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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04

EXtra CIass 2, Dr. Tvs oct. 8, 1860.
And on every succeeding day Sunday sxcspted) at S
O'Clock, z. 81.
ca In this Scheme there are rs Numbers placed in
the Nheel-irom ! up 10 75-and twelve of these
Numbers are drawn from the Wheel. II person So
ects one Number out OF the IS, and that Number Is
among the Numbers drawn, he gets i've times the
amount invested 1.-two selected numbers are drawn,
he gets thirty for one; if three selected Numbers
are drawn, he gets hundred for one II four Sc
lected Numbers are drawn, he gets a thousand for
one If i've selected Numbers drawn i've thousand
for one If SIX selected Numbers are drawn fifteen
thousand 10 one REMEMBER, If two, more, selected
Numbers are taken, and all those Numbers so selected
are not drawn among the Twelve Drawn Numbers, the
Ticket Ia q Bank.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04
aPrnI7
Tin R0af lg.

Tin Roofi lg.
II AvING every facility in the way Of worknen and
II material 70 do hrst-rate work with despatch,
will contract for Tanning roofs either II the city or
country at low rates and and IN every warrant
satisfaction. Cutters, Piping Valley Gaping, &c, done
N the best manner. J. W WILSON,
fsbS-tE Oppisite Sewanee House
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04

large stock Of every grade Of Prints, Beached and
Brown Domestics, Plaid Lnseys, printed and plain all
wool Deains and Cashmers, COlored Silks Black Silks,
POplns, Debages, French MernOs, English and German
Nerinos, Printed American DeLaines Ribbons, Trim
mings, White goods, Embroideries, Laces; a large
stock Of white, yellow red and gray Fannels; Cloths,
Cassmers, Sattinetts, Jeans, Seal Skin and Beaver
Cloths Over COatings;a large stock Of Shirts Skirts,
Fronts, SHIRT Collars Suspenders, Cloves Hose and
half Hose Of every kind, &c, &c
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04
Baggage Checked Through TO
all Ea tern Cities.

a. Passengers should bear In mind that the ssCIS
cINSAII'' Is the OLD and FAyORITE ROUTE Con
uectiuns are made promptly, the Roads thoroughly
8alI.AsTED, and ali modern improvements adopted
insuring SPED, COMPOST and SAFETY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04
ME are now receiving and opening large and Sc
w lected stock Of STAPLE AND FANCY

Negro extra size Mud Boots, and fine Fur and Wool
Hats, Cloth Caps and large stock of Variety Goods
| Threads Of all kinds, and Yankee Notions, &c, &C.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04

1r.,,s r,a nv columbus TINE, which i Minutes
.'---s fsster than CINCINNATI TINE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04
Aotteries.
w ALTON
FEMALE COLLEGE LOTTERY!
OF EORGIA.
CHARTERED BY THE STATE N 1856
w. c. Dawson l. Co., Managers,
MACON, OR SAVANNAH, Ga
Nov EN- S..KKENzEt
Policy Plsu LOtteryM
Extra Glass 2. Dr4ys oct 3 Iseo

By this scheme purchasers can select their own
desire.
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Bronchitis Observation-Disclosures
50 attn, @retn g. q. o.. ben3 :. mno.

I 81 ~ Etstl, Wrsfn ". ~. D. ben 8. Rus. 1855.
Wsrtber 9err. So serei6t mir ~ orOeem y,s,oa
rgn btnauNfiOen. !. pHssa amor
y0r Iaeefapr . Sabrea bate ih efnen fbiptren Nnso0 -.
ytpadttls nao Turee Won ZEN Sef6idteffeh aer,tenP fir S" i%n, Sn
lastts sftlart.- Dard' Ten bftersn @sbraud i6res Srusr Tiri
SSm aa'as LEI e Rsa q 10 is. Sb babe eaieIte In erOeen D Sfi.t az az.
9Iss 10 ss IN , me 8aSilts ssl auasDaaot e6enio 'r ne i6 Ss,,
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uer iSigtaoladt.aen 5raa, maren ibre Wir6isinesn Of tI BE ~, i"s,
we'9e Gttetpttrulg Serl6attten un6 trenn re and ni6t h sTss,Ss !
tanntes ntlttsl nlebr 9elfen 'unats) 70 lintefa IL bod ia rye 70 ss dr es'
az siS' lonf 0 sess sSS obfS Sr 1 Sas H s ~ S gaaanes essga 95aarniiis' nflr
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ltno tie trtAtVnimen ~ Dem rneinilen, Ds''p:pa1' ~
s ~ ,a8s IGtun9sD Ol SsGr e41
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Bartei Rpmtnatipnen.- Ole
0enofraten in auuappli8 baben Duniel 6.
6boe gum Wtappr %nominirt, Ism. 6arpppb
3um 9{eecrper; gu Nloermdnnern baben lie mo-
minirt Daniel @ault, 81. s. BOnialunb s.
s. Snpnpen.
Die 6prtigen Snrws9eptbin98 BADEN SObn
Waaruber gum W1abDr e%rnaunt, Gboma8 s.
gBiIon gum GecOrber uno gu Glperminneri
@aiUmUn B6tllips, Sdn1e8 MtunrCe, Sec. s.
qranflin, Or. Sobn 9tiDCtt luo S. 9rewn.
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"7tente an 8alttmprer. - pa
.uifar gbOma8 bat Dem 81. 6. Sam
Tin Batent ouf 8erbe1erung Der
zen benz @m. 6ranf Dean
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8. o. Sasme! !" ~ ofpt 1857,
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ora4ns patts. so ssrlIGte peritteotne Arsnsien lnO asr,ts M NJ
ale oene erfag. Cine aa8t in6 Der anpernssTaiuss st aStr r Ssss
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5"F SeFofen'llpu"9 olflsSSj IN Sane Sic es piinibrn fodten
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Esg5 rs On + NJ atipn8@6eter =
Stt Yaltpr Ser5ber9er'8 Stride, STE BON 8roab-
lpaD uao @antru Apenue, finpet nllprgeu 8or.
mittag 10 HBr Die Deier Der Conformation fiat.
a 8 CONCERT. IL Seute eg(6enp, lolpie
nddlter Wpntag srpBeS @pn5ert III Capt,
Seibri9'8 2ibertp 5alle, 9er. % Qibertp=
it,, %pOrauf mir unlere &eler permeilen.
no Sperl- Sm SpQiba4ftr. zT9eater
iptrD beute alS leste 8prlte0un9, RE 9Nrc6e
|Sper Die lBiliaailde 8esper" aufeefi6rt.
gy Circus i'm 8rpnt1t r.s1bcaz
tie t. - Son WontaS an pirp lt4 . a II
.Gtc e'5 berii9nte &mlitreiterz @eeaI6aft I'M
6rcuttc zSbeater prppu5tren. aSie aus Ger
betreIfenDen 4iiSei9e III elmer anoern Spalte 5a
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al8 ie uiO lol bic bclten &rdfte in &rmltreite=
rel uno @pnmalif entlulten. r.
Eg Ebeqter in 8aibtn ct . II,
Der Walbinstpnera 8uraoerein pirb am Mpll>
tag puS BON Srn. @epede perfaBte guflpiel
vOie beioet Maifen" duffiibreu. Der 8erfalz
ler wiro in bielent Sttde, tpel9eS BEL leiner
eriten MulIabrung in Der bieligen Gurnballe 10
ant aufaenpmfnsns pproe, Die 3Dlle De8 fioeleil
@alOpin ielblt ibernebnlen, Die Wfulf beB
StifeS 1T bon Sril. Gbriltlan III Walbinotpn.
MSN Sr. g. gradlanb, pelder Oiez
fen unlerit 2elern ais titdti9er @ploatbeiter Be
farnt 1T, bat cine meme arf BON 9pfetbidern
erfunpen, ,pelde seidmadppa auseferti9t, aui
Der einen Seite cine perl ilberte Sdilpplatte
trasen, I~,poranf lammtlihe Stationeh beg 6enF
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Nnldla9en Der Teuer9lcden bios earanf 5u ler
ben braudlt, nm gu piRen no baS 6euer 1T.
NzY Mer bel Der berannabenDen parlnen
@ttteruis fid nit eillem ldSnen Sommerzg n-
aug perleben ipia, fet maiden mir auf bic 9lr&
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3ei9e Der @ebr: 8prnmann in go. 430
galtimeretr. alfmerfiaut.
B9 Wirt4f9aft8@@ rSffnnr 6.
MAIDEN ba8 Bublifitm barauf aufmerfl am,
baB ST.. s. $. 8iib re bic @rtbidaft in
go. 33 g, Bqealtru na9e 2erin9tcn W1rft,
iberlpmlnen bat ullo rielelte AM nadIten WtCnz
tag nit einem belifatel1 2rlad| e~rSflnell ipirO.
N@ GrHffn 8feier. y Sr. 8.
Genner bat oelt fritber 10 beliebtert ugSoIb-
inetpu @1rten" al Der Bennlplp, Sir, iiber=
ltrnlrlen uno tpiro eS li4 CUR Auf9abe MAIDEN,
aur Die belten Speilen unp @etranfe gu Derabz
reidelr. gtad|lten WeOnta9 iinOet Die grGff~
mtngafeter itatt.
B8 2sun o. Nd6lteu Montug mirb
Sr. S. SDninerfelb III Der ulten Surnba0e,
@de 6rcrte nno 2pntbarOltr, einen pelitaten
2urtd, aufttIdelt, 5s
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Altbma, 0lntlpeien ,e
GtpdtUu. Omen an 49,

Or. 3. Sapae! o"'s . : sep. fsS
Mletne Urau mar felt tret Sabrea ldwer franz nd. m..zxs,.
ars "a ~ s sanS ss ger @lrIiamfst ibrsS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,D"asts.
tsis essea ptaisi! Nltpnta, Sametatbmtgtfit, l@lutipeiissna a anS ~
SaeOn m0 saf S9attsl s1r fanpbsttspiaen, aab ii .bn tff y ~ Hsa sgs
0basn1 uaeloei gu tOnnen, Nb nddb benz 1ebraud BED " " gks a.
9unasratttels Tyr 9pltfn Ser8tnA, te geIdwerbeu unb ssEsas..ann.
9eiiua9 lUlgte. aatS aslst4 Bi '"' sWs pVAFg"o'9e
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Sabt ibr ben Geuhbultell
Nonti,'t nile mno 8eneiet.
Vlutuna Der Qultae.
DIT EUHHt.
NniaN{ne m $50

Or. .. Same! ~" ~ : S1"aar 1T io227'p
raelnent %eduibalttn i'm surbereebenoe / SaGfre ,uihriisS 80 10y
I,t sin Ten. @n Gao ron Slatnns Der ermse, warOe ieSO5 mad Ss.
S Snsa ,gttS oeatreiaisaneSmttte tptebel ednsffd aebeilt unb
islSt Dtettsia n.tlrersn aiateru FIJI pen %ReuSSSafaraN etaasae Sen
serlAadte up i'm 3ulest setetlt bat. S'D S''"'ftu's
Et tHz Th IbDs. s. Malta
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1Rsmas 9, qaiaaet,
Neue8 prn S6,peoep

C@u9jug aus etnem 8riefi bfs 9fep. @brm 81 M,.k...
St0tboln, Sdpebeu, ben 10. Miar, 1877 S0fsefrs 0f
rnt SSss saiasas 'lsS , gssSisi sr5t sa a,l sS%Fg9frsIsis a4asaitta Bat
fam tannt eiaen Sag ptne caNeibe Ietnr. SpsSrsrs Sf.s!tei nnO tb
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Son %. SO. QBlntera 0p q
Miaetsesiae, Sd. Sen

Or. 8. Sanms' u, pa .. WiarI 1858,
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len %faatesItsa Der Sattr09re tbs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES . ~ g Sss a.
~ IS s1st ia Ss : 1a - Ot Fatteat @uswarf NIB QeberleiSen' 81
an8epantt babe. ~ 0Fpef %rfptae
ian fsc aa 49,. 4 %. 81. gnint..
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y Hddas y,as b~escu9et, baB i6 Dor ~un9efiIr9 Sabl ,nsDea e;,sr
GrAsFbet teIaAen Apitrbe, Die mid nit N~uSebrlnta bchfckts S ~
iibef6ss pGli e!aen i~9mesIiten 9ufen 9epla0t wurSe. fSnT nn = <
BON ben bsriibmtslssn Nssafn bebanodt, Obne cine 6 .feiGterrumu "
nerSplren. - GucIiu, bni d fDlncr elenber ipuroe, iherrgdSsss" S o.
mid Or. SaeneS 8rlfreni0une Sapittel gu prObiren esdscn hsu.
@ebraud, Ser erieh Slai4e Wurbe i'd stipas better U mad S,br o,"s
BON s UlaT9cu eriOl9te neine pBQioe @cneung, d """V
.f44 800 assAa ,5fE&3s@ Hsa zms SIQar ErnaEn
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5alsbraune Group.

#m LI EF+ aHt f+HMHy tH-HZ Ht III 4EEINf
Sobn 6arrtntan, esq.,, S6warbstoon q. s. 4hrSkt. y
Dor fursenl bate eineS melter 9iMber eiuaf Ieh11sr SstsEyEh..
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gru(hndtel IND uads Ierlanj bon q Stum6is in benen Sas finS
8 GbeelDfel pOa ssacnlnlen bate, atbHete Is Siebet gaR,IeaBt umS
mar balb baraui ,piecer Wcbl. $3.50 "S
81 go. sSames W, DanieI. Blat. oater, Mugaan q, Rib
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SD babe SIR BrufreiuleungsmiteI lnb Sbrcn NtnLryfbenbeu
BaAant nut 6ena 9roBten @tfol0 IN nseiner 5audIe an0epanbt, s
bin bette 8WletIeH met padD etra6 BON tbrsmi NrufteiniaunaSnnt
tel StrtteM, in eS nieinen& n5It ~'in5aSebea, tpe[ge NIT einen
Anfaa bon Group beorDbt fnb. 4Aiee1
3waMst8S eteu bon 3eugnifc ii men bon Nsrohen bon s,
-pG6rtem Gbaraft aHo ASabrbeit oeiJese9tapertcu, wenn eS pcr.
Ionot irb. 81 liz -
qeIct Sabness me6iSniIHcn Glntannb fir 1860.
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fertiot Don ess Dr. % S bne & Son.
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Meoi5iuifebe Mn;ei8e.
&abt iDr ben &uffcn?
Damn Sebraudet Or. Sabnes Brultreih
%dnltd8mlittel.

80 9llt9Siilttfel.
90 ebt austnbltfltde GrIe6terunS.
Setotbr en- brIftg Ober f9wtnbfG9 R2 DiHR
gebranft SdYae's 8rufretnisunesmittet aa0 F&&0 s8#
9Delhes pie ~frIntbafte 3afImmenitebang Der Quftr SIRE Ser.
tretbt. Dte ausw pc riuas bes 5rtlein,eS, wel1er bielelbe peraopft
pcruria9tt un0 70 Oaft ene 9siaOe lethte RetElsune aar SGipies
rt8feit beist Itbmsa weSni@nt.
Sabt ibr ben &etidbuiten
etbraudet Sapne'S gruHrtlnioer. - 2as bete 6eilmtttel IN Scr
S ~ S,4 "a e. e. s q ,a si &, a%Erantsett UNI BE 9dlfte a6idr,t,
V3s %Int" ts,t'gtts' au zen yailenisa eiGgflt1 e%urtbtlft; 10
rSGren tBIn6unss 9etragAet ut unb Dtl Sapnes Draft
rrentaieer, efIniA mad. FER &nwftlHA8 unb 60 BELT emt In fueniaeu
Wttnuien. llno enott6:
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rstnisnngsmtttel. g 1T Oas Bette 9eilmtttel fir foIee 8runfGet.
yea aao nenst unerret0t To- mas Ole 3eu9ni0t 9auleaser, peibe
paSOn 8ebetlt Wnfbea, bspeilsa. TtST1
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SerIan9t uno 9eiudbt+
9tutldeg beitzN{adneilnnas 9Ireau
Sir. 65.

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inter @uitdpi Der nOe,tlben Geisl36aft." fg4q1 5
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wcaeH ib perfSultt 0oer in franttrhu grieien an ben Qgeutef
Der @eleuldaft brr. 8. S. Us e~flingboft SO. 80, &baneS.
1traBe wenoep, }Oether ruentsslSIiN Nu8fupft ertbeitea pub. Gil.
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Oetluty[ febm BEL 80. G0tIlin9er af Seoerat
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UNrInnaf = @iuiJe CUTE SbHsioer uno Idberinnen, melCDe
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1aaal agN1e n s1 .}Mb5 s.. Bktmline. g sgg3sa
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8ruitbrditne uuo 8lutipei,eyn,3 J
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grfalfuns, Snfen, 9eitens i. g~,rlala,,ess, ,

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spra5e bsraabte. "a, eiauer, eaB cine teftise, GrfGItuns ii s.
S&ners absr se aaase grplt nab warbespon Gage ~ s y sS Sst,fs
ger, 70 Dap uleiae Jreirn6e IN Die er6Bte 9efprani6F ssrist = sslsls
ter anweiaae per bsrlbmteitsn aerste, aber anaIasIIiISSs%r SR w.
obne alien Gtfolq. sd mar nate 6arau, mid Der a,e ,.ns H ~
btns 'eeteh ais Elm eIttser Sreuao nrs ben Gebronh ikrrssa smsH nun
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No. ~ 3um Oerfduf.m a@
AMiii 60 Ider 9alo init Suten Standardization, I6 MetIea
MRNilI BON Der Staet naDe Der 9aneltrabe uno in Der aeIunbe-
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M e d ic n a /.
SANF ORD'S
LIVER INVIGORATOR
Never Debilifates.

TT is compounded entirely from Gums. and has be.
d come an established fact Standard Medicine
known and approved by n; all that have used it,
and is resorted to = with confidence in all
the diseases for which it = is recommended.
1t has cured thousands = within the last two
years, who had given up - all hopesof reefas the
numero usunsolicited GER = thcates in my posses
sion show.
The dose must be adap- . ted to the temperament
of the individual taking \ it, and used in such
quantities as to act gent : ly on the bowels.
Let the dictates of your q Judgment guide you in
the of the LIVERIN = | VIG0RATOR, and it
will cure Liver Com plants, BiliousAttacks
Dyspepsia. Chronic Diar- g rhoea, Summer Com
plants, Dysentery Drop = sy, Sour Stomach, Ha-
bitual Costyeness Cholic ? Cholera. Cholera Nor
bus, Cholera Infantum. | = Flatulence, Jaundice,
Female Weaknesses and r. may be used successful
iy as an ordinary Family Medicine. 1t will cure SICK
ii L D A C HE, Gas thousands can testify)n twenty
minutes if two three tea spoonfus taken at
mencement of the attack.
All who it are giving their testimony in its favor.
Mix water in the mouth with the Inyigorator, and
swallow both together.
Price, One Dollar per Bottle.
The hydraulic press., 1860-10-06
A DROP OF ISK.-Think of Queens first

A Drop OF INK-Think of Queens first
signature of death warrant, where tears
tried to blanch the fatal blackness of the
booming ink of traitors adhesion to a
deed of rebellion, written in gall; of forg
er's trembling imitation of another's writing,
where each letter took the shape of q gal
lows; of lovers passionate proposal, writ
ten in fire; of proud girls REFUSAL written
in ice; of mother dying expostulation with
her wayward son, written in the hearts
blood; of an indignant fathers disinheriting
curse on his first-born, black with the lost
color of the gray hairs which shall 60 down
in sorrow to the grave-think of these and
of all the other impassionate writings to
which every hour gives birth, and what
strangely potent, protean thing drop of ink
grows to be! All over the world it is dis
tilling at the behest of men. Here despair
ing prisoner is writing with a rusty nail his
dying confession of faith on his damp dun
geon wall. There an anxious lover is de-
eeiving all but his bride, with an ink which
she alone knows how to render visible. Be-
leagued soldiers in Indian forts are confding
to the perilous secrecy of rice water or in
noccnt milk, their own lives and the fortunes
of their country. Shlpwrecked sailors,
about to be engulphed in mid ocean, are
consigning to floating bottle the faint pen
Gil memorandum of the spot where they will
soon go swiftly down in the very jaws of
death. Everywhere happy pairs, dear hus-
bands and wives, affectionate brothers and
sisters, and all the busy world, are writing
to each other on endless topics, with what
ever paper comes to hand, whatever ink
The varied stream thus forever flowing is
the intellectual and emotional blood of the
world; and no one need visit Egypt, or sum-
mon an Egyptian magician, to show him all
the arts, all the joys and woes of men re-
fected from the mirror of a drop of ink
Macmi5lan's Magazine.
The hydraulic press., 1860-10-06

A RESPECTABLE AMER RICAM
IN widow lady, who is desrous of retr rriine to her
home in the Atlantic states, by the 20th of September
the 5th of October next, offers her services to
family travelling with children, nurse and assist
ant-requring only TO be furnished with free pas.
sage reward for her services. For name and par
ticuars, address this Office.
I"portantt to miners
ID LOCK FURTH have just received a large lot
Dof Lawrence Duck, which is offered at reduced
rates.
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wives a reminiscence of the only time his pa
per, the National Intelligencer, ever suspended
publication. 1t was warm and able advo-
cate of the Madisonian war policy, seconding
the efforts of Clay and his compeers, and so
powerful was its influence, that when Gen.
Ross, in command of the British troops, en-
tered the capital, after the unfortunate affair
at Bladensburg, his first inquiry was not for
the Capitol, the Presidents house, or the De-
partments, but for the National Intelligencer
Office; and it was the first establishment de-
molished, causing short cessation in its reg
ular publication. With this exception, the
Intelligeneer has been published regularly
for sixty years.-Albany Journal.
"Mr. Jenkins, will you have the goodness
to answer me few questions in direct and
unequivocal manner ~
"Certainly, SIR"
sWell Mr.. Jenkins, is there female living
with you, who is known in the neighborhood
as Mrs. Jenkins ?'
sThere is"
"Mark me, nowl Is she not under your
protection ?"
'Entirely so'
"Do you not support her? ?"
"Ido."
"Have You ever been married to her, Mr.
Jenkins 2"
"I have not"
Several jurors exchange glances and
scowl Indignantly
''That is all, Mr.. Jenkins. You can stand
asider'
Opposing Counsel-"One moment, may it
please the Court. What relation does this
woman sustain towards you, Mr.. Jenkins ?"
1She Is my mother, STRIP
Jenkins was permitted to leave.
"Class in the middle of geography stand
up. What's pyramid 2"
IA pile Of men in the circus, one on top
of the other"
"Where is Egypt"
"Where it always was"
"And Wales?"
s'In the sea-"
"Smartly answered. Now pause mo-
ment, and III introduce you to species of
birch which will assist you in learning the
hop-waltz."
The hydraulic press., 1860-10-06
SANFORD'S
Family Cathartic Pills,
COMPOUNDED FROM


PUre Vegetable Extracts, and at IN Glass Cases. dir
Tight, and wiH keep in any Climate.
The FAMILY CATHARTLC PILL is a gentle but ac-
tive Cathartic which the proprietor has used in his
The hydraulic press., 1860-10-06
MRS. WENSLOW.
A experienced Nurse and Female Physician pre-
I "A sents to the attention of mothers. her
SOOTHING SYRUP.

of any other
Err HAS IT FAIL
INSTANCE TO EFF
when timely