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The undersigned viii sell hisplantt --.-sr-,
"a ton, called CAPITAL FlEs-, iytrg on
fd.54 4 north side Of Cumteraul RIVER
iGTI6f-tn miles the City Of Nashville
illaH - cuntainz about Three Hum
- red Acres. ne will sell t all --.zEz--
sner % IN lots. b purchasers. A long
credit viii be given bearing legal interest from date ana
lean retained the very best quality Of soil is veil
uaered about half OF cultivation, AMI The haahce 10 dns
timber AMI pasture. There good dFeiug uss gogd
barn stables F9t Information apps 20 The uTernci,
or % John D. James. fstsl-G Ili0s- g. ANS
VALUABLE sUMNEIs LANDS FOR SALE.
change Business Offering for sale
w sumner county, cantaining abcus edo
situated miles south Of The Galn and Nashville PIKE "a
Cumberland river and ah0ut the distance from t ele
sonvie Station louisville and Nashville Rsris 1a
nearly equal between Nashville and Glan Tier is
grass, balance we'll HoeTei with oak, poplar MAPLE
&c, being we'll adapted growth o. hlue grass and 81 a
crops peculiar his latitude Improvements good, congo %
a Brick Dwelling win six Negro kitchen, smoke haes
House, Gov and Horse Stables, aud an other necy oEs
buildings, there The place Stn Circular SAY
MIL is power sHgne Eh peh1 - timber 70 spare 81
place keep for number o. years, and y0ung Orc
learug o. 40 select peach and apple trs arl
large pond veil stocel stock and other Tsr Fe
" Of good quality. Any rantnH good stek tar
and desirable Of the 10 ienes
will do we'll % examine the premises. ofe ae N'is i
S4OOOJor half $50 Including all improvements
place. one fourth cash, balance ], and years lnr on
half acres with improvements one trd es ihe ice
on years. farther particulars apply To- Or aad,
the s1hscrr, Turner FOSTER ESD az NhvIe of 70
Nj i.S Ssls1s i'''''' VI - ". B WALTON.
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onesausre. yesr, s3oEsch additional square, $40
Advertisers exceeding she space contracted
FSFs viii be charged for the excess.
N TIE WEEKLY
ON DotAzp boarefo the frst and FisrY cTsfsr eso
So sequent insertion.
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ne charged the fnil daily rates with nnealf the weekly rates
AIDED.
7raEsionf AASsiiosts mast 5srafd afsAe tnss Of
To Correspondents.
u will great doel unnecessary Trouble u our
erendsl IN writing ilhear ia mind the following r0ies;
Always give tie date post ocs county, and State IL he ty
OF yourietter.
both OficesiG full. "a,
~ write business and other separate
Sheets paper. or different leaves Of sheet.
Letters communications olc tel cong such facts and
subject he 81 information interest "a The pubic
Anony2oEs uuEct7us OF whatever character, vl receive
no attention.
Correspondents soud write only upon side Of tie paper
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4 UNUEIINU
Enclose money address for the Tickets ordered on
receipt they be forwarded by first mall Purchasers
have tickets ending any figure they may Designate
The List numbers and Prizes viii be sent to pur
chassrs Immediately after the drawing,
Purchasers will please write their signatures pain and
give their Post Once, County and State.
Remember every Prize is drawn and payable in full
without Distinction
M All prizes 900 and under, paid Immediately after
The dTaWinaother prizes the usual time Of thirty days
Notice 10 Correspond ents-Tliose Who prefer not
sending money by mail, the ADAMS EXPRESS COM
PANY whereby money Tickets, Of Ten Dollars, andc
pyaris can be risk and expense from city,
or town where they Office The money AID order must2
be enclosed Government Post Office Stamped bRgeOpe,
or the Express Company Clnuoi receive them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Certificates by Nail Express, to he d.
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TRE ENGINE FOR SALE,

TUyHE spleniid PIRE EN0INB n9g us.d ~ -
Delur- Firs Company No 3, Of his city 10 -it=7-
offered tor reasonable terms 10 = ons o. 49,
euau's caleisrated suutiuus. capabl6 u throw
- mi rith one sir.sm will thrpE distance or
sO6 49, hrou an sch nozss- The Engnc T. very is Eerls
ami h ar Or me finest hnishs1 hschnss in The CAVITY -
soIa for no faalt whatever further b lornau ~ a
'''- '0' NJ ~ n. SMITH, 5cc'y-
In, IT.. Care a. Ewing. Psndiuuon A CO.
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NoIEAys VOLCANIC OIL LINInEHT.


Ieh EE-- L.AiGENt N : is WGRGc.
The eyLfSlf- sad certain enrs FIR Cancers Pil.s
fnmoTs Sw-iilcgs. aWl B-unrhcis OF Coltre Fars.y-
sis, Neuralgia Weakness 81 the Muscles, Ctsanig or
lnhsmaia.ov Incarnation. Stiffness Of IL. joint.
Contracted Muscles Ii9amentS, Earaehs ir f.ati-
sehs, Bruises, sprtas, WOUads, Fresh Cuts, Uleers
PrVer S'res. Cacnd Breasts, Sore Nipples. Burns
S-alds Sore Th-lat any Inflammation sr Pain 20
eia-reuca how severe, or how long the disease NAV
have existed. McLsAS's GELEBkATEB L.SIMENT 4 .
certain rrn-'lY
Thousands nf Ausuaa i--inss have been saved life
O. deer-pitais aaG misery - The " this iRvau
abs medicine.
NeLean's Volcanic Oil Linimszt
WI relieve pain almost i-sgaataneously and It via
cleanse, purify, aud beal the feuiest sores in 81 la
SredbiY short time.
For Horses Gad other Animals.
NcLean's celebrated LiaInent Il the only safe ard
rriithe remedy for th3 euro Of SPAWN, Ring Bons,
Nindgals Splints, Unnatural LEmPs, Nodes OF
SWeliiugs- IL viii nsvOr fIN - Big Head Poll
evil, Ii,tUla, Oid Running Sores. SWeeny
properly applied. For SprHins, Bruises, Scratches
Cracked Heels, Chaies Saddle or Collar Calls Cuts
Sores, or W0gnds. it IS infaliible remedy. Apply
1t As directed and certain 10 every instance
Then uifle no longer vith the many worthless Lin
hnants offered t. YOU Obtain q sapply Of Dr. nc
Leans celebrated Linmcnt. 1t will cufs you.
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine Sts. St. Louis Ne
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louisville and Nashville Railroad,
EBE s. q 80 80

I , follows:
Leave GailatiR, 81 NJ. Lesye Gallatn 81
arrive EdgeGeld, 10 do Arrive Edgeheld, &c
Faave al. Leave do 4:30 do
Arrive Gyllatin Pm Arrive GallattA b:Jo 90
The train leaving EdgeGed at II A. NJ connects at Gallan
with Mail Coaches Louisville HsTisyle and Carthage Only
the morning train will be Sunday.
octI7-u X AACLEOD, Supt
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WOOD EDOY q co.'s
WOOD, EDDY & CO., Managers,

Successors 10 S. SCaH & CO.
The following Scheme will be drawn by WOOD EDDY & Co.
Mans Of the Sparta Academy lottery, in each Of their Single
Number Lotteries January 1859, AUGUSTA, GEO,
public, under the superintendent Of Commissioners
Glass Il draws
Saturday, april 2,.ISjS.
Glass - draws ON
Saturday, April 8, 1859.
Glass 16 draws on
.s Saturday, April IS, 1859.
Glass Il draws
Saturday, April 23, 1859.
Glass is draws on
Saturday, April so, 1889.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
10000 Tickets!
EldHTY-FIVK
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
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IT Is DELICIOUS TO TAKE.

CArTioN--Bewarc u druggists or dealers who may
try n palm upua yoH Bitter Sarssparilin trash
~in.h they can buy ohoaP, BY saying il Is just "a
good Avoid such HirR- Ask for BIeLssns Strength
sntuK Coriiil and talks R5lhing else. IL ID the 0sIy
remedy that viii purify the blood thoroughly and at
tae same time strengthens ths system.
one Tablespoonful takes every morRug fsstiug, Il
certain preventive FER Ch0ierA, Chills and E-ver,
yellow Fev'T, @iy prevalent disease. Il 10 pHI up
IN large bottles
Price Only 81 pei bottle, OF 6 bett.ca ror 50.
J. II. MCLEAN
Sole Proprietor u this Cordial
Als1 McLcsE's VOlcaHic OIL LiHiment
Principal Depot un The Of Third and Pine
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Opinions OF the supreme Court of the state
Term, lS5Ss
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WOOD, EDDY a. CO., Augusta, Georgia
or WOOD, EDDY q co., Atlanta. Georgia.
or WOOD. EDDY a co., Wilmington, Della.

IL Of be numbers that are drawn from the Wheel with
the amount prize each entitled ts, will be pub
Ifhed after every drawing, in the following paperAugusta
IGa oustutona Mobile ReGisCe-. Nashville Gazette, New
York Weekly Day Book Richmond Dispatch, and Paudug Miss
mh25
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TXOR RkkT.---The large Room the Daily News q.
~ Zee form Ary occupied by Barnards Book Bindery. This
room b feet is suitable for Sob Printing Once, Book
Bndey, tnost any mechanical employment Steam PeH1
can he had from the News Office Engre, in this
Enquire Mr. FISHER at News Once, Of A " Linesey o.
he snssrriher jail JAMES ". HOTTB.
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The greatest llemsdy "a the world. ms. eo,5i.,
4 distilled fFofe berry known only 10 ss,.is ~. =.
chemically couIa nad with SONS Of tho uosf rri,s1s
medicinal roots herbs and harks known s. tl,e sS
of Easn, viz: BLo9D R00F, BLACK ROOF. Win
chERRT BARR, YELLOW DOCK, DASpEIIox- s.,s.p
ARILLA, ELDKg Flowers with othsrs prod,rjs, ~.
most fal.ibe reReoy Cor the restoration ~ hs.lrL
ever known. i IS natures own remedy c,,rIno H.
casa BY natural laws. When taken. is ina,,ssc =
felt eoursing through every vein Of Tie bodv n,Ss
ing and asesseratai the ercuiatlsn Of he Iood Il
Beufralizes any bilious matter IN the stomach a..
Etrengthens the whole orgaulzaffl,, - ~
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D. yoa wish to be healthy and struug9 Then 20 At
oiire, amt ct some Of MeLean's Cordial II will
strrnsihsH AMI invyarate your whole system ealssin
healthy and pare cs9nlatioH Of blood to flow through
every vein. and the 5ioh, rosy bloom Of health 10
HlotlHt 10 your check sgzin
Every buttjs Il warranted a. givn .atfss.ctiop
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We say to parents If your children are schIy puav
or afflicted with eraints prevalent among chiidres
give them sIns quAuiirs Of Nchezn's CorIiRi sr6
It will make then healthy, fut, and robust, DcIay
mot a nloneIt, nv L. and sea y IN be couYincod.
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heI after every drawing, the following papers:Augusta
Mobile Register, Nashville Gazette, New
York Weekly Day Book, Richmond Dispatch, and Pauldug (.iss
CLARION lmh23
A card 10 the Ladlcs--Dr. DupOncO's Pee
FiOdical Pills for Penn ics.--Are ihailble for
. moving stCpIages Irregularities OF TIE Nerves..
The nothing have used by the Doctor in
his practice many years. both in France and America with un
parslleled every and he urged by thou
sand u them to make the Pills public Tor the
alienation those suffering from irregularities whatever
preventive ladies whose health will not permit Of an Increase Of
mily.
Pregnant females those suppoang themselves
toned against using pills Wilde t condition, the propric
tor responsibility after the above admoniton although
their mdness would prevent injury to health, otherwise these
pills recommended Directions accompanying each box Price
81. Sold wholesale 10y - - -. -
Wholesale Druggists, Nashville, Tenn.
To whom all orders be addressed They will supply the
trade Propnors prices and furnish show cards and circulars
Sold at Retail in Nashville, by
DEMOVILLB & BELL, No 26 Cherry street.
G. ". HENDERSIOTT, Cedar and Public Square
;. STRETCH, corner Of Broad and Market streets.
Ladies by enclosing to either agents.
the above Pills (oOndenaly) BY nail part Of the
city country. -
T. B-Ts ingredients composing these Pills made knoVn
70 every agent selling them They you that they al
they are represented Ask Dr. BupOncO'S sol.
medicine you may depend upon, yet perfectly harmless
MANSFIELD & CO., Agents for Memphis.
WILSON & STARBIRD, Agents for Louisville
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THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT n
OWE A MILLIoN oF BorrtEs

This Cordial viii never fail TO cure any OF the above
diseases = taken as per directions each SUttle in
German, English, and French
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MeLRAN's STRENeTHEHING cORnrAL
VIVA eAoe'tAiiy cure
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA. JAUSpJoa,

% the Akidaeys. amd ali Df-eese-
arising from a Oisoraoroa IlVer a.
stSmaeh, Dyspepsia,
Heartburn. Inward Piles, Aedlty or sIckBes, Of TIA
Swimming In the Head. PslpEtation Of fbe Hrar4
Fuilness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Kructat9ns
CHOKING OF Snfioratng feeliug xheR hing dOSs
DFyne&s or VslOwness Of she Skin and kyss N;gM
Swcats, InGard Feyers, Pain in the Small AZ the Back
Chsst OF Side, Sudden Finishes Of Heat Depression Of
spirits, Fright ii Dreams, Langusr, Despozdency or
any Nervous Disease, Sores Blotches on>ths skin
ard Fever and Agas ior ChIlls and Fsgsr1 1t viii
also cure diseases Of the Bladder aud Womb such a.
Seminal Weakness, incontinsHcs Of Uri.e StraR-
quarry, Inflammation CT Toakness Of the -Homk or
Bladder Whites, etc.
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TO TIE hADTT9

Have been sold dRiag the last six months, aHe IN
r. instance has It failed ia giving entire stisE.ciau
Nha them IN suffer frGli weakn ess OF debility wheu
Aclfan's Strengthening Cordial VIII cure yon?
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FINE CHAND EAA6kSSs
WILL furnish Chsndsers, either for burning Gas, Oil OF
Candles suit sized building, Church Hotel or Pub<
an in the city county, with a tho gass Globes Shades
as cheap rs they AN be had from any market.
keep good Of all the small gSs fixtures, viii
Drop Lights paper fancy eolOd Glass Shades Paten Burn
Sn3,
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BE DRAWN
EACH SAEELRR az APRIL.

Z THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED TIdHTY-FIvE FRIzRs
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-28
Garibaldi in italy.

A recent letter from Florence says =
Wherever Garabaldi appears in his
progress through Romanga, he sends an
electric spark through the hearts of all
the Italian youth. Every one who sees
or hears him becomes soldier. The
language Of the harangues is short and
uncouth, but lit is to the purpose
" The priests and the foreigners" he says
" have always been and are at the bottom
of all our evils. 1t is time to settle &C.
counts with them, and to make short
work of it. Let every one who counts
himself an Italian stand up and follow
me. have seen both the French and
the Austrians face to face more than once.
lacy are brave troops, both of them, but
are no more than men, and men we are,
too. Their ranks arc numerous, but we
have a just cause, and God on our side
| offer myself as your guide. Those who
come after me will be at no loss to find
where the enemy is"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-28
Big Steamboat Talk.

A letter is published in the Buffalo pa
pers, signed by the Hon. Willard Fill
more, the Hon. S. G., Havens, and nun
Der of influential citizens, addressed to
Mr.. Rollin German, requesting him to
make public explanatio Of the prnci-
pies Of construction for steam navigation.
He proposes to establish, among others,
the following propositions That steam
ers may be constructed to run hundred
miles an hour, and so strong that the
greatest oceanic forces would not endan-
ger their safety that the economy of
their movements would be such as to re
duce the cost of transportation to less
than one fifth of the present rates that
when loaded with large freight and
passengers, and fuel enough for voyage
around the world, would not draw over
% feet ). that as a war ship, would be an
oycrmatch to all existing navies. Mr..
German made the subject his study for
13 years, and now made it public for the
first time. Eminent engineers of the Uni
ted States pronounce the plan practicable,
and destined to work a complete reyolu
ton in steam navigation.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-28
The Sacred Volume.

Some writer gives the following analy.
sis Of the Book of Books, the Bible:
1t is book of laws it shows, the right
and wrong.
tits book Of Wisdom, that makes the
foolish wise.
1t is book of Truth, which detects all
human errors.
1t is book of Life, and shows how to
avoid everlasting death.
1t is the most authentic and entertain
ing history ever published.
1t contains the most remote antiquities.
the most remarkable events and wonder.
full occurrences.
1t is code Of laws.
1t is perfect body of divinity.
Il is an unequalled narrative.
1t is book Of biography.
1t is a book of travels.
1t is a book Of voyages.
Ii is book of the best covenant ever
made, the best deed ever written.
1t is the best will ever executed-the
best testament ever signed.
1t is the young mans best companion.
1t is the school boys instructor.
1t is the learned mans masterpiece.
1t is the ignorant mans dictionary, aud
every mans dictionary.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-28

ssl A good story is told Of DR. Nc.
kenzie. Some time ago the doctor sac- :
companied some fair Philadelphians to
the Navy Yard in Brooklyn The day =
was fine but gusty he was eloquently
describing on the ferry boat the beauty
Of the surrounding country, when puff
of wind gently lifted his hat off his head, g
and carried it like bird tapping its
wings up the river. e
GOOD heavens" cried the doctor,
there's some poor fellows hat in the air, =
Well that's a joke | always laugh at ~
The roar Of laughter which greeted him
all round, and the direction Of all eyes
took to his head, induced him to put his
hand there.
by the powers" quoth he, Its my
hat !" But his native wit returning, he
said, as he saw it plump itself into the
water of the East river" That's true to
nature-a beaver always takes to the
water.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-28
Do Good.

A traveller was crossing mountain
heights alone, over almost untrodden
snow. Warning had been given him,
that if slumber pressed downahis weary
eyelids, they would inevitably be sealed
in death. For time he went bravely
along his dreary path. But with the
deepened shades and freezing blast of
night, there fell weight upon his brain
and eyes, which seemed to be irresist,
BILE. In vain he tried to reason With
himself in vain he strained his utmost
energies to shake off that fatal heavness.
AT this crisis of his fate, his feet struck
against heap that lay across his path.
No stone was that; although no stone
could be colder. He stopped to touch
it, and found a human body had burned
beneath fresh drift Of snow. The next
moment the traveller had taken brother
in his arms, and was cha6ng his chest
and hands and brow breathing upon the
stiff, cold lips the warm breath ofhis liy-
ing soul pressing the silent heart to the
beating pulses of his own generous DO
som. The effort to save another, had
brought back to him self life, warmth and
energy. He was man again /; instead
of weak creature succumbing to dcs
pairing helplessness, dropping down in a
drcamless sleep to die. He saved his
brother, and was saved himself. Go
thon." in the strength Of the Lord and
Giver of life and do likewise"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-28
Ton, Moore.

When Tom Moore, the poet returned
from the West Indies, where he held a
Government Office, he was defaulter for
eight thousand pounds. Great sympa-
thy was felt for him among his friends
and three propositions were made to him
to cancel the debt. Lord Landsdowne
offered to advance it on his future works
and the noblemen at Whites offered the
sum to him in subscription. This was
at time when subscriptions were on
foot for getting Sheridan out Of his
trouble and while Moore was consider
ing the three propositions just named, he
CHANGED to be walking down to st. James
street with two noblemen, when they met
Sheridan. Sheridan bowed to them
with. a familiar T" how are you n z" DIN
the fellow" said one of the noblemen, he
might have touched bis hail subscribed
hundred pounds for him last night r =
Thank God you dare make 70 such
criticism on a, bow from me !" said Moore
to himself. The lesson sank deep. He
rejected all the offers made to relieve
him-went to Passy, and lived in com.
plete obscuritv in that little suburb of
Paris, till he had written himself out Of
debt. Under the spur of that chance re.
mark were written some of the works by
which Moore became best known to DOS.
terity.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-28
Brussels T.ana

Some idea may be formed Of what .
sumptuous article of dress is this lace
from the following paragraph in a letter
to the Boston Journal. '''
The regularity Of this lace. in add;t.
ion to its ineness. which Distinguishes il
is that many OF the choicest patterns are
worked separately, with the most micro.
scope minnteness, and are sewed on
The fax employed in tile manufacture
grows near place called Hal i; the very
best, however, comes from Bebeoue. and
costs from $50 to $50 per pound. We
have told that much. depends upon the
tenuity of the fibre. We we're offered a
yard OF the most expensive quality Of the
lace for the modest sum of forty dollars.
but very good quality could have been
purchased for twelve dollars. We saw
some even as low as three dollars
Handsome sets, embracing ladies' col-
lars and sleeves Of poiat lace, are sold
from tw elve dollars upward.
Beautiful Applique sets are sold as low
as six dollars. The prices perfectly as
tonished our ladies, who had so often
been sold by the American venders.-
The persons who spin the thread for
lace and also for French cambrics, are
Obliged to work in confined dark rooms,
into which light is only admitted par
TALLY by small aperture, and by being
thus compelled to pay more constant at
tention to work, they discipline the eye
and attain the faculty of spinning the
dax of that webIike ineness which con.
stitutes the excellence of these two IA
brlcs. We are told that the girls EN-.
pioyed in these establishments eau only
earn from 20 to SO cents per day on ar
average.