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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14


Boys YOUTH and Infants Boots
4 LARGE lot Of the above. CsE. kiP ard Cpys-
1se DAWSON, aRlGGs = co
Home Made Boots and Shoes.
AZ make every - u and quality Of boots, gsst
w ters, Oxford Tiss, sad knet alf shoe iaf gst5
IN nshort notice sof prms stock.
those Eho NaRt Home AadaH WORK viii pica,.
6esa pAwsox, GRfGes 4 co.
Gentg' Gaitsrs, Boys Caters. Youths CATER
';NaE largest and hes stock have offered
A Fine Calf sewed and pegeed, double ard singh
ole Black aud Drah Cloth Caters: Patent Lealh.r
nd b4eEskin Caters. or sale very cheap by
Dec DAWSON. GRIGeS T. co.
Beus Long Rubber Boots
LSO RI bier SrH1ais, Caters and slipper for Ia
= die.AEd Gant- Misses and ehidren,bT
Dec DAWSON. GRIG0S X co.
Warm Feet Dry fsst.
nAWSON, GRIGGs &c co. have complete a..
IL sottnsnt u FHf-iiued, Giofs and Buffalo over
sAees, for sails cheap. doc ..
THE SHOE TRADE
COUNTRY Merchants are invited 81 cali and e.
~ anime assortment, which Il Just suited 70 this
Market Our prices will al al liynes be as low a.
nose OF Chicago or -. Louis.
Dec3 DAWSON, GHlGGS 1 co.
Boots and Shoes by the Case or Dozen.
| AIDES Cali, Kip, Goat aud Nid Boots;
IL 8 & Misses Kid, Horocco, En Boots & Sppes
Peg'd a sewed Kid, Enamel & Goat Easkin.
and other styles for sale By
DAWSON, G2IGGs, Il co,
Rrady a dos,r frora Ilzya
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Inv SANDERS & DAVIS.

.esssls Ok SUBsCIkIfTlON,
,,,., 1000 per annun, payable IA a1,ane"' o'hei
,.'. I1t cents per week, payable :" carrier.
|Mi'e v15syty-. IA 10 per annum in sdyanne
".g ~ 10 par inuufn in advance.
,yu,s of Advcrtising
,s AGREED 0roE nj TBs
..ytNpORr ASSOCIATED PRhss,
blareb ist, 1850.
au, sgaars Of Tosies Ltnss,
rs Ono month, tb,9J
'l' '5't siuD Six weeks, 90
- .25 Two mouths I'D
l0t' W. 30 Three months, 500
~ w 10 Four months 300
100 Six mOnthsi loOo
9F S,n1 One year, no change 1900
W. gsTls 40 squares year, ao1
nss abar.sd at the rate Of $500 for each al
'0+.t taF .taart, two thfds OF the above rates
- T,f.ls nBt over lines, ss,0O per annuni,
IN change an additional charge OF 20 cents per
fulfe VIII 10 made -, 4, it, .t,.,
utra6ts fnf yearly aiFri'seTS WIZ p0 "'seo''""e"
,, Ian drpvi1us notice 10 Us.
80 tgts charged double ths same dimensions of type
gv.rtf,a riapt- ane-ialf more than usual rates
,4,.rElsaipg cont acts will bs understood T. ap
t trstIy f1tha Immediate business OF the sdrertscr
IA ggLr ldyerttsamentr scat IA ~ tae sdNeIHsei
g5l b, lHrwA extra. ..,s-,..z ,..,.
isfnen ts not accompanied With written directions
'iI = u uni forbid and charged accordingly
tsssneuts inserted IN weekly On reasonhpie tsfh1s
80 tg- religious aud benevolent purposes inserted
,5-.frsg tfr5sf thereafter charged Other adref-
SANDERS 4 DAVIS, Gattfts.
G. H. WEST State Dsmaorat.
III. GuLiCH, Der Democrat.
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joins OLIVE 'lshE t.-.,
n1TENplIF IOWA IOWA CITY, IOWA,
General Commission * 6OFWaroih a ihs
sps q ,. g "a ~ ss gS.
-REFERENCES

PARTICULAR attention paid TO tbs purchase aud EGle
of Produce. Liberal advances made on CohstSn-
menLs. Cash paid for all kind Of Produce.
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EsHE NEW EOEEL.
" AV ERL HOU S Il

vi nam hpAA . ia SkAoots
T. eos apun for permanent ana trnsienL boar s.
/ Those sho wish quiet aud pleasant nome Nt'
lag long orr snort sojoarn in Davenport! can G5 ts
At the Nssefiy House, The lzBlesn... e IuIil lsf!
visa TOE decaoies the Tie rooms are pe7
ans, ,he Oe8s as. and son. The Nayery is second
"a Egte Sgst Of ChiGEgg, in point of beauty 6" 1t
ealtu, pie lsaht house, good ferHIlTs ana g"'' t~
BIZ EdSwly4 II. M.ADANS, Proprietor.
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q Q[arOs
wm. p, CAMPBELL

VIM. P. CAMPBELL,
GQINTY SURVIVOR,
HkSI EaCE er Of Hpulh. Hest Brady ana 10
cust sgs Office IN be Court House. All order
Prptppiy attente1to. Aug i4th '5a d-wt
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Seasoned F9OOria~.

nolh rough and dressed; and having tsken xresr
Ans 70 seeare the services Of the best mechanics ia
~ Aiu Will giye satisfaction Twill do lob Plsnips
- lew as any establishment In the wess.
PERSONS wishing 10 build whers time 10 an object
oald 10 well TO call and Ioe5 a, nv stock hsfors
eoetraetns slsewhere, as haYa larye ananiitr ~
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SEAS0NED LUMnER
19iLa' t"snttc supply tbs section Of the soun
SHINGLES
nave parehssed and putup Woods Patent Ma.
mae, IA connection with my Mil, aaa an sstisaed
c&H supply my customers with better SbinxlS Al
Ass money than any are brought here for, or can b.
made by any other machine. | also make Shinries
a'e Ia demand. 10y
axe Ihls opportunity TO return my thanks tos
!ist ayers, and solicit rom my customers auL Inc
p4htic eontiHuaaee Of the same. 8f@ 1Taa-- =
ApiS-dTu JOHN NJ CASNON
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NEW YORK HOTEL,

Harrisoa, between Front and Second sussts
} kIEEER 4 3 $ HORhUAa, Propfietofs
(LAls, Robert Heunei
1--WE proprietor resp cltdily announces 10 US
i eastern sfieuds aui EN1 traFeiIus public geEs7
rally, uiaI having purchased
This Commodi0us Hotel,
nn had it tasTous uly tapairo nd renovated, he b
how prepared 20 crit Of ID ,ir patronage, Oy
rOns.xHt atlsaLtont1 their sauts an eomtOrls, hs
liable l be sapplied silA the bss which the mar
kei Affords, sai his lodging rooins fs iafhshed -
vel e.. tuUsg al any IL The city. juae2i dti
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

Brady Street, nearly opposite the p. o.
Fob 4-dtf DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Gopper, Tin and Sheet
Iron Shop.
THE underdigaed are now opening new Copper,
l. lin and Sheet Iron } bbing shop, ON Sec
ond Street Harrison street. = full assortment
or the various artices composing th stock of
Elete Tfa-NaFa and Steve store. All sorts OF well.
cisterr and 0uble-Acting Force Pumps can at all
times be mad at the above meptionsd place.
Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Sheet Copper Sheet Zine,
and Bathing Tubs on hand'Constaaty,
TAeir long sxpe fisnce in the business makes She
subscribers confident OF sstisfyin. all calls made in
their line. z5.
Pasticuiar attention paid to Tin Roofing and espe
ciaIfy 50 selling Williams Patent Pump with ball
valves.
July II, sc dlf BRUAAkR 6 0AssEL.
REsV TIN STORE.
rEtHE subscribers have just opened steTs on Har.
L rison between Third and Fourth streets, where
they intend manu- featuring and keeping constantly
on hand all kinds Of
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Particular attention paid 80 Roofing, spouting and
Jobbing. Country merchants can rely upon being
supplied wi:k T n ware s. wholesale prices.
bags old copper, lead, Sc, taken In exchange for
goods (ATI8dtf GRANTEES h BELL.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

IS'u6 sale at Cannon's Saw and Piaalny Mil eve
l. ~ description OF PIak LUMBER reasired. 4
aYe started my Mills 10 complete order, and hs vim
good stock st. Croix Logs haad, l am read
ie Eeesiye orders for any Kind of Lumber, whlca
4tedge any selito Ill with prcmptasss and dispateh
tnthe order In which they are received; T. .. ars.
otae arsf served have atpreseni on ham iarx .
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

BOOTS F SHOES.
WHOLESALE Il RETAIL,
At The Empire Store.
rsta NE have nov in store large and well Sc
AE1 w lected stock of BOOTS and SHOES, TO
' - which We ia invite The attention Of all il want
ofGrslclss In our line. Country traders wish
ing IA replsnsh their stock. will dnd IL 10 Ii cir ad
vantage TO give as E call before purchasing else.
where.
WORK continue to hold oU: tndu cementsin in the
way Of pr me stoez aud stylish work not equaled
this side oi New York. II sty les of ladies' work
manufactured az ussal. Brady Street uav veEperi.
gpl3odif MOORE l. BROWN.
! AIDES heel gaitsrs made 70 order
L. NJ. & 3.
- ENTS' pGfsrt fsatRe- Bsots made 10 order.
4 .
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T.. +, PEEYUN, NJ. Q.

I,yORMKRLY Assistant Phy stefan 10 thrFmigrsnts
+ Pcuitentiary and Kings Co. Hespitaisi \: >
Resident Surgeon TO the Brooklyn CAty npsPtal, r.
Gently Of Grunge ana WesGchesteT Cos, y. offers
bis 10 the citizens OF Davenport
OGieo aud residence, Brady st. nearly opposite t7A
sarrpnt,, aug 90 1853 dsii
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~, Claire House.
DEETg0E A WIRTH, pruprietorE

nFihs above estGalisA'ueat will respectfully 5H-
llr5n tns public that the mouse has lug been new
Is dttaI 4Iy El rtpl0hl ad, Is readiness iOf
tue zct5 Uftae public. an1 iasg VII spare
no uTlsss 10 80 satisfaction - tuuse @segg,@E @ith
taem. The above House s located On west MAIN
Sueet aotwssn second aaI lht1d SIS.
IaytapafL. May /, IS. WITT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

EfRESCH KID, White Eid. English kid, Bronze kiG
Il and Velye, Slippers.
also, Kid, Congress, English and French Lasting
D.c m NFsnT GuTnI.s E,'f~n
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las. RUMBOLD, IN.

cust HsH. bHct III Ue toJEk HOuhSf az fi07lf
prptbBtly attended 10. Aug. isth '55 d-wtf
JAS RUMBOLD, JR.,
0NTaACT AND BULL Il Er
Shop on alley bet. 5lh and 9th sts., OF Cpngr"
fHttoH2l, and West OF Methodist Church.
mo a3th t5s dts " u
s.aEzsgss ~. MYERS, DRETIST,
-. Has removed his Office TO Second
1IT9RYy ST. between Brady and Perry, q
few doors east Of smi this 81 ore.
u hopes that the last three years constant Pfalis5
in thA city has given sueh satisfaction ~ "l lHdGe"
those Wishing Inc services Of a Dentist 70 seek his
new location.
As 10 hia work any amount Of references can b.
giyefi II desired. sspt2 80 dwif
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New Arrival.
ROOTS AND SHOES.

~ Z are iusl opening our PAIL sTOsh ana
w would Invite our customers and all ~ Waht OF
goods 10 our line to give us call. We nave NAfr-
ty enough botn ia sLy le and price TO sultaL!,
- MOORE s BROWN
Ocl5dtm Empire store, Brady Street.
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Boots ano Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE.

HAVING increased oar faeiiItles for mznufactur
ing and dealing in Boots; shoes and Leather, ~
Hade rs1nsd suceessorS W S. g. Dawson " Co., on
70 the citizens ofDayeBporl snd vicinity, greater
du eeme than ever 70 Buy their Boots anh Shoes
them Oar retail stock hereafter will always ooa
tain every description Of goods wanted BY The peor
W aso making extensive preparations ~
VI 0lesaieiBg Boots aH1 Shoes, and We lHgite coui
try dealers rai spi sxanliHc stock and priet
si IA 81 d,.ts f1fnason u cell On as good terms
he ) can ~ purchasrt.r 5. LeaTs or Chicago.
~ &S0N, GRiGGS q co.
oct Is Brady AZ, / ao0rFfoai I'd
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CoAPASsES,
.yAFsn sizes OF Gurley s. Co.'S. Troy, al
I spl Z dW-lf Il. A. PORTER Il BRO K. I.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-01

NEW YORK, Aug. 90, eveping.-Cotton-New
Orleans miGdng and Uplands middling III. Wheat
Western red 81 So. Western yellow coru u.s. Cot
fee lot Sugar 81. Sterling 81.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-01
Campaign Document, No. l.

The first and second large editions of
Campaign Document, No. l, which we re-
Gently published, having been exhausted,
we are now throwing off third edition.
1t contains Mr. Buchanan's Record:
l. Opposition to the Democratic Party and the War
9 Opposition 70 the Niagara Sufferers.
8 Opposition to Granting Pensions to Mrs. Denny
aud Mrs. Brown.
His Anti slavery SentBents
5 His Vote against the Annexation OF Texas
6 His Vote 10 favor OF High Protective Tariffs.
Z His Position in favor OF Low Wages
s. His Support of Internal improvements.
9. The Charge of Bargain aud Intrigue and Gen.
Jackson's Letter
For sale at 81 per hundred, or SI2 so per thous-
and. Send in your orders Immediately.
eT-If sent by mail, one cent per copy additional,
is required to prepay the postage.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-01

z L. GARDENEIRE and W. P HIcKERsOE,
Candidates for elector for the Cong District
Tenn, ill SPEAK At the following times and places:
smthvile Monday Sept 1st
AdcDck's Store Warren Tuesday I'd
Arick Jones Hedn'day" Sd
Nc Iinnvile Thursday " 4lh
Manchester Coffee CO., Friday {" 9th
Reech Grove 80 tutday 9th
TulahOma Monday 90 Sth
JAMES N. oUARLEs and G. G. PoIEDEXTER, eandi.
dates for Eector Of the Eighth Congressional District will
address the citizens Of the District at the following times and
places: ..r...
Dunn's Store, Tuesday, septem. 9nd
Atkinson, Wednesday, I" 8rd.
Stewarts Ferry, Thursday 4Ih.
Carrots, Friday I" 9th.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-01
ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.
SUBORDINATE LODGES, I. o. o. F.

TENNESSEE LODI E, No. l, meets at Odd Fellow's
daiI every Tuesday night. Oficris: p BHLIoD g.; '"
W. THUrMoND, VG Med A. N LEM secy.; I. L. MARSHALL
Treasurer
NASHVILLE LODGE. No Q, meets every Thursday
night. Off RS: W NHERRY " a.. J. W. RATcL ~, "
q; T W. BARsEs sec'y; K u. CoCKRELL, Treasurer.
TRkBUE LODiE, No 10, NEE every Monday night
Officers: =. PHILLIPS @ G. W. DARDEE, G.; Z.
BEAUMONT, Sec'y W CAMERos, Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE No 80, meets at their Hall, South
N4shvillr, evrry Friday night Officers: john HIL, NJ
G. PsED JoSTE v. H. @. ALLEY, secy; JoHH TANKsLET
Treasurer
ENCAMPMENTS.
RIDGELY ENCAMP MENT, No. /, meets on the 1t
and 81 We nesday night 81 each 7th ofcers c. SAY
KRIS, p, NJ FOULK II. p; y. BnLIOD, 3. W: W.
THURNOND J. W.; LYOEs, Scribe Is. n CUTTRR, Treas.
OLIVE BRANCH EN- AMPMENT, No. 4, meets
every I'd and lh Wednesday night OF each month OBJECTS
J. K. C. P; B. Lyons, II. y; g. W DARDES, =.
W. W. =. UESs, J. W.. E. T. FLnaEG, Scribe; J. N.
WAND, Treasurer. iy2o
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-01

WILL keep ooastaatly co hsna sapPy q Dry apArk,
sias wisss. s6lsh sli aSnlsl us Gsss a dasnnsl
psis~ss as'sh'' saasa. l.Pl . T A hscAt1-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-01
John r. House ESQ.

The Union r. American attempted Satur-
day to convict Mr. House of inconsistency.
1t stated that he saws in his speeches that
the repeal of the Missouri Compromise is
the cause Of all the evils which now afflict
the country and that the democratic party
are responsible for this repeal; and then, it
gave votes of Mr. House in the legislature
in favor Of the repeal The Union g. Amer
ican is misinformed in regard to what
Mr.. H. does say in his speeches. He does
not attribute the evils which afflict the coun-
try to the repeal of the Missouri Compro-
mise but to the manner in which the demo-
cratic administration have executed the
Kausas-Nebraska act; and he holds the de-
mocratic party responsible for the mischiefs
let loose upon the country by this conduct
of the administration. Mr.. House declar.
es, also, that, inasmuch as democrats North
and South adopt different constructions Of
the act-the former adopting the squatter
sovereignty, and the latter, the anti-squat-
ter sovereignty, construction-they have
destroyed the chief principle which com.
mended it to the favor of Southern people.
These positions are not inconsistant with
the votes of Mr.. House in the legislature;
but are entirely in accord with them.
The Union g. American speaks highly of
Mr.. II as declaimer. He is something
more Few men Of his age can make a
more lucid and forcible argument. The
series of speeches be has recently made in
Davidson, Williamson and Marry, stamp
him as an orator of high grade, destined to
achieve distinction on any theatre in which
he may exercise his fine talents The Anne
crican party are justly proud Of him a
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-01
JOHN RIA MI A GEE

AZ lust received lot Of fine Sole Leather Trunks sup
sole leather Ashidnd Yaes, Carp-t Rae, En tmeed
and lie er travelling Bags, Ladies Bonnet Box g. &c,
Ladies sup Kid Slippers With heels
Childs Kid Ankle Ties. tAug9S
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-01

BARBRR oUs.-Hereafter the Barber shops in
this city will be closed On Sundays. The ordi'
nance to that effect passed at the late meeting
of the City Council was adopted st the request
of nearly all the shops In the city. However
satisfactory this arrangement may be 20 the
BARRIERS themselves, I, cannot fail 20 prove 8
matter of inconvenience to those arriving here
late on Saturday nights or on Sunday morn
ings, as well as TO many Of our own people.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-01

Pianos and Wusic.-we lesrn that Horace
Waters Of SSS Broadway z agent FOR the sale Of many
Of the celebrated makers Of Pianos and MeodeoRs
offering them at rrces which wise all who desire to
purchase to avail themselves Of He ao selling his large
wknown Catalogue Of Music at onetird of from the
regular prices and will forward the same free Of postage
His offers the trade teachers and schools are OF the most
favorable charactea Of which he win be able to Oil to the
letter. for having wisely adopted the cash system The
Horace Water known among the very best
We enabled speak Of those instruments with some
degree of confidence from personal knowledge OF their
celIent tone and durable quaity.-N Y. Ecdngelsst.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-01
Valuable CITY Property for Sale.

esb,y situated building lot on College street. oaer.
a ed Tor sale rsasonsbs terms. Apply Al tie Pafrit
Odc. lys-u
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NJ II w
Fall * Winter Goods,
ALLISON. ANDERSON q CO.,
No. 81 fu0llc Square.

w uoad ip3arn ansioHsFs that Eads esssrsHy,
w tbai Rave h Bcrs and ready ~ Ials ysrl
large and dssirahs lecl no EiGN and D0hfETic DRf
Gu D. ana RxApr Mknn lIoEsrs suited % ms fad a.
wsntsr uk1e, Ehich disposed % hsll q snail
advance.
Oar prsssns Geck IN Be hanA much sssr tkan usssL
emeraona 3 Az atsortuans 81 0tni anenh Nsaa snf
me q waits Goods snoroeeFiea, oooaa, bcrs, tTnn-
iufs 6a ID ai - funa elaaIY arg sod nlsFEeflsr.
ArEs and sf sHptsc - Ne approaches eszson and haE
nE fsf4 1Fu Stis1cn - M aeuns ~ his aTsics,
eaH n1Eceusss dsaior IN a.
We therefore solcit ea re hssehanis sisisIx ear
afkeI snd han t4ks pleasure sHhb1lpE shsn
stsck are Fricsa ALLISON, ASDAksON . 90.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-01
FEvER aND ACUE.-oERTA1s CURE No
Are van Gctting RaId9

Isyour hair turning geyf Do yen wish to cultivate good
viii kers moustachesi Your hair to be Soft silky and
glossy Your head be COOL comfortable and free ofdSnd
rui Mothers your children to have luxurian heads
ofhsir2 Then BoGLEs HYPERION FLUID, which neUer
sn unerrng effects Prices 70 cts so cts, 20 cts and
81 so per bottle Bogles Balm Of CytheIia stands unr
vailed for Graduating tan I'd pimp.es and besuyng the
complexion. Price 50 Cts Inventor and proprietor w.
Boyle, Boston, and sold by Druggists everywhere.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-01
American Rally and Barbecue

The Americans of Davidson, Williamson
and Cheathain, will have a grand rally and
Barbecue at Tank, near Denoss' Mill, on
Thursday, 1lth Of September. Distinguished
speakers will be in attendance. The military
companies of Nashville, Lebanon and Franklin
are expected.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-01

To BcsrsEss MEN AND ADyERTrsERs-But
this is not all we have to say in favor Of the
Gazette as choice advertising medium Iis
circulation 10 the Nashville District is not only
larger than any other paper published in the
city, but is larger than the circulation Of any
other too papers combined, and is constantly
and rapidly increasing Gazette.
We presume the Nash vile Patriot has quite
q respectable city and country circulation
WE KNOW NOT HOW EXTENSIVE IT
1S.-Gazette.
1t would puzzle Philadelphia lawyer to
reconcile the boast of the FIRST paragraph, with
the admission of the latter.
- The Propretors Of the Patriot repeat what
they stated on Thursday, that it is their cpin-
ioa that the circulation of their paper within
the Nashville District is as large, If not larger
than the Gasettss. They make this statement
TO protect their interests and for no other pur-
pose and because but few weeks since by
actual comparison the circulation of the Patriot
in Nashville and Davidson County was ascer-
tanned to exceed that of any paper published
In the city.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-01
The Art of Dycing Human Hair.

but imperectly understood even by those who make
the gIeaest preen.ions The Of the popular Hair
Dyes Of the day may for the time color the hair but soon
ucceede by furnished green, other unsghy ap
pearance Bogs Electric Dye is void Of these noxious
properties 1t instantly dyes the hair beautiful natural
black or brown which neither sunshine tar
nish in the least: and to make douby
his agents are authorized refund the money the most
perfeci satisfaction given. Prices so cts 81 90 and
II 50 per case INVENTOR W. BoeLz Boston, and scld by
Druggists everywhere. my Silly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


H0110wayss Pfils.-Hea1fh and long
life mag Be bad By ping the blood pure, and the liver
ssor seh and he other organs in healthy To effect
this sxtraedfnsy Pills, which aes upon the very
ain-sprinf Of life Sold the nufacsOrcs, No 80 Maid
en- Lane New York. and No. "a strand London sndb all
druggists, at 25c., s2hc- and q per boz.
GENERAL DEBILITY such as Ofsea msnfesss Itself after
an attack Of fever always dcto get rid Of save
when the sufferer furnished with nyigcrsDg tonic to
him. enice back, il sere, the very life
which had almost its final ivht For this purpose
Cutters Spanish ztsrs is the grand dederatH'z, and
should always resoted for its effects no less aston
ishing than beneficial 3at5ss
FEVER AND AGUE.-C CERTAIN CURE No
more use Tonic mixtures, Quinne Fowlers Solution
Arsenic Mercury any the vlainous nause"u' COM
pounds vbch ony relieve disease implsnt another
more deadly and which sends its unhappy victims finally
with cked and broken constitution TO early grave
Try Cates Spanish Mixture, shch contains none OF hese
dangerous drugs bat by acting specifically on the
LIVER purifying the blood aud strengthening the system
thus enabling to recuperse its exhausted energies
by opening the pores skim and e1pe the body
all impurities old medicines which clog and reATd Its
free operation More than thouBa have been
cured by ters Spanish Mixture, after everything ele
had signay failed. sample Of its remarkable effects
Messrs Davis Hicks Of Autaug ave Ala writes Us that
cured gentleman Of chronic Fever and Aqua, which all
the efforts and their remedies could not sub
due He only ok thee bottles. They cay II sells very
rapidly and maintains high reputation all through the
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-01

IEsURAEcE-This morning we advertise another
of thOse old and safe comprehensive Hartford
Fire Insurance Company-chartered 10 1910.
almost half century agO-it has a large cash CAPT.
tai and is among the fret class institutions of the
kind 10 the United States Mr. Nash is the agent
this city. .. eI
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-01
Attenfion Americaus.

Gen. william II. Has kelI
Will address the people of Nashville and Da-
wilson county on MONDAY NEXT, September
1st at ii o'clock A. NJ, at the
.Ea MARKET HOUSE.
Let the whole country come and hear one Of
the first orators in America