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II II E N E W B o 0 X s.
LECTURES OF LOLA MONrEZ, .
Comic Aspect Love,5 Beautiful Women "Galsny"
&c. Muslin, steel portrait. Price 81
WOMAN'S THOUGHTS ABOUT WOMEN
The best work bv the author OF John dsh1 Gen
temapp Agsha's Husband The Oglvies," Olive, kc
Bound in muslin. Price 81
FOLLOWING THE DRUM;
Or GLIMPsEs FRONTIER LIFE Being brilliant shetcnes OIL
Incidents the Rio Gande &c. BY Mrs EGBEfT
L. VILE. Muslin. Price 81.
FOURTH.
LIFE OF BUGH MILLER,
Author Of Schools and Scboomsster Old Red SAnestone
Sc From the Glasgow edition. Prepared BY THOMAS n
Brown. Muslin. Pfioe 81
TRUE LOVE NEVER DID RUN SMOOTH.
An Eastern Tale, in Verse BY THOMAS BAILEY ALDRcH
author Of Babe Be Elegantly printed aud bound IL mus
lin. Illustrated Price so cents
COsMOGONY;
Or THE MYSTERIES CREATION. remaikabs book being
Analysis Of the First Chapter Of Geness BY THOMAS
DAVIES. Octave muslin. Price e.
Booksellers, by ordering in quantities, VIII % s'en ." ~
discount O Books sent on SALE 80, ,,,plu
RUDD 4 CARLETON, Publishers ana boo.~Her,
B-RuDD CARLETON, upon receipt OF the Prics VIII
,d nnv OF the above by mail postage prepeo 10 any
ns of he This mode be adopted when me
n.bbops Booksellers lot supplied with the desired wort
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CWEDENBORGIAN BOOK-ROOM.
- SWEDENBORGs THEOLOGICAL WRITINGS com
Dee edition and eli Ae various coserA NEW CdURCH
R0kkS, for sal- u the Depository Of
TIE AN sweDENBORG PRINT and PUB. SOCIETY, aud
TIE AMERICAN NEW CHURCH ASSOCIATION
Resm so. 20 Cooper Institute, kstsr-piare, N. Y.
Csas ssss hrpsh~d Srsf;s spp.sS;op.
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uAVE YOU READ COBBs NEW SEA
i Story the Ledger Il can be bad ., al the New,
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CHAMBERSs JOURNAL for JULY nov
~ fsssy, fcr sale by The Asepts
CHAS g. FRANCIS Co., No. 50 Broadway.
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lave YOU READ COBB's NEW SEA
STORY in the Ledger Il Be he'd II al the News
Ofiess
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HAVE YOU READ COBB's NEW SEA
i STORY n the Ledger Il can be hsi ., al the News
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10

HENRY WARD BEECHER.
There Be no more sone.Da companion for Summer tour
than .b book Il will s.l to you yet weary you, Of the
soul. desires of wants and common weaAne''e
and raise your thoughts delightful meditation things more
substantial than those Of earth.
The New. York Teacher says;
From grave to gay from lively severe they seem 10
comp.,, Al. bounds of practical moral religious thought and
while they contain nothing there is cant Sunday
rmasm about Chief among their beauties is the facility
with which be of the commonest phenomena in na
ture and life to point moral"
To those ppt up cities better mulant can be found tor
the inspatou to fancy ourselves bills ard das side Of
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fme Of thousand flowers or listening to the wbns voices Of
the force, birds th.n read Life ThOueh where
Of Nature |, 10 handed and welded to impress itself upon you
and where the teaching drawn from Is into veryex'
sence-
Says The Dany News, ST.. Anthony, Min;
takes every man by the hand and him with an en-.
couasue 1t In 6se lines whose truths
clpsd in the vines and Of love- and reiosn with
Heavenly odors"
TAKE IT TO THE COUNTRY WITH
YOU.
There you better read
LIFE THOUGHTS,
and s teachings s ahs where the very ius.r
ens crowd around you every form which the strong nec
tusl mind of
HENRY WARD BEECHER,
tu so happily employed to force the soul firmly to grasp
the truths taught BY them.
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and beauty the human mind possessesp
ARE YOU GOING TO THE SEA
SHORE?
Take with you
LIFE THOUGHTS.
And ,s.d In Il how beautifully from Of breakers from
the quiet Of playful from the silence Of the calm
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move, everything around us can be made tesch useful
| lesson.
The Low Farmer rays:
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ply or nature who appreciate the noble and good In human
Life and action should make haste procure copy Of this new
work"
THE BEST BOOK FOR SUMNER READING
BEECHERS LIFE THOUGHTS.
Five minutes reading VIII furnish mstenA for hours Of
and draw our souls communion with the JOYS
Of Nature and make or find within hearts wsnprns
Of happiness.
TAKE 1T WITH YOU
wherever you 20, to while away the long summer aS'
The New. Bedford Mercury rays:
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word and leisure for profound neos'o ol'
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REMEMBER THERE rs NO BETTER
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on every nomep, invested ir iss peSus&-
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A NEW and INTERESTING BOOK upon
n PARISIAN MANNERS.
PARIS WITH PEN AND PENCIL;
ITS PEOPLE AND LiTEktTshE sfss ITS LIFE AND DoS'-
By D.yIp ". ,s B.sTIrr15, TIA. d, r,sv Ian.
"''N0' VI Grey" Lie Of Joan Of Arc" etc
With SO Illustrations and Portraits SIS pages limo. Price 81
The Of this the results Of two visits to
public snd the second when Napoleon Ill Empefor Of
France have skeched people aud places and onee as saw
haze not erdesvo,ed make handbook to Paris bat
have d.scbd those places and objects men came more par
uenary notice hsve also thought best instead OF
devotre my whole to the desnpon Of places or the
maj ns the suesi civ ~sn ns srsss sea,
men Paris and of France and among them few OF the
in"@dse Of FrsncE literature and .uo either pat pres
the Of readers and Paris and faace can only
been add .oGewh. 70 the general reader. ere
ssisd sssdS whose social laws are 'as s.asA s-a' u '
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CHAMBERSs JOURNAL for JULY now
ready 'Is cHAs ~ S oi iFRaScis Is Co. No s4 Broadway
HUMOROUS and ORIGINAL WORK.
IL In a few days will be Published;
LIFE AND ADVENTURES
MAI. ROGER SHERMAN POTTER;
TOGETHER WITH -
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DALACE GARDEN, 1ith-st. and 5th-av.-
aRS6 fRSaEsaDE s.dsdsy cy5SSEkf Ssg Il pErE
will b. sis.n %N under the di'ctoa Of Mr. THo@ks BAKER
late Of La Tteat-r formerly Leader of Julien.
frs, Prcnsp sd Concert. given London the Lyesam
under srnor Ne under orp then with the celebrated
H'en' o'd' v5 Psnas ss sR RnSo5
l. Overture" L. Dam. :........;; Boide.u
on fsvoIte seo,ch airs. No. l. yscobte All" Charlie
he Ru.hs. S. There. luck about the house." aud the
Sd Introduction snd Cav.tin.' from the Opera Of the
~ neh.nne." Performed on the Clrionet.e. B.fs
and StSy or Ss AgsS:D Banner; o ns
tn. Gem Of the OcssrS %sshio ston's March" Fiosie
a' 6:oi
with the shouts Of the Populsce
Intermsson Of ten minutes
IDIroSu:ss the ceebr.ed Seem. VIII thou leave thy
home % grormed on the Corr ct snd Trombone x,.,
s. B.sd-s XaibIasn Crouch
PERFORMED on the Comet
d9sass SSsa ht Choicest .s''sae
sn.lisn Cnorus"" De Ps'e.,ore7 the " bhndi'i." &C.
ss.ss esioc with a::'i
cSSSERTs ESEay TTEsp r 2s9m. I'd SATURDAY
Admson Conc. Nshs Is Cent. Refreshments 10. In
uS IS o. ". MGndy s % yea as vii s
given in eeshmsns Ma.ie these nights also,
b
The Ices and Creams made b. MI Contoits foreman,
'''s' the '''s''"'In De = FoahEsr ii TisDALE Popn-,
NIBLOs GARDEN.-SUMMER ARRANGE
IN MEET-rckets 50 TO al parts Of the hou'e sad no
FIRST coME; 5yRs FIRST ;s served ;s,.
The l'''A''l' one St sksfcSEs SST:s1 8 IN INDIA
s.ss s sas. ss s.s s.s , sIT sa.%
IL,ein'son ard P,o%snsde cSncer. n IN snsS 'ss
~ ''"''''' PADDY RYANs DREAM
HsSe HS,Sey Mia. Shaw ID. Vernon
Door. open II Il to so@aenee at O'clock
VVALLACK's THEATER Summer Season
w Door, open at u Performance 20 commence '-Ihis
I'ASiNo orLANNreAN AND THE FAIRIES.
Ph.lm oFsnHisan NJ W. j. Florence renee
1'''N' MIsCHIEvoUs ANNIE.
Aane Spruce w. j. EIoreaos
RARNUM'' NJ S E U NJ.
LAST DAY OF TIE SEASON
GRAND CoAic AEIANot-
-Four gre. '''siti; sifssseos fiass % nd EVENING ,
Mr. z BLANCHARDS BENEFIT TONIGHT.
SATURDAY j1'l hFl1Easoos, Ii lse,; f.. > o'e.oel,
. s 9F Th1G sGr sEVE. EVE TEAM. s.N
WOMAN: Colin K.tr Denim Ry.a a., r,,.vcu.,n-
T ns SosEss os e M' ~ Il
md Il iRf m io1Ta ;;sif y Tso %oa1s
On MONDAY. AYMAR, the wizard and vsathuoaaia, vii
insOau.e bis sesnces MyHssuses The Summer Novelties Of
ls. AQUA vIvARn tin which b.v. jos been u.seduosd
sone IlooS- rs1 ssssoass Bic JanO) also mlhon OF
suIo.Es ise,dns 2. aes.' H.sgs 2. ay Etc., c; -
AAntsaacs % ~ IS ssn:s sA1drsn usSss - esntA
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HAVE YOU READ COBB's NEW SEA
III STORY the Ledger 1t can be bad q. al he News
Offices
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"a L L Z N I ! o n :"
WILL BE PUBLISHED, JULY Is,
LIFE OF BENEDICT ARNOLD,
THE TRAITOR.
The Third Of the New Series of American Biographies for
Youth and the oIy complete Life OF Arnold ever published
ny GEORGE CANNING HILL,
Elegantly Ilpsre.d Also, now ready, Second Edition OF
LIFE OF GEN. ISRAEL PUTNAM,
LIFE OF CAPT. JOHN SMITH.
These are the ard complete for Youth
ever publIhed send early orders 70
l. o. LlBsY 4 Co.. Puhishen,
Nos. IS and rs Washington st-, Boston.
For sale by all Boob kselerG
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HAVE YOU READ COBB's NEW SEA
STORY In the Ledger 1t can b. had .; a the News
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Chances for Bnslness Men.

A CADEMY for SALE.--A new and well-con.
"A sted Academy with bot cold snt shower baths se.ea
sas f0ursbing city south Of New fofh iocstion
healthy school prosperous 80 10 90 ps Terms
easy Address BOARDING. SCHOOL, Tribune Ohfee.
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HAVE YOU READ COBB's NEW SEA
Ii STORY In the Ledger 1t be had =; ali the News
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10

NEW MUSIC" The Angels Told me so"
IN Duet and Chorus be . song Words BY the
Rev Sidney Dyer music BY Horace Wsiera Price IS cena
a.d fee. Pnbshed by Horace Wsers No. SIS Broadssy
Nsw-lok.
TIE sbov Song founded the following striking incident:
child having brother about eisht sck unto DEATH
DE-, the suss told him that his brother would die and
BE- swsy but could asin The invalid dyns
few dsys sf ~ -te child learning H. supps~d hs body
had flight with hs spirit On being taken = the cp
he exclaimed ss be entered the roon Oh there's Ale the
lhte angels told me would bacs aud TIE
topehra thought ~ought into and music
which v straight 10 every mothers heeft wao hss child
anens the sDeels-
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TEACHERS and LITERARY INSTITUTIONS
Il will receive gyatis. application,
NEW DE SCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE,
containing snd ccposs connepdaons from the highest
literary and educational sources OF the
AMERICAN EDU CAT1ONAL SERIES.
Course peaIy leo prscesl spprosed and progressive
COLLEGE AND SCHOOL TEXT-BOOkS.
Including The latest and best works on BOTANY NATQKAL
PHILOSOPHY CHEMISTRY, sDd GRAMMAR with READ
FRS ARI1HMErlCs. HISTORIES, FRENCH GERMAN,
DRAWING, SCHOOL MUSIC. &C With favorable terms tor
spt cimen cotieA hrs! in,Ioc actoIs- Address -
IVlSON PHISSEY,
Educstional Puelshers, New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-04

open one hour before the starting Of each Train which
allows ample time for tie purchase Of Tickets. u is
open at other time during the day. Passengers
for the Eastern Gates leave the A. ". Train.
which connects throughout with Trains the other
roads. Time 10 Richmond - hours; Washington two
days; Philadelphia two half, and New York
three days. THIS is the cheapest aud best from
Nashville 10 the East.
New orleans passengers leave on the $50 r. N,
Train, arriving at Memphis in time So connect for New
Orleans, on The evening OF the next day, and go
thI ouEh with boats without detention Memphis.
Those for McNuuyIlle 81 aTta. aua EccIs, h springs
leave Nashville ou the 2;ao Z. VI. I:lu. which con
directly TGlIhou with thc Train Nc1iiuI-
vile. Persons leaving NcNunvIile ia the morning
arrive at Nashville al 1880 Z. ~
Al Nashville there boats which leave daily for
Suhaua, ana connect Nth boats Tor different places
the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, a'so, daily hlc Of
stages for Louisville leaving every morning the
arrival Of the night express
BY this change OF schedule, the Train.tro Mem
phIs connects direct at Stevenson With up and
down day Trains, causing Ho delay 10 Nashville and
Eastern Passengers, and one hour b. gained tho
former schedule IA gong 10 Memphis from Nashville
q. J. All EE~DN,
It. General Ticket agent
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Cha ncery Court at Nashville

n B. Ip.ley % &C, IleIls9 t'K Am = ~ q
ai-ltTigin-i NlL
A the oflce 81 the Clerk and Master - She thsn-
~ eery Court Al Nashs Use oH the afth Say - 3~I
ISIS "a snotioa ~ complainant BY ceaissei a. ne
aixe cause and i appearing the satzsartssl q! ne
C4a-rk asa Master thst thc saii defendant ,. ".
fan i noil rrsdent q te state e Irnnrss~ ana
thereserethe oFis4ry Irso~ss q Us court east .
s.rs ui. him. i : therefore ordered ~ The tiefe
md Mailer ta1 pahcAton be nFa1e Tor tisar weeks
In .secezsion IL ne Nashville faifiot, Newspaper
Dahlshei IN she ely q Nashville, requiring ne s2d
-f-rsn~t l. srtsar the naxt af the ehauce-
- ,rt a.. BE holden for the county - i4Nfison, II
-. rc,rs trluse thereof IN The city q Nashville on
the fist Monday n November nsH, ana answer sa.ta
and "a dawn loF hearing "a glarta.
JNO. = GIEAFRS,
3 ssnts3-xsa PT'sssssS CieEk : Master.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERT1FICATEs.

Enclose the money address for the Tickets OF
dered receipt ~ which they will be forwarded BY
FIRST mail. Purchasers have tcSets ending IN any
hgurt they may designate.
The LIST q Drawn Numbers and Prizes VIII be sent
30 purchasers inIuedaieiy after the drawing
rs Purchasers Wll please ~ritc ti"sr ssaatires
plain, and give thcf Fs; pfloe, cnunty and STATE,
s5- Remember that every Prize j. drawn ald aya
bic without tie,iucflon.
ns-A All prize - - onQ and under. paid lmwc late
~ altar the dfaNig der flizes 90 DE 50 te al
thirty days
Ali cniill 90 caliss'iTs5st scig cunldentEEl,
Adslrtos Orders Tor Iickets or Certificates 20
;. sWAS x co, Augusta, Ga
Ga- Persons Residing near Montgomery, Ala, o.
Atlanta, Ca, have their orders died, and save
time. by addressing ;. swan Co. 90 either II those
cities.
era let OF the numbers that arc drawn FROM the
wheel with the Amount 81 The pTizc tat each cue -
nutrd -, all be liuhs ael alter every drawing, ID
the following laicrs .--tfsg1 lCa.,l rorzfailf ssi
Isl Ar.s OgfeIas fAc,ta, ulsic Rsfissr. thaFi-ts-
sE1sturf, Nlare o. ssr, f{ifsitt Aagiis7rHcsF. asr
FORK H'okig hag D.. "A GsarstnH Rlch-
as.4zf Ei7sF,-E. No fsrk plsgask esd f..t ffirg
MS czft.ss sHa Liais Roek ick IrEs nezsseTaf
sePls-tA
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-04

CUCCFEnINe J. G is.rsien IA abs Laa5er trade,
- Wiii eoEtinue tha business the old stand go.
III ffoaasas) where vii b. pleasei 70 meet al
lie tsltraus Qf ay predecessor aud many others
a. may flvor With call
I have several Hllis cstiiug foriar and Cedar
Iagnbsr, oesiies large supply al white and yellow
fine, thus ea@bliag NE - sell Al manufacturer )
prizes
Having purchased me books and accounts OF the
old arm al xho are aware OF their ndsbtedness viii
please come fcFWaTa and settle BY tAe arst 81 Sep
,emhsr o. l all pat their aecoahts with olacer
Tor collect or.
Having aelsrmined 70 sdhere r.eldiy 20 the Cash
system, al Ofders mast be accompanied vha the
money OF be Iejected.
suz2e-u = n oAtak@'
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k0 Roxks TOBACCO, various braaas, h
W sspts-9 plLL0S Co
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Chancery Court at Nashville.

Henry Crutcher VS.. Thomas Crutcher and others.
ITO Mary Urutcher, widow of Henry Crutcher, de
i ceased, Albert G. Crutcher, Mrs. Mary Helm and
her husband Thomas J. Helm, Mrs. Margaret Nc
Dowell and her husband Joshua A Mcdowell, Mrs.
Eliza Twyman and her husband William Twyman,
George Crncher, IhOs Cruieher, William II. Crutcher
and James Crutcher, children and heirs law Of
Henry Crutrher, decd. Ia pursuance of the law in
such cases made and provided you hereby
fed ami required 10 appear at tle Court house in
Nashville on the first Monday in November next to
show cause, # any you have, why the suit Of Henry
CrUtcher vs.. Thomas Crutcher Ct ais now pending in
the Chancery Court at Nashville, Tenn. should not
be revived IL your names.
JNO. E GLEANES,
sept2S-4w Clerk X Master
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Further Reduction.
EEzzzz9 Ezzst1:sz7 E :siss7 81
49, 49, - =--=-zS
ere july I0TI. 1858. se--
Through Rates OF Freight from
New York to Nashville,
AND SAVANNAH.
New York 10 Nashville.
CLASSIFICATION ON TIE ABOVE ROUTES
First

Hardware, (cNcept such as specified IN First ant
Third classes } Coffee Mills. Machinery: Toreigu
quors, IN barrels md jfprs; Tubacco hxes: Ieath
or, IA rolls aud boxes, Oils. m barrels anil casks
Crocsery and CUee'zNfre IN crates auf casks; Rice
Whiting, Plaster, sheet Brass and Copper
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-04

flEESIAS no deslEe 10 try their lpCs these Gel
l. sbrated i4iteEsez. Nh.eh draw every saturday
the year haSr their orsieFs pFunsriy attended %
witAoat tlse risk q sensing b. mail b aJdres-sHg
SAM. SNLN 4 CO.,
Eax NJ. 81 4. o., Nashville
4 cory II the Otcisi DraWiug VIA be sent O. each
purchaser immediately after the drawing takes place
Fer price, see advertisement IN .inltle cgiuaIn-
Prise u whole ticks.A SO, haives s.; qaaftsrs g
so; eigrhihs Ell IS. ertis
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EXonne Again,

MIR. LAxCOMBE desires to MORN HI.
WI .F.eads tsid tue pthl scae aily that hs has &c
tur ned us Northern tour ard IL ready IL tsn
the faH cainl asa.
Fully postsd all recent improvements In Photo
graphic Nanipu!atson--reiyng, heEetofore - lsly
npn thS tfs ol hts pictures and detersaiaed A.
Spa elo. 10 icsse, he confidently h.. lies ti,ss.
vino have never siysn i,ln far uas, ~ 10 So
Ladies will nna lis ~ set rosnls he mesI eepxe,
neaitiy AMI Pleasantly located u any i a., CIV
Clerfy street, corner Of Union. segai-a
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GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
BooKsN go: lBOoKs!!

rINHE following Is SCHEDULE of Property which
i will be gwen Purchasers OF Books at the time
az Sale by
The United States Benevolent Society for tn
Diffusion of Useful Knowledge:
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ENIra Chance.

I An offering Tor SAB thet beautlui House and 1t.
Il ~ Cherry street 5unl tie '.trnl Duii1i.l~.
tuuH in course o srctpn) fronting 90 feet and rut
uihg back ISL feet. This IS thr most desirable prop
erty m the city for sale Also, two Store Houses on
Market street near spring 81 Appy o.
VIII. T.. BOYD.
jy1-tf No 30 Cherry street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-04
w. u. CEEEE4DS ~ CO.'S
TEN
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

rTNHE undersigned purchased the state Right for
4 TeunessCc II The above pateut about one year
ago and has since Introduced extensively various
portions OF the state asks now the attention OF build
ers and the public generally, TO cSanllue is superior
ity over other modes az Roofing.
The material forms hard aud smooth surface. II
is impervious 70 water, eastc and flexible; 70 viii
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure 70 nre Il u
cheaper than ANY roof Of the Old sty Ia anu ain sHre
It viii give better faenn ois durability there
Is me- question II is the best thing ever Invented FOR
painting Of old Icaky Tin roofs.
E6- The Cement will be furnished TO those at dis
lance with directions Tor usiEg
Rs- COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE
- Orders seat IA the undersigned, through the
Post Once VIII be promptly attended q.
would respectfully refer D. tte following gentle
men Gor whom have coyeTe'! buildings vii, tic &c
ment, and many others whose narass are act here
mentioned.
ARs1arEcrs AND aAs1lss MEsHAs1cs ~ SAsAyhIA
1essrs nrGHiS x SMITH.
COLEMAN sf-AIS.
Wa SToCkEII.,
Mr.. H. NJ. AkkROID.
WAKkk.N 4 MOORE,
HOuSB s MCCULLOUGH.
Col. ii i. N3SnkRsoN, y. Co..
Rev H. ELLIOTT,
D. r. wIIKlN,
K. }. MkinS,
ENoCH ENSIEY,
sLAU6HTfR \ HEREFORD,
4r- N.B- SiApAkb,
n WILLARD,
A v, ). LiNlSlEY. .--s
Gen. WASH EARt9tW. afr
". ii. GoRION a CO
JAS. n. KENDRICk,
RectsE D. q. SMITH, Columbia.
Ma. a J. IoNELS0S, pavsdsea eEnniya
Col a }, POLK, Maury eeenty
az The Nashville x Chattanooga Railroad G lhla
have adopted tbs Cement for ths covering Of their
cars and ether work.
a. oertlneates and testimonials fram Cincinnati
and esa~ here where the CaLaelsf has eeen general
for several years, can be exhbitea.
The undersigned hsts hs enga.ssi vaFloes mces
OF Cesneat resng for many years aud a4tters himself
that he has gained s1tne experesAce aad knowledge
duFing that slEle.
impaired article q Roonng Felt Ir0m EpAisfoS RRo-
Takss Mes York.
Samples u Koonng 10 be seen Al offser.
J. 7. SAIlIuRST,
once No, Is Iis.fefick street.
mayl5-sm NA-ukfflk. lass.
kO RoxEs TOBACCO, various braaas. b,
uU sepg3-tf DILLON 4 CO
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-04
For RENT.

A NFAT ard ooniIprtsbie eealhls, situated jrsf
u beyunt the Na-svi,ie and Chattanooga Easirts,t
neFssa. in Illness Addffi0a, with so1d cistern ard
every euence esszFy to Fclffr esr ne
re-i f.l.cc- Allsy ~ IS. q. Hyf4t.iF.
auE.s-r -. = filerri ~.
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Post Omce.

NAsHNIIfK, March %, te5t.
Tsis0M and after the .st ef APRIL the Past unce al
elise a. An OpeH again AZ p ~ and Cioss At
r 4. On all other days the Offer vii be opened Il
hasf past q, O'Clock A. NJ aud cinse nj = o'elk u.
~ ssR. ANDERSON. pa Master
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-04
For Rent.

THE desirable residence No. - Soufh Spruce street
Il a irase can De- had u ggos t.'last- Altar, rule
uex tlrhiture, 81 worth, Apply the orsle
EO1lfI GIBSON,
aue11-l Ca tie incmlzcs.
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Fifty Negraes for Sale.

A MONO the lot We have several good FaInliicE tive
~ or three young Women with r.i rhi'i fuiE -.uf
Hlnse Boys, boys from j. a. 20, good IHias -r,Ir
SegVaut, with good lot oi field hands men and sls
and "a gtssi blacksmith aud Barber.
aUr1a-ff IA ~. HAYNES 4 Co
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FOR S ALE,

$4,000 Worth of Host Valuable Real Estate.
I WILL sell On the most reasonable terms some ol
The most desirable city property ever offered -
this a ct lying on Cherry Crdar, Market and spruce
~gs. suitable Tor bus.n4s- hogscs or private Eegs.
Iprop~e O. exchange the above for likely Negroes, II
Llc best cash prices.
tnayi5-tf WILL J.. BOYD ia