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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-16
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EoNM0VTH COUNTY HISTORICAL Am.
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as he comes all foul and smutty from
the companionship to which they have
doomed bin. Depend upon it, if it is too
much trouble to keep your boy In your
society, there will be places found for
him-warmed and lighted with no friend
ly fires, where he who finds some mis-
chief still for idle hands to do. will care
for him if you do not. You may put out
a tree aud it will grow while you sleep,
but a son you cannot-you must take
trouble for him, either a little now or a
great, deals by-and-by.
Let him stay with you at least some
portion of every day bear his noise and
his ignorant ways. Put aside your book
or work to tell him a story, or show him
a picture; devise some paler play for him,
for he gains nothing by being allowed to
spoil the comfort of the whole circle. A
pencil, a sheet Of paper, and a few pat
terms viii sometimes keep him quiet by
you for an hour while you are talking
or in a corner he may build a block house
annoying nobody. If he does now and
then disturb you, and it costs you more
thought and care to regulate him Their @
balance which is che greatest evil-to be
disturbed by him now or when he is g
man.
OF all you can give your Charley, il
you are a good man or woman, your
presence is the best and safest thing
God never meant him to do without yor
any more than chickens were meant te
go without being brooded.
Then let him have some place in YOU
house where i: shall be no sin to hammer
and pound and make all the litter his
heart desires, and his various scheme;
require. Even. if yon can i'll afford the
room, weigh well between that safe asy
lum and II which, if denied, he may
make for himself in, the street.
OF ally devices for Charley which We
have, q few shelves which he LAY digni
fly with the name of a cabinet, is one o
the best. He picks up shells and peb
bles and stones, all odds and ends
nothing comes amiss and if you give hin
a pair of scissors and a little gum, there
is no end of the labels he will paste on
and the hours he may innocentIy spenC
sorting and arranging.
a bottle OF hquld gum Is al invaluable
resource for varions purposes, nor mus
you mind though he varnish his nose anc
fingers and clothes, (Which he will do, o
course) if he does nothing worse. a
cheap paint-box, and some ~engraviugs tc
color, is another and ii you give hin
some real paint and putty to paint anc
putty his boots and ours, he is a made
man.
All these things make trouble-to be
sure they debut Charley is to make
trouble, that is the nature of the institu
ton ; you are only to choose between safe
and wholesome trouble, and the trouble
that comes at last like a whirlwind.-
God bless the little fellow, and send us
all grace to know what do do with him
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-16

geA Old Squire Grend was notori
ouSiy parSlmo',,4ous but being very i'll,
az ooi'go'4 reluctantly to consult DR..
9Iynta&' What shall do for my head ?
us SO dizzy l seem to see double" The
'-octor wrote a prescription and retired.
The recipe ran thus: When you see
double, you will find relief if you connt
your money.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-16

vs. A little urchin in Sunday School
at Buffalo, was asked
What did our Saviour say when he
knew Judas had betrayed him ?"
The urchin scratched his head u few
moments, and then gravely answered {:
Eternal vigilance is the price of lib
erty."
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-16

a What are they talking about?
said a member, during a debate on the
money question.
"Theology,' was the reply.
Theology | Why l thought it was
the money question"
Well money is their deity, and they
are discoursing about that.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-16

VALUABLE HoRsE.-The imported Ara
bian stallion Caliph, exhibited by Rich
ard r. Jones, of Philadelphia. s valued
at $4,000. Too dear meat to make
sausages of.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-16

g3- A man was asked what kind of a
girl he perferred for a wife. He replied ;
Zone that was not a prodi-gal, but a
frugal and a true-gal, and one that suit
ed his conju-gal state"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-16
Hoe, the Printing Press Maker.
BY GRANT

In 1905, the yellow fever prevailed ii
New York to a fearful extent. | never
left the city on these occasions. | sat in
my shop door in the cool of the day.
bebeld a man progressing from the south
he walked in the middle Of the street, and
was reading the name on the sign boards.
He stepped to my door.
Mr., T%horburr," said he, q am just
come on shore from the ship Draper from
Liverpool. | am a carpenter by trade
| can't find work. Can't you tell me
where | can find board till the fever is
over? Ny name is Robert Hoe"
He looked young, simple, and honest.
| knew the heart Of the stranger. l call
ed my wife.
MY DEAR" says l, " this stranger can
neither find work or board will you
board him 2"
Yes" said she.
IF he takes the fever will you help
me nurse him ?"
II will"
"Thank you," said l for this, God
will bless yoa.'
Before the week elapsed he took the
fever !; | procured an eminent physician
my wife and myself nursed Kim. On the
fourth day of the fever he was under the
operation of powerful remedies. The fe-
yer was coursing through his veins and
burning up his English blood. l sat by
his bed. He fastened his eyes upon mine.
90, Mr.. T., he exclaimed, 81 shall die,
can never stand this"
Die to be sure, Robert we must al
die. | shall see you a master builder in
New York, and married to q bonny Yam
kee lass, and live to carry your grand
children in my arms yet"
There was a lull in the fever when the
medicine commenced operation. He then
dropped asleep from that hour the fever
left him.
When ] held the cooling drop to his
lips, and pressed his burning head be
tween my hands, | little thought there
lay the germ Of a machine that was des,
tined to re%volutionize the world of litera-
ture. At that time q common school
Bible cost a collar ; now they are sold
for twenty-five cents. His sons added
several improvements to their fathers in
ventions they are much esteemed wher-
ever known.
| "a travelling in New Jersey, some
ten years ago. Stepping from the cars,
| noticed a decent looking citizen among
the spectators. Says |:
Sir, my business will detain me a week
in town. don'tlike to stop at a tavern +;
can you Inform me where | can find a
quiet private family where | may board ?"
:" %Ijcan," he replied. Come with me-
We turned a corner, and entered a re
spectacle dwelling, where sat a comely
young matron, with an interesting child
of about six playing on the car
pet at her feet.
Good wife, says my conductor, " this
is Mr.. Thorburn from New York. He
wants private accommodations. Can you
board him for a week ?"
That | will" said she, for a twelve
month, if he says so. | have often heard
my father tell how Mr.. Thorburn took
the yellow fever"
What was your fathers name 2" l
enquired.
Robert Hoe"
" Is that your child 7"
Ii Isl" said she.
| took the child in my arms. Said l !:
Madame, It's over forty years ago,
when cheering your father, | told him 1
hoped to carry his g%randchild in my
arms. This day my prediction is fulfilled
in your eyes,
The elder Hoe died in 1863.
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METZ,
EMIT.

Thissword is the only word in the En-
glish language which can be thus ar
ranged, and he different positions there
fore are all at the same time Latin words
These words in English, as we'll as in
Latin, may be read either upwards or
downwards. The English words, time
item, nett, and emit Ito send forth), are
mentioned above, and Of the Latin ones,
|, Time signifies fear 2, Item likewise +;
8, Nett to be measured /; 4, Emit he
buys.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-16

BGA The Atlantic telegraph is at pre-
sent perfectly neutral. AS our friend
Pat would say, " It's devil a word to say
DIN either side"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-16

Co The great beauty Of a wife is, that
if she abuses you herself, she won't let
any n else abuse YOU.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-16

DA Why is a blush like a little girl
Because it becomes a woman.
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Quaint and Curious

Some plodding genius has discovered
while spending his own time, and the
word time itself, when artifcially trans.
posed or metagramatized, will form the
following words nett, emit, item. And,
if the a%forenamed and its anagrame be
placed in the following quadratic posi-.
ton, they will form what may Re termed
an angramic palindrome
TINE,
ITEM,
METZ,
EMIT,
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-16

eGg~ A young man in these parts, who
had spent a little of his time and a good
deal of his fathers money in fitting for
the Bar, was asked after his exami-
nation how he got along.
20, WELL" said he, answered one
question right"
"Ah, indeed !" said tho old gentleman,
with looks of satisfaction at his sons pc
culiar smartness. And what was
that ?"
They asked me what a qua tam action
was"
THAT was a hard one? And you an
swered it correctly did you?'
Yes. | told them did not know.u
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-16

8@A- A disagreeable old bachelor is in,
favor Of wells. He is Of opinion that they
materially improve one half of the wo-
men,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-08
GreatlAmerican Corn shelter.

The Proprietor OF this great labor saving machine,
who is temporarily in Nashville, resPcc fully invites
call from the AgrcultuEists and Mechanics Of David
son county -preforring trial aud orozsA esaHsi,a-
ton Of the machine "a any description Of periorin
ance that he might give. A leading feature Of this
shelter lis simplicity thing, which of iisef recon
mends above all others. II IS pain simple and sub
stantial IN construction, not liable TO t Of order,
and Will shell, the hands Of one person, IA I~acf
manner, without breaking cob, or leaving single
grain upon them, (whai other shelter M the
try viii do,) twenty bushels Of corn per hour The
Proprietor Is prepared 70 dispose OF state County
Rights or single machines, the most reasonable
terms; and, in consequence OF the unprecedented
'hard times, viii exchange the for land hoss
es mules, any kind Of grain farming produce
market prices.
The Rights for all the Southern States are for sale
and can be had reasonably low. Price OF single Ma
chimes sl2 and Sio. as they gong on rapidly
those who may wish purchase are invited 10 give
MS early call. Remember the plaee--So a. Public
Slusro-shields Auction Room. fsbas-in
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hid, Silk. Cloth. and Buckskin Gloves.
six and Satiu Ties. Scarf,. and (,rayats.

TusT 10 hand, choice lot Of best quality Of Gloves
- embracing every color IL Kid, silk, Cloth, Buck
skin, etc. fJan22-1l J. II. NosII.I-
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WING KNilaccN.

WE lave been appointed Sole Agents Of Nashville
w fUr tac sale Of James Thomas IT,. (oF Richmond
Va Celebrated Tobacco.
just received 200 boxes Of the following brands
JEWEL. OF OrIIlR,
Ruby IMI~f
ClIKON,
NECTAR LEAF,
Butter OF SPONGE CAKE
which MI sell the Manufacturers prices for
Cash CARTER, M'kAY & CO.
Iebl4-tC
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-08

VoTE FOR CoNsTABLE.-The vote for Con-
stable in the Nashville District is as follows:
Jesse W. Page and Sam. d. Nichol being cleo
ted over all competitors, numerous as they
were:
Page s3s; Nichol COZ; Noien 5s2; Meacham
3s9; Burnham 2s2; Ryan 2SO; Perry 259;
Laird ZIG; Mullen 81; Skipwith ~; Cabler
rs; Brown Ga; Thomas "a; Reddick 81; Horn
46; Irwin 26; Ellington 10; Jones q.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-08
Medical Science.

The history of "HO0FLASD'S GERMAN BITTERS, -
the most remarkable Medicine Of the day and the
ny that have been performed with in OF
Lirer Complaint Dyspepsia Nervous Debility; and dis
arising from disordered liver stomach, pa-
ces 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 TO 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 resortng to article
that has such array of testimony support it as
Hollands German BittersS Physicians prescribe it,
why should you discard iS Judges usually consider
ed men OF talent have and do it in their fam
lies Why should you REJECT itS Clergymen and
those the most eminent take it, why should not you
Let not your prejudice usurp your reason, to the
everlasting injury Of your health; you sick and
require a medicine try these Bitters.
These Bitters prepared and sold by DR.. C. NJ.
Jackson, No. AIS Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa, aud
by druggists and store keepers in every town and vii
age in the United states Canadas West Indies, and s.
America, at IS per bottle. See that the sigma
tLre Of G. NJ jackson the wrapper Of each bottle.
MARLIN
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PERFUMERY,

DECEIVED this day superior assortment Of Ties,
II stocks, ScarIs, and Cravats. Every variety OF
0olors, and al various prices, for sale by
Jan-2-a J. H. MoGII.L
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Good Advice.

The thousands of cripples whom Rheumatism has
left with stiffened joints whom Palsy has beref Of
the use of their limbs, advised to try BRAGG's
ARCTIC IISINENT, which has never yet failed to
single case of the kind, in which fair trial has been
made. In using it, do spare the friction but rub
it in well and brskly. is also useful in relaxing
the muscles, contracted or drawn up from cramp in
reducing and scattering tumcrs and white swellngs;
and healing ulcers, and in curing all of erup
tive diseases of the skin 1t IL for sale in all respecta
BILE Drug stores MARLIN
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ID oil Huffer.-5 bhls Bai.sr Jasr received nd
" foz sails ~ tfseol d. .. pickE1.
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RENARKABLE CIRCUMSTANCES IN CONNECTION
WITH THE PACIFIC HOTEL DISAsrER--1he FOL
lowing circumstance is related to us by one
of our proRiaent citizens, who received the
Intelligence by Letter from his wife, now re-
siding in the State of New York.
On the night of the terrible destruction OF
the Pacific hotel. little brother of Mr.. Hen
nv Rochester, living ut home with his parents,
near Avon, in the State of New York, awokc
some time after midnight with screaming aud
tears, saying that the hotel i'll StLouis was ON
fire, and that his brother Henry was burning
TO death So intense was his alarm and hor-
ror that il was with considerable difficulty he
could be quieted.
On the following day at noon the parents
received a Geographic dispatch from this city
confirming the little boys dream in every
particular-S LOUIS Democrat
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-08

THE Press IN FRASCE.-The press in France
has delightful time of it. The journals are
suspended when they say anything unpalaia-
BILE to the Emperor, and they are interdicted
when they keep silent upon subjects which he
wiskcs them to discuss in the way pleasing to
himself One newspaper has just been inter
dicted because it did not denounce the assas-
sins who attempted the Emperor's life. This
is one step in despotism a little further than
any other ruler has dared TO attempt.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-08

THEKTRE.-The performances tonight are
for the benefit Of the Nashville Fire Depart
ment. 1t will be noted that Dir. MURDOCH
has generously volunteered, and VIII appear
in one of his best representations, DIM fel'r,
ia the comedy of Wonder, a Woman keeps
a Secret" After the manager and Mr. MIR
pocH have exhibited their kindness, IN this
matter, it would be disgrace to Nashville,
if the theatre should not DE packed full on
the OCCASION
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-08

ST. LOUIS, February 2eth, 1858.
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Cliancery Sale.

p. l. Couch and g. ". Couch rs. W. c. Mckinley.
IlY virtue Of decree Of the ChanceTy Court al Nash
II vile, made in the above cause, at the November
Term last. shall expose TO public sale TO the highest
bidder, ut the Court yard Ia Nashville. the 10th Of
MARCH next, tract of land containing las. acres,
less, lying on the Nashville and Lebanon
Turnpike road, in the 2d Civil District Of davidson
more particular description Of which Will be given
ON the day Of sale.
TKRks:-Credt Of six and nv live months will be Civ
and lien retained for the pas ment OF the purchase
money. C. ID. BRiEN,
feb6-d1AtWtd Clerk X Master
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WITHDRAWAL or TROOPS FROM KANSAS
Ion. the Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sun, writing under date of the 9th,
says:
IL has been determined to withdraw the
troops from Kansas and dispatch them as ear
~ as possible upon an expedition Tor otan.
Arrangements will be made Immediately with
this view. The troops will be organized and
ready tor the march upon the presumption
that there will be no futher use for them in
Kansas.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-08

Gae- Long JoHN WESrwORrH's mode OF
wardiug off blows aimed ut his lame shoulder,
with heavy hickory canes, is unique II not
original. In his account of an attack made
upon him, he says in his paper, the chicago
Democrat. I'VE war(,ed of the first blow with
our head.D This remind, us of the famous
narrative given by JoHN PHGNIX OF his fight
with the Judge, into whose mouth he insert
ed his nose for the purpose of holding him
down
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NEW DRUG STORE.
DIR. H. }, WELLS. mo. N HOOPER. a. X. JoSHSs.
WELLS, HOOPER 4 co..

AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
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za- The Boston Journal gives an account
of a man who, having got decidedly the worst
of a fight which he provoked, at the close OF
the business expressed himself ''sorry Tor what
had happened The fellows contrition was
thoroughly Bostonian-
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sg" We learn that Mrs JULIA DEAN hAfNE
will succeed Mr.. MURDOCH, as the star at The
Gaiety-commencing her engagement to
morrow night This accomplished artistic has
long held the place OF a favorite with the
people of this city and her appearance VIII
doubtless be hailed with satisfaction by her
numerous friends and admirers.
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For Cash Exclusively.

We lave this day couciuded 10 do exclusive Casl
business. by doing We feel confident will no
only make it advantageous 10 ourselves but our Gus
toners also. For is certain, any Merchant sci
his goods cheaper Tor cash than he can on lively,
months time and perhaps longer. We Will continue
TO sell our present stock at cost for cash.
All persons indebted TO us for past accounts mus
up and settle, or We will be compelled TO give
them To all officer.
feds /. c. NICHOLSON & CO.
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Sprrial llotifts.
Counterfefters, Beyyare,

reward is offered for the detection Of any person
oounterfeiting initiating the vender of any such
counterfeit or imitation Of BGRHAvE'S HOLLAND
BITTEfS. The genuine highly concentrated holland
Buffers is put up in half pint bottles only having the
name of the proprietor, h. PAGE, Jr, blown in them
bottle.
This delightful aroma, SO popular a remedy for
Fever and Ague, weakness Of all kinds, Dyspepsia
Indigestion, Headache, Costiveness and Piles can be
obtained from any Of our respectable Druggists.
marl-1ws0
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10 We saAEsoss sazs rsss'sss .ss e. ssh. ~
~ sp's D D pzcxxy
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Es- We notice that Mrs Bliss, widow OF
the late Col Bliss, United States Army, and
daughter of Gen. Taylor, the ex-President,
was married on the lIth inst, to Phillip T..
cambridge, Esq, of Virginia The marriage
took place ut New Orleans
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na- The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press says that Hon. ID. ;. Dick
inson is a prominent candidate for the mission
to England He also states that MIR. Mason
iutimated long while ago desire to resign
the Office OF minister nj Paris
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PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Tickets: wholss IS; Halves 81 so; Q'rs sl.25.

Ss- Bank Notes az sound Banks taken PAR. Checks
on New York RENTED for prizes-
A Drawings of Large CiAss-s will he puslislied In
New York and New Orleans Sunday papers, and
Charleston and Savannah Baiiies.
In ordering Tickets Certificates enclose the
ney address for the Tickets ordered receipt
81 whieh they viii he forwarded by FIRST mail. Pur.
chasers can have Tickets ending ANY hgure they
may designate.
The list Il drRwn numbers and prizes viii be sent 10
purchasers Immediately sffcT the drawing PurchA
vii please write their signatures plain and give
their Post once. county and state.
Remember that every Prize Is dra~n and pay able IN
full without deducti,ai
Al Prz,s Il 81 900 and under paid Immediately aft-r
the iother prize tie usual OF 80 days.
All communications strictly cnaAdeUttll.
81 Address orders TO- rcSets 90 4. II SWAIN,
Nashville Tenn, OF IA ANDERSON a son. Managers,
Macon or savannah. ia febl3--sFi-s &x'td.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-08
Clancery Sale of Land.

Thomas Martin, ES'r &c, J. B. Hughes and wife
and others.
pursuance NJ decree pronounced at the last term
OF this court IN the above cause, viii sell at pub
lie sale on the premises SATURDAY the 18th day Of
MARCH, 1855 tho following tract CT Ninety Acres Of
Land 10 wit: The tract Of Land Cedar Lick Creek
N Wilson county, formerly owned by Brice Martin,
decd, and at present OCCUPIED BY G. Graves and ad
joining the lands Of Andrew Beard and others.
TERhs.-One Hundred and Fifty Dollars cash. and
for balance credit Of l. months without interest.
{. u. BRIEN, c. N,
feb5-t Chancery Court at Nashville.
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BANK OF COMMERCE.

JOHN ID. JAMES, Prcst. u. u. JAMES, Cashier.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, jan Is, 1858.
Will give IS cents the dollar for Lawreaceburg
money; and other uncurrent money at the market
price. wish purchase SlOO, 900 of Tennessee State
Bonds nil order, and will give the highest market
price for Land Warrants any amount
Janl4-u JNO. d. JAMES.
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Gbanferp Sales
Burnt District. Market Street.

Rachel D. Smiley and others rs. John O. Ewing.
IN pursuance of decree Of this court in the above
cause, viii sell at public salo the Public Square
in this city, SATURDAY, 9Th OF MARCH 1858, thd
cdeon Lat Mdrkst street fe0 doors from Inc Square
on which stood the Store house, occupied before he
fire, by Beech Co. Druggists. Said Lot fronts about
20 BIZ feet and runs back Ill feet
Terms made known on DAY Of sale
&c. D. BRIEN, C. n,
fcb5--td Chancery Court at Nashville.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-08

TRAVELLING At THE WEsr.--A western pa
Der saws the only two classes of travellers on
our Railroads this winter are those who are
running away and those who are ait'r them.
Very few ladies have been seen in the cars
since the panic set in.