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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

JET ORNAMENTS Every variety Of jet.
JsT AND GOLD JEwELRY-Neckaces Bracelets Sets, &c,
At OSBORNE, BoARDmAs TOWNSHIPS,
No. ST Broadway, Of Spring-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27
DR.. TURNBULL,


From London)
IL g, BALTIMORE, where he msy be consulted
Ofhce hours from y a. m.
From The London Times
number Of scientific gentlemen assembled yesterday the
ko1ss Of DR. Turnbu witness results produced by
PROCESS recently discovered BY the Doctor and applied for
tae cure Of
DEAFNESS BLISDSEss
Between twenty and thirty patients attended, many OF
whom stated BY their parents had been born deaf and
dumb
They submitted to various tests by which proved
tbs their deafness had been cured by the application of
Dr. TURNBULL's REMEDIEs.
And what appears singular that whether the disease
parays of the auditory rupture of the
tvDpanum obstruction of the internal PASSAGE relief has
been obtained complete effected without delay pain
inconvenience.
Sewers. patients who represented that they had been
plstey blind, said that they could now
SEE PERFECTLY
We with the Messrs Chambers that Dr. TURSsULL
has by patience and genuty obtained grasp Of certain
Il sdcxneuts and methods, calculated to
CURE CAsEs OF DEAFNESS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

COPARTNERsHIP STEPHEN BRUSH has, THIS
DAY associated WALTER r. BRUSH, jr with himself under
tas Of BRUSH Co., for the purpose OF continuing the
PRosIos BUSINESS and their own account
No. s. Frontst, In this city New-fork nov L. 100.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-01
Prom N. New York Express Of "wednesday.
The Fillmore welcome n, New yorl


On Tuesday morning Mr.. Fillmore was called up
on by large number OF strangers and citizens in-
Guiding many of his old associates in Congress from
this and neghboring States, and many distinguished
and official persons from home and abroad. Among
the members OF the present Congress, We observe
MessTs. Edwards, Haven Of New York, Eustis OF
La, and among the late members, Messrs. Moore
of Pa, Randolph of n. j., and others also, Dir.
Hodge of Philadelphia, late Consul TO Marseies,
Luther Bradish, Mayor Hall of Brooklyn, Colonel
Anderson and several officers OF the army and navy,
who bear pleasant remembrance Of Mr.. Fillmore's
urbanty. Several committees have also been re-
ceived Delegations are in town all along the Cen
ira road, IRON Albany TO Buffalo, and on the Erie
road from Piedmont TO Dunkirk, asking his aecep-
lance Of invitations 10 stop by the way.
HorEL SoENEs Strangers have been pouring
into the city ever sun e Mr.. Fillmore's arrival
from the surrounding cities, counties and States
to witness New York's ovaL Va to her honored son.
New Jersey was well represented, and even Msssa-
ehusetts sent inconsiderable numberto testify
TO the kindly feelings Of the people there for the
candidate OF the people. Pennsylvania was in quite
lnll iorCe most OF the large delegation OF huns
bred citizens appointed at the Philadelphia meet
ings 10 welcome the ex.President and invite him TO
visit the CITY Of Brotherly Love--having arrived.
Every thing and almost every body in the city
wore holiday appearance-banners we're flying,
and hdgs are waving IRON the Exchange ana All
the public placrs-while even the water added its
mite to the general joy-Ibe shipping IN the harboT
al tesliyng The appreciation OF those Who man
them, OF the president, by general display OF
their bunting.
From Academy Hall. No. 65S Broadway, vas
suspended large banner with tue following aPpro-
pirate Inscription
hlLLARD FILLMoRE-
Statesman. yet lrieud to truth Of soul sincere,
10 action faithful, and in honor clear.
ANDREW JAosoN DoNKLs0S--
He knows the Fight, and dares the right pursue !"
The "stans and strpes" foaied proudly iron the
prominent baildings along the route.
From private dwelling along the Bowery, near
Houston street, was suspended small banner with
The following Latin inscription
"JANKs BucHASAS. Esq
Rarsus al ingeniam redit
TFa,islatioa-Iie is AZ bad as ever
THE DELEGATION TRoH PHILAaELPHiA- About
a hundred gentlemen from Philadelphia, delegates
authorised 20 invite Ne. Fillmore 70 vlslt Philadel
phia, wsre received BY him this aorning Ia the par
iors Of the S. Nicholas, where the Hon. Mr. Moore
late member Of Corgrsss fiom that ciis addressed
him.
Mr. FItIMoRKs REPLf-hr. Chairman, this an
txJeclsd wslcoms ifom the City Of Independence
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-01
Mr.. FILLMoRE's REPLY.

receive this congratulation with mixture of
pride and satisfaction. You have agreeably remind
ed of the many hard-fought battles through
which we have passed. and il has cratihed to
look round upon the faces of those who have been
so often associated with me in struggles for our
common country. Applause. Though now be-
long, sir, to the American party, which has grown
of the exigencies OF the times, yet there is not
| hope and trust, that difference of sentiment be-
tween US which should ALLEVIATE old friends APP
plause. You have spoken sir, of the defeat of
Henry Clay, in 1874 and you have alluded to the
of that defeat in our own State. There gen.
tleman, was the wound inflicted that began the des-
truction OF tile Wing party. There the cankcr
worm that gnawed it to the heart, and subsequent
" carried it to the grave. These painful reu>
iniscences, al, land let them pass. | foresaw from
that time that confidence gone here in this
State among the members Of the Wing party, and
that men could 10 longer act in harmony together,
when such a noble spirit sacrificed to passion,
or prejudice, or to any ambition that may have
stood i'll its way.
When in lS49 partly by the voice of the people,
and partly by that act of Providence that took
from US the then President elect and shrouded the
country in mourning, it so happened that l
without pledges, and was left TO administer the
Government-as it seemed to me the best interests
of all demanded. Nothing prevented my perform
ing my duty to my country, and to all parts OF that
country-North "a well as South Thus not only
the Wings, who elected me, rallied around me but
the Democratic party also; certainly that portion of
it which was conservative, and which responded to
my ardent efforts to administer the Government for
the good of all concerned Applause
Should it be my lot again to occupy the PresidenF
tia chair, trust not only to have the support Of
Old Line Whgs-the Wings of 1910, "A, '48, and
'52-but the support also of the old conservative
elements of the Democratic party. They together
carried nv administration through the trying
scenes of 1850, aud to them, in common with you,
were indebted for the order, peace, cOntentment,
and prosperity TINS, under Providence enabled
to give TO our common country. But have said
more then | had intended sir. | only wished to
thank you, and those old Wings whom see around
me, for thus extending to me their confidence and
respect Loud and prolonged applause followed,
by three hearty cheers for Willard Fillmore.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-01
from The Memphis tantD APPEAL

ave congratulate orr two American con-
temporaries on the fair, heightened and en-.
lighIened position which they have assumed
with reference To the Municipal election. Il
is placing Memphis on her old platform, that
of looking alone to honesty, capacity and fidel-
ity in the selection of Municipal officers. The
American party of Memphis have manifested
an enlightened sagaeity aud lberality in thus
consulting the true interests Of the city. Let
Us set an example worthy TO be followed in
this respect by older and larger cities. We
feel fully authorized, after consulting the sen
timenis Of number Of leading democrats, to
unreservedly accept the proposition Of the
Fogls and Enquirer. Aud, for ourselves, al
TOR these frank statements of our cOtempora-
res, We should feel that It would be viola
ton Of the good faith, 10 claim the election OF
democrat to the Msyoralty as triumph, and
rice vcTsa. Our opponents, it is conceded,
have a clear msjoriry in the city"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-01

DEATH OF AN NJ Con the oath nltimo,
Hon. Thos. H. Bayly, Representative in Con-
gress from the northampton District of Vir-
ginia, died at his residence in Accomac county,
of ulmonary consumption.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-01

~ Hon. c. II. Williams is in the field for
people on the political issues Of the day and in
behalf of conservative men and measures st
the following places, viz:
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-01

a. IN sppsar fa m tOsw.sg extract on The ., port q
The conaaiEtse. Thvy say
sOf corn AMI Ca Cruisers theFe entrie.
esssqasncs II aoceatAl bFeakaes. oniy i've sds
trisis
4 Exosi,l3r, b. C IA avia liesxist's Patsnsl
4 Joycss Aii b B. ;. Weller. Lilfls GlAas b. o.
n. And@rsan
bsih thsr Cnhers eoatcsei similar Eschaalcal
princpirs ana aoaat the po9er; bat The judge
rYe tke rFesnum % kslawia's Ail u seemed 70 have
eapaey in given time eai ~ cir Superiority
ss,sin ~ WIS mqyeabe Rags which consale TIE gnd-
susf4ee, ans " the NusFing surface These
ndoE surisces esss ifoa. and renesea rrz
and ~ sttie cest fhis srus DISABILITY ~ ezs sy
Ihe sbese hn. Or esashnx ezra and Co.'S. 81 xrndaf
neal iog famy us saFnshsa "A camples. 4 See tr
esrasfae flg& Afrk Hsakss 4 egsf = 80 sfa "a Ne
In pfiea 4 4sHa1
Ad5ssss JAMES c. RALDwls CO.
j0ns73-snistE 81 CoIisss SlTsss. Altesiass fsaa.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-01
Books which are Books !!

OOO2AO w A44O4A "a ~ SOOAAOe
webster's Life and Speeches, complete in vols.
Calhoun's Life and Speeches, complete In s vols.
Clay's Life, Speeches aud Correspondence;
Bancrof.s United States, complete in vols.
Bancroft's Miscelaneous-Bographical MiseellAnissi
Presco;t's Philip the 81, complete in vols.
Legare's Works complete in vols
Washington Irving's Works, complete in 1s vols.
ooOPer's Novels, revised edition;
P-escott's Conquest Of Mexico;
Prescott's Conquest Of Peru;
Prescotts Ferdinand and Isabella;
Afbo;t's Napoleon, complete in vols
Tom Bsntons Thirty Years in the o. 8. Senate.
Tnlps Sampson Cos Boston Shakespeare, vols Royal
Octave;
Appletons Cyclopedia Of Biography;
Lippincoit's Gsz,tteero Of the World;
Wsbsters Dictionary, unabridged quartO; r,
Webssers Dictionary, royal octave;
websters Dictionary, school aDd pocket edition;
IugersoH's History OF the War Of 1872, in vols.
woreester's Dictionary, new edition, octave; NJ
worcesier's Dictionary, comprehensive edition;
Frank POrsstsrs Field Sports;
Frank Forester's Old Forest Ranger;
wavery Novels, Abhotsford edition, in II vols.
Alisou's History Of Europe.
Hume and MaeaGlays History Of England;
Millmans Gibbons Rome;
Pepy's Diary and Correspondence, just published;
AnthOb's Classical Dictionary;
Richardson's Dictionary, g vols; qasrto.
ALSO:
Medical Books, Gold Pens,
Law Book Steel Pens,
School Books, Letter and Cap Paper,
Blank Books, Envelopes, &C.
For sale By IjeiD JOHN YORK co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-01
To AM Whom II NAV concern |!

To All Whom ii may Concern
THE undersigned would respectfully draw the attention
Of those (vho vi fully violating the provisions Of
the following piece Of Blank Verse; conDOse BY the Mayor
and Aldermen Of the city % Nash Vie the 24h q April,
1900 to me section which inmediRtriy follows il.
Every retail merchant shall y Zoe ais ice se, the sum
Of twenty-five dollars when the returned BY him shall
produce a less amount.
Fo the pivege ofesrynx and Transporting persons and
proper vehicles, a, fi.loWs:
Eos every water cart. eve dollars.
For every other caft ter dollars.
For every dray, ten dollars.
For every hackney carriage az cen dollars
For every Omnibus, twenty i've dbilaFs.
For every iour-horse wagon, tEentJ doiars.
FOR every tao horse wagon hfiesn dollars
For every one horse wagon or carryaI, ten dobarS.
Sec 8 The PROJECTORS Of dray Poyed
10 hauling lumber, brick, lime, wood urnure breai "a ors
merchandise from pace psce in the city, hereby
required take out license and ~ the above rates.
All those Who f refuse % comply with he above be-
FIRE the Ist q Ju y, viii be visited By the City Marshal
q his deputies
50 come 70 the Recorders Office and save costs.
June z3-2w 4 A. RAWORf1, Recorder.
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NoEioe-

LII accounts due the 1st of July. We have
u many TO coll, ct that viii have be delivered
through the Post Office, but hope all fieuds win
promptly respond tn may make early for
fall stock.
Those indebted for So ST and s5 hereby notified that
further indulgence cannot he granted We wish
give offence any but prefer that shall
have advantage in the price Of wall paper by the cash
and short credit system.
W. W. FINN,
jesO No. rs Public Square, corner Deadrck st.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-01

MEMPHIS MUNICIPAL ELEcTIoN.--Tbe cleo
ton of Col. CARROLL to the Mayoralty Of
Memphis, we notice with surprise, is impu-
IDENTIFY claimed by some of the anti American
papers as psrtzan victory. The truth Of
matter is that politics were not known in the
election, and this too by the common consent
of both parties. Had regular nominations
been made, the result, of course, would have
Loor d;fr.rapt
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-01
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE OF NAPOLEON.
THIS DAY RECEIVED

THIS DAY kEUEINkD
Murrays Fine London Edition Of
THE CONFIDENTIAL CORES PONDENCE OF
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE with his Brother Jo-
seph sometime King Of Spain. Selected and Translated
with Explanatory Notes, from the memoirs Ro Jo-
seph" vols. Syo. Cloth Extra
"rhe reader must wish see fun length all that came
from man. aud feel that only BY studying the
details Of his orders that their wonderful fnes mnueness
and precision be estimated. - Editor.
W. 7. BERRY Co
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MUSICAL.

MR. JOHN SELTZER, Gate of the East, Pro- Nj,
lNI lessor and Teacher Of the Violin, kisAf
spectfuy informs the Citizens of Nashville and k9S
vicinity, that he has takea Mr.. Camps, -
Market Street where he will be happy give
lessons on Violin all whl may wish them. He will also
give Ladies at their residences He feels confident
that those who desire become efficient the Violin, will
find their advantage engage his services For partc
ulars call at his Rooms june2I-f
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-01
NEAL WEAIG

IusT received 400 bushels Of fFe.h Meal Al
u QUICK, MEAD 4 co,
iuneS0 No. II nth College q.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-01
Baths, Baths, Baths.
FRs4sVKPARRFSH

FkSEaBA hhESH
n Asiusi comPlseI his superb and slsgant Bath Rooms
NJ. CLOUD HOTEL. q
and prepared % farni.h Hot Cold aud Shower Baths
the shossst lie rrsg uiv conIiuuancs
u patronage Sheh has hitherto been geGeroasy
extsn nd 4 20 him 20 une23
AGRICULTURAL BUREAU.
the reQreSt Of he executive Co Zee, The Ten.
II nesses aale Agituturai Blrese" VII nee. a. The
Capitol 10 o'ciock, MONDAY the ith day Of Jaly.
Bas mes Of r pJrtAnce VII be suom stsd aad full attend
Is desred. A. JOHNSON, PresL
4. G. E1ssaAS, See,y. iuneso-d
LAST CALI.
FINHOsE sTftL indebted The Arm Of RANAes and
Csuaca eetialy requested % male imgedafs
payment - JOIN kAAAeE
jane IS AZ coiese s rect
ToHN RAMAGE isn RsesPs ef Ladies Kia Pump sg'eiss.
Misses Iasing Caters and Slippers -, -,
ChidrrEs BrUnE. and Black kld slippers. VIA VAT
othcr artclss for LADIES' scar. -....,,
Jung - JOdN hA11o--
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-01

IL persons nshding ths AZ Premums NUS send
II IN their Rag &c tacses BY before TIE 5th Day q
July, they b. hand-d r. u Gardssr. Alexander
All aud A G. Adams, hey sSlrd ne Prsnlan ~
iane E3-9s- W = WHITMAN
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-01
NEW 30 OK S..

TheOdOSia Ernest.
ID q t q II G. q t t.
{ TIE Sscoad Robinson O1ls0e)
T00N, NELSON & CO, A Union ST.,
HAVE JTST RECEIVED
THEOD0SIA ERNEST;
Or the Heroine Of Faith. By citizen Of Nashville.
PETER GOTT
The Cape Ann Fisherman. By J. Reynolds, NJ. D.
THE sPARROWGRASs PAPERS
Or, Living in the Country. By E. s. COzzens.
SALAD FOR THE SOCIAL.
By the Author Of Salad fer the Solitary"
REVOLUTIONARY SONGS AND BALLADS;
With notes aud nlstra,ions BY Frank Moore.
* book in which all classes may be interested.
BY IDA PFEIFFER
A Lady's Second journey Round the Worl: from Lon
don Cape Of Good Hope, Borneo, Java Sumatra,
Celbes, Cersm the Moucoas, &C. California, Panama,
Peru Ecuador1and the Untef States.
BY Ar AMERICAN TRAVELLER.
Sketches and Adventures in Madeira, Portugal and the
AnduLsas Of Spain, by the Author Of Daniel Webster
and his Contemporaries" Illustrated
TOILING AND HOPING.
The Story Of a Little Hunchback. By Jenny Marsh.
TABLE-TALK OF sAMUAL ROGERS;
To which ID added PERSoNIANA.
THE ISLAND OF CUBA.
ByA exander Humboldt. Translation from the Spanish
with Notes and Preliminary Essay. By Us. Thrasher
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-01
TELEGRAPH.

1--WE Augusta AtantA Nashville Telegraph Lns Is
Vorksng thraaxh Augusta. Ca, where u eonnsVts
With other nrs running North, tas; and soath 1h7 me
IN coed repair ihroagh from hAshTtis 70 Augasia
and Ne expect 70 kcep L. - IN ftue We kai dsssor 70
put al bU n-ss ths Las thfszh IN The shortest tine
possible AMI expect 70 b. abe g. gs grnrEtl satisfaction.
nay II &C CLlfA, snDt-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-01
A Valuable Farm for Sale,

WILL administrator, with the will annexed OF L.
Leavll deed, sell to the highest bidder the Town OF
Trenton, Todd County KY, Wednesday the tn day
September 1856, that rich and fertile farm adjoining said
Trenton OF which he died possessed Said farm
tains about
600 ACRE S.
is well tmbered wen waered and in high Of cuva-
ton il large and commodOus brick dive ling good
negro cabins bar stables &C. and of the best farms
in Southern Ky.
Said farm will be sold in ten equal annual paymens-the
purchaser giving bond with good and undoubed security for
the first three payments-and lien retained the land
until the whole Of the purchased money is paid.
There will also be sOd the time and place. several
Eve Lots, adjoining said townon credit of and
years.
wishing any Information concerning said farm by
applying the undersigned by addressing him by mall
at Trenton Ky. JAMES L. LAWSON, Admir-,
with the viii annexed Of L. B. Leavill, decd.
june26 tww- 2m ElktOn Ky, Banner, June 2lst
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-01
MR.. FiLLMoRE's REPLY.

Mr. Mayor: This unexpected and cordial wei
come TO the great commercial emporium of the u.
States leaves we without language TO express the
illusions of my heart. / had hoped to have ar
ranged my ideas but not only you, SIT, but all who
are within the sound of nv voice, are aware that
since my landing the shores OF my native soil,
| have not had a single moment TO myself. Prepa-
ration, however, is not necessary, when one may
thus free ones mind before ones friends Until
| left home Tor Europe, | must confess / was not
aware Of the great improvements that had been
made in my own land-and it required the contrast
TO show TO me-hoS much in material prosperity
even-we have been indebted TO the constitution
al liberty, and noble principles of peace aud con.
cord aud union and harmony fathers left US az
their legacy. Il has been my aim through life to
preserve and conserve these principles they have
left us, indispensable to our material to our
moral pro .perity. To be great people, nov see,
more than ever, people must be tree. Hence
the Constitution our fathers left Us is not only
above al price, bequest tor law and liberty
aud union and harmony, but as the indispensable
bonds OF our material prosperity. (Great applause
When you. sir, became the Chief Magistrate OF
this great city, looked with pleasure on your at
tempts UNFOLDING the laws for true lihertycan
exist without obedience TO the laws and yet Cove
rnmeut that depends lor ts power alone upon stand
ing armies; or the gsRS darp,es, Is goodgOvern-
/
In the hearts and heads Of the people that are
governed, and as long se maintain such forms OF
government, founded upon the affections OF all our
peope,-ngt here alone but everywhere. through
oat the broad extent Of the Union,-the laws viii
Sindcaie themselves. It Is the beauty a Amer
lean systhem Ii len freely 10 represent the whole
that We have OF Inast have such laws founded peo-
pie upon such affections and that sc can pass from
one State TO another, though all under different
governments, without any Of the vexAtioas pass
ports, OF sesS flames. or any OF those restraints
upoa personal liberty which reduce The Subject to
slavery as severe a. that OF the master over The
dave. Every Ihtle Kingdom or Dukedom IN Ea
rome. demands your passport, but when stepped
ono. more ON the shores Of nay own native land. l
could uoebut draw the contrast and thank my God
I vas Tree man once more, with need no longer
fany such e6mpznion As passport. llFsmendF
sus sppiEnse.
Yoar BEAUTIFUL bar, NJ. Mayer has oitsntimes
been compared 70 the bay Of kaplss. have seen
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BRANl BRAN

DAD YOUR HORSES.
4 IL kinfs Of narse Feed az QUICK. MEAD CO,
~ Iunss0 No. IL Soosh oollese a.
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Pigmies are Pigmiss still, though psrchsd on

Pigmiss are Pigmies still, though psrched on
Alps.
SINGS POPE, but that "Blank Verse" sung as the
- closing hymn Of Mayor AMI Atermen, makes our
Pony (he editorial fraternity will please excuse) big horse
and cart big cart and big tax, uotwhstand
ing treated the COMMITTEES which cost rs - per
lop cash We hope many friends viii assist US IN our
affection and send big lot u Subscribers To clubs q
80 less viii do the handsome thing The Horse and
Cart viii regular usual notwithstanding, hcwsomeyer
u. G. RCMSEY
ITO STOCK RAISERS the Farming Community general
~ who win send 5000 In postage stamps We VII ten
them how 90 make a Big H0rse cut Of Colt
une "a D. G.. RUNfsEY.
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!" NTED-

WISH to hire a NEGRO WOMAN who can cook, &c, for
the balance Of The year, for which win pay good
price, ANTHONY CAMP,
iy1 Patriot Once
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VNHE undersigned will pay Cash for New What
J. JOSEPH NASH,
juns28-lu s, =. Corner College, spring alta.
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TIVE saasrsnsd hss 'ouasrs," bus WI buy ioaeo
bashels Prime Wheat his accosat delivered a
Nashxille d. n. niCkET,
ianoso No 5 cplisee a.
TuN PLATE-fo bozss luls receives " ssesmsl
4 Rosnhs. and soF safe ~ D.b rJcKkf.