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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-02
TARGET SHOOTING ON THE 4rH OF JULY AT
C0CKRILL'S SPRINGS


C0CKRILL'S SPRINGS.
TENHE TarFet SCHOOL, will done in the following
manner:
I TARGET TENNESSEE"
The diameter of this target divided in
five circles three of the best shots the have
II e first premium, Silver Cup worth S16.
The second prem um for the three best shots is Silver
Cup worth SI2 90
The third ium for the three best shots Silver Cup
worth $40 Oh
The fourth premium for the three best shots is Silver
Cup wor h IS O..
The shooting at this target be than three
times. Price for the three shots al 90.
II. TARGET FATHERLANO"
The diameter of thj target is 81 inches.
The rst premium for the best Silver plated
worth Sc CO.
The premium for the following is Silver
plated Cup nth IS 90.
Price for three shots so cents.
TARGET 'tAMERIoA.n
The diameter Of this TARGETS the the above
the first premium for the best shot Silver plated Cup
worth Sc 60.
The premium for the following is Silver
plated Cup worth IS CO.
Price for three shots so cents.
The distance from the stand the Targets 900 yards
The shooting must be done od the last
gels FatheIlsnd" and America every shoot
much he kes iune29-td
ES Every body is invited to present and use their
riff g. he premium will be awarded the best
hot The Cups be at Mr. Padoux's, Union
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sTRAYEDOR STOLEN.

CTRAYFD stolen from ray premises On upper Broad
- small dark brown mare, nine ystrs DID,
PAGES veil Ma marks. liberal reward viii be CIV
any who viii take her up. p. c. LEWIS,
IuIg
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K II Y
GEOLOGY OF THE GLOBE:

AN ESSA
Designed show that Tie present Geographical, Hy-
drogrsr heal structures, obs rived the
crust the result of forces acting according
to fxe laws analogous to those govern
ing the developu ent oreanic bodies By RICHARD
Owen NJ D.. Professor OF Geology and Chemistry in the
University hvs. The of ooisdOm is TO knolc
the laws by which the governed the of
Uirte obey them Illustrated by Maps md dag
For sale by [msy16l CHAS. W. SMITH.
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LARGE SALE AT AUCTION
MACHINERY, IRON AND TOOLS.

THE NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY viii
sell to the highest bidder, at their establishment IN
Nashville,
WEDNESDAY. 18TH JULY NEXT
their entire stock Of Machinery Tools &C. The property
TO De offered lists in OF the following articles VIZ:
MACAINFRY-ench as Lsthes, Planes, Drilling Presses
Boring Machines,
ALSO -Blacksmith's Tools Vices, Anvils, Hammers,
Tongs, Wrenches, etc. Also, number Of Steam Engines
various sizes partly flushed endless variety of
mi shed machinery. Also variety Of assorted
Wrought Iron, in all sizes and shapes.
Most OF TIE unfinished machinery less dam
AGED by the recent fire at said establishment in
OF which 1t expected opportunity will
offer buy bargains Blacksmith Machi1stsand Foun
dry men are particularly requested attend.
Terms of Sale:
Cash for all der hundred dollars
hundred dollars six time with two APP
proved endor~ers; Eoies payable in bnk-o be complied
with in every case before securing property.
JN0. B. JOHNSON,
%june26 1s57-td. Pres't N NJ Co.
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NOTICE

saIOnDAF tn 25th July next, at II O'Clock, A. NJ,
nd N nie the folio wing tract, piece parcel of
70. vi. lot OF ground in Edgeheld, situated
oplng street. and described follows: Beginning
@ . N me line ofspring street, seventy ket from the
- % Sprlng and Bell Streets running along the line
spring street "A feet stake thence angles
IN Spsng stree 200 feet to alley, then sorg said
iees 20 stake thence right angles with said
Lvg ieet 70 the beginning. Levied upon the prop
VI H. a. Bale to satisfy execution in hands,
SAID Bal eE, in favor OF j. G. Congrsdy. This
properly 70 be sold for the purpose specified the
.s. OF H. A Balew, who win attend sale and make
WIS., &C Iiuly2-td. E. @. DRAKE.
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NE House on southwest South Union street
-! ana Ewing avenue The house has and
Kitchen Apply at Planters sank. iuIy1-1w
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Smith's Ritter East India Ave.
AFH MAI
CISTERNS-

fEtHls j. shs favorable time 70 ha4 yoar csteres.
aaHAa essFKkN eUtnsz. 81 ca L sEAff. %
hi eiy, and prepared bald of Al Eites ApPa
r4tens uaede - noss, otAsTssea 70 b. G. seossl al
leesfse pzesnpt atsentiea- iiCnszo-u
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CLAIBORNE'S MACHINE WORKS,

TNHE attention 81 Ra iroad Companies Farmer Manu-
facturer and all persons drsT0as Of purchasing at
home good machinery, such STEAM ENGINES, CAST
INGS of every descrl ton, GEARING, CAR WHtt IS Of
the improved patterns SAW WILLS. PUMrS &c. &c,
respectful " called this Establshmer
inH rapi6y the premises Of the Nashville Manu-
uring Con We intend TO he business
fully before and IN n be read take
orders TO- NJ hnery and Casting. We have already
commence eraenS in bacsm it'll shop aud Boiler
yard and sha give mme date atEf ction old and
omers.
We are experienced Mechaaics-each OF as personally
attending TO his dep rtment-aud thus shall be
able 20 erior lower than hereto
fore done his city We shall piece OF
work done this Establishments and give prompt and
personal atteu ton left Office thus
hore TO give general sat action, and be OnIzed by all
friends Of home anrfac VI JA KFR CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Na-hvle, Tenn,
juns27-u Late \ ANVIL MauG Co
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Excursion and Picnic on the 18th
of July.

l. tered the fine steamer "Unpiref rrsksFAAAA5
Tor the Fourth and will leave thesEzEEz<zzz
Landing at O'clock in the morning Aarowbone Grove
Tickets 81 so, admitting Gentle
AASNzSA man and two Ladies
ZEkA ~ nne string Band has been en-
>SVS4S-5S|- gagged for the occasion.
hne God Watch will put up and shot for by the
COMPANY. " - "
Members of the mpauy will procure their Tickets
of Capt. Horn.
90 Mr.. Longhurst will be hand with a supply
az Tickets be had at the different Music and Book
store ana on board the Boat june -6-4d
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DISSOLUTION.
For Rent.

/ ne Par'nership heretofore existing between Drs
Briggs Morton, is this dJy dissolved by
enl- july1-2w.
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NEW BOOKS

NEW BOOKS
RECEITED THIS DAY
INDIGENOUS RACES TIKI FARTH-Gliddon Mott.
RoAr LIFE IN EGYPT AND NUBIA.
The NoEsR FOLK OR, NORWAY SWEDEN.
DYNEvoR FEREACE; OR, THE CLUE OF lIFE
TON RRowN's SCHOOL DAYS.
GRACE FIREMAN OR. LOVE- AND PRINCIPLE.
ADAM GRAEME OF Moss 5RAY-Mrs. Oiphant.
The HEIREss of GRFENHURsr-Mrs. stephens.
Eros AND lNTFRos OR, THE BACHELORS WARD
KNAvEs AND Foo 5; Oh, FRIENDS of BOHEMIA
NOTHING Newly the Author of John Halifax.
For sale by
iune2S BAG CHARLES W. SNITvf.
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SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate.

TINHE Nashville Manufacturing Companv offer for
sale, the premises TO the highest bidder
Monday. 2Ofh day of July.
that valuable piece of ground recently occupied
chine hop locomotive WORKS situated
Cumberland river, fronting about $50 feet Water street.
and about the the wharf being from $50
tn. Said ground will be sold in feet
front id Water street. running gh to said Wharf
On the day and place the wharf lot 10 feet
said AMI the river vii be offered the highest
bidder Suitable maps of said ground i'll be furnished on
the day of sale.
Terms of Sale:
One, two and three wears, wi in crest from date
two endorSerS; 4yabe in bank,
retained the property.
BY order Of the BOARD. JNO. B JOHNSON,
june PC IS57.-td. Pres't n. NJ. Co.
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NOTICE.

LII persons indebted the Nashville Manufacturing
n Company requested TO call and make imrnedia e
pa yment 5 the business will be closed
JNo. B. JOHNSON,
june25, 1871. President.
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p. P. PECK \ BRO.

INVITE the at euuon OF dealers heir
4 buggies. Wemake good article which We warrant.
We have also on hand Eastern article whicn
rant. iune2S.
u. u. PECK s. BRO,
III AVE this day received Three COACHES, which
....... .. d. .... b. finn. 90
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P. P. PECK & BRO,

HAVE for sale TWO FINE COACHES, A7R .
l just we'd from New York r ese o. ~
Coaches are we believe hner than any SIf-O~Sa3
brought West OF tie Allegheny Mountains
iune2S.
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N NASHVILLE:
THURSDAY, JULY Q, 1857.

Mr. He'll ON the Public Lands.-Ths
charge of Inconsistency and Humbug-
gerry Exposed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20
Nen OrIeans 4ailp Grtsfsnt.
April.
BY BELLE sUsH.

With sky blue eyes and kirtle green,
And light foot tripping Ger the grass,
/ saw rosy maiden coming,
And every step and every glance
Declared she was naughty lass.
She comes, she comes! the farthest isles
Are radiant with her happy smiles,
And down the hillside Der the lea
She leads goodly company.
She looked, she seemed very queen,
So stately when saw her pass;
But floating hair and garments loose,
I Bright bushes meeting on her cheeks,
Declared she was rustic lass.
BY times she laughed, by times she wept,
Bot forward on her Journey kept;
Now DER the vale and down the hills,
Her laughter wakes the silver rills.
sailed out, I followed on,
And tracked her footsteps in the grass,
But songs that travelled on the breeze
In fitful waves Of music Wild
Declared she was a merry lass.
l wondered at her changeful moon,
When softly stealing through the wood,
/ saw her fitting through the bowers,
In dalliance with the mirthful flowers. II
I wandered on-she fed before
I saw her next as in glass,
Mirrored within sunny fountain,
And every smile and every glance s
Declared she was a pretty lass.
Ger mountains wild she took her way,
The rocks were hung with garlands gay,
Thus ever through the charming years
Comes April with her " smiles and tears
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20
Clippings.

aHs Z
A mirror is the only tolerated medium Of reflection
upon womans beauty, and it is the last that is dis
carded. r ... G5
mps; but great mind selects the surest point, and
upon this it stands.
Recreation is second creation when WEAKNESS has
almost annihiated ones spirits. 1t is the breathing
of the SOUL which otherwise would be stifled with
continual business. ' I' VI # +
Every lie great or small, is the brink Of preci-
pice, the depth of which nothing but Omniscience
can fathoul.
Philosophers say that shutting the eyes makes
the sense of hearing more acute. This may account
for the many closed eyes that are seen in car
churches.
A HUSBAND LEARNS A LITTLE Lana man resid-
ing in the Eastern District of Brooklyn, in January
last made complaint against his wife for ntoxcation
before justice and dismissed. The counsel for the
wife sued the husband for his fees and on Friday, be-
sore the same court obtained verdict in his favor
FOLLOWING FAsHIoN.-Said a judicious father,
ado not imagine my daughter, that you are agreea-
BILE attractive, when your person is exposed, or
when you aid nature by artificial means. Two classes
of persons may gaze you, to be sure-the immoral
and licentious with familiarity; the rejecting and
Serious with sadness. viii you consent to such scru
tiny? Follow fashion no further than fashion follows
proprety. Never let your mantaumaker dictate your
morals" a ~.
A character, like kettle once mended, always
wants mending. ~ s-.88i
There is an old saw which says that content is the
true philosophers stone. Brown says, very likely.
for nobody has found either the or the other
An elderly gentleman was attacked in broad day.
light yesterday, by dreadful toothache NO arrest
was made, as usual.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20
W o m a n.
The Hartford courant has few thoughts on wo-

The Hartford Courant has few thoughts ON NO
an:
What makes woman, now-a-day?
Intelligence? good looks?
mind where all the virtues dwell
No-dry goods hung on hoops!
Ho! whales, that sail the briny deep,
Repine not'at your fate
Your flesh Eliminates the world
Your bones make women great
All would be great, but all don't like
A course of education;
Schools, study, book-ah! what are these
Compared with Inhalation?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20
Love---New and Old.

And were they not the happy days
When love and were young,
When earth was robed in heavenly light,
And all creation sung?
When gazing in my true loves face,
Through greenwood alleys lone,
guessed the secrets of her heart,
By whispers Of mine own?
And are they not the happy days,
When love and are old,
And silver evening has replaced
A morn and noon of gold?
Love stood alone mid youthful joy,
But now by sorrow tried,
1t sits, and calmly looks to heaven,
With Angels at its side.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

RTOTICE-I HAVE HEARD FOR SOME WEEKS PAST
IN that renort handled by pcty
1nes city hired to buy and deceive honest
when they Ponchsr rain Depot that
full OF measles as TO deter my friends from
coming To this evil the public that the
and de ned ujue me by worthless
had III January, 10 10 o. measles; and,
like many my bus denied it and said had
disease HOUSE. advised hose who wished 10 bring
negros do unit rid Of the disease. did
send of house, but fXel hospital
hired nurse and in fifteen ys all we'll No lost
the SIS; and cost but 30
say my is free from the epidemic, and has
so for forty nifty days. the house WY hed, even 10
The benches in the sh would advise all here
after pay attention lies. Come and and any
thing is wrong will tell you. BENZ SGRENS,
1853 Gravier street.
Slave Denot New Orleans, March o. 1851. In23
h-Mobe Advertiser please copy for week. and forward
bill for
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BRIDGEWATER PAINT.

oHfDGEVdIEh uuLltEfAL FAINT, 4
FOR WOOD, BRICK AMI. OTHER BUILDINGS,
Steamboats,, Ships, Railroad Cars,
DEP0Ts, AND ALL OUTDOOR WORK
Also for all kinds Of
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND UNDER WATER.
G. G. BOGERT & CO., Agents,
No. u Camp street, N. o.
The superior qualities of the BRIDGEwATER PAINT are
extensively known, and its reputation favoaby esta
shed that the Agents do not deem enter into
heightened description of its merits and will therefore
only point ont few its prominent properties direct
10 selected testimonials from parties for the part. well
known In this vicinity
For covering Roofs either Tin IRON Zinc Paper
Wood will be found invaluable the bending shrinking
warpng Of the material upon which 1t Is used
the Paint In twenty four hours dries and in four weeks
becomes a perfect Slate. AS FIRE and WATERPROOF
Paint will superior any other perfect pro-
lection to building, against sparks cnders, etc.
It possesses great BODY, ELASTICITY, PLExIBILITY
and ADHESIVE properties superior any
now in use.
For DECKS of STEAMERS either Wood Canvas IT has
rival not only dries readily but becomes hard
stone in comparatively short time forming coating perfectly
SPARK and CINDER PROOF The great body of the Paint,
which has astonished all painters who have used it. makes
the best and cheapest covering for WOOD TIN CANVAS
MUSLIN ROOFS
For every description SHIP PAINTING either Wood or
Iron above under the water it will be unsurpassed
and is especially recommended for decks of vessels The
tifcates annexed on this point convincing.
For RAILROAD CARS, FEPoTs BRIDGES AND ALL
OUTDOOR WORK. it has been successfully North
and has of incalcuabe service in durability well
in the protection affords against leaks and the
from the effects Of falling sparks and cnders.
For the for which the Paint is recommended # is
UNEQUALED, and its value for PLANTATION use, for
STEAMBOATS, etc.. ETC.. is INCALCULABLE besides being
CHEAPER than ANY other PAINT in the COUNTRY Its
peculiar qualities its general in the South and
| EvERYPLANTER, BUILDER and STEAMBOAT OWNER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20
Certificates of Masters Of Vessels, Ship Car
penters, etc.

penters, etc.
Certificate Of Hughes E. Palette.
New Orleans March 4, 1856.
We have used the B'dgewater Mineral Paint for which G. c.
Bogert Co. the FIVE
the Louisiana Dry Dock have had every opportunity
judging Of its merits durable and protective paint
In opinion, superior when
applied fresh and in every respect equal
represented be- In short it becomes slate
and possesses body and elasticity. decks
sells, railroad bridges dtpots and every description of
painting that is exposed the weather. the Bidgewater Paint
W consider invaluable.
(Sgued) HUGHES, VALETTE { CO.,
Agents of the Louisiana Dry Dock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
noCToR HOOFLANDs CELEBRATED GER
Dr. g. iE M Jh p{sRsteas y pH1ADr1rHA, Pa
Ssss.ss s s: q RsP' and
ton Inward Piles,
Head Sr nsiS y q ss sSs s. s'e sns
Fu!lnsss Of Weight j NJ stomach, Sour
and aas" S? Bfssilns Fiasri"s hs Heart.
4 IS ss pssn ew
Chest, Limbs etc, ETC y, Sudden Is., F Gsn of
'''a aa4 iP Esss! Dssr. St Evil
proprietor calling aiteaten the public to this
It's adaptation the diseases for which recon-
and unred article, but that has stood the
5 s n s n
ant The testimony in It's favor gye by the most
%s Rese aad the paS
IL fsa % s @ ] s s ssI 5
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA. |
The German Bers superior to all preparations in
JACKSON Ia. August l5 1854.
pss % lie ass d pS
I 1 @ hfTf them S al ySs
public as safe remedy they are
tended for and superior to all other nov II
THE BfTTERs ALL THEY ARE REpREsENTED rs BE
Dear sir-1 have used your German Bsrs and lid them
all they be- and chceruy recommend them
Resp r yours s''''''' W. F. FAULKNER.
HARnlsoNBuRG La. May 23 1853.
German Btters very valuable medicine have
disposed OF all received from and wish new supply i'm
DIR. RAYBoLD QUAIL says
Bitters
you my practice extensively will shortly be the only
medicine Of the kind that be readily sold here and be-
sve in less year will be sold in this
vicinity than in any other part of the country
DR.. RABE FRANKLIN, La, june "a, 1852
Your Bers have become very popular here and
+. A. ADAMS 4 co. say:
RICHMOND La, june 2, 1855
entirely vege
table thereby over most OF the prepaa
tions recommended for similar diseases.
Sold by Druggists and Stoekeepers every and village
''',.. 'A''' ''N ''D''' j. wkIGHT CO.,
auls 1vdw&A New Orleans
EACTS FOR PARENTS--THE ONLY WAY TO
battle and disease is to begin at the foundation
variety diseases where have been the sole
sion Of f. the illness A. FAHHEsToGK,s CELEBRATED
FERMFuGE is the dest and most egectual remedy for this
widespread disease:
Newark N. j., March 2, 1854
Gentlemen-0n Saturday last gave vial Of B. 4 Fane'
stocks Vepiugs my three old and in the
think there several thousand Of them It has improved
his health much recommend it to the public the
CHRISTINA COLES, IS Broad street
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists and
WRIGHT q CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
Druggists Propaors wholesale prices.
General Depot Special Agency, No. lei amp q Chartre'
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: Certificate Of the Ne,O Orleans Underwriters.
The Undersigned Underwriters, having confidence in the
BRIDGEWA1ER PAINT, for the covering of single roofs
and frame buildings will at all times give those fire risks
preference where the Briigewater Paint is used.
l.. MATHEWS Agent Sun Mutual Insurance Company.
7. A. ADAMS, Presl Crescent :.
"A. BROTHER Pres't Home :. :.
j. PEMBERTON, Prest N. o. :.
EDWARD OGDEN, Agent General Mutual :.
CHAS. BRIGGS, Agent Liverpool and London :.
SAML. L. ASHTON. Agent Delaware Mutual :.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

New Iheria Attakapas March Is 1886.
The opinion entertained by of the BRIDGENATER
PAINT expressed in the above certificate in 1852 has
than confirmed since consider it the valuable
paint known and combines all the virtues claimed
Agents. (Signedj JOHN +. MILLER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

Here are a few verses which have been taken from
old scrap book and shonld be read by all Who cor
,mplate committing suicide. We would advise ell
lch to read them and then do likewise change their
linds:
The landlord saw carving knife,
One day, and in his sin,
He took it up, and barred his breast,
And-almost-stuc it in.
Another time the railroad cars
Were going out from Bos-
Ton, and he went and laid him down
The horrid track across.
But as it happened for to chance,
The train had gone before,
And so he rose, with mournful glance,
To think of death once more.
Then he made up his mind to drown,
And sought the rivers brim
But there up foot, and changed his mind
Because he couldn't strim! @