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" A s Ill VILE
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1859

NASHVILLE AND NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
Mr.. L. CULvERHoUsE, an officer Of this road
has sent Us the following facts in relation to
the enterprise: Fourteen miles of the road
are graded, and bridging and trestling com
pieted, and cross ties delivered from Kick
man, the Western terminus of the road, TO
Union City, at which place this road inter
sects the Mobile and Ohio road. This portion
is now ready for trackiaying- and there is a
large force of men at work along the line OF
the road between Union City and Dresden'
which makes % mills additional. This ad-
ditionaI y miles will be ready for the IRON
sometime in August next. making 30 miles
completed ready for tracklaying. 1t Is the
Company's intention TO have this portion oil
the road prosecuted to as early completion
as possible"
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apsi
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-23

INTERESTING MIMENTos.-The two swords
left by the late Mr.. PREsCorr 90 the Massa-
scented at meeting of the society in Boston,
on Thursday last. 10y Mr. IL. GARDNER. one of
Mr.. PEtSCorr's executors. One Of these
swords was worn by Col, PREscorr, the grand
father of The historian, ut the battle of Bunk
er Hill, and the other by Capt. LiNNEE, the
grandfather OF Mrs PREsoorr, who on that
day commanded the British sloop-oi-war Fal-
con, which was playing with her guns upon
the little redoubt which our coLntrymcn had
raised.
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Fortieth Anniversary
OF THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS
AT NASHVILLE, APRIL 2erH. 1859.

AT NASHVILLE, APRIL 26rH. 1859.
ORDER OF PROCESSION:
Members of the Order in good standing will
meet at their Hall on Summer street, at
O'Clock A. NJ. when the procession will be
formed by the Chief Marshal
At 81 O'Clock will move down Union street
to Cherry. down Cherry to Cedar, out Ceda-
to the Square down College to Locust out
Locust TO Market. up Market TO the Square
around the Square to College. down College
TO Union up Union to Cherry, up Cherry to
Broad. up Broad 10 Vine, up Vine to CEDAR.
down Cedar to High, down High to Spring,
down Spring to Summer. down Summer to
Cedar, down Cedar to Cherry, up Cherry TO
the Gaicty Theatre, when the exercises OF the
day will proceed as follows:
/. Music BY THE BAND.
2 ODE BY THE CHOIR.
3. PRAYER.
4. ODE BY THE CHOIR.
5. GRAFTON BY Hon. JAMES NJ. QUARLFs.
6. Music BY THE BAND.
7. ODE BY THE CHOIR.
8. BENEDICTION.
After the exercise at the Theatre the pro-
! cession will be reformed and pass down
Cherry to Gay -treet, up Gay to Summer, up
! Summer to the Hall.
! Visiting and transient Brethren are
| spcctfully requested to join in the process
/ sion.
The doors Of the Theatre will be opened at
| 10 o'clock. a NJ. for the reception of ladies
and citizens generally, and We specially
I invite all Of our lelIoS citizens to be pres
| at.
BY order of The Committee.
f. Il. GLAS OCK. C. Marshal.
| As IsTANT MAHsHAIS.--J. Webb Smith.
| Jesse W. Page. James NJ. Hinton, NJ. e. Cot
! ion. Henry VI liz.
| E,-At night the members of the Order
| aud their lady friends and acquaintance
! sill attend a Social X Union at Odd Eel
! lows Hall The Assembly Room will be ap-
propriatcd to Dancing. the Lodge Room to
| music and socially. aud in the room above a
table Will be spread.
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The NEW IoRK WEEKLY.-This popular
story paper, of April IS contains an accurate
(and the only likeness ever published OF
-RoBERr Bonner, the proprietor OF the Ma
York Ledger. The Neso Yo,k Weekly Is, With
out exception, the best story paper pnblished.
q Its lust Of regular contributors is graeed with
the names OF the most sparkling writers Of
the day. In the present number We perceive
that the opening chapters Of an exciting Rev
dictionary Romance are given. II is from
the pen Of DR.. J ii. RoBnsoS author Of "N,ck
WHITES" etc, aud is entitled ONE. EYED
SAUL; or, The Tory League ef Seven: A "a {
O South CvsIiaa."
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PETERS'S PATENT
NOn-Explo i've, Self-Generating
c. AS L A M P S.

The pubhe now favored with The best, safest
and most economical iisht prudueci, sapa-
rior 10 any other isftble light Ia existence. Il h
adapted for Churches Hotels, stores, Private Dwell
ings Steamboats,, Railroad Cars. Se, ke. Il Is easily
managed, free tso,n smell er smoke and from ali
danger Of explosipn thc nuid used Of AL ex
pIosive nature. These lamps are on vxLib ton aad
for sale al the auction rooms Of n. q Bruce corner
OF Cedar sad Cherry streets, whore the pubhc
Vltcd 10 cali aud examine fog themselves.
BARRETT WINCHESTER,
mAf30-u General Agents.
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Ezr- The Richmond Ehaminer regrets that
the limits OF that paper forbid the idea OF
publishing the details of the SIcKLEs trial.
This is the first expression of regret on ac-
count of inability 10 publish the "details OF
this trial that~we have met with in any OF
our exchanges. We lament that state of pub
lie sentiment and taste that tolerates the
publication of these "details" in any news
paper in the country, whatever may be its
available space.
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WaFkeLs.
New YORK, April 2.-Cotton-sales I'M
important. Flour dull; sales 5000 bbls.
Corn dull; sales % 600 bushels at 82aS3 for
mixed. Dat s45. Mess pork steady at Ia
1875.
bbls. Whisk y-sales 1000 bbls at 23&a24.
Lard firm at lie. Sugar in improved demand;
prime 63a74. Molasses-sales 27O bbls at
a. II llers demand an lvance. Coffee
firm.
ST. LOUIS. April 22.-The river is rising
slowly here, and rapidly at Keokuk and
Rock Island.
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT. We learn from the
Franklin Reriete that - u hoy about IL years
of age, sou of Mr.. JACKSON, residing about
two miles from town. was accidental y sho
on Saturday and instantly killed. He and
another boy about the same age bad been cut
hunting, and engaged in playful seutfie.
when the hammer of the gun got caught In
the clothes, and being raised thereby. came
down on the cap which exploded aud caused
,nriInIlf
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IT'S FREE FROM POISON.

NEW YORK, October lst. 1858.
Mr.. f. LYoN-Dear Sir; We have analysed and
tested your Magnetic Powders and lind them perfect
ly harmless to mankind and domestic amin Is, but
certain death when inhaled by bugs ants insects.
JAMES r. CBHToN, NJ. D., Chemist.
LAURASoE REID, Prof Chemistry n Y Hos
Mr. John l. Rome, Superintendent Of the New
York Hospital, say he has expelled all the bugs
ants reaches, moths, &c., with Lyons Powder, and
finds it OF immense vaiue.''
Every gardener and housekeeper must have a di-
interest in article Of this kind Reference can
be made TO the Aston, 81 Nicholas and Metropolitan
Hotels To Judge Meigs, President Of the American
Institute; James tOrdon Bennett .scn. Winfield Scott
Cyrus W. Field, l. NJ Pcise, OF the Five Points Mis-
sion &c, sc. Judge Meigs says, This discovery Of
Prof Lyon Is Of national Importance. The farmers
Club have tested 1t thoroughly. II will destroy To-
Gusts grasshoppers, ants, tbs, bugs and all yer
min. Garden plants can be preserved, and houses
made pure"
Arrangements are now made through Messrs
BARNES * PARK, OF New York, To have Il sold
throughout the world. Many worthless limitations
are advertised. BE cautious!
"NEw York, November s,h, 1855.
ain retiring from business, have sold all ~ y In
sect Powders pills, Letters Patent and the Sc.
crets pertaining thereto, Messrs. Barnes 4 Park
This powder Is a discovery made by myself, and
brought from the interior of Asa, and unkBown
any other persons. The genuine aud effective artlcle
is put up eanisters, aad Will continue bear
my name r. LYON
Rats and mre cannot be reached BY powder
and killed by Magnetic PILL. Order them
through any merchant.
It's lyons Powder kills Insects In triee,
But Lyons Piils are mixed Tor rats and MICE
sampIe Fasks - cents; regular sizes 90 cents ana
81 90. Follow directions. Zee freely and thorough
Is. BARNES PARK,
aprl4-4mdwtw. 10 and is Park Row, n. York
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Dip GeIearapb.
The SickIes Trial.

WASHINGTON. April 22.-It is contemplated
to submit Sickles's case to the jury without
closing arguments on either side.
WASHINGTON, April 22.-The prosecution
propose instructions to the Jury to bring in
the prisoner guilty, unless they believe him
to have been temporarily insane when he
killed Key. There is plenty of scandal about
the city involving the reputation and charac-
ter of others besides the principal actors in
this drama. 1t is currently reported that the
Sickies Jury made up their minds week
ago, which accounts for the weakness of the
rebutting testimony fthe prosecution. STAN
ton apologized to Ould for the harsh Ian
guage few days ago. The apology was ac-
cepted. Sickles's case will probably close
to morrow.
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a staple Article.

We would call the attention Of cur friends 10 the
oIlowing;
HAvIEHIII, Mass, Feb. :, 1851.
DEAR SUI Permit the pleasure Of stating to you
the graI aeaiion have in vending, and the universal
favor HooTlAND's EKxAS BTEEs meet Sith by nearly
every person who has had occasion test their viz
thu vicinity This establishment has had ihe
agency Of your Medicine sihcs sds, and safely
say there has been remedy placed before the pub
llc within tho scupe Of ~ kneirdge, that has met
mach general favor and % Sorthiiy tie Ger
ltters have hesitation IN recommending
them 70 our cush,mers, saagFiag with diseases for
which they are appropriate, feeling confident from
past experience that they ~ill do all and even more
than - promised Of thsm. IN Dyspepsia aRd Liver
Complaint. dsfy as eq-al. To DraggtVts can re-
commend q EN- a sale Investment, and 10 the pub
lie as a truly worthy remedy.
Very truly years,
CHAs B. EMERSON.
To III. c. N. JAoksox.
These Buffers be had OF any druggist or
dealer s.iesnss, ia the United states, cAn=dAs.
West ladies Stuth Amaries, At IS eeats per bot.
he. They are prepared ny ~. c. N. Jaeksoa, AIS
Arch street, Philadelphia Pa, and every bsafie has
his signature GA the wraFpsr aprs-lm
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River and Steamboat News.

ARRIVED.
April 22.-Cnmmerce, Hartsville.
Shcnango. Pittsburgh.
Sum Kirkman. Cairo.
b. VI. Runyan, st. Louis
DEPARTED.
AprfI 22.-Dunieith, Cincinnati,
Ninnctonka. Paducah.
Umpire. Up river.
T. 6. Twichrn. New Orleans.
River falling, with about feet water on
the shoai-.
FoR ST. LoUIs-Thc great passenger and
freight steamer b " RunyN. is the regular
packet for s. Louis and ali way points thi,
day at O'Clock. She Is in fine Old r, as her
veteran cammandcr would not have her
othervs and no boat on our river offer
better Inducements or is better adapted for +:
passenger packet. She is in charge of Cap
JAMES MILLER, the great pioneer Of the tradc
a-si ted in the Office by that clever and at
tentive gentleman, w. II. BELL. Secur,
rooms early.
The fast passenger steamer T. CT'c'eheH waf
unable to ct of yesterday. in consequence
Of the incIc1nrncv OF the weather. She will
leave this morning at 10 o'clock without fail
She is in charge of that energetic and expo
rienced river man. Capt IL. O.. McCoaAs
who is provcrbiai for his untiring attention
to the business Of shippers and passengers
U.r of1icr l. in charge of ALEX. BELL who
will be found ever ready to sound the key
notes Of choice rooms Now is the time for
a ul,asant and most comfortable trip TO the
Crescent City. Go aboard early
That beautiful and popular regular packet
the .lclcia CoHage. is receiving and viii leave
this evening for all points up the river. Hor
passefre amendments are most excellent
and she is we'll managed in the person OF
Cant. Tow. DIsMUKEs an eflicieLt and popular
officer. Her Office is in charge of that atten-
tive and clever gentleman, PAIL DISACKEs
who Is ever ready in the discharge Of his
duties.
TIL CuJd is the regular mail boat for TO
morrow at u o'clock. That popular and
efficient officer. NEWT CONTEXT. late Of The
elorion- Salfe West has taken charge of thu
L,fJa. her late commander, Bob FERGUSON
having taken charge of the y. h. .Steye,'soa
Capt. c. will remain on the Cabd for som
tim. and a, ever give his personal attention
10 all business entrusted To his care. Who l.
going ON The Ca5q. Tomorrow, with the sttI
CoRBETr and cilulgent EGAN!
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Such language as this is but the constant and nat
n-al echo wherever this article is used
This Liniment is Indispensable TO planters and own
"rs Of horses and mules. Mr. John Ian els Mont
g"mery, Ala, sold slave for $500 who was raise
from utter usrlessness by this Linment. Every
family should have it, BE very particular and en-
quire for the Mustang Liniment and take other.
Sid by all dealers throughout North and Soutl
America, Europe, and the Islands Of the ocean, T
5 cents, so cents, ann 81 90 per bottle.
BARNES 4 PARK, New York.
aDrl4-6mdwtw.
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River News.

LOUISVILLE. April 22.-The river is sta
tionary with feet water on the falls and ten
feet in the canal. The tremendous intermit-
tent rains Wednesday and Thursday will
probably cause an Immediate rise.
LACROSSE, April 22.-Lake Pepin is open
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LOOK AT THIS !

I FER Tor sale one OF the most valuable Farms on
the Mississippi River, IS miles abuyr Memphis.
near Ashport, combining 1900 acres, with ab,sut a
ct mile iTuit-lS0 acres irly ready Tor cultivation
Il possesses unusu4l aavantlg cs Tor Wood Yard,
stock Raising Grain. ottnh almost any produce #
the soil prefrrcd Any amount Of god dry wood
be sold at fair price. The timber consists Of large
ga utity OF hne Black Walnut sassiiras, Mulberry,
Honsy i0cust, Ash. Maple, Cotton Weed, HaekbeTTy,
Pecan &c. Timber aud Ctne il : evidence At high
laud- This Farm has attached a small Island m
the middle Of the frost around which the chute pass
80 n moderate high waller, the toot of u gives
hroor for Wood Boat again the drlt lee running
where The wood yard and improye uieuts alsss
prliectioH to Wool against tbs highest by
ing il back siong the chute and run the boat 90 IT,
saving once handling t. Improvements good dwel-
ing aud out-houses ell new II - only 70 see this
Farm appreciate Is value ard unususl sazltsgrs
% & eaI4en, sill sell barsaiR or exchange FIR
al improved plaa e--Sy T. - acres tuln 20
miles ol Nashville, Louisville - LOUIS Mcmph -
snd ~i give liberal credits the balance. ssnsT.
ais make quick sales, ie visg RON Tor purchasers
% complain lAass Il" time o yea Nant M. Farm
urua the greatest river IA the WORT. For further
IN afmafien address al Nashville, TcRn. or APPLY
Ia James Johnsan, uUAF the FaFm He IA sha1 tAe
land u ! am theres h. ENTRY.
L.aisvine Journal, Memphis Appeal, al "a. Leafs
Republican copy 90 s1aeGnt OF o. AMI UanEe ihis u
nee. spri6-triNsN7W
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NEW OOK S

TIE RED SCOUT, or The Outlaws Revenge. By the
author OF ''The Regulators Of Arkansas"
bEATH OF THE TRAITOR; or, The Black Dragons.
By Captain James Grant.
THE Young DUCHESS; or, Memoirs Of Lady OF
Quality. BY C. W. n. Reynolds
lows NEW PATENT SERMONS. By Dow, Jr.
For sale by +. HAGAN,
apTg-f Market ST.
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ns-GEo. W. HANNA Real Estate Agent in
Memphis, sold lots in thai city, on Tuesday
last, at auction, to the amount of S60.722.
There was a great number of lots sold, the
highest for S4225.
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SUGAR.-There has been fair demand with sales
OF abrnt 1000 hhds hrmer prices Fair TO fully
fair 554g656c 2 b.
MO,.Ao-E-.- uIne 700 20 500 bbs have been sold
3OG3c for fermentng, and 81 &c, for prime, with
80 half bhls at 35c. p gallon.
TOBACCO-We hear of about 900 hhds. sold, in
Guiding 1877 SltuT lay at, and 10 to-day, OF
which 80 at &c. for refused and IA and &C. Tor ad
mitied; ISL, of which at &C., SO at y j; "A at
nc. 80 Sc; Is at 6t and &c; at 1ze.; at
735c. old crop 1t O.; and 1872 $50, SO, IS, %, IS,
ana 3, all on private terms.
BACON.-l2 casks clear sides sold at lie. = ID.
LARD We notice sales of 100 and 45D terces
prime at h. go at the same 20 bbs No at lOz+c.
and 800 kegs lie. p ID.
CuFFEE-GOod demand with sales of about 1 500
bags comprising 100 lOL<c., 600 1864, Al AT
lO5S, 6sT I0s< 200 at II, and so at II &C 2 H.
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Ezy- Mr.. H. declared that his wife had five
fulls-sthat she was beautiful. dutiful, youth
full plentiful and an armful." But bis wife
pleasantly rejoined, that she bad but one fool
her husband
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ggBishop OTEY has been severely ill at
Memphis, but is now recovering, and it is
hoped will soon be able to resumehis cleri
cal duties.
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CommerfiaI.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE
~ no 1Cen

COTTON.-We heard of the sale of a
small lot yesterday att llc. q ID.
TOBACCO.-Sales at Fisher, Wheless &
Co.'S OF II hhds at IS, 7 Is, 5 10, 65. 4
20. 90. IS, 35, 3 IS, A Is, Is, so;
and - at A Hamilton's at 90. Z 10, 6 80.
50, 80. 90, 4 so, 10, As, 4 so, 3
S5, 20, 60.
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THE popularity of the Mexican Mustang
Imminent is co-extensive with the civiliZatSsA Of
the globe Other articles claim to aHreiate pain
stress-ths Family Physicians, Govern
ment Hospitals, Farrers, Planters Farmers, Livery
men, &c, have practically demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world. No article ever before re-
ceived such undivided praise and support from Med
ical and Scientific men.
RHEUNATISM,
OF years standing has been totally cured. Piles
Ulcers, Tumors, Running Sores. Scrofula Stiff Joints
Felops, swellings, Burns, Bites, Bols, Chaps, Neu-
ralgia, Salt Rheum, and all aches and pains upon
man, and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c. ..
such as Ring bone, Gall, Scratches, SPAWN Poll Evil
Sweeney, Hoof-ail, &c, subdued and cured
by the
MIST IINIrIENn-
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$40 BRoAp Street. PuILApE1pnrA

~ DfN'Ab .IhEEls IhilADElbHlA. IA.
(ExTRAcT,) "In lifting the kettle from the IRE it
became III manageable, tilted over, aud scaIded my
hands very sevefely, almost TO a crisp. Il was an
awful SIGHT. The Mustang Liniment appeared 10 ex-
tract the pain 1t healed rapidly. without soreness
and left no scar OF account. Truly yours.
CHARLES FOSTER"
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VALUABLE HORSE SAVED!

Mr. S. Itch, Hyde Park, VT, Writes:-sThat the
horse was considered worthless" (hls case wa
pavin,) buts ite' ,cnhe free Of the Mustang
Eminent, have sold him for $50 cash Your Lin
ment has been doing wonders up here"
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$50 NSeMarN for Xim.

II pot on the night of the 23rd Of March last. Ne
gro Man named JIM, Of yellow complexion about 80
years age feet high, will weigh about rs pounds
Jim was raised by :. MARSH Esq, Of Dixon county
Tenn. There is a small scar his ctt nOstril, that
he says WAS produced by blasting rock, and few
hts east caused from burns, though not paftic-
uariy remembered by any one AS 10 which breast
this scar Is He has rather "A down look and an
camiuate expression out Of the eye when spoken
though good counteuanCe, with broad forehead and
round eyes. Jim had on when he LETT Pea Jacket
81 black C3snett and yellow Jeans Pants sofI Hat
purpc color. lie Il a blacksmith by trade and was
sold by F. :. Hawkins 10 W. J. Martin
The above reward Will be paid 10 any one who
Will deliver him % me At Chattanooga, Tenn. or 10 r.
:. Hawkins, No. Is Cedar street, Nashville. Team.
". J. MARIN,
ap-T-tf CIatt anonea. r. nilessae.
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es-Wc are authorized announce TIT -. T. sAUN-
IElts a candidate for be otn Of County Trustee
of ay dson Couuty at Tie election to be held in
Matca, ls6O- apr2O-td
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

fIfPSxzE<, DIR. KING formerly Of New York, for
ax-2asS the last four years Of Louisville, Ken
ecy, and who has devoted his attention the
menJ Of private diseases for 80 years fatters
Hnself, having attended 70 a practice for SO many
years, and cured many thousands, lac is enable to
cure all diseases Of private nature, matter how
bad they mag be from nJudlcous medical treatment,
'r from neglect Of their own Or. Kings Iispcusary
: No p pc1ieF!ck street, between Cherry and the
'auare Sec"nd story where he Cures all diseases Of
private n1tUrc.
GoNoRRHEA cured without nauseious medicine or in
reference with business.
STRCTUREs Of old recent date eeCtually cured in
a few days, by operation which causes no pain.
Where Structure exists health cannot he enjoy ed.
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS with ali the diseases Of the skin, growing
out OF neglect OF bad treatment, be enectually
cured In few days.
SEMINAL MEAENtSs-P articula ratteutionhavingb been
given 10 this disease, and all :he consequences grow
ing out Of u, brought on ia many cases by the de-
structvv habits Of nc0nS'dcTate YCuths and exces-
sive Indulgence Of the PASS ms, neglect Of which viii
undermine the constut rene; ny the subject unit
FOR business society and causing premature Old
Females who may be aboriag with any difficulty OF
TIE Womb may rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case, win fee enc lused drectedto Dr. A. King
No. D DeadeTlck street, Nashville, Teun., will have
the cssary meicinesent To their address with
sessaTy directions. strict secrecy observed. Office
hoursfrom O'Clock in the morning until IN the
ulng may26-indAwly
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as- We authorized T. announce SAMUEL 7.
AaENT candidate f,r County Trustee the next
March election aprl9-td
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Fourth Congressronai District.

We are authorized u ant ounce W. y. STOKES, Of
ncKalb, candidate fcr usress Ia the Fourth Con
grrssionaI p,st~s nera5-td
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NOV ECE.
TO COUNTRY. MERCHANTS.

We are selling many artioies of HARDWARE,
"belus part af kIaKSAs EIiss last lsroETAuoS,'
at a small advance for Cssa. Our -rock,
which is being made eomplrIo b. daily arrivals,
oner reduced Pr.oes for Cash negotiable paper.
You money ~ boying yasF Hardware Al
81 Puhi,c Square, kIEksAN EIIs : old stand, from
feb2s-u MCCALL. A 90
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Price, One Dollar per Bottle.
Address,
ID. Ill. ANDERTON.
The SEIixir,s,

prepared by Dr. JAS WILLIAMS, for the cure OF DYS
'EPSY and nothing but DYSPEPSY, (as advertised in
mother coulmn) has, by its own merits obtained for
tsef So high reputation in Philadelphia, that Physi-
ians acquainted with its properties using it them
elves and prescribing II TO their patients, convinced
by observation OF its great efficacy in restoring the
iisordered digestive organs to healthy function. NJ
nervous cases Of Dyspepsy Of the most aggravated
'haracter, which were abandoned incurable by
some ofthe Medical Faculty, have by the OF this
Elixir, been restored to perfect health, atested
cates testify aprl3-Iy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-23
Arrived.
Markets.

New YORK. April 22.-The steamers Fulton
and Arabia have arrived.