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40 Cent Ambrotype Likenesses. with Case
Family groups and chdrens hkenessos beautifully taken By
Rob-, &3 broadway.
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Grover & Baher's

NEW CLOAK NAKER AND QUHTER
None IN the bnsinesl afford 70 be without hem Their
woak unequAlled beauty and strength, and all other ma
tor this bunesS In comparison Come and
them, at COL Bros dway. PRICE S66
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Fire at Portsmouth. Va.

NORFOLK, August 70, I6b8
FIRE at Portsmouth this morning destroyed Blk
buildings Loss 81, 900.
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The EuTek. Shuttle Sewing Machines,
n1DuChD IN rBIOE But NOT IN SIZE
Now selling for $50 CHICO $50 Broadway corner roome st
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The Case OF Marshall s. Potte,

The Case OF Marshall 8. Potter.
BANGOR, Me-, August 25, 1859.
Marshall Potter, Of Lee tried for the murder OF his
mother and three brothers, TO- day found guilty The
defence offered no testimony.
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Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
CHARIEsroN, August %, 1852
The United States mail steamship James Adger, Captain
r. Adams from New York, arrived here at four o'clock
this Tuesday, morning.
CHARLESTON, August "a, 1852
The steamship Columbia will be detained here till Thurs
day afternoon on account OF o severe Storm
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Bsrry's TrtcoPnsrous II the Best and Cheap
N Article for dressing beeung cleaning curling presev
,rg and restoring the hair. ladies b. Sold By III drug
=
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II the Baby
rs CUTTING TEETH

ute Mrs winsows soothing ,yrup; viii greatly facilitate
experienced and female pbyscan and has made dts
that gives rest 70 mothers and reet aud health in
ue
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Balloon Ascension from Toronto.

TORONTO, August Is, 1859.
Professor Steiner, the American aeroenut, made
ascension this evening at ~ O'Clock gliding Toronto
the East standing the edge Of the and
gracefully waving his hat TO earthly mortals.
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Hill, Inlmitsble Hair Cutter.-Hair Dye, 30
,eps black or brown. Ne Barclay street, and By all drug
gistA
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naucneior's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toaposs,
he beat the world. SURPRISING All applied
u the mandatory. T3 AroadwAy.
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Auptnrs Cured by uarsh q Co.'s Radical
un They AsoAeep ale slasa stockings for varcosl
supporters and shoulder braces. for
Saw ysvk
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Uhe On Swfngs OF the Sussex c.
Consolidated L>Hory Of Delaware

IANAcKR8.
ne LegeAture Of The p Of Delaware e II las Doooa,
having given France Broabens 90 lottery contract fol
sepv years NO 10 undepised Commissioners sppcntsd
me Governor OF Maid state superntspd The drawing Of
bers drawn this day
eossxx couSIr-OIAs No. 49, August rs 1850.
So Co. IL, So, 10, 81, IS, SO, 40, 62, 26, SO, &c.
49, u.s. AZ, "a, 80, 4s, 2, SO, 49, Is, H. &c, So, Sc.
day., August Is 1869.
JOHN DALE,
France. BKOADBENIs 90,
WILMINGTON Uo1.
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KeDnsdy's medicsl Discovery II Warranted
0oge tege. For 1Ale By al drukKgA
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Married.

Ths Best gx1ng Bed In Ex1stsnce-HoWs'a
Elliptic al from - 81 II 37s Broadway Call and $40 H.
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Geo. Saunder' Metallic Tablet Razor StrUp,
Lnn nimhsble Article DO Obtained sole nsnufao
turess gAUNDkES No. Aslor Home M Of ~ N
rtous Agents throughout the city.
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Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Office bCS Broadway. New York.
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HsrrinG's Patsnt Champion FIrs
and burglar proof safes III Broadway OF xuxa
street, NY
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Singers Sewing Machines
Are superior 70. ~ %an M g. Ru.Rcsss;
Are capable Of doing . greater variety Of work.
Arc perfectly simple and ealily kept In order.
Arc much cheaper because hey earn mere n0ne1.
L n SIN0ER Co, IS Broadway.
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DR.. MOTIFS CHALYBxArE PILLS.

DR.. MOTIFS CHALYBEATE Pills,
Tho only preparation of medicinal iroa
sanctioned by the medical faculty, and pre-
Bcribed In their practice
The experience OF thousands daily proves
that no preparation OF iron can. for mo
ment be compared with It Debility, Inn
purffies OF the blood, depression Of vital
energy. pale aud other ~fse aickly COM
plexions, indicate its necesnty In almost
every conceivable case In AL cases Of
female debility diuor albus, chlorosis, &c
lis effects are delightfully."- renovAunE. Nc
remedy has ever been discovered In the
whole history of medicine which exerts
such prompt. happy and fully restorative
effects. lnvAl,ds, % long be ridden a. b
have become forgotten In their own imme-
diate no ghbori sods, have, after q feW
trials OF this restorative, suddenly re an.
pearcd In the buy world, a. II just return
ed from proracted travel In distant land.
Good ap oettte. con plete digest IN rapid
acquisition OF strength, With an unusual
dt'posit;op for active and cheerful exercise,
immedi .tely follows its use
For sale by sli druggista in town and
country, price 80 cents per box. containing
dfty pills Sent free by mail to any part a
the United stsies, on receipt Of tho price.
Principal office, 339 Broadway, New
York.
B. 3. LOCKE.
C40nArNl 0ant
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HiIl's Hair Dye 80 Cents. 1t No. 1 Barclay
street. snd BY ali druggists. Inimable hair cutting as No.
O1Oeed oundAyu
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IN NOTlCIOsO lie NUEvA YORK
~ HL hOrlCIOsO DE NUtyA YORK
1k kOfICIOBO DE NUEVA YORW,
Nh hOTlCIOtO DE NUEvA YORK
sPANu u AMERICAN STBANUR PhPHI.
sPANlsR AHl RICAN BTEANRR PAPE9.
sfANIbH. AAEkIOAN STEAMER PAPEK
BEeT ArY1kflsING MhDIUn. A~.~s
bksT ADvh STlBik0 MEDIU1
6EbI ADVEhy1SlNG MkUlOW
bAsT ADVExfISlNG MEDIUM.
NEXT NUMBER ON sATUKDAv
MKT NUMBER ON EATURDXY.
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Advertisements translated charge They siuDuh hs
sent In early. Publication Office "a Ann street.
AT JONES'. 10 AND II ANN sTREET-A NV
style OF ahoes and gaieEs n - co. as0 Fonoh oaf ~
boots At n; warranted satafactoxy.
Tnv1RDHLLS WEDDING CARDS, NOTER 49,
d These celebrated cards. elegantly enSrayed o. b
only In Broadway, corner of Duane street.
A DELICIOUS TONIC ALTERATIvE, ANTI. DYU.
a " PEPIIU
s1OMACHIC BITTEa, JUICE OF TIE GRAPE
containing less than cent Of alcohol FAkQUARS
iorna WIZ ard brandy medcafed With Peruvian
Key In %fT }rnipeT &C coz c,enuously offered
ma or dArh summer complaints constipation dis q
and S62 Broadway 1853 Bow very and HAYES Brooklyn
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Paris Boots and Shoes, from the Most Celc-
brated mshoss just received by EUGENE FERRIS. Boot
maker, u Nassau street.
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B. 3. LOCKE,
General Age
IA NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR SEPIBMBER.


Jiorical Journey hgs-Psnama Illustrated by twenty
engravfpge.
Forest story-Ihe droneac Woods and wssers By r.
Addison kichArds. illustrated by eleven engravtngs.
Something About damon d. illustrated by twenty sevea
RAINY Day, and VIVA, Came of It
a shor1 Distance In the Country.
Maud 1lberts Love Match.
The KeetDg by The Remocks.
Our Houses
lonely Gong Of Toll
The Dividing Line Between Federal and Local Autorttv
Popular Sovereignty In the Territories By Stephen Doug
p1he vrginians. By W. M. Thackersy nussraHons-Flss
Rebellion Warrington Manor; Two Headpieces CHAPTER a.
In which Harry submits the Chaptor 65-Inyo
II Portum. Chapter e6-At home.
Monthly Record of Current Kverta
Literary Eou,es
Eeitor's Easy Chair.
Cur Foreign Bureau.
xditCrs Drawer.
Fashions for September Illustrations .oos.
tune; CLOAK
refer in terms eulogy the high varied
circulation OF about 10 COPIES pages arc 10 be
found Of the choicest light and reading the
day. speak of his work evidence of the Americas
people, and the populsr has acquired Each
number centaips fully IA OF tnstru ve matter 40
In itself the ray monthly ana the philosophical quarter
y blended with the best features the daily Journal
great power In the creation and dissemination of
pure teratnre-Trubpers Guide TO American Literature,
London. 1859
monthly from the sditors table price This
number is equal TO sued NO
to doubt long prosperity work-N.
Y.Christian Advocate and journal.
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Criatad0ros Hair Dye, wigs and Toupees.-
vhe ben worh Wholesale and retail dye mi.
vately applied u No Astor House.
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TERMS.


b
Three or more copies year (each) ia
And extra gratis for club of ten SUBSCRIBER
hAroer's Magazine and hArpers Weekly together ono
yesr 81
postage upon Harpers Magszne must be paid at thu
office where Is received III. postage II thirty cents
AAhPEk 4 HRVTHERH. Puhliahara
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uOWE5 IMPROVED SCALES.
IL (S'ronS 4 RoGs patiently
Fequire no pit. have no check rods; will weigh when
OF level: all II teton and bAs q
the platform affects the working Of tie scales our
of Of variety Also four
on The aoor which can be taken spsit and set few
back. Send for circular and price 46
Poss office. FRANK Is. HOWE,
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From these figures, it will he seen that nearly iOnrtE
Uithc total deaths IN The country are caused by cOnsump
tIUn, to say nothing Oithr numerous other dif cases spring
ing from a "sllght cold"
The prOrIiclOrs are IN the possession Of certificates
Showing that tic iai"muiC Cordial has effected cures
where all Other remedial means have failed. Give it,
trial,
These invaluable medicines are prepared only by nr'
G. NJ. Jackson, It's Arch SlIrct, Philadelphia, am' are Tor
sale by druggist Hmi store keeucIs IN every town and vi
lagc IN the United States, tanddas, and West lndias Price
- cents yer bottle.
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OFFICE:
No. 4, Public Square, Nash
willie, Tcnan.

Reasons why this Machine is UNI
~vcrsal!y Preferred over All Others.
! Because it is the only Sewing Machine
in the world ever invented, so constructed as
to fully meet the demands offamilies for gen.
eral use.
2 1t is very simple and is never liable to
get out Of order.
3 1t makes a seam which will not rip,
though every thread stitch Is cut.
A 1t is not Il shuttle machine.
$ 1t sews with too needles, making any
length stitch desired.
Git e from two ordinary spools, and
thus all trouble or winding thread is avoided
while the same Machine can be adapted at
pleasure, by a mere change of spools, to all
varieties Of work.
1.-THE same Machine runs silk or linen
thread, and common spool cotton, with equal
facility.
8 This Machine will sew in the sleeves of
n coat with the same ease and facility that it
scws n straightscam.
9This Machine can be run to make one
thousand five hundred stitches per minute.
lOThe seems are as elastic asthe most elias
tic fabric so that it is free from all liability
to break in washing, ironing or otherwise.
ii The stitches made by this machine are
more beautiful than any o,hcr made either by
hand or machine.
The price of the Machines OF %oficein New
York, rangefrom S15 to $50, an additional
charge of $40 SONY made on each machine
over New York p%ricesat Office in Nashville,
TO defray expenses of transportation &c. to
Nashville
R.. II. BROCKWAY, Secretary.
Nashville Sewing Machine COMPANY.
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ssssstaqsss-- ~ asy
TS 4SSs&
ORIGIN
FRUIT PLANTING.
tContinucd.)

. Timber Twig, size, medium,
ripe in November, keeps till
April. A well known Southern
Seeding, rather inferior in quail
ty, but very firm, and a desirable
keeper tree, o good grower, and a
profuse bearer. One Of the best
market applos we have.
Yates, size, small, ripe in No
vcmber, KEGS until March. A
Seeding from Faycltc county, Ga
A truly valuable apple. Tree II
splendid grower, and a proluse
yearly bearer.
Nickajack, size, large to very
large, ripe in November, keeps
until March. A southern seed
lingof wide spread rcputation.-
It's great size, SNOWY exterior, and
late keeping properties, make it II
very desirable market variety for
market purposes, Flesh firm,
quality good. Tree " vigorous
grower, and regular bearer.
S~hockley, size, medium, rip
in November, keeps until May
A native Of Hall county, Ga
Decidedly the best and most rcIl-
able Of all the late keeping varIc-
ties and particularly calculated
for the cotton-growing belt, where
it has been grown to great pcrfcc'
ton in several localities, An APP
pie Of attractive appearance and
good flavor. Valuable for mar.
kcting and family use. Tree Wig.
orous, and bearing heavy, yearly
crops.
Chronical, size, large, ripe il
November, fruit Pear main Shap
ed, ground color green, changin.
at maturity to u pale yellow, will
scattering bIotchcs and stripes o
palcrcd. Flesh ycllowish an'
rich, with u mild sub-acid flavor
A most remarkable keeper. Mr.
Raglan, Of Putnam county, Ind.
says: 81 have kept this fruit 70
two years, III a green state, with
outany particular care" Mr., Va
Buren,, Of Georgia, III his iru
catalogue, says: "lhls fruit wi
keep two years" thus vcrlfyin
Mr.. RS statement. SigcrSon {
Bro, Of st. Louis, have roo tree
Of this variety IN bearing, and ii
a letter received from them, STAT
that they consider this variety t'
be one of the best winter fruit
we have, and destined to be the
most popular winter apple now
in cultivation. Tree, a fair grow
cr, and abundant bearer.
C. III, G.
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NASHVILLE.
EAGLE FAN.

We are now prepared TO supply any num-
Der Of this celebrated w%innower. 1t IS the
best Machine ever invented for cleaning all
kinds Of grain and grass seeds. 1t cleans
without screens, separating the impurities,
such as cheat, smut, cookie, &C., by blast
alone, Swing the loss Of the small sound
Grain, which necessarily go through a sieve
In one operation II separates the large from
The small and imperfect grains, leaving the
hghte I IN good marketable rendition, md
pow ing the best for seed. 1t Is IN fact,
The b st smut machine ever invented, as 1t
de-, $ not break the ,mut ball. thus staining
wheat, but drives ii out by blast, whole.
1t is exceedingly simple, light and durable,
Price, No, /, $25 90
2, ~ w
ARMSTRONG & CO..
Nashville, Tenn,
S. w. HOUGHTON,
Winchester. Tenn,
July 81, 80.
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AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE.
N1NGHAM CO,
No. q, College street, near Church,

NASHVILLE, TENN.
We have opened an extensive Seed and
Agricultural Store, and shall devote our cx-
elusive attention to this branch Of the busi-
ness, and purchasers can rely upon being
supplied with fresh Seeds, and the most APP
proved kinds of implements and machines
Our Garden Seeds are from D. Landre,h g.
Sons House, and aIl IRE The growth of ls6s;
our Field Seeds are selected with care and
are warranted to gcrminale.
SEEDS.
Clover, Timothy, clean and stripped, Blue
Grass, OrcharG Grnss, Herds Grass, Millet,
Hungarian Grass, Musquit, Ossage Orange,
Perennial, RyeGruss. And "A full assortment
of Garden Seeds, by pound and paper.
CUNNINGHAM & co.
MACHINES AND IMPLEMENTS
Thrc,hcrs, l}eGpers, Straw Cutters, Corn
Shelters, Fan Mills, Corn aud Cob Crushers,
Churns, ScylIrs, cradles, hoes, hcorse and hand
Rakes, Mliiers', Garrett & Cottman, Peacock
g. Rainley's Steel PIows, Avry's Cast Flows
CENENT.-IIydrauIic Cement, Plaster
Paris, Land Plaster, &c.
Feby3d CUNNINGHAM& co.
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SHVILL
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

WE are now In receipt ola large and well assorted
w stock of Groceries. Liquors, &C., 10 WINCH we invite
the attention ofthe trade.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
VANS Ban'on, .adm'r Smith Dlanton, deed,
VS..
Harmon Whitfield, ct. ais.
On motion Of cDmplainan,s. and; :, ,o,o,,-
ing to the satisfaction of The Clerk and Nae,
that the defendants, is. Deeherd. and ~
Rowland, are non-residen,s Of lie S,s,e If
Tennessee. 20 that the ordinary proce,. Of
law cannot be served upon them.
Its befelorc ordered that publication h.
made for four successive weeks Ia the Home
Journal, a pnler published in the town Of
Winchester. Term, requiring said non.resi.
dents To stpehr herein on or before the frs
dsy ogjnext ChanceTy Court, on Wednesda!
sfier The third Monday ip February lsCO' an'
plead 5nd answer pr dcmur to said Bhi' Q
The sane viii be- taken for confessed and 30
for hearing tx parie as TO item.
nov q. RI r. ESJlL.I, G.. & N.
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DOCTOR
-B q a e. E L.

TREATS ALL DIsEAsEs
DIR. BAkEE Will also give special St1HssEs.
attention 10 the following cuses' b2SI)i-
COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMP-
TlON, Group, INFLUENM ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, and ali dlscaens OF he Nose,
| Mouth. Throat and Lungs. Attention to the
| treatment Of al Skin dlsGas-Lnmhng0. l.um'
| bar Absccsscs, Scrolula. rheumatism, NGu.
raIgia, Paralysis, Epilepsy Dyspepsia, Piles,
aud all Diseases Of the Stomach, Liver aud
Bowels; also MI chronic Diseases pertaining 10
Women and Chlldren, DR. Boukcc Gun pro.
luce one thousand certificates Of his perfect
success in curing Cancers, Old Sores or W.
GERS, Fslnlu, Scnldhends, WcDs, Swellings
and Tumors Of every description ind without
The use Of the knife. These Inst named dis.
eases cannot be treated by correspondence,
therefore the patients must placc themselves
under the Doctors personal supervision.
DR.. Baakcc has made Il new discovery Of n
Fluid that viii produce perfect absorption Of
The Cnlaract and restore perfect vision 10 the
Eye without the llsc Of the knife or needle,
and he cures all dIscasesOf the Eye and Ear
without the use Of the Knife or Needle, and
he has constantly on hand an excellent us.
sOrtment Of beautiful Artificial Eyes, and
Tympnnums, or Ear Drums, suitable for ci.
ldcrscX ana all ngcs-jnscrtcd in five min
u,cs. also n large ussOrlncnto Of ear trump.
cts If all Sizes ANA every description known
in the world , nlro a large assortment OF
| beautiful artificial hands, with wrist. nrm, md
elbow Attachments; also, u feet, with mike,
leg, aud knee Joint u'lUchmcn,. natural Ms
npture Itself. These articles Gun be sen, by
Express to any part of the world. Pc
DR.. I}nukcc is one Of q @ most celebrated
aud skililul Physicians ard Surgeons now
living. His fame is known personally IL
nearly every principal city inlhc world. Al
letcrs drrrctcdIo DR.. Bankco, (rnc,oaiug trr
cents nsking any question, pertaining toany
dlscnac, shall be promptly answered, and al
Chronic diseases eau be- treated by corrcopon'
dcncc, except those mentioned, that VIII re-
quire his personal suporv'Sion Letters direct
ed 10 Dr.. Rankcc mus contain ten cents tt
pay postage and incidental expenses.
Office hours from 8 A. NJ, TO A =. NJ. OF
fee 1Ol Broadway. II few doors above Fonrtt
s%Irrrt, view Work sIty'
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FL ldrhiC diseases.
The Howard lsauciotiou, IN view OF the awful deH
truction uthUmau life, caused by Sexual diseases, ana
the deception pINCiiscd upon the unfortunate Victims oil
Snn diseases hy QuaChs, several years ago directed their
Consulting Surgeon, asa CHARITABLE ACT worthy 0I
their uhulc 10 open Usptmsary for The treatment OF this
class OF diseases, IN all their forms, and to give Medical
advice GRATIS, toaIi who apply by letter, with DIES.
rIirtiOu oi their condition, cage. occupation, habits III life
NC,J and in cases Of extreme poverty, 10 FURNISH
MEDICINES FIRE or CHARGE. III is needless to add
that the Association COuMHm the highest Medical skill
Ul the age, and VIII uIHlsl the most approved modern
treatment,
The directors, on review of the past, feel assured
that their lahoIs luthiS sphere al benevolent effort, have
been oi gicat hcnriit to III" afflicted, especially +" the
Young, aud they have resolved TO devote themselves.
with renewed lelI, to this very important but much dcs
pissed cause.
just published by the Association, a Report ON Srcrma'
tOrThpn, or Seminal Weakness, the Vice Ol OnaniSm,
MasturhNtiOnor SelfAlnsc, and other diseases of the
ScNuO Organ, by The Consulting Surgeon, which will he
scut by mail, Gin n scnlcd letter envelope FREE or
CHARGE, on receipt oi rive STAMPS Tor postage
Other Reports and Tracts on the nature and treatment of
Sexual diseases, diet, No., are constantly being published
for Tatult0usdisnihutlOn aud v i'll be sent Ia rnillCicd.
Some OF the new remedies aud methods of treatment
discover ed during the last year, arcOl great value,
Address, lr Report OF treatments, In. J. ShILlIN
IOUGIlTON, Acting SURGEON, Howard Association, No.
9 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ey order Of the Directors.
Ezra u HEART ELL, President.
Gko. FAHCHLD u, secretary.
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PAOMlSCUOUS.
'l's, the Public.

The undersigned being well known us n
writer, would oilcr his services to al require
ing Litcraryaid, lie will furnish Addresses,
Orotions, Essays, Presentation, Speeches and
replies, Lines for Albums, Acrostics--pre.
pare matter for the PresS-ObItunrics, aud
write Poetry upon any subject, Address
(postpaid) FINLEY JOHNSON,
Baltimore, Nd,
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Land for Sale.

On Monday llth Of November next.
will offer for sale to the highest bidder,
for cash, a tract OF land lying in District
No. II, of franklin county, Tenn, on
waters OF little Hnrricone Creek, and
bounded by the lands of John Vaughan,
Alfred Burt, Fanny Poe, James IL. Es-
ill, Nancy Hudgins, and others contain
ing about 10 acrcs-the same upon
which VIM. Ford now lives. Sold As the
property Of VIM. & Joseph A. Ford. by
virtue Of iwo orders Of sale in my hands
from the Circuit Coud Of said county in
favor Of James II. Estill.
wv. CUSTER. Sheriff.
OCTOBER 9th, 1859. Al.
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Furniture: Furniture!

- a u
G2UUl.48, gAVERH & 10.
No. 10 SoHM C0iiegc 81.
N0&hujWc, Tenn.
WOULD respectfully call attention to
their large and varied assortment Of Furniture
In dong 50 they feel satisfied that they arc
prepared to eXilibItby far the largest and
Fest stock
Of nj kinds of Furniture, ever offered before
IN this city, and in order TO hold out induce
men's they are offering such articles as may
be desired 70 cash buyers at
Reduced Prices.
Owing to this reduction, those buying On
credit viii be charged interest from tie tine
thr bills are made.
The heavy stocks now in store and the EN-
ploynent Of n large number of hands con-
slantIy engaged in mar utacturing, induces
them to give extra bargains at the present
time.
We ask an examination Of our stock, be-
lievIDg that those in want Of any articles will
find it to their interest To purchase Of us.
GROONES, CAVERT & co.
Mattresses of all kinds constantly on hand
and for sale at the lowest market price.
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