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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-24
PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE & WATERPROOF
CEMENT ROOFING,

F1NHE undersigned prepared introduce into in
L Tennessee W. +. CHHDS a o. = PATFNF ELIAS
ask the attention Of Architects Builders Railroad Com
panes, and the public its superiority other
Roo6ng.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS should not fail to
examine this ko hug it better and che than any
thing IN The m teris forms hard and smooth
face that will the action Of the atmosphe in every
climate II j. impeTvous water, c. and flexible.
II contracts and expancs wi the changes OF tie
phere and will neither tvaporate. crack rot and
it. durahili Y, there is question.
II Is practically mperish able and will perfec fully resist
any ordinary eXteTn exposure fire. is sbJndanty
proved, AMI We will warrant II w ter-proof We will en-
gage TO put Roofing ordinary good heathng
old shingles, nd gravel tin zuc pper iron roof.
it making difference how st. ep d. hey may be
for dollars per huncred square feet being far
cheaper than Roof Of the old sttle and IL
will give brttrr satisfs ctiOn.
Il will $50 be found be the best trinR inveute
mend old eakF TIM tar and gravel roof around
chimueys scuties dormar windows and cutters here the
tin is rust through This Cement he put 70 last
long stone, and form perfect adj 20 OBJ
ec which it applied TIN Roofs pa nted over
(anf NARRATED lie ky liars and dfy cent
per hundred square feet, which cheaper and much bet
paint This Roofing will be found be the bes.
thing for ng Roofs where the exposed to
6re-such as Steam Mills Mi Is Factories, X ,lroad
Cars Bridges Dtplts station Houses, Steantot Decks
and in fact kind OF Roof where there external
posure from fire. As the Rcofis perfect without Join,
it, Il presents chance for ere communicate and any
light sub, lance will burn out without igniting.
~ Insurance Otces at Cincinnati, and other PLACES
where Childs Co.'S be Dent has been used insure build
ings with Roofs oov,red nth this Cement same
rites as for those covered with lron Copper TIN.
~ The Cement vii be iurbished TO those distance
vi h di &c ions Tor 0sing.
e- orders sent the undersigned through the Post
A G. SANFORD, Nashville,
At Macy Hamilton. Hardware tore.
Or SAN ORD a RUSSELL, Memphis.
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Tom Moore's Life Complete
W. 7. Berry & Company
"a TE JUST RECEIVED
MEMOIRS, JOURNAL AND CORRESPONDENCE
or
L III o Nj A s NJ OOR f..
EDITED RY GnRD JOHN RUSSELL.
vols. royal vo., cloth.
Opinions Of the Press

Opinions Of the Press.
Who has not heard Of Tom Moore the Irish Poets To
al who have ever read h popular Melodies this uoE
viii prove exceedingly interesting especially the au,obio
raphy Of the Poet from his earliest recolections 70 man
hood. We heartily recommend NY y. Courier
Thomss Moore is the last Of NE great poets ths sou,
ished in the beginning Of the century, biography %
ably written mu't be esFerly fought after. The publ
eaty indebted the Appleton for the ehe,p
and elegant in which thew have issued it-N 7
Com. Adr
This work has been much looked for with intersstb
the admirers OF the bard Of modern Tires The
new work has not disappointed The sparkling vvacv
Of Noore letters will recon mend hem model, OF s,v.
to thos who aim eurence in spistOlary corresnsd-
ence albany Register.
Every who has the least taste for elegant literature
will at procure a copy Of tue work"-Czarle,to.
Co1rrfer
Il seems TO rs that Lord John Russell prepared
very ered'she work indeed Fe evidently upon
tconamore and has Think pursued It n end with
adely, enthusiasm and accurscy."-BrifiSA Coopist.
The work has two greatattraotonsone on the subec,
the other the editor. But look without
seeming that it the highest expectations that
could be IegiimaeIy formed oft. The work w course
be gem d the literature OF the day"-Al5any Argus
Tba is edited With ability the name name Of Fngands
great statesman is a raty."-N. T. Ca'frchmdH.
"NOo~es Life bv Russell striking picture o.
English life, such within the observation and
perence Of the -S7gs4crn Christian Advocafs.
"We seen The uin1e, hceti, cstera Of one o. The
most versatile voupinous and meo locus bards who
His intnscies with all the Re1uses Of the day.
whether they poets. artists, statesmen, aud tho
navete with which he honestly rattes away about
'hingn nj literary life his social either. in which
latter but he amused az his bon vivant Propensies
have in his style Of narra'ing them much OF charm
iorus than generally End The private life OF Of
genius where th- c1ran decorously drawn aside
We find it here"- Saturday Budget
w. y. ". & Co. have also on sale
THE ENGLISH EDITION OF NOORE's LIFE AND
CORRESPONDENTS, in 5 vols. II no. cloth
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Ia A eOu~pOuds0I Of tho Union and Aver.
ien, speaking Of paragraph originating uiA the
\. Y, Posi-. In which Ia vas said that our iaes.l-
naes eilissn hrs Polk, intended 20 spend The next
sinier in Washington, says-
Il Aaa been a matter Of surprise that. e our osn
pspers sAouid deem such articlss woilhy ot re-
pusheatop, THAI Ieey saouli have tailed 70 rebuke
o. eorrres the peany-s liners Of Mes fork. Tais
last siosy from lhe Post has been copied ialo t<o
I cur cay ,psrs ~isisia The tso last days. Mrs.
Polk bzs 10 lntsnfisn 20 resi le IN WasGington
City. She hes nessF bsuo Ia Losdon, nor 0ut Of
che Unsi, States. kaf hss shs been oag of the
State Of Tennessee dace ths death d President
Polk. Eashsills y hef hone iaE lie
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DR.. Dalton hes likewise received numerous other tes
monials In Memphis, fom OF The highest repec
liability Guiding +. NJ. rger, Esq, Attorney, Sc r. G..
Roche, Esq, Banker, and man, others.
He has he ewse received similar testimonials from John
O. Ingr, NJ ~, p. fscAbLin, NJ d, D. NJ. Blackburn, NJ.
D., Hon. h. Turner Judge, ior Ch0tard, q. hslsOn,
WaIworth Esq, Henry Kds, Esq, U. S1rget, Eq and
others Of Natchrz.
OF the eminent physicians In the South ffCm
CrawcOur NJ d. Pr fessor Of msry from q. Beard NJ
Professor Of Ana Omy aud Ocu amt other equally we'd
professional enen Of biz standing 10 NkW Or
LEANS, ca, With thousands from phS scans surgeons
the nobility clergy and ~ OF ali oases in europe
De seen on appicntion daring consultation hours.
Aur f-t
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AurrERFD PHYsICIAN.

(wso-e sanas q Ne have nesriy run oui discovered
fuhr IN iis lnrs. certsin e1fs ef cesslapsl
- -. - discovered ~ him shcn his On chld.
s.,-.t~v - eitra - de. WISHING = DO A. uach
- y. - 80 ~ % sch d his Aticied hes-
- =. 1900 IL tsis ripe. 9Th ha 4nd expiclf d.
,-siels a. a-Einz ~ and suecessfliJ using r. ne
1900 each aPgcant % Eeese hiin olte sAns-tnrse
ss II 4. r,tara-d ~ postage The leccpe and he
r-.ssr % b apps % shs payment 81 in. slsersse-
reat. A4iress D. a. JANIS,
Ne. "a Grzad street, Jersey ciiy, NJ.
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HAVING sod my Photographic rooms, apparatus ma
tegias &C. MessTs HUSHss BE0THEts Of this city
with a view resi- perm tne1ty my home Ia ,um
beraud county, take great pleasure In recommending
them They are gentlemen Of skill and
experience 10 their PROBES ion. and trust they may
that iul AMI liberal share Of business which has ever
DO we'd upon
The Messr Hughes have engaged corps Of artists Of
hyperion abilities aud have hesati in ing that
they fully quaded, IN their several departments 70
give riect sassfcon 10 all WhO mty desire the hnest
Photographs, either plain or deliberately painted.
aprI4. J. W DODGE.
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A IieaienArt on board the ship Niger, 10 the Bri
fish Squadron in the China Seas, writes:-"SeVer-
al attempts have been made 10 blow the EaeOH'ter
up By RATS with bAIrels Of powder, boa all uus0e-
cessis, as ue have Intercepted them floating down
With the tide. Most Of them had shout half too
Of powder IN Iaem, aud the internal machines as
may cali them, we're Of the most ingenious eonsri-
Vance. Two rats, vito tbs powdsT IN large bar
rel Hader each, were fastened vish rope about
forty fset loug. and the sope was buoyed up By
oAmeOor. II they eoms scsoss ships boss the
roPe catches, and oDe raft goss On eazh side, snd
~ means ID some decorating process. bursts D.
recuy g conss "a coatsct vita fhs side Of The ship
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Violent storm.

On Saturday afternoon last, about four o'clock we
we're visited by one OF the most violent storms OF
wind, rain and hail, We have ever witnessed. In
mense damage has no doubt been done by il to the
growing wheat crop. well to buildings, fences,
&c., in the cououy. 10 the city the damage has
been very great. The new Second Baptist Church,
the Cry Hail. the State Road Depot, the Georgia
Road d pot the Washington Hall, Warehouse of
Y. L. Wright, Haydel's Hall, and Swa6' d Cos
Lottery office, each entirely or partially un-
roofrd and otherwise il jured; two walls OF A. N.
Wallace's War, house. the entire front of T. Doc
uan's Warehouse, several chimneys, various awu-
ings signs anu fences we're blown down, and con-
siderable injury done to a number of private dwell
ings.
The fimily of the Rev. Samuel Anthony were
very much exposed TO the Storm and the lives of
Mrs. A. aud a servant girl were imp ri ID by the
filling Ia of the gable end Of his dwelling. on Ma
RITA street, some Of the brick striking the girl
upon the head, but causing no serious injury. Mrs.
A. aud her neice were confined 10 their beds with
the Measles, and after the storm had partially sub
sided were removed TO Judge Howelrs.
Judge Hayden's family, on tho street, also
escaped most mirsca lously. A breaeh was made
into the roof of his dwelling, through which large
quaint sOf X aud mortar preeip tated into
the chamber of Mrs. Il al most comLl tely cover
ing the bed occupied By her and the crib in which
her infant lying, but without injury 70 either.
Portions Of the rJof aud raiters Of the ne~ Bap-
list Cnurcn boSn across the street against the
beautiful residence of DR.. Rhea, drmolishilg the
brick VII i front OF the house, breaking OF the
fancy brackets aud otherwise Ijuring it
The Church is seriously damaged-the rear ga
ole end having been blown Ia, forcing the brick
through tue doors Into the bass menL-We under
stand that the injury 10 this beautiful structure
(which was not quite cOmplrte) caunot be short Of
iron 81 zoo to 81 800.
The storm lasted ABOUT one bour-the wind be
ing from the Southwest and the hail stones vary
ing in size from rite ball TO pigeons egg. About
West, when il greatly subsidized, though the rain
eoutinuei 70 Gail in Sorrvnts during the greater part
OF saturday night, accompanied by frghtiel peas
Of thunder and vivid flashes Of lightning. -AtiaR-
Ia (Ga.,) A,aeriesA, Aprsi 20.
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SEWING MACHINES.

T VI. singer co, have opened m Office at &C. Public
u Square Nashville, for the sale ~ their celebrated
ing Machines. Tho who wish pa chase Sewing Machines
which they depend u"On 10 the place
II Is generally Omitted nv al who have used ewing A.
chimes IN Singers super on others They en- he
used on al fabrics such Muslin. men, 10TH oton or
Leather. by merely changing the Nde and Thread They
viii work with spool ton. ~s, Thread ihese ma
chimes wOr faster durable and simple than any
ohrs They warraned 10 what they are reprps Mt
Ell, Singers Machine an stabilized fact Can and
in operation at s. Public -quare, Ma bvi'e
1. VI. singer 90.
BEING practical Mschinst prepared 70 tx Ma
chimes Of singers that may by cden get out Of order
april U r. 10Y Agent
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NEW RlnKS.

TAGGART'S sERMONS-Sermons By Charles Ma'on
fsggar late Colleague the Unitarian Church in
ch4reston, @. With a Memoir. By John Il. Haywood.
One vol, 12no Price AIS.
BORDER RovER.-The Border Rover. Novel,
by EmneFsOn Bennett. Two vols, Ptper 81.
yIyIA.-vviA; OR, The Secret Of Power. A Ro-
nance, by Mrs. sOathvorh. Two vol paper. Price o..
Fer sale by HAGAS BRO,
Apr29 Market-st
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NOTICE.

TIVE undersigned having aesraiaed thAt the estate %
II o n tIil-inn dsc'd, IL nsolvrnt, and having sag
e led he o. ihs sane. all psrsoas are hsrsoy
ussa,a 10 az lhefr cams sta he Osfs q ne CoanJ
GEL a. Darfsou coauts authsnncated, Ga Or oeors
n - a. u Auga is5l; anf al persons indeoed %
ne estate are &c ired % her see'aats as-
a. or az 81 Be placs II ne hArd5 e az oesr os coli
49, - ". h. SWANS,
$3.50, ~ Adulnistrsfor.
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eT The Gaia. - Herald con. sins report thar
the Car famed poScslssn tos 7. 81 Nsuk'a, va
destroyed IL Noven.bsr. durlns . eosy massacre
Of ssm< 5000 Or esIo0 Impsrsi roops by ne
insurgents. wto bad gained possession d he city
By lFsssoa.
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Singing Books.

Singing Books.
BOSTON MELODEON,
TIP-TOP GLEE BOOK,
The SHAWN,
THE CHRISTIAN MINSTREL,
THE SOUTHERN HARMONY,
THE NATIONAL PSALNIST,
TIE PRFSBYTr RAN PsALMODIsT,
THE NEW CARMINA SACRA.
By the dozen single copy. For sale BY
apI22 CHARLES ". SMITH.
New Books.
Review Of "Campbelism Examined" with Introduce
ton by Alex Campbell, Eethany, Va.
of the Rev.C. H. spurgeon of London, Sacred
series with Portrait.
Sabbath Readings Moral and Religious, by U. J Tuck,
ND
Men resemble the go7s in nothing much in doing good
to their fellow men Cicero.
There is Of mon y equal tN that Of benefcence
here the enjoyment & ows on reflection -AdcIe asis
R's the Fountain of Life; or Sermons Children,
Just received by CHARLES W. SMITH.
April ~.
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Get THE list"
WebsteF's QuaFtO Dictionary,
Unabridgsd-FOr sale by all Booksellers.
CORNS AND BUNIONS.
T. ii. DIAL TON, u. d.,

LATE SURGEON PEDTST
NO the ROYAL FAM les Of England France and Portugal
from Regent street London and z nix Odge, Isle Of
n, begs make known, that having Gently arrived in
New Orleans, prCfe soual and plea Of this
gre t new -Amerca-he IS at present, a visit Of
few days only to NASHVILLE during VII ch time hs may
be c1usued by tho III cite with COINS either hard or
on: BrNoNs curved o hsrvise troubl IUtNAIiS;
II however long ndng bad, he guarantee
o cure EFFECIUAiL Y and PkkMANENTLY, in he sho
space Of T. minutes, without the SLIGHTEST
either curing their removal afeTwars and
upon strictly ou1be place his services
with the reach Of all who req lire them
Dr. D'Aton's con tngroou is No. 3d. St CLOUD Hotel
Nashvi L. private IeXt door t the rgh OF the no.
tel office door, between aud the aCes Entrance and has
no c1nuexiou aha With the pub ic Of m
Hotel Consultation hours from ~ ococg, A. NJ TN o.
clock P NJ ami from I'LL p. NJ. dali durag his very
im ed stay.
Or D'Airon does visit under airy circuns stance and
will be very Iartcu 70 the above hour.
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rsoM JAWS rouSo, Mp-, nENFHIs.
JAMES YOUNG.

DR.. Dalton as extracted number q very troubesome
cOrns from the feet Of member my tami 10
per or scentih and painless ha hesa' ion
in prolouueng him perfectly Of his profession Add
likewise ia ented uTgenn.
Memphis, April 2, ISL. JAMES YOUNG.
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Public Sale of Imported TrOttins
STAETToNS

'INHE following animsis imported by " The Trnnesses
tive stock ComPan - win be sold cash at pnhic
auction the fair grounds Saturday, April rs 1851
II A NJ.
s>t. MEMBRINO WESSENGER, beau
Il III brown horse 6 hands high good breeder 10 years
Old He sired by Membruo Pavmsser. gr. sire old
Men brino sire tie imported Messenger The dam
Of Memb inc Messenger wsby Gen Van ReusaeT's Gray
Messenger he smohg the purest Messenger horses
living.
End. THE EATON HORSE, sorrel, with
white strip in the face u hands hgh superior breeder
Of rOadsters, Of - The Gray STRANGER, and any
other good amin ais re is IS years old ard horse rs
lar producer Of fast He is Messen
ger both by sire and dam.
A3rd. NALGAJ IA, rich brown with white
face, years old, 15x hs- DIS high, by Vermont Black
Hawk" dam Memhiro mare. He took the 6rst prize at
The Connecticut Sac Psi|, New Haven, in 1876 and
mali mi a ar mile before the committee in
2:5T. He has prove himself good b~ eder.
4th. NOs NJ GREEN MOUNTAIN, A
capital ray. IAN hands high, weighs 9S b. BY old "GreeD
Mountain sire Clifford gr, gr sire, the Woodb ~
Burtsnk Morgan gT or. sire, the original Ju
Morgan no ia by Morgan Talo, Walker horse, he
by Woodbury., and he by the original Morg horse TaO
DIRE the first prize at the New York stare Fair Albany,
old Green Mountain taken every prize which Ie
has been shO"n from Montpelier, Vermont, Louisville,
KY.
Young Green Morntsn, took the first prize at Wood.
stock indsor county, in Is; 8, and made the
mile in the presence OF tie JUDGES short Fair Ground
Course, ZJS
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
TO BE DRAWN
EAnu ruRnAY Nv MAY
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
1920 prizes amountngto .................S204 600
Whole Tinkntn e1n. nnluon ss. nnn-4a-. 60 81

Whole Tickets, $40; Halves IS; Quarters S2.5G
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 600 corresponding with those
Numbers on the Tickets printed separate slips of paper
are eucrced with small tin tubes snd placed in Wheel
The first 2S Prizes, similarly printed and encircled,
placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then rsvoved, and number is drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers and the time prize
drawn from the other Wheel The Number and Prize
drawn ont opened and exhibited TO the audience
registered BY the Commissioners; the Prize being placed
against the Number drawn. This operation is repeated
until all the prizes drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The two preceding and succeeding Numbers TO those
drawing the first Is Prizes will be entitled the u Approx
imatiOn Prizes, according to the scheme.
The 5000 Prizes of $50 will be determined by the
last figure OF the Number that draws the $4,000 Prize
For example, II the Number drawing the $4,000 Prize
with No l. then an the Tickets where the number ends
will he entitled to S20. II the Number ends with No
then all the Tickets where the Number ends with will bt
entitled to f20, and to O.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the following rates.
which is the risk
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TO TmE srocKHoL0EKs OF rae
winchester & Alabama r. r. Company.

FE,HsRE ua b mssting q ne sfoekhosrs q ne Win
ehes1.r AID AishaFa kart ~ any AZ ne Court
hezse ne tsua ~ HncAster fcnns1see, On Thurs
DAY ihs Ia day e Nag, lsI e.ci necn D.fee,oss or
said touanF, ne susnnE ye4rs and a. .~d HestnEs
AEpIican 81 - n4de % aiE oEkhohlcrs al tnose
pssseas 80 hass ank-crbe1 50 IA the u nicola
aoanfy fennese TIE raEpase ~ extending Their uan
tFonk u thf q faysfsFe according % &c provisions
q ~ 49, q ~ lsa1ufe, cap 80 &C. !, pas1ed keb
is1h. i1t3 baRz b aries q M besre-
~. KDW tkNAkLE, Prssasn1
2. xsrzl. aeasisy. trst-dTrAWteizi
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CHICKERING & SONS
p 7 a m O 6 !

I'VE subscriber having been appointed Sole Agent for
the sale Of he above celebrated instrument for Nash
vile and hifdle Tennss hss the over W
smiths Books No. Al College street. where he has
open and for sale Of he dderen' patterns
OF ., ca and octaves etuuly carved the style
OF Lolis XIV Purchasers AMI The citizens generally
respectfully invited to call and txirins this Of
Planes, which, for beauty finish, tuleSs and power Of
tone and e tcty OF touch be surpassed any
Pianos manufactured either IN United States Europe
Every instrument warranted and old at Manufacturers
prices adding cost OF transportation Ony.
L. MELLoR, Sole Agent for Chic kerinR SON
For Nashville and Middle Tennessee.
" Entrance TO Piano Room thro Oh c w Smiths
Bookstore 81 College-st. apf2+-SDdAtri.w
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SWAN g. CO.'S LOTTERIES!
CAPITAL PRIZE S5O.OOO!!
T1ckets only $40!

Owing to the grest favor with which Single Number
Lotteries have been reserved OF the pu5c and the large
demand for Tickets, the Managers, SWAN CO., viii
have drawing Saturday throughout the year. The
following Scheme will be drawn in each Of their Lotteries
for May, 1851.
CLASS "a,
To be drawn in the City Atlanta Georgian public,
SATURDAY, MAY 2nd, 1851.
CLASS IS,
To be drawn in the City Atlanta Georgia. in public on
SATURDAY., MAY 9th, 1857.
CLASS SO,
To be drawn in the City Atlanta Georgis in public,
SATURDAY., MAY 10th, 1881.
CLASS 81,
To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, in public
SATURDAY, MAY 23rd, 1857.
CLASS SO,
To drawn in the City of Atlantis Georgia, in public,
SATURDAY, MAY 30th, 1857, on the Plan Of
SINGLE NUMBERS!
8, 29O AXE =!
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY 10 TICKETS
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WIZ SIMMONS.

CARPENrgR AID RUILOER. resp-cfiiiy announces 70
" he ciuEsns % NAshte that he Is located on ne
Of Church and summer stress, Opposite tne -
Cogd Hotel, Whre be l. prepared % eSecae AZ = nds o.
Carpenters aud J0ners Work. Uoors sash aud binaA'
stair Cases shoS Cases Omes Dssks ng up stores,
J0ehlng ana repairing, &c pru1psy Attended To-
f.b16-Gn
VUST ARTKIVED.--Drum Head and n { Dutch
u Cabbage seed Those IN saaf shoQi cal so1n
ALsO-Chinese sugar Care sses, sussi AIT Irish Po.
Vp,gis. B a. H&LLsER, a
- No 81 sorfh Ntrfef STREET
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TESTIMONIALS AND REFERENCES.

OFFIcx BUCKETE sTATE Insurance. roAPASY,
sSsTI, Dec. l6, $50 !
To ALL WHOM CoNCEAS. rhis Is % certify that
have examined specimens ard Roofs Of W. y. Chls Co :
Flas &c Fire and HaIer-Procf cement Roofing and be
Iieve IL Mt sep rior any other kind Of Roof
iag IN use. Wne q severe trial Of one %
these Roofs from large youme Of from Joining
build ug Wh ch directly upon The roof ard ooruce
for nearly half IL stood the beyond an
pectAtion, and saved tn building, 7. VI HAsk IL,
President BocAeye Sta insuraaUe 20.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
A New Southern Monthly:
RUSSELL'S MAGAZINE

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF LITERATURE cRIr,crs,l
win be devoted to discussion Of az topics rOp,,
embraced in the ends and range Of Aagazit e. and vim
publ he'd i'll CHARLESTON, s. c., on or before the sr
every month.
II established and designed TO meet connonl7 T.,
want and to give inference and ercula ION to the ops
ioas doctrines and arguments Of the educated mind !
the South especiaE, and 70 remote in its sphere an
the prosress Of sound American Literature re-
from party shackles or individual prejudice
The Work viii be supplied Three Dollars per anuua
or % cents BY numbers.
~ Subscriptions rsceived BY ". 7. BERRY Co.
Agent for "RusseH's Magazine" Nashville.
~ April Number just received srrs
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-24
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Enclose the money the tickets ordered
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first mall
purchasers have tickets ending any figure they
designate
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent to pur
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures PLAN
and give their post Office, county and state.
30 Remember stevery Prize is 'rawu and pay ablen
full without deduction.
az All Prizes offs 900 and under paid afte
the drawingother prizes az the usual time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cash ed other Tickets al either
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