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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-04-02
Switzerland tp., March 29th.
Know Nothing State Convention-Piat-
forms.

We give below the platforms OF the two
wings of the Know Nothing Convention,
held at Columbus a few days since. The
majority report was adopted by a vote of
1874 to 46. Those in favor of the major
ity report have been read out of the party
by President Bartlett.
MAJORITY REPORT.
WHEREAS, the American Organization
in Ohio had its origin in, and has been
maintained for, purposes Of reform: And
whereas, q true regard for the honor of
the American name, the security of Amer
lean rights, and the prosperity of tie A
merican people, require q steadfast MAIN
tenance Of the great principle of freedom
upon which American Institutions are
based.
We, therefore, the Delegates ofthe Coun-
ellis of the American Order in Ohio, in
State Council assembled, fnlly approve of
the action of those Delegates from Ohio
in the National American Council and
Convention recently assembled at Phila-
delphia, in refusing to accept the platform
or support the nominations then and there
made, and WE hereby repudiate those
nominations, and embrace this occasion to
re-afirm substantially the platform adop-
ted by the State Council at its session
in Cleveland in June last, as follows:
We proclaim to the world the follow
ing principles Of the American party OF
Ohio.
1st. The unlimited Freedom of Religion,
disconnected with politics-Hostility to
Ecclesiastical influences upon the affairs
of Government-Equality of rights to all
Naturalized Emigrants who are Thoroughly
Am~ericantzea, and owe no temporal allegi-
ance, by reason of their religion, higher
than that to the Constitution.
End. We propose no prescription OF
account of birth or creed, but welcome
exiIes and immigrants from other lands
to free participation in the benefits of A
merican institutions, and the privileges o
American citizenship, with such restric
lions as are needful to make sure tina
those who avail themselves of this liberal
ity. understand and will defend these in
stitutions against all aggression, civil o
ecclesiastical, to which end the laws regu
latinr naturalization should be properl.
amended.
3rd. Opposition to all political organi
cations composed exclusively OF foreign
ers, and to all attempts to exclude tn
Bible from schools supported by the COY
eminent.
4th. Slavery is local not national. "
oppose its extension into any OF our terri
torres, and the increase of its politics
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For the Spirit of Democracy.

Mr.. EDTToR:-Please insert the follow
ing solution of the arithmetieal problem
in the Esprit" of March IS.
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March 26.

SENATE.-The bill to amend the act for
the incorporation of villages was read the
third time and passed-yeas %, nays O..
The Senate went into Committee of
the Whole and considered the bill to ere
ate the Bank of Ohio, and other banks.
HoUsE.-The bill to amend the act to
create a permanent Agricultural Fund,
was read the third time and passed
Yeas rs, nays 4.
The bill to define the jurisdiction and
regulate the proceedings of the Probate
Court was read the third time and passed
Yeas 81, nays l.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-04-02

WHOLESALE Day GooDs.-We refer our
readers to the advertisement of Messrs.
WiiSon, MElroy s Co., in another col
umn of this weeks paper. 1t has been
reduced to a certainty that dry goods can
be purchased in Pittsburgh on as favor
able terms as in the Eastern Markets, and
probably on more advantageous terms, if
we take into consideration the saving of
a trip to Philadelphia or New York. Our
Merchants have of late become convinced
of this fact, and consequently we notice
that many OF them are procuring the
greater portion of their stocks from Pitts
burgh houses. To those dealing in Dry
Goods, we would recommend the firm OF
Wilson, NrElroy s. Co., as eminently de-
serving of their patronage. They are
gentlemen possessing a high character in
business eircies.-Ee.
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WASHINGTON, March 81.

SENATE VII IHOtfOu all IilotttfSfcOu.
nected with the action of the NavaIBoard,
were made the special order Of Monday.
Also on motion made byaMr. Pughyt the
Committee on Judiciary was instructed
to inquire into the expediency of proyi-
ding for allowance of writs of error, from
the Inferior Federal Courts, to the Gu-
preme Courts, of the United States in
criminal cases. s iasl snT
The invalid pension bill was passedsq
Mr. Harlan made a decided anfiANe-
braska speech. combating Donglas' M
port. 9+fa safkov
Mr.. Collamer, Geyer and Seward, will
speak in succession on the same subject.
Adjourned until Monday. saT
HousE.-The House resumed ic6nsid-
Grafton of the bill defining the rightsuof
voters and the duties of the commission
ers of elections in the city of Washington.
Humphrey Marshall's amendment PEN
ding, requiring in addition toithe gen
ernl qualifications of foreignersptoIhaye
been naturalized twelve months beforeuyo-
ting at municipal elections; a parliament
tary struggle being made between othe
friends and foes, for the above amendment,
involving many motions and yea and may
votes, till 5 o'clock. aa } am
The House being wearied withthestrug-
gle, adjourned by FIVE majority.ad vol
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WASHINGTON. March 26.

SEsATE.-On motion of Mr. Butler,
the committee on Post Office Affairs WAS
instructed to inquire into the expedieney
of disseminating the franking privilege to
members of Congress. and in lieu thereof
allowing them money to pay their post
age. enc REC
The Senate then resumed the consider
alton of the deficiency bill, which was
amended and passed. Adjourned.
HoUsE.-The House took up Q bill
from the Senate removing the restriction
on federal courts, to conGne persons gull
ty of violating the laws of the United
States within the judicial district where
convicted. Considerable debate sensped.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

aey-We are under obligations to Hon.
Gro. E. PuaH for acopy of his remarks on
the eligibility of Mr.. TrumbnlI to a seat
in the U. S. Senate.
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DRIVING them in.

Mr.. e. b. Bartlett President OF the or
der Of Know Nothlpgs for tho United
States has revoked the Charter of the
State Council of this State, in consequence
of its action at the late convention, at Co.
Iumbug. The books and records are to
be handed over to the new Council, which
consists of that portion which Withdrew
from the Convention and passed resolu-
tons endorsing the Philadelphia nomina-
tons. Hereafter no Subordinate Conn
Gil win be acknowledged that does not
agree to support Fillmore and Donelson.
How do you like it gentlemen; you who
complain so loudly of the influence of the
Pope of Rome? Is Pope Bartlett any
better? Mr. Bartlett wants you to vote
for Fillmore and Donelson, and you mnst
either obey him or be turned out of the
order in disgrace; and, according to the
penalties of your obligation, be posted as
"perjurcrs" and men "unft to be trusted
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-04-02

Democratic Presidential Electors for Ohio.
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March 81.

AldiNu -
SENATE.-Mr. Kelley reported back
the Sinking Fund Commissioners Bill
with the House amendments. The amend
ments were agreed to. He reportedback
the Treasury bill. The Senate refused
to agree to the House amendments and a
Committee of Conference was asked for.
The Bill to enable mortgagors of real
estate to waive appraisement of the same
on judicial sale was passed.
Upon the motion of Mr.. Brace, the
Senate resolved itself. into Committee OF
the Whole.
The Committee rose and reparted back
the bill to organize the Bank of Ohio and
other Banks.
HousE.-Mr. Plumb introduced a bill
to establish a State Asylum for Idiots.
The bill to empower the Board ofPub-
lie works to adopt on the part o the State,
that part of tie Sandy and Beaver Canal,
lying between Sandyyille and Boliyer, was
read the third time and passed. Yeas,
IS; Nays, 80.
The House resolved itself into Com
mittee of the Whole on the bill to amend
the School Law.
The Committee rose reported progress,
and had leave to sit again.
~
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y @PTEaTrTu oE
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES BUCHANAN
OF pENNsYLvANI

Stse OF PENNSYLVANIA;
Subject to the decision of the Democratic
National Convention.
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NIdICH, 20.
The bin to prevent kidnapping negroes
was read the third time and passed
Yeas %; Nays 5.
The bill to regulate foreign Insurance
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ID ECEfyED this dsy handsome assortment Of Boscms
marrhi5 J u dcGILL-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-21
To Druggists
And Dealers in Fancy Articles

III
UBINs Extracts Soaps Pomades Toilet Powder, Lsven-
IL DIR, &c.
LOW Brovn and White Windsor soap OK Marrow and
Mvrsl- Pom itum.
Low Uopev Tablets Rypophagon Shaving Palm Soaps.
CLEANERS Honey Soap Shaving Cream, Clarified Marrow,
B.ar'- GreAse, 4c.
MOTTET's Orange Fower and Rose Waters In bulks and
Ra'fles
RIAfMEI'S WardkerrlIsf Extract aid Toilet Vinegar.
LAUR ,NCES HarGoves StraIs Ruhbtrs, BathGOTes and
Washing pad.
TOOTH snI NAIL BRUsHEs-Prench and Englih-s large
assortment.
HAIR BRTSTIES-Fnglish. French ard German.
CLOTH HAT = SHAVING BRTSHES-An kinds and SIS les.
TURKISH TOWELS-IOVelng, busters, &c.
COMES -BuH iO Dire sing, All prices and styles.
SPONGES-M -dityrranean, Paris, Venice and Turkey-a
large assortment.
TAYIOR London Mustard IN keg cars foil and bottles.
TAYLOR AFRO Root HouGop tthcG h1coste brOus, kc.
pIYER'S Blu. Pot PoTstum and Toilet Powder.
Imported sBd 'or sale at low pri~ ~
SCHIEFFELIN BROTHERS CO.,
WHOLESALE DRCGGIsS,
marI5-2wl No 10 William st. clr Beekmsn -. NEw YORK
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NEW YORk ADVERTISEMENTS.

From s. NJ. PETTINGILLG a co.'s ADVERTISING AGENCY
ll9NaSssu Street, NEw YORK,
And No. 10 State street, BosTOE.
P. Co.. Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United
the Canadas.
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
JUST PUBLISHED,
THE HOWARD AsSocIATIoN, PhIla..

ID EPORT ON SPERMATORRHOEA, or Seminal Weakness,
IL Impotence the Wire of Onauism Masu baton Sell
Abuse and ether Diseases Of the Sexual Organs with an
count OF the and decepons Of Qcack and valuable
Advice TO the Afflicted by no R. CALBOUS, NJ D. Consult
ing Surgeon Of the Howard Association Philadelphia, Pa
benevolent Institution, established by special endowment
Tor the relief Of the sick and distressed afflicted with Vru
lent and Epidemic Diseases" copy Of the above Report
VII be sent by mail n sealed enveOPe) Free Of ChdRe
R. CALHOUN, No. South METH ST., PhIladephis, Pa.
daeIT
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IRON RAILING AND

IRON RAILING AND
ORN ANEsNTAL IRON WORK.
NHE subscribers prepared TO I'll orders Of any
L for IRON WORK, such
Railings for Public and Private Parks. Gardens,
Steps, Verandahs, Balconies, Cemetery Lots, Sc,
Also IRON sTAIRs DOORS, SHUTTERS SETTLES
CHAIRS, TABLES, DOGS, WINDOW GUARDS GATES
FOUNTAINS, &c. They pay particular encios-
ing CEMETFRY LOTS and PARKS, having the largest
sortment OF Patterns Of establishment in the country
enabled please the fastidous in taste Archi-
tects Builders In any part Of the Union. wanting Iron
Work by sen0ing drawings will the estimate FOR
Of work and will furnish any work frOm their de
signs or drawings that may be desired.
Persons wishing articles Of manufacture ny address
ing few lines stating for what purpose will
with printed designs by mail with the prices annex
Ell All orders will receive prompt attention and
the work finished and fitted In manner and packed
In boxes for sale carriage, HOOD co,
12i North Tenth Street
And Broad and Ridge Avenue,
nov24-tr~4m philadelphia.
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FOR 81 ALE.

In lots TO suit purchasers and 10000 Acres 81 tfe
best and most sigaut ousy situated cane brs e"
black land" ilcludng The plsnations kn"wn N
Triyg Pan'Ato >" "Niud Han 'SXte nih" 'kiug Plan
tatiOB," "rlevins Place" Indow" "Lodt bo {" Foime
Place." the Gross Roads -s of whIo, for Cotton
Corn, are Inferior 20 antatons 10 the world,
Also, an elegantly improved and
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-21

(HTE have hand supply q McCombe's Furniture
w rosh, by which, with very ltte troUb,r, old Furn
ture may be made tO look a S we'll
mari MACKENZIE WILSON.
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BLOCK TIN, BRITTANIA AND FLAEIsAED
uA4Ez
CASTORS.

LH7E have q hn- assortment Of Covered Dishes, Soup
w Turr,n NJ, Cchee urns TIA and O. dee Pots, Punch
Pitchers Molsses Cups, Greques Lamps Csndesicks &C.
&C MACKENZIE WILSON.
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PHILApELPH1A MANUFACTURED

y a N A y ID Il h A Il =,
WARRANTED 10 stand 10 per eeat more nreEzAz
w than any Herrings Safes in use and sold al % g
the same prices. Also, ar0n Shutters, sash n n MI
and Doors for Bank vaults and SElMD
SIOres. Also, Patent Slate Lined Refrfgs
atOrs, all warranted gooOd and cheap any in the
country, by EVANS WATSON, No. 26 South ath street.
PhAde phis Ps Halls Patent Powder Proof Locks and
all the celebrated Locks furnished when required w. C.
LLARD is authorized TO receive orders and make sales Of
the above. my5-1V
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IuRNITuRE POLISH.

XNTE have handsome assortment Of Castors elegantly
w lated, aud Britlana-a yarietg Of patteras
ruarri MACKENZIE A WILSON.
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Wines, Brandies, Liquors, &c.
DE vENoGE g. CHARLES,

UE GNUOE q OhhhLhoI
1913 Pearl street, Row York,
uAyE sblshed Agency for the sale Of their mPor
IL tations IN the city 0f
NASHVILLE, atNo. PUBLIC SQUARE.
DE- the representatives. ~ some OF the arges
houses in France; among others the CENTRAL SOCIETY
OF VINEYARD, PR0PRIETORs OF C0GNAC, whose Bran
lies they prepared to offer In Hail. Quarter and Eighth
Pipes.
THIS House has become celebrated for the excellence Of
the shipments, and from the immense capital which they
represent offer superior advantages both in quality and
price, -py other Brandies Shipments in BOND, IL de
sired. DIX @. also offer foe sfle Of their OWN mPOR
TATI0NS assortment OF CHAMPAlGNES, CLARETS,
MADEIRAs, sHERRIEs, HOOKS, WhIsKlES, GIN and
RUM 6c., &c.
Charles London Cordial Gin,
Di titled IN London under supervision Of the British Gov
ernment expressly for De Veuage Charles of New York,
pure tonic stmulant an5 duretc drink, pronounced by
medical be the most sanitary alc hoc distilation
offered 10 the Public. This Gin from its peculiar quail
es, is emnenty adapted to Of the country whose
abound with LimestDe. and is in general
beverage hroUg ghout The whole United States In Of
and dozen bottles each bottle bearing the words
Charles London Cordial Gn blown ia the 49, and the
Proprietor's fac SimiIe tn label.
Ali orders condcd 20 the and scrutiny Of Messrs De
Yenoge Charles through their Nashville Agency viii meet
With prompt attention and dispatch. dec5-1
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Preserve your Fruit Preserve your Fruit!

DRAEEwHTTE'S Patent self-sealing Air Tight
IL Can THIS useful irgsUious andreap CAN having been
thoroughly tested Is offered TO the pGhAc th the
that BE- relied q most erfecy air light can in
the market The OF this dra between the surface
Of tie and OF th- met1ic cap forming perfectly
tgh joint wth0U he and IA pens
ing ~h the usual mode Of soldering the 70 the outside Of
the
This s m de Of metallic sub'tance which cannot affect
the fruit the least Every warranted. Sold by all
dea in tn country Sole manufacturer and Agent for the
city Of New York, GEO. H0DGETTS, 15S WiIlsmst.
For ghts 10 manufacture Bran whites Patent Can in other
plAces apply 70 A.CONGER CO., 845 Broadway, New
YORK. marchl5-lm
IITANTEO-Agents 70 sell Van Anden's Portable Writing
w Case aud Cor yng Press II does all the work Of
Power Press much quicker and better 1t weighs eeht
ounces and by mail Price OF single case, tl50
Liberal inducements offered 10 AGENTS. For rArculars
ply ty Otherwise D. H. Mulford 167 bro dway,
New York. march,
u COTTENET g. co., Importers Of French and
l. /. other European Goods, No. 4 s Broad street.
sug3l IS
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com lNk.-we have stHl a few bottles hand
u which We val sell al New York prices.
uArT Mack NZIE WILSON.
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new YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

FROM vIsCHER 4 scHELL's GenT ,kFertsing House.
APPLEroS' BUILDING, 34s and 34s Midway.
Late No. so Nassau-Street.
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Livery Stable.

HE p THg urd .igusd having taken p
q 81 10y he stab Aarsrt Street Nash " s4.s.
SNF~~Csy willie, Tenn doors below the LA-A
- Inn and oppus ts the Naus,on House, form
try occupied ~ itIu,r, respectfully am unces that
he " ep on aad good aad vch'ccs, be let
tn hr ng public n-h'r terms.
lie 1. pfrpsr-d T. IKE Of IN u best manner, al
Horses r Nth h th,r a. boarding no. travellers
Ills Stbr 81 ustsi husn--s and he viii
ken none lot csters ard beet
be market cpp aGord. Terms moderate.
lar lS-dtv,wIy r. a. PATTERsON.
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IMPORTANT
TO H0UsEKEEPERs AND DEALERS.
The A5Ope MilIs,
II Fulton Street and II Beekmsn Street, New York,
Principal ofice, lO3 Front Street, New York,
Factory Nos &C. 81 30 Hudson Streets Jersey City
THE PrOPRIErOgs OF THIS LONG AND WELL
4 KNOWN
Coffee and Spice EstabIi>hment,
Continue prepare the best PhaEma Cueticai
Powders in use, for RAISING BREAD, BISCUIT, TEA
AND OTHER CAKES, &C. They also prepare Mustard
Cocoa and many other articles OF daily in every family
which they offer the most reasonable terms Cata
logues sent TO dealers who request them.
x. II. h J. q. ISHAM.
n. B.Consumers advised TO inquire for HoPE Mus
ces. aug2-1y
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RICR sILKs-VERY cHKAP.
W hite Lead.


A szesHsai DWELLING aOusE. vfA -
y al aeessafy oufi oasss. o. Ne eorner san. ~
ard su hsfFy sifssfs- 1ks koass eentans ave -
rarrt6 6 Cay Etrs
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1NARIE MATS. Iron Kitchen Lamps; Brass Britain
Gia, and Jap AIMED Caudlestcks and mps lTon I'm
ned Enanel,d Pans Glove strechers Cup Mops
Cake Turner'S Clothes Pins, Ge AID great rtety OF
IIous.fu rnishing Coo o. MACKkNZlE 4 WILSON.
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Corrco and Spice EstnbIi>hment,

GEsEfr GAS 9.iGasF.
THE BENZOLE Gas LIGHT COMPANY prepared
furnish Portable ts- Machines able for Msnuiac
tories Storrs, Dwelling Houses Steamhoas Railroad Sta
TONS &C. These Mach warranted to give Satftc
ton they MANUFACTURED under s. T. McDougalps Pat
ent ana the only that will operate well in cold
weather. The Light prodrc is hsI cheaper than Coal
Ga, and less than the conynOnes Talow Candies they
easily managed and ee from danger and the prices 25
pee cent less than any other machines made. The COmpa
ny offer and County Rights for all States
All orders should be addressed 20
g. T. McnUUGALL. gent f1r the Company,
nov2O-6m 32I HFOudWay. New or X.
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NE w FIR VI.

Y E W + X NJ.
~ y. 81 IfI RN a 90. -. PEACH,
have formei partnership under the name a
and vie = 2. SrEru'y 90, ana taken The stock ~
and ami rfJ ~. seabury c. in Copper npck LA
Cherry street aud their friends aud the Iubic
IN they ate pr,plie execute description Of work
in The PLUMBING BUSINESS. in he n-bte n most sub
stantsl Tres viii also furnish and ht up Gas tiH
tar in ndsomrst yrs. They respectfully solicit
share Of puhle patronage. liantl
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HOME MADE FURNITURE.

lle az dcFsi iea having lFhI u ti'eA
FUHNITUI HANUFAC rORH y, /,
RI nov better prepared hsn ever % faruish ~s-T3
IA their ir end and he public with anything -
thy ma, the Furniture line.
Orders y nkfuly y.d and romp'y theL 49,
Warchou r No IS Col.tg &c street ~ hcretoforc.
iA1Ib-ly GROuMkS. NANCE 4 co.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS,

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of W g. swYA
MER, No. Ia Second Street. ST. LOUIS, Sio.
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JOHN RAMAG
nIS>OI.siaION.

UNHE partnership tetwecn The Undersigned, in the
a1i style of J. n. Seshu c., dissolved by
tu,l cons on the tt ut Either ~ US will attend 10 the
eel hog up the hLsluess of Tie late nrm.
J. VI SEABURY,
n. s. PEACH.
tan2-1 I. J. SEABURT.
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COLD INk.-we have stT a few bottles on hand ,
u which We val sell al New York prices.
uAr7 MACKsNzIE WILSON
1NABLE MATS, Iron Kitchen Lamps Brass, Britain
uia, and JSpsnned Caudlescks and l.. mps Iron, Tn
ned Ani Enamel iaus Glove StrecheTs, Cup, Mops
Cake Turner'S Clothes Pins, Ie a'd great vriety OF
H0usvfurnishDg Goo =. MACkkNZlE WILSON
GOOD REMEDIES ARE PUBLIC GOOD.
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN oINMtNT was used by the In-
di,ns, when tins country hrs Recovered and by
them consid red "the best g Of the Great Spirit 20 his
red children" II the best application for iuhAmmAtoy
comulants kheun ayi'm Eyipelas, various Shee
Of aud glands, sruppans, bruises, burns
Il III kinds 6c Price Pe' tox p cents FOR sale BY
an Druggists, aud by ALtA- MACKENZIE,
msTShs Agent for the q eflLberg Co
Dropping Buds.
TNHR bcs, remedy babies, Tor al the diseases
i Of children, one hour % ave years Old, Is
THE CHELDREA'S PANACEA,
Il the GrRlruberg Conpany.
isvers tee'hng dsrria rckets, col e, worms, he
the busl medic kuOpn. In the 5IR'eDterg Al
nahAc, thst gwen grat yoG N hnd hst ot numerous
hysiciAs throughout Uuou used ia their
tac-e Where there ySurg children and II has been
d ence, naTen viii 10 be without 10 IN their
house. Pricv 81 per bottle
For sale by al Druggist, and by ALEA. MAShtNHE,
mas Il College street.
Spring FeverS.
TI'HE GEEFKN BERG HEALTH BITEERS prepared
iFuun HuaBsr = the most puT ytng, inylgoraug and
hetnR fo3 b1rss hrrhs and vins elected mostly from
he t,ra Medics o. Amesics They powerful tonic
hey give ueuFh 10 The system, and enable u 20 throw of
he tender ey dissass They have all the
nracisl eject OF ouc VI heat eauaing "a edec
Price Is .ents fer package.
FOr sAle ~ DruEgsD throughout the Stats, Andhy
ALEX. MaCKENZiE
mAruhs II cohegv Street.
Sweet Oranges.
n BARRELS o. the Ds,t that has bssa Ia the market
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SPEKM AND WAX CANDLES-lO boxes
y Sperm and Wax Candies, this day received BY
J0 G.. BROWN,
lee q College street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-21
Spring FeYers.
SWeet Oranges.

n BARRELS o. ths bs,t that has bssa Ia the marks,
" this seAsou. lor sale hy
msrl J. q. q. R0BERTSON
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Canary Cages.
CIIAWGsl.K SLTTN.

IATF have received from Sew ork the hne't collection
w Bird Gage. seen N Nashville. They are of al
End and offered at very dsrate pr-
crs MACKENZIE A WILSON.