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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-07

NOTICE oT rpgggLu>yEE Vice..
y tIi..s n u .|I srI ttr.I1r 10 Epllr.
Wiz Hiths ..ttI CItr'.s u. NlHs. tbrl ~ Gin.
i.-.I ip th- Cfrp, ufu,f.l api : at II Na,rs.
600 th~ ts-I',..rrl1i dt, u' ~rgismb-f. \. u.
i--6. conveyed a., ua. %, mrrig,.. decd dul, fr.
cHr.s i1 tha ONtrI .sir, 20 uaris, L.lk
lO4. r,gr sl6.p rrIttin ppl-r rf Tract 81 hai
.IuHfri int o. tHvr pi RIuNHd. hsi1g o1r halt
of ih- hpmssis,I lam uls occupied by llrnr,
4. Rolls. Aai whsfys.. ihs condition ~ .aii
m.ItEsg, having i-er h.1ksp, ! cIatn 90 hfr.
ct.sr the ssus ,Ceuf.iug o. che siniuic in such
cls- made AMI provided.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-07

y. II. sIAPFOUD's
IRON n SULPHUR POWDERS
as1iaiIs PREPARATION 20 lem ani sIfrHHr Hsrfs
9TH that sts.ug IH tIr tsst n 9HffHFIIT haslfhF
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THfr tsFrr Estasr rI fut AIa1uJa srsr,s.
rurr tVtsHHArr rur iVta
rHrr FfHrasrutH rur pfsrFr"N
THsr Htsrtt-r rHr strutr.s uf rHr nrrr.
AsBa HrAsrtrIffU FHH Att TruatF WrasssisIs.
Putrs Osu pattaa Farsssr
Attl BROADWAY ~ Nork. aHl al prlssis's.
ftsFutrr rnrfafNfrs TrHfiunVIAtf furI ths o..
iusIn. anf NOR fhaH iau either - krHsH rrrtlnsal
ssfsrs sI.l D. sfuf 90 auf atiffss Zee b Hlll..
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Gts. prU GHFtv WashIns'o1. y a.
Cot. ssurtt Corr Harii1Ti Conn.
Coz. CutH. N,r z. 50
RS. Jusur, LsAUrt ~ tn.isrsnisnt =.
Rfv. o. Hsi4uf o. Euu.nsr ~ N.rk.
Hrv. u. ". q CHUsx. AFi. A.. BE- I4..u. NJ.
Rry. a. D. 4 sHNvtss nItisruatfA \. 4.
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SEND FOR 4 PAMPHLET.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-07

TilE .ars-.hrl hrrfl, sI'r. ppi..r nprisr that
b. ne. bsra i,., appreciated D., lhs lloaot1blc
JuIf- of Probate irr th- rpu8i, "io,ipt', ani
..,In-I che trust ~ iHiIaistfir1f nf The estate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-07
MARN rIMMINGS hLsnlrall,.

o. .ali Caalt,. deceased, b, gisiag bod a. Oh,
hv directs. ~ therefore trIr-.t' all r~r,an,
shl arc nirhi,l q, ihs estate ct s,ii iscrs.-d G.
1itA- i.anrl t,tr p,,ma1i. apI thHss shI haze
an, d-ln,,'. thrfr,l o. r,h.H.t tbr Sane to
Nov -. istJ. SIMEON tJ INNINGS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-07
THOMAS II.RROwN I'd.
'''' DAVID KN,rr. R.rag.

TilE .ah.rfil.r hrfch, give. uuhI,c pai,rs that
hs has i.sra iu', spp.,ntsit, ise hoaorshl, Jnigr
Of Probate 90 ihs Couni, Il O,Gri. and ASSUMED
ihs .fu.t II CN,ruior pf ihc la.i will and tesla.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-07

o. .,,I Couat,. I,g-A.ri D., si,tng l.aai .. ih,
bv streets. 20. therefore f'gur.t. ali prf.nn.
,Ht nod, i1lfhtrl Zoo ihsrsflts of shii deceased.
ta HHtkr tun..i.,ts p,, urpt. sH,fbpss sho have
,rt I.1 ,rf. "A. rrln o. s,h .hit'hr s,m- i1
N.v - lstn GEORGE STACY
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-07

Thr ~rat-I.',.f .f-,, sisr. u.1.l- H'iirr that
h- bee I,.., appointed o.. ih- ilr'Hr,b'e JuIgv ct
rfHat.s. Co. ib. Dr,lf, ~ p,lff'. sn.l nsspns Q
iF- uust .f ,N-rIs. Hi fhr ns si.l spd ts.tl.
H.HF 90
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T.. Bl,surirlD, travelling asenr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-07
uEIscmoTTIct,Is
The Great Indian Remedy
p0n FEMALES.
DR.. Ma,tison's Indian Emmenagogue.
DR.. Ma',isonS

Thu. celebrated Female VI d,cipc,
possessing virtues uuknoWn 81 any
thing el.c u The kipd. aud proving
sh.ctuii after 30 others have is,lr,i,
D. prepared from an lnd,sn plani
u.,d b, the native. 60 the same
purpo.c ioum time immemoriil. AID
nov iuf the fret time offered 10 the
pebble. II =. de.igned for both
-arr,i lsd nsgl,iIi ard i. the
Vcf, best lh,ng kno~n for the pur-
,po,-. NJ il vii hfiag 90 ihc inoaih.
IL Sickness IN cases ~ ub,iruciiou.
after al other femedie. Of the kind
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-07
srArr nr MAlNr

Dated the q day Of hp,il. lSGO.
LUCY n. SCRlBNER.
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4 trae cep,-attsst.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

VALUE oF INSURANCE We copy the follow
ing sen ,ible arilcle FIR, m the Southern Honae-
cad of this city, L. p WILLIAMS & Co., edit
urs and proprieto,s. which is adapted more
particularly to farmers and M chanics, but
will apply with .qual force to merchants and
other persous, who have stocks of goods and
other property either entirely unprotected or
only partly insured.
Men TOLL work, slave, nay almost sin for their fami-
lilies;
They do everything but insure.-Francis's Annals.
INSURE UR HOMESTEAD Farmers and
mechanics are you insuredS If not, ref CT
upon The ri k you run; unless you are fully
aDIe to sustain the loss oi your dwellings
and furniture. you have no right to run the
rirk of that home and the comforts in il, fOi
the loss falls not only On you. but wife and
children will fell the deprivation most keen
ly. Then reflect how much bet er it is Tor
you 10 put aside small sum monthly to Sc
cure yourself from calamity; aud then II you
should be burned out aud lose valuable pro-
perty, few days and you are prepared to
rebuild and replace shat which sou could
not do without mortgaging the farm or per
haps you could not replace your loss, aud
would be left houseless. and in want.
The rates Of insurance are now very low,
and there is no excuse for running q risk
that one is not able to bear. Farmers should
Insure their houses aud furniture, their barn,
stock aud tools. No better invcsIm mt can
be made III by getting insured against ali
evil 10 which all are subject, and often sud
denly. Messrs. Nash j. MARI. OF this city !,
are The agents ut several Of the oldest and
best Insula nce Companies in the Union.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03
Krso.roys spsfsss-aTae spascenrs

+ KISasroS,s SPEEss.-a Tar SrBscRBER y
paid flying visit few days since to thia
popular watering. place, where he found q
larger number of visitors than he has seen
there for several years. Indeed. be is not
sure that there are not more visitors tb.re
now thaa there has ever been. zUnd.r the
management of MessrS. YEATnAN& KREIDkR
these springs have been made TO sssume an
that thy haze never b fore bad. The who'll
establishment has b, en- overhauled hDd i'm
proved, and everything C. INJECTED Herewith
is fitted up in the neat. st and most couforia-
BILE sty lie. To one who has b,en there this
season, and marked the improvements that
have bern made, 1t is no wonder that the
place is thronged with visitors.
The sources of amusement at King-ton
Springs are pl utiiul.- large ball 10 IN.
ten piu alley. fine fields for hun ing and fish
Ing are among him.
There will be u ball at these Springs on
the 9th. Il will BE- u delightful affair, and
The young people especially should attend.
book thems-l Ives for the occasion, as the num-
Der oil beautiful young dies there lie now
large, and will be still iarg-r on The night Of
the hall. We know Of 10 place within r ach
OF Nashville where there are more iac.liti.s
for enjoyment than at these Springs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

HEAVY MAIL ROBBERY THREE DOLLARS
REwARD!-About three We, Ks ago gentle
man OF New Providence, some sixty miles
down the river, rent U.s. in registered Ct
Ter, three dollars for Il years subscription 10
the WEEKLY PATRIOT. Having waited d
couple vi weeks Oh 50 for The paper, without
receiving copy, he wrote to the Postmaster
here to know whether the letter bad tn lie
ceiv, at his Office. 1t had not been received
there, nor here and the q nlleman now sends
US certificate from the Postmaster at New
Providence that the letter Was mail, there.
We of course accept the proof and send th,
paper. But We want to know what became
vi that three dollars-at what post-ofice on
the route the letter was switched off. We
don't care anything about the money-we
only want to know who got it, aud will
cheerlully pay the above reward, large as l.
is. for The information.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03
ROYAL Havana Lottery.

= flIlovtrg numbers drew Q priLc pal prEzes Il
the rawinz Il Jul 18th, Is %:
s,aso .loo 20 zoo 1ooio $50 900 i sas $4,000
s.S7 5000 1871 COCO
Numbers ess, 1855, "A L. 1875, ssls, 1923 e1s2
s,sa. 71o1, a5 77T6, 1908 IS s, s46l. e.s3- ss4S
esss, 10 .4s. IL ,e8s, 1i.sc4 1893 1e 49, 40
1855 q sss, Il OO4, IS Is, II 2 8, 1s,s s1ls
1854, 1873 s. Is So, % les, ea,sss, y, A. e. elo
e.ysss. Q, soq 235s7, 24,7o4- IS 4ss @'4;e 97
a,,sss, 7ss, q .o5 ssIo<1, 2s,ses sS,SsS, drew
$1,000 each
"The $50, goo prize, 1 am informed vas "ra"n o'
Aessrs- lesser Co "-Eztraet cfHa1aHd CTTs,po"
deae. Of fharlestOn Mercury, published 'H'y ~ 10
The next drawing Of this celebrated Lot'ery ~h
take place the 4th Of August. For particulars ses
advertisement in another column
sug2-dStri-w1ts DUN hoDhl1tEA-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03
English Grammar.

John T. CLAiBo me, recently from Virginia .b.,
- nov resi- lent OF this city, aud teacher
classes IN Esglisi Grammar <xcls ;rely durisg IL
Gaming vacation Of the rubli: schools ne -.
pail pirtcuiar attention 20 the Mus aud era uaf
last success ne is cenndent that he would give er.
IRE satisfaction to thos Who w.nld fav y him win
nriI pstronage fnr the csn venieice OF pupils / !,
ivocd form three class to be located 4, H. Vs.,
SenIIa, ami s'u'h parts Of the city. His terms MI
ms sidesce u In Segier's block, High street
where be can be iound or he will ca u on : nn-. ~,
VINO Ill leave their address AZ his house.
NJ Claiborne b permitted To re or TO the Raw mr.
aewei, Z J. Aass, Isaac Paul and J.F. Pearl,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

DAmY PATRIOT OFF1cE,
Nashville, August 8. 1860.

FLOUR.--The market is we'll supplied
We quote, wholesale
Superfine in bbls. .s6@6 so
Extra 50 ....-........... 797 90
Extra . sacks. so.
| WHEAT.--The supplies are drawn princi-
pally frcm abroad very little Tennessee
wheat being offered. We quote red al 81 10
@l Is per bushei; white 81 zoI9I IS per
| bushel.
CORN.-Whiie IS per bushel; mixed So.
OATS.-65c per bushel.
| BACON-None of consequence Offering.
| We quote shoulders at 10c.; clear slider I3} :.
hams lac. p D., from wagons. From store
| &c. advance ON these rates.
Il Bb.
MEALS selling at 759SOc. p bushel.
FEATHERS-We quote at 4O@42 p II.
GINSENG-25@3oc. p u.
GROCERfES.-Xe quote Fair sugar
SOS p d.; prime to choice 939l0c.; i.
barrels 3(9lc. advance on these figures.
New York Coffee Sugars loa@ll2c. p D..
crushed aud powdered 1Ia(glzc.: Lual lIla
lie. y b.
MOLASSES AND SYRUP.-Molasses in
barrels 4o945c p gal; halt barrels 4a9
4Sc; Sugar House 43(945c. Golden S,rul
in barrels 75c.: half barrels SOc.; and keys
(ten gals) 85c.
COFFEE.-Rio 161@l7c.; Laguyra non.
in market; Java 19(@zoc. p b Stuck light
TEA.-imperial 5Oc(9sI; Guupowd=r 50
@75c.; Young Hyson 40@6O; Black gu
@I So.
Saline quote Coarse Sack at 81 SO;
and Fine at 81 6O@s1 Is; aud Barrel al
40c. p bushel.
COTTON YARNS The following are tie
agents quotations for Gotten Yarns: 7UU
aud 800, SC. S doz.; 600, IOc.; 500, lie;
and 400, lie.
WHISKY.---Rectified is held at 2O(124,
R gallon, and country at 5Ol@75c. p gallon.
according to quality.
CANDLES.-Star 18c per Id. for ligh
weight; zoe for full weight. Tallow, summer
pressed I3c; Sperm 45a5Oe per Id.
Raisins-Layer sSaS Is per box; W. B.
50 5Oa2 IS.
SOAP-Turpentine 50 25a2 IS per box.
BRAN 81 so per cwt.
HAY-$26 per ton.
BEESWAX- -26a27c per Id.
CHEESE-Western Reserve 1Oa1Ic per Id
Augusta Markets.
Augusta, Ga, July 81 P. NJ.
BACoN-we note a coutll ued b isk er quiry 10
Bacon with still advancng pr ces, and lgIt ~,
the market ne quote TeIness. . clear sid l5@
l5x bbed do. l49i+H; Western bbed SUE
Id l4c.
OF very few s,les Prices uncIan7ed CD 10
prime Red, 81 SO to &c; Whit 3 O. al IS. /
Corn is hell at rather s,inr price 81 rs 81 10
Markets by selegraph.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 2-Co,ion sales t :
day 800 bales. Including 8 bales of new croI
al liz; Flour quiet at as SO; Busi In,
small but ices frtD; Mss Pork e IN at Il 90; |
Lard in kegs IA; bblS. lag; Whisky 174als
Sterling exchange 81 80; IN bill of iadIn.
saa9; New York signt exchange 3 { prem.
New YoRK, Aug. Cotton qliei; sal
to-day 75G bales; middiug uptt d 10s
Flour steady; sales $4,000 '.bls. 5 20 5 Is
Corn sales 68 900 bush Is 62405; Ness + /
steady sales 900 bbl> 10 Is; Rio Coffee I5c..
Sugar dull; Cuba st "a.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 2.-Fiour active; sale
1000 bbls. at 4.4Ja4 60: Oats dull; new 25
old scarce at 80 IS: Corn 40.41; Whish,
sales 500 bbls. at log; New Orr, aus exchang
dull.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03
s,R. KlN DlSPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DIS lAtlS,

DR. KING, formerly or New York tor
R~ the last four years of LOUIS Vile, BY :,
SS and yhu b a devoted bis aiteI tim %
the treatment Of private diseases Tor % years l.
tcrs hin elf, wing ended 10 practice iof 50 g.
NJ wears anu curea so many thousands, ne 10 era-
ble 70 cure II diseases oi private n1ture, no mat
ter Tow bs tney n q, b. fIom tt -sicIous medical
trea,uelr or frunI ut eject ct their own Dr. King
iyis~nss.ry a No p Deadefck street, oetxc-n Cher
~ and the a ARE secoi.a story wherehe cues All
diseases oi q pstsate nature ,.;o. -
GoSORaHRA cHI e. without ranscees oeN1es vi
inter- .eT. nre with eusI ers-
srzyc1rRhx OF OF. OF re.eut dats, naetuafy cured
In = fv " dass 10y opera.t'n xb On Causes pan
WheTs a structure sxIsts heath can Dc ED geo
Pei ps Iods ase Causes m"fe hscnef Aae eH&sA
mil. . court tuition % much
sYPHi. l. with the diseases OF the skln sfo n<
out VI LesIect bad treatment, can De ereScfnsuS
cuEesi = days.
-EEsAI WkAkxes--Partcuiar attentton having
be gwen . aud all tbs cohs. qrei css
craving Out of II, brought In many Cases o! %
dss rucIiye habits uf l. consider-te yatIs, ana ex
cessIye In ulgenre uf the pz-si ms, nez ~hSo
will erIBIEe the Constitution, rem 1rTing me soo
Ct nat ter business svc.~ty and ca sus Prenla
tire old age
females ~ho may be Laoring with any i1eulty
OF the womb may Fess VI i-nseuIate rsisei.
Persous residing abroad, by writing AID Stang
their c4se, ~iIh encL seS., ected Dr A
King No. . DeIdrrkk sErsst. SashyIiIe Tenn. will
have the necessary medicines T. tier aidres-
with necessary dIrecti, SuIcs secrecy Observed
Once hours from 9O'clOek IN The ug uItl Q Ia
the eyeuIng- July 10 ndAA1
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

BELL AND EVERETT ENVELOPES We hav,
neglected to acknowledge our indebIednes,
TO M. F. HAGAN Tor a package vi BELL. and
EVERETT envelopes. On the face OF each. il.
cluster Uf stars, are the words "Fhe Unto
The Constitution and the LAWS and ON tn
uack: "Hon. JOIN BELL OF Tenn, for Pre-i
dent; Hon EDwAkD EVERETT, uf Mass, 10,
Vice President"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

HYMNS FOR THE SABBATH SCHOOL AND
PRAYER MEETING.-This is the title IF lillle
book of ninety-one pages. recently published
by MIR J. LEBEUN, of this city, of whom copie.
may be had. The hymns s. EN- to he well
adapted to the use for which they are intend
I'd. Price 81 per dozen. bound in mouslin,
and so cents per dozen in paper.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03
Vegetable Life Medicines

| Are known TO be nfailible
DYSPE. S1A, by thoroughly cleansing the FIRST and
seoai stomao.Is ana Creating flow OF pure, healthy
bile, instead OF the stale acrid kind; ELATU.
LIE ACY, Loss OF APPETITE HEARrBURS hi-ApACHE,
.STIT-ssAISsS III TEMPER, ANXIETY, LANGUoR and MEL
ANCEoLLY which are the general symptoms of Dyspep
STA, will vanish, natural consequence Of its
G ST1V GSESS, by cleansing the whole length Of
te inssties Win solvent process and without vlo-
Iece al violent prges leave the bowels costiVe with
in two days.
FEvEdS of all kinds, by restoring the blood to a
eguAI ejaculation, through the process OF respiration
obstruction in others.
The LIFE MEDICINES have been known tocure RHEU-
II ATISM permanently in three weeks, and GUUT IN
liI time, by removing local Inflammation Irom
the muse. IS and Egiments OF the joints.
Do SlES of al kinds, by freeing and strengthen
ins tiis and bladder; they operate most de-
Igntfuly these important organs, and hence have
yer been found certain remedy for the worst cases OF
Also, WORMS, by dislodging from the turnings of
the bowelS tne sunny matter 10 which these creatures
adhere.
.CURvY, ULCERS &IAvETE RATE SOILS
1y tiie perfect puIIty which theso lItE ME-lClAtS
give to the blood, and ali the humOrs-
sc RBUT-C ERUPTION and BAD COMPLEX.
IuNo, the fluids that feed
the SKIN, and the morbid state of which occasions all
sruptlve complaints, sahow, cloudy, and other disa
greeable complications.
The use of these Pills for very short time will effect
an entire cure of ALT Ri, UNI, ana striking i'm
co. Us and INF.UENZA will always be cured by
Ine dose or by TWO Ia the worst cases.
OF Files OF So years standing by the Of
the LIFE MEDICINES alone.
FEsEa AMI AGUE.-For this scourse of the
Western county, these viii be found safe,
speedy and tain remedy Other medicines leave the
system subject TO return of the dsease-a cure by
shese Medicines is permanent-TRY THEM BE Salts
FED AND Be CURED.
B1 .1OUS FEVGhS & L1V Err COMPLAINTS.
UESERAL DEBIIIII lJ>S APPETITE, DISkASES Oh
cEnALEs-the Medicines have been used with the most
beneficial results in of this description:-kNGs
cvIL and ScEoFuA, in its worst forms, yields to the
mild yet powerful action of these Medicines.
NIGHT SwEATs NERVOUS DEBILITY, NERVOUS COMPLAINTS
II all kiDds, PALPTrAToN HEART PAINTERS CoIIt
are speedily cured.
M-ACUaIa. DIS EASES.-Persons whose con-
stltdtiolls nave becole I'M by the inJudcious use
Mercury Will ma these Medicines perfect cure
-hey Never fail TO eradicate from the system, ali the
cts OF Mercury, infinitely sooner than the most pow
srful preparations OF Sarsa paTilia-
Prepared and sold by
w. z. IDFEAT.
335 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
FOR SALE BY ALI. DRUGGISTS.
july1S-d&w1y
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03
To THE EprroRs OF TUE Patriot

=. eng many riiicat in your paner
of Gu es male by IN" Indian ,ctor. d.. n,
u nv duty to MAJ, known to tn. publ th.
ben, fit my wife has received from the u.s.. al
his nedi inc. She has been aM cted will
Dro.s y tor bout four year; her body nd
,Imbs badly swollen. We tried all rrm"dies
We. could z. huld OF. she VIZ treated 10y
i've oi tile m ST eminent physicians in tn,
C. untry, bur n"ihing s. EN- d to relieve b. !
until she began tu TAX the lhdilu D ctor's
remedies which reliered hrr imm dat. u.
| think his r, medies for Drup-y are the
bet in the world, and should advise all thur
fl cied 10 apply To him. D. ELLIS.
Nashville, Jdue l9. 1860.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03
JOHNS S CROSLEf'S
improved Gu ia Psreas Cement Roofing

Is TIE CHEAPEST DURABLE ROOFING IN Csk ~
Is FIEx AND wATzs PFoo< II can be applied to Ska
and OLD ooFs OF All K and to old Single roofs
tritho2t removing tAe shingles.
The COST IS ONLY ABOUT oSE-THI2D THAT Or
TIN, AVo Is TWICE As Dc xABIE-
GrTIA PERcHA CEMENT for preserving and repairing
Tn and MEIAL Ro1Fs OF every description.
From It's great e. seiy, 5 Lot Injured by the con-
traction and expansion t.seIais. and Iri st crack
ia cold nor "a srea.her- Th.se nsterlals
have been thoro4g niy 3eSted "a New York and al
parts of the Southern aud Western States, aud We
can give abundAnt proof of al We claim in their
favor.
III ; are readily applied by orlil,ry L.b1rers, II
atrillng expeEsr-
$40 HEAT IS REQCIPED-'
These materials are put up ready fer use ard for
shipping 10 IL parts OF the count 81. -.
directions r PIP &c Cation.
F1li descriptive circulars vii be forwarded 90 ap
plicst on b. mail or il person, principal of
.es 81 BkOA,HAY, Opposite \ Nscllalts II tei,)
Ny Sie FULTON az, top2osite Cry Hali) BRouA
LYN. JONAS & Cg;gSfEY.
gune2-5m
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FOR COUNCILMAN.


~ We are authorised 70 announce VI. s. CHEAT.
HAM for reelection Councilman for the 9Th Ward
Il the ensuing Municipal election. june7-te
II We auth or lie TO announce ANTHONY 8.
CAMP candidate for Councilman from the 5uh
Ward at the ensuing Municipal election.
june7-se
So We authorized to announce Rob. L
Crenshaw q candidate for Alderman OF the 4th
ward. July 16-td.
e. We are authorized to announce J. C. MEIER
RAN as q candidate for Alderman for the Second
Ward. July Site
~ We authorized TO announce DR.. A. 4.
HATCHER a candidate for Councilman for the
Eighth Ward juiyS7-te
81 ISAAC PAUL will serve, II reelected Council
man from the Seventh Ward. july27-ts
II We are authorized to announce JAMES
BELL as a candidate for Councilman for the Second
Ward. july2S-te
~Ws authorized TO announce WA. SHANE az
candidate for reelection Councilman Of the Third
Ward. july este
eA-we are authorized TO announce GEOEGE OAR
DEN as a candidate for reelection Councilm n Of
the Third Ward juy9ste
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

Messrs. CLARK. GREGORY Co., Nashville, Gents. =
bought four bottles OF Ambrosal Oil at our county
rair last Fall. Thought perhaps itmsht DO mum
bug sold three bottles before giving it trial. -,
wife tried its virtues in case Of Rbe ma'isn, ano
found great relief It the quickest reef Tor 'noie
ever have found want two dozen bottles intne-
dIa,el, for myself and thUse to whom sold the
D. B. BROWNING
South Union, Warren co., KY, Feb. 1850
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03
julya6-ls

We would particularly cali the attention Oh our
readers TO a RENE Iy known us AcLean's strength
epipg Curniai and Blood Purifier II Ii Certainly
valuable remeiy. We there ore say TO all call al
the agents. and test for yourselves its inirnrc me
Us Il, Is delicious take We ask our lacy read II
totryu. See the advertisement N another Column
tu.yIl-lm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03
SNYDER & FklZELl

Have on hand large assortment OF
ADIES' Fres.ch Dress trunks;
IL da. So leather do:
do sa -bnetn co: IA new article
tents Fine Sole Leather Trunks
do. 40. do 90. Saiises. (sshand and oil,
syies:) hlch they are oferiag al yerx re
iuced rates. Cal at NO. Il Public SQUARE
june7-u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

From the Scientific Ameri~ an, September o, ieor'
syuprss,s PREPARED GIrE have received
s.veraI samples Of prepared liquid glue pu. up N
sro.lI bottles, by Mr. c. spalding, 80 Pa sIreet
New York, and have tried in NEEDING olo lnrni,
tire. II is very convenient article for domestic
-. .,d deserves to be kept constantly on hand In
ev.-y household 1t Is also convenient article iOf
makers and inventors in cons'ructins ana re-
pairing their models
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

HoIloway's PilIs-curs headaehe, oNe' loss
Of re,t,e neither business nor changed OF VI ather
interfering with their aetion-they are equally SAKE
IN all seasons and climates; they act mild WITHOUT
gripping, streng hening the stomac promote heHtny
sow OF the be puI flying the blood, cleanse the AKIN
brace the nerves. and In gorats the wole 81 stem.
AurI-lW
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03
NASHVILLE, Jana 14th, 1860.

To THE EDITOR OF THE Patriot:
wish TO make sistemeur through your
columns of what Ih" Indian DuctUr's Pill.
q ID Biood Purifier have done TOR me. hav
taken alb Ill q quart of blue nass a.:d all 'tn-
er med cines could get b Id of; nome seemed
80 give M reliei. wss troubled with Ds r
prpsis until l appri d 10 the Indian ID Cor.
aho gave me his Pills and Blood Pnri6 I
which relieved me immediately. / am now
M better health thau l have been lur nany
EAR, ani Q n recommend the IIdIsn d c.
tors emesiies 10 be all b repr, sens them T.,
be and should advis.. all .f1icted 10 Try his
medicine. Cart. DAVID HUGHES.
jul, l2-u