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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-25
I'm the Christian Advocate and Journal, New YORK
Aug ISL

Tax HoUsKkEEPER's FRIEND -SPAtDISG's PEkfAHkD
uE--SmaIl conyenieDces for general hfnhy use
'e offen OF more value than wiat are called great
rentousD II is estimated that In the Uniteh states
ere are at least Eve millions OF households, IN all
| which the annoyance OF sqnaking, keiy chairs
BIAS tables, ETC. is constantly experienced, and 50
Ing az furniture in this condition there Is always
knger Of a s-smasb-up." The experience ofthe city
tuse K eper, with Nay-day before her eyes, will
IadiIy suggest the value and nvenience Of really
bust worthy prepared glue, that can be instantly
bought in requision where repairs to furniture and
her household wares Beedful. The want Of
ch an artic Ie is const mt aud universal the
tmiIy. and hitherto It ias been want unsupplied-
his hOw yer, can be truly said no longer. Spald-
les Prepared Glue seems To be all that has been de-
red in this direction Il is kept soluble by cheni
Is retains strength and teHaciiy Is conveni lent
d always cup the sticking point - put up in a
Pttie with brush and SOLD at twenty-five cents.
T. house- keeper in city country well anrrti
be without a botIle al Spaidi1g's Prepared Glue.
is just the thing for library schools. where
fslks are coust ,HtIy need OF rep1ir-
|Ieb2l--W
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-25

GARDNER & Co.-Dry goods dealers who
purchase their supplies here. and all who
ought to purchase them here. whether they
do OF not will turn to the advertisement of
Messrs. GARDNER 4 Co, which will b. found
in another column. They are receiving their
large stick of Spring aud Summer Goods.
comprising all the new importatious. Messrs.
GARDNER & Co. express detern nation TO
offtr goods to their customers. aud the trade
generally, a, prices that will challenge CON-
petition with any house in the Union
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THOMPSON & Co.-One of the largest and
finest retail dry goods stores in the Western
country, is that Of MesSrs- THOMPSON 4 Co.
on Coll'g &c Street. near the Public Square.
They keep constantly on hand a magnificent
assnrtmcn mt of goods, to which they have jus,
added fresh supplies. consisting OF Irish lin
ems, linen sheeIings, damask, towels, and
napkins. together with carpets, carpet rugs,
&c, &c. to all of which they invite the at
tention of their customers and the public. See
advertisement.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-25

ALLISON. ANDERSON 4 Cove invite the
attention If the trade to the advertisement If
M-ssrs. ALLISON. ANDERSON & Co., importers
aud Wholesale dealers in foreign and domrs-
tic dry goods and ready made clothing
They have just received their Spring stock
consisting of an extensive and fine assortment
of goods, and are prepared to supply the
trade on the best Of terms Country mer-
chants should give them call when they
visit the city.
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For Tax Collector.

ss- We are authorized to announce DR.. 10 W.
BROWN as d eandIssts Tor Revenue Collector Da-
vids"u county at the ensuing March 0IectiJn.
Jau24-te
lEFeWe are authorized to announce Q. q. DEGROvE
d Candidate for Revenue Collector vi DAVIDSON
count. at the ensuing March election.
JaDzO-te
ss- We are authorized to announce ". B. YouxG
Of htc's Creek, candidate for Revenue Collec
tor at tn ensuing March election.
Sc We are authorized to announce DANIEL &.
CLAKh candi at; Tor rievcuue Collector of ia
wilson county, at the ensuing March election.
Oec30-te
Hs- We authorized to announce ACTON
YOUNG a a Candidate Tor Tax Collector of Davidson
county at tue ensuing March election.
dec29-Je
s1- Weare authorized to announce A J. RAMSEY
as = candidate for state ana County Revenue Cllec
Tor for DAVIDSON county, II The ensuing ,arch cleo
ton decZo-te
IL We are .uthorzed TO announce JOEL. A. BAT
TIE as Candidate Tor the Office Of Revenue COllec
tor Of Davidson county at the ensuing March cleo
ton. dec2l-te
a candidate for reelection to the Oftce OF State
and County Revenue Collector at the ensuing March
election dec2l-Ie
ssr We are authorized TO announce ANDREW
GkkGoISY candidate for Tax Collector Ur David
son county at the ensuing March election.
dec1U-te
Es- We authorized to announce ROBERT F.
Pow Frs as candidate for Revenue Collector OF Da-
wilson county at the ensuing March election.
dec2U-te
sH- We are autho rized T. announce E. u. WHIT
WOKI Ii as u candidate fOf the office Revenue
gctor OF Davidson county at the ensuing March cleo
ton. dec2Z-te
For COustabIe-Ist District.
So ", .uI.uIILcs u announce A -. CARTER
Il candid tie .Or Constable this, the First Dis
Lrict, at tIv March iectIOn. jan3l-te
pA-we areauthorizei to announce japt. JESSE W.
PAGE, "A candidate for Constable tue Nashville
District, at the ensuing March election.
janl2-Ie
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-25

BIT JOIN G. sA1s-


Pm notined-fair ueighbor mine
By one Of our Profession,
That this-the Term Of Valentine
Is Cupid's special Session.
Permit me, therefore, to report
Myself, on this occasion,
Quite ready TO proceed TO Court,
And File my Declaration
I've an attachment for you, too
legal and strong one;
Obi yield unto the Process, do,
Nor let it be a long one.
No scowiing bailif turks behind;
He'd be a precious no'idy,
Who, -aiiing TO Arrest the mind,
Shonld go and Take the BODY.
For though q form like you're might throw
sculptor in distraction;
couldn't serve Cap'as-no-
I'D scorn so base an actioni
Oil do not tell me Of your youth,
And turn away demurely;
For, though you're very young, in truth,
You're lot an Infant, sureiyl
The Case is everything tn me;
Nv heart is loves own tissue;
Don't plead Diiatory Plea:
Let's have the General Issue!
Or, since you've really no Defense,
Why rot, this present Session,
Omiiting all absurd DreteDse,
Give Judgment by Confessionf
So shall you be my lawful wife;
Aud I-your faIttf ul lover
Be Tenant of your heart for Life,
With no Remainder oveTl
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Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT UFFICL

NASHVILLE, Feb. 20. $50.
COTTON-There was a decline in the cot
ton market yesterday of s(94c. y n. The
sales were less than 100 bales al 7(g92c.
TOBACCO Sales OF three hogsheads, old
crop, at 235, 800. 470.
COTTON-During the week, which ended
Yesterday, the cotton market was dull, and
prices lower than the previous week. The
sales sum up about 700 bales at Z q l0c. p
fb , which il the range of prices now.
TOBACCO-The sales during the week
amount to 81 hhds. at l:S0 to 7:70 per cwt.
Louise is selling at 1:75(92:25 for lugs; 800
(G5:5O tor leaI.
q FLOUR-Dcmand active. Extra 81 00(9
so p bbl.; Supertne S6(G6 so; Extra
Family Flour in bags. So so; Superiine So
Der 9s bs. These are Wholesale prices; the
retail figures advance Csc. - 80 lbs, aud soc
q barrel.
WHEAT-Prime Red and White, in de
mand at 81 l0(Gl %.
BACON-Hams slc; Shoulders 7lc; Clear
Sides LOG l0ic p ID.
LARD-We quote at 939lOc. p d. The
demand continues brisk.
SEEDS-Millet Seed 81; Orchard Grass
Seed 81 IS; Clover Seed So 50(96; Herd
Grass 81 25(9sl SO; Timothy Seed sS75(9
81 90; Clean Blue Grass 50 %, stripped
sl75.
WHISKY--Rectifed 25@27; country
brands 5O(G75c.
IRUN.--Tennessee--B 5 &c Band ] (97A
Horse Shoe %, NAH Rod 3, boiler %. sheet
s569i, Hoop S4(@sa. Pittsburg-bar "a
Band 5l(G6. Horse shoes, Nail Rod7 sheet
5i(G6, Hoop 59s.
NAlLS.-Threes IS so. Fours 81 so per
keg Skies 81. Fights sS IS, Tens and arger
sizes s3 SO.
81 35(Gl 40 r. bushel. No peaches IN mar
| ket.
RoPE-GrassIz3(sl4e -Jate la Cotton
Thread 22t(923-
| LEAD.-It cents % b.
| SHOT.-Buck So 40; Drop 81 80 per oag
| POWDER.-Blastine IS 90, and Rifle 81
90 per keg.
Pm.
| BkksSM AA.--In demand at 20 cents.
4 SALT-BArrel salt selling at Sec q
| bushel, aud sack At 81 SO lar nae. Ii LOIS
a redac tior Is made on sack.
I SUGAR-ESew Orlesus brown ga Toe. q
D. by the bbl-; 3c. lower by The hog-head.
\. Y. Coffee sugars lo(9if3c, crushed and
powdered lla(sizse; lo~i ll(9izc.
| MOLASSEo-Aew Orleans az bills 400
4ze. q gallon; SOC. in bali bois.
GOLDEN SYkUf.-ID barrels zoe, Ia
| aaif-harrels IS, in kegs 81 90.
COFkEE.-- Stock light, demand fair
Prime Rio il worth i3tslsl cents- Lagayrs
IL; Java lsla2o. baltimore strictly choics
l5s.
CANDLEs.-star firm at Is Tor IA on
Il for fai; weight; Taliow, i2Se.
HIDES AND LkAThEk--a equote gresl
alder cents, dry 10; Southern salt IL.
OAK Sole Lsaiber Joc- q D. Tor eesI quail
~; Harness So
RAGS--for Gotten Ragsia good erie
eenls Is readily PAID
WUoL.-Iuh-wasked, Ia demand AZ 3
cents. pslied, ze<e sc; nns sshea ie<e 20.
OII-S.-Linseea, z5e; LARD ) 1 10, flames
, s5<a loo. God Liver 81.
BALED HAY -from store so per tot
Il good supply "a hand
1UkfESfiSE-ts5c-
u IRISH PoTAf0ES-3si3S Is a b
1 ffcm ssors. $50
hEAL-70c- p hnshel.
!. CoRS-ResAii tfsn store CO., a boske
shosezsie s5(a7ac-
L. OATS-7S<ssoc,4 bashel.
81 BRAN-sso D Iva
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DIR. KINGS DISPENsARH
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES

&as> Dk-SING formerly OF New York for
the tastTour years OF Louisville, Ken
ky, and sho has voted hiS attention to the treat
~ OF private diseases FOR over 80 years, nstterf
fsef having attended to practice for so many
krs, AID cured so maHy Thousands, he's enabled 10
Q all dis7Ases OF a private nature matter how
they may oefrom Iajudicioas medicA Treatment,
rom aegieCt their own Dr. kiEg's DisPenEary
No Is Deaderick street, between Cherry and the
Are second story .where he eLEe alldiseasesof s
vate nature
oxoskHkA ared xiIhoutl Auseousm edleInt ora u
ference with business.
fSicruKksof old recen tiate ,eHsctuAlly aredt
|ew lays, BY an operation which causes pain.
ere structure xists health cannot be enjoy ed.
thapsno disease cause Inore misc h a nd ndeF-
hes the constitution 50 much
rrHILIs, with alltbe diseases of th skin grOuins
J of aegteet or bad treatment San be feet aaliy
red IN few days.
xxfxAi yxAKxkss-PartieulaTatte y tioI hAvipfbe
eE his disease and Alishe consequences grow
{active habits of neonstiersts Youths ana excss
adalge of the passions neglected. Which xiIl
md renstes the ssbleet IN
asiEsssor society and causin prem
fcmzles xhO may belaboriag ~ith ANY iiflcUlty Of
Won may restsssared o immediAts relief.
Persons esiding abroad by writing and stating
Sircase with fee enclosed directed to Dr. King
I Is Deaisrick street S--ehviige rena., viii have
necessary medicinesent TO their address, Al
Ssary directions Strict secrecy observed once
|irsfr IN o'eioekir he merninF until in theevs-
navzo-tRdk~
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County Trustee.

ES Weare authorized announce JOHN W. MAR
Tin as a candidate for County Trustee the ensuing
March election. octll-td
asr We authorized to announce E. A RA-
WORTH a Candidate for Trustees of Davidson
county at the ensuing March election.
iaD11-te
Rs-Wc are authorized 10 announce WIN. JASPER
TAYLOR a candidate for Trustee Of Davidson
county, at the ensuing March election. jan2 t.
aS- We are authorized 10 announce HENRY L.
JUSTICE a candidate for County Trustee, a the
ensuing March election. sepl0-te
arWeareiuthorizedto announceTH0S. 4. SAUN
DEkS a Candidate FOR the office OF County Trustee
OF davidson County at the election to be held in
March, 1860. apr20-td
81 We authorizedto announce SAMUEL
AdENI Candidate for County Trustee at the
March election. sprls-td
So de are authorized to announce ISHAM
CLARKE a ;IaS. iita for trustee OF Davidson coun
y, at tae lext darcn election. aug2O-te
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rWe find on our table two elegant

~We find on our table two elegant
bottles, one labeled spirit of the Press" and
the other the Military Edaors Pirate i'd
user and Muse" On bringing a cork-screw
to bear upon them We find that they contain
samples OF the finest Brandy aud Sherry ever
brought to this country. OF course they
came from the house of Mcssrs E. LAMBERT
d Co, No. 26 Cherry street, up stairs. The
brandy we never drink-the wine we krotc
to b. of The very best Inded, Messrs. l.. il
Co. keep no other sort Turn to their new
advertisement.
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es-A modern philosopher has remarked

fgrA modern philosopher has remarked
that hat-making is the true "art prrservative
OF all arts" The soul Being located in the
head. whence it rules the ioiy. if the head be
not carefully guarded and the brain kept
in good condilion-nOt heated from want of
ventilation nor chilled by cold-the human
machine must speedily get out of order.
FRANCISCO introduces his beautiful Spring
styles of hats to-day, "the productions of
his own manufacture" and it would be worth
your while to look in upon his beautiful dis
play.
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thisArtielefoF eysrten
coSFpksef4SBrsUTn Of
bs=n able Ia say Of
ES Has II fAlLkD IN
EFfECf A CUkk, when
ne KNOW an tastaEcs-
one who used &C, on
lighted sitL tts otssra
, u 1is aest coDRenda
, AID mesiicaf vlrtaes
} ..saAI AZ % ENoU,
euce. ASb FLkDGE ouE
h1-xr % uhAT nEAE
i0stlaec sheFe the sa-.
a1ss exhzasuoE, Trile
. tsrnty minntes after
! sersd.
: tsoi isthe proscriptse1
: PEklENCLLsna SKILL
: lsna, sna aas bee4
I, i&fs sTCs-Ess
: or cAsAe-
: frem pain, bat inyiN
I bnysels, corEecls sEtdt
ergy 20 tie s1ols ksa
stsntiy reilcve
EiItt Island
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River News.

ARRIVED.
Feb. l4.-John A. Fisher, Paducah
Ella, ST. Louis,
DEPARTED.
Feb. l4.-John A. Fisher, Paducah.
b. NJ. Runyan, ST. Louis.
The river was falling slowly yesterday,
with a high stage of water.
The Ella, Capt. Sims, with Ed. DOYLE in
the Office, departs for Paducah to-day at
noon. If you want delightful trip get
aboard of her.
The T. G. TirichelI leave for the Crescent
City al 10 O'clock, A. NJ, to-day. The
TirieheA is one of the fieetest OF our crafts,
aud il under the charge of as clever a set OF
officers as can be found anywhere. Passen-
gers will do well to travel on her.
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~Thn natri.

G@The patriotic GERMAN YAGERs celebra-
ted the 22d by parading during the day, and
a shouting match, closing at night with a
SPLENDID Ball at Harmonic Hall. The ball
was numerOusly attended, and all yresent
seemrd t" feel the Inspiration of the occasion.
Commend us to our German frien s for whole
souIed enjoyment on such an occasion.
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PIE popularity Of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINI-
ENT, Is c"extensIve with the civilization OF the
be. other articles claim {" Alternate pain and
Ftress-this cures. Family Ply siciaHs, Govern
ent Hospitals, Farrers, Planters, Farmers. Livery
I'm, &C. have particularly demonstrated this fact,
rOugh"ut the world No article ever before re
iyed such undivided praise and suPpeTtGrOm Medi
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-25

g We neglected to mention. yesterday,
the Ball of the Dolphin Hose Company No
l. at the Court House Wednesday night. 1t
was one of the pleasantest reunions ever
held in the city of Nashville. The gay party
enjoyed themselves long after the "wee sma'
hours of the nj aht' and went away happy
and joyous. When shall We have such an-
other?
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Advanced Taxes.

CoELkCTokis OFr1cE, err Hail,
NAsayIIIE, Jan @oth, 1880
TAX PAYERS who wish 20 avail themselves Of
Il the privileges of The law aiiaw prepay toeat
Of CORPORATION TAX :, for The year 1850, are
hereby notleed that they 40 nov do % by eating
Al co.ssetofs Once. Interest lhe rate q oSE
per month viii be allowed from the date u
eersncae All LIST @ July Owners IL tAxzble prop
sFty in ths ny viii nad thssr Interest call
Immediately. A Nkd<o>,
l.nal-im Collector.
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Furnishing and Fancy Goods.

~ erds=. SSAi mozs Gosds xe have resolved 20
II skS less PrsatE. Cur stock fail a. al simes.
aae SEE u ans ysriess u sAlfts, Mesa lee
sat SAD Gfassks tSDEHSk&k 81 sid. q a
Half soss ~ eFsEy kiaa; H.n4k erelalefs. easfsa-
ders SHIRT ssa Dfuzss1s lenzs, 80 Sc .
base aiss ehoscs 10 = fsnry ssoes1s, SSH -
csn,es afsznss Cases fofte aaales. fseksl i1seks.
casss-lsea, L-Essf fFeFeiins h4<ss - u Hirsers,
SCISSORS, <s-, al fsr SAC eassp ~
t.n.s ,. a. nchliI-
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Auction aud Commission Card.
TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS AND DEAL ERS.

'I'HE subscribers have opened a large and exten-
sive house for the transaction Of a strictly CON
MISSION BUSINESS ANn1hNKKAL AGENCY with
arrangements for the constant reception of all kinds
Of Goods Wares, Merchandise and Manufactures in
the various departments OF Trade
IL h With hdeHce aud pleasure that call the
attention Of those visiting Nashville 10 varied
aad -lAuIly changing stock the larger portion
uf cur coasignmenis are from manufacturers. tysf
k1nds or those forced "a sell to RAISE Gunds Keep
IN view that the mouey made IA the pure base.
ord-. $ faithfully attended wnen smFsuied by
the casa. BESJ- D SHELLS o.
Central stores, No. - and - College "a,
febs-tf Nashville, Tenn.
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CRIMINAL Court CIer,x

kF We authorized to announce CHARLES N.
HAYS as Candidate Tor Criminal Court Clerk the
ensuing election. dec3I-te
R9- We are authorized to q noun &c JOHN SHANE,
ESQ.,, a Candidate for re-eIec ioa to the Office of
Criminal CourtCierk at next March election my17te
II We are authorized to announce or. E.
PATTERSON as candidate for CriminaI Coz IT Clerk
atthe nsuing March election. Maya I'd
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fEPresident cAKSEs. OF the University q
East Tennessee. viii preach In iAe Christian
Church % Sunday morning az IL clock.
aad Dr.. cH.iIks, Of Philadelphia. At aisAl.
Seats always ffss.
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| ke Test OF IL iears' Experience
Has proved the sHperiorquaIy of
HEGEmAN, CLARA a. CO.'S
EcNuIne God lIiNer Oil,

BIZ is pronounced by Physicians the best remedy
Consumption ,Scronula, Chronic RheuIna tIsu ,&c.,
er discovered
|cAuuoS.-Th- value Of this remedy depends upon
purity and in order to secure our customers Il
re article one Ol our hrm went u NEWFOUNDLAND 20
periBIend the manufacture OF our OH aud
az 10 pure. that the iabsl Ihe eagle aud
,rtar ant the signature the cork al eaci bot
there Is a great deai OI CHEAP, iHIoriUT OIL
med OH for genuine, to the great Injury OF pa
nts.
81 Askfor Hegeman. Clark Co.'S. andtake NO
.er, as many been cured with Ile genuine
10 have used others without any BrucHJ.
Useful in Every Family.
Amt, GrvIse StJts, A., removed instantly
YES, silks, aIb CONS, &c, cieaEcd equal to Hew ,
h.,uI injury To- tHc most delicate color OF fabric,
hEGEIAN q CO.'S CoNCENIEAIED BESZINE,
~ Is cents per bottle
HEGEMAN \ Co, Druggists,
I6I. 500, 5Il aud 80 Broadway, NY
1vw4-p5 Jm
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It. ,,ou,s s.o,aeu syrup.

lust -eoeivedin packages ofzo and 10 gallons,
- LOUIS Goluen syrup.
Also Loaf ,cs-',N al and Powdered sugars.
WELL, HOOPER X CO.,
nnvso-n Nos sand Market straat
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-25

G-"Who is your Military Editor?" asked
one of the SuB-cRIBER's friends the other day.
at you'll come around TO the Office and
raise HILL" answered the SUBSCRIBER, you II
fnd out"
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LITERARY PAPERs.-F HGGAN received
yesterday the New York Ledger, Hdrper''
Weekly. he HUmg Kqgazine. Frank Leslres H.
Illustrated Newspaper, &c. Call and get copies
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For sheriff


III ? We are authorized announce JOHN &.
EDAONDS0N a candidate for sheriff of Davidson
county, at the ensuing March election. oct26-te-
live are authorized announce JAMES NJ.
HINTON Candidate for re-electon the Office Of
Sheriff Of Davidson county, at the ensuing March
election. sept2std.
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Mustans LiniIleut.
VAL ABLE HORSE WE'D.

|sr. - iITcH, Hy4e ARK, VI, ~rstes:-.' hat the
rise was considered WOrthiess,'' (his
|avin but since the free of the Mustang
blimeut, have sold him Tor one $3.50 ca-h Your
b,lnent has been doing wonders up here"
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REMOVAL.

HAVING mosed a. q DDS d Cherry street., aexi
il - tac Tr41er's bSak, sos door iroaa Lzason, l
~ tf- occsssod thanks my irisnds ana
,.asssu-rs lr siosEst patronage besto9s1 tAe
ola ss.nd aad hops that ShssSe place siil sol
saIy cause esukinasncs eas iacrezss u tne
la Iss.s-s IN NosILL
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Get the Best.

woecEsTERs oUAKTo nsc IosARY lisa, Roy
Al Qusrte f.sss lses szp<rs seed eat iiastrAsiss;
e,eoo as~ sesas asa deaalslaas ileesxeesleas ar
telss - syseayns, aad Pseasaneias yeo.sal.ry q
n4Esss q saissEt msas far sale enly ~
!. aAaAs,
fsbss-sf a colIszs sfr<<<.
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whisky! whisky!

N BBI-S Sath's IAPrsyea Extra Haiskys
Il = u DO. Oid FiEsiata Mountain peg do
gsst esosiFsd per slssaef Censs4o aad tsr safe e5
f-oiS-xr BAN. y. SHELLS a Co.
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Also,

general assortmeat Of Paints, Oils, vsrnishes
Zines, Fishing Tackle, Perfansry, Brushes, Iys
stutfs, &c, all OF Shicn ask the attention o
purchasers.
10. G. BROWN EVANS.
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Sal, At luriisn Of lilashsa Wines.

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for a copy of the New York Times in advance
of the mail
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RIi..I NATI,M

years standing, has been totally cured Piles
lcers, TumJrs, Turning Sores sci. Julia stun JOINTS
FIoHs, SWelIings, Burns, Biz =, Boils, Chaps, Net
IlgIs, salt Rhcum, and ali aches and pains upO
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HORSES, CATTLE, &C.
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CANDIDATES.
For Attorney General,

~ We are requested 20 announce ST. FIzLzr
candidate for Attorney General Of the Ninth Judi
cal Circuit Election May 1850.
oct lite
81 We are authorized 10 announce JAMES 3.
RAINS, ESQ.,, candidate for the office of Attorney
General Of the Ninth Judicial Circuit, composed OF
The counties OF Davidson, Sumner and williamson
Election next May. oct3-te
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Fine Teas.

Just received = large lot Of Ne Plus ULTRA.
BLACK and PLANTATION IaPERIAL TEAS. These
Teas are oonzidered the best imported and for the
sale OF which sole agents.
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A. G. & A. d. BEECH,
No 81 EnIIEcr SrpEEr

No. 81, COLLEGE STREET,
Are receiving and opening every day an ele-
CANT stock of Spring Good; they will be cou-
stantly receiving until the 18th of April.
feb25-u
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

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andcr1n OF ea pa Ia % be
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Friday March 2d. 1850.