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But our neigbbor. rolling as a sweet NOR
sci under bis tongue" the food for reflection
furnished him by this political dog and bear
fght,. solemnly asks-"How are We of the
South regarding these two coutending par
tiesi" and then more solemnly responds
I'VE regret TO cay that there is a large and
respectable minority, respectable in numbers
and in ability. who unhesitatingly svow their
unwillingness to unite with those northern
rOlnnteers who are in the MIDI of the enemy. fight
ing our battles. They vehemently refuse to
join those pro-slavery democrats in their ef-
forts to throttle Black Republicanism."-
Would to Heaven that there was "large
and respectable" majority instead of mi
nority" who vehemently refuse to march IN
der standards on which are emblazoned, and
stand shoulder to shoulder with men who
support. doctrines worse than the Wilmot
Proviso," and are but a .-short cut to all the
ends Of Republicanism,n Would to Heaven
that the South, as unit, would reject alike
squaiter sovereignty and republicanism. fork
ed tongueisn. and political dupliciiy of all
kinds, and rally upon the platform of the
Union and the Constitution. That is the way
to secure the recognition of the rights of all
sections, 10 bring back the fraternal relations
of the past. and TO bind together forever the
States of the Union.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-16

The Charleston Courier. in speaking of the
preparations being made there for the Charles
ton Convention. says the hotel keepers have
been very active. leasing rooms and build
ings- in addition to the usual hotel room.
They are already under heavy expenses, and
will, of course, raise The charges during Con-
vention times, above the regular hotel rates.
The Courier says: --..-,
In one case wherein accommodations have
been secured for large party from the West
ern States, the agent WAS surprised at the
comparatively moderate rates. and expressed
himself to that effect. On inquiry he stated
that the Charleston charges were much I'M
der the sum demanded and paid at Cincinnati
for the same accommodations.
A report will soon be made by a commit
tee, as to the amount of accommodation that
can be had outside the hotels, in private fam
lilies. The Courier says:
Our landlords have been actively engaged
for some weeks in endeavOrIng to prepare
themselves for the pressure of the Conven-
ton, and The propriefOrs Of our principal hotels
hare Just returned from Ne,o York ,chere they had
gone 10 10y IN supplies make contuct and pro-
cure furniture and materials for The additional
rooms that triH be demanded, met advanced and
advancing prices for all the staples of hotel
keeping.
We would inquire of the Courier whether
this is according to the regular system of
'nonintercourse" which we are given to un-
derstand. has been adopted by the South.
We might also ask whether the advancing
prices" met are the consequence of non-inter-
course.-Cfn. Com.
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washington sre.idea.l.i News.

We make the following extracts from 9
private letter, written by friend. who is
among ibe b,st Inform d mea in Washington.
The opinions expressed are those Of a close
and candid observer.
cit is now settird so far "a politicians can
settle il. tina, Mr.. Douglas will not be nomi-
natsd ut Charleston Breckenridge OF Hun
Ter will be the man The opinion beFe
to-day Is. that the Republicans or Opposition
men will carry the maH nominated at Chica-
go, with rslsA- This is rally the general
opinion in Washington nov, and it seems
well founded S~waid stock IL very high.
Many leading r pablIeans in the Home aud
Senate think his nomination csrisin. although
they prefer some other man. Mr.. ChAs-
.lands fair. but do DOT see that enthusiasm
and determination in bis favor that Indicates
success In his nomination. The Penusyiss-
mans think h is too favsTEhie 10 free trade.
etc But be may tBrn up n Chicago Try
strong. - MeL=4n stock has cpme up
some. Some pFog'oze 10 faH bun snd Fes-,-ti-
den Of Maize. Ssuai,r - hiiks shis
tick. woaid make an az nsht hF rs Peal'-
sylvsnia i strongly NcLean. The E''-
quirer Of your city azy gse up Douglas
All say here that be has so ehasee whatever,
that be is oai of The Nay n--Csa. Cesss
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-16
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The consideration OF the bill to extend the
Capitol grounds aud provide for the compile
ton OF the improvements thereon. was re-
sumed-the question being TO reconsider The
vote indefinitely posiponing the bill, which
prevailed. The Honse then refused TO post
pone indefinitely. a.sEF =
Mr.. Lea moved to strike out $3.50 900, and
insert 100000. Mr.. Williamson moved, in
lieu of Mr.. LEAFS $50 600. which pr, vailed.
Mr.. Russell moved to lay the bill aud
amendments on the table, which filed.
Mr.. Williamson's amendment was then
adopted. and under the previous QUESTION the
bill passed its second reading, yeas 81 nays
2S.
The bill to furnish arms, &C.. to the volun-
teer militis was indefinitely postponed.
The bill to change the law In relation to
the competency OF witnesses in suits against
Railroads for injuries 10 .tock. &e-. was laid
ON the tab
To establish an Asylum for destitute or
pbans ut Memphis; indefinitely postponed.
For the benefit Of the Historical Society;
laid on the table.
The Senate's billto amend the law in re-
lation TO Tree persons Of color, adopted In
lieu of House bill 90 expel them from the
State, was non eoncnrred in, yeas "a. nays
81. A motion TO reconsider was made and
that motion laid os the table. -
Adjourned till 81 A. NJ, tomorrow.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY, March, Is.

THURSDAY, March, Is.
Various Senate messaged were conside ed
and disposed of.
The House then took up Senate bills on
second reading and took adverse action on
the following:
To repeal section 622 of the Code; reject
ed 5sa sss- r5 "a
To increase the capital ofthe Bank of Ten
nessee three millions of dollars; laid on the
table.
To establish the Tennessee Orphan Asylum
appropriating ten thousand dollars for the
purpose; rejected. A motion to reconsider
made and laid on the table.
To authorize the cambridge and Farmers
Banks to invest their capital in the Ocoee
Bank, and allowing the Ocoee Bank to es-
tablish branch at Bristol. Mr.. Senter
offered an amendment allowing branch of
the Ocoee Bank at Rutledge or MorIistown
in Granger county. which was adopted, aud
then the bill was rejected
To provide for the extension of the Capitol
grounds, and to complete the Improvement
of the same; indefinitely postponed yeas
SO, nays "a. A motion to reconsider and to
lay thai motion on the table failed!' = -
Adjourned till 2 p. m. = - s~afs -
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD

AFTERNOON SESSION.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD
READING.
A bill to incorporate Banks of Discount
and Deposit at Brownsville aud Knoxville,
and for other purposes. Passed.
House bills on second reading disposed of.
Mr.. Lane called up bis motion to reconsid-
er the vote on the bill to protect Grave yards.
The vote was reconsidered, and the bill was
rejected.
HOUSE BILLS ON FIRST READING.
A bill to incorporate the town of Middle
burg and for other purposes. Passed.
A Bill to incorporate q Bank of discount
and deposit at JOnesborO, and for other pur-
poses. Passed.
bill to amend the charter of the Allan
tic. Tennessee and Ohio Railroad Company.
Passed.
A bill TO change the time of holding thu
Circuit Courts of Marion county, and for
other purposes. Passed.
bill to amend the exemption laws of this
State. Passed.
bill to amend the charter of the East
Tennessee and Georgia Railroad Company
Passed.
A bill to establish the State line between
Tennessee and North Carolina, at certain
points.
A bill to defray the expenses of the Gen
eral Assembly. Passed. h-s-.ez7..f = =.
A bill to ascertain the will of the people of
Cooke county, in regard to the removal of the
county site. Passed.
bill TO exempt certain amount of pro-
perry in the hands of the soldiery of the war
of 1872. from taxation also of the Mexiea an
war. Passed.
A bill to change the line between the coun-
ties OF Williamson and Cheatham, aud for
other purposes Passed
Adjourned Till a. NJ. tomorrow.
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From the Cleveland Piaindeoler.
Another ZOyara Cases. Boy wins
PIaudIts aud is Presented as a Dam

From the Cleveland Piandealer.
Another ZOyara Case--l Boy wins
PIaudIts aud is Presented as a Dam
seuse.
The case of the beautiful German boy who
, as so successfully palmed of as an eques-
. ienne in the Cooke Circus Company at Nib
IS Garden. is familiar 10 our readers. Even
4, fter the expose was made many wouldn't
eieve that she was boy. This was re-
Iarkable case. but no more so than that of
Nile Jrnnies Leon late premiere ddnselLse at
Ie The atre here a more splendid decep-
IN can hardly b. imagined. Leon has the
Ieness and symmetry of limb-ihe plump
ess of arm the fitness OF shoulder aud boz
. IN, so characteristic of the we'll formed girl.
! lis hair is long. black and silky, and the lady
2 lows how TO dress it in captivating man-
II. His face is pale-of what is sometimes
, lied the classic mold-and iull OF vivaciiy.
iseyes are what small beer poets might call
laughing" the lashes being long aud black
e a staress nigbt-to again quote from the
nall beers LEON is wonderfully light of
OF. and excels as dancer. He has MASTER
Il, too, the art of grinning sweetly. And
zen Of we may be allowed the expression
can "wiggle' enchantingly.
The neats deception was very successful
ere. Beyond The few astute individuals who
dorm the Hobbies, no one suspected that he
, as not good girl. His airy descent upon
F ne stage was always the signal for the most
nthusiastic applause. Susceptible youths
ere observed 10 draw closrr to the orches-
a seats as the curtain was rnHg up for Leon
+ aides admired the exquisiiely formed girl
ing all angels, none OF them were envious
{ Mademois~lle.
We do not hear that Leon drove any of our
( oung men mad, but in Washington City and
/ ittsburg il was otherwise. In the former
: ty Leon has a lover. who. of conrse has
,ver seen him of the stage. who sends him
sorts Of nice and elegant presents--dress-
Jewclry, etc. etc. and writes her on
ilk-White paper, with gilt edges. all sorts OF
seet words In Pittsburg Leon has lover.
no, in his letters To him, entreats her to fy
With him to foreign land" In the same
" Leon has another admired. in the shape
an elderly, wbite-haired man. with "A fami-
of grown-np children. This old wretch
nds l. on diamonds, bracelets silks, etc.,
I'd wants To see her psrsoDaliy"
Docs tn Znyara case beat this? We bold
say il does not.
Leon IL about seventeen years old. Until
: thin a " or so be was connected with n
s,ad of Ethiopian MINISTRIES as ..w' nch
ncer.'' Leaving that business be seeks en-
sskemenis Ia theatres. Male dancing is not
traetive. and 20 he retain his female skirt,
3 apery. etc. This exposure. l. not mad, TO
jare him in biz business; be secret must be
closed ssoaer or later. particularly II be
ould d eide to marry any one of bis uumer-
. - lovers.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-16
TIE Nrw YoRx Hrn.r.ps OPINION .poU

TIE NEw YORK HERALDs OPINION ABOUT
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELEcrIoS.-The New York
Herald concludes long article on the OPP
position party and its candidates with this
sentence:
The result Of this election will be to break
mp either the Republican or the Democratic,
and to make the new party the opposition
during the next Presidency. Thus, IL the
Democrats shonld b. beaten. they viii be ex-
tinguished party. and ill have to fall
into the ranks OF The Union opposition; or
should the Republican patty he oyerthrown,
that will be the lasl oi tn m aud the scatt,r-
cd fragments will he absorbed bv tie Union
party. which would thus Ia du- time present
q formidable opposition to the triumphant
DemocracY.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-16

The Hon. Thos. A. Hendricks, Democratic
candidate for Governor of Indiana. under,
takes in bis speeches 10 show that freedom
in the territories is safer in the hands of The
Democracy than of the Republicans" That
would be very pretty text for stump
speech down SOuth.-CTnc1n0ti C5mmociaL.
The Nashville Union and American, preach
ing from this pretty text" would glorify
HENDRICKS as "pro-slavery democrat" vol
unteeIing to defend in the North, principle
in the maintenance OF which are involved
the rights and sacred honor of the Southern
peOplel A fig for all such volunteers"
They are not worth continental copper.
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Democratic National Conventfon---
Proposition 80 Change the Place OF
Meetfuc.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Central Ma
tionai ID mocratie Committee are considering
The propriety Of changing the place Of hold
ing the National Convention 10 some other
point Tue reason OF this Is owing To the
exorbllaai and outrageous prices which have
been fixed upon by hotel keepers and other
places of sccomnodsl Ion a. Charleston. A
large number OF Sssaters and members have
called the attention OF the Committee to
this matter. and are urging them TO take inn
mediate eclis.n. Tue Commisie belissc they
have power 90 make The change, backed up
By The Democracy Of The different sections.
They will change the place Of meeting to
Baltimore.
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sENAT TIE.
THURSDAY, March Is.

THURSDAY, March 10.
Mr.. Newman. Mr.. Lane in the chair) pre-
scented petition from citizens of Fayetteville
asking for the location of a branch of one Of
the old Banks at that place.
Mr.. Lane entered motion to reconsider
the vote passing the bill for the pretecron of
Grave Yards.
Mr. Stanton entered motion to reconsider
the vote rej-cting the bill regulating the tax
of costs in certain cases. -
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Payne offered a resolution directing
the Governor of this State to issue commits
sion to an Agent appointed by the city Ct
Memphis to The city of Brussels in Belgium,
to make arrangements for th- promotion of
Direct Trade between those points Adopted.
Mr.. Bradford. a resolution TO adjourn sine
die at IL o'clock NJ. on Monday, 18th inst.
Adopted and transmitted.
HOUSE RESOLUTION LYING OVER.
A resolution for the relief of the people of
the second fractional township of Monroe
county. Adopted
A resolution instrncting Senators and re-
questing Representatives, as amended in the
Senate, came back non-concurred in; the
Senate insisted on its amendment.
A resolution providing for numbers of
the Acts aud Journals to be printed for dis
tribuIiOn; amended and adopted.
n lCc)1utiOn ulACSbOil w ~AitOAhSy 0cAti-
al of the State.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Lane, a bill to repair, and keep in re-
pairs The Hermitage and tomb of Gen. Jack
SON; passed. - q
House Messages were taken up and dis
posed OF.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD HEADING.
A bill defining the manner of conveying
property of females and their trustees; recon-
nitted.
A bill to amend the criminal laws of this
State; passed.
A bill to authorize Judges and Chairmen
OF County Courts to appoint administrators
pe7adsnte tite in certain cases; passed.
A bill to increase the jurisdiction of the
County Courts of this State; rejected. Mr..
johnson entered motion TO reconsider the
vote, and on motion of Mr.. Allen, the ques-
ton was taken up, the vote reeonsidered, and
the bill withdrawn by Mr.. Allen for amend
ment
A bill to provide for granting law licenses;
passed
A bill to amend section 35I5 of the Code;
rejected. -
A bill to incorporate the Goose Creek and
Woodson Turnpike company, and for other
purposes; passed.
Adjourned to p. NJ.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-16

The German Republicans of Davenport,
Iowa. have been holding an anti-Bates meet
ing. They resolved, among other things, as
follows:
Resolved, That the nomination of Edward
Bates, as the Republican candidate for the
Presidency would imply desertion from Re-
publican principles, and that We, therefore,
under no circumstances will vote for the Hon
Edward Bates.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-16

The New York Herald says that the price
of aldermen and negroes has gone up won
derfully in she last few years. A New York
alderman could be bought up, it tells us, for
hundred dollars ten years ago. But now
lars or more The price rises with the rise
of real estate.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-16

Hwas moi shIs little squad Of Hessisns over
whom the Republicans triumpheds and made
boisserous demonstrafions Of delight. No, II
was over q section of the democracy that
framed the platform sbove, who stood upon
IT In the municipal contest, and who SEND
Representative to Charleston standing upon
1t. Instead. of regarding the losers In the
contest with sympathetic feelings, our neigh
Dor would manifest prop appreciation OF
the result by expressing .4serene indifer-
ence." It was conflict between the dog
and the bear; and Southern men might well
have said Of it when in progress - 4
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The Expounder Expounded.
Senator wigfall, of Texas, said, the other

day:
''Why, sir, there was the most distinguish
ed man this country has ever seen. Daniel
Webster. the great expounded Of the Consti-
tuition. as he was called; and l hazard the
assertion, that If there was single thing
about which he was more profoundly igno
rant than any man in the Uuited States
IL was the Constitution of the United States"
Mr. WigfalI, of course, knows all about il.
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wuAr a FIEIp FoR Y.uSo MExi-Ne State I

War a FIELD FoR Y.uSo MESi--No State
The South nov Of r. the same tneacemcnt
]. Alabarus holds out to the young men who
e thoroughly advocated as Geologi>ts. Min~ra-
gisis. Civil Engineers. and in physical
isnees generally. Look az the rasirossis
4 Al ssiH 6< ball within the next i've yearsl
lance At the vast fields Of Iron. coal. cop
r. rnafhle. etc.. TO b. developed within ,he
me time, bv thea roads and ,hen estimate
value and importance 10 the STATE, Of ac-
e. wrli-trsined, energetic young men ps's-
sing ample ksowiedSe OF all .he sEsnehvs
science which must b. called into r qaisi-
% Elr the -arking OF th ss immenss asd
,ried ialrsestsi Ans young tEssa OF ssenty,
no win % to w.srk n,i,s, and learn all that
a b. learned. hy industrious application
. thrr- yrsrs, If ihe saiicets indicated. can
. the faishiag OF bis stadies, cum msisd BITS
IA price Tor his services IN The walks q
pplied Science .hoassozaas kalL
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A SoBLE SxSrxgSr.-In Alexander Ham,
iltea's tirst p .lItical speech. occur these eio-
queai word: The sacred rights Of mankind
are not 20 be rnmmagvd for amo0g cid
Farchmeass eF masty records; they are writ
Ten a. with suabeasn IA the whole volume
itself. aud can esveF be erased % oiseured
By mortal power"
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RHASrfAc1unKs q fssx Pass
s VI Grand. S<<zfARE- as FsRIkak <==zS7-z 81
cs<kND f1A<a tsakzfzs. sza<se sisA
al 5he improvements eoaeasixs - > - .
sa{-eFzprlls = ezan. se1eh ana 4afe1itsF- GOLD
MEDALS @14s1s4 = sks - h ke<z 1eFz, 1ss7
Sc sad - as a - Lsass. ises II hrs. X baszs
ss4 > EllE.zs = sase asnEF - <zi<as e<fTe psf
<1s<snz al lnssFuuzsats s=zfsstee< aE tsFse
ftfe@a~<T , See Hnt<-ee <st9s-s1
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-16

The Delegate. a, large from the s,..e o
North Carolina Cor the Charleston cenvea-
too have sess appoiasssl. saa ere for S<na.
tss Hanter lorithe Presidency az
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Cheap ploaghs.

ExcEL AID EAeLs, PIgueHs, sarions sizes. fer
L sne more harsos. lac sale = manifestations
prizes
SPADES AND sHovEs, Asses ,aEe Al other h,si
qualis5 uiArtefes-
RAKgs xSD aofs. ali sizss sna ssfterns.
Gardening tnpienserts ~ every dss<rls.tien
NAcKEHZIE NfSrAIN,
fetea-u ass - ceiieEe EtFes<-
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Ora cosxEHcsAL STEAM AaHISE.-Ths ~
Y. Herald foots mp the tonnage aud cost Of
oar commefelal ssssm sasFiae. thus;
Ths sggreg . tonnage % oar conmsrcisl
steam marine l. is. see toss- " which So
Ill l. owns in Sew York Tie total .,ssi
q TIE ssssels IN Nes YORK hands alone. is
tls. 2si. ese - EAs ssgrse.ts eoss Of the
ses going stesucrs % TIE United STATES, 4,
- neex - esn ee estimated, SIS go 600.
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NNpI.s,Y NENY.

1En MONTH AND All. ZPEssEs PaIb---
SDU Al ssens = zsn.se = e<erS ss<a sd eesa
d IA the tuel states, - snseEa ! res<serfztie
aud easy basfEes< - ~kicE t1e AksFe profits nay
be eersaasly resilse1 Per fa-thsF particulars as
dress Ir. y. Hxxzx ssExEn. eeFueF liza aHd
Bsasdx.y, xs~ xofk CitF. sneicslaE sns Postage
s<assa sehzz-dxszH
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! he oss.sa ne.eaer. oanss Guilty.

Al Chicago tne headquarters Of -blsek
.eublicaa fanasiclsm Ia Iheir very hashy
.smph st the elrriioa OF Hep shiiean
/. yor, q X. publican jary bsse e'ansie ed .
izen of violation u The .fsslsiys sl%se
-. John Ho->sck sn iFiai boa hsipsng On
. fagiliss slave a. Ottawa, III. and rsslsiiag
i. asssrrrs Of the uuitea States 70 81 DONG.
bssa foand guilty, BAT With Feeotaiasn-
ssisa % he mercy " tie CoarL--tzs. On
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Leave NASHVILLE al $40, A NJ ard ., p NJ
Arrive al Chat ooi n p. NJ and A n.
Es srE CuMINts WHIST
Leavee Chattanooga at a u. anG P. NJ
e. arrive al Nashville 6:io r. ~. ana A.
Il. rail connection, and shortest route Boston
~ New YorS, PhiIa elphia, B1ItImore. Wishing
City, Richmond, Petersburg, Lynchbnrg, Knox
Vile Savannah, Clar leston, Montgomery, Memphis
New Orleans, &c.
Both Trains connect at Stevenson with Trains on
Mem ps and Chariest-n Railroad, anc at Cbaitanso-
ga Trains t1ist Ten nessee and Georgia and
Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets may be had at ny hour on apph
cation Ia Ticket Agent Office at Depot, e. the fol-
lowing plas es, and 1T the following Irices, via:
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Early Corn, Early Peas and
Beans, Early Cabbage and
fafruess

IUsT received, = fali Supply q choice Vegetable
ID Seeds from BiszAs famous nurseries, oaly ave
cents paper or any eeRts A.aozea-
So 80 eaHt extr< early 81 extra large Corn
or Vegetables. 81 any Kind description for hEs
ees SEQ obtain supply Of sny kina sanz-
cte1t foe of = snail family
Al 30 .-flJOWk R SEffss, greet variety.
febxa-a MACKENZIE NISCHIS-
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lie Nxssang Lfxissesf cures Rh<nnatssm;
1ke Mustdng Lsssmenf cares SliG Jo<nfs;
The Xnstazg Lisinepf cures Burns and Wounds;
Tze Mustang Linfzaent cures Sores Ulcers, cdked
Breasts end Sore Nipples Neuralgia c6zns and Wdyts
and Is Uovta
~ 200. 900 DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the United States the and restorer Of
valuable Horses and Cattle. 1t cures all Sprans,
Gslds, Wounds, sun Joints, &c. Did Won ever hear
OF any ordinary Sore, Swelling, Sprain Stiffness,
either man or beast, which the Mustang Linimenf
would cures Did VOC ever visit any respectable
Druggist in any part of the world-in Europe, Asia
. or Amerca-who did not say sit was the greatest
discovery of the agef" Sold everywhere, Every
falniy thould have il; three sizes.
BARNES PARK, Proprietors,
MARLIN New York.
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Evergreens! Eyergreens
EVERGREENS.

fUSr received a small iot Of Exerereens, among
81 which may DC & TN ehoice So les Of the kAt-
MA LATiFoIIa, liza OP1cA. PISUS STRohUs,
CD and the roots pack 4 By pras teal gard
ener they are in prime condition and for sale Tow.
feb2e-u MACKENZIE MiSCH1S.