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scene at a Camp Meeting in The Far
West.

a Western paper says in one Of the rough
alley counties on the frontier. last autumn y
CAMP meeting was held, at which soi%, mis-
chief maker filled the tin horn, used ia call
tie cOngr CATION together. with Son soap. go
that when the leader took ii up he blew the
soap over his brother cIergym' n. which caused
him. ON the impulse of the mum'nt, 10 inter
an oath. He imm' diaiely turEed 10 Ihos.
around him and apuligised. saying be had
served the Lord thirty years, and had not
before i'm all that time Ieen betrayed into the
Iiterancc of profane word. but he must
Gud ont and whip the man who soaped that
horn. Before that camp meeting came Ia a
close. tall. -warihy, viilainOus looking de-
pcradu stT"llod on the grounds aud leaned
against tree, listening to the eloquent eX-
hOTtaIiOn to repent which was being made
by the preacher. After 4 while he became
interested. finally affected. and then took
position on the anxious scat, commenced
grOaning in 1.-THE very bitterness of his sor-
row. The clergyman walked down and en-
dravoTed TO cons ole him. No consolation
he was too great a sinner. he said: Oh. no
there was I;,Idun for the yilest. No he WAS
too wicked-thcre Was no mercy for him. In
few moments the preacher himself was
no'iced to become excited. and stripping off
outer garment he shouted: Here, broth
or Cole. hold my coat, I've found the fellow
that soaprd aIat hOrn!'
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05

~ The Stanton Spectator thinks twas
s'bad taste" in the Southern Medical students
TO leave Philadelphia as they did. We differ.
We tbiuk il was "bad TASTE for them to have
gone to that city whilst the South afforded
ihem equal advantages for medical instruc-
ton We find no Northern students at South
end Colleges They stick to their own
schools and Colleges. Let Southern students
stick TO their: by so doing they will build
up and strengthen Southern Institutions,
world.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05

DEATH OF DE. PALNEK---II will be remem-
bered thai q man named DIR. Vim. * Palmer
MAS arrested in ;his city SHORT lime alter
the iusarrrcIio1ary movement of Harper :
Ferry t,,caInr pubIIc, on su-p.eiOn ihit lac
was implicai,d in that mOvem nt- fsiiuec
had . preliminary examination ia this CITY.
and WAS held 10 hail 10 respond 90 q rrquiSi-
ton Il ON Gov. WIse, Of Virginia. The r.
ouIsition never came TO hand, aud had almost
been forgolIeai by oar cit!Ecus, many OF " noin
deem him innocent oi tic charge preferred
sxainst him. Bal it WAS not the Object 81
thi. paragraph TO discuss his guilt inno-
csnsr. bnt TO annoddce bis death, which
event oceurr, i at the Planters HOa>e. la
this city, yesterday. The deceased di,d vi
CO sumption, whipu q se't>e had ecen prrylHg
upon him for n considerable time -fsB,fhis
APPEAL.
The Unian and american. correcting the 4P-
red, says Psinsr wac uot held u bail to await
. rrquisitioa FROM Gov. WISE. bat TO b. tried
for tAmpeiing wiki slavrs 10 Shelby County
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05

w-The New York Herald is engaged in
calling attention to Col. FORNEY's unfortu-
nate letter to JAMESON. The Cleveland
Herald, in noticing the recent agitation about
this letter. says:
The manner in which this spicy letter got
into the papers is worth relating. We be-
licve it has never before been told. Our
info" nation is authentic. In addition TO
being editor of the Boston Times, Mr.. Forrest
was manager" of Miss Z. Kimberly, an
actress of considerable beauty, but of no
very brilliant talents. M. Roberts brought
her out at the Broadway Theatre The day
following her appearance he asked certain
critic what be thought of her. The critic
said h. did not witness the debut, hut had
been informed 10y AIR. E. Forrest that the
lady was humbug.
NJ. Roberts swore terribly, and said he
would fix old Metamora. lie straightway
went and published the spicy letter above
alluded to- This was shortly after the
Forrest divorce troubles had obtained pub
licity. and The letter created a sensation. 1t
was shabby in Roberts to expose the letter,
and it was shabby in Forney to write it. We
fancy the latter gentleman has been sorry
several times that he did it,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05

Thick AND THTN.-Thomas Jefferson was
tall and very thin. Gen. Knox was very shorl
and very thick. The two met one day at the
door Of Washington's house in Philadelphia.
While they were there bowing in the street
each insisting that the other should take the
precedence. up comes Mr.. PeteIs. a wit Of
that day. who, casting sly glance from on"
to the other, pushed boldly between them, cx-
claiming. Pardon me gentlemen, if in haste
| dash through Thick and Tam"
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A Full and Choice Stock of Dry Goods at Cost
AT
NICHOLSON s. REY,S.
COST ERR SE.

TIP To the time OF receiving Spring Goods We will
u or entire stock OF STAPLE and FANCY
GUUDS at
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05

BACK AND FRoNT.--An Irish newspapcr-car-
rier, (says the Builder.) who sometimes
courts the MUSES., has given his idea of the
cburch-huilding taste of the people of Am.ri-
ca in the following lines, which contain more
truth than poetry:
s'Thcy puts M a 'front.' to the street
ike ould IVES minister Abbey
But thin thinks 90 Cbate the Lord.
And builds The back part shabby"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05
LOFTS FURNACES.

Il College St,
decl6-tf Agent for LOtz's Furnace, Nashville.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05

So Mrs. pUBoi'sre spcoIrJliy Announces" her
rienus aud customers that she ~ still b. found t
55Collese street (orer McC!eilInd's) where, using
the HOWE SEWING MACIIIN rs, she is prepared to
do handspmeg and better work than or hereto
Dress making and stitching Of ali kinds in the
Ocst manner. noyZ6-lm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05

5g-Hon. Judge Mason, of Iowa, who made
him> elf so popular with the inventors of the
country while he held the Office of Commits
sioner of Patents, has. we learn, associ3ted
himself with Mum & Co. at the Scientific
American office, New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05
Tn. bilIs Of ,l,e old Bank Of Newly,

~ The bills Of the old Bank of New York
of the demon nation of 81 have been eoun-
terieited I.y the Photographic process, aud
the coanterf,its put into circulation. In tie
sbsencr of the genuine BIZ 10 compare Giih,
they are we'll calculated 10 dec. ], c, par leu
lsriy ia The signatures. fhe iloriag on ,b
face OF the bill is p. orly oxceIted aud the
paper Of inferior yualtiy.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05

discount OF twenty Eve per cent. from the above
price IA he aluNc 10 ca oT1eTlng ioug
cupscs o. ah1 Que ,r more OF the above NO. ks.
Thus: fuuT copies 81 Biackx cod, OF ore Review
viii be sent I anDT' az four cuples Of the
four Reviews and baCk~t od for soo; and On.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05

CHILLY PEEDTCTIoN.-R Ryan, the celebrated
weather prophet of Ann Arbor. Mich. pre-
diets flty-two storms between December and
March. and a cold. changrable winter. We
pit goOsc-hone agin Ryan and announce the
balance Of the season to he a mild and chart
table one. from now on until April Fools
day.-D yies'own (L.l Democrat.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05
Total falling off,

The number that left on account of sick
ness docs not. in fact, show how disaslrousIy
both the studies and the labor were affected
from that cause which was very severely
felt in the vicinity of Lansing last season.
Al one time or another, every able bodied
student was Frustrated by fyer aud aguc,
and with one exception, every member of The
Faculty.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05

g- 1t is said that Helper has sent
splcndidly bound copy of the unabridged
edition of his Impending Crisis" TO Clark,
the Missouri Representative, with a letter.
returning that gentleman his sincere thanks
for the magnificent advertisement he has be
slowed free of charge, upon his book.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05
The Revenue and the Tariff

The important fot that The rov"nuo will
10 inadequate for the exp nses OF the gov
eminent. even at their reduced rate, is an
nOunced in the message. a return To t!ic
tariff of 1916 seems to be unavoidable. and it
will meet with little opposition. as mere
revenue meaSure.-C0r. Baltimore San.
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Mrs Svfasiow,

Mrs sviasiOw, an experienced nurse All
emale ply sician, has soothing syrup for children
eethirg, which greatly facilitates the process
teethsg by softenng the gumsre lucing all infiania-
ion-wii dllay all pain and is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend uponit, mothers, it willgive rest
yourselves and relief and health your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
another column. Lune7d4w1y
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05

\ LARGE DROVE OF MuLEs.-A drove of
five bundled Mexican Mules passed tn ough
town on Saturday evening last. They were
the property of Srm Clay and VIM. b. Rog-
crs. aud were destined We understand. for
the West India market RIA New Haven Conn
They were fed in Illinois the last summer
PARIS (hyO FLy0
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05

TO The Hon. Charles James Faulkner
who was beaten for Congress in the Harper's
Ferry District. because he commit d the in
discretion OF endorsing the Administration
will. it is said, receive the appointment e
Minister Mt the Court of Napoleon Cfaci,l-
rdu Contmerci0L
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05
WASHINGTON. Jan. l,

Information has been received from Mad
rid by which it appears hat our Minister at
that court is encouraged to believe thai ,ur
claims against Spain are now in position
Tor adjustment. The official cOrresp ondcnce
seems TO justify this conclusion.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW IiberaD.

These periodicals ably represent the three great
political parties oi Great britain ~ hg, IoT! and
Radical but politics forms only one feature OF
their character. As Organs Of the must profound
writers ON Science, literature, Morality and RelI-
giou, they stand they ever have stoou, uETiVal-
led IN the worlc o letters. bCiEg considered ihds
penslbc to the sohotar aHu Ihe profession man,
while To thc intel arohJ reader & every class TREY
furnish Il more correct ana satisfactory record
of the current literature al the dan throughout the
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05
what constitute. coed Sewing Maehinel

l. shoaIa be eli mace, simple eoLstrus-
tim. and easily kept la order.
IL should make tight lock -stitch, alike on both
sides ol the nisteri- l.
.. II should sew any and ali msteEials that can be
sewed.
l. Il should be able 70 use cotton, thread er silk
5. u should be able 10 fIOul e"ai TO Tine,
aud from thick To thin with rApidhy aud without
ch'Bgiug the tensou.
o. IL shout! b. able 20 make the tension greater or
less "n both the uader aud upper threads, and with
= it,lSuld have a straight needle CURED ones are
liable q brcak.
5 The 1ice.iie should have perpendicular mion- OF
This u Absolutely necessary for heavy work.
o IL should De able bind with a binder hem
viii a hcmnner- should stteh. tell, run and gather
10 IL should be aiwsys ready 10 work.
IL l. should be capsbie Of Isl & The anne size OF
thread oa bath sides % the 4, and ~ Gsng differ
eat cooIcd thread or siik ab"Ee or below 10 cor
r,sp.ns with am tN" coolers e 10th TO be unite
A. IL Should be able 10 make loug or short
a.
10 It should commence sewing ushi'y attbe FIRST
II, itshould rnn easily and make bat latc noise.
Is. 1, should have ~heei-fvedi H0ue others are
Ia constant COS tact y lth the ~oTG
10 II should na< Re lssbe get out Of order.
IL saogla s.t De nhle TO 0reak the thread. nor
s. the sitcials.
dress.
10. II shouII act farm risae on the spder ssds.
ravei out Nor be w=sir.ni OF thss-'i, AZ e The
rase gish ait chan stitch Iaal htsrs
%. II shyuld no. be IN troasie thar 70 Is
worth."
Get the Best.
The Howe Family ana leather HsehiHes var
rznlea 30 give better aetsa than sny OtleT fsa-
chimes Ia the market, - Hones reisE.'ed
Fhe best Sewing Machine eeitsn Ia the city, Corn
a Nscaaugh,'s,) a. 50 eents PER cszrn- Howe's
Nacalss rsist, sxeeiieat artiele, IS eeEts per
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miscellaneous.
Buena Vista Springs
FOR RENT

THAT popular resort located two miles from the
L city, on excellent turnpike road, is now offer
ID FOR rent for the ensuing year. The proprietors
have spared expense III beautltyiHg the grounds,
and making such substantiel mpruv,
make Il inviting place for those pleasure seekers
whose business will admit 81 but hmitcu absence
from the city. There are the grouuss one well
furnished use provided with every thing requisite
social antt ement billiards., Sc.; also desirable
a residence Also another building detached
tanning two new and excellent Ten-P:n Alleys, la
&c.
The premises contain two never failing Sulphur
Springs that yearly attract thousands from the city
account of their medical and paatabIe qualities.
For further particulars touching the merits of The
place, terms OF rent, &c, cali on
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Corner OF Deaderlck and Cherry streets,
dec1a-lf Nashville, Tenn.
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MAR RTE -.

Married in Huntsville, A!a-, Tuesday evening,
81 inst by the Rev. MIR. chadck, wv. RuForD Of
Nashville Tenn, 10 Mrs. NEIK F. BAREox, of Hunts
VILE, Ala.
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WHO NVEATED THE SEWING MACHINE
The Howe Sewing hachines!
L. 7 = DI-IOIIIIJ IC1O.
Il, Howe, Jr., original Inventor n

FI'HESE MACHINES strictly First Class, ard for
DC .Uty and SIMPLE " Il cor stTuctoB. curIbiity
and efficiency 10 working are uncquallcd by any
They make tight lock Fl tch more nearly alike upon
both sides Of goods than that made by any other
Mschinc.
They capable OF doing greater variety ~ work
than ANY other family ma hluc. The $50 machine IL
warranted to do as fine woTk the " heeler & Wi
son and rs heavy the large Singer machine.
e. FAMILY MACHiN ES.-Prlccs SEQ, SO,
$50, SEQ nrd 500
The Howe CyiiI der Machines, for all Leather
stitching such : Boot and Shoe werE, Carriage
Trimming, Harness work, &C.. nave always held
reputation far above any oIbcT machine fact uni
vcrs-slly admitted No other Leather machines u
small needle as the Howe Cylinder Machine.
PrlCe-lS5 aud $50.
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CLOTHING 1T C0tTF0R CASH.
The large aud N,.i selected steek Of
Ready-n ade Clothing

M M 81 ZBAt HI hsvlni been placed IN ny
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come forward ard seitic anil his LeceiveT the
same h Gee. isruce Wifi rot be given beytEd
the l5sh Jgae, lso0, and ali Who have claims
against him = III pressn then fer F~ttienet.
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Mexican Mustang Liniment.

Its wonderful effects and subsequent popularity
perhaps article in the history of the Aateria Med
ca, acquired the same patronage, subjected
to the number of severe and different tests and
met with so few failures as the Mustang Iiniment.
1t has justly been styled Panacea foi all external
Wounds, Cuts, Swellings, Sprains, Bruises, or Erup
tons on Manor Beast. 1t is SO far a medicine of
prising virtue that Physicians compelled to pre-
scribe and from some remarkable of Chronic
and Distorted Rheumatic cases it has naturally at
tracted much attention from the first scientific minds
of the age. No family afford to be without bot
tie Of the Mustang Liniment in the house. Beware
of limitations
The genuine is sold by res ectable dealers in all
parts of the world.
BARNES & PARK, Proprietors,
jan2-1m New York.
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rD-fhe Boston Psas says Naomi, IA,
daughter Of Eaoeh. MAS $50 ,esrs old when
che Was marri4d." Courage, iadi,s.
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IL. FABLES OF LA Observation-Disclosures;
II. THE ROYAL DRESDEN GAiLERY-Illusirat ted
10 THE MUNICH GAILERY-IlIustrated;
IL THE BEhIIN GALLERY-Elustrated;
Is THE WAVERIY GALLERY-Portraits;
10 REYNARD THE FOX-After the version of
Goethc-60 Illustrations;
IL. BUNYAN'S PILGRIMS PROGRESSES Illus
trations;
is. CAMPBEIL'SP PLEASURES OF HOPE-Iilustrated.
10. GRAY's ELEGY-Ums,rated;
20. GoLDSMITH'S TRAVEL ER-IIustrated;
Il HE FLORENCE GALLLRY-NumerousE ngrav-
ings afIer the Old Painters and Sculptors:
81. BoYDhIL'S ILLUSTRATIONS OF sHAK-
SPEARE-lO0 superb Engravings;
%. MOUNT VERNON AND IFS ASSUCI ATOMS. His
torical, Biographical and Pictorial. B., Beuson
s J. LOSING Nearly $50 illustrations. e.
A beautiful book.