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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15
NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA.

Extensive Fire Mt Panema--Fatai Du,t-
Organization OF the observation-disclosures
ments by the Railroad Compsny-Chnrge-
OF the United States Against the Isthmus
AuthorisIes-Dread of Yankees-Boundsry
Lane between New Granada and Costa Rice-
From New Granada have Hles from Panama and
Asrsnwai 70 TIE lth Of September
Ire pauama Hyold Of latest date has the following
news summary
Abou, hall past nine O'Clock the night n 2s,h August
Gre broke out the store q Patrick Mullins ~ the
old ~ooden houses the Playa Prie;ta tone time
thought that the entire Cenaga would be 10 flames aud
that the destructive sienent would sweep the whole Ar
raba r. impossible for 70 compute the damage but
those who know bea, place at $50 600 $50 COO This
v tue second TIRE have had 10 notice during rest
dsnce IN Panama both originated from cheer careless
and both ron the Patrick Mullins or
some o. hts boulrr asusrdienie by can
die light the hquor took Ere, and hence the IRA
ton
rael took place ct Gorundu Panama between two
reside n Panama naei Joee Cells 90 Iorearo Teran
IN which the latter received ball IN biz head c.u.ng 10.
star taneous death. appear. that a famy tfhrulty
between these ~ rsons had led Terau 10 demand satsf
non from Cells which resulted In the dael "a above
ststd
The resslasurs OF P,nams had met. al the members
be,us presen. They would frobably be Some days In
deciding who 10 OIL the Government chair. r. Cslyo
has iTTb votes OF majority In the state but the
Iaaz party are tie strongest in the Assembly, and
therefore probable tnd the latter VIII be elected The
srppcrerS 2 lsE AVE publicly given notice tina, ne
10 tale b. seat N which there WILL very likely, be
seolllsion an g'nersl ros nons tho two parties,
Eihariano Arosemeua his been elected President pro TIM
~ the tgsc'nely r Jrruts Ammo Wee President ST.
fieuerrva ies sEado, ~ Nateo Itzrslde, Secretary
Tho c1Ok o. the ice brig Palestine lying al Asptn wall
mad ATTEMPTED 70 XVI the enNre u thai vessel by tn
ser poison n fbei- food They were all atta-sea Nth
vomiting. but ortuuately yf them died The
COOK Surrounded and bad pot since been heard of
Tn Panama TRAD seys.-0n the arrival Of the last
ssesmcr ron carhagens We earnct TIA, sae captaiu u
the brig Bahez which eft here the 6th instant f,,
EA0snl0. had been there compelled 10 pay customs
dues sfter having been partially discharged santa
Msyf1s there receiving certacste ~ clearance havrz
come here completed her discharge received hero
certificate OF clearance and hen gone sabania 10
oad VIC understand tbe dues were paid under protest
u b be hcred her Britannia Nscsty stea
sfc rchrr which Of Carthagena when the steamer
se1 vi attend this matter before she comes this way
We also hear rurnored enc wl have occasion 70 call At
cas del Toro One Of the gun beats Of the feet paid
visit there the other dav, we arc tod
W. hear rumo-ed that surveys are being male By
The Panama Railroad company, near Mount Hope bura
ground with the intent Il securing On ample supply Of
N,ier for tsrpvsli
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15
AFFAIRS IN CENTRAL AMERICA.
The Walker Blockadc-Arn,y Movements
In Nicaragua-Cost Rica aid Guatemala
Advancing Against the New President.


The British steamer De brings q copy Of most
traordnary decree, issued by Pres ident Walker b.
which he orders that all the pcfts Of Central America
both on the Atlantic and Pacific, excepting those q san
Juan del Norte and San Juan del Sur, which allowed
to open account Of the passenger travel, shall
be considered On der blockade.
How General Walker intends 10 enforce bis decree not
having single vessel in hs domrions Is mystery 10
US; but presume his object 49, to get up p7vateer
ing expedition TO California ana New Orleans and seize
all the South American vessels which hc may hnd trad
Ing along the coat This vii be way OF raising the
wnd and supporting govfrnH emit but VIC suspect,
The next thing shall hear probably, viii be that the
General has blockaded Europe.
The Royal Wetf India Mail steamer De5 arrived a. As
rnwa on The 2st Of August from rey;own with dates
TO the 18th ut
President alEers are not from appearances
growing brighter and &c report be relied on his fate
To be decided by battle, We lea-u that ne
has lad quarrel with Nr Manning the British Consul
al Reaejo and actually dismissed hiiu from Office and
APPOINTED else 70 at ia hs stead Entl the Bf
tish government appoints another Consul. The General
report saye has advised the British government Of
the stcp be has taken We expect 5000 70 bear that he
has declared war against Great Britain
Correspondence Of tie Panama Herald
AsT1SwsLI. Aug. Il 1858.
Capt woocott arrived a Panama at noon this day.
The from GrArala contains ao.hlg Of n 2oriance
When left the river boats nc urly expected with
the California passenger
The olluwng rumors current slore, but must
be received with extreme caution
Guatemala is sail 70 be advancing with coo under
Carera ard Costa Rca has notified her nisaon OF again
ryiug her fortune under the same commander. Rvas
at holds his pos tion al Leon With zoo add " for.
fling its outposis. II deserters are - be believed,
Walkers position at the present i very critical to say
TIE least The tarsh measures he has adopted towards
the whites hghirg with al has rendered him dstasefd
10 them q com mander. Provisions and money were
both At Granada Walker tried senior officer, Of
the o. Tullaya Ncasguan FOR treason, and shot
him he belonged TO the Rivas party.
The American steamer Cahaxba Captain nullock,
York 70 he oh nrt She bioagh, 40 passengers ara
ter artillery men for General Walker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15
NEWS FROM TUE SOUTH PACIFIC.

The steamer Bolivia, Capa.n Hcnry wyi, reached
Psnems on the 2ls OF August bringing from yaTo
lat nit and from calao to tho llth Of
month, with twenty passengers and hundred
thousand dollars N treasure
Amongst the passengers were-Mr. G Kslnschrias,
] McNuliy G. Clements, p. Pstroyits, VIE Robinson,
Theodore Russ, G. b. G,over. Cart Mcneil j. Thom,
John Farmer and SON. Santiago Frttz Carlos Boil Amse
Mocre ar igna~!o Gcni.
The from the Southern Coast possesses lille
iItCrost
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News from Australia.
COLD prCprpTc AND MINT rssUES-PLOuR MAI
Z. r,llnr A,rr,

GOLD PECFIPTS AND MINT rssUfS-PBOrR MARKETS
--TrAx POSTAL ROUTE TO ENGLAND.
Pv way n Panama W have news from Melbourne
Australia 70 June a. from sydney, New South Wales
% June 4
The Arabia, AZ Halifax from Liverpool, had Melbourne
items q June To- but tho nte gence not 90 fal
that received by the George Law.
y dney Commercial sdvsces, Of June J, say The
amount n gold issued by lhe sydney branch Of the Royal
Mint during The week ended 9Th has been oco hall
sovereisss The amount Of gold duet imported into The
same estsbkhmept during be veek for The purpose OF
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gomsry street. between Charles aud Light received
twenty buchshot IN different pafas Of his body. Rs IN
jurNs are not dangerous
Michael Mr. shall resolved wo wounds one in the leg
and another 10 DIS throat-neiher Of which, however Ia
desmed as dangerous.
yourg man named Culley, residing on Montgomery
street. bear Light received painful bali wound in one
OF his legs.
majority II those wounded were not participating in
the ARRAY, but we're attracted to the vicinity or the
melee by the bring. The wounded were NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the southern station house others Al their resi-
dences-by Drs, Benson, Brown Johnson BaltzelI Dun
bar aud Hungerford who were prompt In their attend
and did all their power for the relief OF the suy
terers.
Duyug the evening oficers Hough, vanssnt Fsyler
Allen arrested John Carter and John Hsrtove two
q The wounded upon the charge OF firing aud
upon suspicion OF having tired the shot VII killed
Fare. An examination took place before Justice Webo,
OF the Southern Police station Frederick Pnckney ESQ.,
being In attendance the part OF the State Testimony
was adduced their both having fred in the direction
OF the murdered Thomas Neon also testified to
John 6ar,ove having fired the shot which struck him In
he face They both fully COMMITTEE TO al
Court.
The following is list o. The killed and wounded Us far
could learn -
KrrKD.
John Hare Nillan Jones.
George lawrence, J. r. Caulk, dangerously,
John Carter, krs Cauk,
John Hartloye, Aarceisus Booze,
David Sanks, !. Albright dangerously,
J. Jooes. dangerously, Iso bens Godld,
Thomas acCue, JOSH Kelly, DANCE ously,
+. Parker Perry.
u. Spedden, dangerously, officer Ch ambers,
= Sewet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

BURSTING OF TIE BIO GuSs-At 81. Louis, on the
"a instant, while Mr.. nmich experimenting on his
newly invented rife cannon, exploded, breaking into
nine niece The sun weighed sSs pounds and was made
n One maeabie iron The front ps Of the gun about
FIVE feet IN length blow away from the breech the latter
Eve hundred pounds, thrown forward from two &c
three hundred feet and projected into the air from forty
10 any feet But the most singular part q the story re-
mains 10 be told. The ball, which weighed epttecr
pounds was thrown 70 nearly the elevation which IA
would have reached had the bursting not taken place
striking the ground ut about Is 600 1e 900 yards RI
be regretted that The accident occurred when did
The power and greatness Of the invention were not fully
demonstrated MI Hmck no doubt, will have another
gun made, ant, II possible Of better netal-S. Louis
Democrat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

BoIIHn ExrIosIos.--A boiler IN ~ 0tunA :
the 1ltb inst niur,ns ave or sr men go severely that
three Of them, nanod Henry Clark Patrick 0'Neil and
Apdyew Ihppen, died on the i2th-ahs othsU win Pre-
baby recovW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

IotAl III lotal..t. ........... 20
The umpire ,or Canaca was Mr. Robinson. the sfaror
Of Toronto and F1r the United states Nr Thes,sf Of
Ncwafk n. J.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-18
BY TELEGRAPH.

BY THE NATIONAL LINE

WASHINGTON, Dec. l6. Seuate-On motion O
Mr.. Dodge, resolution was adopted calling on tn
Secretary OF War for copies of all letters addresse,
to that department, or to Wilson Shannon lat
Governor ofKansss Territory, by Col. Sumner reIa
tive to Kansas affairs which have not heretofor,
been communicated.
Wilson introduced an smendatory act to organ
lie the Territories OF Nebraska and Kansas referred
to the committee on Territories.
The resolution granting further time to Texas
creditors to present their claims &c, was taken up
and debated; Senate then adjourned.
HoUsE.-Whit6eld introduced bill providing
| Tor the assessment of damages sustained by loss
and destruction Of property belonging to citizens
OF Kansas during the recent disturbances in said
! Territory.
! Campbell Of Ohio reported bill amending the
18th section OF the tariff act OF August 1912, so as
to prohibit the importation of indecent aud obscure
prints, transpendencies, statues &c, The parties
offending to be proceeded against by due course
OF law, and the articles destroyed. Passed.
The debate on the Presidents annual message
was resumed; adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Dee. 16.-The supreme court af.
ter the adjournment OF the two minor cases resumed
the argument, the argument 10 the case of Scott
versus sanford, Mr. Geiger for the applicant or.
gued the case at length, taking broad grounds that
an African was incapable of being made citizen.
WAsHIYGToE, Dec. 1.-THE truth of the reno.
val of Judge Lecompt is now confirmed by the
nomination of the President to the Senate PLANES
o. Harrison ofKy., as chief Justice Of the supreme
court OF Kansas, Mr.. Spence is likewise nominated
as Marshall of Kansas, Vice Donelson and Thos.
Cunningham associate justice of the supreme
court, in place OF Judge Burrell deceased.
BosToN, Dec. 1.-THE Arabia sailed at noon to.
day for Liverpool with S27, 600 in specie.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l7.-IoUsE is, 600 copies
OF the Secretary of the treasurers report finances
we're ordered to be printed
The debate on the Presidents Message was then
resumed.
Cumback spoke in defence of the Republican
party,
SESATE.-Weller gave notice that after the ho-
days he will call up the Pacific Railroad bin under
consideration at the last session Of Congress.
Mr.. Rusks bill allowing further time for creditors
IN Texas to file their claims was resumed.
CINCINNATI Dec. l7.-M-Flour unchanged
Whisky steady at 221. Wheat firm, unchanged
Oats brisk 40a42 hogs tend higher safes at 645a66O
Groceries unchanged.
The River has risen to inches.
Weather cold.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. I7.-River rising slowly with
scant feet inches in the channel.
New YoRK, Dec. II, Noon.-Flour declining,
5000 barrels sold; Wheat declining IA, 600 bush-
els sold; White / 75al II; Red 100; corn decn
ing 10000 bushels sold; mixed IL; white Sc; yell
low "A; Pork buoyaut at 10 625 Beef firm but eas-
Ter at II So Whisky easier at 81 stocks dull ster.
ling exchange l 0S5.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-18

PENSACOLA As A WINTER REsoRT- would
Recommend those looking out for pleasant place
20 spend the coming winter, TO coue TO PensacO-
Ia. Ii combines advantages ut which no other
place on the Florida coast can boast. The climate
is mild aud pleasant the locality /, salubrious, the
people are hosptahle aud courteous the means Of
access easy, and the sources of amusement album,
Caut There are FIVE Churches-thc Episcopal
Presbyterian, Methodist, Baptist aud Cltholic-aIl
ip a hourishing condition aud well attended. Our
Bay abounds in all the hnny tribe, and oyster.
tlat can't be better in the cide Cds rOr'd With
these ielcaces our market Is always supplied most
abundantly. During the winter months, We luxu
rate In game OF all kiuds-the most delicious ven,
ison, turkeys squirrels. birds and occasionally bar
Those who are toad OF the sports Of The God aud
sthe wave" can indulge here 20 the top OF their
bent Deer are frequently started within mile Of
the city, aud at distance OF eight or ten miles
they abound. We, individually, never 20 out on
scamp hunts" but haye often been tempted to do
20 10y glowing descriptions which the 'b'hoys" give
OF the exciting scenes, rare spOr, sud high living
they have on such occasions.
Oar Bay is well supplied with neat commodi
GUS and fast sailing boats, which are 20 be hal at
cheap rates by those DESTROYS OF days aquatic
sport. The beautiful lllle steamer Icing, Que Of
tls fastest boats in The southern waters ruls daily
between Milton, Bagdad, this place, aud the NaVy
lard, sii1rding cheap aud expeditions transit TO
those wishing TO vsittnese interesting places Al
together, se do not know Of any place where the
winter can be spent moro agreeaby - PsHsacOld
lgyys-fe.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-18
CONSUMPTION CURED.

Be not deceived By base limitations. HEGEMAN, CLARK
& cos GENUINE con LIVER OIL, never disAPPonta
and nine years. experience has proved superior 10 ali
others and the only reliable cur fer CONSUMPTION.
As there Is great deal OF sPu Ous oil in the market adn
erSied with seal oil, whale OIL &e, &e too much
not be taken to procure the Genuine.
Our on Is made factory In Newfoundland
each bottle has signature the cork be careful
get HEoEnlN, cLARK Co, for since the death Of MI
RusHroS our late partner has been article
ducsdeaIed Rushion's which is In way connected with
r. c. a Co., or Il. @. 4 Co.
Sod by J. g. Brown, Ewin Bros and by Druggists gen
eraliv ocL2I-Sm
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-18
LAM Am NEGRnEs EoR SALE

DY virtue Of decree OF the Chancery Court at Nash
ID vile in the Of Wlfred H. Rains and others
Thomas Rains and Others the Clerk and Master Of said
Court will the 81 day Of January next offer public
sale to the highest bidder, the residence Of late
Ursula Rains deceased about ~ miles South from Nash
vile, eighteen valuable NEGROES and three tracts Of
LAND the house tract consisting q about eighty
tract the containing about twenty
and small tract Of Cedar Land In the 50 civil disrist
containing about fifteen The land will be laid &
into suitable lots and plans furnished before the
Of sale. The negroes viii be sold a credit ef twelve
months, and the lands credit Of one, and three
years wi interest-the purchasers paying small per
in cash TO costs counsel fees and giving
bond with good security for the residue. lien alss
be retained the land until the purchase money is all
paid For u Their particulars, persons wishing 70 purchase
may apply to Felix T. Rains Lewis Williams, aud 10 the
Undersigned O. ID. BRIEN,
dee4-td Clerk and Master.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-18
SHEERTUF,S SaTC.

DY virtue Of writ Of rsnditi0Ri ep0HGs directed,
II and delivered nom the Honorable Circuit Court Of
Davidson county Tennessee at its September Term, 1S6
viii expose TO public sale 10 the highest bidder - cash,
At the Courthouse yard gate, in The city Of Nsshve
saturday, the 2Oth day Of December 1886 al the right e
Claim interest and estate which Patterson then had
or NAV rave since acquired in and to the following descrb
ed tract Of land in Davidson county the waters Of
whites Creek 9lst District and bounded the est and
North by the land Of Vim. B. EWing the East BY ths
and OF the Poor House. the South by the land Of the
heirs OF VIM. Rsy, deceased containing hyhree
and being the dover Of Mrs. Harriet Kirkpatrick 10 the
lands Of her former husband NJ Patterson deceased the
interest OF said T. g being eversOnary interest Of
the heirs Of his deceased father NJ Patterson being
on As the property Of e. Patterson satisfy judgment
rendered in favor Of A Price, Executor Of J. @ Price de-
ceased, against z. s. Patterson and ". b. Powell.
J. K. EDMONDSON, Sheriff.
Doy2i-v4t By K. RAH, d. SheriR
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-18
NHERIFF,S SALE.

Arts Brown Jas. W. Fets ct al.
IlY virtue Of writ Of send e. 10 directed and de-
IL vered nom the Honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson
County Tennessee, At its September Term, 1855 viii
pose 70 public sale 10 the highest bidder for cash. the
Courthouse yard gate in the city OF Nashville Saturday
the 10th day Of December, 1856 all the right title claim
interest and estate which Jas W. Fels then had may
have since acquired in and to the following
y TO wit being part Of Lot No. " in Balch Whtesidss
addition to the town Of Nashville jackson street. IL
ing between the part Of the lot which conveyed
by JnO p Erwin TO Ralph Hughes and Cha otte Miller
fronting 50 feet Jackson street, running back 70 feet
registered in the Registers Office Of Davidson Comfy
Book No 22 page SOL being levied the properly OF
James W. FeS to satisfy Judgment rendered in favor Of
Aris Brown against the said Fslts.
JNO. X EDMURDsON.
nOv20-w4t ByE.R. GLAsCOCK, Deputy Sheri 4.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-18
ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.
SUBORDINATE LODGES, 1. o. o.

SUBORDINATE LODGES, /. o. o. T.
TENNESSEE LODGE, No i, meets ri Odd Fsllos's
Han every Tuesday niglt oneers; r hH1ioe. y g.; W
Treasurer.
NASHVILLE LODGE. No 2, meets every Thursday
nisht 0acFrs; W. A. NHEkkT y. a.. J. W RArcLITF, v.
G.: ". RaasEs Seey X. c. cocxEEL, Treasurer.
TRABUR LODGE, No 10, @ess every Monday right
Oficers: p J. PRliLIPs, n. q q. W. DAAn&, V. G.; T.
BEAunoST, secy ". CANEAox, Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE, No 80, meets al their Han south
NsshViI- every Frs3sy night Oscers: Joss HuI, ".
a.; FnED JoSTs " "A. C. Al1HT, sse'y Joan rAxEs.EI,
TNCAMPWENTS.
RIDaELY EEcAMPAENT, No. l, meets On the let
snd IN WslnrsEsV uzhI a. each ontk. ucerss G. say
ans, p; " O FoctK. u. p; p. BnLIon, = "; W. W.
fEgEN8so J. W. j. LIoss, scribe; D. T. CCTEEzs Treas
OLIVE BRANCH EEcAMPMEHT, No. ., meets
every "a and th Wednesday nigh, q each meath OmeeFs
J X EpsrxDssx C. P b. LToss, n. P.s O. ". DkEDEs,
W ". a uUAzs, ! W.; T. T. RLEaass, scribe n.
WAAD. Tr~asaFrr. tFzs
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cHANCERY COURT AT NASHVILLE.

Macy Hamilton 20. C. 4. Fradklin, q Gks.
the once OF the Clerk ard Master Of the ChaneeTy
n Court At Nashville, the IAN day Of November
1885, monitor Of complainant BY counsel In the above
cause appearing the satisfaction Of the CLERK and
Master that the sad defendant T. Franklin,
deht Of the State Of Tennessee and therefore the ordinary
process Of this court be served upOE him. there
ordered BY the Clerk and Master that publication Be
made for four weeks In succession In the Nashville Patriot
newspaper published In the city d Nashville, requiring
the said defendant appear At the next term Of the Cham
Gerry Court be holden r The county Of DAVdBon at the
court house thereof in the city Of Nashville, on the hIss
Monday ia May next, and said bill, the
same viii be taken for confessed him and down for
hearing parte. O. ID. BRIkN,
nOviT- We pr'sfeoe8. Clerk and haso~.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-18
SCHEME.
l,60Is........-......
Tickets, S4-Halves, x2-Quarters al.
PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY

1901 ,OUO
Tickets, $4-HAlves, xs-Quarters al.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
the Royal Lottery e Cuba-Eith this difference:
the Havana Lottery has 5000 Nunbers-this has only
1900.
There wheels each Of which there placed
Locks. The superintendent AaVe each Key to the
Locks the wheels be opened unless both are
There placed in the wheel Of numbers lin
tubes containing slips Of paper with the numbers from No
Is 600. In the wheel Of prizes there placed tin
tubes containing slips Of paper with the prizes them
ranging from $4,000 to tiC0.
When the drawing takes place. vhich win be In public
the wheels unlocked and after revolving
Der drawn Of the wheel Of numbers and At the same
time one is Of the Prize wheel by boys with arms
barred shoulder and bndolded-he tube slipped
of the number held up and enrolled the whole
audience can 1.-THE number then called Oh reg
stered by the Superintendent The Prise credit.
ed 10 the number drawn At the same time, and nt
all the prizes drawn out copy Of the drawing then
the printers and ser comparison the superinten-
dents certify the Of the drawing These
peFinteudents 70 perform their duty without
fear favor
IL will perceived that In this plan every prize Is
drawn out, and Of person get them;
drawing sent TO every ordering tickets The prizes
payable thirty days after drawing IN full without dis
count 81 Dra~ing takes place every Saturday.
k<- Orders for tickets addressed q. H. WINTER,
Box $50, Nashville, Tenn, will be promptly attended
JAMES y. WINTER, Manager,
deco Macon, &c.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-18
Sharp,s Rtnos.

ALL spOrsmen who are in want Of good and reliable
Gun especially adapted for large game, Deer 1s
yited 10 call u Pan and Cunnngham No. Al
Puac Square, add examine snaps Patent sporting Rne
which rapidly Of Firing accuracy Of aim, and length Of
range superior any qua invented ard unlke
any other Patent Gun here ofOre introduced H. construction
s. 80 exceedingly simple that il liable get
oforder'' than the common Kentucky Riae.
rae. have also a few Shot Guns made the same Pa
int lyi6-6m.