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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HnsronrNG THE BALD AND GRAY.

Any CONFIDENCE Fo2
RESTORING THE BALD AND CRAY
NTAET since the great discovery Of Prof Wood have at
w tempted not only e initiate bis restorative, but pIe.s ~
have discovered sonsn would produce results identical
but Asy have al come and gone, bong carried away ~ &
Eoaaerful results Ct Psci Weeds preparations ana Ae
forced to leave tie Geld 20 its rsess Read is follow"
ram. MAIZE, April 18Th. 1850.
PRGF. o. J. WooD Co.; GentsIhe letter NIote you ~
1885 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative, ana hn ~
have published in this vicinity and elsewhere, as
numerous INQUIRIES touching the facts the Inc ing
are first is it fact Of ny habation and name q | ~
the communication; second, 3 it true o. az e 81 -
third, does my hair still continue be in goa 9Lae an
natural colOrf TO an and do answer n
hair is better than any stage Of my s ~
my Whisksrs and the oaiy cause WY . mo- 1900; - -.
that the substance Is washed Of by frequent aoigon Of the
ton the Wdiskers the same result VIZ =
have heen in the receipt great many letters rom an parts
~ ~ sg sqring me my hair sdll continues 20 be
good As there IS so much fraud IN me Ahseue ana SAFE Of
1900 a. well as this, il has, doubt, been basely
I 49,, ned not only without any g0od effect
absolute injury haTenot USED any o. your Fesorali9 any
t f,- some months, and yet my hair as good ever,
Old and not gray hair head face and to prove
received your u quart bottles SUMNER for
which very grateful gave to my friends, and thereby
them try it, many skeE teal until after trial
and purchases and used Il with universal will
ask that you send by which can discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold by many, fear without author
iy from from pure article will insure success, and
believe where COED eeS follow the failure is caused
BY the impure article, which the good
deem my duty heretofore keep you appraised OF the
elect on my hair as assure ali who inquire Of Of ny
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain, sirs
yours, A C. RAYMOND
ARROWS Run, KY, Nov. 80, 1855.
The Restorative is put BOTTLES Of three Sizes large,
medium and small the small holds pint and retail for 81
per boe me mediums hold at least twenty cent in
proportion than the SMALL rea for 81 per bottle; the large
holds quart 80 per cent moren proportion, and reas for 50
abotts o. J. Wood & Cos Prspreors, Al Broadway,
New York, and III Market street, st. Louis MOI By all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers WhOesaed by
Even, PendletOn & Co., and retaled by every Drug
house in the United States IfeblI-ly
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Rond RendlI ReadIIl

Mr. H. N. DTGGNs, proprietor for the sale OF the
right in Tennessee to manufacture and sell Messrs
BRowN & KENT's patent hot ballet Stove, Is at our
house with samples Of his stove and oven and Is
Offering to sell the right to the State on most accom-
modating terms. That this stove ecpses any invep-
ton ever yet made that it will cost less than one
sixth the amount required to run any other stove in
the world to run that it is far better adapted
account of its many merits to any kind of cooking,
than any stove in use; and that it is the only
stove that viii satisfy the demands of the public,
when once broughtinto practicable use, are all facts
established and affirmed to, by every mechanic and
scientific man who has ever SCENT We are so san
guine Of the fact that there is fortune to be made
out Of it in the State Of Tennessee, that we are
willing to join any one or more gentlemen who may
desire to engage inthe enterprise. HARDY BROTHERS,
Auehoneers and GneraI Agents ~ Public Square.
March lift
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Foreign

NEW YORK, March I5.-ENGLAND.-In the House
of Commons, RusseLs reform bill extends the cleo
tive franchise pounds for county occupancies
and six pounds for borough occupancies.
The steamer NimrOd, from Liverpool to Cork,
was wrecked and all board being about so persons,
were drowned.
The French army IS to be reduced to 10000. 1t
is reported that Prince Lucien will probably be
King of Tuscany. The Pope threatens to excom-
municate Victor Emanuel The English Minister
condemns the Savoy annexation.
Spain offers peace to Morocco, but her demands
exOrbitant. The Pope is reported to be ready
to make concessions.
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RaIIroad Aceldent.

BALTIMORE, March 4j.-There was bad accident
on the Northern Central Railroad this morning. The
train which left at o'clock broke an axle at Texas
Is miles from this city. Particulars have not yet
been received, but it is reported that number Of
persons are seriously injured A special train with
physicians has just left here.
Second Dispateb.-It Is impossible to get anything
by telegraph in relation the accident the wires
being in possession of the Company. A dispatch
from one Of the officers says that Mrs HutchIns the
wife Of an employee on the road has her leg broken
and that several other persons are slightly injured
but that none have been killed
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COMMERCIAL

Review of me Nashville Markets March IG.
CeTToNThs Cotton market continues inactive The sales
to-day amount to only 4s bales at e9sale.
SAVANNAH, March Sales Ct cotton to-day 1873 bales The
market stead and prices we're more regular Strict hid
dlings quoted at io3l9lO7So.
CHAElrOs arehl3salss Of Cotton to day so0 bales at
former puces.
MoHHE, March 10 Sales OF Cotton to day 1000 bales The
steamers caused less nTne IN E prices were
easier hui unchanged
MoBlE, March y sales Of Cotton to-day $500 bales The
market was quiet Middlimgs lo3S9l05z cents.
MouF March l3saes Of Cotton to day $500 bales Mid.
dngs l8 sales for three days 1900 and receipts
same time $50 bales
TOBACOoFisher, Wheiess Co. sod 30hhds to-day the
following prices 2e5, e5, $50, ESQ., co. 2G5, 20, 800,
800, Is 305 800, 340 $50, $50 465 ass 40, 49,
5.s5, 30, 60 565 595 600, 6,l5 Is 6l5 and $50.
a Hamilton sold - hds at the following pricc eco 230
81 265 50, 2s5, $50, As, 44O, IS, $50, &C. and
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Families and plantation Uses.
J. w. Williams--Agsnt.

1@Pr5pnetors Of these Machines claim "a sabstantA
the ctim) that their instruments l0 execute any AID sssy
baA Resoor and perform the same in the best possible
Combining it does, tie merits Of All the otnef ma
enes and at the same tine, avoiding their faults Il com
naels Itself to the public IS the great Family sew
ing Machine, adapted to e0ery orae Of fsdt -
fry where the needle is required.
Thsy viii stitch, hem, FELL bind and gather 1aey Hake
gtr lock stitch that caunot raveed pulled out They
make BEAUTIFUL Uniform sieh alike both sides OF The work.
without forming ridges nndsrneath
The ,ines have great strength, perfectly simple and
the MANAGEMENT OF them easily acquired
any spool OF cotton, thread sk, may be used They are
almost oissess in hsir operations and l0H oEgs than
any other Sewing Machine extsnt.
Let Manufacturers Planters, Farmers HousekeePerE, any
other persons search OF instrument to execute any kad
Or sloiag a0c doEs 6ydetier, tey secure re
6sss, By examining ours before purchasing
MA liberal discount made Ministers and charitable 50.
eietiss
~ All aeines warranted three years, and full instructions
given 10 ne them satisfactorily.
REsPONsIBLE AGENTS WANTED.
The public are invited to cali and szruns the Ma hines
80 PUBLIC SQUARES
iaa2s-diHkv
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GAETY THEATRE.-TE LAST NIGHT-Mrs. CRISP,
the lady Of our excellent manager, takes her benefit
Tonight it being the last Of the season. In both
pieces Mrs. CHRsP appears with Mr.. BooTH and
both pieces are well adapted to exhibit their versa
tile talent in tragedy and comedy.
Late a. Is the hour we cannot allow the occasion
70 pass by without recording our testimony to the
merits Of Mrs. CRISP as an actress and as a lady
In the former capacity she is as good as most stars
better great deal than most leading stock actress
es in tragedy, her dignity of person and the touch
ing pathos of her expression give her a deserved
reputation in which she has few rivals: in comedy,
while her great intelligence enables her to appreci
ate the wit of the author and bring out every point
in repartee she tempers all with the high breeding
Of the lady Of society. As a lady it would be in
trudng upon the sanctlty of the domestic circle to
do justice to her eminent virtues in the relations OF
wife and mother suffice it that with those who enjoy
her acquaintance they furnish an ample refuta ticn
Of the vulgar error that the dramatic has anything
in it necessarily inimical to the most elevated moral
worth,
The pieces selected are the ADtosais and Tuning
The Slrec Mr.. BoorH and Mrs. CRISP appearing in
the first piece as PsScara and Florida. and in the
second as Pe'ycIi0 and CatbariHe
We desire and expect to see the most crowded
house Of the season.
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STATE OF PENEEYLVANIAs
Couufv u phiiadaIDh

STATE PENSsYLvAMA,
County Of Philadelphia.
Geo Hart, President, and C0ggswa Secretary Of the
Quaker City Insurance. Company being seYeray
and say that the foregoing is full true and statement
Of the affairs Of said Company that the said
is the o. at least hundred thousand
tua capital invested in stocks Of al
Bonds and Mortgages and Real Estate worth double the
for which the sameis mOaged required the State
Tennessee regulating Insurance Conpanies And further
depOnen that they the described officers Of said
Company. GEo u Hart. President,
ID p CogGsWALL, Secretary.
sworn and subscribed before 25h day Of January
1860 ] D KFTyY
Alderman and Justice o. the Peace.
is TAYLOR, regular appointed Commissioner for the
State Of Tennessees hereby certify that have
cue and investments Of the Quaker City
and compared them with the within statement
70 be coecti and that an fully satisfied that the said Company
sPossessd Of hundred cellars OF tecure
such is required by the insurance laws Tennessee and that
they WORTH the respective amounts stated herein.
Given under my hand andsea this 2sh day OF January
D., l5oO SAMUEL L. TAYLOR.
Commissioner Of Tennessee.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, C0MPTROLLER's OFPICEJ
NASHVILLE, March ID 1850
This certify thathe Quaker City Insurance Co. located At
Pha in the State Of PENN has complied the REQUIRE
mens OF act passed BY the General Assembly
agencies Of Insurance Companies Incorporated By the State
OF Tennessee, and that J. NASH and W. j. MARI the
gay authorized SCENTS OF said company in the Nash
vile, State Of Tennessee. J. 7. DUNLAP,
LsEAL.l Comptroller
Policies issued and renewed and losses
promptly paid
NASH & ILARRs
No. IS College St.
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Piano Tuning

q. w. kIBBEE, well known in Nashville and Mid
die Tennessee generally, will hereafter spend one
week in each month in the city and vicinity, Tuning
and Repairing Pianos. Orders left at Benson &
Vests Music store or Reeds Piano Ware Rooms,
on Church ST. win be promptly attended to. It'll
New DuSIxG HALL ASDIcE CREAM SALOON. -AIessrs.
Andrews, THOMAS g. Co. have fitted up in elegant
style one of the large rooms in the Colonnade Build
ing on the corner of Cherry and Deaderick streets,
Tor a Dining Hall, and Ice Cream Saloon, and on
Thursday night they opened their establishment in
style highly cred1table to their taste as caterers
for the public. Upon their tables will be found
every delicacy Of the season. served up in the most
approved style Of the culinary art. Gentlemen who
wish something to eatreIIy nice and good, viii al
ways find it at this establishment
Wholesale cash buyers should read the advertise
ment in another column. of our enterprIsing friends
STRETCH FORBES. Don't fail to call them, for
we know it will be greatly to your interest 10 do so
before you make your purchases march I-dlw
For pretty and cheap dry goods call on NICHOLSON
& HUNHHREY 1t No. p South side Of the square,
they are receiving daily fine stock Of both fancy
and staple goods which they are selling a little
cheaper than any other house IN the city. marriott
To the Public.
report has been circulated by J. 7. LORD Of this
city that the LADD. WEBSTER q Co.'S Sewing machine
was an infringement on the SINGER machine, and
that SuGEE has instituted suit and that it is de-
cided against LADD-WEBsTEB & Co.. and that per-
sons who purchased the LADD, WEBSTER machine,
could not use them without danger Of prosecution.
Now this is all false. as the following paragraph
from the Banner Of the It'll inst. viii show.
J. W. WILLIAMS Agent,
SEWING MACHINE CASE DECDED-The Sewing ma
chine case OF Messrs Singer vs.. Womsey, agent for
Ladd. Webster 81 Co., was on Saturday morning
ended in the L. 5. District Court of Baltimore. The
decision was in favor of the defendants in all six Of
the issues involved, instead of the plaintiffs, tel
egraphed from Baltimore on Saturday.
Call and see these machines before purchasing
elsewhere, if you want good one that can war
rant for three years They can be found at No. 80
Public Square, three doors below Cedar street,
Nashville, Tenn. [marl4lw.
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GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE, complete from the be-
ginning in 1871 to June 1855 with the FIVE SCARCE IN
DE1 VOLUMES, illustrated BY many hundred Portraits
and EngraVngs 2lO volumes, all in good order neatly
bound in half calf London. = most valuable Book OF
Reference for Local History Historical Events, Family His
tory, Biography, &C., for century and quarter 50
complete and Uniform copy is but rarely be nessh
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"7ILL stand the present Season st the subseri
w near Ashwood POstoflice. Maury county, 7
so Dollars the Season,

VK7ILL stand the present Season st the Subscribers
w AshwOod POstoice Maury county, Tennessee,
so DOIIars the Season,
and One Dollar to the Groom Mares will be pastured and fed
ct the usual rates. Every will be taken Of
distance, but no liability for accidents escapes.
p L d II E e
Comm cd ore got by Boston (sre OF Lexington,
compile Red Eye SC out Of Resale somers RevenUes dam
by Sir Charles his grand dam Mischief Virginia. grand
by Imported Bedford Imported Shark, Wilda Lexington
Spanking Roger Imported jolly Roger out Of Miss Bell the
Ancestrss Of the celebrated others Imported in 1859
by Mr. Huuter Hampton, Va 1t will thus that
modOr Pedigree runs back fer more than century combining
Of the hard bottom crosses OF S1r Arches than any
Stallion Of his blood nov living Fl which have any
Isdge.
Comuodoeis beautiful blood Bay - years old taller than
Revenue Zone years yeunger and thought by many
be handsomer horse His fine color, hard, clean limbs
iQue shoulders expressive countsnance large intelligent
magnificent high carriage, and the beautiful symmetry Of his
proportions combine to give him most remarkable and
got his ankle hurt st Col VIM. R. Johnsons Hon
J. NJ Bolts had sold half Of him his
ed out Of training consequence Of the injury and was not
trained again until he four years old Mr. Bolts says he
FASTEST HORSE had trained, except one and
although LAME in every race in which he started Won thee ONT
six" Commodore has had oltsas yet the and only
trained Two OF his get engaged in the ownds
CharestOn,S C. His last at the farm
Of W. Gibbons ESQ., Of Madison, at $50 the season
him Gold Pin by Boston Mamie by Glencoe
cut Of Motto and Phi q Fanny Fern, &c. &c.
The following extract will show the estimate in which is held
by an old tuTfman and trainer
In resy to yours in relation to Commodore would saw
think horse the United States. His colts are
very fine particularly Carolnas which think As any
EVER FOALED. 1 willing to match It against snv in
America. of any untrai1ed mare.
look upon him as being Of tie getttrs in
Virginia, and would as soon bred to him Revenue
Yours respectfully,
D. MCDANIEL
Mr. Mcdaniel refused $1,000 his Commodore FiIIv ont
Of Carolina, by Regent
The speed endurance, strength and action Of the Bosops
have rendered them the avorite popular crossI nav
above all oherand il is subject Of Concentration 10 t
breeders Of Tennessee, that they have an opDorun 10 avail
themselves Of the services Of this thorough bred native oss
upon mares from me neutrality-suspicious.. LII. POLK.
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CINCINNATI Horse MARKET.

The Cincinnati Gazette the week ending with the 18th
has busy with the horse dealers only public
but private. The market has pretty well stocked but still
there nobeen any evidence Of sagnaon As usual this
time Of the year. there large large number buyers
town. whom represented Southern The
sought after Just present be light harness horses
pairs One gentleman from Louisiana bough: during
his private stud pair Of matches for which
paid Sll25 The Gazette adds SIN weekly reports
in mind by the farmers drover
generally that the aggregate number Of horses which publish
sold embraces only those sold public auction at the Sale
Stables; private induce furnish stats
tics save in such manner as to immediate The
sales dnrg The week were head and The value $50 $50
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CANDIDATES.
ATTORNEY GENERAL

We are authorized to announce CARY A HARRIS Of viii
county, candidate for Attorney General for the u-
dea Circuit composed Of the counties Of Williamson Davidson
and Sumner Octl4-td@
We are authorised to JAS. T. RAINES, Esq,
candidate flee Attorney General for the Ninth Judi
cal Circuit composed OF the counties Of williamson SumnEI
and Davidson. Election in May, 1860.
Weare authorized s. L. FINLEY Of Davidson
county candidate Tor Attorney General Of the 9th Judca
Circuit. Eiection, May, 1860.
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GAIT HOUSE,


THyIIE Proprioors Of the GAIT HOUSE, preparing for
large increase oftraye from the opening Of the Louisville
former caTaci, with new and extensive Billiard Rooms Bath
Rooms, &C.
GAIT ousx as strictly first class Hotel shall be maintained
This House conveniently oraed for travel East West
rect railroad connections to Northern and Eastern Cities and
Landing Of the United States Mail Line Steamers Cncn
III Baggage checked in the Calf House all the principal
points, North, Eas and West.
III ? Time from louisville tc New York 3 hours.
augI9-6m
49, CautiOn---The article of
49, Whisky we'll known as "Daly'F Arc
mac VALLEY WhiskeV has established reputation universal
difficult for the manufacturer to keep pace with the
demand This is the result perssvering energy in
duction sustained by a determination adopted outset saH
uuryulei exceIls1oe should continue to the end.
The common fate, Attendant upon all such successful Efforts
mposo inferior aud spurious article palmed OF upon
the community to the great detrment Of the public we'll as
nurto the both in emoument and we'll earned
ru Every effort has been made to guard against this piracy
Copyright Of the Label AID by peculiar shape OF the bottle
caution the public against this imposition upon them and
upon my rights and earnestly desire such Information from
hos VIC may possess IT, by having been ycnized or otherwise
will enable protect the public and myself by
ton 20 The utmost extent Of the law. The genuine Day Arc
Light yellow Label and with yellow with the pre-
preos stamp on the and fac-simile signature OF the pro
prietOr the label All other articles are limitations.
H Consumers depsndupon gettnga pure Article when
only WI H. DAILY,
10 South William Street, New York,
sep2l-dsm Sole Proprietor.
Dr. WcCIintOCk's Asthma Re,nedyis not
miraculous curative What accompIisa is simply this
II relieves the frghtful distress Of breath erie in sth
and operates upon the delicate coating Inc lungs and ne
membranes OF the trost 20 eject, eyeuiualya raj s
In whooping cough Il is Invaluable Price so cents sold INV
march l-dGwlm 10. BROWN
10. EDwARDs l. eILKEsoN. z.PvDwARDs.
EDWARDS, GILkESON Il Co,
,su,oessor. To- 10 EdwardsA
wholesale & ROGERS, Commission Merchants
AND
Dealers In Fire BrandieS, Wines.
CIGARS, &cs,
former College and Church streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
sLYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA.
ALEXAN DER a. Toe OF,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
For the sale OF Tobacco and Produce
Generally
TEyUFY give ouut attention the sale Of Tobacco, Whea
Flour Bacou make liberal cash advances IN -
wher required. Reuitsnces made ny ssh drafts on
/ York.
John Meem, Esq rest Of the Exchange Bank LynhburgYa
. VIM Blackford, Esq, Cashier do do do Pc
/ NJ Langhorn Sons, Tobacco Manufacturers, do do
! Thos Ferguson Esq do DO do DO
/ br james Saunders, do do do do
| ml2O-tWSwly
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CHILnE HAROIn-

TENHIs thorough and popular bred Race Horse and N
A4tH
Childe Harold all distances frsm to miles III
and was never beaten the in the fair ring
He is the sire OF Of the best racers Of their ye the arg
est and finest breeder have known proof Of which the
cord Of the fairs show that his colts premiums than
any bloodhorse in Tennessee.
His price will be $50 fo thoroughb ell and $50 Tor common
In all the cash will be quir before the removal
Of the mare.
Mares kept till close Of at 81 per week. except when
particular attention feed required No liability for acct
dents In all Of failure the turn gratis The nex
season, the moneyftr returned at my option
W HARDING,
jan96-tw9m Btw3m 6 miles vest Of Nashville.
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Wholesale cash buyers should read the advertise
ment in another column of our enterprisng friends
STRETCH & FORBES. Don't fail to call on them, for
we know it will be greatly to your interest 10 do so
before you make your purchases. march H-dlw
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REDucuoS OF STATE TAxEs-Tbe Fayetteville
Journal has been misled by a typographical error
in the act to reduce the State tax which was correct
ed in yesterday mornings paper The tax for the
contingent fund is tho cents and not tea as origin
ally printed. Our respected contemporary will.
therefore, see that the tax has been reduced from
I3 I-6 70 cents.
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ST. PARIoK's ErE.-The Anniversary Eve of Ire
lands patron saint was appropriately celebrated by
a ~ Democratic Ball. at the Hall Of Fire Company
No. Two. Quite numerous company were in
attendance, who, in an orderly and quiet manner,
seemed highly to enjoy themselves.
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DEAm or HoN. LEWIS C. LEylN.-The telegraph
announces the death at Philadelphia, on the I4th
inst, of the Hon LEWIS C. LEVIN, who represented
Philadelphia in Conrgess during the days Of Native
Americanism. Mr.. LEVIN was formerly resident
of this city,
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For pretty and cheap dry goods call on NICHOLSON
& HUlHHREY 1t No. p South side Of the square,
they are receiving daily fine stock Of both fancy
and staple goods, which they are selling a little
cheaper than any other house in the city. maTI5-t