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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-27
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
A. H. ROSCOE s. CO.,
WHOLESALE AID RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
Nashville. Tenn.

WE are prepared to execute orders fer Drugs
w and Medicines aud all articles pertain
ing to the Drug Business, With despatch nd at the
lowest market price.
The same at uton viii be given as heretofore to
have every article = good quality as represented
and in will any thing be put up that is OF
a doubtfuIor sophisticated character.
ItIs our intention 10 maintain Ihe reputation
have esttbEsheu IL selling uoue but Pure Drugs and
Medicines ,aEd we therefore invite you 10 examine
sIoc- before buying elsewhere, believing wecIn
show Ia lUcements seldom offered In thi OF any
other Southern city In addition to Drugs We hive
constantly on hand a large stock Of PerIumery, +,
SOUPS aud TulIet Articles, White Lad Linseed or.
Tnrpenine VsEuiSs.a, I|IG0rs and Wines for medI-
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Stock Reduced

DREPARING soon to make a change in our business
i arran gements we desire to reduce our present
stock as much as possible In order &c do this We
Will offer present sto, of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods at reduced prices. We have on hand q fine
assortment of Silk Berages, Musns and Travelling
Goods, and in fact rything one could wish for
Also, White Goods, Embroideries, Hosiery, Table
Damask, Sneetng, Bleached and Brown Domestic,
Plantation Goods for men and women Cloths, CassI-
mereS, Vestings and Under for Gentlemen. We
wish call particular attention 10 bargain coua
ter, on which will be found at all times many desira
BILE goods at ope-fourth their value.
apr13-tf NICHOLSON 4 HUMPHREY
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WANT TO HIRE.

II>OR the balance of the year, a servant 10 do the
II cooking and washing for small familya Ap-
ply a: this Office.
apr24-tf.
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DISSOLUTION.

TTNHE copartnershp heretofore existing between
J. the undersigned, under the style Of Fowler and
Kirkpatrick, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent-A. W. Fowler retiring. The business will in
future be conducted by s. Kirkpatrick, who alone is
A. ". FOWLER,
apr3O S. KIRKPATRICK.
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Transportation.
Nashville and Chattanooga R.R.
GzS sI5SE3 - - So So
.EsEsSsss u . II z - = -
Change Of Schedule.
on AND AFTER
Sunday next, April 80, 1860,

Passenger Trains will as follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at a. NJ. and P
Arrive at Chattanooga 80 P. NJ and l:4j A. N.
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at !:30 a. II. and 7:30 p. N.
Arrive at Nashville at P. Il. anu A n.
IL rail connection and shortest route to Boston,
n New York Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington
Civ Richmond. Petersburg IynchbGrg, Knoxville,
Savannah Charleston, Montgomery, Memphis, New Or
leans &c.
Both Trains connect az Stevenson with Trains on
Memphis and Charleston Railroad and at Chattanooga
with Trains on East Tennessee and Georgia and West
ern and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets may be had at any hour on applica
ton 70 Ticket Agent Office at Depot, TO the following
places and at the following prices, VIZ:
EashyiIie 10 New York via Charleston, s c. S27 IS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-27
Canary CAGES /!

IUST received, 200 assorted Canary Bird Csgesoi
q all styles, coiors and prices, some as handsome
as ever broug ht to this market For sale low by
febS-tr J. W. WILSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-27

rTNHE undersigned having retired from the firm of
i Fowler & Kirkpatrick having sold out mis-
interest therein S. kirkpatrick, respectfully
tenders his thanks to the customers of the firm for
their patronage and scrc'ts a continuation of said
patronage to his succc
apr30-3m A. W FOWLER.
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For Rent.

Tor the balance Of the year. neat and comfortable
Il family reaIdence on Vine Street, between Church
ticuIar enquire OF GLASSCoCK & EEWSoA =
July q --1x< e4s rfE+
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Kingston Springs,

Is now open for the reception OF visitors On and
Il af,er tuesday the Cd day July Ir. JESSIE
PARRISH viii run zccomT1Odaiiun Omnibus eaving
the Sexanee House every Tuesday, thurs lay and
Saturday AT OclOSk, A. 81, arriving at the pTing
TO diuner-fare two dollars u -e and register at
Sewxnee House. The mccical qualities Of these
Springs are well knOWn. For dyspepsia. disease Of
the liver and Tor complaints incident TO females,
they are unsurpassed. There are five sulphur
springs OF nerent qualities, besides free stone and
newly discovered chaly beaIe.
Terus..Per so
"a week OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES co
Month .SO oU
Horse per week 8 %
Children and servants half price.
wy. + YEATMAS.
E. ]. KREIDER,
SupeTin endents.
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VOL. XXI.
uasbuillf Patriot.
TER MS

TERMS:
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WeeSIy per annuIn ,:... 20 Wcct: les
for one year. in advance, W
Wbsn the Daily Tri-WeeSly, or Weekly Is 10 pc
fiscoutInuedf pail advance at the tine
orr ths subscriber mu order. otn rwse II Will be
al our adoption. untilp fer and stopped
T NOT maid il est be paid at the time or discoEtinu
nee or al our option II the party Is good itwilibe
sent until paid
Ramttances By mail, in registered - letters, at
risk
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sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no household af
ford TO be without it, II is always ready and TO the
sticking point. There is no longer a necessity for
lmping chairs splintered headless dolls and
broken cradles IL is just the article for coneshell and
other ornamental work, so popular with ladies of re-
fDement and taste.
This admirable preparation is used cold being chem
icaliy held in solution and possessing all the valuable
qualities of the best cabnet-maker's Glue 1t may be
used in the place of ordinary mucilage being vastly
more adhesive.
''USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
" B-A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price, IS
cents.
Wholesale Depot, No. IS Cedar street, New York
Address, HENRY C. SPALDING q CO.,
Box, No. 8 3,6o0, New York
Put up for Dealers in Cases containing Four, Eight
and Twelve DOzens-a beautiful Lthographic Show
Card accompanying each package
~ single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE will ten times its cost annually to every
housenold.-tSa
Sold by all prominent Stationers Druggists, Hard
and Furniture Dealers Grocers and Fancy Stores
Country merchants should make note Of SPAL-
DING'S PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list
Il will stand any climate. janl0-ly
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ReynOId,s New Work.

The Countess and the Page, by G. W. NJ Reynolds
author of Mysteries OF London, &C., &C.
Just received by JOHN YORK co.
june9-tf
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The Bartholf Sewing Machine

Is sold on six monrhs' time, fully warranted.
No, ,25, College street, opposite Sewanee House,.
aprill7
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Baggage Checked Through to
all Eastern Cities.

e. Passengers should bear in mind that the 'elN-
CIXNATI'I Is the OLD and FANORlTE RoUIE Con
nections are made promptly the Roads are thoroughly
BAIIASTED and all modern improvements adopted
insuring SPEED, COMFORT and SAFETY
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Misrellanf0ns.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE

As accidents toiu happen IN ceH reguldted fdnii
lies il is very desirable to have cheap and conye
nien way for repairing Furniture Toys Crockery, &c
San Andreas independent., 1860-12-22
THE WING MACHINE
OMMITTEE.

TTNHE LADY NAMED IN THE FOLLOWING CARD
i was one of the Committee on Sewing Machine Work
at the Mechanics Institute appointed by the Executive
Committee, NOTWITHSTANDING their KNOWLEDGE OF THIS
CARD The public will judge of the fairness and impair
tality to be expected from committee thus composed
From Mrs. A. NJ. A. Petit, San Francisco1
MeSsrs Grocer G Bdker-Gentlemen: have had one
of your Sewing Machines some months and would not
exchange it for any have seen l myself have
used any other, but before purchasing one of
yours, had some sewing done on Wheeler & Wilson'S
already had under-clothing made yours years
ago, but had heard so many say yours would
not wear on account of the cord which it makes 1t
proved the contrary Wheeler Wilson's has to be re-
sewed every time it from the wash whilst that
done on Grover Bakers expect to wear two years
longer. took two lessons. The machinery is simple
that should think child ten years of age stupid who
fled that if could have any other gi en- to me- would
not accept it. Very respectfully,
A. MA PETIT
December 2, 1850.
The above card certificate is taken from printed
circular issued by Grover Baker.
H. c. HAYDEN,
Agent for Wheeler Wilson, s. NJ Co.
In consequence of the of the Committee noted
above the following card has been signed by the Sewing
Machine agents whose names appended thereto:
We the undersigned exhibitors of Sewing Machines
at the Mechanics Institute do hereby withdraw
chimes and shall not show them permit them to be
shown to any committee for premium Good and suf-
fcient reasons will be published at proper time.
Signed this 18th day of September, 1860
Wheeler Wilson,....... G. Hayden,
Williams Orvis Greenwood 4 Co.
Wilcox Gibbs. A.. A. Brown,
Sloats Machine, ne,.............-.-.....Jae L. Hicks,
Ladd, Webster Co... A. Sperry.
sp29-18
San Andreas independent., 1860-12-22

specimen of the species. Jerking his hat in
dignantly from its peg on the wall. "What is
an Englishman? Is he to be trampled upon
by every oppressor? Is he to be knocked
down at every bodys bidding? What's free
dom? Not a standing army What's stand
ing army? Not freedom What's general
happiness Not universal misery Liberty
amt the window tax, is it? The Lords amt
the Commons, are they?" And the red faced
man, gradually bursting into radiating SEN
tence into which such adjectives as bastard
ly," Oppressive" violent" and asanguin-
ary," formed the most conspicuous words,
knocked his hat indignantly over his eyes, left
the room, and slammed the door after him.
Wonderful man !" said be of the sharp
nose.
"Splendid speaker p added the broker.
Great power! !" said everybody but the
green grocer. And as they said it, the whole
party shook their heads mysteriously, and one
by one retired, leaving us alone in the old par
lor.
Our thoughts reverted to the red faced man
and his oratorical display. A numerous race
are these red faced men; there is not parlor,
or club room, or benefit society, or humble
party of any kind, without its red faced man.
Weak-pated dolts they are, and great deal of
mischief they do to their cause, however good
SO, just to hold a pattern one up, to know the
others by, we took his likeness at once. And
that is the reason why we have written this
paper.
San Andreas independent., 1860-12-22
5an franfisro advertisements.
EX RECENT ARRIVALS,

IN BALES ASSORTED DUCK, 6@1O; Is BALES
w light and heavy Bear Duck 10 bales Flannels as
sorted; II Canton Fannes brown and bleached
10 Kentucky Jeans Is Cottonades IL
2x2 4x4 and AK apron checks 20 bleached and
brown Sheetings 60 beached Shrtings all widths;
IS avore brands prints; 20 Denns so cases
Tickings; 20 bales blue, red and gray Blankets
Also full assortment of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Comprising Linen Table Damasks bleached and brown
super cloth Table Covers; Pillow Case Linens Linen
Sheetings; Quilts 1O4 11-4 124 assorted qualities
Towelings; Napkins Diaper; Doyles; white family
Blankets; embossed velvet Table and Piano Covers
bleached Sheetings, extra fine.
ALSO-VIA ISTHMUS:
full line Hosiery, Gloves Dclains Organdies Lawns,
Robes Jacconetes, French Muslns Cambric Irish Lin
ems, etc., etc. And general assortment of
Fancy ana Staple Dry Goods
Suited to the Trade. Also,
EX RECENT ARRIVALS.
Velvet Medallion Carpets; Brussels and Threepy Car
pets Ingrains, emps, Engsh and American Druggets;
Table Oil Cloths; Green Baizes; Window Shades and
Hoands Brocatelle and Damasks; Paper Hangings and
Borders.
Agency of Jewett's celebrated Oil Cloths S-4@4-4
Invoices very low priced Floor Oil Cloths now landing
and for sale at the lowest rates, by
FRANK BAKER,
110 and 112 Clay street. 135 and 137 Merchant st.,
ocl3-l6 SAN FRANCISCO.
San Andreas independent., 1860-12-22
SANFORD'S
LIV Err INVTG COR ATO R
NEVER DEBILITATES.

TT IS COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS,
and has become established fact, Standard Medi-
cine known and approved by all that have used it. and
resorted to with confidence all the diseases for
which it is recommended.
1t has cured thousands within the last two wears who
had given up all hopes of & relief as the numerous
unsolicited certificates inl my possession show
The dose must be adapt-T led to the temperament of
the individual taking it, = land used in such auanti-
ties to act gently ON thel 2 bowels.
Let the dictates of yoursS Judgment guide YOU in the
of the Liver Invgora- tor and it will cure Liver
Complaints, Bilious at 3 tacks Dyspepsia, Chronic
Diarrhoea, Summer Com :. lplaints, Dysentery Drop
sy Sour Stomach, Habitu- Ial Costiveness, Cholic
Cholera, Cholera Morbus - IChoera Iufantum Flatu-
lence, Jaundce, Female = Weaknesses and may be
used successfully ordinary Family Medicine 1t
will cure Sick Headache (as thousands testify in
twenty minutes if two three Teaspoonsful taken
at commencement of attack.
All who use it giving their testimony in its favor
Mix water in the mouth with the Invigorator, and
swallow both together
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
San Andreas independent., 1860-12-22
SILK WoRMs.-We recently mentioned the

SILK WoRMs.-We recently mentioned the
cheering fact, that the cocoons sent from this
country to Paris, were pronounced by the
most skillful gentlemen to be of the very fin
est order, and we again recur to the subject
to show how easily and how proftably the
culture of silk can be carried on in this State
The Japanese silk worm is the hardest of its
tribe, and will undergo exposures and buffet
ings that would prove fatal to other kinds.
1t feeds upon the varnish tree of Japan, which
can readily be produced with success upon
lands that will not raise grains, nor vines,
nor even furnish good pasture. The labor of
tending the worms is very light indeed and
can be safely confided to children, or Chinese.
Japanese worms have been naturalized with
remarkable success in central France where
they are exposed to the open air with no 9TH
er protection than nets thrown over the trees
to prevent the birds from devouring them.
In these exposed conditions they have sue
cessfully encountered the severest storms-
The cocoons obtained from the worms that
are exposed to all weathers prove to be larger
and richer in silk than those which have been
protected. At Coudray, and also at Toulon,
the worms have undergone violent storms,
with beating rains and furious gusts of wind
and thunder and lightning, which, is more in
furious than all else, without appearing to
have suffered any. AT Coudray particularly
after hurricane which rayaged that part of
the country, on the goth and 2lst of July,
1859, and which broke and uprootod many
trees, and carried away the suspension bridge
at Langeais over the Loire, the worms were
found with the rain flowing over them, but
spinning their cocoons and eating heartily of
tue leaves of the trees in which they had
safely maintained themselves. We mention
this circumstance in order to encourage the
culture of silk in California, which is un-
doubtedly so perfectly adapted to the busi-
ness. During many months of the year we
have no storms at all, and those which do
visit US in the rainy season are entirely free
from thunder and lightning, which, as before
observed, prove more disastrous than even
the widest storms. Three years will give
the varnish tree all the growth required for
the plentiful supply of food, and another year
will remunerate the raiser. No land valua-
bic for other purposes need be used, and the
cost OF keeping and raising the worms is
comparatively Insignificant, while the profits
are large. Those who cultivate the vine are
compelled to wait five years before they yield
abundantly of their fruit. The subject of
raising silkworms is gradually making itself
felt, and we predict that in less than ten
years a goodly number of people will be en-
gagged IN this Enterprises. II. Herald.
San Andreas independent., 1860-12-22

WEALTH OF MAssAcHUsETTs.-The Valua-
tlon Committee of the State of Massachusetts,
says the Boston correspondent of the Alta,
writing under date of November goth, is now
in session, and the character of the figures
which their labors produce, fills every son of
the State with pride as he observes the
growth and prosperity of the old Common
wealth. The number of dwelling houses
which, perhaps, affords the fairest index of
the stability of any people, has increased
from 1884, in 1850, to 1850 in 1850
which is slight fraction more than the rate
of thirty per cent. The ratable polls have in
creased from 233, ,094 in 1850, to 289, ,934 in
1860, which is something more than at the
rate of twenty-four per cent. 1t is gratifying
to observe that the number of paupers has
decreased from 1856 to 1886. The number
of barns has increased from IA, 764 to 1921;
of horses from 74060 to 90, ,7l2; of cows from
1921 to l60,982. The number of oxen,
sheep and swine appears to have diminished
The aggregate of city and town valuations of
real and personal property, for 1859, was
SS42, III ,06S, against about $500, 1000, 900 in
1910, and about S60O,00O,O 900 in 1850. 1t
seems not improbable, therefore, that the
State valuation of 1860 may reach the sum
of $l,000,0 900, ,000-one thousand millions of
dollars. This will do pretty well for State
whose area is but 1900 square miles. 1t is
equal to an average of about $500 for each
inhabitant, or about $4,000 for each ratable
poll.
San Andreas independent., 1860-12-22


WITTY MOTHER In one of the courts
of Hartford, Conn.,, recently woman was tes-
tifying in behalf of her son, and swore che
worked on farm from the hour he was born.
The lawyer who cross examined her, thou't
ae had discovered a trap, and said:
You assert, Madam, that your son has
worked on farm since the hour he was
born 2"
~ do"
<'What employment did he follow during
the first years of his existence ?n
Z" He MIXED"
The whole Court laughed heartily, and the
witness was questioned no farther.
HAD HIN THERE.-A physician passing a
marble workers one morning, bawled out to
him.
g Good morning, Mr.. w; hard at work,
see. You finish your monument as far as
" In Memory OFF and then you wait, sup
pose, to see who wants monument next?"
why, yes," replied the old man, resting
for moment on his mallet, :" unless some
body is sick, and you are doctoring him-then
shall keep right straight on"
F. was formerly sailor. His captain was
carrying more sail one night than F. thought
prudent. He demonstrated. The captain said,
" Let her go, am not a-going to take in sail
for this wind "But," insisted F., :" the wind
will blow the masts out of the ship" The
captain was unmoved. "Very WE'LL" said + :,
gravely but determinedly; ego ahead, cap
tain, I've as many friends in hell as you have"
There are IN Philadelphia three hundred and
twenty-three Public Schools. The total num-
Der of scholars on the first of January, 1860,
was 81, ,745. The amount invested by the city
in real estate and furniture, for the support of
schools up to the>frst of January last, was
81, $3.50, ,90S.94. The amount appropriated for
last year was $5ls,s02.67.
Among the curiosties to be seen at the Me-
chanics' Fair in Richmond, Va, is a doll which
has been played with for FIVE generations
diamond ring, 300 years old; a book 224 years
old; and the cradle in which Henry Clay was
rocked.
my yoke is easy and my burden is light"
as the young fellow said when pretty girl
was sitting on his lap, with her arm around
his neck. Our devil says he would give
handsome premium for that chaps sit" or
would not mind acting as g sub for him.
Talent is q small coin of the intellectual
world while genius is a bill of exchange
The man of talent will purchase the admira-
ton of hundred while genius is getting
bill changed for circulation.
g Sir" said woman to loafer, if you do
not send home my husbands clothes, will
expose you.
:" If do, | shall expose myself" was the
cool reply.
How much better the world would go, if
people could but do, now and then what lord
Castlereagh used to deprecate, and turn their
backs upon themselves.
Bad luck is simply a man with his hands in
his pockets and pipe in bis .mouth-looking
on to see how it will come out. Good luck is
man of pluck, with his sleeves rolled up, and
working to make it come out right.
A Scotchman asked an Irishman why were
half-farthings coined in England The Irish
man answered.
To give Scotchmen an opportunity.to SUBJ
scribe to charitable Institutions
San Andreas independent., 1860-12-22

Whisky is now tested by the distance man
can walk after tasting it. The new liquor
called the "tangle leg is said to be made of
diluted alcohol, nitric acid, boot-legs and bad
tobacco, and will upset a man at the distance
OF four hundred yards from the demIohn.
Through every part of my literary career,
have felt pinched and hampered at my own
ignorance" This candid and sad confession
of Sir Walter Scott in his biography, is one of
those rare examples of honest, self-humilia-
ton, which might be initiated with profit by
thousands
San Andreas independent., 1860-12-22
p acific FOUNDRY
M A @ H / N E S H OF
San Francisco.
e = T A Bills HI ED 1890

TNHE UNDERSIGNED CONTINUE TO MAUFAC-
ture at the above establishment every description of
.UacIsiaery, and Of Iron and Brass lsasffne-s.
We are sole makers of HowLAN's PATENT Ror.Ry
QUARTZ MILL which have been thoroughly tested in
many localities, and are believed to offer many alyanta
gcs any other mill now in use.
We also manufacture Quartz Mill Machinery of anv
other description required; Saw and Flour Mill Nachi-
merry, and Steam Engines, Force Pumps. &C.. &c.
Quartz Miners be supplied at short notice with
Screens of any degree of neness made from the Best
Russia Iron and in the most perfect We have
acilies for furnishing this article to any extent which
may be required
Orders respectfully solicited for any of the above or
other articles in our line 1t is design turn out
the Best Work. for which have facilities at least not
inferior to those of any other Establishment the Pa
cific Coast, and at the most reasonable prices.
au 1922 GODDARD & co.
San Andreas independent., 1860-12-22
NOTICE no RANCH OWNERs.

TIME ATTENTION OF PERSONS HOLDING. OR
i hereafter taking up Ranches in this county, is di-
rected to the following portion of the Sd section of the
Act passed April 9th 1885, and in force concerning
County Surveyors:
SEC 8. No survey, re-survey, hereafter
made by except the County Surveyor or his
Deputy, shall be considered LEGAL EVIDENCE in any
Court within the State except such surveys as are made
by the authority of the United States or by mutual con-
sent of the parties
shall contain than 160 of land the i'm
portance of having the only Legal Evidence allowed by
law, of that fact, is apparent.
WESLEY X. BOUCHER.
County Surveyor.
Mok HILL Sept. 22d, 1860. sp22
San Andreas independent., 1860-12-22
SAN ANDREAS INDEPENDENT
NEWSPAPER AND
JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT.

HAVING RECENTLY MADE EXTENSIVE ADDI-
IL tions of NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLES to our
formerly wellstocked Jobbing Department, we take
pleasure in announcing to those wishing ANY KIND
OF PRINTING done, that We prepared to execute
all order with dispatch and in which cannot
fail to give satisfaction.
Posters,
Pamphlets,
Bill-heads,
Ball Tickets,
Business Cards, etc.,
Printed at Prices to Suit the Times