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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-09
COLUMBUS MALE AND FEMALE
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LNZerme County. Pa.

TTNHE Trustees ofthis Institution respectfully
L announce. that il will be- qpened for the
reception Of Pupils, of both sexes, on M6nday,
October Goth next, under the immediate care Of
Pref JAMES ANDERSON, as Principal.
Mr.. A. is a gentleman Of extensive acquire.
menis. and enlarged experience as an educator
and has been connected with the most popular
"hieh School" of Bucks Co. for several years
He is also well and favorably known US con-
tributor to some of our leading educational peri
odicsls. F Il > ,4 >.
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
Will comprise Onhograpby, Definitions, Read
ing, Penmanship, Etymoiogy. Geography, Eng
Grammar, Composition, Arithmetic Algebra,
Geometry, Mensuration, Plane and Spherical
THgonometry, Surveying, Navigation, Asiron-
omy, dc. Book Keeping, History, Physiology,
Natural. Intellectual, and Moral Philosophy.
and Chemistry. sl,s 5sf.i +s4l4..t
Classes in the French. Spanish e. Latin
Languages will be formed early as practics-
ble, and instruction on Piano-Forts will be
given if desired. astl s.sl,t,4 ,,ss, LtN.t
WEEKLY LECTURES on tho Natural
Sciences, illustrated by appropriate apparatus
will also 10 given. 81
SPECIAL ATTENTION will be paid to
young Ladies and Gentleman designing to quail.
ify themselves as Teachers.
7 E r M s.:
FOUR, FIVE and SIX Dolia,s per Quarter
in accordance with the studies pursued pay able
one half in advance and the balance atthe close
Of the Quarter.
GOOD BtiARD can be had IN the village at
moderate price.
~ Mr.. A. wiiLdeliver an address on Physi.
cal, Intellectual and Moral education, on the
day of commencement, when his method Of
imparting instruction will be illustrated. and
the discipline and management of the chool,
fully explained.
Patents, Guardians, and the friends of educa
tieg generally, are cordially invited 10 be pres
ent. -s
D.L. CHAPLIN, D. ". STEVENS,
JOHN KOoNS. N. D. STILES,
sILAS D0DSON. JOHN YAPLE,
THOMAS PEALER, i
Columbus, Sept, 4, 1856. Trustees.
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New arrival of Spring and Summer Goods


dinh
dauay
kindsof the People
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TWENTY-FIVE WITNESSES
h t11 OR. THE
FORGE CONVICT E D

=. JOHN S. DYE rs THE AUTHOR
- Who has had 10 years experience as a
= Barker and Publsher, and author of =
e A Series OF Lectures al the Broudrr5 faber
Z: naele,
e when for 10 successive piehIs, over
= Dr 10000 People IA
= greeed him with rounds OF applause,
-. while he exhibited the manner fDGh hich
=. connterfeilers execute their irautf<. and
;. = the surest and shortest means of detecting
:. them
2 The Bank Note Engrayers all say
3 that He is The Greatest Judge of
Paper Money Lining.
2 Greatest discovery ot the pr-sen, century
Z Fer Detecting 9 ounierfeit Bank
g Describing every Genuine Bill in exist
= noce, and exhibiting at glance every
:. Counterfeit 10 CIFcuiaion!!
~ Arranged so admirably, that Reference is
3 easy and detection instantaneous.
= w No index 10 examine! No pages 10
= hnnt up! But SO simpliiied and ar.
, ranged .ha, tiIs Mercb.ut, psRk-
er and Business Man can see
all al Glance.
y English, French and German.
:. Thus each mag read fhe name IN his oton Ma
- tire Tongue
SMOST PERFECT BANK NOTE
Is LIST PUBLISHED,
s Also List of
e ALL THE PRIVATE BANKERS IN
AMERICA.
= A Complete Summary OF the FINANCE Q
Europe end america will be published il
leach edition, together with all the Import
C AMI news of the day. Also,
A SERIES OF TALES d
= From an old manuscript tonnd IN The East
= |; fnrn.shps Ihe uiost comDlete
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Oriental Life.

: 10 describing the mos, perplexing posi-
a. ticus in which the Ladies' aud Gentlemen
= oi that counIy have been 70 oten found.
g These Stories will couI1nrp esdfEs9hoa1 the
~ waole year, and viii 1--we the Most En-.
Slertaining ever ofleredto the PatIic.
= Up Furnished Weekly 10 Subscribers
a only, at ST. year. All Ietiers musi be ad-
dressed 10
Z ~ JOHN S. DYE. Broker.
p Published and Proprietor, 20 Wall Street,
q April OF, 1851. New York
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MANSION HOUSE.
9 List OrLetters

u EMAiNlNG in ,ne Po. office At Blooms
AScutg. Pa, Tor The Quarter ending August
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Public Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.

AUuTtsk, II. NANNEI,
No 293 Broadway. Nrw York.
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g GITY .B5UsIN.Ess. 5
GOLDEW BBEI 1IV III SrORE

49, \ ~ ezsnu raFnE a a -
~ III 4 M AIS - sSS tsail 4as4s S4s
p, .IItISi.f nd lRIsNlh12, 94SdIlf5
SSF0SE d THOMAS take ntsnsute In Announcing that
y they nowa receipt Of thelf fo stock Or Fall aud
t,Ey q Gods, garastlsa "a aHd sSSeas.
ir6 ~ thsir T,rrssr ,r ysjI tIsr 49,
tTf n iic ,SI,,s ,,5ys t,n y
60 [[S [1.+ ST,tS ~. - mr. i,
Being BY far tho largest aud MOST DEsIABLE stock And
embracing tte BET Of cioice Goods have
egsr offered to tl,e PlhlIes =, - - 1870
teIr former variety they have added large Stoe Of
Capetng and Rays Of helatest designs and best makes
beautiful line Of choice FHrs suitable for iLe
Winter TrAde-to both Of which, as vel 70 their stock
Srneralv, they invite the attention Of the Trade
ayu been In The Eastern cities short tlIe prsyioosto
;he late Ia knIE 81 ottopi FSbri AMI bur
ii S rI, ID iiscTi,s fSST m sI
tnSrs In Fols SbIS to Tf sdnsenents
70 0ss GE,sa Biycfs either by tic PIECR or al RRTAII
exec a by no similar house Il, the Syest :
To meet wants OF tbglr "a plly Trade tev
have made, uang ample 70 rnlsA
their line in TIE Wcst 4
In ltll st6ct may be- found t In if53i9 al -
QUO yds SIiI;sgerbrHeIng some of the hneetIns
y 4OJ0 FTeneh AierFnSsS CsSshmefes. Refba
TbScts and atidemissSsS Sf Sr,r, nj c61r
in sripe ss
400 SAavIs and Cloaks--enLrsei,,g some of the
oEufel d Whel1dt.
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Pens! Pens g! Pens
AUNI IlSCa1lN6s NEW.
letaP BROWN has lot Of Gold PenE
-ls which he had made under his supervision. They
gold reduced t6 IA aFAts by combination
alloys and be equaIe for eastcity
Ilit any o:her combination of naltaIs peiees are
moderate, and every pen Wnsrante They may known
by ey yrFy pen being stahped &c P. BEoyh. Wletllnen
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cHUKCIEs OF WHEELING.

-,-,.,..-,,..,.-. =. ,,,,.
E0t ths y! rnrsbe,. and their
So - .,..,,,, NJ ,l,s,, are any mistake, we
time ana PAss % ,s.t,,rr.
wiz make tne t,s'ssss AID E,vrop
81 -AatHt'gss, ,rvises 1vJs
tTsst' Rev. T. =: fAN>'HS' ''e''S''
O'eioekseT seTsninE''' ,....., I,,r,, and
81. Ioh'.'' .', n s,',Ts A H. Rector
3 9se'ha' Ss.'lV I'd. bIybt7,<
FiTst ITeseys'r 1Av ~ -
stweep Monroe ana Quincy
Second iTesGytsrtG1, Webster street. oss IS. s.a,
b.,tput and
4"re sSyoops PASTOR ssry
s,eso'rnE and sysnlnE ~, Pastor ,I.In,tree.,
Fort% ~ service. morning and
evening. ,v.,.,.
Monros quincy services
80 -, - .v.nin1. sfsr
a,t of,corl rev a. KEau1 Pastor
-'S'' S.x,i, No,th Whstling; services
"rnsr l1slAss lli'-'..-,s, -. ~
c'G..s Srss. is.Tsgn pr.t aud second.
1,,r. Is,,se.trr. rrVteFS morning aud evening
So,,,s TESssS0 N. e. CsurEA, RGy. A. sTHyESs'
SosS' '.ry,sr, morning aud evening.
as.ot 1s J,selins I.land, Rev. J.
,''. t,-.,or
,.,,g Netlsdtst Episeopdl, Rev. O. HELN1e PASTOR
webster and TLrd Centre Wheel.
Ing. r,.,,ol. nj Rev plsa0r
vi,,, .,rett. eotiitr Of linmpdtu; services
- ~ .,,s.,oor5 '--, =ss+g=s-= ss
Rev j. r. SicClrNs, Pastor, corner
ds'gs.ae and Afternoon
+" "assAss s3 s I,lsva as,fert between Filth and
A%I..-.' and evening
Di.sp.s Market street., bysvsSn Webster end Ests
Centre Wheeling services tY's -. -
S'Slus ~, Io,,,,o,. rev j. IIE1IkR Pastor, Gay
- 'si,,i,. ;s,t wheeling.
Siss lr0pdtlisaJ Lut1sriaR, Rev. r. Zt.tAnIEENAS'
<'0" I,,I,eD Webster Sad Third; Centre
fas'0!' @ '''..ss5 ~. - o,,,nr and evening.
"Hoelut ,,jSey street. between MAFket and
YsNs~ss ss''sSss
' r,.,,.,55fs TInlou fall MaIn street, between
Se,'''s., = - 1ols morning.
Monroe ana Su''ss : :. -..--5z s--1-l.z.-5z
,XIAI5e TSFIICWSt DIRECTORY
NJ ..,.zSr,.,s every Tllarsaay
HtggNutu8 Aso9SS Ngs7sR'5--
evening the HAIL. e0rner Of Market and Monroe streets
49,. ~ STo1S- n a: r. II Cnrr Secretary.
Solle no. I3Aetts as aboveevsry
Monday evening. J. .. r.Iscu, n. g.; v. 2. Nc
x.,ssy, sssr,..ry .,.. r.aa.-M..., ..asovs.ys.
g s,gss w,ss.,s,s :ss..,.,, s,'aln'' Gus D''''A
ss,,,-,T..,55S ,,FCe Ne Sq..-sIeets every Monday
evening al the Hall, Market and Quincy
T. MorAo. = e zASSs,, ys:,s sss,s :. :sov. every
Pamela Ledge He' = - Z, ~,
sl.,.. s.,a.y ss'a'as. :, 4 sAs'1 \ g; = y, A''''
Abrams EneRu,P'aest Ne a.Mss.. :. .ie ies
Hau, corner aarsss sas s1o,s Nd a 81 tasu W
=. .lsaS R.a.Slsr,i, as,,,sr serss.
Wn. Tell EnenmPmeut Me- St'E-Aiests = =
above the atcoai and 6artA Tuesday eyenlnss g S'
month. Hssnr Kga1a' c: .- =. cA1'. A'"'A' se.,os.
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
osto Ledge No. IoI.--slees. :. Ma.on,sl HAL
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WHOLESALE AMI. RETAIL.

Panoes, 0Ielodcons SeraplneS snd AeenrdeouS tuned
and repaired and all other kinds
with nsatness and dispatch
~ All goods warranted, at this establishment.
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Forrt Iys.Jyer4a Rev. A. PAult, PASTOR NainStree',
CetTtsn walhnstOn Adal4 sts services "9rni"S and
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IlaI5 LAW OF NtWsPAPhtss..

give express notice to the com
GEsry, considered winding 10 continue usiE snLseEl'
lions.
1lf subscribers order the diaeOnnuaAee Of hsr perl
OdIeaa publisher continue TO send them until ali ar
R6aFaEeB paid. .it..
Sif sCbseTbgrs neglect refuse take their perod
eaI from tile Offices they directed they held
Tssponbbs they have Bsttlrd s bill aud ordered them
aLieontlnued.s ~
Iuseribers remove other places Withoutlnorm-
ting I ltrhefs aud the papers sent 70 the former d.
R6eGiJn, they are held TeSpOnslhle. -
STb OIi lave decided refusing TO take pCred.
sEs the Oiee removing aud leaving them unealIsd
OF, prtnld Jacia evidence Of Intentional fraud
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vlrslnIus Lodge No.s.-sisss' every Fhar'aa, =.
J,,,r. ~ SToolE N. g.; n H Csrrr, Secretary.
Vsr,nItIIl, hodge No. 1I.-Mests as abOyeeVsTy
ua,sov syenInF. j. J. FAExcu, n. g.; ". 2. Nc
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nc JoRI,EsPONDENTS.

eoneernIue .uscriptIop advertising or other a.
GhcIaI business IntslgencgF should bs 10
fsts CONCERNING the editorial department Of the PaPet
SaoalI the EdOrs Jointly, OF to either ohe
Of tiem. sss a, 80. ss..,,..
Correspondents writing for publicatoni VIII please EEs
GnIy side Of the paper. ,,, -.
An Observance OF the above rules VIII gEeAuy oouke
AMI prompt attention to eorFesponden1 An
LAY might oCltsrWtse receive.
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Train leaves Rayenna 500 A MI stops
At Way Statcni, arrives Cleveland at s4S A. NJ
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Splendid Inducements to those 9rko aoish to
attend a Commerciaz Co7lege.
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TO my Old FrIends ana CTstom ers.
TAKE great pleasure in recommending Sir. Jas. O; On
Il TO whom have ssld stock Of Books Stationery, Wall
psPr &C. and 10 request for him ccatInuence Of the pa
noyfS s.'''s - = JOHN n: THOMPSON.
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IL - : :
ienly 30, whose names hive been from
Mr TObn's Books that We are said Petodi
calls &t regularity and would los4 above referred
call ct III Any Wishing dSsohtinie
teir subscriptions, will please advise may on
their copies We have rccetTed1 Of
tIegant Family bles also late eLrs enta and
Mira. eouhwOTth9 Works. Everything lin the Book
III Main street. .fRn1Ul !fOI ORE.
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ODE BELLOWS. pIRhGIo-lSA

,;+,n,on ProteLaat, Uulon Ian Man street, between
Monroe and quincy; services loh morning
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29
Questions before the Administration
New Granada DifficuIty-UGah Affairs.

WASHINGTON, May %.
The principal subjects OF consideration before the
cabinet, of late, have been the difficulties in the
Territories Of Utah aud Kansas the New Granada
an question and the foreign diplomatic appoint
ments.
There is no longer any question pending in re-
gard to the extinct Dallas and Clarendon treaty.
There is no doubt that this subject will be suffered
to rest until Congress meets, when the abrogation
of the Clayton Bulwer treaty will be proposed.
As to our difficulty with New Gransda, there is
some reason to hope that il will be settled. 1t is
stated that this i Gen. Herran's opinion The
same suggestion was made by Mr.. Bowlin, our min
lister to New Granada, in his last despatch. He
stated that he should await the organization OF the
new government, which he believed would take
more reasonable course towards the United States.
In reply to this Mr. Bowlin wAA directed TO lose no
time in ascertaining the views OF the admins
tration; aud, if they we're not disposed to do US
justice, TO Withdraw Immediately. Therefore we
may expect, by the next packet either the arrival
OF Mr.. Bowlin, or despatch from him Of a charac-
ter favorable TO adjustment of the pending diff
culties.
Mr.. Morse, the late special Minister to Bogota,
Is still 10 New Orleans. But il is to be presumed
that be has nothing OF Importance for further con-
muncation to the Government relative to the fail
ure Of his negotiation.
The late government Of New Granada was en-
eoupged 90 pursue an insolent aud aggressive
course towards the United States by the false i'm
preston that they would have the sympathy aud aid
Of England and France. AZ that support has fail
ed them, they have nothing TO rely upon, except
the refuted or explained misrepresentation Of the
affair Of the 18Th April, 1855. Il may be reasons
bly, expected, therefore, shat the new governments
OF Granada will accede 90 our demands Of repara-
ton Tor the destruction Of American property, and
the murder Of American citizens, aud some means
Of security against similar outrages.
Utah tffairs are Dark and threatening Gov
ernor has not yet been iornI for the Territory.
The hrst step 20 be taken for a remedy for abuses
IN Utah, IS TO supvreede Brigham Young.-"7hs
States"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29

To DAVIS AWAY RATs.-Some year since q cor
p0tash for this purpose. he rats troubled him
very much hsvius entered through the chamber
asor. They appeared Ia great numbers and we're
very troublesome % that be fslt Justified ID resort
ing 20 extFene msssure 70 eject their expulsion
from bis premises. he pounded Up potash aud
strewed ii around their hoirs aud rubbed some no
der the boards, aud on the sides where they came
ID eagh. The next hight be heard a sqaesling
aaOag them, which be supposed was from ibe eaas-
tc mature Of ths potash that GOT amoag their tais
or "a their oue leet Thry disappears, and for :
long time be uas eKelnps from ary luF.hsr annoy
mnee.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29
CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE.


WE authorized 10 sell the following lands liberal
w terms: so acres Brown's Greek, y miles from
the corporation of Nashville adjacent to the lands Of West
H. Humphreys, Gov A. v. Hrown George Allen and Felix
r. r ,ns The late residence q IRIS Ursula Rains. Soil
excelent; or never falling Springs; good Orchard
story Brick cling, with or rooms and many out
houses. We will sell the entire tract divide p1r
chasers.
DOS ACRES lying on the east side Of the Nolensvfle
,OO4 Turn bike mi e3 OUT lies very WE'LL about 10 acres
timber balance cleared soil Of the very best qualify; cot
tags building part of the Ridley Tract now owned by "
Corbtt adjacent to Capt. joiner, - Wh.tsett, and
others.
ALSO,
L > pike m Is from the Corporal (the Goodwin,
NJ nice pace,) fronti both the Noensvle and Mil
Greek Valley iurnti-es lies very ne soil good. num-
br Of fruit trees; good spriug, large frane Dseng
with or rooms, and all nece Hary clubhouse.
ALSO,
. ACRES, on both sides of the Nashville 4 Chstta-
II = nOla hairoad Is miles from kashsiile, at the
rst station west Of Lavergne 65 acres choice timber 81
Frame Dwelling 18th rooms, stables, kitchen, smoke.
house, and all ether neees ary cabins.
The dwell about 80 yards ON the depot station,
40 yards North Of the railroad Occgpied present
b. Mr. Brown.
A BOUT $50 Acres both sides of Big Harpeth river
~ Is miles West Of Nsshv lie, and mile East Of King
stoEs Springs; The Nashvls ana Northwestern Railroad
the Of tbs act about $50 clear
Cd bal4rce good tin Der oil gos d; or never failing
springs good Orchard; neghbohood very good Cottage
build ng; the late residence Of Geo. p woodward decd
ALSO,
key ACRES the Liberty road. mile eaft Of the
LIZ town Of Franklin, in Williamson county y mile
kas, OF The Tenn Ala Railroad IIu acres cleared soil
mostly very good; or good tprngs; DEelling
story log house boarded and rsinted with good
roOns. Kitchen, smoke house. &C the late idenee Of
Mrs. Walker. All on most acc lmmodaslng terms Apply
May IS, 1851.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29

B@-The Union and american asserts
that the PATRIOT believes the repeal of
the Missouri Compromise was 'Pandora's
box full to overlooking of dire caIami-
ties" If by this, our contemporary seeks to
create the impression that we are, or have
been, opposed to the repeal Of the Mis-
souri, Compromise, it does injustice to its
reputation for being generally respecta-
bic" and well informed. 1t is known to
all of the readers Of this paper that we
have cordially approved the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise. If the measure
promised evil results, we were willing to
encounter them for the sake of Justice to
the South. If "dire calamites" have en-
sued, they are to be attributed to the NAL
administration of the law by the Pierce
Administration, and the reckless policy of
the black republican and sham democratic
leaders, amongst whom we recognize our
contemporary, in keeping up agitation
the one set to get up Northern sectional
party; the other a Southern sectional par
ty-all equally enemies to the peace and
quiet of the country.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29

First Glass. per 100 lbs, 40
Third -
Boxes Hats rs
Furniture end Carriages boxed, and other light
goods not enumerated, Carboys Of Acids, or
other Chemicals per 100 lbs, $50
FIRST CLASS.
Piano Fores Books, Stationery, Boots, Shoes Liquors.
Os, de, in bottles Canphine and Spirits Turpenne in
barrels, Carpeting China Glass and 6assvsre Cigars in
cases. Clocks, Confctionaries Cotton Cards Dry Goods
boxes balec Drugs Fruits Fruit Trees aud shrubbery
Iufs, Garden Seeds Looking Glasses and Looking Glass
Plates, Cat owners risky o. sters in and Jars Sad
dlery, Tin and Brittans Ware, Teas and Spices
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, except such speci I'd in third class Coffee
MINIS, Machinery, Foreign Liquors in barrels and pipes
Tobacco IN boxes Leather in rolls and boxes, Oils in bar
re and casks Crockery and Qleensware Ia crates and
CASKS, hce, Whiting, aster, Sheet Brass and Copper.
THIRD CLASS.
Axes, Shovel, Spades sad Irons Zinc ard Tin in pigs
anu cotton Cor age, Cohee Heavy Castings, Mil Gearing
Carriage springs, and Axes, Railroad Wheels and Axles
Chairs and Spikes, and ROsin in barrels
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Hats Furn tire and Carriages boxed and other
light articles not enumerated also, CaTboys Of Acids O.
other Chemicals, Will be charged double first cass
rates.
- Have every package plainly marked with name Of
congnee, destination and depot of delivery Attention
to this natter prevents delays ard losses and insures
speedy delivery.
DIRECTIONS.
Goods shipped via Savannah, should he consigned to
Agent OF Central Railroad savannah, and packages
ed care Agent r. X, Savannah, Ga.
Goods shipped via Char ston should be CONSIGNED the
Agent Of the South Carolina Railroad Charleston and
paci ages arked, Agent s. q. X. Charleston 8
Tie through rates above cover all expenses from New
York to Nashville. No commission ddydge Or tChdyfage
charged either at Charleston or SGrdnHGh.
shippers may rely upon uniform and prompt dev
cries by both lines over charges and damages by either
ne will be adiudged by the agents Of the Nashville and
Chattanooga Road.
In Of lost or missing goods will take charge Of any
correspondence necessary for their recovery ana If
found, will pay for the the Pxriraon Of go days
alter notice given. AH notices o lost goods for Nash
UtAe or stations on the NdshURle and Chattanooga
Nashville.
Merchants when in New York will receive every Informal
ton and assistance in shipping, by applying The Agent
of tie Charleston Line No. 1875 Broadway, and the
nah Line, No. 10 Broadway.
CHA'S. W. ANDERSON,
may29-H. Gen' Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29

EDUcAToN. article commenced in
this mornings PATRIOT adds another to the
able series, on the subject Of Education,
contributed to our columns by Mrs. L..
VIRGINIA FRENCH, whose genius beauties
and adorns every thing it touches. 1t was
written at the earnest request of one of
the best and purest men of the South.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29
B. s. WELLER.
AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE
NO.57, COLLEGE ST, NASHVILLE.

AVING stabilized a general Agricultural Depot at
the above place, desire ali my old and friends
ana the public al large, TO call and examine
my stock in trade Th,eshers the latest and most ap
proved Movers and Repers Barnhis unrVasd corn and
cotton Drils Brney premium Piows and Cultivators Of
hentncky Garden Seeds, OF every variety also Clover
Timothy, Blue Grass, Orchard Grass Canary Hemp and
All kinds Of Agricultural and Horcutu al I'm pIements on
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All kinds OF Copper, Tin, Brass and Sheet Iron Ware
still manufactured and Scves, Crates, &c for sale Ag
rcutural not on hand ordered add sold at TIE
msnuacturers prices and transpor aion Also Timers
factory, Southington, O no.
Just received supply Of Bush, Lima and O1rn Beans,
Pumpkin seed. For sale low for cash.
mayz9. B. s. WELLER
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29

To bEsrRoT CRIcKErs.--A correspondent Of the
London oottsge Gardener says he has destroyed
hundreds Of crickets b. means Of 4 common white
glazed jar about nine OF ten inches high, pet IN the
place they iuiest sith slice or two OF cucumber
80 H. and oes Live c ieke, as dvcoy. They vii
bop In, and strange 70 say, have not the power to
bop out Il Il not vel 70 destroy them daily. When
The jar Is oae-third ul Of ercketa have Il died wssh
boiling water THIS Is simple and III .eual method
Of getting rid Of these iaseets Scientific Aiasri-
caR