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~ RETIRED PLY SIClAN whose sands of
life nave nearly run out, discovered while in the
/East Indies, n certain cure for Consumption,
4 Asthma, BIonchltIs, Coughs, Colds, and General
Il Debility. The remedy was discovered hy him
i when has only child, laughter, gwen up to
] die. lie had heard much of the wonderful restor
atlve and healing qualities of preparations made
from the East India Hemp and the thought occurred
to hum that he might make remedy for his child
He studied hard and succeeded In realizing his wish
es. His child was cured, and is alive and well.
lie has since administered the wonderful remedy TO
thousands of sufferers IN all parts of the world and
he has never failed In making them completely heal
thy and happy. Wishing to do much good as pos
slbe, he will send to such of his al cted fellow be-
ngs as request IT; this recipe with full and plict
directions for making 10 up, and successfully using
II. lie requires each applicant to enclose him one
shllng-three cents To tie returned postage the
recipe. and the remainder to be applied 10 the paw
ment of this advertisement. Address
DIR. III. JAMES, No. l9 Grand street,
Jersey City, NJ. /
y. h. DIR. II. James has neither office nor asen j
IN New ork as some have pretended and adver 4
tIsed. The recipe Is sent from no place but y
l9 Grand street, Jersey City, New Jersey.
may 81 SIN
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HYGEIA HOTEL.

III
III OLD POINT COMFORT,
This most delightful Summer resort-the bright
particular locality of all the sunny South'-4 4
is now the sole property of the under .yENAY
signed, and will be opened the Ist of l.,iE i
June next, and each successive June following.
engage TO make 1T to the seekers for health recrea
ton, gaIety and good living, supremely attractive.
For health, no mountain retreat be safer at any
season of the year. 1t is as exempt from dIs
August and September and October as in April. Nav
or June Indeed the first three are infinitely the
most pleasant of the The weather is milder
the sea breeze bamier and the Injuries of the salt
water are to be had of finer quality and in greater
proiusIOn. There Is no more inviting spot on the
whole Atlantic seaboard. 1t is strictly true of il
what the poet hath said:
Oh If there he an Elysiu on earth. it is this, it
is this. ~
=, Drs. Archer Jarvis, and other army surgeons at
the post, Hon. DT. Francis Mallory, Drs. Semple,
Simk kins, Shelld Hope and Vaughan and indeed the
whole medical Faculty resident In the vicinity Of
Fort Monroe, all certify that they hare nsrer
knO,rn n case Of billions or 0gue and fcrer to
ginnts there, and that at all seasons IL as the
hsdIthteu spot on tRs fare of the earth" (See
their certificates in De Bows Review, Southern
Planter. and American Farmer.l
22-d6w& Iaw2m JOS. SEGAR, Proprietor
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR SALE.-A very desirable RESIDENCE,
being Lot fronting 81 feet 10 inches, by lie feet
deep 70 an an alley 25 feet wide, situate ed the
SIDE oil 9th street west, between and north and
improved by a comfortable Frame Dwelling, with
ack building, wooS house, pump of excellent
wafer aud ornamented with n variety of flowers and
shIubbeTy. Terms accommodating. Apply at No.
5l2 I'd story fth street.
ja D POLLARD wEpp
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ROOKS FROM LONDON.-Finden's Beauties
ID of Moore, vol, folio. richly bound IN Turkey
morocco, and illustrated with 20 steel engravlngs
Sl4 -.
Flowers Of LoyeIness, vol, folio, bound IN Tur-
KEY morocco, and illustrated with ~ groups OF Fe-
male Figures, finely ex ecut ed in steel; SIS.
The Pictorial Sunday Book, vol, folio, half bound
cravings on wood and stoel and with maps: $40.
History and Description ofthe Worlds Fair in 1851,
illustrated hy beautiful steel engravngs, VOL 4to
finely bound in Turkey morocco; S22
Hogarth's Works IN a series of 80 steel engra-
Wings by the first artists, vols, Alto, Turkey
CO: SIC.
Shakespeare, 8 vols. royal 8vO, Turkey morocco,
illustrated from dagncrreotypes of the greatest and
most intellectual actors of the age S2l.
je3l FRANK TAYLOR.
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BALTIMORE CITY MALT HOUSE.

MALE FOX SAl;E.-The undersigned having
corner of West Falls avrnuo and Block street,
would announce to his friends and tho publlc that he
has II now IN full operation with a large supply Of
MALT for sale Oh liberal terms.
my 6-3m FRANCIS DENMEAD.
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pIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION.

MIR. w. III. PALMER continues TO add new mem
bers 10 his classes. Apply to MIR. PAI-1
MIR, at has Rooms over Farnham' sHV1
Bookstore, TUESDAY, Wednesday, Fri-s w
day. and Saturday, between and 6 D, m
Terms S5 per quarter. ap&-f
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C-O UNDER BROWNS HOTEL.
DIV Just opening n splendid assortment of
Spring and Summer r EA DT- MADE CLOTHING
and Gents FURNISHING GOODS of the finest
$40 Browns Hotel, next to private entrance.
NAV ~ (Intel& Statesl
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20 TO McLAUGHLIN& CO.'S. for FOURTH
~ OF JULY NOTIONS, No. q, between 81 Ia and
9th streets, je1
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WINDOW GLASS-3OO boxes 10 by Is French
w Window Glass will he sold at one dollar and
seventy five per box for cash, lots of Il boxes.
Also, full supply of large size French Glass, st,
2d and 81 qualities, by G lass for hot houses, by
10, by II, by II, and 10 by u cheap.
X. II. MILLER, son & co.
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THE PROFESSOR, a tale by the author of
Il Jane Eyre;" Is cts.
The ROmany Rye, a sequel to " Lavengro," by
George Barrow 81 cts.
L.avengro, by George Barrow; 80 cts.
Ross on Slavery 81.
American Anglers Guide. illustrated: Sl.5l.
Illustrated Hand Book of American Travel; So.
Denosfhenes on the Crown. translated IS cts.
Demosthenes' Olynthiacs. Philippcs, Gc.; Is cts.
je p FRANtK TAYLOR.
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MY STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES being
lVl Gbont the largest IN this city at this mSSan
time, and having been purchased before the h&M
rise in Leather, can be sold st about Is to alV "
per cont. less than goods purchased at this ~
time. Call and examine for yourselves, at
3. p. HOOVER'S,
je II Iron Hall, Pa. ave. bet. 81 h and 10th sts
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WARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

One mile from Buckton Station, on the Manassas
Gap Railroad, and in the direct route to /.
Capon and Burners Springs, is now enyEAY
for the reception of visitors. kx,EE
Comfortable Coaches will run daily between BucE-
ton and the Springs, upon the arrival and departure
of the cars.
Passengers leaving Baltimore, Washington, and
Alexandria by the morning trains, will reach the
Springs about noon of the same day, and returning
will arrive at Alexandria and Washington in time TO
dine.
Post Office, Buckton, Warren county, Va
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WATCHES, JEWELRY,

w AND SILVER WARE.
| have Just received supply of FINE
WATCHES, GOLD CHAINS, and large assort-
ment of RICH JEWELRY of every description.
which makes my stock at the present time one of
the most comp lete IN the CITY.
! have just finished ton the premises) n very large
assortment of PURE SILVER WARE. among
which may be found SOLID SILVER TEA KET-
TIE superior to any thing before exhibited in this
cty,-tho weight of which is l25 ounces, capacity
quarts.
Both citizens and strangers are invited to call and
examine Fl. o. HOOD,
je % 5B Pa.ave., near 9th street.
A RARE lance FOR BARGAINS IN
"A BONNETS.-We have Just received a~N
large lot of elegant BONNETS too late for 0Y
the season, which will positively sell for half
their value. NJ. WILLIAM,
je 3'-2w Centre Market Space
MALL. & STEPHENS,
w Wholesale Dealers and J0bbers in
CLOTHS, ,CASSIMERES, AND VESTINGS
May l5-am
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SELF SEALING CANS.-Selt Sealing Cans and
- Jars of Tin, Glass and fire and acid proof Stone
Ware, in pints, quarts, and two quarts. Excellent
for StrnwberrIes, green Peas, or any other fruit
vegetables. No trouble, and perfectly reliable.
q. FRANCIS, 400 9TH street.
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Cenarnl Assembly.

In the Senate, yesterday bill prescribing the
manner OF taxing the of witnesses in certain
cases was jecte; and House bin to ascertain the
sense the people of Upton county relative to re-
moving the county seat passed on first reading. a
bill to change the line between Polk and Monroe
counties passed third reading Mr.. Harris intro
duced bill authorizing tax collectors to receive
the bills of free banks payment OF taxes passed
first reading and was referred to the Committee on
Finance.
In the House, number of new bills we're intro
duced, amongst them one to provide for the cleo
ton of tax collector by the people. hessrs Rich
ardson and Gol4dy withdrew the resolutions offered
by them Thursday, relative to the bank susPen-
sions, &C., and Mr. Goll4dy offered another calling
upon the Bank Of Tennessee for a statement of its
condition, which was adopted. The resolution
from the Senate providing for the election Of Comp
troIler and Treasurer the S0th inst, taken
up and adopted. The speaker appointed Messrs
Ro ~les, Dunlap, Vaughn, Bate and BickDell, a
committee on Meigs Cooper's Digest of the laws
Of the State.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
LRspOrss Furnished By the Associated PEes..l

NV ORLEANS. Oct 15--The run continues on
ali the standing Banks. All demands promptly
met except by the Citizens which paid specie on
circulation but refused il for deposits Toe other
banks are expected to pursue the same course.
The excitement was great this morning but subsid-
ed towards the close. The run viii probably con-
tinue tomorrow.
Cotton, sales 1900 bales, more irregular, 94s93
for middIing to strict; Flour lower; no movement
in exchange.
NEW YoRK, Oct. I6.-The Northern Light has
arrived with one million, six hundred and sixty
thousand dollars gold.
Weller's Democratic majority over both the A
merican and Republican candidates is Il, 900. The
Republicans lead the Americans about 1000. The
Legislature is overwhelming Democratic.
The people have resolved to pay the State debt
BY majority OF $1,000.
The proposition to revise the constitution has
NOT carried.
Mining is going is going on as vigorously as
ever.
FIuming companies are getting under way and
promises 70 be successful
The crops are generally in good condition.
Great number of overland emigrsnts are pouring
into the interior of the State experiencing en- route
difficulties with the Indiana.
Trade in San Francisco and the interior is
dull
New York, Oct I6-Gov King refuses to con-
V6uS an extra session OF the A0BlSiaturSs
Mayor Wood has been nominated at Tammany
Hall by 50 against Is votes.
The Daniel Webster has arrived from Havana
with dates of the 18th.
CIECINATII, Oct. I6-The vote of Ohio is so
close that the official returns must decide the Gu
beruatorial result. The Legislature is probably
Democratic.
NEw YORK. Oci, I6.-The following is list of
the eonsignees of the lost in the Central
America: Wells, Fargo Co., $S4S, 800; Ameri-
can Exchange Bank 3Sl $40; Robb Hallett & Co.,
l36, 900; James Patrick los, 900; Rowland As
pinwall 81 ,479; Duncan, Sherman 4 Co. 81, 579;
Shelby & Co. Al 600; Freeman Co. q, 900, Ross
Falconer Il Co S2912; F. N. Dexel 20, 900; Cole
man & Co "a, 200; Sharp Brothers & Co, 81, 1923;
Newbenze Spartz & Co. 10000; John Durand &
Co. s, 1929; Z. Measuler and D. Adams 6 600; w.
Appleton & Co. 5000; TOnstein Bros. 4, 600; J. J.
Rosenfeld $500; E. G. Knight l. Co. 1920; Henry
Shyburg $500; S. G. Hand Co. $500 To order
107,s14. Total 81, 2l9, lS9.
The marks OF the treasure consigned to order
were w. S Co rs, 800; S. L B. 1000; W. Il.
b Co $1,000; Diamond B. 10, 900; d. & B. TO-
OOOi Allen McLane 10, 900; B. L. T. 5000; 7.
5000.
NORFOLK, VA, Oct. .ls.-The Banks suspended
to-day.
WAsHINGToN, Oct I6.-The Metropolis Bank
refuses to have anything further to do with the
Banks of the District of Columbia. The rest will
establish clearing house.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 16.-The Savannah banks supen.
ded this morning.
NEW YORK, Oct. l6.-The Northern Light brings
a list Of the passengers of the Central America
The whole number was 454 saved 100; crew I0I
Saved 20.
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slate FaIr-Fifth Day.

The ate ndance at the Fair yesterday
spectacle, and the entries numerous. The exhibi
ton consisted in most part of Harness and Saddle
Stock, Cattle, Sheep and Swine
To-day closes the Fair and the Programme is the
most interesting of the week. A trotting match
against dime will take place at o'clock between the
celebrated trotting Stations Naugatuck and Wash
ington. Several other matches will also take place
during the day.
HARNESS HORSES.
weepstakes-Stsion, colt, Tennessee Live
Stock Company, premium.
Mare or Filly-Wm. K. Elliston premium, JOS
Walker, certificate.
SADDLE STOCK.
Best StaIlion-Wm. q. Johnson, premium, VIM.
Owen, certificate.
Three ear-old-H. Odom, premium.
1wO-year-od-J. l.. Kirkpatrick, Prem; Patter-
son Arlington, certificate.
Y, arlug--D. Il. G. Spence, premium, J.
Payn", certificate.
Sucking-J. V. Williamson, premium, James
Crockett crrtifcate.
Mare-E. B. Thompson, premium, L. K. Hooper
certificate.
Thrr -year-Old-mare-Robt Quinn, premium, j.
T: HILL certificate.
Two-y ear-olI-Jas. Lister, premium, W. T. Coils
ton, certificate.
Onr-year-Old-L. Vivret, premium, J. V. Will
sucking-Jno. F. Hardreader, premium, G. W.
Pierce, certificate,
Riding Mare or Gelding-J. L. Kirkpatrick, pre-
MUM, NJ. S. Hurt, certificate.
CATTLE.
Aged Bull-Geo W Polk (Woodman) premium,
Walter Keeble, certificate
Three-year-oId-E. 81. Patterson, premium, R Il.
Elan, certificate
Two-y ears-old-R Elkin, premium.
Yearling-E N. & r. ii, Patterson, premium,
Tennessee Live Stock Company, certificate.
Suckling--M. T. Cockrill, premium; A. c. Frank
lin, certificate.
Aged Gown. R. Ookrill, premium; S. F. Har-
Ian, certificate
Three ear-old-Thomas B. johnson, premium;
T. II. Bell certificate
One-ysar Old-R. H. Elan, premium.
Suckliug-T IL. Bell premium; 7. Il. Bell, GER
tfcate
sweepstakes-Bull or Calf-GeOrge ". Polk,
(Woodman,) premium.
Cow or Heiier-T. Fl. Bell, premium.
Mich Cow. G, HaEding, premium.
Devon Built. Tanning, premium.
Devon Cow or Heifyr-T. Tanning, premium.
swINE-LARGE BREED.
Best Boar-A. c. Franklin, premium; J. G. Balm,
certificate.
Sow. G. Balm, premium; Joseph B. Smith,
certlncate.
swINE-sMALL BREED.
Boar-F. R. Rains, premium; I. Tanning, GER
tifcate.
sow. s. Watson, premium; T. Tanning,
ti6cate.
sHEEP-LoEG WOOL
Pair-A. G. Franklin, premium; W. S. Camp
BELL Certificate
Pair, Fine wool-T. Tanning, PREMIUM NJ. r.
Cockrill, certificate.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

We trust our play-gOers will not forget that Mrs.
Van Deren takes a benefit at the Theatre tonight
The bill Of fare for the occasion presents tempt
Ing variety; something to suit the palates Of all
The opening piece is the "Carpenter OF Rowen,"
to be followed by the young Scamp,"-the popu-
lar farce of the Trough Diamond" to conclude the
entertainment. Mrs Van Dereu plays the leading
female character in each piece. With such pros
pect for evening of rich and real enjoyment,
sure no will stay away who has any taste
for theatrcals
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

TIVE unAsrsisnea hAs 81 hand szperoF ersps q
white wheat shsh Hl b ssld So sesd ia aaaatltes
sspszs ID. DIeKET.
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RRey Correspondence between the Pres.
Ident and mr. Douglas.

Raey correspondence between tho Press
Ident and HT. Douglas.
Little Douglas does not get ell the help he wants
from head quarters in the preparations for the next
Senatorial election. He has accordingly notified
the President that he has but one relative in Office
aud that he does not wish the appointment Of his
fatber-n-aw, Mr.. Cuts, to eOHHf against Illinois
he complains that be has "felt keenly aud deeply
the neglect and injustice" of previous admiuistra-
tons in { = respect Other States have had SUI
perabur y OF spells, while the ever faithful
State OF Illinois has been put on short allowance
tie says in conclusion:
"Henee feel bound to ssy to you, IN all frank
ness and kindness, that any appointments you
moy make, or person you may retain in ONCE,
other than the citizens OF Ilinois-no matter how
near they are TO me-must not be considered as
any compensation for the omission 20 appoint such
Democrats from the State as /, Ia commoB With
the rest OF the delegation, have or may recon-
mend. have bot yet felt inciaed 20 complain OF
the apparent neglect Of the just claims OF this
State Ia the distribution OF the patronage under
your administration, having foil faith that you
would d" justice in the future appointments.
l have the honor TO be,
Very truly, your friend,
s. A. DOUGLAS
Hon. JAAEs BUcHASAS. President u. s"
Mr.. Buchanan having, IN point of fact, just die.
missed Gen. Mcdonnell the right hand man of
Douglas, from posi- be held al Washington. aud
having made nearly ell his Illinois appointments In
opposition to the wishes Of the Senator. replies 10
toe above in the following decidedly rich aud very
brief episue;
'WAsHISorOs, Sept I, 1851.
"MY DEAR SgR:-I have re~siv-a ,o,, l.,t..
Of the Al lost, BY which you seem 20 apprehend
that should l appoint NJ Cuts Fad Conpsroller.
this appoieimeet might be charged 20 Illinois.
You need entertain no Apr henslon on Toe sab
eci. Should | make the appointment. vhieh !
Oot improbable, is viii be ny own Individual sp-
PoiutmeuL proceeding entirely from az regard loF
NJ. Catts aud bis family, and not because senator
Douglas has bad the good tOrtsae 20 become his
son-in Law.
From yoar friend, very FsspeeuuIlF,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Hon. s A. DeU0tAs, Chiesgo, IHs."
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

HOnoway's Ointment cannot BE- too implicitly relied
upon a remedy for complaints of the kidneys and the
bladder It should be thoroughly rub bed in the
gon affected. The be cessation OF
pain, and continued applications will eonsummate the
cure.
Sold at the mandatory No so Maiden Lane New York
and by druggists, 25c., 62c. and 81 per box As
RHEU < ATIsA-NEuRALGIA The agonies Of Rheumatism
and Neuralgia among the acute with which the
human frame is Attic ed and have
ound the most difficult 10 remove. Happily remedy is
discovered by which the most obstinate
immed lately cured. This sovereign remedy is BRAGss
ARCTIC LNENT, for sale by Druggists generally. It is
only necessary for the sufferer try it. assured Of
its efficacy. oct11m.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

p. & @. ANDERsoN.-It will be seen from card
In another column that CHURCu ANDERSON, Tor a
long time identified with the Grocery aud Produce
trade of this city has associated with him in BUSH
mass Gen. PAULDISa ANDERsoS, of Lebanon. The
ndomitable energy and perseverance, which has
characterized the junior member of this firm in
former times, coupled with the great popularity OF
the senior where he is known, will make "strong
team" aud one reliable at all tines Their stock
is full and embraces all articles usually kept in
Wholesale grocery houses.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
The Flux Annih1Iiated,

Every and fall thousands of people die Of Flux
Cholera Dysentery Gripping Palms, other Irregularities
OF the Bowels It be cured in every IS
cents by the use of fuckers CHOLERA SYRUP,
which has been tested by the best physicians IN the South
and West, and by them pronounced the most efectua
remedy in 1t has performed astonishing
than any other specific human life be saved
10 out Of ten by Investment of rs cents Buy
bottle and keep lit by you.
For sa e by HERMAN = RAINB and t. WELLS, Drug.
giss. apr24-6m
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cHANOERK SALE.

Charles 8. Chidress ct al vs.. Morgan Vance ct ais
IN pursuance the decree pronounced in the above
cause, in this Court its May Term last viii sell at
the Courthouse lot in this city, MONDAY, THE 2SD
DAY OF NOVEMBER NEAT, certain lot on the south.
side Of College street. and the corner OF Frankn
street, Nashville, fronting College street 100
feet running l4O alley, which is
situated a Brick Dwelling House, formerly occupied By
Henry Alley.
And also one other lot in South Nashville, Market
street and at ankn street, opposite che
free public This lot fronts 90 Market st.
College street. and Is lot sold 70 Morgan
Vance by John Nixon.
TKRALs-0ne and years credit with interest from date
be well secured lien retained, and sale free from
redemption @. D. BRIEN, G. AN.
oct2-td Chancery Court Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

CoRRECTIoN.-In the list Of premiums awarded
by the Agricultural Fair, published by as zee
terday morning, the types made US say NV. A.
Campbell, of Williamson county" when it should
have been w. Argyle Campbell, OF Bedford coun-
ty, receiving the premium for the best yearling
harness COLI
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

OtCC6 AUttFOUbs
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27ths 1S57s
will for sale the premises to the highest bidder,
1000 Acres Of excellent lands in Warren county.
gently undulatng and the portions not cleared
studded with fine oak poplar, hickory walnut and other
ChaFey creek unfaliDg stream, furnishing album
Of water through the centre OF lhems and
there are in addition, twenty fine Springs scattered
through them The soil Is well adapted to the cultivation
Of Corn, Wheat, Oats R the small grains, and domestic
grasses and will avOraby with the best Warren
county lands. Producing spontaneously In aoun
there better for cattle and sheep in the
State portion OF the lands improved, there being
tract independent Of the beautiful residence Of Mr. Glas-
cock. The whole body Of them has, however, been
recently surveyed and laid OF In small traces containing
from 100 500 and fronting public road. In
point Of society the location has many advantages
churches Schools and mills convenient and the Man
chester and MoMinnvine Railroad, which Is bat seven
distant, affords outlet TO market. The town OF
MeMnDVe, the county seat, Is but nine miles on near
believed the great Southern University TO be
established the auspices Of the Episcopal churoh
will be located thus enhancing the value Of ali the lands
neighbOrhood. The celebrated watering place.
Beersheba bu 25 miles distant. The heathiuness OF
portion Middle Tennessee is proveTbtAl Is the
Of numbers OF persons from the SOUTH
This sale will afford unusually hne opportunity 70
those DESTROYS Of purchasing stock FARMS IN one OF the
best sections OF the State, and II hoped that All sne a
well those who may wish merely to obtain place Of
refuge from the heats Of summer, viii examine these
lands.
free Barbecue win be prepared at the Big Spring,
head Of Charleys Greek for the accommodation OF all who
may attend. -
TKRMs OF sALs-One, two, and three years CREDIT for
notes with approved security, and lien retained.
Persons desiring further information, will address Geo.
E. R. GLAsCoCK, Agent,
Septic. No. 81 Cherry st., Nashville, Tenn
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Hughes BrOfhers.

Practical Artists il every branch Of Photography and
wholesale and retail dealers in AnibrOtype Melanotype
Photograph, and Daguerreotype goods; Apparatus and
chemic as Of every kind variety and description used in
the abovs Arts All orders win be promptly filed, and
Wardsd any part the country the very
ke rates. for cash. which the trade respectfully
yted. Agents for sale Of Meaihotyp4 and spher-
reotype Rights. HUGHES BROS,
sept4. &c Union street, Nashville, Tenn.