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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-01-18
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
1 THOUGH my stock Of Goods Is very little II
- any less desirable at present than when il was
hrst opened in the beginning Of the season; ye,
the character OF large portion OF the stock Is Of the
description Of goods that depe:lae in value by change
OF fashion il carried for another fall trade deem
II the best policy 10 make the sacrifice at once aud thus
make to repensh with full assortment Of fresh
and fashionable goods each season. The advantage Of
such plan is apparen, to all rejecting persons who
give any attention to such matters, il enables a
merchant 10 oleI TO his customers the newest sly les
OF goods, besides, saving an accumulation of interest
which is the necessary result of dead capital, conse-
quenty an active exchanging OF the stock is OF mutual
advantage both to the buyer and seller. The present.
stock Is entirely iresh il having been purchased during
the fal! season.
Among the stock will be found some Of the most de-
siIabe Staple well Fancy Goods that will be
sold very cheap, wiz Beached and Unbleached Shirt
ings; Irish Linens, 1874 Cotton aud Linen Sheengs-
in The latter an unusually good bargain can be had as
Il was purchased at auction at greatly reduced price,
The cheapness Of which wls the chlri hducement To
venture to deal in such Article persons who want
such goods do not expect to lnd them ia a village
store.
Superior Flanne,s-Amlng this lot will he found "A
Shaker Quaker and Rodgers Gon.shrinking English
flannes, besides all The styles Of American make;
Twied and Plain Red Flannel and Spun Six Under.
SHIRTS Tor gentlcnen; also, Ladies Nerinu Vests; large
size square Bed Blankets and Negro Blankets aud hes
quality Of shoes for both men and women. Ladies' ex
ira quality Morocco and french Cashmere Caters.
made up to order BY the first manufacturers Of PhIla
delpha.
In Gentlemen's articles will he fouli an excellent
variety Of Cloth, Cassimcres Saiines, Lakeshoe Eas-
simeres and Jeans, and Oyercoals The great variety
Of Ladies' Feucy Articles will render il to tedious 10
mention. Please call and examine The stock, as YOU
may be assured thai il you require goods between this
and spring il will he 10 your interest TO do so as il
desirable to reduce the sloca before the sing tlaGc
sets in.
n B--Lldies will please observe that opened some
beautiful styles of Dress Goods aud French Worked
and Valsncne Lace Collars aud Inside Cupcs, Chill
dren's Irish Popln, and ReadS-Mdde Clothes, al OF
which will be offered at their original cost. The French
work is of the incest quality, which would rencar it
more desirable to sell ii of at The sacrice pre-
posed above than That they should remain on hand un-
I'll another season. Hoping the ladies viii give sumo
attention TO the above,
an respectfully,
II. l.. OWEN.
Hsborough, January 10. "a
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" D TICE.

4 the suggestion OF many ciiisens 81 the conn.
W, meeting irrespective - PATTY. vii Ne held
70 the tpsn q Hillshorourh on "Wednesday of
February Coln next, 70 take nIo consideration the
prapie' and Necessity ~ breaking IN, a. inr A. po..
shls, - m a. The County ~ Orange 10 concerned III
commercial and hIsinsss inirrnUr,r wnh III, North,
and roniinine our trade entifey IL the south.
Ail riiilrns ~ favor Of The movement. especially
our merchants snd traders, are earnestly invited %
attend.
ian. rs. rs
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DIR. BAAKEE
TREATS ALL DISEASES.

SPEClAb attention gven TO al ehron.c diseases.
- Coughs. Cfouf Consumption, lnh1rnzI, Asthma,
Bronchitis, all diseases of the Nose Mouth Throat.
and Lungs; HlI Skin Diseases Of every description
successfully treated ;-Lumhago. Lumbar Abscesses
Scroiula, rheumatism Gou. Neuralgia. Paraly is.
Epilepsy. or Conyasio IS Dyspepsia, Dy senery Di4r-
hoeI. The very worst OF Piles cured ia short
time also diseases Of the stomach. Liver and Bowels
There are many diseases incidental 10 women and chill.
dren which treated with distinguished success All
particulars *ill he given by letter. DIR. Baakee can
produce one thousand certificates Of bis perfect success
In curing
Cancers. Oh Sores. Or Ulcers, HIP DISEASES,
Fistala, IF erery description, ScaH Had,
Wsas, Poypas Of HE Muse.
o. any other par, d the boiy.
Iumors and SwelIings
OF every description and without the use q the knife
or any surgical instruments. These last-namel dis.
eases cannot be cGiei ~ corresponding therefore a
such patients NUT place themselves under the Doctors
personal supervision.
Dr. Baakee has made a new discovery Of Fluid"
that will produce absorption Of the e Caaacj,' and
esiore permanent VISION the Ere without resort 10
he knife. All diseases of The
EYEs AND EARS
Ave successfully treated with ut he use Of The kn. or
the needle. d.. Baakee has constantly on hand al his
Office
very extensive assortment Of
ARTIFICIAL EYES AND TYMPANUNs. OR
EAR.DRUMS,
which are suitable Tor either sex aud al aees-inereJ
IA Eve minutes. Ear.irumpeis Of every description:
also every variety OF artificial article knuvn-n the
wofld--a large assortment oibeauiul aud durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
with the Arm aad Elbow attachment: ARTIFICIAL.
FEET, with the Ankle, Leg, and knee.Joinl attach.
ment.
These ahices perfectly natural, and adapted Tor
either sex, and can m sent by express 70 my pa 81
the void. Al kinds Of Tfu.srs for Hernia Or Rupture
81 every description ior cihcr sex anl rtu.ses 4r.
tcuafly adapted Tor females in weak condition also
i1f those with Prnlaspsus lefi.
Doctor Bsakee l. me ~ tie most celebrated and
ssilliul physIriins and surgeons nov living III, fame
y knosn personally II esriy principal ely 81 rhe
world.
All letters directed ~ d. Baasre must contain ,en
cents 70 pag postage anil inrilcnial expenses. AlI
chronic diseases W. irsatr N c,resnsndenrr az
ccpt those mentioned which viii require lii personal
supervision.
O6i;e Hours from a. N. oiPM.
DOCTOR BAAKEE,
Office 5Oi Broadway lev doors Above F,unh.s,.
New York City.
Jan. 2. ss-
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LIST OF LETTERS.
IL EdAINING in the Post Office at Hsbo-ougb. ,
y 4, Ihe IL L.. e I....,....

2
II EaAINING IN the Pos, Office ii Hillsbo.orgh \
~ c., on The Ist lay Of January 1880
SAMUEL Arch. /. j. Jackson
>. n. Alexander, Jane, r I,ycock
Eli P. Baker, Richard II Iegb
Miss sale Z. Balm John A. Link,
lanes T.. Boyle, j. W. Mathew.
Howell Bowen, Robert MeKenny
homas Bdlnw, John MCGOWAN.
William Bradford, sarah n Meadow
Arch. BorIen. Henry H. Mcdaniel
John A. Charlotte, Cant. r. r. Nesbi,
;: 4. Curtis, Peter A. Ray.
Marien. Casey. Wm. II. Rogers,
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Ten Dollars Reward.

STOLEN out Of the .uh.eriher's stable. on wednss.
- day night the 2sih Il December. Solrcl Horse.
nine or ten years oil. said bnfsc has small white
streak rather The le side Of his nose Two small dark
spots on his LEFT hind quarter this lnc the spots Just
can le disceruel The horse Is Of medium size and low
e will give ten dollars LOT The delivery Of the sad
horse and the thief /, me al D4hams station o. five
dollars ior The hnfs4 without ne h.f Any infafma-
on will be thankfully received. Dufhams i my Pos,
''''.'' Jesse II. GEER.
December 81. 23--
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rhe Gora.borough Tribune, edited


our III frrnl Thona. LWing. E.l, eamr 10 D. lat
SEEK il 81 enlarged firm. anI handsomely printed
with nes tyre. The price \ s. per annom u si,aner.
s. So 10 ihie~ m,nih., 81 !, ,hc enj u The yrsf
NJ lsoring zraoo. advocaie u The rights u The
saath AMI herein h. deserves commentator; bu, ~e
think he II admitting ,hli secession Or dissou.
ton u the Union, can under 80, eacumasnes.. give
% lhs south any aJsansgss which vii not DO greatly
eaun,etbilsncel by the evils which will Introduce.
From the beginning d Ibis unfortunate agitation. We
have h@shi. aad ss hse graiifei 10 snd that host
Il nj large m.sny II .sher minis are wiih Us that
The siuth hsh' hs battles aud obtain Der ean.utu.
,iapal nsht. eeeiually and sbcsnlly IL iLs Ua.
iog thaa OFT y u. a. 80 i,r As the Tabune. or soy
state. Rights ssoihsfnrr, sjvacstss southern manu-.
faeiuHs sad saulhe'u tale a. weapon. of warfare
against The Norhstn i.ahias We ale ready coulially
% cooperate. We have hsa IN favor ef ihi. paley
for ih,t,y ysatsi deening nece..iy 10 the inds.
rsslenee snd Prosperity q the south Il would have
hesn much more elective pFo,eciiin against the evil.
Of the iaGn. Than any ad Il MULTI bIion eooid h..
Do, ,hs i weapon We hive nov in b.nd 70 Och, a
mor impai.n, hath. let u, u,e i ri,ely. snd We
.h.ll nr,d other. m. bvrnishns Up q arms. We
trn.t. vii assa b. called ilt
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-01-18
Dividend No. /.

TIVE Board Of Directors of the Hill.boro' Savings
Institution have this day declared a dividend out
OF the profits Of the last sx months Of I've per cent
upon all stock subscribed Coz and PAID hefoie the LIST
Of Decemher las. payable a, the office Of said InsU-
ton on FHdly The 9Th instant.
THOMAS WEBB, Cashier.
January 81, 1860. ga
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DYSPEPSIA.

The great scourge Of this continent Yields quickly "a
course Of these aniiseIc Pills, and lhe digestive Or
gIns are restored TO their proper tone no matter h
what hiieous shape this hydra or disease exhibits n.
self ibis searching and unerring remedy disperses h,
from the patients system.
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SESsiBLE.--A very worthy and intelligent
citizen Of Amelia exprrs sed what we suppose
would be the unanimous verdict Of slave own.
ers in the event III dissolution IL the Union
lie said he had farm and number Of slaves;
that he lo,ed tIrgieis. aud de.lred to spend
the remnant Of his days upon the soil where
reposed the ashes Of his ancestors. But"
said he. if this Union Is 10 BE- dissolved.
must at once sell my farm and remove farther
snplh--far na;hng would pay me 10 live in
border State after the Union Is gone" M
mans slaves" he added, :. would be safe here
then" Pet. L,feL
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NEGROES FOR SALE.
John A. jenkins and others.
virtue Of a dscfee made by the Coun Of Equity
~ this cause II las. September Term for Orange
county. I will ofrEfo sale, SIX LIKELY NEGROES,
on Monday The 9th Of February next, being Monday
OF Orange County Court, on credit Of six months,
purchaser giving bond and approved security.
THOMAS WEBB, C. 4 M T..
January II. Pr. Adv. 1925 49,
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Boston, January IL.

APPALLING CALAMITY. AT O'Clock on
Tuesday evening. the walls Of the Pemberton
Cation Mills, at Lawrence. fell in mass,
making complete wreck Of the building and
buryins in the ruins large number Of opera :
liyes. Subsequently, fire broke out. con.
sumng all the rombustibie matter, as well as
the dead and living under the mass who had
not been exiricated. The Mills worked ego
operatives. portion of whom had gone to
supper. but leaving Quo.
The building was five sterips high, eco ieet
.ong, rs feet wide. with wing IS feet square
Several Of the injured person. and dead boz
dies were recovered from the RUNS hefore
The ire commenced. The iiremen frum The
adjacent towns used almost super human ex.
erllons. but nnly .uccrrded in saving IT,. sur.
rounding property. The mills contained 2.
600 spindes.
One hundred and fifteen are dead o. mss
ing, large portion II whom were Young girls,
many IT whom were the sole dependence rs
their families. One hundred and sixiy.f,e
are wounded, the greater part Of whom will
sors',e. The te.s d property is 100000.
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NOTlCEwitl, care.

MI IIE-Wlth care.
NtI unsettled accounts and notes are in The hand.
- q u. y. Phillips. who his iuil general power of
attorney 70 crtr up my business. Thoe persons who
shall ia,e failed q settle Up 81 The last II February
Court, isGO. mas expect 10 he waited upon hy 81 cl
Ger. Purchasers an inquire Of him concerning nv
Town Property. Correspondents will please address
me a, NeHbefn, N. e.
ROSCOE HOOKER.
December IS. 23-4s
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NOTLCE.

4 PPbiGATiON will be made TO our nett County
- Caad Of Pleas ani Qaaner Sessions 10 he held
for The County Of Orange at The Coun House in Hill.
borough On The 9Th Monday in February neSt. 10 es
ial,sh 81 election precinct Al Durhams Depot 10 the
county u Orange.
MANY CITIZENS.
January "a. as
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IanuaIty 1
NOTICE /.

4 WOULD request ~ Who eve me % call 81 my
store Ior sclllcmen, % their JebIs-my tine u TOO
much occupied 10 mike pcfsanal application 10 each
Punctualiiy u expected u every one. nnly promise
credit until the end ~ the year. when the cash l. want.
ed ID . hurry. Il cant como too soon.
JAMES WEBB.
January ", fS--
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General Debility and Weakues,

From whatever cause, owness Of spirits and an 9th.
e. signs OF diseased liver, and other dsorpaDizntion
Of The system, vanish under the eradcainr influence
OF this all powerful aneptie and tetereenI remedy
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rhc Daily PrcsS - Mr. r. ". whhaher. 81
,he Democratic Psess R,hish commsncrl his da,ly
issus ~ "Wednesday i..i- ~ rs. o. The W. FINN
Ptii,lsrhia supply II new npe. With which H. -.
t.nl. q De- n. pipr, u .,yr and wir douht.
10. niks saIaahir Democratic sheet. w hsps his
.ntrfass wn " .sees..iul P,icr. So for IT, Daas.
and ~ ~ ihe Nsskly i..ur
Tho Y. q, ChridIan Advocate h.s been
enlarged, aai i printed On ssw sal handsome type
The prize q subscription ha. been increased T. So.
fund INA, The s,pen,e q puhlcatan ~ nii u.tiIy
the continuance Of ihs loN p'icc o. sl;sO
The uIbiicai Recorder hr alo brsn en-.
larssd md . handsomely p'ihtei on nss type. Mr.
-. waithall has become a..i-isn, Editor VIC may
erpsei. therefore. That additional Interest gill b. given
20 he rolamns.
The Y. Carolina Presbyterian common.
eet ~ new volume With new iype. shd !. much ion.
proved Ia spp.aanre. The Rev. WIN T. Miller has
wiihfawn from ths establishment the falling health 81
msnher Of ri, family having m,is change Of eIi.
mate Necessary. bot No. MeNeI the ssniar editor. !.
p~,sessnr and energetic sbd oil no doub folly sus.
tain the ppu,a,ior n the rsps'. The new year cpens
uPan i eth encouraging pfe.pecD.
The Grecnsbsrsuxh Times sI.o common.
ces The new vear viii nsw Tyre and improved appear.
sare. IL publishers sre snisrp,isns gentlemen, and
sppsat % be determined % deserve success.
High Point Reporter. = We h.,. received
The an, number q pspsr Published 81 High Poiu,
~ lanes ". Moore. entitled the High Point R.por.
ht" iIwoiese. @ b. independent IN politics. south.
sm " sentiment. snd defender of The right. Il The
South. under he constitution. The paper i u good
sifs. sal well printed. Pnrs a.
tho AlbemarIc scuIhron and LINTON
Adyocate.-Ths Weldon Patriot hs. hen di.con.
siausd. and sbsrbsd Ia ne AItsmsrIs souihrca. r.
J. u,rsr 10 editor and publisher i,s whie h prsn.
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Bilious DIsor6ers.

The propei quanlum and right condition of the bile
Is OF momentous importance 10 the health Of the bu
mao frame, this antibious medicine expes the hidden
seeds Of the complaint and renders all The auids and
seeIeiions pure and fluent cleansing and resu,e,s,in
the vital functions of the body.
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Sieklu Females

Should lose no time 10 trying few doses Of this REQ
uiai'ns and ieuoyating remedy, whatever NAV Sc bep
complaint 4 can be iaken with safety in all perodics
aud Other disofganzations, is effect Is all bu, mraen
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January LIST, 1860.
"A LII our accounts and notes are due
IN cash this day.
&c. TURKENTINE a. SONS.
January I'd
January 4th, 1860,

INDUCEMENTS FOR THOSE WHO ARE
disposed 70 avail themselves Of an opporlu.
nifty Of buying goods at
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Unrefutsd Proof.

The testimony Of Nations is unanimously borne 10
lhe heaithghirg virtues Of his noble remedy and Ger,
iiicAies ~ every living language bear wiInes. 10 The
undeniablsness Of their intrinsic worth.
Hodowny's Pills are The best remedy knorn
N lie norM far lie L1lIn,,.i,,,. a11..s
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nsthhla, Diarfhui, Bowel Com
DD'opS' coughs, plants,
t D,.,,,' T., selds, Fever snd.Ague.
Dyspepsia. plants H.,I,shas
Indigestion. siobesnd Gravel. Influenza.
VII VI 'mm,llon. Secondary symp. Inward Weakness
', 49, alee' tons, Loaness 81 sPir.
uons, Liver Complaints. III,
fHe', Worms 81 Ill kinds.
~ iAlTlDNt--N None are genuine unless tho
"sIas !" Holloway, New York and London" are dis.
retnshe q Natef.matk III every leaf u tie book of
dleeiiahs around each lo or hun; lie same may 10
plainly sern bN holding The leaf ID The Iishl. hand
some reward VII be given 10 any one rendern. such
information a. may lead TO ihc detection u any ray
" PARTIES coancfPiing The medicines OF vending the
same. showing them 70 IL spurious.
- sid 81 Tie Manufactures u Professor Tollo.
way 50 Maiden Lane New York and hy IN re.pecta.
bic druggists and DtsIets 10 Medirnfs throughout
ne lhtd STATES and tie civilized world in boxes Al
20 cents 90 cents. and ~ each
~ Thee u considerable saving by taking the laig.
or ss6s.
y. B,-Dhsrions ior the guidance Of patient, in
every disorder ore athzsd 10 speh box,
Aug. 10. "a
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J ,nuary /.
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ian1s.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-13
From TorOnfO,

From Toronto.
TORONTO, G. W., Oct. 1.-THE Leader saws
that a tremendous financial catastrophe is
pending over the Grand Trunk Railway.
Barring Brothers having taken steps to recov-
er advances Of millions of dollars.
River News.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 12.-The river is falling
with feet water in the Canal
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-13
Markets by Telegraph.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 12-Cotton Quiet
sales to-day $500 bales miCdling IO1 IOs
Sales OF the week $4,000 bales. Receipts u
the week 81, 900 bales against 65 600 bales du-
ring the corresponding time last year. Ex-
ports OF the week 1880 bales. Total ex-
ports OF the season SO, 900 bales Receipts OF
this port less than last year, $500 bales
Stock at all Southern ports less than last
year, A 500 bales. Stock at New Orleans
2l3,500 bales. Sugar fair 81. Flour quiet,
$50 5,S1a- Tobacco firm and excited.
Coffee firm, I32' Il Is. Sales of the week
400 bags. IMPORTS of the week 1900 bags.
Stock at New Orleans 10000 bags against
~ 900 bags at the same time last year. Ex-
change prices easier but quotations I'M
changed. Freight to Liverpool &.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 12.-Flour dull, S5M
3 10; whisky lS4; corn dull, 4O@43. Oats
Sales 600 bushels 10000.
NEW York, Oct. I2.-Cotton buoyant;
sales 100 bales; middling upland liz. Flour
dull; declined &c; sales IL 900 bbls at 5,3Oa
$40 Wheat declined lc. Corn dull; sales
$500 bushels at 7la74. Mess pork firm; sales
LOO bbls at 1875. Lard dull; sales 200
bbls at llBal24. Sugar steady; sales 1850
boxes Cuba at 61a7. Coffee firm at l45aI4a
for Rio. Molasses. Porto Rico 50; Barba-
does 35i Orleans A.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-13

NELSON'S HOTEL. CoLUNBA.-One Of the
finest and best kept houses Of entertainment
in Tennessee is Nelson's Hotel, in Columbia.
Within the last year MF. NELSON has erected
a large and elegant building, which is one of
the chief attractions Of the town. It il
tastefgIIy furnished throughout, and has am
pie accommodations to meet all demands
The tables are supplied with the best the
country affords, and everything about the
house is # the first order. In short, it is a
number one ho,el. AlT. NELSON is as clever
landlord as can be found in the Union, and
his assistant, Mr. J. y. WALKER spares no
pains to promote the comfort of his guests
and make them feel at home. When you go
to Columbia, stop at ..Ne!sop's'' and enquire
into It.
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concentrated cure


From the Press. Philadelphia October : 1879
.STAIDESG-s PsErsEED CLUE-To L1ve a lavcTite
piece Of china Clipped broken pet book with It's
bsncns torn nice pis-o Of furniture fractured, Is
terrible and tsmFer-estroyin nuisance Not without
remedy, a. Ee cen testify Mr Sparkling, who advsT-
tscs his Prepared Clue ia lie Press to-day. sent Us
some Of IL yesterday We devoted two hours 10 its
practical a2F.ica,.5u--ezut, carved chairs com
P.ete,y restored, many odd aud ems o. china and
glass made fl for tatgeTed may made as good o.
now several deguerre5tyPe ca-es renovated, aad
OIL folio edition ci H-r0d15us and Homer printed IN
tlle year 1860, whczs antique boards (5tezay boards
spIit- made strong enough isst ig- another
century two. We might have Inezced any quantity
u chitrens broken toys, but caveJ in AFTER hour
~ the worst Of them Ills Prepared Glue, which is
EquId about As thick a. glue and applied by brush
which accompanies each bottle Is 50 indispensable
Eogse that We now wonder IJw W. co-Ld have gone
without IT, Ccu-2w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-13
arrival of pa.senner TraIns.
Hon. Iohns. Rrien.

The private engagements Of Col. \. G.
TAYLOR imperatively calling him to his home
in East Tennessee, after to-day, Judge JOHN
5. BRIES, OF this city, has consented to nee t
Coils. WHITTHONE and WATTERsOS, Breckia-
ridge and Douglas electors, at the remainder
at Camden on Monday, and will continue
with them. Judge BRIES is one of the ablest
champions of the Union and conservatism in
tie State, and We ask the people to turn out
and hear him ard his competitors at all their
appointments.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-13

To THE EDITORS OF THE PATRIoT:-Deem-
ing it my duty to those afflicted, and to the
one who cured me of two malignant Fever
Sores upon my legs, which made my life bur-
densome for five years, having applied TO
several ply sicians who could give me no re-
lief, and trying all kinds of medicine | could
get, which was recommended for old Sores
All seemed TO fail. L gave up ever being
cured, and wishsd for death to relieve me of
my misery. For many months my limbs
panied me to that extent could get no
sleep, until my father, who, being cured of
severe Rheumatism by the Indian Doctor,
at No. 100, High street. purchased for me
bottle of his Blood Purifier and box of his
All Healing Ointment, which relieved me
Immediately. Ny legs are now sound and
well. My general health and strength is
better than it ever was in my life. And ifI
owe any man on earth debt OF gratitude,
that man is Doctor Anderson. wish every
man, woman and child in the world, who are
afflicted as 1 have been afflicted, who have
suffered as | have suffered, may real this
letter and thus find where they can be cured.
L am of the opinion bis remedies will cure
any sore in existence, and l would recon-
mend all thus afflicted TO apply to the Indian
Doctor, No. 100 High street. where they can
be relieved of misery, and also be permanent
ly cured. MERRl0N SANDERS.
Resides at SandersyiIle, Davidson county,
Tennessee.