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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-18
MACKENZIE & WILSON


II their wro. gt iron stove,
the TESNESSEAN,'
The popular the South ard Southwest Orders
comp. ll,u to 'ay over. can b. speed Tiled.
ROOFING, GUTTERING, sc.
The ont door work, mprsing 81 Tin a'd Copper WorL
connected W IA cling hou-es ubc buildings, &C, &C.
placed der the entire superintendent Il Mr. W Jones
late Of Louisville.
y This arrangement an work Of The above desc Upton
trusted l., us will be shed well ne done the
Eastern cities, and al the lowest possible ates
TIN aud Copper Roofs warranted Tor Ave years 90 he
pefscy Waer-ght and respectfully mfr 10 the roof OF
the FIRST Pre- byrran hurrh, OF Che largest roofs IN The
city which has not leaked su2e drop since g was pat
fact edented Ia the annals OF ting in nnessee
TINWARE.
Our Tuwsre is made by the best mechanics that can be
found AMI Of tie bet and heaviest material.
CASH NFsS.
The hest Pitsburg Castings always hsnl, and at ti
lowest prices.
CAST IRON STOVES.
We have hand At all times, larger stock OF both Cook
ing and Heat Stoves than other house in the city, and
are determined MT 20 be under old.
CRATES.
We have on hand large stock Of Drawing Room, Parl0s
and Once Grats from h. be tmanuacurt East West
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Our assortment varied, and coupri-eS many articles
senal 70 huu ekeeng, az for sale at the lowest PcS 10
ca n, or TO puuctual customers.
An work entrusted vl be executed with
and DEsPATCn and hope share " public pat
ronage. MACKENZIE hlLoON.
Nashville, Jan. st
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NASHVILLE, sMITHLAND AND PADUCAH
PACKET

THE Splendid Passenger Steamer TIN
L BLANCHE LEWIS q SHAW sssl CYsstssA1
Master. THIS steamer is being 1szEsa
finished Louisville and will he here nv the lst Of Noyvm
ber and the above all the Her fine
comm0dations Tor passengers combined with her light
draught make her Of he best adapted b. ats for The
Cumbertnd river trade. A. HAMILTON.
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REeUIAR KEw oRIEANs ANp NAsaYIILE

FIfHE New Steamer 'tC0TtAND"< T0
Il 40 tons burthen-Cspsaln 4. L. lz-rz lFzste=
DtNUKEs Tins steamer. b-tug 11sEez1
bat a Lonsvilie. Eil flashed - the Ia Sovsmte
shr uiii tskr Ia ads regular paeke
The Rowland . eniiFey hoat re drst dr.
cHcil iss y tac nashville Nea utkan
Trade f.tt dfads enahiinR hrria wiih = loa
lihtr 81 only light We solicit for hera
pabh Tk.rynags. HAMILTON
JOHNSON, HORNE o.
- " an e. sbafro q Neg rOes as o. eands and
arsEen for kot thYeeAisa ustlU- sm
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI & MASH
VILE PACKET

DURING the ensa ng season, the G--u
~ cOmwodious lign raugh steam * TrIsitEl
er, MAGNOLIA, X :. SCUDDER Mas
ter, viii run regularly as above, and all intermediate
landings Being exceedingly light ~ inches fraughO vi
superior odatious for passengers and capable
making quick trips soiicits public patronage
" orders le with either Of the undo rsigned for freight
either way will meet prompt sttet ton.
u. II HAR- ISON, ,.
oct22-6m A. HAMILTON agents.
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Just RoCedved,
History Of the Reign Of Philip the Second

TTsr 0sNN HHNg.
PHREIXIANA. o. SEErcfFs AND BURLESoUEs,
FHE UOon INA CnNfA6 Fyf Afthar,
NES AND WGMtS ~ Eotrrt brawning,
fnE IIFE And WORKS OF G0EfhE-
Ts s.issy cHARLss " ssurH.
tans8 nUa
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SOUTHERN ROUTE.
slfSSgss5 E5zfss.S7e g7f5is.5.5ss3 ssss n;
~ sS-z1-ziss q. y. =. 49,, -
RATES EsEDTCED.

~ - HUI ~ Il -.
LYON The 18Th Instant to N. lst 81 Iups the r,,,
Freight from Charleston and Savannah 70 Nashville viii
be As follows wiz
FIRST CLASS.
Books and a,ionerv Boots shoes and Hats Bottled IL
luors and OILS. "'" L.
camph,ne and Spirits Turpentipe in casks and barrels,
China GLASS and elias, Ware. Cisar. in car., clorss
Con,e3nery cutlery IN boxes and cases, Dry Cords in
Drugs, Fruit Trees and shruhrrry, Fur Garden sssa
Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates, at oWner's
OYSTER in cans and jars saddsry Tin Ware Tea. and
spices, y loo hs. an no
NTC0ND CLASS.
hardware except Gallery" Heavy Castings snd Ma
Foreign iquor in barrels or pipes Cordsge Tobacco IN
o"1 Isr,agr SprHgs and ANes Leather rolls and box
IS, OILS in barrels casks Crnrksry and ouespsuars IN
s5ars ana CASKS Ree Lnc Whiting, Past-r Paris Sc
SPECIAL RATES. "SO
Boxes, Furniture, Piano Fortes Carriages sbo,sd and
other ght Ar s, not Enumerated Also Carloys Of acid,
vii Be aLsn at actual weight bur charged d ubis st class
an articles not enumerated, to be charged at rates or sn ~
alaguus art.Irs. " '-
IRON Isl june to 1.t Of Decr uber they will be changed
follows. "N'N
st GAS as above, per 100 IOs.............,l Is
Special rates .'..''''''''..'..' J o. %
Merchants shipp from the Eastern cities will end this
the cheapest a. Ne! ~ the expeditions cute Freigbts
Tum New York AMI Ihadc pha Charleston and say.n
a h RANGES FROM to ~ per cubic foot ACCORDING 10
;lass and character Of vessels.
~ $40 i''i"id NVifiirt 70 thfrlrst0n and
nave discontinued The EsceivBs snd Forwarding II Msr
'anse VIII be necessary 10 consgu Commission Mer-
chants al those points.
Shippers may rely upon strict adherence 70 the sbov,
rates q 1 ANDkRsgN $50,
ianl!-u - n. G. X. z.
SPECIAs. NOTfCE.
40 shm, Mt emf ed % TIE above rates unless each "a
-yery package has y n fhc Depot OF delivery sBJ
he n'''as n c. r. H. plainly marked upon IT,
II. l. A.
FREIGHT on PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH
~ and ater This date, The Articles enumerated below
~ vii be SIN through 20 Charleston and Savannah at he
ilces FIX q 20 each article:
Tot acco, hhds., p Zoo fbs..... ........ 60,
Pork IN hb.s, p Toe rbs ......R Al OO
'aSklHk Nud nope D iuu Us. 90
n. ANDERSON, Supt
y'-u n. g. Railroad
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New Goods! New Goods!

A. &. & A. Is. BEECH
RE receiving large lot Of goods, especially for the
y Winter Trade.
We have a good assortment OF all kinds Of
DRESS GOODS
In Silk Cashmere and Deaines entirely Also, alarge
assortment OF
TRIMMINGS
In MORE sntque and Moss. We have large lot Of
KID GLOVES
OF the hest quality Also large Of LADIES MIS-
sES' COLLARS.
Carpets and Curtain Goods.
wehave large lot OF Carpets hugs and Mats ~ l,h We
epeca ~ invite all no in want OF such to give
q cal. heofe buying
In ADDITION above have large lot Of ali kinds OF
coed, and all we as careful examination Of stock
No. 40 College 81. dec2S-ul A. q. 4 A. Is. BEECd
MOTTO
TIVE busres heret fore coudu ted by the subscribers
L der the II m Of SNOW, MACKENZlE & CO., will be
hereafter carried by them unier the firm aud style
MACKE SZIE g. WILSON.
All persons indebted the late firm quesed to pay
up without day further indulgence cannot oss by be
given. ALEA MN hENLih,
J. ". y lLSON.
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REGGIAR
NASHVILLE AND CINCINNATI PACKET.

NAaNFILLE md NINUINWHII THNhEI.
/ la New llsht Drsnght steamer, T1 -
4 sEvFNTY-SlN r-t ~-s.a-1
P. x. BsRKLFf. Master ua<<s-.-sf 49,
lieave Nashville even other uessss. Al a'fock T. a.
G ntinue Ia Traded ring season. A uAMILr.N,
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ST. LOUIS NASHVILLE REaULAR PACKETS

z--5 COM GRT. 49,
ALEONIA SALLfE WEST
JAMEs tIILLER Master. j. ~ CoaBrrr Master.
Nh above will regularly IN the 81 Louis
1 aud Nashs trade ing the season. Their
medatous or passengers re equal % any steamboats, on
the Cumberland river and their respective ofre4h au
all their poser add comfort % people travelling
Win hem A. HAMILTON.
octiI-gf
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D. A. MCCLURE, Attorney at Law.


wnKsBARRE, Pa, Sep. 25, 1850.
DR. J. G. AYER-My Dear Sif:-YOur medicine is much
approved Of by those who have used here and its compo
siion such to and maintain It's reputation.
invariably recommend il for pulmonary affections, do
many Of our principal physicians.
lam your
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PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURE

PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED
SAL A VA a De K SAL ES,
INTARRANTED % staRd 10 per cent more Gre -.
w than Rny lisuing's rAfcs IN use, and sold az u
the same prices. Aiso, lroo shutters, sash u ID
and Doors Tor lsunk vaults and lEnAp
stores. Riso, Putcut s:late LINED krIrfg-
crnGors. al warranted gnood and cheap any he
oouutrY by EFANS WATSON, No. 80 south an street.
phade plia Pa Halls Patent Powder Proof Locks, and
al he oriehrsied Locks furnished when required W. c.
LILLARD AasorIvd 10 reeieve ordsr and make sales Of
the above. myS-ly
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LADIES HEELED CATERS
II AVE received another pack. g. OF
IL Ladies' super French l.. Heeled Caters
thick solts;
J Clcth Congress Boots;
" Kid Buskns and Paris Ties;
4" Thick Soled Boots;
. Misses Kid slippers, Caters and Fancy Boots
JOHN RAMAGE
npVlT ~ Coilge St
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Among the numerous discoveries Science has maed
generation facilitate the business Of e-increase its
oyment and prolong the Of human existence
be named Of more real value TO kind than
this contribute Of Chemistry the Healing Art. vast
trial of its virtues throughout this broad country, has pro
beyond doubt, that medicine combination Of
medicines yet known surely control and the
varieties of pulmonary disease which have hh
swept from midst thousands and thousands every
year. Indeed, there is abundant to believe
Remedy has at length been found which be relied
the dangerous affections Of The lungs Our space
here will permit publish any proportion Of the
cures effected by use but woald present the follow
iOg and refer further enquiry my American Almanac,
which the below named will always be pleased to fur
nish Free wherein particulars and ndputable proof
OF these statements.
Office Transportation, Laureps Z r. g c., Aug g. 53
Dh j. c. AYER-Dear Sir My little son, tour years old,
has recovered from attack Of Scarlet
Fever; his throat oen and every person that visited
him, pronounced him dead child Having used your CHsR
RY PICTORIAL California in the winter Of Is o.
attack Of Bronchitis with entire success, was induced to
try IL my Il tie BOY. I gave him teaSpOCnfi every
three hours ncirg IN the morning. by o'clock
night found decided change for The better and after
three days use, De able to drink without pain
Its in the above named disease will save many child
om premature grave, aud relieve the anxiety 81 many
fond parent For all Affect Of the Ihroat and Lungs,
believe 10 be the best medicine eXtant feeling Of the
deepest gratitude prompts in addressing you these lines
but your important dcovey my little boy would
have been in another world.
lam your with great respect,
J. ID. POWELL, supt Trans, L. K. r.
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To ssr ih- above aud Improved
CORN AND COBIs MILL.
ITO an such rare ch8nre make money su be oGeredi
Exclusive STATE md County privileges vii be disPosr'
Of unusually fair terms, b application 10 The proPv'o
FAEuEtsS AND SEgCFA RAfStHS,
Offer you a Cqrn ani Cob Nil unsurpassed 10 the In
on wtich cannot be supeIcsdd ~ past future
yyntons. a. is lv very M shicb farmer Sgock
Raj should has; b. W crush ircm % 10 bushels corn
and C5b per huur win hoFse is easily hted up ana
managed weghs $40 tbs AMI IS az ntsc Of the GRINDING
surface j. prevented si last any isrusr ordinary i
tine sIsA& uils Of as durabily, hsetase DC ne
principle has been ir tested Ia he old Bars sil. Whe
A Will. on Trial
Tor h. b. % DOM give complete Subtraction, 10
return3 % there Dc any man has ti.possi, les him
peak satsfscfaa warranted every ease. the
- be rc.autg The CrusLtr attached % horse
WEter bowel Nhch rvisers 70 IN
Nn sou'h Of Msson and Dixon, line. al oher ,tu-hcrs
Ia ihe oou require TOO much poser, Val sooa seal
oct AeooFdmgto
TsaEGAwS OF NATURE.
Con ard Cob Niu uhcb admits ~ or vatbng
motoa sl ncce sary, soon s-ar olt 81 o;her crshcrs
rnabc thi graz odleClln and Tie frupretaT
% iisnue g. 10 the nstru tnn 70 "tuUSa AHtR
tea" have eksD PoEeF, sna DssT SrEasicIhS have
~s,enr frtilu. and cHaILEssE The eaatrary
hsve " vsnted ~abuhig tsisfs tOtiOn. aud "a are
comis I'd 20 aek eFr H. therefore, assert that Is iar
a,.eriaf 20 aay h-r Nil am nou selling thls Trnnes
IuyeLuln a. tfr snail saui u
PITY DOLLARS,
And any Wsnuug good thing I" earnestly REG
% 20 sHaH'ns ne true mss aad PRINCIPLES Of us MD
and order ron tbs Propde'ors o. As.uts-
A liberal dlsceunt made 60 dztisrs.
}. r. nRUA9OOLE sols Propristor
shsibyVlit, renn-
GE r..
Ens Maafe CO.. "A Narssl sirret, Sashvi3e, Mzbu
etururs sni GvnrrsiAksnts.
BeAuooat Pal Co. ciarssyie. seais f0F M5uigonsry
Comfy
Al Ws;kias, POTASH Agent for Gre, coasiy
wm b.. Huut saisal. Assnt lF FrEnkla c5laty, Tean-
sna Jackson sCuniY. A.
IzHss ,. Yanes, c4ssalan sFrings, Agent Or samns
~ hatcher, co'uuasla. Assu, q, ''asry coaa,y.
n. n. PEA, r y hanss. ssui isr sulth Coanys.
4. AAin, Charieston, Agsat iur BFaaisy touEty
W. Hanisy Bfo1, i-1sioa, senls ~ 49, fsnnes
ga E-dasiy
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10 Wholesale GrOcers.

IfOfs KsIRE-Fer N balanre q sls prsssnt ysar. a
H. Nkok0 AAh, Ssry sod h.-ehsm'th. sArFlg -
X A. BALL0WE. Gens AEess.
bail Ne. n DssstasicA sfrssl
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Lnb least INJURIOUS 10 JlO-Ltsf also
Great Pain Killer.
TIVE undersigned having repeatedly been solicited 20
make consiEuuruts q the Fat-ns Jampbor Wash Mix
turr, has concluded sell county rights this
state, but will in have the Improved CamphOr Wash
Mixtur- put up and distributed throughout his STATE lex
cept IN the counties where the rights have been disposed
and in the ut Alabama Aud that he may be sua b
rGrcuay 20 make ths a-raug cement De poses TO
divide che patent For tennessee and Alabama into 100
shares be retained and RENAL dgrT5D
shares-wi be offered for sale. person TeulttinF ten
dollars will have share 10 The Patent % run fourteen
,ears from July u 1854 and sill b. ,he time in
vestug Eve dollars 90 De usr 30 The purchase Tie
Ingredients, advertising and the necessary expenditure Of
he means prepare anl dstrbGtr ths Mixture for sale
quest it, and other person. The Of their
Nemitiance And they viii be allowed a commission Of 80
per cent their sales aud also their proportion Of the
profit, az larg-.
Annual xhhit Of sales vii be made and dividends Of the
profits RENTED % each shareholder NO debts Will be
trsct,d, VIII de Company responsible Tor any, the
bur ines viii be couduceu upon The cash system,
Any q those who hay. purchased patents Tor counties 10
State have the pryit u exchar gng hc gghs
share price they have paid. THIS exchange viii
be made ut the cos; Of the Psteute-.
Il h desirable % have at least active share
for shares viii be closed by The is September next And
Instruments a. the Mixture viii he made very there
4Ncr Certificates issued SHAREHOLDERS Who vii requesf
the Agency Il they desire It,
The under gned will Agent until the shareholders
elect thIer directors year. who viii the
management until their success shall be ELECTED.
NrWsparer~ iu iinbts, Montgomery Tuscaloosa Hunts
WILLIE Talad-Fa and TJsrumba, that vi pubh this twice
ana other dverfi-cuents the amount of doars
send one copy, All receive one share. Address.
O ". CROZlER Paivntee,
ICES Knoxville, lena.
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hELUCIION on LUHBER 10 NASH VIZ 2.
From bfi-rt.rt fo r ,.pn u,iys, Lumber u reduced
~ per iush ir1r f-II,r rate
Prom CnWau Ntf ad. n, hisiys Lumber hreCuc a
per ear bon. , from 'sJn-r relies
LurtFr fum shcl willie argsd same from Normandy
dsti2-u HI
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Pstsn Medicines viii be published at flV0 per column
daily or aT5 tri-weekly-wish e. for each renewal.
Steamboats, running to New Orleans will be charged $40
- the season. and when running 20 -. Louis Cincinnati
Sc. 4ia for the Of not than six months.
ssrhe privilege Of Yearly Advertisers strictly limited 10
their own nedate and regular business and the business
~ Advertising Firm adered incieding that
Fl % or individual members.
Advertisement published Intervals via. weekly or
monthly, charged 81 per square the FIRST and 50
or every subsequent insertion.
Calls persons 20 become candidates viii b. inserted
ether advertisements 20 be paid for Atably advance
Announcing candidates for County Hnj Offices e. and
Ter municipal ooss Is, to be paid In advance In every
an advertisements for strangers transient persons
Psii in advance
tlrDe vail he inserted til forbid, and payment enacted
No Advertisements can be inserted gratutously.
All adrertseents Tor chartabe institutions, nre compA
n-s ward town. and other public meetings, ncladug Tcl
ftnus notices, % be charged hall price
Marriages and deaths ara published as news. IL Chit
sAies tributes Of respect and funeral invitations other
alverusrments. al
ReFarr advertiser. and an others sending eonmualss
tons requiring designed 20 ,a atrnton - f
eosrees Concerts, any public entertainments where
charges made Tor admttAnoe ali notice Of private asso
eAuons every notice designed 70 call attention private
enterprises calculated intended TO prouie individual In
terest only Inserted with the understanding that The
70 be paid Tor inserted the editorial eoiumn
whche be only me discretion Of the edtorl the
sill be charged a. the Of An 20 per
The andersigned, publishers Of daily and weekly paper
In Nashville pledge ourselves strictly to adhere he aboFr
AL Of prices. ana 10 deviAte froln them
sMIrd. MORGAN %. Patris Oice
q. Z. T0RBErr a CO., Unioa and Aussric
~.
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FLAhILEo EUIEL.
Bread Street, Augusta. Ca.


A sPIEsDID Tot oV ORANGES. APPS, Leuess Car
a esaA. sEAnai4s. -. LeAeauksr CO.
asssl = uelsn s,rssl
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PRfPARrp RY pR J. G AYER. CHEMIsT. LoA -. IA
500 REWARD!

BERRY DEMOYlLLE, Wholesale, Nashville and Re
tail by Ju. G. BROWN Nashville; and sud BY a
dealers in medicine in e-Sry town in Tennessee.
uQ-dhW4m
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For Memphis, Now Orleans, 81. Louis
and louisville,
REGULAR NAsHVILLE AND NEW oRLEANs


The fine Freigh: and Passenger c;~1 -,
] Steamer, F.. HoWAtD, v. EF5J-sls3s=1
NORTHERN Master has commenced, &zsskzs-@szs--zZss
AID will continue 10 make regla~ trip between this city
ard New ura the pres Mt season Her capacity for
Tying freight equa boat in the trade, and shippers
may Ttly upon promptness in the d. very 81 goods
nOvt5- en- J. \ r. YEArMAN, Agents
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FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AM
SAVANNAH
EAsHvILLE AND CHATTA MECCA RAILROAD.
~ NOTICE TO SHIPPERSl -,
EssSss7 Es55zzSyEs7 g9zzyz5 go All

vi Ilt IrUuts't IFeT LIFe IS Trbuilt p tuce nd
y Mefch' ndtse will De uau- pel across lie river n
steam boats aud bTges, and be sutsced dratage-
shin prrs are noticed that az goos seat 10 the depots in
packages ul ctnt Ter The entire protection contents
viii De PEI cd Grain viii Dos D. received txcept in heavy
usnahurs 1r Gurny Bags 1h- ltht thin SACK N he re-
fused F1'7 df ne nix 9 fts 0sr, the labor and tine
necessary o. repair s'me WI greatly rrtard the transhp-
ug suT ca No De- pthrmed TIE Agents % the oad are
specially m rured not 70 receive grain at heir respective
stations unless The sack flunlY and d> nciiy krd
mi the d-pois O. used storage houses fr gran o. pro-
dncr when hr % be- hrii suis the ronvsnf-
enc o. Owner shipper fo order f,fwar Wheat % hat
tanoog' viii he charged and crn cents pr Lu~Ie 81
BON lulia,u' and 80 stations Il Tennessee liver:
Ad rom Nhy id ~ stair re- " 81 = Tu ~ ma Wheat
viii be- charged 10 cent, ard com cent rr husbi WIS
Key VII BE- chang a. per barrel Nashville u Cata-
uooea Al freie- OF eight Dies ruaird Tar q ist
-, Sd and 3h 81 ss, va be cartel resent Tarn rates.
ID. / AND RSON.
tnnI 4 A n ilrnah
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

TIVE New Light Draurht PASSENGER en-
1 a. q Freight Steamer ALDER kFEl ng74shka1
TiNE MILTON AKIN Master, having zzksEss<zss
been enil built for the Cumberland river trade will run
during tie 10 water season above, and 10 an iuerme-
date landings Orders f with her agents fo frghts or
PasseI gers, will meet prompt ateutiun
A. HAMILTON. Market street, or
II. Il. NRI, on, Agents
oct22- FIN Front st opposite S. Landing
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET

hLUULhh Nh UALEhNo EAOhEL
= VIE and light draught steamerA I'll -,
L CUMBERLAND, CAPT d. r. -SEFs.ss&a
H. BROOKS, being nearly finished =szsE2
and the best adapted boat for the trade, will commence
plying the Isl Of December next between this port and
New orleans This boat has superior accommodations for
assengers, besides being adapted carry every dcrpon
Of freight and stoct in satisfactory For fegtOT
passag- aud orders, apply on board
en- BUG ". n HARRISON. Ag't
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

che country. In the form Of an old gentiemsu, II
Freach origin, NAMED Peter Vansoer, ninety-nine
wears old, and wAo served In the army nader the
Father Of our ceuntry-scved in the battle we have
been speaking OF, and cost his first vote for the IL
lustrioas hero.
Truly. his snowy losis, furrowed brow and
wrinkled cheek betsken him a. one who lived and
acted in the time which tried mems s0uls" He il
enc Of the surviving links 81 that chain which, in
part, connects the past with the present Long
may he live" we shout
And now bidding good bye to this place, which
has given me more real pleasure than ever before
experienced in the same short tune, let not for
get to note one or two OF the mag 6cont public
structures which the casual observer would at once
notice.
The State House, standing on the Delaware aud
commanding magnificent view OF the surrounding
scenery both ON this and the opposite shore, can
justly be b0asted OF as fine specimen OF archtec-
ture. IT is built Of stone and succeed in imitation
OF granite.
From the position Just alluded to, one looking
beautifully covered BRIDGE some I,l26 feel long.
resting on five arches, supported by stone piers and
crossing the Delaware the foot of the falls,
rapids 1t is the safest aud strongest OF the kind
in the country.
Situated quite a short distance from the city ia
the superb State Lunatc Asylum, q building COM
posed of nine quadranges, and presenting front
Of four hundred and fifty feet. Being enclosed by
q beautiful. grove of hickory and chestnut trees,
tastefulIy trimmed, and through whose depths mag
nifcent and attisticaly arranged walks appear, 1t
it be in summer, when all the trees and shrubbery
have put forth their leaves asks every one. Il
cannot but be an admirable location for this COM
meudable object.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28
Another Disuni0n Convention IN Msssachu

(From the Boston Lbsrator, Dcc. 26
We, the undersigned citizens of Worcester, be-
heviDg the result OF the recent Presidential election
to involve four years more Of prosavery govern
ment, and rapid increase in the hostility between
the two sections Of the Union;
Believing this hostility 70 be the offspring, not Of
party excitement but of fundamental difference in
education habits, and laws;
Believing the existing Union to be failure, q
being hopeless attempt to unite under govern
ment two antagonistic systems OF society, which
diyerge more widely with every year;
And believing it to be the duty Of intelligent and
conscientious men to meet these facts with wisdom
and 6rmness;
Respectfully invite our fellow citizens Of Massa
chusetts to meet in convention at Worcester on.
Thursday january Is, to consider the PRACTICABLE
lily, probability and expediency OF separation be-
tween the free and slave States, and to take such
other measures a. the condition of the times may