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COURT or GENERAL sEssIoNs-Ar,n ls-BAr' tn

CRY JUICE
Thomas Thompson was placed on tia charged wfs
burglary bsynR mouths a4o broken iaO the store "
Merchant Co CT Brosfvay and Res1e street, IRON
wEe5 be ATTEMPTED TO cary o. ~ o. worth Of sood NJ
veted aud the Cos tered him n he rsmssd-i ur
Wednesday, when be vii bs senenced No oter Business
beng ready, 81, OurInaeut Cd psc- for The Gay.
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Markets. .CAREyULLr REPORTED FOR TIE TRisU ~.

Z.
AsHRS-Tbe n sTket il quiet for Pearls ss asa 80 dI
Pots iar demand Nd buOyaot sales Of 10 bb al
IT. b2t.
COfTON-Undsr per " sshinston aud ant
Cambria HsisI the msIhht quiet; tho sdyces
hand too late influence
odsys rc.s which close firmly at yesterdays quOtaaonA
We TeIest them as follows:
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SCHOOL EsTERTAINsENT.-The pupil Of Public
School No. fork street Jersey City will ave entertain
"Wednesday Bg. at TIE Trinity NJ h Church
York street proceeds of which will BE- applied 70 the
chase of the Female DeameAt OF tAs School
Tie vii consist VI ng sddieses recitaous
diAloguek
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iAdvertisemeut.l
]
NV DECORATIONS AND PAPER HANGINGS for

lss-PRATr HARDEsBERGH, No. $50 Broadway pre-
Jered exhibit the largest and best Of PLAIN ID
DECORATIVE PAPER HASGISGs offered in this country
Koue bot fret class workmen employed.
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ArTKMPr TO PASS COUNTERFEIT BILL.-Yester-
day Jaues Riley brought before Justice Sm 8
charged with sempag to counterfeit bill At b-
Thomas Lsv Ia Ny rte The bill
be- al the Franklin Bank Chepschet. Ii bsLJ
aud would hardly deceive anybody The us7d
con lifted 10 await the action Of the Grand Jury.
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BROOKLYN DIsPEssARY.-There have been treated
at this ,s,sbshmen the past mouth 81 pssa OF these 20
males and 2fi feu.sles SsVes Of United states ~
foreign countries i During the mouth ljl PRESCRIPTIONS
have h eu q stuitOusy dispensed.
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Advertisement
HILLS & STRINGERs ORIGINAL DANDELI0N

CoTrEE-Purchasers cautioned against limit atoms Of this
ubs substitute for Java Coffee and great remedy for nd
ison kc None genuine without the sgIstpIe % HILLS
srNSGER" uIOn each wrapper Gen. Depot G79 broadway
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MIxnnM SuAnrs- Mhte anal Rnfr

FCTVEE CoEps TASsELS &C.. wholesale aud retail, BY
ooptoEo WEAPLt Manufacturers, No. IS Cshene 81
New Nots COuntry merchants supplied the IL pes
ND ~ The reasonable terms
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fAdvertisssneuti
REMOVAL CRocKrRy CIuy. GLASSWARE

AEhoNAL.-CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASSWARE,
-lhe gned will their Store, No 90
81 about the l5th inst ard will OF Their heavy
eshntne at very low Irioes for cash prompt credit,
s1.s expense OF moving The OF Couuuy Mer-
particularly invited 0OULD ELLIOTT, Importers
- "l~sessie Dealers No l95 Pearl-s,. New York
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IAdyeTtlsement.i

We invite the attention of dealers and others to
cor large stock Of CHANDELIERS and Gas FIXTURES of
slsna snd beautiful designs Of OR owS MANUsAerURE
MITCHELL, BAILEY Co, No. SO Broadway.
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UsIsG A SwoRD-CANE.-On Saturday afternoon a
young named Nestle attempted the sdies cabin
the Division ferry boats with cigar IN his
He by the deck hand winch outraged
him that he drew swodcsDe aud threatened tbs deck
band through Officer Vneer nterfeed sud arrested N.ste
yesterday Monday be 70 the PeLientsry t 20
dsy by Justice Jacobs.
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tAdveTtisensntI
ByILs.-MRNRRLY's celebrated Church, Fac

ty Steamboat Locomotive. School, Plantation sni otbst
BELLs constantly hand AID for sale by PAIRBASks Co. vt
teI Scsle " sresoom, No 1879 Broadway.
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MONDAY. April li-P. ".

MONDAY, Apru Up. N.
The princpel feature in the Stock market continues
10 be the movement in Western shares, which are in
large demand, and buoyant more especially Cleye
land and Toledo, Chicago and Rock Island, and Mchi-
gan Southern OF the Cey Gland and Toledo the sales
were some 900 shares, exceeding those of Ere,
Reading Central and all the home railroads together
After the Second Board sales Of this stock made
a. high as s3i, showing an advance of = cent on
the closing price OF Saturday. Chicago and Rock
Island closed at 93i, which is | y cent better.
Michigan Southern 81 bid Galens ll5i. NIL
waukee and Mississippi 55i &c. A sale of 200 shares
WiscoDeip Like Shore made at -, buyer sixty,
and p cent offered 900 shares for the July
Divided. Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati fell
tack 10 lOO Cleveland and Pittsburgh was firm with
sats of COO shares at 65i Erie at the close sold at
57l Reading s2s; Hudson River, 34l; Central, o2l,
&C. TIE interest of the street conferred on Western
shares to The neglect Of the fances, which have here
tofoIe been active. Nicaragua rather irmer and
cold at 49, Bank stocks generally well sustained.
Park Bank sold at o. ST. Nichols 96, Corn Exchange
lo4. Hanover 60 In Railroad Bonds the market is
fin but not very active Illinois Central sold at 81.
S. ard with privilege at 9l.. Michigan Southern
Sinking Fund at SO, which is better. Terre Hsute
ard Alton 2d at 7sI also Improvement. Erie,
1871, s3! 1875, 81; lss3 92l, &c. In State stocks
the transactions were moderate at full prices.
Tie market for Exchange is firm but not yet active
Sterling is az. for best commo:cia and bankers sig
natures. A leading house is asking 81 cent. Francs
are 59OS5.l7l.
Freehis are dull. To Liverpool, 10000 BUSH Corn,
4I05d in bulk $50 boxes Bacon, 25s. 800 bales Cot
ton, !a3.l6d., and some Rosin %. To London, 500
bbls Pork, Pr. 3d. and $50 b'~es Bacon 25s. TO
Rotterdam, 100 bbls Flour 4s and 40 bales Cotton,
ID.
The earnings Of the Erie Railroad for the month q
MsIch. 1886, 49,, W
karIi AZ
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iAdvertisementi

Wilson'S ORIGINAL DANDELIoy COrPEg.-
H 'srs ,oa wholesale BY BAKNEs Pax, HEsEsAN,
Oo A1A soHETFLN BRo&, and at retail by Dfu
's~-~iS' Manufactured a. Nos Is aad n East lith u.
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MEDICAL INHALATION. WITH CONSTITUTIONAL
RtsEDiss-Dr $ g. FIrcH may be consulted A. his Ofoe
N ~ Broadway (aow Of the established lnstituen q
sAses Live Compliant PeInLs Diseases and Chrone Die
t~e. generally. Ofce hours from ~ ,. u daily
SeGtays excepted.
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IAdveitisementJ

Alcoholic Smusns which prevents their general
The OIYGENATED BITTHRs beus entirely hes from
very intoxicating quality, give healthy tone 10 the dsesIv
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La W INIELLIGENCE.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-APRm H-Bsfor,
Judge STRONG.
PeofIe Lewis Baisr

COURT or OYER AND TBRMINER-APRrL H-Bsfors
Judge STRONG.
The People sgt Lewis baksr
This case, which tiled some months ago sni re-
NAMED undisposed Of for want Of agreement among
Tie jury came up yesterday. The Attorney Gene "a
5 b. Cushing, and the Distrct-AtOrney. A. Oakley
Hall, appeared for the prosecution, aud james I.
Brady an0 Horace r. Clark for the defense.
The District AttorDey entered mol pros IN the case
Of james Irving and John Morrisscy the evidence
presented the former tr4 Of Baker rendered their
innocence still probable. He also stated that il
Oh, cton made be would put all those implicated
in this affair on trial Together.
The whole day was spent IN attempts to get Jury.
and when the panel was exhausted only five Jurymen
had been sworn Out of five hundred issued
nearly one half were excused exempt from serving
or from other Mr.. Han stated that. &C
cordng bis estimate about 9J per cent of those who
answered to their names had formed opinion the
subject.
The following are The names of the five Jurors Sc
lected:
Alex 4rder Phyfe, broker, No IL Wall street; John
N. CTCell, manufacturer, No. 400 Broadway; George
:. Mawson, agent, No. a. Maiden.lane; William 5.
SlCcun, eating house, No. 1913 South street; james
Peterson, coBfectiOner, Canal street, near East
Broadway.
After some conversation between counsel the Court
directed summons 10 be Issued for new panel OF 500
jurors, rcturnable on Wednesday morning at IL
o'clock. Baker in Court, sitting by the side Of
his counsel james I. Brady, and looked about hale
and confident the former trial. Capt Rynders
also present during the day sitting at the left of
Baker. Tie crowd was not a. great on the former
occasion.
The Court adjourned to "Wednesday morning at IL
O'Clock.
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MARRIED.

| MARSH EMANUEL On sunday, April 49, a. Grace
Church in the City ID Newl ORR, by the Rev Dr Thomas
House Taylor Chss c. Marin, e.q and Elizabeth Amanue
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Ipe..............S5 6sa5 Ino..... : a5, sei
In addition to the foregoing cash assets, the Banks
hold foreign and domestic Exchange TO the extent Of
the respective figures opposite as compared with lass
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The statement i,m annexed 4.

TABLE 81 ne Lone sPerre Crc.asics sad rerosifs ~
Baas of s CITY V Nst Y,k 70, ne ,cesk endirs Soc
.vSoV APrl l., 1855, 70 sA.eA lsred I've Capitol n ssos
Haek
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All Of the officers elect are Democrats The aver
age majority of the Democratic city ticket last yes
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The Bank Statement shows continued expansion OF
loans of which about 500 900 appears in tho Park
Bank. counterscted by contraction Of $500 900 by
the Metropolitan, wh.ch during the previous eek used
large amount OF the funds of the Park The movement
during Le week appears TO have been quite irregular
many OF the banks having contracted while other have
expanded The deposiies show nominally about the
same last week, but have fact slightly increased,
standing that country bank balances are being
TO some extent drawn down. The actual condition Of
deposits follows showing increase OF s3l5, 10:
Detoa April S.. tO8 rs Deposs April H.. i9l 03l g15
Ayerge C.-sIinss. 3 270 Average Clearinsa ZIIS9&
uaI Deposits s67 ge ga Actual Deposits s633o S3
The specie lJne shows decrease of s755,OOo which
was expected the average OF last week was de-
Ching one, and there have been no receipts since.
Tie Banks, ~ doubt look forward 10 the disburse-
mert June Of e. 900 gold, on account Of the
Te1ss debt, to neu,raze any loss they may submit TO
meantime. But small portion Of this amount,
however, Will -eua.n be- than two thirds OF
this payment belongs to other cities 1ne COMPARISON
OF the pre-. n, statement with the previous week IS:
LOarA s,ecie circulation Deposits
AR. Slid 9s!tls sI5EI4S4 s83s7 -. s9ioo3s9
AIil IL. III sio,'a5 1856 90 sal525 si.ois'j
b IRcr,s.s s..n' .1iss .Sjnj ' 49,.
Tie movement for the last thirty-siI weeks has
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-15

ACCIDENT TO THE NV WoRLD.-This magnid-
cent vessel met with serious accident on her way
up on Saturday night. The New World got up stesm
ks the first time this season, and left New York on
Saturday evening with large load of passengers and
freight. Soon after passng Catskl her shaft broke
thus Gripping her engines. The Oregon upon com
ing up. took her in tow but left her at Hu1son aud
brought her passt myers to this city. The shaft Is
uassive piece Of wrought ron and should it be the
only damage dOrs, it will take several days if not
weeks to repair II. After discharging her passengers
and freight, the Oregon returned to Hudson tor the
Albany Journal lih
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Advertisement.
BEADS

~ EVERY DEscRIPTIos
For Sale by
N. p. X X OWN,
No. les PeAsi-st., New-Ycrk-
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The earnings of the Macon and Western Railroad for


After the adjournment Of the Board, the following
sales of Stocks and Bonds were made at auction By \.
III Nicolay:
$500 Gs!eua AID CIcsgo Railroad st Mort int addsi. 9j
$500 Lake Efs NAbssh ST. L. RR lot Mort int added Isl
1900 Northern lid RR Goshen Line Let Nor. int added 81
400 Flushing Rl 2c Mott, 1T scGed.............
sc Chicago Mississippi RR Inc. 10 int. added
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad 6it
80 shares Fc1 ad Wisconsin lmps Co 81
Is shares North Kerosene Gas Light Co f2GH
shares Excelsior Fire Iusurat Company
shares Hanover Fine Insurance Company
shares Hanover Fr- Insurance. Company ~
10 shares bsLoyer FIRE Insurance Company IVA
II shares tTeren's Insurance
= share Rutgers Vie lnsuI anCs Company ~
shares Peter Cooper Insurance Company y'1
shares Merchants Company ~
iG shares Merchants Insurance Company
shares Howard Insurance Conn ltl,
sisres Howard Insurance. Com .lo1,
shares Shoe and Leather Bank
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PAssIEG COUNTERFEIT MOSEY.-James o Donnell,
aborer Sunday night for having attempted 70
As, ore OF the counterfeit 80 bills the Chepahe Banb Il
a. the grocery No I4s Leonard street. II Is alleged also
that he semJ pass another Of the bills al nsr store
IN the same Sunday afternoon. O'DonneI was
rsted or nsr charge weeks He sent TO the
sye oics Court and there United await examination
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NEWvJERSEY ITEMS.

OFFICIAL MAJORITiEs The official majontes' of
the Charter Election held in HobOken Tuesday last
are as follows a decided by the Board of Canvassers
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suIciDR.-Mary Meyers, girl about l6 years Of
age past has been inmate Of deputabe
s,s committed suicide Monday morning, while
20 No l Cheys by taking iauAsnum. She discovered
.op susrng effects Of the poison
tn New York Hospital where shs Ctod after Ginsssn.
Forone< Hills held inquest upon the body and tho Jury
dared verdict Of Suicide" Deceased native Vi this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-15

CHARGE or FALSE PBETESsES.-A complaint was
node shof time before Justice Davidson by Sr Thomas
r. White produce merchant, doing business At No W.'e
reet Leander CraDde mercbsnt Of Norwich Che
sauso County NJ Y, charging him with having some time
'ince by Of false and fraudulent representations OBJ
taned the Of Mr. White 10 two scceptances anoun
Inv 10 COO The representations the effect that
note which be Mr. w collateral seeury for the pay
men, Of drafts Endorsed by highly responsible hIm
which proved 70 be false ths note has not
been aid and Mr. White obliged 10 take up the drafts
when they became due warrant for the arrest Of Crande
wss Issued and served upon him IN Chensngo County by
Officer Van Ceef OF the Second District Police Court, but
bas CORPUS obtained and he taken Of the
adv Of officer and brought before magistrate at Oxford
r. held him to bail in 81 600 70 Gns~er the charge at
he Court Of General Sessions in this city.
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ARREST OF 4 BROKER CHARGED WITH cONsTRUC-
TIVE LARcgNY.-Asron Sutton, a WAL street broker,
Yesterday brought before Justice Welsh compliant Of M
ia. H. MoseIy broker Wal street, who CHARGED him
with grand larceny. IL ia alleged that on the 18th
OF Aprl 1855 the complainant had in his possession an &C
,ptAd drs Coleman StetsOn for ed -3 due
noohs that time that Sutton sed him, and said
the note and ask I'd permission 10 take it,
Urousns either the bring the ash for 1t in the
course few hours The handed hin bat 70 ths
dsy tho money been returned 20 N hOey
no Magistrate held the accused 70 bail ia 5000 TO await
sranr alton.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-11


Chartered by the General Assembly OF the State.
THE above Institution is permanently located, and
not surpassed by any similar establishmeut in the
United States point Of facilities for inpartiug thorough
practical knowledge Of the duties Of the Accountant.
bookkeeping,
This Department is under the Immediate supervision Of
the President Of ts College who is practical bookkeeper
having had many years experience IN Of theI rgest
counting houses in the UniOn
Commercial Law. ID
This Branch s under the suUer5ntendssce OF JOIN A
McEwsg Esq., Member Of the Nashville Bar. Wno lie toO
widely kuoH lawyer and orator TO require any further
notice at our hAnds.
The Course Of instruction embraces bOiA Beading and
Lectures
Lectures will be delivered at night not 70 interfere
with his professional engagements.
Mercantile Calculations
by WV Farrell A n Under this head 10 embraced every
species Of calculations necessary Tor bookkeeper or bus
rsss man to undersaudyiz Interest Discount Loss snd
GAIN Equations, Exchange, &c 6e
Terms of Tuition.
Book keeping by Double and Single Entry, applied
10 every variety of business both prosperous and
adverse Commercial Calculations, and Commercial
Law Lectures, including the use Of books, - $40 90
Psnnianship-For twenty lessons, ,.............$5 Q
For lessons without limit, 80 90
.- The above fees payable invariably in advance
The importance o this rulcmus appear 0bvOus sstudens
enter for unlimited period with the privilege Of review
ing at any time during lfe without extra charge.
This School IS IN perpetual session. having vacation
hence Students may enter at any de and pursue their
studies without interruption.
Merchants and business will be supplied with
petent book keepers BY applying at this establishment
Good board and lodging be obtained for So per week
No student will be taken for lsss than full course in
whatever branches be pursres.
Time required for Gll cnuTse-r0m six TO ten Eeeks
~ Address Southern Commercial College Nashville
Tenn RD27-dtw6wly
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YOUNG AMERICA


GENTS wanted in every county in this and adjoining
"a States to sell the above new and improved CORN
AND COB MILL. To all such, rare chince To
make money will be offered. Exclusive State and Ouny
privileges Will be disposed Of unusually ia terms by
application TO the Proprietor.
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERS,
offer you Corn and Cob Mill unsurpassed IN the
Union and which cannot be superseded by past
inventions. 1t is the very Mill which every Farmer and
Stock Raiser should have it will crush from to 10 bush
Corn and Cob per hour with horse easily fitted
up and managed weighs $40 bs aud all contact OF the
grinding surfaces prevented will last any farmer an or
dnsry lifetime speak thus of its durability because the
principle has been fairly tested in the old Bark Mill
WHO'S it that wants
i MIL ON TRIAL
for month and don't give complete satisfaction to
return y Ii there be any thus disposed let him
speak Satisfaction Is warranted in every case the
ey will be refunded. This CnIsher cau be attached to
borSe, water steam power, which renders it the most
convenient ill south OF MRsons and Dixon's line. All
other Crusers the south require much pOHer
Or viii soon wear out. According to
THE LAWS OF NATURE
Corn and Cob Mill which admits Of lateral wabbng
moUu wilt necessarily, wear out; all other Crushers
are &utenaJC 10 tits grand objection, and the Propretors
d4e noi Gpute IT, IN the CcnStrucuon Of Y DUNG AMER
lea, have gained pONer and defy contradiction; have
cta-d rcloa, lcd challenge cne word to the contra
y Eave d. "abbna lateral motion, and all
conPe :" acknowledge ii therefore, assert that it
iAF SUPERIOR my olzr MIL am selling this Te
hessee invention 81 The small sum Of
FIFTY DO RS.
And any vne wan ing good thing" Is earnestly re-
f''e7et examine OF
Al.', srt ord tuaa ,he Proprietor or Agents.
I0tua discount made 10 desers
j. +. DROMGOOLE
7usll,.'uie' Lena, Get 50 Soc Proprietor.
AGENTS.
Eius, Aoore Co, a Market street. Nashville, Manu-.
taciures and General Agents.
Beaudon FAu Co, Ciarksyilie, Agents for Non:gom.
cry county
Ab waikius, Pulaski Agentfor Gies county.
Mn. Hunt Salient Agent for Franklin cosnty, Tenn,
and jackson county Ala.
James b. Vance, Castliiaa Spr gs Agent for Sumner
county.
}. ". Hatcher, Columbia Agent for Maury county
". 81. Bell, =. n Rome Agent for Smith county
J. K. Akin, Charleston, Agent for Bradley county
W T. Huniey Bros. London Agents for East Tenues-
see octl4-l -lVd6iri.W
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A FARM one mile Southeast from Nashvills, the
N NolenSville turnpike road containing ftyone and
quarter ocres frst-rate land, comfortable dwelling
house, fine spring orchard, &c,
Also "A Fsrm five miles north from Nashville, on the
Whites Greek turnpike road containing hundred and
forty beautiful valley land hundred acres clear
ed and forty woodland, well set with blue grass
lot in South Nashville, fronting hundred and IT.
y feot College street and hundred and forty feet
on Franklin street. having it brick dwelling house
containing six rooms pantry kitchen, smokehouse, SER
wants rooms, dc.
Aso-A lot the above fronting Franklin street.
two hundred and seventy six feet College street nine
ty eight feet and Market street etyeght feet On
this lot well aff1rdng an abundant and neverailing
supply Of good water.
Ii information should be wanted with re gard to the
above property, when / not at Nashville, Inay be OBJ
tanned by application DR.. John ). Young, Of
Broad and Summer streets.
aeeII MORGAN VANCE
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AL Should Try It.

DR.. J. H0sTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS,
A RE You DYSPEPTIC?
N ! ben take these celebrated BittsrS
ARE YOU BILLI0USs
Try bottle of these BitteTs and be relieved t Onle
ARE YOU ANNOYED BY INDIGESTIONf
Remove the cause By the free use Of these Di!tsis
The celebrity that this excellent preparation has gained
N the last few years beyond belief The bes Physeans
in the United States endorse and recommend to their
patients in all cases Of DYSPEPSIA Indigestion and Loss OF
Appetite. 1t is used 0y nearly every family in the Union
and noos shopi3 be withoutIt.
For sale by IL g. SC0VEI,
G. W. HEEDERSHOT
BERRY DEAOYILLE
10. q. BROWN,
HARBERT ROSCu
A. &. CARTER
And By DruggiSts and Hotels generally.
n B.-See directions on Bottle. septls-dS wly.
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DY virtue of decres Of the County Court of Davidson
ID County, rendered At the February Term 1856, will
offer for sale the late residence Of Isaac Jones' decd
Harpeth River Kingston Springs Tuesday the
18th day of March ali the lands ned by said Jones
st his death, Except the widows dOwer) amounting TO
about {, coo acres
About OO0 acres Of this land lays all adjoining though
in ren. trzcts and oil the Harpeh river and
near Kingston Springs About 800 of in Dick
son county, the basncs Davidson. There on several
Of these tracts good houses, suited for dwellings,
There is one Of about 1000 that is on South
Harpeh near the Nashville and Centerve road about rs
miles from Nashville, part Of which ia in Williamson coun
" and part in Davidson.
Psis of he various tracts will be exhibited upon the
day of sale and the land will be sold in tracts suit pur
chasers
TEsMs-A credit OIL and years without interes. will
be given Notes with good security required and lien
retained upon the land until the purchase money paid
febI6-td FIR CHEATHAM. CAM