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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CONSUMPTION and the Diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs TREATED IsHALATIoS OF MEDrcArED VAPoEs
DR. VIM HUNTER, brother Of DR.. Robert Hunter respect
fully to all those who afflicted with diseases
of the Throat and Lungs that he has returned to St. Louis
where he intends permanently to establish himself.
There probably no of diseases which wide
spread in their nature and terrible in their results the
diseases Of the and lungs It, therefore, becomes
matter Of earnest soude to the profession to know there
be any whereby those diseases can be controlled and
ameliorated.
Dr. r. Hunter and myself have made these diseases
own peculiar study several years. and have found that
the only whereby these diseases be reached is by
application the prescribing Of medicines which
are breathed the lungs in the form Of vapor and
consequently brought contact with the whole internal
face Of the lungs The Of treatment has fully
sustained the theory.
Persons at distance sending fall description Of their
case will treatment according to their symptoms.
VIM. HUNTER, NJ. D.,
Office on Eighth St., between Pine and Chestnut sts.,
ap1-8m West side, st. Louis, No.
DoSr TELL ANYBODY Keep the secret to yourself. For
goodness sake do DOT about else there will be
unmarried people, Weddings will be the order Of the day
Every body viii be choosing help mate In another column
is the advertisement of that much talked Of book by Prof.
RoSDoUr Of New York, the "Bs of Marriage" 1t gives
ing any body love you dearly, whom wish to inspire
with that tender passion then should such get
out into the world Read the book yourself but keep silent
That's counsel-N Y. tribune.
FoR BRONCHITIS Throat Diseases Hacking Cough and the
fleets Of impruden of Mercury, medicine has
been discovered which has effected such Carter
Spanish Mixture.
Throat Diseases produced by salvation, Hacking Cough
BrochaI Affections Liver Disease, Neuralgia and Rheuma-
tism have relieved and cured in wonderful
ner by the great purifier of the blood, Carters Spanish
Mixture.
The Of T. H. Ramsey alone should satisfy any who
doubt. Cali the Agent and procure pamphe. contain
ing cures, which will astound you. See advertisement
" ounce of fact is worth pound Of theory; and the
conclusive facts that cluster around that incompar-
able preparation Hoofands German Btters prepared by
Dr. c. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia, establishing its value
tonic and restorative such prevent ncreduy
itself from questioning its efficacy. In all Of diseases
the stomach whether acute chronic it may be
soothing, cordial renoVang influence.
Dyspepsia heartburn, loss Of appetite, nausea
tremOrs relaxation and debility &C., relieved by the
Bers very short space of time and perseverance in
fails work thorough See adVer-
tsement
PRoF WoOD's HAIR REsToRATIvE.-The testimony Of ali
who have thoroughly the virtues of this celebrated
article that it will the gray and the bald eradicate
of the Scalp the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly to extreme old age II is now put
both with and without sediments See advertisement
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-05

FINHIs noble ard mach admired ksce Here has ~
ben wiihdraun from the TaTf, snd Wa sake n ~
he ssason Dor 1855 Al n SashYlic Race Coarse A-
In charge 4 Mr. pblps He oil be limited 10 airy
as each Grcos re fi-scason % eataence ts iSth
u February and close the iah of jay Mares which A
% prove in sozi may be returned free neat year.
nfaHLAspsR rich ehezngt yrAFs cd Hext spring
uAs Eog ~ Gisncoc ims ks dam CAstAnet By henArch
imp FoF I'm Psigree and pert bsi, sheh
f1rnish He sizsesa hams hekht ssd
hnes uilh Lam % re@art abis Poss and teAHy as Vssy
narchss-atn DIT MoGAYocK.
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DIED,

On the 81 inst, of typhoid fever, at the resi-
dence Of her husband, in Alabama, Mrs. FRANCES
A. GILcHRIsT, eldest daughter of James II. Foster.
The friends and acquaintance are informed that
her remains will be conveyed from the Chattanooga
Depot to the City Cemetery this evening, at II
o'clock.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-05

~ Our friend Rumsey is again in receipt
of that Extra Family Flour, and has promised
US not to get out again, and we believe him.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-05

- l4K1C4HASS
90 CASKS and l-8 CASKS FINE BRANDIES,
~ IS barrels American ditto,
~ packages Catawba do,
20 boxes Jose Mchelne Cognac do.
20 " Brandy Fruits
80 bis Orange Grove Xectifed Whisky,
30 " Plecher's Neutral do,
100 " Pixies Magnolia do,
20 American and Holland Gin,
10 " Native Wine,
40 " Old Rye, Bourbon and Reserve Whisky,
100 dozen Brooms
50 bbs Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugars,
5 Kegs Lead,
20 Shot,
150 bbls. Ornderf's Superhne Flour,
80 boxes Tobacco, various brands,
15O bags Baltimore and New Orleans Rio Coffee,
81 boxes Iap
25 Pearl Starch,
100 Star Candles,
so Long and Squat Jars,
100 Quart, Pint and 4 Pint Flasks,
Together with many other articles which offering
cheap 10 the trade NICHOL, GREEN BAILEY.
We have on consignment IS bbls. Prime Glover Seed,
so bags genuine London Lady otat0es Cheap for cash
N G. 4 B.
large lot Of Prime Bacon and Lard always on hand
Cash filed the shortest notice. at No - and a.
College St, by NJ b.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-05

hEssRs. EDIIoIs:-Several gentlemen have
been brought before the people ar capable OF
doing justice and honor to our cause 10 the
coming contest, as Elector for this District.
Among them oil, no one is more deserving Of
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American Meeting.
American Convention.

An American Convention will be held at
- Vu n ~ n - ~ 7H FL n ~
IN DeKalb county, on the FIRST MONDAY IN MAY
next TO elect suitable candidate for Elector Of the
Fourth Congress onal District.
The several counties forming the District will bear
this in mind.
A Fillmore and Donelson Ratification Meeting
will be held after the adjournment Of the Conven-
ton.
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SHEIsIFE,> SALE.


DYvrtue Of writ Of readtOni p0nGs directed and
ID delivered from the honorable court Of Hickman
county Tennessee February Term 1856 will pose
public sale the highest bidder for cash, at the court
house door the city Nashville, the 3rd day Of May,
1856 all the right, title claim interest and estate which
Richard Fell then had since have acquired in and 20
the following scrte Ell property, TO w Two lots Of ground
Davidson county South Nashville, the property Of
Richard Fell known and designated the plan said town
Nos 26 aud o. fronting College street viz: No 20
fronting 80 feet and lot Of the 81 feet; and lot OF the
81 80 feet and running back alley being lot sold by
D. D. Patrick said Richard Fe and which said Fell
sided in lS49 thousand dol full descrp
ton the deed from SID d. D. Patrick said
Rhard Fell tcorded in Book II. page I6i being e ed
upon the property Of Richard Fell to satisfy Judgment
rendered in favor # Bellheld n. Carter -
mATchl7 JOHN X EDMONDSON, Sheriff.
SHEER FPS SALE.
DY virtue Of a writ Of rendORi erDORGs directed
ID and delivered from the honor bic Of David
son county Tennessee its January Term, 1855, will
pose 10 public sale the highest bidder for cash At he
house door in the city Of Nashville the 3D. day Of
Nay 1885, all the right TITLE claim interest and estate Whch
Bergen then had since have acquired in and
following tract pie parcel OF land, situated, ~ ng
and being the county Of Davidson in the state Of Tennes
See South Nashville, and known and distinguished In
plan Of record in the Registers Once Of Davidson
county in Book No H. pages 204 .U3 being levied upon
the property Of James Bergen TO satisfy Judgment
dered in favor Of K. NJ. Porter
JOHN X. EDMONDSOS, Sheriff.
by z. Z. DRAEE, Deputy.
Nashville, March 10, 1856.
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staple Goods.
Hioh1andor.

our stock Of stspis Goods very ermpete and our Pr'
" oes loE. Gene and see for yoarseiyes,
AT MeCIELLANDs.
r.haT 8! and 50 ColsE 9
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-05

Invaes 4 Extra sapsTens oomnsrc4t POss and CAP
aaasT BEEJ. y. saIkLDA
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-05
LATEST IMPORTATION
SPRING GOODS FOR 1856,
BY
A. J. DUNCAN & Co.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
No 10 PURIIC SOUARE

VTTE are receiving direct from Manufacturers
w Stock Of STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, eompris.
ing assortment, which pledge ourselves to sell
upon the favorable terms 10 prompt dealers and invite
the attention Il the trade stock Of Goods store
consist ng Of large line Of
DRESS GOODS, &C,
Of very superior quality, viz:
Paris Stripe spout De Sole" silks
do Brocade "
Italian Black Of all widths.
French Painted Orgsndes.
do do and solid colored Bareges.
do do Robes Of New Styles.
English and French Bareges all styles and quality.
French and English BrIiantes of styles.
Scotch, French and English Lawns Of all styles.
English and French Painted Jacouets.
Embroidered Swiss and Jaconet Dresses and Robes
New Style
Swiss and Null Musins, Jaconets and CambricS.
Inserting, Edgng Laces, Embroideries and Trimmings
Of the greatest variety.
Bonnet Ribbons Of every variety OF style
Winning and solid cOored Ribbons.
Grapes of all colors.
Hosiery, Gloves Suspend"rs, and trimmings generally
Cloths. CaSSimcHcS. NeStin%S,
COTTONADEs NANKlNS, LINENS, Of every variety Of
style and quality.
English French and American Fancy and solid colored
Prints
Black and coOred English and French Cambrcs and Lay
tons Trimmings.
Blesched and Brown Musins and Dril,nRs
Bed Tickngs, Apron Checks, Striped Osnabergs, &C &c
We will be adding present stock by Railroad and
throughout the which will enable at all
A J. DUNCAN Co,
March II, 1875 No. 20 Public Square
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DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.
Nashville, April 5, 1856. !
C0TTON-Receipts fair and prices better. Sales
of 40 bales $40, II at 7Eas.55, and at 7Asss.
T0BACCO-Sales of hhds. at johnson i
Horne's at 25, 80, 80, 96, and 80.
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WANTED.
NE PLUS Ultra" Scheme.
1900 PRIEST $4,000 DOLLARS!
Havana Plan Lottery.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
u II n - - !"
To he Drawn NAV 18th. 1855.

BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA
10000 NUMBERS ONLY PRIZE TO TICKETS
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ITO enable sell goods at low prices from this date
all accounts for sundres purchased credit shall
consde when the articles delivered and paymens
will be expected when the accounts are preseI ted.
ianll deoAwlY
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-05

PRoF WOOD's HAIR REsToRATIvE.-The testimony Of ali
who have thoroughly tested the virtues of this celebrated
article will the gray and the bald, eradicate
of the Scalp the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly to extreme old age. II is now put
both with and without sediments See advertisement.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-05
White Goods and Embroideries, &c
Linen. Damasks, &c.

VETE have ihs Of Irish Linens sEsred In
w this mAFketo Of the bst male. AMI a. loSes pree1
than they can bpHEh In ire city. Oar stock Il
Table Linens. Napkins. Ddyles and Toseing odA are
particularly slsgani and very cheap, at hccLkLLAhDA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-30
CINCINNATI MARKETS
River Intelligence,
Patriotic Sentiments,

The Fillmore Electoral College of New York State
met in New York city on the 22d inst, and unani-
mously adopted the following preamble and resolu-
tons which we ask all our readers of every political
bias to peruse with care and attention:
csssd ms' ~ In the present feyeh s'a.s Of the public mind
certain defeat Of The Repnbiean parry reat anx;s IS
ana expressed in regard to the electoral of this State
n s s noes and pyoe At
70 ~ USpsRsrASplse WITH TaE AyErIcas
the Amscn p.y Of s Ill., %e & the get eGoI by
circular: " 7
[The circular alluded to IS the one put forth by the
Fillmore Executive State Committees of Pennsylva-
MIA, published by US on Tuesday mornng.l
Here follow the other resolutions:
n Fe s any IN ot csa 9
on Esetos eo
basy t b sats nor will We consent to any arrangement
having Tor its ayowed or ultimate object change
& R.o're's That recommend the American party Of
l'h STATE ErI, undertaking and nnrerned daily political
'bo aeer'ed and nnnfuenced by any political
Resoi.e That representing do every district of our
undoubtedly lie the 5usT the our rnrE @
MLARp FlLLxoeEw receive til. electoral vote Of the I'm
American rn It's PRESENT TosS
s5 Ihs Ell re Rr va | ssE M 70 ERrs
4SD EsERY usrrgp STATE! Rejoicing will the good
tnernal love- he great party have,
wrought and .yeied thrown
thirty States during this campaign that have done
this in the face q and ssaea by the great conteadin
ties boiling with iratricida hatred towards each other
| times towards onr glorious UNION
| Well, whether triumphant or defeated, the support
ers of Fillmore, everywhere, will have one prout
cause for congratuation. They have presented on4
face to all sections Of the confederacy They have
not had face for the North another for the South
another for the East and another for the West II
no respect have they sought to deceive or hoodwins
the people. Their course has been manly, above
board and honorable; and they have striven to pre-
serve the Union Of these States now threatened witt
imminent peril, by seeking to elevate to the Presi
dental Office the noblest and safest living champion
OF the Union. They will deserve success, even if the
are unable to command it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-30

GEN. WALKER.-The Richmond Enquirer, of the
23d inst, has the following:
An intelligent American friend, writing from Nj
caragna speaks in the highest terms of Gen. Walker
and his heroic movement which has introduced
American genius and enterprise into that lovely re-
gion: Cen Walker never has deserved the oppro-
brinm Of tiibuster. Two parties had been long at
war, with alternate success He joined the liberal
Democratic party, and has succeeded. To unconquer-
able perseverance, inlomitable energy and unques-
toned courage, he unites polished manners finished
education and high moral principle. His aim is to re-
generate Central America from the servie sloth of
ages, and the iron rule Of arstocutc oppression"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-30

CAST 1EoN TrENlNGs.--lt is common to consider
the tine turnings, clippings and filings of from nearly
or quite vaueleSS, on account Of their disposition to
blow up the chimney or stick and clog the dEaught,
on attempting to lemclt them; but two methods have
been lately invented, either Of which renders it per-
fecty practicable to rcmet these PARTICLES it,
usual, there are considerable quantities of wrought
iron and dirt ntermingled. The first is by Mr.. Abel
Peyey, Of Lowell, and consists in providing a lot Of
cheap hollow castings Of any convenient form, and
filling them with the fine particles and placing them
in the furnace. where the whole melts together The
second is by N1r. Edward Lyon, of this city and con
sists merely in pling the fine particles in 4 compact
mass as near possible to the center of each charge,
50 that the drltght may rise froe through the coal
around it. Both methods in successful practice
and patents, we believe, granted pending for
each. The latter, and obviously cheaper method is
probably somewhat more wasteul OF tile metal than
the former, but the material is cheap, and the Lyon
process may be generally preferred Turnings are
valued at many shops at only 81 s. per ton while
pig iron Of the same kind is worth $50.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-30
NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE.
NEW YORK, October ed. Is

NEW \ ORE. October I'D 1856.
Editors Of Crescent :.-Fremontism is dead, de-
funct never more to frighten the South. How sud
den its fall. How complete its prostration How
glorious for Fillmore All the elements Of oppos-
ton to the present corrupt Pierce Democracy are
and Will be united before the election. 1t is evident
to all that every rote gren for Fren1ont is pote for
Buchanan His election being impossible by the
people, the people will not throw their votes away
on him. The chances of our party are greatly in
creased in all the New England States and our friends
are more confident of The current of Ameri-
can feeling is strong in favor Of Fillmore it sweeps
and will sweep all before it The tide cannot be re-
sisted and it will know no ebb.
Last night was most glorious. The people were
out in all their majesty. There was grand rally of
the Americans in Union square. I cannot estimate
the numbers There was prodigious crowd, and all
out doors Uas cramn,ed. That is the best descrip-
ton I can give.
There we're three main stands, and any number OF
small Dodworths band envened the pro-
ceedings, while bonires tar barrels torches, trans
parencics and calcium lights made most glorious
night brilliant And such enthusiasm Psilaw
why attempt to put paper description of the in
tensity Of the American feeling for Fillmore and the
whole Union.
The following are few of the inscriptions on the
transparencies -" We love the Union p 'Have you
heard from Pennsylvania, Fremonters ~ {: Have you
heard from Indiana Fremonters 2" Sam VS.. Sambo;'
The three Graces = Raymond, the little villain =
Greeley the Fourierite = Bennett the Satanic >
"One Fremont is dead which?'' "Justice may
sleep, but never die; :" Our country undivided :
Fremont's notes. five cents on the dolar.''
The Buchananeers also had meeting in the Park
quite respectable in numbers But the soul was want
ing There can be no burst Of patriotic feeling from
those who fight for plumber.
All IS going right The defeat of Fremont has
KlLLED DEAD the bogus Democracy. Our friends ars
! positively certain of PENNSYLVANIA. The small ma
orty 5000 obtained by the greatest frauds will bt
overcome by the Quaker vote alone. They are con
servatve, and will vote for the sectional candi
date. Put down Pennsylvania for the American
cause. This State is safe, and you may expect al
New England to send up shout for Fillmore and tn
Union
Yours Wall CTPEET
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-30
SINGULAR ILLUSTRATION OF INDIAN SAGACITY.-A
co Of tn Triluun ucitinm

SINGULAR ILLUSTRATION OF INDIAN SAGACITy.-A
correspondent of the Tribune, writing from Phladel
phia, says
Apropos of Governor Floyd, when he was in the
gubernatorial chair of Virginia it became his duty,
Chief Executive of the State to pay over to GER
tain tribe Of Indians a sum of money which had been
bequcathed to them by a distinguished son Of Vir-
ginia, in whose veins coursed Indian blood. The
Indians assembled at the Executive chamber to
receive the money. The Governor as matter OF
course. was bound to make speech on the OCCASION
He commenced gmndy by saying, Brethrcn--I am
proud to call yon brothers, for the blood of the red
man courses through my veins as well as your own
Whereupon an old chief stepped up to the Governor
put his finger down the back Of the Governors neck
then under his own nose. and at once exclaimed "No
Indian! Niger, nggcrt"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-30

A NORTHERN ITEM.--The following horrible item is
taken from the .ocport (N.Y.) Journal. Of the 18th
inst We commend it to the consideration of Seward,
Sumner. Reechcr, Greeley, Gddings & Co. By look
ing home they may find something that needs reform.
Mrs Stoves tcndcy heart might also find field for
It's philanthropy in the North 4Amalgamation and
embarrassing in moral. philanthropic christian New
York, But to the Aforementioned item:
HORRIBLE CRUELTY-ChId Burnt to Daafh-A
tragedy took place in this village Tuesday cNhbi
ting such rev0ting cruelty to he almost incredible
4 little boy five years of age. belonging to Mrs
Story on Washhurn street was roasted alive by a
iipnd in human shape, named Elizabeth Craig a white
woman whose husband is a negro. The evidence
elected before the Coroncrs Jury shows that the vic
tim was left with smaller child by its mother, when
Elizabeth Craig who lived in another portion Of the
house took the opportunity and entered the apart
ment and proceeded 70 the execution of the deed.
which, it has been shown, she had previously threat
damn YOU r the chHd ras heid the ti1p jy It's tor,
mentor. until its fcsS and bOrfls rF'c bunfd to u
ciadr7, then with satanic revenge, the body Of the
child was reversed by the murdelesS until its back
1rnS roasted TO n crisp.
The little sufferer was found in corner of the
room and fingered on in an unconscious state until
Thursday morning, when he showed return Of con-
sciousness and was asked by its mother for the first
time How came you to burn yoursclf? answered,
'lElizaheth burned me-, and then. if recalling the
horrors of the awful scene. which were p:ctured On
its ina nuation, exclaimed, "Darm You damn you
evidently in imitation of the mprccatons used by itS
tormentOr. Death soon put an end to the su!erings
OF the child.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-30

REsIGSATloS OF THE COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS.
We learn from the National Inelligencer of the 23d
inst that Mr.. Minot, Commissioner of Pensions, has
resigned his responsible position and will return to
New Hampshire.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-30

JUDGE TASEy.--The Warrenton {Va.) Wing states
that the venerable Chief Justice Taney still remains
at the Fauquer Springs but expects to leave for
Washington. 1t will be source of qualification to
his many friends to know that his health still con-
tnues to improve, and that by proper care he will
soon be entirely restored.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-30

THE CHURCH MILlTANT.--The real force of the
Papal army is now no more than 5000 men, viz
1900 infantry and 600 cavalry, exclusive Of two com
Papal fleet consists of Il gun brig which is to be
sold AMI two small steamers, that only put out by
ay.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-30

TIE TEHuASTEPEC RouTE.-The NatiOna! lntelli
ccncer. Of the sd inst, says:
We learn by a letter from New York that the brig
Judge Blaney sailed from that port few days since
for tile CoayrOllcoS loaded with materials for the con
strleton Of the Tchuantepec carriage road. Two
vessels had previously been dispatched but the con
tractor finding aborso abundant sent for more tools
The probability is that this route will be opened in
JANUARY next 1t will make vast difference in the
travel to and from California hy very materially les
seniug the time and distance
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-30
OFFICE OF TIE IL DEMOCRAT,

Col. ". B. M.-Dear Sir: By reference to the
" terms of the Democrat you will perceive that
no paper will be discontinued until all arrearages
are paid We shall be compelled to adhere in your
case. to oar rule. Yours, ETC., p. W.
H, Ala, July l6.
p. ". EsQ.-Dear Sir: Consider me a subscriber
for life. Yours. etc. w. B. NJ.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-30

AN OLD SETrLER.-In the town Of Winthrop Mass
four miles from Boston. there lives lady seventy-iye
years Of age, who has never visited Boston, or been
out of the town, or seen railroad She was born in
the house in which she resides, was married there
and has always lived there.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-30

FLoRIDA APPOINTMENT The Secretary Of the
Treasury has appointed John Newton OF Pensacola,
Florit!a the Superintendent Of Construction of the
new Custonl-House authorized to be constructed at
that place.