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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-18
CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS
Cheap Cash Store.
coRNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
.- CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper COrdage,
Roofing Material, SC.

Woou anu w laOW ware, FapeE CoT0aSe,
Roofing Material, SC.
WOOD WARE.
Q0O pkgs cov'd Buckets; 125 dos B md Boxes;
$50 dozen Bail Boxes; i201 " Hames:
200 ne SITS Tubs, painted; 200 nc Wash Boards;
275 doz Vanished and Three zoos Piow Handles;
Hoop Buckets; Ii. 70 nests White Pine Tubs;
81 600 sed Brorm Handes l25 900 Cane Fishing Poes
I75 doz white Cedar Buckets 800 assed Liquor Kegs;
200 dog Tar Cans; 10 dog Cedar Cans
300 pkgs Half Bush Measures 25 Nest Boxes varnshd
IS doz Pine Churns, assorted 200 Painted Tubs and
100 nests white Cedar Tubs; 1875 doE Wen Buckets a,sted
BASRET WARE.
200 willow Wagons, common nests German Market do
800 Carts, common; 100 do. Feed Baskets in store
500 ex. fall tops snd to arrive;
IS Empire Cabs; 200 dozen assorted Market
1G0 Willow Cradles Baskets,
200 extra 25 dog Chidren's Rattan and
15O dozen Willow and Rattan Willow Chairs;
Rattan and willow, very nice and cool for Sumner.
Aso-Clo Hampers; imported fancy Baskets Work, Fruit
and Flower stands. Also-Willow Work made TO ordeI
FANCY GOODS.
SS aoH a: hs4E Hs Mats Skeleton
Is Rocking Horses; rs doE Toy Air Pistols.
CORDAGE, TwINES, &c.
1oOcois X and 4 inch Manila Rope, go feet;
1Ocoils ~ to inch do do go do; ..
$50 coils ~ & to inch do do, assorted;
q5 reels Bed Cord and Plow Line MANILA
25p doS Cotton Flow Lines ana BED Cord:
lO0u ibs broom Twine Hemp; 4 800 lbs Wool Twiue,
1870 lbs Flax " sou los Seine TWine;
y bales Batting; 15n reels Hemp Packing;
25 " Nickne; rs coils TaTred Rope;
$50 Wrapping Twine; $50 Jute Ropei
PAPER.
1900 bundles (Frund) sngermsns Wrapping Paper;
1,SO0 Acsregor's do do;
1900 reams Lockland do do;
15O reams Tea Paper; rs resms Shoe Paper;
It's Ham 20 I" Batting 20;
$4,000 lbs Roofing do dry; Is 900 lbs Roofing do satuted
CANDLES, &c.
Star Candles, Lard Oil, Opal CaLdeS Stearine Candles,
Starch, German Soap, &c.
WIRE WORK.
Selves, Riddles, Sand and Lime Screens, assorted.
CEDAR FAUCETS,
Assorted sizes Of best qualities, in lots to suit.
ALsO-Bench screws, in half dozen packages, in lots.
Wood Saws Saw Bucks Curry Combs Cards. Brushes Tack
Rivets, &c.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock, assorted sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers' use constantly on hand
GHURNS.
Pine Churns IS 90 90 "a inch Red Cedar do 90 % do
Cerddr do l6, is 20, % do Painted do 90 o. - do
Brass Hoop do" " do barrel do 16, Is, 20, % do
HAMES,
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do;
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top:
For sale by s. n. BARRETT,
mayl4 cor. Walnut and Front sts., Cincinnati, o
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-18
JOHN 8. BRIEK,

ATTORNEY ar LAW,
EOfos No. so Cherry ssfess. Up snira1
NASHVILLE. Tenn,,
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II hamssG exsuAlyels - ne dates q Ms fttessloo-
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-08
5flarkrtg.
Boston NIarket---Feb. s.

ASllES--Ihe market Is very dull for
both Pots and Pearls The sales vt the
former have been in small lots, at a z 3~lc,
per III, cash. The stock is small, but the
demand is limited.
CORN EXCHANGE-Since the uulay.
ornble foreign advlces by the Arabia there
has been scarcely enough doing IN Flour To
make a price We quote common brands
" estern, at s. II ~ a . 81 ~; for fancy
brands at 50 80 a 9, including good brands
Western aud Canada, and extras at prices
ranging from 50 "a per Dbl, as to quality
including good aud superior brands St LOUIS
aud GeDesee ln The absence of TRANSACT
tons to any extent these prices must be con
81 cred for the most pnrl nominal As South
ern markets are still closed up with ice, the
market for Corn Is very firm in view of the
light prospective receipts The sales CON
prise 10000 bushels Southern yellow at
5 06 0S, mostly at 81 06 2, and hold
ers now ask s. 10 | IA for yellow and )
05 for white. Oats have been IN moderate
demand and prices are lower, The sales of
Northern and Canada have been at 40 soc
per bu. In Rye the sales have been small
at 5 ,20a 25 per bu. White Beans have
been IN fair demand at prices ranging from
s 30 IS per bu. Canada Pens have
been in moderate demand at s per bu; aud
iiuckwheat is selling at 81 50 2 IS per
100 lbs
HAY-There has been fair demand for
( Eastern with sales a, SO % per ton, cash,
/ HOPS - The market continues quite dull
/ for this article. sales of so bales at &c per
| ID, cash.
/ POTATOES-The market is not so firm
| for the com non descriptions, but the better
kinds sustain full prices. sales of common
whites at As a SOC Peach Blows at so a
soc Chenangoes at IS 75c and Carriers
at 20 SOC per bu.
Professionalism is very little
change IN Pork since last week. The re-
ceipts have been light, and the stock con-
tinues small. Sales Of prime at 9 Is IS so
mess at Sl7 IS IL and clear at $50 ,
per Dbl, cash and mos. Beef is steady
but the sales continue 10 be confined to small
lots at $l4 a 10 for common and exlrl
Western mess and $l2 10 80 for East
ern cash and 4 mos Lard is firm, will
sales ia bbls at 3 a nc, and in kegs al
I2l-2. The arrivals Of dressed Hogs con
tnue quite large and sales to some extent "a
prices ranging from ~ 3-4c per ID
: cash. for common aud chulce. The maikt
, Tor Butter remplrs without change Tn
o sales Of good and choice range from "a
PIC. the latter price for choice fall made
and IL 2;Ic for common and fair quality =
. IN Cheese the sales have ranged from
: lOc per ID, as to quality.
u TALLOW-Moderales sales of rendere
e at ~ a " l-2c and rough at a . l-2c pc
ID, cash.
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Dwelling House and Lot for Sale
BOOK BINDERY.
APPLES | APPLES Il!
DUU sale ~ the Depot Store.
iou,p oher, Nov 5,ls5i. co FULLER & SMITH.
SCOTT 81 BROOKS.

4 RE- receiving LARGE stock Of seasonable goods,
~ consisting In port, Of
LANES CLOTHS, THlBETs, WOOL PLAIDs,
LYONEsEs, WOOL DELAiNES, MOHAIR LUIS
TIERS, DEBAGEs, PRINTS &c
Wai.h will be sold al fair prices.
s.ninlnhnrA IaSS 81
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DRatIIg.

10 Bradford, Jtn 18th, Il Consumption, Mrs. Esther
G. Berry, nged ~ years ADD months.
10 East Orange, Jun, 2lst Mr Lathrop Fish, ESP,
Post Master, aged -.
A. Chatham, Iowa, lao. 9Th of fever, Charles Els.
worlh only OF Oliver W. Etlswoth, late of Gtecus-
botO, aged % Yeais
Ia Waterbury, Dee, 10Th, Mt Daniel knight, eyed
65years.
the 73d yeai u his Bge.
Ia Ludlow, Jan. IS MI, saidlne Stone aged ~
Also, Ia Ludlow, on tie spme day, Ms Elizabeth
Symmss aged 81 Ielot OF William slmmos, E-q OF
Boton aud the last surviving sister ot tho hoa benIt-
min Russo, formerly Editor of The COLUMBIAN senline
rha fesldsd huston at the time OF tho Revolution,
and al huugh then young, she ret lined VIVID tems-
hancr If many Of the oxspg scenes both before and
annr thai event, which ~ subsequent Yeas she was
won't 20 teihte.
In No,wirh, Jan 10Th, of plou'sy, Dsa' l'Tsel Nov
ton. aged " $3.50.
" G,srnsboro Jan 49, Mr.. Moses X. liaioss, hghl,
respected oiAen, aud Of tbs safy settlers Of ths
town, aged u years ane II months.
ia iiIosusboIu, Jan "a Mr lillian Sheihurn, eget
3, year, and ~ months Ne had been resident Of th'
! town mo o than hall d cen'uiy.
a. Gu,dh4li, DC IL. iiszskiah Haddotk, ssed %.
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BRIGHTON.

no William r. RCsebfook, Esq, justice Of the
Peace within and for the County OF Lsscx and
State Of Nrfmonis
WI, hhONN g IVES, Partners, doing business
undrf style of Brown q Ives, both OF Providence,
nthu county Of rroN idrdce AID State ofkhodo Isand
du hereby request yuu 10 warn meeting OF the Pro
prtrinrs Of the Iowa OF Brghtoa, includng that part
OF Brighton Ferdinand iu the county al EsseN aud
state Of Vounoot,fo act on tho following matters,
viz,
Isl. To choose modeTaror.
2t To ehOoss pfopdeiors' clerk.
81. To choose Treasurer
T. To see II the PROJECTORS will divide into several
" nl any part ufthr und vided lands be logging
sad prop ietuIs 10 said Towns.
T0see IL they VIII make a survey and allotment
OF sad uudiv ded lands
&. 10 chvose committee to So yey and allot the
sauna
2. TO see II they viii raise q Tax TO deifay the ex-
sensos OF said survey.
&. 70 choose "a collector TO collect sad tax.
.. To see this pfuprietofs will V,ta TO settlers tho
lola hey ahYeInlN nrcnnY IN llnn of then draIl.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-08

E,,cis and Hgmes.--We see from n mum
hcr o( sources that the consideration Of In
halation as therapeutic principle, excites
an increased attention. No unpreudiced
nerson could regard otherwise than with re-
sneet the investigation Of a question of such
innqrtanee, much less should Il excite the
unscrupulous luminosity Of those whose duty
il should be specially to encourage and
countenance the struggles of original re-
search, for the enlargement Of the bounds OF
science. When therefore, a principle OF
this nature is brought before body OF SCI
enthc men, any assertions regarding It might
be supposed to have a basis of fact instead
of being mere nuendo aud sweeping con
defamation, without other ground against 1t,
than that of its novelty.
For tho nr,ncipe Of inhalation a wide
provolence has been attained, and statistics
ana details as to its practice aud results are
now ouite accessible These would no
doubt exhibit like any similar practice, evil
dence of more or less varying results. We
have ourselves become familiar with a nuns
Der of cases where the most sangulne asser-
tons of nhalists have been realized As
such facts cannot, however, be conclusive
upon the character Of the entire practice OF
this speciality, It would be evidently lnexpe~
dient to dwell upon them.
The chief practitioner Of this treatment,
Or. Robert Hunter of this city, has himself
ceased to publish the results Of incidental
cases, as only ailording partial data Tor
conclusions There Is obviously very
gross Injustice towards the investigators Of
the theory in question, and no little injury to
the cause Of science itself IN the publication
of assertions Of an adverse tendency, based
upon still more scanty and probably im2er-
feet instances Of practice. One - surprised
10 find too, that such assertions, purely gra
tuilous as 1t seems. and certainly without any
Advancement of proofs, should be hazlrded
before a respectable body, such as the Acad-
emy of Medicine of this city. The speaker
at the late anniversary OF this institution al.
luded to the fatal results OF Inhalation TO
consumpuye patients who had iorsaken Their
regular physicians for the treatment Of the
inhahsts. Instances Of an opposite charac
ter are more familiar to us. What the whole
result has been, or viii eventually be, from
the practice OF Inhalation, we will not pre-
sumo TO assert but the facts IA the bills Of
mirsallty provide presumption, at least, IN
favor of the more desirable result How
ever much the doctors may dispute, 1t must
be regarded as cheering fact that the City
Inspector reports IN his death tables, Sink
ing decrease, for all paries, IN the return Of
deaths by consumption. Within the past
3 years. the number of deaths from ibis de-
plorabiu disease Is shown 10 have fallen of
.ll.tpr1
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LYONS KATHAIRON.

The itdies have pfotl Htmed thts article to he, hy
fs. che Go nr.i nnd most dehshtiu preparation ever
wed and from thtu verdict, 90 such m1itots there
is ul appeui Th-fdtcisiou a. cefitay well grounded
for o.. wonderful reicy in restoring. prsrvtns and
heauittiug thr H-if, curing nervous Headache &c.
together ~lh its d' lghiiui riano Ani us perfect
rle4une-s au drhoHey lthn result Of he greet care
taken 10 ifs prepeton,) have made % tlo most NM
vefsuli, punult nrtcic Of tho kinl. boz thH world.
~ui Sold by 30 tesnurahle dealer tor nuy 70 cents
be sure 40 ask igi LYONS KA1HstRoN, TO avoid
Vuiueless limitations.
HEATH, WYNKnOP 4 co, Proorietors,
72.lm % Libedy-si., Newly ofk.
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NOI'ICE.

"A HEREAS, there hHvebeen stories told and ciTrn-
W iAled by some evil disposed persons, which was
icuaiHd 10 niure the business reputation Of Div.
81, "a fhinhrll, and also the reputation NJ me men
that have hadtht charge Of said store Tho under
signed say that the told aud circulated were
made without the least fuuu alton Of Truth and arc as
false as false oun be- aud we futthaf say, that Mr u,
ketchum has managed our store from the commence
nent. about five years, entiro saisftson pru-
IDENTITY, honestly aud uprghtly every respect, aud
tfadi has ircfeussd from nothing at The COM
meneoment TO about $4,000 year and we further
say, that we have on hand and weekly receiving
from hostop good supply OF Goods which We VI
sell at per cent poht and feeling Thankful for past
patronage would inyito our neghbofs /. 6ll favor
US with theiI custom,
s l.. GILMAN, President
JOHN MELLEN, Directors
GOODWIN REEO, n
EBENkZER MARTIN. Die. 81.
yo.q..
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BOOK BINDERY.

Pamphlets, Magazines, &c., bound TO unystyls
sired
oTolher Records, Journals, Doekets OF backs fnled
nndhund 10 ny pattern whatever, m rely upen re-
esivinE perfect satisfaction.
MI n. Davis, whose accuracy and workmanship 10
this tfaneh of business has baen iavorably known
forsoverAl years past, wilgva this Department his
paftieula httantion. b, h.WALTON.
In the Store 80 iongoceupisdby E.P .wslton& Il.
2. Walton 4 Sons.
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New Books.

dJUn2G S29990v9GlS
Half Hours,--By Knight.
The Deserted Wiie--By Miss Southworth.
The Wrinkles.
The Jean Cousin BY NJ. C. Clark.
Leather Stocking Tales-By Cooper.
Barringtons Sketches.
Maginans Miscellany Mackenzie.
Yusuf. Crusade in the East. r. Prown.
Party Lenders, Sketches Of Jefferson,
Hamilton, Jackson, Clay, Ran
dolph, &c.-By Baldwin.
visil 10 tic Camp before Sebastopol.
Knlck Knacks--By Clark.
Bits of Barney Mackenzie.
Sketches of the Irish Bar-By Shie
Swallow Barn--By Kennedy.
Modern British Essays BY Wilson.
Frank Freeman's Barber Shop.
Home Pictures-By benson.
Letters from N. Y.-By Mrs. Child.
Give Hall = By Mrs. Sewall.
Bell Smith Abroad
Dream Life-By Ike MARVEL.
Kings and Queens.
The Missing Bride--By Mrs Southworth.
Life of Gen. Scotl--By Mansfield.
Surgical Repor,s-By Hayward.
Mothers kecompense--B Grace Agular.
Wol!ert's Roost-- BY Irving.
Tales Of a Traveller BY Irving.
Bracebridge fall--By Irving
Star Papers--By II. W. Beeeher.
Lights and Shadows Of Scottish Life.
May Flowers--By II. b. stowe.
! Hunters Life in Africa-By Cummings.
/ Peg Wellington BY Reade.
! NV Bondage and Freedom-By Douglass.
Maxms. of w ashngton--By Schneider
Which, the Right or the Left.
Female Life among the Mormons.
Three Years in California By Curtis.
India, China and Japen--By Bayard Taylor.
The Lofty and L.owly--By Mcintosh.
And others, for sale by
81 s. NJ. WALTON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-08

Nervous Diseases DIR, Richardson is
prepared to treat these diseases with new>
ly invented electro magnetic battery. See
his adyeris ment.
Engrouings. Those in want of handsome
pictures are referred TO the advertisement of
Geo. Howard g. Co. A specimen may be
eeen at this office.
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NOTICE.

The Proprietors of Brghton, Including that part Of
Brighton nov Ferdinand, 10 the coauty OF Essex aud
state Of Vermont, arc hereby uolihsd aud warmed 10
meat at tho dwglhng house OF Haises COe, IN said
Brighton, tho OH day Of Aarl, A. D., 1885, at ten
o'clock be noon, To maitsfs sei ionh IN
ths foregoing application Of bHo~s a iyts
WILLIAM x. KOsfbkOOKi
Justice nfreutc.
Bdghioa. ian. IS, 1850. T3,3w
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PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RES RATIV L

= no doopt, The mo-t ~ondertul discovery of this
! tse Of pfazrss.. The following is iion dlsiiG-
eu,sh-L lacmler ul the n deal protection:
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Or Consumption, wiih oil its oavissagod teHo"'
hn,s n etuul btrdef TO it.. piosress in CIV.
stone'. Cough, Consumption aud Bronchitis Eitif.
lis disarmed and souquishod al once, even as old
Goliath va. dtsmaied by young King David. Let the
all ,eted tiY M add success will be certain. 72.lm
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THE BOsTON TRAVELLER.

Stimulated by the tueunl countouanco and genef-
Gus appreciation Of the fe9ding community Though
~hich thef ioutne hos AZ etonsvey circulated, the
Puhlshefs Of the Anfrtfa4 Trarecr have determined
to Withhold 90 chons, witch pecuntafy aud industrial
means can Supply, not only % deserve the high cst
nation which their p7st nhots have achieved, bot
mott moro exalted appreciatiun and a sin vtfer
patronage, such shall leave the 3m0ieaH 7rasciier
without n rival among its contemporaries. Tho hb
etlly with which discriminating public have hero
tofofc responded 10 ttoif enterprise, iustdes The
fufnncc on the pit of The pfopuetufs thnt increase
of thcif endsavns cdfy aud entoffin the reading
community VIII meet With commemorate increase
Ut the already excusve circulation Of the Trarelcr.
Our abundant means tut ohtaiuing
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Penn, PenciIsl Inkstandf, LadIut I'D sehonl,
Travelling nkstnnls, Quills, sand, 81 nd BoTes,
Waiafs-whito, uHnspafentand rcd l,etteTStamps
Indshblo Ink, Eiasres. Sealing WaH,
Ladies' Notn apd Letter Paper ruled and unruled,
Gilt aud plain EnvelOpesto mhtoh--soaeeEiraj
Pen Knives Water Boxes, Port Fniios, Port Monies,
Card Cases, Gard. Of allkinds, Visiting and Game,
Wedding Catds and Cake Roses,
Bristol Boafd--all sizes and thieknesses,
DraVfra Pnpers--ifOm GHpto super Royal,
Bonnet Buafd straw Bonfd Bindsr'sJnnk board,
Gill sutftced and Marbiad Paper.
A large lnt Of no best INK 10 Quafi Pint, 4oEsud
school Boules, Writing bouks, States OF allsi.
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NORTnEIELn INSTITUTE.

SPRlNG TERN begins Tuesday Feb. %. aEd con.
- tinnrs eev,u week. John II. GRAHAM, PIN.
cipai, bf. T., D. Bradford, Leolurer Anatomy,
P6y-"logy and Hygiene, Miss Emile ~. Gleason,
hte Pfeoepf,ss of Union Academy, n. II Teacher
Of French aud Drawing. Miss Bet,e u. uurlhurt, 50
wei Sewn as successful teacher, remains 10 the
Preparatory Department
luriuu and bouid ore reasonable. Ample nceomo-
dstions Tot seli buafders, Applications from abroad
should bu made ear y to the Principal.
Nurthheld, jan. l5 72:tt
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They will offer Articles Of their own importation,
WARRANTED Pure sud "a moderate Pficls
Being Connected vita extensive Embellishments IN va
iinus rafti of tine woid they posses every requisite
Ll-ILl 4 Il ..L L ~ IN IL.
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was at go" - MS 'sF'A'9N I'll hu'"l"s' anu
10 lHtre wee. '.5 3.u.s na, p,l..o aau si'H i1
ldly from Hneu ltst up 70 'he lf.'en' 'M'1 Ina %
90" imcA' nlieN n9d sou 14a p'easanl 10 ,hs
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with me 90 whii nave "uteu Ahc supply lousohl
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t'F'ia 'ear'"eNN" gay a'o"'i n'fu
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pr p'o'e"en 10 'o's" pt''ulul ny the app 'ail"n OF
ol'' o., any ",n'i plupa,L."N n'Se e.'i u,eo' 'e
Hd a. nn indispensable atiiclo Tor every lazy toll
v' "h''heft" he used ns Her Restota''e OF Tor 'he
.impe rufp"se "i dressing ~ beHunying ihe hair
You ha'e aI,% To tole' w hs an y no n'e'
'an any doubts OF ~ peii"iming o. maj - .aif ier H.
Mhss - MtNnoi l44 thitd 81.
Cincinnati ONO, re 'lulh' le5i
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