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out the world.
Cesiar 81. New York
cents per bottle
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Printing Fype.

Aaz al other prlaisng msseFs.ls, kept % hand
In large quAntt-s and sold the ioesl prices, Tor
81 mosshs' notes OF eash, At i3rass's ses fssk
rype Foandry. Roman foats Of ans mo4efa sag lss
are always on The shslses reafy f5s imsaiase de-
liver ;. Ia fs1ses e ire = Sc g. "a uoa u
Ssae ceats Vii isfeEzas ne postsss pamphlet
of +ffsced SFzcinees 0. fants." aa4 afhsr saFets
WASH 81 BE tnsisa ali priasi.sE sfzees ssedns
t1ezr adafsrs-
Aas Pahisasg q : ssssp<pef eha ehoasss % pab-
fsa las rrtez 1lsai, isc. - Lhis nats, shrea
tines 10 he asst II sais. lsso na faFs4Fa
me eas = ne saesKs eestaasHz A. sisi Re asioss
Ia BIT. Al The tilaa OF akkI< parcafsa fsssa ne
-. tyrs Esasass. y caaassss s:ssss. 81.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-12

THE THEATRE.-As the dramatic season 10
rapidly drawing to close. we should make
the most of the remnant lett US. Mr.. BOOTH
is to give us another week at the Gaiety,
which everybody who is wont to attend tie
Theatre will be glad to hear.
This evening Mr.. BoorH plays the splendid
tragedy of IMhc6eth, in which lie does some Of
his most brilliant acting.
The entertainment winds up with The Dumb
Belle, with Mrs. ETTIE HENDERSON as the
leading character.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-12

A RICH STOCK OF GOoDs.-There is no mer-
chant in the Southwest who possesses more
refined and delicate taste in the selection of
fancy dry-gaods-the thousand and one great
and small articles that go to make up a lady s
wardrObe-than our friend L. F. BEECH,
whose large and elegantly arranged retail
store is one OF the chief adornments of Col
lrge street. He understands thoroughly the
wants of his fair patrons, whose name is le-
gion, and never fails to bring out something
everything, in fact, that is attaina ble-to
delight them. Mr.. BEECH is true artist in
his line, and has reduced the purchase and
exhibition of the gay fabrics of his trade to
a science as beautiful as it is difficult to at
tain. -I
Mr.. BEECH's new stock of goods for ladies'
and genlemen's wear is one of the handsom-
est and most extensiv be has ever purchased,
and embraces large variety of exceedingly
rich and rare goods, which are daily attract
ing an array OF beauty and taste to his splen-
did establishments.
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Doors AND SaoEs--Aessrs. FAkkAK 4 DIS
sUxks have received their large and choice
stock of boots, shoes, tFnaks, &e-, and are nov
ready TO supply their customers with every
thing Ia their line Of the very best qualify.
and on the best Of terms Their azsortmsas
Of bools aud shoes is one OF the mosl sx.en-
sise Ia the cly comprising eli TIE latest - lea
Their supply Of iadies' aud ehildreas' shoes
10 also larg~. and was s-ieeted xilh mach
taste aud care.
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hisartielefor overten
Of
bceil able to- say Of
ER HAS IT FAILED
EFFECTa CURE, when
We know an Instances
one who used 10, on
iigatea with az opers
Of highest comn.ehsia
and medical virtues
WHAT Va DO Know
ence. AND PLgDsE OR
MAI OF wEAT WI Hssxr
instance where the il.-
and exhaustion, relic
twenty minutes after
tered.
tiun the prosecutions
PKi;IENCEband skill.
land, and has beer
iSss sCccEssIx
OF CASES.
from pain, but iBxig
bowels, cOrrccts acidi
ergy 10 the Whole avs
stsntly relieve
BON Ills AND
collie.
; which " notspeedii1
We celievciithe bcsi
woRiB in all cases o.,
|. RHEA IN CHILDREN
: tsethiRg. or from any
|, say 20 every mother
: from any oithcforega.
; Lei fuUR PREJUDI.
, lllCES OF OTHERS
ing child and the relief
Absolutely SURE
. medicine. If timely
: viii accompany each
: less the facsimile cf
: YORK, is on the Qua
out the world.
Seziar 81. New York
cents per bottle.
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Chean Ploughs.

L.xcEL AsD EAGLE FLouGus, varseas sizes. for
Il cue ussrs hoFses, for sale - manufacturers
pa1ces- -
SPADES AND sIioyklss, Ames' and all ether arsl
qualify mznufactnrea.
kA9ls AND aoas, all sEzss and patterns
Gardening Implements VI every description.
MACKENZIE hiSCai>,
fet31-0 ss1 IL college street
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FINE BCTTER.-Messrs. RHEA, HARDcAsTLE
i Co. have just received a splendid article
of fresh Ball Butter. We have tried it, aud
can recommend it as a good article. House
keepers in want of good butter should give
them a cali. =
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-12

Ice CREAM SALOON AND DINING Hall
Mrssrs. ANDREWS & THOMAS have taken the
rooms 10 the Collonade Building formerly
occupied by the Gas Company, aud have fit
It'd them up in elegant style for an Ice
Cream Saloon aud Dining Hall. Their es-
adjustment is one of the handsomest in the
city. and there the public will End all the
delicacies of the season prepared in the best
manuer. Make note of il, and call in.
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MASUFtcTuREs q IEaS Fs4sz -
w tskkSn, sol klst-sn Pa <iuA -
GRAND flAS0 EoaIks, made xitk b III n y
ali the iBpFoE ekacnts eoaas<sse -
sEsersafssF 81 taaes toeeB ass dlrzeiis-F- Got.b
MEDALS <~zrtes II the f@s< n Srs xssrs. lzs1
- .aa IS sna tsssk, 1873. Desl<Fz. asols
ana E.mIlIes Niii msn<F ~ ezlznx p<fsre par
chzzns- All II sgeos1ss seaf.stesafur t1fse tezFs-
Harzrssels as Ezts<NE ST.. q Zee ess=z Nesz =
hrsz4a~zy } ess 1er~ seb-t-x.l
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cE0 MONTH AND AL ExPESSEs PAD
s1cO Al sgsHt = sahtsd "a every iowa and ocan
. ~ tue Gniies SEatrs. - ez<sge "a rssrectabie
saa ssss bastneEs ~ which the assve prosts msy
be certtinls realised. For further particulars ao-
dress ~. J. HzSks eARssR. es<ner iefh strses ane
Broadway, Sew fork City. encicsinz ear Passage
SksHp febzi-a1~<a
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Early Corn, Early Peas and
BEANS, Early Cabbage and
nxaffnee.

FUsr received, a full supply Of choice yesetzbls
81 Seeds from Bliss faasoas nurseries, only O se
cents a p per, or any cents dozea-
e. lf ysu want extra early OF extra large Corn
OF Vegetables. OF any kind Descriptions, fsf ave
ypa obtain a Supply of aay one kim sun
{ ient saf the use Of a small family.
Al Sts-flnHEk SEkI,s, great variety
fet9S-0 MACKENZIE * asSCHIS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-12

~- A fire broke out near the Howard
School building in South Nashville yester-
day morning, but was speedily extinguished'
While the engines were returning from the
fire, Mr.. SHEBHERD HoGG was run over by
the carriage of Reliance Hose Company No.
8, near Broad Street, and was seriously in
inrpd
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-12

B- While on their way to "a fire in the
rear" of DIR. WELLS Drug Store Saturday
morning, the No. 3 Deluge boys upset their
splendid engine on Front Street, making a
perfect wreck of the fore wheels Mr.. WoOD
BENSON was struck on the breast by the
tongue, which he was holding and was sever
ly hurt by the blow. Mr.. JOIN MURkIN was
knocked down at the same time, but escaped
uniniu:ed.
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RELIEF AND HEALTH TO y
Price IS cents per BoTTL.


We haveputupand sold
years, and CAN SAY, IN
Il, what we have never
any other Fundamentally
A SlNGLElNSTANCE. TO
timely uscdl Never did :
of dissatisfaction by any
the contrary, ali are de-
lions, and speak in terms =
ton OF us ;uagica letiects -
We speak ia this matter 4
after ten YEARS. expert
RgPUIAIION FOR rae rum
oEcLsRE. In almostevery
fant IL suueringfron pain >
will DE found In tifteen or :
the syrup is adminis
This valuable prepare :.
of one Of the MOST IN =
FUL NURSES an New Eng :
used with NEfER- FAILc
flioUS ASfS :
Notonlyrelieve the child :
crates the stomach an =
ity and givSFtone ana en-
TEN. II VIII almost in
u RIPPING II THE .
WIND .
andovereOmeconvu lsiuhs :
reInedied eud in death :
aud SUREsT REMKDY N FHk :
DYSENTERG AND DIAR :
whether az arises from .
other cause. We would ,
who has a child suiierlu ! /.
ing eomplaiBis-DO MOI .
CTS. NOK TIE PREIE :
stand Between your sunCr
that Viii be sure-Hes,
"a follow be use OF this.
used.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
bottle. None genuine III,
CykfIS * PERKINS. New
side wrapper.
sold by IrGggiststhrouRh
Principal Office No. rs,
IuDe1d&Wly Price IS
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NoTBMENTS OF FHE RAILROADS.

From the the Independent New YORK, July 2s, 1883
GIUx--Our advertising columns contain come tes
timonies u the value of a new article kno"n as
sSpaIdine's Prepares Glue, useful To bonsekeePers
fer NEEDING furniture IL is prepared with chemi-
Gals by which is Yep, in the proper condition for
immediate USE chemicals, by which It is kept IN
the proper eanditon for immediate use, the chemi
cas- eyaporatiBg as it Is apple leaving the
iiue barien- We can assure our readers that this
article has the ex -eIs I phrenoosicaI quality Of
fsIarse sd esiyeasss"
Z mar5-E2x
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8 IGrsTrrx.sIr CosDucr.-A week AGO to-


E sGEN7LExxsIr CosDucr.-A week ago to-
day we administered mild rebuke to the
editor of the Franklin Repiac for his unwar-
rsntabie and very uncaill d-for assault upon
our character as gentleman, scholar and
a Grandson of Temperance. We have al
ways regarded him as man of noble aud gen.
eious impulses man who would generally
do right when he found there was nothing to
be made by doing wrong-and we are pleas
ed TO find that the estimate we placed upon
bis character is not altogether incorrect. 10
the last issue of his paper he acknowledges.
in virtuous, manly spirit, that he treated
us in a most shameful manner, and very
handsomely apologies for his rascally con-
duct. We cbeerfully accept his apology
(though he ought 10 have sent US a new hat
or box of cigars along with it) and forgive
him the wrong be attempted to do US.
When the ReUie,c came to us Saturday, and
We found that the editor had begged our
pardon with tears of penitence and contrition
in bis eyes. we at once resolved to do him q
good turn--to give him some good advice.
We are glad to learn that since We began to
notice him, hr has been encouraged 10 attempt
to make a man of himself, and has put on
some clean Clothes, and now looks quite re-
spectacle. We hope he will persevere. and
prosper. If he will call on US when LIE comes
TO Nashville, (entering by the back way after
dark, so as not to compromise our standing
in society, we'll take him and talk to him,
and tell him how TO conduct himself in fIl-
ture, and will also give him some old clothes
10 b, gin new life in. The fearful and noble
hearted manner in which be apologies for
the great injustice be did us, has convinced
us that he has all the elements of respecta-
bility in his nature, and that if properly en-
outraged, and sooihed and sustained by an
unfaltering trust il our friendship and pa
trODage, he will yet do comparatively well.
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Do Gt.faraph.
aCongressional.
wAsHneros, March 9.

WAsHNGros, March 9.
Szate.-Met at o'clock. Various reports
| and petitions were presented. but owing to
the noise aud confusion in the hall, scarcely
word could be heard in the reporters gall
lery.
The private calender was taken mp aud the
bill for the widow of Gen. Persifer E. Smith
| was passrd after an amendment to include
the widows of Generals Macpmb and Riley.
Tbaddeus Hyatt was brought in and re-
piled in writing 10 the questions propounded
10 bin. He denies the authority and juris-
diction of the Harperis Ferry Investigating
Committee.
After a portion had been read debate
sprung up as to the reference of the whole to
| the committee TO report a synopsis of the
document, which occupied several quires OF
paper.
After farther debate the reading was or
dered by yeas and nays-yeas 40, nays II.
The reading lasted two hours in the pr, sence
| of only ten Senators and galleries nearly de-
serted.
Mr.. Mason offered q resolution that Mr..
Hyatt be committed to Jail until willing to
appear before the committee and answer all
questions propounded. Some Senators inti-
mated desire to discuss it. aud Mr.. Mason
accordingly offered resolution remanding
him TO the custody of the sergeant-at-arms
was adopted.
Senate then adjourned.
Roase-The Special Committee on the sub
ject of tie Pacific Railroad was announced as
follows: Messrs. Curtis. of Iowa; Kellogg, of
Mich; Rice, of Mass; Frnton, of n Y; Stout,
of Oragon; Davis. of Ind.; Farnsworth, of III:
Ham lion, of Texas: Alorch, of Mimi;
French, of Me-; Scott, Of Cal; Taylor. of La;
Phelps. of No; Blair, of Pa; Smith. of Va.
The Special Committee on COvode's cor
ruption resolution was announced as fol-
lows:
Messrs. Covode. Oliver. Winslow, Train,
and Robinson, of Ill.
Mr. Gurley, from the Committee on Print
ing. reported joint resolution repeating a
part of the act of March last, the object be-
ing, he said, to give the House the control of
its own printing. This resolution would not
add TO the expense, bnt give the House prin
ter one half the compensation.
Mr.. Barksdale moved to lay the resolution
on the table. Carried-98 against 65.
Adjourned until Monday.
WASHINGTON. March 9-Treasnry receipts
last week S2,7O6, 900, including Treasury
notes. Drafts paid exceed 81, 000.0 900, draft.
issued S3,75s,OOO.
New YORK, March 9-Washington dispatch
es say that s. E. Buylngton, clerk of the
House Sta .ionery Room, obtained rom a CON-
fidential friend nearly $500, 900 in transfera-
BILE Post Office certificates, and raised 80 cts.
on the dollar thereon in New York. and de-
camped. 1t is supposed be has gone to Eu-
rope. The Government loses nothing by
BIN. He had not entered on the duties OF his
office.
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YER Mt BOY
S4Sfa Kline NJ Troff@r~

n sIIEs zspsel zsF<=s <s<iiaz sns eslr AL <sfssr
tat has tret-ef she <z<as de Fasf tsrotnztz
txsszn fz< f<<e tfnzz 8s<s4 tss - salS g. 4 -
Stable. II s1e4 tresr &z hskfie ss4 z1le r u
sss<1<. - IHk&f4Fzfk Hz5txE5 80 = s<se
siz4 rs fflstiexe -f re<nrnfze szz1
p<4xz - <a4f lie ASIA sezzea- Less. e &szF=z~
4Hz Ill.,
ssoss-lns IAse<see sfs2s
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Qhanffrp Salfs
Chancery Sale.

Cnancery sale.
Thos. j. Foster and E. ). Chatham Hugh 7 Scott
and others
DURSUANf 10 decree OF the Chancery Court a
l. Nashville, at November Term 1859, in the above
named case, will proc ed sell at public sale 1t the
Court House IN this city, on
saturday tine 3lSt of March, 1860,
That beaut al residence the SIDE OF the Bnena
Vista Turnpike roaG near the city, now occupied ~
DR. Scott, toget with the grounds attached aivid-
ing the same TO LOIS, and continuing the sahe M, Il
enough shall have been sold to pay an SATISFY the
decree ia said These grounds will be so bsvid-
ed before day OF sale and Of the same may he
found at my Office for examination and distributes,
and purchasers those otherwise interested are in
wife to call.
TERns-Credts of 6, u and Is months, notes 10 be
executed with sati- factory personal security lien 20
be retained and sale free from equity OF redemption
marl-td J. E. GLEAvES, C. NJ
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Gommerrial.
Danny PArRIor OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, March IL, 1860.

DAILY PArRIor OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, March IL, 1860.
CoTTON.-Sales light Saturday at 6(s loo
per %.
TOBACCO. The sales OF Tobacco amount
ed 60 % hogsheads, at 50 Is, so. 2 10.
so. so. IS. 2 so. 50, e Is. 2 80. 3 80.
2 IS. 2 so, e5, 40. S go. S rs. 5 IS,
5 IS. S IS. 6 10, 6 IS. 6 so, 60.
FLouR-Demand active Extra 81 0e(a
so q bbl.; Snperfne s6Gs so; Extra
Family Flour ia bag. s. SO; Supega.le IS.
Per IS De. These are wholesale prices; the
retail iisGres advance 2Sc- g ss De. aud soc
r tarrsi.
MHEAT-Prime Red and White, In de
msad al 81 l0(9i Is
BAC0N-Hslns Sic; Shoulders &c, Clear
Side l0,sloie a d.
LARD-we quote at slaioe. p D. The
demand eoatiases brisk.
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@s- DR.. S. NJ. JAMIsoS, who was danger
ously wounded in rencounter with Mr..
WooDALL last Friday, is thought to be in d
fair way to recover.
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g-JoRS X. EDNUNDsoN, the newly elect
ed Sheriff of this county. has appointed Ed
WARD WmTwoRTH, A. CREEL. and VIM Rob-
ERrToS his deputies, and w. Fl. FuSsroN,
Tailor
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viii follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 4 40, A. n. and 3, p. n.
Arrive at CHAT booea = r. N land A. NJ
GAMING WEST.
Leavee Chattanooga at A n. and r. n.
Arrive at Nashville a o:I0 2. n. ami a. -.
IL rail connection, and shortest route TO Boston,
n New YORK, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing
ton City, Richmond, Petersburg, Lyuchenrg, Knox
Vile annah, CharI eston, Montgomery Memphis,
New Orleans, &c.
Both Trains connect At Stevenson with Trains on
Memphis aad Charleston Railroad, anu at ChataDoo
ga with rraias ou East Ten nessee aud georgia and
Western and Atlantic Railroads. aaH
Through Tickets may be had at any hour on appl
cation 10 Ticket Agent Office at Depot 20 the fol-
lowing places, and at the following prices. viz:
lie 10 New York via Char lesion =. {. $50 90
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Mustang Liniment.
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED.

Mr.. ). LIIcH, Hyue ark, VI, wrItes:-.' hat the
.srse was considered worthless" (his Case was
''pavin1 "but since the free use OF the Mustang
inimen,, / have sold him for one $3.50 each Your
innent has been doing wonders up here"
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Anderson and Lucy Evans VS.. Joseph :. Evans
DUKSUANT to a decree of the Chlncery Court at
L Nashville in above case, will sell at the Court
House IL this city on
saturday, April the 18th, 1850,
The tract of land winch Ande' sou aud Lucy Evans
RESIDE lying in District No. 4, and containing about
10 acres
TERMS: Fix and twelve months credit; good per-
sonal security required, and lien retained
J. Z. GLEAVES c. & NJ,
march7-td Chancery Court at Nashville-
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concentrated cure
a. @ q A v I T A E
pamady C.aat md pa.ta;, Dou.

Thisr remedy put aPIH small walls ana bt
Ient by naIIt0 IIy address A trial will satisfy
Esrit Tor week, IRI yOE viii experience q grea
eGeat- circulIr Confirming full partic sen
|ir-el "a application Price per bottle s..
y One bottle will asst month
- 8 -Tnisrs.ncdy IssgiIabls for eithersex.
Address, n CR JGER, Msdica A gent
diy27-Ii ~ Broadway New York
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TaIcx's LsxRISa. March IL, Isso.
Sales Of Is bids. Tobacea. as fosioes:-
IS IS, 90 80. as. 2. IS. ? IS. ? Is
90, IS, SO. IS, IS. IS. 6 IS. 80,
20, SIS, 6 o. 90. 40. IS. IS
IS. J. CO. 8 IS. s IS, 3 %, 20, Al 3 10
~ 20. ; at IS. nj S IS, AIS 50. )
~ 8 90. : Al ] 30. at IS. 2a.T IS, n
s 90. n 80, 6 al a5. At s so. ii
IS. Is - 80, : a 6 30. ssss7s, d
50.
Tobacco sales every "Wednesday.
Very r~~peeltalsy,
Eszs<s olnekx. H1AzE & Co.
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p. B. LOCKE & CO.,
General A uanfs.
MRS WINSIOM.

A y experienced Nurse and Femalef'h stefan pre-
n sents - the attention OF mothers her
; O - 7 III L \ q > Y x u p
For Children TecrhinE
whichgreaty facilitates the process Of teethlnK,b
softening the gums aud reducing all infaFnation,xi
allay ALI. PAIN and spasm"d &c action, and is
sUREfo REGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon it, mothers IL will give rektto your-
selves, and
REIIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
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e. A n DI - AT Els.
For Attorney General.

FOR attorney seneraI.
~ We requested 10 announce =. l.. FISIxJ a
Eandidate for Attorney General of the Ninth Judi
al Circuit Election May lsG0.
oct lite
,Ga- We authorized 20 announce JAxks =.
FIxs ESD, candidate FOR the once II Attorney
kneral of the Ninth Judicial Circuit. composed OF
IL Counties OF DsvIdsoa, sumner aud " iIlttnsob
ktection next Nay oct3-te
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8 The popularity Of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
|iHENr, with the civilization Of tie
globe. Other articles claim to duSUiGte pain and
<iistrezs-this exTes Family Physicians, Govern
,neat Hospitals Farriers, Planters, Farmers, Livery
neu, kE, have particularly demonstrated this fact,
4 throughout the ~OrId- No article ever before re
;eived such undivided praIse and suppertfrom Nedi
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RlIi.UMATISM

Df years. standing, has been totally cured Piles
jlc.rs Tumors, Running Sores crOiUis stIfl JOINTS
fseIous, s~elings, Burns, Bites, BoIls Chaps, Neu
: aIgia, Salt Rheum, and all aches and pains upor
nan and kindred complaints upon
? HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
uch Rim bone Cell Scratches, Spawn, Poll xvii
tweeuey HOuf-ail. &C ar subdued and by
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Sale of Michael MCNally's
PrnnQrfv

DURSUsNT to a decree OF the Chancefy Court al
Nashville, at November Term, ! SO in the czsse
OF Hiram Vaughn Adm r. of NJ AcNally, deceased
vs.. Eliza McNaIly widow &C., and the CREDITORS
Will sell at public sale, at the Court house IN teas
city, on
saturday the slst OF March, 1860,
The following parcels of property, owif: a House
ana Lot on West side Of Cherry st South OF Broad,
lot fronts 30 Ieet and back in rear $50 feetz
in rear of what is known the Peek Lot of IS iees
by 40 aud ig next to aiieyLot of Go feet by $50
IN Hay Factory property and being Lot No 2e anu
part Of Lot No. % in SAID plan.
TERMS Credit OF and II months, notes to be ex-
ecuted with satisfactory rsonal security lien to be
retained, and sale free from redemption.
mar1-.d J. Z. GLEAVES, c. C.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-12

70 30 briEes..... amoubilB ot3$O,Uto
whoierteketssio Halves ss .luaTteIsszse
Persons who desirenees only renitthe risk
ickage [orwheh We all Is = Gertilc at asfoi
lows:
certificate ofPackass of lie wholes eosss...... $50
do. do. Is Halves, 90 -. IS
do. do 10 Quarters. $500. ~
do. do. is Eighths, 80 49,. IL
srixes Paid linn edfateiy after the
Drawing.
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q. ,yii ningtob Del. Wilmer with prom I atten-
hon, 1T ePrinsed iiieia ID ssen an
over.
CAUTION.
Personslfying At distance should be extremely
CAUTIOUS of whom they order Lottery Tickets %
tiaeates OF Packages Of Tickets. The country IL
Hooded with bogus and swindiing Lotteries. Every
taSacenent z teld out "a get persons 10 invest
nry thsulzgitsi Primes OF from $50 ,eoo t3o,-
900 head their sehemes-~tts Tickets as Toe Dollar.
500 900 Capital Prizes atsred, Tickets IS All
saeh, Ia every stance, are frssas; and Il money
sseat 10 taem for tcksiss Ills - nacenhrswa away
without the shadow OF . caanes Of getting prfza.
Beware Of all Lotteries sheFe the Capital Prfrs -
aa1snaliy large In pAFison sAs price Of TICK.
Ia every Instance shore large priscs ODER
ed for snail eost Of Tickets, pat 20 do&a for Ger.
tain fraud. FRANCE, 6koADBESTs q CO.,
mara Managers.