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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-14

ENGINEERS STRIKE ON THE ERIE RA1LRoND.-A
few days since the Superintendent of the Erie Rail
road adopted rule requiring the engineers on the
road to approach all stations at which was thcirin-
tcnon to stop, with their engines so fully in check
that no accident could happen even if switch be
misplaced or a train on the track
The engineers objected to this rule, and on Satur-
day, the 4th inst number of them abandoned their
engines and left the employ Of the Company. This
was considered most unjust combination and sig
na!ly failed. The New York Tribune, of the 9th, has
the following in regard to the matter
The strike OF the engineers on the Eric Road to-day
was for all practical purposes tizZle Some Of the
trains were delayed somewhat but in day or two
everything will be working as before. The irmness
Of the managers OF this road in resisting the attcmpt
of their employees to force upon them the resembling
Of rules which they have established for the purpose
of protecting the lives of the public is deserving
OF all comnlendat!on. These rules have been found
to work well, and under them the Erie Road has been
remarkably free from accidents. If the engineers
under threats of strike to dictate how tile road
shall be operated and who shall ride free the whole
management OF the road might as well be surrendered
to them. The public will doubtless sustain the man.
agemeAt i'll the stand they have taken.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-14

NIDDLEBrRG, {Fa.) Oct. G. 1856
E".tors Repu5'scan As the steamer is about to
eaye, will send you the result of the election at this
pace, up to ) clock 7. NJ. About l06.votes pocd,
and about three Americans to one Democrat. The
county will be largely American.
The Republican further says:
BY a passenger Oh board yesterdays steamer, we
learn that tile town Of Fernanlina Nassau county,
gave % votes to the Democratic and to the Ameri.
can ticket.
The Mobile Advertiser, of Sunday has letter from
Pensacola, from which we learn that jackson county
has gone for the Americans by 60 majority The
same writer says that the whole of West Florida has
given decided American majority. We shall hear
from Middle Florida tomorrow doubtless
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-14

| LOUISIANA lSTELL1GENCE.--Suicide.- - We learn
trom the lie Messenger of Saturday last that highly
respectable citizen of St. James parish, Mr.. Leon
Gaudet committed suicide by jumping into the river
from skif in trout of the plantation of Mr. Adophe
Malarcher, on the eveng of Monday, 9th inst Mr..
Gaudet was assisting Nh Horthur Clouatre to row a
couple of skitts up from his landing to that of Mr..
Clouatres, when suddenly he said to his companion,
adieu and Immediately jumped into the river and
sank. He had large family entirely dependent upon
him for support, and was steady and industrious
man, and this rash act has filled his friends with
astonishment and sorrow.
Fatal A.fTay at CIaton.-The Baton Rouge Comet
of Friday last, says;
We learn incidentally ly-wthout any particulars
nat John Brazil, OF this parish, was killed at Clinton
La, on Wednesday last, the day of the barbecue A
man by the name of Broadway with whom Brazil
had ditfculty-done the deed with sword from a
walking cane. Brazil lived but few minutes after
receiving the wound, which was in his left side and
near the heart. Brazil is well known in this CITY,
He was inotfensiVe when sober, but when under tile
influence Of liquor, was very quarrelsome.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-14

IT, ~ 5G.1s57-IEHIPHIsA AND NEW
ELtrsa ORLEANS PACKET LINE.-In order 10 4t.
Ts==sa comnuIae the pubc the owners and master,
81 Ie packets heretofore in the trade between the cities
l,vr organized company to run TEi-WEEkIY LINE OF
IA Els between Memphis and New Orleans The nam.
ad style Of THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANSpACkEI
COMPANY.
The Boats comprising the Line nil Of the FIRST CLASS
inferior to III the West South for speed comic and
safety ~
Viii leav" each pla"e every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, At j uclocf: i. NJ. ~
Ef'PAEtictAr attention will he paid 10 way business.
-N0EDAr PAckETs-
Nebraska. &. u. Church. master.
Ben Franklin. NJ &. Anders. master.
-WEDSESpAr rACKETE-
John Sinontis, J. W. Goslee. master.
ingOnar, L. Mcllonou-h, master.
FRIDAY PACEETs-
II. IL. w. Hill, Ihos. II. Newell master.
Belfast, II. l.. Church, master.
ShpntrS An passengers may rely the pNcua!ity o. tic
boats oil this Line. "
The line connects Memphis will! the Memphis and Cairo
Mal Ie nnd with all the raj: :oas and boats Nashville ST.
Louis, Iouis VILE cc. ~ -"
fA continuance Of the patronage hitherto extended to the
owners Of this Line is respecIfulv solicited.
Sel9t JOHN Z. HYDE Il co, &C Poylras street
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To IrHprG II. Gjlynun Est:
sr-Siei planters, etc, with paI.act safet AM,
toI'rtAt with for improved Bl-n1sa Fur-
wise rontis with any ternhie rnms heli nnd"- e-, t
tNts o be still more explicit II in wise
claim held uniar existing. patents Respectfully yuuf,
TlH}S. o. CLINTON, +ii 5eyeist street
nW II opposite Patent tlfi"4
MILES c. FDfEsES, AuCTfUEEER AND rD4
" MISSION MERCHANT, Washington s,raef vjcEslHrg
Mississippi.
F~Wtl sell Merchandise and Properly os nil ,lH<r
consigned 10 him and prompt rrtuGnces made the ee
Refers to
MeSsrs. John Wait It Co, and Cuddy, Brown Co New Or
oISl
H1AS-GAS-ttAS-H. GUILD, No. 2I4 s,T. VI APf rs
- street, between tirod ard julia shoT St
aE See3 Keeps c1ns,anty on hand large assortment of
y ftA RfS Of the latest patterns and SH J. W. How
ara new and improved patent Gas Regulator which pataI
tee guarantees to 25 per of gas BRASS Work every
description made order. Globe .Itck of MI sizes
double and single 'me and Stops Of patterns spete
F- oler entrusted my will be promptly execn
ted i'll wcrknianiLtc Gihn;er low cash my5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-14

VIII leave on THURSDAY, October 18th. O'Clock p NJ
IT. h. Fol: SHREVEPORT DIRECT
IfR$ssekg The iuc fast running light draught
sesse-E=se Planter, Hiram Wilson, master. will leave
IS above Tor Shreveport Grand Bayou, Campte Grand Ecore
'exanir Gortons Landing and all intermediate landings on
RelasiVer For freight or passage apply bgnrd.
hli LEWIS SNAPP & CO. 81 Front street
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Florida Election.

Inc Savannah Republican, of the 9th inst, has the
following correspondence containing returns of the
election in Duval county, Florida:
JACKSONVILLE, Oct. G, 1856
Editors Republican: The following is the vote of
ti, -" N--e ~ Va
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Leaves every FRIDAY, at 5 p NJ
j.tIsra b. REGULAR FRIDAY VICKS-
burg and AlilSen's Bend Packet Steamer
saIEs Framk Lyon, j. NJ White master, viii
e s grove Tor Miikens Bend, Vicksbrg, Grand Gulf
J oGS, NheEcH, Fort Adams Bayou Sara, Baton Rouge
ana al Intermediate landings; For freight passage having
splendid accothmo1nti0ns apply on board, Or
r, LEWIS SNAPP & co. 4 Front street
Va ne FRANK Lyon will regular weekly packet
and way business. ' - f st9
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WATERING PLACES.

eA CULLUM SPRINGS y -CHOCrAW COUNTY,
@ AI;na-fhe proprietor Of the above delightful Water.
AL g Place returns his thanks the citizens Orleans
ana rs vicinity for their liberal patronage bestowed on him
e -Fie1 bess leave them be be
HHHF = see them again this An Express con
i vain The Springs and New Orleans this season. thereby en-
a"li visitors AZ the above place with their
friends Ht irihn expense, without the delay cat, y
the malls. ~
RATES OF BOARD:
,y '''''''''' s. %
L iAl
Fe i!tks are i'll waiting N the landing the arriva of
every Loaf to Immediately the Springs
RI" IN aaly Of the had Of W T. phIins
No - - Charles street. who nty in New (eauS
iat I'm CHARLES CIrI,Ij-u prnnr;n,or
- CoBEsEcfs'S NEELI,-SITuATED IN fIISDS
E county Miss, forty miles from Yiclsbrg railroad
81 Raymond, within for miles from clce iy sage
n?srcsih nropay, Hvel Diabetes rhorosis eneral De,
o!iiE et ID !ow open for thr reception oF visi0!S.
,,. ,, INMAE WILLIAMS
n b. is well known that the yellow faver WE, prevalent
hc N iGl evidently brought here by psous goods from
a'rllueciei district. Persons Wen viii be urk
Hts elevated location, Estimated pDe hin and will
H ~ see any local c:-e for fever PrteG.icn been taken
70 have The bedding used the occasion
dent u Tl, iIir. j 3clzelevl and burri in Dr..re NJ
Hlt's>es and their certificates published A ,ore N ra9va.
2i now ami visitors daily arriving do moi
0t iUr 10 expect very large company te coming sea.
on w every exertion will be made invalid com.
Portable. - ~ ~ ''''''N N0'H'
NIL NIL Il INNAN WILLIAMS.
49,, THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL. WILL
h oc opened on the hrSt dtE hf June
iIieutoU o. fliS McDONSEfIrof 81 -l}op,n11 strort
es'sF VIII oe brought 10 Dear to mike the visitors
- 4
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MoRTUARY.--The returns Of the ridge cemeteries
~ not received Yesterday in time to included in the weekly
health report The intenen ether cemeteries numbered
81 only.
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F o r RED RIVER.

VIII leave Oh TUESDAY the l4th inst. nj 5 o'clock F. NJ
, IT. A FOR SHREVEPORT Drtc; = The
.t 1 iine iast running Light lrau%t steamer Hope
sasTs=sIsi Ilonns Moore muster will leave above
Shreveport, Grand Bayou Campte Ecore Alexandra
Gortons lMnns ard all Intermediate Landings Red River
for lfe1sht or sffGssage apply on board,
m LEWIS SNAPP Il co. 4 Front street.
e Hope viii be al the wharf ready receive freight on
fFdHF morning. Oc9
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$ 7a-as a4sssszzs
VI s& f4g Al fS@ y sg0
5.'''' 7sttsj zas VT
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4. " Mxt'st.EH Z. /. FptSTALI.
W LoA,' MtitqNE, AanItnrt;riers Of Copper Tif
Nf Hleet IRON Work Dealers Stoves Cooking E,uqrs
'z5TateS C,.'rEs, etG, NJ, 29 Tcoupo,las street,
'rters t IrrntfE HiaItio tt Rlack snhs' Work
fAt,'1teI! vii. utaiIpSs and lisrr4VIh ,@ulr
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G A L I r @ r N | A .

Leaves on MONDAY October y, ut O'Clock A. NJ
.agefGE NEW York AND SAN ITRas-
E.saE1G CISCO STE!N MsHIp LINE, via Nicaragna-Thc
tfaVe Tray nsras the a'his Maca,anized eucf
t,oh OF fficesThe splendid steamship Tennessee will leave
rus port for San Juan Nicaragua as above puctly 10
connect with III" steamship ONIZABA San Juan Sr on
she RACINE M San Frnc;sco For freight or passage a,py to
30 HARRIS, MORGAN Co, foot of julia Street
site the stenn in
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
LOWER MISS sSTpp7
vi. viii leave on M,EDSESDAY. WEI, 15tl, inst, at4PM

" ,s 80 leave "EnAESDtY. October H. 81 O'Clock F. NJ
Iy~fr. hs MEMPHIS and NEW DSLE ANS
rafhs' silna 4nn, asket5FoT Memphis,
e hn'lhs'- The splendid packet lncomar Can't
apply on tonrd, ~ ''7 " p'a'
JOHN F. HYDE & CO., 6G Poylras street
freight. " '' '"''' 'eeott ~ ths
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By MRS. V. 4. WILHELMINE M'conD,
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r. HhAEE Df!4DV, NO. i56 COMnION
s$A sIREhL-The undersigned hn hand, and will keep
NS epn i!nS :ur lP, for eIt-t Cash Ct acceptance
TG t", ,aoIlfE, M Of SLAHES GrnSrg q MECfIANIfS
Having ''ts4 the lhFce59ry dwelling ~ l5 Common, near
3ronne street lie is prepared nccoYn10nte transient Traler
Ar" theF slaves reasonable can e obtained ia ms
'"''i''' a.
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e. 4. t.AhAEI$, Js&KsoN, MISS. GENER Al.
-. af':A AND tI!iEi'T0R. lusint If nuy desrrfr
@ioG sei TO io viii n,,p With nronn u,tr,op
Votes ac 49, HHls collected hr0ugholt the Staa and prom
Lc%GJttScteh rnatia. ~ '' ~ f'-F'
....REFERS To-
jackson, Mss, 0rIe,ns
FaRrtl, Futa&ul { CO., Sl,rk al,y 4 SsriFar
William iIhrtenAu, T. Marfl, farI,an 4 N
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,E\ r tSI0N M y i stESTAu- f5s-,.sssgsz'

7
W. STREET.-W beg leave O inform olr friends
aud the public in general that We have At great
eNvhre c Mp the above central house
] ]%M!n n every RESPECT and opened il for their reception On
THU RSNAi, September Is -i' 0'
'hlr stock oi WINES and LIQUORS have been selected with
Gft care from tie very best rads otA;rl in the civ md
II "'il M 0r constant euirvor keep ule suprle wi,l
every luxury the market affords ~ ''' ' '''
tiavln= hid ronsiefhhle experience in business
G"fitL o on: ability 10 rive tisin who mny
ambition merit " " ' -'e'e''
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HH-FtietF attention will DC 9aii to r7nsignneats Of Slaves
THOMAS F. FRfSiY tyi Culnrn,n street
REFEREXGEs Fellows G." Garry 4 Person J. g Fiaks
20 ttlniHr4 leck j. g. lr<S \ %. Watt " DeSnI.le5
n. b--z-Ihe HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for LIKELY
lNlt>'1 t4lN'i-''F'N nj
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-11
yyouetarv and Financial.

The past week la. been Of comparative little interest
in the commercial and financial world. Our market
about as we lef il in last report We have great
hopes that the high tide in the viii have tendency to
ease up the money market and put the great financial wheel
good ruanng condition again. Our bank men will doubt
less advances freely all good produce paper, hav-
ing 90 days to mature, at the usual rate per cent
per snuum Our ock market has been unusually dull for
the past weel have not heard Of single Transaction.
We quote Tennessee 6s at in New York, Nashville and
Chattanooga endorsed by the state 81 to Sc. Davidson
county bonds having II years mature 70a7lH Nashville
and Chattanooga Ra .lrosd stock, IS to 40
Exchange nrm at aia1 per cent Land Warrants have
slightly advanced We now quote them S. 90 We would
just here remark that there is very active demand for
money evory department Of trade. We hear Of good
deal Of hrs paper the streets having u to
to NATURE which readily at TO per cent. per
month second class | y 20 per month.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-11

sy- The legion Of acquaintance of that
famous old caterer to the public, Ben. Weller,
must not think, because they have not heard
his horn lately, that he is not in the land Of
the living. With thousands of others he did,
not long since. make the voyage of Salt River,
but he has returned and it is refreshing "a hear
him recount the numerous incidents of inter
est which distinguished the trip. lie secured
whilst on the head waters some choice botani.
cal specimens, and other things that pertain to
saline regions, all of which can be seen at his
store-room ou Market street, where will also
be found agricultural implements, seeds of all
kinds, garden and flower, snd some Of the
choicest varieties of roses, native aud exotic,
aud bubous roots, of the most superior de-
scriptons. lie don't desire TO sell these things
at large profts-he wishes merely to get living
prices aud to aid in identifying and adjoining
the farms and gardens Of bis adopted State.
He would be a public benefactor and as such
deserves the encouragement of everybody
aud his wife,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-11
ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.
sURORDINATE HODGES. I. o. O.

SUBORDINATE LODGES, I. 0. Q. F.
TENNESSEE LODGE, No, l, meets at Odd Fellows
Hall every Tuesday night Oficers p BILLIeD. e.; ".
W. THURMoSD, VG Med. A. NCLEN Secy 4. L. MARSHALL,
Treasurer.
NASHVILLE LODGE, No 2, meets every Thursday
night. OiceFs: ". A. NHERRY N e. }. W. RArCLJFB '.
G.; 7. W. BARNES sec'y: r. &. COCKRELL, Treasurer.
TRABUE LODGE, No. 10, meets every Monday night.
Officers: p {. PHILLIPS, N. G.. W. DARDzS, v g.; Z.
BEAUMONT, sec'y.; W. CAaEEOS, Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE No so, meets at their Eall, South
Nashville every Friday night. Officers JOIN X. HILL, N
g. FKED JOSTK V. e. H. Q. ALLET, 5ecy; JOIN TASKsLET
Treasurer.
ENC4TIPMENTS.
RIDGELY EECAMPMENT, No. l. meets the 1T
and 81 Wednesday night Of each month Officers C. SAY
BRs c. P; NJ o. FOULK, IL. p p. BHLroD, s. W; W. W.
THUREoSD J. W.. J. LYONS, Scribe B. r. CUTTER Treas.
OLIVE BRANCH ENGAMPMEET, No. 4, meets
every I'd and Ath Wednesday night each month Officers
J. K. kDSUNDsoN c. P B. LYoxs, II. P; g. W DARDSN,
W.; W. 8. bURss J W.. r. T. FLEHN0, Scribe; N
WARp. Treasurer. iyS
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River and Steamboat News.

The river is slowly receding at this point The
rain Of yesterday and last night If h has been
general will probably start # up sgain.
The arrivals yesterday we're the j. g. Cline from
Cairo, the Eta from St. Louis The Dr.. Robertson
from New Orleans, the Charter, from Paducah, the
v h. Stevenson from Louisville, and the Commerce
from BurksTille.
The departures were the Ella, for st Louis, the
j. @. Cline for Cairo, the Rock city for Psducah
and the Quaker city for Cincinnati
The Humboldt and the AB5GssadOr were expect
ed last night. The former leaves to-day for New
Orleans
The ambassador is the regular packet to-day for
Cairo.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-11

ey- The weather yesterday was rainy and
unpleasant. Our streets are very muddy and it
was very disagreeable both over head and I'M
der foot. We trust the rain has been general,
and heavy enough to produce a rise 10 the
river sufficient to let the coal boats over tie
falls in q few days.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-11

BAIL OF THE SHELBY GUARDs.-It viii be
recolected that the ball for the benefit of the
Shelby Guards will take place tonight at Odd
Fellows Hall. A fine military corps is always
an ornament TO any city, and we trust that
this entertainment, which is intended to assist
the company 10 uniforming themselves proper
ly, will be largely attended, in order that the
means may be obtained without d clay. Eve
rything has been arranged to render the en-
tertainment highly pleasant and satisfactory.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-11

THE REeS ARr.-In this wonderful age, Art lays her
maser touches on almost everything The ceilings
and the carpets tread on, halowed by Art. Art
winds the railway through the mountains and the mud;
makes her machines Of wood ard iron, to act with
knowledge and annhaes space with lightning tanned down
the uteedge of boy Nothing is too lofty for her touch
nothing humble Anew proof Of this old conviction
just faP under notice. in the shape Of CATHAR
TIC PILL from the Laboratory of that world renowned
Chemist, DR.. c.. AYEE.
understand the subject he has carried that article
the arhes perfection Of which capable. Instead Of
employing Drugs in its composition, We have always
thought the necessary and only he has with consum-
mate skill extracted the pirtEes Of the medicine to be
ployed and combined them alone in their purity together.
The composition then mixed and rolled by machinery and
steam power into sperold pill which is wrapped
veope OF geane for prOtec ion from the effects Of weather
or time then thcky coated with sugar. its
passport the palate Notwithstanding all the labored
perfection they offered the Public at than
each. However humble the department. think this
may safey characterized the contamination Of Art in
its line.-MoruiAg Heoos, Bait
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-11

HAEO HIr The fOlowing Is not bad biz at
the mania for hunting up coats Of arms. Two tel.
Iowa were dispu'iug about their respective claims
TO distinction % the score Of ancestry, when third
stepped in ard said; 81 rather think my ancestors
m lds more noise in the world thsn those Of either
of YOU INV father was drummer, and my mother
cried oysters"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-11
CONSUMPTION CURED.

Be deceived by base limitations. HEGEMAN, CLARK
cos GENUINE COP LIVER OIL, never dsappoints
and years. experience has proved it superior 10 all
others and the only reliable cur fer CONSUMPTION.
As there's great deal Of spurious oil in the market adul
teraed with seal oil, whale OIL &c, &C. too much
not be taken to procure the Genuine.
Our Oil is made factory in Newfoundland and
each bottle has signature the cork be careful
get HkGEHAs, CLARK Co. for since the death Of NJ r
RUsRroS partner there has been article
duced called Rushtons which way connected with
R. @. & Co., or H. c. Il 90.
Sold by J. C. Brown Ewin Bros, and by DIugTsis gen.
orally oe2I-3m
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-11

Pianos and music.-We learn that Horace
Waters Of SS3 Broadway " agent for the sale Of many
ofthe most celebrated makers Of Pianos and Meodeons
Offering them at prices which advise all who desire
purchase avail themselves or BE is also selling his large
and weknOwn Catalogue Music onethrd of from the
regular prices and will forward the free Of postage.
His offers to the trade teachers and schools the
favorable charactera Of which he WILDE able ell
letter, for having wisely adopted the cash system. The
Horace Waters Pianos known among the very
We enabled to speak Of those instruments with
degree OF confidence from personal knowledge OF their
celent tone and durable quality-N Y. KeanQeList.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-11

TEE AMBASSADOR This fine boat leaves to-day
for Cairo. As we have said heretofore, she has
most excellent accommodation, besides being one
of the safest and strongest built crafts shOat. her
officers, James Wyett, Mr. Litteree her clerk, are
gentlemen oflarge experience and obligiug maners.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-11

PERFUMED BREATH.-what lady or gentleman
would remain under the Of dssgssabe breath when
BY using the "BALN THOUSAND FLOWERS" dentri-
Zee would render /, butlesve the teeth white
aabase Many persons do not know that their breath
bad, and the subject is delicate their fends VIII
mention IL. Pour single drop OF "Bam" your
tooth brush and wash the teeth night and morning. y
cent bottle will last year.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may ea.iiy be acquired
BY using the "BAN A THOUSAND FIOWKRs" II will
tan Piupes and feckes from the skin leaving it of
son and roseAte hue. Vet towel, pour three
drops, and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving brush In
either cold water. pour three drops Of
"BALH THOUSAND FLowKEs" rub the beard wei, aud
vii make beautiful son lAtber, much facilitating the
operation Of shaving. Price only hfty Beware Of
ountsrfeits. None genuine unless signed by
W. FETRIDaE & co.
sept2-dAv6m franklin Square, n. Z.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-11

EE- Children ask some curious questions.
We have little boy in "0ur House," who
came home FROM Sabbath school one day, and
meeting his neither. the following Dialogue
took place. "Mamal" swell, my dear" "Ma-
ma, the teacher says people are all made Of
dust" "Yes, my dear, so the Bible says"
"well, mama, are white people made Of dusi'"
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tlaae Of coal dist, amt fheAfn