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New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
IAdvertisemspt.I |
rRU's COp.LIyER Oh JELLY.

QUERUs CoD.LVER OIL JELLY.
Approved BY the Academy Medicine 10 twice more eca
cious than the Liquid OIL and 10 very easily taken.
To be- had of The inyentors IS 4hsv and all respectable
drlgrists. PENFsLD, PARKER & MowEa,
Wholesale Asen.s No. Is Beekmsnst-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

The tIiennial meeting of the Board Of Trustees Of
the General Theological Seminary Of tao Protestant
Episcopal Church in the United States was held last
evening at the Hall Of the Seminary. The meeting
was strictly private.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

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for the cure Of Scoa Erup,ons of the skn ucer, Pmps
and all diseases arising from the Impurities Of the Blood rhe
Pies Dyspepsia Fever ard Ague Bilious and Intermittent
Feye soon Yield these ssrishDg remdea For sale BY
W. B. MorFir, No $50 Broadway, and by all Drisgists
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
COURT CALENDARrTHIs DAY.

Nos ss S. g. 65 6 g. TO- H. a. 7 49, H. 49, 10, 81, 81 f9 81.
25, s6, 89, ~, 81, &c. S. 81, 81, 81, IS, s5.
MsThet - - =. ~
BRooKLrs CRY CoURT.-Nsa Gi, 81, IS, 60, 81, 62.
81, "A, %, a, Is, g.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
Acknowledgement.
-TILATING SPRING

ToLMAN's PATENT SELF-VENTILA ATING SPRING
BED ard HuR MArrRsss combined Best invented. Air
az BY bow beneath 20 be forced through top by
pressure sIpeins all impurities Exhibited G No 6'a
Broadway, and a. the Ame rcsn ln,tltute Fair.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
Advertisement ].
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PURFNOIOGY ID,

PHRENOLOGY points out the talents, defects, and
the particular occupation 10 which each best succeed Ex
snnstions with charts and full written descriptions OF chAac-
ter given daily ct fowler WELLss No. sos Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

TIE remarkable Aurora which excited % m0sa :"
tertion in this country wa, equally remaAsos
throughout Europe. I. suspended tslesrspnins ''H'
plet<ly.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

New ROCHELLE HoRrIcULTURAL SocIETY.-This
Society which has recently been organized, opened
their first exhibition yesterday morning in Rebers
Hall, in that village and made of the finest die
pays seen in the county. The exhibition will be coz
tiuued this and tomorrow evenings.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
| Advertisement.

Nd be an eyewtnes, graceful and modest Of all
the shape of the dance THs AFrEsSooS aud
EVENING, a. BARNuN's MUSEUM. thrilling Drama aud
au shable Farce are a.so presented on each ocesson
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
SUPREME COURf-CHaNsERs-Sept- T.-Bsfore Justice


This morning the appearance Ut the Court room was
brred ty the presence than fifteen fair ladies' who
are interested In the Of Little Ella Among them were
the Oliver Johnson Ec.or Of The nh Aaey stan4
ard and Edward T. Underh proprietor Of the uni,ay
Home Little Ella present Sh- to.efy dressed
and q her friends IN the Coar RON
Mr. Ashead for Mr. hitten said that hn Burns aimed
20 bold child BY nden1re Of spprrLee.hp under me
sw Of Ohio He then read the affidavit showing the manner II
which the child bad been treated dunnz bef
Mr. Laoque for hrs Burns objected 10 sn1svo ~ ssn
of rsuserrs the custody Of party nom one peoa suosI
statutes Of New York, there was 2o'on yl =.
,red % reed ex obtain the custody OF te chd
the pefsons naxns tneu are fesaen 0i
thts city, and W thin The Jurisdiction of the Court
TIE Judge said that be allowed toe saAs - De r-so ne
would certainly ve tie eefsnaahis ~ oPP'uJ VI c'oe~
aniniI the eepDnsIts - wifnesea .,,-
M A,hm.sf sad il the settled law f England and tt1
eu,rx ia. ,dsys be read He into tn COgr.
rom 10 bebs could nos AFFORD 70 bear tie eIpsnse
he ssne upon sdsv NJ Ashmesd cited the O BAaca
NJ Isroaue sufses.ed ihs. that Of bail
M Ashmesd admitted that ]. WA bns stated that sds'in
were read In that case .
Mr. LaIoqas suggested :As: perhaps objection had esn made
A,hssa replied .ha. Iavso would make sn objsesoa
TIJSsss Edmonds Who sso sppesred for M Barns jocu'
l.ry marked Mr. Asheaas premises correct Do
iEfrpopdsl would retire and 90 saving wood 49, 80
cns argument then followed he sdmissio ~ Of 'e AN
davitf -.l. a..
ptiyiese 20 the side Of srinne the
CouIe about read the affidavit of The fsher o1 W
objec.ed The CoUrt aid sitting Chssee or 80
h duty justice 70 both parties hear III me e" u ~
,,-,..-. - A..
. ed sub-,eLe- eat hs bad srsdy stsed ic aus Pch
AID ay.e. Mr. Whten IL th- u ks ahaa': nsas
suss nees,e .-raks u feteeass 10 ne eaas-cs u @
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

FRAUD oy The BALLOT Box.-Mary Lee, servs,t
S,.r, Of rurprs her native bgs and lacking The
,ry funds ,he stole 200 from her mistress aboa. four wesn
Mrs Men..e seP her money in an old baIoo oon BE-
ballot box su ns she relieved the box Of i enr content.
Tvo men wer arrested .. the time for the theft bat dit
HAIRED for s Of evidence Detective Roach suspected M.,
and sy..d k,r retain and watch her Mary didn't
.s 10 ,,,v Az habit Of nashr the crockery far
re .oy-s AID various other articles in hopes Of being dis
CHARGED from be. STATION Her mistress sr.aned that
- a. much uips large anogrt # wearing stpse and
Mondsx ber by Detective Roach Mary owned
=, .b n ana 56 which she had concealed under
N. eor ,be remainder bad been spent By her She
u.ed 10 Alsv,f.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
IAdv-rtisement.
GURNEYS GALLERY.

Pirst block below the New-york Hotel.
PHorocRaPHs, DAGuLRREoryPEs, MixIAruREs IN OIL and
lyosYTYPEs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
NETWORK TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER ss 1859.

that be ffeehsdr in ,kis city worth $50 over sa1
above al hs deb.s and the lsrr-ny esss
Mspsre CorDes for whom be bail the Esex harset
Cou Ryan undertook h examine Nr Ane1 ~ 20 the reiho
coed oonhundrs bis opponent; be committed II desali
of 81 $50 bsL
JrwILRY SroLES.-The iewelry store Of Mr.. Jacob
Lrd-r No ISL Grand street entered Mopdsy seruoor
and about 500 worth Of ewelry soer The pvri-sor hsd
pped uomert. and fund that nine
bonfpf &c his and srticis belong
ing TO him missDe Tn- toe
hsnd and yesterday arrested Thou,s ai,s lsh
Ton ou snspcu of the then On being s-arch.d
Gle stolen found In his possession, and be locked Gp to
FELOSIoUs ASSAULT George Ervrg on Monday
aAerroor visited the blacksmith shop Of Horace Williams No
s5 smery psce for the purroe f having hs horse shed M
Williams being IL grrs, hurry Ervias desired be
quarrel with and 90 ally struck Williams
blow ,he head with hammer Erving arrested BY Or
Hsl,.ead and committed for examination. Williams
conveyed to his house where medical assistance rendered
him.
A Runner IN TRoUBLE.-A young fellow who has
for time past been active tee aud ticket
swindle Of Cedar Greenwich sui Wet streets under the
de plume of Charles Express indicted yeserdsy by the
Grand Jury Obtaining goods by false
the complaint having been made BY Vim. Bs1mer His real
Jam~s McCsron. No; long after the indictment he
ptared at the Recorders Office IN company with AID Wton,
who became his bordsmsn FOR el ,so.
[Advertisenent
BRADY's GALLERY
Has REMOVED from No. 3 Broadway TO No. s43 Broadway,
of Bleeckerst.
PHoroGRApHs, DAGuERsEoryPEs and ANBkorYPEs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

.p ~ona. w.r: % he rroc,ry store No Il Greenvieh
,,r,et where ste bought groceries ana
s5Li Of Burir S-on Bank in payment She va Gsed
Norri. wen Il "a. ssc1 sinsd she bad previous
70 pass The BIN ,ni had formed Of IL worth
l.s.ts- Justice Osborn committed her for rAl
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
fAjyertisemert.l


HOLINESS GALLERY,
No. SOL Broadway
Between Ani,y and FourthstsL
Photog1phs Dsg4ereoty7e C.meotypes ana AmoEotypes
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

CESrRAL PARK HoTEL.-Among the contemplated
improvements in Central Park is q mammoth hotel on
Fny.nnth street st the intersection of Broadway ana
Eighth avenue, and will have front of upward of
80 fee, Firyninh street, opposite the Park, and
about 80 feet Broadway, which forms an angle at
that locality, and also front Of about 100 feet
Fiity.eghth street. The whole will cost 81 000, 900.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT =.

Notes Of issue for the October term must be fled on
before Friday Sept 80 in order that they take beis
places the calendar All notss filed ser that date will b
placed 3. the foot Of the calendar.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

The Rev DR.. Edgar Of the Irish Depu'atiOn, viii
Il cure in the Cooper Institute TO- morrow evening on
" Ireland as il was and as il s."
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
SUPREME COyRr-CuRcuIr-sEpT T.-3sfore Jurl,e
PoTTER.

TIE WEST wAsHISGIoS MARKEr CASE.
The People ard Taylor and Brennan sst The Mayor &c
The proceedings in this were resumed this
orpns About II O'Clock the jury panel exhausted snd
the sd ound TIL Wednesdsy morning Ell extra panel
Of uros 70 summoned. IL order % explain the seeming
difficulty In this proper % state that
Coporsion Counsel Insists each Juror having tue
property qualification and being taxpayer whaever the YER
dict az BE- will the decision II Taxpayers residing in the
city.
THE HUDSON CRY LYsCHfsG CASE.
William Knowles sgt. Peter Bossrdus ct a.
The Jury in this Gaze who hsd been out all night,
esn1e IL TO Court morning 10 inquiry OF the
Court stated unab. The Court dre ed
them 10 ssan retire About O'Clock they ssan appeare1 IN
Court. and stated that nposbe for them % The
Cour, tie reu POD directed them 20 be ciscsyrset
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

STRAW BAIL.-Mr. Henry c. Allen OK the DsIlc.-
A.,orusys oHee made complaint before Afermsn paI 1
Tu.day charging Bernard Ryan, who be "o
:&5 Eisnirenth When b. .; home eg. oel
N. Poice Cogg psesss With veAns asey ne eo~''
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS-sGpr T.-Beeoes yustcs
.ni,sH RaKNAA4 nd

Sophia Allen, three complaints for assault and bat
tery P.nsnary sx mouths Charles H. Baseom stealing
PrntentisIy three months Thomas Cuset and Eliza
French keeping disodery -msndd Martin Cennos.
assault and battery Pehentisry month Patrick Dlniss
assault and battery Psentsry months Michael Dundon.
assault battery; Pentenary months Sarah Dohory
and Maei Crowley stealing cotton PsDi,sn,A four nonhs
William Hamilton, assault and battery Psntel,iary tv0
rnonha Charles Hilton assault and battery fned e Wm.
Kelley ssu. and battery Penitenary two nonths Charles
Murphy assault and battery Judgment suspended Ann Mssss.
sssnss piece Of eelaine; judgment sU.psndet nsy Alley.
stealing pair Of gasn; ary two months Louis
sctachy s,eairss watch; Peutsntisry month WI lam
ssyss stealing four ehicteusi Pensnsy monh James
Thoma. and battery Pinsd so William Tsvis seal.
Ing money feniensy four month"; Merlin TOBY sssot 30:
Isn,eusrJ four month"; John Williams: ssslins four c'.si
r, ni.sntAry four months yacobus W. Hafn, keePns dr
orderly hous- Iesnod William Quinn. assault and bstery;
fined e5 Emanuel CoDs stealing coat; Psntsntisfy s'x
months Gomsz 3. L@sssDde stsaDs coat JIdemsnt sns-
pended Eliza Dunn. assault and battery; PensDtsy I've
months. Psrek McCsiy. stealing horse e.yei laSsasat
susp~Ldsd Ann Carney sssau and battery fee atsy one
mouth.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

A DESIAL.-T The Journal Of Commerce denies
knowing anything Of the Mr.. Murphy who wrote
letter to cay that he went to The Daily Ner' Office
with McCabe when the latter committed the assault
on the editor of that paper. In Murpbys letter he
also said that the course Of McCabe and himself met
with the approval of The Journal Of Commerce..
Tie Journal of Monday morning says
III, 1u Ne, departs from Us usual courteous couss In
nubi.hng yery notarabe suspicion about The Journal
Cones previously taking any steps 70 i1fI i1eI
the truth thereof the editors Of The Sers done So We
could have sven them positive as'urslce iha ne statement
Of M HeEry murphy whom do net know ani never heard
or Iurc.ns us n an approy. ~ the recent brutal assault on
Mr. Thomson 10 entirely unfounded The Nspi mlst be we
pusded bs nothing has been said CT ~ ten on winch
such an upknd charge could oy any inference be based
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

TIE LATE ASSAULT UPos Mr.. THoNsoS.-The
editor of The Daily Ntrs, Mr.. Thomson, who was so
brutaly assaulted by NJ Cabe the other day. is 50
seriously i'll that his physicians refuse to admit any
bu. his mos, intimate friends 10 zee him.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

ASGLo-AFRIcAS READISG RooN.-ArsnSements
are being made for course of popular Lectures TO AID
in the establishment OF Residing Room, where white
and colored people may cit and read the American
and Foreign newspapers, reviews and magazines
TIE lecturers TO alternate according to comps1o''
The fret lecture is to be delivered by white gentle
man. the next by q colored gentleman the next by
white, and &c ou to the completion Of the course.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

A Roy ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN PUSHED OVER
ia, kmau yesterday held inquest a. No 5
v.rn n on e John Mliholsns child eight yeeu of
ss vbo wa drowned t FRIDAY in the dock front OF Iet
-, T. Thonss Williams, t;.e boy, testified 70 seent
d,cs.,ed ssri6e rope which secured es ner to the
"a b. fl,:herrnore stated o! ,~o roSdles
,ins on he sIing piece pushed him into the dock and
b. vs. droxre6 A; This h- witness became alarmed tf ME
a., away Other boys the spo, az he time
bv.yer did rot notice the occurrence Tne Jury rendered
x d "desh frou drowning by being pu'asd mo ne dock
s, of Eas Tenth stree. BY boys them unknown
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
LAW INTELLIGENCE

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-sEpr. 27.-Befors
Judge NELSON.
MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL--CAyEAT-Irs EFFECT WHEN
NOTICE OF FILING SoT GIVEN.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

DEPARTURE OF MIssIoSARIIs.-The bark Ocean
Eagle. owred BY Messrs. Ystes & Porterfeld, sailed
yesterday for the Liberisn coa:t from this port The
bark takes out, as passengers, the family Of Mr.
Thomas Cooper, a Libsran merchant, who hss been
visiting the United Ststes. ard returns with several
thousand dollars worth OF goods purchased with cash.
Several missionaries are also passengers. The Rev.
Wslter Clark Of MilbOrr, Ner-York, AMI the Rev. NJ
L. St. John and his wife of Marietta, Ohio, are des-
tined 10 strengthen the mission e. Gaboou Under the
care of the American BoarI. Miss Msyon Melville Of
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

FRrScH FRIEyDsHIP-Adoiph Torbilonl aud fehI
Bsene fellow bo.rd-rs No 81 Fsn hin strse A.a FAC
t~.n living there for time Felix's rna.h,p -.
Wa, such 20 induce MIN spprfrse - of Aaopn noy
to lis ect hov be aEas-d 20 oo;Aa les sol
yGx He brough. b~f ne Justce Osborn no committed
~, fo,s sxsrairacor.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

PREsESrATIoS.-The members of Crescent
Lodge, No. i02 +. A NJ, have presented to their
worshipful Master, VIM. NJ. Gambling, an elegant
silver tea set, incased in fne mahogany box. The
presentation was made by S. W. b. +. Pinckney, and
received and responded to in neat speech by the re-
cipient.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

NEw.YoRK HARsoR.-The Commissioners Of Pilots
give notice that and after this date a matter ex-
csvsted from the docks slips, harbor OF the Port
OF New.York msy be deposited upon the islsnd or
shoa known as Oyster Island, or upon the fats lying
south and west OF BedlOes Island and in no other
place below high water mark. Volators Of this regu-
lstion will be prosecuted according TO Law.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

BrRGLARY.-Abouto one O'Clock on Tuesday morning
n. ,:or. Morris Meyers No 7s HadsOn street. WAS et-ed
,nd robbed $50 worth Of silks yesrs etc Wa ascert.nec
tb., a. had been Obtained BY forcing os rear hue'
Of The s.cr. usn who hs a,e Caases dor,os
..u rrovlrt aeog. the Of he premises end wss
emily as,ed BY officer Grvin, IN Hudson street WE n'
property IL els possesson he committed ior HA-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
A CARD.
r, fb< CaiteV Of The ". y. Tribune.

Neg York, Sept q, 1883.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-18

THE FINE ARrs.-Deaderick Street may
now claim to be, by far, the most beautiful
and extensive Art Gallery in town. Its pic
lures are numerous aud many of them, judg-
ing from appearances, are by the old masters.
The last contribution To this splendid collie
ton of works of art, was presented yesterday
morning in the presence OF several connois-
seurs. and is, by all odds, the finest picture
in the whole gallery. 1t represents one Of
the most thrilling scenes in the worlds his
tory-ADAN and Eve in the Garden of Ellen
at the most critical moments OF their lives.
EVE holds il her hand a temptingly red APP
pie, which ADAM is momentarily expected to
bite--that apple "whose mortal taste brought
death into the world, with loss of Eden, and
all our wo." Three more specimens of the
same miserable fruit are hanging on tree
hard by. Our first parents" are dressed in
the highth of the prevailing fashion of the
day, while at their feet lies, with head erect.
n large moccasin, evidently bent on mischief.
Had the unfortunate ADAM crammcd that
apple down the reptiles throat and smashed
his head with fence-rail, and then touched
the old lady up handsomely with hickory
sprout, that garden spot of theirs would soon
have spread all over the world, aud we
should have been wise and happy people.
But he did Mt do it.
The Art Gallery, commonly called Dead
erick street, is open all hours oil the day ana
night. Admittance free. Beneath the fine
picture to which we have referred at such
length, is the Greek inscription,
EATING HoUsE.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-18

No Top, Buggy -Premium, W, McKendric.
Double. Harness-Premium, G L Howerton.
|. Buggy Hvness-Premium, G L Howerton.
PLUMBING, &C.
P7uus6uag-Premium, 81 A Cooper; certif-
cate, Henderson Bros.
Graining and Painting-Wm Fry.
Stucco Work-Premium, VIM Stockell.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Worsted Qml-Premium, Mrs FL Black
more,
Water Wheel Model Premium d B Virgins
HomiRy--Premium, Joshua Fuqua.
Files Re-aa-Wm Styatt. %
Peach Wine--Mrs n o Love. s
IH1ty-eigM pair Stockings-Mrs z e Nc
Even.
A,llet Seed-C Lanier.
Bee Hipe--H G Robertson.
Crystal Bed Basket Mrs S
Gardner. .,.r-r.rr.,r-t nm
Infants Dress-A L DeGraffenried.
Blackberry Jelly, Ounce Jelly, Brandy Fruit
Mrs I b johnson.
Woraed Rna ShdUE-Miss Irene Watkins.
Roseacood Cdse-Grooms, Cavert d Co.
Rustic WOrk-Dr NJ Lawrence. o.
Rre,ch--T H Tyson. tt i
School Desks- Cain and Cornelius. ~
Cream Pdinting-Mrs. Kate Crozier.
Gold Tfnsel NeckLace-Miss Jennie Evans
Mineral Water, Porter and Ale-M McCor-
mick. MD
Table Linen. WoolIeu Comfort-Mrs. S. J.
Wadey.
Nubids, Maridposa, Sfc-Mrs E Butler.
GU Oral Looking GLasses and Frames-W &
Black Spanish Raddish and Picking Pepper
Mrs DIR Foster.
Cotton Lace Worked C5llar-Mrs W Sum-
mers.
SIX Heiva Quih, Tucked Skut-Miss Annie
Patterson.
Rat Trap-Tom w Chiffon.
Ornamental Hir Work-Miss Louisa Burgh-
dorf.
!Sm of CIothes-Aliss Mary E Cotton, g
years ODD
YdrR-Mrs NJ NJ Henkle, jr.
Crochet Quih-Mrs. Soulhall.
Snru! Mp NJ Ryan.
CJtton Dr1lL,ngs-Richland Manufacturing
Company.
RaiIroad Seat (nodel)-J. " Meigs.
Lock 'oithom Key-Joseph ID Didiott.
Beet Tongue, Strawberry Wine, Blackberry
Wine, Strawberry Cordial-Mrs w Green
field.
Crochet Castor Mat Crochet Fruit Mat,
Crochet Table Mat--Mrs. ID Ii McGavOck.
letting Collar--Miss Martha Bradford.
Towel Linen-Mrs Mary Edmonson.
Figs Mrs DIR Whitsett.
Salsiiy-B Sweeney.
butter Dcdns--MlsS MARY IL. DalD.
Keg Vinegar-R K Boyd.
Worked Robe-Mrs DR. Woodbridge.
Pound Cake--Mrs 7 b johnson.
Fruit Trees--E Truett d Co.
Mango Pickles-Mrs J Ii Harris.
Blackberry COrdial-Mrs w Watson.
Infants Blauket-Miss VannOy
Crochet Collar and Sleeves-Miss Rebecca
Orr.
Fancy Basket of FlOwers--Mrs Weber.
Mantle and Cap-Mrs Walker.
Knit WoOllen Blauket-Mrs r Cock
rill. s. |.- q
Fancy Peach Stone Basket--Mrs Josie
White.
Hose Carriage-My Hunt 4 Go.
Fancy Pound Cak--W + Summers & Co.
Pie Plaintiffs w Watson.
Set Desert MatS--Mrs Golf.
Apple Jclly--Mrs Sue f Stratton.
Patch Work Cbair-Miss May.
Embroidered Chair-Miss Bradford.
Crochet Contemporaries. J Il Corley.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-18

No Top buggy Premium, w McKendric.
Double. Harness-Premium, G L Howerton.
Buggy Reconsideration, G L Howerton.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-18

W%1M<> DIR. KING formerly of New York, for
REA the last four years OF Louisville, Ken
lucky who devoted his attention
ment of private diseases for 80 years, natters
himself, having attended 10 practice for so many
years, and cured many thousands he is enabled to
cure all diseases of private nature, matter how
bad they may be from Injudicous medical treatment,
or from neglect oftheir own. DIR. Kings DispensAry
is No % Deaderick street, between Cherry and the
Square, second story where he all diseases of
private nature.
GoNoRRHEA cured without nauseous medicine or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES OF old recentdate, eectually cured In
a few days, by an operation which causes no pain.
Where a structure exists health cannot be enjoyed.
Perhaps disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases of the skin, growing
out OF neglect CT bad treatment be eneciually
cured in few days.
SEMINAL WEAKNEss-Partculara win been
given to this disease and all the consequences grow
ing out of 1t, brought in many by the de-
structive habits OF inconslcrate Youths and
sve indulgence OF the passions neglect of which VIII
undermine the constitution, ing the subject unit
for bushesso society and causing premature OId age.
Females who may be laboring with any difficulty OF
tie Womb may restassured OF immediate relief.
Persons esiding abroad by writing and stating
their case with enclosed directed to DIR. King
No. % Deaderick street, Nashville, Tenn, will have
the necessary medcinesent to their address, with
sesssry directions strict secrecy observed. Office
hoursfr u o'clockin he morning until in the eve
may30-indAwly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-18

NORTH AIABANIAs OFFICE FoR SALE
Having determined to remove to Paducah,
Col. Nm RoILsToS, of tho Tuscumbia North
4Aia6m,idn, offers his printing office for sale.
The Office, SO far as abundance and quality
of material is concerned, is second to few in
the State. The subscription list is as large
as that of any paper in North Alabama, with
perhaps one exception The job and adver-
Using patronage is very liberal. In short,
such an opportunity for good investment
does not often occur.
Possession given the first January next.
For further particulars, terms, &c. ad-
dress WIN. RoLLSTON,
Tuscumbia, Ala
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-18

AN APOLOGY AND AN INvITATION.-We owe
the members of the General Assembly an
apology for not having invited them to this
sanctum to witness the curious process of
getting up local items, and to enjoy the
beautiful view from our back window. We
are aware that their feelings have been much
hurt by our seeming neglect, and we regret
it exceedingly. But there is a good article
of balm and an experienced physician in
Gilcad, and we come now to heal, at our own
expense, the injury we have unintentionally
inflicted.
We hereby extend to the members of both
branches of the Legislature a cordial invita-
ton to visit the sanctum at any time that
may suit their convenience. We trust that
resolutions accepting this invitation will be
introduced into both the Senate and House,
and that the two houses, will at once go into
q convention of the whole for the purpose of
doing themselves the honor of making the
visit.
Our Legislative friends will find enough
here to interest, amuse and instruct them for
several hours; but we will take it as favor
N they will not remain longer than fifteen
minutes, as that is as much time as we can
afford to waste.
Among other objects of interest which will
be exhibited are our Pen and Scissors. These
are beautiful, though not complicated pieces
of machinery, and are well worth careful /
inspection by the curious. They are seldom
driven by steam, and never by a portable
ocillating engine. Also pair of damaged
boots, formerly worn by the Military Editor
of the PArRIar-a pair of Objects of the most
absorbing interest.
a. You may tear up aud rip Ut the boots IL you will,
But the memory of the hero will lnger there still"