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Smyrna times., 1856-06-11

HAsTY Observation-Disclosures warning again,t
the 100 common practice of hasty burmis, oc.
CURED IN Fremont, Sandusky co., last week
Daniel Stems, Esq, who had been i'll with fn.
yer T' Tor some time, to all appearances died on
friday afternoon. Ills burial was TO la Ike place
on Sunday afternoon; all the Arrangement,
were made, and the friends and the clergyman
were assembled to pay the last tribute Of res.
Pect TO the supposed deceased, when the body
appeared warm to the touch. Rrstoratnrs
were administered, and in few minutes the
man VINO had come SO near being buried alive,
was s'''lng "P' lie is now in fair way to re-.
coVer.-CihciRaati COIumEian.
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11

4 CAPT CoyERDALE has bad the "IIygca
House ihoroaglIly renovated, and is now pre-
pared 10 roceiyc visitors Quite number 81
Smyroans--bots ladies' and gentlcmcn--are
e"'''' pa''"g = gaia Time AZ tins fayortc summer
retreat Tomorrow.
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11

SMYRNA STATToN.-The following account
Oh inc business done on the Delaware Railroad,
al TINS station, during the month Of May, has
been furnished us by the Agent, Mr.. VIM. M.
johnson:
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11

CENTRAL AMERh'A.-Mr Marcy, in his Ictte,
10 Mr.. Dallas upon this subject, instrnrrs Li,'
10 enter INTO communication with the Irt,,I
secretary OF Foreign Affairs, " in order In ~
CERTAIN IN the first place, whether e1islinn
u'iIcrences cannot be promptly terminated Lr
a direct negotiation, and if they cannot. tL,;,
~ ulscuss the conditions ofarbitration of ,bc.n
points OF difference, MS TO which alone his ,,,..
,nou OF settlement seems requisite or appl ca
p Iio II being assumed that the other points I'll,
uIHcFehce would, after that, yield AZ Of conr,,.
" conference between the Earl Of Clarcndou
anu yourself, conducted in a spirit OF c"rdialny
an" irahKhess, which belongs to your personal
relations, and dictated by the true imtrrr.,
both Of the United States and Great Bri,.,,,,
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11


DELAWARE CoLLEGE.-We have received n
card containing the following programme of
the commencement exercises of Delaware 70,
lege:
June 29th-Address to the Fratornitv bv
Rev. Robert p. Dubois, of New London, po
Sunday evening, at o'clock.
Iuy lst-Anniversary Celebration of the
n'"enuan society. Address by Hon. Willard
9uI'SOury' OF Delaware, Tuesday evening, at
o'clock. ~
July "d'-Graduating Orations, Wednesday
morning, at 10 o'clock.
July 2d-Address to the Alumni by Alexan.
DER Parklns, A. NJ, of Winchester. Va wed-
nesday afternoon. at % o'clock.
July 2d-Anniversary Celebration of the
Delta Pin Society. Address by John A. Row.
an ESQ., OF Nd Wednesday evening at s o'clok
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11


METHODIST EPIscOPAL GENERAL CONFER
ENcE.-This body adjourned on the Sd INST -
The following are the names of the officers
elected TO serve the ensuing four years:
Book agents at New York, Rev. Messrs. Carl.
ton and Porter, the former a reelection and
the latter new appointment selected from
one OF the New England conferences: book
agents at Cincinnati, Rev. Messrs. Swormsted,
ana Zoe, re-appointments; editor of the Chris
tan Advocate and Journal, Rev. Abel Stevens
editor OF books and of the QUARTERLY R,p;e,c
kev. ID. ID. Whedon; editor of the National
-hagazine and tracts, Rev. James FLOW. u. u
editor of the western Christian Advocate "
Rev. Prof. Kingsley; editor of Ladies' Repos;-
tory, Rev. ID. w. Clark, d. D.; editor NJ ,ho
Northern Christian Advocate, Rev. II. G.
HIbbard /; editor of" Sunday School Advoeaten
and Sunday school books, Rev. d. Wise: cor.
responding secretary of Missionary Society
Rev. J. p. Durbin, ID. d.
1t is stated that the defeat of the Ro,. nr
mo"ih'ocK' who was a candidate for re. cleo
ton as editor of Books and "Quarterlv Reviow
created profound sensation and deem raoro,
IN the Conference. The officers, however arc
about equally divided between the two nartios
on the question Of slavery, and this fact will
tend to increase the good feeling already exist
ing.
II Is very significant fact in the history Of
the anti-slavery agitation in the North. that
w. Hosmer, the late editor of the q Nortborn
Advocate" was not reelected. He was tho
most ultra of all our editors on that subject,
and his defeat, by the votes of his own friends
shows that they are disposed to be content with
moderate views. Mr. IIibbard, his successor.
Is a gentleman of moderate views and a finish.
ed scholar.
Tie Book Agents were directed 10 estoblisb |
! Book Depository and Weekly Pane, in Orc
son; a'so at ST. Louis, aud German Sunday
School paper at Cincinnati.
Ration of representation to the General ,,on-
erence was changed ffon twenty ono nj ,,ven.
y-seven, and the Limitation exteudsd. from
hIriy TO forty-fye. The Bishops were also
authorized to call an extra General Conference
'"o-'"lus VI lne Annual Conference
ball request it.
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11

MEARvELoUs THINGs IN A MARVELLOUS Ac,
Mr. |acharlah Jones of Town Point, has a col,
on his farm with five feet. The colt is pcrtcc,
IN every other respect, having but four leu.
one OF ITS fore legs hattens as it ncars In.
ground and forms two perfect feet This win
a i've wheeled wagon would make stropr
team. But here is something that beats that
MIR. Robert II. Creighton, on lloopcr's Island
has IN his possession duck with (our lcn~
and .JoM wings. This is indeed sonelhjn.,
scarcely ever seen, and we should think ycry
nearly tWo ducks 1t has but one head and oue
C'll' this is certainly better than two, for We.
had much rather, any thine, see one Till la,n
two Of them.-CantJridge (Md.) Eogle.
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11

" The Methodist General Conference q,
indianapolis, has settled the question of the
Discipline Of the Church, ia The matlcr 81
Slavery. The report which gave rise to lh,.
discussion contained a resolution condrmnin,
the buying, selling and holding of slav.s. TI.
DISCIPLINE as it stands, forbids "bnvinp and
selling human beings" 1t was urgtd, in orn,.
sItIon to the proceeding, that slavery is civ.
institution alone, not created by the church
ana not to be destroyed by the church. To pa,
inns required two-thlrds vote, and the lo,,
beng yeas III, nays %, the propositiun l.,
amend was decided IN the negative. On tL,
Both, an cllnrt was made TO press tLrouol, Il.
second resolution of the slavery rrport. rrnJ.,r
ing all shareholders liable TO the Discipp, IL,
the SIN 81 slavery; but it was finally laid q,
the l0bIe by vote Of 1913 10 81
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20

Nashville, September, 1856.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20

A SPLESDID RKsoLUTIoS.-At a meeting Of the
Fillmore Club al North Madison, indiana. the iol
lowing among other resolutions we're enthusiastic
ally adopted:
RssotUrd. That feeling conscious that We belong
60 the great conservative party which knows 10
North, no South, 30 East 10 West, bet our coun-
try one aud undivided, therefore declare % the
world ''And the Fest Of mankind that We enter
this contest for Fillmore without the question Of
'expediencyl" We are for kis first, NJ are fog
Rim iast aud "sint or as;ss." succeed Or f.'i rss
are noss, and sriH BE- Asa me std y fhis srsgcls
for FILLMORE and the Unioni
How utterly these burning heroic words put 10
shame Abe faint hearted cravens OF she South sho
have escaped into the Buchanan camp under cover
Of Mr.. Fiilmore's alleged popular weakness How
high aud glorionsly they rise above the shrl notes
OF faction everyWbeye. Welike them They thrill
aud kindle the soul like the silver Of the ba-
gle Al hail TO the Fillmore men OF Norlh Madison
or such is the party Of the Unioul- LoH Jour.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20

The friends of this distinguished gentleman in
Wilson county, DESTROYS of evincing their nigh
adm ration OF the man as a politician aud states
man, and also OF manifesting their hearty and
cordial approval Of his past and present politch
course, propose rendering him Public Dinner
some time during the latter part Of October. Nc
man serves more praise and honor at the hands
Of the people of Tennessee than John Bell, aud
none more willing and anxious TO bestoW
them than his old friends in Wilson. While mel
OF Sun iIler calibre have gone off 10 heir"wild hunt
AFTER Office" aud joined themselves TO the Demo
cratic party John Bell has stood firm aud unshaker
by his old political associates. lie has never de-
serted them and they'll never desert him.
MIR. Bell will be at home about the Goth inst,
and so soon eau learn what time il will b,
convenient for him 10 partake OF the hOspitalitet
of his friends 10 Wilson, the day will be announced
Lebanon Herald.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20
ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.
SUBORDINATE LODGES, I. o. o. F.

TENNESSEE LODGE, No, l, meets at Odd ReO.'s
Hall every Tuesday night. Officers: p. BIiIoD, g., W.
W. THURMOsD, yG.; Med soLKS secy. I. L. HAEsHILz,
Treasurer
NASHVILLE LODGE. No 2, meets every Thursday
night oncsrs: W. A. NBERRY, N. c.. j. W. RArcLfEF v.
TRABUE LODGE, No 10, mee.s every Monday night.
Officers: P. L PmLLFs, n. g. W. DARDES, v. g.; Z.
BEAUMONT, secy.; W. OANERos, Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE, No 60 meets at their Han, South
Nashville, Friday night. Officers Joss r. HIM. N.
g.; FRKD JOSIE " II. c. ALLEY, secy; JoH FAKKsLEY,
Treasurer.
ENCAMPMENTs.
RIDGELY ENCAMPMENT, No. l. meets on the ist
and Sd "Wednesday night Of each mouth oncers: c. say
ERs, O. p; NJ. O. FoULK, II. p p. BIIIop 8. W. w. W.
THUnmSD, J. W. j. LToSs, Scribe; y. X CUrTzz Treas
OLIVE BRANCH ENcAMPMENT, No 4, meets
every pa and 4h Wednesday light Of each month 0eer
X. tDMUSDsoS Q. P B. Lyons, II. p; G. w. DAEpHs,
W W. 8. BuANs J. W.. R. T. FLKMxs, Scribe; } n.
WARb, Treasurer. Jy93
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20
Gen. Haskell's Appointments.

The published appointments for General Has
kell are Withdrawn after Smithville Oct. /.
He will address bis fellow citizens at
Carthage, Friday October 3
Lebanon, Saturday
ShelbyviIle, Tuesday
This arrangement is substituted in order that
Gen. Haskell may be in attendance at the great
October Convention.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

We are Authorized to announce ANDREW ANDERSON
As candidate for Mayor at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce ROBERT B. cASTLEMAN,
ESQ., candidate for reelection the Office Of Mayor.
We authorized J. C.. DARDEN candi
date for Mayer.
We are authorized to announce IRA P. JONES, can
didste for Alderman IN he stE Ward
We autho lied 10 announce J. COLEMAN, candi.
for Alderman ia the Fifth ward
We are authorized II announce JOHN F. M01CAN as a
candidate for Alderman in the Fourth ward.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20

Pianos and MuSic.-we learn that Horace
Waters Of SS3 Broadway " agent for the sale Of many
Of the most celebrated Of Pianos and MelOdeons
Offering them at prices which aevise all Who desire
purchase to avail hemeves Of He is also selling his large
and weLknOwn Catalogue Of Music third from the
regular prices and will forward the free Of postage
His Offers to the trade teachers and schools Of the most
favorable chAraotes Of which he win be able Gil the
letter. for having wisely adopted the cash system. The
Horace Water Pianos known among the very best
We enabled to speak Of those instruments with
degree Of confidence from personal knowledge OF their
celient tone and durable qualify. J. EraR0elGSf.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20

Rock ISLAND BRDGE-The Pittsburg deuon-
strsliOn against tltis structure has drawn forth
statement from Rock Island newspaper, TO the
effect that since the bridge has been repaired,
strong crib has been sunk above the centre Of the
burnt span, and two booms extend from it TO each
pier By this arrangement, it is alleged that
boat must first through the draw a considerable
distance and then drift back again. to get against
the bridge at ALL An even then it is said, unless
the water is extraordinarily high, the bridge would
not catch the upper works Of the boat, bot the
force of the current would knock or its chimneys
and let the boat pass under.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20

FEyER AGuE cured Wthout using Quinine, Arsenic
Mercury Opium Of the poisonous drugs, danger
compounds generally resored TO by sufferers from this
long drawn, a citing aud annoying Of all Diseases by
resorng Carters Spanish Mixture which contains
If the above deeterous substances but ectualy
and fully by acting specifically the Liver and Skin, Pur
tying the OOd and expeng the remains of old medicines
With which the system been oIoggd opening the pores
Of the body and allowing to assist itself 10 breaking
up the diseas', aud reeuperating It's energies.
See the Of Mr. John LongdOn, Of Va he had sxed
and chronic Ague and Fever ch twice day for three
years Nothing permanently cured him unit, he tried Car
ers Spanish Mixture bottles Of which perfectly restored
him to health nor has he had chill since He Ia only
out Of thousand who has experienced the life renewing
effects Of this vAluabe puriaer Of the blood.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20

MISsITER PLENIPoTKNTIARY AND SwssDLER Ell
TRAoRDISARY.--The Mobile Tri5Ens, Of the 18Th
Inst ssys:-Don Vicente Hernandez de Ayaiy,
Minister PIenipoienIiary aud Envoy Extraordinary
from the Republics OF Venezuela, and Granada,
&c, &c, was yesterday arrested by Marshal Maui
ry and Deputy Marshal Scollick, on charges Of
forgery aud sWineling After bis arrest the made
attempt to swallow forged drafts to the amount
Of six thousand dollars, bnt was prevented By
prompt squeeze on the throat by the Marshal while
Mr. scoilick drew the papers from his mouth. BE
is Spauisrd, well educated, and most accom-
plishe swindler, and many sufferers in New Or
leans will r,joice at his incarceration.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20
A Speech from General ZollicofFel

Our distinguished representative will
address his felIow-ctizeRs of Davidson
county, at the Market House, in Nashville,
on
SATURDAY NEXT, SEPTR GOTH.
upon the Political Issues of the Day. 1t
is to be hoped that there will be a general
turnout to hear this sterling patriot and
true-hearted American.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20
PUBLIC DINNER RECEPTION OF
THE HON. JOHN BELL.

Hon. JOHN BELL will reach his home in
Nashville, on Friday next, the 26th inst, at lC
o'clock, A. M.
He has accepted PUBLIC DINNER, ten
dered to him by his friends and neighbour
which will be given that day in MERRITTs
GROVE.
The citizens of Davidson county send greet
ing to their brethren in all the counties around
aud cordially invite them TO participate with
their families, on the occasion 10 rendering
this mark Of respect TO a man who is alike dis
finguished for his public services and private
worth. Let all come. and they shall meet
with a HEARTY WELCOME,
Due notice viii be 81 ven of the order Of re-
ception and the other proceedings of the day.
BY order of the Committee Of Arrangements,
THOMAS T. SMILEY,
Nashville, Sept 10, 90. Chief Marshal.
BS- We are again under obligations to
Adams q Cos. Express for late Eastern
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT or LOCATED.

WILL pay cash co. Land uauanss viii also bay ed
! Missouii and hrksosas Land Patents, issued absss
ISIS % soldier. a. isia.
an also prenascc loeats Land Warrants IN South
hss0aF the hne q te esa a AissoaK
Railroad eonnection with gentleman Who has had tie
sclecnK q than geo o. abroad land nong
lhe line 81 this road. FoF arthsr paFtcuAFs tsfss &C.
enquire q tbs undegrei Cedar street, he Pas
once. lsrptel J. 6. fKLL0Hs
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
IRsporis Furnished b. he Associated press,l
PIrrspuRe, Sept ls-Noon.-R iver, II inchc
wa4ar IL .ha ohannal

y
PlrrsBuRG, Sept -Noon.-River, II inches
water in the channel
WAsHISGToE, Sept. Is The Administration lie
officially advised that treaty between Great Britain
and the United States relative to the Central Amer.
lean friendship, and commerce is concluded be-
tween Siam and the United States.
BALTIxoRE, Sept ls.-Tbe convention adjourn
ed sine die at o'clock, amid enthusiastic cheers
for Fillmore and the Union.
The most extensive preparations are being made
for mass ratification meeting at Monumental
Square tonight.
ADDITIONAL STEAMERS NEWS
SwITzERLAND.-An insurrection has taken place
in the Canton Nuefehatte In the conflict twelve
Prussans were killed.
Italy continues unsettled.
FRANCE The Cashier of the Northern Railroad
has absconded, being defsuter of 900, 600 francs
TURKEY --Dipom0tic relations were resumed
with Russia August 25th.
NEW YoRK, Sept. lS-Wm. F. Coleman, Press
ident of the San Francisco Vigilance Committee
was arrested to-day on complaint Of James Ma.
loney, on a charge Of having been instrumental in
expclling him (Maloney) from San Francisco
Coleman is held to fifty thousand dollars bail.
NEW York. Sept. lS-There are four new cases
of fever at Relief Hospital, Fort Hamilton. All
the previous cases are doing well: Also one new
case at Brooklyn.
NEW YORK, Sept. 19-Noon-Flour advancing,
sales state So 75a$6, rs; Ohio 81, SOa$6. S. Wheat
declining, southern white $l,634. Corn declin>
ing, mixed 81. Pork buoyant $20d20,57 for mess.
Lard lag.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 1s-CottOn unchanged
Corn 70a15. Freights dull 7l6.
CHARLESTON, Sept. ls-Saes of Cotton for the
week 1900 bales, advanced l; middling 1lial2.
The Board of Health report four deaths during the
past week.
CINCINNATI, September 1S-Noon-Flour s., 75.
Whisky 29. Lard 1871
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20

PARIS SCAN NAe.-A Paris correspondent
Of the Boston Transcript says, that notwith-
standing the beauty OF his oonsort, the Em.
press, Napoleon Is said to be desperately IN
lore with two other persons,-the Coaniess
OastigloDe, FleFentine Of great wealth and
beauty, and the celebrated Miss Neil, OF Eng
land, whose captivating powers have thrown
q spell over tie heart Of the "Dephew of bis
unele."
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20
GRAND BARBECUE
And Mass Meeting in lincoln County

The American party of Lincoln county hold
n BARBECUE AND Mass MEETING at Blakes
Spring, s miles north of Fayetteville and four
miles south of Petersburg, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER ., 1855.
Hon. JERE CLEMENS, of Alabama,
Hon. NJ. p. GENTRY, of Tennessee,
/. NJ. TEMPLE, E,q,
A. S COLYAN, and
W. G. BRowNLow,
are expected to address the meeting Every.
body is invited.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20
More Sole Leather TRUNKS.

I HAvE Received Anoher LIT Superior Sole Leather
Trunks and vsises, ashland Pstlern) Also. Ladies
Bonnet RoKes single AID sy top Of styles and oE
prccs JOHN RAMAGE
a. College street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20
DRIED PRUTr.

TIVE un4ersign wo0ie rsooumsnd 81 uho have %.
ehArds % every preserve sna AIRY tAps
frut g. Il sIn bear hieh pres daring he Re d
nos prepared pay pei hashe ior PeaAsd AFPes Ane
9. - ssrdDpeaied te4shes. y. p sickAss
aax2s Sc. scpllsgs street..
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20
Grand American Rally and Mass Meet
ing at CIarksville.

On the 18th Semptember the gallant
Americans of Montgomery will hold a
grand Fillmore and Donelson Rally. A
corps Of the ablest speakers in the State,
Haskell, Gentry, McEwen, Clinton, and
others, are expected.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20
American Rally.

The Americans of Rutherford county will
have Grand Mass Meeting on the FIRST
THURSDAYlnOc October, at Capt. Jno. Wade's
miles South of Murlreesboro', on the rail-
road.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20
Fillmore Headquarters.

AEH77AD41NAD
The Counting OF the PATRIoT OFFICE No. 16 Dead
erict Street. opn during the day midnight
the accommodation Of American friends Exchanges
from all portions Of the Union will be found the tables
We viii be pleased have any good American from home
abroad call US.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20

M0STGoNERY DEMOCRATS FOR FILLMORE "A few
days since, at a meeting in this county, j r. Dill
lard, E.q, in dressing the crowd remarked that
he had heard OF several Democrats in the county,
that were going for Fillmore. Mr.. 0rme, one Of
the Democratic leaders, formerly Whg) express
sed doubt Of the fact, that any Democrat was 60
ing 20 do that thing. Thereupon very unexpect
eddy, plain farmer rose up aid said-'heTe'S onrp
Mr. o. intimit4ted that ii would be difficult to find
another. Thereupon a second auditor rose up and
said--"here's another; and there's seVerdi more Of
us'' This stopped all further enquiry.
Montgomery county will give Fillmore probably
the largest V te ever poled for any Presidential
candidate.-.Hout (ALa } Nail
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20
Are You Getting RaId Z

IsyOur hair turning greyi Do you wish to cultivate good
whkers and nOustachess Your hair to be son. Silly and
gossy Your head to be COOL comfortable and free dand
ruff Mothers your children have uxnriAnt heads
ofhairY Then BoGLEs HYPERION FLuID, which HsUer
sn its unerrng effects Prices rs cts so cts rs cts and
81 so per bottle Bogles Balm Of Cytheia stands unri-
vailed for Graduating id pmpes and Identifying the
complexion. Price so cts Inventor and proprietor, W.
Boyle, Boston, and sold by Druggists everywhere.
-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20
AMERICANS, RALLY

eB- Notices Of new advertisements in this morn
ing's paper are unavodbly postponed till Monday.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20
Cnan,uhn NNinn
Hs.A.Rs TE ID

WILL keep constantly land, suIPy q Dry spAFk.
ling Wines, witch sul hrnish he trade 81 cncnnat
price,, frrlgh's added. tapl 7. A. MCCALL
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20
w hOIeSaIe Dry Goods
CcC., Coo.
TO MERCHANTS ONLY.

To MERCHANTS ONLY.
SIXTY- FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAsS worth Of New and
- Fashionable Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Hats, Boots
Shoes Clothing and ardware, de- &c TO be sold at pr
cash and four months payable In Bank
These Goods have been bought In York and Bost1n,
the heavy define at auction, u naiscurers agents
and by the pack al prices IRON Eve 20 y per
cent than prices In June and july These Goods
are consgned TO be closed Immediately, In word,
drfy competition In this market. Merchants who DO
business make and paw cash and give four
months aud pay them, will please give a call.
Those long wnde genllem WHO willing ta pay from
twenty Eve s-yendve forfeit goods for the
privilege Of tWeve months and then at their earliest
nience, our house Is place for.
ASA Thirty Tbousand Dollars worth Of New and Desi-
rshe Goods consigned TO be sold auction exeu.
svsy.
our Auction Sales viii continue usual every Tuesday
and Thurs 'sy.
TERas-Ai under 800 cash. 800 four months
time.
We earnestly request City and Country Merchants wno
make up their STOCKS In the Nashville market 10
pop, and dent do shat promise then pass by
We great pleasure in showing entire steel any
and all who wall give US call.
TRABCE 4 LUCAS,
Commission Merchants,
septI3-n No. "a Public Square.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20
The Art Of Dyeing Human Hair.

but imperecty understood by those who make
the gIeatest preensiOns. The OF the popular Hair
Dyes Of the day may for the time color the hair but soon
to be succeeded by furnished green other unsghty sp
Beges Electric Dye is void Of these nozous
properties It instantly dyes the hair Beautiful natural
black brown which neither water sunshine can tar
nish in the least and make assurance doubly sure
his agents authorized to reuud the money the most
perfect satisfaction Is given Prices 30 cts 81 90 and
81 so per Inventor, W. BosE Boston, and sold by
Druggists everywhere. my silly