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Ray. A. R. WOLFE.
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Important Discovery 70 the Eeononlst-sonethingu or
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SMELL. Hub small portion the glove, the dirt in
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One bottle i warranef 20 clean a pair Of Sgyes Price,
ed with an open bottle 70 prove its Operation Agents
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CONTENT, MARY co, wio,,,sis nsose,
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POTICHOMANIE.
NIE and beautiful art Of qrusnentinE tie simplest
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dren anu scYi5 encouraging taste for IL deEa
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The Eye and Ear.
NCRfNc late tour ia Klropr several new
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JAMES ". POWELL, ri. o.,
Deullsa, AurtaG, Gecs
isiI;dANIy OE1IcF8, 5a5 Broadway, NY
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FRINGE q GO.'3
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k Agents for the sale OF Meodeons may be found
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NAVAL SroREsAC Common rosin 4s6da4ssd;
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HENRY Z. PARKs, lEereAaat.


We might add volumes evidences the most cOnrnc-
ing proof remedy found effects
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NOI4CE.
To the LOrers Of Home made Manufactures
and the Public tn general
HRISTIAN FIACK continues his business of Manu-
~ featuring Domestic Hosiery for Men, Women and
chdrens winter at his stand, No. 167 Main St.
South Side Of Suspension Bridge, Wheeling Va Where
VIII he pleased TO his old customers, and many
ones as eau make him call His stock being OF the
quality all work warranted.
The special attention Of the Ladies invited to his large
assortment Of hne sIocKKGs superior
quality as has ever been exhibited in this city sp1s
FOR SALE.
Al BBS Old Bourbon Whisky, ut auction private sale
III credit Of ninety days,
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Aud 6y an Druggists in wheeling, and Dealersn Medicn
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WATsON's TEN DOLLAR PATENT
Family Sewing Machine.

Ror Sale by OLIVER PRYOR, wheeling, Va.
pept22-ftd2mw
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TGSA GREAT SPRING AEDIoZREI
THE GREAT RENOYAT0R OF THE SYSTEM
~ Delicate IaIIes children win please 70 give Il
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-26
We are Cool.

We are obliged to our considerate friends
of the Union and American, for the interest
they manifest in our reputation as journal
lists. Such raillery as they INDUCED in yes
terday is not dstasteful to US, when we
think it is conceived in the proper spirit.
We except to but one remark, which,
though we doubt not it was intended in the
same spirit as the remainder, has a SAVIOR
of something from which we revolt. The
inSinuation, ocular as it was, does us in
justice. We refer to its paragraph about
''mobs" and vengeance" We are certain
that whatever indiScretions we may commit
in the warmth of discussion, we shall never
in the remotest degree lend countenance to
such Infamous proceedings. Though we
may "scowl upon Democracy" we regard
it as venial beside mobocracy. We re-
greet that our neighbor could not enjoy
himself by twitting US a little, without
using the inuendo thus roughly.
He mistakes if he thinks we are in bad
humOr with his correspondent. We recog
nize in him an able, high-minded, but gross
ly deluded man. We have labored to
break the spell which has so 'darkly bound"
him to his error. But like all her misguided
children, he but Rugged the closer as our
efforts to tear him away grew earnest.
She had stopped the ears of his reason,
and appeals to that faculty fell unheeded
Knowing that if he had ever been what he
pretended to be, IAN Old Clay Whig," that
his sensibilities were acute and of easy &C
cess, we applied our exertions to that quar-
ter. We thought to array his conduct in
its true colors, and arouse his sense of
shame. In view of his imposing parade of
glorious Old HAAS opinions in support of
his course, we regarded this warfare as le-
gitimate and warrantable. Far was it
from our purpose to resort to such means to
relieve ourself of any ranking which our
old friend may have caused us. If he had
reused our temper, we have learned our
part too well to show it. Like the Spar
tan boys stolen fox, it might have eaten us
hollow before we would make sign" To
grow FESTIVE under pungent argument, is
not the policy of discreet men, who know
their business 1t was the first editorial
lesson we learned, and we now fatter our
self as being almost imperturbable. Espe-
cially do we assure our friends that ian Old
Clay Wing" has never tented our quick"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-26

10 be ignorant Of; not to knOuo. Can he
read the seventh section of the February
platform, and say that it is ignorant of such
question as the slavery question? That
would be the very quintessence of the silly,
and we will not insult him by rating him
with Congressman who contended, the
other day, that because the word slarery
did not occur in it, that perforce it was
ignored. This profound argument was
burlesqued a few days after BY a Freesoil
member from New York, who contended
that because the word was omitted in the
Constitution of the United States, that that
instrument also ignored it.
The seventh section did not ignore the
slavery question, and we are as consistent
in supporting it, and just as true and loyal,
as when we opposed its ignoring in Febru-
airy. The Louisville Democrat admitted
that the seventh section was as strongly
southern as words could make it,
The National Era, (Freesoil) said of it:
The new creed nominally sets aside the 18th
section of the old, but in effect includes it.
The New York EUening Post Demo
craft said:
"The twelfth section Of the Platform, it is
true, bad been abrogated; but it had been re-
placed BY ANOTHER MEANING PRECISELY THE
SAME THING"
The Cincinnati Gazette (Freesoil) said:
We are glad that the action of the Conven-
ton PROVED SO DECIDED As TO LEAVE NO
DOUBT AS To THE CHARACTER OF TIE PLAT
FORM. The LATTER Is CLEARLY AND DECIDED
LY PRo-sLAvERY AND NEBRASKA.
The New York Tribune (Freesoil) said:
"It SoiH be seen that these declarations Chose
quoted above) ENDORSE THE NEBRASKA BILL,
and agree to admit Kansas Nth or cithOm
Slavery"
The ninth resolution of the Virginia
Democratic Convention, which is the slave
ry plank of their platform, is nearly in the
precise words of the seventh section.
And finally, as evidence that it does not
ignore the slavery question, the Union
and American stands on the record admit
ting that it very "nearly copies the Kansas
act"
After this array Of testimony that we
carried our point against the ignoring prop
osition, and that our consistency is intact,
we hope our pupil will not again be guilty
of the folly of contending that we are false
to the high position which he attributes to
us as an exponent of Southern American
ISM" and on account of which he placed
himself under our tutorage.
With this much we dismiss him, hoping
that his next examination will show a
greater proficiency and little more accu-
racy.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-26

wav. fully impressed with the responsibilities that
rest upon me, / have calmly surveyed the whole
ground and my Judgment Is deliberately formed.
shall stand where am, just as am, and wait the
coming Of future developments. We have before
us the names of the eandidates Of the American
party and their principles. ~ shall wait and see
who the Democratic party win present to us; will
cast my for that and with that party which
think most likely to protect the Constitution pre-
serve the Union, and drive back the horde Of
northern Vandals who seek to usurp our rights and
finally to possess themselves of the citadel OF lib-
erty. For the present have but one political
ambition, but active, absorbing political prin-
ciple ambitious to be an humble agent in preserv-
ing nights, protecting our hOnOrs, and forever
crushing out and aanihating these disturbers OF
the peace, invaders of our rights and traitors to
the Constitutions to be one OF the humblest in the
accomplishment of this is all ask-it would be
glory enoR.h for me.
i You may ask, are you gOinng to join the Ameri.
can part,g answer no. Are you going to join
the Democratic party? Again answer no. l am
going for the country. If | am satisfied that the
American party can best preserve the honor OF the
country, and protect our rights, however much
may deprecate their course shall vote with them.
If shall believe the Democrats best able to achieve
these great ends notwithstanding the many scars
bear ON my person, received at their hands, they
oudii Jaw NY hObc.
This is my position. Let me see the men, and
what they propose, shall then judge for myself
what duty requires me to do-take my position
feaFesly aud stand by it faithfully. have endeaV'
ored, thus briefly and candidly, to present to you
my impressions of the dangers that threaten you.
have felt constrained to give you this Warning it
ray be, as others have been, UNDECIDED. If 80, |
shall regret it; but shall have the consciousness oil
having endeavOred to discharge my duty.
In view of all that has rranspired, and is daily
Transporting, the greatly increased and constantly
increasing strength and arrogance Of the Abolition
party; all their bitter, malignant denuncatiOn Of
Southern rights and Southern men, from the press
the hastings, and the pulpit in Congress and out OF
it, it, in view OF all these things all these facts and
warnings the South cannot be aroused to sense OF
its danger, then despair of anything bre king the
fatal slumber in which they Fepose, until the bell
from this Capitol shall toll the funeral knell of the
Union. When this terrible sound shall arouse you
from your long, fatal Sleep your waking will be too
late.
Ny task is done, my duty performed, the issue is
in your hands; for myself have but little to hope
for or expect, and thank God have nothing to
fear JAMES @ JONES.
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speech of Ex-Gov. NeIn \. Brown, at
SIarksvIIIs.

Our delegates who were in attendance
on the Convention at GAINESVILLE, are en-
thGsiastic in their praises Of this gentle
mans effort, in response 10 call after the
business Of the body had been transacted.
We are assured by those who have heard
him frequently before, that il excelled any
speech they ever heard from him, and this
is the highest need Of praise, for his former
efforts stamp him as one of the finest ora
tors in the nation
1t is matter for regret that the American
party are 10 be deprived during the canvass
of Gov. BRowS's services as a commission
ed officer. Though repeatedly urged on
him by the State Convention, be felt con-
strained to decline the post at the head of
the electoral ticket. lie was induced to
this course by the impaired condition Of bis
health, aud the fear that SO ardaoas task
would PROSTATE him irretrievably. We are
promised, however. that as occasion oilers
he win mingle in the fray and bis political
friends feel confident that wherever he may
go, good seed viii be sown, and thrifty
crop expected
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vel himself to be, but ne must come in as private
ard not expect TO be promoted 10 the candidacy
Tor the Vice Presidency. II be wants tolcome We
will open our doors and receive him, but ne must
work bard for a long time and give incontestIole
and unmistakabIe evidence that ne has repented oil
his past political iniquities before he can expect
promotion-we receive recruits upon no other
terma
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FOR THE LOCO, 000
THE u. =. PATENT MARBLE co.

MANUFACTURES Of MARBLE NANTES TABLE TOPS,
wi COLUaEs, PEDETAIs Sc, in Sienna, Brooste and
all Italian Marbles his article which is preparation Of
Of Marble Dust chemically combined with mineral colors
so "a to be moulded into firm and color by which
marble can he manufactured less than half the cost Of
the common materi while it excels It in durability and
beauty. Unlike marbleEed iron and slate, there Is no
surface work the color running into the Of the mate
rial while no Vash Is used IN give temporary beauty 10
the surface Mlntels from IS TO $40. Table Tops, &C,
equally cheap.
Rights for the Manufacture and SGls Of shove for the
different States which will Immense returns 10 those
Interesting themselves Information furnished appHca
ton TO PETER RENNIE, Prest, or
JOSEPH LAMB, Sec'y. lap23l oct25-'ly
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70 We arr satAorised - annoenes tIsa- JOIN. VI.
HAsEs saadidsis ~ nasis rpss a. tAs MAJ slesaa
go We are authorised TO snsoanas fsAAc PAUL .
eAaaiaaas Or AasissraiS 81 The MAG sieskiea.
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nIOIkLl NENN srO,K

MORE NEW STOCK.
I AIDES Super Black Kid Slippers, extra wide;
IL . Heel Slippers, Boots and CATERS
French LISTING Congress Boots;
White satin and Best White Kid Slippers;
Misses Super Bronzed and Black Kid slippers;
" Heel Boots and Shoes in great vsrity.
Just openedby JOHN RAMAGE,
APPS AZ College street
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SUNTMER HEADING.

SUMMER READING.
Ernest Linwood The Elder Sister,
Rose Clark Mimic life,
EsteIle Grant, Lanmere.
Nellie OF Truro, BeechcTon,
Ruth Hall, Isoras Child,
Ny b. other's Keeper, The Three Marriages,
Crotch Is and Quivers, Our Cousin Verona,
The Fahless Guardian, GlenwOod,
Juno CEfud, Jackson and New Orleans,
The Wrinkles, Represent alive Women,
The Ouyx Ring, Twice Married.
Winnie and |, Home Influence,
Modern Pilgrims, Sacred Plains,
CARR, Emerson, Pastor and Teacher,
Elm Tree Tales, A Long Look Ahead,
The New Purchase, British Historians,
Bell smith Abroad, Our Countrymen,
Peg Wellington, Memoirs Of Bennett,
The Qdaker's Daughter, India OF Pearl River,
Henry VIII and six Wives, Amy Lee,
Hampton Heights, Balloon Travels,
Russian Empire, Grace Lee,
Fashion and Famine, Modern Mysteries,
Forrest Tragedy, Lucy Boston,
The Money Maker, Homestead on the HI side,
The Escaped Nun, Marriage a Lottery,
The Maroon My First Season,
Sense AMI Sensibility, Cora and the Doctor,
The Match Girl, The Old Farm House.
The above and interesting Books FOR sale BY
at26 BUe CHARLES =. SMITH
90 600 POPLAR ANu CHESTNUT
~, OOO Shingles, just received and for sale
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TRANSFORMATIONS OrFcs ". 8 G. z. R., ;
Nashville April u, 1885
RECENTLY PUBLISHED
TOON, NELSON a. Co,
General Booksellers,
Union GH


HAVE JUST ECEIVED
TOILING AND HOPING
The Story Of Little Hunchback. BY Jenny Marsh.
TABLE-TALK OF SAMUEL ROGERS
To which is added PORsOSIASA.
THE ISLAND OF CUBA
By Alexander HUMBOLDT Translated from the Spanish,
with Notes and Preliminary Essay By s. Thrasher.
TRAGIC SCENES in the HISTORY OF MARYLAND
the old French War with account Of various in
teresng conemporaoeous events which occurred in the
early settlement Of America. By Joseph Barnard.
SONGS AND BALLADS
or the American Revolution, with Notes and nlustra-
tons. BY Frank Moore.
LIFE OF SC9AMYI;
And Narrative OF the Circassan War OF Independence
against Russia BY J. NJ. Macke.
THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE;
Or YOUNG HUMPHREY OAY. (The Cornish Apo,he-
cary's Boy who ught himself Natural Philosophy, a1d
eventually became President Of the Royal So etyJ By
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LAND WARRANTS,

WISH to purchase 5000 Acres Of Land Warrants
before the 10th Of May, at which time expect to leave
on my trip to the Western Land Off for the purpose Of
selecting and locating land Give csl before selling
Io1r Warrants else where. J. G. FELL0WES,
apps No. 80 Cherry st.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-26

wAvMNSsssales at Auction. The under
ME- signed viii attend the sale OF Real Estate
Personal Property. Groceries Dry Goods Stocks 4e &C.
WIN attend and sell stocks Of Nashville Brileng ard
Loan Assocation CITY Building and Loan Association and
the Mecanics' Bull Ing and Loan Association at each and
m a the sale meetings Of the respective associations
IRE long experience Of the dsigned in the aue Ton
business he trusts viii be sufficient guarantee that all bu
soess entrusted to him viii be promptly anil satisfactorily
cOniucted.
once Al the Merchants Exchange, College street.
ap26-tf
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-26
FRENH ARRIVAL OF TKUNKS.

TRAVELLERS will find very large stock Of the best Sole
Leather Trunks, Valices Tapestry and Leather Water
proof at ~ College street English Sole Leather,
Russell and Black Kid Leather Trunks sized Ladies'
Trunks and Bonnet Boxes Sole Leather Buggy Trunks and
Ashland Naces. An additional supply just received by
aD26 JOHN RAMAgE
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-26

GS->se number Of pupils in Drawing and Pain ing in
ON and Water Coors ct her RESIDENCE No. 50 College S.
below the Square apzo
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-26
The Rev. DIR. Baird

XNTILL deliver Course Of Eight Lectures EurOne In
w the OF the First Presbyterian Church. before
the Young Mems Christian Association Of Nashville.
The ar Lecture will be delivered the lst OF May and
the others hastily, until the course Is completed.
t Tickets for the Course, admitting Lady and Gentle
man. 81 Tickets for the course, admitting one person,
az So Single Tickets so To he obtained at the
Bookstores Hotels and at the door the night q the
Lecture Ap22
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GENTLENEN,S FINE SHOES,

CONSISTING Of Patent Leather French Ties, p. L Ok
~ ford ard Dress Shoes Silk Opera Caters, Clio Con-
gress Boots Lasting Ties, plain and tipped; Calf Walking
Shoes, Tapestry Slippers just received, wi fine stock Of
Boots Shoes and CATERS Including super6ne L. Oxford
Ties and Dress shoes for Boys and louths
JOHN RAMAGE,
ape ~ College street.
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COVE, BUY MY RADISHES!

CUME, BUY MY HADISHES!
HAVE made arrangements to keep constantly on hand
Il full assortment Of Vegetables Of all kinds in their
son, receiving every morning. fresh from The nur-
SERIES Pie Plant, 0aious spinach Horse Radish &C. &C.
which viii be sold low for cash. by
apps g. RUMSEY
CORN BEEF AND MESS PORK, at retail
~ at lap26l RUMSEYS
GALr-Tsble or Dairy Salt, in small bags at
- lap26l RUMSEYS.
HAMS! IIAmS!! A lot Of choice Hams just
Il ceivtd at lsp26 RGMSEY'S
MARKET BASKETS, of all sizes at
WI [ap26l RUM'EY's.
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To Iron Founders.
PROPOSALS will be received by IN. undersigned until the
] sth Of MAY next, for 5000 feet Of inch Water Pipe
and 600 feet Of inch Pipe, be delivered Wthin the
months Of July August and September next for The City
Of Nashville, the may be wanted Of approved
strength and soundness Specifications 10 state the price
in cash and also four months time from the delivery Of
Eve hundred feet Of Pipe. WM L NANCE,
Ap26-d Chairman Of Com on.Pp@
NECK TIES AND CRAVATS.
ID ECEIVED elegant assortment Of Ties and Cravais-
IL the latest patterns. J. II. McGlLL.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-26

- OOO FEET Of BAND LEATHER, OF all sizes, from
O,UOU 2tO p inches in width just received and for
sale by Is. X. CUTTER,
apps Corner Broad and College SITS.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-26
THURSTON BLACK,
PORTRAIT PAINTER,
From New York,

HAS taken the the store Of Mr. J. II. McGh,
corner the Square and College street, for brief
period and invites the Lad and Gentlemen Of Nashville
call few Of Pastel COlored CHyon
Portraits THIS style Of painting possesses the advantage
others Of superior softness and delicacy Of fnsh
n