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Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-26

SHoULD BE PARTICULAR THERE.-In Fresno
county there has been exactly one vote cast
at each election for several years against the
Democratic ticket. If the dominant party
establish liberal test in that county, it may
totally annihilate the opposition. We pro-
pose the following:
"Will you accept lucrative office under
the next Administration P'-S. r. Call.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-26

The Calaveras Democratic County Con-
vention, met on Thursday, and passed reso-
lutions instructing delegates to the State
Convention to use all possible means to elect
such delegates as would favor the nomina-
tion of Daniel s. Dickinson for President.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-26
Medical Profession
STATE AssAyEG's OFFICE, 80 SOMERSET ST,
nnarnN Mnas Ar.,II LII i.ha

J
WM. II. DAILY, New York;
Dear Sir-I have male chemical analysis Of you
"AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY" and hLd it a pure
fine favored Rye Whisky, containing lnjuriou,
matter of any kind, and recommend 1t suitable iol
medical and public purposes
CHARLES 7. JACKSON, NJ. D.,
State Assayer.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-26
WIN. B. LAwLER, JOEL D. MARTIN
Pistol & Rifle Gallery,
THIRD TREET,

OUR NEW SHOOTING GALLERY being now In
" complete order, we announce to all That we are
ready to receive visitors We have spared no expense
in fitting il up and hope TO be able to merit the pat
ronage of those fond Of the gentee amusement OF
Target Practice We will always have on hand Pistols
and Riaes Of the best make. Everything will be So
conducted as the most thorough satisfaction
to those favorng US with their visits.
ec81-mySp LAWLER MARTIN
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-26
IEOIIOway's PnIs and Oin1ment.-In

AHOKIOWHy7b H-IlIs NHu WLHIHleMIs- s-IH-
iqutous limitations have been imposed upon the pub
lie but they have been driven out of the field. The
purchaser should look for the water-mark that exists
In every leaf of the enveloplng book if they
tain not the words, Holloway, New York and Lon
dom" in semi-transparent letters they spurious
tag- Sold at the mandatory, No. So Maiden Lane
New York, and by all Druggists at Csc, &C., and 81
per pot. feb22
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-26

New FASHION AT PAR1s.-A Paris Cores
pondent writes:
The hoops are out of fashion now, and
was at a ball few evenings since, where
the ladies all appeared without them, and it
really looked refreshing to see lady sit
down. without being obliged to take up at
least two extra chairs for her extra petticoats
But the females here are now, in their dress,
encroaching frightfully on our prerogatives
They have not yet adopted the 80 no, we
never mention 'emsl" but they wear things
in the street. which look as though they
might have been borrowed from their hus-
bands, or brothers, or lovers, or hooked out
of their wardrobes for the purpose of having
lark. They are in fact, what, when worn
by men, would be called overcoats. Some of
them are made double -breaated and button
tightly up to the chin.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-26

THE Shasta Courier, speaking j. G.
Hinckley of that county, recently LecOmp-
tonite and now a Republican, says;
This gentleman was editor of the Shasta
Republican before it adopted the name of
Herald. The Republican, as will be remem>
bered, was a violent supporter Of Mr.. Buch
anan's Kansas policy, and pronounced un-
sound the Democracy of the Courier and of
all who did not approve the Lecompton Con-
stitution. Indeed no paper in California was
more bitter in its denunciations of Douglas,
for his opposition to the Lecompton Consti-
tuition, than the Republican.
There are other Republicans in our party
in this county, in the disguise of Democrats.
We have known the fact for years. They
will show the cloven foot when they get Il
little more ernest and sufficiently brave. And
yet, strange to say, without exception they
have been warm supporters of the Lecompton
Constitution, and have been particularly hos
tile towards the Courier because it did not
see fit to damn Douglas. The sooner the
party is rid of such material. the better.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-26

Rosa BoNHEUR COMING TO AMERIcA.-The
New York correspondent of the Philadelphia
Press says:
An artist friend gives me fresh and reliable
news about Rosa Bonheur. That triumphant
specimen of manly woman is about to visit
the United States professionally. An opulent
French gentleman, an enthusiast in art, some
time since commissioned her ladyship to cross
the Atlantic, proceed to the great prairies of
the far West, and paint from life a herd of
wild buffaloes. She was to take her own
time, accomplish it in her own way, and fix
her own price At first she declined to en-
tertain the proposition; but finally after
turning it over in her own mind, Rnd reflect
ing upon what an original and splendid work
she could make, she accepted the offer and
comes over in the spring to make the picture,
1t has given the French individual feelings Of
the most celestial character, and made him,
in fact, the most tiekled person in all Gaul.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-26

a. t"E Los Angeles Star, says that many of
'"e residents Of San Bernardino county are
e"u'ng to remove this spring to the
M TPP'' country. Many are now en- route
.''; 10y are mostly emigrants from Texas. who
'e''led there within the last wear or two.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-26

THIRD DAY-WEDNESDAY, April 25.
PURSE 5000. Mile heats. Free for all ages.
FOURTH DAY-THURSDAY, April 26
PURSE $4oO. Two mile heats. Free for all ages.
FIFTH DAY-PRIDAY, April 27.
THE GREAT FOUR MILE RACE!
JOCKEY CLUB PURSE OF $1,000. Four mile
heats. With an inside stake of $1,000 forfeit 81 900.
Two or more to make a race. 10 name and close
February 22d, ls6J.
SAME DAY.
SWEEPSTAKES for two year olds, Mile heats. En-
trance $780, forfeit $10J. Free for all two year ods
on the Pacific coast Three or more to make d race.
To name and close February 22I, 1860.
LAST DAY-SATURDAY, April 2s.
CITIZENS PURSE, $3.50. Mile heats best three
in FIVE Free for all ages.
During the week there will be other purses given for
beaten horses.
Entra ten per cent in all the above purses and
all the stakes to close the 22d Of February, lS6l
and to be addressed to r T. OHanlon, Senate House,
Marysville, California.
All the above fOrfets must be deposited with Messrs.
Low Bros. & Co., Bankers, Marysvile.
Should the weather prove unprOpitious, the above
races will postponed; and due office will be given
Of the day.
The racing men, AMI the public Of California gener-
ally may rest assured that the purses above adver
tsed, will be hung up in the Judges stand regularly,
and at the appointed hour each day.
The above Sweepstakes and Races will be run and
governed by the rules Of tee MarySile Park Jockey
Club, which do not vary materially from the Southern
and Western rules. r. 4. O'IANLON,
ja4-td Proprietor Marysville Para Race Conrse.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-26

y a WASHINGTON dispatch says that General
IO'neroy and Judge Arney, of Kansas, are
y (""''uates for the eSenatorship under the new
;' constitution which they are now at Wash
Lyon :. 10 trying to have approved by Congress
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-26
Important BilI--Land Titles.

The following bill has been introduced in
to the Legislature by Assemblyman Gwinn.
Of Yolo:
SEC /. The patent Of the United States
for any land finally confirmed to any claim
ant under Spanish or Mexican grant, in mr.
suance OF the act of Congress passed on the
eighth day of March, A. D. one thousand eight
hundred and tifty-one, entitled "An Act to
ascertain and settle private land claims in
the State OF California" shall in all actions in
the Courts OF this State, between said paten-
tee OF the United States and persons occupy
ing SAID lands. or any portion thereof, with
ut claim or title under any Spanish or Mex
lean grant, be taken, construed. and held as
pr'md fdcid evidence of title in the patentee.
SEC. 2. In any action in any of the courts
aforesaid, between the parties aforesaid, it
shall be lawful for the parties occupying
lands without claim of title under any Span
ish or Mexican grant as aforesaid, to rebut
the primd tdcie evidence afforded by the pat
ent of the United States, with proof that the
decree of confirmation of the Spanish or Mex
lean grant was rendered upon forged, or
antedated, or falsely made, or fraudulently
altered grant, or expediente or map, or 9TH
er material document, or on the false testimo-
my OF any witness to any material fact not
set out in any writing, constituting in whole
or in part the proper documentary proof of
the said grant, and of the proceedings had in
the making thereof
The effect of such an enactment as the
above would be to materially curtail the
privileges Of the grant holders AS the law
now stands, we believe, settlers upon lands
claimed under Spanish or Mexican grants can
be elected at once upon the mere exhibition
in court, of the grantees patent from the Uni
ted States Government. This bill proposes
to give the settler the right to rebut this pri-
ma faeie evidence of title with testimony
showing that the patent was issued wrongful.
ly. This would open wide field for ltiga-
ton, it is true, but it would at the same time
prevent the success of fraud and overthrow
patent rights for swindling.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-26
FIRST DAY-MoNDAY, April %.
SECOND DAY-TUEsDAY, April "a.

SWEEPSTAKES for three year olds; mile heats
Entrance $780, forfeit 15J. Free for all three yea
Olds, Three or more 10 make race.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-26
FIFTH DAY-PRIDAY, April 27.
THE GREAT FOUR MILE RACE!

SWEEPSTAKES for two year ods Mile heats En-
trance 800; forfeit $10J. Free for all two year olds
on the Pacific coast Three or more TO make q race.
To name and close February 22l, 1861.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-11
From Rer. stuart Robingon.

Prof. of Chemistry in the Hy., School Of Medicin
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-11
NASHVILLE. TENN. FRIDAY,

This C As is generated from Pure Coal OH and
l. for elegance, economy, safety aud simplicity
cannot be surpa Ssed. The fixtures In the same
style the ordinary Gas fixtures.
Its tsadvaBtages are thai it is portable gas light
unrivaled for bril!iancy, cheapness cieann and
simplicity, and can be used wherever artificial light
rs required. IL is easy to regulate and requires
trimming, and for attention, Whatever after light
ing. It Is perfectly safe ami free from explosion
and has no odor or smell while burning. The light
be made TO burn with any degree of brilliancy,
by turning screw aud be increased instant tine
oUsIy in volume from that OF a candle 10 ten
twenty, by turning valve as in ordinary gas
The FespeF Gas Game znd ixtn-es precisely re-
seOie "a form those OF coal gas, but in brillapcy
and purity OF light, it possesses deciied adyan-
tage over any coal gas. IL requires chimney,
there is no need of daily trimming of wick, and
the construction of the fixtures is simple that it is
not liable I'd get out of order, and child can man
age it readily. The gas burned in lhe Yesper tx
tuTe is generated from pure coal oil, or ''Vesper
On (Which is manufactured expressly for this bur-
foreign ingredients, and its supply IS uuhmitej-
The uxLures themselves adapted in styles TO
all tastes, from the plaia, simple light burner
TO the most elegant and costly ch lpdeler. EIch
fixture is perfect Ia Itself there IS no outlay to be
made for service pipes, meters, regulators, &c
The gas is generated ia this burner, and all fixtures,
from the cheap singlelight TO tine expensive chan
GeIier miniature eas-wOrks, are ia themselves. They
sold prices which do not exceed the cost of or
binary "a fixtures similar sty les and Ornamental
ton.
Churches, hotels public halls, stores, steamboats,
and private residences Throughout The state c. u
now be itteI up with these elegant and convenient
chandeliers and other beautiful gas fixtures, which
add 50 much the appearance OF such places, and
the comfort Of tue home CIRCLE and which, here
t8fore cDuii be used only those favored districts
embraced WITHIN tie coal gas limits of large Cities
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-11

LOUISVILLE Aug. 20, 1903.
W. II. SETTLE, ESQ II gives great pleasure to
state after trlI of the ''Yesper Gas Lamps, -
la NY study for six weeks ST and after observing
closely the same length OF time, the experiment
have entire confidence in their efficacy IL u
u eS afford ali the advantages of the best gas
gb.s those " 0O live out Of the cities and large
TIe process Of preparing and lighting the lamp is
readily learned the fixtures are SO simple ana SO
little liable get out OF order the cost O the light
comparatively So lIItie, and the Wno!e free from
ali dagger, tult needs only mere acquaintance OH
the ptrI OF the public with the Vesper Gas Lamp u
brI.s general use thcuuy but the country.
STUART ROBINSON.
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NASHVILLE, Dec. 1859.
Fron \. d. Co.. NashrlIIe

NAsH,ILLE, r.nu., Dec Ii, 1859.
MKssIes. T. IL. TANLoK x Co: have had "a for
ab1dL SIX months past, Ol your Hcspcr Gas
Lguts taI gives great pleasure 10 STATE, that
regard superior ~ any other po.tiO.e light
thai nave met with.
It's simplicity vi arrangement, freedom from danger
oi cKaI s!un cleanliness, stgtItncSs, anI puruy OF
nshI arc qlaiiIics that must recommend it To aHy
Que AhU ~uIIry II. IL gives iIght which To me,
scesus 10 10 equal brIiilIncy ordinary gas
hsut. Very Respectfully,
y u. CROSS.
fhese are only very fex 90 the testlsaO0i as we
have. CtI aud examine Tor y0arsall, at M. ~
CuiIJnaIe Building, Cnecry street iilc Team.
THOMAS al. TAYLOR * Gu.
jlnl2-tf
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Home Testimonials.

I
NA5HvILs =, Dec, IL, 1853.
Col. T. ii. TAYLOR-DeaT SIT have used Tor some
tune one cI Ine Vesper Lamps anu beg leave To
exp. ess my obligations TO you .or having iutroduced
il 10 y 10 persons lVIug ia the COunIry or
IA PARIS uI the city where gas cannot be hlt, or
wiz nay desire a lgat InuCn more economical than
gls-tud = the same time fully equal to II III IiluIni-
Adting puweT-tns apparatus Will prove Gesidera-
| regard this the M ST beautiful and most useful
invention for procuring, Ut small cost, tue advan
L.gts OF gas light that 4 have al the
SANE time that is perfectly s1e-ln explosion being
npJssDe--auI the lamps simple Ia construC ton
aIt. managed with e.sc.
Very truly yours,
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miscellaneous.
American ana E0reiSn
STER EMPORIUM NJ
z. ANFH 0NY,

zh.r Mru Ixt. 1860. sol BROAD W4Y, tl0o
doors froaa the ST. NichOIIs Hotel
,,ereozc,pe is the most iastryctie>- iieres,iR9,
,.terainig aziLsiag and ezeliHg Oh Lno1eF" Ia ei
ioSs a,. IN, mum. none too DID, too iateti
osnt none TOO aaedEoated, 1" acknowledge us worth
an. 5a' IS complete without it, and it must and
viii pzastrats ereTySasSFe
n lresenLs u your sie~ every part OF the world
i'm al In. reli totfaess peTeics, and sharpness Of
dee1iI as If y'.u we're u. thc sPE -,-
- A.. 4rlerica in seATen OF the grand aud
are beautiful, and the Tesis Of their skill are con-
stdnIIy eIlriekitg our stoek
Scenes IN Paris, L1HdOG, e. gland SCOTIA Ireland,
Rses Frauce Belgium Holland ,Switzeriiui !, sptiB
The Kaine, Versailles, 81 Cloud FOhtAiisol tn,
TuilerIes, It'ly, Turkey, Egypt Atnehs, tIe AYi3
Iaad Cana ihsia Cry sal Palace, also pc MS
tOriclI auslug .rriaRe seei.e7s ere@ki-st
sT Plizaess Churches and ca
Ihedrzts d Ff4nee, Italy, &C &c lac eAeS'
these Illuminated viess - Bsosf TeSlGFSaef>
EvsxY GzxfLEzAs wEAIIa AND EEsIsED TASTE
should have = drawing ROM some " our e
quiss rie1rs glGSs. with revolving stereoseope'
sI,,,si,y ~ "a 81 or 100 NOihIng cIH be
more las mating, In Her NO greater treat
to a friend 81 the picturesque AHo Lie
Autkoag = >IcTSVscoIe views are TIE
latest Lie .s.rudeT- They are taken IA the
fortieth part Of secoHd, and eSery tIEg no HadHeT
ko.g r1p5fig 4 may ssO5iag Is depicted a. SHARPLY
and ,iIttaCIiy a. II Il tId been Per.e5tiy at rest
Tai- givas Al additional value, ftr u Ihs OeaHtes
Ofi lima
ttogz The process a discovery OF OGT O~As aE4
beng unknown EUT0Pe,e ~e receive from i0-dJA
and PaTIs large OTlrIs for Anthony : lIstntLEe~us
Views Of \ neTIctu lIie and scenery
AmUux Otuer Ihnigs We have Just Pubilsh SteTc-
oscoDic IHisITatl ms OT tn -sSvne 0I tue : ULI1S
SIKzEI PRAYER AszsISGs, ia which many ieirts Iee
Al Interest The pa asIsCuLirs OI THIS VIII he lOGnd
in catalogue
OUk CAIALOG, OF subjects and prices viii be for
warded to any address receipt Oi = stIinp-
Parties a a distance sending Is 81 S'i Sios 80
$50 OF so have good INSTRUMENT ..ii4 SUCH
pictures ~ l-y nay request, sect Oy ELPTeSS-
View alone, (withOdL iIstruLneHtJ can 'e sent y
mad. ,
Parties Who Wish be advIsei OF every thinS real
Iy valuable IA the iiuc comes OII may seu u
Insir names place record, dud VIII keep t4SAi
posted 1T cur expense
Aes. or leisure Will HlI Photography most lAScl
mating AM d. L ghtfuI anIsement- We are prepare
To NJ Out aHtdeGrs with every thing Eecesstay Tor
their success LsgeLler VITA Instructions ''IlO" u
'''>A '''' 'O0>1'i'o E.ANTHoNY,
Importer and Manufacturer OF PHOt graphic 1ld-
ter1aIs SIeSeoscUpes and SteTeOscoFIc h!eNS-
sS- Merchants from every srctIOI Oi Tie c"uttF!
are respectfully IlyIt-d u make an examination oI
our stock 40 our discount u the Irade viii DC no
eral- -
To Protogrephers.-First eliss stcFeoscopic NJ
gaI4ses -
1eud by l.I4li priuE n1unted, with price Of Ne
gatlve.
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c. :. M0REHEAD,
Thus. ). PAGE.
Inr1srn1R Kv. San. s Is5a


W. II. SETnE-Eear Afier haviug made a
thorough examIustIon of the ''VCsper CAS- IL reLi-
Illuminating pewer, chemical compUsitIUk
etc. do not hesitate To recommend II as being
Ter and more economical as well as possessing great
er intensity illumination than any other IaIerIll
now in
In the laboratory il is superior to the alcohol as a
means Of obtaining heat, ana Will be found OF in-
valuable service To tue druggist well as the manu-
featuring chemist.
CHAS. W. WRIGHT, NJ. ID. .
Prof Of Chemistry in the hy., School Of Medicine
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Kentucky Testimonials.

From HIS Excelency, Gov. e n. Aorehead, and
ThOs 3 Pa2., Esq, state Auditor
To WIN. IL. SETTLE, ESD, Louisville, ky.-Dedr Sir:
We have been and are using your ''VrsPer Gas, ~
ana perfectly satisfied with i;5 utility IL gives
a soIt, brilliant anI beautiful light, anu Is perfectly
secure from explosion IL Is very cheap aud eco
uumcaI IN use, and Of far less cost than any other
hight We are satisfied ttat it Will soon be adopted
by all persons " no have not the opportunity OF OBJ
X gas. a4U also IL whom gas accessible ami
itn hou C.leapHess the gihal outlay for Xix
and COntinu u4l expense Of burning is OBJ
jeCt.
Yours, &C, &. :. AOREHEAD,
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TESTIMONIALS.

Scientific men anu others who have thoroughly
tested the merits of the YeSper Gas or Air Light,
pronounce it the best and cheapest ght now known
Numberess testimonials being received daily
from AL quarters voucuS for tne excellence OF this
light, a few of whlCn gwen below.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-11

FROM ScaoHFy S bos Jas ritteIsi .Nas"NiiIo-
The Nesper Gas makes a Orii.iaut and beautiful
light that cheap And pOI table, aud perfectly safe
The CUas uuctIOn OF the Nesper Gas burner and tAe
r,tprti Is 50 perfectly simple tuat It cannot get out
OF order, nnT Il XpiO.e,
The infringement OF tar burner Is easily under
stood ald requires but ilIlu more aIeItOI 10 Keep
Il clean good order thIu ordinary gas Hxtures
rue light produced by the Yesper tiIs si4cr
ful, eq i4, la ever! respect, ~ amy other kiAd ..
Gas lie
JOHN u. SEA JURY,
I. J. SENBURI,
ii. =. PEACH.
N.suytrte Dec. ls.o
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NNI q uIE EUUISi
L. ). FALL.
From Mr.. alexander Fall. Nashville


MR. THOMAS Ii. lASLOK-bear Sir have been
using the Nesprr Gas Lamp, sold BY YOU since Sep
tcuUer last, aud / am TGccuy satisfied tnAt It Is
one ~ the u.Ost economical II not Tha most ecUnomi-
Cd as we'll a. brilliant lights IN be had IL l.
easily mauagvI, aud unuestitlnsly recommend II
10 All Out oI tue reach OF gas
ALEXANDER FALL.
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VESPER GAS Light.
Tie Cheapest, Host Brilliant,
MOST CONVENIENT ARTIFICIAL LIGHT
IN THE NDRI.Dt.

FINHIS A. - gsaeratei from Pure Coal oil, an &
Il tur cIss s,ase, san my, stfcty aud slnpicay
cauaot bs sur Ilssci. fhs nSturcs IL same
style IA, Orii i-lry ANtares.
ia Principal Aselcy At !! CoopeT's Baiiiiug
Chrrry Strcet, ~nse me tishI essa 5S scea al aay
time. TiOS. "A. rAlI.lSi.
t.uI1-ly
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sCHUErzE - LUOoLFF,

MANUFACTURES OF iKoS fKAxK -
lfl SkAND, SS{U ARE, and "a kl-OR - -.
GRAND PtANU FOEfks, maize with Il n H
all the improvements eondaslye To -
slperiofisy Of t0ae, teach Aa1 Durability. COiD
AEDAt.s <Arded AZ the faifs Ia Ses foFt ssG +,
,5S aad as and lbais, lS59- De leFs Schools
nud IA mites will sAys .aoaey oy elihsg befsre par
chasing. AuinstFuncIts gasrsnteedior trree ycsTs
Wareroon.s is2 6ftoCNE sr., (aiss aooFs Aest of
Broadway y seS YORK. tSb3i-San
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l,rates and hlanteInieees.

yIJE have very large stork "a P4sisf Aanilei
w and Jam5 Crates, Of every p tee and silss
Fenders of. Various fstiesHs Asrbs Azst ffen Ma
tits. Ae ASCkkNLlE 4 AtNCHlS,
ls5.-d Sos. and - eylisss saIset
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-11

NT Il y
For the Consideration of Sensible People
r,IDoI M; about IS not the practice ofDr- ME,ECk.
II lie understands the disease at once ana cures
He hates Tong IimperIug around anu lOHg running
% but ,tIcSs 10 an nuunJr4JIe practice to respecta-
-. - mi L., cash plytncuts. Cases given up by
,t,.r pu sicl.tus are u Ieu cured by DR. AESEcK
Oiice on Colleg street. corner ol lA"e-
iulFn-tt
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F o R S A L E.


fITISHING to make other Investments, w@Pfo
w pose to seIIaIInur RealEstatein DavIdsonco-'
asfOliows:
That Suburban Residence.
on the franklin Turnpike within hai' nile
OF the city and opposite the residence oI the late o
semi, W. Horton. Tins 10. perhaps, the most com
nau.ug site the vicinity OF SasdVilie, anu u d
most country residence Tue mouse Wilde
sold with or ofiand as ID purchaser may
choose
That Valuable Farm.
-novuasthe Sims Tract situated on tile smith Turn
nike (oi Lebanon rOad) within tTee miles ol -NASn-
vr JutaiuIsg $50 The soils gooa, III IS We!
catered ud tiIabered and can be divided INTO small
tracts OF twenty acres and upwards, a.l"i wh'h are
admirably adapted country r->IdSnCes, market
sar!,,LsiDd larry arms Also that
Beautiful Farm.
gusame road now occupied d! T. C deCampoeil'
md furmcriy owned By Tom Harding containing
about $50 This place is so well Aho"h As 10
nae 40 further description II wiiIdso be dlVIded
l., purchasers &c McCampbell~ Ills ho"thcse
rLtces ID any one who wiIicaII-
AIithe IbOg e property Viii be sold on reasonable
terms and gu a creGitOl one Two ,three ana LouI
yeIrs , =, ,;,I or r, n ai,ber
THOS C MCCANPBELl.,
six lniIesf rom Nashville.
d A aCEA AMPBEll.,
~, Nashville.