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Useful I'm Every Family.
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

EEfYf>s. DIR. KING formerly of NeS York for
t&2S the last four years of Louisville, KEN
tacA who has devoted his attention the treat
menI OF private diseases for 80 years, matters
himself, having attended 10 practice for many
cure all diseases OF private nature, matter how
badthey may be from lnjudicious medical treatment,
or from neglect OF their own. DIR. Kings Dspensary
is No. - Deaderck street, between Cherry and the
Square second stony where he all diseases OF
private nature.
GoSoRRHEA cured without nauseOus me dicIne or n
reference with business.
STRUCTURES Of old or recent date eectually cured in
a few days, by operation which causes pain.
Where a structure exists health cannot be enjoyed.
Perhaps disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution so much. H y
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases of the skin, growing
out oil neglect OF bad treatment can be enectuay
cured IN = few days.
SEMINAL tten ton a wing been
given 20 this disease, and all The Consequences grow
ing out OF it, brought on in many cases by the de-
structiye habits of Inconsiderate Youths and
sive indulgence OF the psslhns neglect OF which Will
undermine the constitution rende; the subject
for Dusihessor society and causing premature age
Females who may be aboriag with any difficulty OF
tie Womb may rest assured of Immediate relief.
Persons esiding abroad, by writing and stating
their case, Win lee enclosed directed Dr. King
No. % Deaderlck street, Nashville, Tenn, Will have
the necessary meGicnesent to their address, with
sessary droctlons. strict secrecy observed Olhce
hoursfr IN o'cockin he morning until y Ia the eve
InaYS0-lndAwly
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~ Mrs. FLYNN and Mrs. SULLIVAN, 4
couple of ladies from the swate country be-
youd the say which doesn't grow any the
richer though its capital is always Dublin,
were summoned before the Recorder yester-
day to answer sundry charges of selling
whisky to white men on Sunday and to ne
:groes every day in the week. The evidence
was abundant, and il Is more than probable
that both ladies went under for right sang
little amount, though we did not stay to hear
tthe result Of the trial.
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A GIGANTIC ENTERPRIzE.-We refer to the
advertisement of Messrs. Wood, Eddy q Co.,
of Augusta, Georgia. and Wilmington, Del,
of their magnificent scheme with capt. al
prize OF 100000. While passing through
Augusta a few days since. they informed us
that in future that they should draw $780,
600 scheme both in the combination aud stu
gle number schemes. Many other concerns
advertise schemes with large Capitals, but
Mcssrs. Wood. Eddy & Co., never oiier any
that they cannot at any moment cash. Stick
u pin therefor it is a consideration of vital
Importance to Spectators in lotteries.-Hel-
emu UeHOcdat
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Guns! GUNs!! GUNS !!!-25O guns, rang
ing in prices from So to $3.50 each, also a
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 Il Co.,
(Kirkman & Ellis's old stand)
No. 81, Public Square,
Nashville, Tennessee.
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Brandies, Wines, Havana Cigars,
&c, &C.,
No. 80 North Market street, next door above the
Watson House.
We have constantly hand large stock Of various
grades and very old age OF Port, Sherry, Madeira
and other extra wines Lagrima Christi, Malvoisie, &c
Among the different brands of Champagne and
Brandies have the very choice Champagne
'sCreme-de- Bouzy % and Cognac s.0tard Dupuy, L
Co. y forty mine years old. f as k&&
= A. RIvA K Co.,
oct30-1m No. 80 North Market street.
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gS- A correspondent of the San Francisco
Bulletin says a project is on foot in California
to set aside the recent election for members
of Congress from that State, on the ground
that it was held under the general ticket sys-
ten, aud not in conformity with the law of
Congress prescribing the district system.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-26

HARPER's MoNTHLY.-We are indebted to
Jxo. York & Co., for Hurper's Magazine for
November. 1t contains three very interest
ing illustrated articles-The Rice Lands OF
the South, The Volcanoes of Central Ameri-
ca, and Tea Culture in the United States,
besides most other excellent matter.
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CriminaI Court Clerk.

az We are authorized 10 announce r. II. CAN'T
BILL as Candidate Iuf crniaAl court Clers al the
ensaing March election. auslL-te
ss- We are authorized 80 announce cHAS 4 DIG
Cons Candidate Eor CEiun..l Court Ilurk al he
asxt March ecctioa. iulVIt
As- We are authorized 10 announce JOHN SHANE
EsSt a. Candidate Tor To-siec 10 ths 0nIca of
C>iu'aa4 Coart Cl1rS at next March election invite
IL II Ne are authorized 10 ALaoancs DR. n
fAfEEiG>ON candidate Tor Criminal Court l1srk
stthe sasaiag March election. may-l a
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-26

Mrs WfnsioSS, an experienced nurse and
female ply scian, has soothing syrup for children
tecth'es, which greatly facilitates the process Of
teelhI-S. by sotenng the gums lucng all intama-
tioh-wilI aiIay all pain aud is regulate the
bowels. Depend upon 1t, mothers, II will give rest
TO yourselves and relief and health TO your infants
Perfectly sale IN all cases. See advertisement in
another column. june7dAwly.
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WILLIAM G. HARRISON, democra

Nr WILLIAM G. HARRISON, democrat, is a
candidate for Congress against Hon. HENRY
WINTER DAVIS, in the fourth district, Mary
land. He hopes, through the fundamentally
of the socalled reform movement, to get votes
enough to elect him. The Opposition of the
district will see that his hopes are frustrated.
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COOP sHoorrso.-Last night Capt. JoHs
TRAVIS shot nine shots between his legs. the
pistol being bottom upwards. aud rang the
bell seven times. That's what We call toll
,erable good shooting.
Owing to some Misunderstanding between
the two amatares, who we're TO have sho, q
match last night, Ii did not take place.
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GS- Our readers are reminded of the great
sale of the w. K. Lucas lands by j, Z.
GIEAvks, q. d NJ, and NANCE & WooD-
WARD agent, to come off on Wednesday, Goth
inst, on the premises, three miles out on the
n. & G. Railroad. Lands choice, highly i'm
proved, splendid springs, aud sale absolute.
oct25-2I .... 20"
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tDtks0AsI - TIE las ia sach ease provided I
Il Ma ssh ~ sas higasst bidder fer cash al H.
NssFtHeess a. sazhffs, % &sferdag, the l2ih tsy
~ sosesassfs 1873. aszfo nan assset Jim.
J.sa ms esnHaliled . tls jail q nasidsss eanntv
60 NE lesA o1 ikes. fepFeseeie1 waen eos,
t.t ne eeoaEci - frAzz Galley 81 Sasth CaFollna
ela tess 10 iaesss hsEh, sas - shs iss J.asaas
snd d e dark onInpae xios.
sAis sn-ief NE h~. aad wiii eoHamanlesss xoaa
u4ie a 4eA1na al eensFs. See sncfiea 95ss n an.
t"ae- y. HINfo
ehcriG % n4ss zle1n epansy
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RAILROAD COAL.

THE finest lot Of Coal ia the city 81 Nashville Is
IL The ErNA YARD, which Is the only place that
gives the legal weight per basieI II guarantees
u give more heat less ashes and SCOT than any
noS offered Tor sale. We will continue 10 supply
our friends and customers at usual low prices
during the coming winter Try abe KfSA COAL
aud be eonSlnced thai u - the most economical IL
the market Orders droppsd n Box -, p. o., OF n
tue fard ek of ~ 4 C. T. X. D.pst sili be prompt
~ attended 10. SAMUEL J. AGSEw.
Gctll-tf
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New Orleans Market.


COTTOS.-At the close of our last weekly report we
noticed only very limited nsactions owing 10 the
rain which pretty much stopped business, but
urday buyers forwa I'd with considerable spirit
and the Sales inclu ing $500 bales, late on
Friday, and not reported, amounted 10 500 bales
prices being hrmer without any quoEible alteration
On AonIay good demand prevailed and about
IL 800 bales changed hands anu Tuesday and
Wednesday tog th,r Ii, 800 bales sid at
full prices, thong still w.tdin the previ
Gus quotations.. Yesterday again tue demand
very fair, and resulted III OF about 900 tes
with a hrn market. To-day buyers came foI ward
pretty freely again aud took about IL 200 bales
IN king a total for the week 63 $40 bales the mar
ket closing drm without ANY quotible advance. We
repeat last figures
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Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 25.-Cotton buoyant;
advanced 1; sales to-day 1900 bales. Mid
ding lO4all. Sales of three days rs, 500
bales. Receipts of three days $4,000 bales
against 80, 900 bales during the same time last
year. Receipts at this port ahead of last year
Sc 900 bales. Exchange on London 94a93.
New York sight premiem.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Cotton declined /,
Sales to-day 1900 bales. Middling Upland
llalls. Flour, sales IA 900 bbls. Declined
l0al5c. Whisky %. Corn dull, sales 1000
bushels, mixed l02. Mess Pork SIS, l4aSl5
81. Lard dull, l0aall4; Sugar buoyant,
MuscavadO 6a7c. II
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Farm for Sale.

II An oSsring Tor szis, privately, thai vHluzbis
J. frsct Of Land Known a. he Hays Tract, situated
80 ms S4sh VILE and Chattanooga Railroad, sboat
mlies frea me eIgy. fhe improvements are Of The
ous1 cons1slng % ane Brick House. wilh
eli ulhsr nseesssry out houses. There \ about 30
Acres 81 cared lad, balznce heavily tmoeret. The
place also sell salcred TAKE n Altogether, u n
a The dcsi abs places 10 TIE ricinisy q
N.ahSilie n not sid By the nrsl ~ koxemoer a
eiI Dc fer Ne eosuIuk year. For p4ric11@4
e.ii On < r. SLAsoucA = Co or NA>c1 a WOOD
wARD, or ~ ne a. NY ssorson harksl street, Ne 81
srpl4-a JAS. v. hAfs-
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RUBBER RELTING

THE New York Rubber Company InaafdAeturs
l. RUBBsR MACHINE Billing, by he~ process
o. superior strength 10 any heretofore made, aud
tess than hal the cost OF Leather. This Company
are also Tie exclusive manufacturers, under Gsd-
years Patent,' 81 Rubber Toys, Dolls, Rails. fenpins,
(iarge aud al, &c. &c. For sale at ali the Toy
AMI Fancy stores IA sils UHiOu Catalugae Price
Lasts 10y the oalyt FOR xarded GA application BY
letter, o. the Sew York Rubber Company, - IAber-
~ street, Nes York. octl4-lim
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SApONAFHEN,
Oh
CONCENTRATED POTASH.

More than Double the Strength Of Ordinary Potasi.
I.NoR making soap without lime with little trouble
and al Ifaiiig expeuse. Tbs cheapest article ever
discovered tae purpose ODe pound ~lii make
t~clye or afteen gallons Of go-a SOFT sap,
pounds lard sap. frIntcrz sill nad II superior
article for eessing type. IL 10 psrfscuy s0lsbie and
free from impurities
RrOksai ANAL lamps aud pat mp In ], 2, And
'a.nafactzred At tho CHALLENGE CHEMICAL
woKAs, brooklyn, aud sold -
= x DCKEEE CO..
nets-dkxly lsl Peari street, Ne~ YORK.
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Camel Coal OIL.

GONE OF the good qualities of well rsaned Camel
- Coal OIL, are these
IL RIVALS GAS LIGHT IN BRTLEIAycF;
TF IS ENffRELF lS0N-E.rPL0SIPE;
IT kAf BE CARRIED ABOUT;
~ II CONVENIENT FOR G. ENERAL Use,
IT RUINS WITHOUT AN UFFENSIFE DOOR 4:
IT ~ CLEAN AND BEA UTTFUL ~ COLOR;
IT. 4PPkA KAN "a IN the L4Alo Is DANA
MENTAL AND A1iRA CTTTE;
~ DOES Nor PERMANENTLY !sPOLL cAR.
PETS, cLo1fIN6s. afe-, lrAieA Il psag b spilled
e. IaTs osisea n e teas one Of tA< bed ARTICLES FOR
eiedHIag saiiof goods.
ITES ERPHATIcALLP THE CHEA PEsf LfCHI
kNOWN.
Directions for It's Use.
Obtain GOO coal Oh lamp securc tain wicks
80 that they viii move ~ and down Ia the IA DO.
rFs the wck With sharp scissors, exactly even wlth
tse tap OF the wioS tuhr, clipping oH the small pre-
jectpg paints AZ she corners. k1li ysar lamp With
OIL Tar1 ap The week carefully nfsG 80 - nes
90 crack The chimney
shade will greatly enhance ia czcetlencs far
reading Or seNing ey.
~ tbe careful esseseanee % these sirections ysa
will secure q hgkt that eAhaot tail IN ptsass
osIi2-u MCKENZIE MlSCIIIS.
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@r Geo. Little, of Paducah, KY, was
shot in Illinois, below the above city, last
week, by his brother, who mistook him for
robber. The unfortunate young man lived
q few hours after he was shot.
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INSURANCE..

Assets As security for losses follows
NINA Insurance Co, 81 Hartford g. ESQ sss a
xlldome Insurance Co, OF Ne~ York 4 4s1 - n
,s f'Ie Insa rAHeo -, % hAstds sTf.i1S ~
fhosnix Insurance. Co, Of Hartford. " $50 s1s 10
Lamar Fire Insurance Co., OF ss~ YORK 3sa GA :
\. England EiFe Marine Ina Co, Of
IA1d"ta.. -..-.--.-...-.. 10 ISIS
New York Lie INSURANCE Co, q n Y, SAT asa
NASH & MAXI. Agents.
"8S-a No - css.sse street
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-a~Seme Of those who have seen BEAIE's
Panorama Of the Arctic Rsgioas. nov on En-.
ihibiion at'odd Fellows Hall. pronounce IL
an object well worth seeing.
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~ A FIRE occurred in Louisville Satur-
day night, destroying 100000 worth Of prop
erty. 1t broke out in the wholesale drug
store of WILSON q STARBIRD. Main Street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-26

1- Messrs. Hughes d Dorland, jewellers,
of Cincinnati, have failed and made an as
Segment. Liabilities, 100000; assets, $780,
600. SIS
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MISSIONARY BIsHoP-RrcHMoND. VA, Oct.
23.-The Rev. Henry G. Lay, of Alabama,
was to-day consecrated as Missionary Bishop
of the Southwest.
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Keep il Before the People.

Ana from NASHVILLE % Lynehburg. Va. and al
Stations west On the Virginia and fennsssss
zxslrosd tscsntrzl Depot
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
f O r S A L E.

WISHING make other nvesIInenIs, We pro-
w pose seilall our Real Estate Davidson 10 -,
follows:
That Suburban Residence.
situated the tranklia turnpike, within mile
Of the city, and opposite the resIeuce Late 10
seph ". Horton. TINS is perhaps, the most
nahdng site ii the vicinity OF Nash vile, aud u
most desirable country residence. The house will be
sold with IL Is acres of land the purchs may
choose.
That Valuable Farm. az
known tue sims Tract, situated smith Turn
PIKE, (oid Lebanon roLd) within three miles Nash
vile, containing $50 fhe soil s good II well
watered aud tlbsretl and be div small
tracts OF twenty acres and upwards, all OF are
admirably adapted Tor country residences, market
gardensand dairy arms. Also, that
Beautiful Farm,
on same road, now occupied by I. q. McCampbel
and formerly owned by Tom Harding containing
about 25O acres. fhIs place is well known 20
need further description IL viii also be divide
To suit purchasers. I. Z. acCampbel III show these
places - any who Will cali.
All the above property Will be sold on reasona bic
terms, aud on a Credit OF one two, three and four
years
Apply to a. IS Lindsley Nashville or to either
OF the undersigned.
setFaH THoS. @ McCAMPBELl.
Six milestrom Nashville.
J. A. MCCAMPBELL,
april a Nashville.
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The Grmfenbery YecetahIe pin.

Is Just published and will DO sent gratuirously Dc
paid, TO all applicants.
OCtl3-u ALEX Mack ENZTF
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A BL0ODLESS VICTORY!!!
100000 Boxes Sold Of
NlONEKAEAD'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER

VNHIS enormous quantity Of this Invaluable Rene
i dy has been purchased by citizens OF the United
States during the short has been before Ihs
public. The for this extraOr binary success 10
simply ia the actual truth aud value the article.
NO one buys t.ie MAGNETIC PLASTER without be-
coming its friend. IL performs all that is PROMISED
anu carries with u It's ndation Truly
this asa yictory-peacciul and blOOdiess-but We be-
heye iess glorious than trium hs OF war with
its tain Of Carnage and DIES oLAtiou.
The MAGSkfIC Pi.ASrkE undoubtedly the
Greatest Strengthened aud Pan destroyer that Sci
has yet discovered. A. patInis Plaster my
wacrc II Pain Is there, the Plaster will stick there
untIlte Pam mas vanished. Tue Plaster mag netzes
Pain
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Trial of the Insurgents.

CHARLEsTowN, Va, Oct. 25.--The exami-
nation of Ossawattomie Brown and the other
insurgents has commenced.
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The Wool TRADE.-In New York during the past
week the demand has been fair, chiefly for Iow and
pedium descriptions, Of watch manufacturers appear
% be IN want. Holders, however, continue u ask
prices above the views Of the principal purchasers
~d as the available supply Is not heavy for the ssa
son there is no apparent eagerness sell. the IN
terror stocks nave been materially reiuced and lin
Ved receipts anticipated. Frees, to- are rising
Ia the principal domestic and f1reigd mar letx These
circumstances ~ strengthen the confidence Of
holders The arrivals Of domestic al this port
during the week have been confined 10 677 bales, in-
Guiding 40 bales by the Erie Rtliroad, 81 bales by
the North river boats, ~ bales coastwse from ihila.
delphd, baies fro,n Baltimore, 81 bales from Iyac.
ca, and 40 bales from New vrlesHs. The total re-
ported imports OF foreign wool during the have
been l4s bales The following a comparative state
ment OF the total receipts or wool this port during
the last four weeks as reported BY US from week
Week ending Sept IS. Oct s. Oct IL DC 10.
P domestic bale bales. ESQ, LIZ sss eI5
Total, bales. S.s22 l,s6S ,2ss s2s
Grand total IN weeks, baIes.......6 ;s2
We have heard OF sales OF las 900 rs domestic
fleece, at, according - qualify, Al COS for com
moo 20 ch'ce Sixony. WITH small selected loIs "
Inlll al & oIn 3at953 fr No. 20 chocs extra as
oO0 lbs coarse unwlshed fair washed Calf ,rpi.
fleece At l53T &c 500 bales Mexican 100 baIcs aae
kienos Ayres, 90 bales Cordova, aud 20 bales Per
sian on private terms. Some Cape aud Medttsrrane-
an wool was also reported sold, but reliably Ia
hoston, curing The week, sales made 81 100 oUo
lbs domestic Il zee and pulled wilh ESQ bales south
Aloericdn, Mediterranean, and last India Al fuli
prices ine tiial arrivals Of wool At oston Jan.
% oct II, this year, reached Is 267 bales d4afesc
and 81 100 bales foreign, gnsI . 300 bales comes
&c, and l49oi bales foreign same time Isss la
Provi ieHee, sales have been effected Of los 400 M
domestic Eseee at 3dfdSeoc ,0ou lbs do pulled AT
% siee, ~nd 1900 ibs foreign y III la
Ao@hy Dc maid has been good a, al vaneing prices.
lnciu ed IN The sales have beea IS 900 fbs good mo
dtum hecce, on private terms la Phlsaei shsa with
hg1i re eipts redueed supplies aud ln ara,
prices contaue fasoT sellers The weeks tran. e
tons comprise tios 100 lbs including 900 lbs aae at
OIL NC cash 90 ID IuiI blood. SIC Cash 20 900
lbs salt blood at a. sc, cash o,O0J Is tab a. 4sss
sc Cash 01o lbs an xed com full blood a.
II so2e cash 100 fbs Aersno pulled Ssc ezsh
S,ooo lbs No pulled a. s0c, cash LOO IL un.
sAsae., al SOC cash. la other domestic marx Is NO
Important movements hrve obeurred. Our hts.t &C
counts iron kas land lave beeu nothing more thar
conn mstory Ut previous adyiees Of ictcasing de-
nand Al stsisning priecs--N r, T.nses, ga. 20.
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Extra Family Flour.
I>xfRA fsnliy Ftear ss4ds fFou shezt. ~
r. -sis a. 80 1s1>a~sf Mia
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Fancy Coods,

JUST received . fresh stock % Fancy caests
~ Comics, brushes. Purses, Packet Bssks. Pert-
koanAiess leather sairh-ls, rrsveliag Casa shell
Iaeking oesnos Ness Batssas AazaFs Ssraps Ts,si.s
hfrets seAssoEs, Asisss, &c-, all for sale loo sy
e~'sa J. IL. AfessIlI.
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From Valparaiso.

VALPARAISO. Sept. l5.-An expedition of
1000 men is preparing to chastise the Ara
cannian Indians, now possessing the island of
Vergara which the Inhabitants have deserted.
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Shooting Match,

a SHOOTING match between two Amatures will
1lcomeoH at Capt. TEdvs's Gallery, on Friday even
ihS AT o'cl OK. Match follows Each 10 shoot is
shots, deliberate aim, strong measurement.
Capt Travis, az the same time, by request will
shoot back wards, Istol reversed, will ring the
be times ia ten shots.
Uct-2u-td
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EOr Nllarin.

" I'VE are authorized u announce JAMES NJ
hiNiON Candidate Tor election Ia the eftice OF
Sherh Of Davidson county, at the ensuing March
election. sept-sta.
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Furnishing and Fancy Goods.

w are now receiving ine assortment Of Fur
w nishing Goods, of which We name sIillsTS-
every variety OF patterns aud latest styles-CoIlrs
gloves, Suspendcrs. Robes. Neck lies, Pocket Hand.
kerchiefs, Umbrellas, UNDERWEAK-eyery yarie.
ty--Aoney Belts, HALF IA q E--of Cotton Wool No
riao, and Cashmere--TRAvEiING SHANTS Gaunt
lets OF Baekskin, hid and Calf, &C, for sale by
octon J. Il. McGfII.
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Toys and Fancy Articles.

A beautiful assortment just opened at Luck's Nu-
"a sic and Fancy store Church street Call and
examine before purchasing else~ here.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. g. 1883

III We are authorized to anhonaoe 49,
EDMONDSOS as a candidate Tor 'ne'i' "
-, :, ,hs ensuing March election. oet26-te.
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PainrannOtsxiM where this Plaster is applied

Rheumatism, Lameness, Stiffness, Weakness, DE
bility, Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Cough
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r. CHA>. MI Ei.lER, Musical Director OF Crisp,s
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aud Chestnut street, Philadelphia; respec,fuIIy
oltrs his services iusfructsr la SINGISts-AIISf
CAL GRAMMAR, THOROUGH BASS, VIOLIN AMI
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