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Wld spo q Of tho City

MAD OK AND RUsAwAY CHARIOT RACING.
Beto, bella hOSYSdo bella - tho exclamation Of q
les1Ded Professor, ss be 40 Src day mad playing
Ito p'aDks In .bo pubic streets "Yoa may we'll say
that" repl uattcroffacs parsonage standing oy,
wtDcss Of the tcens I" 1t is below and horrider
below rever beard y Soms such remark passed
through mind Friday afternoon ~ tho dullness
Of our uptoSn streets enltvened By Of those
amusng known the Wild Sports Of the City !"
It appears that at the sbsrc named period Of the day
suded to. very respectable took leg bail or as is
generally termed ran CT from tho place where II wss
cribbed up in confr en- ent. any sensibls person
would have doro If placed 10 tho same position and
chance otsared hin. Tho place whsre tho animal
had bsn s,ccred. supposed. Ito premises Of
David 5squs 30 81 Ta,rd strect ass 1t
discovered, to usc perhaps not q worry appropriate
expressiSA " that tho bird he'd fouuu q pursuit
mado after tho fugitive The snimsl, hovover,
in consequence OF Being chnsed took oaencs and be
coming furious, cewn BghteeBth hsraot where,
ueet,rg with Aborcr who WIS Carrying h,d OF NOR
Tar his shoulders for work on nss.
boring BUILDING, it knochod him down. the Sixth
avenue TIE n'uIiated srius then nlrsuei the une-
tenor Of his way" dosn ,he st-est al far as
ito scventh s,sLue. whore II partly eecurei X
however b,cse hose sgsp, nud ran into Seventeenth
r'ftst, uhe,e after second chase IL unsiy csp
tu,cs ero Lnicc bs iss puIsusrs amcng vhon
ot tho pohoo force who asslsted in tho capture and
elunph'sr OF the nnim,l
The bull remnant Of the fsudai times in the
csrs ogee AID IT.o BY Spaoisn p-,hoaTs Ia
rrnatic he'd. but 10 city the puptc
The There ID hagsser aroher rport In ~hch go
tfitn indulge ane which Can ast ~ an
tq,ity, calcd bv the aLcen's ''ohnsct Racing " 10
tbie smuhenent Young Aucrca h.. Aioo goas a1sad Of
thae old ioge~ he Greeks ana E5nans, for while eEcg
tick 10 have regular place tor amusement
ep0 cfiver to Kancg3 tDo horses generally
csr public streets and roe ho bes cave the d .iysr
60 x'tor o,6s 10 ut his isure. Of
description occurred cn friday night, 10 galway
rcky late hour. oshar siso On Ua 90 xou
,eIil. about eleven O'Clock, span e hor. es at
rocheo to ach, Owned By ar s ;cbcer Qopkhn, and
driven fy Thouaa Lockwood rfssi Off fcom 10 800
Broeiwoy md OF atoorei bosoe ,hsy Iesched tue
Of Greenwich neone End Aoaos stroet, e4hag
the pos Of The ard pjaripg II tue
They tGscD 20 the Niurh uafd alton hsuse and
cla: MOD by tho GJiy0 an hour aslsrvatGs
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political reeeRsratosf Aside from those speo.ac'es
vb CONT. DO % 10 u.os bs Ssrts,sd s~sv ,hrou.
cos' &c o. syteeO sbich Ill boess Of ths qua
son o. hsee"D st ths prios of oar blood would b.
geo ~ re tsscesbas tyanaf0o of tbs slave Of
Guf OF se5sco fo0 tho hsDds Of its matter sod lord
th"r' Of ,h- Asssrss people. In ,ss ~sy Tho
the Turkish D.rhstsr MOI . thou.aod times No
raf tr eestb, Than uDocsso ter ibs hu oil stos
e Is%ps no re ne caS.n p.ses have ss,.,-.d
tbe~ by conque.t who have put Ia sedoo sal uaey
rts ~ho base she'd their blood 10 ths dsId. "f
oet~ spd 90 'be 'yrsDss' inrsOmsu of torture sad
d-a Who hate their cppessors: dsy coosptcs ,u
the idst Of sSd sesolds and .no vat,u for
the Dsfsn' OF brrAkig sher bosds OF HI dy revolution
Of IVA, ing by force of piooives; that psop
ro' drse,vs . b. s0id; that people have evroc-d :.
Ieaoy bef eht to in ths sct of alliance Of the
sol dsrity osos~ teopIs . hat pe~pls IL Cuba
II sssioss III ',tiea the eupi OF fore. oisegs
the CRY Of tbs oH-pd dispi,y Of The Of Cub. d
hat he Queen of Ao los be delivered stack
10 'bst bee cha ns ny b. broken BY the dsgssd,os
w.s. o. god Q" rot Ne instsot doubt ss God i've.
,hat 1t ~.u'6 b. the echo Of the worthy sons Of ,ha
land to co'S-t opce aud th0usaod times sgsiuss thai
at OIL 20 resist our in'o the Union asd
per kh ,Atber Than c0DBDmma,ed he A1ericsu ioitt
'oi OF Cuba hsoogh dish0nos, AID through cou
t.npt OF frtensn Rather Spanish slavery than any
Ard Isvsr -sn there Shine for Cuba day like the orc
SEM ~beD moral revolution 10 iu her through 'hs
s'ia plus Of pub opinion and Of hs red to the
b,p~a Prps I'd with sufficient fc,ces hIn aud
ont 'h~ ,s to iutoIize It forca Of srms
give us booc' ara glory 10 acq log The ase % ue
GOV Ieenty IN the rank nasons. And IL were rhea
'ht fec -ill Of the cue.n ps.pe to fo:m par Of tho
acc"n ssi.6 BY 'be ta,ls woch r,r fr the od-
Ieocei cs OF our couSuy cso si'h ~il n.vs
e,veu us Il will not be . slave uhich Ia in the
In'op cobaterlfs, and liberty bat fire. Cob exsu, ,s
OH every tfaD, and worthy, by ira honorable
de,fs Of eGtsrirs iot he family psot.
What do Dted II the poop Of Cobs Ia disposed to
fbe sfIe for their teDdsncs aud II
Daons uIItn ni ding US lepd ue eeDsrous assissan
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ANOTHER FATAL RIOT AMONG FIREMEN-THE RECENT
RAILkoAD ACClDlNT-LARGE REWARD oFfERED.
PMLADnrHA S.pt. IL, 1858.
Duripg alarm Of 6re last night, the Franklin Hcse
Company while pss,iI the liberia H:se house. we're
fled upon ~ persons inside None o. the Franklias
members we're burt but member Of the Hbcrpis. who
Lived opposite AID looking out Of HIS window at tho
tin hot Dead Fourteen persons arrested In
ard other firearms
dent tie Camden and Anboy Railroad have strib tea
It design tho part Of person recently dschsg
cd rem the service Of tho mpany Tho ,sny have
offered COO reward for the arrest and conviction o.
the author e the outrage. Officers have gone to Moores
town 10 arrest certain parties supposed to bo Implicated
In the oifair.
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Nrw ORLEANS Sept 1863.
There sales TO dsy OF 100 bales cotton of tie
crop fba goossllons for midcltng 109lo. 1lc.
Cosee lap advanced. R1o ID qnotsd at l02.c.
BprFAIo Sept 10 1859.
The receipts Of produce to day as foov- Flour
1850 ba'Jts WHEAT 10 o00 bushel coen, 90 00D 90 !;
Cat. % 3ttu Lue hDs tecu Trthrr neavy bat without
ue1cTnl chsrre IN Toa sales xerc 500 obs ut
s5 . 90 IS fD Ohio and Michigan. Whoss In limtsd
cerIsIo bt trioss lrm. TIE snles verr 800 bGshes
- 81 20 81 "a for Onio Co-u IL artn aud 10 good
quert rsP ~ 80 0O0 bust ola at &c for mixed West.
ero oe's ere dan, and tffe lover. Freguss un-
sbtpg.d
0swGGo, Scot 10. 1858.
TIE receipts Within tho last tweoty four hoifs nave
besn OF follow E1our 600 hsrreis wheat. 81 600
hcbois; com % 100 CO. Waeet In fslr deriard, nds
business IS chcos the a'n of 1ldefs. Feiyhs:
tleur, 4ic wheat, lec and n, f1s
AIrAEg Scot 10 1883
Tho rectipt, today wore na nouske2: --F,ouc no1e;
HEAT 600 ushsi: corp 600 do Hour steady. bat
sc,l7o. u. Roy 1000 Bushels ald at TIC for two.
roSGd.
F2ayIBEvcE sebk TO 1868
Cotsn IL quiet The wool rafEet continues scry dull
The scetpts uf rvled labt, with buv ltts Ia too
. a,bst the tGirs Gro ej 900 pounas Eor r iuuog
ctb tbero been change in tao market Gales Of
81 900 piccss.
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Av INFANT ACCIDENTALLY SuEFocArD yy ITS MoTusrl-
Ysaterday Co O'Dcprs held ioquot, at No i6(
f~cn) rrt street. tho nooy Of totaat ptpe ve.
10 paIsd Eictsei RYAN, 9ho IL, death bS saf
Geaten isvts heon ovctietd bs IT, mother. Mrs Rysu
ITO no bcr cf deceased, ,esed that yer, nuot
teigpFo e)et py aad laid On the bs d nay,e
the tLfspt, vben tto foil asleep and ~ckloy up
aunt csue IL TO toe rovm nrd cxcaiu cd 'Wnv, yo II
dead The jny oeisd verde. OF sDoath eau Cd b,
4cerceztsi tuff,eot!op ~
nrA1H Caused py fsrgSPEnAvcr Coroner 0'DoonoI
,tst. rdsj belo sn inquest, Bay IL tbC
FIss Pone on tbe dy Of sarah Hsrdcrsou aged for y
tive yrsrs uatise OF Iceland sns L. Gaa nled9d hs
ktDtd by bts husband On eyi9cnce neS1e the
iO.!. eDd tbo ptce-i testimony IL oviieot thai
he oeeeed dico tram tho slroe os iGsepperarcs Ind
vo.d1ot 10 that sac. lesdefnd Ine hdsbspd, shl
500 been arrested, sas dtchSrgsa iron custciS.
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Another Clcs symnn in Trouble.

KINGSTON, Scpt, 10, 1868.
The CASTS Of Ulster viii meet In this village Tuos
dJ Isxt, 70 Investigate charges brought BY portoo Of
the Coniftory Of the Second Dutch Reformed Church ia
Kingston ossiDst their pastor, Rev. H. W. Snuiior-
charges ieioufly affecting his ministerial department.
a. which, they anegc, dsquahfy him for his position
Anovomebt is on foot 10 have the evidence aten in
private Tie, is unidentified, will BIO Iesstcd By tho
members of tho C:nsistory who bling the compliant
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g E VS. BY TIE l. f G II A p I'll .


teyessing from Washington city.
DINNER TO HON. X. p. STANTON AND GENERAL GID-
Lon PILLOW SPEECHES OF ATTORNEY GENERAL
CUSHING, AND OraERS-YUUNG AMEkICA In THE
AsCLNDANT-NEW GOVERNOR OF OREGON, ETC.
srIcLAL coRnzsPosDasCR YORK HERALD.
WAsHSGros, Sept IL, 1862
dinner given Iaet evening by certain Tcnnessee
gel tlsmen here TO Hon Richard T. Stanton Of Ten
ne ZEE. ard Gepesal Gideon PILLOW.
Att rcey Gepessl Cushing prefent, and made Q
speech which doubtless Ihadows forth tho views Of tho
soDirtraon tain subjects at least accurate
did the spe<ohes of Messrs Davis and Guthrie
the Pacific Railroad during the Presidents recent per
erinatioo He dseAIed that should never have made
eeo with Mexico sitbout iasisdog upon the ion
Ct Ch,huahua ard Sonoro vol California, and he
ihtimsted that If Mexico again kicked up ''muss'
with the United States, w would take care to do til.
wo,k thoroughly TO avoid ell posslole danger Of
boundary dspu'es for the future He also squnsd ct
The Queen Of 'be Aotef IL not dsinclined to take
he' under his protection. HIS spcesh was largely fl-
clustering throughout.
Mr. Niehs lson, editor Of tho Uion, gave hs organic
vsws the Koss.a AMIR, di.posng Of Austria Ia Web
etsr.
General Pillow went In for the annexation of Cuba
hssico, and the contiguous country, wishou. further
d.lay.
None Of the Cabr ct present except Mr. Cashing
hs speech ho~sver settles the question that Young
America is liup phant and that tho administration is
c,ressive With ssues before u.s. how ccntempt.
be ,hs winnings of disappointed Office seekers.
John Davis, Of Indana formerly Speaker Of the
Hourc Of Representatives, has beon appointed Governor
Of Or, son, vice General Lane, resigned ANA.
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ANOTHER FAMILY Cur orr RY TRE ErID7uc.-
Uoder III cntunsy head IA tco Acs OrleaEa tfccyane
NO fi' he folio Ing
tho On tha 10 of hueuat, .Eah sec md daGgh-
ter of bp ane Ss' nh Groves.
Oh tbs It,h Of August, Flea youngest daughter Of
JfED " ara Sc ah Groves
On tbo 23d tf Auenst Francis u eldest <ugster OF
John ard tsrnh Groves
On tbc 2st ~ Auruss Merry taId dauCh ter Of John
i. ~ Serbb G-ovsa
Arc CT The L. of sent cf tho prevsiiirg epdaol'o.
JohI D. Ortvta neHcsen', & H. cty fssrtesiy q Co
lLnLgs, gcrx.
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The Southern steamo q.

CHARLIsroS, Sept TO- 1863.
Tho Unon arrived a. her wharf at IL o'clScx last
evening.
sAv4S:Au, Sept 10, 1863
The sksmer Alabama arrived at hor wharf in sixty,
two hours nor, NeS Yorl-au Eell.
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WEa1CnEaTER COUNT


Az esmcosntc ufcs,oe he Fret Assembly district
a weetcNetter county bsld a. Cotton Ds,, sertonb O.
avsslL T. esfcnter ra siectcd Chairmsn, Beai D. MI
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SOFT sHsLLs OR YREE'
5OiLxkS.
Disl. ALBANY.
2 Hiram toc,y .
S--Wi,ilam Cssstdy q
4JsUes McQaa ,s.s
cArrAxAU0Ua
2-Iom lei 8 Jouks =
CAYUaA
S-WiIl an 4 Cooper.
On .UrAUQUE.
is. 3 Wo~li0n.
CHSMUsG.
George w stss0a.
COLUMBIA
III. 8 AoaoS
I'd T. Huseooom.s
OJkiLAsD.
Horau Is lard.
ERIE
1-Isreel L ds.oh.
AL, mao q smi h.S
4-Pafd. n r,ffs.
Z. G X GoA o.
FeAsKIs.
r. u. Faucets.
GgsRsEE
1-HA'ry WIiour.e
MADfs0S.
1-Luclue z. N4tk.
M0sR jE.
1--Jo-h . Z nEoy.a
3 --TimosDy Fostcr.
hSw YORK =
1-Oliver Cnavlick.
2ChoDss Moofoa.
SGso I'll Pac-se,
A. ~,lli& Il B .ser.
6--To0Ua, W, AcamA
7-Wm Qnaos y. bunh.
8-asShei Reed.
10-Fesi mo Wood.
IL "~ptsD II F,rbs.
12-TooUan Dunlap.
IL JOnh Ven Buroa.
II : Vim Murray.
16-Jshn Cocarans.
1o-RoDert Kelley.
NIAGARA.
1-Wm Wander voork
ORLEANS
Noah DAVIS. Jr.a
u~wBdo.
2-J b H,swscs.
ososDAGA.
1--Wm. T Gs4vos.
4Jul,us @. Kionsy.
ONTAlllO.
1-Jehn T,i-sioc.
ORANGE
2-Nward N MsAdsa.
ONEIDA.
3 james II Hsochett.
S-Rsb%rtF, F,azeT.
ReNSsez.AcC.
2-Sa nusi ousii,ss.e
sARAToGA.
1-ChaIles Moore.
STECBES.
&C. @. @ Walker.
SULLIVAN.
George B wo.ldridsN@
81 LAwREnCl
1-Pfest0n K,ny.
3 Jeun l. Kud-oli'
S-Wm a Dart.
BUFFAx.
LIS b Eicou
2%Willia n II Luclow.
foMPKfSB.
IN B smith.
2-James Il. Sveed.
WAYNE.
2-Robtrs W. ashley.
WYOMING.
John B Sktcner.
YATES,
A J nomae.
1.-Two sste Of Delegates.
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Tng GEonGErows ELortmusr-The nsmc Of the

you're hey wbo capso fro ttr sry ton Gs 'tge
toep CocvtFt, un Sutdsy last 81 Mars RSech. soc s
te'iFe OF Nistipp oto II ssd 90 be sSo 0o0 ic
'sr OR rtbt Size was mar Cd Wcdcc-day st the
n, N,'iorai Bnt.l Wesei GIN 20 her lover n ,Iotaan
s'opiotcr OF iotdsn'a Srrirgs near Wioohostes, w
gtna,
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Last OF Delssa,cs 90 tue syrsc~ss Oonsoratao
SaaIo COnvcntasa.

Se1SO w
ADAhANrINEs on OLD
dUkKt Ia.
Dit AlnANY
l-&pjsnio + Ssvra
2-JrhD 8. Ns,es
B. Wnltss Erpls. +on.a
4-Stepbep Cs'k .
AIIxGAhY.
is. G When.
2-Jesse srgsl.
Bk,OMR
l-AuabuJp B,d.sn.
CAIJAkACGUs
L. Rob<rs II Sbs, klaud.
2 1horsr ! Wbss.lc1.s
cHAUTACQCE
2-Aueos'us + Allen.
cnfnAaGO
liza + 0s PES.
p AdGt,@ " Adams.
COLUMBIA
1-Alleu s S~.~.r
NJs NEE S"'bsrtaad, yr.e
CiInr r.n
Gortm r Tt onss.
DUICaEss
1-John = In sns.
2-Mror G Ssary.
3-Jsmtr a. shoitt.
ERIE
2--Wil)'oD A 5utton.s
s. Alien 70 ,ei
FriTos AID hAMLTos.
Gsrien A Nowklrk.
GENfsfB
l. Earle kiod-. .
2-Wiil.u II Rumsey.
l--Gfcrre Bssc
2-baSf' r'h X Olney.
HkRKiMHH,
2Wm So D-r ou'gh.
JEFFERSON.
J. 7 7 cs.oesu.
2 Villa II G,,lisla.
l-Teu1is l. q Bergen.
2--J. hb Krsabs,h
3--Jsme ii duchins.
LIVINGSTON 7
1-BebIy ID Cia,k.
2 Abis NJ Vernanl
MADISON
9--Jniyus F,epoh.
MusR.A
1-Jcs<ph oiBlcy q
2-fhDy ". D omlsys
MONTGOMERY.
1-Wm. h. B gsAm.
2-Jocn Eos0I d.
new YORK .
l-Ahs ers 10 NO ,rA
2--Wm. McGrnw.
8 HeprJ } AJlen.
a. G'oeGn J TucSnr.
b. Jsu es GnIphv.
g. Rcbafn { Compton.
= Geo,ge g i,,cksA
g. joe, b MIA. "a.
O. Geo White,
To-
il. JohD nimoo.
l2--G,se Walsh
13- Jubn WbeeN4.
14--cheN Org Marine.
i5-TstmA. ks,liy.
1s-Edw.L Go, uen
NIAGARA.
q John Hec nu G.
oiiAe GE.
l. A,ch'd To, i0v,
U-Ethhb b CHsp0nue1.
onILANB
II s McCE'lun.a
OSwEGo.
Ia. T. Grant
oThkGe.
I'D Wo0opurs, j.
2-J. b. Spra6ue.
8--Jsfeo c Gregory.
oSLIDA
In. T. H,,cBoecfL
d d h,.lliscp.
tsonDAoA
2-John k.ncr.
PuTrAk.
Saxtor sc. Eth.
ouEfxs.
Jacnrs Maurice.
I,R.ssTf.aBI.
1--SenueI csc, or.
2-Charies J. Whbur.s
3--Join l. vosburgh.
nCHsfuSD
Jem.. Il ,o0'ty.
RoCKrAED.
Ecwn.1 oGtfero.
ss.sATsGA.
. Harm o. f1cok sau
scIiErfCTADY.
DANIEL ID Csu p ,eQ.
sCfoILhllh
J.. Tobias B5ocs.
2-Sssh Noa,cee.
sonIx.A.
Bsp.sm,n :kuss.
sTLuBes.
eIhonss J I,an nclis.
eCLEvAN,
A. C. Niv-n =
SUFFOLK.
1---S. Z. Nc ~.
UiyTEE.
1--wm. r. Russell
2--S s. Honn II ell.
wAsHiEGT0E.
IA Is Sntrnsn.
2--pav;d BaJsstt.
vARRES.
njrem Rn,trta.
wEs1crts1IR.
Aarop Wass.
2-E q. Suteesleod.
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Ntw Jc'se Whig State Convention.
TRENTON Sept H. 1868
The Wbig State Executive COMMITTEES met yesterday,
and Issued call for Wing State Convention to nomt-
nate Governor, to meet at Trenton tho 18th Of
October.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-06-07

A MR. WINTERS had lost nearly all of his hair and
n had been bald for years. by the use of three BOT
ties of the Magnetic Ointment, bdG his hair entirely re-
stored and has beautiful head OF hair ss any man
could wish. His age is about so years
son of Mr. Warren OF this town. IA years Of age had
been afflicted with the Asthma from his cradle He had
the benefit of the best medical advice that loving and
wealthy father could procure without avail 1t one OF
the most aggravated cases saw he eaciated al
most skeleton By the use OF few bottles OF the On
ment he thoroughly cured and for seven months past has
enjoyed robust health
This was an extreme case of Inflammation Of the Spleen
of long standing has variety of treatment from less than
eight different physicians without receiving beneft-was
cured BY the Of only four bottles of the Magnetic On
ment. This four months ago and the lady "a Mrs Dun
ham, is still in good health and able to attend TO her usual
household duties have treated two of CAroc Sore
Eyes with the Ointment, both Of the patients nearly
hind as need attendant to lead them from place to
place One of them had been afflicted Is years the other
about years They had tried the best physicians IN the
State without benefit and Of them had been under the
treatment of the celebrated Dr. Muzzy, of Cincinnati for
eighteen months and had expended hundreds Of dollars in
vain efforts to effect They now by use OF the
Magnetic Ointment nearly quite cured and are able to
read and attend any ordinary business. have used the
Ointment number efcases of Piles and in case has it
fdlea of gyin9 immediate relief and geerGyd permanent
cure have also used benefcaly in severe cases Of Fry
spelas And last but not least have within the last year
cured four of CANCER by the use OF the Magnetic
Ointment aonei
From thorough trial of the Ointment in nearly every
disease for which it is recommended confidently
commend il to be of the useful remedies Of
fered to the public Respectfully Yours,
BURTON HUBBELL, NJ d.
Dated Jan 81, 1850, Amelia, Ohio .....
The character OF this Ointment efficient remedy IS
established in this CITY, There quite number Of ndi
yidua who be their restoration to health to the OF
this extraordinary Ointment
For sale by II. G. SC0yEI,
BERRY DEM0YILLE,
mayo CARTWRIGHT ARMSTRONG.
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No. Il, COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE, TExx.


'HS Mill differs from al others in the zion Of
L the upper Running Stone, which is composed of
French Burr Blocks, enclosed in iron Case, which
forms the back and hoop If the Stone with Iron Eve
al the which Is secured the back by four bolts that
every block is in the form of dove tail which gives greater
strength TO Stone other method which required
small mills, where the stone is with speed and
becomes dangerous il not strongly made. II also
weight to stone Of small diameter that is required without
having itihcS or high, that makes 1t top heavy.
Ibis mill is square frame made of wood cast iron, in
the form of busS with tree, Spindle Balance Ring
Driver and Regulating Screw, and grinds the
principle as larke mill differing only in the Runner stone;
this being OF great weight enables it grind the
mill in This mill is portable, and may be
to steam, water, horse or hand power.
ALSO all sizes of French Burr Mill Stones manufactured
on the principle.
Joseph n. Burrows, of Cincinnati the inventor, for
which obtained Letters Patent 1912. For aIinfnge
ments the purchaser will be held responsible for the
ofusng.
These Mills do not require Mrght to set them up; and
all that is necessary put them In operation is attach
hand TO the pulley the spindle, with drum sufficiently
large twenty -four inch Mill 940 revolutions
minute attached 10 Gin, Steam Water Power. By the
steady application of horse power the Mill will grind
TO bushels per honr of good meal and will grind wheat
as well The thirty inch mill. IL put its fullest
speed vii grind from ten to fifteen bushels per hour.
These mills warranted to be in respect
mended.
DIRxcTioxs Foa Usss.-Pace your mill about 90
the Driving Pulley In level position, make the belt of
rather eight inches wide. Give The Stone240 revou
tions with the Keep the neck and step OF
spindle well Oiied. Place the pack Of the
Running stone in the the Cross the Driver,
that is, the way : ey are trimmed TO run:
Refer 10 Ihos Patterson, ESQ., OF highland county, ONO,
Jesse Beal Esq of Clinton county, Ohio; C. s. Bradbury,
Esq Of Cincinnati, and number ofolhers:
All orders directed TO JOHN K. BOOMAN,
Tennessee, J. II. BURROWS,
Jan 26-d. tr-w. & W. w. West Front st. Gin. o,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-06-07
CLIFTON & ABBOTT.

Indeed It's that the Worlds Fair of eighteen yhree
viii be held in our happy land of liberty;
But true, It's true too that cheap goods for sale,
At the Philadelphia Store both Wholesale and Retail.
Ladies' if therefore handsome Dress you wish to get
Silk, Berege, Tissue, Lawn or Jaconet;
One that's suitable for Spring or Summer wear,
You buy it cheap at No. ls, on the Square.
Or if your intention is a Rich Shawl to buy,
Then please at the Philadelphia Store apply;
For Shawls are sold at prices extremely low,
At the Philadelphia Store Of Sohn, Hillman Co.
If Collars Chemisettes, Needle-work Sleeves
Cuffs or Fine Embroidered Handkershiefs
You desire to Purchase extraordinary cheap,
'Ts the Philadelphia Store such articles always keep
Or ifyou wish Parascl as handsome as ever seen,
Then please examine those at Number Eighteen;
There's the Fine Satin Wstered Silk and Embroidered Bro
cade,
And every other kind that evsT was made.
Ifa Bonnet of the latest style ycu want
Rutland Gin, Gossamer nIch Blond;
You'll find them all, and th&t cheap too,
At the Philadelphia Store for their stocks entirely
Ofcourse there many things which we cannot here
ton,
To which would solicit your kind attention;
In fact almost anything in the Dry Goods line
You'll find there from qualities inferior to the most super
fine.
And daily too we shall rscaye many extras,
Per our friends Adams l. Cos. great Express;
Who, unless there occur accidental delavs
Brings us the goods from the East in ten days.
Our mottois positively zone price and no deviation"
So Ladies, please call without further invitation,
At the Philadelphia Store, No. Is, Public Square,
Where business is always done fair. L. II.
Nashville, April 81, 1853
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-06-07
DIR. WI. McLANE,
INDIAN AND GERMAN R00T DOcToR

ID ESPECTFULLY announces 10 the citizens of Nashvilk
liz and vicinity, that he has returned again after resi-
dence of fourteen years in the South aud peIanentya
Gated himself in South Nashville the corner of Wash
ingon and Pearl streets where he may all times he fou
BY those who may wish 10 consult him.
He has in his possession many certificates from men
eminent standing certifying the permanent cure of the
most distressing of the following Diseases viz-Ner
vous Affections, Liver Complaints Dyspepsias Chs and
Fevers PeurseS, Asthma Colds Coughs Incipent Con-
sumptions Rheumarlsrns, Weak Lungs Fits, Drupsies
Cancers Ulcers Scrouous Hemoptass of the Lungs and
other Heorages Darrhea Diseases of the Kidneys Mer
cural and Venerea Tants of the Blood Diseases of Chill
SYSTEM
During his residence in the South he attended TO
thousand different cases. all of which he treated with
than ordinary success.
Dr. McIAne hopes from his much experience in the Med
cal Profession and the degree of that has attended
efforts heretofore to obtain the confidence and patronage
ofthe sick aud afflicted.
Nashville FEB 9-ly. DIR. WIN. McI4ANE.
s-An Letters addressed postpaid, to South Nashville