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Medical Science.

The history Of "HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITfERS,
the most remarkable Medicine Of the day, and the
ny that have been performed with it III cases Of
Lirer Complaint, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility and dis
arising from disordcred liver or stomach, pla
ces it among the most astonishing discoveries that has
taken place in the medical world. The diseases TO
which these Bitters applicable universal
that there but few Of friends who may
their virtues in their families circle Of acquan
tances and prove their satisfaction that there
IS at least one remedy among the many advertised
medicines, deserving the public commentator. Its
fact that, in the minds Of many persons, prejudice
exists against what called Patent Medicines; but
why should this prevent you resorting TO article
that has such array Of testimony to support it
Hollands German Btters: physicians prescribe it,
why should you discard u Judges, usually consider
ed men OF talent have and do in their fam
lilies. Why should you REJECT itY Clergymen and
those the most eminent take it, why should not you
Let not your prejudice usurp your reason, 10 the
everlasting injury Of your health; if you sick and
require a medicine try these Btters.
These Bters prepared and sold by Dr. C. N.
Jackson, No. AIS Arch street, Philadelphia Pa, and
by druggists and store keepers in every and viii
lage the United States Canadas West Indies and S
America at IS cents per bottle See that the sigma
ture Of c. NJ jackson the wrapper each bottle.
MARLIN
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THE GAIETY.-Considering the state of the
streets there was an excellent audience at the
Gaiety last night, who manifested great de-
light at the very fine personation of Julia.
Mrs. HAYHE has lost none of her attractions
since she was here. few winters ago. This
evening she appears i'll the familiar and favor
lite character of Pauline in the Lazy Of Lyons
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wanted Immediately, Io, oOC

ASAAeS men to engage IN the sale OF the most
popular selling Books in America Invalids mechan:
lcs farmers and teachers wishing travel will hnd
this very profitable aud pleasant business enabling
them To the country and make money at the same
time. Agents now In the business are clea-ing from
$500 10 81 800 per year For full particulars and
list of Books, address II. " RULISoN, Queen City,
Publishing House, l4l Main street, Cincinnati, Ohio;
If living East, b. RULISoN, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sept. 81.
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lPN- P. Willis Home Journal advertses circulars
furnished gratis explaining tho why requires
gentleman Of accomplished mechanical genius" to
operate a Wheeler and Wilson S Sewing machine, and
Why many excellent house keepers can not do
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Chancery Sale of Land.

Thomas C. Martin Exr, &c, IS. J. B. Hughes and wife
ana others.
TN pursuance OF decree pronounced at the last term
OF this court in the above cause, will sell at pub
lie sale, on the premises SATURDAY the 18th day OF
MARCH 1855, tia following tract OF Ninety Acres Of
Land, to Wit: The tract of Land Cedar Lick Creek
IN Wilson county, formerly owned by Brice Martin
decd, and at present occupied by C. Graves and ad
joining the lands Of Andrew Beard and others.
TEKMs-One Hundred and Fifty Dollars cash, and
for balance credit Of II months without interest
c. ID. BRIEN, c. NJ,
feb5-td ChanceTy Court at Nashville.
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TOBACC0-The sales include nearly loo hhds as fol-
lows-33 at, II at 81 at s1z, Is at 1Oz TO-
10 at 1OLz and i at sc 6 ID.
SUGAR-The sales embrace 1000 hkds without any
material change in prices. The stock light and good
qualities firm. Fair TO fully fair 5E05zsc.
MOLASSES-Prices have again improved, and some
1900 bbs sold at 2sk026c for fermentng and 27l30c
for good TO choice, with 800 half bbls choice CSC p
gallon.
COFFEE-About 2400 bags have been sold comprising
so at 101zc 14l4 at l05lc 1872 at llc and AS skim
mings at 91sc q fb Holders now asking II &c
for prime. The stock is only about l6 200 bags in all
hands.
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Chancery Sale.

2. ]. Couch and G. ". Couch rs W C. Mckinley.
DY virtue OF decree OF the Clancery Court Nash
ID vile, made in the above cause, the November
Term last shall expose public sale 10 the highest
bidder al the Court yard in Nashville the Goth Of
MARCH next, a tract Of land containing lax acres,
more or less, lying the Nashville and Lebanon
Turnpike road in the I'd Civil District Of Davidson
a more particular description vi which will be given
the day of sale.
TERAs.Credit OF six and twelve months will be Civ
aud lien retained tor the pay ment of the purchase
money. {. 3D. BIqEN,
feo6-dlAtwtd Clerk a Master
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Capt. nEarcy,s Command.

We are indebted to gentleman. sojourning
in our midst, for the following extract of a
private letter received by him. This assur-
ance of the safety of Cppt. MARcY's command
is good news:
Fort UNION, n. NJ. Feb 8, 1853
Capt. MARCY of the 5th infantry, reached
this department a few days since, from Col.
JOHNsON's command. He wrote me that he
had come to purchase animals for the Utah
army, and returns early in March. He was
two months coming, and was stopped by the
snow, and had to eat twelve mules-losing
forty-fve.
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E5- DR.. BAIRD gives the sere,,M and Inst
lecture of his historical series tonight in the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church: on GTe0t
Britain and Ireland This will be the most i'm
portant OF all, we have no doubt.
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BANK OF COMMERCE.

JOHN d. JAMES, Prest. ID. d. JAMES, Cashier.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 10, 1855.
will give s5 cents the dollar for Iawrenceburg
money; aud other uncurrent money at the market
price. wish purchase 800 900 of Tennessee State
Bonds nl order and will give the highest market
price for Land Warrants any amount.
janli-u JNO. D. JAMES.
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Chancery Sale

Edward Vaughn, Admir-, 81 ais Milley Everett, Ad-
miniStratriN 81 els.
IN pursuance Of n decree Of the Chancery Court Al
Nashville, at its last November Term, ia the abuve
cause, lolH sell TIE Pubic Square NdShrilie
SAT- RDAT, THE so D4I or APRIL, 1855, the
Tract of Land mentioned in the peadings ia this case,
land which lies the North side Of Cumberland riy
err this city } much a. may b. necessary
satisfy the decree.
TERNs.-Fiye Hundred Dollars cash; Five Hundred
Dollars upon credit OF four months aud for the bal
4 credit Of one, and three years, with inter
est from date {. D. BRIEN, c. N.
marl-tl
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NOTICE

TIVE creditors Of THOMAS HAMILTON, deceased
are hereby notified and required 10 appear before
the Clerk Of the Chancery Court at Nashville, and
prove and file their claims, against his estate. will
attend at my office the LIST Monday 5th day of April
10 receive the same. &. ID. BRIEN, c. &M.
feo5-td Chancery Court at Nashville.
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Chancery Sale of Slaves.

IN pursuance Of decree made heretofore nv the
Chancery Court at Nashville, in the case IL Vim. ID.
Neal r. T. Pitts and others. will sell Ia the CHEST
bidder for cash. the Public Square, in the city OF
Nashville, on SATURDAY the 3rd DAY OF APRIL,
1858, the following seven Slaves to-wit: Louisa,
Maria Ellen, Alsey, Lucy Ann, Margaret and Martha.
&. u. BRlEN, q. NJ,
marl-td Chancery Court At Nashville.
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N A S III WILL E:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1855.
Notice to Transient Advertisers.

All transient advertisements this paper must be
paid for at the time they handed in-otherwise
they will not be inserted Transient Job Work must
be paid for on delivery
The combined circulation of the Daily and Tri-Week
ly editions Of the PATRIOT in the city, and in the
ton Of country trading with Nashville greater than
that OF any other paper in the city acknowledgements
beth editIons-hencc the PATRIOT is the
best advertising medium.
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FIR Ell CHIT r TES
FROM
Charleston and Savannah
Nashville and Stations ON n. &
L. Railroad, west of Stevenson
gs 49, - -

First Class, (ncndmg Hats per l0O..........s I6
Second Class. "............. l 90
Third Class s............ so
Special Rates for Furniture sc '.............. 20
TOMpErI I'll ON between Steamers and PrOpeliers
~ plying between New York and Charleston and
savannah has caused a reduction In Steamers freights
thf ouch tso01s. A. their charges may nuctunia
give aboyc The rat.s frnn Charleston Savannah
TO Na-hv:iie At the time guarantee the cost
shall not exceed at any time prior st OF June, thu
rates heretofore advertised Through Rates from
New York and Philadelphia Nash vile in cOnnection
with Charleston and savannah Steamship Lines, viz:
First Class, per leo. 90
Second Class. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. / IS
Third Class. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. / SIS
special Rates "........................ SO
Cone IN Goods o. Agent Central Railroad Savannah,
and to Agent south Carolina Railroad Charleston.
OScrchaTges and damages except damages occur
ing at sea- VIII be promptly settled heretofore.
For further Information Cards giving classifca-
ton. &c. apply . tie y c. Railroad Depot or
b. mail 10 CHAS. W. ANDERSON,
fsh22-u General Agent.
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Gbanferp Sales
Burnt District, Market Street.

Rachel d. Smiley and others John o. Ewing.
IN pursuance Of decree of this court in the above
cause, will sell at public salo, the Public Square
in this city, on SATURDAY, 9th Of MARCH 1885, tia,
o1ednt Int on Market street, sl0 doors from Inc SQUARE,
on which stood the Store house, occupied, beore the
fire, by Beech Co. Druggists Said Lot fronts about
20 SIP feet and runs back III feet
Terms made known on day of sale
c. ID. BRIEN, c. & NJ,
feb5-td Chancery Court at Nashville.
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Negroes! Negroes!! For Sale!!!
A No. MAN COOK, and his wife, who Is a splendid
n washer and ironer. Also good family OF Likely
Negroes which will be sold iow.
Jan2S-u BOYD 90.
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American Eloquencc A collection OF Speeches and
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DR.. LlylNGSIOSE'S GREAT WORN on AFRICA.
The Great Discoveries Of the Age.
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Missionary Travels and Researches in South Arr
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Partner Wanted.

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lucrative and well established business, hear of
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Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
Nashville, March 10, 1858.
COTTON-Sales yesterday at sa@l0tc;
Market dull. .--.ssa-
TOBACCO-Sales of 6 hhds at Hamilton's
ATS IS, Z IS, z 40, 2 SO, a so, z 80.
BACON-Sales light from wagon at TAG
7acts.
LARD-s3@sac p b.
Charleston Market.
CHaRlKsros March 6, Up. NJ.
OOTTON-There is improved demand at yester-
days prices. Sales to-day 500 bales-extreme lie
Tor fancy lot
Augusta Market.
Augusta, March 6, p. NJ
COTT0N-There is a fair demand to-day, and a large
portion Of the stock Offering has been taken ii &c
Tor hiddlng Fair. The lower grades dull, and
sales are effected with difficulty:
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, March 3-P. II.
COTT0N-The market opened quietly, but subse
quentiy some buyers came forward who took about
5000 bales at the range OF quotations given yester
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VICTORIOUS FOR FAMILY USE!


A T the late Mechanics Fair, held in the
II City of Nashville, in October. 1857, the
Judges appointed to examine articles in Class
43-No. Il, GROVER & BAKERS Sewing Ma
chimes No. I64, STNGER's-REPORT upon
the PRINCIPAL points and merits Of the two
machines as follows:
The machines are both two-th-ead machines,
that is, using two separate threads for making
the stitch; that Of GROVER 4 BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and that of SINGERS using one
spool and one needle, the other thread work
ing from a BOBBIN ENCLOSED IN A SHUT
TIE, and. in the opinion of the committee, is
best adapted to FINE CLOTHING, SAD
DLERY. &c.
The GROVER & BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE, EASIER MANAGED; advantage
of USING SPOOLS WITHOUT RE-WIND
ING and, with the exception of fine cloth
ing, saddlery, &c, in the opinion of the
Committee is BEST SUITED FOR FAMILY
USE.
Eas- The part Of this report referring to
the Singer Machine best adapted To fine
Clothing was intended 10 be UNDERSTOOD
BY THE COMMITTEE ~ bet FOR MANU-
FEATURING CLOTHING BY TAILORS,
IN WORKSHOPS. &c. THE SAME IN
X EFF ER ENCE TO SADDLERY, &C.
NASHVILLE SEwING-MACHINE COMPANY,
NO. 4. PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville, Tenn. January 20, lS5S-u
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VEST BUTTONS.

II AVING rcplenished my stock Of she'll Cameo and
IL Stone Vest and Sleeve Buttons, will sell them
cheap for cash. J. II. McGIII.
Jan. TT
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nIafch Horses for Sale.

n WILL -~u "a months erceit, or low Cor Cash,
IL th- handsome ialT u Grey Carriage Horses, ~
presenE dFlscs istterson crccnneld's fuTnllurs
waxoa Toy are web broken and gentle, and not
tartod xish lar aay fasa
sfkNANnE1i MACKENZIE,
fsbio-0 Nashville, frhn-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-23
From the Gold Mines.
Saturday morning.

Correspondence of the Journal of Commerce.
tsth SourH PLATTE, Nov. 2.
We have found gold on all the streams
where we have prosPected, on line Fontaine
qui Bottle, on Cherry Creek and on the
Platte, The question is at length settled
with Us, it is fixed fact that there is gold
here. do no, say that we found 1t in alum
dance, neither do ! believe that it is here in
very large quantities, but yet sufficient &c
pay laboring man from SO 10 $40 per dey
Not more than fifteen rods from where
now sit, the Lawrence Company are now
taking out from So TO SO per day. rs
My impression is that no amount Of 10
Dor will ever develope riches such as have
been found in California, and vel | believt
that there is gold sufficient 10 justify thu
thousands OF emigrants that will come il
next spring. =, = ..tI
Immediately at the, crossing of Cherry
Creek one of our men washed out, as W.
were incoming, some eighty cents, and thai
10, in an, old prospect that had, been deseriet
by the Georgia Company. sia 1 = !
5 $50 HAmP. L, BOOK. !,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-23
From the Washington Union.
The Escape of the Susan"


1t must be'palpabie to every enc chat the
escape Of the Nicaraguan ''emigrants" or
iillibusters from Mobile, may precipirate at
any moment crisis in the foreign relations
OF this country. From manifestations that
have been given out, it can hardly be doubt
ed that the British and foreign forces in
Central America are onthe eager lockout
Tor excursions Of this sort, in that direction.
anddhat the's'emigrants'' may be silheri in
tereeped by capture before landing, or pur.
sued on land, combatted and arrested after
embarkiDg. The news of such an event
would al once rouse the volunteer feeling
in this country to the highest degree of ex-
ciiemeDt, our whole Southern and Eastern
coasts would be in blaze, immense rein
forcements would rush from our shores to
rescue our cOuntrymen and sustain our in.
terests in Central America, collision would
ensue between these bands and the Euro.
pean forces found in that region, and the
most angry and threatening state Of things
probably result between our Government
and those of Great Britain, France, and
Spain. p,
Nor could our Government itself look
calmly upon an exercise of force by Euro,
perm powers for the regulation Of affairs in
The central portions Of our continent. Ii
has given abundant earnest Of lis own pur-
pose 10 repress Illicit excursions from lis
own shores against the peace Of the Contra!
American States; and even overstepped the
limits of constitutional and international law
in arres,ing, at one time, on the shores and
within The limits Of the local jurisdiction
there, an Illegal expedition Of this sort; hui
it is hardly probable that it would look with
mplacency upon an interference on the
part Of any European power in the local ai.
fairs Of Central America, for the purpose Of
protecting its feeble governments from as
saults of or people, VIII oh we have giver
every proof that we will prevent by all the
legal and constitutional means at our com
mand. There would arise not merely The
ethical question whether the particular ac
Of the foreign government were justified ii
morals, but The great political question
whether European governments should b.
allowed 10 interfere for The regulation o.
affairs upon the American continent.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-23
The Rail Road.

The Directors of the Howard County
Rail Road Company will meet at Fayeue
tomorrow, when it is expected the report
of the Engineer viii be received We had
hoped 10 have the report in time for this
weeks paper, but have been disappointed.
Soon after the meeting Of the Directory
and the making public the report of the
Engineer, we presume the people will be
asked 10 vote their feelings on the subject.
The matter has been delayed too long al
ready, and if anything is going 10 be done,
LEI it be done instanter, or let us quit, and
declare ourselves ready for "Snell's Road :!
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South Carolina still Harping.

Hon. Mr.. Gist, the new Governor Of
South Carolina, in his inaugural address,
says: at is 10 be hoped that no occasion
will arise requiring the State 10 call upon
her sons for the defence Of her rights and
institutions" but, believing that this hope
VIII prove fallacious, he continues: eve
should not only endeavor. 10 unite the State
but the entire South, so that, if we can nc
longer retain our place as equals in the
confederacy, we will be prepared 10 form a
more perfect Union, under The style and Ii
lie of the United States of The South.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-23
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
State of Missouri, ! G.,

State Of , Missouri SET.
In The County Court, November 3D., 1883.
Among ether proceedings had at said term of
Court, were the following to-wit:
Samuel c. Major. Public Administrator OF
Howard County, and having in charge the estate
OF George Addleman, deceased, petition TO sell
real estate for the payment of debts. .. ...
SAID Administrator files his petition settling
forth that the personal estate of said deceased is
not sufficient TO pay the debts against said estate,
and praying sale of the real estate OF said de-
ceased, for that purpose. And the Court being
satisfied that such sal. is necessary. II is ordered
that all persons interested, be notified that appl-
cation has been made for the sale of the real es-
tate of said deceased or so much thereof, as will
be necessary to pay the debts against said de-
ceased, to-tyit: 4 portion of tract of land sold
BY Talton Turner TO Thomas j. Barthotow, "
ng between fourth street in the old town of
Glasgow, and block No. so in the East addition;
and also part of block No. so to be bounded as
follows: Commencing at point from the corner
of Fourth and Boon streets .one hundred and fifty
eight feet on said Fourth street, and East two
hundred and Binety-one feet; thence south seven
tv-five feel; thence west, two hundred and ninety
one feet; thence south, seventy-fye feet along
Fourth street. to the beginning containing one
half acre, and Situated in Howard County, Mis-
sonri And that unless the contrary be shown
on or before the first day of the next February
term of this Court, an order will be made for the
sale of The real estate above described TO pay the
debts aforesaid. il is further ordered, that no-
tice of this order be by publication, in some news
paper Published in this county, for four weeks
before the first day of the next February term %
this Court And this caase is continued.
Attest. 4. ]. HERNDON, Clerk.
aec2-3w. By w. .. Burton, ID. C..
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The Committees.

The re arranging of the Senate Commit
tees occupied the administration some time
and in doing so, the temper Of the powers
that be towards Senator Douglas. was clear,
~ exhibited. The entire list, as re -arrang'
ed, was adopted, yeas 81 -
NAYs-BeIl, Brcde,ick, Cameron, Chan,
der, Clark, Collamer, Dixon, DoOittie
Fessenden, Foote, Hale, Harnlin, Harlan
Seward, Simmons, Trunbull, Wade, WI
son-20.
ABsENT-Crittenden, Douglas, Fitzpat'
rick, Houston, Johnson of Arkansas. Pugh
Sumner, Thompson of Kentucky, I"omDs
Yniee and Mallory.
In The House, Committees were also re-
constructed. Mr.. Phelps, of Missouri
was placed at the head of the Committee o.
Ways and Means, made vacant by the re-
sigpation of J. Clancy Jones. -