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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-24

. CUrE FOR a FELoS.-Fake lump of
rock salt the size Of hickory nut. pull
veri1e, add equal quantities Of brown
sugar aud bar soap, spirits Of turPentlne
enough to make salye, apply enonsl'
to cover the swelling, ant! after an hoi
or %. make second application.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-24

F1RE.-A FIRE broke o'lt this morning
at about half past ten o'clock, in the resi-
dence Of Capt. B. NJ. White, consuming
his dwelling and several adjacent bull
iurs. Loss about So, ,ooe No insurance.
-Bcyou Sara Ledger, 12M.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-24
,,rr,Is of the SUGAR PLANTER:

s,ot,t,ou-s3 wear, dive invariably At the
lima nf subscribing: if not then paid or within three
,n,mhs thereafter FIVE dollars will be CHARGED; no
SUBSCRIPTION will be taken fora j'ss term 'Hh 81:
ner.hs no paper discontinued until arrearas'S are
paid
Observation-Disclosures not exceeding ten
snes 81 for the frst and 50 c"a1s for every Sub~e-
a,t Insertion those Of greater length in nroror+ion
!, liberal discount to those who advertise by lie
year
Tcr,nS to Cluss.-wherc Club of not '"Ss than
ton names is sent with the cash, the paper Win be
furnished at s. 50 each subscriber aud an addition
a, copy to the person furnishing the list.
Where 4 Club of not less than trcnty is turnishet
with the cash. the paper will be forwarded a; s. %
each subscriber and two additional copies ior the
agent
Job Printing
uch as PAMPHLETS, BtAsfIs, CARn>, RRIE-S, trF1;iL
anil other Notices. executed with npataesS AMI de-
spatrh In all cases, cash on delivery.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-24

AN EN1GMArICAL ACCoUNT.--A bill,
of which the following is copy, was pre-
sented to ~ reverend gentleman ofiica-
ting in rural district, who was indebted
to the writer for wheeIbarrow .s-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-24

The Wheat crop Of Virginia is SAID to
look very thrifty, and stands well upon
the ground.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-24

BODY FouSD.-A very serious affair
is chronicled in the lass Caddo Gazette,
which "should be warning etc:
The body Of one of the young men OF
our town was found in his bed on thurs
dav last, by the black man who blacks
boots. He had been Missing for several
DAYS. On examination he was found TO-
be "aliye and"-badly kicked.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-24

NJ. Nealie, the trSgedian, i, playing;
i'll Buffalo. -#.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-24

DUree4.-The other day two Dutch
men wee overheard discussing a knotty
question. Said Hans:
Jacob. vat de Yankees mean, when
he say about der mommemter, and de
zeerow
"Vat," said Jacob, 'you not verstan
dat? ?'
mo, vat he 2"
"Vy,' said Jacob, '''t mean twenty
hintches below can't get no colder!'
"Yaw." ..a
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-24
TUE' SUGAR PLAN TER,
,,p17sasD EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
I,EYRV J. HIANs.
Editor L Proprietor.

,no,nenr the Court Housc,
WEST BAT 0 Y Z 0 Z & Il.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-24
CoRS MEAL PUDD1NG WITHOUT EGGs

Com MEAL PUDD1NG WITHOUT EGGs.
Take one table spoon full of meal, and
stir molasses enough in it to make the
meal wet, and no more than will sweeten'
it enough and take one 1aatt ofmi's
and boil it F.; pour it on the meal bo''in=s.
hot; stir the meal while pouring thu
milk on it 50 as not to have it lu:npy,
stir in three table spoonfi'lIs Of wheat,
flour. wet with little cold milk; salt
it, and bake two hours, add spices. if yon
like. This will make an excellent pud-
Pu1aI Ne1g Yorker.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-30

other place says, lie that hath tw,
coats, let him impart to him tha
hath none This role leaves yer,
little 10 pack away 10 a cedar closet
In my opinion, Gods providence il
I far from encouraging extensive accu
mutation either of money or possess
ions, especially among Christians-
Fire and food, drouih, mildeN
and moth stand ready TO fehukc
that spirit Of covetousness which the
Lord abhoueth."
" Surely, aunt Julia, you would
not have me give away the new lur'
You gave me last Winter "
No my child but let US examine
for moment this moth-eaten pile
Here are three coats Of your hus-
bands which he can never possibly
wear again"
" Those nre for fishing, auni."
How often does he fish ? ?"
Once in four or five years" said
Anna looking slightly disconfiied
" Wen, here Is a bag Of oul-grown.
shruuken socks and stockings, and
these old dresses OF Ada's and these
oycrcoais Of the boys. that heard
you say were unfit 10 wear, even in
the play ground and besides, | think
you remarked that the whole dlllicul-
y originated IN an old carpet which
had been harborng mo,hs man,
years when 1t might have been out
Of harms way upon some poor wild
nw's floor.
Wen aunt, believe yon are half
right"
"Ty my rule, Anna; not after
your property is ruined, bat when
You find YOU can spare it-ey.n at
The nix Of sending snme Of your
treasure To- Heaven before you have
ohlnlued all YOU coHld from IT'S use.
Many au old glrret uave I known to
he infested with moths rmnng hun
dreds uf dollars worth Of valuable
arIclrs, when the whole eyl mgh,
be traced To ana old coat or carpet
se.hshly OF carelrssly withheld from
The poor. We are Gods stewards.
sud our luxnr'es are not given us to
feed coyetousuess winch is ldola-
try, but are talents which may be-
Increased ten times before the great
day Of final account When people
ask how 20 prevent moths, | always
lonl To say Lay up your treasure
90 heaven, because | have fnund
from experience II is sure and con
venleut way
" Well. aunt, | own never have
thought much about itas a molter Of
Christian duty. | will try before an
other year To con6ne my care to the
articles ! need, and shall hope for
better success
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-30
A Minister Tarred and Feath-
cred,
OcENA, p. o., STRANGER CREEK, X TT
May Is, l-56

OcENA, p. o., STRANGER CREEK, X. 7. 2
May Is, l-5j.
TO The Eiior Of The .N1sour, Democrat:
Dear SIR; The bar Of public
opinion seems to be the only tribu.
nal to which the Free State men Of
Kansas can appeal Tor redress.
must, therefore, a second time ask
your indulgence while 1 make a stale
mcut of facts. One year ago came
lo Kansas aud bought clam on
Stranger Creek, AIchison county.
On the l6.h the Border RuiTans OF
the town of Atchinson sent me down
the Missouri ou a raft. We parted
nunera mutual pledge i, that il my
te was spared, | would come back
to Alchison, aud they, that If
should come back they would hang
me Fmhlul TO my promise, in No
vembcr last returned to Kansas
with 10Y family, visited ilchlson 10
open dal, announced myself on hand
and returned without molcslalinn
Kansas being vet sparsely settled aud
having few houses, It was deicrnln-
ed that Mgs. Bullrr should 1--we on
our clam with her brother and her
nrolhcr'> wile, while should return
to Ilino, and resume m, laburs as IA
preacher | have been, for nnm-
her OF years ~ the empiny of church.
cs m the counties of Bnnwn and
Adams. Illinois. a mllnrity of whose
memhers were, | suppose, born and
reared ia kentucky.
April 3Olh, | returned TO Kansas.
and crossed The Missouri at Atkinson.
spoke to no one in town, save with
two merchants Of that place, with
whom have had business ,ransac-
lions since my first arrival ia the
Territory. Having remained only a
few minutes, | went To nv buggy 10
resume my journey, when / was as
saulIed by Kelly, co-ediIor of the
Squat'cr Soveign, and o'hers-was
dragged into a grocery,ard there sur
rounded 10y company of South Car
olloianS' VINO are reported to have
been sent out by a Southern Eml-
grant AID Society. In the last mob,
| noticed only two VINO were citizens
OF Alchlson, or engaged IN the tor
mer moh. II Is not reported that
these enlSrahts rom me Palmetto
State seek out a claim aud make Tor
themselves a home, neither do they
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-30

ordered the coachman 10 fetch some
water from the we'll To this the
coachmau objected, that his business
was 10 drige, not to run crrands.
" Well then" soid Marley, bring
out the coach and four, SET the plich-
er inside. and driUe To the well )" a
service which WIS several umcs re-
pealed. 10 the great amu.ement Of
the village.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-30
JflisrRllanEnug.
n Remedy for Moths.

alter the Summer, and found 10 our
surprise and grief, very many Of our
choicest articles Of apparel sadly
damaged hy the moths. In the midst
OF our trouble, and the discussion as
TO the modes Of protection against
moths, which had been handed down
10y tradition, aunt Julia came in.
Aunt Julia, how do you keep
your Winter clothing from the
moths we both asked eagerly, as
that good lady proceeded TO lay aside
her handsome shawl, which looked
as fresh as ever after seven years
wear.
/ used tosuner from moths ns much
asany one, replied aunt Julia, taking
/ her knitting iron. her hule basket
and sitting down; but found
recipe la an old-nshoned book
which has relieved me OF much soil
cIlude on the subject II was many
years before could be persuaded TO
Try II ln my youug days money
was not qnite as plenty as now, but
provisions were cheap, aud farmers
daughter began her married life bet
ter supplied with linen, blankets, and
ted quilts, than many a lewel-decked
ciiy belle. As was an only daush-
ter, aud was not marued too Young.
noble pile oi blankets, f.a;her beds.
bed quilts &c became my pnrtiou.
For may ears aler We removed 10
the city. ! used in dread my SUN
mer', work of airing beds aud pack
mg away fine homemade hl nkcts
and quIlis stuffed with sollcsl down.
! ucd Suuli, tobacco, camphor, pep
per aud cedar chips, aud yet, as wc
chaugcd our place of residence sew
ctaI times, some cuInns OF moths. old
squaucrs among ihc beams OF the
gaucL 900 some uuohscr,cd scrap uf
wooden clothing, would pcrlomle any
holes "a my chniccst possessions
Why, aunt Julia, thought you
had cedar closet"
e'' ""G' we "''c' i"'' our
w." ''''s' o'' a.! '"'' '''"o hl
use was ''o s'',''' 'oi 'nY increase"
"VI'"' ,, ouu '',' useu 'n,' recipe
'i', 'o'up'I' 'a''eo d Y."' "'''''u' some
' "'o'' "o,. = o'' '1" ! nave 'o' seen
''o ~ ,,,' '''''e '"'s
t.t'r, ''', "' ~ "'''' ii''e u"
WV wv" " eau oo '' P'"' IT. ''o"'
~, o1' ''o''" '' 's ,o' '''e 10 save
a'i .','. NUS .us e, WIN vic II oo"n
.1 49, y "oN' . - l''''s % 81 "5'
. '''o , ''''H 0|' '''' '''''S ,'0'l'1 """H
49," - .e.'I',l "'''', 'u,'' '',' i''''o
az iDN'lH '"S Hl"'i IHtN'HllNH.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-30

Bishop Marley had good deal
of the humor Of Swift. Once when
The foolman was out OF the way he
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-05
Two Hundred Other valnable Negroes,

(In lots pu chasers and 10000 Acres 0f the very
best and most Rvauts geousy situated cane bra e and
black land" ipclUdng the Plantations knuwn hs
'Trgv PiantatO :" "Aud Han 'Sixe nth" "Kng Plan
taton" "tleyins Plsce" LudloW," "Lodebo A" Holmes
Place ar the Gross Roads Of which Cotton and
Corn, inferior to p antaiions In he world.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-05

CPERM AND WAX CANDLES-1O boxes
y Sperm and Wax Candles, this day received by
10. a. BROWN,
leo "a CoaIa.. .,r.s.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-05
IRON RAILING AND
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK.

IRON RAILING AND
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK.
TTHE subscribers prepared any amoun
l. for IRON WORK, such as
Railings for Public and Private Parks, Gardens,
Steps, Verandahs, Balconies, Cemetery Lots, &c,
Also, IRON STAIRS, DOORS, SHUTTERS, sETTEES
CHAIRS, TABLES, DOGS, WINDOW GUARDS GATES,
FOUNTAINS &c They pay particular attention TO eueos-
ing CEMETERY LOTS and PARKS, having the largest
sortment Of Patterns Of any establishment in the country
enabled to please the fsstdious in Arch
tectS Builders in any part Of the Union wanting Iron
Work. by sending drawings will receive the estimate
cost Of work, and will furnish from their de
signs or drawings that may be desired.
Persons wishing articles Of manufacture BY address
ing few lines stating for purpose rnished
with printed designs b. return mail with the prices
et All orde sent viii receive prompt attention, and
the work finished and fitted in the manner packed
in boxes for safe carriage, HOOD & CO.,
12l North Tenth Street.
And Broad and Ridge Avenue,
nov24-trw4m PhiladeI phia.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-05
PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
JUST PUBLISHED,
JUST PURLISHhU,
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PhiIa.,

THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PhiIa.,
D EPORT on sPERMAToRRHOEA, or Seminal Weakness,
II Impotence the Vice Of Onanism MAsu baton, SELF
Abuse and ether Diseases Of the Sexual Organs with
count Of the and decepons Of Qusck ard valuable
Advice to the Afflicted by 30 r. CALHOUN, D. Consult
ing Surgeon Of the Howard Association Philadelphia, Pa,
benevolent Institution established ty special endowment
Tor the relief Of the scF and distressed afflicted With Vru-
lent and Epidemic Diseases" Of the above Report
will be sent by mail lin sealed enveOpe) Free Of Charge,
on the recepto Two STAMPS for postage Address Or GE0
4. CALHOUN, No. South METH St., Philadelphia, Pa
dec1T-d3u
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-05
Spring EcYers.

UNHg GREFENBERG HEALTH BITTERs prepared
numb-T Il he most pur ying, iuvigorsting and
anE ro5i baTss herbs ard vines selected mostly nom
the MedicA Of America. They owvrtd tOttc.
hey give ueugth the syssm ana enable u q throw on
Ae constitutional tendency 90 uis~Ase, Tnsy have all The
bnehe-l sfcc Of lonc nj h0at Ing suy IL Effects
Prise IS :ruts per package.
For saie ~ DrUggisa throughout ths State, snd By
ALkX. MACktNZlE,
marrhs IL COirgr STREET.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-05
rHcaP PGASI.IGHT,

CHEAP GAS LIGHT.
THE BFNZOLE GAS LIGHT COMPANY sre prepared
10 furnish Portable Gas Machines suit able for Manufac
tories Stores Dwelling Houses, Steamboats,, Railroad Sta
ons &c These Machines warranted 10 give satiftc
ton they manufAcurrd under s. + McDougaPs Pat
ent and are the only that will opeTae well in cold
weather The Light produc is half cheaper than Coal
Ca and less than the commonest TalloW Candies They
are easily managed and free from danger and the prices p
pei less than any other machines made The Compa
ny offer 70 ale State County Rights for all the States
Al orders should BE- addresSe to
s. 7. McnOUGALL Agent for the Company,
nov20-6m 32I BrOadwaY, New Ork.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-05
No. 4s peY st New York.

CMITHS sELF-ADJUSTING STOCKS, TIES and
- CRAVATS.-The only premium awarded by The Amer
can Institute al their Pair at the Crystal Palace Tor
sELF-ADJUSrING ST 'CKS to P. Y. SMITH, MAnuiac
turer No IS Dey t., New York.
Merchants will md Il greatly 20 their advantage 70 CAL
and examine Smiths extensive assortment Of hcse very
fashionable Aric o= the neck Greet i'd cemeuts will be
offered Jobbers from Western and Southern cities.
be h,d to nearly all Of the hrstcsss Job
hing Houses Of New York City. janI-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-05

TOALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
AZ HEREAS. IN ChratNoo', o the o0urty oi Bedford
w In he statr Of NrgnA died. teiErd and possessed
tract q an1 Nhcb be e,de the tire of bis death h
sn bv De iast w aHt O. rent utVh - record IN The
Dvks once u the sfrefs coUnty q Bsurd bequeaihud
The ad Of hand 20 his n-phrv, james Frven Pendle
ton Nk rsdruee 70 me- ard from the hes
snt0rnAtan s induced 20 hriicve that hr moved
srars sFa from fe ~ NFran ths Of ernnes
lam oesifous that he or hs heIs aRy hall obtain
The orrgo ng ni0A and TAXI po-srssru q the proper
~. Ahy caan sdire sed 10 he under gued, and
directed - - hohburF, Va vili be ATTENDED 20.
HIRAM HE ,TWOOD Fx'r
Tnsrchl8-lm Of Jlhu Nh,AiNood, dee'd
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-05
FLOURl FLOUR /!

fI'HE Nee York As have recently opensd her DrPo, ai
she Cd stanl q he Pvri Royal Nil Depot Ne cath
College strrv,. where N al Keep constantly haRd
large supply u nue flour pas expressly or Family uss
Also good o u Unbotse riser, bUckH beat Hour Meal
BFsn. A. Ac.
Th-se Mills have oHg been knovp Ia this oomnuniy -
furnishing The bet fouT lat brOut 70 this artst End
ony rrqurrs tal 70 satisfy al @ho Saut gooo Fear,
that ioF their ntrFrs bgy " Tbs attsuon o -
tsTt s pArtlculzfy dI sNie4 10 this.
ianlI QUICK co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-05
Livery Stable.

EM = THg uud rigned having taken n
Cr- - - the stabe on Market Street, Nash. u S-SA
6%JS~(s5 Vile, Tenn, two doors below the Ill
Inn aud opposite the Mansion House, form
erly occupied by Hammer respectfully that
he keep hand good horses aud yehcles 10 be let 70
the hiring public q reasonable terms.
lie Is prepared ttke Of Ia the best manner, all
Horses let him. her boarding horses travellers
His Stable uaed convenient to business, and he will
keep none experienced oser and the best pToyeBdeT
he market snord. Terms moderate.
ian l6-dtWIwiy X. S. PATTERSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-05
PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED

WARRANTED to stand 10 per cent more hre -.
w than any Herrngs safes in use, and sold at u M
the same prices. Also, Iron SIN utterS, Sash n M
and Doors for BnRk vaults and 2R7ED
stores. Also, Patent Slate Lined ReErig-
orators, all warranted goood and cheap the
country, by EVANS WATSON, No. % South 4th street
Phlsde pha Pa. Halls Patent Powder Proof Locks and
all the celebrated Locks furnished when required W. c.
the above. my5-ly
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-05
Sweet Oranges.
JOHN s. BRIEN.

n BARRELS OF the best that has bsea 10 the nArks
" this sc4son. Dor sale BY
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-05

TTNHE GREEN MOUNTAIN oINMtNT was used h, the In
dsns hen tAs country hrst di covered, and BY
them the beet git The Great Spirit 70 IBIS
red children Il he best application for inaammaory
coulnAints such RheumAi,m IN, EypelaS, various Hnee
tions throat aud glands erutons, bruise burns
sores q kinds Price PEI toN 25 cent? FOR sale BY
ali Drueg sts Aud by ALtX. yACkENZlF,
marchs Agent for the Gi Hf-Lbcrg Co
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-05

ATT0K AT LAW,
Iomes No 80 Cherry street, Up stAirsI
NASHVILLE, Teen.,
IIAvING resumed the practise Of the Law vill dsVOts
III himself exclusively 70 The dates Il kis PEOtssoa.
IAnlR-lN
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-05
ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency of W. s. SwYM
dER, 10. IA Second Street, ST. LOUIS, NO.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-05
TMPORTATIONS
FOR SPRING OF 1856! !!

APPROPRIATIONS
FOR SPRING OF 1861
THE subscribers beg to call the attention Ct their friend
i and The trade generally to their arrangements for
Spring SALES"
We shah be prepared by the 10th Of February to shows
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK.
Our Foreign Department
WIN be supplied with smOs, entirely nsS 'took, which
has ben sonay selected by Of the house In kaIOPs
We invite particular attention TO
Our Dress Goods Department.
We shan be able to show all the
NEWIST DESIGNS AND FABRICS,
In silks, Barsges Barage de LANES, Chsllies Tis
sues, Elegant Robes, Brilliantes, Grenadines, D.
Baiges French, Scotch and English Muslins, Lawns
and Cambrics BOmbaEinss, Alpaecas, shawls searfI,
Manunas, Talmas, &C, &c.
Also,
verylarg stock q FRENcH SCOTCH ard IRISH EM-
BIZ" "iDEsIEs WHITE GOODS, LINENS, LlNEN GOODS,
RIBBONS, &C, Ac-
In the
Hosiery Department,
An unusually large ito 4, NJ every variety Of
English and German Cotton. Silk and Lisle Thread
hose, Gloves, Mirss, and Small Wares, &c, &c.
LsO,
A choice stock of Goods Tor
GEETLEMRErs WEAR and TAIL0Rs' USES.
ALSO,
In ths
Carpet Department,
Every variety Of Rich Velvet wilton Tapestry, BTu.
sells. Ply and Ingram Carpets, Canton Mating,
Eloor OiI Cloths Hugs and LruF gets; RICK eUA-
TAIN sTUFFs, in great varistv; and
H0UsE-KREPIEG GOODS.
ALSO,
Domestic Goods Department,
A fail astoTtnsnt0i
AMERICAN, COTTON AND WcoLLES GOODS.
Wsr.psat uhAt ne have oasn said brfrs, thEt Is Is
lntsntoa u osr the soahsFn Trade q thv LaR0Er
sTjCKs q Goos and b ~ asHa as L tsey ed
~ eas gaafkes ~ ths cosafrg.
Our For,EE Fsbres oss EroEtkTEas, and
paTtbraariy adapted 10 southsrn consumgtion.
We ahan Be CAD 70 he trads In market he
ns ssasoa AID then ssck, sth
Asth via hs E he iaterssf s CLosE BUTEAs u sxAn-
| inc tt
atl Gf bak We shah ala adAsrs ss NE s3sis lshcA
has sea ths Pssi ssasenl oi se ng na d B0Nn
aaa ceoEVa Genes 6ooss foE ss eaaA Al Aan't-rsss
| eosf prtos
BANCROFT, BELTS & MARSHALL,
! zoe and 2il King s..
hns-sa ChaTieSf0ns n. O.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-05

In CONSEQUENCE OF THE HIGH PRICES OF
Il SUGAR, or shossAe prices hereafter thAli Be, for
eOulaon CAdy, IA cent? Gna Tor eoIon hlasss, l1h es
u.r pouna Gao GREIG,
NEsSEL a THOMPSON,
L0N6huksF CO.,
uafS din J. V. {. EcBEATsoS.
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Of The GrRfrnberg C0Tpany.
For fsvers ter'hnr, dArrLOna tickets, col worms, &c
Il 10 the medic knoNn In the Ge'enterg Al
manac that given grats you vii find let Of
Physi-ans throughout the Union, VIII have used IA their
pArtre Where there youug a. dren and Il hss bren
urd once no parent Be il in thc cT
house. Pgfre ~ cents per bottle.
For sale byN Dregsst., aud By ALEX. MkCKhNZIE,
mas II College street.
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HOME MADE FURNITURE.

The UT ueTsEned TaVlIg T'UuII IToT
FURNIr Il MANU- TO IL Y,
A RE now better prepared than 10 furnish ~
n their fr end, aud he public with anything y
they ma, O the Furniture line. IL
Orders thankfully rroe we'd and Tomply hued. ssAr-A1
Warehou r No. l3 lvgr street, a. he etoto1e.
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10 StOye Dealers
In chancery at Wavsrly, Tennessee.

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Massey Exrs of Henry Luiun. ded 20 al tneu- Original
ding eli the heirs Of ~m. Jones and Henry La- Bh-
ton, deed.
notion Supported by Adsvit of the oouplanan and
" II appearing the sstszs len % the Cera and Master
that Del ndan Thomas Price and vie kEabeth
res dents Of the stale e Tennessee, and consequently
b-yrnd r~aeh 81 he oru prtcess n this urt
hgrrcre cTd-rtd n publ be made FOR four s1ecess
I've weeks 10 she Nshsie Put tot Newspaper published
the city of Nashville lem requiring M sad thomss
ami Eabtt Fcr 70 appear before TIE ChancenoF % our
Court Chancery the next thereof % Be held Tor
the unty Hunphfs,s Court House In th- toun q
Wavetly Ga tie Monday 30 April nsxt, and plead
or d-uauT mrlsr att b o. The vii be "a
FOR egnf-ssd, asd ST he plrts O. them
Wness David r. UNrn. CrIk Master of saio eOurt
az cfncr, tae lst Nonday N March, iS6
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