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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-04

RagRage checked from Cincinnati to Wheeling Pittsburg
Nv te ocock ~ Train Little Miami Rail-
road breakfast at Cincinnati and dine the following day in
New York, philadelphia, baltimore or Mnshlngt oiy'
The Little Miami is the Eastern Depot at Cincinnati
FIVE DAILY TRAINS.
FIRST TRAIN-Cleveland, Pitishurg, Steu6envlle ana
WheeIir Lightning Express, rave Cincinnati at A. NJ
2 p Columbus Cleveland Dunkirk Buffalo Albany, New
ya, and s,on: Ores line Psburg Baltimore, Philadrl-
hia and New York. GAINESVILLE, Wheeling, baltimore wash
ington City, Philadelphia and New York, tc steuoenVe
Sspdusky and Detroit Xenia, Yellow Springs and Spring
held This IRAN stops Cncir natl and Columbus
At LoveIand, Morrow Kent and London only. -.
Passengers by this train Tor Lake steamers nave I'VE noun
CoND TRAIN-Cleveand and Pit burg Express. leaves
.Inuinnal At A. NJ, for Columbus Cleveland Dunkrk
ao New ork and Boston, Cr-stne and Pittsburg Cir
cevIe and Lancaste'; Baaehester, Celc1the ana mus
bo ough This Tram stops Al ell points between Cnchha
and Columbus. except Linwood and Branch IN Aio'
connect ng Cleveland direc, with Lake steamers QCtEs
OF THE WEST and CPESCENT CITY, ana comm ung al
Buao with the early morning trains Tor Ne" fork boS'O
THiRD TaAIN-whpeIinR cypress leaves Cincinnati at
Ia2n NJ for Columbus GAINESVILLE Wheeling, Bhltimore
Wa, gton City, Phiiada ha and New York.
This train stops all POINTS between Cinnnnat and
columbus. 49,. -. ,.-.,...,; o.,
up NJ Xena, Yellow Springs and Springfield; " Gle
vile and Lancaster; Manchester ana Chcoue hh>"or"
TIL Train stops at all points between Cincinnati ana
FiFTH TRAIN Cleveland Pitts urg and Wheeling Night
EYpr.ss caves Cincinnati NJ. for Columbus, Cieve-
mi D,nkirl Buffalo, NeW York and Boston; restine
tsburQ Philadelphia and New York ZtursV e Nheeii X
Baltimore, Washington ivy thlh'ell'h'd
THIS Train tips At all points between Ciclhuati anu
Columbus except Enwood q BraLch Hill.
One Train on sunday at 80 O'Clock T. NJ, Tor columbus
Trains run by Columbus Time Minutes faster than Gin
ciunati. -
THROUGH TICKETS,
And all information he obained az ne neW ohlces no
2 Iiuru-t Il Building, W. l.. O'BR IN, Ticket agent
No III front Office Gibson House Building, ALEAA E'Ei
HAMILTON Ticket Ag TT: at the Old once, - uth"a
corner Of Broadway and Front street. oppo'te stnceI
House, the Eastern little MamD Depot FAST FROM
treet. ~. - ~
p ". STBADER q, lAgt.
THE OMNIRUe LINE
Calls for Passengers the pr cpa Hotels for each and
very train By leaving directions at 81 her OF the above
,ces will call passengers IL all parts Of the tS "
)ut fat. jew
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Among the numerou, d. v rics science has made in h
generation to facilitate he business Of H.nrrrsse its
oymrn and proIong he term Of human existence
none can b. ntmed Of real va'u- n man Kind thsI
this ibu ion Of Chemistry to the Healing At vast
rial OF virtues throughout this broad country, has pro
ven he Ond doubt, that medicine combination -
medicin.s yet known surely control and the
varies Of pulmonary disease Whi,h have hih
erto swept from midst thousands md thousands every
year Indeed there is now al undant believe
Remedy has at length found which be relie o.
cure n ding Elections Il he lungs eur space
ne will permit ublsh ny lroporiion Of the
edee ed by It's bu, ID presen' the follow
ing, and refer fur her ~ TO ny American Almanac
hch agent low named will Away, be- pleased to fur
nih free VII in MI ParJicu ars and nd spuabe proc
,i these stateme Is.
0nlt" Of TRANSFORMATION Iaure.s RS C., Aug 4, '53
IN G. AYEs- Pear Sir:MV itt'r on four years old
NJ, iu,t recovered from -ta,k uEn nj scarle'
sevr hit roat t0tten, aud every pTrsn that 'i-'t'i
hn, p .uncvd tini tsad enid lawns ed your HsR
Cal ornis in III winter OF l. - tor sew, ~
~ Brun~fi-, vith entire -urcrss. Wss ducri &
t-N il IN NY II IL boy gtvr him y tea paer exert
n re hiurs, ncrg o. the mosii 2, bJ O'clock
~ night found dcid i ngr for be hotter ana aheI
thtre tys use he able drtuk Sthout pgfn
Its u,e in the named drue vlisave nrsny a child
iron pr mature grave -ud re We the anxiety e many a
fond Pr al n eli o. the 1hra and Lnpgs
drcrest graiituc " uris addressing thesr line,
y. important d'-coyey my htr by would noS
have been ~ another world
am your with great respect,
J. d. P''wtLL, supt- Trans I. r. r.
Roxy am Somerset co n. J July a. tss2
rR J. c. AYER.-s c. ,onr mrdicii his become M Wn
here, IL has ter demand any o'h~r c'ugh rrH
~ have ever cd IA spoken Of terms Of unuasuse
prae by those who We used T. and Anuw Oi rmS ctsre
Whre hv they al II ~ too much Ter the
good Is ion- take pleasure Ia finV H. heeaus J
thtf am giving ml rus.o rrs the w"r their mo
new and fr-i 2 sunrI SEEING the b-nrnt~ q conitrs
Plra.e srud NE flrih~r supply, AMI b. i've me
Yonr. wi n rep CT, JNfN T. WUITL0K.
Ps-Amost .iy nus8ber Of certificates be sent you
Il you wish IL.
WrSrcoR. W june 90, 1852
DR j. G. ATfR This may certify "a have u-rd vet
HAIRY TcToRAL - tWaJos ear. nd - Is ny
belief hat should have % grave ihis tim
& nd hot. u has currs e da d eli u ui
h lungs, AID d. MT Uversiate M cOnsiUo1 vhrn tel
Tgu il is a priceless tenletiy
Yours, very respectfully,
ID. A. Ne''LUiiE Attorney a. Law.
WmKssARKE Pa, s, p. 81 1850.
Ia J. ATEE-Ny Dear - frur mssihiie IS a'nl
n proved Of b. q ose vi" hse used lerg, AMI IT. mo
rnn q and aiftan Is Frputstion. !
rabb m nd Il To- pulmonary all etshs. n d.
uAny " our principal ply-i@sns
an ytur fritnt.
CIiAs sTREATER,N o.
PRfPARED BY Or. J. AVER cBEMIsr, LOsk I'LL, NJ.
BERRY DgMOvILLE, wholssa e, Nashville and Ne
all by -. q BROWN Aa-hyiic, ami sid b ali
ieaiers Ia mesiicine 10 esery Iowa IA Trnnesre~.
80 ,Awsm
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

'JNHE New Light Draught PASSENGER T>n -.
L AID Freight Steamer ALDER AHzsss4a
TINF MILLION Akin Master, having
rerenil, butt the Cumberland Tas will
duii ing 10 above. and to all
landings Orders ft vi her agents fo r. lights
passengers, viii meet prompt attention
A. HAMILTON. Market street, or
II. II. Il AR II on, Agents --
oct22 I'm Front st oppO ute S. B Landing.
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EMPIRE saw WORKS.
WIZ. GAGE & co.
WaTcr0Om No. 81 Main street,
50. kOIsS. Mu.

MANUFACTURES Of every description Of extra CtiSI
WI STEEL mn, CyrcVlgr, Pa HeeLsg. Ctoss cut, FoLOe
Hfnd and IdneI Sars; Sac Mani,etS, ENSs and tO,d
Cb~Ls, Trunk Springs ha5res, ReGpsr Skies, Spring.
sfc, dc.
ig-uld Saws repaired and made good new, small
expense.
The undersigned have made such improvements, ami
rived such perfection the tempering grinding de-
par oi their Works take such pains procure th
best quality Of ee, that Ihey assert, without fear
contradiction. that their Saws hand an
being manufactured are and i BE- not Onl Y equal
buf superior 10 asBY made in or brought
. IO this marAcL.
Every Saw soi under their guarantee will be made goo
to the pu ctas =, il not found to be so on til
marl3-i2asly W. l.. +. GAGE co.
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REGnLAR NEW ORLEANS PAcgEr.

7 HE ana light dranght steamer YT~Sn -
CUMBr6LANR CAPT. M ID. =. EzE-4sEFa
H. BROOKS, being neary finished
and the adapted bot the trade, will commence
plying the lsi Of December next b~tween this port and
New orleans This boat has superior accommodations for
be es being adapted carry every d. cripOn
OF freight in satisfactory For
passage and orders, apply on board or to
novS- en- sue II. H. HARRISON, hg't.
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NEW YORK.
ANDREWS & IGsuP.

ANUh z W. @ JESUAs
EMISSION M Il R G Al A N It s,
COTTON AND wcOLEN MACHINERY,
Steam Engines and Boilers, Mschinists' Tools,
Betting, &C., &C.
IMPORT ASD DgALERs
MANUFACTU - ARTICLES.
No CT Pine STE, New YORK.
NJ B-Agpnts for the Hwo0DREIFF a BEACH IRON
WORKS. STEAM E N6I rs AMI BOILERS.
Exclusive Agencv in New York for "LcWELL "A
CHINE SHOP" M1cHIssTs' Tools. ioetS-dl 2m
W.JACKSON a. SON,
CRATE AND FENDER MAKERS,
&c Front Street and $50 broadway, NEW YORK.
aug2-ly
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PRoYrrRAIK lKVEsIMRkT.
Wheat /! Wheat |

'l'Ex tRG,sASp BssHElS rFiMR REn WHEAT
wanied dessxFate - - NsFsiease y he 18Th ma
~ Ehe ~ ~ 30 l4ecEs peI eesAsieI 81 =.
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sssa 49, MgHow RsNRs
Lfff 81 he sush CIV ~ This ssns souni - IA
- "a And sn al Osoks been recrived ~
deciJ 49, ChA1L-e W. sAaAAAs
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by becoming member Of this A. ociaton, are
Ist An persans rereyr the fHH rla Of their ~Hhsrip,
ton ai le sar IN the shape VI Sterling M@gEras Laura
ttue
I'd. Zach member Is contributing towards par, tsinF
choice Works OF Art vhch 20 be distributes among
themselves aud are al thr aging ne
OF country dsbursn4g thousands 4 collars through it,
agcacy
give their st aee siadfcSs tn fA stating the month they
the AAsHEne camsuvncr Aad have the rtier
feFrd the fsst Oe 20 prevent the rcepa OF
WHICH Accrhear of mbership legsther vi the AsgaG
iue VII be Tor ~srdr part = the cuunirs.
those ~ho "a chuse Nsgssi sat d ui Oh
that lonitg tk AssocA nFg recssrs ts Aagstsss
fr ge tleke a. to aasd do fha ~ a. a. thr Ans
pTicr thes LUs o y 60 thr n igaHae spue. h
ssuilfy lu-irat-d Catalogues giving fail dsssEp ons
sani Re aPptca0n
For Asnbefship. address
q. L. DERBY, AesuaEy O A. A.
AZ ether Of the priosipalefhces--
"Kaifketorhsr AasHis ne' otnre, sst hresiwav. New
" er Ne Tern ones, 100 Aisf srfet. saRdaskY. ..
sahsrsiptons received By D. =. htIkiN, hanoravy
r.fetary ar AaahN o., lena. Hosa-H
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SOUTHERN ROUTE.

KATEN HEnTCED.
Poh The l:ih instant, IL Isl June the rates Of
4 fTe,el from thnrIet'n snd se'ernsh to Nashsis will
FIRST CLASS.
Books en1 atioucry, Boots, Shoe Hst Bott,d IL
luors ana ailS.
'amphne and Spirits Turpentirs in essks and barrels
Car ~ tins.
china, ,iI, and GIa,. Ware, Cigar. in cases, coel,.
Confectionery cutlery in boxrs cases. Dry cords in
boxes and bs;e>.
Drugs Fruit Trees and sbruih,ry, Fur, Gareen Seeds
nsk."
oysters IN cans and jars sadlcry Tin Ware. Tea. and
-pces, D leo rs. al 90
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, eeNeept Cutlery" Heavy Castings and ma.
Foreign Liquors rarrrlt or r r., Ccr gr Tobacco in
boxes CsrIiag' spungs and ANis eavr rolb sIdteI-
Oils in barrels Crock, - AID Cueersusr in
rates and casks Rice Zine Whiting Plaster Of Par,s az,
y IOun s a. sti
>PICIAL RATES.
Foxes Furniture Piano Fortts Carriages "loxer nd
ther light ~ eies, not nHueIaitd Also cys o. Acids
a be ta IN at actual ~eEh' lui charged ute class
AL articles enumerated to be charged at rntvs Of an
tiag,ius ies.
from is June tic 1t Of Deee uber they will lie changed
follows.
1T Class As above, per Toe lbs. ........... 81 rs
Special r,;-s ''- 49, . sS
Merchant. shpp NJ from the Eastern e,irs will snd mi,
he cheapest as We! Is the most expeditions Frepbs
New York Fh lad. plia Charleston and Savan-
H. RANGES Rom 10 y cents per cHbic foot according to
the Railroad Companies ~ Charleston and Savannah
discontinued the Receiving and F.rvardng e. Mer-
handise will be necessary to cons to Commission Ner-
Shippers may rely upon strict adherence % the above
ates "a. /. ANDERSON, Sup't
ianll-G n. a c. X. r.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
No shI ns entitled 10 the above unless and
very package has the ~ he Depot delivery AMI
he nitiSi' N.S C. " K plainly marked upon T.
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LADIES hEELED CATERS

LADIES hEELED CATERS
II AVE = c-ivvd ansthrr l,sck 4 II
Ia La.iies supsr frrDeh feeird Gaters,
CT. Congress aoaas:
Nj Buskins and Pan. Ties;
= faiek Solsd Bon.
Ms-es'Eid sIppsrs u@lIsrs and Faney Rats
JOHN KANAGE
uoriT al Cailre "A
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LADIES sLTPPERs
SEYMOUR, FAMINE 4 CO.,

SLYMOt Il, FAAAlNG 4 co.,
(srccEssoEs 10 sIcHoL a rsAceckl
wHGoHs SAFE ssRo CHRs.
COMMISSION AND FORWARD NC EERcHAHTs
ANB HEALtks ~
saeon, Lard. Germ. Wheat. Fsathers. Bssayax
Dried Fruit. &c,
Corner 9iurkca ana thaTch streets.
NASHVILLE. TkNR
VALUABLE PROPERLY F0z SALE
IsBE under rne ubhss -s M sfni isck
ssn csuetg, Afs a eansists bis~.s b. $50 - t3e
iui II lana. fssrn ltRiTsd - rhh :. Teh
!. Il srrk had. 80 y shah i
nal.rs 4ith cs Pesi,s. ssh B~rrf, sas ss.k
ne . A. a. he prsus-s siram - "a "a shich eatza
4 a. ctilns = srhs ~ d, sasenfiy -
.te3 % nsFf. ~ i4ni : tnris staistsd a.
roush - Grass. Ciosss. snt adssA UOFn. cotus
90 Wfssl-
"a wiiflr me a. - ttr a. b. a. shrfs ~ ~ l.
a~tas - m riiFs - ths iuneitsn - iss y O. n
.1d fhs wfulphis . a. hasis-ren katr 40.
Ns-fhr above lad nd mi he sid fsio9E
espt ranh ne sncu SD . A. ri ifefert
4Aess Afs sa ~ - tssa o. a1hs sHl asess aso a.
So hrsso c.fth sa 49, haFrsi - ain. aad tlas hs
csn ~ h.ushf ~ u pas
~ Ali w.r a. ne uhai- Pras eFy bsass sAe uens,
au4. Aps,s - Nm ,. BASS. tAs pssmest, " An
knSNsr y y, r nr-
+ a.Als Nat LiApslgf a cRQcg31E. Nsshvias.
AAehvts lsas Wig ~ b v,stls ~ nsi. 9.staIy
= ana aec4aGk ~ IA eles--ssk.Attf- so saa
4saeraeea-
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.LsONE NAKE-2,5aU pieces Stone Ware, consis'in'
> OF Jars Churns jugs MIX Pans utter Crooks, SC,
every SIZE just received ~ ENU"N,
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DuuTtR AND SGOCGH AI,E-ConssntIl
L on hand Barclay Perkins Co.'S celebrated London
Porter and MEMS scotch Ale. 10. g. BROWN,
ie9 AZ College street,
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PatCuI Gum tsOOu~.
ECEINED this day, another supply Of Goodyears Pat
IL rnt Gum Goods, consist ng Coaks, Coats, leggans
Peruvian Mexican Blankets Life Preservers Air Gu h
ions &C. rhe Coats Legg 81 nk IS invaluable
20 ultry ply icSns luntsmen and al Others who
exposed 10 weather For SAL at moderate prices by
II McGIlL.
Ladies an Gentlenen's Fu-nishirr Store,
nov20 Corner OF Square and College stree T..
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LANES B, GRAIGHEAL
y. IA. CURRE ".

IMPORTANT.
NOTICE TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Marks would respectfully announce 20 the La
=. dies and entimen Of Nashville and vicinity. that b.,
has opened Rleaching AMI Fe,us abshment, whert
he viii Bleach Press Hats md Bonneo in the latest
most owed style, without njuring the Braid lie wi
piRe himself give general subtraction 20 all who II
yor him with heir patronage Mrs Marks, profession
Wilmer and Dress Maker always be found in the
ENLISTMENT vth general assortment Of Trimmings Rib
bon and Ready made Bounets Of the latest Fashion Sh
vii be most happy wait on all who may patronz
he'i and viii try every exertion TO please.
fs f-f0 -.-... 2. Marks,
No. II spring street,
febs-6 Between College and Market.
n S-Bleachiug and Pressing for the trade the
reasonable terms.
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Patent Melicines will be publshsd 800 per column
daily, or AIS tri-weeky-wiih IS for each renewal.
Steamboats running New Orleans viii be chsrged te
the season; and when running TO 81 Louis Cincinnati,
ac. 4l5 for the season Of not than six months.
sssse privilege Of Yearly Advertisers strictly limited 20
the immediate and regular odsness and the bushes
Advertising firm adrred including that
Of d individual memhers
Advertisements Published at Intervals, via weekly, or
monthly chzrged ~ Per square the hrs 81
every subsequent Insertion.
Calls persons become cgndides, vii be Inserted a.
advertisements be paid for invariably 10 advance.
Sax Announng candidates County orces ',and
or municipal ofces g. 70 be padn advance 10 erery IN
stance.
advertssmsnts strangers transient persons to be
paid In advance.
Advertisements not marked the copy for specified
time viii be inserted tl forbid and enacted
No advertisements be inser ted grstutoasly.
All advertisements Tor charitable institutions hre eompa
ea nies, ward town, and other public meetings. including ri
Fious notices % he charged half price.
Ne fGges and deaths publshed az ~ obit
tributes Of respect and funeral Invitations other
sdvcrasements.-iAa
advertisers and 81 eihers sendfng eommaaice
requiring notices designed 10 >af
n Borees coucerts public eItertainments where
Va chaFes made tor admance all notice o. private
citations every nogce designed cali attention private
tersst inserted with the understanding that the
sane 10 paid oF n inserted in the eitora column
(which only the discretion Of the eitor the
charged at che Of not less than 80 cents line
fs uadersgned Publishers Of daily ADD ri weekly papers
An Sasse pledge ourselves sirs Nv 20 shere % IA aboFe
bI az prices and In Instances "a devats from them.
eMIra, MORGAN 90 P4treh once. Ia.
g. O. r sRBErr A CO., unon And Amegican.
". ?, BANG Co, bapnsF omes-
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NnKssARRE Pa, 4 p. 81 1850.
Tn j. ATER-Ny Der ~ foar meii,ie IS asucl
II proved Of bs q ose Nh have used here, IT. mIO
Tinn ,uct ~ . intain Trputston !
r.abl, nd II To- pulmonary all esiohs. A. d.
.uAny " principal ply-i,ssDs
lam ytur fritnt
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nGKE NONOAd!Asit;LA " BG>kN-5b Dbl
l Of the abov- received Of prime quail Sold to
u Tor six yedrs old. JO. Il. BKbNN,
leg * College 81
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NASHVILLE, sMITHIAND AND PAIUCAH
D

INHE Splendid Passenger Steamer GTsR
4 BLANCHE LEWIS, SIAN, sx{7DEys5ess7 ,
ister THIS steamer is being sSszS@zzsS1s 80
fnishei L,uisvie and will here by The st Of Noyem-
Der, and in the above ade all the Her fine
commod4tions Tor passengers, ctmbined with her light
irsught make her Of lie best adapted b ats Tor the
Cumberland river trade. A. HAMILTON,
oct22 On f.. Agent.
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ON and amer the lsG August viii be able TO urnih
" ldOe bags per day, for the pu p Of holding wheat
fnur nSts and Persons rrqurg Bags via please
send in their orders al early a day as possible.
iy3i w. II. GORDON co.
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UMBRELLA

lust received large Of fine Silk Umbrelas,c
81 all sizes and coors. CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT
dtqs No IS Cedar street.
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Stations to Chattanooga

From Nashville. Lavergne and
cniJrnd- 49,. ---.s.
Mu fr~eshoIo', Christiana
ana Fusrerviile .....
Bellbuesle, Wartrsce, Shell
byNilie aId Normandy
TuilahOmz, Sstii's springs,
Decherd and Cawan.
JantaiOn, Anderson an q
Bridgeport Shellmound and
Win eside ....-....
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI g NASH
WILLIE PACKET

DURIN3 the ensd hg season, the a cS-S1 -
~ cOmmodouS Ign rauEh steam zEEl--NrzfesA1
er, AtiN"LIA :. SC DDER, Mas
er, viii regularly above, and to all intermediate
landings Being exceedingly light On inches fraugt) wi
superior Accommodations for passen ami capable
ma-iHg quick trips soliciis ublie patronage.
80 Orders LEFT with Ell her Of the undersigned for freight
either way will meet p'ompt a,teI tion.
v. u MAR Is0N, .,s
oct22-6n A. HAMILTON, "se
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ITndrTShirIs and IRA '

Buck ShSrts and Drawers
lust received a small 1t Of superior Buck shirts and
a Draw g Also few Of second Gu ty fr sale by
nov20 81 MrGILL
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MOTHER invoice Of shaker FIsnnel, heavy Knit WOOL
n Mrrino, Arneran SAxenv and heavy Siik. Received
and for sale ~ [1ov2 ! J % MrGILI.
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CiiAS. STREATER,N D.
PR PARED ~ Or. J AVER cHEMIsT, LOsk Ill, NJ
BERRY 4 DEMovILLE Whnl,sa e, Nashville and Ne
all by D. q BKOWN Aa-hyie, ami >. III b all
ieaIers in me.licins Ia eserJ 'ownin Trnn-s-e~.
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FROM NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS
'rEzRoTGss EN Uoeu mas

WA Chstta1ga, AtI nta and West Point to Montgoe-
~ by Railroad. Ticket this pom had at the
ienera stsgy Once opposite tie Pest Uee at the De-
pot. Price $l6 81.
From Montgomery to Mobile by double daily line (norn-
ng ard EVENING" stages snt steamboats, connecting the
steamer nom thence to New Orleans.
u. l. ANDERSON
mal4-u General Sup't n. a Railroad
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Baggage checked from Cincinnati to Wheeling Ptsburg
Cleveland Dunk I'd and Buffalo. - .
Pass, ners by thee O'Clock, A NJ Train, Little Miami Hai-
road breakfast at Cincinnati and dine the following day IN
New YORK philadelphia baltimore Washingt n City.
The Little Miami is the Eastern Depot at Cincinnati
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-04

INI>GfsNts TAaks.Es-A large stock, sell cted by
i one of the firm, consisting of Genuine A-inrr'
/. X SaOOks, plain ard Oh SnOOls; also, Aberdeen
ravetaI6en and Limerick Hooks sp endid As
sorment laid silk AMI SEA Grass spun and
plated Silk; Minnow Seines, ~ by g. Floats Of every
riety Reels Joined Rod Clearing Rings FLY Hooks &c
&C, &C In Short supply those who can appreciate
fne Tackle with almost everr thing they nay need to tn,
successful prosecution Of this useful calling.
10 O. BROWN,
10 ~ College ct.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-04-17
americans al the North.

In q Black Republican caucus at
Washington, Mr.. Campbell of Penn
sylyania, said the American feeling
was very strong in the central and
eastern portions of that State but to
carry Pennsylvania, its aid must be
secured to the AnE-Nebraskaites.
He looked with the most ardent hopes
to see such union effected.
The brethren Know Nothing and
Republican, held meeting in Alba
ny, New York, some days ago. Mr..
Fillmore was thus defended by g
Rifle anti-slavery aAmerican!"
"AIr. Northup rose to defend Mr..
Fillmore. He (Mr. N. was an Amor
lean. He had paid much against
slavery he would uoau subscribe a
rife for Kansas. But he would not
hear Fillmore abused. He was not
an abolitionist, but he was op-
posed to tho extension Of slavery"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-04-17
SIN ALL PQX.
This loathsome disease is in Hunt

This leathsome disease is in Hunts
vile. The Democrat says: 5
We understand that three of om
physicians have decided that our
towpsman, Mr.. Joshua Beadle, is la
boring under an attack Of small pox,
in its most virulent form, The seeds
Of this fell disease, were received into
his system. while at the North, from
which he returned only few days
ago. Our Mayor and Aldermen are
taking efficient steps to prevent its
spread. sees
In view of the proximity of Hunts
vile to this county, the following pre-
scription for the cure of small pox,
scar,atina, and measles, which was
communicated by a. member of the
Royal College of Surgeons, London,
will prove interesting 1t isreported
to have been tested with invariable
success in innumerable instances, and
the recipe is as follows:
Take one grain of powdered fox
glove or digitalis-valuable in the "a
ito Of its greenness-and the same
quantity CT sulphate of zinc or white
vitriol; rub thoroughly in a mortar
with few drops Of water, add fou1
ounces Of water and little sugar
Of this mixture, a table spoonful should
be given to an adult, and two tea.
spoonsfnl to q child, every. second
hour, until the symptoms of disease
vanish. Thegh annihilates the fe'
yer, and the zine acts as tonic.