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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21

BUFFALO. MAY Fourteenth Day-The re-
ports of the slavery committee which have been
so anxiously looked for, and about which there
has been so much speculation, were TODAY pre-
ssnted, read and ordered to be printed. Both the
majority and minority reports were documents OF
some length, occupying nearly two hours in the
change Of the prrsentruie fhe minority report
recommends an official declaration on the part Of
the general conference rcafrming the anti-slavery
position of the church, and that the committee on
pastoral addresses be instructed TO state this posi-
fon to all the churches, and to give such counsel
rs they may deem advisable. The reports Were
laid over for one day
Before the presentation of the slavery reports
DIR. Dempster of the Rock River conference, pre-
scented huge bundle Of petitions from England.
praying for change Of the slavery rule
Mr.. Moody objected to tue reading, and moved
that they be returned to the ofterer. He objected
10 the precipitation Of avalanche of foreign in
fusnce upon this conference
Objection being made To the disc SsiOn of the
subject, and the point of order being raised that
the presentation of the memorial was out of order
the chair decided that it was privileged ques
lion.
An appeal from this decision was taken, and
the decision was reversed, thus ruling out the
memorials for the present.
delegation from the National Association Of
Local Preachers of the Methodist Episcopal
Church of Baltimore was admitted to the plat
form, and presented a memorial from ,201 local
preachers and members against change in the
slavery rule. A memorial from minority of the
sumo association, asking for a change in the rule,
was presented, and received with great applause.
BuFFALo, May ls.-FtftesHth Day-The pro-
Ceedings Of the NJ +. General Conference to-day
were Of an unimpdftant nature. The time Of the
session was occupied in personal explanations by
members Of the slavery committee, and by the
presentation Of petitions, &c.
The hall and galleries were densely packed
with spectators, drawn thither by the expected
discussion on the reports of the committee on
slavery.
On Thursday the members of the Conference
made excursion to Niagara Falls, on a special
train, carrying $50 ladies and gentlemen. They
Partook of sumptuous dinner, one portion at the
Cataract, and the others at the international HO-
tel. Rev Henry Slicer, DR.. Cartwright, and
others, delivered interesting addresses on the
occasion, after which they visited Goat Island,
where more addresses were made. The day
passed OF delightfully."-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21

TRIAL OF MUscLE.-The development of muscle
leads not always to the prize ring. In Troy. New
York. the other day, John Mckinney and Patrick
Kennedy, blacksmiths both, had an extraordinary
trial Of skill The former challenged the latter
20 compete with him In making horse shoes for
the cham piOnship. The challenge was accepted
and the working time fixed at ten hours: each
man, with his ''helper, "went at the metal. Their
shops were surrounded through the day with an
interesting throng, and ropes were stretched
about the FORCES 70 give sufficient space. At the
expiration Of the ten hours Kennedy had made 2IO
contest helper" Of the latter anted from faiio
IL is not probable that an equal feat has been
ACCOMPLISHED before
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MEDICINES.



LOCK HOsPIrAI,
Hss Dtseeresed fhs ssosf Csrfass SPEEDY, aad c~i,
EfsessaI Remedy ,.fks Rerid,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCB
LET NO FALSE .DELIcAcY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED, OK NO CHARGE
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
w..sa.s. u as B.ss sserss. AEs.ases ne ka,sy,
and Bladder, nvessnfssy Dseharg, imPotsnsy, esnsr
1:sy a.sTe as,
Dmn.. :, q Sight o. Giddn. Dsass q the Mead rssl
T. ssS ss. .aS : ss;
fsas.hs.. D..diS and p'sssS' r,rss ~ sa M. a..
E.,..., VII. A.,. t. SS.s 5. si~. If Solitary Was.
sn sDnsly ss,s sSossana. q Yssss Men e *. ns., "a
ssd talent, and brilliant ihsse sh0 ohsr..s ss,
vafsd 70 sssEssy s htiRf Tyre, MAJ sah VIA fsl ssss
dsnss
AAR4IED rESeosn, sr YssnE Mica ssntssylsuaG Han
tiAgs, s.'nr aware Of PAy.isAi vsafns stssHis dss
ne Who place. the Of Dr.. J. nay rsnei
.sy eOnkd. h hsesr a. fsnssmsn ard ssssdshay rel,
OFFICE No. soUTn FarDEtICfsrAEE
~. ssS a aa !. asa. .ss ssss.S n:n
azst be paid and ssntAin sstsnh
DR. JoKNsroH,
Msnss Royal Csllsgs ksads., fratsa
from one Of the mo.t smEsnt ~ the United s.,eA
Paa. Of Loadoa Paris. PhIis and ..s~S.. be. ..
ct.d sons Of The nost astsashar errss thar vars s.
S.n % % f ~ s a.id .1s .s
sounds, bsshfuIn," with squ.H bsssiRs, susns.d
tmss With dsrsnEsmsn Of mRd, we're cured iunsdstsly.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Ys.nE Men and other, VITO have injured themselves
s,rAin Prsete, nsslssd when sIOass habit h.ssssty
leaned frsm evil companions, at school, III. stses
which nightly fsh when tsslssp, and cured
ssda mould % Ss ana BETH mna .A
Tho., ar. q n. .sd and %ss1ehsy .g.s gr.s,sse
mb. PAIN. tn, Head Dmn... Of sight Los q Ms.e.l.
IT, DsranF .n,ni Dig Fsnsisas,
'y%g. .ss% .. q GSp ,smPt,sn, &c
b dr..dsd-LC.. q m,mory COns'ea ofla.As
Love Of solsds, Tnidy, ETC., ara rsms Of ths evils
NERVOUS DrsILIrY.-Yh...snS,. can s.v,sds. vIr
s tn. h.r declining health, losing th, -fsr,
coming weak pale and eiStsd having singular
appearances about cough symPems 81
DISEASES or IMPRUDESCE
Whsn n. isguidsd and mPrud'nt rOy Of pl.,sss Sad
happen. thar i,msd sens. or dread
d.ts, hi from app yns 70 so.. VIE from .dSsaon .5s
Of curing, fleh hs r.euniary substances, keep him fas
ssin.d and in dssPsir i:.". him With Pan.S s..itS S
hi, CALLING d,sppcinnsnti By the Of that deadly
.r5I. d.... ,Scb a. ks.coo. Heart TSSost s:s.
ssn Ae Progr,,Eg with frightfu rapidly t d,n P.t'
discovered country from ~hOss bourne tGrslsr
Dr. JoESsoFsRE III IMB E3R Organic wEAKErss
~ h Er.H and important rsmsdy vssfnts Of the srf.s'
.rs .Ps.dy esr.d and vi. 'sOr restored Th,s'snd. .a,
sssn imms dist.ly rsls.sd.
.stion.P %o,, ~ s.,,s.
Trembling and Wssfnsss Erbarssn Of he fssfs
hind sPsssdIly eEr,d.
ENCOURAGEMENT or THE PREss
THE MANY THOUSANDS cured tthIs instit.tsa With
I sI Dr. sRssS
reporters Of thu papers and many ether psrsoss
side. HI. t.nssmsn 81 eAsr"ss.s sna r.p:n.
slitJ 'uneisni guarantee 10 the sfistsd ian isy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21
THE EVENING STAR.
THINGS TO CHERISH

The eyes that look with love on 'hee,
OR merely bid thee hope again.
M thou art sad a while;
The eyes that, when no WORDS are ereatheo,
Gaze fsndly into thine
oh, cherish them, ere they grow dim;
They may not always shine.
The faithful hearts around thee,
that glow with love and youth.
That time and care ne'er yet have SCARED.
Nor rsvished with their truths
The heart whose beatlngs we have heard
When thrObblng near our own
Oh, cherish them those beatings huShes'
Earth's dearest tones are gone.
The DAYS when there are hearts aad eyes
That thrOb and beam Tor thee
The few feet hours when life doth seem
Bright "a q sumner sea
The thrilling moments whom to SPEAK
The full hssrt's JOY Is pain
Oh cherish them, once gone, alas!
They Be'eT return gain!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21

IL Ladies' ''parlor skates" are noticed for
sale In Boston. They made TO all appearances
Ike ordinary skates, but have in the runners little
brass wheels, neatly covered with leather so that
the wesrer can skate over an ordinary floor with
ease and safety. II is said that ballroom skat
is to be the rage at the watering places this sum-
me
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21
FEMALE COMPANION.
HIS CATYARTYC SYRUp

For Infants, Children and Delicate Females, is
certainly one of the most desirable and valuable
Medicines in the world. IL is perfect sWbStifHfe
for Calornel, eeti1s on the Liver, removing all oh
EtructOns in the Bowels, curing Costlvaness, Indi-
gestion and Dyspepsia AlthonEh IL "a as sure and
efectua in its tperationsas Cslomel, yet it 10 so
delicious TO the taste that children will CRY for it,
and it is es gentle, innocent aud harmless as the
deys of Heaven. Thousands Of mothers through
out the land will bless the discoverer Of this in
valuable Medicine.
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BEWARE OF MINERAL POISoNs
DR.. J. B0VEE D0DS'
CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

HIS IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS,
For the cure of Recipient Consumption, Weak
Lungs. Weak StOmaohs, INDIGESTION, Dyspepsia,
General or Nervous Debility, Piles and all diseases
requiring . Tonic. are unsurpassed They made
OF = pare Sherry Wine, and aside from their medi
delightful Beverage.
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THE ALL sUFFIcIENT THREE
rRIEsEMAR, 1, q. IA.

n-.,..,y =, 49, -. I,
ssetrsd By tks Seals Of tks Eeole ds>Pharsaeis Dc
Faris, dad fks Isaysrtal CoiIffs 0 Msdieiss,
Vfsand, -
No. 1 is invaluable for exhaustion, spermator.
rhga, and all physical disabilities,
No. completely Graduates all traces Of thoss
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the
seous and pernicious use of copayia and cubebs.
mercury, thereby insurinr TO the suferer seeei,
relief dispensing all imPurtes, and roofing out the
'TRiESEMxR Nos, q and s,sre prepared in the
form of . lozenge, devoid Of taste and smel, and
can be carried n the .aisteoet Peoket Sod ip TN
tered By vapeau, Lallemand, Eoux, Hicord. &c.
Price q each or four Gases for Ss which saves 4s
To be had, Wholesale and retsil, OF Or. Bal ROW,
194 Bleecker street, four doors below McDouEai
mittanoe, DR.; Barrow viii forward the Triesemsr
70 any psrt OF the world, securely packed. and ad
Sold slso b 8. cALvERf FORD, Jry Wash
1nEtor. ID. g. do sem
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CHARLES WInnIFIELn A. CO

PROPRIETORS,
649 AND Gal BROADWAY, NEW YoRK,
And sold by JOHN SCHWARTZ. Druggist, ass Pa
avenue, next door 10 the United States Hotel, and
kJ druggists generally. mar I4-,yrq
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21
HIS BRANDY CATHARTIC.

Is 8 sure remedy for CostIveness, Liver Complaint
and d. sPepsc They are pleasant 20 the taste sure
in their operations; and C8thartio, entirely. sf
fsctl0lly 0tsi positively superoede fhe of Pills
nacseous aud disagreeabe To the taste.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21
HELmBoLp,s EXTRACT BuCHu.

For Wesknesses
AnsSlng from Excesses, Habits Of Dissipation.
Attended .ri,l lhe JOl.O'sins Symptom,
9Sl:sf' ms@d 5H E1'0n' Dou5I S 81 6 aSS
Weak Nerves. Tremblins
Borror Of Disease, wskefulness.
HnlysrsaI Lstsltude of the Muscu' ar system.
D'n''' q" Pa Al sfp FEEEHsGSSs e. the F'
fTporfEcY. FIFTY fifty E sfS lR%r FITS.
by 'ho ?iS II ii a{s
Many f,xsfs e tss SsSss :. s!s,! .sifsrins.
THE SF F FIJI 6eNNSEEs ssYLUMs
RAJ zns 1I MsiisMshO,y 9saths sy SCssg,ayl.sn
TIE c3SSTnTPo IN 6Nc 8 AT RFfscTTb
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNEss
WaA Hr1xroLD BGe tAs ;ssT;.
TRIAL WILL cow scE THK MOST sKrPr1eAL.
FEMAIE s-FEMAI Es-FEMAuF
OLD OR YoUNG, SINGLE, MIRRIED, ON
=, GoNTEMPLATLNe MARhIAGE.
FEMALES, the exiTs,t Buchu is HnequaIied by
any other remedy, as IN Chi ,osis or retention
tomsry ESsoGato ns, q ceratcd 81 scirr hous siste
Of the Uterus, L.euoorrhG. OF Whites. sterilV,
arising from lnciscretion, Habits Of Dissipssion.
DECLINE Or CHANCE OF LIFE.
No SIZE SYMPTOMS ABoyE;
Nc ak F sd lsI. SEs sd H. WITHoTL II
RElMSoLD'iss E& afS AZ fI BUc fhiS"''''
SECRET DISEASES
ritts oe no cSsSsso Dee ssssn.;
=, And no ExPoSNre
U,inatr, theregy. Removiag UbstrucIiens
freNenting ans curing StrIctsros Of the Urethrs.
tRs ol.s; OF diseases and eIpsiiins al fcssOSovs
D'''9 To ITs ;YSb 'T GP Se1 TYors,Nns
and who hay PAID LearrJtss to be opreS IN short
POISON" has, b. the use of"Fo~rRr1 a' AZ A.
IRIfeESIs," been dried up in Inc system, % break
" " PERHXPs IfTEs MARRIAGE.
Use FKINsoLD's FKrRAcr BuoHu for all ssec-
URINARY ORGANS.
"ne'n'f eh'i NAE OR FEMALE.
sa IoSG sFs 20 matter Of
Disea.es ofthsse uire tsc 81 9is p,rrsti
hhLhSis IS 4GE E : REhT bi fpsHHTHI
nd + t SeTsR e ssSe The ssirss ess. z ~ p
ErdeHee Of tke most re liable oHd TespoHsibie ckaT
Ter will aeeengaT,y the msdIoires
Pom 70 - yeoTs Sfand.ns,
WITH NAME ksows 70
Price 81. 90 per bottle, or ak for IS. 90
Delivered to any Address, securely packed fr m
DEscRIBs SYMPTOMS IN ALL CeNNuSIckTIoss
Cures Guaranteed! Advice Gratis =!
AFFIDAVIT.
PERSONALLY appeared before me- Alderman Of
the city ofPhi adelp H T. hELN n rho heinz
duly sworn, doth say has PrePera'lons 90 tain no
b 81. are purely re g.ssi.S H fa[Sis
S~orn and snbscribed before me. this sd day Of
WM p. HIBBFRD, Alderman.
...--..- - Ninth street, above Race, Phlla.
Address letters for Information in Confidence 10
II. II. BELMBOLD. Chemist,
Depot, 1Ol South Tenth 81 bet CheBuut. phiia
BEWARE OF COuNTERFETTS
AND UNPRINClPLED DEALERS.
Who endcsyor to dispose or TEKIR ownb and
"olHER" ARTICLES ON The REPUTATION ATTAINED
Helmbolds Genuine Preparshons,
. Extract Buohu,
I" Improved Rose wash.
Sold by 2. B. WAITE, s2s Seventh street. and a
reRD' ia corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh
80 znNR Pa Az 4, ps,gSGISSTs EyERywHERE.
Sut Q, the &C vertlsenent sEd send fsr IN
ANDAvoID IMPOSITION AND TX PosuRE.
- <~ct N IL
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HIS INPERIAL GIN hi

HIS IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,
Act on the Kidneys, Bladder ard Urinary Organs,
and are superior remedy for Dyspepsia, oOn-
neoted with Liver Complaint IN all its forms
FOR FEMALE INSTRUCTIONS,
They truly velua hle made of pure Holland lin,
pleasant ard agreeable to the taste, and may be
well termed necessary
FEMALE COMPANION
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ARRTVhLS At THE HOTELS

wILLARDS HOTEL.-w GreEg, sc; l. OgIef-
pen Pa bs aSy Mas. Wfi Ro Sn s MRo
hh1sstin R Rees NX; s. HOpsI. dagEhtsI: Mas
u, Mass; 6 NJ . ilist, j. n Converse, Md; Tame.
Nc csg's sriss MIfsd Evsrs't R NY Mssses
&c Mosby, y A Koson, w L Hill ,Vs,-F ' Ii en-
$&iy;HY;ow RsySRG sd,si.I, !, Miss; W y Red,
Ia; C9I De Gsssy. UsA; ksaSi ( I naxicI z,
ny; n g BTIsp lister, Fla; c Grusan, Ps;. "
{ m q Russell. Ms; Gee: Zoe Mis-, zoe soe'
IA, khaIst, pr z Pisrson, Nv; NJ i Moore, sc
T West W; r. Psrs ms. NY; Mitchell &
OTTO NY: %affsHd Ma hs'MSf iy.' jo sn;
Hit kTsn: Pa; pT Johp Boyle; BROOKE i so "
NATIONAL HoTEL.-J T En.or.J w Rer.
SAW GOrman, No b. II Haynes, w d Hayns,
Fs; ID ; Brsg d lazy, NJ; J b Chandler, Ohio;
at, NY; c Chambers, 5 BtlieI ard dausnt,r.F :
AsHfy Nae MS a PatS af ca st.5
% S.na s:i . a ny
Nv 3d.! 4 RoEss %s;;;
III LEX = ksmpshsll; ~; w G zen, r. /. Moore,
80 NJ -
w GsWlnes; Ohio; B GSult. Vermont A 6 ii,
e!,s va B,Stsr, w Baxter, Weeks, Ny;
II hcG Sinh. NC; Garmbsr, Md; A Msson n
yernest, Pa. ~ D"N' 'iH' "
BhOW NS HOTEL.-G Jones, McDuf DC.
Lone, va CROWLEY, Md; X hcward and lady,
Jreyton, Ionn: Mrs hattan, Md; ID Crana Ala. N
Martin, No; Post, Kan: Mrs NJ Post, I'm; i Nil I
10. Hanes. Va; Nc Miller Mo: ! Cox And n :
dies, Cox, Va; r Lubbock ID I.iy. Ten EN- ~
Coasers, Mo; Hystt, q; MIss Cross, Nd: j Cal
lace; o; Green, Md; p Bsier. Va; Rev N F Msu-
ny.hy; = np,nGlss'os g Gh.ndof, Va; G Fitz-
y a.nson: Tx; Coo y, I,i; Col A bawes
kikkW0oD HOUSE. Amber, DC; 6 Kel-
p:ri' h sso. Nc; Bssd:ofd, NY; X Fo' nsy. Pa;
Sen w BurneIt, Kan; " Chapman. 20; Vsns
Pc, A,si w Carter Mss; W Senkin and lady
"a r sa'ase, NJ w 4 Smith, Cal; John
% R1 X Hgnter, ny; NJ Brown and wife, Ark;
100 ir Ne, ~; w Kellop, Shaw. Md; Con :
poya. liz DR. Brownson, Pc.
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Helm holds Genuine Preparation.

HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHu.
a Positive and Specific Remsdy
For Dyssases Of the BLADDER. KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL, aud nROPSICAL S~ ELLIN6S
This Medicine increases the power Of Digestion,
and excites the ABSOR DENTS into healthy sc
ton, by which the WATERY OR CALCEROIl 81
dsPoslnons, and sll q UNNATURAL ENLARGE-
MENTS are reduced. aE well as PAIN and IN
LIN MEN. WomEN. 6R rHTIDREN
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SODA WATE r.,
PURE
srd
REFRESHING.
with the
DELICIOUS
ORIENTAL
NECTAR
CREAM
sYRUP.
A GREAT FAvORrFB
with the
LADIES;
Also,
THE FAMOUS
INvlGoRATING
SPANISH
MEAD.
These Refreshing
GUNNER DRAuoHTs
are prepared
and sold
only by
j. p. MILBURN te Co,
at their
DRUG STORE.
under
WIZARDS HOTEL.
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ID. Q. n. 90 II. a.
HUNNEwELL,s
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY,
HUNNEWELIrS
Silly CELE ATED
ToIU ANoo<H Bu.

lHe Ndt1rdt ana Sure hene6y for all Nev-
VONs CompkGints,
From NenTalsia through al easss where OPIUM
common chief cause Of ilssase
1.OSS OF SLEEP.
The Tolu Anody ne, though containing not par
hos Of OPIUM, produces al the =, Qniremrvts Of
and may he used IN all cases wherever Opium was
pssd without pro ucing ANYTHING bui Cures, and
leaving the Patient la a perfectly natural q ate
The Universal Cough Remedy, tfreed from al
the common direction Of nugh Rem dies. which
produce nausea or prostFstlon,l may be considered
the common enemy 60 al Throat and Lung Cone
paints. and used with perfect impUnity Asking
al u court from progTIeto,s or friends the most
severe invet alton Of both Remed e. and readlng
OF our pamphlets to be found with all dealers. end
more particularly TO purchase onl' Of those " ha
cfn De depeDded upon. we wait oOE fdenoe the
deoIslons OF Patients ard Phy slcians.
Prices within resch Of @ l"
GENERAL AGENTS.
J. w. BuNNEwELL A. Co, and :. Commercial
Wharf Boston,
GKo. BUNSEwELL, las Water St, New YORK,
Y pder the special supervision Of John l.. HUN
NEWELL, Chemist and Pha maceuiist. Bosf~n.
Mass, whose signature cuveTs the co lie Of the
genuine only, and 10 whom address all cOmmuni
cations.
~oid nv oil respectable dealers everywhers and
81 the Druggists in Washington and Georgetown.
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OCEANSTEAMERS' SATLINGDAYS

the - sn,s ma nish steamers leave New York on
Charies too q. 81, spa Itn pr each month. and
rbe ~ a. his pail steamers leave New York ON
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LET NO FALSE .DELIcAcY. PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
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Hss Dtseeresed fhs ssosf csrfass. SPEEDY aad o~i,
EfsctsaI Remedy tsfks Ecrid,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21

Sold by 2. B. WAITE, s2s Seventh street. and a
2, reRp' ia corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh
"a zT Pf AZ bI p,sMg ss,ISS l EEEgyyHERE.
ANDAvolD iMPoslTiONA AND ExPosURE.
ap4 eolv '
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A CURE WARRANTED, on NO CHARGE
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-17
DR. KINGS UisPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

yz<n-E<zS=c. DIX. KING formerly Of New York fof
kRSsS ne AstfOur years OF Louisville, hen
10 uck who has devoted JAS attention 10 the treat
msnt # private diseases Tor over 50 years, uitters
himself, having atI-nte 10 Tract ce for so many
% cure ali disease private nature, no m.tter
how bal thy IN IS D. from nigiICpIs mei al treat
ms:it, or rom neglect uf ia 1r "Wn Dr. King :
~ square, -cOud story, where he cures all
diseases OF pTIvdt- nature
GosoRkHEA Clrel. WIJhIut n1uSeoGs medicines or
interference wIII. b4siuess
STpCTUREs OF OH o. recent date, eTeCtuaily cured
Ia a feW dlys, by operation which causes no
ptSu wEsrea structure exi Is he tlth cannot be
sujOyed- Perhaps No uis. C'usrs more mischief
AMI Iudermmes the constitution 50 much
STPt.tl with al the diseases Il the SKIP, growing
" I-ct bad treatment, can be eaeotuaIiy
cured in u tea days
SEMINAL WE,KSEss Particular atteuti N having
BEEN gwen disease, aIi all Ia: Cunsrq urnCes
grOSIug OF IL, brought 81 IA IA sug Eases Oy tLe
estruCtgve tbiJs 81 IIc,n-fier4 ts Youths and tx
ces5ve Of the ptssiuus, acs lrct o. ~ hic
Ill IN termIue the cosJIJIu rendering the sub
ject Hnut Tor sIness society ani causing preIna
tore Old age
Fem dies xho may be labOrIng with any difficulty
OF the Womb may assured OF i'm stit'e TeieI
Persons res, ing -brJIi, BY ~sItI4g aud STATING
their CAS-, = eAzltssd. direct 4 % br A
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-17


A FuGHTFUL ACCIDENT.-On Friday even
ng last, says the GAINESVILLE JcfersoniaH of
he 18th, terrible disaster occurred at the
railroad Bridge now in process of construc-
ion over Cumberland river at this place, by
.hich nine men were precpitaied distance
sixiy-live feet into the water, three Of
;bom were drowned and one so badly crush
4 about the legs that he will probably die.
be men were carrying timber over a tempo
ny suspension bridge. formed of four iron
DDS, an inch and "a quarter in thickness,
pom which was placed tressel work the en-
ire length, to raise il to the requisite height,
, enable the timber Carriages TO pass from
re permanent span on this side, already
Impieted, 10 the centre pier upon which the
raw span is now being erected, up and down
ne river. The length of the span is about
me hundred and twenty feet. Although the
Tuc,urc was trail looking one it seemed
20 have sufficient strength, and as the heaYi-
st timbers to be used in the draw had al
ready been passed safely over, all doubt as
TO its ability to fulfill the purpose OF its
erection had passed away. Many of our
citzeus passed over it every day to examine
the progress of the work.
AT the time of the disaster there were nine
men crossing the bridge with small load of
plank. When they had passed about one
third of the way over, the upper outsid,
wire gave way, the tressle work resting up
on the wires was thrown over into the water,
distance OF sixty five feet, together with
all the men except one, Mr.. EDWARD WELLS
who, when he found that the bridge bad
given way. with remarkable self-pos>ession
and presence of mind. made tremendous
leap and struck the water clear of the falling
timocrs and SWAIN out.
The ACCIDENT REPEATED.-Onra account OF
the disaster At the bridge was scarcely dry
upon the paper when oar people were again
shocked 10y 4 report thai the bridge had
fallen second time with five men upon il.
The report proved TO be correct. The acct
dent was a repetition OF the former oHe. The
same wire had parted, aud with the same re-
rnlt-throwing Oh the workmeH aud drop
ping scaffoiding aud all into the river
In tue last accident four persons were in-
jIred-Ihree OF them seriously; AID Que es.
capped anhuTt.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-17

ELECTION % OFFic-Es--At The sems-an-
nual meeting of Capitol HUI Fire Company
No. {, held Oh Monday evening last, Tue FOL
lowiag officers were elected Tor The ensuing
six months:
President. -Thps. McCsrty.
C4ptAia.--J. H. Strickland.
TreAsarer.-J. W Taylor.
Seeretary.-F. w. Horn-
ChIef Director. m. z. Cordeg.
En sineers--JAmes GEuer sud W. a retiy
Hose Difeelors--G. Goodwin aud w. -
Horn.
Directors Of Ranssr.-J. d. NasgVose and
l. Dam.
Pipsmen--NaFion w. Bowles and John
Hsslsm-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-17

THOMAS JAMES FINNIE, Eso.-Among the
many Mempbians who are here to attend the
Annual Celebration of the Nashville Fire
Department, is THOMAS JAMES FINNIE Esq.
one of fhc most public spirited, enterprising
and useful citizens of the Bluff City. For
years past Mr.. FINNIE has devoted his encr-
ges to the promotion of the interests of
Memphis, aud we are not surprised to find
him here among her gallant Firemen. To
him and to those by whom he is accom-
Nashville