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ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
s, ass Prizes. Nearly one Prize TO every nine
Tckets-nl agnificent scheme!
TO Re DRAWN
TTlGIT CTfTT- ~ a
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
5,465 Prizes amounting to............... $500 900
Whole Tickets $40; Halves So; Quarters 90 so.
Plan of the Lottery.


The Numbers from 10 SO 900 corresponding with
Those Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips
Of paper cncircled With small TIN tubes and placed
In Wheel.
The first l57 Prizes, similarly printed and encircled,
are placed Ia another wheel.
The wheels then revovad, and a number Is
drawn from the wheel Of numbers, and at the same
time Prize Is drawn from the other wheel The Num-
ger ana Prize drawn out are opened and exhibited
the audience and registered by the Commissioners !:
the Prize being placed against the Number. drawn.
This operation repeated until all the Prizes are drawn
Approximation Prizes-The two preceding and
Tie Two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the first
Prizes Will be entitled 10 the - Approximation Pri-
Pes. For example " Ticket No. 1880 draw the $40
900 Prize those Tickets numbered il24s ll249 1921
1882, viii each he entitled 20 $500 IT ticket No $50
draws the $50 900 Prize those Tickets bered 54s
$40, $50 SOL $50 will each be entitled TO $500 and so
on according Co the above scheme.
The 5000 Prizes Of $50 will be determined by
the last figure OF the Numl er that draws the SO 900
Prize. For example IL the Number drawing the S7O,-
600 Prize ends With No then all the Tickets where
the number ends IN will be entitled $50. II the
Number ends with No. 3 then all the Tickets where
the Number ends IN viii be entitled 20 $50 and on
TO
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the fol-
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yOAN YORK a. Co.
Book Sellers, Ok-Binders and
Blank-BOOk Manufacturers.
No. SO Union Street,
Nashville, Tennessee.
BL A N K Book S
ESEE4HI PAPER.

Ellis OF Lading.
Steamboat Books.
Railroad Receipts.
Check Books, the rdYioiis Banks.
Note hooks, o., the uariosls Banks,
letter and aP Paper.
Paper and Envelopes.
BLACK and Red Ink.
Bankers Cases.
backgammon boards.
Writing Desks.
Law Hooks.
Medical Books.
bibles and Hymn Books.
miscellaneous 81 Classical Books.
school hooks.
Graham's Colonial History of the United States
Bancrofts story of the United States
Prescott's Robertson's Charles the Fifth.
Prescot's Phillip the Second.
Prescot's hiscellanies, Biographical and Critical.
Prescott's Conquest Of Peru.
Prescott's Conquest OF Mexico
Prescott's Ferdinand aud Isabella
Life Of Washington, by Washington Irving.
Life of Washington, by Jared Sparks.
Life and Times OF II. Clay, by Cotton
Private Correspondence Of II. Clay, by Cotton.
The Works Of Calhoun, in vols, complete
The Works of Daniel Webster, in vols complete
The Private Correspondence Of Daniel Webster
Sparks Life of Franklin.
Washington Iryings Works, complete in "a vols
Cooper's Works, complete in SO vols.
Lippmcous Gazetteer OF the World.
Appeton's Biographical Dictionary
Blake's Biographical Dictionary
Appeton's Cyciopeda Of Biography.
RaInsey's Annals of Tennessee
Memoirs OF Hugh L. White.
american Eloquence: collection Of Speeches and
by the most eminent Orators OF America
with biographical sketches and Illustration notes
Thirty years Ia the United States senate.
Dr. Kane's Arctic Explorations
Dr- Livingston II years travels ia Africa
Frank FORESTER Great Work on the Horse Of Amer
ca
Stephens Book OF the Farm.
The American Farmers Encyclopedia.
Barry's Fruit Garden.
Downing's Fruit and Fruit Trees
Farm Implements, 200 Engravings.
liebig's Agricultural Chemistry
or sale by JOHN YORK a. Co.
febl-u No. IS Union II.
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Chancery Sale of Nashville and Chat
tanooSa Railroad Stock.

Enoch Cunningham John Cotart and others and NJ.
ii. Howard, Admit, ~. John Coltart and others.
DY virtue of decree of the Chancery Court at Nash
ID Vile made ia the above causes, at November Term
1857, shall, SATURDAY the 18th DAY Oh FEBRII-
AIRY next, sell TO The highest bidder, public sale for
cash, Fifty six Shares uf the Nashville and Chattnoo-
Railroad Company, upon the Public Square In Nash
vile. {. ID. BIIEN, {. & NJ.
Jan. sd
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gis- If the author of a nGte signed 80 4
Merchant Friend" viii call at this Office We
will show him that he is laboring under q
mistake.
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ecOnd Sale OF the slaves belonging TO
the Moses NorveII Estate.

N saturday, the l3th day oi February 1855, will
" sell on the Public square, this city the slaves
Hester, latsey, and Atia, and her children, or
dered To be sold by decree this court in the case or
10 Norvel and others, Henry L. Norvell and 9th
crs.
TERNs.-One fourth cash and for the balance credit
Of II months, without Interest
{. d. BRIEN, c. 4 NJ,
Jan. IT'D Chancery Court at Nashville.
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Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the fol-
IN ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES.


Enclose the money u address for the Tickets
dercd, receipt Of which they will be forwarded hy
FIRST mail Purchasers can have tickets ending IN any
figure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers aud Prizes will be sent
% purchasers immediately after the drawing.
BD- Purchasers VIII please write their signatures
plain, and give their Poet Once county and state.
10 Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya-
BIZ without deduction.
Err AL prizes Of 81 600 and under paid immediate
iy after the drawingotoT prizes at the usual timo Of
thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets Certificates TO
:. SWAN CO., Augusta, Ga
rS- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala,
Atlanta, Ga, can have their orders ned, and
time, by undressing = Swan A CO., either OF those
cities.
HE- list of the numbers that drawn from the
wheel, with the amount If the prize that each
entitled Ia, will be published after every drawing in
the following papers s-AH1sa Ga, } Constitutional
Isl, Ne1o Orleans Dcifa, HoIls RegisIer CAaTlestoa
Standord tashrile Gasefte. sdaHa f',eilsoennsr Ne
FORK Weekiy Day BOOB Sfuc ANAL Morning Meas RIA
Bsassd DiTaioA, AesO York Dispafch, and Paaiding
MS y CIdTtosi. Feb. lid.
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Steamboat & Riuer l1ews.

ARRIVALS.
Feb. 3.-Sligo Waitsboro.
Umpire, Rowena-
City of Huntsville, Memphis
DEPARTURES.
Poland, Cincinnati.
Nashville, New Orleans.
City of Huntsville, Memphis.
Umpire, GAINESVILLE.
The River is falling slowly with feet scant
on Harpeth Shoals.
fEr The fast passenger steamer Sallie West,
in chage of that clever and experienced officer,
Capt CoRBETT, will leave for Cairo and st.
Louis, tomorrow at 2 o'clock. The !SaLLte is
not only boat of superior accommodation,
bat has the name of making the regular
packet time, and her officers are always at
their post, ready for active duty, Secure your
passage early.
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SWAN L. co.'s LOTTERIES,
Authorized by the State of Georgia.
B1 S7O,OOO-p
FOR TEN nRUI ms

VIE following Scheme will be drawn by 5. SWAN A.
Co, Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery IN
each OF their Single Number Lotteries for February
1855, al AUGUSTA, Georgia, in public under the su,
perintendcnce Of Commissioners
CIass1,
To be drawn in the City Of Augusta Georgia. in pub.
lie, on SATURDAY, February 9th 1856
Class 2.
To be drawn In the City OF Augusta Georgia IN pub.
nc, on SATURDAY. February l3th 1855
CLASS 3,
To be drawn In the City 81 Augusta Georgia in pub
lie, ON SATURDAY, February GOTH 1855
Class A,
To be drawn In the CITY of Augusta Georgia in pub
lie, ON SATURDAY, February 9th, 1855
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co.zEf-roxs uys1cx, cug Hal,
Nashville, Jan ID. lkss 4
V,Ax-PAYkRs xhe desire avail sh<snSelses a he
u Erivil-xs q ban ztowa4x pre- pay meat q Cor
prallan Iaxrs FOX tse l>@o, are hereby poe1c&
thai they wsis he ~aitsd uIaa b ealing ss sosvc
IHlerrss the ~ per celt nseAth, NH ~
aisoxed "a lhe sxsa ~ ccftlhe1te st1ed. o<nerz 20
l.xahle prs<~fty usL1a "a relss q t1e ce<fer<<e1
!. IA Gnd a = gAeir advantage - call =
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Chancery Sale of Slaves.

IN pursuance OF decree made heretofore by the
Il Chancery Court at Nashville, IN the case Of Vim. D.
Neal vs. f. r. Pitts ana others will sell Ca the highest
bidder for cash the Public square ia the city of
Nashville, on SATURDAY the 10th DAY OF FFBRUA-
RY, 1858, the following seven Slaves to-wt: Louisa
Maria, Ellen, Alsey, Lucy Ann, Margaret and Martha
G. u. BIdEN, c. a NJ,
Jan. l3-td Chancery Court at Nashville.
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NASHVILLE. Tenn, Jan. 80, 1855
We using the Paraine Camel Coal Oil in our Ma
chine shop and take great pleasure in stating
have never used any OIL equal to it, 1t Oil wear very
greatly longer and ubrcate thoroughly than the
best quality Of Lard other ordinary oil is free from
gum, and is just such oil is needed for machina
ry. We doubt not it must come into general use. We
think this oil fully equal the best sperm aud that
one gallon 10 worth more than of the best Lard
Oil. AND'W ANDERSON
B.. ROMANS
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JOHN YORK & co.
ARE AGENTS FOR
HarPers Magazine, Lssie's illustrated News.
The Atlantic Monthly, New York Ledger
Leslies Gazette Of Fashion, Porter's Spirit Of the
Graham Magazine. Times.
Godey's Lady's Book, The Home Journal.
Petersons Magazine, The London illustrated
Harper's journal u Cvili- aews.
Zaton.
And all other Reviews, Magazines and Newspapers.
fcbl-a
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Tickets: whOlss $40; Halves 50; o'rs s2-so.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDucTIoH,,
only 10000 Numbers: Il, 900 Prizes:

IS 600 Psisss q = so sre.... 49,. M 500
IS 600 prizes afnour ting 80 sals sac
Tue Is 600 prixns q g. are determined by the las
n<are % TIE number thai draws the CApIta-1 = an
otd nanibeT then EVERY add nasnber tekef sl Be
titled "a - 50, q Il = nnnakcr, then every
nulIsber ticket vii be enftod 10 asa m a1di-
Ion any other priEs The ticket may draw
a. f24nk Notes q sound Banks taken par. Checks
On Sr~ York RENTED flsT E<i1as-
ss- ITawinss 81 Large Classes siii be Published IN
<e~ YORK snd Ne~ Orleans Sunday rapsrs and
Charle.sa.n Aaa saFAnnah fAlirs. =, = -
A1dFss orders for tkets certificates q Packages
ANDERSON son, Manager,
Aaeon savannah, Ca
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VICTORIOUS FOR FAMILY USE T!
Opinion OF the Judges OF the late Ne
frtanicss al |
Corrected Weekly.

chantcS, Fair.
A L the late Mechanics Fair. held i'm the
u City of Nashville, in October. 1857 the
Judges appointed to examine articles in Class
43-No. II, GROVER * BAKERS Sewing Ma
chimes: No. l64. SrNGER's-REPORT upon
the PRINCIPAL points and merits of the two
machines as follows:
The machines are both two-thread machines
that is, using two separate threads for making
the stitch; that of GRovER Il BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and that Of SINGERS using one
spool and one needle, the other thread work
ing from BOBBIN ENCLOSED IN A SHUT
TIE, and, in the opinion of the committee, is
best adapted to FINE CLOTHING, SAD
DLERY, &c.
The GROVER & BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND. OF
COURSE, EASIER MANAGED; advantage
of USING SP0OLS WITHOUT RE-WIND-
ING; and, with the exception of fine cloth
ing, saddlery, &c, in the opinion of the
Committee is BEST SUITED FOR FAMILY
USE.
Ee- The part of this report referring to
the Singer Machine as best adapted TO fine
Clothing was intended TO be UNDERSTOOD
BY THE COMMITTEE as best FOR MANU-
FEATURING CLOTHING BY TAILORS,
IN WORKSHOPS, &C. THE SANE IN
REFERENCE TO SADDLERY. &c.
NASHVILLE sEwING-MACHINE COMPANY,
NO. 4. PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville, Tenn, January 20, is5s-G
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Spefial Hotties.
ParafIine Camel Coal Oils for Luz
bricating Machinery.

IN Scotland the Camel Coal Oils have been very IA
vorably known and extensively used in the place of
Sperm for the last few years Oils Of similar
and quality being made by the Union Coal and
Oil Company, and very highly valued wherever
known This Oil has the same weight and will bear
the same temperature, when winter strained as the
best Sperm, and is fully equal TO it Lubricator;
having been subjected to the upon both
heavy and light machinery, and given entire sasfac-
ton This Oil is peculiarly adapted to Railroads. Cot
ton Spindles. Machine Shops, and all machinery
where a fine OIL is required 1t is more economical
than ordinary Oils, is sold at about the price,
and as half the quantity will do equal amount of
fabrication and do it better.
This Oil being entirely without gum, should be used
in the same manner the hnestsperm. The openings
OF the and feeders used for ordinary Oils
should be reduced, otherwise, the Oil viii be wasted
These Oils viii be furnished dealers at the factory
prices adding freghts insurance, and exchange and
all Oils sold by this company fully guaranteed as
represented
For sale by Ewn, Pendleton & Co., of this city,
Agents for the Union Coal and OIL Company Mays
vile, KY
We call public attention the following certificates
Of gentlemen known here and elsewhere.
EWEN. PENDLETON & CO.
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ANDERSON 4 SON, Manager,
aasnn of savannah, Ca.

ss- Address erders foF f<ketx % 7. n ANDERSON,
Bnx -. Nashsaie Ieaa-, az 10 ASDEIesoS 4 soS,
N2pon o. Savannah, Ca r.. s. -. = -
14a- ts-tri s&~t3. ~ f<A
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lotteries.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

TIVE next ordinary drawing OF the Royal Havana
Lottery, conducted by the Spanish Government
under the supervision OF the Captain General OF Cuba
VIII take place at Havana, ON
Thursday, February sth, 1883.
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a CAN h

a CAN
A We have determined "a do exclusive CASH
n BUSINESS this year feel that a word u ex.
pianatOn may be necessary % Il very par
teelzF fiends. 10 have had accounts with us ever
sgnce commenced business and zee proud 20
say have many such friends, who have alea paid
their accounts promptly We feet cgandent
make greatly 70 the tntsfest ~ All, ~ buying
goods cheaper, and u course selling them very much
cheaper. There many pcrsons mfast ~ho
would prefer buymg for cash. & could 30 made %
tlieir Interest ~ do We know many Who DO not
have 1coounfs, aHd thlk aSfar that persons 10
buy Tor cash shod Fsy The faiees those who
bag cfedst II Il with these considerations have
aaaptsd exclusive cash system and 40 iuvne al
who fsvor of the system - well IS an tho.-
Who IN fxgsr Of bag as goods cheap give -
cali Ma. 4 D. q. nct1f1IASu
Nos 81 4 q CellesF sfresf. xAshxhlr Issaa.
tanI-f
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Chich hiipNH mere anu tlStHucTt
EWEN, PENDLETON & CO.,
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIDRoAD

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIDROAD
MACHINE SHOP, Jan. Is, 1858. I
This Will certify that using the Parafinc
CannelCUa Oil made by the Union Coal and Oil Com
I1ny, Maysvlie, Ky. IN our Machine Shop and the
locomotives the road, and have tested the very
carefully 10 discover its qualities entirely
WINGED II IS very fine Oh for machinery, and that
gallon OF this OH Is fully equal to gallons of the
best Lard OIL. 1t being entirely free from gum
chinery VIII run with less power than with any oil we
have used. Although the Oil has thin appearance
has aubrcatlng body superior any OH in ordinary
use and il is well adapted 10 Railroads
Z. B. KNOWLES, Master Mechanic,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
Mr. Knowles is Master of Machinery of our Road and
a reliable man in whose statements we would confie
V X. STEVENSON. President
Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad.
ii. l. ANDERSON,
Superintendent of y. & c. r. Il.
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Notice TO Transient AdvertIsers.

All transient advertisements in this paper must be
paid for at the time they handed n-otherwise
they will not be inserted. Transient 100 Work must
be paid for on delivery.
The combined circulation Of the Daily and Triwcek-
~ editions OF the PATuCT in the city, and in IL
ton of country trading with Nashville greater than
that of any other paper i'll The city Ali advertisements
inserted in both editons-hence the PATRIOT the
best advertising medium.
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From he Baltia Church.
Mrs. y Anderson Mrs. W. +. Bang,
Mrs. Aaron Wright. Mrs. J. T.. Dar,irn
From de CEriNtlesn Church.
Mrs. &. j. +. Wharton, Mrs. Hart.
Mrs. GleaVes.
From ne Old Regular Biptix Church.
Mrs. lssac Paul Mir. Moatnope
From NE Ci1lbsrtud Presbyialdn Ch1rcA.
Mrs. Lewis Lanier. Mrs. Allen.
Mrs. l.. b. Fife.
From he Ftra Presbyterian Church.
MIS-. Z. stout, Mrs. DR.. Porter,
MIS- ltober. Bell, Mrs. Col. Player.
ffos DE Seooad Presbyterian C..ayea.
Mrs. II. kosSer, Mrs. c. W. Smith,
Mrs. ID. ID. Dickry.
Ei0D, DE EiiegIal Church
Mrs. Wash. Barrow, Mr.. DIR. NeNairv
Mrs. DIR. X. &. h. Martin.
From De HaAOdlsf Church.
Ms ~ L. = Green, Mrs- N. Hamilton,
Mrs. il. i. bostick, Miss a. Lalier.
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Commercial.
Weekly Review.
PATRIOT OFFICE,
Nashville, Feb. 4, 1858.

PATRIOT OFFICE,
Nashville, Feb 4, 1858.
During the week which closed last evening
there has been a gradual Improvement in
trade, and our market wears more cheerful
and inspiring aspect. This gratifying state of
affairs. is owing to the substantial basis upon
which our business men operate, and the real
solvency of the people Of the State which has
not been affected to any muterial extent by the
revulsion out of which the country is now safe
ly emerging. We look forward to general re-
vival in the spring season, and all that is want
ing to secure it is complete restoration of
confidence.
COTTON.-There is an active demand for
cotton and all that is offered meets with ready
sale. Since our last weekly report, prices have
again advanced &c. p b, the sales within the
past few days being made at 7k@94. These
are good prices, but are not up to the demands
of holders. The sales consequently continue
light
TOBACCO.-The market has been active
this week. and about 20 hhds have been sold
al prices ranging from So IS to 81 25. We
quote loose, of which good deal is coming in,
as follows:
LuSs, --...-.---- -.-...-.---.--. ZIG z4c'
Common, .................3 aG945c.
- Choice, .... sc.
The number Of hogsheads already received
is larger than that up to this date last season.
COTTON YARNS.-As we reported in our
daily notice yesterday have declined lc. p
dozen. The prices now are
8 cents for ..... 700 and 500
10 ...................... GOO
IL ..................... 500
IL 400
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Mrs. DR.. SHELBY, President.
Mrs. JACoB MCGAyoCG, Vice President.
Mrs. G. STEWART, Corresponding Secretary.
Mrs. III. G.. SCovEI., Recording Secretary.
Mrs. WASH. Is. COOPER, Treasurer.
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) 90, 900 DOLLARSs
sorteo Eumero 5e4 ordinario.
Capital Prize 100000 Dollars.
whole Tickets $40; Halves go; Quar-

Approximations 10 the sl0O, 600. OF 5000 each
OF 400 10 $4,000 OF 400 10 80 900; Of 400 o00
OF 400 to SIS 900. 'i
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS Jan 2s-P VI.
CoTToN-Ihe demand has been fair with sales Of
some 1000 bales at about the range last quotations
the Canada advtcrs reporting decline Liverpool Of
al having come 10 hand at about noon. We quote as
before
Ilttl'l - ---...-.-.-..--...-.. ! n
oFuaaIf .--.---.--.-....... 81 n IA
n"ou oIHihSl d5skD So
Low alauihB ........ .................. va 9i4
Aiuuiiis ssl1f 10
SUGAR.-There has been good demand wth sales az
some 1900 hhds at an improvement OF fully &c q b
for the better qualities.
MoI-ASSES-PTlces have further advanced with sales
of about 800 bbls range OF Ii and &c for in
fcrfer 10 chOce lot Of ia bbs syrup bringing &c
e gallon. crop OF about - coo gallons 600 bblsl
sold On plantation at l5c u gallon in the cstern
FLOUR-We notice sales OF sume 1900 bbls Hnclud
ing 500 Indiana superne at 81 rs 500 81 Louis Cherry
street, at 81 So 500 60 400 IN lots 81 81 l 90 and
$50 fine aud unbranded Al 81 55f054 = bbl.
NHEAT-A lot ~ 500 slcks iair red sold at Tsc r.
bushcl
COKN.-Prime has advanced and We have noticed
sales Of some 1000 sacks inciadng 500 white at 5S 500
N two iuts a. ooc; 200 several lots the sane and
100 at o. sc q bushel.
hACON.-Me nutlca only retail Transaction al
1lsc tor shoulders and as &c. r b for Sides
LAID 50 trFces No sold So. 81 la two lots At
the saiiie and q bbs- and tierces Grease at 5Ac = n
SALI-fhc two eArgocs of Liverpool reported yes.
terday as sold from warehouse At a. and Csc eoAlu
ed oue-tenth % one dlth fine.
CofFkK-The market h sun Armer. The sales eTa.
brace 500 bags comprising 100 al sac. SIS at sac
.gs al sc $50 at 81 l9A 400 coo at ss.e
100 at loo', aud Soskiuimlngs at SC, = u.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-02
What it is doing for the siok.--wr

man. ESQ., the we'll known Lhogspher says 81 have frequent
y used Boerhave Holland Bisrs, and find relieves
indigestion and debility"
Rev Samuel Babeoc says: Il found special relief from its
use, for headache, with which long Suffered
W. Woodve Esq, says 81 have used Borhaves Holland
Btters myself, and recommended Others knowing to be
just what it is represented
Alderman Jonathan Nicely, Of Lower Clair says: 81
derived great benefit from for weakness stomach
and Indigestion"
james NJ. Murphy, "Aftrr several physicians had failed
Borhaye Holland Bers removed the pain from my heart and
side arising from Indigestion"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-02

A NEW ARTIcLG OF COMMERCE. The Memphis
AUaiaRohe says: 50 A commission, merchant in this
city received a number Of packages from St. Louis,
yesterday, containing dead human bodies, through
hiseare, to certain parties in Nashville They are in
tended, doubtless, for the disseeting knife Of the
medical students up there. We make note Of the
shipment of this new article of commerce, as it is
hopeful indication of the revival of the fall busi-
ness"
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NnTEnRER ARRIYALSl

FENE unde in receipt Of their second purchase
d Of Eall and Winter Goods embracing many
styles Of rich and elegant Dress Goods new style Silks Kobe
DJupe, Robe Laze, &c; French Manua saW constantly
by express something Double Width Eench CASHMERE
fs goods Lake Shore Coang, Cassimees and Ivee OF every
description; handsome line of small figured Prints &C.
We also have hand large stock Of Brussels Capeans 70
which invite the attention of buyers. We nave made cor
able additions stock Clothing, WhicWe
Offering to the trade The goods bought low and
Merchants are earnestly invited 70 examination Of our siSS
RoaS-dkWlm IKBY MORGAN %