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Land for sale.

WILL sell my beautiful farm, eoatalulng two hun
dryd acr-s, handsomely improved, Situated oh
Nortn oI SasnS iile iEnsne lately TIE LOUIS
vile <Ssnyiise Branch Turnpike, miles trOn
Louisville and NAsnyiise iIr"al, adjoining te
IArEn vf William d. PhalIps. ! refer persOas SisaIAg
the tarm To Ar. "a. d. Phillips fnis iaTm nas
IwO neyer-ia.,g springs oI nie water AnI Is of
tsso heInest places ia the state can De purchased
good terms at private sale, ba1Secn this aud Tue rst
sa UcG,bsr neAt ~ shscn it wl DO ,.usTod by
me al pa ohc sale CAEsUI1SE J. BELL.
Juns1-ld
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No. D MAhhEl
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
lave now III store ana to arrive
4 SUGAltS.
90 hhds. New Orleans sugar all grades;
loo UDis. crushed sugar, ala sr"ucs;
90 ~. Louis LOaI sugar ,aiL grades
80 Powdereu sugar ,dlI raues.
800 bags prime Rio CoGee.
MUI.AoSES.
100 bbIs. New Crop SiOiasses, al lsradesi
loo hall bbls. New Crop AoIAsses, Al grades,
80 bbls. ana Kegs uoIuen o!'up.
LlUUUtLo.
100 bbIs Pike Is Magnolia " hsky.
loo - Dean n Hale 5 40,
loo Smith e rtescrve doi
loo 4" ola Rye uoi
IO, 10 Nswsom's do; Irebble distilled;
100 - tennessee White do;
40 a. Ola CUdutry doi
loo 81 Old bourbon do;
loo =" Old Moaougehala dos
10 Robertson county do;
loo pkgs. Port anu Malaga Vine;
10 baskets champagne "Iaei
SOU pkgs. 6r1ndy various ofLhus
200 oDIs. NOUS celebrated CIDER Vinegar.
SU\DRIEo.
1000 kegs Nails assorted;
500 boxes star Cdndics;
400 hall boxes itllow Candles,
lCVO iicanIs Hemp %Tappius faper;
100 boxes starch;
1000 bags Fine SAT-:
$4,000 q. ID Caps,
loo bbls Fresh Ale;
30 IIcrCos ldCv.
100 q and l. ID C.IIdis Black aud Common Tea;
SO chests Black aud Green lea;
25U cans Fresh Cove oysters;
LOO boxes " . *. Cheese prime;
loo - h. ID. e
800 bags shot, assorted;
1000 Ds. Bar Lead,
80 bags BLACK Topper;
100 duL. Bruoms
lUU - Cotton Rope;
loo boxes soda an papers;
100 - Scotch SuuH;
$50 - stuck Candy;
100 " Fancy do;
lUV casks English soda;
1000 dog. assorted Buckets:
In and sale lower In An they an he al esa
where. -
We are Agents for a large Wooden wareand Bucke ct
Mandatory and are prepared, al times to Sc
the Trade AT Manufacturers prices ,freip hi added
CARTER, hIlSFURD X Co,
dcclo No. Market street
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From the Advertising Agency o. !. n. rErnNsIIL.
GoufatioHal.
BiNDUSIi MALE SEMINARY.

1'HE next session of this Institution, sltuated on
the G4iiatin Turnpike, two miles m les from
Nash vile, Team, will Commences on MoxDAY sKP.
rKsBkE bth, aud coatin1e uli July lat, leoO. For
terms ofisoard nd Tuition apply 20 the rrgned
aagSo-a3w NATH'L CROSS.
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Public Sale of Fine Blood Stock,
HORSES, JACKS, MULES, &C., SC,

TINHE undersigned, administrators Of John Shelby,
i dect ased, viii oner tor sale at FatherlaiId,
SATURDAY, the lsT day Of OCIOBEN next, the fol
lowing Blo2ded Horses
The celebrated horse SOCKS and his DAM,
in ioa by AibiOH aud three OF his hall sisters,
four years od iher three, ami th third two
years old MARK YOUNG,a Black Stallion, four
years old, by Albion, out al Lilac. The uam of
Bette Martin ana three oI her It's: March, (gTey
four years old, aud hIs tull bcotuer (bIy,) threc
years old, bOIh sired by imported Emu, aud a half
brother twO years old, sired by Chiide Harold A
Grey Mare by imported Sovereign, out OF ArchlaLa,
in toal by ALBION. Morgan Mare, splendid
animal, ABOUT eight sars old, and her yearlug
colt. A pair of Scotch ponies, (gTey,) well broken
20 harness three years old and the other four.
ALSO
Three Jacks, from four 70 six years old; several
rk horses and mules aud between fifteen ami
twenty head OF cattle, amongst which three
young b"ils OF the pest blood several wagons aud
carts With htrDess aud various farming implements,
including No Reaper. cultivators, PtOugus, &c.
Pedigrees OF the above mentioned stock will be
given iiandbiils, to be issued Immediately.
TER RdS-Iwelve months Credit-nUtes we'll
cured and ayable IN Bank
WASHINGTON BARROW.
A V. ). LINDSIEY.
Nashville Aug 27-td
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sunday next, July Srd, 1853,
Passenger Trains will as follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 1925 A. NJ and 8 M.
'' Stevenson $50 " and $50 p. "
Arrive at Chattanooga at 90 A. NJ aud S:OOP. NJ
GOING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at 2:3O A. NJ. and 220P.M
4" Stevenson At $50 A. VI. and 5:20P.M.
Arr Nashville at IL so p. NJ. and 80 p. NJ.
DOTH Trains making close connections East and
ID West aL Stevenson, with Memphis and Char 'ston
and other railroads to New Orleans and other South
cites, at Chattanooga Wit4 Georgia state
Road and by Il with 9th r Roads running through
icorga. south Carolina and Alabama, and with East
Tennessee and Georgia Railroad at Chattanooga,
connecting link in the Virginia route, 10 lynchbuTg
RichmOni, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Washington city,
New YORK and other Fast 'rp cities.
Through tickets may be had at any hour on apIlica
zion Ia Ticket Agent, at Office al Depot Ia the follow
ing places. yz Nov York, via. last Tennessee and
Virginia iut =: New York. via Guar ton, Philadel-
phia, Baltimore, Washington city, Petersburg Rich
mond Lyncbhurg, Knoxville, Charleston, Sava nah,
Macon, Augusta, Atlanta Montgomery, Huntsville,
Grand Junction, Memphis, " Orleans, Virginia
Springs cersheba Springs and McMinnville
L w. COLE, Superin' endent
july1-tf RGSU4A
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Dautf0.
Cross 'Vies WanteN.

Cross EieS Wanted.
TNHE Nashville and North western Railroad Com
l. IILAy wish 10 contract ior 40, 900 CEDAR CROSS
TIkS Ieet long, inches thIcN wcIl newn, TO f4ce
1t udrruWcat place not less than tCbes clear oil
bark nber DC sound; be delig cred at Tie grade
line uf the road LA Nashville.
The contractors want ~ contract for 80 900 WHITE
PUSr-OAk fIkS uf the SIZE "a the above, to
be deIv cred the line OF the road ia piles from
section IL to section "a, enough each section
supply Jhe same.
Persons wishing to bid will direct the President
and directors OF the Nashville aud North western
railroad COmpOny, Nashville, Tennessee.
JuS 2l-u
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DON'T READ THIS

Nj EN WANTED, t0 sell RAPID SELLING, valuable
vi FAMILY Ho.Ks.
HISTORICAL, DESCRIPTIVE, RELIGIOUS, &C.,
Al Too prices, with INTERESTING CONTENT, and beiut
iuliy CULpkED PLATES.
RS- For uLtrs with fuii particulars, apply 10
HAIRY HowE who for tocaty years oeen bl shcr
Of Agents ooks szcaSteeiy. Address him at III
lain street. Gu n.itti, onio or, you live East, At
loo Nassau street, y. u augi3-weo2mo
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FON SALE.

A NY person wishing to purchase neat Country
n Resdcuce, with about Nine Acres Of good Land |,
miles from the city, the GtIIatn turnpike, can
get bar gain by applying at this Office
aug23-lm
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Farm for Sale.

I AN Offering Tor sale, privately, thtt valuable
j rr.et OF Lad known as the hLys Tract, sitIat;d
On the NasIyi nI Chattanooga Ril.r sId, Joat
mites irOm tue city. fIc Improve lients are III the
best description, consisting OF due Bs!cN houss win
all other necessary Uut houses. Ibere Is 40 yul %
acres cleared lana, balance nelviy t.ubccei. the
place Is also ell ~aIered. Lac u Altogether, IS
the most des able places Ia Tue vicinity OF
NAshyule. IL not sold Oy nIs. OF SOvs.nOer u
wIl Be Tor reHt the s.Isuilg year. For PsrucIlsrs
call on T. X. GL ASLUCa n -. or NANCe x NuUp-
sepls-a JAS. v. HAYS
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NUMBER 159.
os AVER -
Ague Cure.

ToR TdE SPEEDY Ours ov
Intermittent Fever, OF Fever ana Asus. Re-
mStIs1r Fever, Chit Fever, Dumb AEae,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Fasaa---
ache, and Bilious Fevefs, indeed for rae
whole class Of diseases originating ia bii-
iary arrangement caused BY she Malaria
OF miasmafie countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by the ne,
cessities q the American peopla than SIRE ana
SAFE cure Tor Fever and Agge. Such We azs
nov enabled to ofter, With a perfect cs1tsinly
that II VIII eradicate the disease. sGd WITH a.
suranee' fcunded o'i pro5f. that No harm saa
arse nom It's Use IN sHv qUsntltv.
That which protects fIom OF prevents this d. s.
arler must be o. uaInense service IN the cSu1na.
mites where It prevails. Prsrsafssn IS better thsa
cure. for the patient escapes the Isk which be
must run IN Violenr attacks CT this balefal d.
temper. This 81 Cure E" expels the miasmafic 8
poison Of FEVER AND A0Uz from the system and
prevents the development Of the disease. ii taken
On the FIRST approach Of IS premonitury symptoms.
IL is not only the best remedy YET dse0yersd
tor this eAss OF eomplaints. bat also the cheapest
The large quantity we supply for dollar brings It
within the reach Of every body and IN bilious
districts. where FEyEE AND AGuE prevails. every
body should have IL and i freely both for cure
and protection. 1t IS hoped this price VIII place il
Within the reach Of all = the poor as wen as the
rich. A great superiority OF tins remedy over any
other discovered fur the speedy and certain
cure OF Internittents is. that il contains Qahlns
OF mineral. consequently il produces quinsTz o.
other injurious effects whatever upon the consttu-
ZION. Those cured By II are LEFT as healthy i z
they had never had the disease.
Fever and AgHe IS not alone the Consequence u
the miasmatie poison. A great variety OF dsordss
arise from its irritation. among which are Neural-
gs, Rheumatism, GOut, Headache Bludnsss
ToOthaehe Earaehe. Cata1h, Asthma. Palpitatian.
Painful Affection Of the Spleen. Hys,eFcs Pam IA
the Bowels, Cole. Parslysis. aad Dernugsment Of
the Stomach. an Of which. when originating IN
This eanse, put on the intermttet tvpe, beeous
periodical. This :. CURE eUpels the peizon from
the blood, and consequently cures them ali aka.
II Is an Invaluable protection to Immigrants and
persons travelling Temporarily residing Ia the
malarious districts. If taken occasionally OF daily
While exposed TO the infection, thai viii be excre-
ted nom the system, aad cannot aceumulats IN
sufficient quantity to rpen INTO disease. Hence 4
is even more valuable fer protection than cure snd
few viii ever suffer from Intsunitfents. # they
avail themselves Of ths prc1sct.0R this remedy
affords.
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A Washington correspondent Of the Journal Of
Commerce says az is q matter Of historical
record that the invasion Of cora field, in Rhode
Island, by fllbuster hog belonging to an ad-
iaeent farm, brought up the var Of 1912 between
IKE United States and Great Britain. The speok
of Esr which has arisen on our northeastern
boundary is caused by another hog, which animal
owed allegiance to the Hudson's Bay Company,
but made havoc among The potatoes Of an Ameri-
can saustter ia the Island of San Juan" The
squstter shot tie hog, and resisted an order for
his arrest aud transfer 10 the town CT Victoria
fo,' trial This caused thFeatsnsd withdrawal OF
the protection which had been aHOTaed to the
Auefia an settlers by the HudsOn's Bay Company
from IEa an hostility and depredstiOns Hence
An appeal VAS made by the settlers to Gen. HAR-
KAY for protaclou, in compliance with which he sent
csptsin P1cEEFr and two skeleton companies TO
the place This procedure on the part Of Genersi
HAzssr will be approved and sustained but such
s,pIsz .,i,ug viii be MADE. and such measures ta-
ken. as viii prevent any collision Se'"sen 'nr
troops sni the British authorities-
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ANARCHY IN LOUISIANA The troubles in Yer
milliOp and Lafayette parishes, Louisiana, grow
ing out of the depredatiOns of disrepatable char
acters which resulted ia The formation of a Vigi-
lance Committee, have not been suppressed. The
following paragraph, which We extract from the
Baton Rouge Allocate Of the 18th, indicates that
matters are becoming even more serious than be-
fore, and that very grave spprehensions are en-
tertsined. 1t must be 30 when the Governor Of
great State feels constrained TO repair to the
scene of disorder. Here is the paragraph from the
AdvOcate:
Gov. Wieklide left this morning for Vermilou-
vile lend his presence and authority 10 the sup
preston of the anarchy that recns in the parishes
of Lafayette aud NeEmillion. Urgent Otti eal let
ters from Judge Martel and accounts by private
correspondence rendered it imperative that the
Governors presence necessary TO the preserva-
ton Of the laws and respect to the legally eOnst
tuted authorities Report says that the Higilsnts
are 500 strong, aud that their proceedings are of
the most sspguinary nature. Il is though that mi
lta will have to be called out 10 suppress the ont
break against Law and order.
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Public Sale of Fine BIOOded stock.
HORSES, JACKS, MULES, &c.
BELONGING no THE ESTATE OF JOHN
SHELBY.

NHE undersEned administrators Of John Shelby, deceased,
will offer for sale ST Fatherland, on
Saturday. the 1st day OF October next
the following blO0dcd horses
The elebster horse SOCKS aud his in foal BY
Albion and three Of his half sisters years DID, another
three, third Marx YOUNa Stall
Hon four old by Albion, Of Lilac The dam OF Bette
Martin and three Of her cots. March, Irey) four years Old, and
his full brother ay three years od both sired BY Imported
Emu, and half brother two old sired by Chlde HsrOd
Grey Mare, imported 5Overgn Of ArchaHa 10 s
by Albion A Morgan Mare, splendid animal. about eigt
years Old and her yearlng colt pair 0f Scotch Ponies )
we'll broken in harness. three ed the other four
ALSO,
Three Jacks from four years DID, work horses
mules and between fifteen and twenty head Of cattle
which young the wagons
with harness and various farming Implements nelui-
ing a No Reaper. CulIiyators, Ploushs, Sc.
PedigFeas the will be given in hand
bills he issued Immediately.
TERMSTwelye aOnths orednotes well secured and paya.
bic in hank. WASHINGTON BARROW,
aue.S-dEWtd A. v. =. LINDSLEH
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TO Cnrresnnna aenI1,

1t will great deal flour friends
IN writing to Us, will hsaI in mir the following rules
Of your letter r
II wish the Paper changed another give
both Offices in full.
III you write business and other Matters write separate
sheets OF paper, or different leaves Of sheet.
Letters and communications solicited all such facts
and subjects may be Of information interest to the public
Anonymous communications Of character will receive
no attention.
Correspondents should write ony upon side Of the paper
We cAuot IN fertake to return ected communications
All letters business should be directed Messrs &. g.
EASTMAN a. Co. not personally 70 either Of the Pro-
i,FietOrg
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TIE CorFoH CaoP IN ALABANA--Ihere IS 3 sec
tiou of country in Alabsms known as the Cane
brake one Of the richest cotton producing regions
in the South correspondent Of the Marion (Aia- }
Commonwealth has been in portion Of that section
and writes the following discouraging letter con-
eerning the cotton crops;
spent several days in the Prairie section OF
our country and have made it my business TO oo-
serve closely every field of cotton that have pass
ed have also inquired of planters IN regard TO their
crops So far my observation goes have never never
SaSi more oomplete failure, and have never heard
louder complaints nor seen longer vsages than are
worn BY that complaining set Of individuals called
planters. :,
My candid opinion is that there will not be hall
as much cotton made on all the prsFle lAnus Oegln-
| - ;nnediatelv south of Greensboro aud running
to Demopolis, thence east to SelRa, embracing the
countrv north known as the Walker Prairie, Scott
Prairie and Round Prairie, &C., as made last year
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GAIT HOUSE,

TE1HE Proprietors Of the GAIT HOUSE, preparing fo1
large os travel from The opening OF the Louisville
art Nashville Railroad, have enlarged te Hotel To double "
former capacity, with aud extensive Billiard Rooms, Bath
Rooms, &c
The public sy rely that the Esllearnsd reputation Of th'
GALT HoJsE, strictly drst class HOTEL shall he maintained
This House conveniently located for tr.yel East West
the Louisville Office Jacksonville Railroad having d
railroad all Northern and Eastern Cities
the Landing Of the United States Mail Line Steamers for Cncn
natl and the East. within square sf the EOtel.
Baggage checked in the Gait House all :he Principa
points, NORTH, Easi and West.
II 2 Time from LOuisyIs to NeS York 3S hours.
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Ayers Cathartio Pills,
FOR ALL TIE PURPOSES OF 4 FAMILY pHYsle.

composed that disease within the rangs OF tsr
acr0n can rarely withstand them. Their pen
etatng properties search, and eieaase and RvF3ras3
every portion Of the human organism correcting is
diseased action and restoring Its healthy vitates As
consequences Of these properties. The Invalid who IS
bowed down with pain physical debility is asfouishsd
to ind bis health ensrgy Tsstn1ed By rs1asiy
once so simple and inviting,
Eoteonly do they eurs the eyesy-day complaints u
every body, but also many Formidable and dahzeI5gs
diseases. The agent beiGa named Is pleased to hFasa
gratis my American Almanac, containing certificates
Of their cures ard directions for their use IN the follow
ing complaints C5ststsssss, Hs1tbtsn, HeGfaahs,
oyIsag from GssoTGsyei sf01Rrh. RaaseG Iligssf0s
Pam 20 dsG Morbid iaGctioss ef he B0les FIftslcy
Loss Of Agpssits. aIsidscs and other kiqdred com
plaints arising nom low state Of hs boy a6stroc-
ton CT its functions Ihsy excellent Alternative
for the renovation Of the blood aud the restoration Of
tone and susn2A 10 the system ds5itatsd b. disease
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Oh II II l. A q

Hoist, host our Gag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold aost high,
Unfold its banner every ghsTs,
Beneath the western say
Ia war, let evers stripe gO forth,
Borne by the psiriOt's hand.
Proclaim It's beauty and its worth,
Der mOOf aud hill and strand.
II peace guard well The sscrsd boon,
Beqgeathei by patriots blood
Dor OH twas won in freedoms cause,
Amid the battles aood
Hoist hoist, tag to heavens breeze,
Let every foh host high,
Unfufl its bssneF eVsTy EEaTs,
Beneath tas western sig.
Hoist hoist, our Tag In Arts great reign,
Let svery star host higher
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tziisst spiTs
Let fsRlsss5Sus sveTy TheTe--
Let every state around,
kn5S where type OF nature 3 nsis,
Where every Eyys is found.
Above our oEn Art Ga1sgE,
Our country s standard wave,
Aud underneath its fOfis preside,
The beautiful-ths bIass-
The oEiid-the Paf fsht--PstTi0t-siTs
TIE warrior without STRIFE,
Rests here il sweetest pOftTsituTs
WIN every charm Ba! lie.
Tbsn raise our bznnsrt5 thsskyi
let every star bear lsTs5
That types st the art GGHay,
Ais made BY c, @. HUdHE5,
fahfE-tSWtf t'nTnss O. cntlsZa sud UBiar
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CHOSSN.TIFS W.VTED-

gNuE NAhEe and North Western Railroad Company wish
u 70 contract Tor 10000 Cedar CrOss-Ties. feet
long lss. soA well hewn, face place not
less sh oeaf Of bark lumbar 10 he sound, to be deliver
81 AZ the grade line OF the road IN Nashville
The contractors went to contract for 3O,OOO white or
P0El YAK Aless OF The sze A. above 10 he delivered
lin OF the road piles from seio ~ a. ~tion -
enough each section % supply the same
wishing bid viii direct 10 tbe p..ia., a Dr,rt
srs Of the Nashville and North western Rslrosd COMPANY
bsshYils TslR. ioITsb-9
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The Empress EuGEyIE has just presented the
dress worn by her her first appearance at church
after the birth of the Prince Imperial, the smbrO-
derry Of which cost % .000f TO the statue of the
Virgin on the altar Of Notre Dame De Ia Garde st
Marseiiles
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IINnON FOR SALE.

NyE are offering for sale the Mansion and "A
w farn Of A b. Montgomery, situated on n ktfA
:; vi F555: ssa E:.sE: '5ss nj. e:i:; 5::%
e. iof sale anywhere in the vicinity OF Nashville.
eoHulns altogether acres, onethird wood ltn1s
under ieDcen cultivation. We deem IL unnecessary
speak for itself 4 l. ER w BROWN,
Nlk--du Real Estate Agents.
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Nashville Races,

Nashville Races.
* e WILL comI7snce Tuesday, OcfOs
IL MA 6er 4Jh, with sweepsisks for two
SFfH SH8AA@ rear ola, nile LsAts. Sl00 ea-
sSSS-SS=s@ trance So forfeit ClSsei with 2 en
skroED RACE day SEspstaks for three ysa ola f66
entrance fcrfeiI. Closed with entries
THRU EACE, dsy, Masch foT 500 side One mile
heats
M EvEz1v names eh e. by g. Elliott yssrsold M LEs-
Is names 2. f. BY 0thslla, years old
WEDEEsnAY, October 5h Club p1rse $500 fSu mule heats
THURSDAY October h swespssks for three year old OnS
mile 500 entrance, $50 forfeit CLOSED With ENTREES
FRDAY, October Fh.-Cluh purse, S2oO. One mile heats
SATURDAY October ethPToprisors purse 500 Two nlls
heats. lSepl-ul 5. J. CARTER Propristor.
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RExEwABLn AT PLxAluRE.

One Square, one year. s5OEach additional Square, si0
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged fOr ghe excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
oNE DOLLAR Square for rs and FTIY CEST for each
subsequent insertion.
Adyertseents published in both the Daily aud Weekly will
be charged the full daily rates half the wseky rates
added
hasteRt Ad0erssieoens must BE- paid for at the time Of
iHScF iON
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The Virgins papers advocate general eslenra-
lion of the anniversary of the battle Of Yorktown
on the 10Th of October next. They propose that
all the citizen soldisry shall sncamp upon the bat
tie ground and sSsbIais the dsy in proper style.
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The Adams ENpres. company.
Ga G
SPECIAL NOTICE

FENHE Adams EXpress C0pa1y hes leave To- announce 10 their
friends and tie public Of Nashville that tey have coDcud
- arrangements with the Louisville and Nashville Rail Road
Company under which they will extend operations Of their
ENpTess Of that Rosd, commencing August list s5q
On the completion of the Nashville snd Of the road Bowng
Green, sbout the 10Th Ol August lo9, messengers
through between Nashville and Louisville
FOR particulars 10 rates, time, &c apply 10
A. X. HOLT,
nur2 ar M % Mnrket Street. NASHVILLE. Tam
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Ayers Cherry Pecroral,

FOR TIE RAPID crnz cs
Coughs. Colds, Influenza, H0eTseness, Group
Bronchitis, Ineipieht Consumption, and tOE
the relief OF GORsumptiTe Patients IN ads
Ysnced stages "a the disease.
So wide is the field Of irs ussf1ness and numerous
are Eases Of its CuTes that almost every section u
country nbSunds IN petsons publicly known, who hsFs
been restored from alarming and desperate DIS
eases Of the lungs by is When once tried is
superiority over every other medicine o kind too
apparent TO escape observation, and where its virtues
are known. the public TO Longer hesitate vi Al audJts
employ for the distressing and dln gsrou alasucn4
Of the pulmonary organs ihar are inlideut o our
climate. While many interior remedies Jhrtst upJn
the community have failed and beer dCaItet this has
gained friends by every tTAl Censsrrsd dement's TIA
slhred they forget, and nr0dUted -CTs5 tcs
numerous and TOO remark ahle u De f9Isottsu.