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Five Hundred and Thirty.six Machines
WHO NVEaTED THE SEWING MACHINE I!
The Howe Sewing machines!
ESTABLISHED ls45.
e. Howe, Jr.,. Original Inventor
Pateutee.

rJ,HEsE MACHINES are strictly First Class, and for
i beauty and simplicity Of construction aurioiiity
aud efficiency in working, are unequalled BY any.
They make tight lock 81 tch more nearly alike upon
both sides OF goods than that maae by any other
Machine.
Tbey are capable OF doing greater variety Of work
than any other iaeaily machine. The 500 machine 10
warranted 10 10 as line work as the heeler = VIII
son and as heavy rs the large singer machine
pa- FAMILY AAchISks--fTlcrs 500, go,
ssO, $50, aud 500.
The Howe Cyhader Machines, for all Leather
stilching such as Boot and shoe werk, Carriage
Trimming, harness work, &C, have always held =
reputation far above any other machine iaet uni
Versaiiy admitted. No other Leather machines use
so small needle as The Howe Cylinder Machine.
Puce-lSS aud $780,
What Constitutes Good Sewing Nachin
l. Il should be weii made, simple IL construc-
ton and easily kept IN crder.
2 II should make tight lock stitch, alike on both
sides of the material
4 i, should be able to use cotton, thread or six.
s. Ii should be able 10 from coarse One,
and from thick u thin with rapidly Aad withous
q II shoulI be able to make She tension greater or
ess both the under and upper threads and with
T. IL should have ssraisli needle; erssd ones are
s. 7hs needle should have perpendicular mIon.e
Tb,s Is absolutely necessary tor heavy wosk-
. i, should be able 10 bind with binder, hem
with hesnTner; should ssnch fcil, run and gather
10. IL should DE always ready 20 vork.
| IL Itshosid be capable Ct asass the same sixs Of
thread on both sides OF the work and Of using uier-
eut eosoTed thread silk above or below, 70
reSps.s,d with any lxo coors Of cloth % BE unite
L. Il should be able 70 make long abort
Is. II should commence sewing sshsy At the srss
itch,
IL II should ran easily and make Bat littie nsfse.
Is. ID shoald have wheeifscd, others are
In constant contact slth thr ~ork-
10 Ii should s1s< be llak get out q order
II Il should liable 70 break the tbreae nsr
Is II should Hss be liable u OIL Tie ep<rstor's
dress
~ II should net form rigde the under side.
nor raxei out be wastelul Of threat, ~ . the
cas- with al chain stitch machines
% Il shoald not be .m troehle thx1 q 10
Get the Best.
The Howe Family and Leather Machines var:
reuied u give better sztizfacten than any other
elines IN lhe esTkel, or moses retanaea-
me ssst - ing Aachsne eoftsa u the ety. {QrFx
kacaaoshtis,l At 50 cents per tezea- Hc~e's
NarhiHe T~iss, al excellent article. = cent? PsF
c0SE BROS,
| - College street.
deczS-n over Aetsei1.sda
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LONGwoRTH's

to sample his wines, about thousand of Us
go up after the display of the fire department.
and have delightful time of it. An abund-
ant lunch is prepared for Us in two of the
rooms, which We wipe out in no time, there
being thousand of Us, and then We knock
the necks from dozens and dozens of bottles
of Catawbi, which we drink, (the wine, not
the nccks of the bottles,) and spill upon Mrs
LONGwoRTH's fine Brussels carpets. With
the wine We drink the health of Our host
frequently. We consider the wine more pal
atable, however, aud consequently drink
more of that than the other. Mr.. LoNGwoRTH
having shown Us his statue of .'Genevra,"
the first attempt sculpture in marble by
HIRAM POWERS, and a beautiful painting
'.0phelia," frou scene in Hamlet, by BENZ.
WEsr, together with other works of art, he
details u guide 10 conduct ten or twenty of
Us TO his wine cellars, which he faceciously
STYLES
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CANDIDATES.


- We authorized to announce BAXTER SMITH,
Esq, OF Sumner county, canos1ate for Attorney
General in Ninth Judicial District, composed of
the counties OF Sumner, Davidson aud Williamson.
Election Nay next. octi4-te
e. We are requested to an nounce s. L FINLEY as
candidate for Attorney General OF the Ninth Judi
cial Circuit. Election May 1850.
oct lite
sz-We are authorized announce JAMES E
RxrSs ESD, a candidate for the Office of Attorney
General of the Ninth Judicial Circuit, composed Of
the counties Of Davidson, sumner and Williamson
Election next May. oct3-te
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Ibis articlofoT overten
coNIsDESChASDIRUIHO i
been able to say of
Err HAS 1T FAILED IN
EFFEcIA CURE, " hen
we know an Instance
one who used &c, on
| lighted with it's opera
OF highest commenda
and medical virtues
WHAT We DO Know
euco. AND PLEpGK our
AENr oF WHAT WI HERI
instance where the in
and exhaustion, relic
twenty minutes after
tered.
ton is the prescription
PERIENCED and SILL
land, and has been
ING SCCCESsIN
OF CASES.
from pain, but invig
bowels, corrects acidi
ergy TO the whole sys
staniiy relieve
/, BOWELS, AND
CoLIC.
which IL not speedil,
We believe 1.-THE bcsi
would, in ali cases o.
RHCEA IN CHILDREN
. teethins- or from any
say To every mother
! from any ofthc forcgo
, LIT YOUR PREJUDl
DICES OF OTHERS
ing child and the relief
ABSOLUTELY SURE
: medicine, If timely
. will accompany each
! less the fac-simile OF
: York is on the out
outthe world.
Cedar 81. New York
cents per hottie.
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Gbanfrrp Salfs
Chancery Sale.

J. Hooper. vs. Alexander MeCown and Others
DBRSUAST 70 decree of the Gharcery Ccugf at
Nashville in the above named case, viii offer at
public sale al the Court House. in this city,
On Saturday the 18th dav of February. 1860.
A House and Lot on Russell street. IN tdgcfeld,
the same being the property occupied by Alex.
AcCowh, (te fot fronts So feet, and runs back ITO
feet 10 an alley
TEzxs--3 months credi-and without right Of re-
dempfon-purchase money be well secured by
personal security, and lien TO be retained.
j.n- l6, 1850 I'd J. E. GLEAykS, C. NJ.
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Fine liquors.

We keep the purest Liquors that can be purchased
rrm FIRST hands and feel safe in assuring our friends
that they are strictly reliable in qualify.
French Brandy, (aennesy.)
Madeira Wine,
Port Wine,
Newsom's Whisky,
Best Rye WHISKY, very fine, have
had in store 10 Nashville four years.
iceland Gtn,
Jamaica Rum,
sherry Wine,
10. G. BROWN 4 EVANS.
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ExpREss rREIGHT.

TINE Nashville and chstsanooss Railroad compa-
J. -, IA ezsnss1ssaa NstA the kaats eeiz~,
Faassas kxF &c ffesght fEaaa frcsa lasriossan
snk ssxkaAzh kesAslste. A. klu<ef szed ,tus sHh
she esFtssnty thet- lszseenEeF t4ns- Ne DE-
lzy - fresShts - thss eate- ). ~ cosks
fsazs-st- saFr
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THURSDAY MORNING, FEB'Y 2, 1856
MOVEMENTS OF THE RAILROADS..
of Passenger Trains.

Departure of Passenger Trains.
SzsayILLk 4 n aTTASooGA-1:30 a NJ r NJ
fExxEssEE K ALAE4EA = $500 A. NJ x:55 = u.
- -saH sTsu Express 3: Pm.
EDGzFrErD KExfCckT-2 M
Arrival of Passenger Trains.
SAsavIILE < fszKrTASuos4-S: 40 An :IOF-a
TENNESSEE ALAEANA-9:45 A. W. Bs2O = %
LocrsyrIIx& NksByIITE- 6:05 A u 5:36 r. NJ
-ss GsIIatiH r xPress 9:1O A ID
EDexysErp KKxIUeky-9:30 An
Departures of Freight Trains.
NASHVILLE CHAuAsooGx-6:45 An
Express Freight-2 P NJ
TENNESSEE L AIARAxG-5:30 v
LOUISVILLE { NAssvMLE-5:05 A 81 M
EpGxFrKID K kExrUcxr-2s00 Pm
Arrivals of Freight Trains.
NASHVILLE & CBATTAxO0Ga-6:00P
Express Freight, 1852 A "
TzxxzszEE < AIEBsss-4s3O P ~
LOUISVILLE K NAsHrIIIE-I 0:20 p. NJ SAB NJ
Eng FIEID < KESTUcxI-9:30 A. NJ
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As accidents seti happen, ia cell regulated
amiiies il is very desirable have some cheap asd
conv enent way for repairing FarntaEe Toys crock
cry, &c.
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Chancery saie---tY. Il. LUCAS
tartis
Salurday the 18Th of February, 1860.

DURSUANT &c decree OF TIA s Court in the case Of
j. J hn karnage vs.. W. K. Lucas and others in le
gal hours ON
saturday the 18th Of February, 1860.
al the Courthouse Ia this city wifoner At public
sale To the highes, builder, ON u credit OF l. aud "a
months with interest from day OF sale and tree from
REDEEM p,on the tract oil 5e7s acrts OF Land bougat
b. W. K. Luccs, at "a Chaucery sale in the case of
A Allison Admir-. C.utcher and others aud also
the OF ID acres and "a poles bought by him Of
Whitscit, also the tract oil IL acres, part OF the
farm owneC by ". k. Lucas, AMI described by him
in the Deed Trust maze ta ID. Cross
Twill sell such portion OF the 6sss acre ttact ms
may be LET; unsod after the sale dnder tue decree N
the case of a. AlisOa Adm r., Cruicher and 9th
ers and addition the said tracts OF loand IL acres
until enough shall have been sold pay AMI satisfy
tie decree this this Tor SOL s., be-
sides interest and costs. Purchasers Will be re-
CURED their notes, With approved sccuri
~ the time of sale, and en VIII be retained on
Tie laud until the purchase nancy Is fully paid.
!. +. GI.EAYtS &. & NJ,
jan1S-td Ch1Dccry Court at Nashville
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sTsag MAJ N aI-Aszl-e fllzfasAcaf ns.asse. ~
u lbs ISIS 81 Qzesu tna, fssr sale b.
JOIN foEE 1 CO.
fe<l=a Ne. - Fa4z1 street.
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atthe Court house in this city, Will oGer public
sale, To the gh. bidder 4 credit Of II and "A
mouths it'll interest from day of sale from
redemption, tho Tract of 59ss of Land, bought
by w. L. Lucas at Chancery Sale, under decree in
the OF A Allison Admir-. Crutcher and 9TH
ers; and also, the tract of 10 acres and "a poles,
bought by him of " htSett and by Whtsctt
Vaughan
be lett udsold after the sale under the decree in
A Allison, Admir-, &C, VS. Crutcher, and ia addi
ton the said OF 10 and "A poles until
enough shall have been sold to pay and satisfy the
this Court the for S613 81, besides
interest ami costs Purchasers Will be required to
execute their notes with approved security at the
Tim. ,f The sale aud lien VIII be retained on the
land until paid for. J. Z. GLEAVES, c. NJ,
janlS-td Chlncerk Court At Nashville.
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the crowd at every turn. Within, the spec
tacle is grand and imposing in the extreme.
The Opera House, which is said to be the
fnestof its kind in America, is capable of
seating about 5000 people, aud it is now
fulI-the invited guests of the city that's Us.
You KNOWN the dress circle and parquette,
the ladies and their escorts in the second tier,
and Tom Dick and Harry in the third tier.
On the stand, which is known as the stage
under ordinary circumstances, are The lead
ing spirits of the excursion from Ohio, Indi-
ana, Kentucky and Tennessee, including the
representatives of the Press. And now sew
eral OF Us are introduced to the immense au-
dience, aud with trembling knees, and
with the natural ruby of the cheek"
departed, We come forward to the
foot-lights and make speeches. One of Us is
introduced as the Lieutenant Governor of
Tennessee. (though not for the first time by
half d0zen-) and I've make neat and APP
propriate little speech, forgetting in The ex-
element Of the moment. however, as we have
done on all previous occasions of the sort, to
remark smilingly to the audience, that our
friend Mayor Bishop is laboring under tri-
fling mistake-that we are not the Lieut..
Governor of Tennessee-that we do not deal
in that SITS lie of officer in our State-and that
the probabilities are We never shall. We for
get to do this, but We acquit ourselves quite
handsomely, nevertheless. Other speeches
are made besides Ours. though of much less
interest to the audience, and then it is moved
and seconded that We adjourn. Which We
do At night We have a magnificent
BANQUET AT THE BURNETT HOUSE,
a full and reliable description of which will
be. or has been, found in all the newspapers.
We break mp at a late hour, some of Us hav-
icg already stolen away under cover of the
noise, and have gone to the theatres and 9th
er places of public Amusement, to all of
which Our badges admit Us free. We leave
for home tomorrow at o'clock, P. NJ, and
have an immense deal to see before We start.
The first thing which demands Our attention
in the morning is the splendid display of the
STEAM FIRE ENGINES,
which are strik. ngly like those of Louisville,
though generally larger and universally more
of them. They throw water prodigiously,
and We are delighted with them. One of Us
proposes to huy one Of 'em for plantation and
garden purposes, but finds that the proprie-
tor doesn't want 10 sell. Having been invi-
It'd up to old man
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9DR 1MM.o,IIT'ss2
.Ghalpbeafe 9ills.

An aperient and stomachie preparation Of
IRON purified Of Oxygen and Carbon by COM
buston IN Hydrogen, of high medical author
ity and extraordinary efficacy n each Of the
following complaints, viz.
DEBILITY. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, EMA-
CITATION, DYSPEPSIA. DIARRHEA, CoNSTI-
PATTON SCRoFULA. SALT RHEUM, SCURvY.
JAUHDICE. LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEUMA-
TISM MERCURIAL CONSEQUENCES, INTER
MITTENT FEVERS. NEURALGIA. CHRONIC
HEADACHES, FEMALE WEAKNESS. MIS-
MENSTRUATI0H. WHITES, GHLORoSIs. etc.
PIMPLES ON THE FACE. R0UGHNESS OF
THE SKIN, etc.
The IRON being absorbed by the blood, and
thus circulating through the whole system, no
part of the body can escape their truly wonder
ful influence
The experience OF thousands daily proves that
no preparation OF Iron can for a moment be
compared with it. Impurities OF the blood, de-
preston Of vital energy, pale and otherwise
sickly compilations indicate its necessity in al
most every conceivable case. In all cases Of
female debility tfuor albus, chlorosis etc., its
effects are delis htfully renovating. No remedy
has ever been discovered, in the whole history
OF medicine which exerts such prompt. happy,
and fully restorative effects. Good appetite, COM
plete digestion, rapid acquisition OF strength,
with an unusual disposition for active and
cheerful exercise, Immediately follow its use.
As grand stomachic and general restorative
it has no superior and no substitute.
Put mp In neat nat metal boxes containing
80 pills, price SO cents per box SIX boxes,
Sc so; dozen boxes. 81 90. For safe by
Druggists generally. VIII be sent free 20
amy address receipt OF the price. An lets
tiers, orders, ETC., should be addressed TO
r. B. LOCKE & CO.,
General Agents.
339 BROADWAY, n ".
N.B.-The above Is n facsimile OF the
label on each box.
Nv
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tlfo TIT Vt ! 1-07I
the Court house ia this city will offer at public
tue highest bidder, on credit of l. a:d ~
months interest from day of SALE and tree from
REDEEM ,ion, the OF 50 acres o. Land bought
by W. X. Lucas at "a Clanccry sale IN the else al a
Allisoa Adus'r., vs.. CTutcher and others; also,
Ie tract of 10 acres and ~ poles bought by him v
WhilsrIt and by whtsctt of Vaughan
will sell sacn purtoa oil the 59es acre traft as
may be le uiisotd after the sale the decree
in case OF A Allison, admir-. vs.. Crujcher aud others
and addition sand tract oil 10 acres AMI ~ po
until cnoug IA stall have been sold To pay ana satisfy
the decree this Court III this for Ss6S 49, be-
sides aud casts Purchasers Will be require
to execute their : with approved secu ltA al the
time of the sale, AMI lea Will b retained on the
land until tic purchase money is fully paid.
J. r. GI.EANEs, Z. X NJ,
ianiS-td Ctiaacerx Court al nashville
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T~ekrr.sIx seres al i<re tE<ee nlles j<oH cay
II an1 szz4t = 90 hi <<-<< e11oz 3@4f< ~ the
<zn.tzl srz<s = lzsa 1..efe = <ez2t = &<<e -
A.. Is ts..heret. he eslzeee <ie4ro< ~ sue
-.z.z = eaa<ztIe1- 7f>< 81 Il e o. r>ch1M @1A
Isrsd=as s-sses5. Is- Il s.xA< e t4a U@1 ~
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Ha<<H 4zz<ss eEfef~oz< IS z&<<fnE ~ 80
eng - = th4s ezs<.e<<z- E>c $500 <4[|z 1<-<
zpPs< - 4 fkzt<1, - - -
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sPALpINe,s PREPARED GLUE

SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
meets all such eneE gencIss, aud no household can
alord to be without it, Il Is always ready and up
the sticking point. There Is no longer necessity
for HmpinE chairs spatered veneers, headless dolls,
and broken cradles Il is just the article Tor CONF,
shell, aad other ornamental work, popular With
ia.lies Of reaaement and taste
This admirable preparation is used cold, being
chemically held SOLUTION, and possessing AL the
valuable qualities VI tho best esonet makers elas.
Il may be used lhe Place Of ordinary, mseii@se,
being vastly raore adhesive.
USEFUL II EVERY HOUSE"
NIB ABrash accompanies each bottle. Price, eSets.
Wholesale Depot. No. - Cedar ST., SeS York.
Address HENRY C. sPALDTEG 4 CO..
Box, NJ ; so, Nex York
Pat ap FOR ncalers In Gases containing Foar Eight
and rxeive iaszsas--a B-satisai photographic Snow
Card accompanying each Package.
aga s4n.ie bsitie Of SPAlIfSG'S PREPARED
GLE Will save Iea times is eoSt annually 10 every
eoasehoid--Gs
Sold by al prominent siatoRess, Drugglets. Hard
~ars Aad fasnitare Desiers, Grocers, and Fancy
Store.
Cosatry nersiaAass shsaid make nose II span. :
piSS,S PREPARED GLE, N1sa making up taesr
issl- u ~tis stAad aas climate
3anle-ly
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RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFAN
Price IS cents per BUTTl.E

TISc ID GEMS per RO1 LII o.
We have putupsndsold
years, and CAN SAY, IN
II, what We have never
any other mcdicine-NEN
A SINGLE INSTANCE. To
timely usedl Never did
Of dissatisfaction by any
the contrary, all are de-
tons, and speak ia terms =
zion OF ITS magica lcnects-
We speak in this matteT1s)
after ten years expert
REPUTATION FOR TIE FULFIL
DecLARE. In almOstevery
fant Is suffering from pain =
WILDE round Ia dfteen or
the syrup is admins =
This valuable prepare
of one Of the MOST EX-
FULNURSES in New Eng =
used with NEYER-FAIL =
THOUSANDS =
Notonlyrelieves the child ~
crates the stomach aud .
ity and givestOne aud en-
TEN. II will almost in
RIPPING IN TEErf
WIND q
and OvercomeconvDisio lon
remedied i, end in death =
and SUREST REMEDY IN THEN
DYSE<FERY AND DIAR1-
whether 1t arises from n
other cause. We would -
who has a child suffering =
ing cotnplaints-Du MOI -
CES, NOR TIE PREJU~
stand between your suffer
that will be sure-yos,
to follow he use ofthis,
used. -.
Fuiliirectionsfor usin -
bottle. None genuine uh-
CURTIS * PERKINS, New
side wrapper.
Sold by druggistst through
Principal ofiice No. Is,
Iune7d&Wly Price 2G
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A HOUSE, bssh soEafs tsable ana eoassntsut IN
n west SasAet1ie. ca tnsF 81 sesassy sna De
q sEzsbrsne ssfseks FoF trrms, kc-. Apply 80
snt-tm 4. O. asetE-k 4 CO
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MRS. WINSLOW,
A Inexperienced Nurse and Female PLY siciaD pre-
II sentsto the attention OF mOthers, heT
) q o L Ill L y q SY IL u p,
For Children ,Feethiue

whohgreatly facilitates the process of teetLlne,b
softening the gums and reducing all inflammation w
lllay ALL PAIN and spasmodicaction andis
SURETOREGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon it, mothers il viii give restto your
selves, and
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HAMILTON.

But We do not stop. We shoot past the de-
pot ike an arrow, catching u mere glimpse
OF a great mass of people, in the midst Of
W Itch is a stand with brass baud seated upon
il, blowing away at their Instruments with
f.ariuI energy. We catch glimpses oil these,
aud of a row of 1utiering plumes aud bris-
Ting bayonets, and hear tue boom of eau
non, The bray of trombone, min Cling with
tIe hurrah OF the crowd, aud Hami ton fades
Away in the distance. Far down The valley
We behold a vast cloud of smoke swelling up
sullcnly above the hills, and We know that
the great city OF
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concentrated 1--we.

very valuable ar ,ice for making soap, a large lot
just received by
10. G. BROWN EVANS.
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Chancery SaIe---W. Il. Lucas
Lands.
Saturday the 18th of February, 1860,

DURSUANT to decree of this Court in the case of
L &c. McNairy & Co. VS.. W. r. Lucas others,
In legal hours on
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02

Is As far beyond description as San Francis
co Is beyond the Mississippi River. Without,
the streets are 50 closely packed wilh people
that they seem 10 be paved with bats aud
heads. while the most perfect order Is maia-
IL ned by the large police force WHO eonfroat
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-04-05
PORTER'S DINNER Pill


Promote Digestronand impart tone and vigor TO
the system. In their action they are tonic and al
terative, anL mildly laxative. They do not grippe
nauseate in the least; the same time they are
certain in their action. curing habitual eostive-
ness, sick headache, dizziness, loss Of appetite,
debility, depression of spirits. &e., &C.
Asa FEMALE PILL, they have superior in
Amenorahea, or suppression of the menSes, and
other monthly diseases. These Pills eflectually re
move the exciting cause, and restore the patient
to health in a few days.
These Pills purely vegetable, containin
no mercury or other deiiterOus drugs.
These Pills are given in doses of one pill after
dinner every day until the disease Is removed
If the disease does not yield in II hours, increase
tho dose to two or three pills ut 4 time.
Manufactured with great care bv DR.. K. d. Por-
ter 90 Third Street, Louisville, Ky, and sold By
druggists generally; price - cents Per box
ANY person who does not Eve convenient TO aH
agent can have the pills sent by mail, postage
paid, 10y RENTING 20 cents TO the proprietor, or
! five boxes for one dollar. If you desire health,
ask for PORTER'S DINNER PILLS, ind use
/ no other. Jan. -, S59. 9---tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-04-05
RICE ~ SMITH.


No milk will be lost should the bucket be thrown
or kicked over by the COW. Call and take
look att whether YOU want tobuy or not Ifyou
want 10 sustain Fair and Cheap Prices, and to en-
courage the Working Man forward to improve
ment in science and art. who considers it an honor
To do his own work. most respectfully solicit your
patronage. RAGS taken in exchange for Tin
Ware. Second handed Stoves taken on commits
sion. X. G.. BAXTER
Plvmnuth Ind. Nav IL Is59-24v4