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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-29

DR.. FRANCIS. Of Philadelphia. has in'en.
"a what he calls galvanic ftrcep-, which is
INTENDED a. u rcliei for the pain Of extract.
ing teeth. LISA combination Of the ordin-
airy forcep<. with a gaIyanic arrangement,
attached. whereby the nerve Of the tooth
NAV he charged with the galvanic influence
and i,s su-ibili,y suspended Ia this cond
ton the extraction will b. wi'hou, the pain
usually accompanying the drawing Of a
tooth 10 high state Of inflammation II tie
expectations u the inventor arr realizsd with
regard 20 the Instrument, 1; will H. 81 great
value. not only to the dental practitioner.
but specially 10 the patient.
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S,k.y County-OAis isi.
CONSTITUTION.

CONSTITUTION.
For Constitution, sG3 Against. ......... 10
Democrats. Republicans.
II. II. sibley,. $50. $50 A. Ramsey. ''''' IA
LIEUT. GOVERNOR.
VIM. Holcombe.. .j3s &c. Ide,. .l8
SECRETARY of STATE.
Francis Baasen,. $40 J.. h. Stannard.. ,i&2
STATE TREASURER.
CIV Armstrong, 81? +. Mantor,. -.,lA
STATE AUDITOR.
WIN. =. Dunbar, Sal | A. p. Lane. .......lS3
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
c. II. Berry. $40 q. A. Nourse, .i3'
CHIEF JUSTICE.
l.. Emmett. $40 H.R. Bigelow, .,l33
ASST. JUSTICES.
|. Atwater. $40 J. NJ. Berry. 80. 1888
c. T.. Flandrau, .53s II. A. Billings, ,iS3
CLERK SUPREME COURT.
]. J. Noah, ....,... $40 A. u. Russell, ..' i51
DISTRICT JUDGE GTm JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Lewis Branson. .537 Luther l.. Baxter, l3t
MEMBERS L. :. HoUsE REPRE- ENrATIyEs.
q l. Becker. .5Is NJ. s. wilkinson. 1872
". " Phelps, $40 II. A. Swift. 80. l2s
J. NJ Cayanaugh, .53j {. Aldrich, .... I'D
STATE SENATOR'S.
r. T. Mixer, .j36 Roger Wells, III
HysnrRs HOUSE OF RrrgEsnNrArNEs.
John n. Stevens. $50 Robt. T.. Grimshaw ,lN
Henry Poehler,. .52s W. W. Pendergast. ia
Cummings, ....., So Pratt, ........,...l3 rs
w. DEDICATE TO CONGRESS.
W. W Kingsbury. i9J c. Mcclure, II
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-29

A tALIv0ssi4 EIHiBirrny.-Ab bout
twenty d the most incorrigible thieves 10
san Francisco were recently exhibited on
the Plaza by tie police. The exhibition
was free, and .as well a,tsndei i,y as many
a. three ,hogssnl citizens The rogss
wcre fastened two By two TO rope. which
extended a'.oai thirty yAr'b.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-29

at Bryen, l know not, but a. considerable
military parade took place then, | think il
quite probable. Or very likely II may have
been preparatory drill for the Guard Of
Honor, which will shortly he required To
wait upon the 10000 men and women. who
have declined doing any morc work until
there is some arrangement TO pay them.
am happy to inform you that one Of the
institutions Of New York still continues in u
healthy condition, much TO the e,iidcation Of
such scjourners an your humble servant
The Oysters never were frmcr. OF more Of
them now, il is casy 20 say, Oysters, but
the delicious vitalors which tickle your pal
ate herc,ar an entirely different article from
those sour, wcaric,l, and travel stained AMI
mails, that Haunt themselves in 81, Paul, M
"oysters in the shell" No; | eat them
with thankfuln,ss, and swallow them IN the
hope Of a speedy r,urn, and mentally re-
solve that the memory Of them shall not
he outraged by any Western spectators cs.
pertinent in oysters, hereafter, Ncd say
anything about soft crabs, woodcock quails
etc,y II il not all written IN the hill Of
fare still with all the Injuries with the
quiet OF the country, and the polIencss Of
civilization, and that practical adaptation OF
the sentiment enunciated by the writer of
"'dcn time, tina, better Ia the house Of
mourning than the house of Trusting" !
yearn for the clear skiea and pure air of
Minnesota MS blessings brighten IL. they
'sS'' their Hight, va rsocs est parity ard ii,
beauty of Minnesota grew more apparent
10y nbscnc" than contrast
Hut, beg your pardon, no subject is
admitted now, either in the pulpit. the forum.
the family circle, or In the letters Of stray
correspondents save the money crisis aud
appropos Of that, shall not experience SO
much difficulty IN returning, or usiug VIVA,
little money may have. NJ dd ON my way
East. for then all county waa Mt an end
Illinois rcpudm,ed Michigan, and New York
utterly ignored every S,u,e be,o,d and
around her while Conueciis,, ,.oll, Iool.j
.,owu unoo her neiyhbor Inn, RhoJv anil
asked ten pcr cent, 10 ,ak. IN, hin. q, L.r
hanks, Now. however. they Are NIL a,oa,ls
in nm, nuddl. anil mn, h.. c....J calm.
KEITH. black Aov thing NOW with i, Mo.
,,,, ,,o, 4, ,..... ...;I,.
will M, understand nv ,c,.renc. I'm, ,o,
will ubs, | .u,J, T., R,,,,r,. s,,.ot
the INV. described as ,,u,,o,J,u d,,b,,o..
dan, .,I ,s, s,h,., ,uJ ,o, I'll, .
pri,eJ when vou seo il. NOR, meme, xh., vo,
look over the late wisc ,iccisioo or,L. .I,J,a
here in lcgali,inv tho nc,ion NJ IN. n.nL.
/, ,h.;, Int. sn.ne,.;ou, i, Js,o,c. If N,
uos,,;v. .,d .,nlici, ,,ovi.,o, If IN. co,.,;
into, Of the State TO- III. CONTRARY /, -.
s.,.,c. IN !, ! woolj ..v ,,o o,Ji.,i,, .a.
.Af,o,,, oo,t,,,,,,,, ,o.e,t,, ,.,,,,,,,, ,ou, .
.nJ ,.v minute, n,,b,,,o, IN ,rs,.,, - >;
Jiculous muss
Whether the mus. uf,er nil will l,, mr..
vented, fcmuins to BE- seep. and since they
have killed of X an.a. and Mrs. Cuss,su.
NAN, um inclined To think the good peope
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ChIsayo County-On,clal.

Democrats. Republican,
II. X. sibley, 1913 A. Ramsey, 40
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR.
VIM. Holcombe,. .iS4 J. {. ide, ........ ,&0s
SECRETARY OF STATE.
Francis BAasen. .ls6 L. X. Stannard,. AIS
STATE TREASURER.
q. W. Armstrong, .Ios Mantor, 80 i0s
STATE AUDITOR.
VIM. +. Dunbar. .lss A. p. Lane. &0s
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
c. II. Berry. ..... l9s u. A. Noarse. .40s
cnirF JUSTICE.
l.. Emmett, ....... l9s II. r. Bigelow, .&O7
ASST. JUSTICES.
I. Atwater....,....lsS j. N. berry,. .a07
+. Flandrau, l?s Il. A. Billings, .A0'
CLERK SUPREME COURT.
J. Noah, lss A. u. Russell, .l0s
MEMBERS [. :. HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
&. L. Becker, 500. 20l NJ. :. Wilkinson. .406
W. W Phelps. 1876 II. A. Swift, ..... .+07
j. NJ. Casanaugh, 1876 {. Aldrich, ..... i07
STATE SENATORS.
David W. Folsom, ?0l W. II. C.. Folsom, 399
MEMBERS morsk or REPRESENTATIVES,.
d. q. Tombler.. LOO J. NJ. Randall, As
DELEGATE To CONGRESS.
W. W. kingsbury, IA {. Mcclure. .3l2
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-29

The Everett House, on Of the mos, fast-
iona1le NV YORK IIp,els, has reduced its
price frum z? 20 10 - 90 pr day OH
ers are following suit.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-29

U,na-yct,. Republicans.
yys reDs,jtn,ioa -, .ac A2ai.ls! Constitution
GOVERNOR.
u. II. Sihley. ......s0 A. Ramsey ..........lG
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR.
VIM. iiolcombe 81 &c. de............ =
SECRETARY OF sfArr.
Francis Baasen 80 l.. X. staunard.... )
STATE TREASURER.
G.. ". Armstrong. 80 +. Mantor. ......... 3
STATE AUDITOR.
VIM. +. Dunbar .32 A.P. Lane ........ )
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
c. II. Berry. ....h3 q. A. Nonrse .,... .
CHIEF JsriCf.
l.. Emmett. ......ss II. II. Bigelow u
ASST. JUSTICES.
I. Atwater. so j. NJ. Berry......... i
G. +. Flandrau. -. ~ II. a. Billings. ..... )
CLERK srPRgMs corgr.
!. j. Noah .......92i A. y. Russell. ...... q
DISTRICT JUDGE trH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
James Han.......si Gardner Bostwiok,. )
PROSECUTING ATTY trH DISTRICT.
j. r. Lawrence. 81 W. q. Butler......, 1
MEMBERS L. $. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
G.. l.. Becker........g N. s. Wilkinson. !
". W. Phelps. 30 II. A. swift. q
M. Cayanaugh. 81 e. Aldrch.......... &
STATE SENATORS.
William Sturgis ....l0 s. h. olmsted. IL
Arson Northrup. .1
MEMBERS HOUSE on RErREsr>TtrIvks.
j. d. Crttenden. ... ~ J. Fergus. ........ :
DELEGATE TO Coy.KEss.
W. W. kngsbury 50 {. Mcclure ..,.... o
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-06
BY TELEGRAPH
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.

NEw ORLEANS, April 3.--The schooner Joaquin,
from V, ia Cruz the Goth Of March, reports that
the Mexican Government is in such Strengthened
circumstances that it is forced TO suspend payment
at the Custom Houses at Vera Cruz and the city Of
Mexico Her relations with Great Britain continue
in an unset led condition. The new Constitution
was promulgated on the 18th OF March.
General Blancarte is a voluntary prisoner at Qua
dalejira for trial by Court Martial.
Fuenete, Ninist at the Hacienda Cara, late
Governor of Tampieo, is about to visit the Capitol
to defend his character.
The mails are very irregular.
Nothing heard at the C ty OF Mexico OF the reDec-
ton Of the FORSYTH treaty.
Ii was reported that Santa Anna had numerous
emissaIies throughout Mexico
The news from Nicaragua received in this city,
caused great rejoicing.
WAsHiNGToN, April 3.--Roote agents and small
post masters are not 10 be removed exception good
cause.
Charles a. Hampstead has been appointed direc-
tor Of the California Mint
The following Collectors have been appointed !;
L. D. Starke, at Camden. n. @, W. w. Wood, at
Vicksburg, Thaddeus Sanford, Mobile.
ST. Louis, April The officers of the steamer
ST. Marys, from Council Bluff, report that four men
were shit at Platts Mouth, Nebraska Territory, on
the 18th of March by order of the Vigilance Com
mittee, and five others weIe banshed from the Ter
ritory and forbidden to return, under penalty OF
death. The offence was claimjumping.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-06
NOTICE.

The voters Of the American party in each ward
in the City and Distit in this County, are Ieques-
ted to meet on SATURDAY, APRIL PSF, for
the purpose Of sci citing delegates to County Con-
vsntion, to be held in Nash viii , on the first Mon
day IN May next to select candidates for the Senate
aud House Of Representatives in the next General
Assembly. Come one come Ell; let DO man fail
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-06

eE- While the Workmen were excavating a
q Co, on Market street day two ago, they
came upon the skeleton Of large buck, about ten
se,t under ground. The soil about it was of the
most compact and tenacious clay, having as little
appearance of alluvion any clay could have. It
was some forty or fifty feet above the bed OF the
Cumberland river, and perhaps twenty feet above
the highest known high-Rater mark Many Of the
larger bones and the horns were, though broken,
in good state of preservation. THIS is relic Of
certainly very great antiquity, and may be of some
impOrt 10 the geoogist-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-06
Good

4 IMMINENT for old sores and Burns, wherever the
" of 5slve Ointment is indicated will be found
far preferable to auy other None who have made trial
Of this great discovery but speaks of il the most enthu
sastic terms. Price per box Csc, or 80 per dozen.
The above invaluable remedies be obtained from the
Proprietor Nashville Tenn, Cherry street. No. S; or from
the principal Druggists Of this city, and all the important
towns in the South and West Also, at the Shipping Depot,
st Smith Love Co.'S, No. IS Market street, Nashville,
Tennessee feb3
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-06
CIRCUIT COURT, DAVIDSON COUNTY.
Nay TERN. 1851.

Rule 1srI Is ordered BY the Court that hereafter the
Oerk snail div de the Trial Docket into four parts TO pe ea
respectively among the First, Second, Third and Fourth
weeks OF the Term that cause shah be placed at the
heef Of the Docket but all shall tried continued they
reached
RuLE 2DJudgmens in unitigated cases aad judgments
by default may be taken heretofore
RULE ID 1t shall be the duty of Clerk within forty
days after the adjournment Court to divide the Docket as
stated and publish in or two newspapers Of general cir
culaon the causes set for trial among the first second
third and fourth weeks that the parties in such causes
may have notice when their attendance be required
RULE 4THIt shall furthermore be the duty Of the Clerk
in issuing subpenas Tor The witnesses to them to
attend the first second third, fourth Monday of the
Term ding TO the place the stands the Docket
Under the above Rules The following wiz for
trial hiring he Ter
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-06
BEST HA1R DYE IN THE WORLD.

This is strong language, yet BOeLEs ELEcrse Ham DIE
(receny mproyed proved to be by thejudRes at
the late Mechanics Fair heidi Boston among whom was
Dr. Hays the eminent chemist and State assayer)
awarded 1t the PRIZE MEDAL AND DIPLOMA, over the
choicest Hair Dyes exhibition from all parts ofhe Unon
It's unparalleled superiority consists st Heterogeneous
are nourshng bar destructive, others. 3D.
Does not stain nor hurt the skin 3d. Is easily applied and
dyes the hair any required from delicate brown to
deep black so natural appear marvellous. Msnu-
actured sold and applied BY VIM BoGLE III Washington
street. Boston dec10-tllmsy81
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-06
THE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New ORLEANS, April 3-Sales OF Cotton to-day
amounted to $500 bales. Market slightly dearer
MldIlngs l3al35 SAl,s Of the week amounted
to $4,000 bales. Receipts last week we're 25,6OO
gainst 81, 900 last year. Receipts l0S 600 less
tban last year. Receipts at all southern ports less
than last year 3l3, 500 Stock at New Orleans 252,
900 against 307, 800 lasl year. Sugar l0t. Mess
Pork $2S 90 Lard firm, in kegs loo Coffee,
prime llfalIt Sales of the week amounted to
10000 bags. Stock at New Orleans II 900 bags
Exchange on London ST
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-06
CLIFToN Z ABBoTT.

Old Sores are always difficult TO heal andn some bases
have been known produce DEATH but in no instance mas
Carriers lanish Mixture failed tocn them Whsn properly
TAKEN Acting enu ely upon the biood eAps 'hs h1inO
the remainder Of the body to fynpathfe with w al
Acted portion gives strength the flesh and elasticity TO
The skin and by soothing process whchit pos soon
produces reaction that speedily heals the wodnd and
-. ,ha susEarar whole msrch2l-2w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-06

FIREs Two fires OF uncomfortable importance
oc ;urr on Saturda morning, il the southern Por-
to Of IN city Oue small frame tenement
on the Noleneville turnpike, ar the corpora ion
ln-. al the oth-r was the ooi OF a bvilding near
the engine house OF No. No material damage
was done ia the latter instance. The Fire Compa-
MES. wer.. promp,lv on the ground in both cases.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-06
EACH SATURDAY IN APRIL.
AUTHORIZATIONS PRIZES
$500 prizes amOuntingto. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves SIS; Quarters S2.5

Whole Tickets, SO; Halves SIS; Quarters $3.50
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
The Numbers from TO 80 000 corresponding with those
Numbers the Tickets printed on separate Sips Of paper
are encirced with small tin and placed in Wheel
The first 29 Prizes similarly printed and encfreied are
placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then revOved, and number is drawn
from the Wheel of Numbers and at the same time prize
Is drawn from the other wheel The Number and Prize
drawn out opened and exhibited 10 the audience and
registered by the Commssoners the Prize being placed
against the Number drawn This operation is repeated
until all the prizes drawn out
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The two preceding and succeeding Numbers to those
drawing the first is Prizes will be entitled to the " Approx
imation Prizes, according to the scheme.
The 5000 Prizes OF $50 will be determined by the
last figure Of the Number that draws the $4,000 Prize
For example, il the Number drawing the $4,000 Prize ends
with No. l. then all the Tickets where the number ends In
viii be entitled to 500 the Number ends with No g
then all the Tickets where the Number ends with will be
entitled to $40, and so to o.
Certificates Packages will be sold at the following rates,
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets.
60 10 Half Z" ............ 40
" 10 Quarter" ......-....-. 70
10 Eighth +" 80. ........ 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS
Enclose the money address for the tickets ordered
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first mail
Purchasers have tickets ending any figure they may
designate.
The list of numbers and prizes will be sent pur
chasers ediately after the drawing.
az Purchasers will please write their signatures PLAIN
and give their post Office, county and State.
Remember thatevery Prize is 'rawn, and payablein
az All Prizes ofs 900 and under Immediately afte
the drawingother prizes al the usual time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cash ed renewedn other Tickets at either
office.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
maTch27 S. SWAN co Atlanta, Ga.
or, L. STENSTIEN, Agent,
ieb26 Box No. 3, Nashville p. o.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-06

Spring STYLE HArs. Francisco, the enterpris
ing dealer in hats, cap', &c, has opened his mag
ni6cent Spring style hats. His fashion OF dress
hat, is SUPERIOR think, any thai has appeared
or years lie gets up a splendid tile. though of
any style, and brings the finest and best quality
of Goods to be iounl ia Eastern markets. He keeps
up with The times in ia HONS, styler aud patterns.
The assortment now on hand is extensive and gen
eral, aud purchaser may visit his emporium, con-
6dent Of being suited. Look at his advertisement.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-06
Wise's Summer Opening
FIRST APRIL!

IHTELL. If Paris Millinery Establishments surpsss
Wv wse's on his frst early Spring opening OF Fancy
Bonnets aud Millinery Goods weeks since, it
indeed a Paradise Of Fashion But why should
the equal h has his Agent there TO forward
styles ami fashions by every steamer.
1t astonishing that the large stock openef
the 18th inst has all gone forth bedsck his lady
friends every part Of Tennessee and Alabama and he
gives notice 20 his city trade that Wednesday, the
LIST Of April he opens his most exquisite select and Fish
Hats and Millinery Goods, consisting Of over 300 rich
Chip and Fancy Bonnes to he surpassed in the World
OF Va hon SO call that day, they have been
moving fast cold days. and that it is
weather, they will 20 ia hurry As tnis is the grandest
stock GoVds exhibited by him, he tru SITS to eceve
that compliment from his Il y fiends marcn30
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-06
Cincinnati Market.

April 1,-CHEEsE market presents nothing new
last 1he supply OF fancy brands is good but Of
W. X. is about exhausted The demaua is limited and
chiefly local The add up 600 at - to 8c for
fancy and 1917 for ohio and New York state. The
receipts during the week only 81 boxes and the
ports but $50 boxes.
IRoS1he demand for Pig active, and the sales
during week reach tons at s30a2 for Ohio hot
rate when taken at the river, and the
ter for sn all lots from yards. large den4n
Bars the for the EEK have been extensive
he demand is far in advance II the sJppy. We quote
Com at 4 aud Charcoal al 8as%
sEKD.-Ab0ui the middle OF the week Clover advanced
to S. 100 bbls sold this rate but iowa ds he
close parcels Csred IRON st. Louis, which
tiled the Market and yesterday nominal S7:5.
timothy retails at 3d. IS aud is DUH FLAX nominal
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.


worth Of Piece Goods just received, comprising an ex-
stock Of Cloths OF various coors and CT the finest
texture also Black and Fancy Fench English and Amer
lean Casseres and vestings in the greatest variety All
adopted to the Spring trade and made up to order in the
lateststyle.
IN nAA'hi '''" - M CLIFTON ABBOTT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-06
GOOdIGt'S

VEGETABLE EMINENT is not surpassed by any other
Eminent efficacy and has given general satisfac'
ton to all maderal Of it. Many experienced gen.
een declare the best they have An experienced
Physician rms that this Eminent is decidedly preferable
to any other prompt in affecting the OBJ
iect designed in its USE well as more pleasant and the
cef My he has Price per bottle 25cper
dozen 40 feb3
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-06

Holoways Pills are famous in cases Of term nation Oh
blood 10 the head the lives Of thousands who SUI
fer from Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and Bile.
sod at the manufacturers, No. so Maiden Lane, Ne"
Yorz 344 srsnl London and by all druggists at ESQ.,,
63Hc and 81 per box. marchsl-lW'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-06
GOOdlet'S

IIKS PANACEA; Of the best family remedies now
use. 1t has become celebrated general rem edy
and peculiarly ecaeous in colds, coughs sore throat
bronchial affections Dyspepsia coc darThoe cholera aud
chronic diseases This remedy wonderfully adapted to
female diseases Every family should keep supply. Price
al rer bottle and liberal discount BY the DOZEN eb3
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-06
rz-CbarIey Miller has lust nut

"a Charley N ill"r has just put up magnificent
mHrUle Soda Fountain at Gne model saloon, Cherry
street, just above D-adrrick. 1t is very beauti
els artiztus. The perpendicular shalt is sur
mounted by splendid combination Of fruits aud
flowers chis,elled in exquisite style. Many is the
de .cious draught that will be imbibed from that
counter during the approaching "FpeH" of hot
weather. Ii makes ones mouth water to think Of
"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-06

The John GAIT, new steamer, left Louisvie
for this port Thursday. The Louisville Courier
speaks of her ia the following terms:
II point of fare, outfit and convenience. she is
the ne attest and best bOat that ever went 10 Nash
VILE Her cabin is pleasant aud most comfortably
provided Of any propeller shoat. Each state
is provided with closets, wash-stanGs, and all as
complete as a room 10 hotel IN addition to this
her beds are the Gghtest and most pleasant have
eSer They are a patent, the invention OF j.
A. Dickinson, the celebrated upholser in this city,
who makes them especially for STEAMBOATS,. Tney
are both light and durable, being in fact perfect
spring hoat.
The John Goadt is the light4st craft a6oat and
st the same time perfect boat. She draws but Is
inches in TRIM ana carry so tons 80 inches,
with cabin accommodations for IS passengers. She
is 10 charge of Capt Gwathmey, thorough bust
ness man and good bOatmau. The boat Was built
for Capt. Buuce, who goes round to Nashville on
her this trip, and commend both the boat
and her owners to the good wishes OF the people of
Nashville
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-06
Herring's Safes.

WE have supply Of shose celebrated safes Asf
w known 20 be eoth Bua0lka AND u E-PRoof
ou II does Is happen n shea hoases are kaFnt tosn
81 the bcoks and pspers in TIE s4r eaud Gan
age that Fey quite ieshie. This happenee
9Th ths HERRING Eafe White oibcr aases have
soas of the ere hssTa destroyed, tbeig have no
beea thu silshtss, degree damaeed They slrs def
aFriArs frif lcez cannoi be picks and Fanoa-
der pruol l@se MACKENZIE NiLsos.
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GRAND CONSOL dated LOTTERY OF ND.
EXTRA CLASS 4,
To be drawn In Baltimore Md Thursday April so, 1851
SPLENDID SCHEME.


Whole Tickets ESQ; Halves SIC; Quarters IS.
~ Please address all orders for Tickets in the above
Magnificent Scheme, to
T. II. HUBBARD 4 CO.,
No. 80 FAyette street, or Box, No. A.,
Baltimore, Maryland.
T. II. HUBBARD co. are authorised Agents 10 al all
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