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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.


sITeIfoBay,s Pffls.-The Blood.-None
healthy unless this vital fluid be kept pure. This
wonderful medicine erSdcaes al noxious particles mat
ter acting directly the liver Kidneys and bowels None
need be sick II they this remedy Sold the nuc-
tories No 50 Maiden Lane New York. and No. 944stsnd
London; and By all druggists at 25c s2c and u box
ProUs DISEASES Of kinds, win and in oaR1Ezs srAx-
IsH MxrURk the surest remedy. The sced viii be revv-
ed USE hamors viii be expelled from the blood, and
the liver will its health action, thereby restoring
the patient to health and vigor It contains mercury
opium, other poisonous drugs and be given 70 the
most delicate infant with perfect safety.
Consumption and the Diseases Of the Throat and
lungs TRkATED BIZ THE INHALATION MEEIcArsD Va
VIM Hunter brother OF Dr.. Robert Hunter rr-
specially to all those who sted with dis
Of the throat aud lungs that he has returned 70 St.
Louis where he intends permanently to establish himself
There probably class Of diseases which vide
spread their and terrible in Their results
the dea Of the throat and lungs It. therefore, becomes
matter Of sOcitule to profession to know
there be any whereby those diseases be coniro
ed and smeIiorste1.
Or. r. Hunter AMI myself have made these diseases
peculiar study for several year,, and have found
that the only whssb these diseases be reached
is by direct local APPLICATION the prescribing Of medicines
which breathsd into the ungsa the of vapor and
consequently brought With Me whole internal
surface of the lungs The Of treatment has
fully sustained the theory
Persons distance, sending full description Of their
case will receive treatment riding to their symphonic
VIM HUNTER, MD,
Once Eighth, between Pine and Chestnut streets
side. Sept6-3m
tbs REIGN Asr-Tn this wonderful age, Art lays her
touches almost everything The ceilings
and the carpets tread on, h&llowed by Art AT
winds the rsway through the mountains and the mud;
makes her machines Of wood ard iron, to act If with
knowledge and aanhaies with lightning tanned down
to the tuteledge boy. Nothing lofty her touch
and nothing too humble proof Of this old conviction
has just fallen under notice, In the shspe o. CATHAR
TIC Pull, from the Laboratory Of that world renowned
Chemi t. DR.. CO.. AYR.
II understand the subject he has carried that article
to the far hest perfection Of which it capable Instead Of
employing Drugs in its composition, have always
thought the necessary and only way he has with
skill extracted the virtues Of the medicine be
pOyed and bned them alone in their purity together
The composition then mixed and rolled by machinery and
steam power into sperod pill which is wrapped
veope Of geatine protec from the Of weather
time and then hicky coated with sugar, Its
passport the palate. Notwithstanding all he llbored
perfection they of red the Public than
However humble the department think this
may be safely characterized the contamination Of Art in
It's lne AOr1fihg Nelcs, Bait
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

81 fhe uude signed offers fol sale 4 ~ ~
eTsstsa that liable Farm situated about E[arSA
SrSSA FIVE mites from Nashville on Cum ~ 4E34A
-, beriqnd river and Whites creek - - Hpeihet4S-
upon which n resides II embraces
Tract huudred and Eve sixty OF which
are under cultivation and tn balance heavily and finely
tmbered any the vicinity Of the city There is
da eng house upon IT, and other out
houses bargain be had by early Application For
terms &C, apply
LfNDsLEY 4 CROCKETT, Nashville or
iunelidtwkw-u r. W. BARNES, on the premises
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awarded the highest premium,
a. u appear fro III following extract fon the report Of
the eofnalittee. They say
"Of Corn aud Ooh crshers there satFsss but In
consequences II 4cdeHiAl bfe4kagr, only tWo de
tFtas-
l. Exceisiar, b. BAduin lLsAvitts Pasent)
3 Jayers Nu - .. = Wslier, Little Glaht By O..
II. audsfsca.
Bath these ofushsrs constructed smT mech anicai
pFinclps and about the sane poger bat the Iaages
give the presniam 70 Rai4Wtnh Mil II seemee 20 have
more capacity given time. has eisf superiority
is sTng noyeshe rag Which cenattuie Ihs grind
AZ surface and % course tbs wearing surface fhess
nding saf4css ron, aud Be Fenewed readily
ana a. tlIe cost gives auFshi,y NJ les nsssys
me above Ain tsr CrashinF coFn and Gotta. rFndi
meal for family - faEnssaee All oampisse go Zee 90
~ grsnd1ng rtae sehA nlkss - saf - tseQ re akt
! aadross JAMES Q. BALDWIN CO.,
lasss3-12tEss = ornsse slfssss sslhEl1s 1szn.
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Pianos and music.-we learn that Horace
Waters Of SSS Broadway T. agent for he sale Of many
o the most celebrated makers OF Pianos and Meodeons
Offering them at prices which advise all who desire
purchase avail themselves Of He 10 also selling his large
and Seknown Catalogue Of Music third OF from the
regular prices and will forward the free Of postage.
His offers the trade teachers and schools Of the most
favorable chAraetera Of which he viii be able oil to the
le ter, for having wisely adopted the cash system. The
Waters Pianos known among the very best
We enabled speak Of those instruments with
degree Of confidence from personal knowledge Of their
celent tone and durable quality.--N T. EeaRgeliet
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Carriers Spanish Mixture.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
THE BEST Alternative KNOWNH
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
An Infallible Remedy
For Scrofua Kings Evi Rheumasm, Obstinate Outaneoui
Eruptions, Pimpes Postules the Faoe Blotches,
Bos, Ague and Fever. Chronic Fore Eyes, Ring
or letter, Scsdhead, Enlargement aud
Pain Of the Bones and Joints, Salt RheUm,
Stubborn Ulcers syphitic Disorders
and an diseases arising from
injudicous use Of MeTonry,
lmprudence In Life,
or mpuritv OF
TIE Blood.
This Great Alternative Medicine and Purifier n the blood IL
no used By thousands Of grateful patients from all parts Of
hs United States who testify daily 10 the remarkable cures
performed BY the greatest Of all medicines, "CARrERS
SPANISH MIXTURE Neuragis, Rheumatism. ScrafuA,
lection Of the Kidneys Diseases Of the roat Female Com
plants pains and aching Of the Bones and Joints speed
ly pot 20 digit BY using this inestimaee remedy.
all diseases Of tn blood nothing has yet been found 70
CO npare with H. ecaus~s the system OF al impurities
gently and efficiently the Liver and Kidneys and
strengthens the dgeson gives TO the stomach makes
the skin clear and healthy restore the constitution
eui ebed By disease broken dovR by the excuses Of
youth, TO its pristine vgor and strength.
For the DISEASES AXIS Il peculiarly applicable, and
wherever has become vn y regularly prescribed With
TIE happies effects ;invgorate the seaE aud destst.d
aud impArt elasticity the worn outframe eears skin
paen' and healthy single bottle Of
this inestmasr remedy Sorih all the so dsATsAParh
a existence.
The large number Of certificates which have received
from persons from al parts Of the Une States is the best
evidence that there's HumbOg about H. Thepres hotel
keepers magistrates, yscSns, and public vel aosb
to the community All ADD their testimony the wonderful
Effects Of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call the Agenr and get Almanac, and read the de-
tails % astonishing perform by CAR EK5 sPANISS
MIXTURE ia most Asre ecerH thing else hGs stg
Ra{g ed) The lin = Il Advertisement will not adj
nit their fail insertion
WM S. BEERS co, Proprietor,
No. a0i Broadway, NEW YoEK
To whom all orders must be addressed.
For sale BY Druggists and Country Merchants 10 all para
The United states and the CanAdas, ADD ey
Api5tH2W W. y. GRAY. Ma HHvuLK
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1t IS but Imperfscty understood by those who make
the gIeatest pretensiOns The Of the popular Hair
Dyes Of the day may, for the time color the hair but
to be ucceeded by furnished green other unsghy sp
pesrance. Boge Electric Dye Is void Of these noxiOus
properties It Instantly dyes the hair beautiful natural
black brown, which neither sunshine
nsh in the least and to make douby
his agents authorised 10 reuud the money the
perfect satisfaction is not given Prices 80 cts 81 90 and
81 80 per Inventor ". BOsH Boston, and sold BY
Druggists everywhere. my Silly
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TENNESSEE & ALABAMA RAILROAD
OPEN TO BROAD STREET.

ON a-d after Monday, Sept. LIST, Trains will fol-
" lows
GOING SOUTH.
PASSENGER FREIGHT PASSENGER.
Leave Nashville 80 a. 70. 3.15p.m.
Arrive at Thompson 80 a 515 "
GOING NORTH.
Leave Th6npsou 900 L. u. $50
Arrive al Nashville ~ 50 Al us I"
Passengers from Nashville by the Morning train, break
fast At Franklin
At Thompson's, the Stages Of Carter Thomas HOugh
cornect with the Trains.
Through Tickets for Memphis waynesboro', Jackson,
Tus"umba, Florence, Pulaski and Columbia, be pre-
cured at the General stage Office under the Verandah
Hotel A. Anderson,
au- 81 K. Eng. md SupeT'nt.
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Desirable CITY Residence for Sale

4 VIE uud-rsgned Offers for sale his residence in "a
L the Ih Wad OF Nashville, on the east side OF gSaaH
pile Street, ard South of the Murfeesboro Turn ASHzE
pike. The dwelling Is a substantial two story brick
budng (uearly containing ten rooms, with porches
kit hen, snose hous sore Ioom and servan' rooms &C
splendid Cstern 10 In diameter and Is feet deep Is
ached In OF the hung Sith Cutters which al It,
with tte attention. snoTdng constant supply OF good
all times. Besides there is the lot quite
Der % young ruit OF the best quality having been
ected with great aud bearing hut Also large
snl commodious sgetabe Gard the whole aiming
tws acres all Of which will be old together divided
purchasers may desire.
Such opportunity 70 procure good home and extensive
grounds rarel OF red within tile ely limits and
Wi sell accommodating terms, have determined 10
remove.
For particulars enquire Of A. Nelson, CITY Collector c. w..
Nance City Su vryoT, myself generally ~ home
early Ia the morning. aud ate In he evening when ~ be
pleased show the premises any who may call 10
anime for thsmsrlveS Also several los of land the
mouth Of Bro En Greek aiming from 10 IL to
the lot. Possession given immediately
Algi6--deo6wlm. WI L. NANCE.
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TICE.
FINHE eo-parnership Of Persins Campbell Co. % the
city this Us dissolved by mutual consent either Of
the partners having tie Of he name q The Arm In
iquidziion W. NJ. Perkins,
W. n CAMPBELL.
NV oRlKAss, Dec. 9, 1855. sAML 2. WALKER.
In retiring from the Commission Business return oar
thanks enls and patrons and cheeray recomTtnd
and late partner w. NJ Perkins, altogether
worthy 81 their confidence and patronage.
W. 0. CAMPBELL.
sAM'L T. WALKER
TIE General Commission B1siness heretofore esndacted By
Perkins Campbell Co ' be conducted without iuerruPs
uon by W. ~. Perkins, unier the styie Of
decie-d~asfvAH RkkkIhs co.
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AYERS PILLS.


Age, is AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
Ths dsn' help complaints, bar they cbrs them.
One Boz has "a Dyspepsia
three Eoxes have cured The worst Of Scr0fnn-
rso AoSes have curtd Eryspess.
One Box Always cures The taandica.
Three Boxes % cleans TIE system frsm Bois-
Of en- less than one daes Z
Two have eoaPsssy cured ne q ulcers
The iegs.
anai danes seid,m lai 70 cure ne Pile
one dose crrs the hesdachs ariaing fro bal stonssh
Fong doses oisa repeated exPe sFeFy vorm IRON Ne
body.
Tkey Should b given . Children, VIA awAgs
less alairted with fhis tcoarFe.
As genre phyEc ttey have ns tgosl.
One cures asrangemeat 81 he Lyzr.
Eaf hox cures Cod
Tesy paFl sAs hias and thassrks The fa1nd4tsa e
AZ trimmer Poi shsre L aos der essa IN ne uarsd
Ehsy puFsy Eessishis, and ean % AArn bst -
49, aasliah an ~ acroantehe amegns q good
Prepared ~ pR }. @ Axkk. Preetiasi ceeaht. Lswsa
50. wAsissais by ". ". RERRv 4 uRNoEuLR,
= RetAil ~ 70. BR0HN. Nsshsas fsaa.s
and ~ al Drussis apa Desass u tedirlas Asesh his
sUetioh. sfz
sssia-traues $3.50 IS
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NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY
No. III South Front Street,
OUTHERN 0TTERY!
On the Havana Plan!
More Prizes than Blanks!
1905 PRIZES! 100000 DOLLAnSI
ONLY $4,000 NUMBERS!
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Jasper County Academy Lottery.

sY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA
GLASS q,
To be Drawn September 18th, 1855.
Concert Hall, Macon, Ca, under the super
n intendence OF Col. Geo. w. Logan and as.
A. Nisbct. Esq.
Patrons will please examine this Scheme carefuly-eom-
pare with any other and IL is the best offered
and chances obtain Capitals far better don't purchase
Tickets.
Capital SI5, 900!
Prize of $4,000 is 900
l do ............ 5000 is ................ 5000
/ do ......... 1000 is ................ 2OOt
do ........... 1000 are. ............... 1900
DO .............. $40 are ............... 9500
rs do - -. 100 are................ 1900
90 APPROXIMATIONS of $50 81 900
so do z5....Are..... ............ $50
81 do 2g.....Rre................ 900
100 do are ............ 600
1900 Prizes Of SsK are .................... $3.50
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
MEssRs. MAYNARD AND POLK.

GKN WILLIAM 7. HAsStLL and Col NJ NJ. BRTFN,
will address heir feoW-c at the following times end
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"EXCELSIORu!!!

the E1rAf al q tEflcolIura Inplenehts N NashVio
N on the tth, 5th and eth Of Jane, 1855
The Excelsior Corn and Cob Mill" was
awarded the highest premium,
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Views Of 4 Distinguished Louis
lanan.

ianan.
The following is an extract from the
letter 81 d slissinguished Louisianian, pub
Hsbed in the New Orleans Delta, after
the result Of the October elections in
Pennsylvania and Indiana had render
ed The sacces of MIR. Buchanan highly
sprsbaE,ls. The letter is dated Wash
ihetpn. Oct. Fl, and the Delta says is
from one who has heretofore held the
highest osiice which Louisiana could be
stow H
Ny dear sir, it is idle and child's play
to deny that the masses at the North are
opposed 10 Iieinstitution of slavery. /
haze parposely mixed with ali kinds and
classes Of the sovereign people, this sum
1ner, at the North, with this main object
in view, and / am more than convinced
of the fact. The under current Of pub
lie opinion Is most decidedly against Us,
and that too among good and honest PEG
pie, apparently. ] EN- yet to meet and
hear the. first man at the North-and
there are many atthe South who think
with. shesn--who does not oppose the ex-
tension Of slavery. Now, sir, 1 consider
the extension ofslaEery the, heart, core
vitality and existence Of this Union-the
value Of which il is high time for US to
calculate. We are to have a National
Democratic ADMINISTRATION for the next
four years. We will have Democratic
majority IN both Houses of Congress.
Now, then, is the time to settle this
Union question forever. The National
Democrats Of the North hold themselves
friends Of the Constitution-friends and
advocates, therefore, of the just rights OF
the South. Let Them then prove this by
acts. They hase. the power for the next
four years i let them exercise it boldly
and efectnally &C EE
We haze just passed, or soon will,
through terrible crisis. There was
danger say what you may. The South
now wants security for the fut re,and she
must have ii There is now no excuse;
we are in power Extension of slavery
is he testing crncible. The South de-
snands an equality 10 The Federal Senate;
hence, The first step is to admit Kansas as
slave State an offset to California this
equilibrium never, hereafter, to be dis
turbed for every free State, one slave
State; the principles of the Nebraska
Kansas bin, 50 fan as they touch slavery
orno-slasery, never to be repealed.
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THANKSGIVING.

The Divine benifcence, which has
been layished upon US as a people. de-
mands appropriate returns and acknow-
Judgments. Inpursuanee, therefore, ola
custom inaugerated by our Pilgrim Faith
ers, and verify 10 lie perpetuated by an
intelligent and Christian people
/ do hereby appoint THURSDAY,
TIE TWENTY-SEFENTHD AYOF
NOVEMBER, INSTANT, to be set
apart and observed by the people of this
State as day of Public THANKSGIV-
ING and PRAISE.
Let US on that day present the interest
ing and imposing spectacle of a whole
Commonwealth abandoning the ordinary
pursuits of life, and repairing to the tenn
pies Of the Most High, and there engag-
ing in acts of Alteration, Thanksgiving
and praise. How consistent this with
our dependent condition, and how fit an
acknowledgment of that experimenting
Providence, which oyerrules the affairs Of
States as well as of individuals. Cur
days of Public Thanksgiving attest oul
belief that God controls human affairs
and is the ''giver Of every good and per
feet gift"
RYLAND FLETCHER.
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a Second Jazz shennard.

The Plafedelphia Ledger Of the 11th
inst. gives the following account of a
young criminal, who seems, appropriately
enough, to have acquired the title of the
Second Jack Sheppard"
George ~. Townsend, who was sen
fenced TO two years in the Delaware
taicsprison, at Newcastle, for robbing
the post-oihce at Wilmington, Delaware,
has succeeded in breaking jail again.
This is the fourth time he has escaped
from this prison. The first time, while
in prison awaiting his trial, he broke
Jail, and let out three other prisoners; on
the same night there were some six or
seven stores broken into in Wilmington.
Shortly after this escape, Townsend was
recognized and arrested in Philadelphia
and a portion Of The goods taken from the
stores was found on his person; he had
also on his person five pistols, heavily
loaded and large dirk knife.
Ina few days after he was lodged in
the old quarters, he again escaped from
his cell and had reached the top of the
waH and was The act of jumping down
on the outside, when he was discovered
by the Sheriff, The Sheriff fred at him
and he was captured. Shortly after this
second attempt to escape, his trial came
of Before he was sentenced, he made a
strong appealfo the Court for elenency;
thar be was sorry for what he had done +;
would reform, &c. About a month after
he was sentenced she made his third es-
cape from the prison this time ne let out
other prisoners with him; and on this
same night the post-ofice at Wilmington
was robbed. This time he was recog-
nized BY the conductor while in the cars
between Wilmington and Chester. The
conductor locked both ends of the car,
and when ther reached Chester an officer
was procured and Townsend was again
arrested One ofthe persons he had let
out psison, Oyster Charley, was with
him inthe car, and he also was arrested
Townsend was taken back to the pris-
on, and this time, to make sure of him
he vas put il double irons, which means
handeaas and hobbies OF log-irons. He
was locked ii his cell and closely watch.
ed. Notwithstanding all this precaution
he again effected another and a fourth
: escape On Friday night last. This time
he had fled Or sawed off his handcpf:
and legsirons, and, cutting hole through
the oak floor Of bis cell, he descended in
TO a room bellows from there he got int,
the prison-yard, and then sealed the wall
which is about 20 feet high. His feat
viii rival those of Jack Sheppard o
Sixteen String Jack. He is certainl,
the moss saceeEsful jail-breaker this coun
try has produced, and while he is at larg
VIII 70 doubt improve on his past exper
'snsA ToNnsend is a young man, abou
lsyeafa If age, about 5 feet 6 inche
ugh TeA ana cOmpactIy built, light hal
and eosaE'ezion. and blue eyes
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STATE or VERwONT.
ORLEANS DiSrgIcT, s..

4 Probate Court hoilen at lrasburgh with
a ia and for the County Of Orleans, on the
l7th day Of November, A b. fe56. Luiher belano,
guardian unto JESSE BOSN ORTIZ, nsinnr,
nov residing III Weare, n. H., personally appeared
in said Court aud represented that his said ward
is owner in his own right Of farm ia Albany ~
said district to wit; Lot No I26, containing one
hundred and ten acres more OF less, together with
the privileges and sppurteuauces thereto belong
ing; aud that il woillt cOuduce TO the interest
his said ward to sell said real estate for the pur-
pose Of putting the proceeds thereof az Interest
and pra yiug Tor license and authority 10 sol sal,
real estate for the purpose aforesaid;
Therefore, it is ordered by said Court, tina
public notice be given TO all persons coGeerIe'
therein, 10 appear before said court 1t n session
thereof, to be held at said irasburgh, the lou
dav OF December, 1856, that they may be bear,
in the matter and show cause why license should
not be granted ~ aforesaid.
And this order shall be Published three week
successfully in the Oriepns Independents Standard
a newspaper printed at Irasburgh ia this State
tile last Of which publications shall be before th
day assigned for hearing as aforesaid.
Given under my hand at the rrbbate Office II
Irasburgh, this l5ih day Of November, a. b. 1855
iowa NJ. CARPENTER, Judge.
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The Markets.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE N. L. FARMER
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET
WEDNESDAY. Nov. -. Il

WEDNESDAY, Nov. IL, 1856.
AT market 1855 Cattle, 1900 Beeves and ass
stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows and
Prices-Market Beef-Extra SS,00as25 1st
quality, S7,50as,00; I'd quality, Sc, 25a6,75; 80
quality, $500; ordinary, $3.50.
lides-o ,07a0,0Sc per ewt.
Tallow-0, osao,0 9e per ewt
Pelts-S1. 00aSl, 25c each.
Calf Skins-l3al4 cts per ID.
Barrelling Cattle-None.
Veal Calves-S6, 90 to 10.
Working 0xen-$90 TO $50.
Cows and Calves-S35 to 60.
learlings-S16 to 20.
Two Years Old-S20 to 26. s-
Three ! ears Old-S25 to IS.
Sheep and laInbs-3908 at market. Extra, 81
to s. By lot 81, so to 4,ao.
SWINGS TO 09c per ID.
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Auction Sale.

FENHE following articles will be sold at public
Auction on Monday, the Path day of Novcm-
Der, at one O'Clock ?. NJ, at the old Warner Tav-
ern, in Hardwick, viz;
One Horse Cart and Saddle
1too Draft Chains,
Iron Bars, .ShorelS, Forks.
and various other farming tools. Also, one box
stove and pipe, and various other household fur
niture including lot Of articles Of all kinds for
making butter and cheese, &c.
Greensboro, Noy. 5, 1s56-44w3#