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TFTE ARE IN RECEIPT OF LARGE AND WELL
selected stock of Groceries, TObaccos Liquors &c
pr:ed in part as follows to VII oh we respectfully invite the at
SUGAR, MOLASSEs AND SYRUP
. hhis Louisiana Sugar; so bbs LoTerngs powdered
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
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25 kegs Smiths Pancake Tobacco;
5000 Superior Havana Cigars-varOus Brands;
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$1,000 Domestic "
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400 boxes Star Candles 5Oboxes stesrns Candles,
200 hlf" 50 TallOw
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FLOUR.
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TIlIIIs estAblishEsat having ten - buiR -
By Nssors. Sharp hamilton. With ESQ.,
increased facilities for nanufscturinx Ploas NaEAN
CultiIaters &c, ne VIII keep fail supply
q both Steel and Wrought Iron PoWs ez
the attention Of Farmers and Panrs Tkcas iupcmeua
all warranted 70 perform veil, and good pst
a. the best imported poEr, and a uniform prices.
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ONE OF THE NOSE POPULAR
AND
BENEVOLENT ms
Is

UWO TUE a !" " bSECh'S
Medical DisPensarY and Consulting Rooms
For the Treatment Of General aud Private Diseases,
On Deaderick Street, Nashville, Tenn.
TESHB DOCTOR regular graduated Physician and an old
practitioner from the old country
In America, with bis fame established for his
Ia the treatment Of desperate he despses
his patients or to Aunbug the public with fictitious trashy
testimonials.
IN private diseases the Doctor has failed yet cure
amoGg desperate OF ~ standing, after
been treated without success and given BY nine other Py
cans credible gentlemen testify 60 these assertions
long practice in large capital cities and hospitals Of the
and this country made him familiar with these diseases
The Doctor canvesant With the American, French
languages and always ready tender his advise
vices with Poteness, conscientiousness and discretion
Persons at distance have his advice By
sulng him through letters ncosinz fee at eas S. to Post
BOX NO 80 Qraek charge only 81 OF ss IN postage stamps,
only pocket the money they do auhs themselves
} His family residence Is an NORTH Market street.
Hnaln-dAHNn
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THE QUESTION OF THE DAY.
Thanksgiving Sermon,
by Rev. Il. M. Palmer, ID. ID. of New
Orleans

Delivered at the FRS, Presbyterian Church. Nelo Orleans
Thursday NoUen,Jer %.
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osSlsE Hors AsTvAA snss an. NM. r,,,.,.,, e, =
81 Lexis, October %, IGss. (
"e hals uses eHtrsets Hair Preparation uirisbls Il
,teratve) and and 4 70 answer he ose "a, 500 h = n.
aEnsd betsF tAas asythsF We hsTs eTer s.ss 49, - ~.
rsssnnsnd Il In ne highest issns b D. 1Esa,1
O. L. CEKsrEE,Y
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ate Arrival OF Boots and shoes
AT
Q. B- Halls.

<. H. H@lIS.
NO is, PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE.
r HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN INVOICE or LADIES
French Lasting Congress Caters with ard without Heels:
Ladies French Lasting Side Laced CATERS, with aud without
Heels
Ladies' Fine Kid Congress Caters with Without Heels
Misses and Chidrens Bootees and Caters great variety.
In word the stock is full and complete every des
Ton Of Boots and Shoes fer Winter trade.
Cash dealers will find it their give me call az
determined not to be undcrsod BY os
sell at cost O. B. HALL.
No, Is, Public Square,
noVG-U Opposite the Market House.
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FOR CmLDREN TEETHING,

FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
which greatly facilitates TIE Of thing BY ons s
gums reiueinT all inaanmAiiUaV Sllay al pain Hs3 pss
mode action, snd Is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon i.noshsrs, &c viii give ysursslyes
Relief and Health TO year Infants.
We hsvepu up sold article for over Ten ysaEp sal
CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUhH Of il, what
aA's never esS1 able . az o. asy other nsdiens-N8yER
CURE when timely uSd Never did Issuance q
dissatisfaction By any uhs uss t. o. contrary all are
delighted with is operations, and comnsnds
Of magical Effects ana medical virtues We SDeaE n
this matter WHAT We DO KNOW years erDert-
snoe, oEd ped0e orr rsDsafio for Gas fldsEof
suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief will 10 a.
teen or twenty minutes after the 1yrup sdnissered
THIS valuable preparation he prescription ons Of In
has been used with HsUer falling SUCCESS IN
THOUSANDS Or CASES.
It enly relieve The child from pain but inrgorates he
soah and bowels, acdy, and susTy
TO The Vhols S'sten. viii alnost Instantly relieve
Gripping In the Bowels aud wind Collie,
eonvuso1s chick u not spssdly r.nuedi.d end
in death We believe he bsss and remedy
t00rd In all Of sntsr DsrrAs IN CRadrsn
whether 10 arises from tssthngs from any ans We
would 10 mother Who child susrz nom any
Of The oieEcing eoEplantSde noe Esf pour PrssdiesS
fsring child, and the relief sur-yss aBso,i
.grsto fsoE The Of this medicine, timely used. Pun
unless the f.s Simiis o. CURTIS PERKINS EsE fsTs.
~ TIE outside wrapper
Sold By DruEgists ;hrOussout The v,rid.
Principal office, IS Cedar Sarses, ny,
PRIeR ONLY Is cszTs PzR BOTTLE
Oet3o-d.tEksly ns
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Fresh gEOnaI

Fresh iiOmtmy,
VERY superior article received per railroad and
sSeti5 = ( WV S'' BENZ. D. SHIELDS & co.
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POH THOSE DESIRHTS
"roA--,nr .sanHr sewing raoA'ne
LETI7 BE RENEhB&REb
Ist. Sly an the sewing MachIne-In use
there are butthre KINDS Of STITCHES made
Ist. The Grover X Fsaker Stitcb-
2nd, Tse Shuttle stitch.
The Grover Baker stitch Is The only patented stitch and
strictly adapted to family The dOube csnno
ripped Tbs machine making this stitch,
sposlsusngn shuttle thread 70 pool
ed and finishes its work. 1t the most simple, less liable
arrangement easy operate Of any IN use
possessing greater Of capacity for iai5 PuTPos than
aug ether Othsr Or perhaPsall OtAer kinds.
and. The shuttle stitch.
This stitch made By the IsiloxnE Isl Of uAeA ussi
1. N. SINGER q co.,
WHEELER * WILSON,
wEAD EACHINFS,
RAKTHG LII MAUHEHEs.
EEAvITs a CO.,
LADD Il WEBSTER,
A. y. HOWE,
FNKLE & LYONS
20 stitch Is osnesrnsa this list o machine, are
precisely all Shuttle Machines and fer carrying s
uHder shues nto which all the undcI
hread used each and all Of them have to be
The capacity shsss used in sAess machine Is vy
nearly the they hold zheA Sled with Coats We sosl
Cotton not to exceed II yards.
The sometimes called the oek stitch for eject
but all and tss Ths stitch s nads By merely
rosng threads Tbs ends ssxs By he shutf
Machines be fastened by the needle 10 prevent ripping
TAs Shuttle Machine Is better adapted manufacturers than
mily use
jan3l-dtH&E
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTION
WWAs universally suppaned al other Ontmert and healing
applications In both the Eastern Western Hemspheres
ntroduced and il intrinsic the trus scfet
Of its In all etGsoEs cfOas whether Tie Be
GecfGeafor dissGss
BURNS : soALDs
Instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain and nasz
nation, BY timely applica ton Of this n0rVslos healer
and the flesh is renew mH By charm, ne hlsniIA oT
scar remaining.
TIE FRIEND OF a THE NURSERY
Children are frequent S1f frsrs from external inue
especially fon ElEh5 and CaRPAsss 1splosiORs-thsE,
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
oelzantJ hand. It heals Brsdsts snel ueky
moves the TEfTER or RING WORM 90 prscGlsst tn fas
SErserT.
TOTRAyELERs BY 5 SEA AND LAND.
The BachiniIt, The Ira teIsr every other indi
vdual whose lot in life Z throws him within the
chance Of accident from eEo soa collision, should
IN mind that this Magic Extractor bis only
friend. 1t beth portable and cheap, and should
be his companion, friend in need There Thousands
Of living witnesses 70 testify TO Its marvellous virtue VITO
their sound limbs and muscles to its saving efficacy
The following few Ct the LEADING Diseases for which
DALLEY'5 MAGICALPAIN = EXTRACTOR Isl PREVEl
TIVE as we'll as SUKB:
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Ho=Es y. T. HAs.S Co.. sAvGuu.S. Ga. Es,, 10. "a

hS-rs " T. HAsaS Co.. BAEAnAz. Ga, Nay "a
Trey i.
GeSs-ou1 ira having sold ArEs quantities q your Isrur-
ALE HAIR REsToRATTTE. and hesrnr upver,.v -.
nended BY Of patrons the hahest annsT - ~ h,
lATAHzE qualities induced give Il rial hSvur
Tor been trozbled falling o. he hair 5,s, n
me sea SNe - TIE addona al,
tbs SCALP being Apparently dssassd hit6fally using
enc small bottle q he Restorative. SD andnx Road qua
ties apparent esnnenced he Of the and Nv Ar :
nov IN better condition than before during
Il has stopped falling and tie scalp resumed ~ u
uonA most cheerdy reccneud Article havinr u,
ne virtues you claim for Il. In addition ~ oE c 80
ppfat os al L1sy Dessnt 81 ctty i0 Eqg6 I4 ~
sse ezperenes ~ - Dyssy You are a fs-ty tt
use THIS letter as you nay proper, aLd b happy
70 yosr syteis Psrsenay and all
a1rs RESPECTFULLY JAHks SIEEARr.
o. the arm Of Stewart a Butsr
Bejsice vita gray hairs and bald heads he fss
viii restore the former original besuy, cover ne later
With luxurisnt grosth-1rOy BEdGef.
'I wish e hare the instead a. III ann rsueh
look which hardye upas HsiUstrssfs Rssforafsss,
EhcA invgorates the ro0ts Of The hair akes 4 vosg a
natter heW much nay fadsd r-BasfOa 7rsssIsr
USE NOTHING ELSE
Sold svsryWhere-Pres any cents, and 81 a bostse.
We HAGSN a CO., Prorristars. TroxNY
Sold 10 Nashville b. G. W. Iendsrsiott Berry BsaovIis
Ewing Pendeton Rains BrOEnsE eli rsspopsb d9s-
gas ost2Fd tE&Wl1 inl
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For Kent.

5NE public hereby rothed Dot to credit my wife, will
not be responsible FOR any debts Ihe may contract.
deeI2-d2t SAML. HENsHAW.
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FgNHE dwelling house occupied by Mrs H. Foo'e, "a
Vine street, between Church and Union streets, LID
For particulars enquire Of Walton. at Rsans Co.
deci2-u
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Beadie's Dime Novels. published svsry two weeks
Eleven numbers published. Price only ONE DIA1i
GREEN 4 CO. has all the Numbers from to II.
No. 9, linton Street.
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Found,

Found,
BUNCH OF Keys, which the Gao Rave by apppyin
N At this Office decl2-d't
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e. DIEM
IzzIELLZa
MRS. WINsL OW,
SOOTHING SYRUP.

An experienced Female Physician prsssns % ~
nfion ofm otheys har
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The shuttle stitch s sometimes called the stitch for eject
all and tSs The stitch u nads By merely
osng threads. Tbs ends stall BY The shut
Machines must be fastened BY the hand needle prevent ripping
TAs Shuttle Machine better adapted Manufacturers
milyuSe
jan3l-dtW&E
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True democracy makes no enquiry about the cslor
Of kin, on place of 7dtivity or any other similar
crcGu stance of condition. regard therefore, the
ExCDusIlE Of the colored people as body from the dec
ti,s froh hise INCOMPATIBLE soiR TIE true Dem
Oeratio riacipte
Mar the words Slavery and oppression must
cease, 81 American liberty must PERISH all legal
distn, On, founded in color, origin and the like,
are l. st;le to the genius of institutions" and
tell whether they do not express extreme
opinio
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"ssed Bud fsOme" for Sale or Rent
NE the most pleasant and desirable places in the country
80 OF land first rate for gardening, build
ngs 70 81 miles from the city, and better neigbbor
hood the State Terms liberal win take negroes in part
II not sold in few days, " Tent. Possession
given once, wish to my "FOTest MILF place.
Call on at home, drop letter, Of R. O. McNairy
Co. Nashville, Tenn. decle-at r. FLEMING.
N aShv11le Theatre.
MUELLER & MANAGERS
FLORENCE.
Wednesday Evening, December ~, 1860.
TEMPTATION,
MISCHlEVOUS ANNIE,
to conclude with the RENDEZVOUS. decl2
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PATHS Nj u SIC

Sold in Nashville By g. " Hsndershott, Berry DemoyiIe
wing Psndeton, and all responsible druggists. oc2e
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NashviIle blow WOMB.

We HAGAN CO., PropristsTS, Troy. 7.
Sold IL Nashville b. G. W. IIendsrsio asrry Bsogis
Ewing Pendeton, Rains Brosn,Sad slI rspoasss is-
Eists. osiaa-d ~ w. IA
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The eaPseity Of lie ShssS In these machine Is vy
nearly the they hold uheA SIZED With coatsEs Spool
Cotton not to exceed II yards.
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Rssicel - WITH gray hairs and bald heads for Ire fa
viii Testors the former original beau and cover - later
With luxuriant grOsth.-7r0y BEdGsf.
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The Nachiniut the Ira teIsr aad every other iadi
vidual whose lot in life : throws him within the
chance Of accident from ezLo siOa frs cosfOa should
bear in mind that this Magic Extractor bis and only
friend. 1t Is beth portable cheap, and should
be his mpaDion, friend need There Thousands
Of living witnesses testify marvellous virtue VITO
their sound limbs and muscles to its saving efficacy
The following q Ct Leading which
DALLEY5 MAGICALPAIN = EXTRACTOR isa PREVEl
as URR.
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Perhaps the most interesting incident IN the
American tour Of the Prince Of Wales Is his
visit to the great prairies Of the wess, wherein.
according TO the present Appearance Of things,
the seat Of empire 10 this republic is &c be
eventually situated After thee or four hours
ride from Chicago, city Witch Is In itself o
marvel Of progress asd prosperity, the royal
party found themselves al Dwight very
snail village In the middle CT a vast
plain, a. limitless, apparently, "a the ocean
Here we see the future monarch OF
England lodged at comfortable farm
house, which Is not sufficiently commodious to
receive the noblemen and gentlemen who &C
company him. They are qusrtered Ia adjscent
cottages, and are treated By the yeomanry
.~i'h tia, hearty hospitality which IL at once
free, cordial and generous, which places the
lovers Ct Geld sports Of whatever rank they
nav be. on the same footing. Then we see the
Prince and hls suite enjoying at Dwight their
hrst quiet Sabbath, lounging upon the green
svard. wooing the fresh breezes that, laden
With the perfumes Of the wild towers, sweep
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THE TITTH REGIMENT IN GARRISON.
TIE Fith regiment OF our city troops completed their
second days garrison duty yesterday a. Fort WOOD.
Bedloe's Island.
Lieut. sinesir the army ocer charged with the duties
Of iussructng the troops, has applied himself rnrene-
tbelv In impsrtng thorough knowledge Of The manage
nient OF coast guns 70 them and he srea<s tbs
meat catering terms OF Bin e1oris thus mr.
There win be full lrtss parade o. the resnens 81
twelve O'Clock to-day.
Col schwsrz,elder haa received mmrarss,cn from
MAJ Gen sanford accepting On w citation 70 visit tAs
Island o. Wednesday next The Gcnsval, In company
with hs staff will leave whitehall Al haiti AT Ten clock
CO that Day. ssivte Of thirteen guns nrcd from
the thirty two pcunAss ssstTy, eli greet him on his
arrival At Fort Weed
MAJOR II. P, Bpk6en, Engineer or tie Second hIgsa.
ttAa preceded 10 The island yesterday and wiA take an
active part 70 TIE OWES q the garrison.
ksior Ha..assi use eommandant Al Govmnr's STAND
Inspected ihe gar yest rsy, and snbs. aeniy daef
with tan1tl sc'swWzsedSr. ne expressco hsnsef IN :
COMP ments manner al the piinQ and general 900
ofdtf e. tru yiacs.
~ s,~subc.. VII lesve the government dos =
Wr.Hna,. TO- tie alAsarotaI, 81 All l9s 4 IL II
n a. 2 ahc io'c'ctkf y
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over the broad prairies, 10 preparing LOT tue
forsy Of the next day. Mo, aoay morning naoS
them up bright and early, am capital days
sport rewards their exertions. Inc people
whom they meet are pleasant, COZ diai' anxious
to make them comfortable, but neve intruding
upon or annoying them. They are OF ooreo
with stereotyped addresses, as in Canada there
are 40 fanaticl Orangemen, timid May. rs or
stupid Aldermen out upon the prairies No one
there expects to be knighted or to receive Il. e
red ribbon Of the bath, or to get better place
than the one which he holds. The hardy sons
Of the soil regard themselves as the equals Of any
sovereign on earth; and they are right. That
the Prince and bis suite have taken the proper
view Of their reception upon the outskirts of
civilization is apparent from the accounts
which we receive Of their behavior. The Prince
entered into the sport with the utmost empresse-
ment and was very proud of the result Of his
shooting. 1t must have been most interesting
contrast to the cover hunting in the Old Coun-
try, and 1t is to be regretted that the party
could not have had an opportunity to enjoy a
buffalo chase, the most exciting Of all our
Prince to the West, and then conveying him to
the Atlantic cities by easy stages, was most
happy one. By this means he will be able to
trace the progress Of the country and to IN
derstand its resources. He will see first the
smallest villages, then the fourishiug towns,
and after that the great cities. and be able to
judge as to the causes Of the rapid develope
ment Of the real power Of the republic In
few years the prairies over which he has been
shooting will be covered with settlements, and
this growth will not be arrested until the steam
whistle is heard at the base Of the Rocky Noun
tains How pleasant will be the souvenirs of
the Prince when he hears Of the progress of the
Wet, and remembers that when be roamed
over the sites Of the cities of which he reads
they were as go many uninhabited islands in
the middle Of the ocean. Altogether the little
prairie experiences Of our princey guest will
be, as we have said before, among the most
memorable incidents in journey which must
have been altogether exceedingly agreeable,
and By nc means Improbable in its results.