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At meeting % the Democracy Of Hickman county held az
censzille Jsy "a, 1860, on motion Of y D. EAstrr ESQ
Hcn. WzaKER called 70 TIC chair and T. GRrrfn
appoiitsf seereiary.
opcaI o. the meeting, Dr. s. Mooax addressed the sst.
ip explaining the action Of the Baltimore Convention. AID
showing the purity and patriotism Of BREcKiSRBsE and LANE
and The sound nationality OF tie platform upon which they were
noninated and closed By urging Democracy to Che support Of
BsEcKNRDsE and LANE, the only hope defeating in
cur own State who gLoe rights thcse in The North who
wilfuly violate them.
Ed W. EAsLEK then offered the following resuia.onI which
we're corey, and sh ban Dissenting voice. adopted
BE resoIUd 6ytke Democracy Of he county Of HicKnan
IN coace0R dsseed That cherfully endorse TIE noui
sph Lane, Oregon for V-s President and also se
Of principles adopted By which nominated them
course pursued By The delegates q The IN cs
Of this State in the Baltimore Convention ao he course
all those who acted with them In said convention.
30 II further TesotOed That believing hse delegates who
refue T. act win the convention which nominated Brecndge
preference overlooked the interests the njon
cordially them together al other Democrats and
Constitution loving friends q he Uncn to act with ma IN me
ensuing election entire unity Of action certain
Of TIE success Of the Democratic party.
Be IL tAer resOlUed That cherfuiy endorse the o.
nation Of n Cox, ESQ., OF Perry county Breckinrdgs
Lane elsctor, the electors A. Vaughn Lewis
Woodbridge Barsld and Johnson for the Eth CoagreonsI d
trct Tennessee the Linden conventions held on
the Both u and promise them our hearty and Jealous
Be Srer resorsd That in order to ensure the success Of
the party the approaching election, appoint eector for
Be Il further Tesoeed, That the thanks o. this meeting be
rendered Mr. Lamb, Lincoln county for the able
which he rendered delegates in the Baltimore Convention
Be further resolUed That copies Of the proceedings
meeting forwarded ths Nashville UNION AMERICAS
the Columbia Herald, Memphis AcaIGncbe and appeal
JOSIAH R. H9sBARD Esq, then responded % call the
meeting able eloquent address Of length, por
taying the nationality OF the BREcKMsIpoE platform
craftsmanship Of JoHS c. BREcKsRIrsE
LANE political anscedents and their bright
prospects showed the utter inability Of DOrsLAs
unite the Democratic ply and the political unsO1ndasss Of the
Bell EvERETT tce and retired from the stand amid
thusiac applause. Messs D. RAsLEY and A. H. YAuaHz,
addressed the meeting short but ferven appeals tie De
mOcrAcy the support Of and
Lane.
On motion Of J. R. HUBBARD Rsq JoiIa W. HoaNBELK was
appointed Elector for the county OF Hickman.
On motion Of A H. YAUsHS Esq.,, the Chair appointed Mru
J. J. Williams Dr. s. B. moore, Maj. J. d zAsLEX, ,.
GRAY and T. s. BROwE central committee for Hickman
county correspond with The dstr committees and commit
teesof other counties.
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There was large and enthusiastic meeting at
Memphis Thursday night to ratifyIhe nominations of
BRECK1NRIDGE and LANE. Speeches were made nv
Gov HARRIS and others. BOnfres were lighted and
cannon fred amid great enthusiasm 1t was a noble
l.......rtrntinr,
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The Macon (Ga.) Telegraph, Democratic paper
with DoUGIAs procliyities saws.

That amount Of stamping, cAnvasng, arguing and
paper writing is, in the present any probable attitude Of
airs likely to divert the vote Of the State from Breckenridge
and Lane, will think be evident all who the
matter with moderate amount Of impartialty.
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A friend from Williamson handed US list of
thirty-fve BELL delegates from that county that
were in attendance on Gov. FoorE's DOUGLAS meet
ing yesterday.
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The Mexican war.

MUsrANG, the celebrated Mexican correspondent
of the New Orleans Delta, writing home during the
Mexican war and referring to those who had made
anti-war and anti-national speeches in Congress,
said:
they had Mexican MuEke their shoulders they could
not assist the Mexcans IS much much they
will have done by their speeches. God will the
politicians Of country gambling the Pres
dency the blood OF our counymen smy dreads
danger do they fear to die in defence Of their country but
they do dislike 70 be sacrificed to the unhoy amon Of aspiring
politicians and political knaye Is no way BY which
friends home put stop to the uuparotc conduct poll
who would sacrifice t5 whole army in order to give
TO the next Presidential electon2 The defend and
fight the battles Of the country Then let their friends
defend them from the injuries arising such speeches these
the conduct Of such men,"
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OD H.

Z
NAsHOrLLE, July 3, 1860 I
DIVIDEND Of Eve So dollars shae Of the profits
n past six months has this day been declared payable
on demand. J. COREY, Cashier.
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The Ne,horIand Convention.

At the convention last year, which nominated Col
NFTHEKASD, the Opposition candidate for
Governor last year Governor FOoTE one
of the prominent speakers. The Patriot the next
day said: Ibis speech some two hours in length
and was marked by great force and energy Che
Banner Of the same date also noticed it compliment
tarily The Banner three or four days later said:
I'VE see that Gov. FOorE is announced to speak on
the political issues of the day, in Memphis on Satur-
day. We hope he viii repeat the speech he made in
this place on the 29th and the OPPosoN Pass of
Memphis will publish it. 1t is good document and
ought to be in the hands of the people" Thispaper
the day after the NETIEBIAND Convention said;
ellen. II. S FooTE, of Miss, in response to call on
him, addressed 10 the Convention rambling speech,
mostly about himself Of considerable length"
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We are requested by the secretary of the meeting
to state that in copying for publication the list of
delegates to the GAINESVILLE convention to nominate
an eleetor for this district the following names were
unintenaonally omitted, viz W. H. HAGAxs. ENooH
ENsLEY, BENAJAH GRAY, W. c. BRmEY. DR.. ANDERSON
and JoHN JOINS.
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SAN. L. ooHILl, Cashier
STATE OF TENNESSEE, Warren County:
Personally appeared before this day, WHITE President
md SAN CoHnL Cashier, and made oath state
ment is true. This July 5, leo GTPCRvIS, JP,
juyS for Warren County.
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JNo. A. FISHER. Cashier
STATE CT TENNESSEE. DAVIDSON CoUSrY-
JOHN A FISHER Cashier Of Rank Tennessee being daily
sorn says mat the accompanying wing tue cond
ton Of The Bank Of Tennessee from the Bank and
the Branches for ending Sch June 1860,
Is correct to the best Of his knowledge and belief
sworn 70 and subscribed before eth Jsly 1850
JOSIAH FERRISS, j P.
STATE OF TENNESSEE DAVIDSON CoUSTY--
g. SMITH President the Bank Of Tennessee oath
a the accompanying statement made BY the officers Of the
BANK and Branches, he believes to be correct.
G SMITH, President.
Sworn 70 and subscribed before the July, le6o
JOSIAH PERRISS, j. P.
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VvEgY variety Of Ties stocks and orav.ts rscsve and Ter
IPIs Cherry, ons door from Usion siSsss
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AFNA COAL
FurnishinE GooaIs.

our stock Pail Bosom Shirts Is aeAn eu,sst, r cool
~ ness aud comfort commend hem bsng parsicuariy
rpcprae 70 the present hot also snail io
Of Pun bosom Shirts together with an endless variety plain
styles.
We have also received another 10. handsons Heek of
Gloves andkerchiefI Dressing Robes Suspsnders,
Also re supply Of s1sonz6ls Eod.r~esr Call ani
sooas We are de.srnns % dispose e s al sE tgures
being anxious 70 reduce cur stock J. a.. Ec6ILL.
iu1s32
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= QUIHTALs a7ge size Goldfish jus. resolved eonsgn
Il % ment End for sale by D DICKEYs
jny4
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AIso, il Bona Caako q Jazras Hsnn's.y Brandy, " !
q Is5sl shch sAiaE Esll st he most fkstdioas aia
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Al.o. : 10. q chslss WHISTLES STR. M
,s Sa,n No. "a Is - sss,s : 49, 49,
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Immense Swing Of Labor.

DURCHksE iuaisssiy one of ". PoLHuREr's " as n
4 1uE Machines, Ehich suiali boy Or xirj ean
doali Washing fer larsesf fa. This emily tr
of machine q ne kind ingsd only washing "A.
chine he world which VII supply ne real % ~ nso-
pie; FIs sia AL. se.a,s ~ ss9 esiIl.
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Tue NASHVILLE CONVENTION OF IS5O.-Gen. FOOTE
in his remarks yesterday handled severely the
Nashville Convention of 1850, applying to it such
terms as traitorous. reasonable and the like. If
the Governors candidate for'the Vice Presidency
had been present he might have taken those remarks
as rather unkind from friend, Gov Johnson at
thar time and until ry recently belonged to the fire
eaters of Georgia. Gcv. MCDONALD Of Georgia was
President Of that Convention, and after returning
home was the Southern Rights candidate for Gov
ernor against Gov. Conn. as the Union and Submis-
sion candidate. The main point in the canvass was
the Nashville Convention. In that contest Gov.
Johnson strenuousiy supported Gov. MCDONALD.
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Col. George B. Hodge, of the Kentucky Legisla-
ture addressed the Breckenridge meeting at Coving-
ton on Saturday night A change has come over
t snirit of the Colonels dreams since last winter,
when he was most enthusiastically for Douglas
Louisville Journal, Jdy4
The above appeared in our paper yesterday. We
are informed by a friend of Col HODGE, that ever
since Judge DOUGLAS anti-Lecompton war, Col Il.
has opposed his aspirations. When Judge DOUGLAS
published his HarperS Magazine article Col HODGE
replied to it through the columns of the Louisville
C17rrip.
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TRARUE s LUCUS.

shipping Directions. -.5hip daily TO the Cincinnati
anc Louisville Mail Line Wharf boat Broadway
O'clock NJ, ard send Dray Tickets to No 20 Broadway OBJ
tain Through Bills of Lading. iune29-diw
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And appointed committees in the civil districts follows
LIST DistrctJ. L. Grhn I'D w .Easley and J. =. Gray.
ID. L P TOtty, ]. II. Martin, jr. and A. Darden.
81 VI. HarVell, N g. Weems and Phil. Hoover.
4th- J. A. BEwell, John Reaves and ]. II. Coins.
Sta. ]. L. McSfinn p v. H. WeemS, and H-Cockram
9th Wa. Phillips, Wan. Wilson and r. g. Chamberlain.
7th q. Caruthers, VIM. Montgomery and Hiram
Sta. W. II. Brown, R. O. Forester and c. Withsrspoon
9th. James Mcooum, W. G. Jones and G. w. RUSSELL
10th. Samuel Bates, Jas. s. Rodgers and VIM WhtwelI.
18th Levi McOollun, j. F. Atkinson and <. G. Warren
18th r. Whitesdes W. A. sOuthall and Jas Duncan.
18th. X. C. Gordon, A. AZ. Reaves and J. R. Charter.
18th. ChRs Wheat, Alton Mccaeb and J. G. Briggs.
18th. Nat Young, Wm. Walker and o. A. Jones.
On motion the meeting then adjourned sine die.
P. WALKKE Chairman.
J. L. GRIFFIN, Secretary.
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APPLETON'S NEW RAILROAD GUIDE
FOR JULY Is6O JUST RECEIVED BY
e. HAGAN,
julys-dn Al COLLEGE street.
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AppIe Brnndy. Do Years OIe.

NHYE have small lot 81 Apple Brady from Nerth d
~ lima, zsid 70 Be IS 4 ears DID, shiek bclis
BE- strefy pure, and a. represented.
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TKE LITTLE BEAUTY.
magazInes and Newspapers.
JOHN YORK 4 &C

New Magazines.
LESLIE'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
FOR JULY.
LESLIE'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
BOB JULY.
LEsLIE'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR JULY.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOX lilly.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE EOR July.
HARPEfe'S MAGAZINE FOE JULY.
Jest rscsiEsd and for Ealek III
JOHNSON 4 TREANOR,
junesl No. 8 Union Street
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office of the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, No. 90 broadway, Cincinnati, May 81 1860.
Shippers respectfully this Road nov fully
prepared to do 3 large Freight business
For further information, apply TO
WIN. NJ. SMITH, Agent
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DIR. J. BOVEE DODS'
ERTAL WINE RITTEp :

And sold By Druggists generally
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Georgia,
PLUMB LSITNER. Augusta, Ga.
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IzsrEAB nEE.Ko Up I'M UNoS VIZ ISTESD TO s1Rrsr-
IN AID 10 LENcrHEE II. JoHs C BREcKRRIDsE
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Misfellaueona.
Hungarian Grass See

NHTE have on hand large quantity of the best
w Hungarian Grass Seed, whica We are selling
low CHURCH ANDERSON X CO.
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Hide, Oil & Leather Store.

my12
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Ground Feed fer Steck,

x BBLs. COAL OIL very superior article. just
fsbas-a RAINS, BROWN co.
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n KIRKPATRICK SONS, No. 81 SoUTa THIRD
IL. STREET, between Market and Chestnut Streets,
Philadelphia have for sale
DRY d Sailed SPANISH HIDES,
Dry and Green Sailed Patna Kips Tanners Oil Tan
uer's and Curriers' Tools at the lowest prices and
upon the best terms
nS- Allkinds of Leather in the rough wanted tor
which the highest market price will be given in
cash or taken In exchangefor hides Learner stored
Tree of charge and sold on com mission.
septl-3undw
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SAErsbNEFkEEs.
OR
CONCENTRATED POTASH.

Norethan Dou5letke .Strengfko of Ordinary Potash
ENoR making Soap withoutIme, sith little trouble
l. sud attFifing eSpensc. The cheaPesIarticle ever
discovered for the purpose. One pound Will make
twelve or fifteen gallons or SOCd SOFT soap, nine
pounds Hard soap Printers will1nd il = superior
article for ceaningtype- It's perfectly soluble aud
free from impurities.
Rrokenin SMALL an s and put up In I :, 2, and
Is cans.
Manufactured at the CHALLENGE CHEMICAL
WORKS Brooklyn and sOld by
&. DCRKEE & Co.
soct3-dAwly Isl PearIstreet New York
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The Invisible Hearing Apparatus

DR. DAVIS, oculist and Aurst, i27 carondelet St,
l New Orleans, La, has ewly-invented Instru-
meut for extreme cases of Deafness. With its
sistance person is enabled 10 hear with Ia great
est saseto enjoy ordinary conversation and 10 hear
at pubc assemblies. Il rests compile ely within the
ear and can be WORE without the slightest inconve-
uence. One object OF this instruments Is 20 keepth
organ in constant state of activity and by 80 do
ing In time 70 enable person TO disPense with its
nee Can and examine or send for circular.
tisst -
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Wrapping Department.

In this department will be found very
large and well selected stock OF
Black Silk -Mantillas.
Black Lace Mantillas.
Black Lace Points.
Handsome Grenadine Shawls.
Handsome Grenadine Searfs.
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az ORDERINa TIcAETs nRnEprrp1o -,

kncIosetne amouat Of money 90 our address for
"nat you wish to purchase; name the Lottery in
%n'cn you y sn a invested, and whether you wish
which We send What is ordered, by nrst msiI TO-
Immediately after the drawing a Printed Drawing
certlnea To oy the Commissioners, WILDE sent wit5
Expl2ustion. -s
PLAIN and give The name OF their Post Ofsce co.,r
and State sNS-N'S
az .I,. At-cn strictly oufdentiaI.
s-Ahprizes OF 81 600 nd uuder usidTnn,ad,a
si.eTthe dra~lng-ot herprizesatthe usua Himeo
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Underwear.

A MOTHER invoice OF seasonable Underwear of
N Gauze Silk, Gauze Merino, Cashmere, Linen,
Isle Thread and Cotton, received and Tor
sale by J. H. MCGIIL. !.
anrh-lc
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SeltcteO lluulD Coal,

THE finest lot of Selected Lump Coal Is to be
II found at the lEtra Yard, where 10 Is sold the
ov d ice f21 cents per bushei. Drop your orders
u Box No. 81 p. o., and they will be promptly at,
ended to- sAMcEL J. AGEEW,
sebe-<f Yard back Of N. 4 O. r. r. Depot.
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Fresh Corn Meal.

'yTlHE subscriber has made arrangements with one
Il of the most extensive mills in Kentucky for
r. guiar weekly supplies of Family Meal, and Is now
receiving 5000 bushels which he offers TO the City
Trade at slight advance over cost and carriage
A. JENKINS,
mv12 Is Markets.. eet.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-11

Our Catalogue refers but partially TO the e''oi'S
Ckept by us) in their respective departments
SoOur friends and patrons we beg &c say, tnat our
stock will be equal, if not superior to any we have
heretofore offered; ana NEST respectfully invite
ar examination Of IT, assuring all who may favor Us
with cali, that they will find our prices uniformly
low. and our terms most liberal, allowing hand
some DISCOUNT for al cash bills. We arc now re-
caiving our stuck daily.
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Ladies' Promenade Suits.

We open this day second Invoic" OF full
Suits for Ladies. Made up.
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one CapftaI prize of ss-5oo.
=, 80 - -.'--.'''-'.anonnt:rg 10 S5s9, $50
Whole riokstsSl0; Halves S5;euarters So SO

Certinc2tes OF packages j, the above Scheme t,ha
drawn e.ch Wednesday, will De sold AZ tl's o'I6s
ates, which Is the risk - e '0'.O"inE
Certificate OF Package OF IS Whole Tickets s,so q
&c Half =
IS Quarter 81 p
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A invoice of Back Eagle, Alligator and Oakland
II suitable for small Iamiies, Just received and for
sale by BENZ. T. SHIELDS & Co.,
mlyI7 Central Rooms, College st.
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The BartheIf Sewing Machines

RE warranted for four years; by responsible
A Company, No. IS, College street, opposite
Sewanee House.
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House keeping Made Easy.

TNHE WHEAT CHEER YEAST CAKES will sIways
i insure good Wholesome bread For 10 cents y0E
can gu one dozen Yeast Cakes, which win ma.o 80
large loves OF the best bread
500 CAKES SiLYkR SOAP, hourly expected b,
express Almost cry FANNY in town has used It
For spring Gle ming II 10 Inva uable-for washing
Paint, Locking Glasses, GilGed Work Marble. silver
Plated Ware
RRFl.IGERA oRS-we have sold g large lot a
those famous Phiiadelfsha Refrigerator Go have
large lot coming They are Warranted to give sat
IsfGetio1 they are net only TIE best but are the
cheapest known.
apTlI-tf MACKENZIE & MISCfiIS
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Burning Fluid.

TANNERS OIL, Sperm Oil, Lard Oil, Coal Oil
feb ," o'' RAINS BROWN & co.'s
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- oun..ns 70 S,lso,Ts5
Whole Tickets $40; Halves $40; Quarter, IS
Splendid Scheme,
Each "Wednesday I'm June,
10 BE DRAWN

EaCh Wednesday In June!
Glass 2!0 Draws Wednesday, June 6, 1860.
Glass 294 Draws "Wednesday. June 90 IsSn
Glass 500 Draws Wednesday, June ~, 1866.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKETS
70 Numbers-l3 Drasc. Ballots.
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Meoifal.
Observation-Disclosures apple

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lasteris apple
rheumatism Lamencss Stiffness, Weakness DE
oility Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Cough
and Colds Pains and Aches ofeyeFy kind ,downeve
to Corrs are IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED and with
tile patience PERMANENTLY CURED by the mag.
calinhlencc Of the MAGNETIC PLASTER. 1t is the
simplest, surest saiest ndcheapestren
edyin existence. tsappicatienisuniversal--
~ TO thestreag man tho delicate woman and the
feehIei nfart. 70 each and afHt willprOye Balm
and Blessing. It's use agreeable ,and withoutan
uoyanCeortroublc It's prcei withDreach ofalI-
rich poor; allnIay hayeIt, ana allshould haveii
&hoare sick land suferin gin any way.
FARMERS and PLANTERS should always be sup.
piled with the MAGNETIC PLASTER. 1t will he tho
Good hysicianin any household ready at all ines
and az ins tant notice.
Putupin tir-tighttin boxes. Each box wiz make
SIX eightplasters and any child spread them
Pricc2Sc entsa box ,withfull andplain directions.
D.. &. M9REHEAD VI. d.,
I;sr@RtarGad Prophet ne WeLcr street Ne,c Yorl
M0REHEAD'S AAGh ETC PLASTER Is SOLD BIZ
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS N GENUINE
MEDICINES EVERYWHERE.
July 29-deodAwcowlym
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COOKING STOVES

1UST received and for sale by
d BENZ. F. SHIELDS 4 co..
'uay1o Central Rooms, % College sire
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Coal Oil Lamps.

e DOZEN Coal o. Lamps, OF various styles, lifted
" with The ceeIbr ated Collins Burner for sale by
feexe-a RAINS, BROWN %.
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Ties, Stocks and Cravats.
Fresh Ohio Corn Meal.

LIVERY variety of these articles received and
~ sale by J. II. MCG ILL,
apr5-tf Cherry street, one door from Union
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Tar! Tar!
whisky. Whisky: Whisky

VA have Just received large lot of TAR, and
w are offtripg it at the lowest figure.
rnarso-tf CHURCH ANDERSON & co.
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Sundries! Sundries!

NToU can find at all times, at store ali kinds
i of Groceries, such Sugars, Coffee, Molasses
SyTups, Sc, SC, sc.
Tnar29-tf CHURCH ANDERSON & co.
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WE have in store large quantity of the best Of
Wv all kinds of the purest WHISKY. All ye low
ers Of the essence of-corn give us passing call.
Inar29-tf CHURCH ANDERSON & co.
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Extra Fine Teas,

OF all the favorite brands-Ne Plus Ultra, Gun
~ Powder, Silver Leaf, Young Hyson, he~qu
Mixtures, Imperis and Black.
For sale ny
apr21-;f RAINS, BROWN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-21
Hperial Notires.

A. n Regular Meeting of the Repubiican Centra
Ommttee, keld at No 6lS Broadway March H. 1860 the
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