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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-28
Another Cure.

y O1IADHHI
EssRs. B. PAGE, JR. & Co.
genfleH1en:- During the past years hav
suffered from all the ills incident 20 weakness of
the digestive organs. At tmes-being seized with
an extreme lOathing of food have not tasted
nourishment far days; and again, when ape
title partially returned, the stomach unable to
retain what was eaten At the suggestion of a
friend, who had received much benefit, in a similar
case, from your HOLLAND BITTERS, procured
a bottle, and before had taken half of it, expe-
renced much relief; and now, after having con-
tinued its use for short time, enjoy excellent
health. Yours, &C.
dec4-Imdkw
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MISCELLANEOUS

IhRE01G ltBLE 81 LEO%A1
I. PERSUASIVE PRICES.
/ SHANKLIN & REILLY
Have now IN store, aud are submitting for III =
spectioU, their recent extensive purchases of Fall
aud Winter Fancy and staple Dry Goods which
for Elegance, Variety and Cheapness, unsur-
passed. they would direct particular attention to
the annexed list which will be disposed of at prices
that cannot fail to meet with the appreciation of
the most fastidious. The Goods all new aud
warranted perfect. They embrace
Black and Colored Cloths,
Black and Fancy Doeskins,
Fancy English Tweeds, Cas-
simeres, Sattinets, Jeans,
&c. Blankets, Flannels,
Plain and Fancy Plaid
Lindseys, Ladies' Strip
ed and Plain Middle
sex Cloakings, Eng
lish, French, and
American Prints
and Ginghams,
Silks and Fancy
Dress Goods of
the most approved styles,
Renfrew Plaids, Royal Pop
Inns, Plain and Fancy CASH
meres,. Plain and Fancy
French and English Mer-
inoes, Pacific, Manches-
ter and Hamilton De
LANES and Alpaccas,
a large stock of Bro
che, Stella, Fancy
Snow Flake, Sup.
Scotch Clan Tar
tans, Mcdonald
& Malcolm Long
and Square
Shawls, Fancy Bonnelli and
Striped Wool Shawls & Hand
kerchiefs, Plain and Fancy
Au-Wool DeLaines.
In tho Hosiery department will be found a
Fleeced Cotton Hose, Fancy Wool Knitted Goods, |
including Shawls, Hoods, Sontags, Nubias, &C, |
Ladies and Gents Kid, E. Silk, Cloth, and Buck |
SKID Gloves and Gauntlets, Ladies' and Gents L. |
Wool and Merino Vests and Drawers Hats and Caps |
Ia new shapes, and Ladies' Furs.
, Ihey are prepared to exhibit their ate importa-
ton Of Irish Linen Goods, comprising Irish Linens
and handkerchief, the best assortment of Sheet
lngs and shirtnes ever offered, Linen Damask |
Table Cloths. Bleached and Brown. all sizes, Nap
kins, Towels, Doylies and every other description
pertaining to this class of man ufacture.
"a n. B.-Now on hands, great variety of Thomp-
sons Celebrated Skirts, so favorably known TO
the Ladies' Of this city, and which s. & Z. have
had the pleasure of introducing.
As we are DESTROYS to give to customers every
advantage possible, and having faci'i for do
ing second to none in our line Of BUSINESS, are
therefore fully determined to dispose of our pres
ent large stock at the smallest rcnunerative prices
A call respectfully solicited. oct17
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IMFORTANFTO HOUSEKEEPERS.
E. z. DURKEE & CO.'S
Select Spices.

NU.1R-9.N-TEED .V~OT O.V.L " RR-
u solutely and perfectly pure, but ground from
fresh Spices, selected and cleaned by us expressly
Tor the purpose, without reference to cost. They
are beautifully packed in tfnfoil ined with paper5
70 prevent injury by keeping, aud full weight,
WINE the ordinary ground Spices almost in-
Varlably short We warrant Them in point Of
strength and richness of flavor beyond all com
parison. as single trial will abundantIy prove
Manufactured only by L. Z. DURKEE CO.
febzO isuSW 1Sl Pearl street. New York
WYE REST PICKLES IN THE
Clty at COOK LANGLEY'S
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NlTKLE ON H.gyV.D .gJV'D DRFRR-
- MINED To SUCCFEDT
J. M. GLEICHMANN.

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA
WM.A.H-UF-E CTB2 I'm IND TEsEFO y ~.
eye sale Dealer in Pure Cider and Extra Family
Vinegar. Orders from a distance will receive
prompt attention.
n. B.-This Vinegar has taken the premium at
the South Western Indiana District Fair last o.
tOber. Orders for Vinegar viii be received at the
Factory or at H. Nelson & Go. : Auction Room on
Maia street.
sixth street, near Fulton Avenue, Lamasco
june26-d&w
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ES-ns. n. RGscheIOT's Hafr Dye Fhfs
splendid Hair Dye has no equal-instantaneous in
sfect-Beautiful Black or Natural Brown no
staining the skin injuring the Hair-remeaies
the absurd and i'll effect of Bad Dyes, and invfgo
rates the Hair for life. None genuine unless
signed "W. A. Bachelor" Sold everywhere
CHAS. BACHELOR, Proprietor,
septic 81 Barclay-st, New York
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-09-27

II LILLIAN ;. plckErr has charge y the Cor
W r,sponltly' pui financial Department (;
capt. Wormely a'ithlf b. DE Cotton salet#hl.
ffteon year. experience IN ,his department Id
ward ~Sisegc- th' Nl'retarsl 80 pcptrtmcpt.
w. seep i large aud AL assorted stl1k Of
t~irucrrir. aud Plantation ssrplie., which W. sHll
~ the usaal ame. uHr shargs fls SELLING sallou
is - ssn,s per bale. Al produce .eni Y, sul b
assured uulrss othst w.se nsAuttsl We rFlrr
sou % oar friends
Maj. 4. y. ArmisteaI. ! ines shelton,
jacob kuykcnitll. ,. >. Bssius.
Col. John e.. Rra m, Ua..d Bshop.
Daniel ". Jones.
Sep 20. 1907. 3j.lm
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a-ourAFnN MOTIVE

We soc thai our oil anl c.,ecmcd friend
;. II. 1lsnkins. Lsga h1s ~puryhnsrl tn"
. Grenada Locomotive" Office, AMI las
changed the name 10 " Southern motive
lc !. nea sole clitor AMI psapri'.s.. Tie
motive has our be-, wishc, for al alum
iInt success.
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conn AND coff6. Planter.

The advertisement Of this useful farming
NH, he /. the invention Of eur county
". c. Banks. l.'q, may be- found N
another column. A. wc have SAID before,
hi. /. the best thing Of the hind cver IN
vented anil does its work with great pre-
c.ion and regularity, Mcssrs. ltby 4 An
l.r.on are owners for this county. and irby
Is Naylor roy the c%oaaiie. of Tallslaichc,
C,ahoma. T'unica. Carroll and Suulovcr.
some weeks ago We publishcl a long list Of
certificate from our best citizens and plan
zee. Who had tried this thug 10 tl,eir entire
at,araction. Ever. farmer steill hisc
one IS I'll mcans.
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rUhi1o ~sPrAkIkd.

On saturday last our frieaAs DR.. Ellis
upt }. J. Meek, Esq, sab-ylectors for Bel
ral Grccaurijec respectively. made p'rch.
&, utor, srty Of their fellow c%.ti.ns
D., sarlis. w. li not hc.r all # The
as~cclics. but when W. left II sis " nip aad
frel. ard we presume both heat.
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KEITH vi aoRsrY.

Tie ai,erticncut Of this frui may he
rlanl in this weeks paper, its SIZE is in
tccy.ag with the manoih stock Of eold-
they have recently purchased. Call anil
examine for yourselves. no charge for show.
IN. Goods.
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DEsoTA COUNTY PAIR.

This fan ccnmcucas on raesliy acxt,
nd vii continue thFtc Or four days. 1t
E1ald be well for the officers az uell -
saperihts liants Of division Of our fair. %
attend IT Iiernan,lo. a. il will materially
ii.i ihsn n tht Il '!a-' If Il If iHies.
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haM ApTEAIisEME.rs.

Owing to the illness df OUT Foreman aud
n i heavy press Of wori. some advertisements
Fere cruw1cl out this week. thcy will ap-
pear in our next however. Major Ia I.
Cooper offers one u the best ,rscssrf land
in this C,aa;y. for sale this week.
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TIE rIFCT1oE.

The election for county oihccr. CON 5 %
next Monday. anil a. I'll Of the candidates
afe clever fellows VIC hope they may all be
slartst1
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IHNtbt
IN a. Cireaii Csar, ~ said coursv.
rbonas Il. IIvime.l Attaslsmsnt issueJ b.
~. VT Msxw. a justice
A. N. oven. Of the Peace ~ said
corr,y. axa.n., the estate Of sad DESCENDANT. on
the I:s dsv Of Jane. 1900. for ssj6.lj. aad lstiei
h. the shesif Of said c1sniy on one sorrsl rsars
ari colt. cae black mare, aus saldls, ifiils. ard
hIanIs,. a. the prcr>sss u sid An uwsn.
The .asd u Defendant, A. NJ ussa-is h-reby no
tiled that unlss he shall appear On ID. ira isy
N Inc nssf serm n ssii Court, ts - holden IN
s,a FIR aid rsa-te % panola. Al the csuys Heuss
Isbsr.sg in he tsws q rsnsla. On the szssnsh
u.nd.v sf.ss the fourth Monday N srrsenber,
1860. and plssd to said action. jsaT9en, siA bs
l.. HtEEtsps. Cl-s.
SEP - tss9 SfF
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FOR POLICEMAN

WE are authorized to announce ". 5. LESTER
az . c.nl,lit1 for Policeman IN ihs Burlinrbam
Beat. %.
We are authorized :, announce rrffR NJ D..
BAt,D asa candidate for Policeman 70 boat No T..
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BaFcKfsRrpaF AEp LAas c1.pn

This club will meet at Enrcks on Sstur.
day. the 9Th Of October. On which eesstio on
James +. Mathews. Esq.. viil ccriaiulv AL.
lress the n~eeias. All are invited to At
.sud.
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Thi4 plenlil place II amuscmrni' a'iur
,ccn entirely rcpaiuicl ana rcdari " c,,.y
Is now open ~ the public, WITH
hc best took company ever collected to-
other IN Memphis. "Stars " the ftai
Iaslitade m,y alwp, be- fohd upon her
Iolri.. at prc.cni The distinguished Tryr.
nnc Mis. Annette lnec i, playing 4 very
.ac,,s gal engagement, her truthful repre-
.n'tt,on. ere received With delight by
crowded Ion Is every evening. The
'icmphi. coull not 10 clo than fully
fully succeed, with Mr.. YIN. {. Thomp.oa
manager. and Mr.. J. N. Dawson ne stage
director. We would alsisc or %tlicaler
owing friends 10 be sure aud attend the
NV Memphis Thca,cr when they g to tie
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run srkNAnE.

~ IRE authorized ,, nnnounr' ,hs name "
N.rRtD W. BENJAMIN. ~ a canai lats Tor
County Sancyar u i'nuoia county. ut the en,a'
lns election.
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DO You Want ! Home

NOR SALE two valuable Qaatier ]sccione Of
~ land near bynum's Crrpk. lhcy are both
tnpro.el, have toge,hur about = acres " cleared
iuil. N,u good cfeet bottom land 10 clear, ato
Nel t.Absftl, Lstc dwelling houses. wells, 49,,
te, on each quarter. Arc nboai . milo from
churebs. u M.thadisi. Presbyterian and baptist
.u..sutsi1n. About mic from Guudhope Acad.
smy rnl between tal md three m,.ce from shni
<ri ~ school. VIII make either ONE or TWO
Good h.mes. win be sold either juinily or sera-
mtc,y 10 suit purchasers. Also, section on
No,G,ua river, near lharsAlii, between 3 and J
mi,,s from Miss. 6 Tenn. Il. Il. track, With 80 10
Is acrss cleared, pa,ing houses, spring, &c., a..
Terms easy. Artiy 20
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IDb, D
Fod 8lm5
1rgamar H'f Z i'so

HHN| #'Nf
trte t4t
a
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W !. 81 Hn WI
mI
uUAu a.un ot| m
Ir 81 1te ne tn
l.u .alni Hl tIf f It
rn atei And h- sn
.aF m.f.b ~ oaao vs. .I' 81"
r 10 lh nf.nIIn
Ilr 500 Ll.cas afl .na|l
l, b,ll sud .,crou. uaofla m
b hul BrechpH lm Hl 'aU.. v
I.nI I.ops Co., u. tI % tlD
rt r,ldcl cans, af NE following
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NOTICE.
Land for Sale.

HAVE for sale leo acres % land, sin mile.
i sas. If Bsszsilis Depot, ~. a !. X. H., ts9
miles fr,e, CsasFal Academy. iO1 acre. bottom
anil 50 acres cleared. Improvements nev and the
best 81 spring water. Also. ,wgother smslittas'.
u Land near saii Academy.
For fursasr particular. address me a, Central
Academy Pos. 0Hss, Pamela county. Miss.
y. ). WOODS.
Aaruss ., 1850. 3i-2m.
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Fr afa aHhaTnl iHBn0 ,tH NJ inNi
..ut tniisf faf,s .H.l W .It
Ol inn fAhn D. rri.'. n'I
81.
Wr Hf0 nh0tl NJ annEil.H WllllAl
ttJgtUt Han candidate fIr SUMMIT ul f0nnI
County. llrdien W ue'Ul.f uau -
We hte nalAualei A. mIoHna7 VII "
UA NpOitIt ~ e%niiinto iar .iltllll 4 fa-
ruIt touuty ni lhN rnsuing e'.'pn " tf'.Neh
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rnnrlnlllr OIlNN

NJ are auhoflsel 10 aanaunee lnllN e. NNh
nlstIN nH candidate li to election % tho lii''
No. gIif.i tUff u uhuiIn County, =.
We nrp aulloaa "a 10 announce \. So RAihlRA
E. nearlt lu. iort tcuItilpik i1r Pamela county,
nt th. tusu.ut October lection. -
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Z. EUNLAI ~"IIIHHN'
lyaum's Greek, =. o., ranolaCop Miss

~ Persons owing me viii please take noi's,
tint Is I expect 70 pay nay ich's. ! expect them tn
- ne same hy no. Hni that Il they 30 net come
forward ft8isdiatsiH aud settle ~. ! will have -
call attention 70 Olr lstls matters IN a more
Sea. q. isg6. 33.6w
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LAND FOR SALE.

| OFFER The place on which ! live for sale. Il
t situated Oh Long 4 reck, y miles rast ~ w..
fat. 9 miles east Of Pope. and 10 mites south.
east u Pamela ret q. The tract contains 80
acre.. lUu acres cloareJ, nearly I'll the land j.
rirh g-eck bott0ri. Long cfees runs thfoneh It
haifa ~ al abundant supply u stock water =
ti sv ore ctTufurtstlr houses, . good orchard aHi
garden. M etef .snt well 81 water auI setef4l
GOOD sVfIuFs. Schools, Chuf hes. nnl mili- ~
Z l~aenirnt. Long Crock Oh school y ihytrrii an
rh4.eL : situated on tic southwest corner " i've
tract. soeit'v ). very good. The crop n corn
snI f. der AnI ne stock II cattle nui no /.
nifit 10 had on TIE place. IuuiIl !. my Isl
n ~. MATTHEW CiANtuN.
Srrt &c. 100. q 2m
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Cotton Farm for Sale.

4 OVER Tor sale ny plantation on Nei,ot'.
CFecs. Il cania no about 100 asres, 800 u
= ish is cleared aBi under eait,sation. About
1na half " he ttAc, 70 Enc bottom lands, the re-.
msinier a~fa,-rlte upland. producing corn uni
cotton fusly. Rough jog cabin imrfuvrnanis.@
girs, rate gin house and fress A Co. thrifty
Young orchard u apples, peaches, pears. 4s.
Arfiy s,1u. 10 lose q barrtla, o. The proprietor
% lie place, Or toj 4. llcsehsr, Agent.
q u. MuSkLy.
SEPT ~, 1890. 3iH
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.Fng rRlAsUR I.Ei

WI are authorized ID nnnonncn ~ COW rs
q mniidair for re u srl.uu % the OIL u county
Treasurer 81 paniit tuuniy.
WI nro authorized ~ runonnre bAN WIFI
IkN ASA enndldatc FOR county ifsasafcr Of "
rnia rouutv. .s
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Book ofthe Crisis, A. D.. 1890,

A INV AMI usefdl work. A mneli reedel sei.
surs. Science " ti1yHrnmeh, nnd Law &c..
I%e,cainr ripIs. u q. efpnsai, nrt 81 govern
ing, rules II soci.'y g,vcrumeu, and the use u
lava
trsius % rae nlss.
Z This book bn. three grand objects IN tiss
rirst.-Tu build ~ the Southern States 10 on
equality with The Northern states. Second To
answer. mos, sali.lae,or Isl, the Aheiitionist.-
Thirdly 10 tsllh the sg.suce VI e3tCrhaent ant
las.
srIscEfufrl WAvffr,
n yan Wish q .cisuce II government AMI Inv
r utafut srienre. -hrn send tuur address 81 \. =.
" r. -. CLANruN. Como. Miss. Please sHnl
nae al criticisms 1p this sc.Guaf.
Ths book i TO be isi.eat,l, % Snt.ftihert, atl
especially those sutstritiue rrt.t literally. / il
4, appear IN tlisee parts, First. 81 Pr, - cents.
second. about $50 AZ Sd cents. 1blrI. anuis .
Or 80 ~. u IS cents. Les everybody haze a
cory n Il 10 read and std3y.
Soy -. isfa. si-1m
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WI arc authorized TO announce GEORGE W
sfAToN ~ a candidate for fe elect On 70 tlc 90 %
Of Tax Assessor o. Pamela County. Lection -,
October nest. -
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WE are authorised to announce WILLIAM &.
NickIE a. a candi date for TAN ASSESSOR II
Pamela County, ut the ensuing election Ia October,
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- TAX ASSESSOR

WP are au,hariAei 10 announce j. y. btttlNN.
HAN ntr rurli.tie Tor Las Assessor Of Pamela
toun,y. -.
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WE arr authorized 20 ANNOUNCE JOSEPH H.
NICHOLAS q, a candidate Tor Tax assessor 81
Pamela county, NJ the %clrftion IL uftoLer. q.
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JNN q, NkllNbn, 'lrtt.
W,aba faptr, Sol c.tura ior Complainant.
N,rt t..i gg.tW
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MAJOR GENhRAL ot UlE tlFrIi DIVISION.

NAlNk ttNbNAI VT llth min wv lNihf'
col. ~. %. BtCk. tcommandirg The llth fesi-
mentl /. a e,nIiia'e Tor Maiar Deaeral 10 Ne th
ni,i.ion Mississippi Militia. composed II the
counties of Ti.k1mingc. tiprah, Marshall, lafiy-
e,ts, panlis. ues1tn. rGntea anil CiHhuma.-
Election 1t Monday 10 October nexi. -
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cause, nil fBi Nctsan', Strengthening csfIlal .
Thorough regeneration n The sysssn sni oil -hg
may have injured thsnselsss BY Improper isdal.
Fences, will dad in ,his Cordial q csfsia ani speedy
III .A.a
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svss.,-o rss.,Y.s.s rosHs.s
esys q .sn,fo.v or ssssxss

Have been sold daring The lss' sts fHoui4s, ss1 "
M .rs,snss hrs !, failed in riv.ss entire .~s,isfse.
ton. Who, thea, will sases from Weakness ar
Debility when MrtEAS's sflLSGtuLN,su
coIpfsL will cure y,ss
No language eaa convey an adequate dee % 'Le
inn eaiats aai aim1sl nlflsaloa, ehtsga prsfttsi
hy taking this Cordial IN The dissa ed, asbllssaial
all shattered nsrtous ~sys,stn, whsthtf ttaksn
dsvn BY sscess, ssas BY nature, o. Impaired Ly
%sie<nsfs, The felatfd snI ~uns'ruug Organization .
Restored b lls pristine hssltt snl rigur.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-27
From Washington.


WAsHINGTcS. Jan. 24-The Senate in Elk
ecuIiye Session TO day confirmed large
number OF appointments. among tbs IN thai
of Davidson. as Judge of the Supreme Courl
in New Mexico DiInitry, Minister 10 Gen.
trail America Gushing, Minister to the Ar
gentine Confederation. The Chinese treaty
Mas ratified. Samuel HiRham has positively
declined the Office Of Commissioner OF PAT
ents. Elijah Ward is spoken Of
Later and sfficiaI advices from China say
the country j. divided between tie peace and
war parties The Emperor favors peace.
Tue commander at the battle Of Peihn leads
the war Ia t. Tue fe, ling against the
Am ri ANS is strong. and il is believed it viii
be dlfficult TO carry The treaty into feet.
The missionaries are obstrueted in their la
b ~ by reason If the general prejudice which
is bIghtencd by the abOmInaIIOns of the
COoIie trade.
Devil pments to-day lead to the inference
that Sherman will withdraw, and some other
Republican be elected. Corwin does not
want the position
A large ms jority OF all parties desire a
speedy organization.
Realfs testimony goes to show that very
few persons knew anything OF Browns plans
No prominent men are implicated.
Bishop. Commissioner OF Patents, intends
resigning. The cause ascrib,d is the neces-
siIy OF attending to his private business. NJ.
Ingraham, of CONNECTICUT, may succeed him.
Collector Austin, of Boston, is 10 be re-
moved.
john Appleton, of the State Department,
is offered the place.
Benefits sun sill challenge Pryor, at least
it is SO rumored.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-27
DIR. AING'S DISPENSARA
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES,

dfF&<s DR.. AING formerly OF New York fol
2&e the asst four years of Louisville. Ken
tdcky who uAs dsy oteu the treat
nenI Oh private diseases FOR 80 years, Hatters
himself having attended practice tor so many
years ana cured SO many ousands ,ueis enabled
cure aldiseases OF private nature no matter how
oaathey may eeIrom nJutiicious medca1treatment,
Or rom neglect OF their own. DIR. King Dspensa
Is No 70 Deaderiek street, between Cherry anu the
square second stony where sure diseases
private nature.
GoSosRHEA ared without auseo edicIn orr u :
difference with business.
SrRIcTuRksof ola recen tdate chectuallA cure u
A Few days, by an operation which causes q pain.
Where a structure exists health cannot enjoyed.
Perhapsno Jiseasecauses misc b e nd under.
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with alIthe diseases OF theskin growing
out OF legleet or bad treatment be sacci uaIly
cured few days.
igGISAL YEAESEsS-ParticulaTatten tioI hsyiut be
given TO this disease and all The consequence grow
ing out OI't, brought on In many by the de-
structiyc aabits OF nconsidefats Youths and sxccs
sye Indulgence OF the passions neglect which Will
undermined stituton .ren.'e: the subJeetun
Tor ousinesso society and causIgpremRtuFeOIdage
Females who may belaboriag with any iiliiculty OF
ire womb may restassuTed OF immediate relief
persons esding abroad by writing and stating
their ;ase with afee enclosed directed Dr. King
No. % Deaderick street, Nashville Tenn. will have
the necessary medicinesen To their address with ne
iessary directions strict secrecy observed onice
40 irsr IN so'clockir hemorping until o in theeye
ng mavso- ind.~Iy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-27
The Public Schools.

According 10 Section 5th Chapter 49th, Of the re
Wis d L. VS. OF TIL city which reads tius-Be IL en-
acted Tat the schola year of the high school be
giI tie LIST Monday in September of each year
and Close the last wednes lay In June, there be
ins intermissipn OF week at the close Of II.
drst five montls' session." The present session OF
Tia CITY schools closes Friday, the .; 81. The
next session commences on Monday, the 6fh Of b.
ruary prox. The Superintendent VIII be IN his Of
ice, corner OF Broad aud Spruce streets during the
first Of the ssIOn, to issue tickets OF adnis-
apple ints Tor tie session wh Ia f.Ot
been members of the schools the present session.
E.ghtoen hundred and ninety Iwo pups-1O44
boys SIS giris-have been admitted the present
session, with an average whole number OF lj1O.
Thirty-one teacheTs-ten males and twenty -One fe-
males-have been employed, located as foOws:-J2
IN the Hume school, IL in the HyBes, III the Trim
bIe 2 IN the Primitive Baptist Church, and 2 IN Lin
coin Hall, College HILL
The schools constantly open for inspection,
and the City Couucil, parents and guar ians OF the
pupils, and the community generally invited TO
visit the schools al their enence. The Superin
is his Office during tie nrkt school hourin
the morning. daily, for the Transaction OF miScelahe
Gus business being engaged in visiting the different
schools thereafter TIL evening, at wAich time he
be found at his dwelling, No. 10, South Summer ST.
By order the Board Of Education,
IL. II. HOWARD,
jan27-lw- Secretary.