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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-03

A ssraFtr's SALE or THE ENTiRE sIoCk, ~ =
"A wbc'esale ~ine and lquor ipiuoter ios
AR aucit neer, will sell Monday bth 1881 IVA
ocock a. 5owery removed fnT o. s,e s2ou
So cnoloe imported wines consisting o. WarNen
ietmer reTseirer, vintage " 1851, red wines anu csS
and iarse in Of fne imported brsndes togeher WI
arre aus1y Of leaf tobacco ard aeRars also ON se iur
IRE dttx ron safe, &c, &C By order Of ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-03

ErlRNUA's MUSEUM TIKI I.rLLrPUrIkN C0MEDI
40 nns-THlDIOrs 1HEATEf OF Arts, now in the
hlrd suecrsafu " exh biuon this
tahhmen II embraces IN is present progrsaFne nge tis
tr ct parts Eni viii be repeated idsS Afternoon st
orock we'll evening ~ O'Clock Ths .luara,
Miniature Seas And Rivers, tbs Happy Family, the Living
Aerr s In curipsdsa DO usls Admit
tanus 10 all e cents children under ten, Is ctu.a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-03

NroNpy ADVANCED TO ANY AMOUNT on WATCHER
m plate. diamonds lewery, psnos. segss, dry goods,
erchscse, ard personal property o. every description
bon ali aud cold on comm ss3on
swTFT SIS srosdwsy. c,snsr wbns shra aoor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-03

LANouBEUx.
assisted ID tse Ccfpsce Ballet uill execute grand
rao LIE sAfap
among tbe stg~lln- sceuic ELECTS ell! Ne fgnrd he
lAfiNG OF III. q RE A ATLANTIC CABLE
the rises-s accompanied by the 0rrEcr; also the
DssCaA1 OE IHs CABLE lNT1 r'ik SEA,
(seen from DeiOyl
gbs extravAganvs ~.ii terminate sitaa
GRAND TABLkAu
OF surpassrg hsncf honor Of those motel OF tire
age thrcugh whc5c rsrr, stil AID psrss, eranss hs
GhEsT IsTFsaAgTCn Al EhTFRpHIsE
hrs heen ptotec uted Ia a successful Termination
Mr. sno Mis BLAKl wilt Morsay evening rer,
IN thfrids nc great comedy Of tbs RVS AIS.
Bon Office ffo N he Jrnng throughout the dss
Doors ort 81 ia, ~ co1nn,sn ~ pfecsay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-03

vC-fOH NC1EcE-wIrL BE SOLD TiTs DAY, Al
"A tsoos0ok At sst CsnAl slses htsen boxes Of to'e
- tN.se eEshs ri foe ola hraniv, Of gin, two q
popticr tlsxsr two 81 port Win 10 segars &c ~
orIsrc. htt'gnee ~ allLSSs- n-sn2ne-I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-03

rc3foN ROTTCs-NOkrGAGE sALE or sroCf
"A spa axnres ~ liquor ara fruh atoFe.-sAMUkL Os
coon 60 suriloneers. VII eel me day sepse'nDer
str ALL ~ contents q The store No. lfS Fouy
ssenus nesr Fourteenth stree, consistng 81 hrsnde'
&c.. rtne seaaa frutts pickles prescrvss. kr ~ ode
III N So NOILES 90 dAr, Mortgages.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-23
riarket,bv TeIerraph.

New ORLEANS, April 22.-Cotton. sales g.
900 bales, stifi'r, 1lS@lI3; Sugar 6i@7;
Freigbts inactive.
CINCINNATI. April 22.-Flour 8 65(93 rs.
Whisky log. Mess Pork held at II 7509
Is; saleable at IL So Lard saleable at l04;
hid higher. Bacon and bulk meats inactive.
NEW ORLEANS. April 22.-Cotton sales
$500 balls; stifttr. liz. Molasses 20. Flour
4 80; prices weak. Red Wheat los. Freights
dull Cotton for Liverpool ZIG. Exchange,
no alteration since last quotations.
New YORK, April -Cotton-sales 10 900
bales, advanced t@ic in consequence Of Or
l,ans advIcos; upland middling l. I. Flour
81 1904 Is. VIII at-Southt RI white / 27}
Moss pork SIS l0@lS 20. Lard HOLE.
Tailow lOs(G IOl Whisky 2I@zl1. Sugar
-MuscavedJ 54(G6A Coffee IJtGlOf. Mo-
lasses quiet Muscavedo in bbls 81. Auction
sales OF Tea tame blacks Withdrawn. Sugar
200 hhds at 5lGG6 1916; 40 binds Texas at
A.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-23

TEXAS LANDs.-We would direct the atten-
ton of those who may desire to purchase
lands in Texas to the advertisement in an
other column. FrcesOlism having the con-
troll Of Congress, it is not likely that any
more slave territory will be acquired by this
government. Hence Texas will probably be
fl, last reservoir of slave emigration. 1t is
a vast, illimitable country" rich in all the
r sources which make great State, and is
rap dly hIling up. Lands, which Il few years
ago could b. bought for almost a sOlg, are
now commanding good prc :, which will
continue to enhance as population flows in.
1t would DE wei, therefore, for such az con-
template making their future homes in that
STATE, to obtain lands before prices are run up
to an exOrDitant rate. Those advertised,
we understand, are VII located and fertile.
A l gal gentleman, of this city, informs us
that be has examined the titles and finds them
perfect.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-23
pp GfIfgrapb.
Conversational.

WASHINGTON. April 2.-HoUsE-Con
ing Mr.. Morrill's bill for donating lands to
States for the promotion of Agriculture arti-
zanship. y - q
Mr.. Morr'l IFS bill passed by l04 against l0l,
granting FIX millions three huLdsed AMI for Y
thousa-. ID acres of land, apportioned 10000
acres 10 each Senator and Repr, NATIVE Ia
Congress, TO estal fish Agricultural Artizan
Colleges in the several Stats.
A bill granting pensions to the officers and
soldiers of the war of 1872. reported from the
committee on invalid pensions, was taken up
Numerous amendments were proposed, and
tbs House adjourned.
SENATE-Mr. Mas on's resolut ons respecting
the Water Witch affair with Paraguay, was
discussed.
The Deficiency bill was debated.
Mr.. S ward introduced a bill for the prompt
construction of telegraph line between San
Francisco and ST. Louis Referred to military
COMMITTEES.
The deficiency bill was taken up. Ad-
lOurned.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-23

Feb. 22--tTiwNwtl.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-23

eSr We think is hardly known even to the most in
teligent of readers, how deep OF the scien
ces looking down into the mysteries Of creation
We knew there wonderful discoveries in these
times, and wonderful uses made Of them, but did not
know the Chemists initiating in their crucibles
SURPRISING the most wonderful productions Of
ganc life During visit 10 Lowell were intro
duccd by Of teir prominent citizens to the labor
atory OF Dr. Aver, QIventur OF Cherry Pectoral and
CItllrtic Plls,) where were shown with generous
frankness his processes and his products. This mas
ter genius OF his manufacturing the subtle essen
ccs Of flowers from tar aud other veg table substances
HIS essence Of Piac Apple Strawberry Checkerbarry
Ounce, Pear, CanellI Cinnamon, Sc, only equal
but they exceed purity OF favor those veg tables
thams lives HIS oil of W:lter-g green purer and Of
better flavor thtn any that be gathered from the
plant and yet is male by chemical composition from
the hydrocarbons in tIr His process is 10 analyze
the Substance aud fad the Ultimate atoms OF
watch it is made, then recOnpOse them in the same
propo tic. whcG exist in nature.--C1., itiaH Adoo-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-23
Farming Implements.

NTS COTTON AND TOBACCO HOES
dlsandal
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Hane,s Arctic xpedition.

Very few persons, wIie sitting At npihe comfortably
in their easy chairs form any ic4uate idea OF the
nartships endured BY the b"I men who followed the
lamtutcI Dr. Kane the Grinrcll Arctic Expedition
Besi les the suffering caused by the ahospitabe eli
mate, the intense cold bought Rheumatism stilr
ness of the Joints, Chilb1ins &c, and in many in
stances the limbs AMI members OF the daring cxpor
froz.n frost-bltten. Their suierings from
these canses were very great aud would have been
unen durable bat for the happy effects of Inimcnt
invented expressly for their by the celebrated Dr.
A. e. Bragg, plentiful supply Of which was taken
along with the eNpe lIton. This Liuncnt proved so
valuable, AMI its merits fully drned under the
most nulavorable circumstances, that nr Bragg has
been induced to commence its manufacture for the
public. He calls it very properly "BRAGGs ARCTIC
LININESr." It is for sale all the Drug-stores
and will undoubtedly come into universal use.
apri-lm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-23

Coon ADvICE.-Thc thousands of cripples
whom rheumatism has LIFT with tilftn joints,
or whom palsy has bcreft Of the use of their
limbs, are advised to try Or. BRAGG'S ARCTIC
LNMENr, which has never yet failed to cure
"A single case of the kind in which fair trial
has been made. 1t is also useful in +, laXng
muscles. contract d or drawnup from cramp;
in reducing or scattering white swellings; in
healing ulcers, and in curing all manner Of
eruptive diseases of the skin, such as letter,
ringworm, scald-head, &c. Ii is also useful in
healing wounds Of all descriptions, and in re-
moving wens and JUNIORS This invaluable
article is already obtaining wide circulation
and celebrity and many marvellous cures have
b,en wrought by it.
1t is also invaluable in curing the diseases of
horses and cattle, and is in general use by all
the livery stable keepers in the United States
Bor sale in Nashville, by BERRY u DEMO
VILE.
An agent Is wanted in every town and vii
lage. Applicttion should he mad to BRAGG
q BUERowEs, st. Louis, Mo- and must always
be accompanied by good reference.
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sg Read the Testimony

MoRGANIowN, Va, Sept. 25, 1855.
Ship me Immediately II dozen German Bitters, and
assure you icine that sell gives such general
satisfaction the demand for it being being beyond all
precedent. II affords me pleasure IN sell medicine
satisfactory 10 all Our physicians longer scout
it. bat compelled to acknowledge its intrinsic
value and the greater part Of them have had magma
umity of soul sufficient lay aside their preudices
aud prescribe it in their practice
Ask for Hoohand's German Bitters and take moth
ing else They prepared and sold by DR.. C. NJ
Jackson No AIS Arch street, Philadelphia and sold
by druggists and storekeepers in every town and vii
age in the United States Canadas, West Indies and s
America, 40 cents per bottle. See that the sigma
lure Of c. NJ jackson the wrapper of each bottle
aDrl-lm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-23
The Crops.

THE WHEAT CEor IN THE Wrsr.-Accounts
from every section of the western country.
without exc ption, represent that the wheat
crop looks more promising than in any spring
for the last ten years. 1t is well up, covers
the ground well is well set, good color, and
the number of acres of il is prodigi0us-
Tue CROPS AT ST. Mays PARISH, lathe
Franklin RegiS'er of the 81 inst, says The
plentiful rains with which we were visited dur
ing tn early port of the week. have proved
very beneficial to the crops, especially to the
young cora, which was greatly in need of it.
The crops throughout the parish look re-
Inarkibl well, and SO far as We can learn
the prospects of our planters are very bright
aud flAttcring"
WHEAT CRoP IN YmGNIA.-The Fincastle
(Va) Wlig says: The present wheat crop
promises an abundant yield We hear the
most Glttering reports of its fine and promis-
ing appearance from every part of the couu-
try. We have been over the country some
and we have never b,foTe seen the GRIP lock
more promising. There is more than the
usual quantity of land sown- IL is thick and
well SGT upon the ground, and if no disaster
Details it, largely over an average yield may
be expected"
The Austin (TexasJ Laoiligepoer, of the goth
ult, speaks joyously OF crup prospects. Ii
says: I've perceive the most encouraging
accounts of the wheat crop everywhere. The
fields all along the road from Austin 10 Rid
II. s.,.l :,
the rain, go the wheat is NOW SAT-, the ground
being so thoroughly wet. The only danger is
from frost The corn is coming forward beau-
tifully, and the peach trees are loaded with
fruit. No country ever looked more inviting
than Texas at present
The WHEAT CRoP IN NoRTu CARoiISA.-The
Fayetteville N. CO O5srrer OF the 18th inst,
says: ave are glad TO hear good accounts
of the growing What. The farmers from all
the Wheat-srowing counties trading at this
place, report the growing Wheat us never
equalled in quality aud greatly increased in
quantity
The Hannibal MOI Kesse,gsr, of the sth
inst, says the prospect for an abundant yield
of Wheat at the harvest of 1888, Is now very
encouraging all through this portion of Mis-
souri,. The growing crop now covers the
ground well, and is OF fine, luxuriant color
The prospect for large yield was never
better.
TEE CRoPs.-0ur advices from all parts OF
the country, and especially throughout Mary
laad, are, Thus tar, exceedingly favorable 10
the spring crops. Vegetation h farther adj
vane d than usual. The wheat crop has en-
counteFed 40 injury from the past winter. IL
j. thickly set and very promising. There are
also cheerful indications of pl ntifll supply
Ut fruit The trees have, up to this Time,
escaped injury from the frost. IL Is rather
early IL make certain calculations but from
all We can learn, prospects of ga abundant
harvest are unusually Baltinoos
Patrio.
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Mill Materials.

n BETTING. PACKING.
C Patent Crcul
for Rolling Screens &c, &c, on hand by -.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-23

NorHERN SLAVE TRADEes--The Baton
Rouge (La.) Advocote, in refcrdnce to the late
bill before the Louisiana Legislature for the
importation Of Africans, says - Gov. Wick
life l. in receipt of a letter from New York
or, applying for an agency to conduct the en-
tcrprise The writer knows 'all about the
Slave Trade is allie to conduct the contrac-
tors 10 the most eligible points on the African
Coast for obtaining apprentices and thinks
he can otherwise bring fund If experience
and k lovl,dge u boar npon interests Of the
importers not elsewhere to he met with"
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apr6tf

MCLEAN's CORDIAL.-As may be seen, we in
: IT tLiS work the advertisement of Mclean IS
Cordial &c.
II II very well known we are not particu-
larry favorable to patent med cines, and. rs a
general thing. eschcw the whole of them with
but little c +, mony. aud with these sentiments
we d clincd inserting this advertisement until
We knew what were the iIgr, dents of the
medicine, and how compound d. This We
have lcarnJd d. and b lieving as We do. that the
Ingredients are good. and the compound judi
ciohsly made. we recommend it as a mixture
worthy OF public confidence.
The above is from the St. Louis Christian
1dUoc5te, edited by the celebrated Rev. DR..
McANAILY, which spea axis volumes in favor OF
McL-an's Cordial. We say TO all try it. See
the advertisement in ano her column.
aprl2-2w.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-23

ROBERT KING, EsQ.-Dedr SIR: You favor
OF this date, donating the sum of one hun
bred dollars, 10 be equally divided among the
different Fire Companies of this city, has just
b .eI placed in my hands On behalf of the
Firemen of Nashville. return you their sin
r, thanks for this lib, raj contribution-as-
Irilg you, sir, as well as all of our fellow
cit zlEs, that the Flromen will always cndcav-
or to be found in their proper place in the
hour of danger from the devouring element
Th y viii ever take pleasure in prot. citing
the property of our citizens from the d vasta-
ting hLmss. am yours truly,
L. IL CONGER
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-23

1- While our gallant Fircmen are duly
sensible Of the gratitude Of the citizens for
tI,lr efforts to suppress fire and preserve prol
city, we suppose that such acknowl. dgm ,nts
as the following do not fall upon them harsh
ly:
NASHVILLE, April D. 1858.
Mr. C. H. CoNGER-DafT SIR: | hereby ten
der to the different Fire Companies my sincere
thanks for their untiring efforts to save my
hous. and goods Oh the 18th inst. Enclosed
please find one hundred dollars, which you
will please distribute equally among the dii-
fsrent Fire Companies Respectfully,
K. KING.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-23

gz55- We wish 10 inform the public, that we
have just returned from the east, with beau
tiful stock of dress goods, and feel confident
we can Offer inducements to purchasers, equal
to any other Merchants in the city. If prices
are an obj ct, We are determined TO sell as
cheap as the cheapest. We would call the at
tcntion of the ladies esp cially TO lot of side
striped Bel, sc and Muslins, which we bought
unusually cheap and will sell them the same
way. Also silks, ducals and all the differ mt
kinds Of dress goods. Our stock of staple
goods is very compl te. all Of which we wish
to dispose OF imm dately on terms most ia
yorable to purchasers. Call soon aud ex-
anime for yOurscly,s.
|. c. NICHOLSON & Co,
apr6-tf No. % Public Square.
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Gommereial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, April %, 1855

COTTON-There where. on yesterday, sold
at the warehouse of FISHER, WIRELESS & Co.,
60 bales at 9910 Is p b. H92
TOBACCO-At A. HAMILTON warehouse
on yesterday, 26 hbds at 81 Is, 5 70, so,
5 90, IS. 80. IS, O5, 6 TO-, 90,7 so,
Is. 90, 80, 8 05,s SO, 8 80, 6 40, 8 rs,
90, 25, 35, 80, 90, rs, 10 O5; and
at FISHER, WIRELESS & Co., of Is bids as fol-
lows-s4 10, IS, go, 95. Is. 6 so,
7 55, 8 10. 8 40, 8 so, 10, 9 80, 10 10.
BACON-Coming in freely. Wequote hog
round Sc p d.
LARD-90,9lc p b.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-23

THE C0OLIE TRADE.-It is stated that MI
r ed. our minister To China. has made move
towards putting stop to American 'esSeiS
engaging in th cooLie trade. He has notlhed
an American vessS now loading at Macoa
with coolies, of his intention to move the
U .lited States government to put in force the
act OF Congress Of 1918, relating to this mat
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-23
SPRING FAIR.

The Annual Spring Fair Of the davidson county Ag-
ricuItura and Mechanical Society, for the year ls6S
will be held the Fair Grounds Nashville the
Ith "a Sth of May inclusive. Liberal premiums Of
fered, list of which, with regulations for holdiug
may be had application to L. +. WHIIANs, Sccrcta-
ry the Office OF the southern Homestead, No. l7t
Deadrick street, al this ONCE. Membership Tick
emitting tine holder all the privileges Of the So
ciety for the year 1855 and free the grounds
during tie spring Far may be hal Tor 81 applica-
uon 70 THos b. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
VIZ. G. HARDINC,
Feb. 22--triwNwtl. President.
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N A SH " lille:
FRIDAY MORNING, ..-.... APRIL %, 1858.

EARLY ADJOURNMENT OF CoNGREss--lt may
have escaped the observation of the readers of
Congressional news by telegraph, that both
Houses of Congress have resolved 10 adjourn
on the 7th of June. They have so resolved
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-23

Es- The Southern Homestead' for the chr
rent week is upon our table, looking ar fresh
and CAV as a rosy May morning 1t is a cap
ital number; every ''square" OF IT being we'll
filled We are proud to see 1t going ahead
so bravely. Again we say no Southern reader
ought to 20 without Tile Uonestead.'
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Building and Housekeeping Hardware.

T OCKS. BUTTS, HINGES, BOLTS AND SCREWS fable CUT
Spoons all articles used in the building or Hou
NJ.
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Straw Cutters.

CUMMINGS CUTTER FOR EITT
" q
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ng- The Supreme Court of California has
rend red A d cision ad erse to the interests OF
John C. Fremont in the matter of bis right to
the gold taken from his land in Mariposa
county.
JoHs.has hard time of it with that Mari
PISA gold.
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The lixir,o

Prepared by DR.. JAS WILLIAMS Tor the cure OF Dye
PEPSY, and nothing bat LYSi EPSY, (s advertised in
another column has, by IFS merits, obtained for
itself So high reputation ia Philadelphia that Physi-
clans acquainted with IT, properties, using them
selves and prescribing TO their patients, convinced
by observation, Of its great efficacy restoring the
disordered digestive organs healthy function Nu-
me'ous cases Of Dyspepsy, of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned as incurable BY
some Of the Medical Faculty, have BY the OF this
FNr been restored 10 perfect health atested
uheates tcstIIy. aprlJ-ly
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-. Man.ed lmmedIa,eI,. 10 .ooo

klA-~--s~S men u easage la thc sale og the most
popular sc.iiug BpoGs Ia America Inv 4iis mechan-
as farmers AM teachers, wishing Ia travel Nl uHd
ti1i- very ptouttbc ANA pleasant business enabling
u'en "a sec the country ana maze uoacy AZ t4e
time. Agents the BUSINESS are cicarilg Iruin
500 % 81 ,1JJ peg ycsr Fur iuu I-4rtCulrs ald
lls al BOoks, astlfess u. ~ l,UllsUN QacUn CITY
Publishing iuusei Ia Asu street, Cincinnati Uhio.
hSlns fast, D. al LIsoN fn.iadelph.a, ia
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retired Gentleman having byen restored health
Ia few days, after many years OF nervous suffering
wl send rce) 70 assist Others copy ot tbs prescrp
tina and supply OF tia remedy, receiving a
stamped onyelope bearing the app!scsHt's address. n
rooI tie Rev. JoaS N. uAGNAit, iss Fulton street,
Iir.nnk I'm. y. \. AlFl.-lrl-~-n
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MT'S. 2. WILLS ts-a.e JasrHsI sivss1ises eiFcalArs
farnass gratis sxplalaiag Iae shy q requires
snagsmaa II ''acesasi4hsd ales AairAi ssasassi %
sEscFAts whesasF aaa wiisen's sewing mAeAae. and
say many 'ssxcsiisEi house ksspefs' can uos do
a. gebz--lf
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TRAINS RUNNING THROUGH THE Blue RIDGE
TUSNEI--The passenger train on the Central
Railroad for Stanton, ran through the Blue
Ridge Tunnel Tuesday, and hereafter the
trains ON the road will run through Irregular
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Spefial notifrs.
Rock City Mills.
RETAIL PRICE OFFLOUR.
The Ladies. The Ladies'.

1t is well established Tact, that fully half of the
female portion OF our population, seldom in the
enjoyment Of good health or their express
sion ''never feel we'll" They are langud devoid Of
all energy, extremely nervous and have appetite.
To this class OF nvalids the Hoofand's German Bit
tiers especially recommended. Their peculiar tonic
and nvigoratng properties render them invaluable in
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soda n. NM.

wEsIs, HoorEs a %. iRform TIE lovers 81 soda Va
,sr ta1 they have rvceivea and have opefasion
AZ the Nhols eeleeFatea soda Foalsts entirely
paasha, and tise eompisse q de kind
raeif assortment a syrups y laleros 10 Rons
a shs CITY, aprl2
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Alfred Marks, ESQ.

Says Ny wife has beeh sorey alucted w,ih Dys.
pcPsiI for the last year. Daring th,s time she had
used many medicines which seemed 60 aggrayate
rather than the dlscasc, that almost dos
paired OF her recovery. Living the country, she
joyei all the advantages Of pure air and exercise, yet
each day she seemed 70 DC enfeeblcd. With
some difficulty, persuaded her to take your Holland
B'ters, winch, happy state, has completely
cur..l h,r
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River News.

ST. LOUIS, April 22.-Departed yesterday,
HiaYatha and Planet. River about station
airy. A rise is expected from the rivers above
LOUISVILLE, April 22.-There is plenty wa
ter on the falls for the largest boats.
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BANK OF COMMERCE..

NASHVILLE Team jan To- ssoe-
will give IS cents the dollar Tor IAwrenoesurg
money; aad other aacarreai money At the market
pslco. wish 10 purchase sIOo 900 Of Tennessee
Bonds oil order. and w give The hsheat market
pFies for Land Warrants any amount,
laal4-tG JNo. % JAMES