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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-12-24
The AutI.or Of tie Star SpaDsled
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Robert Garter & Brothers, Of. New
Y York, have jasi published Il neal edition
of the poenis Of Franri> S x. Esq
The gifted author OF Nc Star SHan-ttd
Banner. Most Of the pieces we're III n"'l'-
nscriPt and HE enjoyment OF them has
been hitherto -coniined to the narrow cir
Gle Of his family and surviving personal
fr ends. They ara preceded by u letter
from Chief justice fancy, whois ahroiher
in-law of Mr. Key, detailing the circum-
stances originating and attending the
composition Of the most famous of his
pieces. the Star S ,augled Banher The
letter we give at length:
WASHINGTON, 1856. Il
Ny Dear Sir:-I promised some tine
ago TO give you an account of the inci
dents in the life of Mr. + S. Key, which
led him to write the Star Spanglrd Ban
ner," and of The circumstances under which
it was written. The song has become
national one, and will, l think, from its
great merit, continue to be so, especially
in Maryland; and everything that con-
Germs its author must be matter of in
tcrest to his children and descendants
Aud | proceed TO fulfil my promise with
the more pleasure, because while the song
shows his genius and taste as a poet, the
incidents connected with it, and circum-
stances under which it WAS written, will
show his character and worth as a man
THE scene he describes. and the warm
| spirit of patriotism which hrealhes in the
song, were not the offspring of mere fan
ley OF poetic imagination He describes
what he actually. saw. And he tells us
what he felt while witnessing the conflict
and what he felt when the battle was over
and the victory won by his conntrymeh
Every word came warm from his heart
and for that reason, even more than hi;
poetical merit, it never fails TO find a re-.
sronse in the hearts of those who lister
to it. -..,..... -.t
You will remember that in 1914, whel
the song was written, resided in Fred
erick. and MIR. Key in Georgetown, y. c
You willis also rec0llect that soon after tn
British troops retired fron Washiigton,
squadron Of ihc ehymy ships made thei
way mp the Potomac, aud appeared he
fore Alexandria, which was compelled +
Icapituldfe,2 and the squadron remaine
there some days, plundering the town {
tobacco, aud whatcvef else they wanted
1t was rumored and believed Ia Fredericl
= That. a maraHding attack IF The sam
e cha racter wouitl he }madeson Washingto O
! land Georgetown before the ships left tn
4 river. Mr. Keys family were still !
l. Georgetown He would not, and coul
not with honor. leave the place, while /
was threatensd. by the enemy for he wa
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-12-24

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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-31
A. HOUK
MARBELIzED IItcN mANTILs.
SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL.

'I'HERE are features connected with this mill worthy
L consideration and close examination on The part
those wishing 20 purchase a Feed MIL
Its mechanical usirucon ard adaptation 10 the pur-
poses designed crush and grind It's great
pacity, while doing immense work with extraordinary
ease, its durability s amply provided for The complete
and entire poitsbeness OF the Little Giant rendering its
greater convenience for plantation and aIm use imposs
ble II requires mechanical aid bill OF expense 10 put
Il Up: farm hand servant put up and set
running half hours time The convenience with which
The sweep may be applied to un horizonta-ss is most
usua-or head, and the mill may be easily attached
where ST. used The power il take, requiring
and two horses The quantity and quality Of product
10 10 so bushels gopd feed meal per hour according to the
degree OF hneness gfound, and the size MILL IL is the
cheapest MILL all things considered here before the pub
lie.
Another thing connected with the Little GIANT as pa
and worthy OF note is the Ct that there has been
Patent Right specializing or huchterng about the country
a. Is usual with the thousand bunging make-sht tupe-
ments that got tradsmerely 70 get money by
selling palming o the patent right the credulous
then the machine TO be abandoned by all parties hum
Little Giant Mills, b. evng that they can-and determined
that they win supply the Agrcunrasts and stock raisers
Of country with superior MIL permanently en-
gagged In the business and have hundred thousand
dollars invested in the Of these mills, In the
East West and South Of these establishments ploy
co solely in this business So highly are these
mills appreciated that four Thousand have teen sold within
the past eighteen months and the heaviest and the ost
nsive Manufacturers Of Agricultural mpemen in the
United States have eagerly sought interest in their manu-
iactur1 and sale.
No implement has been more thoroughly tested; one
OF the kind has received numerous and high testimonials
NJ chanic Institutes ard Agricultural Associations,
none by Of subs aniia practical utility and
merit have fairly ground their into every days
use popular favor than Scos Little Giant Coil and
Goth Mil. Orders promptly Oiled.
Liberal discount to dealers.
BROWN 4 ANDERSON,
octi-u No. ~ Market ST., Nashville, Tenn.
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Patent Medicines viii be published At tloo per column
tsiy, or sI3 sri-weekiy-Ei,h g. Tor each renewal -
steamboats, running New Orleans viii he charged VIZ
season and when running 10 - LOUIS VineinnAu,
= 2iAfor The season Of not than six Months.
sPThe privilege OF Yearly Advertisers h stety limited 10
tAsr immediate and regular pdsncss, and me business
an Advertising firm sdcsed a. ineladng that
Of 10 or Individual members.
Advertisements pubished at intervals, viz weekly or
-sahy charged 81 per square The nrsi and 81 c'
sr every subsequent insertion.
Cala pcrIns become candidates, va Dc inserted a.
shsF be paid ior nvaTaby IN advance
Announcing candidates fo County aud State oncet - and
sanicp4l Oess g. 10 be paid lin adsanes AZ every IN
20
All Advertisements Tor strangers or transient persons to Be
PA4e IN advance.
Asysrtssnets Got marked on the copy Tor specified
vii Inserted an ioshid, Aad payment eeacted
Ne ADVERTISEMENTS be inserted fratuitcuaJ.
An advertisements or chArgahe Institutions, hf ooA
asE wari, toWn, and other puhe meetings, neaahE wa
sioas notices, ~ be charged halt price -
M 1Agss aud deaths Puhiished a. nest. - ue.
sa tributes q respect and sanerAl inVAioHs a s'he'
advsrasomsntH. al
teaa fsqurng notices desgasd call attention % FAIRS
Barses Concerts. any public entertainments, rhsfe
sasrgea made tor admAnce all nocc Of pFtAiE nsso
alonA ever noae designed % call AtsEton % private
satsrprsss eseniasd ntenasd 20 proote individual "a
terest Only inserted win ghs understanding thai ne
,ans 4 70 be paid Cor. Il Inserted IN editorial column
fsish n ony the dseretAon Of the eaers) The
s "a lersfasd pabshsrs % dsy and tri sesk papers
n Kassvs pledge srsg u adhere ~ ths Ahore
Ag,I ~ - ~ - instance % deEtate ffou than
aNTra MbRfAN %. Pstaa o1es.
q a yJRBkff CO., Uaiea aad A~sfis
". .. BAxG o., hAaasso
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-31
New Goods! New Goods!
| G.. &, A. Il. Il EECH

A. G.. & A. q. BEECH
RE receiving large lot Of goods, especially for the
II Winter Trade.
We have good assortment Of all kinds Of
DRESS GOODS
In Silk, Cashmere and Detaines entirely Also sargs
TRIMMINGS
In MORE antique and Moss We have large lot Of new
KID GLOVES
OF the hest quality. Also large lot Of LADIts' MIS-
SES' COLL NiS.
Carpets and Curtain Goods.
We have large ot Carpets hugs and Mats VI ich
pee y invite all Who are 10 want OF such goo 10 give US
a cal before buying.
In addition 70 ne above have large lot Of ali kinds Of
goods aud all & fol examination Of stock
a. No. 40 cole.e St ldee2s-ul A. Q. A .. BENCH.
YOUNG AMERICA
agents Wanted every county this and adjoining states
To sell the above new and improved
COBN AND cone MILL.
ITO all such chance make money viii be oeredi
Exclusive State and County privileges viii be dsposer
Of unusually fair terms, by application 70 the propreo
PARTNERS AND SrOCk IRAISEnS,
oGer you Corn and Cob Mil unsurpassed IN the Un.
on which cannot be superseded by past future in
vcnons. Il s the very NIL which every And Stock
Raiser should have; IL will crush from 10 10 bushels Corn
and Cob per hour, with horses Is easily fitted up
managed weighs $40 tbs ani AL the grinding
speak thus o. its durability, because The sane
principle has been fairly tested In the Old BARK Midi. Who
70 It that wants
A MILL On Trial
Tor n t dont give complete satsfseion TO
returniG II there be any man has disposed, let hias
speak satisfaction warranted Ia every case the mon
sy u be refunded The Cruhr eau b. attached 10 horse
water power which renders Il the convenient
Mil south Of Maons and Dxons line. al ether Tashers
IN the suuth require too much power gill
out. Acoordngto
THE LAWS OF NATURE,
Corn and Cob Mi which admits OF lateral vahblns
motion will sas, out All other Cruxhers
are Amennbe 20 this grand objection and the PropFetors
pass net dispute IT, 10 The esnstructnn 81 "fouEs ANA
tcA have power. and Day have
essened fran ana CHALAsN3E goED the contrary,
have ~, vented ~aboiing lateral toIion, and All
cotnpeed 10 aeknowiedss H. therefore, that Is
aperior 70 any other Ab. ara selling this Tennes
see Invention Al the small sam Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
And any wanting good ihing, earnestly request
- 10 examine the merits and prncips Of uis ain
End order IRON The PToyuetors or Agents
A liberal discount made 70 dealers
J, z. DRoMGoULE, s'ae Propristor-
shslbyviIe, Team.
AGEN rs,
Kis MOort CO., "a MGfkef street, NAsbFiie, Manu-.
etarers and General Agents
Bcaumozt Pail Co. CiArkSvaie, Agents for Montgomery
County
Al. wsttius, Pulauki Agent for Gle, coaniy.
wm. b. hunt salem, Agent tr Franklin Coaaiy, fenn-
and Jactson oenty, Ata.
James b. vSnes, cAstAian sPrings, Assnt for ssn0sF
County.
J. " Hatcher, c0iuuabia, Agent for Many cosnty.
W. ~. hsii, z. H Rene, Agent icr suith coaaky.
J. H. Aisin, Ch4rlsson. AEsni for ilradiey C0anty.
W. r. hunisy hsoz, Loaaoa Agsnts iof taai Tennss
OCT le-dAEiy
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-31

sHE suhcbsF seng agent sF The sale q the Asove gina
via Aeep supply hknd isrnlsh Planters sAsr
notice.
These gins have the character 81 making Eeod int gin
atm .ts unaing sher, cieAsing he sce BETTER zkns
oat trAsh. end hzFng toxea nr4hls
4n axanst ere, than Any oks gina EOS IN
ere asAnlAgco1s u ihs pafckAzer
me ost kagsla tory rsfkreuces BE- given estahii
his reputaen, xci thss also ssRkAaFnp % msintatr
uis ssea ng the dreclians .ent va each
VT YFArNAA
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-31
LONGHURST g. CO,
Wholesale & Retail COnfectiOnerS

No. As UNION STREET,
HAVE hand very choice assortment Of Candies Of
all kind, Cakes Nuts Preserves, Pickles, Casaps,
Sardns Brandy Fruits Pie Fruit, Pine Apples, Oranges
Apples every thing the kind usually kept in Coec
Lionares
They also deal in Wines and Liquors, ALE, CIGARS and
ToBAcco Of the very bast Uranus.
Their Bakery is Of the hest in the Western country
and they prepared furnish fresh Light Bread and
CraeLe : Of the est quality at tn lowest prices.
PARTIES, WEDDINGS BALLS, &C.,
Furnished by them the stors motto with Cakes Con-
fecit naries &C. &c in the highest style OF the art.
Mr.. Longhurst who has charge Of the Manufacturing De
pastment, received several Diplomas New lorE, tor
the best articles hi line exhibited ST. Fairs and Is
Of the skfu Ccnecfioners in the '1unry d2l
BACON AND LARD Wanted BY D. d. d. KEY.
y ianl9 NO. College ST., Nashville
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-31

WHO WANTS TO BE MARRIEDl
TIT ARTOF Love- MAKING.
ibe mos, .Atraor Try book Of the Nineteenth Century
The Bliss Of Marriage.
TIE WAY TO THE 4 LTA r.
NATRIM1NY MADE EASY; or, now TO WIN LOVER
One volume Of 100 ages 82mo. Price Que Dollar.
6OO 600 COPIES 'S py,s S,@ M ds sns oa
ser an ilusJrat d in the hrt s,yle Of art.
Love rale' IN court, the camp, the grove
Tir Love Is Heaven, ami 'eaVen Is Love
80 sang BARD; SeI t'ousands line
Por loye-ofli'e the light divine
Win, did they tnog some gentle CHARM
The heart. Of those they love 10 warm,
Might live, night die in bliss supre~e
Possessing all Il which they dream.
The ROAD TO wedlock would YOU know
Del,y n-t, but 20 KONDoUT go.
Time hie3 ami from his gloomy wings
shadow falls on living things;
Then seize the moments AS they pass
Err far the last sands through the lass;
A. least the present . your Ogn,
While all the future IA a. known.
happy marriage, man or maid
Can secure by koNnoUTs aid.
CONTENTS:
IL teaches how 10 ladies gentlemen win the deVo
d affections many Of the opposite sex as Their hearts
may desire And the plan is 50 smpe yet 80 capvang
that q. may be married presp, Give Of age psArance or
PORTION; be arranged with such ease and deleAey
shat detrction IL impossible
ID teaches hog 10 maize love.
Il teaches every .yv TO form beauty Of its own
IA teach q how To VII. n fascinated by a lazy.
n teaches no 10 maze the wrinkleG face smooth
teaches the Kind u wife select to render home
happy. - -. .-.,. -.
o-ped and rejected Aferward through he inerlsTsheeo
friends
A. siyes a REMEDY for unrequiiel love.
Ia gives you l. strucons tot beauti lying the person.
lIos 10 have a handsome face and hands
UuW 10 remove tau and freckes.
AIscure on Love- Private Advice to Married Ladies
and Gehtlemen.
am. A. rci,ly the iascn 4tng interesting and re
ali, ussf and practical Clurtship, Matrimeny and
he ,rs aud delights Of Married Late, that has ever been
Issusa ON She American The arthcA social sFs-
an which many instance prevents union o hearts,
RIDGES 20 convent onasm the happiness and even the
live. Of % aud hopeful OF both sexes, Is
thooueh, exposed Every Que Who oonsem-
pilates and wishes Or an inilblr guide IN The e
sn Of partner Tor life should purchase tLis great text
b GA o conuuhia Z u ny. -,
No one w ever regret the price pal for such an nyAlu
atle secret II, ,,-n.-.s..,..
l OF any Of the spcepay banks in the United states
or Cagadas PSF Gold dust can be sent ron Cal
40 ,-,.--.-.
f,~ v,ls As lobr inciosng ONE DOLLAR and write the
ue With the Post ONCE, cunt and state, aud drtetto
PROFESSOR RONDOUT, Publisher and AUTHOR
No 81 Forty sixth st New York
DEWITT D,vtNPORr, iG4 Nassau 81, are The Wlole-
sal- Agents.
1000 Agents Wanted! iAnl on
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-31
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FoR SAFE.

Il H. taAssr hey sG.rs g. sale hsnsane lif ars
y deues rouia am 8 ACRES. situafef ,f
haf ri ieln Hl1ar. ~ iina elEntg. inne4I- ILL
sie the >sicrss ne and AzssN Sc lari D le lhs
tEpFsfrl1ehts On tfc iiste. area fsnsoa DFie4
Goa ne sitA fsos. sni 3 "a D. ck Ste sas
ether b. ngn sxcei o. hard a yoanE u IA
lfeea A. a.
Ths pi.ss dus alb a pasd 10 Baardinr Heuss BE-
"a ataatrt a. 80 mae sl4 ssaitf q ga tAie
olae "a esay. Snd hel aels 4isays tsnfF 70 uny
fer % ssh pee tunt stsate rs I1ce oaefs
ssal enis aad sod gain Aaa IS app y
AF
~ fsrsea vshirg - nsrrtss n can JsAn A. 1sr
9sa ~ ui1 sfeW theaa lke FlsaaiSsA
TIisnas ls11-lss THOMAS RKaf.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-31
The Great Purifier of the Blood!
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Let the afflicted Read and Ponder.

NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Let tie A57icted Read and Ponder.
An Infable Remedy for scrofula Kings Evil Rheumst
Obstinate Cutaneous Erupons, Pmples Postules on
the Face Botches Bols, Ague and Fever Chronic Sore
Eyes, Ring Worm letter. scad Head, Enlargement and
PaI Of the Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcers, SyphtC
Disorders Lumbago Spinal Complaints and all Disease;
arising from njudciOus Use OF Mercury, lmprudenct
in Life, or Impurity Of the Blood.
FINHS great Alternative medicine and Purifier Of the Blood
is now used BY thousands Of grateful patients IRON al
parts Of the United Staes, who testify daily to the remark
rER'S SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Scroha Eruptions on the skim Liver Diseases Pevers VI
,ers Old Sores Affections OF the Kidneys, Diseases OF The
Throat Female Complaints Pains and Aching Of the Bones
and Joints all speedily put TO ght by using this grea
and lneStimahe remedy.
For all diseases Of the Blood nothing has vet been found
compare with IT, Il eeanses the system OF all impurities
acts gently and efficiently the Liver and Kidneys
strengthens the Digestion gives tone to the stomach makes
the skin clear and healthy and restores the Constitution
enfeeLed by disease or broken down by the
YOUTH to Its pristine vgor and strength.
For the Ladies' ID is incomparaby better than all the cos
mecs used few doses - CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
will ali salicSness OF complexion, bring the roses
prove the general health in kabe degree beyond all
the medicines ever heard OF.
Tie large number Of certificates which we have received
from persons from parts Of the United States Is the best
evidence that there Humbug about it, The press hoe
keepers magistrates physicians and public men, well known
to the community all add their testimony TO the wonderful
effects Of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
CAL on the AGENT and get Circular and Almanac, and
the wonderful cures his truly greatest OF all medicines
has performed.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT BEERS, Propre
tors No Pearl street. Richmond, Va TO whom all ORDER
Tor supplies and agencies must be addressed
And Tor sale by W. y. GRAY and H. G. SCOViLL, Nash
vile, and by Dealers ia Medicine generally.
ltrfQ
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Oak Hill Male Academy.

TIVE hrst session Of Oak Hill Male Lcadmv, under tn
care the niersigned will open the first Monday
IN FEBRUARY next u Is situated in Williamson county on
the Nashville and Hilsborough Turnpike nine miles from
the former in a neglhorhood entirely healthy and conve
nient hes Boarding upon moderate terms be
obtained convent, mt to The Ac tdemy.
TERMS az TUITION.
First Class. including the Elementary Eng branches,
per Session tSt0.
Second Cas- including Algebra, Geometry Trlgonometry,
surYc ying Philosophy &c &l2.h0.
Third Class, including Latin and Greek. 1890.
re- sch lar received for lie time tran half session.
II very important th every who wish q send
10 this school be saiy To begin on the hrst cay.
ianl9-dNhtN2S C. W. BEALE-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-31
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAnRoaD,
OPEN TO THoMPscN,s STATION

n and .fsr Wednesday. Dccsnher ~ trains III run b.
" tSeen AAshHii- 4nd thonpsous staiion a. follous:
GOING SOUTH.
Leaves Nashville a. 40 a. ~ and p n. srr,v,s A
Thonpsoss 81 $40 A. a., and IS Pm.
keftkNfNa-fsayrs Thompson's a. s4sA NJ ana s
= NJ arrives a. Nashfilie a. io.-o u ana ga Pm.
% ssndsy ihs h1ranT Trsin ony IN Be- run Isarins
hsthtAe 81 A. s., and fAompsoa'- a. an
- a. ihuElIsru& tie Stagra % Carter Theuas sn1
hoask eeuuert ullh the trains.
ItFo1fh iirkefs ~ MEMPHIS WAYNFeDORO Jkcu.l
sVSs flst lahiAs FLoKtNCk, PULASKI ana coLUa-
Ma can he procured a. ne General stage Ocs under he
feransiaa heisL A. ASUkhSOS,
eseia K "a.
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS

fI'HE steamer HUMBOLDT a Gn
1900 tons burtben, Capt. VIZ kFrEcAhettA5
srAoSa, John d. TsJlUr Clerk. slnakzszEss5 -nszszs
THIS s,es mer nor finished 4 Cincinnati and rrady o.
take her pace In the trade
The Hu1bodt Is entirely boat u the ars and
bgit expressly Tor the Nashville and New trade
her sh araugh, drawing oniy 90 inches Waic) will enaee
her 70 enHe viii 9sd Shen Others can oHlY come
We solicit Tor her shsrr u pub c patronage.
JOHNSON HORNE co
ocf2e-dm JOHNSON. WEAVER A q NEchN-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-31

EROH the lsth Instant, to n, La ~ Jyr. A.. -,
~ i5sent rom ChArleson and savannah 10 Nashville VII
FIRST CLASS.
nooSs snd Sonerv, Boots, Shoes Hats Bottled Il
CanPhine and Spirits Tupenns in ea,E, and n,,,.,,.
China. Glass and Glas. Ware, Cigar, in cases, cl0c.,
cutlery In boxes and cases. Dry Goods IN
Drugs, Fruit Trees and shrubbery Furs Garden s...
- Ans uAsses and Looking Glass Plates, "at owner,
2y.'e 3 70, cans and jars sAry Tin Ware Teas and
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, excerpt Cutlery" Heavy Casting, ana Ma
Eosssn Liquors in barrels pipes coraEs, Tobacco In
ooAs Carriage SPRINGS and Axes Leather IN rolls
Is, OILS In barrels casks Croekery ara onesn.S
s@ ,s and casks Rice Zinc Whiting Plaster Of Paris As
SPECIAL RATES,
Boxes Furniture. Piano Fortes, Carriages "boxed ara
other gh articles not enumerated Also Csrhov ~ Ad.
VII .S9 at actual weight but charged double st class
All articles not enumerated to be charged at rates Of an
Prom ist June to Isl Of Dscs nber they viii b. eb,rv.a
- follows. " S"a1Ked
j., Cas- as shove per 100 Ths..............tia as
Special rates --'''''''--''--..- %
Merchants shipping hon the Eastern cities win ana tI,
me CHEAPEST a. We as he mott expeditions route Treirh,s
run New York and Phade pha Charleston and ssxsn
uih; ranges from TO ~ cents FER cubs fot accc, -,
class and character Of vessels. "
lahtcs ~ NhAFieston and Savannah
nave discontinued TIE Receiving and Forwarding Of Ner-
ehandise VII b. Necessary 20 c0nsgn 10 Commlsson Mr.
chants AZ those points ~
shippers may rely upon strict aherepce 20 the .hox,
'Aies, II. !. ANDERSON, supit
'Ahi-u N. a c. 4. r.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
No shipments entitled 10 tie above r,-s miles. - -
every packare has The % the Depot on devev srS
The initials Ma C. r. r. plainly marked upon H. -
H.LA
FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON avn
SAVANNAH
~ and after this date, the Articles as euumeraed h.lo
~ viii be srn through 20 Charleston and sayannah 49,
iices AFFIXED 10 each article.
Tel acco, hhds, D 100 bs............ s0.
Enrk IN Ahis.. u Joe hs. Al "a
'@ss 'Nh 'Nu A'oP0' y ipV os. 90
u. l. ANDERSON, supF
iS'-u y. O. Railroad.
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RnOrSi ROOrS! ROOTSf

HAVE received most extensive and well assorted stock
Geniemens Roofs the best have ever had Of WATER
PROOF DuCBLE-SOLE, y WELT, y WELT, and THICK
SOLE, Of the best and EAsHIOSABLE make.
Gents upper French Calf Dress Boots at the very lowest
prices. liee2sl JOHN RAMAGE.
CrEGI. BUGGY TtRE-iN, s-i6and 4 Stee
- Buggy Tire, just received and for sale
D D OIcKEY,
sep2t 70 No. College street
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-31

IITITH cash capital Of from t5oQ ti000 In laerA
w tive Rrnce business, whose liue would be required
o1iy fron A n. tos p N. To a gentleman Of good ID
drsSs Aandsome may be realised Coed security
given ioE invested II preieFTed liberal salary
sill be guaranteed
k Address, stating where Interview may be had,
s0UThEkNkR, Post uEnne.
NB.-Psrsoaa nos having the above amount Of Cash
iced not appsy. aogif-u