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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-14

0sE Of the bamasHaSlaa movements
Of ssr ,i'aes slthoash la,Is kBesb ~
saeh, eas hasdly Be User estimated 20 ~
iisPnEaaaes spsa che veil eeias II ssF
widely scattered essaaIaast,ss The pops
citation d tbs A BsrissH States Is 10 mary
sse,ians - spirss, TINT skiIfal Pb ysissaps
ars hardly available 10 thea Vast uam
eeFs o; oar people. are obliged "a go.
plsg 10 askas~s, sash nsaieal Fslisi -
they ssn hear Of from sssa athss, o. Ia.
deed eos tsssg saa set tGe@ shg saafiss,
Hence srises ths efsat eosssgi psi0a 81
Pstsst Medicines agosg us, gFssteE b.
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Ma SgrH y BEfES OK iRIIkNp tNu
AAtHFC, AIR Saith @ ii,iea stated ir
kls svs1u5 bcfgIe ua Aulrrtc4 that 81
,h.ugh ifom the Ezpi3tg II L.s Jsgruey
Ec was not prepared 3, ~ boa irr the 10
rtgls allegations sgsiBs, Jbe ballot werr
Sc g,,u,.d.a, he Vas xste thar 8siIbsf
l-,sF"vltas naS iatia.l aat'so prevail a. ~
~ Sas saass skgsBt "a AtssSIss ~ IA the
IHlrcj kipgloF. sad Dc uould AID n az,
thagEh BE I'D bct Ike stefsS voting, be
vas conpelted - say tia, Il the hallt
w. rad Eosa adopted 10 lreiaH1 they
wosiI DO re'aTs,az 20 tLst stale ~ iaIsgs
wh,eh rAlstgd dauog gAe itEs Of ths 4U..
frsch1siefs, whsp The ryETsseHiatian q Ibe
largest counties 10 Ireland wsz regulated
by the lssdvd prrpr5etoTs Hlis.t sgpiug
tbris dare, He said the istsresr II the
NsIktsg classes ReFe ssats studied aai
cared fos 10 AassT'rs han ia fhIs eOgutEy
IL vas livpJssibie tr aey to observe ths,
80 Dulsin lhe streets inhabited bv The
puaF dla MT receive tA- sane amiunt ~
care A. thvsc lshabtlsa hy the Weather
vlliEyns, whilst The 0.5ayraTy vas Ibs ease
"a Ncs laTk As % the so-isi qasijfiys
Of the Americans, he SAID. IN their latsr-
rour~c sith W0ssu tieif sddrcs. vas spst
respectful. seI ~ their ibtetco0r>c With
e,eh other thog we're frsc ard IBdspend.
ea', bal soi tb,pus,sr. Ne U'an 70 Ause-
r,ra, na matter haE large hls means. iiks4
g.. be yai+d - ln.tsr ~--thst as, an
iilcs; whilst IN lh's rsustry, the sea Of a
ruoF eoantfy gentleman wauid rsih-r
stafse tbau unsaes 80 tTAas ~ eoBasFes
AID Sh,s igsI,ag au4Ve-pl the .AussTlssDs
NJ. ,ha true source u thgir stsaTpsss,
Stilsl the eoatIaiy f,riiss 10 Iftssbd, sec
esd - ~ suhee'ion 20 fnrsTgn fale, Uas
the tFus aoases Ut TIA i,aiiEoHes.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-14

gsg .' 4 mas ovH 7t,eryaiia' viz
b. as..s good 70, eel sass BE- aUis a-Er
q, 0. iHe oss. physs- 70 preserve Esas. .
p,-earu 4 tss coming 0n o. ycs5-, o
chick ust e. Is 'he came thing SIT, g.
,-a vrF -sr b. I-Rs 49, Boa
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-14
FsSy rrapvsiisiiy ssa 'rslT
a n kFAET-HH
The TeEro not man at the sor'h.

The Negro not man az the North.
Ihv-1 rsmsrsz f,,as fbr y / Exprssa
ate ~grsby 81 pnr,asi--''fbe PJsf "a
gtIJtgr llr ~asafls ,psreh. lbr arE1
m,". l.. ihag as-s 10 a.sB Nurrb, saf'
nu, ~.grb. u ae.f, aan Casret
street. Vrr-ar srr.. r.sl Fave Fo5ats. al
300 o., E4tl1r. sHsr rys, btirs this: a
fcsrr ben - usG t.s- 81 msu - Mes
luN Cuy II --ai vote lie don't
sgrss au tram b -rHt ssfk 90 HuIE,
shops he fgo't staI, .a white h,li
IT, drat roo the ,t-su- He drs'i
trsd bsniad the sauatsr he doa't prin'
s4.asz JLe pnassr, 20 toe Post, pfufsnC
ah-- Living. be Jon. earsh.p tod ia
ihr Post, ehgryh. aui Dad, De Is dapp.
= ipga ruusr's Ftsll. %, sa'j g. he
a,.rrurs ca Fourth avenues ThtuceuJb 50
Isnurruth ,stsrt., los sk,.rtou, -. 1t
n,d ghu, .u.5, k,cke3 ua suIs the 'hisck
t,sase laEd, SO 'np 91 dozen biac4
hsi,sS ibr1c before them We. u q. Oh
fssra - we afs-'Fts slssrry' sold 90 the
>aHth, stc ---lr5a ibr ha'y5'n Of our
bzArs. p'iy she psas, 81 ssJabss,--Nes
\ o5s sgz'si slave 'ni.gggl
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4 RoaAS CATnottc faItSr lNFRIs-
oxFD Sus kFrCsINa 10 EtVtH SE-
caKFs tsoNStcFEn wtrH THE CsNFrs
sloSA AZ =. 10 The ks,GhsFH C4svpit Cosrs,
At pafhaw Eaglaed, = psa uaa Isss ally
brought 10 trial isr stealing a watch
Au,ung the witnesses Eas Father KELLY,
. Re- nSa Cathalle Priest. thFsach Shoes
hsnsis the wAIsh hsd bees FstaIBssl 20 the
pJospCaiof. Bstns asksd isaa shoa be
received ,he WATCH, Is rephgdthat he re.
csiyea Il 10 connection W,la the csnies
s,OHal Tie 60. thea t,la that h. vas
not asked o disclose anything stated ia
the seofessioasl, bat 70 reveal simple
Tact st Kelly said she tepiy TO that
qussii"s vsala s@plsesie che Bsspoa Who
had Eivea han tho watch. su8 Ssala
teRasr esr.sia hiA sva saspsasles isr
he frofa the fanesiops II hn slkss.
JBs,ics tltil. Who presided, asaisa the
Visibility ~ this pies, and the fstsrsei
gsBtieshAR PeFstssise In BE tvFsssl, Va
committed 70 isil fsss sssissaPt u llsart.
TIE PfisVser uas fgaea eatity an The les
timqaY VI other witnesses, sad sUaleBesd
% siS asoRih's inbFisoaasht.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-14

DiPuAAsriiis
"a % MAlIGNANT sOag THROAT.

oR MAlIeSANT s0aE THRoAr
The Pablic ni0I kaavs less esacsFp-
lax q lAss complain ,hau ans ether pfe
valing disease ARong the AaeFieAR PEG
PIE AID, bsygas eli deabI, Il u A. prev
sisai - etoap, sBsaSiss e. scarlet fewer.
It's soasisot sxstsBSe 70 gHs nE ssatAeT
pgruea % car eoaasrI, Aai It's fsiality,
where nus properly Understood ABi nsa
aged. roaosetsd w,,h the iHadioas maa-
Bss 6t IN sppsuasA, aadsF shseafs symp-
ta'as, EsBdst u ssssstlAils Isapsstast
THAI al CLASSES Of The soamusity
sbgald b. isfcFs,sd ugan The obaracgssis
tiss, course aud irsatasat r piphshsritIs.
bsllryIaE this 20 be IFzs and prrref, I
select The = Acdicissr, ct tss ksc1Filie
" hig. aG he Hs@s SppssSs,ase sedia@
Ihssafa seieA 70 sasesll htist analysis
q lka aRsAss feT tss eaaEl4sIstioa Of
the masses
D,vk,hsrSis. as it, asns ,upliss, il
tie t.fessI g - 'stss EeHhssEe, fy
"a -~-s-,s
see, q
ss
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VIRGINIA AND LIVERPOOL
SaLT. ea-ssuslFssFs e. sAs4 49, ~ ssls -
-, EsrHEEa
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De g5aufh aFEseS4 81 n1Fafss= s&e
nsaah, nD,S-assun &c. slsisy esassasaa
slasrlas fissseaaa ssss essassAA
u.sassl ussss,,s - aassa ssssskas
as,,siss.i,9 & Tissss sSR aasass sc Fzlsk
h saseee.lsa 81 tAs sPpesfsaee al =
,,,,sl, ssts,s se.,f iiaths sehIfe q lh< 10.
asasA y4rt, ssissA - rssliy, he f1iss
,ssa,s,.as ierpisa .fAa kss 0sa
bsase gradually sEi.AdN t. she ia asd,s's
sdjsass, PsrS asa sssess . sis Cd
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-14

lleN ,loaA BsLG Tks Washiaapa
sprfss ppadsaes VI lbs Pht.saslp Ia
Ness says letters srs bsiag rsseiys1
By 'ks Na,loaal eea,rst tfaisa cassaifs
ies, ~ great sarshsss fiss every rattsee
the baissRl sppsasssg sbs sssssassussskes'
ersiag ths nseaisatiea Il NI, HettJH
Tbs sn1cF sasss IA AZ
May II, tor NJ. Hates, many lss
Nv GSiasadsn, asd sotus tog ties o.
tsla, ef Nssth essailuA, - she Rosalass
hat ss4seA the lalessa aspess s8ezs.Fsssi
preferences fat Ne Bed 4. Iflsss aiisN'
: pfeairsns gsn,lsass 81 Misssahs.sils,
uba has lately sssssiisd the STATE ~ lie
esssoss ~ sssiafsfss himself n seesfa 70
he usslsss - ths Psapsss usStss thtt Is
!. .l.ia aaietsa Mr. RaA eeala psk No
elesialss sols 81 sbss StAts sgsisst I'll
Others
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F0H REaF

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-g 'Ns ttOtsE b.. rss, $50 i
& HEsakEaJs
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THE KNOXVILLE WING
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BY WIZ. Q, pRowNLow.


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LAW PARTEERsHTp

Law PARTHERSHIp
a n AkL-0s . =, ~. nEaBERECK
HAVE ASSOCIATED THIN
ii Es-Ess Tsgts-r - Fsrrns-. q tLs r=s.,prs -
= 10 tHr lrs ss 80 azEssrH -4Est- FaFt1s-gts
$500. tlo-ssf-tist. @s-s-suF - 80 JHs
$780, ss1lfg hsg-sssssts tha rapv~ss. f-a
. g. r-.s t-sfftsE ~ AsasasF -Fssza-ls = 3D.
- 49, s-Esrs-ss saan-s rsHi siH Fsfr len
- s--sT Vtt-ssrE rkpaz Cs1gs ahs tb~ tzsiFfs
serssas 81 49, 49, - - rzsk - ss-s
- Z, fzs s.ztasss 10 ts-s a. East stsslisl
~ 5zss ~ frs1Erl 80 49, 80 ess-li
tg-t- 49, az--s tizss ssss ~sfrzsEst e sssaf
a-ssErzsz1 H@f'HAs a - Gs&lFN-
asNfs ENsHE fCE
.7-Fea.sa-=s 80 - SO - q 49,
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- 80 80 $3.50 - v sftAss' ses O.
I. gs.Fs4aazs3
,s.,,,ss,, s..,s.s, y ives So
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corrected Weekly

7 EAIHEdS-
Live Geese, 2 10 iof9-
FISH.
Macksrel, No.
), a barrel, sl26l3E
FLOUR
Extra, I OOi07 81
SupoTnne, o OOtG6 90
Lna.a.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-03


An EDIroR IN CoUxcu--We notice that
our excellent young friend Col. jams E.
JOHNSON, editor of the Columbia Mirror. has
been elected Alderman from the Sd Ward Of
his fourishing young city. We are glad to
see that the Colonel's abilities are 40 well APP
preciated by the people of Columbia. and we
trust that bis election to the council halls of
the city will prove an unerring prophecy that
when Democracy shall have been wiped out
by the Opposition, the Independent voters of
his Congressional District will elect him to
the legislative halls of the nation. His SER
vices as an editor, no matter what his seEyi-
ces as an alderman may do. entitle him to
that dist notion. We here utter in advance
the sentiment of the people: Well done, thou
good and faithful servant; crawl up higher
if you are infatuated enough to believe that
a seat in Congress IS higher.
While upon this subject we must do that
justice to another contemporary which we
have unintentionally withheld. Some weeks
ago. our good neighbor. Capt. JAS. I. BELL.
of the Daily Gazette, was elected to the Com
mon Council from the I'd Ward; but a swarm
of business engagements came along about
the time, and our reporter forgot to chroni-
Gle the event. We are always glad to see our
contemporaries rise in the world. though we
persistently refuse to rise ourselves. Capt
BELL is among the most digniied members of
the Board, not having been a member long
enough to have the starch rubbed out of him.
We hope he may retain his present position
long after we have been forced ny the impor-
tunities of the people to serve our fourth
term as Mayor.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-03
In presenting the merits of this in

> In presenting the merits of this IN
valuable medicine again to the public,
after a trial of more than twenty years,
as certain, safe, and speedy cure of
most of the chronic diseases of the
urinary organs, the proprietor feels
fully prepared to present such an array
of facts, of the most indubitable kind,
from persons living in his oaon intnse-
date Reigh6orhood, and has osea county,
as well as elsewhere, and such an array
of evidence as he confidently believes
has never before been presented 90 the
public in favor of any other medicine,
patented or not, right at the place where
it started, and enough to satisfy even
the most fastidious and incredulous,
and leave them without the shadow of
a doubt OF the certain efficacy of the
LITHONTRIPTIC in the cure
of Calculi, or Stone in the
Bladder and Kidneys, Ora
vel Deposits, Inflammation
of the Kidneys and Bladder,
Chronic GonorrhRa, Weak
ness of the Loin, Prolapsus
" tOl1. CJ III pdtuCtiS SOuhpidihtS dt-
tendant on Pregnancy, &c, &c. I;
and in time of Labor the Lithon-
triptic has no equal on record, as can
be proved by many Certificates.
Among those testifying to its efficacy
may be mentioned, in his opn neigh
borhood ana county, the PHYSICIANS,
the CLERGY, CLERKS OF THE CIRCUIT
AND COUNTY Courts, MEMBERS OF
THE LEGISLATURE, THE GRAND jury
of his own county, FARMERS, MEM
BERs OF CONGRESS from his own
district, &C., &c. an array of testi-
mony sufficient to leave all persons Ia
boring under any of the above-men-
toned diseases perfectly without any
excuse for not obtaining the Lithon-
triptic and being healed, but downright
obstinacy or the most inveterate anti
pathy against any secret remedy. |
will say, in the language of Holy Writ,
If you do not believe the testimony
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-03

AIKISis FAMILY kSTrTISo MAcAISE.-The
most Ingenious piece of mechanism We have
seen In many . day is ]. b. AKN's Family
Knitting Machine, for which Nessss. A. HART
WELL a Co, are the agents la this city. II is
= greater invention than the sewing machine,
and stand next to il In usefulness The
amount OF labor Il is destined 20 save those
who have 10 do the knitting Tor large fami-
lies Is immense. With this machine child
ten years OF age viii do more knitting In an
hour than halt dozen ladies will accom-
plish In week in the ordinary way.
The Office OF Neszrs. HAErvErI Il Co. is
At Il. II. BHockwAr's, No. 4. Public Square.
whore the machines may be sssn In ePsralion-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-03
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

HhE<<. Dr.. KING formerly Of New YORK for
zdE1 the last four years Of Louisville, KEN
lucky, who has devoted his attention the
meut 4 private dsca for over 80 years dItteTs
himself, having stIenced 10 a tract &c for any
year,, and led ny thousands, lac Is enab led
TO cure all diseases o. pTivate nature, m tier
how bai they may b. from niuiiciOus me d al
uent- rom neglect OF IN -'r DR.. Kings
DIspensaTy l. No - De1JeFi1E street between Cher
~ and the square, cUud story, where he cures all
diseases OF i PGiyatr nature
GONo2EHEa cured without nauseOus medicines or
interference with business
STFIcTURfs OF old recent date, enectualIy cured
IN : few days, by operation which causes no
pain Wherea structure ext l. health cannot be
enjoyed. Perhaps disease causes more schieT
and unfeTmnes the constitution much.
SYPHIIIs ali the diseases q the Skin growing
out Of neg lect bad tTea tnSut, be ececIu4Iy
cured in a fe~ days
SEMINAL wxsESEss Particular sttenIi,n having
been given 10 ii disease aud all The consequences
grow ing OF Il, brought IN many ,ases by the
destructive h tbits e iuenu-Iderzte Youths anu
esssve indulgence &c the passions, neg ect hH,h
vii undermine the constitution rendering the Sub
ject unit for Business society and causing prema
ture old age.
Females who may be IsbOring with any difficulty
Of TIE WOub may assured of imm eia'e relief
Persons Teslting abroad, By writing and stating
their case, With . lee enclosed. dlrsctld 10 br A
kiug, No. - lsauerCk stree NASHVILLE, Tenn, viii
have the necesSary medicines seat 10 tcir address
with necessary iii ectIans strict secrecy observed
On LOuIs from O'ClO H. the morning until IN
the evening. mayS0-iudAwly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-03

INTERE STING To DELEGATES TO THE CHARLES
TON CONVENTION. We learn through the
General Western Agent at Louisville of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, that the Man
agenfent of The road will issue round trip
tickets TO and from Charleston at one half
the regular fare, for the benefit of delegates
and others attending the Democratic Conven-
ton; and that the Company have made similar
arrangements with the various Western con-
nections of their road from ST. Louis, Lou
isville Cincinnati. &C., DC. This is very
liberal on the part of the B. & o. r. r. and
its connecting routes in the West, and will
induce hundreds OF the Democracy to attend
their Convention who would have been
deferred by the expense of travel, to be
followed by Overgrowu hotel-biils at Charles
ton.
The Tennessee and the Southern Democra-
cy generally. will have TO pay full fare to
charleston, as our roads and those of Geor-
gia have declined to lower the price of tickets.
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9p Gfifarapb.
Arrival OF the steamer Bavarfa.,
NEW YaRK Anril a-Tha sfea mar Rararia.

Arrival OF the steamer Bavaria,
New York, April 1.-The steamer Bavaria.
with Liverpool dates of the 18th, but no
markets, arrived yesterday.
The '.Paris Patrie" saws the annexation of
Savoy is definitely settled and negotiations
In regard to Tuscany ATE ia a fair way for
conclusion.
1t is thought that Prince CArigan will be
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of Tuscany.
There Is great wrath against the Pope, who
issued another circular, which, with oeher
actions of the Pope, high quarters say will
probably make the pamphlet ie Pope e ie
Congress truh and probaly only Rome win
be left TO the Pope.
Roman letters say the agitation il great,
and 1t is doubtful whether the French army
VIII be able to restrain the people much
longer.
The second warning which Immediately
proceeds accommodation is said to have
been sent to Turin.
The Shaw-Carstang Case.
ST. Louis, April 2.-In the case of Carstang
rs. Shaw, the verdict is in favor Of the de-
PENDANT. A motion for a new trial has been
made.
Destructive Fire.
MEMPHIS, April q Almost the entire bust
ness portion of Jacksonpoit. Ark, wits burn
ed "wednesday. Loss $4,000 or 100000.
The Great Foot Race.
NEW ORLEANS. April 2.-The great foot
race yesterday between the celebrated Schultz
of Louisville, and the ..Unknown," OF Phila-
known" by 10 feet. Schultz was ahead the
first 100 yards The race being 200 yards
Time lS3 seconds.
Another $4,000 race of loo yards is pro-
posed, to be run at Louisville.
Connecticut Elections.
LOUISVILLE, March 2-I0 p M.-The re-
turns from the Connecticut election are loo
meagre to predict result.
Arrived.
New ORLEANS, April 1.-THE steamer Ha-
bana, with Havana dates of the 30th, has ar
rived.
Markets were unchanged.
The excitement about the capture of the
two steam rs continues.
1t is reported that an agent of Miramon is
here after ammunition, DC.
From Washington,
WASHINGTON, April 2-Senate-The bill
for the final adjustment of private land
claims in Florida, Louisiana, Arkansas and
Missouri, passed.
Overland Mail.
MALLoY's SRIoN, April 2.-The California
Overland Mail of the lin has passed here
news u.ilunpOftant.
San FRANCiECo, March 13-Sugar buoy-
ant. Provisions very dull.
River News.
ST. LOUIS, April The river is rising
slowly with u feet water to Cairo. The
Illinois aud Missouri rivers are falling
LOUISVILLE, April 2-The river is rising
slowly with 81 feet water in the canal.
Markets.
New ORLEANS, March 81 Cotton sales to-
day ll.OOO bales; prices SITTER but quota ions
are unchanged. Lard in kegs ll5,ll3
Freghts on cotton 10 Liverpool 10, being
an advance of lie. Exchange unchanged.
New ORLEAsN, April 2.-Cotton sales to-
day 5000 bales; prices SITTER, but quotations
are unchanged. Sugar dull at 6Sl73. Mo-
lassess 35a40. Com has a declining tendency
at 65a76. Mess Pork firm at IL 5UalS 90.
Freghts and exchange unchanged
CINCINNATI, April 2-Markets unchanged
New YORK, April 2-Flour dull; sales Al
600 bbls. at SIS l0a5 20; Coru dull at 7OaSO
Sugar dull and depressed from West India
receipts.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-03

THE ARKANSAS TRAvELLER.-Everybod
has read the very amusing story of the Ar
kansas Traveller which has been going the
rounds of the newspapers for sometime past
the ''Traveler" applied for lodging has been
Autographed by some enterprising publisher.
and makes very handsome picture. 1t is
exceedingly graphic aud life-like. Through
the courtesy of our young friend EASTMAN,
we are indebted to Mr.. F. HAGAN for a copy.
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that / shall adduce. neither would you
believe though one arose from the dead
and told you of the great efficacy of the
Lithontriptie.
The Faculty and the public may be
surprised to hear of remedy that win
certainly dissolve Calcuh, or Stone in
the Bladder, and cause it to pass off
with the urine, and permanently cure
almost all the chronic diseases of the
Urinary Organs, those heretofore in
durable diseases. But the proprietor
is certain that at last he has found out
this great destsierGtum IA Medicine, e
certain aud safe cure for these discusses.
And all he wants, wishes. or desires, is
for the Faculty and the afflicted to give
his medicine a fair and impartial trial,
and he has no doubt that thew viii 3.
be thoroughly convinced OF its grea.
efficacy; and If 1t does not do what he
represents it 10 do, he would Ike to-
know it and let it be exposed; but If
it does effect these cures, he hopes, ior
the sake of suffering Humanity, the Fa-
csIty-the guardians Of public health
viii give it their. influence. There is
no humbuggery In the IIlthontrIptlc;
every certificate is genuine, and the
proprietor will give one thousand dol
lars TO any person who viii find out
one spurious certificate.
Any person doubling the truth of
any thing that has been said, is ear
nestly and respectfully requested to
correspond with any person whose
name is annexed to any certificate, and
thereby convince himself of the truth
of every thing that has been published.
The number of bottles that it usu-
ally takes to cure is from one to FIVE;
though it has been known to take ten
bottles where there were extremely
large formations of Calcuh or Stone
to be dissolved in the bladder.
For the efficacy of the Lithontriptic
see the Circular, containing some of the
most wonderful certificates in the world,
around each bottle.
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River News.

ARRIVED.
March 3l.-Belle Creole, Cincinnati.
April Acacia Cottage, Carthage,
Minnetonka, Paducah.
DEPARTED.
2.-Miuneto XXI, Paducah,
Acacia Cottage. Carthage,
Hazel Dell, Pittsburg.
The river is swelling, with little over 3
feet water on the shoals.
The John A. Fisher is the regular packet for
Paducah to day. She leaves at IL NJ.
The Gaip Anderson was due last night. This
is her day for leaving for st. Louis. but she
may not be able to get off before tomorrow
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New ORLEANS RAcEs.-We learn by a pri-
vate dispatch that the Wagner colt EndorseT,
won the two mile race for 3 year olds on tine
Metairie Course, New Orleans, Saturday.
Lou. Cour.
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N A S I'll WILLIE:
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, 1ss
Apprentice wanted.

We will take apprentice 20 learn the Printing
Business-one from the country pref erred. He
mus. have a fair education. mar2z-6
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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

HANlNG associated ourselves together for the
Ii the purpose OF transacting a General Grocery
Commission and Receiving and Forwarding Business
we reel assured from long experience this bust
ness, that give satisfaction to all who may "a
vor US with their patronage. Il is intention TO
keep Constantly IN store web assorted Gro
ceres Wines and Liquors ,anG deIerIn tcn to
sell them as cheap as they can be bought elsewhere
J. n. II. SPERRY