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COUDERSPORT ACADEMV,
100 DS-
REV. J. HENDRICK, Principal

THHE Academic Year is divided into three
sessions OF thirteen weeks each:
The Winter Term commenccs, Tuesday,
Dec. 10, 1857.
The Spring Term commences, Tuesday,
April 9, 1858.
The Fail Term commences, Tuesday, Aug,
81, 1853.
Competent Teachers have been secured for
pyery branch Of Study.
Classes will be so arranged that students
pay enter to advantage at any time.
A Teachers Glass viii be organized, in which
due attention vii be paid to the studies usually
taught in Commn Schools, and the best meth
pd Of impartiag Instruction.
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Executors Notice.

Letters tostameutaTy having been granted tc
the undegs gned or TIE last via and Testa-
ment Of AESoED HUNTER: late of Harri5or
Township. Potter County, Pa, decd, al thos,
r do5ted 10 the estate, viii make immediat.
payment, and those having claims against th,
same Will present them to
AUGUSTUS STREETER, -
ISRAEL DODGE. "a 30
Harrison, Feb 23, l858.-6t.
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EelfrteQ Misrellany,
CUPID SWALLOWED.

Tothcr day as was tw.nirg
Roses foF crown TO dine in,
What, Of AL things, midst the heap,
Should light OH fast asleep,
But a littIa lespectte elf,
The tiny traitor, Love bimsehl
l'y the wiEgs piuchcd him up
Like a bee; and IN cup
,0f wine sank him,
And what dye think 7 did2-I Gsqnk him
Faith, ] thought him dead Not hsl
There he lives with tenfo'l clce
And nnW this moment witl bis wings,
! feel him tickling ny heart-str,ngs.
Ls5yt HuHt
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THE WELCOME VISITOR,

The OeGPesf and Hondsomest fsrodi
cak lM Tie World
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YATAG8 g0UMIY L4UA9Na'k,

EAIG8 COUNTY, NJA9AaX.
QNT ii. pLIN 4 co, OF the Yates County
~ Nurseries, have tor sale a large and
valuable assortment Of EEsaET' TREES
# all varieties usually cultivated. These
Trees are young and Of vigorous growth. The
Qualities are the most choice known, and are
warranted GENUINE. Also, fine stock OF
ORNAMENTAL TREho and SHRUBBERY.
for tlH delivery.
nssyA address orders to c. BEACH Pen Van.
Yates Co, \. Y Orders LETT with ROB'T. W.
NILES, Couderspoyt, Pa, viii bo promptly
filed. l0:2-6mo.
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Ono COM. r~.r mn ylar 60 m o,a1a;e
onr co|I @,.,.. ..,'.5 ,rS.. ~ a,I , 80.
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One c,,,v ~, f,f ears $ NJ IA ~
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Throo Comics o,,a ycar 90, on.fe ..f,,
Five COPIES. one year s. 90 and -, 9irt.
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EXPENSES PEE TERN.

The past success Of this Institution unjer
The Prcccptorship Of Mr. HESDRICG has indUc-
ed the Trustees to secure q continuation ofhis
geryices. We trust an intelligent public viii
give it that support which seems to be due 10
Such an Institution.
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TIE best Therapeutic AGel2t
ever 9Elts'ty lsGGG.


EsF.- li-4'r-Ni.I " t.i-'at.-
80, { 3, rsr... E&>. I4EU MACHINE
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z.j>ff ~ $50 e# 4. u hsoIang gtteu-
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3, <.l,--@ = aai Pre- fosS .oa and
y 81 l:jg, portion ol
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From Nhatcycl cause there may be an cN-
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luc.lg IN excess or deficiency Of the ACIDS
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N oil sexual and urinary disorders p&rucu-
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-24
CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT & CO.,
Wholesale aid Retail Clothing IIOuSe,

No. Is Cedar street, NashUiile. Tenn.
We take this method OF informing the resi-
dents aud sojourners of Nashville, that our
stock OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING is now
complete aud we are receiving all the NeO
Styles from the Eastern markets, embracing
eVey Variety Of GedLaaeHs AppGTeL, which We
are Offering ut VERY LOW RATES FOR CASH!
Our stock is kept complete as heretofore,
by constant purchases made by member OF
the firm. resident Of Phiddeipiid, whose long er-
Perietce and yref .Jaeilaies. afford every adyan-
tage for the selection OF choice Goods. Our
aim IS to give our patrons good variety
OF Fashionable Goods to select from as any other
City R tie LI,ion aud we resp, ctfGlly solicit II
call from buyers, for an opportunity to con-
vince them that the Ldryea and Best Stock Of
Goods, ever opened in Nashville, il at No. 10
Cedar street. Please call aud examine
CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT x Co.
p. S.-Wc are the only 1geiitS in Nashville
for Thomas ID. Delauo a Co.'S celebrated LIFE
PRESERVES, which are So adjusted in the lin-
ing OF the Vest as 10 be OF no more inconye-
nicnce than the ordinary wadding. IL has
only to be seen To be admired. Their hither-
to rapid sale is the best assurance of their
utility. sept4-tljan
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"GLEAsos's WEEKLY LNE-or-BArnE SIM"

"GLEAsoN's WEEKLY LINE-oP-BA BATTLE SHIP"
We have received the first number of the
new pictorial weekly paper, bearing this title.
1t is. handsomely printed on a double sheet
tastefully ornamented with newly designed
border. Mr.. Gleason has the experience, the
enkrprize, the tact, and the capital, requisite
to sustain good and successful paper. and a
long and prosperous voyage may be safely
predicted for the "Liue of-Battle Ship" The.
Hon. A. J. II. Duganne has contributed some
spirited verses for this initial number, which
indicate the course that will be pursued:
ISLAND by the helmi The breakers shun
OF faction, clique or creed; '-ft
With neutral course. by stars and sun,
.rf To various ports we speed 8Ela
With gems and fruit-a generous freight
Wen crown each golden trip. 80
While myriad hearts exultant wait
Our Line-Of-Ba Ship.
1Stand by the guns A broadside sweep
Through walls of ancient wrongs:
And lie our lee-guus on the deep,
Each trne born-poets sODgsi
Let noble thoughts be bombshells bright,
And Wit. like grape-shOt skip, 80
And Humor's rockets arch with light
Our Line-OfBattle Ship!'
. s -Ne1O York Commercial AdUetiser.
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BEAUTIFCL AND SUBSrANTIAI~-The great I'm
porting house of Messrs. J. e. DAEDEN 4 Co.,
M. 46 Public Square. are in receipt of an
other large invoice of China, Cut-Glass, Por-
celain and QIeensware, which for neatness,
style and durability, far SURPRISES any of
their previous stocks. The variety of select
table sets in their store are superb and most
BEAUTIFUL. embracing some as rich in looks,
and fine in texture, as can be found in the
United States; together with variety Of tete-
dtete sets, entirely Pew and novel in this
market. The large and magnificent display
of how'r vases, and other ornamental arii-
cles, which adorn their window and show
cases. defy competition. Their stock of glass
ware is full, embracing all styles of cut,
stained. plain, frost. &c. For the little.
folks" for holiday presents, and the toilet,
their stock is so extensive and varied rich
and fancy, that we refer it especially to the
attention OF the ladies. believing them tn be
more competent To pass judgment on them
than we are. Their stock Of substantial ware
il the largest and most complete ever in
store, to which the attention Of the trade Of
the country and city is solicited. visit to
their house, and close examination of their
tick, particularly of their many fancy arti-
cles, would repay any one fond Of adDiring
beauty a I'd taste, and we presume would have
good effect on ''sore eye but whether a de-
plction of the pocket would follow. We know
not. bat leave that matter entirely to the
p bite aud afrLble salesman. NJ. J. Z. DARDEy.
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DD Gelfgrdpb.
aArrIsaI OF the CITY or rsart,more.

II
New YoaK, Nov. 90. 8 A. M.-The steamer
City of Baltimore arrived this morning with
Liverpool dates of the 10th.
| = The Africa arrived out on the 18th. =
Cotton. sales of three days % 900 bales OF
which exporters took 1000 an d spectators
| LOCO bales. The market closed steady 2
, Richardson Spence q Co., quote inferior
qualities slightly declined q
Manchester adyices favorable. market firm
Ter. Breadstuffs have a declining tendency.
Provisions all qualities slightly declined.
! COnsols 985CG981 tor money and account.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company decline
letting Whitehouse have any thing TO do with
the Cable. All the ELECTRICIANS al Yalentia
have been discharged. ji-A1ia sh+4
Napoleon writes to Prince Napoleon
| justifying France in the Portuguese dis
of negro emigration aud the expediency of
substituting coolies for negroes.
Later news from India unimpOrtant.
The French and Spanish expedition has
landed at Cochin China and occupied Touran.
SECOND DISPATCH
NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-LIvERPoOI.-Flou
Western Canal 201; Baltimore and Philadel-
phia 20s 6dC92ls Cd; Ohio Props Wheat
Western Red A. 1OdC16s 4d; White 6sC96s Sd:
Southern White 6s 9d(97s. Corn very dull;
nominal; mixed 2Ss; yellow 29s; white 32(9
33s
Wakefi Id & Nash report. Breadstuffs dull
but steady. Beef dull; little enquiry and
prices weak. Pork and Bacon dull Prices
easier bat quotations unchanged. Lard dull;
prime 54s. Sugar and Coffee quiet. Spirits
OF Turpentine 40s. Common Resin IS 10d(9
As. Linseed Oil 30s(@3Os cd.
LoNDoN.-Breadstuns steady. Sugar quiet.
Coffee steady. Tea unchanged. r CO firm.
Irod, Scotch pig on the CLYDE 53> 6d(Q153S 3d.
Derby and other members of the Cabinet
at the Lord Mayors banquet. promised that
the forthcoming measures shall be compre-
hcnsiye and national.
Great Britain is to have diplomatic agent
at Jeddo, and Japan will have one at Lon
don.
Napoleon says TO Prince Napoleon that if
the mi grafton of negroes be slave trade dis
guised. he + pudiates it.
John Burgoyne has presented the Napoleon
funeral car To France.
Napoleon ia replying said that he regarded
ii as testimony OF Victoria's desire to eilace
the poignant rem Entrances of S. ii lena
and an additional pledge Of cordial alliance.
Holland has introduced a bill for emanc-
pailng slaves in Surinam and Curac "a.
MADRID.-A conference has been held be-
t@' en- the f1r-ign mi listers.
The English and French Ambassadors pro-
mise a satisfactory adjustment of the Mexican
difficulties.
Denmark has abroga:ed the Constitution of
HOletein.
CALCUTTA, Oct 9.-News unimportant.
Markets dull.
FrcGhts lower. sa.a
Lord Elgin is at Shanghai.
The Dutch exp dltIon against JambeS.
Sumatra, was successful
The French and Spanish forces have block
AIDED the river Touson at Cochin, China.
LIVERPOOL. We'd Iesday, - nOon-Cotton,
sales today 5000 hale>: market steady; mid
dliHg Orleans 10 10; middling Mobile 6E;
middling Uplands 81. Bread-tuff> very du l.
LoNDoN.-Consols for money and account
9SI@9S3.
IN, Hon. B. f. Butler, of New York, died
suddenly i'll Paris.
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To Dealers in Oysters.

have completed arrangements this season FOR fur
nishig tc bs osssers 90 bo had IA our WATERS, sHoh
a. lynn Haven bay, lorA RIVER, Mason = Greek, Wcs
tern Branch Plants, horR's liaTbor, NSnseinond Rs
err and other favorite kinds. My oysters are opened
just few hours bcfore they start, that my Gus
toners may rely upon getting them fresh. Fresh
Oysters pat Ia Kegs aad Cans, and forwarded wIh
dispatch by Adams a Co SAID Gover's kNprsSs, .iso
By stage toauy part ol the country
All orders aeoomlane. by the cash, will meet with
immediate attention, and sohe1sd.
superior frvsh NorfOik oysters "a be had at my
~ stor Depot The Ice depot II c 4 H. AAKEIS, on
Cherry street, In the Of the Stale hank
PluoEs RDUcED.-i sell whois kegs and Cans At
l 30, and halves al 70 eents.
novi5-ew JOHN ARCHIBALD
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UD0LPHo WOLFE.

sorE I,rroKrrns, Nos Is, acand % Beatefst,
NEW YORK
The following respectable d. ms in New Orlcaf
HARI 4 N-ll..l.sa La 70
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go CRISIS GAIETY.-MARSHs COMPANY or JU-
vENII-E COMEDIANS made their first appearance
last night before a Nashville audience in the
romantic Drama Of the BSI9d10f in which The
principal character. that Of TIL Briyand Chief
wa well Sustained by the accomplished young
actress, Miss Louise. The evenings enter
fainment cIosed with tue Imaginable farce of
TJodles, which was well rendered by the com
pany. The number in attendance last night
vas greater than we anticipated, and should
the weather prove favorable We shall expect
to see the Gaicty crowded tonight to witness
the romantic spectacle of the Naiad Queen.
Their performances are Interpreted with
singing and dancing and conducted in such
manner as to be attractive and pleasing
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city I.-Roard of Aldermen.

TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. 20.
The regular meeting of the Board was
held this evening" President Hollingsworth
in the Chair.
Aid Hamilton presented The report of the
Rcvenue Collector, which shows collections
since last report of S2.5li Is. aud also the
report Of the Water Tax Collector. showing
collections since last report OF SSH 40.
Aid. Hamilton also recommend d the pay
meut of siIndry accounts. Adopted.
Aid. Hamilton from the comm ttce appoint
ed to confer with the Board OF Education in
respect To holding two sessions per day ia the
public schools. rvcuInml nded that the whole
matter In postponed until next March, in the
event that il would toe impractical 10 alter
the system in the winter 81 ssion. X port said
on the table.
Aid Cheatbam, from Poi,cc committee.
stated that the resignation OF VIM. Watson.
night police, had been rendered 10 tl'' Mayor.
Adj. Fisher. from committee to whom was
referred the petition of sUn,lry citizens. In the
South western portion of the city. asking 10
b. Incorporated. recommended the incorpOra-
ton of said district. Laid Oh the table.
Aid Cheatbam pr sentcd 4 petition from
number of citizens of the 5th Ward, asking
the Boaid 10 take some action in regard to
pnvem Mt in from; OF the prop rly of Il. Il.
Ca~tlvman. Referred to the street commit
tee.
Aid Fisher, u petition from VIM Culbert,
asking the privilege of erecting "A frame house
in 9th Ward. Granted.
The Board took upa number of resolutions
adopted at the hast meeting OF Common COan-
Gil. Concurred in.
Aid. Cheatham offered a hill providing for
the appropriation of 81 900 to the Rob- rtson
Association, 20 be used by that Society for
charitable purposes, and granted that body
IL IL. 4 a
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Misfellaneous.
New Hardware House.
TNHE subscribers have associated themselves to-
i gether, for the purpose of doing business in
Hardware, Cutlery, and House Furnishing
.Caads
/. MACKENZiE & MINCHEN

The business will be conducted under the style of
Mackenzie K Ainehin. ALEX MACKENZIE,
Nashville, Oct. l, 1858. W. II. MINCHIN.
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New ORLEANS. Nov. --COtton-Sales to-
day 1850 bales; market generally unchang-
ed, ll0gll}; fair and middlng qualities are
hrmer. Sales of days 81 800 bales r =
crIpts of three days fl 900 bales. against 36.-
900 the same time last year. Flour buoyant;
advanced Csc; 50. Bacon firm; shoulders
7s; sides 9s@94. Freight on Cotton to Liv-
erpool l(ds; to Havre II. Exchange on
London unchanged, 74G@S4.
NEW YORK Nov. %, p. Motion firm.
Flour 3jGG4 80. Corn 1901. Mess Pork
II 4OGgI7 6Z. Whisky 2S.
CINCINNATI. Nov. %, evening.-Flour I'M
changed; sales small. Whisky 204. Corn.
new 57GI5S. White Wheat l5CGl 20. Hogs
25GG6 80 averaging from 200 to 2lO pounds;
closing rather neavy aud unsettled. Mess
Pork l6 IS. Balk and green II, at declined !.
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Spiral anatifts.
Rock CITY Mills.

: NEARLY PANIc-This morning there was
perfect rush to get some of MeLean,s Strength
.ening Cordial. 1t is astonishing what large
quantity of that article is consumed 1t shows
conciusively that it is just the thing required
in malaria or fever districts, as preventive
for Chill, alias SHAKES. Everybody and the
rest of mankind'' should try it, if wish to be-
come healthy and strong; and those that are
well should take a little every morning to keep
them so. We have tried ii.-EUaains Mirror.
noy23-2w srees.-f =
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Nov

-WAsHNGTON, Wednesday, Nov. II.
The s cretary of the Navy has ordered the
Caledonia and the Atlanta. now lying in
Brooklyn, to be got r ady TO convey Gen.
PaGz and suite to Venezuela. They Will sail
in about ten days.
a large naval force will soon be sent to the
Gulf. with u view to the execution Of designs
on Mexico and Cuba.
The estimates for the naval service of the
next fiscal year will be- enormous.
Dispatches just receive d from our Minister
at Madrid confirm the statements that Spain
is making active preparations for a demon
stration against McXico.-N. Y. Tribune.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-24

THE RIVER The Cumberland still remains
iua hopeless condition 50 far rs steambolting
il concerned. There are nov only about 10
inches on the shoals, with but little prospect
Of a rise soon.
Several Boats from Cincinnati and Louis-
willie have arrived at Smithland, aud are now
awaiting water to arrive at this place.
We have seen bills of lading for the steamer
r. o. Tuiclell now on her way from New Or
ans to this place il water will admit; Il
otherwise, we presume, she will return from
Pdducah.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-24

7EDNEsDA1 MoRN1Ne... Nov'R "a, 1858
NOTICE TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.

wishing to conane our business as near as
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that subscribers are served punctually. We
hope this arrangement will be satisfactory to
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c- DANIEL ERA PARIS, of the "Eolectie
AYlztne," n. T., Is at present on visit To
our city, with view 10 extending the cir
euIation Of the Magazine. The frequent
nOtices we have given, OF this Incompatible
monthly. have already informed our readers
Of the estimate at which We hold it. Every
lover OF good reading should subscribe tor it.
especially those who wish to get the cream
Of British Literature. Mr.. Pakis Will call
upon oar citizens for subscriptions. 49,.