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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28

CHINESE CASE-A QUEsrIox.-We hear Of a
good deal OF Chinese Sugar Cane which, this season.
appears 70 be Geecuerating iuto Broom Cora.
Specimens OF this variety may be seen al the gar
den Of the Montgomery Hall Ia this city. And We
lear that it viii be found that the rule viii
prove 70 be, that the cane becomes broom
com about the third year. We should b. Glad
70 bear from Mr. PErkRs, of Atlanta, aud o5her
distinguished agrieuliufists, this subject il Is
one OF Importance 90 the planters many OF whom
have consideFable quantities gr0giug, add some OF
whom have purchased machinery for grindlng their
crops. lt would be wsl II every pvFsun who has
held Of the cane would examine it and see Il
portion Of II Is not IN all respects Ike broom coru
aud entirely without the saechaFine juice. We
knos this 70 be The Ia az least tao fields and
Ne bear that il IS tie case in Others -Houfgoiasyy
t4la.) MAJ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28

FRIDAY, AUGUST %, 81.


The difference in tone and the diversity in seBti-
merit which at this tiIue characterize the Demo-
cratic Journals of the South, admonish that the
germs Of the dissolution Of the party have been
so"n, and that unless quenched in the, bud, they
may spring up and grow until the ties which bind
the Democratic party together, shall have been
severed. We alude, of course, to the eontraIlety
oi sentiment and opinion, growing out OF the Kan
sas' " alker question.-Mehnphis appeal, dug. 70
And how would the Agpeal check the
growth of the germs of dissolution which
have been sown in its party? Fortunately,
we are not left to conjecture. 1t has de-
Tended the Buchanan-W Walker Kansas poll
ey, and it would have every member OF It's
party, who has denounced that policy, to
renounce his opinions, and chime IN with
the chorus of appreciation. What though
the cry was elect Buchanan and save Kan
sas to the South-what though his policy
now is to make Kansas an anti-slaVe State
are not the interests of the party para
mount to all others, and should we not
yield up rights to save the party, and re-
tain possession of the "fesh pots of Egypt"
This is a powerful argument addressed to
those who have ever followed the standard
of sham democracy; as well as to those who
deserted their wing principles to find a
place in the ranks of their old enemies. 1t
may have the effect desired. At any rate
ne expect nothing better. But what a hui
initiating spectacle it will be, the proud, in
dignant Southnor, laying down his indie
pendence upon the altar of party, and bid
ding Mr.. Buchanan and his plant instru-
ments, God speed in their efforts to drive
slavery out of Kansas
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28

RESIGNATION OF REV DR.. EvERTs.-We deeply
regret hearing OF the contemplated resignation by
the Rev Dr.. EVerts of the pastoral charge of the
Walnut street Baptist Church. Dr.. E. has sustain
ed that most honorable and important relation to
the leading church OF his denomination in this State
for more than four years. Ii came TO this city a
comparative stranger, but soon obtained great pop
ularty, and few men in the West and South now
possess greater reputation. He is an able schol-
ary, and devoted minister To his exertions the
Walnut street Church is mainly Indebted for its
success.
We understand that DR.. Everts has received a
call from ST. Louis, and he will announce his resig
nation as soon as he returns from the North, where
he has been spending the summer recreaIion.-
LOH Jour.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28

SHARP PRACTICE.-There IL good story told Of
a Methodist Minister, recently on trial before Con-
ference at Seneca Falls n. Y, against whom,
of the charges was that he hired a horse and wag-
Oh, was gone two days only, yet in the meantime
snapped horses six times, aud came back to the
livery with the same horse he took out, having
cleared one hundred dollars by the operation. Our
brethren of the connection" have always been
teemed first rate judges of horse flesh; and we can
hardly believe that majority of any clerical body
would find il in their hearts to censure a brother
for ueing little keen in a trade.-Cin. Com.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28
Great Destruction of Property by water.

From the Utica Herald Of August 10
From early Monday morning to last evening it
rained almost necessarily in and about Utica. The
streams rose to inordiuate point while the canal
oVerran its banks, and the river overlooked the
lowauds and swept away the crops and other prop
erty OF the farmers along its bhnks.
The track ofthe Utica and Black River Railroad
has been washed away almost entirely for 90 feet.
At an embankment % feet high the whole work is
gone.
The dam of the Globe Mills is wholly lost, the
steam wooden mills suffered Sl5, 600. The water
rose above the sill5 of the first story windows e.
Sc, 600 worth of dyestuffs were destroyed. car
rage house foated down several rods, carried
around one of the factory buildings, and lodged in
q nook one side.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28
Extraordinary Work of Art.
w. T. BERRY & co.
Hi re JUST RECFITRD
The Legend of the Wandering Jew.

ILLUSTRATED BY GCSTAvE DORE.
Poem and Prologue and Fpiiogue, by Pierre Dupont.
photographed Notes. by Lacroix Biographical
Jscob with The Complaint, AMI Barangers Ballad set TO
music by Ernest Dore Translated critical remarks by
George W. Thornbury author Of art Nature At Home
and Abroad" ] elegant volume folio half morocco
"fhe astonishing series Of illustrations by Dore 60 the
old legend Of the Wandering jew have attracted the no.
ce Of eonnojsseurs of all s; they show hg er
range talent Than any similar Of modern times"
W. T. BERRY & CO. have also sale the following
valuable English Illustrated Work, viz:
l. KNIGHTS PICTORIAL HALF-HOURs; Or Mscena.
mics OF Art with Illustrative Descriptions. vols
in two sman 4to cloth.
2. THE PICTORIAL GALLERY OF ARTS. Two vols
4to.
8. THE LAND WE LIVE IN A Pictorial and Llbrar
Sketch Book Of the british Empire. vols
4. ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE PINE ARTS Architecture
Sculpture, Paintings Poetry Mu,ic, &C. Uustratedby
numerous Engravings / vol, 80.
5. THE MUSEUM OF CLASSICAL ANTIQUITIES A
Series Of Papers on Ancient Art. VOL. royal svo.
CHURCH OF ST. PETER; WEST MINISTER In.
eludng Notes and Biographical Memoirs OF the Abbotts
Of thst Foundation. Illustrated by John Preston
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7. WALKERS ANALYSIS OF BEAUTY IN WOMAN, and
Critical View Of Hypothesis respecting Beauty. New
edition. % Drawings from Life. VOL, syo.
S. WALKERS MANLY EXERCISES, containing Skating,
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28
NEW RELIGIOUS BOOKS.

THE HISTORY OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN
AMERICA PROM its origin until the year 100. With
RIoGEAPHIcAL SKETCHEs Of its MINISTERS BY REv
BIcHAkD WEBSTER. Wth memoir Of the author, by
Rev. c. Van RFHs. ELAER d. d.
ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN PULPIT; or, CommemoTa-
tive Notices q Distng uished American Clcrgymen OF
various Denominations. By WILLIAM b. sFEAOUE, D. D
PULPIT ELOQUENCE or THE NINETEENTH CENTU
RY Containing Discourses Of FETsEsr LrISl MISsTys
IN Europe and America, with SKETCHES, BIOGRAPHICAL
AND Descriptive. By RAY. HEERT c. FIsH.
For sale by
jub3i CHARLES ". SMITH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28

INTERESTING TO DENTISTS AND THEIR PATIENTS
DR.. J. b. Francis, OF Philadelphia, has invented
what he calls galvanic iorceps, which Is intended
as a relief TO the pain Of extracting teeth. Il is
combination OF the ordinary forceps, with a gal
vauc arrangement attached, whereby the nerve of
the tooth may be charged with a gavanic iufu-
euce, and its sensibiiIty be suspended. In this
condition the extraction will be without the pain
usually accompanying the drawing OF tooth in
high sLate of iuaammation.-krenina Pogt.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28

ES-Tho Boston Bee has the following remarks
on the failure Of Mr.. Bates, already announced by
telegraph;
FAILURE or AZ EMISEST BosroN MERcHANr
event IA the commercial world could have bss,,
more startling and unexpected, Ihan Was the an.
nouUcement yesterday OF the failure OF 4 iwsrIC
Bates, Esq. such an event, deemed almost an
impossihility, has been bronght about. ~ under-
stand by no speculative spin IL bur by iosscs IN an,
depreciation Of vessels. Tor twenty I've years NJ
Bates has sbored zealC usly reapiag as he laboFed
a reward ia riches, an inspected reputation, aud
legion OF Influential friends. And now, Hhsn he
supposed himself TO be the possessor OF hall mi.
lion OF dollars. be becomes bankrupt We feel as
sured that the whole commercial community will
deplOre this sudden reversiou Of fortune, aud ath
a readiness aud generosity characteristic OF Boston
merchants, como forward TO assist aud cheer Mr.
Bates IN his frosh endeayors and renewed labefs.
IL should be borne ia mind that this failure does
not la the slightest degree Affect the house Of +.
c. Bates & Co, so widely known as agents for the
Cunard steamers. This house remains perfectly
solvent aud is influence as agents 10 no wise
be impaired by the failure alluded % above.
We understand that AT. Bates liabilities amount
TO upwards OF half a million, aud his assets amount
nominally TO that sum.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28

TURKISH ExTRAvAGANoE.-A Parish letter says
the Sultan of Turkey has ordered Froment Meu-
rice to make him splendid mirror, set in dia-
moud. 1t will cost above $lO0 600, and is destined
for the favorite of the harem-a beauty who not
only exhausts the immense allowance given her by
her lord, but manages to run up bills in CONSTANT
rople to the amount of half million of dollars
yearly.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28
Southern Commercial College,
No. 40 l-2 Cherry Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

TNHIs School is in perpetual sessionhenoe. Students
other schools who desire qualify themse for the
Counting room, can do during their vacation
koom has been recently htted up, and for comfort
convenience and elegance know that IL surpassed
by any other I'm the United States.
Pc NJ HIP.
Our Writing Department is under the supervision Of
who hedges superior Ia teaching this branch.
might refer 20 long list Of Illus
Who bestowed moments time 20 reflection
upon system Of Wfiung-bu think that the citizehs
Ct Nash Vile beginning appreciate this kind OF trans
parent humbugrtry besides, prefer giving patrons
substantial security, and propose 10 refund
all paid account Of tuition in writing,
vidcd students do make great improvement
those Of any other .chCol in this country.
Select Glass OF Ladies will be taught from four to six
O'Clock, p. NJ.
For Twenty Lessons IN Writing, --.-............ s
For Lessons in Writing without limit, 10.
june29-u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28

A SFECgAL MEasESeKR E0E UrAH.-We hear
from the best authority that the Secretary Of War
wiii this evenlng aesPatch special messenger 20
she army iog Utah. He have good reasoa o es
eye that ths messenger IS seat thitheE 70 See lhat
tae mails Tor the objects aud regularly de-
Aversd, as g IS well known that Brigham 1oues
and his eonfedeFates are 10 Ihe hahll 81 iagsrfsrins
and tampeFipg sab ghe uuited States mails, aa1
making postal arrangements % sait lhemsslgcs.-
States, -. 81
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28

SQUADRON AT BosroN.- Quite formidable ar
ray of battle ships are nov lying at Boston. There
is the Ohio and Vermont, ships Of the lne-each
rating 81 guns; the Roanoke and MeIrimac, steam
f'igates-eaeh rating 81 guns; the sloop of war
Cyane, 20 guns, and the brig Dolphin, II guns;
making in all an armament Of 294 guns. The crew
of the Roanoke have subscribed nearly $500 in aid
of the "Home of the Fallen" institu ton in
Boston, where incbriates are kept for reformation
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28

MAKING SUGAR AT The NATIONAL FAIR.-We I'M
derstand that Mr.. Leonard Wray will be in atten-
dance at the National Fair next week with his new
plants Sorghum and Imphee, from which he will
make sugar ana syrup each day.-LOu. Jour.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28
BANDUSIA SEMINARY.

ME session Of this Institution, situated the
Galatiu Turupite, miles from Nashville, VIII COM
menre on the let q September next
French viii be those papils NAV fesir. IT,
by an accomplished Partisan gsue an, Who In addition
20 much experience has he advantage Of being well
qualnied with The English language.
aug22-1m.H NATH CROSS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28
CHOCKEH'S SCHOOL,

WHITE CEEEK SPRING.
'I'HE next session VII commence she SLIT OF Au-
4 gust.
Price Of board tuition, rahny, fuel an lights $50 per
session, Of twtuty-oue week.
August lT-1uWsrrR.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28
University Grammar School.

I'HIs School attached 20 the Uniyersity Na.hve;
-uab rooms Ia the College building having been h.tsd
up fsr its oG-mudatian.
Prraaps ether part ~ educa iion requires such
special ard attention tha Usually acquired
GRAMMAR School FAILURE fere from aay Ilacequary iu
th- 1stIuc Discourage the student destroys bis asp-
rat1n-, sud af-u esquAlhss him FOR he medscal
sftaluu-nts for zhch be Eay be thar compstrnt
I1pFs-d with these views, th- Faculty has careful
pace u this school gentleman rqual n gJaldca1ns
teacher, the bead q dptriuenti College md
experience il ts--nF in ueariF az cf tteE Il i their
raEr 30 lu fret ACADEMY
The staas % tie Urauuar fchaol eHbrace courfe a.
three years, ald has been arraugcI ssh % that 81
De- Pee 5clul uf tie EtF, au hat fhr ehanua
cuuFrHert i1 ihusg students uho nay s1Es rrcsumea-i
iro tem % d hoped STAT ths ectaal soge partie
uarF aCceatatir a flae thc v-inir 81 the afT a.,
rVcadea tt' The efne1ia n thu FREE sehoos Ta-
aer,oa eVns ca Ith 81 sepiuhtr sladgnsarr received
90 sug sr. The eaarsr hr tuitiun 80 Ter term al
urlfy E.tks-
Toe tiats AiFf1stat u thr University also opsns
tAr O. efa iepvF. stldouts shoaid 81 frssst - a.
-ia+ eas % '+- A----e-- zass4 6Es.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28

EE A coat out at the elbows may be buttoned
over generous breast. A not unfrequent occur
renee, too.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28

How the cosT4 RIcAEs PUsIsH REFRACTORY
soLDiERs.-They stand two muskets upright on
their butts two feet apart, and place the offender
between them. Then his two fore fingers are thrust
into the barrels of the guns, which are seized at
the top by two strong men, and pulled outwards
till the victims artns are stretched to the utmost.
He is held in this position till the allotted number
OF blows are inflicted, which are given with an in
sLrumelL similar % a Walking cane.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28

yea Wssb q sell senr Grafa, pat t Ia god shrrsss
4 eEasrs Nrata l1F ailHRee1E ne hashrir- 49,
NAstsacoEa hsiuza s4 eaF D. rtessscd 81 Hr lFuans
BAGS. ~ usa Gtusf4rg sachs, ~ raaa ausHsr ~
sees "a and aast 81 tqlte.s ahags tso bazhes aseh
sparlal 1agias 5 siErn lhzs GraiR "a rea aaess ssx
81 e sEeeuaaaas sa1ks 81 kn4. Eil &c rsssf
saa eFuaH4ea, 81 iteF iHsusCtrnl hear haaIss
ssa rret1es eeHents essdes 90 sacks Az saen ti-
aaa iaree tezfkzts sd ease Eis1ns rnsasns snf -
ne skFfas asl< asa 81 lssiisa sass - fia IS -
$50 a. T. Aahkgsus
4sast1- bapA
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28
SINGERS
MACHINES !

RI the only sub stantiAl and simply managed Sewing
Il Machines made and the cheapest and most used
by families aud Manufacturers FOR these and the following
1st They make whirh will not rip ravel, both
sides being aike, iu hand sewing on leather.
3D. The Machines With silk threat and COM
SPOOL cotton with equal facility every variety OF
goods from ihe Finest linen 10 Che heaviest cloth
leather.
Sd This Is not q Two Needle Two Spool Machine
which Machines MAKES chain 81 teh, which rave out
easily common tu stocking, besides making ugly
cord the back 81 the goods
4th, These Machines an liable get out Of
order being very simple and strong IN her eonsruo-
Oh, they fAssr and do work than any other
Machine
beautiful that Is iup5ssibs 90 eqlai t by any other
Machine by hand
TN The proof above h that there 1900 Of
our Machines the United alone, counting ku
rope where enb anil there here in practical
operations giving unloundei zati faction; something thai
d other Machine %
branch once So Pubic Square, over Hicks China Hail.
Nashville Trnues &C. WA. A SINGER.
augi9-dtm. Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28

The prospects Zoe the completion Of the Hender-
son and Nashville Railroad sre brigbtenine So.
OF our enterpnsng citizens have taken lie nlst,sr
ia hand and subscriptions arc being daily maae.-
Many thousands 81 dollars have been clibsd
elihin the pass Ice days.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28

JUPITER AND TEE-Thats a lively little poem in
Harper's Weekly about rich Mrs. Chubb who
had just received splendid painting from Europe
which she told all her friends was called Jupiter
and Ten :"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28

FT'HE undersigned viii open Select School for boys on
Monday, September Ith tn the room O mery occupied
by Mr.. 6ossett, Spruce street
Number huitsd TO twenty-five.
School hours from ~ A. NJ 10 ~ NJ, aud from to
p. NJ.
Application NAV be made az York 4 Co.'S Pook store,
Union street, 70 the uuders igued 20 5. Summer
Hug24-2w. W. BRYCE THOMPSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28

MS = ne @For4sse tiae 81 bald sosr Cisfsrns. ne
ssHaf e1sEtsa Hgzn1a, HUGH l. hEArf, : ass Ia
Nf GO - sna ffrizss ia BALD thse 81 al snes Appl-
eatals Has - n7tes ca osh1rsise. = a. q. seTei, s
TScstfc Fse.aFs alssalaaB. liuns.s-u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28
PAnTNERsHIP NOTICE.

HAVING adm tilted JOHN G. HOUSTON 70 interest
In my business from 1st July. take this ccosion 60
Offer thanks for patronage hgrCp FIRE bestowed and to
foucit eontuuance The 30 the pture. Wc pro.
mise - al who az favor With eais fan and Uel
4ssartd stock 81 QueensEare China, and Oiaa % the
best quality ard te latest ard nost fhNpes
aad styles re4h from the best hngsh, FTe1eA and Amer
lean Pogieries.
The IN store e very fuu and being imported
mainy under he NeN TarfE Act. cheaper, and giH be
sod % cash and Prompt dealers eRer Hrces han here
tgforu. RssnecEfaiig.
augIa-Imd A. II HICKS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28

FOR SMITHLAND AND PADUCAH.
4 he very light draugb steamer,N TrN
1 COMMERCE, CABLER Master, EfCSta5ssEsaa-5
will leave for the above and interme-
dfate ports this morn ing at 10 O'clock precisely.
aug2S. a. L. DAVIS, Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28
Up Il AN - :"
CAPTAIN MAYNE REDS
Scenes and Adventures in the West and
Southwest.
THE QUADROON;

OR, A LOVFR's ADVENTURES IN LOUISIANA.
Illustrated with eight elegant eDgravings. Price - %.
Another spirited and brilliant romance quite equal in
trrrg interest graphic descriptions Of natural scenery,
and truthful vivid PorrauIes Of char acter, anything
the Captain yet written, and little said
in its favor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28
MINERVA COLLEGE.

TIE session - this Institu ion sill BEGIN on thr
Monday in sep et1ber continuing Eorty wesks-
Every facility is offered % patron.
augs5-2.Jatriv. $ r. JOINS, Principal
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28
Select School for Young Ladies

4 IA. filER VI oFen sci e. schoal Tor ysase IA
VI asa, az Afh fsaiHrF, ChegFY 81 ts arst sfsu
daF n seFtr4er Sumter IEalted taeuty-ave schsoi
sclreea maatig.
n a. R BES
Ens lAsh braaosess per Session q ssaaths aqs 81
lAiias ffFfset efeaisaa ttsltan sl1 CEREAL a., each
-s .-- .--..---. q
hus fssals lsF sstsans. ~ %
csc 49, ..-. 20 o
hraElHs, "a aiipg and Aeeals WerA a al priess.
Au fi7n Fagahle faenghls in afEanee-
AzFssazeas4 d fakal- rlrtess-ut - a.. M.
xs iEe seheol p s Foos. fFsslasni 4 sss Beard .
APFieaaaa aay Be naas to Mrs. Wsssr Al Ass. Plaa
-af- ssE1i-dfL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28

Total,

The Increase in real estate from last year is So.
327 300, or 7l0 per cent, and in personal estate
S. l44, 200, or per cent. The rate of taxation is
50 80 per 81 200.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28

PENNSYLVANTA RATLROAD.
0X ACRTlS-CLIFToN

Joseph Branch, Ear and Narcissa Martin FAX vs. Moses
". WetnOre.
pursuance Of the decree pronounced in the above
cause al the May Term last, Of this court viii sell
SATURDAY, THF 81 DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, a the
Court house lot in the city Of vile, credit Of
r. is and "a months with interest all that interest in the
parcel Of real estate, "CIf0n which formerly
belonged 20 ire ate Of the late George W Martin, and
which is supposed % be about ninety three
Notes with good security required OF the purchaser and
lien retained. G. d. EkIEN, q. q NJ,
aug2T-td. Cllancery Court AZ Ma hsle.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28
Prof. A. FRISE.

HAVING rstu the city. viii his French
4 Cla sses az the usual price Having engaged the
School Of Miss Hunter Sumner streetl for evening
classes he requests all those that wish HIM %
address them elves during lh week al Mr.. York; Book
Store. Onion street. his rooms Spruce street 4h
door from uuiou's alley, CstlemaL's row, Mr.. feTue
be the hours and p. 81. aeg26-6t-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28

But when We saw the picture
Oh, Mrs. Chubb! oh, fie oh
We rad the printed label,
And twas "Jltpjter and 10 :"
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EW BOOK 5 .

MARRIED OR slNGLEg by Miss sedgwick..
THINE AND MINE; Or, Tire Step Mothers Rewards
WESTERN BORDER LIFE IN KANSAS AND. MIS-
SOURI,
THE KNIGHT OF THE GOLDEN MEICE.
HEROES AND HUNTERS OF THE WEST.
OLD MOTT AND LITTLE AGNES. By Mrs. Leslie.
PEACE Or, The Stolen Will
WILD NORTHERN SCENES Or, Sporting Adventures.
DAIsY's NECKLACE, AND WHAT CANE OF IT.
THE WONDERFUL AND THE BEAUTIFUL.
THRILLING STORIES OF THE FOREST AND PROM
TIER.
just received and for sale by
augt4. B4a CHAs. W. SMITH.
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FOR TIE COUNTING ROOM.

BLANK CHECKS ON ALL TIE BANKS.
BLANK BILLS OF LADING.
BLANK NOTE AND BILL BOOKS.
COPYING PRESSES. LETTER BOOKS.
ARNOLD'S FLUID, ALL SIZES.
RED INK. STEEL PENS. GOLD PENS.
RED TAPE BILL HEADS. P, ST BOXES.
WRISTBANDS; great variety
CHECK TINS. ERAsERS STAMP WETTERS.
PENCILS. RUBBER. ENVELOPES. PAPER, &c.
For sale by
aug19. BEG CHARLES ". SMITH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28

THE WAR TRAIL;
Or, THE HUNT OF THE WILD HORSE.
One Volume, 12uor Fight Beautiful Illustrations cloth.
Price 81 IS.
Capt. Mayne Reid was officer during the late
with Mexico and while in that country met with many
adve INJURIES, which form the ground work Of this his last
and effort. We car truihfuly say is interest
ing book the cay.