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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-08
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IOWA LAND AGENC /.

IOWA LAND AGENCY.
v .,,rx3 lwM r. CLARK.
.ALLE.v r. CL.aKA,
Attornsys and Councillors at Law,
Pal uutats nreksrs, Life Insurance ana Won
srsl Laaa Agents, and ko.ariss raoAa'
DAvO2aloc,rt, IOWA.
r,setions and all professional business IN every ~
AZ ths state entrusted care, viii receive
ssntou money Invested taxes paid ior hDh 'ssss.
,n,nay loaned on uneneunlbefoi real "sae '' $500
.nI VA, rant, bought, sold and located Ai.hs "o" s
and lot. leased real estate Of All KINDS o"as'' ''
on commission ,.,,D mo
Cook sargent, Davenport, Iowa
Henry h. Hoffman,
S nsn. Thomas Il s Alien. St Louis, Mo-
Lucas Sinlvnds, -
Glover Rishardson, g :"
Butler, Keith 4 Hill, Boston, Mass
jas. NJ. Besbs Co..
Henry q. AarquAnd, New iefA
DIV. DIV. CLARK, Hartford. CT
Col. D. y. Larned, Wash, ID. T.:
G. u. Camp q Co., Cincinnat, o.
Phin's Allen, jr, Pittshed, Mass
o. D. Dorranes, Portland Me.
W. ,.vrrx ATTENTION 70 ouR rxrksslys CARA
LoapE or lnPRovkp FARMS AND WILD Lhps, -.
PRoPEaru, &c, SoR SALE AT AopkS.Nt SVA 40
ON Santana
CITY PROPERTY.
No. lo,-Lot block IS, corner Western Ayenae
and IN nd Sta lot 7Ox 40; price ei.0O terms easy
No. IoG-stors on Brady st. between t'h and ."
sts.; price $500
No. 1904 number OF nns lots sear Female COL
logo.
100 r., Aa.ir Ala 1,ta hA
$3.50.
No. 1885, Lots and . In block 81, corner Rock Is
land and Sixth sn; price $4,000.
No. ,ss-Tsn acros on blur between Rock Island Z.
and Moline; part fenced and Improved; price siio
per acre.
No. CA two story brick ON ID ST. doors easi
from Brady, lot.lsl1s2O, very valuable property pfEs
/ o525o; terms easy.
No 5s-A three story brick store on "a st between
Brady and Main sts choice location; price so,ooo'
No 5s-A beautiful house of Scott and 9th s,s
rooms, good brick STABLE shed Al prospect very eA
tensivs lot i6oxl5o' price 5000.
No el-A double frame house Of Scott and 18th
sts; lot 3oxIl; IL rooms, cisterh. a., price e27oo
No GA double brick house heott 9th st., II
/ rooms, well, cstern, kc lot bax7l; price t2,2Vb
No ga double brick house Scott 80 from 9th, II
/ rooms cistsrn, &c; lot ooxf l; price ~, 300.
No CA nrst rate story brick house ON brady u
End from 9th; 10 rooms cisern, c lot 40xibo; prir
$4,000
No. o5-A good house Brady st l1s miles from nv
err rooms, eis,crn, Ae Of land fruit trees &c
i price o2,oOo terms worry easy.
! No. CA small house ON BRADY st. near Locust,
| rooms, we'll, &c, lot s2x65i: price . DO.
No. eT--Good house Of Perry and 9Th SITS, els
| tern, &c, lot toxso, rooms; price ~ 600,
No 6s-A largs house Rock Island >, uear 5th new
aud in good order "a rooms cistern, well ae Wall nc
cummodAe IS boarders lot 3v1ll0. price 5000 term
| easy.
Ne Ga-Fin. house on BRADY st. near Locust lArg,
rooms, we'll cstern stable sc, email shol lot tJ'l -,
| ioo; price 81 40.
No. To-dood house and lot on Main ST. rosIus, we'll
| ct.tern, &c, lot sasoo, price 81 ,otV
| Ne.Ti-fine house ath ST. sssr LeClaire 81.
o.T2-rwo beautiful ots Brady st. opposite
cornerof college square; Lixsxi50 price ea,"O.
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At Private sale,
A NEW frstrats Carriage, with stand ny TOP, nj
Hysry low pNcs. tnoy7u, n. W. kiORaaS.
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A Chance 70 Make q Fortune

| A Chance to Make Fortune.
| CLARK'S CELEBRATED PLouR MILLS, one il
operation and exhibition daily, corner Perry and
Third streets. The pablicis invited 10 call and &c Il
| state, County, Township and shop single rights
and Mills for tho Territory of the State Of Iowa oi
sale. Apply ts The proprictors,
| octa4.dtf JACOB WEAVER, Jr, 4 co.
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ist. Farm OF CO.. acrcs IN sections FL Il. 4 d o.
Twp 3. 4, East, sSa acres broke, $40 acres nader
ionesr 81 acres Ia tusi 40 in Oats. ~ !, aus
esy two springs and stream 81 FaBNtHs attT krst
school house on the iaad, prince $50. 'sa- 'I''@
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O! DEAREST MAY, Junior.

sTRICKLA Nd, JUDD 4 DUSHAM,
Second ST., between Brady & Perry,
Davenport, Iowa
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No. st-ThsE Il Of the N u Of Sec 81 T7sSR9E
SIS per acre.
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No. 22-W. fractional l of the n. w. 4 Sec. 2, T.
81 n X. r., n "a IOA acres, near Thorn,s niilis
Very low ,ifspped for soon. price SO per acre.
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No.c2-The w 4 Sec loT TsSR2 leo acre.
price o2eper acre.
The above three tracts beautifully situated the
Railroad ! miles from Davenport.
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lAm Oh 2OS arres = ~ whichi- timber gnailes
from last Davenport, upon whrh is .reetss h,iss
unai pay meats. =. = " $50 "s@'3
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No. The w ! OF the s W Il of Sec 10 T IS NR3E
SO ssrss miles from Davenport; price $50 per
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lc5. A farm ofihp asres IN sec 20, Tap7s x Esst
good frame house, rooms, wei, Aet mira all =
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No. sl--Ths NH. seesT7sNReElso acre.

No. so--Ths + n OF the \ VIZ Sec srIsNRaEso
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ia splendid farm OF ."6scr,s In Pleasant valley
All andeT iohoer TWO good frame houses snd
~ acres clover ami timothy, there was 40 acr.s ~ wbesi
harvested ths year four miles north from Darcapost
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lisa farm VI shacres miles frain town on th.tsl.
- -. = y
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SHELBY COUNTY.
l0S-E - w Sec 10 I 10 Il 30 w 100 acres,
WtaEt W "''" J Is per acre
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ts5-A farm Of s. acres the Dubuque road u,il..
rom 30 nndrf eutivatioa small dwelling
house, orchard, &c, price $40 'e
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IN CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA:
l0S-liS acres very choice land at 50 per acre.
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No. 3a2-Lot No, Q In block So on 5tt stras, ~. =,
Of Perry, upon VII CHI Is erected two ~ ~
house, story frame house, carpen,ar - ~
stable brings in rent Of S5I5 per snnum vii, ~ M
low. = soiu
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lss-A new afn Of $40 acres, part OF brok s this
ear Win ans house recently tuiit prize 81. rcI
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No. ss-A snug little farm near Fulton station, 50
acres, good house, Sc price el2oo.
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tt-A hrn Of SEQ acres miles north Of Fulton Tb
ceres broke upon whshs crop of wheat has been
price S2U per acre. MY - $500 :
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Stenn to nsA iof ihc huffltselon Oh Il ansas as
State under the Topeka Constitution. -
The Republicans Of the Senate appear uni
ted, and their unity and determination NAV
we'll be initiated by the Republicans Of the
House. ] do not believe altogether in the
doctrine OF instruction. but the Republicans
~ the Senate will by such instruction ss
tina, proposed, illustrate they are alive 10
the principles as tho representatives OF
which they were placed in power.
In slludingin my yesterdays letter to the
passage Of a bill prohibiting the Superinteu.
dent Of Public Instruction from drawing Or
receiving any more Of the Eve per cent,
fund, | should have said that = similar bill
passed both Houses last session, but il wa.
very mysteriousiy lost. greatly no doubt to
DR.. Eads' (the SUPPLEMENTARY gain TIL.
bill just passed will not in its turn mysteri.
oasiy disappear, you may well be sure. DR.
Esds' case will be attended to. Even his
Democratic friends do not feel disposed "a
protect him. II will certainly net be good
party policy in them to do SO.
Nothing worthy of your notice occurred in
the House during the afternoon. After n
tees Of bills and re ferring of parts OF the
Governors message to the proper Commit.
tees, the House adjourned Al an early hour
Mr.. Henry O'Connor was chosen at the
meeting of the Republican Electors held
here yesterday, TO take the vote Of Iowa tc
Washington. He will leave this city for the
East next Monday, and pass through. Dsv
export. have had the pleasure Of making
bic acquaintance. He 10, a. you know, one o.
the little men, but full of life and full of the
Republican spirit. am sorry to inform
you, he is firm in his purpose Of wearing this,
greasy old knocked up white hat to Wash.
ington. hope committee of Republicans
will wsylay him at Davenport, force ths,
abused chspssu out Of his possession, and
present him with ons Of Alston's best.
The Supreme Court has been in session
this week. There 10 . reasonable sttea
dance Of the legal fraternity. A meeting
Of the lawyers of the State is called for TO.
monsw evening. to consider the Judicial
system Of the State.
lam stopping at the Park House, and can
recommend i, to any of oarDsvenpOrt people
visiting this city. The rooms are clean and
tidy, with good beds. fires, &c, while guests
are provided with ample ana well cooked
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No. - Farm Of about i4o acres IN Hickory Grove
% AZ acres lhber All fenced, two story brick house
With log house. good stabng &c; price 40 ,,r ncre
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-01

CROoKER's MILLINERY EsTABLIsHMENT.-Yes -
terday was the Fall opening day Of the above
establishment, and prompted by a desire to
see something very nice as well as to be in
fashion Gas nearly every body, we thought,
was there,) we went along with the tide and
looked at the large and fine display of millinery
and fancy goods there to be seen. Mr.. CrOoker
has brought on a very large and varied stock,
embracing all the articles belonging to the
trade, Of every style and quality. The stock
of bonnets, flowers, ribbons, trimmings, head
dresses, &C., i, far beyond what we expected
to see. The finer qualities Of these variousstyles
of goods are indeed superb, surprising any
thing we have ever seen. The bonnets, par
ticularly, we look upon as the prettiest things
in that line ever introduced to the notice Of the
public.
Mr.. c. is prepared to sell millinery goods at
wholesale as well as retail, and country dealers
desiring to purchase VIII do well to examine
| his stock.-tf
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-01

Mr.. NEAFIE.-We congratulate alike the
citizens of our city aud the gentleman whose
name heads this article on his return to our
midst, for il is as friend meeting friend and
brother returning to sister, Welcome! thrice
WELCOMED say we after this long absence. Il
Is not saying too much to aver that Mr.. NEAFIE,
can boast of larger circle of friends aud
those composed of oar very first society, than
any actor who visits u.s. 1t is not necessary
for us to bespeak him a cordial welcome, for
he is sure 20 receive il without our aid, but we
shall surely be one in the throng 10 greet the
powerful actor and courteous and accomplished
gentleman Daring his absence from US be
has visited the golden hills and valleys Of Cali
fornia, and we have read much Of has brilliant
achievements in the theatres there, and after
his professional labors were concluded, Of bis
explorations in the mines-of bis diggiH's and
many anecdotes Of him as the tourist in that
land of gold, bat the vain Of his golden har
vest there was reaped from the hearts aud
affections of an admiring public. We bail bis
return with much pleasure and feel assured
taat his reception tonight will be universal
from a theatre filed yith the fashion and elite
of our city. lie appears in the thrilling TRACE
DIV of JACK CADE, play of'world-wide repn-
tation, and in every phase suited TO his pecu-
liar and extraordinary powers.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-01

ANOTHER You've PARTY FOR TIT WEsT-Yester,
day afternoon another party Of young people left
Nez York for the West under the protection of
Rev. c. G. Townsend, Of Iowa City. They nuns
bered about thirty, and were chiefly from Mr.
Peases Five Points House of Industry and the
Chdr=n'5 Aid Society. Like the larger band which
preceded them few days ago from the Children
Aid Society, theyw ere mostly destitute chidren,s
rescued from the polluting haunts of the city, and
10 the freshness and innocence of early life sent to
a new scene, where the noble characteristics of
human nature are developed under happier crcum-
stances. A few women and young men accompa-
MED them, aud the hope that was within them gave
expression Of gadness TO their features which il
was pleasant to see The little ones were in ex.
cellent spirits, and departed from the city with
songs Of rejoicing They were warmly clothed, the
boys wearing large Overcoats and the girls COM
fortably enveloped in thick winter garments. To
a thoughtful mind it is a source of much gratifca-
tion TO reflect on the career those children have
escaped and Of the evils that have been averted by
tn eef1orts of those benevolent Institutions which
have saved them to fulfill the nobler destines of
their being and live to be useful to that society
which they might have otherwise disgraced.-Ntw
York Tribune.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-01

a HANDSOME COUNTRY PLACE-Any of our
friends wishing to purchase handsome coun-
try sit near the city would do well to look at
a place Of near 70 acres offered for sale by
Mr. J.C. Fife, No. 9, College street. It's three
miles from the city, well set in Blue grass, two
thirds timbered. For substantial reasons to
himself he is Offering it very cheap and on
liberal time, one-third cash. The location
cannot be surpassed anywhere for health,
beauty of scenery and neighborhood.-3w
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EouisViIIe Market.

HoGs-The hog ssughterng and pork packing is
fully d. and all the packing houses but
in full operation The arket for hogs, however, continues
dull with but little disposition the part operators
buy The prevailing Qu3ai0n for good hogs is IS me-,
though many dealers refuse pay over So Owing the
high price Of Corn and the comparative light stock Of hogs,
the farmers and drovers unwilling submit any de-
cline and in many instances have preferred pack their
account to taking the present prices for their hogs
Iron AND NAHs-Sales Of so tons Mol Brow1sport $5
per ton Of Belmont Pig at 85 co. freight added
Sales Ct Nails at 50a3 % for lOd the stock low.
SEEDs-Faxs eed continues very and commands, so
readily; Glove seed declined 90; sales made 90;
sales Of Or,hard Grass IS; Timothy IS; Hemp
25a1 81 Hedge Grass 10; rlue Grass Z5 Stripped Doc,
all from regular seed stores.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
By THE NATIONAL LINE.


New ORLEANS, Nov. 2s--The Empire City, is
at the Bslize with California dates TO the 5th
Election returns mesgre. Buchanan over
Fillmore in Sanfrancisco County 3, 1900; over Fre-
mont 500. Buchanan leads in the interior up
land counties. as far ss heard from. The best or
der prevailed; in the city the Peoples ticket was
elected.
The OrizaJd arrived at Sanfrancisco on the
S0th; making the trip from Nicaragua in eleven
days the best time from New York in record.
LOUISVILLE, Nov 29-River A inches water in
the Channel and rising fast heavy rains continue.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 29-Flour, extra 8 IS: SUPER
fine 80; Whisky 24ts24s; Lsrd l0l; Coffee H.
Corn and Wheat unchanged; Oats brisk at 40.
The Chic and Kanswha rivers are rising No
news.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Pianos and Music. We learn that Horace
Waters Of 333 Broadway y agent for the Of many
ofthe celebrated makers OF Pianos and Meodeons is
Offering them at prices which advise all who desire
purchase to avail Themselves Of he is also selling Lis large
and weknown Catalogue of Music one-ttrd from the
regular prices and will forward the free postage
His offers the trade, teachers and Schools othe
favorable charsctes Of which ne vii he able to m
letter. for having wisely adopted the cash system. The
Horace Water known among the very best
We enabled to speak Of those instruments with some
degree Of confidence personal knoEege OF their
cellent tone and durable qualy.-N y E5angeliSt.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

BE not deceived by base limitations. HEGEMAN, CLARK
4 CO.'S GENUINE con LIVER OIL, never disappo nts
and nine years experience has proved superior to ali
others, aud The only reliable cu for CONSUMPTION.
As there great deal OF spurious oil in the market adult
erated with seal oil, whale OIL &C. &C. too much
not be taken to procure the Genuine.
Our on is tde at factory in Newfoundland and
each bottle has signature the cork be careful
get HkGsHAN, CLARK Co, for since the death Of Mr..
RUsHToN late partner there has been article intro
duced casd Rushton's, which is way connected with
r. c. a Co., or II. Q Co.
Sold by J. G. Brown, Twin Bros and by Druggists gen.
orally oct27--3m
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-01

ALL SpQrtsmen who in want Of good and reliable
Gun, especially adapted for large game, Deer &c in
vited call the store Of Fan and Cunningham, No. II
Public Square, and examine "Shaps Sporting Rifle"
which in rapdy Of Firing, accuracy Of aim and length Of
range far superior to any Gun invented, and unlike
any other Patent Gun heretofore roducedi construction
exceedingly simple that it is not liable to get out
oforder" than the common Kentucky Rife.
p c. have also few shot Guns made the Pa
tent. iyi6-6m.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-01
READY FOR THE WINTER TRADE
River and steamboat News.

The Cumberland continued to rise on Satur-
day evening with about u feet large on Har-
peth Shoals
Arrived-the SaUie Vest arrived from ST.
Louis on Friday night, and left on return trip
yesterday. The Rock city, with the effulgent
Ben EGAN, in the Office, arrived Friday night
She viii leave for Memphis this evening, with
out fail.
The Ceremonial left Saturday night for Gin
cinuati
The j. G. Cline was looked for yesterday,
and will be the mail boat for Cairo to-day at
u o'clock
The St. Louis Democrat Of the 25lh says:
The river opposite our city continued rising
yesterday at the rate previously reported,
about one inch per hour, aud has swelled al
together about 80 inches. This will make s
feet at least on the bars between this and Cal
70, and enable boats to take more freight than
lately Boats from above report the river rs-
ing from keukuk down, but not above that
place, the rise coming principally out of the
small streams below, and the Illinois. The
gorge above Tasting on the Upper Mississippi
broke loose a few days ego, and liberated the
A. q. Mason, which arrived here yesterday.
The weather had moderated some on the Upper
Mississippi, but an open river is expected only
for a few days longer.
The Illinois has now fine stage of water,
which will enable boats TO bring out before The
close of navigation a large amount OF freight
which otherwise would have remained up the
river until next spring. There is not much
doing ia lac Missouri.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-01

Carriers Spanish Mixture.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
THE REST Alternative BNOWN!!
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IL IT.
An Infallible Remedy
For Scroula Kings Evil Rheumatism Obstinate Cutaneou
Fruptons PmpIes or Postules on the Face, ROtches,
Boils Ague and Fever, Chronic sore Eyes, Ring
worm letter, scaldhead, Enlargement and
Pain OF the Bones and Joints, salt bheum,
Stubborn Ulcers syphilitic Disorders,
and all diseases arising from
i1judicious use Of Mercury,
Imprudence in Life,
ImYurity Of
The Blood
This Great Alternative Medicine and Purifier the blood
nov by thousands Of grateful patients from all parts Of
tho United States who testify oay the remarkable
performed by the greatest OF all medicines CARRIERS
SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, rheumatism. scrofua,
Eruptons the skin Liver Disease Ulcers Old Sores A.
lection OF the Kidneys Diseases Of the Turoat Female Com
plants pains and aching of the Bones and JOINTS speed
lily put to flight by using this nestimabe remedy.
For all diseases Of the blood nothing has yet been found to
compare with it. 1t cleausas the system Of ell impurities,
cts gently and efficiently the Liver and Kidneys and
strengthens the dgeson gives tone to the stomach makes
the skin clear and healthy, a"d restores the constitution
eEeebed by disease or broken down by the excuses Of
youth, to its pristine vigor and strength.
For the FxNALKs peculiarly applicable and
wherever has become nowu regularly prescribed with
the happes effects 1t nvgorates the weak ddebtated
aud imparts elasticity the frame clears
and leaves the patient fresh and healthy single bottle ot
thisnestmable remedy worth all the called sarsaparA
ia existence.
The large number OF certificates which we have received
persons from all paris Of the United States is the best
evidence that there Humbug about The press hotel
keepers magistrates physicians and pubcen well known
to the community all add their testimony to the wonderful
effects OF this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call the Agent and get Almanac, and read the de-
tails o. astonishing perform by CART ES SPANISH
RE IN most JtAere ererY thing else hds sig
Hdiy iLed The limits 4 advertisement will not sd-
nit their full insertion.
WIN S. BEERS CO., Proprietor,
No. 34 broadway, new YoEK.
To whom all orders must he addressed.
Por sale by Druggists and Country Merchants 10 all par
the United states and the Cansdas, and by
an1BtwEw " =. GRAY, NAgHvuIF
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-01

OFF FOR NIoARAGUA.-The steamship Texas
left New York on Saturday evening, 22d inst,
for San Juan de Nicaragua. She took ont 500
passengers, a large number of whom were re-
crujts enlisted in New York and Philadelphia
for the service of Gen. Walker.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-01

NASHVILLE BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-The res
guar monthly sale of the funds of this associa-
ton takes place tonight, at the Merchants Ex-
change. An unusually large amount awaits
distribution.
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Distinguished Stranger

HARVEY, the great Philadelphia 'CUTTER," being
obliged seek genial climate in consequence Of
impaired health has located himself at Room IS
Cear street, and will take aud show customers
Cloths Ca,smer aud YeStings in great variety from which
they may 10 suit themselves. Our Store fall q all
kinds Of READY MADE CLOTHING. and the
stock furnishing goods surpassed Nashville
oet24-u CLIFTON Il ABBOTT.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-01

Fso woRE AsD TEFTER like other surface diseases, de-
rive thir origin from Impurities In he blood and frsqaen'
Iy ae very druit get rid Of Tbs ony sure rsnedy
FOR either Of them Carriers spanish Mixture, she mase
Llooa cogrect0r. ceel
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-01

AUCTION SALEs.-M. C. Bruce sells large as
sortment of Books to night
BeEj. +. Shields sells splendid stock Of Gold
Watches Jewellery, &cr, to morrow morning.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-01

~ Prof HALE commences his lectures o.
Electro Biology tomorrow night at Odd Fell
lows Hall. He comes TO our city highly con-
meuded as an able lecturer, and we bespeak
for him large audience.