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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-10
Livery Stable

A Y THE undersigned having taken r.
(&AA-lD2 the stable Market Street, Nash ~
Sg1@~RkJ willie, Tenn, two doors below the IAA
Inn, and opposite the Mansion House forll-
ery occupied by the Hsnmer respectfully that
he Will keep hand good horses and vehces be let
the hiring public reasonable terms.
he Is prepared 10 take o. IN the best manner, AL
Horses left him, either boarding horses travellers
His Stable situated convenient business and he sal
Keep none experiences osers aud the best
he market can afford Terms moderate.
ian 26-dtwawIy r. 5. PATTERSON,
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Wines, Brandies, Liquors, &c.
DE VENoGE & CHARLES.

1873 Pearl street, New York,
IAVE abshed Agency for the sale Of their impor
Il tatons ia the city Of
NASHVILLE, at OOD-FELLOWS HALL
Dew are the representatives Of some Of the larges
houses in France; among others the CENTRAL SOCIETY
OF VINEYARD PROPRIETORs OF C0GNAC, whose Bran
dies they prepared to offer in Ha Quarter and Eighth
Pines.
This House has become celebrated for the excellence Of
Their Shipments and from the immense capital which they
represent offer superior advantages, both in quality and
price, any other Brandes. Shipments in Bond IL de
sired DE v C. also offer for se Of their OWN lMPOR
TATI0NS an assortment OF CHAMPAIGNES, CLARETS
MADEIRAS, SHERRlES, HOOKS, WHISKIES, GIN and
RUN, &C., &c.
Charles London Cordial Gin,
Oi titled in London under supervision Of the British Gov
ernment expressly for De Nenoge Charles of New York
pure tonc simulant and diurtc drink, pronounced by
medical men 10 be the most sanitary alcoholic dslaton
offered TO the Public This Gin from its peculiar quail
es eminenty adapted parts Of the country whose
waters abound with Limestone and is in general
beverage throughout The whole United States In cases OF
and dozen bottles each bottle bearing the words
Charles London Cordial Gin blown in the glass; and the
PrOprietOr's fac simile on tn label.
All orders confded and scrutiny Of Messrs De
venogp Charles, through their Nashville Agency, will meet
with prompt attention and dispatch. dec5-u
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70 MARTIN Z PAYNE.
Lands and Lots for Sale.

Ia = ACRES OF Valuable Land both sides Of IN
II = Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad. 70 miles fro N
Nashville on which depot has been recently located we'll
improved good saer, coed sol, with fair proportlou Of
timber aud cleared land excellent stand of country
and residence Either side Of the road the whole.
will Be sold 30 suit purchasers. - t... IL.
I56k ACRES one mile nom the town OF Franklin, In
Williamson county, the Liberty road, and mile east Of
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad. loo Acres cleared
and in cultivation. Has on comortabe Dwelling House,
lasting Springs, and Is productive sci-sutabe for four
bandsome settlements win sell X y, =, or al 70 soit
purchaser. ra E' aaff
II l6 ACRES mostly umbered part the Brentwood Tract,
the Tennessee and Aabama Railroad 81 miles South 81
Nashville soil of excellent quality, admirably adapted 70
thr purposes Of Vineyard Nursery, Market Garden.
= 1Ok ACRES the Gaatin TuFnpike road, 81 mlles
from Nashville between Stull and ssdge would make .
business In town convenient and comforobe country
resd nee. rrtre ri
500 ACRES on both sides Of the Nashville and North
WezteI Rar Ad ~ miles Of Na-hvie, Big HarPeh
River and nile east Kingston Springs, $50 Acres clear
ed-bsance well tmb TedFoea soii AID vater, and COM
ortable improvements. 3, H.af .sHsI
524 ACREs, well improved, mues from Nashville, on
the sI Greek Valley Pike aui nerr Ire N r. K. Soil
Of good quality COED Dwelling, zoe youog Orchard, sntin
a very good ne ghooflood .
81 aCREs in the brooklyn Lrts3 mlss North n NASH
vile nesr he Whites Creek lurlpke road. mest beau
tifal build ng los
Tors Of any sse 90 feet s5 Acres the Busns
Vista furnp be road, from 10 miles " Nashville With OF
Ni'hOut Timber, convenient 20 Huena Vista Sprinss.
fIO L1ts In the corporation Of asi Vie Wilson'S
SPRINGS several on the RrAnkiu Turnpike rOa several
ths Depot Of the Tenn Ala Z. r. several he
MuTrs bore Turnpike road 10 The Ith Ward, ana several
west u Capitol Hil the corporatonllne.
PRICES Low -Ts RMS IIBkRAL. These Who wish 10
purchase would do well to make early Application .
aptO-u CIV. NANCE. =
I
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TINHE partnership between the undersigned in the
Il and style OF J. ". Seabury Co.. dissolved by mu.
tual Sls ult Either OF will attend the
settling up Of the business Of the late Arm.
}. NJ. SEABURY,
a s. PEACH.
Jsnq-d IT,. SRABURK
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CHEAp GAN I.It.II.r,

rINHE BFNZOLE GAS LIGHT COMPANY are prepared
furnish Portable Gas Machines suitable for hanufac
tories Stores Dwelling Houses Steamboats, Railroad Sta
tons &C. These Machines warranted 10 give satisfac
ton They are Manufactured under T. McDougars Pat
ent and the only that viii operate well in cold
weather The Light produo, is half cheaper than Coal
Gas and less than the commonest TalOw Candles They
easily managed and free from danger and the prices 70
pei cent less than any other machines made The Compa
nv TO- State and County Rights for all the States
All orders should be addressed TO
S. T. MeDOUGALL Agent for the Company,
nov20-6m 32I broadway. New oTk 4.
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CygNDRIEs -saeh MsocaboT, seefes sn4 eapPse
- snafs Fse Cut Chesins Fobacee, nesfchaun fpes,
uquor Hlsks. Waians tansa cfaf l1blss ane ees 81
go arssaa vhick as delefnlred u sed Efaaeif
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Come Rf Last.

DOCAT4ONTAS s1ohtNG EOhACCD.-
F&s r1bacco, asvsr and Yeas4ntness sxcef A. ohef
brands In thls Arcie hafe y pfaual efs
nac aavor NhcA bone oher hasa fle a enly rfeis
Ta % prove aperurity fsr sale ~ NE pnana 81 ex
Ao 50 btis erzFse and hne eEt sfkng tet4cfo very
hns arlrl. Asa lsrRe Il Q. w. tfsa'a sac
N oseeso Ia psreru ~ % tinF hrsaass Les CeoP
e. star ttsrrury CFsp y sek FASH ars. nae 90 NE,
i-n..i a.t assrrous othss a. 81 shsch onr tsths
trAdr a fsduoed ngicea. LfoArA w. ~ ea'Afs -
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EISHING TACKIE--A large .toek, .sl,elea 5

EISHTNG TACKEE--A large stock, selected b.
II Of the 6rm, consisting OF Genuine LINER
iclk Hooks, plain and SnoOds; also, Aberdeen
Gravetaleen and comraon Limerick Hooks splendid
OF Lnescable laid SILK and Sea Grass spun and
plated Silk MiunOw Senes II by & Floats Of every
riety. Reels Jointed Rods, Clearing Rings, Fly Hooks &C.
&C, &C. In short, supply those who Gpprecat-
fine Tackle with almost every thing they may need to the
successful prosecution Of this useful calling.
10. G. BROWN,
- College e.
CPERM AND WAX CANBLES-lO boI,s
- Sperm and Wax Candles, this day received by
20. q. BROWN,
ie9 IS College street.
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NEW FIR VI.

TTN y. SEs EsBTRX a. u. =. PEACH,
i have formed partnership under the name q
aud syle of T. Seahury Co, and taken the stock N
and stand Of }. NJ. sezbury Co. in Coopers hlock E4
Cherry street. aud their friends and the public
that prepared 20 description Of work
in the PLUMBING BUSINESS in The Beatest aid most sub
santal They will also furnish and 90 Gas Pix
turrs in the hsndsomest styles. They respectfully solicit
,,.t,fEg
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS,

From S. NJ PETTINGILL q cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
11sNassau Street. New YORK,
And No. 10 State street, BosroE.
p Co.. Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United states and
the Cansdss
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

Prom the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of w g. sWYl
MER, No. Ia Second Street, ST. LOUIS. No.
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YON 81 CO..
nPoErERs AND DkALKas II.
Havana Cigars and Tobacco,
All
Foreign Wines, Liquors, &C.,
NO. 10 CEDAR STREET,
NASH VILE, TENN.

Another New Arrival.
I1HE undersigned are nov receiving stock Of HA.
Il VANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, BsANDlEs, INES, and
all articles appertainng their line of business and
with safety they now have the
Finest, Cheapest, Largest and Best Assortment
or Goods 10 their line that possibly be obtained every
thing having been selected BY ot the hrm with the great
est aud Judgment ~ suit hs market. They
abed offer every ndueement TO purchasers both Whole
sale and Retail Country Merchants and others would
vel 10 examine their stock before buying elsewhere. All
orders by 0therwe, promptly attended TO- and
perfect satisfaction guaranteed N every instance
ap4 LYONS CO.. Cedar st.
tIAGANA CIGARS.-k large lot Just received, con-
sistng Of Of the most celebrated brands Of Rsga
Has LondTes Operas, Media Rsgas, and various othsrs
which regard 10 quality and pnee, viii compete wth any
In the trade. For sale Al wholesale and Retain, ~
sI5 Lyons 4 CO. Cedar st.
DsAN ia ES.-we nov in reoeip, Of several X,
ID " AMI y pipes Brandy, direct through the CusTom
HousA shich guarantee FAR superior 10 be-
fore brought ths market They Of the nnest known
brands 6ioe Cognac Osrd. Dupuy Co In ted Vineyard
Proprsiors Champagne rsEdy and various Others. For
as So Lyons CO.. Cedar e.
p s-ws have also an assOrtusnt q very ans Bottle
Brandy.
WINES full assortment now on hand o. very
w psr0r navor and quality, ane Old Dua Gordon fhary
and Ioadon Particular MADEIRA Old 0pofo Port We have
lot q Wines pas ap bogtes sui,asle fer ng
For gss Wholesale and Retail sery low By
sY5 LYONS Co. Csder -
4 f,sIAMPAGNE WINES bAs. els Pln.s aaa
" qaaTis, q varous uesi known brands for sale ~
ape LIo-e : w. = es--- =
HOLLAND GINs-ssserAl pipes Of a superisr qaa-
III Ity Deube swan LOcouotiss and Pine Apple
e, IS sc a 'As Yoss Co 10 Cedar st.
s-we keep constantly hand inlsuppiy q LqueTs
and Wines - a descriptions 70 shch us rssPee ias's
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new YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vISCHER 4 sCHELL's GenT Advertising House,
APPLETON BULDIze, S46 and 34s Broadway %
Late No. so Nassau-Street.
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ICes TCO!!

NAI hava contract, which viii enable 60 furnh he
w citizens Of Nashville during the ensuing SIMMER Wh
8u THE RENT LAKE ICE,
At price corresponding with the current rates We shs
have from twelve hundred tons sad expect 10 be abb
supply customers through the whole Of the
weather We have butt large Ice House on Lower Eront
and expect to furnish Ice here regularly;
usr customers design that IL shah at time cost
: ms'hsg MARTIN PAYNE.
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NEW TKIUMPH!!

IMPORTANT
TO HoUsEKEEPERS AND DEALERS.
Thc Hope MILLS,
Il Fulton Street and II Beekman Street, New York,
Principal Office, lOS Front Street, New York.
Factory Nos &C. 81 80 Hudson Streets Jersey City,
THE PRoPRIEToRs OF THIS LONG AND WELL
i KNOWN
Coffee and spice Embellishments,
Continue to prepare the best Pharmacuetica -
Powder IN use for RAISING BREAD, BISCUIT, TEA
AND OTRER CAKES, &C They als0 prepare Mustard,
Cocoa and many other articles OF Gav in every family
which they offer upor the reasonable terms. Cata-
logues sent to dealers who request them.
r. H. J. q. IsHAM.
NB-Consumers advised TO inquire for HoPE Mus ar
ticles auc2-ly
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WILLOW WORK BASKETS AND sATcHELs.
HAvE choice 10, 81 Work Baskets. Plain and znbrod.
cred Also sAlches e various styles. J. n. Mc6ILL-
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Soda Water Apparatus,

CONSISTING of two Generators and two Soda Feunts
~ which v be sold 10 suit the purchaser, with without
the soda Pounts Cal you want bargain az
J.G.Ac. ROBERTS0Ss coNFECTioNKRr,
mar4 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23

planned" it satisfactorily. A great dea Of nose an,
confusion low took place and the President attempted
TO rsh the question through without debate but Bro
Kdchum res sted aud finally gaioed the Aoor Bro.
X accused the Chair of acting unfairly. sharp pas
sage Of arms took place DOW between the President
and Bro. X. in which the President was worsted
Bro Tallnan now rOared out that there was a CON.
mit:Ce in the from the Tenth Ward Council who
had come mp now to investigate matters aod TO see
which q the Councils in this ward was regular BRO
jackson Of the Tenth Ward uow arose and said
lie was the only one Of the committee present Every
thing else was now dropped and the resolution 10
explain things for Jackson forgotten by both
sides. Jackson pulled and hauled and "buzzed "
and frequently he found brother whispering in each
ear. The AntDooley mon coaxed and defed hin by
turns, and Bro TOmpkins told him the matter was
zone Of his business. The principal speakers. how
ever, pitted against each other were ketchum and
Bro. Joe. Our Reporter never saw man ret so COM
plete roasting in an argument as Bro. X gave
the little Street Commissioner. Bro. Joe only argu-
ment was that the Tenth Ward Council could not 20
behind the charter and he took occasion to state that
the HirdOO members Of the Legislature Of this Safe
had that day applied for charter to start Legisla-
tive Council. Bro Ketchum made a speech covering
the whole ground, showing how the charter was OBJ
tanned by fraud, and that the persons obtaining it met
an hour earlier on the night when the Council
was started, and kept all the Anti Dooey men out till
DOoley was put through and that members had been
blackballed only because they opposed Dooley.
Bro. jackson wished TO get away but found it
impossible and there began to be symptoms Of q row.
Bro. Smthson wished 10 tell his story again about
going down to see Bro. Jas. w. Barker, but it was
cut of by the adoption of the previous question.
Bro. Tallmsn rushed from the Vice-President's
chair toward Bro. Jackson, gesticulating in frantic
manner yelling out that he wished to have matters
right and, in the language Of the Apostle Paul,
"let every tub stand on its bottom" lie made
what Southern brethren call avery " mfammatory
speech" but reporter was unable to tell what it
was about. Bro Tompkins attempted to interrupt
him, but was told very unceremoniOusy to "cork up"
"A very classical expression for VieePresident to
use.
II was now understood that Bro. Joe could not be
present next Wednesday night, and as the Council
can't 90 on without him it resolved that when
they adjourned il should be for two weeks. As Bro.
Joe il proprietor of the Council he has undoubcd
right to have meet when il please him best. Mean
time matters can be explained to Bro. Jackson aud
other committees. Council No. Is then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23
DISEASES OF THE LUNGs-NOTICE.

Dr. ROBERT HUNTER bess inform hi patients Ia Phisdel
rh, that be has opened establishment la that city, under
the charge Dr. Mossos for the special treat,
mont of diseases Of the throat and lungs.
Dr. MoRsos ueber OF the Royal College Of Surgeons,
London has enjoyed both In that city and long
aud experience in the treatment of pulmonary affections
Dr. HuNTER would also state, for the Information OF his pa
tents residing Baltimore aud Washington that Dr. JoHN
BLIssARD WILLIAMS will hereafter be associated with the Bal
tifrOre Office. -,
these arrangements have been rendered necessary by the
growth Of the practice IN Philadelphia and Baltimore and by
ement OF Dr. JAMES HUNTER IN Consequence oil ~
health Patients those will IN future enjoy not only
ali the advantage Dr. HUNrEEs advice bat tue addt NAL
benefit OF the personal supervision Of sul and ao-
conn lshed resident phy sicians. -
In The Specialist Journal of Diseases Of the Chest Tor
February extended explanation Of DR. HUNTERS views and
treatment will be found with much additional niOrnatlon
which should be read by pred 10 Or suffering
from VI the throat lun The Specialist can DO
procured Of the publishers, MessrA SHERMAN Co.. Astor
residing distance, who prevented by
their health the weather. other considerations
In inch cases il necessary that he patient should carefully
describe tn. re.e sympoms and the past history Of his Dis
esse To render ekec hst OF questions
las ie ref AIRED which will be sent with specimen copy II
The Specialist OH application either OF the following I'D
dresses: - -
NFw-YoRx-Dr ROBERT HUNTER. No. eE Broadway
PHlLApELPHIA-Dr. =. NoRsoS No. 5OZ W alnuis-
PALTIMcRR-Dr. j. b. WILLIAMs No 81 North ChaTes-st
Eorg-Dr HUNTER may be consulted personal heroto
fore from a. II. 10 ?. L., daily.
G-YO Feb ~, 1856.