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- SgeeIAI NolTeEs Double the above ratea.
ding 70 the EPasS occupied and ihs uubSrof eSanSeS
AZ from tranaient psTSons or Straur
S&esnesS y pot exceeding ava llnoS SO psrFear.
oT e. tor ak months. hut for shorter psriod
Will be counted less than anuaTOS,
Tho privilege Of Animal AdYertiFinp Il IIr,t.j q,
S1e AaNsItisSrlt own Immediate business: and All
SSsfttsemSnts for the beneht Of other prSons a.
Ven aS al legal advertisements and 0dyeTtisomenfs
Of auction sales aud rpaI estate SENT IN IN tb ,,,S
DC paid ior at the usual rates - s.----= =
sIttsenepts not qceqnpa1iiSd with written
accoTdinRly. n = e44 AEBsu
cases At full rates. ~ y St4't s24H ~ -
Marriages, Notices Of FuaeFRlI, and announcement.
fsermOns, 50 cents each. 'geTII .sp
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RAcoN's noYnoop.

Sweet to the eye aud to the heart is
the face OF Francis Bacon as a child.-
Borp among the courtly gIories of York.
House, nursed on the green slopes and In
the leafy woods of ofGorhambury; now Dlay-
ing with the daisies aud forget-me-nots.
now with the mace and seals; one day
culling posies with the gardener or cours-
ing after the pigeons (which be liked, par
tic9lariy, IN u pic,) the next day paying
his pretty wee compliments 10 the Queen;
he grows up in.o his teens grave, vet
sunny boy, on this side of his mind in love
with nature, on TINT side in love with art.
Every tale told of this gplaythfnr of the
court wins on the imagination, whether he
hunts the echo in St. james Park, or, eyes
the juggler and detects his trick, or Iisps
wise saws to tue Queen and becomes her
young Lord Keeper of ten. Frailin health,
as the sons OF old men mostly are, his
tathers gout and stone, of which he will
feelthe twinge and fire to histIying day,
only chain him TO bis garden or has desk.
When thirteen years of Rgelhe goes TO read
books sunder Whitgift, ut Cambridge; when
sixteen to read men under Pauiett in
France. If he is young, he is still more
sage. A native grace Of soul keeps of
from him the rust of the cloistcT no less
than the stain nofthe world. As cambridge
I UuV
Poictiers fail to melt him into Montioy.-
The perils he escapes are grave; the three
years spent under Whitgift's .hnrd, cold
eye being no less full of intellectual suares
than are the three years spent in the vo-
luptuous court of Henry Trois, among The
danes and courtiers of France, Of moral
snares. In the train of Sir Amins Paulett
he rides at seventeen with that throng of
mobiles who attend the King nnd Queen.
Mother down to Blois, to Tours, to Poic-
tiers mixes with the fair women on whose
bright eyes the Queen relies for her suc-
cess even moro than on her regiments and
teetsi glides in and through the hostile
| camps, observes the Catholic and Hugue-
| not intrigues, aud sees the great men Of
either court make love and war. ,ButLady
Paulett, kind to him as mother, watches
over his steps with care and lOve-a,Sind-
ness he remembers and repays to the good
lady and to her kin in later years. For
him the d'Agelles sing their songs, the
Tosseuses twine their curls in vain"
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aaIiislg gntFltlgelttr /
TERaIs o. ApvRnr1siNcs.

TWINS soIIp L1Srs og NoSP1nErt. COs oy1 MON /, /,
LESs, NAKE A sQuAIE -
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q blu.h u.hen b !. na,ned.,,

@To oblush when he iS namsd.P
When the passions fan out in most men,
poetry flowers ont in bin. Old when a
child, lie seems to grow younger rs he
grows in years. Yet With all his wisdom
he is not too wise to be dreamer of
dreams; for while busy with his book in
Paris he gives ear to ghostly iptimation
OF his fathers death. All his pores lie
open to,external nature. Birds and flow
ers delight his gyei his pulse beats quick
at the sightofan N fine horse, a, ship in full
sail soft sweep of country; eveEyt6ing
holy, innocent and gay acts on his, spirits
like wine on strong mans blood. Joy-
Gus, hopeful, swift TO do good, slow 10
think evil, he leaves on every one who
meets him sense of friendIiness, of peace
and power. The serenity of his spirit
keeps bis intellect bright, bis affections
warm; and just as he had left the halls Of
Trinity with his mind unWarped, so he
now when duty calls him from France,
quits the GALLERY of the Louvre and st.
Cloud with his morals pure.
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PERSONAL APPEARAScE OF nAcoS

'.HoW he appears in outward grace and
aspect among these courtly ard martial
contemporaries, the miniature by HilyRrd
helps us to conceive. Slight in build,
rosy and ronnd in flesh, dight in = sump-
tuous suit ! the head WeIl-set, erect and
framed in thick starched fence OF friii n
bloom Of study and Of traEel on the fat,
girlish face, which looks far TonngeT han
hts years. the hkt and feather tossed aside
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SaddIes, HaTneSs. .TrunkS "a.

WHOLEs4LB RETAIL
3, SlIEPPARD, NosI3l AIaIn Street. .,,,.-,
Snlon, viii continue to keep on hand 4 iSTSSs,d
13g q talles aud 9entamsn's saddIss FIpoG C.Is
iEnees fTunku. NaleesJ Carpet Bdts sSteIeiS ~.
44EsI HGmes, Whips. &e-tsi - ---@I'' f S0'i
would respectfully call attention 10 n, .t,.,-
tLa.i " strict attsntiou and Pr0mptntss 10 FStit
eoItIInpanee o. the public patronaEr
An kinds Of repairing promptly done and In 4, m,
Pei Sa lsS'iEsr' 1ts El ". B. SIIRPPARD.s
-eps0, ~ III aEaln aA-..A
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FIRB AND INLAND ,SAYIsATIoS r
Risks accepted At terms consistent with solveney and
gs.. fair, prOht. g.
lreefdldkeRtioag gfrtR % IRSHTlRec9 Of D WRLLLNGS
GHd CbHteSSts. for tCrEE oC0RC to 6re years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-12

Upwards OF 81 100000
ofLossea have been paid by tho RtnR Insurance Co.
In the past 81 yeArs,
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slePL- Paul n Hayne, Of sonth Carolina,
while editor of Russsslls Magazine, thus
notices Mr. Lees work.: Livery inch a
poet bimstH-(thO' his extreme modeytv
prevents him from appearihg often before
the public)-Nr. Lee has performed bis
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''D0s'E gEsEas Is ola gnlEsD Fos ! q. -
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NH6,.sIzEBRlUARYe 70 1861. 81. ssNJJNTBER l46
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
VOL. XXI.
Aastrille gatriut.
TERMS:

ri ysal-I,- III - - -
ohe Weekly for two yearz, or two Week.-Mrs.
for one year, IL advance, -..5 co
When the Daily, Tri-Weekly or Weekly to be dis
contnued Said in advance at the time subscrbedfo for)
the subscriber order, Other il viii be conttn
ued, at our option, until paid for and stopped. II
cot paid must be paid at the time of disconnuanee
or az our opton If the party is good, il viii be sent
until paid.
Rernittanses By mail in .registered letters at
,xsk
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20

9The Yankees just now seem 60 hs
expending q good deal of their indisna-
tion on the Bank of Louisville. Not
only are the dirty dogs of the Louisville
Democrat doing all in their power TO ea-
cite the Lincolnites to some action In re-
gard to it, but they are earnestly bsckea
up by the Niger of the North.
In the Chicago 1ri5saae of the 18th We
find the following:
CoSFIscATB THE CoNcsES.-our Louis.
vile correspondent, in q letter dated yester-
day has the following paragraph:
In the conduct of one Of the banks Of
this city we had fair example Of the
strength Of the rebel sentiment in our midst.
The State Military Board has obtained ffoa
the different banks Of this city loans to the
amount Of 81, 40, 500 IS, and has been
promised further advances. The only bank
not subscribing to this loan was the Bsak
Of Louisville, under the control Of Q hum
Der Of intensely Southern men. They With
hold their support to the State for the avow-
ed reason of crippling the sction Of The
Legislature. Yet the bank is allowed to do
business, to continue as Of old, and the d.
daily business. The Democrat of this morn
ing throws out this strong hint to the BAak
Directors and the Legislature
ssThere are times" says the Denocrst,
s'when those who are not for the Govefa-
nent may be clearly set down a. sgsinst it.
If banking institutions, with monopoly of
power, array themselves, directly or indi-
rectly, against the country, they should Be
made to dry up" saa4
If 1t is q fact that the stockholders aad
managers of the Bank of Louisville ere
.'secesh," the proper officers should make
short work of the whole concern Let then
at once confscate the bank, and turn us
cash and other assets into the Golfers Of tbs
Government. All squeamishness on such
subjects is little better than ;ressea.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
Canadian Military Matters.
fFron The Toronto Glob., stA.1


Ten GA FOUNDER guns reached Toroasa
from Quebec on Saturday evening by train
on the Grand Trunk Railway. They VIII
be conveyed TO the fort to-day, and win Be
mounted on the embankments the inafsnt
they are completed. Upwards of 100 men
belonging TO the 30th regiment are busily
engaged on the Notifications. Four Of the
guns will be mounted on the embankneAt
now In course of construction near the eA
fort; two half way between the two ferts.
and the remaining four on an emhGnkmezt
20 be raised near the new garrison fhs
works are rapidly approaching completes,
under the superintendenee Of Lieut. StoTeY,
Royal Engineer Seatries are posted 81
around, and no one is allowed TO apprsssl
the place where the men are al work.
A very large number Of persons visited
the Queens Wharf yesterday, but 10 o1s
was allowed TO enter the fort,a sentry being
posted al the bridge; they, however. atis-
fed their curiosity By inspecting the suBs
which arc similar 10 those in The Queens
Park.
Gen. Williams and staff. with tho exeep-
ton of Col. Napier, paid visit to ColInx-
wood on Saturday. for The purpose Of ekan-
ing it's capabilities as naval depot for Lake
Huron. The party left On the morning train
on the Northern Railway On their arrivs1
at Collingnood sail boat was procurcd, ,ssd
the General and staff cruised round the hsr-
Dor, minutcly examining the various points
on which it may be desirable to erect fer-
tifcations, &c. They returned to Toronto
In the evening. On Saturday, Col. Nspisr
left by the morning train for London.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
NEW SERIES 1853

which began when Green heat the other in
ths election IS Colonel They had bean
warm personal friends, and united In reis-
ing the regiment. Both. unfortunately,
wanted to be Colonel, and since that was de-
MED him, McNett is said to have been rest
less and mutinous, encouraging discontent
in camp, and even lodging Complaints
against Green at Albany. Col. Green pun
him under srrest in the guard house, end
while McNett was standing In the door or
dered him back. McNett refused TO obey,
and shot was fired over his head He still
refused, and was shot in the head. Tia
citizens of Cortland we're much excited, and
collision was for while inminent. Col
Green put his troops under arms, planted
two loaded cannon to command the sR-
proaehes, and defed the town Thus nat.
ters rested at last accounts, All business b.
ing suspended in Cortland and al connu-
nication with the camp being cut of. McNest
was formerly b lawyer at Buffalo, City Al.
torney, and Member Of the Legisiature. Hs
had for two years past resided in Belmont,
Auegany county. .z2--
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
SheriM's sale.

pY virtue Of Fl Fa to me dircered, and delivered
II from the Honorable Chaneery Court Of Warren
County Tennessee, at its September Term 1861 will
expose 70 public SALE to the highest bidder for cash
at the Court House Yard in the City Of Nashville on
Tuesday, the 18th of December, 1861 all the right IL
then had, or may have since acquired in and TO the
following described property, viz One Negro Nan by
the name OF Christopher of dark complexion about
yeats of age being levied as the property
OF John W. Martin 10 satisfy Judgment rendered il,
favor Of j. F. Aorford, Clerk Master, against John
". Martin and VI. o. Harris.
J. K. EDMUNDS0S, Sherif
: Dec Go By ". ID. RoBERTsoS, ID. Sh,f
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
YANKEE NEWS.

G The following first rate notice of
Hon. Garrett Davis, we copy from that
intense abolition sheet the Chicago T15-
une-a paper that advocates to the fullest
extent Cameron's policy of freeing and
arming the slaves. The details of the
balloting in caucus, which we have seen
for the first time in the Tribune, will
prove of interest to our readers. Guth-
rie it seems was butchered by one of his
own friends member from Louisville |:
Breckinridge,s Successor.
Hon. Garrett Davis, the Senator elect
from Kentucky to succeed Breckinridge, is
par excellence, the leader in the Union
movement OF his Statc- II is to him the
State owes the guns which rendered such
timely aid npreVentings outbreaks;
and from the outset he has been a rugged
issue, unconditional Union man The cleo
ton is significant of the temper Of the peo-
pie. Kentucky has chosen her course. and
neither War reports that she does not like,
nor the infammatory howlings of discon-
tented newspapers can swerYe her. The
voting IN the Union caucus was very close.
On the first ballot there were eleven candi-
dates. Davis had 16 votes; Guthrie, Crit
tenden and Bell had each 10 votes; Under
wood = Holt 5, etc. The contest narrowed
to Davis, Bell, and Guthrie, and the 9Th
ballet stood: Guthrie 40, Davis 35, Bell 27.
On the 9th ballot Guthrie and Davis had
each % votes; and on the 10th and 6nal
ballot Davis had rs and Guthrie 10; and he
Was nominated. The one decisive ballot for
Davis was cast by Louisville member, who
did not vote before. In the Legislature, on
Tuesday, Davis was elected, receiving 81
votes, to II for Vim. johnson, secesssionist,
and for VIM. o. Butler. Mr.. Davis is i'll
at Frankfort, but viii be able to take his
scat in few days.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
CONFEDERATE STATES.
SEQUESTRATIOy AND MILITARY STORE,

/ RAVE taken an Office Cherry street, No 10, in
Il front OF the Maxwell House, where all business,
arising under tue . 'Scqucstraon Act, win be attcn-
ded TO.
Fersons having 10 Posscssen property or money be
longing TO " Alien cnemcs; will report TO me at my
office.
Subscriptions in g Military Stores :" received and
paid for IN 2 cent Confederate Bonds
S. Z. C0CkRJII.,
Receiver for Confederate States, Middle Tennessee
octI3-12wiw2m
wanted immediately,
10000 Bushels CORN, delivered at the Race
Track or at our Pork House, to feed Government Cat
tie and Hogs, for which wiz pay the highest mar
ket price IN cash.
E ~ BRUCE & CO.,
noVl2-2m Agents c. s. A.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
HOLLINGSWORTH HOUSE,
Seven Slaves at Chaneerv Sale,

A I the Court House in Nashville on Saturday, De-
"a cember 2lst, 1861, pursuant to decree OF the
Coancery Court at Nashville in the Of J. Z New
man and wife Vs. Fred Sloan and others will sell 10
tne highest bidders the following SLAVES OF the estate
OF the late Fred. Sloan, towit Rachel a woman aged
a TO so years; Hart, aged 49, Ambrose, Ii: Nath1p
8; Arthur, S; Ben, 3; and Thomas /. Rachel and Ar
thurr Ben and Thomas, to be sold in one lot
TRRAS-Three months credi-purehasers to execute
notes payable in bank satisfactorily endorsed or stps
lciH be discounted,
dec1 J. E. GLEAvES, c. &M
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
Come to the Confederacy.
LUNCH, GOOD LUNCH.

IoHN MILLER, No. o, Cedar street, has determin-
u ed to serve up splendid LUNCH every morning
st his Confederacy, from 10 to i2 O'Clock
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
GThe Chicago Tribune is highly eH>
couraged at the appearance of things q.
Washington. 1t says:
From Conxress.

The telegraph gives us daily added prssf
OF the feerlessness and zeal With which tie
Representatives Of the people at Washias-
ton arc going into the work Of investigates
Of the present National evils, their esuse4
and the errors by which their remedy hes
been retarded. Gen. Hallcch's third order
was put into The crucible yesterday
From the discussion it will appear hox Gar
our Federal officers are infuenced BY "su-
thorities at Washington" as 10 the interPre-
tations Of their duties and orders in cness
where slavery is coacerned- The friends o3
humanity can thank God and take coursSs
from the tone with which Congress has oozd-
menced its session, and which We trust VIII
be carried through until the end.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
Nashville and Northwestern
RAALROAD.
WESTERN DIVISION.
Change of Schedule.

ON and after 18th Nov, 1861 the Trains win COM
" mence running, making connections at Mckenzie
with the Memphis and Nashville Railroad going North
and South, as follows lEE
ASNfeo lU-vu a. ii.
Arrives at ..-918 2. II.
arrives al A'henzie LIS p. II. -
Leaves 90 ,s s.ao p NJ
Passengers taking the Edgedeld and Kentucky Rail .
road Train, leaving Nashville at 90 A. N, viii con-
meet at Mckenzie with Trains for Dresden Union CITY
Columbus and Hickman. = ~. -
ss- This being the shortest and only direct route
from Nashville to Union City, Columbus, KY via
NASHVILLE and Northwestern Railroad from MeKenzie
DoFl9-u CULYERHOUSE, Supt.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
RATES OF ADVERTISING

RENEWABLE PLEAsU2E.
One SQUARE one year. S3O-each additional square 81
Written notice must be given to take ont and str p
Advertisements of yearly advertisers before the year
expires, otherwise We shall charge till done.
contract OF yearly advertisements will be dsco1-
i:nued without previous notice to US, nor will any
charge be made for than year at the yearly
6- Advertisers exceeding the space con-
racted for will be charged for the excess. -a&
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
CONTROLLERS OFFICE.

CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
Nashville, Tenn, Sept. IT. 1861
This IS to certify that the Augusta Insurance and
Banking Company located at Augusta in the State of
Georgia. has complied with all the requirements of the
Code on tho subject OF Foreign Insurance Companies
N section l49S TO 1907 inclusive as well as the Act of
Z4th March, 1860, chapter 215, section TO- requiring
deposit with the Comptroller of twenty thousand dol
lars OF six per cent Bonds of the State
And that Jesse Thomas is the legally authorized
OF Tennessee
II. ). j. T. DUNLAP ComptroIlar
The above Is one Of the Oldest and most reliable In
sufance companies in the South Those wishing insur
ance will phase call the undersigned AT the corner
OF Cedar street aud the Square
nOT3-dU TIIoAT
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20

-, sSS2. aO8 GO
9th. The greatest amount insured So OO0
I2th amount insured in any city is not defined
l"th- The greatest amount in block, SIS 900.
Personally appeared before me, the subscriber, C.
= Actay, secretary OF the Augusta Insurance and
Banking Company, who being duly sworn deposeth
ana sth that the above statement correct and true
10 the best Of his knowledge and belief
c. +. NCCAY, Secretary
gust, 1861.
AlPHIuS C. BEANS, Notary Public
Inc same oaih which the Secretary above taken on
his part as President, take on my part
WM M. D'AUTINGNAC, President
sworn to and subscribed before me- this SOth day Of
August, 1851. 7 TIJCKER
j. z. for Fayette county, Tenn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-17

Fi0nl Dr, z. ". tliFlUri0Nli N1U Of7s1ll7'
Your Pills are the prince Of purges Their excellent
qualities surpass any cathartc possess They arc
mild but very certain aud eectua in their aetion on the
bowels, which makes them invaluable to Us In tho daily
treatment of disease
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-17
Melainntune Portraits
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH.
Every Man his own Physician
WAYS PILLS.

The laws relating to health exceedingly simple
to br within tha comp, hensiun of the most m ei
paeiiy. Disease is eect-Ih- violation of some nri
pie Of nature consequently the initacto OF her laws is
invariably punished with ptil and suffering Medical
writer's classify the predisprsug under two heads
An unhedithy condition Of Me Somdch, and de-
Il IL - IL ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-17
NEWARK ACADEMY.

FALL SESSION 1860
mHE Fall and Winter Session of this Institution will
1 commence on the first WEDNESDAY of November,
and continue five months
The buildings and grounds have been placed In COM
plete order and filled up with furniture especially
Adaped for the comfort and convenience Of Students.
Rooms are furnished for the older boys In Colleges for
private study free the confusion and restraint Of
school room.
The Course Of instruction is thorough aud practical
designed 10 iii young men Tor admission to best Col
lege the active duties of the FARM shop count
ing house
y the iberality of the Board of Trustees the Academy
Is furnished with Library Of 10000 volumes, and one oil
the collections OF Chemical and Philosophical appa
ratus in the United States-thus aording facilities for
acquiring y ccInpete Scientific and Mathematical educA
tion far superior to NEST schools in our country.
The best Teachers will be employed, and no labor
spared to secure the proper moral mental and physical
training Of the young entrusted to his care Terms
moderate. For circulars and information address,
EDWARD ID. PORTER,
apla Newark Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-17

Passengers from Baltimore
Salisbury, will take evening ira
spend night at Wilmington. n
leave Baltimore at l,O5 p' IN, an
4
feb . su
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-17
H. R. Bringhurst's Bulletin.

H. X. Bringhurst's Bulletin.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, GID Fourth and
Market street,
CEPHALIC PILLS (Spaulding's) for Head Ache at H.,
r. Bringhurst's 3l7 Market street.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES Of the best
articles for diseases Ofthe throat de at H. r. Bringhur
Drug Store.
T0WNsEND5 sARsAPARILLA fresh stock just re-.
ceivsd and for sale by H. H. Brnghurst, Apothecry.
WISHART'S Pine Tree Tar Cordial the celebrated
cough preparation to he had al H. H. Brnghursts Drug
Store.
sPAFFoRD's OLIVE TAR the genuine article to be
had by calling at If. r. Bringhursts Drug Store.
Mrs. WINS.0M'S SOOTHING SYRUP now in great
demand for children teethng, at II. Il. Bringhursts.
fLASKS for sportsmen-I have nne assortment of va
rioua sizes from u pint 10 pint. have just Imported
them and they the finest quality Of DixOns flasks
II. X. Bringhurst 317 Market street.
BRANDY and WllISKRY selected pure and of nne
quality for medical purposes. by H. X. Briughurst.
FLAGG'S RELIEF, for the immediate relief of pain, nj
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company, in Whining
ton Thursday the nth day of 0etober at 10 o'clock
COLD CREAM for chapped hands or lips for sale ii
any quantity, by II. r.. Brughurst,
FINE SALAD OIL, superior article at II, r. Bring
hursts
HosTETTERs BITTERs, they give general sltsiactioi
and are In great "Fogue" IL. Il, Brlnghurst
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
since last except which has advanced tour cen
| per bushel.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-17

TIIIsHVNUi FW, My II I0UUf
DIR, ]. @. AVER. Sir: have been repeatedly cured of
the worst hsadehs any body can have by dose ur two
Of your Pills 1t TO arise from foul stomach
which they cleanse ut
Yours with great respect, ED. W. pREnbE,
III. .aEuL uL..laaa LL.L-.