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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-21

LOCATED. We notice wih pleasure the To-
cation Of our enterprising friends STEWART ~
OwRN, dealers 10 Stoves aud Tin.ware. They
ere again at their old stand on Market street,
occupying portion of the large block OF build
ings recently erected by John NJ. Hin, Esq,
They now have one OF the most complete es-
Establishments in the West; the large rooms on
the first floor, for the exhibition and sale of
merchandise is admirably suited for their bu-
siness, while above they have ample room for
the prosecution of their manufacturing depart.
ment in all its various branches, which they
design 90 carry on more extensively than here
tofore The senior of the firm has recently
returned from Louisville and Cincinnati. hav
ing made extensive purchases in those cities,
which will be added tother present stock as
5000 navigation on the Ohio will permit. 4
few months ago these gentlemen met with
serious loss by the burning Of their shop, then
located where We now ind them. We trust
they may ever be spared another ike calmni-
~, but 10y their uniform courtesy and attention
90 business, meet with rewards commensurate
with their expectations. Stoves aud tiu-ware
of all descriptions, manufactured OF the best
material, and superior Workmanship, always
kept on hand, and for sale at reasonable prices.
Marbeized man,los of superior dnish and tex.
ture, kept constantly on hand. The trade Of
the surrounding country is respectfully invited
70 an examination OF their stock
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A SHkD.-We are under especial obligations
to our friend A. X. IIoLT, Agent II the Adams
Express Company, for a fine sIad, looking as
fresh as if just lifted from the limpid waters
had a more acceptable present.
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CHOLERA PRRVFNTTvT.

'ItHE Public respectfully informed that LYONS co
still c,ntinue selling their celebrated Che and
Dtarrhea Preventive, (ffom the effects Of which
many last year reaped great comfort and rce by TIE
Gallon BOTTLE or Glass As preventiyes always better
than cures strongly recommend all 20 H. The Poor
supplied without charge n accompanied with practising
Doctors certificate. Private Families particularly should
have bottle Of this article In the house. in Of
gency LYONS 4 CO.,
my1 I0Cadar sfreaf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

How TO ACCOMPLISH IT.-Can you fall in lover Do you
know how? We're you in love at ALI Never mind
bushingH Would you ike to make somebody love you?
OF That's understood Well, it be done, and
very easiy7 Yes-no matter how TO you may be
the lady gentleman, you make his her heart
you like the sunower to the SUM- and living only in the
light Of your affection But how? Just read that mysterious
work. advertised in another column Of paper oday, by
Professor Rondout of New York called The Bliss Of Mar
rage" He gives you the whole secTet-Ddily Times.
FoR BRoxcHrs Throat Diseases Hacking Cough and the
effects Of imprudent Of Mercury medicine has
discovered which effected such cures Carriers
Spanish Mixture.
Throat Diseases produced by salvation, Hacking Cough
Brochal Affections, Liver Disease Neuralgia and Rheuma
tism have all been relieved and cured in wonderful
ner by the great purifier Of the blood Carriers Spanish
Mixture.
The OF T. II. Ramsey alone should satisfy any who
doubt Call the Agent and procure pamphlet contain
ing cures, which will astound yod. See advertisement.
s An ounce Of fact worth pound Of theory the
Of conclusive facts that cluster around that ncompar
able preparation Hoohands German Bters prepared by
DR. @. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia establishing its value
restorative such would prevent ncreduty
itself from questioning its efficacy. In all Of diseases
Of the stomach whether acute chronic may be
mended for its soothing cordial renovang influence.
Dyspepsia heartburn loss of appetite, nausea,
tremors relaxation and debility &C., relieved by the
Bitters very short space Of time and perseverance
their fails to work thorough See adver-
tisement.
PEoE woOp's HAIR REsToRATIvB.-The testimony OF all
who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this celebrated
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tY- Our friend Pryor Of the Memphis Ea
gle and Enquirer, after weeks scjourn in Our
city, departed for home yesterday on the Mem
phis packet lie has made warm friends here
who will look with interest to his future career
In the editorial warfare.
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ENDoRsING BoNDs The hill TO aid in build.
ing a railroad from Cleveland 10 Chattanooga
aud for the benefit of the East Tennessee and
Virginia Railroad, as amended in the Senate,
came np for consideration in the House Of Rep
resentaliyes yesterday, and the amendments OF
the Senate we're all CONQUERED in except the
bnma Railroad Company. The opponents of
the bill fought it with great energy, the House
rarely exhibiting as mucI, excitement as il did
Yesterday.
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TOBACCO-The stock on sale having been now re-
daced to a few hundred hhds., leaves no scope to
buyers and although the demand continues fair the
weeks sales have not exceeded $50 hhds. at full
prices, without, however, requiring any advance in
quotations.
Old crop Refused, may be quoted at 6ia7, New
at 6a64; old, common, 7ta74, new SCAT; old fair
74aS new Tiara; old selections SHALL, new sal0.
SUGAR-We have little or no change to notice in
the market since our last weekly review. The de-
mand has continued steady, and with few varia-
tions, prices have been generally pretty well MAIN
tanned. The sales comprise 800 hhds., which in
cludes 1000 during the early part of the week. and
| 900 since We now nuOte az folloWs.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
TIE IIOWARD ASSOCIATION. Philn..

ID EPORT ON sPERMATORRHOEA, or Seminal Weakness
II Impotence, the Vice Of Onans Mastur baton or Se
Abuse and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs with an &C
count OF the errors and decepons o. Qnac valuable
Advice 60 the Afflicted, BY GEo r. CAIHouS a. Consult
ing Surgeon OF the Howard Association, PHILADELPHIA Pa
benevolent Institution, established by special endowment
for the relief Of the sick and distressed afflicted with Yiru
lent and Epidemic Diseases" copy the above Report
will be sent BY mail Gin sealed enVelope) Free Of Charge
the receipto Two STAMPS for postage Ad ress DR.
r. CALHOUN, No. South Ninth ST., PhiladelphiA, Pa
al
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IRE Hna Insurance Company presents IFS patrons the
very satisfactory condition, OF large increase in Cash As
sets r the further security 81 their pocssa nvest
ments heing placed az the minimum market value the
sent time OF dS~esson In the standard Of same. They
are either prime diVv~ nd paying stocks good valuable
and clean investments yiedne moderate interest and In
come The standard basis which the Assets have been
valued, being God dt Interest Besides this sOdity. the
Company calls attention the strength and security h de-
TVes from its combined system Of Agencies hrongh i8s
agents having the Of presenting united Phalanx Of
experienced CHderToyfrs, which has worked for Thirty
seven years the happt results 20 stockholders and claim
ants Tor losses enab Il TO the year 1866 with
greater prestige for future than has yet eeen
reached by really National Insurance Corporation
- All business attended with despatch and fidelity.
By order Of the board JOSEPH NASH, Agent
jan2i-1m Nasty m
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HUGHES BROTHERS,
Ambrotype, Photographic

- A q a. R n An ARTIS
no. 90 UNION STREET, NASHVILLE ~
MBROTfPES, Photograph 3An o. colsFrd. In Oh and
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DAguer e2ypes, ss-reoooIse, Clayoh Vanre. ans
oher sble Of picture aiken tbs etabisnent la he
bgaesl perfection Of the Arr aud warranted - please
sale.
AMHROTYPES.
Although these beansiu Pictures bat recently intro
daeed BY the subscribers in this city, they become
popular thAt We have, AZ great exnse secussa the
ces o. an eminent Artist fon Nsu YORK, ~ attend tbs
branch Of The business ezclnsiFe y
BRING ALONG THE JUVENILES
Child en can BY tina process haze their Lksnesses taken
quicker than any 0fher way-oniY two three seconds
beng required for and warranted % gFs sase-
ton or no charge VIII be mAds. Bring thrm signF AID
have them taken before -Tying elsewhere
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and Tor Sale.
ADVANCED TAXES.

coLEECToEr OEFIcr.
SksurtlH. february "a fsss
~ a.cordsuce Ha rceus act passed ~ N dslcr asd
Aieerneh q ne city q NashTifs. ste Kcffna, GIL cos
asdhorised b rsctty. Aivarcs4 PsyHtn ca crparaia
TaKss ~ tte yFar iee oae Der cfni per esh willie a.
ieEcd 50 fax-psfe provided payent mads 10 o. pres.
eat arenfh - Fetfnary.
~ coraraiiaa taKss dls and psyatl ~ ne hrsf
1855 A. kEffoS. fsnlt-rsar
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EOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
A GOOD DWELLING HOUSE IN EDGEFIELD. g.
n Also-Two Rooms Hamln and Morgan's, #:ia
No. "a Cherry st., Nashville. Es4
Apply to R. A. BALLOwE, Gent Agent,
anil No. II Deaderck street
BLANKE ISL BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
On CASES Bed Blankets; Cases Steamboat DO;
~ Bales Macanaw do. For sale low, to close.
jan29 A. J. DUNCAN 4 CO.
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FLOURl FLOURil

TIrHE Nev Tor6 hIs hags sp-aed her Dspot a
ths ga stand - he Pors hoTai ms eees "a pa
corsFs sreef whsFs tAsy wl ssep eeastsnEy hand
fafe supply 81 are tour pat ~ expressly ~ Rarg 49,
8fsn. a. ~ ~
TAaes Mzs have lsnE bssn knsEn b ~ czmmnnly a.
iarnlnE e bsEt FeaE fhst brgash tkla usas4st ara
4 aniy rsqaires sFll . ssy 81 uhe gsd Fisur
k11 = ~ taef 4eFsst ~ ku5 - Ihs e h
49, = paEilznlHrll diseetet - MS.
belt oUIcK GO.
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PArRnOr OFFICE.

reanff gel 4azss ftf-e hasnvlhe, rep. Il.
COTToN-Arrivals fewer and market inactive,
and remarkably dull Buyers having taken freely
the past few days, were careless and Indifferent
yesterday Sales of 90 bales at sasi, is at 7soa
S.25, at 8.
ToBACCO-The only sales were loose leaf from
wagons to packers and manufacturers, at 6a6t, Ia
II, and $40. The quality vas unusually good and
arrivals more liberal.
GRAIN-Wheat unsettled, and prices nominal.
The same may be said of Corn. Small lots of Oats
at 35a3s.
GROCERIES-Firm Sales at Auction yester-
day at w. II. Gordon's, fully sustain our former
quotations. Supply quite exhausted, and dealers
anxiously expecting arrivals.
WHISKY-33 for Common, IS for Peacock's.
FLOUR-Scarce, and sales fair at 7.o0ae.0O per
barrel.
BACON-Quiet at 8 cents.
Trade dull and heavy.
BALTIMORE, Feb. Is, P. NJ. COFEEE-The market
was quiet but firm when we left il last week; since
then there has been a fair demand. Interruption
10 navigation, however, and TO the means of trans
portaton, have tended to check operations, though
we note fair amount OF business under the circum-
stances. Buyers rather disposed to hold off for
more favorable weather, and for the arrival Of
eral cargoes now below, ice-bound, with $4,000
bags destined for port. The weeks sales reach
in all, about $500 bags Rio, at l0talO4 cents for
common, fair to good do. HALT to l2t, prime IL
al2, and choice 12tal2s per h. But little Laguayra
or Java here We quote the former nominally at
Hale, and the latter l4ial5. Sales to-day of 800
bags ordinary Rio at l04. Stock of Rio on hand at
present will reach about 40 600 bags which, added
700 bags below waiting for the harbor to open,
will make IS, 900 bags.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. Is, P N.
CoTToN-The sales since Monday comprise 5000
bales on Tuesday, $500 on "Wednesday, 5000
yesterday, and $500 to-day, which makes total
for the week of 40 900 bales taken for Great Bri-
tain, France, Spain, the Continent and the North.
Our quotations as now adjusted, show net advance
-. i-.... =.
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WOODS & MERRITT,

ATTORNE VS. At LAW,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Office No SO Cherry street.
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PEoE WOODS HAIR REsrokArIvE.-The testimony OF all
who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this celebrated
article that it will restore the gray and the bald eradicate
Of the Scalp, the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly to extreme old age It is put mp
both with and without sediments. See advertisement
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S-rATEMBNT.

The name Of TIE corporation Is ETNA INSURANCE.
COMPANY, located at hartford, Connecticut
The CAPT al Is Five Hundred thousand DoIars, Gnd Il
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Thursday Morning, February 81, 1855.

ELECTION SATURDAY, MARCH, FIRST
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CAPITAL PRIZE FIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS.

m be distributed according to the FLOWING beautiful
hrmr, adopted at the express desire Of many patrons
no prefer few chances at large prizes 10 many chances
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-01

Daniel Sharp. President of the Geological Socis
ty, of London. died on the 3lst May from the ef.
fects of . fall from his horse.
The editor of the Norfolk Herald has psrtaken
OF roasting ears. grown near that city.
A salute of so guns was fred at New Orleans
last week on the occasion OF Mr. Fiiiinore's arri-
val 2
The Mayors Of Charleston and Savannah off.
ciaiy deny the existence of yellow fever In those
cities. f'
Maj J. B. KingsburR. formerly of the Sixth
Regiment Y. 8. Infantry, died In Washington on
the 10th instant aged 81 years.
The Rev. Mr.. Bocoek, Of Virginia, has acc sptsd
the call from the Bridge street Presby con.
gregation, At Georgetown, D. G. s.
Rev. Jeremiah Pasterdeld. of the philadoaphis
Conference, ~ =. Church, WAS drowned ct Lew
wharf 10 the steamboat
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DREADFUL ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE Ra1LRo,

DREADFUL ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE RAILROAD.
-1Do foung Ladies Killed and one Injured A
painful accident occurred on the Erie Railroad,
near the Sloatsburg station, about thirty six miles
from Jersey City, on Friday evening, about 6
O'Clock. 1t appears that three young girls, be-
tween twelve and fifteen years OF age, named re-
spectively Acker, Wilson and Merritt, were w ak.
ing on the track, when they observed the freight
train coming towards them, and they Immediately y
crossed over to the other track, when the passe1.
ger train from the West, which had come up un-
observed, bore down upon them, and the only
warning they had was the shiill engine whistle,
which notified them of their danger when it was
too late. The cow-catcher struck all three Of the
girls, and one of them, Miss Catherine f. Wilson,
was instantly killed her skull was fractured and
one OF her arms torn OFF,
Miss Acker was cut through the middle Of the
body and died in couple of hours. Miss Merritt
was thrown off the track, and was cut severely
about the head; her recovery is despaired Of The
greatest excitement in reference the matter pre-
vailed in the neghborhood, and the engineer " as
severely blamed for not giving more warning
when he saw the girls. An inquest was held on
the bodies on Saturday morning, and a verdict was
rendered incnlpatipg the engineer of the passen.
ger train, the complaint being that he did not stop
the speed OF the train 1t is Iumored that he gave
himself up to the authorities without waiting to be
arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-01

ANTI-SLAvERY CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH
OF JULY.-The managers of the Massachusetts,
Anti-Slavery Society announce to the friends
of freedom and equal rights in the common.
wealth - that mass meeting will be held, as .usu.
al, in the grove at Framingham. on the ensuing q
Fourth Of July, the design of which is to rescue
that anniversary from the ordinary popular desc.
or! ton snd to consecrate it 10 the of impar
tial and universal liberty, by striking mortal
blow at the existence of slavery in our land" and
to which all who despise fraud, and loa,he ra-
pine, and abhor blood" and who reject with in.
dignation the wild and guilty fantasy that man
can hold property in man" are cordially invited
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-01

A gold fever has broken ont among the Rus
SLAMS In Siberia, and, At the latest advices they
are abondoning their work to engage In prospect
Ing
Polish papers announce the death of Kajatan
hoymians OF Piotrowice. one of the most celebra-
tsi of their poets.
The new Canadian tariff. by which increased
rates are adopted, goes into operation on the 5sh
Inst. s4si-iw
s. Senate ~ minister resident at Buenos A yres,
and Robert Fitzpatrick rs Secretary Of Legation
Horace Greedy has returned 10 Washington, and
ID writing letters for the Tribune. - es
[ Madame Ristori il said to be 10000 francs the
richer for the representations abe has given at
Paris in three months. ending Saturday. May IL.
/ Mr.. LAyard. N. p, arrived at constsatinorIs on
6tratfogd Do Redclide
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-01

FREMONT REPUDIATEp BY THE NATIONAL
ERA The National Era, the Republican organ 1t
Washington, considers the nomination Of Fremont
unfit to be made 1t says:
Fremont is a young man; successful explorer;
unfamiliar with politics. without experience as
statesman; without antecedents or records of any
declared opinions on the great question which agi
taIes the country"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-01

BLOODY AFFRAY.-The death of Jno Turnbull.
wealthy planter of Bayou Sara, La, in an affrsy
with 5. H. Lurty, the Sheriff, has been published
The Baton Rouge Advocate says:
Turnbuil called Lurty thief, and the fight then
commenced; Turnbull firing a pistol the bail of
which broke Mr. Lurty's right ankle They both
dfew knives, and for two seconds or tLereabou Is.
tne hght was desperate-Lurty laboring under the
dnsadvantsge OF having his leg broken-but they
clinched. and Lurty drawing his sdyersarv tn Elm
thrust Ills knite into his heart, which caused al.
most immediate death. Turnbull fought with a
right good will, worthy of better cause; and af
ter the deadly wound had been inflicted. and he
said himsef am dead man" He carried on
Tue war, and had not his arm been caught there i,
strong probability that Lurty would have been
Killed 100. iurnbull even felt for Lurtys throat
10 cut It, is to be hoped that this is the last diff
nguy ot the kind that will ever occur in our quiet
vlnage Both of these parties have friends who
aeepiy lament the occurrence. Lurty is not con.
sldered entirely out of DANGER but strong homes ia
entertained Of his recovery. 40
+. S-We omitted to say that both the contest,
ants received three cuts each, with knives.
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THE ENGLISH SQUADRON The North Ameri.
can fleet 70 be sent out by England, will consist of
the following vessels The Nile, 81 guns; Bower.
full 81 Boscswen, 20, (iag ship Imaun, 72;
Pembroke, gu: Cornwallis 90; Euryales, 81; Am.
phon, BAG Vestal &c; Enrydice, o. Termagant, "a;
Cossaek sl Pylad.s, 81: Arschne, ls; Malacc q 10;
Falcon, y; Alchca, Is; Mariner, l2 Esp~gle' W;
Arab l23 Daring, l2 Buzzard. &; Argus, s; Basi.
lisk, d Scorpion. G. The II gun sloops are fitted
with new long 32s The gun steamers guns are
all new hnd of long range If the sun.boats
are TO betaken into account with the above 81
new gunh may be added to the computation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-01

GRADUATING CLASS OF MIDsHIPMEN-The fol.
lowing is the list OF the late acting midshipmeu
who have just graduated at the Naval School at
Annspolis, Md, and are now midshipmep Jos. w
Haris, Augustus p Cooke, r. l. Phythian, Thorn.
as k.Porter, Rush Il. Wallace, Thos H. Ea stman
Wm.E Evans Robert r. Bradford, w. n. Allen
LIE Roy Fitch George A. Bigelow, Chester Hat
field, George s. Shryock, and George NJ. Blodgett
They stand on the naval register in the order an
nounceu above 4..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-01

LAMESTABLE LETRAGEDY.-CoronerZ T. Bridges
held an Inquest yesterday OH the body of Thomas
Taylor pit Canton. who died on the morning of the
23d instant From the facts elected, it appears
that Mr Taylor, while intoxie ated got into an al
tescat.oa with his wife and daughter on the eve
ming previous, threatening to shoot his daughter
Elizsbeth "hereuDon she got the gun away from
her father and threw it into the river and after.
wards struck him on the head with club, fractu-
ing lis skul. from the effects of which he died the
following morning
tOgdf1S6urS ~ " RsDublicaa
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SINGULAR DEATH-A man named J,os. po,
ply, OF MON township, Bergen county, died on
Saturday last from singular disease. known .s
closing OF the stomach. He had existed in an al.
nost starving state for some time, it being impos
siole for him to take in sufficency of food He
was fifty years old, aud termed the "Uo,,.rd
foet having composed several pieces in thai ian
guage.--NeDark DaIy Adpertissr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-01

PROBABLE PEACE IN OREGON AND WASHING
TON TERRITokIEs-A letter to the editor of the
National lntelligencer, dated San Francisco, June
3, says:
The mail is just in from Oregon and Washing
ton, and brings the gratifying intelligence of q
prospect of peace with the Indians north Colonel
Casey writes that he thinks the war at an end in
Puget Sound. In Southern Oregon the Indians
are surrendering to Lieut. Col Buchanan at djscre.
ton they are willing to go the coast reserva.
ton. Colonel Wright reports that he will soon
make peace with the tribes east of the Cascade
Mountains, with or without fighting" The Indian
troubles the Tuiare river California we are in
formed, are settled l trust by the next mail we
shall be able to announce TO you peace throughout
the department of the Pacific
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-01

AGooD OLD AGE Died at the residence of J.
q. Baker, i'll Frederick county, Va, on the 18th
ultino, negro woman named Chloe, whose age
was not less than one hundred and fire years. She
was bern in Hanover county, n. c., and was
brought to this State in 1906
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-01

A CHARITABLE MAN.-Rev. Mr.. Stiggins said
Il sha charitable man, and think every one en-
titled to his opinion-and never cherish malice
against my foes, not even against Mr. Mulberry,
who has indirectly called me sinner but still, if
the;Lord has thuuderbolt to spare, l think 1t
woaid be well bestowed upon dear brother Mul.
berry head" -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-01

VARIABLE fREsENT.-The congregation of
Rev. MIR Wadsworth of Philadelpbia M 'Thprs
day last presented their pastor With the title deed,
of house and lot situated on West Arch street
the present residence Of Mr.. Wadsworth. and val
ued at $l1 600.