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s1NIsTRE-Nous avons la doulcur dan.
noncer a nos lecteurs que la sucrerie de
nos estimables voisins, NM. James Vi
gnes ct Leon Lebeau. a etc bralee de
fond en- comble dams la mutt de mardi
lernier. Tout ce qui en- dependait, avec
nne grande quantite de charrettes, de
charrues ct autres instruments aratoires,
a etc la proie des flammes. La perte
est evaluee a $4,000. Ce sinistre est
attribute au crime. dur. incendiaire. On
ma, jusqu'ici, que des soupeons, mais 81
ces soupcons Sc changent ell preuves,
oh, alors, malheur an criminell car per-
some n'aura pitie de lui: il ne lie merite
pas. Nous nous abstenons den dire da-
vantage, pour le moment.
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rEaPs.-Magnifque, tout le monde en-
est enchante- te-excepte les planteurs, qui
demandent de la pluie. lis sont droles,
ces messieurs, lis ne sont jamais contents
quand ca va NAL!
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AVIS

Ia Administrator dc Ia succession de Alex.
Lemay, decsde, deposG a la cour du sme Dis
triet dams ct pour 10 parose de la Pointe Coupse.
son tableau de distribution des fonds de ladite ,c
cessaon ct que, 81 ailcune opposition est faite au
dit tabeau dams les dix jouns qni suiyront la pu-
blication de Get avis il sera Lomologus ct an.
prours par ladite Cour.
LEON LEBEAU,
Depute Grefier.
Polnts sour1e, 81 mara lass 2t
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IKE, PAROlSSE DE LA POINTE COUPEE LIE 81 MARS 1853

sang de ves fills, vous soustrait a ce
ahreux spectacle en- vous ouvrant les
portes du. tombeau! Il"
TT 81 vous echappcz a ces ef1toyables
tortures, lorsque vous aurez reussi a
valncrc les demons qui vous ont fait tous
ces maux, c'est alors que vous viendrez
en- pleurant, lc dtsespoir dams Paine, auu
pied des tribanaux, demander Justice
vengeance! Mais alors il sera trop tard
Vous aurez beau eriger des potences ct
des buchersa a chaque coin dc vos champs,
vous aurez beau pendre ou bruler les
coupables-cela ne vous rendra pas vos
Ills georges, vos files violees, vos biens
detruits-et, pour comble de malheur,
la rehexion viendra, quand il sera trop
tard, que vous pouviez, eviter vos mall
heurf, ct vous ne lavez pas faitt Et lie
remords, semblable au vautour de Pro-
methee, vous rongera le ceur, ct empoi-
sonnera le peu de jours qpi vous restera'
a supporter le fardeau de votre miserable
existence.
Ces chooses Sc sont deja yues-elles.
peuvent Sc voir encore. ia
Nous lie repetons: Agissons, pendant
quill en- est encore temps.
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! LETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
couR DU NEUvIEME DISTRICT JuD1c1AIRE-rA
4 RoIssE DE LA roISTE coUrEE.
James N N. Colby } =, ,,uo
les directeurs d'ecole dug
6me district.
EN- yertu de ct pour satisfaire a un
writ de Fl. fa., lance dams la cause ci-des-
sus intitulee, ct moi adresse par l'hono-
rable Cour du Neuvieme District, dams
ct pour la paroisse ct Etat susdits, pour
satisfaire a la demande du demandeur ct
aux frais, Jai saisi, ct j'oarirai Ell vente
lpublique, d la Maison de Ceur,
sanedi, le SINE jour du mois gavrI 1858,
a 10 heures A. NJ, tous les droits, titres
ct int6rets que les aefendeurs ont dams
ct Ia propriete ci-apres d6crite, savoi:
La nlaison d'ecoIe du 6me District.
TERlIES ET CONDITIONS,
Compliant, avec estimation.
SEVERN PORCHE,
Sherif.
Pointe Coupee, ~ fevrier 1858-tds
L'ETAT DE La LOUISIANA,
coUR DE JUICE DE PAX LU 7ME DISTRICT
PARoIssE D.: LA PoINTE coUprE.
L. II. Trudcau,
Leon T: n.D.,. No. 'os
EN- VERTU de ct pour satisfaire un writ de saisie
ct vente, lance dams 10 dessus intitulee ct
moi adresse par Phonorable cour du Neuvien,e
District dams ct pour la parosse ct pEtat suedts,
pour satiafaire Ia demande du plaignant ct aux
frais ai sais ct joffrirai en- vente publique, Ia
Maison de Cour,
,Samedi, le Ter jour du nsoss de mai 1858,
II heures A. NJ, tous les droits titres ct intk-
rets que lie defendeur dams ct , la dite proprie-
te ci-apres decrite, sayoir:
Tn certain moroccan de terre, mesurant soixante
dix pieds sur les quatres faces, avec toutes les
batisscs ct ameliorations qui sly trouvent.
Un antre moroccan de terre, achete par LEON
Labat, bornee CONNIE suit: au sud par le chelnin
de PIle, Pouest par Ia terre de Jean Bevin ct
cele de L. J. Rabel au nord par lie chemin public,
ct Pest par le lot de terrc appartenlnt a Mile
Desiree Brunei, avec toutes les hatisses ct ame-
liorations qui s,y trouvent.
TERlMES ET CONDITIONS,
Payable douze nlois de credit.
SEVERN PORCHE,
Sheriff.
Pointe Coupee, 81 mrs-tds
AVIS
LIST donne par ces presentes que Jules Major
- Administrator de Ia succession de Alex.
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Pointe Coupee, 27 mrs-tds.

Polnte Coupee, q mrs-tds.
L'ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
NEUvIEME couR DE DISTRICT, PARoIssE DE La ro1Nrz
vs.. No, 1911
Leon Labat
Bertrand Fage
va No. 1872
EN.VERTU DE ct pour satisfaire deux writs
de Il. fa., lances dams la cause ci-dessus, ct moi
adresse par Honorable Cour du Neuvieme Dis
rct dams ct pour Ia paroisse ct Etat susdits pour
satisaire Ia demande des plagnants ct aux frais,
ai saisi ct j'ofrirai en- vente publque, la Mai
son de Cour,
.Samedi, le 1er jour du mois de mai 1858,
10 heures A. ", tous les droits, ttres ct nterets
que lie defendeur dams ct a la propriete ci-apses
dGcrite, savoir:
Tn certain moroccan de terre, mesurant soixante
dix peds sur les quatre faces avec toutes les anne
Iiorations ct batisses qui sly trouvent,
TN autre morceau de tesTe, achete par Leon
Labat, borne CONNIE suit: au sud par le chemin
de Pile, Pouest par la terre de Jean Bevin ct
celle de L. j. Rabel, au Dord par le chemin prl-
bic et Pest par le lot de tefre de Mile DGsiree
Brunei, avec toutes les ameliorations ct batisses
qui,s s'y trouvent.
TERMES ET CONDITIONS.
Payable douze mois de credit
SEVERN PORCHE,
ShGrif.
Pointe Coupee u mars.tsts.
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L'ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
CoUR DC SECvEME DISTRICT JrDIClAIRE, rARoIssE
DE La PoINTE COUPE.
4. W. McEae
Ts. No. lyii
See cr4anciers.

AVIS =
EST par lie present doune a tous ceux que celia
peut conccrner, qu'une assemblee des creanccrs
du debiteur insolvable r. W. McRac, aura lieu
pardevant John Mgbius, Recorder de Ia paroisge
de Ia Poiatc~ Coupee, dahs son bureau, lie Is
avril 1858, a mid, a reffet. de daliberersur les
altaires du dit debiteur insolyable, rclativenent
aux lnterkts des dts cr4ancicls. ct d'elire IN
ssyndic ct de regler IS conditions de IL ycnte de
Ia proprletG a cux abandoanee
A BONDY,
Grehier.
Posnts C?upee, le 27me jour de 1aa-s, 1858.
L'ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
CoCR DC l3aE JUICE DE PA1x-pARo1ssE DE
LA poINTE coUrEE
Nathan Kern J
vs.. :, Nc. l4l
Joseph Picard,
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Pointe Coupee ~ mars-tds
CHEVAL EPAVE.

CHEVAL EPAVE.
\ etc arrete par lie sousignc, le courant, en-
n face de Thabitation du docteur G. W. uuls.,
Ia Ponte Coupee,
UN CHEVAL BAL.
Ce cheral environ quinze paumes de hanteur;
il a une tache blanche derriere chaque oreille,
provenant du frottement de Ia bride, ct une tache
blanche sur ehaque epaulc, causee par le frotte.
ment du collier. Mule autre marque visible.
JOSEPH SCEUROT.
Waterloo, 80 janv-sf (s5 SOY
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Etat Gle La Lo1xdsda1ae.
couR DU JUICE DE PAIx DU sEprIEME DISTRICT,
PARoIssE DE la POINTE CoUPEE.
I L sera vendu Ia Maison de Cour de cettc pa
J. roisse,
sansedi, le 8 avrl 1858,
UN CHEvAL BAL,
arrete par Joseph sceurot, le 3janvier 1853. en-
face de l'habitaton du Or Hulse. -
Ledit cheval etc estine par le d.. G. ".
Hulse ct NJ. J. A. Lebcau a la soIniae de Sl25,oo.
CONDITIONS DE Ia KENTE.
Compliant. So
J. Sr-GERMAN,
.hJedkFG;z dM 7nx Arrnnksseme.
Pointe Coupee, 20 mars l858-3t
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M &; ~ fener rciments sons otferta !
poar ,ssn.aa. ,,s, au Congress des Etats.lyn;s J
frands utilitt ~ paoalcs dune
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L'ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

coUR Dc NECvIEME DISTRICT JuDIC1A1RE, PARoIssE
DE LA roINrE couPEE.
John Burton } Nos. 1855
4. ". d c. F. McRae, Bibb 4 Hop 562.
kiuS Int
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ETAT De LA LOUISIANA.

corR DC NECGlEME DISTRICT lrplc1AIRE, rAEorsss DE
Ia rniHIE CouPFE.
John Burton, Nos. 1855.
Va #
+. ", and c. {. Ackae, Bibb / Hop 56e
pkius, Int
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Nous. nous occuperons du parterre ct
u verger dams Detre prochain numero.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-30
DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES

yfrT@>x. DIR KING, formerly OF New York, gor
AE-@asfsA the last four years ~ Louisville, hru.
t-~s3 who has dvyotet attention IA tie treat.
ncnt OF private diseases Tor % years nAtlegs
himself, having attended u practice IoT isi4ny
care, And cured many thousands c i enable
al diseases oi private latHsr, hl-ttys a
hal they may hr from InJudctts uisisc..l tlss..g,
tfuln negloCt 1t their IT. AIMS I.lz,-u-s,
NJ - IescricG streVt, beta tserry Aha. q.
square, svussd saogy, here he all diseases u. =
private aatuFe.
UuSoEiAa cured wlthoat aseioas MEDICINE or Ia
icflcTcacc stth b4sincss.
sFaC1eKss 81 cd reoent date, eectaally cured ia
a few days, by aA operation which czuses 10 tSaiu
Where = Structure ezsls health SaaEot be enloy ed
Perhaps 40 disease causes mischief ana unaeg-
Euiaes The Constitution much.
SfFIs, NltI ali lie Diseases Il the skin growing
cat VI ueslert ~ bad treatment, be electaalg
cared 40 les days.
SEMINAL utar trBslos having h-.,p
gwen thss disease, AID ali tise ese ciicos grou
ins oat IT Il, brought ca Ia m4nY eascs b. dc de-
AAbits tlconsiderAts Youths aa1 excss
iaagseg.uS u tie SsssiIs Eee iecs a slirA All
nu4aFine te ceEs4tatsl, ssdsFisl tbs seejecs an IA
fsE bgs1arss soclet and usssng pfrAlgaf esG age
ierirs Sho mas be tab1Tang tA any dlEuc ally u
tie Aoaio nsas sesl assured - ,IaaseiEats relsef
l'cgsetas RESTING aoFea4, b. sFsEilss stating
Their case With fee sneiose alres tesl - IN. A klng
M. - Dsadefek street, Naslyile, Tenn., viii have
Ghe necessary nelns sest % thatF address, With ae
sessaFy dlrectlaas. strict sseToey ehSerxed Once
hsafsIfc4a o'cloek N Inc aornlns aat "a the eva
sirs may-e-saaswly $
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CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT 81 CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Clothing House,

No. 10 Cedar street, NashUille, Tenn.
We take this method of informing the resi-
dents and sojourners of Nashville, that our
stock of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING is now
complete, and we are receiving all the Neso
Styles from the Eastern markets, embracing
eUe,y variety Of Gatlemaa'S AJpdra, which we
are Offering at VERY Low RATES FOR CASH
Our stock is kept complete as heretofore,
by constant purchases made by member of
the firm, resident Of Phladelphia, whose long er-
Perietce and great facilities, afford every advan-
tage for the selection of choice Goods Our
aim Is to give our patrons as good variety
of fashionable Goods to select from as am other
CITY an the Uaton and we respectfully solicit Il
call from buyers, for an opportunity to con-
vince them that the Largest and Best Stock of
Goods. ever opened in Nashville. is at No Is
Cedar street Please call and examine.
CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT & Co.
p. S.-We are the only Ageqts in Nashville
for Thomas d. Deano & Co.'s celebrated LIFE
PREsERvERs. which are so adjusted in the lin
ing Of the Vest as to be Of no more inconvc-
nience than the ordinary wadding 1t has
only to be seen TO be admired. Their hither-
TO rapid sale is the best assurance Of their
utility. scpt4-tlian
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-30

BITES AND STINGs OF INsECTs.-As a remedy
against the bites and stings of insects, and of
all poisonous reptiles. the only reliable arti-
Gle yet invented is DR.. BRACES ARCTIC LINZ
MENT. Such are its penetrating and disinfect-
ing properties, that, no matter how virulent
may lie the poison from the bite or sting, this
Liniment at once reaches the seat of venom,
however deep, and neutralizes and extracts
it. With Bragg's Arctic Liniment at hand
the bite of rattlesnake is as harmless as that
of gnat. 1t also overcomes the virus from
the bite of a mad dog. This admirable Lini-
ment is also infallible in curing all those dis
eases of men and animals where a Liniment
is the proper remedy, and is not equaled by
any such article ever invented. 1t is likewise
infallible in destroying the screw-worm, to
which cattle are peculiarly liable in southern
latitudes.
For sale in Nashville, Tenn by BERRY &
DEMOvILE.
An agent wanted in every town and village.
Application should be made to Bragg & Bur-
rowes, st. Louis, Mo-, and must always he ac-
companied by good reference.
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Dp Gelfgrapb.
LATER FROM ROPE.
arrIyaI of the Arabia.

NEW YORK, Sept 29.-The steamer Arabia
has arrived off Sandy Hook, bringing Liver
pool advices of the 18th.
Cotton, sales of the week $1,000 bales, of
which spectators took II 900 aud exporters
5000 bales; all qualities advanced 1; market
firm.
BreadstufIs have declining tendency; quo
tations nominal; Provisions, all qualities,
slightly declined.
Consois 974.
Richardson, Spence & Co. say Cotton has
advanced 4C94, but it is scarcely maintained
Sales Friday 10000 bales, of which specula-
tors and exporters took 1000 bales. Market
closed firm, viz:
Orleans fair Il, middling SIG; Mobile
fair GIG. middling II; Uplands fair u, mid
ding BIG.
News unimportant.
Atlantic Telegraph Shares have declined
owing to discouraging accounts from Va
lentia.
The Alps and Ariel arrived out on the 18th
and the Canada on the 18th.
The HammOnia left Hamburg on the 18th,
but exploded her ma gazine injuring five pas
sengers and had 10 put back. She sails again
on the 18th.
Atlantic Telegraph Shares are quoted at
e3l5.
Ascoli Hartwig & Co., Merchants in the
Mediterranean trade, have failed.
VIM. Wise, the principal editor of the Daily
News, is dead.
The Paris Bourse is buOyant
The French have made treaty for a COM
mercial settlement at Kovea.,
France has ordered an attack on the EN-
peror of Ava.
The Spanish Chamber of Deputies have dis
solved and new House is convoked to meet
on the first of December.
The Portugal vintage is the most abundant
for five wears
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HT CLASS.
Tor Gentlenen-Iaeslays, thursdays and Sat
days, from til 10 Z.
EvEEING CLASS.
$500 REWARD,

rINHE following described prisoners made their e.
l. cape from the Davidson County Jaii, on the
morning 81 the al az September
JAMES TUCKER, Sentenced ave years for stealing
a watch. Aboet nFe fost ssSsa-2e 90 - years ~
age, spare male, dark complexion, black syes dark
kAlT--A shosErakeF; came from PHILADELPHIA
STEFHk% FOkfkR. zllzs STEPHEN PRICE former
~ o. -. Loais sonteaced sevea years for obtaining
money anaer f4ise pEesensss lboat fsss laches.
rather tcilcate, dark complexion, has rcd marx GA
his foreE's~a aud scar Oh ns upper Up, has dark
hair An- gsry eyes
ALEXANDER BRANCH, charged with malicious
si4ooiins About ; fssE nrhr- spare made ab.,at
80 - years q age; has dark hAlr aad had hravy
uhtEkers s1eE be escapeas DARK eyes.
fAtt-Ck CALCIUM, seatsnoet % Penitent1ary Is
years, Or Esge- AeSat feet 9 inehes, heavy ST.
Az IrisAn4n- Has back IA; and black eycs-had
iolS bu4fd s1sn hs u.c4feVd-
JOHN TOiAN, al irishnttn, charge. NIfh murder.
Aboul fert ; inch-s Ia height, able bodied
u4n, aud bh.ckzanh ~ trate- Has black hair and
snail black eyss-hAs ao~a cast ieoks znd y sADv
spoksn.
\ C. BISHOP. eh.rgea with burglary ana robbery
Ab0uI a % - years - ase; about fest inches
ss'shti rather haaasoans; an active, vigorous nm
blAck hair and eFuz-
T. HCSrEk aiiAs Eii0nEs. yoatb q ~ o. Is
years sbant lert 0r lnrass. lne.iulo sEs, iAir
kAar ana btae eyes Mas r1avscied 90 charge sf
carFyins burg iartus Instruments, and ebt1lne4
heaTsag H. hzs = brother fAllateiishEl-
VA HALkER 2ib4s CHARLES MEADOWS, sea-
tsnoed isur Years fr siralins herses About feei
.shes hgas el-sk hair ana grey sys< sLouts able
g n WILSON. charged With sssalns. Aboat S
lset inches hsh, - lane -nA IN bad hsalrh; bisek
mir ana eyes. fair esmpiecte1.
kobEikr WATSON, sh4fsef With st@atps- Ahoet
age; s4aAy hair Aaa norsa eaaplsxioD.
i wal gsse reward u $50 each for their delivery
II ne a lie 1aLl THOMAS li.stk-US
ssit1s-u Jsllsr .. p-s.asol eos-ir.
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admirable actor and universal favorite will,
as our readers may perceive by card in an
other column, take his farewell benefit to-
morrow friday evening, at Crisp's Gaiety.
All we have to say about the matter is, SIM
ply, if untiring industry, inimitable acting,
clever and gentlemanly department for four
teen successive nights, together with the very
best bill of the season, deserve well Of our
theatre-goers, then there will be an ovation
worthy of the occasion and the cause; and in
reference to the matter spoken of, it might be
as well to consult Mr.. BRANCH. at the box
Office, about seats. &c. A hint is sufficient.
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DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE, !

NASHVILLE Sept. 80, 1855
We have no Improvement in business to
note since our last weekly summary.
Trade continues dull in almost all its de-
partmets.
COTTON-A few bales of new crop come
in occasionally and sell readily at 10c p d.;
there is little demand for any kind. The
prospect for large crop in Middle Tennessee
never was fairer. The weather continues ex-
cellent and picking is progressing rapidly.
TOBACCO-Nothingd doing in this article.
PROVISIONS.-The receipts of Bacon are
light, though fully equal to the demand.
Hams bring 9391Oc. p H., being more in de-
mand than other pieces; shoulders 696lc;
clear sides 73@7ac., an abatement on last
weeks figures.
Lard is also less in demand and lower in
prices. 1t is now selling from wagons at st
(99c. p b.
FLOUR.-There has been some demand
this week for interior towns, but still the
the market is not active. Prices are without
change. Fine S3C9S3 so; superfne So 100
S4 so; extra S5(GS5 so. Supplies in New
York, owing to holders refusing to sell, in an
ticipaton of higher prices, have become very
heavy and decline is anticipated there.
WHEAT-The market is as dull as it has
been any time this season. We continue to
quote at 65G975c. p bushel.
DRIED FRUITS in active request and
prices have gone up. We quote apples ct
81 p bushel; unpealed peaches 81 5O@S1 rs;
pealed 81 5O9$3.
GROCERIES-Ma firm, without any
variation in prices.
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3 Z a 900 DOLIlAR Si
oIIeo Nuinero QUO Ordlnarlo.
Capital Prize 100000 Dollars.

Of 400 10 SIC, 900. ''
Whole Tickets $40; Halves $40; Quar-
tiers S5.
frlles cashed at sight AZ per cent. discount
Bills on the Nashville City Banks taken At par
drawing will be forwarded AZ soon as the result
becomes known.
q rs All orders for Schemes Tickets TO be ad-
dressed TO DON RODRIGUEZ, (care OF civ Postsl
Charleston, So Ca sefaS- I'd
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Annual State Fair for 1888.

II Nhe Fiith Annual State Fair OF Tennessee state
l. Agricultural Bureau, viii be held the Breau.s
Grounds, near Nashy vile, commencing ON Monday
Oct llth, and continue during the week liberal
list OF premiums Is offered, which together with the
rules and regulations, names Of officers Judges etc.
printed IN pamphlet form, for gratuitOus distrbu-
ton, may be- had application at the various PRINT
ing Offices, and Book Stores in the city
aug 30-id. TII0S. Is. JOHNSON, Treasurer
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The "EII1ir,v

Prepared by Dr. JAS WILLIAMS for the cure OF DYs
PEPSY and nothing but DYsPEPsY, Gas advertised in
another column has, by ts merits obtained for
,tsol high reputation Philadelphia that Physi-
SLAMS acquainted with It's properties, using them
selves and prescribing II 10 their patients onvinccd
by observation, Of IT. great efficacy restoring the
disordercd digestive organs healthy function. Nu-
Inerous cases al Dyspclsy, of thr aggravated
character, which were abssnduucd uicufAbls by
sotne tao Medical Faculty have ~ u tlss
EAxig been restored 10 peri "a health AZ atlcstcd Ger
acates TESTIFY. airlJ-ly
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100 BAGS BALTIMORE o0FFEE, for sale cheap by
DILLON a o., IS College a.
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-30

CRISP's GAIETY.-The very successful en-
lgement of the inimitable com, dian, JoHN
KEW, is rapidly drawing to close This is
fourteenth, and last night bat two. ia this
Y. For the qualification of numbers whu
Ire unable to obtain seats at the first repre-
htation of Powers glorious drama of ST.
|uick's Eve. ii will be r, peat, d Tonight, Tor
I last time, with John Drew ~ the IA, ro
jor o Dough, Ait,r some Hne music,
the be' Orch, stia We have ever had Ia
|shville, the performances vail conclude
b the iavorite piece entitled, More Blum
+ than One;" John Drew enactiug Larry
|oligan. Our citizens and strangers visit
Us, should not miss the opportunity of
bug one Of the best and most versatile ac-
now on the American stage. Tomorrow
day evening Mr.. Drew takes his Farewell
eft, and offers the very best bill OF the
on. aud which will Tor We are much mis-
,n) be played TO the very best house. Seats
be at premium.