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W. 81. BRADeHAW q Co,

W. II. BRADSHAW & CO.,
Post Once Building, FIaosrville,
wbSlssais and Retail Dealers In
BOOKS, sTATIoNBRY. CUTLERY,
Yankee Notions, Playing Cards, Oh
gars, Tobaco0s, Pipes, Green and
Dried Fruits, CandiSs, Nuts, 40.
ALSO, GENERAL NEWS AGENTS.
TT rot WANT School Books ct reduced pri-
i ees, 70 to W.M. BRADSHAW 4 cos.
Post Once Building, RacsrvIlle
r. rot WANT the latest Literary Publica-
". X. BRADSHAW 4 coz,
Post Once Building, Placervllle.
TR Y0U WANT Historical, Poetical, Mis-
Pl.:: c:l.Isou' " Hf SaiDaA RSSh 4 cC Sso'sd
Post Once Building. PiacervIlle.
r. YOU WANT Blank Books, Letter, Note
l. or Pony Express Paper, At reduced prices,
gOt0 W. N. BRADSHAW co.'s,
Post Once Building, PlaceFville.
TT you WANT Gold or Steel Pens, At re.
l. dueed prices, 50 TO W. b. BRADSHAW CO.'S,
Post Once Building, Placeryille.
r. you WANT the Finest Pocket Cutlery,
wM BRADSHAW co.'s.
Post Once building, Plaeeryllle.
TT YOU WANT anything for the Toilet, at re-
i duced prices, 90 to W. N. BRADSHAW Co.'s,
Post Once Building, PiacerVille.
TP Y0U WANT the finest brands Of Havana Ci.
l. RaFB, at reduced prices, 20 to-- to
- W. n. BRADSHAW cos,
- Post once Building, PiacervIIle.
TR YOU WANT any Pure Tobacco at reduced
Il prices, 60 to W. M. BRADSHAW 4 CO.'S,
Post once Building. Placerville.
TT You WANT the 6nest Assorted Candies,
l. at reduced prices, 90 to
WM BRADSHAW co.'s.
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TR YOU WANT the Choicest Fruits In mar
i ket, at reduced prices, 20 TO
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HOMESTEADS.

THE uudsssienad ls prepared To draw and take
tions, under the NEW LAW.
CHAG. F. IRWIN, Notary Public.
Diamond Springs. June le. 1880. jSls II
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L. p. FISHER, Sc. 1iitT w.:hins;cn street.
c,ouste MaRuTe's OIserA House. 10 the only author.
IGed Agent for the MorSTAIS DEAucf'r IN 'hs rny ~
eaa YrAneIs-o Al ~Flers foF the nal" ~ advrT'
using len with him, will he promptly attend ID TO.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03

-JO-KERLEY i. Authorized to receive mo-.
nc 70 due this once.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03
DELAW AXE AND HAVANA
LOTTERIES,

FRANCE, RROADBENT q CO.,
Osl AGENCY. ...SAN FRANCISCO. Itf
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03

ON and ater the 22d day Of October, 1850, tho
" Cars Of the Sacramento Valley Railroad will
fottows
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03

nrnmrAor, Oct. sOth, 1880.
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. Save The Pieces !!

IA aexiss~afs ssIs ksTFen, e.ss. IN -,sl reet.izf
ftaifiss cts vefy rADis 60 have some cheap 81
,,,svuairnt sss lOF repairing Fars'snss, leya, r"e
cry Sc.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE RAILROADS.
Nashville spring lkaces.
SECOND DAY.

Yesterday Was the cond day of tie Spring
weather was very fine not only for a race. hut
for an, thing else. The sky was beautifully
clear, aud the sunshine was bright enough
for the dog day.; but there was brisk and
healthy breeze throu gbout the day, which
tempered the heat materially, and made
everything comfortable. There were a mum
ber Oi ladies in attendance, and their pres
ence was hailed with pleasure by all. The
presence OF the Ladies' always has "A happy
eff CT On such occasions. aud it is hoped that
they will turn out asaiu to-day and tu-mor-
row.
The regular rec OF the day for Jockey
Club purse of $500 did no; come of, AIie,.-
GioIf walking over the course and taking
the purse. The race was Tor Proprietor's
purse Of 500, one mile out, with two en-
tries, as follows:
DR.. d 4 McGsvock enters ch h. AIIendorf, b,
Geo EtOrt-dam iiiss I'eyt by Felipe.
A Biraes eIt"Fs CHI I. Mary Bur.On by AIbio0-
am by > v-feIga-
Our reporter reached the ground half an
hour before the horn blew anG found the b -
ting rather active. with very heavy run in
favor of AAendOrf, who, few weeks ago, Over
the n " Orleans Course, made the best { me
on record. Ode hundred 10 twent J, ten to Ia o
and half, and other bets OF the same chartc-
ie- were offered freely, aud as there were
mtny pres, mt who did Mt mind taking ii
chance OF two TO pick up few shillings on
the ODDS tn,.I.ril none, Was sfaks6 IN such
terms to make q'Iite snug little sum. Here
and there the fiIy had friend who expected
to see h.r put the horse through. but the lat
t,r vas so decidedly the fav0rite that he
could easily have carried the Charleston Con-
venliOn ev Il under the txo-Ihrds rule
A. the tap of the d um the nags shot past
the judges stand. making pretty i.ir start.
the horse having the inner track TIE rider
"i Mary Button used his sPurs from the word
GO though rather giHgerly. which brnueh,
the FLY down to her best ticks and sent her
INTO the lead. She maintained this advan-
tagc splendidIy. and went over the back
stretch at iea>t six lengths ahead Tie at
iair now began to grow rather Interesting ard
the friends of the filly TO feel more comforla
BILE. Bets were III red, however, ON The
horse ut this iunc,ure, but TIE odds wer"
much less attractive. AT the end of the
back stretch, the filly slackened her gait.
somewhat ito catch breath of air." and the
horse closed up at least two thirds of the gap,
hui the filly let berseli nut again at the open
ing Of the home-rtreieh, and dashed up to
the winning pos, with the horse half leng h
in the rear. Time, l:47 which has never
been beaten over the Nashville Course
though ,qualled on several occasions
The race lay will BE- Que of the most
attractive OF the week. and the attendance
will b. large. We greet that We were una
bic to procure the entries for publication
bore.
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that shall adduce, neither weuld yoa
believe though one arose from the dead
and told you Of the great efficacy of the
Li.hontriptic.
The Faculty and the public may be
surr,.sed to hear of remedy that win
certainly dissolve Calculi, or Stone il
the Bladder, and cause it 70 pass of
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 ous
ti.s great desitieratuna an Medicine, q
certain aud safe cure for these diseases.
And all he wants. wishes, or desires, is
for the Faculty aud the afflicted to give
his medicine fair and impartial trial,
and he has no doubt that they viii
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 aud let it be exposed; but If
It does effect these cures, he hopes, Tor
the sake of snFeriag Humanity, the Fo-
caity--the guardians of public health
viii give il their influence There il
no humbugcery in the Lithontriptic,
every certificate is genuine. aud tho
proprietor will give one Thousand dol
lars to any person who viii find out
one spurious certificate. seaE
AM person doubling the truth 81
any thing that has zen said, i, ear
nestly aud respectfully requested %
correspond with any person whose
nslne is annexed 10 any certificate, and
thereby convince himself of the truth
of every thing that has been published.
The number of bottles that it U.s.
ally takes 20 cure is from one 20 i've;
though it has been known 10 take tea
bottles where there were extremely
large formations of Calenh or Stone
TO be dissolved in the bladder.
For the efficacy Of the Lithontriptis
zee the Circular, containing some of be
most wonderful certificates in the " rid,
around each bottle.
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M AING,s DIsPENSAKY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES

$1,000 DIX. KISG formerly - New lofx lcf
nH he last four years Of t@0aisNtIie, heh
ucs, lIlI xhs !rvpt "a nis it-ai"e u th tfeae
rnent urirtis iissa-es tor 30 years IA teI
hirnseIf hsrIng -ttente tn raet.ee for 20 an!
yeas ass! e q i 50 IA thsiBsan ,"e u &c 40 ied
70 care All disease OF PRIV Z nature ~ IA tier
40 y bad al 3 my sfrpru 'nIa ltei0Hs nsdi a.
tnsat or ram n-gesst II h r -SI ~ MIG
D4staas nv q No y De ale stseri bet cen Cirr-
&. AMI te square c1hd u ~, where h cures ali
Hsslse< 9f a pTIyat- nature
6so.Ozszs- earesi 18th ut uzaSco"a IA VI
IuterfcTe. sec z1Ih b-s:uess a., ,
x t,rrs-- 81 oil Or rvcett cate, ere taaily cured
A Ts. d.ys by an o.s-s='ton Sh-'h causes $50
osIn Wh-reA -IIBcture eNi q lie stth ca1""i %
~aiavsi Perhaps a.. Ills uses -a-rs ~. SctieI
al IA terrniRes the ronsiiGItion s. much
.,rYzns an "a the Gs~e 49, 4 tHr s$ln gF"~ing
ort u as :. CT a. bad treIIIasat, eau De e'ssta'S
Gu -e.t ga q fsS days go,
sxsTxaL WE KSrss -Part5eulzr s'tenii u haF'Ag
b., zire. ~ "A disease Iifd siltie c0Isstdrnc"
srs<ilg oat OF Il, br sgirt N "a rntay s--S oy the
asst-,,iv ,ss & iacta q icr-t, T1ath'- ant *
c-ssiye,n uIxzaee u TN plssrss, neglect 81 NJ.
III an ermias he isutati'a, rrldsri-s ths 500
lie Iun 4 fr siasss sciets, al. o-hsinS prsiAA
fare oil; age ,s..,,
az the WsIs la1y ard OF I'M asIt Feliet-
Persons r-si-fag sbrost- BY Sfiti < tHd sttuns
thetr G "A ,. ztI a 1 sd iirrcs j - "f =
kfux No Is ltsx .~rsck stree N4shSlilc. i11n- val
hz sr the aereszary .ifu-s srat q ruf dItSss'
Win nee ssEry ii ectt,Is SiTct scr 80 IFr1-
ce aotfs iron o's!0 : /. tue "a rang aa'i : "a
she sveaia<- HAY o.
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In presenting the merits Of this ii,-
valuable medicine again to the public.
after a trial of more than twenty years,
as a certain, safe, and speedy cure Of
most of the chronic diseases Of the
urinary organs, the proprietor feels
fully pr apared to present such an array
of facts, of the most indubitable kind,
from persons living in has o,ca in,nse.
diate Reigh6orhood, and las oion county,
as we'll as elsewhere, and such an srray
of evidence as he confidently believes
has neve- before been presented ~ the
public in favor of any other medicine,
patented or not, right at the place where
it started, and enough to satisfy even
the most fastidious and incredulous,
and leave them without the shadow of
doubt or the certain efficacy Of the
LITHONTRIPTIC in the cure
of Calculi, or Stone in the
Bladder and Kidneys, Ora
vel Deposits, Inflammation
of the Kidneys and Bladder,
Chronic Gonorrh9a, Weak
ness of the Loin, Prolapsus
Uteri, Sympathetic Complaints at
tendant on Pregnancy, &c, dc. ;
aud in time CT Labor the Lithon-
triptic has no equal on record, as can
be proved by many Certificates.
Among those .testiiying to IFS efficacy
may be mentioned, in has orR neigh
6orhoo3 aud county. the PHYSICIANS
the CLERGY, CLERKS OF THE CiRcUIT
AND COUNTY CoCRrs. MEMBERS ~
luz LEGIsLATURE, THE Grand JuRY
Of his own county, FARMERS. MINI
BERs OF CoNGREss from his own
district, &C., &c. AN array of testi-
mony sufficient TO leave all persons Ia
boring under any of the aboye-men-
toned diseases perfectly without any
excuse for not obtaining the Lithon-
triptic and being healed, but downright
obstinacy or the most iAyeterate anti
pathy against any secret remedy. |
will say, in the language of Holy Writ.
If yeu do not believe the testimony
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TrKEE SPHINGS---Our city readers will
perceive, from an advertisement ia another
column, that this favorite summer resort will
be opened for the season in few days. IL
is iu charge Of T. E. s RUSswURE ESD. who
il In all respects COMPETENT to make it one OF
the most delightful sunmering places in this
region. which We have no sort of doubt he
will do There are few persons in the city
whose circumstances would permit. who have
not at one time or another visited Tyree, aud
ali such have. doubles, cherished memories
Of the place aud the associations they formed
there. Ii Is now very convenient, a. the
Springf Id cars arr met at Goodlrt svilIe by
stages fr"m the Springs every day. With
these facilities and the careful and courteous
management of Mr.. RUsswURn Tyree will
surely be Bosi popular aud pleasing resort
during the summer months
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-31

Illinois EGIss.. 8 di-
All nUE-S 81 has STATE
sho Ia b CUUEter-ISued u,
tsif- StIie UfnSeT. being
Eueu ~eCHrtsi Jy 'isp5-I'
ii STATE - Cas- when tins
i ussl done they are III
sIica0te.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-31

THE PRoGREss OF NAsHyIILE-The City
Assessor has just completed an assessment of
the taxable property of the city. the value o:
which foots up the snug sum of something
the rise IF seventeen millions and a buff of
dollars. This places ms ahead of any other
city in the State. II isa very large inc-eas.
$40 the valuation Of any previous year. We
are informed thai ia consequences OF this in
GREASE, and the payment Of the past due and
f"aling debt of the city. the taxes will he
reduced about three dollars On the thousand
"a fact which will he hailed with general
safisfaciion. and upon which We congratulate
the city authorities aud the people.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-31

The Panorama of Bunyan'- Pilgrims Pro-
grrss now on exhibition at Odd Fellows Hall.
was unrolled lat night to good house, and
all seemed d-lgbird with il. 1t is we'll
worthy the patronage of our citizens twill
b. exhibited this afternoon at O'Clock, aud
a, night, for the last time in our city. We
hope to see a full attendance.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-31

The Ball GRArs-we are requested TO
,sy that there viii be meeting at the
Court House Saturday night for the PURPOSE
OF organizing military company 10 be
called Tie Bel Grays. Everybody who ~ish-
es to become a member OF the company, or
feels an intsres, in its Organization. is re
quested 10 attend.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-31

ffF-The tolleziag is By : ysaag geasls-
la q lhis city whe has isisrsd bis nind BY
I'd sssdy .aAa whose nsaie eaa b bad ca shs
.ymsss - sitsva dollsrs Why are .ae
ople u washIagtoa Gig iasi ass ike =
aisr in Yessdsf i,eesuss ts<y are ssjssiag
sir I.F@ssss. tj.paa easel -
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uuEITNATISM
Mustang Liniment.
u,u.RLE HuRsE SAVED.

I,I,,,- Hsae ar<, VI, ~rItss9-'' hal me
=. .,a.isered ~0rthiess,' (hiz e-s- Was
.o,y.n \ bat .nss the free use .. 'As
-, tntvr so!d hlG Tor one si1S cab Io1r
r.-,.,-.r as been .1giBz <"Essrs 1P Gsre-
sao BzoGo -rzEET, PzILAbEEFsfA, Pa
$50, ..Ia tIftlEk the s=StIs from the are u
a. .,sa .szB s,., tiitsl over, AHo sc4i'e1 ny
a. -e, s~v-reiy. alsoo-I 20 eri-P Il ~as "a
.SfglsiSht- lac Xast4n- iAi.,hS-e =,
srI,s -. II ae lie. rzF'iils S!1n'at '"f'
1890. -, :. Ar Of ant ira! fo-IAI
sndtst1 70 &c Adj EUSfER-'
a.-ht.azu..e a. Lhfs = H-it tEef "a Al 49,
= - :, 49, r ttss artlcse - -
- : ,us,r,.- a - - r-a-tSr q" -
- - ..,.rS-s suzE .ies- 4. @S-A O-N'N>''
- a s,.,-,-,s H.. sd. slave ''' S71'; - =
- -, sscfer u-ztr<sIszs o. tia7 i~a.H' n
- =. an. .sIus.Id have a. b@ very 80 1Iet-4
- - ~ th.- Mustang .IHiaacAt AM t--sSe q"
og1sr- .E..,4, S-rtt. .uG -xBatL
- ssIrJ,,s. sa.s Ih- I'll I'D of tIe O1'>1 '40i
a. r-ut- 5gszuIs, zl.ai 81 pei |" IL 81
uoyZ5-6ndt~N~
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ErWe are indebted TO J J Su:LIvAS news
agent. Tor The Cincinnati Commercial OF Tues
day morning, and the Louisville BslLf.a OF
Tuesday evening, In advance Of The mail.
Cap,. Fish HE>KT. Adams Express Ms
singer. laid upon our table early yesterday
afternoon. dies Of the Louisville papers of
the morning
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-31

MEETING OF JOCKEY CLUB.-The meeting
of the Jockey Club announced for yesterday
WAS postponed until to-day at IL O'Clock
The object of the meeting is 10 organize, and
a full attendance is requested.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-31

Tbe Republicans are gathering up the
rails ABE LINCOLN split in 1880, and it ia
supposed that their objec is to send him to
the-White House by railroad Let MS hope
that he will miss the connect ion, and be
forced to lie over till the next quadrennisl
train
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-31

srar. SKwAKD. u |. said. reserved its
we Of hi- defeat a. ChieAso wish -eeeeaa-
rs.iga<siea." II Mr. SzxAHD sesid IA.
"a hgs sat in the SeaAie. the resisaziiea
aid b. Infinitely nOrs beeomias.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-31

CAMILLE URso's CONcERT.-We need no;
remind the ladies and gentlemen OF Nash
Vile that Mile. CAMILLE URso's concert is to
he given this evening, nor that the entertain
ment will be Of the most charming descrip-
tiou-
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10.
PROvISIONS.--Ther IL considerable
demand but uo chang in prices.
BACON. - Hams ct; Shoulders 7aTt;
Clear Sides lo@lOtc per Id,
FL1UR-we continue TO quote at s797
so p h for Extra; and s6d6 50 tor Super
dn.; Extra ia bags So SO; Superine SIS pen
40 n.
LARD is in demsad at Zoe Il n.
SEEDS-MiIlet Seed 1902 20; Orchard
G,ass Seed 81 rs: Glover Seed IS 90;
uerd Grass ; 25(e 81 SO; Timothy Seed S.
30 Clean Blue Grass SO S092 so !;
stripped 81 IS; Hungarian 81 IS per bust.
wHISKl.--gec,ihca 2o.aszz per gallon,
aud no charge for the bArr-l by Smith Il
Lriiyr,t country brands 5o(a75c.
SUGAR-Ses Orleans brown sGsic. =
D. 10y the bill; &c. lower by the bog~hesd
\. y. Coffee sugars l0(sllAc, crushed aud
powdered il4(a i2ie; loaf llCa i2c.
RON.-Teunessee-BA 5 &c, Band 7Ga5s
Horse Shoe 90. Mai Rod 3. BOILER % Sheet
s1@sl, Hoop sIssi. Pittsburg-Bar 81
Baud 5 I(ae. Horse Shoes, Nail Rod7 Sheet
5l(ad, Hoop 7@s.
MoLASsES-New Orleans in bbls. 44C9
dc. n gallon; &se. in ball bhls-
GOLDEN SYRuP.--in Barrels zoe. In
half-harrels IS. in kegs 81 90.
COEFEE.--S Stock light. demand fair
Prime Rio is worth Ist al4is. Laguyrs
is@bi; Java 1870. Baltimore strictly
choice IL.
CANDLEs.-S,ar firm at 10 tor Ii OF;
Fl for foi; weight; Tallow. I2ac.
HinES AND wequoiegreen
hides cents. dry 10; Southern salt II.
Oak Sol. Leather soc. q .. Tor best quail |
": Harness 50.
RAGs.-forcotion Rage in good order
cent? .is readily paid 80
COTTON Nsshiag OF iaieress done In
in co,saa y,ss-rdAy.
wooL.-Tat-3a-hed,i In demand at 81
cent?. pslils.i. CSC 80; an~ashea 1890.
oits>.--Liasesd.7 Use; Lard 81 10; Tanners
1863 loo: ced Liver 81.
BALED Hay -From store SIG 80 pei
tos; sod rspply On baud.
POW DER--bl astins - 90. and Ri6ess
90 prF <eS.
GISsgsG--Is fair dsaasd q, 50 cent
= p
EsArHsgs--Ars sa~ -silIss at 4sesu..
e -
isEEswAx.-Ia demand at 2sSsss cent.
SAi.r-fizTri ssit = r<iiln< Al Sc. =
bashei. an -Aes - ~ 60 90 nas. Ia l.s.
9 re<laeils.a Z sa~ds 80 szek.
DRIED fkutf.--A pple- are s<llsng At
81 sas3l = q lz.-bsi- ~ .zs4rs-= Il us.r-
kzt-
RoPE--Gr.ssszs,s las -sass iss ess,eu
frsse 1z}4<1
LEArs>--7f s>sss p D.
sHoT.-ksssh - sas Drop 81 - zee :. Z.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-31

From the Springfield Republican, Aug 10, 1859
sr1Ip.xG's PEIPAEED GLrE. the sam tnat Vac Am
burgh glued his lou geIHeT With, - lax wonders
hereabsnts. A boy up tswn glued has Play wagon
together SIDE sP,' and tLs ine I'D - daty
90 x.ll tl.at the haa 10 be br'keu agai' De
fire a could be ma e right. m.y5--2~
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River News.

ARRIVED.
May 30.-RlanHche L. wis. Paducah,
Ale itobh Cincinnati,
Clara Poe. Piftsburg,
Tempest. LOuisvi lie.
DEPARTED.
Clipper. Cincinnati.
V.K Stevenson, Up River.
Blanche Lewis, do.
The river is stiff rising with between 10
and IL feet water OH the Shoals.
Tue Nmndonkd departs for Padncah at
noon Ia d y. Passengers for The Ohio river
will find b r pleasant boat.
The b ~ Rungcn will arrive in port to-
day. and depart for St. Louis at 4P. 81. to-
morrow.
The c. E. Hillm1n left St. louis yesterday,
and will be in port tomorrow. She will
leave Saturday afternoon.
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concentrated Cure
A O u A v l T A E F.,
a al i,rriaiU puWeF.

rhtsr. ae.ly - put apiu s'aatl sidis ana 1',e oe
..ns bv u.tiIs lYy address trial vii s-'tsiS.
-, a. .-.x "a ysE Will sKpsrieace gTeiI
hepedt A circgllr coat tiItuS al ! ptst
49, m .soIsrltius i'risu per 0"ttie -
OnE bottle sill asst a n 'HtH
-Ihisrsnedy issuitabie i"r eieef sex
.as-es. < CT IGER, Nedica Agent,
.t.1- =, a. RroA t~ay Mes YORK
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-31

sEA Republican editor says 1.-The present
eleving Administration smells 20 hesven."
lie means TO Say. We presume, that the Ad-
inisirsiion l. constantly
-ssssalsbg, AM gssiEg o1str
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-31

CAKUIHEEs' hIs .oRY ~ Aw Sun, on THE BAsIs OF
THE COBE ~ TESNEssEE.-A small edit II w'il issue
lr m press n a few days. II contains 6Il pages
embracing many forms Of I.le adj NJ, &C.
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Al aperient and stomschie preparation Of
IRON purified of Oxygen and clrbon by eorn-
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