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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-28
Minutes of the County Convention.

Minutes ofthe County Convention.
The Convention called for the purpose Of
nominating the following County officers,
namely: District Clerk of Black Hawk
County, Drainage Commissioner, and Coro.
ner, assembled at the Court House in Water.
loo, on Saturday, Sept, 22d, at o'clock, and
on motion Henry Sherman, of Waterloo was
chosen President, and D. Allen, Of Cedar
Falls, Secretary. -'E
On motion, q Comm ittee of three were ap.
pointed to report on Credentials of Delegates
from several Townships, consisting of P. Ne.
lendy, G. B. Beknight and o. c. Hardy.
The Committee reported full delegations
from majority of Townships and those from
unrepresented Townships were chosen to
represent the same. The following Town
ships were thus represented: .
Cedar Falls, Washington, Fox, Poyner,
East Waterloo, West Waterloo, Bennington,
Mt Vernon, Barkly, Spring Creek, and Les.
ter, there being hone present from the other
Townships. ss.fl -g-a. ....- -... f.
On motion of d.. Allen, the Convention
proceeded to ballot informal for District
Clerk, with the following result: s-...
LIST Ballot-D. j. Coleman, had II votes !;
J. B. Severance, 9; G. d. Gray, z; E. Eber-
hart, 9; w. H. Curtis, 8; j. T. Knapp, 8.
I'd Ballot, Informal-D. j. Coleman, ls
]. B. Severance, TO-; G. D. Gray, 8; A. Eber
hart, 10; ]. T. Knapp, l. a4a
Sd Ballot, Informal--D. j. Coleman, %
j. B. Severance, IA; A: Eberhcrt, 9.
9TH Formal Ballot ID. J.. Coleman, "a; j.
B. Severance, 10; A. Eberhart, g..
Whereupon. on motion Of j. j Lamar, D. J.
Coleman, Esq, Of Cedar Falls, was chosen
the candidate by the unanimous vote of the
Convention. - Td Caatsss'T'
Upon motion, the following gentlemen
were nominated unanimously: A.G. Banister,
Drainage Commissioner, and DR.. Richards,
ofsW aterloo, Coroner. most
Upon motion Of P. Melendy, the Chair APP
pointed Committee Of three, consisting OF
D. Allen, o. E. Hardy, and w, s. Burbee,
to report five as members of the Republican
Central Committee, for ensuing year.
Committee. reported S. Bagg, Chairman,
West Waterloo; Henry Sherman. West Wa
terloo; James Barckly, Barckly; D.,J. Cole
man. Cedar Falls; D. B. Gilbert, East Wa
terloo.a a aEa" ~, q sH
Whercupon, the Convention. after giving
three cheers for, Lincoln and Hamlin, and
three more for the new candidate for District
Clerk, adjourned. al GsW "a
p2E 60 as" HENRY SHERMAN, President.
DARIUS ALLEN, Secretary. =
\. WATERLOO, September 22d, 1860.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-28

AN OLD WIG ON REPuBLIcANIsM.-H
Robert G. Schenck said in recent speech
lam a Republican because am conser-
yatiye Wing. and always have been. am
for the Constitution andthe Union; and who
is not +? and hold to the interpretations that
seventy years of history have given to that
Constitution. And the main purpose Of the
Republican party is to put an end to this
double dealing policy upon the question OF
of Slavery--not to dodge it and avoid it, but
to meet and settle it by returning to the poll.
cy Of the early days Of the Government.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-28

Parson Brownlow, screamer from Ten
nessec, would trust the Republicans in mat
ter Of business. Some time since he wrote
to Col. n G. Taylor as follows:
Before God, / honestly believe the Demo.
cratic party, both North and South, to be
soulless, truthless, treatherous, corrupt, nm.
principled, and ready at all times for the sake
of office and plumber, to sacrifice their princi.
Piles and their party, their country and their
God, if it were possible. Believing the Re-
publcans no ac0rse than this, I would not
hesitate to act with them in a matter Of b.
siness.' F rs @ifi
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-28

DOUGLAS TO VIsIr IowA.-A dispatch re.
ceived by the Dubuque Herald from LIE.
GRAND BYrNGroN, dated Cleveland, Sept 22d,
states that Judge DOUGLAS is to visit Iowa,
speaking at Iowa City on the 9th, and Du.
buque on the 18th Of October also making
short speeches at Cedar Rapids, Marion and
Anamosa, on the 10th. ......
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-28

STATE FAIR.-The Iowa City Republican
says the Fair Grounds are rapidly being put
in perfect readiness for the exhibitors. The
road to and from the Fair Grounds has been
suitably prepared, and the grounds can be
reached safely anG speedily. Everything now
promises to be perfect success. Imforlna-
ton has reached US thatythere will l&a large
attendance from every part Of the State, and
also from the State Of Illinois.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-28

DISCRETIONARY.
Best Peck of Sweet Potatoes, VIM. p. Over.
man, Black Hawk county. yfaa
6Stalks Pie-plant, VIM. Briden, Bremen
Sample Grape Tomatoes, ]. NJ. Rose
brough, Black Hawk county
/ I" Sample Ground Cherries, a. Sreeter, do
Sample Coffee Beans, A. S.. Mitts, do.
Display Of Cauilaowers, E. Stearns, do
Specimen Cotton Plant, B. Knapp, do
Specimen, homemade Starch, G. E
Coville, do - =
a" Sample Timothy Seed, VIM. Briden
!. Bremen county. sa at eJ1ge
Sample Artichokes, do. ~ sls
Sample Flax Seed, do. ..,.
eStalks Sorghum, BENZ. Knapp, Black
Hawk county.
Bunch Sage, do. 5- s@1
-" Sample King Philips Corn, do.
- Sample Husk Tomatoes, H. E. Will
Sample English Blue Grass Seed, Aaron
g Moore, do. - = .E'5e-a
=" Sample Rye Flour, j. T. Barick, Bremen.
/" Display Of Fancy Candy, Divine 4 Co.,
Black Hawk county.
6 Brooms, L. H. Doyle. ...
Bottle Native Wine, r. N. Chase, do.
80 Ottoman, Mrs. d. T. Choat, do. +
/" Display Of Glass' Jars, J.. n. Rose.
hrough, do.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-28

Best Velvet Painting, Mrs. G. II. Marsh, do.
German Raised Work, do.
Box Hair Flowers, Mrs. J. N. Over.
man, do.
I" Infants Embroidered Dress, Mrs. F. N.
Chase, do.
Embroidered Handkerchief, do.
Work Basket, Miss P. B. GARRISON,
Grundy county. ....-.--....-
Che,nise, do.
Embroidered Apron, do. .... ..
Dress, do. t@
Display Of Hats and Caps, Hatch & Al
len, Black Hawk county. a---
Lady's Fur Cape, Mrs. VIM. Porter
field, do.
Comforter, Mrs. E. Durham, Grundy.
Sewing Machine, j. Vanuxem, Black
Hawk county.
" Sample of work by Sewing Machine, S.
Bagg, do. =. ....
Ornamental Painting, Mrs. G. May, do.
Specimen Card and Bill Printing, II. A.
& G. D. Perkins, do.
8 gallon Butter Crock, Martin White, do.
gallon Butter Crock, do.
gallon Butter Crock, do.
gallon Churn, do.
Display of Stone Ware, do.
Display Toy Stone Ware, do.
Wood Rack, j. T. Barrick, Bremen Co.
, H.. R. G. THAYER.)
... .. d, T. CHoAT, : Com.
... H. G. OvERxAN
The Discretionary List will be acted upon
at the next meeting Of the Board Of Directors,
when report will be made through the GA
zErrE, with other matters that may be over
looked in this issue. up. MELENnX~u
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-28

telegram from New York of Sept. oath.
says that dispatch to the World states that
the Government has ordered 1900 stand Of
arms to Fort Moultrie, s. G..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-28

TRorrlNG.-A two mile match between
Flora Temple and Geo. n. Patchin, came Oft
on the Gath inst. Flora was winner in.two
straight heats; time 1901 and minutes.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-28

The DITyElEKcE-Johnson, TIE Democra-
tic cnndidste for vice President says, that
capital should own its own labor. Hamljn,
the Republican candidate for the samo clDce,
that the lahoreTs should own capital.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-28

WALKER SHoT.-The telegraph brings the
news that the great filibuster learder VIM.
Walker, the " gray eyed man Of destiny" has
been shot by the Honduras Government
If ever providing plundering pirate deserved
that fate. it was the fillibuster Walker He
was an outlaw and pro-slavery propaganda
list. He made war upon an unoffending peo-
pie for the purpose Of converting their soil
into slave territory In this fall the Democ-
racy have lost one Of their representative
men, and shining ornament and pillerin their
Church.
Go IT. BLoNpIN!-During the Princes
visit to Niagara, Blondin surpassed himself
and all his former hair.brained exploits. In
addition to the usual items in his program
me, he added one item which many people
supposed was dodge to draw a crowd.
But when the time came, the intrepid little
Frenchman was on hand for the fulfilment
of all he had promised; and, in spite Of the
circumstances of the Prince and his party,
actually traversed his rope on stilty' lima
king one Of the prodigious leaps advertised
in his bill, he was obliged to come down
astride the rope; but, without removing his
s.ilts, regaincd his footing and successfully
completed the trip! The stills used on this
occasion were about two feet high, and fur
nished at the lower end with three short
prongs of iron, which served him as claws do
bird In the history Of recklessness and
dare-deviltry, there is nothing like this ex-
plot!
Ben NJ Samuels is boasting upon the
stump of the alacrity with which he would
turn out to help catch fugitive slave. On
the other hand, Lincoln Clark, Democratic
candidate for elector, s,ys that he would not
perform any such low, mental, blood hound
service. In the North, Democratic candi-
dates for Congress declare their willingness
to engage in "the pursuit of niggers,' but
South only blood hounds and the most des-
picable portion of the white race, indulge in
this exciting sport. A professional negro
catcher, down South, is an object Of the ut
most contumelv and scorn. Those who own
fugitive slaves despise the w fthless brigands
who track the poor creatures to their hiding
places And yet, Ben. NJ. Samuels, candi-
date for Congress in the Northern District Of
free Iowa, declares his willingness to contest
for the chaplet which adorns the brow Of the
professional negro catcher! There may be
occasion yet for hunting negroes on our
broad. frec prairies, and the people will no
doubt keep Samuels at home to labor in that
favorite department of his, while they return
Vandever to the place he has filled so accep-
tably.-Hamilton Freeman.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-28

D. y. SSEAHNS, 6eSs ateII0o,
@. =. CovnIE, Mt Vernon, "
J. n. OvERHAs, Cedar Falls, +"
g. B. VANSAuN,
A. J. GRAVES
GEO. SEcoRD,
The following resolution was adopted:
r: s o. q =. Ten Drs ;n. con
ssi'arai and Mechanical Association.
LADIES HoRsExANsHIP.
4 scene Of the greatest animation was pre-
ssnted on sl'e grounds on the last day. The
Aadies HofseMnship attracted great deal
>'' ''e =. O.0 s'e'S' =.
- e.e'1e"' : :. s's.'' ~s' wen
49, ..'e'''s |. s' ''.'es :" 'ee .ne
.'s "u''S :, w 11' 'ne s.n.el'ns
~ Was sseo0s - suey PssS00 srVono TUG IIacx,
was pretty sight and they al deserved a
premium. When this DEPARTMENT il carried
, 49, - a..o,,,u !, !. !. ,or,h, s...u-. -
eur Fairs Nav IL b continued and an.
Z oouaesd.
71or11xe.
At4,. n. The Trottinp vas announced-
rh.r. -. 49,. .n..;as sc S..,,"Os g.. -.
~ ""'"' ''' Wv
contest NJ. Kenny, Of Waverly, entered
Grey Eagk: Judge Converse entered Romeo,
and s. Leonard q dark.chesnut Stallion. The
,.,... -. =. A.. -. a !. ;. ,..;a
s 'o' .''e VS. ;" ~ was ue.u
60 % uot against time, and Ainnys ORGY
Eagle made the mile in 8:l5, taking the pre-.
MUM. Then came the Geldinps. D. Max.
! a.,a .n,er.d !. hrovn re,d;no. streeter
:, aun aa,a;co. D;mmock d.rt .sor,s, Cola
=. 80 e., - n.,,-. c. -.
a's' anu oscora grey uelo'ng. 8ooo trot'
ting was made oy all OF these horses. Max
ns'd MADE the mlle IN S:l4.
THE PREMIUMS.
We now give the result Of tho decisions of
xhe Iude... @
RI aa naE
THE AWARDS
->- o. r.
80 - 49, e <AA1'
CEDAR PALS o 's..; ' sHs.' :, IS '' o. 90
Thorough Bred Cattle.
Best Bull 8 years old and upwards, VIM.
s. Peck, Butler County, ...........$ 3 90
Best Bull years old, VIM. Briden, Bre-
mcr County. 49,. 200
Best Bull ! year old and upwards, s. s. p
Knapp, Black Hawk County. 80. 100
Best Bull Calf, s. s. Knapp, do. ..... A.P.
Best Cow 8 years old and upwards, A.
Mulnrky, BACK Hawk County,. 800
= Best Heifer 2yeaB old, G. W. Clark, do, 200
ag ne1eT year o'o' 1t. Geo. opragus'
nuIe! Co1niy'. ;.'......'........ l'oo
Best Heiier Calf' 90, ............. Ar.
iga-al asi as =. :. oLAhksoS
, ......- am T ~ ~ n4RRlck, O0m.
.....p --- =, '
oLAss o-No. o.
O. A'1ch Cos0s, Working Oren and Fat Cattle.
Best yoke Fat Cattle. D. D. Richardson, DIS.
yoke Steers, years DID, william
NJ M:,a en-. Soo"'y''''''.' ''eo'o Nv
e. p.,mo SEn:n. nr,. III, 1'oo
g. ~ WarS;ns G.4.ia H.n, '''o
,,ord IA -" m
e. OoSvEhss,
.ss- By AD' 0V"'
Be-. ,.,, Blood 9 D s.s:4 s ss''': year.
90 ana upwards, ;. b. Severance,
n. NJ, D,.aa D,1i q n WV
kellogg, ~ 200
Best Full Blood Heifer. Q wears old. R.
P. Speer. Black Hawk County. 200
Best Full Blood Heifer wear oiI VIM
Briden. Bremen County. ~ 100
Best Full Blood Heifer Calf do. ~.
n n e.r,,,
r T WrssTsp finn
+ a Rorvn
'
Il oeSt mere OF ~ Nssne, IN NUMBER A.
.r Muilasxy, Disck nawk County, A. P. = DIP.
G. F. CLARksoN,)
GEo RARsIck, Com.
D. w. JORDAN, .~
'3 -"l.' Class C.
40 - abH3113 OK,
DESK f,ne- ool BUCK, years old, Mar.
Gus nnaPP, BACK hawk co: 80. $2.oo
=" five common. w DOL Ewes, 90. ZOO
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-28
BELL, sxscxrxarpes AND povclA
Total proslayery, .l3a
Necessary to . choice, .......................l

We aim to give our readers our belief, not
to impose upon them by partisan falsehoods
We do not deny the possibility that we may
be deceived. and that the result may shame
our figures but we have daguerreotyped the
field as ii seemed to us to-day. But let no
effort be relaxed. no good agency be aban-
doned, until the battle is over. The enemy
is wary, vigilant, INSCRIPTIONS ready
to take advantage of mistake, and gather
hope from Republican inaction. The victory,
however Aattering the prospect, is not won
until the polls are closed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-28

FAIRBANKS ScALEs.-A new scale for
weighing stock before loading in cars, has
lately been put up, we notice, at the cattle
yards Of the Pittsburg and Fort Wayne Rail-
road in this city, with platform some thirty
feet in length, and of . width. sufficient for
weighing full chr load at once. This must
be very convenient and economical arrange
ment where large quantities Of stock, as here,
are to be weighed for shipping.
The scale bears the name of " Fairbanks, !"
which has long been familiar wherever scales
are used, and is always the highest guaranty
for exc Hence. It seems to be SO construct.
ed in all its parts Is to combine the greatest
possible strength accuracy and durability.
and hasa shallow pit, as have various other
notifications Of Fairbanks large scales, many
Of them requiring only twelvee inches ofex.
IRENE depth, which adapts them to locations
where greater depth wonh be an objection
Chicago Democrat. Tar e d ri
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-28

Best Mare with Colt BY her side, ]. T.
Barrick, do, 800
Pair matched Horses, David Saul,
Black Hawk county,. ......... 800
Pair Matched Mares, D. Haae,.. 800
- WHITE,
: L. J..HAxxoSD, Com.
G. s. BAaLEY,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-28

DARIUS ALLEN, Oecreldry..
sWATERLoo, September 22d, 1860.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-28
CLASS Emo. !.
Roadsters.

The COMMITTEES also recommend Dlscre-
tionary Premiume as follows, viz:
To j. T. BsrTsck, Of Bremen CO., for 2
year old Gelding, and for one pair year old
Gsldings To J. T. Sewell, Of the same,co.,
for ! year old Gelding. To A. Sewell, same
co., for 8 year old Gelding. TO ]. T. Bar.
rack, do g., for Brood Mare with Colt by
her side. To Daniel Hanes for Gray Mare,
worthy Of second premium To Adam
RarTack, Bremen CO., for single Draft Mare.
On. Gso. SPRAous,)
CoL.J. B. THoxAs, Com.
- .g.sa- .s,ossjP. NcIsAAcs. II
!. sars als.G Glass E-No. q.
4 ss4pa .E-..a. Drett Hersss.
Dast Shllioo 4 years old and upwards,
G. Eean1, Dssmes county, ...... 90
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-28

what Squatter Sovereignty means? guess
not. You don't know what it means-nor
either-nor Mr. Douglas-and that is worse
yet He don't know what it means, except
one thing. He knows full well it means
cheat He knows he has got to move in dark
and mysterious ways, or the people will find
him out and he has thrown over him this
gauzy vail OF Squatter Sovereignty, and he
struts about with it as proud as the peacock
with its tail Laughter.]
Squatter Sovereignty It cures every i'll Of
life. If you have govt in the stomach, take
Squatter Sovereignty. If you have pulmonary
affection, take Squatter Sovereignty. What
ever i'll may betide you, carry with you this
universal panacea, this quack medicine,
Squatter Sovereignty, and you are safe
Whether upon the oceans wave, or travers.
ing these rivers where the miasma makes it
unhealthy for Eastern men, take Squatter
Sovereignty. I saw Douglas peddling it on
the mountains Of Maine. Immense cheer
ing] think they there took the medicine,
for it has cured ten thousand more than were
cured last year. Rousing cheers. But
now, if l ask a Democrat why he supports
Douglas" Why, because he quarreled with
Buchanan" Ohio! And were your little
hands then made to tear each others eyes
The chief glory Of your candidate now is,
that he quarreled with your former candidate
now President. He is not alone.
We were million of people qdarreling to
keep him out, but Douglas sang psalms to
put him in. And heis putting him out! If
Douglas has done a good thing put it down
to his credit. Now am going to strike a
balance with him. glory in Douglas for
quarreling with Buchanan! it shows he has
lucid intervals. [Cheers.l Put that down
on the credit side. Now am going to say
something on the debtor side. Since 1854 Il
assert without the fear of contradiction, am
backed BY historical record, J there has no
man lived who has done SO much to stir deep
the war Of agitation in this country. as
Stephen A. Douglas. charge upon. him
that he tore down that old Missouri line, for
the purpose Of linking to himself, by hooks
Of steel. the Slave States of this Union. He
had no other idea in breaking it down than
that slavery might 60 where the law of the
land had said it should never 60. He intend.
ed under the guise of Squatter Sovereignty to
cheat enough Of the Northern States to put,
him into the Presidential chair. ss. =
The great mistake he made is, that the
people arc not indifferent. There is not a
boy within the sound of my voice but what
his little infant tongue lisps for Freedom and
Free Kansas There is not woman but
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-28
THE AWARDS
FOURTH ANNUAL FAIR
CEDAR PALS, IOWA, SEPTEMBER Is. 10 L %. I

Thorough Bred Castle.
Best Bull 8 years old and upwards, VIM.
s. Peck, Butler County, ........ 81, 0C
Best Bull Q years old, VIM. Briden, Bre-
mcr County, 200
Best Bull year old and upwards, s. S.
Knapp, Black Hawk County. -. 100
Best Bull Calf, s. s. Knapp, do, ..... A.. p
Best Cow 8 years old and upwards, A.
Mulhrky, Black Hawk County,. 800
Best Aeifer 2yearB old, G. W. Clark, do, 200
= Heifer year old, Dr.. Geo. Spragus,
Butler County, 100
Best delIer C0Il, DO, Observation-Disclosures. 4. 2.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-09
ART RECREATIONS.

BELL, DOUGLAS AND BRECKINRIDGEI
ETOITE1EYT AT 40, COLLEGE sTREB7!II
AN Offering my entire Spring and Sumner Of Dry
Goods and prompt time prices lower than
known before in Nashville Those wishing
hsd better call beo thew all gone. deter
mined to sell at prices that will 6efy competition.
Nothing charged for showing goods. L. =. BEECH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-09
Most EXTENSIVE
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
MANDATORY.

MIN KNABE CO., Nos 3, and Z, street, Of
We Baltimore, respectfully inform their Southern friends
that they have enlarged their factory and prepared
supply the great demand for their pianos They unqueson
ably the most darab and contain the latest improvements
and fully guaranteed for five For great
power Of tone and agreeable touch, they znequalled
JhaberV srskosch and other panis have used them
f oo0ca and lave given certificates their superiority
They have years. first premiums over
all composition in all the different they have been
exhibited. Last they received five first at
Montgomery Ala One for the best Southern piano. and
one for the best against all competition.
full supply Of the instruments viii be re-
ceiyibg by J. A. MCCLURE,
mays, 60-d&wly Sole Agent, Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-09

wis Bank has this day declared Dividend Of TErTsn
dollars and three quarters share out Of he saplus
nvded prohs e The sank, payable those Eb0 reces heir
dividends az Nashville a. follows. viz Ten esn and All se
nona parts Of snare % 500 In ash and aer t dtrs
and the balance either 10 cash stock a AZ The option
Of the Bank, after sepssnberl7. I560
By order Of the Board. d. WEAVER, Cashier.
julyl-lm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-09

u HIS medicine uneqnaed for Dahes, Dysensrry and
] other disorders Of like nature. In q Bloody
EluX, unequaled The Board OF Health OF New York,
Imperial Hospital ST. Peersbuk both that it
reliable in all the early stages Of Cholera No
family should be without IT, in the hour where children
liable from the effects OF eating Fruit RENE
dy must then be appled-no time to wait tn; Doctor
This medicine be relied and the price only SO cents
enoUgt to take Of whole family for whole
magi7 MACKENZIE a MlNCHIN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-09
For sale OF Exchange.

WILL either sell exchange in part for good city Edge
field property, my Residence tvo miles North Of N
city, with from 30 20 50 OF land attached. Improvement
new, extensive and complete.
fOR TERNs and further particulars apply to the pTem.
TUREEs s. FosTEE and JHo. l. sEH"R, Gear street
W. B. WALTON
Union copy and charge this Onice.-Eesh. BGnasr.
mar23-6m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-09

MOTHER invoice Of ssasonabis Underway 81 cause sk.
gauze mefino, cashmere, isle thread linen, ackonet AID
plain cotton, received and for sale By McGfLL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-09
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

M<Sd@ DR.. KING, formerly Of New York for the last
sS four years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and who has
devoted h attention he treatment OF private diseases
thirty faers HIMSELF having attended practice for
and cured thousands he enabled
all diseases Of private nature matter how bad they may
from inudeous medical treatment from neglect Of their own
DR. Kings Dpenssry No % Deadeck street. between Cherry
and the Square, where he all diseases pvse
GoEoRHEA cured without naucous medicine intererens
from business.
STRUCTURES Of old recent date, eectuay cured in
days. by operation pain Where Structure
exists health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undermined the constitution much
sYPH with ell the diseases Of the En growing out OF
ect bad treatment, hee6ctuay cured in few days.
SEMINAL WEAKEEs particular attention having been given TO
this disease AID all the growing Out Of it, brought
many by the destructive habits Of inconsdeate
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect o.
which will undermine the constitution, rendering the subject IN
business society," and causing premature old age
Females may be aborng with any difficulty Of the WOMB
may assured Of immediate relief. 80.
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating their case VIII
enclosed directed Dr. A. King No. % DeadeH street
Nashville Tenn win have the neceassy medicine sent 70 sn
address, necessary directions Strict secrecy "e
hours 9oclock in the morning until in the evening
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