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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
OR PRIVATE DISEASES.

I<e11aukz. DIR. KING formerly Of New York for
he last four years Of Louisville, Ken
ANA who has devoted tis attention u the treat
] Il private dIset-es tor over 80 years, O a. Isrs
eli, having .ttrnde u tract CO far 50 many
;, aad cared 80 IN nv thousands he Is ensb led
re all diseases o. . pFivst- 4aturc, IA IA ttcr
bal IN y may b. from iniu ioious msdi al treat
rom a~g ect Of Ia r Dr. Kings
hnsi ry - No. - Ds.ae-i street, hets en C.ser-
iI the square, -c0ui - Try, where h cures all
se5 OF a prIyat- nstare
| NokgHEs cured with ut nauseoas m .dieines OF
ference witt b'lsins--s
IcrURss of oil o. rcceI date, eife tuIily cured
few days, by an operation which causes 40
Where structure l. he 9Th ctln1t be
bel Perhaps NO dis-a-e causes n mischief
Insier mines the constitution s. much.
PILLS with all the disc sses { aus sSin growing
i ne beet or Dad Treatment, can be eIoctu lily
u IN les days.
xusAL NEtKNkSs Particular attcntiI n having
giveh o. Ga disease Afd all he -ou SEQ gen
ping out OF it, broashI u in many Eases Oy ths
uctive h sBt,s of lno.In !ierste IbIth's aud ox-
sc iuigenee ~ in Ptsssons, me- lcct "a ~hioh
IN iermins the Constitution, rendering the sub
[Inat fbr bdzasss or society aud causing Preua.
| oil age.
| M .les who may bs iaboring with any diEiculty
pc womb may rest assured OF TIN mcdl1ss relief.
rsons residing abroad, BY writing and stating
cas-, with Zee enclosed. dIrect d % Or. A.
No. D Des ierics stree Nashville, fean-, will
the necessary ms iicines seat "a tneir address,
nece ssAry III eettols. street secrecy observed
II hours from = o'cio < L. the IN .rnIns until IN
eyening- may 5o-iudASly
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SheriH,s Sale.

DY virtue of the authority conferred, by the
II hereinafter described venditioni exponas me
directed and delivered from the Hon. Circuit Court
oil Davidson county Tennessee, its January Term,
1860, will expose ID public sale, the highest bid
Tor Cash, the Court house Yard gate
OF Nashville, saturday, the 9th day Of My 1860,
eli the right, ttie Claim, interest and estate which
CDas- l. ii Alrun has III and ~ the following de-
scr5bed property to-Slt: One negro Woman named
Kitty, aged about 40 years one negro Man named
Aaron, aged about 40 years; and one other negro
upon by h. BEanch, iieputy Sheriff, the property
rendered said Circuit Court, two in favor JAS
b. Craighead aud one in flyOr of ". Al. Brien VS..
Edward Lawrence and y. Z. III. Martin.
ALSU.-At the same time AID place, will expose
slc the highest bidder Tor cas- h. the following
negroes and property to Wit One negro Man iued
Hartweli, about 40 years OF age, of black complex
ion, aud three year old horse Mules OF bay COL
or iev led by john B. Murry, Deputy Sheriff. as
the property OF c. 4. H. Martin, satisfy Yendi-
Iioni exponas, from the Circuit Court Davidson
county IL favor OF NJ ~ Brien anu against L. Law
renee aud L. h. h Martin.
ALSO.-At the same tune and place will exp,se
to sale To tue highest BLADDER for cash. one negro
Girl named Neil, aged about IL years, OF copper
complexion, levied the property OF +. ID
Martin by E. {. Drake, Deputy Sheriff, satisfy a
vcn.tioui exponas issued By said Circuit Court IN f
vor E H. Chdred, ST., against Il. Lawrence K e.
L. ii. Martin. safe within lawful hours.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
Sheriff OF Davidson county.
.,-.. { + g Sf Sss Ssaar. Deputies.
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For the Nashville Daily Patriot
The N. & n. Raalroad Deper.


Mss:rs EIlors-I observe in some of the
papers objections urged against the late ac-
ton of the Common Council. repeating GER
tain act granting the right of way to the
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad to lay
their track along Crawford Street. As an
observer of city affairs, and a welI-wisher OF
the city's interest. / beg leave to make short
statement in relation to the matter think
the Common Council have acted rightly, and
hope that the Aldermen will concur in that
action, in IT pealing the grant to the Railroad
to occupy Crawford street, aud for the fol-
lowing reasons:
LIST. The Road has never accepted the
grant otherwise than tacitly. On the con-
trary, the Road has in reality refused its ac-
ceptance. by preparing road-bed (Which is
now being done) not along the street, but
across the street and over other property. The
Road, as il has failed to avail itself of any
benefit that might have accrued from the
grant The repeal of The grant cannot be
considered as affecting the Road in any way.
1t is not interposing an obstacle to the pro-
gress of the Road, because it is not going
letter to the Railroad. There is no chance
of getting ND a muss between the Road and
the city authorities on this score.
"a. The second reason to my mind. Though
1 cannot say that it has occurred to the
CounciD, is that / think it is evident from
.y,o h.
Railroad is pursuing, Is the intention Of that
and other Roads 10 unite their tracks at or near
Market street. and TO make one continuous and ,,a-
broken connection Of freight and taUeI through
NashUiHe. If this is the design, and should it
be contaminated, no one can fail to see that
the lines OF Road which will then run through
the city. Instead of being the centre of a
system of Roads, it will be scarcely stop
ping place for freight and travel. The ex.
ertions which have been made and the taxes
which have been paid by tine city to insure
the construction of those roads, will be in a
measure robbed of the advantages intended
to be secured. Whatever obstacle the CITY
Council can throw in the way of the accom-
plishment of such scheme, their duty 10 the
interests of the city. which they are deputed
and sworn to regard and protect, requires
them to use.
Let the City Council go on. therefore, and
meet the question fairly aud squarely-iet
them not only repeal the right of way along
Crawford street, but notify the Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad not TO cross other
streets. whereby this wholesale. leaving
Nashville out-ofthe-wa connection may be
formed. They need not be frightened by be-
ing called enemies of Railroads. They can
better submit to such denunciations than to
be Justly accused of neglecting the interests
of The people and the city. r. r.
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e. a year ago. says the Boston Post. we
predicted that 1.-The little bonnets of the
present day are sure to be followed by the
large scoop-shovels which used to hide the
fair faces Of the wearers fifteen or twenty
years ago." Editors like poets, are prophets
ez-o6fciO, and the fulillment of our vaticina-
ton is already foreshadowed in the spring
fashions. Not long ago, you couldn't see a
woman's bonnet for her face; presently you
won't be able to see her face for her bonnet,
but
t'Scarchiag long in vain,
You'll spy her features down in a Leghorn lane -
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Gomnlerrial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE, !
cuNIIIE Anril 2n lSEn {

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE, !
NASHVILLE. April 20, 1860.
COTTON-We heard of no sales yesterday.
TOBACCO.-Sold at the warehouse of
Fisher, Wheless Il Co. 27 hhds at 81 90, 2 IS
O5, 3 90, 49, Is, 2 25, 6 Is, 2 50. 80,
80, 90, 10, 6 80, 6 35, 7 80, 2 20, 6 90,
50, 2 so, 25, so, S 80, 5 so, 5 Is, 6 IS,
&c Is.
BACON Hams o; Shoulders 4; Clear
Sides Io9lOlc per ID.
FLOUR-We continue TO quote al S7(97
so p b for Extra; and 5000 so for Super
Zine; Extra in bags SO so; Superfne So per
90 ID.
LARD-The highest figures paid now for
lard is SIC q h.
SEEDS-Millet Seed 1902 20; Orchard
Grass Seed 81 IS; Glover Seed So 90;
Herd Grass 81 25@sl so; Timothy Seed So
so; Clean Blue Grass So 3O@2 so !;
Stripped 81 IS; Hungarian 81 rs per BUSH.
WHISKY--Rectified 25@27; country
brands 5O@75c.
SUGAR-New Orleans brown 9@9ic. p
b. by the Dbl; &c. lower by the hogshead.
n. Y. Coffee sugars 1O91ltc, crushed and
powdered ll3@12ic; loaf ll@12c.
IRON.-Tennessee-B sac, Band 70173
Horse Shoe 81, Nail Rod 9, Boiler 81, Sheet
SI@si, Hoop sI@s3. Pittsburg-Bar 81. /,
Band 5l96. Horse Shoes, Nail Rod 7 Sheet
5A@6, Hoop 79s.
MOLASSES-New Orleans in bbls. 449
4Gc. p gallon; 4sc. in half bills.
GOLDEN SYRUP.--In Barrels Toe, in
half-barrels 95, in kegs 81 90.
Stock light, demand fair
Prime Rio is worth l349l41o. Laguyra
l4@l4t; Java 1920. Baltimore strictly
choice IA.
CANDLES.-Star firm at l9 tor IA OF;
Fl for full weight; Tallow, l2Ac.
HIDES AND LEATHER-Wequot egreen
hides 5 cents, dry 10; Southern salt IL.
Oak Sole Leather Bee. p b. for best quail
ty; Harness 80.
RAGS.-FOr Gotten Ragsin good order
8 cents is readily paid.
WOOL.-Tub-washed,i in demand at 32
cents, pulled, 2sCGS0; unwashed 1920.
oILS.-Linseed, Toe; Lard 5 10; Tanners
759iOO; Cod Liver 81.
DALED Hal FROM store $50 per ton;
good supply on hand.
Notwithstanding IS 90, and Rife 81
90 per keg.
GINSENG-In fair demand at so cents
p d.
FEATHERS-Are now selling at 40 cents
q ..
BEESWAX.-In demand at 25(926 cents
sALT-Barrei salt lie selling at 35c. p
bushel. and sack ut 81 60 for hne. In lots
q reduction Is made on sack.
DRIED FRuIT.--Appies ar selling at
81 2o(sl IS p bushel. No peaches In mar
ket.
RoPE-Grassi2i9iie .Ja,e lai Cotton
Thread 22iCs2S.
LEAD.-Ti cents q p.
SHoT-Baek 50 30; Drop 81 80 per Gag.
NAiI-S--Threes IS SO. Foars 80 SO per
keg. Skies 81. Fights IS IS, Tens adlsrgsT
sizes IS SO.
TURPENTINE-sSc.
IRISH PoTAToES.-s292 IS p bhl.
nom store.
MEAL-10c. q bashel.
BARLEY.-7sNssoc per hashel.
ALE.-Cro=sm.n & Drackersis Beer IS;
Lager 81.
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@- The box in which TcCLURE's negro
was shipped for Cincinnati, was brought
back yesterday, and was an object of curious
attraction to hundreds of persons who called
at the E. press office to see it. 1t bids fair to
be remembered as famous box. One specu-
lator said he had an idea of purchasing it
with view to cutting it up into little pieces
to sell as relics to the abolition disciples of
BaowS and COFFIN. He thought the chance
for a good speculation very fair.
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DEATH OF HON. BEVERLY L. CLARk.-The
steamer from the Isthlnus, which arrived at
New York yesterday, brings intelligence of
the death of Hon. Beverly l.. Clark, our Min
lister at Guatamala. This intelligence was
not unexpected. as previous advices had
reached Us of his precarious state OF health.
Mr. Clark was a KentucSian, and received
the appointment of Minister from the present
Administration. He represented the Third
District of this State in the lower branch Of
the Thirty second Congress. and in 1855 was
the Democratic candidate for Governor. lie
resided in Simpson county. Since his resi-
dence in GUATEMALA he has become a commu-
meant of the Catholic church.-Lou. Jour-
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~Yesterday we had the pleasure of

~Yesterday we had the pleasure Of in
speeding specimen OF combined portrait and
landscape painting, by Mr.. THOMAS w. WOOD,
an artist of this city, of a very high order of
merit. The painting to which we refer was
executed for III. K. WALKER. Esq. editor of
the Republican Banner the portrait represent
ing. full life size, two of his children. and
the landscape a scene of a portion of this city.
The children are engaged in amusement, and
the portraiture is excelIent-the landscape
being fine bat lacking perhaps in harmony
aud distinctness. The picture does great
credit to the artist, and exhibits the presence
of true genius. We learn that Mr.. WooD has
spent several years in the study of art in
Italy. where the productions of the ''Old
Masters" most abound, and his productions
here show that he has made good use of his
time and talents. We trust he will meet with
that appreciation here he so richly deserves.
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SbariG's Sales.
SheriH,s Sale,

DY virtue of ia TO me directed and delivered from
h the Honorable Chancery Court OF Davidson
county, tennessee, at It's November Term, 1889,
viii expose To public sale TO the hish bidder, for
cash, at the Court House Yard, the City of Nash
yhe, on saturday, the 5th day OF May 1850, all Lie
risbt ttle claim interest estate, which Char les
T. IL Martin then bad or may have since acquired
IL and to the following described: negro slaves
ami three horses, io-wit: a named julius, aged
about f"rty-two years, Of black complexicn, and
Ned aged about thirty EIGHT years, of dark comp pick
lon aud one sorr aid tao bay horses, being les l.
cd on as the property of Char H. Martini
isiya Judgment rendered in favor Johu l..
e and NJ Tor the use &c, against Ed Lawrence aud
Charles b H. Ma tin- Inns, April Am, 1901
JAMES ii. His ION SneriG,
apro-td. by E. c. DRAKE, ID. Sheriff.
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Wholesale DsPnt. No. - Cedar st, Sex York.
Address HESRYc Q. sPALDIEG AGO., /.

USEFUL N EVERY HOUSE"
NIB Brush accompanies each bottle Price, IS essf
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this articleror overten
C0SFDENCKASDrRUra of
bceu able To say Of
Err Has IT FAILED IN
kfFEcrA CURE, when
We know an instance
one who used az, ON
lighted with It's opers
Of highest commeuda
and medical virtues
"wHAI We DO SNOW
cnce. ANb PLEnGK otTR
MINT Or WHAT va HKKr
instance where the
and exhaustion, reile
twenty inmates after
tered.
tlca isthe prescriptions
PERlENCEDand skill.
land, and has De Q
ING SUCCESS
OF CASTS.
from pam, but invIa
bowels, corrects aoisls
ergy % the shols sys
si.sntly relieve
Bun Els, AND
COLlC.
which IL nots2eediIt
We believe 1.-The bsst
would, ia all cases o,
RhOh.A IN CHILDREN.
teething. or from Ans
say Ia every mother
from any oithe forera.
LEr YOUR PREJUDI
does OF OTHERS
ing child and the relis,
ABSOLUTELY SJRk-
!, medicine. AZ timely
wiiI accompany each
|, less the facsimile o
YORK. - on the cut
ost the world.
Ceaar 81 New York
cents per bottle
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ARRIVED.
April l9-Minnetonka, Paducah.
DEPARTED.
Minnetonka, Paiucah,
Clipper, Cincinnati,
Melrose, do.
The river is rising slowly, with 81 feet
water on the Shoals.
The John A. Fisher is the packet for Padu-
cab to-day. She leaves at II NJ.
The b. VI. RunyGn left St. Louis at p. ii
on the 18th for this port. She will leave here
Saturday at IL NJ.
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Mexican Mustang LinIment.

rinse virtue alone could insure ihe success
! this article has attained For rheumatism
.abeum, Burns, Bruises, sriG Jcints' OF "ai"s'
ms, Pole Evil, and SSelinss upon Horses " "7S
'iuaI No person viii be without VINO n Is
tested It's value "ABd wish reference 10 the
al estim .tion Of The Mustang Eminent, can
trfuIIy say tlat no article ever performed go
cures in our DeighborhOOd IS this L. W.
BridgeaeId, Como 5. LEIGH, ESD, Hyde
Vt, writes, '-taat the horse Was considered
hless. (his case was SPAWN } bat since the free
The Mustang Eminent ] have sold him for
Your Iinim-nt is doing wOnders up here"
testimony Is reaching Us every day. The half
told. livery family should have it, bew4re OF
tins The genuine Must ing IS sold b. all re-
.JIe dealers throughout the world.
> Barnes & PARK,
aa-Im Proprietors, New York.
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CAN DID ES.
ELECTION on THURSDAY, NAT 24rH.
For Attorney General.

We are authorized 10 announce rIa II. VIII
rs AZ Candidate Tor re-election 10 ths once u
Irnsy General Ia the sixth Judicial District Of
bessee Election 2itE day o. Nay, lseo.
- We are authorized 20 announce JAMES Z
Is, Esq, as candidate for the once Of Attorney
IeraI OF the Siath Juiscial Grcsit, composed OF
counties Of Davidson, Samner and Williamson
ton next May. ocls-ta
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Edg'fieid 4 Kentucky railroad.
49, - 49, -
Nashville to Ciarksviiie. Hop
kInsviiie, RusseliviIle, Sc.
On AND AFTER
Saturday, April 7th, 1850,

SdtuI udy, n III JIEfe fOOOS
Two Trans TO ana from tLirHsyille daily.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Nashville at 9 80 A. NJ aud . IS p. NJ.
Arrive at CIaTksville 10 rs A NJ. and Is 4. n.
GOING SUUlH.
Leave Clarksville at A. NJ. aud 2 IS p. NJ.
Arrive at Nashville 10 a. NJ. and 7. 81.
The morning train from Nashville connects at
Springfield with call line OF stages Russelville,
al at Taii's station, >tIe line, with Slau ghter
Co.'S daily line OF four horse coaches to Hop Aius-
vii lie, Ky, via. Trenton, Pembrake sc.
From HoPkmsville stages leave for Columbus, KY.
Paducah, Smithland, Eddyyiile and Il henderson.
Fare from Nashville 10 HendersOn 81 so.
A. ANDERSON,
apr7-tf Chief Engineer.
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IEXTRACT-I

In, Read the following let. er from Clergyman
|:known in West Tennessee, North Alabama and
ssippi:
IEXTRACTl
oKALaSE, Mss, January, lseo-
II-s CLARK filler:
b did not think yoa were troubled with more
|saonI.ls than you end time to read, would send
|nsord in relation 70 what your Amorozial Oh has
for me. sEfice it TO say that 1 had been sun r
|bItl h5arseness, rObstruetiOn il the Bronchial
l., for many years, aad ii Was getting so bad that
nj scarcely aIl my appointments. Your Ambro-
|aiI perfectly ressored me, aud l now can work
f,rt dinicuity-
.Ltf REV. A. l.. HCNSAKER.
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E4- We are under many obligations to
Capt. JOHNSON, Chief Engineer of Steam
Fire Department. for his reports OF fires &C
curing in this city. which we publish each
month, SAWS the Insurance. Reporter. During
tie month OF March we had six fires.
saH'Nhi % t"S-----. - sSiuOo
We suhjoin a recaptulation for the quar-
ter eadng March 81, 1860 with some details
of the DEPARTMENT.
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81 A hand bill from Texas proposing
Gen. Housros IS ihe peoples independent
candidate for the Presidency Il in circulate on
in our city. Old SAN. glorious old SAM,
would make splendid run, II be had half a
chance.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-20

The Steam Fire Department Is composed
Of five steamers and one hook and ladder
company. There are iity men aud twenty
three horses employed Ia the service, aud
ready for duty at any moment day or night.
The expenses OF the Department for the quar-
ter, amount to the sum 81 ,65i SO, an aver
age Of sS0.6ls Sc per anuum.-LOaasSsiis
DeRocraf.
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We notice that number Of the Eastern
Republican Editors are deaoanciag PKsoH
- coward. There Is not one Of them tha.
dare say 50. in his presence.
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DIVIDEND.

DIVIDEND OF TaKkz Pxz cxsI On the Capital
STICK OF ths Nashville aud CHATTANOOGA Rail-
Company was thss day declared BY the DiFec
out OF ths pf5dts of the lxst slx moatas. paya-
I'm and after the l3tA inst- at the ollce Of the
Insurer IN Nashville. W A. GL.EAgES,
br9-lm Treasurer.
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Ex President TYLER made a speech at the
Clay Statue Inauguration Banquet in Rich
mond, in which he eulogized Mr.. CLAY in the
handsomest terms.
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A Magnificent Chance.

WILL sell my Farm in Franklin county Teas. os
Eesek Creek, sx miles SsEfif-~vst OF Tall ihosaa
consist n 81 BOO ~ uaare Acres ~ Land. n be
divided lato tso Places IL has "a a god l1apress-
ments-the best q spring ssterss gsio4 fsrisa zad
Sas Mil, aad - within foaF Falies % tfex celebrated
ssieFiag places.
Fer further iafsrualiaa apply 10 B. r wurrE, 90
J.ae.-wn n. ;. WHITE.
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Miserable IS the family market here at this
time. Can't Louisville and Cincinnati send
something TO keep away starvation.
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WATER COOLERS. sc.

lust received direct from the manufacturers and
- for sale Al lower prsces than beiore sold Ia
this market.
IS plata water Coolers,
- Porcelain lined do.
10 Mcionaid's iteirigeraiors.
sch eale! e Pale do.
30 VI ) minute sreczets.
SSaulpre fat. ireez,rs.
also make pam Ice Cream Freezers 20 order Of
any
80 boz MAsoa 5 Pat Screw Top Fruit Cans, 1
and quarts
81 dOz. Pain FruH Cans for scaling.
- doz 1 quart Glass = rait fars-
Ice Picks aud HatchetS
Sherry Mixers ani Aa1.lers.
10 doz. Plated Mppers-
dOZ. Pal. Esg Whips.
wv WILSON,
apTlIi7 Il College street.
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We have putupand sold
years, and CAN SAY, IN
IL, what We have never
any other medicine-NEV
A SINGLE INSTANCE. TO
timely Usedi Never did :
Of dissatisfaction by any
the contrary, all are de :
tons, and speak in terms :
ton OF its magica lenects :
We speak In this matter :,
after ten years expert
REPUTATION FOR THE FULFIL
DECLARE In almostevery
FAINT rs suffering from pain ;
viii be found In fifteen or
the syrup is admins :
This valuable prepara :
of one OF the MOST TX :
FUL NURSES IN New Eng :
used with NENER-FAIL Z
THOUSANDS :
NStOnlyrelieves thechild :
oratos the toInach aud
ity and glvcstune ana en-
TEN. II Will almost in
GRIPPING N TIE ?
WIND :
andoyercomeconyulsiuus-
remedied, end in death :
and SUREST REMEDY IN HK :
DlSENTERY AND DIAR .
whether IL arises from :
other cause. We would .
who has a child suffering .
ing complaints-DU NOT .
CkS. NOR The PREJUs
stand between your suner
that viii DE sare-yes,
10 follow he use ofthis
used.
FulidirectioD sfoF usin
bottle. None genuine un,
CURTIS y PERKINS. New
side wrapper.
sold by druggiststhrough
PRINCIPAL Office No. Is.
Iune7dSWly Price 26
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- We are Indebted To JoHx j. SULLIVAN
for the Cincinnati obsasssre.sl OF the lssh In
advance Of the delivery by mail.
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es- Hear wha, the merry sArs says Of a

saw msdel ha st4Rd N : dresE,
Where thing are ia exactly StAi they seem.
A moral MA, - skeftes De II kaosn.
The VIE he loved shd cheFished eas-his eva
And foF the test san tie basbaad salt
' ith norse and cississ ave nlustes Al tb=.KEts
Nhiis Jane ssai 60 her thisgsi heF sFezk sae sser
DT biIieF so<d, theesk ssstlas hzll hear
For dlnaef: ana lke pAatlenss on thfaHe,
Be didaI szesr 70 1nd balton Ee1sA
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NASHVILLE, April ID. 1860.
To the Editors of the PatrioL:--I wish to say
to those afflicted as | have been, that is with
sore eyes, how l was cured after being blind
over three months. l at first applied to the
most eminent physician in Nashville, who
gave me no relief. A friend of mine, and
may truly call her friend, for had it not been
for her, in my opinion, should forever have
been blind. She took me to the Indian Doc
tors Office, No. 100 High street he gave me
some medicine which restored my sight in a
few days, and for four months past my eye
sight has been good as it ever was. 1 think
he can cure any case of sore eyes. I am con-
fdent l suffered as much and had as difficult
eyes to cure as any person ever had.
lw. MARGARET BARNES, High street.
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