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oass ossi MsG upon ta s John coysn By Mcguire
Tse ShSse Choice Of Pu. An Idy By M Florence C1tOn
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Mobile Tribune Of
II l. Il l. L ID @ E,
was written by Miss OF Mobile the accomplished snd
author of Beulsh of which the Twenty Edition
IL just ready; - ,,, MI
who wrote Guy LvngstoneP Who wrote Adam
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and public curiosity is once more on the qui sr who
wrote Rntedgep Not dc plume gsces the title
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novel this autobiography written by woman l. apparent
and that her ordinary stamp will be qiite ~
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written the author Is evidently Keen, rigid analyst OF human
nature has learned look far beneath the surface and to
Law her uDerngy the secret motives which prompt
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that the verdict be- 1T good continue 10 employ for rs
The gifts God has conferred on you" .
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NOW READY.
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For sale by al the dealers.
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NACY's LEARN SALE.
GOODS cLosiFS LESS THAN COST
AZ AZ oTk our PoSTE PoSiTE APFL9gE PLaUE c6ELSRs
Az R oGR W}SE H9SIT9N Si.oa coLaARs aIpirap .ors
~ AZ AZ iS sTSSf EAcrs
ALL OUR LINEN DAMAsK TABLE COVERS.
ALL OUR Ga, 81, lot AND IA sHEETlNGs.
Clearing all our Curtain Muslinf and Lsce'.
Clearing all our Lace Curtains.
Clearing al our Scotch Embroideries.
Clearing all our Linen Handkerehieis.
Clearing all our Hosiery and Gloves.
cs.ns 4 our dss,.. Ind. sSs MSR. %,,I Under Clothing
FRENCH .fAcE LACE sHAWIs .lH ySa,,sr,
LACE MASSTILLAss' MASSTJ1s' avn rvo,,sp
SHAWL AND FLous6lss hAcEs, '''''''''
Nos 20. and 26 6,h-sy :,
the importers these goods were nducedt make great
hces at the barge suction sales In fact there quite panic
than half the cost Of importation.
We large buyers these sales and are enabled to otter
700 yards RE AL PUsHER FLCUNcING LAcEs "a inches
wide, Tor 5s., ,.o,
1000 yard. REAL PUsHER FLOUNciNd LAcEs, "a inches
wide, g., -
1000 y,rds REAL PUsBER FLOUNcIN6 LAcEs, 81 inches
Witch cost to import 50 Is.
1000 yards FINEST IMPORTED FLoUNCING LACE5, %
Which cost 10 import So
looO yards FINEST IMPORTED FLoUNCING LACES, 81
inches wide, 80 10 IS,
Which 20 import IS to 81.
$40 FRENCH LACE MASTILLA5 % gounces) S5
Cot to import $40.
500 FRENCH LACE BuRNOUS, S5,
Cost to import $40.
500 REAL PUsHER LACE sHAwLs S., =! 50. so. SIS
Witch cost to import $10, SIS, Szn, $50.
800 REAL PUsHER LACE MANrlLLAs, So 80, $40, Slf
Which cost TO import, $40, Sl6, $40, s25, $50.
This Is without doubt the CHEAPEST STOCK OF FIRST
CLASS FRENCH AND ENGLISH PuSHER LACE GOODS
BDo not be induced 10 purchase before looking through
onr Stock X. III. MACY,
A.. Dnaa cth-
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nN VIEW for a SHORT TIME.
" CHUBCHs LATEST WORK,
TWILIGHT IN THE WILDERNESS.
AtGopPlL Co.'S Nc. i;2 Broadway. Admission a. cents
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1mnsemfmts.

N B L O's G A r d L N.
AMrs ssos X HSH n M'n's''
OrhEESSs SsEESss6s Ss psfEST E,S1Sss.
M ARBoRs, FOUNTAINS. sTArU1kY,
vARIEeArEp LIGHTS oPES-hiR PROMENADE SEATS
w 4 FAIRY TEMPLE
OF more than Oriental Magniheence
SEATS SECURED FOR THE ENTIRE EVENING.
THURSDAY EVENING, June Il, 1860.
The doors will be openedtwo hours before the
''' The STAGE OF THE THEATER
Set 's'0 Taso%S SISS sHs oPFN r54 To So 81 ToSs' will
who viii have fi liberty to examine all the parsphensa Of
THE THEATRICAL ENTERTAINMENT
will at O'Clock, with Psnches Fairy Exrsya-
gsnLa OF
BEAsUsT,Y. AND THE HElE BEAST, BsE:At Asst, "
Davenport Davidge and others New Scenery and Effects
The performances in the Thsster viii be
SUSPENDED FoR FORTY MINUTES,
to give time for promenade and reeshment La the gardens
arboIs, and saloons and for the
OPERATIC VARIETIES.
By MAX MARETzEK.
sons. and B a BfRkEL and
Mile FRIDA GEBELE.
REFRESHMENTS for Ladies aud Gentemen-splritacus
Aiter the oPERATic INTERLuDE, the new Ballet of
LA @ Al Il " E,
By LIMA wINPEtIi WFiTH6F S9s SAtE L. SISTERS. Mons
TICKETS ONLY FIFTY CENTS.
DOORS OPEN at o'clock; curtain es at O. The thsatr-
cal entertainments viii conclude 10y the aoors closing
Box Office open from H., al day. where seats may be
SRASp @ATISEEs TE9aS every WEDNESDAY and SAT
No reserved seats for Msiinees.
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NEW YORK, THURSDAY, JUNE Ia, 1860.

WATER-CURE for THE MILLION.
w Rules for Bathing EIercisius Dieting Cooking Prsdi
ss hints for Home Treatment Remarkable Cases he By
T. TRAIL, n d. No. is Lashts NJ " author Of ydropetbie
EAeyclopsdia, &c. ,2pssss. Price % cents
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prp GOODS.

tUbQ OUUUSs
TUNE, 1860.
y NOTICE
SALE AND REMOVAL.
GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS.
THIS MONTE.
No. 80 AND No. 90 CTIAMBERS-ST.,
NEW-YORK
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG q Co.,
Being sbout thsir and commod.ous Ware
rooms Hos 10, ~, 10, 81 SJ, and 81 DUANE-ST near
Bossy deou Of osng out their present extensive and
varied oek Of DRY GOODS and 10 effect this object they
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
TO fHEIR CUSTOMERS AND THE TRADE IN
GENERAL.
In addition TO Their AMOsKEAG and WAMsUTTA PRINTS
IN and beautiful styles they have Cor sale the entire
balance Of the popular low priced
YORK STATE,
ARkWRIGHT AND
KNICKERBoCKEn PRINTS
By the Piece Package, .
FOR Cash. OR ON TIME.
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1nsuranee Companies.

NEw-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE ms. Co,
IN BosToN-Cap.ls and accumulated rI,Siams sicSs
Psmpblst. reposts &c. furnished ps,is JOHN HOPPER,
Asspt aud Iuy for tbs Co, No. ITO Brssawsy, " y -
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HoRRmtE DEATH OF A BABE.-The Memphis appeal
of the 9Th. says AZ the corner of fernando and
Beal streets on Wednesday night, the neighbors of
Patrick OCONSELL and his wife residing there heard
their little babe helpless girl of one year old cry
at intervals for three hours after ten o'clock
The cry was peculiar, and unlike the ordinary cry
of the child The father was once during the inter-
val from ten to one O'Clock, heard to call to the
mother, who slept the bed with the child while he
slept on the floor and ask why she did not see to the
childs She made reply to the effect that she was
not going to bother herself about it. Yesterday morn
ing it found that the poor innocent, disturbed
doubtless by the heat had rolled about until it had
slipped between the mattress and the foot rail.
There in spite Of its cries the two parents suffered
it to hang. the legs and body being suspended the
head having caught in the space below the rail-
til it was dead The occurrence was a most horri-
BILE one. The dreadful Indifference of the parents
has a sad explanation in the verdict of the jury,
which was; Died in consequence of neglect and
drunkenness on the part of the parents What an
undying wcrm has drink placed in the bosoms ofthe
unhappy couple.v
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COMMERCIAL.


REVIEW % me N0akF1lke H4rEetS Tor lle
Week ending July 4.
FLOUR AND eRAIN-FIsar has been selling more free
y this week than last without any change IN prices We quo
30 barrels as follows supernne s69e 50 and Extra s97 so
fhe outside figures beng the prices for small lots.
small lot Of Flour made Of wheat has been received
market which is selling 10 retail at S49fe5 100 rs
We have heard wheat being received and indca
ton as to what the market will openat
Corn is in activs demand 6o, very superior
tessf prime white would probably command z5c per bushe
PR0FIsI0Es-There scarcely any Bacon coming
ke We quote Shoulders Haas oiIe and Clear Sides
Ii9l9c from wagons From store, packed e sdrsnco
these quotations is demanded
We quote Lard IIIic. according 20 quality and pack
ages with very little on the market.
GRocERIEs-We improvement to note in the Gro
sery trade The stock Of Coffee the market is very light
With sales at 14c without decline in New Orleans and
New York. anticipate still further advance We quote
suaAR-Fair e9s and Prime Choice sasJEc n in hogs
heas Ic advance these quotations in barrels New
Coffee Sugars Crushed and Powdered I2c;
Loaf l1<@lsc
MoAsEs AND sgRUP 1oasses il barels 4o45c o cal. half
4s94c Sugar House 43945c Golden syrup ia Tarre
75s, bali barrels SOC, and kegs (ten gals) Csc.
coyFEERio l4sl41<c; Lsgayra l49l5c; Java 1890
S'oSii Gunpowder 50975c Young Hyson ~
GOO, Black 609Sl so.
sALT-We quote Coarse sa $I5l and HiSe at sL609
L7O aud Barrel at 400 bushel The stock on
ample TO meet the demand
COTTON YARNsrhs following are the agents quotations
Yarns 700 and sOo % dOz; sOO lO 500 c ana
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is held at 9O92sc o gallon, aud
country at s0975cper gallon, according to quality.
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,s.o K g. PEARL. Cashier.
ST.TR or TFEERssRE. DAVIDSON COUNTY
This dsy personally h. G. PEARL Cashier IF the CITY
Bank and maze oath that the foregoing s stsent 81
The condition OF a bhK. subscribed before
this ID day Of July, 1869. G. NJ. SOITTHGkTF
"a
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Reffer fhnn am 0thers.

LAFAYETTE, Onondags County. N.Y.,l
June 23d, 1858
MEssRs. ". 4. Gents My hair having turned
premaurey grey, and being unwilling Ver locks
my youthful have tried various preparations
highly recommended for restoring hair original
among others Prof Woods Hair Restorer but them all
less Intellectual quite expensive, until
commenced using Hemstrees Hair Coorng, prepared by
you, aCh:eh found to be all thai yol recommended It,
1t restored my hair original beauty, keeps soft and
oily and the trng that it nothing at all
after continually drawing upon funds keep myself supplied
with Prof Woods the previous; and after all pains
cevng benefit Therefore, take pleasure in recommending
your Hair Colorng to the public cheap aud eeUdS Hair
RestOrer. Yours truly,
Nm P. WENTWORTH.
Onondaga County Subscribed before this 23d
day Of June, 1855. W. S. COLE, JEst5ee
Remember that this result produced by HNsTzET IN
in1be tie original only reliable Hair Restorative.
Price fifty bottle. Sold everywhere.
Z HAGAN & CO., PrOprietors, Troy, Y.
fulyl-dkwIm
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AVER Ague Care.

which neutrazes this nalarious poison in the blood
and stimulates the liver to ex2el from the body. As
it should so it does this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty. And it does more or ratLer does
what IS Of more service to those subject to this infection
If taken in it expels it ro the system as it is
absorbed and thus keeps those who use il free from its
attacks; keeps The system in health although exposed
to the disease. Consequently it nc only cures bur
protects FROM tie great variety Of elections which are
induced by this malignant influence, such Remittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb or Masked Ague Periodical
Headache. Bilious Headache, Bilious FeYers, Men
Ialgia Rheuma.ism, Gout, Blindness, Toothache Ear
ache Catarrh, Asthma, Papitations Painful Affections
OF the Spleen Mysteries C0lie Paralysis, and Painful
Affections Of the Stomach and Bowels all Of which,
when arising from this cause viii be found to
more or less the intermittent type. This "AGUR
CURE removes the cause Of these arrangements, and
cures the disease.
his it accompfshes by stimulating the excretores
to expe the virus from the system and these organs
by degrees become hahited to do thseir Office of their
own accord Hence arises what term accumulation.
Time may accomplish the end but often life is not
long enough or is sacrificed IN the attempt while this
AdUE CURE does it at once, and with safety. We
have great reason to believe this Is surer as well as
safer remedy for the whole class Of diseases which
caused by the miasmatc Infection than any other which
has been discovered and it has sil another important
advantage to the public which is, that it is cheap
well as good.
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$50 Reward.

ToLEN from my stable neighborhooa OF Columbia
the night Of the Goth Of May last, fine Black Mares
about fifteen hands high highly formed and we'll musced heavy
name tail. without any Ehe except perhaps white spot
saddle mark Her long and pointed her limbs clean
ard rather small but well shaped she under the
saddle walks remarkably FAST PAGES and ots and works kindly
buggy any where The thief rode off fine black spsn-
sh saddle He tracked miles in the direction OF Fay
eeve Winchester will pay the above reward for the de-
livery Of the at residence and hundred dollars foT
the apprehension and conviction OF the thisf
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may4-E7t
Land for sale,

n AM Offering for sale one desirable small place
In situated in Sumner county Immediately the
Nashville Gaan Turnpike road eighteen miles from the
former and eight miles latter place, within half mile
Of SauDdersve which place there depot Of the Nashville
and Tousyills Railroad. hours Of Nashville.
The place contains thirty I've acres and in complete
repair excellent Thers is thrifty orchard
beautifully heaged in with Usage Orange. The dwelling
story Brick with large brick kitchen and frame
out houses; we'll of most excellent water, good csern
and spring.
Also within mile Of Saundersvile I52H Of land fifty
cres cleared balance finely mbered and we'll in blue
grass Being determined south, viii cell bargain
the above places. JAMES fRANkLIN.
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Thousands are da u speaking IN prise Of
-n-l.lt.E .L.nln anllll M 4.

Thousands are aa IL speaking in prise Of
DIX. EAEokyS INFANTTLE CORDIAL,
and zy7 becaasa It s afford iasensansOs resfs
when given It By maeic and trial dtOAe
psoHvince You that what say is rue It contains
NO PAREGORKC OH OPEATE
Of any kind and therefore relieves BY TeoUia0 ~ w chos
Of your child, instead Of BY deadenS rs seasbss For this
comends elfas the only reliable known
fer Children Teething, DiarrhBas DYsemte-
~, tfrtping in the HOEgekss AeiditY Of the
stomach. Wind, Cold in tli 9 Head, and CrOu D;
also for 6QeRtRg tte Qlfls reducing inflammation
EGtia0 e B0Dels and reeDfng pain hss no eqGbelng
epdsla0dic, Il Is used with aafala9 in sll
le and hedLt goar ch<dre, AID eetsh q t5sm
from those sad and 650ti0 Consequences shdc& GER
tain rss 0naste Of drco5cs of acAich al other
remedies J0T RJars Caains composed tsks none
BAT Drs Eat0u's EnfaBGile Cordial, this yo1 can
roV Upon IS perfectly harmless and iniurs the
deHeate infant Price p uIldirectons sccon
each hottie. Prepared only by
CHURCH & DuPOLNT,
No f09 Brosdwsy, New Yerk
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NASHVILLE July I'd, lo60l
PURSUANT notice regularly given according to the prov
Of this Bank, general meeing Of its
stockholders this day their BANKING House in Nash
VILE for the purpose OF taking into consideration the question Of
acceptance Of banking privileges granted 70 them
by the Assembly Of Tennessee, passed mAh
l. 1860 ana for doing other might be necessary
proper. resolved that book be opened
at the Banking House Nashville for the subscription o. ne
additional stock provided for in said act and that Aa DOS
kept open purpose until the FIRST day o. Octoo
the subscribed snail Be pao ID ln o. @
OF subscription. InaccordaDes with ne sne OooN
nv. VPSH' 49, Cashier.
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WILL SIN Fifty Doliais for the delivery 10
Of my negro GEORGE, IL taken out Of this State,
Twenty Eve Dollars for h taken in the State and delivered
i've miles northwest Of Nashville, Tenn
Said George about years age deep black i've feet
six inches high, weighing about rs or $50 pounds
prominent, face covered with beard, shaving
apr29-d, tx&E,n RICHARD r. HYDE
CHA PAucah Herald copy to aounto IS and send bill to
this ofhcsA
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specie.
Valuable Town Lots and Country
Lands for Sale.

AN Offering for sale on reasonable the following
property &C handsome Building Lots in the 7h and sth
Wards Of Nashville.
NINE HOUSES AND LOTS,
or Dimensions from large small comfortable resi-
dences At low prices, in the city.
One double three Business House Broad street,
pied at present Oy Hsrdcastle & Co.
One Tract Of about twenty two and half three miles
the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad frame house.
and Wepart Of the Lucns Crucher tract, good soil
One Tract of about Thirty-One Acres,
On Murreeboro Turnpike road at its junction With the
Stones River Turnpike, half mile OUT adjacent to W. B.
Lewis and others my Brick yard property.
One Tract of about Thirty Acres,
Eight OUT the Mufreesbs6' Turnpike. Good i'm
provements good water and timber.
One Tract of about Ninety Acres,
On the franklin College and Stones River Turnpike
miles Thirty cleared balance good timber and we'll
Watered
One Tract of abOut 1875 Acress
Adjscent the East fronts said Turnpike 200
poles-neary all good timber and soil good.
One Tract of about $50 Acres,
Ten miles out near Smiths sprDg mile and half North
the Mureeboro Turnpike mostly we'll tmbered about 40
cleared
And several OF land in Nashville and vi
cnity further particulars call NANcE WOODWARD,
No so Cherry Street.
Young Negroes sar prices will be taken in exchange for the
above. Ijune26-lml JAMES M hURELL.
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IN BAGS CORN MEAL, Just received on consignment aud
aektJ fer sale by d DIoKEY,
galy4 ~ Market STREET
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Fever and Ague,


rom which mankind suffer over a large part Of the
globe, is the consequence Of diseased action IN the
system. induced By e poisonous Hiasn Of vegetable
decay This ehaatioa IS evolved By the action Of soaE
heat wet soil, and rises with the watsry vapor on
it. While the sun IS below the horizon this vapor
fingers near the earths surface and the virus is taken
with It throuh the hngs into the blood ThSIe acts
as an irritating poison the internal vscera and ex-
eEetng organs Of the h0dy The liver becomes torpid
and fails to seete not only this srus but also the bile
from the blood Both the virus and the bic accumulate
IN the circuiatons and produce violent constitutional
disorder. The spleen, the kidneys and the stomach
synpahize with the liver, and become disordered also
FINALLY the instinct Of organism as If in an attrpt
to expel the noxous infusion concentrates the whole
blood c. the body in the internal excretores to force
them to cast it out The blood leaves the surface and
shos to the central organs with concestve violence
This is the CHILL But in this eors il fails Then the
FEVER follows, in which he blood leaves the central
organs and PUSHES to the surface If in another effort
to expel the Irritating poison through that ether great
exeretorvthe skin. In this also it fails and the sys-
TEN abandons the attempt exhausted, waiting for the
recovery Of strength repeat the hopeless effort another
day. These are the fits or paroxysms OF FEVER AND
AeUE. Such constitutional disorder win Of course IN
aermine the health If it IS not removed.
VS. have labored 70 find and have found. an autidOte
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-08
FIRST ANNUAL FAIR
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Cotton Planters Convention

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Three Weeks, i'm the city of Macon.
Begi,uliag on tie first Monday in December, 1860.
PREMIUM LIST---Third Week.
LIVE STOCK OF THE soUTHERs AND WESTERN STATES.