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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

Q. ~ Noii1L- " ehHAN- D = hAhAf.
EICHOL, GREEN & BAILEY,
Wholesale GrOcers,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos IS aud ~ College St, Near Broad.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
1rp psALkss -
Bacon, Lard, FeAthsrA, BseswlIx, Grain, &e., &c.
DY LATE ARRIVALS TROM NEW ORLEANS oar
I'D Stoek % Grocsries IN part eoHpiess, and
prepared 70 oesr CITY aBd Country DeAss
uho nay Aver shh = eaa We have D Srr and %
EVs the i0ioSias 6eoa Shich Ss sh sel 90 ~ OAae
re hh5s PAR 20 Chose hsNi IS boxes Picksis,
OFissns SaxsF, 80 Do 6asssaFe,
Asa h.rr.is Noias,~s ~ do Yeast PsSdsrs,
IS 4 DO 20 eases X. hastaFd.
- barrels fyTup. 70 tAfs spec
$50 h.-s Hin Cofee 10 Do p~ppef,
- barrels Macksrsl do tisgeF,
asN a. A. leo pen9ohas asssted ssea
"a Kas DO les n. q D caps.
So ksFs NAs Asserted si1eA ~ noxes star CanAlcs,
Ts b zss n. <. RAisinE 10 cases AAtchsss
foo eossn Painted Bsckst - ehests fsas vHrs braaAs.
80 Nests a. Taos. 70 t1ls Ailonds.
50 sosen Lonaon Porter, go dfuns ffeah Figs,
saa0o CkaFs varisas branAsl 50 esxes hsTEiag.
foxsthsr VIA every aFtssls usasIy ksps cur me.
NiCB0ts GkKkN BAfLEF.
~ Ws also have IN store. "a eoassnAsas so Aax.
aEs Fait Faetory Ansa, whieh We v ssl very che sp
i<bA La - /
Letter and Cap Paper.
Tnsoies q Extra sapsraas csnnSsAl Poss ana csp
aaef5 sKSJ smx1ps.
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New York Millinery.
MRS. SIMMONS

Wholesale and Retail Millinery and Straw Goods
Warehouse, 564 Broadway, New York
AIRS els Ia Europe for the rxpres purpose Of
vi rctug novelties fT the Spring Trade which viii arrive
and dy inspection a5Out the hrst OF March
Southern and Western Merchants and Aners pec
fully invited call mine the be ore purchasing
elsewhere. Pattern Bonne.s always hand and sent by
express to any address. teh9-Sm
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u. -. Weller

0OO KEGs Of WIN. C. Stockton a Cos brand Of PURE
ZOO WHITE LEAD full weight and very .s.s s.,
WANTED, FLAxSEED. For which the high
est market price will he paid, in Cash. ljsn9-u >
Shelbyville University.
sHELBYVILLE, BEDFORD COUNTY, Tennessee.
TNHE public are respectfully notified that the LITERARY
Il DEPARTMENT Of the above Institution vii Commence
It's FlSf S-sSirf the
FIRST 'ONDAX IN FEBRUARY. 1855.
As Trustees, hstter ourselves that With University
Building and mposng-A Of IntIucoTs learned
and Efficient aud geographical position in State
ra accessible In connection with the good health, the
fine morals and the excellent society Of rapidly gouing
prepared 10 offer great inducements q parents
and guardians may have and wards 10 educate
favor Us with their patronage.
FACULTY.
RKv A L HAMILTON, President and Professor Of Moral
ard Mental Philosophy, and Bellies Lettrs'.
p. GLYNN, A. NJ, Professor Of Ancient and Modern
Languages.
A. VIM A. NJ Professor of Mathematics.
C.R HEAD A. NJ Professor Of Experimental Sciences
CAREY A. ~, Sup Preparatory Department..
---, Assistant
Terms OF Tuition
PER SESSION 81 NEsKs-OSE HALF PArABLE IN ADVANCE.
Primary Department. SIC 90
I.sd1Iae hesasIlc ..,...... ..'...'... IS az
Collegiate y %
E CcuLLRs giving outline Of the Course Of Studies
be pursued together with other asossaIy inaruAon are
nov ready distribution and upon application, vii be i'm
nediately sent 70 Any desir ng enpy.
Boarding may obtained in private families al from - 70
$40 per month"; payable At the middle snd end of s sss
Knes Students have dsd1eton yin be made for
loss time Of proraeted sickness or other
prOYd, nta eanse-.
For further psru address the se-riAry q The Board
J. a. BLAKEMORE.
President Board Of Trustees
TE1SIs q. cASsos. seey. aecs4-tm
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From g. NJ PETTINGILL 4 cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
I19 9Nsssau Street, NEW YORK,
And No. 10 State street, BosToN.
P Co.. Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United states and
the CanAdas
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FaNFs
For levers teeihinT, darrhaA reksts, eOe worms &c
Il the hrsl medic known In the Gfnenherg Al
manAc that given gratis you vii hnl list OF
Physicians hrouEhout the Union, WIN have used In hs
practice. Where there yoang chdrsn and 4 has bea
used once viii 70 Be without II n ,hrir
house. Prise 80 cents per bottle.
Forsals BY zd Draggst-, by ALEX. MkcKiNZIE,
mas II College street.
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Livery Stable.

HN - . Tbs und ignrd having taken Es
CC- - ~ he stab'e Market Street, Nash. ~ ~
SHI~~C91 vile, Tenn two doors below the AA
Inn and opposite the Mansion House form
ery occupied by the Hammer respectful ~ that
he keep haud good horses and yehcles 10 be let
the hiring public reasonable terms.
lie Is prepared @ ttke Of In the best manner, all
Horses rit him. either boarding horses travellers
Ills Stable IS 81 uaed convenient business and he will
keep none but experienced oers and the best
he market anord. Terms moderate.
ian s6--dtwaWIy r. 5. PATTERSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

DURE MONONGAHELA HISKT-SbbIs
Of the above, us received Of prime qualify. Sold 70
Us for six years old. 20. g. BROWN,
4
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DIS~OE.UTION.
HOME MADE FURNITURE.

1he VI dersign having rtbu,lt lher
FUR NITIit a. uANUFACT TORY,
A RE better prepared than 10 furnish ~
~ their fr end, aud he pubic with anything -
they ma, tle Furniture line.
Orders IA tnkfuly we'd and rompy filled 1-&-6a1
Wareh"u e No. 10 College street, as heretofore.
jaulB-ly GROuMES, NANCE 4 co.
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mANNN,s
CELEBRATED CONFINED REAPER AND NOW
KR, WITH wooDP IMPROVEMENT.
First Grand Silver Medal
HUMBUGH HUMBUGlll

DIANo FoHFis, russd and Es- go
II pziFea ev sfe nnisrs me ln mspaer f1@es4H
that eanaos es equaiisd ~ Ang oiher fanaf ~
In sAs sesa q e0any, Aso, al kn1s d haca iassFa-
nenis rrpaiFsd.
~ hsrfset sssisacti-n gwen o. Ne eAarge
ors.rs "a Al nase seFsse4 Jass DsEens, sanss
srsf4 tiektoN
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DrOODing Buds

TINHE remedy babiss ard for all the diseases
l. Ct oludren, from one hour 10 eve year, Old, is
THE CHILDREN'S PANACEA,
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~ ID sIIN E-INNI
Rhrumatsm. Loss OF Appetite,
"a Tnrnrr nf he LIVER and howeII

and foFpnr of The LIVER ana Bowels.
Readerl You app-slet 20 sarnesy. Don't say "f
could believe this be rucl have Of The above
plants aud would take the medicine could only
have Confidence IT Is TRUEit Is honest truth ever
there spoken. Come then mind irra bic,
dcontented and gloomy y0u have col Ans af
eating your fod If your body begins to waste your
strength you II your c1untenanee hazgard
and salloW aspect you have difficulty In lying len
side your skin Is dry and shrveed you have appe
ti,e and variable and perhaps entirely destroyed
system Is sngud especially during the process of d.
Restion n have uneasy feeling In the
achWhy you have d. Of IRdigestou, and these great
Bers made indigestion and they ~ do it, too,
and all It's attendant ns-and while az nrst gently stmu-
ates the stomach cleansing ard removing these touhlesoms
agents, upon tts skin, removing morbid vtiaied
humors beAuty the fee, tird s and energ in
entire frame then readr viii the world longer look dark
and O5my VIII your dearsst hopes be banshed
and Asife but with health and strength yoa viii
forth into the wore 10 with gh0u Ands Of others, The
Grefs nberE Health Bitiers have given new life"
This invaahie mecc g put Ia packages a. 2o cents
each Zach package VIII quAFt, strong inyig-
Grating AID tonic deeocOa. foT sale by an Dugg In tbs
Stats, and By ALEN- MACkEALlE,
ap5 ~ College st., NAsHvILLB-
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10. G. Brow N,
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
SURGICAL INsTRUMgNTs, &C.,
4S Collega Street NASHVILLE. TENN,

MY stock Of Fancy Goods, Pe-funery, Sells now yery
1 complete, having received fresh supplies, seiectee ~
one OF the arm in person, Lub Basins and MtcheS
Extracts; American Tiuct and German Cologne Water;
Fancy Soaps; Hair and Tooth Brushes in every style; D
ucs and Lubns Sachets; Aromatic Chrysts China, Metal
and Glass Puf Boxes several styles; Shell Coubs large
stock. Also have hand Indigo, &adder, White Lead
Linseed OIL, Turpeutine, &c.,Sc ie9
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NASHVILLE. TENN. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 9, 1856.
new YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vISCHER 4 SCHELL's GenI Advertising House,
APPLETON BUILDING, BAG and S4s Broadway.
Late No. so Nassau-Street.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-03
-~e~st-
I WONDER!

When a young man is clerk in a store
and dresses like a prince, smokes foine eli
gars, drinks choice brandy, attends theaters
balls and the like. l wonder if he does al
upon the avails of his clerkship?
When ayoung lady sits in parlor all day
with her lily white fingers covered with
rings. | wonder If her mother don't wash
the dishes and do the work in the kitchen
When Il deacon oftbe chucch sells strong
butter, recommending it as excellent and
sweet, | wonder if he don't rely OH the mer-
its of Christ for Salvation?
When man goes three times Gay to
get drain, wonder if he will not by and
by go four times?
When a young lady laces her waist one
third smaller than nature made it, | wonder
if her pretty figure will not shorten life
some dozen years or more, besides ma
king her miserable while she does livef
When young man is dependent upon
his daily toll, for his income, and marries
a lady who does not know how to make q
loaf of bread or mend a garment, wonder
il he is not lacking somewhere, say towards
the top, for instance?
When man receives n periodical OF
newspaper weekly, and takes great delight
in reading it but neglects to pay for it,
wonder if he has soul or a gizzard?
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-03

Is YET HERE, AND IN HIS SOUND MIND
HAS told the folks what he has to sell, and wha I
he wants to buy, through the Banner,-good paper
almost everybody reads, vet they don't all pitch IN
right. One day when was asleep, | thought to try
the new paper; think they call it the Graf or Musk
Rat, to if it could not convince the folks to their
own interest
John has got the slows this winter, but is taking
medicine from which he is receiving relief such as
Salt, Dried and Fresh Beef, Pork, Chickens Geese,
Turkeys, Fish, Sausages, Triple, Tongues and Pigs
Get, all of which have some to SELL and wish to
buy Beans, Corn, OATS, Chickens, Hay, Pork Pota-
toes, Eggs, Butter and all other productions of this
climate. Jim Ceer arove here from the wide east.
Pennsytucky) Il guess | am glad to see YOU.
Jim,' saws he. "Alr Cougle, why don't YOU sell
these goods, and collect those old debts, some of
which standing when lcft.'' 60 am too
"1ncn SAYS ''come light back and let il rattle
He did so; bounded about for the first few night.
and half day, got the dust of the goods, and saws
|, ''they look better" Then he marked them low
or. "W rs Jim saws !, you'll break me;' say:
a., THAT maAss no difference. | came here to
sal '.c-c goods, arl eo..cc, tnesc Old debts and
tni determined % do 500
Hank ioins Iaangai labor over thc river, in In
d,peDdtace; i,4t SIN times in tn, Store, or the
Market, q the crovt. Of bn-.ncs, requires.
Remember when jim comes around, he will ncv-
az lcare yoHr gate post Uaui affair are corrected.
P.S-Aftlr nine weeks,
JOHN, thc Butcher.
Noy..9, -. 3tf
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-03
Cardinal Principles of the Democratic
PARTY,

j. Equal and exact justice to al men, of what
ever State or persuasion, religious political.
. Peace, commerce and honest friendship VII,
all nations; entertaining alliance with none.
B. The right of States and Territories to admin
lister their own domestic affairs.
a. Freedom ami equality; the sovereignty OF tie
people, and the right of the majority rule when
cOnstitutionIlIy expressed.
>. Economy in the public cxpcn,turcs-anI a
sacred preservation to public fats.
g. Freedom of religion, freedom of the press,
and general diffusion of useful information.
I. Opposition to all secret political organizations,
and all corruption in politics.
{. a sacred preservation of the Federal Con-
sttution, and no religious tests for office.
.. No bgotry, or pride of cast, or distinction of
birth among American citizens.
10. Respect and protection for the rights of all
IL. The preservation of the naturalization laws
and the right of all to the public domain and the
protection of the American Government.
-. Opposition to all chartered monopolies
ID. Common brotherhood and good will to all
especially to those of the household of faith
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-03
GEMS.

Do not utter violent words ifthou intend
est to accomplish stony deeds.
One angry word sometimes raises a
storm which time itself cannot allay.
| take it to be a principal rule of life
not to be to much addicted to any one
thing.
No liberal man would impute charge
Of unsteadiLcss to another for having chang
ed his opinion.
The more solicitous man is to be in
formed of secret, the more DESTROYS he is
to to reveal 1t.
To be cast down by undeserved censure
or elated by unmerited compliments, is
alike proof of weakness.
Little acts ofkindness, gentle words, low
ing smiles. they strew the path of life with
flowers, they make the sunshine brig ter,
and the green earth greemer; and he who
babe us love one another looks with ia
vor upon the gentle and kind-hearted, and
lie pronounced the meek blessed.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-03
II. NJ. BROWN. n. c. BAXTER
BROWN &: BANTER,
DEALERS
STOW ES !
MANUFACTURERS OF
Tin, Sheet Iron and COpperware.

VXTOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY IN
w form the citizens of Marshall County, that
they are now under full Roadway, and are prepared
to furnish any article in their line, a shade lower
than customers have heretofore been in the habit of
paving, and perhaps little lower than any other es-
tablishment in this part of Northern Indiana
We are practical workmen ourselves, and manu-
facture our own wares of the very best of stock,
and as we intend making it permanent business
perhaps for fe customers may rest assured that
we will sell them but good and cheap articles.
The Ladies shall be promptly waited upon and
can have any article in lin manufactured or re
paired to order, and short notice.
We shall adopt AS an variable rulo-no disap-
poinfrpenfs when work is romsed
Shop two doors sc tn Of the brick store, at the
sign of "1in Shop" .ercss the side walk.
RAGS and most ~ ticcs Of country Produce Ia
ken i'm exchange. Call and see us
Plymouth, Nov. %, 1855. 2y
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-03
p RO S p Z CTU $
oFTHE
INDIANA State SENTINEL.
10 the Democracy Of Indiana.

The undersigned having purchased from Messrs
Spann * Norman, the establishment of the INDI-
ANA STATE SENTINEL, and having engaged
Maj. Alexander f. Morrison, 4 gentleman well
known te the democracy of Indiana as one of the
ablest and most accomplished political writer's in the
State to take charge of the editorial department of
the paper until after the presidential election would
respectfully call the attention of the Democracy Of
Indiana to the necessity and importance of sustain
ing, by liberal and increased patronage, Demo
cratic paper at this central point The present time
Is particularly suspicious for the commencement of
subscriptions. A session of congress which Jromis-
es To be one OF the most important well one Of
he most stormy that has ever assembled, is
convened at Washington and its action and debates
Will be looked for with he most intense Interest,"
Durhg the coming year. also, the people of Indiana
VIII be called upon To vote for a President and to
eiccta State ticket, Legislature and Cou-rcssmen
Inc Canvass promises to be an exciting one. and
the result one of the highest importance TO the State
and Nation. In this canvass the SENTINEL, will
as heretofore, be found battling maniully and with
all the power II can command in the ranks of the
National Democracy.
In addition to politics, the SENTINEL will con-
tain the latest news, foreign and domestic bv tee-
graph, express and mails up the hour of going to
press. Especial attention viii be paid to the local
news of our own State-a fact which should COM
mend 1t to every citizen of Indiana. The latest re-
ports CT our own and foreign markets will also be
given.
The new proprictors of the SENTINEL are no,
entirely unknown to the Democracy of Indiana
one of them having been formerly connected with
the SENTINEL, and the other having for several
years occupied prominent position before the pco-
pie of the State
The paper has never had that support from the
Democrats of Indiana which it should have had to
render it as efficient for the party as it was intended
that IT should be. And all we now ask of them ia
to give il trial-prove it-and aid us to make such
battle as shall tell upon the Fusion, Know Moth
ing Black Republican forces.
We respectfully ask our Democracy friends, and
especially Democratic postmasters, throughout the
state t. aud us in increasing the subscriptions of the
oEN incl, and thereby extending its useful
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-03


EARTHoUAKEs.-On the 10th Of Novem-
Der last, the city of Jeddo was visited by
an earthquake which destroyed one hun
dred thousand dwellings, fif;y-fve temples
and thirty thousand inhabitants. The
earth opened in awful chasms and closed
again on thousands of buildings and their
occupants.
On the 18Th of February last, an earth
quake visited California. and although no
such consequences resulted from it as those
which followed that at Jeddo, much
alarm was created for awhile. The shock
was severe and was felt at San Francisco,
San Jose, Alvarado, Contra Costa, Stock
ton, Monterey and all points throughout the
State from which we have accounts In
San Francisco the most subs tantial build
ings swayed and vibrated and the fronts of
several buildings fell into the streets. The
walls Of some were cracked and others were
damaged. The people were much terrified
and fled into tie Plaza for safety, many Of
them in a state of nudity, as they had hur
ried from their beds.
The most remarkable earthquakes of
modern times are those which destroyed
Lima in 1746; Lisbon in 1855 in which
%, 900 persons were killed; Calabria in
1893; Caracas in 1919; Aleppo in 1899;
Guatemala In 1880; and San Salvador with
in the last year. The motions of an earth
quake occur in different ways and in vari-
Gus degrees of violence Sometimes it is
perpendicular, throwing portions of the
ground into the air, and making others sink
Sometimes it is a horizontal, undulating
motion, and sometimes it appears to be Of a
whirline ma 'ure. 1t has been ascertained by
those who have devoted their attention to
the subject, that earthquakes cannot pro-
ceed'from external causes, and that theT
arise from certain powes operating within
The crust Of the earth. 1t is apparent also
great affinity to those Of volcanoes, and there
can hardly be doubt that both proceeded
from the same causes, acting differently
according to the difference Of situation or
different nature Of the surface on which
they operate. All phenomena of a volca-
no, such as the subterranean like noises,
the shaking, raising and bursting asunder
of the earth, and the conclusion Of electric
fluid, the fire and flames, the election OF
mineral substances, all occur as frequently
in earthquakes as in W lcanic eruptions All
the observations that have been made on
the subject, go to prove that volcanic erup-
tons and earthquakes are produced by one
and the same chemical process, which mus
have its seat at great depth beneath the
surface of the earth.-Jfiomi Seminal.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-03


PRESERVING EGGS FREsH.-Make barrel
of lime water as you would make white
wash, at least two weeks before you want to
use it. Put your eggs in another barrel,
stir up the lime water we'll and pour it on
the eggs, the lime settles around the eggs,
and the water stands on the top of the lime,
(the eggs all under the lime Look at
the barrel once in while, to see if fur
inches Of water, little more or less. covers
the whole. If the water is all dried up,
the lime gets hard, and they aie difficult to
take out when wanted, and you have to car
ry them somewhere else to wash off the
lime; so always keep water on the top
Keep the vessels covered to keep out all
dirt, or the eggs will look poor dingy
color. Be careful about this in the lime
and water, and you will have fine white
eggs.
I cannot tell how long they will keep, as
| never saw any spoil. l have some that
are five and half years old, as good as
they ever were.
You may dropa few eggs in at a time,
as you get them fresh, but keep four inch
es of water on top. You can certainly
test the goodness of each egg before putting
in, by going into dark room with can
die, if sound the light will shine through
with reddish glow, if unsound the egg
will look dark; reject every egg which has
the least want of clearness.=Ex.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-03
Doesticks 1nstigated by Damphool and
the devil, joins the Know Nothings.

Knowing more about selling groceries
than politics or religion, but was scared to
death by Damphool and others Of his kin
and name, told me if didn't join the Know
Nothings I'd be burst up, broiled on grid
irons by the Catholics; also, that the Irish
often burned natives, then fricaseed them
as choice foreign lunch; didn't like to be
burnt or fricaseed; told them I'd join.
Started at e o'clock at night, went down
town, then up town, met Waterman, Dam
phool and he turned round three times,
then stood on one leg; Damphool then said
"Highcatalorum. go ahead" Damphool
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-03

ETAn anecdote is told of Finney, the
revivalist, and canaller, to the following
effect. He was "holding forth in Roch-
ester, and walking along the canal one day
came across boatman who was swearing
furiously. Going up he confronted him,
and abruptly asked
"Sir, do you know where you are go
ing?'
The unsuspecting boatman innocently
replied that he was going up the canal on
the boat johnny Sands.
''No, sir, you are not, continued Finney
you are going to hell faster than canal
boat can convey you"
The boatman looked ut him i'm astonsh-
ment for a minute, and then returned the
question:
"Sir, do you know where you are GO
ing?"
81 expect to go to heaven
"No. sir, you are going az Tie cdnair
And suiting the action to the word, took
Finney in his arms and tossed him in the
murky waters, where he would have drown
ed had not the boatman relented and fished
him out