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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-07
NXr. LInCOIM'S Acceptance,

The Committee appointcd TO wuit on Mr. Lin
coin, to inform him of his nomination, consist
ing of the President of the Convention, Hon. q.
Ashmun, aud the Chalrmen OF the d ftrent State
delegations returned from Springfield Saturday,
having discharged their duty:
The Committee proceeded In n body to the
residence of Mr. L., aud Mr. a shmun addressed
him as follows;
"a have, sir the honor in behalf of the q ntle-
men who are present, a committee appointed by
the Republican Convention recently assembled
al Chicago. to discha &c most pleasant duty.
We have come, SIR, under a vote of Instructions
to that committee to notify you that you have
been selected by the Convention OF Republicans
at Chicago, as their candidate for President of
the Uniled States. Tn, y instruct us. sir. to no.
tily you of that selection, and they deem il not
only respectful to yourself, but as appropriate
to the important matter which they had in hand.
that they should come to you in person and pre-
seE; 20 You the authentic evidence of the scliou
of that convention; and sir, without any phrase
which shall be considered personally plaud!tory
to yourself or which shall have any references
to the principles inv, lived in the questions
which ale connected with your nomination,
desire TO present you the letter which has been
prepared, and which informs you OF the nomi-
ma !on, and with it the platform, reports and
IT.
at your convenience we shall be glad 10 receive
from you such response as it may be your
pleasure TO 1--WE us.
Mr.. Lincoln replied as follows:
"Mr. Chairman, and Gentlemen of the Cor
mittee, tender you, and through you, to the r.
publican National Convention, and all the peo-
pie r. presented IN 1t, my profoundest thanks for
the big Lonor done me, which you formally an
nounce Deeply aud even painfully sensibIy Of
the grca responsibility which is inseparable from
that honor-a responsibility which could sl-
most wish bad fallen on some one of the far
more eminent men and experienced statesmen.
whose distinguished name were before the Con-
vention. ! shall, by your leave, consider more
fully the resolutions OF tie Convention denomi-
mated the platform, and without Unreasonable
delay, respond to you. Mr.. Chairman, in writinI
not doubling that the Platform will he found
saisa ctory, and the nomination gratefully ac-
ped, And now will no longer defer the
pleasure Of taking you and each OF you by the
hand"
A general shaking OF hands with the NEXT
President then followed, and the Committee re-
tired
A large and enthusiastic eeting subsequent.
Is assembled al the Capitol aud stirring speeches
were made aLid the widest Enthusiasm. con-
tnuing until twelve o'clock the time fixed ON
for the return of the train,
The gentlemen Of the Committee who met
Mr.. Lincoln for the fist time were highly Meas.
ed with the interview, and express ihems Ives
in the warmesl terms Of admiration. Chiedeo
Journal
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-07

ySEr The pnrulatiou Of New Jersey is cstjma,
'~I =. 7nA Ahh
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-07


Hurrah for the choice Of the nation
Our chieftain. SO brave and so true:
Well go for the great Reformation
For Lincoln and Liberty too!
We'll 90 for the son of Kentucky
The hero of Hoosierdom through:
The pride of the Suckers so lucky
For Lincoln and Liberty too!
Our Dayid's good sling Is unerring,
The SlaveoCrat's Giant he slew;
Then shout Tor the Freedom prcterriug--
For Lincoln and Liberty too!
The'll find. what by Telling and mauling,
Our rail.makiug Statesman can do;
For the People are everywhere calling
For Lincoln and Liberty too!
Then up with our banner so glorious,
The star-spangled red-white te-and BILE.
Wen fight till our flag is victorious.
Fer Lincoln and Liberty tool
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-07

Air--"RoSiR The bow.'
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-07
EkOWaPdS Association.

Z II I u A D e J. Z II l A
Bensp oient hstittion established by special eado,o
msnt for the relief Of The sick and distreSseda Hc.
ted NTH Nruleat and Epidem1c Diseases, and espec
tally for tie Of Diseases ofthe SeruGi Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis by the Acting
L Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with des-
crpton Of their condition. tage, occupation, habits
of life, &C. and in of extreme poverty, medi-
cines furnished free of charge.
Valuable Reports SpermatorrhGa and other
diseases o the Sexual Organs, and the New Rem.
edes employed in the Dispensary sent to the afict-
ed in sealed letter envelope, free of charge, Two
or three stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address, DR.J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON. Acting
Surgeon. Howard Association. No. 2 South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order of the Directors.
EZRA ID. HARFWELI Prest.
GEO ,FAIRCHILD Secretary,
December 30, lS59.--34ly.
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NO. s..

behind, saw Ab a'am Lin,oln obeyiDs the di.
vine injunction, by comforting the widowed and
the lnlherless.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-28

A. v. RurLAsp-AS ELE0Axr Srock---In
walking round town in pursuit of spring
goods for yourself and children, drop In at
A v. RrTLAsp's. No. 80 Onion Street, be-
tween Cherry and College, and look at his
beautiful assortment of boots and shoes,
which be has recently received and opened.
In the selection of bis new stock Mr.. RUT-
LAND has exhibited such taste as makes mems
fortunes in any line of trade. Among bis
extensive variety of ladies, misses and chill
dren's shoes are many of the most elegant
styles we have seen, some of which were
manufactured TO order expressly for this
market, Of the finest and best materials !;
all Of the very best make. His stock Of boots
and genrlemen's shoes is also large. and en-
braces several STYLES that are new and ex-
tremely tasteful.
Mr.. RUTLAND also keeps large assortment
of trunks. valises, and carpst-bags of ell
sorts and sizes and at all prices. Col. GOLD
sroS, whose experience in the boot and thoe
trade is very extensive, viii be found with
Mr.. RUTLAND. and will give you as good bar
gains as are to be bad in the city.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-28
DR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIV ATE DISEASES.

DR. KING ,iormeTl! of New York for
RH2 the Ia 81 four years OF Louisville. ReB-
lucky who has devoted his attention ta tin treat
nieat private disca- Tor aVtr 80 years nI;ters
himself, having -ttrnded n tract IA ans
years, aRd cured many thousancs, he Is enab led
TO cure all dIsea OF private uature, IN tier
hIent. rom Hegiect of Ih-'r Dr. Kings
~ All the S,Iuare, conc stry, where he cures all
diseases of a pTivHt- nature
GONosRHE. cured With at nausecus medicines OF
Interference with business
STfICTURls nf OH or rcccIt cate, efeetuaiy cured
in few days, BY ops aiIOn which causes
pain Where Structure cal q eiIih ca1Hot be
e1Joyet- Perhaps n uis a-e CauSes more ms schief
and sindermnes the constitution s. much.
SfrHfIs with ell the diseases e the skin. growing
out Oi neglect bad Urea tineut, can be enectusly
cured in a fen days-
SEMINAL WEtKSEss Particular attenii n having
been given TO IN disease, and all the eonsvQu
grow bog out Of IL, brought VA many oy the
destrnStiye b. bits q inconsder4te Yeath's tud ex
cessive & the passions, me- leet ~bch
Will undermine the cohststatlon, r-hderiI the sab
test unit for sfciety anu csasi pre-
tgre OLE age
Females who may be lsboring with any difficulty
OF the Womb may resi- assUTt d OF mmesa'e reitei.
Persons rvsiting abroad, BY wiring and stating
their cas-, with lee enclosed, directed 10 ur A
xing No. % Deaerick street, NASHVILLE Tenn, vill
have the necessary medicines scat Ia TIER sddT.
with necessary directions strict secrecy observed
Osice hours IRON o'clO < IL the morning until N
the evening MAY So-iudA~ly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-28

NEw onlzxks March Brovevflle
datrs Of the Is say that two companies d
Rangers under Ford, and two companiez oil
United States Cavalry under s: oneman cross-
ed the Rio Grandr on tn. 18th. into Mexico
In search If Corsinar, who had rrturned to
the frontier. The troops approached bis en-
csmpmeut at night. drove in the pickles and
took thirty prisoners, who claimed TO belong
to large body OF Mexican National Guards.
also in search af Cortinas. The next morn
ing large Mexican force appeared and
claimed The prisoners as their guard.
IL was Afterwards aseertained that these
forces have bevu watching the Americans.
aud that Corfina was with them, and escaped
at the first alarm. Our troops remain en-
mped on the Mexican side above Browns
Vile. determined 10 capture Cortina. Major
Heitzelman- mas sent reiBfoFcemrnis. with
pieces OF artillery. Three thousand Church
troops are expected on the Rio GraDde. Il
is reported that Gen. Garcia in, tied the
Americans into Mexico.
Leavenworsh Election.
LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas March 27.-Drmo-
cratic officers are electd in Leavenwofth
county by the usual majority.
8 Fight with Abositioufsts.
LEXINGTON. Ky, March 27.--Hanson, re-
Gently expelled with otiisr abolifionists. from
Madison county. returned aud with 25 or 80
associates they were again warned by
committee of the same numb r to leave. when
Hanson's company replied by firing at the
committee Nobody was ", un led. Snhse
9uehtly Han -on's men en.reucued then Ives
sH a building. The committee were arm--d
with revolyers bat did not fire. They have
sent to Lexington for balls and cannon. The
Governor has sent to Louisville for percus-
sion caps. 1t is supposed the military will
be ordered ont from Lexington to Berea, the
scene of action. H~ 49,
affair without further disturbance.
Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, March 27.-Cotton sales
to-day 1000 bales; prices irregular; md
ding l04all; sales of 3 days $4,000 bales;
receipts OF 3 days $4,000 bales. against L.
ESQ bales last year; receipts at New Orleans
ahead OF last year 452, 600 bales; at all South
ern ports $4,000 b,l-s. Sugar st ady: mo
lassrs firm 3Sa3s; -four dull 6.30a6 40; lard
II bbl>. I03. Freight on cotton to Liverpool
!; Sterling Exchange SASH; on bills OF lading
7s7s; New York Sight Lie premium.
New YORK, March 27-Cotton is little
more steady; sales to-day 1000 bales; Mid
ding UplanIs IL; Flour very dull; sales 81
$40 nbIs. at 5 l5a5 rs; Cora steady; sales
$4,000 bushels al 20 ISL: Mess Pork SIS 90;
Lard in bbls. 10a III; Sugar dull; auction
sales OF 23 nhds, d. 64a73; Molass.s-Orleaus
sales 200 bbls. at 47f 40
The steamer City of Washington is below.
Her dates are anticipated.
CINCINNATI, March 81 Mess pork II. 25a
IL SO; Corn dull, declined l cent; other ar
tices unchanged.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-28
Fro ), ,.,e New Ysrs.r, July so, 1852

Among desirable articles, we may baine as io'
most the want 81 useful glOe easy OF u.s. ana "a
ee .erzI and upiyersai application to the repair OF
rurni,ure croekery shell work and other sersieea-
ME .,,d ornamental purposes The prime q1Aiuss
c< gos cline are immediate reaainesz for use at II
ti.es and reliability hcld-iast- An" THIS Is 'ne
article which Mr. H. c. spaIctng mas been 80 f"rtan
a te As 20 introduce In convenient boties, Wild
handy brush ,splIding's Prepared Glue requires n"
DAYS preparatory s.flening in water n" heatng
Tor use and no tedious delays 70 cure its juncto"
and cshessoD-beirg held in solution chemiesiiy
and capable Of oeing applied instantly and to eve
nv variety OF work and requirement sPaiding's
Glue, thus proves Itself to be true Household
Friend and will welcomed heartily in al parts OF
tie country. We have gwen il trial and We have
found il quick as hunger in taking bold, and nrm az
death in boIdiBg fast. "'afzo--W
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QOmnlerrial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.
NASHVILLE March 2S, 1860.


COTTON--No sales yesterday.
1OBACCO--S, Id at Fisher, Wheless &
Co.'S hbd-. at 50 30, 5 65, IS, so, 5 60.
5 10. IS.
BACON-Hams Sc; shoulders &c; clean
srdrs lO0S1O9 p u from wagons.
FL JUR-We continue TO quote at S7(97
| so p b Tor Extra; and s6(96 SO for Super
lin; Extra in bags So so; Superfine So per
| SO lbs. These are the wholesale fgur,s. The
stock in market is confined exclusively TO I'M
portations, our city mills having stopped
| grinding for the want of wheat. The tenden-
cy of prices is to advance.
LARD The highest figures paid now for
lard is 81 q ID.
SEEDS-Mlllet Seed 25C02 40; Orchard
| Grass seed 81 IS; Glover Seed So 90;
Herd Grass 81 25(GSl so; Timothy Seed So
| 75(9 "a 0O; Clean Blue Grass So 1902 so;
Stripped 81 rs; Hungarian 81 81 per busL.
WHIShY--kectihed z5(9z7; country
brands 50[G75c.
IRON.-renuessee- 5 he ,}and7@71
Horse Shoe %, Nail Rod 9, Boiler %. oheet
S4(994, Hoop S40994. Pittsburg--Bar 80
Band 54G96. Horse Shoe5, Nail Rod Sheet
5A(G6, Hoop los.
SUGAR-New Orleans brown 9(9IOc. p
b. by the biol; 4c. lower 10y the bogshead.
n. Y. Coffee sugars LUCILLE, crushed aud
M0LASSES--New Orleans IN bbls. 449
4Gc. p gallon; 48c. in half bills.
GOLDEN oYRUP.--ID Barrels zoe, in
half-barrels IS, in kegs 81 90.
COFFEE Stock light, demand fair
Prime Rio is worth l3l@l43;. Laguyrs
l4(9l4i; Java 1920. Baltimore strictly
choice Ia.
CANDLES.-Star firm at 10 tor IA OF;
Il for fui, weight; Tallow, l2lc.
HIHES ANIll,EATHE Maouot m
hides 5 cents, dry 10; Southern salt IL.
Oak Sole Leather 30c. q ID. TOR best quail
| ty; Harness 80. -st
RAGS.--FoI Cotton Ragsi in good order
| 3 cents is readily paid.
WOUL.-Tub-waslIed, in demand at 80
| cents, pulled, ZS(G3O; unwashed 1920.
| OlLc.-Linseeu 75c; Lard / 10; Tanners
75(9IO9; Cod Liver 81.
BALED HAY From store $50 per ton;
good supply On hand.
row Blasting So 90, and Rife 81
| 90 per Reg.
/ GINSENG-In iair demand ct 50a55 cents
p b.
FEATHERS-Are now sellingat 4O942c
p ID.
BEESWAX.-In demand at 25926 cents
SALT-Barrel salt is selling at Soc p
bushel, ami sack at 81 so for fiue. In lots
| a reduction is made on sack.
DRIED FkUIT.-Apples ar e selling al
| 81 20(9l % f3 bushel. No peaches in mar
! ket.
ROPE-GrassIzi9 I4c .Jute 12a Cotton
Thread 224(@23.
LEADS cents p n.
SHor.-Buck 81 40; Drop 81 80 per pa g.
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River News.

ARRIVED.
March 26.-Hastings. Pittsburg.
Umpire GAINESVILLE.
DEPARTED.
March 27.-Poland, Cincinnati.
John A Fisher. Paducah.
Gen. Anderson, ST. Louis.
Commerce. GAINESVILLE
The river is falling slowly, with 81 feet
water on the Shoals.
The steamer Ella departs for Paducah az
noon to-day. She will take passengers to
the Red R0ver for New Orleans
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-28

~ Somebody has persuaded the editor
OF tbe CaiPep-r tya.l 06sssz that the Ia
dies are about 70 leave on hoops: whereupoa
he exelaims: .'Gr.oioasi ~oa't that be awful !,
A iady's hoops Form more than two thirds Of
Der, and whea these are left %. we-we-oh,
Se can't express ourseli- We are In trouble
about IL" We are not 20 particular. Let
them leave OF their txe-tsisds aud c.sne on.
Wen weieems EN- 70 oar sznz. Aeop- OF 20
hoops-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-28

this arfioiefor overten
coSTDEScr ASDrRrrR-of
beea able 10 saw. Of
kR Has 1T FAILED IN
EFFEcTA CURE, when
We know al Instance
one whc used lt, on
lighted With it's opera
of highest commeada
and medical virtues
..WaAT We 10 Ksow.'
ence. Ann FEDGE Oun
skST oF WHAT WE uEEE
Instance where the in
/. ana exhaasuon ) relic
twenty Minutes after
tered.
tion is the prescriptions
/ PEkiENGEnand skill,
land, and has bee
ING SUCCESS N
OF CASES.
from pam, but invig
bowels, currects acidi
ergy 70 the whole sys
stantiy relieve
Bow Els, AND
COLlC.
which AZ uos speedily
We 5elieveittbe best
WORLD, 10 all cases OF
RIGA N CHILDREN.
tecthing- or from any
say 10 every mothef
from any ofthe forego.
LIT YOUR PREUDI.
DiCES OF OTHERS.
ing child RHd fhe relief
ABSOLUTELY SURE
medicine, az timely
will sccompany each
less ths fse-simae Of
YORK, is on The out
out The world
Cedar ST. New York.
cents per bottle.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-28
Concentrated Cure
A @ u A v I T A E

Thisremedy is put up IN small vi4ls and can be
sent by naIlto asy address A trial will satisfy
Useit for week, IRd yOI will experience great
beaeat sircaitr continuing full Pftc alaTs sent
(freel ou application. Price, per bottie 81.
1zIe bottle viii asst a mouth
B-rhisrelaedy issaitabls for either sex.
Address, CRJGER, NedscaIAgent,
aiy27-t1 a. Broadway New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-28
To JANE SSEwKEs.
~ IxIsAbAs ssIeoIusnE.


o, Jane thy very name sweet
As sugar piums 10 mel
would that the anne OF sniggiefritI
We're half as SWEET 10 theel
Bat Oh / fear tha, cool contempt
With thy bosom sits,
And that thou viii but laugh to
The name Of snigglesritzi
love thee, Jane, with love intense,
All lovely as thou art;
Then, though thou ulAyst not ike my name,
Pray don't reject my heArti
ARd marriage thou shalt always rank
Among thy luckssa hits,
Nor Sigh that thou didst change Thy name,
FroEn Saewkes u suigslcfritEl r- "a
Our home, thosgh humble, shall be liz
By Loves delicious fame,
And thos shah eali Ihe baby. dear,
BY thne cherished name.
!Sss1kss S~saStsTs1s.-by heaven, the sound
lsswset tieBe's capi-
Oh, say the word, dear JaHe, and IN
Invite the parsoa api
The Uaioa does Mt like what The Bazner
has had to say aboat Mr.. BATES, and take
our Deaderick Street neighbor quite lengthi-
~ TO task Il thea proceeds to give us the
.or;gin of the Two-Thirds Rale;" devotss az
couple of paragraphs 10 the Adjournment OF
the Legislzture;n compliments a late speech
OF Mr.. Congressman CrRKr. Of Alabama ;
touches upon The Democrat c Convention
Of Georgia. aud wind. up its editorial lasorz
OF The day with few Washington and other
items. From which you can tell whether
you can s1ard 10 pay ball a dims for copy
Of the Paper. We think yoa can-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-28

~o--cv m C.xprBsTEs-Ee will no: insert herez-
ter any persons name as 'snddate ior once IN the
PATRIOT unless paid for in adSance- marlS-s
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-28

Ma. PAsaAs--oar old friend. Nal y. A
PAzHAx. for many year, he editor and pro
prIetor Of the clssszaoogz Gez<a<. has h<en
In sesa several dsyA
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-28
MRS. WINSLOW.
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS

Frice . cents per BOTTLE
We hayeputupAnds sold
years, and CAN SAY, II
L., what we have never
any other msdicine-NEY
A SINGLE INSTANCE. TO
timely used. Never did =
OF dissatisfaction b any
the contrary, all are de-
tons, and speak in terms =
ton OF It's nagicR leneots =
We speak in tbas matter r
after ten years. expert
REPUTATION FoR THE FUDIL
DECLAKB. In almosteEery
fsnt Is suffering from pains
WILDE found 10 fifteen or
the syrup rs admins =
This valuable prepara-
OF one of The MOST tx =
FUL NURSES in New Eng =
used with NEFER-FAIL =
THOUSANDS -
Notoniyre lieves the child =
erates the stomach and =
ity and gjvestone ana en-
ten. II viii almost in
GRIPPING IN THE a
WIND .
apcoyeFcOmeconvnlsions =,
remsdisd. END la death
and SVREST RKNEBg INTHR -
DYSENrERY AND DiAR-
whether IL arises from a
other cause. We would -
who has = child susle ring -
Ing eomplaints-DtI NOT
CTS, NOR THE PREJu
stand between your suffer
that will be snre-yes.
TO follow he use Of this .
used. 80 = - -
Fslldlrectionffor usines
bottle. None genuine IN =
CURTIS 4 PERKINS, New
side wrapper.
Sold by druggiEfsthrough
Principal Office No. IS,
JnneTd&wIy Price Is
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-28

~The Louisville Courier is printed on new
copper-face type, and within the last few days
has been enlarged. 1t now presents very
handsome appearance.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-28
e An DO ATE,.
For attoruey GENERAL,

: TOT AttuFuey etHtFHIs
~ We requested - auaoaHge =. l. FINLEY as
candidate for Attorney General OF the Ninth Iadi
elzI Circuit Eieetsoh Nay lSo0.
oct lite
- We are authorized 10 annsance JAMS L
RAIxs ESQ, candidate fog tlSe ofiCe ~ Attorney
General OF the Siuth Jadlciai Circuit, conPosed OF
abe counties of DavldsoE, SANGER -ad Williamson
klectiop next Nay. oetS-te
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-28
anpren,,ee wanted.

We viii take an apprentice 30 learn the Printing
Busiaees-oue from the country preferred He
must have a fair education niafz@-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-28

The popularity OF the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MESr, is cOexteBsive with the civilization OF the
globe other articles claim TO dlIeUidte pain aud
eistress-this czres- Family Physicians, Govern
uent Hospitals Farriers, Planters FARMERS Livery
men, &C., have particularly demonstrated this fact
throughout the world No article ever before re
ceived such undivided praise and suPpeTtfrom Medi
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-28
RHEUMATISM

or years. standing, has been totally cured Piles
Cheers Tumors Running Sores, ScrOiuia stun JOINTS
Felsas. sweIIiugs Burns, Bites, BoIis, Chaps, Neu
raigia, Salt Rbeum and all aches and pains upon
man, and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &C.
such Ring bone Call scratches, SPAWN Poii-Evi
Sua f-aII- Isc- are subIued aid CuTea by
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-28
Mustang LiniEnent.
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED.

Mr. s. LITcH, Hyde rark, VT, ~r.tes;-" hat the
horse was considered worthless (his case Was
spayin1 asbut since the free use OF the Mustang
Liniulent have sold hun for one $3.50 ca-h Your
Iduimeat mas been doing wonders up here"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-28

illinoss Baaks-.-.- 5 d
All notrs q tbs slasl
shosia D. cosnieFslEnef b /.
shs czfe o14ccr, BE ~
tbsa secsrea ~ defezi
o. stats Ss-cks, whea 81.
i nsI doas tbsy are %
s4ie.bis-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-28

EVANSVILLE. nzssA zz--zTAe steamers An
GO S4xoa srun Czsciunssi fer he Arz@sz4s
river fepk Gre AID uaz seasti<d aad ssakr
40 lsses ue<e los<-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-28

Our Catalogue refers but partially TO the GocDs
(keptby 50 IN their respective departments
Tooar friends and patrons ~e beg say. that Our
stock will he equal, II not superior to any have
heretofore altered and most respectfully invite
examination of it, assuring all who may favor
with cali, that they Will iad prices uniformly
low, and our terms most LIBERAL allowing hand
some DISCOUNT for ali cash bills. We are no~
ceiving stock daily.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-28

Our sto. * this season is unusually large
and beautiful. and have been selected WITH
GREAT CARE, to which we invite the at
ten,ion of ali. We feel safe in saying that
we can offer BETTER
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-28

Cigars aud Tobacco.
sc, 900 Henry Clay Cigars;
5000 Nap slcon ao;
$500 La Competition Cigars, imported;
Is. 90 German Cigars, various brands:
loo .srot Snakipg Tobacco;
80 Boxes Langbora y Armistcad Tobacco:
IS 40 j. A. Clay do;
IS do z ID. White ID:
SO do Tennessee Tobacco, various brands;
And many other articles too numerous to mention
J. n & II. sPERRY,
marle-tf IS Market ST.. Nashville Tenn.