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The Prize Fight.

By tn. arrival OF The Vanderbilt at New
York. advices relative to the HEENAN and
SAVERS prize light have been received. Brief
patches ON the subj CT will be found IN our
Geographic column. The fight appears to
have been unusually brutal nd abioody, fully
testing the game, vigor, endurance, and science
of the combatants; but was interrupted be-
fore a triumph bad been won. 1t would.
probably, have been better for the morals OF
certain classes~in this country and in Great
Britain ifa differ Mt result had been attained.
and either one or both so badly punished as TO
render the prize ring an denomination to be
denounced and put down by law. As il rs,
we presume, it will prove the commencement
of an era Of prize ring contests in each
country alike disgraceful TO both.
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Do Gfitgrapb.
CHARLESTON CONVENTION.

= CHARLESTON, April rs Yesterday after
Ppgh = speech the Convention adjourned till
noon to-day to vote on the platform.
CHARLEsToS, April 2S-fhe Convention
re-assembled at 10 o'clock.
> ,Bgler to test the sense of the Convention
moved that the Bayard resolutions be refer
red back to the Committee with instructions
to report in an hour. Richardson denounced
the motion cut of order. -s
The chair decided Bigler's motion in order,
who demanded the previous question.
Florida demanded vote by States The
excitement was intense. The motion was de-
cided by 303 ayes to nay. which was from
Mary land; SO the main question was ordered.
8 = e from the Union and American.
CHARLESTON, Apri! Ex-senator Bigler, of
Pennsylvania, moved to-day 10 recommit the
platforms to the committee, with instructions
70 report the Cincinnati Platform, together
with Bay ards first resolution. and the third,
fourth, filth and sixth resolutions of the mi
nority report. as the platform TO be adopted
by the convention. A division of the ques-
ton was demanded and ordered, and a propo-
siiion to recommit was adopted by MAORI
ty of one. The instructions were then laid
upon the table.
The committee We're instructed to report at
four O'Clock his afternoon. BUSCH
CHARLESTON, April 2S.-A majority and
two minority reports agaia made. Discus
sion proceeding. BuRCH.
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Slleri6,s sale.

DY virtue nf the authority ae conferred, by the
I'D hereinafter described ve8dlIoni exponAs IN .
directed and delivered from the Hon. Circuit Court
Davidson county, Tennessee, al its lamar Term,
1860 III expose public sale, she highest bi4.
der for cash at the Court house Yard gate tn ~
OF Nashville Saturday, the 5th day Of ~ ls5e.
all the right. gie claim. Interest and es,ate which
Chas 4. Il Martin has and O. the following d.
scr bed property to-xit: One negro = Oman named
kisty, aged absgs 40 yesrs. one uogrs. Man named
Aaron aged about 40 years. aae oae other segeo
Woman named Nancy, aged aeoa % years, levied
upon By X. Branch, iepaty Siberia as the propel ~
OF Chs. e Il. Martha, 10 satisfy three indg aenis
rensered Ia SAID rcGit Court, two ia favor OF Jas
b. Csaighetd aid oae IA taygr ef u. NJ brien rs.
Ia ward l. ,wreace and 9. T. H. N srtiR.
Al.So-At ths same time aAd place, viii expose
10 de- 70 the highest bidder E,r each. fallssia
negroes and property 10 vii one negro Ma nsned
tiArtxel about 40 years OF age, u bttSk cosnpirx
i8a and tgo three year old horsa Makes u osy cob
OF, ssied on By Joha b. aurry, Deputy sheriff. as
the property II G. 4. H. N srta % SAT- sfy vebdi
ssoai exponas, ffom The Great Court Of bzvi4son
county IL favor of ~ Bgsen aud against T.. Ia ~
reace aad .i. + II Martha
Al.SO-At the same Il ne and place viii expose
- sale, tue highest blider fss cash, one negro
Carl assnea Nell, aged about - years, OF coPpeF
.sn.ple xissl is4led % a. The property VI y a.
Hsrtia by & c. Drake, Depafy SBsriH, 90 satisfy
seadiloaI expoass b said Great Court an IA
4 "a. Chilre1 81, against / iea~roace 4 G
Z. Il. Martla- sale within lssEal hers.
JANIS 81 HINTON,
Sheriff 81 iayldssn county.
n. BRANCH.
JSo. Il. auRRY. Deputies.
apr7-td c DRAkk,
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Oh. AMOS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIV DISEASES.
Efs-p S. "a

EfrNaa>. pk. King ,ISrnsrs! e New York Tor
kR he last four years OF Louisville, Ken
tucky ,sad "a - l...ot5d ai1 Ga treat
sGt & private a. Tor 80 years, ,tiets
hIuself, having atI-i.eI Ia tract TOR n,.tn
Years, aud cIs.ai 81 lny thosts ne Is
q cure all .iise1tes priviIs 4AtIre, ttcr
he bal N ~ from mia ifsisus medi al ire
menI, r.Iig a ( oct OF n r -,~n ar. king's
Ispeastry - %. - Dcalerick street bet~ Ci,r.
~ ani the SPARE, cold stjry, he cares all
diseases OF y tSat nature
GoSoKkHSs IfeI without naIseOIs M .diSihes
tnterfsreace ~.ta business
srsIcIukAs oil o. recent date, eicciaAliy cured
In fe~ u Us, by IA operait1I Shcl r..ases
psin Where's -utctnre eXi 4 He 18th ctiait DC
aud an termInes tEs coasutItbH . nIch.
SrFuntIs vita all the diseases Il s&ia, rowing
out oi nes iect or bad troLtn-t, b. eiecta .Iy
cured Ia lea days.
SEMINAL WEakSkss -PArtcdiar attengi IA having
been giysu - IA discuss, s4 al ts 1SIssl a1aCrs
crossing oat Of II, oTsus1 IA utsy ~
de-traSIise as0.ls Il TER i,sIGa's
tas ii IA ,tssains, .Issl "a shf
Ill tcrinls -bs .sJltati stsfI.4s sac
Jest unitfl tslauss % sat Al SaIsl4s SfSnA
sure OH age.
Fem si,-s go uts b. tao istas sta Aay u salty
OF tue ~ sb y assis.I "a IA rsi,uI
Psrsoas iltas fbfJst, % SriisIs sni stsiiag
taetr "a, Gil tes - q .si4. lsrtst Il . u A.
Alag, 10. = 80 sefsS s---s - .vfie, fsaa ~ill
asss ta- -sssary n - Gse.r ID IT
vita Hes -sssry c1l4sis sstst C - 0bs rived.
CO -iolgs 5J'cl5 = =. 4As srlats astii . Ia
the sveaias. nayJ0-t4d.sly
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A SERESADE.-The busy hum of the city
was hushed in sleep. No sound was heard
but the clicking ofthe PATRIOT types, giving
out the discordant intelligence. that disunion
speeches were that day spewed from foul
mouths at Charleston. 1t was early cock
growing morning last,-our wea-
ry heads and hands nearly spent. OF sud-
den, there came from out the silent night a
melody, very sweet and pleasing to our
sense. 1t waved along the quiet street. and
gathering inspiration il rose. echoing beauti-
fully TO The brilliant stars. Like the fragrance
of the rose or the sweeter jasmine, it came
upon our welcoming ears. We thank the
members OF FENToNis skilled and accom-
plished Band. Long may they live to enjoy
happiness as unalioyed and pure as the sweet
melodies they make.
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Az Tracts Of Land
r O r s A [. Il

Adjoining the town OF Manchester, in Coffee
county, Tenn, mediately on the Manches-
ter aid McMinnyilie Railroad, without re-
serve, TO The his hest bidder.
On Monday, 7fh Of May next,
fI7ILL We offered Public Sale % Tracts of L ana,
w containing from TO l27 acres, beng subdi-
visions the Lassater's Mill Tract, Including the Hne
New saw Mill and W Power Of Mr. IsaSsaier- All
of the lots well timbered. Aiso->os :. B. 10,
II, Is 10 and 20 in CARROTS original plan OF The
stone Fort property All OF the above will be sold
a credit OF and years, without interest, for
notes well endorsed ana lien retained with re
dnction 10 the purchaser OF 10 per cent Tor cash.
AISO.-Ten Lots, being subdivisions of Nos - and
Is IN CARROTS original plan. These loisi on the
Railroad and extend up the river, and will be sold
a credit of and years, without interest, notes
endorsed aud lieu ret ined.
On all the lands there is fair proportion OF line
river bottom above owe. flow, and the whole OF the
lands covered with the tim Der. We deem 1t un-
Necessary 10 say thing in PRAISE of these lands,
than simply remind the public that they
situated IN section of country whose resources are
lust beginning 10 be developed, the immense
wafer power of the old Stone Fort having Lately
passed into the hands OF gentlemen VITO know their
value and while il is that they purchased
very low rate, that fact will but enable the mold
crs work them more extensively anu pToutsoly.
The voice state Legislature almost unaui-
nous in favor Of Manchester an point which to
locate the State Prison and should the Commission
appnutcd Tor the purpose of selecting Location
be "f the Ime opinion and place II ut III nchesier,
the will not be very far distant VIXEN IL viii be
known thc centrai manufacturing towo- In that
event the value OF teeseiands oni be guessed az.
tn entire sale is without reserve and wthou. re-
gard to price Z. GAkkEiT,
P.S.-Persons who wish TO attend this sale should
leave Nashville the sunday o'ciocA p. NJ Train
gB the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
uH- The Lebanon Herald. MurTeesboro' fele
gr lph ar svills c Onicie Speibyve Exp stor,
copy Till day sale aud send blk 70 this Office for
collection. spr3-tis
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that shall adduce, neither would You
believe though one arose from the dead
and told you Of the great efficacy of the
Lithontriptic.
The Faculty and the public may Be
surprised TO hear of remedy that win
certainly dissolve Caleuli, or Stone In
the Bladder, and cause it to pass off
with the urine, and permanently cure
almost all the chronic diseases of the
Urinary Organs, those heretofore in
durable diseases. But the proprietor
Is certain that at last he has found out
this great desiderafam IA Medicine, a
eerfai1s and safe cure for these diseases.
And all he wants, wishes, or desires, Is
for the Faculty and the afflicted to give
his medicine fair and impartial trial,
and he has no doubt that they will
be thoroughly convinced of Its grea.
efficacy and if it does not do what he
represents it TO do, he would like to
know it and let it be exposed; but if
it does effect these cures, he hopes, for
the sake of suffering humanity, the Fa-
cuity-the guardians of public health
will give it their influence. There is
no humbuggery in the Lithontriptic ;
every certificate is genuine. and the
proprietor viii give one thousand dol
lars to any person who viii find out
one spurious certificate. .
Any person doubling the truth Of
any thing that has been said, is ear
nestly and respectfully requested to
correspond with any person whose
name is annexed to any certificate, and
thereby convince himself of the truth
of every thing that has been published.
The number of bottles that it usu-
ally takes to cure is from one 10 five;
though it has been known to take ten
bottles where there were extremely
large formations of Calcuh or Stone
to be dissolved in the bladder
For the efficacy of the Lithontriptic
see the Circular, containing some of the
most wonderful certificates in the world,
around each bottle.
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Dull TowN.-Paducah. KY. is the very
place Tor all that class of romantic quiet
seekers who continually long
.sFor gem some wilderness 4"
The editor of the Commercial OF that town
describes it !:
The town is so irretrievably" religions
that fight or skrimmage is impossible. Even
the DUMB beasts parIakc OF the general quiet.
Saturday We tied an UPSTREAM To dog'-
tail out he wouldn't run. A mule refused
t" kick nigger's hat off, after all hour :
Just cause and prOvUctiion.' The chickens
I, main OF tive roOst all day. and Il real grnu-
ine porker III the street Is ii rarity We are
destined u-ver to behold aigan.
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SbsriG's Sales.
Si,erims Sale.

DY virtue of d IA directed nd delivered from
Id thu Honorable Chsncery Court Of Davidson
county. Tennessee at its Nov enber Term, $50,
will expose public sale 10 the highest bidder. flr
cash tue Court House Yard, ia the City sf Nash
vile, Saturday, the 9th day OF Nay, 1850. all tie
eight tgls claim interest and estate which Casr les
E. II. Martin t,en had or may have since acQGiFe
IL and o. the following described. two nsro slaves
AMI three horse wit: nainel julius, aged
about l,rty two years, Il black conpleA icu, aud
Ned aged about thirty eight years, OF dark complex
ION. aud sorr- and bay horses, being lev l.
I'd on as the property Of Charles 4. H. Martini 10 sat
sIya judgment Ell ia favor Of Iohn Z q leaves.
c and NJ the Sc., against Cd Lawrence and
Charles II. Ma lin. THIS, April &h, 1850.
JAMES II. HIS ron Sheriff,
apr5-td. by +. G.. DsAKE, u. sheriff.
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In presenting the merits of this


In presenting the merits of this In
valuable medicine again to the public,
after trial of more than twenty years,
as certain, safe, aud speedy cure of
most of the chrenic diseases of the
urinary organs, the proprietor feels
fully prepared to present such an array
of facts, of the most indubitable kind,
from persons living in has oson in,nse-
didte aeighborhood, and has otca county,
as well as elsewhere, and such an array
of evidence as he confidently believes
has never before been presented 20 the
public in favor of any other medicine,
patented or not, right at the place where
it started, and enough to satisfy even
the most fastidious and incredulous,
and leave them without the shadow of
a doubt Of the certain efficacy of the
LITHONTRIPTIC in the cure
OF Calculi, or Stone in the
Bladder and Kidneys, Ora
vel Deposits, Inflammation
of the Kidneys and Bladder,
Chronic Gonorrh9a, Weak
ness of the Loin, ProlapsuS
Uteri, Sympathetic Complaints at
tendant on Pregnancy, &c, &c. f;
and in time CT Labor the Lithon-
triptic has no equal on record, as can
be proved by many Certificates.
Among those testifying to its efficacy
may be mentioned, in has o,cR neigh
borhood and county, the PHYSICIANS,
the CLERGY, CLERKS OF THE CIRCUIT
AND COUNTY Courts, MEMBERS OF
THE LEGISLATURE, THE GRAND jury
of his own county, FARMERS, MEM-
BEERS OF CONGRESS from his own
district, &c, &c. IAN array of testi-
mony sufficient to leave all persons Ia
boring under any of the above-men-
toned diseases perfectly without any
excuse for not Obtaining the Lithon-
triptic and being healed, but downright
obstinacy or the most inveterate anti
pathy against any secret remedy. /
will say, in the language of Holy Writ,
If you do not believe the testimony
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RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTs.
sske MI L
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Adjoining the town OF Manchester, in Coffee
County, Tenn, immediately On the Manches-
ter and McMinnvilie Railroad, without re-
serve, TO The his hest bidder.
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Markets by Telegram, .

New ORLEANS, April % Cotton dull; the
steamers news caused less frmness; sales to-
DAY $500 bales; Middling l03a11; Sugar firm;
Flour S5a6; Lard iu balls 100; in kegs liz;
Sterling exchange S2as: on bills Of ladiug
a aS4r other articles unchanged.
Arrived-Donati, from New York.
New YORK, April 28.-CoIton dull; sales
500 bales; Upland Middling liz; Flour frm
at 45a5 so: Corn dull at 70aS44; Mess
Pork dull at IL S7R; Lard, sales 500 bbls at
104all4; Coffee steady; Sugar buoyant, sales
1000 boxes at 74a74 yor Porto Rico; 5aa7 for
Cubar Molasses. Porto Rico 40; at auction
81 to 81; Cuba 81.
CINCINNATI. April 26.-Flour firm, Goa
%; Wbi>ky, sales HOO bills. 8a16f; Mess
Pork, sales 1900 bbIs. IL %; Sugar 74aSs
Coffee l34al44; Corn active, 48.
Foreign 'sarket.
Cotton.-All qualities slightly declined;
inferior qualities decliued Lie to 1; prize :
Irregular. Manchester advices ia orable,
closing quiet bat stPady. Flour Grm; adj
vanced 6al2d at 26s 6da30s Cd; wheat buoy
ant; advanced 1a2s; corn quiet, pork heavy,
quotations being barely maintained: bacon
quite. prices easier but quotations are an
changed; lard dull; sugar steady, c0nsols
94A
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~Bear in mind that HooLEr & CANT
BELLS Ministries give their first Concert at
the Theatre tonight. - -
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ashyIiie TO Memphis, Grand June
ton. &c.
EzSzz5 rsszzaa 80 IL
~ Sz ss5 Es;zz5 =

Over Tennessee and Alabama Railroad and con-
nections.
Through Tickets furnished at Broad Street Depot.
Baggage checked TO Decatur.
From and after Sunday April %, 1850, the trains
viii leave Nashville at 4-5O A NJ. and 3P. Ne and
arrive at Nashville at 10 A. NJ, and Pm.
apr2s-1 w.o. n. PERKINS, sup't.
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~During couple Of days confinement
TO his room last week, our local editor was
indebted to the considerate kindness of his
friend ToH CoFFEY, of the Imperial" on
Deaderick Street, for liberal supply Of very
fine imported cigars. CoFFEr keeps no other
sort. Ez Eazss
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DsEFAkIss seoa % naake change N eaE bassas-z
i srssE <esaeass desire 10 r-4nrs oar g>frss1i
sstek ass6 - ? sssfhs1. Il a<tsF q DO tais 4e
III eG-r aar n sat - of ~sase aaa SeaGY lay
sssas - fe4sees % csz We s-xs - had : aas
ssseEsEeas e sa< kssszss A>xians sad EFsxel1sE
6e8ss, aE - last esefs tztuf euai1 sab fsE.
Alss, = Ate sees y EI1<c=isries, tteeefys fzsss
Dsassk, saeesi@g, haesshee Aa4 srssn issz.e -.
F1kats "a szsszk 80 4a1 ses1sa. <kzsk, Eas4
neF<s. fez-szass zat tzsFszF fsf Sc IS a.sz sc
so ss lzzttr atzz 44zz1zz eea=
lsr <s<A all b lassl1 - u. tizs Ez.ss azzzFz-
BE kszets kssas se<lf<a tisFlF E1fsse.
sss1-sf ..fsfi0tsSfS = iiEarHREf.
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COncc Cure
A O u 4 V I T A E ,
A Remedy N GrpaI AMI Crrlaiu paWer

rhisresuedy - put uPtH small Walls and can be
sent BY naIiLn ssy address trial will satisfy r.
Uset Tor SesS, tat yea viii experience great
benefit circular CONTAINING iui rtrticaiaTs sent
(iree) On apPi.JsttI'.b Prize per bottle 81.
One bottle viii asst a month
5-Thisrsmeiy issuiti Die Tor either sex
Address, n CIR jEER, Msdica A gent,
uly21-ti ~ Bros way New iUrk
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nenarfures of Freight Trains.
-,v.Is of Freight Trains.

From the American Baptist, New York, Aug 2, 1859
A miniature wooden pagoda which We brought
from Burnah, hay ng been broken while on ship
board, We were very ANXIOUS u have Il repIifei,
aid tried several glue, bat without SUCCESS,
till our attention called to Spaldlng's IRE ed
Clue s,Ii Al 30 Plat street This was found u an
swer the purpose. The Pagodi aPPea low to b.
strougls cement-d and can be Sen by calling at
the ON Oi the American Baptist
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Rttr.UMATISM
Mustang Lininent.


Mr.. . LITcH, Hyue rark, W., "rites'-'' That the
morse was considered worthless" (hIs Case MAS
sPAyin,) - bot SINCE the free use OF the Mustang
Liaiment have sold hiIn Tor one $50 cash Your
L,nI,neut AS been Dung wonders up uere.'
4zO BRoAD STKEET PHILADELPHIA Pa
(Eztraet) ''In lifting kettle from the hre II
became ia .nanas cable tilted over, anu scalded my
hands very severely, almost 10 u crisp IL was al
q sfui sIgII lac MIstahs IinIinent tpe.tred 10 ex
tract the pa!n- healed rapidly, without Hess.
anu leIG = % vi account irdiS yours,
''C AI.t-E5 EJS tEN.
Suchilnguage this ID but tnc CONSTANT and natu
raI echo wuere this arIICIe u UseI
fhis Eminent Indispensable To plthters ana
oxuers OF nOrsss aud mules. Dir. JOHN DANIELS,
of Montgomery, Ala, sold slave Tor SOU, VINO MAS
rxscd trum utter uscIezsnsss BY TINS lltimcnt
Every family should have 10. tie very particular
aud enquire Tor the MustiUg LIniment ANA taAe 40
other
Sold by all dealers throughout North and south
nerica Europe, aud the Islands OF the Ocean ,IOT
70 CENTS, 6UCents, and 81 per bottle.
BAESE-o * fAKh, New York
Roy25-6mdtwSw
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anftiou Salfs.


WISH TO sell acres OF Land two miles nom ssse
Il city, situated 90 the Porter Turnpike road "a
under good plank fence, which Is 3 comfortzble
brick dwelling, with two rooms and porch, brick
servants, room, kitchen and smoke house. also
good framed stable and il within SO steps Of
tine ring as there 3 in Davidson county, am
offering wholef for about the the improves
II sold privately before the 5th day Of
House.
For particulars enquire of Glaseock Newsom.
apr24td REIN BELL
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CANDIDATES.
ELECTION ON THUKsDAf, NAY 2frH.
Tor AIIorue. s.eneruI

81 We arc a1IaonzsI :, .aas.sa . a. 4 ~. VII
Ill - a ss,likts for recie5ti abe viicc q
Ausru~y 0sas.ai IA tae fxta 4als1a4l uislrscS OF
feanessse Elsctsoa 2ssE isy y. Asy 1900.
apfl0-d
- Ne are aatilorszsd 10 Announce JAMS 4
kAiss, ksa, cssllats lar 5al-si q Attorney
6eaetsl OF The Siath JalscL4I cut cs.a s.srd 81
tne eoaatscs OF Dayslsoa, Ssaa.'-T .aa Williamson
.lsctiOn aext Nay. .ssI5-Ie
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BOARD FOR AFiMiLY.

A FAMILt can obtain board in No. l house
~ where full comfort be enjoyed. Spucioa.
front rom with four windows. IOCa ion We,
central. For further particulars address Il note
q. at this Ofice.
apr2T-3t
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Every Article of Merchandise

Usually kept by Merchants generally. We just say
to all Merchants both city and country, you want
goods this is certainly chance for you 10
from 10 SO per cent. II you make good note and
pay IL when due most earnestly request you to
attend this sale, but If you expect TO take
note simply because il is solvent and allow the
privilege of paying at earliest convenience, We
most devoutiy request yor 70 stay at home.
TERsiS-Ali sums under SloO. cash. all sums
over 800 and under $50, f,nr menths, II sums
over $500 SIX months time will be gwen for salts
Gsctory notes payable IN Bank
apr2i-tds TRABUE X IUcUS.
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A Coon IxyESTroS.-We were shown, Sat
urday. newly invented eseapement to be
attached to the swingletrees of buggies, car
riages, ploughs, &c, by meuns of which the
of run-a-ways, and the usual dangers there
from avoided. 1t appears to answer the pur-
pose admirably, and must come into general
use. A specimen has been left at this Office,
where those who feel any interest in the SUBJ
iect can see IL.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
A. n. COE s. CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS

Nashville, Tsan.
~ 3 arr prepared 20 exNsa 9 orders Es< Drugs
w aud Medicines aad si .rsicies psfs@is-
snE 70 ths tH1g Ba<zsess, sta zespztea ane a tAe
to~~ss m<rkat price.
ne sane sss alton wsll - zsvsa e asrstnfose %
have every arscla Of good szitf ~ Eefess sts4
and IN tstuce xff li4ia De pas a thst = -
= deablfalGf SOPHISTICATED esar sctef.
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tsss ed sbt.isi seIiik e9t Pure Urass AsG
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before bsS tas elss sheFe. behaving gee4a
SssS ffs1sz SID 'sdered - th4s - say
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eenztaatiy h4z1 sarze sseek II Fersa aeFF !,
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-30

lTJ. J. SULLryAs has our thanks for the
usual newspaper favors. 81
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-30

esq For pretty and cheap Dry Goods cal. on
Nicholson & Humphrey at No. % South side OF the
Square. They receiving daily fine stock OF both
Fancy and Staple Goods which they selling lit
tie cheaper than any other house in the city
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-30

SHELBYvILIE, Dec. 10, 1883
MEssRs C F.
have used your Ambrosal Oil 10 q Of Ulcer
on my leg Of five years standing, which soon effect
ed a cure. CHAS. E. HIDE
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