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ARRIVAL or xHH xUIYoH9.
OUR RELATIONS WITH GREAT BRITAIN.
Lord Clarendons Reply to Secretary
Marcy.
MR.. CRAMPTOH,S LAST LETTE1Ss
The Central American Question In Parliament,
&C., &c., &c. pu

The steamship Falton, Captain wottoa, from Hsvre
Nay Z, arrived early last evening. Her news s antic
pated by the CANADA, at Halifax.
We have received copies Of the English "Blus Book,
containing the correspondence in full. tho Central
American and enlistment questions We take from that
enlistment the last letters of Mr.. Champion Lord
Carendon's reply to Mr. Marcys demand for the recall
Of the British Minister and Consuls.
Count Cavour has been made Minister Of Foreign Affairs
OF Sardinia and has been received with ovations
Various diplomatic changes have aksn plsce In Russs
Nesaelrode, Aenschko and Tchsrvtcbe retire. Gort-
chskof recently Ambassador at VIENNA 10 appointed
Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs. Austria not
hte these appointments at all.
Reviews large scale to take place OF Verona.
This ia simply mask for the concentration of Austrian
troops. The Duchess Of Parma has left her capital
which is ruled By the Austrian General do Creme.
vile.
reduction of $1,000 men had taken place in the
French army.
The Anglo italian Legion goes to India.
The King Of Prussia had closed the Prussan Chambers
in a royal speech
Lumley opens her Msjesty's theatre, London, with
Alboni, in the "Cenerentola"
The Lyceum theatre did not pay.
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NEW YORK
HARDS AND SCFT6.

True Democracy
brief statement OF acs the consideration OF the demo-
Of the Union showing the origin and the of the
sY A NATIONAL DEMOCRAT.
For sste a the office of the Daily News Price 50 ceua
Mailed upon receipt Of postage stamps.
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fore, however he moved the resolution this subject
which at present the paper, he would ask the
noble lord at the head Of the government ft whether
any had been received to the proposal Of bra
tion submitted to the government OF the United States
and, secondly, it that had not been received
whether the noble lord of opinion that tbs discussion
OF the question NEXT Friday night be premature, In
(Hear, hesr It would depend upon the of the
noble lord whether he would 20 with his motion
Friday or In order to give greater time for the reply of
the United States government postpone the discussion
until after Whtsuntde
Lord PALMHsToN said In rsply-Her Msssty's govern
ment have not received any reply to the proposal made
to the United States government, thst the questions
connected with Central America should be referred to
biraton, though should hope that will very
shortly be received, either oonsenDg giving
for declining that proposal Of COURSE it IL for
presume to throw out any suggestions in to in
fuencs honorable members In the performance of their
has had the goodness to submit his views bound
say that think with view to national interests in
question pending between this country and She govern
ment of smother country, that while propositton such
that Of referring the pute to arbitration 10 yet
answered. those national interests will be best consulted
If this Houe abstains from entering into discussion Of
question Of thia delicate nature until the of the
Uned States way the other has been
received. II therefore, the honorable baronst in the
exercise Of his discretion, should postpone his motion to
later period after the holidays, confess think he
would Be exercising sound judgment In the matter
(OheeYs)
Sir f. B. LYToN then said that after ths observations
Of the noble lord, he should postpone his motion until
after the Whitsuptide hohdsy but he earnestly hoped
that very great delay would take place in the discus
zion of the question
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BILLIARDS.


A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF 3ILLrARD TABLES OF
n the best quality and at low Prices, will be found
wsnufacory The largest and most complete the cy Bells
apd trimmings OF the first quality for Orders by mail
pILllAEDs-s25O REWARD CERTAIN UNgCRUPU
II lops parties are advertising that they have newly Ia
patent This TO caution the pubic against such fraudulent
IMP and offer the above for proof as Will
lead TO the detection and conviction Of inngers
patent, granted FEBRUARY Is, 1856.
biCHAMi PHELAN. 80 Chambers street. up stairs.
HKFsEs BILLIARD ROOMS AMATEURS AND
NIovers Of the fascinating bisrds will degh ed
that the spacious saloon formerly known Metro
potsu Billiard Saloon t9 Broadway next DIOR the Metro
poian bote will be eopened In new and improved svle
Of eieesuco and comfort Saturday evenng May a. Among
other das able changes IN the Of the esabahm
Its oAe has been snnged 10 denAe that OF It's proprietor
while fttseu Of Pheans celebrated model b lard tables
his patented combination hoss will gracs tha
to2P. n. -
KxEFt's BIZ LtAkD ROOM, 6s4 BROADWAY NsXr
~ docr TO the metropolitan Hotel Will opened Saur
de. evepinE May MIR. Phalen Other eminent players
VIII pc 70 attendance on tho occasion.
w J. SHARP, 14s FULTON srREET HAS ON BAND
" billiard tables of sl izes for sale chsaper than elsa
where or casn consisting OF marble and wooden
ard improved cushions n ROOM atI22 FULTON strest for
sale or 70 e on five vears lease. with billiard abes
complete order, and fxnss "
WE ARE HAPPY TO LEARN THAT Ma. PaNIAN
w the ceebraed bilard PLAYER and OF the com
buation eufh opsvhch admitted 10 superior 10 all
otheIsbas procured paieoi by which encroachon, be
necessaIv prevented This nothing than Just Pracy
oueb 10 t8 suppressec and Mr.. Phesn ,son 70
initiation OF his svsatou those who m
livH hy stealing the labor of Others SUNDAY Lsader
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@7 OnO DRUG Store FOR SALE LOCATED IN
I.CHU. excellent neahbo.hood up town. rem. free
proper attention for selling told
addr easing Medfcus, box t52 Herald office.
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WANTsD A GOOD LAUNDRRss; ONE WHO CAN
w flutes waiter who understands hsr business women
10 W he week Plsass call a IS East Jth al bs
twsep IL ana o'c ock-n not bssors.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

nm ONA TO INvEsT.-THK SU BsCRIBER WISHES
DlV. .UVU 70 become ouneeted With resOss.so'e rec
ing partner; has thorough knowledge Of
the business. Address box 29i Post office.
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York, by which would appear thst the United States
government has entered ols prpseqas in tho case of
csrse rsons easrged with voaron Of hs neutrality
for her Astssty's service f..
Your iordsnip viii observe that those persons VIII :,
nave any o1eth relation with the British government
by the dirseos Of the Attorney Genera Of the nit
60 statss excepted nom this act OF indulgence. have
&o., JOHN r. CHAMPION.
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a 0ONn ANY RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN (AN
WOOU. Am ericar preferred who has some knowedg
the tnsmh business has the hand
nves interest in business dowo town iha.
from S25 to $50 week. Apply at 81 Coenes sp II I'd foor
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no FRANKLIN STREET. NRAR TIN MARBLE
lUO church-Boardipg with q private family; first ,
bouse improvements good table Terms very mo-
derAte. Rsterences
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In Great Britain the law not only prohibits recrutng
eniisng within the British domnions for the service
of any foreign State without the permission Of the
reign bat II goes further and prohibits any subject of
her Majesty from so enistng even elsewhere without the
roya permission. The policy of Great Britain hence ap
pears to be prevent British sutjec from entering at
all INTO vice Of foreign States without the permits
The law OF the United States appears to be different
Her Mse.ty's government understood and that under
stspdipg s confirmed by Mr. Buchauans of the 9th
of July that the OF the United States only forbds
eplstments recruit ng and contracts or engagements
within the United States and hiring retaining persons
to quit the United States with intent to be enlisted
elsewhere but does not for bid citizens OF the United
States who may have used their natural right of quit
oreign State when they have LETT their country. The
sovereign power of ths United States might If It had
chosen So have followed It's citizens with prohibit
tory enactment beyond the territosy OF the United
Staes but IL has not thought fit to do So and The jus
and inevitable conclusion that what might for
hidden, but has not forb.dden It has desgneoy allowed
that ssy In other words that IL Is the policy of the
United States to prevent foreign enstments within the
United slater but that mot the policy of The Uni ed
States to forbid the ci,izsns OF the United States enlist
when out OF the United States into service Of foreign
States. IL they should choose TO do 30.
Suoh being the state OF this matter Ii Is obvious that
the British government cannot justly be charged with
any dregard Of the policy of the United ates with
any 6isrespect TO their sovereign rights by taxing
come the United States freely and without contract
or engagement into British territory, might there be
The real questions at issue between her Majestv 20.
ve nmen and that Of the United Sta es are, whether
the British government orcersd or contemplated any
violation of the neutrality OF the United States
whether il the British government did order or con-
template such violation, those laws never lheess
violated BY persons acting with the authority
baton Of the British gcvornmenti and, lastly, whether
il any violation of the Of the Uned ates did take
place. sufcient fatisaci has been given 10 the TO
veru ment Of that country.
neither ordered contemplated violation whatever
Of the OF the United states, but ON the contrary, L.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

TEsHIs nohe aBd zaarh sinisca kscz hlorse has "a
A~rn uirtsdru ffaa ne faff hn9 ul mAka a NFE1
tks s-asaa a5r 1875 Ne Nashvfs kscs C0afss. A-
iu ebsrrs q hr Fn1- He Hla bs lniiea arp
as sns orocss 6 4l--keasEH tfa let1
"a F~s-uaTy ana else he 1eh ofgay. Asrss sAl1h ~
AZ prsss IL Sal Hay b. Fstzrnc1 fss Eext ysar.
lfieslA ANbsn iarh ceEnnf srkf4 ed neKt tpAnE
Hss et - tilsncs. IA ansn tae141af - hqnAr
ir1 81 IN - liEfee Ard peri Fnan 81 elh aA3h
% fsfaish He ntaserua sEzssa hasis n hlAt an& ess
eInss ssA ir = sssark.ss psssr sd hsszT sAs sssy
bal ceesgisziiaa. tsnRer Aaa seiheE-
nsrsGso-dtR hR.AsaAfocA.
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IMPORTANT TO THOSE USING
ST AR CANDLES.

THE attention Of the public is invited to the fact that
most Of the Star Candles offered for DEPICIEN
IN WEIGHT that what H. sold for ouud actually weighs
but fourteen fifteen ounces and packages marked 40
lbs fall short two three and five pounds box. This
loss does not fail the wholesale dealers who sell pscka
at MARKED WEIGHT; upon he retailers, who sell by
COUNT but upon the consumers who thus pay for about
tenth more than tn receive.
The subscribers Away their Can les full
the pound and mark pack at their real weight
which be ascertaned by tes ing them AS their expert
in tbs business enables them oder article equal
quality the market they solicit the patronage Of
purchasers who desire study their interest," and
the same time, encourage correct dealing.
fl26 nP0crf'p = " AMBLE, Cir cinnati,
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snrlng Feyers.

V,HE GRErESEERs HEALTH BITITEs Bs prsparte
fran numbr q ne par ytcEs iaslsefs ang aae
1nr Faess baFts krftS and staza sroctsd qtJ fos
ts NrdirA q AHe tss. fkss pos~Tfi ie1in
tey give tresFh - tAs sYea and enskls = trcE %
ha etns senaraey 81 feeY hzFs al tts
sset - us tonr VI h0ai eseiag aAy - rrucas
PsAss - s-nn pr pseksEr
Fer sals ~ DFsEgnla tiIsnsheai tas ss@is, are y
ALkK- NkrktsEiE
uaarsAS 81 ca3ses sirrst
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A Goop CLEANSING BITTER,
CrRfenberg Health BitterS
PAil IN NE site,
FhFuFtstHsf, lr.a Al aunefffa

hua aofhuI OF be LIVER ana houfN.
ReadeFi You prEe 10 earnestly DOLf ~Ay, 'f I
csud believe ths % ~ truI ihsvc Of the bove
paint- and woua tNsr she medicine could only
have eonhdsBos" a. L. TRuE- hOuest truth svsr
there spob>n Come .lhen, mind irTtsbe,
deont-ted and floony; you have eu raias sf
estnI Sour :od yapr hoty beFins waste
EtrenFth 10 fA yu yaur ruttrnance hGsg I'D
and szlloS aspect you have dilhcui, tying r
side: n yoaF slin Is rF And shrivrisd yo spt
tite weak and yArab~, md hap niFsy "a
system s lAuEuc, ali, eufsug TIE nFuce Uf o.
gestipn II yea have coHs'alt unrasy eciag in the
Aeh-Ehy yoU hIyr Only q o luos ten sad thvss EeN
Bters made tecnre ni'grsisn sua tlcv Do a. TOO
and al ts attenilit Anl Whiis st hrst "a GENT
ates the sfouath ~lesnfF ana rruoFng tvs J. snus
agents, acts sstu, r~Dusing ID NitiaTd
humOfs, beauty hrf g. al II ir aud rUeg, In year
entire frame then l-r s the soid oQk dsFk
aud OHny; Will dcaryat hulrs be snshrd
aud thrust ase ~ Nth L-sh aud srsnEh you vi 70
forth INTO the 60 Wlh h Auds Of hrrs " Tbs
Grnf,nberr rblh Bti~,s haze ~, nee he"
This pTaluAbe medc!be BE- Pt "a scsAges Al 23 cents
each. Zach pActsEe go make two quart, strong avg
oratns and tonic desc icr ss by al uFFis 10 the
Stats, and by ALEk NASkkhLiE.
ApS ~ Col ege Il. NAsnVhLE
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Dr9OpfnK BUDS.
hk besf resdy tor hsbs, ard for al the Diseases
i Of ehiltrsa. iFom ons hour 70 ave year, Cd, b
rae CHILDRENss PASACEA,
Of ths GIzfsnberg conpanv.
For esrrs sesfhns dArhr rskets. col c. voFDas, b.
Il ths hrsf mcdic knoEn- 70 ths 6rsfssfsrs A.
nAnss, that gtvsn erets you vi en1 ss q cas-
PhgaiAns trouehsst the Uoon vho have Bed N ibssf
pra Where thrre yourg eAltrtn and y has eeea
ared oner, psIrnt vii snt 70 be vhoat n ihclf
hoake. PTier 80 eeats peg Aetls.
fer sale b. ~ Druggist, dey ALEx. aAcktNxk.
mse ~ cslsFe etrses
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IIAs Sass rssssssd sd "a s,sss. o.
4 Il ARE npueaCi f1FaF and fn- tSH-sSs-zEzzssf
a. ssss. AL Rssa oaia. 0EeA4rt. : Kae,A
So fAy.l snf Hertb 0raas A44z4fa ~
Ais FaseNhe4s aDd ssriaG asrays eas asaFtEsaa a
asea aos canar,et, ,nz,u1iNg al ne sarietisA
BarweElss Corn and C0tton Drill,
s.tsep<Fiog vlsus 8. isE sAs- Cal sesp. q pa %
sa7sz Easazs - aefrs4ts.
1A4 aisa hsru ~ sir q aag 80. snpsrier ~ Il
PIOWs fIsm ~ AB1f.e ofles 81 ta zot hn1zfs -
snA q q Nult-s % cpEfnnaa. Aise l af hralsfs
eaRsEiaE fWs ssFas 6st f1aA nAE<hla
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CHEAP GAS IIGHT.

VNHE BFNZOLE GAS LIGHT COMPANY are prepared
furnish Portable Gas Machines suitable FOR Manufac
tories Stores Dwelling Houses Steamboats, Railroad Sta
ons &C. These Machines warranted 20 give satsfac
ton. they mAnufIcuTed under s. T. McDougss Pat
ent and the only that viii operate well In cold
weather The Light produc, half cheaper than Coal
Gas and less than the commoneSt Talow Candies they
easily managed and free from danger and the prices Is
pes than any other machines made. The Compa
ny offer 70 Ae State and County Rights for all the States
All orders should be addressed to
S. T. McaOUGALL Agent for the Company,
nov20-6m 32I BroadWay, New Ork.
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IWPORgANT
TO HoUsEKEEPERs AND DEALERS.
The Hope Wills,
II Fulton Street and II Beekman Street, New York,
Principal ONCE, 1903 Front Street, New York,
Factory Nos &c. 81 so Hudson Streets, Jersey City
1NHE PGoPRIEToRs OF THIS LONG AND WELL
i KNOWN
Coffee and Spice Estn
Continue prepare the best Pharmaceutical
Powders in use, for RAISING BREAD, BISCUIT, TEA
AND 0THER CAKES, &c They slsO prepare Mustard,
Cocoa and many other articles Of dRiN In every family,
which they offer the reasonable terms. Cata-
logues sent to dealers who request them.
r. H. J. G.. ISHAM.
N.B-COnsumers advised to inquire for HoPE Mus
iicles aue4-iy
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Livery Stable.

FR 2 tbs undyrtigned having taken n
(SAL- J1@y the slab Market Street, Nash lIIaA
STJ-~ls5 vdc, Tenn, two doors below the x IL
Inn and opposite the Mansion House, form
ery occupied by the Hammer, respectfully that
he keep hand good horses and Vehicles be let
the hiring public reasonable terms.
lie T. prepared t,ke Of In the best manner all
Horses left with him. .ither boarding bose travellers
His Stable Is uated business, and he Wal
keep none but experienced oses and the best
he market can aford. Terms moderate.
ian a6-dtwawly K. s. PATTERSON.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of W s. swYN
NER, SO. IA Second Street, ST. LOUIS, No
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chiac Oh the age.
We claim ifs supr iuriy 10 e. in low point:
l. The sdmrsDe arrangen sEt u the Tonga, Nh
comes ihs 81 dra.t - utieci nttl- g. man hines.
gran falls and Is earTe the I'D OF tr Aehns de
posting 1t In The coHeaEc from Waica thrJsn Witl The
revolving rake by The Of bog 70 late N sH II the
bundles u will u bIs 81 10 tn sere
any ohe mudr Of lvsr tn o. 70 the btudsr.
FROM the simplicity 81 tr tear 4g 4nd he hsIgtB of
the Driyn Nhsvi Il Is y a. he ghts-t drsft
l. The Sickle and GuAfI, eoEstuced lat a. ~ win
clog, be repaired ~ hack smith.
5. u cuts rqra " wv,l with tssi ~ mOlon.
6. n - fHrsG aud cav 20 Daasgv.
gW- W. nt mac. ines uftrtCret BY rs % be
we'll maze Of g1On tie -ls N theJ w. well
done With , cradle, ana
VAST LEss GRAIN rHAs ANY OTHEH H,rvssrsE N UsEl
fE With gaT. TO Ir "a uuts Ne rss, that this
machine hs in instance where has come in cOupe-
fairs taken he FIGST PREMIUM a. fopws IndiaaA
state Pair at Lafayette In 1873 the Tsl Of Resp
and Movers st Indianapolis June 81 654 az The Pubic
Trial Laporfe Ind july 9th 1853 Il Publ: Trial
james e WIS., July IS 1885, the lnd state Fair At
Indianapos 1855 s q the eelebrA "a Respe
Of the day including those Of The London AID Psr Worlds
Fair notoiiety.
In introducing this Mschlne the notice Of Tennessee
Farmers a. ,sed 10 take advantage a. he many
testimonials that ght b. brought ftver bIt
shall only this efrr tie gest Rrapsr aud Mower
trial lad annapolis, where T. tF1mph ntS carried oa the
First pTiEe, he hest kespor NoSvr and erived
recommendation n n state rosr % AEueuturs 10 Be
awarded the bret ~, milm comb ei Reaper Mover
This line Is the nIion Of ingent farmers and
mechanic wbe evar daring their Abr Ia tie &c d.
the great need OF r,she Res e. Shch ther skill in
work, hop gave then, the knoEb dge B. maze
1hse ". hnE Rraprrs sh uid order sry, ~ N suppy
will he iHutsi Address ARMSTRONG CO.
apld-u NAsHvtLLE ENs.
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GOOD REMEDIES ARE PUBLIC GOOD.
VNHE GREEN MOUNTAIN OINMFNr vas esed hy ths To-
diana when this esantry hrst die svered and b
them o0nsd rel "tbs beat Eit Of the Great sFit hs
red ehdFeu" Il the best application for inhamuatory
eomezints sueh attenuation, ErysipslAs vEFsoas sGec
ions Of the throat aud Esnds. sTupians bruises burma
q all knds Ac Price eeI hex IS cents, Pog sale by
all DrnEgis;A, and by ALEX. NACKENLF
nATehs Agent i0r the GtEfebberg Co
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Spring and Summer FaShiOBSfOr 1856
WUE

Chattanooga Tannery for Sale.
WILL ss svpaeAaon nsas before he lss sf Nay
ny newly established
Steam Power TanneFy,
IN CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
ne uamsroai f.res for rsachns he lasxhausAls oak
Test of this district and Hds markets generally. nakss
this the dsarabs locality he West for asuactaring
Leather.
mis- Is problbly As pos, sxtsn I've TArnsry n shs wsss
a0d helhg tructsd with Vsu fadcelts sxtcsoB,
be ehrapy sn1 suty mEds cspsns q manaAs-
turing than tiO09oo a - isaher pr ann1m.
TIE Tsnhery Aefint > ant accs eniireiy and
vii be dspose n apon ihsra approved rsrchAs-
me cty Bxak, SAshyii-.
JOHN BYSUX. PToprsses.
nahesfu Chstt@noogA, Tsna.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

WILLOW WORK BASKETS AND eATcHxLs.
HAVE ehaice log q wOrk BASKETS Plain sad Ezhsod.
cred Also Saichsis e various styles. J. n. MceILL
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENT
PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED


A l. "a A N DE fs SAFES.
w ARRAGTED to stand 10 per cent more Ore -.
w than any neTrngfs Sases In use, and sold 81 I
the sane prices Also, Iron Shuttr rs, SasH q 81
and Doors for Bank vaults and SRan%
>torcss Also, Patent Slate s.fnrd Relrig-
orators, all as goOod and cheap as any in the
eouptry, by EVANS WATSON No. 20 South 4sh street
FniSde phia Pa. Hal Patent Powder Proof Locks and
al the celebrated Locks furnished when required W. c.
LLLARD authorized TO receive ORDERS and make sales
the above. uvS-IV
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIsCHER 4 SCHELL's GenI Advertising House,
APPLETON BUILDING, 846 and 94s Broadway.
Late No. so Nassau-Street.
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n,S>oIIrrION,
" E w FIR NJ

" j. SE tBIHY a. II. =. PEACH,
have formei 4 partnership under the name 3 -
aud sye Of T. j. seAhury Co, and taken the stock sN
and sand Of ~. SeAbury Co., In Co0per's blook, 4
Cherry and 10 their friends and the pube
thst prepared 90 execute every description OF work
In the PLUMBING BUSINESS In he neaest A0d most sub
manner They will also furnish and ~ up Gas Fx
turrs Ia the hsndsomes styles. They respectfully solicit
share of public patronage. isn2l
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TUE above Machine has tasrOugsy , 81 IN an
l. knds Of TRAN anl u ass, aud has Jvvd itsed ths
Greatest Grain and Lab0I.SaV inZ Jsn-
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TUsr REouvED. sasa e.s.ssz esass ssss,. sf sas
J ysass sEsssA. Issiil Ia AssAlls Assss
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23
IRA A. STOUT.

OON KEGS of wm. c. Stockton Cos brard of PURE
%OO WHITE LEAD, full weight, and very uhite.
For sale by CHURCH ANDERSON.
WANTED. FLAXSEEO. For which the high
est market price will be paid, in Cash. tjan9-u .
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23
Soda Water Apparatus.

CoxsIsTiNG of two Generators snd tuo Soda Fosnts
u which ~i be scd sait The pase sssr. With xho
the soda Foarta. Cali sonn n yoa wRut bkrEnil a.
J.G.kc RUBERTsoSS CONFECTIONERY,
narS Broadwsy
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-04
HEALTH AGAIN PREVAILS.

l 4h. IL VI ~ ~ NOulu INFORM his friends
"A. and the public generally that the soyer-
Ieign people OF the Town of Clinton, having
decided by majority vote, that Liquors,
should once more be retacd in small onanti-
ties (by the glass; thereby enabling those com,
planning OF stomachic a1'cc!ations speedy re.
lief without calling on Physicians Druggists,
or Apolhecuries, and he having complied with
the laws, regulating the retailing of spirituous
liquors, would respectfully call to the attention
OF both buyer and seller that under the reye.
nue law which expressly provides that no one
snall sell less quantity than one gallon unless
they pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS, for State license to do the same and
all who sell less, without paying that amount
violates the said law.
Therefore all those who wish to buy good
liquor by The bottle, can procure it of Hey-
mann, who is legally authorized to sell the
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