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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-05

DOCTOR HOOFLAND,S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
PREPARED
DR.. @. N. JACKSON, Philadelphia. Pa.
Wit efeciually cure Liner Complaint L,yspepsia,
Ias,nd;ce, Chronic or Nervous Debility diseasss o.
the Kidneys, and all diseases arising from dis
ordered Liver or Stomach.
such as
Constipation,
Inward Piles, Full
ness Of Blood to the
Head, Acidity Of the Stom-
ach, Nausea, HEARTBURN, Disgust
for Food Fuiness weight in the
Stomach, Sour Fluctuations, Sinking,
Flute ing at the Pit OF the Stomach, swim
ming Of the Head, Hurried and difficult breath
ing Pluttering at the Heart, Choakng sunocating
7ensations when in lying POSTURE Dmness OF Vision,
Dots Of Webs n, fore the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain
in the Head, Deficiency Of Precipitation, Vel
loWness Of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &C.. Sud
den Flushes Of Heat, Burning
in the Flesh, Constant In
aginngs Of Evil, and
great Depression
Of Spirits.
The Proprietor, In calling the attention OF the public
ns preparation does with feeling of the conf
Hence in its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for whc
It's recommended.
no new and untried article, but that has stoo
the Of years trial before the American people
and It's reputation and sale unrivalied by any sna
preparations extant The testimony in its favor given b.
the most prominent and well known Physicians and indi
viduais in all parts OF the country immense. The follow
Ing from own State is respectfully submitted referring
Receipt Book for Farmers and Families 10 be had gratis
al the Agents for the German Btters
Principal Office and Mandatory, 100 Arch street, Phs
1elphia, Pa.
Testimony from Tennessee.
Dr. H. B. Scarborough, Dover. Tenn. AEg 49, 1885, says
Il sold all the German Biters ycu have me,
IL the preparation continues to do much good it ha
done, il will be the best medicine sold here"
/. snodgrass Sparta, Tenn. August 90 1885, "I
pleased that your German Rtters has given salts
action In every instance where IL has been used"
B. T. HoIlins, lsboroush Tenn, August 90 1853 says
II pleased to state that the German Bers have given
general sati faction"
Dr. p Fsiio Bro, Knoxville, Tenn, 9th April, 1851
sabi "Your Bters selling very FAST and every
person that has used IT, soar have been able to learn
has benefited"
w. Franklin Co., Galatin, Tenn, December 80 1850
sid: "The hrm viii want Of your Bers soon,
Of the partners thinks 1t is great medicine"
RI Hardy, Bolivar Tenn, September lo 1852, said:
There great demand for btters here please send
smother lot soon"
Fey sEfRErH VEGETABLE, free from all injurious in
edens always strengthen the system and never pros
rsfe g.
VEL. EWIN BROS., and q w. HENDEkSiOTf, and by .
Dealers in Medicine and Storekeepers everywhere
war itE-slcawtriawiy
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-05

RAVE FtealRsd oss snsige and Wsl escorted pf~sA
GeDnsment eoo,s. D q have ever hed e Afa-
PR0pF pouAAkt0Gk, WILT. X Wilt, ard TiliCk
eOLk pf the beef nann Assure ard Fsfssas8nLH msts.
prlssl IAnsn loaN RANAok
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800 n oward.

DUNAWAl from the suoscrler living in b. dfo"d county,
IL the 18Th inst, NeHro nAm,d TON, abont %
psands very dark complex lie is a gnol scribe, and
signs his Thomas Madiey." lie well dressed
when he lef good CT dalk Clothes and tack
lie his hair plated and very kelly negro lie is,
pect for tree state and has probably supplied
hlm.ef wi free papers. will give the above
his apprehension and confinement in jail 50 eau him
again. w O HIGHT
decl5-dAwff ShelbyVile, Tenn.
louisville journal" viii please copy the amount Of a.
nd ssnh till IN f,is off, Enr pavU,ert
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fstent Medicines Sii be published 400 per column
faiy, or $40 tFi-weekly-with g. for each renewal.
tsainboAts running New Orleans will be charged fiO
stheseasons and when running st. Louis, Cincinnati
ti6 the season Of not more than sx months.
ssrhe privilege of Yearly Advertisers h strictly limited 10
Aslr immediate and regular Oasinss and the Business
Z an Advertising firn Is not considered incuang thai
81 or individual membsrs-
Advertisements published insrvs's, via weekly, or
asnly charged 81 square the hrsg, and 80
u every subsequent insertion.
Calls on persons candidtses viii be inserted
thar Advertisements b. paid for invafiAby In advance
Aanoancng candidates for CoHnty ans stats oec1 g. and
u6ncpA oess %, 10 be paid IN advance 10 every In
fteaes.
IA 10 advance.
A1verrs.msns DOT marked on the copy for specified
- sh be inserted til forbi6 snd payment enacted
Ne aaxsrassnlents can be inserted grAtaitousiy.
An dTer.sments for charitable Institutions, IRE comps
kes ward town. ana other public meetngs, ncnding rs
risn. ncasss V bs charged bali price -.
~ 4ages and deaths are puhlishea - ness - Vet
oskz usbusss Of rcspect and tansfAi infaAios - ohs
ss....- "a and an others sending communities
On rsqsrne notcss designed 70 cal attention 70 Fair
ssrsss 0oaosrts Nny public enteftAlnmrnts w.srs
nrss are madN Tor adiitance, al noies Of private sAse
every designed 20 cal sfienton 70 Piisee
en1.rprsss calculated intended 10 promote adsadAta
l.rss ssn ony BE- with s uDecrsiandng thste
are 4 70 BE- paid Tor n Inserted In tie editorial eoann
Aish eaa De only discretion Of the sdief NE sans
I be charged the Of Rot lass than - osnas per ne
RE sadsTngned Publishers o. daily And ~ p..
NnshTls pledge ourselves strictly % eansfe y - @ts
M n prices and in 70 deFate Ron ihsm
aAEra MJK3AN a 90. P2irta once
g. O. TORBErr 4 co. Unoa ana huefle
" q n1N9 a 90. bannsrp
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wnKsBARRE, Pa, Sep. 2s, 1850.
d. J. O, AYER-My Dear sr:-Your medicine Is much
approved Of BY those who have used Il here its compo
siion such TO insure and maintain It's reputation
inv ,riabl recommend it for pulmonary Affections do
many Of our principal physicians
friend.
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SOUTHERN ROUTE.
RATES lrEnICIn

80 HEsS 80 zA&
RATES KEDT CED.
E'ROhth 18th Instant, 10 N. l.,
be az tow. charleston and Savannah 10 NasAvis III
FIRST CLASS.
Books and atVnery. Boots shoes ard Han, R..,,.,
es%Phine and Spirits TurpsOtins. in ea,s, and 49,.
China Glass and Glass Ware. Cigar. in ca,., c,..,.
A0o cutlery In boxes and eases, DRY &C.,, g.
Drugs, Fruit Trees and shrubbery, Fur. 7s,.,. a.
r.E SaS'es and Looking Glass Plates, "a. oSns,.
D oyster c cans and jars saddsy Tin Ware Tea. ana
SECOND Class. y"
chnery' except cutlery" Heavy Castings and Ma
Foreign Liquor IN barrels pipes corssre Toa,,r0 -
es, OILS in barrels or easks CreI | ~ rolls and boz
q leo d.. Nse' zinc, Whiting, Plaster Of Paris Ae.
SPECIAL RATES. Wv
Boxes, Furniture, Piano Fsrtes- Carrisys. .sAo-.,,
osneI hsht articles not enumerated Also Csrhox. :; a
s,ss @ actual weight, bat charged d abis la ess
A articles not enumerated to be charged at rates " 70
follows. '1eJ VII De changed
Is Is' Cas- as above, per 100
Special rates ''-'-'-...-...-... I 90
Merchants shipping from the Eastern e,s. mn a.. 49,,
r" Ns w. ~S as ne Nest eSpedtousrous Frsrhts
~ eeN ana fhilade phia 10 Charleston ana ssxs
~ H. ranges from to u per cubic foot
sass and character Of vessels ''o's according 20
As Inc railroad Companies st Charleston and s.v.,A
alse9htinued The Receiving FoTwarjinV a. A.
cnandse will be Necessary eonsign 40 ComI S S,
chants al those points. ''Ns''on hsr-
shippers may rely upon a strict adherence 20 a.,
rates n S,Ss1s " We AboVe
sDrc, M C. RR
No shipments entitled 70 the abov- 80. -,
every package has the name Of the Depo Of 5rlv sc
the initials n. O. r. r. plainly upariSS Son i,efy AND
$500. lila.
FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLFsroE avn
SAVANNAH.
~ sud amer this date, the Art.cles as enuer.,.1 49,,
" viii be sent through to Charleston ana ssSh
prices afixrd 10 each article: "A~NN~n sttne
Tobacco, hhds p 100 ns -
''t7.' wv n m
iasgng and Rope, . 100 ns.............'iSS NJ NJ
~ a., II. ANDERSON SUM-
n. 4 Q. Railroad
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am yOuT VIII ETtdJ TtsptCFl
I'D. POWELL, supt. Trans L. R. R.


WINDSOR, G. W, June &c, 1852
DR.. J. @. AYFR:-Ths may certify that have used you
CHERRY upwards Of year and II my
belief that should have bee in grave this time
II had II has cured Of dangerous affection OF
the lungs and do not overate my conviction when tell
you it is priceless remedy.
Yours, very respectfully,
ID. A. MCCLURE, Attorney at Law
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-05

mARBELIzED IR0N NANTES.

MAHBEKslZE.D IRON BIAWEEE<.
Wis nlagpifeent style Of Mantel s taking the place
OF al other Descriptions both account its supc-
eBs White their cost IL ony about half that Of TIE real
arbe they indeed exceed the former in bSaufy, have
peor lnstre, less liable 10 soil. much easier
ept Clean and far exceed marble IN durability and are,
Ae same time, less liable to break.
The undersigned for the manufacturers, Wal
ace, thgow Co Louisville. Ky. and VII furnish then
20 their Patrons and lie public generally. with CRATES
pieces and every thing compiee an viii also srper
rfend their putting up. STEWART OWEN,
Stove Dealers and TnEAre Manufscturers,
MARIA De No. 81 Marker street
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILR0Gp-
FB NOTICE TO SHIPPERS la
Esk2 EszsyE3 EszStzz1 - All

MIL The lrrhesre River b e IS rebuilt Pr us- sna
MeFehHndse vii be ipped arros. he 49, -.
Doe" ~ ges, and be subjeced 20 Two ara,svs.
Shg peTs notified thst an goods s.nt 40 -
S i ief lh- ntife protection Of m eontents
VIZ % eet+ "rsin VII boib received kept IN heavv
USED eren az c's ik = fe ocRe as he ishor All I'm.
necessary 70 rrps SINE al greatly rsgard the rnnshin
speSAsy m ac Ell not receive grain At their rspeeye
unless NJ sack llniy and dh nctlr cared
ana .ecn fAifd BY an order shpmrnt We ese, "a -
mi The dsPo,s % used Storage hou,p. a. <s- - -
uee when ne same Is 70 be held 81 suits the convapi-
nc o. o. snipeF 20 orrr ffWari Wheat 10 Chat
hos taiah M and ~ stations ~ Trnnesee river.
$40 no1 wash. ~ and AZ stations TuIahsma Wheat
WI y ~ cfnts ana corn cent per hushrl WIS
key vi be chang q ~ per barrel u Nashvis 10 On atts
nooga Al article of eight des rnaied n our Tar a. Ia
- gu anu IN q IS W. Dc eafftefi At PRESENT Enlss
n. AND RSON
Su2t \. q RailrOad.
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OPEN TO THoMPsONs STATION.

OPkN 10 TH0MPs0Ns STATION.
~ and after wsnesday December n trains WI run -.
~ tween Nishviiis AID ihompsons stston, fsloss:
eOlNG SOUTH.
iesves Nashville a 40 A. ~. and p NJ; arnv., A
rhompson's al $50 A. A., AMI Is Pm
ksftkNiN0-leaveA rhompsons at s4s A. NJ anSz
r. ARRIVES a. Nashsie a. io25 A ~ and s.so ?. NJ
ga sundsy ne Morning Train Only in be run Isaviag
Ns.nfiie A. A. -, ans 1hompsons a. A. A.
~ Al ihomrsan's ne Stares q Carter Thomas ana
Houeh viii the trsins
Through Tirtets ior MEMPHIS wkYNFGDORo JACK.
roN, ftSttAbiA. FLOEkNcE, PULASKI md cOLUM-
a. can - procured al he General stage once under sAs
VeraDdaa tosel A. ANDFHsON
asel4 T. nur. snd aspt
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" y
PREPARED BY DR. J. AVER CHEMIST, LOWELL, MS
BERRY & DEMovILLE, Wholesale, NASHVILLE and Re
tail by JD. g. BROWN Nashville; and sold by Al
dealers in medieinein eSsry town in Tennessee.
n9-dkw4m
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS

I'VE new steamer HUMBOLDT Gr~r1
Il 1900 tons burthen, Capt. WM ~ hhIPtt1ts |
STRoso, John d. Taylor. CLERK. u&kE<Ezll GzzzEss
THIS steiner l. nov finished Z Cincinnati md read
take heI Place In the trade
The Humboldt Is entirely boat Of the hrs, ass and
built expressly ipr the Nashville and New Oreans Trade
her hsh drsugh drawing only IS inches waer will enshe
her 20 come with ioad shen others only come light
We solicit for her share Of pub ic patronage.
JOHNSON, HORNE 4 90
oct22-6m JOHNSON, WEAVER 4 G AEeh"'
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NASHVILLE AND CINCINNATI PACKET.
hE Ass Ashs psaagAt Steamer. D
EEyFNrY-sfx 80 hhsassaA, I
PIX. BsRKIsr Master s. ziefs,S
llitaTe Nashville syegy ether Tuesday. ocoek n II
Q uiinee 10 rAded ring seassa- a. uAalLr..N,
oet5-em Agent
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-05

CrEAa. nGeGT TtmE-lk. s-isanf N ssse
b . olcKEF
sepai - ~. calsgs slrssl
nAl2GAfA,
IN oAK TANNED tKAgfltR bkLflH0 - ne suhscrt
bef s1sTa let of shpal 1870 RET 81 Erme eak tanhef
Rrafhnr neinR d saAhs kcm 1lH ncissk a cnsfs
e.sh russs q hss refsl 4pa Ps eI Arpg sose.
nesl 40. !. WIZ
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NAILsi NAH

I'VE have IN store Sao5 Kegs snOgAgERGERs JuNI
w ARA NAILS. We vii continue 20 receive them da
dng the season. and furnish "a N the city u-de,
PIrTSBUGH PRICES. freight aided
deaf " n. GORDON co.
NJROUGUT SPakES-eo keEs Wroaghl spkss
w hum % ~ nches, resolved by steamer ras, AM
aaA 81 lsep1Il D. y. pIckst.
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NASHVILLE ann NEW ORLEANS PAcKET,

N I'LL run the ensuing season be- 4 c-~sn -
w tween the above ports. The rzEEL-hhfffn1 I
America has been doesed and thor zszEeah
oughy ferared thss fs and have hesitation sly
ng that she is IN respect % strength equal any boat
Che trade Tier cabin has been Thoroughly a. and
the travelling community ~ this beat for much
CO fort boat in The trade Cap Johnsons long
Prrenee 10 The trade whaai any acadrut. sufficient
bis superior skL His 10 passenger With
0at aas. for freight passage appy the Captain On
board, or JOHNSON. akAyEK Co,
No IS Market u or TO
A. L. DAVIS
oetfT-6m U s Nal PACKET oace Ae-nts 4
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COUNTRY REsIDFNCF FoR SAFE

llH subsir Der n rs sale a handso lit e -.
coun ~ re- dence rtnta ming SO acres. situated -
Ia mi e rom ! June u ion on county imme,li R,l
ste = on the Ntensy Ne and Mas lie Tur PIE he
lmpro, ements on the race are-a aEdso nes Briek
Colt &c to -. ~ith zen CoTnS and &C. Sto Our
an other bu ngs an excel ent 0rhar Of young ut
Trees &C, &C
Tue paee IS dni ally d pied fir ~ ardinv Rouse be-
situate In tie mme TAT ,ints ~ eood Male IN Fs
male &c deny and b0 de's always lenty 70 any
per on sh ng Bse unit side &c his place offers n
4 z -
erson wi'hirg n purchase ~ call on John A. Jos
'an, h. viii ~ q en- he p. emses.
ffiane jsn8 2Ns THOMAS FFAY
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REaULAR nHw ORLRANs AND NASHVILLE

THHf Mes sfeaEeE ~ScofGENn"< crs-n
4 10 iona bar.hes cae.Aln 4 L - -
ba al Lassvills. wt D. hanhsd W The l0h Nosenhrg
whn sss el take hel u he 4 re9a pae Ee
ne fe1au1 . an cafrcy boat 81 tie frst eisss
trstsheF 81 dra snaoing her cose sl aasd ne
olhtEs onif lshl We solteit iar her shars
pu1ds patronage. A. HAMILTON.
JOHNSON, fsoRN geo. eerns
~ We want to hhs 90 Negroes - ssck kands ane
dFesaeo ~ ~ absss BEAT ocilo- sss
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-05

fIfHf psbie respectfully Informed that LYONS CO
atll atlnae selling teir ccebrutct Che rn and
Jfarrhea Preventive tfrom the Effects q which
many LAST year rsAped s4ess eort ard Fsef BY ne
Caion, Bottle OF 6Aes. apprentices EHnys better
than cares etFonsy recoDHend al "a The Poor
tuppcd siihout cfalFe accompanied With pfaetisisr
Docsarf esruneate Private suuies PsFtcsiarly. should
hsvs bottle Of tAs a. es y hs hosss q q snsr-
nenog LIONS co..
tnri - C1slar street
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REDUCTION ON LUMBER TO NASHVILLE.
ff"a hfi1Er-iit 70 fsniaon Inclusive Lumber Is resueeS
20 per car lad hunf flrner rates
IRON Cosan N1rnls ne inrlusive arhsr = r.s. a.
per car ioar, ron forusF rates.
iasser from shsi BVis charged sane from Normandy
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-05

Af Iff cakh esplfl q ffam $50 eineo h. laerss
i've Fsaiesl basiness uhosr liae son4 - fstsrrf
nniy fan ~ ASP =, 70 r~nllsnan - god -
aFtss htnasope lnssne nay Be rearea, uupd eeeuFi
Ei1sp - saeeRf inTssted II prefsred hAunl Nalar1
81 ~ F4ssanttad.
- AAsFses. esang HhsEe lnssFFses nag b I'D, is
An.-Fsraena nol hasias ~ stsFs anaans Il eazA
nsst NJ ApPil. segi1~a
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~ ~ = = 113HE11 NtN8uV As1NA AA@AA-A0
x SIZED All e.
AkEOEI1. S4LLIE WEST
JAMS htlLEN. Master. J. n. CokBITT Master
Il hE above steamers VIII regularly Ia the S. Iaa
Il and Nashville trade ca Ing The Their accom-
nodauous for passengers equal 70 any steamboats,
The Cumberland river. and sher respective erers Gin
All N Asg poser 70 add 20 the eoot Of people travelling
with ihem. A. HAMILTON.
aetii-fn a~.nf
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Cholera and Diarrhea Uedicat5d Br
Aromatic sehfedsm Sehnauus-

which, with the large stock goods always
viii give TO customers better Inducements % make tke
purchases Of rs, motto being smal Profits and Qr
sales' tstga LYONS CO.,
iv12 10 Cedar
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$50 TIT AsD sCOFCll BEHRING'S
aolea Ffssh (o1 Par,
Fsssais b. DAVIS, p1lrHrR 90.
ala "a sasele senafs
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IL these indebted the late firm Of n. B Pumrner
Co.. also that Of Rotb Co., respecf ly requested
70 cone forward and make by the rst day Jan
old business
We at all times be found at the old stand No. 20
Union strt eG ldec4-tfl RORB CRAWFORD
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REGULAR NEW nRLEANs PACKET

AA4-ONAh4S AK " OAsLGdNo EaOAEA
II He ne and light dranght steamerA GT~n
CUMBERLAND, CAPT. NJ. d. y. azELN
III. BROOKS, being now nearly finished
and the best adapted boat for the trade will commence
plying the Isl Of December next, between this port
New orleans This boat has superior accommodation for
passengers, besides being adapted ocarry every crpton
OF freight and sOch In satisfactory manner. For fGghtor
passage and orders, apply board to
novs On 200 II. H.UAHRIS0N. sgit.
PEEUTAR T0uISVTTIE Ann TTN0TNM1TT
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PACKET. I
TUE New Light Draught Passenger a GT~=n
az Freight Steamer ALDER IMsEH- fSHensthfs, |
TINE, MILTON AKIN Master, having SzkznA
been recently built for the Cumberland trade will run
during tie los water above and to all nlerme
date landings Orders lrf with her agents foi frests or
passengers, viii meet prompt attention,
A. HAMILTON. Market street. or
II. IL. HARRIs ON, Agents,
oct22- 6m Front st opposite S. B. Landing.
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nURtNG the ensd nR season, the a en- -
~ commodiouslgn Targh steam g77g orEf9fk1a |
er, MAGNOLIA, = SoUpDER Mas s7zs1z1A
ter viii run regularly above, and all intermediate
landings Being exceedingly light (iT inches eraugh with
superior accommodations FL passengers and CAPABLE o.
maSing quick trips, soiets pubiic patronage.
Uriers e with e her % the undxrsigned for freight
either way viii meet prompt aterti on.
u. ". HAR ISON
nri22- 6n A HAMIIrnN Agents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-29

AMERICAN STATE PAPEns.-The London
News pays the following handsome compliment
to American craftsmanship:
" From the time of Alexander Hamilton to
that of Edward Everett, the reports and cor
respondence sent out by Congressional COM
mittees and head of Departments have been Of
such singular merit as to fx the attention of
society in Europe, wherever the English Lam
guage is Familiarity read. The wonder is less
TO persons familiar with the structure and
workings Of the American Government than
To those who only know European ways The
statesmen at Washington are usually educated
gentlemen and men of business at once-usual-
ly professional men, who yet have had occa-
sion, in the course Of their lives, TO do with
their own hands much Of the real business of
life; and there is nothing like that sort Of ex-
perience, when combined with liberal edu-
cation, for enabling men to take and express
sound and clear views Of political subjects
Webster used to say that he did bis business
all the better for having taken his father
horse 70 wster befcre he went to college asd
Mr.. Clay bossted of his manual tolls as one Of
the chief preparations of his statesDlanship.
Chosen from among the people, the chief off
GERS Of the Government know how to address
the popular mind-snd the popular mind in
America, when dispassionate, is a mind Of
high order.
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lot ICI

NOTICE
To IKE holders Of B onds, CsTtifcates o, other
EridencsS of ths Dsbt of the S ate of T.ras,
or tAs lat. Republic tAersof, under act of 2sik
FsbrHdry, 1885.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, April, IA 1856.
WHEREAS THE 4th SECTION OF THE
w act Of 18th February, 1855, entitled " An
art TO provide for the payment Of such creditors
Of the late republic Of Texas are comprehended
In the act Of Congress Of September Q, 1856 - re.
Quiresth Secretary Of the Treasury to give notice
by public advertisement for the space OF ninety
DAYS Of the time when payments will be made
under said act:
And whereas notice was issued on the 27th
February last by this department. and duly pub.
lished setting forth said act Of Congress- and the
act OF the Legislature Of the State OF Texas assent
ing thereto, requiring the certificates or other evi-
dences Of debt therein provided for to be filed at
this department with assignments, releases, and
adavits, therein pointed out, thirty days prior to
the 1st Of June next:
And whereas the said ith section furthG pro-
vides that no payment shall be made on any bond ,
certi idcate, or evidences Of debt which shall moi,
thirty DAYS before the time limited by said noti-
ces, be presented at the Treasury Department:
Notice Is hereby given TO the holders Of any
bonls, certificates, or other evidences OF said
debt, that unless the same shall be received at
this department within sixty days from the date
thereof they will be excluded from ali benefits Of
said act, agreebly to the ith section Of The same.
.- JAMES GUTHRIE,
apis Secretary Of the Treasury,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-29

P We copy the following from the private
letter Of a man overwhelmed with profitable
city business, and recommend it TO some of
our country friends who are longing for tho
city and its joys:
81 want to make little money, and
then 60 back into the country and have q
horse, 8 pigs, 81 hens, roOsters, cows,
80 pigeons, L dog, no cat, a wheel-barrow.
20 acres of land well situated, with pure
water and excellent school advantages-as
the papers says geese, ducks, no pea
cock, and bunch Of faggots. Then 1 would
lie abed till 9 o'clock q. IN, Gf L wanted
to- or get up at four, as the humor pleased
me-drlve out, or stay at home; fix the pig
pen, or let the pig run yoke the oxen, or turn
the haymOw, or mix cut feed. tell you
what, Aleck, if we could own q farm and live
on it, and yet live in a city, it would be all
right"