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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25
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he Pxrlror zn earnest, active and Inde-atiszoie
importer Of the Constitutional Union cause and N the
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orabs eort 70 promote the election Of BELL and EEEs-
m To enable Us to labor with increased efficiency
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GuIztion-
By the purchase Of the printing establishment OF tne
Nsrs and additions Of materials from the
touzdries the JOS OFIcz PATRIOT has been mads
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tents Superior Water Boots and
Shoes.

Gents Fine Calf Pump Sole Boots,
% &c 60 Double Sole Stretched Boots
g % Square fdge Boots
GO s Canada High Lace shoes, heavy sole
&C &c Double Sole stitched Caters.
" GO ss Scotch Bottomed.
I" Z" e lace Boots.
s GO &c Calf Balmorals, &C &C
With many other styles Extra Fine For sase cheap.
Cali and examine. JOHN RAMAGE,
noyl ~ Colege Street
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NEW SERIES 1852.
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One square, one year SS0-each additional square so
Written notice must be given % take cut and stop
advertisements OF yearly bezore the
expires, othel wise staii chan &c fl done
No contract VI yearly advertisements viii be discon
tlnued without previous nOtlce 70 Us, VIII any
rates -
"a Adver isers exceeding the spate con-
Tacted for VII be charged for the excesL -
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H.. BEECH. q
Who'll sale s. Retail Druggist
(sUocrssoR no = 3. eooIn co.,
Corner BROAD and Cherry Streets,

TI7uL keep always on hand large and complete
w assortment Of everything kept in the Drug line,
which we viii sell IS cheap the chenpest, and as
seod as he eest, which ready 20 prove all the
time and any time day night, TO the satisfaction
Of all good citizens who viii favor Us with ca and
patronage JOHN J. BEECH.
sept 7s-8 s7@s<st
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PLANTATION sHeEs.

We would call the attention af Planters 70 our PRE-
MUM BR0GAN, which Is most superior erticles
Also, Kip md thick BFogans Dutch Boots Cor w1nen
heavy double sole thick Boots Our stock o. Bow
Boots and shoes fa and winter IS large and good
We have taken unusual pains getting np cur st1E
this fa and satiIlec that gil give sat;s<<
tiou ana Inducements 70 all Cash and prsmpt Eay5Ex
customers who shall give cal-
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St0Ves! S.O.eS!! StOVeS!!!
HAVE in store and receiving the best selected
L assortment of OOkI G and HEATING STOVES,
FURNACES, CRATES, &C, ever offered in this mar
ket, and will se low articles of the Same kind
be bought in Louisville Cincinnati: say in part
sizes huted Common stoves ior Coal;
do straight, do do
8 do large Globe Coal stove;
do Open Franklin oal stoves;
2 do do Wood do
8 do Monkey Coal Stoves
8 do fdted Box >tUves for Wood;
and ~ Plated Wood stoves;
Kansas ParioT Stoves Tor Wood;
DO Chsli'nge Heaters lor Coal;
do large hurch toyesi
Phoenix oalSt"ve;
2 do Ironing and Wash house Stoves;
Common JaLnb and Mantle Crates;
Maj bleizel Iron Nantes ami crates, complete;
Wrought and Cast ron Cooking Stoves for Wood
and Coal, OF best make. J. W. WILSON,
oct13 II, CoAegest.
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NOTICE.

fkN or about the 10th October, in Warsaw, Miss my
Pocket Book was stolen from me- containing anote
for Two Hundred Dollars, mere or less. drawn by T.
Fanning and endorsed By A. J. Nc hirter Co. The
public IS hereby notified not {, trade for said note
. novs-tf ROBERT Law.
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ART GALLERY
Of American Portraiture.

THIS establishment the most extensive in tbs South
west still continues be the resort Of the fashion
and beauty of our country, which fully endorses the
sentiments of thousands, that IT IS the great EPo
Rum for
Photographs
DleIainOtypes!
and Ambrotypes.
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shoes for the Aiillion-
SNYDER & FRIZZELL

HAyE in store, a large and supefzsr sock o. Boot
Ii Shoes and Gators, which fbeF estI he atIsn-
ton Of al who wish gos1 shoes aud sf xzsHavkzbfy Il
prices
Our stock for Gentisren 3 hres, and embrace
every variety, both sersd and peggea TIE ladies'
will ind every style of 6aizers, viz. and without
heels. 4lso, siilpess BsskiHs, &c-, for Boys and
Youths, 4lsses ana children We have large stock
AMI q every variety
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-12-19

A QulNTETTE OF QuANDARIEs--An ex
change gives the following as rather embar'
RAISING predicaments:
Knocking 1T the rong door, and hesitatine
whether you shall 'un away and say nothing
about it or stay and apologize.
Crossing the road until you see gig com
ing one way and a cab another, SO that il you
move on you are sure to be knocked by one,
and if you stand still you may possibly be
crushed by both.
Finding yourselfin damp bed, on damp
might, and cogitating whether you will lie
still and catch your death: or &c, up ami
dress and pass the night ON the two cane
bottom chairs.
Paying your addresses to peuniless fair
one, under the impression that she is an
heircss, a. d, on discovering your error, having
the option Of msrrying the young lady or Of
being shot by the young lady's brother
Coming to four cross roads. one Of which
you must take at random, or just wax back
a mile or two and inquire your way.
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LIrTELL'S LIVING AGE. NEW SERIES

l The long-established, aud deservedly high repu
Itation which this esteemed book has enjoyed, rem
dsrA 4 sapctaneus 10 refer to its characteristic
claims as most choice and ably-conducted com
pendun of the best selected literature Of the times
Comprising as il does the creme de la creme of all
the world -renowned Reviews aud Periodicals Of
Europe, as we'll as occasional selections from the
best fugitive literature of our own country, it will
be at once apparent that it possesses character
alike unique and unevalled as = repository of good
things, suitable for all classes Of the reading com
nunity--the statesman, student. and philosopher
as well as the family circle. In addition to the
intrinsic quality its literary contents, the quantity
Of reading matter embraced in single year of this
work, amounts to four thousand one hundred and
exty double pages,-the subscription price Of which
= only Six Dollars per anum,-thus constituting it
not only the best but the cheapest periodical in the
World. LITTEL, son / CO, Publishers Boston
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j. ". WEBB'S
PATENT DOUBLE RIB GIN.

I HAVE invented and obtained letters patent for
/ a DoubIe-chilied Reversing Rib for Cotton
Gins, which | will manufacture at Cotton Valley
Macon county, Alabama.
The advantage of my improvement in the Cotton
Gin Rib, consists in making them reversible so as
to do double service. Each half of my improved
Rib is made with the same curve, and the two ends
are Of the same size and shape; so that when one
end is worn out and becomes unfit for use, the
farmer can take them off himself, reverse and re-
place them again, and make them do double the
service of those heretofore used 1t will save the
farmer the trouble aud expense of transporting his
Cotton gin to some factory and procuring new
set Of Ribs. Any one can take them off and re-
place them again. All that it requires is take out
the screws and run them back again, and then you
will have new set of Ribs.
My Improved Rib will not be very popular with
gn-makers in general, for they say that the gins
last too long. Some have acknowed that it is
superior to any Rib they have seen. 1t is the
farmer that l want to please and if he will give
me a trial, will certainly do it. With twelve
years experience, fatter myself that l can make
as good gin as any one; and with nv improve
ment, know that can make them last Ohe-third
longer, without any expense for repairing. All
that ask is to give me trial. Persons wishing
to buy my Double Rib Gin, will please order them,
for it will be impossible for agents to call ALL
will deliver Gins at our Factory, for Two Dollars
per saw.
EY- PARTICULAR attention given to Repairing.
Address ~ j. W. WEBB & CO..
Cotton Valley, Macon county, Ala.
March, 80. 46-y*
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LOUISVILLE JOURNAL.

THIS newspaper, now in its thirtieth year, has
attained celebrity and circulation surpassed
by few papers out of the city of New York As a
Daily journal, the proprietors will spare no ex-
pense to make it of the first class. The network
of Telegraph all over the Union enables them to
report all events Of public interest almost simulta-
neousiy with their occurrence; while the increased
facilities of Railroad communication offer new
channels for the prompt delivery of the Journal to
subscribers in the very shortest period after publ
cation The Agricultural depart
ment Of the Journal is made one of special atten-
ton and interest. The articles under this head are
prepared by Practical Farmer, and have COM
manded the approval of some of the best agricul-
turists in this and other States.
The terms of subscription are as follows, per
year:
Large Daily, sent by mail, IS 90
Country Daily and Tr-W eeky, 90
Weekly lin clubs often) ! so
6 single copy, 90
Remttances by mail in registered letters at our
risk. All communications addressed
to PRENTICE, HENDERSON u OSBORNE
Feb. LIST, 1850, s-32. Louisville, KY
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
M0ffat'x life Pills and Phoenix Bitters,
+.urn III iEua~.J

THE great popularity which MOFFAT'S LIFE
L PILLS and PHOENIX BITTERS have attained
in consequence Of the extraordinary cures effected
by their renders it unnecessary for the proprie
tor to enter into particular analysis Of their medic
nal virtues or properties, and having the united es
timony of more than THREE MILLION Of persons
who have been restored to the enjoyment of perfect
health by them, it lis believed that their reputation
the best vegetable medicine now'before the pub
lie, admits Of no dispute. In almost every city and
village in the United States there are many who are
ready to testify to their efficacy in removing disease
and giving to the whole system renewed vigor and
health.
In cases of Scrofula Ulcers, Scurry Or Erwpsioas
of the skin, the operation of the Life Medicines is
astonishing, often removing in few days every
vestage Of those loathsome diseases by their pur-
flying effects upon the blood. Feger and Ague Dys-
pepsia, Dropsy, Piles and in short most all disea-
ses soon yield to their curative properties. No
family should be without them, as by their timely
mnch suffering and expense may be saved
Prepared by VIM. B. Mo!fat, NJ. D. NewYorh, and
for sale by l. Shlenker & Brother Harrisonburg,
La. 70
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CITE 9aofptnornt.

A NOVEL METHOD OF RECORDING MAR
RIAaE.-Justice Waite, of st. Louis, lately
came into possession of one dollar bill
upon the back Of which the following had
been written with pen:
This dollar bill together with . m'serably
executed bogus half dollsr, was al! that
Mr.. Geo. II. Coz, of Oshkosh, Wisconsin
gave me for marrying him to Miss Celia
Rice, on the 4th Of October, 1889. The
beautiful, engraved certificate gave them
was worth fifty cents, and the recording OF
the marriage according to law cost twenty
five cents, leaving me buta quarthr Of a dollar
with which, to adver Use it, and, as the papers
charge fifty cents for such ad advertisements,
which would bring me in debt, choose this
more economical method Of advertising said
marriage and letting the world know that
Mr.GeO. Ii. Cox and Miss Celia Ride are
married according to law.
Sigoed: HENRY REouE,
Pastor NJ. Z. Church.
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Reprint of the British Periodicals.
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IL repubiish the following leading British Pero IL
Gals, viz:
l The London Quarterly, (Conservathe.)
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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, (TorN
These periodicals ably represent the three great
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BALL ROOM TARA good story is tolt
OF Bosionian's first appearance in polite so
ciely in Arkansas the company were engaged
in dancing, but the loyeI;est amee present
Occupied chair. at the window without an,
partner. Stepping up to The lady with
apalpitating heart, his mind greatly ex.
cited for fear Of being refused, exclaimed:
"Willyou DO me the honor TO grace me
with your company for the next set!"
Her lustrious eye shone will, unwonted
bIlliancy, her pearly teeth glstened in the
tiickering candle light, her heavy snowy
bosom rose and fell with joyous rapture, as
she replied:
Yes, STREE! for have sot, and sol, and
sot, till have about tuck root!'
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-12-19

ITALY USrrED.-Italy has, after long years
desperation into States, hostile to each other
again achieved her redemption, and is now
once more united government under Victor
Emanuel. The only provinces not included
are those held by the Pope and Venstia. The
united government is now composed OF
Sardinia, Lombardy, Naples, Sicily, Tuscany,
Modena and Parma, having about 100000
square miles and 20Oe0,000 Of inhabitants.
For lopg course of years Italy has been
the prey Of every nation, but now united will
be one Of the great powers OF Europe, able
to defend her rights, and powerful enough to
be consulted in the Congress of European
nations, called to settle questions of ntesna-
tional poicy'or those which concern the
peace Of Europe.
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The Musical Worsd for 1850.

II. StUrr5 w HIS, Edito4-
This long-established and successful journal o
art and polite literature commenced its 1"e"fy
First volume January LIST, 1859. The programme
for the new wear will be essentially the same WIFI
that which seems to have given such satisfaction
in years past Our paper is not purely musical ;
it is musical only to the extent that it can be made
interestingly SO. For the rest, we aim 1t reaaa'
ble entertaining paper for all classes-muslc beng
our specially only. Strangers, who are unacquain,
ted with the general character OF The Musical
World, can have sample number on application
BY mail, or otherwise The Service Music and mu-
sic Of more miscellaneous character will alternate
as heretofore, weekly.
The Musical World is published every Saturday,
at $40 Broadway, New York. The subscripSion
price is but 81 year, if paid in advance Ave
copies, IS; ten copies, SIS. Canada subscribers
pay rs cents for the necessary prepayment OF
American postage.
Clubbing Arrangement.
Musical World and Harper, $500
Musical World and Knckerbocker, 400
Address, Musical World Ofice, $40 Broadway,
Network
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Il a gle Nh Il b nc Works.,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

STATIONARY STEAM ENGINEs-With Double Fine
Boilers, and of superior finish and workmanship,
for driving Sugar Mills. Saw Mills, &c.
PORTABLE STEAM ESGlNEs-With either Locomo-
tive for Ivens' Armuar Water Drum Boiler. The
first is economical to fuel, and well adapted to
parts of the State where the water is pure, while
the latter has all the good properties Of the former
and perfectly accessible inside and out for cleaning
neither requiring any brick work in their cree
ton.
CIRCULAR AND SASH SAW Mills - O:
heavy build and well fitted-reliablc and effective
machines. We Challenge the World to prodr"e
machine to cut the amount of lumber, and as W,
in the same time, with smaller size mill.
MACHINERY OF ALL KINDs-Alwavs OF.
exhibition at Office, and all sales make under full
guarantee.
We challenge the trade to show where,
in any one instance, our machines have failed to
give full satisfaction.
DUPLICATES of the wearing parts Of our
machinery always kept on hand in NewOr!eans, SO
IS to avoid any delay in repairing.
EDMUND NJ. IvENs, General Agent, No.
Union Street, NewOrleans. 49y
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TLEY d BEIN

On AND OIL CAME, STREET ~
O9 New Orleans, Importers and ~ y
Dealers in Hardware. Cutlery, Iron, Copper
and Tin Plate, have now well assorted
stock of Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
Cutlery, English and American Bar, Hoop,
Sheet, and Boiler Iron, which they are Of
fering for sale at low rates.
Are agents for Hillman Brothers Premium
Tennessee Iron, manufactured at the Rolling
Works on the Cumberland River. Their
iron, BY test, has proved itself superior to
any other made in the United States.
Are also agents of G. L. Hanks Cincin-
natl Bell Mandatory, and OF New Jersey
Copper Company.
We invite the attention of the country
dealers, planters, merchants and the public
generally, to our large and well assorted
STOCK. Soy
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size. Liberal discount to trade and agents.
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Agent, 2e2 Broadway New York.
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a Canadian who was at the great Provin.
ciai Far met man from the United State,
trying to sell afew barrels Of pears, and on
aoqalring OF the owner Of the pears his price
tor dozen Of picked ones, and being n.
formed that It would be fifty cents. the
Canadian selected dozen OF the hes ones
and took them to tue fair and onte I'd them
and got The preninin Of SIS for The best
specimens Of Canadian pears!
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