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, 1860-08-22

THE CHICAGO ALE AND MALT CourASY.-Our
city has won vide reputation among the con-
sanlers Of malt beverages, for the quality Of its
products from several we'll known establish.
ments. Probably no better ale is made in the
country than in Chicago. The CHICAGO ALE
Ass MAtr CoArASr have within the past few
months purchased the extensive brewery
premises Of. John 0'Neiil On the lake shore at
Cleayerville, and hara already established for
their manufactures permanent and growing
fayor aod demand. Their ale is by good judges
pronounced among Of the finest aud purest in
this market. Their establishment is in charge
Of practical brewer Of large experience, and
celebrity, and the utmost pains to secure pure
and choice article will b, taken. The Conp4ny's s
office is on Dearborn street near South Water,
{the old American Express ottice,) but the ale
is drawn largely by Roberts, at his saloon in
Loomis' Building on South Clark street. The
Company in question, principal among whom
is Il. G. Loemis, Esq. have gone into the
nlnutacture with plenty Of capital and every
prospect Of success to be derivablo from rsaults
thus far.
, 1860-08-22

Tbs drill OF the LottEVes nt iha W1gw4H laat
evening called out large audience, who we're
Of course delighted. Probably three thousand
persons were present, more by half tht n any
other audience room in the city could accom-.
date. We think The Zouares would hare done
better to have pat their tickets ut twenty-five
cents, for many were deferred from going by
the price Of admission who would have left no
vacant seats or standing room. at the lesser
sutl.
The drill WIS the saLla that las been 10 often
described in more OF less detail TO our renders
il our notes of the late excursion of the corps,
mud j: elected warm aud frequent applause.
Without being announced as q farewell ap-
pearance. we a!e glad TO believe it to be under
stood that the drill OF lust eTening ends ths late
campaign Of the corps, and that they are now
to enjoy furlough for other ard more psolisa-
bic duties belonging to young manhood. It will
not do Cor them TO substitute tue hollow re-
wards such as have been theirs for these tTo
months past, for the more substau:ial and per-
nlanent returns that wait an honest and faithful
pursuit. Of less ostcntatious but norc useful
cal'ings.
Let them row throw down the muskets, cast
loose the inap=acks, eoG the dress tailisairf,
and away to earnest pursuits in stores and ofii
ccs rher ,,.a demnr s,ratsd n ,bs ,,r,i,ht of
score Of cities 4 perfection Of military drill
never seen befcre. Let item now dem nstrate
more dil1i:ul. and still rercr fact, with fem
precedents, that military ardor and military
paredes arc not incompatible With diligence aid
usefulness in the more quiet but fur more valu.
able stations Of private life.
Let every one Of then who ~ bound nj A'",s BY
solemn l'e'ee never 10 carry LIS Aoua'e
u'e.s 'o.o 1Ao nAaa - o,s'.ps' w. ue'es "eai
zeal at the armory drill, to zeal at the book
keeper's desk, tho clerks counter. the students
office, and success is as sure ia either aud I'LL
these fields as that they have won Ia z,uare.
4ney maoe nooe uaa'e lass evening" II
h"sle ~ ID u oe' !" LUG 1A''ne' 'a''sa'eo'
The 1lechnuics' Fair.
Tie Great Wjgwsnl from this time until The
ope1iug CT the MesLanics' Fair, on Tuesday
evening next. will he scene Of active prepur.
alton fer the great exhibition. Much is to be
done il the wa; Of putting up shelving, TALES.
&c, for the reception OF articles, end mucl,
| that should be shnrsd in enl rate lish. By tho
cooperation OF liberal i''Eh-out on the part Ct
mechanics ari o,her4, 10, king members Of the
va.,,.nics 1n.,;,,t.
S'seuauo 4"'
The list Of exhibitors should be- and pron''ses
to le, large snd vii! be 50, il i. comprise fair
and fn1i Representation of the industrial enter.
| FA"e' " Wv ~ A.o'''"' 'A"eeo' :"
nos ''u..eu ~ eu'easo' 'us ""' .. =" a.'ae'lonS
an' '!s'so' '1on '''s en'''e y o'''n u eoonoy'
| 1ae "cs u ''s sss:'on '''5 "c a'Aoe LUG eeea'
s'on o. 'c"eh ao' '-n'ahe ~ 'ne 'fa.ee' out c1ty,
rs mary sl1aaeelS ".1' aIu 'u's '-'o:ao's a"o
desltaole ''''e 'of visiting o2:cas"'
We a1e s'ao 10 "'s1ess general ee'e1"''a"
t'on IN tne part o' 'nen'oess o' me 11s'i'u'o ~
appreciate ana improve 'h's per'oa 10 'ae per-
, 1860-08-22

E,;u-ing the -four 10 wheat the receipts Of
Ill kincs Of grain foot up l 1670 794 bushels,
wl;cl, is an increase OIL the rct cpls Of tho
}7e;ious week, cf upwards Of s00,o ,ooo bushels.
NurinY tue corresponding week Of 1859 the
,ccriv.s Of 0aur aid gruia amounted to only
:1..as0 bushels.
The total receipts Of ilour aud grain since
tie lst Of January, compared with 1859, art
II. f,!loEs:
, 1860-08-22

the oes. Hide 44uatt Uniforms got np in .he
States, and at l.west prices. Also l".utU In
c,ln ,ad Haln.in n,sdal., aud Vt all shs other
candidates, wbict, they ksll ut New it.s p1i-
cra au,ll-llt
, 1860-08-22
LOCAL, tIA's-l'.ha:::~:. .

-; TO 70 John Jones, II. Dearborn STREET
ard tzrt 7ear c!otncs cleaned and repaired
they wi|l ~ Hel Ger: 4n2 ~ price, to suit the
timer.
WHEELER AMI WILSON'S :sEwlSG MACM1SEs.-
We prefer .hgm for f4mi,7 use.-4E. !. Tribune.
II has 10 riEal.-Stltntifc Am-sic1n.
TheY are the favortcs Of .aml1cs.-I. J.
TIm3.
Office 167 and 169 Late street.
GEO. Il, CMIrrENDES,
General Asen: for Illinois, Wisconsin and
ScrtheIn Indiana. kua1 Il.
, 1860-08-22

Hermann Kr* 1ennuh'a Appointments
II. kricsmann, E.l., ot Chicago, will adarss
the peop:e cf Northern Indiana 4: tbs :;mes and
places mentioned Et,o~:
W.-a.sa We'd e. day 1Y:erEocn. Aug. I'd.
'':u.a. ecn. -. y even nx Aug. I'd
I.a;",rtr Observation-Disclosures. .TMfs!y. Au. a.
- & AIi- - s!Hhops AuI .ah
Alt"l Eaku:G1. s*taMS mug. A4
Ess ulen..... A&Ed y. ~ K. ILL.
fv:'a; 40 aeSar; ; AZ; ~ ..h
ffd4y. Aug 3ts'- and -aH''as. ser: III. III
fat s-:G' places Il b. atnou3c, hereafter. y
, 1860-08-22
Netn advertisements.
81 5000

~ {. Il. 6CRfTES. AdesvtssiAs Ar<AL Is E+artc,a.n
II dus~l 10 sseef:s 4tt=y9ies<s }or I{s an3 ol y.
FAa@ine FGrsrs of tAe Eo.tA TxH, ....hes4.-
, 1860-08-22
am0B&1!1{tl;:.

aA4HbfG141Ij:
McVlCK Ele'S THEATRE,
@fA- Madison stsees, between ste:s Al: Dear.orn,
II Doom open Al nclrck. Perfdc1aac. 70 coum.-t,
~ oeoek- BOX of.e open from lut..l Ast l.ou4 :,
I'LL 3oco.k.
ADx,,anS:-Des. Circ's. 81 rents; S:es.I C.rea, =
e&uts FE.sa:s Bo1as, 3AI0 AID tt0G.
Es9axeme1t OF ths youthful TEagedeEze
MISS BATEmAN,
Who Al ash eyed TRUMP stree . hing called L.
lore tts cur Ala itur tne her tr PEA I,
ssva he secfesuus afplAuss o. tar.e a-d Intelligent
R1d&n-s-
WEDSFseAr EVENING, Aun..t -. Thz1 S;x::
or Aiss BAFEAANe : e. T'a>ic Fay-f
GERALDIAE,
fro1cn7ceI bv tue press ant ubc .,e~ i,:k En.t
A7l RI e2hs to b. he tt II p. IT, ard all l.
Ing = ortx!n.. I'll, ev.f wrt ten tas co1s.tsj.
GEHALp1x1 t:+ Hunchhack Is Idr ....Ns,. EATEMAS.
DAVID W hc1Hrs. Ws1,n Ean.. K.sxA.x.
Grind Fl. te Dur br the GALE >l:ftES.
To -. eu1e with The New All arEdah:e a,ee c:
SHOCKING ETESTS.
Nr. ntrd, nllon Ms. Wren and Ms. Nv::s nttec IT,
, 1860-08-22

LOOK SnAnr.-N,w yoa sce it. a:.:: row ycu
dent. I;!ofnatIon hav,ag ccM TO oHr c,rs
that peddler is Waiting houses AID s:o,rs aa.a
representing himself to utl,ae to lEe i.sNp
mud Oil Emporium" and tI-t We hare sen' him
around to sol.c;t order. t.E tur splendid kcro-
sene, We hereby inform tfe pubic that We
employ 40 u.easa or aasistants IN ,h,s cl:; ons-
sile our store. I'm AID Ter t!le l4t!l i;:ss. our
branch store ut l57 Wes: Madison, street, will be
opened, CnAs. L. NOBLE,
nul0 2E IL: Clark street.
CnuRcn's Best RAsPugnnr JAN from Sugar
Island, Michigan The les: ua4de- Far kaie
only q. No. - State street. au5-om
, 1860-08-22

Republican candidate for Governor Of Illinois.
wil. address bis fellow ctizeus on political top
les 1t tie following ticoes and plnc"s, 10 wit:
, 1860-08-22

GoSE TO JoL1Er.-0fIicers ID ja:ls and other
penal institutions need to be On The alert for
shnms Of all classes anopg prisoners. Fer
some days past the young man Stanton, sen
tepccd 10 the peni.en.iary for egregiousIy swim
ding two Indian women, hns been as good
judges believe, attempting deep game to pre-.
vent being taken to that institution. Tic has
had d:s Of frerzg, and intervals Of apparent in
s,nsib1ty, would cit nothing and be nlas. sio-
lent in his attempts to d. mischief to himself.
Yesterday SherG Gray took St.nton to Joliet.
lie was taken on a uaatsrass, placed in an e1-
press wagon, nnd thus to the cars, ell the tire
apparently inseasible. l: is just ore week last
sipce he VII borre, and during that time be has
only partaken Of 3 little coffee yesterday fors.
nooa. The doctors still pronounce the whole
thing sham, ard apparently on good grounds.
, 1860-08-22

TuE CAxp MEEr1xa.-The Camp Meeting Of
tie Methodist denomination Of the Chicago
district is to commence to dur, nj the locality
c':oscn sixteen miles northwest Of the city on
tue Cnicsgo and Northwestern railroad. 1t
promises to BE- one Of the largest religious
gatherings of the class that Inns for years been
h-il in this section of the country. Our city
churches Of .llc denomination in question will
turn ou! liberal and full delegations. The loca-
tion is ore well adapted for attendance from
this city. The Hallway Company hare issued
half fare excursion tickets, 50 cents for the
round trip, AID the hours Of lenriug and re.
turning on regular t1ains will give upwards Of
six hours ut the Camp Meeting to those who
leaving in The morning choose to return at
night, Many, however, will completely fulfill
the design and plan Of the gathering By going
into camp on the beautiful site, on the bank of
the Aux PLANES river.
The camp meeting will continue through the
remainder Of the week snd over The next Sab
bath. We do not learn that special trains are
to be run, though it is quite likely that such ~ilt
le the case.
, 1860-08-22

COLEAiN CONSIDERATIONS OF
~ the CHURCH or THE HOLY FAMILY. West
1~el:th ssr,et. on >usoAI. ATors7 u. ID y.
Conae:atar MT. REV. d. DraoAs, . shop OF cheako-
suLKatN PoNTlFlUAL HIGH MASS:
Celeb,aat-Rs Rev. Ir Fitzpatrick. Bishop Of Boston.
A.sl,aut r. est-Vrry REV. u. Du u. u Chc.go.
Ueatons uf Honor-Rev q a1heE Ussmedt, j. j.. R&f.
Fa.he. Au.ler,C. rs \.
Eeacon Of uai-e-kev. Ar- Powers.
Su5,eac ,p-ke. Mr. Dillon.
Ma.,es Of Ceemou e-'e:y R-v. P. Hsnnsett and Rev.
canto1es -kev sezsr. sullivan, L1on. Muller Power,
A1xezs oaeots.
Croesoe l1s1- Etv. st. TIM.
CuAFLAl1sor al n B1 BtsaorA--Rev. Fathers
Cos Co b II, Maes- Tfevl,, CAvAla T. Donlou~ Lar
hin. CI tkssn uonahoe Van Dresehel, sephens and
Llpnnie.
Ter. monies sonm. nee It tlns o'clock, \. Il.
Most hera Arcnos op Of st. Louis will pi&a:h the Con"
sermons Dur.as the ce.em,ny:-1, English, RI. Rev.
Rev. Dr. Menni, BiAhoP Of lwAuk Wit. IN fIaaen.
RI. ke.. DR.. ae St. PAAis. BsAho1 oS VLeeanes. II.
Ia The sanctuary and floeeat on: ~. hey: Or. smJh
Bishop Of bu7uQur 1T. K '. III. tunker Blthop u A.
tau kt Rev. DI. Graz Bishop Of Ct faul RI Rev. d.
helm. BAhtp OF Naahy,le HI K.T Dr. tefevfe. Bsh-
op at Detroit; KL Rey. Us. Luera Bishop OF f. Wayne
1t. Rev. LII. rirnon, Bshop Ct Buffalo.
o1eaeetrA By The unii ed Ch%ls Of he Ao, ST. Ma
lyA Ss- ek's St. fsancs. aad The Holy Family.
TICK Er OF ADMITrANCE.....oSE DOLLAR,
bto1.s will be made to give seats to al who have rus
I1ciet an Be hH. Cea1born s,opposte Ii Z
PoetIfce Ut Root CA.ya Eiak ST. opposite the Inatt
HOUSE, I'D It the d1ot OF the Church. aut16t1
, 1860-08-22

c II F. 4 r RI D { e T q y


Tue b=st Republican document that eau he
distributed in tie West during this caupaiRn.
i, ;ae Chicago Tnrss AND TE1ursx. In order
10 gveit Il broadcast circulation, it viii be sent
in Gibbs, from Sept lss untl after the presi~
Dental c!ec1,on, AZ the following greatly re-
dHcts1 rates:
FOR TIE CAMPAIGN WEEKLY.
Tveutv ecr::s. on. adtn 60
F!tty en1:', ons 90
s!rf!- ccJ'e-.,.-..+-. cir.
&f~:u r;-E :!,- Iuss Master ": at al lie 1trne.
~. Il; n: iw If CoagEes. be !. obliged tu svrct
~" 43c.. T.. ,,nuile SET, to nae a1tse---
ks- Money IN r. e;*:ered letters .e' = our .!>:.
a.s,tt. ji:E-> i TRIBUNE. CHIC 4so, III.
, 1860-08-22

MOUNT vEhNVN bkANh, N
~ Psos1p1xcz. KnooE I&LAxp.-1a accosIa zee wihA
I'd FOR ths County ft.vdeaer. eNered june ~ T.
Itho III. 1eby tive rote thA: the tit Will
/, Shi,h he t0.uesA II the bills lie Mou-t Vernon
B4nx TO pT:se4: ;hs 3as 70 nm -, essq r. T.
,,;t will be hun Evca 10 Ill petsoaa a. AZ
,ce NJ. Weytoseet sEcei Providence H. l. my otlls
nj. aid tiank p7Hf to tat time
s tnai dxtdeud u dty eents ol each do1!A. VA Or.
dsIe by sd Court A. bill. detosIed whthe Heee!ver
~ Il tke oe Receiver presentation II
tne CuA..LEe +. BROW NELL.
KcceIverof No .'ytraoa Sang.
, 1860-08-22
i3rrss Il Trtih,t1rE>


Ca>@i,.s m. Ciay'a Appointments.
Cassisss u. Clay, Esq, the distinguished p:o-
user Of freedom in Kentucky, will address the
l~op]e CT Illinois on political topics st the fol.
, 1860-08-22

T OST-On Saturday, Aug. 18th,
IL $780, Note It twenty-five 1ays da' q Aug. 6sh.
1aA BY L. a. Hanb.eo Co. 10 the order Of red.
seuomer. and b. hsm tndoEsct, payable H. l. II. Bueh
tu lJA.k. where payment for haa Le~a sopp-d.
Any hasnx lound ;hs leavx 1t II L. A.
HAALlEN 4 GUS, ~ + = 1t lie rtreet- 1u4: Isl
, 1860-08-22

This lota! receipts and shipments Of flour
,ul grain by Eastern and Western railroads
aud py the 1l;inuis and Michigan Canal and
Lake, d.'r;ng til" past wct'*, were us follows:
, 1860-08-22

Committees will he appointed to visit and
make awards, upon such articles or specimens
OF workmanship, as may b. entered for coupe
Triton, and which, from the nature Of the speci-
mems, cannot be placed in the hall for exhibi-
ton, such as architecture, buildings, masonry,
paintings. bridges, locomotives, railroad cars,
steamboats, ship building, steam engines, heavy
machinery, SIC.
SPECIAL No11cE.-1. Goods from distance
should be addressed to 1.-THE Exhibition Of Me-
chanics' Institute, Chicago, ILL.," and should
hare the nature Of the articles, and the name
of the party seudiLg them, distinctly NAKED
on the package. They should also be accom-
panied By detailed invoice.
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Fresh Ohio Germ Meal.

livery variety of these articles received and rol
H sale by J. II. Meg ILL,
apr5-tf Cherry street, one door from Union
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rEoRpER1NG TICKETS oRczRrIr,

knclasethe amount Of money te our add
what you wish 20 purchase; name she fsos
which you v ism Il invested, and wh<the2cyo
Ehoies, Halves, or Quarters, on recG
which We send what Is ordered by iirst M
gether with the scheme
Immediately after the drawing a Printed Ora
certified 10 by the Commissioners, WILDE sent,
an Expiaaat
s Purchasers wiliplease write their signal
plain and give the name OF their Post Once Co
and State
Observation-Disclosures fdentiSl.
RF-Allprizes OF 81 900 nd un1er paid mmet
yafter the drawing thsrprizesztthSasD eatir
forty DAYS.
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LOUISVILLE and Nashville
RAILROAD.
szf.zs Es<ssS.=szzs Eszzz-szzs s>lJ
49, - z - s. 81 a. s=.zsssz.ssS
CT A \ GE OF TIM


Two through Express Passenger Trains between
i Nashville and Louisville, making close ccasee-
lions at Louisville Tor New York, Bsston Phladel-
phia, Baltimore, Washington City, Buffalo; Niagara
Fails, Cleveland, Cincinnati, St. Louis ana the Far
West.
On and after SUNDAY, NAY TIE 9Th, 1850, fSasa
viii run follows:
First leaves Nashville at 90 A siiy STOP
ping at Gailatin Bowling Green, Glasgow Junction,
EizabethioNn and ali regular stations when signal
led by flag, anu arriving in Louis HE z: 2stO P
81. Returning, leaves Louisville 81 6:z0 P. NJ, stop
ping as above, aud arriving IN Nashville at $40
A. N.
second train leaves Nashville at T-2o ?. VI. dolly
Sunday excepted, stopping first train and ar
irving IN L0uisve a, goo A. N. Returning leaves
Louisville at $40 A. n. stopping as above and ar
rivIng in Nashville AZ go p. ".
Gallaiin Accommodation Train leaves Nashville
daily Sundays excefdeG) at SEQ =. NJ, and arriv-
ing in Gallalin at o:52 p NJ. Returning leaves Gala
tin at 100 a. NJ, and arrives IL Nashville 9:10
An.
Through tickets sale at the Depot for all points
North, Fast AID West, with choice the many diff
leIentroUteS.
40. B. ANDERSON, superintendent
Al. Field, General Ticket Agent.
may7-dif
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Fresh Corn Neal.

THE subscriber has made arrangements With one
Il OF the most exseNzye miils ia kentucky Tor
gaar weekly spppiie< II Family Meal, and Is now
receiving 5000 husue lch he offers 20 The City
Trade at slight advance over COS, and casriage
A. JESK1SS,.
ny12 IS Narket<-< eef- 4
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EXPRESS FREIGHT.

FT1BE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Cornpa-
Il ny. in connection with the Roads below, are
running an Exp eSs Freight Train from Charleston
aud St ysnnah 81 SsShvfile slower speed with
be same certainty Their passenger trans No de
lay TO freights by this cute. f. W COL E,
jsn27-tf- supt.
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7hc Invisible Hearing Apparatus

SR. DAYS. ocnlist and Aurist, f27 carondeief ST.
II xoHt3r ans, La las newly -saFeated fus<rt<-
tnent, Ter extreme cases Of tseafness With is az
pubIic szsenblies Il rests compile ely VI bin the
ar znd sxn be Vorr without the slixhfest il
,rgaa IN constant STATE Of arts.y, and b - do
Tag. is fire % snlbe person % dispense With IL
lse- Cad and examirs o. aend for cireaIar.
sPrft-3u
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Transportation.
Change of Schedule.
Oh AND AFTER
s.Esssay next, April %, 1866

PASSENGER Trains, MI rai. as follows. -
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville al A. and 3, y.
Arrive AZ 1-'att .nooes 50 P n, and rs A. n
CnzE-xG WEST.
Leave Chatzsnoosa at T-z0 A. Il ID 7-sOl = "
ArTiyeat Nashville y 5 r 4. and s A. H. :.
ILrail connection. aud s&arfest route 10 Bostcr. S
= New York, Phiiaseiphi Eslfilrcre Vashi:,cs-
ton City, Richmond, Petersburg, lzpci{ srr EroS-
vile, savannah Charleston, Aso1 fgozzry Memphis
8 Both Trains eo1nect AT Stevenson VIA trains rv,
Memphis and Charleston Railroads s,s. al Css1-r<-
ga WITH i-asas tast Ten nezsee and Geor 81 ~
Western ard atlantic Railroads. = -
Through Tickets may be had at any hszrr on a1pl.
cation 10 Lelfet agent At oice at spot TO the foI-
lowing il5Cea, ana st the following Prices viz.
Nashville TO Mex YORK, via Char esIn. s. c ST IS
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HATER COOLERS, d

rusT received direct from the znannfasp
j for sale at lower prices than ever oeie.
this MARKET
IS plain Water Coolers
IS Porcelain lined o.
10 HcDonaid's Rslrsgerators
schooiey 3 faietteo.
"a Nssser s minute Freczets<
seamsrs Pat Freezers.
also rp4ke plain Ice Cream Freezers 70,
al y Dog. Mason IS Pat. Screw Top Fr-t.
and quarts.
30 dog. Plain Fruit Cans for seaiizg.
40 doz. quart Class ruit Tara.
Ice Picks aad Hatchets-
sherry Mixers and A1ed1efs-
10 doz. Plated Dippers.
dnz- Pat. Egg Whips
spril11 II colislI
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One Gsand Prize Of slOe,as
spiendId scheme.
TO BE DRAWN

10 Be DRAWN
Each Wednesday In jun
Glass 27o Draws Wednesday,. June 6.
Class 282 Draws "Wednesday, jane Is.
Glass Draws Wednesday, June 90
Class S4 Draws Wednesday. june p,
NEARLY ONE PRIZE 10 EVERY TWO TIC
IS Mambus-l3 Drasra Ballots.
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Certificates of packages in the above Scheu
drawn esch Wednesday, win be sold tthe G
rates, which is the risk.
Certificate of Package Of &c Whole Tickets
g 20 Half
90 q 20 Quarter 90
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Housekeeping Made Eas'

u,HE WHEAT CHEER YEAST CAKES wiz
IL insure good wholesome bread. For 3ice
can get cae dozen Yeast Cakes, which Will ,
large loves of the best bread.
900 CAKES SILVER SOAP, hourly exp
express Almost every family in town has
For Spring cleaning stik iaxazzzzbie-ieF
Paint, Looking Glasses, 6 ilded Work AaiD
or Plated Ware.
RRFRiGERAToRs.-E have sold q lar
those famous Phfladelfhia Refrigerafors-
a large lot coming I hey are xarrant>c
isfactiss-. as they are not only tbs best brs
en spli MACKENZIE & Mn
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sundries. sunaries!

i OF Groceries, such as Sugars, Coffee, Moasses,
Syrups, &C., &C., &c - g. =. 3.
mar2s-u CHURCH sANDERsoN & co.
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Burning Fluid.

TANSER,s GIL, Sperm on, Lard OH, Coal OIL
fsSzs-G RAMS BRows CO.'S
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- n 4 MONTH AND AL EXPENSES PAD
ECU IN agent Is wanted N every tssx 2 ga. cove
- n "a Uniicd sfates TO eugags IN reslccs abe
ard czsr business BY which tie pesFs EfSl,s u<{
Sc ccffxInIy realised for fursber Psrt{caa<s sd
5rsss 1r = Hkxs7 n Axxtx. coraer l2tl street and
Hroadxay, Ssx York Guy eneles 8 enc postage
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

Our catalogCa refers bat partially to tie GOODS
(<ePt BY Esq in their respective departments
@oour friends and patrons We beg TO say, That our
stock VII be equal, il not superior to any We have
heretofore offered; and rpsst respectfully invite
an examination Of it, assuring all who may favor Us
with cali; that thczill fnd our prices uniformly
low, and our terlas most liberal, allowing hand
ssne DssceBzT for all cash bills. We are now re-
eeiEing c.r ST. OK daily.
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COOKING STOVES.

lust received and for sale by
u BENZ. +. SHIELDS * CO.,
nayl0 Central Rooms, ~ College street
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Underwear.

A MOTHER invoice of seasonabie Underwear of
II Gauze SIX, Sauze Merino, Cashmere, Linen,
sale by ). II. HcG ILL.,
apr5--f
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The BarthoIf Sewing Machines

a RE warranted for four years; by n responsible
n Company, No. rs, College street, opposite
sewanee House.
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uupgarian Grass Seed.
WhiskyI Whisky! Whisky.

VTTE have in store large quantity of the best Of
w all kinds of the purest WHISKY. Ali ye low
ers of the essence Of corn give as passing call.
mar2e-H CHURCH ANDERSON & co. 8
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Umbrellas.

T. EcEIvEn supply of Umbrellas OF SILK, Alpac-
A ca, Bingham and plain Cqtton-some extra large
and =nd Others small for SumHer
aprS-tf J. H. McGIIIA :
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-11-16
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

4 Benerolent Institution established By spe:ial
Endowment, for the relief of the sick and Dis
tressed, afflicted wiM Viruient and Epidemic
diseases, and especially for the Cure Of Diseases
ofMe Serual Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
1'A Acting Surgeon, to all who apply by let
ter with description of their condition, Gage,
occupation, habits oflife, &C., and in cases of
extreme poverty Medicines furnished free Of
charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorhma,
aud other Diseases Of the sexual organs, and
on the new remedies employed in the Dispens-
airy, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter en-
velopes. free Of charge. Two or three stamps
for postage will be acceptable.
Address DIR. J. SKiLLlN HQUGHTON,
Acting Surgeon, Howard association, No. 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By
order of the Directors
EZRA d. HARTWELL. President.
GEO. F4lRCHILD, Secretary v2nlly