davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-09-18
Prof. Woods
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
AND
BLOOD RENOVATION

r. pr+rse'v Ia T. RI ~ In ttetses io1. Wae pt n
IN. to the s'ss, j, sssis.!y Y. e1ts and u
!. 1:u:tst.' Ind renew, Il b: :od il II, .. A
b *,na tuft,y and Il u. teakvs and r. ads1,the
only pr., a1ssr 81 tyer oncrea to Tie wo,a il pop
RI % s;'o .,,! os thln tls ,sssh o. - IL /.
o4.,o 4cr II rfs'zcT A~eoxn..' = wr,n +Ez| II
;: .lay ii I'D oth.r i. tNios. 1s;.'
ser foil '~'c ly l..s!'ude CT d. y e.t,5n r rs
eopostd t,nt1ey I'd aao aootnas III
Il, prole'.ts And eope< Qu.nttV 90 EsTsf MUIR
TseaT h., onk 9esn , e, +, tg 3. T. st oe' a1
n killed Y ned!7l ciener md aso b. =, whohs,e
Ut FIa <;eete ev:n q :es Tia, des1ty fal!o.' u
.tack- a. oi>e1le. and LAYS the una uarded a5sttu
e. ic. m or 1uc:aug i. ean <tasy isaSr suca{ h
e..ap :, ,hs 'qi,o.,;s; ;s.,;pstos
g;ss E IT,: se41sq, Ss'R it s: sR:s
s ';a : =; E;s; A:'9s5s 9'5st. ~
:: g.:
q Fl tte tx <, 'y ~. sc.1d'ns =
asy &C. g., tns c.f.5 ts sde es.~:.p M
= xns e Rcas*s :Ss E
Guilty oI BEe,ih nE and ;nde,o va hight eaune. II
u. ~, %sfs ~ ss t. a.sl; ssE
~ ;hth F.ve- hut pre1elr a. attacts asisioE| u
L +.
" ouce aireadv attacked Ard 2.l acts 1srt e.
I'll. pe1a.eltly upon the hillary System, aroue
irS the Livr ~ att"u promoting, IN fAtt nj tht
n lex 1ettots aSd -. Lions of tJetem+ L. will IT,
Qu biz ptveEt sny d. ite1inus couseQ encEs f4.
f1.awnk ee Of e:iu:ztr and w1ser; nsrc-
] k4tr4se f~ta -Eo-Id have bottle With them, an Il
All Ahol1d lake tate shoouful 1t 1e1s ttflEe e>t
fl!1E. Aslt pfe:euta cost!vcnesf, ttEeEEhe-A Tut
llldgc:tise Kana. II thtu be IN tie h.t c. Of a
eis3ua Of bedettasy haotts student, ruin! tess
t1it:a1y ntn. In III lAt'b q accusto1 Cd to],
much out door extEcise MD always it, III n
fitLe5 will d:t ~ a<fees.le p sasaAt. aud eocitEt
" fne17 4.!t = sao7e h~ ~hsh RIB them ef I, {,
| rl,u Tor tstu;y cannot exist w.Loat hta!tnt
A&I:,,I ru sfaist white The above irrtgulA1i- h
NJ :tuc. nsn gan. tte Cosdaii II Perfect Il
| " lol'.sF, 4..ta. Aken notto OF t~o bcfo:t -
tte 1nal,r.at VII lA-at Tie drra.ful pe.!od Vi s.
peE;e&t ease and safely. !AEs1 II 10 NIT. Kx
! ~ul NEks. ThY IT! 1tdto you we Ap{ IA III .
dAu. bkes, bcfo It b. too Ate bu: Aio your aopr
xpd hu1oaLca tor white the ta.m traua iase pe-
tluchey. OH a k6ea down to Efetaa3pre ErAvt|
rsiker ttxn let their condition b. kno m In me
iLe fattst %se cfle1 eo lied up with tie s1ct..
Ia rnt o, hps5re4a tha. Il It fot r lAtyl
Flt,o would tfavtl III the DOWNWARD PATH ruti
ftno late 10 arrest their fatal fA-t- vi tie
n |,s AwxYs .tu nt aud 10 you NC conaJehilY ap.s
lIrea fut y, ture Yoar esfr f.:l nx an~etL1
" r1it nnrr1tpf!y 20 u 3ou to Frat. Woods Ee4o-
fr,iy+ toraIa aud Hio..d KeuoFatos the Ytmel3
Luce snould &c Always Oh haLd n Nias oi Eee-.
| n r fV0nD. PRO urtetor
, 1860-09-18
LArEa yRoM CENTRAL AMERICA.
w.a1stxr spsd Efs .1rssK @sFssrt1.. D1kJAss
10 b Ah1t.

Erv os1etxs, Sept l7.-The Spanish war
x...- F,.nci.co Deaa;s arrived 1t HsvAnk
fTon Tn xillo o. the 7ih inst aud reports that
~. Hr;,ith ~. steamer 1csfua, with 4 transport
md .ne ] ,ronns under Ger: Alvaf. .. proceeded to
the The n,9 Negro. where wA'ker's army wss 60.
.p r. Of y M.s5 i:n, ,Ss .s ss
.4~.n,r r,rn were all brought to T.u1liio and
de';1sied to the Honduras auihoritiss. Walk
AZ men vero very destitute, and many ~trs
e;.s They we're permitted to return to ths
uui.a states, upon condition thst bath they wGaa
css;r, e:ssr tnssss xsgsslss Wtsr I'D ce sd:y
The onaten,ala expedition arrived after tho
...t,ro nf Nalker.
, 1860-09-18

A,eeeSSa. will 1appAs b ~eA Ftassd fsssasa' III
vary 5eabe to tsve soms ehtsp aod esnvsnsat WY 1ps
rsptrnx Fc1Iturs C.oetxry. Toys. DC.
, 1860-09-18

SUPERIOR
DErno1r, Seft. 1.-THE stesmer G:ze:le,
when eut-rink Eagle HArbor, Lake Superior,
at day light Ct .ne 1noini5g Of the l0,ll inst f,
went on tue Z r:cks, quarter Of d mile from the
ber cargo, con.,stins Of supplies ior Eagle liar.
bar and other Luke Superior ports. An ht +
passengers and crew ware shvsd b. bo ,ts from
the u.fbo-. The Gamer was owned by E. T..
Ward, aud valued Ut $40, poo. No insurance.
, 1860-09-18
The Grain Trade OF New fofA GAh5"
h. a Maftd 14kAsi


6. 5ss: !. ~ r.;
q 1 III. y, Sss aea
etts .! our storage and The In Aset .
IL 4 sts ssp.ss e
continue 70 pna
q bn.ns.. x,l xsru &. Weaesa etinens
.r.r.run nax. ron AAxpIisa Anp sTo11xo ehA1s.
~, N. st4.ase capacity tf New York and
asYs ss Soube within ave ye.1s aDd Ct
taus lie other c,lnlea have @ ~ .n IN
aSs 81
ter naon 40 not csuss up % tla' aaStlnt ~.
}. =, =; f. e. L: s-,ssaa ssts. q !, III do
',,eS Hi. .pe use to Be snd,td "a ~ tssn
H. wortFn pmss n.thod ns ID ID obe
NJ: ssn ssp T. s. e. t. olS Se
a;.tfbs,ss a15f 1s1os fo ii. Il ss
s.,s e : s*ss s 't:t :ee
are suit se for TINT pos< aud a1e TO- 70
xsasu 1ns TSs d1~ses s eat
's ,ssssSs, sSs ef aoS
ID e. sto ef !.
e.ass < :, Is;. hes &C.
e1s IL ae1s,1 ,se .@sa ts 1
tn hr door 'itr arc .hstned 70 fse ~ ,hee h
.s ars ~Se i'd 70 he eula N sas ~ sh ,.e o.
is dra.n md the ktal3 ~ s,,1e W. re,p
s,sss &C. so s,s %
,Hcine IT, T R.gst liz % t. pses in
Aane dock wh'ie the steam elevator z not t,,.
est Is WestePs CONES s buk I'D Sonsy ,e
s. ss & t1prse shs ehtn ~ sed
sod snAfesred IRON *es't' 10 sc*:e1 "sto0n'
bnt IN. rate. Of the sseam elev.t1ne essat-
, 1860-09-18

Wuu1SG7o:, Sept: l7.-Last Saturday ntght5
n new ptaaet was discovered at the hat'nna1
Observa;ary. Its right ascension - - noufs
81 miuutex South.
, 1860-09-18

Total '-.'.
1t calculated That fnehaf Of tns ron WI nc 0een~ g.
S69o oQ .uabcs Of sata which might be lncrta'eo u
Tbs sotaKa mea say that there Is rom enough ior 81
III t may come aud th uga they doing hve oos
neea md fI.e1 to have Ch OF epcf ut4 " es
tall sz hey s1epate ease In eto'aEe c-as2e'"
, 1860-09-18

uCFrAr a seot. N,-Arrv vtd. prepe1lers Iowa. ].net
cbe.xa; QUEEN Il tte Il Il Is. 90: bt A9Ii1er
Hsest. T.ure Auerc7 lse 40; ;e,.,.a n ~ t,.
81 90 ks'. eopef
iacutah sI.r: cIseo; bark Natehez Gr,ts to :, h's
- ke blsd, F-tshss, DO; Ettssptse. oao'e,
tsW Ed !. s.t .ssed. .ohzs Falt:n, Tsle'. Chi
.,n1- Aatlfp,rsut Mnrt Vt
, 1860-09-18

FL U f BARRED STAY ES
L. AVID HEaplN6.-The sanscr.b'n oser scs ss1e :
i.1-r Eo.k II c:Ass well .e, Gus Ssayea With
ca: Hive or save ti-ank t'.r>e- Or otheFH,s. fan
.hp "a part the SCUM - o. q oft nat.et Ad-
, 1860-09-18

No, S,rlng; and 7561'7o for REJECTED Win
ter Wheat quiet, with sales Of small lots =. s5c
for No. ! Red, md eoc for No. Red. The !
Flour market WAS dull and about 1co lower.
with limited sales 1t $46505.05 for medium to |
.ho;,. s,-;co +x,v, corn onen-d with a node.
.-5 .... 80 !r.he. - -;,,
rata den2rd, ent closed rather heaF5s WIN
sales Of ahou. 10000 hushs!s. Ut SIT: for No. 2
Canal aao4t; 36IG37c for No. ! in store; 35@
sttc for No. 2 in store. Oats were steady At q
Gellc for No. aaest. Rye quiet-huyers Of |
fertnr 4sc in store end sel}era sakiae Soc. Bar.
1+v dnl}. Yhi.kv ,te.dy. rimotbv seed firm.
M -. ...u.7- em...a - 49,.
out sG1ppeta oo'o oa on aseooa1 u tu7 o"4l
news from Europe, ind rates were I. lower
on,~ m. xc-.p, bainp .ngaoed at 1A1. forr rh+at
T.,- -.-s,,s...,r.
- baus'o. anu '"o P1openefe ~ A'e.
oss4s tH.laurs II SEw aoah-sept' H.
e,,a :. h,,L ~ 1a,rn,.d - sh,.,. h..s.
o9lea ~ oA4A' o"4 !-'aSsa e".pe ooss'
1.c00 bales coltcn .: ID 60 br1s tallo~ at 35s.
To L3nGon-e5.0 900 bu wheat IL bulk and bags
1t 1Std. 70 Gissso"-A BRITISH bark OF 60o
iona {to srri7e), with honr nj 4s. and wheat. in
upper bags. Al ilto: = Feseel WIN lo,ooo
~ P..', ~ t@aaI .;.I = nm e. q
wheat 1t 15i ia shippers bags. and 4 bri1 Of
2e5 tu1s. out 10 Cnracna, for 81 500.
T,,xnn-Sant 1s-1,r -narket 4o.d~v n As+
49,
aa'e' o. "oes' were 19ee5 "aoe last evening.
Rcd at &l.0f Q103c. To-day still further d.
clne his taken place. We herr Of no saIas of
4,rr. OF whesE. sxies we.e reported xt Il az
ftr rad. and II 10 far whits. Esje Of oGI In
r,rn m nn-t- H.eeints-~b. .1A7 hrls ftnur "a 1a5
hn whrat. $50 bu ostu. Is .s2s bu corn.
Dr., ,n,. Svr, M.p-~--s.a, ~
IN
Thsre il more doing in seeds, and primo clover
Is wanted at S550Q575 q bu. OF Timothy,
about 500 bu have been sold, at from {a Is 10
"a 30 trom first aud k2.7502. .s7& = bu from sec.
and handa.
C,ona ~ .xr.xs.,-o,r Art.r,s. .x,h,o-
11ora n ~ a,.,1.sin~ s,co,,ta - ~ .ha atTse,. "
the droush on the crops in that 6tata. The Lit
10 hoc, t5aeae; IN sPeAitn8 o. inc coz cfop,
1hst had hrsn .s.n 81. rns,1 ,11 .os'
tsvs: pv'Dk N1~' ''4 De'n ''''' ''A 10Ao' 'e3''
II: !. nov cut ,bort. r;thopt the 1-,,t hone
Of rostinv enough to +, ed the neon1e Nntbirr
hut stsrvs,isn stares may = nonr sarmer. II
wnom mauT viii not raige corn ennnoh to feed
thcir f.mi,isx 1ill Cbrs,mar. Most farmers sre
cnrt;nr fhn cnrn foxn and 1n.nv fxla Iii
~ rrodn~e ore earcf corn Tbs nro.n.c.. -, -,
th,, r-oinn ~ shcck;oo snnnoh - ~
-. =. Cs..~ ns.-.. r ,,
1HkkhoPa IN tksA1 bh11AlSs-4ne CieFe!Aud
, 1860-09-18

u LBEKi MORSE j. CO.,
II. PRODUCE coxklssIoE kERCR1HfA.
no. 1ss Sov:a street. Axeas Building. Chcato. N
tc Coa1i4s1eA 4 IlYA lT&1
, 1860-09-18
An Exteneive Plano Factory Dc1


ALBAsr, Sept. 16.--Boa1dmaa, Gray / Co.
exta2sise P4.no Factory was set on tire d e'2ht
o'cl 'ck 1aal nig1s and destroyed, together wl.t
one hundred Sud ti!r P''roa, fai- he'd and il
course Of eoahtru:s.u;. Ga. hundred men are
thrnwn cut enp!oy matt 1.'.s from 81, ,o1t
to 36Q DQ0-lp6uI ed lpr $50 900.
, 1860-09-18
&mE5.kLai ~ uittxr

ITO SHIPPERS OF PRODUCE.
l. The NO. efssxced ,n.te nhesal Cab Advances -
Cons MS fer New Yefk-wlth the oatcn to tlp7e1e
Of sas. \, NaAlo 0swex-ea ROUTE also, 0eto1 md
Xon.reAt ObR3t.SE BItG fH ERS tu~
srt r.43 Sm rk1 Neuth timer street.
, 1860-09-18

a f&tt nroadway, New fork. ksd III EA,ttt strstt
h, It. L,ui., AoRnd sold by III good DfusHais.
~ tfNa ona po.aE per Do, tie. 10
Wx,Lx.AI1 AND K.4A,L texarx cnf -4so:- JOIN D
PxIk y. l-r Co., J. II. tt~ed xo.. .nith DHye
4 g. Lesd + eE!t-, I'D Gil: Dtpa. ses-nAuy-W1,
, 1860-09-18

eoatrss& fer futuss dslivssy s& acceptable t.
ures 1t sloes buyers offer u for present d..
livery. Nillsrs oasr 1t e IS for present, and at
rs 10 for future. There Ia q steady but limited
, 1860-09-18
x.@cu1nr1dao nomination.

Hsecutnrld&e Nomination.
JACKSON, Nieh., Sept. 17.-John D. Conelly
wes to. cuY nomipatei for congress ~ mo
useckinrjd2e Democracy of the sHst cona1ea-
sianaf D;k1 Yiet
, 1860-09-18
;5s7z>a. SECTIONS AND UNDkF-

TOBACCO.-1oo hf bbls- Chew:
trk Totseco. 10 hb.s snoEn.d s.and fas sse,ev.
, 1860-09-18

gPALDIN0'S PREPARED GLUE
eets III nerzeactss and household can Adcrdto ~
~tsorsit. 1t1s!s awAJs ready ard up to sas steknx
7oiat. Tlers Il no longer necessity for 4np'nk eaas
splnsred renee1s hsad1sss dots, and hfo1an adss -
rIust article for tone, ahe ard other
70 popular with 1adIAs Of rstns1nent and taSss.
Thl.aanlz7ae preparation u uset eoe. being eases
Md. solutioe and possessing al tbs va!aabls
he hest Cite. may b nssa IN eoa
NJ ordinary raudlase. being vsssly noEs adhss1'0.
-usxFuL IN EVERY ROUSE"
r.B-A r,a.h accompanies saea bosas.
Fx1os, rs Cents"
ena1e<sls Depot, 1a ~ ceda1-stt. asv 1ut.
..st.., 1zsR1 c. srALp1ra 90,
.Aeo'9 2ax no s,Soe Hs1 Ioek.
w-e tar dealers IN Cases eoatAi1.1x, fur slkhs n
tH.I1. Jcteua btautltul LdtsxEAaA Aoesnps
Suiay s4eh paeksS<.
fvA dnsls Bott.a 1t sfALpNo's PRxrAHxu
Clue will tl3ssta cos An1naily ~ s,ey Aasss
III y ai ptomtaeas ssa,1eas.s, psuzx.,. say4v.rs
and fulnlLnIe DeA9eFs, aSoessf, ard FantY storts,
Country GssrhAata ahonla maks , nnts Of afA4u
INoH fREPAKED GLUE, ,vhaa xAk1zF ~ d. : -.
= wv Gard Aaye eaAess, As1l dl1es4
, 1860-09-18
TU7iln PEN N3ll1 :..:-S CEN
10 NILES Docc.r rEac1.

T7uh rEENo1E. l:.z::-s CEN
= 1kAL -; + sIG2s h';an5 bouo.r rx,cz.
The eaoasstr Of ths iost u r7x eaga. g SET a III
E..wsca P'1eu1zs aad rEli1c.l:k.,
9s:ss = W.: ts Il
'aR.. fS FL '1t ses es f +
Smoking Cars are ATTACHED 70 e.rh ;ra,u: Toossaft
sssaf ~ 81. ID e.
t:y s11ss:t u; fai' :sr "a 81 f7 ae
Pasns BtaRsePtsd areet r-,sts sehsfe!of'ae knkeeF
si1 Day TEais, se:sfea it!!a.e:la:4 and New fo;k:
fsfspts FL III Telt: i % - tsea ,s,s.s
saarxe ;hfousa Ssv Ycsk.
oa. Il ise et sse. % 4ay .ay q st liz.
II Stsacess n iii Nl.E.sa1, ,,ae Ytrs s":: -
0Irea CT tla Eoc1a1y In CstoA Se* fSsk ha.a'eFees
~ fAa1 A1wArs A Low ar, T:4s ~ Gs'tkis
Asx &c. tss:sz;s Il: t::s3 & SftitI t;iitrI:ssraaz.
Tbs completion Of 'he E.N;:7 :-Saestos''' 'as ses1
St2sof fi,:se isF EASE An0 7r'
s ss.i9f eitjn. d. "a s1tsp z ;spse4'
II
For Fres f7nt:sc.. OF rhppnF 1et't IT, sp4y tes
xtdreas etksr otthe fcliu~ NJ akrna ef the Eeu3a.y
D a. STEWART. Fit .5srKh:
Hs. Farce Ce x>nssv.'e,n j. Jstn-:on. l.'rey
o.; 4. AeN*r!ev A:T-vilie. X .''-a-hy -; &;
WItowu CO. tncnuls:; 4:he:u . Hit .n :.7s: =.
Il; Il. Z. 4slcrau, M..!*@a iTe: Jos. HGu;r, 3s!'
Vle F. g. u'E!.e7 ro.. Ev.asv:'e int; ~ y l:,-
lam & Co. Ca!ro. ILL.,; 4. 7. sase: s1.ler is:ss.
Lou:l John II. Harris. Nashville Ttns: IN:
f:s> 81: i :'
tslstssn tke Wes<.
-. cx~,t.,t Pa r.t1t,es oGe-ea for thu
Pxp1ee ton ard SPEEDY trau<-
por1attou or LIVE 4fnCk.
l.t xco4 44ecouaodA.iuu. II usJa ;.lVck7s fsf f2
ssalt:h7 slrE Il CHAR :*tasrect
FREttst1T3s
Eyts.e rs-:. EEr S.- u ~ Gt.trttoc. sA1 - FL
&AIiea - Ae3 tLE4l!rt:. SsN fo!s hoA ~ et
Hsl:!nnre toa :! f'rn any o':t r. &c E.t4t 6!
K.ts1: a.:As'a lr@aa H+'"n'a. 1T~a o. "'+'eer'
| oy EaI:o4 ! tire |!
Tte Psna+YstazI. EA!!seac 10 :o.-1:.a ;l:ks
With St.akuer4 = ~hh E-c-s F:n = 1:E3:u:u 4.
pe:t m the Oio. :iuski~-n1 heaiEcfs s1-:sc IN
serlani fliiuo!'. Ns.sA3I!. Nisc2n:N u"
Cts4So ws steAuest q al fasR ~ tie No.it
Her. Ari Shippers ens.c..er ,s ttaaspaat ~ .:
THAR Fr;sa: 70 liz camp.sT tsa re7 With etnt!c.< e1
tss spe.dg ts3s-lt.
III a:es u F:exh = tr: fo.a a=y ?;ist Z :se Wes.
= are 1n.r. by e.se: +. f. t:o:r1arteA-
|" H. pa1ttcE.sr to mark pscsx e T3A fx1sA q.
4. J. SN1ElIEH Fa:.lei: h..
| NewYc!k.
| LfEcil no.. No.77 s.Ais s,re.:, sea:os.
| Il. H. HOUSTON. E:at frt;ttt !. II psi'-.s.11&
| l. /. EuEPT. gt:7 TicIst Ak: !:l:4i;a;
, 1860-09-18

y lin DRIED CORN MEAL
N Tttr4&M nnla -sae has ofsaia sasarat<A azsae n
atsss and fsf ~ n g1Kuxoxp nxxW111 oo-
s.tSnhfv h. ~ 1eRaA WAbeeA
, 1860-09-18
Steamers to Arrive from Europe

FY6M CT
Teuton!5 .Sout: symptom. View 1rIk Stp!.
Kapc1-oo... Liverpool. New .n'k-.-Sept
Hysnen Nouihu;pptou. New Yn,k......Sept-
Csusdap -, Liverpool. ...Qub'c.....-.ep!.
Europa -, .LiTerpool.... .busso1; eps.
AdYl2te. south nptcu rev ept
1'e,sA. Liverpool. ew
donHau: ht. .Ga Wal. :....-..NtW 1AsA.s''*.ps-
Anglo S4xon.. LvespoeI.-+ e.
A~arn Souths su5ton ,.,,New Tutk.. ....~rp. ]
NoTttl Nrtop, Live pru -. ....Q!tbte set
Vanderbilt. .SouAan ton. new r'Ie..-. I.S
New YORK.. .nouthamptou heV aoIk--.-..De!.
Na,nsIa .Southata.t u...... New dork......Et.
U4mlnnnia .~OHth- -nrfoH ..HT" atIA .'-..o-'' :
, 1860-09-18

0LD BLACK STAR LINE
Liverpool and Il. York Packet Ships,
- ing Cd ths s,h a, i = ~ sc, ~cn.s NEW
IIE EaErD!IL ASt1.ay.. .kS Il M-HIp@, sailing fF'a
Eew York every ~aard y, and rota Liver; osl es It
[olkt every " ettats.tAy.
PpKAFT3 On LIVERPOOL AND tHE1AHD.
P1: f.. vIstost t.c t Ceu-t.y Wishing II se+s for
tEeffIeut. s rEc4 scke 1t Re ~ G.! through At T..
b. "a % l. y.1 fAak Of rcIAnd, A~d Liverpool 10 aa7
An,nr7ta. Ap7yte Mt4A!A4~ q utloA
IyHe&t-.J. = Deassofn stFees.
, 1860-09-18

HOT CORN WILL NOT PAY.
Ill SYLVESTER HARSH, nauufae&urtr ss sn4
deee{ C1 oftc Dried Drain. Meal FEED, r.. 7hs Nsal
ns,s csfxoes Of Com fer Foreign shipment Dried - a
b pressvs u okaeal to ny po1t en t9s Otesn
Axe @V
, 1860-09-18

.lf&fl HI Chests TEA, assorted qoai
'a'' PARSONS, PlT1IN . aAshsI: ~ E.
, 1860-09-18

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON i
" QCiNCY RAILKOAp.
FaxEsufA, Tra3s le4ye aad arrive II Chicago ~ o1ows
peY Express e47es ~t3 Snsdsye excepted sszvst
S0d pm Sundays e1tepted.; Might f1preaslsase ~
.Meods. Accommodation iea.tst!e q. saaasss
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-28

THE CUIPKrER OBsERyER.-During re-
cent visit 10 Baltimore. We had the rare pleas
nre of meeting our friend A. J. SroFER, Ed,
the able editor Of the CGiP,P6r (Va) OhseTrsr.
whom though we have known him Tor sew
eral years, We bad never seen before. Mr..
SroFER is one of the very best editors Ia Viz
giniA, and publishes the nestfst aud most
iasteiully printed paper in The Union, every
number being a perfect model OF iyposra-
ply. Though not regular practical
printer having picked up has thorough
knowledge OF all the Riceties OF the art.
since be became an editor. his taste and skill
in that lice are naeqaalied. And better
still, he is genial. whole souled gentleman
"a true ''eld Virginia gentleman with 3
heart as large as The mountain in sight Of
which be dweils. Long may he eontiaus to
prosper aud grow rich, tor he Is prospecting.
his paper haviag just as large circulation
as IL knows What 10 do with.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-28

su- We were much CERTIFIED on Saturday
last, the day of our ratification meeting of
the nomination Of Ball and EVERETT, to
meet with our respected feilow-citizen. Col.
;. i. ANENT, who had just returned from
o 10, ia which State he had been sojourning
with his family for some weeks. lie returns
in fine health. and delighted with Ohio. hav-
ing received from her citizens none but the
warmest and most generous hospitality.
His humorous friends were proud TO welcome
him home, and wished him continued haPpi-
ness aud prosperity. We found our old
hiend jealous in the cause Of BRIL-, and
hopefuls Of his success; and we trust that
he may iad time during the summer to
strike some good blows Tor the cause OF the
Constitution aud the Union.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-28
*. KINGS DISPENSAIEY
PRIVATE DISEASES.

DIR. KING formerly Of New York for
- he iastfOur years % Louisville, hcn-
a who has devoted his attention 90 the tTeat'
private diseases Ter over 80 years, uttteTs
having attended To a practice for so many
al cured so many thousands he IS euab led
10 diseases OF = private nature, no In-tteT
"a may be from IulIdici0us medi al treat
rom neglect of their own Or. King >
~ Is No p DelderI-k street betw cen Cher
ie Silare, S -Coud story, where he cures all
Of a private nature
luzA cured with nauseOus medicines or
nee with business
-sss uf oil % recent date, eiiectulliy cured
y DAYS, by Al OPERATION which causes no
-h-rra structure eNI . health ca5n"t be
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief
-r-uIurs the constitution 81 much
: with All the diseases Of the skin, growing
sI-ct or bad treatment, can be ciectuilIy
A ieE days
G. WE,KSS.ss -Ptrtirulsr attention having
IA o. tbs Eisctse, and allth- consrqu ences
cut Of IT, brought o. IA many ya--s ny the
20. b tbrts 4 iucuu~isicT .te youths and cN-
r.iuI zea-e 81 the passions, neglect % ~ HE d
rmiIr the constitution, rendering tAc sub
flr Business or society and causing prema-
tEe-
who may be laboring with any difficulty
amb may rest assured 0f immediate relief
: resting sbrult, By NrItlEs aai stating
q. with a Zee enclosed. dIrc-t Il - DR. l.
, D.aterirs stree, nashville, E"nn-, Will
Necessary m-ilCiIes seat % LIc.r Adde'S ,
-sstry dI~ectIoIs- SLTIcI secrecy obsrrv cd
Irs Irutn oiclO Z IL Iuc N truing uutI y IA
n may 5O-IudAN
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-28

Ef~We cannot feel to close this article
without recommending tn public consdera-
tion, the polite aud gentlemAuly conduct OF
Mr.. Jacob Taylor, conductor on the Shelby
vile aud Warlrace line, and Mr.. William
Patton, conductor on the Nashville aud
Chattanooga Railroad, under whose care we
were placed both in going To and returning
from Chattanooga. We most sincerely be-
lieve that such selection is hard to beat.
aud trust that the managers 0i thee roads
may ind IL tn their interest TO offer such la
duccments as will continue these gentlemen
ia their present positlOus.-ShsG5ypaIs HeTaia
u Tfah-
We have not the pleasure OF a personal
acquaintance with Mr.. Taylor. Of the Shelby
vile aud Nartracc line. bat with the cador.e-
ment OF the Hrr1ld, feel assured hes all
right" Mr.. Patton we know Just as
.'asy as falling Oh The log he is = clever
gentleman, An eG,icieat officer. and richly en-
utied To the high esteem in which he i held
by the PATROLS OF Ihe Nashville aud Chatta'
aooga Railroad DAILY Cd-stts.
The Subscriber cheerfuIly endorses
what the AgaH aud Gssstfe cay of Mr.. Par
TOY. lie Is one OF the best CoRdsetors 10
the Union, and Is f,vorite with all Nfic
travel over the Nashville and ChaItanOogs
Railroad.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-28

that / shall adduce, neither would you
believe though one arose from the dead
and told you of the great efficacy of the
Lithontriptic.
The Faculty and the public may be
surr,-sed to hear of a remedy that win
certainly dissolve Calculi, 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 cut
this grea: desicierdtitm in Medicine,
certain and sGfe cnre 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 it 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-
eaity-the guardians of public health
will give it their influence. There Is
no humbuggery in the Lithontriptic;
every certificate is genuine. and tho
proprietor will 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 cen said, il ear
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 us.-
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 Lithontriptio
see the Circular, containing some of he
most wonderful certificates in the world,
around each bottle.