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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
20 -

"a & u u IS -
Mail and Passenger Train,
FAVE Richmond daily at $50 A NJ for Stanton, and
daily Except sundays) for JAcson River and intermediate
misunderstanding Iordonve with the Orange and Alex
Anda Railroad for Alexandra and intermediate Stations and nj
charlottesville with their trains for Lynchburg and points West Of
that place
Stag with the Train at Stanton for striblngs
Springs and Harmnn, Mason and Company Stages connect with
the train Goshen for Lexington at Mboro for the Rock Alum
Alum Warm Hot and Healing Springs and at Jacksons
River the Sweet Red Sweet and White sulphur Springs Lewis
burg, &C.
RETURNING,
The Mall and Passenger Train leaves JacksonS River daily lex
eept sundays at 800, NJ.
Through Tickets for the Rockbrdge and Bath Alum Warm
Hot Healing White sulphur and Sweet Springs Lexington Lewis
burg Aio, for Winchester Lynchburg, Bristol Knoxville
Chattanooga, Nashville, Huntsville Memphis New Orleans and
all important Points In the Southwest to be procured at the
Ticket Office
Through tickets for Winchester via the Alexandria Loudoun and
Hampshire Railroad from Alexandria, be procured al the
Ticket Office In Richmond.
THOMAS DoDAMEAD,
Jy2i General Superintendent
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Total. .....-.........fl,O6 i 81
All Of which 9 certified:
J. NJ. BENNETT, Auditor.
The Real Estate above mentioned much thereof shall
be sufficient satisfy the the same with interest," and
comm ard Of advertising will be sold At auction At the
Court Home Of Henrro County MONDAY the LIST day Of Oc
tober, lsCO commencing at II o'clock, A. NJ
TRAsCash; payable Immediately the sale Of each parcel
JOHN A. HUTCHEsON,
sei4-w4v Sheriff Of ieDrlco County
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-rhs StsA,ashla JANIS rNS5fA
- TOWN resumed her place again In he line be- -
tween here aad New York
three steamships comprising ms Inc VII leave NeH iofA
for Rchnond az follows, via
TIE YOKErOWN Csptsin Parih. every Saturday az P n
The JAMESTOWN CaDtain simmer, Tuesday ~ p NJ
me ROANOKE Captain Couc1 every Thursday, az ~ a.
RErURNtNG.
Tuesday and Friday al o'clock
p nj ansat1iays N touching Norfolk going and return
~ LUDLAM WATSON,
.-L. --.-M
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Total Amount ......".
An OF which Is certified,
The Real Estate above mentioned,
he sufficient TO satisfy the Taxes on
commlss on ami cost Of advertising,
the Cour. House, Of Henrieo County,
Der, 1850, commencing At II O'Clock,
TKRNs-oash; payable immediate
eel
selI-wiW
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AT MEADE A BAKEH'S Drug sore, Physicians vin
"a fnI Ore cor1nce assortment % surgical llarumnt3
a. appliances and ale The AID valuable Pharm2cru cal
Preparations. Chemicals and Remedies seq
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hdARINE NEWS

TTVWEOF DEPAH rURE.-CHANGE OF SSfYA
II sTEANis Up ROANOKE Tie ROANokN, Cap -saltais-
a. 0oach viii further police leave here FOR New YORK on
SUNDAY Afternoon, O'Clock, ary a. Norfolk early & ncEi
M,nHv orrlnr Passage Norfolk ncu ling meals and state
room eomodAozs only SO stecrags passage snJ g. Pas
NORFOLK me he beats No excursion
tickets vii be Issued his season. ~ . .
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NOTICE. wishing 10 obtain tickets for servants owe
~ the Richmond FredecPbug and Potomac r. r. for Wash
lngton City, points further North must In all cases be youeh
ed for by responsible white citizen Of Richmond In person
the Of the Road tickets vi be sold Ap
piled for by letter. A. ALLEN,
II Ticket
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PERPETUAL INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY

4 HAVE IN SrORE. and for sale Hosi bsau'lhl and
useful o Of Port MonnaeI Pocket Books Purses,
which would respectfully call NE attention Of ny
otheul MARNER I, EARRING,
sel5 t0I Broad 81, above 9ih
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NAMES on THE PERSONS
CHARGED WIN rAxKs.
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VIR GINA SP R IN G S.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
FOR THE
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROADi


VIRGINIA CENTRAL HAlLhOAD!
La sEa;.:ES
IMPROVED FOR 1861
WITH LITTLE OR no NIGHT TRAVEL COMPARED WITH
OTHER LINES.
THIS WELL-KNOWN ROUTE
VIA
RICHMOND AND STANTON
To THE
VIRGINIA SPRIN GS,
Offers tits Year Improved Comfort by Redu-
cling the Night Travel In Stages; which,
added 90 the greater Safety of the
Rail IA well rs the stage part
OF this Line, cOnImends it
10 all pleasure-seekcrs as wei ns invnlids.
THIRTY MILES oP STAG NC OVER PINE TURNPIKEs TO
THE WHITE SULPHUR sPRINGsl
AGAINST
sIXTYPoUR MIIIs STAGING OVER ROUGH ROADS BY
ANY OTHER ROUTE
MORE COMFORT AND QUICKER TIllEl
ASsENGERs leave Richmond At go A. ~ dine At staunon
the terminus Of the Railroad by 5 reach Cal
aghans Celcbraed Stand NJ and leaving after Breakfast
arrive White Sulphur Sweet spngby ~ NJ second
day. being Ave hours In advance any other line
should party unite In requesting H. they viii have the privilege
Of leaving Gala 10 time to arrive at the Springs obrtaks
Those going the RockbdRe Alum Bath Alum Warm Springs
take the Stages Mboough Depot where they arrive at $50
those Springs respectively TO supper the day
Those going Hot Healing Springs all night at the
SPRINGS and there morning arrive at the
Healing breakfast Passengers for Srhlngs Springs
staunton Those for Rockbhdge Bath Goshen
arriving at each place respectively to supper.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE RAILROADS.
departure of Passenger trains.
NASHVILLE sPnryg RAcrs-FrRsr DAY

NASHVILLE SPRING RACEs-FIRsr Day
The Spring Races over the Nashville Course
commence to-day, and will continue through
out the week.
To-day, Sweepstakes for untried year
old colts: 500 entrance, SIS forfeit; mile
heats, three or four to FL the stake; Club 10
add 500.
l VI. Young (W. W. Woodfolk) enters br
C. 10y. imp. Albion; dam by Woodfolk's Levia-
than.
2. Also, enters br. f. by imp. Albion; dam,
Martb Dunn, by imp Sovereign.
3. \. Turner enters b. c. Architect, by
imp. Glencoe; dam, Princes Anne, by imp.
Leviathan
4. W. II. johnson enters oh. C. Tenth Lee
gou, by imp. Albion; dam, Polly Elliot, by
imp. Leviathan.
5. Gen. W. II. Harding enters br. C. Chival-
~, by Childe H~rold; dam. Kate King, by
mp. Priam.
8. Also, enters or. C. Loyalty. by Childe
Harold; dam, Delta, by imp. Priam.
Z. Geo. Elliott enters ch. +. by imp. Albion;
dam. Ann Chase, by imp. Levia than.
8. Barnes & Halfway enters f. Twilight,
by Lexington; dam by Eclipse.
9. T. G. Moore enters b. C. by Brown Dick;
dam, M.lway, by o tor.
10. Roundtree ~ Stoner enter b. C. by
Second Sovereign; dam by Wagner.
EsThe lace will commence precisely at two
O'Clock, p NJ.
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~~Ss.s-'
hEE4AL1H RESTORED
GDR,- MOTIFS
Ghalgbratr s9lll9.

An aperient and stoiaachic preparation OF
IR1H purified OF Oxygen and Carbon By conf
buston IN Hydrogen, .. high mecIcal author
iiy and extraordinary effcaey in each OF tn.
following complains. viz:
DEBILITY, NERVOUS AFFECTIONS. CstA-
CITATION, DYSPEPSIA. DlARRHEA. C0HsTL
PATTON. NCR0FJLA. SAT- RHEUlI. SCURVY,
JAUNDIcE. LIVER COMPLAINTS NHEUMA-
TIsM MERCURIAL C0ESEQUEKcES, IfyTE-.
M1TIKEI FEVEEs. NEURALGIA CHRONIC
HEADACHES FEMALE WEAKEESS. MIS-
MEysTRUATL0N. WHITES CHL0RosfS. str..
PIMPLES ON THE FACE RoU0HHESS OF
THE SKIN. ets.
The IRON being absorbed by the blood, and
thus circulating lh~ough the whnls Hy-tsIa, no
part Of the body cal escape their truly wOaasr.
ful influence
The experience OF thousands daily proves thas
no preparation Of Iron ran FOR a moment BE-
eoni-ared with IL Impnrities o. tAs blood, de-
preston Of vital energy, pale and otherwise
siekly eorapl sxions ERt.eat3 ~ necessity IN al
most every conceivable case. Il all eases Of
female debility (auor albni, ehlorosiS etc.) its
effects are deli ht.uily rsuovat'ng. M reraety
has ever been disooVs cd, in tia whole history
o. m ,dicine which exsrts such prompt, happy,
and July rsstorat ye effects. Coed app tite, eor-
plsts digestion. rapid acquisition Of strength,
vita an unusual dlsposit or FOR active and
cheerful exsseise, Immediately fo.loN il use.
As a grand stomaeLle and gen ral restorative
II has no superior and no substitute.
Put up in ,,esss fiat metal bexrS containing
50 Wills t5xfve 50 <snfs pr Box -tN tssxr~-
ss 20, sgsse .sszeta toaes. - TO- For sais ~
Druggists generally. WI De -sht -. :"
aay address receipt 81 the TSrter- Al lets
orsfss-- sIao4fsa bE add Eazsett 90
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Dx. HINGss DsSPENSARH
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

E<azr%s-<x. DIR KING formerly Of New York fer
E4SGsS6 he last four years Of Louisville Ken
uCEy auu who has devoted Eis attention 10 th"trcat
IN int 4 private diseases tor 20 years, IA tiers
him self, having sttrnJei g. iTaCtce for so many
years and careI IA lny Iiuus4a Is, he Is cHab led
Il care ali diseases OF priv nature, III tier
hos bad ia y my be from 'HI iiCIous mej treat
rnsnt or rom H1giect Of IN -'r Dr. King >
UtsieusIry Is 10 - D,e rirS street. between Cier
nv AMI the S4u1re .couf story, where he cures AL
diseases IF private nature
GOSOgHIzA cuTei with 'ut nluEeOIs medicines or
interference with business
STIcICsEs ct OH o. recest date encctutliy cured
In A feN d4vs by au operation which causes no
pain WheTca Structure rAi Is he tltl cannot be
enjoyed Perhaps dis ctuscs more ~ schIeI
ami IN Ter Iilues the constitution - much
ssYPaiu With al the atse-s 5i tne sSiH growing
81 me- let bal treItneat, can b. eiectuslly
cur-d IA ieT days.
SEMINAL NE,KNEss --Pa-ticuIaT attention having
been given IA disease, Stu ait lac consequence
gruNlIg Of n, broat On 90 many "a -'s ~ tLr
destrICtve 5its uI IucIH silcF- tc lputh's tud tN
ccssVr nduisrfC "a tn Ptssipn- neglect a. "hl-n
va IA -rmile the Constitution, rendering tie sub
jsctuaHt fpr lsusss society, tu4 causing prclna
turc OLD age
Fem tles whp may be labOriUg with any difficulty
OF the womb ma assured ol Iun tt'e retlcl
Persons rrsiliug sErJtI, BY whiting .tud stating
Their cas- q. WItI Zee enclosed. lryUt - d ar \
King, No. - Daa JerCS stree Nas wills Tenn, wIi
have the necessary crnrs - q To tHcr tdr
with nee sslry u street -rcf-cs obs -rscd
60 soIrs > ocIs b. g.. tgr 90 'raius guti " Be-
the cvealnE- IuAy3J-IIuASiy
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LOUISVILLE May 26.-There was another
terrible thunder storm here yesterday mon
ing at l o'clock, unroofng buildings and
prostrating trees. The Western Nail Boat
was carried, with the wharf-boat, from Der
moorings and run into squad of coal bargeS.
sinking one. The steamer Sontherner, for
Memphis, which left here Saturday evening,
was caught in the storm at Salt River and
lost her rndder. She rsturned here yester-
day morning Tor repairs.
Such succession of tempesis was never
before known here.
The river is rising slowly with seven feet
wafer in the Canal
From Havana.
New ORLEANS, May 2s-The steamer Moses
Taylor has arrived with Havana dates of the
24ih.
Sugar was firm. Land buoyant at I74alS.
She brings California mails of the 5th.
News unimportant.
From Washipgton.
WAsHINGroS, May 2s.-Iu consequence of
an accident to the Niagara NJ " programme
is necessary respecting the return of the ia
panese. They desire 10 return as soon as
convenient.
HopsE.-Tbe House is engaged on the Pa
cifc Railroad bill.
River News.
LOUISVILLE, May 2s.-The river is rising
with feet 3 inches water in the canal.
Sr. Louis, May 2s.-The river is rising at
the rate of two inches in "a hourS-71 feet
water to Cairo.
There was a violent thunder storm and
high wind here S iturdly night. 1t blew
steamboat across the river and sunk the
New Orleans packet line wharf boat and
doing slight damage otherwise.
Markets.
New ORLEANS, May 28-Cotton dull--the
steamers news caused less firmncss-prices
irregular. Sugar firm 6ka7R. MoIasseS 80.
Flour quiet S7IaG 90. Cora 7oaS0. Lard
in bbls r. Whisky 10. Freight aud Exchange
unaltered.
CIScrNNATI, May 2s.-Flour dull 5.35a5 So.
Whisky sales HOO bbs ISc. Provisions -
nothing doing. Corn AZ.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29

CARU1HEKs' BIsIoRY OF a LAW Sun, on THE RAsIs or
THE CODE 81 TENSEssEs.--A small edith VIII issue
from the press few days. II contains 671 pages
embracing many forms of pleading, &c
Orders for it, eacl sing tn price, must ne address
ed to Col. WIN. CAECTHERs, Lebanon, Tennessee
Tue price IS s. per single copy If TO be sent by
mail SO cents in postage stamps must be incosed-
Twelve copies will be sent single address by
any other conveyance directed foe $50, and Twenty
five copies for 500. may29-lw
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29

rs-Therc are several OF our young friends
II Columbia who Will rad with interest the
GLOWING paragraph from the New York
Mars Of The 22d inst. Miss Mamie PHIPrs. "a
souug lady ot tne personal appearance.
.sas, year or two ago. pupil IL one Of the
female schools with which Columbia abounds,
rui was much admired by a number Of the
,aliaut young gentlemen Of thai Il uTishns
title eily-at least, until the seandalous ru-
nor got abroad t1at she was worth about
$40 geo in her own right, with the prospect
L being Wotth good deal more nj the ex-
dralion OF til 'old gentleman's" Term OF lie,
When, Of course, her popularity Mt once fell
allow par. Prom Columbia, having gradua-
d. ,he went 10 her home 10 Hawkins cuuuiy.
EAST Trnncssee. aud thence 10 Mr. AHBnrrs
school Ia New York. W}il Is, Tie -Ae.ss tell
Ilse rest # the story. mrFely pausing To say
that Gen. BrNuS is a highly rep ctabie ei'i-
zen oi Chattanooga:
Az EoPsaENr.- Saturday evening a
Aiss Phpps. % Trnnvssee. leii Tie Spingtcr
lus.ifutc. coruer Of Fitlb aVenHc and Ihil ~
fourth street, = here she MAS a suppl ia cvin-
paHy wiih GrH. Ryaum. ais0 OF Tcms,ser.
They are now NJ the 81. Nicholas. probsi IL
us.sl ried. IL had boull "a the haiti occsuiull-
aiiy al visiting Ms Phipps a. tsv instiIute,
VIVA Isass 81 hi.H 81 AZ rsIaisy-s LA recent
is Ms Abbott. tic GovsFntss. bssd Frqae,l,s q
ban o. discuntinur bis visits ,he hsvin (, beard
that fh- .lclafiv," Was a shlui. o. Satgr-
day Gen h. called asaia. ard lad al inter
Wv ulga aiTs. Abbott aad Niss Phipps. ihc
tesult OF which was that b. Carried he yeaAE
lads Ia h. arms ID a carrsa * = kseh lac had
sailing ia irunt o, tie do, AID TIE tao
wrse dFiFea rapidly aEsS. Ale. Asboii
uEea every saoFt 10 prevent The youag lady
from leaving, and lhFrs her % nIs atuaha hrs
thrust heF ssdeiy away, and - sooa IA s,sss-
srssioa % his priks. TIE / tilufc 40 iIlg
ladies" cried '-sbame. shame has the G u
erai dad MOI seem 70 aPpFeeiase theiT EsEArks-
TIE couple had bsea acgaaiag 4 IN shelr na-
i've Stale.
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HICKMAN NEEKLY Ages - Messrs. B. II
WILLIS and L. X. WARREN, formerly of this
place, but more recently of the Trenton
JourHoL have started a new paper at Hick-
man, KY, called the Heek4y Courier. Con
si,leriHg the size of Hickman, the size of the
Coai,r is Tremendous. 1t is an unusually
large paper for small town, and presents
a very handsome appearance. 1t is con
Quoted, in its editorial department, with
marked ability.
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PROM Ire New Yor, saa,..ucr, August y. 1889.
s.rAIpi,G's TRFr,HIu CIT - DIS mel for repairing
furutur- IA all ci-- E4'fe obus'- IN ,kers glue .
ne D. il p rxe-iII a-tia.g- b., X, rcig,uru.' :
IT, loaseHsd leaves AID cover q Ckiy a"d army
1t pas up in bstti "r as si.e j. a tii e orus
and Ala bec,Iue indie -Hs-.O.e to lie hoaso .eeTor
may Is-1w
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NA-u,nts, October 5,h. 1859

Megsrs- CLARE & IuIItK:-I lave been q ted
Will tIe worst tcTr o. luA .rd TILES anL very bad
IiarrhrI- have ueea trsa:ed b. various Physi-
Cans, mo p5unuuuosI my case iIuursbis Guiding
~ srf, Vas iersIstrd g. try youv An.brosaluI,
aud ,'ter using one bottle able a. 20 about my
"a ~ c.s.inr IETc- titles have curec me - h c
and rruJ aud vi % c. u-lse tui, public. Tat 9Th
e. sufferer ,l thss dz-..s- the sorzt she WolIi,
Ray Jry Il and be ,onv iced, have boon, that
~ gu 20 rottu be found.
NAY 1S-tS G c NIChENS-
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THE PANORAMA.-We were glad 20 see the
audience at Odd Follows Hall last night IN
witness the splendid Panorama OF Bunyan's
Pilgrims Progress had increased in numbers.
There was u pretty good turnout of the Ia
dies, who seemed much delighted. Would
it not be a good idea for the Superintendent
Of the Public Schools to make arrangements
f T the children to visit this Panorama? II
is exhibited at O'Clock z NJ, and at night
at o'clock.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29

ES-We had the pleasure Yesterday Of
meeting our much esteemed friend JOHN C.
iRowN. E-q, OF Pulaski, who is just now re-
urning from the Baltimore Convention, 10
'hich he vas a delegate, having taken
Philadelphia and New York in his route
tpm,.wVrl
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29

gzs~ CHARLES d. Xix, E e., has taken the
place of the late Jos. BERNO as local and
commercial editor OF the Loas0,Hs JJuynat.
Mr.. kirk has been connected with the Louis
vile press for some time, aud is a ready and
forci1le writer.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29

HALF FARE TO BALTINoHE.-Wr are au-
horned To say that delegates and visitors to
he Baltimore Convention will be carried
rom Nashville to and from Baltimore over
she Nashville and Chattanooga, and The East
Tennessee and Virginia Railroads for half
are, or S25 - Tor the round trip; aud that
hey will be carried over the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad and amy OF It's connecting
Dads leading To Baltimore OH the sam,
rrms-for the same money.
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HlGEIA HOTEL,
Old Point Comfort. Virginia.

Viz t-foF.tc e1la1ncF fr=ts sizasaA-z. ifs
IL Lar - 1ztlils. Tgitesal : bruss-s zE1
ssaai he % asc 1slas Ufs zsd efaHss sflz e
fc-lE tf tie Fs1sttleA 4 kaeets &c TBS ara
Nit1 che fsctit "A asz. "a sfss ssaesagss,.
ans paiHtLE faa sst.tf1ar1t al. sEezszt aaiJi- saI
t1a 81 elucEta Irftnca sz0klaS sEs lft ~
gesf4eaCs, EHc sitl ne ztr1selt aflsztsa baaEz
alsd stsaa1ss skstztsstz, Logs - EzEsA = Glsl
share u Ia Fabiir P&IEoz.ge.
JOS sFGAE
maj - -assTI-ia q {. HlLAEA
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29

Jro-The place known as Buena Vista
Springs, about two mi,s North of the city
WAS sold on Saturday last to the Catholic
Bishop Of Nashville, who intends establish
ing there a female seminary. A better site
for such all institution would be difficult 10
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29

ffsisA sea- e g Esers a 80 s-sss.. ne
Il +a8sz- s7s.rs sc sll,. = Fsst - ae-s1 =
- Ak. ! 1S&t - s - -. - hetfssef
= = - sfr.s. lssIf - szzsh = arh thes
sl.sis ssElzxhs sslsstz. ftrit @@ts -se a.
saraa y a3slss4 - 9stls1s - a. kliaa = trei.@
= 4 EeFfses - are a4Faa5s. sisftate aaa cheap.
- sAe ss.s.s ~ shana sEszs tazt already
n.sris fhxes hsa4F1z 9e.sa have es~n SID
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29

gzo- The Nashville G0iiy Gozs0s comes
of clo,h,- on; that is to say, it is now print
ed on new type. 1t looks and reads good
deal better than il used TO.
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that I shall adduee, 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
surF, Led to hear of 4 remedy that win
certainly dissolve Calcui, 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 lac has found out
his great aeSiderdta0a az Medicine, q
.cestdia and sefe oure for these diseases
Md all he wants, wishes, or desires. is
for the Faculty and the afflicted to give
his medicine fair aud impartial trial,
and he hns no doubt that they will
he thoroughly convinced of its gres.
efficacy: and ii it does not do what he
represents II To do, he would like to
know it and let it be exposed; but if
1t does effect these cures, he hopes, for
the sake of sgfyjty humanity, the Fd-
r,tity-the guardians ofpublic health
viii give it their influence. There is
no hunbuggery in the Lithontriptic;
every certificate is genuine. and the
proprietor viii give one thousand dol
lars TO any person who viii find out
one spurious certificate
AN 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 IL u.s.
ally takes to cure Is from one TO five;
though it has been known 10 take ten
BOTTLES where there we're extremely
large formations of Caleuli or Stone
TO be dissolved in the bladder.
For the efficacy OF the Lithontriptie
see the Circular. containing some of he
most wonderful certificates IN the lTid,
around each bottle.
GRAY NASHVILLE TENN
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29

Pat un Tor H-aers "a Gees calttinine -Four Eight,
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29

gss- An Indiana paper says il LINCOLN is
elected, he'll he the first Presiden that ever
de into the White House on a rail. True ::
but he'll not lie The first that ought to have
been ridden out Of it on a rail
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29
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By Young Man, who writes plain and rapid
hand, and is a good accountant has experience
Travelling Agent No objections to go to any part
Of the United States Reference from last employ
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