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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-12-05

THE N f-SLA VERY UGLE
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT SALEM, OHIO
by the Executive Committee of the Western Anti
Slavery Society.
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-12-05

as to the cause of this decline. Some strong Pres.
byterian papers see in it proof of tho nferiorty
OF tue Congregational system of church govern
ment as compared with the Presbyterian. The
Qnletlstic section Of the church complains bitterly
OF the introduction Of politics into the pulpit
as uniavorable to the growth Of religion. On the
other hand, it is insisted that the complication Of
tao churches with prevalent wrongs ard abuses
has greatly diminished their moral hold on the
community, Others trace the decline in the nu-
merical strength of the churches to the introduc.
ton nof various neologes which have undermined,
to II great extent, the faith Of the New England
churches in their own creeds.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-12-05

Col. JENKINS, fugeman of the pro,slavery u
traists of Kansas, and member of the late COnsti
tutional Convention, in the course of speech
made before that body, said that "the public good
aud the proper equilibrium between the Free and
Slave States required that Kansas should come
into the Union as Stare State" lie knee it would
be received if n Slave Constitution was rent up
to Washington. lie said that he had read a letter
from President buchanan to a prominent member
of tie pro Slare'y party in Kansas to the effect
hat tile Constitution 'Coutd be receiced in the torm
as sent up bu Mts Concenti0n.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-12-05

THE CHEF END OF WHITE MEN is TO CATcH
RUNAWAY NEGRoEs.-Judge Lcavitt true to his
instructive love Of slavery, charges the Grand Jury
at Cincinnati at length upon violations of the
fugitive slave Law, and dwe!s with Judicial unction
upon its various stringent provisions. In the
course of his charge, he uters the following sug-
gestiye opinion;
"As to what constitutes obstruction in the ar
rest Of fugitive, will only say that it is some
act calculated and intended to prevent the arrest
Of the negro, and to remain merely passive, and
not interfering in the arrest, does not constitute
guilt, until there has been an express command
or requisitiOn, requiring him to assist in the
arrest"
Hence, it is to be inferred that disobedience Of
an express command or requsiton, does constitute
gtW The people of Ohio in his estimate, are
ours to be whipped if they 90 not "Seeh him !" at
the masters bidding However, if that be the
law, or the Interpretation, it is we'll to know it,
AkrOn Beacon.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-12-05
A SLAVE SALE

correspondent of the Washington Union,
writing from Macon, (Georgia.) says =
attended slave auction here, the other day.
The negroes were called up in succession on the
steps Of the courthouse. where the crier stood.
Most Of them appeared naturally anxious as the
bidding was going on turning their eyes from
one bidder to the other: while the scene would
be occasionally enlivencd by some jest in depre.
citation Of the negro on the stand, which would
be received with especial merriment by his
iellow-negroes, who awaited their turn, and
looked on from large wagon in which they
were placed. AS l came up, q seco nd-rate
plantation hand by the name Of Noah, but whom
the crier persisted in calling 'Noey,' was being
offered, it being an administrators sale. Noey,
mounting the steps, had assumed most droop-
ing aspect hanging his head, and affecting the
ieeLleness of old age. lie had probably hoped
to have avoided n sale by a dodge, which is very
common in such cases. But the first bid-$l000
er whence it proceeded 'Neyer mind who he is,
he has got the money. Now, gentlemen, just go
on who will say fftyP And 80 the crier proceeds
with his monotonous calling 1 aint worth all
that. masser l aint much count, no how cries
Noey energetically to the first bidder. Yes you
are, Noey-ah $l0l0, thank you, SIR replies the
crier The gentleman who makes this bid is rec
ognized by Noey as 'Mass'r john one of the
heirs. $l0ll reious the FIRST bidder and Nooy
throws glance of infinite disdain at him for his
presumption in bidding against his master. But
as the bidders call over each other, Noey becomes
more excited. Drive on, massr john he ex-
elaine, laughing with excitement. The bidding
is very Glow. Mass'r John evidently hesitates at
the last call Sl0S5; as to large price for the
slave, though anxious to bid the poor fellow in !;
but Noey is shouting to him, amid the indictments
of the crowd, to Drive on' and, after n pause,
he says in firm tone, eleeea hundred dollars
The crier calls out the round number with dec
ded emphasis lie looks at the first bidder, who
is evidently making up his mind whether to go
higher, while Noey is regarding him, too, with
look of keenest suspense. The man shakes his
head at last the hammer, falls, and Noey, with an
eAulting whOop, dashes down the steps to his
MASTER
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-12-05

New ENGLAND DCoNGREGATIoNALIsTs.- 1t appears
from the published statistics of the New England
Congregational churches, thaIthe number Of church
members is of late years annually decreasing.
Thus, in Come cticpt, the whole number of church
members, which in lS49 was 1000, had sunk in
1857 to 1929, while the baptisms of children re-
ported in these eight years. average less than three
to each church in the State. Similar results are
noticed in other New England States. A vigor-
Gus discussion is going on in the religious papers
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-12-05

Mexico seems to be rottng down." as one of
the correspondents expresses it, Campeachy,
Cuernavaca and Queretaro are in the hands of
revolutonists; the Indians are ruling and running
in Yucatan, Durango, chihuahua, Sonora, and in
parts of Zacatecas, Jalisco, Coahulia and Nueva
Leon; the high roads are abandoned to robbers;
commerce is checked, and in many parts entirely
ruined; the post routes broken up, and the nation
beggarly poor ... ....
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-23
FRESH ARRIFAL
or E1
~ - FALL s. WINTER ~ -
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CABS!

B. r. UTTER,
80 c6 SO. Ccrncr # College ard BIoadwsy,
NASHVILLE, iLNN.,
HAS rereved his s,ock Of R"o T., sHO :, MATS AID
II T. X for he FAN ard "Iater Trade, consist g
u &C foupg, II
For Indies, Misses aud Children.
Lass Gre Kid and 80. BOo,es, II and hex Gle, "th
neel" .-,u,4
Lasting Caters, side and Ion1 Laced with
Crnor-.s
Fir Fu kim and out ie':
Mfs. d" " und No I PIP aIa 800 cess
. AID 0hIf. tsss'i1g q O.. rss7l
c .ili fn- K ii "A no. mix ard p 10 Hois'
ncy Po1ts sip .-r-,
Woueu's extra. sze KID ''oo,s Ru kj-s, &C,
NO. d" rui
serv ants lie Calr KIP and NJ ex'r' size'i
For Gents and Boys.
&c. - ane Peg ed and acrh Bo1tai
g. Wat. prof -
" Ore-s
" g IA, Eid, and b 'eksEt9 Gong Caters;
Pad strap Shoe, ~...rp p .u5 - Il;
A. E g. f""rTE
70 &c a-d SO, corner Of College and Bro7 iwsv.
VI "a n2tHe.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-23
oEFtoE or raE OHIO AID MIssIssiFi RAnAoap Co, /
t,I.cIaNArI Jan ], ls3I.

DEAH Slain 20 your tCqSFys 10 reference o.
ouT opnio a. the practical of kCo IA thc cyvr
ne Of ar. We mas say thai fro 0bseTv stioa we
teTtaiu . very favorable muct % that eu utrDi
testng IL tnorough roois 81 buldlss cas- &C zfSI
vhca will pleasure give you Oh d-il1a opfn
20 it's utility. Your, uuiy, T. LtFFtNtOffs
supply Agent Ouio 4 M a. r. X.
t1- Since the above Er tten the Ohio aud hssis-
EpDI Rao ID have coui ractsd for covering ear, de-
pots ana bridge, betWeen Cinnnsti and NtnsyHrc i.
this Cement considering the bsat arc'e 's} have Rsse
for the purpose.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-23
RRACG,S A21Ic LINIMENL,

'I'HJs at specifc, which tri I'll in The progress
Of mt deal sceTc the nine teO'h c. Tiury, Is not
sase II vss MT co. Or is now rep red for
no Of hetJh and oau-t Constitution,
Out o' Va iaye e to1 'o1 e lt" B o,c5ij,i pam
Hzv- tN- Netrdlgi0f
vou mavrl s-lf,n rely o. srese d'st essng evils
by the use IF Rrasr' Arctic MIN nt.
Are yo afi rt-d vih Osd SO~eSF
A-e vo' sth rim on Sc .ere B~,i,es'
Are you end ring main fro Sprrt nsF
~ ho tie Of the Arc C Linn-nt @Il give relief
Ize,,na.tsu j, a dreadful complaint.
lccrotaLt - Ioalh ore disease
arctc i r,et ,h9, it ui most nyav ,urI pT ts
and chrOat' Rlerm ,tis y. aUd emo sr-n"'s.
V h viii Won sud-r aith ScUcrepf
w, w ~ o,, Won s, f,, asr wiz y, -" ;%tsi
wf'n by using the Ar''ic Lin menI ,u ay fn per-
Tn rv are m this world II cuan6s nd ten Of thou.ands
who IF er year. SUI. ring with ofte
pa ring 4ud nigh unto hr WoundS brlis-s, burn
cald ''a'. ch lans p es rms, wars, oes of in,ecls
p-rtlsis es Of the sku mo-s we1s ring wor os
IN The hre st, ~ore 's, Stiffness in the Joints
rhe-muis n 60 o., Sc have fis,e ed them, and The
aoo~ sn ere re s~e ing an n al 1.r.
ami sped rer eds. a. J. pain n eve Wo md ami {
ful- Il nTrefS ant h0Gssnt~ tiag vi
tues and r,joc rR ee 10 ain nd suifer
FARME 5 AND HoRsE RAIsEFs.
DR.. Br gz's c.ic Laiment ,iso re gl remedy
for No. various d>ras-- IN which af
dIraa, the rT,,,t saru r. ca e, Of hujses sIrus sprn
nit Is. c-Ic he sFeene,, ia h ne. e.
% All, OI q, G 30 far livery sable b. en-. rs or
any pei EnIug val Ia0ls no d be without it.
PRtPARATIlE.
The ingredien Of tie Arc c I'll OF the most
costly Kind while the os,tO yei upon com
cnnd ng them n. one Of Jht menoa-s OF n con any
Who m4aes psri5lt exam .-JI Of every bottle put
80 FAMILY SHOULD WITHOUT IT.
In case Of scc len Il gI,. remedy At hand
apply g. va ives are th.re1y stV-d, when
O. rf the 3rli ing Of !ic prac itioner must
have cen Ths Liam mt = thv bss sp eciic
ls il "a L. upon the p trts N % e mt nt Y.
Il IS nut tuIa z c, IN al b1tIsS. The SOC and
~ hot $ c,n',in n a 1to more Lnimsnt han
he 25c bottle AMI 7ch cheaper
pe = ) Uf FRAG5s ARCTIJ
INIaENr b. furnished Il DR.. Br tgg' eXPen ~itn
r Juur1sl, pU1iis tei % New York
ur one year filing tns csrt' &C t-)11 each Dot
a no tie md sen 1inz u VI. EAERsos Co., No 3Ti
FRAGG RURr OWES.
Sole Pro srie'o-s. =. tsOuis, Mo.
W W Perry & d 'e. ~ OILS le Az-u's, and by
G W Heudershott, A. H. EoscJe and J. st etcl.
O.E
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-23
VaIuabIe Free-sOiILOt for Sale.

Z AN Offering for lie a valuable Baiding Lot on
81 street, the OF Broad. The lot fronts
EtyiN feet price, T. huadred aud H. feet DEEP
at q 0nye0ient a. ey IA the
thi. property exempt from for 20 years from let
Jsnusry next. This exemption IS value than is
y accoraed 20 H. only the grounds has ali in-
pFov ted J"ete0n, bat free from taxes. The
ayiIg the item q taSes siu than pay for the
rOun and al iu pOyeg This los is also situated
part che city that IL being rapidly hed up with
doe Dwellings AID Ttslde-ces Terms reasonable
apply 10 july 80. A. ". :. LINBSLkY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-23
Bags! zSAG&! HSAGS:!
At THE
Corn Exchange BaI Mannfactory.
125 & 127 Broad Eteet, Ny.

Y Ow re sdy for The FALL TRADE cheap for cash
5oCOo new Bu GRAIN RAGS,
3!,Utu - NILE RAG + ~ the kinds.
hI.LEtS' BA -
=, = e and lis hb Bag isne expre ~ for their
r-ur- ,ut .tac fro Premium q o d Cloth,
(Aar.an - 10. TO Il FIOur) TIN J. IT a ic Il
" ] tIe paricII,r att ntIon Of Mi ard Fluu.
Dealers
SAT "a TORIES uPpIied with Bags all sizes de iened
TtsSN fru-s.
- All or.e. e>tc It'd with and dirpatch x
augai-8m. v b. r. CLAHk. Pop i,tor.
nIE. LAgsNONT'S PARIS AND LONDON MID
- IGAL A VISEK AID MARRIAGE GUIDE 2Oth
edition, 4gU pages, 100 rectrO'ype pictures h. anu
ftur lriter stamps. Mailed fre-. 4 rorg il
the anatomy Of the sexual rEan Oi The ale and teua
80 Ju-lr and ~-es; Ia
rod cuOn, etlthS mode Of preventing con
Jepuol qu their recipes the sLtLors
'urtuaIDH Ptrs and L'ulOu treat H. Of uOrl "a
elect. structures, Syuhs, Urinary and Constitutional,
nn >stOu~- ImpOteT Cy, &C. Mercer opposite 81
Nicholas Hor-l N-w iorg. Address box y.
y. p o ~ e r. cOmmru nd ~. armous tGc aic -
G'trer des Ettts Lrs, S'dtS Z~t"Hg, beDOcrdt, Day
Bunk We cIy, AHdS, 0lice GaSe t. &c.
CHlT
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-23

II. @. LORD, Pres. Ind. aud Cin, Railroad
4. a. Pres. Wila ing ana p lcsViHe Rt'lroad.
A. 81 sE.ELns Pres Msr haats' Sian fsetlsers' tns 70
Jas. II CAHTEK Ageng Tor 3tua aud ot1sr aiuofd Cos
HsEaY MoArOs Pres. crntTsi In -arsuee u0apany
GEO CARiI1E, President L-fayettr baak
GKo ". OsFtE, Bell Aahufr. 30 iuz AT seconds st
BAK 3 VOs So, 30. 81 Fourth 81.
IEEA BAILEY, sn Al 81 he. Fpurth aad Flhh.
4 U0DAH, f4i % ana ilThpeF, Foattu at
BILEa tREESwOlD. Iron Foandry-
Judge ~. Y. 10. soE.
6IToBsLL a RAaskLsak q, FGrni'ure AanulactuTsfs
Dralt r, FOurth 81
n "A AEf. ID deT 3t5 Plum st.
fEHIWErH-R = srILREi.L Lou syii.e.
w. g. Nc tsTsoLDs = Go.s Cl4Tksvhis, lena.
apr2-19Glasd4W
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-23
LlkLSLEYS ADVERTISEMENTS
BANK OF NASHVILLE.

HAVE for sale large oUIt Of pr psrty which will
eel 'Or Notes Il he IsIk & NssLyie, certified
chick Oh IL al tie ricIs hat have aV asAe ed
ior lle oFtIty.
sspis9. A. Y. $. LINI SHY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-23
FKEE BANK<.

HAVE vslUsb Gv ell ng h6usr lot for Ss'e
tr Pubic Squsr for which WI Ike the II Of
the Frte bEu1t Of 1sunrste Row a. line for
pri-ing merchant procure good bor viii
give enable lin vi,hin Whch he batter calico
lor he UCtes. Apply 10
sept3O. A.Y. q LINDsLEY,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-23

III car ROOT, g og-- and UAf1rd iles;
: Msrs' c,s' a. 0urts' orr 1O- e and zoos. o
the Cus ard IL s, made Te'-y 10 order
for CO, by NOV y. r 90 TT K
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-23
FOR SALE.


1 VALUABLE Los N scuJh Nashville, corner Of Sc m
\ meT ana Oak streets, iTonunF l2J feet e
street and 40 Oak street. Wilbe sold bargain.
fue Gas is 5eiug carried ~ front q this Lot.
Auply 10 A. \. &. LINUsLEY,
mzrchZO oaB IS College street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-23
steel plOws. sc.

Az expecting daily 20 oi tes fiisF tse @snsrsos
ftes Fiaus. 6aa-n a1d AaliFead hizzt hATfssss Ga
ttns 90 1rs, q illivslors. earross,
Ia azrat Tor ths sf aaF hGrss HzFous asa Ea3-
soaa e.Fls .nd esabar's esehr4ied haataoFs
sra sssFs5 aaI Pfeas Cora. szaf n yoaf oFt r.
$50 D. >. ELLEa -.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-23
II raw coNKLIN. w.
asthma or Ehthi.ic. aad Bronchitis.

VAT nA>cHEsrsK Pa, Sch. {. 1875.
sA: Your CBERET stCTov AL riorming IN tTveI ous
~ pto0s u c. rs 1mp ion an : caring IN n
ha ahored uuds az con Of thr Ing for toe ast
| orty Years Henry L. PAR6s. Sierehant.
A. A. go NJ Fv. n. sLsris, Mop,oe e,uuty, Iowa
ar q, seIt o, lsi :~pa.i p a f'- of yraFs
tu-ye % ofu,nE rq-a your CHeEzY r. cFoE,L
iEg sni - "a elnsuluptve paeuls, Ur curing
o c.r .gr "
gh vJiuu.es Or evid -nees bot tfe ost con-
rcs1fp 0 % me sut4s OF tha eay Ia its
ecs.ts o. sou Irat.
Consumption.
Probably rruedy ever been knoun which
ga any sus ia fvrlus The. NJ
alac Fvseh az even 10 IN iss the CHEaET PicrJ
ssrEu UsE, Nav YoaE CRY March 5. lSs6
o-roR AYES, osEsL: he e suty Hud q p4rasuFe
70 ga suag our -EAY cFgasL done fIru5.
Il - e D. i b Owe . .abuuuE uadrF Il G dtn
Htau- Of -0l-a p.iol, fro whch I'D We
cOu.j prociv sssr hev re,f rhe ily ai,-
'us Lti n SIR NJ, Il IA eit shevu We have
s1yic-- F,cOumtu a. o our tLeaHrIHs. We bless
MS kIn1nuss, do AOuF Il %, Tor STE recovered
40 tnat day. she Is no se toag she 10 De-
but Is free Irou leT eougn, and eals e sei vel.
A0ufa slsh o. Iatltgde aud FsgaId,
CELANDO SHELBY,
Of sleiby yvl Ie.
CoassH ptre do a9t de pair tH yoa have Tried Arras
CHAA~Y EGEoll- itis n dc oAs % lhs best ned Al
che i,s orld, auo "a czrra aand B. sBesE
hi "a mergLs Sf strt4u-.- fiat42. Ledger.
PkEPAREo BIZ DR. ]. c. AfER,
Practical ana Analytical Chanlat, Lewell, Mass
AuI .old ahalrzalt by-
be ,aY q DLAONtLLE, Nashville.
JJ.S'B OwN, aad all dr. ,rsists In thla elty.
~. son uAsAtAs, toll-asla.
i .UAAs Blsl.. llArkss4i.e.
B.. %. DEEaA, -betb1 silt.
eGHsLs. = SLACK dokA, uaiatia
Ana ali lsaisrsI 10 lssiclzc stsrransre.
DAA. PACKARD,
Oct l.-im. Aivsr.is.ag Agsnt.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-23

'THAT valuable DweTirE at the Of Cedar and
sunni street The lot fronts 5 feet The Dwell
ing large and modIous snd were is hne ONCE
the lot. II is of he most desirable locations in the
~. fppiy 20
seTtlg. A. v s. lINrEFFY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-23
HUUsE ANDLDTFOR SALE.

I AM oaerIns for saIe, privately House and Vt sA
L situated Broad street. lev doors above SUM 80
fronting = feet Broad. TUnnHR back los III
feet aLey. Ile tDuse contains rooms in ~ ain
Guiding, with Hi el en, bah-hou ouse, We
wIi baIgain tie abON rOl eTty. and
81 al De easy. /. Il GLASCUt X, Agent,
a. Iunrl6- No ca. cherry st.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-23
THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY.
AND BEST BARGAIN

An noR Offering Al great sacrisee, that valuable
Pproprry, College Hil, Immediately opposite The
Uni CIsty long occuPieu BY the late Dr. ToO~t The
froats sx feet uaTkel street. with front on
'oirg~ Fhg Hou.e is large ant connexions, And she
Eh0lu, 40 the rice 1 oder it is q sFcat Bargain.
CIalbo, nes' 'nn bus Ia. actie4y moved College HI
rig the Public square. any WanJng 3
drlcr convenient business Wcald dS well
proP-gy al0n Az. 3. LINDSLEE.
-ur.An, ~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-23
GUN POWDER AGENCY.

71ho
HAVEN "a NgskEtNI,
$50 kegs DU 'ONT7s alF4E POWDER,
200 BE tees
100 keuJscky Ride
,uuu Blasting
800, 90 feet safe, fuse. r. A. McC AL, Agent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-23

Ma BESNETT.- Tear : =: -uur company having tesu
roabsd Ne4y mR7h gith eakt r, pat rome Of ToaT
Pa PAM upon hen, and Ia 10y knouedgt
tends seifuny recommend u to any Wh0 Ssh
dry roof of any sort fo9Fs, Ac-s
Ii COFFES, Eapcrintc nteLt.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-23
PATE
ELASTIC FIRE & WATER R-PROOF
CEMENT ROOFING,

TNF undersigned pepAred introduce into IN
! T-nn~ss e ". >. Guilds = CO.'S P,rFnyr ~ A.
TIC FIRE AND WATEf.PROOR CEMENT RO 'FIV 3, and
ask thr attention Of ,rchieots, Builders, Railroad 20
e. and the pubic TO mine tssuperorJ over other
KoONny.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS should NOS fHI t'
r. better c. man
th:ngrn u-e. The ,leral forms hard and smooth ur
FAC. thar will st the action OF the atmosphere
cIim IT. Il inpervous 70 water, elastic and flexible
II contracts and exntnGs vi the changes OF mos
phere vsporate. crack nor rot and as
its 'urah,H " here NJ que 'tion.
IL prastic lily imp-rsh hle, anr VIII perrc lnlY reSiI
iiuar. exsrn4 exposurr 10 FIRE, As sbIudaut
proved anI we viii " if Jer-proof We vi en-
gage Roo9ng over ordinary gooi heahing,
tin, zinc, c nprr or IRON rool
max tng no difference how steep or u q hty NAV he
for seven Irg p-r one hundred square feet % b. ing IA
che Root % the old SFle ana "e are cure
will i've h-tt-r satisfaction.
W' found b. the best mi ever 'nvene 20
cove mend tn an gravrlro roof o. aToI mo
chinuev- ScuttleS Rndow~ AMI cutters here th
as long a. stone and form perfect al eou 10 any oh
ghch applied Fin Roofs canoe ua n'rd oveE
Cant warranted 10 lie ~ lars aud hty cent
per hundred square fe-, which is cheapeT and mn BET
paint This HOodnR wi, be 10 md TO b. tr nest
thunR fr covering HOofs where the Nposed 70
ar S.ran Mills, saw vi Is FACTORIES, lirnaa
Cars, Bridges D-pOtS station HOUSES, Stet bvcS
Ind, in kind OF Roof Where there rxrTn8
Nposure from 6re. th- Roof IL perfect TIthO loin
clanCe fur nrr 20 WuuicaJe, ana
ight sub, tauce Wll burn out With Ut ignItug.
~ fnsur hces A. Cincinnati, and other pacet
where Child Co.'S 'e uent has been used, insure Buid
ngs with Solfs ov,Ted ith this Cement The
4teS those covrre with iron, Copper or Tin
~ The Cement UIu be tarDished TO those al distance
with direc ION for using
~ the under~igned, through the Post
''-''' VII O' ''''r''' ). T. V,TUURsT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-23
J. T. NTTI| N-T,
No. "a, spruce So Get.
rFsTINovI,Ls Am RFF RI CtS.

OFFICE BUCEEYE rArE SsUEANCE '0NPASY,
SNATI, DE 10, $500 (
TO ALL WHOM 1T Nay G NCEES tgI- . 90 Cvrttfy that
have yx4ni.e 5 sscut Houfs Of y. p Ghtis Co..
Elias ic Fire and proof emeut Noohrg" q ne
lieye II 10 e ut mt up other sen OF Roof
ing 10 use. WAS vtne Of -ey frl' Of one o.
thee a large volume Of htme from al Joning
hal ug h ch struck hrr-t. .pou the roof
or uearIy half an II ~too the ira, be ono si
pectayion aud .ayed tn riitug. q. NJ. HAshtL Ii,
President BucAeye Sta Z insuTan. c 20.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-23
BRADsFAW & RUTLAND,

NO.I4, College ~Eie =
IIAvs 49, see we'd their FALL md Mn FR sTo"E
Of ~ 0 NJ sIIs hicn cousis in part Of lae
foUo'iIl:
For sadie, H'I~se. and hiId' e".
Iscir- I'm. hu su9 Morocco Boolees, thlck and ttfF
e, with nd without Htel..
La les ulrcs tt-trg ters, 81 s0d from lac;
fo1.rrs~ .tat. er,, ~ D AMI EIrra-t heel,,
d" Bt5 III %. w. Dl4tu ana ri uuri
% e. md .rorco 10 siu-r h.rz aCd 'h'n sole
Misses Bp.t-es .
with AMI without Heels;
q " Black nd Fancy IA ting Cal ers;
8 Calf tToa' lleetrd ,OT-es o.. srhJs
Children Ktd MDrD ,,Ise, rloE Al sole;
-nkl- Ties and to-e.ts
d" Ton Bp,tres. vii heels;
Women'S extra aH and 80 Il o ices;
Servants '' p ana Durch ,ol-es:
:" Z" . Calf aud Goat, vi % Heels.
For &c .Is and ISOys.
Cents dqe Pump nd sulch Il CAT Boot;
" - q ur, bottom " P.
" d,ub'e ole -. p
g csi: q 'ca J, "a 'nsres, G ders;
g Go,ol r--, ,-w.i N p.sssb
" q ~ Oxfp 'iel zICIe
" &" CIJth Comes CATER, siitcIef
Boys fine " = Cav BOOtS, ewed and p-Eg-i,
" Can and KIP Roo
- sfyri Ii s., - and pegged,
&" - foupTes, ttaiJer7:
" CT Irh and &. Con gres Gd'ers.
Thick gfrOgLr>, Roots.
Fx'ra heays BrDg an, for p.altI.iOL use,
Mems Hra y Boot
Al Of VIII ca vii be sod cheap nv
,ctg BRiD5"Aw L RUTLAND.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-23
CAgAWBA VIM

4 WILL keep c ,usIa.tv on lau a supply Of Dry and
sparatit Mnes, wnCh iii furnish thv TRADE AZ Gin
clnuau ,ricrs, Iregl. 4u4ed. 7. A Mccall,
Adj Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-23
Inres and EslbrOiGeries

In rh.sl.n out stoc f-sup-ro- =cin al the upv-l
ties Of -rsso0. rI.ar arate sud in
-atr~ 81 i7T color an ming FL gtut Tral "
a-d Han, k,rchief- Lac F~ real j at'; Jac0f
an Tri MINIS end F'uHcI g cal \aencIelnts.
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