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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-17

Our Floater elect, X. B. Cheatham, Esq.
is in town. and is receiving many warm
shake of the hand. His active and unselfsh
canvass-his devotion to the principles of bis
party so conspicuous above all considerations
of self--have him endeared to the Opposition
of this section, and he will ever be associated
with the mot grateful recollections-- Clarks-
Uiike Chronicle
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rs-At the invitation of President Quarl

Eg-At the invitation of President Quarles,
we took trip over the completed portion
OF our Railroad, on Saturday last. The road
was then finished to a point about halt a mile
beyond Hampton's Spring. which is about
one and half miles from the public Road at
which the stage and freight connexions will
be made. 1t is expected that the track will
reach the State line some time next week,
when trains will commence regular trips.
Two passenger cars are expected here this
week. garksUiUe JefeTsonian, 10th.
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THE GREAT "a rERS.--A telegraph des-
patch from Portland, Maine, dated Issh insi.
says ''ofieial information Is received hers
that the Great Eastera leavrs Holly Head
TOT Portland on the 18th inss.'
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-17

Holioway's PiIIs.-The blood vessels be-
come the channels OF disease and death when circu
lating possone1 dud Il is by disinfscting the dis
eased ood that the Pills ali internal disorders.
Sold so Maiden Lane, N.Y. sepls-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-17

COMPLIMENTARY TO GREELEY.-ThP Ydlles
Tan, paper, published at Salt Lake City
publishes sketch of an address to the Saints
by HEBER KMBALL, Mormon elder. The
following is the conclusion
Speaking of thistles reminds me of a bright
idea of Greeleys He thought il would be a
wise notion to sow Canada thistles all along
the plains, between here and the States, 10
feed stock upon. Why that would kill all
the cattle with the bloody murrian and prick
us TO death. So much for Greeleys judg-
ment. What fruitful Imagination be
must have He is the greatest liar on the
face of the earth. Why, bless your soul, be
is the father of all liars. He will go TO hell.
and be the father of liars there. Amen.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-17

~ The Covington Journal says thar at a
caucus Of prominent Democrat. assembled at
Franfori on the So.h ult., Il was decided to
throw overheard SrKruEs A. DorolAs and his
sqaalLer soxrr. lglIy.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-17

Turn DAr- zisssday. Sspf. l3-Pnrss $3.50
two mile eeats--lur all ages;
Dr. J. P. Iienrys u. serugssO Red Oak
years cid by Secund Abort, dan 81 job - 1
E & skasls's 9 ie.hars, years ed. % zsra.
cam d imp Aafsrase.-,...-.....-... Z
r. A. Alskanesft ek lavender. years cid, By
NsEner, dan AiiEe C4fneal .............2 4
Seha H-F.-etie a. seaacnss faSlur. aura ola
~ CT4ckef, dam b AuEa ......-......S 4
fut-Ss & $40.
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GRAY QIESki1 ,. :
lecturer co Aaaiomy =. Georges Hospital, Lon-
dan. kc-
a EAToNY DEsrRTFTTvE AM SURGICAL. Tho
~ Drawings ~ IT. v. csKrE7, n. ~. late remor-
strafar Anatrrny ~ Geerzer Hospital. The nts-
sections jslntiy ~ ne Anfhor and Nr. cArrsa- In
uasxnifeent .fnpoFief octsFc Noiuue. q nearly
PAGES ae1 zrEs and elabcrate engrayines %
tands, ~ %
GRskss SYSTEM on srEgEfY: nssusssIe. Pa
fholoeiesi, IAerspeotc ans Operative With zoe
unss q 400 r<<rs. Prise sl> % Jsss received ~
y. HACA<.
s<po - Market ST
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Nashville Races.

Nashville Races.
WILL commence TUES -
wv DAY. OCTOBER 4TH, IN ARA
with Sweepstake for two ><1XZN
year olds, mile heats .-<----z--seS-SSN
500 entrance, SIS forfeit. Ciosed with p entries
SEcoSD RACE. same day. Sweepeiake for three
year old. sloO entrance, SIS forfeit. Closed with 3
entries.
Third RACE, same day. Match for $500 side
One mile heats.
Mr.. EvKzIY names ch. e. by @. Elliott years old
Mr.. LEWIS names g by OtSello : years old.
wDSEsDAY October 5th.-Club purse $780, Two
mile heals.
THURSDAY, October eth.-Sweepstake for three
year old. one mile heats $500 entrance $50 Tor
feit- Closed with entries.
FKiDAY, October Tth.-cIub purse $500. One mile
heats.
SATURDAY, October sth.-Proprietor' purse $500.
Two mile heats. 5. J. CARTER,
sep2-u Proprietor
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-17

THE best Machine ever invented for broadcast
Il sowing, and one that every Farmer should
have ARMSTRONG a CO.
aenl4-H
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sheriRs Sale.


DY virtue OF veBdigioBi exponas and II Pa 70
ID me directed, and delivered from the Honorable
Chzncery Court Of Davidson county, Tennessee Al s
May Term, 1859, viii expose 90 pubic sals, the
highest bidder, for cash, at khe Court house Ward
gate, IN the City Of Nashville, On SA uRDAY, THE
10TH DAY or OCrO6ER. 1852, all The right, title,
claim, interest, and estate, which n. CaTbitt then
had, may have since acquired and 20 the fol-
lowing described tract, piece parcel OF land Be
ginning ~ the centre OF Market strett extended run
ping North So degrees, East two handred and any.
SIX feet % stake thence south 81 degrees, last
hundred and ity six feet % stake In the centre OF
the oil Murfreesboro' road chang cd; thence south
nysix degrees; West, along the centre Of said road
two hundred aud hlty six feet, 10 the centre of Mar
ket street; thence North thirty four degrees West
along the OF Market street. hun dred and
my Six feet % the begInning containing about
and half acres, with all the appurtenances thereto
being levied n az the property Of " r. Corbt, 10
GAisfy Judgments rendered Ia favor Of c. d. Brien
g. NJ, and John y Gseases, C. x NJ, and against
n. z. CorbHt, C. w. Nance and Andrew Gregory.
JAMES u. HINTON, sheriff,
sepl4-td Of Davidson county.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-17
Prairie Farming in America,
WITH NOTES By The Way,
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES,

JAMES CARD, NJ. p,
Author Of 'Engiisn Agriculture - s.Ietters on IN
Corn Crops, p" High Farming s'Th- West
OF Ireland sc. One vol. 12mo.
"The picture of Prairie Farming is drown not by
smart Eden land agentor specu IaIor in the hope Of
taking in unwary Britishers, but by an eminent Eng
lish aericuurist Nor is the reader invited 10 place
blind faith in Mr.. Cards conclusions They are
given l. such form as to show the exact mount
personal knowledge and local experience from which
they spring; and the steps in his calculations are in
general easy and obvious enough for the most ordn
airy intellect tofollow. And, as Gar can Judge
no element in the purely economical aspect of the
question has been misstaied or fergotten.-Londen
Spectator.
w. y. BERRY e. CO.,, Public Souare
july14-tf
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Wheat Wanted.

V>HE undersigned is preparing put the Broadway
L Mills into operation soon a supply OF new
Wheat can be obtained The highest market price
win be paid for Wheat delivered at the MILL
iune3 ID n. DICKEY
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Farm for Sale.

n AN onering for ssie, privately, that valuable
i Tract OF Land known tbs Hays Tract, siteated
or the Nashville ana cAafi@noaga Railroad, aboaf .
miles from the city. Tue improvements are % the
best description, eonsistiex Il ne arick Heus with
acres cieared land, bAis1es heavily tlmherea- 1hs
place = also vel wAtered- Take alto<ether q h
81 the desi abs places h the v<infy q
Nashville. II nss cold BY tbs arss of Soxszaesr u
vii be for The ensuing year. For particulars
cali GA = &. 1Lssttck 4 90. or NANCE 4 WOOD
wAkn, az 20 me- Al ny store Market q eel Ne s.
sspls-R JAS v. HAYS
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-17
knittiug-Work:

knitting-WOrk:
Web Of many Textnr's, wrought by RrTH PAR
TlSSroS, (BP shilinber, price 81 IS Handsomely
Illustrated sam Slick has run his race. Mrs. Par
ungion Is now the American Humerisi-orrinal, ge-
NAL iaughable and insiruciivs. 'kc' in
this hook. No one should buy this book who thinks
laughing Is a sin. Just received by
aHg23 John YORK 4 ~
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+. 6agan's Book Stprs
F. HAGAN.

F. HA GAN,
SO Market street, Nashville. Tennessee,
Book Seller and Sfationer,
invites Country Ner, hants Poouk.fellers and pcalers
generally to examine his stock aud paces. His as
sortmeni comprises fuIi siocksi
SCHOOL BOOKS,
From an - fmr.inTy Il In rook - Up through an
TIE series & rcxt hos oks used in TIE Coun Schools
Unin srbeos. Academies ard csrescs. 4 The South.
west and unsurpassed f''r cxent and rarcty BY any
house 10 the trade.
BLANK BOOKS.
MEMORANDUM AND PASS BOOKS,
Banker, Cases, roro,f Sat, ,steei and Gold rers,
WRITING PAPERS,
Including all varieties ofcAP, Iettrr Path, Note, Ri
let and Ie:Eer recev, direct from tie n.anriaeiur-
ers, and for ,aie b. me rean or easel
PRIMERS STATIONERY.
y. Hagan ~ouli esI~eany ssIi aiI'i ton Of ruhish-
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Letter, Cap. F"ie ro-f Paper Cares IN roicrs and
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and cOLoRED kiss.
ENVELOPES.
Every variety OF Englsh, French and 40 sriean
gfaeisrs mper,ss ,oorder, received eiree. from
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Back Blue and Red well Iseked ready for shipping.
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Butler and Arpolds celebrated by the eozsn. sross
or cask-
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kinds, fresh ard IN good order.
ENGLISH POCKET srBlEs,
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Gbanreru Sales
CHANCERY SALE.

Montgomery Bells Exr's. James C. Owen.
DURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville, in the above named cause, viii ex-
pose to public sale at the Court house in Nashville
at IL O'Clock, Monday the sth day OF August
upon credit Of 6, II and Is months, without the
right OF redemption re-purcbass, that valuable
Tract OF Land, purchased Of Montgomery Bell by
said James G. Owen, and now occupied by him, lying
on the Franklin Turnpike Road, about 10 allies from
this city containing between and hundred acres
A more particular description willbe given day Of
sale. j. E Cd EAVES,
julys-td Clerk Master.
P0STPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY, THE
Sra DAY OF OCTOBER, 1859.
aug2-td ]. E. GLEAvIs, C. an
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Auction Sale of Groceries
Carter, Wilsford & Co.

(Sueoessors TO Garter, Mckay d 90 and b. LdnieT. }
On Tuesday, September 2Oth. 1859.
tkFE will offer for eashtn front of our Warehouse,
w No. Market Street., large assortment OF
Fresh and Choice Groceries comprising IN part the
following articles, viz:
100 hhds. la. Sugar; 100 boxes Tobacco, vari
100 bags Rio Coiee; Gus brands;
100 - Laguyra Coffee; 200 boxes 80 Bar Soap;
so bbls. New MOiakses, 200 a. Palm soap;
so y bbls do; 100 a. Fox's starch;
so bbis. Crushed x Pow 100 % Woods do;
dered Sugar; 200 dozen Brooms;
500 bills GNU. Whisky; 100 boxes star Candles;
% " Newsom do; 100 a faliow do;
SO Robinson CO. do; so y and q bbls. Gran
SO a. old Rye a BOur- berries;
bon Whisky: 500 doz Painted Bukets;
rs * pipes Brandy; 100 boxes ". r. ana L. ID.
IS bbls. Water and But Cheese
ter Crackers; IS bags Pepper;
100 kegs Nails assorted, SEQ Realms Wrap. Paper;
200 cases Cove oysters; 20 cases Sardines;
100000 assorted Cigars;
200 kegs pure White Lead.
200 b. xes schicdam Schnapps.
Together with many otnsr aIltcies 100 Numerous
TO mention.
CARTER, wILSFoRD CO.,
sepl5-td No. Market street
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Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad Once.
80 49, BOO al


CE4LEn PROPOSALS for ne work q Graaius
- freatnnx, Bridge ana Calvert Nssonry aDa ne
desefY 81 Cross nes 80 tbrty miles 81 kssFtiie
and Serthsesiefn kaiFe44. .ln be feesisea -tl,e
eHee q ths tomg4ny unlls ne tlh - octeher nexk
he eerk - De Led re4ehsz fon ne hegIanlnE of ne
Pfns Ne h1exiess work 81 sredins. and ne<t of Re
efdkinsspn NE sbole road. Mspz. pzoales ane spr<
iac4lioss e4n be a. sha Compsay = o1ee, kash
vile fs11 for leo GAYS hefars tAe l1liag and ali
psepczas - BE 4ddFeesrd -
TX sfEgE NSoN.
Efesssfnf =. ~ ". II Il.
81 4 y. FafG1SSEF.
seH3-4 EnslDeeF E4slern DIxis1es.
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EPPERSON SPRING

There four different kinds of springs--say Red
White and Black sulphur and ChAly beale waterfall
Of which SpriDss are valuable for Nheir medicinal
qualities. There is accommodations Cor 800 board
ers, and AL The kocns we'll furnished.
The IAsnd, belonging 20 the Springs, containing 4ec
acres 100 IN cultivation the baancr well imbered
We ouer this property Tor sale Executors Of Dr.
A. II. nEBow, deceased
1erms--Oae third cash the balance 10 one, tive
and three years.
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Wauteo.
Cross Ties Wanted.
DON'T READ THIS

MEN WANTED, to sell RAPID SELLING, valuable
ltl FAMILY WoKKs
HISTORICAL, DESCRIPTIVE, RELIGIOUS, &c.,
Atlop prices, with INTERESTING CONTENTS and beauti
fully C0LoRED PLATES.
81 For car ulars with full particulars, apply 10
HBSRY HOWE, who for fsoy years has been Publisher
of Agents ooks exclusively. Address him al Ill
Main Street, Cincinnati, Ohio or if you live East,
100 Nassau Street, N Y. aug13-weo2mo
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-17
FOR THE
Saint Louis, Mo-, Fair.
THE FAIR AT ST. LOUIS
OPENS on
Monday, September 27th,
AID tho splsaasa Passenger steamer
B. M. RUNYAN,
JAS. MILLER, MAsrER,

Thursday, she 22d, at Ie O'Clock. N.
60 that passengers who wish a G1
- - visit the great ~ Louis ~<<Sz1<.- 1
Fair, whtch lasts STA days car
avail thenselScke f Tie above opportaaily.
AID IN ease there : net en1urh .n he rissF
for tie steamer ". kaAysn 10 40 sl1sssneers eAn
rely % ne -N4Shvie aBd ST. L1als Packet Co -
hariag BameeF q l4ghi ianaueht fazseneer stean-
ers u Readiness " start from NAshxls The zbsse
date.
For further particulars spely %
seps2-ln A. HAMILTON. Agent.
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EPPERSON SPRINGS
For Sale at Auction.

On saturday, The sth day Of October, 1883,
WE vii offer for sale the Court House door, IA
w the city OF Nashville, between 10 and IL o.
clock the property situated in Macon county, Tenn,
20 miles from Gaiatin, known a.
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Window Giass.

WTINDow GLASS, best quality Of all sizes, from
w by 10 20 80 by 90, tor sale al
sep14 RAINS, BROWN co. >.
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Catharne Stout rs. Ira A Stout and others Lot o
Crawford street.
. DY virtue Of a decree in the OF C. Stout VI
II Ira a. Stout and others, ant iol Of so fe,
front by 200 feet deep. This Lot lies the Mort
side OF Crawford street, between spruce and Vim,
and begins 9Oteet from Spruce
TERss.-l, and years credit, with interes
except $50 cash.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-25
miscellaneous Firms.
A COURT SCENE.

They had pretty rich court scene in
neighboring town few days ago We arc
indebted to correspondent for the full par
ticulars, but as they are lengthy. we will only
state the cause of the court. and give the tes-
timony of one witness.
1t seems that one or two mon were dissat-
ished without just cause, as it proved, with
the teacher of their winter school. and nro-
cured his arrest for assault and battery upon
one of his scholars. The day for his cxamn-
alton arrived, and legal gentlemen, and the
usual attendants of such scenes, assembled in
the town hall, and the counsel in behalf Of
the state called on the stand witness number
one, who gave in his testimony nearly as fol-
lows:
I'VE came in from recess and stood around
the stove. | took ont a plug of tobacco and
took a cud-gavc some to b. The
teacher saw it and told us to spit it out
didn't spit mine out, and he asked me if in
tended TO obey the rules of the school. /
did not answer him. He took me by the coli
iar-threw me down--smashed bench-wo
went into a closet, door and al-tore my
coat-bruised my head. and then asked me Il
| could obey the rules told him | could
so far as | thought they were right (Coun-
sci for defence. DO you use tobacco :,
Yes sir How long have you used it:
Two years Chew and smoke both. dom
you; Yes sir Was you hurt much b,
the teacher; lie bruised my knee. back %
my neck, and drew blood on my face WA.
you confined TO the house any Yes sir.
How long; A day or two. when did
you inform your folks that you was hurt
Next morning. They didn't know it tina
evening No sir Where did you 2,
that night To Mr.. rs What for ,
/ To see him. About "a screnade, wasn't it /:
Something was said about one Yes
where did you go from thoroH Went t,
/ Mr. vs.. What did you gct.' "A til
| horn. Then you went back to Mr.. rs
didn't YOU Yes sir To get compan,
| TO 20 and screnade some one ]; Yes sir.
You say you didn't throw out the tobacc,
when he told you to-; no sir Didn't til
you got ready; No sir 80
It is perhaps unnecessary to say that afte
little more such testimony as this the schoo
teacher was acquitted, and public sentimen
run out of the hands and feet of those pres
ent, till the old hall shool6 from ridge-pole T.
foundation. A purse was made up for tn
teacher to deiray his part of the expenses. an
the crowd dispersed, well satisfied aicdo
MAN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-25

A SUCKER Al rHE PLANTER. - - The
other evening, a traveller from our sister State.
full blooded sucker arrived in this city.
and put up AT the Planters House lie rose
behmes, next morning. and discovered that
his boots were missing, Somewhat alarmed
at the loss OF his understanding, and half at
tired, he rushed out into and through the
passages, shouting for waiter" at the top
of his voice, to the great annoyance of the sun
dry young gentlemen in the upper story, who
are in the habit of always sleeping Il of. 20
Doors were opened and slammed to again, and
mutterings, not suited for ears polite, might
have been heard; on learning the cause Of the
''iuss
At length the "Suckor" found servant
and demanded his boots.
"Boots-boots, yes sir p
"What number sir; :" asked the obsequi.
Gus attendant.
The Sucker" looked rather obviously ioi
a moment but frightened up as he answered
--"Pegged solos and heels, and number
t,oeire.'-St Louis Paper.
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must eventually make its mark upon the pop
ulalion of our cities. We can see il already
bctraying itself in the rising generation 1t
is impossible for any man to drink even pure
liquors six or seven times day without SUI
fcring severely in constitution And when
he transmits this impaired constitution to his
SON. who in turn impairs it still further 10y
the same course. it requires little foresight to
sec that we arc preparing population for our
cities that will not, in physical frame, be much
better than the wrctched Aztecs. This love
of drink and bar-rooms is every day increos-
ing. Every day sees our youth becoming
more and more the victim Of this habit, for
we really think it more a habit than passion.
1t is no love of joviality that tompts them cx-
cent in few cases 1t is not the cxuberanco
of youth IL is not the evanescont impulse
of the gay young fellow who is sowing his
wild oats. 1t is, as has been said, a cool, de-
liberato, confirmed habit No atmosphere Of
rccklessness surrounds the drinking groups,
except on occasions; and no peals Of morri-
mont atone for the act, by proving that it is
at least unusual. A grim and melancholy air
peryades each countenance. The drinks arc
poured out, the glasses are raised and touch
ed with loathsomo air of custom, and each
man swallows his portion with the same i'm
passive counteuance he would wear if he were
drinking a glass Of plain water. All the con-
comitants that partially redeem or excuse
drinking. as far as it can be redeemed or OK
cused, are wanting in this sad and formal
ceremony.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-25
@rotcuI.
X THE GREATEST
s. MEDICAL
81 DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.


fUNpit.
lie has tried in over eleven hundred cases. and
failed except in two cases. both thunder humor. He has
now n possession hundred certificates OF its vail
uc, all within twenty miles Of Boston.
Two bottesarc warranted 90 nursing sore mouth
Ono 20 three bottles viii cure thc worst kind Of pimplos
on the face.
Two or three bottles win cure the system ofboils.
Two bottles warranted 90 cure the worst caukcr in
the mouth stomach.
Three to 6,e bottles are warranted to cure the worst
kind of ErtsfpeIas.
One % two bottles ore warranted TO cure an humor in
the eyes.
Two BOTTLES are warranted 20 cure running Of the cars
and hotchcs among the hair
-Four Co. sis bottles are warranted 20 cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle win cure sclly crupu.ns o'thc skin.
Two or three bottles warranted 90 cure the worst
kind Of rugwom.
Two or three bottles are warranted to- cure he most
desperate case Of rheumatism
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure saltrheum.
rive To cgh bottles will cure che worst case oi scruiua
benefit Is always experienced from The first bottle
and perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity
is taken.
Roxurny, MASS.
DEAN MAuAM,-1horcputaiion Of the Medical Discov-
cry ia curing aU Kind of humors is so VOL established,
by the unanimous voice ofal who have ever used be- that
need not say anything on the subject Che most sk-
Nl physicians and tle most careful druggists u the
country are unanimous boz its praise.
In presenting thc Medical Discovery 90 your notice,
do ii with mn knowledge of its curative mowers in TO-
Loving al and curing most Of those diseases To which
you arc unfortunately $50 liable That most cNcru1atiu8
disease 20 an aiectionatc mother, ,...,.,,,
NURSING SORE MOUTH,
20 los natural sweetness and YOUR babe from short and
fretnl maps 20 ca'u and sweet ,um1crs' and hc Medic
cal Discovery becomes fountain of blessings 90 Your
husband and household IN Chg more advanced stages Of
it extends to the stomach. causing
DYSPEPSIA.
which is nothing bu clnkor on Che stomach then Go he
KIDNEYs.
creating suking gone feeling 'nd an indifference even
10 thc cares of your family Your stomacn h
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pOttrp
TOT INC WUTfHIIIWa
MY HEART is SAD TO-DAY, MOTHER

FOR inc Matchtnins
MY HEART is SAD TODAY, MOTHER
My heart is sad to-day, Mother,
Nv heart is sad to-day,
I'm thinking now Of thee Mother,
Of thee so far away.
NV tears are falling fast, Mother.
My tears arc falling fast
I'm thinking Of those hours, Mother,
Those sweet hours Of the past.
When listened 20 thy voice.
When gazed into thine eyes,
NV heart could but rejoice.
Those hours well might prize
shut my eyes and dream,
Dream. dear enc, Of thee;
Thy lips my check,
Thine eyes smile down on me.
love thee with love
Tha, will outlast my latest breath,
That my heart will ever feel
Till its throbs are lost in death
Ny lips and heart rise up
At morn and night for thee
To tho great God Of love,
That thou Sin peace may be.
That he will guide thee safe
To the promised land Of rest,
With all our household band.
To be forever blest.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-25

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made complaint to Frederick the Great, KIM
of Prussia. Your Majesty" said she, my
husband treats me badly" THAT is none o.
my business replied the King. "But h,
speaks i'll of YOU said the lady. THAT" re.
piled he, sis none Of your business"