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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-12
AGO BRoAp s1RsE1. PmIADrLrHIA.

II 40 BROAD SIREET, PHILADELPHIA, Pa
s (Ertraet) 81 In lifting the kettle from the IRE II
secame unInanag eable tilted over, sealdeG my
<laads yery severely, almost 10 a CRISP Ii an
awful ssnt The Mustang Eminent appeared to eI
ract the pain. IL healed rapidly, without
sslnd leII OF account ITuiy yours,
! &C AkIE> FOSTER
b Such f3hguage this Is the AMI natu
Hrsi echo - here title article Il
4 This s.luneuI IL IaaIsyeusIOf to plat tiers anC
z3P~ners OF and mules. Mr.. JOIN DANIELS
,lBf Montgomery All, sol a slave tor $500. as
~ aiscu uIIeT uSrIessuess by this IInImcni.
Every faaIiIy should u BE very particular
nd enquire fJI tile Mustang Imminent ana ta4c ne
Their.
sold by ali dealers throughout North and Souti.
.merca, Europe, the IsI.ds vi the Ocean ,IOT
Us cents so cents, aha = per bottle.
BAsNEs q PARk New York
4 noy25-smdtw&w
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Saturday the slst of March, 1860,
Sale Of Slaves.

DUgSUANT to !. decree OF the Chancery Court, at
L Nashville, in the cases of Hobson vs. Pitts
Walton vs.. Pitts-Zmmerman Pitts / will sell at
the Court house in his city, on
saturday, the 9TH Of april, 1860,
Csrtain Slaves of the defendant, E. Pitts, wit
Louisa, Aiisry, Lucy Ann Maria. Martina and Ellen.
TERNs.-6 and IL mouths credit, purchasers to
execute Lotes Will good personal security before
mar7-,d 'p c. I'M
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-12
Building LOt---Vine Street

Building LOt---Vine Street.
URSUANr to a decree of the ;hancery Court, at
Il Nashville, in the case of Benj- W. Evans VS..
reby r. Evans and others, Will offer at public
the Court use, / this city on
Saturday, April the 9TH, 1860,
That parcel OF ground lyinr the size of Vine
street part the Judge Whyte property AID tue
Lot assigned the EVANS heirs ,ront As feet; depth
I6ik alley North side as well in
This is yaluabl. building hot in excellent por
ton Of the city and better side OF the street
for a residence.
TERMS, II Is and "a months credit, with inter-
esu--soi al security required and en- retained.
mar7-'d ]. E. GLEASES, c. 4 IL.
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Evergreens! Evergreens
EVERGREENS.

TUsT received small Ios Of Evergreens, among
81 which may be found choice samp les OF the KA =
MIA kATfFoliA, ILf.x 0PACA, p1>US SfROhUS,
THUJA cCCIDENfAIIS- These have been carefully
a mp and the roots PAD ked by pzatica- gard
sser. they are prime condition aad for sale low.
frb2q-u MACKENZIE 4 MISCfIS.
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sCkfE f .
7S Numbers-13 Drawn Ballots.

81, 1896 prizes 81 ob ,2OZ 900
Tickets s2U ,HaIve 81 quarters 50, Eighthss2 SO
ACerthcate Packag 20 20 wholes C osts. $4,000
DO 90. 70 Halves. las SO
do. do. 20 quarters. 49,. "a rs
do. do. 20 Eighths $500. 81 81
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
Extra Class Is.
20 DE drawn In Wilmington, Delaware, Wednesday
Feb. re- 1850.
Every other Ticket Prize.
Prizes payable in full without deduction
In: hess L0tteTnsevery Prizsis drawnI
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New YORK. March 8 Fine steamer Niagara
ike> the place of the America aud sail on
the 25th.
The America and City of Albany arrived
out. -.-.
There have been heavy gales on the coast
OF England.
The steamer Odione from. Dublin for Lon
don, cOllided with the schooner Heroine on
tile 18th. The steamer sunk in twenty
minutes, drowning from 40 to so persons.
There. are rumors of an address from
Emanuel, which are exciting the Sicilans to
instruction.
The ornaments of Piedmont are accilera-
ting.
A report is current that a plot against
Napoleon has been discovered.
A Madrid Telegraphic dispatch states that
the garrison at Nellille made sOTtIc. The
Spanish loss was 1888 killed, lac wounded
and 81 missing.
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From Quebec.

QUEBEC, March l0.--Parliament has voted
$4,000 per voyage to the Canadian steamers,
aud $4,000 per annum for telegraph to
Belle Isle, exeecting thereby, to reduce the
time between Europe and America to six
days. The line will be completed next sum-
mer.
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Steamboat Rurnt.

MEMPHIS, March lO-The steamerHickman
bound from Little Rock for Cincinnati with
fifty passengers but no cargo, burned Mon
day afternoon Is miles b. low Lille Rock
Two lives were lost. The boat is u total
loss. Insured for $4,000.
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IM9oTT'ss
Ghalpbeate gills.

-&<c8%s
Al aperient and stomaehic preparation Of
IRON purified of Oxygen and Carbon by CON-
bastion in Hydrogen, OF high medical author
i.y and extraordinary efficacy in each Of tbs
following complaints viz:
DEBILITY. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS. EHA-
CITATION, DYSPEPSIA DIARRHEA. C0N6I1-
PATTON: scRoEgLA; SALT RHEUM sCgRvr.
TISM MERCJRIAL CONSEQUENCES, INTER
KTTTENT FEVEES. NEURALGIA CHRONIC
HEADACHES. FEEfALE WEAKNESS MIS-
MFNSTRUATI0N, WHITES, CHL0R0SIS etc..
p-gPLES ON THE FACE, RoUGHNEss OF
THE SKIN, etc.
TIE IRON being absorbed by the blood, and
thus circulating through the whole system, 10
part Of the body can escape their truly wonder
ful lrhCeacs.
TGa experience OF thousands daily proves that
no preparation Of Iron can for 6 moment be
CO npared with Il Impurities OF the blood. de-
preston OF vital energy, pals and otherwise
siokly compilations indeats Its necessity in al
most every conceivable case. In al cases Cd
female debility tiuor albRs. chlorsss. etc-l its
effects are della htsully renovatlng. No remedy
has ever been discovered, in the whole hisro<y
OF madeleine. which exerts such prompt, haprys
and fully restorative effects. Good appette, sena-
plets digestion, rapid acquisition of strength,
with an unusual disposition for active and
cheerful exercise, Immediately follow ITS ess.
As grand stomachic and general restorative
it has no superior and no substitute.
Put sIp In nest fiat metal boxes containing
SO pills, price 50 cents per box six boxes.
So so; one t-ozen boxes. 81 GO. For sale oy
Druggists generally. VIII DE sent free to
any address on receipts of the Price All iess
tsrs, orders. etc, should he addressed 60
r. B. LOCKE &CO.,
General Agents.
3s9 BRoADNs N n.
N.B-The above Is a fae-sizsaile OF chs
label ON eEch box.
Extraordinarily
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Passengers Arrive,
1pV March I0-Thp m
EOreI

NEW YORK. March l0.--The passengers OF
the ship D.rvill Clinton, which stranded yes
terday, arrived here to-day.
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Overland VI all.


MALLoY's STATION, March 9-The Califor-
MIA Overland Mail of the 18th has passed
here.
Trade was dull.
DIR. Chase was tried but the jury disagreed.
Resolutions asking Congress to dissolve
the New Almaden mine injunction passed
the Assembly.
Silver mines have been discovered in Wcs-
tern Utah and Cinnabar on the border ofthe
Geizcr Mountain and other localities, there
by adding To the Carson Valley excitement
aud threatening to drow the miners in Lar ge
numbers from California.
The Washington Legislature appointed
legate to the Convention at Vancouver, to
consider the necessity oil a Northern Pacific
Railroad.
CoLUMBIA-.There is great indignation
against CIV. Douglas on account of the Fl e
dollar tax on each mule load of provisions
sent up FraZers river.
Arrived.
New ORLEANS, March 9-The steamer Pic
ayune has arrived at the Balize with Hondu-
ras dates of the 18th.
Seymour. ex-Sdperintendent, has departed
for England.
Berkeley. ex-Secre:ary, is appointed Lieut..
Governor of Dominique.
The baique VIM. U. Alden, from Belize for
New York, was lost on the Yucatan shore on
the first of February. The Indians burned
the vessel and cargo. The crew has arrived
at the Belize.
From Havana.
New YORK, March 9-The steamer Quaker
City, with Havana dates of the 5th has ar
rived. Business was inactive Sugar dull
Exchange depressed. Health good. The Ha-
banese were rejoicing at the Spanish victories
ovef the Moors.
Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, March 9-Cottou quiet
Sales to-day 5000 bales; MiddIing l03al lc;
Sales of the week $500 bales; Receipts of
the week $500 bales. against $4,000 bales
during the corresponding time last ear; Ex-
ports OF the week 10000 bales; Total exports
Of the season ] All $50 bales; Receipts at this
port ahead of last year $4,000 bales; At all
Southern ports 6s2, 900 bales: Stock at New
Orleans 526.500 bales; Molssses dull Mt 34a
35; Coffee firm at 12lal3; Sales of the week
5000 bags; stock at New Orleans $4,000 bags
against l0.500 bags At the same time last
year; Freight on cotton to Liverpool {; Ster-
ling exchange sAsa; New York sight par ai
premiums
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the best interests Of The City Pre.s-eizht .
a., ,~-o~.-.r-.<--.<x -. : -
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-23

Mrs. Washington, lear'y por.rais), '''s3
Miss Phillipse, from original picture. a..
Illustrations on Steel.
ste Of Washington's birthplace Mount
Verncn-three views; Washing on as Sur
veyor; Washington at Fort Necessity Wasl,-
ington surveying the Dismal Swamp; Wash-
ington at Winchester; WashinRton's Field
Sports; Fortifying Bunker's Hills; Fort Ii
conderoga; Lake George Fortifcaticns At
West Point in 1880; Washington quelling u
Riot, from contemporary drawing; View of
New York. l776; Announcement Of Indepen-
dence Rattle Of Trenton; Battle Of Mon
mouth Braddock's Battle Field; Washington
going to Congress, etc. 2 ;ne- sf.s-5
Must always remain par eminence the His
tory Of the Father Of his Country. VI Philadel-
phia Bulletin. iLt!
N. B.-Itis is intended that the illustrations
in this edition shall be worthy Of the subject
and the author. The best artists have been
engaged to make original drawings, and the
most eminent engravers are secured.
No expense will be spared to make the en-
cravings creditsblc to American art, and fully
satisfactory to aInateuts of fastidious taste.
~ Agents and canvasscrs supplied on lib
eral terms. The edition ia published exclu-
sively for subscribers. ls2w3
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-23
MEDICAL.



The high and euyied celebrity which these
Pre-eminent Medicines have acquired for their
invariable efficacy in all the diseases which
they profess to cure, has rendered the usual
practice Of putting net only unnecessary, but
fruits their good works. testify for them, '. and
they thrive not BY the faith Of the credulous.
IN ALLCAsES OF 4sthme, Acxts and Gsros-
&c RAsun.atssm, .dsctions i, tie Bladder and
Kidsey., Bizlioa. fsrer. and Liver Oo,npia;nss. M
In the South and West where these diseases
prevail, they will be found Invaluable. Plant
ers, Farmers, and others, who once use these
Medicines, will never afterwards be without
them. -
>. Dyspepsia.-Nop person with this distress-
ing disease should celay using these medicines
Immediately: n, kruptt NJ + IT,. Stin. Eys;oelas,
of the Western country these medicines will he
to"nd q safe speedy and certain remedy. 9th
er medicines leave the system subject to re-
enrn OF the llsease-n cure by thesc medicines
is permanent Try THEN, BE sArlsr1ED, AND
BE CURED.
Mercnrial Diseases.-Ncver fails to crod-
nitely sooner than the most powerful prepara-
ton Of Sarsaparilla.
Night .Stceots. Nercou. le1ilay, Nerrovs Cnn-
p!asnts Of all kinds. organic !6ections, Palptsa-
tton IF tie Heart, Puinter's clinic. 80. /.
e,9a sgSnn Rr"pstr Of ths;e
" ~ SuIoN ot IncS OF ID years atAnd-
ing by the use Of these Lito Medicines alone.
Worms o. all kinda are effectua:ly expelled
by these Medicines. Parents will do well to
administer them whenever their existence is
suspected. Relief will he certain.
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHGN1x BITTERs
Purify the blood, and thus remove all disease
from the system. A single trial will place the
LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX BITTERS beyond
the reach OF competition in the estimation OF
every patient. ~ Soli by
DIR. WILLIAM b MOFFAT.
:s5 Broadway cor, Worth ST., New York. and
ny all Drnee'sts. "a. l76-ly
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-23
ILLUSTRATED EDITION 'AN
r -o1- " Il 4 {
lrvings Life Of Washington.

G.P. PUTNAM s. CO., will commence in q
few days . new edition, Of this great work in
semi- monthly parts. Price IS cents each.
Each volume will consist of IA parts, hand
somely printed in imperial octave: The whole
work will bs illustrated by about 50 engrav
ings on steel, including Portraits and original
Historical Designs BY eminent artists; with
numerous wood cuts and maps.
Each part will eontsin at least 80 pages and
ono Engraving on steel: every other part will
have two steel plates.
a., Terms Of Publication. ..., II
4. Each semi-monthly part, containing as
above specified. rs cents, payable on delivery.
2: All subscribers must engage to take the
entire work. 7s,! [f
8. The second and subsequent volumes will
be issued in double parts-snd the whole will
os published at regular intervals Of two weeks.
Among the Illustrations already engraved or
nearly completed are the following Portraits
Oh steel: r. ts.,.l ...I
Generals Schuyler, Putnam, Arnold, Green,
Ward, Knox, Montgomery, St. Clair, Lord
Sterling. Baron Steuben, Lafayette. Couut Pu-
laski, Lincoln, Mercer, Chas Leo. Col. Moul
trie, Cen. Wayne, Geo. Clinton, Rob,. Morris,
Gen. St"rke, Hamilton, Gates, Sir. VIM. Howe,
Sir Henry Clinton, Lord CORVALLIS and Bur-
goyne:
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COLLEGE&x
The Eclectic ollege1 Of Mediotag
clNclNNATl. QUO

The Eclectic ollegeI Of MedioiaG
ciNclMhATI. OHIO.
Ta1 srarxo sz.s1os Of III Viii commence OF
ne sixteen weeks. A full and thoyoueh csssss
Of Lectures will be given, occupyire 81 OF
seven hours daily, with good opportunities for
attention 5e to practical Anetony, and with am
pital. -roy4fe5 s5as &. -,'.7--";77 ~
!, The arrangement Of the chairs will b. % 3oi--
lows:- ii q, gS.lsI5l -Ts--uG
J. =: St. JOHN, i. D., ~
Professor q : ffA9ns.9te%y 9s9%9y .na Physiology:
Professor q. offc9Ss%%;1:tfy + S%1S1y and !; f;h.1n.ey:
Professor Of Edrgery. E4t
e. III. CLEVELAN6. II, D.. ae9F
Professor of Materia Medica ard Thrrs rspeutfet~
VIM. SHERWOOD, n. D., TS5
Professor of Medical Practice and Ps:aolofy*
r.. BUCHANAN, N. d., Lac
Emeritus Professor ofCerebra1 Physiology ants
-4%-" D@! 1nstitutes Of Medicine. e.-sai.!Si;6
JOHN KING, II. De- .. sgs
Professor ofObstetrlcs and Diseases Of Wom. r.,
and Children. ses2 .as@"E-
The Terms for the Session wlll be the ..ne
as heretofore, Decentralization, $500
Tuition, $4,000. Demonstrators Ticket, *. .oo..
Every Student is required to engage in dissec-
tion one session before graduation. Gradua-
etlon, $500. Ticket to Commercial Hospital =
Il (oPtional) $500. -
The Lecture-Room are lewly finished neat
and comfortable, and in . central lotalit, lin
will find it convenient to call on their arrival
Tickets for thcsossion may be obtained ofthe
Rean oftAe Faculty. at his Office, No. 118 Smith
Street, OF of Prof c. H. C11vxLAND, Ste,xfo,g.
ofthe Faculty, NJ. 80 Seventy street near Elm
lsoy JOH KING, N. D.. Dean.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-23

BLACK TEA AND GREEN-Sir John Bow
ring, at : recent lecture in Glasgow, touched
upon the tea trade, and tho withdrawal Of
the monopoly-the trade being much more
than tripled-ths quality, instead Of being
dotsriorated, being much bettsr than it was.
and the price, instead Of being higher, being
very much lower. If they were to give 4
Chinsman green tea, hs would consider him
self insulted. Green tea! 1t was painted
With Prussian blue, China ink and gypsum.
Ot tea. he found that forty seven millions of
pounds went to Great Britain, of which
thirty seven millions were black tea, and
ten million green, 20 that the tensible peo.
ple were in the ratio Of four to one. To the
United States there were sent twenty three
millions Of pounds Of green tea, and only
one and quarter millions Of black.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-23
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MOUNT VERNON. a1r "I
Nl -'"'' .s'Rt 'E.f .so a.,g&H)
Letter from Hon. Edw'd Everett
f PUBLISHERS,

~ / AIl
.-' ~ lsge"+ sBosToN, June 8, 1859.
Of VouNT VERNON arrived yesterday. l am
greatly obliged to You for this pleasing speci-
men Of printing in colors. which, besides its
interest IS representation Of the spot which,
more than any other, endears itself to the
heart Of the country, is worthy Of attention as
successful attempt to place works Of at Of
this kind within the reach Of the great mass of
the community. remain, gentlemen, with
many thanks, eto., i-a ~
'5s Very respectfully yours, aa, n,
E,.gj.sr EDWARD EVERETT.
IN. Notices Of the Press.
A splendid view Of Mount Vernon, which
exceeds, any engraving Of The place we have
before seen.-[S [Southern Argus, Va.
II is pronounced to be by far the most truth
full and striking representation Of Mt. Vernon
executed in oil colors, after an Englis, style Of
printing, known, it is said, to only oco man in
this country, and never before at.c.npted,-
Norfolk Day Book, Virginia.
We hope that it may sdorn the walls Of each
domicilc in the land, as it uutolds to the eve a
correct view of Washington's home, awaken
fresh love for his memory, his virtues and his
country.IMt. Holly Herald, N. j. s.
1t will make an elegant ornament for the
parlor. Petersburg Uxpress, Va.
1t is beautiful view OF Mount Vernon it
has the appear ance Of an nehsctive water color
drawing, and would richly adorn parlor.-.
[Forney's Daily Press.
1t is cheap 1t double the money. .[-Union,
Piainheld, NJ.
It is decidedly the best ono in existence
Port Clinton Democrat.
The tints are worry brilliant, and the picture
is not only . striking one, but NJ ust become
Dispatch. Z ~ =. sa
The subscribers have just issued a picture Of
MOUNT VERNON, printed in .aftsen oil colcrs
ures that have heretofore cost from s3 to As.
an he furnished for fifty cents. The size OF
ur engraving is is by ~ inches, on sur ercal :
ndsred heavy plate paper: ! lg%\ l,I[li
We have also Just published view Of the
Mount Vernon. .-s.- -
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Of the United States. j. H. BRYAN & Co..
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- Agents wanted in every county through
out the Union. Sent and get copy. l93
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-23
AUMOR IN OLDEN TUNES.

The following curious specimens OF
humor are found in the writings ot
Hierocles, a philosopher Of Alexan.
dria, who flourished in the fifth centu.
ry. The author is drawing the char.
actor OF a scholastic, or pedant, whose
mind is wholly engrossed with school
learning, species Of knowledge nei.
ther sound nor useful. He thus be.
comes what we call absent, and unfit
for the common affairs Of life:
I. A pedant, on his first attempt to
swim, being nearly drowned, vowed
he would never touch water again un-
til he had learned the art Of swim.
ming.
2. A pedant, desirous of selling his
house, took stone from the wall, and
carried it about with him as q speci-
men of the premises.
8. 4 pedart, wishing to know ibhe
hooked handsome while asleep, placed
himself before a looking glass, witt.
his eyes shut.
4. \ pcdant, happening to meet a
physician, tried to conceal himself be-
hind wall. The doctor asked him
the reason for his strange behavior.
"Why," he replied, cit is so long
since / have been i'll that I was asham,
ed to meet you." -"
~ 5. One pedant, meeting another,
said to him, 81 heard that you were
dead" Ills friend replied, 'But you
aaae that am alive" $50 you say"
he rcjoined, "but the man who told
inc the news was more worthy Of
credit than yourself" .' .s.z
8. A pedant, hearing that a crow
would live two hundred years, to de-
termine the fact Of experiment, bought
and kept one. p - - -
7. A pedant, on voyage, being in
danger Of shipwreck, and seeing the
other passengers catch hold of vari.
Gus articles on deck to keep them
afoat, seized upon one of the anchors.
8. Three persons, namely, a pedant,
a bald man, and . barber, travelling
together, agreed that, during the night
each should watch his turn four hours,
while the other two slept. The lot for
tho first watch, fell to tho barber. As
soon as he saw his companions asleep,
gently raising up the pedant, he shaw.
ed his head, aud presently afterwards
awakened him. The pedant, reused
from his sl,rnber, yawned, scratched
his head, and finding it smooth, ex-
claimed, "w'hat stupid creature is
this barber, he has walked the bald
man instead of me-" 1T"
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-23

NCTICE, . - =, :. ~.
evergreens upon my premises, will be prosccu-
ted 70 the full extent Of the law. And will
pay hfty dollars to any one furnishing evidence
sufficient to convict any person Of such tres
pass. All tho pines between wacoota and
Meseervelt are on my land. There are plenty
o. pines on the other eide Of the lake for all
Christian purposes, that are Of no other uss.
Qessmbsr -; less. '0i- i77r
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-23
- LITERARY - J,
CPL E n DI d p ! = 4 IrU7T s
~ -yOR--
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MAGNIFICENT MEZZQTINTS Of NIAGARA
FALLS, each II inches by 25: and Of size,
therefore, for framing one representing the
American side, and the other, the Canada, OF
horseshoe side. No such liberal offers ha We
evor been made bcfore. N. B.-Alwats say
which Of the premiums ia preferred