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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06

Meade NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Daguerre0-
ss and smbroypes taken daily In every Style In the mag
sen establishment 23 Broadway Goods Il Wholesale and
se1 Galleries, four doors above the Asor House,
IL public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06

- winter suits OF single be
reasonable prices In this hotel The location central
FURNISHING unsurpassed. There I've psrors, including
reception ladies. IL In immediate
splendid saloon In the world by private public
sakwsvs, where meals furnished from A. NJ. TO IL
O'Clock The language Of almost every naoa is spoken
n this establishment BY the proprietor supernendens and
warmed principle rendering the temperature equal
throughout the day and night JOHN TAILOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06

Pulmonary COnsumpti0n.- The Great
scourge ofour northern climate dsarmed Of half IL
since have,a remedy snguary ecacous WIsTARS
bslsam Of wild cherry II worthy Of the high reputation
which It enjoys.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06

Ill ' Z isss. '"e--''' oHASD S'hhk' o'ohA7~h
Ata metilng 81 The William Troop tlgh Guasds
day, tapimn issac y. TLoson 10 he chair, uAan
nuously
kesciftd. That The sincere fsnks his eofnpany
deftd I" he invited gucsss ior h~ fssors
hssons HAT he hanks q this rppany h. irnered W
our bte krWD. Durisnd, u JamaeA ~ * g4urax se1
Jon 70 our wants Wills ufon has Grounds.
hreoiysd, That hete fseoiussrns lie pubNshel
fcrf Herald ISAAC " TifIJUTsON. Chairman.
GEoheE ". TAYioR, sccressry
NOVA DAY GrARD-ATTEsrfOs.-T NgsBgRs
~ o. he shove Bpany requested Al hfsd
qgarsfs 90 bsoedvsy, On n lrcsy evening", Dor q
0cork, ~ proceed % hsrnufnH Mafe b. iuxtstn a r
Bsrrum, ~ Aiso he nysf quests aiy lnysa
os nepd. ~ order THOMAS q ffas rsgsAia.
NFo. NlHbrF s~cr~tsry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06

Forty Years Experience anu Practice I'm
diseases u the human hair by A. 0RANDjEAS, the last
twenty years had biz Office No Asto House. lie
fully nfoim hs patrons that he has removed No "a Church
sireet OF Barclay, where be may CONSULTED
Iom O'Clock A. N 10 O'Clock Il. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06

The Winter Fashion for Gentlemen's HATS
Issued time since by friend Knox, the favorte
hater Of New York They combine every excellence, and
have been adopted the sylen which should be by all
Ssnlemen who wish 70 appear posted on such matters
q Fulton street and there only these browning beauties
Of the be obtained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06

Messrs Barring Brothers. and Messrs Stokes, Hughes
feeyer, quote the market quiet and without much
change The following the quotations Of the latter
Mn-
U. per cent bonds of '64 ....... 95
massachusetts, sterling 5's. ................98a 90
New York SIS, stock 1860. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90k
P..nyvaDia IS stoek; ..................72a5a
fenLy lvania bonds sellers at. ............... 80
rn9.a Donos Observation-Disclosures. .!
Psonss Central Railroad is mortgage SO IS
Penney vania sterling. .88 90
, Illinois Central Railroad u
ihAA"S FFeeMhd III u 10
LONDON MARKETS.
nessrs. Barring Brothers report the iron market hrm
1T 90 Is s.. for Welsh bars and &8 6s 60 10s. for
rails Breaostufs dull. White wheat S2s S6s.,
red SOe. Sis. Sugar declined IS. 6s and market
settled. Coffee quiet, but firm.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
Hessrs. Richardson, Spence Co. quote slight decline
ssur Cd, and corn Cd. lever The weather had been
vcrable for sowing Western Canal flour is quoted -
g. ~ philadelphia and Baltimore, a.. 49, Cd
50s yellow 46s 3d. The circulars vary very much but
the above quotations come nearest TO the average.
At 43s. AS; Philadephia and Baltimore Ala, 48s.
Ohio 4ts 45s. Cd. White corn, 64s; yellow, 47s.
mixed 46s Cd. white wheat, lbs. Cd l2s IOd; red,
ns 3D. lis. Sd. Messrs. Maxwell, Herman, Cox Co..
and Bgiand Co. report -four Is. lower and quote
y similar to Richardson a. above.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET
Aessrs Richardson, Spence Co., report beef and pork
steady ut former rates, awaiting the announcement Of
the government contract. Bacon--American, wanted
eheese easier but not quotaby lower. IArd-Salcs Of
mail lots at 70s Tallow It's 72s, with large imports.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The brokers' circular Observation-Disclosures demand
An advance Pearls quoted at 4ts pots $685. Sd. Rosin
dun at A. ia ss "a Nothing doing IN spirits Of tur
quet ct as. pale rape and seal unchanged; palm in
setive speculative demand and slightly higher sales IT
$50 f62 Rice active ct former rates. No sales Of
Carolina reported. Tea quiet. Dyewoods steady.
Passengers by the America.
Ward bearer Of and lady Mr. Falon and Ia
e, Mss Gammie, MIS- Smith, Nj oConnor and lady, NJ
1sderson iady Mrs Bsimer Miss Powell Mrs Miss and
lsdy Rev Mr Ross, Mrs smith Mrs Mclaughlin Mrs
K6:rseys. " souh.,d ana ady Ms.s Higgins TSaEscn
sSaas. GSs Tss arsSs%
0ayson, Cayson Jr, Anger McKnig6i whitney. Maoomson
!eeAm. Kaye, Halliday, 0rumnond Hoppin, Loison, Cor
auheS Jones' Hagh Lan,sden Pierce zach
Nssssr Stewart Clark Smith, Bourassa Anderson Donald
Shdg, Baker Pierce, Atkinson, Pierce.
Shipping Intelligence.
VI At Havrs I'D Indus at Bristol; zd, Victoria at Graves
AZ room a r. oravssu
At nom Baltimore a aa.s A aas,, e. Gsayssend.
yde; I'd Neptune stephen Crowell sd Brdgewaer. from
sd for Boston I'D Arthur White from the Clyde 2oh Co
snia ftsm .Agcrossan I'D Moonlight from Liverpool
e Or Asnnsh 18th, Brothers, from Newry; ast Harle
E NJ: IA Oregon from 1.vssps ; a, ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06

Fancy Bazsar.-Tuttfs's Great Fancy Store
be visited and delight by thon.
sands daily We venture that tho great bazasrs Of
OYenAls, OF which read such glowing
contain greater variety Of rich and wonderful prodnc
of the workmanship skin Of every nation an
At this store Everything suitable for presents and for
Me toilet ewey toys Ac can be purchased here To great
err than at other the city.
FUTILE, No ats Broadway, Il the place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06

WhisJxeys Moussacnes Forced TO GROW
s,n weeks, by ongueni, ~hch viii not stain ius
ne skin 81 q oote; any part ri the country. T. o.
5RAHAM 5e5 Broadway; Briggs 81 State street. Albany;
g,aber ~ south third street, Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06

Hatehelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toap-os-
The best IN the world This original APP
pied IN welve private Bs WHY'S and Toupees
have mproy all others beng chef deuvres OF
elegance and durability peculiar 10 This establishment
BATCHELUK5, 233 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06

HOllOway's Ointment a Certain Cure for
salt rheum butte eruptons and scroa bad legs
sores and ulcers In all such this alabe ointment has
the 1T curative when used accordance with d.
recons that accompany each pot Sold a. the manufactures
90 Maiden ane New York. and 2i Strand Lonton by all
druggists, at IS cents, 62a cents, and 81 per pot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06

WAKEFIELD INDUSTRIAL HOME ASSOCIATION
w No 3-Tbe members ere hereby notified TO attend Tho
regular meeting Friday evening, The M inst
aud appoint the time for the sale II the lots Of delinquent
berH JOHN GOMMkKFORD, President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06

tnen immediate wants and there having been some ar
rivals OF nee there good supply VI the better qua
mies, which was freely offered and but wantei:
hence The decline The general tghtness Of money, and
ue inciea ipg dunes Manchester also con ira
to the depression.
hessrs. Dennstoun Co. and the orose-s' circular
agree with ire above quotations, out authorities
call mddling Orleans 8 ii. 49, miading MOBILE ole,
and upands middling 5 7-16.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The London money market exhibited rather more
strngeney, but eonsols had nevertheless advanced To
ts4 Ss2s owing to the favorable rumors a6oat. The
hank rates Of discount had not been changed The bull
lion In the Bank had the extent OF f58 900
No week.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Messrs Barring Brothers, and Messra. Stokes Hughes
a Fewer quote the market quiet and without much
change The following the quotations Of the latter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06

('ott~t rEn TOx rfDrR o. rgR BsRRgi
/, 80 49, 81 teur@s' y hs.s-sy 80 49, 4
80 e&Httf4 - - tFsr1sUts $50 esfFsf~i frx
tetf - - .sN* tsfrff A. eHefssf ff.st 49, y
rffSsf. NwMBssfN Agp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06


(yEETREvTLLE COURSE, l.. I-TROTTIrG.- TUFs
~ day Dec. n, at 2 O'Clock, p. N.--Asch, 5000 Nile
heats, best In 10 hafnesa. Warren PEABODY names
Tacopey Hiram Woodruff b. Know Nothing To be
q good day and track. JOEL cOrKLIs, Proprietor
DID HOUSE, UARLFM.-TRoTTfSG- PURSE or
IL so, inside sskf - horses that never won
mouty; Nile heais best three IN hvc. % saddles To OF
Friday, Dee. fnires before O'Clock y.
the sh inst, Brooke Hotel Third and Ioh
g. BROOKS. Proprietor oi nc TRAIT
TrEfoN COURSE T.. I-TROTTING. MONDAY, DE-
cenber 10 a. two O'Clock precisely mssh sor 81 20
uue heats. 20 Vim. WhreN b. n JAKE
Oakley H. Pnier names sontsg THIS Vii
on wilbou, regard 70 weather
SHAW WHITE. PROPRIETOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06

Lovets Wahpene Will Restore Gray Hair to
liz nal bs dness Call and convince
selves 1872 Broadwas above Eighth street. at the branch
Office, 10 White street, one door west Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06

The Great Mhnllng Remedy for Asthma,
consumption and all diseases of the throat and lungs Dr.
tn u. geana Thousands have hess restored TO health the
sold Ia o. II RING 100 Broadway Price only 81
Dr. Curtis win be At the Office daily from 10 70 o'clock where
he may be consulted free OF charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06

A NEW COMIC PAPRR-YoUNG AMRRIcA.-A SAT-.
ricA Illustrated weakly paper, with the above title, win be
pub ahed early In Deoomber "a number, ~ ~
per Subscriptions and Contributions addressed
70 7. w. STRONG, Publisher % Nassau street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06

Drugglsts' Fancy Goods Excl usiveIy.-
Tooth nail hair and cloth brushes peromsry SOAPS, puff
boxes pomades tweezsrs, Paris toiei articles aud
fancy sold by druggists. RUFUS X MCHAkdH
ert.l
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-17

ILS-i.o oo ksgs saos mergers Nails 10 tore and
2 sale b (jJll ~ o. 6nRhcN ( CO.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-17
From .he Union and American.

Speaking OF the removal of public officer,
The Patriot declares that 1.-THE people will serunze
with a JEALOUS eve the policy of coDdeming and
crushing subordinate officer without hearing"
Sucb being the Patriots opinion, should be glad
TO know what that paper thinks 0! the policy OF
the following cath:
you do soleuny and sincerely swear
that If it may be done legally, you will,
When elected or appointed to any official station,
coniering on You the power to do so, remove all
foreigners, aeas, or Roman Catholics from Office,
&c.-Seco'.d Degree R'soto Nothing oath.
Neghbor we have before Us a little pam
plilet. with salmon colored back, containing
the organic law of secret society called the
= DEMocRATIc REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATION"
1t las been furnished US by gentleman to
whom it was given last summer, with press
ing invitation to him to call at the Union and
American office and assist in forming an Assoc
citation under it, Now we think of the poll
cy" of the foregoing oath, what we presume
you think of the policy of the following para
graphs from the aforesaid salmon, colored pam
phlet:
lit (the State CounciD shall be the head Of
the organization for the State Of - and shall fix
and establish all SIGNS, GRIPS Pass. WORDS, OBLI-
LEGATIONS, LECTURES, CHARGES, Qualifications
for MEMBERSHIP, and all such work as may be ne.
cessary.
St shall have power to adopt any and erery
measure it may deem necessary to secure the success
of the organization and the triumph of Democratic
Republican Principles, provided that nothing shall
be done controverting this Constitution, and pro-
vided further, that in all political and MAT
TIERS Including 4" social matters of course, neigh
Dor! its members may be INSTRUCTED by the sub
ordinate Councils"
There are many things in this little salmon
coIored pamphlet which challenge attention,
and which we shall comment on rs we have
leisure.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-17

JUGULAR AND CoNJUGAL.-A correspondent of
the Boston Journal writing from New York, tells
the following story of something the opposite of a
Love Chase:
An incident transpired here last week that has
made some talk among the parties who have had
knowledge of the matter. A lady from the State
of Maine came to this city last week on her way
10 California She had as arms two revolvers and
bowie knife. The conductor purchased her a
ticket in the California steamer and she left in the
vessel at noon. Her story ths:--A short time
since her husband obtained possession OF all her
wealth, converted all he could into gold and then
deserted his family took ship and started for the
started for the land Of gold, round Cape Horn.
But this is not the lie took with him female
not his wife. Injured and maddened, the wife has
started after the recreant lord; not from love- but
hate; not to recover possession of her Ascending
husband, but to administer to him deserved chas
tsement; not TO take him back, but to shoot him
and his companion. Wind, weather and steam
permitting the lady win reach California sometime
in advance of her absconding mate. He WILL no
doubt, be rather surprised to meet her ladyship
the California landing; and unless sea sickness
shakes the wrath out of her, the meeting will not
be one OF the most conugal that can be i'm ,gined
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-17
For the Nashville Patriot
Motion of Wheels.


MEssRs. EDIToRs.-The Scientific American"
in Volume 9, No. 50, page 279 says that all parts
top and bottom, of common carriage wheels, move
with the same velocity; and many persons say the
same.
| say the top moves twice as fast as the carriage,
10 times faster than the bottom, ald nearly hori-
zontal. Near the bottom the motion is down--it
stops as the center of motion, and then starts up
and that no two 81 Okes parts in a wheel at the
same time. Gf rolling on the road have the same
motion, or move in the same direction.
Take wheel six feet in diameter, mark the bot
tom A, front B. top C, back D; roll it forward one
foot; will rise two inches, B will 90 down twelve,
and forward ten; will go forward twenty four and
down two, D will go up twelve and forward tours
teen inches, within fraction of these numbers,
And ifany person or journal, as worthy OF not ce
as the Scientific American, will again say that the
Mississippi river is running up, think | can con-
vince them of their mistake.
The printer got my treat for solving the puzzle the
other day. Another chance will risk from one to
one thousand dollars that what have said above in
regard to the motion of wheels is correct Cut your
cards quick and deep, for this is a chance to get
something worth having, and to settle the ques-
ton.
Yours, &C., SAM'L W. ADHESION.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-17

million Of dollars with tax assessed to meet her
bonds, and in view of the nationality of the pro-
ject and the future of Tennessee, he could but sup
port the measure. Were it Dot for the nationality
OF the measure, be was free TO say, he would hes-
tate. California had donated her public lands,
Texas had given seven millions of acres OF her
public domain, and Arkansas had appropriated
nearly halt million of of land to aid in build
ing the road and Memphis had subscribed for three
hundred and fifty thousand dollars OF stock to bring
it to our Western borders. He was willing to give
the sanction of the State 70 Memphis, and secu-e
if possible, the Pacific Railroad through Tennessee.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-17
From the New Orleans Delta Of the 9th inst
ErnFn Texas.

The steamship Mexico, Captain Iawless. arrived
yesterday from lndanOla and Galveston. There is
some excitement IN Galveston, growing out of a
speech made in his place in the Legislature, by Mr.
Sherwood, one of the county members, which is
deemed by Mr.. Brown, his colleague, to srnack
strongly of Abolition. From the opinions of Mr.
SHERWOOD as expressed the occasion referred to-
Il conld draw no other conclusions" he says "than
that he regards slavery as moral evil; as heeting
and temporary institution; as destructive of the
soil and blight upon the energies and Industrial
resources of the South; as destined gradually to
give way, in State after State, from Delaware south
ward, to the free population of the North, tending
to its final extingushmeut through the agency Of
colonization; placing the South at the mercv Of Com
gress as HE tribunal possessing exclusive jursdic
ton over the subject of slavery in the territories
ana IN practical effect according to the spirit OF bis
opinions and arguments limiting the existence of
slavery to the time when shall no longer possess
ne" territory in the Southwest for its reception"
The Democracy of Galveston have called on Mr.
Sherwood to resign -
SAN ANToSIo.-The Western Texan give lively
account of business at San Antonio Some two
hundred Mexican carts had arrived within a week
from the coast, loaned with goods. A cart carries
three or four thousand pounds at toad. The
Ledger says, a few DAYS SINCE some twelve Indians
were seen in the vicinity of the Medina, some egh~
teeu miles from San Antonio. They came up a
party Of Mexicans who we're out some distance from
their rancho, and pursued them a short distance,
but evidently had no idea of overtaking them.
small party started in pursuit and soon struck the
trail but whether they succeeded in overtaking them
was not known.
When the news reached San Antonio, in twenty.
five minutes company Of U. S. mounted Iifemen
left in pursuit
During the speech of General Houston, at Bas-
trop, last week, he was frequently interrupted In
endeavOring to quell the disturbance, Mr. j. Smith
became involved in ARRAY with two men named
McGnnis. The Ad0eTtiser saws "Mr Smith got
black eye from one of them-knocked one of them
down, and shot the other; the bail entering the
feshy part Of the left arm and coming out Just be-
low the shoulder blade; making flesh wound,
little painful, doubtless, but not dangerous"
The Advertiser says that the Interruptions alluded
to- were censured by good men of all parties
The Galveston News learns from reliable private
correspondence, by this mornings mail, that the
Texas debt bill, will probably be accepted by the
present Legislature. The public debt committee
OF the Senate have indeed reported against it; but
one who has good means of correct information,
thinks the bill will be carried over the report by
majority OF one or two. The vote will be too close
however, to enable any one to speak with much
confidence of the result.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-17

There are at the present time in the parish
prison in New Orleans, under sentence of death,
no less than five persons who were convicted Of
capital crimes last winter and spring in the First
District Court Of that city. There names are james
Henry Costlow, James Shields, Patrick Kennedy,
John Melvin, and Manuel 0breson. The last named
was convicted of arson, the rest Of murder. In all
these cases appeals have been taken to the Su
preme Court Of the State, and will Decided upon
this month or next
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-17
800 8eward.

UNAWAY from the subscriber, living in Bedford county,
~ on The 18th inst Negro named TON, about %
years Of about feet 10 inches hgh weighs about $50
pounds very DARK complexion lie Is good scribe, and
signs hs name Thomas MAdey" lie well dressed
when be len In good suit Ct dark entles aud atek hat
he wears hos hair plated and very likely negro lie Is
suasc aiming for Tree state aud has probably supplied
himself win free papers. viii give the above
bis apprehension and confinement in jail get him
again. W O. nGiIT
declo-dAWu Shelsyyiio, Tenn.
Louisville Journal" win please copy 10 The afaoGIs Of as
aud send 6i 30 tsis onice for payment
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-17

THE USURY LAWS N SovFa CAEoLrNA-The
Courier has passed the South Carolina Legislature:
''that from and after the passing Of this Act, no
bill Of exchange, OF promsory note, made payable
at or within ninety days after date, or not having
more than ninety DAYS 20 run, shall, by reason Of
any interest taken theron or secured thereby, be
sui cct pr visions of any law Of this State for the
prevention VI nsury; nor shall any person or per.
sons drawing, accepting, endorsing, signing or ncgo.
listing any such bill or note, ~ lending or adyauc
ing any money; taking more than the present
rate Of legal interest for the hnan OF money OF any
sach bill or uOte, be subject 90 any Law relating 20
usuFy, OF any other pcnahy or forfeiture"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-17

of the country. All honor to them, therefore,
for the firm end manly support they have Civ
ed Mr.. Fuller Let every National American
in the House cooperate, should the contest be
still further prolonged, in their efforts to elect
Mr.. Fuller, and they may, in the end, achieve
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-17
ARMSTRONG s. CO.,
NO. 90 MARKET ST., NASHvILL E, ,
Commission Merchants
AVN n IL u q T GRNTS

NO. 90 MARKET ST., N NASHVILLE
Commission Merchants
AND N0FACTURERS AGENTS,
NOR the sale of Machines, Agricultural implements,
Il Building Materials, a., sc. The annexed is lst Of
may always be found at their sore and at
tie lowest cash prices:
MACHiN IMPLEMENTS, sc.
Threshng Machines Horse Powers Corn Cob Cruher
(iitle Gant) Frltons Portable Grs MILL Cutters,
Corn Shelters Bedwels Smut Machine Chd's Grain Sepa
rator Wells Seed SOwer Corn Planters, Cutivator, Har
rows Ploughs Of all kinds Churns Meat Cutters Scyhes
Forks Rakes Reaping and Moving Machines Fan Ms, &C
BUILDING MATERIALS, &c, &c.
Window sash, Venetian blinds, Marbezed iron Nantes,
Window Glass OF all sizes Hydraui Cement, Plaster Paris,
Chain Pumps Force Pumps, Garden Engines, Iron Chairs,
Iron Sc tees, Iron Safes of all sizes.
PAINTS. OILS, &c.
White Lead White Enc Brown Znc Stone Colored Zinc,
Pants Of I'll coors Putty, Whiting Linseed Oil, Lard oil,
1urpentine varnshe Mineral Pa Mt Glue PANT brushes,
Rosin, Copperas, Paint Mills &C, &C.
Il TILIZ IS.
Guano and land Plaster. We keep large stocks OF these
articles on hand.
Sc EDS.
Clover Timothy Blue Grass, Herds Grass, Orchard Grass
Barley &c
We arr also agents for Peace's Celebrated Excelsior Rail-
road Horse Power Threshing Machines. We have
assortment Of these Machines hand will furnish them
at Manufacturer prices transportation al led As the de-
mand will be beyond the supply those who in want Of
them had bett buy soon.
decI4-d1t twkW3m ARMSTRONG co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-17
FOR SALE.

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOr.-we are now on,ring
fr sale that commanding site College Iii known
the 'CAMPskL Place" The Lot $50 feet on Mar
ket situated opposite the Rutedge Property and il
offered TOR about what the Lot Is worth
decl6l LINDsLEY CROCKETT.