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Decisions OF the supreme Court.
SRA gTppTIT
DIED,

In this city, on the 9th inst, Mr.. JAMES N. Lyon,
aged A years.
la the manhood of his life, the deceased made his
exit into another and to him better existence. Tie
was a man of much thought and many eccentric
ties of the latter the writer desires not to speak
they belong to himself and to those who knew hun
more intimately His last hours calm aud
peaceful: he died in the realization Of that truth
which is nov dawning on benighted and degraded
humanity; he died in that hope which, a. yet, is
enoyed by comparatively few--the hope, yea, the
kaooedg- that there is bs,ful hereafter awaiting
all souls however despised or sin.s,ricken Lake
the glory Of the approaching dawn, The san hight
be uty of the Spirit laud broke upon hi~ enrsplured
vision, and be fclt the presence OF many gentle
messengers ere he left the form IL is proper to
remark that Mr. LYoN previous 10 his belief tn the
great fact of Spirit Intercourse, was a confirmed
Atheist, and had no faith in the immortality OF the
soul This mag account 70 some extent tor many
of the errors Of his life. Alter ka0'oiHg, by actual
demonstration, taat there was Immortal Exis
tence and OF course an E.ernAl Poser, controlling
that existence, he never hssitAtel 10 avow his be
lief under any aud all circumstances IL was to him
an oasis in the desert Of HE, and he desired all TO
be refreshed by its pure uu;hs aud soul-inspiiing
hopes His friend. sorrow not Tor his departure,
for they know he Is freed from much, and that
he is now more closely joined to th.m than when
in hfe
Ca'r,,y, sereney he sunk 10 re't
In the m tuhoo u ais power,
Gently, gradual q, % the bie'',
His sou AMI Ids As the noEcr,
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$780, CONSUMPTION sPITTISo BLooD.-See the
Wk%zszsS certificate Of Mr.. Turner H. Ramsey, for
many years proprietor Of the Farmers Hotel Fredscks
burg Va and late Of the City Hotel Richmond, Va
Dr. Mng, Of the city of Richmond though regular
physician and of opposed to what be called qasck
medicines obliged say that its good effects in the
of Mr. Ramsey, wonderful indeed
He had been given up by several physicians had tre'
most of quack medicines and the verge of des
p a. well as grave, when he tried Carriers 81 anish
Mixture.
We refer the public to his full and lengthy ihcate
the bottle stating his
adj
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Arrival of the Atlantic

BALTIMORE, Jau l4.-The steamer Atlantic ar.
rived Sunday. Cotton quiet. Sales of the four
days, "a, 0OO-droOping- buyers demand reduc
ton. Orleans, mlddling, IL 10; fair, Ct Sales
to exporters 10000, spectators 4, 900 bales.
Brown & ShipIey quote breadstuGs declined
shilling Western Al shillings; Ohio 43s; Corn de.
clned %, mixed 42s 3d. yellow AS; white 49,;
Provisions dull and unchanged. Consos declined
to 8St to $50.
The rumor that Denmark is about to join the al
lies proposition is kept strictly secret 1t is belev-
ed that Russia would accept 81 EN- were it not that
England demands indemnity, which, Russia, backed
by Austria, absolutely refuses On the whole the
prospects for speedy peace have advanced but lit.
tie or none
Esterhazy reached St. Petersburg with the ulti.
matum OF the Western Powers. 1t had not yet
been replied 10
Austria notified Prussia Of its contents. Prussia
assents to urge its acceptance on the Gar.
A dispatch from Vienna states that Count Blu
had commul icated the terms of Peace to Prince
Gortschakof.
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~ FAILING LovE.No more "a ling in love after this.
We are al to pitched into it, willing unwilling. Pro-
fssor RoDour betrayed the he how
make my booy you that you wish lie furnishes his
cnrous book "The Of Marriage" the key the
mystery. you want lady she must become yours sou
need husband pick out you canlove Read RosDOuT
and the matter is settled he bOok advertised cur pa
ner
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Coon TUENPiKE STOCK.-We learn tina, tie
Shelbyville, Pennington and Lewisburg Turn
pike Road, yielded last year, dividend on it,
stock of z per cent. The Company are out of
debt, and have u surplus Of 2 per cent. on
hand. This is admirable management.
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.-The next
session of this iayori,e Institution commences
on the Dist inst. Parents wishing to send
their children To a good school, should avail
themselves of he advantages of the Academy.
Ii stands at the head of it, class in the South.
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For SALE.

I OFFER for sale the following property: On Gm-
Il proved Let situated in Edgeh.id Bell street,
be Slnina WetmOre streets he fUnts 80 fee
and runs back "a &. The improvements Il are, .
Dwellng House NHh' entrJ, back stable earri
age house, and a OF soOd
ALS0-A vacant Lot. on Bell street, nearly o. Do
Site the above, fronting Fly three running Jack
one hundred and ninety four feet fenced in.
And three hy feet lots in ZoiconeTs Addition the
corner Of Russell and Tulip streets.
X. A BALLONE,
nrl2 L...rA y
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HANDSOMELY DOEE.-THos. JAMES FIN IE,
Esq, in response to proposition through the
Memphis Bulletin, to raise $3.50 for the Mem
phis Orphan Asylum, pledges himself to pay
$50 annually.
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S 6 o /, O O O.!

sol rizes Amounting to 100000
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
Every Prize drawn az drawing and paid when due
Tickets $40: Halves SIS; Qarters SO so.
| ~ Address JAMES 2. WINTER, Man ger,
MACON. Ga.
dac22-td 10Y Ia N,surnI p q
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RECEIVED, AND NOW IN STORE BY

RECEIVED, AND NOW IN STORE BY
CHURCH ANDERSON,
1 7 Nos and Broad street.
n ElSOEE NEW ORLEANS.
so hhds. New Sugar;
100 bag Rio Coffee;
100 bXs. Fresh RaSins;
20 kits fresh Fish;
100 bbls Mola:ses;
80 III. bblS. do;
900 sacks Salt.
FkON BALTIMORE,
100 doz Fresh oysters;
100 bags Prime Coffee.
FRON CgNCINNATs,
100 bxs. halves and ours Star Candies
100 doz Pat Eyed P. Buckets;
81 nests Tubs;
80 doz Wash Boards;
10 bbls Ulscking;
10O bNs. Western Reserve Cheese;
100 bbls Wiltshire, Whisky;
100 d" Deaf's
20 /" Old Rye
81 . Bourbon:
81 Monjngshela;
10 Brandy
10 Gin;
is NJ Wine.
FROM NEW YORK,
$4,000 spanish Sole Leather;
50 casks English soda;
20 bag Race Ginger;
20 do Spice:
ceroous Indigo;
casks Nader;
100000 g. d. Caps;
FROM ST. LOUIS,
25 kegs Golden Syrup;
20 half bbls. do;
5 bills do;
25 kegs Lead;
200 bags Shot.
FR8M WHEELING,
200 kegs assorted Walls.
The above articles were received yesterday-aIl
resh and will be disposed of at astonishingy low price,
Having been purchased the lowest possible figure FOR
renter they will Of course be exchanged at the lowest
ole figure for tie pelCter- ictHm Call and see for yO
elves. CHURCH ANDERSON,
MOVES Nos and Broad 81
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Trust Sale Of DIV Goods.

M 'SSBs PLUNMEe 4 90 having ex euted a deed or
WI the und rsgned conveying heir entire stock
Of Goods, the will lie sold reasonable
terms for cash. az the old stand No 10 Public Square for
short time
Persons indebted to said Arm requested
ward and make payment immediately, their
placed in tn hands of ofcer the accounts note
&C, a'e also assigned
The books and Of said Arm open the IN.
speetion Of creditors. JOHN @. PERt USON
cec22-tf Trustee
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A New Book.

JACKSON AND Nav ORLEANS. By Alexander Wal
kerr New York; j. Z. Derby.
The above work is an authentic narrative Of
the memorable achievements of the American
Army, under General ANDREW Jackson, be-
fore New Orleans 10 the winter of l8l4-l5
Ia his introduction the author says there is
no campaign in modern military history, which,
for its extent, was more complete in all It's
Darts. and more brilliant in lis results, than
that in the defence of New Orleans; and we
may add, none that possesses more interest To
all who are proud Of the military annals of tins
country. Ii was a campaign that will, 50 long
as this republic lasts, form one of the most glo-
rous monuments OF the glorious heroes OF
America. The history of it cannot be too
closely studied-it can never become too ia
miliar. The work before Us, will, we doubt
not, be highly acceptable to the public.
1t is Tor sale st W. I. BERRY IL Cos. Book
Store.
Decisions OF the supreme Court.
9Th CIRCUIT.
A. c. White VS. Il. Z, Suite, opinion by Judge
Mckinney, affirming decree OF Chancellor.
GTH CIRCUIT.
Charles Barrett vs. John X. Edmondson, opinion
by Judge Harris aiir ming judgment below.
FIR Gleaves ct ala, VS. W. o. Scott, opinion by
Judge Harris affirming judgment.
James NJ SsanEe II nry GOoch, Trustee, ct
ais opinion by Judge Mckinney, affirming iudg'
ment
18TH CIRCUIT.
EE Tharker, Trustee, ct all, tx partc, Railroad
Tax, opiaion by Judge Harris affirming Judgment
below.
EE Tnacker, Trustee ct ais, EK parte Railroad
Tax, same.
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NEGROES E0,, .aaR.
BOOKS AND sTATInNER,
a SURE CURE FOR CANCERS.

MY Wife, having 'abored under her breast TO-
INl some time, and having tried dineren treatment
concluded to undertake myself and in less than three
months effected plete cure; although she had been
given up by her friends being beyond the reach any
she has for the lat year enjoyed better health than
she had for many previous and has since given birth
to hne child, which she nurses herself l have also
treated several other cases. and have met with the
My treatment is not the using Of the KNIFE Causc
Mercury, but it purely Vegetable also profess
other diseases such Female Diseases and Ulcers Scrof
ua, Piles, and all diseases originating like manner All
ask Of persons afflicted with any of the above named
diseases, is to give trial. Where there is
tire shall be charge Further information be ~
aimed by calling by letter. at No. ~ North Mar
ket street. JONATHAN THOM s.
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K. C.. M'NAIRY & CO.
No. 55 COLLEGE ST., Nashville. Tenn.
HAVE hand of the LARGEST and most complete
bic for Fall and Winter offered at retail in this
ket And having within the last few days received their
at prices far below their usual cost enabled to offer in
dueements to all persons wanting goods in their line.
DRsS SIS GOODS.
Elegant Flounced silks in all colors for day and evening
dresses at from sS to 500 Elegant Moire Antiques plain
and striped for both day and evening; elegant Plaid and
Striped Silks, all qualities and prices; Plain Kept Silks
all coors for day and evening dresses Pout de SOe do
Cashmere Robes, With borders elegant Cashmere Robes
printed, do.
Plain and Printed DeIaines.
The largest lot offered in this city, bought at greatly
reduced prices which will be sold prnpOrtionsbly oE.
$40 patterns Union de LANES only 90 piece; Plain
Mernos in all colors In short, in the dress
goods line.
FIanneIs.
Extra heavy, all Wool, for Drawers;
Union,
Shaker,
All qualities Welsh and other unshrDkng Flannels,
saqne Fannels all colors and for children common
White, Red and Yellow, all qualities.
For Boys.
All descriptions goods for Boys Clothing such as Jeans
Satinstts, rweeds, Cassimeres, &C. &c.
staple Goods.
All kinds sheengs shrtings, Pillow Domestics Tickings
apron Checks, Canton Fannels Prints Irish Linens, Ps
LinseNs, Negro kerseys, &c. &c.
EmbrOideries and Lace Goods,
Everything in this line Honton Collars and Colaret~.
Val ars, Colaretes add eeyes, rate in sets: all
kin Of French and Scotch Worked Collars Mourning Col
airs, in great variety.
urtaiD Goods.
Everything in Muslin and Lace Curtains. Also 1ion all
WOOL and Satin Laiue DamaSks, with Gimps TasSells,
LoopS Cords &C, to match Also Cernice and Pins all
qualAes.
Hosiery.
very large stock Of Ladies' Misses Mems and Boys all
If which they will SCI at the Low est possible prices
Carpets
In endless variety, and al qualities Many styles
received within the last days, prices nsuT entire
satisfaction Also, large lot Of Rugs Mats, Drugets,
Crumb OF this, Oil Cloth, Mats for Fire Places, Wash
Stands, &c dc. X. G. McNAIRY CO.,
novel No. IS College street, Nashville, Tenn.
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Isa0Fm rI.0Un i've have sss 10 sisre a.,
Z recesFinr 4ais large qasr tfies ~ Scar ifan
fehsxan n Il.--Carfrr uhsta o.. inha41 aa3 bhis
Gooiiitfss rlie Nafs-l 4 trsd hla..
~e<nreF nilis-4ense. hanaat 4 "a.
rsri Hesaf alIls--H sghrffsr'i Z = atsaa.
sh'c. - sksi<s Ne ~ksE~so i-Ataas .fis
aeFa y p. tNAetf 50.
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APPROPRIATIONS
FOR SPRING OF 1861!

He Subscribers beg cal the attention q their f,nds
and the trsd- geoe,Aly, to their arrangements for
Spring SALtS."
We shah BE- prepared by the 10th q February showa
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK.
Our Foreign Department
vii b. supple with amos, an rnr,ely took, which
has o.en pFsnay selected by Of he Europe.
We ioyitr particular attention
Our Dress Goods Department.
We shall be able to show all he
NEW 81 DEStGNN AND FABRICS,
In silks Barages, Barage de LANES Challies lis
sues, Elegant Robes, Brilliantes, Grenadines De
Baiges, French Scotch and English Muslins, Lawns
and Cambrios, Bombazines, Alpaecas, shawls scarfs
Mantinas, Talmas, &c, &C
ALSO,
very arg stc, k u FRENCH sCOrCH ard IRISH EN-
BH"inkEIfs WuIrc GOODS, LINENS, Liam GOODS,
Ribbons, &C, &C
Hosiery Department,
An unusgliy large TO L, tmsT ever, VARIETY Of
English and German Cotton Silk and Isle Thread
dose, Gloves, hitts, and Small Wares, &c, &C.
Also,
4 choice stock q Good, or
GEHTLE1ES'S WEAR and TAILORS USES.
In The
Carpet Department,
EVER variety ofRieh Velvet, Wilton Tapestry Brus-
sells. Ply snd Ingram Carpets, Canton Mating,
Floor OIL Cloths, Rugs and DruRgets; RICH CUR
TAIN STgFFS, Ia Frea. tanrts; ant
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
ALSO,
In the
Domestic Goods Department,
A full - tfta,nto
AMERICAN. COTTON AND W00LLEN GOODS
MeF-p=ai shat ~- have oaen said FIRE that Il IL oar
iteut frtur The suthrrn frade q he Target
srCAs 4 Goa. ans 4 q hsa ds ioso tsy sasf
90 ahs tsdi 10 90 lAs cuaBtrE.
Ca f..rriEn Pare ~ u<FoHrATrs, ant
pRfthu as aa % t-l 10 Soutg,ra umI tau-
Nc stall he Cd 90 sc be trade u uarstt ne
lag t-or aid 10 sHoF hsm With AssUGAKCs
ta-t All b "a hs iHieresi q cL0sE BuYEs Il exam
tnr &
az terns a-e CASH or GOoD NOTES. payshlr tHrart-
ably 90 hfHt. We shah also adhere 90 The sssi. (Shth
Ia wpsse ws he vat srssnl o. sel IS Bsae -, hsosn
and colre l0Ttas Go D. loT iae easA Al Aaef sreys
coat pFi,e.
BANCROFT, BETS & MARSHALL,
20s and 2ll Kins ST.,
ltns-Sn Charleston, =. a..
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for Sale.

7 OFFER for sale CoOl SEVEN HUNDRED ACES 81
Il or LAND lying n. Columbia ceutrai tarniaAe Il
Roaa seven miles nom Columbia ana four fum ait frhs
ant being part of the tract on v ich reside
This Land Is equal superior 20 ans m Mary county
a. well watered (the celebaed DvveTs sprag being
ne mart offered for sae well tmbered and vel Improved
Ihere are on Tie premises bcAuual b1dlng Site
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated RAJ hoad IL
Iii he divided 70 suit purchasers sold Ia bedy.
For further Information ply % a. Ashsood p oce
MAury county, Tennessee. - , 49,,
augfl-u LoeiNH :. Ao4-A'
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~ the 18th Of January next Twin sell TO the highest -
" bidder, my Tract of Laf Il. containing about -
900 Aer go cleared the balance in timber brig -
miles nom Port Royal the waters Of sulphur Fork OF RI
River Is well adapted the groSh Wheat Corn and
Tobacco with comfortable improvements 50 acres seeded
IN Wheat convenient to good mills two OF which
iac'ung mills on the waters Of He'd River, IL miles from
CarksVie in good neghborhood convenient schools
and churches TREAs-One-tiiri Ca te bal nee in one
and two years. with interest Possession given BY the It Of
February FOR further particulars, call j. Daren. Of
Nashville, or TO me, The Premises.
decls-wAxIm Uey amrf5 GEO. MOCAULEY
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PRoF wooD's HAIR REsToRATvE.-The testimony Of all
who have thoroughly tested the virtues of this celebrated
article will restore the and the bald eradicate
sease Of the Scalp preserve the hair falling and
the color perfectly extreme old age 1t is put up
both with and without sediments. See advertisement.
49, To Nervous Sufferers-A REIIRFD CLERGYMAN
- restored to health in few days. after many days
Of great suffering is anxious to make known the
of viii send (ee) the prescription used. Di-
the Rev. JOHN NJ DAGNAL No SO Fulton ST. Brooklyn,
Yew York.
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EOK SALE.

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT are now ofrrin
for sale that commanding College Hin know
the "CAAPBELL PLACE" The Lot fronts $50 feet
ke street opposite the Fuedg, Property, and
offered Tor about what the LOT IL worth
declT1 LINDSEY CROCKLrr.
LAOR SALE-A HOUSE AND L. T in e. ashylls.
Il The lot fronts McGay0ck 90 feet, and run
sck 1855 feet TO IL alley The House contains
and hall, with stables, &C. 4. A. BALLOWE
OctS Gent Agit- No II Draaefick A
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FOR SALE,

A House and Lot on McLemOre street. The o.
u Lot fronts l5s feet MeIemore street. and
@ek lO4 feet The House is two Story Brick. and -
contains rooms, ball ahnve and below with kitchen
house, &C This property located In the neghbOrhood
the Nashville and North esteru Railroad Depot Il also
convenient 10 the business portion Of the city, and be
had upon good terms. For further information sppy
K. A. BALLGNE,
ocf5 Gen Alt M has
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COMMISSIONER Sale.

J. D. Tyler guardian and pa C. ~ Tyler ct ais dens
pursuance Of a Decree the Todd Circuit Court in the
above suit, at the December Term 1855, OF Court
viii, Commissioner under said decree sen the highest
dder at the late residence Of W. B. Tyler deceased OF
Monday, the 21st day Of January, 1859,
the tract Of land which said decedent die-containnx
between $50 and 400 Acres.
Said land hes on the road from kkton KY to Carksve
Tenn in rich and fertile part VI the county and one Of
the hest mbered tracts Of land in the southern par
coun About $40 acres cleared and in tine Of
cultivation. There good Dwelling House he place:
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DYsPEesIA AND EDIGEsTIos. These great
Wz<sS scourges Of people cannot be too well
derstood or the means averting curing them
highs appreciated The person who discovers any
of cure or alienation coners benefit upon his fellows, and
is wing Of honor This desirable consummaton has
been achieved and not only dy pepsa be cured but
may be prevented by the Of Hooand German Btter
prepared by DR.. c. NJ Jackson, Philadelphia, which med
cine is spoken Of in Of the highest commendaon BY
thousands who tested its efficacy. 1t is perfectly n
noeuous nature and the valuable property
Of improving health Of the robust well restoring
the health of the sick See advertisement.
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C0TTON.-We heard yesterday of the sale OF
one lot at 7ic.
GRAIN.--Nothing doing in grain.
CiNCINSATI, Jan 10
CHEEsE-The market il firm, but mac i've, in con
sequence of the absence OF shipping facilities. We
quote 94,l04c the rang, for good TO choice w.
r., and l2al24c for imitation English Dairy md
Durham farm
HAY-1he supply by wagons is equal 10 the de 4,
m nd aud the market l. 6rm at Is O0a20 90 w.
notice sales of prime Timothy, in bales from rail-
wy depots, at IA 90, but the supply, the last dav
or two, has been quite moderate, and the mark, I
closed AZ IA 60al45O
OIL Linseed is dull and easier, and we notice
sales at 77s9Sc in ;he regular way, which mar now
be considered the current rates. The demand is
very limited
SEED-Flax NAV he quoted at | 75al 80. Clover
is nominal at s50a900. Some small parcels OF
new crop are arriving Nothing doing in Timothy,
aud prices nominal
WHIsKY-The market has been unsettled, and
prices irregular during the entire week, and mate.
rialiy lower. Tuesday, the current rate was 2S4c
"Wednesday, Csc; Thursday, 25s25tc; Friday 25a
25ic; SATURDAY., 254c; Monday, 25ti25I; and yes
terisy 25a25tc-the market closing dull last eve
ming The demand is quite limited and navil; alton
having closed there is none shipping.
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yALUABLE P OPERTY FOR sALE

" will expose public sale the Court Honss In
w Nashville the 22d Of December next the 70 loving
valuable Lots:
House and Lot on Cherry St, occupied By Dr.. Morton
snd adjoining lot occupied BY Mr. stevenson,
Stone Cutter.
One half Of the HOus and Lot Market St. the ether
half belong TO NJ burus Esq.
TFRs or SArK:-One third cash the balance in one and
with payable in Bank, with two good
dorsers The title be retained until the parehase money
paid J. o THWEATT,
noY9-dtrwkvtd s. LOGAN.
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TERMS OF SALE.

One third cash the balance and two years. IN
terest rom date Bond, with approved security, viii
CURED Of the purchaser, hen retained the t
the purchase money is paid G. TERRY, Commiser.
N.B-Any desiring said IA m viii please call
on NJ. Tyler the premises; ID. b. smith, HadsDs
vle or q Terry, It Elkton. dec2a-.~
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JUST PUkLIsHED
HE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Ehila.
d EP0RT on sPERMATORRH0EA, or Seminal Weakness.
II Impotence, the Vice of Onaasn, Masto baion
abuse and ether Diseases Of the Sexual Organs ac-
count Of the and receptions Of QGsck ard valuable
Advice TO the Afflicted, by GRo T. CALHoUS D. Consult
ing Sageon Of the Howard Association, Philadelphia Pa
benevolent Institution established by special endowment
or the relief Of the scf and distressed afflicted with Viru
lent and Epidemic Diseases copy Of the above Report
viii be by mai (in sealed enVeIope) Free Of Charge
the receipt Of Tao stamp for postage Ad DR. 10
Z. ca i0UN, No. South MITE ST., Phiadelphis, Pa
decl7 dSm
NEGROES FOR HgRs.
Ont HE1sT DAY OF JANUAR 1855, at the COURTEOUS
" in Nashville, vii hire for the ensuing year. the ne
groes belonging to the estate ct B. Graf head consisting
Of men, women, boys and grs-ahcn fly in number.
TURNER s. FOSTER,
deci7-td kdministro
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FEHRH, D0NEGAN q CO, a-a s.
OnE,AssioD 4 Forwarding asereA.s.
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ID r.. r.. nj A II Il | n
NO. 8 NORTH SPRUCE ST.,
oct2s-u NASHVILLE, TENN.


copper, Tin ana sheet sron Wares
4 EEP constantly on hand al kinds Of
IN Improved COOKING STOVES; also,
stoves Of various kinds such Pari0r, Han, S n
Fiuted Box, and &c plate Stoves. Also, 49,
proved coal Stoves, Of all kinds, enamel ~y@&z
and Plain Mantle Crates CAsrIxss %
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job WORK solicited aud executed with neatDess
patch Feathers, Ginseng Deeswax Peser and old Copper
taken In exchange Tor wares, &c.
P.s.-ws hope cur old customers ~iT member a. 10
heir orders
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-15
SELF SEALING PRESERVE CANS AND JARS,
To Arriya

SHALL be in receipt in few days Of quantity Of very
superior and invaluable selfseang Preserve Cana I'D
nit ably adapted for convenience and usefulness
wants Of those wishing preserve fruits vegeiabeA
iyl9 ID. D. DICKEY