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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-04
CoxcEEr OF rHE Pnn.HAnxosrc souErr.-


CONCERT OF THE PHH1HARNoSIc SOCIETY
Notwithstanding the esvere cold and danger
of the frozen sidewalks. the largest audience
that has assembled in Odd Fellows Hall for
many day, was drawn there on Thursday
evening by the Concert of the Philharmonic
Society. The ladies who are ever foremorst
in all good works were as usual, present in
large and handsome numbers.
We did not arrive in time to hear the first
part of the Concert. but can truly say, If it
was as we'll performed the second part,
this Concert viii stand an example the most
pleasant and successful amateur musical en-
tertainmeRt we have attended. Judging by
the vehement applause and demands for
encores, the auditors were highly delighted.
By the way, we regret to say. that there
seemed to be a prevailing determination
among some of the audience TO have a repeti-
ton OF every song and piece. Many persons
who aided IN the general noise on this occa-
sion. we are sure. knew they were acting
impolitely if not Silly. An encore may be
asked so as not to Offend; and it may be rat
tied and banged for as ON Thursday evening,
until the recipient, especially a lady. will
feel mortified and insulted. We beg the in
considerable TO ponder over their conduct,
and sin no more in this regard. The decency
of the occasion and the feelings of both
auditors and performers demand reform of
this too frequent impoliteEess- But in miti-
cation of our censure. We thank the Society
and the lady amateurs for the repetition of
the beautiful piano solo, and for that beauti-
fully rendered song. Pm Blind, o, Pm
Blind
or the other performances. we heard much
to enjoy, and oil course something to wish
improved. Bat, as we have said, it was
concert truly pleasant, and we hope soon
again to hear it repeated. A few such con-
c-rts as that of the Philharmonic Society,
and our word for it, the musical taste of our
city will soon be in the ascendant. We no
ticed among the pleased listeners few of our
best musicians.
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THEATRE-Last night Mr.. Collins appear
I'd in The Irish Dplonaatist and HIS Last Legs
to a fair house, keeping The audience in a roar
from beginning to end. His deiiuea.ions of
Irish Character are certainly very fine, and
bring down the house at every turn. He
sang Trust TO Luck" and the widow Ma
in Rory o. More and Au that GIttieTs is not God,
with a number of songs.
We were glad ID see Miss ANNIE SEAMAN
on the stage last evening as vocalist. she
sang The Last Rose OF Summer" most beau
iifully, and was called upon to sing it the
second or third time. Monday evening she
will favor the audience with The Heart
Bowed Down." from Tie BOlemiaa Girl.
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Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE !
NASHVILLE, Feb. 4. 1860. (


COTTON-There was more animation in
the market yesterday. The sales were AZ
bales at l0I; II at 3: 6 at 81: at 1920; ia
at %; 22at 10; 10 at l04 loo at 9bl9 i0l, 81
at 1880; at 10; at 1O3; and al 81 II b.
T0BACCO-At Fisher, Wheless i Co.'S 2
hhds. sold ut s425, 1925.
COTTON Sales yesterday of 81 bales at
10ci at 1915; So at 1895; 33 at 95aI0i;
50 at 9al04; 26 at l0l; and 80 at I0:l5 - to.
TOBACCO-Sales at A. Hamilton's oi )
hhds. at 4:40; 2;45; 500; $50; 2:25
/ WHEAT-Prime Red and White, in de-
mand a, 81 1901 Is.
FLOuR-Dcmand active. Extra 81 00(G
20 81 bbl.; Superfine 5000 so; Extra
Family Flour in bags, s. SO; Superfle So,
per 9o Ds. These are wholesale prices; the
retail figures advance 25c. . 50 Ds, aud soc
p barrel.
BACON loo; Shoulders 7Ic; Clear
Sides l0c - h.
LARD-1e quote at s9Ioc. q d. The
demand continues BRISK
SEEDS-Millet Seed 81; Orchard Grass
Seed s. IS; Clover Seed So 5Otd6; Herd
Grass 81 25G1Sl 80; Timothy Seed So 25(a
Sis.
mhISKY--Rectifed 25@27; country
brands 50(975c.
iRoN.--fcuncssee- lie Band 7(d71,
Horse Shoe 81, Naii Rod 9, Boiler 81. sheet
s4993, Hoop sI(993. PittsRurg-Bar 81 i,
Band D lot. Horse Shoes Nail Rod Sheet
Sage, Hoop 7(as.
NAILS.--Threes IS so. Fours 81 so per
keg. SKIES 81, Fights IS 10, Tens and arger
sizes So SO.
DRIED FRUlT.-Apples are selling at
81 SS(9l 40 e bashel. No peaches in mar
ket.
ROPE-Gras.i2lC9i4c .Jute I2k; Cotton
Thread 22i<a23.
LEAD.-sa ceats n D.
SHof.-Buck 81 40; Drop 81 go per Ga 9.
PowDER---Biasaing 50 oo, and Rin. 81
90 per keg.
GINSESG-In fair demand at 50 cents y
bashsi.
FEATHERS-Are now seiliag At 4oe5 I2c
Rb.
bEESWAX.-In demand at &c cents.
SALT-Barrri salt 10 selling nj 30c. =
busael, aai sack at > 90 Tor Hae. Ia los
y reduction is made ON sack. No coarse la
market.
sUGAR-Nev Orleans brown 91aIoc. a
D. 10y the bill; IL. lower by the hog -heaa.
\. \. Coffee sugars lo(elIlc, erus.sed aud
powdered il!l9lzic; Loaf IlC9I2c.
A0LAoSEo-Ses Orleans al bl,ls. 46(a
Ale - gaiioa; 50c- in bali bois
GOLDEN sfkuP.--lh Barrels Zoe. In
aaif-barreis IS, IA kegs 81 co.
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w HI ELER s WILSO MS
Sewing Machines.

METHODIST BOOK CONCERN, 200 MULBERRY
VI STREET NEW YORk.-Being in constant
eeIpt OF inquiriesfrOm our brethren respecting
ing machines with Eequestst recommend and pur-
chase, have, cOnjgn ii9n Will lady
friends carefully and thoroughly examined tie var
Gus macbiues OF practical vaine for family sewing,
and find those made by THE WHEELER < WILSON
MANUFACTURING COMPANY sos Broadway New
YORK tOfulIy combine the essentials of good in
struneRt and such asw can con Gdently recon-
mend.
Having seen sofayorabler esulis from their use in
the households of friends, We are
DESTROYS that their benefits should be shared by all
our brethren and dence have interested ourselves
in their behalf.
Will best wishes ,yourb rethren,
ABEL STEVENS, THOS. CARLTON,
JAS. FLUY, J. PORTER,
DAN'L WISE, J. BENZ. EDWARDS,
DAVID TERRY, WM. A. cox
J.B. IcFERRlN Book Concern Nashville.
PARSON & CO..
novS-3mdw Agents Nash vile Tennessee
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Syffial notiffs.


sPaIDIxe's PREPARED GIuK-We have examined
chemically prepared glue specially designed tor
pairing furniture, picture frames, shell work, ETC.,
without the trouble Of calling the cabinet-maker
professed repairer reliable article Of this kind
has long been unsuppIied want Of the household,
and if Mr. spadng has succeeded in discovering the
way to make reliable prepared que that will re-
main soluble, and uniniured by time and tempera-
ture, and that will supply cheap, ever-ready, and
sufficient means for repairing household wares, &c
be seems to have done, be is lucky man, and Will
be sure Of the hearty gratitude OF ali good fouse-
keepers Millions Of dollars win be saved in the
preservation and expense repairing furniture alone
every year by the general Introduction of such
article. jan23-2w
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EEBy a private letter from Hickman.
~, of the 2sth nit, we learn thar the track
& the N y. Western Railroad has been
aid two miles and will. in two or three
Feeks. be completed to Union City. Ia miles.
1t that place this road will connect with
he Mobile & Ohio Road. and thus give
Hickman a railway to the North and South.
At this end Of the read. we notice that the
iepot grounds are being prepared for the
necessary buildings We leara that force
will begin as soon az thu weather will admit.
% ballast the track from here to Harpeth
liver. IL miles; which portion the locomotive
will reach by July.
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concentrated 1--we.

very valuable article for making soap, large lo
just received by
10. C. BROWN L EVANS.
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Chancery Saie--W. Il. Lucas
Lands

ON Saturday the 18th day February, 1880, at the
~ Court House, la Nasty Lille, will ouer public
SALE the highest bidder. credits o. o. IL Island
"a months, with Interest from day OF SALE the tract
of 59f Uf land which Washington X Lucas
resides, aud foI merry known sbe LinaanG
Cruteher place.
will otter said tract of land, divided into ssoh
parts as may Iiie defendant and will tinue
tue safe until enough shall be sold pay aid salts
the decree OF this Court OF A. Ason, admir-
&e, j. A Crutcher aud otIers tor 81 46l 90 be-
sides interest and cost. Tue property vi be sol
without the right OF redemption, and the purchasers
viii be required 10 their with approved
security, the tIIae ol Iiie stle.
Sale pursuant !, decree this Court at November
term, $3.50 IF A. A4ihon, Adm r James a.
Crutcher, and others, and lien be retained land
until paid for. J. h GLEANkS. {. 4 NJ.
ian To- 1860 I'd
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PARENTS, LOOK TO Ir.-For the past three
days, the boys aave had glorious fun riding
down Cedar street upon their sleds. Parents
viii grieve to hear, however, that the sport
is married by the continued ulterance of loud
and proiane oaihs. Profane swearing in
the mouths of men is bad enough, but to hear
children aud boys taking the name of God in
vain, 1t is awful. Can't the authorities stop
in
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<;ounty Trustee.

e. We are authorized announce JOHN W. MAR
Tin a candidate Tor County Trustee at the ensuing
archeiection. nctll-td
as- We are authorized to announce L. A. RAJ
WUrfH as a candidate Tor Trustees OF Davidson
county at the ensuing March election
iaUI7-te
sz-Ye are authorized to announce WI. JASPER
TAYLOR as a Candidate for Trustee Of Davidson
county III the ensuing March election. jan2 u
ss- We are authorized 10 announce HENRY L.
JUSTICE as a candidate for County Trustee, al the
ensuing March election. ScplO-te
H-Weareluthorizedtoa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DLkS as a canIidate for he Office oi County Trustee
Davidson County at the election to DC held IA
March, 1860. aprzO-td
BE- We are authorizedto announce SAMUEL
AMkNT candidate for County Trustee at the mex
March election. aprl9-td
Sc re authorized to announce ISHAM
CLARKE u :,n1.i.ts for Trustee OF Davidson cOun
y, aext AarSn election. aug2o-te
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q n Ia y N e. u - 4
Louisville. XIV.


The Projectors OF the CALF Horse, pre-
pairing for alargeincrease oftravei.r.atb the
opening ofthe Louisvilie and Nashville Rail-
road, have enlarged the Hotel 20 dois.e its
former capacity, with new and excessive Bill
lard Rooms. Bath Rooms, &c.
The public may rely that the well-earned
reputation ofthe Calf ii ease. as strictly iirsi-
class Hotel. shall be maintaiaed. The House
Is mosteonvenisnsly located for travel East
or West, as abe louisville Ofhee of the JEFF
srsoaville Railroad, having direct Railroad
connections 20 all Sorthrra And Eastern Tit
sand the landing OF the United States Mai
Line Steamers for Cincinnati aud the East
ere within square of the HeIei.
- Baggage Checked in the Gait House
Q all tue ssriaeipal points. North. East and
Nest.
So Time iron Louisville 20 New York
% hoars. sagIs-Sm
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Part of N. a. McNairy Farm!
R.Y A rros

DURSU Mt TO a decree OF the Cfancefy Court al
l. Nashville in the case OF amanda "A. Porter vs.
r c. AcSairy ati otners, will vfer at public sale
at the Court House in this city
Saturday the 18th day Of February, 1860,
sxty-two acres anu sc poles Of land lying ca the
Nest side Of the Franklin Turnpike Road miles from
the city-the same being part Of the n. A McSaIry
farm and being LotsNo- J. :, in the plan of the
division said farm said land fronts the turnpike
and Browns Creek runs through the tract, and the
same viii be sold a whole divided may ap-
pear ost adv sable on day Of sale.
TEKNs--I, 2. a 3. years eredt-notes 90 bear in
terest 10 pa able ia Bai be retained
jan. I6. 1850. u. j. E GI.EAVES, g. K Al.
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River News.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Feb. 2.-Poland, Cincinnati.
3.-Ainnetonka, Paducah.
go Wenona, Cincinnati
+" Northern Light. New Orleans.
DEPARrED.
Feb. 3.-Minnetonka, Padaeah.
81 Lebanon, Cincinnati.
"a" Poland,
The river Is stiIl rising with plenty Of
Eatef.
The John A. Fisher Is the packet for Pa
iucah to-day. She departs At noon.
The excellent packet James johnson de-
,arts for New Orleans 10 dag at IL o'clock
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To Builders and Contractors.

DROfOSAlS will be received by John overtou, Al
Il The Oftlce Of cray wbiion Gu over fiautef,s
tAAnk uniil Ihe FIRST ~ MACH for 8ull Tag
hosei SPECIFICATIONS and prnie1 forsas q bids may
Dc obtained - ai.fls stion above Blds all be
rveciNed far the bsls JOB SEPARATELY fsr each
or aoh oG The sork, bal No bid all be received
less conIorn1s stretiy aud ade forms
Tue plans all b Tssdy at the above 0Haee on IT'S
10th ast when all eee-ssfy Infos .aSsssn xlil be
saNe1 ISAIAH hoGkiiS a SON,
febi-3t afchitscls
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criminal court cIerk.

A. We are authorized 10 announce CHARLES NJ.
HAYS as cardiasxe Criminal Court Clerk at the
ensuing electaon- decSi-te
s5r Weare authorized to announce JOHN SHANE,
Eso as a Candidate for re-elec 40 TO the Office OF
Criminal CvurtClerk at next March election my11te
UPWe are authorized to Announce nr. E. II
PATTERSON as for Grim &C. IT Clerk
atthe ensuing March election. maya I'd
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First OF THE SEAsoN.-A. JoSARp & BRo..
have just received a few OF very fne and
fresh SHAD at their Eating Saloon, on Union
street. Ii Jon wish spieadid dish for din
ner give the Aessrs. JoSAED a call and get
a fresh Shad. feb4-3 ST
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J. Hooper. vs.. Alexander Mccown and others
DURSUANT 10 a decree Of the Chaaeery Court at
i Nashville in tbe above named case, VIII offer at
public sale at the Court House. in this city,
On Saturday the 18th dav of February. 1850
House aud Lot on Russell street, in kdgeheid,
the same being the property occupied by Alex.
NeCown, (te lot fronts 50 feet, aad runs back ITO
feet 10 alley.
TEENs.--7 months credit-and without right OF re-
demptIos-parchase money 70 be wei secured by
personal security, and lien TO be retained
in 10, 1850 I'd j. l. GLEAfks, q NJ
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lcoMNUNICATI0N.1
on BOARD THK STEAMER Fila,
Ja.,uAry al iS6O.

ON BOARD EHE STEAMER FILA, I
Ja.uiry 20, 1860.
FDrToRS oT PATEIOT-GeHuemeH: We, the passengers
board tne steamer Ella, feel great pleasure in
c.mmendiug 70 the travelling public Capt. w. ID
inins, gentleman OF high social feelings. and
Whp-e sole aim be the happiness OF the pas
scngrrs. We have long thoIght that this feeling
shoud be uppermOst in the h, OF Clerks
aud Crew, and in fact should be extended even TO
the conductors Of railroads and stage coaches as
they oa dependent upon the public for their sue
in business The ptan OF the Ella will not be
forgotten by his Kindness towards the large crowd
IL Iersous he had in charge, cannot fail to be re-
IA mbered by every one. We hope SIR. A. HImil-
ton ~id be able to obtain the Of such
gentlemen as had charge OF the Ella this trip
Lveiy hing vas cheerful and pleasant a home
c.'uI. be. Success 10 Capt. Simms and his crew.
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The popularity of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MENT, is voextensive with the civilization of the
globe. Other articles claim to alleviate pain and
dstress-ths cures. Family Physicians, Govern.
Hospitals, Farriers, Planters, Farmers, Livery
men, &C., have particularly demonstrated this fact,
Throughout the world. No article ever before re
ceived such undivided praise and suppertfrom Medi-
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SeDR. MoJT'ss2
Gllalpbeate gills.

An aperienf and stomschic preparation ct
IRON purified Of Oxygen and Carbon by com
bustion In Hydrogen. Of high medical author
lily and extraordinary efficacy in each Of the
following complaints. viz:
DEBILITY. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS. EMA-
CITATION, DYSPEPSIA. DIARREEA coSsU-
PATTON. SCR0FULA- SALT RHEUM, ScURVY,
JAUEDICE. LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEUMA-
T1SH MERCURIAL CONSEQUENCES, INTER.
MITTEET FEVERS. NEURALGIA. CHRONIC
HEADACHES. FEMALE WEAKNESS MIS-
MEESTRUATIoE WHITES, CHL0E0SIS. ctr,
PIMPLES on THE FACE, R0UGEINESs OF
THE SKIN, etc.
The IRON being absorbed by the blood, and
thus circulating through the whols system, no
part Of the body can escape their truly wonder
full influence.
The experiences Of thousands daily proves that
no preparation Of Iron can for a moment Be
compared with it Impurities Of thu blood, de-
preston OF vital ensrgy, pale AID otherwise
siekly compilations indicats its necessity in al
most every conceivable case. In all cases Of
female debility (auor slbus, ehiorosis. etc-,. lis
effects are dsiis htfuily renovating. No rsn1edy
has ever bsen discovered, in the whDie history
OF medicine which exsrts such prompt, happy,
and fully restorative effects Good appetite, CON-
plste digestion, rapid acquisition OF strength
with an unusual disposition for sctivs and
cheerful exercise, immediately foilew its use.
As grand stoniachic and general restorative
it has no superior and no substitute.
Put mp I'm neat fiat metal sox~s containing
so pills, price 50 cents per box sax boxes
SO 80: one dozen boxes. 81 90. Fur sale by
Druggists generally. VIII be scat free 70
any address receipt OF the price. Al les
tiers, orders, etc, should be addressed To
r. 3. LOCKE & CO.,
General Agents.
339 BROADWAY, n Y.
N.B.-The above - q sse-ssrafle OF ths
label On each box.
dccz2-ttrs &wly
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and Lot on Broad street.

DURSUANT TO a decree of Chancery Court at
Il Nashville u the OF James johnson ys- r
JOIN Sol AMI others VII! offer public sale. at The
Court House in this city
Saturday the 18th day of February, 1860,
the house aud lot Noftside oi Bfoau street (be-
tween Cherry and Samnler) formerly occupIea by
James johnson. Lot O. feet IrUAt
TsRMs--Casa 81 ,t0o-sind for the the bal nee a
credit o q ), years, interest except for year
the last aGte
Buildings to commence at s13, 400.
jan 10, 1850. til J. E. Gi.EAyEs, C. n.
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Chancery SaIe---W. II. Lucas
i<aalfis.
DURSUANr to a decree Of this Court in the case o
l. C. McNairy Co. vs.. ". K. Lucas anu others
III legal hours, on
Saturday the 18th of February, 1869,

at the Courthouse in this city will oner public
sale the high, st bidder - credit of IL and -
months it'll interest from day OF sa!e anu Tree from
REDEEM tiun Ihs tract OF 81 q ut Land boagGl
" Lucas ChanceTy Sale uIider decree ia
OF A. Allison. Adu'r CrutcIier ANA otii-
ers; and also the tract OF 10 and - poles,
bought by him of Nhtsett anu by NhItsett
Vaughan.
be leL uusoid after sale under the decree IN
of A Allison, Admr., &c, VS. CrutCuer, and IN add
iion The said trtcJ of 10 acres and "A p'Ies nBul
enough sh Ill have been sold pay and satisfy The
Lecree Court IA the Tor Sh13 30, besides
interest ami Gusts Purchasers VIII be required To
executs th1ir with approved security at the
tim. the sale lien VIII be renamed Non the
land uiIIii paid Tor. J. h. GLh-AVrI, e q Al,
lauIS-ui Oh InceFy Court at Nashville.
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lbnal
MRS. WI.SLOW.

-
A Nsxrersenced Sarseand FenzltRby sician prs
IA sentstc the Observation-Disclosures. her
SCOT HING SYR u p
FOR CIefrdrsn Tcethfne za
whscbgreatiy facilitates the process OF teethlng b
sfsenia the guris aud reducing al inzan-asssn wi
aIlay ALL PAIN aud Decentralization and is
SyREFo REGULATE THERoWELs
Depend upon IL, mothers Il will give resttoyour.
= selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR TSFANTS--
Price 25cents per BOTTLE
wehavepu upandsold fhisartieItfor overten
years, and SAY, CONS zSprEUgs of
IL, what we have never been able TO say es
an other mechanically Err fIAS IT FA1lEDIN
A SINGLE INSTANCE. TO EFFECTA CURE, when
timely usedl Never did =. know instance
OF dissatisfaction by any who used IL,
the contrary, all are de - ighted with its opera
lions, and speak in terms [. of highest commeDds
tioa OF its magicz leaects.- and medical virtues
We speak in this matfcrg s.waAI We DO SNOW
sfier ten year's expert efice- PIEDGE oCk
EEFUIxTIoS FoR THKFULFu HERH
DEcLARK- In almostevery Instance where the in
amt ssutering from pain = AID exhaustion, rele
Will be found In fifteen or tweuty minutes after
tae syrup is admins tered ....
This valuable prepare = tion is the prescription
Of one of the MOST Ex - PERIESCEDand Skill
Full NURSES IN New Eng = land, and mas beer
used with NEyER-FAILS ING succEssIs
THOUSANDS = OF CASES.
Sotsnlyr elieyes thecliild - frem pain but ipyia
Jrates the stomach and - bowels, corrects acidi
ity and givestoDc anden ergy to the whole sys
tenn 1t will almost in SANITY relieve
GRIPPING IN THE " BowEIS, AND
WIND - COIIC.
andOveFcomeconv ulsioi-s-c which If not speedily
remesifed. end in death = VI e believe the besl
and SUREsT REMEDY IN IHE>~ WORLD, in all cases OF
DYSENrERY AND DIAR - RHGA IN CHILDREN
whether it arises from u teething. or from any
other cause We would - say to every mother
who has child suffering - from any o the forega
ing complaints--DO NOTs> LET YOUR PREIUDI.
CEsS. NOR THE PREJU~ DICES OF OTHERS
stand between your suffer ing child and the relief
that Mil be sure-yes, ABSOLUTELY SURE
to follow he use ofthis = medicine, if timely
used ~
Fulllirectjsn Sfor usint@ will accompany each
bottle. None genuine un- less the fac-simile OF
CURTIS 4 PERKINS. New York, is on the out
side wrapper.
Sold by druggiststhroaRh outthe world.
Principal Office No. IS, Cedar st. New York
June7d&Wly Price IS cents per bottle.
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groes, &c-. by H. Hide. which was advertised
to take place on the 9Th lust. Is postponed.
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Advanced Taxes.


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