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pledged to prohibit the aInterstate Slave
Trade should also legislate the abolition Of
slavery" Such legislation secures the par
tvs success during series of subsequent
terms.
Such then is after long thought my hon
est view. If Lincoln is elected, slavery will
be abolished. Many of our citizens. if they
do not resist Lincoln. win six years hence.
attempt to resist the abolition ofthe AInter-
state Slave Trade" Resistance, il not now
practicable, will not then beso. Indeed the
generalization in Our section, has already
commenced II is painfully plain that in
not few places to pro1e that the Brckh-
ridge policy IS the best pro-slavery policy is
not satisfactory argument. There are too,
l believe, Black Republican electoral tickets
in all of our upper border states, Some Of
our cities also, are latentIy as anti-siavery as
Boston. Nor is this ALL the tide of immi-
grafton has forked and is oyerfowing into
the South. Emigration Aid Societies are
now working their Abolition engines so as
to suck in and spout out, wherever the hose
may be shifted and the nozzle may be turn
ed, an orcrfcwing stream of people. Thus
our enemies wage against us a battle by
ballots. AT the same time and on account
of Abolition Conspiraeies, the state of the
union is state of war, and thus our enemies
wage against us battle by bullets.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-24

BARON Renfrcw, Prince of Wales, left Boston
ON October goth, for Portland, en- route for home,
lie returns TO Merry England, with light purse,
fully convinced in his own mind, that the stories
about terrible charges made by the Yankee sol,
diers in the wars, are true as preaching; and as
sorting roundly that the present generation is
fully up with its graHdhthers in that respect.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-24
Administrators Notice.

Il ETTERS Of administration upon the estate Of
IL Robert p. Cooper, late Of the county Of Lafayette
and State Of Mississippi, deceased, having been
granted to the undersigned by the Probate Court Of
said county, at the October Term thereof ls60, all
persons indebted to said estate hereby required
TO make payment 70 me; and al persons having
claims against said estate notified 70 present their
claims TO me. Only authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law, or the same will be barred
JOHN W. ESTILL, Admir-
Oct %, 'e0-ew:2f
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-24

The Memphis appeal has a great deal to
say of late, about treachery and traitors, and
yet it is laboring day in and day out with all
its huge might TO carry the States Of Tennes-
see, Missouri, Arkansas, Alabama and Mis-.
sissippi SrJohn Bell. The APpeaFs homilics
about treason to Democracy, is like the dc.
vii qlfotng scripture; only a little worse.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-24
Republican Election Frauds.

There exists not the least doubt that the
Black Republicans have succeeded in the re-
cent elections North be the preparation Of
the most unblushing and shameful frauds.
One instance has come to light in which a
Black Republican Congressman was elected
by forged returns. In the first district Of
Pennsylvania, the return list was altered by
the poll clerk, and John NJ. Butler, Republi-
can, declared elected, when VIM. E. Lehman,
Democrat, was really the successful competi-
tor. Lehman viii contest Buffers election,
and the House Of Representatives will Ger
tainly rebuke, as it deserves, the wholesale
forgeries under color Of which the Black Re-
publican Butler will claim his scat.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-24

Es- The LiScobN-BREcKINmpGE party
throughout the Southern States are terribly
chagrined at the compile freesoiiism Of their
northern allies.-Memphis appeal.
Whenever the author of the above SEN
tence meets an honest Democrat his 1.-THE
author's) face ought to ''saffuse with shame,
if shame itself docs not blush to sit thereon"
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-24
Flour! Flouril

100 SACKS Choice Family FlOnr-Just received
lOO and for sale by Z. I. DOYLE.
100 BUSHELS Corn Meal in Store and to arrive.
lOO For sale BY r. E. DOYLE
IN BBLS- Extra St. Louis Flour-For sale low
OO at r. +. DOYLES
~ BDIS. Irish Potatoes
I'd For sale by R. T. DOYLE.
IN BBIS. Choice Onions in Store and
III For sale BY RE DOYLE
BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE &C, fresh weekly
arTivals-Anything you want =
Oct 81 se0-ff.g1
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-24

fT ANY man. who votes for JoHx c.
BRKcKrxRrDeE for President Of these United
States, eguiralently casts has rote for A6ro-
ham lincoln Think Of it conservatives
appeal.
Think Of that, Democrats Of Mississippi,
and then think Of what yOu have done for
this same Memphis appeal. The paper that
has dssoted yOu and your dearest rights,
and now shamefuIly slanden you in such a
iJle as the above
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-24
MfmpLis COTTON Market.

During the past week, the market was quite
active, with an advance Of an eighth to fourth,
1892 bales were sold. Only good qualities are
in demand, and the low grades are a drug upon
the market The onlotafions aro
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-24

SEvERsL hundred members of the Ameri-
can party, in Baltimore, recently joined the
Black Republican clab in that city The
Baltimore Patriot and the traitorous Henry
Winter Davis, have long been in treaty with
the enemies of the South, and this stampede
to Black Republicanism is only the fulfill
ment of the contract. Stubborn facts like
this ought to open the eyes of the Southern
people to the danger which threatens them.
A party whose declaration Of principles is so
non-committal and meaningless, that men of
the most opposite opinions may, without in
consistency, subscribe to it, is not worthy of
confidence, and should be discarded as a fro
zen viper, which only hides its fangs till it
be cherished into life, to turn and sting to
death the breast that warmed it.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-24

II you want anything in the Grocery line
can on Mr.. Doyle
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-24

EE Stephen A, Douglas wiz be our next
President.-Aberden Conservative, October
18th.
VIII the Conservative explain how its IA
vorite is to become our next President Does
it imagine that he viii. be allowed to elect
himssIf to that high cficei 1t cannot, sure
ly, be simple enough to suppose, in view Of
the recent indications Of popular sentiment,
that the people are going to make him Pres
ident.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-24

THE Memphis appeal is terribly exercised
for fear some naturaIized citizens will vote
with the breckenridge Democracy, against
Stephen A. Douglas, the man whom it de-
nounced two years ago as being a Black Re
publican But it fails TO tell those natural
lied citizens that the Douglasites in the
Charleston and Baltimore conventions voted
down and trampled under their unhallowed
feet the following resolution which was
unanimously adopted by the Breckin-
riege convention, and is now one of the
planks in their platforms:
Resolped, That the Democracy Of the
United States recognize it as an imperative
duty Of this Government to protect natural
lied citizens in all their rights, whether at
home or in foreign lands, to the same extent
as its native-born citizens.
Think Of this, naturalized citizens, when
you 60 to the polls in November, and cast
your votes accordingly.
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reported al ChdrteN0n 0y a Mdloruy 81 we C0H"u-
tee, and unanimously adopted at Baitinore.
Resolved That the platform adopted by the Demo
cratic party at Cincinnati is affirmed with tas following
explanatory resolutions;
Ersf-That the Government of Territory organ
lied by an act of Congress is provisional and tempo
rary and during its existence all citizens OF the Uni
ted States have an equal right to settle with their
property in the Territory without their rights either
Of person property, being destroyed or injured by
congressional or territorial legislation.
Second-That il is the duty of the Federal Govern
ment in all its departments TO protect when necessary,
the rights 0f persons and property inthe Territories,
and where ever else its constitutional authority ex-
tends.
Third-That when the settlers in Territory, having
an adequate population, form state constitution the
right of sovereignty commences and being consuinma
ted by admission into the Union, they stand on an
equal footing with the people of other states and
State thus organized ought to be admitted into the
Federal Union, whether its Constitution prohibits OF
recognizes the institution Of slavery.
Resolved, That the Democratic party are in favor
of the acquisition Of the Island Of Cuba, on such
terms as shall be honorable to ourselves and just to
Spain, at the earliest practicable moment.
Resolved, That the enactments Of State Legislatures
10 defeat the faithful execution of the Fugitive Slave
law are hostile in character to- and subversve OF the
Constitution and revolutionary In their effect
RESOLVED, That the Democracy Of the United States
recognize It as an imperative duty Of this Government
N pTotect naturalized citizens in all their rights,
whether home or in foreign lands to the same extent
as its native-born citizens. And,
WnEREAs One of the greatest necessities OF the
age, in political, commercial, postal and Military
point of view Is aspeedy communication between the
Pacific and Atlantic coasts; therefore, be It
Resolpsa That the National Democratic party do
hereby pledge themselves TO every means in their
power to secure the passage Of some BILL to the extent
Of the constitutional authority of Congress for the con-
struction Of Pacific Railroad from the Mississippi
river to the Pacific Ocean, at the earliest practicable
moment
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-24

R- Stephen A. Douglas has fought FIVE
hundred battles for the South and not one
against her.-1Ppeak.
Now, Mr.. appeal, were you a traitorous
spy in the Southern camp. when You were
fighting so hard for the admission Of Kansas
under the LecomptOn Constitution Or was
this same Stephen a. Douglas fighting for
the South, when at the same time he was
holding nightly cancuses with Seward, Hale,
Sumner & Co. and you were denOuBciag him
daily, as Black Republican, and the leader
cf the Black Republican forces.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-24
breckenridge VS.. Douglas.

. Douglas and Breckenridge are long way apart up
on the territorial issues. weplace in uxtaposiion ex
tracts from Douglas Frceport speech and Breckin-
ridges Frankfort speech Of December last They
need no comment.
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reported at Charleston BY majority Of tie Commit
tee, and uaanlqoasiy adopted at Baltimore.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-24

he quotations are :
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-24
national Democratic Platform.

Fifth District.
L. B. CHRISTIAN, of Lawrence
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20
DR. KINGS DISPENsARA
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

r4>%RsSs, Or. King ,CormerI. OF New York ,rOT
A2E4SS the ASH oaT ears OF Louisville hen
t-csy <hO aas isvoted mis- attention the treat
aeht of PsIvate itseasesfOr 30 years, HAtLeTs
Usnself having ttte ndsd practice for so many
ears and cured many hOusa1s, hets enabled 10
cure all diseases ofa private aature matter how
badtney may be rom injadcioas mediesl trestneut,
sr'rSm neglect Of heir own Dr. Kings DisPens-.ry
- No y DeIderick street, between Cherry anu the
square second stony where diseases OF
private nature
i0SoEEsEA ;ared <ithouti aqueous a eden orr u
erferenee With business.
SrxICrURESI old recea tizte sHeeIaally uredt q
q <ew days, by operations which causes no pain.
Where structure health cannot he enjoy ed.
Perhaps fisease more snISChi and audcr
mines the ceustitutboH so much
SYPHILIS with ailtbe diseases of the SKIN growing
out OF aegiect bad reatIncnt San be sdeci gally
cured I-w days.
SxuvAI VssKsxsH-ParticulaTlI te nj oLhaviIk bc
xigen Ii is disease anu all.he consequences grow
Hg eat Of {, brought On tn ntny cases by the de-
structivc hahts Of IcousttrFatt YCUtIs and sKcss
siysiaillg eBceOft ae aassians a isglcctuf -"-N
gIIsr min.tAe constitution .ren.le N! th- ,.
TOE sasisrxsIr society aud ,4usIus pre- - - ed
females Eho may De iIbsrias ~its. tRv i'i'-
tfs womb aAy rest assured OF N tae i..1- s-IeG-
Persons es;ding abroad ny writing and .tstinF
thstr Ease with Aree saCiosed directed TO r. King
No II DeAIcttck street Nashville Tenn, viii have
the lesessary heatcincsen to address ith
ssssary ii.eeti0Tf ltrtct secrecy observed OGice
abirsfr N s'etockiI henoTntuI antil o thseye
ag ztE@G -inAA~iy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20

At q meeting of The Davidson County Ag-
ricultural Society. held on Tuesday the 9Th
of March. says the Southern Homestead of III.
l0h inst, it was resolved that the Society
hold a stock show on the State Fair Grounds
near Nashville, on Tuesday the 10th day OF
April, 1860, to last one day, to which breed
rs. purchasers, aud everybody else. are in
vited to be present, without cost. No pre-
miums are offer,d. as it Is intended To be
merely an exhibition for the benefit of those
who desire to see the stock of the country
and those who wish to bring their stock be-
fore the community. The following is the
resolution OF the Society under which the ex-
bibition is to be held: a
The County Society resolved to hold It's
next meeting at the State Fair Grounds. on
Tuesday, April the 10th. with The following
purpose in view, viz:
LIST. To give the owners of breeding stock
particularly the opportunity of exhibiting
their animals
End. To give an opportunity for sale and
purchase Of stock.
The grounds will be free TO ell visitors,
aud 20 charge will be made except for sale of
animals.
The privilege viii be given to owners to
show the movement Of animals.
Other county societies are respectfully In.
vited TO cooperate IN this exhibition.
City and other papers friendly to the OBJ
jects, are earnestly requested to give suitable
notices.
On motion the Society adjourned TO meet
at the Fair Grounds. April 10Th, 1860.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20
RELIEF AND HEALTH To YOUR INFANTS.
Price Is cents per BOTTLE
thisarticierorover..,

thisRrticieror oyer;en
coNHnEScEASDTRUTE Of
been able IL say 90
Err Has II FAILEDIN
ktfEClA CURE, when
We know an Instance
one who used it, on
lighted with rs opera
Of highest commeuds
and medical virtues
.wHAT We 10 KSow,'
ence. Ann PIEDGK oua
MKT % WHAT wEHKEr
instance where the is-
and exhaustion, relie
twenty Minutes after
tered.
tion tsthe preseripfssr
PEklENCEDand skill.
: land, and has beer
, ING sUccEsSIx
|, nF CASks.
! from PAIN, but iuvig
bowels, correcIs acidi
ergy 20 the Whole sys
SANITY relieve
, BOWELS, AND
! COIIC.
; which III not speediIy
: We believe 1.-THE best
WORLD, IN all cases OF
: RHEA IN CHILDREN,
Q teething. or from any
2 say to every mother
= from any ofthe forego-
: LEr YOUR PREIUDi.
hICES or OTHERS
ing child and the relief
ABSOLUTELY SURE
|. medicine. IL timely
. will accompany each
: less the fac-simile Of
: YORK is on the out
cut the world.
Cedar 81. New York
cents per bottle.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20

Gs- We understand that Messrs. WALTER
KEEBLE & W. II. EvERErr have secured the
services of a lumber of ladies and gentlemen
of the company recently performing at Crisp's
Gaiety, and contemplate giving a few dra-
matte eniertaiuments in the neighboring
towns. They perform at Gailatin on Thurs
day or Friday night next, and will continue
there about week. They intend 10 take Pa
ducah, Columbia and Franklin in their
rounds. Success to them.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20

We have putupsndsoid
years, aud CAN SAY. IL
IL, what we have never
any other medicine-NEF
A SIN6LEtSSrA>CE. TO
timely nsedi Never did Z
of dissatisfaction BY any
the contrary, ali are de-
tions, aud speak in terms =
tion GIFTS magicaielIects-
We speak in this matter r
after ten years. expert
REPUTATION FoR IHE FUuGL
DsciARE. Ia almostevery
FAINT u suffering from pain !.
will be found Ia nfleen OF :
the syrup is adninis =
This valuable prsfsara :.
of one Gf the AoST EX =
Full NURSES IN New Eng :
used with NEyER- Fall. :
THOUSANDS :
Notoniyr elieves thecLilG :
Irates the stomach and
ity and gtyestone anu en-
TEN. 1t will almost in
| GRIPPING IL THE Z,
| WIND .
andovercomeconvuisione.
remedied. end in death :
and suRESr REMEDY IxTHES
DYSESfERY AND DIAR.
whether IL arises from :
other cause. We would :
who has a child suffering :
ing complaints-DQ NOT .
CES. NOR THE PREJUr
stand between your suffer
that will be sure-yes.
90 follow he use of this.
used. :
FalliirectioB ffor usines
bottle None genuine un .
CURTIS a PERKINS. New
side wrapper.
sold by druggists through
Principal once No. Is,
| JunezaSwly Price Is
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20

DEfLaRAbLE AFFkIn-DEsfu fsos issfAL-
ISa CHLaEoFokx--Tbe atfe u M. Heary L.
Pppe. u this eiiy, came 70 hsf death %
Saturday, aedsy thr most distressing esfeam-
stzace<. she sas s9fssins iron keadscss,
aud iaksied ehiorolorm 10 alleviate tbs pain.
Waen hef lEssis ekIidFea started 70 tie dsae-
"a sshosl. aEz-~i'ope wa lylag On tie t'ea
snhziIns ehisfossEsn. uHea they relaEned.
sAs sas discovered vita = handkerchief sseF
Der asssssth cad q. 81 See vas so1d. and
bad sess dead ieF several boufs The sisrm
eas gsrea. bat e eoasse. 90 fezzersfixz
seaid issuIuazte he kedy ssEh Iif<. Her
seai had ps~ed NE eos6ass el tie iusislsir.
Los. Or.
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Qommerrial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

COTTON.-No sales yesterday worth re-
porting.
TOBACCO-A. Hamilton Is hhds at the
following fgvres-s6 IS. IS, 6 rs, IS. G
10, 6 65. 6 IS, 5 80. rs, 5 rs, 3 40, IS
5 60. 4 IS, 80, Is, 2 IS, IS. rs, 2
Is. 20. 2 90. 2 90, / rs.
FL0UR-D,,msnd active. Extra 81 0006
so p bbl.; Superfine s6(96 so; Extra
Family Flour in bags. 50 so; Superline So
per 9S bs. These are wholesale prices; the
retail figures advance Csc p 50 ms, and SOC
p barrel.
WHEAT-Prime Red and White, In de
mand at 81 lO(dI %.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20
RHEUMATISM
Mustang Liniment.

Mr.. 3 LiIcH, Hyue ark, VI, ~rites:-'' hat the
horse considered Worthless" (his Case Was
SPAWN "but since the free use OF the Mustang
Liainent, have sold hu. for one $50 cab Your
L1uime 1t has been DOING wonders Phere-"
400 BReAD SIkEEI FHILADELPHIA, Pa
(EztJGct.) "a In iifIing kettle from the fire Il
became unsnana geAbIe ti1ed over, and scalded III!
haHds yer severely, almost 10 crisp IL vas an
awful sigut- TAe AIstau2 lIuiment appeared % e1
tract pain. IL heiled rapidly, without sore uess
and lett OF account IruiH yours,
&c ALE, FOSTER
Such language this is bat the constant and natu
raj echo hereveT this article Is asen
This ilulmeft A. In-iis JrnsEb-e TO piitters anu
owners al 4ad Iaules- sir. JOIN DANIELS,
OF N0aJgOaery, Ala sol. a slave iOT soVG VINO - az
raised from utter disclosures by tLls LtHiIncHt
Every family sHodld have II. lie very particular
aud enquire Tor the Mustang LinimeLt anu tiAc IA"
other
Sud by all dealers throughout North and south
America Europe, the Isl ads UI Tie Ocean ,IuT
% cents. 80 CenIs, EAd 81 per bette
BARNEs> u PARh New York
1OV25-6inutW&w
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20
Early Corn, Early Pens and
Beans, Early Cabbage and

tuSf Feestse1, = tan susFsy e sAsses ysr-s.hl.
81 SEEDS ffesz hlszs's ssnsoas Barssr.-s -, q =
esats p-fs< 90 ans ceats . as1sa.
- ~.Et szsrs e4rty o. Extra tafEe csra
90 sssr>4Eiess - zny kna % desc rspfia= dsr = -
esats 5ea esn setaia = saPtiy g ssy sas kna ssfa
ete4s for he as q snsAii fzsally.
Al - - ASa an ehtife crest VARSITY,
fss1s-u MACKENZIE AikcfiIS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20

ARRIVAL OF RAILROAD IRoN.-Five hun
DIR ed tons of iron for The n, RIB Western
Railroad are now being delivered from boaI-
at the lower landing. We learn that the
irack-laying will commence the last of this
week or the first OF next. Enough iron has
been purchased at Pittsburg to finish the
road to the distance of twenty miles. and is
to be delivered this spring. The whole of il
has been contracted for. The steamer
Hastings will arrive next week with a cargo
of the iron.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20
Gbanferp Salfs
Chancery Sale.

ChanceFy Sale.
Thos. Foster and E. s. Chatham Hugh Scott
and others
DekSuANf to decree Of the Chancery Court At
Nashville, at November Term 1859, in the above
asmed case, will proc ed sell public the
Court House in this city, on
Safurday the slSt of March, 1860.
That beauti al residence on the east SIDE or the Buens
isti turnpike roat near the city, occupied By
Dr. Scott, t"get e. with the grounds attached divid
Tag the SINE u Los and contTnuing the sale until
enough shall have been sold 70 pay an. satisfy the
decree IN said csse These grounds will Suotivf-
ed before dag of sale, and Of the may he
found at my Office for examination and distribution
and purchasers or those Otherwise interested
wife TO ctil. =
TERxs-Credits Of 6,12 and Is months notes 70 be
execute with salts factory personal security lien TO
De retained and sale free from equity of redemption
narl-td J. &. GLEAvES, C. n
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COhcc Cure
A @ q A v I T A E.
Remedy a Crsat and Eerfaiu PnWPr.

rhisreIasdy put HPtu small FszIs and can be
sent BY .axilts 4sy address. trial Will satisfy
UseIt Tor EeeI, IHL y0a Wall experience a great
6cneat- A circuiHr COutlug full p1rtic gzTs sent
(iree) IN Application. PrECs, per bottle 81
Vae botJie viii asst nVntu
s -rnisrsaedy issuitabIs for sitherseI-
Address, <. CRJG ER, NedicsIAgen
uiy27-ti ~ Broadway NcE York
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Heary X. Peck VS. VIM. Tanner.

Heary X. Peck VS. VIM. Tanner.
DURsUANF to 4 decree of the Chancery Court al
L Nashville IN above named case, will Offer al
oubllc sale at the Court House in this 1ity
gSaturday, April the 9TH, 1860,
All the right, title anu interest which VIM Tanner
bad on ths 2lst March 1866, which tie may have
since that tine acquired in the 81 LOUIS and Netf
Orleans Telegraph Liae Sale incluae all Irirsie
ges franchises and fixtures attached TO said line.
Sale Jay decree avor OF comp claimant for s5os
besiies interest aud costs of suit.
J. E. 6LEAyES, c. NJ,
Earch7-td Chancery Court at Nashville.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20

BALTIMORE March Is, p. N
COfFEE-There has been 'mpara lively little done
in Coffee this week, the lig sto-k and ex-
treme rates demanded by holders. Toe afyces per
tue Lapwing. recently arrived from RIO state that
Coffee had advanced lie 2 tb there, and an
advance OF 10 Nc. y b in this market the clos
INK rates OF our last weekls replrt. The stock IS
about 5000 hays, an the SAILS lie 200 bags Rio
al lSkr go do. az IS and 200 do at l4e. . Is
We quote Rio at Is sgi4c- Tor gool 20 prime; lskc.
Tor LAagaayra, aud Java At l5tsaldLc. . 10.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20

Fssxr nEFfSIssoSs- thlad year ssop-,,
Psrssos-A proseealoa against The san. us-.i
b ladies' made q cotton aud whaseesne.
&rszs-An article worn asder the asol. Il
frames covered wish p sper, ses late The al
b boya viii tails on thea.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20
Evergreens! Evergreens
YER GREENS.

ICSr received ssaali tes % ExsrEresEs anong
- = assA nay y tecaf eeoiee saEsp les 81 the kAi
MA LAttsoLIA, NIX OfAcA, PlSrs sTEohcS,
tuCjA uIclDSSSAfIS Thsse have b<ea carefully
t-AeA - @nf NE rosts - rksa - Pa giaas gar T.
snsr fney are N prime candltiaa asa fsr ssis toe
sse<s-u AASkESLE 4 asSCiIES.
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Health and Happiness
Secured

THE CONCENTRATED CURE
THE CDNCLNTRATED CURE
A POWERFUL REMEDY
A POWERFUL REMEDY
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FOR WEAKNESS
FOR EARLY ENDISCRETION
FOR EARLY INDISCRETION
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