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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-25
FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE LOT in South Nashville, corner Of So
~ mer and Oak streets, fronting l20 feet on Summe
street and 10 On Oak street. win be sold bargain.
The Gas is being carried up front of this Lot.
AGplyt TO A. V. 8 LINDsLEY,
march2O skB So College street
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GROCERIES,.

GROCERIES,.
SyU4AR-5O hid, Fair 10 Prime in and for sale BY
- fehIS SMITH, LOVE co.
COFFE- bags Prime New Orleans and Baltimore, for
| , ssie by febi8 SMITH, LOVE CO
h1uLAsSEs-T5 bpls and halves ehoise new crop, ioI
M sale by febl8 SMITH, LOVE co.
I,ANDLEs-1OO boxes star Candles and 81 boxes TaloN
I J Candles for sale by SMITH, Love q co.
VA HISKY--lOO bbls Pike's, (per steamer swallow
w 80 bbls did Rve and Bourbon whisky;
90 bbs Smiths Reserve MopongaheiA whisky
BrAndes, Wines, Ac., 6o., IN store and for sale BY
FMITH. LOVE CO.,
~s.kiq No rs Market %
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-25
NEW IRON FOUNDRY.

ELLIS & MOORE
EG leave inform their friends and the public that they
ID have now In operation large and extensive l o "
FOUND " adjoining our Machine shop and pre-
pared 70
FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY,
For every description Of CASTINGS thAtmay be called
for and cheap Il be done vest Of the moCnans
hnL GEARIEG, HossE POWERs, SASH Wu0Hrs,
BANK VAULTs, WINDOw sILIs and LnTLEs, GRArK BARs,
WArxR WHsEs, CoAS CEUsHERs, and all CASTINGS
used la the construction Of Flour M Saw As Furnaces,
and Dwellings, made 20 order az short notice.
We will also furnish every description Of steam and Water
Machinery the L0toe prices Paers made 70 order and
charge for Of patterns shen have In Foundry
The highest prices paid In work for old Iron
FILLS MOORE,
50 Market street, near Broad,
Jan. L Sly Nashville, Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-25
STEAM ENGINES
AND
Mill Machinery.

ELLIS & MOORE,
TTAVING made important additions to machinery,
II greatly increased aoites for manufacturing
sTkAn ESGSEs and Machinery OF every description
prepared manufacture Steam Engines and Boilers equal
In point Of dnsh and durability to any made in the West
and Low prices Having been practically engaged in
the Manufacture OF Machnary n Nashville for he last hf-
teen years and giving personal attention 20 the
fActurng Department we feel confident that give
satisfaction ali who favor with their orders
old stand Nos 50 aud 81 Market street, Broad Nash
vile, Tenn.
All kinds Of work for Flour Mills, Steam Boats Saw Mills,
Tobacco Facores Banks Jas 4e 4e executed promptly
and at the lowest cash prices.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-25
R II MI Q W a is

THE subscriber takes this method OF informing his od
customers and friends and the public generally ihAt
he has removed hts Hardware Store from the old stand on
Market street 10 No So the large brck budinR lately
erected on the south sf BrOad street, where he Keep
constantly hand and makes 10 order the various
tencn 10 his large assortment Of CASTING, ID LLO"-
WAR BRASS &C such Mantle and Coal Crates, Wag-
on Boxes piaw Nod8 Cuter Crrn-She leFs, Corn
Crushers MCrushers Balcony Work and Iron Fencing,
Coaee Ms Tea Kettles Brass tiles Dog Irons Candle
Sticks, and almost endless variety 81 other aIness
iAn29-u ARDkEW ANOkksON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-25

As oder proceeds from he prep p4rson the glove
be worn immediately after it is cleaned. With p &c cf
hanne Apply snsl portion Of 'he PREPARATION very
lightly, aud the dirt will ny disappear IL the
ucle Used by the Kid Glove Manufacturers Of France
impart that purity Of finish for which their
gloves are 80 justly ceebrsed 1t kid spI and
white and CO ortd ko owes elegantly. 1t is also
ceent article Ior the toilet and for beaufyng the
pexion, moving tan pmpes, &c-, in
lence Of the thOus nd and PREF usually
old for nat purpose. Ore trial. the trpg expense Of
25 cents will convince that the article tbatit
is claimed 10 be. Try bottle Of IL 25 cents you
will wis TO be without it. 1t be obtained Of all
Druggists ard dealers in F4nc Goods Nashville,
Wholesale OF the sole prOprieors, CLARK CO., SS5
BRoADwAT HEw YORK. liberal discount t. the trade.
As there inferior article in the e buyers will be
careful TO that Of CLARK Co Is each
bottle wh;cn they purcha fjunt24-S n 81
IMPORTANT IMPORTATION, by which u n suffering
and misery in families may be avoide to married
men and those contemplating maria Address, inclos-
ing fUr postage stamps DR. L. Y. PR0BAkF, BOx 36Co,
New IOrk City. litue24-3ns.l j
Modern STYLE OF SCHOOL FURNITURE, manu-
4s4 factured and for sale by J0HNsON, No. 800 Hud
son ST.. NeS York. large supply kept constantly
hand CircUlstors forwarded on apphcation above.
june24-6ns
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TEE F4R,FAKkD AND POPULAR
MARYLAND LOTTERIES
FOR JULY, 1857.
r. FRANCE g. CO., Managers.
ALL PRIZE SCHEME!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY or ND.

NFtFNINb NVINONLI~IN u TFI@N
CLASS \,
To be drawn Saturday July 25h, In Baltimore Maryland
Drawings conducted under the superntendenee Of the
State Lottery Commissioner.
ALI PuIZE SCHEME.
~ Fseh and EVERY TICKET In this Lottery WILL
ne PRfZE. for an hose Tickle without drawn Bum-
Der, each enti led TO FIVE DOlars gross IA
IS Sumbsrs-ia Drawn BA lots.
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JD.VEN,S ND-iL0YE CLEANER

J0UvsN'5 KID-GLOYE CLEANER.
JOUFEN'S KID-GLOVE CLEANER.
J1UVEN'S KID-GL0VE CLEANER.
JOUVEN'S KID-GLOvE CLEANER.
25 cents per bottle.
IS cents per bottle.
25 cents per 90. tie.
Is cents per bottle.
IS cents per bottle.
25 cents per bottle.
25 cents per bottle.
25 cents per bottle.
One bottle cleans 50 pair.
One bottle cleans SO pair.
One bottle cieans 81 pair.
One bottle cleans so pair.
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II. c. M'NAIRY g. co,
NO bb COLLEGF STREET

HAVE dete mined in future 20 keep up full and ele
giant sork he whole year round that persons visit
ing the city have a. cir Wants supplied at al
and tieE now receiving their SECOND LARGE I'M.
pOHTa TTON
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-25

Thus protecting the public ggn sTrATIoSs,-whch
liable the severest penalties courts olaW award.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE BEST FRUIT CAN

from vIsCHER OWEN CO., Genr Advertising House,
APRLEroN, BUILDING. SAG Broadway, New York.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-03
Educate the Whole Wan.

Everybody should have his head, his
heart, and his hand clucated let this
truth never be forgotten.
BY proper education of his head, he
will be taught what is good, and what is
evil--what is wise, and what is foolish
what is right, and what is wrong. By
the proper education of his heart, he will
be taught to love what is good, wise, and
right, ard to hate what is evil, foolish.
and wrong; and by the proper education
of his hand he will be eneblcd to supply
his wants, 10 add to his comforts. and to
assist those who are around him.
The highest objects of good education
are to reverence and obey God, and to
love and serve mankind; everything that
helps US in attaining these objects is Of
great value, and everything that binders
US is comparatively worthless. When
wisdom reigns in the head, the hand is
ever ready to do good; order and peace
smile around, and sin and sorrow are al.
most unknown.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-03
NUMBER 80.

And, as she finished writing, the noble
girl threw down her pen, and leaning her
head upon her hand, sobbcd convuls'vely'
No eyes but those OF God and His an
gels locked in upon her, as she knelt and
prayed for strengthen her agony; none
knew of the deep grief that had fallen 50
suddeuly upon her, crushing and WE'LL
nigh breaking her heart.
Six weeks afterwards, she sat in her
city home, and read in an English paper
the marriage Of Philip We're and Lady
Clare Leslie. She did not weep; she did
not faint; but. invoking blessing upon
them both, she turned away with q sad
smile, and busted herself with the menu'
scripts that 10y scattered upon her wiring
.lnrl.
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To love as | love thce to feel this world
The bright, the beautiful, joygiving world
\ blank without thee. L. C. LANDoN.
Der the wrung heart, from mdneh's breathess sky,
Lone looked the pity of the Eternal Eye.
Nnw TIMoN.
Maud Raymond sat one in her neat.
Iy furnished parlor. The soft, mellow
light of the chandelier fell upon a face
not strictly beautiful, but very pleasing
in its bright, womanly loveiness; and
there was a light in the large brown eye.
and smile upon the small mouth, that
drew one irresistably towards her. Tho
simply dressed, it needed no very pene.
trating eye to guess that the few rich or,
namcnts, the delicate lily of the valley
wreath, that rested amid her glossy curls,
and the pretty broach that fastened herdcI.
icato collar, were all to please the gaze
Of lover.
A lover! lag5ard one, certainly: for
the little French clock, which stood upon
the marble mantel, had already chimed
the hour Of nine, and still he had not
come. A flush of mingled hope and
fear dyed her fair cheek, as she counted
the weary moments.
When will ho Gomez? she said, half
audibly; and, pressing her hand upon her
heart, as if TO still its wild beating, she
rose from her seat, and walked the floor
in agony.
Again, and yet again, the little clock
chimed forth the hour-ten--eleven-
and, as the last silvery stroke died away,
Maud, with an impatient gesture, brush.
ed away the bitter tears that filled her
eyes; a cold, stern look settled upon her
face, and, murmuring, He will not be
here to. night she sadly, and with wild.
ly beating heart, left the room.
All the next day, she sat silen, and
alone in her little boudoir. She could
not summon resolution TO go out. Per.
haps there was faint hope in her bosom
that he might call; but, if so, she was
again doomed to disappointment. 1t
was about noon, when a letter was
placed in her hand, directed in familiar
cbirography; it ran thus:
Maud, darling-Once more. and per.
haps for the last time, let me call you by
that dear name; there is no harm in my
doing so now, for to.morrow's sun will
probably see me on my way to England.
Maud, since the first time | met you. |
have loved you with my whole heort---
how wildly. how passiona.sly, yon may
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-03
WINCHESTER:
SATURDAY MORNING, OCT'R 3

The EAST TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA
RAHRoAD,-The Huntsville Advocate of
the Sd says:
The East Tennessee and Virginia
Railroad will be completed by the end Of
this year Track laying on the gap Of
40 miles is prosecuted with much energy. q.
When completed this will give con,in.
Gus railroad. connection from Memphis to
New York. 1t will be the great central
line between the North and South, and
must become a travelling ,horoughfarc.--
The elbow from Chattanooga to Dalton
will soon be made straight by road 80
miles long from Chattanooga to Cleve.
Matchmaking the whole line then toler.
ably near an air line.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-03
NOTICE.

Valuable Town Lots and desirable
Family Residences near the public square
for sale or exchange for young Negroes,
or in part for good Mules, Mich Cows,
Sheep and Hogs. Four lots with i'm.
provements, al in one block, surrounded
by streets running in every direction.--
Fifty acres of Land on Little Hurricane
Creek, with sr.power where there was
formerly cotton factory in operation--
also, One and Two.horso Threshers and
Scparators, made by G. Westinghouse &
Co, Of Schenectady, N. Y, whidh they
insure. Call and see one operate in
threshing any kind Of grain, and see their
bills, certificates, &c, &c. gay- A good
bargain may be had by calling soon on
the undersigned, who is authorized TO SELL
aug22 p. ]. CURLE.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-03
County Court Clerks Office,
FnANELrN County, TENNESSEE.

FEANELIN COUNTY, TENNESSEE.
\. A. Camp, ct als
against the Heirs of Solomon and Petition to sch land
Mary Camp, deceased.
M motion orcomplanant and it appearing 10 tie salts.
" faction OF the Clerk, that defendants Benjamin Cowln
and wife Sally, --- Appleton and wife Fanny, Joseph
Camp, Joseph COwu and wife Pemea, Wiley Jeton and
wife Lucinda, David VIM. J.. John JOSEPH ard Mary
Finch, minor heirs of Isaac and Petty Finch and VIM.
Camp, nonresidcns OF the state of Tennessee so that
the ordinary process of the law cannot he served upon
them is therefore ordered that pubiCationbe made in
the Home Journal newspaper published in the town of
Winchester, Tennessee three successive weeks re.
qurng said NONRESIDENT defendants to make their person
al apl carance before the Hon Judge of the County Court
Of Franklin County the first Monday in October, 1857,
and plead, answer or demur to compainans' BILL or the
will be taken for confessed to them and set for
hearing eXparte. WM. f. TAYLOR, Clerk
Estl Garner, for complts [Serti2 St 50
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-03
NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE.

This Great Journal Of Crime ard Criminals is in its
Twelfth Year, and is widely circulated throughout the
country II contlns all the Great Trials Criminal Cases
ard appropriate Editorials the same, tOgeher with in
formation on Criminal Matters be found many other
newspaper.
q subscriptions &C. per annum; 81, for six months,
10 be remtted by subscribers, who should write their
and the town. county and state whe-e they reside
plainly, TO A SEYMOUR
Editor y Proprietor Of the National Police Gazette
tune27 New York CITY.
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TO NASSAUER'S GO.

.l)ress makes the man." The gentleman appears
Much more the gentleman for what no wears.
n elegant then you'd be in attire,
90 that not only men but GIRLS will admire,
ToNAsSAUER'S 81, for at his store you'll find
Bcautiful clothing of every kind,
with cheapness, taste, and fashion combined.
His Coats are the incest ever displayed,
pesides Pants and Vests-all ready made,
Al prices moderate, and all guaranteed
TO be made in style superb indeed.
Here handsome shirts your rapt attention calls,
There, nice CATERS just suited for balls,
Knit Drawers, Undershirts, Combs and Collars
Buy them of NAssAUER, and thus save your dollars.
Of Handkerchies and Gloves he has rich variety,
And neck ties too,--but 'twoud be safety
70 enumcrate all the goods you there can buy,
For the most nstideous he can supply.
Don't take our word, but 60 yourselves
And see the goods upon his shelves
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"e At this offce
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-03
Hand for sale.
O,,c Cent Reward.

NOTICE is hereby given to the public that William
~ Parton, bound boy, has left my control without
cause and all persons warHei not 10 have dealings
with him on my account, as viii not be responsible.
The above reward will be given for his apprehension
and delivery 10 JOSEPH HOLDER,
Sepi2 3t Franklin Co., Tenn.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-03
Rare Chance to make Money.

WE Undersigned has, at great deal Of expense col
s @etea together the following valuable Recipes, DC,
W several OF which he has paid Is 90 each, and he has
doubt that any possibly fail to make, in short
ule' an independent living by selling them Some Of
e % cost $50, and several Of them yet SELL to
business men, and the afflicted for that amount All who
wsh 10 procure them, either for their own use sell
S.n can receive the entire lot enumerated below, By
Onr NR Isf ma post paid by sending the undersigned
for making the celebrated gold and silver
terleit detectoy
~, esipe for maknsth best black. blue and red inks,
"s laelhbe inks OF all colOrs.
arecpe for making the celebrated oil paste blocking.
Mieotpefor making the celebrated washing fluid, which
as one to wash more clothes in one hour than in
the ordinary way, and with scarcely any labor; it
to wash all kinds Of fabrics, silks and woocns,
well a. linens, it also sets colors rather than
recipe for making the best Matches
recipe for making the best Cologne and the renowned
which is the very best thing for the hair
recipe for making the hair curl most beautifully and
'pto cnanse hair from light or sandy color to black
reepe for making the best quality Of shaving soap.
INA l9l removing frcekes tan, and sun burnt from
recipe for keeping butter from RANGING for four
recipe for the certain cure of aux and diarrhca.
arecipe for the certain cure CT cancer
recpe that instantly cures the most toohache.
''ashs, colds and general debility
Arecpe for the certain cure OF ague and fever and fits
.i sorts This recipe may Be considered rSYAL1IBLE
An has never been known to fail 'G
hrecpe for temperng edged TOOLS which has been SOLD
10 his neigh borbood for $40
we win also give Dr. Reeses discovery by the safe OF
n he advertises man can make $50 per month; also
prof winiamsons two ways OF making from 81 to st4
dayi and Mr. J. Cooks way OF making from 600 10
o per cent, as advertised by him In different newspa
.sa We win also send lot Of other valuable recipes
% edou. to mention, which have printed the entire
embracng all the valuable recipes and ways to make
"yWney, ever advertised In the United States.
"eare Well assured that ono will ever regret send.
A he n
for some should not feel disposed to sell to
'ney would still save, every year, many times the
of the cost by being able to made these articles
o. having them to buyj and the Ingredients used in
a them cost comparatively nothing little in fact,
- oee wno manufactures to sell can, in many cases,
Ine is, rom ioO0to 5000 per cent profit
address all orders to
d. F. BLACKBURN, M. D.,
NPuH ~ Hampshire. slaury County, Tenn
nj. Of every description, neatly printed, for
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-03
MAUD RAYMOND'S LOVE.
pY T. T. l. N ME- VIM.
CHAPTER |.

------- IL ~ fearful thing
To love as love thce to feel this world
The bright, the beautiful, joy.gving world
\ blank without thee. L.C. LANDoN.
Der the wrung heart, from mdniehts breathess sky,
Lone looked the pity Of the Eternal Eye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-29

The undersigned, importers OF German hard rare and
cutlery, for The purpose OF considering
and deplorabo consequences OF the present
caam After due elaboration thereupor adopted the
folosing preamble and resolutons:-
whereas, the credit syslem Of late years has been more
and more extended and therefore he's resulted DOLLY
iosies and entertainments 10 he trade In gepcrsi-Nnd
Whereas tho addiu OF lawful Interest sJrds no c,npon
rarop FOR the difference In limo between m posson Of
sooes, and The Prolonged settlement Of sales thercve
" hereby rosolved;-
That all credits shall be limited 70 four mon he rom
the sae or delivery Of goods here or their sh moci from
That this credit shall not bs erterdei under any Gil
orms'ances Whatever for any confederation, e1oopt
opy IN case OF necessary extension OF ali sne liabilities Of
the party concerned
g. rhs, notes shall be taken, except they are msce
payable 10 ih city or Nth the orrcsi rate Of exchange
on New Ycra
That hssc resolutions shall take eeo, on the art OF
January noyt and sha not DO altered cxcopi by vote OF
two thirds OF NE con curing firms
Thai In evcy Of violation Of any Of there resou-
tons, the party vioaung the shall have 70 pay
penalty OF nvr hundred dsas be paid In the veasury
Of the German widow and Orphan societv.
That COPY OF this preamble apd revolutions be sent
10 oil the customers Of the undernsued ana also me same
be Inserted In one CT more OF the leading papers.
erAsDfso COMMITTEE.
Herman Boxer Co Edward 8ehY,
witte a Brunswig, A schiller a o.,
Edward wiyths, WIN Alderman Il Co,
schmldt, Brothers 4 Co, Rubons Frefrchs o.,
Louis Struer, q. A. echedL
Jeiinshaus A Co, Hllrcr A %.
NEW YoRK, ocs n, 1857
wK JELLISGHAUs, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-29
vne Hsws from Europs-yhs Balance OF
Trade.

The receipt Of million and quarter in gold
by the Persia is so unusual phenomenon that Il
may well suggest some reflections on the present
condition and future prospects Of that mysterious
entity which is called the balance Of trade.
The balance of trade, we need hardly say, Ia
the difference between the exports and imports OF
o country; thus the balance Of trade between
England and ourselves is the difference between
our imports from and our exports to England.
The balance of trade Is said to be against a
country when her imports exceed her exports; in
that case she is bound to make up the deficiency
either in specie or In paper securities which her
creditors agree to take.
The natural law Of commerce ought to make
this country creditor Of all Others that Is to
say. ought to establish a balance of trade In our
favor with every country with which we trade.
For we produce larger quantity and have
larger surplus of the necessaries Of life than any
foreign nation we need nothing from abroad
half 20 much as foreigners need what we alone
can send them. But, such has been the inge-
nuity of foreigners, 70 low the cost OF labor In
France and England and 90 large the means and
the appe.ites Of our people, that this balance
which should he in our favor has been turned
against Us. For many years We have
been heavy debtors TO England We have
always taken OF her manufactures 70 much more
than she has taken Of corn and cotton Though
sbe has relied upon us for work and food for her
people,, that for years we have been compelled
to send 10 England, to square the annual account,
and pay up the balance OF trade, over thirty mil
lions of specie and more than twenty millions In
the shape Of paper securities of one Kind or
another. Without this, we should have been
bankrupt nation.
Last year, there was an attempt made by some
Of the stockholders who were interested In the in
Cation Of values TO show that the accounts Of the
year made cut balance Of trade in our favor.
We thought It worth while to explode this mis-
chievous nonsense ct the time, and We showed
from the statistical records that during the las
fscn year the balance Of trade accumulated
against us by England somewhat exceeded forty
two millions Of dollars. IL need, OF course, have
been no such sum had our people possessed the
moderation 70 restrict their purchases of foreign
goods within convenient limits, but we must take
people as they are.
The prospect then with which the present fiscal
year was commenced was one In which the ba-
lance Of trade to be shown against US In Juoe,
1868, would figure at not less than forty millions
II appeared pretty certain in July last that there
could not be much deviation from this figure
Merchants, bankers and statesmen reas Jned from
IL confidently.
AL these ressopings aud expectations have