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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-17
Douglas Democracy in minnesota

A st. Paul letter of the 18th to the Chicago
Press, reports about election matters in the
young State of Minnesota after this wise
Hopeful for Douglas, ID it not
Returns from Ramsey, Hennepin, and por.
tions Of other counties, indicate the total ami.
hilation of the Douglas Democracy in this
STATE.
Ramsey county shows gain of over Elk
hundred on the State ticket,a elects one, ,ifnot
two, State Senators, with the entire local ticket.
Hennepin county gives Republican major
ity of one thousand, being a gain of over six
hundred upon the vote of two years ego.
Tho indications arc that the Republican mas
Jority in the State will reach 5000 at least The
light was made distinctly against Douglas,
upon Douglas platform, and the results are
before you
The Democracy are amazed and dumbfound
ed at their unexpected overthrow, and espe-
cially at their terrible defeat right here in theiI
stronghold, and the Railroad thieves are plung-
ed into the deepest grefat the same reSults.
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N,r YsrE wsaa,nr srshbery.


Extravaeanoe, pretension, pomp and snob-
berry on wedding occasions have been growing
rankly in this country Of late, and have just
gone 10 seed under Cuban cultivation in New
York city. A few months ago q Cuban named
Oviedo, said to be worth s4,OO0,OOO in sugar
aud coffee plantations and slaves, met in New
York daughter of Lieut.. Bartlett, formerly Of
tho Navy, and won her hand. Il was the meet
ing Of January and May So and ls
For weeks past the approaching bridal has
been fruitful topic with snobdOm and the
penny-a.liners.
The wedding took place on the 18th in st.
Patrick's Cathedral, Archbishop Hughes Off
ciatirF. RailinRs were erected 70 keep the
unlimited from tho vicinity Of tue altar, and
5000 invitations were issued. Several Of the
New York papers devote coldmns to descriP
tions of the crowd, parties, and ceremonials
ekoing out in the most stited Aunkeyism minute
accounts Of the number Of bridesmaids and
grooms, six of each, the jewels of the bride
the cut Of the whisker and mustache of the dark
wrinkled bridegroom, and the paternal tears al
the altar The bridal presents arc reported al
s35. 900, the bridal dress $4,000, jewels, &c
800, 900, etc etc. Bridal dress of Paris point
lace, hair wreathed with orange flowers, the
jewels from Tiffany, DC, thus described
The necklace, broad festoon of pure slrandt
of pearls, met in a ribbon ofhrillisnts arranged
as love-knot, from which depended a pear
shaped pearl Of great size-and, no doubt
price. The bracelet was likewise a quadrupl,
band of pearls but confined within two rows o
diamonds. The earrings were composed o
diamonds and pearls The brooch was formed
Of diamonds unalloyed by baser jewels, and es
pecially distinguished by a superior "brioette
diamond, stone of peculiar shape and cut.
In closing its sickening account the Tribun'
sSys--"Sooiety breathes more freely" N,
doubt of it, If scrub snobbery constitutes me
tropolitan society.
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senntor sownrI In Rrypt.

One of the foreign letter writers state, that
Senator Seward who is now travelling in the
old world, has gone to Egypt. His friends
abroad are alarmed at the step, for it is consid-
cred in Paris much too early in the season to
visit Egypt. The sicky period is not yet over,
and Mr.. Seward never has been acclimatod to
the peculiar state of the atmosphere he will
find on the Nile in September. Besides, quar-
antine regulations are now in full force in Egypt
and Mr.. Seward may lose much time in endeav-
oring TO ascend the Nile. His friends in
Paris are anxiousy waiting to hear from him.
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MARRIED.

In East Cleveland Oct. 10 b. at the residence of tho
to Mr.. SAMUEL X. DAVIS, OF this CITY.
At Orwell, o.. s pit Goth, Mr. s FLwELL editor Of
the Hudson tWis North tar, and Miss MARY 7.
SMITH, o, orwell
In Elyria nth ult Mr. SETH C. M FELT. of Eaten,
and MISS EMMA l.. robson OF the same llace.
On the 4th lust MI. GILES GILLNIONE and Miss
MARY A. BACON, both Of Rochester, Loruin Co.
oa tho nth inst. Mr.. LoRIN DALRYMPLE, o.
Monroe, Ashtabn'a Co, Ohio, aud Miss ALMlRA Nj
WHEELER, o Pitsfed. Chic.
In Hnck er Oct, 18th, oy Rev W. P1lmer at the res.
idence of he brides ulher Miss SARAH NJ daughter Of
Erastus Waite and Mr.. EDWIN b. WRIGHT OF White
hall, NJ. Y.
In Chardon, Oct 18th Mr. IL b. VINCENT, OF Chagrin
Falls, aud Miss AMELIA BURTON, ofTruy.
on the 18Th inst by The Rev w. y. Peek, Mr.. ANSEL
Is: INGERSOLL aud Miss MIRANDA S. REhD all Of
Oberln,
In this city, Sept 2Oth by the Rev s. T. Jones' BEYER.
LY FOO Of, Esq of NckEhursh, Mississippi, and Nj lss
JULIA A. TlLLMAN Of CT, voIund.
In Pendeld on the lOh inst, Mr. L Il. JOHNSON and
bliss LOUISA Nj. CLARK, botn Of Wellington
In Kirkland, on the 9Th inst EDWARD DIXON Esq ,
Of Cullorniu. and Miss SARAH ANN MILLS, Of Cleye.
land
In Aurora, on the 18th ms ant Mr. ERASTUS JACK
SON aud Miss EUNICE youngest daughter Uf Gen g..
EgslestOn, all Of Aurora.
AtTwinsbursh, on tho 18th inst, MI. J. c, REDFlELD
Of Geneva Allen Co.. Kansas und Miss II. A, NICHOLS
Ot the former puCe.
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CENSUS oV CoLUMDUs.-The population OF
Columbus, as shown by the census taken Sep
'smber' 1852 is l6,475i whites 10 1889, colored
T9S. The School children number 5 .22O whites,
and 254 colOred. Notwithstanding the census
was taken by good aud reliable men, the Ca
Eette thinks that mistake must have occurred
somewhere, and that the population of Coum.
bus must begreater than the census jus. taken
represents.
About 2OoQ.of the l6.475, are eOnvicts in tho
Penitsntiary and residents in the various State
Benevolent Institutions located at the Capital
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Knnsna Election.

The Leavenworth Times Of the llth inst
states that territorial exchanges received bring
in returns which add several hundred to the
majorities already announced. We may fairly
set down the majority for the Constitution at
fDe thousand while the total vote will not he
more than thirteen thousand, The majority
for the free Homestead will reach three thou
sand on a vote Of about ten thousand.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-17

sENsIDLR VoTR.-The Indianapolis Journal
expresses the opinion that the proposition for a
Constitutional Convention in Indiana, has been
voted down by large majority. A similar
vote in Ohio when tho last Convention was
proposed, would have saved our State many
milliOns of dollars in taxes, years of legisla-
tion, and better code Of laws than all the
tinkerings of Solons have since patched up.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-17

The Grand Chapter r. A. Masons met at
Columbus on the l4th About seventy Chap
tiers were represented, and larger representa-
tiOn was anticipated the next day. The sss-
zion was taken up with the appointment Of
Committees and other preliminary business.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-17

JuDOR GHoLsoN IN AsnTABULA-For Su-
preme Judge, Mr.. GhOlson had 1904 votes to
9737 for Dennison. WhereupOn the Ashtabula
Telegraph remarks:
This does not indicate the overwhelming
potency of the pictures which decorated tho
National Democrat nor Of a due respect to the
holy horror breathed so fragrantlY from the lips
of locofocoism, over the sale Of two or three
niggers some 10 or 20 years ago.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-17

Though the Republican farmers Of Lake were
30 busy cutting up corn to save it after the frost
that quite too many neglected to vote, the noble
little county gave Dennison 1870 majority
TIE vote stood DenisOn 1903, Ranney 53s.
In 1857, Chase l047, Payne ga.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-17

t-R- Col E. d, Baker, who pronounced the
touching and eloquent Grafton over the dead
body of Senator Broderick, is the defeated Re-
publican candidate for Congress in California.
It produced profound sensation on the ten
thousand people who thrOnged the Plaza
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DIED.

In Ponfeld Lorun county, on the 10 nit very sudd
ly' Dr. JAMES G. BLANCHARD aged 7OyoaS.
The deceased had resided In Ptnfsld many years md
was highly IS eemod for his many excellent virtu1s
= on tho l2lh instant, MARY, wife of tnel
G. llubba, 4, aged 5s years,
In Mentor. tho lah inst. Mrs. ANN KERR, wife of
VIM. Kerr, Ehq aged ca yeurs.
In WaTensviile on The Iilh ms ant, MI JOHN TEARE
Sem IN the 10 h yearo hisuge.
IL Iudianapolis, Ind Sd mt, Mrs AMARET daughter
Of Jason Moore Esq of MantuU, Portage Co and wifo
" ilenly II Lee, ogud ~ years.
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ENCOURAGE AND POTECT
YOUR OWN
MA NUF CTURES.
THE sUBSCRIBER takes

VHE SUBSCRIBER takes this
Il opportunity of Informing tho oitizeis OF Cuyahoea
summit and tho Eutroui ding Counties that he puF
chased aud az cd up tue WooLLEN FACTORY lor
merry owned by s, q. Powers, where he II ready
cei from former patrons aud auy quantity OF now es
their Wool 70 manufacture into
Cashmere Cloth, Flannel and Stocking Yarn,
both white and ooored by the yard pound Other
work II up shAies.
Having oQmpiete SCI Of machinery for the purnose
stull be enabled shOf notice a. Carl Wool into Rolls
or make it iuto yarn suit customers EULLlNG aud
CLOTH DRESSING dOue 10 order
Having had luns and varied experience In tho Eastern
aud Western Moollon Manuiact0los feel confident AZ
gvinE perfect satisfaction.
NJ The subscriber will warrant that the full amount
Wool entrusted TO his sa be made into goods accord
ing TO order, in wOrkmunlike manner,
~ All damages promptly paid, and by living mp tho
above specifications he feels sstshed q obtaining
Bedford, CuTAhOga Co, Ohio, April 10Th, 1859.
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5jor Sole OF tirnt,
MGuett OcutI)rrs.

A. BYRON CHASE,
Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music,
$E5& PAYS PARTICULAR AT.
S9iB tennn tie cultivation OF tho voice. and ine
~ struoti0u nu the Spanish GuitHr.
~ Address BruiuaT is and DOuges Music Stores.
iuuel6RB.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27
NUMBER 1873
SADDLES. HARNESS. TRUNKS. 4
WHOLESALE &. RETAIL


T j. saEPPARD No IsI Main S., conner % uuI0n. u
81 keep hand n large and complete
all articles lis line. -DnsisnE of Lalss ahd
Gentemcns Saddles, Pine and CIaFse HaTkess Trunks,
TaIcr Carpet Bags SateSeis coRrs Hauvs, WfiTs, Se.
would rrspertfuiy call asieniiu stock and trust
OF the Fublie PATRONAGE.
manner. J q. SItFPPARD.
srn9u Iaf Main 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27

READEEs.-Co Colcridgc classihcs readers as FOL.
and return it nearly in the same state, only
little drtied. .. nd-glnsscs, who retain no.
thing, and are content to get through book for
the sake fgetting through the time. 8. Strain
bags. who retain merely the dregs of what they
read. i. Moral diamonds, equally rare and pro-
fitable, who profit by what they read, and ena-
ble others to profit by it also"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27
HOLIDAY BOOKS, &C

AM NOd OtENIN ono OF the IHrsesI anu IElOaL chTe-
fdy selected Of Books, Portfolios Albums Writing
Desks Holiday Presents, brought to
the city, in price from one penny to twenty
dollars which be found almost all the Po-
ets Zanty bouai e. A. POes Poems Poets of the 10Th
Century "L1la Roo, "Lady Of tue Lake" "Grays Ele:
KY" ClnpbeIs pleasures of Hope" Soldiers Tear,
Hrs IIle's celebrated "Wnman" elegantly bouud &ci,
ANIMALS: these y"u will find Goodrehs wO-
Of Beauty Lerois," containing 10 beautiful en-
KrIyinss HckeEs Psyclogy, Frederick the Gre
Of ChiYArY, Sir Walter Raleigh and his times Lie OF
Roand BIker, 'IsabeI Orsne Bsncrofs Hist ry, Hugh
3Ilers Works, SpurseOn's Sermons, Autocrat Of the
breakfast Table," "Courthip of Miles Standish all Of
L1ngeloW's Works.
JUVENILE WoRR5-Of these we have greater variety
BEFORE put in LIBRARIES By the single
taese would mention, tNIinisterng Children" "Kenneth
ug t,-story Darling Nelly" the ''Ciiant Killer,
all Of A l. Es ROOFS, Farley Books, "a will and
WAy Rolo Books, both series; Learning to Think, Talk
and Act &c ColOred Toys Of almost every description.
Tris, Greely's, American Tract Society, Presbyterian
and Methodist Almauacs
Back Cannon Boards. Chess Men and Boards almost
ever style quality OF Stationery. Call and make your
''' JA3 O. ORR,
dec14 doors North Of II. 4 81. Bank.
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Hgnr is copy ofan original letter picked mp
in one of the streets of Des Moines-out West:
-'des Moines iowa nov. IL, 1657-my Dear
mss-the pleasing prospect | have Of taking
you out a Staying the first good snow that comes
is enough to lift my sole above the sordid vani-
ties of this whorld with such an intelligent
young lady as you are, yours in love purity
and fidelity E. s..
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INKSI INRSl

DuTLER'S IMPROVED MERCANTILE RECORD and
ID Copying E.ECELSIOR FLUID INKS, Manufactured
James J. Butler, Agent No 80 Vine St., ~ squares
South OF Burnet House, Cincinnati, o..
To WRITTSG COHNUSGTI IL GxSER1L, ASD BOoEKEEP-
BRS PARTcULAaLY.-A CARD.--fentlemen: EVerV bottle
ATnois English Fluid that consume costs
than J. j. Buffers Excelsior Record,
nd better, ,if good EXPLASATIOS called
Quart Botc OF Arno as holds twenty per cent less Ink,
He'd dity per higher than mine, which Is
worth sNving, Partleuary when the quality Is warranted
equal. All our leading StationerS will supply yOu bottle
on ~ doing you will sustain HOME
MANUFACTUREs, and be wiser II not better citizens; at
lovers OF and Its cherished
you act, the time is far distant when
American Flag shall bottle OF ArnOlds
English Fluid in beloved UnIon-and purse
well. JAMES BUTLER, Agent.
P,r sale byPayne & Co. aud J. G. Orr, Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27

VUH0LEEALE AND Rs TAIL 9fzuGfaeturrr Of Saddies,
w idrs, liarntSs and Trunks, anil dealer Ia all arti
elrs usually ispt by SzIdlris. brss leave nfoT the
le that he h1s oPrael at No los aizE st. scr Market
Ally, vlefe be viii be glad any peFsons wanting
% The above articles. Ashr Intends make coed work
and sea fsr prices. h. hopes ohain liberal share
Of pahe patronage parti-uizF paid or-Trd
work. and repairing done With dispatel- sepis-
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siANTLEs.

Etc, Etc,
Which pledge myself to sell a5 Ceuts below regular
rices.
Just received per Express from New York. alarge assort
ment superior RAGLANs, made after the latest Paris
STYLES expressly for New York city trade,
together with great variety OF other ciohks OF all styles
and pattern will sell below manufacturers prices
A great variety Of CLOTH, DOUBLE, and STELLA,
MANTLE SIIAWLS, at great Bargains.
Alargeassoremsnt OF PUS, such Sable Mink Stone,
Martin Fitch, etc. which sell cheaper than any other
In the city, have them not on commission but
hcu .ht them for CASH will sell quality Fitch FuTs,
such sold last year for 800 now for Sl2< sett.
Several cases OF iue and super1ne BLANKETS, which
sell at manufacturers prices. =
Also received about So pieces OF Lnpn's FRENCH ME-
RIN0S, all cOOr aud grades, which VIII sell at most any
price. -,,,,
DAY te 9Th Of November and would respectfully invite
of Of them to give early CALL as
sured all will be satisfied with my goods and prices
Doy6 ALEX. uEYMAS, 13T dain ST.
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CHARLES w. GRAHAM,
SUCCRSsOR RFOIA u RSTAN NNK ]

THE undersigned Eouii inform the el1ens OF wheeling
AMI vicinity that havis rlreaseA she DrgE and Pre-
sertoa Store formerly oEutd BY Dr. james Tanner he
VIII eontuue 20 carry th- Drag husnea- in AL its
branches He respectfully sSiciis eSutiEuanee %
the pulie patronage which has hervtofcr been OirEiiy
rNened towards the old sell known establishment.
Il vii b. s aiu 70 keep everything. q the PuTssi kiad
and = ti- price u.zay found .
nisaed Drug esiahiislmcuf.
Prescriptions carefully COMPOUNDED from the Pursst %
Medicines. CHARLES ". GRAHAM
No. 90, cor. Main and Gehs;rrSts-.
myto Centrs whsrIinF-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27

JYTEhave on hand and receiving daily, large and
w complete assortment OF Hats and Caps embracing
every variety Of style and price. And in view of the u
creAsng demand for hrst class goods have paid par
the getting up Of such expressly
adapted the wants OF customers. Our
with such that enabled to fUrnish
the styles Of Hats and Caps as soon
promise that the and most beautiful
sorments best qualities every description,
to be found nt our establishments.
The public are respectfully TO call and examine
wlspare pains give entire satisfaction,
deco S. HARPER BRO.
G. RE AT ATTRA CTION NJ!
TIME citizens Wheeling surrounding country, and
il the Laiss in particular respectfully requested
view the GREAT ASSORTMENT or DRY GOODS offered
the ChenP G'nsh Store t3T Main St., consisting o:
the latest styleso OF
cLoARs,
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NOTICE.

ENHE arm Of Sheppard Morgan this DAY dissolved
by ma:naI eoasert. Tae busnes the arru Wili be
seitiei b J. sheppard rhnse i=bseit % "a Ira
respectfully FrEs-edt to calf 4 Eake payment, and tose
having accounts against VIII PI-ase Peesen ths far
''s.s.nfit saF.a iosA. .isss Sn1ss = % HoFGIR'
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3 Il S S & Q a M P B E L
No 81 lInin Atreet.
Oantre Wheeling Drug Store.

All those knowing themselves Indebted TO the firm viii
please call for the present YEAR
deelO-Y REED & KRAFT, No 81 Main ST
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Notioe of Dissolution.

NOb1CO Va OASSOAAAS4O@A'
TlHE oo-parnershp heretofore existing between the
i dersgned, under the firm Of DaaneG Adams, Is this
Ry dissolved by mutual The business OF the r
will be Geo. Adams, who Is authorized TO use the
name Of firm In the settlement Of Its accounts
January Ist. 1880 GEO. O.ADAMS.
The undersigned will continue the Produce, Commission
and Wholesale Liquor business, at the Warehouse No SO
iani GEO. ADAMS. s.
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P. & G.. ANDERSON.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
DEALERS IN
Brandies, Wines, Whisky,t&c.,
Dealers In Bacon, Lard and Countr
Produce, OF every description,
Corner Of Broad and College Street,
NASHVILLE. FESNESSEE

Produce, OF every description.
Corner Of Broad and College Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
XETE are now receipt oI a large and well
w assorted stock OF Groceres .Liq Iurs ,Sc to
which wetnvI:S the attention oi the trade:
SOnAhS. loo box Chewing tobacco
-Ounds LodlslanaSugar, all grades Va b rands
all grades; 1900 Kegs White Lead:
ol bbls n y and BALTIC. 10 - Shot, aIlsizes
CfuShsu sugar; 20 - bar Lead;
80 Dds y. Y .'dl ana 10 - Mason BlIcking.
Powdered sugar. 5OObags hnc sat;
COFFEE. 1000 bOIs hInIwha Salt.
JOoA ihu!Ce Baltimore 20 boxes quartdisks
CoIec; "a - pint aud = pintdo.
IoOoAgs 1holce New or-TOOSegs Nails assorted
leans Coffee. sizes;
IOLASSES. LIQUORS.
1OpOis choice Rehoiled 50bbls S.nith's old Re-
Aolasscs; serve Whisky;
sOta oois hoice Reboil- 65bbs Old bourbon
SOSss Go1iea syrup. 56Gbisoii s Rye whisky
sUNDHIES. IS - :" Aonongaheia
;oO1oxes star Candles; whisky;
100 = rLilow - 20Obbis Fike's Magnolia
Ia - Bar soap; Whisky,
% 80 GrouudPepper; 3o0bbIs fenn purewh hte
80 - - spice; wnIsky;
50 90 - Ginger; T5bDI se~som's Whisky ,
100 90 sup, Clrb.sods; G0bOlell Fort aud Corn
% - thdigO ,allsiZes; Whisky;
l2 casks Caro-. soda; 80 bbls old Port aud Ma
- Nader; taga Wines;
25bags Pepper; 27bbls Am. GIN;
Is - Spice; - Holland do;
IL 2,ierces Rice; lTbbls old COguac Bran
100 IozPaiuted buckets; dy;
50 - Ytsh-boards; 43bbls Am. do;
81 nests Tubs; IS baskets Champagne
ll9 doZ Broons; Wine;
zoo, 900 assorted Cigars; $50 bbls Cider Vinegar
80 box ) n liking Tobacco;
Together with many other articles such as are
robS-tf nvU &C ANDERSON
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Goiden Syrup! Golden Syrup

, < HALE BBi4s .st. Louis uolaeh syrup
20 20 Ndgs - -
~ A. NO. D slLrKetsIreet.
,n.yZo GAaiER wILSFoRD & co
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Shoe Manufacturers Goods!

ISL. PARDFSSUs, IMPORTER AND DEALER ! n
SATIN FRANCAIS, LAsTINGs, SILK AND COTTON
LAckrs, ,GALLooNS, RIBBONS, BOOT AND GAlrEI
WEBS, ELASTIC WEBBING, SHOE THREAD But
TONS, MOROCCO, KIDS, BLACK AND CoI.okED To
LET SLIPPER UPPERs, &c, sc, &e.
No. lSe WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK
junelS-6m ef1
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DIR. q. IL. BONDS Erench Pre-
VenIatIyes.

I'HIsarticie enIO,es t.sss su Iealth or eircam
i stances do not pernt An .aeretse OF "a u9iy 10
regulate llt Tue aOsr oI thcIr odspfug ys1tu.
ouIinJdring tAo constitution. lt IS the 1niy aad
sure preQJLGItiye against PfegasRcy All Disease.
ne 4bJve trtcte cLn DC ssIt Oy NAL Ay part oI
UaiIed states Or cinaIa, tsO fOf 81, AND - per
dOkcu.
DR- e. ". BOSO'S SPANISH fEMALE MONTHLY
ILLS.-fnese 'Il!s are Tue 0Lly llarreI
asle LADIES' rely up5- dety tRl esrGsIaty
foe Ias reiOSalOf OJst dutoas, lrrasa-
IAritIes. Iasy sAosld .bS sSsd iIty
Price - per ok. DJx cOstAiua : faLs. Ssll
InAIi.
fhe .sJctor an be cOasglted on al diseases OF a
rIyate nature. S5icntlac GrcttlneHt, u quick cure
and moderate charge guaranteed.
GEJ.sGE Il. BJSD, ND. once, oorner OF Grand
No. - JrcnLrd stssSt, Sew YORK. Established IA
1852 ocIzl-,IJln
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Wresn seeds.

CrLOyER, Timothy, Herd Grass, Blue Grass an'
- Orchard Gr.lss seed Just reeutsedI lnd Ior So"
low Iur Casu. RAINS, DhONN CO.
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Vocal and Instrumental
IN S II 4 u G. r 10 N

AR. CIAo. MUELLER, Musca Director Of Crtsp'
vi ,IIety formerly leader OI tue 1AndeIind tIsy-
du. society Iie ola 81 CuLrics ,New orleans,
aud CuesIAuL street, fnnddc!tnia, Respectfully
uIIersuts services AS IustraULJr la Sandwiches
CAl. uHAMAL.., IIIOROUGn BASS, VIOLIN AM
GUITAR FOR terms lppIy At dc CIure's Musc store
Union street. SePS-u
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
f 0 r S A L E.
That suburban Residence,

ATIShlNG 10 make other II A'cstnents, "9pro'
w puseLO saiIsII'dr Reala.statein Davidsonoo. e.
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4 Will ray tns sIsst saaTksI prIco Tor Cornan,
l. y neal Icliy - sd at City Mills.
=. y. auI.LlSGSNORTH,
octl2-tf No. o Sl.r&UL street
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RAILROAD COAL.

J>HE finest Coal city of Nashville Is at
4 the .ErNA YARD which Is the Oniy pitce thai
gives iogll weignt per busliel ltis guaranteed
give ueaL, less ashes aud SCOT thah ANY otie
now oasrod Ior sale. We will continue to supply
our friends and customers At our usual 10" prices
during the coming winter. Try the -EINA COAL
ANA b convinced IuLL II Is the most economical IL
the market orders dropped Box ~, ?. o., or al
the Yard ,ck Uf y. e. *. h. Depot SII Oe proinpt
Az lttsu,i,,d TO- SAMU Ell J. AUNkW.
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Irish Potatoes
orn alid Wheat.

INstoreandiorsaleAtew oLrrels ole xceilen irlsl
lfvtatoos AILE.LL, hoorEh * Co.
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