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ST. AAnANS,
FOR SALE OR RENT.

TTNIIIS Is one Of the bandsoncst impToX cncnts In
IL Edgeleld: IL Il within twenty inmates Nalk the
Capitol, and is cicyatHn overlooking the
village healthy and dry. IL s surrounded by sums AZ
pretty scenery Ire found in this county. kyvTy
convenience necessary render It ioFtsbiy a
lamiiy residence and country ~-oe have been added
The terms are very liberal
lan2O-u BOYD CO.
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The Arctic LinimeHt
Burns and Scalds.

M will afford you instant relief
Everybody is hall, 10
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r. r. r.

r. r. r.
HEALTH will, In all cases, follow the Of Rad
H ways X. X. Remedies. There sick
diseased, weak feeble, crippled with pain
in1rmtes but that Railways Ready Relief, Removal
ing Resovent, Regulators the nature Of the dis
or sickness may require, will quickly and rapid
ly cure.
These remedies consist Of Railways Ready Relief;
Railway 5 Renovating Resolvent Radxay q SR~-s-ssss
OF these remedies possesses special curative pow
ers certain diseases. Yet there other dseas
es, wherein their combined medicinal properties
required; aad when thus used Il there sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body 20
tain their action, the patient viii live and be restored
N hcalfh
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Misfellane0ns.

Negroes! Negroes!! For SaIe!!!
A NO. MAN COOK, and his wife, who is a splendid
n washer and ironer. Also good family Of Likely
Negroes which will be sold low
jan25-u BOYD co.
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SELF PRESENTATION, ETC.

A II. debts due previous - the year 1887, Will
~ be collected by sait January Court, or before
a Magistrate pad before thai tine. Tbs shall
apply 10 ali persons without dssinctioa- "a word 10
the wise = sufficient"
doclo-t R G.. ACSAIRf co.
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The stamp around each pot will also bear the names
OF the Proprietor and Of the United States agents
Druggists and Dealers will observe on each dozen
package the following label:
IMPORTANT CAUuoS.-The increased reputation and
great demand for morn's Compound Extract Of Copai-
ba and Sarsaparia have been Inducements for others
to offer limitations OF this valuable medicine. Vendors
particularly warned Of this fact, that they may be
their guard and not dispose Of any impure article,
calculated to nure their reputation and destroy the
merits Of the original preparation, 20 obvtate which
the Subscriber successor To James Tarrant by whom
il first introduced into the United Staes) has at
tached his signature this Caution, counterfeit
which is forgery. JOHN A rARRASI.
Address orders for the above article with full direc
tons for shipment To
JOHN A. TARRANT & Co, Druggists,
No 27s, Greenwich, corner Warren 81, n. Y.
Dec. IDLY.
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STOVES FOR THE TINES.
TUST resolved FROM Cincinnati few of SLUSTs
J COAL COOKING RANGES small Aize, which ~e
are prepared 90 furnish Cincinnati prtces, with
penses added.
ALSO,
A good assortment Of COAL COOKING STOVES, which
Ne will put up and warrant snd which, thai coal
is cheap and the reach VI every one, the stove
for
ALSO.
FRANKLIN STOVES, for Goal and WOOD
CANNON AND RADIATOR sTOkkS, for Goal.
CHAMBER AND DINING- ROOM STOVES, fer Coal
ALSO,
Thirty handsome Patterns PzFlor Crates from Wua-
yacksons Mandatory, Sew-York- Ccmnon Mantle
and J-mb Crates, all Szss aud patterns, which VIII
sell low lhe tlEaesL
MACKENZIE WILSON.
Dec is--H
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Mislellaueous.
Benz. +. Shields Sales.

ID REGULAR Auction Sales Of FURNITURE, COOKING
II UTENSILS, CARpETINGS, &c, every Saturday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
DEGULAR Auction Sales Of Dry Goods, Clothing and
II Varieties, each "Wednesday and Friday evening at
early Gas Light, by
Jan. 7-f BENZ. F. SHIELDS.
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For these dreadful accidents
the ARCTIC LNIMEST should be
kept on hand; il affords sure
and immediate relief often sav
ing from death. Every steam
boat and railroad train should
keep II. Who that has heard
the shrieks OF anguish uttered
by the scalded and MANNED
victims Of explosions and col
iisions, does not feel that some
means Of relieving their tor
ture should always be acessi-
bley Such does exist in this
balmy pain controlling agent.
II *
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KENTUCKY planning MILL

Wall Papers.
lax, Is, Is, 20 and Is cents glazsd IS 10 90 cts
n Together with every description of
Borders, Fire-screens, Center Pieces, Window
Paper,
And all the most fashionable styles for Pzrlcrs Halls
and Dining rooms
Terms, Cash for all small bnls-
W. FINN
Nor IS Public Square. cor Deaderiek a.
n B.-Pzper Hanging done IN the best manner BY
competent workmen. febl-lu
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Thomas Ford, "A blacksmith, living near Cass avenue
Tenth street, had a horrible running ON his
foot He tried varieus Ilnimcnts, Salyes, &c., but
could do Il good. He despared Of ever being able
his trade again, because he could bear
any weight ON his foot; and by small bottle Of
AcLean's Volcanic I4niment, lac Is perfectly cur
ed.
Rheumatism, Paralysis, Neuralgia, Bruises Sprains,
Stiffness in the Joints Muscles, sore Throat Swell
ingS, Ear-ache or Tooth ache Wounds, Fresh Cuts,
Sores, Burns Scalds Pains, Nc, yield 10 the " magic"
influence OF tins wonderful Inimeut
For Horses and Cattle Il inialible remedy for
Chafes Calls Scratches, Cracked Heels, Lameness,
Spawn, Sweeny, Splnt, Fstula, Bruises Swellings,
Wounds Rattle snake Bites and various other diseas-
which animals are liable from injuries
dents
Every Country Merchant should obtain supply of
McLean,s Volcanic Oi Lniment IL sells rapidly be-
cause Il always cures.
A liberal discount will he made 10 merchants who
buy 20 sell again.
as- For sale by J. II. MCLEAN, Proprietor, corner
OF Third and Pine streets st. LOUIS Missouri also FOR
sale above. nOy3
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AGENCIES SOLICITED.
Benl. r. Shields,

HAVING completed his arrangements for the trans
L action Of all kinds Of Agencies % his own salts
faction feels confident that he meet the cxpect4-
tons Of those who may ntrUst their goods 10 his
No conflicting his part shall any time be
allowed strictly commission business alone viii bo
attempted. Jan. TT
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Harness! Harness!!

NOTICE. have removed my Harness shop from
~ Deaderick street 10 No. g. (up staifs) south side
1Iblc Square, where shall constantly scp hand
variety Of Coach and Buggy Aarness, I'D also kip
nd ogh skin collars
Jan. o-u C. l. HowERTos.
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Shelt0n'S Marble Works!

Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
TTfHE undersigned would nfoi III his friends O-o
Il and the public generally that lac Will con SgSOI
tnue the MARBLE BUSINESS IN this city at SrrAsS
his shop, door the Office of the Union CDDPo
and American on Cherry Street and calls at W
enti ON to the stock of ~
Marble Monuments, TOmbs, etc.,
Which he has exhibition ana for sale, embracing
great variety, finished in the superb manner.
He is prepared TO manufacture the shortest notice
NJ a r bI e VI ntcIs; and every description Of
Marble Work, Ol the finest American and Ital-
Ian Marble His work will, as heretofore, be war
ranted and his prices 10 suit the times.
Jan9-u ST. l.. SHELTON.
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For sale by all respectable Druggists and Dealers
Prices of the Linlment IS cents, so cents and 81 a
bottle A dollar bottle contains much Linment
eight twenty five cent bottles.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, THURSDAY,
nem-Dork.

From YISCHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, 346 Broadway,
New York
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ITTuATED In Eigefeid, on the G.llatin Turnpike
} For further partic alars apply ~
sept. IL. - a A. v. s. IlNnSIEY.
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them unprelnred. We have abundant grounds 10 oe-
neve the CHERRY PICTORIAL more lives by the
sumpu0ns il prevents than those IL cures Keep by
you, ami your colds while they durable, nor
neglect them until no human skill master the mex
OrAble canker that, fastened the vitls, eats your
life away All know the dreadful fatality Of lung dis
orders and they know too the virtues OF this rem
edy, need not do more than 20 assure them Il is
still made the best IL be. We spare cost. no
care, no toll 20 produce the most perfect possible,
and thus afford those who rely on il the best agent
which cur skill can furnish for their cure.
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MENPui-. Jan. IL. 1887

Mr. Bennett has done some small amount rooIlpg
for me In his peculiar way with Cotton stuff coated
with preparation the basis VI which appears be
Coal Tar. IL Is very eneotual aud light roof and ap
pears to promise considerable durability, from the
preservative qualities Of the Composition which psue.
traies the cloth and protects the influence OF the
air and water. The Composition does not iilufy snd
from the effects Of the heat OF the sun ia summer:
does il harden and crack from the Influence ia the
cold Of Winter. A. a. AkllllIl-
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II. COFFIN, Superintendent.



To PrBLIc;-W, :. Bennett made Application 10
as last Summer cover our buildings WIt!l Nests
Galvanc Cement; Il being thiuE, thought we
would try it, had applied 10 BlacAsni shop and
Epgine House, attachcsl o. the Foundry. They have
proved all required of water proof roof having with
stood OF the greatest storms and giving good
satisfaction. We only add, Try t and yOu W,u be
satisfied. Curtis kNAFf, Iron Founders.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-18
Constitutional Diseases.

Constitutional Diseases.
Many diseases that afiisct humanity inherited
heir looms trs the discascd bodies Of sickly sires
Scrofuia Consumption, syphilis and fits, are among
the most common OF constitutional diseases. Now
not hos many generations the seeds Of these dis
may have been established "a the sy stem,
rapting the blood-Radsoays Resseua.g Resoiussf viii
eradicate from the bodies of the asted every part
Gle Of diseased deposits, and All tho veins with new,
pure healthy HOOD.
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llasbpiaf Patriot.
Il ER VI 81:

TER MS.
Daily, per annum, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s. 90
Iri-Weekly, per annuin, 90
weekly per annumt ! Do
One Weekly for two years, two Weeklics
for one year In advance, .......... 5 90
When the Daily, Tri-Weekly, Weekly Is 10 be
discontinued (paid in advance the time subscribed
for) the subscriber must ORDER otherwise it will be
continued at option, until paid for and stopped.
III not paid il must be paid at the time Of dscontnu-
ance or at our option. II the party is good it will be
sent until paid.
Remtances by mail, in " registered" letters at our
risk.
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Motifs Patent Agricultural Furnaces,

INHlS article was constructed in consequence OF a
Il suggestion from the American Institute, that
simple, portable, and low priced furnace, much
needed by farmers for boiling and seamng food and
for many mechanical and domestic purposes Il took
the premium at the L. ). Agricultural Fair at Louis
vile. Just received. WM. STEWART,
No. II Market street
Also Coal Cooking Ranges and small Cooking Stoves
for coal ". s.
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Good for Man and Beast.

II is a sovereign remedy
for the various diseases with
which horses are afflicted
curing the most alarming ca
ses of BRUISES, STRAINS,
STRING Halt, SCRATCHES,
WOUNDS, SwEESY, SPAWN
RING BoSE, BIG HAD, Poll
Evil. sc. No farmer, live
ystablc-keeper or any per.
son owning valuable HoRsI.s
should be without this valu-
able remedy
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Wool. Wool..

WOOL. w WOOI.
WE want 30 90 lbs. caxAx wAszED wooL, for
w whlch ve VII f@y cash We vast a 70 make
Je4ns and L1nsey.
H1arS " II GORDON 4 CU.
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Hydras,t Hose,

NJ hand and far ssie BY
Sept. %. .. D. pICkEy.
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miscellaneous.
PAT f Mt
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

TNE undersigned is prepared to introduce into use
Il in Tennessee w. r CHIIDS cos PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF CEMENT ROOF
ING and asks the attention of Architects, Builders
Railroad Companies, and the public, to examine its
tbar
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H. ~. H.
r. r. R-Rzfuayss Ee44y kelia{ for Headaches,
whether sack nervous ,ftheumzfIsm, Par
ABYSS, Lumbago, Gout, Neuralgia, rosslh-
ache, Small fcx. fescrs, sxOlsa Jolzis,
ksan-y Complaints, Scarlet Fewer, Pains !.
round the LIVER, Pieurssy, Measles, Heart
barn, aud Pzins ok 4E kiads- Railways Rcs-
dy Relief VA, IN . fex mlnates change ne
nlserr< you suffsr % foys % pleasure
r r. R--kzd~zy Esaos4fiax ke<oly for fhe cure
% ehrcnic dlzeases-sach scrofsloas and
sypAiisl1 coazplAats. cenzarnp4ive and olA.
.neesssns of rls La1Es and Threat, fnda-
rszte1 2ne eRi<rE Eczaeals Il p2fts. Eruptiss
and ot1er aisezz<s of n. ska Nodes. Ia.
fnors, uirsrs. Dysf~fNiz, and al ether dis-
s4s~ses Af.slns fFsza - lzapafe state of th<
Mn-ef-
q r. K-R<1~.ys Rrssizscrs ws.I cure, ezsetixssy
and xpeedEys Ge<1zsenc<k, Inazxssssen, In
c4msnasiar ~ ths bsseh, bfsprpsaz, Ilsel
Cnmpz4zzt. Diseases u the Heart and kke
n<ys, F<un1~ Cuap<anss. small Pox fe<srs
hsa<zes, ke whrreser Tie kyssesn y %
- q order, = 1os- q f<ads2y : Res uf4tnrs -
reszore ~ r~sai.Eay. No fszn@is shoul<
Be uzhout sh<m.
y = 3. tsns1sss ere sota ~ pTu21'els sxsryxesrs
1sr1o-iy1sw ApEAy = 90.
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Extraordinary Announcement.
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, influenza,
bronchitis, WhoOPing-Cough,
Group, Asthma, Incipient



And for the relief of Consumpuve pa
tents in advance stages OF the disease
We need not speak 10 the public OF
its virtues. Throughout every town
and almost every hamlet Of the Amer
lean States, its wonderful cures OF pull
monary complaints have made It al
ready known. Nay, few are the fam
lilies IN anv civilized country ON this
continent without some personal expe-
ricnce of its effects; and fewer yet the
communities any where which have
not among them some living trophy Ol
its victory over the subtle and danger
ous diseases of the throat and lungs
While il is the most powerful antidOte
yet known 10 man for the formidable
and dangerous diseases Of the pulmo-
nary organs, II is also the pleasantest
and safest remedy that can be EN-
ployed for infants and young persons,
Parents should have II In store against
the inSidious enemy that steals upon
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ESGISEERs GENERAL StP'T's OFFICE, MEMPHIS AND
CHAkIESruS RAILROAD.
MEMFHIs, June 20, 1857.
To WHOM IT MAY COSCERS:-lLis Is Ia certify that the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company have pur.
chased OF W. ) Bennett, the right prepare ana
upon their Depots, Buildings, trs, &c., &c., West
Galvanc patent iTe and proof Roofing, and that
we believe II to be economical and durable cover
ing, having already had 1t IN for eight months
SAM. TAIk, President
/, T.. ARMS, Gcul Supt
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T SERIES---NO. III.
Mfoifal.
VICTORIOUS OVER PAIN.
BRAGG'S ARCTIC LINIMENT.

AGONY or eaSel-Sickness OF
healthl-Life OF deathl These
are the questions involved IN
the adoption or rejection Of this
specific by martyrs 10 external
diseases and injuries. Having
received the Endorsement Of the
distinguished sduaH the late Dr.
KANE, and its efficacy tested
during two awful winters in the
regions of eternal ice, il is now
coming into general use in ev-
cry section Of the civilized
globe, and its marvellous cures
are everywhere exciting as
tonfSbnaaus
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The Mothers Companion.

il cures CAKES IN THE
BREAST, SORE NIPPLES,
SORE LIPS, PINrCEs, &c. Ia
dies who prize a pure skin ,
void Of pimpies, blotches,
scurf, and discolorations
and excresenccs should at
tack these trespassers on
beauty's domain rs soon
as they appear with the
Arctic Liniment. II is ex-
cellcnt for the hair, giving
it a healthy glossy appear
un.A ls -
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-20
visit 10 the ozagss


Our friend j. II. CoFFEY, of Humbolt,
Allen county, states that he has just re-
turned from trip to the 0sages, who re-
side on the lower Neosho. He states that
there are thirty families of :'half breeds, I"
located on the Neosho, generally of
French extraction, who are quite intelli-
gent, talking the English language. He
passed from cabin to cabin, and learned
the wants and disposition of the tribe
He says that all of them expressed de-
size for a treaty with Government, by
which their rights to certain portions of
the soil might be secured to them in sew
crafty, and that they might be converted
into citizens, sending the wilder ones to
the more distant portions of the Terrific
" lying west of the Yerdigris. Mr.. C.
the country as rolling and very
beautiful, Ike other portions Of the Ter
ritory, with no swamp land. The low
lands are exceedingly fertile, comparing
favorably with the Wakarusa bottoms.
The timber is more abundant than in ths
more northern portions of the Territory.
though water appears scarce. He thinks
the country very well adapted to stock
raising Cattle were running at large,
and hare done so all winter without at.
teption. He saw beef killed while he
was there, which had not been fed the
whole winter, which was of very good
quality. m
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-20
a, .h.i, nla rricks.,

=
We see il stated that fund has been
raised to purchase the Hvan Of Hsedeps
establishments, on the ruins of which is
to be built Democratic newspaper, 1t
is proper TO state that only two persons
have approached us in regard to buying
our establishment. One Of these was Mr.
Ross, of the Topeka Tribune, a ire-ester
of the ultra school; the other was Mr..
Branscornb, who represented an ardent
Republican friend Of his. All the stories
about Democratic Journal in Lawrence,
and about the Herald OF Freesloan being
converted into a Democratic paper are
simply false, known to be sueh~to those
individuals and presses which promulgated
them. Their existence was built upon,
and depends upon falsehoods for support,
and the more they publish the better their
pay.
One of the charges now made is that
we have sold out oar independence for
the printing of the post routes in Kansas.
The publishing of this list was procured
for our journal lby one of the most devoted
Republicans in Kansas, without our knowl-
edge or consent. 1t was given to our
paper, as we are informed, because of Its
large circulation, and because it was
deemed but just to publish the list in one
Free State paper in the Territory, and in
one Pro-Slayery paper-the Leavenworth
Herald being that paper. We had resolved
to publish it gratuitously, for the benefit
of our Kansas subscribers, and to show the
progress of the Territory to our distant
readers. but as we were about to put it in
type, it came to hand in an official form.
The dogs which bark so violently because
we publish government advertisements,
would have accepted it as cheerfully as
we, had it been rendered to them. One
of the most contemplate of these bark
ing puppies devoted considerable space
but two or three weeke ago, rejoicing over
the fact that it had been selected to pub
lish certain letter list This, of itself,
shows how delighted such things are to
get even crunlb from the public crib
If they could devote half column to a
subject of that character, worth from
three to five dollars month, would they
not fall down upon their knees, and swear
fealty to an administration that would
give them paying advertisement? We
believeit, but shall not copy after them;
on the contrary we are as free to express
our dislike of the administration, and its
policy, with that advertisement in our
columns as though it were published by
our tchiget cotemporary. s,f
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-20
The Fort Scott Difficulties.

We give place this week, to the exclu-
sion of other communications, and edito-
rials, to various letters from Fort Scott in
regard to the difficulties there. 1t .ap-
pears to us that CHEROKEE is giving an
impartial account of the affair; of this it
lis difficult, however, to judge at this dis
tance. For the quiet of the Territory We
hope all parties will do their best at this
time to keep down disturbance. The
rumors of "civil war at Fort Scott" will
deter thousands from entering the Terri
tory, and will drive them to Minnesota
All of us, Pro-slavery men as well,
are interested in heavy emigration
this spring. Instead Of tanning the fame
of discord, let us extinguish, by some
means, the little now visible, and let each
party labor to excel the other in this
movement. We beg the presses of all
parties, and all shades of opinion, to join
hands in an effort to crush out this war
spirit, quite too prevalent among us. We
want peace; we must have it; and We
i0M have it; if not, otherwise the U. S.
troops will again overrun the Territory,
frightening children and driving away the
timid. That man honestly enlist
ed in the struggle of 1856. who had no
!
eye to plunder; and he who contended in
earnest to protect his home from the .ag-
gressions of outsiders, we beg their assist
ance at this time to stay all unnecessary
excitement from every quarter. The
country is drifting on to more prosperous
times, when the star of freedom will be
unclouded and in the ascendant, when
civil liberty viii exist, cherished by in
stitutions reared by ourselves.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-20
The Rseoil win Come.

We do not suppose that there is man
in the Free State party who is in favor of
running the Lecompton government a
single hour longer than IS absolutely nee
essary to inaugurate geyernment,oft the
people. All the gas and nonsense OF po-
lisieal journals indicating to the contrary,
is gotten up for Juncona5e. and Ike other
movements of theirs, will recoil upon
themselves. When the people see. as
they viii, that the best friends Of freedom
in Kansas a.e those who have charge of
the Lscompton government then will
come the recoil. Mind that.