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Medical Advertisements
DR.. Lam ELS
CELEBRATED
Y 3 r M / F UGE
LIVER PILLS.
Two efthp best Preparation. or the Az.

They are not recon-
mended as Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name pru-
ports.
The VERMIFucE, for
expelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms,
The Liver PILLS, for
the cure of Liver COM
PLANT, all B1LIoUs De-
RANGEMENTs, Sick HEAD
ACHE, &c.
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
DIR. G. McLanc's Cele-
brated VERMIFUGE and
LIVER PILLS, prepared by
@,m;"q $780,.
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take no
other, as there are various
other preparations now
before the public, pur-
porting to be Vermifuge
and Liver Pills. All
others, in comparison
with DR.. McLANE's, arc
worthless.
The GENUINE McLane's
Vermifuge and Liver
PILLS can now be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores.
FLEMING BROS.
90 WooD ST., PrrrsBuRoH, PA.
Sole Proprictors.
Scovil d Mead, No III, Ihuilr,s Street
New Orleans, General Wholesale Agents for
The southern States, 10 whom all orders
must bc addr.s ssrd ~
Sold by MhGlLL & HEATH, Lancaster.
April 80. 1856. II.,v
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CLEVELANR,s

Original Prize Medal Cologne Water
" pnt Bottles, Prentiss' Toilet Powder
Gowland's Lotion, Lyons Kdthairon, Barry's
irleopherous, HaueIs Eau Lustral, &c,
&:. Just received at
Camden, April 23. 1896. io,s
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Fresh Drugs, Medicines
60. SO,

Are received cvery week-among the
latest are a fresh supply OF Citrate OF Mag.
nssla, iarranis Settler and Apcrient, Coxes
SParkling Celaiine, Clevclands Cologne ON
qaa1gst, az, BALM OF a THOUSAND
FLOW ERS, Rock Potash 10 Cans, with full
directions for making hard and son Soap.
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BIanks! RIanks!y

, a SUPPLY of blanks on hand at the
Ledger. Oilice, tbat will be sold exclusively
Tor cash Person' will oblige us by moi
ASKING for hem on any other terms.
h0g I:, 1856 4 A. o. ~
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JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY
LOTTE E r Y.
BY Authority of the State Of Georgia.

Patrons will please examine this Scheme
carefully compare it with any other, ami if
1t is not the best ever offered, and the chances
to obtain capitals far better, don't purchase
Tickets.
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Original EsriZc 'EaEe
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A SERIES OF ORIGINAL STOp1pS

''' "'' '' ~ iibNtl Dk
ASERlES OF ORIGINAL STORIES
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
l. LEAVENW0RTiI JOURNAL.

The undersigned proposes TO scmmcnce
the publication of "a Weekly Newspaper in
Leavenworth City. under the title OF the
LEAVENWORTH JOURNAy
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Miscellaneous.
SUPPORT YOUR OWN PAPERS.
New Southern Literary Journal.
PUBLIsKED AT COLUMBIA, G

lhIs Journal has entered upon lis second
volume, and. with this issue, we commence
the publication ofan
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-12
The American Platform.

TX Senator Borland, OF Arkansas, Southern man
in al his feelings and principles, in explaining hi'
withdrAwai FROM bis late position editor Of an
American paper 10 Little Rock, and after stating
tha, private business alone induced such withdrawal
thus refers TO the platform
~ adopted The principles OF the American party,
as set forth In the platform OF June, 1885, from
conviction Of their soandness COd necessity; and
still hrmly adhere TO them. In the platform Of Feb.
ruary, 1885, lreeogniss the same principles, chang.
ed only in the language which expresses them. And
although, for myself, am Tree 90 say thai would
have retained the words @eIl the principles, OF
tbs bret PLATFORM without the alteration Of syllable
or a letter yet after careful consideration J am
bound 70 coueede that while tbs language OF The
second one certainly gives more condensed eEpres
sion to the sane prineipies Il Is nesher less COM
prshensve IN ss spirit nor lees learand uusqUtO-
cal ia he meaning. l. therefore. eheerfuly aseeps
ths new platform, smbodying everything that VAS
substantially valuable In the other, and take my
stand upon lt With no lsss frmnssa and asisrmina'
tlon."
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-12
Letter from Giles County.

PULASKI, Msy 3, 1906.
Editors Patriot-In accordance with a late
act of the Legislature of the State of Tennes-
see, the voters of this county assembled on
Saturday last, at the various precincts, for the
purpose of electing County or Probate Judge.
The contest was between E. W. Rose and John
A. Tinnon, the former an svowed and ao.
knowledged member of the American party,
the latter a deserter from the ranks for purpo-
ses best known to himself and his i'll advised
cosdjutors.
Mr.. Tinnon was member Of the American
party until the early part of April last, when
he dissolved himself from all connection with
the institution, and made the fruitless attempt
Of riding into authority by biting the hand
that bad extended to him succor. The result
Of the contest by which Mr.. Rose has been
elected Judge by majority of one hundred
and thirty three, has established the fact that
the people of Giles are sound upon the subject
of Americanism, and realize their capacity for
self. government, whilst at the same time q Sc
we're rebuke has been administered TO all those
apostates who would "sell their heritage for a
mess of pottage." This result will inspire the
members of the American party with renewed
vigor, and induce them to prosecute their Ia
bors in the holy cause with increased zeal.
That odd Giles has been prolific in the pro-
duction Of intellectual geniuses your Browns
and others will testify. A powerful acquisi-
ton TO the American cause we have among Us
in the person Of O. O. Grove, a young man
who, by his undertaking course and close ap-
plication TO study, has su cceeded, unaided, IN
climbing from the lowest to a high round of
the ladder, and now occupies position in the
estimation Of all who know him, Of brilliant
promise for the future. Mr.. Grove, who is
the elector for this district, will enter upon HE
duties at the proper time, and you may expect
a commotion in the ranks Of Sag Nightism,
which will subside simultaneously with their
death knell to be sounded in November next.
Mr.. Rose was removed by the present ad-
ministration from the Office of Postmaster at
this place, station which lie had held for a
number Of years, and his recent election 70 a
superior position speaks Cor itself in trumpet
tongues.
You may rely upon Old Giles rendering q
good account Of her stewardship.
Among the items of news, | must mention
the appearance in our midst of Baldwin, the
PATENT HIGHT MAN, of yonr city, having
"THoMrsoS's SELE AcrISa GATE," "L'yE's
WAsHiSs MAomSE, /" ''SrooKroN's STRAW Cur
TER," and the "ExoELsIoR OoRS AND Conn
Null" he claims entire superiority for all
bis machines except his Straw Cutter, which be
says is eqaallsd by Parksrs Stra1 Guitar only,
a new candidate for public favor.
? We do not profess to be an infAllible critic
of agricultural implements, but do not hesitate
20 venture the opinion that the "Excelsior
Corn and Cob Crasher" Is destined from It's
peculiar construction TO snpereede every thing
Of the kind heretofore introduced.
Wishing you God speed in the nobls cause
you have espoosed,
am, &C., q
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-12
sou,h Carolina Poli,ics-The Union.

The Charleston Mercury is, we believe, gen
orally admitted to present the politics of South
Carolina in their purest form. A writer in
that journal, under the signature of Brutus,
has been publishing with the appreciation OF
the editor, series of essays on national poll
tics, the seventh and last of which is to be
found in the Mercury of the Goth nit. After
having reviewed the condition of the country
and laid down the rules by which his results
have been reached, he states his conclusions
in the following terms:
l. The Union is the enemy of the South,
aud the South may not expect protection from
it,
2. The South must then form an independ.
ent Republic, and take her own national desti-
ny under her own control.
3. That the Republic, as an Independent
power, will have in it's own hands the power
lst, of war; ID, Of peace; Sd, of treaties; 4th,
and, therefore of self-preservation.
To this the editor of the Mercury appends
bis endorsement in the following distinct and
uneQuivocal terms
We need scarcely say that we sympathise
10 the utmost extent in this conclusion; that
we see no hope of the preservation of the
honor or the safety of the South in the Union,
aud we desire its dissolution, if il were only
for the reason that il would give US peace
Bot il would also give us strength and wealth.
DAVIS IN CusBRRLAND RIVER On the SOth
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-12

ET~ Geographic despatch from washington
70 ths Louisville journal, dated Mag 9th, says:
The Cabinet meeting yesterday resulted 10 no
further action upon the recognition OF msAei
Goyerument or The reception q Minister Vigil the
question upou its adjourned basis AZ the meeting OF
last Thursday, when the majority voted snirmA-
tEely, and subsequently, 10 whieh ibe President
authorized Mr.. Heiss 10 bring new minister. 10
deed. IL is understood that matters had progressed
40 Gar thai Padre Vigil's presentation speech vas
prepared and the points either bad been, OF Noald
be submitted TO the President for the arrangement
Of = reply.
Il may now be assumed for certain u NJ. Fierce
adheres 60 his recent inelinsfion, that WSkef siA
be recognized despite any dissgrrsHsn. 10 the CAD
ipet upon the policy Of she act. Bat slight symp-
toms are manifested Of a change In inclination co.,
seqaens spon the mIsgvings in other quarters.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-12

sE- There Is laeky editor over in Canada BE
says lhey have had terrible winter, bus wish three
tons If hard coal, and pretty wiis, he has go'
through il VERY comfortably.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-12

CB- THE PoRcE o. ApulrxxATiox.--one Of our
most iaahissaais bakers. uPsa being sAoua spsei
msn Of the bread tree. rejected Is sisA seorn, says
Ing cunsempsaosly. ''cal that bread PshA Why
thesea no slam in Il"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-12

tH- Hobbs, the Ioeksmish, has picked one Of
Banqaos CORY locks, be did il with plea aas. lie
Is nov a. work 90 wed-lock.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-12

E%- A FIrFIEG fRUTH -Womans partially foF
thin shoes i 90 be accounted Foe b. her insapefhee
dislike 70 thick understanding.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-12

DOCKS for subscription to the stock Of the McGavOck
ID Land Building and Loan Association viii be opened on
and the 5h day Of May 1885, at the Office Of the Ten
Marine and Fire Insurance Company, and at the
Bookstore Of Berry Co, aud will be kept open I'LL
Five Thousand shares said Stock subscribed o after
which the subscription will be equazed BY the Commission
ers By order Of the Commissioners. msy5-u
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-12
HIS CLAIMS AS AN ORATOR.
Quoth the Union

'As an orator, Mr.. Davidson is a HUMBUG. he
has no element of the real orator, except good
voice, and that is not cultivated subject TO con-
troll His taste is ford without being brilliant, and
fanciful without imagination. As reAsoner he is
di,jointed and fragmentary, stating a fact here,
pitching in an argument there, and throwing in an
illustration yonder. A better idea could not be
given of his style of logic than we once heard Civ
en-, as the scriptural definition of man, by wag,
wonderfully made and JsoJttIiy flung together. "
Imagine house with a brick at one place, piece
of stone at another. and plank to FL up the in.
erstices, and the reader has very fair idea Of the
argument Mr.. D constructed"
Uhdaunted, however, he bids adieu to the city
of Rocks, and next
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-12

DAMS IN CUMBERLAND RIvER.-On the S0th
ult, Gen. Z1llcoffer gave notice la the House
OF Representatives Of his intention to offer a
bill making an appropriation to repair the
dams in Cumberland river
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-12
BARGAINS IN HOMES.

Nv Z VII ODER Tor sale on Naturdays the IIIh OF
w "a ", inst, in front Of the Court House Lot in
Nashville, the following desirable real estate
BE NUfIFUL LOrS fronting College st, the former
sight Of the South Nashville Furniture Factory, In the eth
Ward
LOTS Nos u and IS in Laner's Plan, fronting each
IS feet Carroll ST. and running back IVA feet to an alley
corner lot
LOT lroang 81 feet on Market St, and running back
sS feet part Of the Erwin lots and nearly opposite TO VIM
A Davis resi- ence
rs LOTS on Market and College sts, the Tenn.
Alabama r. Z. Depot the South Nashville school, ami the
grounds Of DR.. W. Hail. the Souih-part Of the Nelson
property.
10 LOTS ron TO Acres each, on the Buena Vista
Turnpike miles north % the city portion OF which Is
heavily tnbered and the Buena Vista Springs For
more particular description see bills
TRIMS easy credits liberal TO made known day Of
sale. NANCE WOODWARD.
r. r. GLAscoCK, Auctioneer. mayo-2W
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-12

Ladies' Fine Shoes.
Snyder &c Fri22e11
HAVE on ha and for sale a very fine assortment Of
II Ladies' Lasting Caters, with and without heels;
Ladies' Fine KID Boots,
ladies' slippers,
Ladies' French Leather Front Lace Caters, some
| thing new)
Ladies' lasting Congress Caters.
Ladies' Fine White Kid and Satin Slippers.
All Of which are offered 1T low prices for Cash at No 20
Public Square mavlnl SNYDER FbLLELl.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-12
MiSSoS ShOe

Misses Shoes.
CINYtsrR 81 FKIZZELL have on hand fine
- assortment Of
Misses Lasting Caters, with heels.
Misses Fine Kid Boots
Misses Thick and thin sole.
Misses Lasting Caters blue, black fancy cops.
Also Chdren's Shoes ia abundance. Call at No 20 Public
Square. lmaylOI SNYDER FhtLLsLL.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-12

IN CASES quarts; 8 do. pints do. 4-oE. Warranted
" C4usss manufacture Just lived and for sale by
mAv6 RENJ y. SHIELDS, Agent
FINE BOURBON wHIsKY-(Full Proof)
on BBLs just received and for sale (under the market
w TO close) by BENZ =. SHIELDS.
may6 No. 40 Public Square
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-12
INVEST YOUR MONEY,

HAVE for sale on LIBERAL terms,
Lots in Edgeld beautifully situated, and fronting
the GRatin Turnpike;
100 Shares of City Building and Loan Association Stock
instai1ents all paid up
25 SHARES Nashville Building and Loan Association Stock
all paid in E. ID. FARNSWORrH,
may8-lw a Merchants Exchange.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-12
LEMON SYRUP By THE CASE.
INES C1UI0~- &c

FINE ARTICLE at loo price just received and fo'
n sale by BENZ =. SHIELDS,
mayo Agent for the South
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-12
SHIELDS Agencies.
CAussrs AMERICAN MARKTNG FLUTp.

(FOr Dldrking B0ses, BdLss and BHndlesl
THE advantage II this Fluid Turpenne and Lamp
black is that Il will evaporate rub or In fact
Just thlg that all business have long required
Just received and for sale by BENI. y. SHIELDS,
AGENT for he 2outh
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-12

CAIrrabls e nsiry a.. = aaa sasa I I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02

.rho.. IN want 81 tip-tsp HATS, srs rsnislsd th.t
,hsir fsste can be srstifed ct the PRBMIUw Hal
asrneE No ao7 Broad strsstt where cGn siways be
nnni fSs mset durable aud eonaSlsts asuDrtment n
The city ny purchases ars necessarily lsrss 70 s.p-
clv DE iuorsssire demand for the pfeseat popular
Hsts ~bleh bsye beeu intredpeed this HsI
M sssortmeuf Of CAPS fos esausmen. youths and
bsvs. and my shildJss's ss3 misse3 HATS, CARS
Nd II ATS, srs fall spd well selsetsd.
vsrs tine comrrisire ali the varicusstylss.
In fsct my stock isvery large and wall seiectso OF
ali articles beloagingto my bumusAss which wiisei
vsholesaie on retail, It the very lowest prices.
Country merchants will d. weii - csll and as
mine my stock before buyi1s g. CALI - sbe Premium
Hat Store. 207 Brosd stzset. ...s..
r. s--Hsts made to order, 1t the shcrtest notice,
warranted to pleass. = lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02
PICHMOND MILITARY INSTITUTE.

REV. j. AMBLER WEED, PrincipaI-Clsssicsl
snd English Department,
MR. CHAS e. LAUCK, (Graduste Va. Military In
acknowledgements: Mathematics Nat. science,
and Military Tactics.
NJ j. MICHAkD-Modem Languages.
NJ j. A. CALYO-Drawing.
Tho subscriber viii commence the 4th annual
session of his School, the LIST Octobsr next under
the above OF gauization
English course Military obstruction will be given to
all whose parents my desire IL These wan constl-
tuts corps of Cadets, properly uniformed ana sub
iected to regular daily drill and weekly parade
The upiform WON by the Cadets will constitute
their daily dress and will be planned to be at
once economical and neat
The duties of this department will be 20 arranged
as not to interfere with the ulsr studies and duties
of the school but will rather, it ID hoped, become
stimulus thereto. well a. powerful agent in pro-
noting the health manners and personal bearing of
the pupils and the general discipline of the school
A new building. embracing commodous study and
recitation will be ready for the opening Of the
session. -
The location (he brow of the hill adjoining the re.
ddences OF Mrs. Bruce and Mr. Seldom has been Sc
lected with especial reference to the comfort and
health of pupils being at retired and accessible
with free circulation of air, fine prospect and spa
cious play grounds
Terms heretofore. Circnlars to be had on appli-
cation. J, AMBLER WEED
an 29--2m
very cheerfally bear my testimony to Mr.. C.
Lsuck, Graduate Of this Institution, o. faith
fui Az isborious teacher. He has been engaged In
himself 70 those who may patTonixs the school in
FRANCIS II. SMITH sape riat.nasnt
VA MILITARY INSTITUTE. Aug. II. 20 II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-02
MEADE q BAKER.
lv1 CHEMISTS, PHARMACEUTIsTS,
Eaa--.-.-- AND

- =, -, APOTHECAHfE -. s
the new Custom louise. Richmond W.,
Oder to phydeians and families perfectly rssh stock
Of reliable DYnu, Chemicals and Medicines, Fancy
Astclss; epiesa ground and unsround Surgical q.
struments and Appliencest the 6nest impcTtsd o.
Rars; the best brands Smoking and Chewing Tobacco
store, on e. good tsrms they csa b hs1 sse
- the eouutry. kICnAAp H Meade.
8. 10nE1T9 BAKER Is
9rsdssts q fallsdslphia collsgs of Plaza Az. {
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OFFICE Va +. Y M. INSURANCE. Gu
RICHMOND, Path July, 1856.

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have met claims for loss to the of largely over
MILLION OF DoLLARs-theY refer to the history Of
the past a. aordng the very best guarantee for the
future. The long scquainsance of this Instieution
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receive and consider applications for insurance al
Creased either to the President Secretary and will
m return render such facilities - may bs in their