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Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23

FoRSEY's OpINIoN.-John w. Forney writes
as follows to his newspaper, the Philadelphia
Press:
Many of our best-informed Observers begin
to think that there will be no resistance to
our troops in Virginia, and that the policy of
retreat will lie maintained by the disunion-
lists. as far more agreeable than n crushing
and inglorious defeat. This is not my opin
ion. That Davis. stephens, Mason, Hunter.
and Slidell. bitterly realize their thunder, |
not only believe, 6ut / know IL We have on
ly to recall the reluctance with which Davis
left the Senate and the Union the constrva-
tive speeches of Stephens up to the very mo-
ment of his disgraceful deserton of his coun-
try; the timil treachery and doublr-faced
lugic Of Hunter; the brag Of that immense
ass and bully, Mason, whose assumptions of
superiority were in ridiculous contrast to his
own transparent ignorance-to find the evil
dence OF this assertion. But these old. bad
men. are already suspected by their dupes
they have always been distrusted hy ii great
party in the South. And as debt, despair,
and utter gloom begin to settle upon the Sc
cession cause, those WHO were forced into his
eluse will demand that Davis and his Direc-
tory shall do something or 20 to the wall.
The idea of divided North aud united
South has been dspeled. II has been reversed
We have no Andrew Johdson in the Free
States, no Emerson Etheridge. no Frank
Blair, no Shermrd Clemens, no Geor. e d.
Prentice, to divide our solid column, because
these men when they speak aad act in the
south, speak and act against foul and res-
teling wIong, aud because the creed of the
people of the loyal States is that of honor,
gratitude and liberty. But in the seeded
States all is dstrust and doubt. The other
slave States are more than divided, because
those who there oppose secession will do it
alike with the ballot and carlridgeboX
Hence, bold forward movement is demand
e,l at the hands Of Davis and his set, to save
themselves You see that Davis has at last
reached Richmond. He is there in bad health
and worse spirits. He is there Il broken
hearted. bankrupt man. All his chiefs are
sick or sulen There is not one man in the
whole cabal that is not either ashamed or dis
gusted with himself They look upon the
movements of the North with terror and with
horror. They hehold the awful power Of the
Government of the United States, now rap
idlv developing with amazement and WON
der. They know that their only safety is in
tight and fight they will even if it is but
one buttle, aud that their last on earth
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23

GYMNAsIuM FOR THE INsANE.-The Stock
ton Argus says; A canvas pavilion has
been erected upon the grounds of the State
Insane Asylum, accessible to the patients, in
which all the paraph -rn'lia usually found in
well regulated gymnasium have been pro-
vded. The floor is laid with tan, seats are
erected around the pavilion, and everything
added that can offer inducement for gym
nastic practice In the centre of the yard is
circular swing which seems to be a favo-
rite means of amusement among patients
The work of erecting this gymnasium has
been principally performed by the inmates
Of the Asylum.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23

Los ANGELES DoUCLAs CoNvENrIoN.-We
learn that II dispatch was received in town
from Los Angeles, yesterday, stating that at
the late County Convention Delegates to the
4'h of July Convention were elected, ma
jority of whom were in favor of Eugene Cas-
serly for Governor.-U Union, ycsterday
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23

RATES OF FnErGHr TO THE MOUNTAINS Six
ty-three pruprietors, owning tighty-nine
teams, have agreed not to load at Mary s,iIle
for any of the following places at lower rates
thin mentioned For Pine Grove and Nt
Louis, It cents per pound; GibS"nville, !
La Forte and Grass Valley, II; Am House,
! J Straw berry Valley, Columbia Hill,
|; Cherokee, I OrovlIe, J. Dowuieville,
II Forrest CITY, II; Allrgnnny, l.! Good
\ cars Bar, u; Camptonvlle, French
Corral, 8 San Juan, 7 Forbtstown, 7
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23

..You are drunk" said II judge to juror.
The juror. strengthening himself up, IN II
bold half-dehant tone. replied, mo stree
5obl
well" said the Judge, II fine you five
dollars for the bob D."
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23

COll"l, s, pdH Juuu, Ipi ototONHi T.
SECEssioNIsTs MAKING PRosELYTEs BY THE
USE OF Gov DowNEY's LETTERS AS an evi-
dence of the good influence exercised 10y The
letters of Gov Downey on the Union Ques-
ton, we have the following facts to relate:
Throughout the counties of Tuounne and
CaAvens, the Breekinridge Secession-t+ re-
ly upon Downey's Union C?) letters to sustain
their position in opposition o the U. 5. Gov
erument. These letters they have had print-
ed in circular form, and circulated through
out the counties named. The real Secessiun-
tsts make those letters tributary to their OBJ
jeets in this way: They say, Here are Gov.
Downey's letters you know he is regular
Douglas Democrat; you can see he opposes
the present war: that he says it is an a6oli-
lion scheme these letters of the Governor
enunciate the true Democratic doctrine" etc.
Such is the practice of those who profess to
be Democrats, but who are in reality traitors
to their country. But they manage to use
the Governors letters to their benefit; aud
there is Il bare possibility that Downrys So
called Union sentiments will yet the means
OF enabling the Southern Democracy to carry
tins State. They (the Secession sympathisels)
say the Governors ideas are the real Demo-
ciallc ideas; that his notions are opposed to
those Of the Republicans and the o-called
Dougmsites; that the Governor being II
Douglas man, is real representative OF
Democratic principles, and that everything
in opposition to the Governors letters is rank
Abolitonisn.
FolloNi this system of tactices, rs we
know, the Brecklnrdge Seces>ionists have
managed to secure considerable strength from
the re Il Democracy, Especially have they,
in many Instances, led citizens ef Irish eX-
traction to helive that Cove ernor Bownpy let
ters expressed the true Democratic duetrIne,
and thus have secured their allegiance to the
Secession party in this State. We mention
these facts, not for partisan purpuses but to
show these ho contend that Gov. Downey
is sound Union rnan. that he is not what
they think him. At lenst his Union senti-
ments are used by straight-out Secessionist:
to make converts to their peculiar doctrines
and to add voters to their party CdW
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-22
a CARD.

n consideration of the advance in all 5s,i,.
vi material used in the manufacture of caetin rs
vel As the increased cost of labor CONSEQUENT IS ,i
present expense OF living 4' ." the
~ VI, Ihe undersigned, FOundrymen in tho ci, 3
'tnSlle, are compelled advance the prce C r =.
iS Sne eTni q ID from the present date ''
Vp ANDREW ANDERSON.
ELLIS & MOORE
N,sb,;,I, n. T. ~ BRENNAN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-22
Wanted.

A PsW Intelligent, Able bodied men 10 cor,r,a,o
L a battery of FLYING ARTILLERY. r'e'e
, 80 Oo,n aissloned Officer and eighteen non CON-
ofilcers are TO be chosen from the racrnjt
,i 1is' .nfee Backsmths, two Saddlers one Wheel,
fis mi ana TWO Boglers, with extra paw !" --eei
NasbriII q, on captain Wright Market street
E- iie' OF al the Ordnance Office Bowling Green'
30, 49, n. r. CHAMRIUS '
1t-uot capt Light Artillery C s Arm,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-22
To the People of Tennessee

Believing that the course of SnecpIator,
ana Jobbers of the country is having great.
er tendency to depress and discourage oDr
people than all the Yandal hordes which in
COIN can bring against US, hereby agree to
grind Wheat for the People at the rate ot
one dollar per barrel of Flour. or twenty
cents per bushel, to be ground in lots of from
one bushel up to five barrels provided If is
ior the use of the families having il pround
ana am also willing to invest fjftv ner
cent OF the profits thus made in Confederate
Bonds. My mill will be in operation abont
'ne last OF next month"; will then be pre-
pared to grind over one hundred barrels ner
uay' oi as good flour as is made in the world
l make this announcement thus in advance
III order 10 quiet, to some extent, the fears of |
the people, and to enable them to purchaea |
thelr supplies of wheat before it hiss fallen in
10 TIE hands OF the spectators of the conn
try. And while we all regret that there are
nose among Us who allow selfinterest to
predominate syer their love to the causa of
me south, you can console yourselves with
ne reflection that there is,bne among Won
hough poor indeed, who isAnwillng to grow
fieh upon the necessities of the people while
ngaged IN such holy cause as the one in
Ehlch the people of the South are at present :
ngaged. JOHN T NcC.NN
Oct. I9-IW
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-22
Special Order No. 8
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE
Nashville, Tenn, Oct. IA 1851

ADJCTANf GENERALS OFFICE,
Nashville, Tenn, Oct IA. 1861.
Information having reached the Comman
der-in-Chief that Regiments of the Tennessa.
Provisional Army, heretofore organized mn
mustered into the service of the State are
being recruited above the ,,axiufn,u nrnbo,
oil men allowed by law, and a considerable
portion of the period of enlistment of many .,
SAID regiments having expired, and the re-
cent proclamation of the Governor bavi,,,
Afforded abundant opportunity for all who
deslre TO do so TO enter the service in comma
MES and regiments, aud be mustered into
service in obedience to said proclamation
further recruiting in the infantry and cav
AIRY DattaiIons- and regiments organized pri-
OF TO The date of said proclamation. is hereby
expressly forbidden. And those having charge
OF the transportation of troops will after this
date permit no recruits to be transported at
public expense for service in said battaIions
ana regiments Any recruits mustered into
service hereafter in violation of This order |
VIII be transferred to such companies and
regiments as the Commander-in-C Chief may
ieem proper.
by command of Gov. IsHAn q H.pp,o
jommander-in-Chief.
JAMES W. McHENRY,
00'' io-uI" Adjutant-General.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-22

THEATRE.-Last night Miss KATIE EsrE11
made her first bow before Nashville audi
ence in the character of Evadne, and from
the excellent manner in which she personatei
that extremely difficult role, we must con.
graduate Mr.. KEEBLE upon having gained q
very valuable accession TO his already tai.
ented stock company. The play was Der
formed admirably, but We must particularize
the "LudoTico," of Mr.. DALTON, which was
really a magnificent piece of acting. This
gentleman is rapidly becoming favorite
with our Nashville public.
Tonight We are to have Bulwer,s ..Iadv of
Lyons, Miss EsTELLE as Pauline char
acter in which she is said to excel. The last
representation of the part we had the Meas
ure of seeing, was Miss ANNE TAy1oR and
tonight We shall have an opportunity of
Judging of the respective merits of both Ia |
dies. Let there be full house.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-22
General Order, No. o.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE
Nashville, Tenn. Oct. * 1881

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE. ]
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct Is. 1861.
commanders of companies, battalions an,
regiments entering the service from MiddI.
tennessee, IN compliance with the recs,t
proclamation of the Commander-ip-Cb;af
VIII move with their respective commands r.
camp Cheatham, Robertson county. or Camn
Irousdaie, Sumner county, Tennessee. as
'ney may prefer, unless by subsequent orders
| lne place OF encampment should be defer
| mined for them.
Tue companies should, in point of streuctb
comply at least with the minimum mum hers
fixed by law.
II Is desirable they should take with them
"''' encainpment arms of whatever descrin-
tion can be procured.
Tue proper officers of the Quartermaster,s
anu Oommlssary Departments will. without
, !! orders, supply to companies batta.
nuns ana regiments. entering the service in
ooeu'ence 10 said proclamation, transnorta-
'on' equipments and subsistence.
90 soon as arrangements can ba mod g.,
'ne purpose, orders of like purport with This
the other divisions Of Tho Go.
will be Issued by command of
Gov. IsHAM G. HARRIS
Commander-in-Chief.
o 0As. W; McaENRY, Adjutant General.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-22
Speaking.

"os- d ; FoorE, candidate for the Confederate
congress, viii address his fellow citizens Of the 9Th
congressional District, at the following times and
places, viz:
snitiville, DeKalb county, on Monday the Is, of
October.
Alexandria DeKalb county, on Tuesday the ed
instant.
Carthage, Smith county, Wednesday the 2sd inst
Lafayette, Macon county Thursday, the oath in
slant
Lebanon, wilson county, Saturday the 10th instant.
Z Spring place, Monday October 2sth.
Third Toll gate Murfreesboro Turnpike. Tuesday.
October 9th.
Tusculum, Wednesday, October aoth.
Tank, Thursday, October 3Ist
Bucks Grocery, Friday, November LIST.
smiiey's Store, Saturday, November End.
Charlottesville, Monday, November 4th.
Cow2n's Store, Tuesday, November 9Th.
Co1rt House, Wednesday, November 9th
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-22

He SEQUEsTRATION ACT.-Tbe constitn
.ioaailty OF the writ of garnishment. unde,
tne seqaestration act, is being discussed in ,
proceeding IN the Confederate States District
court at Charleston. wide and interestino
issue has been opened by the discussion II
Is contended that the writ requiring the di.-
eovery OF Yankee credits is a purely consti-
eutionai Invention, without precedent. and
W Win direct Infringement up IN the liberty
% .ie cI'izeh, who Is ommanded to answer
or us private concerns The argum ent ia
apparently remote. but seems tn b9va 49,
oped considerable interest in the seouastra.
tion proceedings at Charleston with reo1rd
10 10 the constitutional features of the law
we believe that the court has rendered No
decision yet on the eonstftutfonalitv of the
writ Richmond Enquirer. INC
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-22
Sherif,s Sale

X virtue OF Vend. Ex. No. 1880 TO ma d,-..,.,
of aeilyered from the Honorable Circuit Cor,
term ISsI county, Tennessee, at its Septembe,
tbs , ooder FOR cash. at the Court HOUSE wa Tue
yenbey u ss Nashville on Saturday the 9th dsy Of ~
eslate al the right, title, claim interest ana
Lot S s a acquired in and to the following descrg
estate 5r m inc plan Of division Of N A McNairvs
court at Nashville, in minute book ~ ele tnancery
nos reference is had containing n acres and
Pyes Deing levied on the properly Of Wi1y;aro
or city, 70 satisfy Judgment rsndereJ in fs,-o-
Vi d. D. Cole against W H. NcNairy Octoher Is IssI
JOHN &. ~EDaIUNDSoN, Sherif- wv
by A CREEL, d. P. Sheriff
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-22
The TabIeauX Viyant

This elegant exhibition, in which some n
Inc most accomplished ladies and gentlemen
OF Nashville participate, takes place at tb,
Masonic Hall tonight. 1t is for charitabl,
purpose, the proceeds to be donated to thu
Protestant Orphan Asylum, one of the mos
meritorious Of the benevolent Institutions q,
the day. A private charity, it has never re-.
ceIVed the protection of the State, and is the
more worthy for that. We are sure that the
Hall will be crowded to OVERLOOKING.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-22

FROM tAe Examiner, Norfolk, Ia
oepoanc Fills accomplish the object for which tbsx
were made, viz: Cure Of headache In ali ia foTs
FRO" The Examiner, Norfolk Vc
They have been tested ia mora tbs, g ,t.
cases, with entire success -Ad
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-22
Er0ra III. Adrer-tis.- p-s-

From the Democrat, s.. Cloud, MINI.
II you are, or have been troubled with tba bs.a
SEND or box, Cephalie Pills. so that You nav
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-22
n Fafhetic ssOry--Andy johnson and
his FeDoW.traitors

mas FeAOU-tfa1fors.
i ne clip the following paragraphs from
letter to the Louisville Bulletin of the 10th
from Camp Dick Robinson, dated 18th Octo
: Der:
Andy Johnson the pride of all LOYAL Ten.
nesseeaHs, and the beloved OF patrols every
where, arrived in camp on Friday last Ia
response TO serenade on Saturday evening,
he made-a- powerful and eloquent speech
winch moved many IN his vast audience to
tears He declared it to be his purpose TO
lead the Tennesseeans encamped here back
in triumph to their homes.
Il visited the eneampment of our Tennessee
Drethren last evening. | found both officers
ano men eager for the fray which il tn ra
store to them their homes, their families and
lneir Government. They naturally feel
| cnaieo at the apparent delay which forces
them to linger so long from all that is dear
70 them on earth. They do not fully apnra-
eIale Inc policy claimed by some, that Ken.
lucky shall drive the Invaders from ba. -
cred soil. and, satisfied with thar anS;o sd
menI, afford no relief to her sn ff.ri,cr 80 |
rem in Tennessee "Ieth-
hnlie viewing Col. Fry's dress parade las,
e..ehihg my attention was attracted nv a.
siIvery voice OF handsome young lady. aud
Gpoh inquiry, learned that she had bis,orv
i her s'epiather, Captain Doughty. bad besn
ven from Anderson county Tenn n, o.
count OF the Union Sentiments Which ba 10 az
ttssr..a.lned, and found his way to CamD Dict
laoolnson, where he took command of a com
Pany OF rennesseeans. Left at home com
tParatFefy friendiess, she determined to fol-
aow tne fortunes of her natural protector
GU; provided with small sum OF moneV ,
she teit Anderson county afoot and alone
one me Inade her way through the deem por6es
and up the rugged mountain nights for 60
'iaeFa0ie distance until she found herself | c,
Htthln The pale of friendly settlement
.. ,ieh she procured a horse and a guide and
l W many trials, arrived safely at the camn
ll5s Sarah Taylor, who is highly educated.
+ the handsome and twenty, is the pride
the encampment. This modern loan Of :,
Lrc' II she should not lead, will at Ieast so-
= onpany her companions in exile TO the land n
neF 3lrth-that is to say, if some ardent \
,eu'uehy admIrer should not convince her IN IN
iat capLislty IN Kentucky is more alIuriUo
ian maiden liberty in Tennessee. air
fp-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-22
Keep Your Properly Insured,

WI. MARE, Insurance AGENT, No. 25. Col
lege street, in this city, has paid me FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS, the full amount of nv in.
safance on that part of my building on mar
ket street, which was destroyed By fire last
wednesday night. IF you wish your Losses
settled fairly snd paid promptly, keep your
property insured with him. H.METz
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-22
A Great Chance for a Perfume in Land

/ HAVE 1900 acres of as fine land a. can h, g.. :.
IeXls or elsewhere. am bound TO sell or will
swap Tor place improved in or about NasbyiIia AZ
tuo nes IN Bosque county, aud on the Bosoue riv,a
10 miles from Waco, and mites from the TevaS c.
lral Railroad in fine healthy country with nentS Of
Ma'er ana plenty OF timber 2 fine Springs besiieS
suc river passing through the tract ITDiber, bar,
81 zoo acres of the finest Cedar and about 400
cts OF heavy Pecan Bottom the balance of the trct
desirable tracts of Land that can be fund in tb So,
SCr rr tner information, address Thomas Everett
Iroei creek Post Office, Bosque county Texas who
rNes On me adjoining tract; j. B. Reed Branb.ro
teAas Reed went from this county The title ~
Sie'lr ana perfect and unncumbered The uaners ca
Dc seen a, the Commercial Hotel. l car be Seen dn
ing tne DAY a. Sharp * Hamton's sword Factor
St "a al NO III Ceoper's Building, Cherry; street.
~ 80 H. L. JUSTICE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-22
ChancerY Sale of Lands

| DURSUANT 10 a decree renserad IN, a., -
CGrt al Nashville on the On of Nav 1851 in ny
VIII s ln1 nc Foster A. az Ford and others
on SatnTSp sac at the Court aouse in Nashville
Nd anu ~ lylng on the Murfreesboro Turnpike Saad and
hrl ne r. cLty, known as the a. H Ford place and
- 81 ny nun OF Thomas j. Foster A plan of diI,iS
VI sag tract of land may be found on mace ~ 81
nrocae - n 'ers oice davidson county and viii
B ana 10 seI scSeralng to said plan, Lots No
., salu ioIl.os No. 9, containing 50 acres and hs,-
ing upon II all the improvements - 4" nav
-, rms: Q, Y Is and "a months credit without in
49,, anu Iree from redemption: purchaser to
eaeGute notes with approved suretes pavabIe in
BANK, and lien to be retained > F-'"Oi III
0O'o-'u j. E GLEAVES, c. SM
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-22
Notice 10 Correspondents.

We VIII esteem it special favor if our friends and
correspondents in the various divisions and camns
the Confederate forces viii furnish us with all the COS
SIP and news proper TO be placed before the public
We Wish to make our paper both an Interesting and
welcome visitor To the tent Of every soldier fighting
our battles for independence. Their letters should he
addressed to at Nashville Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-22
No. 25s6.
SheriRos Sale

BY virtue of an Alias Vend Ev,ao =, -
naIto, from the Honorable Circuit Cosrt =,
1ss, Countyi Tennessee at its Septernher -, "
III, 81 tne Court House yard in the Civ az Nh
the ret, 1itIa the 20 day of November, 1851 an
aen then had or may have since acoaire,d ~ . l.
of eronDS described property (viz pece or oi
er Of ~, OOruaed as follows beginning on the corn
me, ana running theme. west 25 4I4s noss =, Us
sad T'rna ae turnpike road thence with the center Of
poles 10 stl a"aa south 40 degrees, east 81 1890
cbnrcb ", 20 poles to the south corner Of 80
iot, thence north % pees 10 the soatb
e5 ~ oeing levied on the property Of m
johnson aI.;y Judgment rendered in favor Of "
bsley1 this, Oct. T. 1851. " "0Ou"in and E B.
octs-,d JOHN K. EDNUNDSON, sherin
v" D. ROBERTSON, Deputy Sberig
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-22
DR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES,

| ~ DIX KING, formerly OF New York for
| $zSA-z1l<a tae hast four years Of LOUISVILLE Ky,
| fh .. ana who has devoted his attention 70
e of private diseases for 80 years fatters
nsen, having attended TO practice for 50 many
anu cured SO many thousands he Ia enabled 10
St All diseases OF private nature, matter hsy
a1 tney may be from injudicous medical treatment
from neglect OF their own Dr. Kings Dispensary 3
no Deaderick street. between Cherry and the
econd story, where he cures all diseases of Driyae
nature. f'''-'s
Gonorhea cured without nauseous medicines or In.
erference with business. - -
STRUCTURES OF old recent date eectuatly cured "A,
Few days, by an operation which causes no mai,
Where Structure exists health cannot be e1oveds
fernals no disease causes more mischief and uuders
mines The constitution SO much.
Syphilis, with all the diseases of the skin erourin
OUT OF neglect or bad treatment, can be eftectuaIe
cured in few days. '1A4v
seHtHat Weak1css-Particulara attention having h.,
gwen 70 TINS disease and all the consequences gron
OUT OF H. Drought on in many by the desrpete
nADits OF inconsiderste youths and excessive n,,i
geece OF the passions neglect of which will undsrs
mime the constitution, rendering the subject unt ~
business or socsety and causing premature Old zee
fenaies who may be aboring with apv diffc,,i,, :,
the womb may rest assured immediate relief - -
residing abroad by writing and stating thai,
Gsse VIII alec enclosed, direct to Dr. A Kiae N %
De.aefiex street, Nashville Rn, viii have r6s neoes
s.fy medicines sent to theR address f,sie,s -.
ulyae-ind&wly 'esiAs'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-22

H'V"' ne 1fupeFIlSer, ProrIdesce, r.
The Cephalic Pills are said to be remarkable asss
I've remedy ior the headache, and one of the yery
best for that very frequent Complaint which hs. &
been discovered ~ 49, efsF