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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12

TIVE LATEST LES-Robes Razors in Cases, Travelling
Cases. and many other things which Will be handsome
and ap roprate presents from Ladies' TO Gcu For
sale by J. II. McGlLL1
Laiie' and Gentemeu's Furnishing Store,
dtcl2 Corner Of Square and College street.
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Wednesday Evening" Dee 18th, will be a,ted Massnger's
VIEW WAY no PAY Old DEBTS.

To coacule vi tn Madame Or zzs InqIs performance
the tight r0p cenng from the stage the gallery and
psrTGins solo the C0Tnet d PsOu-a feat never 0t
tempted ny female aud when has onishei and delhe1
Al htioidsrs.
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N A S VII E
go AND -

New Orle ans Packets.
New Steamer sCOTLAND,
CnPt. r. T. DsvuEEs.
steamer NASHVILLE
THgs BuIsNY1ER Master.
Steamer IL. II. ". HILL.
Capt. IH S. u. NEwELL.
fT'HE Scotland leaves Louisville ior Rev OIL her
1 fr,t Trip Monday the l9th December, and vii
- a regular packet an season.
The Nashville and a. r. W Hil are at present In the Mem
phs trade vii al times sign Through 81 LadIg
on goods Tor Nashville
RICHARD Nfx,y No Carondelet street New Orleans is
Agent for the above boats and will az orders for goods 70 be
shipped by them.
d-eiO-s A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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On Wednesday, the 18th inst,
Expose az Pahc Sale sixty -FOUR LOTS in West Nashville
% being an - property il West Nashville belonging 10 the
estate % De Lat. y. a. NcNaly The lots follows:
On BroId street Nos %, 5s and East hall % 81.
o. Nct'ayoyS ctfest-lzi and ~, 80 hlf of los.
On psm.nbraHe sseet-ll3 ~, Iio and lsO i73 has
small dwelling 60 &c.
On Iosust sree2G2 2i} 2gl gc5 geo 2G7 POS ESQ 27O
2l 20 ~. "a, sos, o o 800, 5J 3Js, 5Oo, $40, 81,
3i2 JlS, 3t4, $40.
On Pin, se-t-Sg2 Si3 2it 8t5 $40 so, sis 849 $50
S5i 49, 34, 3tS 800, 5.d, Stl .4 al5, 3li, So 276.
On VI, Nsiry Street SC8 500, sos, SO aud 357.
CA DYSON Street.-The and $50.
Lots 3 BIS 80 and $40, Locust Street include the old
Household, Ne &C. ana wiz De sold AL. together with the
Improvements The -uatoa % these and the surrounding
bots % the hand1mt the uy ghboIhood OF Nashville,
@ui VIII make
a DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE.
Convenient the business portion 90 che City This =
made Cor che purpose Of oHE zap he II il positive
aud without Public attention IS NEST earnestly in
yited Co this sale, embraces q the hans0Iest
la West Nashville.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit Of one two and three years.
for notes payable n Bans, satisfactorily secured bearing
tcrcst, and a lien retained.
Sale will commence prompy at n O'clock with lots 31T,
sos 800 and $40 including te Dwelling Omni6uses usual
LlNuSLEI a CROCKETT, 81 College st.
r X. GLksCOCK. AurHuueer. tsci-h
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FI'HE Partnership heretofore shng beseen the unde'-
4 signed u th- Ard syie q y siisr Cooper,
soisrd D. mutual the Ia - NoVembe ass-
b. = Weller aud J. Atgan ainl- authorised 20 close
mp the hnues % tas IeIsna dotd 70 The nfr
make payment, and % having eii1s against u sil
pre.s4t sheen 10 either Or settlement WELLER, "a,
decs-Iw CHAs. b. COOPER.
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RArLRoAp.
9 e.
OPEN TO THoMPsONs srATIoH.
December u a.
lls aud Ihonpson's ssai.l
GOING SOUTHE.

~ ami sfter Wednesday. December u trains vii be
~ tween kashvls aud ThonpsQns station, Is fslaa..
GOING SOUTM.
Leaves Nashville al 640 A. 81, and P. NJ; arrives a.
fhampsons Al $50 A. ~, and as Pm.
KETCRNING-tezVes ThonPsan's al Is A. 81, azi ;
p NJ; arrives a. Nashville a. lo25 A. NJ, and 6Sv =. NJ
90 sunday the Morning Train ony "a BE- run, leaving
Nashville a. A. NJ, aud fhompsoIs ~ . An
80 Al Ihomrson's the stages Ct Carter, Thomas and
ioagh connect With the trains.
ThToash Ticsets ior MEMPHIS, WAYSEsBOR0, JACK.
SON, TtsCudBfA, FLoRENCk, PULASKI and coLUM
BA. Be procured tbs Gsner1 stage Once, under tie
YrTahdAa AofeL A. ANDERSON,
icel9 z. kag lad suVt
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DISSOLUTION.

TTHF Pariusuhp heretofore existing between The Gnder-
sEurd ira tie sod syle Of W ler Cook was dis
we'd By mutu4 De u November isst. n.
hyrg aud . w. HaEE alule al h1rEed % close up
of The Rarsous INDEBTED % the nrm
VII payment and those haFinr ellfns agansr h VII
present t-a ior sgiisUsut % ether D. s NsLLkk sA,
doos-lw a. d COOK
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NEW BOOKS
NEW ADDITIONS.

NEW ADDITIONS.
A MEMOIR Og S S PRENTIss
TOOK, NELSON CO. have Just received fresh supply
Of new publications such as
Life Ct sergent s Prentiss;
C1atliuay fl tae n1,r o. this distinguished and tai
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Catholic ard Protestant Nations Compared,
In their three fold relations 10 Wealth. know,el ge and
Morality. rs Rev. Napoleou Eousssa, q Paris.
Tie Contrast between Good and Bad Men.
Illustrated by the BIOGRAPHY and rsats u lhs Bible
2 vols, sya. by C. ~ Ing.
RELIABLE GOLD PENS.
sHEPrAGDs ACCOUNTANT. BARREL. COMMERCIAL
aud ENCLOSING GOLD PISS are acknowledged, - he
best Blok-Eeepsrs IN he city. BE- The and most rel
able Pen sold ia this adds onai supply Of The
yAr.oul 1.ads have just been recs-t,d ~
TOuS, NELsON 3 CO, o. C-ian -.
EE- Bssf qaag'y Pens Narrated for six moaths from
sale We require pens % b. retained straight in the sprns
10 raaus t.is purchaser 10 another GA thc warrant
NEW ENGLg~EE BOOKS.
" T. BERRY 4 co, have iast rc-uiv.l--
THE OLD PRINTER AN0 TBE N0DEEN FRE2s D.
Chsri-s KniFtt.
ONoE UPON A TIME by Kssht.
JOHNsOSs TYPOGRAPHY. v1ls
rHE LAND AZ LTvE ~. A literary spa risfrriai
sssieh boa Of BE British Empbe. D. Charles Kntstl
3 yois sra.
H.LFHoURs EnH TaE ASST AUru,s,. a.
chaElcs Kusht. 2EqA.
LEARNING AND WORKING six Lectarss ro.zsrnihs
as Tlrss And she nmos of uld ~ FredsFss ls8a
Marie, NJ A. chaPain q LlaeolHs Ian.
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For Memphis, NeNy Orleans, NJ. Louis,
ana louisville.

-TRI- WEETL y
T1HE splendid new passenger steamers CITY or HUNTS
& WILLIE, W. NEAvEE, Master leaves Nashville every
Monday at ~ O'Clock, m
?. G. CLINE, J. G HuE Master leaves Nashville every
" esiay at 10 O'Clock, m.
JOHN SIMPSON, W o. YEATNAS Master leaves Nashville
every Friday 90 IL o'clocs
Connecting Pldurh with the daily Louisville and Sc.
Louis United States Mail Boats, and Memphis with the
splendid New orleans steamers Bulletin H. 4. " Ill., Gee.
Collier and IuE5Ear.
The accommodation Of this line cannot be surpassed and
passengers win lj By lar the sFeelest OF travel
either North az south
For light gr passage apply TO
a. Z. DAVIS Agent,
oc.S 80 IT,. <. Nail Packet Office
- Can't r. UUFrIsin remain Orleans duiing
the present season. s agent The Nashville, Memphis and
Orleans ue 1f Nl.' Also for the
AMERICA AMI HUMBOLDT. an husiues iutrust-d o. his
or Tie boats will prompuy attended TO free OF
charge. LIgs'l a. L. DAVIS.
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Terms of Sale:

ON hand and for sale by
" CHARLES W. SMITH,
NO ID H RN Pill INNS,
Showing the Improvements in Travel and the newest meth
DDS OF reaching the Celestial y BY Csc WOOD author Of
"Peter SchemJhI IN America Ia two vols. lZno
trenchan satire upon life, manners and opinions Of the
day showing sharp contra between Old Jlhu BuUy rs
Pilgrims and those Of the present times. This work will
make sensation in the religious world especially among
the fashionable chur hes.
ALSO:
The WIDOW BEDOET PAPERS,
The LETTERS OF NINE De SEVIGNE
Mile OF TRURO. By the author # "Nara."
dol
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Trustees SALE of Clothing, &C.
HY,NI 3 SVHTEEnS

" I'LL sell faurday December E5t1. 30 o'cotk
~ WITHOUT E-sfHvE inFntr- % Ready Made Clnth-
inz q The LATEST MAKE AID afTiES With ane
meut g GeLuenea's Furnishing Goods, &e, &C. Icrls-
Casa.
y. BTh-s gools viii be p5ered private sac east
ern eat, gi.a1at charges, 1ufi he 2eth tasL
bENJ. 3. SHIELDS, Agent far Trust e,
d-.s-'t AZ Public square
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FRESH ARRIVALS!!

I. s. w. EAKIN Il co.
Lave receives 4 aong Lime OF SMALL
II CHECKED ma ODER PRINTS,
WIN large sdli;ions o. o.her sEAsgNAB-E GOODS,
shich Eakes thsir
STOCK C0EPLETEl
A. ths sessoa is advanced thsy sa close z their
WTNTER a. OBS canslnz % sTl- add assortment %
IRtss TRIMMINGS, MANTLE cLOAAs, shAWLS.
Bf4ANKEfs, &c, Sc, a. rriiased pfiees deco-im
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REpuCrIoN or IunBEa 70 NAsRYILIE.

sFrom Bridgeport inclusive, Lumber reduced
- per car load fr0r- f}rner rates.
From Cowa1 ,rmany inclusive, Lumber reduc 81
per car lOa@, rom former rates.
lumber from Shell yyle charged same as from Normandy
deCi2-;f II ]. A..
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AUCTION SALE

". Il. GORDON s. ca.
ON WEDNESDAY the 12Lh inst, We will CGcr at Public
" Sale, in usual quantities.
100 bags Rio Codee;
Il hhds. Fl Louisiana Sugar;
90 barrels do MOlasses
20J boxes Star Candles;
100 DO Talow do
50 boxes Bar Soap;
1900 kegs Shoenberger's Nails-all sizes;
200 boxes Manufactured Tobacco;
100 boxes Quart Fasks;
100 dozen Painted Buckets;
20 barrels Shutz's Xxx Pale Ale;
With various other articles.
Terms Of Sale:
All under 5000 cash all over 5000 and under
$500 30 days. all $500, days. approved
ENDORSED notes pay able in one Of the city banks
GecI1-2t W. h. GORDON & co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12

Ezy- We give place with pleasure to the follow
ing contribution from one If the loveliost Of the
fair daughters of Giles county:
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a Book Rare Humor.
NOW READY.
THE WIDOW BED0TT PAPERS 1! !

- - v " n " - q II II a
NOW READY
THE WIDOW BED0TT PAPERS !!
EDITED BY ALICE Z. NEAL.
19ao., wrTI THREE HATED ILLUSTRATIONS
ONTEETs:
Hezeki.h Redott
TIE Widow Essry's Poetry.
Widow jenkins Amnesty.
Mr. Crane Walls IN.
The Wriovs' DiscoGrses Of Pumpkins.
The willow Loses her Beau.
sIr. Craze about to Propose
Mr. Crane Va Ks out.
The widow Sets her Cap"
The WIDOW resolves q leave WicEletown
The Widow Trade with a Paddler
Discourse On various gcp-cs
The widow having heard that Elder sne is sick writes
to him.
Resorts 20 Elder SMILES for Religious Instruction.
The Viiov concludes 70 publ D..
Prepares 70 receive Elder sniff on Thanksgiving Day.
She -etrl 60 Grove in N, rear Of Edsr SMILES House
The |loF ares the tIisr AMI writes to her daughter
Mrs. J-p,-er S-la.
Tie Hev Nrs. SMILES abroad.
The Rev 2Irs Sn. Ms at h71le.
The Rev AFS snies expresses her sentiments in regard
to the P1r-c-s-s
Mrs Sn,al.s' sister NIaraire's experience.
Description Of the Donation Party.
Aunt NaEue treats OF the contemplated Sewing Society
at Scrabble DIV.
Auu; N rci-e's Visit O. Saht-wn.
Mrs. e. account Of Deacon Whiup'e.
MTs- nonlev's Recipe f1r Potstoe Pudding.
Morning Calls: or, Everybody Particular Friend
The New York 0issys having received an early copy,
tails oll1Vs Of this capital book
~ volume more fu q genial Alaor and rres tble Yam
Nee en- tfactr s not vet been Iu satiuo excepting the
experiences Il the renowned '-n Sirs' The 7nrd au-
th'Tess cut Ut - rath before had attained that dis
uAti on as writer, which ehe would undoubtedly have
cured had she been trd 20 he development cf al her
powers We wOGlt speak thus highly work Of mere
uor but tn payers cont admira satin Is upon
many u ue vices and oe. th-t nie- religious societies.
and therefore are the free to the book
For sale by rIec41 W. T. BERRY 4 Co
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Fun FhDUUAh, CAIhU MD MhMfHIo'
FI'HE Regular United States Mail a c-n -
i Passenger Packet, JOHN SNIP E.s7DrseSlss-S1
SON,W 4. EATNAN, Master will leave aSzz-@=zz=szs
for the above and all intermediate ports FRIDAY, the
14th inst, IL O'clock FOR freight passage apply
on board or to A. l.. DAVIS, sggut
Gecl2-2t At U. S. Mail Packet ONCE.
81 The DR. ROBERTSON viii carry freight pasen-
gers to c lnnect with the JOHN SIMPSON
S This is the ouly line Of boats that carries the L. s.
Mai, ana passengers can rely upon It's punctudity
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Particular Notice.

4 IL parties indebted @ he dru u MCCLANAHAN
y BRANDN particularly requested 60 al ami settle
their accounts D. TIE l3ti instant.
f- We compelled g. make CO iec1ns g. fF-y
business. [d,cS-lvl M.CLANAHAN 4 BAANUN.
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MEKCrEANT,N BANK
For PAnurAH. CAIRO AID MEMPHIS

LOT Of beautiful Checks this Bank, bUuGd in large
n and small books, a, been received by
decI2 BUG CHNRLgS W. SMITH.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-11-15
A Torcmrso srony-rLe Edi,or oi the

A Torc CHINO Srony - III. Edilor oi the
;sw York Nv, in passing this city lrf"y
eA his feIu-n IL t.i' ~ 'trnp 'll~, was NJ TIE
depot Of the Hudson River Railroad, Eas'
Albany, made acquainted with iraly
ptable, though no, unirequent circuin
stance. Says the r. litor standing NJ
the depot, we saw a crowd OF people sn'-
rounding five small rh 'dren one OF whom
was held by the hand man evidently il
the humble walks ot life lie was sad
and down.casi, and his situation had cvi-
den,y excited The sympathy OF the prisons
around. The crowd was one Of sympathy
and not of curiosity. The eldest was
girl Of aboat thirteen summers. Sh' held
ia her hands Il cage containing her favor
ite bird, and in the biuernes. OF early griei
she was weeping, the only remaining thing
that was peculiar abont the crowd, was
q rough aud narrow brx which might con-
tain the r'mans oi p 'r.on-pcrhaps tho
mo,h,r of those I'VE children.
lhe story MAS soon tolI. me man
had b. en- residen, OF Poughkcepsie. 20
better his condition, he concluded 10 move
west. lie had sold his little estate, .lld
wi h his wife aud live chlldrcl had started
on hi, journey He left his home on the
morning of Friday Of hst week. llo had
proceed d west as far As Omldi. llc!e
the train halted, and The wife took out f
the cars her youngest child. But before
she could re. on TO the train the cars hal
started. The husband jumped of and saw
cd the child and placed him on tn; train -
The IN ther attempted 10 follow. Sh' was
hit on the h cad by her foot, drawn under
the wheel, aas n, arly severed TON her
body. In few hours she di. d. On Sat
urday th, li;llc company thrned th 'ir fares
back to Pom, hkccp 10 with III dead wife
and mother. Thy had already rcsc he'd
Albany, and wer', alone, ani in grief,
waiting Tor tn train down to lake tie dead
for its burial to that sweet home sh. had
lett in health and hope only tw -four
hour. bcior'. Tn. group were among
the lowly in lie. But VIII, can mcasIe
their grici p Albany Argus.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-11-15

A LADY WHO WAS PRrskST AT THE
BATTLE Of SAnAruoA.-Mrs. Margaret
kfrtu, who is at present stopping at the
rcsidenc, Of hrF grandson, in 'hi' city, in
80 2 years Of age. She is one OF the few
7 markablo women Of tie r. volu ion, who
OK part in a mem rablc orcurrrnc 'ot the
srrugglriof American Independence. Her
hu.blnd Gilbert Martin, mas sergeant in
The army OF Gates, ard VA" cngag' d in tie
battle OF Saratoga Mrs. Martin, then
very young woman, was on the field during
both struggles constituting this battle, and
terminating in the defeat OF The splendid
army which Burg ync had transported with
pnch irnmca.e lab,r and eXp*nse fom
Canada. confidently anticipating that he
would be able with it 10 divide the army Of
tn pa,riots, and secure 81, lEeHy CinttD
in possession Of The Southern line Of d.
fences.
Mrs. Martin represents the struggle "a
mo terrific. Sh, says that toward ev,-
ming, when Burgoyne, maddcned by the
consciousness that all his splendid schemes
wcre sboat to b. defeated dir ,ctrd his who,o
reserve and cavalry iorcs upon ih. i.eb'
army Of the patriots, the contestants sto,
within hal musket grange oi each ohcr
and poured in their adly volleys, while
whole files on either side fell in tl,.r tracks,
and still neither CAV. ore inch.
Toward, evening, Mr.. MG,n, was
wound d in ih shoulder, and will, his
wife was in the nc, of sfixing bandage.
she herself was wounde IN the hand. She
says, Gilbert sPrang up like chaied lion.
Peggy sail h., IN g, and teach those
cowsrdy dogs better manners than 10 shoot
n, a woman,- and | saw him no more till
the fight was over"
OF such material were the men aid wo-
men Of tic Revolution.
We can readily imagine tba, tho field Of
Saratoga was a strange place for those Of
the softer SEX" Mrs. Martin. however,
has cvidea,ly been woman oi uncomn N
energy Of char c,er. Her franc still ex-
hibits evidences Of strength, and her eye
sparklcs a. she recounis the ed, of that
glorious day, or speaks of that coward
Gntcs, who s,aid safe and sound all the day
in his tent, and cared not for the men who
were Ing Ike sheaves in the harvest"
One by one, the survivors and land.
marks Of the Revolution are fading ayay
Try Wing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-11-15
SWALnS rELERRATED
PAN G. D. \,

L - - W y J - n.
sCRofrL>, cENsRhL DEBILITY, WHITE
rNELitNG, RHEoN>1fsA, blSEA-Es uF
7iiE itFEB 4 sSlS, .ND Nh DISEASES
ARIsIN; FROM inprRiTiES uf TiiE
BLOOD, AND TIE EfFEcTs Or MEsGiRN
CWhM PANACEA haS been Tor mere ihni %
" years celebrated Ia this country ant IN Enopr
far ~ extraordinary cures for the certificates 0i
which reference Is made 10 the directions aud hooks
(Which may b. h"i srasss) accompanying the Pun
artn.
Il has been nscd ia ho-pitals aud private prar,ice
and has Ia ~ the singular fortune ga b. recommended
by the IA '-t celebrated physicians and other enli-
n"nt persons. Among others hN
~ 6ibsoh, NJ. d., proi,ssof al surgery, Ia. Uni-
vrrsity.
Valentine uott, N. D., Prof of surgery, y. y.
U.yersity
w. p. Devices, NJ. D., Prof Of Md, Pa. Uni
verify
y. Chapman, NJ Prof OF rAy.', Ia. Uniger
r.. Pmkr, N d. Presr College Q! Physicians,
rhii.
Dr. Del vnllo, Prof Of Medicine, Havana.
Josc Eouranc. de Lnrz, Prot. oi Surgery, Lisbon
q. W. Irving, late Minister TO spain.
j. Chipman Member VI Royal College Surgeons,
Lonion.
SIR Thomas Pearson. Mai. General British Arnv
Gnhen Robertson, British Consul, &c, &c.
dnd, also, iho wonderful cures effected
ansli's Panacea, ha.e aT ngny years mnlr ia
invaluable remedy. The Pans.r,a does not cCntsi
Mercury in any Dfin, nnd being innocent preis
alton, IL may he g!ir 10 the most tender infant.
"ule Containing three half rin,s lor three both
or si
BEWARE or IMPosITION.
swain's PAnacea ls In round bottles huted lon
st1dinallJ, with tie following ku,fs blown Oh ,nt
glass
SWANS -PANACEA-PiIlLAD !"
ani having the name Jas. swain, stamped on the
SEALING WAY, and written on the label covering the
epTk und splendid engraving tor the sidt oi the
hJiile, CONFUSED Oi gruInetrc lathe WORK, tnhI'
prising nine dihcre.. lies, which have been tunnel
Tor thrcNciu-,e Gse of the Proprietor, hy Draper
20, bank note engrnyrrs, Of Philadelphia. In IN,
crntIe i. IA porlrai, oi The late WIN. swain, copy
right secured
Also, SWANS vERMlFUGE.
valuable Family Medicine, being n highly ~
proved remedy for all l-rusrs arising from debility
Di IN" digestive Org ms, snCh worms, Cholera
M"rbas, Dysehicry Fever and Agne, bleeding PILES
Shk iira,lndlir, Nr. AC, see the Pamphlet (Which
may he had 2ratis) accompany ing the Vrrmitrr.
Prepared only al SNlMS LABORA TORY, old
stiai, seventh ST.. below Chestnut, Philadelphia
All sold by all r-spt, table Druggist Ia The United
tarrs.
CAUTION TO THE PuBLIC.--Prrsons Sishing
TO obtain the genuine SWANS PAYACEA aud
SWANS VERMlFIGE, should he csre 'ul to ob
serve that the name oi SWAIN IL spelled rorrerty
on the b"itles aud lahrls or they may lie impustd
on by medicines made ia imitation Of them, by
person hearing tchut similar name, well cal
ouatrd To deceive.
Gcnrral Agent. for the United States
SClilEFFELlN, BROTHERS Co
10 William Street, ,vr oi Deeknan street,
J.e-Gm NEN-lORK
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-11-15

The Baltimore Nd. Sun, has seen an
OF corn grown on the Green Spring Manor
farm, m, assuring fifteen inches in leng, .
and having siehs rows OF corn, containing
637 grains. This, the Sun considers the
finest car il has ever seen, and tho Sun is
judge Of long ears.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-11-15
NOTICE.

THE subscribe iniorms the public 'ha, he is
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rep,r harnes-cs, saddlcs. irnks, e.. ~ ;hr
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