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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08
Cbantcs for Business Mlen.

% S0H FOR SALE, an established, pay
Py.COO. Ing, and increasing MANUfACURISG
BUSINESS Of staple nsure wei located down towns orders
in advance and business done mostly for cash Tor particulars
address ID. w, Tnolne Once
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printing.
6tationfrp anb fanfu GOODS.

DARD BROTHERS & Co.. Manufacturers Of
ID GOLD PENS PEN and PENCIL CASES q Maidep,l.ne,
New-York Also, manufacturers Of Bard Wilson'S Patent
Angular NIB Gold Pens Gold Pens repaired or exchanged
TOR Marking Clothing, Silks, Paper, use Clarkt
I Patent Inaelible Pencil Neat and ndsbble Merritt
srovn l8 Beekmans NY. d. p Clark Northampton hsss
DAVID WALKER, StatiOner, Printer, and
IL Blank look Manufacturer No Park place under Broad
say Bank Tags and Countng groom Notions in great variety
COMETHING ENTIRELY NEW-IVESs
SPATENT SLEByE-BUTTONs, STUDS, CUFF and coll
LAR-PINS Worn without buton-hole. They combine great
he.uty simplicity, and utility. Sold by CHAS. y NEWTON,
No IA the New York Boel and hsidenane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08

At a Special Meeting of the Board of Under
writers OF New \ Ork, held Nov Z, l860-present:
Jones' DeDnis and Moore Of the Atlantic M InE Co.
Mr. " alter of the Mercantile Mutual Ins. Co,
Mr. Satteithwsite Of the New. orb Mutual Ina Co.,
hessrs. Lshrop and Tsppan Of the Union Nut al ns Co.,
Messrs. Smith al d Holmes Of the Commercial NJ ns. Co.,
Mr. BieIwi Of the OIieIt Mutusl lns. Co,
Mr. LsheIs Of the Great Western Ins Co,
mir Edw ards OF the Pscihs Mutual lns. Co.,
Mr. Lord cf the ColanbiAn lns. Co..
MessTs Tsppsn and Thompson OF the Neptune lns Co,
Mr. Jscot the Anchor lns. Co,
Mr. Koop Of the Washington lns Co.
Mr. Sat ate Vice President in the Chair announced
the deeease ofANTHONY BLEECKER NELSON late PreSi
dent Ct the Board
After some remsks by Mr. Jones and Others the following
preamble and resolutions adopted viz
This hsvog leaned with the dece3se
bleecker Nelson President Of this Board and also Of
Mutual Insurance Company who has been long
business maine various cApsc
th HON the members have been for In
trnaiely associated therefore
ResoSed In the death Of Mr.. Nelson this Board
has . distinguished and able member yaued and
honorsd friend and the community whose skill
and nty qualified him for the various offices
he held and whose sound udment acute pecep
extensive knowledge ohe and Of commerce
marine insurance great weight to his sace and opin
ions.
Resced That the several Marine Insurance Offices
city be closed O'Clock TOMORROW (Thusdsyl and that
he Marine Underwriters will attend bis funeral In body and
further expression Of for his and Of
pAthy coincidence that the foregoing and
buttons be entered the minutes ands copy Thereof DC trans
ulitted 10 the faulty Of The deceased
Extracted from the minutes. -
c. S. STAGE, Clerk Of the Board.
EeU-York Nov 1860.
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.Gnrs, Robes, Sc.

EURSi FIRS! FURS!
il GREAT FUR EXCITEMENT
AtP II. PHlLLIP5S FUR EMPORIUM No. 2T9 Grsnd-st.
Respectfully yies the attention Of the ladies of HewY0rk
and vicinity to HIS extensive stock rich aod ~eseleced RS
THIS universally conceded be the house for tne most
novel and fashionable FGs together with tsefuness Of style
qusliy, and pIice, for which defy competition.
Ladies' will do well tp call before purchasDg elsewhere
As We will sell q single set at wholesale price.
Ladies have idea the difference in charges 10 those
Broa lway or Malen-ane Remember the old established
PArENFFUR-MUFF EMPORIUM, No. 279 Grands., N. Y
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Rnynfnn,s Furnaces.

Tbese SELP.CLkANING, SELt-fAChING, and GAS
yIGHT FURNACES have been thoroughly tested Tor slA
yes and have proved the durable economical and opu
n FURSACES for use those viii acknowledge who have
Given them q tris. - ..
BOYNTONs PORTABLE HEATER
b so gyen very general sscton for the last eight years
car and examine these Furnaces send for Circulars with ref
RICHARDSON LoYNTON & Co,
NO. 200 Caualst, Hew-YoTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08

saint Andrews he regular meet
fnS of the SAINT ANDREN' 5 SOCIETY OF THE STATE
OF HEW-YORK fer the election Of officers &c, wn take
place st the St. Nicholas Hotel on THURSDAY ENENINd
Mkt the 9Th insut o'clock and, motion foT pro-
po,ed amendment Of the Constitution viii then be acted upon
by the Society full attendance Of members 10 constitute the
necessary quorum is requested ,,, ,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08

Oriental Gymnasium. Nos 49, 90 and 81 BaJsrd-st cor
BoweIy Gymnasium open daily sandays except
edl om sunrise Glasses every evening at a m
Bow, Glasses Berg the only Gy mnssium u
asd IN the pat Of the city would beg the support Oh
those residing that district especially well as Others reside
they Oar instruments all OF the best kino ano
embrace used in GSmDasOns Particular attention
aid 10 IN the classes All OF the con-
veuences dressing washing &c. Terms as follows One
yesT S2, months months IS. Boys One year, SlO
months 4 months Visitors invited 70 call and G
.pect the OF pparstus. &c. CHARLES &. ONEkTON,
FTBos w 'QrISy Instructor. Proprietor
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

rrras, Nh. nsr,onsl r,peryi.ion of p. T. BARNuM.
The oply place Of usement IN America honTes wito
VISIT FROM THE PRINCE Og WALES.
LAsrDAY BUT Two
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Qommerfiat.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,


COTTON-Sa Sales light at 9@9ac. p D. f
ToBACCO-Lcose Lugs 81 5O@2 p cwf;
Leaf So 25@4 50.
BACON-Hams 1ol@ lie; clear sides I01;
shoulders Sc. p b irom wagons. Supply
limited.
LARD-Good Lard in demand at 9@@Io
YD.
aud all that is offered sells readily at SIG
81 10 p busbel for red, aud 81 1901 25
for white.
| FLOUR-The trade 10 Flour is confined
almost exclusively TO the demand for home
consumption. We quote city superfine at
So SO; extra Sc 5O@s7 90; country 81 IS
| as for super6ne, aud So 25(93 80 for ex-
| ira, in sacks.
CORN-Is in demand and scarce at G5(9
| Zoe p bashel, sacks furnished
SEEDS-Clover Seed Sc 5O97 90; Herd
Grass 81 259sl so; Timothy Seed s325@
So so; Clean Blue Grass 81 rs; Stripped
$3.50.
WHISKY-Rectified 25@27; country
brands 50G975c.
IRON-Tennessee- &c Band 797},
Horse Shoe %, Nail Rod 8, Boiler 81 Sheet
84@sa. Hoop 84@93. Pittsburg-Bar 81,
Band 496. Horse Shoes, Nail Rod7 Sheet
54@6, Hoop7@74.
NAlLS.-Threes SIS so. Fours 81 SO per
keg Skies 81, Fights So IS, Tens andlarger
sizes So so.
DRIED FRUIT.--Little doing Apples
81 1O(9l %. Demand good. Peaches
| none in market.
ROPE-GrassI24@14c .Jute 12a Cotton
Thread 22I@23.
LEAD.-7a cents p u.
SHOT-Buck 50 40; Drop 81 80 per pa g,
| POWDER.-Blasting SIS 90, and Rife 81
90 per keg.
| GINSENG-In fair demand at an inereas
ed price. We quote at 40G950 cents.
FEATHERS.-Thereis moderat ed demand
for this article; price 3SC@4 Zoe.
| BEESWAX.-In demand at 25 cents.
SALT-Fine sack is worth S175G9S So 90,
Coarse. 81 50. Barrel 40e per bushel.
| SUGAR.-We quote, in bbls, S4t994,
cent less in hhds. n. Y. Coffee Sugars LOG
I11c; Crushed and powderedl ;Loa
lI(@l2.
! MOLASSES-In bbls. (Dewcrop) 459 5Oc
aud very scarce.
| GOLDEN 5YRUP.-In Barrels zoe, ia
halfbarrels 95, in kegs 81 90.
| C0FFEE.--Stock light, demand fair
Prime Rio is worth l3Cg 49, cents. Laguyr;
IA; Java 1920.
CANDLES.--Star. firm at 10 for IA OF
Il for full weight; Tallow, I21c.
HIDES AND LEATHER-Wequote greer
hides 5 cents, dry IL.
Oak Sole Leather 30e. p ID. for best quail
ty; Harness 80.
RAGS--Foi Cotton Ragsin good ordc
cents is readily paid.
WOOL-rub-washed in demand at 8:
cents, pulled, 2S(G3O; unwashed 1SG12O.
OILS.-Linseed, soc; Lard 5 10; Tanner
10000; Cod Liver 81.
BALED HAY--From store $50 per ton
stock light.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-06

Ina L0UisyiLLE JoUKSAL.-This newspaper, now in
Is thirIrtu year, b - attained u celebrity CRU
iaIos SURPASSED % Iavrs out OF ety OF Ne v
YORK. As iahy Journal toe proPrlutUrs sill spare
expense make OF this Glass The net- work
OF Telegraph al over tue Jnyz enables them re-
pTt ali events O Pao.'c' interest," aim st snuilane-
OIsy ~iIh th-sr occarseaee shiie chs decreased la
cities vi RliirOas ver channels
for tae onPt delivery II Iae Journal 10 subscribers
Ia the very shortest period alter publication.
The AGaovLTraAL DEFGgrxkSr OF tue Journal Is
made oae II si,-cit altsuI.h anu The aTti-
eiSs under tins io-d are prepared 0y Practical Far
aiss, aad have c1snanl-Jcd IN approya of sumo Of
tue basI asricEiIaE.sss IA this a.sd other states
rne teras OF subscription are as follows, per
year
L-srge Daily seat by nail. ................Ss 90
c,aalry DAILY aud rri wveSiy ........... q %
Weekly "a clubs Of ten) ............... so
slasie copy. .---...----.--........ 90
Remataacss % mail IA registered letters al oar
risk.
AL communications addressed 20
PRgNIfcE, HENDERSON a OSBORNE,
jAaS-st Louisville, Ky.
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New Orleans Market.

NV VHIEASs DEC. 30, 7. II.
COTTON-Our last weekly report of the Cotton mar
kct cl IS. upon fur dem nd though wath rather
un -ettled app tarInCe, and Saturday some buvcls
came frrwari, but with Increased heavtfcss in Ex
cahngo and advancing Freighls, the sales reached
barely 5000 baes, prices beng regHlr and murc In
f,vor OF purchasers, though without any qI0t die
change Oh Monday The condition of Bffli
prevailed, with sacs again of about SU6n bales but
, n Tuesday there good demand. " hich r. suit
ed in lies of some Is 900 bales, aud We inesday
about ~ 900 bales changed bands, the ira rons
generally being within the range OF previous
quotations though the Rates Wee sd IRREGULAR and
etser for buyers Yest .rsi5y with reducel sappiv
of Dc srabe lists, the ncss fell of TO aoout II 900
bales the Arago's adviccs, which appeared in our
event < edition, having no peTccpIIe effect HE
mar ket prices were without any quotabie change.
To-day with rather unftvDrsbie weather there " as
only 2. moderate Attendance of buy crs wuu. tool
about 000 bales prices being wei maintained for
the nidd ing and better quIEtys but still irregular
and easy for the lower g:ades, The business of the
week thus up "A $40 ales, and vuOte as be-
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title. j. T. BARNES & Co. have fitted up al
elegant establishment at No. 43 Union ST.,
where N .als will be furnished the hungry a I
all hours ofthe day and night. and ia style
TOO which Will not be surpassed by any house
in the city. Perhaps yOu feel nierested in
the slbj ct, aud desire to pursue it further.
Then turn to the card of Messrs. BARNES d
Co. in another column, which will tell you
all about it. Or if you will step arouGd to
plate of his very fac soup.
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jan5-3t
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River News.

The river was rrccding slowly yesterday.
with sufficient water on the shoals for the
largest class steamers.
The Grand Turk, from St. Louis, arrived
yesterday. She will leave for Louisville aud
Cincinnati tomorrow at 3 o'clock. She is in
command Of Capt. GHREIsTE. an attentive
and polite officer, who will take pleasure in
Attending to ali business pertaining TO the
trade aud travel.
Tie swift and regular Paducah packet, 81.
Francis. will leave to-day at 10 o'clock. Capt.
DUNBAR will put his pretty craft through in
quick time.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-06

81 We are luthoriz u 10 announce W. B. Young,
of hiIr's Creek, candidate for Revenue Coiiec
tor al III; ensuing March election.
e. We authorized to announce DANIEL G.
CLARK - TIr i;evsIue Collector OF Da
wilson county at the ensuing March election.
Uec3U-te
BE- We are authorized to announce ACTON
YOUNG s Il c-Ind late Tor Tax Collector Of Davidson
county at the ensuing March election.
dvC2y-ts
Es- We authorized to announce A j. RAMSEY
a candidate Tor state and County Revenue Cuec-
tor IOr davidson county, lhe ensuing March cleo
Ion- dec2o-te
III We are authorized to announce JOEL A. BAT
TIL. u CaiIidate for the office Of Revenue COec-
tor oI Davidson county at the ensuing March cleo
ton. dec2l-te
Sc We are authorized 20 announce JOHN GREER
c tnIilate for reelection to the Ui:e vi state
election. deo2I-.e
GFEG0IsY a II G..r FAX Collector David
sOn county AZ ihe eHsuIis II area election.
dscZG-te
Sc We are authOr.z d T. announce ROBERT F.
Pow Frs li,iate fsr Revenue Collector Da-
wilson county at vnsuin: March election
deczJ-te
sz- We are Authorized TO announce W. CART
WRIGHT : .rdte for Tax Collector OF David
county 1T tue ensuing March eicctIJnl
dec2--te
III We are authorized to announce F. p. FORT
as a clllI,iate for Revcnue Collector of DAVIDSON
county, at the ensuing March election.
dec2--te
90 We are autho rized announce T. n. WHIT
WUNrH as a candidate fof the Office of Revenue Cot
LctJr OF Davidson county At the ensuing March cleo
lon. dec22-tS
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Spelial u0tiles.
"a - A. n - T. - e. /,
Louisville. Ky.

The Proprietors OF the GAIT House, pre-
pairing for largeincrcase OF travel t...n the
opening ofthe Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road have enlarged the Hotel to 1olo!e its
former capacity, with new and exclusive Bill
lard Rooms, Bath Rooms, &c.
The public may rely that the weil-earned
equation OF the Gait III ouse las a strictly irst-
class Hotel, shall be maintained The House
is mostconveniently located for travel East
or West, as tue Louisville Office of the JEFF
ersonyille Railroad, having direct Railroad
connections to all Northern and Eastern Cit
es and the landing of the United States Mail
Line Steamers for Cincinnati and the East
are within square of the Hotel.
s- Baggage Checked in the Calf House
all the principal points North, East and
West.
Gs- Time from Louisville to New York
3S hours. auglS-6m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-06

FILLMORE. Was it Tor THEs-but It seems
that it was, and there is no use in extending
the catechism- We have often heard of par
ty tyranny. aud now we begin to feel it; for
this step on the part of the Banner is nothing
else than tyranny, no matter how calmly it
may be regarded as having come
ssIoes tyranny always begin
With glstsring PoEnp AMI dezfening din,
With masketry and drum
At stiles times Il on creeps in,
when sword and saear no eoaqucs's win,
AMI martisI strains are duab."
But no matter. IF there is one trait in our
character which renders us shade or so
greater than other great men, that one trait
in oar character is magnanimity. Conse-
ouentIy. we can, and do, forgive the Bonner.
But let anybody else attempt the same game
at our expense, and he'd better been born
dOg-he'd better been boru full pack of
dogs-than answer our walked wrath ISHAKs-
PEARE.l Mr.. BELL is probably as great a
statesman IS we are. BY proper amount
of exertion on his part, he might administer
the government as ably, or nearly So, as We
could. We have every confidence in his hon.
esiy aud integrity of purpose, and we are
constrained to believe that the country would
be as safe in his hands as it would in ours
Under these circumstances, it would be I'M
just both to ourself and Mr.. BELL. to defeat
him for the Presidency at this time; and
hence we shall nov exhibit to the public the
sublimest moral spectacle the world ever
saw. We ritiidrG,o from the field! We decline
The Pre.ldeney!! To say we are no longer
candidate would be absurd. Ii would be to
assume an attitude which no American citi-
zen has ever occupied. or will ever occupy.
We are a candidate still, but we waive our
claims fer the term OF four years. For that
length of time we retire To our Sabine farm.
where we shall spend the day in attending
our 1oeks aud herds, and the night in devo-
tioual exercises in behalf OF Rome.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-06

OYSTERS, BIRDS AND V ENISoN.--We see
North, East and West for his liberal reduc-
tons in all markets, 50 Us the most humble
can buy. We are sorry to say that he leaves
after the 10th, as his room is small and his
Customers smaller. Ii has reduced the price
OF oysters to 50 and 10, to close out. He
has appreciated the patronage of all his
friends, aud returns his thanks on his depart
ure for his OLD Kentucky Home
janis.
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Dr u. tx. i5ond's French Pre-
VentatiVeS.

fJfIIIS article en- bes those hJse Meath or crcum
Il stances 10 not permit an increase of IA niy
reg limit the nasbsr of their Offspring with
nJGrng the constitution. IL IS the only safe and
sire prcpcuIlIiye az ,inst FREQUENCY aud Disease
Tue tbye article can be seat 10y mdI To any part Of
tie Gaited States Canada, two for 81 aud So per
DR. G W. BONDS SPANISH FEMALE MONTHLY
PILlS.-rhcse pills arethe only medicine married or
gle ladies' rely upon with tfcty and certainty
for innlncdrIte fchovalUf Instructions, Irrsgu-
irlties &c. lac should not be scd during Pregnancy
price - per box E@tcn box CONTAINS Z Pills Scut
b. IndIl-
rhe buctor C an tie Co lsulted on all diseases of
private Iature- SCientsHc Treatment, quick cure
.iIl.l moderate charge guaranteed.
GEORGE K. BOND, ND. U lice, coracr OF Grand
Orchard streets oyer the Sloe Store. EntraBoe,
No. 10 orchard street, New York. Established in
IS,2 oct2i-d3m
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CANDIDATES.
For attornev Geperai.

1--WE are authorized to announce W l. Nc
COSItcD OF williamson county, candidate 10
Attorney General FOR the Ninth Judicial Circuit
Election IN Nay next decz4-fe
We are Authorized TO ammo. nee WV q. BfIEx,
Of Davidson County, a candidate for Attorney GeIe-
raj for the Ninth Judicial Circul, composed OF the
Counties OF Williamson, Davidson and Sumner, at the
election
s-we are authorized to announce r. W. HAY
woOD OF Davidson county, Candidate for Attorney
general fer the Ninth judicial Circuit composed OF
the Counties of DaEidson, Williamson and sumner
octle-te
aF We are authorized to announce BAXTER SIXTH,
ESD, Of sumner county, Candidate fer Attorney
General the Nth Judicial District, COMPOSED OF
the counties Of z,ssnncr, Davidson aud Williamson
Election 4iay next octl4-te
e. We are requested TO announce s. l. FINLEY as
Candidate for Attorney General Of the Ninth Judi-
cal Circuit. Election May 1860
oct lite
e. We are authorized TO announce JAMES E
RAINS ESQ.,. as daie for tus Oflice Of Attorney
General oil the Ninth Judicial Circuit, composed of
the counties of Davidson Sumser aud williamson
Election next Nay. octS-te -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-06

Markets.
NEW ORLEANs.--Cotton-Sa to-day TO-
500 bales; prices sitter but quotations uu-
changed. Sugar steady at 74a74. Mess
PORK firm AID held at $500. Freight ON
cotton to Liverpool l9 81.
NEw YORK, Jan. Cotton steady, sales
1900 bales; mddling upland liz. Flour,
sales 000 barrels at S5.25aS5. 80. Whisky
26aA2T. Corn dull, sales IL 900 bushels at
ooao9. Mess Pork, sales 600 barrels at sic.
064. Lard dull, sales 1000 barrels at I04a
liz. Sugar hrn; sales 500 hhds; Cuba TAI +;
ORGANS st; ut auction 74aS3. Moiasses
Orleans SIC.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-06

RE4ovED.-The well known and popular
grocery house of Z. u g. ANDERSON, have re-
moved their stock of goods from Broad
street to the large aud commodious ware
house formerly occupied by r. q. BASDY
College street, first door from Broad street,
and changed the style oftheir firm to CHURCH
ANDERSON i Co.,--and by the way their
Iatch-string is always out for the accommodate
lion of their friends.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-06

oatiae world 80
Cedar 81 Sex York
cents ger bottle
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-06

zD- The address on the Dominion and
Destiny of the Races, by request of members
of the Legislature, Will be delivered by DIR.
BALDWIN in the Hall If Representatives. to
night, Friday, at u O'Clock. The public,
Llelies as well "a gentlemen, are most respect
fully invited to attend. The subject is OF
singular interest
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-06

GARDEN SEEDs.-NOw is the time to lay in
a supply Of Fresh Garden Seeds 1t will be
seen By reference to an advertisement in this
mornings PArRIor, that RAINS, BRowN * Co.
have just received a rery large supply of ali
sorts of SEEDS. Give them q call.
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Criminal Court Clerk.

r. We are authorized 10 announce CHARLES II.
HAYS as i Candidate IOr Criminal Court Cierk tie
ensuing elecIIJn. dcc3l-te
aE- We authorized to announce CHAS- E. DIG
Cons Il candidate for Criminal Court Clerk at the
March election July 1T
49, Keare authorized 20 snnounce JOHN SHANE,
Esq, c.ilsll lat; for re-eiec 10 10 tne Office o
Criminal curt tis;fk March election INVITE
IT. We are aatliosIzeu . a.auuHCe 'Ir. l.. ii
PATTERSON as a candIdaIetUr CfInIHaiC CT RI Clerk
atthe ensuing Marc election maya Ia
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County Trustee.

a4-We are authorized to announce WM. JASPER
TAYLOR a candidate for trustee Of Davidson
County al the ensuing March election. jai2
as Weare authorized TO announce JOHN ". MAR
: a csndidate County trustee at the ensuing
March sleetiOn- octll-td
4S-We are authorized TO announce HARDIN
BUoIICh Candidate OiCe Of CUun ~ trustee
Davidson cJuaty ,It the ensuing March election.
OcI5-td.
e. We are authorized announce HENRY l..
JUSTICE : a Candidate Tor County Trustee, the
ensuing March election. sepI0-te
z1-weare authorize u ~ announcerHOS 4. SACS-
DEfS az a candate for The ulice OF County Trustee
OF DAVIDSON County at the election TO be held in
March, 1861 apr20-td
&c We authorizedtO announce SAMUEL
AMENT a candidate Tor County Trustee at the mex
March election aprl9-td
Es- re authorized to announce ISHAM
CLARKE l ;iai.t:r4 Cor trustee vi davidson cOun
>, I-e next 4Iron ziectIOn. aug2O-te
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GaDR. MN1HQlTg'S9u
Ghalpbeate 2illa,

An aperient and stomachic preparation OF
IRON purified Of Oxygen and Carbon BY com
brstion in Hydrogen, OF high Iaet.eal ar-he--s
isy and extraordinary efficacy IN each o. TIE
following complaints. W.: z--sz s.
DEBILITY. NERVOUS Affections. EMA-
CATION, DYSPEPSIA. DIAkRHEA, coNsTL
PATTON ScR0FJLk. SALT RHEUM. SCUkfY,
JAUNDICE LIVER COMPLAINTS RH1-UGA-
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NITTEET FEVERS. NEURALGIA CHRONIC
HEADACHES. FTRzALg WEAKNESS MIS-
MENSTRUATIoT. WHITES CHL0R0sts -.
PIMpLES on TIE FACE, R0uGHNEsS OF
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pls.e digestion. rapid acquisition of strsngth.s
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