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New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-30
'"' '''' BRADFORD R. WOOD.
From The Hon. R1nsOm Baicom.


GENTLEMEN: | have received your circular request
ing me 70 attend OF a citizens Of New oS, opposed
10 the ard policy Of the present Adnnsaoi Tor
the extension Of slavery territory embrace within the
contact Of MssouT and In favor OF restorng
tic scton and ros Federal Government the sub
jec Slavery the principles OF Wsshngu aud jehe[son
10 be held at the Broadway Tabernacle he evening OF the
2gh inst
While heartily approve Of he objects and prJPrsy 9 he
rr1 o.ed me citing must decline participate in l. fot the
reaior that JUDICIAL officers should stand aOof for all poiu;
strife They should have political aOns and they oGht TO
,rsau II Nv their the ballot boXbut there their
political action should begin and end 80,
NCry respectfully youis, RANSOM BALOOM'
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L. D. xoReAS, ssq., CHI
Frem the Hon. Wm. II. Senard.

WAsHiScToS April II, 3D.
GFxrLFMHS: | thank you sincerely for yoar klod
,u.op 10 the meeting citizens Of Ne rYork 70 = held on
~. h lpst can howe yer hardly ndolse hope tbs, my
u permit to be With you on aat nsf
occasion -. o.fy
tended In s results render the prob Of us present h's
Intimate removal more CON pliea'ed AMI embsrsss
Cor 40 s,os made obain peace have poincsd ds117I
struleoIs made 20 suppress debate have resuIeo in
frd eli the sser toe more seeduy ns eyh5 OF
,,.rson are az der.tooi reo in the m4ny ndcaioas OF
akenirg Of the pubic mind 20 hat snoee', aud
A. a., with patience It's ultimate ceSson- ,,.,.
AZ B'N"e''"' ~ Wx H. SEWARD
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-30
From the Hon. F.. Z. Spinner.

A. WILLARD's, WAsHINGTOs AprI Y, I8J5
GEsTLFMEY: Your note inviting my attendance at
70 be bel s the Tabernacle ia New York, the
Seb INST ain favor of restoring the snd position Of the
"euen Governmen. the rubect OF slavery TO the pnci
"neS Of Washington aud Jefferson" has been received.
not only synyathze with you but sha feel nay duty to
eo0perh,e h YOU every practical ways but much as de-
sIe to do So nv duties here IN the will preclude
n . from the pleasure Of attending in person.
am gentlemen, very respectfully yours,
f. T.. SPINNER.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-30
From tie Hon. ". II. Kelley.
GENTLEMEN: Your letter

GyyrLEnEy: Your letter of the lOth inst, iuV adj
me 20 attend meeting Of he citizens Of Ne~York O. 9.ei
70 the uessures and policy Of The present -; ~
Of Slavery teTntory smDrtce within ~
ecnpsc Il the MssOun ComProgse and y 40, o fe -.
Re c,ioD and position Of the Federal t}ov nDs on ne
nbset of slavery the principles OF washington asa ,eIs
"I held the Brosds,y TsS~faele on as evening "
4" m. 18th met received last evening , . -
l. "A uncertain hether can b. witt yol o. that OF
not Bu, b cured Gentlemen. thtt 'h7 Vge ca al ccst
sons sId sbor ell my might mipd aud sreas'a 81 al
trc, 10 accomplish the object, set forth 10 your ettsi
1Ienhhs JO' '0 ~ W. II KELSEY
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-30

..sumr,sona TO sodse from t' ?ou. and o. de .an
tin ou tie the fedessl OoVefnn-
Iii be enc sud he sanse Aba ell ts viii he cary Do
ID. good peops Of tho ,opuous North o'seos pas. differ
a,a,. 0sr.sltss should be the we;ehsord-
Believe me, dear Sir, very f.i,hfaly yours,
Il N xoss. AN ga. Chairman, kc.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-30
From, Mr.. FessfndeH.

PORTLAND, April Y ~.
DEAR SIR: Nr. ". p. Fessenden has requested me
q, rrra 20 YOU his Ks your invitation for % inst
heLg compelled 10 deens IT, Since his re-
tur ~ W.hington he has been confined his hous@ ny IL
es A. or Il sccouIt will be unable himsef the
pleasure Of meeting your Committee the s9Ih.
YouIs respectfully, JAslEs u. FESsaNDEF.
3 d. MOECAN
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-30
From Senator Sumaer Of Ma,saesusetts.


DEAR SIR: | cannot be At your proposed meetiur
where assemble the patriotism, iute ana weAii
of The Metropolis but recognize pogisee snd cry q 4
Ged spsed@
IRE wok before spsn Ksnsas be from y
nal ssnpaon. under wh Slavery hts been ofchy
hshed Free Soil THIS the special 0 eNerou which
we are summoned BY every ss distant
ferrtoy aud also by sentiment Of
eoaby But ibis can be done only by her Immediate sins
SION into the Union under her present consitGfon
sfsfe-of eouse without recognition usurpaou
Upon this must insist the essential ena
In achieving this result incdsnta coed will accom-
Eiishsd which Of itself shoud tempt exertion Ths
Slave Ogaehy hss stalled Its The
upon the support Of ths usarpson In madness OF s
~ amy has selected PoOn The least enAbe Of al IL
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-30

.,a ., n. preservation 81 re uni1n, Tor se o. ovs
rsr,. WHO FossEp IT. and the EIon5us Inf Pf1esie'
g., vh,ch they formed t. viii brns - e Vi S', snl Ill -
rsuu,lsss ', srs Of justice, freedom ssd p"-n'y 70 ' "
remain, oentlsm,n Jour obedient ssrTa1' av u,np
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-30
From he Hon. z. B. Morgcn Of Nc,r. IIort.

BoVsE l.EPREsESTATtvLs .sth AI1li, lsJi
CrNrLFMEN: Ii would be most agreeable to me to
scerrt ,cfr limitation 20 uite with hos o the free oi
the 2h give exuf ssi91 % tue general
fhe North the abscrhiag issues q the tav
devoted the principles stv0ca;e and shall vita
real coop, with yUL IN main aiming them
comrels T-lai a. post and 20 the eX'et OF
ability defend the Freedom Gr u assaults o. the
Slave the South the miserable race ~ Doggass CT
the North sud the pEogste corrupt Administration here
an, with great resoect, trcis Eouts ..
EDNIN Is. MORGAN
n.ssts = y MoReaS A. J. BLEEcKEE W.A EyARTs, c.
G. LEIGH aud JonN BICELcw Con-, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-30
From IIim. {. Bryant.

NV s, J1.
GESrLEsrS: 1t may not be 10 my power to be pres
the <ens heh you have done me the honor %
suesf ny sfsalance N fully ssiee with you TO the in-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-05

ToBAoco-We hear OF Ill hhds sold to-day, Of
which so at o. and 81 aud 81 on private terms.
Yesterday ls4 hhds were sold, also on private
terms.
SUGAR-There was large supply, and with
brisk demand for the better qualities, the sales
amount to about 400 hbds., at It Sc. for fair to
Fully Fair.
MoLAssEs.-Prices have further advanced, and
some 500 bbls. have been sold to-day at 81 a soc.
for fermeutng, and 40 4Sio. per gallon for ordia
nary to choice reboiled.
FLoUR.-The market has been quiet, and the
sales are confined to few lots including 100 In
diana and superfne at Sc Is, 100 fancy At Sc 30,
100 good extra at 81 80, and $50 choice extra at
IS 25 per Dbl.
have noticed sales OF only 5000 sacks, Of which
about 100, in several lots, at SO a So, and 1900
mixed at considerably less.
BACoN.-The market is firm, and prime ribbed
Sides are held 81. The sales comprise so casks
clear Sides at 9tc.; so at 9{e, and IS Of inferior
Souders on private terms.
LARD.-We notice sales of 90 tiercss No. prime
at l0Rc., and $50 kegs at to- per 10.
BAGGNG.-A lot Of 200 bales India was sold to-
day, to arrive, at lose. cash, though the asking
rate generally is lie.
GUNST BAGs.-We hear of sale of 3l5 bales
yesterday at l4c.
WHisKY.-The market is still very dull A lot
of so bbls. Rectifed was sold o.dsy at csc. per
gallon
CoFFEE.-Ye sterdsy a cargo Of $3.50 bags Rio
was disposed Of at average Of 90. aud to-day We
notice sales OF $50 bags at l0ic.; 200 at l0i, 100
prime at i, and 90 Laguayra at llte. perlb.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-05
New Hotel.

A large number of our influential and ener-
getic citizens have taken hold of the hotel en-
terprise, and from the determined manner in
which they have set out, the success of this
important scheme may be confidently depend
ed on.
The necessity of large, fine and oonven-
lent hotel with all the modern improvements,
in Nashville, need not, we think, be argued.
The evidences of such want are exhibited
every day, to the most unobserving. The
keepers of our hotels say constantly that their
accommodations are fac short of what they
should be to entertain the guests who now ar
rive; and what, pray, will be the case with no
increase of facilities, when all our great thor
oughfares, now in progress of construction, are
completed
To commence the work, a subscription of
one hundred thousand dollars is necessary.
This sum must be raised by our own citizens,
principally, and in view of the immense advan-
tages that mustn ecessarily accrue to them and
the city generally, it is hoped that they will
meet the subject in a willing and liberal spirit,
and render substantial and efficient aid to tue
enterprise.
Situated in one of the highest and most
healthful regions of the Union, surrounded by
almost innumerable inviting Summer resorts,
(being one herself, in fact, and removed or
separated from those cities on the sea board
and large rivers, which suffer yearly from epi-
denies by mountain barriers, Nashville pos
sessses advantages over any other inland city
that we know of, to attract the attention of
those who fly from sweltering heat, disease
and death in those large cities less fortunately
located. To secure q vast amount of wealth
from such a source she only needs such accomo-
dations as that class of people demand, who
spend hundreds and thousands of dollars in the
manner and for the purpose above indicated.
If she does not have them, these people will go
elsewhere and find them.
We may perhaps remark with prOprieiy,
that large amount of trade would also be
secured which now ends it way to other cities,
If we had better conveniences for the accomo-
dalton of those who are engaged in business In
different portions Of this and adjacent States.
No one at all acquainted with the subject will
venture an objection to this proposition.
When our various lines of Railroads are com
pleted the trade of Nashville may be increased
at least one-third, Immediately. Another hotel,
and perhaps more, will be instantly demanded.
shall we have splendid structure, built upon
the most approved plan of recent improve
ments, which will at once be an ornament to
the city, State, and Southern section of the
country, and a credit to our people; or will we
allow two or more inferior houses to be built,
which viii be but another evidence of supine-
ness, apathy, lack of public spirit, and behind
band-stand-still policy, which is a reproach to
any people4
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-05

Now that the Washington Sentinel wants
Pierce utterly destroyed st Cincinnati and
Buchanan nominated, 1T makes frank confess
sion in respect to the course of the Northern
Democracy touching the motives and views
which actuated them in their support Of the
Nebraska bill; and it asks in reference to Pierce
"Ls it not clear beyond contradiction, that he
Went before the North eoeryDhere claiming re-
ward upon the express ground that it (the Kan
sGs 6jLD uoas legislation intended to, and could
secure advantage to tie NOrtk-rHAr IT WAS A
BILL FOR FRERDoMp'
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BY TELEGRAPH.
IRspor.. rurnI.Asa By ~. A..eei..sa Prs...l


CINCINNATI, June 4-The resolutions offered
this morning leave the veto power as as present;
regard Know Nothingism the same as the alien
and sedtion laws re.endorse the Nebraska bib;
admit States with without slavery; strong on
the Monroe Doctrine; oppose allowing any for
eigner 10 have control of the connection between
the Atlantic and the Pacific. The resolutions were
enthusiastically received.
The committee on credentials reported this after
noon, declaring the New York Softs entitled to 80
seats and the Hards TO g. storm is anticipated;
it is an Administration triumph.
New YoaK, June 3-Tbe news brought from
America by the steamer Arabia, depressed the Liv-
erpool cotton market. Sales of three days 94.000i
bales
Consols a4f. -.-z-.---
In the House of Lords, Clarendon stated that
Costa Riea had appealed to England for protec.
torate from this country, but the Government per-
emptoriy rejected the proposition.
The American National Convention met in this
city at noon to-day. E. B. Bartlett presided
About 100 delegates were present. Business uns
important.
CHICAGO, June 3-Dates from Lawrence to the
18th ult. have been received.
The amount of property destroyed YVES $4,000
A gentleman who has just arrived, reports the
difficulty heretofore telegraphed was ct OsOwatomie
instead of Potowatomie. The quarrel arose be-
tween the free State and pro slavery men, on &C
count of depredations committed by cattle belong
ing to the latter party. The pro slavery men as
sembled on the night of the goth, seized free
State man and proceeded TO hang him; bis wife fed
and aroused the neighbors, who came to the rescue
fight ensued, in which five pro slavery and two
free State men were killed
force Of 60 men organized at Westport on the
9th, and proceeded to osoWatomie.
.f..aszz d.
cifc Railroad question tabled by Is majority
The Foreign Resolutions were passed by over
majority. A motion to reconsider lost-79 to
49,. The committee on credentials viii not be pre-
pared to report till morning. Convention adjourn
ed till 10 o'clock tomorrow.
New YORK, June s, PN-Cotton is firm; sales
of 800 bales. Prices are sitter but not quotaby
higher Orleans middling IL, upland do 10.
NKw YoRK, May 4, noon.-Flour dropping,
Straight state 5a5 so, Ohio $50 Southern 90aS, rs
Wheat firm, Corn heavy, Lard IL.
LOUISVILLE, May 1.-The River is falling with
three feet inches in the canal
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Republics

DELIoAcIEs OF THE SRAsoS.-Our friends
things in the way of delicaoies which are par
ticularly agreeable and palatabls this sultry
weather. Their ice cream saloon is a very
popular resort just now, while the sparkling
soda from their excellent fountain is a mag
ical invigorator for the thirsty and the weary.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-05

SALE OF FiNE Lors.-It will be remember.
ed that Lindsey & Crockett sell some very
6ne and eligible lots to day. As has been be-
fore stated, these lots are 10 healthy portion
of the city, and are 10 have. very shortly the
convenences Of gas and water. The parch&s.
er eau obtain lot or lots on long credit, aud
II he should desire TO dispose Of his investment,
lie can, doabtlessly, do so at considerable ad-
vance before his payments are all due.
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river and S,enmbont Neu..

The river was falling yesterday, with nearly
80 inches water on Harpeth Shoals.
There were no arrivals up TO o'clock, p. IN,
though one or more of the smaller boats were
expected before this morning.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-05

p PosTPoNED-In consequence OF the indispo-
sitiOn OF Nile. Urso, theOonPlemeosary benefit
TO Mr.. G. Al. Taylor is postponed until next
Wednesday night
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-05

az The mercury in the thermometer of
itnpudence has reached the maximum height
in this city, whilst that in the Thermometer of
selt-respect hasfallen below zero, in one instance
at least. few days ago a negress drove up
70 a store door, and asked TO be served 10 the
carriage. She was waited on by a we'll
dressed and smiling clerk, with apparently as
much alacrity as if she had been, instead of a
black wench, the loveiest blonde in the city.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-05

R-Gen. Rivss was elected President of
Nicaragua at the recen; election in that coun-
try. The British commander at Greytown,
has expressed peaceable Intentions toward the
Republicl
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-05

sE-Hon. John NJ. Niles, of Connecticut,
ex Postmaster General, died few days ago.
No particulars received.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-05

SENTENCED TO BE SHoT.-By late dispatches
from Nicaragua, we learn that Schlessinger has
been tried by court martial, and sentenced to
be shot.
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Thursday Morning, June 5, 1855.

tB- In notice, yesterday, of the arrival ia
our city of Messrs. HATroN and CRowE, Ameri-
can Electors, Typographical blunder made us
say ain their hands the glorious banner Of the
American party will trail in the DUST" The
important little word "Reoer" was left out. We
doubt not our gallant young friends will see to
it that the bunder shall not prove prophetic.
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Thc Arr Of Dyeing Human rsair.

but mperfecty understood even hy those who make
the g1eaest prstensons The most ef the popular Hair
Dyes Of the Gay may for The time color the hair but
to be succeeded by tarhed green other unsghGy sp
pearance BOgIe's Electric Dye is void Of these noxOus
properties 1t Instantly dyes the hair beautfr natural
black or brown which neither water sunshine
nish in the east and to make assurance doubly sure
his agents are authorised to refund the money II the most
perfect satisfaction given Prices so cts 81 90 and
II 50 per Inventor W. BoeLE Boston, and sold BY
Druggists everywhere my 3l-ly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Are You Gstting BALD !

is your hair turning greyf Do wish to cultivate good
whisker and oustschesg Your hair to be Soft silky and
glossy Your head be COOL comfortable and free oidand
ruf Mothers your children 70 have uxu-iant heads
Of hars Thea BoGIks HYPERION FLrD, which neSer
s in unerring effects. Prices rs cts 80 cts rs cts, and
81 50 per bottle. BOgIes Balm Of cytheIa stands unr
vailed for Graduating i'd pmpes, and beantying the
complexion Price 80 Inventor and proprietor w.
Boyle Boston, and sold BY Druggists everywhere.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-05

TEN TEACHERS Of hrs, ability. snplOyedIn she
school; aordng facilities for thorough EsGtsH edu
eaou with Latin Greek, the modern polite languages
&c ION guitar harp and organ drawing embroidery,
AID seven kinds q painting.
Refinement Of manners and the etiquette Of society ineu
Gated Partisan lady resides In the hmily Prizes are
awarded In each department.
Aids 70 pkysfcdT education 20 be found IN csiss encs.
Dancing. Gymnassnu Bowling Alley, tStricy privsts)
swimming In Mystic River, (sa horseback riding, 4c Well
trained stdde horses belong 10 the Seminary.
Mas. THOMAS P. SMITH.
RErssEsczs-Hon. Robert C. winthrop Boston; Hon. ke-
unrd Everett do rev Charles Brooks West hedfcrd Rev
John Pierpont do r. Gardner. NJ Principal Boston Lan
school, Hoa Abbot LswFsnee, Boston, Rev. Hubbard VIM
sow New York; Rev Wm. Hague. d. D., Albany. Rev. Ro
lin II NeAle, D. d, BosteHi Hon- sam Hoastons fexH
mayi4-
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whisky, per bb. IS ~
Reef and Pork, per Dbl. $50
BrOorns in los OF 50 dozen aad upwsr,is 10
TopFevsnt overcharges the AGENT Of the Ms O. Railroad
l. authorised TO sign Receipts for Incorporation Of e articles
: nayi5 - '-''' : '-'-'' RI@zSDERsoN, sup'l
RATES OF FREEGHT
zfzsEa 80 - 80 SlI
FR0MGHARLEsTON NDsAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.
On and after the First of june.
FIRST CLASS.
Piano Fortes Books and Stationery, Boots, Shoes and
Hats; Liquors, oils, &C., in bottles; Camphine and
Spirits Tqrpentine, in bbs; Carpesing China, Glass
aud GlassTare Cigars in cases. Clocks, Conf .eona-
ries, Cotton Csrds Gallery 10 cases ca Ks aud boxes;
Dry Goods in boxes aud bales; Drugs, Fruits, Fruit
Trees and Shrubhery, Furs, Garden Seeds, Looking
Glasses and Looking Glass Plate. Eat owners riskl
Oysters in and Jars Saddery, Tin and Bnttania
Ware, Teas aud Spice, per 100 lbs, from lst Decem-
and nom LIST June to LIST December IS
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware except such i specified in First and Third
Glass; Coffee Mills, Machinery; Foreign Liquors. in
bbl. and pipes; Tobacco, In boxes; Leather in rolls
and boxes; Oils, in bbls and casks; CrOckery aud
Queensware in crates and casks Rice, Whiting,
Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper, per 100 ...sl00
THIRD CLASS.
Axes ShoVes Spades Sad Irons, Zinc and Tin, in pigs;
Manila and Cotton Cordage, Coffee, heavy Castings
Mill Gearing, Railroad Wheels and AxIes Chairs and
Spikes, and ROsin in bbs, per 100 lbs 50
SPECIAL RATES
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other light articles
not enumerated also, CaIboys Of Acids, or other
Chemicals will be charged by actual weight, but at
double First Class Rates. per 100
The rates are the Charleston and Savannah TO
Stevenson, and all stations this side to Nashville.
Overcharges where they evidently exist will be corrected
by the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad and paid BY the
Treasurer upon proper certificate from the Agent delivering
The Roads will pay for hidden damages injury TO
Of boxes packages when external appearance
Of damage exists
No claim for damages viii be considered unless accomPs-
MED receipt showing the goods to have been in good
order when delivered to the Roads at Charleston and Sa
Vannah,
In OF short goods the Roads require so days for an ex
animation Of the ne found by the expiration ef that
time Road delivering viii be authorised TO pay6ut
claim shall be considered goods sought for unless receipts
are exhibited IS evidence Of shipment
No goods will be delivered until all charges are paid, snd
q receipt given by the consignees or their agents.
The Agents OF the n O. r. K. under heavy bonds TO
the company aud sill freight bills due TO the Agents ndi
vduay therefore freight bills must be paid in FULL and re
CARNATIONS for charges damages &C. must be paid by
the Treasurer only, certificate Of the Agent and au
thority Of the superintendent.
may15 HI. ANDERSON, sup't
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Land Warrants.
AukIEd nbscnre Mr Joseph Fcissus ui coutinne 70
u bay Land Warrants Ca ny ED Ftaad o. cAsrFy
81, up stsiu. tn@ylgl ,. @. FkLLowEs.
so SHARES OF STOCK FOR SALE.
DEM sHIELDa Agent osrs for sale g. shares sock
u IN The MechaHics haidlzg and Lean Associaflon.
e-Fersons wishing 60 purchAts sel storka " any
kEd VII please leave their 0FdeS once Ne g Public
Square. llay1ol bENJ .. shlELDs.
JUST RECEIVED,
A IL SIZES, ANVIL BRAND MAII.s-lhs basg EaEl
"a madrt
Grlalas suPsnor ssytiss Blades:
8nntn's Grass A"
Pour Fingered Grain Cradles
HsyI f4E Nv sosrox. y EsrhasA
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FISk'S
Patent Metallic Burial Case,
ROFaL Havana LoIIery.

TIKI erdiaaEy drsuinE e Ne ReFai aasana Lottery
con5octed - ne ePanish GcxsFnneot, aa4sF tAs
peTsrn q ne captan Gsnsrai u caba VII Aas p..s ~
hssaoa. On
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Ifth, 1856.
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E Extract from letter by the Rev. Mr. CHURCHILL, Of
who now travelling his health in the East

~ Extract from letter BY the Rev. Mr. CHURCHILL, Of
Boston who is now travelling for his health in the East
st gives everpresen idea Of the expansive en-
terprse of his countymen, to find their commodities OF
commerce continually In his path wherever he Ihave
not visited any considerable city Of Turkey where did not
End the Medicines of my country represented by Ayers
Cherry Pectoral In Smyrna Aleppo, Jaa Jerusalem and
Consantinope in each the door post of some ba
zaar peculiarly American looking iron card Of Dr. Aver
saying in language which not in thousand Of the
ers by can read-aAyer's Cherry PICTORIAL for COU0hs,
Colds and Consumption, sold here" On shelf behind the
crossgged mussuman the bottles with their Eng
sh Spanish French and German faces turned towards the
crowd enqurng told that foreigners not
the only purchasers the believers themselves waive
their try this product Of American skill when
they find there is no other cure for them.
told yesterday that the Cherry Pectoral had been
presented to the Sultan and is in constant In his
harem, and in the hospitals Of the Empire"
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Staple Goods.

nUR stock Of staple Goods very enmpisse, and pr
" ces low. Come and see for yourselves,
AT McCLELLAND's,
mahsT 81 and IS College q