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DIR. KINGS DISPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

MTa9AN3S. DIR. KING formerly of New York, for
gE<azssS the last four years of Louisville Ken
lucky and who has devoted his attention treat
menI of private diseases for 80 years, iatters
himself, having attended 10 practice for many
years, and cured so many thousands, he is enabled
cure all diseases of private nature, matter how
bad they may be from njudlciOus medical treatment
or from neglect Of their own. DR.. Kings Dspeusary
is No. % Deaderick street, between Cherry and the
Square, second story where he cures all diseases of
private nature.
GONoRRHEA cured without nanseous me dicIne or IN
reference with business.
STRUCTURES Of old recentdatc, enectuay cured in
a few days, by operation which causes no pain.
Where a Structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and uuder-
mines the constitution so much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases of the skin growing
out of neglect or bad treatment can be eIectually
cured in few days.
SEMINAL WEAKNEss-Particularattenti onhavfng been
given 20 this disease, aud all the consequences grow
ing out of it, brought in many cases by the de-
structivc habits OF inconsdcrate Youths and exces
siye indulgence of the passions neglect of which viii
undermine the constitution. rendering the subject
for business or society and causing premature Odd age
Females who may be laborng with any difficulty of
TIE Womb may rest assured of Immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case with fee enclosed directed to DR. A King
No. % Deaderck street, Nashville, Tenn. will have
the necessary mecieinesent TO their address with ne
sessary directions. Strict secrecy observed. Onice
hoursfr m o'elockin hemorning until in the eve
may30-indAwIy
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To THE BUSINESS Men OF NAsHvnLE.-It
is feared that our business men do not pro-
perly estimate the Importance Of taking i'm
mediate steps to secure the trade along the
line of the Nashville and Louisville Railroad.
We mean the trade OF that part of Southern
Kentucky through which that road passes.
An effort is now being made to raise sut-
ficieut arESant of money TO dcfray the ex-
penses of che proposed railroad barbecue.
but the subscriptions so far have been too
few. ifnOt too small, to inspire a hope that
the effort Will succeed. The affair should not
be suffered to fall through. for such fail
ure would Rot be at all creditable to the city,
and would DE any thing else than profitable
to her citizens.
The Board of Directors have rendered a
free passage over their road to all who may
wish TO be present on the OCCASION, and il the
blrbecue is gotten mp, it will be largely at
tended by our Kentucky neighbors.
A last effurt will be made to-day to put the
thing through. II that fails, the affair will be
abandoned A meeting will be held in the
County Court Room. commencing precisely
at 10 O'Clock this morning. and it is hoped
that every one who feels the least interest
ia the matter, ana believes that he will be
either directly or indirectly benefited by
bringing the trade of Southern Kentucky to
this city, will attend. member that this
j. the last move.
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GRAPHIC.-A correspondent of the Moulton
(Ala) Democrat gives that paper an account
of a barbecue which he recently attended in
a neighboring village. We make an extract
from his communication. He says:
"While eating. it was announced that Col.
f. w. Parker, of your place, (MoultOn) would
after refreshments were taken, give an ad-
dress to the waiting people, at the Methodist
Church: which struck like wild-fre through
out the whole assembly. Soon an audience
Of nearly 800 were congregated thither, wait
ing with silent attention, to hear the renown-
ed gentleman and orator above alluded to.
Presently he arose, his gigantic form; his for
midable appearance; his etfulgent counten-
ance; his demonstrating and calculating lam
guage, and his commanding and cOrroborant
eye. all predicting the audacity with which
he spoke, and the certainty of his success
First highly commencing the ladies for their
presence-demonstratiD unto them the re-
possibilities resting upon them, and the in
1uence they had in their power 10 WELD over
the sterner sex, &c.,-spOke of the reminis-
cences of the past and contrasted them with
the present, and then retired from the stand,
leaving us happier and more intelligent
people than before. We are proud to say that
he achieved for himself envied celebrity and
lasting distinction
Commanding and corroborant eye" is new,
but good.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG. IL, 1859

COMPLIMENT TO ROBERT HArToN. = The
Sumner county friends of ROBERT HATroN,
member elect to the next Congress, propose
to give barbecue in honor of him, at Pilot
Knob, on the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road, five miles from Gallatn, on the first OF
September. All the Opposition members
elect to the next Congress from this State,
besides uumber of distinguished gentlemen.
will be iavited. They also extend cordial
Invitation to the public in general from all
parts of the State TO be present. Prepare
lions are being made for the accommodation
of ten thousand persons. We trust they will
all be there The compliment is most worth
lily bestowed upon one who is entitled TO the
admiration and gratitude of the party
throughout the State. Col. HATToN has
fought bravely and ably, not only in the can
yass Just passed, but in others. for the estab-
lisbment of correct principles, and in this
last effort has succeeded nobly. All honor
to his generous perseverance and unceasing
devotion 10 the cause of the Union. We
hope to see congregated on the LIST Septem-
Der. not only the friends who stood by him
in his own district, but hosts from other parts
of the State, who know him and appreciate
his powerful abilities and his great services.
Come one, come all.
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mong Them. Fine DEnnrxarns at

shot-guns among them. The DERRINGERs at
once ordered the BowIEs, in a very peremptc-
~ and insulting tone, to "giye the road.D
This the BowIEs as peremptorily refused to
do, and anticipating difficulty, placed their
hands upon their weapons. Instantly the
DERRINGERs drew their arms and commenced
firing at the BowIEs, the latter as quickly re-
turning the fire. A large crowd had gather
ed when the parties first met, but when the
terrible fight began, they fed precipitately
and took refuge in the neighboring stores.
At the first fire one of the BowIEs fell with
fourteen buckshot in his breast, and one of
the DERRNGERs received pistol-ball
of the combatants were mortally wound
ed and another shot dead in his tracks.
At this fearful juneture, Col JUDKNs, of
Lincoln county, and several others attempt
ed to interfere and prevent further blood
shed, but the former was instantly shot down,
and having been borne TO a neighboring
drugstore, breathed his last in about five
minutes. His remains will be conveyed to
Lincoln for interment. Another gentleman,
a stranger in the city. received ball in the
right temple, which inficted fatal wound
Having exhausted their ammunition, the re-
naming combatants drew their bowie knives
and rushed upon each other with the fury Of
demons, the surviving BOWIE plunging his
knife TO the hilt in the bosom of one of the
DERRINGERs. There were now but two act
ors left to play the last scene in this horrible
tragedy, each with two brothers lying dead
at his feet. But still the fearful conflict con-
tinued. Finally, DERRNGER, in an attempt
to ward off blow from the knife of BOWIE,
lost his footing in the tide of blood that
dcluged the street, and fell to his knees,
when, quick as the lightning's flash
Our Reporter sprang to his feet with a cry
Of horror, and found that although the fight
was but dream, it would make as good an
item for this mornings paper as il it had
been stern reality.
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THAT "TAI. OF A COAT."-Mr. THOMAS Coz
.FEY called upon US yesterday afternoon. and
stated that he had had injustice doae him by
the editors of the Republican, Banner, in as
much as they had written and caused to be
printed in their issue of yesterday morning,
''4 Tai Of a Coat," wherein he, the said NJ.
CoPFkY, was lightly characterized as SIX
.Fooler,' thereby causing this public, among
whom he is a stranger, to regard him as ''no
better than common rowdy;" and wherein
farther the facts in tue tail of the coat in qucs-
ton were Incorrectly given, or in other
words.the coat tail held up to the public gaze
by the editors OF the Banner was not only too
long to fit Mr.. CoFFEY, but was made up al
most entirely of quality of cloth which the
circumstances did not warrant. Mr. CoFFEY
stated additionally, that he had written II
card in vindcation of himself, which he
wished us to publish; that feeling he had been
unjustly dealt with by the editors of the
JBmner, he had requested them to give his
card a place in their columns, but that they
had declined to do so, upon the ground that
they did not conceive that Mr.. CoFFEY had
their coat tail, or something to that effect.
As weare not expected to decline publish
ing harmless document when accompanied
by the requisite quid pro quo, Mr.. CoFFEY' 5
C prd will be found, if looked for, in II
ne ghboring column. Let an impartial pub
lie read it frequently. and decide who is right
and who is wrong.
As for ourselves, we believe that Mr.. Cor
FEY is a gentleman, and that he should have
justice done him by the papers, though the
heavens should fall. About the affair of the
missing coat, we have nothing to say, partly
because we.know nothing about it, and part
by because it is none of our business. Bat
we wish to say one word to our ncighbor
across the way, and we trust our gray hairs.
II not our wisdom, will command for us q
hearing: Our neighbor naturally enough
coats distinction, and puts for the sweet
draught which genius drinks and calls fame.
and it is right and proper that he should
labor 10 attain these objects; but he should
not forget that no man is Uested with the right
to clip, as it were, the susTenders which uphold
private character. Such acts are JreecheS OF
morality, one-half WHOSE ends is bootless to
their perpetrator, and the other is suited only
to,accomplish evil.
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Outrageous Conduct of one of our
Rest Citizens.

For the Patriot.
Outrageous Conduct of one Of our
Rest Siiizens.
MEssRs. EDIToRs-It becomes my painful
duty as lover of good order, to expose u
most shocking act-an act which should be III
vcstigated and severely punished by the pro-
per authorities the guilty one should suffer
tor such malicious aud ruinous offence
against the peace and dignity of this christian
community. So | have assumed the fearful
responsibility, with perhaps dozen duels and
broken arms and heads awaiting me for 50
doing Then, good people of Nashville, pre-
pare yourselves for the shock-he is one you
could not expect 10 be guilty OF bad act
brace yourselves up to receive the sad intelli-
gence, because it must come, in justice 10 our
peaceful homes and tircsides-yes, he must be
exposed for such criminal violence TO the
feelings Of all modest and fastidious men like
myself So, now listen; (oh! hate to tell it;)
close your eyes and prepare to shed tears;
(its every word tue. for which l have liv-
lug witnesses,) for il / MUsr tell, it will have
to come; so here g0esl One evening last
week, friend and myself were walking down
Market street, little suspeeting a malicious
attack, aud as we were passing (peaceably,
you know,) by the excellent Wholesale Gro
Gerry house of Messrs. MEzELL, HooPER & CO.,
their six-horse business partner. Mr.. GEoAoE
b. BRowS, deliberately, and with malice
aforethought with the vengeance of the
Almighty and the terror of the laws staring
him in the iace--asked us TO walk into the
store. Not for moment thinking OF any
personal injury, we followed him inside,
when he very cody locked the door on Us;
Just then the cold sweat broke out on US,
for We began to see danger ahead, but we
very innocentiy followed him into the connt-
Ing room, where be instantly drew and made
at Us with (no, hold on, IL wasn't Colts
Repeater, but more dangerous still,) glass
OF the best, richest, rarest, ropiest, sweetest
and most delicious Whisky We have tasted 10
a year; Tor which We thus publicly return
our acknowledgements, and hope to be ex-
cused for saying TO the people who have
taste for seen an article as Whisky that has
10 be cut OF wilh knife, just cali at the
honss Of MIzKLI, HooPER q Co., Nos and 8.
Market Street. Nashville, and they can aEd II
there. Respectfully, JrBEx PABA.
NASHVILLE, Aug. Is.
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'AERKiHLE AND bi''oDf AfFRAf '-i-iGht
MEN hiALEp : es'e'uay was sunny
sai''y uay' anu iate III 'h' "'erhoop our
hepSf'cr' weary mum % ''''" nun
through tue hiSqpl"ceS oi TUE cry "nere Tue
genius -oi 'rade 'ahd uainc SITS en'n'o'eu'
seated himself at'hls table near tue Sanc'u"i
window and ior'an hour gazeu III a u d''a-
i've mood at the'discolored tih shlhshns ol
Tue houSe'9p' oVeriooklns oaer'y street. Anu
tneu ne leaned MS he"d upon tue '"oie' MAUI
soi' ana pliio"y oy pie vi eAchanses' anu
o'ntinueu MS niesii'a.'ouS.
Aie hAu "een 'eS4'"'"s '""s 'oi Pe'"'P' nv
OF ten minutes, When suouehiS Que Vi tue LAY
'''0e i"'Heu INV '"e ''o'''' JUS ""''
i'S "'' ei'u' "'S ese' ,'O"
WHAT'S anu MS ""o'c "Npeo' "''A uetn'".io'
me sio@'e'' eNoi'e''''"' nav
~ N-'si' am ~ I" p'' ''oA " A''
"u''eu ore"'h' ne proo'eueu 70 give "s Tue
'AiiS VI 'he most 1eriloie, o'oouy' anu ia'a'
''"'9 'l"' our Guy mas "i'nesseu III nan
Tue paracuiars' rs 'Ar as we cou'u
-a1-n'i 'neui from MS nasty ana ai'Jointed
sia'ehien'' are SUBSTANTIALLY these
'i' seems 'na' TOT some time past an impia-
Gable ana deadly -isnd has existed between
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this article for over ten
CONFIDENCE AND Truth OF
been able to say OF
Err HAS IT FAILED IN
EFFECT A CURE, when
We know an instance
one who used u, on
lighted with its opera
Of highest commenda-
AMI medical virtues.
"wHAT We Do KNOW I"
ence. AND PLEDGE Our
NEST 90 WHAT VIZ aEKH
instance where the in
and exhaustion, relle
twenty minutes after
tered.
ton Is the prescription
PERiENCED and Skill
land, and has been
INT SUCCESS IN
or CASES.
from pain, but invig.
bowels, eorrccts acid.
ergy 10 the whole sys.
SANITY relieve
BOWELS, AND
COLO.
winch II not speedily
We believe IL the hes
Would, in ali cases O.
khIEA IN CHILDREN
teething. or from any
say 20 every mother
frotn any 81 the foreign.
Lh.t YOUR PREIUDl
uiCE Oh OTHERS.
ing child and the reliei
ABSOLUTELY SURF
niedicsae, II timely
viii accompany each
less the fac smile Of
York, Is on the out
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criminal Court Clerk.

Rg- We are authorized to announce r. II. CAMP
BELL Candidate for Criminal Court Clerk, at the
ensuing March election. augl5-te
Rsy- We are authorized to announce CIIAS. Z. DIG
CONS a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk at the
next March election. july4--te.
go Weare authorized TO announce JOHN SHANE
ESQ.,, candidate for re-eec iol 70 the Office Of
Criminal Court Clerk at the next March election.
mayl7-te
II We authorized 20 announce DR.. T. NJ
PATTERSON Il candidate for Criminal Court Clerk
atthe ensuing March election. may2t I'd
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MRS. WINSLOW.
SCOT HIN SYR u p,
For Children Teethin~

A y experienced Nurse and Female Physician
n senis 10 the attention Of mothers, her
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IzS- Our correspondent JUDEx FABA brings
a serious charge against ''OLD MILLET SEED"
through our columns this morning, and he
must take immediate steps to quash the in
dictmcnt or it will go hard with him. We
are glad to see this thing going on, for when
a man charges our Reporter ten cents for a
cigar, Longtime at that, as ''MILLET SEED"
did the other day, and then charges him ff-
teen cents more for smoking it in his house,
we can cherish no pity for his misfortunes,
nor seek an extenuation of his crimes.
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sold hy druggists through
Principal Office No. l.,
Janesd&W1y Price IS
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SUGAR CURED HAMS.-There is nothing in
the whole range Of substantial food, more
palatabe than a wetl-cured ham-nOthng in
the catalogue of wel-cured hams that can
compare with those delicious sugar-cured
put up by J. DOYLE & Co., OF this city. This
,nterprising firm understand the art of curin &
meat to perfection and the time is not distan t
when their hams will be considered essential
to every mans larder.
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Nashville Female Academy.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT..

NEARLY all our Boarding Pupils, and more than
~ half of our Day Pupils interested in this de-
partment. In painting drawing, and music, have
endeavored to secure for our patrons the very best
talent III the country. In large cities we sup
pose there nay be found teachers better than ours
but such do not teach schoolgirls. We will nsxt
year make additions 10 faculty Of that class OF
Teachers who appear to be popular with our low.
of music.
For TIE Piano. Harp, Guitar, and Vocal Music we
shall have at the Academy ample supply of Teach
ers, not only for our pupils but also for those
Ladies' in the city (Sho not schoolgirls) VINO
may wish 10 take lessons here such must not ex-
pect TO pay Academy prices but the prices they
would have pay such Teachers elsewhere.
IL is very desirable % know how many from the
city wish TO take lessons here before time of our
Teachers is fully occupied by pupils OF the Academy
aug2-u G. ID. ELLIOTT
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Beautiful Farm.
land for Sale

WILL sell my beautiful Farm, containing two hun
l. dred acres, handsomely improved, situated 65S
miles North Of Nashville, Immediately the Louis
VILE and Nashville Branch Turnpike, two miles from
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, adjoining the
farm OF William ID. Phillips. I refer persons wishing
To the farm 20 Mr. ". H. Phillips. This farm has
two neveraiiing springs Of fine water aud is one Of
the healthiest places ia the State be purchased on
good terms at private sale between this and the first
OF October next at which lime IL Will be cnrrcd by
me at public sale. CAROLINE j. BEL
iune2O-td
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County trustee.

RH-We are authorized to announce THOS. T. SAUN-
DERS a Candidate for The ohce Of County Trustee
Of davidson County at the election 10 be held in
March, 1860. apr20-ti
CO. We are authorized to announce SAMUEL p
AMENr candidate for County Trustee at the mex
March election. aprl9-td
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To the Public.

From now until October next we will offer en-
tire RETAIL Stock of HARDWARE REDUCED PRICES
CASH, including CARPESrEg's TooLs, BUILDING HARD.
WARE AND House. FURNISHING GooDs, having made Ex-
TENsvE preparations for LARGE RETAIL TRADE, many
VERY FINE and desirable Goods now be bought at
LOW FIGURES CASH. If you want the worth of
your money in Hardware call soon at
MCCALL & cos,
junel5-t "a Public Square,
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out the world.
Cesiar 81. <ew York
cents per battle.
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c AN DID AT Z s.
NIayOraltY.

Sc We authorized to announce S. n. HOL,
LlNGSwORTH as a Candidate for Mayor OF Nashville
at the ensuing election aug26-te
ag- We are authorized to announce GODFREY N.
FoGG Esq. as a candidate for Mayor at the ensuing
oil.
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Mrs. WinsIOW. an c

Mrs. WinsIOW, an experienced nurse and
female physician, has soothing syrup for children
teethng, which greatly facilitates the process OF
teethng. by softenng the gums ucing all infama-
tion-will allay all pain aud is regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it Will give rest
to yourselves and relief and health your infants.
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
another column. iune7d&w1y.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Card.
70 he EaIlors Of lie Rspusllep. Re,nner:


GESTLEMES:-In your issue of yesterday
you do injustice to ..six foofer'' as you call
the young gentleman of st. Louis who lost
bis coat. At 4 o'clock on Saturday be left
his coat at the shop of HARVEY & LORD to
have slight extension made to the cuffs, de-
liyering it into the hands of burly young
Irishman With considerable of the brogue
about him, little thinking that the whole coat
would be extended forever out of his reach
though he was not entirely without suspi-
cion, for he never tos Iched at one of his ma
ton without being deceived Calling at 6
o'clock as agreed upon. yeur .'six-footer" was
cost him $50 on st. Charles Street, New Or
leans, had been spirited away by some other
customer, and that the proprietors of the shop
were gone, one to New York and the other.
out of him TO offer as indemnity for the coat
were two yards of cloth which he said was
worth 81 per yard. Being thus aggrieved,
the young gentleman called on Deaderick
street counsellor who was kind enough to ac-
company him whom you call the six footer"
to the shop, bat be was unable to get any
better offer out Of the Hibernian, and there
fore he sued for the value of the coat, and
obtained a Judgment of SIS. The other party
has not taken an appeal, but he can do so i
he chooses. respectfully,
THOMAS CoFFEY.
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We have put up and sold
years, and CAN SAY, ~
IL, what we have never
any other Fundamentally
A SINGLE INSTANCE. TO
timely usedl Never did =
of dissatisfaction by any :
the contrary, all are de =
tons, and speak in terms :
ton az IT'S magical effects :
We speak Ia this matter Z
after ten years expert
REPUTATION FoR THE FUufL
DEcLARE. In almost every
ttnt is suffering from pain ?
will be found In fifteen or
the syrup IS admins =
This valuable prepara :
OF one &C the MUSf TX :
Full NURSES in New Eng :
used with NEVER FAIL z
THOUSANDS :
Not only relieves the child :
Jrates the stomach and 4
ny and gives tone anu en-
ten. Ii will almost in
GRIPPING II THE ,
WIND .
and overcome convulsIons :
remeaied, end Ia death :
aud sURksr REMEDY N THE :
DfSENTERf AND DiAk :
whether It arises from !
other cause. We woaid =
who has a child suffering :
ing complaints-DO MOI :
Ck.s. NOR THE PkEJU :
stand between your suffer
that will be sure-yes,
10 follow the Use of this
used. Z
Fgsl directions for usisg :
bottle. None genuine a. :
CURTIS q PERhISS, Ne~ 3
sltia WRAPPER.
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gss- When shall we stop lying? as Beecher
agouizingly inquires--LouisUiHe Democrat.
Our dear fellow, that's for you 10 say; but
we would advise you to stop right now.
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Blacksmith Coal.

TIVE ETSA COAL for Black -smishisg has sape-
a riof. Il barns entirely free frOm ttndsr con-
Ealns less Sutphsr make mere intease beat, and
lasts longer than any other eoaitn tle Market for
sale BY = }. AGNkH,
maFS9-tf back Of the \. 4 & r. X. Isapot
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n Office.

At regular meeting of Pioneer Hook and ladder
Company Mr.. WM. DAVIS was unar,im ousiy elected
Captain fill the vacancy of WIN. H. FURxsIoS, re-
signed. BENJAMIN MYERS,
Secretary.
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Ia Some say NETHEBLAND will beat Harris, ami
some say HARRIS viii beat Netherland but euer
body agrees that beat any house in the State
for Good Tobacco and Fine Cigars, and
dear reader, you had better be coIauiRced.
J. H. LANGLEY & CO.,
may23-tf ~ Union street.