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Bi6tis fur @artncr unO Qanrwtrt6e.

Nihtis fur 8artner unp 9onpmtrt6e.
Gum Serfauf lteben unter ben a%nne6mborI1eu
Beoinsunseu 40 Nfer 9anO, sum @emaIebau
leetgnet uup an Der Ofeaoom Bridge, 6 Wfeilen
BON 8thmrnb, in 6ancper Counts aelsaeu
5erner % older, III 6rib. @smiien 9%eetanct, unc
Is older Si6eutpl}0a II nit binldnalihem sra
terial, I'M Elm Sans gu bauen. Sauhieb6abcr
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Or. @6arIes 81. Gull: II ouf Der an pbioes
2anp ffc6enren 6arm wURnbaft, poer an psn
Eerausaeber D. 81.
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=, 8pienfele,
@nsrps~ une SetoilsSdno:er in &tsarren, Sau-
9auhs uuo Shnupfz&ataf,
SO. 1913 SrpabItrabe. &i6mcuo, 8a,
bait Elm %ppblaiIer. irteo Eager lelbit impprtirter Gi9arreu uae
fam INSTRUMENTATION bic %Slnfisien Nrtifs iteaea.
20 + !.
Die uuter,eidnetsu erlauben lb 9ierntit, alien
itreu 6reunpen unb Ssfannten Die erseben1ts
AnSei9e Su MAIDEN. pab %3r. GbS. 6. Shmescrlt,
pDn Der 6irma 0attorf uuo Co., 81 Carp Ctr,
BON Dem gtUrpeu ,uriif9ete9rt 1T uno belonpers
ttGige @intGufe fur Cab 9emabt bat in
98ein, 9iquRrs, Gi9arrea Qtmburser &GIr,
9tasberrY>S Yrrp, AUDI edbt.r peutIaer
@erUslatpurIt,
mel@e Qriifel lie ben gcebrten 5surben m6pleiu.r
nnp retail gu ben b~iai9lten preiien a%blaiIen per-
Den. I'm einen freunpli6eu 3uIpru6 btttet err
sebenf s. q. @attUrf II. 6 o.,
81 &arY Street.
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Bar.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-24
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@aaenfabritant,

Basenfabritaut,
&dt Der 9tru unp SrpaosS tra6e,
empftbIt 6duhieb6abrru Tsin Eager ron elesant unb bducrbaft
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9eit uno III ben bill ten 9reiieu. ellie in benz gSaeuerae-
daft sprtpmmeupe9 tepuraturtn rpsrben ~puuftIihit o~usSefubrt.
pV 3uW SErmtctbrn itr6rn itrle ctHigr
elesante Sussies ss9en bilt9s &er9ituus BEL
Spbn Owes.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-24

OomPfihifiabrt spiIden 6idmnnb - 3d., on
Ote beioen 9rDBen unb beauem einorriXt.,." :. SoFl"
} S,blit ySamsStSpa" nnO p&OanOfs" iperSen benz ,dSmRI1
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't Sasn ls0en Stcnitas um 4 tbr 9admtttaes n6 6S = S;a
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GGfa4t plre btIt9it ensenUmneu unb SInft 4 q t.es.s..
yalla9eprets neb HDrf0If So, 90. ""' =" p''pEperfs
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-24

9teues Soarptngbaus unp easerbier.9 4irtbIaaft.
Der Undergraduate bal an Der 17ten StraBe,
Dem 6ilbmarft 9cBeniiber, Elm neuss Suaf= H..
Boarding 9aus er6fnet, bas er itinen Sreun.
ben nnp benz Qublitum lm A~a9emeinen beitsnS
empfeblt.
SR Dem garroOm bte1eS neu einaeri9teten
9aules Iino ftets 0nrGnte nlsr 2rt .:np beRel
QuaIitat SUI BADEN, beipnperS smpfts6l: aber Elm
9las suteS eager'0ter
u. DtacDnt.
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Sentfcbe S~CpDtbefe.

200 8ores ganblss, SalDw, Sperm une aoauaRsine
$50 Sores Soap, 9lad, 8rOnn uRo geaeS,
so 8ores @eru gOrt GOl9en @bssfe,
3 SeireS Ries,
400 8rpprnS unp 8ufeIt5,
200 grpB Aiorteb 9ipes,
3Oo, 900 9Isarrr~, verl6ieptns SranbS, l0eBea ertaItsr
rnb ,nr g5erfaaf Bel 9Bm. Dallace u. SsbL.
20 8drrsls 9attiuere Qites, lOeben er6alten uno III
6obeu bel ism. Ballats u. SpRA,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-24
Sefsmntmadbm,,oen
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Office: Fcke Marshall und Ste Strasse.

EDWARD V. CANNON,
Sefentlitrr Flpta: unc @eribts. QumoTt
@dr Governor. uRp SrontGin-S CITRATE
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-18
n..,eannu.t.nsLin iment.

r,,,5,s,c virtue alone could insure The success
,-hs,, this article has attained For Rheumatism,
Sal, Rbeam, Burns, Bruises, stiu JC-nts or Gaids,
snrains Pole Evil and Seedlings upon Horses, IL has
no equal No person will be without L who has
once tested its value. Sand ~iIh reference 10 the
general estimation Of the Mustang LnIment, can
cbeerfuEIy say tnzt no article ever performed 50
many cures in neighborhOod as this. l. W.
SIXTH, BrfdgeGrid, Conn 4" s. LErrcH, Esq, Hyde
Park, Vt, writes, '.that the horse was considered
worthless, (his was SPAWN but since the free
use Of the Mustang Eminent have sold him for
sI5O Your Liniment is doing wOnfers up here"
Such testimony IS re5ching ne every day. The half
is told. Every family should kavei it. Beware OF
limitations. The genuine Musting il sold By all re-
Spectacle dealers throughout tie world.
BARNES & Park,
apr2-Im Proprietors, New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-18
DIR. KINGS DIsPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

DIR. KING ,Iormeri, Of New YORK for
ARS1 the last four years OF Louisville. Ken
tuck who has devoted his attention TIL treat
ment 4 private diseases Tor over so years dIters
himself, having attrnde a tract ce for so many
years, aud cured m,ny thaasants, he Is al he'd
20 cure all diseases OF priv ~ nature, tier
how bal ia y my b. mia icioas treat
ment, or rom n~geCt ct ID n Dr. Kings
Dispensary No % Deaderisk street betw Casr-
~ ami the square, cOHd stIry, where he cures all
diseases OF a pgtvat nature
GONogRHxA cured with ut nauSeous n sdicines
inierfcI enCe with business
srFICIUKss at oil or recent date, erertuaIy cared
pain Wherea structure ext . health csas"t be
enJoyei. Perhaps no dis causes more mischief
and dnierIuines the cons t1ti0n So much.
SrPHLIs with all the diseases q the skis, growing
out Of neglect or bad treatment, can D. eaectu4ly
cured IN a Tea days
SEMINAL wE,kSxss Particular Rttsnti n having
been giyea - IN disease, aud all The consequence
grosi * ont or t, brought Ia any oy tse
Destructive sbtts L ncou ,iierste iouth's tnd
ccssse euigvace u tn passions, neglect o. hicn
WI anier nine the Constitution, rendering the sub
lectuaatf'r Business or sScet! AMI causing preua
tare old age.
Fem dies Who may DO isboring with any difficulty
OF the womb may rest assured OF INN sdA'e rslel
Persons residing abroad, by writing aud stating
tneir cas-, with a Tee enclosed. directed Or A.
hing, No. u Dssiersk strees, Nashville, rean., will
nave The necessary mo lcines - taeir address,
with necessary dtrcctioas strict secrecy observed
Omce hoeFs from o'cl0 K Ia the srning until In
me evening mAySo-aadAwIy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-18

~It gives us much satisfaction to find
that the Young Men of Nashville are earnest
ly engaged in the good work of getting up q
Library. Under a charter granted them by
the last Legislature they have taken the
initiatory steps to organize and will COM
plete the organization tonight by the cleo
ton of officers. AS a means of mental inn
proyement too much cannot be said of the
advantages offered by a wellselected library
and the rivalry which association in COM
mon work stimulates We trust, therefore,
that the efforts of the Young Men to secure
a Library may be altogether successful.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-18
John A. Fisher. Padncah.

fg"The express negro promises TO bring
out some rich Developments. We learn from
Col. Jones, the Superintendent of Adams Ex-
press here that on Sunday m Tning a white
man. citizen OF Cincinnati, called ~ the
express Office in that city for the box which
contained the negro, giving the name which
was pat on IL. The gentleman in attendance
had heard nothing Of the affair. but after look
ing tor the box, could not dad II and told the
mao IL had not come. The express company
are determined la ferret out the whole affair,
and bring the guilty parties, II detected, 10
punishment
The box which contained the negro vas
standing before the Express oiiee yesterday.
and claimed good deal Of atteniion- IL is
aboa, the size of an ordinary shoe box Col.
Jones offered to pay the reward and ali the
incidental expenses Incurred for the negro
for the parpose OF forwarding bin forthwith
10 his owner at Nashville. bat the jailor can
not give him up unless the owner o. bis su-
shorizsd agent demands him. aud makes oath
thai The negro Is bis property.-Lez- Jss.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-18
Sherinos Sale.

DY virtue of the authority me conferred, by the
ID hereinafter described ycnditioni exponas to me
directed and delivered from the Hon. Circuit Court
Davidson county, Tennessee, at its January Term,
1860 will expose public SALE To the highest bid
der for cash at the Court house Yard gate the City
Nashville Saturday, the 5th day Of Nay, 1850,
all the right title, claim, interest and estate, which
Chas. L. H. Martin has and ~ the following de-
scribed property to-.gIt: One negro Woman named
Kitty, aged about ~ years one negro Man named
Aaron, aged about 40 years; and one other negro
Woman named Nancy, aged about 70 years, levied
upon By h Branch, iepuiy Sheriff, as the property
of ChAs. e II. Martin, TO satisfy three judgments
rendered in said Circuit Court, two in favor oil Jas
Edward lawrence and c. L. IL. Martin.
ALSO.-At the same time n q place, will expose
to sllc the highest bidder for the folowin
negroes and property to Wit : One negro Ma named
Iiartwell about 40 years OF age, of black complex
ion and two three year Uld horse Mules Of by l.
or, levied on by John b. Murry, Deputy Sheriff, as
property OF C. h II. Martin, TO satisfy yendi-
tioni exponas, from the Circuit Court OF Davidson
conuty TX ia or of NJ N. Brien anu against Z. LAW
renee and u. K. Martin.
ALSO.-At the same time and place viii expose
to sale, the highest bidder for cash, one negro
Girl named Neil, aged about IL years, OF copper
compile xion, levied the property of +. ii.
Martin by Z. c. Drake, Deputy sheriff, TO satisfy a
ycnditioai exponas issued by said Circuit Court f
yor oil II. ChiIjred, ST., against T.. Lawrence Z.
l.. III. Martin. sale within lawful hours
JAMES NJ HINTON,
Sheriff OF Davidson county.
..,s-,s 81 SSS S' S & SSihHr' Deputies
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-18

~ The warm weather which we have
bad during the present month has caused
housekeepers to think earlier than Usual of
summer comforts. Nothing, they know. is
more comfortable in a family. when the sum-
mer sun glows with its accustomed fervor,
Than a water cooler, an ice pitcher, or re-
frigerator. For the money expended they
catalogue of housekeeping articles. Mr.. J.
W. WILSON, it will be seen by our advertising
columns has an assortment of these things,
aud many others, to which he calls the at
ton Of the public.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-18

III Read the following let er from Clergyman
well known West Tennessee, North Alabama and
Mississippi:
(EXTRACTl
OKALnSk, Mss, January, 1880.
Nessrs- GLAZE FTLIKR
II did not think you were troubled with more
Is than you find time 10 read wOui send
goo In reiatiJu 10 what yOar AmbFosiai OH has
done for sIniee 1t say thai had been san r
in vita haarsvness, Obstruction in the Bronchial
tubes for many years. ID II getting so bad that
/ couH scarcely Gil my appointments Your Ambro-
sal Uii perfectly rez.ored me-, aud 1 now work
without difficulty
apr3-n REV. A. l. HUNSAKER.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-18
NASHVILLE, April 13, 1860

NASHVILLE, April Is, 1860.
To the Editors of the PdtriOt:-I wish 10 say
to those afflicted as | have been, that is with
sore eyes, how was cured after being blind
over three months. ! at first applied to the
most eminent physician in Nashville, who
gave me no relief. A friend of mine. and l
may truly call her friend, for had it not been
for her, in my opinion. should forever have
been blind. She took me to the Indian Doc
tors Office, No. 100 High street he gave me
some medicine which restored my sight in a
few days, and for four months past my eye
sight has been us good as it ever was think
he can cure any case of sore eyes. l am con
fidentI suffered as much and had as difficult
eyes to cure any person ever had.
1w. MARGARET BARNES, High street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-18

ANSIvERsARY MEETING OF THE MISSIONARY
SOCIETY OF THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
SoUrH.-The Sixteenth Annual Meeting Of
this Society was held in this city in Mulberry
Street Church, on Monday night. Bishop
EARLY presided and opened the meeting with
singing and prayer. The Secretary. DIR. E.
W. Ss:HoS, then read his Annual Report
which was highly interesting. IL shows col
lections for the purposes Of the Society du-
ring the past year TO have been 1884 .442-
and deficit TO be met by next October, of
some SIS 900, to meet expenditures which
were deemed necessary In urging forward
the spread Of the truth of the Gospel among
missionary service was full and encoura ging
The Board OF Managers have il in contem-
plaiion to extead the field Of their beneyo-
lent enterprise still further in Central and
South America. and TO Japan. The Confer
ence of Bishops, whose session in this city
has just closed. has Designated for the posi-
ton os missionary to the empire last named,
a young minister from Mississippi, Rev. W.
T. j. SuIIIvANT, who. ia the course of the
evening. addressed the Society. In modest bat
feeling and elcquen, terms. in relation to the
labors and duties that lie before him. lie Is
young man. but We were extremely fasora-
bly, impressed with his amiable and iEtelIi-
gent bearing aud his brave Christian resolve.
He Is evidently q man of great promise. aud
as well qualified As any of bis age, 70 assume
the high responsibilities to which be IL called.
Rev, Mr.. PEIcarrr. missionary from Ksa-
sas. addressed the Society. on the condition
Of the MISSIONS Of the Southern Church 10
thai territory. The Society was also enter
tained By speeches from Bishops PAHx and
EARLY. and by remarks from Drs. SUxxERs
aud McFEKRis.
The following officers were elected;
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-18

Like Napoleon. have always had great
contempt for women. Give a woman a fine
dress, looking glass and a few sugar plums,
and she will be quite satisfied.-LOrd Byron.
We can now understand the reason why
Byron popular with women. They could
zee themselves reflected in him.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-18

Thursday night the store of Showers
Il Moore. containing $4,000 ia notes and &C
counts, was entirely cOnsumed.-LOu. Dem.
How lucky in being saved an indefinite
amount of dunning. A million of April
shotcers aud more might have fallen before
iutn cash
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-18
SbsriG's Sales.
ShersH,s Sale.

IOY virtue of IA directed and delivered from
Id the Honorable Chancery Court of Davidson
county, Tennessee, at its November Term, 1859, /
viii expose to public sale the hest builder, for
cash at the Court House Yard in the City of Nash
vile, Saturday, the 5th day OF May, 1850 all the
right title claim and estate which Char les
Z. H. Martin then had may have since acquired
TX and to the following described: two negro slaves
ami three horses, to- wit: named julius, aged
about forty two years. of black eomple xion, and
Ned aged about thirty EIGHT years. of dark complex
ion sorrcl, AID two bay horses, being levi
cd the property OF Charles r.. H. Martiu to sat
isfy judgment rendered in favor of John h u leaves.
c. and II. for the &c, against Ed Lawrence and
Charles L. H. MAJ tin. This, April Atm, 1860.
JAMES IL Hin TON sBerig.
apr5--td. BY L. g. DRAKE, ID. Sheriff
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-18

For wonder there was not an alarm of
fire yesterday. The incendiaries who had
been o actively at work for week, or more,
seemed to have come TO pause. 1t is we'll
they have; but let not the efforts to detect
them cease. The risks of property and life
which have been incurred already demand an
example, and il is to be hoped that the guilty
may be taken and the law rigidly enforced
against them.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-18

We have heretofore omitted to mention
that the Louisville Courier now prints a.
edition fol- sunday. Printed Oh new types.
and containing a great variety of reading
matter, 1t is one of the best papers we hav e
seen. Subscriptions are taken for the Sun
day paper alone from all who desire it.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-18

The temperature of The weather yesterday
was an improvement upon that of the day
previous Old Sol hid himself behind cano-
by of clouds. which shed an occasional tear
upon the thirsty earth. and the winds were
just cool enough to impart pleasure. Still
there was a cry for a real old fashioned April
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-18

@A team belonging to Mr.. Bailey. of
Jacksonville, ran away yesterday and into
tue river. the load of whisky was -pilt great
ly to the disgust OF the loaters. The horses
were reScued.-LOu. Dem.
The driver of that team will die of re-morse
some day, if he don't do better.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-18
CAN DIOATES.
ELECTION on THURSDAY, NAY 24rH.
Ror Afkarn~x s.....s

81 We are AUTHORISED 20 annoancs TIN. II VII
.IAhS . Candidate for re-eectisn - she once II
Attorney 6snesai 10 me sixth Jeacial Dls1riet Of
Tennessee ESctioe 2ste day Of Nay, lsso.
sprie-td BSxe
80 We authorized announce JANIS z
RAIss, ESQ.,, candidate Tor the once of Attorney
General OF the Ninth Jsdcizi Circuit composed II
the counties OF Davidson, SumRsr and wllllamson
Election neat May octS-te
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-18

The leading journals of New York City
have employed an express train to carry their
papers out on one of the railroads an advance
of the mail. That's enterprise. 1t would
star;le old fogies here. especially old fogy
Attorneys General who adhere to the notion
that only their dear Uncle Sam ought to car
~ "mailable NATTER
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-18

"OLD GAN" the famous editor OF the Frank
lin (ky.) Democratic Banner. was in town yes
terday, looking in tip-top condition. and
ready to hoist The banner of the Charleston
Convention. We wish him the best of luck.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-18
A AorHEs, N SroKr. KILLS Hss CaIs-n.
The Hamilton l0.l TsigrsrA says:

Last Tuesday. little child Of Mrs.. Shat
fer. (sistsr OF Mr. Campbell. who resides In
the First Hard.l sho iises In Gsrmaniawn.
got possession If al old pistol and ssapped
u several times. after which she handed l. to
her mother. aud said In = playful msaaer.
Shoot NE. nesheris Mrs. Shzifer toak he
pistol aud Polaled the mu<zis ta@zrd her
child aud palied the trigger. expioalar The
cap and seading ball thruaga rhe ehlId's
bad. killing il iasfanliy. Tas pistol lad
not been fred tor mere thaa yssr, and xzs
supposed ret 70 b loaded.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-18
DEPARTED.

Clipper, Cincinnati,
Melrose, do.
DEPARTED.
John A. Fisher, Paducah.
The river il falling with feet water on
Harpeth Shoals. Dispatches from Burks-
Vile, say rise is coming down.
The Ella is the packet for Paducah to-day
Her hour of departure is II NJ.
The Red ROUer is laying up at GAINESVILLE,
awaiting rise.
The Memphis ApaLGnehe gives the follow
ing particulars of the sinking of the Defender:
Through the officers of the Hpqomqr we
learn that the steamer DEFENDER, Capt. Evans
bound from New Orleans to Pittsburg, pick
ed up a snag about three o'clock Saturday
evening. when near Laconia, about one hun
bred miles below this point The snag struck
the stem of The boat. about h foot under
water, tore her bow off completely, and pass
ing upward, carried away her forward cabin
bulkhead aud passed through the hurricane
deck. An unfortunate deck passenger. who
was standing near the bow. was literally i'm
paled by the terrible monster of the deep,
and was instantly killed. Two other deck
passengers are missing, and ii is supposed
that they, too, we're struck by the euag, or
jumped overheard in their terrier, aud were
lost.
The boat was Immediately headed for the
shore, and succeeded In reaching it. but suEk
almost Immediately; aud when our Informant
left, her stern was rapidly settling in deep
water, with her bow ashore. The work
of wrecking commenced Immediately. and it
is thought a small portion OF the cargo
which vas slowed on the main deck will be
saved.
The Ra9onslr was the first boat to reach the
scene of the disaster, and rendered what as
sistance she could. She brought the DEFENDER .
passengers aud some of her crew to this
point.
The Defender was heavily laden, her car
go consisting in part of 500 hogsheads sugar.
$50 barrels molasses. 400 dry hides. 80 tons
copper and iron, 500 sacks coffee. and q
large amount of miscellaneous freight. most
ly for Cincinnati and Piitsburg, and which
Will nearly all be lost. The boat was one of
the largest class of stern -wheeiers, and was,
We believe. owned in Pittsburg, where she
was partially insured. She was between
four aud five years old, and was worth proba-
bly, $l2 900. We could not learn the names
OF the persons killed.
The DEFENDER has always been a paying
insti tuition, and had she reached Pitisbarg
would, we understand, have cleared $1,000
on the ronnd trip. The snag thar pnt an end
TO her existence is said to have been out of
water, and one of the ug.iest looking cuslo-
mers in the Mississippi.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-18

rS~ln cemetery near Buffalo is an cpl
who held such a good opinion of the deceased
that he had inscribed on the stone:
..wth such as he may be saved or dammedp,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-18

&c The California Yeast excitement has
about played out; the Yeast, however, con-
times TO work and grow, and the bread made
of il to come up and go down.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-18
DIVIDEND.

A DIVIDEND OF the capisAl
~ Stock OF the Nashville and Ctafsaaaosa Rail
road Company was tbs day Jared 81 the Diree
tors, the pfJts of the last six mouths, paya
BILE add after ths I:sh inzt, the oalse 81 The
freAsarerin Nashville. A. GaEAgkS,
apre-lm treasurer
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-18
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL Is. Is'

NOTICE. 10 CAspGDATE-we will not insert herea-
ter apv persons name candidate for ONCE in the
Px1RIo1, unless paid for in advance. mar13-d
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-18
FRANKLIN, Tenn. June 10, 1859

FkAAkIIN, Tenn, June 10, I6ov
bought; bottle of Prof. Clark's medicine and
was to give him S. to cure me Of Rheumatism. Il
made inai cure of me. also tried it for Too h
Ache with the same result therefore can recon-
mend it for these complaints.
apTills-if. f. W. OVEKToS.
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