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A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY IT,.

Or. sveett nfallible Liniment is prepared from
the recipe Dr.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
the great bone setter, and has been used in his
astonish ng success. As an external remedy it is
without a rival, and will alleviate pain more
speedily than any 9TH preparation. For all
Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders it is truly in
fallible, and as a curative for Sores, Wounds,
Sprains, Bruises, &c, its soothing, healing and
powerful strengthening properties, excite the just
wonder and establishment of all who have given it
a trial. Over four hundred certificates of remarka-
BILE cures, performed by it within the last two
years, attest this fact.
See advertisement. dkw6mos.
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CoLrMBrs. Ohio. March u

The Republican State Convention, yester-
day. resolved that Salmon p. Chase is their
first choice for candidate for President in
1860. David X. Carter, Thomas Spooner,
II. c. Braddock, and V. B. Horton were
chosen delegates to the Chicago Convention.
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Views of the Week
WASHINGTON. March .

HoUsE.-Mr. Adrain brought up the 7th
Regiment affair again.
The House passed the bill making appro-
priations towards carrying into effect the
treaty stipulltions with the Indians in Wash
and Oregon Territories.
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DfP d.

At his residence, in Burlington, on Sunday even
ing, March 4th, jesse J. Starr. aged Is years.
In Burlington, on Sunday, March 4th, William
H. son of A. and P. Laduke, aged y years and
months.
At Mackiuac, Mich, january 3oth. Hon J
P. King.
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NV YORK Nfarnh 8.

The STEAMSHIP oanawha f-~- havana LIST
arrived. The Cahawba reports bnt p
feet Of water on the bar at the mouth Of the
Mississippi, and the Channel is blocked up
bv a large ship aground. The Cahawba
stuck in the mud, remaining about Is hours
until a steam tug hauled her off.
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Feb. 2alsto,
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RIVER Up Al ALBANY. The ice
broke up at Albany yesterday morning, do
ing considerable damage to the floating docks
Of the Boston and New York railroads at
Greenbush. The ferry boats were running
Yesterday.
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NEW BOOKS.

n ECIUKEs ON THE ENGLISH L~ANGUGE,"
IIby Hon. Geo. p. Marsh.
"Wolfe of the Knoll and Other Poems, by Mrs.
George p. Marsh.
Poems" by the author of John Halifax, Gen
tleman.
Poems BY the author Of Sydney Dobbell.
Lessons on Mind" by Whateley.
Fer sale by
Z, A, FULLER
Feb % 1860.
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A LECTURE BY Ma. BEEcHER.-We are
happy to announce. as in no very distant
prospect, a lecture in Burlington by Rev
Harry WARD BEEcHER. The day is not pos
lively set but we understand that Mr..
Bsecher has signifed his acceptance of an
invitation to lecture here. within the coming
month.
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LYNN, Marcn 4
The Shoe-makers marched in procession
to-day. headed by the City Guard, numbering
a thousand men, d thousand ONE also,
large delegations from Marblehead. and
other places.
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THAT DISTRESSING MALADY, the Dyspepsia, is
not a periodical, but a permanent complaint
producing suffering at all times and under all cir
cumstances. The only real care for this disease
aud its concomitant evils, is the world-renowned
Oxygenated Bitters.
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BURNING FLUID ACADEMIA son of DR..
R. NJ. Woodland of this village aged about
ten wears, was s~everally burned one evening
last week, by accidentally breaking q light
fluid lamp, which he had carried into the
woodshed where he lad gone to procure an
arm-full of wood. The lamp was broken
in his hands and the fluid thrown upon his
face and neck, and instantly he was envelop-
ed in fame. His screams brought his moth
er TO his assistance who threw a sheet over
him and smothered the flame but not TIL he
was SO severely burned that his life was in
great jeopardy for some days. We are
pleased 70 learn that there is now a prospect
Of his recovery. The frequency of these
accidents from the use of these dangerous
compounds for lighting purpo es, has led
many seriously to contemplate their entire
discontinuance. Unsafe even in the most
careful hands.-S. Alb. Messenger.
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SPALDING'S GLUE proves itself to be a
true household friend, and will be welcomed hear
tily in all parts of the country. We have given it
a trial, and found it quick as hunger in taking
hold and firm as death in holding fast.
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CINCINNArI. March i.

Fifteen men were at work on St. Xavier
Church yesterday when the walls fell, Is
Of whom were crushed to death and the l4th
mortally wounded. The other escaped un-
ininred.
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Cured.

have had the Asthma > years, AMI for months
in succession have not been able 60 lie in bed or
go from my house to the barn. tried it and
found immediate relief, and have been well ever
since.
AFRAID BAKER, Morristown. Vt.
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SIMPLE AND EFFEcrIvE.-Redding's Russia
Salve is the most simple and effective remedy for
burns, scaIds, c1ts, wounds, corns, chilblains. salt
rheum, erysipela,, chapped hands, etc, now before
the public. For sale every where at % cts. a box.
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An Englishman once asked an American
what things to admire has America ever
done?" 'Sir. replied the American. she
has produced a girl, deaf, dumb and blind,
Who with her own hands did sewing enough
70 send a barrel of -four to some Of your suit
fering countrymen.
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W. c. BENTON'S ESTATE.

~ the Subscribers, having been appointed by
~ the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District 1f Chittenicn. Commissioner to receive,
exrniHe and ali iss the claims and demands Of all
persons. against the estate Of VIM G. Benton, late
Of Bel itin -bectate &C Wisconsin deceased. and rep
re-erte iu~solvert. and alsoa NJ claims and demands
exhibited i0 0F-e- thereto; and six months from the
law oft1e dlte hereof being allowed bv saii'nurtfor
that nurD.e So. we DO therefore herehv give notice that
we will attend O. the busi0ess Of our appointment at
-ha .fic # George r. FL lunds. in Burlington, in
s1iI 1it-ict. on the first Mondays in Tune and July
next. NJ 10 O'Clock. 4. on each o. s'id davs.
Date this ICtI INV oF Jnrrarv. a. n 1850.
CTtRIFS pUS~FIL J Com
LEVI UNDERWOOD. ; n~,.sior-
w74v3 I. f CHIT -NDEV. ) IRE.
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STATE CF


Wili7~ Y F en"N.
Executor of T1onl7 Stowell. In 'h77ccr7'
~. Nhitterden 'orn'v
Wri-h- Y G7if-e-, March Term, 1850.
Jones' 2. W00d'~d,
NARY y. W0od'ri.
Tu0 ,a.-.---- ;- 81, ,I-v, entitled -arse
-,~--- rfaI in said Court he p~i-ion. aettin >
f--h f- s.t--77-, tr7. s7i7 Godfrey. NJ the 21s.
Htv o. N.-o7ha-. 1856. durv ex-ruta1 t. Oliver
A. 0r4~b,-ff~ or Wa+o-br--. V--mon4. mort
-o-a Iced If ca-+qir Iqrds situated in the town of
Wf7IIescv i7 Washington County. described as
follows Tho whole 90 Io- V. . in The frst
iivi-io0 n sol town. drawn 20 the ORIGINAL right
e Fi'h7-1 J,1rsan. exon. 80 acres Of tie wes'
-i1- q said lot sold to J1IutBqn Task NJ. sl.o
ai-r- qcres deeFe1 70 Za-7h HiR of from lot
W %. also 1U that uqrt o." t No. q in said
frs- division drawn ~ tho e~rigiual right e James
Cattle. r.. .bat lies On che westerly side Of the
r-oi %l-1iil- f-ou S-rT77 Wells 70 the Win0oski
Trr0-ite. oyra-, t6" ui""H said, 10 I"dutAan
'--''s f"r p m1Ii pr''h3-1 ~"
II IN s1il f-s. division anil dawn to the oriyi-
mi RI h- o. roetu- P7es. which was decided 70
~l1 'hauhc-'i7 Nv Rufus 0h70herlin. March q,
1925 Also IN rho land ieedad to said Chamber
i'm ln5 Brulah. his VIE. nv :. W. ChamberIin.
Mary ann NeF'rov. Sally Vincent ard A. L.
ChavherIir. on the 4-h dlv # June. ls57-sun-
posed 20 contain . acres. more or less
conditioned for the navme0t of 2G10 dollars Speci-
fri f0 eight r-7-ris-orv notes dste4 November 81.
1855. ono for 500 dollars. six for 200 dollars each.
AN one for 800 dollar. an pavahIe annually with
interest.
Thq+ on the 18th d,v Of ApriI 1885. said Cham
berIain sold. inlorsed and tra- sferred 10 said Thorn
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FLOUR.
S. C. DERMOTT & Co.

NO. l45 RIVER STREET.
Troy, NDU York,
MASUFACTURE at their Mil
BEST DOUBLE EXTRA,
SINGLE EXTRA, and
FAMILY GRADES
Of Flour, at the 0Jcsst mlrket rates. Circulars Of
prices will be sent weekly To all customers. Ship
ments can b made daily, and all Flour sent WAR
RANTED as
q Mill FEED always on hand in large or
small quantities
Feb. IS. w9m
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DYSPEPSIA

DYSPEPSIA.-There is perhaps no disease
vidual, and families to the same extent as Dvsp,p-
sa and Indigestion.
Previously n the discovery Of the
OXYGFNATED BTTTERS.
there existed no medicine accessible to those su fer
ing from this widespread disease, which relieved
il in any marked degree.
The power Of these Bitter. over the above nam
a disease, rs well as over those having their orr
gin in an imperfect digestion, AMI functional dis
eases # the stomach, as we'll as A,'5ua and Gen.
-11l Debi5fy, i, beyond all question.
It's speedy and ornament cures Of some Of the
s%evcrest and stubborn cases on record is sufficient
confirmation Of this fact.
We call the attention Of the reader TO the follow
ing letter from President Smith, Of Wesleyan Uni
versity.
MrDpLErowy, Cow Feb. 2s. 1859.
S. ". F5ule s. Co;
Gentlemen I first made use Of
the O1YGEvATED Buffers some seven or eight
wears since. Having suffered for twenty wears
with a form Of DyspTpsia, which was attended with
a nervous headache, on an ave-a Of not les. than
one day in a week, I was induced BY the unpre-
tending recommeniation Of DR.. Green, to try one
bottle and if no benefit was received to discontinue
che use"
The use Of one bottle warranted a further
trial, 10 the extent Of some three or four, with a
careful Observance Of the accompanying directions.
The result was an almost entire relief from the
usual d%vspeptic symptoms and their depressing.
painful consequences. believe these Bitters pro-
duced an entire change in the habits NJ nv system
and upon the active energies Of the digestive or
runs. now deem myself as exempt from Dvs-
pepsia as most persons. These Bitters have also
been Of service 10 other members Of my family.
Very respectfully, yours,
AUGUSTUS W. SMITH.
Prepared bv :. W. FOWLE K co, Bosroy. and
for sale bvJ. W. RoRY & Co. and Avos c. SPEAR,
Burlinrson MARCUS Hut, HrvEsBURGH; !. 5.
SvoRRs & Soy, Winooski; c. VI. Rates. Essex
Centre; c. W. BaowyEttL P3aiiPEssybffp, Char
lotte; L. p. CARLETON, UnderhIli; and by all
dealers in medicine everywhere.
T. A. PECK, Agent.
Feb. %. w4w
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For n New England Colony
Mechanics & Traders,
IN THE STATE OF
MISSOURI.

Alarge tract of fertile land has been bought,
situated in NORTHERN MISSOURI, Immediate
~ On the Ham bal and t. joseph Railroad, -
miles east Of t. Joseph. the nearest point on the
Missouri River; l6I miles west Of Hannibal, on the
mississippi. and go miles nurthwest Of St. Louis
having daily c 'mmuui alton by telegraph and
cars, with each Of these cities.
In the same la,itu ie with PhiIadelpbia. il has a
mild, healthy climate, gently rolling prairie and
timber lands, with a dep, rich aud productive
soil, an abundance Of pure water, wood ard coal,
clay for brick, and roc for lime and other build
ing purposes. COMPLETED railroads and uavigabls
rivers connect it directly with all the markets
north, east and south, and with the commerce of
the werld. IL is in the hear, Of that great produc-
ing region which supplies the increased demand
from Kynsas, Pixies Peak, Utah, New Mexico and
California.
individuals and Families, or Associations of Ell
Their, can now have good farms for settlement at
low prices, and on accommodating terms Of pay
mcnt. Circulars continuing full particulars, and
a map Of Northern Missouri are gratuitously fur
nished.
Apply to GEORGES. HARRIS, Agent,
Uui.n Building, Room No. :,
40 state st., Boston, Mass.
References by permission
Nessrs. J.B Thtyer IS Brother, Boston.
J. VI Forbes &c Co,
H.. II. Hunnewell, Esq, "
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Married.

At the residence of the brides father, in v
lington, Vt, on Tuesday, March 9Th, by the Rev.
J. H. Worcester, Mr.. O.G.Mower, Of Rutland VI,
to Miss Cornelia ". Liscum, daughter Of John
Liscum Esq.
In Richmond. or the 2sth nit. by I. r
drews 1sq, Mr.. VIM: '' " --S' nary
ann w~.I~ertn. both of Richmond.
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Manufactured hv HENRY BANTER, N. D.,
Hi-heatc, VI, ani Philipsburg, C. f.
For saie by !. W. ROBY E co. burlington
and by all dealers Of medicine
Jan. 6. d2taa3m w9iu
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"EELLIHNLl ", JON. Z, IobU.
I have used Dr.. Whites Pulmonary Elixir in
my family for two years, and have found it the
best medicine that l have ever used for Coughs,
Colds and Sore Throat.
EDGAR MECH.
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CHARLOTTE, Jan TO, IebU.
l have used DR.. Whites Elixir in my family
during the last two years, and find It the best med
icine l have ever used in cases Of Group, Coughs
and Colds.
A T. STONE.
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SBELBURN. Jan. 3, 1880.
l have used DR.. n. G. Whites Elixir for Colds
and other Lung Affections, and have always found
it q sure cure tor these diseases.
LEVI COMSTOCK.
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THIS ELIXIR is WARRANTED

THIS ELIXIR is WARRANTED
m --';~-~ .L~ r-o., - .-----
b To Relieve a Common Cold Immediately
To Rohevv the asthma az once.
To Cure all Coughs before liberation.
To Cure Sore Throat azd Throat Distemper.
To Cure Hoarseuess Of Singers or Speakers.
To always Loosen q Cough.
To always cause the Patient to Raise Freely.
To always plo5uce Rest at Night.
..... MOTHERS
hat have eaI--.. -a.5 ... .. .. 'rnup!
bH. So. Wa. .I.N. 300. never yet failed
.f c-r.a- t4i. t..-ia. and .i ,1I % -arier. Let
an parents ta.t value ,l. i..- of their children,
procure at yr.. % t.t... .. this Elixir ami keep it
ia the House. -ty o. -.'- a- moments warn
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LLHLINUIUNf JHu. o, I5OU.
This is to certify that 1 have usei DR.. y. G
Whites Elixir in my family, aud find Il to be an
excellent medicine for Colds, Coughs, sc.
LUCIUS HOLBROOK.
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HENRY @. sPALDUG q CO.,
Vow York.
A6lsss YosIomcs Boz No. Sou
~ . fn eases containing other -Four, Eish. Or fvsavs
D. ssA-A esssnfG AxuoeaAsuc nSew.cAss sss0Qe
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BURLINGTON.
Jan. IS. d3taw w3m
THE ONLY POSITIVELY

MRS. WINSLOW.-An experienced nurse
and female physician, has a Soothing Syrup for
children ~teething which greatly facilitates the
process of teethiug by softening the gums, reducing
all inhammation-will alIay all pain, and is sure
to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers,
it will give rest to yourselves, aud relief and
health to your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases.
See advertisement in another column. dawly
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PosrISG.. Tom Thumb to his Bride
Love me little, love me long"
Allowing Period-The Deluge.
The Atlanta Press Gang-New York mer-
chants who TO do a Southern trade are COM
PEELED TO enter the 4" lists"
South of Mason and Dixon's Line a negro's
word is as good as his bond.
Quakers are not men of few words. Only
think of their thOus and Mees.
The stockholders Of Il certain lucky lnsu
rance company receive their dividends whist
ling " Home, Sweet Home. '-EUe. Post.
A LIQUOR SELLER MULcTED.-The Ohio
IIqnor law has II provision that the wife,
child, parent. guardian. employer, or other
@lerson, who shall be iniuredin person, prop
erty or means of support, by an intoxicated
person, has a right of action against the par
~ who sold the liquor, if sold contrary to
IA" Mrs Jane Brush of UrbaDa has Just
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SHELBURN, Vt, Jan. 10th, 1850.
l have used Dr. Whites Elixir in severe Coughs
and Colds, and found more benefit from it than
from any other medicine / have ever used.
G.. b. BARBER.
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Gentlemen's and Youths
Ready Made ng,

and Furnishing Goods Of all descriptions, styles
and sizes
The advantages, which have secured for tn
purchase Of Goods in the cities, enable me t. offer
nv stock at lower prices than can be fouad else
where 10 this vicinity. l also have a corps Of
good workmen in my employ, so that I am enabled
to supply my customers, at the shortest notice,
with an excellent quality Of custom work. Ny
stock Of
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GREEN LIMA BEANS ARE SOLD ON THIS
~ 2sth of February, 1860, by
A. g, DEWEY.
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AND CLOTHS

NI-NIFDI bE
The stock which I have now on hand will be
disposed Of at very reduced prices; and l shall be
ready to show the Spring styles to my friends
about the 18th inst.
I hope you will favor me by a call and ex-
animation Of the inducements which can be offered
you to patronize my establishment.
Respectfully, B. TURK,
No. 2 & 3 Bank Block. Burlin gton, Vt.
March, 5 1860.
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itSI
N0NGkESS AND EMPIRE WATERS
y from Saratoga b.
TBEo. A. PECK.
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SPRING OF 1850.
Boots and Shoes.
at Lower Prices for Cash than have been
known for years
SPRING OF 6

GEORGE C. WALES.
IIAVING bought and manufactured a prime
4 4 and large assortment Of NEW ENGLAND Re-
failing GOODS, including.
COPPER sOLEs, COPPER d LEATHER TIPS
will offer them to buyers at such prices as cannot
fail to please; and we earnestly solicit Dealers
to be sure and call before buying, as our motto is
LOW PRICES AND CASH TRADE.
GEO. {. WALES,
Boston, Mch !, 1850. % Pearl Street.
VAN.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

HAVING enlarged my Store, recently, to near
IL ly twice its former capacity for business, and
re-ftted it with all the elegancies and convenien-
Gle Of the times, l would invite your attention to
nv large stock Of
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-09

FOR CHILBLAINS. DR.. Sweets Infal
Ible Liniment is an immediate and e~fectual rem
edy For sale everywhere,
dsv2m
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METEOROLOGICAL TABLE,
FOR FEBRUARY 1850.

By PRoF. NICK. PETTY.
r,ClurrY.-University Of Vermont-Lat 44e II,
Long 73S lo'; Elevation above tide-water 367 #.
-,boye Lake C~hanplain 277 feet.
Nore, OF O~BSgRyAuoS.-7 AN, ppm, Bpm.
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CorSTr CoxvlssIoSER.-The vote Of Bur-
lipgton. yesterday for County Commissioner.
az. for James Mitchell, 3d.
Scattering
WrsrroRD, James Mitchell l04
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-14

A DESIRABLE STUATIoN--For a young
man who is very anxious to embark in the
newspaper business, with whom health Is a
matter of no consideration. ana who does mt
care Tor consequences, We know OF no situa-
ton more desirable than the editoTship of
the Vick~burg Sentinel An exchange paper
gfves tn. fat, Of some OF the editors Of that
journal: DIR. james Haean took hold in 1887,
had a number of street fights. fought a duel
with his brother editor Of the Wing, and was
killed insISf2. in street fight, by D. "
Adams. His assistant Isaac C. Partridge.
died Of yellow fever in 1889. DR.. S. S. Fall
another assistant, bad a number of fights, in
one Of which he was badly wounded James
RYAN. next editor, was killed by R. E. sHam-
me-. OF the Wing. Next came Walter HEX
ev. who had several rows. aud was repeated
" wounded; be killed Dr. Maclin. and was
soon after himself killed in Texas. John Law
ins, an other editor. was imprisoned for the
violence of his articles. Mr. Jenkins, his sue
cesSor. was killed in the street by II. A.
Crabbe; Crabbe was murdered in Sonora. F.
C. J0nes succeeded Jankias, but soon after
ward drowned himself.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-14

New York, Nov .13.-The steamer Kanga
roo has arrived. Her dates are anticipated
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-14

NAsHvILIs DIS1SG SALooS-We invite
the attention Of the public to the advertise
ment Of n. Nashville Dining Saloon, in an
Other column. This SalO-n at No 70, Cedar
street. is one Of the most popular IN the
city. it, tables being supplied with the very
best Of every thing that can be procured
Meals are furnished a. all hours and IN the
best style OF The art Of cookery The house
sIpuIfez wines # the most popular brands
oar friends CHARLES " SMITH and SAM
CLARK are the very sort Of fellows to con-
duct such an establishment Success to you,
s-b'hOys," say we