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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-13
Ralph Egiyl'S Estate.

tTATE or VERMONT, Ia Pi0bli0 Coun holden Al
LA&0ILLR DIttKicT,ss. johnson. within and foi
said District, the 32d day Of Huvembcr, A. u. 1860.
Alexander Riddle, Executor, the ESTATE - Ralph
Hii, late Of Johnson. in raid District, duoeaSod
presents his Administrations account ia settlements
Whcfcnp"n, 1t Il ordered thai the fame hr refer
rod &c tho 1Ah day al December next a. c Probate OK
Gee in said Johnson Gi oyaminA ion and a0WAnc" ana
hat all concerned be notified hJToOf, ny the publication
efthis ofdcf in the Greco Mounan Freeman printed al
MOnipe;Ur, hor weeks snGcs6sivelJ coon mAy be
lhathcy nHy appoa and at said iMc and @iacc hes
seec3HsF, object hrTote.
The said Executor be ng at the present time Judge u
said Probate Cnuit the sam administration account wild
be examined and settled b! me.
4. 81. rENNOCK, 1T Aset Judge
Of iHmoic County Court.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-13
OtiCp.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will b. meeting
~ the members CT the FAfARG5' MUTUAL FIRE lS'uR-
AEoR COMPANY to be holden nj IT, oic9 Of the said com
pany in Mont, eer, Monday, the 3lst day Of Deem
Der, 1867 OoinC T. ~ e. S)1j thy wall accept
amendment to the charter Of ID Co., approved Now
9th, 1880. JOSEPH POLAND, Sec.
MOntpeiier Nov 3)th, 1850 25Sf"3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-13
TOIU ENODYNE !

fre Great NeurAgic Spa3mO tic sud Nervous Remedy,
and ai-o tho xrpstest and org Natural Upiate tver
gecg 70 tho world.
The yo,hct f.tedom vita 8hioh Chysicana are ask6d
to investigate this p''1 did 81 q much ne ded Opt'tC
by fnmu trsi u TIE AA0 iYpe, 20 Of which Ill
be atn d. msnd aud the ice acceptance Of u! who
have u>fd It, and its sp results in casU OF Ntu?ai
9ie, ite daChp Of rvrry knd khtImatrn. 1o0h and
Ear ache Ions If tR9p, Dtl:rm TromUra Ch"lsrn MGR.
bus, Iye neiy, &C. O., IL 81 OsEh "a oli tnt!Vn SO
J AK i, ycB' igatON
AT rr six yh Of trials and resuts Inc I'ln AnodynG
and Uu cr.alt Ongh ENID, are frly before he ord
and Dust al VIII know viii 10 me the jngtice TO In.
Ye.t.gA'e ~ rial. camUt all auEgtso,S Of fCsiHo
ulaS IN the phauph etr he iaund with dealers or
wit be FREE h, nc" sad 'ten ty 'he rea merit they
Tc-s ts.. lin Il EN- shove all char - or jTYutaicO OF
qt@ckpry r!te@ within The az 'l.cfs!.
j. W, HUNNLWElL. r % I and Tom ser
csl u ha f. R"+tnn. General Agea:s.
tEURUE HUHNGNtLL, AS Water greet, 3Cio
inler tag s;>4ajal sup.r3I Ioi ~ )HH l.. HUME
WELL, C'e "irs aun harnscoa 1T Hos'on, "'ats
ahoso signature lii ~ # 'hl genuine OHly
ava to whom dueo Il co@ntnc ita9+
FRED. l., SMITH Dg"gGi+ t1oheFRi Agent Tof
tOntp lipr.
Yor raio by ell Oaa'1ie everywhere. 'thNH
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-13
MISCET,MA NHCU8.

T,o ,,,..
:. ~" NnaLoh NATION "F !-ASUtAGI>5 = -
ntc ~ 'Si'uo"@y IA s'i' a2' - @TE'Fs -
ges W. MA ,. p'S,,ns ":F1s 81 "tcL 'aas
oYr Own. tLn1 +'..!+ :" 1i3f.3'%!e t&s; = -
from ill., Gt ..,4' ' ;r Ill., U'la",:., " 7. -
now beo.,;~, +.,,,'5"$ "'l '.' ..a' ~
2'r. S6.r, sr jIcn4.n , .,i -.
vii sgo so sn1 :, ,cr- ,,a ''"' s> e
Ircphaiic Sjjj brr5ma IS r ,r"" ~ -, -. &
AMI sa4ny ottrr9 vA@oo 6isi"otn 49,, ~
gordl has Logn worn sway ~ cnn,,r
untlI ,ho7 aeem "nat!yo and to '-' ,bo ~ 90
l2ln.r ' -''"'''
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G4Jli4ADAcVG il the faycrito sign BY VII .ais
nature makes knnwn aHy dcyjlioa Naet.-ay
ffon the natural stare Of tho brain, az: !, Il,
in the light il may BE- Licked On Asa s2e.a Az
intended to Sire notieo at ii#~r<e AA'eh 81 sA&.
otherwise escape attention, till too ato to -e:za.
odied era IL Indication sorl aeses 10 ;.;,.sS-
ioetod iieadacho lnNy he c2.asi.2i aH.er :Hn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-13

BnipGxr .-Missas Naata you to serd hers,
hex Of Cophaiic Glue. no, bottle Of Preg aseGs
Pls,-oot I'm thinking that's not Just it r,a III
ther bnt perhaps ye Ii be aither knowing ststs
it is. We see she i nigh dead aud gone WIZ :as.
Sick Headache, ard wants sous more Of sasEs
same as relaired her ioture.
Druggist. You mean SE4!1diag's (.5;|:sy.--.~
Pills.
BSsdg4 Och sure rev ard you've ge8 a..
here's the qaarthcr and Civ me the Pills assk
don, be al day about it Nj;hcr-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-13
Coordination OF Cost .veness.

No ono q the !" mary Ills flesh is heir to ~
40 prevalent, 80 ittic understood, and &C Gstl-
neglected as Costumes. Often originating IL,
car9leesness, or sodentary habis j! IL Tog, dos,
rs slight disorder Of too little consequence -
excite anxiety, whiio ia reality i. IS tho pYet&s>
e0r and companion Of msIy ot The mo9. 1AtsE.
and Dangerous diseases, and unless ea1ly aradie4.-
ted it will bring the Sufferer ia IN '.7tj'@2?yT
grave Among the I;ghter osia Of ~hict: ecs
.ivenc5s is the usual attendant are Headache =
Cello, RhCumaiivn, F0u! Breath Pies ard to-
eJ8 Of like nature, while long ss&in aE rig l!aG
diseases such IS Malignant Fogora, Abce .sss1
Dysen.ary, Dja1Thoea, Dyspepsia, Arep3s&y. >
Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hys!aria, Ilyroe@aEs;t-@7:s-
Melancholy ard Insanity, iira: icdic;.c .42s"~
presence in the syslem By 'Ais alarming Fynp-
ION Not nnfrpqnsntly the disease nam9a .z~
ixinnte in Constipation, but take on an ndr2e'f>
nent t1istAncc unless ,te cause is eradicate! j.
an early stagc. Ftt4. al these o0nsi4er..s':7:1'
it follows thut L., i ard : aoaij .c2cjq@ y -,
mediate attention aaeDevor it Ocotus, ST." a.
person = oald ,"s,~t, a. ccto hex Of G1yt-s::o@
Pl.ls 81. s}ie tcs. u,raaraoca 9f ha ct:.g :H:as.
"a L. + ill., " US III 'aJ~ dc iG-!'rn.,s y
lroaci.. u 4.o... ~ ..-.r9y ths '.'-.". .'.-@
, =, 10 hC@au HiJ
IAcf ',pc9st ~lNa.--~.. - w.. -:,4sa
PHI, a7o st;...a cu5c Tor 81 llta3lahe, -
Ijoua Nr.3n,ir, :, ryog5 liqa.l4al3, Ct9,i, J. 49,
uud Il utfai Del.t!y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-13

G. -. $50 sz4s,. r. u. La, az
Ia precisely 1Lat its namo indicate, 4ci shilsta
pleasant o the taste, it ia reviYi!y Ing tNai'a'a
zA Ting and strengthening the vital rCweTa 1t al
II 20 revivHe' iein>tatea md rereHs iE2 b'cod ID
al its original iuritY, Mnd huB Ic,oi9a and rCn
iers the eyattIn myulHerRb!e TO ai!arkV Ct dir
- asa 1t is ihc only preparation sTcr offered to
~ he W. rid III popular loln SO Ns 20 b. within I,
the reach Of all. SO eli, IN cniy ard stilfa!lJ II
Icombiued I'd to be the mot powerful tHric, and !.
"a yet 80 perfectly as to act in perfect accordance
: with the laws IF NATURE, End Gnce Otho lhe
. wcakeet Stomach and tone up !he digestive o.
n Eans, and allSy all nerYoGs and o'heT irritation.
d 1t i1 a!eo peicly eAha aiiVR in it, ,fc@,$ 3
Iyet It q IA q followed y laT!l;iS O. dGjI8.E Oil
rp...e. - :, t6idp aseI ent3ey CT yrgeti b!st
III nd tho'e tho oagiy ccmdnlng powerful touio =
II4Ad eco hing p.O e7fe p, nud coDs gwen iy con
ncYer nilTe. Such q 1GM -dS has long beec GitIs
n DO a Ctside"R WIN in In medical ord. bot"
m by the TITO OIL sklcd N nct esl 8cienc0 andI'
N t!so bv al who have suffered ON deb ty; 70 /
It needsno medical = Ill Or kncw'edPe Taea toll
a &c that dt btY f}io71 all 2tta::s q d Gesse !
m lsyt The upEusINl@d system cpGa to Il = ~
tacks Of gnHAy q the mott dsprc oas /" which
. pccr humanity is ccnaantly liable suoh, ;Cf
n xlmcea> IT, follow! INK C"naMu pslon. b:th 4
II chiss: Ind c'i9n, D}g'rFja, l0es Of ApIe
q u,e FAintrc's, Neey ~ i,ratity. Neuralgia
" t'aipi'ati0n Of th2 }elit. Hs'Srtho5, ~ p0con'
~ ria Hrghl S|eais. Languor. Clndnese, ahd ~
III that eta OF cgses, snf arfuy fatal II IN attend
VI d 10 in tine, called F'na's WeaiN'i1 ara IT.
,sss!1v.eJ Also Li er DerangtEn nts or To-
PS tp dity, and Llve Complaints Diseases OF she
III! kd00ye, ScAliing or l"conintDce OF the
r Uline or aly general deranEeuent Cf the 'Iri
lary Cirant, Pain in the BACK, Side, Ind be
AZ tween the shoulders, prfd@pisi'iGn to oiight
IT CVld4. Hacking and Continued Co1sh nR, E1ns'
h aIi0n Difficulty Of rgeatHiag. aLd :GGccd vs.
Glight crane STE 4,sNY lHt5" ri.l, "! w aS32
pphce cats 30 say. it will not on,y opfG &c d.
uUity flowing Ci4il!F fnd Fever. Lu' pItTtrt
oil GttatHs ariting Il en- Miaeuathc il lat otFN,
md cure tbs drease NJ &c, Il s!geaay E:;icE /
la ..-s L. - a LIT A. /.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-13
NUNNEWELL'S
UNIVERSAL
Cough Remedy

i}y It, s'mp iciY srd most le trct adaptation 20 all
Ul'''a aid uHG Complaints, tom ana cy 10 old 4. .
medicine conf .rnrn to- iha az ihp sane ioni ct
use m asasp strict mslur; fc nule tlat w"u'd
Of ood tr burger. 30 h are tu1Ios Gus and o ~.
trur um'cs hey be applied 0 ihe 'ttlc' ihoreefo
/ ON W 0Opug on n. the terrier If On ii ioCi 10
Lung Comll n'- ommon to hil sg 3, it Is a hectd},
Ill NNEMEI s
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-18

SIC TRANSIT McCOSNICO-We've got a
friend out here in Williamson county of the
name OF ". L. MCCoNSIco, sometimes called
W. L. MCCOSsIco, Esq. and sometimes FAY
ErTE NcCONNICo. We took that young man
under our nurture and admonition at the
tender age of twenty-five, and endeavored TO
m..ke landmark of him. 1t were a waste OF
words to say that We succeeded. He is to-
Jay one Of the b indsomest men, and one of
The most eloquent stump-speakers In Tennes-
rec. all of which comes OF looking and speak
lug as much like Tie o, possible, a thing We
have always aCmouished him 10 attempt, al
though success might seem impossible, as, to
a very great extent il was.
But, we have lived to see FAYETTE play the
ID. to cay nothing about Ton. WALKER.
He weat up TO the Democratic caucus last
II ght and made specch. That was bad
enough; but he went further. lie went the
whole hog. He renounced his allegiance to
the Opposition, and went over to the Democ-
rIcy--embraccd The faith of the unterriying
md was wrapped in the arms OF LocOiOco-
tim. In thort, FAYEITE quit Us and went
over to the eucmy. But ne don't blame him.
Tuc Opposition does Mt pay. The DeinOcra-
cy does. All the plumber is in the hands of
lie ID. mocracy, and if we loved that sort of
thing better than made principles pure aud
uncorrdptible, it's likely we'd go there too.
Dut Ne don't, and consequently we won't.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-18
vESPER GASLIGHT.
The Cheapest, Most Brilliant.
Nest Convenient Artificial Light
IN THE WORLD.


THIS c As Is generated from Pure Coal Oh and
i for elegance, economy. safety AID simplicity
cannot be szrpsssel.s The fixtures are in the same
style as the ordinary Gas ixtares.
disadvantages are that Il IS portable gas light,
unriyaied fos bril- aEcy cheapDess. cleanliness and
simplicity, aa be used wherever artificial iight
is required. I. Is easy regulate, and requires
trimm ing, for attention, Whatever. afer light
ing. u - perfectly safe and free from explosion,
and has odor smell while burning. The Zig TT
be made 10 burn with any degrees OF briilianer
by turning screw aud be increased instanflne-
ousIy Ia volume FROM that OF candle to ten or
twes.ty, by turning valve as in Ordinary gas
The yesper eas fame and fixtures precisely re-
selnbe, IN form, those Of coal gas, bat in brianey
and purity Of light, il possesses q deciied adyau-
tige over any coal gas. Ii requires Eo chimney,
there Is need of daily trim ,ning Of wick, and
Tie construction OF she fixtures is 50 simple that II Is
not liable TO get out of order and child can an-
age it rradiiy- The gas burned in lhe yesper TX
ture generated frnm pure coal oil, or '.yssper
Uis, (Which is manufactured expressly for this bur-
iief,) without any admlxture of alcohol other
foreign ingredients, aud its supply is unlimited
The fixtures themselves are adapted in styles 10
suit all tastes, from the plain, simple light burner
the most elegant aud easily chandelier. Each
lxture is perfect IN Itself there is no outlay 10 be
made for services pipes, meters, regulators, &c
The gas is generted in this bnrner and all fixtures,
from the cheap single light to the expensive chan
sold At prices h.ch do not exceed the cost O.
binary fixtures similar styles and orn-nenta
ti0n-
Churches hotels public halIs stores, steamboats,
and private residences throuehent the State u
be fiitei up with the Sc elegant and Convenient
add So much to the appearance OF such places, aud
the cl'usfvrt OF the hume circle and which, here
tofore cond be used only those favored dlstr
embraced within te coal gas limits OF large cities
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-18
Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE /,


CoTTON-Sales yesterday of 10 bales at
81; IL at 90; 40 at 9:65. 2 at %; and at
ssc. = n.
TOBACCo.-Loose, 81 5O@s2 for Tugs.
and 81 259s2 As q cwt. for leaf.
BACON-There is very little coming in.
We quote hams at l0lc; sides lO4c; should
| ers Sc. q d.
CoRN-Supply limited From store 1t is
| selling at soc. per bushei; from wagons 75c
per bushel.
LARD-Good Lard in demand at 9I@IO
oh.
Seed 81 so; Glover Seed So 50(a6; uerd
Grass 81 25(9Sl so; Timothy Seed S325(a
s3 so; Clean Blue Grass 81 90, Stripped
ST 90.
WHIsKY-Rectified 25@27; country
brands 5O(975e.
IRON.-Tennessee-B &c Band 7(671.
Horse Shoe 81, Nail Rod 9, Boiler %. Sheet
sl@9l. Hoop s!994. Pittsburg-Bar 81,
Band 5A96. Horse Shoe 5, Nail Rod7 Sheet
5A(96, Hoop T(G7a.
NAILS.-Threes IS so. Fours 81 SO per
keg, Sxes 81, Fights SIS IS, Tens and larger
sizes So so.
DRIED FRUIT.-Little doing. Apples
81 l009l 25. Demand good. Peaches
none in market.
RoPE-GrassI24@1 lie .Jute I2a Cotton
Thread 224(923.
LEAD.-T. cents p b.
SHoT.--Buek So 40; Drop 81 so per Dag.
P0WDER.-BlastinI SIS %, and Rife 81
90 per keg.
GlNSENG--In fair demand at an increas
ed price. We quote at 40Ca50 cents.
EATHERS.--Thercis moderate emand
for this article; price 3sC940c.
BEESMAA--In demand at % cents.
SALf.-EiDe sack il worth Sl75(G $500,
Coarse, 81 SO. Barrel doc per busheI.
SUGAR.-Ne quste, ia bbls, SI991, 4
cent less Id hhds. n. Coffee Sugars lofa
IlAe ;Crushed and powdered Loaf
lll9l2.
AuLASSES-In bbls tnewcropl i5(a5oc.
aud very scarce. 90 7
GOLDEN SYRUP.--Ip Barrels Toe in
aalfbaTrels IS, in kegs 81 90.
COZ Stock light, demand fair.
Prime Rio Is worth Is(e lS4 cents. Laguyra
IA; Java 1890.
CASDLES--Star firm at 10 tor Ia OF;
II fer fsi. weights Talluw, l2ic.
HIDES AND LEAH Els--o eaaotegreen
hides ceats, dry ~.
Oak Sole Leather JJe. 2 D. for best quail
IS; Harness 3d.
RAGs--toi Cotton Ragsin good order
ceats Is readily paid.
WoOL.-IGb-xashed.i In demand nj 80
cents, pailed, 2SlsS 80; aa~ ashed ls<a2e.
Oiiec.--Liase,0, 75e; t.ara 81 10; tanners
1URfENfiNE-65c
E5(9 loo; Cod Liver 81.
bALED HAY From store $50 per ton;
stock light.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-18
p.,o,,,s 1r.,u,x Orr. Tvo,,pr LfR,,

PARoDfs ITALIAN OPERA TRoCPE.-CRIsP's
GAIETY.-v.rdi's Ernani was performed last
evening at the above Theatre by the Parodi
Troupe before numerous and brilliant as
semblage Of the fashion and beauty of NASH
vile. To say he audience was enthusiastic
would convey faint impression; there was
a complete ovation TO the Distinguished ar
tistes from beginning to cad. The opera OF
Ernani abounds with SO many striking beau
ties that II is difficult to designate any par
ticular aria or scena, when all was so capi-
tally performed Parodi as Donna Elyira
was matches. Sig. Sbriglia as Ernani. the
Bandit, was particularly effective, and sang
with life aud animation, and created most
favorable expression at once. He is decided
Nv the best Tenore we have witnessed for
some time Gnone gave Don Carlos with
great impression. and displayed ability and
vocal compass worthy of the high position be
occupies in the musical world. Barili fully
established his claims as a lyric actor of the
first rank in his splendid performance of Don
Ruy Gomez. Indeed, we have never seen an
audience sc apparently spell-bound, as during
the performance OF Ernani last evening.
II was grand volume of melody, which for
harmony and effect, it would be difficult to
excel The chorus and orchestra ware part tic
ularly good, which added greatly to The ef-
feet of the opera.
Mile Parodi, who is too well known to re-
quire, at present, at least. more than pass
ing notice at our hands, has brought to our
city an excellent company of aTtises, and her
long experience and admirable tact. coupled
with a determination 10 please, are sufficient
in themselves 10 warrant the prediction that
the cpsya season, which wzs inangurstrd last
n. ht. will be one of the most brilliant ever
given ia the South
asH 7rOoqt0re will be produced this evening.
The above opera is at the present time one of
the most popular productions. Full of ex-
citing dramatic situations, and affording vast
scope for the display Of vocal and histrionic
ability ou the part of its four principal per-
sonages, to say nothing of the high character
Of the music and costumes.
sigma. c. Alamo Sig. ParOdi, Sbriglia and
Gnone will appear in the principal charac-
tiers.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-18
Etn,a q. N,,r VOL DniIa q,.ibune. Inly p. 1sso

From The Nttc Fork Daily Tribune, July % 1889.
PREPARED GLUE.-Little cpnvenienccs for genera
family use. are often Of more vaiue than what are
called s.sreat inventisns" rheIe is housekeeper
that has not been often annoyed by sqaeaty ,Tckety
chairs, sofas, tables, etc, which have become by
the joints where they are put tgcther becoming
sirunkeD and loose, and solong furniture Is ieft
this condition. there is constant danger OF general
smash up And again. seen aceiden's as bseskage
OF furniture do occasionally Sin the best regu-
lated fsmilies." To TeHeiy the annoyance and per-
pBxty ssoBed by these troubles, We keep in the
house a small quantity Of Prepared Glue, which can
be applied the cted parts by any person
binary skill, with much less trouble than sending
the article a esbiLet maker, say nothing OF the
saving OF ex.tnse. The kind ia labeled
''SpaidiBg Celebrated pared Glue--usefUi in
y family - and have fond Il = vaiusbie add
ton cabinet of .'ltte coaveniences " FULLY
concur il the continent If The label.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-18
OUR STOCK OF
Building and House Furnishing
HAIR w ARE
Land for Sale.

II WILL sell the premises upon which now reside,
l. situated upon the Nashville and NGtfrceSboro'
Turnpike, and also upon the Nashville and 6iaita-
nooga Railroad about Is miles from Nashville and
] mile from Iavcrgre.
/ will sell either the entire tract, consisting OF
40 acres, only portion OF tbs saae, CONSISTING
OF abuut ESQ acres. The premises have a and
commOdious Dwelling, tegcthcr with all necessary
OUtHouses hes irmediatety bvtweea the Turnpike
and Railroad, fronting each, and in a neigh
bOrbood OF excellent Schools Churches and society
The land is yell garteTed, and Of the bottom land
OF Hurricane Creek. There is about 500 acres of
cleared land upon the tract.
The above lard il suit gentlemen who doing
business Nashville, snd also for farming purpo-
SEES generally, canHot be excelled by any land in
Tennessee
will sell upon the following terms one third In
cash when possession i given (Which viii be given
n any time } the balance upoI ] and years With
cut interest," any etler terms that VIA sui the
purchaser. Persons desrouS If purchasing Can adj
dress the undersigned al Iavsrcne, Tei nessee he
can be seen upsn the premises, b. making enquiE y
OF Edward II. East, ksq-, oil Nashville.
j1n6-tl5ieb FELIX G. ROSS.
Louisville Journal viii give 5 Insertions in Tri.
Weekly, and Unlon and American Iii copy until 81
of February.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-18
Taxes.

To EditOrs Of PGtrIot:-ln your paper OF the
l4ln inst, You published IA synopsis of the
proceedings vi the County Court. i See in
The matter OF taxes on privileges, the rate OF
taxes Oh Wholesale and retail merchants is
put down al ! Of p cent This is an error.
IL i, / of e cent. All the taxes upon priv
iIeges are to be equally divided between Or
binary county purp Ises aud railroad. That
Is LIZ Tor county purposes proper, aud LIZ
!Or .lroad purposes.
Jan. IL, 1860. j. WENTWORTH.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-18

Messrs Cone Brothers: We have been use
ing one Of your so family Sewing Machines
about four weeks aud cheeriully add our tes-
timony to It's fitness for general family use.
We have used it in making up the heaviest
fabrics, as well as the finest cambrics aud it
has performed all that was claimed for it,
1t possesses power sufficient Ia penetrate
with facility as many folds Of cloth as is or
dinarily used, running over seams without
breaking threads or needles or disturbing
the regular motion OF the machine in the
least.
Tue perpendicular motion of the needle,
the constant wheel feed, the same stitch on
both sides, and it, simplicity. render il the
ne plus ultra of Sewing Machines.
q. W. CURREY, N. ID.
No. 81 Spring street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-18

Col. ANENT's ADDREsS.--On Monday even
ing last, Col. 5. Z. AMENT delivered, by invi-
South Nashville, on the Importance of eslab-
fishing manufactures in this city-oi making
Nashville "a manufacturing city. We did not
have the pleasure OF hearing the address, but
learn that it was a carefully prepared and
very interesting one, Astounding IN many con-
vinciug facts aud arguments.
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From Rev. Stuart Robinson.

W. II. SETTLE, ESQ: II gives me great pleasure 20
state after trial of tue ''Nesper Lamps -
my study for six weeks 81, and alter observing
closely the me length Ol time, tue experiment
of lighting = Union Ieit, with these lamps, L
have entire confidence IN their ell acy Ii Ia
ey AFFORD aii the advantages Df tie best gas
Tx bis those wbJ live out u the cities ana large
towns.
Tie process Of preparing and lighting the lamp is
read IL ed, the uXluE simple aud
little liable ct ot OF order the cost the tight
comparatively so Ett,e, ana the s.iree from
all danger, t,iat L needs olly mere ntIncc
the part ui the public ~ilh the Nesper Gas Lamp
bring tneIn INT general use thr, ughout the country
Years truly,
STUART ROBINSON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-18

Address IN OREGoN.-We are requested to
LAY that Mr. a. r. DAVIDSON will deliver an
address on Friday evening next, ia the Hall
Of the House Of Representatives. ON tue sub
j,ct of Oregon. Mr.. Davidson formerly re
sided here but has been citizen OF Oregon
for number of years. He will commence
ms lecture at Z o'clock. The public, the la
dies ino.adcl. arr inyited 10 attend.
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om y. d. Cryss. Na.l.rIIIe.

From " ID. Cross, Nashville.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec IL, 1859.
AE sRs. T. II. TAYLOR a Co: have had IN use for
about SIX months past, che OF your fesper Gas
LgSts, an IT gives great pleasure 10 state
regard II as tar superior 70 any oIher portable light
that haze with.
IIs simple ity OF arrangement freedom from danger
OF expi0siol cleanliness, ktcssJness, aud purity OF
light. are qualities thai must recommend u 10 any
Nho viii Try IL. IL gives u ii.uE which ms,
TO be equal In oriillancy the ordinary gas
light. Very Respectfully,
X u. CROSS
These are only very feg OF the testimonials We
have. Gail and exaniiac for yourself, AZ No. a.
Coilonade Building. Cherry street, nashville Team.
THOMAS Ii. TAYLOR 4 CO.
janl2-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-18

- Mr.. BnBo said in his address a, the
Capitol the other night. that he voted for Me-.
FlLLxoKE in 1856, but il the LoRD will for
give him Tor il, be ~ill never do 80 again.
We believe Mr.. BiEBo did vote for Mr..
FILLMORE, but we are very far from belisv-
ing that The LORD is aware Of the fact
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TESTIM ONIA LIS.

Scientific and others who have thoroughly
tested the merits OF the Fesper Gas Air Light,
pronounce it the best and cheapest light now k1os
Numberess testimonials are beng received daily
from ali quarters vuuchg tor the excellence of this
light, few of which are gwen below.