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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11
CISTERNS.

NHIs is the favorable time to build your Csterns. The
/ GREAT CIsTEEN BUILDER HGGH L. BEATTY, is now in
hi. city ana prepared build them of all sizes Appi
made by note otherwise to H. G. Scoyel, will
receive prompt attention. lUne25 6m.
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$40 REWARD.

VNHE undersigned has hand superior crops Of
White Wheat which will be sold for seed in quantities
to suit purchasers.
sepl23. D. D. DICREY.
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CIV RniIding and Loan AssOelatiOn.
Valuable Land for Sale.

7 WISH sell the farm where nov i've, containing
about hundred and ninety acres, situated s"eiV
miles from Nashville between the Nashvle ana
Murfre esboro TURNPIKE Nashville and Cha
Railroad part the land fronts said turnpike near
half mile and lies within hundred arus OF
he Railroad The place well improved comfortable
dwelling AMI out houses good water and orchard OF pot
Appe and Peach trees and other fruits The land IS OF
good quality under good cultivation there being now
sixty-ve acres well with clover. All the land Is In
closed with Cedar rails abundance Of wood, and s
every way desirable plantation, being admitted one OF
the most healthy situations in Davidson county.
Those wishing to buy good pleasant and healthy place
would do eli 10 can soon 6esrous to sell snd will
or to Lanes IN Mcdonald Esa Nashville Ne. 42S Cherry
stree: or to NANCE & WOODWARD, Nashville.
OctSQ-aofian &. H. WALLACE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

CTRAYED from the pasture Of J. A. Payne, the
, Let August last, BAY HORSE, with a snip and
a blsmish in the left eye, one BOTH hind feet white
sadde-marks his back fJx-tIOts, and walks we'll
Oct eff. WIN. T. WRIGHT.
FOR RENT.
TWO ROOMS ON VINE STREET, between Church and
Broad. Inquire of A. B. Shankand, No. 25, Cherry
street- Semi OFF
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NEW BOOKS.

QUITS. by The author Of the Initials"
THE PLANTERS DAUGHTER. A Tale Of Louisiana.
GUY LIvGNGsTON; Or, Thorough.
THINE AND MINE; Or, The Step Mothers Reward.
NOTHING TO SAY. Doesticks.
THE GRFYSON LETTF RS. BY Heary Rogers.
THE WORLD IN A POCKET BOOK
ESSAYS IN BIOGRAPHY AND CRITICISM.
INFORMATION ABOUT TEXAS. Brahan.
THE POOR BOY AND MERCHANT PRINCE.
FUCKERS HISTORY OF UNITED sTATEsJ
MABEL VAUGHAN. By the author Of Lamplighter.
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH,
oc.1T. BG Al College street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

GENTS WEAR.
y ENTs' fine Calf Pump Sole Boots;
- - Stitched
80 d" Waterproof do;
9" Congress Caters;
double Sole;
Calf Brogans;
Also, Pegged Congress Caters and Brogans Of al d
scriptiOns.
TRUNKS, VALISES, &C.
Ladies' extra size Sole Leather Trunks;
80 - Travelling "
French with Trays:
Cents fue Sole Leather Trunks;
" Valises;
Russell VaIises;
Together with Carpet Bags, Black Bags and satches,
all Of which are offered Al low rates for the cash.
oct2. SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND's
CELEBRATED
German BEEEerS.

Prepared BY DR.. c. NJ JACKSON, PhiIad'a, Pa,
WILL KFFEcTuALLY CURB
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE
Chrome Nervous De rty, DISEASES of the Kidneys,
and all diseases arising from disordered
Liver Stomach.
Give them Trial, they will cure you
For sale Is per bottle, by druggists and
keepers every and village in the United States
Canadas, West Indies and South America. noV2-Im.
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Wheat! Wheat!
White Seed Wheat.

WE will pay the highest market price in cash prime
w red or white wheat for immediate delivery.
octZ2-daw1m. JOHNSON, WEAVER
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MILLINERY GOODS.
Great Bargains for the Ladies.
FANCY BONNETs AND MILLINERY GOODS
CHEAP FOR CASH.

orderto make for my Fall and Winter Stock Of
goods wiselthe balance Of Fancy Bonnets Straw
Bounets Jipseys, Ribbons, Flowers, EmbroideTes and
Fancy Goods. at selling as Bon
nets for 81 412 Bonnets Sc $40 Bonnets for So IS
Bonnets for So Mohair Head Dresses Kid and Pic Mic
Gloves, silk Wells, and other goods equally reduced
prices Now, ladies' is your time great bargains
cheap for cash. there vii be credit given. Casoon
before they are all gone, at No. 10, Cedar street.
July 2. MR. s. J. LLOYD.
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NOTICE.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
DIVIDEND NOTICE
FOR RENT.

A HOUSE IN EdgeAed, Wit In a few minutes wark Of
IA the Public Square, containing rooms besides kteh-
and servants rooms. inquire Of
J. q PILLOWS,
noy6-n No. IS Cherry street.
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700 GrOSS!!

"GILLOTT'a" BEST STEEL PENS; among the lot some
IA vorite numbers. Just received and for sale by
oct28 Bc CHARLES W. SMITH.
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PRINTING PAPER.
OOO REAMs News Paper, VaTioas sizes, for ssle by
LOO sePts. HAdAA a BRO.
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co vi vi f r C. | A l.
From the London Mark Lane Express, Oct. 12.l
The European Grain Trade.

By the of Trade find that, during the
six years from 1851 1876 inclusive have imported of
wheat and -four wheat IS 1922 SIS quarters
age 4770410 quarters per year. Wi average CROP
therefore shall still imported amount Of nearly
five million quarters-especiay when take into
the Of pOfatNe cropwhich fear is too well
tabi he'd to admit doubt The last tn weeks, indeed
disease has assumed vruenee equal in destructive
ness to period of its prevalence; and this
only part Of the United Kingdom but
France and considerable part Of the European Conti
nent.
France the alarm by has led the of hat
prohibit the export of grain until SepteT ber
S. The extent indeed to which cultivated
from ~ million acrel renders the loss serious
calamity forms the chief food Of the peasau
try Ireland previous to the famine Not
withstandng therefore, that the crop Of wheat France
the loss of the pOtatoe and deficient
crop maize will receiving that supply from
thence which had calculated
e following is the summary Of imports into Great Brit
for coming season, tmaed in the foregoing
statement:
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LEATHER RELTING.

5000 s oa. on 9d hand n Of extra 1T 9@ T. &c
Leather all OF which invite the attention Of all planters
maehinist above articles which will be sold
the best for cash. No sc and So Of Broad
and College street.
Nov. Z, B. R. CUTTER.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-05

COAL FOR SALE!
VHE subscriber respectfully informs the con-
i sumers of Stone Coal, that he has taken the
well known Coal Bank of Isaac Snyder, about
9 miles southwest of Millersburg. on the Dan
vile road, where he is prepared to furnish
Crate and Blacksmith Coal to order. The Coal
is known ro be OF good kind,
WILLIAM REES.
October Is, 1S57-v2nStf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-05
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA

QONTtcb |OT Hc TCtttJ " dfc ctth uNu
distressed, afflicted uiih Virulent
and Epidemic Diseases.
ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such as
| SPERMATORRHGA,S SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPO-
TENCE, GONORRHGA, GLEET, SYPHILIS, the vice of
ONANISM or SELF-ABUSE, &c, &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the awful de-
struction of human life caused by sexual diseases and
the deceptions pacsed upon the unfortunate victims of
such diseases by uack several ago directed their
Consulting Surgeon, n CHARITABLE ACT worthy of
their name, to open Dspensary for the treatment of
this class of diseases, in all their foms and to give
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to al who apply by letter.
with description of their condition, (age, occupation
habits of le &c and in of extreme poverty to
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. II is need
less to add that the Association commands the highest
Medical skill of the age, and will furnish the most ap
proved modern treatment.
The Directors review Of the past, feel assured
that their abors in this sphere of benevolent effort have
been of great benefit to the afflicted, especially to the
young and they have resolved devote themselves with
removed ZEAL to this very important but much despised
cause.
Just Published by the Association. Report on Sper-
matorrhea, or Seminal Weakness the vice Of Onanism
Masterbation and other Disease Of the Sex
ual organs by Consulting Surgeon which will be sent ty
mail, lin n sealed envelope) FREE OF CHARGE on the
receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. GEO. r. CAL
HOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No.
South NINTH Street. PHILADELPHIA Pa By order of the
Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTwELI, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
Feb. ce 1so7.-27tf
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and is easy of access from every point.
awaits the arrival Of every train to passengers here
and elsewhere.
Both apartments of this Institution in 1ourshng
condition. being conducted by able and experienced teach
ers and it is the determination of the Principal and
Trustees to make it crowning glory of the country
In order to afford sufficient accommodations for the Fe
male Seminary of this Institution about twelve thousand
dollars have been expended during the last three years
The building is calculated to accommodate sixty boarding
scholarscontains spacious school room library, rect
alton and apparatus All the apartment large,
well ventilated every way calculated to preserve
health
Every accommodation necessary to advance the pupils
health comfort and interest will be rendered.
Terms per Session OF five months, follows:
Boarding, light and room furnished $50 90
Primary class 500
Tuition Middle class 700
Higher class 500
Instruction in Piano Music 16 90
Drawing and Water Colors 10 90
Washing per dozen 81
Fnel per month l 90
rY Payne mt is expected quarterly in advance
Every young lady will furnish herself with towels for
her use and have every article OF apparel distinctly
marked. All books needed be obtained from the
Principal at Pittsburgh prices.
Tuition in the Academy is the same price as in the
Seminary Boarding be had at rates from 81 l2a to
81 SO perhaps
One othe assisttnt teachers In the Academy will afford
boarding, and have the supervision of all young men
placed ia his care 81 25 cts per week. Next session
particulars reference is made to Rev. j. A McGi Princi
pal; Hon. Thos Cunningham or Gen. Thos. Powers,
Beaver, Pa, and Rev. J. p Scott, Millersburg Ohio
Aug. p, 1S57-lu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-08

sDpeaTs that The parties Who fought ~ lsts PIKE
fght in Csnsda went from Buffalo u stsamhssea re
Buffalo Courier says; .- r
1--WE hear hat the vessels that conveye1 he psrtes
and spectators TO the light took clesaacss from the
Custom House for any Canadian port, end are copsc-
quently liable TO Q heavy 6ne. This u matter that
win probably come before tho United States Dssret
Court"
TAsPkilodelp1ia Bullais Of yesterday evening gives
an account Of several other fights which have either
directly grown out Of the Csnads affair OF bees the
fruit of Q audable spirit Of imitation Of the Same.
Among tho 6stc affair on the carpet, and likely 70
come Oh, we hear Of challenge from Tom Dsvis
one of Rankn's bottle holders, who o6ers to light
Bradley for bet Of e. 700 side. Davis = Aneri-
can by BIRTH and Is some thirty pounds lightss than
the iustrious Dominick but what he scks n weight
and muscle be is said to make up 10 pugihstc skiA
Yesterday afternoon Q couple Of professional
bruiser Of this city fought prize fght for 20 dde,
on the west bank OF the Schuyki opposite naneyuAk.
After mailing each other until one Of the tvaih ws
declared ysnqushsd, the crowd scattered. Noanssts
were made. t'aiA..
"a notorious Schuylin Ranger who was rsesstiy
discharged from Cherry Hill, with devout proaiees q
amendment, begins TO feel wofish since he he's bcep
at liberty, and offers to eight any man In tho country OF
las pounds weight.
"On Tue sday night, sparing match took pacs q
a GROCERY on Spruce street whaIf, on the SchuyAl.
Il attracted large crowd One Of the spazrers esns
rear having his back broken.
'sNew.York must look 10 It's laures for Philadelphia
is following hard in its wake in the matter Of detos.
fste iowdyism."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-08

FRIeHTFUL MURDER At CLIvEIASD.--Abcet
O'Clock. Aug. 6, there was determined attempt at
murder in the tenement occupied By nrs. Formeu,
colored woman Bill Brown, colored man, and he
wife Susan q half.breed Indian woman, lodged hero
and bad frequent quarrels About Q. m. Brown pro-
ceeded to the bed where two women were eleePs ~
struck his wife with an az, intcting fnshtfui gan
on the left side Of the head. The other woman being
awoke by the noise, jumped up just ~ Brown was
making his escape through the window. 6usan, On
being stuck, jumped out Of the bed and ran TO The
window, where it Is probable she fell on the aesr q
large pool of blood Yves there. when ne esser
in her hands. The wound Il ten inches long, coo-
mencing on the occiptal bone, and cutting through
the temporal bone dOwnto the jaw. II cut completely
through the skull and penetrated about an inch mo
the brain. About thirty pieces Of bone are extracted.
The woman is not expected to live.
no was slave In Louisville, aud escaped from his
master. Since that time he has been implicated 10
many crimes, and was sent once from Detroit 70 me
State Prison. While be was in prison his wife went
TO live with another man. On bis beipg released rom
prison. Brown wanted her to live with him again, which
she refused. He threatened to kill her, and hes made
several attempts previous to this.
The Ak With which the deed was done waa found
among some weeds near an adjoining stable. ID Y
coOpers AK with blade about lO or IL inches yids,
and short handle, and the owner OF the stable hipks
it belongs to him, he has missed such an ~ for
several days. This stable had been bis lurking place
for come days. and It Is supposed oy some sAss -
The woman formerly lived 10 Chillicothe, Ohio, anG
was there some years ago, shot through the body bz
some citizens of that place. She then Icy on her bed
for eleven weeks, when che was presented with e5o0
and told to clear out She was woman OF abandoned
character. lCleveIand Herald
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-08

DIsoRAoEFuL ScESE.-The fugitive-slavs case lor,
rather the rescue of fugitive slaves in Greene Comfy
Oho, is still pending before the United States Con.
missioner in Cincinnati. The Commercial, b ID re-
port Of Saturdays proceedings sketches she onowng
scene:
Mr.. Matthews claimed that, a. q representative and
officer Of the United States Government, u was HE
right and duty to indicate it from ell sspersi0ns,
come they from whatever source they might. Tho
opposing counsel Judge CaloweO had seri0usly aud
upjustly reflected upon the Federal Governneat
by asserting that Gan opinion has somehow goS 70
prevail that the United States Government was OF.
gained chiefly for the purpose Of catching runaway
negroes, and that in such cases only . Il deemed
necessary that all the powers Of tho Government
must be called into requstion that fugitive negro
" may be retui ned to his matter" He Judge Net
thews was constrained to denounce the assertion % -
Infamous libel! "a
Judge Caldwell, who was sitting ct his night, neAs
the "bench," and few feet distant from Mr. nat-
thews instantly sprang 70 his feet his eyes Indignantly
blazing, aud demanded If he Mr.. Maffhews) uesnS
to apply such language to him 7
Mr.. Matthews" meant just what said y
Judge Caldwell" Do you say / have uttered ~
infamous libel r.
Judge Mathews" mean to say that the ssssr-
" ton made by you that the Administration con.
sides it its exclusive duty to catch negroes 10 -
" infamous libelp' =.
Judge Caldwell instantly approached him, ed,
6ercely exclaiming, goa area lar" raised hn hss
and was about to strike, Mr.. Matthews Turning, to
meet the assault with unbenching 'front.' when
United States Marshal Sifford, who stood Aear,
quietly clipped in between the belligeIents ead
gently taking Judge Caldwell conducted him 70 he
sea 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-08

Eiduold, ss tie foot Of he long Ai6sen LAka on
which steamers ply 70 Lilehamner, 81 its head,
a6ordns an es!le. for tho produce Of tho fertile
Gullbrsndsdai and the adjacent country. Tho Nor.
wegian Consultation 10 in almost IL respects - free
90 that Of any American State, and il is cheering
to see wha. material vel. being and solid progress
have followed it, adoption.
The eayirons Of Christians are remarkably bean.
tifdl. From the quiet basin Of tho ford, which
vsnishes between blue, interlocking islands to the
southwark, the land rises gradually on Ill sides,
speckled with smiling country seats and ara-
houses, which trench Hess and less on the DARK
evergreen forests a. they recede unul the Latter
keep their old dominion aud sweep in unbroken
lines to the SUBMITS Of the mountains on either
hand The ancient citsdel Of Aggershas, perched
upon rock, commands the approach to the city,
6pe old linden trees rising above iGs white walls and
tiled roofs; beyond, over the trees Of the palace
park, in which stand the new Museum and Uni
versity, towers the long palacefrOnt behind which
commences range Of villas and gardens, stretch
ing westward around deep blight Of the ford,
until they reach the new palace Of Oscar.hall,
on peninsula facing the city. A. we foated
over the CLASSY water in q skif, this afternoon,
watching the scattered sun.gleams move across
tho lovely panorama, we found it difficult to
believe that We were in the latitude Of Greenland.
The dark, rich green of the foliage the balmy odors
which filed the air, the deep blue of the distant
hills and islands, and the SOFT warm cOlors Of the
houses, all belonged to the south. Only the air,
frcsh without being cold, elastic and exciting nota
delicious opiate, was wholly northern, and when I
took a swim under the castle walls, found that
the water was northern too. 1t is now the hight
of Summer and the showers Of roses in the gar
dens, the strawberries ad cherries in the market,
show that the Summers best gifts are still enjoyed
here. ..
The English are already of with their dogs,
guns, fishing tackle waterproofs. clay pipes, and
native language except one, who is home sick and
goes back in the next steamer. We set cut TO-
morrow for RingeriAe, the ancient dominion Of
King Ring, on our way to the Dovre-fjeld aud
Dronthein. BIT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-08

WIFE PoIsoSING IN LoUrsyILLE.--We have nsdS
several slight illusions to poisoning case, In the up.
per part Of the city but have refraned from psrticu:
farities, with knowledge that full investigation OF
the case would DO made BY the Coroner. The ~.
tmony before the Coroners Jury, summoned TO bold
an inquest upon the body of the late Mrs. John Goa
stock, was closed yesterday, and the Jury returned
verdict of death BY poison. A warrant W i%ns'
diatey issued by the Coroner for the arrest 81 John A.
Comsfock for the murder Of his wife, and also Tor TIE
arrest Of lone Ransom, young woman. the siecs o.
the deceased, as accessory before the fact.
During the investigation, lone Ransom admtseed
that che had purchased arsenic with the view Of kill
ing rats on Saturday two days before the poison We
administered; and when she was made swars o. ~
nature of the verdict she swooned away. and evncea
strong evidences Of completely in the crime. Prof j.
Lawrence Smith assisted at the postmorsn exeninar
ton, and detected the presence Of arsenic n 10
stomach Of the deceased. The poison was deubusss
administered at the breakfast table On Monday mem
ing and had been placed In the coffee which dsessssd
drank. ~ q m,
John A. Coustock, the husband Of The dscseeed,
unfortunately for him, u q man Of bad Tepetadon,
hsvpg served term ip the Penitentaiy q Jeaessee
vile in expiatiOn Of high crime. The chssacees q
his accomplish lone Ransom, 70 unknown 70 ~. W
account Of real or feigned ilness the young weoAe
has not beer ncarcsrsted in the City Prison. bat
der srrest. Constock Is In prison, and win d?aeae0
have an early examination. lDemoeras, July H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-08

r.r.rr,-T7e HeoitoS u. W.
1HK ZInnsh -. ss,s~.i6csst villa reaidsnos, Which
Banner says tns z;ro%srmsa, ESQ.,, had conmeaee9 o
=. .': ss%Is' osud. IA The yssty q re Has
=: :sa s,,.::, 70 st. r. :;
shs ptseded hight and IVES but q brick
hsd T1ss.ed aors, now being SIZED Up with Earth
anG "a evidence that the lord Of the manor wss
ssn.yfed. and with him much Of the enterpriss ana
~ ihe locality which he delighted IN mpcov'sg
sPif'ht ssu;fyins fhs magnificent Sountsa which =
srseted At cost Of several thousand dopsss, ~
rumsrous lets of water are thrown upward go oass
for moment in the sunbcams, sBofds :enank -.
trsst to the humble vault near by, ccno1s
mains Of hin who now lives only u D" W.T.
sbs ssrdep Of Thomas Atkins, Middlstown, e. vh,ss
VI. brought from Birmingham. wsrTe - C s,ssy.
England shout two hundred years go :. ~ Ssya
bsss N the possession Of one isna'y ssS Do W."
several tipss Eapsplsptsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-08

SuGcysrIoy FOR Nh. CHoLwHLL.-We cen-
mend the following saccdote to the careful eondde
ton Of Mr.. Chowell, the American member Of W
Board Of Police Commissioners Of New.Yoras
Mr.. BiIdad Jones, mate Of the Connecticut 1yW
schooner Sally Ann, walked att ana soo'o
S;artain Spinner, II you keep the ssu.ss o. ny
aourse You ii have her hard aground on ne 49,;
Whefeunto the captain. NJ -. M .sn ~ ~ m
forard and tend to your part Of me sSea'' -
tend to NINE" v.rksA "a
ard reported: Captain Spinner, my par" -
lie At anchor" s,s.. ~ ~ n ~
s S."ny crew the Nsw-Yok Police CGc2:x a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-08

VILLA. r.rr.r. iwArrs'rsr' C"'''' '''
TlINyEy, nh
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From Our Gossipps Correspondent. ...i-