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Mrs Ninsiow, experienced nurse IA
emale physician has soothing syrup for children
eethirg, which greatly facilitates the process Of
teethsg by softening the Eumsre Iucing aIlinaarns
oB-wilI siay all pain and sure TO rcgulatethe
bowels Depend upon II, mothers, IL will give rest
yourselves sDd relief and health TO your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement n
nothereolumn, nne7dxwiy
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j. b. ATKEN'S
FAMILY KNITTING MACHINE,

FOR FLAMES AND FAAiL1 USE;
Making pair q Mems SOcSs in The short time nj
STxTrEN MINUTES On exhibition at No. Z Pubic
Square A HAkINEi-L . w. ARen e.
Agents wanted apr3-Iw
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MosT WELCoNE.--Tbe Nashville Patriot was
repre- sented here. this week, in the person Of
Anthony S. Camp, Esq. alas The Subseri-
Der, AN individual whom the world knows
to be, in form, the stareliest of the stately
in bumor, q little less facetious than Punch
himseli-and in principle, seen as just
man" as one can find in the human family
He did us the honor of calling at cur rude
saBctum. aud while there fairly transported
us with his exhausiless bon mos Dull care is
unknown wherever 1.-The Subscriber" Camps.
We warn him never to revisit Gallatin--
without accepting the hospitalities of our
shanty.-GolEafu E1dmner.
The local Ntl0s copies the above, ard says
that personal difficulty between the Local
of the Examiner and the Subscriber" is like
ly to grow out of it, and that the weapons
used will be champagne bottles. 1t is under
stood on Deaderick that the Subscriber"
will get the Local of the Nears to act as his
second, as it is well known that in case the
principal failed TO come to time, his second
conld, in fight of that sort, fan out" half
the best shots in Galatin.
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The popularity Of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
$eGEyT, is coextensive with the civilization ofthe
yso5o- Other articles claim IT, GIlerLGte pain and
&iistress-tbis eEres- Family Physicians, Govern
Hospitals, Farriers, Planters Farmers, Livery
Fnea, &C. have particularly demonstrated this fact
s1hrOaghout the world No article ever before re
ceived such undivided praise and sappeTtfrom Aed-
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Mustang Liniment.
vALUABLE HORSE SAVED,

Mr.. ;. IIroH, Hyde iark, VT, wrtes:-'' That the
asrse was considered Worthless" (his case was
SPAWN } a. bun since the free of the Mustang
Linin-nt have sold him SIJO cash. Your
-lnimsni has been doing wonders up here"
42o BROAD STREET ,PmLADELrHIA, Pa.
(R-tracf.) ''In Efing the kettle from the IRE II
became uBmsDag eabe, tilted over, and scalded my
hands very severely, almost to crisp 1t was an
awful sight The Mustang IIuiment appeared 60 ex-
ract the pain. I healed rapidly, without soreness,
md left no scar OF account Truly yours,
&C AlA-Es FOSfER.'
Such language this Is bat the constant and natu-
PAL echo wherever this article Is used
This Iinsuent IS iBdtsiiens te.c 20 planters and
k~.sers of -hSrscs aud IA ales. Mr. JoHN DANIELS,
III Montgomery, Ala, Sold siiS tor ssOu, hV ~as
Baissd from utter usSle>shrss BY lhis LlninenS-
Every family shotid have 10. Be very particular
nd enquire for the Mustang Liniment anu taAe NO
Ether.
= Sold by all dealers throughout North and South
Amsrica Europe, aud the lsltuds ct the Ocean FOR
5 cents, so cents, and 3 per hottie.
BARNkss a PARK, New York
noy25-6mdtxSw
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LATE PAPEl.s.-We are indebted 10 F. Ha-
GAN, College Street. through oar young
friend SMITH. Tor copies Of the last numbers
OF Yaakse as<iOas, the " y. Asrewy, and
Bssd,cs a ksa.
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ss- For pretty and cheap Dry Goods call On
Nicholson Humphrey a. M. - Sossk sade Of the
Square They are receiving dsily One stock % both
FaHey @aa Staple Goods which they selling III
tie cheaper than any ether house IN the city.
marlS-.f
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~ We are again Indebted 30 the news
boys. sur4Isas ..ad SLOAN. Soc Cincinnati
papers Ia advance Of The mail.
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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 Calculi, 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
hfs great desitieratans IL hediciae, a
certain aud safe cure FOR Gkese 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 gres,
efficacy; and if it does net do what he
represents il to do, he would ike to
know it and let it be exposed; but il
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 to FIVE;
though it has been known to take ten
bottles where there were extremely
large formations of Calculi or Stone
to be dissolved in the bladder.
For the efficacy of the Bithontriptie
see the Circular, containing some of the
most wonderful certificates in the world,
around each bottle.
!,
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~NizsLI,, HoorkR & Co. are 10 receipt
Of another large ios Of thoss White Aesaan-
mock Seed Potsles
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New Orleans Races--Metairio Course

SECOND DAY.
SATURDAY, March 31.-Sweepstskes for year olds
-S2Ju subscrpIiUn-SlOO forfeit-S30O added-me
heats.
Thos. I. Wells gr. C. by imp Yorkshire, out Of
GrlSScu L
d Kenner's b. c. Sid Story, by Vandy Ike, out
Of Ha penny ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Stephen Minors CHI. f. Viola, by imp. YOI kshire,
OF imp. Britannia ......-...........S
Messrs. HaTbiI, Minor, Oliver, Bringler, sly
manski, Ogi!vie, and PoludeNter - pd #.
lime, 1s47 1F-l:46-
SANE DAY "A sweepstske for year olds-S300
subscription-SlOO ioif.it-S50 dec aIon-s51U adj
ded by the c.ub-two mile heats.
Nicer Ia & barper's Gu. C. Endorser, by
Wagner, out Of Fanny Co.,. ...... l 1
W. J. Minors CHI c. Reserve, by Lecomte,
out of la Nictime ..--..............-... 3
T. n T. W. D,swe.l's CHI c. Exchequer by
Revenue, out of Nna........ .-......
ID r Kenner's CHI. I. Souvenir, by Lecomte,
ou1 OF Medina 4 or
Thos J. Wells CD. Uncle Jen, by Le-
comte, out Of Miss Riddle ............... dist.
LIST Heat % Heat Sd Heat.
First mile 49,. II 4s2< l:47....-...15
Second mile. ! 10 --...--.-1 -56L4 ....15oL
8:s5l s43X 8.44s[
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Ina single night

As mems have changed from sadden fears"
Care aud sorrow turned as hair white. But
what could have blanched the hair of this
rat: BE may have been thrashed Literally
raf-lanal-out Of his natural color By his cruel
parents; he may have been frightened colos-
less by the sight OF ghost; he may have
fallen victim TO some villAinous patent hair
dye, as did the illastrious TIrrLkBkT Trr-
NOISE; lie may have been crossed in love or
b. may have boarded bis al ctions and let
concealment, like a worm i the bad, feed on
his slaty hue. But Is impossible nos to tell !;
for be died and made 40 sign, leaving the
history Of his heart, his hopes and his hue 10
the mercy o: A,ssman curiosity and eonjee-
ture. Res qaiss, CAT. IN pace.
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CIGARs AND MANUFACTURED ToBAcco.-To
THE RETAIL TRxDE.-Tbe wholesale cigar
and manufactured tobocco trade of Nashville
is keeping pace with the PROCESS of the city,
and has grown 10 be an important branch of
business. Quite number Of houses here
deal extensively in these articles, and are
daily sending of dray loads Of goods TO all
the interior town and villages of the country
Among the largest and most reliable houses
of this kind ia the city is that Of j. w.
LANGLEY d Co, on Union street, where the
retail trade will ind at all times every va
rieiy of chewing and smoking tobacco, cigars,
pipes, ETC., on as favorable terms as are offer
ed anywhere. Mr.. LANGLEY. a bigh-toned,
thoroughly reliable gentleman, has much ex-
perience in bis line of trade. He is the agent
for the most celebrated manufacturers of to
bacco in Virginia, and is never without a full
supply of the best brands. He imports bis
finer cigars from Havana, but keeps a large
number of hands employed in manufacturing
a cheaper, though but little inferior article
to the imported. His stock, however, OF
both cigars and tobacco, embraces all grades
for which there is a demand.
The house of J. w. LANGLEY has not only
won unlimited favor throughout the country,
but enjoys the confidence of the most fas-
tidious smokers of the city.
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fzrF. HAaAx 4 Co. have received the
--latest Numerous publications Go and ges
the Bszzsa # Ia and Tzzkss hstsss4
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mARRaED.

a. 2 o'sisck, p. ", yesterday, April Sd. ~ the
resdeass Of Mr. o. y. Noel. % this cay By Rev. J.
b. MeFerEa-, Mr. R, 5. BOWLS, q NarsreesbOro,
aud iss Many 3. Ga COW
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RESTORE 1.-THE writer hereof lost last
Friday one of Shepherds Gold Pens with
black handle. He will be obliged to the
finder, if the pen is restored to him.
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RHEUMATISM

Of years. standing, has been totally cured Piles,
Ulcers Tuners, sunnng Sores, scr"fula stf Joints,
FeIOns, sweIIings, Burns, Bites, BoIs, Chaps, Neu
.aIgia, Salt Rheum and all aches aud pains upon
man and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, Sc.
such RingOOne Call scratches, spawn Poll Evil
sweeney ,HooG-all, sc are su6daed lad cured by
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CAN ATES.
ELEcrIoS ON THURSDAY. NAY 24rH.
corrected Weekly

e. We are requested Ia 1Hn0ance = L. ffxLkf as
oAasidls Tor Attorney Gencfai OF the >iata tadi-
slAi csrcu keetIo. Ms, fseo.
Get lI-fc
go Ne are authorized 70 announce JAMS 4.
Rams, ESQ.,, Candidate for tie once II Attorney
GeaefAl ~ the SIath Judicial careut, composed of
tae counties OF Davidson, Samesr aRd williamson
Elsction next Nay. oetS-te
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A WnITE RAT.-Mr. PENrEcosT, of the
Up-and Up Livery Stable, on sDeaderick
Street, yesterday killed rat that was per-
fectly white,-not from age, for he seemed
scarcely to have attained the prime of rat
hood, but from some cause wholly unknown
to depuncnt, and utterly inscrutable to the
faculty. BYRoN'S PARAsrSA says:
my hair is gray, but not with years,
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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

"AvING assocated ourselves together for the
LII the pari'cSe oil transacting General Grocery,
Commission and Receiving and Forwarding Business
Ne feel assured from long experience this busi
ness, that We eau give atsfac0n all who may ia
yor us with their patronage II Is intention TO
keep constantly la store well assorted OF Gro
ceres Wines and Liquors, and dete RIM ticn
sell them as cheap they be bought eisewh.re
j. n. 81 A. SPERRY.
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SDR LMtoTT'ss2
Ghalgbeate 2ills.


An aperient and stomachic preparation Of
IRON purified Of Oxygen and Carbon by COM
bustion in Hydrogen, Of high medical author
ity and extraordinary efficacy IN each Of the
following eSnplaints, VIZ: - -
DEBILIII. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, ETA
CIATI0N, DYSPEPSIA, DtARR3EA. C0NSII-
PATTON ScR0FULA. SALT RHEUM, SCuRvY.
JAUEDICE. LIVER COMPLAINTS RHLuMA-
TISM. MERCURIAL CONSEQUENCES, INTER
MITTENT FEVERS. NEURALGIA CHRONIC
HEADACHES. FEMALE WEAKNESS, MIS-
MEEsTRUATI0N. WHITES, cdLoRoSfs. ETC..
pTMPLEs ON THE FACE, RoUaHREsS OF
THE SKIN. etc.
The IRON being absorbed by the blood. and
thus circulating through the whole SYSTEM, no
part Of the body can escape their truly wonder
ful influence q
no preparation Of Iron can for moment 10
compared with il. Impurities Of tho blood, de-
preston Of vital energy, pale ana otherwise
sickiy compilations indicate its necessity In al
most every conceivable case. In all eases Of
female debility thuor aihns. eAlorcsas ete-,, IN
effects are delie htfully renovating. No remedy
has sver bsen discovered, in the whole history
OF msdicine. which exerts such prompt harry,
and .ully restorative effects. Good appstte soni-
plete digestion, rapid acquisition OF Strength
with an unusual disposition for active ana
cheerful exercise, immediately follow iH US.
As a grand stomaehie and general restorative
il has no superior and no substitutes
Pat mp In neat flaf metal boxes eonfstn-nE
so pills. l,zice 80 cents per box st os1se.
a. sor cue Cores huxe<- - %. Eor sHts ~
Drts-rfsfs generally. VIII be sent tsee 70
any address receipt OF the PRICE N ieS
tiers, orders, etc.. shossid be asidFc<sea 60
r. B. LOCKE Sc CO.,
General AGENTS.
$50 BROADWAY, n.
rB.-Tne above Is n facsimile 81 tfs
label oa each box.
dee22-dirIwk~ly
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sit LUX ct Lux Fuif
COAL OIL LAMP S

AlFehste iast rec<ise4 aaptasr sapfiy & Coal oil
w lamp, Azzl "a ~hieA soD- gufy haaasus.ne
Ptttsrnz FArssfs 81 kf1se szk .sG sl.Als bzsr
sea - se t<ss tsss<as fussnszs a=aas7
ssPsrtoE q aaf osaef Lamp hsEsrs lls esbfar
Hnsxs, slma taE "a cs4ssts eezlsas eszssy sea eie
ssee "a salsh. elz<aia=s< <zd seeeaaak ose Isasp
naee azs- re- . sc asse i1zpastsa u E.sn
i tsese Ian szes. ea@u<zEal @Fsc4a free <r3-n
Aay o1s14vs o4lsf. -S&F~s spe. <lsa s<>.is
asa c4rp1S e<a<1l1x AL = III ao< a. nlo1s.
34<Set szuHz co.
Ess.s<sls Rss>li psaSszsss, -. - funszz scare
Ssssvz.is, fszn. taa< I'D
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 4, 1860.

koncE TO CASDIDAIEz--we viii not insert heFea-
ter any persons candidate for Office in the
PATRIor, unless paid for In advance. maris-1
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Commercial.
DAlLY PATxlar OFflcE.

DxfLY PAfxlaT OffIcg.
NASHVILLE. April 4. isso.
C0TToS.-Sales yesterday Of IL talss ~
sic; 4 At sios : at Sc p n
T0BAcCo.-Sold a. Fisher, Wheiess &
Cos 5 bids. At 50 IS. IS, 90. IS. IS.
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Don't Forget to Call.
EXHIBITION FREE.

ton TO sell them.
fXJE are RECEIVING Spring stock of
w FURNISHING GOODS,
embracing every tEIng usual Kept Ia Furnishing
Houses.
A Fine Stock of Shirts,
OF ALL Styles AND Ar ALL PRICES.
KID Gloves, aud ali other kinds;
A tine assortment of Umbrellas;
lanes, innameTlble;
Suspcn Uf every variety;
Hall Hose OF every description;
All Kinds o. Neck res;
USOE-kMEAk, Of every material;
iiaaJkercbIefs, only 10 be seeu 10 be admired;
Brushes, OF ala kiads &c. &C. &c.
C1ii a. store on Cherry street. one door South
Of Uoion, we wIil bes. Efforts TO meet
your wants and upon The uicst SATISFACTORY TgRMs.
marl7-tf J. H. AcGIl.L.
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Cigars and Tobacco.
$4,000 Henry Clay Cigars;
$500 Nap leon 40;
$500 La Competition Cigars, imported:
49, 90 GerIuan Cigars, yarioCs brands;
100 Gross Smoking Tobacco;
80 Boxes Lang sorn Y ArmIstead Tobacco;
"a j. A. Clay do;
IS do E. ID. White do;
so do Tennessee Tobacco, various brands;
And many other articles too numerous to mention
j. n Il ii. SPER2Y
MARRIOTT So Market ST.. Nashville, lem.
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XII sCsaEis Eresh oaaS NEAL, Iasa reserved
s}U as faF sale - tAs barrel e. sark
April EkzJ Z. s1IkznS co.
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wehaxepnt ep tsd sold thts Rrticleror orerteo
years, and cAs szt. II coSS BEScE AxDFxcrH ct
10. ~a&s ne have never ben 4sic zay Of
any esasr nssiscia~-SEy ~ HAs II FATT.EoIN
A sINtsI.E lSsfASCE. To-- EFREcr A CUIlEra@n
titneiy usalt Never did = kao< al f1slsnts
Of 1Istailzf4ction ~ any one sao used q,
the contrary, ali sre de - lighted wsth as oPnrs
tons, AID slssak 81 terms = Of asgAest commands
ton u as l1siea lelscts - All -asdical rirfaes
We spsak N tatF mzttrF n s.sGxs % K<oE.s
After ten yzAr's ezPeri ems FlkDss
axrrTsxfoz eo4 RS FIfrzt Hzar.tF SHAT uEsEns
bEz4zE- n lf1csfeveFy @iuzttace where ths ia
fant s1Hsrlag from psia aus exbaHsftas, reiis
VIII DC foaad IL afseea or iweaty sninates after
the sTssp = sstssLa.z =. seEeas sasszes<t =
Of f sas s s - a K ss s 5sssis XII
FuL NURSE Ae1 EsE - fzs.l All mas tee
a<sd eith SEfEEfAIi<@ ~ -rcrszsss
fIi1uSASllS - - C15ks-
Sotsaiy relieves ne child frsa8 rasa, ent iovls
crates the stomach aad - b.eis, ariit
lay .xna Esvestane sna ea ezss - tie wiaole avs
'.-- II ;.si ! lie 81 IS zsS
.sdaxerco-aee ansslsssns ? wa-eh = ass spssaIis
rsznezsed. end - de4zh = Ne 9elssse isfa< oest
d. 3 ~ ssz 80 a , "a s ss sillsS
sAethar q srises frem - teaslias- a. sz.zsz sny
otneF c4nea- He Epaia = - - sts5t Sot.et
<ho mas rtisa z.ss.ss [fA ny 81 sss fssszs-
lag eo,spi4l sIs--Ess MI = LsE ~ rtz. tDi'
Cas- S9k La Pat = 49, - e -lzA.s
49, 81 : ssze-srs, sszoizFfIf & kz-
20 fslss~ as SO - sass z.asss ne = zss-.s'<
ss ssis,,,,esieas a.irs .sli .ressAszsy saeA
sesfie Sons Eeualne ca lssz The &c zlHiie
cfIHrss fEskEsS, Ss~ = lar-. an ~ eaf
sell - fras-izfsE hreaRh esl - Ssgsfs
frssssls.l e3ce Sc I D Ezsstr "a Ns-E fofk
fassfzkt1x fsiss = sezss eeF eess's.
~ &.@RC1zss 49Enz
xrFE hzrs oesees esr lee DePo1 II ths - =
W - s-lls Hzz<. ea4 +. - 80 - CO , = <nF
: - zrz<@F< 50 : = - - - 7<t<7= t----
- -. 8 s. s e
S,r : -zs>z ,< ->zs-.<<r Esz<.= =. - <es>o< CO
- s.. sss 8 sEx,A.s ,ssrk1s ).
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ssrve, 10 the hig hest bidder.
On Monday, 7th of May next,
yITfII ne offered at Public Sale 20 Tracts OF L nd
w containing from q 10 III aces, beng subdi-
o. Tie lassaers Mil Tract, iscIudtng the e
Ae~saw Mil aud v ter Power OF Mr. i4lssatcr. All
of the lots well t1oeret. Aso--Nos. = 8. 10,
IL, Is, l. anu IN Garrstts original Plaza Of the
Stone property All OF the hove All be sold
acredt of AID 3 years, without interest, for
notes well endorsed and q Iiea retained. with . fe-
duction 10 the purchaser OF 10 per cent Tor cash.
ALSO.-feu LOIS, being sabdis IL Nos "a and
IS Ia Gzrrstts original plan These lots rout on tIss
Railroad and extend up the river, and will be sold
gu creot 81 and 3eAts, ~7tneat Interest, notes
endorsed aud lea ret asne1-
os all Tire Lands there = lair proportion % fus
river bottom ADORE. eve h.E and the hoie Of ths
lands are covered wlth a4e 1noer. We deem IL nIa-
necessity % say saS thing 10 PRAISE OF these LaEds
more taa STA pay nd tie z tic ih4s IL 81
ios; nO~ beginRsng be des eIoped The In Eneas.
water paHer uf tue .ad stone fssf asslak lately
sassed Into the hA1de ef se.sieEaca Id knew tier
value, sad thai they werp Purchased
10 soFk tisets excessively kaa prostsbsy.
Tue Foers q stats l> si2ksre allzost aaaai-
nous IA ftgor u AsnShsster tie potat shssh %
sossts the State PRISM, ans should tae Comlnsso-
b ~ me ssEHe opinion sse Pa2es e Winchester.
TIE IA S!il BOT Dc very lar ais2 ~iit
kIsssa As tas eestri ulaaafseraFlus tsxa- II
eseas the vAiae 0i teeseszzas esy guessed
M enslrs sa.s . si.lSat ressrss and ssasas re
gafa TO pfscs. 7. GARRETT,
g. ;. AZ ism.
p. S-Per seaS sha wish 70 attena this sals sasald
leave S4shytlie 90 Tie rsaaay ociacS =. 4. TT-ln
So Tbs Lenaan Hrrtla. zurFsesboFs' Tele.
81 ssa - sr>sstLs Casoiscia, ; bystlls -
sSpy III. aas sale 2.sa ssa3 III ~ ~
eost'cssoa- ssTS-s<s
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MRS. wfNsLow,

Nsxperteuced Surss and FeHaaie Phy sictsn, pre-
n seats - the attention of mothers, her
SCOT HIN q = \ X u p,
Fer Children Tsetbing
uhehgreafiy facilitates the process ~ teethips,s
softenlng the gums and reducing all innamation ,~i
sllsy ALI. PATS aud spzsmocie acton .ane Is
SUREToREGULATE TaE bowels
Dope nd npeA a.. Hzatltrrs il vii iFs restto yazr-
selves. ana
RELIEF aSDHEaEfg TO ToURfyFASzs.E
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BROKEN AND woRIBIESs-
Agricultural Bank Brownsville
Central Bank of Tennessee, Nashville
Farners' and Nechsnics' Bank, Memphis
Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Memphis Savings IgsfitEtjon-
Exchange Bank NUrfreestoro''
Mixers and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville.
Eank Of East Tennessee.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-04

80 bALIINUF-A STkEfI.
Il is Of the most extensive in this country, and
abe proPresOrs are Tally prepared 70 compete with
Sorthern Cities. feb2s-d2m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-04

We are now receiving lsrge and complete assert
ment oi Groceries, Wines Lilo doTs, Cigars aud To-
bacco. to which Ia yste your ateAtion Our stock
consists IN part Of the following ARTICLES:
Sugar and Godee.
80 hhds. Sugar; II boxes Boston Loaf:
$50 bhls pow. crush do; so bbls NJ ia ses;
30 do Conee Sugar; l50 bags baltimore Coffee.
Wines and liquors.
800 bhls rectiaed wh sky; so DO Newsom's do;
so do Robinson CO. do; 10 PSgs Brandy Wine Gin
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-04
NO Merchant
Fred. Hickey s. Sons,

Visiting Baltimore hoald fAn tosxaniae The stock
Of FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY. GLOVES, &c, kos
offered for sale by
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-04

As accidents ,ViIi happen, IN 'OeIi regulated
antilles it is very desirable 20 have cheap and
way for repairing Furniture, Toy Crock
cry, Sc.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-04

Sundries.
500 boxes Star Candies; zoo pkgs Raisins;
COG Kegs Hs; loo box Pickles 4 Catsup;
loo boxes Cheese; 20 do Oysters;
600 gross Matches; 100 boxes Tacks;
100 Jasou's Backing;+ 90 reams Wrap. Paper:
SO boxes CARROTS Snuh; 100 do Letter Paper;
SO reels Cutton Rope; leo bags Shot;
l50 doz PAutea BucSets; 20 kegs Bar Lead
SO do Tubs; leo KITS Mackerel Fish;
SO doz WASH Boarts; so bags Pepper spice:
SO coils grass jute Rope loo boxes Ground Ginger
$50 boxes Glassware; and Pepper.
500 drums Smyrna Figs;
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-04

Illinois BsukE... 5 dis
All notes Of this Stale
should b. cOUntersigned b.
the State OficeT, beng
then secured by deposit
II State ~ cks. when tiiis
- not done they are III
saieab!e.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-04

$50 BROADWAY. n.
N.B--T7se above Is n fac-ainsile 81 tn
label each box
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