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NEWSPAPERS


Re the regular Agents for the following Newspapers and
N Magazines:
New York Ledger Porter's Spirit Of The mes;
Eew York Mercury; Wilks Spirit OF the fines;
New Hsrk Weekly; Old Spirit Of the Times;
Rev YORK Herald; The Country Gentleman
New York Clipper; The Home Journal;
New York WaYery; The Scientific American;
New Yor. Picayune. The Century;
N. Y National Police Gazette; The Practical Machinst;
Haper's Weekly; The Waverly Magazine;
Frank Lese's Pictorial; The Baltimore sun;
Ballou's Pictorial: Tie Louisville Journal:
Gleason Line Battle Ships; The London Illustrated News:
Flag OF our Union; The Constellation;
Philadelphia Evening Post; The Albion. &C., *.
mONTHLIES.
Harpers Msgazines TheEclectic Magazine;
Leses Family Magazine; The KnckeTbocker Magazine;
Gody's Lady's Magazine The Atlantic Monthly Magazine
Feterson's Magazine; The Ladies' American Magozne
United States Magazine; The Great Republic Magazine;
Leslie's Budget OF Fun; The Comic Monthly;
All the Year Round; Dickens Household Words;
The Yankee Notions The Nick Nacks
The Penny Pillow The Boquets &C, &c
SEMT-VEARLY.
The Brother Johnathan Strong's Jubilee Pictorial;
Harpers Christmas Pictorial Police Gazette Pictorial
Leslie's Holiday Pictorial; &c., &c, &c, &C.
Single numbers sold and subscriptions received all of the
above Weeklies, Monthliess a. by
HAGAN & TREANOR,
Booksellers, stationers and Periodical Agents,
nov23 No Union Street
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kirkpatrick, NeVins a Co.,
RECEIKLFG, FORWLRDITG AID WHOLEgIEE
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET TREEr, NASHVILLE TENyEssE1,
ave now in store large aad complete alsoftrisnis
Il i Groceries. embracing
New orleans Sugars, all grades.
MQasses, IN barrels and half baFrels;
Coffee, large and 0omFle stock;
Raisius, fun stock, with Teas Candles ssnlirar fTrer.
eel Glassware assorted Pec1ns h en- kind az
ses usually kept ID tie Grocery lire Our stock Of
RRANDIESs WINES ES-ITsEET =, &C.
W5tt5nk cannot be surpassed in this Or any other market
heavy stock O; goods invite The attention Of
the trade.
usT25-G KTREPATRICK, NETISs & CO.
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FOURTH CLASS.

2. W. COLE,
sap. Nashville d ClastanO0ga R.R
D. AIRES,
W, j. ROSS,
SUF6. Memphis q Jba5ssscu z. r,
r. G. JACKSON,
SAP. East Tenn. e Esgvgtr p p
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EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING.

To take place as above specified
One Grand Capital Prize of 100000
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A CARD
AVING associated with my old business-hat Of
buying selling negroes, both and pri-
vate account-Mr. s jones' Of DeSoto Mississippi and my
brother, WIN. II. Forrest Of Memphis, tender to my
friends better facilities than have been able them
Our buildings located No. 60 Adams street. door
east Of old ma they spacious combining convenience,
comfort and saeTare superior establishment Of the
kind IN the Ss, and equal any that have inspected.
respectfully solicit for frm from my old friends and
customers aud the public the patronage which have largely
and literally received hitherto fro them, and wiz olly add,
that which we promise or says guarantee.
N B. FORREST
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VA are nov prepared &c shoWa large well elecedoek
w OF Groceries and Liquors. 70 which We invite
he inspection Of cash bCyer and determined
cheap the cheapest taucons always espd)
OheT them good Inducements any other trade
Call on lfeb4-dtn JOYNT & TREANOR
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! t =, FLoWsll PLowsItl-

RLoWsl PEOWSII PL0WsIgI
~ aI keep constantly On hand fai1 srt sf uf5-s
--allacilrel 9. the Tennessee PloEr Frfrtn-
~ -.s eea- DO veil e give cali before prr-sasnr.
e. .sil tleni e good steel pioa as has ever been os5
~ y -s -i'y q from tea 70 tucry per cert Tess sn v61
p. a @. ANDERSON
e'-4 ~ and S. corner B7cad ana CoIls-s shrssss.
Nashville, Tenn
= = --Ai-N- W. PHlItus- T. c. HfEsErr
LAh1ER, PHILLIPS a CO.,
RRcAESALE GRoozRS. o01zZSsE0E KERCaAEz
AID nzArzss IL
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GROCERIES.
INT & Z R e An o II
No. Al Broad street, Nashville, Tenn.
WH0sEsALE DEALERs
Groceries and Liquors
or ALL KINDS,
BACON LARD, FLU0R IND PRODUCb or EFERI
DESCRIPTION
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Land for sale.
The undersigned will sell his planta
1A son, called CAPITAL VIEv- lying on S=sa
fea44 the north side of Cumberland River, $1,000
Hi u three mlesfrOm the City NASHVILLE.
I'LL containg about Three Huu- -
- dred Acres He will sell it all
ogether in small tracts lots, to suit purchasers long
credit will be given notes bearing legal interest o date, and
lean retained. It is Of the very best quality sill IS we'll
Waered about half Of il in cultVgon and the balance il fine
timber and pastIre. There two good dwelling houses good
barn and stables &c. Fo Information apply Undersigned
or to John D. James feb20f THOS. G. JAMES
A Fine Country Residence For sale.
EEAVIN6 determined to carry my Negroes to the sss1sF
& South, viii sell about Three -Four 1tdf95f5s
Hundred Acres OF Land. being part Of -
the tract upon which reside situated a -
good Turnpike Road about thirteen miles from
Nashville in Of the best neghborh0Ods viii -se.-
hanson county. Soil equal any the For paricu.
lars apply to me- the premises to A v. Lindsey, in
Nashville Eep9 DIR p. 4. PERRENe
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M z are receipt Of a heavy stock GROCERIES, III
~ QLOha, &C. Comprising extensive ana varied asor
cnt % everything usRay kept IN cur liue al 20 rtet W re-
spectlully invite the attention 81 the Trade.
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VIII be carried from the celebrated Plaster Banks IN virginia
% Cano0gaand Dalton and Stations the kas Teennesse
and Georza Railroad, six dollars per ton Of % pounds
To Hashvl and ali Stations the Nashville & Chatlanoog
Railroad, at nine dollars per tor Of o03 pounds
Also 10 fuscumba and Stations East Of Tuscumhas an tht
Memphis Charleston Road nine doliarsper ton and al sta
lens ives. OF Tuscumbia, at Twelve dollars per ton
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Spirits Of turpentne, cmphne, burning fluids anc Yanis
viii OILY be taken at owners risk.
unpower and friction matces and other combusti0e ar
ees win be charged at Of each Road and only
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22

TERRAss BROTHERS,
OFocers' and Dealers in Liquors,
sron and Castings,
No. Market stress, Nashville. ~, ..,,rs-se.
SUGAR.
isg anus e eoce Sugar. lG0 bs crashed poE'a sugar.
- w Loaf sugar, Fer Sale low By
eosa IERRAss RR0THERs-
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10
GREAT SACRIFICE.
Dry Goods! Dry Goods ,!
myl-1y

MR.. LEOPOLD KAHN. wishing 10 sell out
wi the balance of his Winter Goods, will offer
al cost price rom this date the following articles
Cashmere Dresses, aud Delaine Dresses. of all
descriptions: Silk Dresses and Plain Silks, all Of
the newest styles; Mantillas, Cloaks and Shawls,
just arrived; PopIins and Wooden Goods, for chill
dren, of all kinds; and all the Goods belonging 10
the winter stock. .
The above Goods will be sold at cash price and
below cash price. Ladies will please take no.
tice and give US an early call, because we are
selling the balance OF our slock very fast.
We have just received a very nice addition 10
our stock.
dec24 LEOPOLD KAHN.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10

George NJ. u Jno. W. Murrcll rs. Estate
of Jno. lIagan, Jr.-No. 1921.
RY virtue of a writ Of Fl. Fa., from the
" aforesaid Cosrt, issued in the above euti-
tied and numbered cause, 20 ne directed. | have
seized and will offer at public sale, on !he pre-
misses, Just opposite the town of Bayou Goula,
in thi. parish, FOR CASH, on
SATURDAY tie III day Of arm
next, 1860. at IL \. NJ. the toitowlng described
aud mortgaged property, to vii:
~ CERTAIN PLANTATION situated in
said parish of Iberyille. on the left bank of the
river Mississippi, on the upper SIDE Of the
point next beiov the Church Of ST. Gabriel,
aud composed of-Flrst:
4 TRACT OF LAND measuring eleven ar
penis front, bv a depth of thirty five to forty
~arpents, bounded above by lands of Bernard
Allan, and below bv a tract of land here,nai-
ter described Second
\ TRACT OF LAND situated about five
arpents lower down the river Mississippi, mra
surfing five and 4 half arpent- more or less IN
front, by a depth of about twenty eight arpeul>;
bounded above BY the 'rad0bf lard next des-
crlhod. ard b,low by land belonging 10 the heirs
OF Cornelius Blldwiu.
Third-AND MOTHER TRACT OF
LAND measuring five arpents front on the
river M,ssiss ppi, and running hack twenty
G ght arpen'S 10 4 point where lis side lines
in'ersCc' each uthrr-the SAID tract intervening
between the two above described and bounded
on both sides by the same: together with al
the Buildings and improvements, Stock.
Houses; Cattle, Carts. Farming Utensils aud
implements % Hushtndry attached 10 said
plantation and thereto appertainng-and the
follow no SLAVES:
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
II O U S <.
EOrarHrdiUg and Commits.
sion Business.

Steamboat L0nding, odjoining the Post
OH~.
THE UNDERSIGNED have associated Them
Il selves together, for the purpose of doing a
general Forwarding AMI Commission Business.
We Will also Collect Monies due the mcr-
chants, and business men. OF the North. East and
West. All business Entrusted 10 our care will be
promptly attended to,
HEELEIN & JENNINGS.
rHILIP HELEN.
7. p. JENNINGS.
DRefer TO any reliable citizen OF the Parish
lbeTville, La. dec3l
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10
LADD. WEBSTER co.'s.
Tight Stitch Sewing Machine,
FOR
FAMILIES AND PLANTATION USE.

THIS MACHINE, after a very faithful inves.
l. tigaIion by the most scientific and practical
men OF this country, is pronounced the ne plus
ultra OF all modern inventions.
In simplicity, durability aud strength it far ex-
seeds any other now in existence. il is perfectly
s.ssy to manage, quick in its operation, never IL
se TO get out OF order if properly used, aud
s'ss a stitch on both sides alike, which cannot
Nsscelled. For sale by
aesl7 BIEHLER BROTHERS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10

TllEO BLANCHARD. Sheriff.
ParOiSSe dIbnrville. Feb. 29th. 1860.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10

EtatC dc In LOuisiane-Poroissr FIJerriHe
Ccur du 6mc. District.
George NJ. John w. Murrcll rs. la Sue
ccssion de fcu John lIagan, Jr.
No. 1921.
I'm vertu dun writ de Fl. Fa. a moi aGresse
II par rHou. Ia Cour du CINE District Judi
claire, dams Ia cause ci-dessus ~in,itulee ct nu-
mGrotee, J'ai saisi, ct JexpOserai en- venre pu-
blique, sur les lienX, vis-a-vis la vile de Bayou
Goula, dams cette ~paroisSe, an plus offrant ct
dernier encherlsseur, pour du compliant,
SAJLEDIh 7me. jour FAFRIL
proclaim, 1860, a II heures, A. NJ, les %propric-
ties hypothequees. ci-npres d~ecritps. SAVIOR:
June CERTAlNE HABITATION, situee
dams cette p~aroisse dlberville, sur Ia rive
ganche du fleuve Mississippi, au-Sessous de la
poinle en- bas de rEglIse st. Gabriel, ct COM
posee de
10. UN MORCEAU DE TERRE mesu-
rant ONE arpenls de face, sur une profondeur
de trcnte cinq a q~uarante ~arpents; borne en-
haut par lerre de Bernard Allan. ct en- bas par
IN moroccan de terre ci-apres decrir.
20. UN MORCEAU DE TERRE situe a
peu pres cinQ arpents plus bas sur lie fleuve
Mississippi, mesurant cinq arpents et demie de
face plus GU moins, sur unc profondeur d'eh-
virons vingt hut arpents; borne en- haut par la
terre ci-apres decrite, ct en- has par Ia terre des
h%eritiers de Cornelius Baldwin.
80. EFT UN AUTRE MORCEAU DE
TERRE, mesurant cling arpenrs de face sur
lie tieuve Mississippi, courant en- arriere vingt
Init arpents a IN point on les lignes des coles
Sc c~oupent; borne en- haut ct en- has par les
morceaux ci-dessus decrits; ensemble avec les
batisses ct smeliOrations, chevaux, beies a
cornes. outils aratoires, sppartenant a la dite
babitatiOn.
FL les ESCLAVES suiyants:
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10
Rhine W'ine.
FOR SHE.
a House and Lot in Jacksonville.

The undersigned offers for sale
~ on liberal terms the House and grounds
"s,attached, belonging 10 him, situated in
the suburb jefferson, on the continuation of Pla-
quemine street. The House is one formerly
built BY a. Gauthier. with extensive grounds
attached, and all necessary neutrality-suspicious.
ted nearly opposite to The residence of Mr.. Cheri.
For further particulars, inquire of the undersign-
ed, by letter or otherwise, al Brashear City, pa
IRISH of St. Mary.
febi HENRY f.. HENAN.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10
@ NOTICES. &C.
state OF Louisiana. Parish of IbcryiIIc.
sixth Judicial District Court.
Caroline Landry, wife, vs.. Dorville
BrcanN. husb'd.-Nn. I261-

\ tins case after hearing the evidence and ar
4 gunleuIs of counsel. the Court was satisfied
that the plaintiff, Caroline Landry, had made out
her case by law and evidence. II is therefore or
dered and decreed that the said plaintiff be de-
clared aud recognised az owner in her own rirht
Of her full share in the property. lands. slaves
moveabIes, tights and credits, belonging now and
al present 10 the partnership known under the
name OF B. Achille Landry X Co, as bv act OF
partnership passed on the 3IIh June. 1852. That
She be recognised as the owner in her own right
ct the slaves MelanIe and her two children.
Thomas and Albert; and Bernard. of>prings OF
the two slaves brought by her in marriage. II
Is further decreed that the PlaIrtiu be separated
IN property from her said husband. and she be- al
lowed 10 administer her own affairs. and that
said defendant, DorvilIe Breaux. pay cost Of suit.
Signed, DAN'L. ID. AVERY.
Judge Of the 9th Judicial District.
February 18th, 1850.
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EtaIdc ..Oui~ianr. FaroisSe d,EbcrNiiIc.
Cour du GENE District.
Caroline Landry, tpouse, VS.. DorviIle
BrcauX. epOuX.-NO. 1867.

BrcaUX, epOuX.-NO. l261.
I'm cetle a%tidire. apreS aver entcndu Trvi-
II deuce ct les arguments DIES avocats la cour
lut sarrstsIte que la demandeTesse CaIolinc Ian.
dry await soutenu sa demaude par la loi ct Ie-
videurc.
Hest lar consequent ordonne. atJugc ct uecrG;G
que Ia die deman eresSe soft declare ct recon-
me comme proprGtaire en- son propre droit. de
"a part eniIere les prophecies. terres. e.cIaves,
meubles, drous ct creances appartenant uainte-
TaHt a la soriGtC. connue sous la raison de B.
Achilie Landry ~ Gle. CONNIE IL appert par
! acic de socIete p,ssG lie 2jme Jour de Jun. 1852:
ri qnelle sot reconnuc CONNIE propriGlaiTe. EN-
SIN propre droit, DIES escldveS, Meldnle ri ses
denx enftns Thomas ct Albert; ct Bernard. des-
ceudants des rsc!aves par ellie apDoTlCs en- mari
age. Ii est DO plus decrGte que la demanderesse
soft separ6e de biens de son epouX. ct qu'eIle ait
administrator lie ses biens ct que lie Gelendenr
pave le lrais de ce process.
Signe. DAN'L. ID. AVERY.
JUICE de la Cour dn Cine. Dist. Judiciaire.
Fevrier IL, 1860.
Eigt dcL LoHiSiG - P0roisscF UerriHc-
Ccur du 6cmr District .Ju4idairC.
Je. Marx \. Estev an. GreiIier de la dile CouT,
cerliie que lie juSement c:-de>sus est un cope
cOnio-me 4 I%original.
Dome sous ma main ct lie scenu de la dite
Cour ce l3me jour he Fevrier. 1850.
feblS VI. A. ESTEYAN, GIefier.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10
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PlAQOEMINE. PARISH OF IBERVILLE. LA. MARCH 10. 1860.
SHERIFF''S SALES.

State ofLouisiana-Parish of Iberville-6th
Judicial District Court.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10

St7fe If LouiSiaHa-P0rih If Terrific
GH Jvdicsai District CART. .
/. Mark A. Estevan, Clerk OF said Court. do
hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true copy
OF the original on Ge aud record in my office.
Given under my hand and seal Of said Court
IN 18Th February, 1860.
feblS NJ A. ESTEYAN. Clerk.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10

To pay and satisfy said writ and costs.
THEO. BLANCHARD Sheriff.
Parish Of lbervilIe, Feb. 29ih, 1860.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-15
TFrom the Boston Wayerly Magazine

Many of the much-vaunted hair mixtures are
not only useless but positively injurious to the
scalp; but Prof. Woods is of such balmy and
nutrIive nature, that it invigoratrs the skin of the
head and the folcles or hair glands beneath it
1t also removes all dandru from the scalp and eff
fectualy banishes every kind of scald head and
cutaneous eruption. Hence it is of great service
TO children, the ingredients being OF so harmless
nature that the most delicate cuticle cannot be
injured by its contact. Nov. I'M.
CAUTIoN.--Beware of worthless limitations,
as several are already IN the market, called by
different names. Use none unless the words
professor Woods Hair Restorative, Depot st.
Louis Mo-, and New York;, are blown in the
bottle. Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medi-
cine dealers, also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods
dealers in the United States and Canada.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-15

exist among them they would not introduce
it, II It did now exist amongst us, we
should not instantly give it up. This | be-
lieve of the masses North and South
Doubles there are individuals on both sides
who would not hold slaves under any cir.
eumstancss, and others who would gladly
introduce slavery anew, If it were out'ef
existence. We know that some Southern
men do free their slaves, 90 North and be-
come tip top Alb, litionists; while SONS 60
South and become most cruel slave masters
When Southern people tell us they are
no more responsible for their origin .of
slavery than We. | acknowledge the fact.--
When it is said that the institutions ex-
lists, and that il is very difficult 10 get rid
Of 1t in any satisfactory way, l can under
stand and appreciate the saying. l SURELY
WILL NOT BLAME THEM FOR NOT DOING
WHAT SHOULD NOT KNOW HOW TO DO MY
SELF. If ALL EARTHLY POWER WERE CIV
EN- ME-, L SHOULD NOT KNOW WHAT TO DO,
AS TO THE EXISTING INSTITUTION My first
impulse would be TO free all the slaves, and
send them TO Liberia-to their own native
iohbs LUZ q a4UuuCht Wtulu
convince me that whatever of high hope
Gas | think there is there may be in this
in fhe long sun, lis sudden execution is
impossible. If they were landed there in
a day; they would all perish in theIhext ten
days; and there are not surplus shipping
and surplus money enough in the wsrld &c
carry them here in as many times ten days
What then? .. 'H
Free them all, and keep them among us
as underlings? Is it quite certain that this
betters their condition? | think l would
not hold one in slavery at any rate; vet the
point is not clear enough 10 me to denounce
people upon. What next? FREE THEM
AND MAKE THEM POLITICALLY AND SOCIAL
OUR EQUALS? MY OWN FEELINGS WILL
NOT ADMIT OF THIS; AND IF MINE WOULD
We WELL KNOW THAT THOSE OF TEE GREAT
MASS OF WHITE PEOPLE WILL NOT. Wheth-
er this feeling accOrds with justice ami
sound judgment is not the sole question, if
indeed, it is any part OF it. A universal
feeling, whether well or i'll founded, cannot
be safely dis-egarded. We cannot, then,
make them equals. 1t ioes seem to me tina,
systems Of gradual emancipation might lie
adopted; but for their hardness in this i
will not undertake to Judge our brethren Of
the South.
When they remind US of their constitu-
lional rights, | acknowledge them, grudg-
ingly but fully and fairly: and would give
them any legislation for the retaining of
their fugitives. which should not, in its
stringency, be more likely to carry free
man into slavery than our ordipaay Grimm
al law are 10 hang an innocent one.
But all this; my judgement furnishes no
more excuse Tor permitting slavery to 60
into our own free territory than i, would
for receiving the African slave trade by
law. The law which forbids bringing OF
slaves from Africa and that which has for
bid the taking of them to Nebraska, can
hardly be distinguished on any moral prin-
ciple, and the repeal of the former could
find quite as plausible excuses as tina. Of
the latter.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-15

COMMON SENSE, rules the mass of the peo-
pie, whatever the misnamed and misanthrope phi
iosophers may say 10 the contrary. Show them a
good thing; let its merits be clearly demonstrated
and they will not hesitate TO give it their most cor
dial patronage. The masses have already ra,i-
fed the judgement Of physician, concerning the
vrues of Hostetter's BITTERS, as may be seen
by the immense quantities of this medicine which
are annually sold in every section of the land
II is now recognized as greatly superior to all
other remedies yet devised for diseases of the d-
gesve organs, such as diarrhoe, dysentery, dys-
pepsia and for the various fevers that arise from
arrangement of those portions of the system
Hostetter's name is rapidly becoming the house.
hold word from Maine 10 Texas, from the shores
of the Atlantic 10 the Pacific. Try The article and
be satisfied.
Sold by all druggists in the world. I'm.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-15
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
THE BENEFIT OF GOOD ADVICE.

Thanks to Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. we
have for years been relieved from sleepless nights
of painful watching with poor suffering, teething
children. Unlike all preparations of opium which
are usually got up to make children sleep, and
which simply stupefy the child, the Soothing
Syrup gives not only rest and vigor but health;
the little fellow will make up bright, cheerful and
refreshed. 1t is sure, moreover, TO cure Wind
Collie and regulate the bowels. As we freely re-
ceived the advice which calls forth the above
thanks, we freely give it to others, and say TO all
mothers, to purchase the Soothing Syrup for your
child, and you will thank us for this advice. Sold
everywhere, at % cents per bottle. Office, IL
Cedar Street, New York. Oct.4 Pm.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-15

E5-Old Deacon Sharp never told lie.
but he used to relate THISTLE wos stand
ing one day beside frog .pond-we have
his word for it-and saw large garter
snake make an attempt upon an enormous
big bull frog. The snake seized one Of the
frogs hind legs, and the frog, to be on a
par with his sn,ke-ship, caught him by the
tail, and both commenced swallowing one
another, and continued this carniverous
operation until nothing was left of either of
them
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-15
READ TUE MEDICAL TESTIMONY

distinguished medicalgentleman says in let.
ter to the proprietor: at may be little irregular
for me 10 say anything in favor of patent medi-
cine; but still must bear witness TO the efficacy
of DIR. HooFLAHD's BALSAMIc CORDIAL My
wife had been long suffering under violent cold
which defed all tho curative means at my CON-
mand; when. without my knowledge, she purchas-
ed bottle Of the Cordial, and was so visbly re-
lieved that myself procured bottle for her, on
taking the contents of which She was radically
cured.
This Invaluable remedy. TO the efficacy OF which
other medical men have testified, as well as the
writer of the above,is prepared only by DR.. C..
jackson, 4IS Arch Street philadelphia, and for
sale by druggists generally throughout the Uni
ted States and Cpnada. Price IS cents per bottle.