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GREAT TRUTHS BY GREAT AUTHoRs-A Dictionary o.
Aids to Reflection, quot tons of Maxims. Metaphors
Counsels, Cautions, Aphorisms, Proverbs, &c, from
writers OF all ages and both hemispheres. Phadel-
pha Lippincott Grambo Il Co.
The object of the compiler of this work. as we learn
from the preface, to collect into compass
and to arrange in form convenient for reference and
consultation. choice collection of the remarkable
ances of the great among all matte but chiefly of the
great men among the AngloSaxon And most alb y
and successfully has he performed his self imposed task
The volume forms mine Of thought of nestimable
value to every one. To the young particularly, it is of
special value; as furnishing the of storing the
youthful mind with fund of high and ennobing
houghts such as have shaped the detnes of the great
and good who have preceded them 1t has been gotten
up in the handsomest manner and is in every respect
superb bookrehecting the highest credit upon the en-
terprsing publishers. We indebted to Messrs.
Nash WooDHoUsE, of this city, for COPY.
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REMEMBER WINGS OF RICHMO ND!
fou are called upon to assemble in Convention
tonight at the African Church nominate candidates
for the Legis ature. Let have full turn out thereby
securing free and fair expression OF the sentiments OF
the Wing party By order
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The Supreme Court of the State of New
York, at its late term at Oswego, have affirmed
the unconsttutionality of an appeal to the people
10 any legislative matter. The subject in ques :
ton was vote by the people of that State on
the Free School Law. They decide that bill
otherwise constitutional can be rendered uncon-
stiutional by requiring its validity to depend up
State Constitutions have confined the law making
power to the Legislature. Judge Hayner, of
Minnesota made the same decision on giving the
liquor law to the decision of the people.
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The rumor that the President "will 10 the
course of few days, pay visit to New Hamp-
shire" has no foundation in truth. We are au-
thorised to announce that he does not expect to
leave Washington during the approaching sum
:Ier.-U Union ofyestsrday.
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RICHMOND, May Sd, 1883.
Gentlemen = In answer your kind letter. nu
consent to be cana date for the Legislature subject to
the decision OF the Convention of the Wing party to-
morrow evening Should that body approve your seec-
tion and my fellow citizens ultimately elect me- shall
make the best of my humble abilities in guarding
and promotiag Those public interests which will be part
entrusted to me.
cannot express to you, gentlemen, the gratitude
feel towards each and all of you for the compliment you
have paid me, and for your favor able opinion If my
qualifications.
Yoir obedent servant,
ia COWARDIN.
To Msssns H w Fry, JB Ferguson, jr Bacon TAFT
ana others my tit
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vThe reader will find 10 another column,
sweet poem from our gentle and gifted cores.
pondeat' 'NANNIE GREY" The subject Twi-
light Musings.
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Local lnteIIigence""City Affairs. &c

CENTRAL RAlLRoAD.-We learn from tn Q
Staunton Spectator that Col. Fontaiue, President
OF the Central Road, addressed the people of Au-
gusta few days ago, on the proprety of their
voting subscription to this work. In reply to
request from Col. McCue, Mr.. Fontaine gave
some account of the progress of the work.
IL is the intention of thu directory to
have the cars RAINING to the little tunnel, the
Eastern side of the mountain, by the first of July
next; fem that point turnpike will be opened
to connect with Rockfsh Gap directly. The
iron is being laid rapidly between Staunton and
Wayresborough, and it is expected that the cars
will DO running on this part also in July. 1t is
confidently believed that the entire track from
Staunon to the western end of the tunnel will be
completed by the 1st Of December next, lsav ing
portage ofonly six miles by turnpike to the little
tunnel. The idea is also entertained Of providing
a stationary engine and temporary track to trans
port the cars over the mountain until the tunne
cs completed.
SUlcIDE.-Y esterday morning about half pas
O'Clock, a named Nathaniel MITCHELL
jumped out of room ia the fourth story of he
City Hotel, into the street, while labouripg under
an attack Of delirium tremens. He was discov
cred by couple of watchmen, shortly after ia
king the fearful and fatal leap. Upon examina-
ton, it appeared that he had broken both leg.
and an arm by the fall; aud in about an hour and
half after being discovered, breathed his last.
Coroner Wicker held an inquest his remains;
the verdict of the jury was in accordance with
the above facts
Mr.. Mitchell was young man, apparently in
the prime of life. and is represented to have been
native of Baltimore and Printer by profession
He reached this city a few days since, from Sa.
vannah; obtained employ but instead Of go.
ing to work. took to drink, and was seized with
delirium tremens. On Monday he obtained some
relief from medical aid. and was supposed to be
doing we'll at bedtime that night. He arose du-
ring the night, however, dressed himself, piled
the furniture in his room mo. l9) into heap in
the centre of the floor, hoisted one of the win
dows and leaped into the street. In descending
one of his feet struck a sash in the third story,
breaking pane of glass therein, and causing the
unfortunate man probably to turn somerset
1t appeared from papers in possession of the de.
ceased that he had formerly been in the U. s.
service-a member of company F. second artille-
ry He is said to have been single man, and.
as may be inferred from his rowing disposition,
leaves effects. He has, probably, relatives
and friends in the city of Baltimore, aud it may
afford them some consolation to know that he
was decenty inferred.
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Correspoudence.


las Cow.pnIS Esn. -
Sir-Beleyine that YOU will make n good and fsitbf,
representative in the next Legislature we the nnder
signed are DESTROYS to know whether Won would sarve
in that capacity if elected An Immediate answer is d.
sirable in order that in the event of yonr co.nt;,
NAV place von name atonce before tbe nnbl;c r ,ht
NAV look aronnd for some one else on WHOM, r. oa. ~
votes, should you decline.
Hugh w fTrv Sam II Goraoo
b Ferguson Jr Jas Brooks
Thos stentou r par
Jas j Bintord A L Elliot
A Morris las Goodman
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AFRICAN CHURCH.

SlGNOR DA COSTA
AS the honor OF informing his friends that he has
Il been induced to give for the first time
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTS CON-
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DIR. WIN. McLANE,
: INDIAN AND GERMAN ROOT DOCTOR.

DESRHCTFULLY announces 70 the citizens of Nashvin
ad vicinity, that he has returned again after resi-
dthce of fourteen years in the South, and permanenyo
Gated himself in South Nashville at the of Wash
irgo and Pearl Streets where he may ali times be fOu
by those who may wish to consult him.
He has in his possession many certificates from
distressing OF the following diseases -Ner-
Affections Liver Complaints. Dyspepsas, Chlls and
5Gnpiions Rheumatisms, Weak Lungs, Fits Dropses
Cancers Ulcers Scroulous HemopsSis of the Lungs and
other lenorages Darrhea Diseases of the Kidneys, Mer-
cuCia and Venereal Tans of the Blood Diseases of Chill
den Worms and various other Diseases incident the hu-
system.
During his residence the South he attended to
than ordinary success.
DR. McIane hopes from his much experience in the Medi
cal Profession and the degree of that has attended
his efforts heretofore TO obtain the confidence and patronage
of the sick aud afflicted.
Nashville, Feb y-ly. DIR. WIN. McLANE.
All Letters addressed postpaid to South Nashville
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OF fronting "a fee. on lower College ST. running back
l. 1873 feet Two houses in the lot which rent for S2l6
year, price $500.
Lot 81 feet Franklin Turnpike Preston Hays addi
ton.
ALSO 200 acres of land in Smith county, miles from
Lebanon For fertility the land BE- surpassed, being
principally bottom, about loo cleared and in
high cultivation The balance finely timbered.
The improvements a good frame dwelling
gro houses, barn. stbe, &C. and Saw and Grst Mills and
Cardng Machine uced to run either by steam or
water.
Turnpike opposite Mr. R. HouStons lot. There the
lot goad flame house, Kitchen, negro houses, &c.
Also Is OF land on Springfield road IA miles from
Nashville
Also 80 acres ofland adjoining the property of W. R.
Lucas.
ALSO acres ofand on the Nolensvie Turnpike splen-
didy improved
Also IS otland miles from the city the Rail
Road.
ALSO, the large Brick Warehouse on College street,
known tie Port Royal Mills Depot.
Also, Of land Sumner county, gear Castilian
Springs.
Also tract 6fland in Sumner county, on Cumberland
river containing fgO acres, known the Sumner Paper
Mills the buildings were erected for apaper mll and
well constructed f0r trat purpose Price 5000
ALSO, 3acfeS OF grouni 10 Edgefeld opposite the prop
erty fgTen, ) r. Anderson.
Also, finely improved lot next to Mrs Polks, front
ing feet on Vine street, lil feet deep.
ALSO and poles ground near The State Hospi
ALSO lot on corer of Gay and McLenore streets with
agoOd brick house containing rooms.
ALSO. very desirable farm 10 miles from Nashville
the Ffahkn Turnpike, contain ng llS55 acres good
two story brick dwellings and oier Improvements on The
Also large fine brick house on Vine street. between
Chueh AID Broad streets, The lot fronts ~ feet Vine
street. .
ALSO 5000 acres of land on the old Springfield rnd IL
miles from NasviAe, Manskes Creek good dwelling and
other necessary buildings and also Steam Grist and sIw
Mills.
ALSO large brick house on Church street. near tie De-
pot containing rooms besides kitce aed other
~ buildings The house well s.rucIed for boarding
house.
ALSO small brick house. rooms on Locust alley, near
Finn's grocery.
ALSO, double tenement, rooms each on Crawford ST.
above High stIeet.
ALSO, 209 ofIand in Sumner county, misfrom
Gaatn. The Improvements are first o.
We have also number OF other lois in the city and farms
in the country, which Can be bought good tevMs. ::
GLOVER u BOND. -
aprill3 No, 30 Cherry street -
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Rich Spring Goods.

w. A. 81 J.G. McCLELLAND,
No 20, PUBLIC SQUARE NASHVILLE
RI rece wing and nJwopening their Stock Of SPRING
"A AND SUMNER GOet3S; and In exteg and variety
They would call the attention Of purchasers 10 The following
with many other Goods enumerated: -
RICH DEE>S GOODS.
Plaid India Silks;
Delicate sumner Silks;
Plain Rich SilSs all colorf;
BerageS,
90 ChaleyS, Dayaderes
Fine Linen Cambrics 40 to IS;
PLAIN and BOrdered Briliantes;
Rich OrgIndy Musins;
French ChinZ;
French Jaconets, from D to so cents
LACE GOODS.
Valencenne Laces and lnSer es Star Point Laces Va
lencenne and Muslin Collars CLfs md Dmity Bands JAG
and Linen Flounces Mourning Robes Plain Mourning
and Travelling Cellars.
LINEN AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
Irish Linens Linen Sheetings pama5k Table Linens and
Napkins Fine Birds Eye Diaper, Huckaback and Medcaed
Towels, Lace and Muslin Curtains Bleahed and Domestic
Sheetings Bed Tckngs, i &c;2 e 22&1 %ci vs
The most beautiful Spring and Sunni er Nantes ever
opened in Nashville Also Silk for Mantles.
WHITE GOODS.
Null Nansook Hair Cord. Striped Swiss, Checked Jace
HOSIERY RIBBONS, FANS, &C.
Blue and White Silk Hose Thread and English Cotton
Hose, Misses Silk and Cotton Stockings beautiful Ribbons
Bonnets, Fans Mitts, Kid Gloves
MOURNING GOODS.
Alpacas Challeys, Black and Plaid Silks, Black Grapes,
Berges Gnghams and Musling, blue Rept Sllts without
uSre. Mourning Collars. and Sleeves
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
Cloths Cashmere, Cottonades DrIlngs, Summer Coat
ngs Lse Thread Shirts Linen and SILK shirts Cravats,
Pocket Handkerchef, striped Lislie and Cotton Half
Hose, &c, &c.
We will lake great pleasure in showing Stool feel
ing assured will be able offer such inducements, it
regards style andpriees as to be conceded c by al
Nashville March 2s, 1858
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NASHVILLE STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
JAMES SLOAN. Proprietor.

OPPOSITE HoRNEs TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
NASHVILLE, TENN
HdTG6 Hdrero0DS ut tie aid stand Coraer Of Summer
Spring Streets.
"AVING made extensive engagements in my Marble
i L Works, my facilities are such that | execute all
kinds ofwork in the tasteful manner and the latest style
cheap it be dor3 in of the Eastern Cities
BY calling at my WarerOOms the corner of Spring and
Summer streets specimens may be which will enable
persons tojuge for themselves which is the best method
Having hand all kinds of Marble from least Tennessee
Also, fine assortment Of Egyptian, Italian and American
Marble which will sell low the trade wholesale and
tail finished or in the rough state.
large assortment of MONUMENTS, TOMS, BAPTISNAL
FoUNTs, URNs, VASES GARDEN FGuREs GRAVE SToNHs &C.
carved and leered 10 order FURNITURE MARBLE executed
TO order and sent part of the Southwest cheap
it be procured from the East Also MARBLE MANTEIs
of every descr pton plain carved BUILDING SToNE sold
Wholesale aud Retail.
All orders left at my Ware Rooms the of Spring
and Summer Streets will mes1gth prompt attention. My
friends generally will find it otheir call and
anime nv stock before purchasing elsewhere. Thankful
old friends and customers for their liberal patronage
hope by attention to business merit continuance
of Their fdvors. JAMES SLOAN,
Corner offspring and Summer streets, Nashville.
fpbla-1y
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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. March 2. 1859

HUNTSVILLE, 3,
DR. BLEDsoE-SR: Judging from the certificates you
have already advertised will be almost unnecessary for me
add further evidence in regard the healing of
your Compound; but say, that for years suffered
great deal from Dyspepsia and enlargement of the Spleen
and thoug ght that would commenced TAX
compound about nine weeks SINCE and have gained
25 or 80 pounds and feel about as well | ever did.
HENRY j. GOFF.
The above medicine is for sale in every Drug in
the city, and most of the in the State. 6. w. HEN
DliRSHOIT, General Agent, for wnoesaleng the med
icue IL Price 81 per Rottle. nOvlS-lYd
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HUNTSVILLE. Ala, August p. 185,

This to certify that had suffered for many years with
Dyspepsia and Diseases Of the Liver. Physician after Phy-
had prescribed for without receiving any ben
eft when commenced the of Dr. Bedsocs Alternative
Compound, which cured soundly, and recommend it
because OF the happy effect upon others of acquant
ance. JOSEPH CAROTUktS.
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S4T4NN4H Gf,
Forward with care and dispatch and from the Eastern
cities or any point desired, GOODS PRODUCE AND
MERCHANDISE, Of all descriptions and sell on commits
sion, PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE. They also pur-
chase to order GROCERIES, which be bought
favorable terms in the Savannah market They solicit
YOUR patronage, and pledge their utmost exertons to give
satisfaction. dec3n-6m
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FLOWER SEEDS.-l60O papers of and select
l. Flower Seeds just received per express from PhiIadel.
I;a Many OF these seeds have just been imported from
Europe, and are enti ely to our western gardens.
Also store, large and fresh warranted) supply Of
Garden Seeds. CURREY MARTIN
march24 No 81 Union street
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PATENT CH0PPING MILL,
Enr Ehnnni a y En-.nI nr Of hnr q L

An article Icstch sCyy F,l-Hcr should haze
TT will grind with two horse power from four to
five bushels hour-ether fine for bread for
stock-and is simple in construction that any boy
twelve wears old keep in order and run Ii is adap
led 10 either-Steam. Water Horse Power.
Having sold the entire right Of manufacturing and selling
the above MIL Tennessee MesSrs J. r. Cowan and A.
G Howard Of Nashville persons wishing purchase
6ni them J. NJ Seaburys College street. where they
Will be happy to take orders. BOSS ,:DAMS.
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RAMAGE & CHURCH,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Boots and Shoes,
COLLEGE ST, NASHVILLE

WE are again in reeep OF large assorted stock OF
w Boots, Shoes, and Brogans, direct from the
manuiacOry; Ladies Misses and Chlrens tine CATERS
Boots Excelors slippers and Paris Tes Of every descrp
tOn GEMS superior Calf NaeI-prOof D. ). Boots super
fine Calf Stitched and Pump Sole dress Boots Walking
Shoes Oxford lies Patent Leather and Congress Cloth Gar
ers Bows and Youths Boots Shoes and BUgan over Shoes
for Men, Women and Children and Cork SOles &c, dc
We ask merchants and planters stock. We
give bargains tor cash. RAMAGE CHURCH.
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GILES COUNTY. Tenn.

GILES COUNTY, Tenn. Dec. 90, 1851.
DR.. BLEDsoE:-I feel that should fall short of my duty
to you and 10 those who afflicted not to further
recommend your Alternative Compound. 1t has entirely
heved that have not had TO take anything
two months. can anything want with impunty and
believe health good is advanced age
call ON you. | am very respectfully you" friend
ELIZABETH j. HARDWOOD.
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DIR. j. w. GRAY

SCALES, WEIGHTS, CASTINGS, &C, &C.
UST received Platform Scales TO weigh 1900 lbs.
81 do do do 1900 lbs
do do do 700 TBS.
do do do loo lbs.
Counter Scales, Tea Scales.
Extra sets Of Weights; loo b weights,
Caldrons :, 80 and 81 Gallons.
Sugar Kettles of all sizes.
English Pots from 10 Is Gallons
Tea Kettles OF all sizes.
Do for Stoves.
Copper Toasters, with wire cylinders.
Endmeied Sauce Pans ofa sizes and best quality.
Turned Sauce Pans and Frying Pans ef all sizes.
apUl6 SNOW, MACKENZIE Il co.
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Gents Fashionable Spring and Summer Ready
Made Clothing,

which he is prepared TO- and will sell AS LOW AS ANY
0THER HOUSE N THE TRAD.
Already in Fine Brown Blue Black and Olive Frock
and Dress Goats Of the latest styles French Tweed, CASH
merete Plush, Drap fEte Silk Lustre and Grass Linen
Frock Sack, Box and Polka Coats, &c. dc. &c.
Pants and Vests oevery COLOR shade pattern and quality
to suit the most FastidiouS.
LIKEWISE fine assortment Of Gents furnishing art-
cle consisting of Fine Shirts Under Shirts Drawers Cra
vais handkerchief SuSpenders Hats Caps Trunks Va
lses, Carpet Bags, &C., &c
Also "a variety of Youths and Chldrens Clothing from
three years of age upwards. L. POWERS
Tennessee Clothing Depot No "a Market St, directly op
pOsite Union street.
ssg-No connexion with any other house in the city
NB.-Notto be sold or undersod by any combi-
nation of men. L.P
Country Merchants in plrticdI earnestly invited 10
call and inspect my stock previous purchasing elsewhere
march24
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WANTED few thousand bushels Pea Nuts, for
w which we will give the highest market price.
fehlH BEN VI. NOEL 4 Bro
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MYERS & McGILL.


DEALERS EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
Ladies' and Gentemen's Furnishing and Fancy Goods.
On C6JsGe STREET, dO0r South u The NqH0e-
JITU II T. may be found at all timesa large assort-
w ment of WincheSter's, Davis & Juue's, Myers
Patent Shoulder Seam Shirts, Of Linen, Muslin with Lin
en- Bosoms Ginehan, and French Chntz, Standing and
Byron Collars Underwear, Merno Shaked Six, Cash
mere Ngonia Cotton and Canton Flannel, for ladies
and gentlemen, Gents Cloth Caters, Gloves, hid and
Silk Buck Cashmere, Cloth, Chamois, Wash Norma,-
Cuff Gloves and Ladies and Genemens Gauntets, Linen
and SILK handkerchief Stocks Ties, Waterords, Albert
De Joiuviles plain Embd and selfadiustng Cruvats-
Scar Black and White Satin Ties Shoulder Braces SGs
penders silk Woolen aud Cotton Night Caps Oil Silk Bath
ing Caps for Ladies and Gentlemen. Monsy, Riding and
Strengthening Belts Robe de Chambre, Umbrellas, Walk
ing Canes Riding Whips Trunks, Sole Leather Nalises
Carpet Bags Satches Dressing Cases. Work Box To
let's Opera Glasses Porte Monies Fans, Writing Desks
Cigar Cases FlaSks Travelling Companions RazmS and
Razor Strops Combs Brushes Good years Cam GOCds.
Per(umeTy.-Toi!et Bottles, Pocket Cutlery, &C. and
large assortment of other articles, usually kept by Fur
nishng Stores
t Wehave made arrangements with our friends at the
North 20 forward Goods received by them,
therefore shall have goods here in lessthan ten DAYS
from the New York Custom House.
MYERS & McGILL'S.
Furnishing Store, College street. door South of the
Square, Nashville loctll