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A QUESTION At LAVA Kentucky law
yer on circuit was asked to dine with the
Judge. At the table, the Judge, as is his
custom, asked blessing, and shortly af.
ter arose from his seat and took from
the sideboard bottle of old Bourbon,
of which he invited his guests to par
take, partaking freely himself as is al
so his custom. After dinner, the lawyer
said:
Judge, will you permit me to ask you
a question ?"
"Oh, certainly" replied the Judge,
"what is it p
81 observed" said the lawyer, that af-
ter you had asked blessing you set out
the bottle. Now ! wish to know whether
you are ashamed to ask a blessing on the
liquor, or whether you thought it was
good enough Without
The Judge took the case under advise
ment.
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On the Plan of Single Numbers.

$1,000 TICKETS,
Five Thousand -Four Hundred and
Eighty-Five Prizes!
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A Chicago blacksmith nailed a horse
shoe to the sidewalk in front of his shop
on April fools day, and amused himself
10y laughing at the simple ones who at
tempted to pick it up. While he was
gone to dinner one Of his men knocked
the shoe off with hammer, and in the
afternoon sold it to the owner for twenty
five cents.
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Fight dog, fight bear,
There is no dog of mine there"
Very truly your obedient sev't.


n. B. Since writing the above, my
attention has been attracted to a note at
tached to Mr.. Douglas speech, in which
he says the appendix was compiled by a
friend on whom herelied. This acquits
him of all Intentional wrong. even if his
high character did not forbid the suposi-
ton.
And having introduced the names of
Gen. Cass and Secretary Toucey, it is but
just that | should say, lest | may be mis-
understood, that have the kindest feel.
ings towards both of them. That they
are upright citizens, pure patriots and
able statesmen, no one will question.
They hold to opinions on the slavery
question to which by no means agree,
but they are as sound now on the ques-
ton as | supposed them to be in past
times.
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PRESIDENT TAYLoR's DEATH.

~
piarrhea and Cholera Morbus belong to the same
class Of disease Asiatic Cholera aud may be cured
by the same means. Neither is dangerous II subject
ed to the action of RADWAlS Remedies What the
Facultys prescriptions calculated 10 effect IN such
cases may be imagined from the sudden death Of
President Taylor, vigorous old man with good
constitution, and no other complaint than a darrhea
such rs IN all cases Yields to the Ready Relief and
the Regulating Pills within six hours.
THE HUMBUG OF THE DISPENSARl
one Of the worst consequences Of what the illustr
Gus French physician Magendie called 1.-The humhug
OF the dispensary Is, that even in whore the
prescriptions do not kill they frequently engender
new and powerful disorders Thus, for example, the
professional treatment of maarious fevers ordina-
rily leads 10 CHRONIC NEURALGIA. Rheumatism
and that most distressing aud depressing complaint
Dyspepsia. Then comes the NJ. D. again TO manage
these diStempers, The children Of his Olra miSfqkc-
Then he once more opens his repertory Of poisons
and lol quinne, laudanum. cochicum blue pills and
twenty other medicinal horrors, than the ffries
of Pandoras hoX-lCOrSe, because Hope lay at the
bottom of that; but hope underlies these creme
dies IL in these cases, instead of going back to the
source Of the evil for help the patient would be wise
enough 10 try Railways Remedies, all would be we'll
Think of this. Having fallen once into the ditch fol-
low blind guides no longer
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Galvosto, ~, -. RICHARDSON
FEE u ~

dozen Qess than 50) 81 So: Fiff,f 1890 ga 6ns
Sis; ~ or IN same proportion for more
o.. aL5d e WITH MAPS-single copy 50 cents
One hundred copies S3I 90 '9 NVP'es 90 W
ss H., At ~ sssinge copy IS cents Per dozen,
bred copies SIS 90 f'' CIV W. Nie mum
80 ~ ~ % TRAITS on citizens Of Galveston. Hous-
~, =, Nv pfieSis' must accompany orders The
lus.se may either be RENTED and paid here or the
same poStage may be paid at your own Post once,
s u,'e heIoIe me first day, Of January next a. in
S.eI perloalcals This is the decision of the
Texas Amanacs. Pi'9siS " SPPH =" 'ii0
GdireSt0n TeraS ApriI "a 1870 ~.
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THE TEXAS HGMANAC.

'~-> RADWAN q Co,
ALL - ,cso 2Q-i
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Hs- A Circular showing the plan OF the Lotteries
will be sent to any one DESTROYS Of receiving il.
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: VTII0 . T-TTTT - ~ v y = 8 u
CONSTITUTIONAL DIS EASES

Turning from the acute and malarous diseases 10
which all are liable 70 the fearful constitutional ma
ladies which cling to families from generation 10
generation It will he found that these also are inclu-
ded within the remedial influence Of Railways prepa-
rations.
Scronia takes the lead in this class Of maladies
II exists in all countries and under indefinite va
retv Of types, and b. the sad heritage Of thousands
upon whose heads the sins Of their progenitors are
visited u this horrible and loathsoIne form. The
royal families Of England and Prussia have always
been the heirs Of this and another vet more righfu
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Getting Of tho party is ear
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ms tOlNfTU nc tlctUl y nellcdI blInderI 50 die
thousand. daily in various parts Of the world.
Byron, too was blcd to death for Inflammation OF
the lungs Three beedings his physician IA very
eminent" oneJ gave him. The third finished him
But the world moves The day is approaching when
these things 9ll be understood, and the life saving
efficacy Of Roadway REMEDiEs that neueT fail and can
l.. - III ...L..L .rul clrr..H
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-03

ouse in Fifteenth street, in which they had
ronstantly net.
Mrs. Sickles's confession was made in the
midst of the bitterest confrition and misery.
Her husband simply asked her to give him
back her wedding ring. and desired her to
write 10 her mother to come and take her
from bis house forever. Mrs. Sickles made
no objections, admitting the justice of her
punishment in the most affecting language.
The Washington correspondent of the Gin
cinna'i Gazette gives slightly different YER
sion from that published in our regular dis
patches. He says:
Sickles had received an anonymous letter
Yesterday, informing him of improper intima-
cy between his wife and Key. He charged
her with it this morning. and obtained a writ
ten statement of the facts signed by her. Not
long after, Key appeared in the Square and
waved his handkerchief, which was the ac-
customed signal OF meeting with Sickles's
wife. Es -
Sickles observing it. went over and me-
Key at the corner of the Square. Approach
| ing him. he said: You are the id rasca
| who has dishonored me. and will have Il
kill you 20 He then drew his pistol and sho
| Kew; the latter advanced. and Sickles retreat
| ed few steps and fired again, when Key
fell. shouting ..murderr While he wal
down, Sickles attempted to fire his pistol {
third time, but the cap exploded withou
being followed by di. charge. He then re
capped the pistol and put the muzzle nea
| Keys heart, shooting him dead.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-03
Full Particulars OF the Sfcikles and
Key Affair.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2s.-The Washington
correspondent OF the New York Times gives
the following account of the domestic Diff
culties of Mr.. Sickles, which led to the killing
Of Key.
On Friday Mr.. Sickles received an anony-
nous letter. stating with precision so minute
a to make suspicion imperative, that Mr..
Key had rented house on Fifteenth, above
street from a negro woman. and that he
was in the habit of meeting Mrs. S ckles there
two OF three times a week. or oftener. The
person aud dress of Mrs. Sickles were accu-
ratesy described aud the usual time of the
Interview sp fed.
Accomplished by friend, Mr.. Sickles went
TO the house designated, and found every
statement of the anonymous writer cor
roboraied. Mr.. Key had taken the hons !,
and be had constantly met there n lady
answering very closely IN description to Mrs
Sickles.
Mr.. Sickles still chung 10 the hope that the
.rson who bad stopped 10 the baseness If
masiug such charges ander the vii OF secrecy
m Isl have th0rong Gully deceived him. and that
Ms ckies was not thu lady in questios /.
tie accord ngy requested hls friend. Nj
&c Woolhridge, Of n W York, TO watch
the place from the window Of y hoase jus,
opposite. On Saturday no meeting took
piac .aad the woman la charge seems TO ave
day.
90 Saturday evening Mr. Sieklss resolved
no ioager 10 play she spy upon biz hon a, aud
determined 10 conf. ont MS wife dir city = til
his terrible suspicious. At first Mrs Sickle
strongly lenisd her guilt, but on hsr has-
hands asking her whether. on the Wedae-
day previaas. she bad not enterrd the hous
on Fifteenth street. In certain particular
dress end eoneealrd By hood, she erie oas.
II am betrayed and losl,' and ssooaed away
On recovering her senses. she admitted her
guilt, aud bcseaghf mercy and rarf0n-
Mr.. Siekies calmly said be would nat iaJare
her, since be believed hsr the yiesln o. .
scoandrel. has thai BE bad right Tor iasl
confession Two lssiIes Ia The hsusa wsrs
nj Zoe a. witnesses aud 10 their pre- &C.,
Ms SiekI,s made = full etafs szson Ia I Ri 3.
stating thai heF eonnecti''n With NJ. = -
com aaenees 10 April l~sI nadF Ar. siekies's
roll, bat that Af. ks5 bad slnee hIr<d 9le
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-03
Great rIedleine for Females.

Hundreds of stimulants have been invented and
sold purporng to be specific in the various diseases
and arrangements to which the delicate form Of wo-
man render her subject The result OF all these slim
uants has been impart momentary activity to the
nervous SYSTEM and false vigor TO the muscles; but
this relief has been succeeded by depression and
prostraon greater than BEFORE and the repeated at
temps of invalids to build themselves up by these
false remedies, have finally ended in destroying what
little vital organization left. But in using BdR
HAvs's HOLLAND BIriEIs' you will fad such disas
trous results. 1t is a purely vegetable compound
prepared on strictly scientific principles, after the
manner of The celebrated Holland Professor, Beer
have Under Its influence every nerve and muscle
receives new strength and vigor, appetite and sleep
return, and finally, perfect health. See advertise
ment in another column. marl-lw
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-03

STEAMBOAT RANGER BURNT.-This Pearl
River Steamer was burnt on its return trip
from Carthage. on the 22d inst, about three
miles above Grants Mills. Her freight con-
ssting principally of about AIS bales cotton,
which. with the boat was an entire loss. We
learn there was no insurance on any of the
cargo except that portion belonging to the
owners of tue boat, which they had advanced
money on. Total loss about S25, 0OO.-
Jackson Aississippidn. 25th uh.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-03

A letter from Madame La Vert, of Mobile,
dated Feb. 10Th, speaking ofyoung Booth the
tragedian, says:
edwin (Booth) dined with us on Sunday,
and came several times to see us. His stay
was short only ten days. He has wonderfully
improved. and is the most glorious actor on
the stage; was very much captivated by him,
and declares he is the most admirable person
on earth. Edwin had the most splendid
success here. No other actor has equaled
him
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-03

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Davidson County Convention
Saturday, April I'd, 1889.

For the nomination of Candidates to
represent The county in the Senate and House
OF Representatives.. The several wards of
the city and civil districts of the county are
requested to hold meetings, at their respective
places of voting. on SATURDAY, MARCH 18TH,
and appoint two delegates each to said con-
vention.
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MARRIED..

On the oath ult., in Louisville, KY, by Rev. VIM.
Holman, Mr.. HENRY NJ. McEwEN, Of Nashville, Tenn,
to Miss IUCY second daughter Of II. 7. and Mrs.
Martha Curd, of Louisville.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-03
Notice.

TTAVING sold out the PERIODICAL DEPARTMENT
II of my business at No. Union street to J. 7.
II gan and A. W. johnson, Jr, would recommend
them as worthy of confidence.
will continue the more solid branches Of my bust
ness as heretofore at No. SO Market street.
MARI F. HAGAN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-03

HOlIoNay,s Gfntment.-The family des
ttute of this preparation is literally without the only
safe and certain means Of curing those eruptons III
GERS, swellings and painful nervous complaints
ommon to us all. Sold so Maiden Lane, n. Y.
Luz
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-03
TO Surgeons and Physicians.
xNSVUvNxENV DEPOT.

WE have received the agency for the sale of the
w well known and justly celebrated instruments,
manufactured by TIEMAN X co Of y Y, and viii
be regularly and promptly supplied by them with all
the new STYLES and designs. We have now IN store a
finer aud extensive assortment of extra fine In
struments probably, than can be found in any other
drug establishmea 4 in the South, embracing many
late improvements never before brought 10 this mar
ket which desire to Ill the special attention of
Surgeons Physicians al d Country Druggists. The
following is IN incomplete list Of Instruments
hand many of viii hare entirely new in style, and
used exclusively by Surgeons wherever they have
been introduced:
Uterine Caustc Bouges, lCivialis's Stone Crusher;
Cilded Points: Tieman IS TOnsator;
Parker's Valve Blugie; cameron IS SteihOscope;
Double Tracheotomy Ca lClark's oboscope;
nula: Alexander Woods Neural
Nichols Needle Holder; gic Syringe;
GARDENERS Guarded Croch- Tieman's Speculum,
pattern:
English Horsehair Pro Ialemand's Port Caustic
bang; with cham;
Curved Speculum Forceps Amputating Cases, from
Universal Forceps; $50 To 500;
Sim Speculum: Pocket Cases, from 50 To
Pessary rs new styles; s25;
Prof Nays Ilthotomy Prof Nays Tourniqnet,
Cases; Pocket Cases.
We are having manufactured, and will shortly
have in Store, Prof. PAUL EYES Pocket Cases
RAINS 4 BROWN,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists;
No. 19 Public square,
mar2-tf Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-03
Japan Lilies, Glaaioius, sc.

ITO surely ss s.ss. g A.s,sss. s have JESS %
81 NJ rslnresf flower sseds. eontaiainz sstrrg
hunaFei siifaFeEs kiaaE. feFbena. extra cassre -
Fiesles Aslars IA 4 distinct e0tfr<s fEnn nF~efs
r4ssei bs fFea4stff ysrzzll - t1s-st ftnsi9< dsu
HE ffalfxliaks af 20 sHezeef esteTs 4nf Nariffes
49, : ts,r ~ - ~ she EI@afli feIylra Se<fahis=
lAsnn lilies. fed Ahe waite Ia ia's-s eAr4t Fi<i
sssss x slae 0Esdielus, - Ae.
ssss. nAckESuE 4 niNgIuS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-03
Committed to Jail

or Davidson county, the 18th das Of Februry,
" 1852 Negro Toy who says his name 8 SAN.
and that he belongs 10 Dkssu GxANAs, OF Mississippi
said b y Is about IS 90 years old, weigh lSo OF
les Mounds about six feet high, dark complexion. .
considerable defect IN the right eye csused By .
burn from powder, asd -ays be wei dixles Tue
oxaer - requested 10 come forward, prove property
ami "a, char ses the law directs THIS March Fac
Tssa TiiOS. HoBSON,
sa,r3w4w Jaiior Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-03
new Aouertisrmrnts.
EOY Sale.

XXX HO wants good Cook Washer and Ironer ?.
w have a woman with 2 very likely girl children
one years old the other years old, who is good
coos, washer aud roner, that will sell on very
SonaOe terms Apply ~ T. ). HAWKINS,
mar3-f Agent, No. is Cedar st.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-03
JNo. B. w Il : t

IIAs IN store MACHINE CARDS and an other ind
Il tnEs for manufacturers If Wool and Cotn, az
No 40 onion street Adjoining the Bank Of Tennessee
febi-2m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-03

NorE.--Our limited space rendered il ne
cessary to coudense this debate; but what we
have quoted is in the words of the several
speakers, as reported by the National Knteiii
0eucer
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-03

Mr.. DOUGLAS ielt it incumbent upon him
to reply 20 some OF the points present id
by the gentleman from Mississippi, aud should
do so with candor and frankness. He had no
desire to cheat or be cheated. To certain
extent the Senator and himself agreed; bat
from thar point the divergence grew wider
and wider. Under the decision OF the St-
preme Court slaves We're property. standing
on an equality with all other property. aud
the owner OF slaves had right 10 take them
with him to the Territories.
The right Of transit was the same with
slaves as with other property hat slave pro
perty was subject 10 the local laws Of Terri
tories as well other property. II there
was any thing peculiar about slave property
requiring peculiar protection II was the mis-
fur.nne OF lis owners, aud the absence OF le-
gislatiuu for It's protection. or nufriendly le-
gislation. would as eiiectuaiy exclude il from
4 Territory ~ constitutional pfohlbiElon.
that MAS just what be asowed IN bis freepoft
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-26
ROBINSo\S
MANIPULATED (.lANO.

rVHIsHNEQu ALED rERTii.iztit composed n ono h''f
i best PERtTIiN GtSNO nm halt fine GRDt NpEDNf
and tn. best PHOSPHdTIC al Va - IN c"nd "a
date icing prepared by and improved in's hy
which III, perert cnmIunat s effected '1r
ing ali To fine powder AM f ap.tca by drH
otherwise In the most p'tf - .9drr And haN'
hesta saying that f"I ai,r'a' >'quai a. ary i"t
offered the aulink ttHsHuNHtt TIC 3tAlIh
WILL ~ kbPT rthftC1IN IHItVt Al ,naita- 4Ii VI Ar
RANTID contain per cent At AMMONIA and ~ - %
per OF BONE riDSrli a. g.. llMI T. niiG
good bags ghne shout 10 ts rfs l,ha>'t- vi ple
notice that The ROtl\S'= branded ,cb Iva:
-nnne other u genuine.
My long experience in the trad general satisfaction
heretofore given by ali Guaun, , tupc. be
that the article Offered val Ice scented
viii also keep constantly hand he best lr vAN MI
and other nanoes, which m sGIi
in the city NM. EDHiANbN,
Ess 4 and 4 II inRsnurth Siru,t
Near fratt street " htf.
rNnRE
Rohinsons Manipulated duanois a'' odd ~ it' i, >uit H
the following Agents;
C. Ne,ett A eSaudria Va Garrison & Msgn", Norfolk
Va Skinker Co Richmond Va ThHma, branch
sons Petersburg. Va and r &. Il a. WORT Whining
n @ - lLins
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-26
NOTIONS.

OUR Warehouse which We bn NpressS - our own use
" e.ntaies Aoors each " TO feet an he large stock
aud whth keep ts entire
occupancy No heus- the Northern 'i's Shhing
g,s the country pr sent III Am" r"nhr'h a'ah
he merchant STOCK ~ l"nN iage
hut obia.al npan ndhsas who ~H defy eaups n'ipn
With tho Manniss trfrs tG Al H. h.nor can
articles sell .rnd hnytr t. lrrorr t 'et"a
wat Foreign gnois ~ tua ta'rt' TO
erezt advantages pr'cs s. A. q" - E "a Al
all times ruete ,d ia =, s g"sts
Merchants good credit t. en- Of. Sur si1rk
when hey Baltimore ATS. 9 ~. .'H nc
tirsr-, \, ma csre,nil, u~a 8, gu A.-a b
1rhi"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-26

IDICHMOND 4 DTTEKIEs, Foot OF Main
and Corner OF Cary and l2h Streets
RICHMOND va kfi SEE & PAHR, rroprietors The suo
scbers respectfully the citizens OF Richmond and deal
that they manuf cturug the
best quality STONE WARE. which they will sell at Tho
following prices ruth n III crdi discount for cash
Al sold by viii be delivered IN any iar OF the city
fruuuf charge lHoH w kfEeEE,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-26

(NOlD MEDAL GRAND AND SQUARE
~ PlASOS-STklNWAl d SONS, 81 Walker ST. tusar
Broadway) New YORK; Manufacturers w.re 20
aw arded the First Premium here wi
ever they brought their Piano Furies In
petition with the beat makers Of Boston New IL
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Received the prize the
Washington 1855 ' 80
The First Premium gold the best Pho ror,s
at the Mary land Institute, Baltimore, lrI6 =
The First Prize Medal for the best At the Amer
lean Institute, Crystal Palace New York, 1856
The First Pre,im "a Gold Medal Piano
at the Maryland Institute baltimore, les:
The First Premium at the State Fair Detroit 1857
me First Premium at the State Far, Richmond, 1857
Among the judges the talent of tie conn
try such as w Mason, GoschAIk Wul.nhauut &c GranJ
and Square Pianos the ull wooden and Iron
frame coinbined warranted years Prices mod
crate oN'