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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-19
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.

49, 49, - Al
RRIVAL and Departures OF Passenger Trains To take
II effect on and after saturday, June 2ist, 1885.
Day Passenger Trans leaves Nashville 9b5 O'Clock Ar
irving at Chattenooga at 05 o'clock NJ Night Passenger
Trains leave Nashville at p NJ, arriving at Chattanooga
at 4 so NJ.
irving at Nashville $40 p ~ Night Passenger Train leaves
Chattanooga at 15P NJ. Arriving at Nashville s45 AN
II. l. ANDERSON, Superintendent.
NASHVILLE June 2ist, 1856.
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Sharp'sR iHeS.

ALL sportsmen who are in want Of good and reliable
Gun, especially adapted for large game Deer &C in
vted to call the Of FAN and Cunningham, No IL
Public Square and examine "Sharps Patent Sporting Rife,
which in rapidty Of Firing accuracy Of aim and length Of
range far superior any Gun invented and unlike
any other Patent Gun heretofore introduced its construction
is so exceedingly simple liable get
of order" than the common Kentucky Rife.
FAC. have also few Shot Guns made the Pa
tent iy16-6n.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-19

LIONS Cove call attention to the new ads
refreshments Of the above firm, to be found in an
other column Of this mornings issue Of the Patriot.
1t will be seen that their stock has been largely
Increased by late arrivals of goods in their line
lected with great by a member Of the firm.
The enterprise of these gentlemen certainly en-
titles them to much credit while the low prices at
which they are selling excellent goods is gaining
for them an envable notorety.
By>tne-bye, we notice that their clever young
salesman, Mr. GEORGE METZ, who has bee alb
sent for few weeks, has returned, and is at his
post again, where, with his usual politeness and
bland demeanor he may be found 10 wait upon
customers, and cater to the desires of the inner
man, bringing into requistiOn various mysteries
picked up in bis travels
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S.N. H0lLINGSW0RTH,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Iron, Nails and Heavy Hardware,
No 81 College street, corner Church,
NASHVILLE, TENN

Iron, Nails and Heavy Hardware,
No 81 College street, corner Church.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Agent for the Southern Iron and Nail
Factory, Paducah, KY.
THE Southern Works metal from the Tennessee
Furnaces exclusively, and are enabled TO make a
perOr article Of Nails Charcoal and Pudded Iron which
will keep a large stock of all times and will furnish to
the trade at Pittsburgh prices, with freight added.
s. N. HOLLINGSGORTH,
jel2-d6m Corner Church an College streets.
Nails! Nails!
000 KEGS assorted Sizes just received and for sale
OUU the trade at Pittsburgh prices, with freight
added s n. HOLLINGSWORrH,
lel2-d6m N. E. corner Church and College sis.
Iron! Iron!
I 0O TONS Pud1ed Iron, from Tennessee metal of all
w sizes and shapes for sale Ia lots and at prices
suit purchasers. S N. HOLLINGSWORTH,
jel2-d6m N. <. corner Church and College SITS.
To Mechanics.
AM just receiving large Of superior Boiler and Sheet
Iron OF the various numbers which will be furnished
lots at greatly reduced prices.
3. N. HOLLINGSWORTH,
je12-d6m e. corner Church and College SITS
WHEAT! WHEAT!
CO.OOO whom it concerns for which cash will be
paid by s. N. HOLLINsWORTH,
jyl corner College and Church SITS.
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A GARD.

TYRRES SPRING
July !, 1855. (
To ms crrZExs 90 NAsHvuLs:
Having understood that erroneous Impressions have
been made aa circulated in regard my ges at Tyree
springs desn pr9per 10 justice 70 myself Mr. WGTNuSE
the ens o. Nashville give explanations Win
ny bail u ehiTges appended
Mr. WsTaakE who owns The property has been very liberal
In expendng large amount u money he n ing the esia
bshrnt Ia attractive style Watering Place and In
addition, have been al mach tr0gbls ana labor procure
The best servants arsFAts Rand q Music sr DE season.
viii All the facilities for eoaoEt pleasure q al
wha may visit H. feel satisfied that the following Nh If
Charges S Be satisfactory g 81 vhe have the means %
ndnge In The coGoEts and Exaf4s " asAonahe Water
lag Place.
vssy respectfully, CD. ?. scoTT,
az 81. Cl8u6 IIstxl.
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Law Notice
Kingston Springs.

NHE Undersigned respectfully inform the pubic that this
popular waterng place ready for the reception
Of visitors. Invis and others desiring seek recreation
and rePose in pleasant place Of retreat, win hnd this
most desirable one Prices those Of last year.
band Of music has been engaged and will be in attendance
during the season. KREIDER BAKER.
iunel1-lm% BUG
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Land tor Sale.

I OFFER for sale C7O0) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES -
L OF LAND lying the Columbia Central Turnpike ~
Roao miles from Columbia and four from Mt Pleas
ant, being part Of the tract which l reside.
This Land equal il not superior any Maury county
is well wasered (he celebrated Devers Spring being
the part offered for sale) well mbered and well improved
there the premises beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road. It
will be divided 10 suit purchasers sold in a body.
For herinormaton apply to at Ashwood P. once.
Msury county, Tennessee
augll-d LUCIUS POLK.
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MUSICAL.

Isni sHAn Dwelang Hoass. near he Puplie sqaA's'
Dlo ", n. cokNALuS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-19

Pianos and Music.-We learn that Horace
Waters of SSs Broadway Y agent for the sale Of
OF the most celebrated makers OF Pianos and Meodeons
offering them at prices which advise all who desire
purchase avail themselves or He is also selling his large
and weknown Catalogue Of Music at onethrd of from the
regular prices and will forward the free OF postage
His offers the trade teachers and schools the
favorable characte-s Of which he will be able to all TO the
letter. for having wisely adopted the cash system. The
Horace Waters Pianos among the very best
We enabled to speak of those instruments with
degree Of confidence personal knowledge OF their
celent tone and durable quality.-N y Evangelist
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-19

INDICATED bRANDY-If any of our readers
desire to know where an excellent article of
Medlcated Brandy may be found, we can direct
them to Messrs. Lyons & Co., on Cedar street,
who are the only importers of a celebrated
brand in the United States. 1t is highly re
commended as preventive of cholera, diar
rhea, etc, etc.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-19

TS AecoFance vh decree e tie hAncsry rsart Al Nas
vie. at - Nay term, ls56 barely nsssfy ~ psFssas
having dsasnds against he q Richard Leus s
that sad ssiaie lasoiFent and tey gin case orsasd On
os belofe ne SIS "a o. Jas hat and as s elams h
Ne Chkneers CeFks oee aafd es4Ae b rantsrred A.
the cAazesfy c0aEs Ga ssftizassnl u
: sys c. D. BKTEs. C. All
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Fresh Spring Honey Strained or in the Comb.

"0er the Lake where dropped the WILLOW"
LARGE lot OF Market Baskets Of all siEes, made from
II this same Willow, $50 said, - for sale by
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Who wants to Bet ?

nNE hundred bags Of Flour,
" Fifty bushels Meal,
Five hundred pounds choice Hams,
Have been deposited at my store to bet the following
terms % Hams and enough Meal Flour to eat with IT.
that the successful candidate will be the next President he
lives and does resign. 50 Hams against hundred dol
lars hog that the candidate who gets beat will receive
many electoral votes as the one who Is successful
The balance to bet opportunity offers the chances in all
to equal 10 the two mentioned above. II these bets
taken the whole will be sold account Of the
depostor. Cheap for cash. ID. g. RUMsE1.
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Pigmiss are Pigmiss stin, though perchsd on

{ o SINGS POPE but that dBank Verse" as sung the
- closing hymn Of Mayor and Aldermen, makes our"
Pony (the editorial fraternity will please excuse big horse
and big cart, and big notwfthstand
ing treated the committee segar which -
loco, cash. We hope many friends will assist Us in our
Affection and send big lot Of subscribers To clubs q
80 less will do the handsome thing. The Horse and
Cart will regular usual notwithstanding hCwsomeyer
ID. G. RUMsEY.
ITO STOCK RAIsERs the Farming Community general
~, who will send 5000 in postage stamps We will tel
une a. D. g. RUMsEY.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-16
HEAR! HEARU

3CASES Briggs& Richmonds' Prints that sell al
ways at Ia 81 to 9cts 40 yd wide Chintz at 12
Ginghams-the best al levy ever sold in Wheeling
az STONE THOMAS.
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Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.

Probably remedy has been known which
cured many and such dangerous this. Some
TO human aid rrach; but to those the CHERRY
| pzc1Os Al affords relief and comfort
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The Scientific American is published once week;
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4 :! TJgTLf:T, Es9 Of CTIra, y. Y. writes: i have
ts-t .- CIR. II mrs;f and in NV family since
-, ...r.s, . sld b-.ere ;ite best medicine for in
bi.-. .s4r ,"ii ulf. With Lsd cold should sooner
Ia gaut .ilirs fT bottle than DO without it, ~
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THE WHITE CHIEF.
a Legend of North Mexico.
ny CAPT. MAYSE REID.

Legend of North Mexico.
BY CAPT. MAYSE REID.
author of Rife Rangers ""ScaiP Hunters Va Hun
ter's Feast," &c.
OneV .I?no. BE uiifuy illu rated. Cloth, 81 2J
This is another OF those popular works of adven
ture which have taken such hold ofthe American
pubic~-atapted as they are rcuse all that feelin!
Of enthusiasm and thirst for bold deeds which seem
he inherent the breasts of onr people Few writers
have risen TO such popularity in so short time. Th
Scalp Hunters, Rifle Rangers, Hunters Feast ant
White Chief form library in themselves, for they
contain not only thrilling narratives of Wild Woo
Life hut full of information as TO the habits ant
history OF the denizens of the woods and for
ests lakes and streams, be they fouregged, or two
legged, or no legs at all.
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DELMONT COUNTY, OHIO

I'D COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
SIXTH HIRsT, Plaintiff, THOMAS HIRsT and others
defendants.
Addison Hirst and William Green, two OF the de
PENDANTS in the above named action hereby noti
fed that the 4th day of August lS56. the above
named plaintiff filed petition in the Clerks office
of said Court praying for authority TO sell about eCe
acres of land in Wheeling township in said county
OF which David Hirst died seized and to distribute
the proceeds accOrdi the provisions OF the will
of said deceased. and that unless they answer srd
petition by the eth day of September D. 1856 said
petition will lie taken true and judgment rendered
accordingly u. s. ADAMS Clerk.
b. 8. d ID. d. T. CoWEN, Att'ys for pltG.
au.6W
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CTATE OF OHIO, BELMONT co UN
~ ty Court OF Common Fleas. Petition for par
tiiioa.
Nilsson Woedmansee, Plaintiff,

tiioa.
Nilsson Woedmansee, Plaintiff,
Ma tina woodmanse Elias Hill and his rife. Nancy
Hid Amos Jones and his wife, Harriet Jones,
SINAI Woodmsnsee Joseph Woodmar see, Ehenczer
Magee and his wife Esther Magee Defendants.
The defendants are all severally notified that the
plaintif Nilsson Woodmanrer, the 2Sth of August.
1856 filed his certiori petition for partition IN the
Court of Common Pleas of sad county setting that
SamueI Wocdmsnsee late OF said county, died seized
in simple of the following known aud described
premises situate in the County aforesaid, and the
first Icing the N. E.qusrier OF Section Is town
ship = and Range containing l60 acres more or less
Second tract heing situate in N. w corner oi The N
L. quarter of Section 81 township and Range 4,
beginning for the same at the N. w. OF Or.
Sec ol thcHce with the n. boundary thereof g. so
T. So lisp To station thence S. 90 G7p 10 middle CT
National Road thence thercw iih g. 81 w. 53.sGp.
thence n 9g64p ID place of begiT ming, containing
eight ac es and 25s poles. excepting thereOut
one acre OF the West end of said premises That the
faid Martha Hoodnansee entitled TO dover IN said
PREMISES, az the widow of said interstate, and that
ycur etitioBer. n iIsOn Woodmansee, Nancy Hill,
Harri, II Jones' Sinai Woodmansce, Esther MagFe and
Jose h Woodmahsee have esch the legal right to and
are ozrd if fee simple OF the one undivided sixth
mart o. the premises aforesaid. Said petition
for ali order Of partition OF said premises, and or the
assignment of dover therein TO the widow aforesaid
ThsI if partition cannot he made without manifest in
jury then that such other proceedings he had
authorized by law and for other proper relief That
saia petition i'll be for hearing the next spring
tenn of said court, le57.
MILSoN WoODMANsEE.
se46wi By Miller Pennington. his Aii'y.
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ON MANHOOD,
AND ITS PREMATURE DECLINE
Just Published, Gratis, the 2Oth
ThnuSand:

A FEW WORDS ON THE RATI.
"A ONAL TREATMENT, without Medicine o.
Spermato or Local Weakness, Nocturnal Ennis
sion, Genital and Nervous Debility, ImpotenCy and
Imp ediments to Marriage generally.
By B. DE LANEY, NJ. d.
The import ant fact that the many alarming com
plants originating in the nprudence aud solitude
of youth, may lie easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE
is i'll this small tract clearly demonstrated; and the
entirely new and highly successful treatment, as
adopted by the Au:hOr, fully explained, by Of
which every one is enabled to HIMSELF perfectly
and at the least possible COST thereby avoiding al
the advertised uOstruns of the d v.
Sent tn any address, gratis and post free in sealed
envelope, bv remittng (post paid two postage stsps
TO DR.. B. LANEY, IL. Lispenard Street. New York
City. mays. I'm nd
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rAJ.RiE PROPERTY FOR SALE

The subscriber oilers for SAFE his
BOUsE aSD Lot LT BRIDGEPORT, OEIO,
win re he resides. The house has
Five Rooms above, Two Rooms h'low ana "ooo
Cellar.
The lower Rooms have been used Tor
Grocery. Harness Shop, &c
Fo, further iufor m alton call the Subscriber on
the premises TEis property Is
Nearly Opposite the Belmont FonnnfV.
and is well cacCizicd iusiness Call AMI sec a.
JET EMIAH FIELDS.
Bridgeport. August sIst, ls56. auseo"
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ID L A S T E r | N G.
III Tie undersigned would respectfully solicit the
i.rOnaEe of all persons desiious OF having any work
done IN MS line 81 nnsiness. His
Work viii Comi5are rarorabIy
with that ot any other person IL is
Finished OF IN the Bcs. City Style,
and he
Challenges Comparison
with any work of the kind lie resides on
Section Sixteen smith TOWNSHIP
Prices as reasonable Can he fonud eisew here
AUGUST ROTH ERMogp
seISApll Post-ofice address Jacoh.l.urp Of,io-
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ITO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.
l..TArE OF OHlo, BELMONT CoUN

y, IA q OF OHiU, DEDMON NOON
ty Court IF Common Pleas. Petition.
PATRIoB HENRY, Plaintiff,
THOMAS OsBcR Ne and Allen OsDuRSr, Defendants
The defendants hereby notified that The plaintiff
le 10Th of August, ls56 filed his petition IN the
Court of Common Pleas OF said county aforesaid
against ihem claiming that they owe him lOOO$, with
interest from August ist, IS6, for the payment oil
which the defendants executed their joint and seve
raj note dated May 50. Is56 aud due two months a.
ter the date thereof The plaintiff asks Judgment for
said sum- with interest from the time aforesaid, an
the defendants hereby notified TO answer said pc
tition or before the 25ih OF September next, OF
Judgment will be given against ihem by default for
she amount afor said.
PATRICK HENRY,
su2l6w1 Dy Muller PENsINGToH. his Au'y.
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(,LoSING OUT SALES FOR THIS
HXECUTOR,S NOTICE.

t. Notice lie hereby given that II the Probate
Court for Beimort county, the undersigned was ap-
pointed ard qualified Executor of the Estate Oi
james McMul n dec late OF Belmont County o.
Al! those ir;Gshte1 TO said estate requested 10
make ;sumstIs,e ,e pa and those having claims
against ssn Esis:e, notified to present them for
seti lenep. within one year from this date.
9.hI=oIsl URIAH MGMULLIN, Ex'r.
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Sundries.

DUIIUTI6S.
NIFTY BAGS RIO COFFEE;
l. 25 bbis No. MackereI:
25 hlf.
IL terces Rice;
boxes SaIeratus;
German Soip;
10 Sc and &c Tobacco.
10 half chests G. r. Tea;
S Y.H. Tea;
SIS /" Z" Imp. do
90 bbls Loaf dnC Crushed Sugar:
S bbs Golden Syrup.
For aleby THoBURN & HADDKN,
iylc9 ID, Main street, Wheeling.
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600 LBS. COLGATE STARCH
EuO 100 lbs sslsods, 10 lbs Sup c. Soda.
400 lbs Lace dye, 1900 lbs Chip Log Wood 100 Ex'
LE Wood, 100 Ibs. earn Wecd. just received and
Isl sale by j. w. COLLINS.
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| FARM FOR SALE.

4 FARM FOR SALE.
IA The undersigned will ,frer his Farm Public
Gale
On the ecth day of September next,
sitlate in Somerset township. Belmont county. Ohio
two miles West of Boston and three miles South o.
TemPeranceve,
Containing One hundred and Thirty y-oue Acres,
sixty Acres CLEARED. and the balance is well tim
There said Ferms
Good Mill Site and Young Orchard.
Said Farm - under good s!Ste Of cultivation Sale
To commence al O'Clock. p. Nj. Terms msde known
on the dsy of sale. DANIEI. G.. JOHNSON
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PLEASANT VALLEY
STEAM W0OLEN MILLS,
Aoaiin for the third rear.

AydtN J0r tHe N1Tu yeuf.
am again prepared to manufacture as usual, the
following goods to order Cassmers. Persian Cloths.
Satinels FIdnnels blankets ami Stocking yarnes
keeping hands the ahore variety for SALE
change for wool and country s"ap.
NPFsrmers can have their Wool manufactured
to order at the shortest notice exchange goods for
their wool. T FMarket price paid in cash tor wool.
MAY I, IS56. 6m JAMES YATES.
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Yours, with heartfelt gratitude,
TEvpr HATTIE Ind Oct 10 IL

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Oct. l2, 1855.
DR.. RoBACK--Sir: The last three bottles of your
Blood Purifier and the accompanying Pills, have
lIeved me of the last vestige o: my rheumatism. /
consider the all but miraculous. After having
suffered the most agony, almost without inter
mission, for eight years, and being for three years
cripple, can scarcely realize the fact that at this
moment after having used your Scandinavia Rene
dies for only tree months and few days hale,
hearty man, Capabe of manual labor and ent ely free
from pain. When first applied to you by letter, for
supply of your medicines, was little better than
annalicai skeleton. For more than two years had
never enjoyed one hour of unhroken night rest and
my Dind sinking with my toty. had become greatly
encebied the very first bottle oil the Purifier wrought
q surprising Change for the better in my SYSTEM and
after taking that wonderful restorative together with
the Blood Pills, for month felt that complete
regeneration of every animal function was in pro-
gress. was not deceived. am now. al 81 years of
age. free from every symptom of rheumatism as +
90 There can he doubt that this wonderful
is due to your medies alone and am willing,
if will you induce others seek relief from
The source that this letter should lie made pub
lie. Yours, &C.,