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OF SUBSCRIPTION FOR THE CA LIN ~
cor single copy, if paid in advance, per h' "a "a
= at end of mo p z 90 90
at the end of 6 me ms , w w
a the end of the e, D ~
No subscrntion -il1 ho racaived for a rter period
man one year naless paid in advance =.
With the view Of extending the eircu Pon anu en-
RANGING The Usefulness Of the the Prie'o VI
ters the following remarkably low
club RITES, IN'VARL4BLY Y IN 4 y .1.s I T.
copies Of the Carolinian year. 80 w
10 :. z15 90
Rates Of Adv ertislIg,
Sixty cents per snuare of 16 lipes or lest for the first
d 80 cents for each subs4ouent insertion, unless the
i-ertisemen is published for than Two menus
it viii be charged ~
. three months. ~
For iy months W
s4. ts.fye months >0-OO
"A adyprt.an ITS must have the desired 1her of in
1Itrtc@ thcrn. Orlies;,Tse The, Will be IN
.erted till forbo and charged according Special
t.frutton is dtrected to this requisition.
WM. T. WIGHTMA 4 CO.
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TAINTED.

OE Able Negro Men wanted by the Subscribers
~ to York on the Fayetteville and Western
Rail Road Sections & Is miles from Fayetteville
of whom hehighest price will he paid by calling
the SubscrlHrs Oh the work
D. Ga w. McDUFFIE.
March 27E 94-tf
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..DAl1Q-AsspIFE1Ezs E.;
BRICK MASON AND PTASTEDRD

~ PERSON desiring work done in the hest
- style IN the above department. can secure nv
services ny addresslng me at Fayetteville. n. c.
nr d. Med. Will take contracts any where in tho
country, within 100 miles from Favettevil1a a @
prompt attention will be given to the same ~
Sep. II, 1857, ly
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A BARGAIN CAN BE HID.

Il IT'D.
TuNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
IL The Materials Of the North Carolina Argus
Printing Office. The establishment consists OF
two first rate Washington Presses, one fer news
paper and job type. The newspaper type are but
very little and the largest portion of job type
are new 1t is unnecessary to enumerate, the Sc
iections were made by persons of much typograph-
zeal experience and taste and are complete as
any in the St<S
Any peEson wishing to purchase can get bar
gam by II" Application to
Fayetteville, June, I2tn DAVID ,a- MURPHY
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

The dwelig House and Lot on Hay Mount,
the DonaldsoI Academy joining W Yates and others
lately occupig by Hector Mcmillan Esq, with we'll
of good watekI Garden in front. 1t will be sold a
gain re ed to good tenant reasonable terms
apply to JAS. MARITIME.
Also the tW Story Ware House on Church ST.
Presbyteriansh shurch.
Apri1 "a 9S-tf
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Fv miles north u Box lsiusssfi az ,:l;v,.
Guy ing about eight miles south of Bear
ihis CITY Is very handsomely situated
IL ls oiiit upon plain about two hundred feet
aooye me level of Beer River. 1t is inhabi
teospf 1ciPaiiy by Danes and Welsh, whose
houses exhlbit considerable skill in their CON
stroct on, and taste in arrangement.
IN seer river there two small settle
nts nd further north two others Tbasa
are in Cache and Malad valley where the stn.le
belong ng to the <'Churchj GENERALLY wera
kept
Al hese cities and forts are to he laid in
ashes 8 the command Of the church. and -
PooT p opie have given themselves to the work
ol . oes rnction with all the confidence and
frmness OF faith which ever characterizes re-
ligioas fanaticism. Il Cur Aua CAL
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TO RENT.

For the balance of the year, DWELLING uo,,so
situated on Old Street, the late residence of N~s
Beze Perry, decd. VIM. WARDEN r..
July 3, if
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NOTICE..

The Subscriber having at March Term 1858, Of
the County Court of Cumberland, taken out let
ters of Administration upon the Estate of the late
Wm. F. Wightman, hereby notifies all persons in
debted to said estate to make Payment, and those
having claims against the same to present them
within the time required by law this notice will
be pleaded in Bar of their recovery
6. w. WIGHTMAN, Administrators
March 6, 1858. o.
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JAMES KYLE

Is receiving his Spring supply OF
DRY GOODS
Among which are
Prints Lawns, and Brilliantes;
Cold and Black Silks;
Irish Linens and Diapers
Farmers Linen, Twled and ISkin;
Cashmere and Merno Twlls;.
White and Cold Cotton Hose:
Boiling Cloths No to 10;
Silk and Straw Bonnets; &c.
With almost every article in the Dry Goods line; all
of which has been purchased by the package at the
late sales in New York and Philadelphia: Will be
offered cheap for cash on time to paying customers
March &C. 93-tf
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FOR

TOW PROPERTY FOR SALE.
The undergned wishing to remove from this plac
1Zders for ss1lli va. following property viz:
!h-good repair
One Lot J acre east Of above.
One do II do fronts on Franklin & Mump-
ford Streets on which is a very comfortable
House
Also the Blacksmith shop on Mumpford st,
Perons wishing purchase obtain any infor
NATION by calling G. W. l. COLLISION, ESQ, or the
undefsi gned if more convenient. L. WOOD.
April It, 97-3m
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BACON, CORN, HAY MOLASSES.

On consignment and for sale cheap for cash Send
IN vour orders and will fill them cheap. A good
supply of the above articles, will be hand at all
Zines Bacon equal to any made in n. G..
For sale by PETER P. JOHNSON
July 3, -%t
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VoLt e xx-No. 1000
his way to his
had n1aintain(
abrupt depan

his way to his tive home. with which he
had maintainl 10 conmnn;cat;op since his
abrupt depa1 e. On learn;no the sad
1NenCs "nicn "a occurred in the meantime
ne lmmedlateH accompanied the sister to
iier nome IN ~ lojs, and after the necessary
,'rran gement$F re made he started with
lier ior Il Lnglsh IN order to repair, as far
as Posslble, the mischief which had been
zone: 1hey pa sed through Cleveland last
evening on tnel way east, and, happening
accidently to lne It them at the depot, we
learned the seq' ell to the sad story, with the,
earlier portions With which we were already
acquainted.
They go On joyful yet mournful errand
1he good mare If the unhappy condemned
can be reclalNe l., but none can restore his
shattered reas II rescue the brollen-heart-
ed dead from fly grave
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SER GUS EFFECTS OF a SQ!RREL BITE.
We re sret to state that while "a Young lady.
resiAi, in Blandford, was playing With .
pet sq, irrel, the little animal bit her y, +l1
l'ana. ma Netting serious was unprecedented
OF cpn,se, but in q short ti,a,. the han,f co.,,
me1ice swelling, and continued to i,.crea.I.
IN sFe while the suffering was So % ez. -..s....
ing u at great fears were entertained &c
locks]av Medical aid had been called IN
out IA SO far, been able to render GttI..
relief -Soutlside Democ1ut.
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hy means Of the electric wire VIII be rene,t;
by another instrument in>.one OF the ao,,.a,t
rooms in Paris. We already nave music by
steam; now we are TO have music by eiectrici-
". Lungs are, therefor, inenaced with betnr
ruled ont of fashion by the lovers of music -
~. Y. Daily Neacs
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Publ - * alnity &EPer
THE a1a5 he'd = 5skS59,7' ., n c.
le :a Volume, Oh the 18th of April 1858
Z prnal being the oalypaper published on
|anff0ft Harbor, and the only one devoted to
interest, the editor. appeals to all who feel
interest in thatfocality, to- give their sup
brt to his PAPER The Editor makes no hol-
" promises that his paper shall be the best
the country for the price, or that there will
any extra display of talent in It's Editorial
dlumns, as frequently the CASE in issuing
ospeetuses kr country papers, but he does
1pdse h'n'seHto publish good paper one
Ftrtny ola ireral support from the people of
he oT.eT 'e is the design of the Editon.s-to
make 'he . 'tnal first class Commercial Pa
a. Iper, to gav ;ggorts of the Markets, Foreign
7sesa 1t.a co..-=,ue as heretofore IN
dependent on all subjects It will take sides
with no political party, but will advocate snch
measures as are thought best calculated to pro-
, mote the interest of the country and of onr |
State As to the different localities in th;s
vicinity, 1t is not onr object to show partialitv
but to advocate the claims of Beaufort Ha ..or
and leave Beaufort Morehead and C>1olina
:. Cities' 10 stand on their own merits tSeeving
that more good can be accomplie led in this
way, than in discussing the claims or adyan-
tage OF loeaties;- land we appeal to the citizens
those interested and to tire friends Of these
places, to give US their support
The completion of the Atlantic & North
Carolina Railroad is near at hand and it is
very important that the only paper published :
on this Harbor should be widely circulated, in
order that its Commercial advantages NAV be-
come better known. Persons at q distance
who feel an interest in this place will find the
journal to be very interesting, as ~ shall be ,
careful to give all local news of any ffhportance
| One Copy one year, 40 90
| Five Copies +" 500
| .. len 1900
l. Ias sstsss " q tAs club viii ~; tied =
Advertisements Inserted at the usual rates :
liberal deduction made for yearly advertise =
lments.
All communica tions must be addressed To u
JOHN NICHOLS Ed d Pro
+ Beaufortl'N c. II
June 20, 1898. tt h
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s BY is1G 1GHTNING.-It is said that electri.
Quito be applied to music ner-
':afed before piano, constructed for
-o4aln LondonsM oscow. or 81 P,tere
MI nlay a mnrceau ,r,, 49,. ;.
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xrTENlLLEs HOTEL.
j. ;. S,teX will be ple>Id to see their
they will use every exertioat to please
= F. N. Roborts-l TT G. Smith
Jan. 8, 1858. 90 &c
! The Subscriber has on hand and
for SALE
o"gse .SSuRgayg Tea, Molasses, ssrup. Sazt. Iron.
Steel' Na,/s' Horse Shoes q Nasss, a,es
Hoes' ihoveks, Spades, Forks, T1aee~ ses'
CHAINS, Black Smith Tools, B1owu
/ soap, Candies, Candies. .Sozc
Leather, Negro Shoes,
Hats, Blanhets &
| Keyseys,
Saddles, WAips,
/. Collars, Glass y Putty,
Cotton Begging, Manila
! Rope, Whate Lead, Common
and fine Cigars, y Tobacco,
| Poacder, and Shot, and Vinegar,
and many articles not enumerated: all in can be
| supplied as cheap can be bought in this market
/ G. W. l. COLLISION.
/ Oct. 81, 74-tf
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L4zY LADIES In "a Woman's Thopobts
out Y oman, We meet with this true solntio,
most of the bad domestic managcmcnts n
niHes -
Me house mother has her troubles-oy, he
: CO. gifted with that blessed quality Of ia
lg kbt N lightly aud cheerfuiLyJ .!f is nd
vr7 e5~---A--A::--Az-aenGKr - -.
old fairly a-going for the day ,or "a,
i'll ticlesladies, who have ALWAYS rcconeI
r Rs ou"ts by slXpences, to put down pacb
m ~ psfse" "ere in balancing periodically
e Hts and expenditures: nor for weakly t,e,.
Is, e f-engrossed ladies to rouse themeaI,as
ic IN iy to put their house in order and l,oa,,
%, nt by OCCASIONAL spasmodic .settino r.
hte 1T hy general line thodieal overlookino
Il fEf It lseoing on thert,. Yet, unless ali
,leh is in vain 70 insston early ris;no
gr pie about waste, or lecture upon neat.
s; anil,less, and order.-The servants get
ed that lmisss is never in tinep sMissis
e in,timev -'Wssis never knows aho,,t
til NJ She may lecture till She i weor'
al satneq and cleanliness-Just mt vonr
her rfoom and seev For all moraI
Ii gepd temper, truth Kindness and
v Righteousness, if these are. a.fcN
i seNshsjstress it is idle to exnect tbano
y yaatsor children, or any members Of
fl Siy cefcle."
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OLD BILL s.

ALL. persons indie bted to the oncern ofEp ,N1- 6
JERRY and j. H. ROBERTS co are reoneStod
TO come forward and settle their ills IF not Sattid
bv the last of this month. they II find them i, ~
hands of a Lawful Collector. N
j. H. ROBERTS Il co
May s. 1858 OO-tf
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when the boat was nearly sinking, he was
picked UP by an outward bound ship, which
took him to New Orleans
''Snce then he had resided several wears
IN California and in the United States. had
become moderately rich, and was now on
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FOR RENT.


y. H'OiS UrIUu
ing to Mrs II bart and recently occupied by B. F
Pearce & Co. is offered for rent
Also Miss Kybart's town Residence is offered for
rent. For terms apply to
April % VIM ROW
Congress Water, for sale by
Aug. 10 63-tf S. J. HINSDALE.
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- ->~.&~--~y AsxAG>->, .z.@jI9 r1fTf[
10 HHDS BACON. we'll smoked
4U 20 Bbs. Leaf Lard
Is 8" Mess Pork.
35 Sacks Coffee.
25 Bbs Sugar.
70 Boxes Candy.
80 8. No Soap.
Oranges Raisns, &C.
The above goods were bought of Conn Mission Me,
chants, and very cheap for Cash, ans will be sol
cheap for Cash only. E. E MOORE
April 3. 1S5S If
wHIsKEY AND BR ANDY
225 3 6BES rs. Corn. snd,s Whs5sy s1ss5s
Is Domestic do,
tn, Is 2,,,: - n E. Rum,
selected Wfizhfy fg is aans the pure ce Askes
market price for Cash "e solo o. lowest
April 3, 1853 If f1luu
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WOOD, EDDY L. CO., Managers,
Successors tn =. Swan S. Co.

THE following Scheme will be drawn by Wood, Eddy
Co, Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery N
each OF their Single Number lotteries for JASUARN,
1859, at AUGUSTA. Georgia IN public, under this su-
perintendence Of Commissioners. rrafr.d
Glass draws Saturday, January i, 1859.
Glass 2 draws Saturday, January 8, 1853.
Glass draws Saturday, january l5, 1853.
Class draws Saturday, January %, 1853.
Glass draws Saturday, January 20, 1853.
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southern pacific Railroad.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 20.-The adjourned
Pacific Railroad COnv ention met at noon at
Armory Hall. President Morton being alb
sent, Col. CORN, of KY, was called to the
chair. Col. Durrett, OF Louisville and Della
field, of ST. Louis, were appointed Secre-
taries. On motion of Gen. Richardson, of
Tennessee, the report of President Fowlkes
and the report Of the Business Committee of
the Louisville connection, were read. FOwlkes
also read an additional report of the present
state of affairs, showing S230,000 already
provided for the relief of the Company from
so cent share loans and the sale of forfeited
stock, and not half the stockholders heard
from. No doubt exists but that the money
will be ready to relieve the Company and
pay its debts by the 18th of January. The
Memphis and FL Paso Company, with char
ter equal to the Pacific charter, desire to
unite with this road. Advices from Wash
ington show this to be the favorite route for
Government aid. A contract has been made
to complete fifty miles more, on condition
that the Company is relieved from its pres
ent liabilities
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Meat Cutters.

WE have four sizes Of the best quality Of MEAT
w CUTTERS, which We VII sell for cash AZ low
prices
Bateher's Knives, Saws, CeaVers and steels;
Sausage suffers;
Chopping knives aud Bowls;
MACKENZIE MINCHIH,
noyl6 70 College street.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

ID cred from the honorable Circuit Court of David
son county Tennessee, at It's sept. term, 1855 Will
expose TO public sale the highest bidder, for cash
al the Court House yard in the city of Nashville
MONDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF JANUARY, 1859. all
the right, title, claim interest and estate which VIM.
N. White then had, or may have since acquired in
and the following described tract piece or parcel
OF land, situated, lying and being D the county "
Davidson, IN South Nashville II being Lot No. 10
mcnCing at stake on Maple street AT the corner OF
lot No. II, running thence with Maple street forty
hvc feet To stake, the corner Of lot No. Is thence
al right angles with Maple street, hundred and
eighty eight feet To twenty feet alley, thence right
angles towards lot No II, forty i've feet, the
ner Of II on said alley; thence AT right angles the
beginning, one hundred and eighty "ght feet; regis
tered in the Register office of davidson county and
state al Tennessee IA book No Is. page 593. Levied
the property Of Vim. VI. White, 10 satisfy "A
judgment in favor OF Thomas Wells ON the 9Th day
Of December, 1855
). NJ HINTON, Sheriff Of Davidson co.
declO-td By T.. c. DRAKE, Deputy Sheriff.
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Monetary and Financial.


NEW ORLEANS, De- Is, P. MI is superfuous al
market and u the fact that whilst the tendency Of
interest are incning in a downward direction. In
State Bank sold to-day at l6o1z, lO1 Bank of
Louisiana at l5T1< and 95 Citizen Bank 1917 y
Free Bank Stocks held generally al 106 and up
ward The private balances remain at an unusually
high figure, and though encrOached upon 20
some extent by purchases of supplies, lands and ne
groes the latter, moreover at formidable rates they
exhibit no sign of abatement. Strictly prime fan pa
per has receded TO 14@S 2 Ct, but even at this
reduction there is not much Offering In Bank the
tenders only moderate
The exchange market is quite firm. Clear sterling
bills Of good TO prime passed pretty readily at
1883 Dl0S1z. Drafts with bill lading lO7 5zlO75
Francs 5f.26@95E22Z. sixty days New York
1902 2 CT. discount Sight q and scarcely any
thing 70 be had outside al Some of the Banks ask
& at the counter.
NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-The clouds Of war have been
dispeied from William and the Stock Exchange,
and the market, this morning, was very buoyant at
higher prices for fancy stocks well State Bonds
Missouri Stocks were sold as high S91&, and New
YORK Central at So. Pacific Mail took sudden
start and sold at 81 y At the Board there was a
good deal Of excitement and large business, with
the following variations
United states SIS sold 1O4 Tennessee 6's rose
! y, $4,000 selling at $40 In Virginia and North
Carolina 6s no change. Missouri 6s rose q Louisi-
ara 6's .; Cal rs r. In New York Central, Erie.
Harlem, and Hudson River bonds, no changes. Ill.
Central rs fell q and the shares u; La Crosse Land
Grants "a; Penn. Coal a.
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Dp telegraph.
From washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec, ,-HoUsE.-Hughes's
resolution was adopted instructing the Com
mittee on Ways and Means 10 inquire into
the expediency of a bill making appropria-
ton for tn eighth census.
/ The Pension Bill was resumed.
SENATE.-Rice offer d a bill which was
referred TO the Committee on Territories, TO
organize The Territory of Dacotah.
C1ttenden gave notice of his intention to
call up the French Spoliation bill on the 9Th
of January.
The Pacific Railroad Bill was taken up.
Wilson offered a new bill as u substitute,
providing for its location from the Missouri
river. between the Both and 43d parallel.
Montgomery denies replying to English's
salutation. English has been arrested for
assault and held to bail
The Secretary Of War thinks that the mil
itary occupation of chihuahua and Sonora
will not necessitate an increase of the army.
The Post Office Department intends prose
cutting those who use borrowed franks to
cover private correspondence
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GooD-We met one OF our friends 'stcr-
day on Broadway. and was as,onishcd ut thu
Change ia his app arancc. A few weeks ago
we saw him, he was pale. lean and d cted
complaining of weakness and debility, having
been 50 afflicted all summer. Now he appears
to b. fat. healthy and strong. We learned he
owed his restoration entirely to McLEAN's
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
We advise all who are complaining of Gen
eral Debility to try il; it is certainly very
pleasant remedy. We learn that there are
large Quantities of it selling daily Morning
Herald dec2l-2w
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Notice.


ON the LIST day Of January next, lS59) / VIII. as
" Administrator OF GtsiRGE ASpiaa@lS. deceased,
Rent 10 The highest bidder, before the Court house
door ia Nashville, Tor year 1000 Acres uf Land,
belonging % the heirs Of said dcceasei-about III
acres OF sad Land bolng cleared aad IA cultivation
Tie past season, and the remainder IA timber, and
serves tor Lsc for Stuck-lt being distinctly I'M
dcrstOod that before any stuck i turned said
range, dat line u feucc Is 10 be made from
Matthew Andersun's corner 10 Lpscomb 5 corner on
the west boundary line OF SAID tract there being
about 30 rails made aud the balance 81 be made
OF GOOD size, sufficient thc wh 10 lane 10 rails
high and a feet wOini at lie price Of 81 10 Tor
making patting AZ, and 50 cents per loo rails for
putting up those that sslads, % come ous OF the
rcuti d tins contrast - inirnged BY farming stock
bose IA tiic woods before the cnre a. aiore-
said one dollar pee month Tor horses aud IS per
heaa tr rstue zach, al al Dc paid By the renter
uie for the use OF the innocent sufferers GA whom the
STICK may tTesIaSs.
Bond Aisd approved security viii be required for
the payment the aud compliance OF the abov e
terms, and rendering POSSESSION back me Ca the
lat day Il January, isoo vel the damages Tor
ealti.4s any green ~ood said land except what Is
necessary tte aforesaid rails I will give
lSussc-aioa on the 2ud day Ut January 1889
Jas ANDERSON, Administrator,
dccl0-td OF Gao ANisEEsuS, decd.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-21

TINE SALE oF GROCERIEs.-At 10 O'Clock
this morning Messrs- HARRIS, GoRDoN ~ Co,
will open with their first Auction Sale Of Gro
ceries fer the season. They have an attrac-
tive line of Staple Groceries to offer. to which
the attention of the trade is invited.
In addition TO the articles advertised thew
will commence the sale with twenty-sX pack
ages Of fine imported Brandics, on which a
credit of fOnr months will be given, and to
which they especially invite the attention of
Druggists and others who desire very fine
ARTICLE. -
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

R0sFcx<. DR, KING formerly OF New York, for
Rk4@A the last four years of louisville, ken-
tC@, who has devoted his attention 10 The treat
81 private diseases Tor 10 yeaEs, natlers
himself, having Attended 60 practice Tor ~ many
years, and cureds0 m4ny thousands, be ts enabled ~
cure all diseases Of private nattre, how
bad they may Be from nJuici0ss medical treatment
from neglect 81 their Ia. klng's nss.ensafs
Is No - poaseEick street., between CRerry and The
square, svcond story where hc all diseases Of
private nataFe-
GosokEHHA cured without naussio1s medicine OF Ia
reference ~th business
sf2lcTURRS II Odd OF reeentdate, encetaay cured IN
feS days, by operation wtich Is.in.
Where Structure exists health cannot be enjoyed.
Perhaps disease causes InlsG4iel and under
mInes the Constitution much.
Sxfnlr, IA all the diseases % tlse skn growing
OCT OF Neglect .. bad treAiIncat, be srctSAlly
cured Ia les days. t...-F
sEsiN1I s-Particniarattentlou having been
iyea tass dzsrzss, asa1 ali ts consequences grow
ing cut Of u, brought IA Iisny casrs b the de-
EgrvctiSe hAblss ~ incaasicFsle loatz ARa exess-
sive indulgence 81 tiie fssg aegiect u ~hieh Will
UNDERTAKES the coaaiuii1, rrnerius tbs sgbiuCt On NJ
oF baslnsssor seiy sAad eauafg rsuaatuFs otd age
feuaaes VAC tnay be labofilE slth any atslcaty u
a g Cub may resi- assured VI inlEellalc Felcf.
fenso1s Fesssiing abruad, b srtllg ard stating
riF CASE lee enclosed airectsi - bF. A. King
No. k-leaaerck sgrees, Nashville, fesln. sill have
tbs aecs@asy ne.ciEs seat ~ Their address with
scss@ry asreelans. STRAIT scerecy obseFted. oases
hoarsfFsm o'sisck in sfs morning Until Va the eve
siag may2b-lnds~iy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-21

BENEFIT TO THE FIRENEN.-The Memphis
papers say that Mr.. CRISP has rendered the
Fir men of that citya benefit. We can say
that Mr.. CRIsP's generosity is not exhausted
by one act of benevolence-be has also
rendered the Fire Department of Nashville a
similar compliment If any class of people
deserve such a testimonial, it certainly is the
Firemcn- They labor for the protection. OF
life and property, not for pay, but from the
highest and most disinterested motives We
trust the public will respond suitably to Mr..
CRISP's proposition, when the occasion Oc-
ours and that the benefit may be alike wor-
thy of the manager, the Firemen and the
citizens