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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-01

COSMOPOLITAN
ART ASSOCIATION!
SECOND YEAR
A RRAVGEMEETs for the Second Annual coilec ton q
II this and popular Institution for the dinason Of
Literature and Art have been made ths extensive
scale
Among the works already engaged, Is the far.iamed
sGENOA CRUCIFIx,0
which originally cost Ten thousand Dollars
In forming the new Collection, the diffusion Of wcrks Of
ANuRcAS Art and the encouragement Of Amercan ens
haze been overlooked. Ccmmsions have been ssueA 70
q the most Distinguished American Artists Who viii
contribute some Of their hnsst productions Among Agm
are three Marble Bus executed by The eresssss
sculptoT.-IiIEAx POWKEs:
GEORGE WARRINGTON,
The Father Of hs country;
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
TIE Philosopher,
DANIEL WEBSTER,
The Statesman.
special agent has visited Europe and made carel ard
udscous seeeoEs Of f0regn works Of Ara both "a Bsonns
aud Marble statfary and Choice Paintings.
Pansngs and stAtaAry be Distributed TEEs auonz ne
members Of the Association for the Second Year.
TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP.
The payment of three dollars constitutes any one em
Der Of this Association, and enes hn either one Of
the wing Magazines for year. and also fsekst In
TIE dsslrisation % the stasuary and eaintiaes
The Literature issued % subscribers consists of the o1
ing aonghy Magazines. HArper's Pusnam KnlcksrOoek
sr BIaskwOods. GrAhAm iodsys Lacy 8osk, and Hooss
hold WeFds
Persons taking ave nen6efAps are emitted 70 any evs
Of the Magazines for ens ysAr, and 70 ss tickets in The
distribution.
ne nss proceeds derived fsem ths sas os shsr,hs.s
devoted ne purehAss 81 works u isr the ensuing
year.
THE ADVANTAGES SECURED
by becoming q member a this As-ociaiian, are
ist An persons receive ne fH raise u elefy sstry-
i0a al "a r n Ne shspe q ssras AAgsEns lssfs-
snre.
eAslce works of Art whieh os dssEAaisa nmonT
hsmseixss and The tine akng hs ATsi.s
of The eOany dsbaFsng thousands q dollars tFsash iis
Assacy.
dive thclr po ecs address n M stanr he manfA ies
.h IL. Rasan.ns h cemmrnes saa havs ~ sssr rer
tered 81 ne P0st oee e Prssena isas ne FseaPls
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as scared u - ~ sarast y anz PaIt 4 shs ssssFy
Thsse aAo pagehass MaEssnet a. hooksers n obsssre
has ~ oaa1r thls Assesaioa, s rrslua "a NsgasSas
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prics shsg asu f,sy f.r he Maga.ns alone.
neaHtay Illustrated NatAoGaer &sFinR en dassrlptiana
sal ffes aa appacatian-
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E,osg "a ga E-EsF he halsaes q hs pressna ysar
u NH6Ao MAh. xsrT Essa n4sskuat a. AEply to
n A. sALLoM1. asna Aenns.
t4nis Ne lf pssAsEiss fssEA
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Nashville Female Acader

FIsHE session win eommsnce AoxDAy, iAssAKT slst
Morulnx and AnsraeoH sessions, Aba aud sxp1rFneed
Teachers Ia al departments o Boeeaoa Ample provision
made for sha and heAha exercise of PuP vel
tor ihsi- Instruction IN the rscstAtlon roosn-
Jan;B-Ss Q. D. ELLIOTT.
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GOOD ADVICE!

upon al subjects connected with the comforts Of domestic
life; but more especially concerning the
Plantation and Family Medicines
PRsPARED Dr rHE
GRAEFEABURG COMPANY.
For a disorders which the human system liable these
Medicines prov de remedy II they considered among
THE GREAT HUMt UGS OF THE AGE,
Let ans one obtain a copy Of the
Graefenberg Manual of Health,
And having carefully erustd then
These Medicines prepared by Phyic Of eminence
whose reputation not confined county any STATE
but is tr0rld 1oide!
Ithsse Medicines fail TO DO what promised for them the
thousands Of purchasers in Tennessee where who has
had occus 20 demand the Of his money! II
such be found, let him show himself, for
Barnum Could Make a Fortune By Him!!
any doubts the cheapness of these Medicines over all
others him examine the Fever and Agus Remedy, and
compare Il with the usu i practice.
ile 6raefcnberg Company gives for % cents
Let. Full directions for the of all AKues or Fevera
a. An emetie with Instructions for use.
Sf box aiming % Pills composed Of Quinine aud
PIP rlne for which alone, you would have pay, II pre-
pared in any Drug Store In the State, VI.
Sth. one box OF Vegetable Pills known 70 be superior to
any that be prescribed By Phycsns prepared BY
DTuggi-ts.
Ga handsome Box In which all these preparations are
placed
6th n these remedies do the Ague you Gao 20
back and have your 81 cents returned.
Win an these advantages. II HAS LOOK or REASON
ABOUT IT. that scientific remedy prepared for each
plant by he most esrned Physicians IN the Unon with full
directions ior their IA al stages cf disorders, ami at
than the cheapest and better than best should
become ropuar and 80 universally used throughout the
world. ALEX MACKENZIE,
decl9-u Agent Tor fenn-uee.
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For SALE

OFFER for sale the following property: One Inn.
proved Lot, situated In Edgeheid Bell street,
between SPnr Wetmore streets The lot fronts so feet
and runs back lii -rt- The improvements it are,
Dwelling House xit ~ rooms, entry, back stable earr
age house, and we'll of good wa.er.
ALS0-A vacant Lot on Bell street, nearly po-
site the above fronting three feet and running back
one hundred and ninety four feet fenced in.
And tree hfy feet lots In zoicoGer's Addition the
corner Of Russell and Tulip streets.
r. A. BALLOwE,
ncfQ lnnarni AranA 4 -n.aa.rlnh
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GEO. W. COWAN,

GEUI W. GUEFHIVI
ATTORN NEY AT LAW,
General Agent for the Purchase, salt
and Rent OF Real Estate, and the
Collection OF Claims,
no. 43 Cherry Street,
MAS WILLIE, TENN.
nRosfPT attention viii be given 70 all essness entrusted
l. 40 him and SPECIAL attention the collection Of eastern
claims throu ghout Middle Tennessee.
RhEERxscEs.-A. &. a A. Is. Beech, kvARs, Porter Co
L. b. Fite Co. Tbos. T. smiley, Ex-6OR. Aeih hrpsn
yosish Ferriss Nashville, Tenn Gen. J. A. h4te David
son CO. Tenn: Ex-6ov. W R. Campbell. Lebanon, feun
Hon John f. CArathers Memphis, reEn ". d. LaerndsF-
NeE York City. ooG-H
FOR REAT.
A GOOD YELLING HOUSE, IN EDGEFiyLo. CO
"a Also-fwS Rooms over llamiln sui Asfgan's. E.ll
fne,v eo A. A. BALLowE. GeuT Agunt,
al No, u Dsaderios sirsst
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LUST IfECEIyED.
WRAPPINGS

DER steamer Humboldt 800 bags TURKS Island sah
100 bales GuRny Bags, in st IRE and for sale low. By
DAVIS, PILCHER a CO.,
JAMS 7S Public squArs
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I \ sTOHE-
l. iao boxes low priced Virginia Tobacco;
so do celebrated Pdnodke" do
90 do "Pride OF Virginia" do
30 do Palmetto Tvisi %
100000 Spanish Aad American CigAFs;
100 doz. boxes sardines,
IS bills Nuts. assorted.
IS bags each Pepper. Spice and Ginger.
ssnaS SEYMOUR FANNTNG A co
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LNOIs EtENT-I have for rent a splendid stand for
Blacksmith the Aurfre sboro' Pike 10 miles fro
Nashville Improvements, good shops, family residence
and all necessary out houses 20 OF cleared land
plenty OF IRE wood, &c. Terms easy. Apply to
K. A. BALL0WE, Geu1 Agt,
M II Te,dari,. ,tra.t
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

HAVE concluded 70 counest with uy business the
selling of Lands Town Lots, Renting Houses kc lhave
now on hand for sale several negroes, amongst them NO
man "a years Old that win guarantee 20 be No. cook,
vAaher good seAmsress AID good general mouse
servant girl 10 years DID, and boy of the same age
have rdgeI my sell these negroes 10 go south
and want 70 select good homes for them, and should The
purchase not be pleased he return them ana gt bis
n,n.y T,ctsil REFS w. POTTER
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HOMR MADE FURNITURE.

1hs srdsEElEned hasinE fsbalh fhair
FUR NlTURE HAN uFAC Touu ~
A nz ne~ better prspsrsd tksn ever % farulsh 4
n th.lT frisnas sss IAs pasie wa anylhas -
tksy uaB uant IN ne gurnitnrs has. -
Ordsrs lhsnklally rsfeFed and prunpJ al41 -
WnsAsnse Ne. u ccf1Es slrset. e. hsTstof1Fe-
tsnI&-ly 6houa8. AANlN %
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FOR FALL AND WINTER.
WE viii open Monday 94th nst the stock of
w CL0AKs, MANTILLAS, 4e., &e, offered 10 this
city All persons wanting nice article would do well 10
CALI stock embraces every thing new. ranging In
prices from IS to ti00. 4. O. McNAIRY 4 co.
sep22
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INTPORTANT
TO HOUsEKEEPERs AND DEALERS.
The Hope WILLIS,
Il Fulton Street and II Beekman Street, New York,
Principal Office, 1Os Front Street, New York.
Factory Nos &c. 81 SO Hudson Streets Jersey City.
THE PRoPRIEToRs or THIS LONG AND WELL
l. KNOWN
Coffee and Spice Establishments,
Continue TO prepare the best Pharmaceutical
Powders IN use for RAISING BREAD, BISCUIT, TEA
AND OTHER CAKES, &c. They also prepare Mustard,
Cocoa and many other articles Of daily ia every family,
which they offer the most reasonable terms. Cata
logues sent TO dealers who request them.
r. II. 4 J g. IsHAM.
~ B-Consumers advised to inquire for HoPE Mus
tcles. aug2-iy
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LADIES' HEELED CATERS.
IIAvE received another package Of
Ii Ladies' super French l. Heeed CATERS;
J. clcsh Congress Boots;
Kid Buskins and Paris Ties,
{" Thick soied Boots;
Misses Kid Slippers. Caters and Fancy Boots.
JOHN RAMAGE
nov1f a collss 81
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NEW SERIES. mo. 81
BUSINESS CARDS.
DAN. TRIeG,
A U G ION Il z H,
rANn dENERAT nQrzrr

No. IS Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn,
WILL attend to the Sale Of Dry Goods Groceries, Rass
w Estate, and Personal Property
Also, viii attend the Renting or collecting Of Rentr
Houses, and Hire Of Negroes, &c.
The collecting Of Claims, the adjustments ef shs
same placed In his hands win be attended 70 prenPs
nsss and despatch. loT-a
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ron SAT-.

A House and Lot on McLemore street. ns g.
n Lot 1sc fees MeLemore street, and runs a
ack 109 feet. The House IL two Story Brick. and -
contains roons hall above and below with kischen esq
house. kc This property ocated IN the neghboshood ~
the Nashville and North Railroad Depot u Is alse
eonvenlsns the business portion Of the city and ~
lad upon rood Dor farihsr informaon sPply -
n A. BALL0WK
est5 Gen1 Agt No. ~ DeaAerisk
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MAMAAGA MAAMAAlI
nj Z BHxLF0sg, haxlnr FeEamea iha MARBEF7&8A
Wa nExlAEtt 9eictR kik ait 1ssne4 and ltfl}.alf
= Fifa hla e4l Al ~ kkfD. q CanEfh -
atfa1l an4 - SaalI1ilt GE1 cA4stAneoxa hAlIread
uepal He VII keep eon11sntly an t1a1 sapplf - .
ef hoaUMKN1d IoM1a. ke., e ne nnest iisiIsa naa
kmeresa Marhls. Al szfenhsd n ths hssa puknnsr
and aaf7antel aara8-a
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JAMES D. HOusEMAS. JUIIus Il. sMTa R. B. BowLEH.
HOUSEMAN, SMITH & co.,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-15
NOVELTY. INSTRUCTION AND AMUSEMENT
MUSEUM AND CONCERT.

The form nv .PWing upwards Of 100 oeo cgrosi,ies wiz
and O'Clock P. NJ :. for one day onls. on the
Floating Palace and James Raymond.
EENHE MUSEUM contains complete Geological Exhbi-
III of every wild and animal exis Europe
PaAN and magnificent GIRAFFE anamerable specimens
OF birds from the Ostrich TO upward of 100 speei
A STATUE GALLERY
figures, life among whish e-Christ Preach
ing TemPle he ShaksPear Gallery siamese wins
Wallace Tam O'Shanter Souter Johnny; the
Landlord and Lau ady the Chief Utica in the dress he
when living hundreds OF Ancient and ar eapons;
A Panoramic View Of the World.
Mineral aad Vegetable Curo&itie5 without nnmher Ancient
Relics IRON Egypt Greece Rome. POmpei and Hereula-
neam.
One hundred and fifty Oil Paintings,
The beautiful daring Polish refugee. MADAME
oLINzA, in her thrilling terrihe and at the time
thu floor and dizzy hight,
walking backwards ascending
the Cornet Piston and aehevn many the exsi5
startling introduced surprising any
Also. that incom prehcnsib genius. MR. s. K. &.
NELLS who has appeared great ecla before the prin
soveregns America. aud received susan
and flying evid OF the appreciate they ain
TIES ALONE CT rs PRoFILES and VALENTINES.
tches folds Letters;
with Bow and arrow at of dollOr at
and seldom msse loads and discharges Pistols plays the
operatioL- with facility that
pie wrh tho 'ull HAMS and
fingers demon tng how signay nature compensates for
Also. that animal. LIVE WHITE POLAR BEAR.
the My living specimen in the United States aud probably
thu most interest Z animal extant.
Ri5- Admission Twenty hv- Cen's-no hal'-price So
AN ENTERTAINMENT AND CONCER Z
RAYMOND ediatey after che exhibition on the PALACE
consisting of Melodies; Fancy and Comic Danoing
Charac'erte pelineatons. &c. by talented troupe OF
as- Admission twenty five jy9-9t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-15

OF Hon. r. Raynor in long letter to the
Committee, declines being candidate for the
Vice Presidency. Stockton will now have to
hunt up somebody else In his letter Mr.
Rayaer says:
In taking a calm survey Of tl4e whole field
of operations, and the contending forces ar
rayed, /, in common with others, have had to
decide under whose leadership | would fight
in the contest. Much as l disapproxed and
regretted some of the proceedings of the
Philadelphia Convention of the 18th and 22d
of February last, yet was bound to regard
them, as the only nationally organized expo
nents OF what was left of the American par
ty. l say American party--or of American
principles, all is left. They are enduring, and
will last as long as love of native land, devo-
ton to religious freedom, and the memory of
those sacrifices which our fathers made to Sc
cure to us the Union, shall continue to exist.
Although blunders may have been made-al-
though our prospects may be less bright now,
! than they once were-yet as a loyal Anser3cdn
I must regard these Conventions as the only liz
ing organs Of or national organization. .ORe
Of those ConUeaions nominated Tor the P1eside7s-
cy Mr. Fillmore. am committed to his support
and salt sustain him Nth wltat zeal and ability
the Convent on OF The 18th AMI Goth of Feb
ruary had so far departed from the original
landmarks of Amercanism, as to have I'M
AmericaniSed themselves, and thereby absoly
ed every American from all obligation to sus-
tain the nomination, as an american nomination
still, in the absence of any other candidate
of the American party, an its national charac-
ter, hare presented to me- IN Mr.. Fillmore, a
caaiidate agorfhy Of my confidence and support.
No one, believe, denies to him a sound head,
an honest heart, and national, conservative,
and statesmanlike views. II he erred during
his Presidential service, believe he erred from
honest and conscientious conviction of duty.
Those who may find fault with what they
consider his errors, may well applaud him for
having erred so seldom Whether, then, in
my character as an american, or as a citizen
of the Republic, l can and shall cheerfully
and cordially support him. The same Con-
vention nominated Mr.. Donelson for the posi-
ton to which your kindness and partlanty
would elevate me. To his support am also
committed.
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Death of Professor John Locke, of Cincinnati.

Death of Professor John Locke, Of Cincinnati.
The death of this distinguished and useful
man occurred in Cincinnati, on the 10th inst,
after painful illness, in the 65th year Of his
age. DR.. Locke had acquired reputation high
among the scientific men ofthe day. As lec-
turer he was without his peer west of the
mountains. Winter after winter we have sat
in crowded houses and listened with sleepless
interest to his inimitable lectures; watched a
master hand experimenting with most com
plete apparatus, in almost every department
science. His name is linked with some of the
happiest recollections of our early boyhood.
He was born in Frezburgh, New Hamp-
shire, in February 1892. Before he reached
the age of manhood he published a book on
the science of Botany, which has been highly
commended. He was graduate of Yale Col
lege at an early age, and afterwards studied
and practised medicine, and then entered the
Navy in the capacity of surgeon, but left the
ship in which he sailed because the officers re-
fused to ventilate the vessel as the Doctor had
declared necessary. The consequence of the
neglect of his counsel was shown in the break
ing out of the ship fever, and the loss Of large
number Of men thereby.
In magnetism and electricity he made a
number of the most important discoveries and
constructed the most ingenious theories. In
1850, by the study of Horology, in connection
with magnetism, he invented the famous Mag
netic Clock, still in use in the Observatory at
Washington.
Prof L. first came West in 1926, when he
established a female college at Lexington, Ky
Henry Clay's daughters were among his pu-
pills. The Cincinnati Columbian in long and
interesting obituary, says: AFTER almost hall
century of unremtting exertion. intense ap-
plication and constant research, he has been
permitted to lay aside his toil-stained garments
and assume the spotless robes of never-ending
rest The gifted man Of science, the profound
philosopher, the thorough scholar, the learned
gentleman and amiable citizen, who conferred
benefits by his teachings and his private worth
has passed from the sphere Of action he SO long
and so eminently adorned. We cannot sup
ply his place, nor can we hardly appreciate al
present the extent of our loss"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-15

A H. SAYDEEs. ESQ You will announce the name Of g.
W. MCBRIDE a candidate the office of She rif VAN
derburgh county and Oblge of the citizens Of the
ty. je4
Ma. SASDERs-Sir: You will ri announce my name
candidate for the office County Recorder
at the ensuing election. my29 W Nj. Ii. CHANDLER.
Mr.. ERs:-Please announce my andidate
for Becordr of Vslderburgh County at the ensuing II
election SUBJECT the decision of the Dnocratc Conven
tom. my27 JOHN FARRELL.
A. II. SANDERS. ESQ Please announce name
CLERK the NaRderburgh Circuit
at the ensuing October election.
nyl7+ LOUIS RICHTER.
EDITeR JoURNAL:I am candidate office Sheriff
of Van !erbur5h county the ensu October election
uJl2-te w M. HOLDEN.
DYsPEPsIA.-There but few who do not at time
experience the of temporary iDdgtion
such faness weight and uneaiIess the stem
ach tongue bitterness the mouth sick head
&C.. &c All such feelings evidence # approach
ing dyspepsia which should Away be CHECKED and cured Y
the HoSTErTEE'S stomach Btters which known
he in fable remedy for all such complains To this
will testify who tried them proved TIL
HosTETrERs Bittsrs for sale by principal
HALLocK & STODDARD.
jy3-d1w WOOLSEY & SAWYEE.
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POLITICAL >ITEMs-TENNEssEE.- Fill
more's arrival home was hailed at Memphis,
Tenn, with a salute Of 81 guns. An excur-
sion party echoed the salute, and took vote
nmong the men, which was % for Fillmore,
and for Buchanan. The ladies were all for
Fillmore. The Memphis Eagle says:
"This is about the way the election will go
in November. Fillmore is gaining ground
every minute, and by the 4th of November
next TEE PEOPLE will vote for him irrespective
Of party leaders ard 'everseers.'
VrRGIN1A-Every Old Line Wing paper in
Virginia, except the Wheeling Intelligencer
Supports Fillmore.
LoUIsIANA.-The Red River American is
the name of new Fillmore and Donelson jour-
nal in Alexandra, La.
OF A Republican, on the Central Road be-
tween Rome and Utica, insisted upon taking a
tie, on the Sd inst. The result was, Fillmore
129, Buehaaan 81, and Fremont 20.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-15
Brevities.

A very-very warm shower of sunshine,
beats down in manner sufficiently furious to
dry up all outdoors. In consideration of that
weighty consideration, we hope our thousand
and enc readers will exercise little charity
towards us, should locals be ''scace' article
in our columns. The bare idea Of going out
in this burning sun in search Of items, is itself
enough to incur coup d. solei We can't at
tempt it. Readers you will have to swear
awhile first. Matters remain quiet in the
vicinity of magistrates offices. But one case
occurred yesterday. Chas. High whose name
has become almost fixture to the Police Col
umn was brought up before his Houor the Re-
corder, charged with drunkenness and disorder
ly conduct He was fined SIS and costs, but
having left his pocket book at home he is
boarding it out at the citys expense.
ExEMPLIFIcAT IoN.-Seedy Individual
nothing to eat and nothing to buy it with
begs borrows or steals five cents-gets drunk
and throws himself in the Marshaps way
Observation-Disclosures money-goes to jail--haS
an easy time in there-city keeps him COM
fortably-ten-ffteen days---comes out
takes little recreation and secures lodging
and board again in the same manner.
QUEsTIoN.--How long will it take the city
to get rich at such operation?
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-15

SOLOMON KAHN VS. JOIN KOCH AND PETER
KOCH-Sale July 2Sth of thu following property: Lot
No. 3. in block 1873 in LamaseO city
GEO. MENIvs PETER BAAER. BARBARA MEM.
Ell ALSale July ed Of the folio wing pertyh south
east of the north or, of section No L. township o.
south 10 the south westerly halt OF the
north the northeast of ecticn township and
aforesaid thus bounded: b ginning the south
corner OF the last seeton thence
west SO rods to line OF last quar-
secon thence north So rods Whereabouts the north
line said section thence in straight d
aona line souheatwardly place of beginning all in
VanIerburgh county. Ind.
JOHN +. STACER rs. CLEMENTA A. FARRELL. EFT
AL-Sae 2ld July the ola wing proptrtyi Nos
H. in block No in the Northern Enlarg of the
city of Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-15

o. We understand there are many patent
medicines that are being counterleited, we
would therefore caution persons who take them
to be careful that they get the genuine article.
Keller, Farnsley& Co. are agents for all the
popular medicines"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-15

ANOTHER POWERFUL ACCESSION TO FILL
MoRE.--The Philadelphia Inquirer, the organ
of the Straight Wings and very influential
journal, has a strong article in favor of Mr.
Fillmore. We quote
Zone thing, at least is certain-the election
of Willard Fillmore to the Chief MagiStracy Of
the Republic would be a national blessing He
has been tried, and he has realized the highest
expectations, even of his warmest friends. He
is for the UNION AS IT Is-he is for PEACE
AND ALL ITS PRICELESS BLEssINGs-he is for
the CONSTITUTION AND ALL THE LAws-and
like the immortal Clay, HE WOULD RATHER BE
RIGHT THAN BE PRESIDENT"