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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES,

H-S Dr.. King formerly Of New York, last fouF
49, years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and who has d.
voted his attention 70 the treatment Of private dssses
thirty years. aters himself, having attended prac
many years, and cured many Thousands, he Is enabled
all diseases Of private nature matter how bad tgy nay
from idjudicious mgica treamen from negdCt he
Dr.. Kings Dspensary is No q Deadeck street, bEee
Cherry and the Square, where be cures All diseases Of private
without nauciOus medicine or intersrncs
from business.
srECRUEEs Of old recent date edecua cured IN ie
days, By operation which pain. Where Structure
exists, health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undeTmines the sitUon much.
SYPHILIS, with al the diseases 0f the growing % neg
ect bad treatment, Be eneually cured in dEgs
sENuskL WEkKEs particular attention having given
this disease, and all the consequences growing bough
in many by the destructive habits Of
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions, neglect o.
which viii undermine the rendering The subject uui
tor business society," and causing premature old
Females Who may be laborng with any dcuy the Wob
may rest assured Of imrnedate relief.
Persons residing abroad BY writing and stating their case, VITA
Zee enclosed, directed to King . Deadrck srsef
Nashville Tennessee, will have the
their address, with dreons- Strict secrecy sbseel
Once hours from O'Clock In the morning until evening
nay Z3-d&WlV
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-22

from foes without The last are lesst tobe cresasa
IS their attacks are open 10 the sunlight auo MANY
The eonspirator deals his blows secretly ne ee's
issues fer the occasion under the cover OF Tnien 1e
makes his attack. This species Of warfare rs nov
IN progress and surprised you 90 nor 80 !.
They may destroy the citadel, but the
win remain; they are everlasting tine eternal
wears Of God are hers,7 and on them the na1lo.aI
s;jee sIl be rebuilt attracting the masses % me
beauty Of its design, the sody Of Its structure s
he pre purposes to which it viii be again eealeal
ed It van afford US shelterf from selfish and intfae
table ambition and around its affairs will be toonu
none but true and faithful Worshippers
Lend helping hand to save the present rom ths
assault of the destroyer 70 which you cannot and
ought not to be insensibe. Thus shall you De mons
ored Of men. Thus shall you become bright mgr
and safe guide for our people Thus only can you
preserve the principles you claim to reverence.
hope you will publish this letter and sena ne
the name Of the person who gave the authcrl'y you
have exercised in regard to me and my name
SIDNEY BREEsE
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GREAT ATTRACTION--TFFF ROYD PHO
PERTF IN RFARKET

ME- viii sell to the highest bidder, On Tuesday, the
w 5th day Of October, 1855, o lots Of that
most desirable property belonging % the Boyd Estate, iedi
aey beyond the depot extending from Broad spring
stretto the Charlotte Pike. These lots beautifully i0
from 10 to 300 feet deep finely situated for sububan
dencs for gentlemen doing business In the city exempt from
corporation taxes and present 70 the entrprng ne fed for
speculation The rapid growth Of NASHVILLE great number
improvements that nO being made Notwithstanding the
IRENE pressure Of the tines AMOUR well for future growth IL
Nashville and conclusive proof that when all Railroads
are completed The widest dreamer scarcely what Mash
vile viii BE- II the Chattanooga Rarosd has increased
mess Of Nashville 800 per cents what will
completion Of the enness and Alabama Road, Of The Louisville
and Henderson, aud Of the Northwestern Road.
Perhaps city in the Union, Of its population presents more
attraction It's central position, the character and intelligence
OF the population the beauty, pr0uctVeuess and healueg
Of the country its being the capital Of the Volunteer State, he
educational facilities &c, make Nashville particularly attractive.
We have Of the most hOushng Medical Colleges the
Union and another being established Our FEMALE Academy and
FEMALE Schools unsurpassed Our high school fixed
and doing much good Tor Nashva any thing among
the many good things have here Our society viii compare
with that OF city in the Union We confident the properly
offering will greatly enhance in value, and heFeors
earnestly invite all persons DESTROYS Of beterng condon
70 attend our sale and buy freely.
Bills out In few DAYS. &
aug2 J. L. 4 r. ". BROWN,
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LIE REAL ESTATE FOR
MeIrose COttRge.
CaIaIDEscr or TEE LATE MOSES EORvrlL,

(REsIDEScE EORvuI,)
FFVOGETHER with the Of land appertalnng offered
for sale liberal terms This beautiful property Is situs
Franklin Pike, about mile from the CITY. The
dwelling in the Cottage STYLE neat and cOmmodious attached
lisa good Cstern, capable Of holding $50 barrels Of water and
the premisesis WE'LL never falling The Land we'll stocked
with choice variety Of Apple Peach and other fruit and
variety Of Shubbery The Garden, with little
skill labor, be made to yield handsome income
This property the desirable that for sale
the city, for number Of years. and admirably adapted
those desiring avoid the heat and dust Of the city
For fuather particulars, terms, &c, apply to
10. N0RyELL
sept22-d1w+ At Union Bank.
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Mr.. Jos. G. Baldwin is the Democratic candidate
for Supreme Judge of California. He is we'll known
to the iterati of our country the author CT Par
ty Leaders" "Flush Times Of Alabama" and other
productions Of acknowledged merit As political
writer aRd speaker, and jurist, he enjoys high
reputation, and would no doubt fill the Office for
which he has been nominated, WOrthily and ably.
His election is deemed quite probable. Mr.. Bald
win is native of Virginia, but had resided in Ala
bama for several years previous to his removal to
"a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-22

The grand jury Of COWets county, Ga, recon-
mended the total abolition of the Supreme Court Of
Georgia. The Newman Banner says that Judge
Hammond, who presided at OOWets court, prOnounc-
ed the "supreme Court, as at present organized, a
curse to the State"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-22

THE Next PRESIDENTIAL CAHPAIGE.-A writer in
the Montgomery (Ala.) Mad, says there will be
Wing candidate run for President in 1860, and that
William c. Rives, Of Virginia, is the man, with Hon.
Edward Everett as Vice President. The writer in
the Mail seems to think that the bare suggestion Of
this ticket will cause Democracy to trembe in its
boots. The Montgomery Confederation, strong
Democratic sheet, plsyfully replies, perhaps it
viii, for it has been so used to stamping out Wing
gerry, that its mention makes them eager for the
fray, and impatient for the opportunity"
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IN PONAAMA AADpAA9 ~
Bayless Historical Dictionary. 5vOls folio.
Brucess Travels. 5voIs., 40; ealE
Pinkerton's Voyages and Travels. u vols
PlafO's Works. S vols, to-: calf
Beauties Of England and wales. Is vols.
Beauties OF London and EUiddlessx. volA
ClaFendOn's he beIliOn. vols. folio.
Burnett's History OF the Reformation
vols, folio.
Father Paul's History Of she Council
sir william Temples Works. svolI., hlio.
Henry FieIding's Works. 4vOls, 40.
SmOIIett's Works. vols, svo-
SEiff's Works. "a vols.
RiehardsOnss Works. 10 vols.
Memoirs of the Celebrated Persons COm-
posing the Kit-Cat Club. 1vol- folio.
Don QEixOte. vol, f0lio, 1852,
BurtOn's Anatomy Of Melancholy. vol, 20
lilo; 1916.
Sir Philip Sydney,s Arcadia. 1vol folio
Archbishop TiIlstsOn's works. syOls., foIis
Lord BacOnss Works. 3vols., folio.
Smiths Wealth Of Nations. 3vols-, svs.
malthus on Population vols
AriOstOss Orlando Furfoso. vols
mOntesqueiu's spirit OF Laws. ? vols
ShaftesbuFY's Characteristics. 3vOls
Eelandss DemOsfhenes. vols.
Mad de StaeI's French Revolution. 37oE
John Adams Defense Of the American Gem
stitutiOn. vols; calf.
Hugo GrOtius on the Truth Of the Christian
CaImet's Dictionary Of the Bible. 5vOls., 40 j.
calf
Millions Prose Works. 3 vols, folio.
Milton the Law OF Divorce. vol, fslio.
Ricardo on the Currency. $40.
AlmOn's AneedOtes-Biographcal Literary, and Polt
ical 3vols
Sir Charles Grandson. vols; calf
CInrissa HarIOyEe svo.; calf
Lady Mary Wortley MOntague-Hsr WORKS
vols calf
Plinie's Natural History. vol, folio
CamerOn's Baths Of the Romans. lvOL, folio;
plates
mitFOrd's History Of Greece. vols, 4O.i ealL.
Wraxallss France. vols, ito; calf
| stackhOusess History OF the Bible. vols
lto.; half calf
Belis Pantheon. vol, TO- plates
| TOOkess Pantheon. VOL, Emo.
/ GOOdEin's Political Justice. vols, 4to.; hali
Morocco.
Bryant's Ancient Mythology. vols, 4sO.i saif
Plates.
Pennant's London / vol; plates.
| For sale By W. t. BERRY a. CO.,
/ aug4 PUBLIC SQUARE
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The Rev. Augustus Brodhesd and wife left New
York on the l4th inst, for Boston, route for In
dia, Es missionaries of the Presbyterian Board Of
Foreign Missions Mr.. Brodhesd is brother in
Law of Rev. H. S. Carpenter. of the Westminster
Church, Brooklyn. He is a graduate Of Union Col
lege, and recently of the Princeton Theological
Seminary, and gentlemen of ripe scholarship and
rare abilities His wife is daughter Of one of the
most distinguished citizens Of the State Of New Jer-
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VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD
4 Notice TO Contractors.

StEALED Proposals will be received by the undersigned until
10Th Of November next for the Graduation and Masonry
Of fifty miles Of the above roadeXtnding from the V
gna Tennessee Railroad towards Cumberland Gap The
proes plans the above named distance be at
the Office the Chief Engineer in the Of Abingdon after
I2thday October next who will give all necessary eplana
tons regard thereto. The line divided into mile sections
distance here will be earth amounting to
yards Of loose and hard rock about O0 yards OF
mortar masonry % 600 perches Of dry drains % 600 perhes
Those proposing for the work requested state in their bids
what Of they willing , part payment
for Address the undersigned Abingdon, Va
sep2l-till nov IS W. J. HAWKINS & co.
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The Boston Traveller says, it has thus far been
found imprscticable to lay a submarine cable that
viii remain for any length Of time between the
main land and Msrthss Vineyard. line has
been twice laid from Falmouth across the Sound to
the Vineyard, distance Of about four miles; but it
has soon been broken by the winding of the sea-
weed around it, and the strength Of the current.
Bunches of the ses-weed accommodating, in short
time, to the size of hsyoOck, would get tangled
around it, till the force Of the stream or tide, in the
Sound, would break the cable. The cable used is
similar to the Atlantic cable.
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NEW CLOTHIN STORE.
T. X WARD J. N RYRyusgHAN JAS M'DERMoT
WARD, BIRMINGHAM & CO.,
PRAC TICAL TAILOR S,
No. go Public Square, opposite South end
of the Market House,

WTE receiving large and entire new stock OF
w and Winter ReadYsMade CIOthlhg anu
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods most OF which
made up to order, Of the latest s les ana cannot @
surpassed in any house the city Our stock COMPRISED IN
all Overcoats Frock and Dress So
all cOor Business Goats Coats Cashmere Ness
in great variety.
Patented Shoulder Seam shirts, large and
extensive stock warranted fit better and wear better than
any other make Of Shirts Gloves, Neck Ties scSs
Crsya SeEadjusp Stocks Under shirts and Drawers, Half
Hose Suspenders Linen Cambria Bandanna and PoDgee Hand
kerchehs Travelling Shaws Robe de Cham0fe5 Aou Coa
Pants, and Shirts, Umbrellas, etc.
PIECE GOODS.
We have also large and superior LOT Of and
new styes solid coorgd Caseres al qualities, Fancy tut
and Velvet YestnEs Fancy Cashmere and Horsted teng,
Grenedne Festing, which will make up % ou IN % very
guarantee ct 70 the WeaTer or no sale
ALEX. R. NICHOL soIcs q call from his Trends
All Goods sold bp guarantee to be as a. e
septIs WARD, BIRMINGHAM 4 60,
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PROCLAMATION

TSHAM g. HARRIS Governor Of the State Of Tennessee To
all VINO shall these presents-Greeting
Especially to the shes Of the counties Of Andeson BOuu
Monroe, Knox and Roane composing the 3d Judicial Circuit Of
said State.
You hereby commanded and hold election at all
places Of voting your respective counties Thursday
the 18th day November 1888 CATER giving months notice
required by aW for the purpose Of eecng Judge for said
Circuit fill the vacancy created BY edeath Of the Hon. j. NJ
Weleker, due returns make according to law.
In testimony Whereof l. Isham G. Harris, Governor as
aforesaid have herentO hand and caused the great
IL Of the State to be affixed at Nashville, this 2s day
Of September, A. D. lS55 ISHAM g. HARRIS.
- By the Governor;
J. z. R, Ray, Secretary Of State
sep22-dIt-wlm
p The Southern Citizen will insert for one month.
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The Protestant Episcopal Bishop of New Jersey,
CRev. DR.. DOane) has issued proclamation forbid
ding the Rev R. A. Garden, Of Philadelphia, from
officiating in that diocese. The proclamation sets
forth as a reason for the Bishops action, the fact
that the Rev. Mr., Garden, on a visit to Cape May
in July, preached there and administered the Holy
Communion, calling on the resident Methodist Min
lister to assist him, without having been admitted
as lawful priest or deacon in the church or had
eniseepal eopseoration OF ordination
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A shocking murder took place at Tsits Creek IN

A shocking murder took place at TsiFs Creek IN
Madison county, Kentucky, on the 9Th inst. man
named Wade, and his wife Sarah Wade, have peen
living very unhsppily together, on account OF an
alleged intimacy existing between Mrs Wade and
man named william B. Margrave alias Rice On
Wednesday evening, Wade returned home' ana Iouna
Margrave ct his house. Wade demanded lhat ne
should absent himself and never again return. Mrs
Wade took sides with Margrsve, and both eOmmenc-
ed TRADE of abuse on Wade, to which the latter
replied, using very severe language. From high
words tho parties to bloEs- AHd MIS- "aae ana
Margrave, with barrel slaves in their hands, beat
Wade to death. The uurderers left their victim life
less on the floor, and packing up all the clothing
they wanted, eloped to parts unknown.
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Rev w. F. BoyaEiH, Editor Of the BelIeUiAs Democrat
DEAR SIR: l demand as q right to know who re-
quesed you to say, you have said IN an editorial
Of your paper on the 4th inst. that "Judge Breese
is not, nor will he be, q candidate for the United
States Senate in opposition to Mr. Douglas; and all
thst has been said in reference to his sumping the
State against the Democratic party is without any
foundation whatever"
The article is artfuly prepared but it will not
deceive If such was its object.
Unever has been said in any paper or elsewhere,
nv ANYBODY, that intended to stump the State
AGAINST the Democratic party, hence your disclaimer
Was wholly unnecessary. You might have sworn,
on your friend Casper ThieHs bible, that never
would be found in opposition to the great Demo-
cratic psrty Of the nation whose hardest battles
have helped to fight and win for more ihan quar-
ter Of a century You may take your oath Of that
without fear
But think, friend Boyskin, your ideas Of De-
mocrsey and mine differ most essentially. You will
pardon mo for saying that yours seem to be concen
frsted in one man, while mine embrace great prln-
siples Yours seem to tend to the disruption and
debauohery Of that great party; mine, to It's con-
seryRtion and purity. Yours, il carried out, will
annihilste il; mine will restore it TO its pristine
VigOr.
What position I may consider it my duty to as
sumo in this contest now so heroely Waged against
the Democracy Of the nation, its cherished and
time~honOred principles, and hercer still against
him to whom that portion Of the nation has com
mitted the power, will depend on circumstances
One thing you may be assured, and my past life
is the guarantee that will not be silent mac
tive when see or think see, that great party in
danger from cOnsPirstors within its own bosom, OF
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
Fifty Miners!

Apply at the Etna Coal Yard, Nashville,
ssEraa Or at the Mines, 11EEIE
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VALUABLE IRON WORKS PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
TWNHE subscriber for sale liberal credit the valuable
Iron Works property the Sewanee Furnace, and
Union Forge situated in Lyon county, KY, adjoining Eddyvs
the county seat constructed the manner,
with all the necessary neutrality-suspicious. comfortable resi-
dence, &c The Of ore considered ineIhausble with
superior leading from them the Furnace The Forge
located on the Cumberland river and half miles
from built three years has two
engines and capable OF producing two thousand tons OF blooms
annually
above works will be Sold ten thousand acres large
portion Of which is considered good farming land.
This property offers inducements TO parties wishing to
enter It will be sold low for cash and
realonable credit. Apply 20 orr address
WILLIS B. MACHEN,
sepel-dlW&trW2W Trustee, EddyvilIe, Ky.
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WILLIAMSON. ARcHEz cHEa7Iar.
WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAm,
IMPORTERS OF
BrandieS, Wines, and Liquors,
AID DEALERs
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c., ke.,
10. COLLEGE SZREEz,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
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EIeetiOn ReturDs--OFFtcIaI,

The following are ell the returns of the recent
election made to the Governor up TO yesterday:
Counter Wright. Walker. 'S 9ios 70 Gos
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FALL 1855. FALL 1855. FALL 1858.
A. G. q A. B. EECH,
DEALzss IN
staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
CARPETS, &C.,
No. So, College Street,
HAVE now in Store large stock Of FAN and Winter Dry
Goods Carpets OIL Cloths, &C. which offer to cash and
punetua time dealers al small profits and hope please all who
DRESS GOODS.
Double Skirt Fancy Silks
Byadere do do.
Plain and Stripe do.
Grosde Cross Mourning silks;
Large Stock Plain Black do.
Plan French Merinos, all colors,
Ga Black Delaines and Grape Bomhazine;
Medallion Delaine Robes;
Byadere and three hounoed Delaines;
Plain and Byadere Rstoris for Travelling Dresses;
Large Stock Cheap Dress Goods. &C.
Curtains, shades, Fixtures, &c.
Satin Damask; Lace Curtains;
~ Wool do Embroidered Musiin Curtains;
"A Cot do CoTnces and Bands.
Floor Oil Cloths.
I IA 81 A Floor Oh Cloth, which out to suit any
Carpets, Rugs. &c.
O. superior Velvet Carpet Sup. ply, large stock;
"a do do do do ply do do
~ do Brussels do Ingram Carpets;
"a do do do Large Stock Rugs, Mats, &c.
mantiIIas, CIOaks, ShnwIs, &c.
We have large stock Of shaWs, Cloaks mantilas, &c.
l2 Duck always hand for Wagon Sheets, Tent Cloths &c
Together with the above goods have large stock Of lO
Ia and - Bed Banke Also general stock o. staple Dry
sspiI-f AGA A. B. BEECH.
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EXHIBITION
PAINTINGS, sTATUARY, &e.,
AT THE
EXHIBITION

YENHE Tennessee Historical Society would inform the public
that interesting exhibition ofPainngs Stauary,
&C., will be open for a few days.
Among the paintings number by OF very best
tive artists Among the those Of Haeys West Coates,
CarYaho Crime 0de, Powell, Baker, Bmmer Cooper Duy,
Wagner, &c, &C. &C., besides large number by distinguished
amateurs
The Exhibition will commence Wednesday, ~ p.
Admission 25 Tickets cat be from Messrs.
W. Berry Co.'S Book Store, and at Mr.. John Vests
sic Store.
Visitors will please remember that the will be the
South door Of the Capitol. sept2l-5t
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WILLIAM $. FLRPIN,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Nashville Tennessee
TWILL practice in all Courts at Nashville and in the
wv Williamson and Mauy. Office No AZ Cher
~ street. near Cooper's Building. sept2i-dtW6LW-3m
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10y virtue Of Of the Circuit Court of the United
the District Of Middle Tennessee in the case Of
VIM H. Brown and others Allen T. Gooch and others WILL
the 23d day October next at the Court House door IL the
Of Mureesboro, sell public sale two negro men named
Frank Thomas being the negroes mentioned in
ordered sold for the eomplanants debts
septI5-dtdg JACOB MCGAVOCK,
n A. nF qafdCO
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The Canvass in Illinois.

Judge BREEsE, who has been spoken of IS the adj
miDistratiOn candidate for T. S. Senator in Illinois,
writes the following letter to the Editor of Belle
willie Democrat OF course the great contest is be-
tween LINCOLN snd DOUGLASS, and BREEsE will only
receive the votes Of such men as cannot endorse
DOUGLASS opposition to LecOmPtOn and his truck
ling vscillating course on the subject Of the bred
Scott decision:
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Aae.Isa &c g asaesr.ss

AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY CARTER MCKAY a Co.
IN URsDAY Sept 23d, viii odsr for sale in fsnt q
Warehouse, No % Public Square, large and complete
assortment Of Groceries, consisting in part as follows:
so hhds n. o. Sugar; 100 bbls old I've and Bourbon
Is bills Crushed Sugar; Whisky:
IS bbls Powdered Sugar. 50 bills n. Y. Brandy,
IS bols Loaf Sugar. q = IS bblsN. Y. Gin;
IS bbls M0lasses; "a - IS hlf bills itedius Rssh Nal
50 bbls Golden syrup: aga
Is kegs Golden Syrup; . bbls Sweet Malaga Wine;
900 bags Bait Coffee; 100 eighth casks Hesnesssy
Is bags Pepper; Brandy;
IS bags Spice; 100 bbls Rectihed Whisky;
so dOz BroOms; 100 hhi8 Memphis Vinegar;
so dOz Washboards 100 hbls Oncinzsd do
go doz Painted Buckets so baskets Champagne Wine;
IS nests Tubs 100 boxes Champagne Cider;
200 boxes Star Candles; 10 casks Brown Stout;
100 boxes TalloW Candles; 90 casks Ale;
so boxes c36 bars) Soap: 1o0 boxes Glassware;
SO casks English Soda; 50 doz Ground Mustard;
IS bbls No. g. large Macsr so doz Ground Pepper pure
fresh. 50 doc Lemon Syrup;
30 half bbs Mackere; % doz Strawberry and Pine Ap-
20 bhls Lake Fish, fresh; pie Syrup;
5Oh do do do; 20 boxes quart Pickles.
500 kegs Nails; 20 reels Cotton Cord;
200 boxes Mani Tobacco; 50 doz Cotton Lines;
50 bales Smoking do; so doz Jute Lines.
50 Cigars;
The with many other articles viii be put and sold n
In quantities to suit purchasers.
sept22d CARTER, MCKAY q co,
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The Democratic conventional Syracuse, New York
adjourned on the 18th inst, having nominated full
ticket for State officers Is follows:
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And thea Its death has been worthy o. It's life
Few sOvereigns have ever SO grandly finished 50
grand career. Nothing has been wanting to make
its story the most sublime Of dramas. Fer from
sinking into inanity Obscury by the slow process
Of decay, i has disappeared - 80
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JOHN BROWNE,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
Corner Of Deadsrick 90. ana Public square
"a IN receipt desirable sock o. goods for gontels
vsar FOR Fan and Winter Also Furnishing goods q Ne
haest quaiiy and latest styles, -lsPs7R