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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-28
NEW ROUTE no MTuPH1S
TINE THROUGH OK uorpC
TENNESSEE & ALARAMApaupo
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GOING SOUTH
MAIL PAssENGER. v.,,,. =. ,.-
Arrivs =. ~ nc e,N am. 845p.m.
- @NNNiPsuh % a. m. $40
GOING NORTH.
Leave Thompson s.sOa m eoo 90
Arrive at Nashville 10 rs a N soe a
fast at Franklin ing ''@in' O'eAks
stages connect with the Trains At Thorp.on,,
Through Tickets for Memphis WavpesboroI Ja.k.o,
Iuse1noia, Florence Pulaski and Columbia can he prs.
cured a. the General Stage Office under TIE verapd.h
Hotel. Nashville. " O,N TrpETNS nuan
march2f-ff S,-.-s-.--,t.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-28
NEW HOUSE!
M'GOLRICK s. BURNS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFECTIoHERs
AND PAKEPC

AND bAAEho,
Re opening at their establishment on Market street.
IL No. Sc, next door TO Mr.. Powers Clothing Store
gener assortment of ConieconeIie which they intend
selling reasonable terms trust by their sten-
ton to business to induce the pubic extend them
liberal share Of parou age Among the leading artc
nov on hand and which they will be receiving the fol-
lowing, viz:
candies OF every variety; Pine Apple and Ohio Cheese
Fruits, Of every kind; Brandes Wines hes, bids
PICKLES. assorted COrdials, OF every variety;
Picked ON sters and Sardines Ale and Porter
Shad aud Salmon; Fine Cigars.
With a variety Of articles not herein enumerated.
In connection with their COnfec1nery they invite the
attention Of the public % their Bakery, from which daily
supply OF fresh Bread Cakes, and Pastry can be had
Parties viii be made ORDER and carefully sent to any
part Of the city.
Having permanently located here We Of coarse wish to
be pftrcnizsd literally to the end We intend selling on
good terms and by demesnor commend ourselves to
the nj notice ola generous pubic. We respectfully in
Vte country Dealers who line Of trade to rive
US call before purchasing elsewhere.
APPS uka N~,1OTRT a prTpNS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-28
HUGH HENDERSON,
Marble Manufacturer,
Corner II Broad and Stmmsy Sta,


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h al oraefs ia she Matls hne he ahartest notce and
on tbs ost axsrahe terms Or he uoac ea pAFt-
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hs xard ns aAtlrfs hisef thai ear re ah-
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-28
THE GREFENBERG MEDICINES

A.
Are rel known and eagerly sought for throughout the
whole Continentof America
Never Before their introduction could any series
OF popular renees De fouod that we're equa TO any eer
geney that were always be relied on, within
reach Of the poorest persons!
Never Before the Grehsnburg Pills, could you OBJ
tain Tor zoc Certain remedy Bilious Diseases, Liver
Com plants, Dyspt pSiS, Costveness and Asthma.
Never Before this Fever and Ague remedy could
for Soc -
Never Before the Green Mountain Ointment vas
there to BE found for Csc immediate cure for Burns
Bruises, Cuts, old Sores ErysphelAs and Inaamnaions
either external OF internal.
Never Before 1arShaIPs Uterine Ca
thofscoh was Failing Of the Womb, ana oihsr "
diseases found to be cur1ble. Now ten cases ont Of tSee
are cured b. this med cine.
~ II any physician supposes that this is merely
quaek remedy We would reply that is prepared by DR.
Pomeroy Of Utica, wealthy and oil physefao NJ Al
opahic 'ehOoihat will furnish any reputsbje phys
eisn any quantity Of il gratuously to test IT. merits his
patients and furthermore, By writing DR.. Poneroy he
est Dessng 10 the female that the science medicine
has discovered in a century.
Never Before has The Consumptves Balm found its
equal How many are there in lie and health Win
Soeo ere this have entered Deaths DARK portal IL they
had not been recommended to this in pre renee 70
many nostrums that are loldly yauntedg
never Before Plies and hundred diseases GER
taa Of cure We have certificates Of persOns entirely
eved after DR. Mott and ohe great phys clans had as.
serted that nothing but the knife could afford relief
Never Before could inaamed eyes and weakness OF
sight be cured for twenty-five The Eye Lotion
Never Before was any Book published that contains
as much medical knowledge the raefepberR Manus Of
Health for twenty i've cents 1t be in every family
Never Before HIS any Almanac been published 50
valuable the Health Almanac Il is furnished grauit.
ousiy by all Druggists, and by
MACKENZIE q BEcKwITH,
Rashyilie Teru
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-02-19
A New Excitement in Prospect
Burning the Dead.

An eminent New York physician has,
according to the Buffalo Republic, writ
ten an elaborate work in favor of the prac-
tice of burning the dead, which is to be
published after his own death
By his will, he directs his mortal re
mains to be kept for FIVE days in warm
room; the thorax then to be opened ,and
the heart extracted, which is to be en-
balmed and enclosed in a thicE' vellum
bag, strongly impregnated with asphal-
tum; the remainder of his body is then
to be publicly burnt on pyre of sassafraS
or sandal wood, in one Of the public Gem
etaries, the ashes carefully gathered and
deposited7> u the embalmed heart in a
bronze urfS i've copies of the leading
daily city papers, containing an account
of the whole proceedings, are likewise dl-
rected to be deposited in the urn, which
is then to be hermetically sealed, and Ia
ken TO the New York Museum.
In the midst of the excitement created
by these proceedings, the work is to be
published. For its circulation $4,000
are appropriated, $4,000 more for dis,
tribution among the city officials and
leading politicians of all parties. who are
to receive from S25 to 500 each for as
sisting in the ceremony; and $4,000
more for the editorial fraternity, to be
divided pro rata according to their inau-
enCe.
Should anything occur to prevent the
due execution Of The will, the bulk Of his
properly is Lo be at once transferred to a
charitable institution in Philadelphia
The Republic has these facts from the
attorney who drew up the will. He est-
mates the property at $500, ,0OO.-N Y.
Evening Post.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-02-19

TIE POSTOFFICE IN THE RURAL Dis,
TRICTS.-A counlryman went to The Lo
well postonlce with bank bill for n dol.
lars worth Of postage stamps the clerks
wanted specie, and he straighlway re-
turned with four Spanish quarters; these
being also denied admillance. except at
discount, he came a third fine with
&undred c'opets, and very copPersh
look OF exulalioh.
Being informed b. the official behind
the window that coppers were not Ie-
gal tender 10 a larger extent Than three
cents at a time, the man troIH The rural
district coolIy purchased single stamp,
and repeated the operation ill his PerSe-
cutor caveG and took in the remaining
cents in lump, much to the inlerna!
satisfaction OF lhe individual outside
SprHgfoM Republican,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-02-19
For tho Standard.

Mr.. EDlroR:-ln last weeks STANDARD" no.
ticed little squib, full Of grammatical and logical
errors, purpOrting to be written by an over con.
ceited school keeper who sticks somewhere out here
in Liberty township; and aiming its mean, owly
sentiments at me. This was quite unlocked for in
deed as far as | am concerned. had always con-
sidered the writer, since personally acquainted with
him, us friendj and no logger ago than last week,
and since that article was penned he extended to
me the right hand Of fellowship. But alas, the hy-
pocricy Of the world!
In the first place he asls, ais it right to. wound
the fesliags fany pupil ins sSchoOlf' FROM this
he goeson 70 say that "ws as instruct6rs of youth
in Ohio, should have charitablehess ~ eys,5Iytha
different determinations attending our schoSls.S
Now the whole, sole catso of the TIDeEr, MD
which our xathS friend las immersed himself, is
because thai in'giving oft the word eglory" in
my school, fonoycd it by little explanation,
whlekhs has adnstsesa iio sectariqnisml
Z he goes on 70 state fl5thcr thas X swl often
happen tbae children Of diersnt religious icnom-
Rations ar IN che same school, all Of whom, under
the. .@a heo cf thobgotsl and intolerant spirit so
6sEral to igforance. viii take it for granted that
tReyAgs right and those Who differ from them are
wrongsR Now taking the words as they are, we de-
y any man on the face or the earth to comprehend
what he wishes to cxprcsss For if ths relative
WHOM relates To- CHILDREN, the sense is completed
destroyed. If it relates TO DENOMINATIONS. ono
the most important rules in Grammar is VIOLATED
1t is not triaing thing for person to come on
under his own name, and especially with ungran :
matcal and unintclligible productions, and herald
hem forth to tho world through the public press
nor would condescend to answer such, except only
Then thOy invade my sacred rights.
J, Q. B. SULLIVAN.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-02-19

1t will be seen by letter from our Kansas
correspondent, in another column, that new
ana important move has been made in the Bogus
Legislature toward the framing of Pro- Slave ry
Constitution.
I This bill provides for the taking Of census
or list of vol ers, by certain bogus officials who
have an absolute and unlimited discretion 10
place Oh That list any person whom they may
choose TO set down as an "inhabtant" Of the
Territory on the lst Of April ncat This list is
to be returned to The Judge of Probate, in each
county. before the 10Th OF April, which bogus
official is vested With the power of adding to or
striking from the list till the lst Of May in
habitancy on the lst Of April still being the only
test provided.
These lists thus made out are to br printed
and distributed and On the basis of this emu.
meraton the Delegates sixty in all are to be ap-
pointed by the Governor to the Election Dis.
tricts The Election Of Delegates is to take
place oil the third Monday in June. at places
fixed by The bogus County Court and to be pre-
sided overby three Judges Of Election appointed
by the same bogus tribunal. The Delegates
thus elected are to assemble at LecomptoH on
the first Monday of September. The bill con.
tains 10 provision for submitting the Consttu-
ton thus framed to the approval of the nhabi
tSuts Of the Territory in the interval
between the choice of the Convention and the
completion Of their labors will be likely to
double in nGmber-and such submission to
popular approval evidently forms no part OF the
plan.
Toa Constitution framed by sucd Conven.
ion the same objection will lie which Is urged
ayainst the EXISTING Free State Constitution
namely, that of being the Constitution of a fac
ton and not free and full expression Of the
sentiment of the people of Kansas There Is
the additional and most futal objection that Me
people of the Territory have no check npon the
dOings the sixty Delegates, who, if they should
happen to be mainly elec ed-as past experiences
cclnly shows to be possible-by MissoGrians
who had become inhabitants on the LIST Of April
for the very purpose of being registered on the
list Of voters. and whose residence in the Ter.
irtory may have ceased with the act ofvoting-
the interval being also mainly passed in Mis-
souri, would nevertheless, under the provisi-
sons of this act, enjoy the privilege OF imposing
a Constitution on kansasa to which the real n
habtants Of the Territory would have no power
of saying nay. Is there any reason why those
Of Kansas who may become so in
the interval between the election of the delegates
and the completion o. the Constitution should
be excluded from any voice as to the Constitu
ton to be especially considering that
by that lime they may be decided majority of
the whole population. m Y. Tribune,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-02-19
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.--Itis con6dent-
ly asserted by the friends Of the Mime
sofa Land bill that nothing has been dis.
'votered The Committee throwing. sis-
PsclGn On bat measure. General Shields
rece,yeay , ~. s assurance from a member Of
Petitions, nunaerousih " sioned by citi-
zei,s Of California, askfHg for the eSp.str
s;on OF Herbert have beenfeferred 10 Che
Committee on Elections.
The bill iacre2sing the pay Of officers
of the army, which now awaits the sigma,
ture of the President, gives Lieut. uenl
Scott an increase, making has yearly COM
pensation $1,000.
The increase i'll each Bdgadier Ge2er-
al pay is 81 100; Colonel, $500; Lieu !
Colonel, $3.50; Major, $3.50; Captain
and Lieutenant, S400 each, making their
salaries espectivoly ST. 800 $4,000, Sc.
500. S2,2O0, 81 800, and 81, 500. The
average increase is $500, or in all $685.,
QUO.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-02-19
AfRaIrs In IknnSns.

ST Louis, Feb. l6 The Kansas cor
respondent Of she Republican says the
bill authorizing the Courts to admit bail
in certain cases, vetoed by Geary, has
been passed over his head with but one
dissenting vote in each House.
The Commissioners appointed TO inves.
tigate the charges against Surveyor Gen
efal Calhoun have reported in his favor.
Gen. Clark, charged with killing Bar
bour, has given himself up. and entered
cognizance TO appear at the spring Court.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-02-19
N zn ~


1t is computed that all the Bibles prin.
ted in The world, prior io 1904 were les,
than oneieuth the number printed since
mat dale. III that year the British and
Foreign Bible Society was established
which has issued about twenty five mil.
hons of copies The American Bible s..
ciprv has issued about eight millions -
Nb0ut sixty other Bible Societies have
issued six millions more--of which the
NmercaH and Bible Society has issued
one muion--maklug in all. some forty
millions published since 1904, against a
total Of Tour millions previously. In two
Years. at the present rate Of about two
IionS per aunum. we print more thaG
were printed in the first four centuries
after The invention OF types; and in the
next fitly wears. al the same ratio oil in-
crease as in The last fIIy, the Word Of
God will he multiplied to an extent equal
to half the population Of the globe; aud,
doubtless. far more Than the foil number
of those who will even then be abIe To
read. The number Of languages and di
alectS in which II has been printed is now
one hundred and sixty. Thus, even in
the most material sense, the Bible is "lhe
book of books;' outnumbering in circu
larion, and IN the languages which it
speaks, all the other books in the world
combined
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-02-19
Az W. hnvn receiynd from lhe HoI

~ We have received from the Hon.
II. s. Bundy, the Report of the joint In
vestigaling committee, upon Public Bull
dings II is a Document Of over two hun.
dred pages. and exposes conclusiyely
BY sworn testimony, the most astounding
frauds and peculalions conceivable, in The
construction of the New State House, and
Dayton Luualic Asylum, This document
should be in the hands ofovery voter In
the State.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-02-19
LATEST FROM CALIFORNIA!
Arrival Of the George Law.
New YoRK,

TAe steamship George Law, with AS
pinSall dates to the Sd inst, arrived al
s o'clock this evening, She brings 81,
| 100000 in. specie.
The George Law connected with the
( Golden Gate, which brought down up
ward of$I, 500 600 ii specie.
Messrs. Broderck and Gwin, the new
ly elected Senators from California, are
among the passengers.
The U. S. frigate independence was
still at Panama with the 81. Mary's.
The captain Of the Sierra Nevada re.
ports having seen Walker at Rivas on
the l7h ult., and that the allies had not
taken Virgin Bay, as reported, nor had
they made any attempt upon San Juan
del Sur.
Walker had an effective force of
twelve hundred men, and was strongly
fortified at RVas.
Walker had not heard Of the capture
Of his steamers up to the I'm.
The revolution in Peru still progresses.
The nsurgenl fleet entered The harbor
of Callao on. the 3lSt OF December. and
had slight skirmish with the forts and
government steamer, in which several
foreign vessels, including The American
bark Avenla. we're Injured. The Eng.
lish steamer Tribune and French Irig
ale interfered Tor the protection OF for
eigners.
The French symPaihizers with the in
surgents have been arrested, having in
their possession important papers and in
tprcepted letters from Vvanco to his
wife. which are said 10 impicate the Brit
iSh aud American Ministers in the revo!
urion.
The revoulionists had taken posses.
sion OF The Chiucha Islands. The Eng.
ish mail steamer Bolivia. from Panama.
was boarded on the 10th of January off
Calao by the revolutionary steamer
Jumbo, and an attempt was made to
take the mails. Another unsuccessful
attempt had been made 10 revoIutionize
Bolivia.
The Governors message recommends
the passage of an act to legalize the State
debt, and bill has been int[pduced for
that purpose.
Several shocks Of earthquakes have
been felt throughout the State. Many
buildings we're shattered at Santa Bar
bara.
The Gandana party had attacked the
government troops al Sonora on the 23i
OF November, but were repulScd with q
loss OF eighteen men.
force was being raised at San Fran
cisco for fiibuser exped ton TO Sono
ra. The mining news was laypMble.-,
Business was dali, The recei =
chandise were very largs.s CD J,
cIined 10 $l2 to $l2 so slef III 11usFa an
lhraoite. 10000 boxes OF adAmahilne
candies had been sold at % 1926
Money was tight. There had been no
sales of the State bonds. The State
Treasurer had deposited money with the
Pacific Express Company for The pay.
ment oI the State interest bot The Altor-
ney General had obtained an Injunction,
restraining the pay ment. Advices from
Panama are 10 the 81 inst.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-02-19
LATEST FROM EUROPE!
NEw YoRx, February IS, 1857.

The steamship, City of Baltimore, ar
rived here at midnight with Liverpool
dates to the 28h uIt The papers fur
nish rumor OF the submission Of Persia
LONDON. Jan. 27.-~The money mar.
ket is decidedly more stringent. Con-
soils Tor money closed at decline of I
for account. Market closed al 93ba93S
The steamer Edinburgh from New.
York had arrived al Glasgow.
llis reported that on the British forces
taking Bershire, after two hours bonn
Jardment, Persia submitted TO the de.
mands Of Great Britain, but the London
papefs do not credit it.
Great doubt is also thrown on the re-
cent news Of the burning of the factories
at Canton, and later intelligence from
China is anxiously luoked for.
Rumors of modification Of the Brit
ish Cabinet continue, and a dash at the
ministry is TO be made on the opening Of
Parliament:
The ship Confederation, before repor-
ted as wrecked, has broken up. The
master, mate, steward and boy, were
drowned.
Ferrouk Khan, Inc Persian ambassa-
dor, has had an interview with Napole.
on. The EmPeror's reply was non com
initial.
Nothing more is heard of the Swiss
affair. The Emperor Of Austria has
granted complete amnesty to The Lom-
bardy Venilian provinces. Toe confer
ences at ConsianInople respecting the
prlncipaIiries are ended. The Turkish
troops will now replace the Austrian SOL
Jinru
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-02-19
Arrival Of the Europa.
HALIFAX, Feb. IA

The Cunard steamship Europa, with
dates from Liverpool to the 3Ist ult., ar
rived here this forenoon.
1t is rumored that the American diff
Guilty has been settled by the offer of an
apology from the Chinese authorities.
A dispatch from Constantinople, dated
January 10, announces that the British
steamers had evacuated the Isle of Ser
pcnts.
With regard to the Persian submission
Lord Starttord de .Redclfie telegraphs that
Persia submits upon the general grounds,
and not because of the capture of Ber-
shire. The details Of the capture of that
city had been received at Bombay.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-02-19
Hog Cholera in Boufbtn County.

Hog Cholera In BOusbVn County.
We see that the disease which is desig-
mated as the "Hog CholeraA and which
has for the last six montbs proved so fa-
tai in different parts of the country, but
more especially along the Ohio river, be-
low Cincinnati, has made it's appearance
In Bourbon county, Ky. The Paris Citi'
zen of Friday says: "This disease has
made its appearance in our county. Mr..
Samuel H. Clay has lost nearly all his
hogs, and his neighbor, Mr.. Aker, E@'
also lost a large number. Mr.lClay thinks
his hogs contacted the contaGiaa.st SOM
OF the fairs, at which partuNalE
exhibited lSst fall. Our farm
be very careful to isolss the
much as possible, ayJp5
course with Hogs that la.25 bq
10 the diseased 50 3SNSo
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-02-19

TRANSFER OF 0iJPAlSrNc5, Co.oRs AND ALL
The new disco'six5 5pitta ,-by NJ. Nnrat, for
transferring oil paintings, Wy Photogtaphy has
excited much attention IN tire artistic world
The effect smost surprising, alihouglrds Yet far
from perfect, The only dofect existing lies on
the faihWess of outline which Is common to ait
rsproduelilns by Photography The painting
-fs~ukn tFsssfeleI from canvass to canvass
WI .sing the delectspeutoucd--as much
% drawing aud luInegsof color as the orig.
ip.J4 For cuthedras aiidlattEsAurches, whore
from necessity, the best works Of 'art must 10
placed at a distance, tho discovery is most val,
uabIe.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-02-19

hTSee the advertisement of Hibbs d.
Hered, Portsmouth. Ohio. These gem
tlemen are extensively engaged in the
sale OF Hardware, Cutlery, &c. Having
recently enlarged their establishment they
have now perhaps, the largest and best
selected stock of Hardware in the city.
We can most cheerfuIly recommend
these gentlemen as fair dealers.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-02-19
The Legislature.

From the proceedings Of the Legisla'
ture;. we notice a bill has passed both
branches, restoring to the Court of Com
mon Pleas jurisdiction in minor olienoe'
This we think 10 one Of the v'sesI acts
passed this winter Wbseher II restores
in all tho Counties we are no!
Sv9rnuth hope il does.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-02-19

BoBBINo AROUND. Alex Criswell, is
still Bobbing around, Offering at his old
stand. fresh supply of Groceries and all
sorts Of Goods. You might as well try
to stop locomotive under full headway,
BY swapping your thumb and finger, as to
stop Alex. from doing business. Go it
while your young Alex. Never give up
the ship.