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JApoS.-On lit dams lie "Moniteur de Ia
Flotte:'
Nus d~erlliares correspondence des ners de
Chine mentionnent une %nouve.le tres interes-
sante.
I.emperenr du Japon, ponr resondre les
questions auxquelies lonnent lieu les tral'es
recens quill u fats avec plnsienfs DIES grandes
~pussances de l~'liurope ct de FAmeriu'e, a
tenn. lie % juin. a Yedo, capiIale de son emi'l-
II, une assemblee solennleiIe dies pr%ifcipa,x
%seigneurs ct DIES personnayes les pus inilueuS de
81 cOur.
IL a etc decide, dams cette reunion, que deux
ports de l%'elnpire, celui de Nangasaki ct cellll
de Hakokadi, s~eraient onverts aux navires de
t'a'es les nations qui ponrraient y talre leu's
operations, lenrs approvisionnemens, Ell y
etablir des depots de charbon; que, de plus,
tous les antrcs ports de l'empire %seraleill ou-
,verls aux uavires en- dangers qni ponrraleHi y
chercher IN refuge, mais qui n'auralent pas le
erolt dy sejourner.
Aucan stranger ne poarra pene'rer dams
imterletr de le,npire sans me permission Spe-
Gale dl chef lie l'Etat. QUAINT a la question
commerciale, il ma encore etc rien statue ; !e
droit de commerce avec le Japon a etc mainte-
M exlusivement en- favour dies Hollandais ct
dss Chinois, qui lie possedent depms longtempss,
gu sont soumis a une surveillance tres penn
Ole. ct qui, pour lears operations. ne ,psossedeh1
quun seul marche, cclui de Nangasakl.
La vote dams %laqne'!e entire lie gouvernement
%]la.ponais est %importante. Jusqu>ici ancun ma
wire stranger ne pouvait mouiller dams les
ports da Japon, nj sly reparer on sly ravlta'l-
Ter. La decision de ID cour de Yaao constitute
done un grand progress. 81 la Chine. 10 Co
c%nlnehine, l'empire d'Anam ct tons les EfatS
Sosins aaoptaient Ia meme po!iiiqne, les rap
ports de lextreme Orient avec lie res'e an
monde Sc modiieraient de 10 maniere la plus
complete.
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A VIS.--Le soussigne ayant achete tous les
"A droits, titres ct intercts de NJ. L. Gusman Is
forge, dams ct pour les Marchandises, Complies, etc,
de l'ancienne societe dc Ney & Estorge, est mainte-
nant exclusivement charge de la liquidation ct di
reglement des ~affaires dc la dite sOciete. Ceux qui
doivent a cette societG auront la complaisance de SC
p~resentir au soussigne. BENoIT. Il
Opelousas. IS Octobre, 1856.
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nROGUES, MEDICINES Ell PAR
~ FUMERiE FRAICHE.

DRoGUEss,, ,l M ,,GlS Sn,Iasr Er PAR
;. ?: h j, al .s AEsRAsp Ds, \ g.; \, y%lennen'G IA
~,.DRoGuES, MEDICINES Ell ARTlGLL DE
TL FANTASIA.
Tx Entr'autrcs lon trolvcia chez eux un jolt
"a choix de
portes-M onpaic; PAPER et Envelopes dc Fantuisie,
Can't Anglais pour DANES; Savons de Toileti.
Purfums; llau dc Cologne de Jean Marie Fnrtnai
Poudre pourla Figure; rtigres 81 Gao1tch6uc;
%Ilroaes d Dents de toutes qualities;
QUlNlNE FRANCAlS. prix feduiti
peintures; liuilcs; .yerItis; veyres 4 Wires;
Pincea,,x, siroll Pcutolul do Ducongd.
SlROp DE BRlANT pour le rhuinei
Pastillcs lie CONNIE, Conseiyes do Citrpns,
Pate d. Jujuhe, Esusde-yic, Maddye,
Vim d'Oporto, Porter do L0ndrcs dune
qualita sipfrieuie.
Clarion do Dclloqpe, Uigitaliue,
pastille dlp6cac pour e~nllilts, Dragees yefrnii0s
60 de Suittorine, Perlex d. Either.
REMEDE ANTIGOUTTEux du Dr.. Lavllie.
Kouiso, rcmtde oontre 10 yer solitaire,
Lanccttes, Mvieis, papicrs,
Livre, dc complies, cncrc, plnines mttaliques.
iTABAC d priser.. a cfi1uer Vt y .funner, Biberons,
Clysopompes dun nouvcli inotele.
Un assortment complet dc medicines brevctses,
FRANCHISES. Anglaises et Amerlcatnos.
lie tout d bon marth6.
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MAGAsIN DE DEpoT.--Ie soussigne
Iva svenant a'ataiar un grand iiagasit de dsptt say
pAtehaHalays Yras de l'enhpuchure du Bayou Rouge
ilsprme les labstaus de q Big Cane Ct des ~enyirons
au'H rccevra, CT exptdira lc fret ct les marchandi
SEES qui scront condes d sea soina.
20 Scpterahre JOSEPH acEEIpE,
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vo,,y.r,oys.-M. Charles +. Carr q etc
s swms par lie president collector de la
n n9a""s i San Pedro, en- Californie, Ell rempla-
ao usnt de NJ. Williams, decide. NJ. Joseph
W' snvder a etc nom'ie essayeur de la mon
H. !, i San Faucisco, Ell Replacement de NJ.
Wizard destitute.
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A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %sucrierc
IA sur ~laquel!e lie soussigne demcnre, c%ontenant
pres de neul cent arpens de terre, don't 525 sont ell
tnurres, lie reste etant boise.
les amiliorations consistent en- une excel
fsT1sEfM lehte SUGRERIE, MACHINE A VApEuR.
lliIEM ct toute en- parsait ordre; une des millieures
reEsSS l.Ah maisons de residence du pays. La riches e
hen comm des terres, Ia situation, ttant II yuc ddil
des Opelousas ct a pen PRES deux miles ct demi de
Washington, en- font une des habitations les plus de-
sirahles de cette pagtie du pays.
Ies termcs scront plus liherales que tout autre pro-
priete que Ton puisse achetcr dams cette Paroisse.
Vujr DIR. j. A. TAYLOR,
Nov. 3. Opelousls, Paroisse st. Landry, La.
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r Il soussigne inlorme ses amis OF le public
IL en- general qn'il sew ttabtI dams 10 yi,lo al Wash.
ington, on II est pref d thire toutcs s0ttes de rcpara.
tions aux %voitures, les peindre, garnir, cte. n peint
nussi dos enselgnes, dcA 0rlGmeIts STIR dcs toiturc4
etc., etc. Par IA graude attention 4 l'oGvr6ge gui
hi seln conile, II espare intritcr un patronage libd-
rul. @ A.. GOING.
Washington, 80 aont 1866.
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DOSE TII1ERRY annonce aux Danes

DOSE T1IINRKY annoMce aux Dunes
III DIES Opelousas, qnelle arrive de Ia Nou- sesps
velle- Orleans avec I'm choix de nonyeautes $HSyEN
de modes, consistent principalement en- cha rSSSHs
peaux OF capotes, feurs altilicicl, robes de 80
sole, cachemire ct lempa, chales %velours, manteaux
de vclours ct draps, broderie, dantelle NOR, blonde,
valencienne. ruban, passementerie en- pai, 2ttange,
%,outons, ellie a aussi amend une eXcellcnte modste
pour les chareauX, ellie ouvrira son magasin dc con-
lection lie 20 novembIe dams In maisou il cite du
Theatre des Varieties il rencoigmre, vis-a.yis la mai
sou de residence de M. Felix King.
Opelousas, Is novembre 1856.
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r.,,,es lettres ou communications qui auront
~ afs,ires de ce bureau, devront atre inva-
E 'a,.rs mt adrssasaes aux " Edf ars du Patriotic des
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=, q, .yros.-Ol ecrit de Philadelphia que
~ E,sr,nn. don't laS-4inte await inspire de Sc
l !. s ina,ietudes, est entire en- conya'escence /:
1eu ssdecius assurent quill Sc retablira pronp-
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FUsI L--ssesesISnds O.

tYTENTE PUBN&8N &.--SNtee4t0nd4 Clof
,Ivsa uiIis uerJ q f5e5ltu II Efsv.nS d6efHfa$
M verta dfnn ordre d THonoyrbjs Corr g hi
e~nsantsur dams Ct pour K susdite psfoss soasiss
rencan, "a phas onhtsat q asnnt@
j .uat ~ Knvc,ssr NJ IaS& "A
. :. IS. $500. Z. N s1sxSS ssss1s
= ussnseIc VA a .zs.ss ssscSs y -
Cataro, "a Propfsete auivents, seyoas
UN MOKCEAV ~ 4sEltMA
stsn. i. Sern,Ar. ,6dSsnes Il 4 Z
d6csdae e;tnA dnns "a fsafnvnf * fS3E
Serca n, a Sssps -. WA " Ann Il Nisas naiIn Ess
AZ Sora ! - s.Srss ~ sTdsss
M Hiaxand.. Eonssnat : TSsSs scr - 7terf@ nd
~ WscIrsLw ~ = 1s0ssSx rs,sI@ tsyyS n
yaSsm. R;rshSa snrt~ssnt : $3.50 !sx. Sfss,ssl1
ons ~ asSa M.n'' T,ss,ns ~ s.s.c sc i 49, ~ sr IA viii
oAAe s'is''s 'ee'"o'
BdTISSES EFT AMELl0kAIIONN@
nm, - trouv.rt. s
"a s1st ss,,p - xytsnr rrppr 6M
49, ~ 4 s.
etue dans y Pfnsae MaH1u ~ S9nsena9t n
cent quarante acres; ~ Doin IS IS 81 Messssa$%
terre seront annoucees e lonr.d g q veness
& 9 ESCLAVES,
q Jes deny sexes ct de- dlaxysna area.
49, ~ ~Al
SAVIOR
hVuls, as de ~ ana
LIN MY W sS Ans
Frank, sei Dc u an;
jim, age de ~ ans
ALFRED, ag6 de II ans
BEIsEf age de " ans,
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A Wis AUX BOULANGERS.--Le prix
"A de la farine fraicl,e etant 81 90 sur lie marche
de la Nouvelle- Orleans, les Boulangers sont ,equis de
donner 23 onces de pain pour dix cents, dnrant la
semaine prochaine.
Bureau de Police de Ia Vile des Opelousas, Is No
vemhre, 1856. M. kGNlSON, President.
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A yENDRE.--Un beau lot de potcanx
N pour barriare, de lii premiere qualite et une
%quantitt de pienx dc six pieds de la plus belle quail
te. oui peuvent servir au lieu de mtrains de trois
pieds pour couvertulc, a vendre a bon marche pour
du compliant, par
Washington, 10 Juliet 1856.
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TEMpETE SUR LIE Lac MIculGAN.--Une VIC
iente ,empe,e a soutlle sur lie lac Michigan lie
70 ct II octobre. lie steamer a helice Toledo
sest perdu; sur quarante-trois pcrsonnes qul
Sc trouvaient a bord. trois settlement )" SOFT
,anvees. Tn grand nombrc de goele'tes ct
aautres pctites embarcMtions ont etc Jettes a
Ia c6tes.
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.oUvEAU MAGAzIN DE DEPOT A

Les soussignes, ayant pris lie Magasin de Depotte-
nu ~autrefois par Messicurs Anderson 81 Thompson,
r~ccevrcnt ct expedieront ayec soin ct promptitnde
tout lie fret ct marchsndises qui leur seront comics
J.B. A. FONTENOT,
II JOHN LYONS,
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A BON MARGAE POUR DU COMP
"a TANT.-JEssE HurcnINcs, ayant .rGtabli "a
forge dams l'anciennc maiso, cOnnu sous 10 nom Dc
10 forge de LetOnrneuf, est maintenRNt, ct eerA tCu-
jours prot i executor toute soIte d'ouvrage apparte-
nant d son metier avec promptitnde, . has prix pour
du compliant.
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A VENDRE.-Une terre situe6 sur lie cote
n Quest du Bayou plaquemine ct c%ontenant 4 900
acres ellie c%onsiste en- grande partie, en- bois de cons
~truction tel que, Chene. Frene, Pin. ETC., de lay y
Cette situation pour une Tannerie, surpassc toute au-
tire dams lEtat lie la Louisiana, VII Ia facilite avec la
0neIle, on pent Sc procurer des peaux ct des GEORGES.
La distance nest Que % miles Sud des Opel00 As.
Les ter1nes seront ayantagenx aux acqnerelirs. Pour
Mus ampies infofmations s'adresser d o. +. Stanton,
i Plaquemine Brulee.
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GkN DE RECOMPENSE,--y ole h
pCV hord du steamer Effort, h Washington, lie
une montre en- or a double boitc, M j. T,biaR, Ly,
erpool, avec une forte chaine en- or. Les h~orlogers
ct autres personnes aurOnt la complaisance do hire
bien attention.
La susdite r6compense scra page a celul qui me Ia
rendra, en- s'adressaut d
THOMAS II, BRADY, Morlin a scic,
rue des Magasin i l'eneoigInre dc Ia rue Girod,
~ NOuyelle-Orleans
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minis 81 10 retraite dc fhomme. Au point
,precis indiqa6par li, dams Ia cave du menui-
sier Couvef sS0us deux tonnes de Charlton ct
trois poucd< de- debris on de poussierc, on de-
terra nne c4isse en- bois, renfermant Ia cassette
de ferblanc. Onire les bijons ct divers papiers
personneIs, celleci contenait une somme assez
ronde en- or.
Qnand le tout fat en- lieu de sArete, on on
|parla 4 Carpenter, en- lui reprochant davoir
persiste a dire gull nayait rien apporte 90
Etats-U mis-.
-Maiss ce nest rien, en- er il, avee
I'm beau sang-froid.
lie mot est caracteristiqne.
A lhenre on nous e~crivons, duA Ne, Car
pentier nest pas encore revenu de Ia Nspefac-
ton OH Ia jete son arrestation. II Sc en-
conjectures sur 10 maniere don't il a pu e6, de-
coavert ct livre. Une Seule personnes parAit-il
possedait le secret de 50 retraite ct &c nest
point de Ia qua pu venir III declaration. Il
est probable que le mystere he sers jamais
eclairci, car le yisitenr anonyme auquel on
dot cette capture u disparn apres ayoir tenu
SEES promesses ct touche le prix stipule. Ell Sc
gardant bien de rien livrer qui put METRE SUI
sa trace. gF4
MADEMoIsRlLn RAcnEl.-Ies Iettres d.
Paris nous apportent de nouyeaux details SUI
Mile Rachel. La Presse persiste a dire que Ia
alebre tragedienne passera lhiver sur unt
cangue qui s,ationnera sur le Nil sans veniI
TOUGHER tcrre. Ellie a prepare elle-meme
ayant de partir, tous les ac,es relaliis a !,
pente de son hotel ct dc ses diyerscs proprietes
Tontes ses derniere dispositions ont etc iaite
avec un grand calme, don't ellie ne s'est pas de
partie ~lorsqu'il s'est agit de fnire SEES adieuX
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HORDONNIER.--Le soussigne,, ayant TO
~ pris les afflircs a son ancien ftahisse. -
ment Do chaussures, recemmcnt occupe par0~
Lem X Ackcr, inforne ro-peetuensement II public
quill cxecntera avec promptltude ct idtlite tout OH
vrage qui hi seia eontie, ct s~ollIcite une part du pa
tronage. SEES prix seiont has pour dn compliant, Vt
du compliant settlement. mars.
JACOB PEFFERKORN.
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Whole Tickets sl0;-Halves IS; Quarters, ESQ.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
There so 000 Tic let's numbered from 10 0OO0 There
are 1918 Prizes amounting TO $2o4 Ooo
The drawing takes place in pnb under the superintend
ence Of two sworn Commissioners.
The Numbers from TO 30 900 corresponding with those
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips Of paper
encirced with small tin tubes and placed In wheel
The FIRST II Prizes similarly printed and encirced are
placed in another wheel The wheels then revoved, and
Number drawn the wheel Of Numbers and at the
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel The
be and Prize drawn out opene and exhibited TO the
audi nee aud registered BY the Commissioner the Prize
beng placed against the number drawn This operation is
repeated until all the FRIES are drawn out
Approximation Prizes.
The two preceding ant the two succeeding Numbers 70
hose drawing the hrst III Prizes will be entitled to the IS
Approx nation Priz ~ according 10 the S,heme.
The u 600 Prizes Of IS determined by the number
which draws the $4,000 prEsifth number should be
will BE- entitled 10 IS, Il even number then every even
number ticket viii be entitled TO SIS addition TO any other
prize which may be drawn.
All those tickets ending With O. q :, g. eVen-an
those ending with |, 3. 5. I, Q are odd
E Remember that every Prize dragD, and payable in
full without deduction.
t- An Prizes OF 900 and under pa immediately after
a. drSwngother at the usual time OF thirty days.
in full without deduction.
All communications strictly confidential The drawn
numbers viii be forwarded to purchasers Immediately after
tie drawing.
Prize Tickets eashsd or renewed in other Tickets either
Office.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
As hSf ofthe Tickets guaranteed TO draw IS
will sell Certificates Packages q 10 Tickets Todd and even
Al that the 10 Tickets (Which those decided by the
number drawing the Capital draw the amount guar
antevd accrues to the purchaser.
Certificate 81 Package OF 10 Whole Tickets eco
10 H4n .-.....,..... Sc
10 Quarter ....:........ Is
Address orders for Tickets Ceraea,es Of Packages Of
Tickets, either to g. SWAN CO, Atsnts, Ga,
ors SWAN Montgomery, Ala
aug29 orJ. G. HUGGiSs, Box s Nashville, p o.
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Pianos and musIc.-we learn that Horace
Waters, Of sss Broadway, Y agent for the sale Of many
q the mo't celebrated makers Of Pianos aud Meodeons Is
offering them at prices which avss all who desire 10
purchase to avail ,hcmelyes Of He is also selling large
and welknown Catalogue of Music third OF nom the
regular prices and win forward the free Of postage
His offers TO the trade, teachers and Schools
favorable eharace7a Of which he will be able 10 ell to the
letter. for having wisely adopted the system The
Horace Water amos known among the very best
We enabled to speak Of those with some
degree Of confidence from personal knowledge OF their
esllent tone and durable quAlty.-R T. Erdngelif.
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~ IcHcllc uIIfcul uuhE PlItNast VI
initial 81 s. o o
Ti.Ests $40 90: Halves Is 90, quarters saso.

TTIIta atloulIin8 F'e
Tickets $40 co. Halves IS 90, Quarters S2-50.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
me BOO prizes 81 tSk, detcrined ~ TIE senber
shh The IS go pFEef that nafaees shoaid be
ed nuheF then every oad naEher kst IN The echems
vii BE- entitled g. So nauber thea every
nauber ticket whs safted 20 - ~. IN 1adon - Any
other Prize Whlch may be draWn.
Purchasers N esgiag eqnz quantity 81 odd and even
pubsra cAes wih eertaa u drasinE nearly ose half
he ct q The sAne uk eknncea of obiaalaE ether pse
An those sicksts eodlng Win o. 3 g. s. are sveR-ah
thoss eadins sith I, :. q 7, .. are odd
Prrsons srnAng moaey ~ NAL aeed not eaF ils being
etcntial. Bsnk Notes q soand banks takun - par.
Thast Wishing P4ftcg5AT nnuaben ahoad efdsr izias-
F-ordsrs saaresssd 70 JAMss wmfss. BoE Sc. NASH
vile frnu., I'll Is ProupllF ai.spdad =. e
SAAss =. wisTkRs aaaseer,
3 rsplesatw HAcoN. %.
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ADRIp Loss.-When the democracy were

A DEAD Loss.-When the democracy were
getting up their grand torchlight procession
they spproprat I'd three hundred dollars to pay
for banners on which were to be inscribed mot
toes descriptive Of thejoy which the unterrifed
felt at the news which they expected to get
from the Lumber State. But thugs went all
wrong,Ia nd the democracy were "aid out fiat"
SO the banners were not used, and the three
hundred was q bad investment. In this con-
neCtion, as they say in New England, it is
pleasant 10 quote what the organ Of the niger
driving democracy says of the result in Maine:
-,"There is a great deal of noise over this hule
affair, but there is no harm Done" Nnl Per-
haps not! Wait ill November.-N y Her
aid
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70 g.. TGhpH.

The gentleman that wss mobbed at Tullahoma will
speak at Market House TO night
Americans rally at the Market House to night
Mr. Isbel will give yousn interesting speech. Come
and hear him Show him that you properly appreciate
his devotion to your prineiPles-that you are ever
ready to vindicate the constitutional rights Of the
freedom Of speech and opinon-that you are oppos.
ed TO all mob-law. Mr.. Henry Nancy viii fol.
low Mr. Isbell
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FEvER AND AdUE cured without using Quinne, Arsenic
Mercury Opium any Of the poisonous drugs danger
compounds generally resored 20 by from this
long drawn, All citing aud annoying Of all diseases by
re5ortnS to Carter spanish Mixture which contains
cf the above deeerous substances but ehecuay
and fully by acting specifically the Liver and Skim Puri
tying the ooi and expeng the remains old medicines
With which the system been coggsd opening the pores
Of the body and allowing assist Itself breaking
mp the diseas and re,uperating ts energes.
See the Of Mr.. John Longdon Of Va he had sxed
and chronic Ague and Fever; ehs twice day for three
Nothing permanently cured him until he tried Car
ter spanish Mixture bottles Of which perfectly restored
him to health has he had chill since He only one
out Of thousand who has experienced the life renewing
effects Of this valuable purifier OF the blood.
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Are YOU Getting HALL

syour hair turning greyH Do you wish to cultivate good
Whskers and mOustachesl Your hair to be Soft SILKY and
gioyH Your head to be COOL comfortable and free ofdand
ruG' Mothers your children to have uxurant heads
ofhsirS Then BOoLEs HYPERION FLUID, which Heuer
ais in its unerrng effects Prices 20 50 cts 70 cts and
d so per bottle. Boge's Balm Of Cythea stands unri
vailed for eradcans tan i'd pimples and Identifying
complexion Price 80 CTS. Inventor and proprietor, W.
Boyle, Boston, and sold by Druggists everywhere.
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New York Arouscd.

The n. Y. Express of the 18th inst.
come to hand containing three columns and
half devoted to description Of the mag
nifcent Fillmore and Donelson demonstra-
ton which took place in New York City on
the night of the 18th We have room for
only the following paragraph this morning:
The great American meeting and procession
on Friday night was the most imposing poiti-
cal demonstration that ever took place in this
city. 1t was no boys meeting; it was no gath
ering of foreign. hirelings. But earnest and trne
whole-souled Americans turned out, - the
whole city as one man,-to vindicate Ameri-
can principles, and to do honor to the Ameri-
can candidates. We are very safe when we
say that this demonstration called out two
hundred thousand people. In Union Square
and neighborhood there were az least seventy
thousand persons, aad the procession and spec
tatols 10 the streets did not fall short of $780,
600 more. There were thousands of banners
in the procession, which was over FIVE miles in
length, aud the enthusiasm which greeted it
on its line Of march surpassed anything hereto
fore seen in Gotham. New York came out
nobly for Fillmore and Donelson.
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The Art Dyeing Human Hair.

II is but imperfecy understood by those who make
the gIeatet pretensiOns The of the popular Hair
Dyes Of the day may, for the time color the hair
to be succeeded by furnished green other unsghty ap
Boges Electric Dye is void Of these noxous
properties 1t instantly dyes the hair beautiful natural
black brown, which neither sunshine can tar
nish In the least and to make doubly sure
his agents authorized reuud the money II the most
perfect satisfaction Is not given Prices so cts OIL 90 and
81 so per Inventor, W. BooLK Boston, scd by
Druggists everywhere. my Billy
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-18
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
AMERICANS, RALLY |
A Speech from General ZolIicoffe1

Our distinguished representative will
address his fellow-citizens of Davidson
county, at the Market House, in Nashville,
on
SATURDAY NEXT, SE2TR GOTH.
upon the Political Issues Of the Day. 1t
is to be hoped that there will be general
turnout to hear this sterling patriot and
true-hearted American.