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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

pR. LARM0NT'S PARIS AND LONDON MEDIC Al
~ Adviser and Marriage Guide. Eevenh edition. $40
olored heurps clio ST. gives he advertised remedies
s,d shows he superiority of ,he auho Paris and London
m AZ ndiscretop Olce hours II to and
OF M AZ Readc street. corner go Broadway New York
We recommend DIR. larmon the aictedCourrier des
Ess unis. ss Ze.ng National Democrat Day Book, &C.
NO FEE TILL CURED-DR. C9BBETr, 10 DUANE
IN street NAV he consulted with confidence certain dis
ea ca ~ ON long and practice the hospitals OF
city and IN bis prttent speciality and ~ his
CO.. uuderaten Dr. o. would caution the uuntatsd sgsnst
many deal mpostors Of ihs cry who not on' ROB the
soety curing The rcmairder Of their sh r lives As poT
of r 40 y he would refer you his dIs Iona n biz
flee with her Oh testimonials as member OF the re.
York pnysrsy, Charges moie'ae.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

N,oR NEW oRAkADA, VIA KINGsToy, JAMAICA
The stesmship OSPREY will sail on the sti Of tpr
eppiy 10 WM ". RULO 90. No 23iiitam
For freight apply 70 1OSQUFRA 90, No 6s Srosdg
A OsTRArIA-I IN DEPENDENT LINk-THE StLgNOT
"a A @ ipper bark J. GODFREY. 800 tens burihcn
will have Immediate despatch sydney direct For
III cargo pc ssaRe apply W 3OODEVE. ARRFL A. MI,
LIU1, IS Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

SulroH q CO.'S DISPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
cicossipg regularly and positively Oh before the day
Nswrtiftd Cpper OF Thursday, 9Th March instant The
celebrated first class clipper ship EAGLE WING,
cvirg her q. pier t hast river and will positively 'a
a. above The sailing qualities o! this famous clipper
surpsfsed havg made the passage tom London to QJng
Kotg ~ 81 days and from shapghae New York In IS days
being The two shortest recnrd between those p)r
and to san Francisco from Boston LOS days dschargn her
several cargoes perfect The small capacity OF this
superior clipper the q, c,ndon OF delivering her cargo
speed and early day ter sailing present unequal
led Inducements.
SUTTON 4 CO., rs South street. corner Wall
N BThe ships Of this line ght aer the da Ad
verfsed preventing all deas clippers dssous OF landing
their gan francisco OF the earest p0ss1 day
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SHIPPING.


A UsrRALIA PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY PACK
s s Ssss tho Wss ss: Ma hs saa
river and having half her srendy engaged viii
FOR freight or passage apply on bosrd
R. W. CAMERON, No. Rowing Green. ''-'' y
a UsTRAIIA--INDBPEsDsN LlKG.-Flasr saIp
aho only weasel 20 DC the berth loading Melbourne
The sRenod clipper ship s y 900 oa
second cabins 70 surpassed early Sppcs
. aS@hEss ssSr pssss' s2s ~
The spsnds new New yo1t eu chip PsSaaA o. Gave
master well known ia the trade IL nov in her berh
l9 East river, and viii be despatched above with fall
male DE out II g days iresa. ps.s.ss
$ $Sssss S?.s s%s Ies WI
sss ASS Sh% sn
commander, viii -, ,c%msSos receiving freight Thnrsd4y
az precisely, rom her pier No q North rivsr isot 81
~ LIVINGSTON CRo0HERoN 90, Agents
Soss:MSo y iii: Of p aiding asnsd altar shu sAs
L., States mai. steamer 0AaAwsA SAptsn Ba,ot
esey pier n Worth liver, foot OF RobiOs,n ste.
10 0 @ sses ssH n c 'si
II per ship KITTY SIMPSON. Capt Samuel l.. Bray
don now ready AND receiving freight at the b.rth pier r.
Ean river Having but few days 10 which load
in every respect most superior vessel Shippers reqe
Wksr CO.; n touth street or SIMPSON BaoFHEas 4,
Beaver street,
NNOR SAVANNAH AND FIoRIDA,-URJTrD rATEs
NAL Line The new and elegant steamer KNOXVILLE
Capt o. ~ Ludlow, will leave Wednesday March IL fcon
pier NO. North river at O'Clock Bulls OF adioR gnef
on board For freight or passage apply TO L. MITCH Il
York TO jacksonville, EST; to Piaks S3 Larss and comm
dious steamers leave Savannah Florida three times week
Saturdays
NOE , CB A m AND FL0RTDA-skMl WFeK.Y
IN ppneo S.-.es Mall Line-The stcanishp SOU rHEaN
~ " ~an, Con mander will Leave pier no. North rp
-erh apply board where all bis isdng vii bs sgre
End for pashee, at the office OF SP0FfoAD, TiE,TON
90. Broadway Cabin passage, t2s 1pe steamer Mash
vile will succeed and leave Sstrdev March 10. The
royp steamer Caroline makes reghAr trips TO the
landings the st. johns river Fea connecting with tbs
sctmers from New York ana ieavdg Charleston
day as O'Clock r. M Through SSkes 70 Jacksonvls ST.
LvoR NORFOLK ANb PrrKRsBURS.-rHe UNITE,
T. States Ma, steamship JAMESTOWN Capt Lewis Par.
rub will enve for the above pases Wednesday March
4o'cock nom pier NO Is rortn river. Passengers WIN
I've in Norok TIE next nferuoon and Ia Petersburg
peed apprehspd dslsy in ing this aud expsai
unus route tcy will proceed from Norfolk by the
Man LIRE TO Charlsetc- August &c pAsssye
with saierooD u Norfolk, 49, 10 Petersburg sni FA
mcnd, $40, Apply 10 bUDLAM PLEAshaTs, 80 Rroai
wsv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

TsF GREAT MEDICINE DIR ARDS pEeIOniolT
i pile tai ing adv for rreguafpcs oHt q
Cs1a street. corner Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

COLLINS hOTFL-FOOT OF CANAL STREET. HAvl
some arae parors WI bedrooms suits pinge rooms
70 lot on most able terms to transit pe-mansn
boaderr The view and location from the house neq
having full view OF New York h6sbor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12
MEDICAL.

nLD D. UORBiTT rs CONSULTED PRIVATELY, Ar
hs office n Mddagh street. nearly opposite Sanda street,
and fourth from Fulton street, 5rookyn, nom A. n 70
IN NJ
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TO LEI-TaE THREE sroRY DWELLING HOUSE
4 70 East Broadway. Inquire OF Mrs. FURLONd, 1863
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

L,oR CALIFORNIA GREAT REDUCTION OF FARES :
1hrout tick els given The only In which pass.n
can their berhs the Pacific steamers rhe
New York and California mship lane under direction
Of Vanderbilt tor the ccessory Transit smpany Of Mica
ceits per pound Dayso sailing 9Th go, or y =;
IhrepSa .eyspee O he asl1Had U miles sSoster thai
s Mn qer rouu The splendid DOUBLE engine nshp
NonTbEhN LIGHT, 1890 tons burdep - a. Wamaek
f.nma5 Der p win leave pier No porh river at o'clock
with the double gin srie1 over bs SIosrssTs
rs sns o route having by miles land transportation, b.
Irss cmss ciIrmHa For information passage Apply 10
kMEs !. vNces a,hs only Office of the lno No. Bowling
ofeeu ceaO led letters taken ri IA cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

BROADWAY PARLORS-TO LET, A SUITE OF THREE
~ parlors furnished In modem style, with gas, Oroton
M 3c ' oa, no or oehus. essonsnment In,
and IL O'cl,c k,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

fI'AyLOR's INTERNATIONAL HOTEL AND SALOONS
Broadway TO the ladies and gent who hitler
10 so literally bestowed tretr patronage this establish
men the proprietor tenders hts sincere sooDs
are row open to tho public In DIRE aordins
resort ia the world Numerous rare and beau
fu improve en's have heen effected during past winter
season The Tesco paintings and gided snd nta
work. have cen embe ehed and Iewy decorated
artists ON the establish ent of Messrs Bunker &c
entirely Iew OF fixtures has
NAL ing altogether more than six hundred lights argecol
lection Of valuable oil paintings adorn the saloons;
original by Ftrnal The bill fae IN be SALONS
hn two large pages and catalognes-over dye hund I'd
ckhee Near the western window grand saoou dinner
and supper parties Will observe private table,
to'ped There Is also In the fountain saloon table
odae parties Of forty and together the paloons
seat 81 CT time 200 persons aaordog 70 the yuest
uny 10 obtain meals all hous aod
INJURIES In p,oust The language Of almost nation Is
uolen nj ins establishment by the proprietor, supe neu
fepfs, male female waite LADIES' gent enaen and
amilies sni find IN The hotel department compe
III, kes equal st least TO nnywoie the saloons tar
supt as Ia the New or did World. JOHN TAYLOR
Correr Of Broadway and Franklin street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

(HOTIA GE AT HARLgM-TO LET, OR FOR SALE ON
~ l3sd street. between Fifth and Sixth avenue, q frame
hosee filed In with brick IN stories high nine rooms, cellar
10 H. Il. phICE auperior Court is City Hall Possession
Cars stop hourly 1a2d street and Fourth avenue.
Rent $780,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

CLIFION STATEN IsLAND-H0USE TO LIT, FUR
nj he'd, TO lease, furnished unurrhed, beautifully
,suaed On high ground, with view the whoe bay from
Jersey shore 70 Fort Hamilton, five minues the
landing b new and In elegant syle nine with every
sonyenence Of bathroom laundry stables &c. Inquire st
HEROs'H Express Office south ferry, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

mo LNT-1Hf OLD EsTABLisHED FEED STORE, stru
aed In BrooG street near yAck no dol az a o od mn
would be lei for other purpose rhs npnp "a
fr stories al basement 81 by "a Nv, stores o Sioh
avepQe ncer testy second street Rent i,w Inauire of
W. SMITH, BIO Bfoom6 rect,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

THO LET OR LEA5E-FOR MASO no, ODD FELLOWS
i And u u A. lodge rooms, he large 10 the bro
stone building ri Sowary Houston strest;
meDt snd undergo lar Apply at No. rs Bowery, Manhattan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

RNURNIsHkD BOUsE TO LET-rO A SMALL. FAMILY,
II Hast Eleventh street. between Sec md and THIRD
evenuee, under arrangement oeservng and OBJ
supplied with gas cooking range bath hot and cold.
6c Has Also tubcelar and lArge yard References
charged Address, with number 10 family, B. Oove Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

ITO LEr-T0 A snAL FAMILY TIE SECOND AND
occupied ne owner In Nineteenth stree sssoad
The house contsns all the modern ImgrovepaQ1 For
PARTICULAR apply 70 DIHIEISPIEL OPPENHEnMER, 81
John street. up sairR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

nRY GOODS STORE 70 LET-lS5 SPRING, NEAR
~ Broadway
SEnd.
Apply al 1877 Spring street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

ITO LEr-FROM FIRST OF NAY NEXT, IN A PRIV ATE
three story house With good central location and
passing 10 two genee fam les the and front
bssemen for $500 and the second story aud back
for $3.50 Apply TO +. p, at the store 70 Beaver st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

The GLOBE HOTEL. CONTAINING $50 ROOMS COR
ner OF Frankfort ard William streets has besn WY
up Single rooms only srd 371 cents each per night
rooms for families. Porters up cay and night meal
served ut all hours. j. q. FRENCu. Proorietnr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

COUNTRY HE6IDEECE-T0 LET OR FOR SALE, ONE
~ OF the post locations in the village OF Astoria L. The
house Ia large lighted with and with other modern
provemens grounds hs bdsomeiy laid out and improved WIN
exshange TOR city properly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

nEY STREET HoUsE, "a, Sc AND So Day STREET, Be
~ tween Broadway and Green kept OF
the European plan Neatly fur ushed sup,
ton water, Ut fifty cents day. The dining ssoo9 s
ygeet ard comfortably arranged In the city,
Piled with ~ the suostan,ins and dscncies Of season.
ut prices within the reach OF ALL Ahs essohshen, ius
undergone thorough overbAulns and pvsoared for
LIS tbare Of spring Thankful propre
tors pledge themselves that nothing shall wanting Their
part merit connnance and increase Of public patronage
both permanent and tansent
MERsITT L LANGLEY, Propr,etorx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

DIANOFORTE AND SINGING "A LADY, PUPIL CT
The mcs ce ebrated vocal and rumena1 performers
that have visited the United stsos md
Ab1Iie. for IN rucng others Will give
MDgtsh asS Italian singing and the pinoe residence
26 West Thirty nth street. netweeu kh Ninth
mes or attend At residences. Terms according he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

no LET-TO A SMALL. QUIET FAMILY, THE UPPER
part Of cottage, No 63 DO gnng street. va-ick
sonsspr Of front and back psrors with folding doors AID
closets, hal bedroom tea attic room, bsck
ment half of cellar and Croton 1915
cxceptonsbe reference required. family per
only occupy the lower part Can be seen from IL to3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

ITO LEf-A DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT. CONTAIN.
4 ing abort rs of land Tuckahoe depot narlen
upon which there s two story and basement dwell
ing, az feet front nearly and well finished,
Al eMenced vies of the surrounding country the Sound e.
Barn carriage house, stable and oubudnes
wef suPped with fruit trees peaches pears cher,es
90 ane desirable and convenient edeace s
perron d business In New York. For particulars uire
o. n y BOVINE on the PREMISE, Of r. DUsES BERRY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

DIANO6, AELoDEONs AND MUsIC.-HORAOE WA
TIERS, agent for The hest 0oeton and New York pianos
now selling st No. 63 Broadway entiIsv stock q
erior pance me0deons AID al kinds musical erchsn-
dse q. greatly reda.ed prices No better opportunity
cure gr 1t bargains offered hand pianos
rom $50 70 $l40 Pianos 70 let Great inducements offered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

THO LET SEVERAL ROOMS. WELL ADAPTED FOR
various business purposes TO let at low rent from tbs
present time The first Of May next e second third,
fourth and fifth floors OF the marble front building No 6
Broadway. fe ~ doors below Beeckcr street. There
howay nrou.h the building with scces by an alley fron
Mercer street these rooms well lighted and fitted with
gas Croon and partitions. The upper lott will be
ranged In studios Tor ar,ss Apply TO II. COBURN, 637
Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

CObEER STORE ANO BASSMENT 70 LEr-AT 70
AlHpTipgtt or Of Crosby. Inquire the building Of
AHblyN HOUSE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

VyO LE1-A LARGE srcRk AND BACK ROOM SUIT.
able tor millinery fancy dry goods in Blocker street.
tween Barrow and Commerce. and the neghtOr
hoods for business and residence the city Inquire the
house 21S Blocker street. N b. -Four be had
The tame building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

ITO LEr-THE TWO CONVENIENT MODERN BUILT
Thirty fourth street. between Seventh and Eighth
with ranges ba hs wash basins and fixtures; $3.50
EACH Apply to GEO. WHITFIELD, 262 Water street.
al l64 East TWEEN third sire ct
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En IS wi5sa K g cS Sfs. .R% %s e ,.,...

EDM,D K. COLl.sEs, b Wan street., NY.
BROWN SHIPLfS CO., Liverpool
6TRPfEN KENNARU 90 = Austin Frsars Londu
II q. WALNWKI0HT CO., Parts
The owners OF these sps win be accountable
silver bullion specie jswery precious METALS
s bhs OF lsdh9 are signed therefor and he value
therein expressed.
shippers notice. that ships Of ths line cannot
carry any goods o0ntraband q war.
AN esers must pass through the post oce any other win
Nor1oEThe day departure thls line from New York
for 1885 VIII DO saturday commanding JAN every
nate Saturday, and from Liverpool Wednesday Commencing
Jan. g. and altarnAte "Wednesday.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-29
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue OF a writ OF HeRdOHi erJSnds, to directed
- and delivered from the hon 1rabe circuit Of David
county, Tennessee, az its January Term 1856, will
pose public sale the highest bdde for cash. the
house door in the city Of Nashville the 9rd day OF May
1896 all the right, title claim interest and estate which Jo
seph W. McEwrn then had since have quired,
TO the following described property, to w.t. certain
piece parcel Of land in Davidson cunty in the town Of
Nashville, and fronting Vine street between Spring and
Broad Streets beginning at the south west edge Of
foundation for fence between the property Of Elizabeth
Boyd lot occupied by Stone the west side Of Vine
street. and running with said street norhwary 81
to plank fence dv ding said sixty feet lot from Mrs
Boyds property the north; thence right angles with
said sixty feet foot alley; thence With said
alley sixty feet less TO stone Alright line 10 the
begnI ing corner thence feet TO the beginning line being
the property transferred by Elizabeth Boyd Joseph H.
McEwen 2sd September 1853 registered in Book 22 page
lT6 be levied the property Of Joseph W. McEw
en-, satisfy judgment rendered in favor Of Tru Broth
Co.
marchI7 JOHN K EDMoNDsoN, Sheriff.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-29
River and Steamboat News.

The river is slowly recedng, with feet
water on the shoals. The weather yesterday
was fair and cool.
The Cuba arrived yesterday from Paducah,
aud departed again for that port.
The NdstcILe got up from New Orleans,
and will leave again to-day.
The Cline left Tor Memphis.
The Monticello for Waits5oro, and the Ella
for Cincinnati, leave 60 day.
The Suite West leaves for st. Louis Monday.
The Sn'thand and Paducsh packets, to give
Passengers on the railroad chance to ego
ahead" without deteution. have changed their
hour Of departure to 6 O'Clock, P. NJ. The
'Roek City," one of these packets, leaves at
r. flis avauinv
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-29
p r o F. w 90 DIS

IT HAS WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE.
WHAT all the bald and the grey be restored perfectly
TO original growth, far their locks concerned
does not admit Of doubt besides it will every possible
disease Of the scalp whether developed dandruh itching
in the shape Of cuaneous sTuptonseven scald head
and in possible will it fail Of curing by magic,
periodical headache and used twice week by
the young regularly it will the COLOR and keep the
hair from falling, any imaginable age. READ JuDGK
LoGASsPoRT, Ia, June 2Sth, 1855.
Messrs. o. J. Wood CO..
GENTS Yours Of the 18th duly hand Enclosed
please find &3S 1t being the amount Hair Restorative
have sold it all. II you choose you may send six
dozen bottles Hair Restorative, think sell it. II has
worked Miracles in this place. sold six 81 bottles
that bald and fetched hair out all his head.
Yours respectfully,
M Ii. GRIDLEY.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-29
SHERIFE,S SALE.

DY virtue Of writ UendioRj eDonds to me directed
ID and delivered from the honorable Circuit Court Da-
WILSON county, Tennessee its January Term 1885, will
expose to public sale 70 the highest bidder for cash. the
court house door in the city of Nashville the 80 day
Nav 1856 all the right title claim interest and which
William Stewart then had, may since have acquired, in
and to the GLOWING desc bed real estate owit Situated
South Nashville Davidson county, Tennessee being lots
II and Is distinguished ia the plan OF the Bosworth lots
fronting, 298 Market street. the other 81
said street. both running back 12 feet inches being levied
upon the property Of William satisfy judgment
rendered in favor Of B. w. Hall.
JOHN X. EDMONDsoN, Sheriff.
Do 1919
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-29

Y virtue OF writ Of cen TO directed anddelvered
- from honorable Circuit Court Of DavdsoA county
Tennessee ut its January Tenn 1885, will expose public
sale to the highest bidder fer cash, the house door
in the city Of Nashville the 80 day OF ay 1885, all the
right title claim interest and estate, which Joseph W. Nc
Even then had since have acquired and to the fol-
lowing described property witt certain lot Of land in
Davidson county in the Of Nashville fronting Vine
street tween Spring and Broad streets beginning the
south edge Of for fence between the
properly OF the said Boyd lot occupied by L. Stones
the West side Of Vine street. and running with said
nothwardly sixty feet less 10 plank fence dividing
said sixty feet lot from Mrs Boyds property the north
thence at right angles with said street feet feet al
ley thence with said alley Fix feet less stone
right line TO the beginning corner thence feet to the
beginning. Conveyed TO j. H. McEwcn by Fig beth Boyd
by deed registered Book 22 page l76 being levied upon
the property Of Joseph W. McEwen satisfy Judgment
rendered in favor Of TruiIt Brothers Co.
marcA1I-td j. X EDM0NDSON, Sheriff
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-29
SuERIEI,SSAH -

DY virtue OF wrtof VendioRi EypOnGs Tome directed
ID and delivered from the honorable Circuit Court of Da-
wilson county, Tennessee at its January Term, 1885, will
expose public SALE the highest bidder for cash. the
court house door in the city Of Nashville the Bird day Of
May, 1856 all The right title claim interest and which
Laner Falls tn had may since have acquired in and
10 the 70 lowing described property, wit piece parcel
Of land situate in Davidson county, Tennessee part Of the
land the said Charles l. Love resides on and bounded
follows: beginning at stake VIM Kings, north east
Der 10 William b. lewis south boundary line, running north
S9H degrees east with said line forty poles in
said ine thence south IN degrees hundred and
twenty poles 10 stake John Rains north boundary
line, with the agreeable It's bearing south S94 deg
II poles stake VIM Kings south the
tract he lives thence north west with Kings line lis
poles 20 the beginning containing AZ poles. Being
levied the property Of Laner Falls satisfy jugd
ment rendered in favor of Ewing Williams, Exrs.
march17-ti JOHN K EDM0NDS0N, Sheriff
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-29
For ths NASHVILLE Patriot.
Tennessee Wine MIR. Camuse.


MEssRs EDIroRs Permit me through your
valuable Journal to call the attention of its nume-
rous readers TO the cultivation of the grape in
Tennessee, aud 20 suggest the adaptation OF its
soil and climate to the production of the finest
wines. The gentleman named at the head Of this
articles native of France, an enthusiastic wine
grower, and thoroughly versed in al the mysteries
of egrowing, has given the subject fair test,
and, am happy TO say, has produced vine not
inferior il delicacy OF favor ia its healthy and
happy effects upon the system, to the most ceIe-
brated wines OF Europe. ] informed by Mr.
Camuse chat a thousand gallons per acre lie the
ordinary yield Of well cultivated vineyard IN
Tennessee, aud that favorable is the climate to
its growth that failure Of the crop need hardly
ever be feared. / am also informed by him that
very large portion u land nov, from its want Of
adapt ion 10 the production Of grain and the
grasses--being poor in soil-aimost useless to the
owner, would, if converted into vineyards, WELD
the wine grower handsome profit. When | say
Co your readers that n,,esf-th4t is wine Just
pressed is worth 81 per gallon-and after ieruent-
ing it is worth from s. to IL per gallon, have
said enough 20 convince them OF the profits OF
growing it. Ia this connection 1 only add, that
the wine crop in Europe has been failing for seve.
raj years Nc. Camuse's vineyard is about ten
miles from the city of Nashville on the Noleusvile
pike, where all who wish TO commence the cultiva.
ton OF the grape, can not only be furnished with
the vines but with all necessary information as to
planting and dressing them, for they Sill find him
as clever aud accommodating, he is learned in
the art and mystery Of wine-making.>