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The Miscellaneous Works of Sir
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| ?. Life Of Sir Philip Sidney.
| ,. The Defence of Poesy.
4. Astrophel and Stella
| 6. The Lady Of May, A MaSque.
| J. VslOur Anatomical, in a Fancy.
Letter Queen Elizabeth, Ammo 1890, DsSuAdng her
| from Marrying the Duke Of Anjou
O. DiscourIe in Defence Of the Earl OF Leicester.
| 10. Letters, &C.
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Ell FUREIDIS. By Miss CUNMINs author of "The
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ELEPHANTS JAPAN AND CHINA Narrative of
the Earl Of Egn's Mission to China and Japan, in the
YeFrs f57 SO, So By LArRKNcE 0LPHAST, Private Sec
Rotary Of Lord Egin. illustrations. Svo.
GODwIN'S HISTORY OF FRANCE The History
Of France From the Earliest Times French Revou
tion Of l7se By PAszE GOODWIN VOL l. (Ancient Gaul
svo, Muslin
LIFE OF STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. By J. W. SHEA
Editor the OAcdgo Times. With Portrait. In
One Volume 500 pages, l2mo.
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Aiming the Highest Degree Of UsefalDes splendi1y
the First Second Third and Fourth Resder ready Ger
full Description, Prices, Terms Introduction, &c
Circulars and Hszpers Catalogue, which be obtained
gTatuitOr8ly aDDlicatiOnl
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LOST.

WE are prspA,ed to do TIE Tin-RoOsine and o,ss,
most subs antial manner and viii contracs or se AZ % low
So possible rats 7. d. BUBANE Z CO.,
Firstdoor below Post Once on Church street,
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NEW BOOKS.

NE" -9oOASo
new Book by the Anthor of the LAMPLGHTER, entitled
"EI REIDIS,
For sale by Il
Also, Letters OF ALEXANDER Won HUMBBoD to his bosom
fnd V,RgsBAE VoE EEsR the Second German edition
" S ~ ~ " +. HAGAN.
AISO. DOVVsS short Patent Sermons and Ma
sleen Poetry Four Series by Dow, Jt. For sale by
aIso. RutIedCe. Novel, and Aboriginal
InericanS, by AcoB AlsoT Just received and sale by
- f. HAGANs
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10OO SALARY FOR ALL WHO SEND

nnn SALARY FOR ALL WHO SEND
ZtINI their address to A FULLAM, proprietor OF the
American Stencil Tool Works. snrin VI The old pioneer
60 n rt opeu Springfield. w. Eastern Office - Merchants
exchange Principal OGce slS Broadway, New York
The only practical Stencil Tools made are patented by fUL
md sold for SlO including stock enough retail for
with activity this amount may be realized by in
49, tr,e Anywhere The tools viii exchanged and
- ven Al any time wi thin years used with proIe
cERTIFIcAIE FROM NY R1KRESoEs
We the undersigned being residents Of Springfield, W.
h.y csv that we are acquainted with FULLAH, who is
svcd jn Inc manu- acture If Stencil Tools and consider
Nm responsible for the honorable fuhlment OF all biz
rcts and for ali sums money sent him for his Tools
Colburn President Of Exchange Bank Springfield, VT
Albert Brown Cashier Of Exchange Bank.
Geo W Porter, Tres,urer OF Springfield Savings Bank
Henry Closson, Judge OF Probate Court
Geo. Wsshburn, Postmaster
samuel W. Porter Clerk OF Real Estate Records
july4-d?m
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NOW offer for sale my Farm. situated the louisville
Branch Turnpike road three mesfro the city. II is we'll
Eatered highly improved and derabe place. containing
tEo hundred about half in cultivation. the balance wood
land ALEXANDER ALLISON.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
8 % V
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad.

TIME TABLE.
COMmENCING SUNDAY, APRIL 90, 1850,
Going south.
Leave Nashville l:s5 NJ arrive at Coumhs 7:05 A NJ.
Leave Nashville 2:55 N, arrive at Columbia 5:3S NJ.
Gong North.
Leave Columbia z: 20 n arrive at Nashville 10 NJ
Leave Columbia Las NJ. arrive at Nashville P ID.
FTNHE Morning Train going South connects with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad at Decatur.
The Evening Train nth connects at Columbia with
Train to hount Pie asaat and PulasEi
Evening going nth makes close connection at
Nashville Louisville and ashyile NsirUsd from and after
Mo day. May 9TH, to Louisv al Eastern cite. But
train Sunday. W ON PERKINS,
msyi-Im ePB&S Superintendent
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RING STOCK
OF
A. V. ND.
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

NO. DR.. KING, formerly Of New York for the las,
SSs four years Of Louisville, Kentucky and who has
devoted hk attention to he treatment Of private diseases
thirty years, haers HIMSELF having attended practice
many years. and cured Thousands he il enabled TO
all diseases OF private nature matter how bad they
from inudous medical treatment from neglect Of own
DR. Kings Dspensary No % Deadrck street. between Cherry
and the Square, where he all diseases Of private
GoxoRHKA cured without nsucous medicine nteerens
from business
STRUCTURES Of old recent date eHectusl!y cured few
days, by operation pain Where Structure
exists health caLnet be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and uncermineB the constitution much.
sYFLs with ali the diseases Of the En growing Of neg
ect bad treatment, can heefecusy cured in few days,
SEMINAL WEAKEEs particular attention having been given 70
this disease AID all the growing out Of it, brought
in by the destructive habits Of nconsdrate
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
which will undermine the constitution rendering the subject
1T for business society, and causing premature old
Females who may be aborng with any difficulty Of the Womb
may rest assured Of immediate relief. -,
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating their case WIZ
fee ENCLOSED directed Dr. A King, No % peadeHe street
Nashville Tenn will have the MEDICINE sent 20 sn
address, with necessary directions Strict ohsve VN
hours from 9occck in the morning until in the evening"
nnay23. I859-d&wIv
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| ELEPHANTS JAPAN AND CHINA. Narrative of
the Earl Of Elgins Mission China and JAPAN in the
Yesrs s57 49, So By LArRKScE 0LIPHAET Private Sec
| rotary Of Lord Elgin. Illustrations. Svo.
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RefrigeratOFS.
GrRfenberg DysenIery SyruD.

ONG wanted have fresh supply Of the famou
Philadelphia ReigerAors, which, for usefulness and ecor
omy unequalled. MACKENZIE 4 MINCHIN.
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4 BOarding and Day SchooI.
Land for Sale.
Tyree springs,
GOId Pens.

beopeued for the accommodation Of visitors BY the
TX 1lth OF June. Persons DESTROYS Of visiting the
ADVANCE Of time will be nodsted
bs trms By application at the Office Of Wetore. Esq
@OS ' TIES RUSSWURM.
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In retiring from business with the hope Of improving my
health solicit continuance OF the patronage my friends
ny successors. T. FLEMING.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA h. h.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, APRIL 29th, 1850,
Passenger Trains East and West, will run follows

Passenger Trains, and West, will run as follows
GOING EAsT.
Leave Nashville at "A and 3PM
Arrive At Chattanooga 100 n aad las AM.
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at 7:3OA NJ and $50 PM
Arrive At Nashville a. n and ga n. L
LIral connection Boston, York,
"A PhiadelpkiA Baltimore, Washington City, RichmOn
Petersburg, Lynchbug Knoxville, Savannah, Charleston
Montgomery, Mem, his New Orleans, &c.
Both at Stevenson with Trains Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and at Chattanooga With Trains
East Tennessee and Georgia and Western and Atlaoc Railroads
Through Tickets be had hour application to
Ticket Agent at Office s Depot to the following places and
at the following prices. viz:
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Store HOuse lots for sale.
DIssECTING INSTRUMENTS

EVERAL very desirable Lots the erection Of business
houses on COLLEGE str ct between Cunrch and Broad.
Apply TO & BROWN,
may9-lm AK Cherry street
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JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.

GREAT THROUGH FREIGHT ROUT
A S&
&1s1EE From New York. &=IeAszLSC
yRNHE Merchants or Nashville informed that through
freight arrangement has been ms5e from New YORK to this
place From New YORK City Point, Va by the Y Va
Steamship Co splendid Of frstcass side wtee steamships
-YorktoEn jamestown RoanokeRnd fIom the &c by
coppece line Of railroads this point This wal he found the
cheapest best quckes route fUm New York to this place
NB-Al goods marked Of Railroad Agent, City
Point, Va. -
Freight from New York to Nashville. per 100 Id,
sI64 sIG. SII6. SO96.
g. g. BAPTIST & Co., Petersburg, Va,
LUDLAM 4 HEINEKEN. lis Broadway, N. Y.
II 6O-6Iv
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A SERIES OF SCHOOL AND FAMILY READERS
Aiming the Highest Degree Of UsefalDess splend1Iy
IlluStratrasd. By MARCUS WILSON. The Primer, and
the First Second, Third and Fourth Resders ready Ger
full Description Prices Terms for Introduction, &c
Circulars and Hapers Catalogue, which be obtained
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Buildings Lots for Sale

WYE offer for sale liberal terms number oil beautiful
Wv building lots Brownsville on ana near the Porter
Pike from two and half three miles from the city, several
lots with small improvements. -, - - - On, =,
Also, uumer Of Edgeaeld, one on the Gala Ia
Pike Of ex ,,,-,,,, ,s. n,
ton. - - -
'~-'' @'DOi'.onS' YAH J. L. R. W. BROWN,
mav2-Im AZ Cherry street.
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THE PUBLIC ACTS.

wishing procure copies Of the Public Acts OF the
Legislature Just closed obtain them by applying this Of
ece the Secretary Of State there few copies for
st sLeO per co april
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ID e NJ q V L l. l. e s
NEW AND UNRIVALLED
Fl a IR TO N IGI

TENHE most ecacous remedy in for restoring and
identifying the hair, removing all Dan1ruf and cleansing
the scalp from all diseases This preparation been used in
city and vicinity for and could farnsh
numbers Of certificates enR its great Wsrh but do not
deem necessary it article which speaks for itself
To all who losing their hair from disease
msurey gray also to those who wish full luxuriant growth
OF hair. this is recommended
Give it trial and Re persuaded for yourself Of its good quail
tiles Put in pintboes FOR 81 BOTTLE and sold Wholesale
and Retail b. DBMOYILLE & CO,
Corner Church and Cherry street.
And by Drug lists generally in city and eOunhy.
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Strawberries.

straw berries.
ATow the time Jars Before you buy any,
y inc the cheapest and best.
THE TEMPEST FRUIT JARS
Are great demand tie article and the cheapest in the
market InayI7l MACKENZIE & MINOHIN.
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COnartpprshin No,ic,

NFR. ROBERT FLETCHER has become partner in our bu
sasss, he having bought the entire OF Mr.
FLEMING R. c. NCNAIRY & CO.
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NAsHomLE, July 3. 1901
DIVIDEND OF Eve So dollars q sHae Of profits
Of past six months, has this day been declared
on demand. COREY, Cashier.
nly4-lH
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VaIuabIe Farm for Sale

A CHOICE LOT OF THE BEST PENS,
JUST RECgTVED By
juns9 JOHN YORK & co.
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LIFE OF STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. ByJ W. SHEA
HAN, Editor the Chicago Times. With Portrait. In
One Volume, 500 pages, l2mo.
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A1Ieghany Springs!
80 MILES IRON sskwsvILLH DKPOr,
Montgomery County, Virginia.


Montgomery County, Virginia.
Place in October last thoroughly repaired and
furnished with entirely furniture Of the class,
will for the reception Of visitors the 18th day
of june
Having increased and a liberal arrange
Dents for the comiorof their guests they themselves
thatbut few f sny) Waeg Places will aEOrd the
fractions this.
situated in the county Of Montgomery 3I miles from
shaEsvie Depot Virginia and Tennessee Rsiroad the
banks Of the Roanoke River and surrounded BY Of the
most beautiful and attractive to be found the
honn the astfew years. that unnecessary say anything
In commentator Of It. IL considered specific for the
worst Of the Stomach Bowels and Liver
and or OF the nervous system We might append
number OF certificates from Physicians others scqaaint
with its merits and to these might be added ad
Passengers viii net at shaEsyie by -Four Hofss Oonl
Dusses 70 convey them over road 70 the springs
leaving Batmcre, WaRhng0n Richmond. ana
the morning. arrive at the Springs day those o me
south WI md the same Conveyance on the arIiya = 90
unel9-d4m BOOTH. c0LHOOA q OO.
Kingston Springs,
nov open for the reception On AID after Tuesday
the ID day Of july Mr. pAzRIs VII run an aeeoms
mediation 0mnbus leaving the ssSsnee House every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday Il O'Clock, NJ, arriving at the
springs dinBerare dcaFsoce and register At seEa
nee House. The medical quanes o. nese sprnSs are well
incident 10 females sd. There i've
pbur springs qualities tesles free newly
discovered ehalybtate
. Week -......-......... 90
= Month-...-.... .-.-....-30 90
WHIT YEATMAN,
z. J. KREIDER,
JuDe27-en superintendea.s.
CHEEsE.-1O Boxes Prime New, just rscsi.sasy
" D D DICKEY,
july7 Il Market street
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Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, win be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
ONE per Square the r and FrE cET for each
Subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published both the Daily and Weekly, viii
be charged the full daily rates with half the weekly rates
added.
Transient Advertisements Sssst BE- paid at tAs time Of
Insertion.
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JUST OPEN ED
NOTICE.
Fresh Corn Meal.

FVNyE subscriber made arranger tie
most extensive mills in Kentucky regular weekly sup
s Of Family Meal and reoey 80 Oh be
6ers to the cIy slight Advane and carriage.
A JENKINS,
nav n If Market street.
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Want to Hire.


the balance OF year TO do tae cooking and
II aaasnins Tor small family- Apply 70 tAis Ones.
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GODWIN'S HISTORY OF FRANCE. The History
From the Earliest the French Revolu
tion Of I7s9 By PAGzE GoDwuN Vol. l. (Ancient Gsu
SVo, Muslin.
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Corporation Taxes, 1850

TUSf received and for sale at Low arure $40 bpsh. .pp
% or Hungarian Grass Seed This ss has ben eleetd Win
great care. and raised Northern portion 81
Ree from dirt and all impurities.
aprI2-a NIZELL, HOOPER 4 co
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08
The Santa Fe Mail.

This regular mall as it used to be, arrived In o,,r
city on the 21st inst, under charge of Mike Woods
conductor, from Pawnee Fork. He travelled In
company with some four corn wagons sent out to
supply some Of the stations, and consequently met
with no difficulty. At Five Miles Point, thew were
startled by hearing the war-wheop of the Indians
whether the Kiowas or Pawnees thew could not rs
certain. They did not stay long in that locality.
considering it somewhat dangerous At z Ait
sons" now Peacockis Rancho, they understood
that no kiowas were in the neighborhood, and that
they supposed they were thieying band of Paw
nees From thence in, had no trouble except the
badness of the roads, snow having fallen on The
party to Crow Creek. No buffalo seen this side Of
Pawnee Fork. -
Extract Of letter from Fort Union, dated jam.
airy 23d: !. James Briee, one of the Conductors Of
the Santa Fe mail, arrived at this point Yesterday
He reports that he was attacked BY the Indians At
Red River Breaks. He defended himself success
fully no one was wounded or any animals stolen.
man VIII leave Fort Union on the LIST and Sth of
February for the States.n
SO we go, day after day, attacks are made on
the great mail of tthe plains.n What is our rene
raj Government doing to protect this important
branch Of communication to our Territories West
The Legislative Council of New Mexiea have
them semi.weekly mail. running through in ten
days time. Ought not our own Legislature or Mis-
souri, TO come up to their work and send IN to our
Federal Fathers at Washington city resolution Of
one OF the sovereign States of this Union, which
Will not be dsregarded in relation to this matter
II Is emphaticalJy our own mail. 1t starts from our
own borders, and should be sustained III not A.
" Washington City, by the people of the Great West
We demand it as our right, and we care not what
the politics Of the particular parties may be, who
vicewe hold the Government responsible for anv
dereliction OF duty in not protecting them in the
execution OF their various contracts.
Independence (ho.l Messenger.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08

She TARrAR.-The Albion (Ohio) American
gives the following account of a singular affair
which occurred in that neighborhood recently:
An engagement was enforced in the town of
Yates, the present week. in rather peculiar Il NOT
in an entirely agreeable manner
One Daniel j. Houseman removed to Michigan
from ates some four or five years since. While
residing IN Michigan his wife died. Subsequently
ne became acquainted with young lady In that
State, and It is said made an arrangement Of mar
riage with her. Be that as it may, he returned to
Yates last fall and has since resided there.
On Tuesday evening last the Medina stage car.
ried lady passenger to Yates, who took quarters
OF Chamberlain's Hotel. She soon sent for Owen
d. Phelps and subsequently for Houseman. The
latter obeyed the summons, and almost innaedi-
ately after sentranee into the room was aee0stef
by the lady, who asked him If he was willing To
perform his engagement. At the same time abe
drew sixbarreled revolver and pointing it at HIM
stated that she would give him the contents Il Ia
refused Under the inspiration of the siy-shooter
added to the charms Of the lads, Housefaan admit.
ted that he was willing. The instrument Of death
was Immediately lowered, and the coupIe were
soon on their way to the residence OF the father n
Houseman. What then transpired was not Known
to our informant - es's INV ~
Houseman is about So years of age. The lady.
younger. -. 80
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08

DEATH OF A HERO AND PATRIOT. There died
lately, in Belgium at an advanced age, almost IN
noticed. man whose name, little more than a
quarter OF century ago, stirred the soul like the
sound Of war trumpet. We allude to Skrznecki,
the Wallace of Poland, the champion Of his IN.
happy country in her last fatal struggle with the
despotism which succeeded in crushing out the
last sparks of her national existence Had he
fallen upon the field of battle, in the full tide of
his glory and of his success, the world would have
been filled with his renown. There is such a
thing, even, as dying with propriety. skrzneeki
He died full Of years and of honor, but almost for
gotten by the world, in spite of the tremendous
scenes in which he was principal actor. We re-
collect the day when scarcely an American paper
issued from the press. without a panegyrio upon
the hero of Poland. Now, that he is dead, not one
is found to do him the poor honor of short obitu-
airy. [Richmond Dispatch.
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The Coming Mobile Races.

From the Mobile Tribune of Tuesday we extract
the following:
We give below list Of the horses now in train
ing for the Spring Races, which commence on
next Tuesday, the 18th inst 1t will be seen that
the list consists of some of the best horses in the
very large number of visitors to the city to
witness the races. The track is now in beautiful
order. We give the list:
t. G. MooRE's STABLE.
Marengo, years old, by Sovereign, dam by Bos
Gazelle, years old, by Albion, dam by imp.
Priam.
Laura Farris, years old, by Lexington, dam by
Margrave.
Also a b. c., years old, by Brown Dick, dam
by Boston.
t. Il. W. DoswELL's STABLE.
Planet, years old, by Revenue, dam by Boston.
EXchequer, 5 years old, full brother to Planet.
Fanny Washington, years old, by Revenue,
dam Sarah North.
Nicholas LIST, years old, by Glencoe, dam by
Margraye.
WILLIAM RoUNDTREEs STABLE.
Billy Alexander, years old, s. c., by Epson,
dam by Glencoe.
Marthy Washer, S. m., years old, dam by
Priam.
Sally Wooden, . years DID, by Albion, dam by
Shanghai, years DID, by Albion, dam by Soy
ereign.
F. soRuGG' S STABLE.
John Breckenridge, years old, by Lexington,
dam by Glencoe.
Also, a year old colt, by Albion, out of Red
Oaks dam.
JOHN cAMPBELL's STABLE.
Lizzie Mcdonald, years old, by Revenue, dam
Sarah Washington.
Laura spiman, years old, by Wagner, dam
Glorena.
Also,2 year old colt, by Wagner, dam Fanny
Campbell.
Also. 2 year old colt, by Glencoe, dam by
Wagner.
Arthur Adam, by Wagner, dam by Tranby.
Also. 3 year old, by Glencoe, dam by Wagner.
Also, year old colt by Wagner, dam by
Glencoe.
JACKsoN's AND CHEATUMs STABLE.
Allendorf, years DID, by George Elliott, dam
by Eclipse.
Also, a year old, by John Black, dam Charmer.
Daniel Boone, year old, by Lexington, dam
Also, year old, by Brown Dick, out Of the
dam of Lack HAYS.