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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-23
Saturday Morning, January %, 1857.
Rates of Advertising.
TEN LINES OR LESS TO CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
,NEwABLE AT PLEASURE
ne>frucfiye Fire.

Early Yesterday morning the drug store OF Mr..
j. J. Beech, on Market street, was discovered 10
be on fire. The morning was foggy, and the nre
being in the upper par. of the building, 1t had
made comfortable progress before its existence
was known So soon as the alarm was gwen Inc
fremen and large numbers OF our citizens repaired
70 the spot and wrought diligently and actively to
prevent its spreading aud TO subdue It, II was
found impossible, however, to check the ProsieS
of the flames, until the stores OF MesS'S' ''""
Morrow and P w. Msxey were invoiVed ana our"'
The buildings below, above, and IN the rear, were
in great danger, but were saved by the emciehI
Iabors OF the fremcn.
Nearly the whole of the stock Of drugs, medl-
cines, &C., in the establishment OF Mr. ech
or. burnt or otherwise destroyed. He has no in
surance, we learn having filled to renew DIS poll
CIV which had expired few days ago The house
belonged to the Boyd heirs, aud we presume is In
sssed.
Mr.. Morrow owned the house he was in, and
had an insurance it and his stock, to an amount
which will probably cover all his losses.
Mr.. Maxey had an insurance bis house of
80 ono. and 81, coo en- his stock, as understand.
IN the confusion incident to the fire we couli not
gather ,nything as to the amount ct his loss. We
1ruet that his insurance will cover it,
Me-srs. Berry & Demoville, Druggists lost con-
ei6rabIy bv the removal of portion OF thrr goods,
at q time when it was thought their house would
.,so bnrn- Their loss may be several thousand
dollars, covered by insurance in Philadelphia.
r H. Brockway meets with some loss by the re.
znsovsl of his Sewing Machines, number OF which
were damaged.
1t was aUcky for the city that the fire occurred
when there vas 10 wind blowing. The whole
block, world dnubtiess have been burnt.
The Gremeu, usual, behaved nobly, and to
them Is our city indebted tor the extinction OF the
fire
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-23

MCLEANs STRENGTHENING CoRDIAL.-This re-
dy has been before the public only a short time,
but it has proved to be an invaluable remedy it
purify the blood and strengthen the system; every
one who uses it recommends it to others, until TO
has become the standard remedy with every family
in the United States. We say to every reader, try
tit is Delightful aromatic. See advertisement
in another column. iInl6-lw.
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Sore and Innamed Exes.-rhess aissrrsea

sore and snfamed Eyes.-These disagreeabIe
complaints are becoming prevalent ofate and
give any thing hut an Interesting
the diseased organ red and fiery eye' is pretty
to look and certainly cannot be able TO have or
keeps the boys say We can tell those afflicted in this
manner how to cure the evil and won't charge them any
thing for the information. Let them get BaAeos
ARCTIC LISINEsr touch the part with it
times, and the work is done. The Arctic Lnient be
obtained at any of the Drug Stores in this place.
janI-Im-
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Grips GaiLY.

There was an exc llent house on Thursday hight
co witness Buluver's fac comedy, Money, in which
AIR. Murdock personsted the character OF Alfred
Evelyn. We have before expressed our opinion
of the abilities of this distinguished Artist.
And after Witnessing his splendid rendering of AL
fred Evelyn, we are confident have not over
drawn the picture Of bis genins. The aulience on
this occasion manifest their perfect thraldom to the
spell OF his magic powers, by the extraordinary
interest they took in the play ftom beginning TO
end While we regard HaU,let, lis master piece,
in fact it is the masterpieces OF the stage at the
present time he is, yet in other characters, such as
Surlace and EUelyn, model.
The minor characters OF the play were all we'll
sustained. We are not inclined to class Clara
Douglas with the inferior characters. Mrs Mem
kin sustained Mr. Murdoch well as we have ever
seen in the South or West Judging from the few
performances in which she has engaged here, we
think she gives promise of future devs lopment,
which will insure her brilliant career. We Imagine
shat she is young upon the Stage but she possesses
those personal attributes OF FORM grace and bcIut,
together with intellect sufficient, if rightly cultur-
ed, TO make her a star of the first magnitude.
Mrs. Bernard has many fine qualities OF head and
person TO command admiration. In the character
OF OpheliG monday night (but we had an in
suspicious sest) her reading was as perfect as We
have ever heard it OIL the Nashville boards. Messrs.
Benson and Hamilton have the metal to give cur
rency to any play in which they minge-while
that deserving and well known favorte, Everett, is
by no means TO be lost sight of-Misses Duckworth
and Bike are proper enough-aud the rest might
possibly be improved.
The bill for torught is the R3bJers; OF, the For
est of Bohemia, and the Dancing Barber.
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STECIAL NO1ICES.
THOSE WHO HAVE USED TT.

Among the many testimonials OF the effects Of
BR8HAVE's HOLLAND BITTERs, we offer the names Il
the following many Of them well-known in this city:
JAMES CoLvN Of South Pittsburgh avs: SIT certainly
valuable medicine; it cured me of Dyspepsia"
Captain HENRY EATON, says: sit ny wife Neu-
raIgia."
j. A. Vos BoSsHoRsr says: 81 with 20 speedy
remedy for acdity of the stomach"
HEsRIoH PAULUs says: sat cured me of severe chronic
diarrtel in two days"
SAMUEL WOODRUFF, Of Athens, Ohio, says: "when
commenced using your medicine 50 Frustrated that
could not walk across farm after using ONE BOTTLE
eat any thing"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-23

For New ORLEASs.-By dispatch from Memphis
received yesterday, we learn that the last steamer
James II. Lucas, -a regular packet in the trade
was at that city, on her way to this place. anu
would arrive on Sunday (to-morro") evening. one
leaves on return trip on Monday evening next she
is one of the fastest boats the western waters,
and none having more commodious facilities tor
pleasant and agreeable travelling.
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ickots. wholes $1,000: Halves $500; Q'rs $3.50.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTIoN!!
.
DULY 10000 Numbers $1,000 Prizes
= e. III H. vi T.

iooV
The 100 prizes Of IS so determined by the last
hKure Il the that drkSs the CApital-t an
oda number, then obi number viii emit.
tied u IS so; 4 IL l. number, every even
number ticket III be ed to ts So In addition 20 any
other prize the ticket MAJ draw.
N- Rank Notes OF sound Ban taken q par. Checks
New York RENTED for prizes.
~ Drawings OF Large Cias will be Published a
New York and New Orleans Sunday papers and Charles
and savannah DAlies.
Address certificates Of packages Of
teketsto ANDERSON a SON, Managers,
Macon savannah, Ga
kW- Address orders for Tickets to T. b. ANDERSON
Bon ass, Nashville Tennessee; to ANDERSON SON
Macon, Savannah Georgia.
Jan. I9-trwANLd
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Jan. 2S, 1858.

SHIP BUILDING.-It is a singular fact that there
j. not 1T this moment on the stocks, in the port of
New York, single vessel of any description de-
signed for the merchant service. The only ships
constructing the Russian frigate at Mr.. Webbs
yard, and the U. S. soop-oi-war, building under
contract with J. A. Wtst,rVelt
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CO M NJ K r. CIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Jan. ed, 1858.

CoEToN-There was rothing doing in otton yesterday
ToBACCO-sales at A FHamilton's warehouse the past
days, of 10 hhds a, the following prces-ss o5 co.
80, 50, 90, 60, So 615, TO- TO- rs So IS,
wHEAT-In moderate demand at 5096Oc q busheI
GROCERIES-The auction sale of Messrs. Kirkpatrick.
Nevips Co.. took place yesterday atho lgh
by the fire. Sugar by the hid sold at 91696zzc q h;
Coffee lex 2 n; Molasses by the Dbl 22@24c Q gallon
Whisky 15GI7c q gallon.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-23

CB- The CHEROKEE Corn PLAsrsK, an approx
ed agricultural implement, cipable VI doing vast
amount of work, aud of great advantage, on the
farm, is advertised in columns. II can be seen
at No Union Street in this city, where We re-
commend those Interested TO call
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-23

FTREs.-We learn that the country residence OF
Bank-situated few miles from the city-was con-
sumed by Ere a few days since.
An extensive fire occurred in ShelbyviIls night
before last-among the buildings consumed was
the one occupied by The Branch Bank of Tenn, ssee
The full particulars of the IRE, We have not re-
ceived.
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CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

John Hugh Smith, Guardian, o. Hepsey Taylor.
by virtue Of decree OF the Chancery Court Nash
~ Nlle made IN the above cause, at November Term,
1851, viii, SATURDAY, the 1 3TH DAY OF FEBRU.
An next sell TO the highest bidder pubic sale, tho
Public 50 are, IN Nashville TIE undvd ed Ia inter-
Of sald Hepsey Taylor in House Lot.
Nashville fronting spruce street, about leet be-
ing part Of lot No. los.
TERAs.s aid lot Ill be sold, without redemption, upon
credit Of and twelve months good
rty Icing required lien the Of
the purchase money.
Jan std c. b. BRIEN, c. M.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-23

For SMIrHLAND AND PADUJAH.-The favorite
steamer, Bidnch LeWis, Capt. Bateman, will leave
for the above ports to-day at 10 o'clock She will
positively leave as advertised, and, from what we
have heard of the present list of passengers,
would advise all single men going down the river
in the courss of Gay or two, to 60 aboard Of her
this trip.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-23

Mt. VERNON AsEocIArIos.-Ws have received
from Mrs. +. b. Fogg let of subscriptions to the
Mt Vernon fund by members OF the Legislature,
the publication of which We have been compelled
Monday
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a CAR ID.
January els

The undersigned would respectfully return their
sincre aud heartfelt thanks to their numerous
friends, AMI particularly TO the gallant Firemen of
the city, for their unremittiog exertious 10 saving
their building and goods from fire on yesterday
X. c. ANDERSON l. co.
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KINGSTON SPRINGS EQa SALE

by virtue Of decree Of the Chancery Court Nash
II Vile at the November Term, 1851, in the Of Geo
b. Woodward and others E. J. and Others
sha on Monday the 25h Of January 1855 the upper
end OF the Market House, the Public So
vile proceed to sell public sale the of PAS acres
OF land in Cheslham county, knoEn as the Kingston
Springs, occupied by J. BREEDER. And the 2zth
OF said mon tn al Kingston Spring. shall proceed
the hous ehod and kitchen furniture belonging
tel Spring, and all the property belonging the
said BREEDER and Baker, attached to the spring Hotel
land will be sold credit Of and years
interest from date and the property for for
all sums under 800, all sums Sl00 and under $50
three months credit; all 500 six months credit
Notes with good security will be required:
dec24th-td. c. ID. BRIEN. Clerk and Master,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-23

A soldier writes from Delhi, that probably every
member OF the Guarls will be worth 81 900 when
he reaches England. An equal division of the
spoilS is to be made, and they exceed in richness
Anything ever before dreamed of.
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CRANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

pY virtue of decree of the Chanc cry Court at Nash.
- vile, made in the above cause, at November Term,
1851, shall on SATURDAY, the 3rH DAY of FEBRU-
Any next, the Pubic 50 in Ma hvile sell the
highest bidder credit Of twelve months the following
described lot parcel Of ground situated in the city
Nashville College Center Streets fronting IS feet
College street, and running back with Center 1S6
feet
IERMs.-Note with good security is required
retained to the Of the purchase
Sold tree from the equity of redemption.
Jan Std G. D. BRIEN @. M
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CHANCERY SALE T a EINETY-ACRE TRACT
CT LAND IN WILSON COUNTY.

rhos. C. Martini exr, ETC., Joseph B. Hughes wife,
pursuance of the decree rendered In the above ea
Il cause, at the November, QS57,) Term Of this ~
Court, will sell to the highest bidder, the Store -
Stand, at Green HILL Wilson county, on SATURDAY, the
OF ABOUT NINETY ACRES or LAND, lying in Civil
District No. "a of Wilson county, ana in the vicinity
Mr MAsTEKsos's Tavern stand the being tract
of land OF which Brice Martini and possessed
particular description will be given sale
TERMs.-A credit of year, lexcept $3.50 in cash
Note with good securities required and lien retaIn-
ed. q. d. BRIEN, CLERK d Master,
Dec 24.-td. Of Caancery Court at Nashville.
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CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NuIeT JULIET Uy LaHItT UILtIb.
DY virtue Of decree OF the Chancery Court at NASH
ID vile, in the above Nov ember Term, 1851
Will on SATURDAY, the 9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY next
the Public Square in Nashy le sell public sale,
the highest bidder certain parcel OF ground in
Nashville fronting 80 feet GAY street. running back
with the line OF DOnis Alley 11Tf street.
being known lot No. 8 in Doris plan lets
kkMs "A credit OF twelve and eighteen months
will be given, notes with good security
beng required and lien retained for the payment
purchase money.
Jan Std c. d. BRIEN @. 4 NJ
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For Rent or Sale.

elegant subur ban residence Southern bounda
n Of the city, situated In the Of four lot,
the front Of which highly ornAmented with svergreens
shade and fruit trees Of choice varieties IL also contains
vegetable garden, house newly pApered and painted,
and every thing In complete repair.
In addition the DIV cling there Is servants house.
stable, carriage and house. There Is also large
.srn, capable Of contxining 800 barrels OF water.
The house IL eminence anding exte nsive
and pieturesqus view. The property will be sold price
suitable TO the ums rented 10 careful tenant Apply
TO A. V. :. LINDSLEY.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Jan. 22.-E. Howard, New Orleans.
DEPARTED.
Henry Fitzhugh, Cincinnati.
Sligo Up River.
The weather is mild and genial The river con"
rinues to decline.
The ]. G. Cline is the next boat for Memphis.
She leaves on Monday.
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CHANCERY sALE-REAL ESTATE.

Chrisana Deiss Ldmk &c VS. Goodlet alias Gotiel Des
and Others
DURSUANT to the decree rendered IN the above
at November term Of this court, will sell the
Public Square, in tlis city, Saturday the 18Th
February, 1885, the real which Daniel
seized and possessed the being
No. Is, in BR Oh Mhitesides addition Nashville
at the intersection OF Market and Jefferson streets.
This property viii be divided before day OF SALE
and a plan Cf the will exhibited.
TERMs-One aud two years credit with interest. Notes
to be be well secured and lien to be retained.
q. ID BhIEN, Gam.
Jan. 12, 1sss-td Chancery Court at Nashville
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Chancery Sale of Slaves.

p. 8. WAison Admir-, &c Hamilton, Admir-; and Eliza
Ezell ss. James II amiton, &c.
DURsUANT to decree Of this Court in he cause
will sell the Public squa in the City Of Nash
vile Saturday the 80th day Of January 1855 the fol-
lowing Saves viz: Nathan, Aey, Margaret estey
Mary Jane.
TIE II months Notes two good securities
required. @. ID. BRIEN, @. An.
d~c3O-dl&wtd ChAncery Court Nashville,
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SALES BY THE cHANCERYrCLERK.
CHANcERY SALE OF FOUR SLAVES.

Edmund II. Ryes Ell al VS.. Vim. stockwen ct ais.
pursuance Of the dec rendered in The above cause
At the November llS5I Term Of this Court, will sell
70 the highest bidder for cash, the UPPER END OF
THE nARkEr-HOUsE, in Nashville, SATURDAY the
S3D DAY OF JANUARY 1885, the folio wing Slaves, viz:
woman named Charity, aged years and her
FAINT child. aged about and half years; boy named
Joseph, agea about IL ard girl aged
about years. Q. ID. BRIEk, Clerk and Master,
Dec. 24-dtd. of Chancery Court al Nashv;lIa
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Jan. tsp. NJ.
CoFFEE-There was but little done in the Coffee rket
day had not d. however, sale made late satur
day OF ba fair ko at &C. The market dull day,
aud with scarcely any demand from the trade We quote
Rio Coffee follows, H. SI5998c for common to medium
grades 99Oc for far 10 good and 10 t1ozc for p ime
do. LaguaYra .oGee and wanted 12e1l21Sc,
and sui quot java Coffee 169l7c %. Sock of
Coffee the ma rket to-da about 81 900 bags
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NOTICE..

T'HE fine Stock o. Readymsde Clothing the Auction
l. Rooms of fsenj. r. shieids,l vii be open for a
few DAYS longer.
Persons wishing supply thenseves viii do call
without further delay. LEM. \. SHIELDS.
jsnl5-u.
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NOTICE.

WE wish to purchase some 19 to IL LIKELY Young Ne
w gro Men boz from the age OF 10 Is years
We them likely and Of good siEe With black
skin h. III. HAYNES 90
We have good Blacksmith to hire for the present
Jan. ST
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SELF PRESERYATION. &c.

LII debts due previous to the year 1851 viii be col
n lected by suit at January Court, before Mars.
trate IL paid before that tin This shall apply 10
persons without distinction "a word the xie Is sun.
emit" X. Q. McNAIRY Co.
Dec I0--tL.
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For Rent or Lease.

WHAT convenient residence the Franklin Turnpike,
at occupied by Dir. Fellows. 1t contains six
rooms besides servants and has about
Of ground attached. ould be leased good
tenant for term Of years IL desired. Apply 10
novie A.V. :. LIN DSLEY.
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WANTED-Tmm

T2SS. WANTED-Im 10,
ASS~>~o 600 men to engage in the sale of the most
popular selling Books in America. Invads mechanics
farmers and teachers, wishing travel will find this
very profitable and pleasant business, enabling them to
the country, and make money the time. A
gents in the business clearing from $500 81
year. For full particulars and Books address
H. NJ. RUL1soN, Queen City Publishing House, 141
street, Cincinnati Ohio; or, if living East, D RULIsoN
Philadelphia sept2l.
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CHEAP SOLE LEATHER

ID C.ANOER UN, Nos IS and At College street, have
in store, and for ale a he Wy lot Of excellent
tame Sole Leather at IS cts. per %.
Cali soon you wish bargains 10 kind Of Leather.
L. &. O. ANDERSON.
Nos. Is q ~, College street,
Jan12-u few doors IN Broad. St
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COAL COAL

UST received 5000 bushels Of coal fro Bells Mines
viii ell a. Is and 20 cents per bashei.
No 197 No-h Cherry street. E.P. FORT, Ag't.
dec24-lm.
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CHANCERY SALE OF NASHVILLE AND CHAT
TAkOQGA RAILROAD STOCK

Enoch Cunning am John Cotart and Others aud M
Ii. Howard, Admir-, Is. John Coltart and others
DY virtue OF decree of the Chance ry Nash
I'D vile, made in the above at November Term
1857, shall, SATURDAY, the 9TH DAY Of FEBRU-
AkY sell to the highest bidder. public sale, for
Cash, kifysx Shares OF he Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Company, the Public Square in Nashville.
Jan Std O. ID. BRIEN, G. d ~.
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Skeletons Marble Works.

Cherry Street. Nashville. Tenn.
THE undersigned would inform his friends and the puh
Il lie generally, that he viii contiDas the Marble
BUSINESS in this city, HI shop next door the IA
OF The usios AND ANRcAs on cherry street. calls at
tention 10 the stocS Of
Marble Monuments, TOmbs. &c..
which he has exhibition aud for sale embracing
variety, hni he'd in the superb manner Re /.
pared TO manufacture the shortest notice nIE
MANTELS, and every description OF MARsLR WORK ~
the finest American Italian Marbe work viii =.
heret oioe be wsTranted and his IN
lans-u NJ 4. SHELTON
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FOR RENT.

THAT CONVENIENT FRAME DWELLING on 49,
l. the Franklin Turnpike road, the FIRST I'D
Toll-gate, occupied by J. A McCampben ESQ. LII
house contains four besides Kitchen, servants
roos etc. etc. thirty OF ground attached.
az Suitable furniture be purchased by the ten-
ant if desired EB- Possession given imr edistely:
Auply 10 A. V. :. LINDSLkT,
Foy left No. 80, College street.
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"a, 600 PAPERS FRESH aARDEUsxEps

M In resespt Of the ext-n.fx. 49,
w 6arcen seeds. (=mbr<cing many nee ind vsls.his
safeues ever brought 70 this n3r<es- fhsy are All "a
the gro-th Of ls5 and from toliosas hos.. az IA
kno1n rsputston. - 80
br. Lsndfeth a Sons, Philadelphia.
The Ame rican seed q arden, Mlfterss=sd A..
ksizy's, ffedonia, ssg YORK
shs or Gardens, soGth Inlon, Ky
nescr ptiSe Csaiogu fron the Above h...-. -. a.
sraisitoas dlst iest-on- cal and set ess-
In addition 10 the ztove. large .,v,,x ~ a.
most ssal varieties By the Pssnd. bsxas AZ Pa. Nv
the bg4hef. ~
1000 PAPERS FLOWER sETD.
Just resolved r0n The kouss a. ych,~o A.
tina Co.. z.voe papers Of Poser ssdz ne 49,. a.
s.oSsrs i've larger and e<t1sr ss.ext. M fraa,
shiea % make their selectte1 81 fhaa th~x h.x.
hsfeseiese hAi u l1Aa cafg. kAias . 8Aows
No. 10. Seth futlu eoazre
'aAie-tL vpF>Sslie TIE Market hoase
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PHILADELPHIA, JANUARY, 1858.
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY,
GUNS, &c.

M receiylngirses from the makers-sneh add
w items stock gill enable
this seAson complete sssortmrht OF ald dsars
goods Ia ne be ioand In house in The
esGptry.
inciaded are large Inveices Of CUTLERY, from
" osienhOlm, kodgera', Cro0ke's aud Others.
FILES. TOOLS AND "a ks, from Butcher.
spear aud cheaper mAkeTe.
GGNS, RitLEs AND PESTOI.S, from the
best IN lsh, freneh Belgian and AeI haaal.esaF
HOEs,CHAINs, >CNHEs, AXES, and heavy
Hardware generally, a. Tedeesd tees-
Merchants WISHING The nostH solicited TO anime
g00ds eefors pareha ing eiss ~hsre-
shgls the usual erUait ~ii be eontnasd to reshs
prsmpt de Alers teFs oax viii be esraIa aalls
u those p reaAae IN that
FIELD, Ian 10Th q CO., Inporters,
No go. AATkxt street
Pan AbkIPsIA. Jan. iith. DISADVANTAGES
6n sAUsAGEssrUFFgRs.i ss siaes. for sale y
III noY al AansTROha A 70
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News from Virginia.

MADISON, C. H., Va, Oct. 81, 1856.
DR.. G. II. Jackson. Dear SRI take pleasure in add
ing certificate your list, recommending Hoof-
lands German Bters to all who may be afflicted Dys-
pepsia Piles bad been afflicted some four or five
months with Dysp when 1 commenced taking the
Bters and they Effected perfect cure. had also severe
pain in ny stomach, attended with Piles have never
had attack of the cured by the
Bit tiers, cheerfaly them to all who
may be similarly afflicted.