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SPRING.
Spring is coming! gliding brightly,
Shedding sunlight in. her way;
I.oosins Winters fet,ers lightly,
BY ,he'magiO of her ray
Flowcls from her lap now flinging,
Gcn,uning earth with rosy sheen,
While, old Winters requiem singing,
Brooks In sunshine saily. beam.
Spring is coming birds are ~nsing
Ger the earth their sunit way,
Through the wild air lovc,songs singing,
Charming wintry gl"om away!
Earth with lalIclujas tccn'ing,
From her thousand voiucs raise
Songs of rapture, sunshine g glcanlng.
Nlinslins in one hymn Of praise.
Hopes longfoldcd wings are shining
With their own rcsplcudcnt light;
All the clouds have silver lining"
Braming now in sunshine bright.
While with pini"ns soft reclining,
Brooding in the light Of love,
Peacc, the whitc.winged dove is shining
Heavens starlight from above.
Peace. to the storm-,oss'd river.
Peace! to the ice-kiug's reign!
Peace, its spring-light lawning ever,
l'righ,ens valley, hill and plain!
Spring, nnw round our hearts enwrcatllng
Ilopc-how'r's Guild IN Eden's shore
Though our souls devotion breathing,
Bids US Natures God adore.
DAISY.
ASE Brake, March Sd. 1856.
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hdnitfedto Medicine.

We observe that the Board of Trustees OF the Medi-
cal College of Georgia have conferred the degree OF
Doctor of Medicine upon the following students from
Suu,h Carolina: Mrssrs. c. Cox, j. L. Hnghes, u. W.
Wasson, J. j. Scott, B. w. Glover, T. L. Jennings,
w. t. Mcral, u. r. Riley, Charles Agar, A. j.
Naplo
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The ALTERED MARRIAGE SERrIcE.-The
late Jas. Silk Buckingham, NJ. p, in hi, au1"bi.
ography says: "W While working at The Ciarrn-
don Press, Oxford, it was currently runlored, that
some of the young practical j"kers OF The Uni.
versity, when. the sheet containng the marriage
service was about to be worked off as finally
corrected. unlocked tho forI;, took out single
y, and subsIiled in iis place the letter K. The
result was, that when the sheets were printed,
that part Of the service which rendered The bond
irrevocable, WAS so changed rs to make 1t easIIy
dissolved, and the minister TO AK the parties 1t
they would love, comfort, honor &C., one
another 50 long as ye both snail IKE"
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PHILADELPHIA Medical College.

VIZ are indebted to uur young friend AMI relative,
S. G.. NJ, for a Catalogue Of the Faculty. ~ Students
Of Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, Po. This
ins,itriioa seem. he pnpnr ever with South
ern studen,s. Out Of $40 now within its walls. 272
are from our side of the partition line. Twenty-Five
Of these arc frum South Carolina Of whom thre. or
four live in EIgefed. The cuegiate Fees amnuntt to
something over hundred dollars per session, with an
extra thirty q. graduation.
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\ TO " b. Il. s."

We cannot undertake to correct and pnnciHate your
article. ], would require atmnst rewriting from be-
ginning to end. Correspondents cannot expect so much
of US. Send US revised and improved copy OF
your piece, and we will chcerFully comply with your
reouest 10 publish.
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BIRTH ExrRAoRprYARY.-The last number of
the Herald, published at Camden, Ark, contains
the following:
A few day. since negro womrn belonging
to Col. John Dockery, the worthy President of
our railroad, was delivered OF four children ut
one birth-three girls and one boy; their aver
age weight rs seven pounds each. When last
heard from, the mother ard her little darkies
were doing well: The Colonel has named the
children after his f,vorite enterprise, Mississippi,
Ouach,a and Red River Railroad, giving the
girls The names of the three rivers and calling
Il e boy Railroad
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J-noynidnI,ly Deferred.

THE letters of Hons \. T. BUTLER and j.. S
BRooKs upon the subject or ,lc CINCINNATI C"nven'
lion were among our selections for the present fsne,
bu, are uaroiiably pusIpnned. Upon the principle OF
he,er la.e than never, we will try tn lay them before
our readers next week.
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The Forthcoming Agricultural Paper.

THE Executive Committee the Stale Agrlcn ura
Society have elected Col. A. G. SUMNER ed'"rol the
contemplated Agricultural Journal. We shall Look or
its appearance with eagerness, and wiIhon' doubt
as to its excellence 1t is hoped that lis pubca'ln
will be begun at the earliest possible day.
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{. .Dnlsy."

WlIir sweet nom dc plirms 1t poetry of1tsefi,
whether we consider the exceeding beauty of the lit.
Il. wo,, or the meek oveess Of the flower II repre-.
sents We welcome the accomplished contributor
who comes to our columns in this suise. She Inns me
true poetic ven and shall expect many oulpourngs
Of her tasteful muse.
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TIE JEWEL CONSISTENCY.

A few Years since, the decision of South Carolina
went forth, clearly and Enthusiastically, against tl'e
prac,icaby Of efftciing, any good in the cause OF
Southern Rights except by sympathy and concert WIN
.ur cosiaies III III. SonlIi hemadrity or her people
50 determined, and the minority bowed TO the decree
a, in dnty bound. Hard as it 10 surrender the
hoprs whrh many Of had conceived in vie" ol
separate State action did surrender them once
and forever in Difference 10 the policy which sIaisd'
In their place we accepted The assurance, that when
ever any of our sister save-s,ates should advance
platform of principles cunsonant with the complete
mautainance of lhe rights Of our section, son'h
Carolina should join them heart and soul in any line
Of ncron likely to achieve the triumph Of those pfin'
cipes.
Now we contend that this contingency has hap
p.n.d in The late movements of the people Of Georgia,
Florida and Alabama with reference 10 the Cincinnati
conyenii,n They have declared that they 81 into
this nesting upon the highest sou.''ern and States.
rights grounds And one of them at least has specially
invited nl tue southern States to unite with her IN
making the occasion subservrnl 10 southern ends and
son,hern ineresls-And ret there nre some, among
III. yeryInen that brought Slate into the secondary
position she now occnpies, who nsc. to ft up their
hands in holy Horror at The simple pfopo'itloh to sr'
cede to Georgin's rrasopah!e rgnes that Ne should
cooperate with her in-;working out The 'tiumPh OF
southern principles. Has consistency ceased TO be
level, Or has South Carolina Toiiiics degenernted
;,,, a, ,;msical mbpci,ityf
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By private letter from Washington, We learn 'hat
apprehensuns of war with England are rather on
the increase TIE disposition in every department 4"
the government to prepare for the event MS rapidly
nnSsible
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MINNIE RIrLEs-It appears, by recent Eng
lish papers, that the Minnie weapon must soon
be superseded I.ancaster's ellipiically-bored
cnrbinrs having been subjected t" various proofs
in the ar~ennls at Woowirh, her Slsjcsly's corps
of sappers and miners are now being armed
with them. These muskets have several quail.
ties which have caused them to be pronounced
superior in construction and power to the Min
ME rife, and have u range Of upwards Of 1000
yards.
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cltuIIofcl-RE Starr,

Ser S,arr's advertisement His house has for long
time been farorite one with 'hr good people from our
side of the river Bu, now he intends to make u more
.o Turn and see and when you 60 10 Augusta call
and try.
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Camden Awake.

TIE pcopl. of the old town OF Camden held
spirited Kansas meeting on the first Monday in this
month"; Thirteen hundred and fifty dollars raised
upon the spot, and the Journal thinks the sum will
reach s., 600.
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ON the night of Tuesday, the Goth ult.. George
w. Kimbrrll. residing near Fort Mill in this Dis
trirt, committed suicide by cutting his throat
with razor The act was committed in ut OF
insanity, under which the deceased had hren
laburinr for several days previous. He has left
n wife and children.-Yorkyic Ennnircr.
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CRIME IN ENGLAND.

There is seldom an English newspaper nowadays
that lt".s mt TEEN with the recital of crimes o every
grade Column after coimn is filled with instances
Of arsnn robbery, murder and all the less aggravated
hut not less disgusting mstemeannrs oi which the
aw takes rognsance. With all her b'asied judicial
excellence and legal safeguards to life, imh and pro:
pcrty, il may rot h. den-d TIM, she is behind her
American offspring in true civilization. And the
reason nanirsty is because her people are still Win
out The clcva,ng and enabling influences oi an en-
largcd Freedom.
Who has seen, in the widest ronghest portions
of American society," all instance Of gnt that surpas'
s:s in reckless alrocty, The following occurrence de-
tailed by the English journals Of the past month
MURDER OF 4 ASnLrcIToR.-Yesler,lay morning the
neghhnurlntH of BcLfrrl-row was disturbed by the
prrlralior of dreadful murder of 4 gentleman, ME-
tcurg. Waugh. Great lamcs.streei. Bedinr'Iow. ot
the firm of MessrS. Wang, and Mitchell the assassin
is Wr.irulr. formerly il client of Mr.. Waugh. Ii ap'
pears that The unfortunate gentleman was coming
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A RouGH Bed FELLow.-1'hcre is a good
story going the rounds Of the papers. told of 4
man in Arkansas who had been drinking till a
Late hour at night, and then started for home in
a state Of sweet obiviousness. Upon reaching
his own premises, he WAS too far gone TO dis.
cover any door to the domicie he w;' about to
inhabif, and therefore laid himself down in a
shcd which was farorite rendezvous for the
hogs. They happened to be out when the new
conner arrived, but soon returned to their bed.
The weather heing rather cold, they, in the ut
most kindness, and with the truest hospitality,
gave their biped companion the middle of the
bed, some lying on either side OF him; aud
others acting The part Of quilt.
Their warmth prevented him from being'in.
jured by exposure. Towards morning he aw"ke.
Finding himself comfortable, in the blisslnl lg-
norance of his whereabouts, he supposed HIM
self enjoying the accommodation of u tavern, in
company with other gentlemen. He reached
oat his hand, and catching hold of the stiff brls-
ties of hog exclaimed: "Hallo, my good
friend, you've got a-of \ benrd!-%fhcn
did you shave last!"
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.NpREw JACKSON doneIson.

Parson Brownlow says it is arranged to pr'"s the
name of his nominee for Vice President in the above
s,yle in order to make him run we'll. Hear him:
81, has been understood, as arranged, that Maj
Donelson would be put on the ticket with Andre"
Jackson in big LETTERS and 'Done!son' invisible, and
then the Old Line Democrats would think that OLD
Hickory had come 10 liie again!'
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,.ey In leu Of giving copy Of his remark. at
The meeting Of March 3rd, Mr.. &. D. TiLLMAS has
promised for our columns letter up"n the subject
then considered. 1t may he expected shortly.
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The Liverpool Albion says, it has been re.
solved ty England and France, to dispatch Two
special messengers to the river Platte, with a
view to concert measures with Brazil, for the
nreroution, in future, Of occurrences such rs
have recently again rendered some of the finest
PORTIONS of the east coast Of South America /"
prey 10 revolutionary license.
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rv Among the mportat,uns by the Northern Light'
brought to Boston last week from Calcutta was one
bo, containing three Hindoo gods lhey were en'ef'a
a, tho cusoa,house "as objects Of TASTE Talueo ~
as only, and admitted duty free.
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EATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIrAL OF THE STEAMER AFRICA.
New YogK, March S.--The steamer Africa
has arrived, With Liverpool dates to the 23d uls.
.. LIVERPOOL, Feb. %.
Cotton was quiet, owing 10 the s,rngency in
the money market; aud there having been large
receipts Of Middlihg and lower grades Of Or.
leans Cotton, those qualities have declined IL Cd.
other descriptions were steady. Sales OF the
week 10000 bales, including 1000 to sp.ru!a.
tors.
:. Breadstuff. had slightly advanced.
Consols had advanced to 9l. :
The Messrs Rpthschid had taken the whole
English Loan. -. ,....y ~
The Peace Conferences we're progressing ia:
vorablr ....-...
SEcoxp TcH.-The quotations Of Cot:
ton are: Fair Orleans SD, Middiing Upland
l3.l6d., Fair Upland Gid. Stock lSo' 'ooo bales
inclnding $4,000 tales of American.
The general news is unNmportant.
The whole amount of subscriptions TO the
English Loan reached f30,0oo,O00.
Russia continued immense warllEe prcPara-
tons.
SOMETHING OF A FAMttY.-A correspondent
Of the Urbana Citizen. writes from bourbon
county, Kentucky, about family as follows:
"The old gentleman is native of Maryland
and is now in his roth year; was brought to the
State of Kentucky when quite young, and has
raised his family in the above county, consisting
of six sons and three daughters
He then proceeds to describe the family, all OF
whom are six feet in height, the tallest being slS
feet eleven inches and the lowest "a dsughter)
six feet two inches-the aggregate height OF
the whole of them, eleven in number, being
seventy feet The father weighs 200 pounds
the mother 255, and the children from $50 to
26o pounds. Their aggregate weight is $500
pounds The writer adds:
"The family are all living except The young
est daughter, are all wealthy, and of the t'rst
families of Kentucky. must add that severa
of the grand children are over six and hall
feet, and still growing"
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have been on the Buic since she was hnilt over
five years since and will last as long as the ship with
out repairs besides having the advantage Of being
always tight, and ready for instant use, they are hte
proof. The government, Of the United States have
lined their coast with the metallic boats, mostly OIL ac
count of lielness and being able TO dart over reefs
and rncks To board wrecks. These experiments were
made by special directions Of the B"anl Of Admiralty,
in presence. Commander Bev is, H. ~, Whose report
we understand has been entirely in favour Of these
metallic buals Us substitute for those III present. use.
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For tho Advertiser.
Kansas Meeting,

CANE Brake, March Sd. 1856.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16
500 IA eward.
Nashville Nursery and Fruit Gardens
rwO MILES NORTH OF NASHVILLE.

Tw0 MILES NORTH or NASHVILLE
NEAa run ma or LaUHviLE AR NAsaviIIs RaAoAD.
TNuE Subscriber as Of the largest Aad most
i select uasnls q haaded and 6rAf.ed ktGOaH
aREaS ever odrFvd IN TsnDeSee
FAETOF
Apple Pears Fsachss thenies, Plas, Apricots. Meta
rles simonds, kngish saats. sPsnlaA Chesnass, k'
oxfts &C. heaees-
EssrSrsu. shade an oFnassafai Trsss shrubs Roses.
Dahl Ae
Aiso N rooted one aud tso year old GsPs-vnss-A
o. the Il hardy SORTS.
Ever, Ind Ase variety Il Falt Al his essaeasns we're
seeet, N Fes 70 tteir Ffsst sdaIAion 70 The sod
and climate n tas ana the AZ lnlnE etafsA And larger.
hsalthy And thirty veil rossd ast 10 be
found In any soontTy.
Trees ana rsnss pAsksa ssd laesed e 50 sais b.
wagon, rtsreae o. sts4ubest any defiance.
EseythlsE sid At ths NakhvEs Nursery ana fruis Gar
asss ussrrusfed tfue q
packagss dsivsfes any pospt IL The city r sArrs.
lneFal ascpuet naes rAisiatoe pr<s % thlts Shs
ineledc q thca.snd Or tFess IN siuft- order.
CssAogar uisk naass ana pres ean Be- had, Erata On
osaers ,olsssssd and promptly apsDas To-
EW Tsns-ceah- Pres iOw.-G
Address T. C. IIEHY,
d. -ststssd AssA sEle, feha
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IL those indebted TO the late firm Of w. B Plummer
y Co., also, that Of Ro Co. respect lily requested
to come forward ana make Tavment by the 6rst day
next, their successors DESTROYS Of closing the
old business.
We all times he found at the old stand No 20
Union street ldec4-if1 RORR CKANFuRT
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Fine Turkey Opium,
Pure Nitrate Silver,
CollOdiOn.
Phosphoric Acid,
Oxide Silver,
" Copper,
ProtO Carb. Iron,
Per. Chloride Iron,
Lactate
Soluble Citrate Iron,
Glycerine,
Iouide Potash,
ChlOrofOTm,
Precip. Ext. Bark,
Morphine Sulpr
Sulph. Quininr,
valerienate Of ouinine
lodide +"
Iodine, 2esublimed,)
Cooper's lsiuglass,
Fluid Ext. NaleTian,
Isingiass Adhe siye Plaster,
Pure Cod Liver OIL,
East India Castor Oil,
WedgWood Mortars,
nrfe
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
w NOTICE TO SHIPPERSI ~
Es5sSsg3 s9az-9 sgs5Esa 80 All

1 MIL n" Teunesre River g Is rebuilt Pr duee and
- Mercht nde viii be ivan, ipped the river
sean bo"ts a. bges au be subjected TO dray ages.
Shi pcrs are notified that al roos The in
pack ages Dsuc nj nr tn nre protection 81 N rontents
viii be rejected train vii nos be resolved xcrpt in heavy
snahurs or Gunny Bags The light hin SACKS n he re-
fused eren az ne ~ ~ tie Dtre, the labor and
necessary 20 rrpai vii greatly Tetari The trznshp-
ing. ami be performed The Agents Of the -oad
specially Ia trusted grain at heir respective
stations unless The sack " My and d nciy
and accom- a1i'd By nrdsro Shipment We per-
mi the drpois q Used houses for grain
''uce when ths TO be- held o. suits the convent
Of OWu~r shipper 20 vrd-r frwar Wheat 70 chat.
anoogt viii he charged cents and cents per busheI
BON Iuahcms aud ~ stations ~ Tennessee river
and from Nashv he ud all stations q tn shoma, Wheat
will be charged 10 cents and per bnshel WIS
key viii be u barrel Nashville 10 On alta
Al nrcle- of eight des grated Tar as lst
a. 3rd and 4h css E be carried az PRESENT TART rates.
a. ! ANDr RSON
y A Rsilroad
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Patent Medcnes will be pubishsd - 800 per column
sai n or AIS sri- Seeky-Niih e. Tor each renewal.
eEmboats running % New Orleans al % chAfged wy
he season, and when running " - LOUIS NihehaAi
xc sib ior lie season u noi than aN months.
sFThe privilege Of Yearly Advertisers l. strcty limited 70
their o. imneats and regular Ddsincssi and the
Of an Advertising firm Is not condefed ~ neaahs 'hAt
OF ID or individual meubcrs.
Advertisements published ~ Intervals, W. Neehf OF
oathy charged 81 per square or he hrt ana ~ ca
OF every Subsequent insertion.
C4s 10 become candidates. VII % inserted ~
ether b. paid feT Invariably IN advances
Announcing candidates for County aud State ooes tAna
fer municipal Offices e. 10 be a IN advance IN s'siy IN
All Saseressnsat Cor strangers tFahssns persons to be
Idsertsemens not marked on the copy Cor specified
dime gill be inseFted an feroid aud payment eAAciea
NJ alvertiseulcnts cas- Be inserted gratultq1sly.
An Advertisements Tor charitable nzutions, nfe eonpA"
ses ward town. and other puhc meetings, tucadhg rei-
rIous notices O. be charged hall price.
Ms-anFes and draths publishes ~ news. - VeH-
uaaiss tributes Of respect, and funeral ns@ona - ohe
49, sdvsrissrs and an others sending eomnanieA
requiring notices designed 10 ea astsnn 70 FAIRS,
norees Concerts, any public enteftAnsornts, shess
eharges are made for adaAnse al note o. pfitese $3.50
sKti ns every notice design ~ call aenhon 70 psese
nterrses calculated O. intended y pfeois ndtidean
esrs. en- only inserted with se undersAdng hsA the
ss~~ 4 20 bs paid for n inserted In The editorial eolan
csa b. Only The dscreon 81 tr edofn NE haes
sll be charged at ne nae Of no. sss An ~ se ~ ne
Tss nsrr.ena pubishsrs " daily and ~ sesky pAfSrs
A pledge ourselves st ty % adhere % he above
Nj Il prices and IN iuslAncs % eefiAts RON ths
swim. Ayh8AN a a.. tstFipt ut1of
a u qokBEff co., Onion and Amerean-
fr- VIZ BANG 90. hsbneg oahss-
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CASH ION MnRAT-

tWE are prepared 10 Pay he RICHEST MARKET
w PRICE 81 ~ heat nnd Germ. al - Nash
vie CITY MIA and desire ali lke wbe4t Growers eve
cal betcFe selifE elssuhsre ike&ae ahaA - pre.
paFr % eKch4uSr four Or WHEAT sch tert.i a. u
b satlsf4csosy. q. HAMMOND 4 co.
Prise 10 Wheat cean. . tArough
eHILD's GRAN sEPARATORs.
isii-rsv~s G.R co.
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RATES OF ADVERTIsING.

Newspaper propretors generally and especially OF this
dty the uSages and regulations preva=ng
called upon perform labor without remanera-
hon than any other class Of community. The grauitous
publication Of charity and religious advertisement and CON-
unicatons tributes OF respect obituaries &e &C, which
only be inserted heavy cost 10 the proprietor Inn
poses upon them burden on0rous that they feel called
upon, sedeence, check the abuse, by making such
publications charge extent 81 least the par
lies immediately Interested. In this they are bat fol-
lowing the example Of the press other cities npeed by
sense OF its Intrinsic propriety, Imperative duty
themselves subscribers have therefore, united togeth
mutual agreement upon the loving specified terms
or disqualification Of these well every sort Of regular
business advertising.
Hor each square y lines less Of BREWER 10 lines
less al nOnparei for The ist insertion. ~
BoTesoh additional insertion, per sQaare....-..... u
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fgEGGa.AR
NASHVILLE AND CINCINNATI PACKET.

hk Asw Lisht DssaxAt stssnsr, c-n
Il &ENkAIf-slk, ltl-aftA.,
PIX. DsHkLss. Master ~ zzlzl * zssst2rzsA
niiesve NAshvihs every orT Tpxfas - osriCek a.
a 9 ntiase Ia traded -siug seasun. A. HANfLros,
se8-em krent
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NASHVILLE, sMITHIAHD AND PADUCAH
pAcYET

THE Splendid Passenger Steamer a VII
/ BLANCHE LEWIS, q SHAW, Eg7glfFTss1
Mister THIS steamer is being a&z-zzszsf zszf1a
finished Louisville and will he here Nv The LIST Of Novem
ber and in the above all the Her nne
sommodations for passengers, combined with her Heh
drsught make hr Of lie BEST adopted ats th'
Cumberland river trade. A. HAMILTON,
oet22- 6m Agent.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

Cabinef Maker aud umdertaker.
Dkds e4Ee = iEr - frsnds snd ne putc gsasrnily,
ID tk 30 kccfs constantly hand Ctas ~ every g.
srFrlien ths ptasrl Ia eaa
ghf 4Ed exhaasied Cers tas - ase ~ pr.
feryius ne Cps, tsEeeT ulh god Hcarsss 4nd oEses
ai.a ever tang neerssafy ser oariaA.
Aefders hen a. ny wars asos Ne ~ coepsrs' balltins
Cbcrfy arrest siHt PrCnpiy 4ltfnsd ~ bdih ay ans
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16
REGULAR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI & NASH
WILLIE PACKET

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IL comuodous lign raugh steam g7E3Ceesstt9ets45
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Ter, will run regularly above, and all intermediate
landings Being exceedingly sht tT inches rrauRh) wi
supe accommodations for passvngeTs and Capable OF
maSing quick tips, solicits public patronage.
" orders ie with either Of the undersigned for freight
either way will meet prompt attention
u. II. HAR ISON, ,.,
oct22-6m A. HAMILTON, agents