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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24
THE FARMERS GUIDE
TO SCIENCE AND PRACTICAL AGRICUL TURE.

THE FARMERS GUIDE
| TO SCIENCE AND PRACTICAL kGRlCUL TURE.
BY rystephens, p r. s. Of Edinburgh aud the late
College, New Haven. vols. Royal Octave 1900 pages
| and numerous Wood and Steel EngraVings.
This is eonfessetly the complete work Agrionl-
published and In order 70 give wider eli cla-
ton the publishers have resolved reduce the price to
Five DOLLARS FOR TUE TWO VOLUMES u
When sent BY mail lpOstPad) to cARorni. and Oregon
70 Canada (posPaidJ 90. ~ This work is the old
Book Of the Farm"
Rettahees any Of the above public should al
way be addressed. post paid % the Psbishers
LEONARD SCOTT a CO.
deesi No, "a Gold street, New York.
{VHISKY.-sO bbls Dean's Aurora WHISKY;
w 80 BOB Ses WsLsr's old Ksnsaesy DO;
In store and for saIs ~ WI. soR6os co,
PE5AcmEsaS:.''' Peaches sp
10 eases Green Corn,
Ia store Andior sale Oy WI. COR on co.
CCALES.-An si.ss, Fahbanks' oslebrat nOrnanL
- Platform, Counter and 6roceu' Scales Ia ans
tor sale al MAnufAssaFers prices By their agents,
dse5 W. II. GORDON co.
CAFES.-A fan stock Of s,earns MArrns' celebrated
- WeldeTs Patent Fire Proof salAm ndsr Safes for sale
Factory prices And freight Ia store And for sale BY their
agents decs " Il GORDON a co.
@UGAR II Ahds Pair Prime, and chOlee rev Sugar
deoS5 W. NJ GoRDoa 90.
Cement.
90 BsLs LoasyilN os~sns Isr sale . he ,rnss at
At wsAELES's, eorusr Broad And Front So dseiS
Land Warrants! Land Warrants!
WE VII pay the highest market Prise IN CAkH or nss-
w ehAnese for Land Warrauis.
nRANsROBD, McWHIRTER CO.
Oet3s-0 Ne. n Esst sids Publs sqaare. RAshviHa.
AdEAT CUTTERS.-ws have four ssss Of sas.
vi sage Cuters ~ ahch hand prepare a. mneh
sausage Meat In ore hour Be doas dAy n tAsO
SAUSAGE SUFFERS. MasAiass Or s,ua.s sus-
POUND CAKE PANS. v.rsou, .lu.. ana p.,..rvs.
JELLY AND PUDDING MODLDs
cOffRE GhUQuEs AND BEGGIKs.
TIA AND COFFEE POTS, Eeck 1in and biisiania
SOUP TuREENs AND COFFEE URHs.
COVERED DISHES, NciofiA, Do1eis beHs ana In
oYsTER pIsHRs, PUNCH PTTCEKRs, &C.
cHAhBEk HL1T8, Esfiels snf eieEznt pstieras.
dsell AAckEN1lk wflSos.
White and Opera Hid Gloves.
DEcEIvkD ~ cay, iar9s aasorsrsNi af uhits sas
Ia Party celofsd kit 6ieFsa.
TURKS ISLAND sALT.-ioee bss. Fsska Isl
II ana sals n staFa ana ~ sals aE 50 eloss
ssas y. ;. fkEacu sos.
nwsRB HEEF.--a sasss Dried nrss ana 81 shsss
assio wHszEL 4 faoarfox.
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BRILLIANT SCHEME.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF Nd.
CLASS G.,
TO Be drawn IN Bs@Ors, Ma, Saturday jan 81, 1871.
sen r N mE.

81 An ordsu Sor ueEsts Pss4agss In sAy 81 ths
haryiADd Lotisres, H reeeiFs pr0pt attsntsn
dFaSsg Dsisd 70 AL PsEehassrs iunsdiaisly sa~ u =
ever. Address T. IA. HUBRARD CO.,
Ne - FAys street.. Boz, he. -
asss9-as~ Esi,.@s-a. hsrri4sd.
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cunESrmAs PRrSENTN

LACE LEATHER a lEArnEI nELT-
HNfi.
TCsr received iol as xery lace Leather q e.
j heavy stack Of the hsst LETTER Bear ffcm 10
u Inches wads. saeh wal he sed lsu aF cash ~
D. Il. Cf'fTE4
arrfs Carses Fallese ana Tras.l.,st
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A CARD.
T'HE partnership of W. a T. H. GREENFIELD CO.,
having expired by limitation, have this day sold
interests in the entire stock of Furniture CarPetng
Panos &c, to THOMAS II. GREENFIELD and JOHN
PATTERSON, whom we take pleasure in recommending TO
our old customers and doubt not they viii give general sat-
sfactiOn to all who may favor them with 2 call.
W. GREENFIELD,
jan6 A. A. FREEMAN.
All those indebted to W. 4 7. L. Greenfield Co.,
Invited to call at their old stand and settle.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

Prom the Newspaper Advertising Agency ofE s.. sWY
MER, No. IA Second Street, ST. LOUIS, No.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
By THE NATIONAL LINE.
Reports Furnished by the Associated Prs... !

NEw YoRK, Dec. 'I6-The Hersld's correspon-
dent saws instructions have bee telegraphi-al.v
sent to the collectors at New ORLEANS and Mobile,
and the District AttOFnies of Louisiana and Ala
blms to all legal means TO prevent departures
Of any hostile exp ditiOn against Central America
Instructions have also been civ, to prosecute the
steamer Fashion on her return. The frigate James,
town will Immediately leave for San Juan. Capt.
Chattard of the Saratoga who permitted the Fash
ion to land the flbusters at San Juan will be re-
called and susperseded.
The Times correspondent says that Gov. Walk
will resign to-day.
WAsHNGToN, Dec. 16th.-The House met in
the new Hall to day. Communications were re-
ceived from the elergymen of Washington, offer
ing to open the sessions with prayer.
The members selected selts, amid much confu-
sion.
The Senate resolved to elect Public Printer to-
morrow. A resolution adopted asking the
President for all correspondence between the Pres
ident and the Departments and the Governor of
Kansas and ali orders and Instructions.
New ORLEANS, Dec. I6.-Cotton saies 1900 bales.
500 bales. Mess pork sitter. Lard in fierce 94a
10. Other articles unchanged.
New YoRK, Dec I6-Cotton declining, uplands
middling IO4; Flour 1914 40 for State, Southern
uncbauge5; Wheat unsette Coru buoy nj; Pro-
visions very dull; Lard S5a10t; Dressed hogs 81
64c.
CIxCINNArI, Dec. I6.-Flour fair, export demand
at s rs 3 IS; Whisky Is; HOES 5,2545, 40 Mess
Pork 3 %; Oats 80; Wheat 70a80.
New YoRK Dec. l6-Money unchanged; Prime
paper much wanted at to per cent; Stocks ad-
vancng.
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SINCEn,s sEWING MACmINEs.

Honesty play admirable in advertising
everything and IN the long produce the best
suits. Competent judges II unquesoned partially
public exhibition (,he Mechanics FaiD decided Singers Ma
be superior Grover Bakers ch mes, and
Singers adapted every Kind Of vor, Whie
Bakers not 81 couten, TO leave IT, but
opponents attempt the effect OF this decs
on by aking long wnded aud absurd In the
papers in the abused of Justice" To Of the
points made We briefly reply, follows
LIST. Machine did obtain the favorable iudgmeu. Of
the Committee the Fair
I'd Singers machines, do IN fact much than one
third les thread in sewing than Grover Bakers
whence follows a consequence, that Grover
Machine 80 used constant y, vi waite thread
enough buy Of our machines.
Cd. 81 gers Machiues u enough thresd 10 rak7
perfect seam.
4th No sensible Pc doubt that the best Sewing
Machine making hne clothing and capable Of doing
all kinds Of work from he finest cambria the hcavis
CLOTH" must b. the best machine for family
9th Singers Machines make fast stitch and seam, while
Grover Bakers make raveling
Oh. Itis absurd say thai sewing seam with two
tlTead he can be made BY using three
lines much thread on one side the cher, The
Of the shuttle machines just as strong ~ the size
Of thread employed make -, that is strongest
possible. In Singers Machines cheap quality Of thread
be used in shuttle desired often done
cheap work.
7th. singers Machines have hitherto been ma Re viii
view to strength, durability, and bs sPpsd every
variety Of work but have just odaeed aad dy
to receive orders Tor
sRoEE's Nav FAzILV sLwaG MlCHISz.
which We sal warrant 70 perform All family sewing n
better style than any chins sold for similar par-
poses This Is maehns which beautifully decorated
making so elegant paTloT crnamsnt, believe
lacy who waats the best aHd most bsaauhai thing viii
purchase any other. l. II. SIN. ER Co,
4s. Public Square. Nashville.
nov 2s-dElm ". A. eISGER, Agent.
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Tho EIrs1 NVnmnn TIC s1nro-

find 10 a small volume, published by one Thorn
as Jordan, about the time OF the r sJOration, aud
called by The quaint tide of Rosary OF irties
implsnt IN Garieu of Poosv" prologue to
the tragedy of 1.-The Moore of Venice, !" introduce
ing the hrst woman that came upon the stage.
The theatrical revolution which brought women on
the stage seems to have been speedily eff cted.
Much OF the cOar=enesS Of the oil PLAYS has been
attributed to the fact, that, as there were no wo-
men on The stage, the autr Or5 md actor- had only
the audi nc" TO restrain them in their sa'lirs Al
ter o. K storttiUu, when women came upon the
stage, there l. no duu much iud,Iicucy may be
found in the plays OF the period. But 10 "a critical
observer there Is marked distinction between
the of n-ve parts in tn plays bcior and after the
storatiOn. H. the oil school the ind, licacy was
Coarse and vLlgar-auytning but seductive. 10
tn French school, prevailing after th, Restoration,
on the contrary, tn Obj ct of tie in'rhcacy wa
TO provoke and 10 inCit-. Vice was Therefore rem
dered amIablo 1t is true il had som times very
thin, trJnsp rent covering; but it Ike the sl
ken robe Of Alcina, the int rventiol of Which bc~
tween Rogirro aud the obi Of ia desires, inf am
e bis passions and amin ted his forts.
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Hard TImos-PrIces to Correspond.

Owing the tremendously tight times and after Mon
day. l4th Of this month"; and January 1855 propose
offer stock Of dry goods at for cash We don't do
this to or lot Of old goods for stock nearly aud
new, having been business but short time, but be
wish reduce stock hand.
We have splendid lot Of Veyeand Cloth Cloaks Black
and Fancy silk, Embroderies, Iaces, SC, white and
Linen Goods, besides great many different kind OF goods
which Il needless ion. Come one ALL II you
wish buy bargains than you had opportu-
nifty Of doing for long time.
Uault. l. @. Nj HOLSON co.
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SAVAGE ALLIEs.-The Washington correspon-
dent Of the Philadelphia Press says: "Various
Indian tribes, understand have offered their SER
vices to the Federal Government to assist in the
war against the Mormons. 1t Is said that the Sc
cret Of Brigham Youn2's great power, during the
last six years. is in the fc. that he has been enabled
to corrupt the Indian tribes. Since the Govern
ment has discovered this it has determined to pro-
coed differently, and to invoke the did Of Indiin
auxiliaries. It's said that the Snake Indians have
offered nine hundred warriors for this service"
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Valuable Land for Sale.

4 WIsH b. EEL the farm xhrre I uoS live, eontAiaing
shout huadred and ninety seres sitaated tEelve
les fst from Nashville, between the Nashville and
Turnpike and the NASH vile and ChAttanoovA
Ratroai part OF the land fronts said TBrnpEe
a hall mile and part lies uithia hundred yArdz
she Railroad The place Il wsn Improved comfostabis
dwelling AMI haasss; good water. and orchard q both
Apps aud Peach lrces and ether futa- TIE lznd
good quality and der good euiFaen, there being aoE
ty-hvu HeA set Sh coErF All lhe And il IL.
closed III Cedar ras has AbunlaEce II aooa ana
tFy resiEa1e plantation. being admitted Il
thz Eaosl heaithy sliuaaona IN Davidson cuaulys
Tho stshlDE bay good pleasant and healthy place
uca4d co eel 10 ea tolrt an ceziroas sell and Mi
give tarkain- 4HPg % The s1b erlbsT premises
james h. nelonald ksq-, kazhFiIs Ma a. i Cherry
Stree; Or 20 NANCE WOODWARD, Gsshsias.
oeE-s-sogaH. 4. Il. WALLACE
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~ We gratifei to learn from A. V. s.
Lindsey, ESQ, that we were misinformed in
gard to the washing away Of the Mil Cr.ck bridge.
He says: at is not washed away nor mi red. The
back water raised few pieces Of the flooring, and
some one, while attempting to cross, cot into the
water. The floor is no doubt replaced" The Mil
Creek bridge, therefore, be it known, remains in
statu quo. NisF csdi
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From tie ECesiHg Mirror.
GENERAL DEBLIIY.-We would advise all who
NAV be afflicted with General Debility, to try Nc
Leans Strengthening Cordial. It is certainly a
valuable remedy many Of our friends have
tried it, aud thy recommend it very highly
as Tonic and Alternative. Il Is very pleasant to
take.
Every country merchant in laying in his sup
plies should be to take some Of this Cordial
Il sells rapidly, b yond the most seuguiue expects-
lions OF the proprietor. One day last week he sold
every bottle he had Oh hand. Now, with increased
facilities, be is able to supply all demands. See the
advertisement 10 another column. dec. l5-lw.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-17

HERDER chosen his career writing an ode TO the
deity, his pen the last line Walter died repeat
ing some lines of Vr H. Tasso's last rcqu It of
G .rdiuul Cynthia indicative of the gloom ahich
haunted him through life lie had one favor, he
said, to requess of him, which was, that he would
collect his works ana commit them to TN" Fl tWes,
especially his Jerusalem D Iivered. LiebuiIz wa-
found dead in his chamber with a book in his hand
Clarendon pen dropped from his fingers when he
was seized with the palsy, which tcrmi ated his
life. Wicherley, when dying, had his young vile
brou ht to his bedside, and having taken her hand,
in very solemn manD said he had but one re-
quest to make OF her, and that was that she would
never marry an old man again.
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CIGAR MANDATORY,

UNDERSIGNED are row very extensively engaged
the manufacture OF all kinds Of Cigars and are en-
abled to compete successfully with any Eastern
cities One OF our hTm, who has charge OF this depart
eut OF our business being practical Cigaru sker
customers may getting such goods
give satisfaction, and which will guarantee every
stance We assure friends and customers that
are making as fine Cigars from Havana we
import direct from there the finest Tobacco thereby
Ing considerable duty enabled cell Cigars
when made at much lower rates than anything
same article could be imported, then Why
Encourage Home Industry!
CallaRd examine for yourselves atE
LYONS 4 CO.
sept4. 10 Cedar
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For Rent or Sale.

elegant suburban residence the Southern bounds
~ Of tie eiy situated in the Of four lot,
Ioht OF which highly ornam=nted with evergreens,
ana rult trees OF choice varieties. Il also contains
Sess.eOis garden, hnuse newly papeTed and painted,
ana ever thins in complete repair.
An aadiLion 20 the a
ese and COW house There is also large cIs-
m ~ IS@o Oh containing 500 barrels Of water.
me muse Is on an ennence, comm an extensive
Ano pc'uIe5que view. The property viii be sold price
soL4oie 10 the es' or rented careful tenant. Apply
A Y ! IJNDsLEY
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Earache Cured.

painful affection, which many persons especial
children subj every fall and winter is ready Gu
by the Of BRsGG's ARCTIC LISMENT few drops
upon piece of should he put into the as
be borne and the surrounding parts well bath
ed with the nment, applied with gentle friction with the
hand Thousands OF cases have been relieved il few mi.
by nment. 1t is also inallble
Rheumatism, Neuralgia sprans and Bruises, Burns
and Sea d. all diseases of the skin. It's for sale BY al
respectable Druggists.
her
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Carriers, Address.

The Carriers of the PATRIOT have proposed to
give daily for YER, ami copy Of II
pOetical works Of either Of the etandar Poets for
eign native, for the best Chr-tmss New Years
Address, in Writers who intend to send
in poems, should remember that they must do so
by the 10Th inst.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-17

T. Christy vs.. F DoweIL. Opinion by Judge
Caruthers. Affirming decree of Chancellor.
E 5. Kir5y vs.. F. NJ. Goodsby. Opinion y
Judge Caruther-. Affirming decree of Chancellor
J. G. Kirby vs. F. NJ. GooIsby's al. Opinion by
Judge Caruthers. Affirming decree Of Chunc llor.
VIM Hall and Others vs.. Carr Pyrtte and 9TH
ers. Opinion 6y Judge Harris, Affirming decree
of Chancellor
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-17

Gov. WIS., This ntlcmau j. an ori-iual even
in his Put Docs. This year he sends to the Vir-
giua Legislature tire, Messages, No. !, No .,
No. 8. They fill up, in very small type, one whole
broadsid- OF tn Richmond Enquirer aud run over.
Good for plantation reading, doubt-ss,-t hu-
life elsewhere is too short to Cripple with 20
many novels and cousonants.-N T. ET0ress
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FISHER, WIRELESS & CO.

SUCCESSORS TO JOHNSON, HORNE COZ
COTTON, Tobacco, Storage, General Commission and
- Produce Merchants Broad Market streets
Nashville, Tenn, devote particular attention 10 All
business intrusted to them. julvg-tf
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REMOVAL.

ANlNG released The stock Groceries OF Nichol
II Green, NC have removed stock u goods the
house formerly occupied by them, Nos IS ana a. College
street. three doors ou Broad street where NC shall be
pleased % friends.
The comUnauun the two stocks makes assortment
one 90 te argrs aud most complete The city, which
We nvte ths attention OF the uaae, feeling confident
can supply des- aIds at 4 log Egurv.
deoI4-Iw. Pa c. ANDERSON
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$50 Reward.

DANAWAY from the subscriber ThursdRy, Sd INST,
IL my negro girl Faster, years Old black color thick
lips near feet inc1es high weighs about $50 h. with
wrist, from cut, speaks slow, has heavy
suit of hair, had when she left plaid home spun dress
with a and red plaid shawl She broUg from
Knoxville Tenn will give the above reward if eturnsd
me, or confined so can get her. W :. STRAI TON,
Ma hVile Dec. ID, 1S5I-3# DemumbTane street.
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HOGS.

The market for hogs, under the combined influence Of
light ips favorable weather, and improvement in
prices Of products better All that offered sod read
IS 1905 25, and at close coed lots averaging rs lbs.
and upward, held firmly at IS so. For Provisions
there very good demand comparatively speaking and
prices favored sellers. Mess Pork brought so green
hams, CSC; do shoulders &c prime barrel lard &c, and
for bulk sides buyers Tc packed The demand
Boston, Baltimore ard Southeru Tnere is
speculative movement and the trade continues main
tain strictly legitimate character
The general appearance Of the trade both rhogs and
prov IONS has undergone very decided improvement tn
the Ia days, but this is attributable mainly he
large falling pts The farmer which for the last
"a hours only 25S head.-Cln G0s 11lt.
TIE MARKET The market throughout the week has
devoid Of animation. The receipts Of hogs have
tin ed Ugh and the porkhou have not killed one-half
the number Of hogs they have pacty for Prices have
gradually strengthening and yesterday tile prevail
S. IS with few buyers At the outside
figure and only then for very heavy hogs. The from
abroad is very unfavOrabe.-Lols. Jour Dec. 18th.
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Scientific American of Dec. g. 1857.
Preparations Laying the Atlantic Gable Next ",

Weearn the London
i tn montho f seems
o
TIa y
"a ing u t inc efforts o
eng uaIy ol tn prestl Isl
chimes
Mr Iloyda Mr. Everett
o
il lfac zane madeth
of esranW viii tn cable
o IS o e mi 10 for the twas and
t. for n he
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Motifs atent
AGRICULTURAL FURNACES

TfNHIS article contracted in consequence Of sug
gestion from the American Inst tut, that simple,
profitable and low priced furnace much needed by
farmers for boiling and steaming fOod and for ny
chancal and domestic purposes. 1t took the premium at
the o. S. Agricultural Fair at Louisville, this fall just
ceiyed. WMs y EE WAIkT,
20 IA MARX ET STREET.
Also, Coal Cooking Ranges, and small Cooking Stoves
for Coal ". STEWART.
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Up RIVER COAL-Me-srs. Jasper, Hale Hay
den, have Just received tn If supply of CUMBERLAND
Coal and ready to I'll all orders at their old
stand, on College street.
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Persons Of COnSumptive Habits,
NSCad This

FTNO THE GEEPFNBURG COMPANY For the first tine
g. my lite indu ced TO cert ~ TO tn truly wonder
OF popular medicine, but IN sending you he
feel that only discharFiug dury
the "rairnoerg Company, ana more especially to
suffering humanity
A. out the INST June last had a negro man taken
with Cough nded with reseEsncss stiug Of blood
aud other dangerous symptoms Of mpt imme-
who told me t OF c,n.umpt On. lie 4ted him
for several week s. but he gradually then had
another physician of great reputation long diseases.
examined him, aud alec decided be hope case Of
mptgn, and said useless 20 spend money try
ing 10 cure hIm-
had previously promised the Glenberg Agents here
(essrs Wells lovely that when the doctors gave him
up would the era guberg CoUsump ives Bal did
nd to my rveabe surprise, the began Improve
after taking only Ave sX doses lie only
Ia Conn Ouud which tHe small nine dollars
and to-day consider him entirely cured lie is worth
u goo, be Is doing good eryIce the plantation
him perfectly touud aud well As he fat hearty
aud strong, without vestge or sign Of disease len
JOHN MYELS,
Claiborne, Ala
Ihave used thesGrHenbrTg Consumptiye's Balu ia Sc
ousuu ion ny practice, with the hap
ptgss ef,ct. wish ali would use IL.
Totem Wells, Tenn.
The aterbarg Cousumpfive's On enectGaly cure
Consumption aud all Complaints % he Lungs. In Of
Cold the Lungs and Ches Languor comb led with "a.
cult Breath ny, Pains Ia the Chest, and BroucAi the
and prevent he disease from becoming connrme Con-
sumption In an cases eIays ar, ngrIous- They
hundred fold all diseases having teudencs Cou-
suuI ton. We ragsuE advise eli 20 procure the Con-
sump.iycs Balm 60 stason.
~ The price Of the Consu pdve' Balm Is IS per
bottle. ALEN. MCKENZIE, Nashville
Ascent for N Gre'cnUers Co., for Ienneses, Alabama
and Georgia. (acCI6 II
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4 co Nj NJ E R CIAL.
RaIIinInre Market.

BALTIMORE Dec ll-P. Nj.
COFFEE-There has been movement this week in
Coffee the has exhibited special activity
The sales 1000 bags The sale include lot Of
100 bag Rio, 90 west, at asc; Tor bags reject
ed do at CSC; 2G0 bags medium sound do 97slOc o
SO bags fair good do. at 1I910c and 100 bags La
guayra Coffee at sc There ha been special change
since last we in condition Of the et and quote
Coffee to-day follows, viz; 9z09Ac. for common and
medium Rio; @lOAc fair do; 1919 1O2lc fr god
to lrime do; 11K0112Ic for Lsguayra and J61Tc for
The the market to-day Is about tS,JJU bags
but a large part Of it is held out Of the market
WHgATs Yes erday prime Wheats less active, and
prices were lower. The sales YESTERDAY made
1OO9105c for go prime reds 1OO0l DC for common
edium whit 110G1lSc for good to prime do, and
lots very choice do. suitable for family hour
brought I22c This lrning heats in bris dema d.,
the market hrmer in its tone. Reds sol a. Og
1Osc for good prime and whites brought 1Os9l1c for
fair good 1lS zee for prime and l25c for choice OTIS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-17
TEN YEARS CREDIT

HAVE handsome lots in Maple street near The
University, which will sell wears time at fair
prices, provided interest is paid annually II
that lime is not long enough viii agree
p5inci al long the interest is promptly paid.
Apply
Dec 9-tI A. V. g. LINDSEY.