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Tho Propristors Of the DAILY PREss offer to th,
ublic complete newspaper, into which more mat.
ter is condensed than ia contained in dailies
much greater prstensions in size, and which they
furnish at price that brings It within the reach Of
every man and woman In Cincinnati, who able tc
labor.
We ask a fair oouSarison Of the Pass with the
other papers of this city of any other city, and
Judgment of our readers whether we do not furnish
paper equally attractive at one-half, less thar
half the cost Of the other Cincinnati daiiies.
THE DAnI PREss, since IL came under the present
management, has increased rapidly in circulation,
and has now probably large a circulation within
the city of Cincinnati other Journal and is in
creasng at rate equal to the most sanguine expec-
tAtions Of Its proprietors.
From its large circulation and from Its siEo which
makes advertisements much more conspicuous than
they can bc in the large papers, The DAILY PREss
offers the most valuable advertising medium in this
city. Its advertising business has largely increased
and its columns are respectable exhibit Of the bust
ness and enterprise Of the city. Its columns
pcciay looked 10 Tor large css OF
awants" and "For Sale" and for servants, etc.,
which almost invariably bring prompt answers.
People who ont Of employment, or who want
help OF any kind, place their needs before thou
sands OF this laboring employing classes by twen
ty.fiye-cent advertisement in THE DAILY PRESS.
TuE DAILY PRESS has also larger circulation i'll
Covngon and Newport than the aggregate of all the
other Cincinnati papers.
Business men in Cincinnati can in way increase
tbor business easily and certainly by adyerts.
| ing in this paper.
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| PREss in any Of the towns within days dis.
tanee of Cincinnati by railroad, and carriers will nd
that little energy and labor will build up routes
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Der of onecent paper that be distributed in al
most any town. will furnish handsome income to the
carrier.
| We are ready to make arrangements for routes In
towns not yet occupied with persons who can furnish
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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-19

TINE FOR Corn PLANTING.-Comprising as
our country does all sorts Of climates--dif-
fering as it does to the extent of at least six
or eight weeks in the earliness OF lateness Of
its season, it is impossible to fix upon any
precise day for corn planting. Indeed such
is the difference of seasons, even in the same
state, that the day which might be right in
one section, would be from ten days to two
weeks too late or too early in another. In
be found in saying, that "when the frost is
completely out of the ground, and when the
leaf of the oak is as big as the squirrels
ear, is the time for corn planting; and that
early planting in a series of years, is gem
orally found to be best---Amerieaa Farmer.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-19

BLOODY MuRRAIN.-I had a two-year-old
heifer taken with that disease about the close
of last August. At first, supposed the sick
ness to be hollow-horn, or dry-murrain-but
soon saw proof unmistakable-large guam
titles of blood passing off with the urine.
First gave dose Of saltpstre and epson
salts, dissolved in chamber ley-about table
about three hours gave handful Of salt mixed
with sulphur in three hours, dose same as
at first, after which saw no signs Of the dis
ease. Since that time, she has been very
healthy. and has become exceedingly tat
Rural Nev Yorker.
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GRAPE VINES FROM CUrTINas.--If any one
has not hot-bed to propagate vines from
single eyes, we would advise him to try
cuttings. Choose we'll ripened wood and
cut it into pieces with three buds on each.
if one of them fails to emit roots, the other
may do so. Prepare a good, well spaded
patch of ground, make trenches foot deep,
by drawing garden-line from one side Of
the patch to the other; sprinkle an inch or
more of sand at the bottom Of the trenches,
aud then lay in the cuttings obliquely, and
fill up with good soil. The sand will facilitate
the formation Of roots. The cuttings should
be set so deep as to leave not more than an
inch with one bud above ground. If the
summer proves to be dry. one, the ground
should be watered and also be mulched
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CuaE ToH FouspER..-A speedy. safe and
horses, is contributed to the Cotton Planter bv
writer who testifes TO its,iFalue, He savs.
Clean out the ftog Or tLe faot; letit be wei
cleaned by scraping off all the dirt, Raise
the foot so as to be 1eYel--pour spirits Of tur-
pentine, a sufficient quantity, DO as not to run
over the hoof; then set the turpentine ON FIRE,
and let II be entirely consumed ili9n
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"Las Bsr Omsss,-A Hebrew Festival.

". -
Jswish calendar IA Lao Ber Omer (thirty-
third day in Omer.A From. the second day of
ths Peassover tiIi fha f.ast ~ pntioost, no
n,s stS ~ a,owSo s sm1b ,ne onth FyNs5
wb;cS 'ccc,,rs r,s a. fsv Say. asr Psssoysr
o,S ~. 49, 49,. ...,.,yd nj q natural
.LD.ae1s. s-....... ia ~. ,,,,,,bar ~ i'm
,at;snt o,ss and ,r;II;nor brides who
p,,,a;t ~ 49, ~ thas seasos, ~ denial L
sty Sioso ~ Ill., s,-,-t;o,, ~ tha va.r
By. snan ~ sg - ar = ss,,iia ad ths
Wy sa .ra aIi s,,ia ths 1s
=; ;,nnbis y, snS ar,d thc lo,ers ara nbI;gsd to
s,,,,,s;t Ths ;-,corSsr,crcrs ~ seIf. restrsinf
oro con,rensatsd far bv the Increased nre-
sS narat;ons. snd a Largo numher of counles
waited IN THURSDAY 70 De made units. There
- : h,,s,, t;yne voyo fha No,v Yorlr T-;b,,,,.
a,no,,,, tbs Je1.;sh ministars and Rroxns-for
the HebrcSva have their Rro1Tns az well az
their Christian bretbren-vvb;le favora were
AZ a nremium and bououe,s "A 4 i,iaco,,nt 90
yreat wac the rush m be ,narr;ad that in on a
Instance a ropnla h.J ~ vra;t iii cove, p M
before tbe bvmenaal knot ccn,d ha fled Th;s
NAV NOT seem n he a verv great hardsb;n.
but when Il Il stated that sccor5inc 10 tlbp, tbs
Jewish tradition IN the dav Of tbe ceremony
the nart;es infercsted mnst Ia sstnntii after tbe
cerenonv tbe dslav becomes of no slicbt inn
portance, This wear l. far ahead of 3ts nre-
decessors in the connuh;al statistica ninety
Jewish counles NJ % having been beeu ;oineS | in the hoIy
bands of matrimony on this Lao Ber 01ner
festival
gl---------.-- 2 = = - I'll ft
FRufT--To SAVE FRoM FRosr.- We tind the
following In the London Farpaey's lkaoazine.
but it is not new to us. we know of the
experiment having been tried in this country,
with some twenty-five plum trees over
which the fope was cast; and the end of the
rope placed into a bucket of water. All the
fruit was saved, while all in the peighbor-
hood was lost-N C. Planter.
Mr.. J. Bruce Neil. in letter TO a sontem-
porary, states the blossoms of fruit trees
which are often 90 fatally cut off by early
spring frosts. NAV be protected from them
and an their nernicious efFects NV the follow
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-19

The TAYLOR What has become OF
it2 We heard certain good judges speak
highly Of this grape last fall, but of late
nothing is said about il. It hailed from
Cleveland, Ohio, was declared to be an un-
doubted native, perfectly hardy and of sur
passing excelence. Mr.. Thomas Meehan, Of
Germantown, affirmed it to be decidedly ths
5est native grape Of some seventy kinds which
ne nsa tasted last year, (ls69.) The leading
Society held the same. opinionW erare
which promises to stand by the side of tRe
Delaware and Rebecca, should be looked
after. 81 "A u u 4 Y ~ u lT1T-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-19

N.4AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 10
iS6g; A. trains ans VII p dc depart p as follows;
pot Connects via Columbus and Cleveland via Co
nSm9,H,s, steupenyie and Pttsbprg via Columbus
90 A. M. EXPRESSgFrom Cincinnati, Ham.
iltgn and Dayton Depot-For Hamilton, Richmond,
b9na and ssndnsly .at sprinsfeld for Delaware,
With Dayton and Mshigan Road fer Troy, Piaqa,
Toledo, Detroit and ali points In Canada ''
.oSS a. m:mFrGm Oi9cinnati, Hamilton and Day
tions connects at Hamilton for oxford, &c. ''"
,110;hO A. NJ; EXPR ESS- From Cincinnati,
Hamilton b and D%yton ReP0t-Connsets via oelpm'
line and Pittsburg via 0oIum Stepbepvillo and
Hamilton and Dayton Depot1For Dayton, spring,
held, uIbana and Belefontaine; also at Dayton f9I
indianapolis and all points West =
$3.50 r. M;-Frnm Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton PRepot[E0r H9miltSn 9i5 % and Way stations.
dati9n tGr Columbus stopping at all Way Stations
ait p FERsaa M.mFrS% Little Miami pepot-Accommo,
daasiGps faT 4sSi9 sstG4pgng Rt Way Stations,
Urbana and sandusky; for Troy, Piqua, Sidney
RsSt and g, a SPts E% SSSSpd% SOnasft via
II p. M. ExPR RSS-From Little Miami De.
PotmConneets via Colu%bus, steubenyille and Pitt,
Colum5us and Bellair (wheeling); and via Co1um.
N' "Hs sLEEPiSa-eARs LsEiiSt ON THIS TRAIN.
For all information and through tickets please
apply at the Offices south east of Front and
H he sd Of ss
House No East Third street slxth-street De
?. W! STRADER, General Tickle, Agent.
at the Ticket Offices. ~ -. ... ap3O
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OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Announcement Of the Proprietor
for 1860. rr s 4

THE OHIO WHITE SULPHUR
Il SPRINGS are situated In Delaware County, IS
miles north of Columbus, the Capital of Ohio, the
Scioto River, ten miles from Delaware, hye miles
from w White Sulphur Station, the Springfield, Mt.
Vernon Pittaburg Railroad, and six miles from
Lewis Center station, on the Cincinnati, Columbus
and CLEVELAND Railroad. a tN
These Springs will be open fothe reception Of WIS.,
itoTs from May until October. l....f .. -.t.
The gratifying experience Of the past two seasons
has fully confirmed the highest expectations Of the
proprietor, and encourages him to persevero In his
Efforts toAke this second to place in the country
The large number Of permanent cures which have
valuable medicinal qualities Of these waters Their
Alternative tonic and apeient properties render them
useful in greatvariety ofdseases The five Sprlnge
The White Sulphur Tho Chaly ybeate, The Magnetism,
The Saline Chalybeate, and the spring of Pure Wa
ter, are all within the lawn and easy Of access.
B A II H = .hi ent.ef.o.
Bathing here by the plan adopted is brought into
fair competition with that at naturally warm and hot
springs. The water heated In the bath tub BY steam
pipes, the heat not being raised high enough 70 pre-
cipitate W salts is applied 70 the surface Of the bather
without the loss Of any of It's saline ingredients
grounds embracing about $50 acres, divided between
lawn and woodland, are tastefnly laid on into walks
"a A TELEaRAPH OFFICE has been permanently
estabshsd, connecting the Springs with all parts Of
Livery, 'well stocked with horses and carriages,
lB attached TO the place. ~ VIE ~
For further information. arrangements for rooms,
~ ANDREW WILSON, JR., Proprietor,
White Sulphur Postofiioe,
ap22-bm ftcr aaH Delaware County, o.
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AEIsCELLANHous.
4 SRAtDdNess PEBfkRRD aLUni
srALsuess PRRrARED GLURi %
seAI.DxNGss PRRPARKD 0LuRi


sPALButess PRRPARED cLURi p
seAI4BFNGss PmRPARKD GLURi
5sa SAVE TRR PIBOkm Dol ,di
BO0NOrIYi n751 100 DO DTsPArUnI
"w "a stiteh IN Time Saves Niss.D-Ua !
As accidents will bspbsn, svsn IN vslIrssuissss
hn1liss, II b ysry desirable 70 hare soma cheap ana
eo'iyenisnt way for repsrins Furnitsrs. TOys roOs
VI. Ac. -. f,.4rf - n' ..I.
sPALDIEGs PREPARED GLUE
Meets all such emergencies, and 20 houssboid s.r
afford to be without ~ II 4 always r,xdy snd up b
the sticking point There d ne longer nsosu.ftr q.
limpInE ohairs Eplintered vsnssn hssdis dolls and
broken cradles, Its lust the ortiois for cone shed
and other ornamental work. % popeiar win lsdis,
| Of refinement and tasts. f. Ia f,.. .tt.t.t.al.
This admirable preparation II ussd eold, beins
chemically held In poutien, and posssanins all TIA
valuable qualities Of me best oabinet-maksrs Elua
1t may oe used in the placs Of ordinAg muoiiass.
being vastly ncfs adhesive. 80
"UsETUL In NvnRY HOUSE"
n. B.-A Brush aeeonpAniss saeh bottle. Priss
whOlesale Depot, Ne. 20 Csdar-strees. n. Y
address HENRY O. sPALDINa q CO.,
hex No. $500 New Xsrk.
Put mp for DeaIsrs in oases containing Ssur eight
and twelve dozsn-s beautiful Lithograph Bhou-card
accompanying each peoksGe. a9
s~ A single package Of sPALDIN6s PRE-
PARED GLUE WI save tsn times It's cost annually
10 every household. .7Ea
Sold BY all prominent atationsrs. Drugsists Hard
ware and Furniture Dealers, Grooen and EancS
Stores, l.H -.N
Country Msrchanta should naks note Of BPALD.
IHG's PREPARED GLUE. whom making NJ thsir
list It VIII stand any siimsis. Do
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEI
USEFUL IN EvERY HOUSE
sPALDIsay PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY sTArIoHERs.
ePALDINey PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BIT DRUeGIsTs.
sPALpINe's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD By HARDWARE DEALERs.
sPALDINes PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD By H0UsE-fCRNIsHIN9s STORES.
sPALDINas PREPABED GLUE,
SOLD By FURNITURE DEALERs.
sPALDINa's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD By FAHoY-GooDs DEALERS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY aR0oERs.
sPALDINa's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
Marufactured by
HENRY @. sPALDING d. CO.,
4s Cedar-st., Now York.
Address Postofieo. Box No. asoo.
Annexed is an Alphabetical List Of Articles which
damaged, may be restored 10 Lheir original
strength and usefulness By
6PALDING1a PRRPARRD GLUR.
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AN EXTENSIVE kopARIUM.--A vast Aoua-
rum is being madsin PhiladeIphia for the
Continental Hotel Its area is twenty feet
is9aaTs re- It's so depth !su feet Its divided
mot mo Two compaEinhents and Aih object IS 70
terraplns, st ID omas genus can Be sitened for
the table. 1t Is the biggest aifsir Of ths kind
now extant, Nt5s"W " '7Ts 7ss'~
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PRICE, $40.
Sewing Machine.

They have submitted II to trial and the critical
Judgment Of the best mechanics and EXPERTS by all
Of whom It has been conceded TO be one Of tho
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Magnificent scheme
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
S7O,OOOi
Grand Consolidated Lottery

OF DELsw ARE.
CLASS 10.
10 be drawn IN Wilmington, DEL, Saturday,
March 20, 1850.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS oRcERr1FIcArrs

Enelosethe amount OF money 10 our address Tor
what you wish TO purchase; name the Loltery in
which you y ish a invested, and whether you wish
-shoes, Halves a. Quarters. OF Eghths, on receipt
OF which send what is ordered by nrst mall TO-
gether ith tie scheme.
immediately after the drawing, a Printed Drawing
certified BY the Commissioners. III be seEt iii
Explanation.
60 Purchasers willplease write their signature.
plain and give The name OF ther Post Once county
and State
nsstricily nhdeniisl
Allprizes 81 900 aud ande pa ID immedEi ly
forty days.
UFHood. Eddy Co.'S lotteries are erawn at
Augusta Georgia, and |" wilmington, nehSare-
Address orders or Tickets OF Certdeates by
or Expresr to be iirectedto
WOOD, EDDY CO. Augusta Georgia.
or, woo1, EDDY CO. ATLANTA Georgia.
or, wooD, EDDY CO. Wilmington delaware.
ES-Crcniars containing Schemes fer he MOI IN
will be sent nee OF eSpeIse BY addressing above.
Jana.
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P<rssssllssss a. : diszaHee Should - ezfr-nrly
- sss.s n .r.sa fhss srdsr Lottery Tsck<ts q Car
lrS--sres ~ Paek4scs q Ts<ke1a- fae co1ntrys =
$500 zstt bc<ez zzd ssinEl.nE tclteres- ArerT
iadecsz1enli i isis cd % 81 zfztte 20 <c-4 1-
- Il fben,tarssal PrizeF : froas So 30 10 E<1t-
600 heas fhsr schears-<IlA fzeke<s a t1e Dollar.
kiee ga Canzla1 ErzEez eere1s Il<8 eEz - Ali
"a Il II every <f4Ec>, 1rasdzs 1Ee { r-ce<x
seet IN Ehen Ter lieksts, "a = za1chlthro@b a1F
. sshsssf the skz4oe & t1sace g Fcrl1E prize
Hs~are 81 all Eettffie1 ~i-rFe the t-@zl fEizs ~
.ssszzlfz large n canfarsss1 Ihe Prise 81 Tex
sss Ia every inzIzseE ksFe AFEs - as sfs orr<-
- Ter ssszf cesl 81 els, Fss i coz1 fee
nn.rz Managers
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1Es9 12 - ~ 6
SPRING STOCK.
:. 1850.

G o o D S
For Less Money
Than has ever been seen in this market be-
fore.
We viii take pleasure In showing our stock
10 every one who win favor us with q call.
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Express 10 CIarksriIle.

THE Southern Express Company respectfully IN
nounce that they are now ranLing nSSSE GEES
through TO Clarksviiie, r X and d C. x l..
Rail cars and prepared 10 forward 10 that place
aud intervening points With prom inesf and dsp .ch
all gooGs usua lly sent by express They Viii also
forwar to all places stage routes, connects Z
with the above Railroads Bile, notes, drafts etc.
collected and prompt return made.
Es- once No. lie Public square
feb17-u A. X. HOLT, Superinten dent.
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EMPx4OY MENY.

d.S n MONTH AND ALL EXPENSES PAID
tDsJO An sgent is wanted 10 every town ami coun
" in the United states, to engage in respectable
and easy bu siness by which the absve PROFITS may
be certainly realised. For further particulars ad-
dress Dr. j. HESKY WARNER. corner 18th street aud
Broadway, New York City, enclosing one Postage
S;amp. fcb2l-dkw3m
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Our Stock

o. Pia,s>tisn shs-s "a conpiets. Alse--Hoass Ser
v..rs Saves OF shs very bs<s sasAay.
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Mems Pegged Work.

Our stock in this line Of Goods is very
large and complete
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31

Sold by all respectable Dealers throughout
the Country
THIS fse brand OF Cbamra0ne which until the
l. past year confined exclusively to the best IA
bes OF the c. ntinent Of Europe, has now obtsine
the IN bounded success and popularity in this
country. IL is rec mmended by 50 me Of the 6rs;
Physicians of the city q New York, over all other
wines account Of its extreme purity and delica-
cy, aud those w-o once try 1t rarely use any other
brand. Although only one year has elapsed since
its introduction into this country, the dcmand is
eDormous and Coz stantly Increasing Our arrange
menis such To sure The quality Of the Wine
being mail tanned al lis preseLt high standard The
Prince Imperial is i'm 'oried solely ~ us, we beng
the sole Agents OF Myssrs. d. yESoGE Co, in this
country EV. HAU,HwOUr & co.
Nos. ass, 400 and 4s2 Broadway, New York.
Sold IL Nashville by NJ. & E +. CHEATiiAM.
Corner OF Church and College SITS.
mare-Smd
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CATALOGUE In PART
~ R1T4 m
6 OF
: - - Sc 8sA
SPRING GOODS
1860.


Our cstsiogre refers but partially to the GOODS
Ckept by us) m their respective departments.
Toour friends and patrons we beg to say, that our
stock viii be equal, not superior 70 any We have
heretofore enered. and resp ctfuIi, invite
an sxan.inAton Of n, assuring all who may favor us
with call, that they will hud p ices uniformly
ios, and our terms most liberal, allowing hand
some DISCOUNT for ali cash bfis. We are nov
ssiving our st ok daily.
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CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES OF DELAWARE,
t0r March 1850.
FRANCE ,BR0iDBEAfs & CO.. MANAGERS

The Managers the attention Of the public The
following spienaid scheme 10 be drsxn during the
present mouth
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Ordinary nraMinS.
TO &C pact as sFecIueu
one Grand apftsf Prize of $4,000
Approximation Prizes.
whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS ;auarters So SO

Ceitii.ases oi packages Ia the Ordinary irawin gs
will be sold al Il following -ates, which Is the .sk:
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Nhese Tickets =. $50
a. 10 half - 40
q 10 Quarter 81 - 20
10 klghih -. 10
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Charleston and Savannah
D NJ T. L q tAV LIN -
Iaies Rrdurtd ard Srffd Irrrrased.

E,xPhESs Freiglt Trains all the roads On and
IL alter the sh ef ID cen Der lsS9, thro. gh
from New YORK 10 Nashville:
irst ISIS. per loo pounds. 64
ssS0ii1 StaSsb .--.--....-.-- %
Fourth Glass; 90
Hats, caps aud Bnnnets.... ........ 2 IS
Time Il, m savannah and Charleston To Nasty lie three
tn zee ano u half and four days
I.ne from New York and Philadelphia, seven and
half, eight and nine days
lnierVeningS tbashs cans ethe above variations IN
time, as no freight trains run IN Sunday over
three tines.
No detentiuns by ice or snow. 0yeFcha fgss and
damages except damages occurring at seal lonspi-
ly adjusted by the Nashville aud haiti og. Rail
road delivery. c. w. ANDERSON
dec. SIT
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LIVERY STABLE.

tuesday, Hay goth -Sv eepsiakes for nntTied three
Year olds-$lt0 eHtiance--$- 5 fOtfeIt--one mile
heats-three or more to fiji the siake-Club 90
add 81 fthe is run.
Wednesddy, Ady 30th- Jockey Club Purse S3oo-Two
mile heats.
Thursday, Nay S1d.-Sweepsakes for three year Odds
- mile heais-slg 40 strance-S50f' rfeit-thTe
or more to fill the stakr-Ciub to add si0u Il the
rscs is run.
Friday, June Isl -PropTietor's Purso-s2oo One
Mile Heats
Saturday June 2d-Jeckey Club Purse Si00-Two
Mile Heats.
Same Day.-Sweepstakes tor three year oids--sngle
dash OF ntil,s-SIoo kRtraDoe--ssO forfei--
three more Ia Gil the Stake--Ciub 70 add slo0
IL the ace is run.
To name and close LIT March. Flee per cent
entrance for club mOne,--aii entries to b, made 10
tie undersigned. b +. CHEAfHAM,
ieb20-td Proprietor
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EXPRESS FREIGHT.

THE Nashville and chattanooga Railroad Compa-
Il ny, IN {, nneston With the kaaas below, are
running an Zap ees Freight Train from Charlestan
and Savannah Co Nashville. lover sIseed buf with
be same certainty as thei- Passenger No de
lay TO freishis b this Ioate. L. ". coIE,
iAh-t-u- Supt.
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Prizes Paid Inmediaseiy amer the
CAUTION.

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Penmanship.

N4AASAC 44Sxx4P ~
A IL VITO wish 70 attend Nr. ToI BEARS Glasses
IA should 90 50 Immediately. willie there an op
rertunhy. Young feTiie men v bn with q cd saia-
ries and cord stsIstis sh uid Bt themselves for
hling such Situations 10 the their EN-
ploy ers- Good
WRITING
Is essential to every business man.
PHONO RAPHY
Should be Taught eyeTy hid. In the PHILADELPHIA
High Sc.seol every pupil is required 10 learn IT.
by should the citizens Of Nashville be told
requires severs years TO lean it, aud not IL
hundred has abilities, - 10 learn It when many
buys In town, to II OF age, have learned il
with Mr. D., and read and write ii easily as cos.-
mon print.
Why should Tcnnesfesns, by allowing themselves
% be deceived in this matter kept so behind
other States, as 60 have 10 send for many years
70 tth or states for Legislative Reporters But il is
not for repairing alone that is useful Il regard
ed ~ other cities OF the greatest educational aids
that can be found.
Hours to II A. ~, 5 to P. 81. and too at night
febo-U