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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-14

trust they viii emulate bis exsmple. II they
do they viii entitle themselves to the warmest
heart thanks of the poor and sick and desti-
tute, and challenge the admiration of their fsl-
low-citizens.
Be Il fifrtker,enaetsd That Randall w. McGsvcct
James w. Walker B. Frank Cheatham, b. L.
Claiborne Eugene Underwood J. NJ. Hawkins T.
J. Hough, NJ Cbeaham, Vim. Cox, J. G. Fer
guson, G. w Dcnigan, James Mclaughlin, D. G.
Rumsey, Hutchison, r. 0'Kane, w. L. Vance,
and r. II ycNairy, and their successors, be and
thew are hereby constituted a body corporate and
polite, by the name and style The Robertson As-
socation" of the city OF Nashville in honor of the
late Duncan Roberstoe. the Howard of Nashville,
for the purpose of visiting, taking Of and pro.
Viding for the afflicted and destitute, which after
organization, may sue and be sued, plead and be
mrleaded, 10 hold by purchase or otherwise, and
convey aud dispose OF the same any real person
al estate, which may come into their possession
shall have succession Of membership, have and
a common seal, alter and destroy the same at plea>
sure adopt constitution and make by>laws, not
inconsistent with existing laws, and do and tran
suct ali and every the business the Object Of its
creation as other bodies corporate polite en-,
powered DO by the existing laws OF the State of
Tennessee.
Be it enacted, That said corporation ,halI be or.
ganzed BY the election Of President, Vice PREF
sident, Secretary and Treasury; said election TO be
had annuity Il 22I day Of February, b. baI!o' :,
md the officers to continue in the discharge Of their
official functions until their successors duly in1
stalled.
BE IL enacted, That said Association may hold
property OF every description whatever, IN trust,
for the charitable objects for which the Corporation
is formed; That the above specified property aud al
other character Of property the Corporation
authorized TO hold, shall be under the management
snd control Of the officers directed by the Assoc
citation.
Be IL enacted That in the event of dissolution
of the Corporation, the funds on hand after the
settlement Of all debts due by the Association, and
the property owned in fee simple shall be paid over
to the Orphan Asylums of the City Of Nashville.
Be IL enacted, That said Association shall have the
authority under existing laws and with the sanction
Of the County Court, to receive orphans, male and
female, and bind them out TO suitable trades, TO
that the indentures are faithfully complied with in
detail.
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Robert.on A.,ocInlion.

We publish below The Act Incorporating the
Robertson Association, an institution founded
on the principle, and tor the object OF the How.
ard Association. Noreader OF The newspapers
can fail to have become acquainted with the
deeds Of noble generosity which were perform
ed by this society in the various cities of the
Union, during the last few YEAR, The Asso-
citation in this city is named IN honor Of DuS.
CAN ROBERTSON, citizen long dead, but whose
virtues aHd many deed Of benevoenoe Ia this
Community will never be forgotten. The
NashVill Cemetery contains a superb monu-
ment TO his memory, a voluntary tribute from
his fellow citizens 10 Isis worth. With tie
present generation his maine is not familiar. bot
oar older citizens can testify to him as one Of
The most disinterested benevolent men who
ever lived. Our friends. the incorporators Of
this Association, have chosen high model, We
!.
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The Cap,,oI AT washington.

The following (says the Alexandria Gazette
is an extract of letter received by gentle
man Of that city from Thomas U. Walter, Esq,
the obging and talented architect ofthe Capt.
tol Extension. The accommodations of which
he speaks will he particularly gratifying TO the
ladies', whose comfort has never formed much
consideration in the construction of our Gov
erni cent buildings:
The ladies have spacious and elegant
receiving room, anda private room approached
only through the receiving room. in each wing.
The private room will lie fitted up with the
most approved and permanent washstands,
&c, he pipes for which are already laid.
There will be private entrances into the CALLER
les from the receiving room, so that ladies may
90 unattended, without fear of molestatiOn.
Every thing has been done for the comfort and
convenience of lady visiters to the Capitol that
human ingenuity could suggest. All the rooms
will he warmed by hot water furnaces, well
ventilated by artificial means, and brilliantly
lighted with gas"
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Tennessee Agricultural Bureau.

We are indebted 10 our neighbors OF the
Union and american for a copy of the "B-
eunal Report OF the State Agricultural Bu
reau, to the Legislature Of 1866" This Re
port makes volume of three hundred and
eighty-one pages. Ii contains full accounts of
the Division and County Fairs for 1S54-5, to-
gether with agricultural addresses by Hon. NJ.
7. Gentry, F. S. Heiskall, Esq, Gov. A. V.
Brown, Gen. q. J. Pillow, and mass OF other
interesting matter. The arrangement of the
Report is highly credtable to the good taste
aud industry OF the Secretary of the Bureau,
L. G. EASTMAN, ESQ. The Union and dBleri-
can of YESTERDAY contains the following an
nouncement relaiYe to this publication
This Report, published by order of the Lee
gislature, is now ready for delivery Ia the
msnbers OF the Legislature, each one Of which
is entitled TO seventy five copies, aud to each
Society chartered by the State Bureau, each
one of which is entitled 10 twenty-five copies.
The copies 60 the members of the lie sislatGre
will be sent, 10 such NJ have not previously
received IL, 10y the distributor of the Acts and
Journals; but AS these will not be distributed
for two or three months, thnse Senators and
Representatives, as well as County Societies,
who can conveniently do So, had better send
for them by private conveyance. The clerks
at this Office wall see 10 their delivery to those
entitled 10 them. on application here
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New Hooks,

Messrs. ". T. Berry & Co. have laid on our
table
THE ATTAoHE IN MADRID; or Sketches of the
Court OF Isabella III. Translated from the
German. New York: b. Appleton & Co.
1856.
This is an exceedingly interesting work by
young German Diplomatic at the Court OF
Madrid. The American reader will find in it
an account of the Soule imbroglio with the
French Minister, Marquis de Turgot, which
or two since.
From the same firm we have
RACHEL GREY; Tale Founded on Fact, Ly
JULIA KAvANAUGH. New York: ID. Ap-
pleton d. Go. 1856.
Miss Kavanaugh has given TO the world sew
erAl stories Of absorbing -"Nathalie"'
Madeline" "Grace Lee" etc, etc.-which
have established her as favorite with polite
and elegant readers, and especially with the
ladies'. Rachel Grey is pronounced her best
work.
Chas. W. Smith, College street, has favored
us with new work
THE THREE MARRIAGES, or Life at a Watering
Place, by Mrs. iluBBAoK. J. b. Eppencott
d Co, philadelphia. 1856.
Mrs. Hanback, has acquired celebrity as the
authoress of several charming domestic sto-
ries, "The Wife's Sister," May and Decem-
her," &c, &c.
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COMM ERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.
a ,

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.
Nash vile, March IL, 1856.
C0TT0N-Fair arrivals and ready sales. 9 bales
II, fair do 7tas, loo do 7iAs.
TOBACCG-Moving freely. IS hhds. at John
son IIorne's IS, 5 55, 20, 80, Z 20, so, 6
20, 6 As, 25, 40, 8 IS, SIS, 6 rs; at A. Hamil.
tons / , hhds. GOAT So
FLOUR-$Sas 50 in sacks per cwt. Wholesale.
Bbls 75a7.
BACON-7fas.
LARD-Sc.
GROCERIES-Unrhang
Business moderately good.
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River aud Steamboat News.

The Cumberland continues 10 recede slowly,
with between four ana five feet on llarpeth
Shoals.
The "oldest inhabitant of our city was
completely laid in the shade" yesterday, by
the extraordinary snow storm which prevailed
during the great ter portion of the day, render
ing outdoor business any thing bot pleasant.
The Cuba arrived night before last, and left
yesterday morning for Paducah.
The Ella arrived yesterday morning from
Cincinnati, with good trip. She will proba-
bly, leave to-day on her return trip. Passen-
gers will find the Ella in charge Of a clever
crew, being commanded by Capt. LOWELL, and
assisted in the office 10y our time -honored aud
attentive friend, BOB BELL.
The Serenty-Sir left yesterday for Cincinnati.
The j. B. Carson will probably arrive to-
day from Cincinnati
The ALeonia, from Cincinnati, will be here
in q day or two.
The j. g. Cline, the peerless United States
Mail Packet, is the boat for Memphis to-day
at IL O'clock NJ.
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Friday Morning, March IA, 1856.

PERRY CoUNTY.-The Union and Anuerii-
can thinks the letter from Perry county,
claiming the election of Bates as sheriff,
published by us several days since, hoax
This may be so. We received the letter
by mail, and have no other information on
the subject, except that given by our neigh
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THE SEAL BRoEEN. n-Yesterdsy, on pass
ing RUMsEY's Family Grocery Store, on Mar
called upon % witness the breaking of the
government seal" of a cask of the best quality
of brandy. RUM>EY is in receipt, by steamers
Eclipse and Ella, of q very choice and select
assortment of family groceries and house-fur-
nishing goods Among the assortment will be
found a new article of candles, called the
"Opal Candle" which bids fair to be the can
die, and nothing shorter.
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E- In our list of special advertisements
will be noticed one by Messrs. Snyder g. Fritz
zell, of an elegant article of Ladies' Heel Boots
These gentlemen constitute the enterprising
house lately opened at the old stand of John
X. Hume, on College street. Their chief sales
man is MoRGAN, of immemoral shoe memory.
Mr.. NJ has been connected with the shoe bu-
siness for many years, and will be, as ever, a
polite and accommodating attendant ON those
who patronise the new firm.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Leary s. Co.'S Hats.
BIZ THE PACKAGE.

BIZ THE PACKAGE - -
At period since the establishment Of our Firm N lsss
have been abe supply customers in this branch OF oar
buspess vita the quality style Of Hat being PACKED
P5ssesng perect knowledge Of the markets at home and
abroad IN which obtain material in the raw comprising
their several large manufacturing Departments IN
which employ noety Of the worknen in the sRtss
under the supervision Of the employed In
producing TIE celebrated Best HATS" which years has
secured the envsbe reputation o. Leaders FAshon
for Gent smen's Hsi, IhruughOut the United stat ;.
We solicit orders by the Package.
LEARY & CO.. Eaters,
fOUsE, y. 7. crr.
New York, Feb.S 1876. seb22-ss
wHO VANS sO1,p1Dr 70 Lows Hmf-It has often bs.u
said that there secret node of forcing people love you
Science insists that disorder just easy produces
as any other DER IN France fortunes made ~
protesting mpIh the work. But RondOut Of n.
York. in his book publ she'd tells the whole art and mys
terry love- He puts in every sy power to inspire win
deep and abiding aGecon the bosom Of the she would
prefer husband he snabesevery gentleman to sslest
bis life partner her and behaPpy 1t is srsss
book and is called the "Bssof Marriage" It's advertised
In another eoumn.-H,rGld.
FoA BAOx srrs Throat Diseases. Backing Cough and The
ascts Of mprudent Of Mercury medicine has ever
been discovered Which has Effected carteEs
Spanish Mixture. -.-E
Throat diseases produced by sal vaton, Hacking Coughs
BrOchial Affections Liver Disease Neuralgia and Rhsuna-
tsm have all been relieved and cured in wonderful nan-
ner by the great purifier Of the blood Carriers sPaniA
Mixture.
The Of 7. II. Ramsey alone should satisfy any EAo
doubt Call the Agent and procure pamphlets eontain
ing cures, which viii sseound yoa See advertisement.
E An Of fact is worth pound Of theory; and ne
Of conclusive thst cluster around that ncompar
abba preparation BOonand's Germsn Bters, prepared ~
DR. c. NJ ia kon Philadelphia, establishing its value
tonic and restorative such would Incredibly
Itself from questioning It's efficacy In all Of diseases
Of the stomach whether acute chronic, may be recon-
mended for is soothing cordial renovAng iuhusness
Dyspepsia hearbufn, loss Of appetite, nausea
tremors relaxation and debility &C., relieved By the
Bers in very short space Of time; and perssrvanesl IN
their fails to work thorough cure. See sdvsr-
tsement
PRoF. wooD's BAIR REsToRAuvL-The testimony Of all
who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this eehatsa
article that will restore the gray and the bald eradicate
disease Of the Scalp, preserve the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly extreme old age. Il is put up
both with and without sediments. See advertisements
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-14

H T. A. MCCALL, at W. S. Whteman's
Paper Warehouse, advertises Catawba Grape
Cuttings. The growing season is at hand, and
those of our citizens who intend to try their
luck in grapes, should apply Immediately
The cuttings obtained of Mccall can be relied
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NICH0L, GREEN & BAILEY,
Wholesale Grocers.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos. - and a. College St, Near Broad,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

AID pFALEEs
Bacon, Lard, Feathers, BeesWax Grain, &C, &c.
by LATE ARRIVALS FROM NEw ORLEANS ca,
- Sosk 81 Gr"csrrs ia part complete and we are
prepared oHrr tnducrmrats 10 Cty and Country De,
sho may AFor us Shh eat We have in starr aud
's NE following 1oo-is which &c S sci ou fof Cash.
lso hhis Pair 70 Choos Neul IS boxes Prkrl.
of'rans rlfAr, 50 DO GlAssWkFe
~ Jarvis hllssses, - DO Yeast FoSdeFs,
" %. Co, eases X. Mustard,
- barrels Syrup, 10 -. Sfs,,
$50 tags Rec Coffee, 10 "a prts~r
- barrels MaekefeI 8 40 GiaFer
sAk d. D., loo prfeHal,a- nFse't IA si...
* h1s DO, Soc ~. Caps,
$40 kegs Nails Rssnrte1 sises 30 boxrs Ftar canine.
70 blKcs ~. d. kAisihE 10 cass-g Hatrh~.
l9t ooEra f4inttd hucksts 50 chests Tras vsrs hs.nA.
- Nests o. tubs 10 ths AlInsrds
81 do1rn isondon Porter, SsaJ dr.eus PF.sb piv, r
oo.ooo Cigars, various hrands 90 BOXES Herrtps
Together Sih every article asasBy kspi il our line
hlCliOla Gkkkk bAlLKY
- We ass hsrs N stove, oa consignment 3oo hags
ans sAS f1ctofy and, uh.cA Ne uil 81 ycfy ehesp .
tseia Nc. An
i
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JOHN RAMAGE,
NO. az COLLEGE STREET,
HAS Just receivsdIadies Thick Sole Goat Nor BOOtses;
H Ladies' Thick Sole French Morocco Bootees;
do Pump do Kid 90;
do sup Italian Cloth POxed Caters;
do Kid Slippers, Plain and Trimmed;
Misses Scat Morocco BoOtees,
do Thick Sole Kid and French Morocco BOotees
cG ~ do Dc Goat &c DO DO DO DO DE- %;
Leather and Tapestry Travelling Bags; Bonnet Boxes Be-
New Goods
r AM now receiving my stock Of sPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS snd would Be pleased to show them TO my Gus
toners and the public generally SAM PKicaIrr,
uarl-lm NO "a college ST.
Al.o-Iu,t received scorTs SPRING AND SUMMER
10. G. BROWN,
DRUGS CHEMICALS, PAINTS OILS,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, &e.,
43 College Street, NASHVILLE. TENN
MY stock of Fancy Goods Perfumery &c.is now very
1 complete having received fresh supplies selected b
one Of the nrm in person. viz: Lubin BaEns and Mtches
Extracts; American Tinet. and German Cologne Water
Fancy Soaps; Hair and Tooth Brushes every syie D-
lucs and Lnbin sachets Aromatic Crystals China Meta
and Glass Put Boxes several styles Shell Combs large
stock. Also have hand Indigo, Nader, White Lead
LiDSeed OIL, Turpentine, &C, &C jes
DURE MONONGAHELA wHISKY-5 BIZ,
Of the above, ust received Of prime quality Sold to
g College st.
CTONE wARE-2,5OO pieces Stone Ware, consisting
- OF Jars churns Jugs, Mk Pans butter Crooks &c, Of
every size, just received 10. G. BROWN,
DORTFR AND SCOTCH ALE-Cons,antiy
hand, Barclay, Perkins Cos celebrated Loudon
Porter and MEMS Scotch Ale 10. g. BROWN,
4s College street.
DEARL STARCH-9s boxes Of a very superior
L article Of Starch, just received by
4s COlegest-
EOR JELLIES-1OOIb lbs IsinElass, Sheet and Shred
Also, grOee Sparkling Gelains; puPuy's Extr act
Vanilla &C. J. G. BROWN,
q College -.
GOLD FOIL-AhbeyA On's Gold Foil constantly
VI hand. 10. G. BROWN,
IS College street
CONGR WATER-COnstastly receiving, d.
" rect from Saratoga. Also, Empire Water -.
10. g. BROWN,
"a College st.
FISHING TACKLE-A large stock, selected BY
Il one Of the hrm, consisting Of Genuine Afmers
lex Hooks, plain and Snoods; also, Aberdeen,
Lnes-cabe laid silk and Sea Grass spun and
plated Silk Minnow Senes - by T. Floats Of every
rety Reels Jointed Rods, Clearing Rings, Fly Hooks 6c,
&C. &c. In short, supply those who appreciate
hne Tackle with almost thing they need TO the
10 G. BROWN,
% College st.
OPERM AND WAX CANDLES-1O boxes
- Sperm and Wax Candles, this day received by
10. G. BROWN,
Ie0 % College street.
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1000 Prizes Amounting to $50, 000l
Tickets $40 Halves IS; Quarters s25o.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTIoE.
Persons sending money ~ mall need not ar is being
lest. Orders punctuaiy Atfcnde TOO. Communications
confidential Bank hCtes q sound banks taken par.
EW- Drawings sent 70 al ordering Tickeis.
Those Wishrg part oular nuoefs Should order imms-
diAiely. Address JAMES y WINTER, Mansgsr.
Mkcos, &c
sbiS-sa or BOX Ia NassvfI1s p o.
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40HA ; HAh.. HANA1 A'Af, N. .. ". AIeAkA' IA
HART, MACRE& & Co.,
Who'll T. S ALE OCERS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos. land 8 South Market Street,
NANIINIDLE, TENN.

WE have just received and have in portion our
w stock, consisting In part Of The following articles:
lisa hhi Fair 20 Extra NeH 100 nests Market Baskets;
Orleans sugar; 20 cases wooden bE Matches
q boxes Havana do: 100 Dc 4. London Porter;
100 =" and bhls Puw Tered so boxes smoked Herring;
Crushed a Loaf Sugar Is nests Painted Tabs:
l' bbls Ioltssrs, iuO Dozen Buckets;
leo half bbls do; 700 kess Nails sisted sizes
goo hRRs c, Dee. 600 hne Cigars
500 package Mackercl, 100 boxes Tobacco-Yarous
500 tags Salc branfS;
25 coil. Man ia Rope; % fresh Cove Oysters;
70 casks Malaga Wine; 80 boxes asserted Pickles;
a" Cherry DO 90 Pie Fruits.
40 packages Rat ins; ceroons best Indigo;
50 fraiis = Almond; lOp boxes star Candies.
fOn drmgohns-Hsted sizes; 10 casvt Brandy Cherries;
1870 boxes Strflncs; 10 tierces Rice;
Together with Pepper Spice soda, &c, sc.
janSU HARr, MACRAE co.
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I
Tickets S5o0-Halves So 5O--QrArters 81 rs.
~ PAru vi hing order Tickets Ia ne above scheme
viii pieasr address Samuel swan Box SIS SA hyie Trnn
sheh tickets vii he Immediately orxarded 10 der address
Cerheates Of DraEng sen postage fee purchasers 81
Fichets insus ally alter The Craving place
febt6-efrWkH SAINT SWAN Manager
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10000 DO11arsH
Southern Military Academy
L. o Il Il H IL V.
By Authority Of the State Of Alabama. '
ooNDvcTsD HAvlS1 PAN.
CLASS ANEW SERIES.
ITO be avn March islh 1886, in the ety Of MoniEom.
Il cry, When Prizes amounting 70

Il cry, when Prizes amounting 70
s 3 O, @ 0 o
vii Be distributed according 10 the flrowing beautiful
scheme adopted At the express desire q many patrons
who prefer few chances Al large pEes 10 many chances
az siguihc nt sums
CAPITAL PRIZE EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS.
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Livery Stable,
TD = TEE sGd ignrd having taken n,
Q(S[ - ds tab Market street. Nash. fJlszA
Ss9S~tgJ7 viilr, Tenn, doors belos she ~ h
Ian and opposite the Mansion aoase foTm
sriy occupied - the haumsr-, respectfully tha
he wHk-ep hand good horses ard vehcca st %
The hiring pehiie nahs terna
He is prepas~d take 81 In he b~ss mapnsr Al
Borses r ufl hm ether baar1nE trax-lrrs
us stabls 10 usted eenNenent business ana hs sf
hep Roas eKpcfenoea oers aad the prossresf
Ae mArkst ean aasFd. Trrzs moderste.
ian ss-dtsaRly a 9. PATTERSON.
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Spring Fever.

TyHK oRlKFESBKR6 HEALTH BTrTEgs Ds p-s9sssa
hrem sunbsE q ~ Pari5iag. sessfinT and
h-siEF rests taftf, k~rts Aai flnsa seiece r frasa
ne AsirFa Msles u Amsrea- fkss are possrfal tsnr
thry give usoglh - he sys ana enable a thraa a
me eonssaIana 'eaasncE - diEaae. Trey have al ne
f1ace - zunss pur pse1Ase. -
Boz sas - DrssEsu saf0aghsut fhs STATE and ~
t AhAA MACKeNLfE
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Ale and Cider Pumps.
I. DFEgs q ne above VIA slivss Tea = ges Yark
asrs sTl Jekc. aasERYsoS.
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Soda Water apparatus,

q Soda Water apparatus,
CONSISTING e TOO 6eassalsrs aud twa soaa Eosaaa
" uheh sLn - sold y rut ne paEcAassF uk e. uho
che ssd4 FsGn1s. Cal soon yoa ueut bargain e
Ia- &C RobEkTsoS's CONFECTIONERY.
mar1 bEaadsay
TEzF nseslssa PEI steamers ~. Ressstssa sd case,
u 10 khds kagAE 3 bhA nasaasez fao ha8 81 So AL
~. k.sksssL pAvS fiLchEE CO.
GIN 000 LKaIsBrkH ans sheslJ VIA farapiss
. OsOOO stoek, seH PayAag PSI ssal, ~ ale
% sea 'slns'sa4 Is ssssassl8 - ncAgTsA
sfssL as - IS aeaEtsas
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II coksEQuEEc2 or THE HIGH PRICES ON
Il kuaAk. ear vAolusals pFera hsrsaksr skan - ~
eei1aa Na2F. "a slntti aad ~ Alsass. - ss
Re4 F&ana Gao akkIa.
E 8 arsta. NkstkA Ill0MFaoA
- - LosGAUksI Co.
mNSa1a Lea {. Kea1sfsos
rl a asaaaa
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PRoF- wOoD's BAN REsroRAnvE-The testimony Of all
who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this eehatsa
article that will restore the gray and the bald eradicate
disease Of the Scalp, the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly to extreme old age. Il is put up
both with and without sedDents. See advertisement i
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Havana Plan Lottery. -
1900 PRIzESI 10000 DOLLARsf
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.

II AUTHORITY OF rae STATE OF GEORGIA.
10000 NUMBERS ONLY PRIZE TO TICKErsI
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-14

BRoS zs Throat Diseases, Stacking Cough, and The
ascts Of imprudeut use Mercury medicine has
been discovered which has effected careEs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-09

You'd Peftsr .Move : One OF the
Jehu's who drives State stree, o,nn b.s
60, of a god note yesterday. A not
over Young female got into his bus, di.
rec,ed him to Dc, her down at Tyler stree,
and when Tyler street was reached, Jehu
reir ed up and madam, presenting her fiji,
60, out. After lookii z carefully abou.
evidently with feeling like unto thai,
said to be experienc d by pusseys in
strange garrets, she exclaimed
Wal that's purity trick now, carrying
NE way pas, where wanted to stop,
done purpose too 'sposr.'
Why YOU told me to Sc, you down q,
Tyler street, and here it is,' replied Jehu
as meekly as h. could under the sircum-
stances.
Did neither and if did. mean, to
say MADISON street, besides you ough, to
know where live by this time, ridin' as
| do almost every day in you. buses,
rclor,ed madam,
Man, said Jehu with = superb Ma
poleonic air, I've dluv stage on this here
line morn a year, and have n, missed set
ting no5ody down whei. they told me to,
and If you don't know where you live,
y nd better more. Cellar & there. - Chi.
Tib.