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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-28
mr. clav,s ep,D,on or nucbnnnn.

The trescherous conduct of Mr.. Buchanan
towards the lamented Clay, at every point in
which their political lives brought them in con-
tact, is now recoiling upon the "favorite son, "
aud ere the Presidential campaign ends, he will
learn the practical philosophy of the old adage,
that "honesty is the best policy
In letter dated Ashland, June IA, 1851,
Mr.. Clay writes to Daniel Ullmsn, respecting
the then approaching canvass, as follows:
"Of the candidates spoken of on the Demo
cratic side / confess that | should prefer Gen.
Cass. He Is, think, more 10 be relied on than
any Of his competitors. During the trials OF
the long session of the last Congress, he bore
himself firmly, consistently and periodically.
He has quite az much ability, quite as much
frmness, and, think, much more honesty and
sincerity than Kr. Buchanan"
The letter from which the foregoing is ex-
'racted, may be found in the volume of Mr.
Clay's private correspondence, published last
year by Calvin Cotton, L. L. D., pages GIT,
600.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-28

We copied into our paper few days since
an article, purporting to be from the Richmond
Wing, repudating Mr.. Fillmore, because in his
letter Of acceptance, he had entirely ignored
the existence of the old Wing party. The Pa.
triOt of this city does not believe hat the Wing
has taken any such position. The Patriots
conjsctures may be right. We do not exchange
with the Wing. We copied the article, rs
credited, from the Memphis AppeaL- Union
and american.
1t was not a matter of;conjecture on our
part. We knew, when we first called your
attention to the subject, that the article
originated with the New York Commercial.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-28

Rra suIph sprinr.


Macon COUNTY, June 18th, 1856.
This delightful retreat is now opened for the
season under the management OF that prince of
landlords" and clever fellow generally, Col SAN Z.
HAZE. ofthe unfAing efficiency Of the water in
many diseases it is unnecessary to speak. Nu-
merous permanent cures OF scroiula and different
ailments Of the stomach and bowels all over the
country attest the truth OF all that is claimed for il
by the proprietors and physicians also who order
their patients here. The buildings are elegant and
comfortable. No pains or expense have been spared
to render il in every respect everything thatth most
difficult to please could desire. A large ball room
has been built solely for the purpose OF dancing
Every species Of amusement is offered to those
seeking health and sport. Besides the Red Sui
phur there is the purest and coolest freestone VA
ter in great abundance. The table is supplied
With every thing which can be had 10 the country
Tor love or money, for those who take little Tor
the stomach sake. Il is said
'Adai grows upOa the spring braash, Ben Bolt"
and that leo and brandy have been seen together
here within the lat few days A good band OF
music led BY = celebrated professor, diseourses
sweet music day and night. kHow Of no place
IN vide acquaintance with similar establishments
so pleasant either tor health or amusement
The company Is coming in rapidly iron every
direction. To those like myself liable in horse
aesh" | would state that the roads shout here are
good and 6Be shade. Then there is Sam Hare, the
best natBred, best bamofsd, most elegant Sam, the
voziss Of every body aud especially Of every bodys
vile, all keep man In sailing mood In spite Of
himself We viii have = good time here and If
John c. viii come up all BAT swcpFsseni say ihsy
will 20 il ssroog on Fillmore. have said this
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-28

The 0LD MAIDS AFTER BUcHANAS.-An sod
maid Is out against Buchanan 10 the n. y. Evening
Post Hear how she talks
"Tbe Presidential chair q presume that is sutiici
entity capacious) should at any rate be occupied by
a complete Human Being. and this fact OF itself,
Ghoud dispose summary Of the claims OF the more
Or les honorable Buchanan-ior If there 10 one
principle moro clearly settled than any other tt he
that az Old Bachelor 10 al most but Halt Nam
and how can such person make more than Hall
PRESIDENT Nov, sir IL Is bad enough 10 have
msn At the head OF the White House Who Is desti-
tute OF bas k-bone; bat 10 have ore who, IN add'-
ton TO this anatomical defect has the moral defect
OF being destitute OF his most natural and essential
complement-A Niie--wOuld be truly monstrous.
Imagine tbe disgrace Of having our National Palace
converted into Baehlor's Den; our National Board
presided over BY Single Man; our National fiIe
pOked By a single Toagl Old Maids are sHeusaole
their position pot being q matter Of choice, bai old
bachslors-bah The very name is sicksning. The
vile who will let her husband vote Tor such mar,
ought 10 be LyRehed, or IL you prefer, BrOoksed. l
ash yOu cir II IL not notorlous that old balehsloFs
are The m0sl ssldsh, the most ingFgaing, the most
dangerous, the most dysprpte Of m0rtsks Aud
then 20 think Of BACHELOR who has lived 10 kuroPd
decline 20 pursue 20 saelecl-my motto Is thai Of
che Western hunter Hear and logbeaF."
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-28

While upon the subject Of corrections, it is
Il good time to remind the Patriot that it cop
led an article some week or two since to the
effect that Mr. Buchanan twas nominated in
the Cincinnati Convention as the candidate of
the Freesoil wing of the Democratic party"
and credited it to the Louisville Courier
Union and AmericdR
The paragraph referred to was from the
Louisville Journal, and we were not aware
that it had been credited to the Courier
until our attention was directed to it by
the above remark.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-28
PuhIic Meeting.

The American Party Of " Old Sumner "
will hold a meeting at the Court House, in
Gallatin, on Monday, July I, for the pur-
pose of taking steps to enter actively upon
the present canvass for President and Vice
President. Let there be glorious turn
out from all parts of the country Distin-
guished speakers from abroad will be pre-
sent
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-28
Missouri and Kentucky,

An intelligent friend of ours, recently
connected with the press in st. Louis, at
this time sojourning in bis native State,
Kentucky, writes us follows:
a am convinced Fillmore will carry Mis-
souri, by 10000 majority. The nomination of
Breckenridge will have no effect on Kentucky
it will give about 5000 majority for Fill
more"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-28

JouN VAN BURKN.-Tbe New York CORES
pondent of the Belumore american Democrat
says:
John Van Buren's sudden devotion 10
Southern men and Southern rights, is explain
ed by his approaching marriage with young
lady recently returned from Europe, and now
ln this cily-the only child OF wealthy Sena-
hor of South Carolina, lately deceased. John
will thus become large STAKEHOLDER"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-28

much for the benefit of my friends who want al
good nice place TO 60 to this summer and also il
the hope that it may be of some service to our good
friend the proprietor. B.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-28

NO. IS COLLEGE STREET
IJAVE just received the following articles:
IL White Marseilles, and brliantes, for Basques;
Jaconet and Swiss Bands and 1Ouncngs;
Embd Swiss MusIns, great variety;
Muslins Collars End sleeves-(separate and in sets0
Linen and Cambria do
VI Iurnirg do
White Blue and Scarlet Bor'd Himity Quilts, arce
Ladies and Misses Isle Thread Hose;
u dozen small Red Bonestick Fang;
u White % 1"
II 4" Sandal Wood Z"
~ " ." Assorted
Also large stock Of heavy coored and white Cotton
for Servants, Pants Plain and Striped Osnaburgs and Domes
in great variety - and Osnaburgs and Brown Do
mescs; each Domestcs all width and prices, dressed and
undressed; Cotton and Linen Sheetings Towes Napkins
Table Cloths Damask &C, &C., all at the lowest possible
prices.
Dress Goods.
All descriptions of Printed Bareges Tissues, Grenadines
and all descriptions Of coored SILKS at greatly reduced
pices. my30 @. McNAIRY & co.
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TYREE SPRINGS.

THIS Popular Watering P Ss recently been
thoroughly improved and reittcd, and viii be- open
the Of July ia better condition and style than u has ever
been heretofore with comfortable arrangements for
Rooms amsesnts &c, probably than any Watering Place
In the ~ouih.
The Subscribers having taken them foT the season. pledges
himself every cxerton O. render them agreeable and
pleasant % ali who may them either for health plea
sure.
D. r SCOTT, Of 81 Cloud Hotel, Nashville
PS-The ST. Cloud viii be conducted BY my Son, HrGH
T. Ssr who has been with the op ming 81 The 81
Cloud and will all engagements and ountraEts made
heretofore hv me on account d she 81. Cloud Hotel
Jnnc3i-2w D. T. s0VfI
tCitv Pspers CODY weeks. Memphis papers l week.
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Leather Betting.

Also large lot of Copper Burs, and Rivets, and Lace
Leather Of all kinds.
All Of which will be sold the reasonable terms for
Cash. by B. CUTTER,
mayl3 cor College and Broad SITS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-28

~ A sale Of ten tons Of Tennessee hot
blast pig iron, was recently sold in 81. Louis,
At $50 ia ton.
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JAMES HERMAN, T. B. RAINS
HERMAN & RAINS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUG AND CHEMICAL STORE,
No. 10, SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, Tenn.

T'HE undersigned having removed to Nashville and assO
ciated themselves for the purpose Of conducting
Wholesale and Retail Drug Business have recently opened
the noted stand formerly occupied by Pummer Co
large and complete fresh and genuine Staple Drugs
pure and unaduterated Family Medicines Choice Permery
Fancy Articles &C. &c all Of which, guaranteeing the purity
genuneness Of every article they will sell at the very
lowest market price for cash the usual time to puncua
dealers.
They determined 20 send out article Of medicine
about which their be any doubt whatever with reference
to its purity.
They respectfully solicit share Of the Prescriptions Of the
Physicians Of the city This department their business will
be under the supervision OF competent chemists.
They that their rigid attention and fidelity to the in
Of those who may favor them with their patronage will
merit the appreciation of their patrons and to
their enterprise.
june26 HERMAN RAINS.
IRISH POTATOES.
TTNHE finest in the Market, for sale by HARRIS co.
Il Co. D.. a " 49, Lrnak
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STEAM ENGINES
AND
Mill machinery,
4 a. n a. n.

" y a. - ~ u ~ ~
tsuoc1Soa - EllB . aooR8)
III ANtAd made important addons MS mach3neFy,
III greatly acrsasua hss hacss nansfsenFng
EsUx And Asehnsfy q every desepsian prrpsfee
y m4naActure steam kagare and Boilers s4aai "a psnt
ansh and Durability q any Bads h the West ana Al -
prices hRviag eeen psactea engaged n Ne Aannfeiars
81 MachinArF ssshFs os ne last ehNeu ys&rs ano s-
ING his peEsonA ntiensa u ne man1ctaR9 Department.
be eis caaaaent tkat be gFs s.tsacoa % al gha
tur hin Sith her orders a. he ED stAnt "a us Aoore,
- And - MArket street. Broad NashFiie, Teas.
Al kinds 81 work or Flsar &i8 Steam boats sas Mia
Toe Factories. b@nks t.. A. 4e szscsisd FrumRts,
and q ne isssst easA pscsa
ian2-iy NobLk ,. I'LL
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-28
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE OF NAPOLEON

THIS DAY RECEIVED
Murrays Fine London Edition Of
THE CONFIDENTIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF
NAPOL EON BONAPARTE with his Brother Jo-
seph sometime King Of Spain. Selected and Translated
with Explanatory Notes, from the memoirs du Rol Jo
seph." 9 vols. Syo. Cloth Extra.
"rhe reader wish see fau length all that
from such man. and feel that il is only by studying the
details Of his orders that their wonderful fulness minueness
and precision can be estimated."-E Editor.
W t. BERRY CO.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-28
Pigmies are Pigmies still, though psrchsd on
Rag Premiums.

Ii persons contending The Gag Premiums must send
y in their Rag &c thcaes by before the 9th day Of
July, they be handed to r. II Gardner Alexander
Ali, and A. q. Adams they award the Premium
iuns gS-Qw W s WHITMAN.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-28
FOR THE DISTRICTS.

FOR The DISTRICTS.
let Dist-N G TAYLOR, of Carter.
ID. MOSES WHITE, of Knox
Sd. REESE B BRABS0N, of Hamilton
4th w. P. HICKERSON, OF Coffee.
9Th ROBERT HATTON, of Wilson.
9Th. = W. q. WISENER, of Bedford.
7th. c. C. GROVE, Of Giles.
9Th. i'm. QUARLES, Of Montgomery.
9th. ISAACR HAWK Ms, OF Carroll.
10th. JOSEPH r. M0SBY, of Fayette.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-28

INST received by xpressp Ladies' inc black Cloth front
= lace Caters trimmed M
~ e black KID slippers,
6 g vb;ta1 Buskins,
Misses Bronzed Caters sAsln supper =. NJ oo pA,;.
SQUARE June-o SNYDER 4 FRIZZEII.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-28

Mr. JOHN SETTER Gate Of the EaSs D., -
wi lessor and Teacher Of the Violin,r " fBlIA
spectfully informs the Citizens Of Nashville an kFk&
vicinity, that he has taken at Mr.. CAMS -
No 60 Lower Market Street. where he viii be happy t6ve
lessons the Violin to all who may wish them. He viii a
give lessons Ladies their residences He feels confident
that those desire efficient the ViOin will
find their advantage gage his services. For partc
ulars call at his Rooms. june2I-u
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-28

JNAKEN this Spring from the apary Of Dr. T. B. Hamn,
i also a specimen Of the Hives used will be exhibited
Stree" reasonable hours which price will be aided
should be the "rUaninOus wish Of portion Of the
dience for particulars call and see it at
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Rev. Albert Barnes New /

WHO ARE THE BLESSED?
". T. BERRY d co. have just received
Who Are the Blessed:
Or, NEGOTIATIONS ON TIE BEATITUDFs. eoptaipi,r
1. An Introduction. G. The MercfhH
2. The Poor in Spirit. = The Pure in Hear.
8. The Mourners. S. The Peace Makers
4. The Meek. g. The Persscuts,s
s. The Hungry and Thirsty. 10. The CODclusior,. =
One vol, l2mO. Cloth.
Extract from TIE Preface
The substance Of these editsons has been presentes
by the author to his people in the House q God He
found instruction and edhcation in meditatnx upon HI
Sermon the Mount and has regarded the openin
portion peculiarly adapted convey instruction in ref
to the Rise and Progress Of Religion In the soul H
believes that these simple explanations and exhortatons
have been kindly received by the people to whom he minis
trs in holy things and he commits them to the World
with the hope that they may revive pleasant and profitable
reflections in the minds Of those who heard them be-
FORE and be instrumental in doing good in the hands Of 9TH
ers who may peruse them. Praying for Gods blessing upon
this humble contribution to religious literature he trusts that
some at least may find that profit perusa which he found
in its preparation.
w. 7. BERRY q co. have also on sale,
RELIGION IN COMMON LIFE By the Rev Dr.
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Who wants to Bet !

w
ONE hundred bags Of Flour
~ Fifty bushels Meal,
Five hundred pounds choice Hams,
Have been deposited at my to bet the following
terms: 25 Hams and enough Meal Flour to eat With it,
that the successful candidate will BE- the next President he
lives and does resign. 81 Hams against hundred dol
lars hog that the candidate who gets beat will not receive as
many electoral votes the one who is successful
The balance bet opportunity offers the chances in all
equal the mentioned above. II these bets
taken sOon the whole will be sold account Of the
depOsitOr. Cheap for cash. ID. G. RUMSEf.
Pigmies are Pigmies still, though perched on
Alps.
< SINGS POPE, but that NBlank Verse" as the
- closing hymn Of Mayor and Aldermen makes "Our"
Pony (te editorial fraternity will please eNcuse) big horse
aud big and tax big tax, notwlthstand
ing committee segar which cost s.
1000 cash We hope many friends will assist Us in our
aicton and send big lot Of subscribers To clubs Of
will do the handsome thing The Horse and
Cart will regular usual Notwithstanding, hCwsomever
d. G.. RUAISEY.
ITO STOCK RAISERS or the Farming Community general
IT, who will $50 90 in postage stamps will tell
them how 10 make Big Horse out Of a Colt.
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Fresh Spring Honey Strained or in the Comb.

"O'er the Lake where dropped the WILLOW"
LARGE lot Of Market Baskets Of all Sizes made from
4 this same Willow, $50 said, " for sale by
-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-28
AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET.

FOR THE STATE,
- NELL s. BROWN, OF Davidson.
HORACE MAYNARD, of KNOX.
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SIMMER READING.
Attend to Your Own Interests.

OnO VOLS LIGHT READING Bound in Cloth, al
june27 BUG CHARLES W. SMITH.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-28
Arrival of Mr.. Fillmore at New
York.
HIS RECEPTION.
ON The New YORK Fxnres, Of June q

From the New York Express Of June 80.
On rounding Sandy Hook, the Atlantic fred
guu, after which a number OF beautiful Bengolee
lights, rockets, &C., we're thrown up, and continued
until she arrived at Collins wharf.
Immediately on the appearance of the first rock
ct, salute OF so guns was fred from the wharf,
and the vessel arrived off the Battery, two more
rockets sent up, when the thunder of artillery
was again opened but at this time it came from the
New Jersey shore.
Meanwhile, between two and three thousand
people collected at the wharf and as the vessel
neared the place of landing, nine hearty cheers
given for Willard Fillmore. Alderman Briggs
and the Committee of Reception of the Common
Council, as also private Reception Committee from
the various Clubs, boarded the vessel and found
the e1 President sitting the door Of the after
cabin. He looked extremely well, and received
his visitors with the greatest courtesy. After a
few preliminary observations, Alderman Briggs de-
livered the following address,
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". T. BERRY q co. have also on sale.
RELIGION IN COMMON LIFE. By the Rev. Dr..
Card, Of Scotland.
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have something sweet TO sell you,
The Bottle you may keep
A SEQUEL TO "YE FLY" being direct descendant Of
~ the Nectar the heather gods used when they got
spree and kicked the stars out Of the skies in 3D. near
that time For sale slow down" considering the quality.
d G.. RUNSEY
No1A BENE.-'Corn. Metre. No connection with Land
Agencies.
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R. C. McNAIRY & co.

THE finest in the Market for sale by P HARRIS co.
j junt26 Corner Broad Water Street,
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Corn Meal.
u
for BuckmOre s FiIIingham

PEAKING of Hams have lot of choice ones, for
- sale low at D. G. RUMSEY'S.
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OUR MDPTD--@sBQuMbR NIGHTS TO AII.,,
REENyILLE, s. c.: THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST I, 1856.

had read them many times before. 1t was
hardly strange tl,a, he now translated tn G
thought, which The lips beneath them would
not for worlds have uttered.
Alice, YOU had something TO do with
those piciures!" H7'sf a'as
Her tears answered himga An hour later
he had drawn all from her---an hour later
he knew she was the earthly savior Of him
self, his wife and his child.
1t was one of life's cousecrate,l hours. i
canno. look into it !
But The next week, Newell Brante, the
brown-liaired child of The artist, bought
many flowers of the country children who
brought wild roses from the fields about Flor
ence, saying, with his fathers smile, 81 shall
have a new mother tonight ="
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dSrlrrtra 1aaetrg.
Eofsibs
NY JOHN carrouLEy FRINGE


~.s,,,r....y- -.,---,....,
Ever waiting AZ MS side'
"a WIN MN I'M whosoeer ne wandefs'
heresoe er MS 'ee' ao'dei
s ~ 0ne 10 warn r nm wheh ne w'iketi',
Ah" .eouse .i''s u ne stray
onc 70 :" i1s'0 'e''se g nun IN 20 ms hanre'
Anu 80 'e' h''n 20 MS way
:. Two, recordiur spirits, reading
-. l.'n
T r',,:s -.
3 -
W. ,,.s o.a - -, .,..n.,,,
-t,y.;, IA, ls.,l ~, IA, .,ss
-, -, -.
s
One, the Teacher and Reprover,
Grxes. .it, with tho l;0b,n;no,s y;gor
Seals il with tho. liuLtning,. sn4.l.
T.r.,bs yood that man ach;eye,h.- =, /,
,,s5l (;,,od bev,nd an ANGEL. a,ub,- lt
-" s,.b remains, fG,,r, awe and oy.r
-,-,-.A,a.,,,n,, he hlo,,edn,t
f,sgrs'ess s'ls s.s1 ~
One (sesere and silent Watcher 7"
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Coon HuMoR.--It 1t is the clear blue sky o
the soul, on which every star Of talent wifi
slime more clearly, the sun of genius encoun-
ter no vapors in his passage. II is the most
exquisi;c beauty of fine face n redeeming
grace in \ homely one. 1t is like the grecN
In q landscape hnmonizing every color,me
lowing the light, and sofening the hncs Of
the dark or, like the tlu;c in the fail con-
cert Of Instruments, sound not at frst dis
covered by the ear yet filling up the bakers
in the concord with its deep melody.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1856-08-07

I've VorED.-My dear sir, said candis
date, accosiipg sturdy wag on the day of
election, "I'm very glad to see You" "You
Dccd'nt be I've voted"
Washington telegraph., 1856-09-24
Warehouse Notice.

FNHE undersigned return their sincere thanks
J to the Planters and Merchants in the sur
rounding country for their liberal Ware-House
patronage for several years past and for their in
creased business since their Fire-prooi Ware
House has been erected.
For convenience and safety We have built a
large shed under the hill adjacent to the brick
house. that up river merchandise and cotton -on.-
ing down the river can be put under in rainy and
bad weather
No wh IrtaSe has ever nOT viii be charged Ter
goods landed at our landing and stored with US
one OF the firm having an interest in one OF the
nrsl class Steamers in trade is enabled ios
iGsfseas0nl to get off cotton when Others NAV NOT
be able to do
we invite merchants and planters more espe-
provements- conveniences and safety befor. MI
ing permanent arrangements, TO call and examine
for themselves E. HILL x co.
Camden, Oct. Is, 1854, 42-tf.