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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16
auftioa Salfs.
Nashville & Northwestern r. r.

Nashville 4 Northwestern K. r.
sIsa
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
CITY PROPERTY.
On Saturday, the 2lst day Of April, 1860,
stsvslLable ana very desirable property belong
ing to the Nashville and North western Railroad
Company, aad known as
The Bishop Miles Property,
Marx ct street and aejoinng the great Union De-
pot OF all The ruads centerihg al this point.
The lot fronts l4sK feet N Market street, run
ming through 10 Front street, with the same num-
Der OF feet front on said street making frOnt
both streets OF 500 feet has been subdivided iu
lots of suitable sizes Tor business houses each
street running back from e-Eh trout $50 Re
ten foot alley thereby giving good depth well
'front.'
Lot No. commences the line of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad Depo, and has front OF 81
feet b. $50 deep.
Lot No fronts G5 feet inches and contains the
Bishops palace, large Two story brick dwelling,
with fifteen iarge rooms, which makes it very de-
sirable for first class boarding house, and with
few thousand dollars expended, ia addition TO the
present building, would make one of the most de-
srabie Hotels anywhere 70 be found in the Southern
or Western country II would be Immediately at
tue terminus OF all the roads ing At this point
In other words,
The Great Union Depot.
To the capitalists it presen rich field for invest
ment, superior 10 any that has been offered the
public and needs oniy examination TO satisfy the
ost credulous that what say strictly true,
regarLs its value and importance busns
place.
Lots Nos. 5, s, and have each good fronts AS
will be seen by plots We you'd earnestly ask the
attention oil the public to tn bic.
Terms Of Sale.
One, two and three years, for notes well endorsed,
pay bic Bank, bearing interest nd lien retained.
Gi4ASCOCk * NEMSON, Agents,
No. As College street,
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[EXrRACT-l

VI Read the following Let er from clergyman,
well known in West Tennessee, North Alabama ana
Mississippi:
IEXrRACTl
OKALSE, Miss, January, 1850.
Nessrs. CLARK K Fl LfER:
II did not think you were troubled with more
than you Hnd time TO read, would send
you word in relation Whit your Ambrosial Oil has
done for SaGlce it to sy that had been sun r
Ing with hrarseness, Obstruction ia the bronchial
tubes for many years, it getting so bad that
] cOuH scarcely al my appointments Your Ambro-
sal Oil perfectly ressor,d me, and now can work
without difficulty.
apr3-u REV A L HUNSAKER.
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saturday fine 5ih daY Of MaY. IS6a,

The Tract OF FL acres 12s poles of Land, describ
in the pleadings herets fore sold TO the defend
ant y. r. Cor bitt Terms and IL months credit,
without interest, and sale witt ont rcormiltioD
NoTK--This sale is 10 pay the decree In f9vor or
complainant for about s5j0o, ard besides tbs claim
there further len said tract of land Tor
about s16oe, TO which the said land Will be subject
apr6-sd j. E. 6LEAyES, C. c.
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A-,PAaKlsa 70,
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DIVIDEND.

FIsHE fsnnessee Aarlas saa FIRE assurances csn-
= pans have tais lzy declared seLni-A natal ils-
idsed, of Dollars per snars sy z5ls - tae stck'
holders % zad zflef inc ls<a iazt-
- ~ BurLER,
aprI-lS 49, sscretary.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16
Gbanffru Sales


OY virtue of a decree rendered by the Chancery
ID Court at Nashville, in the case OF Mary L Good
win vs. n p Cos btu aud others 4 will again Offer
pubic sale at the Court House in this city, at II
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ALSO, $4,000 WORTH OF
FINE nAnDWARE,

In every xarsssy. We sssDaeffaI;s request our Her
chants sxssrifs thss ssack befssFe sisys Il s4e
Ala, fel stszk Hosiery Glssrs, VARSITY 1oodz
SD Yankee notsons
We jest say - EerchzHts wsnt q Geodss thss ne
have DTcrs ci<s tizs kcss sat. z1d = te1d - e
regardless q YFfess Taes szt sud siisst Dc soi
The goe4s ali ezt feFfeetsa - ga ~ -
yaa clu Ind "a <asaF4sis ezzzsaerz- Hsfs-nt-
81 es 10 sale Fsz i fise nksner .hsf I'D BE
aereG ths saasaa so szire goat basEtas- be safe
- be "a hanf
= Ssslesarsnisr tie days a. SALE pFEt II. 3
ana IL. ssl1k PIE ts-fe.
sess-sa 10 TaABuE Lucus-
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sPALpING,s PREpARrn GI.ur
Wholesale Donot, No, - cedar "a, Nen York.
Address HExRYc. sPALDfrG eco.

Pet up Tor iicaters tn Cases atai1inR Four Exhf
anu Twelve buz-us-S bekutfki IatldsrAphic Sho.s
Care accompany iag each package
GA sansis h-tlic og SgsALoINGsS PREe.pEP
SLeE viii save tea times Is anauaslyke even
hO1srGold--ka
Sold by ali Pgonaenf Statiooers, Druggists, Hard
ware aha Furniture Dealers, GrSeers, and fancy
Store
coaatry merchants sheaii make note u sPAL-
DlNG,S PREP Agkn SLlfE.f y as. Iaasns IA taelr
LIST II ~sis stasa any climate ~
J4niO-iy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16
Mustang LiniInent.
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED.

such as KING DUNG uHI 4AIo4esI SIAsiH UT Y
Sweeney ,HOOi-aiii sc are suDdued aAd cured b.
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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Wfue. and liauor.

500 bsls rectsisd sa sky, 50 a. ssxss.a,s de-;
50 Do AsDaasaa ~. 10 p<s,s BRADY Wine tsiI
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16
r. B. LOCKE & CO.,

General Agents.
JS9 BROADWAY, ".
N.B--The nbave Is facsimile of ths
label On each box.
dec22-ltrw&~1y sts -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-17
St0Ot Baltimore.

Wtoerle9nn9 fAanplt4e1
Gmgen IN 8etr. Der b~teft8en 30 NJ
ttm.-D ieIelben MenlAen, bic aus pplittI9e,
NaGIu6t bic ubertriebenIten @eriiGte aber baa
9pGperratbs- pp1enlptel, paS se9enpdrtig in eli
ntsen Der ~fletnlten unb pbnm16tt9lten Ylanta'
senfaaten auf9tfibrt miro, ans3ufprea9en pile
gen, fnp 3usleiG aaf8 etfri9Ite beuiGt, bier in
Baltimore pur9 alarmtreupe falI4e @erit6te
ibsr ben @tanp be5 @elpmarttes paS Gfentlihe
Sertrauen gu erlhittern uno 6anpel nno Sc
trerbe 3t be1haotaen, tm bdrn Die SGulp an
bent brr4 tbr r1GlcieS @el9rei berbei9efibrten
unslid Der SerbaBten 6retbettspartet In Die
SGube Ibteben gu tDn1en. Senu lid ). 9.
Der @elbmarft Bier aufS entldtepente 9ebel1ert
Fat, f. fa1an lfe pom fprtoauernoer Sinan3nptg
nnp SeranlaIen 10 unter ben Qet4tgldubi9en, bic
Iih nod tmmer bet6Gren la1en, bic iIbertrtebers
item unp unbe9ritnoetlfeu BefIrftun9et. Die
FEM ntGt genu9 gu peroammenpen SYfert Der
ibertriebenI ten unO falldli6lten Darltellung Der
btet9en Sinan3la9e, beIen lG jeoeS ebrenbafte
8latt ieper Yartet IhdnenI ipiro, 1T e5 benn AUDI
aa3uI6retbeu, baB in ben leBten Sd9en pas er-
IAredenbe Oeri1t 6ter cirtultrte, bic 8anten II.
barunter AUDI bic Savings 8anfen beablt6tt9ten
i6re 8ar3ablun9en etnSulteten.
Die 8antsn toben fd Ouber s%en6t9tst sele-
Ben, bic oOailY grdan9e"a gu ~folgenoer grtlds
rltne gu erndGttsen Din benz @erii9t, pab bic
8anten t6re Bar3ablungen ein3ulteQen beubIid-
tteen, / It tein pa9res Nprt. Ole
8anfen 8Alttmpre'S b~efanpen
std no d. ute / II elmer 9eiunberen,
tGftt0eren, Blu 1enDeren 3 u lamb
ais Jest, sic ltnO felt Der Srtls BON 1857
ie9r OOrliGtis gu @erte ge9ansen unp pater jebt
aufs bette Spr9eie9en 9e9en ale St0rtn9en auf
benz @elOmartt. Sa tie erflaren li6 bternit be-
rett, Ioldet 6auierl, pelde unter ben SGptert9z
teiteu, NIT pelden Der gin5us ou5ltetencer Sci
Der 9e9enpGrtt9 in e~tnSelnen Sipltaaten yer
fniipft III, selitten 9abtn, frdftts inter bic arme
su sretfen, SIN Den 8anfen 1T teberfub al,
barren Gelp unp bic 8fbauptuns, bab ie gut Ell
ner @inteIung Der gar3ablnngen i6reiten perz
BEN, mub paber als g~erape3u albern Lvpre+
pplterpl6" beSet6net iperpen, NalnentliA bic
Sparbanten teben gang oprtrefli6.
5ter alip Die autbentii6e grtlarung I'M erer
Sanfen ogrd ben Muno Der III 6tnan3la6en
tets Observation-Disclosures uno 3uperlaIt9en Or
natde
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@S= 9Dl3 unp 6pGlen tnb In Qanae &
Sp's. 9roBem 6pl3bofe, -Gfe BON Caroline, ltnb
9areaiterltr. 1T Serl6ieoener Qualitdt at bet
biat9lten 9reiitn gu BADEN. (Sft22, Init
re- SonpipaD'S Niaen
g3 her 9r0bte 5en0 9e8en 0pSpspTe, bisitS aasenneiue lebsl
otet9 xanoes. Tnes ~barn6fi9e llebet mirb jetpG nab u6 mad,
9aus9erctiet cnrb oteeS trefide I;9enmttsl. S6wnoeI ,ls al.
bol9en cleleS uebrl8 werten 6urt 6aflelbe ~pcrtaurt.
81 9aben III Ger 6abrit No. so Matccn Sane SEEN. gprf un6 bei
alen ~SrnH99titen gu % Cts. 6S @t8. unb 81 Die S6aGtel.
(NcUl3-1O
vs. Ellie Sorteu BON Serrenbem6en
loi~te lenlt9e Q8tibna1ereien werben auf has i~orafiltialte unS
pnntHtdite BET Der j an D ouOefertt0t in
"Uolo'f" Wo. SO 9eru9tpnitraBe up @tairs.
q Wiener Suts uno Mitenz0abeu.
- Metaen 6rennben, 8etannten unb ~aterbaust benz aeeb
pen-Stpre S"' VA w
ylo. 43 Baltimore it,, 2. i56tr BON 6rebertdfr.,
H ~ et StGStet @usipabl neusr una mCoerner g8aaren fur ben
gSinief Gerleeen babe, uo 9ebe me men Run6en bic YerFderuno,
Zap t4 6et gutter g8aare bic b~taiefen 9reiIe felIen merb..
UNI 9uh9en 3uiprith btHet sr9ebenit
SHlos @bas. 5it9ler.
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waf bin9toner Mmsetaen

III Snbfcribenten totpte aud Mn;eisen fir aSasb
tnstUn II. Georgetown ruercen in s5rn. g. .. 2erd3S
@tore, IL. Ctr, mabe Der Wennfptnania Mpenue ents
9e9en9enpm men. lnr. u r.. .t
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-17

Wtbe Awate8, - 8Dr9etert Abenb
fanc i'm republ. Sauptquartier pieper cine Wts
be Awute gerIummlun9 ftutt, Sn GDl8e zines
WiBrerltGnOnil1e8 murbe ben geridterlfattern
Der BreIie erlt Ger @intritt permei9ert, Ser 9ee
re4te MiBnutb bieriiber bat benz Hepprter Der
,,@r9an3e" einen bGdlt un9ere9ten S9mdb,
lertifel in Die Sober segeben, pOrin bieler Serr
lt9 bic 8erbddtiSun9 erluubt, baB bic @ibe
ApafeS aus 3erlumptem Salftaffi9em @e1tn=
bel be0eben, Wir lelbt fennen unter
BEN Dibe Nrpafe8 piele brape b eutide unb
einoeb1rene Grbeiter, Die lid an @barafter,
Bil6une unb Nnltanb fitbnli4 nit benz Serrn
Hepprter mefien fEunen, menn le AUDI pieueidt
einen orSberen Gpf auf benz 2eibe baben, als
er. uetriaen8 tpuroen bic 8eri9terItatter Der
8re1e 3ugelalien, iObulp Der gi3eprdfibent Der
Wtoe NpafcS, 9r. Spei89t, erl4ten, go nels
beten Id DOrseltern abeno nt4t went9er al8
Al 8erlcnen, barunter cine an3ubl Deutlder.
Gle tp1rben biz auf 3 auf9enommen, pel6en
% lesteren nadgepielen purbe, baB iteH far Bred
inriboe oefimmt batter, Wir finpen bic j3us
ridpei1Sns bieIer Drei cdr un8ere9t,
Warum IpH e8 6enn btsbert8enO emptroten Der,
bOten ietn, 9tepubltfauer gu tperOen? /.
Mmswanberung Sarbt8er BON
8dlttmpre.-gs tetBt 200 pber 300 far
btoe Eamtlten beabiGtteen nddItes Gri4ta4r BON
bter mad g1sp 5apen tn Connecticut n~us3upant
BERN sf13 a,ia .1saaaG 10
~ sHs81te9 ,(s5a49iaal 2Hssbaa
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.t
~ Dart far bic Oeut16en, -
g4ie uu1ere Qeler aus ben Nn3ei9enlpalten erie
zen, tnpet be1tte Qbenb eine Gerlanlmlun9 in
Der 21rn6ale ftatt ge6nfs eines mtttelt 2tftten
gu belAafenpen @art6 fir DeutI6e. Ser llrte-
Der oteler SaGe 1T elm 9~ebUrener ameritaner,
relIer etnen i96nen ~umfan9reiAen Dlab an
G1arlesltr. <NSenue belibt, Der 3u einent berrltden
@rcurltpnsplabe fir @e1eqldaften ber9erihtet
perpen fGnnte. SIS wtrp If6 iepenfalS Der
Nlibe lpbnen, bic 8erlammlun9 at be- uhen unO
pas 9rpjett su prufen.
GD @arpner'S Betn11lpnl -
g8tr peripetlen auF bic Nnnonce bes 5rr, @arb<
ner, peden 8betn= unb 9fal3erzW etne, mas To-
wo1l Qualttat ais @pblfeil6eit betrtft, tbres
@letAen Int Nnnertt1 1u6en.
8% Qun6. - Sreunp Spmmerfelp ptrb
uaberrtprsen in letner @trtbI6aft (alte 3urnba(le,
gde 6rpnt@ u. 2cmbarpfr,) etnen luperben 2un6
Ierpiren.
~ Qun If, - 5r. @epr9 @tau&, II DIT
QombarptraBe miro ibermOrgen Mlpr9ens unp
Nbenbs etnen San ebraten= 9un9 aufttl6en, Nad
Dem Menp=Qun9 Sang,
~ @trtb16afts< grGffnung. =
5r, Sbeoe. S4mib erSfnet ibermcr9en IN go,
645 W, Baltimore tt. etne nele Wtrt6I4aft NIT
etnem beltfaten Qun6,
NaS Gan3tran36en! ~l1ebernpr9en
Qbenb in bet Gupbpniaz6aue, $50 @analltraBe.
0prmitta9s 10 ubr miro Elm 9un6 ~lerptrt.
S1 &ran34en unb Sbeater!-
l1ebermpr9en in Der alten 3urnballe, gde Grpnt-
unb Qombarpl IT,, seran Italtet bon Nnna WaGe.
Mufaefabrt ptrp ; u8raut unp 8rduttsam In Ell
ner Werlon" unb vDaS 2anb6aus an Der Seer
frabe," Da Der Grtra9 gu einem mpbltbatt9en
3ped beltimmt 1T, 70 p%er1aume Steiner ld aber<
morsen Nbenb in Der alien 3urn6ale ein3ufnpen,
re Sn Der 1urnballe, 800 Welt-
Yratttr. 1T Ibermprsen &ran34en uno gerlOps
flung eines 8uss9's.
@= 9 all, = Der 9btltppsS tamm SO, 8,
9. .. 81. 81. balt ibermUrgen letnen 8a4 in Der
Nebenbale. g8tr MAIDEN Die 8rtper brs Dr.
bens, lptpte baS 9ublttum paratf aufmerflnm.
Co., nfrmmental -Gpn3ert! =
Seute unD Mionta9 Nbenp int vS4tQer-Sp le",
go. 1853 90, 8alttmpreltr, aussefibrt BON Gro,
felpr 2atr.
"g-Q uartett s on 3ert! 5tute Nbenb
tn Der Qrbetter<5a1e, SO, S g. 6reperidtrabe
unter Der Qtitune bes prpf, Gtlnann.
gsaE s t ri m en- a lG On3ert! 9eute
Qbenp In Der Gurnbale, 800 %. 9rattltr, alS~
aefabrt BON @apt. S9retber'S MuTt=GOrpS.
g Or. $. Wi8ler'S S9ulel
- Wir perweilen auf bic Gn3eise peS Serrn
Or, &isler.
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HrpIcg aa1a@
sur Gr0tfnnltg Oes Surntr- SbcaterS all
Is. NUOelnber 1860, ..al
G'eSidbtet BON 5. u. straubenmiiner

OSctCDtet opH 81 W. StrduDennlutler. ~.
Der Gprbang ltetet unb bier auf en9em
Naume s.a.H
!3etat 1iA bic pielbetpe9te butte gSelt
Rpmmt, tommt UNI I6aut bier lit BON 9eben8=
traunte ~. .c.f-5-
Gin treue6 9bbilb Spr Sud btngeltellt,
S9idlaf nno ShulD l6au'n aus Dem Q9p9el-
fhaume,
OaS Sheer Der 3eit 1T BON Der &unlt erbelt,
l1nb 9teb unp 6aB, unp Qult unb SGuter3et =
sic 1pre6en l1ut 3t Den erre0ten 0er3en,
9cntntt, tpr1ntt rnb lhaut bteS wabre gtlb
be5 9ebens
@Jebt pie man tebt unp liebt unp la6t IL, petnt
G5ebt BIER bic 6bbl6eit u1dnds6 itol3en Streben5,
qsp6 nit Der Strait ben 16Gneu gieg peretnt
e5ebt-p ME bic 9ige trtrnpbirt oer9eben0,
plnp pte bic g8abrbett 9Gttli6 MIR er1aetntl
Commit, fommt unp Bort unp laBt e5 tptebertTnet
90as bpte Gprt pom @uten, @a9ren, SdGnen
Die ga6qe 1T Die letenDe @eldtdtf, p I,
Die manniafoA utts btlpet nnb belebrt, @
Die nit Dem lharfe1, oDppelten 0ei4te
3u9leid uaf 3ufunft nn0 ger9an9enbeit ltd
tebrtj
Die GFentltd i1nD tren9 lst 8u @eriAte re-.
limb feDem Gebler, jepen, llnre6t tpebrt,
Sic fubrt .Smspr 3t retren Qeben6bGben
l1nb bauLtst anS 3u Die GerrliGlfen Sheen
Drum f9aben mir bic 8abne aufgelAlaafh
: %uAi IT b%eguunen BIER Elm neltes Sptell
Der Su9enO 3tentt pas S6ptert9e 3t pagen,
gu rtnsen mad benz bOben, ernften 3tel,
pie &unt - Gin @etb, labt serne ltG erta9en,
l1ns Wutbtsen 1T ouh tetn S6rttt gu ptel,
SO lO9net benin nit gta9lt6t uni r Strebeu,
@enn mir Der 8ibnentrelt nun treali6 lebe,t,
unb pern mir teut nit YoiIet n1tr begtnnen
5abt Nadli@t NIT Dem erlten Idwaden S6rttt,
8alD perpen mir an &raft un6 Meutb 9~eptnnen
llnb tmmer fefer ptrp Damn infer Sritt,
Oils 9elpen 1daun mir bann BON bUben 3tnnen
1np nebmen ldmufe 8itterfrauletn NIT.
Oils 8Guber beut ltnp ,nor9en ais Splpaten
Beeeben mir faft fabel9afte Sbats4.
@ete gteleS mo6t bic gabne aus unS NQen,
@ie 3auberil9 Sertpanoelt uns bic &unt
> nnb 1T aud 3aulaung oft in bielen 5aGen,
DD6 an9enebm 1T Dteler @lan3 unD Dunlt.
Sur fell uns nimmer guer @Obl9efallen,
Der Ran1ler Iebt ia nnr BON 6ulO unp 9unlt,
Drum tibet NaGl6t, 3ei9t Sud 4ClO uno mtlpe
Damn fAaFen MIR bte freunplt6lten @ebtlpe,
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lCpte ienit9e g8tibnaberettn werben auf ta8 i~orofsltialte unS
panthtdite Bel Der . AMI a~u0eferti9t in -
Noolo'Im SO. SO 2srln9tpnitraBe up @tairs.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-14
7@-7---------4 . -
PERSONA NALITIES PILED Up.

The following is from late number OF
Tamty Fa,r: -~.aa r.a .
MIR. Speaker saw to the gentleman that
he is an Addlepate. ! say he is an abjec,
ass. sCorn him for an Arcaaian and
Aeaphalous animal | stand here, sir.
and proclaim him to the world an acrip-
trine assassin--au ebdominous and ambig
mouse axerinder---an Adder aud an An.
thropnphaginian. ...
Sir. impugn 10 man. But lGall upon
the gentleman to deny my charges il he
can, and he of course can do nothing oi
he sort. unless he is the owner of a copy
of the Tate Vocabulary Editorial note,
and meet them like man. DO we no,
know him for babbler--a blasted, blat
tering, clustering, hrawling. blower? Bn,
we do not fear his barren brayado Why
sir if he isn't hahoon, what is he?
say. Barnum's habnon His beastly
barharities have been heard by all as the y
come in words from his blistcred and be-
sotted brain A butcher in his heart, and
blark rkguard in his person, ] denource him
AS The base bell weather of his party.
Mr.. Speaker. seek to iniure no person
feelings. The gentleman knows the truth
of this. He knows too, that view him as
~ calignous calf. n crnging cur, and like
wise a cautankerous Canniba'. | know
him to be caiiH all through. say te
the gentleman that he is moreover a cust
and a coward
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~ 4 f7..E n
MISTAKES OF PHYSICIANS,

Oliver w. Holmes, physician, philoso-
pher aud poet, in ase,ate upon physi
clans, gives the following account Of some
mistakes which have been made in medi-
cine: dv-g}inz,a gao t-r a,at2 ass-
VA" Sooner or later everybody is tripped
up ia forming q DIAGNOSIS | saw Nelpeau
tie, one of the carotid arteries lor a sup
posed anuerism, which was only a little
harmless turnor, and kill his patient. Mr..
Dease Of Dublin, was more fortunate in a
others thought it an auuerism. He thrust
a lancet into it, and proved himself in the
right Soon after he made similar dag
nosis.' He thrust in his lancet az before,
and out gnshed the patients blood, and
his life with it. The next morning Mr.
Dease was found dead and floating in his
blood. He had divided temora artery.
have doomed people, and seen Others
doom them, over and over again, on the
strength. of physical signs, and they have
lived IN the most coutnmacluus aud sci
enttical!y uniu>tifable manner, as long as
they lived, and some are still living. I
see two men in the street very of en-. who
were both as good as dead in the opimon
Of all who SAW them in their extremity.
People viii insist on living sometimes
though mauifestly moribund. In Dr. Fl
der'sliie of DR.. Kane. YOU will find q
story tod by DR.. Kane himself The
captain Of a, ship was dying OF the scurry,
bat the crew mutinied, and he gave up
4 r. far tha tx 49, OF bo,
An old lady in this cry near her end
got little yeged about proposed change
III her will, made up her mind not to die
just then ordered a coach; was. driven
twenty miles to the house ola relative, and
lived for years longer Cotton Mather
tells some good stories which he rickeo up
IN his experience, or out OF his buohs,
showing the uns'ap'e equilibrium OF prog
nosis. Simon Stone was SHOT in nine
places, and as he Iav for dead. the Indiahs
made two hacks with hatchet to cpt
his head of lie got well, however, ard
vas a lusty fellow in Cotton Mathers time
Jacob Musgi,e was shot with buic, that
went in his ear and came out his eye on
the other side A couple or bullets went
through his body also. Jabez got we'll
however, and lived many years. Per con-
ira, Col Rossiter, cracking plum stone.
with his teeth. broke tooth and lost his
life. We have seen physicians dying, like
Spigeius. from scratch: and the man
who had croy,bar shot through his head
is alive and well These extreme cases
are warnings. Bat you can never be too
cautious in your7,rognosis. in the view Of
great uncertainty of the course of any
disease not hong watched and the many
unexpected turns It may take" r..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-14

A FINE OLp CourLE.-The excursion
correspondent Of tho Nashville tTcnn.D
Banner, writing from Baltimore the incl
dents of the trip over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, says: About thirty miles
this side Of Wheeling, the trains stopped
at a cabin to give the EScursonists anop.
portunity to see small family of rather
curious people. consisting Of John Church.
wife. and daughter. The old man was
born in Suffolk, England, in 1851, and is
now 100 years old He came u this
country soldier under Lord Cornwal,is,
but soon after deserted the British stand,
ard. At the close Of the Revolutionary
war he crossed the Alleghanies and settled
where he now lives. His wife is some
two or three years ycnnger. though she
/ looks to be quite as old Their daughter
Miss Nancy, is sprightly Miss Of some
eighty summers. She does not appear to
have attained more than half that age
This old couple had another daagh,er, Who
died some wears since 1t the age Of So
Consoling themselves for the loss they re-
marked to an enquirer, that they never had
expected to raise that girl. She Wa a.
wars Z sickly child
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-14
HOOD ON OUELING.

Tom Hood describes on intended duel which va
the ground. The pa-ties--Mr. Bradley aud Mr.
Clay-rivais for the affections Of Lucy Bell, find i
necessary ts appeal to arms; ..s.u gfsHa"a #as
'.G But FIRST they found friend apiece, ''
81 This pleasant thought to give s.1
f-r That when III ey both were dead, they'd have
B Two seconds yetto live. Nss .ef hr7a2tE
n To measure out the ground, not long .usa
rs i.s The seconds next forebore, .r.s.... r..aE
I.a And having took one rash step, 1859. rr.f
ss= They took = dozen more lisa. eE.
p They next prepared each pistol pan 49,.
Agaipst the deadly strife ; z ,.....
.a BY putting in the prime Of death
Against the prime of life.
Now all was ready for the foes
But when they took heir stands, '.
Fear made them trembe, so they found r-
Tney both we're shaktRg hands. 'i ! 3.
Said Mr.. c. to Mr.. B., .H .f..t
+t Here one of us must fall. F'..r.
And. like st. Paufs Cathedral, now a~+ar
, z.a Be doomed to have a ball. uirrr.H 10 q.
."af Htt n lis a. .r.T7 3 .nT-.aJ a.
4~ fat" do confess ! did attach gnsa a.. g...
..asf. Misconduct 70 your nsme; 4H 10. .. a-an
II withdraw ths charge, will then .-.
..- Your ramrod DO the same?" d.
.fi.. .f!.. ...-.. . af. ..
Said Mr. r., al do agr6e =
But think of Honors courts
IF we te OF without a shot,
There VIII be stran sc reports.
Bat look the morning now il bright, =
Tbouah cloudy it began, r'| .f'@
.. why can't aim above, usif Il. -1 ....
We had called out the sun2' H.-. ~.
.. So up into the harmless air ,r ..r
.t a Their bullets they did send;
And may all other duels have
. That uPShot in the end
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-14

The late Daniel fanshaw, of New York
beqneathed a'large part of his property to
religious and philanthropic societies. A
codicil to his will gives son an additional
lesacy of five lots of land, provided he
shall abstain from the use Of tobacco for
a period Of six monphs before the tesla.
tors death, And if after he gets possessinn
Of the lots ne should resume the habit of
using tobacco, 'aid property is to he taken
from him and devoted to building a homo
for supsreaVAte6 so6sr rrinterS. 7sg. y