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Ree@nt!y Pubished:
OUR CHURCH MUSIC-A Book for Pastors
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j. SbOsads il bc.o Lesl criticism Of bo'h music sad
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n E w b o o X s
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rAfTiARCHY; or, rHs FAMILY, Constitution AND
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'InSf VISITS TO 6'i ETHIOPIAN CELEBRITIES spra,u. 81
MY MOTHER or, REooLLrcTIoss OF MArERsAL NfLv
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"fHTfsAURus OF ENGLISH WORDS AND PHRASES
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KRUMMACHER HIMSELF AGAIN!
IN THIS Day PUBLISHED
THE SUFFERING SAVIOUR,
Or; NEDTIATIOss on THE LAST DAYS OF CHRIST
IYFRrD. ". ERUNMICHER, D. o.,
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TIssi.,ed under the e1pre.. sanction Of the su.hOr
BY sANrsL' 'AtksoA'
GOULD LINC0Ls' tS ISo No. % w..inson..t, Boston
ISIS POLITICAL ECONOMY.-Just pup
IL lshed: - - - ,,.,,,,
By FkEDtRIcg LIST.
Translated from the German by O. A MaTLr Doctor OF TIE
C,n Law Professor Of Law st Nesfchsts, Member u
the American Philosophical Society, etc
With Preliminary Essey and Notes By sTEPHES CoLwELL
Com plote IL ! vol. Cetsyo, f91 PAGES. Priee -
TIE grand Characteristic Of Lists sysfem Is NATIONALITY
HE edihce built uTon the idea VI ans they are
THUS nationality tn ruling idea OF his
with is mind sB6 clear intelligence ne en-
arses compre ends every toTc Of human wels-e
lis this very idea Of naiionallty sheh ie1is
kir who has done ueh for commercial liberty 20 ne re-
stricii1e With Lim liberty is the end % which msn
must tend bnt which be reached at bound snd should
not be reached without carrying hanian welfare with H.
iTranslstors Preface.
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NEW WORK on NEW-JERSEY HISTORY.
~ Just Published. by q. APPLETON Co, Noe 81 "a
ST. Brc adwEy: CCNIkIBUTlONS TO THE EARLY HI>-
TORY uF PERTH AMBOY AND ADJOINING COW
TRY With SAechcs of Nc and Events in SesJeTey dEr
tie Proyiueizl Era By WILLtAI WHITEHEAD, autnF
Jerscy under tie ProIreta G1ycruD-uts' EDITOR
PsIers GOV. Lewis Morr. &c. "h Maps and IL
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A NEW IRISH BO K
IA Wm be ready Ee1i Week. II NeL limo fnee sL
'9s AND As;

IA WIN be ready Ee1t Week, II Ncl limo. fnee 81
,9s AND AS;
TIE NopIEy REvoLrIIosiRY History AND Li1IaAru1k
IRELAND.
BIZ John Savage.
There no one work which gives The spirit Of he memorable
per 10 illustrate whieh ssthor has devoted the present
,oune Il contains vivid and carefully eosted descriptions
Of the trncirs bsrles Of the United lshuen Of s5 and
clear Of the which led 70 the differences
b.,v.en I'd Ireland" and Young IreisOd, the line OF
national roiey sdoped by the LATER with bogsphe notice.
and II entiou Of the following with otber) Peuoas
Theob.ld Wolfe Tone. James Hore
Heurl Grsttan. Arth4f " ,"i-Aol'
Thomas Addif Emnet. samuel Neison
pCbort Hamilton RogAn-
William Putnam EcCabe. Dr.. WIN Dreunar
TIE REBEL GLSERALs:
T1on,. Rpss.U Id FiizgerSd Of WeIor1.
Henry }. AcCrschen- Ga'ret pyihe
Ien,1 Muurp John Kelly
v iihsu hylmeT. .,snVh-e te-t
E,w,rd Rcch John Dcv.r
Io,d FSwayd Fl zgersld Anthony Perry
Or Esmonde
PRIysr. sr.s.SEPALs VINO LED TSsuRGLsrs:
John Murphy Noses Kesrns.
Michael Murphy. PrendeIssr.
Philip Roche. h'cnoies hedu1a'
Denis Tssfe.
Baron Plunlet James Fenton Lalor.
Daniel OC CoBDe,l John u, ,Nahony
Thomas Davis Father h,bton
" ilhsm smith o'BHen- Michael DOEeny.
J,hu Mitchell joseph brenAu.
Robert holmes Dr. ALtstH-
Richard Lalor Shell. &. Gsvab Dufy
Thomss FIsEcs he.sbtr. Richard OGorman.
TloIDss Devn Reilly John Martin
Tom Steele. Lord yohh h9ssen.
John OCoInel. L'rd george beLAnSA
KeviD J. O'DOheTiy. sir t0D.rt reel
X d. Williams. Ben. D'lsT =
John 3. Dillon. T. Bellew 81 Menus.
p. ODODohue.
And rlsny other ri,h and English nosbes Of the period
J & REDFIELD, No - Beekmanr
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
On saturday, March -:
HARLES KI G J. L Y's PO EMS.

- Now u E, ected himself The Author Of Hy astia
"Amyss LeTh." &c. In vol. l5no IS cents
TIE publ hon Of this volume Of poems Win We thnk
Place auhor o Alton Loot Cher hn o. has heretofore
stood IL vii! place him ii sui crghief
light making certain what before only indc,,ed Ia hs
t0ok that be resly and rul, Tne yro scattered
tuoueh his novels excellent they are might hav. been
written by novelist in happy hour Of Inspiration
Bulwer Tor instance has written ne
fret began his long literary hut Buwer Is no poet
Kingey Is and amount Of pose in future cannot
the Tie volume before makes good his CLAIM To
the laurel
Kpgeys poetry has all the chsrseeristcs Of hs prose
II Hervsded by air Of genuinene-s and enc +1y u Is
spirited nud AbOve all carne-. IT
ever snho that is CHARLES king.ey d'
v.o,l. ,,e bhl lAlbion.
'''A' ''' ' TICKNOR L FIELDS Fnblisher.
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New 11ub!itations.

Second Edition resdy this day;
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CHARLES DICKENS's WORKS-Complete
~ in ~ Volumes published 10 ten different editions
styles varying price from as TO sS for npee set
Any Of the volumes sold sepsrsey. The cheap edition hiy
cents volume for the twelve For sale by al Book
sellers Published the Philadelphia Publishing House Of
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~ LATE rHE NFTRoPoLIrAS THEArER, BseAowAr,
IhIS kNENINC-Wul C1mine -ce with the Drama OF "a
MILE To eonclnde With NOVELTY in one Act and Ten
TIbeas1, let rshissa, TRAGIC STAR 81 TahleSH TO0-
DLFS; 81 HGbleou. RACHELi Ah Tabeau, PAULlN-i oih
saheau Mr and Mrs BARNEY WILLIAMS; 6sh rsheaa,
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM; 7th Teaean, Sh Il =
sPF ARE; 9Th UNCLE lOMi Nh dt.h n ,. IfiE ~ "
iER. In.h md lat. APOIlLEOSlS Ok WASuINGION
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USIC .nA FRFE CONCERTS by 9

NEW MUSIC and FREE CONCERTS by
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be Thine" y Miue. Vslen,inei Buds pi'ia
~ be1j Iep,0n AL frst ass sds sonss s ce1 eeeh
ycs Atker'sn e.q one Of the popular B.!ai singers
day will BE- attendance aud nns such pieees
Al Erchsseu may wish 10 hear.
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-01

J. GRTswoLD, Secretary
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-01

CINcINNArr, Oct. 81 Noon. Flour very dull
snd unchanged. Wheat-Red, IS; White, %;
Whiekey, 81 Groceries unchanged, except sugar.
which hiss advanced with small demand. The river
has fallen two inches
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-01

PHE INFAMOUS SRoREr CIRcULAR-A few days
since we stated TO our American friends in Ten
nessee that there strong reasons +5r suspect
ing that the Democracy had prepared circular to
be SECRETLY scattered broadcast over the State,
inst upon the eve of the election, stating that Mr.
FILLMORE had been Withdrawn and recommending
all Southern men TO vote for Buchanan. Facts
have since come to our knowledge which warrant
MS in saving that such document HAS been pre-
pared. We again say to Fillmore men everywhere
20 guard diligently against this, one Of the last
miserable tricks Of corrupt party Daily Gdzstts
We would fain hope that there is no dem
ocrat in Tennessee who would be guilty of
q trick of this character. 1t is well en-
ough, however for our friends to be on
their guard. Let every Fillmore man vote
for Fillmore whether Fillmore be dead or
alive.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ny THE NaTEONAL LINE.



reports Furnished by the Associated Press.l
New YORK, Oct. 30.-It is important that those
who send election returns TO send the whole mum
her of votes cast for the electors of each Preslden'
tial NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are not sufficient. In
cases where tits impossible to send promptly the
complete returns, by States or counties, send rs
near full returns possible and careful estimate
of the balance Editors will facilitate the coilecs
ton of returns of the important election next week
by publishing the above notice every day until
Tuesday. $50 LElf q A
Advices from Constsptinople say that Safer
Pasha has gained two important victories over the
Russians n Circassia.
OswEao NY, Oct 3l-It commenced snow.
ing last night and It'll continues.
BosroS, Oct, Hon. Cbas. Sumner is expect
ed Monday.-A pubic reception and grand BAN
quet will be given at Music Hail.
wAsHIxeroE, Oct 3l--The weather here is very
cod and disagreeable; il commenced showing hard
at half past eleven.
Sec Dobbn has resumed his duties at the Ma
w depart mert-he has been receiving an unnsual-
ly large numbers of designations by army officers
CLEVELAND, October 3l.-Druseby Brother Il
Dodge's wholesale dry goods store was burglarized
last night So 600 worth of silks We're taken. No
arrests have been made.
ADDITIONAL BY THE ASIA
1t is stated that ia consequence of the growing
importance OF European complications, the Con-
gress at Paris will consist OF FIRST and net second
rate plenooteutiaries, and viii soou meet. Dem
mark is without ministry, the last attempt having
tailed.
LONDON, Oct l9-It is rumored that both the
English and French fleets have orders to approach
Naples 1t is also rumored that suspicious are
awakened in Vienna, that Russia and France are
engaged in negotiating secret alliance. -.
The free trade project 10 France has been post
poned till July Ist, 1861 A despatch from Lon-
don states that in consequence of pressing note
from France, Austria has commenced the evaeua-
tion of the prucipalties.
CINCINNATI, Oct 81 Noon. Flour very dull
snd unchanged. Wheat-Red, Is; White, 20;
Whi-key, 81. Groceries unchanged, except sugar,
which hiss advanced with small demand The river
has fallen two inches.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 3l.-River falling slowly, with
about twelve water in tue chute on the falls.
NEW YORK, Oct 81 morning The steamers
advices had no effect in Cotton; Market dull; Sales
900 bales
PIrTsBURG, Oct. 81, evening River IS inches
in the channel by the metal mark and rising slow
~. Weather cold and cloudy.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-01

CorroN- there is already afallihg of in the
-sceipls of cotton here, though We presume
.Lsre viii be still considerable inhnx for n
.~eel, or two 10 come. One fact, however, may
he relied on. Macy planters are through With
,seir crops already, phiLe The Urge majority
Ill be done picking ritkiE neck. Tie crops
= yery short, and within month the fact wlll
81 - demonstrated, that spectators viii be
,,.sble TO desi~etheories to'keep cotiou down.
Win we consider the abundance OF money 10
lie world, now-the high prices OF all descfip-
Ems If properiy-the immense and growing
sS.,aand for cotton--the pndoubied shortness
- he present erop--re are surprised that
~ sters should eel 81 present prices We
pc pc lO94-to Ill-2.-Aontgoza@g lALL)
Nil Oct. 2sh
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-01
Shacp,a Rifles.

ALL Sportsmen who in want Of good and reliable
Gun especially adapted for large game, Deer &c are in
vted to call at the Of Fan and Cunningham, No. Al
Public Square, examine "sharps Patent Sporting RIDE"
which rapidly OF Firing, accuracy of aim and length Of
range superior any Gun invented, and unlike
any other Patent Gun introduced its construction
exceedingly simple that it is not more liable to get out
Of order" thar the common Kentucky Rife.
P& G. have also few shot Guns made the same Pa
q. iKl6--Gm
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Be not deceived by base limitations. HEGEMAN, CLARK
4 cos GENUINE COP LIVER OIL, never disappoints,
nine years experience has proved superior 10 all
others and he only reliable cur f,r CONSUMPTION.
As theres great deal Of spu' ous oil in the market adu
;erated with seal OIL, whale OIL &C. &C. too much care can
MT be aiken to procure the Genuine.
Our OIL is N TOE factory in Newfoundland and
each bottle Signature the cork be careful 10
get HEGEMAN CLARK a Co. for since the death Of M
RusHrox partner there has been article ntrO
ducrd called Rushton's which is way connected with
R. c a Co., or n. c & Co.
Sold by J. G. Brown, Ewln Bros, and by Druggists gen
sr.Uy oct2T-3m
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-01
LARGE AND EXTENSIV h
AUCTION SALE
OF NEW AND FASHT0RA BE STA PIE AND "a ".
or DRY GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, READY-MADE
Or MN

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or NEW AND FASHIONABLE STA PIE AND "a ".
or DRY GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, READY-MADE
CLOTHING, HARDWARE.
Cutlery, SaOOels Spades, Gsassoare Wrappiag Paper,
de-, de-, dc.
ON TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,, AND THURSDAY, the
~ 2Sth, 2sth and S0th October, will sell at Auction
reserve one Of The largest and best assorted ocAs
offered in this market. All the Goods and
perfect Of the best styles and fabrics and every way
worthy the attention Of city and Country Merchants We
respectfully request fhoe dealing in any Of the above
goods to call aud examine he stock previous day Of sale
The stock consists partly, as follows, viz:
Blue and Brown Beaver Cloths;
Black and Fancy Cassimeres
Doubled Twiled Sattnetts-all color; .-.r-
B.us, Brown and Gray Twseds; 1~'''''-' 80
All Wool Jeans;
- do do;
Negro Kerseys all Wool;
DO DO DO DO 6.to de- ..
Super Super Bed Blsntets
Common do do;
N,gro do, all kinds;
Negro Over Coating;
Two thousand pieces Of Prints every kind, quality and
A large stock Of DeLaines; ......
large Line OF Merinos
ALSO
good stock of De Beges and Popns in fact every des
cripuon of Ladies' Dry Goods.
ALSO
magnificent stock Of White Goods Embroideries &c.
All Wool Plaid Linseys;
White, Red and Yellow Fannels, all wool and Donitt;
Bleached and Brown Cotton Flannels;
ga and 10 Table Linens;
Irish Linens, from cOsrsest to finest
Linen Cambria Handkerchefs, all qualities;
Linen aud Cotton Towel Diapers,
N Mar eilles oOunterpanes.
.... Also
well assorted lot Of new and fashionable Ready-Made
oothng Gents Linen Shirts Nett Shirts Fancy era
Vats, Neck Ties, Suspenders, Gloves Gauntles &C. &C.
Also
60 cases Boots and Shoes;
70 dOz Fur, Cashmere AM Wool Hats.
800 sets Knives and Forks assorted; Trace Chains Pad
Locks, Saws, Hinges, Files Drawing Knives Pocket Cut
lery Spades, Shovels, &C, &c
Also
1000 pieces Sylvan Mil Cottonade, Ginghams;
No. Checks, Hickory, Shirtiugs, Bed Ticking;
20 bales 4 and Is Brown Domestics.
These goods will be sold regardless Of prices to pay ad
vances made them. We earnestly request City and
country Me chants to attend this sale. The goods must
and will be sold.
rERMs.-Al sums under 500, cash. all sums 4l00,
IOuths time, for approved iorsed note, payable in
Bank. discount Of 10 per will be allowed tine
bills for cash. TRABUE LUCUS.
81 cases Boys, Youths, and Misses Shoes; ...
81 dozen country nett Socks;
25 ps yellow Flannel;
10 pr Negro Blankets.
The entire stock with above will be sold without
Don't forget the dsy Tuesday next, October 2Sh,
at . O'Clock precisely. oct25 TRABUE LUCAS.