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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28
AMERICAN SENATORIAL cOavRN.s
 TIGN.

FlrrEEE7n Ulsrarr. Delegates from the several towns in. the Fifissnih Senatorial District, will meet in Convention al the Hoiei of Charles $. Church, in Wolconvitle, on Friday ihe 7th day of March 1855. q; 10 o'clock A. Nj for Inc purpose ef nominating csndidatr to rrp- resent said bistfiet in the next Legislature.
 Each town is entitled 10 twice fiie sam. Der of Delegates lhat ii has Representation,
 Per order nf shp District comu,itlcr.
 Liich6eld, Feb. 26sh 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28

EvrRros CsAAER oi Woodbury went on T sfTes lasi week. enjoyed himself for two or .isrre days, and concluded hy disturbing the Methodist nneeting as Shat place cr. Sunday evening. He vas placed under MT Sedgwick's care oa Monday. II cost Everson thiry-ffve dollars and new over coat 10 get inia jsil. anl will fake ss much more 10 ges out. . N
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28

TT When is marsiase eoh.alN,naled is srconing A t,itr legal qu.ssioa. In a ease al Syracuse. N, F., ihe o,Lst day. u Judge undertook to say when a marriage is nos copsunin,aisd. < constable had levied npon the property of ,uab. and sold it, Il,e owiser c'al,ned that he was married f5aH add sle property was exempt by law, and sued .lse constable for damages. On lhe, ,tfiai t was shown that .ti,s iiiarriage ceramony was performed about two he,irs brfose tiie levy YVES. iAads. aud the court decided that ,ae marriage lad hot yet been consuinmaird, and tife rentvlsinant was not a married nian within tho meaning of ths statntr. rhs levy wss therefore hold 10 be good. -.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28

n SAVED n "A Isdv Iri<nd -I Io.. ,...,. z. Ntre s6 much diesseed ss ,& 2Isrs2 s ii <, fr'ends. vas completely Seot13s3 1o1 h&r 6snei heallh lAlwsy& d6IIr1{c3 f6npIS TT 4lyS sisS sf WssiaFs Bstsampf Wild Cherry. t is worthy
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28

LAMrsraDLE Many of our feadeiS have doubtless seen in the city papets {our own among the rest articles from tho pen of R, E Cur,iss, y.ang mah of ability. Mir Car,iss diedtat Shakopee oi, Friday last. aged 24 years. Young. talented; su- bilious, hc has been stuck down by that unsuitable deuon of tlcll-RuM! He was a native of Norwich, Ct. and has x father and relative, fesidinsin New York State. .-i& Paul, MA, Tmes. e.......s
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28

cAso Wsl7wo.-R. c Los. r:dgs of Nos.hsilIe sssds IT sample of his skill h cardS lfing, and we think we never saw | surpasssd U an engraved csrd. Mr L is 2 iraehsr of Praaaaashiip. aud his woslss shows that hs is eoppetens to sise tssk.
 ET Ne sidirgs yet os tAe iost sssaesr pasifir \
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28
New Haven. Feb. ls.l. 1856.

BaoxEHEa Rma.The Bard stown (Ky., Gaxeife, says that sssy 4siaenlar sosear-s renee has happened, and occasioned rpuch talk. in an adjJcPnt comfy. Some time since preacher, and n most excellen. man. became much canceriIed on account of the Hpifitnal condition of one of his felDaie s flock. very exemplary lady, and hngged her so zealonsly that he broke Ter ribs By jndicions tfeatnent she was set al right Lately, when the husband returned home. he found that the reverend gentleman had again been there, and again broken his Nile's ribs. We are assured these things have acfnally occurred, strange as they may seem. and ihe parties are persons of the highest responsibility!
 The more that democratic measures and principles are understood, ti,e better they are liked. and the more they are conrasied with the notions of their opponents, the piainer Is seen their superiority.
 Register.
 fLLCsTRATloS.-In 1859 the Democrats carried every State bni four. The people have ffai three and halt years to learn more about Democracy, and the party now has but eleven States andthose all Southern States carried on the issues which make the Administration so obnoxious to the Nortl,.-Courier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28
Massa.cis snive csssss scrorniS fr..,.rs

Nnn tisilson, Jf eep't nSasfef. of Rrliins 4. han,, Mass. wriscs. hsyc been afflicted wififa Scrotul0as iiamef i0s fssany yeass. Il tried many inssiIsisies hy the sdxice 0f phy s;- cians, but iDund 10 selief i; at last isied ye,sr saise. and in 2 sfnrf limo is cnrsd me. N Il csusd pos get stsv,her box wifhofi pa,inr fiye d0siaFs, T sifueid give 1t. S1
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28

HoELowAy's 0lS1NEsT AND Ifxrs. \ wonder. iui Cure oi Uleessin tue Leg. Ffpdefick IiIid. of iisusfoh, Fexas. q ior rirI,t ease .ith seven uicers n the leQ, like ahn Esrs of l nnies .hiei disebssged cOhfind6lIy sn<<) fe ss. Idesed hls Ute aneai the aFeasest wrefchednsa he hccssns wssrse. at lpst hs had fscourss Id Holloway 's Oinfmenf and riIle, nud by pefso. ring with these senlrdisesccofdinrto 10 me rfiI,:ed direeif1ns taf nine Meeks. M lwxs fa Ijrs llv cured asd is s.azs atis ln wsik hefler fkss
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28


 IF The M. E. Church in Bi1mingham, is having a very large revival of religion. At East Canaan, they are also enjoying the special influence Of Gods spirit. Meet ings are frequent and fully attended A number are hoping and others are anxious.
 A GREAT REMEDY FoR CossuMrrIos.-- Those who have suffered from Night sweats. a constant Cough, Spi,,ing of Blood, and scomplete Prostration. can appreciate the yalue of n medicine that will perms. nelly care these alarming symptoms. To all who wonld find remedy, we say. Try Dr. Rogers' Sysup of Liserwort. Tar, and Csachalagna. which has received the strongest Testimonials ever given in favor oi any expectoran, medicine. To bs had ss any Drug Store.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28

CoRN AND RUM.-It is curious fact and n sad one. that the pfesenthigh price of food ,is partly owing to the enormous demand for intoxicating drinks. Corn, instead of heinz converted into wholesome food, is changed into a poisonous drink. This demand for intoxics,iag drinks, however. is not caused by greater consumption in this country, but by the immense foreign demand consequent on the eastern war and the faiiufe of tie vioe in Southern Europe. Since the first sf September, the exports of rum from Bostou have reached 450, 900 gal ions.and from New York they have reached 400.O00 gallons in three weeks. The price of New England Rum, when the war com mencsd, was 30 cents gallon, now it is 62. with an activity of demand that keeps ell the distiIIeriss in f.,ll hlast.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28

F,Rsr IN TIE FIgLp.-The Democrats pl the l7th District have held ,heir Ssnstoriai Convention and nominated Mir. N. D. Ste: yeas, of Norfolk, for Senator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28

Amsrican Conrentaon-.eza11ard FSllmorS
 Nominated far rres1dsNes aud Andrsw
 Jackson Done1soss Tor Eaee Rfes1Hent. T
 PniLADxx,pusAS Esh. ss.
 Insthe Convention ic-de3. bissisn to proceed 10 nominaiion Nas passed. sud baIs0tlinu was about to comnleaee, when Mrs Rerklns Fl goMn. snaounred the e. cxssionof the delegation from that Star. The Massachusetts delegation followed. together with those of Rhode Island and Ohio, and portions of Illinois. Iowa and aPennsy ylvania. szssss..sassAss
 One ballot was then had, resulting % follows: Fiilmore II. Law s7, Garrett Davis I3, Judge McLean !. Commodore Stockton 8, Gen. Houston (. Bell s. Eras- fus Brooks Kenneth Raynor ., Camp bell Of Ohio II Guv. Johuson |, John N. Clayton |. .
 Finally Millard Fillmore was nonrninated for President. and Andrew Jackao0 poael- son for Vice President. Tho informal ballot gave Fillmore Il. Geo Law 23, Judge Mclean ., Stockton 8, Garrett Da. wis l3. John Bell s. Johnston 3, Efastus Brooks |. Sam Houston 6, Kenneth Ray nor 3. Campbell l, Clayton |.
 On the formal ballot, ia the evening ses- sion, Fillmore had l79, Law 2i. Ray ..cr IA, Mclean l3. Miliam Fillmore was declared nos,inaled amid the most hearty applause. For Vice President, the follow- ing was the vote: Donelson. l6t, Gardner l2, Raynor 3, Walker 8, Stewart 3. ssi Both nominations were declared uaani. nous. Donelson returned thanks great enthu. | siasm prevailed, and the convention ad. journed siae dis.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28

TRULY SPoKEa.-The Buff;,lo Repu5l,. can. soft democratic. organ, does not fear to utter the truth boldly in regard to tho
 wicked mismanagemeat of Kansas atfairs
 by the administration. After enumerating
 the ou,rages and murders directly commis.
 ted or instiga,ed hy the officers of the gen. eral goserntaent in Kansas. it says
 These, and the like of these events
 crowded and crowaing i,sio the days and
 months now passing, are the direct and na- tural, and therefnfe the intended. results of the administration of federal affairs at Washington. It is the inevitable inter. 1 ference of common sense that the present
 administration of the general government is responsible for the anxiety, the troubles, ! the confusion, the anarchy, iRe destruction of property, tse violence, tha house-burn ing, the lynchings, the murders of kansas. While the President invokas all good citizens !" to promote order ny rendering
 obedience to law" he persists in retaining
 in office Indian agent Clark, who cooily
 shot dead 'l'hos W. Barker. oase of the
 most respectable and peaceful cnikcns of
 Kansas; continues h office posi-ihaster
 Jones of Westpof,, Mo, who under pts.
 tence of being shptitf in Kansas, got np 1 tie foray agaihs, EawreGce, and susiaiIs
 by government patronage tli. Sdnaiier Soc
 yerrign and other eRee,s on the Kansas ! border ,iiai openly counsel in every issue the mnrder and exlermination of the free state settlers. Snch is the Presidents >re- l, gard for law and order. uttered in the un. I lnistakable langhage Of action.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-20

TABLE MATS, Iron tohen Lamps, Brass BrittAn-
mia, ant Jap -nued CAudcstc.s and Lamps. Iron, Tn
d and Eu.me Ssuyc pAu; ooVe stretchets Cup, MoTs
Cak- Turner's Clothes Fins Ac grsAt variety OF
Heus-iaruishtog Go MACklNZ'E WILSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-20

rsv Prsparsd aBd sosd At ia NaEtsi street. se,-e~
Stk and 5g 81 Louis Nc, and $40 brosauay, AeN iofA
for sale IN NsahgillS. 81 AAnuf1elalers Pflrss. p
EWlN BkOfHEke.
o. ~. aENpEk<HoTf-
Also ~ sAis Pref woods orisntai eanstiss Ls1snl
.uf Vesststts tIa- Ps szrrEated bitter thaa aay ekas
he msneY IN AZ casrs rssbtea- zee cfcaaf 20 A -
osaszsy iuforsnatian sith 4genta-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-20
BLOCK TIN, BBITTANIA AND FLANIsHED

LEATuEs BUSTERS Z Al ,ires, and at Low
L prices MACKENZIE WILSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-20

ID ECElyED this day, hssdsOms AssOTtmeut of Dosoui
mArchl5 II McGILL
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-20

Bars RKsruEkrva-ln columns to-day uih be fouod
Prof Woods adyei iepent Of the above article 10 when
We call sttenton What has have Witnesses up
on several OF opr Re9uantances IN ST. Louis Hair onee
grey view, bscs brown. the case ighi De
being color early manhood, and ~ hue and osJ
sk and whdnt other application than the hestor
ative u hss done this upon others viii bot DO he
sam. s,r any Of cur readers "ostv hross" Her
once Ike the locks of Lockiel- Warke CHIEF fhs
viii try itf We hink so-acksoHrtAe GsasfasEiaoa'is
Oct 5. lss8.
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Canary Cages.

I'VE have received rom New ork the nne't collection
w Bird CIg-- in Nsshv e They o. al
patterns Asd designs aud ori ~ moderate pri-
ees MACKENZIE a WILSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-20
PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
JUST Published,
THE HOWARD AsSnCIArInN. Phi

THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PhiIa.,
y EPoRT ON sPERMATORRHoEA, or Seminal Weakness,
~ Impotence the Vice Of Onanisu Mssiu baton selt
Abuse, ana other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs with
count Of the decepions Qusc ard valuable
ADVICE 20 the Afflicted by Gro R. ClLHoUN M D., Consult
ing surgeon OF the Howard Association FhSrelphis Pa
benevolent Institute established y special endoVen
or the relief OF the ck and distressed afflicted with "Vru
lent aud EPdem'c Diseases" copy Of the above Report
vii be sent by mail Gin sealed snvelope) Free Of Charge
on the recepto Two STAMPS for postage ADDRESS Dr. GEO.
4 CALHOUN. 20. South NkTH st., Philadelphia, Pa.
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TO Dru&giStS


And Dealers in Fancy Articles.
UBIE Extracts Soaps Pomades Toilet Powder Laven-
IL DR.. &c.
Low Brown ani White Windsor Soap. OK Marrow and
MYTls Penn Gtum.
Low Honev Tablets, Rypophagon, Shaving Palm Soaps
CLEANERS Honey Soap Shaving Cream, Clarified Marrow,
B-ar'- Grea 2, &c
MOTTET's Orange and Rose Waters in bulks and
B0fsies.
RINMEL'S Hsndkerrhief FV'Tacts a0d Toilet Vinegar.
LAUR ANCES HarGoves strsI Rubbers BathGioVes and
Washing Psd..
TOOTH and NAIL BRUSHES French and Englsh-a large
assnrtneHt.
HAIR BRISHES-FngIish- Frerch ard German
CLOTH HAT \ SHAVING BRCSHEs-Au kinds and sty les.
TURKISH TOWELS -iogeng busters, &c.
C0MBS-BUf 40 Ore sing, all prices aod styles.
sPcNGES-Mediterranesn, Paris, Venice and TurEey-a
large assortment .
TAYIORS London Mustard iH kegs io and bottles.
TAYLOR Arrov Root Home thcC hacotte, Broma,
PIVER's Blue Pot P0Hatum and Toilet Powder.
Imported and ale lnw prirss "
SCHIEFFELIN BROTHERS & CO.
WHOLESALE DRUGGTs g.
naEly-2wl No 10 William be- kman NV YonE.
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THIRTY HEAD OF BLOOD HORSES,
Superhne Flour.
SHIRT BOSOMs.

AVfNG made arransemsnis with Mr.. ". L. Waters q
ksp suppl ed With his surerhne Tour pat up u
'aEs for family an nov ready 10 suTpy the dsmand,
md "~anant" every bag. ID. G. RUMsEY.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-20

G Y. Z OsTIcz, YAEoALIA, June 81 1854.
PROE WooD D-DeAr sir IL take pleasure IN bearing to
untary testimony the excellence Of Hair Restorative
Three months ago my hair very sIey Il h nou daTk
brown the original oF) smooth and glossy The only
application have made % Il has been the HAIR Restorative
prepared by YOU and which from the result In own case
Can most cordially recommend 70 others
Respectfully Yours.
EDWARD WOLCOTT.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-20
New Goods.

7 AN now receiving nv stock % SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS ard would b. pleased 70 show them 10 my
tome and the pubic generally. SAM PRICHITf,
arl-lm No. 81 College ST.
Al.O-Ju-t r.c.ived. scoTTS SPRING AND sUMMER
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new YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From S. NJ PETTINGILL cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
119Nassau Street, HEw YORK,
And No. 10 State street, BosroH.
P. Co., Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United states ano
the CanadaS
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Livery Stable.

N-Eg - Iva Oud uigaad having taken r.
CxtE =. zs the sJab ,.srAst street, Nash y -
t@fL~Tr1 h,, Tenn two dsoGs below TIE IAA
~ IIu and oJ.ro- TO- TIE Mansion House form.
,ry occuritdty Hammer r'-ueruF uucrs that
D., " D. krp hand good haira lyh e,, 10 he et 70
the hiring public nu reason tiay term.
lie is preltd ttk~ Of, IA a. bet manuer, all
Horsts rit With him, ither boarding b." lrsvricT
AIS blc :, uat-d ,otru.a rutiuvsl aud D. MI
Iecp none hut expereEcet osc aud the bcE udeI
he market can adord. Terms moderate.
ian 2G--dtwtwly r. :. PAtftRsON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-20
WANTED-Agent' to sell Van Anden's Portable Writing
PATENT ELASTIC SKIRTS

= COTTENET g. co., Importers OF French and
other European Goods, No.. 4 y Broad street.
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Il L. OF. w 90 DIS

TT HAS WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE
TVNHAT 81 he bald and the grey be restored perfectly
20 original growth far their iocks concerned
does not adm a doubt, besides Il viii cure every possible
disease Of scalp whether developed sncruf Itching
or in The sfape euaneuus euptiouseVen scald hrad
and in no possible will q i 0f curing. BY magic,
nevJuS periodical headache, and used twice week by
the Young regularly viii preserve tie color, aud Keep he
hair from falling to any imaginable age READ JuDaE
LO5ANsPOST, la, June 2sth, 1875.
Messrs. o. J. Wood Co:
GESrs Yours of the 18th duly 20 hand. EDcosed
please SSs being the tor sir Restorative
have cold L. All. Il you choose ycu EAy send sin
dozen bottles Hair Restorative think sell IT, IL has
worked MirHclss this plasc. sold sN 81 bottles,
thai vas bald and fetched hair out all over bis hssd
Yours respectfully,
b. II GRIDLkY.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIsCHBR & scHELL's GenT Advertising House
APPLEIos' BUILDSe, 546 and S4s Broadwsy-
Late No. so Nassau Street.
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PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED

A l. vi A ID Il SAFES,
WARRANTED to stand 10 per cent more FIRE -
w than any BerTing's Safes in use, and sold ~ 81
the same prices. Also, ErOn shutters, Sash N M
and Doors for Bank vaults and EEl1AS
StOres. Also, Patent Slate Lined Refrfg.
gators al warranted Eoood and cheap any in the
country, by EVANS WATSON, No. 26 South sth street.
Philzde phs Pa. Halls Patent Powder Proof Locks and
al the celebrated Locks furnished when required W. G.
LLLARD IS Authorised TO receive orders, and
the above my5-Iy
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vIsessr. ~ Jan. lsLh, rs.

Prot o J. Wood As you sbout 10 nanufsc9re AZ
Vepd your recently Discovered Hair Restorative, viii siat
Tor uhouSoevcr may u0ncrn, that hhys nted 70 ans
snown others 10 iha have for several years been N
te habit Of using Hair KestoTAiivss and that nnd
yoQrs vastly superior 20 any other know. IL entirely
eea the head dandruf md Hiih nonh proper
use p-rsons hair n he original youthful
coor and texture giving hsAhy sofs and gossy ap-
pssrancr and 81 this Whoui disco orng he hands that aP-
ply H. toe dress which q aropr you'll thereiofe,
recommend to every desirous o having hne
soer and texture 10 hair
Respectfully yours,
... HIlSoS KING.
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NJ z w kIR NJ.

~ i. ~, IEI IeE & IS. -. PEACH,
have forns' a par'ne slnp under the name @
and syc of O. Stanury Co and taken the stock ~
aud and 4 ~ Seabury s. G be-, 1 Cooper Nock, -SA
Cherry street. AnI 90 heir iIgUd and the lubc
-t fey are pr-plt evey description Of work
u tte PLUMBING BJSlNfS.. iu he rEtrst most sub
rtanta Ttry viii s.o Furnish and ~ up Gas FIX
tur iu ,ndsomcsl yrs. They respectfully solicit a
sharc OF public pstruusgy. ilRnyl
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Preserve your Fruit! Preserve YOUR Fruit!

| HhANLWHIIEo Patent beII-seaIlng flr Ilght
ID Can This useful, ngerOu cheap cas- having been
thoroughly tested offered the pub ah
that be relied the er-ctly air tight
TIE market The top this drawn between the surface
OF Gf hr ic cap forming perfectly
;gh joint without the aud di. pens.
Ing with the usual mode Of soldering the cap the outside Of
the
This me de Of metallic sub which cannot Affect
the fru N the ast EYery Is aszFAhted Sold BY all
country Sole manufacturer and gent the
city Of New York, GEO H0DGEFTS, 15S William5t.
For rights manufacture Bran whites Patent Can other
places, apply 10 A.CONGER CO., S45 Broadway, New
York. marchl5-im
{HTANTED-Agents 70 sell Van Andens Portable Writing
w Case and Coz ying Press. II does all the work Of
Power Press an much quicker and better 1t weighs eisht
and be rent by mail Price Of single 81 30
liberal inducements cgeTed 70 Agents For particulars
ply ~ !etter Otherwise d. H. Mufod, I67 Bro dway,
New York marchl
L COTTENET & CO., Importers Of French and
L . other European Goods, No. y Broad street.
sug8l 55
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KEYSTONE MARBLE WORKS.
MARKET STREET, WEST OF TWENTIETH,
PHILADELPHIA
s. F. JACOBY & 90.

>. II. JAOUB1 3 CU..
IMPORTERS and IN the various Foreign and
meStic Marbles staUsry, sc have constantly hand
large and sele assortmet Of MANILES, TOMBS, MONC-
MENTS, TABLE TOPS, kc. Of every description, ex.
ceed by any in the city beauty symmetry and uish
CABINET.MAKERS, PLUMBERS AND MARBLE CUT
TES urn he'd at the shD notice with Marble Of every
description and pattern whether Fore gn Domestic either
finished in the Slab Block the accommodating
terms.
We especially invite atteut on 10 our stock hand
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HOME HAZE FURNITURE.

Tie m utr1 IFUud INFIIF ron lt theT
NIFtI; Ut NJEA q a % R y I,
RE now better prepared On "a 10 furnish ~,ssl
y IHrir r and ih- Ipr" win anything -
ths, rn the Furniture line.
or 'ers n fnAfl v we'd aud rompy hIel 4ss-Eaa
Warehou e No 10 College street, A. he eio'ore.
iauIB-iy uRO1MES, NANCE co.
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FlISSOtRTTlUN

TINE partnership totweeu the undersigned, In the
l. H1d style Of J. " sealuty D.. dissolved by
tu.l cos on ihc Either of rs will attend the
srtuiug up o. The iusinesa q TIE late dru.
J. NJ. SEABURY,
y. 8 PEACH.
IAn2-u I. J. SEABURY
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Ne 10 Bread street, and No % soafh narksi street.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
NEAsuFAcTURKas - ia, Copper snd Fhssi lea Ware
WI fnrsn3 keepnx eenGazlir hsRa Al ~ q 81 co
6fnisa as fes a
As Al sisas q copper asd sheet Ire weak isae br
Pl-auhsa a hoalnt as bnraseas, Foanarsa fseiurieH
ts esoe Al sAstsst nsss aaa erAp eaa n aoa
ths = ~. ~ ~ gasis-ly
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENT S.
WOOD AND WuIow WARE

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of W g. sWYM
hkR, No. IA Second Street, ST. LOUIS, No.
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Wines, Brandies, Liquors, &C.
DE vENOGE & CHARLES,

1873 Pearl street, New York,
HAVE abished Agency for the sale Of their imPor
4 tatioas ia the city cf
NASHYILLE, ntNo. PUBLIC SQUARE.
nBV.&c the representatives of Of the arges
houses IN France among others Che CFNTRAL SOCIETY
OF VINEYARD, PR0PRIETaR2 OF C0GNAC, whose Bran
dies they prepared to oer In Hail. Quarter and Eighth
Pipes
This House has become celebrssd for the excellence Of
Their shipments, and from the immense capital which they
represent, offer superior advantages both in quality and
price, any ether Brandrs. Shipments in Bond II de-
sired. DIX v C. also offer ssIe OF their OWN iMP0R
TATtONs, assortment OF CHAMPAFGNEs. CLARErS,
MADEIRAs, sHERRiES, HOOKS, wH1sKlES, GIN and
Rum, DC, &c.
Charles London Cordial Gin,
D tiled IN London, under supervision Of the british Gov
ernmen expressly for De Nenoge Charles Of New York
pure tonic stmGant and diuttc drink pronounced by
medical be tire sanitary ale hoiic distation
offered n the Puhc. This Gn from peculiar quail
ies, is emuenty adapted to paris Of the country whose
waters abound with Linet sDd is in general
beverage, thro ghou he wh. United States In Of
and two dozen bottles each bottle bearing the words,
Charcs' London Cordial Gin, bloSn ia the glss and the
Proprietors fac sime on th- label ....
Ali orders conded TO the and SCRUTINY Of Messrs De
Veuog@ Charles through their Nashville Agency, viii meet
with PROMPT sttentira and dispatch. dec5-u
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-20

IMPORTANT
TO EOUSEKTEPEES ARD DEALERS.
The Hope MiIiS,
II Fulton Street and Il Beekman Street New York,
Principal ORce, lCs From: strcet, New York.
Factory Eos &C. 81 82 Hudson Streets Jersey City
r1HE PROPRIETORs OF THIS LONG AND WELL
4 KNOWN
Coffee and spice Establishments,
Cor.i-u- 70 prepare the hest FhaFmR cue IiCal
Powders in use. for RAISING BEEAD, BISCUIT, TIA
AND OTEER CAKYS, &C. They also prepare Mustard,
Cocoa uuy other articles Of Gav in every family,
which they oiier the most raFs0hebe terms. Cata-
ogies sent 10 dealers who request then.
r. H. n J. g. ISHAM.
" B.-Consumers advised TO inquire for HOPS MItLs
cies Aug2-iy