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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-31

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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-31

Dr. Moschzisker treats the Eye and Ear new
Mehca and Surgical plan, and what Is worthy Of note
the fac, that great number Of eases the Patient,
after few visits to the Doctor trust his
by following certain prescriptions and directions
WdshiH9toa National InteiIigeRcer.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-31
srAIs % IA. Yo.K.

rTATh 90 M 1oHk,
Ciy Aad Co nty 81 Ncw York,
CasEIks J. aAErs, Presi,srnt, aud J. MilToS SEfFs
seerctary Of tise HONE IS-C RANCE COMPANY, BE-
lnE rally aGis s4e-is, Jetose and ani cacl
iF han ell sys "a q he l0rroiag = tue lnu AID
caFrcet ~ the afars * he sad CT para
tinn. and t4t they the above dsseE bed Sfcerz
ti3cresf
Hsgncd. CHAsfK~ ! MAKI4x, Freshest
Sssaee, ,. Arrtx rMlE, SECRETARY
sabscfsbed aaa sxsEn before LIS 9tEA lay Of
January, A. D., 1883.
BENJAMIN RANKIN,
. It. - Commissioner Tor le1nessse,
~ 80. ~
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-31

We have a good assortment Of Parlor, store once
AMI Church stoves, for Coal or Wund
Jtni5-u MACKENZIE & MINCHIN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-31
Removal.

ME have removed our stock OF Groceries, Ii
w quorss Nc, 10 he large Store house. corner Of
college ana Broad streets recently occupied by Ter
rass Bros, where We shall be happy our friends
ana customers, assuring them that better pre-
terms. T. x &. ANiERS0N,
Jane Corner College and Broad SITS
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-31
OUR MUsICAL FRIEND

Is published weekly price 10 cents and may be or
dered from amy bookseller periodical dealer. II
VIII be sent direct from the Office Of publication
the following rates, yearly IS; half year - So
Cubs, copies Sl+; copies $50 10 copies $40 per
year same rates for half year. No subscription
ken for less than months, payable IN advance
oftce Of "Oar Musical Friend, J" Is Frankfort street.
New YORK. C. r. SFNMoIR A. o.
jan2S-lmd4w pronrietors
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-31
Cooking Stoves.

I'VE have for = .lc three siz-s or the
w KEYSTONE STATE Cooking stove for Coal
BEAUTY OF TIE WEST
THE VICTORY
The above stoves are warranted to bake well 10
draw well, IN fact 10 do well every way They qre As
good stoves any ia the market little hca, Ter lhau
any others and quite as cheap a. the cheapest
We have the following patterns OF Cooking stoves
for wood.
THE TENNFSSEAN, with 4 or holes;
IIE BLACK OAK,
TIE OLD HICKORY:
TIE FOREST HONE:
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-31

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Anos Z saHsssy a tsir r-tess On<e 80 IS Celi-se
stre~f. SaskH.lees tcla.
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-31

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J. q DUNLAP, CumFlFoiirr.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-31

No man has done more in restoring the Deaf tc
Hearing and the Blind To sight than Dr. Won Mosch
zisker.-B Baltimore sun.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-31
SsraNcO.

A FINE RED COW, above the medium size with
- horns that curve round to "A potut, with red
and white 'Utt"d Calf, some or months old. ANY
information OF them Will Dc thankfully received.
J. Is. "A UTIANp,
JanI-u No. "a Jniun street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-31
w aNaPu.

IATAN1En.- active Duslues. man az partner in a
w profitable, genteel ana cash business with
$1,000 cash. viii prove that the business viii pay
$1,000 year. Address BUSINESS at this Office.
iau.g-t"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-31

Asa writer on diseases OF the Eye and Far Or. Won
Mosehzis>crs name has been familiar to US; but his
visit To city demands that should make
known to those who require his services that they
not have better opportunity than the present 10
consult him any diseases OF the Eve Ear
ChdTiestoa Mercury.
nr. Won M1sshzisker has made for himself a
reputation in New Orleans VII IA wiliabi with those
who have been beaeGted by has Operations long a.
aefnory lasts, aud which viii fni wide rccogl milton
the community whsn ever h.s maine shall be men
.oned.-.Ne,c Orleans FioayaHe
pr. Won MnscLzsEer has, during his stay In our
city, benenied hundreds wiso had given up all hopes
Those who may have occasion t. see the Doctor may
DO wth ample confidence that he has we'll salts
6ed hts patients tins region at his southern Gus
toners may resolve IA advance & rely Githlully up
his treaImeat--sSs. Lozis mo- RT,HblioIn.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-31
ARTIFICIAL EYES
INSERTED WITHOUT CAUSING ANY PAIN.
Extracts from nome of the best Papers.

Dr. yoS MoscrzIsKER oculist and Aurist has
acquired the highe reputatiou.-Nlo Fork Herald.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-31
Rates ON -Four Reduced.

TINE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Will re-
L crive az Nashville, Wartrace, Shelbyviile and
Stations on n X Il. K. between Nashville and War
trace, and give through receipts for Flour by Car load
20 Charleston Savannah at one Dollar per barrel
through r. W. COLE.
jdn3l-tf Sup't.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-31
DIR. Won MOSCHZISKER'S
CONSULTING ROOMS
ARE AT
The Saint Cloud Hotel,
First Floor, Ladies' Entrance.
Office Hours from 9 A. II. to5PM.
jan3l-dAsu
Agricultural and Seed Store.
CUNNINGHAM 4 Co..,
No. @ College street, near Church,
Nashville, Tenn.

Nashville, Tenn.
WE have opened exclusive seea and Agrirul-
w tura SIRE and al ~ sicvsIs cur exclusive
tcnIscn % this bFacatI The oasnes=, and purchaser
raa rely agssn beiug Supplied wtth n ID sEkss-. and
the approved ktads n Implements and inAehiues
Our & AKIskS sEzss are tFnu H. Lihdfeth Son's
hoaSe ana are IL frsln tie growth Of lass fEtb
sl1ss are rciecteG wlta carr anl Ars ~afrant~1 -
= + L. Id -.
Cover. Timothy, eieAn ard stripped, Rine Grass,
Orchard drask Herss tsrzss, Nist, hanartan rzss,
Au-qut, Os.sge Orange, PeEeanial, ksearass. and a
Gan asstzaVnt Of Garden ss;z. ~ Isaaad tiser.
laiSI-.m CUNNINGHAM 4 CO.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-31
NAME AM LOCATION
CAPITAL.

Total amount of Capital and
Surplus.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-31
Heating stoves.

TIE FOREST HONE:
TIKI COMET. sizes q.
We have also a fun supply OF 2arlor ana Mantcl
Crates, Jamb Crates, &c.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-31

W oRcESTFR May SO
" Tell LEA \ PER-
Rms that THEIR
SAUCE d highly es
teemed IN India and
IS, IA my opinion
the most palatabIc.
~ well as tie most
wholesome SAUCR
that Is mudc.N
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-31
Bacsskin Shirts.

A NOrHrR tn4Il los q Tine llue K.liu sLiris, iu'i
y r'ceissd hy
iaH2o-u }. II NcglII-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-31

80, ev-ry vsrr,y = t"n be, Eri si8,s. snd al
n HUnnal.s, L., lpr raiu b
Jan2s a J. a. NoGill-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-31

Atr~SAAAH IA Mn
Commissioner fgr lcgns &ee,
h Nes rerk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26
sLEEP1Ne CARS.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, intend.
ing to keep pace with all the recent improves
ments OF the times, a correspondent of the
Sun, thus NOTICES the first sleeping car, erect-
ed for the use of this company ig Alstandria:
.'"A party of gentlemen. from Baltimore this
morning visited this city,. .ons of the prin
clpal objects. conternplatedswa to '4est the
Qualities of the FIRST sleeping car coustructed
in the workshops OF, and intendedl as one of
the great Improvements about.to be- added to
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. This mag
nihcent carriage is calculated TO convey forty-.
eight passengers, affording to each all the ae4
Communications for sleeping. There are two
apartments, one of which is exclusivelyIfor
ladies-geutlemeu not admitted Cushioned.
curtained, carpeted, sell ventilated, lighted:
heated in winter, and with ample teilet4ars
engagements for their fair travellers, it is.realiy
difficult to conceive of a more perfect or,aaors
splendid carriage for night travel. Tnen3By
very simple transfer Of a portion of the fnfft
niture, the carriage is again re-arrauged for
day-traVeI. -TFe enterprisiDg Master Of Trans
portation. W. Prescott Smith, Esq, deserves
great credit for this great accommodation"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26
= A FrIghtful Scene.

A frightful scene might have been wit
messed, yesterday morning, on the roof of
three-story house situated on Water Street.
between Monroe and Quincy. A young man
was standing upon the comb of the roof res
pairing chimney, when, the shingles being
wet and slippery, he lost his foothold and slid
slowly down, feetr foremost, towards the caves.
The two or three persons who witnessed the
accident turned away sick with terror. ALI
though the man made every effort to get
hold, which the fear of certain death would
naturally prompt, he moved slowly down, and
was only checked from falling to the pave>
ment below by waterAspout against which
his feet came in contact But for this frail
obstruction he must have been dashed into a
shapeless mass. Without uttering cry for
help, the young man kicked off his shoes and
proceeded to ascend, which he succeeded in
doing; and went to work at his chimney
again, apparently taking little account Of an
accident which had made the eye-witnesses.
heart.sick and dumb with terror Aeeliaq
ntelligencer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26
CLARKE COURT.

Monday next is the lst day of March Court
Clarke County, and large number Of persons are
expected in attendance In addition to consid, ra-
BILE amount of real and personal Property that will
be offered, the spring will no doubt be opens
ed, with good deal of spirit and enthusiasm, by
the respective candidates. A meeting of the Dels
egates appointed from the County, will nominate
also on that day. Democratic candidate for the
House of Delegates. Several worthy names have
been suggested, either CT whom will no doubt be
triumphantly elected
As the editor of this paper will be in attendance
at Court on one or more days of its sittings, he
most earnestly entreats his Clarke friends to be
ready for liquidation of their respective accounts
By SO doing, they will render justice to him, and an
advantage and convenience to themselves.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26
q ~ - u, q ~.
ANTI-FAULKNER MEETING.


we publish below, the proceedings of a meeting
heldin this town yesterday, by those who arrogate
to themselves thetitle of the genuine, Simonpure
Democracy Of this county We have not time to
comment at length, in this issue. npon these pro-
ceedings, have we tie inclination to indulge in
any extended notice of them at any time. ne say,
however, to the Democrats Of this District be of
good cheer nothing is TO be feared from this
movement. II left alone it viii die out If ITSELF
without rejecting any remarkable degree of credit
upon those engaged in ii. 4fthe Convention men
of this District but do theirduty there is nothing
to apprehend. We have triumphed heretofore, and
we can triumph again, Notwithstanding this i'm
mense flourish of trumpets upon the part of men
who are willing to see the party defeated, if by
t their personal feelings and peculiar views are
gratifed. Their own schemes were frustrated in
the nomination, and hence this Ginning de-
monstration of diseseCtion. We fepea. then, that
no great degree ofsimpcrtance need be attached
to this movements. 1t is not one calculated to
effect injury so far as Jefferson county is cons
cerned.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26
RRItG1ous ITEMS.

The Rev. ]. McEndree Riley, has delivered f a;,i
in our town during the present week, one or
Two discourses which elected marked a.ten>
ticn. The Rev. NorvaI Wilson having rs.
moved his family 10 Harper. >Esrry, Rev.
J. Hoffman Waugh has located in our town;
and expects to preach on Sabbath next. The
Rev. Mr.. Leech will officiate in smithfeld.-
The Rev. VIM. F. Brosddus. regarded as an
eminent scholar and one OF the ablest Baptist
ministers ia the State, will preach to our Cit
liens on Sunday next, at the Courthouse
at IL o'clock A. NJ.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26
rae "0rrosIr10n OANDlDArE.o

Under this head, the Richmond Enquirer
has most severe and scathiag article as to
Mr.. Goggia's SO far humiliating himself as 10
be recognized simply az the Opposition can
didate. Il says very pertinently: "Consids
erinq his ancestry and aniecedents, the OPP.
position candid ate is sort Of political ISL,
assseI, living in his tents, only in good weathS
sr, and airing upon all men, and a Gipsey
in bid weather. wandering houseless and
Desperate Of dark nights, through drenching
rains and painless deserts, in the hope of pets
ty thefts and ,.somettmes venturing on reck-
less crimes. No principle directs his courseS
no policy marks his progress. He winds. and
worms aud wriggles his way through the alb
surdisies Of all parties the impracsicabilities
OF all policies |; the complexities of all talse>
hoods the mad tumble Of all hspocracies.,
But coatinues the Eoquifer, TO what is Mr..
Goggin opposed, that he in thisiage of en-.
lightened reason, assume to be the .0pposi>
ton candidates.
but TO what is be opposed? Simply and con-
sistently and deierminedly and MORALLY and moan
ipgly and selfshly and coutemptibly and ever and
L lOEeNef ~ lkNthS oy oWu laour anu seeing
worther public Servants as he imagines public life
10 be, without enjoying the spolls' of ofice Pup
lie life as he would moke tia snecure and scott
ing-a fountain of fostering corruption--'a bad
dictionary of deness, bribery, peculation, powers
assumed and abnsed-just powers ignored and per-
verified pragmaiical empirfcisrh and profigate ex-
| trayagance, gene to pR
1t is not the the Democracy TO. which he is OPP
! posed, but tho SPOILS Democracy and to sthe
spoils only. they are in other peoples baskets.
| In his own, he would strut and swagger and play
the part OF very Octavius among tie pirates of
| Crete and boast of the lieutenancy of some peri,
| dous Pompey. Trust him never for MeteIlus.l
Upaeenstomed to vjctory-iasolisa in1ammatunl
tietoria-and thrstng for 'Spoils,' the Opposition
Candidate if successful would be the last man in
the world from whom any salutary reform might
! be expec ed.
| An Insignificant province at best would beallots
ted to his craftsmanship. and for that he would be
disqualified by his false estimate of the virtues and
achievements of his predecessors and mistaken
standard of patriotism. The world would expect
nothing from his selfish zeal and depraTed appetite
for "spoils" and so on all hands would arise the
scofing exclamation "Tu illam@ and The prophetic
finger OF scorn, pointing to certain failure and dis
| pracen.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26
scHoo1 TROUBLES IN BOSTON.

Although the majority of The scholars exS
PEELED from the Eliot Public School. in Bos-
ton, for refusing to recite the Lords Prayer
or Ten Commandments, have returned, aud
expressed their willingness to comply with the
rules of the school, the excitement is not yet
over, nor is the question fully settled. So
far, however, it appears that both sidcs-Pro-
testant and CathQlicF-wrh a few exceptions,
have exhibited marked degree Of, tolerance,
although each party appears to be. firm in its
opinions. On Monday morning the trouble
broke out afresh. Fifty or sixty boys refused
to repeat the comm andments, aud were dis
miss.d.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26
NOMINATION OF MR.: FAULKNER.

The nomination of Mr.. FAULKNER, by the
recent Winchester Convention, has received
an endorsement throughout the District that
his most sanguine friends had scarcely ex-
pected. The Democracy of the country are
the masses, and are not and cannot. be led 10y
mere demagogues or place-hunters, like cattle
to the SHAMELESS. The fat of the people has
been spoken-Mr. Faulkner received the nom
ination with great unanimity, and the people
only await the 4th Thursday in May, to ratify
the wisdom of the selection of the Convention,
In our county, there is scarce any dissenson.
and if all the ami Faulkner men. Democrats
we mean) were in marshal array, they would
scarce form "Corporahs Guard" In other
counties Ills the same, as witness the following
from the Leesburg Mirror:
"Of the success of the ticket, we presvme
there is-no one who entertains doubt-but
that an earnest may be given of the devotion
of Democrats to principle, let each man buckle
on bis armor and lend his aid in rolling up
fer our nominee such good old fashioned
majority as will carry dismay for all time to
come to the hearts of our opponents. The
Government, the South, at this time stands in
need Of mep of experience, of ability, of in>
tegrity, of influence, and ofeficiencv-in the
person of Mr.. Faulkner We have all these DUAL.
tiles admirably blended-then let no local
jealousies or personal feeling stand in the
way of his triumphant election-and do not
let us content ourselves with merely securing
his return to Congress. but let us do SO with
unaniR1ity worthy of ourselves and of our
GAUGE. Had either one of the gentlemen
whose names were before the Convention OBJ,
tanned the nomination, they would have re- |
ceiyed from the friends of Mr.. Faulkner a |
most cordial and enthusiastic support, and |
from none more willingIythan that gentleman
himself We trust, therefore, that there will |
be no lukewarmness on the part of single |
men Der of our party. but that all will enter
zealousIy into the work, and strike an effective |
blow for the nominee of their party, and tho
efficient custodian of their interests. The
leaders of the opposition would rather at this
time have seen any other man nominated; than
MIR. Faulkner, and to that end, did all in their
power to prejudice the popular mind against
him, and will not yet cease their efforts in
The same direction. Democrats should un-
derstand the game, and act accordingly"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26
MEsT Po1Nr.

We are much Eratiaed Is isarB that M,,
ter JAMES BARREL. WAsaiNeroN. SON q
Col. Lewis W. Washington, of s'Bean Air !.
In this county. has reserved the appointment
of Cadet to West Point, BY the Preside emit
Of the United States. Master Washington
is lineal representative of the "Father Of f
his Country" He is a youth of unezsop.
sionable character and morals, and the APP:
pointtiieht is but just tribute to the great
name he will SO justly represent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26
Letcher and Goggin on the stump.


If the reporter for the New York Herald, who
followed the candidates as lar as Lexington did not
do Mr.. Goggin great injustice, his exhibition at
Staantonsespecially has been most puerile. We do
not knowa county court stumper anywhere, who
would have stumbled as ne did.
He charged Mr.. Letcher with voting an appropri-
alton to pay the expenses of Kossuth and party in
Washington, reading (as we are ipformed from an
other sonrce the particulars of cigars brandy, &C.
with great force Letcher showed that Goggin did
not know what he was talking about Kossuth was
the guest of the Senate ana his bills were paid out
Of tie contingent fund Of tie Senate, which Letcher
had nothing to do with. He basted Letcher for
supporting Forney. IT turned out that Letcher re-
fused to go into a caucus in which Forney's name
was to be presented, and refused to vote for him.
He was ferocious against Mr.. Leteher for voting
for Wendell for Public Printer, and Seaman for Su-
perintendent. The fact was that Letcher did not
vote for WendellAand SeSman's was an Executive
appointments with which Congress had nothing to
do.
He detained against Mr.. Letcher for supporting
the extrayagant printing of the Pacific Railroad
repeFba and made point on Letchers constitutional
scruples against the road ITSELF Unfortunately for
Goggin and his point Letcher never had supported
the printing, but decidedly opposed it.
There is the Goggin that is hashing up John
Letcher at every meeting and this is specimen OF
the terrible way in which he does it.
Petersburg Press.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26
oPPosIrIoN MEEriNGs.

Precinct meetings are requested to be
held in this county at the following times
and places, for the purpose of appointing
delegates to. attend the Conventions which
Will assemble in Charlestown on Friday the
9Th day of April next, to select candidates
for the Senate and House of Delegates.
At CharlestOwn, on Friday the first of
April, at o'clock.
At Harpers>Ferry & BolivaY=on sss,
urday night the I'd of April. g.
At ShepherdstoWn, MiddleWay, and Ka.
bleto%n on the2d day of april at o'clock,
P. NJ. Phe precincts tOgend any number
of delegates they may deem proper-to rep
resent their respective Districts. A full
delegation is desired.
THE 0DD0GrnT0T