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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03


A DAUGHTER OF MRs. MARIA L. CHILD IN
THE SoUrH-Hew SHE WAS TREATED.-WhiIst
travelling through Pointe Coupee parish.
short time since. (says a correspondent of the
New Orleans Picayune,) learned ola event
| connected with old OssAwATroNIE Brown
which I think should be published. and ae-
cordingly l give IL. upon the authority of a
most rstimabie lady, and the lovely wife of
one of The leading gentleman of Pointe Cou-
Pee.
1t is this: That Mrs. MARIA L. CHILD. the
wouId-be sympatkizer and nurse Of the old
rascal Brown, had maiden daughter teach
ing 10 the family of Col. LEE, of Mississippi.
residence in the South, became confirmed
| Invalid, from an aff, ion of the spine Per-
fectIy unable 10 assist herself. and disliking
to become Pens;oner upon the bounty OF
the gentleman who had so nobly assisted her.
she wrote to her mother. requesting her to
furnish h,r with means. and send or come
after and return with her to her home in Bos-
ton. To this Letter, and TO numerous other
letters from the same source, Mrs. CHILDs
paid no heed. choosing 10 fslsify all those
humane principles that she has pleaded so
eloquently for old BRowx, and clearly show
ing want of the most common affection and
humanity tor her daughter.
Furthermore, Col. LEE, upon removing
from the parish in which he resided at the
time Miss CHILD was taken with this afr c.
ton of the spine, upon learning that the lady
cou Id not lac removed from her btd provid-
ed in the articles of his premises. that board
and q room should be furnished and appro-
priated to The sole use of this Lady, during
her natural life; that she should have the use
of a servant, aud be provided with an annui-
~ of some two or three hundred dollars
This was all voluntarily upon the part of
the gentleman. Mrs. MARIA l.. CHILD. of
Boston, the would-be enthusiast and abol :
ton sympathizer, has indeed most molly re-
paid the noble kindness of Col. LEE. This
statement Is q fact and abundant vouchers
can be furnished if necessary. Mrs. CHILD
appears TO have taken very strong lessons in
buncombe from Hon. VIM. III. SEWARD and
his likes. and has succeeded admirably in
bambooZling the feared ones of the Athens
City with her affected sympathy for Old
BRowN.
Bring out the facts. and show the really
conservative p 'ople of The North (and II know
there are many the true character and pur-
poses OF that class of agitators, and radical
reformers TO which Mrs. CHILD belongs. and
among whom she is an important and shin
ing light. Oh! consistency thou art jewel.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03

The following statement speaks for itself Esraf.
sIn ung the kettle from The IRE caught and sca1d-
cd ny hands and person yer, severely-one hand
almost TO a crisp The torture was unbearable II
ui sight The Mustang IzDi-
m-nt appeared 50 extract the pain almost immedi-
ately- It hea led rapidly and eft of
CHAsIfs FosTEg, 40 Broad street. Phila -
II Is truly wonderful article IL Will cure any
cas-. of Swelling, Burns stiff Joints, upffons or
rheumatism. For Horses, it should never be dis
pensed with One dollars worth of Mustang has fire..
quenty saved valuable horse It cures Galds
Sprains, Riugbone, SPAWN and Founders. Beware OF
limitations. Solo in all parts OF the habitat Globe.
. BARNES L PARK, Prop. ietors,
feb2-1m Sew York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03

AsszsxA SsIvER--cei. II T. TErus arrived
IN Sc. Louis. from Arizona, on Sunday eve
ning, and Left she next day for New York
He brought spec:m lot OF sixty-swo
pounds Of pure silver from the New York and
Coupsdre Mining Company. and large
namber Of specimens Of the different silver
orvs Of Arizoni. He goes la New York 10
procure machinery. good. Tor t:se mines,
end win return to Arizo,.a In the spring.
His account Of mining operations ln Arizona
q very fnvorable- Col TIrrs and Mr.. ELIAS
BaEvooKr we're The owners Of The Patagonia
silver mines. which they sold fur SIS. 600.
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No more seed. for the p.opte.

The subjoined letter from the Commissioner
Of Patents to severa! of our Representatives
In Congress. in reply to the question whether
the distribution OF seeds. cuttings, plants.
&C., would be continued, it will be seen,
answers in the negative. By copying it orr
exchanges will convey to their readers In
formation which many desire to have. and
save the Members OF Congress much labor in
answering interrogatories from their consti-
tuents on the subject:
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03

The three American papers Of Baltimore,
bsvs eaeh run mp the name of a difteren,
Presidential favorite. aud each is publishing
fsssios Is for Hon EDWARD BArEs, and d.
sirss 10 see him the regularly nominated can
dAss OF Omitted Opposition, North and
south. The Clipper ably advocairs the nom
iaation OF Hon. ions NJ. Boris The Ameri.
can IL for Hon. JosS Ball, and gives an ex
tended review Of bic past political career
which IL certainly sueh as TO commend him d
the favorsb!e regard Of conservative patriots
In al parts Of the onion.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03

Born on Sunday, sehUtinhns
Bora on q Monday. fair In fac;
Boru on a Tuesday. full OF grace;
Born on a "Wednesday soar and grum;
Born oH a fhar-day, welcome home:
Born on Friday. Tree Ia giving;
Born on a Saturday, work bard Tor your
living.
We do net remember the day we we're bora
on. hut. according 10 The sbos e, il must have
been Ga Saturday. Eaehenes.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03

A PARAGRAPH on KIsSEs.-Dr. Holmes Eat
the Breakfast Table" says of kissing: 1.-The
memory of kiss that Magaret Of Scotland
gave to Alain Charter, has lasted four hun
dfed years, and put into the head of many
an ill-favored poet, whether Victoria or En-
genie would do rs much by him, if she hap
pened to pass him when be WIS asleep. And
have We ever forgotten that the fresh cheek
Of the young John Milton tingled under the
lips of some bigh-bOrn Italian beauty. who
believe, did not think TO leave her card by
the side of the slumbering youth, but has be-
queathed the memory of her pretty deed to
all coming time: The sound of kiss is not
so loud as that of u cannon, but its echo lasts
4 deal longer"
Sometimes. may add, kisses are as fats
as cannons, and q"ite as apt to go of, Though
fortunately for gallant persons, they make
no report.
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Adjourned till 2 p. NJ.
AFTrRNooS SESSION,

The House met aud took up the calendar
of House bills on second reading, aud "a NUN
Der OF the SAM we're dis posed Of Several
werr laid on the table. Female bills un the
same sus.j-cls having been al, eldy passed.
The bill 10 repeal sections 1921 anj 1872
of the cole. prohibiting he i~suanc.: If baak
notes und.r the denomination OF hive dollars,
was reject, d, yeas 20. nays 40.
The bi ] tv incfease the School Fund. and
decrease the taxes of the people, was indea
nitely postponed.
The bin to Frpeal the quart Law was laid
On lhf. table
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03

THE RESPONSIBILITY ADMITTED-The Wash
ington correspondent Of that leading Vir-
GINA Democratic paper, the Richmond En-
quirer, writes as follows:
think am warranted in saying that the
South need have m fears for the fidelity aud
patriotism of her sons of every sbsde of poll
tical opinions, and that under no circumstaa-
ces or in any contingency whatever, will
fhey give laid and comfort" to Black RepuL-
-licans. Nay. caE go further even Than this
and say that the Southern Opposition;
will not hesitate, if it should become necessa
ry, to put Democrat themse elves in nOmina-
ton for the Speakers chair. II is. therefore.
manifest that ruth The DenocT0ts. and not s0ith
them. les the responsibility Of keeping the House
-srIthOuf OTggnizafiOn.
/ now ask. will oar Democratic friends not
make ar effort TO unite on some one. whether
LeeonptOn or anti LecOmptOn. SO tO Sc
cnre :he carly cooperation of the Southern
Opposition" to putting an end to the eriIs
that Low bcset Congress and the country?
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Robertson Co Feb. LIST. RoBrRrsOS.
Tnetraternal erecting OF the state.


The INST pleasant. or, IL a sirongef word
does not better express il. delightful, reading
which the newspapers have spread before the
psople for laag time Is that which records
the evidence OF tie truly FRAT rial feelings
an ,,.t,nfe cordials- which th,Te is no mistak-
ing. which exists be ween the people OF some
Of the most important States If the Union
K.ntucky and Tennessee have joined sands
aud hearts together with Ohio. The eniha-
siastie greetings which attended the visit to
Ohio OF it, nei ghbnrs across the river really
shows The good will aud desire for Unioa.
politically aud socially. which warns the
hearts OF nearly the whole people Of this
Union. II war happy aud fertile thought.
bat which suggested the excursi"n just plan
ned fsF LoHisvilis'. That exrpTsiosi xirndrd
itself into a visit beyond to- brsIhrrn IN free
Stale, and came near being rnlargsd into the
proportions "f = grand progrrss throagb the
unioa, siguAlizesi b. calls Un ;he l. gislstures
OF ihe Eat and lbs. Congress Of the Nasiosl-
No doabt snch prOgt,ss woald be tall OF
political b-ns fiis.
II IL easy TO sappese thst such demoBstra-
iions m there should have . certain merai
fleet on the y prtsralsfiyes at Washington.
They do something 10 carry rebuke TO the
cen~cise~Dc<s % not a lew OF the ut mbeFs,
making, as they do. the &C; ne loo oflrn ex-
hIbiea la both las iiaass and Senate sxfsseh-
rdly poar aud mean By canssasl--,H Losss
X pats,aaa. 3oik .Jsa.
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II. s PATENT OFFICE.
December 18th. .l659.

Geaiiemm:-In reply TO your note Of Tie 23i
instant, enquii ing IL tn re are any seeds. cut
tings or plants for distribution in this office,
would state that it has not been deemed
Advisable to purchase any this year
There are in the propagating garden at
tached 10 this Office about 80 600 eapianis
the larger proportion of which will be dis.
tribufed through the Congressional Districts
below tn. northern bou diary OF yonr State,
In the manner Indicated by the circular al
ready seat you.
There are also about Is 900 rooted grape
vines, chiefly OF FOREIGN varieties.
NILiIAN ID. BIsHoP
Commissioner.
Hons. Jas. u. QasrIes, z b Brabson, W.
B. Stokes, House OF Representatives.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03

Ge-Of the sixiy-nine Bishops of the Eris-
copal Church to the United States since the
Revolution. fifteen have bcen natives of New
York. and ten of Massachusetts. Pennsylva-
mia, North Carolina and South Carolina have
furnished five each; Virginia eight. Connec-
ticut four, New Jersey and New Hampshire
two each. Bishop Hopkins is native OF
Ireland, Bishop Kemp of Scotland, and Bib
op r. Smith, Eastburn, Uphold and Vain
wright were born in England.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03

W. hnd the ioiIowing Significant paragraph
In the Warrington State. a ID mocrasic pa.
per: '-waea the partnership Of the Senate
Was diseussed Ia Democratic eirelss. II Is
said that Mr.. Wendell exhibited evidence, a.
a claim 20 e"nsiaeration. Of bis having exs
pended Sill coo lor The b-n, is Of the cause.
snelaiing s5i 900 for carrying the L-comp-
,an bin IN mcdifie.i sorm- These f-cts aie
likely 70 be ssnfiisisd.n
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03

Archbishop Hughes is out with an appeal
in favor of preserving the Papal Territory
intact. Rcason--he thinks that access 10
Rome ought to be had from the side of the
Adriatic as well as from the mouth of the
Tiber. He threatens the French Emperor
with vengeance for daring to think ofre con-
structing Italy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03

Velvet Brussels, ply -ingrai1 all wool half wool
STAR Hall Cotton, Csrl etngs, oyeiy grade and
qualify Mats, Hear III Rugs Canton Aattiug ocoa
Indeed, IL IS Uur purpt Sc 10 Keep aI.ty
band fuii anu conn lete stUcS oil the above 6oo
which will tf.r 81 Cash prompt time deaieEs
cru country.
To those who In search Of Goods below the
ma ket prizes, (UR L IS THAN TdEY AltH
WOKi II y We ~sui1 say that u rang.
Completed far obtaining cons & m,lts =. j b
L. T. ~ tat ~ i'll enable ala sheir
wishes, aud earnestly req .est ia Cash bdyeis or
Prom Pas ing Su-tsmers call eur
stocA before purchasing elsewh We deter
mined To house the l,epot sf Oh ap foods.
TRAnUt. a LUCUS.
A notice will be given Of our tfst Nam 10Th Aue-
ton Sale of Spriig anu SunIser Oood-.
feO1-Q
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cane PRESENTATION.

Immediately preceding the adipurnmeni
ill Ga m, to-morraw. Mr.. Brazelion rose
and in th, name OF the members OF the Huns
presented Mr. Speaker NhitIhorne gold
healsd walking cane. a. a token Of their re-
SD. ct aud approval OF his course on the r.
cent cxcur~ion to Kentucky aud Ohio. and
OF his dignity and impartiaiisy as ih. presid-
ing officer Of the House. Mr.. w. acceptrd
the gilt Nth warm expression of bis thanks,
aud a brirf and glowing aila,ioa TO the bless
ings Of abe Uaiou
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q ri So sn& Hsl1 - sd erre cfezkte 81 !,
and ye4r< u1zE InI<<ezI> 1s<<1 ~i{e ktfrcxee -
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03

Indebtedness to Europe $500, O0O,-
900. At home over 81, 500 900 600,
and 81 900, 600 acres of Land, gwen
away fn eight years.
MEssRs. EDIT oRs We should examine al d
think before We progress farther Gov job =
son said ia the Senate on the 18th of May,
1853. I'm relation to the public lands, and
the grants which have been made oy the Gov
erument. 1 have obtained from the Cnmmis-
sioner Of The General L md Office several Ia
bIes, which now subiuit.s
Estimate OF the Qualities Of land which Will inure
to the States under grants for Railroads, up to
June 80, 1857:
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03

Senator Green Is said 10 be using his in-
fiaence To elect a delegation in Missouri TO
Charleston in favor of Dickinson ~ New
York for President. and himself for Vice
President. Efforts are being made to do lh.
same in Texas.
jority OF The Missouri delegates will be for
him.-Csa. Gszsse.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03

y order 20 sca mere Gooas hssercSrived 20
! AK less protts uuf sies d tat; ~ ~ times,
ahe Of 1se variety AZ Shirts Sssik Ties,
sesFfs md csaxatF- tSRfRn kAS ei six, c al
nsers, Lambs Neal, Aerina and CoiafE. eis<es and
Hat ltose 81 every kiad, H4nek hicfs. ssspen-
GERS. shirs ao<ors suc I1fzsinz kobes, &C kc- We
have sizs eAssss lcf Ct Fsnes eezsE, sceh 80
Eeuks brust -. Cznes forte Nehif<, Puck tecks.
chs<z nen, tezle<r Tf.xsliax las, IN II kirrerf,
rclssors. &C, al It< z4ie sle@r 81 =
l.uzs y r. kccfi l.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03
TENNESSEE LEGISLATORS.
SENATE.

THURSDAY. Feb. 2.
Mr.. Wood presented a petition from cisi-
zens of GrHpdy county, asking to be de-
t..ched from ShelbyviIl-- Banking district,
and attached To that at Sparta.
Mr.. Stokely, petition for amendment of a
bridg- charter.
Also, a petition from citizens of Cooke
county. pray ing for district liquor law.
Mr.. Hi.dresh presented petition from
blind man in Morgan county, to sell -hisky
without license.
Reports were read and received from
Standing and Select Committee.
INTRODUCTION OF RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. johnson, a resolution proposing amend
mrnts TO tn Constitution. 50 the Legislature
and Governor shall be elected once in three
y.ars-aI~o r, curing Ih- State Treasurer to
be el'cied for three years. Passed
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr.. Bampass. bill to regulate and re-
strain fureign Insurance Companies Passed.
Mr.. I ompson. bill 10 incorporate the
Rome and Tunstill Ferry Turnpike Com
pany.
HOUSE MESSAGES.
A resolution of Instructions TO the Sena-
tors and Representatives in Congress tp sc
cure the passage OF a bill to give pensions to
EoldierS, their widows and minor children of
the war of 1927 aud 40. Referred to
the Committee ON Federal Relations. =
A resolution of thanks to the Legislature
of Kentucky and Ohio, and to the city au-
thcrities of Louisville, Cincinnati. Columbus,
Xenia, Dayton. Hamilton, TO the Railroad
and Steamboat owners for their muniticent
librali,y to the Legislature of this State on
The recent excursion. was taken mp, and after
being slightly amended was unanimously
passed. aud the Governor Instructed TO for
ward copies to the parties designated.
The Hous. message for the release of fhos.
Hensly and Joseph Disian. in a certain Sc
curiiy case due the State of Tennessee. Re-
ferred to Judiciary Commit ee.
SPECIAL ORDERS.
The resolution of Mr.. Richardson. provi-
ding for the payment OF the outstanding notes
of the Exchange Bank of Tennessee, at
Murlreesboro, was taken up, and Was discus
sed by Mr.. Newman. (Mr. Stoy all ia the
char) Richardson. Stokes. Stanton, MINIS
and Trimble, aud then defeated by a vote OF
5 yeas To 20 nays.
The bill 10 repeal the act of S57-58 re-
praling the Office of County Judge, So far as
relates TO Sewer county, was taken up on
motion of MIR. StokeIy, uud then withdrawn
for anendm"nt
On motion of Mr.. Lane, the Senate adj
joutned TIL O'Clock.
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wrDorSo ~ BroH Lrrr.-A Baltimore COZ

WEDDING n bon LIFE--A Baltimore cor
re-pond'nt writes a. follows:
Baltimore Is quite gay Mt present. Par
ties are tie rage. and one more takes place
nightly. The marriage OF Miss ii ,ffman, one
OF our distinguished bellies, ~ Mr. Allen. a
wealthy millionaire planter Of virgiaia, which
came OF a few nights ago. was quite fefe
The hridr. | am toid. received several ham
dred sup-rb pfe<-nis- valued la the aggregate
al probably thirty th.sasand dollars. Sue
Was exceedingly popular and beaatsfal.
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lag the Office of County Judge,
tes TO Sewer county, was take
on of MIR. StokeIy, uBd then wi
a motion of Mr.. Lane, the 81
ned TIL 2 O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE BILLS on FIRST REApING.

A bill 10 change the liue betwe,u the conn
ties of Kalb and Smith. Passed and re-
ferred to Judiciary Committee.
A bill 10 establish pr cncI in the village
of Mulberry in Lincoln county. Pass d.
A Till To incorporate the jennings Fork
Turnpikr Company.
The bill for tue expulsion of free persons
of color from this State, came up a special
order of the day, was passed over informally
tall tomorrow morning.
Senate bills on second reading were taken
up and acted upon.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
All bills relating to Banks made special
order for next Monday at 10 O'Clock
Senator HID ETH, a Till to improve tho
navigation of South Fork of Clear Or, elk OF
Cumberland river, in Scott and F,nu ess
counties. Mr.. H,ldreh offered an amend
mcnt which was adopted. (The bill appru-
| priat, $40 900 to The navigation oi said riv-
cry The bill was discussed 10y Mesers. Hill
| dreth, Bradford. Lane and Payne. AID passed
| ayrs IA, nurs 9.
House bill 10 incorporate the jamestown
Academy, aud for other PURPOSES, ming up,
Mr.. Hildreih moved to insist upon his
| amendment, which had bet N nou-coucurred
| in by the House. The amendment MAS
agreed to.
The iill 10 provide for surveying the route
| for IA Railroad f, ON KDox,il.e to Nashville
| was called up and rejected 70 To 3.
A bill 10 proect the note holders of the
| Bank OF Claiborne. Passed.
| A bill TO incorporate the Granville and
Martins Gre Turnpike Campany. Passed
A bill TO incorporate the Memphis Coal
and Mining Company. Passed.
| A.bill to Repeal tue act of the Legislature
of 1858 TO keep up public roads in Lauder
dale county, by lax. lou. Passed.
Mr.. Stanton introduced bill to provide
| for THE indIvdual lIaDIiity OF stockholders in
Banks aud Insurance Companies.
The resolution in regard 10 the compensa
| ton OF mcInbers vi Congress. was taken vi
| and jecied.
On moion of M. Siokely the Senate adj
jonrntd till Tomorrow morning at o'clock
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03

A s ne ~.sl <aea send ORDERS az Shirts scsness
n eli 10 prefer fcir,s So cizily for them.
guarantees thes slaii b ul<de - resair 4
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03

es- The Hon. Emefsoa EtAesldge. bling
cal!sd GA ths other day 10 ssy who be called
hiz ffirnds. said: Il call every man my frlsnd
who wears ca hssuess iaee. ssssskx tie Eak-
lish tan qua e.. szsars b. The ucis Blhle, aud
does aoi spzil Constitution silh q X. 's
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For the Nashville Patriot.

FOR The Nashv lie Patriot.
District Eleetor-W iIliam &. Brien.
Mt.ssRs. EDtToRS:-The name of WILLIAM
G. BEIEN, E 20, has be mentioned as a suit
able person To place on the Electoral ticket
in this District. The suggestion is good
one. and heartily second it. Give US Bat
En- for our leader and we will do gallant ser
vice, aad achieve glorious victory.
Yours &c.
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Neady-maae Cio,hing.

This branch of business will receive the espe-
cal tlun al our ytrs qua. Iii. quality ..td
design, a woul respe fully inSIte stnn
So, Ia ouT ettre ew stoNk ~ Sr-AN GteOi ),
oOmpi isine large and beaulIIui invoice Of Men,
buys Youth I'D Ch Teh's hats sna Caps; dTs b,
brown, Vii L. am. acA ghurh Hats; tsfdl, s. aud
win ch will be "nertd 1 III lowest arkct prices,
toy, with unusual besyy supply Bieacis a
am brown DOnirstlcs, " n b.. ~, Striped ilal
ilh, Is, &C haruwdre aud CGtIery; LUus Pisi,Is
Gu. Clocks.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03

Mrs Mn slow, experienced nurse us
ernaie physiciau nasa soothing syrup for children
ecthisg; which greatly facilitates the process OF
tcethi-s by softening the eumsre 'ucing all iniama
oi-wili allay all pain and is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upouit, mothers, il wiIigive rest
ourselves aud rellef and health to your infants
PEI fectiy safe in all cases. See advertisement I'D
another column. uae7dAwly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-03

yxTE hayes very large sleek ef fsriar s1afis<
w aud Jznb Crates. of every pslcs 1ssd sszes
Fenesxs 81 s.Eloas s1tsezns. HaEe<Axrd Ira MAJ
slez sc MACKENZIE \ AINcHfS,
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