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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-14

Our DEMOCRATIC Sort SHELLs-A New Plat
FORM PRoPosED.-The Syracuse Standard has
the following suggestion of platform to be
adopted at the Democratic Soft Shell State
Convention in August next =
]. Opposition to the proscrptive tenets of Know No
thingisn.
2. Opposition to the extension Of slavery.
3. Endorsement OF the honesty and statesmsuship OF
Gov Rsecer and approving the Of the Executive
in refusing to remove him from Office.
Free trade and direct taxation for the support OF
government.
8. An unqualified endorsement Of all the vetoes OF
President PIERCE and approval Of his general policy
far az 1t accords with reason and justice.
6. The total repeal OF the unconstitutional and op-
pressve Liquor Ia Of this State
Condemnation Of the prohgate of the present
whig State administration.
Not bad idea for the soft shells; for this
schedule not only covers the Buffalo platform
Of 1s48, but it includes the administration,
Governor Reeder, free trade, and war OF ex-
termination against the Know Nothings and
the Liquor law. If this is not broad enough
for Elder John Cochrane, Captain Rynders, and
all the remaining lights and shadows Of Tam
many Hall, we should like to know what is
PROFESSIONALLY this soft convention of August
viii be an interesting affair; and upon the main
issue, whether the hards or the administration
shall be entirely given up and condemned, they
will doubtless have very interesting time.
Let Tammany Hail. meanwhile, keep sharp
lookout upon the hard shells, or they will be
gone over. bag and baggage, to the Know No
things. The fusion has already commenced at
BiDghamton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-14

OCEAN STEAMERS FROM BOsTON-We see
that the "solid men of Boston" have CON-
menced movement for the building of five
first class steamships to ply between Boston add
Liverpool direct. The Bos.onians say that if
they had direct line of steamships to Europe,
they could do all the carrying trade for Canada
under the new reciprocity treaty; and that as
Boston is nearer to Liverpool by days jour
ney, the new line would get all the Southern
travel that now goes to New York. Mr.. Donald
M'Kay thinks he can build vessels to cross the
Atlantic in eight days. A committee Of thirty
six gentlemen were appointed to solicit sub
scriptions for the new line.
This movement is the last of several similar
attempts which have been made in Boston and
which have failed. The merchants of the mo-
dern Athens have seen, with great deal of re-
greet, their trade transferred to New York and
their population gradually coming to stand
still. while that of New York increases forty per
cent in five years. They hold meetings and
make speeches about the matter, and that is the
end Of it. The South, perhaps unjustly, classes
Boston with the rest Of Massachusetts,, as being
blighted with fanatic abolitionism, and this &C
counts in great measure for the gradual de-
cline in the trade and prosperity Of that city.
With this impression abroad, the new line of
steamers, although the fastest and finest in the
world, will never have full freight or passen-
ger list from the Southern or Middle States.
The Canada trade now comes TO the Cunard
line and that line will always have it. The
Boston steamships, like their predecessors,
would soon fall into the hands of New York
canitalista.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-14

Election of a Know Nothing Sheriff In
Charleston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-14

uon OF responsibility or weight between the
two statutes, the Fugitive Slave law must carry
of the palm, as the work OF the higher body
II has moreover the advantage of age, being at
least as old as the constitution: whereas the
Liquor law is but an experiment. 1t has GER
tainly been passed as 10Y and as honestly
as the other; for no great lawyer even in New
England has ever questioned its validity, when
thousands of dollars would have rewarded the
discovery of a flaw, but every pettifogger seems
able to drive q coach through the liquor enact
ment Finally, as to the basis on which it rests
that is . matter Of opinion. The abolitionist
think slavery wrong, and therefore refuse to
deliver fugitive slave. But the foreigners
and for that matter full as large a proportion
Of natives think teetotalism wrong, and there
fore refuse to give up the use Of liquor. II one
may think at all on such a subject why not the
otherf 1t may be said that teetotalism Is no
represented as absolutely injurious but only
foolish; while slavery is depicted by the aboli-
tionists as the mother of all evil. Without en-.
tering into the discussion Of these premises, the
latter oil which of course we deny-we sub NIT
that the parallel Is not fair. The opponents of
the Prohibiiory Law see as much danger in the
assumption by the Legislature of the right. TO
control the meat and drink Of citizens, as the
aboltionists can see in slavery. To us in the
North, the former is obviously the most i'm
minent danger. Thus on this ground as well
as on the others the Fugitive Slave law il en-
titled to more respect than the liquor statute.
II under any circumstances 1t could b. excuse
BILE to break the former, it must be absurd to
object when the latter 10 Eanpled under loot
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-25
Young AMERICA
CORN AND COBB M

Agents Wanted every county in this and adjoining state
To sell the above and improved
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-25
New York City Business Directory.
PATENT ELASTIC SKIRTS.

u COTTENET q co., Importers OF French and
l. other European Goods, No. 10 Broad street
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-25
CAKTER,S SPANISH MIXTURE.
Tue Great Purifier Of the Blood
Arcr . IL prIrI T. or AIEnnI,pV IL

Let As A67sctei Read and Ponder.
An Infable Renedy ScroIla Kings Evil, Rheumat sn
Obstinate CItaneous Eruptons, Pimples Postues
the Face Bntches Bois Ague and Fever, Chronic sore
Pa OF the Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcers, syphitc
Disorders, iumbago Spinal Complaints and all Dsesses
arising InjuJcous Use Of Mercury, lmprudencs
in life or Impurity Of the Blood.
TIVHIS great Alternative medicine and Purifier OF the Blood
is now used by thousands Of grateful patients iron AL
parts Of the United staes testify daily the
able performed by the greatest ali 7edieines CAR
II RS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, rheumatism.
ScroA EFuptions the skin, Liver Dseases feyers, VI
rs Old Sores Affections OF he Kidneys, Diseases Of the
Throat Female COmpants Pains and Aching Of the Bones
Joints all speedily put TO flight By using this great
and lnestimshe remedy.
FOR al Of the Blood, nothing has yet been found
TO compare win II clsanses the system Of all impurities
acts gently aud siilcienuy the Liver and Kidneys,
strengthens the Digestion gives tone 10 the stomach makes
tn skin clear and healthy and restores the Constitution
sneled by disease broken down By the exes-ses oi
youth, 20 its pristine vgor nd strength.
Fur the LADIES' Il s mpaTaby better than All The cos
nstics used fes doses EAETERs SPANrH MfxruD
will remove sallcVu,ss complexion, bring the rosc
mantifg to the cheek give elasticity 70 the step, and inn
prove general hrah in kabe degree, beyond All
the me1icnes ever heard o.
The large number o. certificates which We have received
from persons from al parts the United States she best
evidence that there umbGg about II. The Prss hotel
Keepers and public men, well knoSn
t- community ~ std their testimony 70 The wonderful
eGects Of q Is GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Cal on the ASEST and get Circular and Almanac and
the sonderal his truly greatest OF all ueene
hAs performed
None genuine unless signed BENNETT BEERS, PrOPrie
tors No Pearl street, Richmond. Va 20 whom Al oriers
Tor supplies and agencies uusI he addressed
And Tor sale BY ". " GRAY and u G. ScoYILL, NAsh-
vile, and by Dealers In Medbcius generally.
uiartO-sltriwagiy
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-25

FINHF undersigned, Georgia having removed to the
CITY of Nashville, Offers his the ctErn= Of
Georgia r. Tennessee aud NurJh AlahamA for the purchase
Of Dry Goods Groceries, Corn, Wheat Rye, Bacon, Lard
Zine Horses Mules Cath, and ia short, every artcle oi
trade offered Boa the Nashville ma kct.
The Merchants Of Nashville Of high character
aud peruuiay standing, ana have large d Nc scciri
thar they Odcr liberal terms. which should luduc,
the mrrch ants Upper Georgia. Ea Tennessee and Norh
Alabama 30 the Nashville ma kct tra- AZ to
the Gro,ery Market, the rupvy nil suggest itself 10 he
mind every merchant the sections coagtry named
the proper Tor thrt t~a3e.
The long connection Of he undersigned with the Railroad
ofeurga neral Agent, Treasurer and Supr'lntrnd
ept oi Tran sportatnu well Agent ,hAttsuaF4
era years tn Banking interest OF Stvanuah, wu enable
him more readily 20 sgate elnms against Railroad
COmpAnies Tor lost goods while n trals.tu
for the renewal soouu % biis In ha"k, &c
An letters incosing orders and money ~ receive prmp
uttenpn and all orders without the money, ~hvn sasfse
tory evidence o. syrncy aud prompt Ancs the
same the parties b. such, shall ferNe lac
attention. when ordering arlcics that andrr ne ralc
or custom OF the market 30 cell on time. vii sl-o give
strict attention receiving aud iorHa ing al goods that
are not 20 stored, tat may be directed my The
charge for The purchase goods &c ~ be- uyv per
COMMISSIONS, aud tSeuty or each bon racksc I
receiving and ioi wardag, ? T. MILL
Post OI-r 90 = No
NashSnie, Truh.
RETERENCEs-s n CurliA Sec, Pre,T Central Kali
road and hsnk Ag e. fukrE fIrst hank state oi GeoF
Fla savanna, iraAc soYiT ksq rrst Macon and West
Railroad. Macon, Hon. loHA T. klN, fres't aud 1Eo
YoSGs Supt Georgia Railroad, aud 7. Cosbs 80 Au
gusta, j. y Cu0FEG, Supt Western and AtlAntc
Railroad, AtlSntA Gen 4. J. hASsELL, Attorney ~ Law
Marietta GEos0s = rLAcG 80, Ro DC c.. Capt JAsEs
WILLIAMS aud Col J. A NHIFEsiDEs Chatta o0gs, J. L
MLEA, E.q, DeoAtur, and Jods LASE, hahtssai-. Ala
marLS-lf
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-25

IHyE haze Is stare ss999 fess sHotNbkkakRH gUSi-
w AfA NAnS We vin cantiass % rsssits 'hsa ea-
dag rs seasen ard fIFaish tn ne city tFsds, ~
PGTTsBC0H FRfcEa. Fsisht sedsa
eel " n G0RpoF 90.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-25
Arkansas Cotton Plantation
FOR SA D.. Il.

IMPROVEMENTS: 225 cleared and in cultivation,
about same am4unt O'd deadening amt burn, which
be pat into Cotton the hr,t year; comfortable Dwelling
good Gin MIL and all necessary cut houses Cis ern and
Wen OF superior water; Orchards, SC
The Tract be enlarged to any extent as own the
back Lands.
Its locality very fiyorable-situated in Arkansas eoun-
y on the South ~ the Arkansas river in healthy
and pleasant nei, hbnod, adjoining the limitations of Dr.
John Jordan and he Messs Douyass aud within three
miles II the little Rock and Napoleon Railroad which is in
progress and will he completed in less than tso wears
bargain can be- had by cary application TO the under
gne, on PREMISE letter addressed TO South Bend
= st Once, Arkansas county Arkansas. Also Ter 70
THOMAS H. ALLEN, Memphis. b. W. LIE
sep2ar-wtiAnl
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-25
SCOTI'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL

J'HEKE are features connected With this nil worthy
eonsidt ration and close examination the psTto
those wishins TO purchase Feed Mill.
mechanical siruction ard adapstion 10 the
Doe ss de gBed cfush and grind Is great
pacity white doing NOrk aith extraordinary
ease it, durability is amply provided for The complete
and entire portAblsness Of the Little Giant, rendering 10
greater rnirnce Tor plantation and aTm impas
bic II requires mechanical aid bin OF expense put
it pp; anV Arm hand servant put up and set
running In half time, The convenience Eth which
the sweep may be applied 70 inn hor E0ntAas s most
usuAi-oT head and the mill may BE- easily attached
where water used 1he PoSer Il take, requiring
one and horses The quantity and quality Of product,
10 20 80 bushes gOod feed per hour, ding 20 he
degree OF nneness oand, snd ths sife uiiI ~ me
ehsapes, MILL all things considered, here bsiors the pub
ADo,hrr thing connected with The Little Giant ps
tent And worthy OF IL the hat here hA been
Patent Rgh pecuating hucksteTS about the country,
a. 1 usual with the thousand bunshg mAks-shis impls
uens that got tTsds-merely 10 get money by
selling or paung OF the paient right the ortduous-
then the machine 10 DC abandoned " AL parties hum
bug other hand the PAtsntse and fopretns Of tbs
Liiis Slant Mills hvvrg thst bey eaD-and drtsImined
thAG .hey will supp the Acui ursts ana -toek rAsrrp
Of With srperoF A, p-funuently en-
gassd Ia the bnsnss sEd have hundred thousand
doArs invested in the of hsse uts. In The
East and south, these establishments poy-
ing 81 men seeiy w this business 30 highly are lhese
mills apr ate that huusA have cen sold within
the past eighteen months and tie heaviest and The ost
ext nsve nafssturrrs 0f Agriculture tmPs men N ths
United have sassfy soaht an interest "a er mana
No Fnplrreni has been more ,hoTosEhy tested ons
knd hss received and high test enaAs
And uone By Of suits AntiA practical aiy sod
ril have f.rly ground their into evrFy days
use ana popular thsn sots Lite 6iAnt Cos Ana
Cohb Nal. orders promptly enrd.
Liberal dheeant - dealers
ncti--a No. a. aarkst a., nashville, fsan-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-25
CInCUIr COURT AT NASHVILLE.

AmsndA BrOWn ".
the Office of the Clerk Master Of the Circuit Court at
"A Nashvi, on the 1T day OF December 1855 motion
Of the complainant by her counsel in the above and
appearing the satsacCn q the Clerk Master that
the defen1an James Brown is nOaresiden of the State
Il Tennessee and therefore the ordinary process this Cont
be served upon him. it therefore orered by the
Geek Master that publication he made for four weeks in
succession in the Nashville PrtOt newspaper published in
the city Nas Vile requiring the said defendant 20 appear
he of TIE Circuit Court % b. holden for e.
county the Court house thereof in the y Of
Nashville, the 2d Monday in Ianu1ry next and
said bill tn will he taken for confessed 20 him
an stt for h, airing pdTfe. THOS T. SMILEY,
N ttprf.shQ Clerk K Master
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-25
FaHmEuS AND SCOCK RAISERS,

TTNO all such chance 20 make money VII be offered
Fyriusivs State and County privileges wh be dispose
OF on unusually fair terms by application TO the propneo
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-25
CHEAP GASLIEHT.

TNHE BFNZoLE GAS LIGHT COMPANY are prepared
furnish Portable Gas Machines suitable for Manufae
tories Stores Dwelling Houses Steamboats,, Railroad sta
Ons &c. These Macnss warranted to give satisftc.
On. They Manufactured under :. T. McDouRaPs Pat
emit and the only that vii operate well tn cold
weather. The Light prcdUc lone half cheaper than oal
Ga and less than the commonest Taiow Candies They
easily managed and free from danger and the prices %
pee less thaa any other machine made. The COmpa-
By or 70 sale State and County Rights Tor all the States
All orders should BE- addressed to
SIT. McDOUGALL, Agent for the Company,
nov2Q-6m 321 BrOadt way, New n or *.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-25
Friday the 4th Of January, 1856.
CIRCUIT COURT AT NASHVILLE.

the Office the Clerk Master Of the Circuit Court az
~ Nahyile on the 1t jay Of December, 15 motion
Of the Complainant by his counsel in Tie above Cause tap
peaTing 10 the satisfaction OF the cers Master that the
defendant, Angelina Reed resident Of the Stae Of
Tennessee and therefore the ordinary process Of this Court
he served upon her il Is therefore ordered By the
Clerk Mster that publication he made for four weehs
ssion the Nashville P9tr1Dt newspaper PUB shed
the city Nashville, reqGiri the said defendant 10 appear
he term Of tb circuit Court 20 be holden fer the
county OF Davidson the Court house there in tn city Of
Nashville, the al Monday IN January neSt and answer
said bill the will be ken for confessed 10 her
aud at down foT hearin. 1drte. TiioS. r. SMILEY
dsct-U1tnYfaeS3 Clark 4 Msassr
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-25

THIS magnificent style oi Mantei Is ast taking the placr
- an other dcsc options both account oi is supe
- beantv, rgurss duratty and Pariic lsfy ts cheap
sss Whr ihrW ouly about hsr that o thr real
arle thsy Lut.-zi exceed he forntT u,auty, have q
t~risr lastru arr l,ss uaiic % soi much easter
trt ctran and exceed trbir 10 durability and are -
Sr sAue fiuir, les uAb.s 60 break.
Tie uudcrsiinrd arcnt TO- The uanuh -furrrs, Wal
ace LltheoN GO Louisville, XIV, and vi flrni.h them
20 -- pslfo-s. The puec generally, With gratrs, 81 n
a. f.s and every thing 'rft. viii aso srpcT-
Ltrbd Ihcir psrtting up. SttMAhr OWN,
koyc bval-rs and finasrr Mshasscturrrs,
r-.rsa-dasW ~ - Marssf sfr--f
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-25
Valentines for 1886!
PK l. Il j. d IL -
VALENTINO kanufaeturer lO7 Nassau st N. Yal

PK HIP j. coz Ms
Valentine Manufacturer, 107 Nassau st N. York,
- ESPECTFULLY booksellers and dealers IN
II Valentine, tht his stock Of YALEN TINES, IN
vELOPES and NALENTiNE S'ATlONFRY, manufactured
for the neNt TGieHtiae Season. FsjrHdSy 1856, is
ready.
Having imported from Europe great variety OF gol sil
aud illuminated AMI embroidered papers express
Er IL tines and having Manufactured new ornlmenis
and q we,s eual led to n superior stOr OF NEW
VALENTINO s. which will be found excel in srtstica fin
~h aud elegance + sign.
ORDERS will be fod frCm all parts of the United states and
Cana Ia and ponpy f,rwarded either by nail express
n from 81 81 900 worth Single copies sent Oy mail
The a>O- trent oWprsrS i've hGndrrd kinds ~
fancy env iope at 10 25 3TH so IS cents 81 Oe al 5
W o. SO 90 50 40, 4lr, so ueach retail prices One
trous nd Comic Val ntns Ako quarto, octave and
f2Io Va n-ne Env, ap-s, Valentine Writers, Gold and
silver Val-ntne Cards, &C.
When quantities ordered by wholesale Dealers hoe
raj discount vii, he given.
For tn nveneuc u purchasers, have done up one
d r. f2u lots consisting OF 500 valentines aud Envelopes
assorei rsn price from cents to 81 so, retail and
hundred $40 lots tanning 25i valentines, Envelopes
&C. which s1ld only oF cash accompanying orders
The al owe are well seleced and packed IN boxes
P,rtes wantn Val ines will please Jrward their orders
early TO prompt at enticn.
PJ COZANS,
Publisher Stationer and Valentine Manufacture,
dec5-v3t lO7 Na& au 81. cor. 81 Ann, =. Y.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-25
Il Il o F. w 90 DIS

1T HAS WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE.
'HAT a the bald and he grey be restored perfectly
original growth, far their lcCks concerned
admit q doubt besides il will every possible
the scalp whether developed dandruh, itching,
the Shape ot cu6neous suptions--evea scald htRi
and possible will it fail Of curinP by magic.
nervous per odical headache and used twice week ~
the young regularly II viii preserve the color and keep The
hsir from falling any magirahe age BEAD JUnGE
LOGANsPORT, Ia, June 2Sth, 1885.
MeSsrs. q. J. Wood Co
GENrs Yours OF the 18th duly hand Enclosed
und ass il being the amount Tor HT Restorative
have sold it all. II yOu choose nay send six
dozen bottles Hair Restorative think can sell it. II has
worked Miracles in this plare. sold a. bottles,
that bald and it fetched hair out all his head.
Yours respectfully
NJ. Ii. GRIDLEY.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-25
III y =
EDWARD WOLcOTr.

HATR RRsT0EATvE-In columns 10 day will be found
Prot Woods Of the above article, 20 winch
call attention What il has UoHe We have witnessed up
on several &C ua ntances in 81 Louis Hair once
grey view. black brown, the might be,
bling the early manhood and a. nne AMI
silk and that with ut other application than the kostor-
n hs done this upon others, viii Il not DO the
same for any o. ur readers whose FROSTY bro~s'
once Ike the lOcks Of Jocsva Warke chief II they
will try ~ We think sO.-Icks01trAe COhSttutiOHdtist
Oct. 3, 1883
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-25
Re peclfu.ly yours,
WILSON KING.
81. Lorrs June %. 1853.

ST LOCIs- june y, Ib55-
Prof Wood As you about to prepare and yend your
recently discovered Hair Restorative and you request
my op non OF it, will tate that my hair vas lev mon h
ago yry gray and after using two 20 te of Your Hair Re
st0ratve resumed its gnal color and since s upptca
ton all dandru has disappeared from my head, and have
been troubled With disagreesbe itching Of the scalp
sa, hed IN those who Il will not regret II, as II
gives the appearance having been recently oiled am
prepared therefore, 60 recommend It's to all who are de-
sirous of having beautiful head OF hair.
Am, SIR, yours, &c,
II. L. STEWART.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-25
JUsT PUBs.IsIED,

By the Howard Association, Philadelphia.
ID EPOgT ON sfERMArORRHdEA, OF Seminal weakness,
IN lmpotsnc the of Onanisni, hasiurbAou sei
Abuse, aud other Disease a the ssAuA o. ASS -
of Tie and dcCr.ns vi QaacSs und Naaahis
AGyioe " the Afflicted, b. GRO CALHOUN, a. d., Goa
suting fugeon i the Howard Association Poi adeiphiA
Pa beusyOl "a lnstitu Ion rssb he'd ~ spvcia endoE
meDt fr the ree Of tie sea aud dtnesSed IN cisd sith
"Niruient and kpiemie DiseAsez" oopy Of te aeoFe
Rori Sti be sent BY nal Un ssasd rnSep-D hrs Of
h4rge. the pt q Two sTAhif Coz postage. Ad
ress Dr. 6E o. X CALHOUN, No south hiaIh 81.
PhiladSiPAlss ~ Pa 0clf-d8D
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-25
PARTNER WANTED

NkrIrH a cast lritI q from 500 elpo Ia lacrA
w utr g~nis-l basirss whose time uout De requir-d
ouiy trsmsA NJ toaP n. To srniismsR 81 sSoi "A
drrss handsome ncone WAY he Tcalrrt. Coed security
gwen of invested. II prsieuvd literal sAiAFy
Nil BE- gaaraTte-d.
~ Address nF where intcrvieu uay be had, te
s. lIHERNER. Post td &c.
sB.-PsTsaus not having the shave Anouut of Cash
-.N usfa af,ttlg auuiG-f
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-25
BARGAIN IN REAL E,TATE.

'TNE undersigned wishing to move, proposes to sell -
1 his tract Of land containing Two d UNrRED AND =
ACREs, lying the waters Of Fall Creek, in
wilson unity. Said land has hundred and seventy
cleared mostly rich bottom land, aud IN high
state Il cultivation The is under good cedar fence
springs OF lasting water for stock and plenty Of
fruit Of both apples and peaches; good house with
Ave six rooms, together with all other Necessary out
hsu cS, all OF which Of Cedar.
TTtNs-Twerty dollars p acre; payments easy. ODe
ais rg to Nii DO eli 20 cSll early
The sumption there will be another such OPP
p0rtGnt, on Fal Creek.
A
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-25
CHARLES W. SMITH,
MO ID u R y PII.G Ek "a =,

Showir tfe lUrHvrr-t 10 Travel aud M newest me h
s of re srine the Cclrud by HEo. NooD, author VI
Peter S,h euihl b. Are -cs." iu tSu vols l2Ho
trnrhAn satire upon he tnn-rs ans oilous u the
F.,. shos ins sh rp contra between old hu Bury ~
A. l.rinls ana those present uars. Ths SorE vii
make fiirn iu the religious word, especially ATlons
Tie tsshi1uabr thur he's
Also.
The WIDOW BEDOlr PAPERS,
The lfrTERr ~ M'NE IA SENiGNF.
.IIIE Of TIT RI. ~ III author u " ara"