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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-14
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- " -d IL -
SA7 beg 10 call the attention 81 the public 10 IN
w following sworn certificate from OF on
most respectable citizens, Mr.. yalin, the faernlaw
OF the proprietor OF the Courier des eats Uns, and
formerly gunmaker in Philaielphia: 20 3D..
DIR. DUPRIE-Dear sir:-I hereby certify that have
been afflicted with the Piles for 90 year .; that
have use u bottles OF Harness Pile Lotion, ami every
thing else could hear o but all to effect for they
did me little no good. Agnt tgo months since,
commenced using your valuable remedies for the Piles,
and have the happiness to that they have hal The
desired effect, they have CURED OF this most dis
tressnc complaint. consider this afnosia miracle,
for am no. - years of aze. sincerely recommend
them to all afflicted with the above COMPLIANT
Signed, - ~ P.VALIE,
No. % Franklin street,
NEW YORK, August ssth, 1855. 1T n
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State of New-York, -.4f.+
New York City aud County, rr -
/, Joseph G. Lawrence, Commissioner Of Deeds in
and for the City and County, and Notary Public in
and for the State Of New York. do hereby certify that
the day Of the date hereof, before me personally
came p. Vale. To me well known, who being Ivy me
duly sworn, did depOseand that the contents Of the
foregoing certificate, signed ~ him true.
In witness whereof, have subscribed my name as
Commissioner OF Deeds and oary Public, OF the State
OF New York. and have affixed MY Notaria Seal my
Office the 9th day of August, 1855.
JOSEPH G.. LAWRENCE,
Commissioner Of DEEDS airi Notary Public,
.4 10 Wall street, New York.
We challenge the medical faculty OF the United States
to produce remedy equal 90 DR. DuIr1e's Celebrated
Remedies for external internal Piles ~ cents per
box Office q Nassau street, New York, will be sent
by mail to any part of the United States. Sold by all
respectable druggists in the United States.
N. Ban Agent wanted, terms cash.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ev NSV IL L Z

EVANSV LIZ
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
VEYE have now on hand, and cfer on liberal terms,
w we'll assorted stock for printers and pookoihd-
ers, among which we name
$50 bundles Printing Paper, assorted Sizes
1000 Straw Boards; 1000 Tar Boards, fs
As veil coler-d Printing Paper; plain Cap and Host
fat Cap; Deny, Medium, white and cOlored Cards ana
Card Boards, Which we can have cut to size Post
Office paper; Manila Wrapping, Printers Ink &c
We ais, beg leave to call the attention OF dealers 10 oui
stock Of 20O bundles Wrapping Paper, and 100 gross OF
Bonnet Boards. The highest market prich paid foi
Rags. TENNEf sobSNsoN-
APPS.
COUCHEs! LOUNfiJamask and ID, En- Z, !.
SOME Fine Chamber Co'.-se up expressly W. ''''
- - ame d Cloth sCIfMITT & STARK. Firstst.
'e-. LAR LATIIS.-
a 10000 Cut Poplar Laths, three and four feet
u.s. JOHN y. GLOVER,
aug3d6vIml Corner Of Main and eth streets.
lNLARIFIED SUGAR.
~ % Bbls Clarified Sugar, reed and for sale ~
sept2i PRESTON bHoS-
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PAPER HANGING WAREHOUSE. =
--- c. SCHMITT n STARK,
FIRST Street. Near Main. o..

ENCOURAGE HOME MANrFACr TURING.
Nv l. wish TO call the attention Of old custome
w and Of everybody in want Of elegant and desir :
able Furniture tO ard very rich Patterns Z
Sofas Socaes, Divans, Elizabeth and Parlor Chairs,
and in Hair Cloth, Plush and Brccate, which will he
really for inspection in fcg DAYS
Every article in the Upholstery Line is made under
PERSONAL superintendent and expressly for the
City Trade. We make il aim Ia sell cheap as
any house in the West and all ask Is: give CALI
before you go and spend your money airoad.
ap97 G. SClIMlTT x STARK.
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They Pare, Core and Slicel
~ D0Z. Apple Parers, that pare, and slice the
NJ apple. and does all this Quick IL not quicker
han any other machine pares; Z r sale nv
sept3 =. H0ENBR0OK & CO. .
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-14

gARIED APPLES AND PEACHEs-7
viii SAM. YICkERY.
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Anibrotypng. T.--f =
Orers from operators promptly filed and forwarded
at small advance on Eastern prices.
ss We are constantly receiving fresh supplies OF
articles enumerated above, AMI others usually kept in
Drug Stores, and every article sold by is warranted
TO he pure fresh and genuine.
ss- Particular attention paid to filing Physicians
orders, and or,lers from country stores. We invite
those wishing articles i'm line TO call send and
are sure we can give satisfaction both in regar to quail
ity and price. HALLOCK x ST0DDARD,
my4-iy'57 No. 4 . Main street, Evansville, Ind.
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DR.. DUPRIE'S PILLS
Are unrivalled for purifying the blood, being eec
,aal remedy for Internal Piles, Salt Rheum, Ring
Worm, &c., $50 reward will he paid to any person that
can prove thew contain anything injurious "a the sys
tein- W ill he sent ly mail 10 any Part OF the United
states 20 cents per box. Principal office y Nassau
street. New York. and for sale hy all respectable drug
gis,s IN the u. States.
EUROPEAN PATENT MEDICINE OFFICE,
&c Nassau street, New York,
WM. j. REDPATH " co.
dec3 ,-6
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Prot. .Chds. DE GrQth, Original Larent0r and
: ~ Manufacturer of tie
1A0SCAAo AA.
HIS IN Is me Only sure remedy IN She morn
,,,,;s sn ,,ises. cW,, s'd p,wse1
glands SIN ioirts ScTofu IL: lry Sure Niprles;
sweed Bre,st; WOMB Disorders; SAIL Gheum; tank,
CaSej BrcSst oaifzy; Sore Throat palsy; PIeursy;
Ulcers; Lock Jaw Heart nurn Tooth and Ear ache;
Breast; Chilbairs letter. Shingles; Frosted Feet; Fe
yer and Asae; ShaPpea Hands S or any diseases a;
hefore the pulic that will do it, work perfectly in from
three twenty minutes-has been used ~ thousands
and Prqn9uesa e es' t
pure vegetable preparation Not the slightest danger
a Besnen' eure-in most es from ten to twenty
est CT sqHp e animal hTs
the effect Of obstruction Of the ply fluid
puts in Immediate motion the nerve iui and the cure
Is at once accomplished No bleelings, no vomiting,
None genuine without The signature Of Prof O. De
Grsth.. La,ei signed in writing.
below Chcsnut, Philadelphia. Country dealers and
"a , S Ds snd IN nr hottIe anu
TRY every thing else, and give this one simple trial.
Cauien:.-Re careful to Az for and ret Det;r,th's
rio pifaIia M. NIL
There are numerous mitations sprung up ON the rep
,nnst Iesare- inev are worfhless -
AFrIIcTrD RFADTIJJs
= = 3
Miraculous cure made on one Of the citizens OF Ma
7FErl T.f -Ffl.t M.cox Anvil, ,s57
ppoy ppCp ,ry-Dear Sir. This i IN trertifv that
III al -. Il -. shoriJa. n IA ass ~ .aJ
IN IL s a ny 10, ,ha NJ, ~ ,. 0.ed i
n roT , gay :, anu o ee u % NY arm, anu
M mi cnrs ~ D5!ati,s rIsrie oii
an IN, cy a,,ica.on ~ IN was lei q, r-,; ~,
hand To nv head and take off nv hat Thank God i
am we'll, and eheerfully recommend il Ia all the
afflicted. Theappcaiion was made before hundred
persons. Yours, truly,
- aISigned1 f.fg. "A. JORrDN, -
w;,r.ss = A I,,r.r ILL.,, ~ r,a,,,-
" - n p1a,s io,,i, v, n,'.'i'i.
~ :, ,iSeSIS Lvwws iVuhf;
@ n resat s ;. insTrhp"'
up Freeman. us 4 prSc,
'' NJ. s.;t ss--
Prof. p,.ira.h-pear Sir: 7. csrf. n. H. saith.
hereby cerdfy That have heen afflicted with Rheuna-
,sn Tor Tour years, ana =, llhes cOuhi not sleep ny
nyarhg OF ue N1derlul cures ,y DcsiiaNas ectrlc
OIL VS. induced 70 try IL, ana the hrst appls,tion
the Use ofmy arm. Tine application was made efore
fifty persons d. b, SMITH, Twigss Co.
w
il Ril lie y n IsIantly. n q Coe,er.
N''" !" ''"''' ~ sieicbf n Standard
CERT lfiCAIE.
w,xs,opo, c :, Ma, ,s.-
D.,-;s r,,,, a., harc :, -s,t;f,. ,j',t b.,, b.
~ ~ ~ 80 = - = :, % -, 49,
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Fall Trade.
VX7E have hand and are now receiving the
~ following:
no bags Rio Coffee; 70 bags ass,d Nos. Sarns,
20 pncsets Java Coffee; 80 bales Cotton
s0Ohs Garnet Chain; g l,xs Cheese;
40 M Candle Wiz: 20 do Star Candles;
bO doz Zinc Was ,,oards; Is do OPAL do
no do PAINTED buckets; 80 do Pearl Starch;
iC0 boxes Glass Tumilers, asserted sizes;
"a do do Jars, y, y, 1 and gallons; n
20 do do Flasks, quart. pt. and u pint'
800 do Window Glass.
. The above, together with large assortment OF Al
the various articles generally kept in our line, We onef
TO the low rates any house IN NE Guy
sept3 WHEELER RIGGS
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RrIGS.-
septsi PRESTON BROS. %
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-14
JABEZ CANDOR.

A REPUBLIC AND A MoEARCHY-A Con-
TRAsr. The New York Times, in the course
of carefully prepared article, makes a con-
trast between the condition of Great Britain
and the United States. 1t is highly fatterIng
TO the latter. The treasury returns for 1856
show that the outstanding public debt Of the
federal government amounted to $50, 727, 900;
while the public debt OF the various States
amounted to $3.50, us, Conforming together
only 1921 100000.
The public debt of Great Britain before the
late war was e797, 900, 900, 70 which the e2l,-
600. 600 new loans were added during the war
together esls, 600, 600 sterling or about for.
ty hundred and ninety millions dollars. The
indirect taxation paid by the people Of the
United States for the support OF the federal
government in the shape of impost duties
amounts TO sixty-fouF millions dollars. The
direct and indirect taxation paid by the people
of Great Britain for the support of the crown,
in tho way of customs and excise duties,
stamps, income tax, aud property tax, amounts
to sixty.four millions sterling, or about FIVE
fold the burden of the people Of the United
States
The expenses OF the British Government ara
thus, in our currency, for single year, $780,
600, 900, or about one hundred millions more
than tie whole principal of the public debt of
the Federal aud State Governments. The
treasury returns also show that our system Of
railway, which embrace about 23,242 miles,
stands in capital and funded debt seven hun
dred and thirty-six millions dollars, though
costing. by the aid Of State and city loans,
about $685., 739, 400, or $3.50 per mile; while
the system OF Great Britain, embracing only
1884 miles, stands in capital and funded debts,
sixteen hundred and seventeen millions dollars,
$l94, 1885 per mile. And it further appears
that the whole railway debt Of the country,
in the shape of mortgages and debentures, Is
$4S4, 2s6, 900, while the same membranes
upon the English system reach nearly this sum
10 debentures alone, say SS75, 20a, 900, while,
including what are known as preferences shares
the sum total is s6S9, 100000.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-14
The Case of senator harlan.

The Senate have now under consideration
the right of Mr.. Harlan, of Iowa, to a seat in
the Senate. Conflicting reports have been
made on it by Messrs Butler aud Toombs.
The correspondent of the Charleston StaH'
ddrd, writes:
The case presents some nice points for tile
decision of the Senate. The facts are simply
these: The two Houses of the Iowa Legisa-
ture has agreed to go into joint session for the
purpose OF electing .. S. Senator. a joint
session was held, and there being no election,
it was adjourned over to certain day. On
that day the Senate happened not TO be in ses-
sion, but many Senators, perhaps majority Of
them, being present with the House of Repre-
sentatives, they proceeded with the election
which resulted in the choice of Mr.. Harlan.
When the Senate went again into session, q
protest was entered against the election of Mr..
H., in the absence ofthe Senate as body, and
it was on this protest the Judiciary Commit
tee yesterday made their report; contending,
first that a day having been fixed for the elee-
ton by joint ballot, the two Houses in Joint
session could not adjourn to another day, SCI
condly, that the election could only have been
by the joint vote of the two Houses, as TO Sc
perate bodies in joint session, and not by the
individual members of the two Houses meet
ing together and balottng. This case not only
created great excitement in Iowa at the time,
but the argument will be highly interesting in
the Senate.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-14


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Fs,sE B. ocoDHIoH (Dfes 7igto) Royal QuartO Turkey
Antique.
The Subscriber respectfully invites attention to ,hs
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most popuar desirable aud successful Gin Book for Is
size and price, yet pro iuced in this country.
TIE REPUBLICAN COURT; Or, Society in the
Days Of Washington. Twenty one Portraits.
g. THE HOLY GOSPEL. Illustrated with forty EnEra-
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4 ORNAMENTS OF MESORY; Or, Beauties Of
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S. TIE MOORE GALLERY. series OF forty eight
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&C Illustrative q the beautiful passages Of his
Poems
g. home AUTHORS AND HOME ARTISTS; Or,
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7. THE FLORAL KEEPSAKE. Thirty EngravinES
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8. THE GEN OF THE SEASON Tea beautiful Illus
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9. LEAFLETS OF MEMORY. Ten sl.zan, EnTs-
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10 THE SOUVENIR OF FRIENDSHIP. Christ
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II. THE KEEPSAKE. A Christmas Gin. By ;. T.
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IL. THE BOOK OF BEAUTY. Eight splendid EusrA-
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ID THE WINTER WREATH. rrsE. EnS.la.h-
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l6. POETRY OF THE WOODS. Passage, from III.
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II. SABBATH BELLS. ohimsd By the Poets; Tinted
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Sundays observe; Think when the Bells do Chime
'Fis angels music"
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90 TIE PHILOPENA.
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26 The BIRDS OF THE BIBLE. ColOrsd PiAtsS
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30 THE RUNNING BIRD. six EagravipEs.
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ALsO.-I0O0 vols beautfll Javsnle Books, wen adapt
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ALsO-An elegant assortment o. Albums PApier Machs
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-14

A Poisonous SNAKE-A traveller In the IN.
terror Of Africa, Charles L. Zeyher, gives an
account in Hooker's Journal Of Botany, OF a
serpent which sPits poison, known by the na-
tivss a. sPugg-atsRg, or splitting snake. This
serpent is Dot rare. be says in the southwest
ern districts Of Africa. Il defends itself BY
throwing out very eausiie acid. having the
odor Of formie acid. which IL sare to blind
person II i tonehea ths eyeA he gives an In.
stance OF one Of bis dogs which was poisoned
by ono by Of these snakes aud which recovered
AFTER having besa forced 70 swallow a great
amount Of cen milk.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-14

NINE MAoALusrER AND HER PAGE.-A wri-
ter at st. Louis, in Clapp's Boston EosAing Ga
zette, thus speaks of the widow and sor of the
late Mr.. Macallister, whose exhibitions here last
season were so deservedly popular:
While walking in the outskirts of the city
proper, with q friend, | was shown very
neat little cottage, which / was told was
known as the Magic Cottage" from the fact
that it was tenanted by Nine Macals,er, the
widow of Macallister, the Magician | knock.
ed at the door, and found Madame at home,
the same ladylike, cultivated woman, whose
romantic history first piqued my curiosity to
see the heroine, aud whose pleasing manners
and real worth subsequently gained lifelong
esteem. AS an old friend, she admitted me 10
the magic room, where memories of her skill
full husband were awakened by the arrange
ment OF bis cabinet, at which Madame is per-
feciing herself prior to appearing in public
Her little son, truly lovely boy, will net as
her page, and her soirees will prove most at
tractive, for her knowledge of the art has been
gained after long apprenticeship. Wherever
she goes, an appreciating public win be sure To
encourage by generous patronage a woman
who seeks support for herself and orphans
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-14

PRELcHISs PorrIcs.-It is related Of DR..
Mather Byles, the famous minister in Boston,
during the Revolution, that on being asked
why he did not preach politics, be replied:
al have thrown up four breastwOrks, behind
which / have inirenebed myself neither of
which can be forced. In the first place, do
not understand politics. in the second place,
yon al do-every man and mothers sou Of you;
IN the third place, yoa have politics al the
week--pray let one day out of SEWN be devo-
ted 20 religion; anal, IN the fourth place, I am
engaged In = work Of infinitely greater impor~
lance. Give nae any subject 70 preach apon Of
more consequences than the truths ] bring 10
yon, and | will preach It on The next Sab
bAth.n
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-14

TaE MERRiSAc-FHE SxoKS OF A SALUTE-A
letter from young officer on board the q. S. ship
MerrimAe, written at Lisbon, describes, in terms
more emphatis Ihaa polite. Ihe effect Of the ga
laEes which were glVea 10 The King Of Portugal on
tie occasion Of his visis to the ship. lie says:
- There sre here ave English iae-ot-batlle ships
one French ditto. one Daseh lFigaie. and ourselves
besides the Portuguese. So when the royal party
started. we AH--Rnglish. FreEeh, Dutch. Poriu-
guese and AmiirieAns--naaned the yards and ared
twenty oae gaia As sc wme al IN lump, !
coasd Imagine u naval engagement. and wonder
cd hos In the aesi anybody ever painied one. Il
vas Ike the IsEaeHtes esossipg the Red Ses.
couldn't see ile nan stanClng next 70 me. Aboard
Of our ship wsFe the captains Of he Engsish ins-
5f-balre ships, tk- shole eogps diPomaiiqae and
more uniforms swords, &c, ihan yen can imagine.
The King stAytd nearly three hears. and Appeared
70 b nnch PLEASED. In the card room Is chat
ed vish the ladies' bus did nog III desn sny.
where
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-14

A CHINESE STREET Artist. "A man seated on the
pavement holds in his hand a white porcelain tile,
about foot square. This he oyerspreads with
deep blue color, from a sponge dipped in a thin
paste Of indigo, and asks US to name a flower
suggested the lotus. lie extends his forefnger-
most remarkable fore6ngeF, crooked, flexible as an
elephants trunk, and as sharp as il the end had
been whitfield OF gives three or four quick dsshes
the tile and 10 ten seconds or less To- there
Is the flower. exquistely drawn aud shaded, lie
snowy cup hAngiug 10 the midst Of It's long swaying
leaves. Three more strokes, and a white bird
with spread wings, hovers over il; two more, aud
dog stands beside H. The rapidly and precision
Of that iorednger are almost miraculous. He GOV.
ers the tile wigh layers Of color and fower ats
ter flower Is disbed out Of the blue grouRd.-Bay.
ard Taylor's EInt 70 China.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-14
CHEEsE-W. r. CHEESE.
SELLING OFF AT EASTERN PRICES.

DLACK Blue and Olive Cloths, Doeskin ami Fancy Gas
ID smeres Plush Velvet, SIX and satin Nestngs, Linen
Goods and summsr Cassmeres Silk Uniershirts, MsrinO
Vests ani Drawers Business and Dress Coats and Vests
W IN variety Of Trimmings, offered for sale East
Prices for Cash, In los to su purchasers single
pattern Coat and Pants sold and messure de-
sired.
This rare opportunity OF buying fine clothes TO- little
money offered No 81 Cherry street, Coopers Buid
ings the late Merchant Tailoring Estabiishmsn at Of
ianf2-lwd JOHN Only.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-14
BANDTsIA SEMINARY.

fTNHE aadsfsEnrt kie Presssos q LAaEaarss - ias
S.sbri- UaiTersitg tFinr fast ms Para 80 Nd
"A. Ffsza furupse a-o1t . rruose p ne 49, -
hssvursasd aa ~ Gas.'s faFlptEe, ~ ISIS ho2 tAe
Nsshse hfire The text se-slaa Or ms - ?. So 81
frers ~ aasasi here en Manday, the - q faoFu-
arV 1857 and cantllua . ne itt ol AZ - ~
4a uiarsls better ac sls1ftoi e@a - 49, p i4
suf Nsen atical E11cstsn. I'll 5s diligently 1ushl and
ssrA caarse u lnxcctaz dscpiias parsied A. IS -
hess csruafeI "a 1afrlaa haraoacsT 81 ~ = aie4 81
he ninf Esrics parental aisntiop ~ - pAt % Ne
ns.ais rasn-xrs kaats All hsah u pupit - eat-
f8na boarnF P1piis - reesrtd 1a1 renssafs as
- sfslls ssitsi fesms 10 ~ f1fasf sleeper
ssa - ava noahs paykhe e adf.nes q - ~ r.
80. DAal-ssl AAfhL sNosS
IrOR HENT.-Ths ho4aa q lses<at oseNprd - the
Il f44ders naat = ~ fsai ~ ne satisx 1ef ~
ssssioa Fissn Is 1AnaaFg. AqIsg = - 4
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-14
NICARAGUA.

IL persons dssrnns ENGRAVING Nicaragua on the
y steamship Texas, which sails non New Orleans on
the 26,h nst, viii address
L. NORvELL WALKER Agent,
Nashville, Tennessee.
TKRxs -Each emigrsnt pays his own expenses 70 New
Orleans: plssays from New Orleaos % Ncaragu FREE -
Two hundred and atty Of land ADD $50 per month,
paid 20 e8ch eugrant EAeh emigrant Is required 70
main 10 she country twelve months, unless dclrs-
ed from his ohig a.ions.
E- NJ wa.ker can be found At his rooms over ". 7.
Berry Co : bookstore. jAn3-d2W
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-14
REMOVAL,

CNYDER FRtZZELL having removed - the old stand
- Of Thompson Co.. No. 81 Public square (1@xt door 90
their former ltion they Offering well IS ort
Ell stock Boots, shoes Trunks Vases, &c suitable %
the Retail Trade TheiF facilities for gett goods enables
them 10 have always shltsver be Ied for In their
line They would be glad 70 see their friends and the
trade generally. Call at No. al Public square.
ianl0 SNYDER 4 FRI2ZELL. .