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ADELPHI THEATRE.

Second night Of the engagement Of Mr. James Muir
DOCK who will appear DUNG MRABEL in the brilliant
Comedy Of VINE WORKS WONDERS The IncOnstant, al
tered from the original Text of Faquhar, and adopted for
modern representation by Mr.. Murdoch; also, DICK
DASHALL Miss Wyette Bzlne.
Wednesday, Oct 81 win be acted the brilliant Comedy of
WINE WORKS WONDERS, or The Inconstant.
To conclude with Shakspeares Comedy of KAIHUNE
PsTRUcIO.
In rehearsal "My Aunt and Elder Brother"
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ADVANCE IN POWDER.

WING to the advanced price in satpere hx the prices
" OF Powder from this dase 81 the following rates.
for DuPont's Rifle Powder, per keg, o. so
apay,sra "a
=" Tennessee Blasting, $50
Nashville Sept. I, 1885.
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HANDSOME INCOME 10 BE MADE AT HOME

II VIE above be made in every Town and County
throughout the Union, by engaging manufacture
aud sale o. article upon which, for outlay OF s4
thousand dollars year may be made. The Article il Of
universe daily consumption. and that has puzzled the
brains OF Of the most eminent Philosophers.
self evident that it destined TO become one OF the
necessary OF the necessities Of life The article
that will have as ready and permanent sale as -four
Full particulars will be sent by mall the receipt Of l2H
cents, equivalent in Post Once Stamps Specimens
sent when required. Address.
JAMES 7. HORNE CO,
oct3i-1m Box 1851, Pot Once, New York.
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Hy- We cow the following from the Lou.

~ we copy the IoioWlDg lrCn the LOU
isville Journal by request:
Twilight Musings.
When the twilight shades are gathering,
With their ever. changing hues,
Ger the mountain tops and valleys,
Then love to sit and muse,
Building many fairy palace
In the gold and crimson clouds
Till the darkness, like mantle,
All their glorious beauty shrouds.
Then the evening star comes softly
From her radiant homo of light,
Like an angel pure and holy, rrryrrg,
Watching DER the world by night;
And the crescent moon is gliding
Like peary bark on high,
With the stars like jewels cleaning,
In her pathway through the sky.
o, how quiet calm and holy,
Is this solemn hour TO me,
With its wondrous starlight splendor,
Breathing of eternity;
And the night-breeze gently signing,
With the silvery tinkling rills, 1r
And the echoes faint replying,
-. All the air with music fills. IE ses rF
Then, my soul, at last awakened ~ =
From thy leadel trance OF woe,
Strike thy harp, long since forsaken,
Bid its sweetest number flow: -. p
And perchanee some heart may culver
With thrill of strange delight.
As its tones are softly floating t.s5
Ger the starry waves OF night aas
Swelling upward ike the murmurs
Of some tranquil simmer sea, Pr. ....L
When its dimpled waves are breaking
In their mournIul melody; 4cEtz
For feel that ever round me
Angel forms with snowy wings -ElE
Guide my trembling Maynard fingers
As they touch the quiVering strings.
BoN-AIR SPRINGS, August, 1855 CLARA.
e%- The Public will do well to read that long ad
vertisement of New Books, BY Smith. Among them
are some remarkably interesting works, and they
are offered at the lowest prices Call and see them
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Tu cumbia Sunday Wednesday ami Friday, II A. NJ.
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YouNG AMEREcAl


Agents Wanted in every county in This and aoi ming States
To sell the above and improved
CORN AND COBB MILL.
ITO all such chance to make money viii be offered.
Exclusive State and County privileges will be disposed
Of unusually r terms, By application to the proprietor
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERS,
offer you Corn and Cob Nil unsurpassed in the IN
ion aud which cannot be superseded by past future
ventions is the very Mil which every Farmer and stock
Raiser should have; viii crush from to 10 bushels Corn
and Cob per hour with horse is easily fitted Up
surfaces prevented viii last any farmer ordinary life
time speak thus Of its durability, because The $ me
1. it that wants
MILL ON TRIAL
for MONTH and it don't give complete satisfaction TO
return m II there be any man thus disposed let him
speak Satisfaction IS warranted in every case non
viii be refunded The Crushr attached horse
water or steam power which renders the convenient
now in the south require too much power or will
out. According to
THE LAWS OF NATURE,
Corn ard Cob AHl which admits Of lateral or vabhp1
motion w sariy, out; all other Crushers
amenabe this grand objection, and the PropretOrs
OARS rot dispute it. In the constipation Of oUSs ANER
IcA have power, sndI coSTRApcTIOx have
lsSene cton and cHALLENGE ONE WORD the contrary;
have pr vented Wabbarg lateral E,otion, and all
superior TO any ether MIL am selling this Tennes
see invention at the small sum Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
And any wanting good thing are earnestly reaues
cd to examine the true and principles of this MIL
and order from the Proprieiors or Agents
liberal discount made TO dealers
J. ?. DR0MGOOLE, Sole Proprietor.
ShelbyYile, Tenn.
A g rs,
Eilis Moore CO. - Market street, Nashville, Manu-
faotuTers and General Agents.
Beaumont Fail Co., Clarssyie, Agents for Montgomery
County.
Alb. Watkins, Pulaski, Agent for Gles County
WIN. B. Hunt, Salem, Agent for Franklin Couaty Tenn
and Jackson county, Ala
James B. Vance, CastaHan Spring, Agent for Sumner
County.
J. w hatcher, Columbia, Agent for Maury County
W. VI. pell P. Rome Agent fer smith COUNTY
]. r. Akin Charleston. Agnt for Bradley county
W. R. buney Bros, Louion, Agents for East Tepne,-
see. oct I5-SkxIy
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NENfs Pr cea<re.s Caters.
oys ss YsatAs' eaisas Leather ana CAR cssEss.. Caters
secslEsd to-day. JOHN RkMA0k
seA AZ College at
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

HAVE concluded 10 with former business the
selling Of Lands Town Lots Renting Houses &C. Ihave
hand for SALE several negroes amongst them
"a years Old that will guarantee to be No. cook,
washer and good seamses and good general house
servant girl 10 years old, and hoy Of the age.
pledged word not to sell these South
and to select good homes for hem and should the
purchaser not be pleased he return them and ct his
money loct3ll REEFS w. PORTER.
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REATmaxONIC HAIL.

TIVE largest Pane goFe, asIodeon and Made stsre IN
the Unltet States. VII D. opened October 1sth lsao
he MASONIC HuTLDtNG Cbcafnnt Street. Seventh
philadelphia, by John NAReu, he sole Accent fsr
Raardmaa, Gray Cos celebrated Dolce campana At
tAchfnsnt Piano forfes aad Q. w. fsk Co.'S PFsuaiam
Meiadrons Ao Piano FoFtes aud Meoreeaa ~ ofher dhs
tngashed uaskers n. has obtsinsda Lease Is several
yesrs "a Ne nrs, EaRaiternt and vel knosn Assanir
eang where he lateaas keepsx The izrEsst and
assoFient 81 Psns Fores drlodeens hnsic sad anlea
Instruments - every dzsczptan, ~ e uhch earsis
s1lsssed ~ hneA ana warranted give srfsc satsac
Tea Ia every Instance. ecffT-ffsiD
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CHEMISTRY OF COMMON COMPLETE
w. II. BERRY IL co.

CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE-C0MPLETE.
w. H. BERRY 81 co.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FIFTH EDITION,
In 9 vols, limo, CLOTH, Of
THE CHEMISTRY 0F COMMON LIFE. By James =.
W johnson, NJ A. F. R. $, &C, Author Of Lectures
Agricultural Chemistry and Geology etc etc. Illustrated
with 1l3 wood engrsvings.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
The Air We Breathe The Poisons Select,
Tn Water We Drink, The Odonrs We Enjoy
The Sei We Cultivate, The Smells We Dislike,
The Plant We rear What Breathe, and Breathe
The Bread We Eat, for,
Tn Beverages we infuse, geSt,
The Sweets we Extract, The Body We Cherish,
The liquor FeTment The Circulation CT Matter,
The Marco les We Indulge in, Reeapituiation,
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
From the Newark Daily Advertiser
We know Of no other work WHICH, within 50 small com
pass well and satisfactorily present the chemical and
free from techuicsies, tn the vsress lyro
in the sciences cannot be otherwise than interested and IN
structed.
Much scientific Information is here presented IN con
and interesting FORM making volume Of high prse-
From the Rochester Union.
This work is OF the most valuable that can be gwen
in every school AM public library in the land.
From the Albany Atlas.
These two volumes, which coHtain an immense amount
OF instructive matter are as interesting as story DoVA
From the Troy Daily Wig. -.
II is adaptd 20 the comprehension Of the unlearned IN
technical chemistry well the lesrned and the CO.
pies treated are 50 useia that IS saying than
Justice requires to assert ought be H. every home
in the country.
From the ST. Louis Intelligencer.
This work for the youth well AS the grown
the scholar we'll tie mechanic and cordially
recommend it not only high degree valuable for its
solid instruction. but also profitable source OF enter
tanment.
Prom the Louisville Courier.
There essay in these volumes that can fail to
rve the attention any fond of reading. II is de-
Hghtfu BOOK for a family circle. oetll
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Defeat Of the Turks in Asia.
France.

The Moniteur announces officially that the EN-
press has entered the fifth mouth of her pregnancy
and that her health is excellent
An alliance between Prince Napoleon and the
Princess Royal OF England, 1t is stated by the
Times Correspondent is rumored in political
circles.
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NEW ARRIVALS OF LADIES' FINE SHOES.
I AIDES Kid r r Boots and Boots and Buskns;
L. Front and Side Laced high Caters
Fine Kid High Laced Buskii s.
" I" IN ok soed Buskins;
" " Stitched Walking shoes,
Cloth Thick Soled buskins.
Misses sigh Il. T. Caters: just opened by
-sE"r JOHN RAMAGg,
oet25 - College street
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NEW ENGLISH BOOKS.
W. T. BERRY & CO.. have Just received
THE OLD PRINTER AND THE MODERN PRESS. BY
Charles knight
ONCE UPON A TINE. BY knight.
JOHNsON,s TYPOGRAPHY. 2 vsIs.
IA THE LAND WE LIVE IN. Literary and Pictorial
Sketch Book Of the British Empire By Charles Knight
9 vols, SvO.
HALF HOURS WITH THE BEST AUTHORS. By
Charles Knight. vols
LEARNING AND WORKING Six Lectures concerning
this Time and the Times Of ODD By Frederick DensOn
Maurice NJ A, Chaplain of Lincoln's Inn
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MY via. haEins abored under enc on her breast for
WI ias, aBd h4FirE tired ainersnf usatmrnts
cslurlnIrd undeftake gsrf and in les than thFse
uontts eHscea conpiete althoegh she had besn
given up her enas beng o~ycnd he reach az any
cure eaiyed better healtA than
had nshy pfetus. and has since gwen birth
10 a hne child, uhish thr aarses herseh have aho
NJ trcatnssi = noi The using 81 ~ kai cannic OF
Nrfcury bat Il pGreiy Vegetable asa profess
oter disssss fcmais Diseases and CicsFs ecrof
ala Pies AID diseases originating IN hke An
ask * peFsans sfetcd sith any u ne aboEa nauaa
aissasss : q Eiss trial. HkeEs thcTe 10 cure
thfa b ehaFgs. Further ufsrn4iien - ob
ained ~ cns o. 81 leiser a. No III North Mar
Act street. JONATHAN THOMAS.
lV4-Gm
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LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF sEAsogABLR
Ready-Made Clothing.
(AssIGNEL's sALE) ,-.s fu5g
Benz. II. Shiel DIS
HAS just received and offers foe sale large ami we'll
II assorted stock Of READY MADE CLOTHING, consist
ing Of 500 Dress, rock and Oyercoats,
with an extensive assortment Of PANTS, VESTS, MU>LS
sTRPtD wooLES and other SHIFTS hAfs cAPs susPssD-
FRS stocks CRAyATs socKs, CAEPAr BAGS, LITS
PKlsgRyERs On GrN CoArs, &e, &c king together
the stock large dealer, These goois offered
the trade IN lots TO close without delay and u ~ found
wo'thy Of their attention Benz. SHIELDS,
Agent for the Assignee,
No. 40 PublictSqusre, lover Ware Rooms.
TERMS-cash on delivery. oct26-f
DORE DE CHAMRRE-Received this day an
II other supply of Gentlemen' Dressing Robes-yarous
octaS " - - ''' - j. u. MeeILt.
NTOOLEN uALFHONE--Jusi received choice
w lot Of shaker Half Hose. saxony Half Hose, lAfb
Wool Hail Hose Nerinn Halt Hose. Alec, large assert.
meat Of heavy cotton half hose. Forsrle by
Oct26 J. II. McJlLL.
UNDERWEAR-Ano supply Of seAsonsBe
" underwear, received and fir sale BY
ITMRR lot Of Umbrei as received
- and for sale by J. II. MeGILL.
T'IES AND CRAvATS-Every style and pattern
Ladies and Genuenen's Furnishing Store
oei26 Corner college 81 aud square.
n. ". SHAFFEK,
No College St, Near Church. NASHVILLE, TENN,
DEsLkR in all kinds Of Cabinet Rnrni- -
~ ture, and l. receiving additional -
supply; and having lifted myself out f<.s<' n,
with hno hearse and gentle horses, am -
prepared 10 furnish kind and quality OF COINS on The
shortest notice, by cay night.
Clock lamps and GironAs for sale. Mattresses OF AL
kinds on hand, or made TO order
Furniture Repaired with neatness and dispatch.
New and various styles o. WardrobesA cheap for cash
OF good paper, At No College sweet, Bear Church.
X. W. sHAFFEk,
oct94-ly by D. W. Doasls, Agent.
COPYING BOOKS
ATANN's Celebrated Copying Books made Of Parchment
vi Psper-an sises For sale BY : -
oct25 CHARLES W. SMITH
FAMILY BIBLES-rweIve different kinds los
L prices. FOR sale BY ChAALLa =. SMITH
ELEmRSrAHx sPELLERs- 100 dozen st
oess5 CHARLES " SMITH.
AAEMORANDUM RO0KS-A large assortment
octsS cHAkLEs w. SMITH.
C,tHO0L Es00Ks-An the Text Books used N Col.
~ legcs. Academies and Common Schools 81 reduced
prices For sale oy chAkLfs W. shiIn-
rI'HESIS PAPER-wfh ornaneniAi TIus for
Il Medical stndents- For sale by
eet2S CHARLES W. SMITH.
T. II. BADGER, Dentist,
HAS returned 20 the city, from short yisi 70 nsiaore.
door 10 the cathose chareh. ce'&4-lSe
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FOSTERS ADDITION TO EDGEFIELD.

ON WEDNESDAY, the Tth Of November next, On the
~ premes will sell the rems In der OF Posters Ad on
EdgeAed. Our bill Of particulars will be ready
as possible LINDSEY 4 CROCKkTT,
50 Cole ge street.
T. r. GLAscocE Auetioneer. oct3i-td
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Affairs on the Danube.

According to the COnstantinople Journal, the
commander of the Turkish army OH the Danube
has received instructions to provide rations for forty
or fifty thousand French troops, who are to arrive
at Silistria about the end of October.
A telegraph dispatch from COnstantinople states
that the Anglo-Tur contingent has received
orders TO proceed TO Schumla
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Demonstration of the Allies upon Perekop.
Reported Retirement of the Russians.
Russian Losses at seyastopol.

The Invalide Russo gives a detailed account of
the losses Of the Russian garrison on the 9Th of
September, as follows: Killed 1854, wounded G, :
05s, Commissions ,205, missing l,754-total IL, FOL
The same journal states that the Russians lost 800
men on the 10th of August, 1000 men per day
every day up to Sept. 9Th. Thus it would appear
that the losses of the garrison for the last three weeks
of the seige amounted to $4,000 men, irrespective
of disease
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NJ. DuanIDs,Oa0' A bRn 70 pfoTIds ior ihe pay o
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PREMIUM CARRIAGE FACTORY.
ID Fine Family Barouche; CS&CDZ
Fine Buggies; SfOHy
which offered on liberal terms for cash,
good paPer. The public respectfully invited,
THE LADIES IN PARTICULAR,
10 call and examine that Fine Premium Buggy at Ws-e
Roo coopers Building Corner Of Cherry and Deaderck
streets. toetSil CRAM SHEPHERD.
PREMIUM WALL PAPER.
E'RoM the Mandatory Of NJ. DE sECOURr Of PARIS,
20 whom was awarded the rst premium at the LoSDos
ExHIsITIos and the INV YoRK WoRIDs FAiR
We also keep constantly hand large and beautiful va
rety mannaet expressly for 10 this city and the
Eastern Market Purchasers viii hnd present assort
ment superior 10 that Of any previous season.
PAPER HANGING
Done IN the best manner by competent vorkmsn.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Supplied At the lowest Wholesale rates.
W. W. FINN,
No. al harket street,
oetSO-im Between Union and the Square.
NOTtCE-oving 70 our detention East, from protrAe-
" ted Illness no specimens Of stock exhibited
~ the late Mechanics Fair. W. w. FINN.
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e5g- The Public will do well TO read that long ad
vertsement of New Books, BY Smith. Among them
are some remarkably interesting works, and they
are offered at the lowest prices Call and see them.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

ORATORS AND STATE M f y &.
TIE MOST EMINENT
ORATORS AND Sta TESAEN
OF ANCIENT AND MODERN TIMES.
Containing sketches Of the lives specimens Of their
quence and an estimate of their genius. By DAVID
HARRHA
CONTENTS:
DemostheneS. William Pitt.
Cicero. Judge Canning.
Lord Chathsm. Lord Brougham.
Edmund Burke. Patrick Henry.
Henry Grattan. Fisher Ames.
Charles James Fox. Henry Clay.
Lord Erskine. Jnhn @. Calhoun.
John Ihelpot Currsn- Daniel Webster.
Richard Brinsley Sheridan. Edward Everett.
One vol. syo T., cloth. Just received by
TTHtfHs W. 7. BERRY 4 co.
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THE LAWS OF NATUnF.

And any one wanting good thing" earnestly request
ed to examine the and principles of his MIL
and order from the Proprieiors or Agents.
liberal discount made to dealers
J. z. DR0MGOOLE, Sole Proprietor.
Sh.f
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

SeeA FARM containing 52b scrrs, situated on -
hi the Charlotte Turnpike. mites from Nash vile
I'LL Said farm has good Wen IL, AMI abundance u
young Fruit Trees and contains 81 the best garden
of aeres 70 be found anywhere in the County,
comfortable Frame D~elng with four and hail. and
necessary outhouses stabe fc and best Il all Is Of
the heAiest places anywhere Nashville Per further
information apP'yto r. A. BALLowE
ociSl GenH Agt No. IL Deaderick ST.
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Agents Wanted every county in this and aoi ming State
To sell the above and improved
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