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From J. L. Ruffin, Esq.

CINCINNATI, July "a, 1857.
DR. VoN MoSCHZIsKER
Dear Sir:-l take pleasure in testfying TO your
skfu treatment of my niece's case she having been
deprived for two three years of her hearing
may say that she has thank you for having restor
ed her to the use of that organ.
Yours, respectfully,
JAS l.. RUFFlN.
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Mr. J. II. SENxsNs: SIR - have been using for
several nnnlls, pair Il your Br@ zaiian febble
SpcctAccs, aud believing they are the only Kind
have capable Oi com pirtey restoring vision
~hHh has been Impaired o IL primitive perfection,
Take pleasure Ia recommending them % tie pubiie-
Very respectfully, u. c. IOfP.
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AUCTION SALE
ViEnc Sale OF Groceries
AT AUCTION
BIZ HARRIS, GORDON l. co.
On Tuesday, February I~t, 1859,

On Tuesday, February Ist, 1859.
w Warehouse
800 hhds y o. Sugar all 30 bvs Iaughorn 4 SONS
grades. Tobarcn-
90 he- ch"re Flo toHce; SO bNs Godwin's Rosebud
500 bhls Deans Whisky: 1,Aacro-
800 doncw crop Mnlasses; So bxs Keen smith do:
500 bNs No. ] Soap: so bhls Vinegar
100 - star Csulles: zoo reels Cotton Rome.
With many other articles
IEENs-AH srals under $500 cash-ar over $500
sixty days f"T approved endorsed notes payable in
bank.
jiu25-td HARRIS GDRDON A. re
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T Els TT NJ o N I A IS
From Hon. Senator G. E Pugh.

CINCINNATI, July 20, 1857.
SRI greatly obliged for the interest you
have manifested in my case, and the skill with which
you have treated IT. Thus far certainly, although
irregular in my attenianoed have experience con-
siderable improvement, and hope that by careful OBJ
of your directions in future, my sense OF
hearing will be permanently restored.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
Z. PUGH.
DR.. F. A. MoscHzsKER, Burnet House.
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P E N NJ A N S HIP.
MIR. DOLBEAR,
At the corner of College street and the Square
DAILY RECEIVING NEW Pupils IN
Writing and Ph0nOgraphy.

IOE1tf'NS from the country finish their lessons
i in week.
LADIES and GENTLEMEN are taught easy and ele
CANT style OF Writing, free from all vulgar dgectaOa
0f useless and ridiculous display.
Knowing permanent reputation could only be gain.
ed and sustained by the permanent improV ement of
his Pupils, hr. ID. has ever pursued that course ai
canfor ami fairness which has secured him. within
the last Is years, liberal patronage in Nashville
For evidence OF Mr. DIS success IN teaching he only
needs TO refer To the improvements Of the many Pa
pills he has taught in the southern country, and the
testimony Of those who nave witnessed the last
twenty years. See large circulars.
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wbAeh vii be oasrea u the trade OF MidaIs Tsahes
see reasonable tsTms-
n. q. DICKEY.
JAn@7-u Eas Al Market street.
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Ne Publications.
BulWer's New Novel Complete.
w. t. BE RRY s. co.

Hd We JUST RECEIVED
WHAT WILL. HE Do WITH IT. BY PIsIsTRATus CAx-
TON. A Novel BY Sir f BurwEa Ls11oS Rsrt
Author OF my Novel, '.The Caxtons," ssPel-
ham," &C. syo-
TIIE LAND AND THE ByoK; or, Biblical nus4ra.-
tions drawn from the Manners and Customs, the
Scenes and the Scenery Of the Holy Land. BY w..
THOMPSON, u D., Twenty five Years a Missiona--
~ of the A.B.CF-M. in Syria Palestine. With two,
elaborate Maps of Palestine, accurate Plan OF
Jerusalem, and several hundred EagrarfHgs repre-.
sentng the Scenery, Topography and Productions OF
the Holy Land, and the Costumes, MAJ and
Habits of the People. Two elegant large l2mo Vol
uEnes, Muslin.
HISTORY OF FRIEDRICH TIE sECoND; called Fred
erick the Great. BY THOMAS ChKr1E, Author OF
"History of the French Revoluiion' p '.Cromwell's
Letters and Speeches. ''Ssrlor Resartus," &c.
vols limo, Muslin. Vels ! and II, with Por-
traits and Maps, now reddy)
JOURNAL OF CONVERSATIONS WITH LORD BY
RON By the GOUNTEsS BIEssINGToN with a
Sketch of the Ilft % the Author, with PekrRArr
eegsns limo vol muslin.
THE NEW PHIESr IN CONCEPTION BAY; in ele-
CANT vols, l2nlo-, muslin.
RELIGIOUS NOVELS there are many: this is not one
OF them
gathered from Old Authors. / vol, S2mo.
JUST RECEIFED By
W. Y. BERRY &c CO., Public square,
jan27-tf
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The originals Of the above autographs
with many thousand mors.--somf Of them
from prrssnagrs OF The highest standing in
the wOrId.- in Mr.. SsmmoHs's possession.
he having received permission ffsm ihess dis
tinguished persons 10 give publicity 10 The
great advantages received BY the use Of the
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-27

This is the only true Lens that has hitherto been
constructed, and IL founded she most scieut fc
principles; IA accordance with the Philosophy OF Ma
ture, the peculiar form Of cuuCayo convex mirror,
aud most admirably adapted To- the Organ OF sigat,
perfectly natural TO the Eyc-afurdng altogether the
best artificial help o. the human vis.up.
The great novelty in them l. the focus which is dis
posed of IN such manner To cOuuteract the mfr
nifty which il intended To remedy. The material ol
which they are manufactured gives them superior
hardness and polish, preventing them from being de
faced by scratches. Their Goodness recommends
them especially 20 those having weak and irritable
eyes The superiority aud usefulness Of these mproy-
ed spectacles is fully demonstrated by the unanm
approval of the most celebrated PLY sicaus and Ucu
lists Of Europe and America.
The experience Messis = X Co. have acquired com
bned with their perfect knowledge Of tie optical
science, enables them Ia decide with certainty, the
mere inspection oil the eye, what sort of Glasses
best suited 10 correct the defect of vision, either o.
give Il strength. ar merely a. preserve IT, may &c
necessary, without causing any apparent change,
any fatigue or weakness.
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Large Auction Sale
OF
GROC ERITS
-. a. G.. NOEL d. ca.

IN WEDNESDAY, Jan. Goth, az 10 O'Clock we viii
" sell Ter cash, IN front oi our WarcLor Sc No 8
Market street, the following Groceries without re-
so hhds Sugar All grades; 700 - Cigars assarted.
40 BAGS C"hce, - ~ hags s = Almonds;
20 bpisN - SO NolasSes; 40 bbls Prcans;
$50 . toru Bour5uR aud 10 - Brazil Nuts;
Rye Whisky; 30 eases Matches;
10 hbis New S"m's and 80 cuHs Manila Rope;
Robinson 60 NhiSk Y. $50 boxes Glassware.
30 bbis Gin, Brandy aud TO boxes Tumblcrs.
Vine. 500 kegs Nails and Brads;
$50 boxes j. and W. r. $50 pkgs Fish:
cheese; 90 - star Candles;
go pkss Rasfns, All sEss; f-O Soap.
100 frE buckets Tubs: so boxes Tea:
$50 box Chewing TubaCco.
Sartlnes, oySfers BrooRls and nearly every other
article helnncEg a. the Grocert busncss aiI"i wiYh
"" WI offer literally Some oonsignmouts must 10
closed.
" = We expect o. tel a. above, AZ n'c'ck every
Wednesday morning, throughout The y-~r rain or
sims" : A. e. NOEL & co.
jnn25-ti
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Mr. n has most sd1niraose faEeFsusie niustrafhons,
xh,ck greatly AID lie te4rner.
Psintefs EASILY leArn = ST type frou fi1ona-
rFaAsc rspts ard thereby greatly ieszen the
izkr q ffsrs Merchants. AZ sko xfsie advsrtlse-
zaeaEs ~. = f4snzssrrsFssx.
HAS . II 4 4. SO p n. .a4 % .salshs.
l4nf3-1f
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BRAZILIAN PEBBLE

dltU5CUpiC CPcCtdCics.
Consulting Resms al ". T. BERRY 4 co.'s
Book Siars, Public Square, Nashville. frnR.
No Professional connection with any Per-
sen Whatever.
offi1 hours from 8 s'rleck 4. u. tn p. n
hRzS-4sra
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-27

No branch Of eiucation has higher claims up.
on the friends Of education than Photography either
on account OF its vast and varied advantages the
with which Il eau be learned. There no gre
aid Ia mental culture, surer road to successful
employment, than facility in this art.
That D. eIsily lodrJief and iBaBlei1iely mad
drdldbie for practical purposes, be so,0H 6y The
mast db'aaTt testimony Of Clergyman Doctors, Ldto-
yoTs, Teachers, dc.
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r wTnsSlru. sars.

Ny son. twelve years % Ase, vas fnef9her II his
class And am mere fhAn satisaed sith thr prosF~ss
thGs be has made kaa oeiexs tAzs All - - rnsTs
beasat ny saa theu twsivs ,oatAs q ess.i stady
~0ud be. ;. IL fQfb.
Mayer - The esty q 5zekssa.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-27

Hon THOMAS II BENTON said in Congress: "Had
this art been Enown forty years ago, it would have
saved me twenty years Of hard labor"
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Rev. W Is NIfsiEN slNs.
Having taken lessons 81 Mr.. ]. W. DorHEAR in Pho
biography for four days free r.iy that would
be deprived 81 the knoWicgc have thus receiv-
Ell for 500. regard Fhonogra thy ttught by Mr..
ID. a long step on the highway Of progress.
The day u FAR distant. when. in my opinion,
Photography, with rs sister Phonoty py will be
taught in all the schools 0f the land, and shall hail
the day with enthusiasm.
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PEARLS OF THOUGHT, DELICIOUS and Philosophical
gathered from Old Authors. / vol, S2mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-30

r NJ Iszs1; so-dsy, shsss ~, ssly sSs.a
nix prs0ot. x
dr. h u Dduced bill peosidInx for -
~ Gose11Dent fee Ne Teonosy6 DacoG1;
ov~ A., bills naking pf6VRiatioss -
rs - tss ut e nilis,s2 S.t11 g ~ -
scta, and . cussom-bouse ct 81. PAUL. Isid cvcr
Aner We tansactton Of little other routine
zine, Of no general interest TO the public
The Senate adjourned until Tuesday next
In IN. Hossss Mr.. Beycs, Of 9. c. h.vias sks
hoor, yielded to-
~ Perry, for Me purpose of slleviag ain 4
on9 we fcuoWfng resolution: - - :
We osxanixation of the Hoooe ~ ne e3ec(5oS - :
speaker, no member shall occupy more than
Mensy minutes In debate, o. shall speak mere
nm ~, once upon any question before the nosse
onttl every nembef desifing 70 spsak shall -
been heardj and all motions 70 Law upon the ta6le
shall Be decided without debate. :
several members objected.
M Boyce proceeded to address the House. Tbs
south had good cause 70 fear The result q this
agitation on the subject Of slavery Her yerv 81.
iaence hung on the maintenance Of this institu-
tion. The afch-being Of the universe could not
nave oevfSed more e6ectual issue 70 convulse
this great Republic than the issue made bv this
sectional party upon the subject Of slavery
h Opoo al those great questions where by :
ceunuy may be benefited, this sectional party
psopss no change: This was q striking fact
nsd been IN possession d the slaye power, Il
90 az very strange that this slave power has been
% generous and se1f.denyiny. esh 49, u
As our report closed there was q lively discus
sion pending between various PENNSYLVANIA gem
uemen, In references TO the tariR question,
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oNssspen6sss q HnSsoe.
Axs111zask, We, De-; %, 1850;
s - eoma Ncul! Y9en, hon New Yeek,
rs s. SsIe "a IS s' sssai y:rS y:
seisePsss ys1lsy g = sAirsy nile ssw,
90. q the .ss nks, = n.ryissd Psiss,
ii. John ssnnen, e s.iidsr, q this city,
has In course Of coaeRucsfon At his mandatory,
two cars, one for the Orange and Alexss dfis
Rstlrosd, and the other Tor the Alexspdria, Lou
contracted for the buildinR q two can fR each
Of these roads The car in hand for the Orange
aed Alexandria Railroad = IS feet long by fset
S n.ssIs s 5. x :ss %s
40 az =. sss .] l:ssst inpeovs@eas yin 3 Intro
the way mails. The othes car e Sos The Loudoun
ssS asmPshirs rosd, sad iste b ussd = SEC 2;
car combined It Il dividsd in}c Secfiens, and
win be finished IN the bess style. Both the cara
viii be compleaed next month,
met Win an accident YESTERDAY. While On ! gun.
ming excursion. The bore which be rode SUM
bIed and fell, and Capt Masye fell under the
snimsl and xss considerably injured. he wa.
aid procured and we are pleased 70 learn that this
morning he Is much improved .ss.f. 80 &C.,.
A little daughter OF James Windsor, residing
Tuesday Last, by her clothes taking 1re while she
was lighting strawv by an open grase, in her
parents hous.. Medical snistsnce Wss speedily
procured, bat her condition is very critical
The mail boat MT. Vernon, from AQUA Crpsk
VIA detained three hours over her usual time OF
arriving, In consequence Of the ice in the river.
The County Court Of this county commences In
January term on Monday. Twelve Common
wealth casss are upon the docket, majority Of
which are old cases turned over from the "a term
Of the court. s 80 figlsS = q - -
The sieighing 10 excellent In and around the
city. 80 $3.50 - = - :"
The Theatre 10 doing good business this week.
are Selected with much taste. cAlLos.
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CoPEIAxD's BoDr.-Edifsv Star: Your paper Of
the 9Th contafned N article copied from tho
Cleveland Herald, relative to an EFFORT Of the
ftiehds Of Ccpelsnd IN Ohio = prscussl his body.
The Facts are these:--The Mayor Of Oberlin, Ohio,
sseutiaaing thst I ~ n vislt Asss Sue . ~
weeks, telegraphsd p ne, and aid that Gov.
Wise had given The fhihee * ne coadenned man
IN order for his bedy, and ssked r. would 20, OF
sst some one here . 60 and express Il on. 4 did
mot 60, but the Representative Of he nsfperss
Ferry district wss consulted and he wrsts iessss
exploratory Of The matter y Gen Tsliafsrro. and
4 also wrote 10 sheriff Campbell, SEATING what the
Wishes Of the Mayor were about having the body
sent by sxpsess, &c. gentleman from Kentucky.
who was going to witness the execution, took the
letters along and presented them, but unfortn-
nately the ffiends Of Copeland had delsye<kssnds
ing the order Of Gov. Wise In time, and II did nd
reach III Destination TIL the day afser the excel
ton, and therefore the censnre Of Gov Wise BY
sundry papers are t,nmerited and unjust, a. sve
also the comments upon certain other persons who
had nothing to do with the matter. 4gaf x0G
Respectfully yours, r. II. SrEyxss -
! Washingten, d. c., Dec. -, 1850. -
. " AsE q
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Personal.


..fEx-President PIERCE and lady are i'm town,
Thy occupy apartments in the Clarendon Hotel
r." Majors J. Lynde and J. n. Whittlesey,
u. y. A, and Robert J. Dillon. Esq, u. s. At.
torney for New York, are at Willards'.
80. Gen. Leslie Coombs Of Kentucky, and ex.
Governor Porter, Of Pennsylvania, were In Austin
Texas, on the 18th inst.
-. General DUFF Green delivered an address in
the Hall Of the House Of Representatives in Aus
tin, Texas, on the 18th inst. - ssAE
-. Col. Lewis T. Wigfall, the new Texas Sen.
ator, has been concerned in several affairs of hon.
or, one with the late Preston 8 Brooks, Of g. c..
In which the latter was wounded.
-. Alfred Caldwell, who IL the member of the
Republican party National (sectional) COMMITTEE
from Virginia, turns out to be the Virginia STATE
Senator from the Wheeling district According
10 newspaper demonstrations, Richmond is fast
getting too hot 70 hold him. sts~,.-FT s --TT
-. Governor Wise's highfalutin on the coca.
sion of the recent arrival Of the medical students
at Richmond from Philadclphia, 10 the subject Of
funny comments on the part Of ths pres, ths
country over. The Governor 10 constitutionslly .
sensationist and Of course not uufreq uently oveI
does the thing-as, glaringly indeed, In this case
The speech In question was about the most re
variable oratorfcal effort 10 which American
public Affairs have 30 FAR given rise. ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-30

D medical survey, held on board the u 5.
ship Lancaster, on the 14th instant, at Panama,
invaiided Lieutenant W. w. Queen, Rev. Ches-
ter Newell, and several q the crew.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-30

DThe steamship Granada. from Aspinwall,
Wa sunk at her pier at New York, on wednes-
day, from being cut through by the ice on her
way up the bay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-30

10 Az IN indication Of the late ~Dow Jr. -
Mr. Pages, scholastic requirement., It IL men,
dooed hat he set up in New York the entire work
Of Rays Hebrew Lexicon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-30

tnousanos 70 tne MEMBER. yssSs ~
Ssnknm duly cared Tor In the expensive
provision OF the lawn authorizing the Tree trans
Porsauon In the mails Of newspapen intended
ios inaiuduals IN the counties In which they are
pooiisnedi while the lobby 10 accommodated by
postal legislation granting special bonuses to
favored oce.r steam lines, and BY Legislation
making u obligatory on the Post Once Depart
mens 70 pay higher rates Tor mail transportation
ON particular railroad lines, than individuals are
charged oy me compsnies Y question, for services
cosnng tnem tine railroad companies) no more.
Again, Bunkum u accommodated BY the late re-
aucuon In the postage rates to point making
tue Department necessarily dead weight on tine
National Treasury. So far az the question Of pay.
ing ie own way 10 concerned, experiences with the
change has proved the entire correctness Of the
original Judgment Of the Department on the sub
Ject and, further, that the contrary prognostica-
uons OF tne lobby who worked through the low
Pos'age law, were every one faiiacious- Neverthe-
iess, 'nat law WIN ssand. bnnkum demands Its
continuance, ana Bunkum Is king
nat tne foss omce Department might be easily
maze sen-sas'aining, no one VIII deny; but, a. to
make it %, viii mash quantities of toes including
those Of all the "dear peoples" men in Congress,
!" wiii continue sax ON the Treasury, Of millions
on millions annually OF course. -
Inc POSTMASTER 6enefal has thanklea task
indeed 70 perform In experimenting the affairs Of
nus department Entreating Congress to be gov
erneo py common sense and due regard for
governmental economy in postal legislation, 10
invariably essay Il At the wrong point In come
connection where to fail to be Guided bv the
Department's Judgment. seriouslv ineonven,ences
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-30

FY0UNG CATHOLICS FRIEND sOcT-
S ETY.Ths regular monthly. meeting Of this
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spirit u the Msrning Press.
The cessstsxfiesis devoted to the Report Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury, and 10 vice-President
sseeisnridges late speech at Frankfort, KY,
csmplinenting them both warmly.
The Isfei1igesev IL devoted to Congressional
prsceedings ant news
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-30

STATE The Legislature o
New Yofk meets on Monday next, and the Legis
latures Of Pennsylvania and New Jersey ON Tues
day, and that e Maryland on "Wednesday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-30

TIE WRArHIH.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning II made nom he Con-
solidated Telegraph Line b The smithsoniaa In
stitution. The time Of observation IL about 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-30

ID Quis panic has been created among Il .
oyster men Of philadelphia by the capture and
cdndemnsiion Of some Of their craft IN the waters
Of Heylnd, by the lscai authorities, fos viola
non a ths state lava in regard to the oyster trade
10 Hb stated that number Of the Southern
medical sfudeno who recently len Philadelphia
have rsturnse, :hg That their vfsitto Richmond
ws only to enjoy Christmas ffoiic, and an ex.
hibiucn % Gov. wises oratoriai pyrotechnics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-30

IL The trial Of the Rev. Jacob s. Harden. at
Belyidere, n. !, charged with poisoning his wife
last spring, has been postponed untih che mex.
term Of the Court The cofrspoadsns d the N
Y.sHerald says:
The psisones denies IN toto the charge apaInst
him, and IL IL said that At the cosonefs
tion fthe proceedings Of which have been Kent In
tut6ed That on the esenine bsfore Sls 1,ts ne
death, she confssaed to him that she had shr.e q
four times aiken .rsentc with the view TO destroy
herseif, end that swoFe hisn n the ost sciemn
be thsesse9sd with Pnnishment How much res.
son o. probability there is In that story. reader
must judge Tor lhemselves Ther< Is eyfdentlv :
strong feeling sgsinst ne Psisoper n mis- region,
scsiiiaI Ms counsel, it 6 ssids mend = s, n
stengly hat Mrs. Harden commitled suicide,
ana He Prepared TO prove that she IL noe lie Ant
e hcf 1mtiy who r6sorted to that terrible alter
4 swe S ss s:sssa,s w: Z sc
csnjsctuse what the Hns q The defence vili,e. -
easssyed sssass yshlsg sslssag . Dc sisI
& a. negss rte.chex s. ~ M 80 i
r6aselk nk!eh ~ g le(1slf e hsiI q - s.
lssasUe pre.ehiss 6 1k8{ So. S 5. 2 5 - =
10 8 .sgse n.a hsas.g.ag . d. JaneS r.:
g. -. - :. W. s s 80 e; &
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