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THE LIFE OF A GREAT ORATOR.

THF LIFE OF s. s. PRENTISS. Edited BY his Brother.
s vols 12mO.
"Next to Patrick Henry s. s. Prentiss was the greatest
natural orator that has appeared in this country.
sgur Of speech poured in pro;sion from his ips-borne
on torrent Of feeling which rresstby carried away what
Was prince of rood fellowship of fun anu aneedote
and no exceeded him in the grace with WHICH nc
told a story BtlfIL0 Com.
as Prentiss is one Of the brilliant names which
adorn our annals The work is a valuable contri-
button TO American literature and is contents most strong
ly int every adnirer of true genius and genuine eo-
auence "-TFOy Times.
ellis public career was a brilliant As lawyer ne
was second TO none profession in the southwest or II
success be the test Of merit, in the hnd-ts' AFo''
For saleby W. T. bERhh a W.
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rzy- VINO has not heard Of PARoDI, one Of the
queens Of song; syreu who enchants every heart;
a conoueror that carries her admiring captyes
Whitbersoeyer she willY We learn with great
qualification that this gifted lady Intends visiting
and will, before long, gives US specimen of her
delightful powers. Thai our readers may have
some idea Of her singing, aud OF the high standing
Of the troupe With which she travels, NJ, and Mad
anne SrRAKosH, Amelia PATH, LEONARD Ind
ArPi, We copy the following remarks OF a Philadel
phia critic: Until last evening, did not believe
the human voice capable Of producing such angelic
strains as fe from her lips. Each note seemed the
soul Of music, aud produced thrill OF pleasure IN
all Who heard them. The beauty AID grace OF her
person the extreme intelligence OF her eyes, vary
ing with every varying emotion, would render an
arts, Of far less power than she Is acknowledged to
b.. extremely interesting. But theagh she know.
how 10 employ these 10 the greatest atVAntage she
by no means depends on them for success. AIT
heightened By genias, aud genius assisted IN the
highest degree by art, are apparent IN every ehor
she makes The bewitching ANELIA PArri delight
ed as more than ever Il wss difIenlt to tel whoss
pleasure was the greaiestths lAdy's that Of tbs
audience. A silver bell could not ring clearer thar
did souts Of the notes Of this lady. She sings Siti
a great Deal OF soul fully abandoned % the effort
lor there was perfect ease and repose In ever
part She certainly u one Of the sweetest bAlaS
singers that every visited our city. 10 short. heH
nlserous voice is sweet, spontaneous musical Oat
pouFing OF sound tha, must be dictated by Mature
herself SFEAK0sR surpassed himself, -
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MADAME pEY0NGU has ust arrived from Paris and
NI takes great pleasure informing the citizens Of Nash
willie and vicinity that she is stopping al the Union Hall for
short time only with great variety Of very Iich French
Fbrai-res and Brussels Laces Honoth laces, Collars
Of BRUSSELS acs Thread Lace Nes Pocket handkerchief
Cbdrens Caps Infants Dresses sc &C. all at remarkably
low nrics And she will be- pleased 10 as many OF the
Ines a. nav favor her with CALL and viii guarantee 10
give eure satisfaction 20 all she be found al the Union
Hall at all times OF the day during her stay and she VII
take some cast Oh Pearls in exchange for her EmSroide
res Ball Dresses suit the taste Of The most fAstdious
Ladies' please call and see for yourselves
fwN
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r. C. M'NAIRY s co.

No. 55 COLLEGE, ST., Nashville. Tenn.
IJAYE now hand Of the harvest and most complete
II stocks of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, suita
bic for Fall and Winter offered retail in this
ket And having within last few days received their
thrdlarge FALL IMPORTATION and many articles bought
prices far below their usual cost enabled TO ofer in
ducements TO all persons wanting goods IN their ne
'~h DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Founced Silks in all colors for day and evening
dresses from sls $50; Elegant Moire Antiques plain
and striped for both day and evening" elegant Plaid and
Striped silks all qualities and prices; Plain Kept Silks in
all eoOrs for day and evening dresses Pcu de Sole, do
Cashmere Robes, with borders, elegant; Cashmere Robes.
Plain and Printed DcIaines.
The largest lot ever offered in this city, bought at greatly
reduced prices, which win be sold proportonably io~.
800 patterns Union de Ltnes at only AZ piece; Plain
ernos in all colors In short xvlRT rISe IN the dress
goods line
r FIannels.
Extra heavy, all Wool for Drawers;
Shaker,
All qualities wcl-h aud other unskrinking Flannels;
Silk Warp Flannels;
Fine ssqie Fannels all coors; for Children common
White Red and Yellow, all qualities.
For Boys.
All descriptions of goods Boys Clothing such JEAN
Satinetts, fweeds, Cassimeres, &c. &C.
staple Goods.
All kinds sheetings shtngs, Pillow Dmestcs Tickings,
Apron Checks, Canton Fanne Prints Irish Linens, Paid
Lnseys, Negro Kerseys &c. &C.
EmbrOideries and Lace Goods,
Everything in this line. HOniton Collars aud COarettes
Vd liars Colsrees and sleeves, separate sets;
kns Of French and Scotch Worked Collars Mourning
lars, in great variety.
e. Curtain Goods.
Everything in Muslin and Lace Curtains Also lon all
Wool and Satin Lame Damasks, with Gimps, Tassels
Loops Cords, &C. match. Also Cernce and Pins, al
qualities.
Hosiery.
very large stock Of Ladies' Misses Mems and Boys al
Of which they will sell the low possible prices.
Carpets
In endless variety, and all qualities. Many new style:
received within the last few days. prices to insure entire
satisfaction Also large lot of Rugs Mats, Drugets
| Crumb CT tbs Oil Cloth Mats for Fire Places, WASH
| Stands, &c &c. r. G. McNAIRY CO.,
| novel No S. College street, Nashville, Tenn.
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Modern Mysteries ExpIaincd and Ex-
posed.
IN FOUR PARTS.
1. Ciarvoyant Revelations of A. J. Davis.
ii. Phenomena Of Spirituasm Explained and Exposed.
Ill Evidence that the Bible given by inspiration Of the
Spirit Of God as compared with the evidence that
these manifestations from the spirits Of
". Cairvoyant Revelations Of Emanuel Swedenborg.
By A. Mahan First President of Cleveland University.
"There are things in heaven and earth, Horatio,
Than dreamed Of in Your philosophy"
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH
noy2l
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

Modern Mysterie- Explained" which has been denomi-
mated The Work of the Age" has Just been receiv.
ed by Charles W Smith In this book Professor Mahan, OF
Ohio has Slirtualsm on its own ground meeting and
explaining by the laws Of Science all the welaested facts
which have by the supersiou been attributed to Spirit
ual influence"
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THE WAR FEELING IN RUsSIA.-A letter from
st. Petersbur, in Le Nori Of Bsussels, gives the lie
20 all that We have heard and read regarding the
unpopularty Of the war in Russia, and the exhaust
ei resources OF that empire. According 70 this
statement, the Russian people regard the contest
as one Of necessity uphold it with the most patriotic
enthusiasm and are prepared 20 sustain ndetnite
" with resources the extent OF which their enemies
do not even dream.
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LAST WE Elk .

GRAND EXHIBITION AT ODD FELLOWS HALL!
To close SATURDAY NIGHT, Gath inst.
Magnificent Paintings by ROSSIfER. The CAPTIVE
ISRAETES with figures Life Size, and the great Paint
fngs of NOAH AND MS FAMILY ~ the Ark. The DEL
UtiE Also MIRIAM the Prophecies exutng over the dc
struction Of PharaOh's Host.
I5,ri-.ior reduced See small Bills. nov2O-1w
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AUCTION ALE

w. H. GOR DON & CO.
nN WEDNESDAY next, 2iSt Nevembcr, isSa, We VII
" orr Il Pabic sale 10 usual qasniitles-
40 bxs. Manufactured To5scc5--aii grades.
Iga do d. -danagui;
lfs8 kegs Sboenberger's NAis-al sLEes,
80 bxs, Quart Fiaakg
200 y sad \ pint fuulblersi
90 Tobacco Jars,
9sl star Candles,
go Bar Rnd Fanny Soap;
ice Pcad Sfarchs
100 bbls. Uia bourbon and Rye WHISKY,
/ half pipe Holland Gin
90 Cosnse BfAndys
80 dcE raf. eyrd be4ser bsckrts
WIKI vaFioas ether articies.
Terms OF sale:
An sans unaer $500 cash; an over $50 ard aud
ss - days; ali suBs over ssoe O. dsyss az approved
49, - ~ - - W. H. GORDON co
BThe on ers q The preset sale y % sse eonssn
usngs aad every srtscie oesrsi s.h - 81. -,
". n. GORDON CO.
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Net Earnings, FA'Vt7''
OFFICE NASH. AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD Co.
NASHVILLE Nov. a. 1855.
V. X. STEVENSON, Esq, Pres't.
DEAR S-I hand you herewith abstract statement OF
the Boos Of the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Com
pany showing the condition Of the Company on the ht IN
slant Also a statement Of the Receipts an expenditures
OF the Department for IL months ending first
il stan showing the nett earnings for this time to be Slo
sos 49, both Of which respectfully submitted
W. A. GLEAVES, Treas. and Sec.
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HUNoRs or PoLiucs Posing the Tribune Office
Tuesday night. after il had become pretty generally
known that sam" had gone ia with rush, 80
vcre not A little amused 20 hear one Of "SaIns'
p,rtleular friends with "a rich Irish bFogue, most
humoronsly, bat with great earnestness, declaring
tbat he cared not a copper whohad won, Greeley
sna the nigger," we're only beaten. "BuL inter
nosel companion, sits the bloody Know No,hin's
mats elected" "0l the dssil biz / care, Hheu
Greeley's not elected Was che emphatic relonder
"Its them blatherin' niger fellows that's alsays
dis.urbn' the pace oV the couHtry ana ~a"Aa' 70
Give England her way wil Us shin she crooks &
snger that | like 70 see licked. They're the
msnest party liver was got no, aud bad luck %
thcn hope the Know Noshins hes licked thin -
~ L. San.
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TnE NEw REoIMENrs.-The Washington Star
nears incidentally that a clause Of the Law creating
the four new regiments Of the army Of the United
States is construed by the proper authorities so As
60 provide that the officers, in them, appointed
since Congress adjourned, shall hold their present
commissions only until NAY, 1886"
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AMATEUR's CHARITY CONCERT.

AHAIEUkb CHAhIIf JuAIkAI1
NOR the 6en-hs q the Protestant Orphan society q
II Nashyfne A she Christian ChaFch Cherry street.
THURSDAY EVENING. gOF s2ED.
To commence at o'cieok precisely. Tickets oSE poa1AH
Childrea Is cents.
FoF particulars see Ellis % lie day. noF2e-d
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mARnLEI MaMBLE!i
NEW FLOUR DEPOT.
YERANDAH HOTEL

TNnE subscriber having disposed q the CFuteher House,
and t4kea charge u his Hotel he hopes By proDpt at
enion and moderate bills 20 meet liberal share Of pub
DC patronage.
The STAGE OFTICE kep, this Hotel Of Cedar
noSs-a AcT0S YOUNG. sups. +,
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NEW ENGLI>H BOOKS.
W. T. BERRY 4 co, have Just received
THE OLD PRINTER AND THE MODERN PRESS. By
Charles knight.
ONCE UPON TIME BY knight.
JOHNsON's TYPOGRAPHY. 2 vols.
THE LAND WE LIVE IN. A Literary and Pictorial
sketch Book OF the British Empire By Charles Knight
2 vols SvO.
HALFHOURs WITH THE BEST AUTHORS. By
Charles Knight vols.
LEARNING AND WORKING. Six Lectures concerning
this Time and the Times Of Old By Frederick Denson
Maurcs, NJ A., Chaplain Of Lincoln's Inn
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YOTNG AmEIRICA!

YOUNG AMERICA!
Agents Wanted in every county this and adjoining states
To sell the above new and improved
CORN AND COBB MILL.
ITO all such chance make money VIII be offered.
Exclusive State and County privileges viii be disposed
OF unusually FAIR terms by application to the proprietor
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERS, y
offer you a Corn and Cob Mil unsurpassed in the IN
ion and which cannot be superseded by past future
ventons is the very Mn which every Farmer and Stock
Raiser should have; it viii crush from 10 bushels Corn
Cob per hour with hcrse easily fitted up and
managed; weighs $40 lbs and as al contact Of the grinding
surfaces prevented, will any farmer ordinary f-
time. speak thus Of its durability because he
principle has been fairly tested in the old Bark Mill Who
Is il that wants
A WILL ON TRIAL
for one month and if don't give complete satisfaction 70
it, II there be any thus disposed, let him NV
speak Satisfaction warranted IN every the
ey will be refunded The Crusher be attached horse
power, which renders the convenient
Mill south Of Masons and Dx0n's line. Ali other UTushers
in the South require too much power viii wear
out. AecOrdngto
THE LAWS OF NATURE,
Corn and Cob Mill which admits Of a lateral or wahbHpy
motion will, ssry, out; all other Crushers
amenabe to this grand objection and the Proprietos
not dispute IT, In the construction Of "fOUNG ANER
IcA have GAINED power, and DIZZY CONTRADICTION have
lssSened friction and CHALLFSsE the contrary
have pr, vented wabbhng lateral Rotion, and all are
compelled to aeknowege IT, therefore, assert that il is FAR
superior to any other Mill selling this Tennes-
see invention at the small sum Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
Ana any wanting earnestly request
ed examine the merits and principles OF this MIL
and order from the Propnetors Agents.
A liberal discount made To dealers.
J. r. DROMGOULE, Sole Proprietor.
| ShebyVile, Tenn.
| 4 GEN rs.
Ellis Moore CO. 81 Market street, Nashville, Manu.
facturers and General Agents.
Beaumont FAN Co.. Clarksvile, Agents for Montgomery
Z County.
| Alb. Watkins, Pulaski Agent for Giles County
VIM. b. Hunt, Salem, Agent for Franklin County, Tenn,
Z and jackson county, Ala.
james b. Vance, Castaian Springs Agent for Sumner
County
J. W Hatcher, Columbia, Agent Tor Maury County.
] W. NJ. BelL p VI Rome, Agent fer Smith County
J. r. AAin, Charleston, Agent for Bradley County
W. r. Bunley Bros, L0udon, Agents for East rennes-
Z see. oct i5-dAwiy
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F0R IOUIsyILLE AND CINCINNATI.

TNHE fine new steamer, CITY on TTe1 -
4 CAIRO, |. d. YocuN. Master, will -g3<SsrS1a ]
leave for the above and all lnieTmedi-
ate ports this day O'clock p NJ For freight or psssag
sn,iv ON board or TO A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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JOUN PHILPOT CURRAN.
NOW READY

NOW READY.
The Life Of the Hon. John Phi pot Curan by MS son
w Henry Curran with Notes and Additions by Dr. Shell
ton Mackenzie, and portrait steel. 12mo, CLOTH
BITS OF BLARNEY. BY DR.. R. Shelton Maekenze'-
limo, cloth.
HABITS AND MEN. By DR.. Doran, author Of liable
Traits" 12mo, cloth.
DlCEENs' LITTLE Folks.
LITTLE NELL From s'the Old Curiosity Shop" Of chas.
Dickens limo, cloth.
For sale by W. l. bENNi w.
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NED DAVIS, OLIO MINSTRELs.

TTNHE citizens Nashville respectfully informed that
this Star Troupe will give six Of their unapproachable
entertainments this city commencing this MONDAY eve
ming Nov 49, the Broad ST. board the
steamer BANJO ops n at 81 oclork; to commence
at O'Clock precisely Admission 80 cents children and
| servants 25cents.
| noyl9-lw ]. Z. WARNER, Agent.
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Eye and Ear


"a. G. COOK, N. ID. ST. LOUIS, NO.
DR COOK respectfully reness the tender Of
IL his professional services 20 the public Ia ths -
and tbs asoinng States saccesslli practice 1EWsR
Of over eighteen years, devoted % The treatment
o. al israses inent the and Justify him IN the
belief tha an Who MAJ b. IN any a.cedin hose m
maaeat TehrL
Dr. Coca Just returned fea The East where he has
bea earrfsy stadying ne diseases a the aye aud Ar m
The principal Ave InaraEics ths Iasted STATES and nc
te wafrantrd eaernE his professional services VIA
deere e cuEbdence those Who may be acied- These
whom trratsl Ntnczses Of his Sk and
there are ttousans On Louis and The western states
Mo can bear tesrony hs skiial trsatnent He re-
snsefaiy rrf-rs IN a. =. dsycr, h Nackgnze 40,
Messrs thaficsA nos % s.. Log; lion. John Moore,
state Treasurer faois. Jas ChAries Preseut Asso<r
n hank. a. Cos, WarssH, m csPt r. G. beHFys hAfsss.
Nissear.
- oncs nohSrst % Pine aud second streets,
ID stairs. enFance % fins st- tepul-dsSJ
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5000 ACRES OF VALUABLE TExAs LAND
EOVF

5000 ACRES OF VALUABLE TEXAS LAND
FOR = LIE.
THREE Hun DRIED AND TWENTY acre, lying In "a
Wood County % the Trinity. a, 50 acres In u
Vsnrtt near the ocuy good black soil. hEiprsrlr
$50 acres IN county, sabine river part nveF
bottom: cane Ian g. bordering fsney WOOD.
800 acres Ia Liberty County On Anguiinc river
II2e acres Kaafnan Couaiy. Excellent lane west 81
Trinity.
2gfs acres IN Angelina county, on Matches river.
most excellent opportanity n red % those de-
siring land Ia Texas Titles beyond uot Ahd
aranted-and abstract ready Tor Inspection Terms very
w VIII exchange property large part 81 this land
Is adjacent TO the lands The Pacific X. Route For a
view OF Maps and for any other Information aP
,iv 10 lnova0-iAs4u T. ". KING,
Clarksyiie, Team.
Nashville True Wig Insert IN daily a. and in weekly A.
and forward aecouai % I. W. KING csdrksF'-s SAo'
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ADELPH THEATRE.

Third night Of Mr. cHANFRAU and the fascinating Miss
ALBERrINE.
MIR Chanfrau his aughabe Irish character OF RAsGED
Par and jerry CLIP with his wonderful limitations MISS
Abertine Judy orrot and Jane Chattery with an mi
tatiou Of Miss Julia Dean.
Wednesday evening will be acted the great Irish Drama
OF IREiANp As IT Is Ragged Pat, Mr.. Chanfraui judy
OrTrot Miss Albertine.
To cor cude with the WDows VICTIM. Jane Chatterly,
Miss Al ertne jeremiah Clip, SIR. Chanfrau In rehsaral
the Ocean child. noVZl
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A HaRGAIN,

rS OAK TANNED LEkTnk BELHtSG--- fse saoseri.
~ sasrs 20 Il Aboat lso irst e EEs.s eAk 'easl
IRT a-itius in aidiks kesa si1 nehes, A srs
- prizes q Ssw Yorkl sns Psr -. AIRY go;
asseS ~-f~t - =
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oRATORs AND STATEsMEN

o Il a Il q u ; 4 y y = II a n u , VI Il y .
TIE MOST EMINENT ..
ORATORS AND STA TESH EN-
OF ANCIENT AND MODERN TINES
Containing sketches the lives specimens Of their eo-
ouence and an estimate Of genius. By DAVID A.
HARRIA
CONTENTS:
Demosthenes William Pitt.
Cicero Judge Canning.
Lord Chatham Lord BrOugham.
Edmund Burke. Patrick Henry.
Henry Grattan. Fisher Ames.
Charles James Fox. Henry Clay.
Lord Erskne. John T. CAihoun
John 1helpOt Curran. Daniel webster
Richard Brins.ry Sheridan. Edward Everett
One vol. Svo cloth. just received by
W. T. BERRY co.
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DUCK WHEAT FLOUB-6O bags just received
Is and for sale by ID. d. DICKEY.
NOVEL BkG
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE GREAT GAZETTEER.
LID TM n n II TiS

THE GREAT GAZETTEER.
LIPPIE Colts
PRONOUNCING GAZETTEER OF TIE WORLD,
OR GEOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY,
Containing greater amount Of matter thsn any other SIM
gle volume in the English Language.
EDITED BY. THOMAS, III. D, AND I. BALDWIN,
ASSISTED BY sEyEsAL OTHER GESTLEAisS.
The above work upon which ave years Of continued
labor and research large outlay Of money has been
expended been published merely to supply the de
hciencies Of existing Gszteers, but TO furnish GEo-
GRAPHICAL DICTIONARY which should be as cOmPrehen-
siye in its design perfect in its arrangement and as COM
uIete AMI accurate its execution the RT DICTIONARY
OF tbs English LANGUAGE.
Among the many claims to superiority which this WORK
has over all others Of the kind the following:
LIST nisa PRoNOUNCING GAZETTEER, a feature as es-
sental to the completeness Of Geographical Diconary as
70 DI7rt0S.RY OF tbs ESSLEH LANGUAGE
% II contains above 10000 more Geographical Names
thar anv other Gazetteer OF the World And the notices Of
All important places win also be found far more ui and sat
ishartorv than in any other similar work -
al In regard to ACCURAlR and RECENINtsS OF IN
frmation il will be found ncompasaby superior to every
other. VIZ n ,p,ov a 10
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GENTS Pr consse,s Gaitzsss
ys sa Yosh. P.ssas Leather snd Car csssss. G.lisrs
-, $3.50 JOHN RANk0B.
80 q coilsge ~ -
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PROFESSOR GRETNER

ITAS arrived and will give few Of his Scientific Exh
II billions Of FANCY GLASS BLOWING aud SPINNING,
in the room dionng the Veranda opposite the Post Once
Each afternoon will be set apart for the reception OF Ladies
and families This the singular interesting and Sci
enhc Exhibition process that has been exhibited IN
any part Of the world All OF the Fine IS both Ia
gentlemen ought not BY means to miss treat
both intellectual mechanical like this as they may never
have ike opportunity ud ed ali heads Of families should
bring their families witness this interesting opera
ton for will ins into their youthful minds one OF the
important sciences eNtant admitted by all per
sons throughout Europe, both OF the higher middle ana
lower classes who have had the pleasure u witnessing t
interesting operation Of Messrs. Greiner Co -
Prices Of admission % cents Children arc Servants 10
cents Hours Of Exhibition from to IL O'Clock, and 10 D
and to 3 O'Clock, P NJ.
Also, Parrot for sale. UAA noVZO-lN
Buck shirts and Drawers.
lust received small lot Of superior Buck shirts and
- Drawers Also few Of second rate quality Tor sale by
Dov20 J. II. mcdILL.
TmdcrshirIs and Drawers.
MOTHER invoice of Shaker Flannel, heavy Knit Wool,
n Merno Arnerian, saXony, and heavy six Received
and for sale by [nov2Ol j. II. MeGlLL
Patent Gum Goods.
ID ECEIvED this day. another supply Of Goodyears Pat
II ent Gum Goods consisting OF Cl0aks Coats Leggans,
Peruvian and Mexican Blankets Life Preservers Air Cush-
ions Sc The Coats Leggins and Blankets are invaluable
To country physicians, Huntmen, and all others who are
exposed to wet weather. For sale at moderate prices by
J. II. McGILL,
Ladies' AMI Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
nov20 Corner Of square and College street
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CORN 5 ACKS

A CONSTANT supply Of heavy Corn Sack for sale by
n JOSEPH NASH,
novi7-tm S z. College and Church sts
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TNoR RENT-For re sazuing year. somfortsssc.
II p4uane Haas-. Cherry street. aext 500 soaA %
Lincoiu Hal coni4.niuE rcozl1, utih dnsns reoms
-- r. A. 8ALLOwE,
ort2s 6eaI AEt, Ne II Dcateriek 81
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FOR PADUCAH CAIRO AND MEMPHIS.

TIVE fine United states Mail passen a YTEk -
/ enger packet J. G.. CLINE, J. @. 1891 )
Hrs Master, will leave for the ahoven
-es
and ali intermediate ports on WEDNESDAY 2ist inst at
O'clock NJ. For fre h passage apply on board or to
A. l.. DAVIS, [ ID.n,s
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KNUCKLE WASHING MACHINES,
with Floating Bas)
For sale by InovlSl BENZ. v SHIELDS, Agt.
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DROPosALS are invited for Macadam'sng and graveing
/ the Main Avenues in said Cemetery. Apply inms-
diatelv to A. V. 3 LlNDsLEi,
rovQO-fv President.