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To the Reading Communsty..!

M. SUTLIFF would again inform the citi-
lIs zens of Ebensburg and all the rest of
mankind, that he viii again visit this place. with
large collection of Books at the next term of
Court.
December &C. 1855
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Notice TO Tresspassers.

WRESSPASSERS are warned not to driv'
| through. or lay down fences on my farm, q
they will be dealt with according to law
THOMAS kAYLOR.
Dece,nbor 10 1855
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DIR. JAMES C. AVER,

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COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION
SECOND YEAR.

Arrangements for the Second Annual Collection
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Among the works already engaged, is the far
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| Informing the New Collection. the diffusion Of
works of AMERICAN ART, and the encouragement
of American genius have not been overlooked.
Commissions have been issued to many of the
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Among them are three Marble Busts, executed by
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Art, both in Bronze and Marble Statuary and
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/ The whole forming large and valuable coilec-
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Arrangements for the Second Annual Collection
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The Uniyerslsy's Family Remedies
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12

Ho! For NIoARAGUA.-We perceive by the
Washington Geographic dispatches of the New
York papers that John P. Heiss, Esq, formerly
the partner of Maj. Richie in the Union, and
ex-proprietor of this paper, will leave in the
next steamer bound from New York to San
Juan de Nicaragua, carrying dispatches from
our Government to The American Minister
1--WE presume) stationed at Grenada. We had
learned previously, by private letter, the in
tention OF Mr.. Heiss and his family to settle in
the young and rising nationality which the
genius of Rivas and Walker has so suddenly
elevated to e prominent rank amongst the
Governments of the present day.
We congratulate the statesmen of Nicaragua
on the acquisition of John P. Heiss who has
few superiors in this country on the score OF
energy, practical talent and educated tact He
is host in himself. and the departure of few
more such men will give prestige To the
movement Central Amercaward which no
old togy influence eau resist. We wish our
respected friend all the success he anticipates
in his new field OF action.-N D. Delta
March g.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12
Another Indian Massacre in Florida.

A correspondent of the Charleston Courier
writes from Fort Myers, Fla, on the 26th ut
We hove to record another massacre by the In
dams A Me-. Hudson a resident of this post ac-
compapied by his negro. Sam, left here some 10
days since for the oyster banks, in Charlotte hsr-
Dor with the intention of gathering load OF oysters
for this place. Their prolonged stay excited sus-
picion that some accident had befallen them, and
consequently on Saturday last Capt. dispatched an
armed boat party in search of them, They proceed
ed to the bank and found their vessel schooner,
of 20 tons burden, dismsntled of her sales and the
dead bodies of Hudson and his negro on deck hor-
ribly mutlated near by another boat, burnt to
the waters edge was discovered, and on shore the
body OF an oyster named Martin, discover
ed in the same condition of the other two.
The volunteers have taken the field but as yet
have accomplished nothing.
The country is inundated with water, which pre-
vents the regular U. S. troops from taking the
field in fact the number here is totally insufficient
TO even keep possession of the posts already estab-
tished.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12

q The course of7the Eicaraguan government
sfr The extension Of its Jurisdiction over the
Mosquito Territory, gives rise to surnises of
the probable iuterpostiOn Of Great Britain for
its prevention. Referring to the treaty Of
1s49, between Nicaragua and Great Britain
on the subject, find that the treaty contains
stipulation that if Nicaragua should attempt
at any time ito exercise sovereignty over any
portion Of the Mnsq ute Territory, or to re-
take San Juan del Norte, it should be consid-
cred as declaration of war against Great
Britain. -1--n=- ..Er-
It is also known here that the British Con-
sui at San Juan has orders, in the event named,
to enter his protest against the act, and to adj
wise any one Commander of H. B. Ms ships
of war on the West India station of the same
whereupOn the attempt is to be prevented or
resisted by force.
Thus the extent and character Of the British
Mosquito prOteotorate may soon be practically
tested.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12
Letter from Andrew ,. Dones.on, Esq.
PHrLADEIrHlA March 2, 1855.
To the Editor of the american Orgon:

Sra: am referred to in many places as the
adopted son Of Gen. Jackson. Permit me to ask
that you will give this note an insertion in your
columns, in order that the mistake may be correct.
ed. The adopted son of Gen. Jackson bears his
own name, and is now living at the hermitage.
The General was my uncle, and my guardian and
friend from my infancy to his death
The mistake has doubtless originated from the
fact, that the eneral was in the habit Of address
ing me his son, and that was so long and so in
timaIely associated with him. Eashis aid de camp
from the time l enteredthe amy until he left il,
and his Private Secretary rougbout his Presiden-
cy, confidential relation which was never inter
rupted as long as he lived
| am, very respectfully, your obedient servant
..l A. j DONEISON
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12
NOTICE
To Iron Masters and Farmers.

TIVE undersigned will offer for sale 30 the highest bidder
at tn .r Mount Rtna Furnace IN Hck county Tea
nessee miles south OF C-ntreve tn IS Of Ap
the following property TO wit Sixty three mules Ave
yoke Oxen, Wagons and Gear, Eve Carts, COsng
Ground Ore Bank, Smith and Farming Tools Also, about
200 bbls sheted Corn together with other Rr ees adj
20 mention.
six months credit he pu ehser giving Ht approx,
ed security, payable IN bank at Columbia, Tenn
march l2-w4w GOODRICH, FALL 4 HILLMAN.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12

ing it understood by my friends in Baltimore.
Very respectfully, your OBJ servant.
A. j. DoNEIsoN.
The reading Of the litter vas received with
vociferous cheering for several minutes.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12

y The Washington correspondent of the
Charleston Courier, writing on the 5th,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12
Large Sale of Varieties, &c.
Rent. r. Shields

ITT I'LL sell in Job Lots is and evenings
w March 18Th and 18Th, early caudlelight three
four invoices Of Dry Good Hats shoes and SuK With
GODDESS variety Of odds Aad Ends" kc given trust
for the benefit Of creditors
The Trade and dealers generally will and In these stocks
desirable goods.
We vii eel IN lots hsvinE orders TO close regardless Of
price. Those who siSh great Bargains will attend We
receive eonsignments fJr Auction with limits"
~ Sale positive aud Nithou reserve, for cash dev
cry. By order OF Trustees. H. r. SHIELDS Aueti neer
marchi2 No a. Public Square.
PS.Snee writing the above in receipt q the 9Th
inv ice Of Silks Nous de LANES, with orders to close
m.diately. BRS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12
Proposal from Napoleon to Mediate be-
tween England and the United states.

Proposal from Napoleon to Mediate be-
tween England and the United States.
The New York Post, of the 9Th inst /,
calls attention to the important intelligence
received from its Paris correspondent, in
reference to the controversy now pending
between the English and American Cabi-
nets. The Post states, on the authority of
its correspondent, "that proposal has
been made by the French Government to
arbitrate the differences existing between
the Governments of England and the Uni
ted States" and that the former had as
sented to it.
The writer says:
at is generally thought here that the differ
ences that are now pending between your
country and England, will be amicably settled
1t seems, moreover, that France has offered to
mediate between you, and there is every rea-
son to believe that, in view of the preponder-
ance this country has latterly acquired in the
affairs of Christendom, owing, in great
measure, to her success in the Eastern war,
this mediation, if it is really offered and &C
cepted, will smooth away all the obstacles
that now stand in the way of perfect under
standing between the two Governments"
He adds, at the close of his letter, writ
ten the day previous to the sailing of the
steamer:
at is certain that France is spoken of as
mediator between England and the United
States, and that the former has positively Of
fered to submit to this arbitration"
Assuming this revelation to be true, the
Post remarks:
''lIe does not say that snch proposal has
been formally communicated to the United
States, but we presume it has, of course 1t
would seem from this that Lord Clarendon has
made more progress in spreading the evidence
of honorable intentions among the people OF
Europe than among those by whom such evil
deuce is most needed in the present crisis"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
w. T. BERRY s. COMPANY.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
The Attache in Madrid;,
Sketches Of the Court of Isabella d

One Volume l2 mo, s6s pages.
at is believed there is other book in language
which pesen,s cred pr tnre Of spain and sPsuizrds
this does The author possesses the esSay qualifications
for the proiuetion Ct such Eofks The Spanisrs
proud psoPleProudO their country snd history ppd Of
their traditions and PO try Prou Of their Old and
ehvay; proud Of their church and their religion and
proud Of their and habis- With such uztion the
Atarhe could feel deep and sincere sympathy He
50 matsrastc to be haunted By the ghost ten-eent
piece in the palace o. III Eoa Ne every thing
the private '~ve- 10 public bull ht from the moonlight
dance OF Nano~s the ega balls the Duchess dAlva;
IRON the needle work Of the Spanish maiden 10 the glorious
paintings OF Titan, veasQurI and MurIlo; and he has
pu; upon paper al thai worthy record which cane
under 8 notice. r-T
But ts IS not AL He has given a kind Of political his-
tory Of modern SPAIN His book will make spanish politics.
and Spanish ship to the American reader
as the eOnchOloey % his Hsrds' sonsS The nc
count giveE Of NJ SOa'e diplomacy his beros is not
the least interesting chapter The work and the escrp ION
Of the Revolution of Is4S and Of the flight Queen Chris
tina and Of the San Luis Cabinet graphic instructive and
interesting
Il Is evident that the relations Of the author At the span
ish Court wef a delic rte and nfimase
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12
The Confidential COrrespondsncs
"a NAPOLEON BONAPARTE,3
HIS BROTHER JOSEPH.

Selected and Translated With explanatory Notes. from The
memoirs du Ro Jcseph-S
Two Thick Volumes I2mo
We cannot form rect idea OF the Of the great
mind that svayed nearly the continent Of urOpe
without reading tsse Letters which, unlike Official cores
POndenee open the thoughts and nOtivesof
ton Of the writer These letters upon every subject
and We see with what uaehfui eye he for even the
smallest thing distinguished critic observed in exam
lining the early hees that ~Bogaphers viii have 10 urits
their biOgrAp hes Of Napoleon over again"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12

IL N. a &AAAa, aaa lEa EesslFsf Euptls sfaAA0EH
ID eEEnx a ~ sssd 8las. Ne 81 Narssf sirssf.
Alse-ksResd atly . IS e bAkNHil1s enHf ~
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12

HAQR Fusnty- Rivs ed Nerves Or sals Anens =:
III .25za zrs are Eoa1 C1a1s .af tzo sd -;
Ths saancs eeasl1 e uiza9 earleIt nea sezS $3.50
sAnaEss.A t'aks tn4rtl
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12
Facts About Ambrotypes

A wnROfRPfS zee ~Fzfrofscsa" N NasAvlns
~ ~ A LtRCohhh
Arhpotxv~s are u.d~ nas hre se On Nashville than 81
IRE Anhratype RaomS. Ne - College 81
Amosos pa raie sp dounlc pate Eias,
cAy s<alsd has protested against al pesNehy 81 a.
lury =.
ksbzasFpa eosntsfasiA nade en- single Gas. nes
s-.~a and ahls es1ery degne rsoyPe
Auhrotypes nAns - Ne inssnift - ISL $50
49, .s n sfher prtnrss nlheF eorrou ne n1n,es
ana ssslr q d "A inssar pictars ukcb Askt Ne nsn
.si.ts - N tnhroryps-ipns sad duraenty eots
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ChiIdren's Books.
NEcgATLr KEcEuED.
Nv OF shieh are
little Paul, and other Stories;
curioHs Stories ais Fair'sss
Capt Gsldu, OF the Three Paths.
Mrs. Tokens Tai ighl stories, e. assisting 81
!. True stuIss al Ut Dogs and Cats;
2. Msds up sssrisss r
8. The Psdier Of Dast silckg
a. ne Ga Garst psFs isss
5. The osd aHrst Paa BID;
4 Ths GA Ca rsi. Vast srd-
CURRENT LITERATURE OF TEE DAY.
Thrss M.rFiagsss-Oar cessna versnieas
s-sse ard ssnsibllty; Eaih. shs o8ahsrt Daughter,
Tbs Hismssisaa On he Iilbsess- Eln Tfss Tase- ~
LsnnsFe;-rFsanas and RssIitss e RAstss,
cOahisnuai eorrssFeadsros q sspslrpn
Ths shsxs eospr.rs eay isx e As wsras tAst nay
Be sssn rs shslsa = CHARLES y. Esuru's
nEsi2 Z AIsps Il nehpfurs. ~ csssss a
~ AAd New Goods.
I Az hev pesslslns ny ssset % sPsfTa Axp sutfnKa
GQODe so eed s. plsEssa 70 sAvs theu ! ar "a
isRs's ast ne pahas Esassalg. san PaicHIff
HNi-lm Ne 81 fnf+ = Al
Ass--.a.i resolved. so0rFs sPRIxo AxD suaafsR
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12

Avirslsla Postmaster has been lnquiring Of the
depArlmsai the msaning Of the Hslle spietaFes
stuck on the letter" and another ef,cnsl m foSa
desired the Department 20 sustain him 10 9 deci-
sion he had reesasly Insds ssklasia '1s o. who
insisted shAt .'shsm pipsusss q WsshIngtn On Ne
lssssrs, paidtAk pesisssss sss.sf - $50 s ~
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-03-01

Z
The Paris correspondent of tho NewYTork
Express, III bis letter ,of january ia, tells 1
strange story, He sayss
Y, Something IN the mysterious line happcn
| ed here q day or twoago.s You might cxclaim
that is nothing new, for Paris" Very true
bnt as thls mystery haRpcns tn he connected
with the United States, and IL only IL z niys
tcry /" by adoption, it is my intention to nuke
you party to 1t. @ We wall premise, then, thai
a new Boulevard is being constructed in Paris
to be called the Botleuaad de sSsbastopols "A
Boulevard, as everybody knows or ought to
Know, Is q street, and as tho Boulevard dc Sd
bastopol was not contemplated when the part
of Paris in which 1t Is situated WIS planned
certain demolitions have had to be made. II
was in tearing down the premises Of the, Messrs
Nerrier, carriers, rue Rambuteau, that the
workinen found, under q pile Of rubbiel, q
certain box, which, ilpon being exhibited to the
aforesaid Messrs. Verrier, was by them de-
clared to have been received from Now y ork
some seven years ago, with orders to be q kept
until called Tor. II had been kept $50 long
that the consignces haa quite forgotten all
about II, until the workmen thus brought il
again beneath their notice. Considering thnl
seven years was about long enough to stkeer
until called for,H the Messrs. Vcrrier sent ths
box to the Prefecture Of Police, whereit wiz
opened aud found 10 contain d MATS head
neatly clipped from the shoulder. The whis
kers and hair were red, md tho owner probabI,
took II eommendable pride lii submitting then
70 the occasional manipulation Of I'balon
Their present appearance is not, however, atiy
too captivating, and if you happen to know
any gentleman in NewYofk who has lost hi
head for the last seven years pray advise hin
TO make immediate application for his proper
ty to Pictri, Pfefct do Police Paris.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-03-01
The pss,lS 81 These WI I. -
Il Saas II Sea nj Hhaps, NJ Nj " VI

sa 4S3k2
During TIC present month ~ inciI3
and pnceeta3nty z0f slites and suc8 " 4
whalenen. Ihe hGark II IN RSssto |6s n
sspoisctt, MSss's 8 wfaIcr, Was Esuisi1s " y
eoast of Bfaha aud on tho 14t6 ilj
school u whales WA iallpS III
o'clock, the mai0, David pexteS, mid n Il
others, m6iiiiGA u boat Ind So1ll N M lglg "A
sperm whale, Dnxtet xgna incliA0d n; =
the other boats ID come nl3, bit Ija }
whule he making the 'strohgest dnIner
against tho pr0poscd hfinexntioFs lsst s. IT, j
Il violent and ilost rRpid manner. syCl1
th4t are now nowhere written down I'll
hooks on ta6ticsa l'hcy gase hins SAll ahe lts;
and he took it and more loo, for ll1a IN seN1f3
with the b0nt nnd crew, niid when tfc hx xnite-
nlont Of tlia chase WIS soineN hat over, thu t1rk
was not Iii sight Itwns now ab0ut 6i0
aud tho mate hauling Id what liiio nj could
cut itand commenced searching foF il1oVsll IL n.
Lie continued the search TINT Iligh 6s5t tS
next day but seeing not hing oi heFs md hasiagS
|only d little bFoAa fo cat hc shaped is c6sirsp
for thu coast of Hraxil which he reacheH otl M
morning Of the 1tll EnilySGn th8 nogNiN9|
Of the 23d Instant M, Dexter cane into thiSl
harbosl aud fpuRd shelter M hoard theE s.,
frigatc Savannah.s n 5 ss;. sss s,sss
Il Meanwhile aLe hark crpised aitcss IA m1ss singI
boat four days, and fht1ing 10 Hin cIs = 81
gnse her qI, fur lost 6p il1Tstft N Ila 2 }
the ship ~ company being gone HptGih lsulk
decided to give up the eraisct alIsibn tlse As5
instant came into this harhor. Hiastrpri6c iikl
tho appearance of Mr., Dexter and thu boetk
crew, oil safe and souEd, can hardly III cons
ceived; 1t was like life from the 3gfayo. fl}ib
Janeiro correspondence Of the New Fork I'itsds