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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF

COUGHS, COLDS, ,HOARSENESS, INFLU-
ENZA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
CIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
and for the relief Of consumpve patients In advanced
stages Of the disease ..u..
We need not speak to the public Of Its virtues.
Throughout every town. and almost every hamlet Of the
American States It's wonderful Of pulmonary com.
plants have made It already known Nay, few are the
families in any civilized country yon this continent without
some personal experience Of Its eecs and fewer yet the
communities any where which have not among them
some living trophy Of its victory over the subtle and dan
eerous diseases Of the throat and lungs. While the
most powerful antdote yet known to man for the orm
dable and dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary organs
Ia also the peasantest and safest remedy that be
ployed for infants and young persons Parents should
have Il In store against the nsidous enemy that steals
upon them unprepared, We have abundant grounds to
believe the CHERRY PECToRAL more lives by the con-
sumpons 1t prevents than those It cures. Keep II by
you and cure your colds while they are curabe, neg
lect them until no human skill master the inexorabe
canker that fastened the yitss eats your life away
All know the dreadful fatality Of lung disorders and as
they know too the virtues Of this remedy need not do
more than to assure them 1t 10 still made the best 1t can
be- We spare no cost no care toll to produce II the
most perfect possible and thus afford those who rely on
Il the best agent which skill furnish for their cure
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Judkins, Miss Angeline Cunningham, Miss
NJ. ]. Donaldson. .rt..
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CONCENTRATED LYE-A fresh sup.
" ply of this popular preparation for making
soap Just received al the Medical Hall, by
septl0 OLIVER KELLS.
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"s. Admission. n
Tickets for single admission on foot 15c.
do do do horseback 25c.
Visitors in one horse vehicle Is cents
each, and 25 for vehicle. ~
Visitors in two horse vehicle Is cents
each, and 50 for vehicle. ..
Family ticke Is during the Fair one dol
lar, and not transferable. If the family is
in CARRIAGE, fifty cents additional will be
charged for two horse carriage, and twenty
five cents for one horse carriage.
The Boa I'd will take every precaution
for the safety of stock and articles on ex-
hibition, but will not be responsible for loss
or damage that may occur. No person will
be allowed to engage in any traffic or bust
ness within the enclosure, without per-
nit from the President.
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Class Il.
STATIONS AND BROOD MARES.
Glass B.
DRAUGHT HORSES.

Glass II.
DRAUGHT HORSES. ''
Best heavy draught horse over 3
years old, $500
2nd best do do do 200
Best heavy Draught Mare do 800
End do do do 200
Best Gelding or Mare for farm
purposes over 3years, 800
2nd best, 200
Best Gelding or Mare for farmpur-
poses over two years 200
2nd best, for farm purposes over 2 yrs.
Ohio Cultivator year.
Best Span heavy Draught Horses 500
2nd do do do 300
Best Pair Light Draught Horses 500
End do do do 800
Awarding Committee-Robert Hender-
son, Fulton Moffit, Thomas Maxwell.
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Glass C..
FANCY HORSES.
Best pair match horses $500
2nd do do 800
Best single buggy horse 300
2nd do do 200
Best saddle horse or mare $40
2nd do do .. 900
Awarding Commttee-Col. James Col
lier, John Donaldson, John B. Doyle, Arm
strong Maley.
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red to pay one dollar to the Treasurer, on
or before the first day of the Fair, then
they will receive from him certificate Of
Membership; which will entitle them to
compete for premiums, and give them free
admission to the grounds in day light, dur
ing the Fair.
2nd--Compctitor must call upon the
Secretaryj uhd exhibit their card of mem-
bership, when they will be furnished with
cards of number and class, corresponding
to the entries they nuke; which cards
must be attached to the animals or articles
which they intend to exhibit Otherwise,
the J Judges will not notice them. ~,
3rd-Exhibitors of horses. entering the
same in different classes, will be required
to any an additional fee of fifty cents, for
each class after the first entry. .o"
4th-Stock and other articles from adj
(oining counties, will receive favorable no.
tice and will be placed in charge of a
special Committee, appointed by the Board
for that purpose, The fees for entry in
such cases, will be the same as that for
membership. ...'l r...
5th-All awards of Premiums in cash,
will be subject to the following deductions,
viz :tsr..., I...- -.t., o., 3 .
When the award is not over $2--5 per
cent. ,..ig. "E.. .Il
When the award is over So and under
$5-l0 per cent.
When the. award is and upward-2O
per cent. y, : ''-.A ' ''
The funds accruing thus, to be applied
to special Premiums on property not inclu-
ded in the regular list.
6th-Premiums not called for within four
months after the Fair, will be cons idered
as forfeited to the Society.
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Glass r.
SHEEP.


Best Saxony buck 2 years old and
under 3, . $500
2nd best two years old and under 200
Best Saxony buck ! year old and
under two, 2,OO
2nd best l year old and under two,
b, Ohio Farmer year
Best three Saxony buck lambs 200
Best three Saxony eve lambs 200
Best Merino buck year old and
under 3, 800
2nd best do do and under 3 200
Best Merino buck year old and
under two, 200
2nd best merino buck year old and
under two Ohio Cultivator ! yr
Best three merino buck lambs 200
5 Best three merino eve lambs, 200
Best pen saxon ewes not less than 8 800
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Glass L..
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.

Glass L.
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.
Best bushel sweet potatoes, 100
do bushel or rope of onions,
Ohio Farmer year
do one dozen table beets, loo
do doz. musk melons or citrons, LOO
40 water melons, loo
do 6 pie or stewing pumpkins, LOO
do 6 head of cabbage, 100
do display of vegetables exhib-
tied by one person, nine of
which have been entered
separately for premium, 200
do one half peck pears, 100
do one half peck peaches, Inn
do one half peck grapes, LOO
do one half bushel ounces, 100
do display and greatest variety
of apples exhibited by one
person, 200
do display of fruit generally, not
including any offered separ-
ately for premium, 200
0r The above will be retained by the
Society and sold for its benefit at public
sale.
Awarding Committee-R. s. Moody,
James Frazier, ]. Holton.
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TAMARINDS-An excellent article
just received by OLIVER KELLS,
septl0 Medical Hall.
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Class o..
Class p.

Class r..
Articles not included in the regular list
will be enumerated in this Glass subject to
awards by the Discretionary Committee.
Discretionary Committee.
DR.. John M'Cook, James Collier, Esq,
John S. Dixie, A. j. Cunningham,
James D.. Ladd.
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2nd do do do 200
Best pen merino ewes do 800
2nd 90 do do 200
Best pen Of fat sheep do " 800
2nd do, do do 200
Awarding Committee = Elisha Cook,
Stewart Black, Aaron GLADDEN., Francis
Scott
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Diacrltionarn Commi[Lee.

Erecutire Committee,
George Mccullough, james II. Binn.
j. G Davidson, George Webster,
Robert McCook.
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DURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
L have just received general assortment
Of pure drugs, Medicines, chemicals, &C., to
which invite the attention of physicians and
genuine article. OLIVER KELLS,
septic Medical Hall, Third Street,
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PREPARED BY DR.. ]. C. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.

AND SOLD By
Hening & Melvin, Steubenville,
j. B. Simmerall, Bloomingdale
F. Fisher, Wintersville;
W. Price & Son, Smthfeld
W. H. Crew & Co., Richmond
NJ. G. Morgan, Mt. Pleasant.
And all Druggists and dealers in medicine
everywhere. sept.3
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A spIendld asSOrtmeht OF Summer SIIKS ;
plain black, figured and satin crossbar and
satin stripe silks Grape, cashmere and de-
laine shawls, all colors white dress goods,
plain and figured
5000 yards madder prints, fast colors. Good
madder Prints worth 10 cts. going at61z.
Muslins, TickiDgs, Irish Linens, Flannels,
checks, Linen Table Cloths, Bonnets, Ribbons,
Shoes, &c: 1900 yards carpeting; floor oil
cloths, and host Of other goods, will aud
must be sold at any price!
Now is the time for bargains at
j. ALIENS Store,
Corner of Third st., near Market, Steubenville.
iuly30.
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Class E.
CATTLE.
Best bull of foreign stock over two
years old, $500
2nd best bull of foreign stock over
two years old, 200
Best bull of native stock over 2 yrs. 300
2nd do do do 200
Best milch COW foreign do 300
2nd do do do 300
Best milch COW native do 800
2nd do do do 200
Best yearling bull Of any breed 200
End do do Ohio Farmer year
Best yearling heifer of any breed 200
End do do do ...
r.. Ohio Cultivator year
Best and largest fatted Ok, Steer,
or Cow, 3,UO
2nd best Ok, steer, or COW, 200
Best yoke of working oxen 400
2nd do do do 200
Awarding Committee-Alexander Nc
Cullough, Ewing Turner, John Underwood,
John Scott.
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General Rules.
Ist-Members Of this Society are requi-
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JAMES H. BLINN, Sheriff.
Sheriif's Office, Steubenville, Aug. Goth, 1856
Printers fee $1I ,69h.
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Glass D.

Awarding Committee-Thomas Burns,
Kinsey Carr, John Moore.
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Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints.

DEPARTMENT or fHE INTERIOR, /
WASHINGTON, D. c. 7 Feb- 1855.
SrR: have used your Pills in my general and hospital
practice since you made tem and cannot hesitate to
say they the best CathaTic employ. Their reg
latng action the r quick and decided consequent
y they admirable remedy for arrangements Of that
organ. Indeed, have seldom found Of bilious Dis
obstinate that II did not readily yield to them
Praternally yours, AL0NZ0 BALL, NJ. D.,
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NASHVILLE, TENN, WEDNESDAY,
new YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vISCHER & SCHELLsS GenT advertising House,
APPLETos' BUILDING, 346 and s4s Broadway.
Late No. 50 Nassau-Street.t
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IRON RAILING AND

IRON RAILING AND
ORN t1ENTAL IRON WORK.
INHE subscribers prepared al or5 Of any anoan
i for IR0N WORK, such As
Railings for Public eud Private Parks. Gardens,
Steps, Verandahs, Balconies Cemetery Lots &C,
Also, IRON STAIES. DOORS SHUTTERS sETTEEs
CHAIRS, TABLES, DOGS, WINDOW GUARDS CAFES
FOUNTAINS re. They pay particular ertion to encos-
ing CFhEft Y 10 us and PARKS having the largest as
sortment Of Pa terms Of establishment country
are enabled % please the stidous in taste Archi-
tec;s or Builders in any part OF the U1ion wanting Iron
work by sending drawings will receive the estimate fr
cost OF work. and will f nish any work from their de
signs or drawings that may be desired.
Persons wishing articles Of manufacture by address
ing US few lines stating fnr what purpose viii be furnished
with printed designs by mail with the prices annex
et All orde sent Us will receive prompt attention. and
me work finished and fitted in the beet packed
in boxes Tor safe carriage, HOOD : co,
12l North Tenth Street
And Broad and Ridge Avenue
nov2A-trw4m PhiI8deIphia.
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PHILAD- -LPaIa ADVERTISEMENTS
JUST PunL1saEp.
THE HOWARD A>socnAr,oN, rh',a

THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Fhila.
d EPnRT on sPERMATORRHOEA or Seminal Weakness
II Impotence the Vie u 0nansm. Msstu baton or Sell
Abuse and ether Diseases Of The Sexual Organs with
coun' OF the errors and decepions Of Qdac, srd yzb
AhSlce to the Afflicted, y tEO T. CALH0Ux D., Cor suit
ing Surgeon Of the Howard Assoc ton Phaeslphia Pa
benevolent Insttutn established ty rseia endowru
or The re ef Of the scF and dseSsed acied With Vr
lent and Epidemc DISEASED" copy OF the above Repor
viii be sent hy mail (n sealed enEelope) Free Of Charge
on the recsptO Two rANP fF postage. Ad DR. u 20
r. VA.hoIN. : o. South NISra ST., PhlsdelPhia, Pa.
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PHILApELPHIA NANUFACTURED

a J. \ "a 4 \ % e ER SA FESs
WARRANTED to stand 10 per cent more freEE-
w than any herrings safes in use, and soil "A 4
the same prices Also, IRON SHUT r., sash HW 81
and Doors for Bank Vaults and -
stores. Also. Patent Slate Lind R~lris-
orators. al warranted as gOoOd and cheap in the
couhtrv, by EVANS WATSON, No. 26 south 4th street
Philadelphia Pa. Hal Patent Powder Proof Locks and
s the celebrated Locks furnished when required w G.
LLARD IS authorized to receive ORDERS and make sales
the above myS-lv
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Spring Fevers.

VNHE GRKFENBERG HEALTa BITTERs ns prepared
L 4 ths per- StaF, iavigOrstiaa and
he sng s btrsf hsrhs and Nins syrctr mostly fsotn
the hsdieS Of Ame Ia 1hss PoSs RAJ teIir.
th~y give ength - The system. and cnste "a % rOu oe
he tuo, tendrG ey OF Tasy have all the
nrhei- sa-ci tonc eAssins aEy 81 sesess
Pficr s. per p.cksEp.
For sais ~ DTegg throughout the State, sndby
Ajax. MAskGNztE
rusrrls II College STREET
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ATToM Al LAW,
I01ss Ne. so Gerry street, Up snirai
NASHVILLE, Tsna..
II AVTNG resumed ths prartee Of the Law uta dsTess
IL assn exclusively % ths dahss " his profsason.
laalS-ly
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Sweet Oranges.
JOHN s. BRIEN.

I n BARRELS .. tas bet tiEg has 10 she mAFks
i W Ikls season. foT sale ~
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Preserve your Fruit! Preserve your Fruit!
IlpANLuLITTF,S ps,.nr {. S.lf-ss.liro Az T;,bt

t(hhhE W hltES . HaLtQL ftl-sSallhB AR Ilght
ID Can THIS Iul, luu> ana e. CAN AVIS
thoroughly tested offered The pub the ass4an,e
that it be relied u most trf-"tly air iirt
the ket The j,p Of il dTaWG between tn surface
Of and Of N met ,c cap 70 perfectly
t..h int D Ut n cement -ud q prrs-
ing VIII the uut mode OF sulerugt cap h-
th,.
Til C,P d. O. netaic sub tance hch mot affect
III iru.t IN act Every can l. rIuged Sot ~ al
d"s in N uutry Sol. c.Urer and agent fr the
cty New Io,k, GE'' IIODGEfrS l6S Wlhstnu.
fact Ire Bra Nhte's Patent Can
plzce,, ply A. JUNOEi a Co., 385 Brosdwly New
YORK. Euacgl b m
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APRIL 2. 1856.
ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of " g. sWYM
dER, Q. "a Second Street, ST. Louis NO.
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NEW -YaRK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From :. VI. PETTINGILL 4 cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
lsNassau Street. NKu YoKK,
And No. 10 State street, BosToS.
P. Co., Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United states and
the Canadas.
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latent ELAsTIC SKIRTS.

ID lTES q FnANt e., N1. Barclay ST.,
ID y. E.Cda'iou-None are genuine Ncept they have
e stamp # the Patent. All manufacturers and sellers
ringing, will be prosecuted according to law.
niar24 "
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tITRNTFD Ag-ntsto Sci Van Anden's P5rrab'~ W ting
- c. auf nc Press Il does all q e OF
Power Prs much gu cher I'd ttt-r. II Weihs ~
e.. ant hy IN II Price Of s g- a. 50
irrr Feryd p sr'iculars sp-
niy be wise, d. II Mu lU7 FRO dwsy,
New York MAJ hi
IL COTTENET & CO.. Importers Of French and
[ other European Goods, No. 8 Broad street.
aug3l IS
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Gunn RENE LES ARE A PusIIc Gonn.

I'It GREEN MOUNTAIN OINMt Mt was us-d h tie In
ii ~ ~n,u tbs ,odutry hr-I 81 Vered, and -
ten ted III BIT gfts the & rrat irit, TO his
rcd udivu Il he beet sppi alien Tor iEhAmms;ory
,aIn-, - Ehe In,s m, y'iplts NATious h1ee
d rie N md FNnd-, 'Tu, tnn- brue'. burns
Al. nd. &C. Price fei tox Is cents F"r sals BY
al Drugg sIs, ALd BY Ajax SA,kENZF,
mHrohs Agrnl fjr the 81 nj Lb,Tg Co
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IE CONSEQUENCE OF THE HIGH PRICES or
L SUGAR. shszsae prices hsFssfss bal b. for
os1dy, IL esns and iSr eouaaea ksses. lI sts
psf poana GEO saba.
WkssEL a Tft0hrSOS.
IluAGnUksT Co.
nspe llm g. @ konkhfsoE.
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No 4s Dsy st New yOrI

SMITH's sELF-ArJUsTING STOCKS, TIES and
- CRAYATS The Uuiy premium awarded by he Amer
iu>tJutr q cir far At The crystal Palace fer
oEtF-ApJUStNG ST CkS va, TO r. y. SMITH, MAnu'ac
tur-r, No IS pey New York.
Ne'c'Aut. vii n grs " 20 their advantage N cal
md smith ensiye rtr ent oi se
fs,hi'nau, zee t'rt utck Ore Z cemyIts will be
u.Ird 60 Johter m We-tSTn and ,u'hern ties
fe - 20 nearly al Of the hrst-csss Job
lHng Houses of Mes fuk {, JAM
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INPERTASr
TO EOUsEKEEPERS AND DEALERS.
The IHOpe MILLS,
Il Fulton Street and Il Beekman Street. New York,
Principal ONCE, l0S Front Street, New York,
Factory. Nos &C. 81 80 Hudson Streets Jersey City.
THE PFoPRIETORs OF THIS LONG AND WELL
L KNOWN
Coffee and spice establishments,
Conti'ur prepare tire best pharma icai
Powders in u-r for RAISING BREAD. BISCUIT, TEA
AND or 'EE CAKFS, &c They alsU prepare Mustard,
CocoA and other articles Of 0a in every fam y,
which they oder the bic terus. Cats-
Ogues sent to dealers who request them.
K. H. 4 q. ISHAM.
N.B.-Consumers advised to inquire for HOPE Mus ar
cles. aug2-Iy
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fI'HE hss' rsutd abi Tor all fhS diseass
i OF Ih,dren, from ou, hour TO i've year, od, s
rae CtiIIDIEEN'S PANACEi,
Of he G. Rf-nh,rg CO. PAW.
700 ever h,u, dis ea, riekets, etie woTns &c
stle nsedis kuusn In the 81 snl eTF Al
mana that gis-n graf you VIII sni let "
Fbs hToughuui the Gttop. nave u.ed In the
"a tie Wterr N p e iidrtR and d has be.
0ac~, St 20 be NIh0at it In tn d
no Pa 20 erI.ts prr iOg ls.
for s.lr by = DrU ggist AID sy ALgx. NhCKtNLlE.
M ~ Celess sIl esi
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TMPORTATIONS
FOR SPRING OF 1856 !!

APPROPRIATIONS
FOR SPRING OF 1861!
Il He sub scribers beg suebton sf their friend
md 'ss I'd. Eene ally, to their Arrangements for
shan be prepared by the 10Th Of P,b-uary to showA
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK.
Our Foreign Department
Will b. 'urp let vih amust an .nely ne st9rk whicl
has IN Psnay tel sy ons Of hs h-uss in kuIOPs
We inyi,e particular aitsution 10
Our Dress Goods Department.
We shall BE- able 10 show al he
NEVIS 81 DENaGN~ AND FABRICs,
In silks, Barsgss Barage de LANES Chslliss Tia
sues, Elegant kobss. brilliantes. Grenadines D.
Baiges, French, seoteh and English Muslins, Lawn.
ard csmbries BOmbfIinss, AlPaecas, shawls Scarf,
hantillAs, TalmAs, Ae. &C
ALSO,
very Iars- st~ck 4 FRENCH. SCOTCH ard IRISH IN
Bh"lbE IDS, NhIrL GOODs, LINENS, LAkS GooDs,
ALSO,
In the
Hosiery Department,
An unusually I.rss to,k. n ever VARIETY Of
English and German Cotton silk and LiSls Thread
hoss, Gloves, Aitts, and Small Wares &c, &c.
ALsO,
A choice stock of Goods Tor
aEETLEKEa's WEAR and rAILoRy usES
Also,
Carpet Department,
Every variety ofRieA Velvet, Wilton Tapestry Blu.
sels Ply and Ingram Carpets, Canton MAItinE,
Floor OIL ci0ths kuGs and 1rus gsts; RICH cUk.
TAIN STUFFf, In Ers At VARIETY AHs
HousE-KEEPIRG GOODS.
ALSO,
Domestic Goods Department,
A fan as-ortnsnIoi
AMERICAN, COTTON AND W oLLEE GOODS.
wsr-psat whAa ws have eaen said ,. re- h
sntentsa eer southssn Trade ef he LARGk<i
SUCKS e Geod., and 70 tae~ as tSsT Asg s21
~ ass nlai fff ~ "a esaafry.
psrtiruAFly adapted 10 souiAsrn ceasunptnn-
We shal - glad - tbs tfads n narket he
aE ssAsou ard e o. thea sisk, vita
usath Oh - Sc tAs tserss si Gloss bufERs yEs@
nsr t.sus are Casa o. GOOD NorES payahls fssarS-
aAlF af bRnk We sA4n ale adfsFe ne vhrh
Ia vel As Fast seAso1l q EsEg neaesd, bosn
aaa csrSl uET0a 90 - 30 asts sasA a Asassessra
sasf rrtes
BANCROFT, BETTs a MARSHALL,
1 9oe and eli KizE 81,
tsss-aA cAaTiestens =. C
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OOO KFas ef Nu. {. : oetion Co's brand Of FURE
ZOO wHItE LEAD, AL zoisht snd vsTy wht q.
Tor sale By chUk AN@EAsoN
WANTED. FLANSEEb. For SA eh ,hs gh
marxet price viii Re paid In Chah. liHHs-u
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PAINTS, VARNISHES. &C.
RAYNOI"S. UCVOE & 20.
log and los ultnn Street, NEW YORK.
-
Paints, VaTnishes, Whiting & Zinc Paints
INrOhrih,s
~ O. 0. d. \ 49,
ItOTt r., bEUSHFS. IlAMONbS CLUES, OIL. &C
tatv IA large az d perfect A.s"'tm, Mt oI
all uch gu, d. ,cr b. Ati Bud PalLt~s an o.
rade NA1uf ctur roJs n FIssI QrAiIrr
D. rrign Guls receive direct f0n d Prod 'r-r>, aud
de- b, n p.,kaWr IA RIVE tpe most fayo A"e
{ Utdtrs bN all Irompy atlrn' ed 70. ivtS-S
Land for Sale.
I UFFER for Sslr CO1l ~ IN HUNDRED ACRES a
1 Or LAND living on tn Columbia Central Turnpike Il
KoA seven ulrs from Couu bia and -four nom Nj Pleas
lut, being pArtd the tract on ich reside
This LAnd equal a superior In Maury c0unty
Is well wattrrd the crlrb srd Dgyrrs spring heing
tr part Offered for ssir) we'll tin bervd and well improved
here the prruis some beautiful building sites
fronting the Tur pike and the contemplated Rail kosd Il
Sii b. d,ticd 10 su.t pur-hssrrs orsoid tn bofy.
FoT fuEther informauon a. ply at AshweOd p Omrs
HlurN county, tennessee
.ugii-u LUCIrs POLK.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
LEW SERlES.-- NO. 1O3
New Goods.

AH now rec- iv'nE nv stock Of sPFING AM SUMNER
GOODS. sId seH'd b. pleased 70 shov thrm T. NY
tome ard he ub Il genersIy. SA1l PRtChITT,
HEri-im NJ. 81 Coil ks a..
Also-Ju-t r,e.Ivsd. SCOTS s7RISG And sUNAEK
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
TIlE HI.Nr IIAIn nNE.

nF. O. n. BALLARDS (ncW sTtice,l received the high
IL est premium the woRIBs FAIR and AAEKcAS lNsT
rurE examined by the DIsrisOusHED CHEMISTS
nr CHLION and Prot JoHS TuEKEY, pronounced the
BEST For sale nv the principal Druggists in this city
Price al Principal Once and Store, Nos. I0S and 900
BROA DWAY New York. marll- "
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

SPERM AND WAX CANDLES-iO bo1s
- Sperm and Wax Candles, this dav received nv
10. G. BROWN,
iea CO. afra
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

In lots suit ru re-, ard 10 0C0 Acres very
s. sni M A'a'' Cusy tIa.tu cane bra E" snd
- acE land I'c . ii nns ntziinIs lH'Wn - ihs
'Trgy Pan ." 'NIud ttan 'SSte ? - kiug Pan.
tation % irVins Place " Irdtw' ~Itd 70 Ho'mes
ace" AZ the "t Feed al Of Whc iOI Gotten
Corn are If, rior 20 10 y HntsiiOus in he world
Also an et 4 q lis iu LloVsd ani
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

He sub crbers beg call suebton e their friend
md The trgd. gene ally, to their Arrangements for
"SPRING SALE"
We shall be prepared BY the 10Th Of P,b-uary to show
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK
Our Foreign Department