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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-21
MEDICAL.
Electric Oil.

III Oil is the only remedy in the World
for he cure OF rheumatism, deafness, Gout Neu
raCia; Lumlag0; scatcl Spinal and Bronchial COM
pants IcdoOreuN; Headache; cramps; Group; piles,
elOllS lFsl.nS ANA brulSe> cuts and wounds: sweiled
glands JoiIts Scrofua: Ery sin esls Sore Nippes
Sweied Breast; W onn Disorders; salt kheun; Cank
II in the mouth and stOnach paptatiOn: EruptiOns
Cakel Breast: tluinzy; SuTe Throat; Palsy lleurisy
Ulcers: Lock ia. heartburn Tooth AID ache
NERVOUSNESS GostN Burns; Sore Gums ofteei-
ing Infants: licmOrage AbscesS, Stifi Necks; Broken
Breast; ChiihasIs; Teuer Shingles; Frosted feet fe
yer and Ague; ChappeI Hands, any diseases tina.
are sore ana piinfu, is the Only article eyef brou ght
.etr the p lie that will do it, perfectly in from
three twenty minutes-haS teen used ly thousands
and pr bounced the best remedy ever dscoyelea.
THIS Oil acts ON the system with eiectrcity-is Of
pare vegetable preparation. Not The slightest danger
Of applying i Outwardy inwally. IL az once gives
a permanent Cure-in most cases from twenty
minutes y.
The best Psychologists Of Europe have discovered
that all OTanr e.fi gpnent Vf tie animal system i
e effect OF an obstruction of the ply electric fluid
ia the organic disease skiiful apI cut this Oil
puts IN Immediate motion the nerve fluid and The cure
is at once accomplished. No kleedings, no Vomiting
p.rgin or hlistering is reSOrte1 70.
None genuine without the signature of Prof. G. De
Glalh. LaheiS sigued in writing. -e .-rr
Primo ll DEPOT, No. - South eighth St, three doors
belog Chestnut, Philadelphia. Country dealers and
Druggists be supplied wholesale and retail. Price
y cents, - cents and : per hottie
Try every thing else, and give this simple trial.
Catlton.-Be careful 10 ask fpT, AID get DeGrstls
Electric OIL a worthless limitations abound.
There numerous limitations sprung u the rep
utatOu that NY article has ac uired. The public
must ieware-they are worthless.
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h-JORDON.


Prof. DcCrath-Dear Sir: l, CAPS. b. Il. Smith,
hereby certify HAT 1ys icen afflicted with Rheuna-
sl FIR four Yeas, AMI NJ Zines Iuli not sleep. Nv
hcaiug OF the wonderful cures ny Dct;rlhs lectrc
vi, was induced tltry i, ani the first application
% the Electric Oil vas II once relieved and now have
the use "fmE Tine APPLICATION made before
inty PERSONS b. b. SMITH, Twiggs Co.
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We, the unlersi cned, were present:
j j Riley, j IL BfaLtly, II j Cooper.
Raleigh, y. c. Standard.
CEHTIFIC ATE.

Raleigh, y. c. Standard.
CERTIFICATE.
NISSBORO', :. y March Q, ISL
l. DGvil Elkn, do here certify that I have been
titv afflicted tor two months with iniiamuiatory reu-
mat~a; one ofn,y legs eg much swQlieu-stiii AMI
SIRE 50 that found Il exceedingly difficult; td walk
thlt the still joint has heen twice rubbed with Prof
Dertis ceiehragei Electric Oil within thirty airs:
ana now nave the perfect use 0f the afflicted limi. |
was asJ troubled with Partial deafness ia nv len ear,
md Jingle Application 90 the Electric OIL my hear
ing has bCen greatly improved.
DAVID ELkIN
AUGUSTA, Ga. March SlsJ1
Prof. Detirath--Dear sir: This Is o. certify that
have beer afflicted with hcalache and corIs on nv
frrt-frum which have suffered very auckland ~
the az pl.cl.Gn 81 DeUrth~ Electric OF have cen
cured 0fmy headache and cJrns, and therefore RECON-
meai it to al. p. MCCTE.
Prof. Dct'raths Electric Oil-s35 reasr,l,-I win
give 80 tor Tie apprehension ~ low scamp, WIN
Ir,ytgi some dirty ills AMI called his stuff by the
ilarle of ElectricO
CAUTIuN.-rlieaa.e Of low pellars and ricayune
druggists who prft up stuff composed of CanIhene
and larl Oil, calling il ELECTRIC OIL. M ped
icrs sell the g-nase Electric Oil in the United Slir-
ii : sold oniH ~ respectable Dru cIsis and couuy
lgclnts. Be s;lre AID get Deirtth's Electric Oil or
YOU will he cheated.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EV ANSV i l. l. L
PAPER WAREHOUSE.


PAPER WAREHOUSE.
WE have now on hand and offer on liberal terms,
w well assorted stock for printers and bookbind
ers, among which name IT,.
800 bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizes;
1000 Straw Boards; 1000 Tar Boards,
As well colered Printing Paper; plain Cap and Host
Hat Cap; Deny, Medium, white and coOred Cards and
Card Bosrls, which we can have cut to any size; Post
Office paper; Manila Wrapping, Printers Ink, &c.
We beg leave to call the attention Of dealers to
stock Of 900 bundles Wrapping Paper and 100 gross Of
Bonnet Boards. The highest market prch paid for
Rags. TENNEY L S0EEES0E.
APPS. .#
COUEHES! LOUNGES.
SOME Fine Chamber Couches, in Damask and En-.
- ameed Cloth covers. made up expressly Tor the
City trade, for sale low by
jes7 SCHNITT Il STARK, First ct.
E10PLAR LATIIS.-
u 100000 Cut Poplar Laths three and four feet
Just received and for sale by
JOHN +. GLOVER,
aug3-d&wlml Corner OF Main and ith streets.
fLAHIFIED SUGAR.
~ y Bbls Clarified Sugar, reed and for ale by
sept3l PRESTON BkOSr &
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Cameras,
Cases,
Plates,
Glass,

And almost every article used in DaguereOiy ping or
Ambrttyping.
Orlers from operators promptly filed end forwarded
~ = S.siitii advance Eastern prices.
81 W e are constantly receiving fresh supplies OF
articles enumerated a'ove, and others usually kept In
Drug stores, and every article sold by is warranted
TO he pure fresh and genuine.
- Particular attention paid 10 filling Physicians
orders, and Orders from country stores. We invite
those wishing ARTICLES in line tn call send and
are sure we give sat faction nth in REGARD to quail
ity and price. HALL0CK * STODDARD,
myi-ly57 No. = Main street., Evansville, Ind.
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AIISGE LANE0US.
STORAGE WANTED.

uvrE are preparei to store in orr Fire Proof Ware
W house any quantity of Grain, Produce, or Mer
chandize, on the most liberal terms.
Having large anda airy rooms up sttrs, particular care
will lie taken Of Household Furniture, AgricnturaF
Implements and all kinds of goods wares liable to
damage from damp rust. . =.
INSURANCE effected az the loves, fire proof rates, By the
month. or longer, when desired.
Warehouse Located corner Of Locust street and W.
ard y. Caral, ard -veOieBt for ShippirA
River or Railroad. Apply to GEO. l0STER q CO.
APPS. ---
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-27
value OF tennessee Lands.

The principal wealth of Tennessee has
heretofore consisted in the value of her
lands and the products of those lands. She
has never taken rank among the States as
great commercial or manufacturing COM
munity. Under the system pursued by the
general government, by which extraordina-
ry inducements were held out for emigra-
ton from the old to the new States; and
the lack of internal improvements, whereby
the transportation of products would be
facilitated, and the agricultural wealth of
the country enhanced, we have seen Ten
nessee, occupying position almost station
airy, her population increasing more by the
energies of nature and the salubriousness
of climate, and in spite of the obstacles
which she has encountered, than by the
wholesome and healthful development Of
her resources. We were somewhat sur
prised in looking over the Report OF the
Comptroller, to the last General Assembly,
to find these facts Illustrated by compar-
ison of the average value of our lands,
biennially estimated, for the last twenty
years. For the information of our readers,
we subjoin portion of table, from that
document, showing the average value OF
land per acre, from 1886 to 1854. 1t is
-, g.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-27
no. The Union and Amsyioan calls Il

n@-The Union and American calls the
PATRIOT ''Mr. Bells organ" But short
time since it called us "Gen. Zollicoffers
organ Yet, it charges that these gentle
men who have an organ" in common are
at war with each other-that Mr.. Bell has
been at work to prevent Gen. Zollicoffer's
return to Congress, and that Gen. Zolli-
Golfer has been pouring broadside" into
Mr.. Belt To what make-shifts does our
contemporary resort in its great desire to
avoid an open. manly discussion Of the
principles enunciated by the American State
Convention!
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-27

LADY FRANKLIN This noble-hearted and cour-
sgeous woman is making another and final effort
70 discover some traces Of her long lost husband
Sir John Franklin. We fear that il is truly char,
acterzed as a forlorn hope. The London Times
says:
Lady Franklin, we have been given TO under.
stand, has embarked the last relics of her Iortpne
IN an ultimate expedition, which is TO be directed
towards that particular spot of the Polar regions
where odings may be expected from the Esoul-
mauK oil the last voyagers. The expedition wa
believe TO be QuiXotc one; but who will venture
TO speak with disrespect or even with Indifference
OF the shorts-aye, OF the desperation of Lady
Franklin, IN such cause2 Looking az this matte,
as one OF plain common sense, we believe that
speedier and cheaper access 10 the region In amos
uon might be obtained by overland and smaller az.
cursions from the extreme settlements of the Hod
sons Bay company; but Lady Franklin has 20.
solved upon final expedition by sea, and therefore
we can only say "God speed 20 the adventurer,
10 so noble a cause. Public assistance 10 this
bereaved lady might have been given in one wav-
What II the old Resolute had been handed over 10
her as a gift from the English publicl The sea-
battered aud ice-Worn ship might thus have been
turned TO some account, and Lady Franklin might
POssloiy nave Oosn saved some expense. We can
form no favorable expectations as 10 the resnIts
which may be looked for from this last rctic ar.
petition: but, far as Lady Franklin i Concerned
sac has every right to the sympathy Of her fellow
countrymen.
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From the Richmond Wing.
The Issue-IIs COnsIItuIionaIIty


We have embraced in our leading article Of to-
day. in as succinet and clear a manner as We could,
history of the land question in It's constitutions
aspect.
But there is one fact TO which we wish to draw
the particular attention Of our readers. Il this
that the very next Congress after the deed OF ces
sion from Virginia to the United States was execu-
ted, and within the same year, passed law dstrb-
uiing the public lands ia kiRd mot the proceeds)
among the then thirteen States OF the Union. Here
then final CONNIE nsary upon the constitutional
question Of Neutrality-suspicious. Il was an act done
az or near the very time the lands were acquired,
and by men who must be presumed TO have known
what they were about Il remaiued a law for three
years. until after the adoption OF the present Con-
stitution. Il afterwards repealed, not because
il was unconstitutional but because il was sincop-
venient to execute" This law passed Congress on
May 10Th, 17s5-(see Bioren 4 Duane's edition OF
the laws Of tue United States, vol l. page 564)
We had overlooked the great aud conclusive fac {
10 which We have alluded until We read Mr.. VIM.
Seotts able aud searching speech on distriba-
lion, delivered in the House Of Delegates In Janu-
airy, 1851. We and the pablie owe that gentleman
our thanks for bis mastery Investigation OF The
question Of distribution touching is constitutional.
~.
We remark, IN conclusion, that the Law Of Nav
20th l7s5 vas % altered as 10 distribute the rro-
eeeds IN the form OF government securities instead
Of the lands ihe@selves. This vas the irst act Of
Distributions OF the proceeds Of the public domain,
and passed after the adoption Of the present Con-
stituton. Distribution Il therefore not modern
liea-nor Of Wig origia
We trust that oar Democratic contemporaries
Sil bear tue foregoing Important facts IN mind add
discontinue their humb0gging balderiash on TIE sui
lect the ancensfstatioRGtity Of disGribufion. We
express the hope also that Toe people OF all parties
viii weigh The vital iacts sc have prssenled 10
spirit Of iDpartiasy and cannsss and sag BY their
voses al the polis 90 Thursday week, that the b0-
gus Democracy Of Virginia wi not DO 10 sic 20.
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RI C. M'NAIRY & co


NO SIS COLLEGE STREET
HAVE determined in future to Leep up full and ele
IL CANT stock the whole round that persons visit
and teeg are now receiving their SECOND LARGE M
P0RTATI0N OF
summer GOODS,
Bought in New York since the heavy decline 10 prices and
are prepared TO do better for their friends than any
other inc In the history Of their business being able to
sell many descriptions OF goods less prices than We
paid for them early in the season.
In DaESS GOODS, we have elegant assortment Of
FOuneed-
SILKS, GRENADINES,
TISSUES, BEREGEs,
ORGANIZES, JACoNETs,
And all fabrics by the yard prices far below heir usual
value We have also reduced the prices OF the cid stock
hand and can nov supply "the nilicn" with elegant
the reduction In prices Of silk Stock and unusually
large stock Of low priced Musins, Lawns, &c, &C.
summer ShaWls-In great variety, very prstty
and new also few for mourning.
Lace Muslin manIbes-an eleg9nt assort-
ment DO large lot at very low prices Lace Nantes at
from "a up.
STAPLE GOODS.
DoMESTICs, TICKINGS
SHEETiNGS, COTTONADES,
BOYS WEAR, IRISH LINENS,
PRINTS, GINGHANS,
PLANTATION GOODS, sc &c.
Hosiery Of all kinds.
Gloves, all sizes, STYLES and qualities.
| OIL CLOTHS, S7RAW AATTZEGS CARPETTNGS
We receiving the largest stock ever brought to
this city, about 200 pieces among which may be found
thing from the st to the together
with printed Druggets, Crumb Cloths Rugs Mats, Stair
Linens, Rods, &c &C. and all the very lowest poss bic
prices.
Mayer. R.C. McNAIRY Co.
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HaItOn I'm shelby.

A private letter from Raleigh, Shelby
county, says
/" HattOu takes nightly IN this county. Those
who do not know him, fear he viii not sustain himself
but those who do know him have no fears about
the Cedar SnGg.'"
No one need have any fears. Hatton is
enough for his competitor on any field.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-27

Col A. DIBRELI, President of the South
western Railroad Company, informs the Sparta
Times, that of the eighty miles Of the road in
Tennessee, SIXTY, commencing At McMinnvills
and running North to Livingston, in overton
county, are under cOntraet-and that "nerly half
Of this contract Is let out to sab-eonirActors,
who are engaged in making the road Col.
Dibrell looks forward TO the completion OF the
road at no very distant day. We hope TO see
Il pushed forward speedily.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-27

"a derry Baker was arrested for the s.co,S
time last week, on charge Of bsing eosoerssS n
the murder Of John fegs,e. on the Cambt sssnS
hoantein, rsctntly.-He was put under boad "a
~ 900 Tor bis appearances a the neKi term OF Cum
bertrand Circuit Court.
NJ fagate's san srriVed here last seek from
Missouri and iiensGed the effects Z ~ fa,hey who
Is supposed 20 have had come az o. seven thos..aa
dolars on his person the l@e be vas murdtF.--
Sparta Tina.
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CLIFTON & ABBOTT
sEWING MACHINES.

r ~ sINGEa Co, have o2sned a. eare, a. a. Rubfc
ssssrr Nashre faf ne sae % ther ceabFalrd ssu-
ing Machines Ihoe Mo uist q pelet1se tFang acaes
ulh ty can depzd aoa. nag a. 4f hs sbats piaee.
Il : reasraly admiiItd ~ al wte haze rd feN.nE aa-
rhincs fhst sinFaf sperr al caefa- ttey -
ssd "a AZ fsbIcs saeA Nas4n, Lnr tl.n, esieas
Leather bg meses cs4nsins ~ Needs Ans tAre-A tr5
ckinrs acra faster daSaeie ar1 as tnan 4ny
osss Theg ars saEfHnse1 a. shst AZ fTprcse
81 SnreF's Mac5ne an esl4hshed s&fL Cai ard tse q
Al o1eraiioa ~ a. Pabiis rqaaFe. Naattts
q a. 4sN6Ea co.
neiag pTssl,es, AaeAlnisi an psvpass - x a. Ma
APrI. fVts Assia-
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memlnn,IIIs VAN IIanla.

We learn 4 i tAe intsnliou Of Col PRlcE 70 con-
menes rnnnins sour horse post coach. three times
week. between sparta aHd McMinnti.lr, Ia lhe
month of Jane Ills kchedue . ! sosd one--lossin.
hehlanslie upen the arrival of lhs cars aad a. !.
rivlDg a Aehiaayile Ia Time ioF he dspsrlnrs Of
the @ognia6 ns--Sparta Tfmsa
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-27

OLD MEN IN OLD TINES Modern Degsnerdcy
Modern luxury is not favorable 10 long life. ln
the patrarchal era il translators OF the scriptures
are correct in their interpretations OF the Mosaic
measurement OF time an ancient Hebrew was
quite youth at the age Of century so, and
could scarcely be considered settled for life before
he had reached his second centennial epoch -
Now, however, a man is venerable at fifty, and al
though Old Parr saw bis l59th birthday and the
census occasionally brings a centenarian to light,
seventy is usually the extreme limit of human eX-
isteDee. The fact is, we mOderns eat too much,
drink too much, loaf too much, aud work too lit
Ele We spoil our stomachs with over indulgence
and the result is impure blood yitiated secretious
disordered system, and premature decay. The
root of half the diseases OF the race is DYSPEPSIA,
complaint unknown, il is presumed, iu the days Of
Moses aud the prophets, when turtle soup, terra
pin stew, rich pates and champaign we're unnvent-
ed. AS these, and hundreds of other indigesti-
bes, however, from an indispensable portion OF the
carte of the nineteenth century, and human nature
or rather artificial Appetite UiH invoke dyspepsia
With all its kindred horrors, OF the great Oh
jects OF medical science should be TO provide a
cure for them. This we really think has been &C.
eomplshed by Holloway. His Pills seem almost
to realize the fable Of the E'txir Vits There can
be no manner OF doubt (unless we choose 20 reject
a mass OF testimony which would be deemed con-
elusive by any court and jury in Chri;tendoml
thai they are the most potent and unailing remedy
the world has ever seen for indigestion, and all
disorders of the stomach, the liver add the bowes
We do not advise our readers to attempt an at
tack OF these malades by negleeting the condition
OF health; but il the mischief is dooe we most
earnestly recommend this famous laxative aud
stomAehic--for strange 10 cay, the Pills combine
the two qnalites-as the speediest, the safest and
the most nialliblc means OF cure. 10 so doing We
simply act upon our own convictions, founded on
personal observation, well as on volumes upon
volumes OF unimpeaehable vouchers Boston
sTfapelsr.n
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M - - go. .i56,SOS sQ,lSs 224 4Qs
sne Total humber there we're born In cam
ny es'eOii Ireland s4s4s; England o. eoa.
vohed States, $4,000; Great R,;,,in 20
isssSa' 1881 France, 7,94s; Prussia, 9sI.
co. ''0 AIs,lsA' S'sss China, ass; Wales, 8.
arrived vas 200 $50 Died on The go. y aliens
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-27

IL Secretary rOaeey, has sgrsod 10 purehAse
eighty acre, Of land on Blythe Island Georgia, Cor
the erection Of a new Naval Depot The price fxed
upon for the land l. siE0. 600.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-27

nS Saturday mornias next laAy so,h eomnencln~ AZ
" 10 &c ock precisely vii sell - he hirhest bidder
The hoazehod FuFnizaFe. cookuE ussnala kc enc ne~
and beaaa Piano, snd oaeNoFk Herse ard ohsF arsics
Property q capt. arooks aud Wife sac Al ResiS.re a.
~ ffom ihs city, ihs LonvsIe Branch turn -
3ao. y GlEAvEs, Agent
Nay It'd. for ouners.
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Eon NEW oRLH.rs.

fTtHE Eplendd passenger tteAuerr Tn -
Il JAMS JOHNSON. Wih leave nSasash,
here on Thursday the ssh ~ o'eiock
p. ~ For freg GIT Or passage apply en- hoard. o. 10
May -. A HAMILTON Ascent
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EMIGRATION sTArIsTIcs-In conformity with the
ACT OF Congress regulating the matter of the State
r'neh the following statistics Of arrivals
the past year; 'Ds
Arrtl.nI 81 D.
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t4FE hase variety - srseAts ~ ees1nx - aas -
ean - ns fe - thfee ifslsf tla.ea A
khassn9 crps ao - b. hsatta - ehs Pee s7s 80 -
ussa lasol aac8kAnk biL4oe
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VaIuble Improved City Property
for Sale,

Privately or at Public Vendue.
AM now offering for sale privately snti the 10Th 60
day Of June, 1851, that valuable and desirable Nl
two Story House Lot No. 1874 North Market st, AL
lat present occupied and owned by Eli L. Woods fronting
81 feet inches and running back 156 feet The House
contains six in the main building, wi large ha
below and above and two story porch in the The
buildings consist Of Store Room, Servants Rooms,
Kitchen, Smoke House, &c all Of trick. The house
built in superior style and nish the outer walls being Is
inches thick from the ground up, and has lately been
painted and repaired, and is in good order. This
property is ituaed in thriving portion of the City, and
for Of business is superior any yet offered being
contiguous to the Square. This is opportunity
purchase fine residence, and would ask examina
ton the premises before the day Of SALE
hdtnt we are Offering bar gain. The will give
possession Immediately desi ed pay to the 1st
Of January next at the of 5000, per
TERMS OF SALE On credit Of one, two aud three
years, With interest from date security required and
lien retained. II not sold privately, il viii be offered
the highest bidder, the premises the above named
day. orparticulars call on
May 26-td. L. r. GLASCOCK, Agent.
60O AGs Michigan Potatoes to arrive by steamer
CUO Princess the finest that have been in market this
season, and will be sold low in lots.
Nashville, May &c, 1851. SMITH, LOVE & co.
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Enn mENr.


FIsHR neat Cottage Fssiaenos % Capt Brooke TX s,e
from NE ety. tie LoaisVe BrAreA arnplke Z for
reat. Posssssion given ~ onee. Apply to
MAY 81. JNO GIFAVES
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-27

THIRD NIGHT Of the distinguished Comsiisnne and
Vocalist MISS MARION MCCARTHY.
WEDNESDAY, EVEsISG. MAY 26th, viii b. acted the
petite farce OF the ROUGH DIAMOND to be succeejed By
the lauehable buretta called the MILDLY A. H0RE Over
tnre ~ the Orchestra To conclude with the petite comedy
called FAMILY JARS
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SUMMER READING!

SUMMER READINGS
NEW BOOKS.
THE TESTIMONY OF THE ROCKs-Hugh Miller.
BIOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL sKETCHEs-Ma-
canay.
AMERICANS IN JAPAN-by Robert Thomas.
ARCTIC ADVENTURES BY SEA AND LAND-sargent.
HANsFORD-A Tale Of Bacon's Rebellion.
THE DAYS OF MY LIFE-An Autobiography.
TWO YEARS AG0--by Rev. Charles Kingsley.
The OLIVE BRANCH; OR. WHITE OAK FARM
GAUT GURLEY; OR, THE TRAPPERs OF UMBAGoG.
DOCTOR ANTONIO, A TALE OF ITALY-by Rufani
Oracle AMBER-by O. W. Dennison.
IsABEL-The Young Wife and the OLD Love.
LEoNI DI MoNOTA, AND OTHER POEMS,
Just receiv ed by
May 26, CAB. CHARLES W. SMITH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-27

W ]. D. GOodpasture Is the democratic
candidate for the State Senate 10 the ovsrtop
district.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-27
NASHVILLE THEATRE.

Lessee and Manager JOEL DAVIS
treasurer J. b. HAMPER