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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-30

l.. B. NICHOLS. M. d..
0MEoPATHIO PHYSICIAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE l12 MAIN 81 CPEIoE MN,
FROM Ito ., AND TO O'CLOCK p M.
Worcester, Oct. 90. 1858.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-30

No other business of Importance was transact
ed in the House, Friday forenoon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-30

s~Os H TILLOTSON,
ATTORNEY s COUNSELLOR At Law,
No 8, Brinley Hall,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-30

JAMES -. WILLIAMS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
No. els Main Street,
al WORCESTER, MASS. div
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-22
The ssLnnn Sinrn

The Chemical Bank is the only one of
the three score banks of the city of New
York, that continues to pay specie. The
N. Y. Mirror of the 10th says in regard
to this Institution
"The o ,rsistercy Of the Chemical Bank in tW ice
resisting the prOgr of panics and paving specie
through two susp nsiOns, is naIur H. much AL uiF
ed It's course is in triking contrast with the 9th
great money l,ndlng establishment in the citS.
Thos WHO have su pended, enc. at It n family
Bsnk-a private kin Of thing; hut it is pity
had not ''mOre of the same sort" Il is of our
rich"at. most successful and most MON y making
institutions. The reason is that il has not out
of its regular business, and this tact has attracted
towards il deposits aud tn cont lence Of Glass
of wealthy mn. LIT The other Banks Of the itI
initiate the mtuag IN ut of thu Chemical Bank,
and shall never have another sP -nsion OF
sp, Gle p rymrnts."
1t would appear from this that there is
method of banking, which, if adopted,
can withstand sny amount of pressure, and
laugh to scOrn the strongest siege of specie
mongers We should be gratifed to see
an explanation of it, Possibly some of
the many astute writer's who figure on
banks aud banking in the Union and amer
lean can give the inquiring publ eight.
Shall they not have it.?
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-22
LEGISLATURE OF TENNESSEE.
SENATE.
m...ran.x Oct O. 1871.

WEDNESDAY, Oct "a 1909
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
Nj Hill. from the Co.nsistee Oh WaEs and
Nesoa, reeomm.nsrd the rejecliou o. Senate pm
dire cfs,ry 10 she Comp'roll T
ST.. Wright srnin Privsa- IneorDoratlans, recon-
nended pass pc OF S nate Bin to ineorporate South
srn Muiual Lii, Insurance Co OF u wph-.
VIZ BulieB Introduced resolution TO let hfsis
for NiddI Tennessee on Mon as, SotR,
r Ssnase re- outi0n DIRECTORY to the C5mmittPe on
Petift utaFs 70 puri bill 10 rretrd 70 p,Faitl
Tor offences, was amended by subsituting Jodici :
~ Co mirtee and Adopted.
SIR. Davis from Internal Improvement eosH'-
ee ported nat Bill for the bei'eht OF the z 81
7. IN ssee ana Virgins r 'ilro d COMPANY, WITH
an ameldmcnf ana recommended its pAssage-
imminent ad pr d.
Mr Brateher. from New Count and County
Lin 3 reported bills IN pursuance Of p htiOn. TO
| r sn-ieT c. IL us of s;-mp,ah 20 Seot.
nat B Dire. Jig tn Tres~ur-r TO rec I've
utiasof Fr Bank for taxp-.@r p"rte'i against
| The Commitr = was scusssd 1t some lFngth.
| : Me-. iiii ffered amendment sproVlil"g that
toe per AMI mill, e ct the m nh rs OF the
@ IA, raj Ass nj i shall be paid Il FIR Bank mo-
| ney ste-
| Mr WcCorDoi o propo-et amend the amend
mcnt nv qpiring otrI and bosrolns house p
r., ? roaas aud San9y rter 70 t'kv the same
tuneaey. Ruied out
| 90 notion nv Nr. Hzi>k n the i'll ~as commit.
t,dto the Conn istee on *, ~ith SIR. hills g
l N. ndment
| The bill for the b.n,fit of the E st Tennessee
ana Virgins r ,ilrOa ), herizng the issuance o
bonds heretofore provided tor. ia adva'c- of thf
time provided by law in order TO fa-ilit te the
| compl. ton of cOarpcts for iron Tn" bill as Dis
cossed 1t some length, ana passed resoipg, yea
| IA, s.
| Mr.. fluff presented the report of the Sup riu
| tenit Mt OF the Prntcntary. Order Printed ant
| !. {. FRED
Also. port of Mr.. r J Neig= on the Code
| Ord RET printed and r frred
Notion 10 cnn-iter the vote TO print ent red
| ACj0urneO TO 10 A. VI t0-morroS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-22
Cen. WRIkar.

The New York correspondent of the Richmond
Sputh, in alluding to the prospects and movements
OF General Walker and his followers remarks -
''Snce have been in New York, have had an
opportunity of gathering some little general news;
aud have obtained, especially from private sour
ces, some interesting intelligence 10 relation to Nj
ciragua matters aud the movem nts OF Gen. Walk
or. l am not at liberty TO communicate C, rtain
portions of this iufornatIOn, to give details OF
the conversations here. You may rsst satisfied,
however, that the second xpedition OF Gen. Walk
er Is being prepared on q scale commensurate with
It's Importance, and is already matur,d beyond the
possibility OF being crushed at into nsigni.
canoe II the government is resolved to inter.
cept the expedition, it has before itself diff.
cult task, which it may have, in the end, to rsliu-
quish. Walker has ami means enough already
At his command for the regeneration OF Central
Ameri a. There not less than three thousand
who stand at this moment ready 10 do his
bidding. The fund which has been collected for
the purposes of the expeditions, principally in the
Southern States, is said to amount to consdertb ly
over two hundred thousand dollars, and is on de-
post in Southern bank, where it is safe from the
trials aud temptations of the hard times"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-22

ty whose lanes are stereotype in the list of re-
turns made to the cfice Of the Marshal OF police.
These men parade the streets with their concealed
weapons. against which their is no Law. The ar
rest OF one of them. howeyrr notorious IL the eli
pal Tor a grTefal Fsllg Of The croWd- Of admiring
frlenps, Who are ready 70 offer a. y amount OF bal
vhieh may De required for their 7. lease. In case
o. one OF t'e mot active of this gang, the az re
este % 9 eurits known 70 be available, would q
mount to thou ands, had it been quired by thu
court. NO sooner are IN. released than they are
again upon thr streets, and similar results take
pace: ne h~y0r and police can do nor
man nand them ov to D. dealt With nv tie civil
autnofities. The character of the bail VOLUNTEERED
0n THESE occasioGs, may be ascert 4iusd Z the
proper ofh"Ps wher the securities are daily rssi~
tsrsd, ~ vii sufi enGIy explain the sincerity OF
.'e democratic party. when they xprrss concern
iof me preservation Of thr peac~ of tie civ. j.
- WORTHY OF note, evidence of the activity
.''f pr sent municipal government that the ar
eHtS mae since the OFgaHiz zion of the present po-
&c corps, have more than doubled the results OF
""y 'Orh-r years
On me recent &c asion of the disgrsc full riot in
the Ficrpy of one of The proninI fsn iD.s noDs e
= O'morF4tic criH-armed srd equipped hailing
rom mat stronghold OF wi = ness, cred upon an
ohsusp-'ting crOWd-and after thrO~ ing ml-siles
upon the hesas OF the Police, abandoned thrir
mouse, oy making fh ir ekcsp over the roofs of the
antoIhlng dwellings, The Mayor in directing il 10
Or closed IN order to prevent r CUR Of such
uTEF &c IOl proceedings, treated as usual with
IN" u gu lih-d abuse and pronunciation of tn Den
| o ratio press - -7
These are but fw Of the numerous exampl $
10 which We could rrf-F, 10 show how the pFof--
S'ohs OF the DeHO r4tie party are o ne tlrd up
on "a th'lr anxious sOicHude for tn peace and
eood morals of the city. Tn. ir condition OF
mop less dsorgshzatiop viii flrth.r illustrate the
Hesperation to which thev ar dIiv. n. We have
i sen a member Cf t-eiF party struck down at q
ies i've meeting, by the hand OF asa"ci te. We
nave seen the public Offices desradrO b. unworthy
occupants We have seen convention composed
OF tue sci Ct men OF their parry represe nting aII
sections OF the CITY, hr, aking OPP IN disgrscefuI
Flot and Ihro" ins thems, ", from the windows OF
! ,h' IL onDcil chsmb-t in Wild eonfnrioD; aud we
| we seem COVE ton OF the State AT large assem-
| oltd IN tn" city of Baltimore, and eBscting tn.
farce OF recomn nding for the gubeFnateIial chair
N who claimed to b. long to q different Org4ni
ziton' without representative from the City &c
giVe ss urancr of shtir acquiesc, nee.
Whilst the sham democracy thus uphold
their rowdies and rufians, what better car
be expected than riots and murders at cleo
ton times in Baltimore? The scenes which
have disgraced the city must continue IN
til the people of all parties rise in the
majesty and vindicate the laws. Let u
hope that this day is not distant.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-22
Election OF United STATES senator

The readers of the PATRIOT will be as
tonished to learn that the resolution provi-
ding for the election of a Senator to sue
coed Mr.. Bell, was adopted by the Senate
a0ithOut discussion! What could have been
the reason? Are those who are opposed
to this unusual and impolitic step, of elect
ing Senator nearly two years in advance
of the occurrence of a vacancy, unable to
give the reasons for the faitIrthat is with
in them?" Are Americans ready to bow
in silent submission to the usurpations of
the majority? Tell US not so. Let our
side of the question be heard and vindicat-
ed. Let the people of Tennessee know to
what extremes the infatuation of party
the lust of ofice-is Fastening the sham
democracy
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-22

THE INTERPRETATIONS BETwEES THE RUssI,H
GovERNNeSr AND Coz. CoLT.-The Springfield Re-
pahlicsn SAYS:
l. 1855. Col. Samuel Colt of Hartford, went to
| Rus J., AMI after his rrturn ent.r-d into
Feantrsct 20 deliver large quantity ef Minnie
/ ri9 at certain points in Russia Tlsv Wrr- not
delivered, and he inpat- d tn f4ua to that gov
ram NJ, and claimed large SUN as ,mases. The
Russian: gov, rnment consented to submit the mat
| Ter 20 arbiirttOrs, 20 b. chosen among his Own
countrym a. and to have the tried at srtiord .
| Col. Cooper, of the UUitef States army; Hon. L.
| P Wal 10 one OF the Jadgss OF Ihe Supreme Court
| OF Connrc'icut; aud Hon. George Hiillrd. Of
Boston, Wer- agrs. d upon as arhifr4toFs r. A
Chapman, OF this city, counsel for tn RassiaH
COVE nmeut, sud Ww. w. 6 ton, OF H4rtfor :, US
COUNSEL tor Colt. To hearing vas finished on
| "Wednesday ! 81, an Thursday the arbilrators
made 81 swaEd against Col. Colt The Hb,-r4lisy Of
the Russian gov nt in this affair is in remark
able contrast with the conduct OF our Congr, s.
/ which will NOT consent 70 be bound even BY the
d. cisiOn Of its own Court Of Claims SO f.rss sc
know, Il is the FIRST in which any government
'ver co.'s nsed 70 rvfsF private elsin % srbitrs
tors. Under our government, Inrritorioas claim
ant- suii greet justice for want OF simple aud
i'ir mole VI p oceedlng ike this-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-22

The Stamford Advoeats says: at l. certainly
with pleasure that W. announces the probable fact
that P. t. Blrnum is again on hi gs;' tn It be is
to-tav, richer than he before his con-
nection with tn Clock Company. Il is
said that he has bought all the clau against lin
s-lf for from Eve TO twenty-6ve CENTS on the dol
lr. with the xc pti1n OF me $l5 900 held in
and about Osnhuiy ~ he will prob suly have 10
pay in full The whole of the vast properly as
signed by him for tn benefit Of hi- ere ors has
again pa sed into his hands. and h. is now re- flrn-
ishing re-6ing Tranist,n' ia gooi style for hIs
futur- perm tnent r.siIencen
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-22

Hos. NATHAN Appleton, Of Boston, Is out In an-
other letter, denunciatory Of the New York Banks,
the prime cause Of ell our present monetary mis-
fortunes. The writer says:
''The New Y TX banks have been acting nader
q panic, and that panic they have communicated to
others, until tsere is almost total loss OF einh
dence. The consequences are before as IN the
paralysis Of ell trade from Bangor to New Orleans
the stoppage Of banks through a great part Of the
United States, the stoppage Of factories, tina dis
charge Of thousands of labor r., she Inability TO
bring large crops OF produce 10 Market the ru-
inOus rate OF two or three per cent month oh the
suong Il paper, Tunous depre' stion IN the price
OF all Stock aud even GU exc iAnge on London.
Ia my whole Exp tivner lave IA yer ku0sn a cf-
ss so severe as the pr sent, and, must say, 90
wholly uncAlied for" -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-22
NicaraRua Amir.

" AbHINGIOh, OCT. TO.
Mr.. IIiasari, who elaine TO representthe de Jacto
Government OF Nicaragua, has realized the uncer-
tantp of human hopes A few days ago iG seemed
to br asettled thing that he 10 be received and
bis Government recognized st once He vas una
b. however to present satisfactory credentials and
ell his hopes blasted. Il is his purpos, 10 re-
turn to Central America by the steamer Of the Goth
and there Is little probability that ANYBODY will be
eeiVed here as & representative of Nicaragua un-
Gil Gen. Walker shall have sent a canai late, or the
Administration becomes better satisfied than AZ
p esent that he will TAIL 10 the effort to Americauizs
his adopted country"
The story OF treaty having been agreed upon
by the CABINET reViving the old Accessory Transit
Grant without the slightest foundation.
~ Y TSIaes.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-22

~ The latest .dvie-s iram oh ri = s1mn are
d''rd Hei lrarg. SPIT II. a btsa' got sell
, {, bat he he's ''s-su much aud g.infI ~ con
SANITY" II sers Am-riean politi = in distsns
per Pectivr and he eegs bis rieud- to bs assured
that he viii cone hone. ''uot Oniv ~ith renewed
str-ngth, bat Si1h renewed determination 90 eise
himself 10 our great cause" There u good rra-oa
70 hriieve Ihat NJ. Somsers case Is chronic. &c
has ben getting better every DAP since he vent
70 Europe, be says, and having been ROBUST man
10 hsreh ias, whrn he lets this country. be ought
TO be ''ruaeiy healthy" nov Die case aust 5a an
los resting one TO gbs Faculty.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-22

OHIo ELKorIoN.-The Dem Gratis have car
ried the Legislature of Ohio, but it seems pro-
bable that Ohase, Republican, is elected G we
nor by 5OOsto 1000 maj ,rity. We are glad TO
see this indication Of the breaking up of the
Republican Party, although it appears that
the delinquent Republicans have joined their
allies of the sham democracy.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-22
Fealth Of Am 9rican " men.

From he EeaO York Daily NetOs editor ALL
'we desire car on to = let fro D Joshua
y Bridge, Ths He h OF ne rican WOner in another
column He treat the SUI ject in able and his
SIKH a met'cA j de neHt mav b. re e upOu.'
From ne Albany Morning ga.press
"M,-shsl UterGe athohcou h Or v~d u be thy ss
vaHa' lie as Z claimed be in est made
ev med item and others D.. Rr'd s. regul
PHI scia' Of dne attEi mt OF great ildg'
ment and d. cf mat on, diciou and en-.
tui prs t'oner IN all dis ealy those Of
and children"
r. From Physicians.
'Msrsha's Uterine C4taoicnn siI cert ainy cure all
N disease for hch it is eTne0ded.
Is here is euicne Il il 10 this country -
ain the VoF e have win Narshalts Ute.
rine CathOl con serisi snd safe r,medy -
kARSHALL's TERISE CAT OLICON
Is u1he>itatingiy offered ttb ,dy tor Il those
Complaints 70 which ~ ry is Ii ME, Shich
GalN affect Re nd Il vel the no iv. 81 that 10
Thick. talk alike Of suffering II
not Of 'mPos hi the com aiuls which the
at oil c1n remedy. Falling Of the W" h, ~ hi e..
-uDui Ell, Irregu e. or ,inall en- alton Boa ing
| d NINA ions AID sease> of he Hi Urinarv
Fg "a entiOn Incontine' ce OF Urine, tar m,
Co>iiVene Nervous fAintngs, PalP atom ramps,
u stuFbed 81 ep, and all u6e athletic
Coantc ed 18th the uteTE gan.
L es no troubled " h any Of he alto symp
tom " WITH sIine liver lung compsi At, invited
% u>e thi med ne, it'll n that heg viii
hnd relief MArshalFs Uterine CahCl con quac
medicine, hut its ng edi- Ia been made EnO~I 70
th' ed cal College aud hey Al the service Of any
resD@c ahl phg-Iet n he >
The price of R4RSHALUS UTERINE ca THOLE
| CON, Is me LO1tar and Hdgr per bOaEe.
INK. vi UKF ZIE,
A ITafeub rg Co.,
Oet2l. For TeInasse A!ab una and 1eo gia.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-22
.. A CO. % DE G .Ives.on OiviIiaan ION

H- A letter to the Galveston Civilian from
its travelling correspondent, dated Woodville,
Sept %, says:
A recent enterprise in Jssper county is cres,
ting a greIt sensation. Flnri Ia tnbtcc) Is rails
I'd there 20 great siissntage. A man realized
from the product of three 4crss upwards of
$1,000, and many are cultivsting it on lar
ger scale Il is 10 demand for cigar wrappers
10 the New York market The soil aud eli
mate seem particularly adapted to its culture.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-22

~A Nav York paper says that good ma
ny unfortunate merchants OF that city seem
disposed to take to hard drink. Do they ex-
pect TO relieve the tghtness If he IN Iney mar
ket by getting light the'ns lvasa
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-22

CS Gov BRoWN, the Pnstma-t, General is az
nabiy decide, Will ere, site for th" Post Or
A.. He is determined to avoid the advice of
chqars and the opportunities of specularorsi and
lect the location b. Sc adapted the pre-ent ami
fufur- wants of this great and growing CITY,
Y Mirror
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-22

DR.. BAUMBAcKii his travels on the Cape of Goo 4
Hope SAYS: / found very f, gu ntv amOug the
D. Oh Doors OF the back count = Agpr's CHERRY
PectoTal. which they keep hung up 0y thong q
round the neck OF tn bottle to a Peg over their
hamnOrks Indeed this seems to b.. their sole.
pro, ectUn against b. throat and lung Disorders
witch Quit prevalent among them ! thong {
it speaking 'mm ut on the practical 2 uius of
the Am rcan peopl-. that they should furnisa the
-tpl, hrliev the ONLY remedy this people buy
to use. Asking if tn y used thu same manuf,e =
tur. Pill, they ID me thsr ttgr purg4tives
grew all around tn m than any poly could pr
"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-22

"a & GOODWIN gould fasss in-i ate to me la
- dies and ntlemeu Of Nashville and We nit th2'
rs : epnd es o. will co mence on Saturday ~foher
70 at his 10 CJIieFe street All the d heren'
STYLE OF sncng vi BE- t. pht, the with IL
tu' waltz Ia Co k MAJ arrarg n, which
no IN fashiOn with he hFst society md ether
ca lta' Of Eurone. cas- Of gen ene1 eli commence
on ursday at o'.lOck, P. CotiDOn p ri-s every
Thursday Oet22 #
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-22
NEW BOOKS.

y II ~ UNJ' FNos
o'TITs. Ry he su' hor Of the Initials"
THE FLNNTFRS' DAUGHTE Tale Of louisiana.
GUY LIvINGsTON; Or, Thorough.
THINE AND NINE; O.. The ste Mothers Reward.
NnTHIN G To SAY. Do sticks.
THE GREYsoN LETT RS. y berry FOrers.
THF WORLD N POCKFT
Essays IN BIaGRA Apply AND CRITICISM.
IMPORTATION ABOUT TEXAS Rrahan.
THE poop BOY A y MFBCH MT PRINCE.
TUCKFs's "IsTO9Y or UNITED STATE.
MABEL VAUGHAN. BY the author Of Lampighter.
For ale BY CHARLFs W. sNIrH
&C u. Il ouepe street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-22
SMerIMs Sic.

PY vir ne Of ex-cation AMI Orde OF sale III
- reeed from JOSH h Ferris. ESQ ia ia or OF o. q
Brown agains B II Moore viii on ne I4th day Of
Sngembe next to ale, at the resd OF James
Miller, dgehe Nashville the highe b Id
al the interest right that Joseph
n a negro tmed Htrr,e and her tWo
childr Mary la il he ng the thereof aid
petty will be sold TO iSfv said and
Of ale. Sale wi hin leg hours
JK. ErMDNDsON, sh sriG,
oct 8 I'd. r bv r. a. GAM y D
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-22
Addres- b. loo. v. 2. Gentrr.

We are gratifed to learn fr ,n Mrs F. B.
Fec, President of the Mount Vernon Assnci-
alton, that HDr. VI. P. GENTRY has consented
- deliver an address in this CITY, for the ben
eft of the Mt Vernon fund. 1ime aud place
will be given hereafter.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WsDSrsDAr, Oct. 81, 1857

REsOLUTIUEs.
Mr. Dunlop, a jlint resolution appointing COM
mittee to motif; M Harris of his Lection Gov
ernOr, and max sFFangrm nts for lis Inauguration.
Rule suspended ant resolution passed.
On motion of Mr.. VIII iimS Sen e.. resolutio' 10
el' CT United Stats on IT, 9th int. was
taken up. After discussion by ,r Saunders,
against AMI Mr. Davidson Ga favor Of TIE rpsoln-
ZION, Mr. al moved it. pO~tponem ill Monday
Nr 30 les Opp0s d tn po spOn IN nj, TO
sfard OF porrunity Tor iurt discussion. Mr. ale
vi hdrew the mOtiOp to pos'pon, III propnsi-
ton then furth 'ii-cu-srd y VI ssrs Stanton,
Krndrirk and w lie, OF Knox. against aud des'rs.
thompson and William IN thVor Of it The Ills
cu=siOH took wide range and pen4ins it the HOus
adjourned.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-22
AvrERNooN SESSION

The consideration of the S-nste solution to
,l,ct Uniten States Sen tor thr~27th instant,
resumed, and it's discussion continued Oy Mes
srs. Whit, of Knox, V,u.hn ana nry against,
and St John and Thompson for the proposition.
Pending the dis, ussioa, I'd House a, journrd till
9 o'clock tO-nIOrroW morning.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-22
MEDICAL ROCKS.
ATE n EnITIONS


AShWsu Fer ales, 81 * Ales,
Blu. on he liver F'lg o. - erp.ra Tever.
BuckleT Brt c l. Nj tT'f Phi G 81 surEsry,
Bartlett on Fsvers, NIe : &c CT Of u gerry
Biz esto1 he hest, Neil : 8 THIS Co Pou d,
@, ourhst Feua'es. Neil RE Ner e.,
Carner'er'. Pm, sologv, eligar o. he skin,
Q .nl'+ on Chi'dre, Oven on ne eeth,
Oh1rchrl Fe1aies Parr n rha-racv,
Churc7i1 o. hi d'eN, p rot-a' Natera Neiica,
@ elnnsd'a nf Medicine, Parker o. svrhii,
Dev+es FemaIes, Rovie's Nateria Nedc7,
u Chiar-u, Rawsho han 5 Pa~tur non,
~ ison's "t'ona~v, Sarpent's Minor sr'gsry,
DulgIison's Ma'eriq Medic si--on's aafh. log
D 1ugH on's Remedies Tod Pownsn's Anatom ,
Dr,it.'s 81 g,rv, Tia lors Med Jurisprudence
D ron the car, ws'soos PRACTICE,
DeJrngh Cod Liver on, What observe Bedside,
Eria-sons sIgerv. Visions ANATOMY,
Fowne's Chemis ~, wTsp1 on the skin,
GroSss PathoIegie Il Anatomy, wilso7's Disseetor
Homer's Ans'o Nv, Woods Practice,
Jones and 7ievc -iuv, wooP Therapeutics
Kirse o. g,t's Phvs'ologr whitehead ~ sho- lon,
Lnd'o - vxa nations, Ewes -nrg'-,I Cases,
LRwrf noe on tn e, Naof e's rrg I Ana omy,
Tns' vecei. cd nv CHAPTFs w sM TH.
40 B'G 4 Con- : vet
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-22

ETFEcrs OF rHk RAVULsIoN -GoiKG BAck IoME
Ill prospect of har thurs for . coming vim
Ter has laIg ly increased the number OF passengers
going TO England. Every ship for Liverpool nov
has al the Passengers she eau carry, aud mu tGudes
applying Tor opportunities to work their passage,
who have not money 10 payit. The cspiaiu Of Ihs
Yorkshire sage be has had Applications from az
least hunured p rsots 10 work tBeiF passage TO
Liverpool be ha. abo,t 80 passengers engaged,
and vii carry 30, all he can aecsmmodste hs could
have $50 4 he could aecommot~Ie 50 mauy.
By the ship Isaac Wright Oct !. there we're 100.
by tue Isaac W eob. 10; by the Great WesteIn I4t
each ship having ell she couid seeomnodase. They
have never knoSn 80 mary passenger. Roiag 10
England nos. The eabla f+re Is s25 aad STEER
age Sls-R y Ilaes Oet. l6.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-22

~ Deaeoa L., ct Maine. sp.sking the
Other day Of bis eary years remarked THAI aitao'
he sss TO- whrn ths ABricsn Resola'icu com
N ineed. get h Eeasembesesi al AnonS Il. haviag
reeev~a intoraistion tom his fsthrr ~ha keps the
Fun OF patIe ~ "a. ing 'sesraa lisrrfins"