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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-02
To rent aind Lease.

UVHE pleasant once in the rear OF our Banking OF.
u fee Entrance from Cedar Street,
~ LIZ ASE--2o teet on Saint Anthony Street, now
occupied oy Stertng's Wood Yard Also, 1875 feet on
waoasnaw street from our Stone Building to fourth
street. Also, IS feet fourth near Wabashaw street
One lot on Minnesota, between fourth ard am a,so
several vacant lots near to business locations
Jan ~: 1000 oaWtm MARSHALL & CT.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-02

Mr.. De LAvEReNE-In a letter to the
Times, Mr.. De Layergne excuses himself for
not voting upon the majority report on Mon
day evening. He says that at the moment
the vote was taken, he was paying attention
to his friend, Mr.. Mcleod, who was report
ed to be dead. Mr.. De Lavergne further
makes himself out to be both Pierce Dem
ocrat and a Republican, and says he does
not chew tobacco or drink much rum. All
right
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-02
WASHINGTON, Jan. "a.

WAsH1NGrcN, Jan. "a.
Mr.. Fuller withdrew his name as candi-
date for Speaker, and expected that the
House would now adopt some plan by which
the present difficulties might be settled. Mr.
Rust's resolution offered yesterday was &C
copied.
The House then proceeded to vote: Banks
SO, Orr 68, Fuller IL, Richardson, of Mis-
souri,, OK: NJ Is, scattering 9; necessary to
choice l02.
SENArE.-Mr Clayton presented COM
munication received from the President in
Executive session, and from which the in
junction of secrecy had been removed, trans
hitting copy of the letter from Lord John
Russell to Mr.. Champion, dated Jan. 10, '53,
in which he declared that the British Gov
eminent would. adhere to the treaty of
Washington of the 10Th of April, 1850, and
not to assume any sovereignty in Central
America.
Mr. Clayton moved that the letter be
transferred from the Executive to the Legis-
lative Journal and printed. He then expa-
the torturous diplomacy of her Ministers,
and stigmatized it as monstrous and dis
graceful.
WI. Odoo OCoIICu w opOdn3 Uut AOt OCLIS,
we'll, yielded the floor to Mr.. Mason, who
thought the debate was net exactly proper,
until definite action by the Executive. So
far as he had read the documents, he thought
they showed purpose on the part of Great
Britain, to totally disregard the treaty sti-
pulations with this country.
Mr.. Seward agreed with Mr.. Mason that
debate ought not to be INDUCED in till the
House is organized-still he thought there
ought to be no unnecessary delay in the
settlement of this controversy with England.
Unnecessary delay in decision loses good
cause, while decision as often binds bad ones.
Mr. Cass saw no reason why this subject
should not be fully discussed before the peo-
pie, and moved to postpone further conside-
ration of the srbject until Monday hext.-
Agreed to.
The Washington correspondent Of the Tri-
bune telegraphs:
Mr.. Buchanan wrote that he would relin-
quish the mission on the 18th of February,
whether successor be appointed or not.
He will appoint Mr.. Campbell. consul at
London, to the post of Charge d'Affairs.
No official answer has been received from
Denmark to Mr.. Marcy's proposition of the
Sd of November to pay the cost of light
houses and buoys instead of the capitation
suggested from the other side, but one is ex-
pected soon.
The European Congress on the subject was
endeayorinr to complicatc this question.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-02

E@ Fanny Ferns next 'issue" is ex-
pected to make more noise III. the world than
her last.
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j. FROST,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Grceerie
s. AND PROVISIONS,

St. Paul, N. r.,
HEATlyG made arrangements to emerge his business
u the coming he haters himself by the
in which business will lie conducted, fully
petent to t. any Commission Forw aring bust
hess that may be intrusted 10 his care.
He keeps constantly in stcre large and well selected
stock of rcelcs and Provisions. wholesale and RETAIL
such Cc and Sugar of all grades, Moasses, Syrups
Teas, Spices. Soap, Candies, Coca III, Butter, Cheese,
Butter, Koston aud Soda Crackers; Smoking and Chew
Ing To acco Candy, Dried Apples and Peaches, Flour,
Cornmeal, tystor' Sardines, Was hboars and Wooden
Ware or kinds, and in fact every thing else lily
kept IN his line.
REFERENCES.
Messrs Marshall Co., st Paul. n. Corwith Co. Galens
:. Brown Fletcher 's W. B. Willis & Co IS
IS Hoyt & Sons &C J A Packard s. Co &C
W Gilman, st Louis g W CamtbelI s Co
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e The question as to who is Cover
nor of Wisconsin-Barstow or Bashford-
will be argued before the Supreme Court o.
Wisconsin, on the 5th of February.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-02

E@ Prof John B. Dods, who sometime
since lectured on spiritual manifestations and
published a book against the new doctrine,
has published lette rim the Spiritual Tele-
graph, in which he comedies that he was in
error, and confesses himself convert to
spiritualism.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-02

e Before the surrender of Kars to the
Russians, number of persons had persisted
by hunger, and cats to be used as food were
in demand at one hundred piasters each.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-02

HEAVY RUN.-It is stated in some of the
Virginia papers that the Bank Of Kanawha
redeemed about 100000 of it's circulation
during the late run upon it, leaving about
100000 yet out, with $50, 900 in coin, $751;
900 in bank notes, and $95, 900 bills receiv-
able in its varlts:
CHrcAco.-ft is estimated that the total
cost of the buildings erected in Chicago last
year amounted to $2.454, $50.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-02

IMPROVEMENTS IN GALENA.-.With the
enterprise characteristic Of the 'great west,"
says the Galena Courier, preparatory steps
for active Spring business are being taken
by our citizens generally. Unlike the ''old
fogyism" Of eastern places, it does not take
a whole season to consider an enterprise, and
another to complete it; but when its neces-
sity is discovered, the work goes forward.
Among those who are charging their places
of business, is H. F. McClosky, on the Levee,
who proposes to make an addition of forty
five feet to the sixty-five feet he has already,
which, when completed, will give him one
of the finest and most capacious stores in
town.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-02

E% Bayard Taylor will make, it is
said, SIS, 900 this season by lecturing. John
G. SAKE will net $4,000, if sickness does
not break up too many of his engagements.
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e One reason why President Pierce
was in such a hurry to send his Message to
Congress, was desire to have it reach Eng
land before the assembling of Parliament.
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A MEETING Of the Trustees of the Hamlne Univet.
"A sy will be held in Saint Paul, on Feb. T. in the
once OF B. F. Hoyt & Sons, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
DAVID BROOKS,
Jan Is, 1856 b. r. HOYT.
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DOND KELLOGG would say briefly, that they
ID never half so we'll prepared for an active
fall and winter business. and will sell
as any house West Chicago. We can afford to throw
In the freight from Dunleh and make money besides
We want A L our city and country customers to call
as soon as possible Country merchants wilt please give
us one call at least. before purchasing.
OLD DROWN DRUG STORE,
Upper Town, st. Panl.
Nov 21-dtf BOND & KELLOGG.
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BALTIMORE.


4 Urinary Bamore- Instituted, A IL 1r.g. Ys 81 sonf.
as sfrrs dahimore (uoar the Post oaesD INstI
ED No FEG REQIIRED-Dr. Mills an xperenced
tb. Anpatbe School be cophdeataiiy
suited In all easc. o private nature or dlsease
M Mopey Raqrsd cBrf ~ not Etfotsd-A praatral
peencc enahos Dr. NJ to warrant In
the shortest possible time to have II safely esected
This ItrmaB extensively celebrated for the enectnal and
all Of Secret Diseases established
IA his citv na rofugo from Quackery 20 wears
Ihf Hsh Of thg Institution would render public
nafer the apple ants here for
" hn ichrd oi their rnareaed by
charatans flourish largely the public prints and
with whom nj city ~ oyersioeked
tnioted BE- GRard you would avoid injury peeu
uiafy loss mud prominent early medical aid where
be obtained Dr. Nj makes no alnfinR
lasslona promises than he will honoraby perform
aud Thyo-F CeasThe usus symptoms ara SnrH
1ruat Iteration n the Mouth Itching aud Tenderness about
Nosc Blotehes Eruptons upon the skin sc Upon the
OF The oldest and most eerae oi
NJ ~ willing To stake his honor aud reputation
~ Triumph ScicnceIho remedies of nr NJ In resor
and manly ViFur hng thu shattered eonsiiu
a aud ing spccy all debility injury Incurred from
certain secret habit passed by discoye Of tho
Eafhe3 MaaAood May here hssa eerian restorative and
the tnls from thrir realized the frnien
which the failure oi Quaektres IN ther hitherto
n1itloaH search, had hrruNte almost esiingnHhod
Idrapfapfs poi ononH compounds of Mer
q Noxklus Drugg used In Ills practice
"a Fnsits-LunA prfenco ~ the neai1cnt oil Female
Affections Nervous diseases, 80 qualities Dr NJ To afford
FIB ReE fsre In the nes' dhicnlt eases Com
ucnona aarred guarded and treatment marked With skill
al dcltarN.
Ni t,raaf This eigp Remedy spnlca.
b either auN, will he sent duly prepared, by mail on 10
g. romng $40 prescription will be Included
Distant persons cured Il home, by addressing DIX j H.
MllLk, BhftMoRt, QRHera post PAID Mfdrnes sent III
ANY direction by nai or express
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TERMS.

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have paid.
inserted for 30 cents per square
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unrS. ordered form weekly. and then 80 cts
r suare will be charged for each insertion II the number
rtions be not marked the MS 1t will be published till or
dcred ont and charged accordingly
THE EARLY RATES ARE
one
Port do do ~
For one do semi WeeNl -
~ intended for both papers subject TO spe'
ial contract.
charged AT transient rates
~ All advertisements appear in the daily and trl-
weekly papers. ,,
teAhy for the excess
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-21

oasv Il, nal steal Pi-but TO make tue ea.
of all Pils-ono which would have none .i 'n d
here and With hat success would respectfully submit
The public decision Ii has been unfortunate Tor 'S p p
lhcro that almost every purga'Ve n'' NJ, -, ,hn, nro
and Irritating to the bowels Thsis not Many o 'h'n P
ucr So much gripping pain and cvnlsien In the system as
more balance the good to t' ho,N'o I'm i -
These Pits 10 irritation pain, unrss s's "'"
II previously existing obstruction dcrangeneht the uW
els Rcing purely vegetable no harm van arse ire" n',
use in any quantity but Ii is better ha Any medein' s"
he taken udcousv. Minnie dirc tons for thtH use |" o
several diseases which they appI'ao' are sN Wv
box Among complaints which have hech sPe'"lN ~ "
hv them we mention Liver Complaint IN all MS Various
of Jaundce ;ndie Langour ani Loss :" aflei' i
lssn.ss Irritabiv Bilious Headache Bilious Fever fcNof
nnd ARne Pam IN the aud Loins ior in trn an thce
are but the consequences diseased nti'n "t the e AZ
afford prompt and sure ci III 'ost''
pl Ihnlc pysrnterv lIunors Scroii and ScnrNN tois
with soreness OF the boy Ulcers and inn y OF tue blood
In short any and whrrs pnrgauNe IL sreu'e"
The have produced SOME singuarlN su'eess
Hheumatisn out prapsv Gravel Erysipcas faipha'oh ."
in the Back, stomach ana Nlno NY
he freely taken spring the I" pufy the po
and prepare for the change o seasons Nn o
stimulates the stomach into health, acton a
restores appetite and vgor They purity the blood anu
hy their simnlaut the chenlatory sYstem eh"'h
strength of the body and restore the wasted OF
energies of the Hence asonal dose ~
advantageous though serious deranE'eh eAs ou
dosing should be carried too a ms every
purgatve medicine the strength when taken TO eA
The thousand eases in which physG relnfea can an
not here hu they suggest themselves to he
reason every body; and 1t is confidently believed s pi
will better purpose than thlhg
available mankind When their virtues are once
known public will doubt what remedy to employ
when in need of catlartic medicine , -.
Being wrapped, they are pleasant |" take anu "'"h
purely vegetable harm arise from Their use IN any guam
tity.
prepared by DR. JAMES G. AVER, Practical and Analytic
Chemist Lowell Mass Price - per lioN rive poNes
sold by John H. Scay, Iynohhurgi and ny All
Druggists Country Merchants throughout the state
Purcell Iadd a Co., Richmond General Agents
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.


- D. ., ."nEmr =. ", g. .,M.s M ~. Dr"'..,' +. i,,
orIftYYt sidcnee. MAIN 81, on square above
bthrelis Hotel ian ldtS
INR. E. a.. .s.HEE>IEE offers his pron--,on-
~ Al SERVICES 10 the citizens OF Lynchbnrg vicinity
ofhce in Warwick House
= *. HIHNssOLDEK, s:cncrni tomm,s-
! - sion MERCHANT, No IL FRONT STREET, \ \.
Particular attention given to GRAIN AAD ALL SOUTH.
Refer 10 r. IL LOWRY. ESQ., Cashier of the Bank of the
! Republic, N y. lvB.rl Una od6m
uNRANKI.IN n BROTuER, s:roccrs ~ Conn
| MISSION MERCHANTS, next door to Liberty Ware.
s, % n i ~s,oL - Ri,,l",s lca cd Cio6s K"rsoys
Sattnetts Plaid Lnsey Cotton oznahurgs Brownand bcaeh
ed pomostics Calico coarse Boots and Shoes Wool Hats
and Caps and other Goods which they offer 10 the trade
| on the best terms. Toe %'ts
vUNRiBLE n RsDD. Attorneys ", Inv, h",e
associated themselves in the practice @" the Law and VIII
counties of Campbell Appomattos Amherst aud Beoor'
All business entrusted To them will meet with prompt aen
uOTN RowLETT a 60, General Com,ni--
- sion MERCHANTS No.ll Sycamore street Peters
Particular attention paid sales of TonAeeo, FLOUR
| WHEAT. COTTON, and Country Produce generally
Prompt sales and quick returns IN every case
Farmers supplied pure Peruvian and Mexican Guano
Lime Home Dust Seeds Agricultural Machinery I'm
| Giant atis Cuff brace plows, &c. e6dly
lJEDEORD HOUSE, opposite Co"r'-ho"sc,
| formerly kept by VIM Terry, csq)
The house rebuilt in the modern style and inr
nshcd in opened for the reception OF
guests undersigned their best efforts to merit
any patronage which they may receive
| oIARLES STEPTOE, Proprietols.
rFseA HACK will always be readiness 10 convey the
guests of the House their baggage and from The Rail
rond free of charge ap l3ds
NIcCORKuE n JONES. Whoicsaic and Re
| INU TjJL GROCERS COMMISSION AND FORUiRB
| ING NERCHINTS and manufacturers OF SMOKING AND
CHEWING TOBACCO, MAIN ST, LYNCHBuRd Va, Will
rive particular attention the sale Of FLOUR WHEAT,
TOBACCO, CORN, BACON, LARD, BtT1ER, @c Ne
Liberal advances will be made on all consignment when
| required. IulA lii
UNRANKIIN RROTUER. Whoi'snlc and
II RETAIL. GROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Ncrf door UarfhoRst, MiIN ST. Lyncd6W8, "a
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LOTTERIES
GEORGIA IoTT1ERN.
istiorts,d bg TIE ~ Georsia
aORTG. ACADEMY u.OTIGukN

To be the Cy OF Atlanta Georgia IN p"p"'' '"
TnlRSpAY August @th, le3h, on The
lIA\ \ \ \ PLA y!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-21

fD,O SHeapPEKs OF TOBACCO WEST,
u VIA BALTIMORE, Mp.--The nnderagned Forward
Ing Merchants and Agents of iho Pennsylvania knosd at
baltimore, respectfully soleit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
no ALI POINTS IN 11E WEST AND SOUTH WEST
and their acquaintance viii, the trade having been og
the Of large Of the Tobacco
West through Baltimore they hasr themselves that they
give satisfaction to Ehippera,
Freight - low by any other line.
Uonsgnmcnts the Wcs solicited aud panetualy
attended To. MAGRAN kbosS,
70 North street, Baltimore.
Refer Jacob Ileald Co. ! brandt Baltimore, T. L.
Dudley, w. T. smith Mcdaniel Ilurt u rreson, Miller
tronsiaw. I.ynehburg; Crenshaw &So. Riehniond
u III
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HAsti n HorktNa, WILLIAM H. RYAN,
Iuhtlf ihos w. AlkiNsoS
EIOpNiNs. null. n 60, Whoie-nic Dry

EEOPNsNs. nltu n 60, Whoic-nic Dry
i GOODS MERti ANlS, No 2aA Baltimore Street, top
pasitn Hanover Strcot) baltimore
We would call the Of buyers o our latge and
complete stock Fa and Winter Dry bp,ds, which feel
oun,cnt III compare yorahy wish any In the Northern
Eastern Ma,ket cur business having v. largely Increased
from the OF keeping complete ana varied
than formerly feel encouraged 10 extend II still
further md sha De prepared offer such variety VIII
enable friends purchase OF US everything they
line Particular attention Is paid 10 Dress
itnnls generally. StIkR Emhroicrcs, aca, &c.
We shall also bc prepBrod To exhibit leor and more va
Fancy White Goods than have before
opt.
NcArc Agents Oft aryland pcnitontaiy Goods well
tor scvers nakes Fuucd Cloths which will
he sold u the nnfactnrrr r 1riroR.
rdcrp shall be- promptly aud carefully attended To
Baltimore. Angust list is56 HOPKINS, lIuliS co.
mol 40
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-21

completed their Fall purchase of Peruvian Guano from
the gent direct which will insure genuine No article ana
Will be sold AS low probably lower than can be purchased
elsewhere; all we want Is call to insure a sale
aug l3 dts ANDERSON, ADAMS a co.
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TVNALlFEKBO \ HAMIllTUN are now ,n P rfrtIPt
II of their Spring supply of GROCERIES and LIQUORS,
which they would call the attention OF their
friends public generally They are determined to sell
Low for CASH punctua customers They would call
especial their stock of SUPERIOR CHEWlNi
TOBACCO We also for sale the celebrated OREGON
PEA which half is true said every farmer would
40 ,yau 10 give a trial 3l-dScs (yl
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PHILADELPHIA.


III RPOSES OF \ AMiih fnh
sic There has lonR oNisted punne
de,naud for an effective fnrgatiNe 'hi
which could he relied oi as sure nna
p,riertlv safe in lis ops ra,i,n THIS has
been prepared to meet that asna''u "hu
mn nrxi,usiyc trial off virtues has con.
.ln.i,rly shawn with what success IL ne
,romplishcs the purpose designed 1t Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-21

just received few dozen Bottles OF this very
Wine direct from the Importers aud bottled expressly for
us Also Marrl Cognnc and London Dock Brandy Old
Holland Gin sherry, Madeira Claet and leidHck Wines
london Porter blackberry and Whorlehony Bounce" &C. &c
H. NJ. HARRIS q co,
Dealers In Tobacco, tgara and Bottled
aug 7ts Wines n Liquors. Main ST Lyhchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-21
" ,GmTNuNG-s srWATT'. r"'c". l"-",n.

ted lightning Conductors with improved Rod being tho
lightning Conductor offered 10 The public
eminent scientific rentcmon In All see
Of also Y large numbers of poiannH IN city
country who enjoying their protection Please call
The Rod for yo0rscves Orders Tor The alQVo
t5ds for thnrrhra Factories Dwelling &c, VIII receive
prompt attention by applying In person OF by mail TO -
G =. Hiss.
I,ynr
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u.EApER.-Wc

w We prepared furnish customers and others
o wish 10 cosgn their grain prime New Bags at the
lt.nal Rail Road ehagt--say one cent per bushel
iri,. ~ I..ts IRBY & SAUNDERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-21

uNEHKINls, nERRlNGs.-Wc are now in
I receiI4 of alot Of No and No ilerrings in whole
bls first hands, which will sell low
To close and others will do well TO call soon
aup ia LEE JOHNSON.
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lI,KIRI.E 4 HlDD. Attorney. NJ

themselves in the practice of the Law and vii
practice the the city of yuchburg and in tn,
counties Campbell, Appomattos. Amherst aud Beaor't
All business entrusted them will meet with prompt atten
tjon nj
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-21

All NEI1N.~"0
VI something neat and desrnhe IN inc way OF Mourn
lgt Ear Pms They what we call hn'
and good gonds take pleasure IN offering tt
aac who appreciate excellence IN qnai
= and stvle
win the Ladies' do us the call aud look Mt them
SIINER11lDRN 4 CLIFF
n AIy
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-17
Etaple Gooda,

our Foek ~ ftsp leeds Il surA snasse aad our o.
~ ees ion. csae I'D see faE yaar~elyss q
-. At hociELLANpS.
! q A1T q snd q conags
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-17

A. H. ROSCOE,
EHoLFsALE AND RETAm bEILEs N
DRUGS, MEDICINES, E-STUFFs,
PERFUMERY, PAINTS, OILS. GLASS,
BRUSHES, WHITE LEAD, &c,
Corner of HTOad and Market St>.,
NsSHEILLE, TENN.
HAVE constantly hand large and well selected
Of the above articles together with large asort4eut
Fancy Artic.esa OF shch Is offered Tor sale The
accommodating terms.
Alum, $50 pouudf;
Arrow Root, loo pounds Bermuda and Florida:
Birthstone, 200 pounds, refined;
Castor u, 200 gallons
CoppeTas, 20 barrclz, Prime Green;
Cream Tartar, barrels;
Gum Camph0r. 100 pounds;
lndgl, $40 ppunds Pms 10 Common;
Msdier, l,uDB pouud-, hrst quality;
Super Csrb Soda, aOuO pounds Prime: s.
Flsur sulphur, 500 pounds.
Az OF sheh Is oGsred ~ the lowest prices.
lan2s All. ROSCOE.
SAFES! SAFEST
NETIDDERS Pstsnt salamanser sAlts manufactured By
w Strarus Maryen New YoTk tue best at c made
the Omitted States having failed psese
any are. iui stock sway- and
manufacturers prizes ire ght Saed b. thuiragcut
". a. G''Ko"N %.
BUETEK PRINES
WE have nst received from Ne~ ork small lot Of the
w above a,teea, IL p1ana. add bali and quafter peuni
4ls0-sqzars and Oval Bread and uhoppins Trays,
/ Noudun nssis. &c. patent ana common q ga.H Pos
] uAYra Mac sNEIF > NffssisN
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SfraW Hats.
CataWba Wine.

LAR Stock OF Me IS Boys and Ihildren's Straw al
u Leghvrn Hats Of every description, just rece cd Al
mr. sale 4 2 GLITTER
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-17

xes, Stoves, Spades sad Irons Zinc and Tin pigs:
T u-pate, Auvis viees, casks q Chains and Hoss,
Manila and ltton agr, Cote, heavy Ca tings,
Niil Geariog Rsilroal whee's ant Axes, Chairs and
Spikes, and Rosn in lbs per loo lbs. -. 50
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Sheffield Table and Pocket Cutlery
At Reduced Prices.
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