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Best known when Tried.-T These gentlemen take
pleasure in tesyng in regard to B. A. Fahnestocks Yer
mfuge because two of the firm have used it in their pr-
vae practice, physicians, for number of years, and
they have known it, BY observation to be good
NEW ALBANY, lSD.. July T. 1858.
Messrs B. A. FAHNEsTocK Co.: Gentlemen Having
sold your valuable Vermfuge for time, and having
seen it used for many years. would recommend il 10 all
as safe and efficient remedy for all of worms. In
instance have any evil results following
its administration but always has Unanswered the purposes
for which was intended and been entirely satisfactory
Believing that every thing that has been forth re-
gard to its virtues strictly in accordance with obser
vatons not only practitioners but as of business
would unbe atigy say to all who read this that is
the best Yermuge in use and that its virtues are
best known when tried.
RELY HOOVER & RELY.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
snd country merchants throughout TIE United States
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b L o DDS
Addition to EdgeneldI
ON THURSDAY, THE SRD DAY OF MAY NEXT
I ] ON the premises we will sell the whole of

I'm THURSDAY, The Ord DAY OF MAY NEXT,
" on the premises, we will sell the whole of
BLOOD'S ADDITION TO EDGEFIELD,
We do most earnestly invite public attention to these lots
believing that they cannot be exceled BY any in this
any other country.
The lots front on the Gallatin turnpike on Woodland
Russell and Fatherand Streets 80 feet front and no
feet deep, with 16 feet alleys.
The lots convenient TO the centre Of busnesaFe
vered with line forest trees evergreens and shrbbery
all knds-are all handsomely situated, of deep SOIL (fly
feet to the rock and most admirably calculated for
neat and elegant private residences.
Ii is useless for US to attempt to describe these lots
this instance, find impossble to tell the whole truth
and as the sale takes place the ground every one can
judge for themselves.
Plots of the ground be found our Office at the
store of f. Campbell the Gaatn pike and on the pre-.
Misses where Mr. Blood will take pleasure in showing the
grounds TO all who will call.
THE TERMS ARE MOST ACCOMMODATING.
The sale will be credit of enc, two three four and
five years. for notes payable in bank and bearing interest
Satisfactory security required the first two notes onv
and lien retained for the payment of all Security will
be waived when the purchaser pays 90 per in cash
As these lots are exempt from the heavy corporation
tax the savings from this the ground and i'm
provenents will go far towards paying for the lots.
We will close ont these lots on this dav and will com
mence the sale promptly at 10 O'Clock, A NJ
Omnibuses will run free of charge on the " OF sale.
Once more we urge upon every body TO call and the
lots LINDSEY Il CROCKETT So College St
r. Or IL
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NEW ORLEANS RACES-METAIRIE COURSE.

NEW ORLEANS RACES-METAIRIE COURSE
THURSDAY, l2th-Jockey Club Purse, $500
mile heats in 5.
W. T. Cheatmans ch g. Henry Perritt by
imp. Margrave, dam by Thornhill-3 70
A. Lecompte & Co. s Oh f. Gallatina, by
Gallatin, out of Eliza Mills 20 2
A. L Bingaman's oh G, Joe Blackburn, by
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of Evil, and great
depression Of
Shirts
TESTJMONY FROM TFNNESSEF

DR. H. B. SCARBOROUGH. Dover. Tennessee. August %
1885, says have sold all the German Bters ytu have
sent and if the preparation continues 10 DO much
good has done, ieiH Be the beet MEDICINE siS
| here"
L. SSoDGRAss Sparta Tennessee, August 90 1853 saws:
al am pleased to state that German Btiers las given
satisfaction in every instance where has been used
B. T. HoL.ISs HlsbOrough, Tennessee August 90 1885,
says pleased TO state that tie German Bitsrs has
given general satisfaction"
Dr. p Faro BRo Knoxville, Tennessee 9th April.
1851 said: Your Bitters selling very FAST and
person hs has used it. so far have been able
TO learn, has been benefited"
wv FRANKLIN 4 Co, GaIlatin. Tennessee December
so 1885, said: The firm will want Of your Bit
soon of the partners thinks il is great medi
cine"
K s HARDY Bolivar. Tennessee, September IS, Is5z
said There great demand for your Biters here please
send another lot soon"
~ They astirsly Jegta5 free from all injurious
ingredients always strengthen the system and pros
trate it.
~ Sold by dealers in Medicine and Sorekecpers ev-
erywbere.
~ Sold in Nashville by Berry Demoyills Brown &
Grubbs Ewin Brothers, H. G. Sc0ve and dealers in medi
cine generally. fn,cbfO a5-dEwIv
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Paper Mill,

AND 200 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE
I HAVE determined TO TO st Louis, If can make
i sale of my Paper Mil and land attached.
There is but little property in Middle Tennessee that will
pay better with less risk and the time is not within my
recollection when paper making in hourshing
condition. and likely to continue So than at the present
time. Again, papermakng has become permanently fixed
here with all the advantages desirable and the whole out
line of my business laid down according TO my Judgment
and easy for any business understand and wide
difference would exist in my opinion between it and the
beginning of q new business of the same kind.
will sell the property low and take large portion of
it in printing paper, which will take out of this market
Persons having any desire to buy shall have full ex-
pose of every thing pertaining the Mill and its business
My whole object in selling is remove to St Louis
ap22-lm w. s. WHITMAN.
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men will exert a ga luiary iraaence upon other
states. and the time may soon arrive, when the
Congress Of the Unto will regard the agriculture
of the country thy Of its profound study and
fostering care. F. 81. GORDON.
SUGAR Tree FarR, Smith City, Ap'L l6. So.
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a Tickets not good after lst May.
II. 1. ANDERSON, Supt n. L G. X. r.
~ Nashville, Murfreesboro', and Shelbyville papers
copy till day. ap2l-td
GALE OF TOWN LOT.-On the 18th of April,
y 1855, at the court house door in Nashville, will sell
at public sale for cash the life interest of Marvin Reed
house and lot in Nashville the east side OF High street.
the plan of Nashville. Persons wishing to purchase
apply tn w. +. COOPER, or
ap2l-td F. G.. WEBSTER.
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MUSICAL NOTICE.

MUSICAL NOTICE.
DROP. DECGNlEII, having come to the final decision
of remaining in Nashville, through the ceFg kind
eiatons OF some of the influential and excellent
families wishes to give notice to his pupils and those Of
others who be glad 10 avail themselves of his profess
sona services any of the following branches Of husis
Harp, Piano Forte. Guitar, Organ and Singing finishing
lessons advanced students in the italian style which is
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Prof. DeCeuiel avas himself of this opportunity of
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and patrons who have forward this and other
casiOns in his interest
Resdence-Mrs. Mllar's, Vine street.
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Fall & Cunningham.

WHOLESALE DEALERS AND IMPORTERS
OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND Guns
No AZ, North Side Public Square. Ngate Iazce's
TJAvE now in store full and complete assortment OF
IL Hdrdlcdye in all its varieties ingeher with va'e
sudy urge stock of Cutlery and GINS 70 OF i which the
invite the attention of Dealers visiting this mari ~; their
stock has been made up by direct purchases rom hs
Manufacturer both in America and Erupe and they eea
confident that those who may give them cali VIII hud y
advantageous to deal with them
Glh and Prompttas bVs will ind the prices Of their
goods suited TO the times
1g-Feathers received at the highest market price
Nashville, March 5, lSi5.-tw&w
TEXAS LAND Fox SALE have about thr-
ty-one thousand acres ol land for sale. lying in Can't
man. Wood. Hunt Milaz1 YausaDds Shelby and Orange
counties, Texas can satisfy any gentleman that hes9
lands very desirable they located IN the very
best cotton and grain growing portions Of the State ana
many of them fine sugar lands. Titles indispgia6le
sp4H KhES W. fVhiEh
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From the Republican Banner.
EDITOR OF THE BANNER :

Dear sir-Herewith 1 transmit you for pubEca-
ton, a copy of letter from Hon. JAMES G. JONES,
and one from Hon. JOHN BELL, in reply to certain
resolutions of the Smith County Agricultural So
catv-
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LARGE SALE of c kOCERIES AT AUCTION
BY DAVIS & SWAMI.

BY DAVIS & SWAMI,
On 1aesday april "a Regular Weekly Sales Of Gro
ceries, Liquors, dc, soiH be continued.
ON TUESDAY, APRIL "a, 1855, we will sell in front
7 J of our store for cash
IS hhds Sugar;
$50 bags prime Coffee;
loo bbls Molasses;
so hf bbs do;
so bbls Pixies Magnolia Whskey;
90 bbs American Brandy;
90 bbs Monongahela Whisky;
20 bbs No Mackerel;
20 bbls Lake Fish;
so nests Painted Tubs Canny Buckets and Eastern
Pals;
% dozen Wire Siflers;
20 reels Cotton Thread Rope;
% dozen Shaker Brooms;
so boxes Star Candles;
90 bbls Irish Potatoes;
so boxes Pearl Starch;
so boxes Cigars
With great variety of other articles.
apr20 DAVIS & SWAMI.
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NIOTICE.-The annual election of Eleven Directors
to manage the affairs of the Nashville Marine Fire
Insurance and Life and Trust Company for the ensuing
year. viii be held at the office Of the Commercial Insur
ance Company" on Monday MAY 18th, 1855.
ap19-td JAMES WALKER. See'y.
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NOTICE,
Rf virtue OF deed Of trust executed to me by James
- Stanley, and duly registered in the Registers Of
ice OF Davidson county shall expose TO sale by public
auction for cash. at the court house Nashville on
Tuesday the oath Of April 1885, all the right and title of
said Stanley to tao lots IN the city Of Nas1e and known
as Lot No S5 In the plan Of lots laid off by c. Hausen
and the other beginning stable the Northeast corner Of
NO ~ IN the same plan. both of which partially de-
scrbs in the deed me registered in Book No Is page
SIS and &c. LEANDER RIGIEY
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GREAT REDUCTION IN
French Dry Goods (!

ORLEANS STORE REMOVED
To Gardner's Old Stand, No. II Public Square,
TIVE ORLEANS STORE is now supplied with a full
stock OF the latest Paris styles of Dress Goods con-
ssting in part Of
Circassian Flounced Robes-a new article;
Rich Brocade Grenadienne;
Rich Flounced Berege Robes;
do Organdes;
do Jaconets
Printed Brillants, from zoe up;
Ginghams, fast colors, from lake VI;
Irish Linen, from 20 up;
Linen Damasks, all prices;
do Towels, do;
Napkins, do;
White and Brown Doylees;
White and Colored Marseilles Quilts;
Lace and Muslin Curtains;
Plain Black Slks-a good article for $50;
One case Black BrOcade Silk to be closed out 90 per
cent below cost;
Also, few pieces of those Summer Silk, at 40 and As
cents yard
Also, case of Colored Lawns, at 800 Dress-25
per cent under cost
Also, one case Irish Linens, 25 cents a YARDS per
cent under cost
ORLEANS STORE,
aplA-2w II Public Square, Nashville, Tenn
I'M TUESDAY MAY, FIRST. AN EXTRA
~ Train will to Murfreesboro and back to accom-
modate those who may wish to hear the Candidates for
Govern or-leavng Nashville at $50 NJ taking passen-
gers from Antioch Lavergne Smyrna and Neal stopping
at those points on its return. Train will leave Shelby
vile at S, the LIST Nav taking passengers from
War,race, Bellbucke Fosterve, Chris tiana Sims and
Wades stopping only at those points the return trip
The Accommodation Train will only to MurfreesborO
hence there will be o'clock Train from Nashville on
that day Return Trains to leave Mureesboro after the
speaking is over.
Fare to Murfreesboro and back from Nashville 81 90
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HW.sHIScroy nc Feb 10 1o5i

DEAR SIR:-Your letter, with the proceedings of
the Smith County Agricultural Society," has been
received, in which l am requested to address the
citizens Of the State, at such places may be de-
sgnated, on my return from Washington. need
not assure you, that to do so, would give me much
pleasure; but it will be out of my power to do so,
at the time indicated. A long absence from. my
family and the neglect Of private business, render
it indispensable that shall return home after the
adjournment Of Congress, with as little delay as
possible. l hope, however, that shall find it con-
venient to visit some portions of the State during
the summer, and if so, shall be most happy to con-
tribute by all means in my poacer, to the great object
you seek 10 Advance. Respectfully,
JAMES C. JONES.
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OneThousand Towl, Lots
IN, AND
TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND
Adjoining, the City of Hickmun, KY,
FOR A LEI!

HICKMAN is a young and thriving city, situated thirty
miles below the mouth of the Ohio the Mississippi
River enjoys uninterrupted navigation at all
year; is connected by telegraph with all portions of the
Union by the Hickman and obon and by the Nashville and
North Western Railroads with Nashville Tenn. and all the
cities of the South Eastern Atlantic seaboard by the Hck
and Obion and Mobile and Ohio Railroads all in
rapid state Of progress with Mobile and New Orleans and
all Southern cities and country the natural only
outlet large extent of back country by good
roads, natural and artificial and has thin two years past
doubled itself IN wealth and population.
The country tributary Hickman extensive and rich in
agricultural productions of both cmateseapabe of
tanning populao dense in the world, and
pdly filling with rch intelligent and industrious people.
Hckmas without doubt the prosperous place
in this region Of country and it's past and ratio
increase Of wealth and population in few years viii far
outstrip all others.
The lands high, dry gently undulatng and within
mile Of the corporate limits and will be sold in lots of
3, a. g. TO- H. Is, 90, 25, 3d. 49, and so each.
Bncoura gements offered to WORKING MEN of all
classes trades and calings native BORN natuZed and
foreign. Catholic, Protestant and Jew.
? This property will POSITIVELY, be sold to
the highest bidder without reserve, commencing on the
21st Day of May. 1855,
nnder deed Of trust, the Trustee determined, for the
interest of all parties concerned close the business
II ? TERMS OF SALE.-Ten per cent down balance in
one three four and five years with interest from date
IL paid promptly at maturity, the interest to be RENTED.
o. F. YOUNG, Trustee.
Hickman XIV. Anril z. Ig55-td.
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IF You WANT THE FINEST HATS.

GALL at WATERFIELD WALkERS on the Square.
" The styles they have introduced for the Spring
are considered the handsomes Hats Of the season. while
the ertrs Egtaess of torture and superb srous finish
render them highly desirable all who wish hat of the
most popular style and of the finest quality.
HATS FOR YOUNG MEN.
tINHE most becoming Hats for young men will be found
Il in great variety al Waterfed Walkers. They have
all the and popular designs in all the fashionable col
ors Tor the 1t is also said that their prices are
little lower than can be found elsewhere
ap7 WATERFIELD 4 WALKER.
SOFT FELT HATS
OF all the designs in Black. White and Pearl Soft
~ Cassmere-the most desirable Hats of the season.
Just introduced by WATERFIELD x WALKER.
TO MERCHANTS.
MERCHANTS who wish a selection of Hats That t0iU
WI SELL and who have the cash to paw for them are
Teyy prompt TO make payment when due, should call at
Waterfeld Walkers. They have very desirable yare-
ty, and sell at low and uniform prices
WATERFIELD WALKER,
Fashionable Hatters,
ap7-f % Public Square, next to Cowboys.
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DAN. TkIGG,
A u C. ITO EE IL ,

CTIONE Err,
No. 63 Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn,
WILL attend to any sale at Auction of Dry Goods
w Groceries, Real Estate Personal Property, &c, &c,
offered him Will also attend promptly to the Colec.
ton of any Claims placed in his hands. sp22-lm
r ONDON PORTER.-Just received. superior lot
IL of London Porter in pint and quart bottles. For
sale by DEMOVILLE 4 BELL, Druggists,
ap22 No. 20 Cherry street.
IN The affairs of the United Fremens Insurance Com
pany for the ensuing twelve months will be held at their
ap22-St JOHN S. DAsHIELL, seoy.
TEA. TEA, TEA!-We have just received large
i lot OF extra tine Tea put up by the Canton Tea Com
pany in assorted size packages consisting OF Young by
son. GunpoWder Imperial and Oolong For sale oy
apll DEMOVILLE BELL. &c Cherry ST.
CIGARS, CIGARS! COME AT LAST :
~ just received, large lot of those cheap Cigars For
sale by DEMOVILLE BELL
apll Druggists, No. 26 Cherry street.
IN Boxes Pearl Starch; 275,OOO Cigars, all
w brands Just received and for sale by o
apll s. II. LOOMS co.
= ODEY's LADY's BOOK FOR APKIL.-
mh27 F. HAGIN & BRO. Market st
INK FOR THE TRADE-I0OO dozen four and
i two ounce Ink Stands in store and for sale by
mh24 F. HAGAN & BRO. Market st
DROCADE, SILK AND LINEN CRAVATS.
ID Reed this day, an elegant assortment OF Silk and
Linen Cravats-laiest styles.
VORN-5OO bags in store and for sale By
" apl4 McCREA & TERRASS.
ID 10 COFFEE-ol7 bags Rio Coffee-pnme article
apl1 '1'' w. ~ " ' 8. H. LOOMS co.
lust RECEIVED-5O0 sacks Missouri Oats in
q Gunnies. For sale by IL. ). FRENCH son.
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F. II. GORDON.
"WAsHrNoroN. March 10, 1855.

JAmEO y. JONES.
F. H. GORDON.
WASHINGTON March 10, 1855.
DEAR SRI postponed, until the close Of the
session, my reply to your communication, and the
resolutions Of the Smith County Agricultural So
ciety. had hoped to find time to embody in nv
answer some views, which might hope would be
worthy OF your attention, and of the Smith County
Agricultural Society; but the press of other duties
and engagements has prevented
My private affairs will require my immediate at
tention, for few weeks after my return home and
as soon as can put them in order, aCiH be at the
service of the Societies in the vayTous counties of the
State, an promoting the great object Of their organize
ton, an aehdteUer 10ay / can be most useful
am truly and respectfully, &c,
JOHN BELL"
F. II. GORDON, NJ D.
1t will be seen from the foregoing letters of our
two distinguished Senator's that they intend to ex-
tend to agriculture helping hand Gov. johnson
has also determined to comply with the resolutions
Of the Agricultural Bureau, and discuss agriculture
over the State and no doubt the Hon. NJ P Cen
try will do the same. When men of such talents
and influence as these, set out in good earnest, to
study and promote the great interest of agriculture
we may be assured, that something worthy of this
great and vital business will be accomplished
These distinguished statesmen, like the great Wash
ington are about to set an example worthy of all
imtation-they are about to exhibit to the world
their belief that the only true mode of making
great nation, and of perpetuating its liberties con-
sists in directing the great minds and the of
the country, to the improvement of all the produc
tive classes, and the development of her agrcultu
raj resources. Their efforts cannot fail to awaken
and unite the whole population of our State. We
may, therefore, hope ereiong TO see, from united
effort, such developments and Improvements in ag-
rculture, the mechanic arts and mental culture, as
will abolish all wasteful, careless and exhaustng
modes of production, and rescue our soil and our
citizens from their impending destiny of barrenness
ignorance and poverty. We may hope that the
wear and lmpoverishment of our soil may soon be
stayed, and that thoughtful culture will renovate it.
In iact we may rightly regard Tennessee, Just now,
as one OF the newest sections of country in the
Union. Our railroad facilities and the improve
meDts IN our soil, and all avocations now about TO
be speedily made, viii develop the resources of this
State faster than any new territory in the wilds of
the West
The worthy example of our distinguished sisies-
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