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use.
Asparagus Beds - Old beds shouilbe
dug and manfred early. if..Ilis has NOT
been done in the Fall, giving at the
same Time dressing of ashes and salt
If you are about to plant a new bed, give
the ground very thorough digging
full two spits deep and manure heavily
Seeds for new stock Of plants may now
be sown in q ped.
Seeds Set out cabbages for seed,
and the stalks for early greens. Set out
bsets, parsnips. turnipa, &c., for seed.
Onions Onion sets should be plan
ted out for carly crop Fora main crop,
SOW seeds early and keep them strictly
clear of weeds, and they will grow amp
ly large by Fall. They should have a
finely worked aud thoroughly manurcd
bed.
Compssts - Continue to prepare, I'M
der cover, or we'll heaped out of doors il
necessary, rich composts of stable and
other strong manurcs, with leaf-mould
from the woods Turn them occasionly,
and have supply on hand always for
such crops as may neea it.
Rhu6afJ or Pie Plant Set out plants
Of this and sow seeds.
Medicinal and other Herbs. Set out
rooted plants and SOW seeds.
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THE GREAT Al[BAS84B 0Rof HEALTH
TO ALLMANKlND
HOLLO WAYOg PILLS.
IL moor 9G, THE SICK,


The want of sterling medicinal to NJ eet the
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humanity, and one entirely free from mineral
and other deleteri0us particles, was severely
felt till this all powerful edicine was ushered
into the world iIoLLowAy's ISv4LuABLEpiLLs
have become the HOUSEHOLD REMEDY of nj ma
tions. Their attribute Is to PREVENT as " ell as
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complaint, and thus by removing the hidden
cause of di sease reinvtgorate and restore the
dropping energies of the sytttm, assisting ma
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| FORMATION,
Dyspepsia.
The great scOurge OF this continent Yields
| quickly to u course of these antiseptic Pills,
and the digestive organs are restored to their
| proper tone no matter in what hideous shape
this dra of disease exhibits itself this search
ing and unerring remedy disperses it from tie
patients 81 stem.
General Debility lad Weakness.
From whatever cause, LowNEss OF SPIRITS
and all other signs Q { diseased liver, and other
| disorganisation of the system, vanish under th e
Graduating iniue nee oil this all powerful anti
septic an detergen remedy.
BiiiiOus Disorders.
| The proper quantum and right condition OF
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health of the human frame, th.sANTI BILIOUS
med cine expels the hidden seeds of the com
plant, and renders all the fluids and secretion
pure and fluent cleapAiDg and resu iitating the
sital functions of the body, .
sickIy Females
| Should lose no time in trying few doses Of
Ibis regulating and reRovating rein etiy, what.
ever may be their complaint, it can be TAX en-
with safety In all periodical and other diso,.
ganizations, lie effect is all but miraculous,
UmreEutcsa Proof.
| Uhe testimony OF Nai is uuunimousl \
borne to tile healh~siving virtues of this noble
remedy, and certificates in every diving lang.
| uage bear witness to the USeENIABLEYEss OF
their iNTnINtIo WORTH.
HoIfoieay's Pts are the Beet remedy kao,rn in The
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For saie BY all respectable Druggists and Dealers.
Prices Of the Eminent Is cents, so cents and 81 bot
tie. A one dollar bottle contains rs much Uniment 81
eight twenty-hve-cent bottles
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BOARDING. ha Max sas. M sl sv issss
and eorsm6dious house, No. 40 Hanover street.
between Lombard and Pratt streets, where
she will be pleased to accommodate ira nsient
and permanent boarders. IBalto. Sept. II 81.
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FRUIT DEPARTMENT

Pfaning.-Let all necessary pruning
lie done at once. Apples, pears, peaches,
ounces, grapes, gooseberries, and cur
rants, should be rraned, if rot already
done.
Raspoerrtes md Blackberries Trim
out all of the old stems, leaving three or
four stems of last years growth for bear
ing to each stool.
Planting. Let all paintings of trees
and shrubs be made this month.
EAmerican Furnssr.
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VICTORIOUS oVER PAN
BRACES ARCTIC LIIIHEAE'

Agony or ease ,-s.ekaes o
health Lilo OF sIeath IIle5
are tie questions iszEeivssl IN IL
Adoption Or reiectioss Of tIia enss
ellie BY tie mari YRS 10 e4leFfza
diseases and injuries. Hitting -
eeived tie iEiti0rxeInest d Tie dis
tisguislied saeaa, the late llr
KANE, ard It's efficacy tested dur
lag two awful Winters In the 70
gieHs Of eierhslIee, it is nov epni-
ing hut, general use In every sect
ton Of tue eisiiizeg glalie, and it,
marvellous cures are every 4 hers
ezeiIiilg aslsllihlIfI.eilt.
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Dress Trimmings.

IN ;nss -. ,ssa.i ~ largest assortment oil
! 9nREss Ann y4NTILLA TRIMMINGS
ever broueht to ais city, consisting q
s ERIN MES N great variety; French
TAGEc. Braids, Silk Nett; Fancy
Butons; Wash Fringes, S s...,.
IL, few Patterns of Choice style
DmN So 8O0WSs
ali Of .hicsh will be disposed 81 ~ ei's f''ss'
Sent. 0, 1858.
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THE MOTHERS C0MpANION.
GOOD FOR MAN AND BEAST.

II Is a sovereign remedy fol
the various diseases With
which lioFses are AFFLICTED, cur,
ing the most alarming easesol
BRrIsFS, spRAINs, STRING
HALT, WOUNDS. SCRATCH
Is, swEENf, SPAWN, RING.
BONE, DIG-IiEAD, POLL
EVIL, sc. No farmer, livery
stable keeper, or any person
owning valuable II 0RsEs.
should be without this valua.
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THE AFFLICTED REJOICE.
EVANS ANID @oALps.

For these dreadful accidents the
ARCTIC IMMINENT should b
kept on hand, for It affords surt
and imm ediate relief. often say
ing from death. Every steam
boat aud railroad train sliotllf
.eep it. Who that has heard thu
hlhielss Of anguish uttered BY tbf
seated and MANNED victims 0
eNpioSs'ns and collisions. does nor
isei tiiat some means OF relieving
theif k,rtu.e should sishys BE-
accessible sush iisses exist IN tint
bailay pain eontfdiEasa.aq agent. iii
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TIL Z
" Mt. Vernon Record T"
Will commence its I'd Volume in July.

The first volume-July, 1858, TO July, 1859 pre-
SCENTS condensed history of the Association, which,
simply thought of six years ago ;, is orgaEi-
Zation coe xtensive with the Union itself
'.The ladies' Association :" (says the Philadelphia
Press in recent leading article the subject Of
the Mount Vernon cause 'through whose energies
SO much money has been raised, have been power
fully assisted by their organ, the Mount Vernon Re
cord which has widely spread through all parts of
the Union acc cunts of what has been done every
where for the sacred cause which il espouses. Its
literary and artistic merits very distinguished
but its funess Of details within a paratvely linn
tied space, Is astonishing. The list of names of
trbutors. published in a supplemental sheet each
month, (several thousands in each number must
have inspired generous responses wherever this
persuasively appealing and well-edited little sheet
has sped ITS way. With the great good which the
Mount Vernon Record must have rendered in help
ing TO bring about if there were other reasons to
give it undertaking patronage this in itself, should
largely increase the generous list OF subscribers which
it now enjoys"
Besides the interest which attaches itself to the
Ree0rd FROM its official connection with the
represe Dted by the ladies' Association il is the de-
sign of the To associate and identify il with
popular interests. In furtherance OF this purpose,
many things OF literature and art will be put under
tribute to give atractveness and general usefulness
TO the 60 Record journal of progress.
The second volume Will contain among other mat
prepared expressly for Is pages series of pa
pers, 10 commence with of the early numbers
embracing subjects of great Interest appertaihing
to Colonial and Revolutionary History, to be
titled
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gp Gflfsrapb.
From Northern mexico.

WASHINGTON, Aug. e. Dispatches from
Northern Mexico say that within ninety days
5000 American troops will be organized on
the Rio Grande armed and equipped for
marching on the City of Mexico and exter-
minating the Mirimon faction. zfT
Tuson advices of the 18th July mention a
hostile meeting between Lieut.. MOwry and
Edward Z. Cross, editor of the Arizona
Four shots were Intellectually exchanged. The
difficulty was settled.
The Opate Indians are committing great
rayages in Northern Sonora, shooting the men
and ravishing the women. The troops seem
afraid to attack them.
An American citizen is in Jail in Magdalen.
1t is feared he will be murdered.
1t is impossible to travel safely through
Sonora.
Lieut.. Mowry will meet no opposition as
Delegate to Congress,
1t is the intention of the Government to es-
tablish posts in the frontiers Of the Apache
country.
President Buchanan has returned in excel
lent health.
SANDY Hook, Aug 2.-There are no signs
of the steamer Persia.
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Kentucky Elections.
The News from Kentu cky.

Yesterday before noon the Union and An1eT1-
can issued an extra containing Geographic
despatch from Louisville, claiming the cleo
ton of MAGoFFlN by from seven to ten thou
sand, and another despatch claiming major
ity larger than that given Mr.. BUCHANAN. 1t
was impossible, at the hour these dispatches
were made up in Louisville, for any such re
salt to have been ascertained. 1t was mere
guess work and no doubt sent here to revive
the dropping spirits of the democracy. We
are the more inclined to this opinion from the
fact that, later in the day, another extra was
issued in which the announcement was made
that Alabama, too" had gone for the demo
cracy-Alabama. a State that never went any
other way. Surely, the democracy must have
felt in bad way, or in terrible humbugging
way, when it resorted to such shallow trick
as that There is no telling at the time we
write, 81 p. NJ. who is elected Governor of
Kentucky. A despatch from warm demo-
crat in Louisville to an opposition friend
here, gives the news as follows:
LOUISVILLE, August Pa P. NJ
-'R. IL McEwEN, Jr.:
posed that Magoffin is elected. Ashland dis
trict doubtful-vote close. Nothing definite
from other districts"
This is very different from the dispatches
manufae tured for party effect
LEXINGTON, Aug. 2, 1859.
GEN r. K. ZoLLIcoFFER
Kentucky redeemed Three Members Of
Congress gained u
LESLIE COMBS.
JPN, Aug. 2.-The following has just
been received
LOUISVILLE, Aug. I'd, '5S.
DR. J. d. KELLY: -
News cheering. Result doubtful. Will
send definite results when received.
PRENTICE.
PADUcAH. Aug. 2.-Bell's majority in Nc
Crackin county IS. Burnett, Democrat, over
400 majority. Husbands, Democrat, for Re-
preventative about 400 majority. These fig
ures show Democratic gain in this county.
TRENTON, KY, Aug. Todd county
Bells majority is $50, being an Opposition
gain of 81 on Moorhead's majority. Bristow
for Congress has $50 majority over Sale.
Terry. Opposition, for Legislature, has 800
majority
EDDYvIEE, KY, August 2.-Lyons county
official. Magoffn 1868. Bell 229. Burnett
(Dem) for Congress 433. Morrow (Oppo.)
for Congress As. Nothing reliable has been
heard from the adjoining counties. The vote
of all the Democratic candidates vary but
little from Magotin's.
LOUISVILLE, August 1.-THE returns indi-
cate the following result IN the Congressional
Districts:
LIST. Burnett, (Dem.) elected.
I'd. PeytoR, (Dem) probably elected.
81. Brstow, opp elected.
4th. Anderson. opp elected.
9Th. Brown, (Detn.) elected.
9th. Garrard. (Dem.) probably elected.
9TH. Mallory, opp elected.
Sth. Simms (Dem.) probably elected.
9Th. Moor (Dem.) probably elected.
10th. Stevenson, tDem.) elected.
The returns indicate the electioe of Magof
fin for Governor and that the State Legisla-
ture on joint ballot will be Democratic by a
small majority.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-03
DIR. KINGS DIsPERsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

WH&l>, DR. KING formerly Of Sew YORK for
AkMA the last -four years Of Louisville, Ken
lucky and Who has devoted his afento1 20 the treat
ment 81 private disea<ae for over 80 years Eaters
himself, having attended % practice for so many
years, and cured many thonsAds he IL eaabied 10
cure all diseases 81 private nature matter how
bad they may be from lniafcious Eedicai resinent,
or from aegsect Of their osn. DR.. kiag IsPens4ry
ls No 3 Deadortck street, between Cherry and tie
Square, secoad story where be cres all diseases %
private nature
eosoKHskA cured wfhoas aAuseous mediesns OF III
reference With business
sfx1erukks Of old recent date snecsaay cured in
fes days, By Operatives stztch csnsss no Iazzn-
Who're strietare exEsts health c4nnat be en1eyea-
Perhaps disease causes more miscAie4 AID aEter
mines The eoaztIfntion nueh
SsFnsLa< with all the diseases a The SKIN growing
eaf Of neglect bad tre4tIasnts can - s1ezsnsiy
cured IN few days
sEzzxss wsAkszss-l,zrilcaisrksle nsienA4siag been
girca ~ tnls disease Rna al ne eqnsnQeaces grew
tng GA of a. brcueht n many cases - tie de-
strnctiye habits q inepDsttersse tcuthe and
slTe innizencs u the es<,ns resiset u which al.
underlulnc tbs canell1nl, renre ne sapcet rnef
Cor zciety ana esd
fesaainz Who El4s - l~herlnz sab any a;scal1y ef
IRE wesnb may resi- assured uf innctzis rriirf.
fsFsens rezsdinE shrcad, ~ wrislns sad <zAEias
Their case uish Zee enelosst erscte1 - d. A. King,
So - psaaerzk strest, N4shsiilr, fsna- vii hare
tbs neAesz4fy net1enessuttc thsf address, VITA
s~z<zry -diFs<:ipns- s<r4f se>rcsy ebserxsd 0hcr
hoarsfr ~ e'1io<kin hsnsrninx aztii n The eve
usFSe-1n44xlY
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-03

Mr.. TEXTILES SPEEcH.-LUclEN NJ. TEMPLE
addressed a very large crowd at the Overton
Lot last night. HIS speech was worthy of
his old renown. Everybody in attendance
went to the stand with the expectation of
hearing an able, an eloquent, a glorious
speech, aud was not disappointed. Mr.
TEMPLE spoke for about two hours, and was
listened to with marked attention by all.
When Mr.. TEMPLE had concluded. the Hon.
JoHS BELL was called Cor long aud loudly.
He came upon the stand and was greeted by
the most tumultuous applause, which lasted
several moments. He made few remarks
relative TO the Kentucky elections, and an
nounced that, when Mr.. RAINS finishes
fis speech tonight, he will address the assem-
biage. OF course there viii be an immense
crowd out to hear him aud Mr.. RAINS.
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If is FREE FROM POISON.

NEW YORK, October list, 1855.
Mr. z. LYoS-Dear Sir: We have analysed and
tested your Magnetic Powders and find them perfect
ly harmless to mankind and domestic animals, but
certain death when inhaled by bugs, and insects
JAMES R. Chiffon, NJ. D., Chemist.
LAURANcE REID, Prof. Chemistry, n. Y. Hos.
Mr.. John L. Rome, Superintendent of the New
York Hospital says, "he has expelled all the bugs,
ants reaches, moths, &c, with Lyons Pow Ter, and
fnds il OF Immense value"
Every gardener and housekeeper must have q di
rect interest article Of this kind. Reference
be made the Astor, 81. Nicholas, and Metropolitan
Hotels; to Judge Meigs, President of the American
Institute; James Gordon Bennett, Gen. Winfield Scott
Cyrus w. Field l. NJ. Pease of the Five Points Mis-
sion &C, sc. Judge Megs says, "This discovery Of
Prof. Lyon is Of national importance. The farmers
Club have tested ii thoroughly. 1t will destroy To-
Gusts, grasshoppers, ants, moths, bugs and all
min Garden plants be preserved, and houses
made pure"
Arrangements made through Messrs.
BARNES & PARK, of New York, TO have it sold
throughout the world. Many worthless limitations
advertised. Be cautiousi
'NEw YORK, November sth, 1858.
''In retiring from business, have sold all my In
sect Powders Pills, Letters Patent. and the
crets pertaining thereto, Messrs. Barnes 4 Park
This powder is discovery made by myself, and
brought from the interior Of Asia and is unknown to
any other persons. The genuine and effective article
is put up in tin eanisers, and will continue to bear
my name. E LYON"
Rats and mice cannot be reached by powder,
and are killed by a Magnetic PILL Order them
through any merchant
IT'S Lyons Powder kills Insects in atrice,
But Lyons Pills mixed for rats and mice
Sample Flasks rs cents; regular sizes SO cents and
800. Follow directions. Use freely and thorough
ly. BARNES PARK,
aprI44mdwtw. 10 and Is Park Row, n. York
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-03

New ORLEANS, August Cotton very
dull; quotations nominal. Middling liz.
Sales of days 40 bales. Receipts of three
days 100 bales against 1900 bales in the cor
responding time last year. Flour quiet 37a
Exchange, on London 85(91O. New York
SO days II discount. Sight premium.
New YORK, August Cotton quiet, sales
500 bales Flour dull, sales $500 bbls.
Ohio 25(95 75. Corn has declining ten
dency sales 5 500 bushels. Mess Pork Is 90
OILS 12A. Whisky 25@25k. Sugar dull.
Muscovado 5s964
CINCINNATI, Aug. 2.-Flour 81 90@5 90.
Corn S0(9S5c. Whisky "a.
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We have pat up and sold
years, and Cas- SAY, *
b., what ne have never
Any nther neticine-NEE
A SINGLE INSTANCE. TO
timely rsedi Never dsd :
II dissatisfaction By any :
the contrary, ali are de :
fionE, and Eyaak IN terms .
ison - its magical eGscts .
Ne SPEAK IN thi= matter /,
after ten years expert
nsFCrkuOx Fog rnK FULKsL
Dsxf.kKx- In almost every
fanf h suffering from pain ;
will be foand IN nneen or
The syFap u admins
his valuable prenAra
% Oae q the MOTT TX
FUL NURSES IN Mes Eng
ased Wlth MEYER YAH.
THOUSANDS
Not cafy relieves the child
srEtes the stomach an1
AZ and gives tans All en-
tea Is wid ai1osl IN
GBifISS IL THk
MIND
and evercane eonynls ions
rcmeiiied, cad IN dcsfh.
and szEEsT nENNDf - KnE
DYsEsTERH AND DfAR
washer Il ARISES lren
ether eAnze. Ne wouili
xho has a ehild sufbFinE
tHg compixinls--NU NOT
CES. SoK TIE PfHJr
stand tctwe<n year snzer
tizes eiH be snrs-yrs.
b. folle9 the nse - his
ase1-
F1ll dreetlpns for usiss
tattls. <oae genuine ~
cUEfzs 4 PERKINS, Se~
SIS srapfer.
6oi1 ~ dra<Fizls t<rouKh
RFiBcip4i once No. "a,
IslssdkHly Price =
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Criminal Court Clerk.

RIr We are authorized to announce CHAS E. DIG
CONS candidate for Criminal Court Clerk at the
next March election. juy4-te.
Rs- We are authorized TO announce JOHN SHANE,
ESQ.,, candidate for re-eec iol to the office of
Criminal Court Clerk at the next March election.
may17-te
IL We are authorized TO announce DR.. E. NJ
PATTERSON as a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk
atthe ensuing March election. may24 I'd
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-03

UNIVERSITY OF NAsHvILLE.-We find IN
our table the catalogue of the Literary and
Medical ID partments of the University of
Nashville for the Scholastic year of 1859.
The catalogue shows the institution to be in
a fourishing condition. There were, during
the last session, in the Military Department,
164 students. and in the Medical Dedical De-
partment, 436 matriculauts and 1913 graduates.
The next session of the University will
open on Monday the 9th of September.
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Nome Agaani

MR.. LAkCOMEsE desires TO Inform his
WI riondsaad The pnblie kensraly that he has re-
sarnsdlfoal hls Sortherlto0r snd isss2dy teopen
the ral lcampalgn.
fully vossea IA air eoenumprevsnnentsin Photo
zraphis pratleaFuiyi ms erstofoFe szolsiy
apon lAs Ressfs of his psctHFes ,and determines Co
spaTeno eior 10 please ,ht eonaaenti
sho have new given him affair tfais 10 60
ladies wii, - fhtk presentrsoluE The tncsteenFe
ientiy aud rse.santls iocsted Of sny IN she city,
DO rTy sire s1FneT afunion fep<23-t
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this article for over ien
coxuDEScE xxDrRrIs Of
be~a sbie Go say %
ER HAS IT FAILED IN
EfFHr A CURE, when
Nc knog an Instance
oae who Esed q. On
ltKhted With rs opera
u highest commendA-
a2d medical virtnss.
WHAT IA Do kS0w %
encc. AID rLfIGE ouE
k4SI - WHAT HE uzEs
instance where the N
and cxhaasiloa, rel,e
iNeaty inmates atcr
tered.
tioa = The FrescFif,liur
FEkli.SCEp aad skill
lad, and has bee1
ING srccEsa N
. 0f ClSES-
from pain, bat inylg
bowels, correcta Acidl-
erEy 10 The whole aye
slkafly FclsFe
. BOWELS, AND
CuLtC.
! Etzsrh u nof speo1ii,
We beiisrs 4 he busl
uGzlD. IN ali caass -
Rfi1kA N Cfill.ukES
teelhlag- % frofn sny
n1y - every mofhss
fruzn any II the fsrszs
|, LEf fOUR FRElCDI
l9CG o. oIHH1s
la< chEld znd he sel.sI
AEoE&I9LT eURE-
: medHiae. = flnel>
: wlll accu,nrany e<cl
: lezs he &c EIuile a
: fafk, = - Ne eai
ces Ne sofid.
Cedar -. ke~ foFk.
Csnls I>zT co.II4.
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DIR. MENEEs AGAIN IN THE FIELD.-It was
generally understood in this city that the
canvass between Messrs. QUARLEs and MENEEs
had been closed, and that they were to make
no more speeches. This being the understan-
ding, not little surprise was excited last
night when DIR. MENEEs took the stand ut
LIdHTENBERGER's Brewry, and made speech
of nearly an hour in length.
Weieave it to the public to say whether
this was fair and honorable towards Gen.
QuARLEs, his opponent
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La GRANGE MoSIroR.-We have received
the first number OF this paper, a lengthy notice
of which We published some weeks since. The
AoaitOr is well-hiied and neatly printed
sheet, and merits liberal support from the
citizens OF La Grange and surrounding eoun-
try. The editors and proprietors. Messrs j.
B. SYSNor and T. J. SHELTON. are we'll known
ns gentlemen Of ability and enterprise. Sue
cess TO them.
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To the Public.

From now until October next we will offer our en-
tire RETAIL Stock of HARDWARE REDUCED PRICES FOR
CASH, including CARPENrERs Tools, BUILDING HARD
WARE HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, having made Elk
TESsvE preparations for LARGE RETAIL TRADE, many
VERY ZINE and desirable Goods can be bought at
Low FIGURES CASH. If you want the worth OF
your money in Hardware call soon at
MCCALL & cos,
june15-t "a Public Square
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-03

fs- Our contemporary of the Southern
Standard is in error when be gives the PATRIOT
as authority for his statement that Gov. HAIR
RIs said in a speech at Greeneville that 'there
was no such distinction among Democrats as
hards an softs, and that if there was any diff
ference it was hard, HARDER, HARDEST"
The remark was made by Gov. Johnson in =
speech at Greeneyille.