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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-05-11

TUE KANzAs OUTRAGE.-The violence which
has been done in kanzas in the name Of the
people, under the pretence of popular sover-
eighty. and even with some show of regard
for the observance Of law, illustrates how idle
are all the forms of republican institutions f
the substance be wanting, and how easily the
worst despotism may exist under the name of
liberty. IL shows how, even with unlimited
suffrage, officers may he imposed upon peo-
PIE without their consent and institutions
forced upon them that they abhor.
Such AN outrage as the Kanzas election,
while it excites disgust and indignation.
should also teach us modesty as a nation 1t
disgraces us before the civilized world it
hold, ur our laws and our institutions and
"nr >Uilr &c 10 universal repruach ltprc-
srrfs TIE wonderful spectacle ot a rerplr
claiming u hr the % trer,l and mos, enli.ht-
cncd nation on earth" armiug themselves
with bowie knives aud REVIEWERS to lurce
human slavery upon a territory whose lcgiti-
mate voice :ectcd II, and which, by solemn
OF Congress, had once been secured
" forever t. freedom Shall it hold up the
still sadder spectacle of people submitting
to such horrible wrong' We fear it will
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-05-11

~ CHANGE OF TNE.-The train on the
Vermont Central, for the North and West,
which has heretofore left at 1890 p. NJ,
now leaves at l0.45 A VI.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-05-11

RAILROAD SECURITIEs.-Ihe Boston market
for Railroad stocks and bonds is much de-
pressed For Vt Central LIST mortgage bonds
but $40 is offered for I'd do $I61 Rutland
LIST mortgage bonds are sold, if at all, at
about GA I'd do at 80 Some sales of Rut-
land Sd mortgage bonds have recently been
made at lol. There was some damand
for Vt Central Stock last week and it ad-
vanced from S2i to 50, but has since fallen
off to %. Vt and Mass, stock which was
run up to 81 in prospect Of loan, has fallen
off since the veto of the Governor Of Mass,
to l21 The Boston Courier says
"a startling development has recently
been brought to light by the committee
which is holding daily meetings in this
city IN reference to the proposed union and
consolidation Of the Canada and Central Rail
roads 1t is openly charged, and said to be
susceptible of proof, that tho late President
of the Vt. Central Railroad obtained his Office
and power to over issue stock by bribery and
corruption. To effect this object the sum of
100000 was raised by sales at 60 per cent. of
$50 900 of the I'd mortgage bonds belonging
the corporation, and obtained, through false
pretenses, by one of the directors, who at an
evening meeting of the board, at the Revere
House IN this city, about one year ago, was
made President of the corporation, to fill a
vacancy which then and there suddenly oc-
CURED. The proceeds OF these bonds belong
to stockholders, and may yet be recovered II
proper steps are taken"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-05-11

o. By TIE LAST California arrival at New
York, May I'd, only 1902 900 in gold was
received. Scarcity of coin was making
much trouble in the trade Of California. The
supreme court had decided that the sale of
the wharf property of the city Of San Fran
cisco, made by the city year ago, was
illegal The parties paying money for the
property have commenced suits against the
city, which amount to more than halfa mil
lion of dollars, and add to the cnbnrrass-
ment in the city.
Advices from Utah Of March lst mention
that Col. Steptoc's appointment to succeed
Brigham young caused great discomfort aud
petitions were in circulation, praying for the
rcappointment Of Young.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-05-11
Meteorological Table.

~ 'hhNN'"h'tN "''''h' Prevailing ,v.,h. v,,,~
=, a. 1900. -. Winds ''' '
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-05-11

May 9Th
Governor Reeder arrived here yesterday,
and has had heightened interviews with the
President. He does not move to amend or
modify his speech at Easton, and declares
that 1t is, in SUI distance, a true narrative of
the late occurrences in kanzas, These views
do not at all accord with those of the Admin
istration, and it is understood that Governor
Reeder will lie removed The President and
the ruling portion OF the Cabinet, on this
question, have changed their position on
squatter sovereignty. and are now warmly
opposed to it. They are decidedly in favor of
Missouri sovereignty, and will probably
appoint the person selected by the Missouri
mob.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-05-11

- lns Waterman says We this
week record the death of another excellent
citizen of Middlebury, JoNArH.S HAo.R, ESQ
No town has suffered 50 signally from the
shafts of death during the past year as ha.
Mlddlebury. MERRILL, the highest in the
church--PnELPs, the highest in the Senate
and on the bench-SrEwARr, WOOSTER, and
HAGAR, Of unblemished integrity and
useful lives,-have all been gathered to the
grave within few mont his ~
5. G. FISHER, and ]. S. Rollins of
Orange, Vt, came into collision on the oath
ult,, the controversy being about ditch
running between the land of the parties
One threw stone, the other struck with
whip, aud finally Rollins drew dirk knife
and stabbed Fisher in the left side, Just below
the heart. Rollins is now. in Jail at Chel-
sea Fisher is dangerously wounded
- DrRINc the thunder storm Of two
weeks since, the house of Rev. Mr.. Judd of
1t Johns, &. F., was struck by lightning
which descended ny the Kinney, passed into
a closet, and thence out into nm adjoining
room, tearing the frame work of door into
splinters. \ bonnet in box was consumed
to the very wires. The family in an oppo-
site room witnessed these phenomena No
one was seriously injured
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-14

Weak nervous de pressed in spirits and prey to innu-
merabe mental as well as physical evils the victim to dys
pepsa an object of commeration. Yet is alb
surd for him despair. We not how low, weak ner-
and irritable he may the cordial properties Of Boof-
land German Bitters prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson Phil
adelphia stronger than the many headed monster
which prey ing upon his body and mind and chooses
to try them, we viii insure speedy cure.
See advertisement. Bepl-lm
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-14

THEATmoAL.-MissK Kate Reynolds, formerly
a favorite with many of our Theatre goers
commenced an engagement at Burton's The
atre, n. Y, last week. Notwithstanding the
Rachel mania the house has been crowded to
the ceiling every night for week. The Con-
rier and Enquirer says Miss Kate "made bit
in the Little DesA and was loudly called be-
fore the audience"
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-14
Prom Egbert A. Rawerth, 70, City Recorder.

NASHVILLE July Y, le0o.
Mr. J II sESnoxs-sr: Afer ten days constant use q
the soecsces obtained from you, feel guaranteed In tesi
fynr 10 their efficiency In restoring relieving impaired
vision Previous obtsinng them my Manuscript duties
we're performed with much labor 10 the eve and or with
main. but since have used your Brazilian Pebbles have
Experienced R0liag of IRE Kind, but feel perfectly rurda-
ofsd Whether the sf proceed from he peculiar form Of
he glasses or the material both combined cannot say
nr Ter than, 70 any glasses have used and take
MEASURE IN Recommending them To the public
Re.oeeifaiv EaBERr A. RAWoRTH.
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THE NORFOLK SUFFERERs.-We notice that
most OF our sister cities are holding meetings
and collecting funds for the relief of the Nor
folk sufferers from the yellow fever. That
they need it no one can doubt. Is nothing to
be done in Nashvlle9 We are sure there are
plenty who would willingly contribute if an
opportunity were offered. Let us have pub
lie meeting. Who seconds the motion9
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Bound OvER.-,IoAn Calender, arrested for
throwing stones at the passenger train on the
n. aud c. Railroad, was yesterday sent TO Jail
to await his trial before the Criminal Court,
failing to give security in the sum of $500.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-14

HAMILTON COLLEGIATE IYsTITUTE.-We call
the attention of our readers TO the advertise
ment of this institution in our paper this morn
ing. 1t is pleasantly located at White Plains,
New York
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-14
Nashville Academy Of Music.

Profs. HEss aud Weber beg to inform their
patrons, and the public, that for the present. owing
to circumstances beyond their control, they swl
meet their classes in the basement of Mr. Ferguson's
Church, Cherry street. instead Of the house Vine
street, as advertised Pupils viii please attend at
their appointed hours at that place. l2 lw
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-14
FRIDAY moRNING, SEPT. II.

The WEATHER for the last three days has
been hot enough for the middle of August
We have never experienced the like in Sep
TENDER. Our sufferings sis intoerable."
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-14
GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE

TYrUE ANNUAL NETTING Of the GRAND LODGE or
L THE STATE OF TENNESSEE will commence on the
WRIST MONDAY IN OCTOBER next being the hrst day u
the month, At tie MASONIC HALL, In the city OF Nash
Vile The Oicers Of The Grand Lodge and the RepFrsen-
tatves Of subordinate Lodges required be pune
tuai in their attendance.
The Grand Secretary win attend Al the Masonic Hal 81
o'clock p NJ the satUrday preceding, for the purpose
Of receiving the Tctu from Subordinate Lodges pfesra
tory 10 the opening OF us Grand Lodge.
CHARLES A. FULLER,
sep4-eoStGw2t Grand Secretary.
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NAsnfIllH, AnF 10, isih
Mn Jas. H. sEanHIxE-nesr SIR; 1he BrsGiian prthIe
Gasss that pufch ed o. you sb0ut tNa weeks Sine have
proved faiy equal . ~ yop ssil respeeas their good
quHiues. sy much superior any have ever Used
would earnestly sdYss an who coupelsd 70 uss
eetaelss 10 cal your ocs and procure pair Nituai
dflaf.
would not be without then fr more han Eve times what
they oost. hespscgi1iy, yQuFs.
seyli-u tlyl6l HUGH ERWIN
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-14

PAYING OFF.-From the report Of the City
Treasurer, a refernce to which will be found in
our report of the proceedings of the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen, we calculate that the
authorities are making some Roadway in the
direction of paying of the city liabilities
We hope they will continue the good work,
until the corporation is out of debt.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-14
BANGING.

Mr. GOODWIN, having returned fon the East With an
M AZ TIA Sd shios4his d4ners, ~ iraxs respect
uy d annoaaee % he cnsus 81 N1shFe, tha4 he ssu
series % Instructions ia HAT polite SAT
uKDAf, September sih pclock, p. NJ in Ne soosas
Berrhs store calicge street.
Daysof Tuitiou Aonay. THURSDAY aud Eafnraay Haags
Of Eenaancc fsen,s a 81. 0entlcmen's caes fum 10
70 81, sans Gays sepi-2u
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rESTIm ONIALs.

NAsHyrILg, Jolly 90, 1858.
MR J. II. srNNoNs-Sir: have been ng for one week
tie pair Of priz Ian Specacrs that purchased from you,
and pot say that they by far The best
tba have ever used am enabled read the finest rint
al night ty dim light, without sraining eyes, whereas
the spectseies hat have used heretofore hurt them and
could not read with any satisfaction. i consider your
spectaces great Improvement upon any hat have ever
1ours, respectfully, " b. rOHO'
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PROF WOODS HAIR REsToRATIvE.-Thc testimony
of all who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this cele
brated article that VIII restore the gray and the bald
eradicate disc of the Scalp the hair from fall
ing and preserve the color perfectly to extreme old age
1t is put up both with and without sediment See ad
yertisement aug1
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us,os asp Ansrlcls omer,

From coi G. c Torbett
UAiox AMERICAN OFFrcE,
NASH n e, Ang. fs, ts5a. ( .
Ihave beer usnr Flasses fr ave yeafs End
durinr 'lat time have tried uuuber of deterrent descfip
tea and manufacture OF which thought very so a.
ea DAYS since obtained pair Il Mr. Scmnnns Bra
dHan Pebble EpectHces have given them pretty fair t
and Rave heaon 10 laying that thy Gar superior
any thing lllstl have ever uied Ia ul-t hne-
@. c. FORFEIT.
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NEW GooSs.
LAT EST STYLES.

w have reoeived assortment e STYLE FANCY
w FRENCH CASSEHFRs, FANCY PLUsH vgTyFr
and RICH SILK NESflN6S for Pal and Wlnssr wear
which prepared 70 make up order in the Atssi
styles The Inspection 81 car eusmsrs and De publac
soicitcd. CLIFTON 4 ABn6Tr
sepl Ne 70 Cedar street.
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PROOF OF SAFETY.

:" NEw YORK. June IL, 1855.
have made chemical examination OF RHODES FEVER
AGUE CUBE' ASTIDOTE MALARIA and have tested
Il for Arsenic Mercury Qunne and Srychnine but have
found particle Of either in 10, have found any
substance in its composition that would prove injurious
the constitution.
NAMES r. CHmTON, ~ D, Chemist
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-14
RHODES,
FEVER AND AGUE CURE,

N4h NV 7 A4yVAA4 10 44LAIIzA4h4LAs
I0R the Prevention and Cure OF INTERMITTENT and RE-
Il MrTENr FEvERs, FEVER and AGuE, CHIIs and FEvER,
DUMB AGUE, GENERAL DEBuIrY NEGHr SWEATs and all other
forms Of disease which have common origin in MALARIA
MIAsMA.
This is NATURAL ANTID0TE which will entirely pro-
any resident traveller in the most sicky
swampy localities from any Ague Bilious disease what
ever, any injury from constantly nhaing Malaria
Miasma.
will instantly check the Ague in persons who have SUI
red for any length Of time from day 10 twenty years,
that they need have another chill by continuing
its according to directions. The patient begins
TO appetite and strength and continues until per-
manent and radical cure Is effected.
e One two bottles will answer for ordinary cases,
may require Directions printed in German,
French and Spanish, accompany each bottle. Price One
Dollar. Liberal discounts made TO the trade.
JAS. A. RHODES Providence, R. l.
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EVIDENCE OF MERIT

LANISaUE0, Union CO., Pa, May 2, 1855.
Ma ]. A. RHoDE-Dear Sir; The box Of medicine you
sent duly received the 18th Of April have sold
about onehah Of it. and far the people who have used
satisfied that has cured them IL has certainly stop
ped the Ague In who has used IT, and s Of the
Of long standing My sister, who has had II for
i've or Fix years back aud could never get stopped
cep By Qunne and that only long would take IT,
is now, think, entirely cured by your remedy.
&C. r McGINLY1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM L. M0RSELL,
DEAxETI IN
Dry and Sparkling Catawba,
NO. 35 EAST THIRD STREET,
jy16-1y CINCINNA1I, ONO.
Purity the BIoOdd,

with soans Life Syrup it is decidedly he best and cheap
est blood purifier in USE Its life giving properties impair
healthy action the whole system, and thereby ward Of
summer diseases Of every kind.
eE-see soan's advertisement in another column.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-14

AZ Hon. W. B. DENT, ex-member of Con-
gress, died at his residence in Newman, Ga on
Friday last.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-14
Rerrv,s Roo,, store NASHVILLE, Tenn.

These celebrated SpCcacles maze a Brszan sand
and known under the name Of Brazilian Pebbles, and con
siructed in accordance with the philosophy Of nature IN
the peculiar form Of concavo-couveN mirror, admirably
adapted organ OF aht, and be used by the od
ard young pursue the most minute employment, ell
their by day de light with perfect eaee and never
cause ddness OF he head unpleasant. sensation 70
the mpny experience from using the COMMON kind,
tend strengthen and Improve the sight, will be seen
BY the following testimonials from those using them.
once hours nom S A. NJ. 20 r. NJ.
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GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER
OF The SInfe of renneNarc.

rT1HF next ANNUAL COMMUNICATION Of the GRAND
Il CHATTER OF the Stale Of Tennessee, viii convene al
tie Ma SONIC HALL IA the city Of Nashville, the sac
OND MONDAY IN OCTOBER ne1i being the oh dar Z
the month"; AZ which time place the Officer ~ re a and
Chater ad the Repre- ~ the $50 aiaaie Chap
ters are requested he punctuHl ir tsr atendance.
The esFaud GoWssCtl 81 Regal and Sc-
IecI Masters VIII meet the time and place a.
-oscock p NJ CHARLES A. FUlLkR,
= A-eosthN2t Grand Secretary.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Arrival Of the oriraba.

New ORLEANS, Sept. l9.
The 0rizaba has arrived with Vera Cruz dates to
the End inst.
The news is unimportant.
Gen. Ignacy De La Lave is in possession Of Vera
Cruz.
Many exiles and refugees are returning.
At Zacetacas General Zarrioni is appointed Elk.
ecutive.
Alvarez and CommOnfort are marching to the
city of Mexico, and are expected daily.
Weather cool and showery.
NooN-Sales of cotton 8, 600 bales-decned 4as
on account of large receipts and high freights.
EvENNG-The Africa's news is received. Cotton
frm-sales 4, 900 bales Middling at %.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-14

Carter,s Spanish Mixture as a remedy for liver disease
and the number Of formidable evils connected with dis
organ ised state Of that organ, Is unrivalled.
Hundreds certificates from the highest sources of per
sons living the city of Richmond, Va, might be given Of
cures effected by Carriers Spanish Mixture. We have only
room to refer extraordinary of Samuel NJ Drink
err Esq., the firm Of Drnker Morris, Booksellers Rich
mond who cured by two bottles Of Carriers Span
h Mix ture after three years suffering from diseased liver
he says its action the blood is wonderful better than al
the medicine he had TAKEN and ceeruly recommends
It to all.
+sfsee advertisement in another column.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-14

RIVER NEws.-The river was falling yester-
day with four feet on the shoals.
The Umpire from Cairo was the only arrival
mp to 9 p. m.
The Magnolia was constantly looked for.
The Nettie Miller departed yesterday morn
ing for Paducah
We are indebted to Harris, clerk of the I'm
pire for the following memorandum:
Sept s.-Left Nashville with forty recruits for
Kansas and 900 bags wheat: took on at Carks-
vile 963 bills. -four and SO boxes tobacco, and ad
ditional passengers. lOth-Anived at Cairo at Il
a N; the reports of boats from New Orleans is still
very unfavorable for unacclimated citizens, all of
them having some yellow fever on board left for
Nashville at IL p. m, with 200 bags salt; met
Emma Brown at Metropolis; at Paducah, Forest
Rose on the ways-Justice waiting 70 90 on /; New
Orleans boats laii up all ready to start soon as
Yellow Jack ceases TO be a terror; lying at Smith
land, A. l.. Davis, with part OF cargo, (pul tight
dry goods shingles Capt Brooks new boats
contemplated name, Emma Brooks, on the docks
receiving additional floor timbers; Capts. Yocum
aud Shaw's new boats launched and towed up TO
Louisville TO be fnished LEFT for Nashville at p,
m; met Rock City at Fuckers wood yard loaded
with metal, Monticello at b Eddy bar. 18th
Met Aida at Yellow creek, and Sallie West at In
dian King and Queen; very little -four coming to
GAINESVILLE and Trices landing for shipment, in the
last few days. owing scarcity of water in Red river
aud tribumries all the Old crop Of tobacco shipped.
18th; met R. L. Cobb at Covers Isle, and Nettie
Miller at Whites Creek Arrived P.
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AN ADVEIsT ESEE IENT
THAT APPEALS TO THE
SOUND SENSE OF THE COMMUNITY

N
STANDARD MEDICINES.
The following unequaed series Of Family Medicines may be
depended upon with the utmost confidence They have
the appreciation Of the best physicians In the c0un-
try, and are recommended by all who have
used them superior 10 any family med
icines known THEY HAVE BEEN
BEFORE THE PUBLIC FOR TEN YEARS,
During which 5000 certificates have been
received from eminent public and Tiers, and are
nov on file at the Companys Office THEY ARE
COMPOUNDED with the utmost skill, and the
ingredients thoroughly tested by scien-
tic chemists, that medicines Of
uniform and reliable quality
guaranteed in ali cases.
TEE GREFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS,
Are particularly valuable for the prevention and Of
Feyers in general Bilious and Liver Complaints, Jaun
dice, Genera Debility Common and Sick Headache,
Dyspepsia, Heart Burn, CoStiveness, Gripping,
Urinary Diseases, distractions Of the Men
ses, Influenza, Asthma, and for "a. yari-
ETY. of other Chronic Diseases; in
fine for all ordinary family uses.
Full directions for the various Diseases accompanying each
box Price % cents box
THE GREFENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP,
speedy and iEalble remedy in Darrhea, Dy5entery,
Bloody Flux, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum, and
toms, viz: vomiting and diarrhea. 1t never
fails to cure the worst possible cases Of bow
el complaints generally in few hours,
seldom beyond day. 1t is pure
ly Vegetable, ahd taken in al
most any quantity is perfectly harmless
GREFENBURG GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT,
Invaluable for Burns, wounds, Sprans, Chlbans Corn
Sores, Sweings of all kinds rheumatism Eryspeas,
Bronchitis, scroula Ulcers, Pains in the Side and
Back, Immediately relieved, inflammation of the
Bowels, and for all cases where there is
innamadon.
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATH0LIC0N,
certain for Propsu Uter and for most Of the dis
tressing complaints incident o Females
Prepared by Or. THEO PIONEER Y, Of Utica, solely for
the Gie enberg Company.
THE OTHER GEEFENBERG MEDICINES ARE,
EYE LOTION,
HEALTH BiTTERS,
CONSUMPTiVE BALM,
CHIBDRESS PANaCEA
FEVER AND AGUE FILLS,
LlBBY's PILE OINTMENT,
SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND.
THE GREFENBURG MANUAL OF HEALTH,
complete hand book Of medicine for families. Price pc
ALSO, the famous BED BUG BANE, certain for
Bugs. Price 25c. For sale by
ALEX. MCKENZIE Nashville,
septs and by all Druggistsin town and country.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAmRoAD.
Land for s ale.

7 OFFER FOR sale GO0j SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES a
l. OF LAND lying lhe Columbia Central Turnpike
ROad seven miles Om C0umbia and four from At. Pleas
ant being part q the tract on vi ich reside.
This Land equal Dot superior u any IN maury county
Is well Watered hs celebrated Devers Spring being
the part offered Tor sae) ven bersd and well improved.
There The premises some beautiful building siieE
fronting Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road Il
will be diviGsd b suit purchasers sold 10 4 body
For further Information a. ply 10 At AshWood p once,
Maury county, renaessse.
augll-Q LUCIuS ]. POLK.
Nashvllle Union ana LoulsvIs JouraaI pIsass cory.
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Prem the Rev Dr.J. T Edgar.

NASHVILLE, Aug =, 100.
NR ssMoSs-pcar Sir; Having u.s. d for some time past
lei no hesaion Ia te tiyin 20 their superiority over
any glasses heretofore known 20 me- In addition 20 Their
un qnaed purity cf surface they mpaF nom eiF pecu-
liar me- nam M a visual ease aud comfort, preserving Ike
an sepse pain or uneaurss 10 the eye however long ~
ans enc time they may be used .rc,n
Very pccgfaIy your friend, :. l. ADuAh-