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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-19

A London Journal on the Prince O.
Wales Return from Americs.-The London
News INDUCES in this Johnsonese Englsf
on His Royal Hghness' rsiurn homo:
The Prince Of Wales brings home, We arc
persuaded, heart thrilling with affection
foy the. mighty..cfspring Of England, and q
deep respect for that energetic freedom sns
Expanding power. He brings home, too
40 intellect sharpened and strengthened BY
contact wilbsihe vitality Of slnew cisillzs-
tion. He has tasted ihe life snd destiny
Of the New World, in the prairie, In the
forest clearing, in popuIous cities, where
bu'. yesterday the pioneer Piled his sx. lie
has seen . nation Of soldiers without On
army. civil order without police, wealth,
luxury, and culture without court or an
aristocrscy. He has learned to mingle with
the busy crowd Of men without tho interven-
,ion Of chsmbersins and courtiers; he has
found respect without ceremony. and hynor
without sdulation. He has dwe too. In Eng
land q sss; and no where can he hsve bet
Ter learned the secret Of England's great
ness than in bic experiences on board the
Hero In the Ailsniic. |. is only due 10 the
Duke Of NewcsSle to say that the Prince
has been singulsrly fortunate in tho sslsc-
ton Of Secretary Of State to attend him
on biz travels. II eeemo happy conei-
denee thstat the hour VIXEN the reya squad
ron was makiug the English land on
"Wednesday nigh. tho Prime Minister was
eloquenily acknowledging the hospitsli,iss
which the Prince Of Wsles had enjoyed in
the United States
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-19

IscrpESr or THE ELECTION in Bcsros--
TIE NEcRo vorE.-The Courier Jays that
10 the Sixth Ward Of Boston the fret ballot
Deposited wss . Boil and Everett enc. Tho
scene was certainly IN interesting one ~
The black negro faces among the msss Of
white ones looked something as curran,s 60
when one cuts . currant cake In halves
here, there. and everywhere. and nowhere
In particular. Outside tho poll the scens
was still moro remarkable. II looked quite
eomicsl 70 SEQ some willy politician take The
black hand Of some whiss.headed negro and
ssy, NY dear cir, have you vo,ed!s while
the answer wss. my friend, have" The
politician would then touch his bat to some
other sable friend, Psss on. and get lost
among the conglomeration OF human beings
within.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-19

The Hon WIN. M. Gwin, United Stats
Senator from Californis, offered his vote il
tho Seventh District. On his approach I,
the polls, Mr.. Owen Currsn, noa, l.,l,
l'ishmsn, . Douglas Democrat, challenged
the Senator's vote on The ground that he
was nota resident Of California, but belonged
70 Mississippi. Various exclsmasions we're
heard dsrogatory Of the distinguished gcn
tlemsn. among others. one that he had los,
his right to vote by defeating the Pacific
Railroad. another, that be lived in Texas. -
The Doctor declare ed that he was . Senator
from California. that bic name wss William
n. GSin, that he came hsro in 1919, that
he was United States Senator. All did
not satisfy Mr.. Curran, who persisted in HE
challenge, insisting upon each individual /
reason urged in.'hs objections above cited
TO Gwin's competency. There remained
no alternative under the law but TO admin
ister tho oath to DR.. Gwin. and be took IL
accordingly. His vote vas then admitted.
This we submit, was hsrsh and disrespec,-
fol TO well known dignitary Of our land.
Though absent in the flesh. Gwin. has been
with US in spirit continually, during the last
ten years. Az soon 90 elected for one term
he has commenced his labors for re- elec,io q
for another. His afsec,o for California. was
shown in q touching .msnner. when be pro-
posed to seceds from the Union and join
Southern Negro Confederacy; for he there
that he would tax % our good State
with him.-Ssn Francisco Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-19
The Great Arkansas Fight.

The mosl "powerlul Pome'' Of model
lines " the sccoun' OF a contest bstwes
l"Tuscaloosa Sim." fighting man OF A
kansas. and stranger who sncou tered hi
one day, and. on Sans invitation, .went 10
We quote lew verses descriptive, of n
light:
They clenched like two rsmpsgious barf,
And each fell on his sit;
They swore a stream OF six inch oaths;
And e.. and fit, and fit.
Tho stranger snapped at Sammy . nose
Ard shortened il Bit,
And then they both swore awful hard,
And 81. and ct. and ft.
The mud il few, the sty grew dark,
And all the liienins iii;
But sill them critters rolled about.
And fit. and fiji, snd a..
First Sam on top. then tother chap;
When one would make hit.
The otberii smell the grass; aud so
They fi'. and I'll, and fi,.
The night came on. the stars shons ont
As bright as ~immin's wit;
And still them felers swore snd gouged,
Aud fit. and ct, and fi.
The ueighbors heard Tia roar they made,
And thought an eartIquaks'd liz;
Yet sl the while twas him and Sam
A. .ii, and fii. aud fl.
FIR miles around tho noise was heard,
Folks couldn't sleep bi;
Becsuss them two rsntsnkerous chaps
Sill fl, and fl, and hl.
THE result was that when the poet snd
his .oId man, went ou, the mex, morning -
found TO our surprise
Two quarts OF bu,iors. two big knives,
5 me whiskers. and four ewes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-19

TAXING CoLD A ''cold'' says the Scien.
ltidc American, is not necessarily the result
Iof low or high temperature. A person may
60 directly from . hot bath into cold one,
or to snow oven, and not take cold. On
the contrary, be may take cold By pouring 4
couple OF tsblespoonfuls or water on some
part Of bis dress. or By standing ia door or
some other opening where one part OF tho
body is colder than another. Let it,be kept
n mind that uniformity OF temperature over
the whole body ia the first thing to Be looked
after. II is the unequal heat upon tho
different parts Of the body that PRODUCES
cold. BY disturbing the uniform circulation
OF some part. II you must keep partially
wet garment on. Il would be az well perhaps
to wet the whole Of Il uniformly. The feet
are a great source Of colds, on account OF
the variable temperature they are subjec, 20.
Keep these always dry and warm, and avoid
drafts Of air. hot or cold, we, spots on the
garments, and other direct causes Of unequal
temperature. and keep the system brscad up
BY plenty 81 sleep, andihe eschcwing OF de-
biliating food and drinks, and you will DO
proof against cold and ito results.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-19
The Death Of a Child-A Touching
Ekafnh.

Sketch.
Inc following paragraphs from the per
? ot i I. Tsylor. Of tho chicsgo Journal
lion the death Of child. nre full or consols
lion to the living, and as beautifully writ,
ten Is true:
Il wensin the mornings bright and 70.
diant morning; many went yesterday, more
to-day, and there are dews TO be- shed for
the departures Of tomorrow. And can IL
be wondered that pleasant summer mornings
should beguile them into going! Is il a
marvel that they do no, wait for the bu den
and the noon, but follow the lark and hear
her song over the ruin Of the rain bob! That
those words SO beautiful, they should make
50 true, "and Joy comeih 10 the morning.
Going in the morning. glorious morn
ling-when tho sky 10 all beauty, and the
world IL all bliss; ere the dews have gone
to heaven. or the stars have gone to GID;
when the birds are singing, and the cool
winds are blowing, and the flowers are ou,
that will be shut at noon, and the clouds,
that are never rent in rain, and the shad-
Iows inlaid with crimson lie away TO tie
West.
We have sometimes seen a little coffin.
like cssket for jewels. all alone by itself
10 huge hcarse melancholy with plumes
and gloomy a. frown-- and we have
thought not 90 should we accompany those
a little way who 20 in the mcrnlng. We
have wondered why they did not take the
little coffin into the carriage with them, and
lay L gently upon thsr laps, the sleeper
there lulled to slumber without . bosom or
cradle. We have wondered what there
vas for tearr in such going-in the early
morning from homo to home-like fair white
doves with dowpy wings emerging from
neither night and auttering for entrance at
tho windows OF heaven. Never has there
been hand wanting 70 take tho wanderer
in and shu! out darkness snd the storm.
Upon these little faces il nsvor seemed
to us that death could place his great seal:
there is no thought Of the ehsrnsi house in
these young lIstsners 70 that invitation
whose acceptance we are bound NOS 10 for.
bid; tharo sould be mourning songs and
not sighs; no tears nor clouds. but bright
dows and bright dawnines togoihsr.
Fold ZIP The whilo robe; lay ssids the for
gotten toy; smooth the Impressed pillow,
and gently smile 40 you think Of the gar
menf, Of The harp Of gold, and the fair brow
with is diadem Of light; smile a. you think
no years can make that memory old. An
eternal guili'ess child, waiting about the
Of Paradise for tho coming friends
from home. Here the glad lips would quv
or with anguish, The bright curls grow griz-
zle and gray; The young heart weary and
old, bu: there. shsngeless as tho stars, and
young as the last new morning.
The poet tells Of green bough rent BY
the tempest from tree. and swept rudely
,long the breast Of an sngry river. and
neither bird with cries Of grief flutterinc
beside il. for her nest and neslngs were
here. Alb! better to be waited away from I
he ecrth than thus that they should drift /
'round the world Va storm. k
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-19

ALWAYS RON UP STAIRS A young man
who was thinking u Studying law said to
Daniel Webster:
"Mr. Webster under-ta nd the profession
~ law Is quite full, and that there ere more
lawyers than ere needed. Do you think
there is any chance for mei''
"There Is always room up stairs" wss the
reply, and e true as il was ingenious. Only
: few person reach he high places. and these
are always IL good demand. There is
room enough up stairs
Fret clsss farmers and mechanics, as well
q physicians, lawyers. ETC. always find
plenty Of room. plenty Of work and good pay
Whstsvsr calling you choose, |, msslsrs lit
lie. il II Be On hoOess one. resolve 10 20 into
an upper story. bu, DO not try 70 jump ,hsrs
BY single leap, or you msy isIl disabled.
Rather begin at the bottom Of the ladder
and patiently step on each round.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-19

a MARRIAGE WITHIN A MARRIAGE. -
There is s'rsnge divorce. .csss on trisl In
BROOKLYN. y v, that OF Allied Bradsiey
w.. Mary Elizsbeh Besrd-ley The rss2on.
fen, is The daughter Of Rev. D. jos. Law
Me-hsdis', and wa ms-ried to Besrdslav in
her own family narne, in New York. IL Is 20
III September lS15, rh- a. .ds the scquain-
,snce of ~. Frsncis Mahan. in Thompson
ssloon. Brnsdwsy. and in tile course Of sue
eerstve Interviews afterwards. che mrde him
believe that she was . maiden lady. fancy
irse,r end ihetanghisr Of a dmirsl Seymour,
but che never allowed him 10 ,cccfn psny her
70 her residence In Brooklyn. She visited
him y, bio rooms and met him Al saloons and
other pieces il New Work On tho 9Th OF
December. 10 1855. at Williamsburg, she
was married % him, by Catholic Priest,
she protesting 70 be C.tholic. Thus for
I've years shs managed 10 live with two
husbands. neither suspec'ing That she had
another. She from tine 10 time pu, off DR..
Mahsn from having he marrisge with him
disclosed, by pretending thni she would lose
, lsrge amount Of property by marrying
without the consent OF her family. Her de-
fense 70 the Iibslis ihst Mr.. Bssrdsley had
been guilty Of : bresch Of his marital vows. :.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-19

CO Benz. F. Cummings, Of Rome. In shis
county, committed suicide last week ~
drowning himeslf in the Ohio River. He
was q the time suffering from an attack oi
delirium tremens. Reporter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-19

FNIIAN AFWLIst IvFV, ~. w
Our Bankers have thrown oul tn-dsy tho
following Free BAnksof this State: Brook
vile Bank. Brookvills; Bank N Syracuse.
Syrncasa; Rsnk og slichirah Hy Ip4ial
srferve Bsnh Cahtn tsftIs esnuty
Bank Connersylla; siarpt s41h Ltghs
poss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-19

- Says the lovely Julie 70 the bewiichinc
Fannie, "Why u a new baby like cows
tally Guv il up. because il was never
seen before" Fanny phaintedi
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-19

6TMr. Punch says Il is very bad plan
not % srumble--ihe wheel isn't creased til
il cresks.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-19

A McDEsT DuS.--The Texan Mercury
10 modest dun 70 10 patrons. ssys:
suffer LITTLE sums 10 come unto us, for Of
such is our income
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-19

IL Milk, 90 nutritious when taken as
food. II Injected into the yeins, acts deadly
poison.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-19

0hP 'hf following tenslbe articls
from Lie Illustrated Wshope The citizens
'Io' jasper and Dabcis county Will read
and act on ii
Reader DID you ever reaeci on ihe subject
oi supporting literally The press. and frs,
81 ~ your own local newspaper If not.
permit rs 70 suggest % y on your dUly ii hi.
respect.
hach city town end village in country
Ike The United States should BE- represented
by live local newspaper, and /, would be-
wei not only for the people and the place
20 represented, 10 have paper which would
be an honor and credit 10 the state and
the nation. Strangers from abroad judr us
from onr newspaper press. ond hence the
Importance Of making that instrument a.
perfect and potent as possible.
u the duty Of EVERY citizen or each
place TO contribute something towards i'm.
proving and ngthening the local press.
and many do i by subscribing and paving
for his Pspsr, BY advertising in Il, by recon-
mendlng i to others, or ia al OF these
wsys. Were the country press as literally
pasronized and sa well supported az il should
DC, the country would not be SO flooded with
the WORTHLESS trash, IN the shape OF .lovs
and murder siories," es il nov r. which
poison and viiiete the minds Of tie young.
There is usually more moral integrity and
crcumspcciion manifested by editors Of the
country press than By those ia The large eli.
ies and more healthy tone of mind and
motsls will generally pervade them. They
are more FREQ from The reports Of degrading
vices and crimes, and are never opened
with TINT feeling Of suspicion which attach.
Is 10 the Flash" lilsrsture or The dsy.
The country press msy be improved. ~
Each individual residing within tile limits
OF iss sphere and circulation NAV aid in its
Improvement He may be on The "look.
ou" for interesting information and when
this il obtained, communicate il 10 the edit.
or. lie NAV bring bis own bust ness before
the public by On appropriate advertisement.
or II be has beef, pork, or grain to sell, hs
may announce il through the local press.
lls msy give historical sketches OF the past,
and show the progress ard changes going
on at present. lie may help 70 make his
local paper q source n instruction to
strangers, and Of entertainment 70 bis neigh.
bors. l. he a manufacturers Let him in
vite capital and influence ty setting forth
such natural advantages a. the place may
possess. and indicate The routes by which il
may be reached, its accessibility 10 market,
etc. There Is no estimating The advantages
70 any town or villiage OF live local Jour.
nal, and we doubt If there il 10 bo idund az
he present time an editor who gets fully pnii
'or The services he performs, end We put tho
responsibility where il belongs, namely. on
he people, whose business and duty II II,
irst Of all % support handsomely their own
ocal paper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-19

OCT The Uoled States Tsearury has pald
abcnt &2400otsGoi insmbes siBes lAs inssl
irgcf r1Frcss
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n ORDERING TICKETS ORCERTIFICATFs

Elreloseth he amouht Of money TO OR address, FOR
what you VISA 10 purchase; name the Lottery IN
which you v ish It invested and y neither you wish
sshOles, Halves, or Quarters, on receipt OF
Which We send what Is ordered, by first mail to-
gether with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing a Printed Drawing
certified 10 by the Commissioners, win be selt with
Explanation.
Ga Purchasers vii please write their signature
plain and give the name OF their Post once county
ana State
Accommodation strictly SC on ddential
ES- Allprizes O II goo nd under paidimmedlat
yafteT tn draWing-othe TPrizesatthe usua ltimeo
forty days.
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miscellaneous.
Hungarian Grass Seed.

WE have hand = large quantity OF the best
w Hungarian g RAYS Seed which we are selling
low. CHURCH ANDERSON & co
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II EIGEPAIRfE SONS. No. 81 Sorra Tn1sp
IL. sFkEzz, bstwees MARKETS. and Chestnut Streets.
fhitaeeiphiA, have for sale
DIP 4 SAILED SF4STSH HIDES,
nry and Green SAited Pxtaa Klps rAnnerss osI Tan
ner's ann Curriers' feels Al The lo~est prizes znd
up.n the best terms.
e. Aflsinds Of Leather In the roazk wanted for
wheh the hghez4 mxFket pFsce vii &c SiTea 10
cash t2kea ozchAa Ee Ter hites IestEcF stored
tree ~ ehzfse ana ssld % csnailzsion.
sraff ,--sisl.s.zF~.-
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DR naFIS, ocusfst and Aurizf TT eafaaselef a.
IL aeS Orb ans. Ia ~ F-laFe1tsd lnz.f y
uieas. fsE sx.resae cAsss Il Leafnesx Niik n a.
al pub1lc Il Fszs eszapiz efs eizlln sfs
Ear aaa te 1e<x sileaa< TIE Exhsest u 80 g
ntzncr. Oae o1rct e ina fazzFus1t : 70 Keep shs
eFg.a N eonstsnt state e s<<lFsty. .s<s ~ - DE-
las sias - eases Fsfsae - ffzps1 ez.A -
-, Cd sd ezszales e ss1e fz<7a ssFssz>fz =.
sFris-sE
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Our Single Number Lotteries.
Gapital EeriZe $4,000.
DRAW EVERY SATURDAY.

DRAW EVERY SAIUkDA1.
Whole Tickets SO; Halves SIS; Quarters 50 Sc
t. Orders for Tickets or Certificates ii any OF the
above schemes u be dirccted.t 10
WOOD, EDDY h co. Wilmington Delaware
or, MOOp, EDDY & CO., -. GUS, Missouri.
Es-CiTCulars containing Schemes for the month
will be sent free OF expense by addressing Is above
e. The drawings ol Wood Eddy 4 Co. s Lotteries
Published the New York Herald, New YORK
Tim anc New Yo,kcv Stsats Zeitung.
utnvt5-fd
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Transportation,
Nashville and Chattanooga R.R.
EHSa Esszzzzl - AQH
Change of Schedule.
on AND AFTER
Sunday next, April 20. 1860.
Passenger Trains VII run follows:

Passenger Trains, gil run as follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at a Z. and 3, P. =.
Arrive az Chat fnoora so P N and .45 A. ".
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga ~ =: o a. n. and go P. n.
Arrive at Nashville at S P. II. and Az.
Ii rail connection and shortest route 20 Boston,
"A New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing
ton CITY, Richmond, Petersburg, Lynchburg, Knox
New Orleans, &c.
Both Trains connect At Stevenson with Trains on
Memphis and Charlestan Railroad and al Cbaftanoo-
ga it'll TEai7s East Ten uessce and e;etrais an
Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets naE be had IT any hour CT appli-
cation to Ticket Agent, II oce 1T Depot To the fol-
lowing placer, and AZ the following prlccs viz
Nashville TO New YORK VA Charleston = 4 So- =
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Fresh Corn Meal.

ItHE subscriber has made arrangements wth oEe
Il OF the mosi extensive mails ia keafucky fer
Eeiar weekly supplies sf Family Meal, a2a Is gov
receiving 5000 busecis which he seerz 70 the CIV
Trade At slight atsAnee over casi zEa carriage
A. 1E<K1NS
ny13 Is Market eet
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EXPRESS FREIGHT.

TINE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Comma
l. ny, in connection with the Roads below, are
running an Expo ss Freight Train from Charleston
and eavsunah to nashville, discover speed butyvit
he same certainty as the- passenger trains. No de
lay to freights by this route. EW col z
jan27-tf. SUIT
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Underwear.

A MOTHER lnvoIee OF ssGsonabis Underwear Of
II Gasze SIX, GsuIe Ner!no, CASHMERE, Linen
Isle Thread Jaeeonet ant Cotton received and for
SALE by !. II. NCiIII.
-
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or- Catalogue Eefers but partially % the GOODS
(ksVt By us) = their respective Department.
5ooEr friends and PATRONS We beg TO say, that cur
stock will be esuaI, 4 not superior 20 any we have
heretofore offered; and VIC NEST respectfully invite
examination Of Il assuring ali who may favor us
with call, that they IiI fDd our prices uniformly
lo1, and our terms nost liberal, allowing hand
sons DISCOUNT fcr aucesh bills. We are now re-
cs5Tinz orr ST OK daily.
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Umbrellas,

T., ECEIvED supply Of Umbrellas Of Silk, Aipac.
Al ca Gin CHAM apd PLAZA Cotton--souae extra large
and and oilers small Tor summer uss
spEs-tf = II. AcsIIL.
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Wrapping Department.

IN this department will be found very
large and well selected stock of
Black silk MantilIas.
Black Lace Mentillas.
Black Lace Points.
Handsome Grenadine Shawls.
Handsome Grenadine Scarfs-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06
BARGAIN COUNTER.

This = qasts feature store. Upon this
Counter are said great many goods Al less than
half their eost. AL part styles OF Asy goods arr
sacrificed here, Is veil as many ether very essira.
Die gooia.
Il. c. MeNairy 4 TO,
-n.Ar.i-tf
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Ground Feed for Sleek.


AEn a N0SKa Asp All z.xFfsSfS. PAR
- = flsa t1zIed s-ztes, EeEs n fe.=z1zale
And ezas - z5zeez - etsb So 21ssa sse1ts s-zF
- reFtzsElF fsz.ee4. feF f4sther psFtlezlzss Al
.assz1ssy, @ss xszk CO, sz<is< - 80 fpslzSs
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Ribbons and Trimmings.
Ladies' Promenade Suits.

We open this day second Invoice IF full
Suite for ladies'. Made up,
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Splendid scheme.
10 BE DRAWN
Each Wednesday I'm june,

Each wednesday In Junei
Glass 2IO Draws wednesday. June 6. 1860.
S!ass ~ Draws Wednesday, June Is. 1860.
Glass 29i Draws Wednesday. June 90 1850.
Glass SO6 Draws Wednesday, June %, 1860.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKETS.
7s Num5ers-IS Drasra Bales.
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WATER COOLERS, sc.

ICsT reeesxsd direct frcn The manufacturers and
j foT s4Iest loser PFcss tkan ever before SOLD In
tEis HnzEkef.
= i.l4in Water Coasers,
IS forcelsir lined 10.
10 SIC l5oaAla's fLelF-serEsDFs
Schooiey = Pafe tide.
- Assssr ) mInute free.tefs.
SeaE1are Fat freez-rs-
also make pain lee Cream FreeEers 70 order q
. Dor N.son'sPai screw Top Fruii Cans,
ana quarts
- doz. PAN fFult CAnz for sealing
40 doz Qzart Glass; = ruit fa7s-
ice Pizks aud hstcheis-
stl-rry n xefz sna Aultlera.
Il aaz flsIed Esppers
w WILSON,
apFslf7 II College ssrset.
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Burning Fluid.

fINANSER'S on, Sperm on, lard on, Coal o
l. isEsced Oh, Tor sale Al
febss-g RAMS BROWN & cos
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06
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