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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-31
ForgFTorses.

kcanhot DC surpassed Tor Sprnins, Calls,
o hlfs aud Scratches, Strains Of the Shoulder
Sttgs, Cracked Heels, Ring Worms, SWceny,
AM ga sure cure for the Bolts. aii.,jfSi.ssl ~
70 most scvero cases of Cholic IN Horses and
Cft!e, have been cured by tho Indian Liniment.
Is, q well known fact that the Indians nos
pts entirely unknown to the white man. a
kllNledge of these plants, so important to man
KIP, would have remained forever secrot with
thelndians, had it not been that Missionaries
trdpling among them have become acquainted
vii thsse remedies and their mode of prepare
tot 1t was by these means tho celebrated IN
DIN LlNlMEET was found out, discovery
OF greatest Importance to the sick. -
BRRELL'S INDIAN IMMINENT, with DR.
Bldts Sentative Life Pills, is all tho medicine
nscdo Smany fami les, and mono who have tcs-
ted MIR virtues, would for day be without
tho M Agents are daily writing for moro, Civ
ing acFnts OF new and astonishing cnres per-
formerly 1t, both external and internal. Ia
Try pncc, you will never regret it. And
when y have ascertained its virtues, You wi
never, without itin the house, in case of acct
dents, consider it safe to travel without bot
tie in ylr trunk-like thousands of others, who
know iaTcll, and feel safe when they have it
along lhero is nothing that compare with
it beforhe people, r1g .,--li
RmEt AT1sM.-This disease generally attacks
tho joinSHith great pain, sometimes with intia-
nation ID swelling. Trcatmepts-Apply the
Linime4o the part affected, using friction with
flannel. IN severe cases take 10, Is or 90; drops
three tbs day, on loaf sugar. The bowels
should kept oPen. Take Of Blakeis sana-
two Lifdlls : they arc purely Vegetable, clean
sing tho stem, purifying tho blood, aud thus
assistinghe Z" Indian Lidiment," to efadicaio
ctfectual livery trace of tho disease. - 81
| ERTs1A As.-Some of tho most stonishing
cures haNbeen performed by applying The Iini-
ment to tparts effected. s,l-.( =.
| HIVES GRoUP.-This disease principally af-
fects chil$n, and is often very fatal. Treat
ment.-Bae the throat and breast with tho Lin
iment, anRke s drops internally on loaf sugar.
AeENT+A.. +. Barnes and K. b. Criss
| Clarksbur
| 7. jam. Buck hannon.
| A. & j. Crawford, Beverly.
Jas. 7. Sson and Bailey s. Tnnstill, Weston
! T. NJ. APld, Jacksonville, Lowis co.
Il. A. 81 on, PhIllippi.
| John s. rdett, Prunty town.
Smith CSS !, Fctterman.
| NJ. Jennis, West Union. -, ,
! Robert Per, Harrisvillo. ~ -.- M
G. W. KID 81 Co., Sutton.
DR.: WastAillOry, Roaring orOok, Randolph
J. ". TOT nson, General Agent for Virginia.
QSGlO lyi
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-31
Medicines.
a REAL PAIN KILLER.
BarreII,sImdfara Eminent.

TIME BEST REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED.
for internal or external applications. II
sheen found to effect the most exciting cures
FOR all complaints whore an external, and many
EheFelsn informal application is required, the
country Is hallenged to produce aibetter ARTICLE
or one that VIII effect sueh astonishing cures as
can be prodneeda by thousands of Testimonials
m the hands Of Agents throughout the country.
It operates upon the system in a powerful and
ttfeetual manner, yet with the greatest safaty.-
from the name ofits composition, it. penetrates
s3eedily, relaxing contracted Cords, restoring
tie Use of Limbs long paralyzed, restoring the
Lse of Muscles which have long lost their action,
tpm various causes. For Affections of the
1ings, Weakness of the sides, Breast, or Back.
|lfver Complaints, Enlargement ofIthe Spleen
o., groat cures have, been effected by APPLYING
IN INDIAN LLNlMENT- externally, with a
|tet drops takon on lump of sugar Internally.
Fd long standing Colds and Coughs, and sore-
NOS accompanying such Affections, it has mo
eq!al. Bilious Cholie, Crampiin the Bowels
AM Stomach, Cholera Morbus, 60, an effectual
AM safe remedy. Price s6 cts, or bottles 81.
For Man.
|. RI cures infamRtory and Chronic Rhournat-
ISM Sore Throat, Group, Swelled Limbs, Pains
in 70 Breast, Back or Side, Stiff Joints, Aguc
in 70 Face, Sprains, Salt Rheum, Bruises, Chill
6hps, Toothaehe, Sting of Insects, Burns,
Fried Feet Sun Pains, Issues, Nervous Dis
eaS Weakness in the Ankles and Limbs GONE
rapA Erysipclas, Headache, Diseases Of the
NA
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-31

curksburg, Va, September 24th, 1856.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-30
Lectures of the Rev. Dr. Baird.

The Young Mems Christian Association Of
this city have engaged this gentleman to de-
liver course Of lectures on Europe, her gov
ernments, kings and people. Dr. Baird has
been engaged for several years 10 delivering
lectures on this subject in various parts OF The
United States, and has drawn crowds of the
most intelligent and accomplished wherever
he has gone In the first cities Of the Union
they have been listened to and commended by
those whose opinions upon the worth OF such
discourses are valuable.
DR.. Baird has bis own observation and ex-
perience as foundation for the material OF
his lectures In various capacities, he spent
many years ia Enrone and enjoyed more than
usual privileges of intimacy with her sover-
eigns aud magnates. His long residence and
the duties of his missions, qualified him also
to understand the people, and gave him excel
lent opportunities Of examining the various
forms Of government. On each Of these topics
DR.. BIS lectures are described as more than
usually edifying and instructive. His style and
manner too are such as to relieve them of the
riy attach to themes about which SO much
has been said and written.
We can recommend these lectures, from the
reliability of the accounts which have reached
us concerning them. We hope they will be
literally patronised by our citizens for various
reasons, not the least among which is the en-
couragement they will thereby afford TO the
most excellent ard praiseworthy institution
under whose auspices Dr.. Baird has been in
duced TO visit our city. The Young Mems
Christian Association Of Nashville is compar-
taively new organization, bat the fruits of
its lsbors will not he least among those of kin
bred societies.
The lectures will be delivered in the base
ment Of DR.. Edgars church, commencing on
Thursday evening May LIST.
River and Steamboat News.
There are something over four feet water on
the shoals. Heavy rains fell Monday night
and yesterday. Ii they have extended far up
the country, there is good reason to expect a
rise of several feet
The Rock city is the regular packet for Pa
ducah. She leaves at p. NJ.
We are Indebted to the Aleonia, which ar
rived from st. Louis Monday night, for files Of
St. Louis papers Of last Saturday. The Fee
ming NeloS of that day says:
The last boats in from the Missouri river,
report it falling from st. Joseph down, with
but four and half feet on the bars. No
change to notice in the Illinois or Upper Mis-
sissippi; both streams are in good boating
order
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-30
An Error Corrected.

A private letter from Philadelphia, to a
business house in this city, which had sought
aud effected an insurance in Philadelphia,
states that "on no occasion has the writer had
more difficulty in making insurance. M less
than three Of the first class offices refused
the risk at any premium. 1t appears from the
published accounts of the late fire, that there
is an inadequate supply Of mater in your city;
and hence all risks are considered extra haz-
ardous'n
For the benefit Of all interested, we correct
the error with which the above extract closes.
The recent fire was the largest that ever oc-
cured in Nashville, and it fully tested the
suiliciency of the supply of water At no
time was there any deficiency. On the con
trary, the supply was abundant-much greater
than there was any call for. Insurance offices
need not give themselves any uneasiuess on
that score
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-30

SHARP's RiFLES-We are Informed the,
Messrs. FAIL & CUNNING on the North
side Of the Square, near the burnt District
have Just received few Of the Sharp Rifles.
direct from tie manufactured. Oar readers
can now have an opportunity OF providing
themselves with this gun, Of which We have
heard so much. Companies emigrating to
Kansas and Nicaragua can be supplied With
these guns by giving few weeks notice 10
r. d O., VINO have made arrangements 10
that effect.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-30

TENNESSEE EXroRTs.-A shipment of ten or
twelve tons of East Tennessee Marble passed
through this city yesterday for firm in
Cincinnati. The marble was from the quar-
ries ofthe SligoMl.rble and Mining Company, of
which Mr.. James Sloan is the superintedent and
is of the fne red yariegated quality for which
the mines near Knoxville are celebrated. An
advertisement OF the Sligo Company may be
found in another column.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-30

We regret TO learn that the Hon. Thomas J
Rusk, one Of the Senators from Texas. has
been summoned home by the extreme illness
of his wife; and that the absence Of the Hoe.
George 5. Houston, Representative FROM Al
ALBANIA, is oocasioued by the death Of his wife,
which took place in this city on Sunday last.
The remains OF Mrs. II. are now on their way
TO Alabama for National Lateli
gsnesr, APri2f.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-30

Fron the Tallahassee Floridian. We learn that
the De'nocrtic Convention, which assembled
at Madison in that State. on Wednesday week.
nominated the don. NJ 5 Perry, of Aaohua.
for Governor, the Hon. George 5. llaN kins. Of
Jackson, for Congress, the ilou. A. A. Long.
the Hon. Philip Del, aud r. l. Campbell, tie
Presidential lectOrs-SasaAAaA ReyuJlicaa.
ADrH "a
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-30

sB- Wise has Just been receiving important
additions to his stock of bonnets, aud fancy
goods. His advertisement, in another column,
tells Of the many excellent articles be has
imported with a view TO the adorumeut of the
lovely women of Nashville.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-30
Public Speaking.

The candidates for County Judge will ad-
dress their fellow citizens at Loves Store in
South Nashville on Thursday night lst of
May, and at the Market House on Friday
night the 2nd of MAY.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-30
Wednesday Morning, April 80, 1856
LATER FnorE NICARAGUA.
WALKER NICTOEIOCS.

A brief telegraphic despatch in another col
umn, announces that WALKER las achieved a
brilliant victory over the Costa Ricans.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-30
Advertisement Extraordinary.

INHE heirs - re afs Rev. Dr. phiap Ilraslsy ~ On
Il IErnsnaf fna itFz MaE NFxr ne preases sxsoss
faae sale Z The Lindsey Property Is eoath
Naskse suAied besFesh Asyiu Street and The Lsbanee
lump H. Ls - A@snsc sni Carri Street IA cennecan
Eilh sip tbe Lebanea farupakes oNnea By n O. a.
auAi sac ana pAis q NE szsaaa rsAay fF asiritasoa ID
a rev a<ss
csupeIea 60 psrs Wth Tftn a Aslf ufss 1r
We nate ths rerark es D. sqprsrd has ue Eoaid
fr saaatf phf Frsss BeFess
all lase sa4-r tcAlsssss q 10 tst away lfo tie
sae - anE ee1si4efeea. IhEs pfcFzrty - seaa
W sia eEer the Soash tir6 FF0psFig private sale
Ihs sitRzr1 ca Flrx Mc6AFack apd DeanuahFsns So
adignnr ne MeAhsier Property. fhis NEST ansrablg
adsptat ~ fay Fesieaes. An4 VI be divided y AIS gar
chasers, II Is bee kefL
rsEius zaneanosa sl.A psau q sFeanas
FoE Us heirs
ADRIAN VAN sINnERrx IESnzEIEY.
NAfilANikl Ian AEACE 1IsDSIfIY
rss7es-'d JOHN nERIES IINH&iAT
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
Aacb gill. Anil On I

Naou'llSb Apli "O loOO.
COTTON-Little offered yesterday. Sales 100
bales 9a94.
TOBACCO-Slles Of hhds at A. Hamilton's at
$50, 7l5, 755, 90.
BACON-Qaiet at 8. Hams SIa8j; Sides SASH;
Shoulders 7ia72.
LARD-74aS
FLOUR-Dur, Dbl 5.oOa6 so, sack 5oAs.OO.
Trade dull
LARD 7Ga
sUGAR-Tn hhds., per ID. lac
bbs., 71a 81
COFFEE-Ro, 10
WHlSKY-Per gallon, Nashville, %
Pixies, Magnolia, 25
Peacoeks, 20
Wilshres, F.. 25
NoLAsSES-N. o , per gallon, SS a 40
SALTY the bbl, per bushel, IS
Sack, coarse, Sl.6O
fine, e.. 100
FLoUR-Bbl, SCAT
Sack, per cwt, S250a350
GRAIN-wheat, per bush, slOO
Oats 80
CHEESE-western Reserve 1911
BUTTER-Fresh. q. . 2Od29
EGGS e..
81. LOUIS, April 26th-P M-FLoUR-Sale of
80 bbls country fine at s. so; ll5 scratched, on
board, IS; l4O and 100 country superfne So 90;
100 fancy So, 800 DO marked extra, on its merits, Sc
per biol
WHFAr-Sales Of lO2 SKIS common sl,l75 do
fair 81 l2i; % DO 81 Il; 100 good red 81 80 per
bushel
BARLEY.-l2l SKIS winter at 81 IS per busbel.
BACoN.-Sales Of l3 cks country at 81 c. for
Shoulders; clear SIDES Sc; Hams, Sc; 2s cks City
Pork House Shoulders, and IA do city smoked 7c /;
% DO Shoulders ribbed aud clear sides &c, 50 a &C.;
10 cks Sanford Cranes Sugar Cured Hams II &C.
perlb.
BULK MEAr.-l50 600 lbs Sides on board 7c; 4.
600 Shoulders 5ic; 1900 Hams Csc; 1925 Sides
tic. per 10, from evee.
LARD Sales Of 30 bbls prime at SIC; 900 pkgs
do at 81 DC; 200 ties leaf at loo per bbs aud tee
on board, at &c; 2I0 kegs prime at l0c per ID.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-30

A. C. g. A. B. BEECH
No. 40 COLLEGE ST, NASHVILLE,
HAVE Received large and well selected stock Of
IL STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
And G CARPETS for 1856.
Dress Goods.
Pine Barese Robes-new styles;
Organdie Robes "
Rich striped and Plaid 81 k;
Bareres, Plain, Striped, AID Plaid;
large Dot cheap Musins;
EMBROIDERED GOODS.
large assortment Of Jaconet aud Swiss Flounengs;
Embroidered swiss and Jaconet Collars;
NaieEeiennes L.es Collars
Large assortmen; Misses Collar;
Transfer Work and Emsroiderea Skirts.
KID GLOVES.
BsIou's makes large stock.
SPRING MANTLEs.
Fuhroldered Black and Whiae sIs Maates;
Moss Trimmed Nantes.
TRIMMINGS F 2 DRESSES,
Hanasouas lot Bonnet RIBBONS
Moss Trimming and Fringes;
Large Black Velvet RiDboas.
HOSIERY.
good assOrtmsn, Of Ladies' vhite black and eoOrsd
Cotton Hose.
Large l0t Gunfemsus Cotton and silk TIalf Hose.
Gentiemen's Goods.
Haudsome assortment fEeneh Liasns;
Slack and i.aey Pm cs s,a.,
Inca Duek-good a,sortmsut;
Piau and Check Cashmere, Tor Boys wear
Assortment Cravats shirt Cellars DraHsrs KID Cloves
CURTAIN DAmAsfxS.
In Satin and Woai-rew patterns
Handsons Lace ara tnlbsuiiersd Muslin Curtains;
Large loi Curtain Masin.
Carpets and House-Furnishing Goods.
Tiae Ala Velvet Oarpeings
al azi hfasse.s Do;
20 c-speunS-rs,H s'slsss
Good assortment Rags Mats DrusTeia, g. 81 and Ga
Cheek and y hlfe Caaf0n AAstng
Alse, larze sfQck n ehsxp Carpets,
a. Z, sod - 8 fioar cL ciosts.
Heavy Goais or Car coverings
pB cofica Ducks lis incts sdo. Tbesr oois se ca
fnrnish srom = % I'D inehss siae.
We haze lsFse stack q Psin, Paid and stp-a Osaa-
bufrs, VERY heasf.
w have Gaoss ne rlgAt usash iar wasoa shsss and
TAss~ wishing Nashville wsasa a. ven "a Evs u eaks-
fors bayirg. laPisl 40 IA. B, nEAcA.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-30

WlTHpRAwN.-EUGENE UNDERWOOD, Esq,
has withdrawn from the canvass for County
TnIra
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-30

- tFket, q 80 ! 81 A. IS T. t,slr Hai s. lr1s
h.1aale, - eAsfse af azuts' ax4les eoup4as, -
sefoa ~ a. eo<aeqaeully tesle 80 BE- aus 9Asl4E
el iAki CAS- TIE r4Ni1s slh - caEs n Ma ttes ~
Ne Pas taIlra schea1z.a NerT res eefhliF,
aaFse8 ~ WINS. asusger.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-30
DIED,

In Bangor Maine, The isA last, JrIa ALNE, aged
mouths youngest daashssr q George and Ms.
ria Keiogsi iornsry q this ohy.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.


spRRe welcome as she The lover Of Nature brings
with her evsrchaugoF eYervaryng weather Of sunshine,
clouds stors heat and cc diseases that must be guarded
against We know Of no medicine this particular
that begins to compare with Cutters Span 81 MIXTURE,
which, 5y tonic aron the liver so ats the system for
the muaous changes thst those who it enjoy health
while others around them are all complaints.
Consumptiou and the Diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs TREATED sY Tbs INDICATED VAPoEs.
DR. VIZ HuSrER brother Of Or. Robert Hunter respect
fully announces to all those who afflicted with diseases
Of the Throat and Lungs that he returned St. Louis
where he intends permanently to establish himself.
There is probably no class of diseases which wide
spread in their nature and terrible in their results the
diseases Of the throat and lungs It, therefore, becomes
matter of earnest socu6e the RECESSION to know there
any whereby those diseases can he controlled and
ameorated.
Dr. r. Hunter and myself have made these diseases
own peculiar study for several years. and have found that
the only means whereby these diseases be reached is
direct application or prescribing medicines which
are breathed into the lungs the form Of vapor and
consequently brought in contact with the whole internal
face Of the lungs The Of treatment has fully
sustained the theory.
Persons at distance sending full description Of their
case receive according to their symptoms.
WIN. HUNTER, NJ. D.,
Office on Eighth St., between Pine ana Chesnut sts,
ap1-8m West side, st. Louis, No.
DoS'r TELL ANYBODY Keep the secret to yourself For
goodness do GOT tell about else there will be
unmarried people, Weddings will be the order Of the day.
Everybody will be choosing help mate In another column
is the advertisement much talked Of book by Prof.
RoNDour Of New York, "Bss Of Marriage" 1t gives
you the exact process the Of creating love- compel
ing any body you dearly, whom wish to inspire
with tender passion. But them should such secret get
out into the world Read the book yourself but keep silent
That's our counse.-N Y tribune.
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c a pitaI So 900!
Loo Pri.es Amoantiag . ESQ, oooI

Fktzts PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION
ferspet sendns 1ooes ~ uai uest far - heinr
sd Uf4sfs laaetaaI stlc1de 10. Caanr4.Ins ear-
sasAtas- h4nA setzaef saead tanks takea A. pa.
fAasr ssong p4Ftca'aF uauarrs sho,lia os.r iurns-
Aate1. A4iress JAAtzs =. WfNtEk siaa4ser. 4
NkclE "a
o.. BOZ IA Naazva1E :. .
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-30

A Concert Kali Macon, Ca, paier ne SUPER
n lnieaasncs q eel. tseo. n. Logan and } as.
A. ttsbet. Esa.
The NsnsEsI AsTinE annsuncri his drtsruination 70
nske ths ibs nest popllr Loitsg 10 aord esrs or
hay iah, srteuie t1at ~ slrpases any s1tene ever
AKaias Ne csfii4. 80 oue PIrs % ei<ht resslzl "A
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-30
CafaNyha Crane Roots.

TUsr REcEyKD, 5000 caiavb. Grape Roots, Of csc
year's grosth lspiil ia. siecALi, Agent.
me plus ultra" scheme.
1900 PRIzESI 10000 DoLLAnSi
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-30
LAND WARRANTS.

WISH to purchase 5000 Acres Of Land Warrants
before the 10Th Of May, at which time expect to leave
on my trip to the Land Offices for the purpose Of
selecting locating land. Give Call before selling
YOUR Warrants elsewhere. J. G.. FELLOWES
ap25 No 50 Cherry 4.
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w. B. SPARKES g. 90.

(sUccEssoRs TO HOLLAND 4 sNTH)
No IL Sycamore St., Between Front aud Columbia.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Port, Malaga and Muscat Wines.
BOURBON, RYE, MONONGAHELA
AND TsFIED NHESK EYS,
BRANDY, GIN, PURE SPIRITS, &C, &C.
ap23-sm CINCINNATI, OHIO
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-30
ENVRA CHANCE.

w have for sale most excellent House Servant Nurse
w Chambemad, fair Cook nd seamstress all coJnbnsd
In likely woman twenty three years q age Also sege
raj other likely Negroes, among them No House Carpen-
ter, his wife and two childrt n. Cal soon
ap9l BOYp LYLES. No. 80 Cherry 81
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-30
Havana Plan Lottery.


BY AUTHORITY OF ruE STATE ORGEORaIA
10000 NUMBERS ONLY PRlLE 40 ! TICKETs
4
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Lands and Lots for Sale.

4 > ACRES OF Valuable Lard on both sides Of the
Il : Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad rs miles nom
Nashville, which depot has been recently located we'll
improved good water coed soil, with fair proportion Of
timber and cleared land excellent stand for country
store and residence Either SIDE Of the road the whole
VII BE- sold 70 suit purchasers.
G56A ACRES mile from Che town o. Frankiln IN
Williamson county. the Liberty road and mile east Of
the Tennessee and Aabama Railroad leo Acres cleared
and In cultivation. Has on Il comfortable Dwelling House,
lasting sprngs, and Is pro4uctiv susuitable for
handsome sei=aeats. vii sell II -, y, al 10 salt
purchasers.
10 ACRES mostly tubeged part afthe Brentwood Tract
the Tennessee and ALBANIA Railroad 81 south Of
Nashville so Of excellent quality, adniraby adapted 10
tr purposes 0f Vineyard, Nursery, Market Garden
10Y ACRES the GallAtn Turnpike road, az niles
IRON Nashville, between sull and siedge. would make
business in town convenient AID c0ortools eoGntry
rcsd nee.
Wasra RRir, ad IL miles vest q Nsshvic Blk aarpeth
RIVE and miles OF kngstoa Spngs $50 Acres clear
ed-bSaRce well tmbered-good SOIL and water, and CON-
ortable improvements.
52k ACRES, well improved. miles froD Nashville, on
tbs Ml Greek valley Pike, and near the \. r. r. soil
of good quality. good DSeing Gne young Orchard sni
very good ne EhboFhood-
~ ACRES Ia the Brookiyn Lets, niles North Of Nash
vile, he Whites Creek rnrnPke road. beau
trial huidlng lot
cots of sny s1e from 90 feet TO IS Acres on he Busna
Visits Turnpke road from to niles q Nashville sigh or
Without Timber. cCnyeniens 20 huenA Vista sprinSs.
% LuTE Ia The cnfoI alton 81 Nashville, W4sus
the Depot o. the Team. Ala r. r. several a1d
MaFfressbefO Turnpike road IN the Ih Ward several
q cspital Hin near the corporation ns4
PRICES Low r. rms LIBERAL. Thosa Sho wish 20
parehAss would do Esll % make sAEG applle4tOa %
aplo-u c, W. NANCE