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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-10
PATENT WHEEL GREASE.

TVIHI5 Grease is recommended to the notice OF
Il Wagoners, Livery Stable keepers, &c, as
being SUPERIOR to anything of the kind ever in-
troduced. As il does not gum upon the aNles
is much more durable, and is not affected by
tsle weather, remaining the same in summer as
in winter, and put up in tin csnislers at 81 and
rs cents, for sale 10y A. w, FISHER.
March ID, 1851
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-10
SMITH'S
Essence OF jamaica Ginger.

THIS article is carefully prepared from the best jamaica
L dnger. an the valuable medicinal properties OF winch
II Is warranted To possess in concentrated and
nlent form.
1t Is an excellent remedy In dyspepsia Ra,ueice, cho-
lie and impaired and feeble the digestive ulc
0ns. From lis ref eshug ength and cordial pIopiies
as gentle stimulating tonic 1t Is well adapted Ia
act Tie d1ltatig influence d the exlreie heats Of
ner, the effects Of sudden changes dc.
No family should be without H., ITS timely will
save them from many serious attack Of illness.
Price IS cents per bottle / or sale by
Junr 20. lso1.-lm
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-10

The young fellow whose girl told him she
didn't want him any longer, wears a ffty-six
pound weight in his hat 10 prevent hin from
growing longer.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-10
A CALL TO FARM ERS.

Farmers, drop your Tools, Pause hate,
Read This and Reflect!
THE FARMERS PROM o.TIoN BOOK.
new and Scientific Manung System, for the Cultivu-
ton OF all kinds Of Grans Grsses Fodder aud Pas,urc
upon all kinds Of SOIL; Proved by nctual Experiments
aud based evident truths Designed to improve
Agriculture in all its branches represented by upwards
Of one hundred and fifty engravings If the most yalua
bic Cruises and Plants connected yyith the sysem
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-10

aBATCHOULY, JOCKEY CLUB, SPRING
u FLOW ERS, &C., of the best quality a
fresh supply just received and for sale at the
Drug Store of A. w. FISHER.
Sunbury, Aug. l, 1857.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-10
Ey Dr. &. G..REINHOLD,

BOAISBURG, CENTRE CO., Pa.
this treote il will he that the object has been
j to give the Farmer that kind of information which
enables him to make practical application to ertize his
ad and increase his grain, fodder, and pnsturage. The
doctrines taught by this nanung ad fodder and pas
uTe cultivation system ratioa clear nnd evident nnd
suggest AN Improvement in the node of agriculture her
to unknown to our faTmers and which, Il adopted ond
carefully practiced cannot fail TO advance the interests of
the farming community. Such n work has Leun much
wanted as il fills vod which has long been felt, but
which there has hitherto been attempt o supply aud
as farmers of Centre and Huntingdon counes recom-
nend the work To every farmer. fully believe that
they will reap the srsues; possible benefit frCn 1t
Daniel Mosser, Philip Moyer,
Christian Dale J,enb hluyeI,
George Bual, Henry Nuyvr,
Jacob Mutser, Samuel tiiilila.d,
John Bailey, George Jack
Samuel Dune,n, John IarnuH,
JOna. McWilinms, George Buchanna,
George Guyri, Jt. Francis AlexandoE,
John Carprr, John Nei, Scn'T.
John Hass,n, John IIunor.
Samue Wilscn, Christian IlUhr,
George w. Meek, jas-ph Baket
" The above work Ia fnI sale by Rev. G. NrKER
HAN, Milton, Northumberland county, Pa. Price SO
August 1, lsj7.-3Ino
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-10

A LMoNDS, RAIsONs, FIGS, LEMONS.
n &c, &c, just received fresh supply and
for sale at the Confectionery store of
., NJ. q. GEARHART.
sunbury, May l6, 1851
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-10
BALD EAGLE HOTEL.

BALD EAGLE HOTEL.
No. 234 and 4l6 n. Third ST., Philadelphia.
JOHN CLYMER, Proprietor.
(Successor to DASIEL DALBEr0
TIME Proprietor returns his thanks for the
l. liberal patronage bestowed on this well
known house and respectfully asks continu-
ance of the same, assuring his many friends of
Northumberland and adjoining counties, that no
pains shall he spared to render comfort and plea
sure to all who may give him a call.
TERMS S1,OO PER DAY.
Philadelphia, July 25, ls57.-3m
PAPERS & MAGAZINES.
yBSHE New York Ledger, Parlor Casket, Flag
of our Union, Frank Leslie's illustrated
Newspaper, Bafiou's Pictorial, National Police
Gazette, Weekly NoVeetts, Wavery.Magazine,
and Harper's Weekly Journal of Civilization.
Also, HarpeTs Magazine, Godey's Ladv's
Book and Putnums Magazine, Just received and
for sale by ii. Y. FRII.ING.
Sunbury, July IL, 1857.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21
For the Patriot
FOR the Patriot.
I" lab Beaux and ReIIes.,,

On OF your "On'~mpor ri-s naively informs the
pubic IN some SIX huntred Sable Beaux and
:" art MED IN fir of the Mechanics Institu,s
'ur ght With all respect for the anassrs
o. th TAR must express the hop that there NAV
Or '"r P'tnon of Surn scene in shVie. Our
'"'s r." alre 'hy SUN ntlv impudenr and unru
~. y ar growing more so anu alIy and need
"a" c. tTr # Restraints upon their privfI ges
nv ry'h' wIc t.nd- C. odd u their -,lt-in,por
tn bui r. d RS Ga IN less III, lIred 10 perform
their tuti"s nj less valuable a. s,rv Mt. whilst
II "lso causes tn IN to OILS. rV. less respect for
"'ltTs. It IL not unir' qu~nty tue case that on
me ting gro on the street be will not turn asid,
uni 81 YOU force him, but would brush YOU off the
pave" Such things this happen daily They
SHOW plainly nough that there is a spirit of inso-
Domination amongst negroes that must b. cruzhed
ana the only way to do this properly is to make
them kno" their places 8, and keep them re If
"" ope" our f'irs TO them aud 1t tn IN have 10y
ou' tim, playing and singing" m y they not rea.
Sol ably expect al ext nson of their area Of tree
dom to the privileges of merry must ami tn, eight
fantastic toe" in the ball room Why motif The
one Is about az appropriate as the other
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21

An ANERIcAE PRIMA DoSxA IN I,Ucx-Tbe
Paris correspondents of the .sCoB,risr des Eta,.
o"S says That the negotiations for ID. entries of
I" me- fora de "ihorst TO the Theatre Italirn have
been suddenly abandoned, 10 cons ouenes of the
fact that her HUSBAND has suddenly come into nos.
session, by inheritance, of considerable fortune.
al nrst this story was received with doubt, but il
Certain that it has foundation, for Monsieur
and hsd'me de WilhOrst have set up their earri-
Sge' sna are surrounded by all the appliances of
rank and wealth. Il will be remembered. saws the
Ne" York Herald, that it was a financial crisis 10
the affairs Of Nine. DE- Wihorst viii b eaused her
70 appear At the OPERA. Some of her relations are
'0T'po" IN a similar crisis, and perhaps she may be
a"ie to help them out with little specie.
" I"e h'Ahest premium was awarded to L 81 Sim
ger 70 Tor the best Sewing Machines It he Ia exh
D ION Of the Mechanics Institute Fair beld in Nashville
1cooer 18th, 1857 Office for the exhibition and saI q,
nserS improved Premium Sewing Machines. As Public
q ARE over Hicks China Hall
w. VIM. A. SINGER, Agent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21

H'ATRE. r. P""y pl y, Hou,iet "orday
D. - M. mr. Mi -,v. the hi h ~ prooC ol
NJ 90 ht. to succ.' h. o., Of fl nit cr,rac-
tr~ utur '"sy m, lie urdock ap.
Pe'r"d r in III. same e.. ar crer, N cuI of
Mr. rry's fir has not been WirDssse 80. mr. P
Stage Il @Virc i thorough comprrnensioa # the
~o'u7 OF m autt"F, and fsithiu ness f action
which mi.hr ju-tly said TO .'holi the mirror nm
% 'ure His conception Of IN par, VOC and
III ~ al IN rk him as an actor of mr,it, tined
u : ne "mh~t t'' bright - str il IN, hi-trionc
hrm' mt We hop h. will rep At th part be-
for h clio bis engagement
Tonight the ent' TT 'inm' nts are "IngOuar, the
Bar sri n " AID tn, comedy If 'Ny Aunt" In
tn former. hr Try p y HgOaar ant Dick
D"'"HH in I'll. LATER. These are two H., parts.
and zee will l.lsy them we'll
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21
Hughes Rrnt ons

PRACTICAL Artists il every branch Of PHOTOGRAPHY and
at @hd retail de 'lers in A" brotype MeIainotype
Chemicals, Of every ind varet and descr Co., 80 :.
me a'oVs Arts All orders win be p, omit aed and for
Warded to any part Of the country at the very
ke' rates. for cash which The trade are respeofllv in
WED Also Agents for sale Of Me,anotype and snb
''Pe Nsh's- HUIHEs BROS,
"eP = % Union street NashyiIIa an,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21
ADVERTISEMENT
los MEDICAL PREPARATIONS
FOR THE CURE OF
u Z ID U

The under gned having been appointed sole Agent 70,
Nashville, for the sale Medical Preparations
Dended IN DR. Freese'' Con sy stem of Practice o
Physicians I'D Families would respectfully offer them to
such Of our eitiE need restorative 10 hegzt6
These preparation pounded rom the REGIMES =,
the Hos celebrated physicians nd Surgeons Europe
and America and will eUeyy kgOu disease tina, =,
all within the reach ofEemedies These Preparstors
been tested Tor BY Professor Freese and other
brated Physicians Of country their dali, practice
and have BEEN found invariably erectuaI
For further particulars Dr. Freeses Combined svs
TEN OF Practice Together with Cards Posters 60
Both the Book, Medicine Chests, Medcines NAV he
had OF the undersigned, his Drug Sore in Nashville
JOHN J BEECH
No 20 Sewanee Building oilege St
I""ei"- "ih' Nashville, Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21
GeBsraI Assembly.

IN the Senate Yesterday, the vote :. jccting the
Resolution 20 bring tie election Of United States
hstor on tn 9Th inst, recousi tered and the
solution adopted, three of the sham democratic
Sen4tors--AFssrs. Bullen, Ross and Henees,-vot-
'ng against IT, We doubt not tile House will speedi-
Il concur IN the RESOLUTION; hut We can't cay Who
viii De t"c nOH,ine Of eth parry" for Senator.
Ne knew for whom Gov johnson expresses him
self We mi ht make guess. His choice, no mat
|r VINO has 10 ne chosen. He is now the master
Oh tn shan democracy, and rulrs with all the des-
pol'sm OF a slave ariVeF. Few of the party" will
dArr disobty his orders. The Hous- hill relative
to changing the seat of justice of Upton county
PISSED on third reading; also did Senate
Dill to AN nd th- charter Of The Franklin
Cnli~g" AMI Stun , RIVER turnpik Comn,,,
mr.. Davis hung sP' ech upon bis resolution dis
APP'o''ns the suspension of specie payments by
Fe B'nk of T mn ssee. We susp CT the epoosi.
NV" 10 'n' acton 81 the Bank will end 10 -moke
! the habit OF 'h" sbams to have = man, or
men, To suit very position. Mr Davis. md those
VINO th'nk with him. will satisfy the anti-su |
$40 'sts OF hi parry, whilst the action of oI Cave
1o""-o" will satisfy the suspensionists B-tween
III ID my will manage 10 kip the partv lines
compact he r solution vas finally su,other.d in
IN" bosom of e. B NIX Committee. It. coun,sr-
part was Offered ia the House by n Williams I'm,
~ cou'd nor ct VOTES nough to take it up for con-
S'drratio" Both will die early deaths.
40 TN House "umbr Of resolutions were off p
ca on d'H'rent -u .cte, of them by Nr New
I'd D" Calling upon the Comptroller for cert lin in
Tor at on touching the free banks A bill to re-.
pea the LIST and 2ni sections Of tho free banking
Ia" OF 1852. AMI law reform bill w.r introduced
and passrd on FIRST aiding.
In C0"Ue"tion o." counting of tn vote fer G "
'rhor va fin he'd. and it was a-eerr4in d that
Isham G. Harris elected
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21
The FInx Annih,Iiataa

Every summer and fall thousands people die of Fux
Cholera Dysentery Gripping Pains and other
OF the Bowels 1t can now be every case for rs
cents ny the use Of fuckers CHOLERA SYRUP.
"on mas Oeen tested BY the bes; physicians the South
and West, and by them pronounced the most enectua
remedy now In e. Il has performed more astonishing
cures than anS other specific human life can be saved
In nine cases out Of by investment OF IS cents RBv
a bottle and keep it by you
For by HERMAN RAINS and T Wills D,.
gis-s. .D-94, e.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21

~ We are authorized to JAMES NJ H1srov -.
cand date for heriH of Davidson connt "a, HiNIoh as
March eo ction '1' a. the next
We are authorized to announce oHN EDNoNDsov
March election. -'S' at the next
y We are authorized to announce r p p,.
Tor Sheriff of Davidson county the next sTcS
- we are authorized to announce A Creole 50
candidate fo Sheriff Of Davidson county at the arr
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21
Very respectfully yours,
. D BILLINGS,
Late Lieut. Of Company O.

Late Lieut. Of ConIpany
Palmetto Reg't S. L Volunteers
BE sure and ask for HOoad's German Bitsrs and see
that the signature Of c. NJ is on the wrapper Of
each bottle.
FOR SAFE by druggists and storekeepers every town
ana village IL the nited States, Indies and Cana
dAS' Price 76cents bottle trincipal 6fee AS Arch
street, Philadelphia, Pa et1-1n
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21
AN IMPORTANT ITEM TO THE SURVIVORS oP
TIL LATE y All WITH hIxICO

LASoAsrER H-,S O. May IL, 1855
d. T. NJ AcKsoE. Dear Sir.-AfteF my return from,
MEXICO was seriously afflicted with that terrible disease
soldiers, Chronic Dsrrh9a accompanied with Ns,rs;a
brought o. By the climate Of Mexico, and the mode Of
living, While engaged in the war The relief bave Oh
tanned from the Of hOofands German BitteTs h AZ
tonishng; and most cheerfuly have, and stU continue
20 recommend the Bitters all who are similarly aeet
60, oeeY Sg that the benefit that result froa their
use will be ncalculsb.e. ~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21
COONst UUIKs CLERK

- we are authorized to announce Capt john 8 D.sH
election. - ~ a. the harch
~ we are authorized to Felix r. CHR.r
ham as candidate for reelection the office of Cont
Court Clerk. Election in March next 'I
~ We autho lied 10 announce Tuos n g.
As candidate for County Court Clerk al the next Nb
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21

A NOVEL Fashion FOB THE LADIES "A Paris
Correspondent Of'the New York Courier says the
ladies are coming out without hoops. hustle, lwad-
ding, or anything else. st7 q ri
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21
Fall Race.

Ane IAI' mteung on tn Nashville Course Opened
yesterday. The day was clear, cool and bracing
and the attendance good The sport was exc-llep,
The hrSt race, one mile out, was won by Ab. Tur
ners hlly by Shamrock, l.594, beating two com.
Pettors, Barnrs's Albion FLY, and Brashear 4 Pow.
er's Albion colt
The second ra.e-mile heats-Was won by
kountree's flly, Kate Haynes, beating her four
competitors Handsomely
RECAPITULATIoK.
First Race
Oaigy Thompson ~nters s. f. by g d. Bar
ton, dam by imported Ambassador nd. n
A'Turner enters b. f. Betty Nancy by Sham
rock, Jam d. by imported Bellshazzsr
A. Barnes enters 8. f. by AIbiop dam h.
Richard.
Brashear Powers enter ch. C. by Albion
dam by Levathan. dis
W Phillips enters 8. by Albion. dam
Delta by Priam. nj T.
Time 1899
Second Race
The second was the Tennessee st.k.s c,-
three year olds--entrAnce S20O-$IOO forfeit
Nile heats Club TO add 500 if tao or more
start.
W. ROuntree enters eh c. Tom Fans, byss.
Barton, dam sally Jones. nd n
Also. b f. Kate Haynes by imp Albion,
dam, Eudora BY Priam. SIN
John Kennedy enters eh. C. by Emu. dam
by imp. Anderby nd n
Also, g. T. by Emu. dam by imported Ain
derby IN
p s. Fowler enters br. f. Daisy Burns b,
LAnsda, dam by P4ci6cI nj a |
w. T. Chsatham enters b. T. BY GIepeo.
dam SOnOra Love by Levi4than. a.
E BrethiIt enters .. f. BY ALBION. cam Rat
Ter.
Time 67t; SIT; 50.
We have not time for particulars thi. morning
Toe following is the bill for 10 day:
THIRD DAr-wEDSssBAr. Oor Fl, 1881
S"erPstAk for untrisd year olds-tIoo en-
trance-S6G ioTfeiG-MiIe Heats
/, VT. cheatham enters b. f., by Glencoe, dam
Sonora Love, by Lyviathsn.
2 JOhu KENNEDY enters CD. f., by Emu. d.mby
Ainderby.
Also. g. &, by Emu, dam by imported Ala
derby.
4 W. ) Phillips, sn,ers b. +. By EOooy, dan b,
2l b, llshsz1er.
First Race TO come of at l9i o'clock precisely.
SECOND EAoE-sAMK DAY.
Jockey Clue Purse. S200.-Singlc d .sh Hlles !
-clOsed Wit" the iolDowing snlri, 5:
/. Thomas g. Bacon enters ch. IA Sea Br.e.a
years OLD, bJ imported Albion, dam b, imoortrd
LeViathan.
2 r Cneathan ent. r. b. h. Jack G.mhl.
years OLD, , WsgnrF, dam by Tran5y.
arthur i0Sles names .. e., NashVlls. by Al
'iOn, dan stOckbold' r, years old.
4. b. Wilkinson enters b. a., Betty EswklDs !
y Ross, dam ~ Job, years old.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21
CONSrARI.t.

~ e are authorized to announce osEPH T. RI. a.
. oanuldate Tor onataule,i the ashVille Uist let.
We are authorized to announce JE,ss B. PssRv - .
audate Tor Constable, in The Nashville Disri AT m
ensuing arch election. - d ID
~ We are au hOrized announce FLETcB. Rsw Ho,v
"a Gida Tor Cons table il the Mas willie District Al Ibs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21

FEVER AND Acknowledgement among the varous rs,.,;..
Tor this disease stands DR.. sbaenberge IS Antdote
Few doses will cure ordinary case and one dose ipva
hahly stops the ehs contains nothing in the les,.
degree huriful to the system uder any circastaness
ana never produces the unpleasant effects attend the
use OF GU nine and other agents general use It cures
ever form Of the disease and is the original ana , 1
tidOte for Malaria
TO- Dr. shahenberger's Fever and Ague Antidote
md be sure pals by respectable Drpg1iss
everywhere Price Il So Sole Prop ietors A. T. sHAL.
LEEBERsER 4 Co., Rochester, Pa augA sr,atrt,.-
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Gentleman Take Notice

WHAT We NV eff Offer sale a our store
NO. CE AIR SrR ..iET.
the largest md be t selecte . az ortment Of.
1850 FANFS' BLANKETS,
FROCK, aud VESTS, CLAWS
ONER-( ONTS. SHAWLS, SHIuTS
Collars, D. ndkerchef HATH sc, &c 10 he eopp5 IN ,b
city and n It all goods Away of the Verv bsst
make, qua.it, md Wy "e~'
OctS Is rSoI,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21
COUNTY TRUNrEL..

e We are authorized to announce JOIN RAINS a =
cadldat' Tor reelection to the Of ounLy Trsee AZ
the ensuing darch election. ee' a.
~ We are authorized to announce T. r s.Uvnr.s a. 8.
candidate for the Office Of Comfy Trustee at the en
March eleC ton '' o. 'ne ensuing
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21

WeSS WANTED-Immediat To-
- - OO0 men to engage IN the sale of the most
popular selling Books in America. Invaids mechanics.
farmers and teachers, wi hing travel will find this
very profitable and pleasant business enabling them To
zee the country, and make monsy the same time A.
gents in the business clearing $500 to a 50
per For full particulars and list OF Books ddrs
d. NJ RULlsoN, Queen City Publ hing Bouse lsl Main
street, Cincinnati, Ohio; or, living last RULIsoN.
Philadelphia 90,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21

CHANCERY SALE.
Charles g. Childress ct al ". Morgan Vance ct ais
1 pursuance Of the decree pronounced in the sbove
cause IN this Cours ~ ts Mag Term last viii sell AZ
me Oogrt-hoIse lot in this city HDAY, tbs 2Hp
DAY OF NOVEMBER NET, certain lot on the SOUTH
vest side Of College street, and OF
street. ~ 30 nth Nashville, fronting College street $50
Ieet and running back 100 feet alley which Is
situated bTick Dwelling House, formerly occupied By
Henry Alley. -
and also one other lot In South Nashville on Msrket
street. and ~ the % n Enkn street opite n
Tree public sohoolhouse This lot fronts ss on Market 81
Vance BY John Nixon.
faAssOne and two credit interest from date
notes 70 DC vel secured, lien retained free nun
Eo1smPtioh' Q. ID. BRIES, Q. a a..
Oos@-Ad- ChanceTy Court at Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21
.sRkgIAta5NOTtCkhIe
-Ehe Trave8t,,~ s,.u,rau,.t,v-,

redeay such such As as BdsRHAvEs ROLAND Blr4fRs
4nh0' De too highly TeeemneadedFo the travelling com
lun'y' especis tfs csFtainly an i6EalusEle remedy
having little Orso exercise eOn,tsnty exposed sub
jet 20 the effects Of change Of climate and uaier. they
some pleasant medicine q this knd4o regulate the
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21
G A N D d A T E s
SAAEHIFFALTY,

" We are authorized announce Moses sIseL vvo
Esa, eandi ate for United states senator
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21

i TIE BALL.-The readers of the PATRIOT will re
member that the grand Ban given by she Nechan-
'cs tpsftute,4 comes OF to-nights Il PromigasIso
be the finest gotten up here for Years. The fnsti-
tute will provide ample reffeshment-. and have &C.,
cuted the seFVe sof Ar@ Geo Greig is this DE- part
menE ~hich isapPiez assurance That inottirg viii
be =Wspting. faa4 ~ 20 zsz7os -ssF ls7aZ z3IEs
/ Tickets may be procured at the Book store Of
W.T. Berry & Co.. or at the Fair Rooms during
the day and Tonight 80
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21

ME w BOOKa
Madame lie yert's Travels
Ethel Nowers-a Georgia Book
spuTgeon'- S@rmon's, l. 2 and Bird soris.
SPurgeOn's Life and Ministry
The Pi nter's Daughter. tale Of LoaisiaDs
Moss-side. By Marion HarIand
Hidden Path.
Alone
title Dordt. By Charles Dickens
Testimony Of the Rocks. b, Miller.
Chi d's History Of Rome. By Bonner
Just received by JnHN VIZ
~ ersOns Magazine and Putnam, Month . .,r o.,..
Harper's Magazine, for Octub.r
Harper's journal Of Ci.iliE ttioo
Leslie. New Yors Journa
Porter. Spirit Of the Times
Ne~ YORK Ledger.
FUr sale by I,ep 8Ol HMM vopU -,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21

ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2Tth, 1857,
viii oaer for sale on the premises the highest bidder
ABOUT IOOO acres Of excellent lands in Warren county
They are gently uAtng, and the portions cleared
studdeu with nne oak poplar, hickory walnut other
descriptions OF timber, producing in abundance
OhAey creek an unaiiDg stream, furnishing a album.
dance OF water, through the Of them and
there are In addition, twenty ne Springs seattered
through them. The soil Is adapted 10 the eultivatio
OF Corn, Wheat, Oats all the grains and dom esti
grasses and viii compare favorRby with the Warren
county lands Producing grass spontaneously abun
state portion Of the lands improved there heinz
some eight or ten cultivated cottages upon az
tract independent of the beautiful residence Of Mr. as
COCK. The whole body Of them has, however beer
recently surveyed and laid of small tracts Containing
from 100 90 500 acres, and fronting on public roSd TS
point OF society the location has many ADVANTAGE.
churches schools, and mills convenient and che Man
chester and AcMinnVine Railroad, which bat seven
miles distant ahor an outlet 20 market The tow Of
mcMnDvlaS the county seat, IL but nine miles OFF near
which II Is believed the Southern University 70 h.
established under che auspices the Episcopal church
Will De oeaedi thus enhancing the value the Iands
IA the neighborhood. The celebrated watering place.
Beersheba is bu IS miles distant healthfapeSs ~
this portion Of Middle Tennessee proverbAl Is the
summer retreat Of numbers Of The south
Ihs sale viii AFFORD an unusually fine opportunity 10
those DESTROYS Of purchasing farms IN one OF the
oes sections OF the State and II s hoped that all such As
ven IS hoss who may wish merely TO obtain place OF
refuge from the heats Of summer, uHi examine these
lands. $3.50
Fee Barbecue will be prepared st the Big Spring
head Of Chareys Greek, for the accommodation Of ali who
may attend.
TERAs OF sALAone, two and three years crsdf,. for
n3tes Eith approved security, and lien retained.
Persons Dc string further Information viii address Cseo
HIascOckS heMinnVille, Tenn; or,
=. r. GLASCOCK, Agent
SePtA1- No. 81 Cherry St., Nashville, Tenn.