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4 SPLENDID BARGAIN.-An ex

n SPLENDID BAhUAIN.-Au tA-
"A cellent farm of 600 acres, two miles southeast
of Orwell Centre, Ashtlbula County. is offered for sale,
at the low figure Of $50 per acre, One-third in hand, and
easy terms for the balance; $50 acres improved, the
rest elegantly timbered. Plenty of uever-failing living
water, a young grated bearing orchard Of 100 trees, q
good bank barn, and frame house suitable for dairy
purposes, are on the premises, within 100 rods OF which
is tie line of the AshtabuIl and Warren Railroad.
The farm lies beautifully. 200 rods wide on the East
and West road, shade1by lGJ maple trees. and descen0S
eastwardly most handsomely; Is in a healthy location
we'll improved township, whose inhabitants arc a cult
waited people, with New England habits clustering about
them. A capital bargain is here offered 10 any one
wishing a good farm; title complete. Edward Creaser.
near by, VIII show the place to any enc who calls on
him.
For further particulars call on the owner, Neal,
Hiram, Portage Co, O.. or on T. J. NcLAIN,
Atty at Law and Real Estate Agent, Warren, q.
NctnLnr L lsnI-I-
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TIE
THE
AUesteFa Ressrbe 6AfOQieIe
MPannn \ AnlHN. PrOnFielers.

TERMS-Onc Donarand Fifty CeatS, ia
advauces Two iso;tsTS. Il payment Il not
made in advance. 81,
No paper discontinued ustil all arrear~ses are pa'u
except at the option cfthe publishers
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CCENES IN THE PRACTICE of "A
! ~ New York Surgeon, by DR.. Dixon, editor Of the
! "Scalpel"
This highly interesting work is the embodiment Of
much that is valuable in science, and striking in Incl
dent. The facts and narratives here grouped together
have been CLEANED during a practice both varied aud
lengthy, and from sources the most diverse, both IN
means and matter. The canOpied couch and the lOwly
pallet-ptmpeTed luxury and starved mendicity have
/ each contributed to illustrate some Of those phases, the
peculiarity of which has led many . rejecting mind OF
exclaim--Yerily, life IS q mystery, and death the So
luton thereof!"
A quantity just received 1t ADAMS
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ENGRAVING ON WOOD The

ENGRAVING ON WOOD The
II Subscriber is prepared to execute all orders in
the above line, such as Views Of Buildings, Bill or
Newspaper Heads, Envelope Stamps, Illustrations for
Books, Handbiils or News Paper, &c, &c, in a superb
or manner. Also.
DRAWINGS n DESIGNS
Of all Kinds. such as Views OF Houses. Hotels. Shops,
Furnaces, Machinery, or Designs for the Patient Once,
&c. &c.
IL Call at my Rooms over Baldwin's Book Store,
where specimens may he seen W. z. PORTER.
Warren. o., Sept. I2 -.
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DELANo's INDEPENDENT HORSE

The subscribers are now prepared TO manufacture and
furnish the above rake. As it is now generally in use
in this County. and its merits SO vel E1ovn, we do not
deem it necessary to name its good qualities.
CR0WELL'S THERMOMETER HURN, the best in
use, ard PROVISION SAFES, which no family should
be without, furnished at low prices All kinds OF shop
work, Saving. Planning, Turning, &C., done promptly
and in good style.
GILMORE'S PATENT BEE HOUSE. Hive and Re-
eeipt for feeding. We are also agents for the above,
and are ready to manufacture them, and dispose of town
ship or individual rights.
Call at the Z WORKS, Yves. side MahOning
river, Warren, Ohio.
Aug 1t MESSENGER & 1NNERMAN.
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STAND NOT UPON THE oRDEF

- OF YOUR GOING, But GO AT ONCEu
To DUNLAP. STEWART & T. and examine their
splendid stock Of Goods, which are daily arriving by
the boat load.
me laclhues which our firm now possess, Zone Of the
firm being constantly in the eastern cities, thus being
&oie TO take advantage Of the market,) are not egu4lled
oy any house in Ohio. We call the attention Of mer-
chants and the public generally to the following list Of
articles, which, having been purchased before the great
nrices =
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4 NOTICE.-

~ Smith ScOvill, ! Before Harry Truesdell, a
vs.. Justice OF the Peace Of Wen
John Furgacon. } ma, Trumhull County, Ohio.
On the I'd day Of October, 1855. said Justice issued an
order OF attachment in the above mentioned case against
the goods. chattels, &c. OF said defendant, for the sum
of $1,000 and costs. Said cause has been continued
for hearing to the 18th day of November, 1855, at II
o'clock, A. NJ. The defendant will also take notice that
plaintiff will testify on the trial Of said action.
October 24-3w SMITH SCOYILL.
TO-THE CREDITORS of the Estate
l. of John Rayen. deceased. On the 18th day Of
October, 1855, the Probate Court of Trnmbull County
declared the estate Of John Rayen, deceased, to be pro-
baby insolYent. Creditors are therefore required to
present their claims against the estate to G.. W. Smith,
for allowance, within six months from the time above
mentioned. or they viii not be entitled to payment.
Oct. 24-3w JOHN RAVEN, Admir-
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N'IT |I|- " IN y " NI-----I . n -
regard 70 the present Administration:
il.
The DO @ that sold themselves to bark.
For Douglass, Pierce & Co.,
C5u!I not 10 half the dirty work,
For want OF help vcz know.
Till from the ranks three heroes sprung.
Che5red Douglas, Pierce d Co,
And brought I beast that Pierce may ride
You'll read the name below.
III
:
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TINE SHEEP FOR SALE.-The sub

LINE Il fOk ga - SuD
4 scriber offers for SAFE a choice lot OF FRENCH and
MERIN0 BUCKS. part Of them sired ~ the
imported Back, ''0Il Taiut-r.n Persons wishing 70
improve their stock, viii find this a COOL opportunity.
I have also for sale, a ull-blocdej DURlIAI BULL,
which 1 will sell at a la.-aiu. c.. g. BEARDSLEY.
Lo-dstoEu, Trumb. Co. O.. Oct. Lee
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CWAN'S TREATISE, new edition,
- just reed at ADAMS BOOK & MUSIC STORE.
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REHABILITATION

H~oUsE--78R Republicans, 33Bourbons.
Senate-29 Republicans, 6. Bourbons.
Total-1U7 Republicans, SO Bourbons
majority on joint ballo, 68-nearly
twice the total number of the Bourbons.
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R.1I wha. tn vIn Vert American gets or ia
regart 20 lhe present Ain.nistra.ian:
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IOWA LAND AGENCY.-Tbe sub.

IOWA LAND AGENCY.-The sub.
4 scriber offers his services, to those wishing to To-
cate lands in Iowa, at reasonable rates. PartieU lar at
ton paid to locating Land Warrants, or if des-rei, I
will locate and sell the land. for one half the profits,
counting each warrant worth 81 p per acre, and pay
my own expense, except the Office fee, which is one
dollar for each 40 aeres)
Land Warrants bought and sold.
Land Located for cash, or eastern drafts, or On time.
Taxes paid and titles examined, in Central or Northern
Iowa. EDWIN
ELECTROMAGNETIC. Tayler, Esq, Cashier of the West
ern K Bank; Austin d. Kibbee, Esq, Rey-A. ~. Brown,
Farmingtan, o.. d. II. Taft, Esq, Columbus, O..
Scotch Grove. Jones Co., Iowa. Sept. 10, 1855.
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PROCLAMATION EXTRA GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES

4 TO THE PEOPLE OF TRUNBULLA n ADJOINING COUNTIES, who have exendel so LIBERAL and
cT~oasa puon'rtom me during eIXy years past. in Wrh period Of umeu mshn my good 6uuneh
form umy guEtACG maze uayn MdsW hsE eshpm d kindness eH ermebHd viii ms
most hHte emotions Tm.u its urI Hight rings many changes. Six years. pa the COmfpr
.Binesin odI Tmhun wsi in its infancy, and your hunhes HantHas the FIRST eIonin HMentnrre
in Warren Starting wha determination Sncmu Hdd Em. he iopdD build IN uade that md
Steadily increase and bring 9@Se %mg5m meT return Of each ear tn feesf hOses who were his patrons
La 1.-THE r. IL HAS NOT BEEN DISAPPOINTED. AproTss almost unparalleled in Heh Anyd trade
.ms mmeiu n success of hse establishment ANDT THIS PROLA1A rOSh f issued omfpnM an no RE- nwt
of CLOTHING, of any DESCRIPTION, PRICE, QUALITY OR QUANTITY.
.Gmma Co1ouS Shirt a cart kde car be Ummtd on the m@ta advantageous terms
L MNE III M 49, So 0 No FR TF FTTRF' TED M bOsNESS since the
dIug in part Fe huongg goods Heavy and Zine yecoat,a hra srnenM n kinds rpdesa md
Dress rrksa cka and BminesC Gsd ale r@ shades and mrMesT knds%T PE from
the ostO tn VERY fn;a sphnMdG assortment of Vests consisting 1shkv eH,p hM,m fancy mpm
SAITH, sill, ashner.d CLOTH cashmere ci lso FnmhhngG Goods Shirts Drv@r UnIeliC Tas
'Hankchf.C Collars seeks mIS ugenIr+ Afe stock of Hats andC Caps which Will sold cbamrun
these articles ever have been sd in umaulC County.
A LARGE STOCK OF BOYS CLOTHING.
Ihve also Inc and we'll selected took of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS and OvERCoAFING far
purpose of khgu pail ds ofcbmw york. hchWn bec utaniH@ in tn bam and most fashionable
Pree,a md thereby E%g9@ from being Lavedi nsOmeof ue amal emeAnsh ottwAI geab HaH list
'ddc pHcG- VFREAD!
Good wooden overcoats from 50 rs upwards. Good WOODEN suit of cloth coat,
pants, vest and shirt, $3.50. Fine black suit of cloth, consisting of
black coat, black pants and satin va, 5000.
Ny stock hhe LARGEST, BEST SELECTED adI stand ready to pWet deideiyt In HE PES ever
TumhunCMHy. l. oT t0r sale. hcm@ Wnmnt eWansa and circumstances of TALL T he
then give mea call. 1t wm am me pkameb show you through yex endve asgunTu nd vug-a and
HIh Ill s utng y1inT nHg rprcAh the family Willie my own To my competitors, who so far forget the
'dvTu@ ofhahea fom indulge in themselves Iernh those in udre employ to umue my Character and at
wUdI san RS this "shniHSm ec chickens come lone rnE" NfnsapI noble T %s
the goods buying community BETTER GOODS at LOWER PRICES than CAN GWTLLdo ThspEShrIye
when they can make ito onvmGnto give me- call Renem5r 3doon,O Oak Front doors s@6 Of the POST
Office Noan and i. NhnsTeI Warren. oo- sGH J. G0LDSTE
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7 EGAL NOTICE.

jeremiah Chuch, one of the defendants, and a
nOn-residents OF the State Of Ohio. is hereby no
titled, that on the 5th day Of September, A. d. l-55.
the Plaintiff filed his petition against the defen-
dants, in said Court, alleging that the defendants
are indebted 10 him in the sum Of $500, with interest
from July st, loj3, with 6 per cent. penalty and cost
ola protestfor money paid by plaintid, to the Portage
County Branch Bank, at Ravenna, in said Portage Co.,
Ohio, for said defendants.
The plaintiff. will take Judgment by default against
said Jeremiah Church for the sum and interest and pc
nalty as Aforesaid, unless they answer by the 81 day Of
November. A. ID. 1855.
J.& U. II. EUTCHINs, Atty's for PlaintiG-
Gapf II fSlsa-
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( d DEMONSTRATORS SALE
- Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance Of an
I order Of slle to me issued BY the Probate Judge Of
rrumhull County, 1 will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder. az the premises in The town Of Greene,
in said County. between the hours OF 10 O'Clock 4. NJ.
and 4 o'clock 2. ", Of the 18th day Of November, A d.
1855, the following described premises, situate in Lot
- in said Greene township, bounded: Beginning at the
southeast corner Of the tract OF IS acres conveyed by
the heirs Of Susan Sturgess to John Gonsaulis. by deed
executed November 3Oth. 1855, and recorded in Book
IS, pages lao and 1s7, Of Trumbull County Records, at
a stake anil stones in the south side Of said lot, and Il
chains ami 4 links east of the southwest corner Of the
said lot; thence west on said lot line "a chains and 3
links; thence north 20 chains and 90 links to the north
line Of said S5 acre tract; thence east on the said north
line to the east line Of % acre tract; thence south on
said east line 20 chains and s. links,to the place Of he
ginning, containing as surveyed 40 acres, appraised at
SIS per acre. ANNA ~GONSAULIS,
Administrator of John GonsauIis, deed.
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RARE CHANCE to buv abouse


1hEAL LII OOOh" ~ NCh
- Work. Y0UATr & MARTIN, on the breeds,
management and diseases, comprising a full history Of
the various races, their origin and merits, their capaci-
ty for beef and milk, the nature and treatment Of their
diseases, the whole forming a complete guide for tho
FARMER, with 100 Illustrations. Price SI,25.
at ADAMS ROOKSTORE.
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NIFTY CENT DRESSES
100 pieces good fast Prints, at 81 cts per yard
Fancy Prints, English and French Chiutzes. Scotch &
Shilling Ginghams, at the NEW YORK STORE.
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IN WHEAT EARLY

NEWARK VARNISH-Coach and
~ Furniture, warranted extra quality for sale ~
aug29 E. SWITW CO..
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CHEESE Observation-Disclosures H
CCENES IN THE PRACTICE of a

~ COLLINS, Forwarding and Commission Merchant
for the sale Of Cheese. Batter, Pot and Pearl Ashes. and
Produce generally, Nc. . Wood ST., Pittsburgh, Pa.
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In n late number of The N~eJraskida we
find a statement Of the value OF taxable
property in Nebraska territory. The TIA
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Address Cards inserted for the year, at Si.Oo per line:
7 PAdvertisemeEs= should he marked The number OF
tfc5es to be inserted. Otherwise shey VIII be continued
until ordered cut aud charged for at the above rates.
TPClsaal advertisements to be paid for when hand
al fn
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JOB PRINTING.

Justices and ConstabIeS' Blanks,
WARRANTED. MORTGAGE & QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
SUMMONS. EXECUTIONS, sUBPENAs. FAC.
Constantly on hand and for sale
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EENCE PALINGS-We he p on hand
L a good stock of Fence Palings really fsr use, which
we can sell cheap. They make the incest sEcs for the
least money, that is now made-very sa>4cHahls too.
June s, 1855. SPEAR s. SON.
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BYHaESHEEGRAPH.
Report. Furnishes by ashe Assoc iatsa Press,


WASHINGTON, Dec. 2r-House-- Mr. Giddings de-
MED that he used such remarks as were attributed
TO him by Mr. McMullen-that the government
should 90 into the hands Of the NORTH and that the
Abolition party would elect President, and then
the Union should and ought to be dissolved. Mr..
Giddings trusted that no man would expect him to
reply to that gentleman except in Of paIpable
Misrepresentation Mr.. McMullen.-Whar does the
member meat? Does be suppose that he is capa-
bic of insulting any member on the floor? When l
am assaied by the contemplate member from Ohio,
viii defend myself here or elsewhere / did con-
denim the course of that member, and have nothing
to take back. Mr. Cox resumed his remarks, COM
menced yesterday, endeavoring.. to show that the
National American Party could not unite in abe
election of Speaker with any slavery agitation party
at the North. rn
PrrsBUEG, Dee 81, M.-River seven feet and
4 inches aud falling.
LOUISVILLE, Dec 81, N-River 10 feet and i
inch water and rising SLOWLY feet inches on
she falls Departed yesterday, Aibertine, York
town and Seventy six. r s-.
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uARKkTs By TELEGRAPH.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 2O.-CoTToN, sales Of
5000 bales. Limited business doing al previous
rates; Sugar better, fair 1t; Rectifed Whisky SO;
Sterling Il; Corn S. Oats so.
NEW YoRK, Dee. 81, M.--Wheat quiet Corn
declined mixed 95t Lard declined at l24; Whis
XIV advanced, 39t Flour S. l2iaS IS, tor State,
IS 1888 rs for Western, 50 55ASl1 so for Gem
essee, Southern So O0,al0 70; Wheat, red, 81 ga
81 90, ditto Chicago 81 95i Rye 81 S0al 81;
Mess Pork sl9 7ba20 30.
CINCINNATI, Dee. u, M.-Flour 81 so; Barley
Malt 81 SIS !; Oats 30; Hogs quiet 81 75a6 90;
Green hams II Whisky firm Sois9os; Sugar
firm 74a7l, for low, fair and prime; Coffee quiet;
Molasses 4Oa4l for new. River risen II inches.
New York, Dec. 2n-evening firm, Or
leans NiddIng 81, Upland Fair 81; Upland Mid
ding TO- Coffee active, Eio loal2t; Sugar i'm
proving at SO; Lard Oil 81; Bacon declined. at TO-
Hams l09all; Shoulders 9a94, Cheese 9tall4.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-22

The Board Of Directors Of the Bank Of Ten
nessee, appointed by the Governor and recently
confirmed by the General Assembly, met at their
Banking house in Nashville on Yesterday and were
duly qualified by J FERRIS, Esq, and thereupon
proceed ID to the election OF officers sr the ensuing
Two wears and the following officers were elected:
Cave JOHNSON, of Montgomery county, President.
JAS MoRroS, of Nashville, Cashier.
+. A GAINrs Of Davidson, Teller.
Aux CuSNrNGHAy, Of rshville Clerk.
GEORGE SEAY, Of Nashville, Clerk.
Weund-rstand the Board adopted a resolution to
take up the re organization Of the Branches on the
third Thursday IN January. JItion, 2lst.
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THE LEGISLATORS WAS not ia session yester
neither house having quorum.
River and Steamboat News.


The river was slowly falling at this point yester.
day with plenty of the shoals for first case
steamboats, The weather cold and rainy.
The RocF CRY is the Paducah packet for 10 day.
She leaves Ut 10 A. NJ.
The Mississippi river WAS rising at st. Loois on
the 18th inst The R,puJliodn of that date says;
The steamer Unicorn, with 400 bales Of cotton,
was burnt au the Yazoo river on the 9th inst. To-
tai loss estimated AT about $4,000.
From o'clock or Saturday evening, till O'Clock
Yesterday, il 20 inches and from that time ill
O'Clock lBst evening, 1t has increased about inch
es The rise has united TO near 9 feet aud last
evening it had reached and covered some OF the
frei sht piled upon the Levee. 1t i the general i'm
preston that the river will be a stand dav The
Illinois river continues 20 rise. The Upper Misss-
sippi is about MS last reported The steamer Her
aid has gone up the Missouri river snd Is the only
boat now IN that river She will find plenty Of wa.
ter. Arrivals were scarce yesterday, aud receipts
of produce light A number Of boats we're due
from the Chic river.
The Montgomery lAla.) NAL Of the 10th, saws:
Rain commenced falling here, freely aud steadily,
Friday afternoon continued all Friday night all day
on Saturday, aud when We went 10 press last even
ing stiU falling, with every indication of con.
tinuing 20 do SO for some days 20 come. The river
is already full enough for big boats aud rising rap
idly.
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9 {. h N. M No. .,la.

For days Ihave been absent from he city, and pos
sy altogether familiar some othe with the
oesurrenee at agtate the Of the conmniy and
give TO society Among the most prominent ho1eVe
that arrested my attention my return was extrsor
dnary document The Intro iuctory Address Of my friend
Prof WATsos delivered before Of the Medical De-
psrtment Of the University Of Nashville He very modesty
yet correctly his auditory in the commencement
IN ts task might have been performed better by another
than him elf" Why be not have tie candor of The Dutch
Governor todecare he literal TRUTH that he was oy dis
quail 10 instruct or interest one present add in JUS
himself and the medical cla.s define the honor But
"Ihe Hour-Te Present Hour had an inlescrbable charm
him; Il magnificent theatre for The display Of his
humantes before brilliant enlightened an aurence,
whom he expected ,neiant and gnetz= b. his loy
fights Of oratory and superabudance Of ait wit Perhaps
shoald only hspsr here that his continued eGJrt
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-22
SATURDAY, DECEMBER %, 1855.

Several Southern members Of Congratulated.
fer, OF Tennessee, among them-have been voting
for Fuller, of Pennsylvania, for Speaker. Their
constituents are already informed that Nr Fuller Is
one Of the most Influential FreesOilcrs 10 is portion
Of Pennsylvania. In the late canvass in his State
he wa a warm SUI porter Of Nicholson, the AbOli
ton candidate for Canal Commissioner Mont
gomery Aia) AdUertiser.
4" How this world is given TO" - falsify
ing, l. is untrue to say Mr.. Fuller is free
soiler"-we have already given sufficient proof
of his sound conservatism. 1t is also untrue to
say he was warm supporter OF Nicholson, the
Abolition candidate for Canal Commissioner in
the late canvass in Pennsylvania. We have
good authority for saying that he took no part
10 that contest
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Cincinnati Markets.

Cincinnati Markets.
CINC;sEATI Dec. l7--P. n.
WHsKY-The ma kct advanced u to-day, with es Of
7pO barrels and acoaJs 80 and l30 do from
wagons 1T 3 -.
IEAss a saie Of 130 bu. white at 81 25.
IoGsThe market spene pref teady day at 90 0Oa
p hu il closed heavy with free OF rings. The aes in
GUIDED 400 head aver e. 100 tn 2"o rs, at S. ge
200 Ms IS 24 COZ $6 10 go average Z3D at 81 20,
III 220 s, 6 20 and 200 average 40 Ds 50 m
pRoyIOSsSales Of 4,6y0 green hams in 10 at rs 600
do shout rs at 5E 0blrels Mes Pork at sl5 So bo bar
ri and prime I'd at lOA; do do packages fur
nisb. 4 at TO- The market d-Vit Of buCytncy.
Um-Saies of Is yb Lnseed Csc, and 10 do do at 81
CusssE-The demand continues good and the market is
firm A sale Of 900 boxes W. H. tail made,) at 90.
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SPEC1ALgNOTICES.

r5E% To Nervous sufierers-7A RETIRsD CLERGYMAN,
~ restored to health in few days, after many days
Of great suffering anxious make knewn the
means Of cure. VIII send leel the prescription used. Di-
rect the Rev JOIN ~ DAGSA No. SO Fulton St. Brooklyn,
Yew York. -
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-22

c95- We are pleased TO I'm! the Memphis In
guirer and APpeo! on our table again, looking as
well as If they bad never smelt Of fire. May they
20 on prospecting and prosper!
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-22
WILLIAM /. MORSELL
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling CataWba,
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
jy16-1y --r- OLNUINNATT, OHIO.
BUSINESS NOTICE.

Modern Mysteries Explained" which has been Jenon,i
mated The Giant Work of the Age" has Just been recev
ed by Charles W. Smith In this book Professor Mahan OF
Ohio has met iritusm on its ground meeting and
paning by the laws Of Science all the welsested facts
which have by the supersous been attributed Esprit
ual IL nUence." ..... .. .H.-.
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A. G. 81 A. b. BEECH,
DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,

40 COlicSe street,
IAVE opened very large stock OF all kinds Of DRESS
GOODS suitable to the FAN and Winter Trade, OF
Newest STYLES
Also lot Of all the designs Of CLOAKs
and MANTLES in store and ready for exhibition. We
pecay invite you TO look at stock Of Cloaks before
buying.
We have in store large stock Of all kinds OF CAR
PETS Of the patterns and nater ourselves sell
them cheap any other House this side Of the
tains. We have all kinds Of CURTAIN DAMAsKS and
LACE CURTAINS.
In addition TO the above, have large stock OF all
kinds Of DRY GOODS, suitable for the Fa and Winter
Trade A. c. d A. II. BEECH,
sepl5 No. 40 College ST., Nashville, Tenn.