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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-07
THE pVsPErTIC AND nRepATRiNa SHOULD
REAp TIE FOLLOWING.
s',.I,l ~ h.'. sl,P's 'Ha ~ J 'oP'N''' to en-

Bath. summit Co, o., Aug. "a, 1884,
na. rrnna-ntaf eif,--scYrn years ufo was taken
With what dacol called dyspepsia. iconsutsd several who
~ ioi me conh b. oufsd able % woh q ny
tisio tsain which ll hanksmthing fometimss little
hriirf h-a ~ufir scarcely able 20 % sayihar tagefnd
along anii thee yunu aru when Wa taken sqfie o ny
od 0nniphln followed b. that heretihf ee " dTlrnpci
hypo'hoadra From th time up 70 teginF ycni could eat
bet rury tpafinry offh food which .Way Distressed me-
and was onrn elected nom ny stomach ny tuheHnfi OF
mind beyond what iongue can tell o. any one Imagine
uh1 has na sarerenced sihaf 1rues. itfcd All The py
soiana N fsach ai but little benefit and whe IN he midst
Of honsalr unbings, which, cond they b to wuu h
Folde, happened - your advertisement Havinr bad
he advice Of At kinds Of phYlciant cQnouded 20 ~ youf
ouioa uoafh With tue iah that anything wouldhep me,
hneI advising with yuu concluded 20 take medicine
A. ha all aud only resort This was hfafly year since
am alnosi Fsn ua ever Latter part oi winter
worried N ny shop having ahofed ~ unnaf md nov IN
hauetl cradle and now duna iel days work. nefer
Bel aay of ny Oh yurt aateri when tey tired of over
cone tnd have % believe yda viii make sound
nal g. ever u1i in tr wdf en- fefy rlaA ever
yod md uerrty believe youf fsancni The best knowni
pllouary 81 chfoaic dieaaua Aou can mako whit utu
DEXTER n, JOHNSON.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-07

Rays Eat and grew Fat.
.THEdnest CONNECTIONS, CahesRnd Bread. -
Il Toys fancy articles &C. can be found atth,
Wholesale and retailoOnfeetlonsry of
we 1s Gop "a RYy1Dpna
Washington Street, Tifin Ohio.
Families and partiessupplied with theluxurie,
oithe cran on short office.
COUNTRY NERO HANTS wiiido weIIto
axamine our stock, before purchasing else.
where,
January 18th, 1854,
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w. BUNTING.
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DENTAL SUR GEON,
OPERATIVE and MECHANICAL
DENTIST, corner Of Washington and Market
Streets, ri6in, Ohio will attend 70 all business
In hisline with promptness and dispatch. Per
soss sho favor him With q call, may rely onhav-
ing work dono in q superior manner having been
engagedintho business for the last seven years
and during thattme have Lad much experience
In difficult cases. Heisconadent ofsuccess and
datters himself capable ofgiving periectsatisfac.
tion to all who may seek professional services
Charges will be at all times moderate.
~ OFFICE, corner Of Washington and
Market Streets.
Tihin, Nov. list, 50
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TO TIE SICK.
AUGUST APPOINTMENTS
m ~ T1nn0

nt4vrtr rnvntrfkN. uui h inattsadtnesat a
~ rffFiN, stths ehsvhtn uopst Aont-l' '' i''"
tnrsi ~ n f...,.,i, sss,,isss. e,iufjsy eth, ,Aua
1CCFhOa NIrUors llcfri soaiayiiIh Aug
Leilho,o wht aoatiaei pondfshdthehometeshmony
p., apon alldlseatst oNhe Thrnst, ,IunFi
Heat fllff, Stot1h Hnwels kidneyt and spleen else
u1eI, Crave, Rhfanatltmi nefrousnetli iDehhtY Dyt
sHin Female niasaaol, AGuc sad Fever Fits mppftei
afto nnod Errrcat, ,Cnncerai ulcrft, end alotef "a
rsitluHonf fttaddiufcuup uplaintt 5othtAtefnaaudntef
Foftoms yost Dt. r has devoted his entire timets
ahlorio dtaasst tfaanr thousands annuaiif, many o.
Hhon had rhauti1deyoy other rotouroe uihn reach
30 eels 80 in sa uhnfroltouf employed nofdoet %
male sick % make WE'LL taaf down 90 build NJ, The
nod-rpscan BE- tetsn with safety ~ ho most delicate
aud pnttautt may feaiu ~ home and continue Withpfu
1inco thrtofdinay detand oNedisei Many have recur
alad uaisf t tfeaiUsnt amer fdend end phYicanl has
given up ahops iho lndspuishle evidence ofwhrhsai
aleayaho fansbsd. tnvaids, however reduced and DE
psirnr ainsitsd taee and ey be naslfedthat no
conragsmont WILDE riten, Incurred, without
nefsrnn irn nssrfsr 4 ~ rnv6fV.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-07
THE REGULAR CoURs e

Intended 10 represent every species Of husine from the
smallest Retail 70 tho heavied aud most ihuioats Of
ing. ETC., demanded aprcient BY vast and constantly
lncIahIlnH Nommerce.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-07
LOOK KEEPINa DEPARTMENT

sabrahes ihfee distinct grades, vzi iniuao, Regular
snd Eseaded Course, und auFhto Folsouf NeW Meth
od, recommended BY over twenty OF the most roinbe
Practical Accountants Of Cleveland
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-07
PRESERVE YOUR TEETH !

WOULD YOU HAvB HEALTHf
WOULD YOU HAVE OOMFORTf
WOULD YOU HAVE BEAUTYg
Would{ Instead Of diseased gums uoeTlisd testh.
breath ,oemo snd eloanlinessproser rvs Sour go
tnorrs ueas 0e Way
fendershs seFvoss 10 ths nsonle Of Fian
$50 ,eisiy ard sfuypToparsd s0inas iai --LATEST sd
ylst OF nooFfupthlo teeth, om oua %
~, sAse, On gold, silver o. 0uiia Peroha.
, nags ale rot Of that so IpongY texture which ins
st % ~ osAuuiyns, ubaoluiely nitle and destroy ho
tnna Treated, Bat pers1tY solid. beautifully
Pothed 40 VIII elootuay FIoaaro no tscth iolyeaIl.
Aoqth oeoned Ia tha best manner uith1ui pain. Die
With al ilsndears. El-PA -PARTlcuLAn ATTENTION
PAID TO CORRECTING iNnE8uLAnlIlEQ M
cHiLDREE'B TEErll. - The hsIi rsbTsnsss Al
.pseiuens 81 his work qay b seen aia net athgoee
10 ignb's blosk, over white \ Hfot' SlbFs.
riqh, Ecn9e, ~. ~
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4 M COLLEGIATE OOURsE

which, Int ndsd 10 sfacs NJ brahohos "purey Mer
canus has been recently enlarged, and can be- fefa
ded one n the lengthy, thorough and complete
Introduced 10 the public IN any similar Institution inihs
United states.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-07
HOLTHOUSE.

T.. N. HOLT PROPRIETOR.
Situated on the corner Of Adams and Sanduslsy
Streets westside ofthe Saudusky Riverin the City
Of TiGini has been lately repaired and furnished
for the especial accommodation Of the travelling
public, this Houseis in the pleasantest part OF
the City, and Is large cOmmodiOus and splendid
building, well adapted to the purpose Of public
house, Il isbuta few rods from, and in sight OF
the Railroad Dedot, Il is the nearest and most
commodious tavrn 70 that point. Mr.. Hour
takes pleasure In announcing 10 She public that
bis House seoontainsplenty oflarge airy and
WE'LL FURNISHED
bed Rooms. lie would also invite all Of his
old customers.to give him a call,as he thinks
theywillbo satisfied.
Tihin, Oct,l7,1955. tf.
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SECRETARY OF STATES OFFieE.l
COLUMBUS, April 4, 1857.
hereby certify that the foregoing proposed
Consultation amendments are correctly copied
from the original rolls on dls IN this oaiee.
JAMES HsRAKER
Secretary Of State.
Tian, April 1O,h, 81. 6m.
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FOLsOMa
FEE in ADVANCE.

For entire Meioantile Comie, time unlimited 80
Hame Coufte, for ladies N
Twenty Lessons IN Practical peninansldp, simply
For h coufio ~ FlouhSllng, ote., AZ pornFrgemeut
N. y. Fofpaitculafsend Tor Cataloguofand Cfculaff
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-04

We invoke the reader attention to our Con
gressional news. 1t does not appear from the
report what the distinctive proposition before
the Senate was, but the subject matter of the
debate seems to be, the propriety or policy of
allowing aliens the right TO be heard in the or
ganizaiion and government of the territories.
Mr. Seward takes bis stand beside the South
ern Democracy in permitting aliens to vote in
the territories He comedies with Southern
Democrats in believing aliens as capable of
Exercising the functions of self government
as our own educated citizens" That is pre-
csely the doctrine preached by our Democrat
ic friends. congratulate them the COM
pany they find themselves in. Stewards mo-
tive 10 thus declaring aliens equal to native cit
liens, looks to abolition and free soil-to the
occupation, as he says, of the new States By
foreigners. What is the motive of the South
ern Democracy7 Have we not told them that
the Free.soilers Of the North looked 10 for
eigners to settle the territories and drive the
South backi Ali how sick the Southern De-
mocracy will become Of the dear foreigners
Time will show.
Listen: Clay, Democratic Senator from
Alabama, entered his protest against Stewards
doctrine, declared he was the first to de-
nounce Know. Nothingism, /" but confessed that
be erred in voting for tie Nebraska bill after
Clayton's amendment was stricken out. Now
how does the case stand1 A democratic Sen
ator miugles in the ranks of those who do not
believe the Nebraska bill the text Of all true
political gospel. Now, Southern Democrats
you who have 90 much and 6ercely, and 80
relentlessly denounced the Southern opponents
Of that ineasure-we want to- see you
turn for q while your batteries from rs, and
pour your thunders upon Clay. He vindicates
us--aye, y0u will yindieste us before to your
heads are added many more gray hairs. We
call upon the people to note these things
AsmpAis Eng. ~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-04

We are gratifed to learn that Col. KEW
EN-, one of the gallant men who have stood
by Walker in his struggles in Nicaragua,
has arrived in this city, and proposes to de-
liver Lecture on that country tonight
at Odd Fellows Hall. Col. Kewen lis al
ready known to many of our citizens as a
speaker of considerable ability, and all may
60 prepared to hear a thoroughly enter
tanning address. The cause of Walker is
regarded by him as the cause of the South,
whose vital interests are connected with
the redemption of Central America from
the curse of ignorance and misrule. gel
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-04

GLOVER EDS barrsh Clover seed. % ar
as, ~ y - s - CARTER. MsKAr co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-04
GKNERAL OAss AND OUR FoRK1eN RELArr,

GENERAL CAss AND OUR FOREIGN RELATIONS
General Cass, is said to have recently de-
clared, in secret session of the Senate, the prin
cipes that are to guide him on the subject of
our foreign relations, as a member of the Bu-
chauan Cabinet. A correspondent of the New
York Courier Dc Enquirer says: "The venera-
BILE Statesman declared in substance, that he
should not carry into the administration which
is to rule the country for the next four years,
the inevitable war policy with Great Britain,
but should favor peace not only with our fos
ter mother bat with all the world. need not
say that the announcement has produced q
very agreeable and tranquiliziDg sensation. 1t
is construed as furnishing guarantee that the
foreign policy of the government will be con-
Quoted upon principles adverse to filibusterism.
If Gen. Cass adhere to his present resolution
be will require and receive the support of the
Republicans against that incendisry wing of
bis own party which finds It's aliment and
home in agitation"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-04
cHANcERY SALES.
ChanCerY Court.

IN compliance with decree Of the Chancery Court AZ
Nashville, At the Move Term, IS 8, in the Of
Albert Dreyfovs e ais by &C., pGrte shall on the 4h
day Of April next, for public the hg hest
bidder a. the Courtyard Gate Ia said city, the following
described lot parcel Of Land lying North Of
Adcitcn Nashville, and bounded As follow: Conn
ing at A. L. Samues picket fence and running to the aid
lick branch and thence running with he meanders Of said
branch down the point half way between Cherry
and College streets, thence line halfway between said
streets land In parallel line viii them BOTH to ont
10 the beginning. There % one tenements said
property mere particular desrr ption % which viii b
given the day OF sale.
TERAs 0ae and tso years. with notes well secured Gsd
lea retained febe5-1 O. d. BRiEN, @. & N.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-04


It should be borne in mind, by every
one who feels an interest in the success of
American principles, that the State
Convention to choose candidate for the
Office Governor, is to assemble in this city
on the LIST day Of May next. Many per
sons have been named in connection with
this position, the most responsible and the
most important at this juncture pertaining
to the party, but public opinion has not
fixed upon any particular person. 1t is,
perhaps, well that this is So. The dele
gates to the Convention, unencumbered,
can, after free interchange Of opinion,
act as the good of the cause may seem to
require without regard to local or personal
preferences. "
We would urge upon our American
readers the necessity of having all sections
of the State fully represented in the Con.
vention. 1t is of more than ordinary i'm
portance 10 the party that there should be
no lack of interest manifested in the result
of this effort to select chief, and to initi
ate measures of organization for the cam
paign. Let meetings be called without de
lay, and delegates, who are willing to at
tend, appointed. Need we say more tC
induce prompt and effective action? sv
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-04
For The Patriot.
John Ford House, Esq.


FRANKLIN TENN, Feb. 81, 1885,
MEssRs EDIroRs:-I desire to suggest through
Che columns Of the Patriot, the name Of sohn Ford
House, Esq. Of Montgomery county, in connection
with the olice Of Governor Mr.. House is every
way well qualified for the position, and is known
throughout Middle Tennessee as one Of the first men
IN The State. An accomplished popular orator, a
very ready and able debater, and possessing allthe
elements of success in the coming canvass. Mr..
House represented Montgomery county in the Leg
islaiure Of 1854 g. and no representative has ever
given more general satisfaction to his constituency
and 70 the people Of the State. BE is man Of
profound learning, great moral worth, and liberal
and statesmanke political views. he has proved
bis devotion to the principles of the American par.
ty on many a wen contested 6eli. and is man who,
when be shall have become generally known, the
Americans Of Tennessee viii delight to honor.
Let bis name 60 before the convention, and i
nominated feel assured we viii have an American
Governor. So we think in
WILLIAMSON, MAURY AND BEDFORD.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-04
FOR SALE.

TNBE HOMESTEAD OF MATTHEW NELSON, DEcp a
a This tract 10 beautifully situated the y. a Z.
Railroad Ii miles from Nashville, and 4 be the
very best land in RuheTford county $50 acres under
good cedar fence and mostly In cultivation the bAlanee
well timbersd. Hurricane Greek through the entire
tract aording aBan1ance Of wafer the dryast
There aiso number Oiperpetaai springs, which
10 avey desr able stock farm The sell IL rich enough
SPEAK for ite and Is well adapted 70 ne growth Of cotton,
tobacco, grain OF grass
Tneimpr0yenenls CONSIST Of airame Dssllng with
rooms, ali outhoases complete go, barn, stable, etc.
Tie snb5edber viii BE- 10 Nashville iaw ueeks and VIII
take pleasure Ia showing the premises aDy ubo nay de-
sre purchase Terms easyi possession given Dmedi
Alely. febl0-u Q l. NELSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-04
cHANcERY SALE.

DY Vrtse ola decree the Chancsry Court Nashville.
ID Al its May term, 1885, In the case Of Jane Williams Ct
ali Sarah A. Jordan ct ais win, the 2ls day Of
March next a. the Courtyard Gate, In said city expose
for pab nc SALE TO the highest bidder, Lot in fsch
Whitesdes Addition, described follows: Beginning a.
the Of Vine and CraN ford streets thence along Vins
street. IS feet 10 LOckhars corner thence with LOekharts
hae hundred feet stake thence By line thTough
said lot g feet 20 stake Crawford street. thence via
the line Of Crawford hundred feet 70 the begin
ming.
TEaMs.-Eaid property WILDE sold a credit Of SIX, nins
and twelve months Notes we'll secured and lien retained
fehiT-td - C D. BRIAN, c. 4 NJ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-04

oLEvELASD.--This place seems TO be In a
very aourishiDg condition. The last nEmber
Of the Banner published there has the follow
ing In regard to its prosperity. AS an indi.
cation Of the improvements going on in our
town, 1t is only necessary 70 mention the fact
that fifty new buildings are in the course Of
erection. This don't look much like .Cleys-
land win go down." The same paper also ssys
that land is selling for three hundred dollars
per acre, half mile from town.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-04
Notice to Railroad Contractors.
FOR SALE.

lot Of Mules Carts and Harness. working Oxen, Carts
IA and Chains. Seven stson's Patent ExeaVators, q
very superior machine with which excavation be done
half the usual cost large lot Of new and partly
shOves Picks and MattOck Drills, Bars, sledges
Masons Tools, Der ieks and Rigging Smiths Tools Once
Furniture &C fine Saddle horse, pair matched bay
Carriage Horses yearsoid. Two OF Plated Car
Tsge Harness, and elegant Top Buggy for
horses All Of which will b. sold cheap for cash APPROX
ed short time paper. b r
Early application TO the subscriber the Office Of the
Northwestern Railroad lover Market Street, viii
good bargains A. BECKER.
fb2i-dtW
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-04

ST. So. S. 90. on A s ..ss S ss.:I DOL :,
nAkaK faAHsFskKsr soaP on recsving three collars,
vi send nott valuable seeep for making fAnLf
soar, - eost only three eens poond i bot kAesn
sen pertora Ia tao taitea safes On racelgae Ave dn
lars u send ne aooFe and sin other Rsespts F nAkrx
FkNcr eokrs u ean b. IN an oudinary nnrr Toi
aud On sman aeapal a. ave daars tnd so reaey al
PFoat Of enc Aundred per cest 20 anF cat Of
u i ortane. Auy assssions aRkgered reiersnce
rIErn 81 tnetsslng The rstarn eassaGa
AA x - address, 4. K. kCSsELL.
- eox 9fI Past e1ce,
fsba-tm ssFook8ynsN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-04

p9-We are grati6ed to chronicle the
fact that in the ensuing canvass the Amer
lean party are to have the assistance of r.
n. DAsHrELL, Esq, as one Of the Editors
ofthe Shelbyville EzpOsatOr. Mr.. Dashiell
is one of the most talented young men in
the State, and his vigorous pen will be
powerfully felt. BE is of the good old
democratic stock, and has no compromise
to make with modern democracy.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-04
Chancery Court.

DYvirtus ofa decree Of ne Chaneery court at Nssh'
II vile, atits November term, 1856 in the o. Mar
TIA ~ yat Nicholas KniEht and others, will on he
ssh day o. March next 81 the Court yard Gate 80 said
city, for public sale the highest bidder tract of
Ian situated In CheAhAm county, Belonging The estate
Of Spencer Wyatt, deed, containing one hundred AID
thirty acres, more Or less
TzRxs Four and sx months credit notes well secured
and a lien retained. U. d. BRIEN,
kb2t Clerk sad aster.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-04
keE Found at Last! IN

1NHE CUTANERON, valuable recipe for curl
ing and beauying the Hair, giving that peculiar
waive and curl much desired by all lovers Of beauty
Those having rough, stu Hair, entirely
those objections by only three applications Of
this valuable lotion. Also, In connection this valu
able Recipe for removing Freckes, Pimples krup
tions from the skin. Both these Receipts will be
part OF the United States CanHdas for the Of
One Dollar. Address J. II. MARION, Warren.
feb24-3m Trumbull county, OhfO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-04
The WIFE,


Ehs Who sleeps upon ny heart
Waa The frSt 70 vim 4;
Ehe who dreams upon my breast
krer feigns withia n.
bhe who Kisses ch ny hN
WAKES their warmest blensinr;
Ehs uho rees within ny arms
Fesln thslr closes, press ~. -.
OshsF days shsn thsss shan euns.
Days thai may y ireEFy--
0sheF hu9ra shall greet ~ yet
Hours thai mas b wearg;
SIN thls heart ahali BE- thy throne.
Thla hreaas shall Be thy pilloss
Biin a sGe hps shall meet thlne eWa
A. biIleu neetsth biiow.
Gleep, fhsn, 7n ny happy heart,
Since ny love has yea ~
Dreola. then, on ny lpyal breast.
hoEe bat thoe hast done u,
Ane when ng&oaF hloom ssan aHanxe
wa lls wintry uehtha sly
hsY We 10 Tie sslf.same rave
Sep Ana drsan logsfheS. s.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-04

7NHE splendid passenger steameFd cTrN -
i J 8 CLINE, CARTwAIGRT, Master, E1s7tt1tfa j
NESOAY at u o'clock NJ For freight passa apply on
board or to march4 A. L. DAVIS, Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-04
VIM SIArMONS

CsARPKSTER AND BUILDER, respectfully Aansuness y
~ te eillEsas Of Nashville that be "a loealed % ihs
eorasr o. sanseA ana sannes streeis Opposite The sl
Carpentsrt and joners Msrk. 0e0ra, sasa and BHnds
STAR Ca show Cases. Cee Desks, TitaE Up slores
Joeeiag ana ksRairings Ae, psomptly Attsaded 70.
frhtt-Sn
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-04
AGENCY FOR LOCATING LAND WARRANTS IN
THE NORTH. WRIST

NY b. STOKES will leave between the LIST and goth Of
w April next for the purpose Of locating Land war;
rants ana investing money In Lands and ToWn Lots the
State Of Iowa, and the Territory efMnnesoA he expects
70 visit 81 parts Of that State and Territory and the
Try aroand Lake Superior City, and be proposes
money lands and locate for others the Tow
price Of ten cents per acre. and 1T 10 per
mentsn land and town property All who may desire 20
engage his vices, will address him Liberty DeK alb
county, Tennessee This viii be his second trip 10 the
Norh. for the purposes ab3ve mentioned and he
premises give prompt and Vigant attention all basl.
ness hat may be consigned 70 him.
febi9-dWhtriWim RAg
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-04
NEW BOOKS.

TIE STAR AND The CLOUD; Or, A Daughters Love. By
A. s. Roe, author of "Long Look Ahead"
The GoLDss LE7AoY. story Of Lies Phases. By q
Lady.
By the author Of "Amy Herbert" In two vols.
The HOUSEHOLD ANGEL Is DISGUISE By Leslie
KATHIs BRANDE. Preside History Of quiet Life.
DoRE. By Stroller in Europe.
"My Dress is splendid you behold
Blazing with the rudy gold."-FAusT.
New GRENADA Twenty Months in the Andes.
TIE MERCHANTS AND BANKERS REGISTER, 1857.
Just received by Express, and for sale by
mar4 Bte CHARLES W. SMITH.