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DIR. KINGS DISPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

vu6ev9Aks. DR.. KING formerly of New York FOL
R&S3A the last four years OF Louisville, Ken
tuOA who has devoted his attention TO the treat
menI OF private diseases for over 80 years, natIers
himself, having attended 10 practice for SO many
years, and cured many thousands lac is enabled Il
all diseases Of private nature, matter how
bad they may be from inJudcious medical treatment
from neglect of their own. Or. King Dispenser!
is No. 2S Deaderick street, between Cherry and the
square second stoIy where he cures all diseases OF
private natare.
GoNoRRHkA cured without n useous me- diem or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES OF old recentd ate enectually cured n
a few days, by an operation which causes no pain
Where structure exists health cannot be enjoy red
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS with the diseases OF the skin, growing
cured IN lew days.
SEMINAL WEAKNEss-Particu laratt tonhaving beeI
given to this disease and all .he consequences grow
ing out Of 1t, brought on an many cases by the de
stTuctve habits Of IncoDsdcrate Youths and exces
sive indulgence of the passns neglect OF which WI
undermine the constitution .rene: the subject UNI
for business society land causing premature od age
Females who may be laooriag with ANY iiihculty y
tie Womb may restassured OF Immediate relief.
Persons esidlng abroad, by writing and Stain.
their case enclosed directed TO Dr. hing
No. Is Deaderek street, Nashville Tenn. Will have
the Sessary meCicinescnt to their address, with ne
sessary directions. strict secrecy observed Ollie
noursrr O'clockin he morning until in the eve
maY3O-indAwly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-31

sfy- The Editor of the Nashville Patriot
hopes that we may survive the "hobbing" we
received at the democratic caucus few days
ago. lie need not manifest any uneasiness
about the ma ter, because the caucus lelt
enough of us To make three or faur Nash
willie editors.--CZeueLaHd (TtHn.) Banner.
We know that, and have said as much
thousand tim s. Everybody else says the
the same thing. Lord JOHN RUSSELL re-
Gently remarked to the Archbishop of Can
tertiary, while discussing American men OF
distinct ton at the Queens levee, that the
editer of the Cleveland b inner could take
the London Tines and double its circulation
in three weeks. The reverend prelate heartily
CONQUERED ia the opinion.
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The Louisville Democrat says of the play:

THE TRoRTING RACE.-The trOtting race
over the Nashville Course on Saturday was
rather more Interesting than that of Thurs
day. There were but two entries, CdpitOId and
Cdaada Sam, WhrLpind having been with
drawn, not being we'll enough to make the
race.
First Hsat.-After two false starts, the nags
get Off ia good style, Canada Sam having the
inside track They hung together pretty
much throughout the heat, and came home
at the end of the last mile with an advantage
Of about half yard in favor OF Canada Sam.
Time 5:273.
Second Hea-Cdnada Sam took the lead at
the start. but the mare soon shot ahead, and
led the way the rest of the heat, the horse
breaking up a number of times and losing
deal at each break. The tug on the home
stretch at the winding up of the heat was
severe and very exciting to the spectators.
CapitoLa took the heat by about halt a length.
Time. 5:274
Third Hea-CapifoLa took the lead. the
horse again breaking up badly soon after
passing the first turn, and before he could be
brought down to bis kansas work, - the mare
had put the length of well-rope between
them which she maintained throughout the
heat, coming out some thirty yards ahead,
and winning tue heat without difficulty, aud
the race easy enough. Time, $50.
SUMMARY.
Proprietor's Purse sI50-two mile heats, best two
il three
d. Darling g CapitOa, ................
A. MELONS, CInida sam ................
Time, 5.2714 5:2711 $50.
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Az ISrRopUcroKy Address to the regular
Course of Lectures ia the Shelby Medical
College will he delivered tonight at the
Mex "adree Church at 1t o'clock, by Prof.
L. B. HAsKINs. The Faculty extend gem
eral in vi tation to the public to be present,
and we are sure the public could do nothing
Address Will not only be of interest to devo-
tees of medicine, but highly instructive and
entertaining to all classes. We feel fully
warranI ed in saying tkis much unrescrvediy,
as Dr. HAsKINs is a gentleman of the first
order of talents, and possesses all the energy,
eloqsence, aud grace of the popular orator.
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Esr The proprietors of the eating house on
Dcaderick street. over the door of which re-
Gently hung the sign representing Adam and
Eve in Eden, think we did them injustice in
Saturdays PATRIOT. They say it was not
their sign which caused the old sign-law to he
revived and executed with such fatal effect
OH Deaderick street, but it was one hung out
across Union street, which frightened horse
and came very near being the ruin of a buggy
to which the animal was attached They
further say they asked permission of the au-
thorities before putting up their sign. This
bti1g the case, of course they are not respon-
sble for the TODD about the signs. Aud we
now move Gf we can get a second) that the
sgn-question be adjourned sign-e de.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-31

CIDER-MAKING WITHOUT PRESSING. - It is
stated that man at Parkersburg Va, is
successful in making cider by the following
process: He grinds the apples, and fills
casks with one end open, the bottom having
some sticks and stra W, like a leach-tub for
ashes. On the pomace he pours as much
water as it would yield juice by pressure, and
that displaces the juice, and sends it to the
bottom, from which, after two days, it is
drawn by opening the faucet, aud as the
cider is heavier than water, it runs off at
first pure. The pomace, too, having an
affinity for water, absorbs that, which dis
places the natural juice, and leaves the
pomace quite tasteless. This process may
be useful to persons who have few apples
and no cider-press.
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Q0mmerflal.
DAnr PArRlor orr1cE,

NASHVILLE. Oct. 90. 1859.
WHEAT.-Activs and in demand at 90@
los.
FLOUR.-There is an active demand. We
quote superfine at 81 SO, there has been
slight increase In Extra Family and prices
firm at Sc 90; Double Extra at Sc So
SEEDS. Market dull with slight decline
in Glover Seed at Sc 50(97 90. Herds
Grass 81 259s1 so; Timothy Seed So z5@
So so; Clean Blue Grass 81 IS; Stripped
81 80.
BACON.--Shoulder are worth S0sa
Hams l13C9I2; Clear Sides l01.
LARD.-Good Lard, in suitable packages.
readily commands II.
CORN MEAL-sl@l 10. This range in
cludes the retail prices.
wH[SKY.--Rectifed 2s@30; country
brands 50975c.
RON.-Teunessee-Bar SIC, Band 7(974.
Horse Shoe 81, Nail Rod 9. Boiler 81. Sheet
s1@94, Hoop s4@93. Pittsburg-Bar 81,
Band 51(96. Horse Shoe S, Nail Rod7, Sheet
SAiLs.WTbTyes So so. Fours 81 SO per
keg. Skies 81, Fights SO IS, Tens and larger
sizes So SO.
DRIED FRUIT-Little doing. Apples 80
81 90. Peaches-none in market.
ROPE.-Grass l249 l4c. Jute ia, Cotton
Thread 221(923.
LEAD.-7t cents % ID.
POWDER.--BlastingS So 90, and Rife 81
90 per keg.
GINSENG.-In fair demand at an increas-
ed price. We quote at 30(935 cents.
FEATHERS.-There is moderate demand
for this article; price 5000 cents.
BEESWAX.-In demand at rs cents.
SALT.-FiDe sack is worth $l75(GS2 90;
Coarse, 5 so. Barrel 40c per busheI.
SUGAR.-We quote, in bbls, - l.,
cent less in hhds. N. Y. Coffee Sugars 100
lltc; Crushed aud powdered H. (9124c; Loaf
llRl2.
MOLASSES---In barrels, 40, in halves
As cents.
GOLDEN SYRUP.-In Barrels zoe, in
halfbarrels IS, in kegs so cents.
COFFEE Stock light, demand fair.
Prime Rio is worth I23913 cents. Laguyra
IA; Java 1920.
CANDLES.-Star, firm at l9 for IA OF;
| 81 for full weight; TallOw, lie.
| HIDES AND LEATHER.-We quote green
| hides 90 cents, dry l2t;
Oak Sole Leather SOC. p D. for best quail
| ity; Harness 80.
RAGS.-For Cotton Rags in good order
| ) cents is readily paid.
| WOOL.-Tub-washed, in demand at 80
cents, pulled. 2S(93O; unwashed 1920.
| OILS.-Linseed, S5c; Lard 81 10; tanners
| 75(9l0 Cod Liver 81.
BALED HAY--From store $50 per ton
! stock light.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-31

k1- DR. BEAIE's PAHOsAMA of a voyage
to the Arctic regions is cue of the most at
traetiVe exhibitions ever presented to the
people of Nashville 4 great many persons
have visited it with much satisfaction during
the last week, many OF whom, will embrace
gladly the opportunity of the Doctors con
tinued say, to visit it again. To those who
have act seen it. we eau say that the enter
ta;nmeRt thus afforded is one OF the most
pleasing and Instructive, and will amply re-
pay them for not only ore but repeated Wis
its The exhibition is at Odd Fellows Hall,
tonight at a O'Clock
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Jasper Branch Railroad.
ornck NASH Cur RAILRoAD Co.

OFfICE NASH q CHAT. RAILROAD
October 5, 1882
DY order of the Board Of Directors abs made
Id on the stock OF the Company subscribed for
building a branch road from bridgeport TO Jasper,
pay able the treasurer oftnis Company as follows
one dollar each share on the LIST of November
1852 aud dollars each share on the Isl ia IS
of December, 1899, January, February, March,
April, Nay June, July, August, September, Octo-
Der ana November, i5o0.
Payment may be made 70 jackson Pryor, at Jas
prr or to the treasurer At his Office IN Nashville.
Promptness ia meeting these caiis Is requested OF
the subscribers Of stock the construction OF the
road depends exclusively on the means provided
specifically for tiat pLrposs.
oc,1-,f VA. GLEAyES. Treasurer
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z.s- Mr.. JOHN HALEY, who lives on South
Harueth in this county. has sent us sampl's
of corn grown on land which has been culti-
waited for nearly halt century. The ears
are unusually large. and if they are average
samples of his crop, his land must still be as
good as new. There is no necessity for
worn-oHt lands in this country, for Mr..
HALEY has pretty well demonstrated that,
by exercising proper care in their cultivation,
they may he made to last always.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-31

8- Mr.. Hillard Is travelling Ia Holland,
and in his last letter 10 the Boston Courier he
every man, every youth, aud nearly every
boy smokes all the time be is awake, at least.
The acts of living aud of smoking seem sy-
nonymus. As soon as Dutchman begins to
live be begins to smoke. and as soon a. be
ceases TO smoke be ceases TO live. The
smoking OF tobacco and the drinking of gin
may perhaps be regarded as sanitary precau-
tens against wet climate and sodden soil;
'if SO. the Dutch are to be commended for the
good care they take Of their heaIth.n
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Arrival of the NOVA Scotian.

New YORK, Oct. 29.-The steamer Nova
ScoIian has arrived at Farther Point with
Liverpool dates of the 18th.
COttOn--sales of three days $4,000 bales;
the market generally was unchanged; holders
Offering freely but showing no disposition TO
press sales. Breadstuffs had declining ten
dency. Provisions dull. COnsols 96sa963.
The peace treaty was signed on the l7tn.
Morocco has rendered satisfaction TO
Spain.
Tee Great Eastern's movements are still
indefinite.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-31

THEArRIcAL-Miss CooMBs closed her brief
engagement here Saturday night, playing
.Partheniav in "Lsgonsar'' to perhaps the
best house of the week. She left yesterday
morning, we believe, for New Orleans. where
she has an engagement to appear in few
DAYS. She leaves behi nd her a host of admi-
rers who will bail With pleasure her return to
the Gaiety, which, from the tenor OF her
pretty little speech when called before the
curtain at the end of the play, may be some
time during the present season.
This evening comes Miss JOEY GoUGEN-
HEM, the beautiful young coincidence who has
just completed the most brilliant engagement
In Louisville that has ever been played in
that CITY. She makes her first appearance here
in the very attractive play of An Unequal
Match. of which the Louisville Courier thus
speaks:
An unequal match" may without doubt,
be considered the very best among all modern
Comedies From first to last IL aDounds IN
touches of the pur-st pathos--in keen. racy
sarcasm and broad humOr. 1t is as spark
ling with wit as il is full of heart, touching
sentiment. Almost every sentence in it is
worm REMEMBERING, anu even III ibS uioCA-
plot the author still displays with subtle sa-
gacity his wonderful knowledge OF human
nature.
The Louisville Democrat says of the play:
The play OF An UaeguaL Match was per-
formed last evening, for the sixth time, to a
crowded aud delighted audience. Like one
OF the sterling old English comedies, every
character tells. The whole piece is not sacri-
feed to one or two persons, but each actor
has capable part to play. The lesson OF
tie piece is excellent. IL shows the advau-
tage OF natural simplicity aud goodness OF
heart over all the polish aud so-called refine
ment of elegant society.
In this play the brightest star on the
American stage is said to be an unequal match
for Miss GoUGENHETM, whom the critics have
named the Queen of Comedy and Bur
l,sque." Her engagement is for five nights
only.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-31

ASTOUNDING FAcT.-The daily increase Of
gentlemen in our city certifying to Doctor
EALING's successful treatment of diseases of
the feet is not only astonishing but true as
all who have been treated by him are anxious
to make known his wonderful and etncacious
system of operating, without cutting or pain
The numerous patients still pressing upon him
comprlls him to remain this week, when we
understand, he positively leaves for the
South
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RAILROAD COAL.

THE finest lot Of Calm the city 81 Nashville IL
Il the -EfNA YARD, which - the only place thai
gives the legal weight per bushel IL Is guaranteed
give heat, less ashes and soot than asy otheI
offered for sale. We viii continue TO supply
friends and customers al our usual low price.
daring the coming winter Try The GfAA coal
and b. convinced that II Is the most economical IN
the market. Orders dropped "a Boz -, =. o., or n
the Yard sck Of y. 4 c B. K. D-iss Fin be prompt
~ attended 10. SAMUEL J. AGSEW.
octll-tf
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Browns kriaI.

CHARLEsTowN, Oct. 29.-The testimony in
Browns defense all in: the State proposed to
give the case to the jury without argument.
Brown objected. When the opening speech
for the Government was made the court
adjourned until Monday, when the counsel
for the prisoner will proceed.
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RUBBER Betting.

TINE New York Rubber Company manufacture
II RUBBER MACHINE BELTING, By u new process
OF superior strength 10 auy heretofore made, aud at
less than hal the cost OF leather. Thls Company
c4Uias.sg nISsufsetafUfss under u sd
years Patent" OF Rubber Toys Dolls Rails renpins,
large aud sma I). AZ, &c. For sale At ali the Toy
and Fancy >lOrrs IA shr Union. Catalogue and Price
Isis 10y he onyJ for ~arded, application by
letter u the New York Rsbbcr Company, IS l4bcr-
~ street, New York Octli-dlm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-31

SF The monument TO General Brock.
which was inaugurated at Queenstown, Cana
da, on the 18th inst, was commenced In 1856.
and is one hundred and ninety feet high. 1.
is said to be the highest monument Ia the
world, with one exception. The remains Of
General Brock are deposited beneath the
column.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-31

Ts- Before the close of this year the
Grand Trunk Railway will have been COM
pleied to Detroit. distance of S62 miles in
direct line, with branches in addition.
making 1903 miles of complete railway, in
Guiding the Victoria Bridge-costing, rising
SEQ, 900, 900.
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From CaIifOruta.

MEMPHIS, Oct 28.--The California over
land mail OF the 7tlI has arrived.
shock OF an earthquake was felt at San
Francisco.
News otherwise unmportant.
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Printing Omce r1obbed.

NEWPORT. ny, Oct. ".
The Free South Republican Office was
mobbed last night and the forms scattered
in the street. John Tyler fugitive slave
who escaped from Campbell couIty in l85 4
Was arrested yesterday in Columbus, Ohio,
aud remanded to his owner who has taken
him to CoVington
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-31

Hs-A preacher lately said in his sermon,
"let women remember while putting on
their profnse and expensive attire, how mar
row are the gates of Paradise
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The brown Case.

CHARLEsTowN, Va. Oci. 29.--Brown com
planning OF want of confidence in his counsel
they have abandoned his case, and Samuel
Chiffon, of Washington City, and Henry
GriswOld, of Cleveland. Olio, act in theil
stead.
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ROCKE CITY MILLS.
MONDAY MORNING, 80. OCT. 81, 1883

DeArH or Ex- Gov JoSEs.-Ex' Gov. JAMES
C. JONES. who has been i'll for a month or SO
mast died at his residence in Memphis on
Saturday last.
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New Music! New hiusie!!
AZ Luck's Music store

DOBBlS around, Schotttsch, Is eents-
ID sslvcry Midnight Moon. IS
have heard from nv hone, -
AsBic Lisle, "a beautiful SoHg = ="
Gentle Aanie, variations by Belsak -
Forest Glade, Polka Brilliant, ~ Colts
ciaEtk. % -
Ia TEaviata compiets Opera, 81 90
Richards q revised Piano Instructor, 90
Teachers and SeminaFfes sapBlies 90 the usual
terms aad Massc seat any pert % the country 90
receipt Of mATkef price sp11H
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From Utah.

ArCBIsoN, Mo-, Oct. l9.-The Salt Lake
mail of the l7th has arrived.
The Iowa emigranIs Were attacked by the
indians near kIunup Cutoif--nine persons
We're killed, the residue escaped.
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GUNsl GUSsli GUSs III ESQ guns, rang
ing in prices from IS TO $3.50 each, also 4
choice selection OF fishing tackle and sport.
ing materials, including English wire car.
tridges. &c, all of which we offer at less than
market value to cash or prompt paying Gus
toners. MCCALL 4 CO.,
(kirkman L Ellis's old stand.)
No. 81, Public Square,
Nashville, Tennessee.
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No. 80 Union Street.

Strangers and others visiting this city, will
find at the Boot and Shoe Store of J. b. * A.
V. RUTLAND, a choice lot of fashionable Boots
and Shoes OF every description, which they
are selling for cash. and on most liberal
terms. They invite the public to give them a
call.
HEAVY Brogans.
splendid lot of negro wear. Also
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, &c.
octl5-
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Clothing Salesman wanted.

Dl arst class Wholesale cio,hias Hauss In the
~ Cav o. Mes York Must be a4tte " either
keatucky % Tennessee, and have = large acqu4in
ttdce n both OF abe States Ane be com etenG
business nan IA every { she word Address
stAtag Age, experiences. salary expeetsd and refer
saess, Box len, r. o.. Ssw YORK. oels-In
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For sheriff.

NJ We are authorized to announce JOHN X.
ED 10 SDSON as Il ctndl late Tor >uerin of Davidson
c,unty, IN suing Marcia election. OCt26.te.
PNe authorized to announce JAMES ~.
HINTON as candidate Tor election to the office Of
Sherif of Davidson county, at the ensuing March
election. septZStd.
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Criminal Court Clerk.

Hs- We ars authorized to announce r. II. CAMP
ensuing March election. augl5-te
Es- Ne are authorized to announce CIIAS. 4. DIG
CONS u candidate for Criminal Court Clerk at the
next March election. Juiy4-t
ESQ, Candidate for re-eieC 10 To the Office OF
Criminal Court Clerk at next March election my tie
II n We authorized To AUaouuce Dr Z.
PATTERSON rs candidate for Criminal Court Clerk
attle ensuing March eles zion. maya I'd
County trustee.
Rs- We authorized To announce joan W. MAR
TIN a candidate for County Trustee At the ensuing
March election. octll-ld
Hs-we authorized to announce HARDIN
BOSfICk candidate tor the Office uf County Trustee
of Davidson couAty, At tie ensuing March election.
oct5-td.
81 We are authorized to announce HENRY l..
JUSTICE as a candidate Tor County Trustee, al the
ensuing March election. scpiO-te
<s-Wc are authorized - announce rHOS. +. SAUN
DEiS a candidate for The otlce OF County Trustee
OF davidson County at the election to be held in
March, 1860. apr20-ti
Gu We authorized TO announce SAMUEL z
AMENr candIdate for County Trustee at the mex
March election. aprl9-td
sB- Te authorized to announce ISHAM
CLARKE \ ,,at.t,t' Cor Trustee Of Davidson couu
y, At tbs a=Nt March election. aug20-tc
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Runaway Negro TO &c Sold.

DURsUASr 10 the law in such case provided,
Il will sell 90 the highest bidder for cash. &c the
Court House In Nashville saturday, the I2ih day
Of November, ls1s, negro man named Jim. 10y
Jim committed % the jail Of Davidson county
ON the l0sh Oct, lass, represented when COMMITTED
that ne belonged ~ frank Galisy q North czrolina
bat has not been reclaimed. lie y about 20 yssrx
old, fcet 10 inches high, ana weighs lao pouuds,
aud IL u dark complexion. ~
Sale under the l4w, aud viii communickts good
title against al Sec section asa u the
code. J. n. HISTO Il.
sheriff OF Davidson county.
ny Tnos- Honsos, l.lior. ocll<-td
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y. NzNA a. Co.
Importers direct through The Custom Hease Of
Nashville, OF
Brandies, Wines, Havana Cigars,

sc ke.,
No. so North Market street, Eext door above the
Watson House.
We have constantly on hand large stock Of various
grades and very old age OF Port, Sherry, Madeira
and other extra wiass iAsFimA Christi Malvolsls Se
Among the different brands % Champagne ana
Brandies ne have The very choice Campaigns
s'crens-de>B0azy, aad cosHas "otard, Dupay, 4
Co. !" forty -hlhe years old.
A. RlvA A Co.,
oetso-im No. 50 North Market street
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Icx-Friday night was the coolest of the
..ason. Ice was seen Saturday morning
nearly an eighth of an inch thick.
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Arrival OF the saratoya.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29.--The sloop-of-war
Saratoga has arrived with important des-
patches from Walta aud Tai .da
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MEMPHIS, Oct. 2y.--Fx- Governor James C.
Jones died i'll this city to-day, after linger.
ing Illness.
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Mrs wfnsioss, an experiences nurse and
female physician, has soothsng syrsp for ehsidrea
iseih.ss, which greatly f@sliaases ths presses u
,sslhl.s by softeaiug me gums re iaeng all aaAma
t.on~lh ailay al pais ana - sass 10 resnizis the
bowels Dspend upon Il, mothers, 10 viii give rest
- yourselves and rsssf aad hezish yoas infants.
fsrisclIy safe IN ali cases. sss advertisement in
another eolasnh- lansfaAsiy.