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GH.u Isuu. 4 somewhat eccentric.
SEE celebrated Jglso Of the Superior Court,
some years ago, was asked by a counsellor
o. rut down % certain case Tor the last Fri
day iu che month, which happcnci 10 BE-
Good Friday. lis honor Indignantly ic-
uaal. "Nl, sir, won't so any cause
down ar that day. There never Was bat
yue Judge who tr.cl a cln,e on that day
chat was puutius Pilot. sir"
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KENNEDY
Medical Discovery

Me diCal Discovery
TIM GREATEST Or THE hCE.
Avn. KENNEDY 900 R.NNHiy, has disDu'rrtd
WI in one ui our rormon I1stnrrs weeds frm-
r-i, that cutcs EVERY KIND or HUMOR,
from the worst Scluiull down toa COMMON Fimp'e.
Ilc has trird it 10 uycr sltycn hurired c'srs sod
never failed except ~ two. IT, has nov IN hi.
possession oycr wo hundred certificates Of ~ val
uc, ullwi,hin twenty miles II Boston.
To-" bottles a., warranted 10 cure a nursing sore
muulh.
Ope 10 three hottie. will cure the worst Mind o
pimplcs on the face.
Two 81 three botiics will clear the system q bles.
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure the uors,
KIDD Il carksr IN the mouth and stomach.
Thr.c 10 five bottles are Warranted to cure the
worst eases ~ eDsipclas.
One g. two bottle. arc warranted 90 cure all hu
mor- ~ the r,cs.
Two bottles ne warranted ~ cute running in
The ears and llptchcs iu the hair
Four to 81 bottles arc warranted to cure coz.
Uri aul runriHs Ulcers
Onc huttc will cure scoly eupion' II The sAin'
Two az three bottle. are warranted % cure the
most jcspca'e eases % rheumatism
Three to siN bottles are warranted TO cure sall
rhrum.
Five to sigh, bottles cure the very war, cases
of scrHiuh,
\ hsusfti. always expected from the Gr.tl oillc,
and prefecture warranted when The ahov" pohu'
co., r. taken.
Nuthins looks % improbable 10 those Who have
n ,ain iisl 80 the wonderful II the day,
a. that comm"n weed grusirg oo The pasture,
aHl along od stone vals, should cure ,vrrv hu.
rpur; vt d b. pow 6Nsd fact. II ,ua have r.
humor it has Co staff There ar, uo n noe ani'
aluut ii, Cuiug sumc o,ss. lul not Nuurs. llr hss
u,ddrd over thoussnd lutss Of q in the vicinity
~ BOSTON, Bui kuUv. The effect ~ u in every case.
n bas br,jy done some Of thc grc,tcst cures ever
done on Mlsslrhusstts. H. gave it o. Chillfrn e
,,,r uII, a. o people II .iNiy: and has sc,n ppof
puu, booking children, vhosc hssh vs' suit aul
h,lh, restored 20 psricrt',atc of health by one
luttlr.
a. tho.s Who ars troullsi with sicA headache
nus bottle will always coo, O. II gives great o..
ll,ftu ,tauh ani difriu,ss. Sume Who have
taken % nave been cusiiyr iuf yrars and h'Vel~rn
..ruAtcd D., &c. Wh,rr thr body BE- sound q woke
quite snsv, uni where there BE- any arrangement II
ihg functions II usturc, d viii caus" Nry singular
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never a bad rrsult itum ton ihe contnN Whsn
that telling b. Cu1r, 400 vlIl l,,l youfsrIi Ike e.
new psrsHu. hr,rI come ~ The m'si 'NirIviyh ant
,usumium. ~ b that man ever l.truci %.
~ change II diet ever ngorsny. lat th' beet
sou Crr "a anJ sn0ugh ofit
RoNuUEY. sept. 10. 1858.
TAs 30 o. suhfy. tiHi n ~ NAY, bpggiu
P.rIasd. sihs dsly asi1ugsi Gss0si irsaf fa'
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The alIspiug are some ot'ho
OF W OR MS
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC

MANUFACTURE.
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AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET,
SATURDAY, JULY z, 1855.
The speech Of 1r. QuaIe..


The speech made by Mr. QUARLEs, the
American Elector for this district, at John
son, Horne & Co.'S corner, Thursday night,
gave the most unbounded satisfaction to
every American who heard it. Indeed
our party friends are congratulating them
selves upon the good fortune of the party
in having champion so able and SO well
prepared to bear the American standard
on to triumph. His speech was not only
eloquent and argumentative, but if was es-
sentially near, Astounding with facts from
the record of Mr.. Buchanan which must
have been startling to democrats. 1t was
the speech Of the season; and if it could be
made in every county in the State, Buchan-
ans vote would, we are persuaded, fall far
below that given to Gov. johnson last
year, whilst Fillmore's would 90 largely
over Gentry's. We did not take notes of
the speech; but at an early day we shall
lay before the readers of the Patriot the
main points, together with the facts by
which he sustained them.
After Mr.. QUARLEs had concluded, Gen.
HoRBERGER, in response to calls, excused
himself from speaking, but still said enough
to exhibit his earnest and jealous devotion
to the American cause and its candidates
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Buchanan has no schanee of carrying any
Northern State except California and Penn.
sylvania. This admission shows upon what
a SANDER thread hang their hopes of bis
election. He may carry California, but
Mr. Fillmore's chances are as good as his.
We do not believe that he has any good
reasons to hope for success in Pennsylvania.
We don't think he can carry it, and the
following extract from a private letter to
us written by one of the ablest, most in
huential and best posted politicians in
Pennsylvania, under date Of the 9th June,
corroborates this belief:
''Mr. Buchanan has not, in my opinion, the
slight est chance of carrying Pennsylvania. He
is odious to the old democrats on account of
his bitter hostility to them and their party up
20 the advent of Jackson, when FOR OFFICE,
as usual he went NTH the popular current
They still believe he cherishes his original
heightened, federal, aristocratic principles,
that he has no political frmness, consistency
or integrity, and they zee He5o proof Of this
an his ready adoption Of the entire Cincinnati
platform, SO inconsistent with bis known and
recently expressed opinions.
"But there are other causes from which
infer the impossibilty of his carrying PENN
sylvania. In 1852, the democrats in Pennsyl-
vsnia elected sixteen ont of twenty-five mem
bers of Congress, and gave Piene majority of
10000. In 1854 they were beaten 10000 for
Congress and 81, 900 for Governor-electing
bat six out of twenty-five members Of Con
gress. Such are the fruits of the Nebraska
bill, and its execution in Kansas has since op
Grated worse than its passage. What possible
chance can they now have2
Mr. Buchanan pW not get State North Of
Mason and Di1on's line. Mark the predic
ton"
Under the circumstances, if the demo-
cratic party really desires to serve the
country, it should cooperate with the
American Party in the election of Fill
moro. By so doing they could render the
modification of the South by the election
of black republican and negro worship
per, an impossible thing. We call upon
Southern democrats, in particular, to pom
der this matter; and NJ to deceive them
selves with the belief that Mr. Buchanan
has the shadow of chance of election.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-07
MIR. Fillmore nj Homo.

Mr.. Fillmore arrived Mt Buffllo on Saturday
the 28th ult.
His reception was the greatest public de
mOnstration that ever TRANSFERRED in that city.
Early in the morning The stores and public
buildings were lavishly decorated with tsgs
and banners and devices in the best taste i'm
aginable. Main street was perfectly covered
with ornaments in the shape of flags Nearly
every building for seven or eight squares was
decorated. The shipping in the harbor had
bunting flying at their mast heads,
Mr.. Fillmore arrived at o'clock in the af
ternoon, via the Falls road. The procession
formed at the depot. 1t was composed Of
military, the city firemen, the Board of Trade,
and private citizens. 1t was half an hour 10
passing given point. 1t psraded through
the principal streets to Niagara square, where
a stand was erected. After reaching the
platform, thirteen young ladies, dressed in
white, came forward, and each presented Mr..
Fillmore with bouquet. II. W. Rogers then
delivered an address on behalf of the citizens,
welcoming Mr.. Fillmore home.
Mr.. Fillmore replied, thanking them for the
compliment bestowed by his tellow-cltizens,
without party reference, snd revertinS TO his
tour in Europe, contrasting the condition OF
that continent with this, adding, lac received
congratulations, not as a party affair, but AS
from old friebds W HON he had known for this
ty years. lie closed by thanking his friends
for the cordial manner with which they had
welcomed him home.
He then retired TO his residence, escorted by
the military, and cheered by the large crowd
present. The streets were perfectly crowded,
but every thing went off in perfect order.
Thus from the city of New York to Buff
falo his trip home was a continued scene of
welcome. Never had man greater cause to
be proud Of the demonstrations of the res
pect and affection Of his countrymen.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-07
Foreigners Wanted.

The Chicago Weekly Democrat, Went
worth'S paper,-at present supporting Ere
mont-a supporter Of Pierce in 1920
June Is, says
The fact is, if people wish to drire Stare Ia
Dor from our free territories, they must look to
foreign labor as the best means Of doing IL; and
hence, all anti Slsvery Extensionists should la
Dor to encourage rather than to discourage
foreign emigration. We must have more for
eigners here, and they should be of the kind
that will resist slavery at all hazards.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-07
ARARE CHANCE

TTNHE owners now offer a Of land containing
$500 acres, it is abundance Of timber for saving
barrel king it is well watered There it, one Of
the best BEST STEAM SAW MILLS t. be found any
where, which is in successful operation and cutting
5000 feet Of plank day This Of land susceptible
being made the best Stock in the country
is IS miles from Nashville ~ miles Turnpike Turnpike
will be bu Il, running through the land, and within
mile Of the Mills By the purchasers paying one-ha cash.
liberal tim will be given the balande, which the Mill may
be made pry with proper attention The hands 10
the Mil may hired for the balance Of the year. if desired.
the Wagons and teams will be sold, il desired.
liberal trade might be made in good negroes and mules in
part IaY f1r particnlars anpY at this office
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-07

Ba~ Reeder, President Pierce's late
Governor of Kansas, we note is supporting
Fremont He was reported to have gone
over to Buchanan. Doubtless he thinks
Fremonts chances Of election are better
than those of his old friend Of Wheatland