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SALE OF LAND.

SALE OF LAND.
10y virtue Of the Chancery Court Gallstn at
, its last term, shall on the lst Monday IN Dee
sembeF next, the Court louse door, the Ga
At Public Auction,
One Of the most valuable Of Land in the county Of sumner
ale ACR ES.
Said Land is Beautifully situated, lying miles
from the Town Gailatn Immediately upon st rate Turn
pike road within SO 900 yards the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad noH finished from place 70 Nashve and
known the 0dOm Tract
Upon said Land or failing Springs OF excellent
water. One Hundred and Fifty Of said tract being we'll
bered and set In Blue Grass aHorng dne pasurase
any country, and ne balance in high cultivation.
Said Land Hi be sold whole, divided
tracts to suit purchasers Also, at the time aud place. that
HOUSE, LOT AND OFFICE,
Situated Main town Of Gallatn short distance
from the Square known as the Dr. NeWsOn property sad Lot
has good Dwelling, tanning Rooms, kitchen
Smoke house, first Stable and CarraghOu5e, with other
Necessary Clubhouse No Brick oce with rooms, together
win large yard and Garden and altogether Of the
desirable residences In the Town Of Gallatin.
TERMs SALE.-0ne-thrd Cash, the balance 10 I and
years Tor veil Ehout interest," and lien
said Land HOUSE and Lot will be shown any desr-
ng 20 purchase, On Application IN Gailaun %
- LEONIDAs BAKER, Commissioner.
Gallatin, Tenn Sept 25-ssp29-3m
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Magnifcent Scheme!
EACH SATURDAY, IN AUGusr,

S'4eo frizes amounungto s32O,OOO
WHOLE TICKETS $40; HALVES S. QUARTERS sax.
Circular showing the plan of the Lot
terics will be sent 20 any one desirOus Of
receiving it
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES WILDE sold It
the following rates, which is the risk:
Certificates of Packages of 10 whole Tickets, $50
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MEDICAL BOOKS.
F. HAGAN,
No. SO markeE street,
Re nov receiving fuII supply Of tie sl,s,,- -,.g,
RhACr1CE OE mEDECfNE.
weed, Watson. Dunslilare and American Boisctio
ANATOMY,
sharpey ousln, Homer and Wilson
Physiology,
cApsnisE, Kirk 4 Psgst and Draper.
Pathology
Gross Jones and Screenings PathaIoricll An,touv
Chemistry,
Graham Regn4ult Towns, Draper, AID sIIlimaa.
mnterfa Meaicn,
Ps-eir United States DsPsnsstory, s schs md pua.
Surgery,
Killers Principles Erchasn, Druitt's Modsru a.
Obstetrics,
cazsncAux Devices RansbOthaa. Msgs snd AsArer a. ID
eases % Females sc.
JurisPrndonees
miscellaneous.
Parrsh's Pharmacy, wilson. nf-...s..
sae2nd on The acton Of Medicine HooPers hedesl Dcoasr
s ,.sll = satas CompSna Coopers surgical 90
STUDENTS iads Aee1na1 Michigan nc skn,
Luut9NA asnaal Wilson on the Skin,
I ne United States DssectorS Paucost Visitor,
2afssnts Minor s1rzeys Cyul0pedia o. ne Praccs ~
smiths do Do Msliciua,
With many Others. For Norhsra Pu6iatoi. prs b.
y, HA6sN.
oct-o AarEststrsst.
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The Messrs. j. L. & R. W. BRoWE will sell on
Tuesday next, on the premises, the handsome resi-
dence of Maj q P. BOsTIcE, en- the Charlotte TURF
pike This well known property needs no recon-
mendstiou. The dwelling house will be cold with
about eight acres of land including q ine spring
and al the improvements The building lots offered
are not surpassed for beauty BY any in the vicinity
of Nashville.
This sale offers rare advantages to persons in
want of elegant house near the city as well as to
those who desire safe inFes ment upon speculation
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b. A. FAHNEsTOCK,s VERmIFUGE.

NEw ORLEANS, June 10, 1853
NeSsTs B. a. FI8HestOck C CO-Gentlemen: pleasure
in sending list Of about fifty customers, who testify
the superior quality Of your very valuable VeTmifuge.
lsppears that another article has been attempted be intro
duced into many parishes where medicine we'll known for
persons in writing Fahuestcks Yermifuge
marEWe tBs A. and other. Ny sales this will
be at leaat 100 gross. Very respectfully,
Oct22-lm P. P. DUI ONCE, % Charrea street
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SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERTEs
TRIUMPHANT!

The following Scheme will be drawn By s. SWAN & On Mana
gers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery Of their nrIs Hu
Der Lotteries for Novembe 1855, at AUGUSTA h nubc
under he supsrintendenes Of Commissioners.
Glass 30 draws on
Saturday, November s, 1883,
Glass Al draws on
Saturday, November AS, 1853.
Glass A2 draws on
Saturday, November 30, 1855.
"a, Glass 43 draws on
saturday, November ~, 1855.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets!
THOUSAND HUNDRED AND EIsHTY-FTvE PRTzrsf
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS
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no YAL UAaLE EARMS f0R SALl

THAT Valuable arm which the undersigned has
sided for the last eight nine years. s for sale. Il '
the waters Of Big Harpsb river. in the county Of
hanson, fourteen miles from Nashville, Rear the ulaEe
TANK, the Rehland aud Centreve Tnynpke nine mls
from PrankIn the county Of williamson and With
tWo miles Of the North Western Railroad nov being cen
sructed The tract contains about four hundred and sgh
Davidson and Williamson thFOu gh the Southwest
Of the tract. formally the well known farm
The late wilkins Whts6ld.
On this comfortable residences, with all ne
eessay out houses; barn, cribs stables carriage house. e
With excellent young orchard Of choice fruit GoOf
spring water and abundance never failing
nRing from different through the farm. Adjoin
ina this farm smother tract OF about two uldnsd
excellent land with good residence for gsl7. The soil
both tracts Is equal for crops either grain oFgrass
and both united, they will be sold separately tsesther
may suit buyeFs u is thought bv good Judges cnuld BE-
made n the best stock farms In the State sEe
A. those wanting 70 buy, would Of Whish TO vsV
the premises before purchasing. further description
fsemed Unnecessary, hut all invited 70 call aud TO-
dsmselVes. laug 25-eO&WGl JOHH T. HILL.
WISH 70 sell the farm which reside, 10 Willias6s
county, adjoining that advertised above By Mr. John
Hi, containing by recent survey, hundred and ninety
zine and half acres OF arst rate farming land with
Portable dwellings with all necessary houses suitable To-
small farm, with good wster The iaTu IL veil enclosed
with good fences including about hundred yards
with Mr. HG-as both nnited would certainly make dss
rabe farm, and purchasers invited call Mr. Hr
and T~anine tie premises. bANlhlA CRAIGHBAD.
PC ertneT particulars apply M g.. Snyder, u
StoF5Of SFyde' & FrEzall. Nashville L. O.
RusS-eoEw tf
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LELLYETT & SMITH.
yOS. 10 AND Ia S0UzR RAREs7 STREET
InPortsrsof and Dealers in
Fine Brandies and Wines, WhisIzys,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Fresh Arrivals.
EAA We beg leave to call the attention Of our EzFR
- friends and the trade generally, 70 our Iarve go
- and well selected stock Of the above articles
just received emlraGing in part:
sar1erao Cs4O0 Alex. segnethe;
Vtard' DuPuy, very hne United Society Propretors;
jules koDini Rayna and Alusses;
With many other brands.
Wines.
Glsrs'' Ceyery gadsD Madeira
Old Sherry Pure imp MalaEa
TObaccOs.
Adam, No. Tenn; Hannah;
Lilly Dale do B Potter:
Wills Conner stone.
Richardson; J W North.
TyTeanas DeHass.
beverly; Peaches and Cream Twist:
Johns Twist; Silver Fiaks:
Rough and Ready; Gold Lump;
silver houi Laughurne a Armstead;
Claiborne Taliaerro; Pine Apples
And many others.
Cigars.
Estrela; La Escaratta;
Columbia; Imported Londres;
Estres Prmerai La So vadOra;
CintrO de Or0n; Imported SOlace;
COnchO Regalia; do Ne-serUds;
La Silva; do Principe;
La Prueis, Imp do Trabucos
La suizA, do La Iligusni
La DIANA De dht
Embracing every grade.
oere LELLYET & SMITH.
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. NAsHYILLE RAILROAD.


LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
-
Freight Notice.
IL Freight viii b. forwarded by morning train and must
deFsrsd az he satiOa uuse, betEesn houn o. 8
En 10 A. aer that - loo lac FOR uanuff.atnr
ior that da, aud thsra e NJ go vpish - Tor Ing
BrS for IL. asiass points tsssesR EashYiis ~ aalh
VIil7sE R7AVHEERsI, 49,
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~ HErPAnDss GOLD PENS..s.1 large a7soTs
- meut ipst reosivsd ~ 2. HaAAN.
ost5P. HsrkstFt.
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MElFHIs, February IS Is53-
h NoLLITIE ksq-We have examined your Dir5t Of IL
Decisions Of the supreme Court Te1uessas delivered ru-
quent 70 TIE period AZ winch Mr. Mg Digest closes much
inieEes he Work exhibits aceurcy, research aitylhs
printing and binding we'll executed and il must prove vai
able addition 10 the library Of ever lawyer We rus Vou nv
Be amply rewarded for Effort Profession a. -
public. ReEpecffully,
A. WRIGHT, JOHN P. OARUTHERs
HENRY D SMALL, Judge Of a. Cgrws, L.
y y u Z. B50HNS and Chancery Court Of Mem
G. p EOUfE, phis.
X e. PAYNB, B. ,. MoKIERNAN
GEO, DlAONs Judge Of the Grim Cour
I'D. NJ TERGER, Mempbis
sAML. ". ANkhs, JOHN z. SALE,
= = LAME AttorEey General.
7. s. AYREs.
N.sHvILLE March e. Is5s
n. VoLEISIIEE, Esq.:-We examined you- -f M a.
Decisions Of the supreme Court q Teunesse resi 7 ~.
publication Of Mr. Meig Digest, which uis teB Iur-- ~
our hsos The points decided clearly stated r Fe ~.
gra1ifei say, that the charactsis ID r 5i5
y and great industry. It will Of muca value 10 u Hs1eb
and Bar, and trust that you viii the 7ue 81 -
profession, % which you Justly entitled.
NELL $ BROWN, HENRY 81 r. FuGG,
4. ". MACGAYOCK, RUSSELL HOI-sT0Nl
-. COOPEhs fHOs WASnINGTON,
HERMAN cox A. @. MERRITT,
MANSON u. BRTEN, sR-, s. VENABIE
JAMES WOODS, EDWIN Ia FWTNn
g. NJ kOGd, JNO. REID,
JNO. A. McCAMPBELL, WM < TURNER
sAANSA5 d EOIdl Judge Of the Circuit and
ABkAM L. DEMOSS, Criminal Court
The above mentioned Digest Be had ol0ai Ing Book
stores.
Mssgs- Lamb, Young & Co.. Msmphil, Tsnnsues
M Q. II. Brown, JACKSON, Tennesee.
Messfs. John Hork 4 Co., Nashville. Tenne--se
Mr.. j. A. Rayl, Knoxville, Tennessee.
nAg4-dhEa H. VOLLHFINE.
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GOLD PEN lIANUFACTORY.
ls3rFzEzgzs qzr=z=7- CD
B@k LhhoSklAs zzE8#=#f=Zl -

81 THHoSKlNs ~ -
90
nv H. HOSKINs & BARNES, SO Third street.
Market and Jefferson, Louisville Ky offers 10
the public, Gold Penso their manufacture wholesale
RETAIL warranted equal to any made in the country.
GOLD PENS REPAIRED AND REPOINTED.
Old Pens sent by MALL accompanied with SO cents, in money
stamps, will be repaired and returned by mail
febI4d&wly
VUyHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between Macregsr. AllOway Co. New Orleans
and N E. Aloway Co., Of Nashville, Tenn is dissolved y
mutual consent George Mace Bankhesd having
purchased the entire interest Of n z. Aoway ESQ., IN ssid con
JAMES BANKHEAD 7
NJ +. ALL0WAY,
NASHVILLE, Sept o, 1883. GEORGE MAoGREGER..
The liabilities Of MacGreger, Allowsy Co., and n AIo
Co., assumed By the Concern under the rm
Maceger Bankhad Of New Orleans. James Bankhead
& Co, Of Nashville, Tenn. JAMES BANKHEAD.
hAsnvIIIE, Sept y, leSS GEORGE MACGREGER-t
take great pleasure In recommending the 6 Of kacGrg
Bankhead Of New Orleans, and James Bankbesd Co.. q
this city 70 the Patronage Of The former friends Of he old a.
NAEHvnLE, Sept. q, 1855. n. y. ALL0RAY.i
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NEW BOOKS.

The Atlantic Monthly, jus, rsssiv.dsy
EPA DOM EoEK Z co.
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Surgeons Gems being brilliant Passages from tie
Discourse Of he Rev C. H. sPuRsEoE. Just rscIve 10
s@pG9 F. HadAN.
TENOBACCO AND CIGARS.--Nou 10 tore M 20
sale h5 the box retail, large very superior O.
gars, which pronounce BY good judges he lest In @
city Also hns Chewing Tobacco just o Ne AZ
the Drug store o. 4 STRETCH
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Nrnerifsmi(cbe Nad0rtclotem

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Sol. 8entUus: Geltament murpe am 5reitaa
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Gurop6t1cpc SeosDrisDten
TraufreiG.

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@itA Of WalbiaatOn.

Gttb Of Waibia8tcn.
8ter Rage NeuereS aus @nrop a
Stem OOrt, ID. aprl. Der Dampfer
Gitp Of Walbin9tcn fam bier I'M 2 llbr nit
2iperpCcls ytadriGten BIG gum 81. WiGr3 all. -
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lau9t.
@arfte. Qi6erpOcL 81. Oaar3. guums
wOlle 9~eiunfen nm ID Wlrft m~nre9eluaBIS.
Wtaudelters9 taAriAten 9inlti9 ale Qualttd.
ten bon 8aaren lei4t 9%elunten. 8rpDltcffe
flau. YrouiliOnen itatis.
Gonlcls 975.
Na9riaten aus Bombay 6iS gum
9. melDen, OuB Cir @Olin Campbell nit co.
600 Ofaun DOR QudnOD ltanp uno DlB am 10.
Wtdr5 Oer An9rlff ltlttinpen icQte.
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Die gta9ri9t, paB Die ifauil4e 9lesieruns
bic Sflaperei auf CUBA oblAalfeu ppue, iCQ
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Son Nultralien lpareu in letter Belt 500, 900
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Iante Details. Die 6regatte uWliiiilippt" mai
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benz fran5. Sunoel l%altenOsn Crude gu Idaffen.
DEM @eriiNte, raB YerIi8np Wlinilter pes
Iuawirti9ea werDe, wioeripraG man.
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Wera@eruus sesen Temerssefa0r,
Associated Firemens-Insurance,

BON Q atttmOre.
Jr, 4 SDutbz nabe 8alttmcretraGe.
&erMnes.@ eftIIf6aft 81. iammett I'D t6a
lid tn benz @tfeal4atsiptale Der GDmpaaate, Er.4 5Duttfr
UNI ale Art2n SUn Applttattpnen sur Verf@srung BON baffei
nerneH u. ~b6lseraeu (8ramD 5duferh g0erfRatteu, neut
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Ftsem YrSmisn n entss ensunebmen. 3
sizes SIS. Dnft6artD' es.s
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GcDNB 0eQen SronOfcb0Oc11-

Sd btn M9eAt fur Die fOl8enben @pmpaenieeo Iunh hifcrn
@erf6erunsen auf1 SaHr pOer Guf tdr5ere 8sii: ~ ''UtS
6rantlin Observation-Disclosures. Ybilob,
1897 ono Saar.@e pital anO rstsrf6us. go
Wetrcpclitan Interchangeable. 0,-N
$3.50. 600 9aar-GapitnG uab Heberf6us. .
Ntlantic Teuerperlt9erun9s9eleuldalt Newz0
$3.50 600 Barre dpttal unb lls6srfGuB.
Mas ben Bsfanb pbiser Gornpaeniefn betrift, 70 tta i'd er
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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-04
What Feeding will do for Pigs.

We have just killed one pig. fourteen months old which weighed 438 pounds. A neighb,r had two pigs of the same itter weights 436 and 439 pounds It will be seen that the average growth was tride over q pound day for the whole life of these pigs Another neghbor had pig of the litter, killed ct the same time, weight 24S pounds-a difference of nearly 200 pounds
 There is an old adage among pork makers, that the breed of swine is all in the trough en1 these experiments would go to establish the truth of the proverb. Though we have fnl faith that some breeds gre much batter than others, yet very much depends upon feeding. In the cases here recorded, the whole difference lay in the trough The heavy pigs were we'll fed, while the otIcr was stinted Pork. in the one case costs about six cents pouni in the other not less than ten.
 To make pork economically, the swine must have O dry warm apartment to sleepin, and atthis season of the year, the bottom sl.s-rld be of wood some good non conductor. They should be fed at regular as his master and his stomach becomes uneasy if its cravings not met at the appointed time The secret of thrift depends upon keeping him in the most comfortable position possible. If pig Iuc .ls his flesh is wasting, and the owner shoull take the alarm at once But pigs should have enough to eat at each meal, and change of food, occasionally. They will grow more rapidly upon q mixed diet For the last few weeks these heavy pigs were fed with two quarts of corn meal apiece, at each feed ing This made the flesh firm, and heavy, and the lsrd very abundant.
 Full feeding is as great an advantage to the ma nnre heap, as it is to the pork barrel. With suta ble conveniences farmer may make eight cords of manure worth sixteen dollars. for each pig that he keeps year. This will pay for nearly one half the food pig consumes. and very much reduce the cost of making pork. The rule then for making pork economically is, keep dry and warm. feed regularly and abundantly, with a variety of food-and save the manure
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-04
ADrirMitural.
Calls on Horses.

An ounce of prevention is worth pound of cure It IS bad economy to use poor harness The col lar especially, should always be in good condition It should be frequently washed and oiled an occa- sional pounding will keep it soft and in good shape Whenever it becomes thin broken, pads should be worn underneath.
 Calls are occasoned, often. by putting horses t hard work all at once, after period o rest, as l the Spring, after the rest of Winter AS means of preparing the horse for such work it is well to bathe his breast and back with a solution of alum and whisky for several lays before the labor begins It is we'll to use ts preparation also at any other time wl,er, the skin seems tender We have known small sores to heal up entirely under the of this leme dy even though the horse was kept at work
 It is another excellent preventive of gals to bathe the shoulders and breast of working horse twice week, at night. with salt and water, wash ing of the same with pure water in tlIe morning.
 When the skin becomes badly broken, the horse should be allowed a few days rest or, if work is very pressing, the horse should be padded not to irritate the sore otherwise it will be vain to pcct cure. Some of our neighbors use white lead. mixed with linseed oil, Common paint,) to cure gals. And they often succeed with it. at least they get hard incrtstation over the broken skin. But we hardly fancy this tanning horses hide while lie Is yet wearing it.