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DOMESTIC INTELLIGEN
Congressional Proceedings,

49,. fS''o's<' 20 Pfs'h't''t"''F
occupied much Of the time.
Inc mouse continued in session until late hour
at night majority refusing to adjourn, and many
members are N favor Of session e,s peaDadneace
an.i speaker 1 elected. ~
Mnch excitement prevailed before proceeding to
inc ''lth nai'o' "h'ch fesh'.ed az follows: sher-
man. M boeoeh, o"' Doteier'z3s scattering, "
nv neAt oailoe was as ,o'lo"s' sherman, lio,
hocoehta Ok boteief, i'' bf'e9s y. scattering IN.
III me Hoi7e Yesterday mr.. bonham saia thath
ann 'he ehs'fe 3oHth we're h'aSor Of tie dissolution
Oh we mon, III case mat seward should be sIseted
to the Presidency in 1860.
Mr. clemens, OF virginia. complained Of the delay
III the election Of Speaker and said that il be he
came physically disabled from attending t" his
dntles' BIS friends wonid be obliged to do witsssst
| his vote otherwise he would fight to the sssss
/ against bsowh-fepahhcan traitors.
The House amidst considerable excitement tfre1s
went into another ballot for Speaker
The seyen*h ballot for Speaker resulted az fot~
is*s; shernixnr 9Is Bocock So; GimeTr S6> seat
tesng, .. elmer then sItidrew his name as cam
dliafe' and the House proceeded to tue eighth
1 bahos winch resuited az follows;
| sherman III Becock,ss: Botelcr, . scatter
my, '-
MI. sh'l'hs sali 'h. brown ioray mad nee1r FOL
lo~e" os 'fus'''t asa'ls' 'Ae rlshs o. the whole
aou'h.
up thee invasions- he also reminded them that,
al tle 'ime o' 'ie u l,e North
ern men so'i e'", :, ."e WY nov ater
enjoying 'he props's' .i'ns sc'lalreu' tney Dc
| nouhce t'e soueh ior fe'2h''ne Slaves
He concluded Dy SAVING thatr unless the North
d'scontnue'' tiese eienahe1atons and ceased their
INJURIES to"ar's 'he ,''aa, the sonth would meet
theM at t'e eanIloh metssa- ne Doubted the sin
cerity OF tpe hepupiean regrets respecting the
Harper Ferry ra'a' ana charged 70 the Republican
party the hangers no" hanging over the country
hAecuuUn q zoo. eoo1 sno voppie'
ehAa'-ns'o~, =, -. ana 1oppie
escapea 'o., 90, - - "eie - once ms
coseis" anu ~, - '"e ss"''es, captured,
anu ie''n' - -.
, NJ, ~ 49, - ociock
+. u.
r.. ~ :. ' v, were
eAe'u.s !. -. IL - ,...;,.,.-
''' $3.50 r.;,,-. - 80.
I c ~ - 49,. 60.
-. n.....r... -. -, -. ''a' gen.
&c ~. 80. I;ah;,;.i.s hove no, h..s-s1.Hy.
:. w.t.h., p.... -'Ns. 'a''eo.
10 ,, ~. - M. ..---.,
n NM -. y, vs..a... 80 p",se laee run
). o-"a. no" sm. = 49, -, Z s''lsnla' oe't-
my - =, !. ..--f4-.., - -s''o'
In the first heat the nrst Two mites were run ridicu
= lousy SLOW - ~.
= - ~,
Nh" i.NA' 80 .'HA'p 1u,no~te
tooh net va "oafa up
"s'uS "a s''''' m :. ~ go,
~ -
IN. nt Z.
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reLeoaap4eo TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
BATTLE BETWEEN THE SPANISH AND MooRs.

ARRIVAL OF THE BoEUssa AND VANDERBILT
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Advance, In ConsoIs

coTroS MARKET rScHAssED.
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nRENcH LANGUAGE-wG EAyIER STREET

VNOUND-ON CAMP STREET, the Bible House, a
Volume of ''The Dntch Republic" by ]. Io,top Motley,
which the owner obtain by calling this Office Identifying
ito wa l. and nyIr for ibis AL VERT sement. di 81
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Prof RICHARD ready devote of his time for tut
tion in PRIV ATE FAMILIES, and will form Glasses To-
DAY and during the week, u, his rooms
His system nfalc, AMI will lead scholar to the perfect
knowledge of the language few monthssome acquired
in two, some in three months.
H3-Csl vi his Academy, " Grayier street. die Ut
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IMPoRTASr NEWS FROM SAPA v

500 KILLED AND 1900 WOUNDED.
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Later from South America,

The Brazilian mail of November says battle
was fought between Urquiza and the army Of
Brazil, near Buenos Ayres. The latter were de-
feated and took flight. Urquza is marching on
Buenos Ayres.
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THE AMrHIrHEATER.-The performances at the
Amphitheater Guido everything in the circus way
ever seen in New Orleans; the grand combination
of circuses bringing into the arena tremendous
array of varied talent There is. however, no
occasion for our enlarging upon the merits of the
performances, for all the city is, by turns visiting
the establishment to see about it, filling up the
house nightly
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Brussels Point Lace Sets.
MRS. TURNER


viii open this day elegant assortment Of
REAL BRUSSELS POINT LACE SETS, from $i2 upwards.
=. =. :. COLLARS.
BERTHES.
90. 90. :, :. HANDKERCHIEps.
80. CAPEs.
a.. -. =. .. BARBRS and CoifIures.
-. .. o.. q. FI0ESCEa.
fRIi+S-n every description Of Lace.
Cambria Chentiy, Point Applique and Brussels Point TI-
ENCIENNEs COLLARS aud COLLARS and SLEEVES
EmbrOideries in Every style.
LYONS VELVET CLOAKs BrRSors and PELIssEs
Opera Clonks.
With the usual choice selection Of MILLINERY.
PARIS MADE BONNETS--latest styles.
HEAD DRESSES FLOWERS
RIBBONS and FEATHERS
MRS. TURNER,
DIG 2rGt lo1 and lo9 Canal street
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pG~ Prominent advertisements first,
sixth and seventh pages.
AccIDENr.-The steamship Suawanee, Captain
Shannon, left her wharf on Saturday morning for
Indanola, and had proceeded but short distance
down the river when she broke her cylinder head,
and returned for repairs
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O24 2p6t-t

I b. WALTON,
-. CITY AUCTIONEER,
And
Auetoncer Appraiser General Agent for the purchase
and sale of Real Estate, Slaves Lands etc.
Office, No. 10 Bank Place.
The undersigned duly licensed Ancionee will give his
personal all sales of Real Estate Slaves Furniture
Bank and other Shares Companies SUGGESTIONS
Cargoes Damaged Cotton md Merchandise generally. ,
he will in the
purchase asprnsenen of Real Estate having IN the
course Of preparation most reliable at large
cost seprue pn, OF every square ground Showing
of and the dimensions thereof each sare> the four dis
trcts If the city which will he kept record Of all sales
made. ,.,. - IT.
IN this he will also have the aid and advice Of Mr.
MARK WALTON whose connection with the Real Estate
operations this city for thirty and whose general
knnweye yaue property will enable the undersigned
to offer parties requiring his services superior advantages
SEQ 6m
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Spirits of Turpentinc.
300 barrels, in extra shipping order. for sale by
RI.ESSEY
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p8-SouthHy estcrn Bible Society The an
Southwestern Bible Society of New Orleans
will the Bible House. 1868 Camp MONDAY
lyh inst, nj T.. VI.
Anniversary meeting of the Society will be held
the place tue day quarter to r. NJ in order
adjourn Sunday, 18th inst.
officers the said Society for the 1860
will lie held the place, the day, from to
O'Clock +. NJ.
all 9,4 7, q REIN Secretary
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MECHANICS AND TRADERS BAsK,
New Orleans. Dec 10 1883.
H9- The annual election for Directors Of
this Bank will be e accordance with the charter MON
DAY the 10th January the Banking House, between
The hours OF lDA. NJ. and r. NJ.
&, GRtXAT, Cashier.
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No. UNION STREET.
Between Charles and Carondelet New Orleans
Tho Machinery offered by establishments
which engaged manufacturing for the Southern
country the past twenty and will be found to be
entirely adapted the for which Ia intended Of much
superior quality great deal Of the machinery brought to this
MARKET sAd extremely liberal prices Persons wishing TO
purchase invited call and examine for themselves
C1.EM0Ns, BROWN / CO.'S COTTON GINS have been
used successfully In vnsous Of the South for fifteen
and during which time upwards Of FIVE HUNDRED n
them sold annually We guarantee them to b equal
b every respect to any gin sold In this section.
THE DOUBLE CYIINDER GIN is n recent invention Of
Mr. j. r. Brown, Of Columbus Georgia. We refer who
Interested to the following certificate which Is taken from
hundreds which We have received
RUSSELL COUNTY, ALA, February 5, 1859.
Nessrs Ciccnoas, Brown 4 Co
(entlenen-I your Double Cylinder 90
Gins during the and take pleasure stating
vcon that performance superior Gin have
tried for speed convenience and safety WIS induced to buy it
because believed woud for itself In the saving Of time
crop and has fully answered expectations 1t
ques power prope than Single Cylinder 50
Gin while cleans twice much cotton day and much
attended this accounted for from the lesser width Of
the breast will gin all the cotton that be put in
the roll without throwing choking cleans the seed
srkably clean and makes good sample of cotton rs any
Gin have tried The cotton buyers Of Columbus have re-
peatedy told had superior Gin, without knowing it was
your Doabe Cyade style. Your Double Cylinder Gin
consider improvement the ordinary Gin and the
planter who fifty bales Of cotton will find to hi
interest aside the Single Cylinder 40 30 Gin and
place himself under obligations by purchasing yo
Double Cylinder Gin and thereby time labor and money
Without the pleasure of personal acquaintance with
permit me to assure of my friendly consideration.
EDGAR GARLICK
Messrs. W. G. Clemens, Brown & Co.
Samples 10th styles of Gins we'll other Machinery
may be at store
ALBERTSON 4 NUDGE,
No. s Unto. street, ~
o4 2p6t-tf Between st. Charles and Carondelet.
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camphcnc and Spirit Gas.


In quantities 10 suit, for sale by
" E. BIESSE
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100 barrels Pale.
Pale White.
HOO :. No. | White.
Carefully sampled and selected for the foreign markets. for
sale by +. BLESSEf.
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DLANKETS-9 bales French Grey Blankets landing eK-
II ship Kearsage from Bordeaux For sale by
EUG. RoCHEREAU 4 CO,
a,o, Is and 10 St. Louis street,
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(HHAMPAGNE-,5 baskets Champagne Kuig 4 Co.'s.
~ in quarts pints landing ex-shp Gutenberg from
Havre. Fore sale by EUG. RoCHEREAU 4 CO.,
dig 1t l6 and IL ST. Louis street.
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j. FowLKEs President.

ss- Texas and New Orleans Ra ilrond Conn
PAsYIhe following Gommi,sioners-Messrs q. Seymour
r. W. Ra,ne b. NJ. Hore John Holmes, Moses Greenwood
W. Shaw-apponted by the Sabine and Galveston Bay
Railroad Company books and receive ia
works will the Of the Company, No. CONNER
place city MONDAY the 18th Of December
mo A. NJ for the purpose organizing and open
ing said books for subscription to the Capital stock of Sad Com
with the Legislature Of the State
Louisiana incorporating said Company March H.
| 1859 A. NJ GENTRY,
| nj
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CUNDRIES IN STORE
- 50 drums t;ruycre Cheese, fresh.
100 Absynth, Iecoulire.
20 cases Kerscl Iecoutre
100 cases Prunes in cartoons.
100 cases Pruncs in Jars
50 casks While Wine.
100 casks Red Wine 49,
100 cases Of Apricots in juice oh
400 cases Sardnes, J. and u.
100 bbls Port Wine, Reg.
100 casks Pale Sherry.
For sale by s. ID. GRATiAA 90
DIG ~ Cusnmhonse street
SCREW BOLTS OF ALL LENGTHS AND THICK
~
WASHERS NUTS
BOLT ENDS AND HEADS,
All sizes for sale by II. c. LOWBER CO.,
dill 81 No. IL Camp street.
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LOUISVILLE, Dec ls.-The Ohio river at this
point is rising, with eight feet in the canal and six
on the falls. ..
CINCINNATI Dec. 1.-THE Ohio river at this point
is falling The stage of water in the canal is seven
and half feet and the falls five and half feet.
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SPIRITUALISNI ...SP1RITUALlSa.
MISS EMMA HARDISGE
Will Lecture on EsDAY EVENING the 10Th inst at
o. clock at the ODD FELLOWS IIALI-entrsnce on Camp
reet-uhen subject will he proposed by committee ap
| pointed by the audience.
A4-The Seats will be FREE
collection defray the expenses OF the
! u.,I die ct
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TlOsUGAR PLANTERS, REF!NERs OR REBoIl.
l. EkS.-FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-The machinery
and fixtures of SUGAR REFINERY. This machinery is al
new having been used only season. consisting Of
Vacuum Pam Pumps Coal burning Furnace Sugar Heat
Blow Up Melting Kettles Filters Sugar Monds and ni
Pan on Copper Double Worms and all necessary maciner.
for refining 1900 pounds per day Of soft sugar. 900 pounds
OF hard combining all the Improvements and appliances
For further particulars information, address
DANIEL EDWARDS,
de- lmtW New Ievee street. New Orleans, la.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-06
Third Class.

Anxfs Axes. Ale and Beer In wood; Beet In bar
rels Iacsu well packed 10 boxes or casks; banila,
Bsnes Boiler III ios; i.ll' Leaa barrels, baI aud
Cob Mills; Garage Springs Boxes and AAles; CIDER
Ia barrels UgsIeaus; Cookery In crates OF h"gs-
hsaIs; Coffee ChicAory copper ia boxes aud
casks Cruci5les Chaius, loose H.. Woods, IN STICKS;
Eps,,m la barrels; 6uni sheac, III original pack
ages, HARDWARE; HoOts aud Horns: Hides, gr,en
Mornings III kegs Hooks ana Hinges; Iron GALES Iron
RIiIng Iron suut.s rs, frO1 fenClugs, JunA. Jutc
Lard ~ good kegs cans. Lead m CASKS or piss,
Lightning RIOS ia bundles; Lime casks; AadGer la
hossheaas MElst mes hnisbe; Ala lila, Miner Wa
ter Ma. aLd lehn. la kegs or barrels Nalls ia bags
Oy tiers and CLAIMS IN shell Al owners risA Oh ~
hogsheads and barrels, Pants dry and ia OIL, Pork
10 barrels, rubber Gar Springs IN boxes and casks,
Rubber Betting salaratGs Ia boxes epeter, shot IA
kegs soda IN boxes Tin Flate boxed Tobacco man
uficturcd IN boxes OF kegs; vepsou IN barrels or
boxes; Vinegar; Wire Fencing; White Lead; Whisky
q barrels
Fourth Class.
Anchors, Alum in barrels and hogsheads: Brim,
stone In barrels aud hogsheads Biz hing salts Burr
Blo Ks Barley bary ties; cotton la bales Coansh la
sieTces anu boxes, Car Nheeis anu Axes; Cement,
Chafk, Clay, than, Cable ham, 10 Casks; Cocoa ui
Earth Paints stuns and ElsrIhcn Ware IN crates
hog heAus; Fish, salted Fence Wire, Figs IN casks
aad ooxas klur an barrels ara sacks; 1as Pipe, ''u
spS horse she's 10 P-ssssss lss s.r Ir ~
ings, heavy; Locomotive Tre LaDd Plaster; Aolas-
SEES, Mahogan! LOgs, Ma. BILE in block, un~EOughi
4lli-stOnes IN rough; Nails aud spiA's, Nail To1is
Ores, Lead, Copper, Iron, Zane Ia b,xss barrels,
Pitch, Laster, Palm All Putty kgs pressed la bales
Rec, Railroad Chairs and spikes, Rosin, rigging,
Rope sumac sall, soda Ash Steel sugar la bogs
hea barrels or boxes; rtons, ought; sOaa Ia
Kegs, barrels casks; saIaratus IA Kegs, barrels
casks; 1obacco, scrap aud Zeal, c.Aks aud hogs
beads Tn Tar, Tin pigs, Terre Jaouica, felegr
Wire, Taow Whiting Water Pipes, ire Hope heal
In we'll sewed osnsburg or t~tlea bags; Znc, sheet
in casks AID cases; Lnc IN pigs.
This Tarn 10 take cfeet on the LIST day Of Septem-
bsr 1852 and continue until other notice.
l.. W. CsBi.E, q
Sup. Nashville A Chattanooga Il. Il.
ID. AYEk-,
W. j. A,lsS,
sup's. Memphis Charleston X. r.
K. q. yACksuS,
sepS-H Sup. l.. Tenn. - ia. II. r.
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ROCK CITY SALOON.

HAVING, ut considerable exTe ano labor, fitted
IL up 4 SALOON in TIE Gazette buildi rs
fronting Cherry street. one door from the corner
Of Deadrrck aEd Cherry, the subscriber would
sectfuly invite the lovers OF Saloon luxuries tn give
him call and test the quality OF his Brandies Wines,
Liquors, Cigars Tobacco, etc. III pr m ttu;e close
att alton "a business, and Keeping the very b st
brand oil LIQUORS ALWAYS or hand, will cntite him
To public patronage. he is determ ned that the Rock
City Saloon shall I've popular place OF resort, tn all
Nho are fond of good thing. The best quality o.
ALI and LAGER FER ALWAYS on hand. for = tim
he shall he assisted by Mr +. ". Colieit, the well
kno~n proprietor o. the Mt Vernon Gardens.
scpl9-tf FRANK Nj. LER-
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Railroad Work.

Switches andi Switch
Stands;
Tank Valves;
Car Castings and Loco
motive Repairs gener-
ally.
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this article for over ten
COSTIDkNcE AND TRUTH OF
been able to say of
Err HAS 1T FAILED IN
EFFECT A CURE, when
We know an instance
one who used IL, ON
lighted with its opera
Of highest commenda-
and medical virtues.
"wH4T We 10 KNOW"
ence, AND PLEDGE OUR
MINT ~ WHAT VA BERh
instance where the in
ana exhaustion, Tehe
twenty inmates alter
tered.
, ton is the prescription
Pf.klt.NCk.D and ShlL-
; land, and has beel
, lN6 SUCCESS IN
|, OF CASksS.
fro4n pain, but iuyig
bowels, corrects ac,di.
ergy To the whole sy 5.
SANITY relieve
BOW ELS, AND
CUllC.
winch II not speedily
We believe II the besi
woRLD, IN all cases o.
, RIGA IN CHILDREN
. trctliing. or from any
!, say 10 every mother
, from any Of the forega
) LII YOUR fkk&luDl
IlckS or OILERS
ing child and the relief
ABSOLUTELY Sukt.-
. medicine. n timely
; will accompany Zach
. iass Tue lac -siIaile Of
: York, Is on the out
out the world.
Cedar st. New York
cents per bottle.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-06
Second Class.

Anthony, Crude; Apples, Dried Baking Powders,
BED Lords, B4gs. Tagging, Bells, BOtties; Birthstone,
in boxes Kegs Binders Boards, Burlaps, berries,
Cotton Waste, Cham Cotton, MoOen and Hempen;
Cand es, Cocoa, ChOculat IOnss, grUund, Ia bOyes
or barrels CIp-t.ns, Lasaia bags or boxes; China
Ware in casAs Currents dried; Cutlery, Chair stun
IN rough Copper plates, Sheets bots pigs ~ne uaIls
or rods; Copper bottUms; Cheese IN UoAes or casks
CIvyer aud Grass Seed; CIOckery IN boxes anu bar
res; Congress and bedford Water IN boxes Or bar
res DSe W pods boxes or barrels; DOneslc sheet
ing sh ting, licking aud Denims IN original bales
Duck, Drugs IN Casks; beer SAIns prrsscd Flax seed
Flax bVxeu; FORKS, Hay aud Manure; Ginger, Glue
q an opal; GrUCeries assorted (uOl OthvrwIs spec
led y Grass and Clover Seed; Hides, dIy, IN bales;
Honey Hoes, Hops, Herring, IN boxes, hemp; Iron,
HOY and Sheet: Leather III rolls or boxes: Liquor IA
WOOL Liquor ice; Leau, pipe, bar ana sHeet, MIiiog
any, boards and plank, Ma ble Slabs, wrought, at
owners risk Moss pr, sscd III bales Nuts in barrels
or casks Oakun. Ucloih; Paints ~ boxes anu caIIs
Palm Leaf pressed PTIuters lux u Kegs barrels;
PapeI III boxes; PusteboaId; Peaches urle Printing
PAPER; trunes III Casks, fepper, Paper ingngs III
boxss; Fickles III casks; fIp,s, Rubber Car Springs
loose; Rubber Packing and HOE hslsiIs, strap
q in sacks; Soy thes, ShOvels spaues soap spice,
St,Ich addIeTy, SsTdibes, IN boxes; sheep anu 9TH
or SKINS III tales shot IN bags; sugar bags, Scale
AID scale Beams boxed; 1UbAccU in bales Tobacco
cut IN boxes barrels; Tow lea, Type; Vsneering
boxed Wood IN shapes, wIre, Willow Reeds Ia bun.
dies Wrapping Paper Yarn pr,sseu anu bailed, Zinc
In rolls and sheets
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Mebifal.
MRS. WINSLOW,
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTs


Price IS cents per BOTTLE
We have put up and sold
years, and CAN SAY, IN
lt, what We have never
any other Fundamentally
A sINGLE INSTANCE. TO
IlmeiN usedl Never did z
ui dissatisfaction by an,
the contrary, all are de -
tons, aud speak Ia terms =
Iiun al It's magical effects -
We speak In this matter 4
alter ten years expert
RiI'UIATIoN EoR The FUuIL
ukCLLKE. la almost every
CANT Is suffering from pain z.
villa be found la fifteen or J.
the syrup rs admins
This valuable pre- ara :.
of one IL the AtSI EX =
fUL MUSES. IN New ing :
used with NtVkK-tAlLS
THOUSANDS :
Not only relieves the cLild
JTates the stomach ana
ny aud gives tone ana EN-
Iem. IL will alinoet IN
GklllNG ~ TIE a
WIND .
aud overcome convuls.Ons /.
Temsaied. end In death. :
aud sUREsT RkMEDT II INA -
DlSENTkRN AND DlAh -
whether II arises from \
ether caus.. We would n
~ ho las a child suffering =
INK complainIs--i,ti Nui =
ChS. NOR 1lik PkiJl =
stand between your suffer
that NIL be surc-yes,
to follow the use OF this !
used. =
Pull directions for using .
bottle, None genuine VA :
Curtis A fEKAlNS, New
slde ~ rapier.
sold by druggists through
Principal On1ev No. Is,
JuneTdSWly Price IS
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Professional CARDS.
DRAW. MESECK.

IRON Prussia now for thrteeen years in this c)un-
IL try with great success in his practice. His office
is on College street corner Of Line, where may
be consulted personally or by letter.
. Every disease, if trusted 10 hr in time must
ish under his skillful and genius Treatment F)r al
feetois OF the lungs. etc.. he has peculiar
full treatment, Experimental Oh himself
aaDr27-tf
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CLASSIFICATION.

sH- SpIis u Iurpcntine, tampline Burning Flu
ids ad EarHinh, Will only be taken at owners risk.
AZ. GGupUw der aud Fr.ctIOn Matches ana other
COM sIble arIiccs viii be charged al local rates
each koau, anu only al kOaus convenience.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-06
T. M. BRENNAN.
Mechanical andCOnstruc-
ting Engineerl

TIAVING recently purchased the above extensive
Ia Iblishment, preTa ed to execute all orders
for Foundry aud Machine Work oil the most Teason-
able terms. ~
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A Nd HERDs eRxss sgED, Just rsslssa ana sss
"A sale a. kAIxS, BkoWS \ CO. >
seps-t - So
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THE andsrxiened have this day associated then
Il SELVES together under The arm name III AkCtikfi
stikAfHAA ti10IdEk, tof the purI<ss oi trssas &
Eg l14uor 4ed Nine, Cigar and Ie1 -ccs bazie ess
uiizr IA every respect that esrrAsd ~ thess
preieeczsefs, WtIiiarnso1 shr4f am, and hope b
sr.ct basis.sss merit eunsi. eance a
the patros4ge sbsfsiy EXTENDED 10 thai cenceFn.
ARCHER CHE sTHAM,
telys-if JOHN I. CfiEArffAA
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II he subscriber informs bis friends and the publ
generaily that he has this day sold out his
nser, 81 in the concern OF VILLA A4ssO> a CHEAT
HAM la JOHN l. LHEAIHAM. In withdrawn. IrUa,
the business be Mould resi- ectfuIly tender
est thanks la all has numerous friends no have
I'D. raiiy extended their patronage the old COLI
CcTu, I'D sacts from them a of Ihe
10 b succs ss"rs-gentiemen IN every respect eul-
teu 10 the his ence. Nashville JalS o. 1859
ALEXANDEk " IIIIAMSON