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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-23

fF5-Mun. LAMBERT has recently been re-
pleuishing his stock OF wines and liquors,
and has also added to il additional choice
brands. We notice among his wines. an
article of pure juice of the grape unferment-
ed. tor communion and medical purposes.
This wine is used in many of the churches in
Ohio. in preference to all others. and is highly
commended by the clergy. There is nothing
Intoxicating in 1t; but IL has all the dclici-
Gus aroma of the grape. without any of its
dclcterons qualities.
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that / shall adduce, neither would yos
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 Calcuh, or Stone In
the Bladder, and cause it to pass off
with the urine, and permanently cure
almost all the chronic diseases of the g
Urinary Organs, those heretofore in
durable diseases. But the proprietor
is certain that at last he has found out
dsis great deStderdtans in Medicine, a
certain and safe cure for these diseases.
And all he wants, wishes, or desires, Is
for the Faculty and theaffiicted to give
his medicine a fair and impartial trial,
and he has no doubt that they will
be thoroughly convinced of Its great
efficacy; and if it does not do what he
represents it to do, he would like TO
knew it aud let it be exposed but if,
it does effect these cures, he hopes, for
the sake of suffering humanity, the Fd-
cutty-the guardians of public health
will give it their influence There is
no humbuggery in the Lithontriptie;
every certificate is genuine, and the
proprietor will give one thousand dol
lars to any person who viii find out
one spurious certificate. ass--
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 Calcuh or Stone
to be dissolved in the bladder.
For the efficacy of the Lithontriptic
see the Circular, containing some of the
most wonderful certificates in the world,
around each bottle.
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DIE. KINGS DISPEH>ARx
FOR PRIV ATE DISEASES.

|e4fr9al<. pe. 6ING rormerIy Of View York ,Ioi
AkAA the ast four years og Louisville. kcu
lacky sHa sho aas i3votea his attention
ncpt St PrIvate diseases Tor eseI 20 years asiIGrs
himself having ItteHisJ a practice for many
years, aud cured 50 many thousands heis eHSbledt,
are all diseases af private nature hos
bad they NAY D. GHiudiciuus nriIcI Treatment
r'rotn aesec 90 their own. nF. kings lisfenstrS
is Nc p beaierick street. b@twceH Cherry AMI the
fausrc, second stony where he all diseases
hrtvste n<tarc.
G1s0zKHEA Ired TIthouttausenus nedicIIN, ora u
erfereuce nth business
SrucTu EEs utd recsn tate fectualiN cured
few lays, by -Ip-rItior which causes no pain.
Where structure Exists health cannot he enjoyed.
Perhaps AZ ttSessc 1uscs more uischie and adcT
the constitution 20 much
ITPHLIs, with althe diseases Of skin growing
tut OF ieyiect Or bad lreatnent San DC 7GectuaIt
J al Ell a feAE days.
jsHIxAI yxAxNEss-ParticuIaTa LLe al lot haviul be
kven taiS disease and all.he consequence grow
Ing - brought in taitisy eases by the de-
|tructiVc habits OF ncnnsbicraiC Youths aud sNcss
live gcnee or pNssiyns "A isglcctOf s"'-N
afsrmncthe constitution rent ing tbs -
|or bashessor society and causing pre- - dag
Fcmaies who nav bslabsriag with anv tici':
Ire Wont may est sssHred . { immediaIs. sscf.
Persons sesiiiRg abroad by writing and stating
|heircas with sssncnsed .dtrectcdt 70 T.- King
Es Oexderick street N.sshvill Teun. sill have
he necessary aeftcincscnt tn IA eT address itl
Iezsary directions strict secrecy observed Otice
5sGrrfr m p'eIocktT hemOrninG until IN the eve
kx nav.in- ind s~iV
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-23

LOCOMOTIVE BOILER EXPLOSION. = Early
yesterday morning. soon after the arrival o.:
one OF the trains on the Louisville and Nash
willie Railroad, the locomotive Eugene Under
GOOD was standing near the depot, when the
boiler exploded, damaging the track some
what, shattrring the glass in the windows
near. and waking up the people throughout
the n"ishborho d. Fortunately no one was
near thu locomotive at the time, aud nobody
WAS hurt
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River News.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
March 21-Tempest, Louisville,
Blanche Lewis, Waitsboro,
22.-Minnetonka, Paducah.
DEPARTED.
Tempest, Louisville,
Minnetonka, Padncah,
b. NJ. Runyan, ST. Louis,
Clipper, Cincinnati:
The river is falling slowly, with Al feet
water on the shoals
The John 4. Fisher is the regular packet
for Paducah to-day. She departs ut II NJ.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-23

The popularity Of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MENT, is coextensive with the civilization OF the
globe other articles claim TO dle1tdte PAIN and
eETss- Family Physicians, Govern
ment Hospitals, Farriers, Planters Farmers Livery
men, &c, have particularly demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world No article ever before re
ceved such undivided praise and suPpeTtfrom Medi-
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Cheap PioUghs.

CxcEL AND EAGLE PLpUGHs, various sfzes, fos
T. oae or uDre horses, lof sale Al manufactured
prizes
SPADES AND sBovEIs, Ames', snd N other srss
HuaIIty nanufActnFes-
RAKEs AND H0kS, All sizes and patterns.
GxFde1iHg Imple NESTS Of every eescfitti
49, MACKENZIE 3 alSsshfs.
f-tz7-u @ aEd is toiie<s street
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Early Corn, Early Peas and
Beans, Early Cabbage and

ruSr receives, a fsii srppiy q choice Vegetable
u seeds from Biiss's fanIoas nurseries, oaly ave
cents a paper or any cents dozen.
A. III yoa want extra early or extra large Cora
ar Fe<e.ables any kind description feg 6xe
cents yoa ca obtain supply Of any kias san
eieut far the of a snEzii family.
All S0-FLOWER SEEIaS. crest variety,
feba9-n MACKENZIE 4 aIScHIN.
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Dp Gfifsrapb.
CONGREGATIONAL.

WASHINGTON, March Il.
.Senafs-Mr Trombull presented the pro-
ceedings of the Board of Trade at Chicago,
asking for an assay Office e
Mr.. Mason presented the resolutions of the
General Assembly of Virginia in regard to
the bounty land warrants to Virginia engaged
in the Revolution.
Mr.. Green introduced resolution request
ing the President to communicate to the
Senate the correspondence between the
Judges in Utah and the Attorney General or
the President in regard TO the legal proceed
ings aud affairs.
After debate, amendment by Mr. Hamlin,
making the reduction 25 per cent. on the
present prices, was agreed to as was also an
reduction shall apply to all the printing OF
the present Congress except the postofice
blanks. The bill was then passed
Mr.. Hale offered resolution, which was
adopted, that the President of the United
States inform the Senate if any instructions
have been given to officers of the navy by
which in any event thu naval forces OF the
United States were TO take part In the civil
war in Mexico. and by what authority certain
Mexican steamers were captured and their
officers and crews made prisoners.
The Florida claims bill was debated at
some length and postponed until the 18th Of
April.
The Homestead bill was then taken up.
House-Mr. Stanton asked to introduce
resolution requesting the President to inform
the House whether the recent capture of two
Mexican vessels in or near the coast of Vera
Cruz by the U. S. siO0p-Oi-war Saratoga, was
in pursuance OF an order from the President
or Secretary of the Navy; or whether the act
OF the officers OF the Saratoga has been or
will be approved by the President. Also,
that the President he requested. If not In-
compatible with the public service, to COM
municate copies OF all orders or instructions
under which the vessels in the Gulf vi Mexl-
CO are acting.
Mr.. Crawford objected to the introduction
of the resolution.
The House then resumed the consideration
of the resolutions reported from the Com
mittee on Elections in the Sickles case.
Mr.. Sickles spoke in support of his right to
a seat.
Mr.. Dawes replied in favor of his opponent,
Mr.. Williamson.
Mr.. Branch moved to table the whole sub
ject Negatiyed-80 against "a.
The resolution, as reported by the COM
mitiee. requiring MIR. Williamson 10 serve on
Mr. Sckles within days particular
statement of the grounds of the contest; and
that Sickles serve an answer within 20 days
thereafter; and that both parties be allowed
60 days to take testimony in support OF thei
separate allegations, was adopted-SO against
go.
Adjourned.
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Sale of Slaves.

DURSUANT TO d decree of the ChaDcery Court at
i Nashville, in the cases Of Hooson vs. Pitts
Walton VS.. Pitts-Zmmerman Pitts, will sell at
the Court house in his city,
sainrday, the 9TH of April, 1860,
Crtain Slives of the defendant, + E. Pitts, Io-wit
Louisa, Aiisey, Lucy Ann, Maria, Martina and Ellen
TERMs--6 and IL months credit, purchasers TO
execute LOIes with good personal security before de-
ma mar7 - properly ~ c. M.
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Building Lot--Vine street.

DURSUANF to a decree of tue Ghancery Court. at
l. Nashville, in the of Benz. W. Evans
Phereby f. Evans and iuers, viii offer at public
a. the Court ho use OF this city, on
Saturday, April the 18th, 1860,
That parcel OF grounn lying the side of Vine
street part # the Judge Whyte property and
assigned the Evans heirs front 40 feet; depth
6IL alley North side well in
Tnls is a valuabl building lot excellent por
ton lhs city and better side Of the street
for a resIuence.
Terms, Il IS and "a months credit, with ter
esU-goJd security required and Len retained.
mar7-'d J. L. GLEAVES, &. & N.
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RHEUMATISM

or years. standing has been totally cured Piles,
Ulcers Tgmprs Running Sores ,scrolula sun joints,
Feloas, S~eIngs, Burns, Bits, B0Ils, Chaps, Neu
lraIgia, Salt Rheum, and ali aches and pains upon
man, and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
such as Ring bone cad scratches, Spawn Poll Evil,
'Sweeaey ,H0Uf-aii, sc are sabd1ed AID cured Oy
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Gbanferp Salfs
Chancery Sale.

Thos- J. Foster and Z ;. Chatham Hugh Scott
and others.
DURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville, at November Term 1859, in the above
named case, will proceed cell public sale at the
Court House. IN this city
Saturday the slst of March, 1860,
That beautiful residence the de OF the Buena
Vista Turnpike road The city, now occupied by
Dr. Scott together with the grounds attached, divid
ing the Lofs and continuing the sale until
enough shall have been sold TO pay SATISFY the
decree in said case These grounds will be subdivid
ed before day of sale and pats Of the same may he
found my Office for examination and distribution
and purchasers or those otherwise interested in
vited call.
TERxs.-Credits of e,12 and Is months, notes tob
be retained and sale free from equity of redemption
marl-td ! E. GI.EAVES, c. n
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WASHINGTON. Murch 81.

The Government, with such information
as is now in its possession, approves OF the
recent conduct OF or naval officers In the
Gulf of Mexico. The refusal Of the Miramon
steamers TO show their colOrs when asked to
do So was considered sufficient to place them
in the position OF pirates.
There is The best au hority for stating that
the capture of Gen. Mramon's steamers was
not i'll cons, quence of even line OF instruc-
tons to the commander OF the Gulf squadron
from the President or Secretary of the Navy.
though the act is fully approved by the Ad-
miniSlralion.
Secretary Cass had a conference with
Secretary Toncey on the subject this morn
ing.
The steamer Pocahontas is under orders
for Vera Cruz and the Narragansett is on
the eve OF leaving Norfolk for the Pacific.
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A. HAaILrosss WAREHOUSE.
o. Hsa6ays. Wesasslays szd Fridays,
ar fEs O'CLOCK a. ~
av~ ms Esssat b sas4s So ne parezoss Of
bsz sscsassedzz.as b1F szs aad Flzassrs AID hope
ssfl,-a A. Hzmlsoz.
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Evergreens.
EVER GREENS.

TUSr received small lot Of Evcrsreeus amor z
III which may be ind choice zanp ies Of the IA :
|NTA LATiFOiIA, ILEX oFACA, PiSUS sTROHUS
HHuJA OCcfDES FALLS These have bsea carefully
a ea Gp and her0ots "a KID BY PFarts-ai gard
liner they ia prime cundtIiea And FOR tEe low
fsb2s-u MACKENZIE \ MISCHIS
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cigars and Tobacco.

50 900 Hsary cisy czzrsi
SEQ Sag siesa 80.
500 Ia csta setiitaa gissrs, imPaFtedi
Eases tssrlaza Cgzss. vzroos bfesds;
Ice srssa SnakIsE Tlnarcas
s. RSKss LahgasFa Aszalstzsa Tseaeea,
- a. =. A. Cay De-
- do u n Waite d.
50 % Tsanr foh.ccs, gaEtoas bfaadss
Aad u4ay asAsr srsci-s tso naasrees - uacatiaa,
J. y. I H. sPERRf.
raaEie-tf - hzFkcs -. S.sbsiis, Ieaa.
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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

IIAVTNG associated ourselves tog ether for the
l. i the pario-v OF transacuns a General GTue-ry :,
Commission aud Receiving ami ForwaTdiny Business
feel assure from long experience this bust
thtt can give satifiaeiua Ia all ~ho may ia
vUr Us VITA their patronage IL Is our inlenuon %
SeeP cDn-taistly Ia 81 well assorted stock % Gro
Genes Vines AID Liquors, apc drtr Tui. tea
cell ttem Oh ap they Ca be bought e.s.Sh- re-
J. y. A ii SFESi&Y.
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= ssls. COAL OIL ..ssy Superior article, ,u.
6sb15-H - $50 Rains, bEoHs CO.
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CAN DIOATEs.
For ,ttoruey Ce,rraI.

80 We are requested To kuualHcr =. l. fiStsV as
y Candidate for Attorney General uf the Ninth Jadt-
biaI Great EectIoH Nay 1900
oct lite
ss- We authorized Co announce JAMS T.
RuSs Esa- caHiifEte Tor tac eface &C Attorney
General % the Ninth Iuiicill CsrcaIt composed Of
(he counties OF pIvIdson, Samr-r aEd williamson
Election next May. artS-te
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$ CoUGHs, COINS HoAKsESsSS Ds
AtNaLN iSFtuESzA, iRRrTGrIoS, SoRESEss or
EszcA any affection OF the Throat CURED i,
ESx<VJttFy3 die HACKING couGH CoSsrxFTI0S
kutll klk4Ay BRoScs ms, wHooPTNG CoroH, AsrH
E$&I Ma, CAETAERH, RELIEVED by
N5INNZ BROWNS BR DNCHIAL. TRoCHES,
or CoCGH LoxExGKs.
stEpe and elegant Combination for (oUGHs Sc
Or. g. =. HIGELow, Boston.
al recon- mend their use 20 PuHIIc SPEAKxRs.n
Rev. F. H. CHkPfs. New York.
HcsfsalatGry relief IA BRONCHITIS"
Rev :. SkIGFliEB, Aorristown Ohio
g BeasEcsal UAeR compelled % rpeak, suffering from
CON. Rev. :. J z. ANBkKsos II. Louis.
- EecftsaI ia reasoriay HzaFssexs and Irritation %
tAe IhTodf, EltA SFEsxkss ard SISGkRS. "
Prof n. STACY JOHNSON, IzsGrange. Gs.
Teacher OF Ause. Southern Female College
'Greai Lsaeft ,cAeH takca bsorr and after preach
ing, taos pseusaf Hearseaezs From heir as eject
Ifhsnk kAey ziu Be Of permanent tdpInfagr T. as "
A.. Rev. Z. RowIEg. A. q
Prekdsnt Athens College, Tenn.
Sold By all Druggists, Al 25 eents per box
Also, BRowx's LAxArvg fKocaEs. Cafktgfsr L0feH
ees, for Dy9sia. Lsas9ason, csastsPafieH, sadaeA'
Bsiicus A9erfl0as, dc
ao~23-dtwSwsm
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On
Saturday. ADril The 18th, 1860,
Henry X. Peck VS.. wm, Tanner.

Henry h. Peck wm. Tanner.
DUR UANT to Il decree of the Chancery Court at
L Nashville IN above uamed case, will offer at
cubic -aie at the Court House in this ity ON
Natarday, April the nh. 1860,
All the right, tile anu interest which VIM Tanner
had on tbs list March 1s56, which he may nave
since that time acqu the ST. Louis and Neto
Orleans Telegraph Line. lie TO iacluae ali PriUtte-
ges, franchises fixtures attached to said line
sale pay lavor of comp lainant Tor sos,
besile interest add Gusts # suit.
j. 4. GLEAVES, C. NJ,
marchT-td Chaucery Court at nashville.
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Markets..

New YORK March 22.- Cotton dull and
heavy; sales to day 900 bales; Middling up
land IL. Flour, sales to-day 600 bhls l5a
5 %; w .isky, sales 200 bbls. 22k. Corn
dull sale 10 0lO bushels 75a7SA. Mess Pork
steady, II % for old aud IL rs III 873 for
new, Rio Coffee l3s; N"lasses Orleans 45d46;
Sugar, MuscOvado. 64a74.
CINCINNATI, March 22.-PrOvi-ions dull
AID tending downward; mess pork II 90;
-four dali "a 5.40A5.50; whisky sales 100
bills. at l63; mrlass' 43a45; corn so So.
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Mustang LiniEnent.
v.IuaRLE HORSE SAVED.


Mr.. :. LFIcH fiyGe ark VI, wrItes:-'' hat the
horse Was considered WOrtHiesst'' (his Case was
SPAWN but since the free use OF the Mustang
IIuI,nent / have sold hun Tor one $3.50 cab Your
Imminent has nee. doing wonders up here-'
$40 Broad 1TKEET, PIIfADELPHIA' Pa
(Earaot-) s'IH lining tue kettle from tie IRE II
became gn nssa geabIe tilted oyer, and scaiied my
[haads ven severely, almost 20 a crisp IL vas an
awfui sisut- The Mustang Imminent APPEARED 70 eX-
|tr.ctthe pain E-sled rapidly, ~ith"uS s"r' ness
> al Ieit 10 scIr Si account Truly yours,
&c Aai.E- FUSTEk-
Such language a this but the constant AMI natu
raj echo y herrver this article II use'i
Ths iiaitneut - Indispensable 10 ptiIters anu
owners of nors-s and mules Mr. JOHS DANIELS,
OF Montgomery AEa-- ssi,. d slave Tor SoU1, ~uO a.
raised from utter r-sucss by this Lanmcut
Every fauiiy should nave IL he very particular
and eaqure Tor the AastI.lg LiHnIeHt ana taAe IA.
[oIher-
Sold BY all dealers throughout North and SoutL
America Ear1pe, aud tile IsLtds Oi the Ocean for
Us cents 80 cents, ami : per bottle
BAKNEsS * PAkk New York
nov25-6mdtwSW
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Sale of Michael mCNaIIy,s
Br0nRrfY.

DURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
Nashville, at November Term, ls59 in the case
OF Hiram Vaughn, Admir- Of NJ. McNaIly, deceased,
VS.. Eliza McNaIly widow, &C., and the creditors.
will sell at public sale, the Court house IN this
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saturday the sIxt of March. 1860.

The following parcels Of property, to-wi': House
and Lot West side Of Cherry South OF Broad,
lot fronts so feet and back in $50 feetLot
in of what known the Peek Lot of IS II feet
by 40 and lying next TO aleyIot of Go feet by $50,
N hay Factory property and being Lot No 20 and
part CT LIT No. Is in sald plan.
TERMS -Creoii of and IL months, notes TO be
ecuted with satisfactory rsonal security lien 10 be
retained, and sale free from redemption.
mIrI-:d J. E GLEAVES, C. & c.
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REIIEF AND HEALTH TO !
frire Is eeats per Bol1LK.

frtrc = eents per uollLt
Ne have pgtepanas sold
years, aad cas- SAT-, n
IL. waal gs have asger
aEy etEer me1ieiEe-NEy
a SISeI.EfS.IANEE. To
timely azeai >rgeF 4id :
Of lizzattzla<tsn - any-
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Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

COTTON-We heard of no sales yesterday.
TOBACCO-At the warehouse of Fisher,
WheeSs & CO., 90 hhds. were sold at the fol-
lowing prices: 81 20, 5 35, 6 20, 50, 2 so
25. so, 90, 60. 10, 6 90, 5 90,
90. 3 40. 80, 6 IS. 5 90, 3 so, 5 20, 3 So,
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