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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-11

MoLASSES.-The market continues inactive, with
small receipts a limited demand, and the Of
the week have been confined to few small lots,
mostly at 25032c. for inferior and fermentng, ana
34(0s7c. p gallon for prime and choice reboiled.
few hundred Dbl. have sold from the CITY ref
neries at the wide range of 35GD31L and 4oc. q gal
Ion according to quality.
COFFEE--There has been good demond during a
portion OF the week, and the salse have embraced
about IL 100 bags, a range of l1(Dl211c p ID as
extremes including to-day 800 at IL &c, z97 at IL
and 200 at 21Sc. q fb. We quote ordinary to good
fair at llGD ~, and prime at I2Ic. q fb
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CINCINNATI Oct. I0-FIour 81 soc 81 20.
Corn s0c. Oats 41c(943c- Whisky-sales
500 bbis. at .26c. Sugar 1880. Molasses
4l942c. Coffee l2(9l27c.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 10.-Cotton sales to-
day $500 bales advanced I. Middling l0s
@l05. Sugar, new crop fully fair 70. Elk
change on London easier. E~s4 IA
New York. Oct. 10.-Evening-Cotton
dull sales 400 bales; Middting Uplands liz.
Flour firm, sales 500 barrels Corn firm,
Is 900 bushels.
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ns- Remember that Lieut.. MAURY deliv-
ers the Annual Address before the Ten lessee
Agricultural Bureau at the Fair Grounds to-
day.
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- Mr. J. P. SYNNOTT has sold his inter
est in the Lagrange Monitor to his late part
ner Mr.. T. J. Shelton, aud has retired from
his position as one of the editors of the paper.
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Arrived.

NEw YoRK. Oct. s.-The steamer City Of
Manchester has arrived. Her dates have
bera anticipated.
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Qommrrrial.
Now OrIeans Market.

NEW ORIKANs, Oct 7, p. II.
C0TTON.-We close our last weekly report Of the
Cotton market upon a fair demand and a range or
prices which had exhibited Quotabie change dur
ing the preceding three weeks. During the week now
under review have again had but little alteration
to report in the condition Of the market, the demand
generally keeping pace with the supplies Of the Md
Gng and better qualities, and up to last evening the
5000 Saturday, 5000 on Monday, 5000 On Tue :.
day, 10 900 Wednesday, and 45v0 yesterday, the
rates being pretty well maintained at previous
quotations, though the lower qualities rather
neglected To-day the demand has been moderate
with sales Of about SIS 900 bales, making total for
the week about IS 200 bales the market closing at
easier prices for buyers, and reduce our quota
tons 1Sc q h for all qualities
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G L D T II I N G.
AND
Merchant Tailoring /.

We are receiving a large eieg ant stock OF
Fall Winter Clothing; Goats, Pants. Vests, Boys
and Youths Clothing aud Furnishing GOous OF every
description. Also, full and complete stock OF
CiotHs, CaSsimeres and vestings, winch will
up order and guarantee TO give fulI satisfaction.
Ca and examine ut
wARD, BIRMINGHAM X Co.'S,
sep21-3m No. ~ Public square.
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one or me Fan,,Iies.

There is q family in Bourbon county. KY
consisting of father, mother, six sons and
three daughters, whose aggregate weight is
2.29s pounds the heaviest of the LOT weighs
are over sax feet in height the tallest 6 feet
IL inches the shortest 6 feet 2 inches.
There were giants in those days"-that is,
10 the days of the progenitors of this family.
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~ Lieut.. NJ. F. MAURY reached the city
last evening, and is stopping at the City
unta
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Prom. Efah-

The Utah mail says Mckenzie the forger OF
Government checks. has been sentenced TO
two years imprisonment In the Penltentiary.
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a. We are requested TO announce s. L. FINLEY as
. candidate for Attorney General OF the Ninth Judi
eiai Circuit Election May, $780,
oct lite
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Nashville Il Northwestern Il. II.
49, 80: sE;;s - Ssz -
Great Hargaims in A.and.

HAVE the following Tracts for Sale, very low, IL
Il called upon 5000 AZ Kingston springs
l Tract OF Fine limbered Land, Containing $50 acres
l Z" Z" - :" 375 acres;
a. " a. 3l5 acres.
Also, Five Farms on the Road and within mile Of
Kingston springs
1 Farm, improvements poor, containing 800 acres;
l Farm with gooI improvements, - 81 acres
" "a - 80 3l5 acres !;
" I" q a. 200 acres Bottom Land ,
containing acres;
l Farm, & ,od improvements, containing ls5 acres.
J. kRhIDER,
sep5-3w Land AgeAt
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e. We authorized TO announce JoHS W. MAR
rrx As candidate for County Trustee at the ensuing
March election. octll-td
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IT PWe are authorized To announce JAMES NJ.
HINTON as a canuIdaIe Tor a. OF
Sherm OF Davidson county, at the ensaing March
election. scpi-otd.
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The Church party threaten Alvarado, and
consequently endanger Very Cruz
Broderick's duel was fair and honorable.
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Arrival OF the sfeamer Indian.


The steamer Indian has arrived at Farther
Point with Liverpool dates of the 2Sth. Cot
ton-sales of three days Fl 900 bales. of which
SPECTATORS took 1000 aud exporters 5000
bales. Market dull; prices easier. but quo
taiions generally unchanged. Superior quail
ties slightly declined. Breadstnffs dull. Pro
visions dull. Manchester advices unfavor-
able. All qualities slightly declined. Com
soils 95s995a Flour steady. Wheat quiet
but steady. Corn has declining tendency,
with but little inquiry. Beef firm. Pork
dull; quotations nominal. Bacon quiet.
Lard dali at Sos. Coffee steady. Sugar
dull.
LoNDoN-Br eadstuffs dull. Sugar heavy !;
declined 52@6d. Money market generally
unchanged.
1t is rumored that treaty will be signed
at Zurich in few days.
CHINA. August 10.-News unimportant.
The whereabouts of the American Minister is
unknown.
The Great Eastern will probably be further
delayed.
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Dp Telegraph.
'orcfgn.

NEw YoRE, Oct. s.-Richardson, Spence
4 Co. say cotton holders are pressing on the
the Market, which is cheaper and tending
downwards. Lower qualities declined ! to
I; better grades declined Liz; middling
Orleans Is 16.
Stolterforts circular reduces useful grades
slightly. lot of useless cotton, though
not the lowest sort was taken for export at
I'D; middling grades /. Marriotto & Co. IS
circular says that in the face of large grow
ing crops, they see no reason to purchase
beyond sufficient to meet present demands.
They state decline of Lie to I, and say
lower qualities are unsaleable. Hewitts cir
cular says there is q decline of !, and that
the larger portion of the stock is useless.
Imports of the % 900 baies-quantity ut sea
"a 900 bales against 26 600 last year.
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PREMIUM PIANOS.

r A. MCCLURE has for sale so
ID Piano Fortes from celebrated - -
makers, Steinway 4 sons, A. al. Gale II IN nj
4 CO., Hszeltsn Bros, Peters, Cragg
4 Co. and Others consisting of aud 90 and 71s
Octayes and ranging price from si0o 10 5000, all
warrenteo Ia every respect. Persons purchasing
him - al pay s2s as than n
they gave an order a PEDLAR for instrument
that they neither hear until it Is put up In
their parlOr. When II is sometimes very hard 70 nnd
Instrument that pleases la every particular when
have a dozen to select from, Is IL At all
kelly you would be pleased ia buying by order
the largest Stock of sheet Music Books.
and small Music Instruments ever offered In the
Market, aud will be sod lower than by any
other house in The CITY Come 90 80 UHio1 street and
b. convinced. J. a MCCLURE
iunoxs-ll
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From DR.. KeFarIane Senior Resident Physeiam, Ne.s
Orleans.
Having witnessed DIR. Ealing's opera
rations, l have great pleasure in endorsing
all the testimonials he possesses, of being an
expert and dexterous operator, without cut
ting or giving pain, and with conhdenc re-
commend every one TO him."
]. T. MCFARLAND, NJ. d.
New Orleans. 2 III - Il
From DR.. Cartwright, Principal Consultrg PAysieioH,
az cheertully bear testimony, from per-
sonal experience, of DIR. Ealing's skill as
practical and successful operator in his liue
of business
SAM. A. C. CARTWRIGHT, NJ. d.
New ORLEANS, June 20, 1883.
From Or. Austins, President of the Charity Hospital,
Neo OrIaanI.
al have witnessed several operations per-
formed by DIR. Ealing for the extraction Of
Corns. / consider his mode Of treatment the
most efficacious have seen. l have no hest
tation in recommending him to all who suffer
WIN. S. AUSTINS, NJ. D.
New Orleans, April 10. 1853.
From DR.. VIM Neloton Mercer.
"a From my experience of the operations Of
DIR. Ealiug, I am induced to believe that he
is an ardent and skillful Chiropodist."
w. NEWTON MERCER.
las Canal street.
New Orleans, May l6. 1859.
From DR.. VIM. j. Waller, President Of the Shelby Col
Iege, Ky.
DR.. Ealing is unquestionably a scientific
and eminently skillfnl operator in the ex-
traction of Corns. The undersigned has
tested bis knowledge as a ehiropodist, and it
gives him much pleasure TO add his testimony
to the Doctors indisputable claims to public
confidence. All who have need of his pro-
fessional services may trust with undoDbtIng
assurance that their confidence will not be
misplaced WIN. J. WALLER.
Shelby College, KY, Jan. s, 1859.
From DR.. H. J. Jones, If fAe Oldest Physisians Of
LoHssrtlie, AZ
icci III uuig uouuu 70 state tnet nave
suffered with diseased nail on the large toe
OF the foot for the last thirty years and so
much so that il affected my whole SYSTEM
called on DIR. Ealing, and before knew
what he was going TO do, he put my diseased
nail in my hand, to my utter establishment,
as decidedly did NOS expect that be could
remove the nail from such delicate and
tender part without causing me the slightest
pain.
"Dr Ealing is decidedly the most expert
and talented professor and operator In sur
gerry, have ever met, and his fame and won
derful talent ought TO be made known to all
who have suffered as badly as I have, and /
consider that the principles which direct the
operation Of DIR. Ealing. are such as to rem
der bis success always certain
q - W. N. JONES, N. D., 81
Louisville. KY, Dec. 3, 1857.
Fto~ Dr.. Ednonson, Physseian, 81 Levis CsnEty,
Ma
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Architectural Works.

y. HAgan hAsjass received soan's oity Aaa sabur.
ban Architecture, containing numerous designs aaa
details tor paelis eainses And prisaze residences
siaAns Aeasl Arehs,sci xisA dsssEnz. spselso2
tioas and sssm@issi sloAa's Carpenters GUIDE;
Rddsil's siensiac - III Baiidsr; with osher ss.na-
srd and ssisAoss sorks "a sa1laias, Arshlle<lsre,
esfs
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For Deputy marshal.
For sheriff.

R6-We are .tuInoTiZ5d auuOduce d. +. l..
FoIsD as Candidate for Deputy Marshal OF the City
VI Nashville. sepz7-te.
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Criminal Court Clerk.

pS- We authorized To announce x. II. CAMP
BELL. as Candidate Tor Criminal court C!eTk, the
ensuing March eleeuou. augiG-te
RS- Ne are authorized Ia announce CHAS L. DIG
CONS a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk at the
next March elcctrUn. july 1T
Rs- Weare authorized To announce JOHN SHAM,
Esq, Candidate fOr re-eieo 10 the Office Ut
Criminal Court CLERK March election. my lite
III We are authorizcd 20 a..ounee DIR T. NJ
PATTERSON as csndIdaIe Gur CrInIsssi Court Ciefk
atIhc ensuing March election. nay-4 III
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n ME ErSA Il the oaly Coal In the market % for
Y coakias p-rposes- IL alussst eHtlrey free
from snoks q, snd contains oaiy per csns
ashes- IL Will buEn tonger and give better heal
than amy ether Orders can be dropped Ban -
Ro-s oee, ~ Ehs fard, bsck II Ne S4zhvllls A1d
Oe.lEAnaox4 sLAllre4a Dspo1-
sspi1-tf 81. AGSEw.
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EPPERSON INGS.

The following persons have been visitors at these
Springs and we refer TO them for the medicinal
qualities OF the water, &C.
>. A G Noel, Nashville. David johnson, Gallatin.
A. -. Toran, - WIN. 5. Munday, -
Thos &. Burge, 90 James Turner,
C. q Torbitt Thos. I. I. Tabb, ~
Andy Hamilton, +" X. Anitt, HariSyhle
X. y Hoi ins, " RASCL Bennett, "
Jas F. Miller, 's w Tee, Middleton, Miss
Geo H.tch,ngs, II. IL. Montgomery, Sha-
John ID. James, I" ron, MISS.
Vim. Roberts, +" WIN. A. Baldwin, do.
J. I. BransIord. - c. c. SAUNDERS, Canton.
n. L. Cheaves, Columbia JnO W. Shelton, Memphis.
w SDuIler, Murfreesboro. Ofutt, Middeton, ny.
r. >. GOoch, smyrna. Jas McCariy,
Jas. T. STRATUM Lebanon. DIR. Janison,
WIN. w. Price, - Robert Wilson,
John organ, a DIR Koob Clarksvile.
EIbridge Seawel, - DIR. Moody, 80
William +. .Iid John Hol- tea. "a >. DCnelson, Hen
den, GaI.atin. dersonve, Tenn.
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A - : a 49, :: is * &c - =; = :::.
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!. Gagaa's BOOK Stare
MASONIC BOOkS.
F. II A G. A N,


Has Just received ths fellswIng AasOasc Books:
Anderson's Constitutions;
Harris Diseoarses on freemasonry;
Calcou's Disquisiti'ns;
divers sy nabol Of Glory;
Preston's Illustrations II Masonry;
webb's freemason' : MSaiior;
hAeoy's True Masonic Galle; ...
Masonic Manual; esq
Maekey's Lexicon of freemasonry;
cruss' Masonic Chart;
"a fempiar's -
Gray's Mystic Circle;
DAVIS Fresmasoa's Monitor;
Scouts Analogy Of Masonry and revealed religion;
h-eksy's Asson'c jurisprudence;
=. Book Of the Chapter;
hoore's new A~soaic rrestle- board;
a. Ancirnt Charges;
"a Craftsman and Freemason's Guide;
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White Fish.
IN nBts. l.slrssslvss .se for sale ~
~ se.& .. q nscxkl
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EPPERSON SPRINGS
For Sale at Auction.
On Saturday, the Sih day OF 0 .Ober, 1859,

AZ E will for sale, at the Court House door in
w the Guy of Nashville, between 10 and IL o.
clock the property situated Ia Macon county, Tenn
20 miles from Gallatin, known as
EPPE RSON SPRIN GS.
There are four different kinds OF Sprngs-say Red
White aud Black sulphur and Chaly beaIe waterfall
of hch Sprin-s valuable Tor their medicinal
quIlities.E There is accommodations for 800 board
ers and all the Rooms veil furnished.
The Land belonging to the Springs, containing 400
acres, 100 IN cultivation ,the balance well iimOered
We offer THIS property Tor sale as Executors oil Dr.
A NJ. DEBow, deceased.
1erms.-one third cash, the balance in one, two
aud three years.
f. f. 4 T. I rofls, Executors.
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FSo~ DR.. EdaOnson, PAyssesaa, 81 Levis cs-~;y.
DR.. Ealing has completely cured my
corns by bis mild. yet extraordinary process,
without cutting or causing the smallest
amount Of pain In the operation. To any
one troubled with these painfal snnoyanees.
can sincerely recommend him TO them as
an exceedingly skillful and judicious opera
tor" T. 7. EDMoNSoN, N. ID.
ST. Louis, Nov. 50, ls5s.
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Railroad Work.
Contractors Work.

Z
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Special Notice,
? MEM FINN.
New Firm.

TIRE undersigned have this day associated them
sstsss lssgeslaer andsF tiss arm, - Afsliks
ClikAfhAa skurtsks, tor the parioss " tfassl't
iag lSQsur sHi WlAe. Cigar ADD 4oo eses D ~ ess
am a4s "a every rcstecs % tls4f cafrtd % ~ thsh
sxe.lecessors Ntsllslnsen y ~ af-an, snd hsfe d
zsf q ala loa - EsetA esnt e@iscs q
tins paiFo age nheraly extoAsd ~ tlAt eslsssr q
SAsayslls, Ju1y sth. lsss - -
iuly s-tf Iu1zS I. ClikA4IfAM
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C II ID.

II BE subscriber informs lis friends and the public
GENERALLY that he has til day sod HE entire
crest IA the CoiEceTn Os WILLIAMSON a CHEAT
HAM Ia JOHN l. Z HkA1HAA- In withdrawn from
the business be would iecIfuly tender bis warm
eel thanks Ia al his numerous friends have so
lib ra'iy extended their patronage a. The old con
Germ, aud sOlCts lrVns the same
Ia sucet ssDrs-gentenI,n la every respect
tiea to The highest conh.es Nashville, JuA o. 1859
f fHHi ALEXANDER " lIIIAM>ON
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which greatly facilitates the process of teethng by
sortening the gums and reducing all inflammation; wi
aIIay ALI PAIN ANA spasmgdie action, aud Is
SURE To REGULATE TIE BUwEIS
Depend upon II, mothers 70 viii give rest TO your
selves, aud
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1 Plain 4 Ornamental Win
dow and Door Frames
and shutters;
Hosting Machines for
Stores:
Iron and Glass Pavnments
made strong and water
rig /, admir- bly, adapt
ed to light up cellars
and vaults:
Street Crossings. Crate
ings, Lamp and Hitch
iig Posts;
Vaults and Vault Doors,
and Jail work, &c.
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RELIEF AND HtALIR To YOUR INFANTS.

this article for over ten
cOSrIpkNCE AND TkUIH Of
been able To say OF
ER HAS II FAILED IN
EFFECT A cURk., when
Ne know 40 INSTANCES
one Who Lsssi II, Oh
lighted with its opera
Uf highest cOmhenda-
aud medical virtues.
"wHAT VIZ no KNOW"
cnco, AND PLEDGE oUE
MINT ~ wnAT VII HERk
instance where the in
ana exhaustion, relIe
twenty minutes after
tered.
|. ton - the prescription
4 ff.hlt.NCkl. anu shIL-
; land and has beea
|, lNs, SCCCEHs N
Tn GASES. ra
from pain, but iDvig
bowels, UurTrcIs acidl
sEgy 10 the whole 81 S.
stantly relieve
BOW Ills, AND
; COlIC.
!. whicn q not speedily
. Ne believe II tAe bee
> NosLD, IN ali cases oi
= RIGA IN CtilLukk>
]. tcclhllg. or from ANY
!, SAY 10 every uiothvi
; from any OF the ktrrgp
, La lOt X i.REIUiDi
lICkS or iik-isS
ing cinld and tie feiiel
ABSOLUTELY stikE-
/. meoIctue. u tmei,
. Viii accompany esel
: sss tas fac-simile %
. lurk, 10 on Tie oas
out Abs world. =
Csdar 81 New Yoek
Gems per bottle.
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Balconies, verandas, Area, Yard ard Cemetery
enclosures Gates and Fences in Wrought Iron Work,
Cast and Composite. s4.ls5 : $3.50
Jobbing and Repairs executed with despatch.
Having a thorough practical knowledge of tie
rious branches of Mechanical Engineering, shall de-
vote my entire attention to the general supervision of
the business and with the assist of competent
Foremen in the several departments, large force of
experienced workmen and the extended faciItiesnow
at my command feel every confdeuc in my ability
compete successfully with any similar establish
ment the country. 7. NJ. BHENNAN,
aug27-tf NJ ace.
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LOO D w NlExE h
AND
HEALTH RESTORER.
DIR. T. AeGO WIS
SARSAPAltkLLA
. AND sfs saf
lODlDE OF N-OTASH.

ilREPARKI FROM FRESH RooIs-ths enls kind
sortns abe eoaaaenes Of Ply sic IA or The paa-
la--superior hers for removing tmpgrffies VI
tbs blood Mercury from lhs ssfsfenss and eaFfng
Eruptious ,fimpss BoIis sores ,Khsam2ism Neural
gi. Syphilis Sorofas Dropsy ifsezsez 81 Tie f4ck
LIVER Kidneys skin aud Head. fesnais C.'mpi<snts,
"A . makes the skin clear and smooth aad should DC
used in the sprins snd nsnalst "a pAfais sse eiesa
Preparee BY "a S.Ht6ltkS .Mrlnrh's TEEN, =.
80 ,ssssi4li Nashville b. oxe< HooFER hAlst =
Iso~S and 10. q .ssoss sprssgssss
MAJ l.
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ROCK CITY SALOON.

IIAVING, at cor side abe exTense an labor ,dtted
HI MP n rev SALOON IN the t;rx tie buihii' IS
fronting Cherry street, ore door tram the cor'fet
Of l,ea.. rick and Cherry the subscriber would
ecifully vt. the aN &C Sao.'n laxuri's 90 give
him call ~ the quality he Brareics, Wines,
liquors, Cigars tobacco, etc. Ifrr mi ttn e. elise
1T. utcn L. husinsss, aud keeping the very st
bran a. LIQUORS alNaNs a. ham, viii nit = him
b. p'hi' Iat'onage D. rs detei M ed that ths Rock
it, SELDOM shal popular E!acr o resort, Ca all
= no g fond of et.of tlnng. The lest quality o.
ALT and LAGER FER AWAY on ham tor u tins
shall he assisted hy Mr. r v. Colleit the well
known pr pfiet'r o, tie ia Vrrnni Ganers.
seplg-if FRANK Nj LER.
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dissolution.
NiSSOlOsiON.
Dissoiulion of CoparlnersIIiD,

"A Hk. unaerssse have this day dissolved bs nu
Il tuai c''IseLt the ooIaTtnerslilp heretofore con
uueieu unaeT hetrm oI WILLIAMSON a CHEAIHAM
Alexander WilILn4stsn having sold out his entire
teIrst III c"hcerA to john l.. Chcaihaua.
AashynIr, Jul, 9th, 1883.
MN AIIAANDER WILLIAMSON,
Akthk CHkAIHAA.
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HAvING recently purchased the above extensive
II establishment is pr7par ed to execute ll"rders
for Foundry and Machine Work on the most reason
able terms.
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ICE! ICE!


* ssars asa Isf sal 50 BAGS sxsEz FAasily fsszf
i NIxkll., HO0lkz 10
usszs NC Se- sn1 k<<stss
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4 70 ma ) GKAss ST. 50. Iasi Metres sns fNF
- sale Is RAMS, sRDss = eo.'s
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fiFe PROOF Houses,
Iron Fronts, Orders and
Roofs;
Conservatory and Hot
house api o'ntm"ntS:
Columns, Winsow X Door
lintels and Sills;
CODsols, Modillions and
Brackets, COrintlian
COrreggic, Doric, Ionic
and Composite Capita Is
Tor columns and antes
Of all sizes;
Cerniccs, Noul'lings and
Leaves in variety.
Spirals and straightStairs
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CLASSIFICATION.

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cCuUusIbIe arIcIes viii be charged local
each hoau, anu only Al kOads' convenience
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LAGLE SEWING MACHINE
Manufacturing, Co.'s
Depot No. 30 Union ST.,
NJ. NJ. HENKLE, JR.,
sepe-u Agent.
MfOifal.
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For Children Ieelhing -4a

A experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pr
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GENERAL MACHINERY DEPARTMENT.

Stationary and Steamboat turbine and Reaction Wa
Engines and Roiiers ter Wheels;
FIGURING ard Grist Mills Tobacco n l. I'd Presses:
and Mill Mat hinery; Water ana Gas ipes Re
Circular, Sash ana Auley torts Gas Works
Saw Mills; Castings;
Sugar Mills and Corn Rolling Mill Machinery &
CrusheTs; Blast Cylinders;
Cast and Cut Geering for Gin Machinery, Cranks
Cotton Mills; GudgeOns, ShAfting &c.
Z An extensive catalogue of Patterns OF Spur and
Devil Geerhg Pulleys, Balance anu Band WLeels, 10
elect from.