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Temperance Society.

The weekly meeting of this society
was held in the Union House on Satur-
day evening The attendance was
small, caused by several other meetings
taxing place in the village. The choir
was we'll represented, and performed
their part with their usual good grace
and ability. 1t is with regret We have
noticed the introduction Of extraneous
matter into the meetings Of the society.
We feel as sincere an interest 10 the
success of the temperance cause as any
one. We have as strong reasons for
this as can BE- given. But We have
always understood that the primary OBJ
jsct of temperance societies was to sup
press the sale Of Intoxicating liquors,
and to refsrm the Incorporate. When
VIC do this, we do what is needed and
as much as is expected. When We 90
further, we undertake work of super
erogation. What benefit can the cause
of temperance derive from the introduc-
ton of the name of a well-known re-
spectacle gentleman before the meeting
for the simple expression Of on opinion,
which might have been used ungardedly
aud without qualification. 1t bo'iss no
good, but tends to the injury OF the cause
wi ich all hive at heart. We aro sorry
to have sy alluds to this matter, but we
do SO in all kindness and with the best
intentions. We may make friends by
Cancellation: why sock to make enemies
by unnecessary strieturess
The President having called the
meeting to order, Rev. Mr.. Stowe Offer
ed prayer. The absence of the Secre-
tary prevented the usual transaction of
business. The lecture of the evening
was delivered by Rev. Mr.. Wooding.
He dwslt at length upon the advantages
Of life of total abstinence, in csntradis-
tinction with life Of intsmperanes, or
where intoxicating liquors are ussd.-
Gave a statistical account Of the euor-
nous obstruction Of life and property
which has annually resulted from intem-
psrance in the United Statss,-quoted
the opinisns of eminent physicians, that
the use of alcohol was by no means
usedful to the human system called
upon the ladies to use their influence
for its suppression and expulsion from
all domestic economy. Tho lecture oc-
eupied over an hour in its dilivery.
Mr.. Foster requested that ho would
be furnished with the Pledge, that his
youthful musical band might sign it
Il. b Psndleton, Esq, said he would
see that on the next evening the Pledge
should be furnished him aud the society.
Mr.. Gross" Where do you mean to
procure it from 7" Mr.. Pendleton--
d" FROM the Echo Office.' This called
forth from Mr.. Cross some ill-timed and
uncalled for illusions, which was very
justly and properly replied to by MIR.
Psndleton. He (Mr.P. also suggest
ed the propriety Of giving public notice
of the lectures Of the society, by placing
placards in public parts aud in his and
other stores. Tho President, announced
another lecture for the next meeting,
by Rev. Mr.. Whitman, and then ad-
journsd. +
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bV- The Republican State Convcu-
ton, of Connecticut, which met III
Hartford, on Wednesday, nominated
the following ticket:
For Governor, Henry B. Harrison
of New Haven !; for Treasursrs Jss. b,
Guy, Of Thompson for Secretary, Johu
Boyd, of Winstsd for Comptroller
John Il. Adams Of Norwich.
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Notice..

THE subscriber having purchased from s.
p. Stillman his interest in the Harness
Making Business, would inform the people
in this vicinity that he intends keeping on
hand ready made work OF all kinds, and Of
first rate quality, such MS Harnesses, Sad
dies, Trunks. Valises, Whips. and everything
usually kept in such shops. Repairing Of
all kinds, done to order, at short notice and
at reasonable prices.
SANDS N. PENDLETON.
Pawcatuck, March 10, 1856.
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h~ The Educational Association
met last evening according to adjourn.
ment, but ewing to the fair and other
causes, it was not very we'll attended,
1t was adjosrnsd to mex. Wednesday
evening. At the suggestion Of the Pros
idsnt, Mr.. Vail, the difficulties in tsach-
ing will be discussed at the next meet
ing.
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B A X e R Y.
MARM &TRkkT /, R. 4.
Oliver ID. Hall,

Would respectfully inform the citsens Of Westerly
and vicinity, that he keeps constantly on
hand and Tor sale at moderate prices,
All kinds Of
BAKER's CRAcxERs, NHrTE AND BNowS
BREAp, SPoNaE, PouSp, Fruit
.t3t AND SHORT CAKE,
AND PAsTRy, CONSTANTLY ON HASp.
Also, q complete asSort ment II all kinds OF
...,...c. Candies. ....
Constantly on haud, at Wholesale and Retsle.
Mr.. II. takes tLis opportunity to thauk his nu.
mr rous ffieuds aud patrons for the liberal pat
ropage wsth which they have favored him. and
Graves "A coDtipuance of the ~ me- 9tI
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fence, that If the maker Of it vas insane
when the murder was committed, could
he have been sane at the time of giving
the mortgagel 1t looks a. Though the
lawyers were caught this time. y
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= I'D. w. Hammond has recently
received new article Of cough candy,
which is Demonstrated Widow Malonss
Cough Candy. It said to BE- a coed
remedy for eelds.
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DT We invite the attention Of the
reader to the notice, in tho advertise.
ing columns, Of the EastirpL to b. gives
by the Ladies Benevolent Society, oi
Hspkinton, in the Church at Ashs~ay
on Thursday evening Of next week.
We expect that this Festival will BE-
q" lsetel the tallsst consairn' of the
season. The ladies in that vicinity
always carry out their plans and ar
rangemsnts in pleasing aud satisfac.
tory manner. The Westerly Brass
Band is to be present on the occasion,
which will add much to enjoyment Of
the evening. Go and enjoy yourself.
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ID I Il ID ,

At Alton, r. l., on Sunday, March I'd, Of
consumption, WM. TAR, only son of W. +. and
M A. Ssgar, aged l months and 2S days.
In this town, on Monday last, ELIZABETH,
wife Of Henry Sullivan, aged 20 years.
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NOTICE.

: WHEREAS my son BesJAMiN r. SpIcEa,
disrcgarls my advice and has contracted
debts without my knowledge; therefore
this is TO forbid NIL persons harboring or
trusting him on my account. as | Sill not
pay any debts OF his contracting FROM this
date. JOHN ". SPiCBR
stonington, March Cd, 1886. 2i6
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~ Fylsr, who msrdsred his wife
some time since near Syracuse, N. Y,
is playing a sharp game upon the coun-
sci who defended him. 1t appears that
the agreement between them was, ia
case Fylsr was saved from hanging, hi,
counsel were to have $4,000. OF thi,
amount $1,000 was paid in cash, |, aad the
remainder secured BY mortgage ou hi
farm. The counsel put in plea Of 'iu
sanity, and Fyler was sent to the Luna.
tic ilAsylum. The mortgage is nov
about due, and the holders, es proposing
to forssloss it, we're met with the DE-
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lnvalids take Notice

~. kimbau. from Providence. will be at
II LEONARD'S HOTEL. FRIDAY. March 2lst
and remain only three o four days, where he
will be happy to wait on all who need medical aid
ADVICE FREE
fS- See DR.. Towne's Notice. -IA
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DIdssason Salre cures Scalds. - Maria
+. Clark, of Pawtucket, r. l., scalded
her arm badly, and writes; " 1t was very
painful untii l applied the (" Massasoit
Salvo, whieh soon relieved the pain
and affected cure. I can recommend
it as the best remedy ever used for
scalds.' 1t Is sold by the trade at IS
cents per boxs } -
None genuine unless signed l, Bu1Ts
on the wrapper.
All orders addressed to
j. p. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
100 Washington street, Boston, Mass.
AGENTS = PoTTER & CHAMPLIN,
Westerly; e. F. Nichols, Kingston,
and Druggists throughout the States.
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The foll0wi ng letter from Rev. Henry woodsf
Concord. N. H., editor of the Congregational Jour
nal, speaks volumes in favor Of Wistar's Balsan
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Con cord, ". II. March 2, 1849.


Concord. N. H., editor of the Congregational Jour-
nal, speaks volumes In favor Of Wistar's Balsan,
Concord, ". II. March 2, 1s49.
Mr. s. W. FowLE Dear Sir,--Two
years ago, sudden and violent attack
upon ny lungs, confined me to my bed
for several weeks; and when l recover
ed, I was so much oppressed BY difficult
ty in breathing, that was often unable
to sleep or rest upon bed by night
The suffering was extreme, and judging
from the insf6caey of the remedies used,
I supposed the disease incurable. Be-
ing persuaded to try bottle of Wis
tar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, without
the least confidence in its efficacy, I
found the difficulty almost entirely re-
moved before one bottle was used up
Having a mortal aversion to medicine,
and seldom using it in any form, sym
patby with nay fellow sufferers induces
me to make this public statement, and
recommend the article to others similar
ly afflicted. With respect, yours,
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AGENTs---PoTTER & CnAMPLrN,
Westerly; w. 4. SEcAR & Co., Brand =
Iron Works b. B. SHELDON, Usqua
paug; G. +. NICHOLS. Kingston, Il. L
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-11
BY TELEGRAPH.
washington, Jan. 9.-SzaATE not in session to-

WAsHiNGToS, Jan. 9.-SEsATE not in session to-
dsy.
HOUSE, assembled at noon.
Mr. Smith, of Tenn, defended the Democratic
party and President from the charge that they are
responsible for the nonorgapization Of the House
Mr.. Whitney defended the sth section Of the
Philadelphia plstform. declaring ;ha; the American
party are not against individuals, but a system of
the principles of the Romish Church.
NJ. knight offered resolution for the election
Of Speaker by plurality, tabled by Ii minority.
The House resumed balloiing: 99th ballot
Banks 81, Richardson X, Fuller SO, Pennington Z,
scattering I've.
During the voting various gentlemen defined their
positions, several vainly endeavoring to draw ont
Nr. Banks to say whether he is now a member Of
the American order.
NEw YoRK, Jan. e--The steamship " Star Of
the West, ;" which sailed to-day for San Juan, took
out a large party of flibusters. The assistant U.
S Marshall went aboard, searched tie ship and
made FIVE arrests, among them Capt Moore, who
holds commission under Walker. All the parties
were connected with the Northern Light affair.
SPRTNGFIELD, O, Jan. 9.-Thernome,er was "a
degrees below zero this morning.
MARKETS BY T'ELEGR4PH
New YORK, Jan 9, P. Motion market firm,
sales 1900. The Steamers news had no effect.
Corn dull, western mixed ole Pork declined, mess
SIS "a; Lard firm lie; Coffee firm, Rio l2c;
Sugar firm at 81; Freights activ'.
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BRILLIANT DISPLAY
OF
ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS,
BIsLEs, PRAYER BOOKS, HYMN BOOKS,
Albums, Papier Mache Work, &C.,
FOR TIE
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS

No. l. The Holy Gospels: Illustrated in forty Original
EnsrayIngs. ny FRspsmcE UvshBsok.
No. 2. Gems Of British Art: With choice specimens
q Poetry, History 1ud Romance.
No 9. Ornaments Of Memory: Or, Beauties Of History,
Poetr, ana Romanc , with eighteen tngraviuRs.
No l. The Re pubican Court: or, American Society In
the DAYS q Wa ht gtun.
No. 5. Women Of the Bible: Deineatsd IN Series Of
skst his OF Prominrnt Females m, nroned IN Ito y
Scripture. Illustrated b. eighteen elarseteris.i lie
Steel Engrayiuga New Et,ain
No. c. Home Authors and Home artists: Or, Amer
can sceacfy Az, aud Iiie,a Comprising
Series Of b AJs b. he m,st distinguished Auth
o. America.
No. I. Characteristics Of Women Neral P0stieAl and
Historical By Mrs. JAHI-oS.
No s The Parallels Of tie New Testament Practically
unioIael. BY Rev. wE BAoos sTsysSs, d. u.
Ne. D. The Romance Of American Landscape. Illus
baisd Sih sx'een Egrayinss on s'ecl.
No. To- The Thoughts Blossom Win sixteen elegant En-
cravings. By \. P. WILIs-
No. II. The Book Of Beauty With several beautiful n
lastrauoa,.
No "a A Winter Wreath Of Summer Flowers. VIA
oolorea Plates.
Ann ais.
FrisndshiP's oTsriag. NsmSry's Gin
The cecilliAn Gift. The snow Flake.
ca istian Keepsake. Aoss Rose.
Alfsetion's Gift The Phiopena
The Atlantic Souvenir.
Iibles large aud small Pain and RAaey bindngs viii
wishoGt clasps
Prayer looks and Hymn Books. In several styles q
biEdnss. some u vhlcA sageFh.
? per Maehs Work Boxes. Writing Desla Porto
lios, chesa-Bogrds. a., &e., &c
Aso, great variety q culLpRtNS BoOks eAiealated
10 insas the naa sci lirAss aney of he yoanE
svsny ave asrsht kais q GAMES FoR JUVENILES.
together Sish efhsr things TOO nunsruss - msnsoa.
The pube are respectfully nssd call aud ioi
themselves CAARLE W. SMITH
docs0 No. Al College 81
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DccisiOns of the Supreme Court.


Vim. Roane State, opinion by Judge Harris,
affirming judgment.
Samuel AcLuny VS. State, opinion by Judge Har,
ris reversing judgment and remanding cause
}. Cash g. wife VS. z. Ship, opinion by Judge
Harris, affirming decree Of Chancellor.
18TH CIRCUIT.
S. Lcatherwood vs. Goodrich, surviving partner
opinion by Judge Hurts, affirming judgment.
A. G White VS. c. W. Westmoreland, ct ais, opin-
ion by Judge Caruthers, affirming decree.
II. :" Saith EK'r, ct ais VS. John c. Green Adm
ct ais, opinion by Judge Csruthers affirming decree.
Martin & Stacy Ell ais, VS. w c. Bradley, opinion
by Judge Mckinney, affirming judgment.
R. Campbell e, ais, " P. G Franklin, opinion by
Judge Mckinney, reversing decree; bill Of review
dismissed, &c.
R joiner ct ais, va Henry Holt, etals, opinion ty
Judge Mckinney affirming decree.
GrH CIRCUIT.
=. g. S Perkins ct ais, vs. s w. Harris, opinion
by Judge Mckinney, affirming Judgment.
Same VS. VIM. Harrison, opinion by Judge Nc
kinney, affirming judgment.
VIM II Craft, czPar.e, opinion by Judge McKi Z.
nsv sfirming ind ,rnant h low
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NASHVILLE, Jan 5, 1856.
Mr. EDTToR-The following lines submitted TO your
60 judgment and IL YOU think them deserving enough
Of please give them insertion in the Nashville
Plt,i0t II not however, consign them what VIII
probably be the fate Of their ambitious auh)r-"an early
grave" that is you 10 insert them in your paper
them between the bars Of your grateat all events
give them au insertion sOalsiUhero.
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FOR SALE.

II OFFER for sale the following property: One Inls
l. proved s.Ot situated in Rdge6ed Bell street,
be Splng Tetmore streets The lot fronts 80 feet
and back "a. EFT. The improvements Il are.
Dwelling House with p rooms entry, back stable, car
age house, and a we'll OF good water.
ALS0-A Vacant Lot. on Bell street, nearly oppo-
site the above fronting hythTse feet and running back
one hundred aud ninety four feet-fenced in.
And three hhy feet lots In Zoleoger Addition the
corner Of Russell and Tulip streets.
R A. BALIOwR,
oct2 General Agent, Toesderck
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S 6 o O O O.!

sol T rizes Amounting to 100000
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
Every Prize drawn each wing, and paid when due
Tickets SO: Halves SIS; Carriers SO so.
~ Address JAMES =. WINTER, Man ger,
MACON. Ga.
dec22-td or, BOX i43 NASHVnIEP. o.
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EOR SALE.

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOr-We are ofering
Tor sale that commanding site College Hin known
the CAMPBELL PLACE" The Lot fronts i50 feet Msr-
ket street situated opposite tine Butedge Property, and
offered Tor about what tho lot is Wotth.
deei7l LINDSLEY CR0CKLrf.
ENOR SALE-A HOUSE AND LIT in est ashviIls.
L The lot fronts McGavoek so feet, and
Scs los feet II cot alley. The House contains
and hall, with stables, &c z. A. BALLOWE,
Gets Gem Ag't No. II Ueaderiek 81
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No. ID COLLEGE STss N&ShVi lille. Tenn.
II AVE now on hand one OF the largest and most complete
II stocks Of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. suiia-
bic for Fall and Winter offered at retail in this mar
ket And having within the last few days received their
third large FAIL IMPORTATION and many articles bought
at prices far below their usual cost enabled to offer in
ducements to all persons wanting goods in their line.
DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Fouuce silks in all coiors for day and evening
dresses at SIS SEQ Elegant MORE Antiques plain
and striped for both day and evening" elegant Plaid and
Striped Silks, all qualities AMI prices; Pl2ia Rept Silks in
all soiors for day and evening dresses; Pout de sO do
Cashmere Robes With borders elegant; Cashmere Robes
printed, do.
Plain and Printed DcIaines.
The largest lot offered in this city bought at greatly
reduced prices, which will be sold proportioDsby low.
$40 patterns Union de LANES only az piece; Plain
Merinos in all coors In Short EVERY THING in the dress
goods line.
Extra heavy, all Wool, for Drawers;
Z" ~ Union, &"
Shaker,
All qualities Welsh and other unshrinking Flannels;
Fine saque Fannels all ccors; and for children common
White Red and Yellow, all qualities.
For Boys.
All descriptions Of goods Boys Clothing such Jeans,
satinetts, rweeds Cassmeres, &c. &c.
staple Goods.
All kinds sheetings Shrtngs, Pillow Domestics Tckings
Apron Checks, Canton Fanne Prints Irish Linens, Plaid
Linseys Negro Kerseys, &c. &c.
EmbrOideries and Lace Goods,
Everything this line Honton Collars Collsrettes;
VAL ars CoarstJes and eeves separate in sets all
kinds Of French and Scotch Worked Collars; Mourning Col
ars, in great variety.
Curtain Goods.
Everything in Muslin and Lace Curtains. Also Unon, all
Wool, and Satin Iaine Damaks with Gimps, TasseIs,
Loops, Cords, &c, 70 match Also Cernce and Pins, all
qualities
Hosiery.
very large stock Of Ladies' Misses Mems and Boys all
Of which they will sell at the oVest possible prices.
Carpets
In endless variety and all qualities. Many new styles
received within the last f. days. prices 10 insure entire
satisfaction Also lsr1e lot Of Rugs Mats, prugets,
CrUmb CT tbs, Gil Cloth, Mats for Fire Places, Wash
Stands, &c dc. K. G. McNAIRY 4 CO.,
noy2i No. 55 College street, Nashville Tenn.
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or Al e.

IN the 10Th Of January next win sell to VIE highest a
~ bidder, my Tract Of AnRd. containing about -
eV0 Aer' acres cleared the bsanee timber bling *
miles iro Port Royal the waters Of Sulphur Fork Of Rs
RIVER II well adapted 70 the gros Of Wheat Corn and
Tobacco, with comfortable improvements 60 seeded
IN Wheat convenient good mills Of which
featuring nils the Of Bed kiver 70 miles rom
Oarksvie in good neiRhhosho convenient - schools
and churches TRENS-One-thrs The bal rec il one
and two years. with interest Possn given by The LIST Of
February For further particulars cali J. Q Dsrden, Of
Nashville, or 10 me, the premises.
dsc1s-fwswIna uc'y am't$5 GRO MeCAULEY
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BY "sPEAHKFIN.

BT 'rPEAAktlh"
What mighty changes time has wrought,
within hundred yeam,
Upon this rocky rmiaeuce,
Which now city bears;
For where proud eGihcfs stand
And rare exoties grow,
Wa, but cdarflrest Wild
century o.
Where q lirt hab.tations mark
Ths abode Of peaceful men.
Was the haunt Of ruthless sayases
Who held the forest then;
And here they built tn -ir rude sAn tents,
(rhrir homes were fashioned so)
To shelter them from wand ana rain
century aTo
Aud where upon our loftJst hll
A marble ga ace stands,
The wild red men err council held
Add met Ia wsrAe bauds;
And from each ghbring m Juntiin height
And re y dell below,
The wa hoop echo I'd loud and shr.l
century ago.
The forest-hunter followed here
The chase, with bow and spear,
And on his track (1ow grayelsd 5treets,)
Pursued the Loaud NJ ceer;
In time OF war "a sycret llraed
To Isy his dea y Zoe,
For law was not regarded here
Ac.ulury ago.
No glayelled walks or iyed halls
By art and sci nee plsnucd,
But Nature Ia ltr NIIe-t mood
Shaped all with magic hand.
The scene has greatly alter d since,
And customs altered to,
Prom what they we're IN early days,
century ago.
Many legend has been told
OF me tragcal event
That h,ppcnrd .ong befoge this Hill
Became "ser,m-ut"
Here arrow heads are Of, up'urned
By the farmers lolsh or hoe,
Which mark the spot whore warriors fought
Aceatury aga.
A. civilization fou the Hast
With rsp.i stiiIe moved on,
This forest iii was -oon transformed
Inro thriving town;
The Indian yielded up his home
Unit ms pale &c df'e,
And pitched 81, tent sill farther West,
century ago.
city IN is spcudor stan Il
Upon the memo able spot,
monument Of h-r,ii deeds
Which viii never b. foIglt
And IN ID mai 81, the bus, hum
Of man Ala tories shaw
c1nlat 10 IA 'se qIi,t days,
century ga
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RECEIVED, AND NOW IN STORE BY
CHURCH ANDERSON,

RECEIVED, AND NOW IN STORE BY
CHURCH ANDERSON,
y EIEORE NEW ORLEANS,
80 hhds New Sugar;
leo bag, Rio Coffee;
100 bxs. Fresh Raisins;
20 kits fresh Fish;
100 bbs Moasses;
80 H. bbls. do
$50 sacks salt.
FROys ESALTIEOHE,
1o0 doz Fresh Oysters;
100 bags PRIME Coffee.
FROW CINCINNATI,
leo bxs.. halves and ours, Star Candles;
100 doE. Pat ~ ed P. Buckets;
~ nests Tu6s;
90 doz Wash Boards
10 bbs Backing;
100 bxs. Western Reserve Cheese;
100 bbls. Wiishire's Whisky;
100 Z" Deals
20 {" old Rye
81 " Bourbon;
80 +" MonJngahels;
10 Brandy
IS NJ Wine.
FROM NEW YORK,
10000 Spanish Sole Leather;
so casks English soda;
90 bags Race Ginger;
20 Pepper;
20 DO Spice.
6cerOOus Indigo;
casks Nader;
100000 G.. D. Caps;
FROM 81. LOUIS,
25 kegs Golden Syrup;
10 half bbls do;
bills do;
% kegs Lead;
200 bags Shot
FESOM WHEELING,
900 kegs assorted Nails
The above articles we're received yesterday-a and
fresh and will be disposed Of aonShngy low prices
Having been purchased IT the lowest possible figure for he
De,r they will 81 be exchanged the lowest posi-
bic figure tie petsrtRcVBl CAN and for your
selves. CHURCH ANDERSON,
n0S23 Nos ! and Broad st.
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TERMS on SALE.
Trust Sale Of Dry Goods.

MISSES. PLUhMEK co having executed deed Of
4fI trust 10 the und rsgned conveying their entire stock
Of Goods the will be sold the reasonable
terms for Cash. at the old stand No 10 Public Square, for
short time
Persons indebted 10 said arm requested to for
ward and make psymsnt immediately their will
be placed In the hands Of ocsr, the accounts
&C, are also assigned.
The books and Of said firm open for the
speeton Of creditors. JOHN G.. FERGUSON.
dec22-u Trustee.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-11
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loo barrels H.e's Magnolia Hhrky
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20 bsg Pepper
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