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The hydraulic press., 1860-09-08
woolsey's Flat Correspondence.
WOoLsEY's FLAT, Sept. 5, 1890.

w WOOLSE1 3 + LAT, Oept y, 1OSU.
MEssRs. EDIroRs-A man named o O'Connor,
at work on Sailor Bar, on the Middle Yuba river,
on Tuesday last, was picking under a bank about
six feet high, when it came down suddenly and
caught his left leg, breaking it about midway
between the ankle and the knee.
This is the only item of any account since I
saw you last. The place where you saw the
wounded man put, while you were here, is be-
coming quite hospital in appearance, there
being four patients, all with broken legs. I
think it would be pious notion for some of
these rich claim holders who are making more
found hospital for the reception and care of
disabled miners, many of whom are not situa-
ted so as to hire assistance, and become bur-
den to their immediate acquantances, many of
whom are not in a fix to help themselves, much
less those who have no claims on them other
than casual acquaintance may give.
BY the way, another item: A man by the
name of c. H. Keller, an owner of mining
ground on this Flat, and an old resident of, and
well known on the Ridge, being rather unfortu-
nate in finding ''mucho orc" in his claims, made
a ''clean up" on Saturday last and left for parts
unknown, leaving many creditor to mourn his
"untimely departure" His liabilities will foot
up about $4,000.
There is pretty good joke told about one of
his creditors, to whom he was owing about 5000.
1t appears the creditor had known that Keller
intended to leave, but assured him he would not
tell a. soul; Keller telling him that he would
pay him if he would keep quiet. This he faith
fully performed and "opened his head" to no
man until after K. left, who unfortunately for
the creditor, forgot to reward his silence.
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Valuable Mines for Sale.

uNHE undersigned wish to self one
half of the claims known the San joaquin
claims. at Birchville. Johnsons Hill, any part
thereof to suit purchasers. Aso the entire set of
claims an Juan HlI known the Smith Brown
Claims. adjoining Tire Eureka and Golden Gate. and
Will sell them low For particulars. enquire of
WINHAM i BRO.
North San Juan, Sept g. 1860. If
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mr. nING,S DEsPENsARY
FOR PRIV ATE DISEASES.

-<e->1NzS-- DIX. KING formerly Of New York for
kIp& he iAstfOuT years OF Louisville, Ken
EIJ b - devoted ais attention u the treat
ment II private diseases over 80 years, Matters
hImselr, having attended, a practice for so many
years, aud cured so any thousands, he Il enab led
all diseases OF private nature, m liter
hos bal Lhey be from iulI iicss Ined al treat
msnt. n-g.ect OF IN sr "~u- Dr. King :
DIspensIy No Is DeIderIck street. betw cen Cher
ry AMI the square coud story, where he cures all
diseases Of a prITat- nature
GONOfssHEs cured with ut nauseOus medicines or
Interference with business
-RIcTUKAs Of Oft or recent date, efectually cured
in !. few days BY au operation which causes no
pain Whsrra Structure exi Is health ca1nct b.
euJoyed. Perhaps disease causes more IN schief
auI IndeTiuiass the con stitutiIu s. much
SYPHIus with ali the diseases of the skin, growing
out Of me- let or tad treatment, b. eGectuilly
cured in a dIys-
SEMINAL WElKsEss Particular attention having
een q ven ia disease, and tllthe consequences
,lroaIIg Out 10 brought OI ia many oa-es ny the
destructive tDiIs ~ sider4te Youths anu *
eessve grucs 81 Ih- psssious, neglect oi hIch
Ill lcrmiue the constitution, rendering the sdb-
Jest uahtfpr Isness society aHj causing pre- ma
oil age
Fem dies SIO may be tabOriug with any difficulty
OF the Womb nty rest assured Of i'm neilt'e reiIei
Persons residing abroad, by writing aud stating
their Cass. vita a les enclosed. direct d 70 Dr A
King W. - I.2 eTCS stree, Ms tvitle Tenn, VIII
have the Necessary iCiues seat To tIeT address
WIN -sIry ii egtJIs- strict secrecy observed
ce .IoITs .rOl O'ciO il tIc m rning until . IA
the evening mIy 3J-IIdA~ly
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From the New York Times, August ., 1859.

SPAIDING PKEPAEED GLUE--PrePaTed Glue: a very
useful convenient article for hOuse-keepers ana
others 'sSpllding's Prepared CT e" IL Is one Of
those inventions small IN themselves, vii Oh, new
ertheless go lar the economies Of household man
agement, and eyer-PrrsrnJ ait IN saving lime
expense trouble The number IL small pairs
to furniture picture frames, crOckery chil !rcn's
TOYS leather she'll aat other fancy work, with The
almost inn .ui-TabI- uses e. which n every house
Did really -0oi and ready article OF thi- Kind
may be applied vii at Suggest themselves 1"
the ladies' Damaged book covers IuOseuei leaves,
dIapidlIed maps aud .IblrIunIs, viii remind tb-
student ana B1uk OF its value This llIc -
compromised ~iih chemicals NhCh hold II PeT.n.-
nsntIy solution uRtl Il Is aP Ie, without ae'ting
rs strength, ant which serve - give the adhesive
matter nrGnvr hold the suri.ccs % b. unit ID
aftsr which they quickly evarst- leaving Ii'- glue
To harden with EIpilty and teio ~. Il Il rstiU &
ed that there least uys millions NJ households
IN the United states, aud that outlay Of irm "re
dolars anauAiIy required 10 make small re-
pairs furyturr atone, apart from the Hauler 'us
negIects Hl4ke-suiiIs that necessarily resort
ed TO. mayl--w
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ceedingly scanty one for SO large popnla-
ton to draw upon. Baltimore, am told.
does not support the drama as well as some
other cities that could be named. see from
the bills that Mrs. JOHN C. HEESlN" (ADA
LsAAcs MENKEs) is to appear at one of the
theaters tomorrow night.
II you have any stock in the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad would advise you to
sell out Immediately, you'd better go and do
it at once before you forget it. A Texas
editor ION not very large scale, it must be
confessed) came over that route the other day,
and had to pay for the privilege in spite of
his excursion ticket. He is very indignant at
it, and swears he "means to write a letter
back to his paper and play HI with the
road" Sell your stock at any price
have no idea the road will pay expenses
after that letter appears. J. Z. II.
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The following card will be distributed
through the city to-day:


through the city to-day:
FIRE FRET RIREi u
The annual parade of the Fire Department
takes place on Thursday next, the 18th inst.
on which occasion it is expected the Mem
phis Fire Department will be present and
participate. This department being DESTROYS
to make as good an impression upon their
guests as possible, and to give character to
our city for liberality and hospitality, would
respectfully call upon the citizens one and
all, to decorate their dwellings and business
houses on that day with flags, or devices of
such character as their judgment may sug-
gest. Mr.. LUCK, at his old stand on Union
street, has procured large quantities of flags
of all sizes, and at small cost, so that those
desiring to decorate can do so for very
trifling amount. Let it he grand gala day,
equal to the grand reception given to the
Legislatures of Kentucky aud Tennessee at
Cincinnati i'll ia luary last.
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In presenting the merits of this in
valuable medicine again to the public,
after a trial of more than twenty years,
as certain, safe, and speedy cure of
most of the chronic diseases of the
urinary organs, the proprietor feels
fully prepared to present such an array
of facts, of the most indubitable kind,
from persons living in has oaon imnae-
diate reigh6orhood, and has oacn county,
as well as elsewhere, and such an array
of evidence as he confidently believes
has neye- before been presented 10 the
public in favor of any other medicine,
patented or not, right at the place where
it started, and enough to satisfy even
the most fastidious and incredulous,
and leave them without the shadow of
a doubt OF the certain efficacy of the
LITHONTRIPTIC in the cure
of Calculi, or Stone in the
Bladder and Kidneys, Ora
vel Deposits, Inflammation
of the Kidneys and Bladder,
Chronic Gonorrh9a, Weak
ness of the Loin, ProlapSus
Uteri, Sympathetic Complaints at
tendant on Pregnancy, &c, &c.
and in time CT Labor the Lithon-
triptic has no equal on record, as can
be proved by many Certificates.
Among those testifying to its efficacy
may be mentioned, in has Oaon neigh
borhood and county, the PHYSICIANS
the CLERGY, CLERKS OF THE CIRCUII
AND COUNTY Courts, MEMBERS OF
THE LEGISLATURE, THE GRAND JURY
of his own county, FARMERS, MEM
BEERS OF CONGRESS from his owl
district, &C., &c. AN array of testi
mony sufficient to leave all persons Ia
boring under any of the above-men
toned diseases perfectly without an.
excuse for not obtaining the Lithon
triptic and being healed, but downright
obstinacy or the most inveterate anti
pathy against any secret remedy.
will say, in the language of Holy Writ
If you do not believe the testimon,
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G0mmrrriol.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NAsHILLvE. Nav IL, 1860.

NAsHILLvE. May IL, 1860.
COTTON Nothing OF interest doue in
in Cotton yesterday.
T0BACCO.-Salcs by A. HAMILTON OF 2s
hhds at the following figures: 25, 40, S
20. IS, 2 80. 5 SO, 5 20, Is. 20. IS,
90, 4 So 3 %. as, 30. 10 O5. 2
IS, 5 IS. 5 80, 6 Is, ) so, 6 50, SO, 60,
CD, IS, 2 35.
BACON Hams 9a9t; Shoulders TAFT
Clear Sides loo l0ic per 10.
FLOUR-we conlinne to quote al s7(S7
SO = b for Extra; aud s6C9s so for Super
tia; Extra in bags So so; Superine SIS per
90 u.
LARD-Is in demasd at lOc 2 n.
SEEDS-Millet Seed I0(G2 20; Orchard
Grass Seed 81 rs; Clover Seed 50 90;
Herd Grass $ 2509si so; Timothy Seed s3
SO; Clean Blue Grass - 3OC92 SO
| Stripped 81 IS; Hungarian 81 IS per bush.
WHISKY.--Recti6ed 20(s22 per gallon.
and no charge for the barrel by Smith &
Lellyei,: country brands 506a75c.
SUGAR-Sew Orleans brown e07esc. =
D. by the bbl.; ic. lower by the hogshesd
.
powdered lllSl2iei loaf ll(Si2e-
IR0N.--Tennessee-B &c Band 7(a7i
Horse Shoe 81, Nail Rod 8. Boiler 81. Sheet
slSsa, Hoop slCSsl. Pittsbarg-iiar u
Band 54096. Horse Shoes, Nail Rod Sheet
5iCs6. Hoop 7@s.
MOLASSES-New Orleans In bbls. 4s(a
4ec q gallon; 4sc. in half bbls.
aalEharrels IS. in kegs 81 90.
COFFEE Stack light, demand fair
Prime Rio is ~erth isa(sl4is. Lagayrs
iiCaisl; Java ls<92o. baltimore strictly
ehosce IL
CASDLES-Star hrm at 10 tor IA OF;
II fes fsl! weight; Tailo~, i2se-
HIDES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ides cents. dry 10; Southern salt II.
Oak sole Leather soe- p .. for best quail
g; Harness 50.
RAGs--ForcotsOn Ragsin good order
eeats l. reasilly paid.
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that shall adduce, neither weuld zou
believe though one arose from the dead
and told you of the great efficacy of the
Lithontriptic
! The Faculty and the public may be
surprised to hear of remedy that win
certainly dissolve Calcuh, or Stone In
the Bladder, and cause it to pass off
with the urine, and permanently cure
almost all the chronic diseases of the
Urinary Organs, those heretofore in
durable diseases. But the proprietor
is certain that at last he has found out
diiS great dest9erdtum iR Medicine, u
certain and safe cure for these diseases.
And all he wants, wishes, or desires, is
for the Faculty and the afflicted to give
his medicine fair and impartial trial,
and he has no doubt that they will
be thoroughly convinced Of its grea.
efficacy; and if it does not do what he
represents il to do, he would like to
know it and let it be exposed; but if
it does effect these cures, he hopes, for
the sake of suffering humanity, the Fa-
culty-the guardians of public health
will give it their influence. There is
no humbuggery in the Lithontriptie;
every certificate is genuine. and the
proprietor viii give one thousand dol
lars to any person who will find out
one spurious certificate.
Any person doubling the truth Of
any thing that has been said, is car
nestly and respectfully requested to
correspond with any person whose
name is annexed to any certificate, and
thereby convince himself of the truth
of every thing that has been published.
The number of bottles that it usu-
ally takes to cure is from one to FIVE;
though it has been known to take ten
bottles where there were extremely
large formations of Calcuh or Stone
to be dissolved in the bladder.
For the efficacy of the Lithontriptis
see the Circular, containing some of the
most wonderful certificates in the world,
around each bottle.
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Stock Ncduced.

DREPARING son to make a change in our business
4 arran EeIuents We desire 10 reduce present
stock as much as possible. Ia order 10 do this We
viii Her our present stu K Of staple and Fancy Dry
assortment II ak Berages, Moslins and Travelling
Goods, and ia fact every thing could xish for
~lso, White Goods, Em5roiderles, He's cry, Table
Dtmask, : Getting, Bleached aad Brown Domestic,
Pianial son Goods Tor and women, Cloths, C4ssi
meres, Nestings and Under wear for Gentlemen. We
wish - cal partcular attention 10 oar bargain
ter on which viii b found 81 all times many desTa-
Die goods one fourth their value.
Hprl.-tf Il HOfSzsN 4 HUMPHREY.
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~The members of the National Typo
graphical Union visited the Hermitage and
tomb of General Jackson, in body yester-
day. They took much interest in surveying
the premises, and many of them brought
away memeHtoes of the place in the shape OF
hickory walking canes, sPrigs. pebbles, &c.
Acommittee of the Nashville Typographical
Union accompanied them, who prepared a
lunch which was partaken of on the grounds
after which the company returned to the
civ
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12

EDWARD EvERETT.-Tbose who would like
Opposition candidate for the Vice Presidency
looks to be, can procure very fine steel en-
craving of him by calling on Col. EBER
HART, at the Jones House, near Suspension
Bridge. 1t is done in the best style, and
presents an accurate likeness. What man
ner of man be really is the country generally
knows, and we will refresh their memories
on his high qualities and noble virtues along
through the present summer.
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Mustang LiniEnent.
v.LUABLE HORSE SAVED.


Mr.. = ILTcH, Hyde Fark, VT, ~rItes'-'' hat the
- x.s considered worthless" (his case was
,.viE. > bat since the free use Of the Mustang
niraeat. I have sold hI1 for one $50 cash Your
nirasut ms been doing wonders up here"
400 BzoAD .IzEET PHILADELPHIAr "a
fEzsreet) ssIn lifting kettle from the nTe II
.,n,.. azeaoIe tilted over, and sealded my
nd. very severely almost 20 crisp IL vas an
xSsTs,l1T Tue Mustang LInImeEt appeared 10 e4-
.-t t1 pain IL healed RAPIDLY Without SORENESS
Al IeII 10 scar Of account lr1lt !Oulesy --,y,,
Such language as this - but thecoh lAH' Al Ia
Al .eho Sasrever this article u uSel
7,s- Ifl.s.eut - idiIssfsusAOie 10 pithters ana
80 ~ ugrs-s 4ud mul-S- Gr- JOaS DANIELS
u.,-t.r,,.aarv a. solo slave I0T s-UJ, ~iO = a.
.rs--t rom utter 1-el-=zG-5= % This LAniiieAe-
go r.r,tiIv saoaid nave II BE very particular
nd csauire lJr the Mustang LInimeEI anu t1Ae no
Their -. - .s--..s
-,-rI..t Elrspe and the Islands OF the Ocean It0r
J, cents 80 cents, and 81 per bottle
BAHNE.> & PARn, New YORK
uOEz5-6mdtwSw
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12

zs-Gen. WASHINGTON BARROW, on Thurs
day last. entertained the Rock City Guards
Capt. r. G. FOSTER and number OF guests
On The civil list, at his residence in L igc-
field. 1t is nee iess to say that the Dime:
was superb, in every respect, and all the ar
rangemrnts that give pleasure on such an
occasion. perfect. They could not have heen
otherwise in that abode of elegance, refine
ment. and generous hospitality. All pres
ent enjoyed themselves, and came away de-
lighted
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SlOO Reward.

ID ANAWAY from the subscriber, living near Cor
II NTH, VI S., Negro Boy named Alfred, aged
about 40 or As years heavy set, feet inches high
and good Blacksmith. Alfred raised about
Nashville aud Goo1lettsville, and will no doubt be
lurking IN the vicinity.
Also, John, boy about Is or 10 years old, very
bi-ck, and we'll grown for his age. John raised
on Harpeth about Il miles from Nashville by Mr..
Bemoss. No flesh IA trks OF either recollected.
will give the above ard for both II apprehend-
ed and pat jail IN Nashv lille elsewhere that
may get them, or $50 for either.
JAMES LEwALLEN.
aprl6-3tdiwlm NAU'
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j. C.. HARVEY & CO..
MERCHANT TAILORS.
No. 81 UNION STREET,

No. 81 UNION STREET,
A RE selling 20 per cent lower for cash than any
~ hons nashville. We have hand the very
best French aud English Goods, consisting OF
CLOTHS, CASSINERES AND vESffN6S which we
~il make up ia the most fashionable sly lie, and
la all t aud give satisfa sale.
J. c. HARVEY h ca.
Also, en- hand large assortment OF Gents Fur
nishiug Goods which IN sail low.
apr7-lm j. Z. HARVEY co.
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Fine Plants, Eyergreens, &c.

4 sHE nerous fr ends Of Mr.. wILIIAx KzAvks. OF
i the Rea .ins Road Narsery Ohio w!ll be pleased
TO learn that he = his this city with
ehoice cole ton from his extensive horticultural
GaFdcns.
NJ. ". guarantees all sales male By hiu and
those xho kaax hin buy wi.h faii confidence He
opens ia the frost AacuDa KSsms Of BsNJ D. @uKtDs
= On. No q College street. where the Ladies, and
these having taste for bowers pGrt4euisgiy In
vitcd 10 call. apFs-R
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n8- DAVIS, oculizs and Agriss, ies careadslrt 81
i y Sew Orieaes la, has ae@fy -inFesssa IEstru-
tarat, for ex1rease eases - tAezfaesz WITH "a
sztaaee f.ersaa - saz6sc1 u hasr VIA n great
ess entsg eraazry caaFersatsoa 4aa q bear
a pabisc asssmelrs ID rests csuzEsessiF "a 1ia
Far aad en- he EerL 1ithoEt tks atiz1tesi
ut~ace one eh &C teilx iassraneent keePthe
srs.n IN ssusGaaf state q k-tis-ty. As6 81 DO
iax IL tine eBable psFsss 10 disFease Nita IL
asr Gail ana sxzmias ssnd tsr zireaiar.
anrfs-Sm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12

THE ST. CLOUD HuTEI.-We are requested
by DIR. ID. T. SCoTT, the Proprietor of the ST.
CLOUD HOTEL to state that it will be closed to-
dav, and rem in closed until further notice.
The object is to take advantage of the dull
pair, and to make numerous valuable i'm
provements
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T. AN do TES.
ELECTION on THURSDAY, NAY 24rH.
For Attorney Geusral

So We are aItI0rIEsd - .uuuuucs I'm. IL vii
sIAAS c4adiiste Tor rc-el-ctian q the ONCE OF
Attorney Genefal the sixth 1adiSiai District u
Tennessee election 2!tE day Nay, 1880.
aprl0-td
So We authorized announce JANE
R2ISs Esq, Candidate FOR the once Of Atlsrne
General OF the Ninth Judicial Circuit, cou posed ii
the eeantses OF Davidson, SumReF aad Williamson
EiectiOn aext Nay. oct3-gs
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Save the Pieces
sPALprNa's PREPARED GLUE

AZ accidents sau AaFTxa. snea - sell Tegalafsd
asatiies Is very desirabie have cheap ans
oosVeEent nay for repairing Furniture, Toys, 0Fock
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DISSOLUTION.

FTsHE csfaztnefsaip nsressfore existing between
tise Undersigned, aass-r tie siyle Of Fowler aa,s
ksrkRziFsck, - tbs asF dssoiFr.s 81 mataaI coo.
se1t-A.H. fosier retiring. fase business wls IA.
faGur@ be coadscted BY ;. kaFkpariek ho aloae a
authorised q Eztsie tie beS-Hess q The I'D ARA
A ". FuWtEa
apr53 ;. KIRKPATRICK.
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g- We are Indebted TO JOIN J. Sullivan
for the Louisville EUeaiag Bulletin aud Gin
cinnati Commercial of the 10Th inst, in ad
vance of the mail, and we again under
obligations TO Capt. FISH HENRY fer files of
the Louisville papers of yesterday.
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selected Aump Coal.

'EfHE anest lot 81 Selected Lump Coal l. TO be
foaad a. the <Etua Yard, where 10 ia sold a the
90 price - cents per bekhel- Drop yosT orders
a Boz No. - r. o. and they wilI be rromptiy al
enae1 to. SAMUEL J. AGSEH,
feb3-u Yard back u y. 4 c X. Depot
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AIHsNs, rsl. April oh, 1860.

TUT
This - certify that bought bottle OF Cars 4
Fuller's AMBROSE cal gSr an old Lady that sui
fering witt bad Ulcer. She Was bad that sil'
blged TO get about with erutches, aud IN tire,
four weeks she cured by the Ambrusial Oh
She still well when las, her, ali Gu MAS iv'
mouths after the cure had been made.
mays-iw AARON BEAN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12

En- We authorized to announce J. z. NEW
NAN candidate for Magistrate in the Second
Ward. may7-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12

J- There was tremendous Democratic
demonstration Thursday night in Cincinnati,
sustaining the delegates to Charleston who
resisted any change in the Cincinnati plat
form aud voted for d nuglas.
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River News.

ARRIVED.
May l0.-Umpire, Paducah,
V. k. Stevenson, do.
Minnetonka, do.
DEPARTED.
V. X. Steven on, Paducah,
May ll.-MinnetOnka, do.
Umpire, do.
The river is falling with 80 inches water
on the Shoals.
The John 4. Fisher is the packet for Padu-
cab to-day. She leaves at M.
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concentrated Cure
A @ u A V I T A E
Ramedv n Great and Certain Power.

Tbtsrefnehvi - put up IN small walls, and can be
cont l,y ula!!to aBy address. a trial VIII SATISFY
Tss;, f,ra sees lni yUa will experience a great
benefit cIrcullr continuing luiI ptrticdi@fs sem
1fre.s1 IN aupfIc.ttIOu. Price, per bottle 81
One bOItIe 5sIIll asst month
K-Ihisrenedy issuitable for either sex
Address. K CRJG ER, Medical Agent,
zfvZ7st IL Broadway New York
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as For pretty aud oheap Dry Goods call on
Nicholson x Humphrey At No. - South side OF the
Square They are receiving daily nne stock Of both
Fancy aud staple Goods which they are selling . lit
Gle cheaper than any other house IA The city.
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TUE undersigned having retired fsoEn sAs era e
Il fostrr kirkpafFsck GzsseE sells ost e.
tire ihieresf thereH - = kHk f4Irirk respectfully
teaeefs BIS thzn2s - III ef tas arm for
thear Fssseasu, asa solsrats eoaEineAlsoa % szif
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IN The 67th year of ni- age.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12

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