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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-23
FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY!
TUE chespe taRd be cure for Fever and Ague /
Il ali Feyers incident 10 the season.
HEAR WHAT THE DOCTORS SAY.

HEAR WHAT THE DOCTORS SAY:
We hereby certify that we have submitted the Gresen-
berg Fever and Ague Remedy to a close inspection and
scientific analysis, and have tested curative quail
ties in OF Intermittent fever We take q
pleasure IN Wing that has proved completely successful
and that II is most skuly compounded remedy. IL
exert most beneficial influence all such cases; tonic
properties immediate and highly autary, and Is
richly deserving The confidence brethren Of med
Zeal faculty and o. the public
SAMUEL II. MGBREY, VI. D., New York,
CHAuEs W. REvmOiN, NJ. d, Wisconsin,
Wh " SINANGToS, NJ. d Illinois,
THOs. J. JoHssOs, NJ. D., Missouri,
Nm {. KirrREDGs NJ. D., NeE Hampshire,
JAMS 7. MoIr, NJ d Indiana,
JS0 TEERSGT y, NJ. D., California,
VIZ. Y. AsHToS, ~. u Louisiana.
The compost ton Of this remedy nc'udes those medicinal
substances which expert need phyans have long esorted
10 special action the system when deranged BY Fe-
Asue and General Debility, resulting exposure
Orc'nao influence. These rendered permanent and
remain active In this preparation quence Of the
scientific In which thsv combined In med
.cne metallic ssls be found BY the delicate
chemical analysis In each package two distinct medi
cnes, powerful vegetable tonic that will at the
Agus and box q Pills that will prevent its recurrence
u taken n time will the that promote its
drs appearance. Price for the 80 For sale
by all druggists in the state. ALEX. MACKENZIE
sept2O Gear. Agent Grief Company.
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TO THE TIMBER MEN.
Cross Ties Wanted,

PROPOSALS will be received the Office Of the Edge
L field and Kentucky RAILROAD Company until November
lOh, for the delivery Of TWENTY THsUs Cross
Tics. Said Ties 10 be eight lee long, with ends cut
square six inches thick, and sawed hewed true on the
parallel faces, each Of which shall BE- at six inches
vde exclusive Of sap, when sawed hewed than
two sides to be at least inches vide They
be of good quality Of red cedar white chncapn or post
oak Proposals may be made delivering the whole mum
Der at Ma hvle at Payne's Landing, Cumberland
river, for twelve thousand at either Of those points and
thirteen thousand mile West Of Goodettsvle at the
unoo3 Of The Tyre Spring and Sprng field Turnpikes
Any other Information be obtain I'd by addressing the
undersigned. A. ANDERSON.
septl9-St Chief Engineer =. 4 Ky R r.
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~ B. II. Willis and y. d. Baxter will
speak tonight, Tuesday) at Denning's Store,
corner Cedar aud Spruce streets.
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Hon. John Bell at Chattanooga.

We are gratifed at being able TO state that
Hon. John Bell has consulted TO be present at
the Mass Meeting at Chattanooga on the Srh
October
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-23

,E Remember Davis Pitcher & Co, S auc-
ton sale of Groceries which takes place this
morning.
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HARPER's MAGAZINE for October has been
received by Toon, Nelson & Co. 1t is q superb
number, finely illustrated.
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Wholesale Dry Goods
Coo, CO.
TO MERCHANTS ONLY.


CIxTY-FIvs THOUSAND DOLLARS worth q Sew aad
- Fashanahls Staple and Faney Dry Goots HAS, Bp0t
shoes cloihlng and Hardware &c a. % be sod a. Dd
sale for cash and fur moashs payahis IN Bank
These Goods have been bought Ia 80 Hork And bast1n
Tho heavy decins AZ aaeoa q Man1asferera aEenis
and b. s packsgs Al prees saryng sn hse - arg PER
less than ther prices In Jane ana iug. Thsae Gaa1
are consEnsd 80 10 be closed imReilatsiy ID ward
defy eonPetiian IN his MAJ SEA Msrcaneb No DO
easasss 70 make aad cash and give f8uF
manGhs noses and pay thsn. III picass give can
Asza ionsuia4et Esatenaa uAe ullnE % pay fren
senty ave sssensE-eFe srfsl k.ots fsr ne
pFvgs 81 tveve noEths and hen a. ler sarrt conss-
nlsnse, cur hoass b nq pises 0r.
ASA Thriy TAaasAnd Dalars uersh q seH ana Dssi-
rshs Gao. eanalsnsa - % b sod - nas1n sxrla
Agely.s
oar Assuoa Sales ss eeasaus - usual svsry Tusaaay
Tssss- Al sus uaasr sioa s.sA; ever sias sar sah.
tine.
We earnestly rsqnes cfJ and csaatFy MereAsnss sus
msss a. hsr slaeks in ne Aasbse xFset ~ ~ ons
pop ana " asut - shat pFpmiss thea pas ~ ~
We aks great psssss b. shovaa entsrs soa . an
aad al uAs uai give - . can -
50 ~ IAAHUs LUCAS
Cemnlssina nrrch4nts.
ssFsis-u %. "a Fshis ftaafs-
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A FRESH sIPPLl
CHILnnRN,s MANS.

hKAUfifuL a.s1ftmeni % cafAlTent plain ae1 fancy
n s has 10 bask Asd vAoas sooFs iass received aiso
bad ane eaA soe1 II ard tasty htte boys sk
hata u car mAke. IN uhiie. pape sne eaek piaah
Paren via ttsrsFe veil IN ozne sith their yoa1hfei
hraaehss y ssse Ga thsn eBs Aad drsssy OF ehear
and aafsbis hAl - iAs Esahieashls llaissers Of
- h A. J. FRANCISCO, -
auke3 Ne. 20 Fas &c sgaaFs
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Net profits

Net profits S2,26l, 600
Iost S2iOOO,OOO
per cent. thereon 100000
According to our figures, then, this road to Ell
Paso will yield per cent, and leave a surplus. We
desire this estimate 10 be thoroughly scrutinized
for we believe the estimate of the cost is full high
enough, while that OF the business is moderated.
No man, We think, acquainted with the influence of
railroads on lands can doubt that we placed the
value Of the land grant quite low enough. II, then
these estimates are true, or anything like it. the
INTRINSIC value OF Texas Western Railroad stock is
much ABOVE PAR; for it will be seen the contrbuS
ton in money OF the stockholders must be very
small The company have been issuing stock at
only per cent, on the supposition that this will
be all the money required but in this we hold they
are unjust to themselves. No stock ought to be
issued at such low rates; but advance made to
something like the present value of the stock. We
give the above view Of the as the only one we
can take, and the ony which corresponds at ali
With the state of facts Gin Rail Road Record.
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DENTISTRY.

My friends and The Public are informed -
WI that at all time be found at my tuS4tstaB
Office 20 wait on all who may require my u IfFYyyA
professional services; being possessed Of all ~AA-@
the Improved modes Of inserting artificial teeth, will In
sert partial fu Of Teeth Gold, PlanA GutA
Percha base the may require the prefIene OF
of the patient may indicate. L. .. GUM,
aug26-im No. North Cherry Street
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COOKE, BAELEY, - CO.,

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Boots Shoes, Hats Caps, Bonnets, &C,
no. 4, SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
WTE ARE arranging for sale cur FIRST STOCK
w the above goods which having carefully selected
and purchased upon the most yO' able terms viii be found
well worth the attention OF Merchants
wenvite inspection Of this Stock confidently believing
that supply those who may favor with IN r trade
with handsome and durable goods al such prices viii
able them compete successfully with Merchants who pur
chase at Philadelphia
Our OF credit Is six months to reliable dealers and
will make a liberal discount 70 Cash buyers.
sug22-2m COOKE, BAILEY co.
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s GU TIL VILE.
Public Notice.
AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD

PASSENGERS from to South Nashville on this road
i will please take notice that in compliance with the
wishes OF City Council expressed few days since in
the public prints, calling the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Company at its earliest convenience select and
fix point between the crossings OF the Nolens
vile and Franklin Turnpkes most suitable to receive and
put out passengers from TO South Nashville, the Comps
have made choice Of the intersection road with
Ewing Avenue best suited for that purpose Passengers
wishing 70 be taken will please hail the passenger trains
from that point and those coming from the direction Of
Chattanooga wishing stop in South Nashville will please
apprize the conductor in time Ii. l. ANDERSON,
sep17-1m sup't. N. 4 @. Railroad.
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AGUB FEVER fnds its most deadly enemy in CAETsRs
SPANISH MIXTURE few bottles Of which will purify the
blood expel the uperuous be ncrease the sFpetite i'm
prove the Digestion and by thus destroying the ofhe
disease promptly restore the patient perfect health
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-23

HOIIOway's Ointment and Pills.-Any
Ulcer Wounds Sore, Of twenty years. standing,
may be cured by these celebrated medicines Use them anc
no limb need be amputaed unless the bone be destroyed
Here then for ALL Sold the manufactures No
so Maiden Lane, New York. and No. ga Strand London
and by ali druggists, R5c., 624c, and 81 per box.
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Aggregate gresent means.
500 AL 7Rn


1t will be that this considerably exceeds the
whole estimate Of cost, we have made it above,
10y taking a medium between the estimates of diff
above that of CD Gray Our estimate OF the value
of the lands is BELOW that of any others which
have been made. With these facts before them,
we must believe that any company ofsagscious ope-
ratOrs or hn9nciers, however careful or timd they
may be, will agree with that the uchoke TEXAS
Western Road may be made to FL PdSO tor less than
the means at te command Of the company. II
this be true then nothing more will be required of
the company than a small assessment to pay the
annual Interest on money borrowed 10 advance, at
the commencement OF the WORK, in order to save
the lands TILL the road reaches them The company
will then have their whole road completed and run
ming, from the Mississippi river to the Rio Grande
through the finest climate and one of the best re-
gons Of the world, for almost nothing. If the es-
mated cost and value Of lands made by others be
correct, they will have large surplus. We think
one fact perfectly certain, that the company now
has means to fur sh 7SO miles of railroad without
COST TO THE STOCKHOLDERS. If this be true, what
is the value of the stOckg
3. OF VALUE Of THE STOCK. Il is perhaps well
known that there are now 90 OCO passengers per
annum between California and the Atlantic
Which, on $50 miles, at $40 each, gives 81, SOOO 900
10000 passengers Increase by the construc-
ton OF the road 500, 900
100 way passengers per day, in Texas, at
$40 each 500 900
Mails 800 600
Specie freight on $50, 900 100000
Freight, estimated in gross 100000
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-23

WNcHSs Having associated with me in
AF~Asse my business Mr.. WV. IL MlScHIx our firm is
as below. JAS. b. CRAIGHkAD.
Nashville May ], 1856.
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retired Clergyman restored to health in few days.
after many Of great nervous suffering Is anxious TO
make known the Of Win send 0ree) the pre-
scriptioa used Direct the Rev. JOHN NJ DAGNALL, No.
80 Fulton street, Brooklyn NY. sept93-Sm
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Bows Clothing.

Boys Clothing.
WE have just received extensive Boys
w Clothing Of various styles and prices, which
specful invite friends and the public generally call
and examine. We also constantly receiving Gentle
mems oYerco4ts dress and ock and Of every
description Our stock Of Furnishing Goods is
pete OF which, in addition heavy arrival Of UlOhs
Cassmeres and Vetngs in the piece We latter ourselves
will offer inducements rarely presented the citizens of
Nashville. septl6l CLIFTON & ABBOTT
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sssune this, then, Fery safe basis for cacula
ton Of the value of stock " tt =
In this estimate are looking only to the Tex'
line from the Mississippi river to Fl Paso; for we
think il beyond doubt that if railroad from the
Mississippi land consequently from every part OF
the United States) 70 FL Paso, were actually made,
that this route would urquestionably secure all the
Panama and overland routes we now have, of com.
mercial traffic. With this view we shall now cons
slider the prospects Of the Texas Western Railroad,
and the value Of its stock as confined entirely TO
Texas.
2. IN REGARD TO THE MANS AKD REsOURcEs OF
THE coNPAsY This company has a complete, I'M
restricted charter to make railroad through Tex
as 70 FL Paso, without any limitation as TO time or
manner, except 10 regard to the commencement
and work per anum, which was limited 10 certain
period and certain amounts The Legislature of
Texas, however, at it, present session, has extend
ed the time on account Of the difficulty of prOcur.
ing iron at the season Of low water. The contGacr
tors are at work with a large force, and several
miles graded. The extension Of time will enable
them to comply with the terms Of the charter, be-
yOnd doubt. We must now look to the means OF
the company, in order 10 estimate properly the
prospects OF completing the road, and the value OF
stock
FIRST, By the charter Of February Is, 1852 the
road has EI6HT sections of land per mile. Under
the Act of the Both January, 1851 sixteen sections
we're granted but as it is liable to the construction
that sixteen sections is the limit Of any road, we
assume this as all the Western Texas Company is
entitled to- In addition to this grant, the Legisla-
ture OF Texas, at its present session (Juy, 1867,
has granted loan of Sc 600 per mile to railroads.
on certain conditions-that it shall be applied to
the iron, &c. Independent, then, entirely, OF any
stock subscriptions, the Texas Western Railroad
has these means. We estimate the value of the
Texas lands (beiug on the line Of the railroad) and
SOLD only, the road is completed to them, at So
per acre This is much lower than any other est-
mate we have seen. 1t is less than ONE THIRD the
value 10y actual sales) of the lands OF the Illinois
Central Railroad. The means Of the company, then
stand thus
10 PAL acres Of land on each mile Of
1888 miles at IS per acre $24,052,76I
Sc, 900 per mile for superstructure $685., OC0
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Aggregate

ABBrtSaJe 90 4bU,U
In order to meet all the contingencies of
expenses on this route, We will sup
pose them 20 be 60 cent, or nearly Z
of the whole receipts 1890
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PoEIAxr- ladies wish to restore the roseate hue to
their faded cheeks and nfuse newl life aud ygor into their
composite CARTER SPANISH MIxTURE is the article
they much need. One bottle will do produce
healthy, transparent skin, than all the chalk and lily white
this side the Atlantic Ocean.
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Manufactured and for sale at the South Western
sept22-dkwlm .a .....-
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PR EMIUM GOOD S
FOR MECHANICS.

Hollow Augurs-solid heads,
Spear and Jackson's Saws,
Baldwin's Planes,
Circular Saws-all sizes,
Plumbs and Levels,
stocks and Dies.
J. w HORT0N & CO.,
II Market Street
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-15
ODD PEILOWS HALL.

Tie communication in last week Democrat
signed ''the People" IN reference 70 this Hail.
we are requested to say is without truth in any
essential respect, and it is to be regretted that
At the outset Of an Improvement OF that charac-
ter, any person should - found attempting to
inoite iealousies and difficulties where no oc-
casion for any exists
Every thing has thus far been done fairly and
in good faith-no persons plans have been sur
reptitiously obtained OF stolen, and the contract
for building will be let, according to the best
Judgment of those in charge for the common in
terest. 1t would no doubt be gratifying to keep
every person and please every person. but 1t Is
not always practicable, and in this case those
who have had it 10 do, have been obliged TO con
tent themselves with acting fairly and let the
rest take care Of itself Every thing will come
out right
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-15


AN AMBASSADOR FROM THE CANADAS AT
W AsutNGToN.-The proposition to send a
sident Minister to Washington, to represent
there the interests OF the Canadas is very Sc
riouslv debated there The Toronto Beard OF
Trade make it the subject of special argumcn,
IN their recent report. We quote what they
say:
I'm approaching this very momcntouS cues
ton, your Couucii has not underValued the ant
ticulties which surround it, nor have they ar
rived at a hasty conclusion. The chief difficult
~ which suggests Itself to us, as British sub
j,cts, proud 81 our connection with, and aiH
a.ce to the parent Safe, is tlat, il The proposed
representative ut Washington be IA an.bass aduf
nom he Government of Canada 10 that OF the
uitcd States wh eli lie should Oe, 10 have any
weight attached to his suggestions there, that
The projt.,>als to establish such repre- en,alon
be hooked upou as III infringement TO lie l"ya'
prerogative, which yout Council would be the
last TO suggest.
II coruss be denied that great necessity exists
tu. some aG.Itc, 4HtaliigCi aad influential rep
rescntatirc of the tJ9meIc.s inte .osts OF iaila-
da l.s. The contro ing power q the mttd
STAGES and hat. uuGar the rapid growth and
lal.v incrCaS,a importance 1T cur commcl cla
relations wlil il I country, this necessity is ov-
cry ia becon.L. more basnly eat. We see x
point at the VAN, .oav4ng 10 the Government
/ Of this 60 try and Great Britain The task OF
supr ing ..e .im>dy. Should neither Govern
lent see tit to take action such as The CONNER
cial men of Canada deem necessary it viii thel
be a matter OF consideration Tor the different
Boards of Trade throughout the Province
whether a simply commercial delegate should
/ be appointed
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KenoSlia, Nay !, 1850
JR Gid1iineg and the Presidency

The Hon. Joshua Il. Giddings, in a letter TO
The 1shtabFa Sentinel, contradictS an assertion
of The Union that he had written iustigated
articles opposing the nomination of Col. Fremont
for the Presidency. He saws:
Il have never intimated an unkind feeling
toward him. nor of opposition TO his election
On the contrary, have constantly said that |
would sustain him. with the greatest pleasure,
ii he holds TO the right and duty OF Congress 10
exclude slavery from our Territories, ana re-
ceiveS The nomination. This rule | apply 70
every candidate, and do not believe the people
will either support or nominate any man whose
views on this snhiact shall he wjthhe Id from the
public. Nofwill the people be willing to receive
the assurance of myself, or nfother lndlvHais, in
regard to the views of candidates. The views
Of each should he expressed nv his past conduct,
or by distinct avowal over his own signature
We cannot afford to be deceived at this impor-
tant crisis
when | say have expressed no hostility 10
any candidate, will add have EXPRESSED no
choice in favour of any individual But stand
pledged to support the Philadel ph;a nominee. If
he he openly committed to our policy. If Srch
candidate he nominated his election may he re-
earded IS certain while any attempt of the
Philadelphia Convention to follow past exam
sles by taking candidate whose opinions are
uncertain ard unknown must insure defeat.
Our candidate miist Command support he
cauSe his principles are gso,rs to be right, and
not for the reason that his trends don't know
whether they are right or wrong Let Judge
Mclean or Col. Fremont, any other man
spoken of, be the nominee because of his adhe-
sion TO these principles, and he will be elected
Without such adherence, | apprehend defeat
must await him.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-15
ST. IoTIS Nav 18th


Mrs. Robinson arrived yesterday. and this A.
NJ publishes statement of her husbands deten.
ton at Lexington. IT says, Robinson is going
East or personal business, and denies that nc
knew of the Indictment previous 10 lcaveing the
Territory. Otherwise, it does not differ materi-
ally from yesterdays dispatch.
Lawrence correspondent of the Democrat I'M
der date of 9Th inst. says, indictments for high
treason had been found against Reeder, Robin.
son, Roberts, Land, Deitzier, and other promi-
nent free State men. News had been hrough'
from Lawrence by stakeholder, that secret
handbils were circulating and torces n,arShalIing
IN border counties. He warned the people &c
prepare for defence
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c a r p EFT S
En- nsroba.e---Kcno.I,a Conn.y Cour,.

In the matter Of the estate of Asa w. Richmond
IN reading and ing the petition of Caroline c. Richmond
OF kenosha city, iii kenos1a county, State of Wis
consi ana taking due proofs Of the same, representing
among othe. things that Aa W Richmond late OF Kenesh
city aforesaid on the ls day of February A. D. 1855 died
inestae, leaving goods chaels and within this coun
ty and that she, the petitioner the widow of deccas
ed; and praying that administration of said estate grant
cd to herr 1t is ordered that said petition be heard before
the Judge OF this Court Saturday the 18th day jane A.
d. 1856 at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that ~ at his Of
f &c IN the city OF Kenoxha
Aud it further ordered that notice thereof given
The heirs Of said deceased and to all persons Interested
Publishing copy of this successive weeks pr
OF TO said day of hearing the kenosha Tribune & Tele
graph weekly newspaper printed ard published at Keno
sha, IN said county. JON Il. JILSUN,
Dated kenosha, May ID. 1856 8x4s County Jadge.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-15

Nv reference f. an advertisement in our paper
it viii be seen that Mr.. and Mrs Crosby pro-
pose to sing here At Military Hall on Saturday
evening next. They are strangers TO US, but
we know Mr. Crosby has a high reputation a
musical composer, and we are inclined to think
from all We can learn. than himself and lady are
capable OF furnishing rare musical entertain
ment. We doubrnot our people viii find it an
ADVANTAGE 10 attend