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Dp Gelfarapb.


WASHINGTON, Jan 2s-There was much
eanvasSing between parties yesterday Moth
ing definite was arrived at respecting the
election of speaker.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30-A ballot for speaker
this afternoon resulted as follows Total
number of votes 234; necessary Ia choice
lis; Pennington lis; Smith Il3; scattering
6. Sherman withdrew. There was great ex-
element.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30-House- Two more
ballots were had with about the same result.
The House spent most of the day exclucing
ladies aud other unprivileged persons from
the floor whereby business was DISTRACTED
Adjourned.
From New York.
New YoRK. 29.-The Tft5une's Washington
correspondent says that Senators propos.. to
extend the west line OF Kansas to the summit
of the Rocky Mountains and the Northern
line to the Platte River, so as 10 make the
State Democratic, and to thus amend the
House bill for the admission of Kansas. and
if the House refuses to accedc to the exten-
sion of the boundary, to exclude Kansas for
the present session. IS
Messrs. Russell and Majors are about estab-
fishing Courier Express uniting New York
and San Francisco, in Connection with tue
Telegraph, in ten days.
ne STEAMER CmpiTc lily, rum hdsdua,
has arrived. Her news Is unimportan.
The Fulton arrived on the 2Sth. Don
Jose Gerges is pas nger. He comes TO
exchange ratiticatloEs OF the Bower treaty,
and 10 arbltrate the question of indemnity
between the United States aud Paraguay
Navigation Company.
The sloTe No. lis Fulton street, occupied
by Wynkop, Holienbeck & Co.. printers. aud
Robt. Bonner's Ledger press room, is burn. d..
no nj 4 ta IL rod
Ward, Close j. Co., Druggists, lis Court
land street, are also burned out.
Death of Henry ID. GiIpcn.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 29.-Henry ID. Gilpen,
Elk United States Attorney General, died To-
day
Death of los. A. Alexander.
PRINCETON, Jan. 30-Jos A Alexander,
Professor of the Theological Seminary, died
on Saturday.
. LEcoMproN, Jan. 26th-Col Eli Moor, Reg
lister of the Land Office, is dead.
River News.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 30-The river is falling,
with 6 feet inches water in the canal.
Markets.
New YORK, Jan. -Evening.-Cotton
sales to-day 700 bales; nidding upland Iii
ALA Sugar firm bnt quiet; Cuba muscovado
74a7s; refining Orleans 81.
New YORK Jan. 3O.--Flour DUH sales
1000 bbls., S4.50a5 90. Oats dull, 441a451.
Mess Pork quiet, Sl7.06a17.12.
CISCINNATI, Jan 3O.-Flour has an advanc-
ing tendency, S5.5Oa555. Provisions buoy
ant. Corn steady, soc. Oats firm, 4Sc.
Barley declined Sc.
NEW ORLEANS, JAN 30 Cotton-sales yes
terday $500 bales; prices easier. but qnnti-
tons are unchanged. Mola-sfs 3Sa39. Corn
active at IS. Lard in bbs l01 Coffee firm
at 104al2. India bagsing l2d. New York
sight exchange GAG discount
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outIhe world.
CsdaF st. New York
cents per bottle.
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Chancery saie---W. X. Lucas--'
lands.


Lands.
DURSUANT to a deerve uf ths Court in the case of
IL J hn rsarAge VS.. ". K. Iaca. and others in le-
gal hours
SalurGay the 18th OF February, 1860,
the Courthouse in ti.s city viii oner At public
sale TO tie highest bidder, credit OF Il and 20
MOUTHS with day Of sale and froe from
redemption. the tract 81 5ess aerts oil Land bought
b. W. K. Luces, at Chaucery Sale in tire case ot
A Allison, admir-, C-utcher aud othe s. and also
the tract 10 and - poles bought by him nf
htset ana also the iract OF Is acres, part Of the
iaim owIet by W. X Lucas, and described by biIn
IN the Deed oi Trus; made o, y ID. Cross
will sell such portion OF the 59sS acre tract
may be ieIi usod alter the sale the decree
the uf A. Allison, A.im'r., Cru ciIer and 9th
aud addition the said tracts OF loand Is acres
until cnoagh shall have been soil 10 pay SATISFY
the decree of this 'ouit this for S3sl s., be-
sides interest and costs. Purchasers Will be re-
CURED their notes, with approved securi
~ at the time of sale, and lieu Will be Retained
the land until the purchase money Is fully piid
J. + GLEAyES &. 4 AZ,
jan1s-td Chtncery Court al Nashville
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The Confessions and Experience
OF
VICTIM.

DESiGNEbfor the beneft, and as warning and
IL cauti thase waa suffer Gr0sa nervnas Gchii
iiy ii'digestion, loSness OF spiri1s, want az ser
premataFedecay. a. .itS a caasc9ucaSe of youthful
Imprudence, the baneful htb.t ef self alb 4se.
the sans time poiatilg ogtthe certain II self
cure
BY one who has suffered from the above cause,
and from misplaced conf eaee II medical suunbng
aud quacSery. Single copies sent (l'os; free) tie
re .c.pt OF astaml-d envelope, bearing the address
OF the applicant. Aadrcss-
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq
deel3-3mdSw Bedford. klags CO., y. 4.
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a, aoeiseas .rfii kaps-a, e-~a - sssls Regulated
assiiies IL Is very desirable - have cheap a,d
way repairing Furniture, Toys, CROCK
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ordinary DraWing,
To take i'Iaec as si'eclHed.
One Grand Capital Prize OF S50.0oS
AnproxiInatiou Prixesn.
whole rieket. s1o:RaivsI ss:au.rtsr. Sc So

CettIfisases OF packages IA The oseiIary Itawh
will be suld following 'ateS, which Is the
CeruGc- te OF Package II 10 h,,le 1lekets.. $50
- 10 Hah -. 10
/ taiter- a. -. 20
q 10 tlshsa =. 10
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Criminal Court Clerk.

81 We authorized to announce CHARLES NJ
HAYS 4 candidate for Criminal Court Clerk the
ensuing election. dec3I-te
ES- We are authorized to announce CHAS E. DIG
CONS candidate for Criminal Court Clerk the
next March election. uly4-t
e. We are authorized TO announce JOHN SHANE,
Esq, candidate for re-elec 100 the Office Of
Criminal cOurtClerk next March election myI5te
II = We are authorized aruouuce 'Ir. r. II
PATTERSON as acandldatefor Criminal Coz TT Clerk
atthe ensuing Marcel election. may24.
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County Trustee.


E6- We authorized announce E A. RA-
WOkfH Candidate Tor Trustees of Davidson
! county at the ensuing March election.
jaH17-te
zs-we are authorized to announce WA. JASPER
TAYLOR candidate for trustee Of Davidson
county, al tile ensuing March election. jau2 "a
ss- weare authorized TO announce JOHN ". MAR
Ts candidate Tor County Trustee at the ensuing
Marcheiecton. oct1l-td
aa-we are authorized to announce HARDIN P
BUSfICk candidate for the office of County Trustee
oct5-IG-
s1 We are authorized TO announce HENRY L.
JUSTICE Candidate for County Trustee, al the
ensuing March election. seplU-le
.s-Weare horizedtoannouDcerHOS T. sam
DklA candidate Tor the Office OF County Trustee
of Davidson County at the election to be held
March, 1860. apr2o-ti
sswe are authorizedto announce SAMUEL
AAENT a candidate for County Trustee at the
March election. aprl9-td
zB re authorized to announce ISHAM
CLARKE a ;ini.i.t4 for Trustee OF Davidson coun
y, 1t TIE aext dArcn siection- aug20-te
For Tax Collector.
a, ST. We are authorized TO announce Dr. 10 W
wilson county at tie ensuing March election.
Jan24-te
NPwe are authorizedto announce Q. C. DEGRovE
a candidate Revenue Collector of DAVIDSON
county, at the ensuing March election.
janz0-te
Rs- We are authorized to announce W. B. You've,
of Whites Creek, candidate for Revenue Collec
tor at thc ensuing March election.
E1- We authorized announce DANIEL. G.
CLARK candi tate for Revenue Collector OF la
wilson county at the ensuing March election.
dec30-te
aB- We authorized TO announce ACTON
YOUNG candidate for Tax Collector of Davidson
county at the ensuing March election.
dec29-te
e. We are authorized to announce A J. RAMSEY
candidate for state and County Revenue C,lIec
tor for Davidson county, At the ensuing March cleo
ton. dcc2o-te
II p We are authorized to announce JOEL A. BAT
TIE a candidate for the Office Of Revenue CoIlec
tor Of Davidson county at the ensuing March cleo
ton. dec2l-te
Sc We are authorized to announce JOHN GREER
a candidate for reelection the Office State
aud County Revenue Collector al tie ensuing March
election. dec2l-Je
ES We authorized announce ANDREW
GREGORY candidate fer Tax Collector David
sou county at the ensuing March election.
dec20-te
sS- We authorized to announce ROBERT
POW EfsS Is a iidate for Revenue Collector Da
wilson county at the ensuing March election.
dec20-te
10 We are authorized announce E. D. WHIT
lsctor Of Davidson county the ensuing March cleo
ton. dec22-te
For Constabie-1s 81 District.
HA-we authorized announce japt. JESSE W.
PALE, a candidate for Constable in the Nashville
District, at the ensuing March election.
ianl2-te
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as-w We are authorized 10 announce A. A. CARTER
ezntii ts Tor Constable In this, the First Dis.
Iriot, At the March lection. lansi-se
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The Test ofl2 Years. Experience
Has proved the superiorquaiity of
HEGEMAN. CLARK 6 CO.'S
Genuine Cod Liver Oil.

Ills pronounced by Physicians the best remedy
for Consumption ,ScroGula, Chronic Rheumatism &c
ever discovered
CAUrIos.-The value Of this remedy depends upon
its purity and in order secure our customers n
pure article. of our drm To Newfoundland 20
superinIend the manufacture of our Oil and We war
rant il pure. See that the label has the eagle aud
mortar, and the signature the cork of each bot
tie, there is a great deal Of cheap, Inferior oil
pAlmed of for genuine, to the greatihjury of ps.
tieuIs.
80 AskfOr Hegeman. Clark & Co.'s, and take no
other, as Eany have been cured with tie genuine
who have used others without any benefit.
Useful In Every Family.
amt, Grease spots, Sc., removed Instantly
yes, silks, Ribbons, sc. Cleaned equal to new
thout injury to the mosl delicate color or fabric
HEGEAAN 4 CO.'S CONCENTRATED BENZINE
ly rs cents per bottle
HEGEMAN & Co., Druggists,
1s1. s9s, 511 and $50 Broadway,N. Y.
1ywA-P5u3m
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I.and for sale.


I WILL sch the So as'aa shssh nss Festdss
L Et1tfei 40 Ihz A4sassile aad aHrtressanfo
Eafnpskr, ana aizs sIssa The Nashville AMI Clatts
aoeza t4sifoad, abaat - mikes Nash vile, ant
1 aaHe iron iAxergas.
sdl s-i esIssvf tbs estsre tract, eausizsiag 81
80 seFss, ssiy i-rklsa 81 The s@asss stss ems
af al sut 10 acres fhe pFeussss have a hr~ ~na
nsritsas uxxllEg, ts~ethrf With al net ssAr1
trs Is5ss lies nsnsiztsty sst~eea tbs EafAs,tSe
ksslfsni srons.sls s4rA. snd ~ SEES
iso. a.ieas sch s1sn<hes s.na els
rs i4a ~efs ssEterei 4i = "a as bssstoss lad
4 harftraae EFs<k- Iisere = ses9t 80 4cfrs =
cieaFet fand e.ksa tzse trzs4.
Ihe sbsxe lss.i ~ sst ssnfiesa-a ssa s-s 4aaaE
hustzess "A kas<sls. sad 4lso tsrttltE sklflsp
- Esssrally, sassss BE exusiiss ~ sss s.ss 4.
fcsne>see
i sals seE apoa sAe fsissssk teFzss. ese iasfa -
cash zIsen fsszezsssa b sssss sizirn - Ne sltss
AZ zag sfssss t.sa hs2D<e sitf fraEe Asta-
"a f1ss ess ezsef ~ tzst ssS sa ilss
tsfxi .as<f. fcrsnz - e gGFrls<@zng go -
aszs sss sassfsseae f.ss fFsne. Eesn<.sss a. Be
~ be srez alszss llse FsrHses, - n<klk ess9tfF
81 Easzsd IL k.ss. ksl.a II szzassll-s
tal6--Iza-eh Tx y kl11.
IsaExs Dis Jesrsal sia sire ssssstssss y ri
W-ekss assz uases "a Anese<za sssi esRt seEl la
q - hfeafS.
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T>oETYSfx a<Ess - tsa shfez sa1ss frsss ~ cay
II zss : sszz Z - assstarek. hsfss Pezs e4se
saba srzs4 - tesza. $50 = 2ssz<s - skkfs =
ks4.slF szzslsF<I Ike hssses l<@fezt <zs - 49,
Sta1e . It's szti i - Sc Fse<z 21z,t
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Iz1s1tzez & aals H. - szzH4 - ten Es1s -
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sAash = : <F<4z = aks<zf@EezE - ftaez $3.50 q
go q = <a1t essz9ezs, ter z<zzs 81 sAses S.
s<<zT s. L f@k1Ik. e -
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The ARTEsIAS WELL,

deep. though rather small hole In the
d, from which squir,s out a constant
p OF water which tastes aud smells as il
ncipal ingredients we're rotten brim-
and picked manure. This we'll Is one
public institutions OF Louisville. aud is
tide and boast Of her citizens. Iii. IT,
by strangers, however, as a great
This pun is a very old one, aud our
er re-prodaees II here merely as a com
ht TO his friends in Kentucky.
ring seen the Artesian Well squirt as
ls We wanted 10. We return up tow n
kongregate on Fourth street, near The
pai Hotel. to see some squirting from
am 6re-engines OF the city. which are
sed up aad brought cut for Our
kl qualification, aad throw enough water
the air 70 extingsish sthe iires Of 40
~ in almost NJ time. Two Of Us,
3. and Capt. S. Of the Nashville Fire
ment, dance with digit as the glitter
sans shoot mp as high as the house-iops
In mist aad spray, scattering the
and making some of Us very wet.
witnessed this ine display of steam
s, We retire to the hotel To rest from
Bne d. the mornIng-some OF Us, and
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Crrr COUNCIL We are requested to state
that there will BE- an adjourned meeting o.
the City Council at their Hall tonight.
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CANDIDATES.
For Attorney General.

NJ We are authorized 20 announce VI. L Nc
CCN1C0, Of Williamson county, as candidate 70
Attorney General for the Ninth Judicial Circuit
Election in May nexf. dec24-te
81 We authorized 20 announce r. W. HAY
WOOD, of davidson county, candidate for Attorney
General for the Ninth Judicial Circuit composed OF
the Counties Of Davidson, Williamson and sumner
oetIe-fe
50 We are authorized 70 announce BAXTER SMITH,
ESQ.,, Of Sumner county, cand.4ate for Atrorney
General in the Ninth Judicial District composed Of
the counties Of Sumner, Davidson and Williamson.
Election Nay next octl4-te
s@ We requested to announce S. L. FISIgY
a Candidate for Attorney General Of the Ninth Judi
cal Circuit Election May 1850.
oct lite
So We are authorized TO announce JAMES e
RAINS, Esq.,, Candidate for the office Of Attorney
General the Ninth Judicial Circuit, composed OF
the counties OF Davidson, sumner and Williamson
Election next May. octS-te
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Caution.

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The popularity Of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MENT, is coeItensive with the civilization Of the
globe. Other articles claim to Alternate pain and
distress-this cures. Family Physicians, Govern
ment Hospitals, Farrers, Planters, Farmers, Livery
men, &c, have particularly demonstrated this fact
throughout the world. No article ever before re
ceised such undivided praise and suppeItfrom Medi
cal and Scientific men.
RHE UNI ATISM
OF years. standing, has been totally cured. Piles,
Ulcers Tuners, Running Sores ,Scrofula STUFF Joints,
Felons. sweIIngs, Burns, Bites, BoiIs, Chaps, Neu
raIgia, Salt Rheum and all aches and pains upon
man and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &C.
such Ring bone Cali Scratches, Spawn Poll Evil,
Sweeney ,HoOf-ail, sc are sabdued and cured by
the
Mustang Liniment.
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED.
Sir. ;. LTTcB, Hyde rark, VI, writes:-'' That the
horse considered Worthless" (his case was
spavin,) s'but since the free of the Mustang
Liniment, l have sold him for $3.50 cash. Your
Linimeut has been doing wonders up here"
400 BROAD STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA.
(Ertraet) elm lifting the kettle from the fire it
became Interchangeable, tilted over, and scalded my
hands very severely, almost a crisp 1t was an
a~fal sight The Mustang Eminent appeared to ex-
tract tue p1ia IL neailcu rapidly without soreness,
and LETT NO scar OI account Truly yours,
&C AiILEo FUSFER.'
Such language as this Is but the constant and
raj echo wherever this article is useh
This iInIment is Indispensable to planters and
owners of horses and mules Dir. JOHN DASIELs,
Of Montgomery, Ala, solo slave Tor SoUU, who was
raised from utter uselessaess by this Eminent.
Every family should have it. BE very particular
and enquIrefO for the Mustang LInimeBt anu take nc
other.
sold by all dealers throughout North and South
America, Europe, and the Islands of the Ocean FOR
rs cents, 50 cents, and s. per bottle.
BARNES a PARK, New York.
nOv25-6mdtW&w
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River ana s.s.mse.. news.

Mlnnetonks, Padacah,
Charter, waitsboro.
DEPARTED.
Ainnetoaka, Padaesh.
T. G. Twicheli, New Orleans.
The river is falling. with about Il feet
water on the shoals.
The y. A. Ea1z departs today at noon for
Padueah.
FoR sr. LoUts.-That aaatlng palace. the
ID. NJ. Runyan leaves for 81. Louis lAis day
Al IL o'clock Capt Jim Miller. Is zoe Of the
mo~i experienced ofzcsrs. AID ali those who
embark ea ihe b. u. Rany.n may resi a.
snred OF a safe aad comfortable irIp.
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faE GRalAAkl DRAWINGS

OF Wood Eddy & CO. s Saieie Number Lotteries viii
take lii.ce ia pcb. &c, asa oss,.~s
Class IS trews on Sturdy February =, iseo-
CEtss - Drdxs on Saturday fsbtRars IL. lseo-
Class 60 DfaNs tl4r,saA : srsary, ., $500
Cas- 81 Draws on Saturday February -, leou.
CLlss o. praxs os Sdtareay- AArca ), f>6o-
Class G5 Draws on ~ iGrdsy, N -reh % lseo
Clss "a Draws Oh "a ur,'a sa4reh IA tsoo
tfAss 65 Draws Sat ay as rsh - -. 1870
q tss 90 Draws Saturday N-reit 49, tSau-
Class o. raws IN SAtnrd. y, Apgsl "A 1880
ciass IS Draws on Saturday ApEal Il, lsso-
CGtss CO Draws q SATURDAY, april y, lsoo-
JlAss 20 l5faws SATURDAY April - ,issu.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE 10 ksE-liY- NINE II kErs
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For Sheriff.

IT 2 We are authorized 10 announce JOHN K
EDGOSDSON as a Candidate for sheriff OF Davidson
county, at the ensuing March election. octz6-te.
II I'VE are authorized announce JAMES NJ
HINTON candidate for reelection the Office Of
Sheriff of Davidson corinty, at the ensuing Aarch
election. sept2Std.
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RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YoURINFAN

this artielefor overten
CONF DENcEANDTRUrH 4
been able to say If
ER Has IT FAILEDIN
EFFECT i CURk, when
We know an instance
one who used az, On
: lighted with ats opera
: of highest comII.euia
. aud medical virtues
: WHAT WE DO KNOW
encc, AND PLEDGE oUK
zEST uf WHAT Nh aEIsF
Instance where the in
|. and exhaustion, relie
: twenty minutes after
: tered
: ton Is the prescription
= PERiENCEDand Skill
= land, and has beer
: ING sUcCKssIS
: OF CASES.
from pain, bat inVig
- bowels, cOrrects acidl
ergy 10 the whole sy :
sIsntiy relieve
Z Bo&EIS, AND
: CJi.IC.
, which if act speedil,
Ne 5elieFeitthe besl
= woisID, IN all cases o.
= RIGA IN CHILDREN
2 teething. or from any
. say 10 every mother
- from any oIthe forego
= LIT YOUR PREIUni
. fICES OF OTHERS
Jog child and the relief
ABSOLUTELY SURE
/. medicine. IL timely
= Viii accompany each
- less the fac-simile OF
York, IS on the out
outIle world.
CsdaF ST. New York
cents per bottle
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general sssarsasat Of Painis, els. varalsAss
z.asz. fishicg fackie. PeFfaDery, ara.aes, fsys
szzHs, ks., % All u ~asca ssk stteatoz u
ParGA1ssfs-
10. G. BRowS = EVANS
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.9DRa MMoIT'ss2
Ghalybeate gills.

An aperient and sto1nachic preparation Of
IRON purified Of Oxygen and Carbon by COM
bustion In Hydrogen, of high medical author
ity and extraordinary efficacy in each of the
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DEBILITY, NERVOUS AFFECTIONS. ETA
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PATTON SCRoFULA. SALT RHEUM, SCURVY,
JAUkDIcE. LIVER COMPLAINTS REEUMA-
TISM, MERcURLAL C0NSEQUEECEs, INTER
MTTTENT FEVERS, NEURALGIA CHRONIC
HEADACHES, FEMALE WEAKNESS. MIS-
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PIMPLES ON THE FACE, RoUGHNESS OF
THE SKIN, etc.
The IRON being absorbed by the blood, and
thus circulating through the whole system,
part of the body can escape their truly wonder
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The experience o. thousands daily proves that
no preparation OF Iron can fer a moment be
compared with it. Impurities OF the blood, de-
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and fully restorative effects. Good appetite, COM
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As grand stomachic and general restorative
il has no superior and no substitute
Put up In neat fiat metal boxes containing
so pills, price so cents per box SIX boxes,
Sc so; one dozen boxes 81 90. For sale by
any address on receipt of the price. All les
ters. orders. etc. should be addressed TO
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MRS. MiNSLOW,
1 Inexperienced Nurse and Female PLY sician, p
l. sentsto the attention OF mothers, her
500 t Ill y q SYR u p.
For ChsI1ran sEaashs.-

liohgreatiy facilitates tne process of teetlInf,
,teuing the gums aud reducing al inflammation; "
ay ALI. PAIN aud spasmodieaciion andis
SURETo K Go LATE THE BOWELS
pond upon 1t, mothers il will give resttoyo
selves, aud
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THE BANQUET

|hc splendid Hall Of Masonic Tempt.
We find tables arranged for six or seven
lred guests, filed with everything to eat
drink We can desire. Soon is heard a
y discharge of champagne cnrks, the in
mt tingiing Of glasses, and the rattling
hives and forks. We partike largely
e county prudIce OF keutucky, and Of
nerable swcet-mcats ard other d,-Iica-
brought frum distant lands, and then the
are read aud the spe, ch-inakiug be-
and the heavy discharge of champagne
swelIs up airesh. Tnis is kept up for
four hour. or morr, when We drop out.
hfter another, and repair to the hotel.
10 up to bed, with a '.hic- howdy, SIS" TO
ish ehamber-maid We meet in the cor
up stairs. We are asleep in ten min
y ;he watch. and rise next morning to
breakfast After which We stroll
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Fine Teas.

Jasi rsssisea large iss al Ne Pits ULTRA.
BLACK Az4 fLASr&fi1N IePERIAL rEAs. TAess
fs.~ are s=sisfsd ne esss iassrssi. .aa for n.
s.is Fl ~hsch are sels sxsats
j.nls-sf 10. O. aRows EVANS.
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House and Lot ON Broad street

DUgSUA Ant a decree of the Cbaneery Court
l. Nashville ~ the case Of james johnson We. +.
join sol aIl others. will offer public sale. the
Court House in tIis city
Saturday the 18Th day of February, 1850.
the house and lot NoIth-side Broaa street (oe
tween Cnerry and Summary formerly Occupea by
James Johnson Lot o. feet front
fERMs--Casn 81 ,G0e-and tor the the bal nee a
cre Vi 2, ), years, interest except fur year
GA The ldst note
Buildings commence at 81, 400.
jan 10, 1860 ID }. f. GI.EAvES, c. &M.