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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-01

FIRE IN NAPoLEoN-EIGHT OR TEN HOUSES
DEsTRoYED.-We learn from passengers on the
steamer Henry Chouteau, which passed up
Yesterday evening, that on Wednesday morn
ing, during the prevalence of a severe storm,
Aessrs Cheathsn & Co.'s barge two story dry
& 'ods house was struck by sighting, causing it
u take tire. The wind hetRg very high, the
flames spread with such rapidity that il com
mWnlcated to the adjacent buildings. aud con-
snmed one entire block Messrs. Cheatham
IL Ca were the only house ia the block that
had sny insurance The entire loss We were
not able TO learn. May the buildings, PL9uix.
like, rise from the ashes.
During the storm which extended some dis
tRnce below Napoleon, the steamer Michigan
lad her cllimneys blown down, and she passed
up the river in that condition. Memphis
Appeal, 2sM ul.
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SHI;RItF,S SALE.

Y virtue ofa writ Of vEEDTIoN directed and
ID delivered, from the honorable Court Of Davidson
county Tennessee, its January Term 1856, Will
publ SHE to the highest bidder fr cash. at the Court
House door IN the city Of Nashville the fifth day Of Nay
1856 all the pht title, claim interest and estate which
C. Leak and J. W. Page thrn had may since have
CURED, in ami the following described properly to Wit
OF No ~ in V. d SVuts dition to Nashville
fronts 95 feet on SOuh Cedar street and
from that place rs feet inches ards McLemnre street
thence at right angles with Cedar street. running back ~
feet inches thence rds spruce t~eet, AMI parallel
with Cedar II feet inches to lot 6, Owned
by said Leake thence with said lot No g. A. inches
towards Cedar street. thence right with said line
and parallel with Cedar u feet inches thence
right ing and strait line wards &c tr the
beginning being levied upon the property of G. Lake
to satisfy Judgment rendered IN IA Henry Shackle
ford JOHN X EDMONI S ~, Sheriff
By I. T. SAUNDSRs Deputy.
Nashville March 81 lS-6
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-01

1t strikes US that the loss Of Orer HALF
A MILLION OF VOTES to his party since 1852,
is but poor evidence Of the popularity of
Gen. Pierce. The fact is, such record is
enough to bring condemnation upon him
from his own party, and since the result of
the recent election in his own State has
shown that he cannot recover the lost
ground, we have no doubt whatever that
he is gone case" His party may con-
tinue to hatter him, and compliment him
in the Cincinnati convention with pretty
fair vote; but they will not re-nOminate him;
not they! They are too wise for that! In
the expressive vernacular of the day, CHS
cake is doughw We arc sorry for it; we
did wish to have a chance at him, under
the Fillmore banner. We believe he could
be beaten by Fillmore not less than ma
jority of half million But he is doomed,
and Fillmore must crush some one else.
Who shall it be?
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-01

A Gus FROM PRNNsYLvANIA.-The election
for town officers came off in the borough of
Norri>tosn on Friday, March 2ls', aud the
contest was very spirited. The result showed
increased American majurires, notwi.hstand-
ing the fact that the Democrats, "Od Line
Wings" aud "Repnblicans" eoalesced against
the American ticket. The latter was elected
throughout.
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The missouri Compromise Line.

A vote taken in the Ohio legislature, few
days since, reveals, in u striking light, the by
pocrasy of the abolition out cry against the re-
peal of the MISSOURI Compromise line. That
body is known to be Free Soil" in both branch
es by an overwhelming majority, yet a resolu-
ton in favor of the restoration OF the Missouri
Compromise could obtain, in the llonse only
% out of 95 votes. What commentary on
the professions uf horror at the alleged violation
of plighted faith, OF which We have heard So
much.
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From the Reading Ia. 7 ibune,

ZION the meaning "a l'lDuue'
INDTANA.-Some OF the Old Line papers in Ohio.
are stating that only two papers in Indiana, the
New Albany Tribune and Evansville journal, have
endorsed the nomination OF Fillmore and Donelson,
aud consequently these editors are vastly merry.
Below we give list of papers in the State eadors.
ing these nominations, just we can recall them to
memory there doubtless being many others, which
do not come to this Office, and having consequently
escaped eur notice:
Journal, Evansville, Gazette, Vicennes,
Tribune, New Albany, Times Fort Wayne,
Express, Terre Haute, News, Vincennes,
Tribune, Newburg, Telegraph, w Washington,
Visitor Rising Sun, Rep. Banner, Greencastle,
Reveille, Vevay, Constitution list, Paoli
Argus, COrydon,
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A PORTRAIT BY A FRIKND-The New York EUe
aipg PoH, journal that labored zeaousy and
earnestly 10 elevate Gen Pierce TO the Presidency,
furnishes the following graphic sketch of him; il is
a faithful and life-like picture. Read il:
"Mr. Pierce is 9 small lawyer from Concord of
sender capacity, and no hrmness Of principles
person whose intellectual character is best express
sed by homely metaphor sometimes used by house
wives. when they say Of a feeble minded man that
he is rather slack baked
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-01

Msssrs. DAvs PILoHER &c., sell large
assortment otGreosries At saciiOn this moraiag.
They win also sell I've gallons with the privi-
legs Of the pipe Of superior article Of Barton
q OasFtiss BEaSDy. p A2A@ q go -
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-01

CHATTANOOGA & CLEVELAND r. Road.-The hnal
location OF this Road has been made and the work
Is commsnced. The enterprsing Contractors for
the entire work, John Gray 4 Co., are letting
out sub contracts to energetic and responsible
mcn-reserving the Tunnel work themselves Ii
is a most favorable time for building the Road.
Labor and Provisions cheap aud the season OF
the year quite faVOrable.-C Chattanooga Gazette.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-01

IsHE r. a Leass q l. o. o. y. q Tensss, en- -
zee sill bold its nfxt AnnHas Ccmu.nn e.ssoa x1&
In lhls ety % WHDxnbsE AFaiL l6ru Al o'rlork (4
A p1Eetaal Atsndanes o. he hep. esessav : 70.
s, svi@ss "a : =. 'AA~'' =, s''''''
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FIfHE r. w. G. Eneampmsnt Il .. o R.of -.
i Tennessee, sll hold iss Asna4i cenaoa- 49,
nieAit'n q thts eisy MoxDAT. AFsn lars. ~
- &c Ca, A. n. A paaeaal sftendAacs q ssqss'
ths REPRESENTATIVES, b resFeeluly reqesstsd.
Apl-M II. NJ BARRY. @. scribe.
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The philadelphia Nomination.

From the st. Louis Intelligence } =
MIssoURI.-The following, embracing, We believe,
all the distinctive American papers in the State,
support the nominees of the Phila ielphia Conven-
ton:
Lexington Express, Lexington Citizen,
Missouri EIgle Cape Girardeau Eagle,
Hannibal American, Louisiana Union,
Lagrange Bulletin, st. GenevIeve Piaindeaer
Palmyra Wh., Liberty Tribune,
glasgow Times, Weston reporter,
Fulton Telegraph, Springfield Mirror,
Greenfield Standard. Brunswicker,
Richmond Mirror, Saline Herald,
Grand River Chronicle.
The opposition papers are the following:
Platte Argus, st Joseph Gazette,
Howard County Banner Jefferson Inquirer
jefferson Examiner, Springfield Lancet
Warsaw Democrat Independence Dispatch
N. E. Reporter Brunswick Gazette,
Columbia Journal Westport Times,
The following Wbig aud neutral, one half Of
which will support Mr.. Filmore-perhaps more:
Paris Mercury, BoonviIle Observer,
St. Charles Reveile, OseOla independents
st. Joseph Cycle, Mexico Ledger,
Gallatin Sun, Hannibal Messenger,
Savannah Intellgencer New Madrid Times,
Kansas City Enterprise.
The above list, which may be slightly inaccurate,
and perhaps incomplete by one or two papers,
amounts to forty five; of whom twenty-five, per
haps two or three MORE are for the American tick
ct; twelve Of the remainder distinctively De
mocratic, and the balance neutral. The Demo.
Gratis canrot claim than fifteen papers at the
side. Anyone who is conversant with the charac
ter and standing OF the various interior we, kles
in this State, is that the American press are
as far ahead of the opposition journals in talent,
circulation. and influence, as they exceed them III
numerical proportion.
Enthusiastic meptiDps of the American PARTY are
taking place in all parts of the country The spirit
of 1910 is aroused and promises to sweep the land
like tornado
We put down Missouri for Fillmore and Donelson
by 10, 600 majority sure. And if such things can
be done in Missouri, what may we not expect else.
where -?
Roll on the ball
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-01

CuuETERFHr.-We have been shown $50,
bill, counterfeit, Bank of Tennessee, payable
at AtRens, VIM. Ledbetter, Pres't, Jas Morton
Cashier, Letter A, / August, 1858. The en-.
craving generally is good, aud well calculated
20 deceive. The counterfeit is shorter than
the genuine. In the coat Of arms" left
baud end, the engraving is coarser and the
parallels too distinct. The letter A in the
word agriculture" fails to appear at sill in
the counterfeit. The Presidents name is not
n good iInitatiGp, aud that of the Cashier Is
too light. There are counterfeit sos on the
same Bank, altered from lo's, 10 circula ion,
but this an entirely different Atfair.-AthsAs
p0at2Sth
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Central America.
rOON, NELSON & CO., a Union 81.
Advertisement Extraordinary.

TIVE heirs Of the late Rev. Dr. Philip Ludsley will on
i THURSDAY 18th MAY MKT the premises extose
at Pubic SALE that Tton he Lindsey Properly in south
Nashville situated between Asum Street and the bapon
rurrp kg, Liuds ~ Avenue and Carroll Street. connect
with slip on the Lebanon Turnpike. owned BY NJ g. y.
Claiborne Esq. This ground will he lad of into lots OF IN.
usual size and pats Of the ground ready for distribution IN
u few days.
The family OUerbuydeped wi unprodr ctiye propertv
and compelled pTt with portion their
We make this remark lest might Supposed that We wonld
sell uni shoult oh ain ExTRAvAGANr pr BUYERS
viii peaSe suffer q emselvrs kept away ON the
sale ~ any consideration. This property he sod
We also ole the South 'rld Property private sale
This is situated We, McavJck and Demumbrapr sts
adjoining tn McAIser Property. This most adm rabiy
ad ped family residences and will be divided 10 IL pur
chasers. II is free soil
Terms announced with plan Of grounds
For the heirs
ADRIAN VAN SINDEREN LINDSDLEY
NATHANIEL LAWRENCE LINDSLEY
mah2s-'d JOHN BERIEN Lindsay
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Daily News, Daily Times,
Daily Sun, Pennsylvania Inquirer,
Delaware Co. American, Lewistown Gazette. 81.
Altoona Era, Lebanon Boy OF 10,
Lancaster Reg. Citizen, Clarion Banner
Hanover Gazette, tOniaD,
Miners Journal Reading Journal,
Northampton Farmer Gettysburg Star,
Lock Haven Waterman, Berks County Press,
Bedford Chronicle, Easton Wing,
Scranton Herald Brllefonte Wing,
Huntingdon American, Holidaysburg Register,
York Republican, Miffiintown Sentinel,
Perry Freeman, CIear6eld RaftmaU,
Favette Standard, Shippensburg News,
Mercersburg Journal, Mauch Chunk Gazette,
Fulton Republican, LewistOwn Aurora,
Centre Democrat, Union Town Citizen,
Monroe Republican, Jefferson Star,
Cambria Tribune, Carlisle American,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-01

.Ohsmbers' Journal ala les to discovery by
=. Blundel dentist 'd London, OF process
Ntrseting teeth wi iout pain, aud 10 anoili
N. described BY Or Roberts before tie
lore sArts for cAutsI iEing the dsuAlnerye
e. pro. FNg tie teetl, without main indie
5 ciety O. go. ordinary intinpidaiing mode Of
and stopp Iron lefore the pa,isnt's face.
pendent Of III, sal lilo apuhcauon of ice
holding red no. =. dens the sensibiHty
Mr. Blandell's proc. without pain The
TO the jaw, which 50 . NuteriEe BY means
that the tooth Is extrs, ded stooth peri elh
process OF DR.. Robsrts /, no. ,eously ratea
-'-"oisdto the s .l,sS,sl electric Da..
small
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-01
RECENTLY PUBLISHED
HOON, NELSON A. Co,
General Booksellers,
"a Union ST,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED

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PRINCIPLES OF PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE. 225
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-01
From the Philadelphia News.

PENNsYLvANIA.-But shoIt time since the
HOneSdaIe Democrat unable to find any other
journal than the Daily NeCs in this State advOcat-
ing the election of Fillmore and Donelscn After
taking a sober second look over its exchange pa
pers it is now able to find thirty. This is a sufH.
cient improvement, considering the unwilngness
of the optics that have chased up that NUMBER but
it has by no counted all yet. For his benefit
and those like him, present him list ofthe pa
pers for Fillmore and Donelson that have thus far
come nnhpr our notice:
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Chattanooga TaRnery for Sale.
my newly established
Steam poyxer Tanwerv


IN cHArfASoo A TINS.
The numerou fsct-s for rearhiEs IN iasxanshis OAk
tsess az his dssirc aad hide Esrksis Esacr1F. akss
IN. as met sssifAes locality he West or zlBafesaraE
iaeEtlgr. s.s
fhis prcbshly The mo exsa I've Ta-ners n shs West
ana oenE Contracted sish ViSs faesflfs efas2a
car or ehsay and c0nV~aenty made espsbir q anufc
tarlng asofe thsn elooe9 a q tsslhsr PSF
Ihe tsenesf Aashsuery ant efees sstirc ard
Nh be eosei q aPon liberal terms % approved % -
ssA aftass part.ealass iP5 % 4 o. Peat kse, Al
JOHN @ BTSUa, Proprssor.
@shn-ia ehsiisseoss, rsaa
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-01
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE,
WITH
HIS BROTHER JOSEPH.

Selected and Translated win explanatory Notes from ihs
memoirs dn 70 JossrA"
Two Thick Volumes limo.
We cannot form idea Of the character Of the great
mind that swayed nearly the whole Eursps
without reading hse Letters w. h, unlike Oeia
pondenc, open to the utmost hou hrs and -
ton Of the writer These letters bear upon every SUBJECT
and with what uaehful eye n cared r even the
smle thing distinguished critic observed in
ming the early shees that @BograPherS viii have write
their biOgral hies Of Napoleon over again"
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Wanted.

R0A YOUNG MEN to a ag nts in business. light,
CUU pleasant and honorable, Il 'aiary Of 800 pes
month. For further particulars in regard hc bus
(encl postage stan p } address b CARTER,
ma'b3i-pSm HAvERHf. L, Mass
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Best Travelling Trunks,

MO Sole Leather Black and Russell Travelling Trunks.
IN Ashland Yases, and S,e Leather Vsises and Buggy
Trunks, just opened at AZ College st. JOHN RAMAGE.
( GATHER Water Proof TAPESTRY, Velvet, and Common
IL TRAVELLING Bags and Satchels, just opened BY
apl JOHN RAMAGE, AZ College st
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w. T. BERRY & COMPANY.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
The Attache in Madrid;
OR
Sketches of the Court of Isabella II.

Une YOiume 1s o., S6S pages.
II is bel there book IN language
which presents god pi Of spain and Spanisrds
this does. The author the essary qualifications
for the reduction q such work The spaniar's are
proud Peope-Preud their country ard history proud Of
their ira ons and ty prone Of thew Cd and
h'aiy proud Of their ehuehrs their rel EOn; and
proud Of their and habits With such nation the
Attache could feel deep sincere sympa n.y. was
maieriasc to be haunted BY the ghost tencvnt
piece the palace Of the EScosa every thing from
the private levse IL public bull BIT moonlight
dance Of Nanols to the ega balls Duchess AIva;
from the needle work Of the Spanhh maiden glorious
paintings OF Tit n, YsIasqueE and Muro; b has
put uPon paper all tha worthy Of TrSOn which came
under h notice
But this is nnt an He has given kind Of political his
tory Of modern Spain. ri. book will SpaDsh politics.
and Spanish srsisaushp familiar american reader
the conchoOgy Of his lizards" and "Sohs" The &C
count given Of NJ SOues diplomacy Of his herosm
the least INTEREST," chapter in the work and the deerp
OF the Revolution o. 1884, and Of the fight Of Green Chr4
ina and e he SAN Luis Cabinet graphr instructive and
interesting.
II evident that the rai Of the author 1T the Sp1n-
ish Court at delic and intims
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-01

JoHS YoHK & Co, have lnsi received Frank
Lesliss Illustrated Newspaper, Ne. 10. This
No. IL nnaGaly lniarssting -pFlee 10 csnta
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ENIPLOYAIENT!!

YOUNG MEN do you wish % make your fortunef Orr
agents making 49, to So per week. Part cu'ars
will be Furnished CHARGE to taose who post
age stamps, and address
METROPOLITAN AGENCY OFFICE,
p,a'h3l-p3m HAvERHIL, Mass.
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The Democracy of Cincinnati have followed
he example Of their ST. Loui brethren and
'laoed Foreigners on their ticket for city Off
erS The Cincinnati Times of the 9th ult,
makes the following statements as to the CON.
position Of the Convention and ticket
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noxpaa,rrrr sr,rrnr.r

Opposition majority in twenty States 54s 900
Dedact Drmocratc majority in eleven State. OTs
Opposition majority 4sO s52
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NEW STYLES OF SOFT HATS
OF Every Color
And quality, which the public invited TO examine.
Al FRANCISCO, No % Pubie square'
CORN! CORN!I
1nnn BAGS nice white Corn for sale. II Is a splendid
ZUUUa uels. CHURCH ANDERSON
ma'hss Corner Broad and Froat sts
DAILY Packet Line
FOR
smithland, Paducah. Louisville ard St. Louis.
CHANGE Of pIME.
IRON and afer this day. Saturday, 2sth 1r7@2.
Mach, the daily line OF Smithiani and M-AerssSAN
PSdu ah Packets VII lave Nashville every s5.tstt9
Gay eAeept Sunday, att P n. -
mNh2s j. A. MeALLIsTER AGO., Ns'-7
TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
IUsr RECEIVER. assortment Of best Sole Leather
% Trunks and a few Of cheaper styhs J. MeTILL-
ASHLAND VALISES.
SUPPLY % sne A land vAlses, an Bug Trunks.
II eeivsd And for sale BY H. M,GILL.
UMBRELLAS.
ID EcEIYED THIS DAY, assortment Of Umbrellas, Of
IL shk Gngham and Plain COtton-rAnging in price from
80 cents 10 ten dliArs }. H. McGILI.
WILLOW WORK BASKETS AND sATCHRLs.
HAVE choice lot OF WOrk Basket. Pain and Euabrold-
cred Also. satehes e vArOas s'yes- }. II. MsaILL
HAIR. TOOTH AND NAIL BRUSHES.
EvEEY VARIETY o. brushes a. various priee, Re-
IL sstved shd fer sale by H.MesIiL.
PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES
A RRESH LOT Of perfenery and Toilet Art,e,- q wheh
II mention Luhln's Exiraes Coognes Ray kars Law.
enSer Water Oriental Drops. HAIR Poaaslss iypsran
Fusa BAIr9s TrieOpAsrOaa &C Resvsa ana or sale b.
LADIES' ard Gsnusnea's Farai.h.n s,ars
nafeh" eorser sqaaFe AMI Csegs %.
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Approximations to the $50 600 $40u each Of 400
90 600 20 900 to Is 900 4 o. 200 to s 900.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-15
DIR. CONvERs'

L n
AND NERVOUS ANTIDOPE
This Cordial is the only remedy for those sad develop
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b. That involuntary nocturnal loss of physical en-
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Dr. CONVERs may be consulted personally or by let
ter without Charge at his Office 321 Hanover Street.
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DrConvers' Medical Work, IT'S pages-THE BEACON;
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complaints To young men it is invaluable. It will be
given to those who purchase three bottles Of Cordial
Price 81 BOTTLE bottles for So or $40 the half doz-
iyI8 Jaw3m
Chaaces-The subscriber will sell his place.
consisting Of = nearly new House, Baru, and acres
Of land, with great variety of fruit, 1t is situated
Plantation Street, the Boomingdae road, II miles
from the City Hall. Apply the premises, any day
ter 2 p. m FRANCIS c. MISNER,
VII deOd&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-15

DR.. Kaue.-The Government edition is now being
delivered to subscribers No work has been issued from
scrbers than this work. It is written in an interesting
style, and enlists the attention of the reader.
This of all work, and desperate daring and sue
cessful doing has the distinction Of being the first
civilized to stand in latitude 81 80 and gaze upon
the open polar reach the northernmOst point Of
land on the gobe-o report Lowest temperature ever
endured-the heaviest sedge duty performed-and
the widest eand after all to return to tell the story Of
his adventures 1t not only exctes wonder but Dor
rows novel grandeur from the truly benevolent copsd-
eradons which animated him to the task.
Copies of the edition can be obtained Of
Messrs. kIMBALL y CO., at WIN. D. FENSO Il SONS,
nearly opposite the Worcester Post Office diff oil
For sale.-The valuable estate Of the late VIM A
DRAPER situated on Plantation Street about mile east
the City Hall. large DWELLING house, with
Barn Wood md Carriage House, partly and in good
repair.
With about seven acres Of choice land in high state
Of cultivation, well stocked with great variety Fruit
frees Young and in good bearing condition, selected with
care without regard to cost.
There is the premises never failing well of pure
SOFT water with many other conveuence rendering the
city.
For further information inquire of EDWIN DRAPER, SO
Front Street or of the subscriber on the premises.
JYlI diff G. A. DRAPER, Administrator.
DIR. Harris, Dentist, having associated with him
self DR. TRACY, (who has been engaged with him for
the last five ysars) hereafter The business will be
ducted al the old stand of DR.. Harris, under the firm of
July l, 1856 HARRIS & TRACY
The undersigned are making ARTIFICIAL TEETH
with the latest improvements in every style, and of the
frst quality.
They also give special attention the treatment
plicated diseases of the teeth and mouth.
From the great success they have had in filling teeth
after the nerve has become exposed they feel warranted
in assuring the public, that great number of the
besome teeth condemned worthless their method
of treatment be restored to health and usefulness and
their natural beauty
Persons that have had teeth treated by their method
speak with great enthusiasm of the lasting benefits and
comforts derived from it.
All those wishing operations in Dentistry, have
them performed in the most thorough scientific
ner at HARRIS & TRACY'S,
Jyl4 DIFF 1853 Main st.