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New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
6peual Notltes.

Tenth Ward Republican AssocIatl0n.-A Regular
Arsdng of this Assog will held s RnRs Hotel No ga
Grand A., FRIDAY Ek NIN0 9Th inst, st O'clock
GEORGE DONALDSON, President
. 9a6sfas sG6E ki s4Ti1EMSSa 4MfELMGa vicsPis-id'0'a
vs.. VS. Sss1coh' ssss. isoc.
Jesus hath Eternal L. 70 s1s 10 Al that 60 unO Him
Na VII ~ vine n''' '-s,s ~ The Lambs Book Of Life
B-scK-Tin, Lead, speltcr, Antimony, &c.-Tae
Qualities VI NE aLo aud al he lowest naIket fhts
oasn pnsca for sale al the well own sno 9n
established stand Noe md Blrlng clip Of LUClOo hAhl
Mortou,s Celebrated Geld Pens.-imp'ovemeots
nse IA the msolery manufacturing cod PeDs and 81
eud by Letters PsieLt have enabled bi 70
overcome the sny imperfect hitherto Unsyodsbe In their
sroduon eo biDg the cObt within the reach OF all
HE writing public should know the following facts Constant
inF sx done cheaper With Gold Pens than with
piee Il Is economy God Pens The Gold Zen
tern, ged by Of continued while the Steel
len chs gg b. ard ~esr therefore perfect
uniformity tg obsi cd only by the use OF the Gold
Pen The Coli IS always Iesdy and reliable white the
Pen be eitep cd AID new enc selected
thfef re- the Of the Gold Pen there gee' saving OF
time Gold psbe Of receiving dree Of eleseity 20
that the Colo adapted 10 the hand OF the writer
therefore Of the hsd and not injured - Is
Hpown BY the Of Steel Pens he l. now sell
hi Gold Pens pIcet ing from 25 cents to according
e sytISe Of every Of which vii far outsst
ETos. Of tbs het Steel Pens Sid by oil oeses 10 the line
she ouny Wholesale and all at the stoe No
Is kaidDe where al orders Deosng cssh stamps
wireceive prompt attention ards PeI OF Pens Corresponding in
value md selected according Description will Immediately be
ssLi by mail OF oiherWise O. directed. Address
A. MORTON. No rs Msidrn]sne. New-York.
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MoS7nrr P,ar No. 6, Pace Il Cssrs:
, tn WE M" HOUSE 10 U RN A l.

v .,., wade Of the Elomept." by PIof Youmsns.
b ~ sn an All ,ocr-cy by Thomas bigeinson .sq
1 Jc.i,nJ and he IceeudeIs," by PIoi Chs0pouine
K ta. shove lecture. specially reported
u d. n n A. i,s st-oIis- music: - -.
Tearts Ease NAlse 10 yrolr rDne" by heH Ce fsuf|
.1'te Nsrutino RedoSs by A Tssot. .
Cnuhi4 the rnde OF the Wodd" anew fsn0nd pong oy
D. Ghswold csc. =,
IN, Rrri IT Schotti,ch,' by MA'sehan.
The Nacht Violin Wauz" by Lsnner
H The Electric P,lke." by Herr c Fsust
ssdo an lmmsnse variety and tit of the choicest or1s
selected reading IN er Wit and Hnmor, Chess, DrnuRhIs
t,euis ResiiuR &n. 6c r.,ru,,
ti,6 ON recep Of stsmps by the pnbiher A. HARrHlLL
~ No. % Norh Wilismst New.lork Sold by hh News
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UCTION NOTlCE.-LARGE SALE OF
n FIRST CLASS HOUSING. II tURN1URE PAINT
NGS sTArUAKY, &c ThiS DAY tTn.ndsy a. INC sas Gle
avs ssle commencing 10y oco son- lae Of Rosewo1s 1
oc ave tiAo Forte, Drssg 10 ites, IeNt SsIpej h
o,s cIs Cursins Bookcase Esg--s Bu eais bedue'ds
Wsabts d. Hsir Mdtssses, Oak uiuos h.om farhlt9re
China Gs and Silver Ware Also Naement and hir hem uf
uiture. NJ
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kIO! FOR CANADA!
ADVERTISERS! MAKE A NOTE OF lrl

} ADVERTISERS NAME "A MULE or ~
THE QUEBEC
Rally MORNIN CHRONICLEl
[ BUSINESS IL CANADA is PROSPEROUS
( . II e Il f G,
(Ypk SEAT OF GOvEhNNkMT)
1T NEVER WAS BETTER
SARMY. THE NAVY, THE SHIPPING INTERESTS
I GENERAL PROSPERITY OF THE COUNTRY
HAVING GivKN o TnE
ANCIEN 7 @ u L A l.
frIMULUS AS WAS NEVER WITNESSED BEFOhE'
THE QUEBEC MORNING CHRONICLE,
ESTABLISHED IN l847
THK
ONLY DAILY PAPER IN THE CITY.
1T mas THB
LARGEST CIRCULATION
OF ANY PAPER
IN THE LOWER PROVINCES,
VERBATIM REPORTS
PROCEEDINGS !" IN M PARLIAMENT,
l. THH .,rnc ,,r,t q,
MOST RELIABLE SHIPPING AND hEHOA"ilLH
PAPER
IN ca " a.
Tbs Man for advssrrs to sfcsan our prices would
he 10 from the lie Of the advertisement toey
de,irr- the p ice will be returned perpext InsiL a.
No ooels viii bc attended unless accompanied By the
ALL LETTERS TO BE PREPAID. -,
" Subscription 10 Daily, s3 pr snnumi Weehy' e|i
strictly IN advance.
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Burning fuio, Oils, sc.

I IGHT! LIGHT! LIGHT "A GREAT VIC
TORY Can phene aud Fluid sxerminsted and Coal Oh Is
UNION COAL OIL BURNER
dives the greatest light the world from single lamp
With danger explosion and a half OF anything
In use Csmpheoe LrmJs altered small expense
Lamps Coal On Cans Wcks issys hznd Rights for
,as to manufacturers only. ~ None OF tusss Lsmps
grnnDs with my stamp OF applied foT 10 ont Of the
burner and without which IL k unlawful to make SELL my
improvement Lamps dterods any place Ia the city by
preBs the country uoico by letter otherwise being len
at my place Of business No Bz Cath nes City
sIis,soGion 10 guaranteed before payment I. asked
JOHN MULvANY.
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HEADQUARTERS U. s RITLgs,

2
No 239 Broadway, corner Park.psce.
"United States Rides" Col w. W.KRZYZANOWsKl,
Ieut CL W. LEsKIOhCera who have conn anes, or parts
o coppanes ht class regiment invited
a. tile this conidersiJn This regiment
accented b, the of War The men are enlisted IN
oanbpr OF uae aud N r time from the day 81
sDtmeDt they also leave for csmp II Instruct Immediately
sne1 their euls,ine Ufbcere form their ccmpsniei with
but httlo expense.
United States Mastering 0Gi.e, No. 20 Wbite-
stfeet.-L hoice Hereby ss-n y Oh Coones ~ho have
been anita zed by the SecIstsy OF WEI 70 TSie Hrgment
and who are no engaged 10 Recruiting Ia this ciythst ouy
one ReoToug Office Si De allow dand The expense thereof
Funs net exceed THIRTY DOLLARS per month.
Coones are requested - uitn 10 this ONCE eeftihed
eopes Of their authority to raise Regiments New 1oIk sept y
TSl ID. B. SACKEF,
Lieut. Colonel Fifth Cavalry.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
T1HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR SEPT. Z.


The NEw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the folOwinE:
ILEADING ARTICLES: Underground Tsea'oni DID
Oar Last Congress Fell to EviEee n,,nI Coms,s1[, y,
the Army; Ihe National Loans Gen. FI-nont'
Proelamson; The Capture Of the llstein forts;
New. .MeIro Troops North aud Souhi Jeneiso
Davis; Editorial Paragraphs
U.wAR NEWS SUMMARY.
uI THE NORTH CAROLINA COAST.
Iv..TRUOPs NOW II TIE FIELD
v..wHAT NETWORK HAS DONE.
N.BRILLIANT NAVAL VICTORY; Success Of ,s the
ForIe.t Monroe EIpadii Hsiterss iniet foftih
oaiiols Cat. oil: lyh Rebels Killed sud ThI's.
fv. Wouuded, 30 Prisoners rsten, IS Csnuon 1nd
l,OCO Stand of Arms; Lsrgs Amount Of AMMUNITION
Captured; NO Los, on tie Union sids' 0sp'of. t oI
Engagement; ARRIVAL Of tho United ~ tsi FhssIe
Minnesota, The Rebel PTsouers On Board
VII. FROM EUROPE
VIII. THE REMAINS OF GEN. LYON Their Progress
from the West.
K.LATEsT NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH.
Skirml.bing Mar Greet Psil,; Rebel Forsys In
Kentucky and Sl',OuIi Th- B,mb.rdmen, Of CAT
ye,ton; Particulars Of the Af.ir. Import d'nt ArTsst
Of Rebels; 1he Movements Of Gen. Ro'ecrsnI
x..TBE DEATH OF JFvFvRsoN pAvIs: c..:.- ;-
dfcofy Rsp5rts; Rebel Ofsoers 10 Mourning, IN.
ne6el nsrss. Called Together fhm'J fIs'sIt-
Something Wrong
M..KENTUcKY ALL RIoHTi Neutrality to be Ab.n-
doned.
XII. NEW PUBLICATIONS: About csndl.L
XIII. ..PoETRY; "The Shattered Lochet," The Morse
man.
XIV. MY AUNT ANDL
Xv..THE COEFIsCATION ACT.
I,.0EN FREMONrs PRocLAMATI0Nt Martial
Law IN Missouri Ali Rebels Tsksn IN Arms 70 ne
Shot; Rebels' property CoBhscstd; Slaves of he6'
els Declared Free.
XVII. THE NATIONAL LOAN; Appeal Of Secretary
Chase.
XVIII. FROM CALIFORNIA; Correspondence Of The
N. Y. Tribune.
XIX FROM NEw-MEKICo, cOne'pondoDos Of The
N. Y. Tribune.
Xxx. AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.
XXI. POLITICAL
xxi. PERSONAL
XIII. CITY NEWS.
XIV MISCELLANEOUS.
XIV. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XVI. COMMERCIAL MATT eRs; Full Report. Of thu
stock, Money Cotton Grain. aud Cattle hafkeu
specially Reported for TIE n. Z. tribune
TsRss2 per Three Copies for IS. Ten for s12.
Twenty Copies address t20 and extra Copy TO the
person who forms the Club.
For Club Of One Hundred, send The Daily Tribune
gratis
SINGLE COPIES for sale Ct the Publication oioo THIS
MORNING.
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TINHE MISSES MARSHALLs DAY and
HIARDlg0 SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, No lil
Wr.I 38tBt 1h and Sth sV. will reopen on Nun
LII lrIA
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

A. NJ MERwIS. Auc ionee.. 50.
ny BANGS. MERWIN d Co., Irving Buildings
ID Nos, s9a and 56 Broadway Of BOOKS sss'ione's'
Picture, Works Of Art. Fancy Ooois. Furniture &C;
FRIDAY EVESl g. sept Q, at o'clock NJ
PRIVATE LIBRARY S s;a0dtd and Mscei,,neoos p9ossl
or y,ro, subjects Including many vupaoe spa
CII work, &C For paricula catalogue and the oeon
ct toe salesroouis.
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fam 6rljoo!s.
Gonses amo farms tUauieo.

A FARM WANTED-With plain buildings
"A well wstered ch deep so adapted e fs q ,,Ss 20
a hous ride from NewYok address giving fni avscnfhon'
piaes, &C., 4. ktShAA, kcs hs. y,GwfsstoDse
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
FURNISHED HOUSE or ROOMS ~ RENT
i Apply u No. Il Eat lbtb-st.
Sales b. Anrtlcn.

A UCTlON NOTICE.
A BY LOCKWOOD, BROS UNDERHILL,
No. as Aurr.y-sf.,
THiS DAY A. 10 fCLOCK, ..-..
pFaTrT AR SALE OF DRY co DDS, WODLESS LINENS,
HOSIERY sHIR IS snd DR. AWERS HOP SKIRTS, ke
Also Line OF bOUTS And SHOES, FRESH
Of Extra Germantown Hosietry, coupsina general
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1tllIiiarp NclIteO.
Citation RiLsesc; ,g sc;ovp.SY.


C.D. CaAbIES NChAN'S COhFArSi' ,,
A fsv NOV. . "a men reluire1to complete 'hi' SVi'
ubieh mustered into too Gni,eo Waited Those b;lng
In,ev ,,.,,sr. have Z urrf ohgIWie qusut@
Ap5y At GrceoW ich-sv. over Jeaets0n % -ua,Ao
-FFt,., ReoI0,ent Prepient RiheG--CoL W. MERl1lIT
MO scre And .nes superior irdUcemen 20 ofeers
- vaso who desire to unite with bIstclAss oTgsntS ol'
Mac tsry spph siioD St Htsdquhners "
sIII;faPy,-A chance Is offered to get up and
SOoTsRd Sv bs' Wur Depsr!urnL Also in other
"a, as Of the insnt few First and Second Lrntcnans s'
anis sd CoIPoes are vented feT'2ns oi s29a
a., Temperate heb possessing the proper 9udhcaoD snd
bo are WILING sva their belp In getting up the resPe Ve
oonp which they viii le attached can receive he Sp
soiurlpu p once Apply a. Ne III Nihamst Applications
" NO'' ln'' " " Il. MCDONALD. QuaItorm,steT.
Sixth RegimentN. Y. &. VI. recognized for the wsI.
Accepted By tho Comman3e in Chief -Four vacancies OF
p,r es lsa Applications viii be received until MON
DAY Sept from officers with companies Of thiry'lwO men
srous Of ing with this weknown and ted Organization
Address JOS. c. PlNCKNEY New-loIk Clty
seventy.ninth Regiment, N. Y. s. M.-The hogus
I This regiment Wi uest where they h se Oa tue
EeI uibe friends Of this gmen viii meet 81 ne Mercer
eorBes and Mercer s.-eets FRlDAN EVE iN
9th inst. st oclock precisely Honesty s our SatohWod.
BY OrSer Of the v C.
Seyenty-NInth Regi,rept, N. Y. s. Nj. Tie sd ouTn-
will take place at
Gbsons Building iJlhs and Brosdwey THIS VEN
IN0, n O'Clock. GEO. ROGERS, President
Capt CA.TLs, secretary.
The Clinton Riaes-CAPTA'N N AND ACTING MAJOR
w. A. Kinks CUMPANY.-RECRUlTS wanted for this
4ny Intelligent man bringing from l2 to IS win be sp
pointed Serge II men vii be appointed Corporal tonDd
u,egebt acting Privstes may look for sdy.neemen
Every soldier carries in his knsPsack the baton Of tiedMsr
R+eruiDs ststionsNo. 3sv., BerHsrds ls
sfEsst 24th,st.i AID No. o. WI ismsL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

IT ALL HOURS. EVERY DAY AND EvENlNG,
THE WONDERFUL LIVlNG HlPFOPOFAMuS,
which has astohed NewYohrr ana everybody s'e VINO
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE :

NI SFTUTE No. LS stht, corner II M>cd0uss Oh Nssh3
auare oprns is hinetseih Academic OF o. VI
afsd ror bo,i,ss or college, by tho assist 'wey
RE FTpssors The laee light and well ventilated rooms
Of building by the Principals expe-sy for h~r In
FUTON bysa dnri, the vacation been eno'aed hnt are - W
for the pee ion OF t. with whom the resident
cprl Mt Cfke) ready copfe duTiDg any ra ol ne
day ming Catalogues Of reznatio references tef ms
DO obtained the Broadway Booktoes and st the
IBsiiue. -,
p g. Pupils requested 20 be gompty present at the
opening 3, pt. y CLARKE N fANSlN0 PnDcip lt
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iOants.
AS GENERAL HOUsEWORKER--A situatiOn

TWO sisters want situations; one to COOK,
H. WASH, and IRON; tho other. u DO CHAMBERWORk
aud WAIllNG. ortake CARE ofA BABY Good city
try References Apply No. n iiery-st, first floor.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

formerly OF u Ia England and sher~srd Of Ne"to tors
C,y will feel sr,sy obliged by ree i've 20 him.
a. hs, h.yr no, received Intelligence from him since the
monh Of july 1854 Communications 70 be addressed 20 Mr.
EDWARD g. WILSON. Solicitor. Hull, England.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

DEND.-NEW-YORK CONSOLIDATED
STAGE COMPANY The President sns Direciors Of this
CJmpsny have declared their usnal SEMI -ANNUAL DFi-
DsiD Of FOUR PER CENT payable to the sockhodero 90
and aaef IN. li,h inst 80.
Tue BOOKS f'om the oh to the hh in't'
iuclu-ive. JACOB CAMPb rbD, y; treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

Sn BURNING FLUID.
SO CENTS PER GALLON TO THE TRADE.
ALCOHOL, COAL OILS, LAMPS, go.
is. STANTON, Manufacturer.
No s46 GREENWICH-ST., N. Y.
DEFINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
~ OReceyed di from the manufactures AID fot ass
Ia quantities 10 suit H the very lowest market Iasi by
SCHIEFfELiN BROTHERS A. Co,
Nos. l1U aud LIZ w Mtllitm-st, Ne~foTk-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

WANrED-A GIRL, u or IS years old, TO as
w sit "a the Of two Children; you'd prefer who
has edocstioa good Gil will fnd comor able h,ns
Osh' daace from tho city Apply No. "a Beekm4ns
md floor.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

Jesus hath Eternal L'f ave 10 an that 20 untO Him
Gnd viii "tlie ubvii Ne ~ ibp Ianbs Book Of Life.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

LIMITED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU,
No 20, broadway cor Wsnenst Paspotsi,sned through
j. Is EONES Adopted citizens must prodsce certi6cates
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

CUOULD this meet the eye Of PATRICK,
- MARY or KATHERINE KELLY, who hsvs emisra,ed to
New YOrt from Newln County Galway ireland .oon' "a or
BRIDOEr nov Mr., sHAUGHNESSY. who all be happy 70
hear from th, N, Let them wh'e to Mrr sHAUGHNESSf
Emu Vale Bund rrsh River Now England New South Wale
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

TsRss 80 per Three Copies for IS. Ten for s12
Twenty Copies TO address +20 and an extra Copy to th,
person who forms the Club.
For Club Of One Hundred, we send The Daily Tribune
ratis.
SINGLE COPIES for sale Ct the Publication ooo THIS
MORNING.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

Seventy-NInth RegireuT, n. Y. =. nj. -Tle ad ouTn-
81 Dees Of toe friends Of the 18th Regiment will take place At
ibsons Building iJlhs and Brosdwsy THIS VEN
no, ~ n O'Clock. GEO. ROGERS, President
.Czpi. CAsILE Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
Cbarce5 for Business ttlcn.
Go Ubom II man Concern.

DASSPORTS.- United States PASSPORTS pre-
i pared add Issued, a. the Goveromeni AseHey No J's
piDesL
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miscellaneous.

A. THOMSON g. Co., No. 2l5 Water-st,
N. Y oa,r for sale. II end rERNE PLATE cts eOas
AID Coke SHEET iRoN. BELGIAN hgs,iI, az. n.y. nIg2
NC and GdraaiIed do Sheet Zinc, Copper, WS b'0es
I'm Spe'er, LSad. &c
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
,l,HE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,

'lNHE ROCKLAND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
At tNYACE, on tho HUDSON,
VIII REOPEN Sept ~ with full corps u Professors and
Teschera 49, =.
FOR Csarus. and Ciroula apply Eugene plunke,t No
lao BrosdvayJ A Barnes Burr, No. 81 John-stI L. j.
Crowen, eq, No. $50 Broadway OF - -
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

WANTED-A SALESMAN, thoroughly ac-
w qnsn'ed with the Hobp-Skir trade Address, stating
pry engagement reference aud sary expected Box No
21J9 Pot Oftcs.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
seYenty.n ninIh Reelment, NY. 8. M.-Ibe 80

I nds Of Ills regime nj Wi ussi taey p bot the
Ee friends Of this gen wi" meet 81 the Mercer House
orgs Of Toone aud Mercer s.-eets FRIDAY EVE >Nu
9th inst s o'clock precisely Honosty our Tatchwod'
Nv ORDER of the ', G.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

SCHOOI aud Home Education. Private French,
- Oeri an Enllrh and Spanish Cla.,sl aud Commerrd
bo.fdnK aud su s.bool III hDe Playground Oymha
suai NJ, ~ w. 20 hI hes-ee BIosS~sy snd 9TH
ur Louie Emit ishes ehas- OF limited nano Ger Of Boys
Rsop-n. uonday, Sspt. Is
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-01

"If yer Tennesseans don't secede, we
won't buy any more of yer bacon, or yer
mules, anG yer II hat to find market wher
yer cam" says the ignoramus, whose wealth
in cotton bales makes him presumptuous.
Well, If the seeding States do not buy
our bacon and our mules, where will they
get their supplies of these indispensable
plantation necessities They cannot pro-
duce them, and will be obliged to buy them
somewhere. Will they give the free States of
the West the preferencef If so, how can they
better tbemselVesf They will be quite as
see bacon and mules, as Tennesseans will be
to sell them. They have never bought of
TeEnesseans because they loved Tennesseans.
but because it was TO their interest to do so.
And what has been their interest will contin-
ne to be their interest We have no corn, or
flour, or bacon now TO SELL and hence our
railroads are employed in carrying these ar
ticles, purchased in the Western free States
for the Cotton States. If we had them for
sale, they would buy of US, for the reason
that ours are better, and cheaper. AS an in
dication OF what they would do, read the
following
BooT AND SHOE TRADE OF THE SLAVE STATES
WITH BosTON.- From the Shoe and Leather
Reporter, we learn that 57S5 cases Boots and
Shoes were shipped from Boston during the
week ending 9th inst, of which 1910 cases
were shipped direct to slave States, as fol-
lows: Nea0 Orleans, 1853 cases; Baltimore
GA Norfolk, us Charleston. sc; st. Louis
81; G0iueston, %; Savannah, ID; and so cases
in small lots to sundry places.
'.Yer can't get along, gentlemen, without
the Yankees, nor without Tennessee"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-01

DEATH OF A PRINTER.-We regret to an
nounce the death of Mr.. z. PARK MILLER,
member of the Typographical Union of this
city. He died at his residence on Line street,
Thursday night at II O'Clock.
Mr.. MILLER was connected with this Office
for several years as a compositor, and was
faithful and constant in his attention to busi-
ness until some two months since, when the
disease, consumption, with which he had
been threatened for some time, rapidly de-
veloped itself, and he was confined to his
bed up to the time of his death.
Mf. MILLER enjoyed the esteem and conf
dence of all who knew him, and his death is
much regretted by the members of his call
ing. His remains were taken to Knoxville
for interment. They were followed to the
depot by large number of his friends and
brother craftsmen. Mr.. MILLER leaves a
wife and three children to mourn his loss.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-01

H6- HEADACHE is the favorite sign by which nature
makes known any deviation whatever from the natu-
raj of the brain and viewed in this light may
be looked safeguard intended to give notice of
disease which might otherwise escape attention, TIL
too late TO be remeded and its indications should
never be neglected. Headaches may be classified I'M
der two names, viz Symtomatic and Idlopathic-
Symptomatic Headache is exceedingly common and Is
the precursor OF great variety of Diseases among
which Apoplexy, Gout, Rheumatism and all febre
diseases In its nervous form it is sympathetc Of dis
OF the stomach, constituting sick headache, of
hepatc disease constituting bilious headache, OF worms,
constipation and other disorders of the bowels, as
well renal and uterine affections Diseases Of the
heart very frequently attended with Headaches
Anemia and plethora are also affections which fire.
quently occasion headache. Idiopathic Headache is
also very common, being usually distinguished by the
name of nervous heandche, sometimes coming sud
denly state of apparently sound health, and pros
trating at once the mental and physical energies and
in other instances it comes slowly, heralded by de-
preston of spirits acerbity OF temper In
stances the pain is in the front of the head
or both eyes, and sometimes provoking vomiting
under this class may also be named NelZrnloiG-
For the treatment of either class OF Headache the
Cephalic Pills have been found sure and safe remedy
relieving the most acute pains in a few minutes and
by its subtle power Graduating the diseases of which
Headache is the uneering index
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-01

To-THE EDITORS OF THE PATRIoT:-Deem
ing it my duty to those afflicted, and to the
one who cured me of two malignant Fever
Sores upon my legs, which made my life bur-
densome for five years, having applied to
several physicians who could give me no re-
lief, and trying all kinds of medicine l could
get, which was recommended for old sores.
All seemed to fail. l gave up ever being
cured, and wishsd for death to relieve me of
my misery. For many months my limbs
panied me to that extent could get no
Sleep, until my father, who. being cured of a
severe Rheumatism by the Indian Doctor,
at No. 100, High street, purchased for me a
bottle of his Blood Purifier and box of his
All Healing Ointment, which relieved me
Immediately. My legs are now sound and
we'll. My general health and strength is
better than it ever was in my life. And if
owe any man on earth debt OF gratitude,
that man is Doctor Anderson. wish every
man, woman and child in the world, vino are
afflicted as have been afflicted. who have
suffered as | have suffered, may read this
letter and thus find where they can be cured.
| l am of the opinion his remedies will cure
| any sore in existence, and l would recon-
mend all thus afflicted to apply to the Indian
Doctor, No. 100 High street, where they can
be relieved of misery, and also be permanent
| ly cured. MERTON SANDERS,
Resides tSandersville, Davidson county
Tennessee.