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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-18

NO. MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
HAVE now in store and to arrive
II SUGARS.
200 hhds. New Orleans Sugar all grades;
100 bbls. Crushed Sugar, all grades;
80 - st. Louis LOAF Sugar ALI grades
so g Powdered sugar, allgrades.
500 bags prime Rio Conee
MOLASSES.
100 bbls. New Crop Moasses, allgrades;
100 hall bbs. New Crop Molasses all grades
so bbis and kegs Golden syrup
LlQI OKS.
100 bbls. Pike IS Magnolia Whisky
100 sc Dean X Hale IS do,
100 Smiths Reserve do;
loo 90 Old Rye do;
100 g 10 Newsom's do trebble distilled;
100 90 Tennessee White do;
200 80 Old Country do;
100 90 Old Bourbon do;
100 4" Old Monongehala do;
40 90 Robertson county do;
100 pkgs. Port and Malaga Vine;
rs baskets Champagne Wine;
500 pkgs. Brandy, various brands;
200 bbls Motifs Celebrated CIDER Vinegar
SUNDRIES.
1000 kegs Nails, assorted;
500 boxes star Candles;
400 half boxes rIllow Candles,y
1000 Reams Hemp Wrapping Paper;
100 boxes Starch!
1000 bags Fine salt:
300 zoe q. Caps;
100 bbls. Fresh Ale;
so Iierces Rice:
100 D and = tb Cadds BLACK and Common Tea.
so chests Black and Green Tea;
$50 cans Fresh Cove oysters;
100 boxes ". Il. Cheese prime;
loo +. ID.
800 bags Shot assorted;
1000 lbs. Bar Lead;
so bags Black Pepper;
100 dog. Broons;
100 - Cotton Rope;
100 boxes Soda in papers;
100 50 Scotch Snun;
$50 % Stick Candy;
100 90 Fancy do;
100 casks English Soda:
1000 doz. assorted Buckets.
In store and for sale lower than TINY can be mad else
where.
We are Agents for a large Wooden Ware and Rucke
Mandatory and are prepared at times 10 seIIo
the Trade at Manufacturers prices ,Treie ht added
CARTER, WlLSF0RD 4 CO.,
oeoio No. Market street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-18
PAULDING ANDERSON, CHURCH ASnrRsox
Lebanon, Tenn. NaxA-fIIs Trnn
P. & G.. ANDERSON.
WHOLESALE GRocKRs, PRODUCE AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS IN
Brandies, Wines, Whisky, &C.,
ALSO,
Dealers In Bacon, Lard and Countr
Produce, of every description,
Corner Of Broad and College Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

ME are now in receipt of n large and well
w assorted stock of Groceries Iia1ors sc 10
which we invite the attention of the trade:
soIAhS leo box Chewing Tobacco,
ITO hhfs louisiana sugar, all grades Va brands:
al. grades; 1900 Kegs White ead-
oi bbls y \. and BALTIC 10 - Shot, ali sizes;
crushed sugar; 20 Z" Bar Lead;
80 eois \. 4. Loaf aud Is a. Mason Backing;
Powdered sugar. 800 bags hne sat;
COFFEE loco bbls Kanawha salt;
100 bags choice Baltimore IS boxes quart tasks:
Coffee ls5 . pint and = pint do;
266 bags choice New Or 700 Kegs Nails assorted
leans Coffee sizes:
MOLAssEs. LIQUORS
10beis choice Rebolled 5obbls Smiths old Re-
Aolasses; serve Whisky;
so y oblsehoiee Rehoil- 6S bbls old Bourbon
ed Aolhsses: whisky;
90 kegs Golden Syrup. IS bbls old Rye Whisky;
SUNDRIkS. IS a. a. Aonongahela
200 boxes Star Candles; whisky;
100 . Tllow j." 2oobbls Pixies Magnolia
i25 ~ BarSoap: Whisky;
SO - GroundPepper; 3oobhls Tenn. pure white
so - a. Spice; Whisky;
IS =. I" Ginger; rs bbl Nex sons whisky
los "a sup. Carb. soda; co bbi old Fort and Corn
65 a. frdigo, alisizes; Whisky;
ll2 casks Carb. Soda; IS bbls old Port aud Ma
5 - Nader; iaga Wines;
% bags Pepper; q bbls AM. Gin;
Is .. spec: - Holland do;
IL tierees Rice; II bbls old cognac Bran
loo doz Painted Buckets; dy;
IS "a Wash boards; as bills Am. do;
g. nests Tubs; IS baskets Champagne
liz dog Brupus; Miaes
zoo 600 Asserted Cigars. $50 bbls CIDER Vinegar
80 bax Smoking Tobarco;
Together with many ether articles such are
usually kept la the Grocery time
fcbs-tf BSu &C. ANDERSON
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FRENCH WHITE ZINC PAINT
FROM THE
Vieille Montague Company.

II fHr PANT - ASAIted u Az purposes 20 which the
= White Lead u applicable. IL does nOt aura yell
low, lead Invariably d,es, and w1ii acquire The
hardness and Enioothne-s - Caf IaneliiBg theut
the All u Narulsh, AID h easily washed celaFs
~th bass rutain taeir freshness and bFiianry
ceior.
.u1 F-saBds viii cover much snfface, with The
same body, 30 pcunds " iea9-sboaIBg great
economy Ell = beatty
Ia tfdcF THAI parties may depend upon gettng The
zrilcie sirclF Ttgs tley should buy 81 hut
rnozt F-sfociahse koassE The csnIaHy EElp but Tao
qaslifiss. kaown Ne. aad lSasstg Hhls Dry; del
saa tsIszn sal Ite No o. ked seal - article
sised tor psiutins purposes. The SHOW White
Green seal being oniy usca Tor he naoat eHpensiEe
HoFk-
JOSEPH n. sIRONG, Agssf fer ~ q.
raeFs dFezsna O eiher of the felis9 Ia hoIlses
ulE BE allied Al the Fsds<ea aaEif prCes, eii-
Day % v Oh
HALL & CORNELL.
Ne. rs. Natirn Lans. Sr~ Yosk-
RAYNoLDS. DEyoE Il PRATT.
lee snd Fsiaa siress. Ne~ Yosk
jniy1e-omlr.l
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INTERPRETATIONS
4 lard.

I HAVE sold my stock q Boots and ShOrs 20 FAR
Il RAR, plSMUkKS a co, gentlemen worthy % the
patronage OF the public. Who will be found my Old
stand, No. as College street Tor whom solicit lie
patronage Il my numerous epstomeTs, 10 whom /
feel under the stTif test Obligations FOR long aud Lii
erai patronage, and avail myself 0f this opportunity
To- make mg esuul acknowledgements. These
Indebted will please call aud settle up. ] wish
make hnal close % all outstanding business soon
as pracucabie. A. b. hOBkkTSON,
IulylS-lm No IS College 81
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N O II IC E.
Notice to Shippers.


NOClce TO Shippers.
Esz<zz3 szz1E7 - al
I T beng OF the utsost importance for the proper
Il protel lion Of The Track, and 10 keep Of the
way Of gravel and other tans thai fregat trains be
az Tegraf Uniform rate 81 speed hich can only
be accomplished by running on schedule time. there
fore, IN order that lie freight tTails may be
The time laid down la the schedule, h ordered that
after thirty days from this date freight VIII be
eeived b. the Nashville ana Chattanooga Railroad
Company, At Schedule stations only.
Rates ON Flour Reduced.
THE Nashville and chatlsnooga Railroad viii re-
ceive Nash vile, Wartrace, Shelbyyille and
stAtons y. a G r. r. between Nashville and Var
trace and give through receipts Tor Flour by Car load
10 Charleston or savannah at One Dollar barrel
through r., " COLE.
suP't Q! Transportation n. 4 z. R. r.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-18
Nashville and SmIthiand.
Eass5gs7 E55ziySz7 81 ALI
1900 SSzs-sSS.IEE go s =

EDdEFiELD AND hEAfUjhl kAlLkUAD.
THERE Is a regular line Of L. s. MAI. COACHES
Il running from the Terminus Of the above road
AT Springfield, Tennessee, via keysbuTg, Trenton
Hopkinsvilie, Priuceton and Ediyvilie. 10 Smihand
KY; there connecting With the LOUISVILLE ST
LOUIS and NEW ORLEANS PACKETS
This line Is OF the best roads in the State
and is the cheapest, nearest and best route from
Nashville 90 the ohio River; the trip being made in
NINE HOURS IhSS TINE than by any other route:
Thirty miles Il Il being by Railroad.
Through Tckrts from Nashville 20 SlffrHLAND can
be had OF j. W Ferguson, Agent Commercial Hotel,
Nashville, or Of The Conductor the Train for TEN
DOLLARS.
The Coaches on this route viii leave Springfield i'm
medlatey on the arrival OF the Train from Nashville
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, until the
LIST day of July, after which time they viii leave
daily.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-24
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL.
on gUrH AVENUE
Atths Intersection Of Broadway, Op. Madison Square

NP' wi square,
New York.
To BE- opened AHyu.f 2I. lSsO.
VNHfs Location y the nost desirable % any On this Vr.,, s,,o-
Il polls, being the most healthy, delightful. and central I'm ,bs 81
y, and very near and eonvenien, TO the Hudson River ana Bo.ton
Railroad Depots.
The entire arrangements of the establishment IN N. rc.u,, d,
mature study and experience, aud render IL the musi comforabI.
and home-nkr Hotel Ia the world.
M III. improvements that comfort and convenience have sug.
gssted, have been Introduced.
Every pTec antion has been taken, during cop.irurtion tn scr,,s
the positive safety Of quests from the dangers Of conasvrati,r
Subdivision double brick walls extend frvui the rock f,undatlou IN
the roof All Of thu noors are double, and are separated by : law
er OF cement making the entire structure FIRE rroof
Among other Important; imurovem~nts Ia addition 10 ,h. u.,,t
possibility Of accident.
LOW spacious aud corridors, forming a promenade Of eirb. bpp.
dred feet upon each Of the six stories, give Light and air In ne LIgb.
est degree, TO every apartment.
Ahoeral space has been appropriated TO public Drauf,y Roo-,
q grand Promenade Hall Suites o. spacious PslorV Cb,r,hsr.
and Dressng-Rooms, with all the modern convenirnce., have been
and single gentlemen. ~
An exchange, containing the journals Of the dav. and all ,b.
eonvenienees for commercial Intercourse and bushes. bash..n
added u The many other features Of the Hotel. and there IA a IT,.
legraPh Office connecting with all parts % the country.
msnts. are provided for the use Of guests and the nnbIc
Tie Furniture, and every article % use In TIE etabH.Lm.n, has
Horn
All communications for apartments, or upon npv bu.ip... ron.
nceted ~h the house, please direit to /" FIFIH AyENuE Horn - in
order 20 Insure immediate attention.
The entire oTganiIailon q this Hotel has been under the diree.
49, bosioh, and Battle and Point Clear Houses In Mobile.
AA[- WITH NNNlI "a A -
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ausIc pr SrEAN.-The most novel attraction at the
Mechanics Exhibition is the steam musical instrument.
called the "CalhoPe. pronounced "kaIeyc-o.pe. y which
was put up on Saturday night, and placed on a tempora-
ry platform, outside of tho rear window Of the main hall.
IL could not be exhibited inside, as IL sounds to better
advantage in the open air, and may now be heard at a
great distance without disturbing the visitors. This In
strnment was invented by Mr.. Joshua c. Stodiard. of
Worcester, Mass, and Is exhibited by Mr.. Arthur $. Den
ny, General Agent of the American Steam Music Com.
pany,' at Worcester. IL consists OF an iron frame. some.
what larger than a sewing machine, on the top of which
two oonverging rows of valve chambers are arranged
each chamber furnished with a double metallic valve.
\ small stem passes from each valve, and over caeh
valve Is a steam whistle. A cylinder or wheel with cops
like that OF a nIusic-box, is so placed as to lift or pull the
valves, as 1t revolvcs, and thus Il tune is produced. The
cylinders are changeable, Gd HJif,HH, aud each one pro-
duees seven airs. There are ouly three cylinders here
and they are arranged for the following tunes
No. Sweet Home Serious Family Polka Minny
Musk; Qnickstep; Watcher; Liverpool I~Iornripe. aud
Quick March.
No; smMassanieno Ten o'clock one Moonlight Night,
Jig Cotillon, Katy Darling, Della Polka, Little More CT.
dir, and air from Sonnambula.
No. S-March from Moses in Egypt, Scotch Reel, Mel
ly BY, College Hornpipe, Devil Down Hill, White Cock
AIDE, and Hunters Chorus.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-24

CT, Nance, Alice Gray, Julia Y Moore. L Turner, y A o.
den, A Bass. M Ferguson. Annie Dudley, etc. etc.
Patch Work.-Specimens by Misses ~ Cox, S A Per
kinsOn. NJ y Dupree, s Lo,iSgsiop, Mary seeiey, saiie
Bell Mr., Ro~ieti. N w ChAikley, A L Holiday, WIN
Forbes, Duke.
Nsfhing-Specimens by Misses Fannie Douglas. Fan
ME Mayo, Bette Chanin, Mrs n A WaddeT. Wood. II q
Lawrence. N l. Bowls.
Lace Wo,t-scarf. Misses y Johnston collars, Jen-
NE harris, and Eanes; curtain, Mrs r q Harold cape,
Miss NJ D smi,hsr veil, "a Virginia lady"
neutrality-suspicious. by Misses N v Boolwright, Julia
hnghes. Jennie Brown. X Wells. IAN orphan" D. Nor
ris, A. Weller. T. A. Martin, FANNIE Mayo, N. A. Her
bert, Mary II. Boiling, NJ. * Harwood, Mamie T. Link.
Mrs.. Julia Hughes. p. NJ. Parrish, f.. Mcdowell, Lucy
Dudley, Duke. Cox, VIM. Boshcr, Jos. c. Burton, S. A.
Law.
~Tdfting-Coilars, Misses T.. A. Fitxwilsou. T.. A. TaIiey.
B. Tsley. A.. McSparran, Susan sassie, N. @. Tunstah,
kIirS Bs.-, M; A. Gsnnet,, !; Thomas land eun.JA
N. kiinbrough, and Lizzie Blair samples, Miss J. NJ.
sharp, Ada West, Mrs. NJ. c. Bradley chemisett, Miss
NJ. A. Allen; mat, Miss II. Courtney.
Iaps Work-Coiiars, by Miss N. T.. Grafton and Mrs
s. ID. Saunders.
Bed Qaihs-Cslico Quilts, by Misses N. CulHng worth.
Eubank. N. 7. Lee, Al. Lee. N. Burch, Lucy T. Hulcc,
5. A. Atkinson, NJ A. Allen, Emma Booth. Mamie True
heart, Mrs. r. @. Turner, @, II. Williams, N. c. Brady,
Nuckols, 5. Couiiz, Carr, John Greme, Jr, L. d. Brock,
q b. Turner, Lucy Dudley, J. c. Shelley, L. McCIung,
WIN. siedd, Il. Raymond, and WIN. Wells.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by Mrs. j. r. Harrison, l..
b. Holt, A. 7. Bowers, G. G. Shepherd, S. Clarke. Eliza
Phddy. NJ. A. Clary, NJ. Perdue.
Domestic CaPet-Pieces by Mrs. A. B. Smith, NJ.
Collier, aud Jos. q. Burton.
Domestic Linen, Cotton and WooiLen Goods-Cotton
shifting, Mrs. II. Cox; linen, Mrs. S. NJ. Harris; table
cloths. Misses L. A. waddil, VI. A. Spencer: spun aaS.
Miss L Collier; hank dogs hair, Mrs. J. b. Warrington;
collars, Miss Eanes.
One pair CATERS, Mrs. J. G. Burton, Hcnrico.
Oh neutrality-suspicious. by Misses Salne A. Brock
l.. L. Roane. Marshall, and Chinu, aud A. Guenther.
Observation-Disclosures contributions by Miss Bart.
lett, Mrs. Eddens, Mrs. ,. b. Clop,on.. Misses NJ. A. Cul
lngsworth, Mary A. Walker, Wingield, and Mrs. s. II.
Gordon; juvenile scene. Mrs. NJ. II. Smith; Grecian, by
Mrs q. B. Steele, Miss 7. G. Bates, and Miss S. s. Camr.
bell; dish OF fruit, by Mrs. C. Catlett; Indian, Miss $. V.
Wharton; crayons, by w. L. Baylor, Mis- ID. Hughes,
and Miss Sanie A. Brock; Charles l. and Hugucnot, by
ChAs. I. Palmer; oriental, Miss L. S. Conrad; Tomb OF
Washington, Charley Harris; ocomotiv by NJ. Rcams
Iytod Work.-Rug, by Mrs. b. II. Brady; mat. Miss
Betty Whitlock, do, Miss Copeland; stool cover. z. Mar.
Tabb, Jr.
Leather Work:-Case, basket, and book, Miss NJ. Har.
ris; frame, Mrs. J. II. West.
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EMORY a. HENRY COIIEGE
WlSAINcInN cnL,NIr L

VNHE Fah session Of this IEstitItion viii commence on the 18th ~
AugIs, next, and continue q weeks. The sp rnr session be.
gins TIE day amer the close Of the Pail session and couiinur. ~,
u weeks The charges for the entire collegiate wear ~ 40 werk,
viii be ti50, Of which sIas required 10 he maid IN navanrr go
the other SO ~ the end Of the fnt i've months. This sum IprinJ..
our charges for Tuition, BoIrd, Fact and ooEhHgr.f re- ".
ask OF those seeking a place for the education OF their son, aud
SArds to mote carefully the advantages which Ne are oas1nV Our
location, grade o. seholarshtp, ability aud experience o. the hcll
", excellent discipline. thorough eouur Of lnstrurtI,n ma IJt
rank Of cur graduates, have already secured Us the larr,Sf rs,-1r
aEeoi 4hg Cousge II te state for a catalogue OF Tor any par
ueuiAI miormahon address = WILLY. PrsL
1uy%-dAcu Fm3ry y "a a.
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarSapariIla,

me most eaeetual remedy which the medical skill Of our times can
devise Tor this every where prevailing and fatal mal.dy Itseom.
blned from the most active renediAs that have hen df.rovsreJ
for the eSPuTgauon Of hi. foul disorder from the blood. and he
rescue OF the system from IT, destructive commencement uenrr n
snouIi E employed Tor the cure of not only serofulA, but also those
9ther Aueehons which arise from u, such ~ EkuFrfyE and SKIN
DISEASE, sT ASTHoSts ftEE, RosE, or EEYsnuts. PusPIEs Pr
IuLE, bu0rcHEs, BLaISs and ID rs, TUHoRs, TErrEE and slLT RHErS.
scALD hEAD, RfSSWoHH. RHEUNATIsN, SYPumuIc and MKRcrEIAi
DtsEAsN, DHorsI, DrSFErsiA, DKHnTTT, and, indeed, an Cow
rLkiSIs AEklSs TEoN INFLATED On INPrEE BLoop. The popular be.
hei -impay1fy 81 ne BLOOD" Is founded In truth, for scrofuIA !,
a degeneration oithe blood The particular purpose and virtue
OF TINS sarSAparla Is TO purify and regenerAte this vital auit
without which sound health Is Impossible In contsmInat.d ean.J,B'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-24

LARGE FIRE-Yesterday morning, between ! and .
o'clock, the extensive soap and candle factory of J. W
Bruce, Agt, situated at the northern termination of 9Th
street, was entirely destroyed by fire. The building was
Il large one, constructed entirely Of wood, and being filled
with inhammable materials was speedily consumed. IL
was erected some ten years ago by Messrs. Stcarns X
Brummel, and used by them as a distilery. until thew re-.
moved to their present establishment below Rockets
The loss by fire will not fall short Of s6,Oso--itue or no
insurance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-24

MAYORS CoUKr.-We must make 'short metre" of
Saturdays proceedings, as they were devoid of inter
est.
John Aaher, from Norfolk, aud Pat RAddy, fighting in
the street. John being the aggressor, was committed In
default OF security, and Pat was discharged.
Dan Miller and Jas. Ryan for trespassing on Brooke
Peasants, were sent to Jail in default of security for their
good behavior.
Two other cases were continued
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-24
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
For all the Purpo,es Of a Family phvsi.

are 80 composed that disease within the range Of their action can
rarely Withstand or evade them. Their penetrating prop.rtI.s
search, aud cleanse, and invigoraie every portion ofthe human or
gnnism, correcting It's diseased action. and restoring IT, he .IIhy vi.
tAhues IS a consequence otthese properties, the Invalid who Is
bowed down with pain or physical debility l. astonIshed 10 and hi.
ting
No, only DO they cure the eyerydA eompl,ints Of every body.
but also many formidable and dangerous dc sases. The agents b..
low nansI is pleased to furnish gratis my American Almsnsc con.
aiming certlnesi.s OF hsir cures and directions Zoe their use In the
iSnoWing compliints to,",sness, HeartbHrn, HcddqrAs drifT0
Jron Wsorfsred stomach, Ndussd, Indigestion, Pain IN and
Horba jHdctioa ~ he Haros, FdfHfeacv, los on 1pB,fIg
JIandic, and other kindred complaints, arising FROM low state
OF the body or obstruction Of IL mnrffon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-24

hERrTEn CoNPLuaENT.-Tbs Blues, Lieut.. w. l.. Maule
commanding, had an inspection ard dress parade on Fri
day night. They marched to the Governors house. ,psid
their respects" TO him, and were addressed by his excel
leney with a complimentary speech. Subsequently Lieut..
haule was presented with a handsome service OF silver
plate, consisting Of six pieces, given to him by tho homo.
rary members, in token of their appreciation ofhis Jealous
efforts to promote the efficiency OF the company.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-24

CRY CouScI--An adjourned meeting of the CITY
Council will be held this afternoon, for the special pur.
pose OF considering the report of the Committee on the
City jail. We hope that 1t will be fully and carefully
considered before any action is taken. That a larger.
stronger, and more secure Jail than the present one is
needed in Richmond, is a proposition admitted by all
who know anything of the facts; and though We doubt
tue proPnety OF locating a new jail upon the site propo-
sed, (near the African Church. believing that A more
suitable location could be found, we shall be content
with the decision of the Council, IL they shall decide, az.
ter mature dehbSation, that the site indicated is a proper
one. We want a new jail badly, and the sooner we have
IL the better.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-24

Al dseNse, now living, disOrierrd or unhealthy food. Immune air
hih and hlihy habits, the depressing vices. and. above an by The
NeheIeal Injection. Whatever be It, origin. Il l. hereditary ia the
constitution, descending from parents to children unto the third
n fourth generation - indeed, Il seems 20 be the rod Of Hin,
dren."
Its elects commence by deposition from the blood Of corrupt or
nieerous matter, which, In the lungs, liver, aud internal organs n,
termed tubercies; in the stands, sweninEs; and on the surfsc &c,
Srupuons u sores This foui corruption, which gend-s Ia the blood
usPrSsss NE energies OF life, so that scrofulous constitutions not
only suffer from seroiglnus complaints. hut they have far less nov.
E "a Withstand the attack % other diseases consequently vast
numbers perish by disorders which, although not scroInIou. in their
nature, arr sun rendered fatal by this tAiui Ia the . st-u. Most
OF the eonsumrtiam vthch decimAtes the human family has IL or
gin directly In this scrofulous contamination; and many destrur
i've disease. 81 The liver, Kidneys, brain, and, indeed, OF all the
organs. arise from OF are aggravated by the same cause
One qu rteT Of all our people are ScrofuIous: their perxnn m.
Invaded bv this lurking Infection, and their health Is hinder Mined
oS u 10 cleAnseH from the system Nc must renoVAtr the blood
by an Alternative medisne, and invtgor ate II by healthy food and
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REAUTIPUL SQUARE OF 4 ACRES. I'm s,s.
II ney. bounded nv noNer

vi AtEES- In Syd-
- neg. bounded by Dover, EImwood, Park
nnu heado~ streets, with the building. and
improvements thereon, for Safe nj AnrIion.-
VI % s"Ld Al Auction, on the prem!ses. on Thursday. th- gIth
'stobsT, l~H. Commencing At { O'Clock, r. NJ. tie yaiunbr r.I
sac, located q above, nv occupied by Mr.. WA. bennett. md
Al1sblng TIE residence OF Mt. EdUard G. Howard. (ounerly Thou,-
a Ctoaetl The land nr the most part, lies most beautiful The
nP'1s snsnis consist 81 a Brick Dwelling, besides very large aud
excellent Brick Building covered With slate. offended 65r : .p,oa.
hoa'eJ The and uin be- divided according to a pl.t an ,urysy
70 be exhibited a. the hour Of sale.
Ihss-onei"urth cash, balance 1t c. y anil l. months. FOR ne
gouabie notes, Interest added, secured by a trust deed N tr- -
tanned CDnDTN 4 apprp-Is N"v re
p She foregoing property, asa oil, caa he sonsbi a, al.
waite Laia aA- pm
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs Colds Influenza, HoRrsenesS, Group,
bronchitis, Incip'cnt consumption and for
the RELIEF OF ConsumPtiv" Patients In advan-
cod stag . OF the disease.
10 Vide Is the heli q hs usefulness and % numerous sTe he ca
's otts cures that almost every section Of country abounds In
persons publicly known, who have been restored from aisrnfny
and even desperate diseases of the lungs BY is use. When once
tHed' " superiority over every other medicine % ~ Kind l. Too
apparent 70 escape observation, and where Its virtues are knoun.
ne pubic no longer hesitate what anuiote 10 employ for the dis
tressing and dangerous affections 81 the pulmonary orraps r,t
are Incident 70 our climate. while man, Inferior rsmcm = thrsst
upon the community b we failed aud been discarded this has gain
ed friends BY every trial, conferred benefits on the afflicted they
markablc 70 be forgotten.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-24
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