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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23
PROFESSOR WOODS
Hair Restorative.
Fos PRODUCING .BAiRos
D.s T. - ~ r. n - q,
Aud RESTORING
q H a " H q ir

lNhis as,onishins snd unrquali 4 prepare GU has
] nN"r failed ~ ptoiuts growth on Raid Heads
VII us'o according tot directions and tuiu hair
batk t. its Utigiua color after having bcetn, gray
aa iein-iair u IN al IT, original health uste sefni
Il rss ald b auN " moves once an Seurf dapd
an S',h nhrcasan itching, scfoiuls, eruption ali
ltyctish heat from th- scalp II also pte,,nts the
har fem htem'ns unh' alty and falling "a ar
h nee stts-as pcTftCt
HAIR iNNl.oRATOR AND Tonic.
We annex few certificates To currotorate nnr A.
sertious
Safe N iAiRois, tGrisks June 2. 1851
have usrI Psnl q woods HAIR Restorative.
aud have adrtr'h rs wonderful ~ e. Nv hair was
booming Az thouKht permanent, gray. hu; ly
TIN use ~ the n tutatvc," Ii has resumed it, at
igInal c1of, arl hsyr 10 douh. r.rms n, atty "a
SIDNEY BRFFsE
Ex-senator United state.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23
Draughting Instruments,
Drawing Paper, TraeoE, PROFIT and eros. section
Paper.
.<fstlONrfy al W hOicssfs,

i
Gold and STEEL Pens, Wnf.r. wax Envelopes
Pencils; Writing Ink. "i all color. Portfolios Writ.
~ Desks.
Bankers and office Men
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23
SlOrtSMeIl
DENTISTRY.

UEV 1O hue
hR. x ID. MYERS has removed his oficr To Sec
~ ond street between Brady and Perry Dsven-
port lowv, y few doors east Of smiths store.
H. hopes that his last three years constant prsc-
'ic' In this city has gwen such satisfaction as vii
induce those wishing the services Il a Dentist q
Elk his new location As To hi work any smutt
81 refrrencrs given tf desired sept2-i.-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23
BANKING.
TALI.MAN, POWERS 4 MCLEAN,
H.s.s'kEIsS,
And Dealers In Exchange,

ID "a " q N ID q TT, low a ]
! fWrc, Brady street, bstifsrn Second and Third
streets
I'NIH ANGk on all The principal cii-s II tn ub,l
- ~ States, Gr"At Britain, Ireland, anu conti
| Lrii'al Enrop" bought aud sold
MOI. and drafts collected, aLa projects reniitt
| noN part ~ thr rnitei States, at lowest rate.
fs II ange
inheritance. msr ~ al part ~ The TEiitd stale
| Iaub1a- ami Europe
stOks and Bond bought and cold IN rrrrmls ,i,r,
AMI dividends collected
| Land Warrants bought, sold and located
! Ixchange on dl'ies In ~. lntted state.
Gsrprnter v"rmtge, Now York city
Albany CITY bank Ab,nN New Ycik
bGnslu tiiy Bank, Buffalo, New York.
Bank of Commerce, Boston, Massa, hnseitsi
Ttaigsinen's Bank, PhIadeiphis, Pnnsyivanis
M"rch h Manufacturers Bank Pfttsburs IA
Mex I'm s. ca, Baltimore, Nj,
tsilmOTek Broihrrton, Cincinnati. Uhs,,
Lucas simonds 81 Lous, Mo,
CITIZEN BaGk, New Orleans, La,
hR swim Brother n Johnston, Chicago, H.
srpts-d
.S;cHoiis, Campbell r TO-,
1ANK1F19
Dealers In Exchange and Land Wsrrsst
Exchange on hepr,neipai cities o(fhe Union foS
sole In sums 10 SUR purchasevs
Al business pertaining 10 BANKING promptly at
tended To
--kEIER no
Sank OF America New York
OCEAN Eans do.
American Exclaus. Bank New York
tI"o N PinckaFl P-ts't Bark Of New orleans
Ravrnna Rank Rsvenna Ohio
Dafby n Barksiale, Bankers, 81. Louis
B.akeley Il Richsy, Brokers, Pittsburgh
Mobiey. Esq Barker. Dubuque
Henry Miller, Esq, Cincinnati
NICHOLS, IsRELL : CO., Davsspsrs,Isvs
LEE, NICHOLS r CO., Doeovoh,
NICkOLLs = CO. RSswnsville, Mime sssa.
Exchange Brokers and Real
Estate Agents.
Lan6 Waryanis bought, Sold and Located In TN
?; DesMoine District Iowa, n Dodge District, Iowa.
conrcilI Blum Sioux City "
Darorat :" Droynsvii1e Ainn
large amount Of City Property Improved Farms
and Vacant Land throughout the State FIR sale %
favorable Terms We invite attention 10 our cata~
hsue Of Real Estate Maps, Platte Abstracts, &c
Offices - Main 81, Ssssh u seesnA,
fspsttn DAVENPORT. IOWA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23

Bedford, thus
T. N"ut ihqmths woui,i rrpiy that l nrsi com
meme using Pct W",-i's HAIR Restorative my
hair was Almost Ns'i- and had been for the last
ten year, aud I VS. ytry thin on the ton Of mia
head. AMI very iou,' aud pulled out ftecIy but n
found that b, fuIrl had us-i all the second battle
(which wAs eight werks) my hair was entirel,
Changed 10 lis original color, light brown ar =
now free from danfuf, and quite moist have nv.
my hair cut five OF six times sine. the chang At 4
hsV" never seen anything like whit, hair startius
from the roots. and II i no" a. ihtk rs II vyrr va
and dors not come out At all Ithn. pt.y.i.d IN N,
case all that could wish To ask
July I tf,56 y.,,rs Al.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23
COLLlNGWOOD ROUTE.
Thro11Eh
LAKES MICHIGAN AND HURON
1D ClILLI.eG " 1llDlI,
AND THENCE ny rHk
Ontario, SirscOe l. Huron Railway
TO
TORO.V'yO!
Connecting with
Steamers on Lake Ontario

0GV0AAOIS I'll 1ttAc OutAClO,
TO ALL POINTS EAST
lNHk Chicago aud Gnllinawood Route" ar.t O.
tablished iast season, has iroeivad wen metltsi
Distraction from she entrs Press AMI TN Travelling
fubie, and has beea uas ssily cha ~ the
most rUinantie, pleasen and pepniaf Rbnic ever
tabiiShc 10 tbs Union, The entire All anerrarut for
1896 have hen mai with the view ftiplenrig This
treat Lake Route the most vouifotiAbt. ~, ANT
and sSatmatlc ia bneiii.ss tffAng rltit
1t j. tn route for thu HgsinrS4 Man ~. rour,st
snd tn Pleasure setker II shhuads ) il d tho Wild
est AID grand ST scansry-t'e h autifi shore o,
LAX" MichiHan and th' Islri. dscAinr To- uorthe-,
pntel thF staNstf Island 81 Matktnsc III, tfadE
tsunafy Aanitoalin islanis (hr hntae II IA. Union,
sptrit ~ tht Lakts) and the N, orsmr l4kt ,sl,.
II frorrisn Ras -ttrma ssties ~ NV sn4tl,4a
tha northern continent
The Boats ar iuNuti,m-lr furnished Elr alghttr,,-
II aua by salns aftanf mrfs d. dSlfrhI "A past-
Ell A. tlls stsait. and amang tht Islands Heat iu.i
and rsrnai u comfort. avoided In tnr hntte.t
day q atinIngr tgaselerF tntuy gentle Lake
! htt--ac
Al aa,kin,n Boat, iosk ,,nars t,on 10 SAINT Ste
| Nairr aud | axe Superior
Ga ar stsr - Fttpnts' pass,ngs,s can IA few
hours s.s, tt Great susrs aston Bfigc AMI the var
/ - N1tfd 4 o. tip II thfHueh th rhousaud Islands
( and III piis Of the 81 Law nucc. Roats from To.
/ rpittCr LAX oatatig 20 ,lt night to
BUfftto ROCHESTER, oSwfGo cArE ytN-
CENT oGpENSBr RGU, KINGSTON
and MONTREAL
"a no. 'onn-ci with Railroad, TO
/ aLBINI Nh YORK BoST0S PHfLlDEL-
PHfi
Aud ali ether Eastern cities
The following magnificent Passenger Hal eompr, Is,
the Lane
kkYSruNk siAIk, Cant 1 \ R,eh.t,Is
Hut NtfE sfAfh Capt | Chamhcrlin
NlAdAkA Capt Miller
~ MEN tltf Capt Wm Watts
The Louisiana,
capt DAVENPORT Will tUh between Culline~
ahd Green EsSt .ouha. tns nth the r-sulsf ,lut 9
MavkiHa.
IN ltnats VIII l"av cht,seo GA TnrslaN Thui
day and Saturday evenings al o'clock lpuching 4
Whtk"sat5, ksnasha. Racine, MAwaukte SHeh,,yEat
: Manitnw8t Two Rivers and Markiua,
IL INhETS through OF t. an, POINT Oh Il,
rdltc can b. obtained IN h,,sr the B,ats ~ ri IN
CsmpanN'~ ofhns, IFS South Water street Chicag,
For ihrther inf-tmntien anliy on board 81 10
GODFREY BRYANT
PArssnstr As,ni, a. cos
HAS n nrtit. Proprietor ,nI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23

New Musical Work by G.F. Root.
The Sabbath boil:
n,Hiswort MI. place hitherto vacant fhe sc
i iectiun 81 tame, i eNcecui. Also arranged by
hem selves old tunes especially foT prayer aDi social
meetings
A ine seco,iOn oi gir.,- f.r opening and olosins
ervic.s special uccasitn-, &c. Also Chants for E.
iscppal service aud last but not least 100 pases
evoted To INSTRUCTIONS and exercises which max II
invaluable Tor tn. Teacher We intend ~ all time ~
be supplied with the work by the quantity. Ord,rs
solicited. COPIES sent tpp>tagr fre on ID" receipt Of
o. 1.-THE retail pyicc Tcachers Choristers AMI Musl-
clans are requested 10 examine the work
Published Ia New York hy Mason b Bro, and To-
sale BY II PORTER BRO,
(augi4dwt Rock Island
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23
Collector.

IONS I'll win attend 10 ILe ,tll,,ituA i "a. b..
- ''h -nh-rfifih.fiN fct NewspsIa sui ~ t..u
rr't Agency business Once 10 ptr Huyiiu.
Itffst ;" burrows Ptettymau CH.k 3 putnu
fatsl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23

TIL !. g. ,"rtiiy, that one yesf ago vas quit<
gray aud my hair thin upon the top u my head
hat oarad IL, cutIrr loss. In this condition app
pi'dtur ahd obtain"ia bottle nf Prof. woods Res
i"rstivt aud before had used one quart bottle TIL
gay harF lad entirely disappeared and II had the
'u'd M HH ar :" b" a. fun usual and II assumed
hyts' appearance, apparently more beautiful tina
eyer y was h'furr d. Therefore, ehe.rfnlIy recon-
M nj a. all ,hnse ladis who value BEAUTIFUL h.a
~ hit "tl also state that nse II now. accssion
ailN 10 w healthy and basutifNinR Elects
SARAH Y BNDMN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23
STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IOWA OCTOBER g. 1856
/ INSURANCE ADVERTIEMENTS

~ RNEf ). GILBERT HENRY CHAPMAN,
GEORGE HUI.N
kpNt NJ eANflELD. Pes HENRY BANDIT. SEC.
HENkI Chaplain, Treas'T.
"iLBLkr Genersl Agent and Surveyor
The Company VA utpauized On tue nth day Of
March. 1854 under Special Charter from the
L"gtsiatuf, II Illinois and bu.ues- enced under
The meet favor abb auspice2 lts ement has
Ten ulan irbi aud rniiatl, basis and "a OF
~ stability, soundness aud y fmsnsey ranks a. one
o tn nrst Insurance G.mpanies rs tn country. To
ftJse desifUu, OF protecting thsIsstes against loss
daIaae by Fire psrlls VI tn they Des leave
REFERENCES
Mes.rS stnn. & Witt Cleveland, D
Williams Auery, Chicsao
Norton d Brother
Stone Il BJonirr
Durand Pre-, kaem. n Mise Ksnrosi
Grn {, No.thtup .ssh'r kae. CO Bank
VIM Lynd-. Es4 Milwaukte
J q. Como. K.q Racine
Henry fsrnam, Pre,'t ChiesgoA II / Ksllrosd
ellie IT Cab Com bank, Chicago
Dan 7 hhVsies, E,4 Cleveland. u
Hon john q Bte,ln, Treas'r u STATE. Columbus
Tho Campbell, Es4 Springfield III
Hon. X. ChaH.teIiin, ST L7ui.4 NJ
Messts Wad-worth W-s n Seycsmur., Chicago
Messrs II Bufch y Co. Chcaga Bsak
Hon VIM. Melill Governor II Ohu
Mrssss e. " Slz.t n CO Choaeo
judd, Smith y p att, Dixon ~
Wan Blanchard Esq MORN III
Hon VIM. TTevitt S.e's IT State, COLUMBUS, ~
Messrs G b y { Cook * Co., Rockford III
II Wheeler. & Son, Aurora
Nesmish c. =, E-q Buffalo, y
VIM. Fundy Rstl Springfield
Hon W Brrlty, Judge Jupren. Court Man tieid
OHIO
6eu I Cum Springfield, I'll
Richard tvers E,i Ct Lou NJ.
FIELD,
Agent At Davenport and Rock Island
OFFICE Davenport, at thu STATE DEMocRA
oilior, Post ofice builiing BsadS Street
tuh ) u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23
SARAH y BROWN

Chicago .NHy ! 1851
haE n-'d Professor Wood's Hair Restorative ID
I'tld aitaht4g" " pew nts the hair rrem tsllIu(
out, give u gloss aud sofiness very desirable
The frw rraF hair Ind, have entirely disappaa ~.
OH ~ ~ my fam'i, have used II. and concur witbr
ia pronouu"inr u al Il processes 10 he
HENRY A. CLARK Michigan Avennr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23

Pttche- blssChci
and brown Cotton
cra,hrs, * p"ccs upon pieces aud at puce, t,
autt THE MILLION
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23
GOODRICH, WHEELER 4 YANTIS,
Forwarding 4 Commission

"a'ehouss oppos1fs RAD Road Depot
DA VENPORT IOWA
nkALkkS in GIaiu. Flour. Sail, @ s,ent and sl
Dknds Of Farm Produc.
Orders solicited and attended t. with di,p.t,b for
The phrchase or sale II Produce n, tins and oth.r
/ rket-
Our facilities are ampi- Tor thu, storage. ~ Gram
aud produce
LibtIal Cash advance ,air On c,us,.nu4n,.
when desired.
SPECIAL attention peid 10 r,cs,,tug and trw.,l,us
gods By Railroad, River
thAages at established rates
June23dly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23

400 ntsaa "nArr'N" rArkn "-.fr1
WV tifa-. tnt all b.
PpRfItH haG
ScHcEnd Ntscnts
4 Fsa not. ih..rr 4. Il ~
me- I'll naIYktIA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23

DROFESSoR LEE, would respectfully gls'
i notice to his friends and tn citizens of pavon
port, that h. Will open and s.i,ct school Tor in
struction la Dancing and Watkins la all the hr.n1t
10 Ia fejervRry's Hall, ON Second stre.t b-twc'
Brady and Perry, on THURSDAY, the 18th of Oetoh.r
instant ~ continue each succeeding ru, sjay ant
Thursday during the season.
Hours Of instruction Tor YOUNG Lsdics aud Mas
tets and Misses, from a. b p N
Gentlsmen, from 10 TOP. NJ
Ar lee lrdges himself to devote hs hest pxeI
tions 60 the care and nstru,tion Il those whv ma,
favor him with their patronagr
TEAMT.-For Young Ladies. Masters and Misses
SSuttcuch u w
Refer TO Mr. {. II. Pricket. NJ 4 IL Claire Row
octo-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23

d. q. WOOD Su have ussd nearly tire
bottles Of YOU Hair Restorative, and have found I'D
-c very satisfactory n has entirely destroyed all
iandrun fruui my head ami restored my hair TO its
Original CnlU wbi't bad become quite gray
WIN TRUsDAIE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23

sV Sold at lt Market s,ieet, 81 Louis, Mo, ovs
broadway, New York, AID by all Druggists every
where All kinds Of family patent medicines for sale
the best possible terms at Prof Woods establish
m.ht ia Market street.. 81. Louis.
SD here by all the Druggists aud BY ali tnpals
Druggists everywhere JyiSi-,w-wl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23
WEAR GOOD CLOTHES,
AND BUY THEN AT TIE
new CLOTHING STORE,
Brady ST., between Fourth and Firth.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Gents Furnishing Goods.

Is abundant, comprising everything wished for in
Gentleman's Dressing Room. These articles are Of
superior manufacture, and will give complete salts
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-05
SONEE PUMPKINS
Corn Meal,

Corn Meal.
A 8 good as anybodys, at D. G. RUMsEY's
Hurra for BuckmOre s. FilEiDgham
= PEAKlNG of Ham, havea lot of very choice ONES, for
> sale low at D. G. RUMSEYS.
"O'er the Lake where dropped the WILLOW"
LARGE lot o. Mark Baskets Of all sizes, made from
y this same Willow, so said,'' for sale by
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-05
Pittsburgh Coal and Coke.
law Nofica
The Annual State Fair,

7'HE Annus state Fair Of the TrEEEssEE AsSouL
i TUEAL BUREAU will be held tbs State Fair Grounds
Nashville commencing on
MONDAY, he 18th Day Of October next.
and continuing during week. liberal list Of premiums
offered ard competition Is desired in ali the different
bran hes Of gricultura Mechanical ard Household In
dusty ami domestic Animals The premium ist, with tie
isi Of Ju ge aud The general regulations Of the Fair, will
BE- IN pamphlets firm IL be prepared
and To- wsrded to those desiFing copies. Il
This general notice u Intended 20 advise the farmers end
mechanics o. the State u the te and place Of the Far
them that the arrAng ment, the Bureaus
grou d FOR the accommodation Of exhibitors md visitors
will ne the hest prepared similar occasion In this
State. and the premium list liberal
By Ordsr OF the bureau. L. @ EASTMAN,
iuyi5-n Secretary.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-05
I have something sweet TO sell you,
The Bottle you may keep!

4 SEQUEL TO I'VE Fly" being direct descendant OF
n Nectar the heather gods used hen they got
spree and kicked the Of the skies in 49,
that TINE. For sale low down." considering the quality
d G. RUMSEY.
Nora BESR-"Corn Metre. No connection with Land
Agencies
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EXpress NOfice.
ssSsS IsS 800 kyasS - essS:s
FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE 40 SkHIPPEKS,
nv savannah tn Nashville

A the Mas vile and Chattanooga Railroad Company
n have notified and reminded the Central Railroad Com
snies OF &c rgia, Of their not
TO have been noticed recognized hand bills Of
that Company recently distTibuied city We take
this method u informing the Merchants and Shippers by
tn hnr at he rate viii be 81 IS for 100 lbs
goods and tot IS the grand bills represent; ~ IS 10
the through first goods from the sea-
ward TO Nashville but ISIS hect the variation Of 10 cts
Id IL IN sumner and q, ductiod Of 10 PEI 100
m Winter Which makes the per advertisement,
tlS5 from june 20 Dscember AID 81 from Dec June.
n. ANDt RSON,
.iune21 SUPERINTENDENT
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To AZ he Fssfsrn eillss-


Three daily Fsstern Trains A. y 10 ~, and 81 y.
Writ fRAiN-Clrseiaue. Pissshurg. stsubsnsiie and
Whssar. LrainF kxprrss, leaves Chemist a. o'clock
far ~ tie k-stsrn ctes so Detroit via Cleveland,
SpFies6d wiEinetoh, Cyelsse, Lancaster aad Lsnes-
vie Chiieeh~ aHd Athsns his ssops bets een Gin
nnat And Co unbas =, oEsland Aorvw xenia and Loa.
don onlv-
-sc0ND TRAIs-csvslauA Pitt.bsry and Wheeling N
prs NAH lesve- CnrunNf Al ~ oeck ~, via Ceye-
and Pif1buFa 900 HheI or al ne Eastern cites fhs
rsn steps AZ al the points bstssen cncinnAn and Coa-
eus
THIRD RaIN--Aucomrodsticu. Leaves cisrtnr att a.
asa o'c,oet fpringaeid, Wilmington, creevhle
ard Larcsster Chinc1fi ard ilIeboroesh IhB VAN
sious Al pta BET ncinnst and epi lr Eneld.
FnCRfH RAIN-clevci. al and Piifshn Nehs kx2fess
leaves Cineraat oork vi@ Cleveland and fst,s-
hur r Al III Estsra cite. This train steps a. All points
ketpeen CiaciDn.ti ana Conmkus
one Fraln 81 snnlay 50 ocock ?. ~, for counees
Trains rua - Ceanbns fueI ainuses hsser inAn Tn
Fare a. Low as BY any ether Roate.
EOR THROUGH riCkETs,
And Al nforaon. pesse afpll a. The emess 20 Selnes
Hsa.s sesosd Nssi q sins street.; No III seson
souss nndng and cd once, souhssst eornsr q broaa-
uAg and FROST srret opposite sSeaesr Hooss 81 a. Ne
Kastsrn fLitfle nlaHl DeFet, Atst Front llees -
O1srs ksars era ~ 4. N. ania ~ Z.
4 fuE OnN7BUs LINE
cans a. Passengers Al Ne principal Ao.r ~ saen ena
ssery srain - leaving dFectons Al eEhss ne eoose
,ces u ~ passengers n ~ pers 81 ae ey wa
-, ~. lmsv9Tl =. a RCdaisS ceeaae,er.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-05
A CAKR u.

AM anufacturing daily my Eclipse Stove Foundry
in this city good assortment Of STOVES AND hOL-
LOW-WARt viz: Ovens Pots, skets and Lids, SadIrons
and Andirons Of different patterns for the wholesale and
vail trade, a. small profits
Also Tin Copper Sheet Iron Ware ofthe best quality,
at lev figures FIRE char Der It's Of Brittania War
and Nc. Refrigerator, OF hand for sale low.
Particular attention paj to Roofing and Gut eng win
Tin or CopVer
Old Copper Pewter, Brass and Scrap Iron taken in
exchange hr my manufactures.
II P DORRIS
jysO-6m No. College 81 near Church st
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-05
TELEGRAPH.

rJNHE Augusta Atlanta Nashville Telegraph Line is
working through Augusta, Ga, where 1t connects
with other Lines running North East and SOuth The line
good repair through from Nashville to Augusta
and expec, keep future We shall e deavor to
put all bus fer this Line hrourh in the shortest time
possible expect be able to give general satisfaction.
nsY5-u @. c. CLUTE Sup't
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-05

A. C. g. A. B. BEECH
No. 40 COLLEGE ST., NASHVILLE,
HAVE ssc-iyea very large and vel selected stock
IL STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
And CARPETS for 1856.
Dress GOOd
Fine Bsreee Roses-new styles
Organize Robes
Rich Striped and Plaid 81 ks;
Pain silks for Event, Dresses and Msntles
Bsreges, Plain, striped, a. Plaid;
Large 70. cheap heap M asn5.;
EMBROIDERED GOODS
large assortment Of JscOnet aud Swiss Flouneings;
Embroidered swiss and JacOnet collars;
Collars and Sleeves to match;
Large assortment Misses Collars;
Transfer Work snd Embroidered Skirts.
KID GLOVES.
Bsjou's make a large stock.
NPRING mANTLES.
Embroidered Black and Whice silk Mantles;
ooored Nantes, variety sty,es-Prices from eSto s25
Moss Trimmed Nantes.
Trimmings Fer DRESSES,
Handsome OF Bonnet Ribbons;
I" Moss Trimming and Frnges;
Large Black Velvet Ribbons.
HOSIERY.
good assortment Of Ladies' white black and cOOred
Also, good assortment of Misses and ohidreu's Hose
Large lot entlemsn's Cotton and silk Half Hose.~-
GentIemen's Goods.
Handsome assortment French Linens;
{" /" BLACK and la9ey FRI cs esa. Ssrs'i
Linen Duck-good assortm Mt;
Plain and Check Cas- imere, fol Bos s. wear;
Cravats shirt Collars, Drawers, Kid Gloves
CURTAIN DAMASKS.
In Satin and Wool-new patterns
Handsome Lace and embroidered Muslin Curtains;
LARGE lot Curtain Muslin.
Carpets and House-Furnishing Goods.
hin 4-4,h YelveJ 0arpetDg,
IA and Z Brusser do;
Ply Carpeting-new STYLES;
Good assortment Rugs Mats DrugCets A. 81 and Ga
Check and White Canton Mating.
Also, a large stock cf cheap carpets;
A, 4, and u Floor nil Cloths;
Heavy Goods for Car Co eTngs;
ply Cotton Ducks los inches vide These Goods
furnish from % to $50 inch, S vide
We have large OF Plain plaid and Striped 0sna-
burgs, very heavy.
We have GooGs the right width f. Wagon Sheets and
Tent Cioths
Those visiting Nashville would do well give a can be-
buying. apl2l A. G. A. y BEECH.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-05
Removal Extraordinary.

0AiSa 70 he recent burning sas q Ne &c
" carbsf e1rner, thf FutrrAi Enfsr AZ 49,
nesferek STREET, betwera SoBrer and Cherry siFeeEf.
ne hsass forn-rig eseulcd - crAa klssphsrd
carsiaF Ware Room, whsse - 4 prepared % atend
sssryshiag n vAJ q faasr4 UBdsFtAtins. a. ssaal
lyit-u
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-05
Facts About Ambrotypes.

mBRUrHPfS seFe "fasYpdsccd" in Nashville
~ ~ A BARCONBE
AmbrotYpes are made hire Ia Nashville thaa az
tie Ambrofype Rooms. No t8cnRese So
Ambrof, PCS as ~ dnub- Plate gtsss, hefmsst
eAy seacd and thus protected Against al po>sshiy 81 In
JURY
mnrotype count-Ffsits made On snris gas. not
sealed and aaFAhs ordinary dsE1errsotype
Anbrufypaa namel ~ nc haven't % sisi gae
then hon ~ cther pictefe othersen eorras hs nans
uud apoly Il 70 srior pctrs Nkch Acks Ne main
uoInts ~ an Amhsaaypss-tsne and durability ebi8
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-05

TAKEN this spring from the apary Of Dr. 7. B. Hamln
i also a specimen Of the Hives used will be exhibited
ree at all reasonable hours which price will be aided
81 oud be the {" DannouS" wish of portion OF the
di, nce, for particulars call and see it at
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-06-25
Six Reasons for Planting an Orch ard

lSt. Would you leave an Inheritance to your
children, plant orchard. No other invest
ment of money and labor VIII be more prof
table.
End. Would you make home the abode of
the social virtues, plant an orchard. Nothing
better promotes among neighbors a feeling of
kindness and good will than treat Of good
fruit often repeated
Sd. Would you remove from your children
the strongest temptation to steal, plant an or
chard If children cannot obtain fruit at home
they are very apt to steal it; and when they
have learned to steal fruit. they are in a fair
way to steal horses.
4th. Would you cultivate a thankfulneSs to-
wards the Givet of all good, plant an orchard.
BY having constantly before you one of the
greatest blessings TO men, you must be hard
ened indeed if you are not Influenced by q
spirit OF humility and thankfulness.
5th. Would you have your children love
their homes, respect their parents while living
and venerate their memory when dead, in all
wanderings look back upon the home OF their
youth as sacred spot, an oasis in the great
wilderness of the world then plant an orchard.
9th. In short if you wish to avail yourselves
of the blessings of q bouutiful Providence,
which are within your reach, you must plant
an orchard. And when YOU do it, see that You
plant good fruit Don't plant crab apple trees,
nor Indian peaches, the best are the cheapest.