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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04

The ADVANTAGE oF 'AuscI-E."-A most
remarkable accident recently befel Frank
Ayers, OF Rochester. lie was seated in a
carriage when the horse "shied," throwing
Mr.. Ayres very suddenly from his seat. la
falling out, Mr.. Ayers head was inserted be-
tween two OF the spolSes of the on hind wheel
while bis feet projected upward. Being
powerful man, be grasped the wheel with
both hands, and by main Strength, notwith-
sta ndins the horses were praneing about,
held the wheel stiff until he was released
Nothing but bis muscular power aud presence
OF mind saved him from an instantaneous
and horrible death
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04
Save Your Horses.

y. "We take great pleasure in Recommending the
Mexican Hustangs 1iniment as valuable and indis-
pensabe srtclefor Sprns, Sores, Scratches Calls
On Horses. Our have i for severe Burns, Bruis
es, Sores, Sti1 Joints aad Rheumatic Pains. sad al
say il acts like magic. We use no other Liaiment.
J ". HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Harnden,s and Wells, Far
go & Co.'s Express"
q Gentlemen I'll had negro nan worth 81 200
who took cold from bad hurt, and vas useless for
over one year;I had used everything could hear
of wi hout benefit, until tried The Mustang Lini-
tnent. It has perfectly cured hin, and can now
take the above price for him. q ~
Respectfully yours,
JAMES DoRRANCE
Every Planter, Teanster and Family should have
this invaluable article Sold by al respectable deal
ers throughout the world.
~ e BARNES & PARK,
n:ay1-ln PsoPrietors, New YORK.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN MIssIssIPPI.-The
Vicksbcrg Whg, of Tuesday last, records
singular shooting affair that took place near
that city few days since. A Mr.. Lafayette
Lee shot his wife with revolver, and was
then himself shot and killed by gentleman
named Flowers, at whose residence the affair
took place. 1t seems that Lee and his wife
had not been living very happily together for
some time, and he being in rather destitute
condition, became very low spirited, and
threatened on several occasions to kill him
self and wife, bnt she never paid any atten-
ton 10 his.threats. On Friday evening, Mr..
FIowers-a relation with whom Lee was liy-
ing-and Mrs. Lee sat down 10 play game
of chess. The game had not progressed far
when Lee, who was sitting near them, drew a
revolver, and without saying word. shot
his wife twice. As she was falling TO the
floor Mr.. Flowers caught her, but seeing that
Lee had the pistol pointed at him, he drew
small pocket pistol and fired, killing Lee al
most instantly Mrs Lee, it is thought, can
not recover.
An inquest was held on the body of Lee
and verdict rendered il accordance with
the facts, generating Flowers from blame,
as he only acted in defense of his own life,
and that OF Mrs. Lee, wife Of tie deceased.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04

SEv JEzsET-A Ratification Bell and Ev-
sress meeting was held Ia Camden, Friday
evening. IL vas large and enthusiastic as
semhlage, and Was addressed IN most eloquent
terms by Major Henry. OF Tenaessee, and
ether distinguished speakers. a delegation
Of mere than three hundred, beaded b. ;
hand Of music. marched 70 the meeting IRON
she Constitutional Unioa Head Quarters,
Philadelphia After tbs meeting had adj
joarnsd, ske PtliedelphiAas sessaaded Gel.
John Il jones. ~ bis resitsnes Ia Candies.
Major Henyy Ess afterwards serensded ~ the
Coafiuental Hotel il1s- .Jo1Fsss.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04

A QuaEr or Xxx FoEs a Dng.-Buy extract
Of Logwood, which may be bad Tor three
cents an ounce, or cheaper by The quantity.
Bay also for three cents, an once OF ei-ehro-
nate OF potash. Do not make mistake ana
sst tie simple ehromese Of potash The
former Is orange red, aud The latter clear
yellow. Vow, take half al ounce CT log
wood, sad ten grains Of bi-ehrcmste Of pos-
ash. sad dissolve them ia quart Of rsia
water. Whea coEd, pour II ia glass bottle,
sna leave it sncorkel for week OF two.
Exposure 10 the air i Indispensable The
lax Is thea nads, and has cost ave 10 zen
INMATES labor, and about three cents. be-
aides tie bot,ir. This lax q =, Erst al In
teass steel biae. bat becomes quite black
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04

LrssE GAS LIGHE.-The new lime gas
light" which was promised to supersede the
present mode Of gas lighting. has been tried
on the new bridge'oI tstmiuister, aud with
grent sueeess. Tue light i OF dazzl ng bril-
liSncy. single jet bring equal to forty
argand, or eighiy ti>h-iail gas burners, or as
many as 400 wax candles, whilst its 6rillian-
cy may be decreased by nugmenting the
quantity Of gases supplied in it. manufacture.
Il wns understood, when the invention was
first discovered. that he gas ~Onid be cheaper
than that noT IN use, bat at present the only
thing stated OF Is is, That IL is immensely su
parinr to the ordinary form Of gas light
london I'gE<T.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04

Ts- The following is The vote for Attcr
ney General in the Sbelbyville District. B.
NJ. TILLNAN, Eeq., the successful candidate,
is young gentleman Of fine talents, an able
lawyer, and win discharge the duties of his
responsible position with credit to the State
and 10 himself
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04

The Boston Cs,rI-r, Ike The Cincinnati Sc
1ez< AID ether journals in the North. has neg
Ieeted 20 eonsult the record 20 ascertain tbs
We've Of Mr. BELL upon The subject Of slase-
II. These journals have, eyidsnily, formed
their Opinions upon the misrepresentation
Of Southsrn Democratic organs. Has tbs
ida rerer occurred TO our coaie nporary oil
th. Lniea and AK. seass 5
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04
HI olloway,s Pills.

HI olloway's Ptlls.-NerFeus disorders orig
mate ia the fluids, the brain or theneryous system,
and Consequently require potent remedy to
sis; nature in her functions and which these med
ieines are admirably adapted, as thc5 relieve the
head and stomach the very mai springs OF Iie and
by expeng the unhealthy distractions, restore en-
ergy and vigor. maya0-lw
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04

IA married wossa died in NasAhsTs
county, Wisconsin, Lest sesk, At the age u
SIXTEEN years end six months. leaving lbEes
chiidrsa 70 mourn Der loss. She was maFrsed
% he ags Of ihistssp yssFs
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04
MONDAY MORNING. JUNE 4, 1850
To 1he sub.criber. Of the Nashville

Subscribers to the Nashville Daily Meas
who have paid for the same in advance viii
be furnished with the PATRIOT until the ex-
piration of the time for which they have paid
all who have not paid in advance viii be
charged the regular rates Of the PATRIoT from
this date. We win continue TO. aend The
PATRIOT to all the subscribers OF the Nesrs.
who were not already Subscribers Of the
= PATRIOT, until we receive notice 10 discon-
,inue. City subscribers who desire The paper
discontinued will notify as at once. The
4. confusion incident 70 such ,rarsfe- may dis
,turb the regular delivery Of papers for q few
days, and such M may be omitted viii confer
favor By leaving word at our Office.
As. CAMP & co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04

~The Mexican treaty Vas takea up b
ihs 5eszss On The 5lss an. sad. after pro-
tssessd debate, Fsisessa By . large las1osiss.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04
NJ. wInslew. N ezp,rsssesa rstse an

MRS WfnsLOE, an expcrien<ea 1urse en-
atcze phy si-ian ,hasa scothing syrup foEehildren
ceiling, which sreatiy fsellttstes the process Of
tsetht.g .by soft the zumsrelucing allinfEr,a
cil--wiiisglay as1pain anfsis to regulstethe
towels. Depend upon It, mothers, it willgive rest
Q yourselves ard rei.esaRd health TO your infants
Perfectly safe in oil cases. Sea advertisement .
mother Column sunesezR1ys J
Apylcx 10 LsDIEs.--We are aEare there are many
Of lady readers who complaining OF weakness
and debility. Our advice Is 70 90 At once and get
PUnT1sR. 1t Is deelcus Tonic, and just the thing
70 Strengthen and InEisozate The shele Organization,
and purify the Blood See advertisement in another
column q 49, r4yle-dEsrIr NJ
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04
Ru,sne.. noti,e.

FROM the present date the Hg&hrile Dc,ly
EeeS ceases 10 be. We have sold the entire
establishment, together with the subscription
list and good viii OF the concern, TO Aes-rs.
A. S. Camp & CO., Of the PATRIOT. They
will serve our subscribers with the PITRIOT
hereafter, unless otheFu Sc ordered. Sub
scFiptions and all other debts due 10 this
date, are payable 70 the undersigned.
We take pleasure IN recommending lhe
PATRIOT 10 the readers Of the Ae1rs ~ Il
sound, conservative Union-loying paper,
conducted with uniform courtesy and ability.
and fairly entitled to the q alOus and cordial
support of the friends OF Bell and Everett
lhroug hout the Stale.
Trusting that the arrangement we have
made will be agreeable 10 our readers end
profitable 20 our successors; and gra:tIul foI
the patronage heretofore extended to Us, we
are Respectfully.
CAMERON b co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04
wayne County Ezpressisn-Bsn and


8 At an adjourned meeting of the National
Union Constitutional Partyof Wayne county,
held at the Court House In Waynesboro' on
Tuesday the 10Th inst, the ehairman, Col. C.
B. Mclean, in q brief and clear manner sta
ted the object of the meeting 10 be the ap-
pointment Of delegates to the Congressional
Convention for the purpose Of neminsting an
Eiecior for the said 9TH District, and also to
suggest the fiEaez and place for said eonEen-
ton.
On motion of VIM p Kindrick, ESQ.,, Judge
Morris, S. II. Gibbs, Eeo., and w. L. Morris,
ESQ. were appointed q committee to select
TIVE delegates from each civil district terep-;
resent said county in said Convention.
The committee retired, when loud and re-
peated calls were made for Col. j. W. Dorhi-
", of Decatur. who cane forward and made
drilling and effective effort for the pros
perity of our glorious Union, amid raptnrous
applause. -. - = - .e5ss..95 -
The committee then coming In, H Gibbs,
Esq, was called rDon by the immense assem-
bly, present. who came forward and made one
E of bis happiest Efforts for Bell and Everett.
the Constitution and the Union, taking his
seat amid repeated Outbursis CT applause that
made the Heikin ring. Judge Morris being
then called uron, came forward TO the stand
and made q plain, straightforward, sensible
speech, giving fine sketch of the late Demo-
cratic State Convention az Nashville as q
prelude 10 the harmonious Democracy at
Charleston. When be concluded, WA. P.
Kiudrick, Esq, receiving loud and repeated
calls fiom every part of tze house. responded
in one of his ibimitably eloquent, whitening.
scathing speeches upon the Little Giant and
Democracy generally. and closed with an
eloquent appeal for the Tennessee BELL and
Massachusetts EVERyTT, amid desieEing sp-
piause.
Tine committee then; by their chairman
Judge Norris, reported the time for holding
said Convention TO be the LIST Thursday after
the lst Monday IN July, and Waynesboro' as
the most suitable place for said Convention
(suiject, however, to the wishes of majority
Of the counties composing Eaid districtl and
the following list OF names as delegates. viz.
1st DISTRICT. "a. Morgan, FL. Sarnbow,
r
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04
LAND FOR SALE.
One Hundred and Twpu,v.fire s,r,x
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL
Broad nay. New Yak

N9HEN completed years ago the 80 kicho,ss
w was universally pronounced the most magnif.
cent, convenient and thoroughly ganizec rsiab.
iishnentoF the kind on this continent. What il was
then At remains to-day-wIthout a rsvsl In sizs. In
sumptuousneSs, and N the general elements Of COM
tort and enjoyment The Hotel has accommodation
Tor loco guests, including leo complete suites of
apartment for families. SIX hundred IerSons can
be Comfortably seated At the tables OF It's three pub
llc dining rooms. and nothing thai modern art has
devised tor the cow cnience and social qualification
OF tue traveliI public has been omitted N lis pan
or Is neglected IA its PRACTICAL details The early rep
utatiob OF The house at home ana abroad derived
from us magnitude, It's superb appoint ments,
home-sike comforts aud Injuries, has been enhanced
every year by the unweared eSerioas Of the propri
tors TkEADWElI NHIrCOMR A. on
may2l-5m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04

DEAsH OF gu9oz DAsszI---Jadgs pkxIxL,
Of tss =. s. sspFens Cears aisd >. kiea-
zoaA zsssszsy lzss.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04

I'VE, at least, knoE-and we assert it rs
an evidence that great virtue and patriotism
will have their triumph sooner or later that
large minority OF the late Charleston Dem
oeratic Convention were perfectly willing to
pay their tribute 20 his worth by nominating
BIN as their candidate Tor the Vice PTrsiden-
cy. We cay we KNOW this 20 BE 80; We de
rived the Information from personal Intr-
views with the delegates. both from the Sorgh
and the South"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04
aeip ADVERTISEMENTS.

For Cairo and st. Louis.
T>HE splendid passenger n -.
L cleaner C. F. HILIMAN, zs-5<-ss5szzsssss1sSl !
leave for the above and intermediate ports an
DAY, the 18th INST, at O'Clock P. II. Fur freight
CT passage apply IN board or to
june4-lt A. HAMILTON, Agent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04
SbsriG's salss.
She.ims Sale.
II AGaN
Al College street.
NASHVILLE TExS

OY virtue OF vendito1i exponas to me directed and
ID delivered froEa ths Honorable Circuit Court OF
Davidson Co. TcHn- AZ its Ianu aFyT Term, SEQ, viii
expose 20 Pue!.c sale 70 the highest bidder for cash
the Court House Yard, in the City OF Nashville or
SATURDAY, the 9th DAY OF JUNE, 1850, al the
right, title, claim, interest and estate which joel
A Battle then had, may kaye since acquired
II and 10 the following described tract % land coz
timing Eight Hundred Acres, bounded follows -
bounded on tie Soeth by the lands Of 5 J. Battle
IN" East by the lands Of r. Brock, Cas Johnson
Gray on the North by VIM Austin and ca the IVES
oy the lands OF A. Bush and Io-eph tlAnt aud Mrs.
81 Bettie Levy made At O'Clock A. NJ, Nav sth
1850, being the where Joel A. Rattle nov res DIS
being levied on the property Of joel A. Battle &C
sat'sfy judgment rendered in favor the Bank OF
tennessee against jos! a Battle Nay 1sth. rs o.
may o-tc X BRANCH, Dep Sberir.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04

= ssiz % az ssserAs' ia ., fly z4rssssst.
sezsl1
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04
Cbo,ce New Grass Butter.

kn PRGs sne new Fresh Butter will arrive
40 tomorrow morning per Railroad, and Tor sale
BY BENZ. p SHIELDS d co.
A FINE Buggy HORSE for saie-apply
~ taayl5 BESJ. Z. SHIE 1-DS Il co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04


I'd A. q. Montague, Lille Choat.
Sd VIM. z. Bell, j. Z. Smith.
All Matthew Collin, William A. Norman.
5th J. p. Montague, John a. Cole.
6th z. II. Craig, j. j. B fife.
7;h WI. Strayhorn. John ). Porter.
9Th r. J. Cyperi, N. J. Sims.
9.n James ANTON. Col. Hamilton.
10th j. g. Moore, Samuel Scott.
IlIh S&m'l Promiy, z. W. Hensiy.
9Th Henry Niece, II. \. Lee.
18Th Josish Diaby, VIM Brown.
IA A. h. Hardin, VIM b. Smith.
Ism ID. W. Carroll, b. Steel.
10th q. Il. Johnson, J. 4. Lawson.
I7lh a. jackson, J. n. Robinett.
Rss2lce1, Tba: the Chairman. Secretary and
Committee be added 10 the list of delegates.
and the Nashville Bonner, and PATRIOT. and
the Lawrence Journal, Pulaski Citizen and the
Wing Banner at Furdy, b. requested TO pub
lish the proceedings.
c. 3. McLEAS, Chm
WV. JOKES, Sec'y.
Nay Z9,n, 1860.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04

n srs.. - shs ca isze4. IS Casa szsset. VIA
$50 zsss<tz=e.t e exsryssss . ses keza<. Toy
azt fzo<s Lac. ~ssrs - sin - Ezc1<et - sza -
- 81 .as - f<fsE ~ <isa sA<ss rasspszss
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04
laundering Distress Sale.
Vra Due ~ LNcNS

TXTIIL sell Tuesday morning next. June 5th 1890,
w Sixteen Thousand Dollars worth CI Distress
Goods bUuud " be sold regardless OF prices
Tor the cash down before the toods are delivered
The stoek CONSISTS Ok Dry Goods, WhlLe Goods in
great variety, Doots AID shoes of every grade and
Kind aud OF very superior workmas hip and the De 81
materials 30, Eight Thousand LLoars worth OF tie
hnest Ready made ciCth ng that have ever oIe--
Cd ~ AUCTION private ia this city. Lock sharp
every that raise haif OF on dollar az Il ut.
ward, tbs is tue lime 70 make your 10 rtune-
tsISss---aLi sums 500 over 500 80
avs tune Tor s.tstlCtDTy cnd rsed notes, layable
il inc Isnk or Te Enesssc at Nashville.
junc4-.d TRABUE & LUCUS
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04
STRAWBERRIES.

NJ oY is the time 10 pat them up. The best Jar
IN Is Tenpest's Yellow Stone JGr-lke best and tie
cheapest.
RkFRlGER sT0RS.-If VOC Wan; your butter hard,
your Frais cool meats % oS Tie table and save
vry Ice get on Of our beet Philadelphia Reirigera
tasyhe most economical and the best article IN the
rnz-ket MACKENZIE 4 MISCHIN.
rasyl5-c
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04
Minerva College.

THE conDereeHsst Exercises q ssss fnsss. utfo,
Il va ttSk psce On Tnars.ay Jans tia bes.n-
alag Al nieinck a II
fhe Address . The Graduates slli "a asEserea By
NJ, W. :. HsSkiaz.
concest VIII Dc gssea "a Wednesday evening
Ieac eta, caznn-saclag ocfS<k b. - esr., -
asf Psplls q Eae sessczl Hepa=ssasns
ne P-aroHs q ne ceissgs. Aaa The paaie gsasral
IL are F<sf.e<tfes;y iEFfizl . ss1sar
Tue 1z1a Annezf SezzAan 81 asnerrs fsosfere "a
cpee ea xessszy. SEA -, iss1.
Haysi-atrsssa sE Sosk<
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04

EDWARD EyrRErr.-Tae Savannah Rsa.6-
iieaz, whose editor was present AZ the Charlie
ton Convention, says Of the Hon. EDwlKD
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04

Cigars and Tobacco.
$3.50 Hcnry Clay egzrs.
5e,eoa Nan stcsn %.
80 Ia c0npezItsca Cigars. imported.
lts - GereAn c<ars, yarsoes srsnds:
1ge 6Foss Sznek.uR Tohaeco.
- sozes lsnsAora = Arnlztcad Iphze 0.
- 40 !. 4. Car dssz
IS 10 Z y EhIie co.
50 % 1ernsssee Totacoo, various 5rzndsst
Ard n2ny cher srt.rlss TOO nazsreas q uenlloe1
J. ~ \. SPEEkf,
HAsSs-e - MARSH -, Skssyl-ls, 3s1aI
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04

r5sHE Bos-e 81 Directors of the sazhsiiis conssr-
II cLai insnr ice Company has declared clttssHe
~ SIX Doisrs share o. tee pfe1.e for ts Asst
81 zazsnshs pzsebl. es ADD sfteE NE it<h asa
JAMES EAIksR.
nAys-ln Ssercfzry-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04

We are new recrtFilg = large and conpiete assert
neat 81 GEoceEses. Hiaes l1Qaors, C4sNrs and To
hscco. - sn1ch Ne iayte yuur stselIOa. Oar stock
soHzisis IA part Il me following articles:
Sugar and Coffee.
% hhfe- sugar; 70 boxes Boston Loaf.
iho bbls paw. sraxh DO; so bbls N.las sez;
% d Hs2ee ses<rs lSe bags talllsnore conSs.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-04-11
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
eI'irH1LIApKtPlnA

.53 rIlILADEtPiiIA.
4 Bsnerolent Institution established BY special ~
lopu,cnt for the Reliet Of The Sick aid Iis.
tressed, afflicted nth VirNl<at and
Epidsmi Distasss
TIME HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in yiow Of o..
awful destruction Of humanlife, caused b. Sci
,Ial diseases. and the decePtions praeticedspsa
the unfortunate victims ofsucl, diseases b QuselA
several wears $50 directed their Consulting Surgeon
Is Z CHART ABLE ACT worthy Of their nsis'e, =
omen Dispensary for the treatment OF this ca
az diseases il, IN their forms, and TO give Gkpi
CAL ADVICE GRATIS to all Who apply by ltsse',
with dcscriptioi 81 their condition, Ice oceupt
t;on. habits ofli4e, xcl and in eases o. extiens
poverty, TO furnish Mcdic!Mcs ilce =
charge. II is needless to add th.ttne Asecel'
ton con,InaIds the highest Medicssk,l' oshe ~
and will furnsllthe most approved naooeFn usss
mont. ...,d
ThcDirectors Of the Association, IN thrill Anhon
Report mon the treatment Of Sexual dlseases e
nrcss theiehcs satisfaction with the sucees xhsa
han attended the labors Of their susgeoss y
| the cure Of SpermatorrhGa, seminal . -.
ness. sonorrcea. elect, Syphilis, tle yEe y
1 Onanism 81 Self.abuec, &C., and ofdsl .
continuance Of the same plan for tue snsu'9
] year. 40. -, fsSn
sured that their Rbors IN this sphere q ss, s.s
lent effort hare been great benefit g se
especially 10 the young and they nase "a: 81
devote themselves with rene wed zeal, - ~ -
4 li:nportant and much dcspised cause. Ca.
{, An admirable report on spernato' nCav
~, ve. ness, the vice Of Onanls. n assu.ss :.
a. s:d other diseases q ine $3.50
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-04-11
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
nORK. Bacon Sides Ham and Shoulders
u Flour. Sugar. Coffee,
Il soan Candies. n Ghampagne 81
Clarct, good and common y blskey
A large and complete assortment OF Tobacco,
Cigars, Sardincs. Prunes. Raisins Byasss Are ana
Porter in ei,srts and piuts -sll cfsssalsh MN DC
Iscli I'D ssiirs Iixirg prices. by s. " HssaA4sl'.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-04-11
JOHN O. uNEY! ~,


GROCER Alexandria, Louls'
HAvlssn ,is';s 4 iss'GI.DIss s.,,,,,< !.
= - 4 g.saIsor4r, On Second Street OPP 7,
: Louisiana Democrat | oa als'|s
i. ,i.le. g inform lis friends ard ts a pass
s !. 81, .ast hs has ma De arrangements 'or
s supplies weekly, g follows aho.jier aess
Sugar Cured Mans, Side end so0p lard, spt,s$
Mass Beef aackerel fish. sardlef, I'd rrsu y
., sSs !. and q the best quality, and ese'sp
IN ( Wholesale or Retail groe unDs
Such as cognac Brandy. lrisl' 's asd bTs1. ~
DO. Wines Porter and Ae ND The ss best al
ogars d the hest aea .se ,l s',u On
,ionprr and Pound Gaze a :. !. ,,,,.sss jan ss
which he Offers at Fesso03sssl'