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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24
ALABAMA RIVER.

u. 8. FOX
~ h Daily, in connection with the N. o.. o. and
e. W. Raroad-The fast steamer st. Mary. j.
y. A;tikson, master, built expressly for passen.
gers and light freight will connect with the Opeosas Railroad
leaving Bewick Bay daily for Patersonvle Cenerve and
Franklin and will extend her trips Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays Clarendon eannerets and New Town. connecting
Lafay cite, Grand Coteau, Opelousas and Washington.
Running time from New Orleans to Washington twentysx
honrs, being the quickest ronie travelled
As the St. Mary leaves the Railroad daily she offers better
facility for delivering upeight than in the trade
Shippers will please tic their ay receipts
j. NJ. JOHNSON Il CO.,
aft No. 3 Old Levee, Agents.
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Leaves on SATURDAY 9Th Inst at5P NJ
FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAM

Msg h Bay on Cengte Grand Ecore St. Maurice, Mont
xs=zzz5k Babins and all intermediate landings on Red
rverThe elegant light daugh and fnst running passenger
packet steamer VIM. Campbell, Geo Sweeney. MASTER
A. NJ swartwont, clerk will leave above For freight
passage having splendid accommodations apply board
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
d20 Advertising Agent.
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TENsAs AND BAYOU MACON.
GU A CHIT A RIVE Err

Leaves SATURDAY. Gath inst, at s P. NJ
REGULAR TEN-DAY PACKET
~ 1.-The elegant, fast running passenger packet
[Rltt94A54fT steamer Saline, Geo. Miller, master VIM r.
GElEa Miller clerk will leave above for all landings
Upper and Lower Tensas and Black For freight
passage having unsurpassed accommodations apply board
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Leaves SATURDAY. oath inst. at 5 r. NJ, positively
REGULAR LOxy-xVATEcR RED
. ~ i River Packet-For kiamechi Roland Laynes
port Fulton Shreveport Alexandria, Nornians
sz[szn Barbin's anil all intermediate landings Red
ryerIhe light dEnught and
steamer VIM. s. Johnston, VIM. II. chi, master,
W. Thompson clerk will leave above For freight pas
sage apply on board.
d2l yIRGINIus G. DENTZEL,
Advertising Agent
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10 bhls whisky Payne & Kemp-30 do Harris
10 bxs mdse Wright &co-l3l bdls paper E r
Stevens &co-500 coils rope to Parmele g. Bro-77
bbls whisky 100 bxs candles R Crump-9 hhds
tobacco Presprich &co-259 bbls pork to Hilliard,
Summers 100000 ties lard Martin, Cobb &co-l05
kgs feet "a bbls ribs do joles 35 boxs soap bxs
tongues Kennedy &co-446 bbls pork 400 bbls
Watts &co-606 bbls -four . do suadries B P Ethel
&co-23 bbls kraut Is kgs feet Schneider Il Wise
is bbls onions 200 cabbages Greye & Were-39s
bdls chairs D Kent &co-l00 bbls oil do beans
| bbls eggs 60 bxs apples E II Fairchd &co-l33
seeks corn West & Nettleton-l7 pkgs mdse J Lech-
nero bales cotton r l. Adams &co- AL scks
corn p Ethel &co-5ll bbls flour A D Grief &co
-sundres to order-Total 20 bales cotton A hhds
tobacco.
IA bales cotton H & J NJ Allen &co-23l do
Bres &co-l59 Pitcher & Goodrich-l57 do Cutrer
Harrison &co-l02 Tete \ Dupuy-95 do Phillips
Nixon NJ; &coms2 Carroll, Hoy &co-7s do Tarleton
Noblom &co-67 do Payne & Harrson-66 do b
planche &co-63 ellis, Ferguson &co--69 Battle,
Noble &co.5S VIM Soery &co-57 L Male &co-
81 DaSilya &co-4s Lewis 4 Oglesby-40 Bran
aea ~ Y Hubbard-26 Wright Il Allen-22 Il S Oliver
n ~. campbell Strong--1S do West Renshaw &
Gammack-l7 Fellowes &co-l7 A Levi &co-l5
freiise1, Stevenson &co- II ] Q & B s Kicks &eo
A. Aaa.,, con Sonnoiy &e9-lo Wood \ Low-lO Foley,
Avery &co-6 Sam Barrett Ward Hunt &co-4
y Y Cromwell-rotal 20lS bales cotton,
! LOWER COAsT-Per steamer Empire PARISH
40 hhds sugar Cazenaye--24 hf bbls molasscs to
Carroll, Hoy &co-30 hhds sugar IS bbls molasses
J de Egana-20 hhds sugar Rotchford, Brown 4
cos do A Roberts &co-l0 do W & b Urouhart
Ii do 40 bbls mslasses 100 hf do G Oliyierll do
| so bbls moasses Il LaSere-l SEX rice W Z Thomp.
son-l Dbl sugar R LAMBERT do LambertEl
\ do Il Dupuy-sundries to order-Total l46 hhds
sugar Dbl do 21S bbls molasses l2S hf do.
DONALDSONYIII4E ~ Per steamer d Jr-
40 hhds sugar NJ Gordon jr-24 do II bbls molasses
Tete &co-l5 hhds sugar Lapice Bros--34 bhl
i molasses E Forstrll-30 do Braud & Landry:
hhds sugar Lananx-35 bbls molasses Augastir
Thibeaut-2 bbls sugar l hf do NJ Gordon jr-4
1 Dbl syrnr Augustn s. Thibeaut-17 empty hbis Y
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JEFFERSON AND CARROLLTON.

MOBILE-Per steamer Oregon-99 bales cotton
Black & Byington-47 do to order-Total lag bales
rnttnn
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! ---- LehHes on SATURDAY, Dec. a al A. NJ
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
~ A-For Grand Ecore, Nnchiocles, Tiger Island st
skksass Maurice, Favsrons Montgomery Dnrnnd,s Bux.
on's, Mouth Of Cane River, Cotie Alexandria
Noran's arbns and all Intermediate landings river
The magnificent and fast running passenger packet pides
sage apply on board. -
FIRGINIUS @. DENTZEI.
dl2 Advertising Agent.
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: ItEUUIAA MEMPHIS AND NEW
. ~ Orleans Packet - the fine, regular passenger
1aaEe steamer s,, Repgblic, seu Montgomery mas
andng above For freight passage apply on board or in
- BELL, BUCHANAN h co,
" ..,.. - 81 Poydras street
This boat connects at Napoleon with regular packets for
packets st. I.onis f ' '''is"t
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ing Woudb paid hts wages il medium which would not b
ID danger 81 fsfislihg before he could use l.
six Of the Pennsyvania, asFJlapd NIginia AaeA'
ma, Lousana and Anfslready robt thsiasue q notes
of less denomination shan Eve dollars.
sr 6onge might have added 10 The States which
have prohibited issuing Denomination than
five dollars, hat eject having gone operation
TIE iss Of sny, less
From these w have tise following returns
Specie, Sil,a55ga6 oireaiatioDs ss.liaea depeses,
ST 95l CSC. fetal current credits SIla lls,J5a.
From The remaining anereeting States, tFeny in number,
and lremfhe egF 81 Nebraska have The following
specie, Sg3 f2s crcuaton %; dePostes S8s.
36 $50 Total 81 current credits, s3fis56i. al
Ra.o the doIsrisseng States, little than nineteen
cents in specie for each dollar in paper.
Ratio in Ave dollar issuing States little less than
thirty and laif oepp in for dollar paper
In words wAie in the dollar the paper
the specie than dYe to Il in the i've dollar note
States ess than three n bne
Great are i aiyantsSes that the establish
iaefendeut treasury system Of the United States
goeesr1ea. and State only s separated
e5ty county authorities continue to receive aud
pay bank notes ana depose ke funds in hanks
have years their solid independent treasury systems
II those sales, having territorial surface Of SIG 5i square
miles (ar han st OF all the AtlAntic States from Maine
70 eoTa and having but few facilities for traFe Fe had no
di6ieHy conducting Their cal hard Nancy
principles hon easy woud he FER such States New York and
Pennsylvania dispense their treasury Affairs, with paper
ing in view the gradual Introduction Of sod independent state
treasury system
is,we H have Offices Of depo transfer, discount and
change But these banks need not degenerate into money
manu- factories.
Whatwe hard money banks which shall lend only the
amount Of their capital, and keep safely, and transfer IRON
aecoun to aeher uoh OF gold and silver be
deposited with item, without lending the to any body
Such Bullion lately instituted New York. When
brought inn full operatinn it will e an example Of BARKING
sugf 70 Dean example which, It is deyoutly to be de.
this principle the people wond have all the advantages Of the
present system without its disadvantages
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n1vEn AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.
boats LEAvIaG THIS DAY.

boats LEAvIEG THIS DAY
Melrofe, for Pittsburgh, at y o'clock.
Kate French, for Cincinnati ct Oclock P. N
Ashland, for Paducak, a. u o'clock.
The steamer James johnson, will be the first
regular Union Line Steamer to New Orleans. Her
de- gture will positively take place on Saturday
evening next. Persons DESTROYS of pleasant trip
with an agreeable crowd, would DO all to make
early application for rooms.
The steamer Melrose, for Pittsburgh, will be pune
tual in her departure this day ut Il o'clock.
Steamer Delaware vas yesterday re-sOld by the
L. s. Marshal, to Capt o. W. Davis, for the sum Of
S2l25 We understand he intends the boa. as q
wharf boa. for our city landing
River nearly at a stand with water sufficient foI
largest class slCamars.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ashland, from Paiucah.
Sommers, from Pittsburgh
Kate French, from Cincinnati.
CUBA from Paiucah.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
Wenona, for Cincinnati.
Cuba, for Paducah.
Wm Henry, for ports above.
EXPECTED TODAY.
James johnson, from New Orleans.
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NEW TRIMMING STORE.
BORGFEEDT ~ GUNTRATH,
ChnrrN


Lately occupied by Demovlle & Bell,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
ESPECIALLY beg inform their friends and the
public generally, that they WILL Tuesday, March st,
open at the above mentioned and large assortment Of the fol-
lowing goods, viz
Paris Dress and IIantiIIa Trimming.
The newest and choicest patterns in all colors.
Leather and silk Elastic Belts,
so per than before offered in this Market
Buttons
Of all kinds-a great variety.
Fancy Goods.
The newest styles in Fans Hair Pins Bracelets Brooches at
prices which defy competition.
Combs and brushes.
splendid assortment.
Hosiery.
English and GeTr,an, all sizes and qualities.
Small Wares.
Thread, Needles, Tapes Pins, ETC.
Baskets
The finest French goods and the largest assortment intro
duced in Nashville
Soaps, Perfumeries and Toilet Articles.
Such genuine Lubn Extracts Eau de Cologne, Lpbln Soaps
etc. large Of Miscellaneous Goods all Of
which Will oereda great bargains and the calls Of dealers and
consumers respectfully solicited.
PS-Counry dealers will find it TO their interest to give
CALL afford 10 sell them the above specihsd goods at
Eastern COST being agents Tor several Importing and Manufac
turing houses. feb97
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FOR NEW ORLEANS,

TEyIIE passenger steamer 7. C. TWITCHEL, -
viii eaye ior the above and intermediate land =Aa
ngs this day. Friday, April the lst at o'clock -
For freight or pasSsge apPlyon board or TO
1pb3l--tl H. T. yFATAIAy- AHspt
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FOgy CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.

FEyTE spleniil passenger steamer B N. RUNEAN -.
MuiER Master, wll leave for the above and slla1Sa
al intermediate lauiiugs, Saturday, April g,
o'clock, p. NJ For freight passage apply on board OF
Bzy- Tine Reagan gives .thrcngh tickets 70 New
Orleans, Memphis anu Louisville
nha9- "a II. II. IARRISON,l -.
HAMILTON. ABoh's'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-31

New YORK, March 80 The Steamers, Northern
Light and Illinois have arrived Their dates are
anticipated. The rthern Light brings two weeks
later dates from South America, an attempt at
revolution at valparaiso frustrated af,er bat
tie of four hours A company French flibusters
have seized the Lake Steamers in Nicaragua
NEW York, March S0.-Morphy won the whole
seven games of chess against Mongred;en, one game
was drawn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-31

Neare authorised c anaoancs Hon. Nm H. Polk
candidate fss Congress IN the SIKH district We
requested 10 sa.e alss that he viii address the
citizens OF Lincoln county at Fayetteville on the
first Monday in April next.
THE WHRAr CRof spsr's Of tho wheat crop tsays
the Cincinnati Gazsits) continue favorable There
are some exceptions, Of course, but generally the
prospects are guile encouraging The Illinois pa
pers agree that Il ere is probability Of more than
general average in the State In Michigan the
prospects are equally favorable These remarks al
50 apply 70 Ohio and Western New York. From
Texas the accounts are exceedingly hatsrieg. Wheat
is in fine condition. Corn is also locking we'll Il is
FIVE or six inches high, aud has mostly received the
first blowing The season in that State istbree weeks
earlier than usual. The forests have assumed green
hue aad The fruit trees covered with young fruit.
In Lounisaua wheat is in good condition and prOmi-
ses we'll.
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The KaiekerbOsksr fer April is already upon our
table, and capital number it is, fully equal in abil,
lily and interest 70 the standard 1t has for years
maintained Whenever q man sits down to read
the Kuioketboeker, he is certain of finding in its
pages q vast amount to instruct and amuse.
HARrER's MAGAZINE FoR APRT -Johu York &CO.
have received Harper for April. The table of con-
tents is as Interesting SIS usual
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Important from Mexico

PHILADELPHIA, March 30.-Privste letters from
Mexico give the details of secret treaty between
Miramon and the Government Of Sardinia. The
former grants Sardinia the States Of Tebaseo, Te-
huantepec and Chicops, for FIVE million dollars
France advancing one million and guaranteeing the
payment of the balance, Sardinia to send out emf
grants as formerly arranged by Zaluoga under the
Colony grant TO Sardinia.
Ii is rumored that Nliramon has also entered into
negotiations with foreign Governments to cede the
control OF the Isthmus of Tehuantepec.
The American chip E. c Seraton has been slight
ly burned
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j HdAntAlAee ua&4Ao49 44aA+-- go
coTToNThe Cotton market was more srve to ny, h0ugl
the sales reached orig Jog Bales hut Al fpEees and slight
s4vasee idding Pair. following the pareularso
todays trasaesm haes At se al eS 4s a lels' a
lie, and q atlI s5.
rhs good dara for Cotton, especially The ansr quait
ties but holders appear anxious 70 ssl We quote th
market firm as folioRee
Ordinary to Coed Ortinir = "
Low Adding a5t = KS
Good aliaalisg aless
Mddlipg ~
sAvASxan March 5saes Of cotton day so bales The
quiet ba a. m and unchanged rates. ioss
aa pa Msr sSaIs Of Cotton Oday Lice bales,
before the steamers news was received oehsngs in pnee the
extremes ranging from u to i3c- !.
day sezDr The sales Of the Day 1905 up 5bf
bae at very fra piss the sasgs being from M %
Tpt we're 45 iSes sssst - ee bales last year The in.
se n ets IS is 40 bales ne stock l45 600 bales.
NoBE, March a5sales Of Cotton to day sY'OO bales MID
NonrIE Mafca esThe sales Of Cotton day 800
! bales. Market generally unchanged
ToBAeCo-The sales to day adj up hhdas follows A
Hamilton sold hhds 40 49, 375, $50, s5 400 4oO'
4o 4O5 AS -, 400, 49a, 4s5, 425, s5 49, 40 40
AS ass 40. 40 40, AS, 500, 5o5, 5 55, 55 $50
90 sos ssO Gas As So 6s5, s.65 %, 7o5, 7o5 70
$50 and ESQ., and Fisher wheess Co. bids at $780,
40. 500, 5.75 $40, 7ns, 7.so, and sos.
Tobacco ready sale within the range Of the following quo
tatOns
Lugs Z 80
Medium Leai = 80
Good and 6 eo1s
PR0VIsIONs-Te receipts Bacon have been quite liberal
during the esk especially from up Although there is
noexaornary Demand the receipts fad ready purchasers at
our qaossions which remain unchanged. We remark,
however, that sides are sOmepat ser upward tsnden
cy We quote hog round at s9sc, Shoulders &c Hams So
s and Clear Sides I0lO1se, from wagons From store
advance Of 5laoJEc these quotations is dsmpnasd
The transactions light owing the limited
cepts We quote prime at 9loslc in good packages
GRAIN-The receipts OF Wheat during the week have been
cutie LIBERAL all OF which readily taken full prices
We quote prime Red White at SlIe9sO per buhe, and
Inferior at 75c to 81.
The receipts of continue LIBERAL but the article finds
ready Coo per buShe and sacks urnihed from
From store 7Oc is the selling price.
GROCERIEs-Te Grocery market has been quite active dur
ing the week, unchanged prices We quote Sugar at
6Xc fair and s5sc for prime to choice in hogheads and
these quotations barrels. Moasses
in barrels and Rose in half Sugar House Moasses
held at 4a945c and Golden Syrup 75c9sl per gallon
Coffee at Isl3o for Rio l4a5c fer Laguyrs Is9sOc
Java
Monetary and Commercial.
Mr. VIM NJ Gougs,a clerk in the Treasury Department
Washington prepared exceedingly Interesting valuable
report upon the condition of the nks in the United States
which is addressed Of Currency York From
the forthcoming report Of the Secretary Of e Treasury
subject (Which is hands Of tbs public prnter Mr.
Gouge sends copy the table showing the Of
banks throughout Union according to dated
January ls 1859 Comparing these with the Of 1857
and 1858, have the following result
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-31

TEXIIE new passenger steamer JAMES JOHNSON, -.
Essr J0nNsoN, Captain will leave FOR the LEX
anI all intermediate landings saturday, april -
I9t at o'clock p. For freight passage Apply Uo4g
or 10 Tmch3Ul A HAMILTON, Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-31

TnE LEGISLATIVE UEIoN AND AMERICAS.-A few
copies Of the Legisiaags Union and American can be
had by applying at this Office. Candidates for the
Legislature will find this convenient for refer
ence hau TIE Journals, as the debates are reported
fully ami correctly Price S. t-W&E-if
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EOR PITTSRTRG.


TEyHR fine passenger steamer MELBOsE, Ro- 49,
gers Master, VIII leave for the above and 49,
ali inferno iiate landings, "Wednesday, the 3Oth
~ y o'clock n. Fox freight passage apply
mh2S II. Il. HARRISON, Agent,
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HORACE IL. HARRISON,
ATTORNEY Ar LAW,

No. az CEDAR street,
COpposae tie Catholic Church, 3dslgizle, 7e'nessee)
VNTILL practice held in Nashville and
wv the Chancery and Circuit Courts at McAnnyille.
lnht9-tu
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IN oRprs1Na TICKETS Hss oR crRTryrc,vrs p,...

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES Please
Enclose the money address Tickets ordered on
receipt OF which they vii be forwarded by first Purchasers
can have tickets ending in any ur they may designate
The List Of Drawn plumbers and Prizes will be
ehaEsrs Immediately after the drawing.
? Purchasers will please write their signatures plain and
give their Post Office, County and State.
Remember that every Prize is draEnand psyablein full
withoutdeduction
All prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid Immediately after
the daSngoher prizes at the usual time Of thirty days
Notice 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT who prefer not
sending by MALL the ADAMS EXPRESS COM
PANY whereby money for Tickets Of Ten Dollars ande
upwards he at risk eDeass from any CITY
town where they have Office The money
be enclosed in Government Post Office Stamped Ea5elOpe,
the Express Company canuot receive them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets Certificates BY Nail Express be a.
rected to
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TFyIIE nne passenger steamer KATE FRENCH,
tafrey, Master will leave for the above and ian sa- p
tcrmcIise ports this day, the 5ls INST at il -
O'CLOCK, M For freight passage apply boad n 10
mh3O--l II. IL. HARRISON, Agent
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WOOD, EDDY & co., Auzusta, Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY & CO., Atlanta, Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY & Co., Wilmington. Della.

II list of he numbers that drawn from the Wheel with
the amount Of prize that each is entd e. viii be pub
licked after every drawing in the following papers-Augussa
Ga Consituonalst Mobile Regisre-, Nashville Gazette New
Clarion. lmf23
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-31

Charles Dickens is 81 work writing book, rOt to
be published, but to be read by the author. It is
only recently thattbe two most popular sulhorshave
discovered what source Of large returns this reads
ing business may be made. Mr. Dickens realized
more than e5 coo last year from this source alone;
and Mr.. Tbackersy must have put aside twice as
much, at least, from his lectures since he began to
read az we'll as write.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-31

FWyHE 6ne passenger steamer, L A, EURGUsoN, 49,
Master, Niu leave GA WEDNESDAY,, the 3Oh skksse.ss
instant, - o'clock, Nj. For freight orpassage, -
apply O. board OF 10
tnlg7.-l A. HAMILTON Agent.
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EACIT sATuRDAY Anil.


A Circular showing the plan Of the Let
tcries will be sent TO amy one DESTROYS OF
receiving IL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-31

An American has been arrested in Vera Cruz
suspicion Of being spy for MirsmOn. Il is alleged
thai he had $500 600 bribe the commander Of the
garrison.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-31

Nearly eight hundred thousand dollars principally
in American gold, we're taken from the Emperor
souloeue as he was on the point Of emblTkiugf for
EinCsfon
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-31

''gbo supposed murder of Mike Walsh" is the title
Of New York srseet ballad just now. His death
is atlributedt e neruel ehoke!p
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-31

ND the various affections consequent upon disordered
N STOMACH Oh LIVER, such Indigestion, AeiGity Of
the Stomach, Colieky Pslns Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite D
pondency, Cosveness Blind and Bleeding Piles Ia all
Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Afeeons il
instances proved highly benee and in others effected
cided cure.
This purely vegetable compound; prepared strictly sci
enfc principles, after the Of the celebrated Holland
Professor Besrhave Because Of its crest in Of the
European States its ntrodnctc into the United States
tended especially those faerand scattered
and there the sace Of the mk country Meeting with
great among them, oerit the American pubs,
kneHing that its truly wonderful medicinal 1es must be
knowledged.
1t particularly recommended TO those persons whose
buttons have become impaired the continuous Of
dent spirits, other forms Of dissipation. Generally nsana
neou in elect it finds its directly to the seat Of life thrill
ling and quckening raising the dropping SPIRIT
and, in, fact, nfusng health and vgOr in the system
NoTIcEWhoeTer expects 70 find this beverage will be dis
appointed Ut the sick and low spirited prove
grateful aromatic cordial possessed Of singular remedial proper
tics. CAUTION
The great popularity OF this delightful Aroma has induced
many limitations, which the public should guard againt
chasing Be persuaded buy anything else until you
given Boerhayes HOLLAND Pters fair trial. One bottle will
convince you how inhnel superior all these imma
tons.
NJ Sold 81 per bottle, six bottles for S. by the sole
BENZ. PAGE, JF. & Co.,
ManEA urng Phsrmaceutsts and Chemists PittsbaEg, Pa
Eolda ashville by EWin, Pendleton Co., W. berry
Demol lille, Dr. A Roscoe, Jo G.. Brown Demoyille Bell
G. W. Hendeho, Dr.. T. Wells, Wells, Hooper Co.. Beech
Hunter, and Druggists generally throughout the State
mays '55-dtriSkwlyiDs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-31

The italian residents in New York are about to
purchase sword for the King of Sardinia, tests
1nunial Of ,heir admiration Of his political course.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-31

A Bourbon monarchy is recommended ss panaces
Tor oil Mexican ills by lIezcans in Rome, in let~
ter to Niramons confessor published in Vera Cruz
paper storing church party aud MTamon him
selfare alleged to be concerned in the enterprise
Don Fernando of Spain is the faVorite; after him
Catholic Coburg