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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
Xl CIT Wsdem Kings Emperors Mhatl Why.

MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
lvl Dadem by Kings Emperors. wha' Why,
Because is tho ornament provided
Reader although may bloom brightly tho glowing
the hair be snarlsd and shEtvecd
harsh and dry sun spyntsd With Mature woss
hres week viii restore and permanently secure TO
all such Read tho following and judge Tho wtcr Of
the first is tho celebrated pianist, Thalberg Tvs 8 IA a
NEW yoHk, April TO- 1858.
express the obligations am under
for tho entire Of hair its original color About the
upon application your a Restorative
ed rs Original nu ~ you. " very
am, dear sir yours, truly ~, !, nrn,
.Dryoh ar Gwyrcdydct, 8 {
wech Newspaper once IL Nassau street. April H. 1855
PROF o. j. woop Dear sir ago
bottle Of Hair Restorative and my wife, who
the hair Its original coor but 70 her az well
my SURPRISE w weeks trial has performed that wonder
time boau,ng .hcksnng the strongly the
above RESTORATIVE = - caAais cAiEw
NHw YosK, July as, 1857.
Pkoy O. j. WOOD your Re-
using your Iia my which
white, gradually dark AMI fool conndsnt
Also has relieved me Of al dandun unpleasant, itching
among persons who porspire freely. j. a. KilBY
woop AbOa, hair commenced falling on
using restorative In anu
airy last few applications fastened my nar ARMY ru y began 70
fully it, original color health and appear
and checrfaly recommend It's use 70 ALL I'D HohS
CHICA1o, ILL., May l, 1857 W. Vi ,. N 8S 1s
Tho put up Of LARGE
dunn and small the small holds malt pint and re.As for ono dol
proportion dollars per bottle tho
hold. i Aes s.: Yo q
great New York Wire Railing Etabshmen aud ia Market street
And By good prusghts Fancy Goods Dealers
May l3-d3m "a stgN 2 e
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finding that discriminating pubic were bessewias As
that sxhAku
stock have enAssa hs asr ~ epsaa = ezsasvs
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DkoPosAIs FOR WOOD AND COAL.

pkoPosAIs FOR WOOD AND COAL.
QrAsrmxAn.ns o,,,cs U 8 " cosn,
Warrington, May 10, 1883
sEtfEp PROPOSALS will be oos Thursday
ss s Day sqs s. :sss
c. July 1855 3oth June 1862 The cca " bo bort
- xs sRs s s s @ The wood 9 - g.. I sus
be delivered on The reqrcr q he CON
tho wallis q the Marine rr.cts = may 80 dsssns.sa s. HIM
expense tho Unod States aud subject y his approval
this once unknown, will he certified By
''" >' = - - - t"N~ ~ D. j. SUTHERLAND
Quartermastor U. &. NJ Ccrrs
Nay -sawtJuus 10 [In,slAsar.l 800
NJOTICE.-Tn accordance with the extended char
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once thu Friday tho 2s instant between hs hour
q 10 O'clock and .'clss. for Che sles,sa Of Ls'sa
Nay Is--2taw2wkd .,S-e,5 Az ALEX. MdNr1RE, secretary
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House, desirable location within shnrt distance q lay
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adjournment Of Congress- Address ~
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.

IN wAesseros err, D. C., May ~, 1858
The Trcorshps Chemistry having become
tho National Medical College located the seat the
the applications invited until the l5th Of June
next for tbs respective chairs.
-. III .I RILEY, N. H., Dean
NauonA Union Asc Charleston Mercury car'sson copy
and ssad Nh to this once .t4..I st.t w. u tst..i
Nay 14-lAwt16Junss
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OFFICIAL ARMY REGISTER FOR 1868. Price
" so cents. Peat paid 30 cena -
Omca Navy Register for 1855 20 Post paid 80
For sale by n TAYLOR IAURY,
May 1p--3t iia t9 stcskCiobel 334 Penn.
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be pQrdOnod the former IL intOierable The commander
ss. n ~ III = sst II e ss3afSs y
Nov, o6 u1tliA u xsa6n Of NShpls, whxA - mighA
institute M this aAelt arA tstter} what would be the
* DAMAGE which Intelligent jury would apply
to the cassi sNnh adopt precisely Tie anSe xae
have already nd asw9 In the Of the ccaAder If
B, and " supoo2 ~ vas A, and if h4.xS1 coaducted
himself With perfect proPsV and I'D really committed
no INJURY, hewOaA - disnaseA iAh nominal damsgss
ss s r.,s. sss E III sss
leaving To 10 advised plsiaast pay M 0nes Such
is tie iu6Stfationc f Out rnAritiws TIM mad
nalhA H&pnk y AiiitN gAd prevented;
and IL naksa Sanneb hslasslcslshly valuAhS to
Of ifnpv6msnt exercise 81 thkt claim W have
seen. N the Consequence Of lagal right ~ entry 80
long tAissatry Is illegal lsas AAss Ancan
msn Aze By Ds4tash confs1Au1 10 49, PttaA HSwG
we may illdstssts thk san fbfthsf Ind It y
nifty svease ~ potsstiuu OF prscy and some Of the
English Journals have expressed very patriotic fen @
that result Lst examine this matter The cruiser o.
civissd power approaches Eson where pirate known
VIZ a. ~ s s s$ sssv "a Mr. sod
So bSan y q ts "a thA oor.aiI. IL 4 IN
tered, and ths $500 = discovered = The actwuuld BE-
p6rdtkeA w1fS = ne crime 81 ptescribed by
,as1 IN WA 8. y tS - A AUua sup.
auassm1ssUahsguSas~p> ~ = ngtboa misse be sstsyk-
"a sis ~ sI s1ls ; BsR & IL 81 ssl ss
Whsas yrasy xass prevalent IN tAe~Wat Inaaas soms
yMrs snos 10 sslsr vessels q ne Annecan gusdrot
employed IN rs vappresson were okten dAgyhd TO de-
ceive The paAss Of them had been mistaken by
French British ftgaAs for praca cruiser she wou
have been attacked hut the matter would have beer
amieahy arranged ~ the cootrovcrsy respecting tn
action bstwesn the American frigate President and tn,
British sloop Little Belt which occurred IN prcfounc
.f4.I 800 -
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ST. PATRIcK's CLUB.-A meeting of ST. PAT
'Ticks Club was held Saturday night, for the
purpose of complimenting, with an entertain
ment, Mr.. p. IL. Mcdonnell, late Secretary.
and most active member, who is about to
change his residence to Hickman, Kentucky.
A f.w invited guests were present. The
meeting proved to be delightful reunion,
and not until near midnight did it adjourn.
No people in the world aresfuler of the spirit
of poetry, song, sentiment, humor and ora
tory, than the Irish aud on this occasion am
pie evidence of the fact was given. The
meeting will long live in the memory Of those
who partic pated in it. The press was repre-
s.nted by our talented young friend, BEAU
MONT, of the BaaH,r, who. drawn out by an
appropriate toast, made a brief, but eloquent
and stirring speech. Happy speeches were
also made and sentiment offered, by McDON-
NELL HEATING, DOYLE, DILLON, and 9th, rs,
and the songs of CUNaIGHAN. kEATING and
MCDoNNEIL were received with rapturous APP
plause.
The compliment paid to Mr.. Mcdonnell.
by the Club. was well merited. As an officer
he had discharged his duties faithfully and
z .alpUsly; whilst, as a true hearted gentlt-
man, he had won the esteem and confidence
of all who know him. We trust that he may
fnd in his new home troops OF friends, warm
and ardent as those he leaves behind him here;
and we are quite sure he will ever entertain
for Nashville the sentiment of the Irish bard:
''where'er go, whatever realms to see,
Ny heat III Travelled, will fonuly turn To thee"
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CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT e CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Clothing House,

No Is Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn.
Z We take this method of informing the resi-
dents and sojourners of Nashville, that our
stock of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING is now
complete, and we ana receiving all the NeO
Styles from the Eastern. markets, embracing
erery variety Of GentIenaens AHporel, which we
are offering at VERY Low RATES FOR CASH!
Our stock is kept complete as heretofore,
by constant purchases made by a member of
the firm, resident Of PhLddelphia, whose long en-
perienoe and great facilities, afford every advan-
tage for the selection of choice Goods. Our
aim is to give our patrons as good a variety
of Fashionable Goods to select from as any other
City IN tie Uilion and we respectfully solicit a
call from buyers, for an opportunity to con-
vince them that the Largest and Best Stock Of
Goods, ever opened in Nashville, is at No. Is
Cedar street. Please call and examine.
CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT & Co.
p. S.-We are the only agents in Nashville
for Thomas ID. Delano d Co.'s celebrated LIFE
PEEsEKvERs, which are so adjusted in the lin
ing OF the Vest as to be of no more inconve-
nience than the ordinary wadding. 1t has
only to he seen to be admired. Their hither-
to rapid sale is the best assurance of their
utility. septltljan
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VIRGINIA SALT.-The Richmond EHqmr9
says there is one square mile of land between
Symth and Washington counties. Virginia,
on the north folk of the Huiston river, which
is worth more than the whole valuation OF
the city Of New York. The salt rock within
this mile ranges from seventy TO one hui
tIr.,d feet in thickness. which would yi,ld a
net ton or forty bushels of salt to every yard
IL contains. or over three thousand millions
of bushels, which, when manufactured, is
worth from forty to fifty cents per bushei.
But prrsttsaing ii to b. worth twenty cents
per h,lslIei in the ground. and we have six
hundred millions of dollarA TO which We
must add two hundred and fifty millions of
ions 1t plaster within the same space, worth
in the ground about one dollar per ton,
making lotal of eight hundrcd and fifty mil
lions OF dollars
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Gomnaerrial..l
CfncfnnaffMarke

~ - - sCIScNNATI, Nov. 3, 1885,
BROOMS-We notice fair demand and firm mar
ket at our quotations, which continue: Common
81 25@-l IS, fancy 81 75G 81 rs; extra 81 20 81 rs
and Shaker nominal None in market. For lots
arrival, there is a good demand at 10G2Oc. r dozen
below our quotations, eH-tt FL uatraefu-
CANDLES AND SOAPlCandles are dull at a0c for
Star, IL 1sD1: &c for Tallow and Ice for OPAL We
continue "a qaOte Soaps at SIC for No. and Palm,
and &c for extra p, 80 3 rTssr se -5 .fgrssg &
CHEESE-Ihere has been an active demand through
out the week, and the sales have been large adj
vance of 1<95zc Siles 800 boxes closing at ia
i1zc for prime w. r. eas5s and lOc for English barr
y; l0EDl1c for Nutmeg, and Ice for Pine Apple.
CRANBERRIsS-The receipts have not been so large
during the past week, but the supplies ample, and
the market is steady at 81 50 50 for boxes, and ss(d
$40 for bhs.
FRUIIS-Green Apples are in good demand, and sell
readily 81 5Of0S4 p Dbl. There is much doing
ia Dried but the market is firm at 81 90 81 for Apples
and 25Ca23 so for Peaches. Raisius dull, but
prices unchanged We quote Layer at s. and N.
X. at 90 q box Oranges have declined TO $40 2
Dbl lemons are scarce and have advanced 10 50 z
bOx-Carrants firm at sc. and Figs at l3EDl4c.
FEATHERS-The market has been rather dull, and
prices have declined to 44c but there is fair demand
at the decline.
GINSENG-An active demand has prevailed and
the market is firm, and prices a shade higher. We
now quote 50G155c as the range.
HlDFS-There rs a giod demand, and prices have
ruled firm at l22l4c for Flint ll9lZc for Dry Suited
61S@7c for green Sailed, and &c. for Green.
ltUN-TlIe demand for Pig continues limited at S26
for good brands Ohio River hot blast. Bar is without
change.
LEATHFR-The market is firm, with a good demand
in the regular way. We continue last quotations
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SoRK AMI INFI.AM&p EVEN-Th' - disagree
able complaints are generally very prevalent
al this SEASON ol the year, aud it Is therefore
a matter ~ :. m interest la tn public TO
know tlat ,ir may te err,d iuosi eli, eiuaiiy.
The b, 81 relncdy yet discovered is bHAGG ;
Agcric LiSIMENr. "a the following certificate
will show:
WEBSTER CRY, Iowa, Nov. 3, 1857.
Dr. BRAGG:-Dear Sir:-For more than
three years myself aud daughter have been
afflicted with Infiamed eyes in an aggravated
degree and tried various physicians and nos
trums TO no effect. Al length was induced
I'd try the Arctic Liniment, and in 2 months
was nearly cured and my daughter was en-
tirely well, although part of the time she had
been totally blind. ! also used the Liniment
for rheumatism ia nay back, aud was cured by
part Of "a bottle. Iweuld not be without your
Invaluable remedy in my house.
Yours truly,
WILLIAM RUssEIL-
J.J. wadsworth, Post Master Of Iowa City,
confirms the above statement.
For sale in Nashville, Tenn, by BsRRr 4
DEMoYDLE.
Anagent wanted in every town and village.
Application should be made 10 Bragg a Bur
rowes, ST. Louis, Mo-, aud must Away be ae-
companied by good reference.
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THE GAIErY.-To-night is set apart for
complimentary benefit to MANAGER CRISP, on
which occasion Mr.. and Madame KELLER and
Troupe, and the Young America Ballet Corps,
have kindly volunteered their valuable ser
vices. 1t is sincerely to be regretted that the
large outlay on the part of the Manager in
bringing the Keller Troupe 10 this city, and
the iDclemency of the weather during their
engagement, has caused him to sustain
heavy loss. Our citiz,ns, we think, duly APP
prcciate Mr.. CRIsP's activity and prOmptness
In bringing to this city the brightest stars
and greatest attractions known TO the The
atrical world; and we trust will not fail to
extend to him tonight the aid of both their
smiles and their purses. \ good bill Is pre-
scented. which of itself should be sufficient to
fill the Theatre, independent of the benefit to
the Manager.
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Arrival of the lircassian,

New YoRK, Nov. 6.--The steamer Circas-
sian has arrived at st. Johns with Liverpool
advices of the 18th. - ~ p
Cotton sales of two days. 1000 bales,
closing dull with declining tendency. Spe-
culators and exporters took LOCO bales.
Holders offer freely but show no disposition
to press sales. Beadstuffs dull. Provisions
dull Lard heavy. Sugar quiet. Consols
9S4, for account 9Zs.
The British steamer Gorgon was at Liver
pool from Fayal. She had taken soundings
for another Atlantic Telegraph from New
Foundland to the English channel via Fayal.
The Portuguese government yielded up the
French SLAYER, declaring that it yielded only
to threatened force.
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday nOon-Estimatcd cot
ton sales on day of sailing 1000 bales, declin-
cd 1-l6Ggs sine Friday. Corn has declin-
ing tendency. Consols 9S5.
The steamer Hudson from New York to
Bremen arrived at southampton on the 23d.
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New YORK, Nov. 6.-Flour dull 3 1904
90. Corn 1904. Whisky 2Z4.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 6-nOon.-Markets gene
rally unchanged.
New ORLEANS, Nov. Cotton, sales to-
day $500 bales, lls. MOasscs 263. Freight
on cotton to Havre 1916, TO Liverpool J.
New YORK. Nov. 6.-Evening.-COtton de-
pressed, sales to-day 500 bales, IL 5-l6CGll
7-l6 Corn closed with an advancing ten
dcncy. Mess Pork II 90. Flour dull. Su-
gar firm, 6sC@6B for Muscovado. Coffee firm
l0(0Ilb.
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The SEIIxir,o

Prepared by Or JAS WILLIAMS, for the cure of DYS
PEPSY, and nothing but DYSPEPSY, GAS advertised in
another column has, by its merits obtained for
itself so high reputation in Philadelphia, that Physi-
clans acquainted with its properties, using tthem-
selves and prescribing it 10 their PATIENTS vnced
by observation of its great efficacy in restoring the
disordered digestive organs healthy function. Nu-
merous caseso of Dyspepsy, of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned incurable by
of the Medical Faculty, have, by the of this
Elixir been restored to perfect health as atiested Ger
ificates testify. aprl3-ly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-08
! Magninceni scheme
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
% TOO ''0 ''I'I'II'II- VI oO1OiUN
Whole Tickets SO; Halves SIS; Quarters So 81
Certificates of Packages will be sold

"HOIe 1IcAeIs S1U' HaIVes %, QuarVers % o.
Nv A Circular showing the plan of the IOtteri,
will be sent 10 any DESTROYS of receiving it..
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the f. q
lowing rates, which is the risk
Certificates of Package of 10 Whole Tickets, 3
60 % 10 Half :" ........
~ &c 10 Quarter - ........-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-08
HOUSES AND LOTS

HAVE FOR SALE TWO NICE ~n~@
Il DWELLING HOUSES and LOTS, AZMN
an Ewing's Addition, fronting on
Ewing Avenue. one is twOxbOry atS4 49,
frame containing five rooms, with 49,
other necessary outhouses, ali in good order being
newly built. The other Is one story frame. con
tanning rooms with o'her out-houses in good repair
and both in good neghborhoods ! will give a bar
gain in tins property | DESTROYS of selling.
For terms Of sale, sc, call
- E.-R GI.ASCOCK,
octl3-u Fl Real Estate Agent.