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w. n. BERRY q COMPANY,
RATE Also ON SAFE
The Miscellaneous Works of Sir
Philip Sidney, KHt,

W. He D6kSR1 n COMFANHs
RAHE Also ON SAFE
The Miscellaneous Works of Sir
Philip Sidney, KAt.
With Life and Illustrative Tales. By WnLIAA GRAY KSq,
Of Msgdaen College and the Inner Temple Elegantly printed
on Tinted paper, vol-svo.
"Lus sysr sOs 6OokI he so1o uOros thee Uas TIE scrs
eoQusace, the breath Of the
of The dGiaest olCers Of tcH and Grf"GABREL HARVEY.
Contents.
2. Life Of Sir Philip Sidney
3. The Defence Of Poesy.
4. AstFophel and Stella.
5. Miscellaneous Poems.
6. The Lady Of May, Masque.
2. Valour Anatomized, in Fancy.
LetertO Queen Elizabeth, Ammo l5sO, Dissuading her
frsm Marrying the Duke Of AnjOu.
9. Discourse in Defence Of the EArlOf Leicester.
10. Letters, &c
HISTORY OF A LAW SUIT IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF TENNESSEE, on the Basis of the Code. By
Price FSgs Dolars. Sent by Aaato any address for
Flee Dollars and Fifty Cents
THE LIFE OF GEN. GARIBALDI With Sketches
OF his Companions in Arms. Translated by his and
admirer, THEODORE JW1sHT with Portrait lvOI, I2mO.
Ell FUREIDIS. By Miss CUNMINs, author of ''The
'sG story that fresh and original and which bears the
unmistaKeable stamp of genius-t OD'erciGI Bulletin.
THE MARBLE FAUN. By NATHANIEL HAwTHoRxE
2yols I2mo
It worth all the guide books we ever met with as regards
the gems of Italian art the characteristic Of
ihces and the atmosphere Of human life -L0ndoH Times
DR.. SMITHS SMALLER HISTORY OF GREECE.
Smaller History of Greece from the Earliest Times the
Roman Conquest By WILLIAM Smith, Ii D. Author
"A assica Dictionary" dictionary OF and Roman
Antiquities" Editor Of 'The Students Gitbon" The
Students Hnme, &C. illustrated by Engravings
on Wood. 16no, muslin.
DANESBURY HOUSE. By Mrs. HENRY wooD.
lamo.
HISTORY OF GENGHIS KHAN. BY JACOB ABBOTT.
Illuminated Title page and numerous Engravings l8mo,
Muslin.
THE WEST INDIES AND THE SPANISH MAIN.
By ANTHONY TRoLLoPE, Author Of doctor ThOrne, "The
Bertrams," &C I2mo.
A MOTHERS TRIALS; or The First Born. Novel.
By the Author Ct my Lady" l2mO,
THE MILL ON THE FLOSS. A Novel, By GEORGE
EIoT, Author Of adam Beds, and "soenes Of Clerical
Life Library Edition. l2rao.
ELEPHANTS JAPAN AND CHINA Narrative of
the Earl Of Egn Mission to China and JspAn, the
Yers Is57 49, so. By LArRKScE OLPHANT, Private Sec
reary Of Lord Elgin. IluStrstons. Svo.
GODWIN'S HISTORY OF FRANCE. The History
of France From the Earliest Times to the French Revolu
sVo, Muslin
LIFE OF STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. By J. W. SHEA
HAN Editor or the CHICAGO Times. With Portrait. In
One Volume 500 pages l2mo.
A SERIES OF SCHOOL AND FAMILY READERS.
Aiming at the Highest Degree Of Usedlness Splsnddy
Ilustratrsted. By MARCUS Wilson The Primer, and
the First Second Third and Fourth Readers ready Ger
full Description, Prices, Terms for Introduction, &C.
Circulars and Harpers Catalogue which be obtained
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EXPRESS FREIGHT.

TN5HE Nashville Chattanooga arOsd Company in con-
pection With Roads below, running an Express
Freight Trim from Charleston and Savannah 70 Nashville, at
slower soeed bat with the certainty As their passenger
trains No delay to freghts BY this route.
iang6-tf xsBP K. W. COLE, sup't.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

NO" oner for sale my Farm, situated on the Louisville
Branch turnpike road, three miles from the city Il is well
satered highly improved. desirable place containing
land. ALRXANDER ATITsOY
iune7-2m
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II HIS medicine uneq0Alled for Disrhea, Dyererry
other disorders of like nature. In OF Bloody
EIuX, it unequaled The Board Of Health Of New York.
and the Imperial Hospital ST. Peersbur, both report
most reliable agent in all the early Of Cholera No
family should be without it. in the hour where young children
liable suffer from eating fyu
dy must then be appled-no time to wait ths Doctor
This medicine be relied price only so cents
enougt to take of whole family whole season.
mayl7 MACKENZIE q MTNCHIN.
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LIFE OF STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. By J. W. SHEA
HAN, Editor the Chicago Times. With Portrait. In
One Volume, 500 pages, l2mo.
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USf received assortment FuII Bosom shirts win and
a. without collars hOso Lnen, ahre and Bishop Lawn
Also suailo Of shirts with eas embroidsrsa bosoms
api McGTLL
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COAL Oh LAMPS
q DOZEN Coal Oh Lamps. o various EJles, atsd Via
= VasSs-% Sss-si-''- ''''- ~ = aRliss. BROWN o..
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MOTHER invoice Of seasonahle underwear 81 silk
gauze merino cashmere, isis thFpad nen ackouet ana
plain eOttOa, rscsvsd and for sals hy SH AcGILL
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IMP ERIAL WINE BITTERS.
We challenge the werd produce their equal Though they
have been before the public for year only yet they are used
and highly approved Of from Maine Salt Lake As
remedy for Incpient Consumption Indgeon Dyspepsia Piles
Nervous 3eases Female Complaints, and all fequir
tonic they unsurpassed Asa Beverage they truly de-
ghtfu For the aged and inrm for adults children Of
delicate constitu'i IN they without arrival.
For the Of throat among the Clergy they
act like charm.
Ueed in connection with pure C0c Liver Oil cured
Of chronic Consumption in Albany New had been
pronounced as ncuabe By Of the distinguished Pny
scians In New York City, Mr. Mcran Of Brooklyn had
his entire right aide parayzed by being thrown from
1856 BE commenced the Of these Btsrs in November last
and is well.
Mr. Britain, Editor OF "7As Banner of Lig published in
Boston, and Mr GREENWOOD No 20 Broad street, York were
both cured Of Piles OF long standing and Of the obstinate
character.
Hundreds Of suffering from Indigestion and Dyspepsia
have been cured BY using these Bers We have
possession which pubhed would every Female
land TO supply herself with these truly valuable Bers
CHARLES WEDDIPIELD & co, Proprietors,
TS William street, New York
Solo By DEM0VILLE & CO., Nashville, Tenn, and Drug
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MarshaI's Sale of Real Estate.

MafSnaIS sale OF HeaI Estate.
virtue fsundry executions directed from
bic United States Circuit Court for the Middle District
Tennessee, sitting Nashville will public
highest bidder cash, in the city OF Nashville the Court
House. Saturday, the 9Th day September 1860 right
which James Nicho EichoI Jr
own acquire in and the following
OF land lying in Davidson county, about ~ miles North
Of the city Of Nashville the Hyde Ferry Turnpike road
being parcel Of land eontApg 30 sres
laid of allotted by commiss oHers John Nichol S
for and John Nichol by decree
at Nashville the 10th day May 1852 and
which decree is registered the Registers Office in Davidson
county, No 10, pages 29 and l3 For pscu
description Of which, reference here made to said Decree
registered aforesaid.
Levitd upon the property Of james and Tohn Nebo h
and to satisfy ing executions: No 46, Levy Co
vs. James Nichol; l747, Thomas Wood 4 Co Jams
Nichol No I74S, Wood, Corey Wood James Ncho No
l749 William Ensly Co James Nichol; No 1903 In
skeep shackeord McKie James Nichol No leO4 Viii
liam Ensly John Ncho r 70 1906 Inskeep, Shack
eiford Mckee James John Nichol, jr No 1876, Alex
Stewart Co VS. James NchOl; No 2O46 SG1uel Cochran
Co VS. James and NlchOI r No 2O4 D0runas Nixon
VS. james Nichol; No 2O49. JAfrsy SON James
Mic OIL No 2O53 Watson Hdebremn James NchO No
1854 Cheesebough Stevens &c James Nicho No 205
Carleton Frotbngham James Nichol; No 2249, 0den
hemer Il Tennent James Nicool.
Sale within legal retrospective and without reserve. This
I7h day Of July, 1860.
J. B. CLEMENTS. q. s. Marshal
July l0-itds for the Middle District OF Tennessee.
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Buggy for sale.
A LIGHT second hand Buggy bargain viii Be given BY
a applyingto to IL BROWN,
juIy3-lm ~ Cherry street,
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Tyree Springs,


7TII he opened for the accommodation Of YsoTs y The
w 10fh OF June. Persons desiruus Of visiting he
advance this time will accom- nodated on reason
ale terms by application at the Office Of Wetraore Ego
TIE s RUSsW1RN
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NAsHvILLE ANp CHArTANooGA =. =.

OHA No \ UE 8DHNA1NV y N1As
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, APRIL 29tlA, 1850,
Passenger Trains, East and West, will follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville t4A NJ and SPIN
Arrive 1t chattanooga l:50 II and las A NJ.
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at 7:s0 N and T:3O P n.
Arrive at Nashville at II and "a NJ.
Ii rail connection and shortest Boston, New York.
"a Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City RiehnOn
PeterSburg, Lynchbug Knoxville Savannah, Charleston,
Montgomery, Mem bis New Orleans, &c.
Both Trans connect at Stevenson with Trains Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and Chaanooea with Trains
hast Tennessee and Georgia and Western and Atlantic Railroads
Through TicEe may be had at any hour application 70
Ticket Agent at Office ut Depot the following places and
at the following prices, Wis:
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EnR LouISvILLE ann CINCINNATI

APPLETON'S NEW RAILROAD GUIDE
FOR JULY Is6O JUST RECEIVED BY
r. HAGAN,
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NUMBER 98.
Louisville and Nashville
RzlEERoRD.

1.-TWO through Express ssseu-R Ir.su 49,, N..hvl.
~ 7l las1E close ssnnssons AZ Louisville sor
NeG iork session. thilade pa, Baltimore Wnshington Cit
Buffalo, Niagara Raii, cssad ncinnsts 81 IosIs sr5 s
fsr west. -~--'Ss. ~ ~ ~Iu tls
On and sftsr SUNDAY, Tsy sh, JsSO trains wi run n.
First train leaves Nashville at so n tally Al a.
-- oo1s olSen olassoH 'anctca, EzabshosFn. all
regular satons uhen snaed By faE, snd srivs a Iuis
vile at 1:40 n. 80 = -'-i'
Returning leaves Louisville At $40 NJ stnpnry q. -
AID arriving IN Nashville AZ 2 pm. ~
Second tFsin, Express, leaves Nashville at $50 n
daily, Sundays exceptsdl stopping frst train sS a
in louisville s 33J A. D. Returning leaves LouisT5lls AZ
go P. NJ stopping ADORE and arriving in Nashville Al eS
P. NJ. -
Gastin Accommodation Train leaves Nashville daily rsun
days excepted At 43O p NJ and arTvngin GAatn at0PN
Returning leaves Galatn 100 NJ and arrives in NsShve
at 600 A. n. - ~ = ta @ ~ r
Through tickets at the Depot for all points North
East and West, with many different ROUTES.
JNo. B. ANDERSON, sun.
Al. C1er'i. Ticket .Agft
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Gbs 9asb6IIIe Onion arS anrsriitan.


TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE SQUARE
IN TIE DAILY
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REmovA 0
DR.. J. BOVEE DODS'
Imperial Wine Bitters!


Re made from spure and unadulteaed Wine which
g only house the United States Also, from the fo
ing valuable Roots Herbs &C. viz solomens Sta spikens
Camomile Flowers, 6entan Wild Cherry Tree Bark
snd Bayberry. 80 -
We Challenge the World to Produce their
Equa1!I
We do not profess to have discovered some Roots only
70 tne Indians Of South smeru sail diseases
Rncn me nesh heir to- but claim to public
truly valuable PREPARATION every INTELLIGENT Pkycan
lNCIPIENT CONSU MPTION,
Weak LGrss Indisson Dyspepsia, Diseases Of the Nervous
SYSTEM Piles diseases peculiar Females Debility
aad all cases requiring Tonic, they are
UNSUR PASSED!
valuable.
For lhe aged and nnrm, for persons Of wea
for Ministers Of the Gospel Lawyers all public speaker
for BOOK keepers Taors Sesmsreses Students Artists and
AL persons leading sedentaay life they prove truly bene
fetal. - -
As Beverage they wholesome, innocent. and dec 70
the taste They produce all the exharsng effects Of Buyo
Wine, without Intoxicating and vauabe remedy fer er
sons addicted % excessive use Of strong drink, and wish to re
frain from il. They pure entirely free from TIE
country is fceced.
These bers not only cure, but prevent disease and he
used BY all who live in country where the water Is b
where chs and Feve prevalent Being entirely nnocens
and harmless they may be given freely to Children infants
with mpunity.
Physicians Clergvmen temperance advocates as an act
Of humanity should assist in spreading these truly valuable
Bers the land and thereby essentially in bsnhiDV
Drunkenness and Disease.
CHARLES WIDDIPIELD & co ,Proprietors.
rs William street, New York.
And sold BY Druggists generally.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Georgia,
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THE PuREIC ACTS.

Persons wishing procure copies Of the Public Acts OF the
Legislature closed obtain tm by applying al this Of
Ace the Secretary Of STATE, there few copies for
at SL0O pc: GprH
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EdgefieId and Kentucky Railroad.
kH@R@lsM D II u II 81 III

Nashville 10 CIaFksVille, Hopkins
willie, RuSSeIIViIIe, Nc.
ON after Saturday, April 1867 trains and from
" Clarksvlle daily
Leave Nashville at 30 A NJ, and 45PM
Arrive at Clarksville at 1925 A NJ, and 7:l5 II.
RETURNING.
Leave ClarksviIIe ct A NJ. and 245PM
Arrive at Nashville at 10 NJ and Up NJ.
The morning train Nashville connects at Springfield with
daily RusselviIIe and at Tas Station,
State Line, with Slaughter Co.'S Daily line Of fourhorse
Coaches Hopkinsville KY via Trenton, Pembroke &c
From Hopkinsvle stages Columbus KY Paducsh,
Smithland. Eddyville and Henderson.
Fare from Nashville to Hopknsvile 81 50.
A. ANDERSON, Chief Engineer,
apI7d Edgeheld k Kentucky Railroad
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NHW BoOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
new Book by the Anthor Of the LANPLIsHrER, entitled
GEL FUR II E ID s."
p,.h f. IEAGAN.
.Y.o yo,,.r, ot Arrx,NpER VoN HuMBBoD his bosom
Henu . " 4. II AGANs
Also, DOw's short Patent sermons and Ma
sneeh fOe''S' hO ~ r. HAGAN.
Also, RutIedge, a Novel, and AbOE1glnaA
AA'eh hAN'' y Z. HAGANs
10 =, 4 College street.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
f - ssl
Tennessee and Alabama RaiIrOad.
TIME TABLE.
SUNDAY, APRIL 90, 1860;

COMMENCING SUNDAY, APRIL 20, 1850:
Going SOuth.
Leave Nashville AS A NJ arrive At Columbia 7O5 NJ.
Leave Nashville 2.55 n, arrive 1t Columbia SIS NJ.
Going North:
Leave Columbia 7:3O NJ arrive at Nashville 10 NJ.
Leave Columbia Las NJ. arrive at Nashville P N.
TTVHE Morning going South connects with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad az Decatur.
The Evening Train going suth connects at Columbia with
Train to Mount PleasSot and Pulaski.
Evening going Nrrth close connection at
Nashville with Louisville and Nashville Sarosd from and amer
Morday, May 9TH, Louisville and ell Eastern cite But one
train Sunday. ON. PERKINS,,
mayi-lm sPB&E Superintendent.
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Lnnd fOr Snle.

Land for Sale.
AM offering for sale 4 the desirable small Pse
Tennessee, situated Sumner courty. Immediately on me
Nashville Gaan Turnpike read eighteen miles tto s
former and eight miles from latter place. Winn mar
Of Saundersv At which aee tere is depot Ct The Nashville
and louisville Railroad in an hours Of HashSiis
The place contaios thirty Eve aires Ano ln
repair the soil is excellent Thers is thrifty young oreAao
beautifuy he ged in W Usage Orange The dHeng atEo
story Brick with large anu heat frame
out houses; we'll Of excellent Waier gooo esiern
and spring. 80, rza,, II =, -,
reS The balance finely tmbeed and well set In blue
grass Being determined to move sonn VII sell 6argi in
the abave places. JAMES skAhALlN
iunel4-d&E3n
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July l0-dtl
RefrigeratOrS.
Grafenberg DysenIery syrup.

oNG wanted have last fresh supply Of the fauou
Philadelphia ReigerAors which, for usefulness and econ
omy unequalled. MACKENZIE & MINoHIN.
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RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE

RENEWABLE AT PLEAsuRE
onsquare, year. SSQ-Eaeh additional Square, So
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
oEE per Square for the ht snd FET oEs foF each
subsequent Lsertion
Advertisements published in boh the Daily and Weekly, will
charged the full daily rates with half the weekly rates
added.
kaaer
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NAsHOfLLE, s,
DIVIDEND Of five So dollars Of the profits
Of past six months, has this day been decIsrd able
demand. COREY, Cashier.
'uly4-lH
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Strawberries.

Straw berries.
NoW the time for Fruit Jsrs Before you buy any,
IN inc the cheapest and best
THE TEMPEST FRUIT JARS
Are great demand article and the cheapest in the
market lmAyI7l MACKENZIE & MINCHINs
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A1leghany Springs!
monsromsrr Comfy. virr,nI,

Montgomery Comfy Virginia.
TFNHE ProPrieton having purchased this Watering
furnished h with entirely furniture Of the best class,
will open for the reception Of visitors the 18th day
of Junes
Having accommodations An5 made liberal arrange
mens for the eomfOrtO their guests they hztter themselves
that but few Nf anyJ Watering Places viii afford the
fractions this.
Il in the county Of MONTGOMERY 81 miles from
ShaEsvine Depot, Virginia and Tennessee Raroad) The
beautiful and attractive found the
Mounsns Of Virgins. The Water has acquired s1c ePGa
honn the lasfew that is anyng
IN comnendahon Of it, II s considered secHe fcr ne
worst dSordsd conditions Of the Stomach Bowels and bs
and for prosraon Of the system We might a2PeDa
number Of certificates from Physcsbs and others
with its merits and to these night be added Gd
Passengers will met ShaTsvile BY Foar HofsS @ o.-.
buses, convey them road TO The Sprlnss ~
leaving Baltimore, Washington, Richmond. and -
the morning, arrive at the springs the same aay $50
south will and the same the arrival
nneIa-iza, % - - BOOTH. oOLH0uN 4 co.
Kingston Springs
for the reception ofvistors On and aier Tuesday
az "a a. ~ INV M JErsEE viii run an accom-
oator ON uibus leaving the seHanse hoe every lnesday
ThursdsV and Saturday O'Clock, "a, arriving a tEe
u ~ ,,s5seaI qualities Of these Springs are we'll
% r dvspcpsa diseases Of the liver and for complaints
incident females they are Ihere are aye Eul-
buT priu9s o quaes eesi1es free stone and newly
Terms--Psr 81 50
g Neek..-.--..-..... ..-...-...-.. 3 90
3" Month. ....... 30 90
Horse per Eesk-....-- so
''''-''- - - wM. 7. YEArMAN,
E. J. KREIDER,
JuneS7-9m sunerutendents
C,HEEsE.-IO Boxes Prime Nsv,iu.t .sssvsasy
~ D DICKEY,
jalyd t4l Market street;
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Gold Pens.
A CHOICE LOT OF THE BEST PENS,
JUST RECETTED By
junes JOHN YORK & CO.
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LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
May be obtained on the usual terms in the
Bluff City Insurance COmDanV,
MEMPHIS, ZEHNKSSEE
HOME Institution, its being all kept in the State
HI. X. & p. r. PECK, Agents
Colonnsde Buildings Nashville Tenn
A Boarding and Day school.

XNTILL be opened Sep tenn be 1st in Nashville By
Wv W. NICHOLS, formerly Principal Of the Florence Pc.
male Academy Alsbama and during the last years
er in the Nashville Female Academy.
The building selected for this Institution is at the termination
OF Spruce street, and is Known the Couzsins
The course OF instruction will comprise usual
" required in English education The competent Pro
fessors in Music, Drawing. French, &c, engaged.
III ? For particulars address j. W. NICHOLS,
iune8-3m Nashville.
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StEtl their address to FULLAM, proprietor Of the
I Stencil Tool Works Spring field VI old pioneer
% Is EtII open Springfield VI Eastern Office l3 Merchants
F1bange Boston PrlncipA Oce 22 Broadway New York.
M nIv practical Stencil Tools made patented by FUL
and sold for SlO including stock enough to retail for $780,
VIII activity this may be realized by
tr,s snvwhere The tools will exchanged new
~ ysn A. any ue within 10 years used with ProTeE
cERTIFIcA1E NY REFERENCES.
U s signed being residents Of Springfield Vt,
er certify ta; We acquainted with fULLAH, who is
in the manu- acure nf Stencil Tools, and consider
% ysDonsihe for the honorable fulhment Of all
actS and for ali sums money sent him for his Tools
u Coburn President Of Exchange Bank, springfield VI
Albert Brown, Cashier Of Exchange Bank.
Geo W Porter, Trea, OF Springfield Savings Bank
Henry Closson, Jusee Of Probate Court.
Geo. WAshburn, Postmaster.
samuel W. Porter, Clerk Of Real Estate Records.
- lF9r,
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Most Extensive
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
MANUFACTORY.

EMTM. KEABE CO., Nos l. 3 and 7, Futaw street. Of
Baltimore, respectfully inform their Southern friends
that they have enlarged their csy and prepared to
supply the demand for their They unqueson-
ably the most durable and contain the latest improvements
and fully guaranteed for five For
Of tone and agreeable ouch they unequalled
Thaberz sskosch and other psns have used them
their concerts and have ven certificates for their superiority
They have for the last ten taken the first premiums
all competition in all the different States where they have
exhibited. Last they received five first premiums
Montgomery, Ala One for the Southern piano. and
one for the best against all competition
full supply Of the above celebrated instruments viii
ceiving by J. A. MCCLURE,
mays, '6O-d&Ely Sole Agent, Nashville.
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In retiring from business with the hope improving my
health solicit continuance Of the patronage Of friends
my successors. T. FLEMING.
rnavS-ff
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A SERIES OF SCHOOL AND FAMILY READERS
Aiming at the Highest Degree Of Usefdness Splsndiiy
Iustratrsted. By MARCUS WILSON. The Primer, and
the First Second, Third and Fourth Readers ready Ger
full Descriptions Prces Terms for Introduction, &c,
Circulars and Harpes Catalogue, which may obtained
Rratuitously on applcationO
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-03-07

MARYLAND AND THE UNIoN.-The resolutions
of the South Carolina Legislature, proposing a
convention of the Southern States, for the pur-
pose inaugurating disunion movement, were
read lately before the Legislature Of Maryland.
The leading men Of both parties denounced
them as proposition for national treason.
There was quite strong vote to lay them on
the table, without reading them, and they would
have been so disposed of, but for the plea OF re-
spect to a sovereign State. Gov. Hicks, in a
letter to the Governor of South Carolina, in.
forms the latter that Maryland cannot see any
relief, but only injury, in the establish ment on
her borders of foreign asylum for her fugitive
slaves.