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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-30

ar Liberty OF speech, is nov defined" Ii
use 90 viIlify and abuse any man who dses to
Miller with ven on matter which concerns 6iu
more than it does you"
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f9T- The ''lIarvest Moon has smiled pro.
pitiously upon the labors Of the husbandmau
10 Tennessee, and his abundant crops are again
gathered 10 the garner. Truly, benefcient
Providence is scattering his blessings protusely
upon our people; snd no more may we hear
the annual "croskings," making disoord with
the harmonious voice Of nature; for il is
wrong, nay sinful, to thus complain at the
ways of the "Giver of all things" Let rs
remember in the future, that he that "soweth
not, (at the proper season. neither shall he
reapm
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VIC AN IDEA.-A line Of scfew propellers
20 commence running betwssa New York
wsg says il Il 10 be eaSed lhe Cork,
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Land for Sale.

I OFFER for sale (7OOl SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES q
L OF LAND lying on the Columbia Central Turnpike
Roao miles from Columbia and four from Nj Pleas
ant, being part Of the tract on 1ieh reside.
This Land is equal superior any In Maury county
is well waered (the celebrated Devers Spring being
the part offered for sse) well mbered and well improved
There the premises beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road II
will be divided TO suit purchasers sold in body.
For further information apply to me at AshwoodP Once
Maury county, Tennessee.
sugli-u LUClUS J. POLK.
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7. II. GLENN, Sec'y,

sF Southern red wheat is selling in New
York at 81 81 a lbs, and Southern white at
$l.70 per bushel. Southern -four, from white
wheat, commands $1,000 per Dbl
tW- The Franklin Reuieu comes to US this
week in a new dress from "top TO toe" aud
its typographical appearance is certainly very
creditsble 10 the taste and industry of its pro-
prietor. We trust that CAMERON may meet
with the return of which his energy is deserv-
ing. The ReUicD is one of the staunchest
American papers in the State.
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Law Notice.

No. x. EAFIN, formerly Of Nashville, has resumed the
~ practice Of law In the vea Law and Equity Courts
BEDFoRD, COFFsE ard FRANELIE ccunrie.
Collections sill receive prompt attention.
20 Post Once and residence at Wartrace Depot, Bed
ord county apI9-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Are YOU Getting Bald I


Iyour hair turning greyH Dc wish to cultivate good
whikers moustaches Your hair to be soft silky and
gossyY COOL comfortable and free Of dand
ruff Mothers are your have luxuriant heads
ofharP Then use BoGLE's HYPERION FLUID which aeUer
fails its unerring effects Prices rs cts so cts IS cts and
Il 80 per bottle Boge's Balm of Cytheris glands unri
vailed for Graduating pimples, and Identifying the
complexion. Price so cts Inventor and proprietor, ".
Boyle Boston, and sold by Druggists everywhere
myS1 1y.
The Art of Dyeing Human Hair.
1t is but imperfecy understood by those who make
the gIeatest pretensons The ef the popular Hair
Dyes of the day may, for the time color the hair but
be succeeded by furnished green other unsghty ap
pearance Boges Electric Dye is void Of these noxious
properties. 1t instantly dyes the hair beautiful natural
black brown, which neither water sunshine
nsh in the and to make doubly sure
agents authorized to refuud the money the
perfect satisfaction given Prices 80 cts 81 90 and
81 50 per Inventor, W. BooLE Boston, and sold by
Druggists everywhere. my Silly
Another Remarkable Cure of ScrofuIa-
SPARTA, Caroline co., Va,
March, 1854,
Messrs. Bennett &c Beers, Richmond:
Gentlemen-Yours CARrER's SPANISH MIXTURE has per-
formed remarkable in the person OF man,
afflicted with scroula the very form. So bad had
he become that his eyes entirely closed and had been
for than year As last resort, everything
else had faIei resolved try the Mixture. We ad
mnistere according directions and wonderful to say,
perfect cure mas BEEN effected satisfied that
medicine equals "Carters Spanish Mixture" purifier OF
the blood 1t is creating quite excitement here and sells
very rapidly Send another lot by Railroad.
Yours truly r. 5. BROADDUS.
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I'VE undersigned, agents for the sale % 'sCHLDsS
GRAIN NLEANER.S' offer the public the beat
and most reliable machine oT owing smut, cheat.
cookie and an other impurities from Wheat that has ever
been perfected
The Of this machine in single crop VIII more han
paw for II in the enhanced value 81 the grain.
are machine with capacity TOR cleaning from 50 70 500
bushels per hour almost ndspens able 10 Mers Who de-
sire TO make good Flour.
Planters and Mlers respectfully invited 10 eau ana
the machine, and H. trial, entire satisfaction L nos
given, the money viii be refunded
jel5-im JOHNSON, HORNE co.
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Betting,

Also large lot Of Copper Burs and Rivets, and Lace
Leather OF all kinds
All Of which will be sold the reasonable terms for
Cash. by b. CUTTER,
nAyl3 College and Broad SITS
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BANK OF NASHVILLE,

&C., MAY 80th 1885.
OUGHT or time Checks furnished in purchasers
- for remittance to all parts OF Europe Those wishing TO
make romances to any pert Of Europe with
out the inconvenience and risk Of ordering checks om
New Nork as heretofore. W. WIRELESS,
jlnei- In Cashier
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Nashyille AVID Chattaaooga Railroad.


kaiVAL snd Departures q Pss.eassr frass To a..
a e1ect % and atisr saturday, Jane slst 50
ney Passenger Trans sxxeS Nsshvii.e & eacisk Ar
sieg a. teaseEs a. q s'nck ~ Nrk PASSENGER
s.iss save NaaAssae a. p n. arriving a chzssaaos
uNs f4.senres fSsiu leaves cAattsnsoEA al GAN Ar.
rFnE II Nathse AaA p NJ NtxA Pass~oxsr rsln le.g~s
SAAa'-1sosA tslsf y AuvlaE A NashFllie s4s A. n
NAsHvuLE. Jane asa, lisa s'''-'s'---
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TYREE SPRINGS.

HIS noted and Popular Watering Place has recently been
thoroughly improved and reftted and viii be open
the lst Of july in better condition and style than has
been heretofore and with comfortable arrangements for
Rooms, amusements Gc probably than any Watering Place
In the south.
The Subscribers having taken them for the Season. pledges
himself every exeron render them agreeable and
pleasant to all who may visit them either for health plea
sure.
D. 7. SCOTT, Of st Gload Hotel Nashville.
P.s.-The 81. Cloud will be conducted BY my Son HUGH
so0rr, who has been with since the op ming Of the 81
Cloud and will meet all engagements and contracts made
heretofore BY me on account Of the st. Cloud Hotel
june2i-2w D. T. SCOTT.
(City Papers copy weeks Memphis papers week.
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Eg- The Nashville Journal Of Medicine and
Surgery is on our table.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-30
FRESH ARRIVAL OF PIANOS.

a I the Piano Forte and Music saloon Of J. A MCCLURE
II be found the largest and best Of Pianos
offered In this market consisting Of 81 and Octave
Plain and beautifully Carved Rosewood One ~ them
Is Semi grand which for brianey and purity Of tone II
unsurpassed by any Square Piano, before the pubic
The makers A. n Gale Co. have even surpassed them.
selves ard will add aurels their already high
reputation. Those wanting No. Instrument be
commpdated upon reasonable II they were 20
purchase directly Of the Manufacturers Ihave also large
sttcE Small IT. struments NelodeOns and Sheet Music,
bracng al the New Pieces, WatEes, PokRs Song de- &c
Schools, &c, furnished upon reasonable terms any
House in the United States
~ Remember the Number, SO UNION STREET
1855
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More Prizes than
s,OsI PRIZES! 10000 ID s
10000 NUMBERS on
GRAND SPECULAT1
For a Small XnVestme
IMPROVEMENT on TIE
Approved Havana Plan Lottery.
Jasper County Academy Lottery.

5OS1 Prizes, amounting tsoooe
Tickets $40 90: Ealves IS 90; Quarters e25o.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Persons sending money BY mail need not iear is being
lost Orders punetualy Attende Communications ccn-
ndendal Bank banks taken par. Draw
ings sent to all ordering tickets.
Those wishing particular numbers should order nEas-
diateiy.
The 500 prizes Of IS determined By the drawing Of
the capital Of a 500 the number that draws ire capital
even number, those tics ending with O. & -
entitled S. If odd number, those tickets ending
with /, s, 5, I, =, are entitled 20 Is.
Address JAMES =. WINTER, Manager,
MAcoN. ga.
ie1s or BOX i4s NksEvuIx P. o.
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II HAVE opened ny ICE Hot SIS Ef TIE 80 stand
Ia ne North cod n O. Hsrkss oase wksss W sap
Ply ny eassoaasrs a. o. cssfpsy possd
nyss-a c. 4 Il. MARTIN.
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ISGIRBASass csstratsd. Darnans Piasfsrsa, conuses
ans essassa ssaiss al ssosk s~ays store and fT
sstt a. MS1ss1ctufeFs pf.css, b thslr Agsuts,
Va G0kncs %.
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For Sale (heNp,

on ACRES o. nnc PIaiiic A.. l. | inli. 81 uth q.
oO Fulton Depot, with dwtLs house th,t fon
This property can br brsght nln The reasonable
terms knqnr-oS G.E HCBbFlI,
fm~N6hiH Land Ag,p
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j, W, WILEY,

Dealer In Choice Family Groceries, Provn,ona, Pro
Aue.. a. Second s,., bet. Brady and Main. Dayen
eort, lows, oc'S
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nu T. ~. n, xANU.K,

pspu,y County Surveyor Plans and Drawings OF ail
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A II Miller viii be promptly attended to. apl
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OUR NEXT PkESIDENTll
Life Of James Buchanan, Paper. Price Is
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&. -. CLINE,

W. IN ~ SVu.bs
Auorusy aud Counsellor Al LAw-once st the
E,na Insurance COS oface, wes; aide Of Main, be-
tween Front and S-cond street. octlb II
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---f. -'--is-4---'17---=
JAMES. r., IlO(sANt

Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Office IN Dssen
ports Block. opposite the LeClhne House
dec2s
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Ausrney and Counsellor at Law, and Notary Public
sular attention paid % Conveying and exam
ination OF Land Titles Once on Brady ST., In WI
therwax's building. octls
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DR. A. A. CRANE,

Ynys,etan and Surs.uu. fGr- his ,fuf ,ns sery,t-
- the eiti1ens II pav ur.tfl aut visl MY afse.
Corner u Main al Ihitd Stt-t>, Resldeis, !.
Msinc. above EI.hth = tspll1ttl
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LIEN
AI.LT-S & CLARK
DANsGi.L ssS0IsEY,

Attorrsss and Couhteers at Law. a1d S5'sries
publIt, Davenport, ie~s snsiSl
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-11-29
JOHN Hull Loose.

The British Lion has finished roaring over the
dismissal of Champion 4 Co. from his Downing
street den, and Printing House Square; but the
growing is yet kept up in Montreal. Tho editor
of the Commercial Advertiser of that city, ruminat-
ing over the fact that the minister had "left,
broke loose, and run over wild in this STYLE En-
pdrent}sese it is all too true - that's the Joke
of itD
s.While the American Government ia doing its
best to provoke n quarrel with England, state
of anarchy sufficient to engage all its energies,
exists in it's own dominions. congressman COM
init murders, Senators arc all bu: beaten to death
in her legislative chambers, and bands OF armed
ruhans desolate the territory, assassinatc the CT
tizens, and fire the buildings III Kansas. The
North sends men, money and arms to the invade
territory, and the South accepts the challenge by
similar demonstrations. One thing only prevents
a war with England--one only stays civil war
in Kansas. The American Eagle is half breed
between q carrion vulture and dunghill rooster.
He lacks the courage necessary for fair combat,
and he crows the lOudest when furtherest from
his enemy. The men Of the Revolution are dead,
their inferior children of 1872 are In their dotage
the present generation, raised on hot cakes anu
sweet fxens, and stimulated with tobacco Juice,
is all talk and no cider destitute OF the stamina
on which courage is founded as its mothers are
OF flesh. Look at the women; charming at SIX
teen faded at twenty. toothless at twenty-five, at
thirty, hideous, dividing their time between their
rocking chairs and their beds, incapable of exer-
ton, incompetent to exercise, ever aiiing, INST.
less, lazy, straight up and down, like an old
fashioned clothes pin, making up the deficiency
of their developments with whalebone, cotton and
bran-are these the things to suckle heroes The
race has deteriorated and is dwindling away; and
but for the constant introduction of new and
healthy blood from IMMIGRATION, would disappear
in century,
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From "Puneh.c
The Split I'm the Statexs

United States, IL our good will
Could but command Its way,
You would remain united still,
For ever and day.
Does England want 10 see you split,
United States ?-the deuce bit.
Your North and South discovered, we
with less disgust should view
Only than England we should see
And Scotland cleft in two,
We wish your great Republic whole.
VIA all our heart and all our soul.
Why, who are we? Almost alone,
With You upon this earth,
We bow before no tyrant's throne,
Believe us, aught but mirth
Your noble commonwealth, IL cleft,
would cause US Britons, weaker left.
what head we might against the wrong,
Together make, o friendsl
We wish you to continue strong.
On union strength depends.
50 that your states may keep compact
IS our Gesire-now that's fact.
BY priest and soldiers two-fold ways
The old world groans, oppressed.
We, and YOU only, far away,
With liberty, are blessed.
And may We still example give,
Ana :teach the nations now 10 nve.'
How all the despots would rejoice,
should You break up and fail;
How would the tiunkeys' echoing voice
Take up their masters tale
s'Free institutions will net do"
would be the cry of all the crew.
The press Is gagged-the mouth Is shut
None dare their thoughts TO name,
IN Europe roand; and lackeys strut,
Arrayed in splendid shame;
And creods are, at the bayone's point,
Enforced In this time out Of Joint.
Still be II yours and ours to bear
cur witness 'gainst these days,
The world at least will not despair
Whilst we our free riags raise.
Then may you still your stripes possess,
And may your stars be never less.
Strange it may seem, and yet is not;
The peril OF the free
All springs tgem one unhappy blot,
The faint OF slavery.
That, that is all you have to dread;
Get rid of that, and SO ahead,
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IMPORTA Mt TO THE DEAF.
DR.. MCLEOD. Of ScOtand

Proprietor the Deaf, Louis No.,
LAS ARRIVED IN CHICAGO, ILL. AND MAY BE CON-
suited at ITO Dearborn street, stairs,
OF the Post Office. Early attention is desired.
Deafness, Dizziness Noise in Head, discharges
from the Ear, Mouth or Nostrils entirely removed
IMPORTANT AND TRUE
have fsteen years OF who has been deaf
dumb from the Of two the effect Of scarlet
Hearing Of Dr. McLeOd brought him,
weeks under his hands he
the expiration of weeks he could we'll,
rapidly learning speak, make this unsolicited,
aud for the good Of an afflicted community.
st. Paul, Feb. 1855. ALEX C. MORTON.
have been suffering with deafness, many
accompanying Deafness from infancy, which is about
twenty deafness became distressing
could rest neither night and looked relief
the At length permitted visit Mcleod,
OF the Ear nrmary of this city, Trembling between
and fear, submitted to this gentleman. Beyond
by DR.. Mcleod, enjoyment perfect hear
ing, AMI head all those
which formerly made life burden. Any person wishing
find me at residence, No. no Fifth
Cincinnati, o., Jan. 1856 MRS EMMA CHANDLER.
Ihave been deaf In both my many years which
aicton affected mind that life ITSELF times,
burden, and almost uncomfortable to me. l Of
the happest living have been restored perfect
hearing by DR.. Mcleod, Ear Inhrmary, Fourth
Olive Streets In his first examination ears
that In six operations he would give hearing
true to his word, at the sixth operations heard,
nttly and powerfully did the sound my that
obliged to partially stop them with until could
get used tot. Those Wishing at tn"
Parthepia. PHILIP SHELL.
st Louis, July IL, 1856. Steamboat ParthenIa.
0I-ro
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CORNER OF STATE AND RANDOLPH ST!
mt No fafn 4

CORNER STATE AND RANDOLPH
entrance No. 70 State street.)
INSTITUTED SEPTEMBER 1851 incorporated gs-
i laure OF Illinois February 1858.
The extraordinary patronage bestowed this esab
shed and popular Institutions affords gratifying evidence that
the superior advantages and facilities offers the acqus-
ton thorough knowledge the various branches
COMMERCIAL EDUCATION, are favorably appreciated by
discerning and intelligent community Over hundred
students have been in attendance during the
being amount patronage unparalleled this
try.
The Commercial Course the most extensive, complete
thorough introduced into Commercial College In this
country, and comprises practical In BOOK KEEP
AND ACCOUNTS, adapted kind Of business,
Guiding elaborate work Railroad prepared
by the President expressly this School, knowledge
which alone worth to the Student than the
for the entire together with Commercial Calculations
Business Penmanshp and the subjects of Commercial Law
ALBERT KIDDER, ESQ. the popular American Gard Wri-
whose PenmaDsp received highest
miums the State Fair held New city 1854
has been engaged as Professor Of Pepmapship.
Another OF free public Lectures will be delivered
ring the winter, Metropolitan Hall,
distinguished citizens OF Chicago Students enter
they please Circulars and Catalogues furnished
ouslv application at the College.
Chicago. Nov. 1,lS dr. W
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%" At the Presidential election Of 1852, the
3.l62,SSO

RESISTANCE TO RIDICULE.-Learn from the
earliest days to insure your principles agaicst the
peril of ridiculc you Can TO more exercise your
reason, if you live in the constant dread of laugh
ter, than yon enjoy your life if you are in the
constant terror of death. If you think it right
to differ from the times, and to make point Of
morals DO it, however rustic, however an:iquated,
however pedantic it may appear; do it, not for
insolence, but seriously and grandly-as a man
who wore n sou, of his own in his bosom, and
did not wait till it was breathed into hir, by the
breath of fashion.-SYdneu Smith,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-11-29

Boy BABIES. "A humorous old friend of ours.
full of innocent ways and quaint conceits. whose
misfortune it has almost always been to be on the
losing side in politics, provoked a smile from US
ihe other day rs he sat at our table ineditating
the prospect Of still another defeat. His soliloquy
ron thus: swell, they always did beat Us. and
they always will. They have the ignorant rabble.
Tie rabble have the most children, and notice
they always have BOY BABIES"
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
'HE co-partnershp heretofore existing between Henry
Kesser, Charles Rieh George Irvine, under the
name Of kesser& Rchs this day dissolved by
eds by virtue of right them
articles dissolve said nj any
All persons indebted 20 said will
and the their Charles w. Rieh
at the Old stand. Ii. KESSLER,
bye. KESSLER,
c. w. KIEHL,
St. Paul, Octoler IL, 1856.
The undersigned have this day entered a
for the carrying ,hr business
IL. KESSLER,
by c. IL. KESSLER,
OCT. l3.-dSw4w G. W. RIEHI.
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>" ''Bob, what makes you limp so p,

Limp! guess you'd limp if you had walked
between two rows of barrel hoops as long as l
haze. Why. the outside of my legs are as raw as
piece of beef but I've got an invention to cure
that difficulty. l am going to take them military
pants of mine and run piece Of bar steel right
down through tho stripes, and then if any hoped
female or walking coopershop invites me out,
think shan't have my legs sawed OFF,