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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-31

NARROW ESCAPE from DROwNING, On
Saturday afternoon last, a nnmhcr of stu
dents at Williams college, wereibathing in
the HOOslc river, when ono OF the number,
a native of the Sandwich Islands, and u
very expert swimmer, undertook 10 cross
the river under water, feat that he had
repeatedly and successfully performed be.
fore. lie was takon with cramp while be-
meath the surface and fell unable to help
himself, IN only two feet OF water on the
opposite shore. His companions, thinking
az so,no "'r p,'yius poSSuh ie' nun ne lor
lifted out he was so nearly drowned that it
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-31

DETrKR THAN TELEGRAPHNe-A gentle.
man in Brattleboro received letter on rhe
2o,h, from correspondent in shslburne
Falls, which letter was mailed in the latter
place the Goth of January. The distance
between the two villages is twenty miles
and the letter was six months in making
its passage
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-31

a DECISIVE Test The Providence Jour.
nal says
"We had better test of spiritualism
than any Boston experiments could afford.
When the son of Henry Clay took tho
stump for james Buchanan, and the spirit
Of his great father did not rise from the
no passing back from the next world to
this. -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-31

DEATH Oh DR. RosE,-Dr. Rose. who was
burned at the fire, ut the State Lunauc
Asylum, in Utica, on Tuesday, died on
Thursday afternoon, from the etfeets of his
injuries
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-31

DISLIKE Of OFFICE SEEKISG.-Genoral
Cass, who has been in Office almost without
Interruption for about forty years, is said
to have remarked TO some old friends who
called to do business with him lately
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-31
THE FREE PRESS
BURLINGTON
Views ofa Southern Absentee.
FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 81, 1857.

The following extract OF letter to the
New Orleans Delta is interesting, as it
gives the views which a certain class of
southern men entertain about the expcdien-
cy of shifting the field wherein the slave
power Of the nation is to display its ener.
gies The Delta has been an eminent ad-
vocate of Walkers filibustering operations
in Central America.
LEAyENwoRTH CRY, X. T.,
June l7tb 1857
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-31

10 be drunken German, who pursues the
vocation Of selling poisoned lozenges, for
the destruction of rats.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-31

+" Otice-seeking in men, women and children,
has become our national malady. God only knows
how it is to be checked, or in what direction the
cure lies"
On the subject of office holding, We be-
lieye he was altogether silent.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-09-24

|5c<SSousSut 40 VI ysbfVHrueT, oy tn0 tonnage OF
ilic old ard rnoulderibg trees which ,sur-
Rounded il The only sound wis the. dsiu.
DIP, of the heavy drops from tho lsayes 81
The ancient yews and etnns:t & ~ 4 sS
:. AS he drew hurfiediy along Che stately
avenue, Mr.. Dobson pressed Miss fianisvss
hand nervously 10 his side, perliaps viii, 8
sresolute deterinipation 10 sh;cid and ,,ro,
tect her from all harm. 8.
"Mr. Dobson,r' said she, stopping. stnr
mothers grave is near US Ajittls To the
right ht-the white tombstone covers her re-.
mains. s, - S. -
4, ALL fine old iadSl Exccllent woman.
no dcpb,! Never stopped hero at this
hopf. an, Confident, when .she could help
it. Come alopg, my dear Mrs Henley" !"
'Stcpi" said a deep voice, and n. yigo
rous hand seized Miss Eeniey's disensaged
arm.
Taught, ashe hal been, 10 thareh 10 the
caunon's mouth, the Ensign would have
boited incoptinenily, had not bis co,npan .
ion exclaimed Z"Mr Thcrnton.s sz
"This, cir. is most singular and obiec-
tiorabIe 5ehsvicr, said he, trcnulous,y. y
'Look .here!r said Tom; amys business is
with this young lody--stapd aside, or rg
throw you over thccturch.yasd walir'
y The Ensign made a sort OF depseca,;no
gesture as the other, advanced upon him,
and fetreated 10 n distance.
Miss Henley said the farmer, s"we are
we'll i0ei ] come to toll you here, where
we have often wandered, that have heard
from your father, that you desire that /
should visit his house no more. Be it so!
lhaye loved you well; but make no re-
proaches. In Mr.. Dobson you will End
better mate; for you are incapable Of ap-
preeiatiug love like mine; and 'if you are
not unworthy of true devotion, ho is inca
pable of allording it. Good night. We
part here!"
Silently. proudly, she bowed, as be look
ed wlslt0liy at her, where she stool, pale,
inSihe iisfol gieam of ghostly light. THE
tear fell upon her hand, ana stood trembling
upon her cheek; but il was unseen. ?
Good night Be happy in your own
way said he, and waving his hand, he
ssprang over the church.yard wall with n
bound
Astcnished aud indignant, She gazed af.
ter him. That night she had thought of
him more earnestly than for months. She
had sympa;hized with him in his defeat;
she had felt his disappointment as her own
Never, in The whole range of their acquain.
tance, not even when they stood together,
hand in hand, by the graves Of their de-.
parted mothers, and he imagined that at
least part OF the tenderness the mother.
less girl betrayed WAS born Of love for him.
the motherless boy, had She been moved by
a feeling us near akin to love for him as
this night, when he came to reproach her.
Here, when the young bud of sympathy
gives promise Of expanding into the full
bloom Of passion, he piucks il rudely from
the stalk, and casts it from him-stops her.
like q footpad, in tue night, and baraugues
her upon her insensbilily, and lncapabiiity
OF approaching and deserving his affection.
Dobson, tue game is with you! II YOU
do not improve the opportunity, as soldier
should, "never more be officer of miue!n
Blcckheads are trumps, my boy. Play ou,
your band.
TO RE CONCItrng0 ~
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-09-24

distances a lone noun tain 5ises to the view,
which from ip location we supposed 10 be
the Plot ost sas the sun fades beneath the
s1eFgson lts esS:A faftl. . clear red light, and
ycu see Has!tfltg IN its blaze the windows of,
the House Of Morgauton. From the same
source = golden tinge is thrown upon every
!sssg aud everything is mellowed into soft
velttleas IN the accompj Of natures
most splendid creation. ,sFsr, far beneath.
hid amid . mass Of shrubUery and rocks
the Hnyille finds its way TO ihe Ca,awba'
Turning 10 our guide, we asked, "Does The
L'nville run thefer He replied Yes, and,
poor thing, itssee- troublous times before il
gets out sliere Too We have never seen
anything which gave one so forcible an
idea OF mans liliieness MS this point The
chilnpey ROCKS OF sthe nouns are about
three hundred feet high: from thsir base
the mountain descends with fearful rapiii.
" inso the EinviiIe river-how far. ills he.
yond our power TO estimate; bu, il seems
IKE u was almost into tile bowels of The
earth. y seems rs ifeonc nigh, Gilli sl't
From inufn ill noon, fraa, .i,soi I'll iewy evc,
and but then fathom ils .lepthe We look.
ed, sod turning looked aeain. Gladly
wo'1d we have .spen, hoarssupon ,ha,
Summit, ept snatnrc changes not to suit
matr's wishes, rad days must end ON tho
mountain top Asl well as in ,l,ervatIev
We returned 10 Mr.. Franklin'sj bonse
thankful for what we had seen. bu, wish :,
ing that we could spend weeks roamipu
among the beauties of that mountain conn.
try 14Sltevi{fe n AT S1A .S,,ec,,,tox
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-09-24

-. s. w e, = IS; s ~ -
=; 1< - ~ 4 s. 5. ~ v
= = d, @ 8! s. 8
ssS<ss 49, -.
s. - e K s7',f = q
s'S;E $ !l + Il ss,s
: & ~ - = = Sis=s
3,dl sli}S /. 6i{{ ~ Am Main Slis
& ffh6686f Mi S,3tS "a SjfaS 81 6
tS ys n6 WIN 4j}xf sS6l
fi666x65 III NJ 0ock q Aes6iss & 4Nsk sssllaf.
Q,sl3f 6on6dStit 81 n0is rs l6sf M money.
kn5i ffsk A5fhSfs has iost iI;s. Scii Sn0w Il
ttS36ii 3 xxi n an lSeSs aftsssuir sdsitsf
ana Is & sk Is cSidiaf' ytell S. tiiats can.
fdsdlp added lbe nSislss ins Bis mosg plain
SPOKEN and ain ncnInlft no rscablA fnau;,a, 3
be- 81 - mid .I,scr.< iaee.l .uffnssas Yisia
bashesy looked al hes resnccfa he fat,er. IS
|jf jfmose ahnoyed h, an surprised At his can.
| ilos which she perl,aps had expected be.
fore. & si.:is Dobson sirnpercd. and covered
her f;loe with her tan. FOR. the NH s. laus
guage was. ID ssv lhe ieast, uagciStee,,
Etlio9gh not gether, unpleasant 10 the
esS5R ;of the pobsQns. s,s 8
MISS Henley N'as highs spirited Witlia
proud elHnce st Miss bison, md without
nollcln The paptofni ipie signals of he Enss
sigp. who had posted himself hehiud old
( llenley,s CD ar, she replied, NV hether Al
slhofn!o'. eop,es here or not viii perhaps
make but l;ltle: difference. y viii not dis
tress me, .t he never comes again; but do
nat Ike to hear him slandefedin his ab.
sence. it you do not want him TO come
you had better tell uim 50, fsti,er, and not
eiame INN Tor what he coptd not help,
-, IN me, NJ don't nnean to tell him
So, gam nieant 20 tell hin, csndid What
xpe on .; do'ng now GU pent gcing l,ut
sto-e,ght agen.V said the miller, Observing
that sue had risen and put on her bonnet.
am gong 70 aunts,' tntiler, SAD Mss
siteniey
-" Nv e'lf GO on and shet the garden gate
lafser yer q mini mat. don't want them
Shess insa routing aP tue tatefs.'g 30 say
S# Y, Tue miller turned 10 his pipe and tunk-
AID ieaving Mr. aud Miss Bobson 10 sidle
outsoi tue room unobsersed.
~, Meantime, Mr. Tom Thornton and Joe,
the groom, had arrived home withsStride
away. Itwas riheeyening hour when
they led him through the struggling village
street OF Woodbourne, apparently in good
ne'sa. eh saoes u'sir neads and stood
receive tile horse and congratulate the own
.er of bims Not assit used to be, when he
ed by troops Of fr;e,,a,s an. .,dsn, .',a,;sas.
and with ali. the bows of he l,a,nlst .faliow'
:, .so ""',.'es .'o'1~'
on : other occasious, had always known, ,ba,
ba wonld aaa - t,;sles 49, oSa ...'
body that they had aIways Lssn eons;nn:a ~
Of his inferiofi,N r. ,horosghIy .ies,si And
wbensi WAS sagces.ed I'M IL. S .was' ',,,wsT veil
they replied, TO thein,ense Indignation Of
the fat tirainer, sWeo ever heard OF a horse
being beaten. without die f,iepds OF him
having asfiistrate excused Tom Thorn.
ton5feis the hunnilietipn.of of his fayolile keen.
IS. as well as Joe, the groom; but their con,
'fidencein sis-powers was upshaken. And
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-09-24
HEMETf~

A few hee boy was passing
through @1yon the Cleveland aud Erie
road, haailsSut advertisements OF "No.
thing TO Near,p illustrated. A lady re.
marked to geutlcman, What takes oir the
ladies', i suppose" "No,n said her friend,
~ only takes of their dtesses.o "Then,n
replied the LADY, 'it apropdr that a STRIPPING
should sell it."
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-09-24

Frank, where have YOU been?n ..I'yc
oeen PLAYING at an ol,l game chasing i
hoop in Chestnut street,
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-09-24

WHAT IS AN INsULr9 Justice King. OF.
chicago, has decided, on an application. .for
q warrant, that 10 spit in a mans fee
knock HIM down and kick him, is nots
iaSuit.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-09-24
TO BE coxcLuprD.


q
ARTIFICIAL BREKDISG OF FIsn.-We are
informed that very extensive establish.
ment has been stated at Shaltocks Lake.
by Mr.. Upham Treat, formerly Of Maine.
Mr. Treat commenced his arrangements
early IN tho spring, and has already stock.
ed his preserves with shad bass, salmon
and other fish, 10 a considerable extent.
When the spawning season comes ON, he
Will commence his experiments, and the
prospect is that he will be entirely and re,
muueratiyciy successful There is nothing
more simple than the artificial breeding OF
tish. The entire mystery Consists in taking
the female during her time, and by running
tue thumb with gentle steady pressure
down her back, force out her ora in a iHr
OF pure fresh water. The male is then ta.
Ken IN the same way and made to yield
few drops OF the spefmalic fluid in the same
vessel; The two are then stirred togelher for
few moments, aud the contact az the iluid
OF ihc male has the effect h. yitalze the
eggs at once. The eggs arc then laid laNn,
IN shallow tanks with gravel bo,tomss sar
ranged ma series Of steps, so that r,lEtlipg
water can continually pass over theI5 80.
he whole trouble Of the breeder En-
TO keep the eggs fee from any sedinSatls65
muddy deposit, and in due ,iine eask go
becomes fish. Thus almost every .&kSH
an 'nupmerable ova can be tufne n sslI,ii
count Tor the benefit of man. 'fia38k,
however, something 20 do after the ~
have become fish, and that is to conline
them within certain limits l,y a dam, until
lhsy are old enough to be Ado to take care
OF themselves, and make fight against the
hrger iisli. WHICH would eatil eosrsS<3 There
are now three or four eslabsiahsasL in the
country f6r The mtReial bre ssof fish,
aud we see no reason Ntm ssTSsike and
river may not be igsa - 81 aud fond,
aud made 10 mallsssk ~ return to
ihe entetPrising neTsgi1' INTO it,
@ 'olto's Spirit
~. ..----
The Washiqak Siates says, that at The
conclusion OF sS marriage eeromony of
Con. WalbIftk on TUESDAY, President
buchanan ai3f frompl to avail himself of
the privIiegTEs skissiug the bride, wheu,.
.nrn'ng to s3lleneral, he said, playfully,
You have t8$1ssl our rauksm .'How
Gould help iY9a General, responded as
he pointed AN sde.
a few nee boy was passing
through 1yon the Cleveland aud Erie
road, haailtSut advertisements OF "No-
thing TO Wear illustrated. a lady re.
marked to = gentleman, What takes Off the
r.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
REPORTS Furnished by the AssOcsased Press. ]

WAsHISaroN, September 10.-The treaty be
tween the United States and Granada has been
signed. Il merely provides for commission for
the settlements OF claims.
BosroE, September 1O.-Henry J. Gardner has
been nominated for Governor OF Massachusetts by
the two American Conventions.
Ex-Governor Ramsay was yesterday nominated
for Governor Of Minnesota by the Republicans
New ORLEANS, September liza despatch from
the BaIize saws the Tshuantepee question has been
settled at Mexico The Garay and Sloo grants are
both nulli6sd. The vomito has much abated at
Vera Cruz. News unimportant.
SYRACUSE, N. Y.-Tbe Democratic Convention
having quite stormy times. as to the admission
of the New York City delegates.
NOMINATIONS. - For Comptroller, Sanford
Church; Treasurer, Isaac Vanderpool; Secretary
of State, Gideon Tucker; Attorney General, Lyman
Treamine.
Providence, Sept. 11.-PhiIp Allen and his
sen, ZaeharIah Allen, manufacturers have failed
Tn liabilities of the former exceed two millions.
WAsHIEGroN, Sept. 1.-THE President has re-
cognized Charles Edward Kortright British consul
at Buffalo.
James Brown is appointed agent for the Sioux
Indians in Minnesota, and jackson, OF Mississippi,
is appointed Secretary OF State for New Mexico.
At the municipal elections in LeavenWorth, Kan
sas, on Monday, the Free State ticket was elected
by 260 majority. The Constitutional Convention
convened at Lecompton on. the 7th.
Utah advices are TO the 5th OF August. News
unimportant.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12

The Clerk and Master of the Cbancery Court Of
Davidson county will hold a meeting this morning.
at which he will be pleased to see every person
who wishes to purchase real estate in this city or
county. He will offer for sale on the occasion,
Four lots in Ewing's addition.
The Brick School House, on the Gallatin Pike,
" III one of ground.
Seven lots wine street.
One lot on McLemore street
One lot on Cherry street
A tract of land in the sta District.
A tract Of land in Cheathsm county.
house and lot on Cherry street.
negro woman.
tract of Iand-Cliiton-in this county.
By referring to our advertising columns the par
tculars Of these sales be learned. They are
dered by the Chancery Court, and must come off.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12

LUMBER.-The great number of buildings in pro-
gsess of construction, and contemplated, in our
city, has created extensive demand for Lumber.
Builders WILL therefore, be gratfed to learn that
there is a steam mill, in operation on the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, near Steven
son, which is turning out lumber in large quanti-
ties; and that the owners, Messrs. INGALLS, TAI.
LKY, propose to furnish market An adver-
tisement of this mill appears in the PATRIOT this
morning
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AREWARDIS OFFERED!

or the yender Of aoy sUch counterfet imitation Of
BGRHAVE's HOLLAND BITFERs. The genuine, highly
concentrated Holland Bsers put up in half pint bottles
only having Of the proprietor, B. PAGE Jr blown
in Them his signature around the neck Of each and
every Doe.
This delightful aroma has been receivedy Amer leans
with that which is only extended TO really scientific
preparations When consider the marked success at
tending its administration the stubborn Of
Fever and Ague, Weakness Of any kind Dyspepsia Heart
burn Acdty the omaeh, Sick and Nervous Headache
IndgeEtion Cosfveness and Piles together with the
pete all Nervous, Rheumatic and
Neuralgia Affections wonder at its poPulari y
Well may the invalid value this remedy.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12
Savannah Market.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 9.


WHEAT-We have to report duh market for Wheat the
past No sales have taken place. knowledge
The late accounts from Northern markets Of
favorable consequently it has affected prices here
Received during he week about 10000 bushe export
cd 81 67, to New York 74467 and to Baltimore 1000
bushels.
FLOURThe stock Of Flour the market is large and daily
increasing with little speculative feeling existing. The
exports to New York during the week 1130 bbs and
500 sacks quote Superfne &c. Extra 81 3d. family
IS TO IS 80 @ Dbl.
BACOSWe have change to notice in this article The
market is quiet but steady at the following prices: Ribbed
Sides 1617c ia lots and shoulders 5c h. Obbers
ask u ADVANCE o above frnm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12
The Flnx Annih1liated.

Every fall thousands OF people die Of Flux
Cholera Dysentey Gripping Pains and other irregularities
Of the Bowels. It cured in every for Is
cents, by the of fuckers CHOLERA SYRUP,
which tested by the best physicians in the South
and West, and by them pronounced the most efectua
remedy in 1t has performed astonishing
cures any other specific. human life be saved
nine out Of ten by investment of IS cents Buy
a bottle and keep it by you.
For sa e by HERMAN RAINS and T. WELLS, Drug
Riss. apr24-6m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12
STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS.

The river is falling slowly, With barely l6 inches
water on Harpeth Shoals. Unless there is some
soon, navigation will cease entirely.
The Commerce got off last evening for Paducah,
accompanied by fatboat loaded with freight for
points below.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12
LINCOLN HOU S <
TuLLAHOMA, TENN.
10 .. sMITH. Proprietor.

TrAVINa takea ehsFEs g. Lne as9se netsli 80 en-
~ 1900 s1a ne siilzeas g. Sashss eea 14Ftdaoa
ssaale i use4 ea.ielt Petfsasse. - tees ~ IS 81
20. "a sin he tess he colnfEg aaefia, anc
- .s-e en- IS taken % please 40.
5ss = seed Livery et4tie eaailngoas 90 tes hoase
49, rsvelesgis, tu1eFzF. and Lsnethurg sfail ani
ssrar CoaeA saves tk hots every AonaaF, ~ ednss,
- aat Er1ay "a les stose qsscs 81 p eciock z. ~
- ~efnrnaf ever 4uesaaf, fhuFszay AMI saturday q
III sioss a. ~ aaskag ceuneellona ailh ne Naahvils
ChailansasA. AID Me1iiaas4ile a Aaneaes.er Nal
Sasszhsuss. Aasuss n. issT. va
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12
COM M ERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

!
WHEAT-There appears be disposition the part
either buyers operate the demand
ing reduction in prices. Mers offering CSC per bushe
prime red, delivered. An offer made and refused
yesterday of 75c sacked delivered The depressed
state Of caused by the figure grain
market white selling there for 81 35@1 80
per 75c per bushe deliver in New
York from this place,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12

New ORLEANS, Sept. Il.-Cotton sales 100
ba.es, at 4al53; sales of the week $3.50 bales n-
GLIDING 1 100 bales of new. Receipts $3.50 bales,
against Il 720 last year Stock Is $50 bales. Corn
6rmer. at TIC Other articles unchanged.
E3NEw York, Sept ll-Cotton firm; uplands mid
ding 154. Southern Flour 5 5Oa5 80. Wheat
and Corn heavy. Bacon frm Linseed oil 79a
80. Spirits Turpentine 45. Kentucky Tobacco
10 to 90.
CINCINEATI, Sept lI.-Flour 1926 Wheat 75a
80. Oats 3d. Whisky 81. Trust Company checks
SOC.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Sept. Up. n.
Chamberlain in good supply this mrrning, the offer
ng the Corn Exchange amounting in the aggregate
about 10000 bushels Of Wheat there about As
bushels The demand the opening brisk
and prime lots sold advance of fully per bushel
Saturdays rates. bat towards the close the demand
active and the market closed heavy White Wheats sold
to-day at 11l2Cc for damp and tough parcels i2513Oc
for lots slightly Of condition. 1S5l45c good prime
dry lots 15Cc for choice do and quote do. 1000
10 for damp and 1150l25 for fair to prime dry
do
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12

FEVER AGUE-Foremost among the various remedies
for this disease stands DIR. shaenberger's Antidote
few doses will any ordinary case and dose inva-
riably stops the chs contains nothing least
degree hurtfuI to tie system under any circumstances
and produces the unpleasant effects that attend the
Of Quinne and other agents in general use. cures
every form Of the disease the original and only An
tidOte for Malaria.
Ask fof DR.. shaenberger's Fever and Ague Antdote,
and be you get pills. Sold by respectable Druggists
everywhere Price 81 So Proprietors A. t. sHAL-
LKSBERGER Co., Rochester, Pa. Rug4-Smdtrikw.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12
C A N d Id A T E S
mUNIOIPAL ELECTION.
Mayor.

NA5AYVTs
r. We authorized to announce J. R. BEUoE
candidate for Mayor Of Nashville the ensuing municipal
election.
E4 We are authorized to announce ANDREW AEDERsoN a
candidate for reelection Mayor Nashville the ens-
ing municipal election.
~ We are authorized to announce ROBERT B. CASTLE
MAN as candidate Tor Mayor of the city the ensuing
municipal election.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12
.AnTNEnsmEP NoTICE.

ETAvINa admitted yoHS g. H0UzT0N . a latrreet
"A a. ~ batnsss. sgza les guiy la oseaaa g
oes tl41ks 40F p4rozs So ExEeiEle Bestowed a1s
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12

CHATTANOOGA, Sept, 10.
The river navigation keeps AID boats mAtng eg
uar trips in the up river trade, with fair freghs Our
quotations are based upon actual sales
FLOUR-A cd article superne bought by whole
sa le IS 5O96 O0--retails at Sc 1895 So.
WHEAT-Not much doing farmers holding for advance in
p We note sales of first qua ty prime White Wheat
81 Also sale of White Wheat, prime IS cents
W. quote prime article of White at 81; second quality
IS Red hrst-rate quality 70 so cents Little
doing.