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16AALEAr AAAEA
MORE than 1000 eases lave Been cured within ne
w last sx YEAR, rsnsirg rem one to thirty wears
.tandins Orgh LOVING, Iovingtdn. va Thomas Hobbs.
fetersourg, NirgniH. JOEL + Parish, Lunsn1uu.
FEginlas John Heynoiis Bic Island Virginia, Thou-
as v Asrsoal- Basuss-t, N. c MIS- Ea-tic Rocs-stGr.
Pine Han, n. Q Samuel Bingham, MosevflC. n c..
Col. Archfbsld and p. Garter, McsevHle, n. G. Hon.
8eorge c. Meuce1hau,J am-soEa, E-C., KS Lssina
A1dercR, 1~Qvinstons Gecrgla. ]. a. Bs1Ea. Social Cir
ces acoret1s jerry Creancr Dalton Sc, WIN. B. ChEn-
her, Calhoun, Ga Hiisha burden, social Circle, Ca,
iol. 7. Lnmpkin and John Palmer Huaasvlr-, Ala.
Pamphlets contaning testiUcnla Of TIE Highest char
setter vii Be forwarded b any one wlsk-E - Test the
truth cf the shove.
Medisines forEarlaf % mail
Adhess, JAS A. CLOPTOE, d. D,
ncflS-fT HI tsFile, Alabama.
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UdoIphO wolfe.
Ehql.sas Groeers

~ ~FNEN'I ~ N-''I ~W"W
New York.
The following respeetsbls nrms In NeE orleans sell the
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M. G-ENSBURGER.
trunks, valises 3 Carpet Bags,

~uANuEALIlAlA OF
Trunks, Valises q Carpet Bags,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
S9z mAIN T r IT,
CtTFT arr Countrg Merchants and the ~CM-
pubuc generally, are Invited 70 EXAM
Inc ny stock, which, IN quality andN
cs1apnsss. Is squal 70 any manufacture
Ncrth or Eeet-
Wsrk daneto order fully gasrsnfled- NJ klndsof he
rairlng done vita Deafness and dspatch- Bits aud
--fa-s r-s-ntIv attended TO- does II
TUsF recetved from 81. Louis . lot q frssA baked SOFA
.. Crscksrs sad CrsekDs1 Biscuits.
min = =
HSTORE- 4 assortment Of fair, prime. choice.
II clarified. crusnsd snd puivozizsd S1gsrss wsich VII
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!. a. ~ALBREcHT,
\ r D. L. hEAAu
NEW ROCK STORE

AEFssRs WATSON 4 BEARD are now OPENING. No.
~ ss haiu street, p Eererai assortment o. BOOKS
andsrATfONERT. hey prop-te selling for q small
Tauramaa .aE =
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Pale Ale

Plaster and femtHF.
no BARRELS best Cclslned Pastar- i60bsrrels
LOU R5s-ndsis Censnt CLARK HARRIS.
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rs-s O, ihs Ass,r's sre ~. Rasenina Or HSsiis sna
fnsaa. nsmed S 0p,sOr s.opleF. F -
Great Fsur Mile Race.
NV YORK o. oter ? -Ths horse aiasler Won u
s~restEuos o. 5000 side. over Dsn Jasn sud sueTsst-
fnstcu ~ iaoe vas fr four miles.
Renewed.
CINCINNATI Oeteber At is repoTted that Nj,
Fsrsn, P9stmssas ., Cincinnati, has been renov'd
River New
ST. Lows. october IAN rivers are oeeiniSs.
wazsn Rsoe, sc. aAs
ST. Lours. ostsbsr : LISTERS from TIE Pseinc, dstei
Al Big sapdy, Orese=. sa the IN, say thst tive hundfes
mile, O cai. saunders wagon read Is finished, and thai
the Indians are friendly The health 81 the party was
gO0d. or d.
The accounts Of tAs sOu.h Platte sud niass are cen.
Trajectory.
Frsm salt Lake.
ST. LUIs, October 2.-col. Sumner and Dol. BURKE
have arivsi from san Lake IL 2ist. Tie Eormnns
were quite orderly. Ts5re had been violent srO~ storms
wet o. Port Lsrsuie. IndAzswere qaIet.
YsIsW Fever.
NEW cRLEASs Oetebu 2-Ths Hunb5r Of deaths
from yellow fever, yesterday, veeSs
Vessels Arrived.
NEW OELEAss. October a.-shlp- Ar1O from Lser-
John Esys and bark AursIis from sOsOa-
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Clerk,a Sala of ReaI Fatata

DIT virt-e q a dsrrro rsutered 81 The Juiy Ferm. is6s
ID % h Law sia= q t1s CcuEun Tsw sd Chancery
G urt e. Hrmpeis An tbe eEse OF Erzs Lsursnce. IRAN
cel Lawrence and L1ciuds Lawrence, By Their next friend
s1nf a BrOzn expsrte p~etition, ! VII sen 20 the high
est bltfsr. a. pnhlie arcilan. fsr ca %
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afms ID Iflf0rapt
no AssocTArED Press OF MEMPHTs.
Grrnt Ferr ME Raee.

NEW TeEE 0ciater ? ,-AmOng the mis- lng lAssen'
rs-s o. fhe Szsiric sre ~ Reseninh Or hfsiie sn'
fieaa. nan.d S r.sor s.opler. ~ -
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ROOg.dFuN,
For Rent

A GESTLNHAN ard Es wife can hEd pleasant boa
n il a private family, b. applying a. our cJunuE
pn,r- r~aN-sf
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NOtIce az nlssnInIiOn.

THE eo-7srtuers5ip heretofore existing betrss
undersigned unJer tie style o. TITUS 3 60, Is
day dissolved bT hut.ation TITUS,
H loon.
Z. T PAfTI5ON.
Aessrs +. TITJs ADD q A. NOON sll continue ire
COTTON ~FACTORAGE COMMISSION BUsI-
NESS un1er tAs .gls o; TITUS 4 Co; and wosld
oriIsIly commend then 70 TIE pst-cnass OF ny friends
md "a public generally. -
iy2i-sm R 7. PETTIsoE.
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R-ECHARDSON's
IRISH LINENS,

~
DfMASKS DLAPERS, &c.
COESuhERs CT RICHARDSON'S LIEEEa And
u thee desraus u obtat1'ng the GENUINE GOODS.
should sec thst The articles they pzrcazsc are saaicd
with TIE fal Hame q the hrn
RICHARDSON, SONS & OWDEN,
Ass guaranty Of ths sc-nduess md ~dsrsbHry CT the
Gods
THIS caution Is Tenderei esssni slv neoessay e. large
Quantities q i1fcTor ard effective Il ems ere pr.uar-d.
z-tssn after saar0u, ant aaled with the uameo u RICH
AhDSON, b. Irish HuuUs. wha, rcsarIe s o. ths n
jury thus irficle1 alike On the Am- lean coEErmcr znd
The maH1facturcrs % t1a genuine Co.'s, wUI ustr sad-
" abandon sb1siuess sop Cdiab.e, vhLe parcha-ers can
b. Imposed on with Coos Of e worthless character.
J KE & J. B LOCEE
selet cfg AEeats 50 Church = rsst, Hss TJrk.
J. r.. ALBRIGHT,
(Suocessor 10 n Eenhoom
NEEPS c0nftantly On had a -uaFiy OF the best CI-
n CARS AND rOBACCO, Of an klRds. Whlh he VII
s-ioS Tor Cash. 81 tie I'd stand n SHELBY street,
Hemph =. spzs-3m
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NV YORK os.otsr ? -Tas horse aiasler won u
sre.t rses o. 4. oos = siae. over Dsn Jasn and suswsst-
ngtou n faoe va for four miles.
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10 o'aOas A N. and : s'eloeE ,. N.
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ltHHthtS Tdic AIT.
~ CASKS, quarts and pints, for sa'elsv
--tv GLtRK & HAFRis
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UprlSnE GEeam saw Mill.
MS KILL b. fast coming into use IN every section q
The country. Il has received the Enforcement Of several
th0usand exTerienoad lumber manufacturers. and isuro-
nOueed By all WIS have examined he operation 70 b.
he most staple, efficient aud practical mscaine for N
purpose ever produced. The entire cost Of the XII. viii
4 hrst rate steam engine and hslCr Of about IS horse
power the Wholeestsh lshment complete, delivered ready
for sbiDn8eut In st. Louissis
ONLY &I,S5O.
For twenty-five hsrse p5Tar e. follows:
snEins 10 inrh Jlin9er, 20 inch sroks,0
boiler dousie-dued, - ret hng, 40 inches
IN dtameter, ali councillors c1npFte. IN sa2g
Guiding two pumps and large size MI ca
pabIe Or cutting Tcgs sfeeffa fGmefT.--J
NASHVILLE, Tenn Aarch s. ISIS.
BRA0o 4 bURRowEs -Gertiemen. We have cot o1f
OF your oonbination patent mills IN operation and are
vel pleased with II. We can saw fro= 1900 90 2 500 geet
inch boards ln twelve hours. and make the best lumber
that can be sawed We have been running some tire
weeks. cutting Hhita oak, black osk and poBla-. and
have never cut q crooked iine yet There has been 81
iesst ore hundred persons 10 see 70 slace We stsrted Il.
and an believe give n up 70 Be the best mil hey ever
saw. A G. r
We furnish either soomotiv or doublc-aasd Roiiers
- - AZ UffhrwH n~-a 49,
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8fg0lar gathsts.


And Unl coniiuue to run regularly On the sane fchetuls
throughout The a~fasgn-ieaving al P - on heir re-
sDsetige ds5s J RAWLINGS, Aseni
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PTrcSsCEGHs PA
GAEsFIELD a co Agents. for Nemphis. SEQ
siso By n P F~AnN9WOETH, WARDE III Enf
JOHNSON q OEg llf Druggists Ernsrsuy
Hu1a fsEnuTvtH
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FITUHTlNI UlIOIT = ~
J. G. Swon. New o leans 10 s. Lsuis-
Frsnklia, New Orleans 70 Memphis.
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IN 'er. igned have formed a partn rshlp In the
Il practice Of Medicine 6s- ONE in Len5E's new
lCck, o. Union street q few foorB east 81 Hata.
J N. WALKER, n D,
seps-tm ORYILLE n EARLY. n. D.
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Trl,rrnnhIc

NEW ORLEANS October 2.-shiP- Arao from A4seI
pool, John Eays ard bark ArrsIs from BOsioa-
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Leaves HONnAT. Ortnbfr l. ats p n
~ 2 Nal Prckst. z F8AKLE I'D. CT n Mast
WILL lave Tor fAe 90 ve ard al ,Rh
" ~i1ternehats port. Pr freight or L
passage, apply on bosrd or 70
J J RAwLIEGs, AGENT. -
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THE UNION
PATENT CIRCULAR MILL!

= al klnas, sne o ~ sreh Ecois as zre kept in
-iaE TAKIErT erORE
arIn-Ir aTHAslnnI & 1
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BkAGVIs ARIIII LINIllENT.

And -etsned By al Drugrists
slH IN ssmLhis D. s. MANSFIELD a co
n-mLaa-ra ~ wnEz-gnE = UnEn D
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Medical Notice

A C~OdFORTABLE Panty R~esii'no~, Abrck hou-e.
"a on Court Street opposite 0orrt SquRre Inquire o.
srpl2-tf Mr. a-ONTED1NICO 81 Front Row
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Many pruEEists. having Old Llnlments on hand. VIII
gry 10 sell them 10 you "a the best, but do yUu pee
ltivelT refuse 70 purchase them ASK for .fBRAGGss
ARCTIC LIEIHENr." and take no Other.
LIBBBAL PROPOSITION.
Therruprieters agree 70 furnish each purchaser 81 .
dolar bottle with free subscription 10 he Us Jour
nal, Ter one year This Il one 81 the hest " Z Illus
trated pspsrs. A ceriecate. suti,lias The h0lfer 70 the
benefit Of TITS proposition r. enclosed IN the wTEpper
sround every dollar bottle. ne Arctic Liniment Is put
up N 3 cent 81 cent, and 81 bottles. The 50 cent and Al
BOTTLES ocntain 50 and 100 per oezt- more Liliuent In
proportiea to their cost and are the eheApest. For sale
by BURROWS.
sob Pb --etors. 81 Louis. No.
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> KPaaf.

THE omos a. PRES 1t oceupled By the B uf CITY L.
Il surGnce Company. No IS Cont street, between
KAN stre e and Front Row. No. I snne on the nrF
Door Psssssstsn given iumodiatsy Apply At this Of
Zoe. srpuL2E
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Presbytedsn Church corner Of Nan and Bea
-eets Rev. r c. GRUxDF, Pastor. Services At lOK
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Schiefeiln Bros a Co.,
2 q Eeils 4 c.. IlAI y
!. v. EoTorosi & o. Boston and Eev ToTkS

GUNNY BAGS.
N .1atf CLARK 4 HARRIs.y
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slsr Charge, corner Of Poplar and sooond streets,
-. C. CoLLIEs, Pastor. Services At I0E e'olooS
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Leaves WEDVEsDAv. Ocfoher 6 Il 81 b..
r. q n Packet--JEO srNEDs J. ". s11ru aEst.
NTILLlesEe as shove WEDNESDAY, $780,
W oetobr a. So ~ FER frcisht -
or EsssaEe aTpT On D ard or o.
IL RAWLINGS AGENT -
cctf-tf ~ Wosby & HUNS Hrltiry.
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TU5F received from 81. Louis . Ict q nei
,v.I0 = q. u
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Asbuv Chapa, corner Of Hernsodo and Linden s~trsets,
Rev W Z. LEIGH. Pastor. Services at lOK o'cOok
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CONBISATIOY PATENT
Upright Steam Saw Mill

BRAG6 4 BURKOWEs,
Cor. Third and Market streets, 81 Louis. Nj
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-02

AN EVERY Day OCCURRENCE.-Scarce day
passes in any community without some I'M
fortunate victim of accident or carelessness
becoming famed, bruised, burned, scalded or
otherwise injured. To provide aremedy to be
used in such contingency, has been the Office
of DR.. BRAGG, of St. Louis, Mo-, and he has
well and successfully performed that duty.
BRACES ARCTIC LINIMENT is the best and
speediest remedy ever produced for the cure of
strains, bruises, Commissions. burns, scalds, &C.,
and for removing the Inflammation and pain
from dislocation. 1t is also wonderfully eff
cacious in curing rheumatism. palsy, neural
gia, and all diseases affecting the the nervous
or muscular system. Those suffering from
any of these diseases are advised to try the
Arctic Liniment, and they will not be disap-
pointed. In curing the diseases of horses and
cattle, also, it is not surpassed by and Lini-
ment ever invented.
For sale in Nashville, Tenn. by BERRY &
DEMOvILLE.
An agent wanted in every town and village.
Application should be made to Bragg & Bur-
rowes, st. Louis, Mo-, and must always be &C
companied by good reference.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-02

A UsEFtL AND ELEGANT INvESTIoN-We
have been pleased and very favorably impress
sed by an inspection of an article manufac-
tured by the New England Trace Coupling
Company, No. 3 Old State House Basement.
1t is simple and beautiful contrivance to
fasten the traces of a harness to the whiff1e-
tree of a vehicle. There is no possibility of
the trace becoming detached under any cir
cumstances; it is attached instantaneously by
a spring, and makes perfect finish to a
whiffictree-a desideratum so long desired.
but never before obtained. We boldly assert
that if once seen, no gentleman's carriage or
any vehicle would be without it. If we were
the fortunate possessor of carriage (the
idea of an Editor owning a carriageD we dis
tinctly and positively say that we should not
consider it perfect without the Patent Trace
Coupling. The Company's terms for State
rights are very low. placing it within the
power of any one of small means to realize q
fortune in short time. We would recon-
mend all lovers of riding and horsefiesh, and
those who have the desire to make money, to
call at Nos Basement of the Old State House,
and examine this useful article. See adver-
tisement in our columns.-BoSton Daily Jour
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THE BIrEEs BrrrEx.-A certain well-known

THE BITEBs BrrTEN.-h certain well-known
citizen, the dimensions of whose corporosity
is only surpassed by his good humor. has had
"bee-tree" ..stakcd OUT in this vicinity for
some time; and yesterday was set apart for the
pleasing exercise of taking the honey. He
accordingly notified few select friends to be
on hand at a certain hour of the afternoon.
The appointment was overheard by one who
knows precisely how to use good thing"
and who invited number of his friends to
meet on the ground for the same purpose. the
night before. He ordered a prior reconnoi-
sance, and having ascertained and spotted"
the tree, they, soon after nightfall, met pro-
ceeded to work. The darkness enhanced the
difficulties of the enterprise: bnt they succeed
after much labor, in striking and capturing
the supposed hive, which instead of turning
out to their keen appetites a sweet measure of
honey, presented disturbed nest of cock
reaches They returned to the city with the
succeeding dawn, not much worse for the de-
pressing disappointment, and, calmly awaited
the result of the days proceedings. The pro-
prietor. by discovery, without a single shadow
of suspicion of what had transpired led his
eager party to the spot at the appointed times
it is said they carried lot of extra tin
bucketsi ordered for the occasion wherein to
dispose the surplus honey-when they were
supplied at beholding the havoc that had
preceded them. They retuned, of course fall
leu, and the last we saw of our fat friend he
was passing through the city with unusual
speed, to fulfill pressing engagement at the
water works Our private opinion is that
both parties were handsomely sold, and that
the other.
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DIR. KINGS DESPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

YTAFET>S. DR.. KING, formerly OF New York for
kaksk&SSrS the last four years of Louisville, Ken
ucKy and who has devoted his attention the treat
Of private diseases for so years, fatters
himself, having attended to practice for many
years and cured many thousands, he is enabled to
all diseases Of private nature, no matter how
bad they may be from njudicous medical treatment,
from neglect of their own. DR.. Kings Dispensary
is No % Deaderick street, between Cherry and the
square second story, where he cures all diseases of
private nature.
GoSoRRHEA cured without nauseious medicine in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES of old recent date, edectually cured in
a few days, by an operation which pain
Where a structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases Of the skin, growing
out of neglect bad treatment, can be ehectually
cured in few days.
SEMINAL WEAKNEss-Particulara attention having been
given this disease and all the consequences grow
ing out Of il, brought on in many cases by the de-
structive habits of ncOnsiderate Youths and eNces
indulgence of the passions neglect of which Will
undermine the constitution, rendering the subject unfit
for business society and causing premature old
Females who may be laboring with any difficulty of
tire Womb may rest assured of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case with fee enclosed, directed to DIR. A King,
No % Deadcrick street, Nashville Tenn. will have
the necessary medicine sent to their address, with
cessary directions. strict secrecy observed. Office
hours from O'Clock in the morning until in the eve
ming. mly26-ind&wly
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Markets by Telegraph.

New ORLEANS, May 31.-CoTToN-Sales
$500 bales; unchanged. Sugar 5s96f. Corn,
white 20; yellow $500. Coffee lO(9lL.
New YORK. June l.-Sales of cotton for
two days 1880 bales; of which SPECTATORS
and exporters took 1000 bales; quotations
barely maintained. Consols 974.
New YORK, June Cotton heavy, unset
eled nominal: Middling Uplands l2s. Flour
3S0(03S5. Wheat, Western Red 94(Gl.00;
White LOO. Corn. Mixed 6sG7O; White ~
G,73; Yellow 7S. Mess Pork Sl755. Sugar
buoyant; Muscovado 5(96s. Coffee quiet.
Bacon hams 7s@S3. Molasses, Muscovado
80 Linseed 62@63. Tallow lO@lO4.
CINCINNATI. June Flour, higher but I'M
settled Whisky 173. Provisions firm. Mess
Pork held at Sl6.509l7. Bulk Sides active,
u. Bacon, Sides 81. Lardl04.
New ORLEANS. June Cotton, sales, 81
500 bales, unchanged. Receipts of three days
4 955 bales. Sales three days $4,000 hales.
Stock in port 225.515 bales. Corn. white 700
IS, yellow 6O@65; Indigo bags l44.
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GRAND CONCERT T0-NIGHT.-Our citizens
are to he favored this evening, with one Of
those delightful musical entertainments which
are rarely vouchsafed them 1t is seldom
that two such celebrities as Thalberg and
Vieuxtemps unite their great and acknowl-
edged abilities to crafty the public. As
these artists occupy distinct positions in the
musical wOrld-each equally famous and
without a rival-they are thus enabled to
combine their wonderfully fascinating powers
for the benefit and delight of the public.
Besides the efforts of the above great mas
ters the Concert will be embellished by the
vocaiization of the great Prima Donna, ELENA
D'ANGRI, and the celebrated English Tenor
ERNEST PERRING and SIGNoR ABELLA, all of
whom, in their respective departments, have
attained high reputation in the eastern cities
The published programme for this evening
embraces some of the most exquisite concert
gems. THALBERG' S pieces alone, among which
are "L'Elixir d'Amore," and "Home, Sweet
Home" will more than compensate any lover
of music for the price of admission; while
the great VIEUxTEMPs is announced for the
"Fantasie Caprice" ''Fantasie Lombardi,"
and the Witches Dance" each one of which
is priceless.
Madame D'ANGRI sings her great arias from
the Prophet" Cinderella" and 'Bettys." Err
NEST PERRISG sings lin EngliAh} the romance
from Massaneilo, my Sister Dear and Wal
lace's Star of Love-" altogether forming a
rich treat
We are persuaded that the same enthusiasm
with which this troupe have been received ia
every city where they have appeared, will at
tend their entertainments here. Our citizens
already are in a state of excitement from the
antcipations of this evening. There are still
some very good seats left, and all those who
desire sitting place would do well to apply
early this morning, at the Box Office. In
order % prevent crowding ut the door, the
dollar ticket may be had this morning at the
Box Office.
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Hooaand,s German aitters

Will cure Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility, Dys.
pepsia etc, etc Read what is said Of them:
C. W. BOWEN, says:
ANDERSON, IND, Jan. 10, 1857.
''Your Btters give general satisfaction. l know
their virtues and have the first yet to hear of
where they do not give entire satisfaction. / could
get you certificates were it necessary, but
in this community their virtues fully established.
am positive | sell mere OF them than is sold of any
three patent Medicines in this county. In my own
case l have received more benefit from them
lit six months than have received from the
regular Physicians in five years. can, therefore,
conscientously recommend them, and do say, would
not be without them in my family for any amount -
For sale at the Principal Ohice AIS Arch ST., Pha.
delphia and sold by druggists and store keepers
in every and village in the United States Cana
das, West Indies, and South America at IS per
bottle. june1-lm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-02
General News.

WASHINGTON, May 3I.-The Union urges
the strengthening of our National defences.
Lord Napier has despatched Admiral Stew
art to cease his visitations of American YES
sels pending instructions of the British gov
eminent.
The President sent the Senate the docu-
ments in the Panchota case.
Mr.. Dallas says orders were given by the
Admiralty which must prevent the repetition
of such acts.
Commodore APP Catsby Jones died at his
residence near Georgetown.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-02

ADvICE.-As the hot season is approaching
every person should prepare for the change, and
there is no remedy so applicable as Mclean S
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier"
1t will purify the blood thoroughly, and at the
same time strengthen and invigorate the whole
organization. The immense quantity of it
that is sold daily, is proof enough of its great
virtues in thoroughly removing all impure
matter from the blood. We say to all, try it!
1t is delicious to take. See the advertisement
in another column. may25-2w
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-02
Furnishing and Fancy Goods.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED MY
SPRING AND SUMMER
STOCK OF FURNISHING And FANCY GOODS,

CONSISTING IN PART OF
White and Colored Marsailles Shirts,
White Linen Bosom Shirts;
Colored Cambria shirts, warranted to ft.
Also, few fine EMBROIDERED SHIRTS, for Parties
and Weddings.
BOYS SHIRTS, plain and embroidered, all sizes.
UNDERWEAR, of silk, Lise, Gauze, Merino, Linen,
Cotton, &c.
HALF HOSE, white, brown and fancy Silk, Isle,
Merno, Cotton, sc.
All styles of Scarfs, Stocks, Napoleons, Ties and
Cravats.
FANCY GOODS consisting of Sandalwood, Spanish,
Plain and Fancy Ivory and Palm Leaf Fans.
Also, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Travelling Cases and
Cabas Writing Desks, Port Monies, and Razors single
il sets
Also, superior lot of VEST BUTTONS of Cameo,
Stone, Shell and Glass.
CANES-every size and style of Ebony, Bamboo,
Maaka Rubber, and Hickory Canes at
J. II. McGIIL'S,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing and Fancy Store
Orner of the Square and College street.
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