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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORT. Furnished BY the Associated prs...l


Bosros, May 25-Faneuil Hall was crowded and
about thousand persons outside, at an indisna-
ton meeting held on account of the assault on
Mr.. Sumner. Gov. Gardner presided. There we're
forty vice presidents, including the most distin-
guished men of all parties The meeting was open
ed with prayer.
Gov Gardner made stirring speech, character
izing the assault on Mr.. Sumner as exceeding in
grossness and brutality any thing in history, and
calling on Congress to expel the assailan;. Ire
mendous cheering.
fhe speakers following represented all parties,
and resolutions passed declaring that, in the
assault, the honor of Massachusetts was assailed,
and new eneroachments upon freedom and new
violations of State rights were perceived. That
in the course of such men as Senator Crittenden,
we gladly recognise proof that there are men of
high honor, pure principles and true patriotism in
all sections Of the country. That this attack ought
to be rebuked, not only a cowsrdly assault upon
a defenceless man, but as a crime against the rights
of free speech and the dignity of free State
That we regard every blow inflicted upon cur Sen
ator as blow aimed at US. That in our estima.
ton, his wounds are honorable. That as citizens
Of Massachusetts,, without distinction of party, We
pledge him our sympathy and support in the fear
less and in Independent discharge Of his duty.
These and similar resolutions in tone. were pass
ed unanimously, and the meeting adjourned.
WASHINGTON, May 26 - SExArE-The special
committee were empowered to send for persons
and papers in order to pursue properly the inves-
tigation of the assault upon Mr. Sumner.
Mr.. Weller presented q petition, signed by 49,
900 citizens of California, asking for the eOnstruc
ton of wagon road to connect California with
the Atlantic.
Mr. Pugh addressed the Senate relative to Kan
sas matters.
Mr. Sumner is still confined to his bed, but is
considered out of danger. He has been over.
whelmed with visitors
WORCESTER, May pa meeting Of the citizens
was held last evening, denouncing the assault on
Mr. Sumner.
LOWELL, May ga large indignation meeting
is being held relative to the assault on Senator
Sumner.
CINCINNATI, May 26-The city is rapidly filling
isiana and Texas. There is full delegation here
| from Mississippi.
CHICAGO, May 26-Advices from Leavenworth
say it is feared that Pomeroy will be hung BY the
mob.
Gov Reeder is daily expected via Nebraska.
The free state men will make stand at Topeka
to figt it out.
The destruction of Lawrence is confirmed.
The U. S. troops are not allowed to move from
their quarters.
Civil is raging.
LOUISVILLE, May 26-The river is falling, with
4 feet steamboat water the falls and feet 10
inches 10 the canal.
CNcINNArI May 26, eveuing-Flour is active
at 50Oa575. Bacon 71alO. Sugar Sasi for low
fair and fair. hoasses 46. Coffee III.
New YORK May 26-Flour is dul sales 5000
bbs Ohio at 6.37 Wheat has advanced. Corn
improved; sales Of 81 900 bu at SGT Mess Pork,
300 bbls sold at l875al9 90. Beef firm. Stocks
dull
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COMMERCIAL.

DAILY PArRior oTHcE,
Nashville, May %, 1856. !
C0TT0N-Noue sold yesterday
T0BACCo-A HAmilton'-. hhds: sO5, 7so,
$40 COS, COS, 9eS 700, eos, 9lo.
BAC0N-si hog round.
Groceries unchanged.
Trade duh.
Nav ORLEANS. "wednesday NAY 81 I'm
Cor oa--fhe market Is not active and 80 far We
hear OF only some 1900 10 1900 bales sold
SUGAR-Firm, and about 800 bids. already cold.
Fair 5ta7E,
Aolss-rs-sales 900 TO 500 bbls at sTa40c.
FLoUK-Good demand tor Sc. Louis superhne,
and lnoo bills cold by one party al the advanced
, rate OF S. l2i.
CoEN-Firm at the recent advance, with sales Of
1000 sacks - follows; 500 Mixed at So 1900 prlme
White al IS, Se86 Ysllow, ia one lot also Soc,
and 100 sacks fancy milling Corn al 6oc
cArs-SteAay. Sales loo sacks 81. Louis q, 40,
and 2t0 safks a. ale.
Posk-Rru,, $50 bbia. uninspecisd Noes cold
so 20, aud 100 inferior aud light weight at
SO IS.
LAKD-The sale reported yesterday o. 4ss
giercss and barrels was at 9fc for selected prime
and not at sse., a. we Informed.
C0FysE-Sale 900 bags az iOts
BAooS-ws hear Of only one sale, 20 casks
prime Siiss st DC.
ArLAxFA. May 23--4PM
CoFTos-s 10 - cents, receipts very light. None
of-Sing
Baoue-lIog round 20 iOs esnts; Sides clear n
esntsi Ribbed ioi esnts; Hams lOislIi; shOal.
drrs cents
BrrsEa-GOOd eOuptry 20 esals per pound,
scaree. Tennessee i6 10 Is esnss.
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Tuesday Morning, May ~, 1856.

ARRIvED. The shipment of flowers and
shrubbery to this city from Cincinnati, noticed
in our issue of yesterday, arrived per steamer
Magnolia, having suffered little or nothing in
beauty by the trip. For this trip, at least,
that fine steamer seemed TO be appropriately
named. Her cabin guards presented a very
beautiful appearance. Mr.. Truett informs us
that there are over 1000 different varieties in
this collection of flowers, some of which are
certainly new 20 this section of country, enl-
bracing large number Of greenhouse and hot
house plants very choice and much after. lie
has removed them to the horticultural gardens
and nurseries of Z. & A. Truett, in this vicinity,
and at Franklin, at each of which places they
may be oh tained.
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PRINTER DRowSED.-A young man by the
name of Randi printer employed at the
Methodist Publishing Housewife bathing in
the river last night, was seized with cramp,
and before assistance could reach him, be sank
into the cold grasp of death. His body was
recovered shortly afterwards, near the place
where be went down.
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10 FOR CIEoINNATI.-The Altoona, Eclipse,
and Magnolia depart to-day for Cincinnati.
Besides the delegates to the Convention from
this and adjoining States, large number Of
our citizens, we learn, have taken passage for
the pleasure of the trip and TO see the sights
at the approaching congregation of the great
"unterrified and unwashed" at |" PorkopOlis.'
We wish them very agreeable time.
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% az DC OOLalne'

WATER FOR SoUTa NAsHyILLE.-We are
gratifed to state to our friends in South Nash
vile that the water pipe recently ordered by
the Council for that part of the city has been
contracted for with Mr.. d. D. Dckey, and that
it is expected here 10 about ton days, when the
Superintendent of the Water Works will i'm
mediately commence the laying of it down.
1t is to extend from the present terminus of
on Cherry street to the City Cemetery, and
will supply deficiency which has long been
sorely felt in that quarter.
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The weather is now quite warm and dry
here, with very little prospect of rain. The
riEeris still falling.
Arrived yesterday, the Warren from Har-
peth Shoals, and the Blanche Leuis from Pa
ducah.
Departed, the Umpire, HartsUilEe, and Far
rem for Harpeth Shoals, the Aida for Paducah'
and the city Of Huntsville for Memphis. The
Scotland from New Orleans is lying at the
Shoals, being unable to get here. The above
boats destined for the Shoals will bring mp her
freight. She will return to New Orleans with
out reaching this city.
The Altoona, Eclipse, and Magnolia leave to-
day for Cincinnati.
The Salie West was looked for here last
night. She leaves for St. Louis this evening
at 4 o'clock
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SWAIM'S
Celebrated PanaCea.
FOR TIE CURF
9 orc full a,
Deb u Swelling

SCR full
TncIpeut Consumption General Debil y, VIII II Swelling,
Rheumatism, Diseases Of the Liver and skin, and
all Diseases arising from Impurities OF
the Blood and the effects Of
Mercury.
SWAINs PANACEA has been for more than thirty years
> ceebrat in this country and n Europe for its
binary curesior the catee OF whit reference made
the books (which be had grasl
panying the Panaeea Some Of which give the particulars
Of frghtu for general publication where the
ents have been almost up with ScrOfua and we're
deemed incuTable by Physicians.
II has been used in hospitals and private practice and has
been recommended by the celebrated Physicians, and
other eminent persons. Among others, by
w. GrBsoS, N. Professor OF Surgery Pa University
VALsNrIEE " IT. NJ D., Prot Of Surg n. University.
W. r. DEwEss 81. D.. Prof OF Mid, Pa. University.
CHAPNA> NJ. ID Pref Of Physc, Pa. Univs nifty.
T. PARKS, NJ D. President College Of Physicians, PhilA.
DR. DtL VAIL, Prof. of Medicine, Havana.
Joss EoUREACo bE Luz, Prof. OF Surg, Lisbon.
J. CHPMAS Mem RO, al College Surgeons, London.
G. W ISyNs. late Minister to Spain.
I'm THOMAS PEARsoS Mai. Gen BriTish Army.
GIlBKHr RoBERrsoS British Consul. &c &c.
The wonderful effected by Ssams Panaeea, have,
many years made II invaluable remedy. The Pana
does contain mercury form, and being in
nocent preparation may be given 10 the most tender IN
FAINT
The retail price reduced to 80 per BOTTLE ICON
tanning three Slf pints,j or three ootlivs for 81
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION
swRlm Panacea Is 10 round bottles. nuted iongtudnaly,
with the followin letters blown on the glass:
"swAiMs-PAsAcEA-fHILAD
Having the Of JAS SWAIN stamped the sealing wax
and the label covering the cork, and splendid
ngfavng the side Of the bottle by Draper Co. Bank
Note EnEAves Of hadslpha In the centre Of which Is
a portrait OF the late W swain, Copyright ecuTed)
II person purchasing the PanAceA w be careful 10 OBJ
serve that the W A N Is correctly spelled they
need not be imposed on.
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~T There "

W There was very fine house at the
Adelphi last night, to see and hear repeated,
the beautiful Operetts, performed few nights
since by the pupils of the Musical Academy.
The music was excellently rendered, and the
whole affair passed off in manner highly
gratifying to all present.
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EY- The Bailey Troupe gave an entertain
lneut last night under their pavilion on the
corner of Market and Locust streets Their
audience was large and seemed highly pleased
The Troupe stay here two nights more.
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~ Mr.. Seabury, our efficient Water Works
Superintendent, is now engaged in cleansing
the reservoirs. In the meantime there will
be little or no Inconvenience experienced from
the lack of water, as but one reservoir will be
cleansed at time
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

B1orcHEs or TIE sKs EruptiOns &C., superindueed
BY huuors In the blood and often annoying to
Youths and infants Cutters Spdniss Mcclure when ta-
ken accoriag TO directions attacks the seat Of these dis
eases dsiodges them then, by forcing the canse upon
the surface soon relieves the sufferer and restores him to
health.
CONSUMPTION and the Diseases Of the Threat and
Lunes TREATED 81 IKHALAToE or MEDEcArED VAPoEs
Or WIN HuSrxR brother Of Dr. Robert Hunter, respect
fully announces to all those who afflicted with diseases
Of the Throat and Lungs that he has returned to ST. Louis
where he intends permanently to establish himself.
There probably class Of diseases which vide
spread in their terrible il their results the
diseases Of the and lungs It, therefore, becomes
matter of earnest socude the rossion to know there
be any means whereby those diseases he controlled and
ameliorated.
Dr. R. Hunter and myself have made these diseases
own peculiar study for several years. and have found that
the only means whereby these diseases be reached is
direct local application the prescribing Of medicines which
are breathed into lungs in the form Of vapor
consequently brought in contact with the whole internal
face Of the lungs The Of treatment has fully
sustained the theory.
Persons at distance, sending full description OF their
case will receive treatment according their symptoms.
WIN. HUNTER, M. D.,
once on Eighth st. between Pine and Chestnut sts,
ap1-8m West side, st. Louis, No.
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SALE OF BUENA VISTA LoT..-Messrs Nance
& Woodward sell a number of beautiful lots
near the Buens Vista Springs this morning.
Omnibuses will leave The Square at half past
,lnl..nl,
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az In consequence of the recent change
of time for the arrival of the evening trains
on the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad,
the Memphis packets will hereafter leave at
5 o'clock P. NJ Let those who are journeying
Memphis-ward bear this regulation in mind.
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STEAM ENGINES
AND
1Et11 AGaCh1neryt

(sruuNuna - n4z nscE8l
HAVINd ma1a inport4nt 80 a1r1 . - n.ca-nsf. a.
III .r~.fi< $500 - nlss manul41taIinE mas
.r.r - f.rhasrr 4 sgoEF aslazgSn anae Frepalee
~ .nrleisFs Elsa EeElnss sad nce.s reaa = polnt
anizA a. tarakg y AS SIS y - HseA 80 = :. -
Il arsfnsrr = Ha11ra - ~ - tA4en f44rA eea Eir-
= -. nrrr = aisasae - eeFaEt4eaA
- As nea1 49, ~ fa 4EI4ie y ~ 80 lna1
- -. - fA.ie t11e1 - al st4nt e ~ aqofo
= - a fl.esei sare1s near Hlead Nsahtte. fsaa.
~ Efnls 81 aeFk ~ fnaf Ma tl1aa haa taa Ma,
"a 80 F.-lprsa 1srEs In. a.. A. sxrcafei Pruua-
"a u ~ seasl xasA fskstt
ta12t IL
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STOCK FARM FOR SALE.

WISH to sch my situated Immediately At Union
Depot the Memphis and ohoRaroad, and on the asn-
pS Sommerve Plank Road, II niles east or NsmPhe
cont Amir Go Acre 800 10 fne stale OF eul Faon
remainder finely timbersd and oil under new sud sab
stantitl fence-a good TwoStory Planned Dwelling framed
Negro Houses stables for twenty horses and one hundred
head Of Cat,le selling frum my Dairy - worth
Milk per day There IS Acres set IN u OF choice
quality viii sell the Land, Crop stock and lev hksg
yong Negroes and give possession II medatey or vii sell
the land deliver next winter. Here Is the best chance
for party familiar with Stock Raising and devote his
the business, 70 be found IN West Tennessee This
place be divided into nine Lots with beaua Building
Se wood and cleared Land each AL near and with
q good road TO the d pot
rot sld privately before the LIST July u viii on that day
be divided sold in lot suit purchasers, together Sh
stock consisting Of seventy ave head Of cows, mostly
with calf BY my Brahmin Bull twenty Mares with cal By
Nebraska stock Of ne hooded Hog and Sheep brah-
min Bull Memphis and Gov s7sanah; my y0ung Stallion
Nebraska BY imported Sovereign, Ann Glencoe. Tour years
oil.
Persons wishing examine ths place get farther nor-
nation will please call me- B. IOcEE Real Estate
Broker in Memphis 10 viii be shown BY 0verseer Who
is on the place. The the Memphis and Ohio Railroad
leaves this place at ~ o'clock ~, snt Turns ~ N
o'clock, p. every day. JOSkPh X fEltdOSON.
II
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Aho isrFs Is e eepReF bssa aaa Asstas "a A~es
LeafhsF q Al ktrds.
e.sa h. CCffEA,
nsrf1 Colpes ana Bread 80
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LETITIA MACREARY
To VIM. Hy Smith, James Walker, Allen A.
Hall and others.
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NASHVILLE, Esd May, 1856.

GENTLEMEN - Your very complimentary note,
with the tender of a benefit, has taken me some
what by surprise.
You all know that am laborng under the dis
advantages of debutane, and it is, therefore, with
much diffdence that accept your tender and name
Wednesday the 2Sth instant
Respecuuly
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CORREsPONDENCE.

Passengers by the ALeonja will bear in mind
that she leaves at o'clock lo-dsy.
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Land for Sale.

7 Oyer for sale QoO) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES =
i OF LAND lying on the Columbia Central Turnpike -
Roao seven miles from Columbia and four nom NJ Pisss-
ant, being part Of the tract on " ieh reside.
This Land equal superior 70 any In Maury county
Is well Watered (he celebrated Devers Spring being Ga
the part offered for sale) well nbered and well improved
there are the premises beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road 10
will be divided TO suit purchasers sold in body.
further Information apply at AshwOod P. oees
Manry county, Tennessee.
srgi1-a LUClUS POLK.
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Capital Sl5.OOO!

l,200 Prizes Amounting to $50, 000I!
Tickets $40 co. Halves IS 90; Quarters $3.50
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Persons sending money ~ mall need not fear iis being
lost ORDER puBctaAlly attende Communcaons eon
ndsntlAl Rank Of sound banks par Draw
ings sent 10 al ordering tckeis.
Those wishing particular numbers should order inme-
diately. Address JAMES .. WINTER, Mansger.
hAcoS, Ga
nayis or, BOX iss, aAsHynLs P. o.
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WATTS, GIVEN q CO.,
Receiving L Forwarding Merchants

III AvfNo laFEs. nes ant snhat4nnai WAaFf Beat an
"A upob ssiTesed y car care, fks BE- isrw&rssa ssh
prsalt1rn aad aesFatcas 81 anel
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REAL ESTATE SALES
Lands and Lots for Sale.

- n ACRES ~ Valuable Land both s'dss Of N
Il y Nashvfe and Chattanooga Railroad. u miles ron
Nashville on which depot has been recently located Vel
improved: good uater good soil, with far profion o.
timber and cleared land excellent stand ior eeoeIy
store and residence Either side Of he road or the wnoes
win be sold TO suit purchasers. l..
f58x ACRES one mile from the town Of kyankln, N
Williamson county the Liberty road, and tne sast 81
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad. 100 Acres cieaIea
and IN cultivation Has Oh comfortable Dwelling hoese,
lasting Springs, and Is productive sCilsuaoie ~ oa.
handsome settlements. viii sell u, -, ~ Or an 20 snis
purchaser
&c ACRES mostly smhered part ofthe Brpnsvcoa Tract
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad 81 miles south o.
Nashville soil Of excellent quality, admirably adaptsd 70
the purposes Of Vineyard, Nursery Market Garden
1OH ACRES the Gaiatn Turnpike Tosd, 81 mfes
from Nashville, between Stun aud Sledge would make
business in town convenient and eoortoeis eoanuy
rssd nee
Western Rairs adj IL miles Of ahves Big Harpeth
River and miles Kingscn Springs, i0 Acres Gear
ed-baance well tmbersd-good soil aud waters and com
ortable improvements.
S2lS ACRES veil improved, miles rom Nashville,
the Mil Greek Valley Pike. and the n. T. r. sos
Of good quality good Dwelling, me yonnS Orchard and N
a very coed neighborhocd. Z.
VILE nssr The Whites OIeek Turnpike road n0st bean.
tfal building lot
LOTS Of any SIZE nom 50 feet 70 IS Acres the Basna
Vista Turnpike road from 10 niles Of Nashvine, WIN or
without Timber convenient 70 EusnR Vista sPrints.
10 LDiS In the corporation Of Nashville near WILSON
Springs: several co Franklin Turnpike read vera pear
the D~pot OF the Tenn r. r. several on and near ms
MurfressboTo' Turnpike rosd In ne IN Waru ana SEVERN
west Of Capitol ain near the corporation lins-
PRICES LOW RMS LIBERAL Those who wtsh 70
apI0~tf @ W NANCE.
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w. by Smith, w. D. Shepard
James Walker, John 6. Ferguson,
Allen A. Hall, VIM K. Cox,
J. w. Dodge, Tho. T. Smiley,
i. Mcguire, Jno. Hugh Smith,
JnO. II. Watson, VIM. X. Turner,
j B Craighead, r N Williams,
B +. Bentley. K. G.. Eastman,
II. Sheffield, J. A. Mcclure,
j. b. johnson, Henry Nancy,
V. S. Stevenson, Z G. Pearl,
w. n. Bilbo, Jno. Shane,
John Reid, Ilanl w. Wheeler,
w. Brown, r. +. Woods,
s. Cummings Jno w. Walker,
10. G. Brown, John Ramage,
w. Wheless, Edward S Cheathem,
John II. Calendar, Jno. Porterfed,
J. ID. Kelley, James Ellis,
Geo w. Seay, S r. Cockrili,
Turner S. Foster, j. A. Stockton,
ID. T. Scott.
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JUST ARRIVED.
BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS.

= Doz aALaa OF TROUaAND FLowKks IA sseaiy-
. q - ExpFsss. arsci fIoa de propgstgrs - $40
- 90 eenta Per eot.seJ % q aAoNs.
MsTa ~ cailaea ltrset-
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90 SHARES OF STOCK FOL

The General comminon bcsiness heFetoore esndnrfe -
Perkins Canphe Co uih be conducted Wlhoat ntsrFsD
assis-isossu PERKINS q co
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ALSO,
Swaim's Vermifuge.

ALSO,
Swaim's Vermifuge.
valuable FATnly Medicine being hgiy approved rem
edy FIR all diseases arising nom DEBiLTr OF THs DIGESTIVE
oaGANr such Acdy OF the Stomach. Worms, Cholera
Morbas Dysentery Fever and Ague, bleeding Piles, Sick
Headache 1e &C See he Pamphlet (Which may be had
grAtis) accompanying tie Ye.mifuge-
Prepares only SWANS LABoAArozr, THG OLD STAND,
Seventh ST. below Chestnut st. hia, and sold oy All
he respectable Druggists IN The United states
GENERAL AGsNTs FOR TIRE U. -,
SCHIEFfELIN BROTHERS & CO.,
may7-eoa2ns 10 william 5crsst, New fork
Land Warrants.
DURING my Absen e Mr.. Joseph Peliowrs woontnae 70
~ boy Land srAn,s for my cid stand - Cherry
o., NJ stairs. lnAyi2l J. q. FELLOWEs
TICE.
THE oo-partnorship Of Persins Campbell Co, Of thH.
city, this dty dissolved By mataAl consent ether Of
the pATgRsr having The Of Ne q Tie arm IN
liquidation. W. NJ PERKINS,
w. b. CAMPBELL,
Nav onaEASs, Dee. q, ISIS. sAa'L 2. WALKER.
10 retiring rom the commision Business
thanks unds and patrons AMI ehceriey recunRsnd
And l4s parsnsr ~. A. Perkins AtogsthsF
worthy VI their eonhdsDce and Patro0age.
sAM'L p. WALKER
IN General coui.son Business heretofore esndarfe -
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sCALFSi sCAI.Es!

IruRRAEKS' ceisafatsd. Dormant Platform. countsi
II ant GreceF's scales ian stock kEsys store and 90
sale a. MznufAetufrr's prices, ~ thgr AEsnis,
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L. NJ
To be Drawn June 18th, 1853.
A Concert Hall, Macon Ca, under The sworn super
a iniendence Of Col. Geo. N. Logan and Jas
A. Nisbct. Esq.
This Lottery drawn the plan o. the Royal Lottery Of
Havana Of single this has only 10000 plumbers,
and the Havana Lottery 81 o0D numbers-the Havana 249
PEes, this 200 PrEss Look your interest, Nov the
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COM PLIMES AIRY BENEFIT
TO MRS. CREARY.
NASHVILLE 2Sd May, 1856.
Mrs LETITIA MACREARY:
DESTROYS o I testifying our high appreciation of
your personal worth, and Of the services you have
frequently rendered for charitable objects in this
city; well as of testifying to the pleasure had
10 hearing you in your recent appearance in behal
of Mile Urso, we tender you complimentary ben-
eft at period as early as may suit your convent
ence. Respectfully
, 1856-12-26

ARSENIC EArERs,-A St. Louis paper
states that two ladies Of that city, toealthN
fashionable and beautiful, died very sudden
ly. Their dearest friends say they were
arsenic eaters" and that they, died from
an overdose of the deadly drug. So it ap-
pears that the Hungarian vice has com
menced its deadly work here. It is said
that arsenic does all that is claimed for it.
1t increases the capacity for enjoyment
it makes the pulses full and bounding-it
gives lustre to the eye, lily on the
cheek. But what is the penalty? Death
-horrible-terrible- agonizing To pro
duce the effects mentinoed they who use il
must constantly increase the dose. Even
supposing we commence with the thou
sandtll part Of grain, the point will soon be
arrived at when the increased dose will
kill, and the failure to take it will bc a.
certain torture and death--sure and inev
table. rs e.ga. sfi .H.s