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The Progress of Christian Union.

Despite the strong ties that have bound all
Christians more or less closely TO the Car %
Sccts and Parties, there is constantly grow
ing desire for a more close and real union
among thu evangelical Churches OF Protestant
Cnr>trndom. The progress OF this work has
been as rapid perhaps, a. might De expected
or d, sired considering its magnitude aud the
mnltiorm Obstacles To he overcome.
Uuion- TO promote Foreign aud Domestic
Missions the circulation of the Il bic without
nuIe or COMMENT sabbath Schools, Il ligious
Tracts. temperance, &c, may be regarded as
t.e first step in this great work.
Tue great Christian Alliance, formed in
London in August, 1916, consisting OF about
thirteen hundred representatives from all the
leading Churches in Protestant Christendom,
was anUlhr: grand step towards union The
Young Meas Christian Association is an
other very important step towards 1t. The
Am rican and Foreign Christian Union is
sail another. Tn daily unions OF prayer,
chiefly 10y laym OF all CHRISTIAN denouiua-
tons, follo"td "y great revival OF religion
in all The principal cities of the United States,
are justly regard d a. greatly in advance Of
any steps previously taken. These are real +,
prac zeal Uaions, AID OF such continuance as
to eiicct grea, good.
But the rnd Is not yet. i see still another
grand step proposed To be taken on the first
Monday Ia UcLubcr nrXt-a prayer meeting
in all The Churches in the United States for
real unio., such as Christ prayed for in tue
xvii chapt,r o! j. hn-''that The world may
believe" This prop ST on comes from TWEEN
ty-,ix eminent Cl rgymen OF the city of
Philadelphia city of BroIherly Love"
consisting of EpiscUpalians, Presbytcrians,
M.Ihudists. Bapusts. Dutch and German Re-
T. rued Churches.
WHAT will the Ministers and Churches Of
the goodly city al Nashville do on that day I!
True. 1t will b. a busy day-the meeting of
our State Legislature, the Grand Lodge OF
l. d. .. +. the Grand Lodge of Ancient York
Ma>ons. TEcse meetings viii also bring
some praying men into the city. These and
all our chui ches must pray Tor the union Of
all Christians on that day, five have TO do 1t
a We walk or run the streets to wait upon
our gu, SITS aud customers.
But, We can meet in our respective church
es at o'clock. A. NJ, and devote one hour 10
prayer. aud then at night can have
grand union meeting for prayer and short
addresses in one OF our largest churches.
Let Us have it, and pray for our Legisla-
turc TOO.
Union OF CHURCHES & UNION OF STATES.
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pp Gelegrapb.
ARRIVAL of the arabia.

New York, Sept. 2i.-The steamer Arabia
.aas arrived at Halifax with Liverpool dates
Of the 10th. =
Cotton sales of the week 81 900 bales. of
which exporters took ii 500 bales; the mar
ket opened active but closed quiet; sales Fri
lay 1000 bales, of which exporters took
1000 bales; closing quiet but steady; Orleans
Fair Sd: Middling Z l-l6; Mobile Fair lid;
diddling 1916; Upland Midding 81.
Manchester advices favorable. The mar
zet having an advancing tendency.
HAvRE Cotton sales OF the week $500
,ales; market steady; New Orleans Tres Or
liuaire ll3f. Money abundant and generally
Unchanged. Consols 954. Bullion in the
3ank of England has Increased e95.0O0.
Breadstuffs dull. Provisions have de-
clining tendency. Flour quiet. Wheat steady.
Corn dull. Beef heavy; middling and lower
grades decliued. Pork heavy; all qualities
lightly declined. Bacon heavy; declined rs.
Sugar heavy.
The Great Eastern has been safely to sea
and performed satisfactorily.
The Zurich Conference has suspended.
The Assemblies of Parma and Romagna
have resolved on annexation to Piedmont
LIVERPOOL. - yellow corn IS. 81. a6s.
Bacon declined I'd. Coffee firm.
Arrived at Genoa Mariana from New
Orleans.
The Bolognese National Assembly have
declaredIn favor of annexation TO Sardinia,
aud authorized the President to express to
Napoleon aud the King of Sardinia their
sympathy for the Venetans, Offering TO make
peculiar sacrifices in her favor. The Pope
has been attacked by "A fever, and compelled
W suspend audiences for several days, but
he is recovering. 1t is supposed that The
Pope's army will not be able to act against
Garibaldis.
Several French journals have been pro-
hibited in Sardinia Tor advocating the separa-
ton OF Savoy from Piedmont.
Proposals are pending in the National As
sembly Confirming FarIni dictator, aud de-
clarlng The termination of the bourbon
dynasty.
Madrid journals say The Emperor OF
Morocco has promised to inf1ict eX, mplary
punishment on the tribes who insulted the
Spanish flag and murdered Spanish subject.
Spain discrediiing this, continues prcpara-
tiUns against them.
The Emperors oi France and Austria are
to meet i'll Switzerland.
The u rich Conference determined on the
boundaries OF Lnmbaldy.
England has presented a friendly note
asking EXPLANATIONS OF the Object of cOncen-
| tratIug Spanish troops at Algier III tue viciui-
| ty Ol Gibraltar.
| the Emperor OF Morocco.
AigIers is tranquil.
A CucasSan depui alton arrived at Con-
stautiuople aud presented protest to the
| Foreign ambassadors against tue INVASION of
/ their country by Russia and stating that the
| whole province would be Obliged 10 subml t
unless supported by the Porte.
| There has been great fire at Erzeroum,
| also reported shocks vi an earthquake.
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ELEGANT GooDs AT RErAh-SuMETHING RICH
FOR THE LADIEs.-Tue stocks of tall winter and
dry-goods brought on by our retail merchants
are unusually large aud elegant. and their
@ lies so tar have been, like the verdict OF the
coroner's jury, lin accordance with these
facts IL must he particularly interesting
to the ladies to go through the large establish
mrnt of Nessrs. MCWmIRTER. MILLER d Co,
at No. 5 North Market street and Look at
their brilliant array of dnuble-skirt silk
robes. lTocade bayadcre silks, fancy poplins,
fancy -delaines. and their beautiful assortment
oil cluaks, shawls, mantles, hend-dr, s>es, bon
net libbons, and the thousand and one 9TH ele-
giant articles of use and ornament, which the
ladies know best how to appreciate and ad-
mire.
Messrs. NOVEMBER. MILLER i Co. have
also large and complete assortment of
cloths, cassimeres. vestings, &c, of every
variety, together with hats, caps. boots and
shoes which they purchased cheap, and will
sell at very low prices. Their advertisement
in this mornings PATRIOT speaks for itself.
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O. 4 Il H no - Il i,
Louisville. ky.

The Proprietors OF the GAIT HousE, pre-
pairing tor large Increase of travel --..n the
opening of the Louisville and Nasl s,lle Rail-
road. have enlarged the Hotel To doio.e its
former capacity, with new and ex.edave Bill
lizard Rooms, Bath Rooms, &c.
The public may rely that the well-earned
reputation OF the Gait ii suse, as strictly first
class Hotel. shall be maintained. The House
Is most conveniently located for travel East
or West, as the Louisville Once OF the JEFF
fersonvilie Railroad. having direct Railroad
connections To all Northern aud Eastern Cit
les, and The landing OF the United States Mail
Line Steamers for Cincinnati and the East,
are within square Of the Hotel.
rs- Baggage Checked in the Gait House
to all the principal points. North. East aud
West
Jss- Time iron Louisville 10 New York
50 hours. augls-em
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other states.

Gold, American 80. :. par silver, .....,. $3.50. pa
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A PARTNER WANTED The proprietors of
the Memphis Morning Bulletin advertise for
partner with capital OF $4,000. or good
available credits to that amount, to have
entire Charge OF the business department OF
the establishment, its Secretary and
Treasurer, and II member of its Board of Di-
rectcrs. They say
1t can be demonstrated to such an one, that
the invcStm Notwithstanding him, as il will,
bali sharrr in its prOiit:--will he all uamedI-
dteiy iucrdtire one such a. thcIe is not often
H. pport nifty ON Ike. One main o j CT in
afOi uiu- 1t is 10 get some br1ins-heLp, a. well
II, TO increas the capital OF The Bulletin
Company proportiOnate with its increase of
business. and thus enlarg, the facilities TO con-
duct hat business with the greatest practical
ble amount OF profit.
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The THEATRE.-Owing to the forbidding
appearance OF the weather last night, there
would have been had the heavens been more
proportions. In the popular comedy OF SUI
Waters Run Deep, Mr.. WALTER KEEBLE APP
appeared. with his accustomed success. as
"John Mildmay,n and Mrs. w. NJ. WARD made
her third appearance here this season, in the
character OF "Mrs. Hector Sternhold.p Mrs
E. T. SrErsoN played the part OF Mrs. Mild
may"
The drama of The Brgaad aud the comedy
Of Simpson Il o., are up tor tonight.
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A LUXURY FOR SMoKERs.--LASGLEY, around
here on Union Street, has just received
fresh supply of the celebrated Smoking
Tobacco, manufactured by M. MOORE, OF
Lynchburg, Va. This, in our opinion, Is
decidedly the best smoking tobacco that can
be had. 1t is put up in packages of five and
ten pounds, or it may be bought of LANGLEY
in smaller quantities. Get you meerscbaum
or one of LANGLEY's sold Virginia. clay
pipes, which are just as good, and try this
tobacco. You'll hardly wish for any better.
or if you do, you can't get it.
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BUTrERsCoTCH.-lt is agreed by all who
know anything about the matter that FULcHER
is making a better article of "Butterscotch'
than he has ever before made. He has been
constantly deriving fre,h skill from his daily
experience, aud he is rapidly bringing his
ndy 10 perfection, if, indeed. 1t is not al
ready perfect. Mr.. FULcHER is certainly a
nefacior to the little folk OF Nashville, and
when he "goes back" and can no longer
bestow his benefaction, we trust they will
erect monument TO his memory-to the
memory of his "Butterscotch". anyhow. For
sale at the drug stores and candy-shops.
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out the world.
CcsiAr 81. New York
cents per bottle.
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Nj u NICIPAL ELECTION.
Saturday, Sept. 24. 1859.

A the last Regular Meeting Of the City Council
IA the following persons were appointed Uficers a.,
hoid an election IN the various Wards IN this Clty ON
the last saturday Ia September. fer the burmese az
electng a Mayor, and also one Alderman ard two
Coaaclmen from each Ward RESI- ectiyely for one
ysar. The Polls ~ili be open at 0 O'Clock M and
close at o'clock, p u. -
FIksT WARD.-Judges John DOYLE Thos Hohao,
W. j. Phillips; Receiver Of Votes, q f. Jones Clefks
r. IL sneet, Wan keeBan; Magistrate n attend ana
qualify Of1eers, John Coltart, ESQ.,, Election 70 be
held a. Morris 4 strauon's Warehouse -
skroND NARD--Judges, c. ,. Berry Geo Morse
Fred Sloan, lr.; Receiver 81 Votes Jack Croc kett
Jerks, Lee Coleman Jr J. II. sioan IT.: Magistrate
to a,,end isham Dyer, Esq.i Eeetion be held AZ
THIED WAkp.--Judgcs, n. s. Weller. L n. Ian,er
}. Morris; Receiver % Votes. W 4. BOYD. Clerks
hizeii, ". ii Brown; Magistrate 70 attend. T. n
AlsAsa1es E.ectioh . be held a. the Coal ofee OF
%. r MctSobertzr Cherry street
foUxfH WAKp---1adges, j. l.. Ryan. r. L. Cren-
shaw, john ". Marin; Receiver 81 Votes Robert
Barr Clerks, Capt. MeG uire H. l. Patterss.r Magis-
sie 20 aIsssd, ~ knoeTtseas ASq Election 10 be
kHm WaED.--1aages, John Morrow. A n shaah
land. 4 AZ Gascock; Receiver OF Votes John = d.
shiel; Gers, W D. rhompsoa, Jehn n. Currsy :
lsgsarAts 20 attend, JOSIAH FERRIS Esq; Election 70
c bed AZ bareAesss soP, eoraer spring and yine
streets
slrTH WASH -JuAgcs,y B,agh, II. l. Herd.
Sss hard McC.san: Receiver 81 yote. A " Pxl~s
asFks, y. J. Fhzxton, r. y Hoo IA: Masistrats 10
steuu John corbett, Lsq Eioctoa be held Al Tar-
hey p les shop "
sEsEssM wAsn.-Jedses, Hsnry I'm. Thss n Lark
ord, joseph trina; Rsesiser % yssss wm whiss:
Clerks, y. Anaaos., J. H. l. Weaxsr: Magistrates
:. -ass,, J.ha oersssi, ESQ; ks-sio1 10 be heid a.
= klszrs wakD.-Ssagss. W ssnbosne C. II. csnrsr.
u C Cotaan; Reoeiser of Votes, y. ~ MarIIns
Clerks, Ja.res f4flaa, Joha ncEwen. MAGISTRATE -
stissd, W II wlIklazan, Ez4.s f1eesoE be haad n
fEen-a's Han q Ne. >
sepIs-sd Rsoasss.r
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iron RAILROAD CAR.-An iron passenger
car for the Boston and Worcester Railroad
has been completed and will soon be placed
upon that road. 1t is lighter than the wood
EN- cars liz chief recomme ndation is said to
be that it will not break or splinter if thrown
from the track; but whether this would be an
advantage to the passengers in case Of ACCT
dent time alone can determine.
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fg@ A Partisan dancing master advertises
that he keeps on hand large stock of
young gentlemen, all curled. dressed, gloved,
well hammered, &c. aged between twenty
one and twenty eight, for hire to ball givers
who, having an unexpected dearth of male
guests. desire to supply the deficiency. They
cost Napoleon apiece, and are warranted 10
dance, to be animated, discreet, and moral
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RANGERs' BAIL-The members of Fire
Company No. 4, will give ball tonight -
Mr.. GooDwIN's dancing room, over Mr..
BEEcH's store on College street. The bali
has been gotten up for the especial benefit of
the - Rangers and from the note of pre-
paration, promises to be pleasant re union
of the lovers of dance. Tickets, 81, which
can be procured from the members of the
Company and at the door.
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Price, One Dollar per Bottle.
Address,
ID. III. ANDERTON.
DIR. KINGS DISPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES

FTfT0&<> DIR. KING formerly of New York for
~ E0s6b the last four years OF Louisville ken
lucky anu who has devoted his attentio TO the
nent OF private diseases for so years fatters
himself, having attended Ia practice for SO many
years ana cured so many thousands, he enabled TO
cure all diseases of private nature no matter now
pad they may be from InJndicous medical treatment.
or from neglect OF their own. DR.. Kings Ispensary
Is No 20 Dcaderlck street, between Cherry and the
square second stcry where he all diseases Of
private nature y n
GoNoRRHEA cured without nauseous IN edicin oriu.
reference with business
STRUCTURES OF old or recentdate, eectually cured In
lew days, by an operation which causes no pain
Mhere structure exists health cannot be -enoyed
rerhaps no disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases of the skin growing
out oil neglect CIR bad treatment, can be eiiectuaIly
cured in few days.
SEMINAL WEAKNRss-Particularat nha v I'M been
given TO this disease and all The CONSEQUENCES grow
ing out OF II, brought on in many cases by the de-
strucuye habits Of inconsiderate Youths and exces
siye indulgence Of the passions neglect of which will
undermine the constitution. rene: ing the subject in
Tor business or society land Causing d age
females who may be labOring with any liiIcultv of
ire womb may rest assured OF Immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case, with fee enclosed directed to DR. King
No. % Deaderick street, Nashville Tenn will have
the necessary meccinesent to their address with ne
sessary directions. Street secrecy observed Office
hoursfr m oclockin he morning until in the eve.
mav30-ndAwly
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New PAPER AT CHATrASoooA.-A new
Democratic paper. the first number of which
we received yesterday, has been started at
Chattanooga. Ii is called The SoHLhera Rsasc-
tor. 1t is to be edited by join w. FoRD,
Ed. and Is owned and Published by JoHS
W. FORD d Sons. Ii is among the most
tastefully gotten up papers in the State.
Success to the Reflector.
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arrival of the Cahawba.

NEW ORLEANS, ovpt. Z1--Ihe steamer
Cauawba has arrived with Havana dates ol
G 1874.
Mon,y was tight. The Bank was preparing
20 issue new bills to tacIIIa,e business.
Sugar was duIl ANA quotations nominal.
Planters were shIpring on their own ac-
couuI. Tue stock was 10000 BOXES.
F,eights dull. Exchange On London lag
l5t. GA New YORK 3lGJ5.
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We wish a CO-wORKER-not an apprentice
,oittom papers Of indemture--l person who. if
not experienced in he printing business, has
at least The qualities to ''lurn his hand To it..
in good dead earnest. with hearty good
will, and who can bring To the est abb shment
the cap.'iij lies o. sharing The burthens OF con
ducIing it, as well as of dtU,dihg us emOiume,es.
To such AN one the opportunity now present
cd il good one, and we invite TO il the at
tention OF those qualified to embrace it. All
needlul information Will be furnished OH
suitable application, by letter or i'll person.
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Toiedano acquitted.

Mr.. Toledano, VINO shot Dr. Graham, IA few
nights ago, has been acquitted by The coron-
er's jury; the verdict beng mat he shot
Graham III scli-deience. Grauam Is tue man
VINO killed Col. Lo.ing at one I'll tue prlnci-
pal hotels in New York a few years since.
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Nav DIX, Sepi. Z0.-Tnc Sluop-oI-war
Jonn Adams, Commander Mason, put III here
Oh The 3lal Of July, leaking and stralued Dad
by the weather and weight OF her batteries.
lne vessel Is declared udseawOrtny. mes
senger has been scut To Washington. Coui-
mauder Mason awaits his Return.
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THE MAYORALTY.

:. y. HoLLIS0swoSm, candidate for Mayor, Will
address hls fellow the following times and
places:
GuuIer's Shop, Sth Ward, Thursday night, 22nd
inst.
Market House, Friday night, 23rd inst.
A DIVISION VI time Is offered other candidates.
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Spefial uotiffs.

THE popularity of the Vi exfean Mustang
Imminent is co-extensive with the Civilization OF
the globe. Other articles claim alreidte pain and
distress-this Family Physicians, Govern
ment Hospitals, Farriers Planters, Farmers, Livery
men, &c, have practically demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world No article ever before re-
ceived such undivided praise and support from Med
ical and Scientific men.
RHEU MATISM,
Oh years standing, has been totally cured. Piles,
ulcers Tumors, Running Sores. Scrofula Sti Joints,
feions, Swellngs, Burns, Bites, Boils, Chaps, Neu-
raigia, salt Rheum, and all aches and pains upon
man, and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
such as Ring bone, Gall, Scratches, SPAWN
Sweeney, Hoofail, &c, sabdued and cured
by the
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ST. LOUIS FAIR.-The steamer Manetonka
will leave for ST. Louis on tomorrow. taking
all persons who are DESTROYS Of attending the
~ Fair at st. Louis, which commences on
Monday next.
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shoo,,ua ARRAY at wnshing,on

WASHINGTON, september Zl.-klcImond
Oliver oiIn>, clerk at the Exchange Ii tel,
was morL.,liy snot to-day ny }. Ii. Mellon, q
he gro dealer oil Louisiana.
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G L o T H I N G.
AND
Merchant Tailoring.

We are now wing large anu elegant stock of
Fall and Winter Clothing; Coats, Pants, Vests, Boys
and Youths Clothing aud Furnishing Goods OF every
description. Also, full and complete stock Of
Cioths, Cassimercs and vestings, which will make
up to order and guarantee To give full satisfaction
Call aud exlm.e
WARD, BIRMINGHAM 4 co.'s.
sep2l-Sm No. 20 Public Square.
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such language as this is but the constant and nat.
ural wherever this article is used.
This Liniment is Indispensable planters and own
ers Of horses and mules. Mr.. John Daniels, Mont.
gomery, Ala, sold a slave for $780, who was raised
from utter uselessness by this LniInent. Every
iainly should have 1t. Be very Particular and en-
quire Tor The Mustang Lniment and take other.
Sold by all dealers throughout North and South
America Europe, and the Islands of the ocean, for
Is cents, 50 cents, ann 81 90 per bottle.
BARNES PARK, New York
aprl4-6mdwtw.
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Ex-Gov. FouTE.-We learn that ex-Gov.
HENRY S. FooTE intends making this city his
place of residence. and will resume here the
practice of his profession.
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Exchange.
& A n do ATES.
City Council.


&c We authorized to announce P. N HARRIS,
a candidate Tor Councilman from tue First Ward,
at the ensuing election. aug27-te
IL We authorized announce THOMAS c.
CRUNk as u candidate for Councilman of the FIRST
Ward, at tie ensuing election. aug23-te
WARD.
So We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
DEMUNBKEUN as a candidate for reelection as
Co ,ncilman from the Second Ward. sep5-te
III We are authorized to d nuounce J. C. McF Err
RAN asa candidate for Councilman in the secoud
Ward, at the ensuing election. aug3O-te
WARD.
ag- We are authoriz ID to announce II. K PECK as
d Candidate Councilman from the Third Ward.
sep20-te
III We are authorized to announce GEO. W. OAR
Df,N a candidate for reelection as Councilman
from the Third Ward. sep5-te
= III We are authorized to ann ,unce wM SHANE
as a canIidate for Cou Gilman inthe Third Ward, at
the ensuing election. sepS-te
WARD.
So We are authorized to announce E. R. GLAs-
COCk as a Candidate for Councilman in the Filth
Ward, at the ensuing election. sep2l-te
RS- Ne are authorized 10 announce J. b. CRAIG
HEAD as "a candidate Tor re election Councilman
the FilIh Ward. sep5-te
- We are authorized TO announce WILLIAM ).
CHEA THAN a. candidate for Councilman IRON the
FiiIh Word at the ensuing election. aug29-te
60 We authorized To announce JOHN LEIL-
YETI a candidate for Councilman for the Fifth
Ward, at the ensuing election aug2o-te
SIXTH WARD
&C. We are au-hOriZ ii 10 announce B. S. RHEA as
a clnddat, for Councilman from the sixth Ward, at
tue ensuing election. aug27-te
wARD.
ES- We are authorized To announce IRA p. JONES
a CindidaIe reelection = Councilman from
S.u Ward, at the ensuing election. aug3I-te
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From Washington.

WAoHINGruN, , pt. zL--AItorhey General
Back GIVES the OPINION mat citizenship at
Iacnes 10 cuIidrcn born iii THIS couutry vi
foreign parents.
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Pain camOtexisI where this Plaster is applied

Rheumatism, lAmeness, Stiffness, Weakness, De-
bility, Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Coughs
and Colds Pains aud Aches of every Kind down even
TO Corns, are IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED, and, with
tile patience, PERMANENT fly CURED, by the mag.
cal influence OF the MAGNETIC PLASTER. IL Is the
simplest Grest, safest, cheapest
edy IN existence. Its appcationis universal-equaf
~ 60 the strong man the delicate woman, and tho
feeble infant To each and ailit will prove a Balm
and Blessing. Its use is agreeable, and without
nuyance trouble. Its price Is within reach OF all
ricn OF poor; all may hayelt, ana all should have
who are SICK, and suffering IN any way.
FARMERS and PLAN EitS should always be sup
Piled with the MAGNETIC PLASTER. 1t will be the
Good Physician Ia any household, ready all times
and at instant notice.
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