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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29
ALLEGHANT SPRINGS,
81 NILES FROM STA WSPILLE DEPOT
Montgomery County, Va.

THE PROPRIET0RS having purchased this WA
I fERIN6i PLACE in October last, have thorough
ly repaired and furnished IL with entirely new iur
niture Of the best and viii open it Tor the
cepuon OF Visitors ON THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE
Il wing increased accom-. odations. and ma te hb-
eral arrangements for the comfort or their guests,
they natter themselves thai but few Of any) Water
ing Places VIII afford the attractions as this
II Is situated n the county of Montgomery 81
miles from SHA us HE DEPOT, VA and Tenn.
L. R. the banks OF the Roanoke river, and Is
ROUNDED by- some of the most beautiful and attFac-
tvcseenery 10 be found among the Mountains OF
Virginia The Water has acquired such reputation
il tie last few years. that IL IS unnecessary to say
any thing III commend ation Of il. IL Is now cen sid
cred specific for the worst forms Of Dyspepsia, a
4 remed ali Cutaneous Diseases, diserderau
ditions OF the stomach, Bowels and Liver, and Tor
prostrati on or the nervous 81 stem. Ne might ap-
pend a number of certificates from Physicians and
others acquainted with its merits, and 10 these might
be added dd il!tsrit1fBt.
Passengers viii be met At Shawsville by Four
Horse 0mBibusses, 10 convey them over nc~r road
to- tie Springs Persons leaving Baltimore, WASH
las ton, RIG mond and Petersburg ~ The morning.
arrive 81 the Springs the day; thos rom
South will ind the same onveyapce on the arrival
of each train. tx. SO
jaEel4-l1m BOOTH, COlHoUN x co.
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beautiful OF Books, large octave size richly bound
gt edge, interesting, ana tine engravinSs. Think of
the price for such book-ouiy 81 II. to prepay
postage! Price, 81 ~ postage prepaid, for copy
and no lower-ptce for any number.
Ia Address ". N. BAtHAEi., No. - East
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promptly ali unic;itions Containing;
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Prof. Il. woaid MORN his iunumerable correspond
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29

The democracy are strong now, and formi-
dable. They have candidate for each sec
tion-one to represent the North and squat
South, slave-codeism and disunion. OF
course they will sueceed-in sinking the party
into the clover deep" which opens wide to
devour it. And great will be the rejoicing
in the land.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29
English Grammar.

VOHN I. Ola IBORNE, recently from Virginia bat
u now a resident of this city, ana teacher OF
some thirty years oriencc proposes 20 instruct
classes in English Grammar srctasfeeiy, curing the
coming vacation OF tile Public schools. He has
paid particular attention TO the genius and gramnt-
zeal CONSTRUCTION of the English languages and from
past success he confident that he would give en-
tire sat sriction to those Who would favor him with
their patronage For The convenience OF pupils, lie
would form three classes to be located i'll the North,
Central AMI Sou Ia parts Of the city His terms Will
be moderate.
His esiaeuce is in Segiers block, ON High street,
" here lac can be found, he iii call applicants
who Y iii leave TIER ADDRESS at his house
Mr. Claiborne is permitted to to the Rev. Or
Howell J, r. j. MeIgs, Isaac Paul and }. r Pearl.
jlne1J-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29

@The old national democratic party
which, for so long time predominate6 in
this country, is no more. 1t died of the cor
ruptious which had been implanted in its
bosom; ard in its place have sprung up two
Mushroom sectional factions. To neither of
these factions are the rank and fle-ihe hon
est masses-allied. Let them keep aloof, and
rally under the flag of the Union. the stars
and stripes, which floats over The coastitu-
son why every democrat who abhors section
alisrn, and loves his country, should not sup
port BELL and EvERErT. rg s5--
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29

The Knoxville Wing mentions an absurd
rumor that VIM BRAzELToN, Jr., Esq. intends
to support DOUGLAS for the Presidency. Mr..
BRAZELToN is a worm and enthusiastic sup
porter 0. JOHN BELL, and will do all he can
to secure the success of that Distinguished
statesman.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29

1t is amusing to witness the efforts of the
leaders OF the rival democratic factions to de-
ceive the masses into the belief that the cause
of each is arOusing enthu siasm- Poor devils,
they see that the lend of all things" to them
is drawing nigh, and they can't even cheat
themselves.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29

MONTGOMERY, who made an exhibition OF
his ruffianism at Baltimore, is the Pennsylva-
MIA democrat who acquainted the public with
''Old Bucks fondness for rye He must
have carried a barrel of the article under
his vest whilst in attendance of the demo-
cratic national ''plug ugly" club.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29
l.rhe.Nenxor,.I ne n.,ocra.c..

A dispatch from Washington 10 the y. Y.
Tines says an arrangement is on foot to get
up in the State of New York ON electoral
ticket upon which both of the democratic
factions can unite. This movement, it is
suggested, is based upon an agreement to
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29
AugVRoN SALE
Entire .Sfaeik Under Attach
ne5it.

nENJ.s F. sfiIELDs & CO., viii proceed to sell al
II f.f6oa,,ss Ie,reirv Store, account or W T.
SHOW g II c.. commencing "a thursday morning,
IaIy 5fh al 10 O'clock, the entire contents o. 100
OIL f..tIs and Fixtures. stock consists OF Eni-
eroslsr,.sz faces. rFibbous, large stock Il silS
ladies, an GildreEss Furnishing Gooos,
7,..,,ss pss sr eDdirg variety Dos 10 be enumera-
Ladies are invited, and also dealers, VINO VIII
, II 10 their interest attend. Tue slere y ios
Rent d = : -
iune25-.d
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29

WILD SPORTS OF THE SOUTH; Or, the Camp Fires
of the Everglades. BY Charles F. Whitehead
Illustrated New York Derby and Jackson, 1860
As its title indicates these are stories of
hunting life and adventures in Florida. Most
of them have been already published in the
Spirit Of tie Times. and are now brought to-
gether in the form of book. WASHINGTON
IRVING. almost a magician in genius and
literature-long live his glorious memory
has contributed something towards maxim q
the Everglades classical, and we hail every
step taken in that direction relating to any
part of the Southern States with pleasure.
We like to read Southern literature, and es-
style.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29
An Inrsire Of Heersehaum Piprs.

lust received fine assortment OF Fancy and
al Plain Meersehsluni Pipes, with Amber, Jesmine
and China stems, which VIII be soil cheap at pri-
vate sale by BENZ +. SHIELDS a. Co.,
iunef5-f Central Auction Rooms.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29
A Desira BILE DIV eIlirg for Rent.

ONE of IL c most desirable residences III the city
~ is exposed for rent Tor the balance of the year.
II is within I've minrtts walk Of the Square, quite
retired, and contains good rooms, with plep-
" of cut rooms "A good two story brick stable, car
rage house &c. ELquire of
iuneaT-Iul T. r. GI.AscoCK & ca.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29
HOIloWaysS Pills.

EEollovay's Piiis.-For Indigestion, Ston :
ach and Liver Comp 'ints, they have long BONE the
palm. They Increase the appetite, invigorate the
stomach, and cleanse the liver. In bowel complaints
they equally eficacous and for sick headache
owness of spirits they stand without rival. Sold
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29

idea for the campaign has just been started
in New York. 1t is an elegant buff envel-
Ope, bearing on the face the motto, 1.-The
Union, the Constitution and the Laws" sur
rounded by thirty-three stars, representing
Hon. John Bell, of Tennessee, for President;
Hoa- Edward Everett, of Massachusetts,, for
Vice-Prcsident''
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29
Valuable Real Estate
E ON iAElRE.

7 AN now Offering at private sale my family resi-
i dence, adjoining the town Of Waverly, in the
county OF Hum hTeys, situated Immediately the
main stage road from Nashville To Memphis and
within half mile of the Nasty lille aud North west
Railroad, Continuing about 10 acres of Land
well improved. \ neat and comfortable dwelling,
house, kitchen and other necessary out houses, a
good well OF never-failiug water, &c, &c.
Also, my farm in Benton county, Immediately on
the stage road, and within one mi OF the y. < n.
W. Railroad lining about 2GO acres 100 whic
is IN cultivation. There also four good Grass
lots, well situated stock water, with never
falling supply both for stock family The
improvements consist OF and cCmmodious
cling house, with Kitchens and other necessary
out-hOuses. This place Is welt known to tie travel
ing community Ciark's Tavern stand, tive mics
from the Tennessee river aud four miles from the
OF Camden Benton county, Tenn
Terms liberal. For further particulars apply to
the subscriber near Waverly, h humphreys CO, Tenn.
jane14-4w &. ". RIVFcS.
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telegraph Chalybea,e springs.
w. DUNN.

w. DUNN,
rTNakes pleasure in informing the public that he is
i ready to wait III who may favor him
with call.
This Spring is situated on the east side of Cunnber-
land or, the end of the wire bridge Families,
from 81 SO: one Person, So by the drink cents.
Payment in advance
ANALYSES.
Carbonate OF Iron, Carbonate of Lime, Sulphaie OF
Magnesia, Sulphate Of Lime, MurIafe of hagnesia
Muriate oil Soda
The specific gravity of the fresh water was
/ .0l222&-dis.iied wafer being taken standard
Understand that the water has 5dre1dy been ben
eueal several iavaids. 1t will be beneficial 10 a
greater degree when taken fresh from the Spring.
should pronounce 1t stimuant and tone, am adapt
Ell, consequently, to cases of debility accompanied
with nanomic condition of the system ,and eontra
Indicated in plethoric and laboratory states.
hICHARD O. CURREY-
There is no doubt that the spraDg kept by Mr. W.
DrNS at the cast e of the Sasp ensioa Bridge IL
good Chaly beate wafer. and that 4 Is adapted TO
many diseases Of debility. b. w Hall, NJ D., r..
III onipson, N. D., Henry Carow, III. D., T. r. Jen
! nings, MD, Boyd McNairy, N. D. Z. z X Marun
NJ D. &iune2S-2m.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29

THE PIONEERS, PREACHERS AND PEOPLE Of the
Mississippi Valley. BY william Henry MIburn.
New York: Eerby aud Jackson, 1850.
Mr.. MILBuRN occapes distinguished po-
sitiOn as a Divine in this country. He once
performed the duties of Chaplain to Congress
with much credit to himself Within few
years past, he has lost his eye sight. and has
devoted himself to writing. He has already
given US The Rife. Axe and Saddle Bags y
and ''Ten Years of Preacher Life''-both of
which have had extended reading. The pres
ent work contains a highly Interesting ac-
count GOT the advent of De Soto into the
Mississippi Valley; Of Marquette, the mission
airy who came into the wlds of the Northwest
by way of Canada, to civilize and Christian
ize the Indians; Of the endeavors of La
Sale to found new French empire in the
Southwest; of the early emigration from
Virginia and North Carolina to Kentucky
and Tennessee; and of the advancement OF
these regions since the acquisition of Louis
transforming altogether most agreeable
book.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29


The STAKEHOLDER ABROAD; Or, Billy Bucks visit,
with bis Master, to England. a series OF let
tiers from Dr. Pleasant Jones to Maj. joseph Jones,
orGeorsa. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co..
1850.
BILLY Buck is the confidential, the body
servant of Dr. pleasant JoSEs'-has lived
in the family--he and his ancestors--time
out of mind. He is 'smart'-has sound COM
mon negro sense which takes direct arpre-
hension of things cherishes sly suspicion
that always when addressed in company, by
white folk, it is for the purpose of having
little fun at dis darkey's' expenses
faithful and kind and honest-is cheerful
and content and always happy when things
are gooing smoothly on the place, and
'marster and missis' are happy, and always
downcast and miserable when they are ,fius-
trated'-has a vein of humor in him, easily
excited, and when excited shows itself sim
ultaaeously with showing of his -ivories.'
In short Billy Buck is the counterpart Of
thousands of plantation negroes With whom
every Shareholder is familiar. DIR. Jones
gets In bad state of health. goes abroad to
recuperate. and takes Buck along with him
He sojourns mostly in England. The result
of all which is large number of letters
home out of which comes the volume be-
fore US. In them is contained great deal
] of information of the social condition Of
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29
HYGElA HOTEL,
stock Reduced.

nRFPARISG soon to make change in our business
4 arran gemepts We desire 10 reduce our present
stock as much as possible In order 10 do this Ne
Will offer our present stock OF Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods at reduced prices We nave on hand q the
assortment Of silk Berages, Aaslins and Travelling
Goods and in fact every thing one could wish Ter
also White Goods, Embroideries, Hosiery, Table
narDask ssneeiing, Blcached and Brown Domestic,
Plantation Goods for aBd women, Cloths, Cassi-
meres, Nestings and Underwear Cor Gentlemen We
Wis 10 call particular attention 20 bargain coHs-
Ter on which will be found all times many deslra-
blc goods al one fourth their value.
apriS-sf NICHOLSON & HUMPHREY
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Auction Sale

or Goods and Merchandise sold to satisfy an exc
" cIon, this evening, at early gas light Benz F.
Shields X CO., win sell without reserve for cash, on
account OF the Plaintiff. variety OF Miscellaneous
Articles good opportunity is here offered, the
sa e is POSITIVE, aud orders iseremptory.
juns27-I Central RoJns 81 College ST.
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Hr Them AGAR.-The n. o. Dena says

of the DOUGLAS party in Louisiana:
That wretcbed abortion called "a Douglas
party. which has had no other vitality OF
substance but what were impaired TO il 10y
the hostility of a few disappointed poli;i-
clans aud Office seekers to one of the Sena-
tors from this State, will hardly struggle
intoa regular organization for the Prcslden-
tial contest. We look for its speedy disco
LUTON and evaporation. I'D FeHnaG
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The ''IrrepressibIe COnhict'' in yir-
2inia.

2inia.
Last Saturday night Douglas ratification
meeting was held in Petersburg, Va. S. w.
VENABLE, Esq, presided, and JAS. NJ. Nc
GowAN, Esq. acted as Secretary The meet
ing was addressed by TIMOTHY RNEs, Hon.
F. E. RIvEs, THos. WALLACE and THOMAS
BRANCH, "all able and influential men," and
leading democrats. as we learn from the
Richmond Wing. They sustained DoUGLAs.
Ant-DOuglas speeches were made by Messrs.
JOHNSON and CLAIBORNE, formerly Wings.
Mr.. TIMOTHY RIvEs, in his speech, said
'fHe came forward to fight for Rome, and not
for Caesar, and advocating the cause OF
Douglas, endorsed the action of the National
Convention, and condemned the measures of
the seeding States--dwelt with especial
force upon the precipitancy of the Petersburg
delegation, and REQUIRED TO the fact that they
had promised to represent faithfully the in
terests of their party, alluding to Douglas as
their second choice. and leading all to believe
that they would stand with the Convention
| and by the nominee, whoever he might De.
He predicted that the Democracy of the
State would condemn the action of their re-
! representatives. as unwarrantable and unwiSe.'
The Wing says-"We judge the democracy
| of Petersburg are pretty equally divided be-
tween the National Democracy and the Sc
ceders." z-- z-z sl %
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Jlelu AOuertisslnrnts.
u AZ q Es a. Il a. E4sJeisJ s

XXyEhave a large invoce OF first quality of Boots
w and Shoes, which We will sell at a great bar
gain for cash, four months prompt paper. Cali
Immediately they must be sold at Ware
up states, 40. 7I1a
June22 TRABUE & IUC-2.
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NEW hooks.

THE WHITE HILLS; Their Legends, landscape and
Poetry. b. Tlomas Star King. With sixty illus
trations. BJston: Crosby, Nichols & Co. 1860.
This volume is descriptive of one of the
most romantic regions in the United States.
The author has done his subject full justice,
and has made delicious book. The Pub
fishers have also done their part most hand
somely. 1t is printed on the finest tinted
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engravings, and the mechanical execution is
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1t is an elegant gift book, will ornament the
centre-table and afford substantial pleasure
and instruction in its reading
CHRISTIAN BELIEVING AND LIVING. Sermons by
F. d. Huntington, D. D. Boston: Crosby, Nichols
$50. 1860.
DR.. Huntington is preacher 10 the Univer-
sity and Plummer Professor of Christian Nor
ais in Harvard College, and adds to pious
and devoted Christian character, strong and
thoroughly cultivated intellect. In the Ser
mons which have thus been collected and
PuoAiS1CU III DOOh AOIHl' He las uNUlUeu en-
tering upon any of those irritating denomi-
national or sectarian discussions, which stand
so much in the way of the spread of Christi
anity, except perhaps in one instance He
has given an exposition of faith and practice.
which all the children of Christ may read
with edification and unalloyed pleasure. He
has SO interviewer eloquence with the story
of faith that scarcely any one can read these
sermons without being interested and in
structed
HISTORY OF THE EARLY CHURCH. From the first
preaching of the Gospel to the Council of Mecca
BY the author of "Amy Herbert" New York: D.
Appleton & Co. 1860
This is small volume designed for the use
of young persons. 1t is compiled from En-
glisn authorities. and, so far as we have ex-
amined its Statements, is accurate 1t brings
within small compass, in a clear and sim
pie style, facts of the highest Importance to
all, in relation to the early history OF The
Church Militant. The writer is lady of ex-
emplary piety, and the imprint of the Pub
fishers is sufficient to give it ready accept
ance with the public.
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS,
We the undersigned, have had occasion to pre-
scfibe and watch the of the Artesian Water in
variety OF diseases, and We nave hesitation IN
cldriDg it TO be opinion that it is exceedingly
valuable remedy IN m my chronic diseases. Those
in which IT'S use has been attended with the most
marked benefit thus far are, chronic rheumatism
cutaheous affections, and some OF the chronic disOr
deTs OF tRe digestive sy stem. p
Tue known chemical elements found in the water
combination, that we have doubt it viii be
foundin more extended experience, its effects to
have as wi1e range OF applicability in the cure Of
diseases any mineral water known.
NJ. COLI SMITH, NJ. D., Prof. Of Surgery in Ky.
Sctool of Medicine.
Z z. living. Fl. D.
W. A. HUNDLEY, NJ D., supt., Louisville Marine
Hospital
Il j. GRIFFIN. NJ. y.
Joi.W PUTNAM, VI. D, sup't. Louisville Aims
House.
j. W KNIGHT, NJ. D.
apr27-2m BAG
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Wanted.

,a00 BUSHELS GOOD CLEAN NILIE SEED.
HftJU bx A. JENKINS.
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District Electoral Convention.-tarea at
enthusiasm for He'll and Everett.
The BEGINNING of the Campaign I'm
the Hermitage District. The Old
Times Come Again. John f. House
EfectOr..-