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land for Sale.
BURNsIDE's PURE OLD MONONGAHELA

BURNSIDE,S PURE OLD mONONGAHELA
RYE WHISKY.
(ONSCIENTIoUSBY distilled BY Mr. JAMES BU RNsIDE,
Allegheny County Pa in the old fashioned honest
from choicest Rye and in offered for sale until sdapt
ed 10 wholesome 1t the palatsbe,
As emphacay the beverage in the reach Of the pub
c 20 the invalid those in health 1t commends itself for
its upryaed qualities stimuAnt Of the sast surt, and
most henehcent description For sale in barels kegs &c ans
nut No in cases Of dozen bottles each.
CLERY L STOCKDALE. ProPretorI,
3s Walnut st., PhilsdelphiA, Pa.
WIN O. CONNER, Agent,
a25 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washing City, D. @.
@. &R y. WBITE. Jr., Agents,
.et7-d3m 81 Cedar Street, New York.
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DESSOLUTFO.

DISSOLUTION.
TEyHE fra Of KIRKPATRICK, NEVINs & CO., was this
day desoved by mutual consent. VI Kirkpatrick haV.
ing withdrawn from the The business will still be
stand by the remaining partners. hevns,
Keith & BCter, under the style and hrm OF
NEYINs, KEITH L co.
Nashville, Oct. 1, 1seO.
In retiring from the hTm OF KIRKPATRICK, NEFINS &
Co. return sincere hanks for the bera patouag be
slowed upon Anc for
pasner worthy the ontnuanceof their patronage ke
KIRKPATRICK.
C-.9-Im W KIRKPATRICK.
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NOTICE.
4 L. z G E ST o Q X
HARDwA.RE!!

=
MOSTLY THIS
SPRINGS I'M CREATION
offered upon accommodating tsrns giving Lon
Time upoz greatest portion and viii take IN part pay,
comfortably Improved Farm, situated near NASHVILLE AEox
Vile Of McMinnVille, Tenn
with shove stock offered the ursxpired term OF The
ease Of KIRKMAE EILis' old stand. Apply 20
MCCALL & CO., Hashvile, Tenn
to ". 2. FALL, ClarzBgie, Tenn
aea
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PIANOS! MUSIC!

AN now receiving my Fall Stock Of Panofort from the
following Factories which viii be the largest offered in
the city seinway Sons, A H. Gale Co., Haynes Brothers.
Hazleton Brothers, Wm Kaube Co.. Peters and Webb, Light
Bradburry Soebeer Schmidt all Of which will be sold
small advance for cash negotiable paper All the
popular music ut received together with Accordeon
Volns Flutes Drums Brass Instruments &C. For bargains
g come to me-" at number SO. JAS. A. MCCLURE
sept6-h
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new MILLINERY GOODS.
FashIOnable styles for
FALL AND WINTER

MRS. E LOCAHARIs
no. IL Che ~ street,
II RESPECTFULLY Rivea notice thss received her
&, stock Of Millinery Goods for FAll and Winter,
consisting all the novelties and latest ana most shonabls
styles.
She would she has selected Monday, the 24h
ins Opening Day. when Ihs win be pleased to see her friends
and custorasrT sepE23-ln
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NTIsnING other investments, We propose TO sell
w all our Real Estate in Davidson county, as ioioNa
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
tunke Franklin Turnpike within hsf mile of the city,
and opposite the residence Of the late Joseph W. Horton
Containing abSAI Forty Acres.
This is perhaps the commanding theventy Of Nash
Vile most desaole country residence The house VIII
be sold with u y Of land the purchaser choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
oyu 1s the Sims Tract, the Smith Turnpike (old
lspop read) within hre miles Of Nashville. containing $50
es The soil good, it is we'll wsersd aad tbered and
= divided small tracts Of veRty UPWARDS all OF
hoh admirably sdapte for eountry residences market
All and dairy farms Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
m sse road. occupied by T. @. McCampbe formerly
o,aeS by Harding, lining 25c acres. This
Saos Il 50 we'll known TO need further description. II will
80 Il divided suit purchaser T. c. McCsupben will show
tbsse pIapes 10 any who viii cali.
Ants property VIII be sold and
an a oTedst OF one two, three and four years.
Apply 70 A. " S. Lindsey, NNShvie, either
asTEigpde, TH0S G. McCAAlPBELL,
Six miles from Nashville,
J. J.A.MCCAMPBELL
nhM Nashville
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MEMPHIS AND N. ORLEANS Q. S. MAIL
DA CTET It I'M

(Is6O) NEW ARRANGEMENT' 1S6D
MEMPHIS AND N. ORLEANS Q. s. MAIL
PACKET LIN EI
The Splendid Boats of this new Line Will
leave Memphis and N. D as heretofore
ON MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
MONDAY PACKETS.
REPUBLIC, ING0MAE,
CAPT A Baird. Capt. J. D. Clarke.
WEDNESDAY PACKETS.
] sIMONps IMPERIAL,
CsptJ p Hicks. Capt. c. y Rogers
FRIDAY PACKETS.
yFIPAsT H.R W. HILL,
Can't A. r. Irwin. Capt. 7. II. Newell
boats oonoec at Memphis with the Railroads from that
pont on their respective Leave memphis On
the arrival Of NJ. O. and M o. H. IrAns. IN. li
TcEsts ill he sold the Roads in connection Win TINS
linz and their Tickets recognized good Passengers can AT
range their arrival svoid delay at memphis longer man
business pleasure REQUIRE For G ITGghI GT 3
VI OOA'u vi " Genu PIT Ag'ts, No. 3, Howard Row
( JNO. Z. HYDE & CO,
ueptIs-d4m AGenl1, Ne1 0Ilenn.
/ THE EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
N ,bN..bville and Chattanooga Railroad will commence
running on the 22d day Of July, in close
the Express Trains the great Southern lines wa
and Savannah and continue during the business eAon
,nISSi nTrSSgI TIME ''O" r. W. COLE, Superintendent
| A Card Families
EEyE have on sale a fine Brett CarriaRe1 secSpo. o
| Nv hand. One fine RhRtOu Carriage, new Une
superior BarOuche, second hand; One large q
Carriage, Fine second hand soOu
makes All Of which Wilbe sold very ehsSP sI1EI1s ~ b Co
/ sep9O No q, Central Auction Rooms, Oollege suee''
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IN Office

NOtlc e.
WNTE have for sale several hne Residences the city,
wv or them nns territory Also slSrge number OF unin
proved lots IN he city, some finely suited for business
purposes, and RendsBcs We VIII sell e bargains
We also for sale several Of the best and most commanding
Building Sites in West NsshTe Broad, Denumhane he
Marry and other streets.
ALsO-A number Of very ans oses IN BoydI, Hynss and
Watkins Additions
AEso-ssveraI very choice lots Edgsdsld 20 lo
walkers Addition, and large number Of lots n HaEdngs Ad
dtion and McGaEook.
Pin addition which have . very lsrgs numbsr Of
Country containing from ave to twenty within from
three miles Of the city, And the dErsn pixies
septl4-a J. l. q = VI. BROWN.
Fine stock Farms ut Public Sale.
ON Saturday, the alh November undsgred the sssn.
o. Thomas McCance, Richnad, Vginia vii sell -
public highest dder the premises. credit al
and years for notes with approved Becary, and lien o.
the land until the purchase money is paid
Seven Thousand Acres Of Land,
GlascOek Lands lying in warren county, Tsnne
each side Of The old road from Mcnnva kash
ye within miles OF McMnnvie, and Bes Of he
Mcsiinnvflle and Manchester Railroad.
divided into in ghtsen lots, containing
fnu one hundred eight hundred We mbr and
uatered BY Chareys Greek which through the ABds,
and twenty never failiEg springs Of excellent water.
the has il the handsome resdence reesntY
By Col George Gasco, and several Of the ether lots
proved The Andsare admirably adapted 70 tie growing
mail grain and the gspes, and the raising of stock ard
opportunity afforded persons derous Of engaging IN that
business healthy and delightful region 81 country Title
undoubtsd. lsep2l-,E,tdsl W. BRIITON, Agent
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BLACKMAN a GILLESPIE,
(NlcnOis cORNKR.)
SEW And COMPLETE STOCK

DO0TS, SROES, TRUNKS, NALISESs
Travelling Bags Carpet Bsgs' Ladies satehei' and every
,rficls usually kept In our line
u Foods selected with sn eye to to the opinion Of
~ ,,v frepds call and We determined 10
SuTelves e please all who may call upon ns
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THE STAR GALLERY!
DaguerreOtypeS, AmOrOtyPeS.
MELAINOTYPES,
sPRERE0TYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS
No A, Uncn Street next door to Vessel Thompsons
Il. #. SALTZMAN,
(LATE OPERATOR HUGHES GALLKRY)
TFAVING fitted up rooms Above exclusively for thai
business prepared to receive the ladies and
gentlemen Nashville and make fac s1es OF er faces
the highest style the No has been spared either
in furnishing his apartments procuring the latest and most
Improved and Materials and the subscriber confident
ntves ali who may want pictures give him CALL pledng
satisfaction IN every
IyoRntrsnce next door WEST to Vessel Thompson:
m5 T. r. sALTZMAE
INSTRUMENTS.
TNHR undersigned have for sale large assortment Of
DISSECTING INSTRUMENTS
every variety style price, which the sntiOs Of tn
MEDICAL STUDENTS
srespectfuly invited. Also
Prof Paul T. Ewes Pocket Cases.
Mays
- sythotonny Gases
Z" " Tourniquet.
Together with very large stock Of Ampuatng, obsetrcA
Dental and TrePannng Instruments Of all kinds
RAINS & BROWN,
Wholesale Retail Agents for the sale Of the celebrated
Tieman instruments in NaShve. ssp1e
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FOR NEW ORLEANS

And all Landings Oh Miss. River.
r1seO NEW ARRANGEMENT. tIs8D
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NED nUNTLlNE,s NEW ROCKS.

NEW DIRK MERCURY STORIES, Full Of II.
IusaiOns. Just Published snd for sale Retail Whole
sale cheap Book Store Of FREDERIC A. BRADY "a Ann
Street. New Ycrks Price twenty-five each, any Eve
for one dollar or the whole eleven for two dollars.
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River Cotton Plantation
EDWARDS. HARRIS n CO.,

(sUCCKssoRs EDWARDS, GILKERsOE & co.,
WHTILL continue Wholesale Grocery Forwarding and
w Commission business the old stand COLLEGE and
Church streets. JulylS-u
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I77F0R Five D0LLAhs If yen do not desire to spehd
larger will publish your Card in Directory style,
given below, and choice position columns for
year, FOR TTvE DOLLARS, IN ADvAScE.
Sample:
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Land for Sale.

UPappIlcaton be made short time, will sell On accom-
Il modstipr terms, Forty Acres of Lands three miles
f- nc CorporatoB limits Mill Greek, opposite Maj oG
" is one OF the beautiful Locations in Davidson 2olAty
ast onal Of timheF, the balance 10 oultva
,op There are premises comfortable sbns ana hne
young orchard Apply 10 MAJ GoEy pear the psee eI 70 my
1elf for particulars. OAAa- n, "ANsAON'
inlvlAN
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All Of which l will sell verJ
UpioR street. mary
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leave Memphis . and N. D as heretofore
ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
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Remarkable IMtcrroga tories.

The following questions addressed to Mr..
Douglas have been sent to US for publication by
gentleman OF high standing, acknowledged
veracity and tried democracy, who knows what
he has wtten, ana desires for himself and the
democratic party to receive categorical answers
to his queries. If Mr.. Douglas never had any
intsryiew " with Mr. Blair such as is referred to,
there is nothing so simple as to deny it,and then
we shall probably hear the other side:- Wash.
Consultation.
To Hon. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS:
SrR 1st. Did you not, during the tendency
of the Lecompton question, send message to
F. P. Blair, jr, by Schuyler. Colfax, of Indiana,
in substance as follows: Tell Blair to call and
see me- wish 20 give him James s. Green's
place in the United States Senate?
I'd. Did not Blair call on you in obedience to
this request?
Sd. Did not you then and there, in your own
house, converse with Blair from nine o'clock in
the evening until after midnight; and did you
not, in substance, state to Blair that you sym
pathised with him in his movement for eman.
cipation in Missouri, and wished him success;
that you desired to give him James S. Green's
seat in the Unstsd States Sensse. and that you
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The receptions OF Mr.. Douglas in Virginia
are managed by the supporters OF Bell, his au
diences are made up from the same sources and
the applause which greets him is from opposi-
ton mouths!
They applaud him because he is doing his
best to destroy the democratic partyl Such ap-
plause is to the shame and disgrace and not to
the honor, of him who receives it, and Mr..
Douglas should blush, instead of feeling com
plimented, when Virginia know -nothingism
tosses up its cap for him!
The know-nothing organs in Virginia wit
ness the progress cf Mr.. Douglas with delight,
which they do not attempt to conceal. They
know that he is, in effect, stumpng the State
for them, and they believe that he can do them
more Service than all their own orators. They
uphold him, they praise him, they magnify all
the favors he receives, in order to exaggerate
his strength. They are right, for he is truly
laborng in their cause. But while know moth
ings thus rejoice, the true democracy can only
feel griefand indignation at the treason which
fiourishes in their sight.
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were ready to unite your efforts with Blair's to
this end; that you were as hostile to slavery as
Blair possibly could be. and that your whole
Kansas and Nebraska policy had been from the
first designed by you to surround the slave
with free States, and thus to crush out slavery;
that in the legislation OF the country you had
by being regarded as Southern man, been able
to obtain for the North many advantages over
the South, the effect of which the South did
not see or comprehend.
4th. If Blair or any other person has ever,
in substance stated that the foregoing was true
or false, in whole or part, and, If only in part
what plrt was true and what false?
9th. Are you willing, as a man should when
he is conscious OF innocence, to publish card
denying any such conversation, and calling on
all republicans to state all they kno#, defying
them to be able to show that you In any lnah :
ner compromised yourself as a democrat with
them during the Lecompton controversy.
DEMOCRAT.
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MISSOURI.

The cause Of Breckinridge and Lane in Mis-
sOuri is Frightening sensioly. A meeting Of
the national constitutional democracy was
held in Cole county on the 10Th. when Mr..
Parsons, who was the late candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor, was chairman. Hon Benja-
min Massey, jast reelected Secretary of
State and whose election was claimed as a
Douglas triumph, was present and spoke in
sympathy with the meeting, which was held
to elect delegates to the new State convention.
The st. Louis Bulletin, In its account of the
meeting, ssysi
"Hoh, Alfred W. Morrison. just elected
Treasurer Of State by a majority Of over TWEEN.
ty thousand, was present sanctoning the pro-
ceedings. He is not spublic speaker but his
name is tower Of strength.
Judge Dunscotnb Clerk Of the Supreme
Court, was also present. He is one Of the
most popular men in the State, and one Of the
soundest. and will exert much influence in IA
yor of Breckenridge and Lane
"Hon. w. B. Starke, State School Commits
sioner, and Attorney General Knott, although
neither happened to be present, are for Brcck-
; inTidge and Lane, and will give them a hearty
and jealous support
Judges Napton and Ewing, Of the Supreme
Court, support the candidates Of the constitu-
tionai democracy.
"The meeting was we'll attended, and the
best spirit prevailed llancnck Jackson and
Cloib Jackson men acted hsrmoniously togeth-
or.
"Hon. Levi Dixon was Chairman--a Claib.
Jackson man--and he was nominated by War
wich Tough, Esq, Secretary ofthe Senate, also
! n Claib Jackson man. Corwin, o Hancock
jackson man, was Secretary.
"Hon. NJ. M. Parsons called the meeting to
order, and in dong so made the speech already
alluded to.
"Oi the vote given to Claib. Jackson in this
county Douglas will not get more than hfty
Our accounts from all parts Of the State are o
the most cheering character, and indicate the
success Of Breckenridge and Lane"
The Bulletin also says:
"Hon James s. Greer has again taken The
stump for breckenridge and Lane, and will,
his health permit, continue to canvass unit
the day Of election. He spoke at Memphis OF
the 18Th; at Lancaster, the 10th; at Kirksville
the 22d, and speaks at Edin, to-day"
The same paper further announces that Sen
ator Polk is also about to take the stump 70
Breckenridge and Lane.
The Bulletin has the following concerning
the Legislature:
Our own correspondent at Jefferson City
who receives authentic information from tn
counties, sends US his list, which foots up il
the aggregate as follows:
Ixxyt a ID -.
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- ~-s>-~ s.
An HEM for Senator Douglas,

Mr.. Douglas chorges in his Norfolk speech that
Mr.. Breckenridge was nominated to elect Lin
coin, while he is well aware that his own course
is the only course which will make that event
possible.
As an answer to this, however, we were call
ed upon yesterday by prominent democrat o.
New Jersey, who relates to us that previous to
the late Convention in that State, two Of Doug
lass supporters called on him at the Fifth Az
enue Hotel in this city. When they informed
him of the terms Of union kelly to be adopted
in that State, Mr.. Douglas denounced them
openly and unreaervedly. They replied. "Why
MIR. Douglas, YOUR advice would certainly give
the State to Lincoln"
"Then let ii. Il ,OjN givs US the organization
in 1854" was Mr. Douglass reply.
Thesc gen emen needed nothing more to
make good Breckenridge men of them, and they
went home and joined the ranks OF our candi.
date. If Mr. Douglas denies the above state
ment, we are authorized to say that proof will
he furnished.--N Y. Day Book
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Is Stephen A. Douglas in Favor Of
ElectinS Abraham Lincoln 10 the
Presidency!

FfcSaOehCy!
The Bangor Daily Union, of Aug, 25b,
publishes letter from Belfast dated Aug. 23d.
The communication is as follows:
DuRLINGAME AND DOUGLAS.
The Hon. Anson Burlingame addressed the
citizens OF Belfast last Tuesday evening. His
remarks were rehash Of the same dish OF Abol-
ition slang that Hale, Washburne, Fessenden &
Co., served out to our people few days ago.
The only point the speaker made which IS wor-
thy the attention Of Democrats, is that which
disclosed his alleged confidential relations with
Mr. Douglas. Upon this matter | give Mr..
BurliDgame's own language; it is as follows:
"Colfax Frank Blair and myself have had fire.
quent private interviews with Mr.. Douglas in
his own house. On those occasions Mr.. Doug
las freely made use of fexpressions Of the deep
est indignation against Southern dictation." |
had private interview with Mr. Douglas, (con-
tinued Mr.. Buringame,) on the occasion OF his
first late visit to Boston. Mr.. Douglas then
made use of this language: Burlingame, | am
elected Senator for six years; have got Joe
Lanes head in basket and shall soon have
SlidelPs Bright's and Fitch's Won't it be a
splendid sight, Burlingame, to see McDougal
returned from California, Baker from Oregon,
and Douglas and old Abe all at Washington
together-for the next President is to come
from Illinois!'
Mr. Buringame then exhorted the Douglas
men to vote for Lincoln, both to revenge the
wrongs done their favorite by the Southern De-
mocracy, and to carry out Mr.. Douglas wishes
-"for," said Mr.. b, "what else than the cleo
tion of Lincoln could MIR. Douglas have had in
view when in recent speech at Rocky Point,
r. l., he declared that he never, on earth
would agree to union with the Breckenridge
men!" "This," SAID Mr.. B., "means the cleo
ton OF Lincoln, and nothing else.''
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A nj e II CAN ii U u : L
CadiH- oh1or

THOMAS ID GRIMES, Proprietor
THIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE, FOR
mery kept by Maj. Lucy, and more recently by
william Milligan, will be found by the travelling
community topossees all the advantages of the best
conducted hotels. The House has been thoroughly
fitted and furnished, in the most approved style,
for the accommodation Of guests and it is the de.
termination of the Proprietor that none who may
favor him with their patronage shall have reason
tocomplain, n any particular, or go away dissat.
ished.
arBlls moderate.
9arBaggage taken to and from the Depot free Of
charge
January ID, I557.-y.
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Ofthe democratic senators who hold over
three fourths are known to be for Breckin
ridge, and we have elected four Others and per-
haps more, of the few to be elected this year
Moreover, several Union men and some Doug
las men are either instructed or pledged to vote
for Mr.. Green for Senator.
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Something New!

TTAvE you seen sIavis's Gift Likenessesi II
IL not, go and examine them. They exceed
anything for beauty, ever made in Cadiz Re- ides
O beautiful and valuable Gilt goes with each like.
ness.
No one refuses to have his likenesses whom he
sees them
The charm is irresistible coll and see them.
Aug 9, 1860.
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RUra,1Torines

TNHE subscriber has again commenced the above
/ business in Freeport, Harrison county, Ohio,
Mhere he is prepared to make clothing at differ
ent prices, fashionable and plain, at short notice.
Give me call, and you will have your clolhing
made ueat and good JOSEPH ALLEN.
Freeport. Aug. 49,
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S. B. SHOIWELL,
at Law and solicitor iii
GI..nncnpy

N - CADlZ, OHIO.
TOET1NUES to practice in Harrison art al.
~ joining coun,iesahd gives especial and promp
attention TO Collecting, business Of Executors, Ad
ministrators, Guardians, Wards, Partitions, Sales
Of Lane s, settlement of Estates, Titles. 10 Real
Estates, Conveyanciug, Suits at Law and in Chan
Gerry, loaning and investment of money, and all
other professional business placed in his charge
p1y file is Agent for the Srute Bhnk of Ohio and
O,hets, for ioanng money, &c. &c.
acrOtfice in Kigores Corner, on Market street
January 25, 1860.
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SCOTT & LEM MON,

Attorneys and 'UnscIIOrs at Law
CADIZ, o.
kyW1LL practice in Harrison and adjoining
Counties. Especial attention given to the busI.
of Executors and Administrators Sules of land
Petition OF Partition, Examination of titles, pre-
paration of Deeds, Mortgages &c. Collections
safely and speedily made anywhere throughout the
United States Office, Market street, opposite the
Court House. na28'57
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MASONIC NOTICE,
s. b. LuK,Ns ............. II. H. HARRIse
LUKINS & HARRISON,
Surgeon Dentists.

HFFICE-ON MAIN STREET, NORTH OF
~ Market, directly opposite the Mansion House
where one, or both Of them may be found at all
times, rendy 10 receive calls ircm oil those des-
ring their services. reeth put up in the most ap-
proved styles-warraned and repaired for one
year free of charge. july 1860
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CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.
Geo. sH. WeiCht.

WOULD inform the people of Harrison and ad.
Joining counties, that he has hands and is finish.
ing up superior lot OF Carriages Buggies and
Wagons, which for durability can't be surpassed
anywhere. Repairing done on short notice. Also
Fine Harness :
To sell to SUIT Carriages. Persons wishing any OF
the above articles will do we'll TO give him call
before purcha sing elsewhere, as he intends sell to
suit the times All work warranted,
New Market April 25, l860-6m.