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Improved and brilliant SChesns !
TO BE DRAWN BY
WOOD, EDDY d co..
-suscsssrs to-
Samuel Swan d Co.. and Gregory. Maar
& Co.,
Ard now Managers Of ths
GEORGIA, DELAWARE, MISSOURI AND KEN.
TUCKY
State LOTTERIEsy
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY.
Capital Prize, CSC, 0O0-11okets only sl0s
NEW AND SPLENDID SCHEME,
xhs following Scheme will b. drawn BY WOOD EDDY
CO.. Successors TO Samuel SWIM Co., Of Georgia. snd
Gregory Maury Of Dslsware) Managers Of The Sparta
Academy Lottery Of Georgia. in each their Single Mum.
Der Lotteries for SEPTEMBER. 1853. AUGUSTA Ca In
public, ~ follows:
Glass 36 Draws Saturday, September s. 1852
Glass 81 Draws Saturday. September TO- 1889
Glass IS Drawn Saturday, September II, 1883
Glass SO Draws Saturday, September "a, 1880
6,4sb PRIZE sIl
RlARLY ONE PRICE re- lVzRY NIN1 Yxox1,x.
The following Superb Scheme will be drawn
EACH SATURDAY IN SEPTEMBER
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The Weekly Southern, Clarion,

Published Magnolia, Columbia county, Arkansas by
Messrs. TURNER o'bRYAN, and edited by GEO MEEK
TURNER most respectfully offered the business of
New Orleans Of the best mediums this section Of
country through which to advertise.
GEO. MEEK TURNER raised in North Louisiana and
Eastern Texas and has, in those two sections perhaps
extensive acquaintance than any other south Of and
Dxon's line. Tho circulation Of the "Carion" In North
Louisiana and Eastern Texas already large increasing
daily has circulation South Arkansas second
to country in State Our paper being
established upon firm basis and prices advertising
being extremely low most respectfully solicit liberal
Of patronage promising the time
sndeavor. to forward the interests Of our patrons
All letters relating to the editorial business department
the paper, must be addressed to
GEO. NJ. TURNER,
SEQ 2pltaw3m&W Ark
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aug 2ptf

A3-slxth Ward American Club-This Club,
BY resolution regularly the FIRST FRIDAYof
month"; until the nrs Friday Of September from which time
Il will meet weekly. jy3O
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Dsnea hfswsser, Of Poughkeepsie, killed himself
~ drinane : hnlnent instead Of rubbing it on his
rneumasic leg. He mstock the medicine for whisky,
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A2rThe Great English Remedy-Sir James
GLARKKs CELEBRArED FEMALE PILLS Prepared from pre-
scrpon Sir Clarke D. Physician Extraordinary to
the Queen.
This we'll known medicine no imposition but
remedy for Female Difficulties and Distractions any
whatever and, although powerful rsedy. they
soothing hurtful to the constitution.
To Married Ladies' II Is peculiarly suited It WILL in Short
time, bring on the monthly period with regularity.
These Pills have been known fall where the
lions the second Of the pamphlet well observed
For full particulars get pamphlet, free, of the agent
N. B$1 and postage stamps enclosed any authorized
agent will insure bottle containing fifty pills. by
Of mail.
General Agent for the United States JOB MOSES
NY J.WRIGHT CO., New Orleans Wholesale Agents. and
sold by all respectable Druggists. fe8 2ply6W
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AHRemoval-J.H H. Rinehart has removed
to No. Is st. Charles street. He Ii agent for the PEARL
RIVER MILLS and will receive orders Lowes Linseys
and Jeans manufactured at the above Mills by Messs j. T.
GREEN jackson, Mississippi.
A1-Woo purchased. se7 2p1m
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JOHN T. BARRETT.

A0-For Congress-We are authorized to am
LAWRENCE D. NICHOLS Of the parish Of Ascen
on as the opposition candidate to the Second Con
gressioual District. au23 2ptno7
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the latter Of the present month"; will found
his old established Dspensa 50 Cusomhouse street.
Orleans, La. SCI 2phWtf
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AIElection Notice-Eds. Crescent Please
my friends Of the Fourth District that decline
being candidate for Justice Of the Peace for the Seventh
Justices Court.
sel7 ST. JOHN r BARRETT.
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W. a. William and Mary College, in Virginia, viii 70.
aslin a i few weeks The edifce is nearly
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ExTENsIvE CaEDfr SALE OF DRY G0oDs. The par-
risr aeacn q called the extensive credit sale
. take place this day. 10 O'clock aucon
roa q Roger Co., No. p Old Levee Terms over
910o % days credit sas positive and without reserve
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s Eu1lils min hAs been started il Columbians,
a which al kinds Of rolled iron are turned
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\ Ssa a az Fms CoxPANx No. 2. Notification
5s \ n ueeaing, V b held tomorrow evening,
T. puhlllhsd, 70 which members will please
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DR.. George W. Smith,

DENTIST,
Having resumed his practice will attend professional
Eagenents at his Office Me- 1T CANAL sTEEEr nearly op
psse Christ Church. al 3ph
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Falt and Winter Dry Goods.
GIQUEL 6 JAMESON,
l6 and 49,. Chartres Street.-The and Is
Have received by recent arrivals aud will MONDAY
the 10th inst, their large assortment Of
FRENCH. ENGLISH, GERMAN

D o M e s TIC DRY GOO 8 :.
Consisting in part Of
TAFFErA, GRIsA1LLE and coLoRED SILK ROBES
TAFFETA, GRIsAILLE and coLoRED SILK ROBES,
Two Jupss.
PLAID AND PLAIN TAFFETAs.
PLAIN AND CoLoRED sATINs
FoULARD SILKS.
GRos D'ORIENT sILKS-An Colors.
PEKIN, GRIsAILLE AND PLAID SILKS
ARMURE AND MORE ANTIQUE >.
PLAID AND CoLoRED PoPLINs.
PLAID AND PLAIN DE LANES.
yALENCIENNEs and MUSLIN COLLARS and Sleeves.
JACoNET AND SWISS .
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN AND JACoNET BANDS.
LADIES' L. c. H. S. HANDKERCHIErs.
LINEN
FRENCH, AMERICAN AND ENGLISH PRINTS.
GERMAN .. HOSE.
WOODEN DAMAsK,
SILK AND WOODEN DAMAsK.
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN CURTAINS
:. BoBBINET -.
FURNITURE PRINTS.
LADIES' HOPED SKIRTS.
CHILDREN's :.
CLOTHS AND CAssIMERs
CAsINETs AND sATINETs, etc., etc., etc.
-Also-
LARGE ASSORTMENT
Of =
PLANTA TION DRY GOODS,
KENTUCKY JEANS AND L1NsEys
SOUTHERN "A and x osNABURGs.
GRANIER AND NAVY BLANKETS.
GEORGIA KERsEYs AND PLAIDs.
CoTToNs, DENNIS, etc., etc.
All of which they will lowest market price, and
they invite their friends public
fore purchasing elsewhere
GIQUEL & JAMESON,
sels 2p6t 10 and ls ohartres street
Renthisysels, LesUts $ Co.
116.....-CANAL STREET......116
LARGE STOCK
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
-coMPRIs1sG--
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINos
PLAIN AND FIGURED ALL WOOL DE LAINEs,
PLAID POPLINs,
VALENCIA STRIPES,
ALL WOOL PLAIDs
Together with other desirable styles
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS g. CO.,
sel9 2ptf lie Canal street.
BfaCEc Silks Black Silks
CLOAKs CLOAKS! CLOAKS! CLOAKS
SHAWLS! SHAWLs: sHAWLs:
We have just opened large stock of the above goods
which now selling at
EXTREMELY Low PRICES
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
sel9 2ptf 1l6 Canal st eet
.HeaU LlSsitan0s
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF NEW ORLEANS.
EXTRA GENERAL MEETING.
general meeting of the above Association will be held
the Hall, No. 2f5 Old Levee street. WEDNESDAY NEXT
the 2ist nst ca O'Clock NJ for the Of making
celebrate the approaching Anniversary and to
INACCURATE THE NEW TOMB.
The members earnestly requested to be puncual.
By Older Of the President.
ANTHONY SAMBOLA,
te19 2p3s Secretary.
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Cow Losr.A valuable Kentucky COW has been
last - 4 slssvhsrs advertised for.
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IL and IA Chartres street.

.
GRAND EXPOSITION
ELE ANT FALL SILKS
DKIE@0 GOODS.
JOHN TODD
Has now open an extensive rich and elegant stock Of
NEW FALL SILKS!
Purchased at tho recent large auction sales York,
greatly below their value
RICH GRos D'EPsoM SILK ROBES,
Two AID Four Flource and Double
skirt.....' 00-worh $50.
SUPERB eros B'ECossE SILK ROBES,
Graduated Double Skirts and Four
HEAVY PLAIN PouLr DEsoIE SILKS, 81 2s-worh 81.
RICH FIGURED DRESS SILKS.
CHOICE STYLES IN FoULARDs, PoPLINs etc.
BLACK OIL BOILED SILKS,
All qualities and widths, very cheap.
An inspection of the absve respectfully solicited
One-Fourth less than cost of importation.
MILLINERY!
Will exhibit on MONDAY the 18th ins the only imported
FASHION PATTERN BONNETS
For the Fall, now In the City.
A SELECT LINE OF THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
RICH PATTERN CLoAKs,
..~=M In Silk, Plush, Cloth Velvet, etc.
BONNET AND SASH RIBBONS,
FLOWERS,
PLUMES,
RUCHEs,
HEAD DRESSES, etc.,
Forming chece selection Of beautiful goods Of
the season. m..
Just opened, ENGLISH BAREGEs double widh-some.
thing very new, rsh and desirable.
JOHN TODD,
se19 2p3t IL end IA Chartres street.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES,
Sprisss Of 800 spproxmatingo prss sss n an
Aprsss 20 sppro1inAdas 70 $1,000 prise srs... lsoo
prises 10 experimenting To 10000 prise ars.. 1908
aprisss Of rs approximatingto 5000 prize srs soe
prizes Of 100 spproxinating to Ae,9 prime ars 500
Aprisss Of $50 appropristns to 5000 prise ars eos
prises Of 100 approximatns to l6Oe Prise sro 90 S0s
AoU pr1sssot oo,00o
40 prisss Amounting .SS90e
Whole Tickets $40; Halves Is; Quarters, - So
MA Circular showing tho Plan Iof tho Lotteries VIM ~
sont to any DESTROYS OF receivingit
1000 Psss Of $40 will 30 By asurs Of ths
number that draws the 900 PRICE example n shs
number drawing the 80 900 prize ends With l. then ss
dekets whore the number ondsin will be 70 S1 II
The number ends with No. J. then all
ssr ends in will Be snitledto SO. and on to o.
Certificate .Paokagsof 10 Whole
10 Half ............ %
&c 10 Quaktef.. ............
10 Fights ........... 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR oERrIFIoA1HB,
knelose the address the O
receipt OF which they will be forwarded by mail.
Purchasers have tickets ending any nrurs sbsy may
assgnate.
fheliss Of drawn Numbers and Prsss 10 px,
shssers immediately after tho drawing.
Purchassrs will please write signatures plain and
give their Post Once, County and State.
A9rRemember that Prise Il drawn payAhis II
full. without deduction
AL communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certincateste
WOOD. EDDY 4 CO.,
Box;s6's Pest-omce. New orleans .IA., o.
WOOD EDDY CO,
jeae zpAW Augusta, Georgia.
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A5-Am0ng the many Preparations now be-
fore the public certain for the Fever Ague
have been received with such especial favor that
Dr.. ]. HosrETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TERS This tonic has been circulated many virtues
promulgated throughout the States every day propre
tors greeted with the intelligence some dreadful case
yanqushed by the Of their celebrated Btters"
principal cities there but few families who neglect the B
ters" In furnishing their medicine As tonic 1t Is
both mild and agreeable thu TASTE stimulating its &C
ton upon the system For certain the Fever and
Agae Flaalency dyspepsia, and all other morbid
II is sure and unequaled.
Sold In New Orleans wholesale and retail by r. WRIGHT
and ISL Chartres street, sole agents Southern
sates and to whom all orders should be addressed and By
druggists and dealers generally everywhere. se9 2p6&w
NJ Impossible The mild, incorrosiye,
chemical Ingredients Of which CRISTADORO's HAIR DYE
is composed renders harmless the tenderes skin
weakest and finest hair The change from the dull heavy
Of age to the brilliant dark glossy black Of cemey
youth, is INSTANTANEOUS. No failures, delay i'm
perfect coos odor in all cases the result is uni
form, immef' :, and entirely successful.
sod Everywhere and applied by all Flair Dressers.
ses Nlmdw CRIsTADoRo. No. 8 Astor House. Ny.
hSstartllng Dlscov cries have been made
wn me past few years. by eminent French and German
concerning the great difference the quantity and
OF iron in the blood and it has been found that
vases Oh female debility, los, of healthy compiexi m
haor slhus elc-mpures of the blood and general
were occasioned by the diminished quantity Of iron
s 1ne most eminent physicians of Paris London
snnA Nv recently Of New York. have adopted Dr. MOTIFS
s - FILLS and Apsrien. stomschle prepare
on OF ifon ~ ny drogen and now prescribing tbs
most extraordinary Good appetite oor'ns,s a,a.
on RAPID Of strength with an unusual disposi,,
for active and cheerful exercise Immediately follow Their
grand somachc and general restorative IL has no
and no substitute po
For sale by all Druggists Price, cents per box
Ing 30 pills Sent free by mail ecep, Of price Pncrs
Office, $50 Broadway, X. R. B. LOCKE 4 CO osnssa
Agents Wholesale and retail in New Orleans by j.
i CO., q and Isl chaItres street. sci znanhw
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Cigars !! Cigars !!

Purchasers win always ind in store assortment
known brands-InjenuidRd Flor de Pnjadas Merldena
Fsrde Panchs, Redowa Caharga Paragas Something
Warrington, Dos Hermanas MAKO Habano etc., etc., the
lowest prices
P. PRATS Il CO.,
oz6 7ptf Commercial P1Rce.
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rnn LATE naPRovEnENTs on EsPLANADE
a 7g 81 STREET.

i IAfsIy. thiurs seem 10 have taken quite lively
tur "a ths ancient but much neglected avenue. The
I'D shjonahle European air that Il used to wear has
| been replaced By our moro modern and in keeping
Win liz spirit Of the age. splendid residences, not
10 be surpassed ia architectural beauty either I'm
hed q ID course 81 erection, may now be scat
tered here and there from the Mint to Broad street
md " have been informed that lots in good local..
tics can b turned into money aud large amounts at
that, q readily q A bank stock while the demand
u steadily increasing. Fashion, who up to some i've
yea ago set her face steadily against anywhere be-
low Canal street, having perhaps become Disguised
by the shness Of her votaries in her fayorte quar-
tes, seems now to be turning her steps back to her
old place Of residence, among those whose great
gandathers were her followers in the early days OF
ala belle Louisianne.n
We are glad to see this not that we ever were OPP
posed to the growth Improvement OF the First and
Fourth Districts or have not felt pride In the pub
lie shirt manifested BY their citizens in the embel
lishmeut Of their noble thoroughfares in the manner
they have but because we have always thought that
Ii was an important matter to the interests OF this
city that before extending its limits to an nconve-
nient length up the river, On effort should be made
toward building up and properly improving it in the
direction Of the lake. Every lot which is improved
Ii this direction Is just so much taken and redeemed
from swamp which, beyond doubt is the cause of
most 81 til. miseries our people suffer through
epidemics.
The improving Of Esplanade street will besides lead
to tho impro vement Of Barracks, Hospital Ursuline
ST. Philippe and other just exactly as has been
proven by Jackson street in the Fourth District.
People finding that Esplanade, on account Of its
Width etc. will attract wealth and fashion, and lik
Ing such people for neighbours though unable to buy
on their street, will do what they conceive to be the
next best thing and buy near them as possible, so
start will be made first one and then the other.
And there il no reason why this should not occur
right speedily. On each one of the streets above
mentioned and on an equal number below, there are
some Of the most desirable lots in the whole city
which can be bought, We dare say, great deal
cheaper than on streets the river in the First
Fourth Districts. As these streets from the river
toward the lake, there Is almost always breeze to
be felt, which is valuable consideration in climate
like ours. Therefore, now that the want Of dwelling
houses ID beginning to be felt most severely, and
rents are Interestingly high at reasonable distance
from business, there can be hardly doubt but that
the advantages OF these locations will be understood
and improved BY enterprising men.
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~WOrth Reading and Thinking about
BININGERS OLD LONDON DOCK GIN-Designed for
the Of the Medical Profession and the Family having
perssded the called 'tGns," Aromatic,n Cordial
Aedicated etc. is endorsed all the prominent ply
scians chemists and connosseurs possessing In
tnsic medicinal qualities Tonc Diurec) which belong
to an OLD and PURE GIN Put in Quart Bottles
byall Druggists, Grocers, etc.
A. Y. BININGER L CO.,
Established 1770-Sole Importers,
sg No. 33s Broadway, N. Y.
Aa-For Sale by o. o. wooDMAN, B. JoURDAN, G..
N. MORRISON, =. B. wHEELoCK CO., L. GU1LLoT
New Orleans jy2s 2ply
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To Planters.
We have just opened large stock of
PLANTATION DRY GOODS,
Consisting Of ..
WHITE AND coLoRED BLANKETS,
KENTUCKY JEANS AND LINsEYs,
MALBoRo PLAIDs AND STRIPES,
GEORGIA PLAIDs AND KERsEYs,
HICKORY STRIPES AND DENNIS,
And
ErERY DESCRIPTION
rs and A southern Lowells.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
sea9 2ptf ZIG Canal street.
Merchants IN, the Inferior
AT OUR ESTABLISHMENT,
One of the largest stocks Of
c z. O a A s II ND SHA p"ZS
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET.
Which will offer At
EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES
For cash approved city acceptances
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
sel9 2ptf lie Canal street.
Country .We,.Ch0afs
Will find much to their advantage to immense
stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Comprising every description Of
American and Foreign Goods.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
sel9 2ptf 1s Canal street.
Boots, Shoes and Hats.
We have in store and landing from ships Harriet j.
Montgomery Samuel Faes Lady Blessngon, and the
ships Desoto ard Granada,
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
Making of the
Largest stocks
EYER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET,
To which we call the attention of buyers
Our stock is, in part comprised of the following
10000 pairs RUSSET BRoGANs, for Plantation
10000 KIP, CALF and SEAL BRoGANs.
10000 KIP, CALF aud THICK MUD BOOTS.
5000 GRAIN, HUNTER and PLANTERS Boots.
10000 LADIES', CHILDRENS AND MISSES
SHOES of every variety.
HJ.For sale liberal terms by
JOHN NJ. GOULD & CO.,
sel9 2ptf 8 Magazine street.
EmbrOtderies! EmbrOtde9'tes
JUST OPENED,
JACoNET BANDS,
CAMBRIA AND SWISS EDGINGs,
REAL yALENCIENNE EDGINGS,
BLACK SILK LAGEs
INFANTS WAISTS,
LINEN, JACoNET AND SWISS EMB'D SETS,
EMB'D MUSLIN AND LACE CURTAINS,
EMBROIDERED SKIRTS,
EMBROIDERED GHEMIsEs
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS g. CO.,
sel9 2pH lie Caual street,
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Roots, Shoes and Broga,ss,

BOOts, Shoes and Br0gasss,
At WHoLEsALE,
Plantations supplied with prime Dtching BOOTS kuast
BROGAfs, Wool Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw Capsaohy
HATS at the lowest market prices, by
FROST 4 CO.,
mo 10 Magazine street, New orlssnA
H At 3. CAPS, etc..
AT wHoLEsALE.
We are constantly receiving eneral ND
Fur Cashmere Panama Lsghorn Straw Palm Leaf NaxeAs
md Wool HATS. at the lowest market prices. by
FROST d CO.,
jyls 1pAw 10 Maeasine street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-13

EVENING AMUsENENTs.-lf you have an
idle hour on your hands these evenings Cor
any other time) that you don't know what to
do with, go up to the Jenny Lind Saloon and
Pistol Gallery of Messrs. T. A. MCCALL &
CO., third story of the old Post Office b uild-
ing, corner of Cherry and Cedar streets
You will find there half dozen splendid
Jenny Lind tables, which have just been fl,
ted with new and superior cushions, and are
now in better order for a bang-up game than
they have ever before been. Then there's the
Shooting Gallery. You don't know at what
moment some vipdictive scamp who is a
good shot, may draw villanous Dcrringer
on you and it Is well enough to be prepared
for such an unhealthy contingency. Go.
then, and let HAWKINS, who is one of The
cleverest fellows in town, PIT you through a
course of practice. The amusement is Juno
cent. and may be INDUCED in at triling ex-
pense.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-13

WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY 10. 1859
Death of John G. Ferguson, ESQ.


Yesterday morning at about 2 o'clock,
JOHN G. FERaUs0N died after a brief Illness,
OF congestion of the brain. So short was the
interval between the commencement of his
illness and his decease, that but few of his
friends were aware of the one before the other
was announced. His general health had been
good, and his most intimate ass ociates, when
he went to his sick bed Thursday, had no
idea OF fatal termination of his disease.
Mr.. FERGUSON had attai ned the prime of
early manhood. aud was gradually winning a
substantial reputation as lawyer of fine at
tainments and clear ideas of professional
character. AS a ready. fluent. chaste and for
chile advocate, be had few, if any superiors
of his age, amongst the members of bis pro-
fession in this city. Outside of, as within
the ranks of the legal fraternity, he had ac-
quired by his courteous and unassuming
manners. connected with his rich mental gifts,
considerable popularity, and was universally
esteemed. With the editorial brotherhood of
few years ago, both in Nashville and Mem
phis, he was special favorite, inasmuch as
he frequently turned aside from the labors
and duties of his profession, to contribute &c
the press. His contributions, whether upon
political or other topics, were always con
ceived in good taste. and written with schol
arly elegance. The loss of such man at hi:
early age. with so much of good before him
and with such bright hopes as he enjoyed. i.
most deeply to be regretted. But it is a dis
pensatiou of Divine Providence to which We
m 1T all bow in humanity. We may not com
pr bend it; but we cannot question the be
hests of Him who has ordained it.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-13
DIR. KINGS DISPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES

yUSfAg0UfS, DR. KING formerly OF New York, Tor
REAA the last four years Of Louisville, Ken
lucky and who has devoted his attention TO the treat
ment of private diseases for 80 years. 1atters
himself, having attended 10 practice for so many
years, and cured thousands he is enabled to
cure all diseases OF private nature no matter how
bad they be from njndicious medical treatment,
or from neglect Of their own. Dr. Kings Dispensary
is No % Deaderick street, between Cherry and the
Square second story where he all diseases OF
private nature.
GoSoRRHEA cured without nauseous medicine or in
reference with business
STRUCTURES of old recent date, eGectualy cured in
a few days, by operation which causes no pain.
Where structure exists health cannot he enjoy
Perhaps disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution so much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases of the skin, growing
out of neglect bad treatment, can be eleciaally
cured in a few days.
SEMINAL WEAKNEss-Particulara ttentionnaving been
given this disease, and all The consequences grow
ing out of it, brought on in many cases by the de-
siructve habits of nconsidcrate Youths and exces
sve indulgence OF the pass neglect OF which Will
undermine the constitution rene: ing the subject unit
for business society and causing premature old
Females who may be laboriag with any difficulty OF
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case with fee enclosed directed TO Dr. A King
No. D Deaderick street, Nashville, Tenn will have
the necessary mecicnesent to their address with ne
sessary directions. Strict secrecy observed. Office
hoursfrom o'cockin the morning until IN the eve
aing may30-indAwly