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NEW ARRANGEWENT.


FFyEAYELLERs for the North and from the South
statas. procure Tickets from Caeston, Savannah
Chattanooga Montgomery, Macon, Wilmington, Knoxville,
Lyneblurg Wellington Afnts, end Augusta to ST Louis
Louisville, Cairo, Hickman, Colonb Evansville Cincinnati,
New Orleans Viesburg Psdueah sithand and Memphis via
Nashville, Tennessee.
Fsr class Railroads and Steamboats, with Gloss connections At
al points. Passengers arriving Nssas lille, via Nashville sn
Chaauooga Railroad directly beat without detention.
Thss the quickest and cheapest u for ho bound for The far
West.
Regular Cairo, Memphis and st. louis Line
T Fine stesmhoets B. NJ knnysn, Mnuetonka ss West,
Cuba and J. @. Cline.
One Of these BOats will leave Nashville every II b.
meeting at Cairo with Illinois Central sirOad and Trough from
Nashville to st. Louis In Sixty hours.
EOuisville and CfnciunRti Packets.
Rliance puniieth lila John ault aud Tempest leave Mash
Thursday and Tuesday at Il o'clock M time from
Nashville to Louisville Sixty hours, Cincinnati four days
beg Hl0r AeAn p his, New Orfeaas and Viciks-
burg LiPe Of Beats
James johnson, Nashville T. Howard Re Rover and Joseph
inc Savage One these ost viii leave Nashville every other
day, ct noon: time nom Nashville Memphis - hOurs fcks
bnrg, i've days; and to New Orleans IN Seven Days.
Boats leave Nashville every the arrival Of the
PASSENGER Trains before starting. q
For arstclass accommodation upon The Beats Tickets can b
procured At The different points a. prices named In the annexed
Schedule OF Rates;
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THFs THIRD ANNUAL sPRINe FAIR

THE ThAAD ANN LAA4 9EEAANGa fAlA
or he Davidson County Agricultural Society, viii b. hd
the Fair Grounds. NashVile, entries commencing ~
Tth, 1888, and continue days
The PTemum Lt Is large, and ebrces variety ~ Do
nste Animals and Agricultural implements "a use u -
country, which competition e invited for he world
The Premiums dfsrent zed Farms n Dados eouny ~
offered as follows:
y. SO. Cd
which, jadgsut Il best culasd 70 sussrye q ~
poses fer Which . is intended.
To the farmer vhes stock F, q ND le hs3 leo aeE !.
10 highest state Of mproEsmentas 70 ry q he sos ~
leneng adaptnes Of building and other fixtures nd % Ia
ueate tbs permanent interests o. the owner. 3. q
Of less han J0o acres under the Spaa
tons above, 50
By Society the time Tor making entries io Fans ~
extended until lie LIST day Of Msy and tie exannon "a
take between that dats and the opening " - FAIR
The dag Of the Fair viii be devoted Public sac e A.
tIcles AID Live Stock under The following stipEisun
The Secretary win open bis ale BOX q his once 1aana
st ls5g aad keep open until the hour Of sale Th s % =
charged fer privilege q se are On an anHal % guee, -
owner asks sl0U for 50 oens and for any Aos o. A
nal for hic the would not t4ke that sum- 81 nal =
paid when entry made in al owners q the proer
" 10 publish eaalOgnss o. ef Stock &o a s
avn dscretien Ths viii taxa place IN ias order q euT
Premnm Lists obtained, and enes made a ne o1
Of s Secretary p. Williams. Southern HOMESTEAD Ode -
/ IS College street, lup stairss) Nashville -. -
~, Prssldsat
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The plaintiff in errOiEas convicted upon charge OF
receiving stolen goods and sentenced to three ars
years in the peni entiay. The prosecutor, Stephens
vas examined on the trial, and was the principal
fng said witness, on the ground Of ineompeteaey,
iron the want Of religious belief, it was proposed
on behalf q the defendant 10 prove, that Utthin
less Than four nonths from The tins Of The zisl,
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HOUSE AND LOT ron SALE.

b. N. WINS et al, e EILlIeIl URIdTess e.
my decree Of County Court Of Davidson County,
dered at the MArck tsrm 1889, in the above cause will
oer for sale at Court House in Nashville Saturday the
9d day Of April house and lot Of grouDd high street.
In Seuh Nashville The lot fronts 49 feet the East side Of
said street; the house good brick hous with six
and In good repair. Said property belongs the estate Of Cath
Willis deceased and sold debts Of estate, and for
distribution among the heirs
TEaNs-S4OO viii be required "a cash. and the balance
credit OF one and years. with EOs with good
Fity required and lien retained. -. .
ak9OS PIE Zee ., CLARK aad Master.
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HEAVY SUIT FOR DAMAGEs-suit has tesr insiitu-
ted by John Cock5urn, of New Orleans, sgainss the
master and owners Of the steamer Princesss, for
$50 600 damages, for injuries received by the sE-
plosisn of that Ill fated steamer
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The shelbyville 7rns Union learns that the kitchen
attached to the residence Of Mr. Riley Wilson, in
Normandy, Bedford county, Was destroyed BY FIRE
on Monday night, 4th inst.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-08

The greatest keinedy n the word. This cordial
Is distilled from a berry known onIy to ,avseIf a.
chemically combined with soals Of the TDosi vai,,sIs
nsdieiaal roots, herbs ana banks known to The mind
Of man, viz BleoD ht11, BLACK Raor, VITA
ARIlLA, ELDER FLOwERs, With othsrs producing lie
most nali5ie remedy fef tie ressela5ion Of health
ever known II Is natures own rsuedy curing dis
ease BY natural laws VIXEN takei its Influence l.
felt eOursiny through every vein Of the lIy. rur;s
hg and aseeieraFiRs tho circulation Of the blood /,
aeutralizes any bilious matter IA he stomacb AMI
stsengthens the whole organizaiion - -
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The General Assembly 70 s CT the Presbyterian
Church of the United States cenvsnes at IudanspO-
lis on the 10Th of May next A large attendance is
anticipated
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-08

In New York, an association Of ladies' called The
Hearthstone Club, has beeu organized. for the adj
Eancement Of household interest. and the welfare
of woman
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-08

II Wheeling, Va an old nan named MoElroy.
who has long been supported 81 the public expense
has been discovered 10 have about $40 900 ct inter,
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Mr.. Everett Acknowledges the receipt of SAL
from the. American ladies in Honolulu. for the
Mount Vernon Association fund
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.arwAstR Ar pIr.suHr.

onssausre. gO-Esch additional square, SIC.
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fer, Will be charged for she excess.
IN THE WEEKLY
SE DOLLAR buarefer the aTst spd cEz1s for sae
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published IN both the Daily Weekly Wi
sdced.
7ransdsas Advertisements apsf Be raid fer Of ss time 81
tRseTtsOR
To CorrespOndents.
1t will great deal unnecessary cur
friends In writing viii bear following rules:
Always give date post ONCE eounty and State in he body
Of your letter.
Il you wish he chAnssdfroa one once to another give
both Offices in fall
Al write business and separate
sheets Of paper, or different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters and communications solicited upon facts and
subjects be Of information interest the public
Anonymous communications OF whatever viii receive
attention.
Correspondents should write only upon side Of the Psper
We cannOt undertake 70 return rejected communications
All letters business should be direces to Messrs. y.
EASTMAN Co. and net personally 70 either Of the PFoPe
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-08

The aggregate amount Of British produce and
manufacture imported into the United States from
Great Britain in 1855 was tWeniystbree millions Of
dollars less han in the preceding year. But Brit
ish merchants anticipate recovery Of the trade
this year. The South can better afford large i'm
pOria;iOrs now than at any previous time. The
South was never so rich aud prosperous as now. If
Imports are to increase ii must be chiefly through
Iheir ability 70 be consumers
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Cora de Wilhors', having recovered from her i'll
ness, has rejOined Mr. s,rakOseh's company at Cin>
einnai.
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nnIsE PAINTING,

t Il rtrsd Ia execaie With the greatest pr0mPtnsss
- r however !arse which may be rendered. in Si4 lie aud
~ terms which tail 20 give Satsiacton' lie 70 Also pre-
r,,re4 20 eN.cute all manner OF
sIGN AID OREANESrAL PAINTING sRAA!NS AN 49,
Having Jh&t department secoEd the services OF Tue
sude experienced artists.
Gle subscriber request persons having WorA IN me line 70
H'si X. T. FLEMING,
,r,bssf NJ e. Union st., between Cherry aud sumner.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-08

The present military force of Europe numbers
nearly five millions Of men, and thenavsl force over
quarter of a million This fact will give some
idea Of the immense cost Of maintaining the present
political arrangements in that quarter of the globe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-08

Opinions OF the Supreme Court Of Tenues-
Term, 1858.
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yEVHR vub.bar Offers for sale seventy ofian1 -
Miidls Franklin Turnpike, four niles fro1 na1ltl9,
Joining ne tract on which - resides and Ne lands q
Sooes Ths land = oqna y lest, va so11oo =.
Isnt never falling FataF, With ne most eeaala1 II
u the eoaBtrT, ard IN Ne 1idst g - -le-S e
AunElca- GzTia
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-08

Thereae Busuer, Swiss girl, hardly sixteen years
of age has been arrested in St Louis. for cutting
the throat of her new born babe with butcher
knife, and then throwing the corpse into a vault
The only reason assigned by the prisoner for this
unstural act the disgrace of being known as the
parent Of an illegitimate child ut-
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change OF SCHEDULE.
OK AND AFTER
SUNDAY, FEBRU VARY 9th, 1850,
Passenger Tra-s will as fellows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 430 A. NJ. aud p N.
Arrive al ChaulIsosa al = Z. NJ. and 2.46 A. II.
GOING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga st E:45 A. VI. and Is n.
Arrive Nashville 1T "a y VI. and $40 A. NJ.
yEXIiE Day Passenger Train from Nashville, 439 A. M
at Wartrsce with Sbebyyie train sa5 A. NJ,
and and Atlantic R. r. Chattanooga 2P. NJ
III , Tie Night Passenger Train from Nashville, p. NJ
connects WarIace with SIeyye train Gle r a.. With
MrNpnyi.le and Manchester r. r. al TUlahoma 704 r. d
and ueplI Charleston R. r. Stevenson 10 IS P NJ.
II , The Day Passenger Train from Chattanooga at S4j A. a.
connects with McMnnville and Manchester r. R. Tuahoma
st24P with Shelhyvlle tFiR at WsTtrace at $50 r. NJ
The Night Passenger Train from Chattanooga 7l5
meets with Nephs and Charleston X, R. Stevenson 10 y
P VI. p. ". COLE,
fehI-tF Superintendent.
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WILLIAMSON g. CHEATKAM,
IMPORTERS or
Brandies, Wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERS IN
HAVANA CIGABgSs TOBACCO, &c, Ace
NO. 8 COLLEGE STREET
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Wines &C. which they the at low prices
favorable terms respectfully invite purchasers Of those goods
oar Liquors and Wines purchased direct through the Gus
tom House and be warranted genuine Being determined te
sell at low hgurePOsessing the facilities to do swe ha'te
ourselves that We Offer such Inducements to Cash and
Prompt dealers IS will meet their views.
Brandies, Gin, RuHa and Whistles.
&C and x pipes Fine COgnac 10 bb superior Bye Whisky
Brandjes chooest brands On W, very q, Sla D.. 4.
5 : do Rochelle do hbIs genuine Old BOurnds
sPuneOnS pure ". l. Rum 2PunchsQns Irish and Scotch
Malt Whisky, best brands.
100 baskets and bxs Champagne, 20 do ssuternsI
co Do Hungarian, White and 10 do MadeirAi ia.
?, hoI Red lin. c,,r.t. 10 % 3: Port, 90 ''d'
Porter, Ale, &c.
% casks LcadoE OTteT, best brands
@ DO English and scotch Ale, best brands;
@ do French Cordals, assorted;
~ De Curacao, Maresclno and Absynfhe.
Cigars.
100000 genuine Havana Cigars, 800 600 German Cigars
choicest brands; ,r.,. $1,000 Baltimore ResaA' 90
20 bxs Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco T. W. Anderson;
10 do do do do do 'Lefsiek's aces
e e dc Do 90 DO Dc Dc Do su 10 G Fin,
Star;
boxes fine virginia Chewing Tobacco, suherands qua
non;r
- boxes fine virginia Chewing Tobacco, CAamber RpPeE
Golden Lesf;''
90 boxes fns Virginia Chewing Tobacco LAnghOru ArneAd
No. /, Gold Leaf"
boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco. "Allen'si5'
50 boxes best Tennessee do do.
Also.
81 < boxes Kean smh's celebrated swist and Pancakes
Dlnvile Tobacco equal if not SUPERIOR oeer
ed in this market
With many otter articles connected with The business.
WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAN,
aspn No. g. College street. Nashville. Tenn.
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NOTICE 80 SHIPPERS.

Is s. 5s;ssss.-..zszszs@.s5s5z:S.ggssR
a Z being oil importance e proper protection o
the Track, Lesp the gravel aud other
Irains freight trains be 81 regular Uniform rate oil s
which only Ompished ~ running On schedule tine
therefore that lreis i trains e OF tic time
40 down in TIE schedule. that after uy day from
this ale freight the Nashye and Chaitane0
~ Railroad Company, at Schedule Stations only.
N.JULE,
isn2I-tf RPa Sup't OF Transportation y. l. C. Z, II.
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VOCAL AND BNSFEIT MENTAL Music
q BECKER woaId respectfully announce to the PnoHe o.
Nashville that be has lOcasi teacher Oh ne 9 q
PnS VoIncelo Violin, etc. Orders lei 81 AeCIurefoF Ben
son's Music ssors will promptly attended 70. Eszsl ~
ssPs7-1
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Nichslss ". Wara and othsrs.

Nicholas Ward and othsrs-
This was AtIAchment bIll flied on the 10th Of
April 1856 The comp ainsnt claims to be the
creditor Of defendant, Stephen Ward, who IS non
RESIDENT aad seeks satisactioE Of bis deb, Of some
seventy or eighty dollars, out Of tract Of land Of
about fifty acres, lying in Putnam county. Il sPA
pears that said land was conveyed On the 18th Of
January, 1884, by one Saylors 10 John D. Ward (sOn
Of the defendant Stephen who wSs then an infant Of
one or two years 4 age. The proof tends TO esiso>
lish that Stephen Wsid paid for the land, and pro-
cured the conveyance 10 be made TO his son. There
are vague statements in the proof that Stephen
Ward vas indebted & sever al persons, beyond his
ability to pay, at The time Of the conveyance Of the
land TO his sO1 These statements, however, go
for nothing as the proof fails 10 establish the exss
lance Of any particular debt at tIat time. The
debts claimed to be due complainant, were not in
existence until fee years after the conveyance from
SOylots TO John D. Ward aud were not contracted
with complainant, hut purchased up By him fIOm
others
II the conveyance from Ssylars 10 John Ward.
be placed upon the sane fOouRg OF voluntary con-
veyance made by the ia her, directly to his SON it
does not By any means follow, as has been assum-
ed, that i is imperative by the statute Of frauls,
against subsequent creditors merely because is
VOlun AIRY. Tue statute does not scountenanes
voluntary eoaVtyspc to child, or relation, or
even to a stranger if it be not at the time preju-
dcial TO the rights of any other persons in
cution Of any msdiisted scheme Of futurs fraud or
injury to other persons II is true, that although
the party may not have been indebted At the lime
Of making the voluntary gilt conveyance STILL il
it made with sBy design OF fraud, or eOllusioD
or Injury other persons in future, it would be
void IL is likewise true, that if the eonTeyance is
Intentionally made to deraud existing creditors, il
wl in general, be held void to subsequent cred
itOrs But if here be existing creditors, 70 be
prejndesd by the conveyance, or If it appear TO
have been made bona fds anu under eireamsan
ees which clearly Ieps any presumption OF fraud
ulenl intention; it is difficult TO perceive upon what
SCUM principle subsequent creditor can be let IN
10 impeaeh the voluntary conveyance As against
ezistiaS creditors, the principal is obviously just,
that voluntary settlement, or conveyance, will be
presumed fraudulent But, as 10 sn5seqHsHt credit
ors, there is such presumption and frsai, in TACT
must be established
In the present c4se, notWithsian ding the suspi-
eOns that may srse Of the transaction, there is
not sufficient proof Of indebtedness, or Of inten
tionol fraud, to entitle the complain to relief
Decree affirmed. MckISaEY.
A correct COPY J. P. CLARK. Clerk.
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nHONTGOMEEl q MCGREDl ,Nuseryuen Nashville, leUn
I'VE invite SPECIAL attention 10 their extensive stock OF FRAN,
snal trees Evergeeus, Green House Plants, lUuOn
rr.0al rees and Eyerg Gems, sttabe ese elect.
Frus-5OOO Apple :, , a. years old
pesrs-atuD DWsris q Standards, : to years old.
PEACHES SUNNI * ye4rs old, Cherries Piums, ApriCo Nee
tariglls and ounce in la-ge Eul.ers-
sr collection Grapes, StraWberTics Raspberies, Goose
leTr.es Curralts & Bouq uets at all seasons.
$500 kluN TGUMERY 4 NCGBEDY.
~ l.uwool, Nurseries, Nashville, Tenn,
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HaFe eeea sold dHriag the ldst SIX months, ana In
g Instance hGs allied ia giving entire satisfaction
~, tar3, WIZ safer fC uuak o. debility WLgn
Sc4s-ahs Strengthening Cordial WI eare your
mr. a
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Do y0a wish 10 be h-alrly and strong Then 20 al
Ghre, and g-t sons 0f NcLean's Cordial II will
1rrhgtiiea ami RvigSats your whole system causing
healthy aud pare eircuatiuu OF bl0Ud 70 Aog thrJBsh
every VEIN. and t'e T1ch. roy Ho0in Of health
BSA'IHt II yOlr cheek again
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1879 IS 775s 1859
TamnibmI and IT. Joscph isaiIrOad,

of Missouri.
tONPJFTED and pe through Mississippi 10 Missouri
Kiy,rs $50 aud -JO nnles the
NEN SsOs.D * EsssON
than any KUai. Auors shortest, quickest and
she tpest route 20 Western Missouri, iowa. Kansas,
Nebraska ana Pixies Eeak.
Trains leave Hannibal daily O'Clock, A. NJ, arrival
Of the macIlEeCat composing ale H. a. 81 DO H. H.
Line glcn leave daily O'Clock, y. NJ, Whereby
Uasurprs reach osryh Louis, aud
meet A. Joseph Of first Passenger Packets
bieh leave arrival Of AtcsOD. LeavenwOTih
CITY Nebraska CiJy, CouGgs Buus and OashA. Gaining
FEOLm so 4 days over any otfAer monte
Time f-om Nashville - ST. Joseph, 60 hours.
Fare IrOsEE NasmYElIe 80 St. Joseph
SIe.5O; from Chattanooga S23.50.
Bysage checked through. and SuieroUms Packets
g. iyht taken ii EmgTauts desiring
uapy depend going through b last freight
Jo 10. reached y Railroad, for sale az the n A C. H. H.
and 81 amer sul all the principal Railroad ohees IN The
United states. information address JAZZ il 81" EN
y. B. GROAT, ten. Ticket Agent ten Asrh., 81 Louis
SNsiAH IUST, SuPt. Hannibal. leb<--aolh
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THERE is NO MISTAKE Asour IT
OVER a MILTON o. eoTTLEs

This Cordial VIII nsgcr iIl to care any of the above
siseasez Il taken Is per directions each bottle IL
eerniaD, English, ana French
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IP Us DELICIOUs no TAKE.

eAUrieS.-Baware o. druggists on dfalers VIA nisy
fly te Pt. f,H BiiIer SaTssI 4rilla ,p.B
Nhifi thy r'n hIy cheap, by ssyng Il Il jRst
n'od Avoid such m-n. As, FIR Aci.'aBs Sutng,L-
eHiHg Cordial nstd taSp Hsliinr tlSc IL : the oHy
riasdy ti'at Wi.l purify DE ood riorouehs, aud Al
ihs sane time ffengthrS he ststGa.
enc Tablespoonful taksR every n"rIiHg fasting. =
3 eFtaia Preventive fSr Cholera Chiis ard Fvsrr.
yellow Fys'-r, N tiy prevalent diseasr Il j. pul Up
10 large BATTLES.
Prizes Srly 81 pr bottle, or 6 bottles for IS.
!. ii. NOLAN
SIDE Frurriesnr 6 lhis Corded.
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rHE PENNsYLVANIA
CAPACITY CT JUS Roap : SOW E2uALTo AM i TIE oorST
THREE THROUGH

= ~ = = = y q = y ~ y = y
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very boitid 3 warranted 70 give satisfacil0a.


We sayto PARENTS if yOur children si,kly puny,
~ ahS'ied Is th complaints prevalent amnag ciil.Tcr
give them siatH quantity Il McLesns Cordial. Az
10 viii make them healthy, fat. snd robust Delay
Gst moment, try IL, and you viii BE convinced.
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WINTER AEsBANtiENaENL'
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
~ e $50 =
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
TUyERMINATES an WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore ~ the East, and Wheeling Bensood and Park
eTsUurg the West which places mites With Railroads
Steamers. &c, for and from al points in tie
West, Southwest and NOrthsK est.
Two trains leave heeng daily 1890 p n, 1910 A. b.
Direct connections made by these trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
This Is the only Washington City.
Passengers By this Route visit Baltimore, Fhsadepfa
New Yerk and Boston, the cost Of ticket to Boston alone By
other lines.
Time a qick and fare low via any other Route.
Inquire Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 81
the principal Railroad 0dces in the West.
T.. p. FULLER Gent Western Agent
L. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
w.P Smith. Master Transportation. deco
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IoTIsvILLE 8 Nashville RAILROAD.
fsk5 = = u IS. - s- j /.
nrrs.rEI, AmEfANtsEmENT

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON and after Monday, November e9, 1853 Trains will
Gorgigq Train. Evening Train.
Leaves ailiiu At 30 A. NJ Leaves Gallatin 400 2. H.
Arrives EdgtGe!d 900 do ARRIVES Edgeheld $50 de
Leaves 90 "lJUO do Leaves do - $50 do
Arrives Gslfatin "lI3u Arrives Gaatin - 500 do
The Train leaving = ~ 4. NJ, and Edgehsd at 10
NJ connects tiarn with mali coaches and from Louis
Vile The Taia leaving Egrheid a. ~ A NJ. and Gaatn At
NJ eonBeets nail coaches 10 and from hartsve and
osrihsge oay the uoruiu Train II he Sundays
Wearing alareI constitutes baggage Of winch each
paTer viii allowed cUpouud free charge will b made
Tor exa baggage which must be paid TO the conductor Other
articles ha gage, carried in te baggage will he charged
Expes fez he paid TO the agent Of the Express
passengers TAI their seats Galatn Edgeheld without
purchasi1C tickets, will be charged ten extra
ianqi-tf ROBERT MACLEOD, Superintendent.
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7 " IL = 'INF|i u II 7VhLI-
The OILY s3!c ab1 s75fa!H ciir. G.r CaacsTs Piles
Iun3rs SS-!ii1gs, sal B.Holfl or G5iirc, Party
SIS Nenral1is. Nessa-' II iits Muscles, Chronic r.
lnaammstsv Rt,asn t5inn. Stiffness # the Joint
e8Btracled MHs-Ies OF Liganents, EaTurhe oF T.ofh
ache, Br7l!ses, Spran'. WoHRdS, Fresh Cuts, UIccr-
Fever Sores. Caked Ersl-ts, So5e NirpIeS. Blsrnz
scziifS Sore Threat any Inflammation or Pai.i Ha
diH@Fenc. how Saverc, how long The disease may
have existed. &cLEAvs GrLEHEaTHD L:NTNENT Is =
eeTtaiu Tt.nI-iy.
Thousands .f EGmaa b. Tugs have keel saved Me
Of d''r"!ilrVie and ni,eFy ~ The Jae Of ghs oyau
abs nrdcise.