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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-01

TIL u " Il S ). JA VI T. ) y "A,
MAcHIEIsT and
IRON FOuN u Z r,
csrusr OF Royal and Wilkes streets,
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
rs PREPARED To execute orders tor STATIONERY
| SiEAA EsGISEs, BonEEs, Mil Gearing, Shaft.
ing Pulley. and Hangers, Tobacco Screws, Pumps,
Fans Slide and Hand Lsthes. Drill Presses, Wrought
or Cast Railing Columns and dirders, Ga- OF W ateT
Pipe and Machinery Of every description. Supe-
rior CASTINGS made I" order At shar: notice and
reasonable terms. ~ i-A"f
OUTER 80 key! aud urklus Butter, Tor sale
ID low. ~ alo.e aut consignment.; also Lard:
Dried Apple. Country Soap; and Timothy Seed.
nav Ii Z. ENGLISH 4 BRO.
nOTATOES.-2O 200 bushels superior MERCER
POTATOES, now landing from Srhr. Arclu
ru., and for sale by VI. ELDRIDGE ( co,
nov IA Union Wharf
EXTRA FLoiR.--iUo hill. Ix.ra FLOUR.
Il from the Valley .. Virginia, suitable Tor BIZ
kers' uss, Tor sale ~
nov a2 MARSHALL co.
H,EuRGEs CREEK, CUMBERLAND COAL.
VI We are prepared to furnish cargoe. Of this
superior article, deliverable Al this place
nov WM u. POWLE SON.
rHEESE.-2J boxes Cutting Cheese
Y ~ boxes Eastern Dairy Cheese
10 Pine Apple Cheese. 'or 30 by
nov Ii J. y. HARPER 4 co.
IN BAGS SANTns roFFEE. prime article,
III iu., Ieeeiyp,i and for sale by
nov ~ MARSHALL co
nOSIN 100 bbls No. Rosin
IL - bbls. No. . Resin, landing. and for sale by
nov % WHEAT 4 BRO
CtOLE LEATHER.-JuUp NJ. GOOD and good
= damaged Sole Leather on haad. aud for sale
by loot 22l KNOX BRO.
ItOAL OIL GREASE.-lOD groce Bidwelrs
~ Coal Old irease, fer Axles, Mill Gearing &C.,
Tor sale b. Tnov l6l !. y. HARPER \ co.
~ BONES PINE APPLE CHEESE. just re-
~ celved. and Tor sale by
nov - MARSHALL 8 Co
WOOL purchased ut highest cash prices, by
w jsa HILL, BROWN 1 PARTL0W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-01

wrecked near Bordeaux on the 9Th of No
vember. All hands were lost
I PIANOS
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
PIANOS ~ THE COUNTRY.
GOLD MEDALS
IN FOUR SUCCESSIVE YEARS
AT the Mary land Institute, besides nrst premiums
At the Fairs in Philadelphia, Washington aud
Richmond.
TESTIMONIALS OF EXCELLENCE
sTRAKOSCH,
and u. SATTER.
As aleo from some OF the most eminent Professors
and Amateurs in the country,
WILLIAM NABE + CO.,
Nos. |, 5, and :! NORTH EUTAW STREET,
BALTIMORE,
would respectfully invite the attention Of the pub
lie 10 their well assorted stock VI
GRAND AND SQt ARE PIANO FORTES,
which, tor beauty Vi finish, power and sweetness OF
tone and elasticity Il touch, have been, by Judges.
PRONOUNCED unriyaled Every Piano guaranteed
Tor nve years. and privilege Of exchange granted
at any time within -iN months, II not entirely sa.
ti-lactUry.
Terms liberal A call Is respectfully solicited
before purchasing el.owhcIe.
PIANOS taken IN exchange, hired and repaired
WILLIAM kNABE 4 60.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 20 Flour closed steady;
Howard street and Ohio So'' wheat eioSeu
with Al advancing tendency, white l"lG li6t';
red ESQ l26c Corn closed dull; white 6St9 7"c.;
new yellow 63Qy7Dc. Provisions closed unchang'
ed; bacon sides 1890; mess pork $3.50; prime
$1,000. Whiskey closed steady and quiet, ut
261c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-01

JUST IN SEASON.
IN HAND, tor sale nj low prices
" Oyster Knives. of assorted kinds
uridirons for broiling Oysters
dridirons for roasting Oysters
Sausage Meat Cutters
Pound Cake and Patty Pans
Cake Cutters. of assorted patterns
patent Nutmeg Crates, &C.. &c. Call al No.
IS, King street. JOHN 7. CREIGHTON.
my oy
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SALE THIS DAY.

DuBLIC SALE--I will oder for sale ON
/ THURSDAY NEXT, THE FIRST DAY
OF DECEMBER, at No. 40, North -. A-arh
street, all ny HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE. such as Beds, MATTRESSES, Bed
steads. Sofa Centre Table, Looking aliases. loi-
let Tables Wardrobes, Dining Tables, Sidehonrd'
Rosew ODD Piano Rocking and Cane scat ,Ear-,
Carpeting, Stoves, Parlor Ornaments. g., A..
4 credit of 30 days on all sums Of ! aud up
wards, the purchaser giving approved endorsed
notes Sale to commence at 10 o'cl' ok. \. VI.
nov 2a-dts H. L. MONROE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-01
CLIFTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL

TIlTE second session VI this School will begin %
i the hIst Wednesday Of October, 1865, and cpsa
the third Wednesday Of July, 1857 The desis
Of this School is thoroughly to prepare youths to
the University Of Virginia, The Course OF StuaN
embrace. every thing that u necessary to the iegt,
Of A. NJ At our University.
The School If located in the mountain. Of Fsu
QUEER gion we'll known for It's healthfuI clima
and beautiful scenery. 1t ~ two nile1 south
Markham Station, on the Manassas Gsp RsIlTo1 !.
and 40 miler from Alexandria
TERMs-$22j, semi annually in advance, Va.
SHE. ~ On the lst OF October, and Slt2 ~ ~
1T Of March.
Modern Languages At extra charges.
For further particulars, apply 70 the Principal q.
Markham station, FauYaier County, Va.
Rg,EREsCEs:
Rev. J. 7. Mcan,r.. Il. II. 4. Of Va.
Trustee. ~ Chsrlestowu Academy, Jehera "a
County. Va.
Professor. Blei1oe, Harrison, Scbele DE were.
McGufhr. and smith Of the University Of Virginia.
r. JAQUBLIN ANBLEk
Pauuuier County. feb 4-e"'f
DLANTYkE FOR SALT ODER for sale -
Id above we'll known and valuable estate lyInr
Immediately upon the liae VI the Manassas Ia.
Railrund forty nude. from Alexandra and III jh
communicated with Richmond. Baltimore, Wa
iuSton CITY, &C., III one of tho most healthy Ut,
fertile sections Of tirginia offers . ~
partuniry tor safe aud profitable investment. H.
farm contains about THREE HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY FIVE ACRES. Of which 40 are b.
timber and the rest in high state Of cultvatlon.
well sci in grass. The fencing Ii almost exciu
sively 81 stone aud in tirst rate condition. Tire
improvements are ample, eonsisting Of . large ant
"a comfortable DWELLING and al necessar,
.l;H. out buildings. The terms OF sale 4, pre-
scribed in tue decree under which il ID sold, are
very LIBERAL six and twelve years being given upon
aportun Of the purchase money.
The attention Of gentlemen residing in the lido
water section any OF the cities desiring conyr
nient sni healthy summer residence, is particular
ly directed TO this property. For further particu
lars address Mr. WIN. 3. BOSWELL who reside.
upon the premises,Or
JAS. X. SkINKRR, Commits soner,
Broad Run Station, N. q. X. K.
nov lj-cOln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-01

DIEDMONT ACADEMY, CuLPErER CorHTh
/ ViRGlSlA--A boarding School for Bogs, prs-
pnratory 10 me Enics,sity Of Viryi";d.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-01

ADDITIONAL SUPPLY.
81 HHDS. Musco,ado and Porto Rico sugars
~ IS bbs. Crushed
- " y and extra e Coffee
% hhds. Sugar House and y. r. MolasseS
- bbls. Golden Honey Syrup
80 bags Green Rio Coffee
% /" White Laguyra Coffee
30 boxes prime Cheese, in handsome order
100 !" Tobacco, of medium and tine grades,
sound and unusually cheap
cases Smoking Tobacco, in and 10 ID.
bales, fair To prime, just received. aud for
sale at prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction
j. III. MuVElGH / son.
nov 81 Prince street Wharf Alex'a.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Shipwreok and Loss OF Life

NV YORK. Nov. 3o-A ship supposed
t. be the Mayhnwer, from Norfolk. was
wrecked near Bordeaux on the 9Th of No
vember. All hands were lost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-01

The Stanton Artillery, new volunteer
company, numbering eighty men, rank and
file, which is the complement fixed by law,
has been organized. John d. lmhoden. Cap
lin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-01

NOTICE.A meeting Of the members Of the
IN SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
COMPANY will be held Mt their Office, in this city,
Honday, Ds"smter 5th, merit, for the election OF
Directors Tor the ensuing three years, aud other
business of Importance. A full attendance is de-
sired. WIN. WRIGHT, Secretary.
nov l5--eotDec3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-01

lNAIQuIEk FARM FOR SALE Having de
IL terminal 10 move 10 couutTy, | nov
offer Tor sale my FARM, situated about hve uns
from NurrentVn, the County seat vi Fauqucr
County, aud three miles from the EauJuier W hite
sulphur Springs. II adIulns the lands vi Robert
Hart, Robert HoltLclaw. and others, aud contains
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN AND
THREE QUARTER ACRES. with abundance
oil good woob AND riMBlR. 80 acres Of this land
is timely taken in grass with good meadow OF %
acres. The whole FARM is we'll supplied With
water. good spring. being found in every held
There is quantity of good surface rock for tenc-
ing. and most excellent stone quarry on The land
NJ The DWELLING HOUSE and out build
E.l ings very comfortable.
The Terms OF Sale will bo made accommodating,
and can be known by calling upon the subscriber.
or by letter addressed TO him M Warreutou, Eau
quier County Va. VIM. I. MCCARTHY.
Fauquier County. Va nov l-eotl
A GENTLEMAN. residing near Warrenton.
IA Va, and having u teacher in his family, is
willing to take six or eight Young Ladies rs
Boarding pupils Session TO commence 10Th o
January, 1860.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Board and tuition in usual English branches. 81
French ~
laan "
Instruction on Piano aud Use OF Instrument. ~
One half payable in advance.
Refer 10 Rev. 7. d. Gurley, ID. D., Washington
City: Rev. j. IL. Bocock. ID. d.. Georgetown. ID.
c.: Rev. A. ID. Pollock, and Rev. John w. Pugh,
Warrenton. Va, or address for further informa-
ton JAMES V. BROOKE.
nov l7-2awtt Warrenton, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-01

The gallnws, at Charlestown, has been
town. The cross-strect Running by the Court
House aud Jail, up hill. leads to the place
of execution,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-01

Two SHUPkEEPERS-T subscriber has tor
sale at wholesale
Tin Toys of assorted kinds
Stove RofiIh. OF superior quality
Hacking aud brushes
Tark., in assorted boxes
Percussion Caps. Lead Pencils, Slate Pencils
Needles. &c, IL.
All oil which will be sold ut prices :" Afford
arse profit. Call and see At the AsctiHn and
Commission Store ot
JOHN 7. GsEiGHToN,
nay % No. ~ King street.
I INSEED 0lL.)
(4TANNER'S DO In Iron bound Barrels.
COP Do
TRAIN Do, Tor sale by
nov y GRAY. MILLER co.
IRAY, MILLER / co. offer for sale at low
VI est rates
Bicarb Soda. Copperat,
Sal Soda, lndSa,
ne IN En..r, s..t., Maider
cTORAGE ru. au0hS OR GRAIN WANT
- En-. IN Que Of the very best fire-pr"ot Ware
hou.e. in the city, both 10 room. ventilation
safety, &c., with openings on every side
NV II-.,2w. JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
~ TrBs very choic. GOSHEN BUTTER. :
= ccived this day. by steamer Mount Vernon
aud for sale by ,
nov l., - r. p"' " ~
- BAGS kIo COFFEE, IN store. aud iof -als
LII by nov 2sl MARSHALL w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-01

~ BARRELS PATENT CUT LOAF SUGAR,
III 10 boxes Citron; Crosse 4 Black wells Mush
room aud Walnut Catsup; Pecan Nuts, and Paper
Shell Almonds: Old CASTLE Soap; Italian and
merican Maccaron and Sermicelli; Small Homi
nv or Corn Hrits; CoS's Sparkling Gelatine; just
received per Schr. Statesman, from New York,
and for sale by mo, PSI j +. DOUGLASS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-01

4 meeting os the merchants Of Rlchpond,
was to have been held yesterday, to consider
the propriety Of some CONCERT of action in the
future direct importation of foreign merchan-
disc Of all kinds to that market.
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Childrem's acca,

Prepared bN TIE Grefenburg Company.
The true worth Of this extraordinary and valuable
Medicine never be sci lorth ia words, but Il can
be felt aud apPrec At "a by m"thers whose Children
have been ,atchcd from death by It's use.
Tue celebrated Iir. Williams who has devoted a
life Ia study has anay zed this remedy, aud says the
Grisleuberg Chldren's Panac'a Is cpmpuundcd with
especl reference To tue immature state OF the
rervcs, blood vessels, glands sn bones OF the child 5
body. should a mother neglect To TrvFie herself
with this Invaluable remedy, she may chance 10 be-
hold death claim her children aud have one "a
blame but herself IL certain cure for all dis
eases uf childhood aud receives 10 deserves una
yersal appreciation. ir Ma tn, of south Carolina,
SAYS . Is the best general MEDICINE Tor infants
that ever SAW Dr. Watts, OF New YORK, writes /:
ssln all diseases caused BY teethlRg II rs certain
remedy" Or. Colsun, OF lniHina, says In cases
OF Group have US Il with marked success, also IN
MeasieS from teeting, dIarrhdna pains IA the
stnmacn bowels, SO. [ shoali be satity of great
neglect ard not ,mmend ttla the highest terms. Z"
sg- Fifty cents per oottie sith tail directions
ALEX. AAC<ENLIE,
mayo Agentsigaf Co
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a Z n HaSfu AND ALI. ExfESsEs PAID
00O An Assat zsntsd u esery sssn <ra coan-
. u the La-te4 e<ztas 70 ea<1Ee II liable
knd easy baziaeSs, by wnzeh the above p-oGss
nzy he certzlniy feztizza For further p4rticaizsz
ss.srezz. On J. HESRE WAaSKl, cukxEz oF
sefAaNAY AND lara syakxrs. SEx foRk CRY,
eseioslnz cts fos-axs S<anP-
r<wk-1S@<aw
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AOOD pUWxFXEV
Blacksmith Coal.

TNaE ETNA COAL for Black -smithng has no supe-
Il rtot. Il baras entirely tree fron c4nder, con-
ans less Sulphur, more lntease heat, aad
lasts toageF than aHy oteer coal IA the aaFkel for
sale oy ;. J. ASNEW,
marss-tf back fths n. 4 C. r. r. Depot
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nasbuillf Patriot.
H VI $:
new-Dork.

rom vISCHER, OWEN s. CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton building, 34o Broadway,
New-York.
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PIANOS, MUSIC. &C.. sc.
Election Of Attorney General and
Reporter Of the State.

PURSUANT 10 ins ructons frtmn IN Governor Of the
STATE, Will on saturday, the 18th DAY of August,
1889 open and hoi and election for Att fncy General
and Reporter for the State, to Gil the y
stoned By tue resignation john L. T Saeed
The f'ilowing persons have been appointed Judges.
Clerks and Receivers % Yates for their several Wards
and Precincts. Where have been eft The
receivers OF votes are requested 10 Oil them
District Ne. D. LIST Ward. Judges, q. f. Jones,
john Coltart John Beatty Receiys r, ]. n. Hobbs;
Clerks, J. J. Everett, Alex. Ledbetter.
I'd ward--J dges, 7. J. Halle, W. II Townsend
n. NJ Monoaan; Receiver, ". 2, Downs; Clerks, John
II. Sloan, H., Geo Glenn
Sd ward-Judges, L. LAner. B. 5. Weller, W
L. Boyd; Receiver, Joan Reddick Clerks, jas a Nc
Laughln, V. b. Holeman
4th War Judges, John Mrtin, J W Fe,s, B.
II. Brown; Receiver, J. Alexander; Clerks, James
rrinbie, J. T. Brown
5th Aard-Jaiges, n Carter, Mason vsnnoy J
P Colemaa; Rsceiver, Canon Tucker; Clerks, John Ii
9Th ward-Jadges, 10 Francis, rhos chiltoa, v
Baugh; r.eceiser, A Pyle; Clerks, wm AintoD,
7lh ward-Judges, Vim Davis, Isaac Paul John
rbnt; Receiver, VIM NJ White: Clerks, John Nc
Keen, Jona Ttnksiey.
s.h warl-Jadges, VIM Harrison, C II conger, NJ C
coitoa; Rscever, Jc D'eson' Clerks, Patrick Baak-
Dis.ri 4 No. Judges, John corley, NJ Patter
son, c Mcaarras. ssseiver. Thomas fnqas
District Se2-wm Phsiips, George Charlton,
IN mas Mann Res yer, wgn D,hson.
District No. s-rhcs Page, Eleszer Hamilton, W
c Dobson; Re sesvsr, D NJ Hart.
Distract No. 6-Iaiges, Vim Cartwright, J Ed
monassns d Shamsie; Receiver, Z c Ro.a-
District No 6-iudges, wm Austia, Joal A Battle
W Il b sambil; Recesvpr, joel Battle.
d strset No. 7--3aslg-s, Joau Hope, W X Wair
Jas s.gan, kscsiv r, W Briley-
DisfrfEt 10 s-fsdges, " Ramsey. Danief Car
mack, Jss Runs. Receiver, 4 Ramsey.
Disfrct No. e-Jadgcs. Hisaae, Thomas B
Jehassn, Aaarss sfegory; Rscelyer, " iSacas-
Disirict NJ te-Jadssss SliR Name ng. " Hard
ing, N Hawkins, R-ss-issr Joha harrow.
Dsstrict No u-Jaakrs, Wa Ejnands0n, uenry
Csnff -. Alien Co ton. Receiver. w C5tton
ntstries Ne f2-Jnttges, Jesse Jer-las, wm Z
wat<ins. Jssiia; Re 7eiver, Aria Bcoxn.
Dsstrsct Ne. H-Jadges. IS L Greex, II L Porch,
skeltsn them sss; Receiver, " 9 szn'ta
District Ne 1s--faiscs, toha Prichard fhos J
Aliison, Jse NAYS. X ,ceivcr. Moses Grcer.
Dlstrsct No. Is -Jadges. y Hohssn. A c White 3
Peach: Rec liver, Jas Resell; Clerks, Jas LAnds-
ley Jas rSfmble hro~n
lsstrict M. ie-ladees. W n Hanbltn W D Had
soa, John TA ylos: Eseeesver. = .ck Gee.
DssGFscs No 1G--Ia igcs. c Hall, W n n4snuxes
John Cartwright, r Rsceiyer, Wen IaiEon.
Dlstr ca Ma 11-4adEcs. Jss Y srh5rourh. J W BAL
o~s. " Exsng, Re esveF, d z Ls1nisr.
DsssEiut Ne z2-sasgcs. q - Gsll q " Walker,
Gilsert Asrshslts r csaser, Adj shaw. 4 !
DsstTict NJ. 15-taskes, Drake. ID EAistoa.
Lews Williams, tsoc sfser " n Hyds.
Hstfle1 Ne 1f-J cssaey Taos Bss~, "a r
Graves; aeoesver, Gtzas Garrstt.
- JAMES n HISros.
tunc-o u shari1 a. DzTstscs Co.
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A C A r D

A J. IRWIN Formerly OF Irwin a AeClelland
"a. Huntsville, Ala. y having become associates
with Us IN our business the style OF the arm vsI hs
IRWIN AccLELLAND a co.
Nashville Feb. 10 1859 -Dt
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SPRING OPENING

WE whlcommence receiving oar SPRING STOCR
ia day ortwo, (of which due notice will
gwen Ana as ~eintend going into tile business NOR
extensively than ever, our friends. all ho huv
Tor cash VIII bear Ia mind tliat we do an exoIusiy
Cash Business, and We wall sell goods AZ a veryrn.
aavanee. IRWIN, ACCLEII-ANI 4 co.
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RsfrIssraiers and lee Cram Frstsrrs.
Cotton Yarns.

i large quantity ofthose ceiebrafe1 C9tton Yerns,
rsanassctars1 ~ sle P1nssoad FaEtory, which Cor
saaits snd ssperiarlty sland unrisalsd- Oar s<o<t
embraces al the nuntefs-
xIzRl1.. HOOPER 4 CO..
spre-u Ses- sud Asrke
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A SEsRo NAN, thisty tbrss years q axe. a. ex-
casa Appsy ~ Eha o1cs u~s4<s
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Stop the Report.

iscurrently repo- TED that we sell no Gooos an Iv
a. AUCTION when In fact, thirds Of our saIes re-
private The same ss In other wholesale House ~
the city with tails exception selfo short prsat
Tor cash and short prompt paper.
Iebzl BGAS TRABIfE A. ffrcT,s
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Forty Negroes.
Lemons! Lemons i!
Wheat Fans! Mheal Fans /!
~ Aeuls taoiden syrup.

IUsr reeelsed IN packages u 20 and 10 galons, 81
sl Louis Col lea syrup
Also loaf. Crushed and Powdered Sugars.
hlzE1-I-, HOPPER CO.,
szsysc-a kss aEd sAarzss strsss<
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P II o N o G r A P II Y
PENMANSHIP.
M R. D - II NJ u An,

IIAS now accomplished his object,
IL in showing u the citizens OF
Nashville that PhonograPhy Is easily ~ lk.f
| learned, even by ssall children HIS >ST-~zs1<<3
pupils ara able 10 follow a mDcrats speaker and
rapidly increasing of their writing The
difheuitv OF accomplishing this has been dopby in
creased by the dseoaragng inaience brought bear
upon pupils IN the shape Of misrepresentation, ridi-
cute, &C, &c, IN quarters from which better things
were tn be ex ected. TAX PAYERS and citizens who
the WHAT and the WHY ef this ehap,er.l Never have
community been more gross y deceived IN regard
10 tie aature AMI advantages of Phonatypy and Pho
biography. Citizens who have not the leisure 70
sesiigse the s.bject not that they greatly
lessen the labor, and several years OF time, in
the education Of every ehild, and that they awaken
the Intellectual faculties 70 extent attained by
asher means, and With delight the pap-that they
have been examined, tested practically bs hundreds
uf the most ahe schoal committees achers suler-
lnteh sents aud edacatioaists IN country and
Engand, and reported ~ the highest terms of sp
va, white u has enabled them the DUSrIyTfSG
eEsct Of mode which rains the minis Of % many
ehItdren. and disg siem with learning. such are
the Ell cf OF this mode of teaching la developing
| minds of ehliren, thai they often regarded as
bro iges IN Intellect where's Il the result Of tssch
iag staple truth fastsad If absurd errur.
Af. u. has heretfors chaf gsd merely for the egu
lar coarSe Of tesso1s In Photography, mskiag
aud wriIng after tho principles Of the az, we're learn
ell lie wih continue 10 receive puisis on The same
terms u the 2oth inst sfssF which the terms for fAs
rgGr AZ lessons viii be the same heret fore
but nSntfiy chsrgs wili be made for attending
practice Of the papii altar the coarse is osaalesd.
y. H-An pupils who have not eomplst taeir
course Of lessons are reqaastsd 70 do 80 without de
lay.
ss- Room over ths store Of J. II. MceHi.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-13
Eirty Negroes for Sale.

CtOSSISTISG OF some OF The most vaia. Sle fAnl
~ lies ever 1eEedi a the Nashville market, and .
good iot of yeung msa aud woHen ,boysAna girIs.
mAras W K. J. IYLES.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-13
C o AL B A N G. E S

4 = BEST Louisville Cooking Rsnges for csAl pat
LII up ~iEA tsl wAfer attachment, aud al ths yea
ssls sad Tor sale very how
Also,
Z sm making my Wrought f-oa Stoves 10 be used fsr
Coal, uaa srched ewes aud large nnos. Ssfae thirty
have b1sn pat ~ the city 4na have doae sreil saa
gIsen sntire Satisfaction. fas ap wisA care lsx
pFlces Aa4 w4rfznteds
sizes. far szIs Low ~
j. " WILSON
may so-n cpDee1ls Se~snse.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-13
That Valuable Farm,
Sick Babies Wanted

INHE numerous deaths amoug young children,
!. show III Il the powerful medici g usually pres
cribe Tor III IA, not suited Tor their weakly cond
ton The best FebrIflge in the world for children
- .,lAts llla
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NOV Al.
xOHN ONK a. CO.

II Ayk ,sass &c. e lhs,. eook- -blaasIy EgIEfU
tho BAPTIST euhiishiag Aoase, next
house sulos DaeglAs q CO aortk sHaHzAAzs0
Market tffeef No 50, Sd dear from the sfuars-4nd
will be irbssroid eastsmsrs and Invite
Paes tast eanf seFk : ear tine. We pre-
pared 10 make Btank Books IN he tesl manHer snd
amer az given tttern- Particular affentinn ~ii be
paid q TIE Hindink Of Periodicals. aad old Baoks-
Oar sriess are a. les the lowest. fhe styls of
work san De seen AZ tie Riaaery or stare eE uEian
4ists atsenticns fsrlf-snsdsf
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v,sorusAfs vii be RECEIVED fsF ne Old PAN
i KRIS eA<k H0<sE. a. 4 nos stAn1s, l< - re-
nsovct nlss12seiS, = giss Riass e nex es'adlsgs
~ An IT n,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-05-18
STAND N0T ON THE ORDER OF
YOUR GuING.

Bu' 20 Of once" and procure some Of Com
stock a. Brothers. celebrated Mcdicinrs.
Their reputation Is Worldwide. aud when
once used they supercede all nihers Among
them Is Cherry aud Lrngworl, the bet
remedy known for coughs and colds: o.r,
Turkish Balm. Hair Gloss. Worm teo, Pills,
md many u,hers. IN The different com.
plants for which they ure recommends 4.
these Medicines may be depended upon \.
% "u'I that medicine can" and though We
DO not pr tend they nre absolutely niallihle.
yrt when Medicine can cure they will. Try
them, and he convinced.
Also ln~t received fresh supply of
iUUhT1'S e. CARTOONS Horse a,d
Cattle Medlcnes-tne very beet ever mad.
For sale 70 jasper by ISAAC NEWTON.
In lIuniingburg hy DAVID BRASpExsTISE;
,'-p agents irr Marcel Indian Root Fills.