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Proposals for OH for Lisht-Aoasss.
Dss4KrassT,

TsHAssHr Du.KrassH,
Oree IL. Board,
SEPARATE sEALgD PRoPo SAILS viii be received al ana. o.
as s g. Pa. ? "a ssa. 20 f.s.y s u s s Sa %
.ises-s sssessaassi
% a.' ss~ .a. ssa e f g. sa ssa.s e ss
-s .s q .eespuas ba usA we'd eAaa,
ast-s rsseee1s ~ and also uas po.s. A.Hsd
sooo tsigtt shoa.asa, .nou.
$4,000 eweaisi~s saoss.asI ar gallon. sss, .prns
stained o. pr ssssa spsra OF, 70 &c deissrsa
Lot No 2ooo toarteea saons best wis strained
isoO t.isssa asassaa 4 81 raaas .p.ias
g Pissssa sesra - o. g p . ss.'ssssd % DE
Lo No asaOo sshtasa ,aosssad ssoas hast ~n,su 1es
pie@sca IA oi, ana
la,OeO telss ttou-4aal salea. be-, sprlAss,I.iasa
Is,n ass Jals, ls4S.
Fuk FHE LAKKs.
4Sso (six Eanarodl saoss
500 r sasaas ssis Sss Saadlsa1 s'1 oa ., pas
stfaaea pressed sperm oi. 10 DC Delivered
Buaaio Ns~ Yuik, ,hs propes oalssr
Aggu, -, . laaIaedAiisiy ansr nc opsnias
oi the easa.
$40 l4aae AHa@sA1) cations best winter strained or
pfessrd spera ol, and
go tHi~s anAdssa9 saiioas besa spnng strained
sperm Oh, y es dsl.ssrsa ~ ,he eeaeeio, and
larl, i5th DAY Apr. led OF
nediateiy aiisr tis ofenans o. ,ne fsris canal,
as (thfse huaared and twenty nvs) gallons beat
-. win'st-su.aasa o psssssd @ sper,n sperm o,l, and
SS tlhIse haaarsd al,d twsls avel kaiaoas sens
nser,a 70 10 slector ssd sapei aIeaaent OF
iighIs al Psitsbars Ne~ FORK, The i5sb
ApiIlI 1850, immediately ai,er the
orening &c canal
All Of the oil copdsed No 4, BIC dsiyerr at The above
enined In small iToH
l.akaes
Psrtaoa, damage, and leakage beng
ali
l6r IRON
coaracior's warehouse, oter place af d1psslfc
shall be snail
hs and Ia the
lie ready 10 specified
deivrry then the viii De al ioers deivr n
u delivery saai saJrd aisoea
delivery
or foregoing proposals
sc 10 ih Usual sPecihc Temperature al which u
proper pefssa pessous duty
assigned Hoase Boasd, viii be accepted. Ihe
strained ss degrees of
rlrri hsit OF 9wrr, OIL a. Temperature
10 ai,fenneIi ~ IsE.s#s5
Proposals can<der-d
fo the qasn required, OF the eidarr bu
bad viii be csteTIsind
lss designated Nos ., = 4 and a. ihe AIDS
each OIL io the
galian Ssen eusiits al ont
Al DE endoed @Pgeyosss for Oh for
Ig foa and hen scsa another eAyoPs, cirrciea
paid
soad .ecgty ss,i4iaeInn ID lhe depara
of each
Of
a RI OF the bad
undeI The suthoy al the department. reserves ths
BID, hoag be the lo~ss from oInef eca
saerations
Ds eTcrT OF The Light House Board;
Jan I6-eoSiIeFcb ssersssry.
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TO oUR SUBSCRIBERS.

M y sgo4 books tnlsss
sss s-Ssse4-s saths sss~ensoa Lx 1sas la -As4Ecs.
Lis.~1l sslA~4 .sasy lasa.s ps~a.s
- sla ~l q s~As - aAa a oareses ~
s-ie uAnslassslos.
TIE ooINTay PArkE psAs..s gT eskiy daring he
sinns q coAx eass xGa ssl wssAly aaslAs GhS rece
ssb-cnpoe1s for resod year a be receives q.
pssyoaaAed tAs above
G-rosrsAsTkas satnosixea set sssan and
~ ssIsls DAI.Y .1bscbsss go sneossd; "a
sEMi-wEEkLY sabselib~r So enclosed, wii
uaea = copy srafi.-
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unissd States Patent OTce,

IN the petition 81 Samuel Taylor Of CFznb dge Masachase
praying for ths patent gEana him srh
May. isz
waRsp OF said parnl
which takes place The srth day ~ May less--
IL ordered thai The ai5 heard Patent Once
Monday ihe I'm ef Msy IL ocock al
nofSed appear chow have,
psillion oazni not 10 be srxnted.
scs leiT ohieeIsns specially frtb
days brfe the dsy of hns an Testimony filed BY either parry
b. used The said bearing taken
eodanse viii; che rules Of the pee, which viii be Furnished
application
The closed I'd May; dfpS-
sions and chsr relied testimony be hed
The once beior. nnnine of arsusals
any, wahih days thereafter.
Oraered this be pobEhed Union, Ine-
snd Evening Washington o. G. Aas, Baltimore
P-nnsytvsnssn Pfndeipha Journal ~ Comnerc-
N. Posi-, Boston,
eesse weeks previous The Iah Oi May day q
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner cf PsfF1ts
r. sHatnrs of tie anre paa.s viii please copy, and send
IanI I1-lan4x
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Unf:od states Patent OAAcs,
Washington, January ., leo.

ON tue petition OF Jonathan Alos eot praying
the exienron Of patent granted i2h
s7s r Improvement respng maeiaes
from The expiration of said paeni, ~ach aih
day OF March, 1850
II is ordered said petition
ON Monday, the ID day of March ~ O'clock and
persons are n"fhea 10 ard show sy have
why said pstiuou ought 10 b- granted.
Persons the required Gle the Patent
OMce their objections specially
days before the Of ether
10 be used raS
eordance with will furnished
phcation.
The Testimony u s
deposons, and relied testimony,
must be hied in the orce bei the Of
arguments IL any, within days thereafter.
Ordered also thai This notice published the unlon Ine
and Evening c. Bannoe
P~nnsyivaisn, Phladeiphs Journal Of New
York. ard Enquirer, Cincinnati Ohio week
hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
p SEdiors of the above papers Will please copy
hsir halls 20 she Patent oee win containing this notice
Janf -law3w
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virginia r..-a ome..

N ranfsrsty page
is heehF naks Al shsn
srpears c.ara ~ fhs ssceaos u ~
1864.
Gsuusry ls6 hld llth
1855. fiisv the cly
h chars oas died have been found .scbss,-d
this Cnaaea asakh. Wits
and ID DE- resiAeece n srd O'srs,
tniuiur dw~il,nR
rHn-tE ~ feet ss ~ eastward
" ~ f~s ssi. aliSlngna. ~
a. fss vsclnt is ~ e oin~ she Hsgvs iet 90 ne
soufh Noe and TIE hrt, No. A. s5 feet Mafkst street.
tunded r. ~ isa
drrp- Martet
ttiuH hack n aswp.
~ speth ils from Market isck ~ feet deep
ID nrs nass sra 1e ~ pnnrrs si-v ~ fr-t
frsni bounded ~ Fs he nurh, The sa ~ Harss
to. On hs soush ~ ~ays,.s
go fre heuss s~v-sd rria
ohs ty Mrs w gasuna hsvirs hk e~e'nr, ke thersep,
9n @r side ~ sb Msrt 70 fet ff snd
ring eaes . sl viva s.>, sey rurnl.r Lev
STREET 4. H PARKER,
Jan l2-iawe~ RegT Land ofcs.
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GEonGE r. FOX.

ssr York Metropolitan Taaioring EtskihhHenf
Unled Military Navy Depot Sci Broadway opposie
the Metropolitan Hoei)
fR Anau the pleasure of placing beore
- oGets TAILOR,
together " military
auiilrms- United ciuzefs'
ssszsed making "a military, and
be rsenac aecodins % writes sb4 rtHi
ard oca drawings nc st rce,ved
Wa, DePsuusFas Washington
Y ifyos should fre fpsa 10 asa e attn sHy dsss, yo9
and
aiinx The very bel EHssn and frsEeh eiash, eassrmes
gold rcfie
c~s iof cash have employed ari
sud emooaaerer sik, so.etin ebspezu
Asesic2n cutters Pahsaqss
1ese dasng military
cioshinx aud oafrnz
ooe-ns, attached auisry
geou-, isuy, orcnzpee sgneerS, &C. personally
Aaevu of nasy osccTs attached
Neuh Carosan, Mississippi, Prfnc.tsn
J.cinta La~rsscr, Srcennes NRndsa
setsnfown, lBdePeaoenee Naeedons Fron Lsrrg
ffearsa- cansunin Reflect Perpass-
aHdng srasneR The ksas oC The dpsaents
hers Of so houses o Conssss; also
seeT-sres snA aAehe q g.as, me EHgsb, French and
ssser fosera miiltzrl AMI RarY
kub-css yoarS grateful chged
GEORGE y. fUN.
Gays hence Jan IS eodsK
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increased very spdy in population of late yea In the
year the gave 2l25s2 inhahitsnts At the
presidential election in $50 the total vote csst was s5l7
AZ The population had increased considerably In the period
1850 and 1854 il then have been near so0
oo0 This would be In the ratio of about every
sixteen inhahants II there bad been increase Ia the
population the ratio would have been about one voter
every eleven inhsitsn,s AT the election held recently IN
Texas less than 455ss poed Applying The
first ratio TO this should have population o f2s52
being three times the aggregate Of the population In
Taking the lower ratio total would he olT ts
Ia any the aggregate At this time exceed half
million This Is astonishing incresse and evinces that
Texas has grown as rapidly as Iowa
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united STATES Patent Once,
AE--I-Ln.. N a IL

=
M petition Buiics York praying far me
er@aoa al pateR srAntud fsi az March,
isf2 &c Improvement pressing hay kc
iraSn srprstea ef paieut which place
fhe ga day ~ March, A. a. ls5s-
osJsrse ps'aou Paten, Oec~ on
Monasy, II o'clock, per
bntiSed
aid pctfipa ouKit not % b, granted
ofcc teir ossecuons, sfcay
days b.oss of hrusns t~smony ~ rtsr par
u@ei the sad hearing
with oi the ofee, which
Application.
fe ts-mouy cla-sd The eoh az Frt-
razy rosns, and Psp-rs relied 1pSa trsaTaouy,
fied IN ne once before meuing dny
ths srsuneais, n shy, within days rhsreanrf.
Ordered thai hs Rs1ce pahlEhed Union
and Exsnnr nsbfnxo, D g.. Eniuaass
kveuhg Arus, fhHdspbia
New Yk and fos Bastoa. saeeesiYr
weeks Pscvio1s The IN q March the DAY hsars
CHARLES MASON,
Comnisssonef % Patents
r. sEdoss papers please copy send lheir
ht - ihe fAsst orce win payer Containing notice
Jan 4--isw3w
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Caltea states PaI~nt once.
" sshinrfun, January AZ, IsS6

lN C. Arnoia of Nor~@ls
prssirs Of him the
April sss ft IN spuacthe mGciRes Cor
Of from the
pnent, place 231 April, Sss
Il etuo be the Parai otee
Monday, u o'clock.
nabsd appear and shS ey have Nhy
sand petition ought ~ EtRated.
oppss required the
Ofcs Shecnsns specially forh wrur. twenty
ne4rnrg ~ died by hsr
sad harng be taken snd usns~d In aecd
c-uon-
testimony viii he closed
fled
oee morning dsyi arypRent.
any. within days thereafter
ordered, sIse thai this be pubbes fee Union, Int-
rcncsr Evening Washisgnn d. ArKus
Evening Argu@, rhind.pas, Jo0rns n
New Daily Post, frgvidsncy, n. a.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissiauer of Pstents.
P.sEdnnr or The shove paPsu win please copy send
h- bs 70 The Patent oce, with paper conaniIg % n0tcs
Jan Ic-law3w
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United states Patent omee.
Wn~ttsu~sOn Iapumrx a

IN The pstoa o. Zephspinh Bowah % tIzner.
" iHs fsf tie 81 graHrd him
Apr lktl fo scoasrpctnE
s the eKprasn az said pAeni,
ulnce the on 4sy ~ Arfii fszG--
IA u ordered thai te said be hssrd
Monday, the 2fh 0f Nafra ~ oci0ck,
notified and show Il
nave, why szid P~tifipn ought be granted.
opposing els
ocs the oesuon specially - fnh 10 writns esi
before the iosiooy Sled
bseEne
with rules of the oc, wcb vii FURNISHED spyi
The testimony 10 he vii y elessd te iih dep
oSitofs and papers relied tsiinpsy, be
nisd de oece before q day
gwneus, Soy, ~ishin ten days Thereafter.
Ordered Published IN the Unon, Inisi
genee ana Evening" sar, Wsshrrirn ~ q AEus Rainaors
BseHins Axus Philadelphia Pnnsya laarnei n Copsfc.
New NeFki ard Enquirer Cis,funsn na, wses or
rre successive vssts psytoas 20 the afh q Mach re the
day u hsnanE. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner q Patents
PsEo q The shove wt sase and send their
Jas 4-iaw7w
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M knkMAL AeEscY Az NA.HIsernr-1h. .ul

EkHERaL AGENCY AT wksHISGTos-Ths .ui
VI t,smery ~ Richmond, Nirrna.
anee ihis cry the
D-p~r~nf his SERVICES srsn powers
rrvu-ionay baaf
snde pensions under b. ofCougress
Hsreg rsrcased Dorrirgon
he hs~. peshsp- ni fsaer wnch
revolutionary aadors oes N
Richmos6 he has Aio r1sI
rriae vrnla Thca- sud ~,
@crunsrncns sth-r twen yesrs'
uts hin o. ba~ sai ia claim tntrustsd h ~
ss - she~ ~ even xher s claimant hin-h - essy
ussbi~ A.
ssh 1853 svgsz iso zrc,
f-ast~rn dave ~,
~hsrr~s via se sery moderz.. FELIX RicuARDs.
Hon Henry A. Wise, Accouac, yirFiuia.
Jr-n-s i.Foe~, Esg., kichBsoad, Virginia.
StsMs~s "a Parksr Ricaunnd, Virginia.
R@~A Jeha =. rcud.ton, Nirrinia-
Hos azma.l Cnitor, wasbirp-on, b. e
wth.S a. wsrs. eag RsninasHs.
le~,s rssst-siat., ESQ., New York
NArr 7-Ak<sirs
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l.isr.-y Eas,s~ns.

TIE snssrsasd oars fsr most pric--
eaHrcf'on of almo s the standard rrgsh
hcrsin paey .na hns hsrrY assy
Hs-frs,sa otsr IN rich calf enairrs Esr
D.ea rRAScK TAYLOR
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rrr4r .ns.,,N .rernl - . -

TUE RUSSIAN srsraA Sits resource. gsvsrn,n.
4 asd peleT ~ a /" looksf 1rs rcm Auetfcn-
Merry ph EnelaRd srd her history Conner
Cottaa = ktns " kneriern.
Ihs srrehnnt Nesssii boz
Msn of wsr tife hey's
Resooraf h-'oy of siedess ~ cyneIias Co
m~rys, ". ID. FRAeCe TAYLOR
Dec n
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no "A ID Es.-Nr n l. Brr-,nnsad sweet
has iasi rscsed esS.cs of
.~sa~ s,eoSered bal dresses ~ sryie,
~h.ch pnisefnfy admired Ne~y,rt
ssSTY the densn4 sts eppouguiy
or~nru sx-piY u
white, sppsoprst- ~ bridal
sress-s, efures, rAPetss, esiar sc *
suuh~oeesse black =
f~r-s,rs - ssraw Hs~efs. t-sh-r Gswcrs,
Ns1h a. osiy tcuss 10 ihs sisd sies where thsss
assaaaeds
Rosros, Jznnaey 5, $50.
Ju e-AaA9w
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Mss suxKLrv,s aoog-rb. T..si.s,.y 81 sa .s.-

Mss sUsKLEv's RoDE-rbe TestIr.pry 81 szx-
~ eaPed Novice fsev ne ssrhpod ~ ~ guscrr Ennts
hasr wHrsfaad the
Nnt,ed sns~es ~ Jp~ephins N. Baski~y- a..
Ea@ Aaen o. ssetches q lie NHeaia " Lswrrnos Ne
Fa. Dsso.sry tas fshs elsgaai a.
el1fh, ~ mqreccs ertrs, s1
Aho- = soFsijss ~ Ckrssuas
TAYLOR MAuRrss
bstA Reoksiore, gta
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ted States BY Sidney Webster ESQ., his private secretary
communicating statement of the circumstances that have
occurred TO disturb the Of governmental oxganiz
ton An The Territory OF Kansas and recommending thai
law be enacted 10 authorize delegates In thai Territory @
assemble IN convention 10 prepare constitutions the u
hAbiAnfs Of the Territory desire and shAu be in sael
nalnbers TO consulate State and also Recommending
that special appropriation be made desy any expenses
which may become Requisite in the execution Of the Laws
of the maintenance VI public order ia said Terflory.
The message having been read,
Mr. SEWARD cxlled attention the fact that large
poruon Of the Presdents annual message related
Affairs an kansas lie should now, ho had when the
ior1r message received refrain from expressing his
views on this subject in The hope thai il would he the
pleasure o. The Senate TO let the be rerred al
once TO The Committee Territories and receive their
consideration. When the time should for action
upon IT. IN the Jndgment Of majority VI the Senate
whether ~ neriered with the syhect ~ foreign rc-
Hons on not he should endeayor 10 make good his oppo-
siton TO The policy, the positions and the seniiucnE
which are contained in the Presidents message
Ar MASON laosed that the message be referred to the
SENATE There were legal questions involved which seam
ed to make such reerence desirable and proper.
Mr. CLAY TON suggested that the importance Of the sub
ec might make il desirable TO organize select committee
OF thirteen TO be selected by the Chair who should con-
sidsr all the questions involved in the message he
anxious that there should Dc such compromse should
secure harmonious action.
Mr. SEWARD remarked that the Committee on The Jn-
dietary 10 whom II Was proposed refer the message
sisted entirely Of gentlemen whose views with
those OF the President in relation the Kansas matter
while the Committee Territories there gen
ueins representing the views OF the minority Of the Sen
ate be thought would be fair and generous 10 let il
ske that course that the minority might have hear
ing.
Mr.. MASON said that reason why be maie the mo-
ton which be did was account OF the ahsene Of the
chairman OF the Committee Territories Mr. DoEGLAs-l
Mr.. BELL of Tennessee Of the Committee Ter
rtores said that he should feel relieved il the subjec
should go 10 the Commtiee on the Judiciary.
Mr. WILSON hoped the message would be referred TO
the Committee Territories lie stated that the people
or Kansas had suffered unparalleled outrages, and bad
rut ~ Iutp their avyp han
Mr.. STUART expressed the opinion that the subject
ought TO 20 to the Committee on Territories
Mr.. MASON Withdrew his motion and the message a.
printed.
After the consideration of executive business the Senate
adjourned until Monday next
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nr.. now..t,. N.y. ueel

tNIc Li Bgior Hehua 10. Cnsissn. ,r,.. 81 Ma,
vi rstivss " Anu, Co.'s Meis, formerly Mrs. s.
Iast rabished For sale al TAYLOR 4 MAURyss
bec@ bSnkstnr-, -.
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NO .~IcE i- hsrrby ptv.n that apply ts the
N Co ~mssanasr of P-nsas aup.fe 81 saese
boasty rssrssi s-p-a 20 nudr sepssmhef,
snaeeFed - s sr tss-si3
h,~b rasrmut never ben assigned
pasagsd, of Iecsfes W M or ~ AZ apubOstg.
las Ia-lmwtw JOHN rOSs.
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rHG Worth American Rewt~v~-P -Pahiished ouarteriy
M sst aaf = jsaunry apz JaiF Drtatef
ID rears 'hres haadsd 'aeh, ve dollars yess.
cssts-a. ~ 40. cLTT, for Jsn~orv, Is5s.
2. H.ud,s Pc % garnre. -
?. -tsssstcs sf tr~anii yia 4ssuchaseta
Z" =. Hydeey sms
5. Tue Rsa.n H-rarrhv.
- 3. nissaTY Jacobtu Cluh
- =. NRrouis Ne-scirs.
az 2. The rsrik. Raiiraad
a. p tm~rrsr Pnetry
a "a. G~rruaR EH1ixfatioa Ansrrra.
M. s,rfica Neliccs.
Th~ kevs snsrics1 Review has stias.ss - r-at -
hsrr9 passsed whsp iufrulfsstau - nv. 80 e
N hs atda AwecHH dica dpvatea - ,,-.i
tierzurs aed reienes ana - oa ha stn8tv s
txin~d n the cousy ~ ERrps, ~ wa ~
70. Un,sed star. uhin a. aF~ofu- asganmes supysd fs
Sc rubE-h-rs ~ FRANCK TAfLslR.
IL
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~ GORGE w. aoakctG. sfsar-~y aud Csanssttsr- n
Uuisd States eguu uissonef, commissioner
sr Cs.r- ~ Ciaiuns Nc. "a Wsn STREET, New Nok.
R-f-ss %. Jssce Uaitrd stzrs Sapr.r Csnrf
Hos w. Pisa Uutsa States Genrra = g. ro,ta
Eusisssrs srs BLAIR, SnHeitor
~ Clai@sI r. n Gne aai Major Afsas Hsfr warhing
cir. 0ci i0-WFkSan1m
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Mr.. FAULKNER, Of Virginia, submiied the following
resolution, which be called for the prevous question
Reorod That the persistent adherence f tho repubcsn
the Hon. " r. Bsrss s candidate for the once
Of Speaker ser the rspestsd manifestations by
members of this House that he do~s possss
confidence that station, exhhits deerrBs
public interests of the oountry the trumrh
personal and sectional party and that the further
of his before this body the candidate Of hi.
party for the ece o. Speaker justly attaches his support
the responsibility for the failure organize this Hoase
ur wAsHBURNE Of Illinois moved 70 Law the resoir-
ton on The tshe
Mr. DUNN, Of Indians hoped that the gentleman from
Virginia would withdraw the resolution
Mr. FAULKNER refused withdraw the resolution. II
expressed bis wishes and II the gentleman from Indiana
coad not stand 70 u he did not know who could
After some further conversation the resolution with
drawn
The House then proceeded 20 the hundred and
twenty vote for Speaker with the following result
Whole number Of votes 200; necessary 70 choice,
loi Of these
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uder Tor kts aFd shares apd cefrats q p1ckages IN The
4eots sp~uad Fronp
drawing sunedaiely afer
% all who order lon Address,
p. ] BuCKEy, AGENT,
Jaals WHninstan, Dslavraru.
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nISILLtASI sCHE1IL-s,
rps JAsrAxr, iss6.

Order Cor srs and shares and cenezes Of psekES-tn The
spisndid
each drawing viii Be Immediately amer s
al order from nc.
ADDRESS r. j. BUCEEY, Agent,
~ Wilmington, Delaware
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-29
ECONOMY AND COMFORT.
DR.. C. ". cRoZIER,s
Camphor Wash Mixture, -
Patsntsd July II. 1853, and which received the
Premium at the Nashville Fair in October
last Warranted to contain nothing in

Fa1out61 guy L. 4o9&r and Wh1cn received the
Premium at the Nashville Fair in October
last Warranted to contain nothing in
the least injurious to Clothes; also
q Great Pain killer
TIVE undsrigHed having repeatedly been solicited TO
s1re, has concluded to sell county rights this
State but viii in future have the Improved Caphor Wash
Mixture put and distributed throughout this STATE Tex
eept In the counties where the rights have been disposed
and in the State OF Alabama. And that he be enabled
egeetuaIy make this arrangement he proposes to
divide the patent for Tennessee and Alabama into n
shares fourth 70 be retained and the reuaqdsrI50
sharesWi be offered for sale person RENTING ten
dollars viii have share in the Patent to fourteen
wears from galy H. 1854 and win be at the time in
Vesting dollars be used in the purchase OF the
Ingredients advertising and the necessary expenditure Of
tie prepare and distribute the Mixture for sale
Consignments viii be made 10 shareholders (who may
quest it, and other persons the amount Of their
remittance. And they viii be allowed commission Of 80
per cent their sales, and also their proportion Of the
pro6ts atlarge.
prosts RENTED each Shareholder No debts viii be
tracted viii The Company he responsible for any, As the
business viii be conducted upon the cash system
ANY Of those who have purchased patents FOR counties in
thi Stte have the privilege Of exchanging their rghs
for share the price they have paid This exchange will
be made at the Of the PAteutee.
II Z desirable have al least more active share
holders in the named. Subscriptions
for shares will Be closed by The list September next Ana
eonsgnens Of the Mixture viii Ne made very soon there
aer Certificates issued shareholders, who will request
the Agency IL they desire IT,
The under gned win act Agent until the shareholders
elect three directors 70 year, who viii have the
management until their successors shall be elected
Newspaper in Mobile, Montgomery Tuscaloosa. Hunts
Vile Taadega and TGscumbia, that viii pubh this twice
other advertisements to the amount Of ten dollars and
send one copy, wiz receive one share Address;
fe2S Knoxville, Tenn
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-29
FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
tf.s SAVANNAH ..H
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
OPEN 10 THOMPsONs STATION

ON and AFTER Wednesday, December 2 trains win run be-
~ tween NAshviis snd fhompsons sttton - follows:
come SOt tn.
Leaves Nashville at 40 A. ~. and P. H. arrives at
Thompson's At S20 A. NJ, ana IS P. d.
RErURNING-leaves rh0mpsons at SIS A. NJ, and
p N ARRIVES At Nashville az iO25 A VI and $50 p. N.
On Sunday the Morning Train only 40 be run, leaving
Nashville at A. ~, and Thompson's az 9A.M.
~ At Thompsons the Stages of Carter, Thomas and
Houeh connect with the trains.
Through ISrksts Ior MEMPHIS wAYNFsEORO, JACK.
SON, TUSCuMBfA, FLORENCE PULASKI nd COLUM-
BA procured the General Stage oe, under the
Verandaa Hotel A ANDEksONs
aecTq r. Eng. and Supt.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-29
SOUTHERN ROUTE.
$500 E.szS.Es ;slS 80
RATEN REDrCED.

RATES KEDNCED.
LfROM the 18th instant to the tst o. June the rates
Freight from Charleston and savannah 70 Nashville win
FIRST CLASS. @
Books and Stationery, Boots Shoes and Hats Bottled L.
csmPhne and Spirits rurPenns in casks and barrslu:
china Glass and Glas. Ware Cigars in cases Clocks.
Confectionery cutlery in boxes and cases. Dry Goods in
Drrgs Fruit Trees and shruhbery Furs Garden Seeds
Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates AT owners
oyssersn eans4nd jars, sadisr, TIN Ware, TsAs and
SRCOSD CLASS.
Hardware "exoePt Cutlery Heavy Castings and Ma
Foreign Liquors in barrels or pipes Carag Tobacco IN
boxes Carriage SPRINGS and Axie Leather in rolls and
crates and casks Rice, Zine Whiting Plaster Of Paris &
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes, Furniture Piano Foriss Carriages "boxed and
other light articles not enumerated Also Carhoys o Acids
will be taken at setual weight but charged double s
An article: enumerated be charged at rates Of an
alsgous articles .F
From ist June list Of Dsee nbsr they viii be changed
As follows.
I,'Gas' as shove, per 100 Ss,....,.,.....,..s, 2s
special rates ................' 2 90
Merchants shipping nom the Eastern cities win End this
the cheapest wen a. The most eXpedousfoue Freghs
New York and Phiiade phiR Charleston and Savan-
h hon to u cents per cubic foot, according
class and character Of vessels. Il Il ..I
As the Railroad Companies ~ ChHrestQn and savannah
have discontinued the Receiving and Forwarding u her
chandse IL will be necessary 10 consgn 20 Commission Mer
chants AZ those points . 70 TT. ..' - ".
shippers may rely upol strict adhsTvsce % the above
rates II. l. ANDERSON, sup't
janli-n Ia er lFif 4.f - 4. n. O. R. r.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
No shipments entitled 70 the above rates unless each and
every package has the of the Depo, OF delivery and
the initials n a G. R. R. plainly marked upon y
---La L-- u llG ~. 4 =.
FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
a SAVANNAH. lI
I'M and after this date the Articles As enumerated below
" win Be through 20 Charleston and savannah At the
pfces amazed 10 each article: t.rr-r. .I Ed. 800
Tobacco, hhds., y leo bs.... ........,....... SOC
Pork bbls. y 100 bs .......... .....et 90
R&gsing aud Rope, 100 bs...,.,.,......,.....tO 90
H. ANDERSON, Sup't
IyT-d ia. -.T g. Q. Railroad