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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-29

Hs- General jackson once said that those
who do business ca borrowed capital ought
10 break. The Boston Aaas and Bee wonders
what the old hero, were he alive, would say
of the present Federal Administration, which
Is DOUG business on borrowed capital 10 the
tame Of forty millions year.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-29

rs- The Hon. ALBERT Rusr. the Repre-
sentative elect from the Southern Congress
sional District Of Arkansas, visited our sane
tum yesterday. He was route 10 Virginia
To ion his family. lie expresses strong sym
paihy for Judge Douglas Ia his Senatorial
contest against Mr.. Lincoln, aud in the Ian
gusge OF Senator Brown, OF Mississippi. hopes
he will ..lifl him out Of his boots. - AeaspAi,
Unreal.
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rs- The New York Tribune has despatch
from Washington. averring that the yacht
wanderer. which was temporarily detained
by the United States Marshal, at New York,
few months ago. under suspicious circam-
stances, went to the coast Of Africa, and b
soon expected In Cuba with cargo Of slaves
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MURRAY,S HAND-BOOKS.

HANDBOOK FOR TRAVELLERS On THE CONT
NENT.
HANDBOOK FOR FRANCE
HANDBOOK FOR ITALY.
HAND BOOK FOR SPAIN
HAND BOOK FOR SWITZERLAND.
HANDBOOK FOR BELGIUM AND THE RHINE.
HANDBOOK FOR GERMANY.
9 HANDBOOK FOR LONDON.
HAND BOOK FOR IRELAND.
HANDBOOK OF CHURCH AND STATE.
GALIGNANI'S NEW PARIS GUIDE.
GUIDE To THE HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND.
For sale by
sept27 W. T. BERRY Co, Public Square
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NEURALGIA.

gentleman living in Philadelphia says:
'ln passing through Pittsburg, some months since,
! purchased bottle OF BarAsue's Holland BitseTs.
II relieved me so much that on returning home I
bought two more bottles from DR.. Dyost, which
pletey cured Of Neuralgia have recommended
the article 10 many Of my friends, and four ave of
the number say IL cured them. think that my re
commendaton has done for sale in Pha-
delphiA than Your advertising"
I'VE not permitted to publish the name, but any
person calling al the store, communicating with us
by letter will be convinced Of the truth Of this state
ment-) sept2s-Iw
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The Gold from Pixies Peak-The
Treasure Arriving.

The Wyandotte, Kansas. Gazette of the 18th
says
Yesterday $4,000 in gold dust arrived
| from Pixies Peak. One man brought in So
900 as the result of few weeks work. A
small boy had $1,000, which he says ''he dug
down and found;' and the little fellow says
''he can get all he wants"
These statements are reliable. Parties
are daily returning for winter provisions. A
| Mr.. Jones, an old mOuntaineer, expended ST.
900 of the shining dust in Independence last
week, for his return outfit. Mr.. Jones is well
known in this vicinity, and being an old CAL
ifornian, his statements that the Kansas mines
are far aheod of those of California, must be
! believed"
The st. Louis Democrat says
Some specimens of this gold have already
reached this city. Several days ago we were
shown quite handful of the scales and dust:
and yesterday Mr.. Cook, of the finn of Cook
Il Matthews, of this city, exhibited TO us Il
fine specimen. 1t was sent to this city by Mr..
Cooks brother. 1t is ragged lump worth
about $40, and contains few Jumps of
quartz.
The presence of large quantities of the pre-
cious material in the neighborhood of Pixies
Peak. is now conceded on all sides. Already
several companies have started from this
city.
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fall Raffs.
NASHVILLE HACES-

Gil 24sS
E'AIL MFETTNG, 1855, Will commence on Monday.
IL September 27th, with n sweepstase with three
year olds-S3OO entrance-slOO forfeit Two nile
hears. Eight entres
FIJI odom names br Mary wyHe, by Albion, dam
Also, names CHI {, by Albion, dam Ann Chase, by
Levhthan.
Blythe Guild name Hiawatha bv Albion dam nv
Sovereign.
VIC. Harding namos hr f Tennessee BY Epsilon,
dam Kate King. by priam.
Also. names oh bv Albion, dam Delta. by Priam.
T. g. Moore names Betty Nancy by Shamrock,
W. T. Ronndiree names oh (. by Glencoe dam lane
Also, names cb {, by Albion, dam by Pram
TUESDAY, 2SrH
sweepsake with two year oIas ore mile out-Ssoo
ehirance-sloo forfeit. Seven entries.
James jackson names oh Fanny Bugg by Am.
bassador. dam Ida. by ReIshazzar.
A; Barnes names b {, by Albion, dam Ann Chase,
W T Roundtree names oh c, by Epsilon, dam by
Hugh calgy names c, by Albion. dam by Ievia-
than.
W. cheatham names oh c, by Glencoe, dam by
Eli odom names 9, bv Albion dam nv Sovereign
Also. names Z. nv Albion, dam BY Sovereign
entrance-s5O forfeit Three entries >V'
7. Cheatham names oh f, by Glencoe dam bv
Leviathan. - -
blythe & Guilt names Fife Dean.
W. T. Roundtree names ch (, by Albion, dam Eu-
dora by Priam.
rmRD RAcE.-fes county stake. with three year
olds-S20O entrance, play or pay. Three entries
WEDNESDAY, 29rH
Jockey Club Purse, $3.50. Two mile heats
THURSDAY, SOM.
Jockey Climb Purse. $50. one mile lests.
SECOND RACE.-Sweepstake with untried three vear
ds-Sloo entrance-S25 forfeit. One mIe heats
Five entries.
D. P HadIey names C, by Allen Brown. dam by
Priam. - '' ~
W. T. Ronndtrce names ch Z, by Albion, dam
Little Trick, by Priam.
T. 6. Moore names CD g, by Sd Boston, dam by Ie-
Leviathau. -
E. Merriwether names Oh C, by Ambassador. dam
by Pacific.
FRIDAY.
Jockey Club Purse s2OO-one mile heats three hos,
in Eve. 'S'
SATURDAY.
jockey Club Purse s25O-two mile heats
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Chancery Sale of Land s. Slaves.
On the Premises, on Thursday
the 18th daY of October next

IN pursuance gf II decree Of the Chancery Court at
l. Nashville, in the cause OF Lewis {. Bryan and
wife and others u. Weaver and wife and others /
will sell that beautiful OF Land part OF the whole
tract OF the late Thos. :. King. and known as the
Dover, containing about loo acres, including the
family mansion and other buildings, and situated on
the Murfreesboro' Turnpike road, some miles from
this city.
Al the same time and place will sell all the Slaves
Of the late Della c. King. eleven IN number.
TEHAfs.-rhe Land will be sold a credit Of / and
years from the LIST Of January, 1882 with interest
from that time, and the Slaves upon credit OF year
from same time with interest
Possession OF Land givent LIST January, 1889, and
possession OF Slaves at same time.
J. =. GLEAVES, Clerk Master.
Nashville, Sept. Z, lS5s-td
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-29

coLraBus (Ga) ESerIREE.-We are grs-
tilted to note that this able American Jour
ual l. now published daily. Il is among the
best papers on our exchange list, and We read
il with unusual interest A representative
paper, II Is bound TO occupy distinguished
position wherever read.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-29
FRENCH, SPANISH, ITALIAN AND LATIN.
SIG. GIULIO GUANTIERI

OFFERS his services to the Ladies and Gentlemen
" Of Nashville instructor in the French
Spanish, Italian and Latin Languages He will give
lessons in classes, at the residence Of those who
may desire to become pupils He would like to ac-
cept an engagement with any public institution with
in the distance of fifty miles by Railroad. He may be
found at No. 10 South Vine between the hours
of and 10 A. NJ, Will call upon those who may
address him by note.
He begs leave to refer those who may desire TO be-
come his pupils, to the Rev. DIR. Edgar Rev. Dr. sum
mers, Dr. Lindsey, Dr. Blacie, Prof. Thyssens, Col
W. Williams, Dyer Pearl, Esq, Douglas X Co, Esqs.,
&c. scpt27-IW
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c0URrsHIP AID MATgINoNY. By Robert Morris.
There charter n Il any psrssa viii read bat
what The man sosnan, o. child ~iil ssy, they are
The sstisr AFTER ruaalag Aaa rsn-etiag thsrooa."-
J0Hs CEhsa.
DOCTOR THORSE, ~ A. rrOiioPe-
TIE TWO SISTERS. BY Mrs. soath~orth.
GEORGE MELVILLE. an AnercAn Novel
BRANDON; or, Hundred Years Ago.
ftiE coofkils; q. GetilzE ua.ssr Nay
TRENCH On BIBlE REVISION.
Just received BY CHARLES W. SIXTH.
sstsls-u peas
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-29

ES- Mr.. Heap. who. with Lieut.. Beale.
firsl explored the Pass across the Rocky
Mountains south Of Pixies Peake, fully
believes the reports respecting aariferoas
deposits in that region.
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THE INVISIBLE LADY

A RRlNED in the city last evening and will perform
"A FOR ONE WEEK commencing on MONDAY
SEPT. p, at GOODWIN'S ROOM, over Beech's Dry
Goods Store.
Hs- Admission IS Cents
ES- Doors open from A. NJ. until APP NJ
~seDt
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Notice.

A y electioa xll he hsls Al the efsce % fhe Tea
n ne=<ee Azrine and Fife tnsarsncs Company, On
Ao>faAf octobcr an. tor the eectien u Investors
ior SD c. aIany Tor the ensalag t~elye ssonshs.
ssFs1s-sa ~, BurLkk, seo'y.
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A Smack ofTahaeeo.


lively lover once, 'tis said,
Selected in his funny head
a little antic)
In talking with his lady love,
theme not over and above
Romantic.
subject very strange indeed:
No other than the Indian weed,
No less.
Show can make it plaa and true,
locomotives apt to chew?
Now guess"
NProve me a thing strange this,
And II reward you with a kiss,
Ker-sInack % ~
This promise made, our lover wink'd,
And caused his lips TO pucker so you'd think
They'd crack.
"a locomotive-see-Pm not a-joking
1t must be confessed, is given to smoking;
That's sure,
But will also make it out
A locomotive is, beyond doubt
chewer.n
Giving his arms the proper yank
To initiate an engine crank,
The motion forward first he shew,
And then the backward motion too;
Eager to press the promised prize,
He puckered his lips and twinkled his eyes.
To smack her:
"Observe the sound
As the crank come around"
He drchly said
ats choo-choo-choo,
To go ahead,
And choo-chOo-che,o
Ib-bdcker.n
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Louisville and Nashville Rail
road.

nURlNG the week Of the Fair at Gaatin Freight
- will be received except articles intended for ex-
hibion which will be passed over the road free of
charge. H. FAUNrLEROY, Agent.
sent2S-tf = -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-29
The Great Real Estate Sale
OF 1888
WILL come of on the premises, at IL O'Clock,
w A. NJ, on
Tuesday. the 5th of 6ctober- 1888.

w a NJ,
Tuesday, the 5th of october, 1855.
in that magnificent addition West Nashville known
the Boyd Property which occasion we will sell
to the highest bidder, 60 most beautiful and command
ing Building Lots. Each Lot offered will be sold with
out reserve, the owners having promised not to pro-
tect any Of the Lots by 'fxed prices" or 'by bid
ders.n
III Is unnecessary FOR us 10 say anything in com
mendation Of these Lots as they will best sneak for
themselves. Our citizens familiar with the rapid
Improvement of West Nashville, and the eligible Ie-
cation OF the Boyd property. These Lots exceed
ingly desirable for private residences, being in the
Immediate vicinity of many beautiful residences oc-
cuped by many of our best citizens A rare oppor.
tunity Is also offered 10 spectators to invest in prom
erty that will pay large profits and no mistake.
Terms, 2 and years credit, for notes brarIng
interest with satisfactory security payable in Bank
and a lien retained.
An abundant collation. will be furnished Omni-
buses viii leave office 44lS Cherry street. at 10
O'Clock, A M, on day of sale.
J. L. 4 r. W. BROWN
sept2o-dtwAwd ~ \ Cherry st.
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FOUNDt

M saturday eve.ing last, a case Of Surgical
" Instruments. which the owner can have by
paying tor this advertisement. sept27
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FOR THE LADIES.

LESLIE'S MAGAZINEAND GAZETTE OF FASHION,
for October, just received and for sale by
F. HAGAN,
Sept2o-f Market ITnioD
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HOUSE, LOT AND OFFICE.

situated on Main street, is the Town of Gallatin a
short distance from the Square, known as the DR.
Newsom property. Said lot has on il a good DWELL
ing, containing or Rooms, Kitchen Smoke house
hrstrate Stable and Crriage-house with other neces
sary outhouses; "a No Brick Office with Rooms
together with large yard and garden and is alto
gether one OF the most desirable residences in the
Town of Gallatn.
Terms OF SALE--One- third Cash, the balance i'm /
and years for well endorsed without interest
and lien retained
Sud Land and House and Lot will be shown 10
any one desiring TO purchase on application in Gal
Iailn To LEONIDAS BAKER,
GALLATIS, Tenn, Sept. 29-tf Commissioner
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Louisville and Nashville Rail-

nuRING the week OF the Fair at Gailatin, com
IL menctng MONDAY, sept. 27th, Trains Will run
II follows:
Lave Edgedeld A. NJ. Arrive at Galiatin o A ".
"a Gallatin SOP. NJ Edgeheld SOP NJ
Tickets 10 GaIlatin and back 81 90.
sept24-td ROBERT MACLEOD, Supt.
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Home Again!

MIR. LAHCOuBE desires 20 inform his
WI friends and The pubiC generally that he has re-
turned fro, hiS Northern tour. and ready Opea
the fall e4mpGign.
fuly posted In al recent improvements In PhOto-
srapkse OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, heretofore, soely
upon aAe naertfs q hs PICTURES, and determined ~
spare EFFORT 70 please he co1hdeniy invites thOsS
who have never gwen hlIn = fair uan a. do 80.
Ladies v IA nnd be present the most conve-
nlsntiy ana pieAssntly incated u any In the CITY
Cherry STREET, corner ~ tntn. sept2l-e
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NNENNPvNtS COyNSEz

M H Nn 4, kAkS Noz NSE
THE Races over the Memphis Course will commanc
FIVE DAYS.
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY. October la-The "yV,IKER
STAKE Tor three year olds, 500 entrance. $50 for
ict Mile heats; three more to an the stake. m
Club % add $500, provded the race IS run. 10 name
and close on the LIST day IT August 1855 Security
VIII be required for the forfeit IN the above Sts k,
SAME bAY.-Jockey Club Purse 5000. Three mile
heats
SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY October 20 -Jnckev
Club Purse $500. Mile heats three in five
SANE DAN.-Sweepstlke for two wear Odds. 5000 eD-
trance: 500 forfeit. p1sh ~ mile - three o. more
10 III! the Siakc-now three entries. Security will be
required for the forfeit
IHlkD DAY, lHURSDAY. October y Tho .sEI ayrsy
STAKE for three year oldS. Two mile heats. $500
entrance; 500 forfeit three more 20 On th. stake.
the Club 10 add $500, provided the race Is run:
name and close on lst day Of August, 1855 Securit
viii be required for the forfeit
FOURTH DAY, FEInAY, October z2-Jockey Gin
Purs" S4c0 Two mile heats
FIFTH DAY, SATURDAY., October % -Jockey Gu
Purse 81 0o0. Four mile heats
re- \ walk over the above Course entities
horse % the full amount OF Jockey Club purses
IT , All entries with foricits secured, must he di
rected 10
WI 7. ROUNDTREE PRoPruErop
J"""~td McmuiiiS fcnn
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Annual State Fair for 1853.

hHHudH Sfdtt dIT TOT 1905.
THE Fifth Annual State Fair Of Tennessee state
i Agricultural Bureau, will be heIG the Bureau =
Grounds, near Nashville, commencing on Monday
Oct llth, and continue during the week. liberal
listof premiums ~ offered, which together with the
rules and regulations, names Il officers judges
printed in pamphlet form, for gTatutous distribu-
ton may be had Application the variC Print
ting omces, and Book stores IN the CITY,
aug sold. ThOs b. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
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new advertisements.


Thirteenth Night and iasI Of the eminent Com
dian JOHN nREW.
"Wednesday Evening. Sept. go, lsSs,
WIN be presented for the hFsi time Nashv lie tie
beautiful Drama IN three act, e-sutle4 ALINk; or,
The Rose OF killarney. thvy ULrtFy, JnHx DkSw
Dance BY Miss Magug wfttIAss- Overture By the Or
chesra The performances will conclude with the
IAsshAple Farce VI the oASiBtS Fat Rsoncy
JoaS Dkkw. tssa
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Notice.

A IL persons laasoisa - Tie estate Of sAzaH 4
"a kxtsaa, requested % cnae forward ana nsas !
pay meat aud thess u wtou the estate 4 ineshtes
are hereby requested 70 pEcselt thsF cAsuss fer set
tlsmens "a slsy vii e~ fnrescE barred
ARkAA l. TEA0cs Exsrs
ssFsso-9 q s-fsA 5. E~ng.
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CHESS PRoBLEN.-John and Julia probler
by Amator John TO move aud mate in tw
moves
sohn moves his arm round JUDAS neck:
she moves square and whispers check;
He. uothiug daunted, moves right straight
His lips 10 hers, AID calls out mate
SOLUTION.
Poor Jnita Yields 10 loves eonstraints;
signs, bushes, PalpatAies ami fAinIs.
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Cooley FOR OCTOBER

GoDEr's LApYfs BOOK. for October, the nOst
bsAstfui number % The season, jass received by
=. HAGAS,
septle-u Market street
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
NO.I4, COLLEGE STREET.
= FAI IhfNSON 4. A. FRI.EMl
PATTERSON Il FREEMAN.

A. fAIlEhsoN \. A. FREEMAN
PATTERSON Il FREEMAN,
uAVE now in store, and constantly receiving
j a fine assortment of all kinds of CABINET FUR
NfTURE, which they determined sell as low as
any other house in the city, the same time war
rantng their Furniture 10 be Of the best workmanship
and finish. One of the firm has just returned from
the east where he personally selected the entire stock
which is all of RECENT MANUFACTURES and LATEST
STYLES. Our stock consists in part of Rosewood and
Mahogany Parlor Furniture, some Of which is very
fine, together with Chamber Sets Book Cases Ward
robes Reclining Chairs Lounges. Sofas, Easy Chairs
French Bedsteads, Music Stands, Mahogany Chairs
Dressing Bureaus, Extension Tables etc, etc and
complete assortment Of all kinds of
Low Priced Furniture.
and every variety Of Wood and Cane Seat CHAIRS,
We will endeavor please all, and will take much
pleasure in showing II iliuse may favor
Is with a call.
augl7-3m PATTERSON x FREEMAN
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DANCING ACADEMY,
GERMAN HARMONIC HALL,
No. Market street,
Will open on Tuesday, July a7ih, 1858.
yIADauE IUlIE yINCEyr


TIRE celeb a'ad Pruf'ssor ana Teacher s,.,
Kew or and Memphis, would re- 81
crttiiy D. the Ladies and Gen. -
themes u Nsshvl l- that shc has been soiiSi- -
tel ~ many citix-ns &C thas cay open DANCING
ACAlE.Ml. The success and encouragement she has
met sth IN every city where she has taught gives her
hopes FOR the here. she will teach the eslebra-
led ami fashionable LaReer's Quadrie classes Of
eight a private residences and the Academy, and
the following Fashionable Iances:
Llnceras Qnadsilies, Ia vars1va,
6alnp Quadrilics, Reaa~a,
German Polka, L'Klsulsralda,
sason Polka, five Tine Walk,
fsAA Mzxurkt, Three fine haitz,
la SicllieHnc, Sistnish l9Hcc
Noscoxi<ks a, CirraSztan fSrrle,
siaiopasse, flr-uaan : lance,
Ia - .t,si1e, las Ss.sI
In Addition, Tanccs Tor Masters and Misses.
The Hover Tence, Ia Cschucssa,
Tue Shawl Dance. Swiss IaDes,
Highland Fling, Horaptpes,
FilrtAtion folks, Ia No4SoitAae.
NIGHT CLASS.
For Genfiemen-ruestays, thursdays and Satur-
days, fron llii 10 T.
EVENING CLASS.
For Masters, Iltiie Alxses and lAdies-feesdays,
Thursday and Saturdays, from al r. n.
Aasscal D-staTiEaent by FTof. = RIAxx-
For terms az Tuton enquire Of Madame Nincents Al
he's rezfesee, Commercial Hsisis AID a. The academy
a. class hoarx.
g. Al d. cad e ,hs s>ssioa there Viii be "a TX
hibsllsn ana Fancy Dress BAH
Madam VINCENT has q her possession letters q
frotn several 81 the reseetzhts cs,
zens Of Nsw 0FleAas, acuap1is. and cher places,
vhish she vii take great Ese&Sare IN she%ins 10
shass sfi.a nay sish 70 exznsse fhsa.-- -s-
sagx3-sn
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416 CIR E S

SAID Tract OF Land is beautifully situated lying about
two miles from the town of Gallatn Immediately on
hrst rate Turnpike road, and within or 400 yards
OF the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Now FINISHED
Tract.
Upon said Land are or never failing Springs of
excellent Water.
100 Acres of said Tract being Well TIAIBERED and
set in BLUE GRASS, aiording fine pasturage as an
IN the country, and the balance IA high state Of
cultivation SAID Tract Of Land will be sold a
whole, or divided into two Tracts, to suit purcha-
sers.
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
THE partnership herctufore existIag h-tveeu Mo,
Il 6kkzsoE. AtL0uAr A Gu. az Nc~ Orl-ans ztd y
h. Al1sNAN - 81 Nashville, Team. \ dissolved b.
nstasi CenscEf, george MacGregor end Jsnl~s hank
head having purchased tie entire interest VI y. L
Aiioxay, Esa,, IN sid concern.
JAMES BANKREAD,
n. n AiIOWAY,
GEORGE NAcGRkG0R. [
Nashville, seis -, lsss.
TIVE h.hiiities q MAcssssoR. ALIowkr Co,
y. 4. AhLOvAS Co, assumed b the nee
concern, under The arm OF AacGrexor Rnkbead
q Ne~ Orleans, and James Babkbeaa A Co., of Nash
vile, fcnn- JANIS hANKHEAp,
GEuksE NAcGREsOk
Nashville, sspt. -, isss.
II TAKE Ervsi pleasure IN Recommending shs arm o
IL NAcsks4soE 4 hxSknkAD, of New Orleans. ans
JAxEs h4SkaxAD CO. u this city, % the psiranag
Of ne former fr'sDds 81 he Old arm.
Nashville, sept e. lisa sspt2S-0
az nnn FISE HAVANA CIGARS, v.ron
4O:UUU s'AAas. BY DILLON CO.
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jockey Club Purse s25o-two mile heats.
aug23d4wtd 81 CARTER pro,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-10-02
Baltimore.
WIN. GRANGE d. CO.,
COMlIISSION IND PRODUCE
MERCHANTS.
No. 8 Erchmge Place, BaLiimorp. MI.

No. EIchmge Place, baltimore, M,
A RE prepared to supply agricuturists
n with the puIc Eide Island Guano from
the coast Of Lower California, at Wholesale
prices.
This Guano Is now acknowledged to be
the best in use. A description and analysis
by the most eminent Chemists will he found
in the American Farmers Magazine. it is
in several respects ahead of all other Guanos,
as proved by the several experiments mac
with it by some Of the best farmers in the
State.
DR.. Wharton, President of the Maryland
Agricultural College, at Bladcnsburg, laid
out last Spring 10 squares of land, all of the
same size. and used on each Il different fer
tiizer, including Peruvian and all other
kinds, and sowed oats on all on the 9Th of
April, but the patch on which Eide Island
Guano had been used is conspicuousiy ahead
of all the other patches, the blades being
higher, stronger and promising far greater
yield than any of the other patches.
Price $40 per Ton, (meluding baes.)
C Samples on view at this Office, as also
at Mr.. David NJ. Taylor's and ut Mr.. Jacob
Johnson's, Howard House, Elkton.
A LARGE SUPPLY OF GROUND
BONES always Oh hand. Price S2S to $50,
per ton. [July 10, lS5S-3m