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, 1860-10-22

Qu1ck WoRk---The schooner Cartwright,
Capt. Chri,tian, arrived at this port on Friday
last, huving made the round trip from this por.
10 por: Colborne with cargo Of wheat, besides
going to Erie for 400 tons Of coal-all inside cf
fifteen days.
, 1860-10-22

MORE FExc1So.-A man named John kaeely
has been arrested As fence. Not that be il OF
the "ience, to enclose" order, but he will be
<ncl9ssd suitably il found I uilsy, for receiving
stolen goods, th. psrtaker being as bad cs the
thief,
, 1860-10-22

Hon. :. =. Blair, 1r.. will address the people
Of Ikliuoia 1t the fo1loxing tines and r1scea:
, 1860-10-22
NUMBER 96.
at11u8kt1I{11t8.

amu8kn1{nt8.
GRAND WIDE " AXE
PROMENADE CONCERT.
-. To be given BY tas
NORTH SIDE WiDE-AwAKE CLUB,
0n FR1nAT kvesIn' Oct. a;.b lasn II
NORTH MARKET HALL
OFFICERS OF THE kvES1NG.
fkntnx1T- Alou31 Harvey. C-reAu-t. H. elytourn
C0AMlITEE or fARRASotuEsTs,
1. Harvey. J. T. Clybouru. Ia bus,-
E-J = WlldtE .'sarzs Euer, U.J. suadrli.
Z. C.Ts1alean.. l. Atva.ez.
DEC0RA11qS COMMITTEE.
5sha Ei r. ii: Va, F.ak 7; : kH2a,SS: a@.S::
EACEPTlOy COMMITTEE,
e. :" Act. knaaeE. Chas~ I7<tEso. Frsd. ya:xsa.
HONORARY MANAGERS
Eoh. " n !'n!-n. H7n. l. v. AFnol1. Hon. y. B. J.td
E-E:IAnto: EAq. Aspaf Bntx, Esq III N.tsa. IAu
=; hawsn q. G. G.s.hasl1ef- Esq. john Alton asa
nuaEes, Eal 1.s: Rausev, E.q @. =. hubbard. Asq
~ A- sn1'tH LII y. II. W.a1u. ksQ. J. J. R!char.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
T. iurncIas. Duncan AoLean L Ensuser
Ghas. vEg.., II. Aariu. Aug Brunntrk.
4.FsotE dut. Frank t}teen,
The tarnt RI6e AwatA Ctuas Of thu ctr a.4 sn-r, -
invite 70 attend n tuli unisoFua ' 80
Ise<et 70 cents each IN b. had the Coutt.a of A.
f,r9e1eats and OF members Of IA Glib ~ 49,
aGe ptoSlAa.ne wl ba shpttsy announced. oc1ett
, 1860-10-22
33rcas & Tribut1E.


Appointments OF Hon. John ". North.
Hon. John ". North, Of Minnesota, vii! I'D.
dress the peopis Of Illinois on political topics
It the following times md places:
, 1860-10-22

~ Go 10 joh1 1eaes, lis Dearborn eu.et
and get jour clothes cleaned AID repaired.
They Will Be we'll done and At prizes to suit Tho
times.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-26
The Union Rally Last Night.
TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE OUT
a Thousand Bells Ringing!
ALIVE STEAMB0AT IN THE PROCESSION!
.sEremendous Enthusi asm' and no
Mis- axe.

There sound Of myriad bells by night
And 10 : E's Capital had gathered then
Her beauty and her chivalry, and bright
The moon shOne DER fair women and brave men y
And never moon shOne upon more wildly
enthusiastic crowd than that which marched
through the streets last night amid the glare
of rockets and traRsparencics. and the ring
ing of thousand bells, the rolling ofdrums
and the huzzas of the great multitude.
Never have We witnessed such scene in
Nashville All along the route of the i'm
mensa procession, which left the Public
Square about Z o'clock, the streets were
densely packed with men and women, while
from every window and doorway shone the
bright eyes of Nashville's fair daughters,
whose warmest sympathies are for our glori-
Gus cause.-the cause of the Union.
The most novel and interesting feature of
the procession, which rolled billOwy tide
of humanity along the streets, with banners
and flags and transpariencies dancing and
cleaning above its surface, was bona tide
steamboat, fresh from the placid waters of the
Cumberland, with its peopled deck brilliantly
Illuminated, and its machinery in full motion.
its whistle ever and anon uttering, far above
the huzzas and merry bells of the great
throng. an exullant scream for the Union.
On her upper deck was banner bearing the
inscription,
SOUTH NASHVILLE Is ALL RIGHT !
and high over all shone her bright signal
lights of blue and red. She is called the
Constitution, and is some thirty or forty feet
in length. The gallant Union boys OF South
Nashville drew her from her native element
by sinking beneath her large wagon cou-
pied to the proper length, and committing
her to the Offices of a strong team of horses.
The meeting was gotten up by the Union
Clubs of South Nashville, who came over to
the Public Square in body, and were Joined
in procession by all the other Clubs of the
city, of Edgefeld, and of the neighboring
districts. Such was the length of the pro-
cession, it did not reach the place of speak
ing on Cherry street, few hundred yards
beyond Broad, until nearly O'Clock.
Owing to the crowded state of our columns
aud the lateness of the hour at which we
write, we are compelled to defer an account
of the speeches. SC, until tomorrow.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-26

ADvICE-As the hot season IS approaching, every
person should prepare their system Tor the change, and
there remedy applicable - Meie strength
euiu- Cordial and Blood Purifier 1t viii purify the
b1s-i Thoroughly and At the same time strengthen
and Iuvgorarc the whole organization The immense
quantity Of It that : sold daily proof enough Of its
great virtues n thoroughly removing al impure mat
ter from the bod We say u all, Try II. 1t i de-
Ifeious 10 take see th- a!yeltlSEent in another col
Umn-
We would call ParJicuIaI attention To Mclean 5
notice IN another column We add the following from
the - Louis Herald which sPeass volumes in its
fIyor- We say To all give trLal-
We take especial pleasure in recommending Nc
Isans celebrated Strengthening Cordial Is an inyalua-
ole remedy for general debility and weakness We
have seen IL tested IN circle under immedi-
ate Obseryatln and can vO1ch for its efficiency and
worth It article which should be Kept constant
~ in every family, it Is certainly an invaluable
medicine. see the advertisement another column
p Oct1-d4wIm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-26

RATHER SMALL BUsINEsS-The Union AID
A<lericm tries to make capital out of the fact
that the PATRIOT used the Democrats type for
printing a portion of the speech made by
Judge DOUGLAS at Milwaukee drowning
men catch at straws" Our contemporary is
welcome to all he can make out Of the use of
the type of our Douglas neighbor. 1t is Gus
tomary amongst publishers here. to borrow
from each other matter already in type.
Hardly week passes that something of the
kind is not done. II is a matter of convent
ence and economy, and between them alone.
We have never known the fact used hereto
fore to prejudice any party. We can hardly
think our contemporary of the Union and
american would have set the example, if its
man BRECKINRIDGE were not in desperate
strait -a..
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-26
Mass Meeting at BelIbuekIe.

a. s. CoLYAR, Esq, and Col. MATT. MARTIN
addressed very large and enthusiastic crowd
at Bellbuckle on yesterday. Our friends had
prepared a fine Barbecue for the occasion.
Mr.. COLYAR spoke for three hours before din
ner, and after the feast of good things, Col.
MARTIN addressed the crowd until the de-
parture Of the train. Mr.. COOPER, of Shelby
vile, and other speakers followed. The Bell
and Everett cause is prospecting in that re-
gion, and large gains may be expected.
Mr. CoLYAR has just concluded a list of
appointments in the mountain region. He
is one of the ablest debators in the State, and
wherever he has gone has poured hot shot
into the disunion ranks.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-26

MEETING OF CoAuoN CoUNcIL-The Com
mon Council met last evening. The follow
lug among other business was ,r--sscted:
4 bill from Board O. Aldermen, sppropri-
ating $500 to pay JAs.Es f RAINS To- codify-
ing the city laws, was passed.
The law prohibiting shooting galleries in
the city was repealed.
a bill establishing a Detective Police vas
passed on its first reading, and referred TO
Police Committee.
A bill authorizing the Committee on Fire
Department to purchase lot for tba location
of house Tor Fire E1gin, M. 8. passed It's
first reading.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-26
Bg 0slesragE.
eraI,, <TaaAfncro,..


+ WASHINGTON. 0et 95.-The SECRETARY al
the Navy directs III. cs..lna.sd,r ct IL Pen
ssaco!i, Navy iarsi l., .sEes1i-al-e sba. e-l2-.-e
as'in-i LIeatei at 5 axe ier rGeishiag
HleG ~ cr;,ci6Ai.a,
Overhead .,Eall.
Sr JoSlPa. Uce. & Tie California Orcs-
hand Mali OF IL l2lb has arrived
SAX FaAxclsro. IG-Tbe stesa.er Golden
Age sailed III 5 l.350 COO ircs>ure.
There was partial reueaai Il activity in
trsde. Market 2eo.rshy raehaHg, / Can
dies 224a23; Rio Zee ssles $50 bags 155.
gun.sica i3l sugar firm, China 95'94 cras.I-
I'd 1879; MONEY was easy. Politics ed
grass the attention ut The poilr-
L Is believed he & Il men viii wisely 50
Ion Dnugias.
Gwin and MeDoue.l are charging each
other with dishonesty respecting C.aiiioroia ut
Washing or.
SCRANTON. Penn. Oct. 25-While q car
containing Il nlinerS, FG,t GriiiIia was de-
scendiug the 1900 feet siUp; tn rope broke
and the ear was prec plated, killing oct Of
the Il miners.
River News.
LOUISVILLE. Oct 25-Tbe river Is station
airy, with feel inches water in tie Canal.
Markets by EeIe4rapIa.
New OsLGANs. Oct. Election firm; sales
to-day 1900 bales Miidlin- IIsII3 So
gar steady; 72aSf. Moiassss 42l44. Floar
quiet; 5 50. Corn 70l72 &ez- Pork duA
10 80. Freight and EX.hang: UNSETTLED.
CNcTyNATT. Oct. 25.-Flour very dull.
C"rn steady bat unchanged. Oats Guii al
30 -iess pork rs 4alSJ0.
Nav YoaK Oct. 25.-Ceston Is les actfre;
sa.es to-day $50 bales; nlidllHg upiaad If.
rIoo- sales ) ie0 bbis at 5 30 Mess pork
3u'i : Is 95sI9,3). L'rd d5i.; sai-s eco
UoiS IZi3I3.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-26
To COnsIiHlptigeS.

Tie Advertiser having been restored to health in
Few weeks by very simple remedy, after having sui
ErreI several years with lung affection, and
JlaI dread disease, ConsumplOn-ls anxious 10 make
known u his fellow sufferers the means OF cure
To all who desire IT, H. viii send copy of the pre-
seriptIon used Gree Of carge with the directions for
preparing and using the same which they will ind a
sure cays fer CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRON
CIIITZy. Dc The only object Of the advertiser in
sending the Prescription benefit the afflicted, and
spreaL information which he conceves to be inyu
able and he hopes every sufferer VIII try Is remedy,
a. il viii cost them nothing and may pro blessing
Parties wishing the prescription viii p address
Rev EDWARD A VI Oh,
Williamsburg,
OctI-Iy Kings County, New York
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-26

Es- Col. HAYNES says Mr.. YANcEY- is
twenty-seven feet high. that an ordinary
man can walk upright between his legs with
out touching his eoat-tails, and that he
breatbes fire and smoke from his mouth and
nOstrils worse than Vesuyius We don't be-
lieye it. But If it turns out to be true, the
engines had better be brought out when he
comes; he may set fire to something.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-26
ITcszrs. TsyI0r. yyI.itthorne, and
yEafrGrKR.,

The fuiloYing list % appointments has been agreed
upon fr Afessrs ~ Tor, WlitthoFIe and watterson
camel .ics ar E4ecOr Cr the STATE al large, which
TINS al.i pieces they win b pleased 10 meet and
T. Or IS TIE people Il n DC that number o.
counties have been emitted. This was unavoidable
Owing 70 inc wans Ot time:
lSall.iltt. Sumner county, Thursday, Oct. 25
Iaflf-tis. aia,sin county, frilay, Oct. 20.
Cart..a.e. SIa4h county Saturday, Oct q.
sunitayi.e, Tek.-Ib county, Monday, Oct. 20.
Cuui,evihe, Putnam county, Tuesday, Oct. 80.
Spt-ty. White coafty Wednesday, Oct. 81.
aielnnnyiIle, UlsG,n county, Thursday, Nov.
G-achesteF. N0iIee county, Friday, Nov. ..
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-26

yesterday morning, a heavy run was made
upon the Traders Bank, OH the corner of
Union and Cherry Streets, and for short
time fears may have been entertained, for
aught we know, that the institution would
60 under. The run was caused by an alarm
of fire, the floor of the Bank ha7ing been
set on fire by the flue that warns the build
ing. The Eclipse and the Hamilton were
speedily on the ground, and the fire was ex-
tinguished before any serious damage had
been DONE The Bank it still "going on"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-26

FRUIT TREES AND SHRuBBERY.-We Invite
attention to the advertisement of MoNTaoN-
cry & STEWART, (proprietors of Linwood
Nursery, which will be found in this morn
ing's PATRIOT. They have large variety of
fruit trees, evergreens, &C., &C.; which may
be relied upon as of the very best kinds.
Their Nursery is on the Hillsboro' Turn
pike, about three miles from the city, and is
supplied with everything in their line. Trees,
Shrubs, &C., will be delivered in the city free
of charge,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-26

Mezzrz. CI-AEE, GEEs5oEY x Co NashvIe,-There are
thousands Of Patent No=;ru1us pnfei and trumpeted
over tHe country which worthless AMI need only
10 be known TO be hated counterfeit, however, Is
no p-cor that there i not geuune- 1 have tested
the efficacy OG your -IaJTosiaI OIL, in many cases,
both IN and Of my family, that its value Is ne
longer q subject 4 doubt with Physicians are
using 1t IN ti.eir practice, and families now using II
say they are 50 we Pleased tlat they connot afford to
D. without H. II yUI others desire specillities a
10 its value / VIII b. happy give them at time
Ea=r4rtflIIv- REV JOHN ?. c. AiPBEII-
C-IZ-I=
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-26

KILLED.-We learn that JAMES Brooks,
Baggage-master on the Nashville and Chat
tanooga Railroad, was killed yesterday after
noon near Murfreesboro. He was standing
on top Of Car while the train wac passing
under Bridge, and his head striking the
bridging, he WAS instantly killed.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-26
Kings County, New York

From tie Commercial Bulletin Boston, Oct Is, 1859.
The SrCzISG POINT--ThLs point seems, at last, to
have been reached, IN a invention known as Spal-
,Ing-s Prepared Clue which By simple application,
without heating preparation II any kind Te-unites
the fragments Of almost anything INTO perfect whole
This Glue IS really valuable invention, and from its
utility must come INTO - extensive and general use
a. the. friction match. OctI6-2w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-26

EYE AND EAR.-Dr. UNnERwoOD, of Chica-
go, H., the eminent and skillful operator On
the Eye and Ear. has arrived in the city ald
in,y lac consulted at the St Cloud Hotel uu-
III the Ist OF November only.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-26

f- Mr. YANcay viii be here tonight,
and i going to make speech from the East
front OF the Capitol. 1t will no doubt be a
Capitol speech.
Note to lie Priate,--f you make capital Of
that last word, it VIII be a willful pegversion
Of cur meaning. and We viii hold you per-
sonally responsible for tine act.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-26

@- Ms. Senator DcUGIAs, accompanied
by her brother. arrived in the city yesterday.
BY the afternoon train on the Tennessee and
Alabama Railroad. kr. DOUGLAS will arrive
at o'clock this morning by the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-26
sp cis.
Snerims SaIe.

TY virtue OF three f. Es. Nos 2sss, o542 254s e
ID me directed, and delivered from the Honorable
Csncery Court OF Davidson County Tennessee, IT'S
Nav Term l560, viii expose 70 public safe, 10 tie
highest bider for cash. at the Court Rouse Yard in
the City OF Nashville, Monday, the stu day Of No
yenber 1880, al the right title ciaa interest and e
tate, which Jas |. Powell then had may have since
acquired in and to the follow n descsibed properly
Wit Two tracts OF land lying the North side ID
Cumberland River, Davidson County, Tennessee, one
CT sad tracts containing 149}z acres, the other con
tanning 100 ACRES, aud being the same on which Mrs.
sarah Powell rasiles ana in which she has life
tim interest and estate f Interest here levied M
on heia Tue Same which James Powell Is entitled 10
By descent from his deceased brother John Powell
being levied On the property OF James !. PowelI
and to satisfy judgments resaeTeG in favor Of James
sehooeunakeT J c SIlgimon son and iazsIa against
james L Powell and Hiram Wells
J. *. EDNUNDSoN,
sept22-td -9s. sherin
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-26

Eg- The carriage in which the Prince OF
Wales rode on his arrival in New York, and
which was built for the accession at a cost of
$1,000, was sold the ether day at auction for
$500.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-26

GS- In order that al. hands" may enjoy
the pleasure of hearing Judge DOUGLAS and
Col. YANcEr speak today and tonight, we
won't issue bat one edition of our paper to-
morrow.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-26
nessrs. Haynes and per.on.

The following list of appointments has
been agreed upon by the Hon. BAILEY PEYToN
aud Hon. LANDoN G. HAYNES, candidates for
Elector Tor tine State ut large, 1T which times
and places they will be pleased to meet and
address the people. 1t will be seen that a
number of counties bave been 0mmitted. This
was unavoidable. owing to the want of time
Newport Cooke county .......... THURSDAY, =. %
cambridge, jefferson county ,.--... Friday, =. %
Knoxville, Knox county saturday, q
Maysville, Biount county 4on.4y, 60
MadisonvIie, 51unroe county Tuesday, =. 20
Athens, AIcynn c3gl.5 y-.....-...- Vedi ny. 81
Cleveland, Brailey county -.-.,.- IhursSay Nov:
Chattanooga, Hamilton comfy FRIDAY, 2
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-26
Gol,;!aereial.


-s.Enpss eTety t.ag-sl ca.sl-.lercial pspe- VIII ch
II. lies aae;aa & "a about ia s1ceeszfdl
OF co,t9l IlEaton countries ether "a n q
I'll southern States Q. tbs Ua.an 90 Yea recen.
& - o., Lord .rsug'.a laasesons sl1is.ael,s IN
tae L ass Of - Is % Eaga2d IA relation to TIC s-
lsroF avAItiscs the c i-s-ts AMI soil Bcala-ara
cotton producing c0uatry his reFaTizs were
based en- report BY Ir Ter, wEo rs sent to
visit Tue cottsa districts Il The Tn It'd States by tIc
Gsvernr anu Court Of Fo.icy Of Bf.tii C -flu In
0r Sacrs report i Is stated that the i-ate Of Re-
aarsra s Very sdpe:3erfr cot ia growing, snd lalcll
better. isill tie uih4r. S.at-s. = Jew .ac;s are
worth thousand ths1r Il 1875, oct. 81, tl.e "a
port at pool, -5.,1a from de prev Us
January, Were d bale. .s-i >Ece ;..a..l-e l.ot
bale .ias be "a r. eJ u Iat--ic5. II J--.-
r al hass report Of .uy ap. ass IN Vgaa
Snl,hs European 9fssss co tea tz-5e slce oct
! Taus r.ach fcs DeIn-.raf Oil,r n-r.isLs g.. -jh
ica have coataue- to cuy.;e GO Ia los ,,o.t t,
but for The II ise years tie Po7,s iag erpoai
4 sub cotons have beel dc reasias. 81 '4ueh
may further AID, for soatA.s eo-are in The e'
tiva;oa o. cJttJa il British S1utA A,-trlca
There IS more cotton receivei in Liverpool from
II fish India than from al other pogto o. the gbs
(f We onnt al t received from tins ut1srn sat J
ana that Quantity is bout average Of 80 O01 b.
for ire past five years
Y lie Eng aaJ has enr,,oyeI gre efforts an ex
pended i1ncn means TO anc.ease III tiYa-i,n or
cotton IL i 'iEn-nr L., she 20; sGcc I'd N D.
tan Bg euoash from these o1s to supply even yie
ia1TeaSe which she 5nBuas rcq iccs- y lie ,sis..
not Be re- ei fsr TO stttst4t oet-el,r,s ave nys
bsen attended v til ess. VI ii IS .rse ia 1t e
Sacc $ has not Vecn eoumelsuf-ls V. ia t-e III
emp eyed Nc ana has b,ea a tulte.. - mu- n b
T horil [ sat er i t.t'ii rs Is by hs' desse
90 st aad ca aps; tae oaseti "a OF ton 10 her
o'zn oIl' lions IA; thi nl2-ae e.e - o. soe'h-
IN livery b = she ID Z 80 with ~ e., p od'cs
"a 81 y LAP r.
.fa .arna, : r,- p X ,,..... a 7-.- -, .--,-
-,
''" "'' W. Al 'ieI a''h -e FL" -ef ) Il s -
meet TIE cpl y II u suit F. 5pu4.ieS-.5 80
p. ..,,.,.s :. ar - AZ, ...., go, , 49,.
So: -
.el g Is eF r. mag an feF. t2''' Ii ~ h. peace
p-e-lil5 J.ro "a 1t sc ...-t e maru ;,s.-1e-,us
ssh, 1., .. =, ,.@- -.r.-..
% % e. CO IA - t!e 'fs 81 COMMONS
all -ot u iI-ala P7a5 bIty, ever -3,..s . g ..-
eff r. w.ts nc r-ola ton 81, -! : rth ..,. ave
V''i.l''' sol l"ooH ',' expo 4'-ei- ana i'ar I'''
rs'!tr', a. -a.s Is i s-eL - l-Jt.. 10 g."
, "a.
Il fsy % q II 'r7St 20 u p r''':els a 'or1i
81 mos, o.. ,-,,,y- t-, .,r-.. a. tr,. r-,, ~ . .,
-
-.
80 -
several .'.s SIC"
1891 1SS 1879 $50
American
Foreign %. 90 Is 81 y $50 0.6-niT
Eotll= , 40. SIS, I9.3U,4 T. 2J2 1J-.s-
In. increased ifngo-ts int, E--sv07of q A.15.-c 4
cotton us yeAr con.a3 VITA $50, : -i - i''ll
Ia t.- re in r = D. s,!i utasr cyitsu= ltysu-t5r
~ .. ,.. 49, 49,. .
-. - * us % va 90 '''s
cotton Iyst-on, IN iha ~" OeA1s L -c,.,t 81 e.,
49,, ...,... --t:-,, --, --,-,,s
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-26
DIR KINGS DISPENSE RY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

- -. DR. King, formerly = = New York, for
NJ ~ the last four years Louisville, Ky,
and who has dsyvted his attention 10
Tie treatment Of private diseases for 90 years, HatteTs
himself, having attended 10 practice for 50 many
years c,IFsd many thousands he IS enabled to
cITc ali diseases 81 private nature, no matter how
bad they may Be nom IlJudcl0us MEDICAL treatment,
from neglect Of their Dr. hing IISIensaTy Is
No - DicriC street, between Cherry and the Square,
ecuu1 STORY, where he cures al Cls-ses OF private
nature
GUuJr1ea cured without nlJ1SeCuS medicines in
difference with business
strIctUrcs Old date, efectualiy cured in
a few days. by operation which causes no pain
Where Structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps dIsg--se mischief and under
mines the Constitution much
SYPHILIS, with al the dLseses Of the SKIN growing
out Of neglect bad treatment, be e1ectuaily
cured II 4 lea days
SssIHci IieaIisss-IaTtCUl4T attention having been
given disease anu ali the consequences growing
out OF H. brought Ia many CASES BY the destructive
habits OF IuCunsIIeTaIe youths and excessive lndul
genCe passions, neglect 81 which viii under
tie constitution rendering the subject unit for
business society and causing pTcInatCre Old age
Females who may be labOTIlg with any difficulty Of
the Womb assured Immediate relief
Persons residing a6TOad, by writing and stating their
case with lee enclosed direct DT- ~ King No. 3
Deaderick street. Nashville, Tenn VIII have the
saTy medICInes sent 10 their address Office hours
O'Clock in the morning until IN the evening
julyIO-IHd&wIy
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J.
ROBERT M0GRE & Co.,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. - WALNUT .g--eEET.
Cincinnati, DhEc.

OFFER for sale in lots
1000 Barrels Flour, saperGao to extra family;
200 Bushels Clover SecG;
500 - Timothy -
800 - Herds Grass;
COO - Strpps1 and Clean Bue Grass Seed;
1000 boxes Western serve, Eag -sh Daisy and
Nutmeg Cheese;
Lard and Linsccd Oi's Bacon Gram, Candles, Soap,
COrdage, Brooms Buck IS, Tubs &c.
We nave ample facilities and give prompt attention
to the purchase of Mechanics, required by the south
trade, and the sale vi Coston, !: and Bloom
Iroa, Dried Fruit, and Produce generally.
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..o,,oxs,,. PIN, and Ointment

", stand aelzt at the thousands hourly hurried
premature grave victims Of having neglected the
first symptoms Of disease Whether the complaint
originated the body, or b. introduced accidentally
through the slil-l,ta results nay be warded of b.
Cllz3-IW
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Col. l.. H. CardyyeII.

Col. L. H. Cardwell, EIector for the
Fourth District for the regular Democratic
National nominees. Douglas and johnson,
for tie Presidency, win speak at the follow
ing times and places:
Dixon's Spring, q Wednesday, "a
Rome, Thursday, %
New Middleton, - Friday, g %
Lafayette, Macon co., Thursday, Nov.