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II ARRlED.
the residence Of the brides fAher On the Isl tntt ~
tkt Ker lesi FaEn.ely.J J U. WILDER a.d LiEDlE b..
d.ushter Of Alfred Edwards, all Of Duneee.
u I E u

On the evening Of he sd rs., HARRY infant sen Of
ucpIY S. and Ms:le Monroe.
Fune1a viii sake At sle Wah7h Areaue, on SUI
dayas7F. u. Friends Are t1vEed to attend
In this city On the sd Inst. MRS. elizabeth
WHEELER Of Londo1 kEGland.
Inthls et7, Feb. l5:h. GEUKG1E g. cny .on Of G. S.
and e. E. Thaycf, aged year, months md dart.
Hetook the cup Of :!Feto tip,
IT. bitter dscSs to d:a1c.
He putt gently from hfslps
And tel aaleep, aSa1n, uLE.C.
In this city. Feb. r. JESSIE twin tau;h,er Of Eer
F, Dictinson.
ThefunesAl viii b attended thIs tsatnrdzy1 as1roon
o'clock r Il, from the res;denes ct NJ, Dickinson ~
] ppfstostzeet,
, 1860-02-25

The Oppoeltton Of North Carolina.
.PErERsnrRo, Va, Feb. 24-Thc North CARO-
lima Opposition Convention nominated John
Poole, Of pas4uotauk, for Governor by ac.
clamstion. The Convention has adjourned sine
dj<, -,
, 1860-02-25

to"S'40Se 80 ""'o ~ A"A'' ,,
ane' .oc mountainous spesenes "eis "ae ~,
" 1"pna'e' "ooo' - nose4' "'"
tneAetlos' auo tne 'eso'a..on VI
oa''os see'.ns ne4' ~ ~'e" Ao' W .Ae 49,
WIS READ anu adopted as tne sent"en. o' '1e
I4ub. 1he nominee 'or o'seeh ehsoion'ss'ooer q
tue Hof1n D'''s'on' luz" p'o'eo us n'oess io'
fhat post ny singing song ono me meeting
tnen adjourned an'l' Aoaoa1 evening next.
lhe audience, winch WIS noE over lafee' was
MADE up III most tpa't o1 CURIOUS spectators.
TuE Cos1ruprUors C11r F,7uxr..-The arpu.
mcuts in ,be case of the contemptuous nine Of
the no.rd of Aldermen was concluded in the
Circuit Court Yesterday, and Judge Mauierre
has the decision in preparation. The case is
txofold. and was first arxued on the motion ia
dissolve the Injunction against the Common
Council. rcstraiuipe them from granting pcr-
mission to the North Chicago Railway Company
to Law down their track across Clark street
bridge. TO connect with the South C;tv Railway
comn.nr'a track at Rando1nh str&st und cstah-
lish their starting point On the Last SIDE Of the
Court Louise square, u was ne!a oy Tue NOV
ers IN tue en)olh'ng, tna' Tue Norta eheago
company ha'e. oS 1ile 'e.n's e' 'oe'' eoa''e''
no r1ga1 70 my Gown 'facAs OF run 1ne'1 cars III
the oouto u4s'sio"' ano taat tne ctts cannot
grant them sucn t'so'' IL was mace one o. 'oe
man points oy 'oose opp's'ns' 'ns 'p1uheoon'
that the common couacl'' oelns 4eg'sla"'e
body, hase f'gns 10 maze saca laws IS 'nes
may deem best ana ADVISABLE anu IN all cases
ao lo]uuc''on cao IL ofo1sn' " e1a' 'no ope'a'
1aon o1 'nose 'a"s'
inc case ATTRACTS mucu a'1sn''o" ano 'ne
Court room "as ~ell nlleo a. times ouf'ne 'ne
argument ny weh known e''zens' VINO haFe
ranged themselves Oh ehner sue o1 'h's con-
n'e', WHICH VIII 'aeA "e''ue' 'ue u.epos''.oa :"
parties III '"'etes'' 'ns ss' WE y. .'s's
counse'' "oi NJ, " 'ne "o's4. o'Ae"S "
"as' 10 pe pus"eo ~ iaf as 'ne ts'eA san We
act,v its nresent shane. eren Ia the arrest O,
..contemnluous" Aldermen. who fail to heed the
Injunction of Master in Cbancery. las its paral.
1.i in tbo c,,ehrotca var in New yo,k CITY. over
tue pt's'' " o'i'' 4'A'.AoAe ""4 ~ D''"''
TuE BLASET LODGE, +. A. A.-The spacious
and lofty ball in Metropolitan Block formerly
| Hesler's Art Gallery has just been lifted up as
-,
l0tve Room bY the DlancY Lodge. Every
| .. :,
thing has been done Win inc most exquisite
.. , H.. ...,,, =. >,xo.,,,o,d h,- r14 ,rbo
ara Of The brotherhood and cau speak compara-
tiyely. one of the finest in the United States.
| The formal exercises Ct dedication will take
nlace on Wednesday of next week, a7th inst to
| hc ,o1,owe1 hv n ,rand banauet Mt the Brirps
W '"i'o"eo -
| A1oose' 49, 80
| f,.,, pI,;r;, r.,1oscr,h Fsc
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THE CITY.
REPUBLICAN, CITY TICKET.

Fur Mayor-J0IN WENTWORTH.
For Tgcasurcr-A. HARVEY.
Fur .Atto1ncy-JOl[N LYLE KING.
For ColIcctor-.TOHN RABER.
For Marsllal-1TER LAWSON.
For Suryeyor-GE0RGE ". WILSON.
, 1860-02-25

Mass MEETING At METROPOLITAN UAL1.-The
Republicans Of the city will meet at Metropoli-
tan Hall this {Saturday) evening.
Mayor Haines will preside on The occasion.
Hon. Isaac n. Arnold. Elliott Anthony, John
Wentworth aud others will address the meeting,
, 1860-02-25

- Will be sole this morning BY Gilbert 4
Sampson, large assortment Of new furniture
Also, second hand DO, and second hand Carpets,
Piano and Mclodeon, at OF o'clock at % Lake
, 1860-02-25

STREET CLEAx1xG.-Considerabl has been
doue within few days past in the line Of street
cleaning and removing the piles Of rubbish with
which cur thoroughfares are shamefuily, and
some of them dangerously, obrtructcd. Let the
work go on and be made thorough. 1t will be
none too early to get rid Of these accumu'ations
IS soon as their first thawing will permit. and
thousands Of carloads are to be found all over
the civ
, 1860-02-25

BRorGur DowS 70 GArGE--We notice IS a
new feature in the rivalry Of the cars and omni'
buses on the Horse Railway streets, that the
Nessrs, Walker have shortened their a11etrec.
and the,wleels of these buses now run smooth
II m thu rails.
, 1860-02-25

VALUABLE LEASEHOLD FOR
sALE-Wlllbc ao!i tn the p EN- .e,- NJ t44 1'az
torn trest to the h4hest b'.arr fur e-s. lturly,
March l lsfn II = ..chc at tie easthn Interest
and t. in !ot Il. Box ~. shsol srs.ia d tin, T.
ELeE together with the twn->u1y fr.u tehrIncu th-rs
on taln and ther imtruveta. nts The RUS May
sth, ls0 and rrru1i$es Il be de1a>e
one OF the b. huIEess locatiors In the city.
kSEI 1Ak WaKSAE.
Alnlnst1a1i1 Of Z: tate Of S-n1N Marne-. te:easei.
fes3tts;4-iW
, 1860-02-25

~ CIR. ScRlrkH, idrt1:tsiaa 1gext, es Drartosa-r
ii nuorid 10 rseete< Adoeisn.<ats for this and all III
Ltadise Poptr" Of tie Worth Ees1 tA1be9+y
, 1860-02-25
150ar1t11g.

POARDlNG-I'wo or three gen.
- uemen With ,n"tr w!ve* CAT be xc: 7nolated will.
hn3!a snd rool!s. Also, few t4Y b.4E!tr =.
- Monroe sttest. foot of Dtao burn fttGt6 - w
BOARDING - Desirable unl,,r-
- nshtd front roona. with baarl Elay cow be t.h
aine IL No. - >o-th Adaus st.cAt. ALSO, Gay
buafiFr- wanfe+. f+l:1sw
, 1860-02-25

MINISTRY At LAnoE.-We have on hand q
number Of Teachers {some c1a.sical,) good
Druggist, and some good Book-keepers, with
the best Of city references, and number Of poor
needy men for all work. Office lc9 Randolph
efraA4
, 1860-02-25

Of 3IunfcIpaI Candidates..

i meeting Of the Na;'"nal Union Club WAS
held at the Mechanics Institute Hall, to endorse
the nomination. made By the Executive Com
mittee Of the Club On Tuesday last, Archibald
Clyboutne in tho Chair, and D. II. Ford, Sccre-
tary. The following officers were in part rec
commended By the Committee, and in part nonl-
mated by the meeting:
, 1860-02-25

STREET COMMISSIONERS.
South nlyison-FETEl: WOLF.
North DlvIsl1r-GE0RGE KNEIsR.
Yves. pivisioa-WM. II. DUNN.
, 1860-02-25
Coughs! Coughs! Coughs.
C0f<{s C0ldSs Colds.
Browns Bronchial Trochest!
Browns Bronchial 1'roches!!


-PrAemlnen.iv n. a..t ~,
besI
REV. HENRY wApr
bEfi.tiER
II teepfumrnd thsi, n.n +.
Public >prkrrs -
REV. Ell. CtiAFfy, EEX
Yt1RK.
iloa1sepess:'
REV. pASlki. WINE yrU
YORK.
Il have pfpys,t rnem sxr.l,.n,
for WhoonIn9,.,,,'~n
REV. Ii. wsKHrN
"dFeat benehe IN a1ecIona o
r. %AS psunSnt1i ofkAas.
=. . TON.
Or. o. r. sit;SI,S;W.' *lt tSiISp;' NJ; as;s
eGaInn fhIas ,Di,sjta. no 3pl',m !: or AZ,
o1'' fsr HhAfAs. y. CHEN
~Very beneficial In cirsrfrr,h.
, 1860-02-25

iTKoCuM
| lrR0CHE8
E1R0cHN.
lTRuCDH.
fTRocBEs
| }rR0CnES.
|sFRNncHw
{rk0GnE |
|fR0H1S. !
| }fRocnE
}TR0CRN
! 1rR0CHE..
1rROCA&.
l 'i3AVNAA
tfR0eHH-
(rROCDES.
FRQEQEy.
|lR0uES.
}rRoCAEs
, 1860-02-25

Ns1,nre in Treasury HAG5
The following are the receipts and dlsburse-
meut. Of the West Side School, from January
LIST, 1859, to February Goth, 1850:
Baancc In Treasury. jan. 1T, Ill.,. .i1s:
- 1870
Daburseu ents ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3'2.17
, 1860-02-25

WonE WAS1Ep.-An active yong man, . Nor
wegian, wants work Of any kind. Is willing to
work and feels certain he can give satisfaction.
Apply to City Mission, sc North Franklin
street.
, 1860-02-25

TEE WEATugn.-The seasons arc out Of joint.
February is failing out its contract with sam-
pie borrowed from March, md the la;ter
mouths surlies. Colds in the head are abun-
dant; as we'll as the large variety Of Ills human
,ts is heir to in changing weather.
, 1860-02-25

SPRING Is CoA1SG.-Largc focks Of wild
pigeons were seen flying over the city on
Wednesday, driven hitler and thitber in the
gales Of wind which were out in full force on
washiugton's birthday. Does not this give
sign of an early spring. The pigeons, not the
, 1860-02-25

TOBACCO-Just Received, Sew
era Ct oic brsads Natual Leaf Tobacco IN bcxes,
h,tf boxes taacies. -
'> PARSONS, PITEIy HANKEY,
16 South Water ft{e<tA,
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Mercer Potatoes.

1l0 RUsdkLS New York Mercer Potatoes, goes
1OO tor satfns or piastsae, js.I received
$50 A. JEShINS,
m14-R 30 IL south Market s..
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aCard---Vothe Public.

As an intense excitement pervaded the
city yesterday, growing out of a hostile cor
respondence which was understood (from the
parties themselves) 10 be going on between
Gen. G. WASHINGTON BRICKS and Col. CoRIo-
IANUs MnTIADEs BLYSNKs, in order to allay
that excitement as far as possible. and TO con-
form to q well-esta5lished custom of the
country in cases of this sort, l, as the mutual
friend of the parties, deem it my imperative
duty to make an impartial statement touch
ing the d.ficulIy and lay the entire cores
pondence before the public, whose right IN
der the Constitution TO demand its publica-
ton fully recognize. | am aware that 1t
is customary to number notes of this char
acter. Is No 1. No. 2. No. g. and so On, but
| have deemed it hardly necessary in this
instance, as the intelligent reader is probab-
Iy able. 10 count them for himself. Having
thus in giving full and suecinct statement
of the affair discharged the du'y imposed
upon me, nothing extenuaIing nor setting
down aught in malice, I append the COR
respOndsnce. JOIN SATTTHE-
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ga9&laarapl.
eNerland NAH.


SPRINGFIELD. M June 19-Buf 1erzeld 9
overland mail has arrived with San Eranei>co
dates OF the 9Th, and telegraph dispatches
from San Francisco of the 9sh-
OFer eighty Americans have been killed
since the Indian bostiIiiies commenced.
The Pony Express OF the 25in returned on
deeogn; of the destruction of fhe Stations
Judge Terry has applied for change OF
Fenne.
Senator Haun died at MaEysville on the
9Th. of congesti9e chiIls.
Important mineral discoveries have been
made IN Kiama.h county.
The Southern counties Of Oregon have
elected the entire Democratic ticket The
remainder indicate the success OF The Repub-
iicans.
Two English men-ofKar landed their crews
and took possession of San Bias and were
holding il against the Liberals.
At San Francisco trade was steady. Pro-
visions fiFmer. Sugar dull.
A party of twenty picked men left Carson
Valley ercorting the Pony Express Eastward
TO supply the stations with men and animals,
and re establish the route.
The Indians have fed from Pyramid Lake,
and the volunteers are disband.ng.
NEW ORLEANs.JuHc 81 The steamer Po-
cahoatas goes to Vera Cruz tomorrow wilt
the latest mails and important Washington
dispatches.
The schooner Arrogante, from New Or
leans 10 CamIteachy, was lost on Aiacraues
reef on the 7th inst. The crew and passen-
gere were saved. The cargo is a total loss.
The steamer Philadelphia, from Havana, is
coming up.
MEMPHIS. jane 39-At the Municipal cleo
ton, Richard u. Baugh was elected Mayor.
River News.
LOUISVILLE, June 23.-The river is falling
with 3 leet inches water in the Canal.
CINCINNATI, June 29.-Flour dull 75a5.-
90; whisky sales $50 bols. liz; mess pork
buoyant, Is 05A1S 50; lard is elected, tier
ces l0S; moiasses IA; s gar dali, 8t9; wheat
declIurd cents; Oats firm, 80; corn active Al
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c. NJ. BLYSNKs, Eso.-SR Your remark
touching the constable is precisely what be
says of you. His name, l regret to say. does
not bclOng TO me, and having no right to
give you another mans properly, must de-
cline 10 accede to your demand. Besides,
d bout. BRICKS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

GEN. G.. WASHINGTON BEICKs.-DEAR GEN
ERAI Your polite and genllemasiy note is
received. very much regret the hasty and
inconsiderate note 1 addressed you this
mUruiug. When you reflect however. that
it was done, in moment of mental distrac-
ton, to prevent hostile meeting between
husband to whom l am tenderly attached,
and a friend whom | have ever most highly
esteemed, 1 am sure your generous nature
will prompt you to pardon the anxious hand
which penned the note. cannot accept tn
beautiful compliments you so gracefully pay
me; but 1 feel that l would wound your
delicate sensibilties without adj quatc cause.
did l decline the scarcely less beautiful
present. L therefore cheerfully accept it.
regret to leaan from a mutual friend that
you contemplate visit TO California. Should
you go, l trust you will have pleasant
journcy and profitable sojourn in that dis
tant land. But do you not propose to find a
Mrs. Bricks TO accompany you? Among so
many beautiful ladies as there are in Nash
vile, should think that even Il gentleman
of Gen. Bricks IA tidious and superior taste
might make choice. But presume you
are ineorrigible.
Very truly your Friend,
ELvIRA BLYNNKS.
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From the New YorA Dispatch, Oct. /, 1859.

SoxEIH &c FoR he LADIES "A new invention has
recently appeared, viii h, although useful to every
body tpecialiy claimed b. the Ladies', as being ex
actIy suited their wants and requirements They
are delighted with Spading's Prepared Clue /:
brings up no dsagrees bic associations of ST cky glue
pots and st ng odCrs, but Is merely clear uanspa-
- rent liquid in pretty little bottle with small &C
complaining brush 1T TO stand the daHt.est toilet
table in all the land, with cologne and China tres
And so useful it proves any accident happens
20 The ten thousand little kknacks that ladies' de-
light in. No sending the manufacturer for re
pairs at an expense scarcely less than would attend
the purchase OF d new article. lew Of the Crystal
drops sxIfuIly applied by fir fingers, VIII set all
right For furniture, for work xes, for books, for
everything it is a perfect little family physician!
The amount OF money that one Of these bottles Can
eve in a month, would seem almost Incredible, and
ladies' rely on their Prepared Glue a sort Of a ma
gieian that can effect everything. And they know,
too When any article of domestic firm meets the
enthusiast sanction their hands that Spald!ngs
prepared Glue has received you may be pretty sure
It's something worth having your closet shelf
Iuue2n-2B
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Fresh Peaches.

rE DOZEN Cans Fresh Peaches just received and
ala11-u AsLEi-i-, hoofre q u
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The Flu lion Of B.oed!!
AmIeable Adjustment of the Diff
hcufty!.!

AS there is uuc., anxiety in this communi-
ty to know the particulars of the late Affair
of Honor between our distinguished fellow
citizens. Gen. G.. WASHINGTON Bricks and
Col. CARIoLANUs MHTIADEs BLYNNKs. we are
extremely proud that the DAILY Patriot has
been chosen as the medium through which
to convey TO the public the following card
from Col JoHN SMYTTHE, and accompanying
documents:
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SbsriG's sales.
SheriTs Sale.
sherSG,s Sale.

DY virtue ola Il "a. 10 ms directed and delivered
ID from the Honorable Circuit Court OF Davidson
county, Tennessee, at is May Term, 1860, will
expose to public sale the highest 3der, for cash at
A. Khne's Dry Geek oavIdsoa co., on Saturday,
30th DAY OF JUNE, 1890 all right, title, clanl
interest and estate, which a. Kline then had.
or may have since ae1lu5Ees IN and the following
described property, tesit, ore Engine and Boiler,
and all tue fixtures belonging 20 said engine Corn
Mill; one Corn Sbeii-s soe GrtEdstoBe- al the Iron
Pipes about the IfsIisisr and those Pipes leading
10 the creek Que liquor pump; ore water pump. an
The betting and fulir btcny ing To sad mac hlnsTy
ono iron clutch and iiS'irc Nne OK wag u; lot
OF lumber, CONSISTING q sc snfitg aud isch plank
beng ieviea tilo property 81 a. Kline 70 salts
rv \ Judgment -endtre n iAvOr of anderson < Ro
mans against the sald EHne Iune 19tn, ls6O.
J X hi,Ht=SiaSI.!, Sheriff
juneco-.d Bs y. T.. ROHRsTsoN, Bop. Sheriff
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We are Indebted to Adams Express for
files of Louisville papers of yesterday, and
New York nd Philadelphia papers in adj
vance of the mail.
We are also indebted to J. J. SULLIVAN for
the Cincinnati Commercial.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30
No Time TO Wait for the Doctor !!
Canary CAGES !!

| lust recejv.d 200 assortei Canary Bird Cages NJ
81 ali styles colors and prices, some hanasoins
ss ever brought 10 thus rket. Fer sale low by
| fshat J. " WILSON
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30
ElouSe-Aeeners. attention.

THE attention OF the readers OF the Patriot, the
Il Ladies more especially, is requested by Aessrs
MACKENZIE & MIACHI\, TO The excellent Retrger
at.rs ana cheap Fraii Jars with which Il ey how
supplying our citizens. Tempests' Fruit Jars are ad-
mIrAbiy adapted Tor PuttIng Up al kinds Of Fruits
and Berries. 1hey are durable, simple and cheap,
and the demanu for them is great that slresdy
nearly three hundred dozen have been sold
~ ay2-t
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

Col. CoRIAI-ASCs MmTIADES BLYNNKs-
SIR Your note of this date has cUme. The
more l think about it, the more l am con-
Y inc, that you sr0nf do 10 go fishing with.
l can t withdraw tie language while in this
fame of mind. Besides, you may not be
aware of it, but L am not now the proprietor
Of all the papers in the State. However, as
that coniOunded livery stable man has shaw
of that note of mine and l have been sued
on it. if you'll go round to Squire FERRIS
Office and stay the thing for me, won't mind
saying that very wealthy man might go
fishing with you without being forced to
mortgage his estate to deiray the expenses.
Respectfully, Bricks.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30
Hard to Collect.

BY reason of which we are offtriug Cur
large stock Of CLUTHING AND FURNISH
ING GOODS, very cheap for CASH, or to
prompt puying customers on time
WA4D, BIRMINGHAM & CO.
maY2G-2m
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Valuable Town Lots
AND
CO UNIT NY Ian ID .
For sale.

r AM offering fur sail reasonable terns. ths.
i follow ing pr,pert, Cd handsome t5uildiag s.soss
Ia the .th nd Stu Wa "a 81 Nashville.
Nine Houses and Lots of various dimensions, from
larg- small comfortable resi- at prices
iu the city.
Que aeuble three story Business House On Broad
s. rect, occu ticd at preset b, Hardcast & Co.
ose Tract Of about n = acres, tnfee miies oct
the Nashville and Cratt. Dogs Rsiiroad frame house.
nd well-part OF the Lucus or Craicn>r tract, good
sill.
One Tract OF abont 81 acr. on the MurfrcesbeTo'
rurspiks road al melton with the stones RIVER
Turnpike ons-haH mile ont ad1tcent TO W. b. LEWIS
and 5thers-fny Brick arr property.
One Fiat OF about 30 sc->s, egnt fiies out, near
the Murr eesboro' Turnpike. Coed improvements,
good water ana timber.
One tract OF c5out 90 acres on the Franklin Col
iege and stones river iurni miles ot3u
Gle lreu, balance good timber aid we'll watsfed-
tract Of about l2o acres, aojacent 10 ssrne
the Exst, froats Turnpike 20 poles
nearly ali goyd timber anu sof good.
L. act of about $50 acres ten miles out,
SIN ih's sp lues, oae mile sud half th OF lhe
aur ieessaro' Turnpike mostly vel tintsaed, alb AZ
Il la IN Nashville ana yic,asty.
For u, tier pan tc.iass cal NANCE 6ocpsAi .,
No. so Cherry street.
Young Negroes At fair prices VIII be taken In ex-
cha ~ for the above.
juness-in rsA JAMES u. aEREIL.
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Furnishing Goods.

OUR stock of Full Bosom Shirts S gain complete.
" For c.olness md comfort we commend them
being rticu triy Apr prte {" the present hot sta
We have a small los OF Pau Bosom shirts,
together With endless variety IF palmer stylus
We la also received another lot Ui iiIs me
Neck T.es, Gloves, HandkerotI f., resslng Robes,
Suspe. ders, Hdlfho e. &c NC Also, re-suppy OF
ssas ,nable UNIER WEAR. Call ami see our tiO0ds.
We are Determined disp9 &c .. them at very low
figures. being anxious to reaGce our Stock
june22-u J. y. NCGlL1-
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s1oxE Worx1.rx. Jan. oh. $3.50.

SI0NE MOCSIAIS, Jan 4th $50
Meszrs. CLARK < FULLER--tienI: Ny vie was very
much afflicted with scaIy letter her feetaad hands
snd afIsr trying ore OF the best physician in Inc
country, ard IN ing no rel-f, sle, Oy chance, got
hold Of oGe boIiis q yOuE smbTosiaI all, and found
SO mach relief that crdefed two dozen bottles from
you Il Nashville me three months sine, and tue
use OF three or four bottles has made complete cure
a tn disease She Was almost past : ing about
when she used ths FIRST bottle have sold all !
bought and want more 1 am il business At this
MACE and IhiLk can sell good zeal Of tie Eledi-
cine. You will pie Sc send n three dozen bottles,
and will remit by return NAL. Send it by exl ress
90 ne a. stone Mounte5.-- RssyFlaIb county, Ca
Yoa fpertfu ~,
funa2a-7. ~ JAMES ETHRIDGE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
a. II. RIOS OE S. CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS

Nashville. Tenn.
WYE are prepared to cxecu orders To- Drugs
w and " Medicines aud all arii les Pertain
ing TO the Drug Ddsluess, with despatch I'd at the
lowest market price.
Thu att nton will be given heretofore to
have every article good quality represented
and instance wall any thing be put up that OF
4 doubtful or sophisticated character.
II our intention to maintain rhe reputation
have established in selling none but Pure drugs
Medicines ,a.,d We, therefore invite you examine
siOcN before buying elsewhere, believing wecan
snow Inducements seid- IN oiered i'll thu or aLJ
other Southern city. In addition to Drugs have
constantly on hand large stock OF feriumer: !,
>oap- aud Toilet Articles White Lead. LInseed OH
TnrpeniIue Fa-uiShes, liquors and Wines for medi
aprlu-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

TTAvING associated ourselves together for tho
IL the purpose of trznsacting General Grocery,
Commission and Receiving and Forwar6 ding Business
feel assured from long experiences IN this basl-
ness that give satisfaction to all VINO may
vor us with their patronage 10 our intention %
keep instantly in well assorted stock Of Grs
sell them cheap as they be bought elsewhere
J. n & Il. SPEREY.