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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
com,,tdqe Cattle Market.

Repored for The NewYork Daily Tribune by JoHs EATON
WEDNESDAY,, Sept IT, 1853
Narke-2G59 Cattle about 100 BeeYes and 5j stores con-
pr OF WORKING Oxen Cows and Caves loangs and years
old 49,. -. g.. -u.t.- "a n.
second quality sGii third qualify 5.a 20 olny sag D
Hide, ewt f6 1alow s703l5; Pcs % cents tlt Cdf
slhr II efs a ID YEA Calv,s 81 r90 +l1-tJ At market
gToRIs-Working Oxen. 800, sl0i $li2 Tllt @i<l
Cows AID Calves - s2f S23, 30 10 +iJ 10 ~
Yesrliurs. 80 SO 80 Sll
Two yeeIs old ZIG sl9 81 ~ o%J. 30
Three years old ~ 80 ~ rs, =fi 10 80.
SHEEP LAMBS 5'4 al make.
81 ~ 81, $50 90
By lot ~ IS ~ So 90, - 20.
swNI-l 40 fat Hogs. at 20 5e TO IS 81 = 100
RIn.RKsIhe mark, 90 stocked and aa arc large a. lat
wesks pcs-but thrs nJh except oKT nee
Lambs The frcs hive bou'h freely todayi and tat
have Maine 10 be cIed into tho interior OF y u ana
some p,rs OF VI 10 be FIR the market There q,
Brighten head Of catte rou e Wet 90 from Name and eoonl
as head len nom 1Oh I'd have arrived Onl Main
since Ic market closes III and strong IN
aicafious /. Fc. cur market would DO rather
conscqu &c state fa and Cattle SHOW now
being held in w. nnd f0N er4 on W army, IA ooi-e
ouence Bu usual supply Outstanding
1871 th RI cihf eroad aAd - or ile bos0l
ard Low Railroad loaded W. Catc sheep Horses swine an
Fowls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15

II he Edlcr d The y. y Trbnre
SIR; In yOurpaper OF to day we observe report OF
"Dinner to G. f. Deimoll. Engineer to the Crystal
palace, which contains la the speech delivered by him.
the following passage
In reviewing time h' that inn enced the poEre
Of the work have tina prominently thom tho
pton the working drawings The aecs early
and promptly had cipaCd lu may well be
thai neither the BoaId myself forward
the execution Of the work y appreciated he extent Of labor aad
required prepare all the drawings OF sich
nEde euufoy character Ncveuee 70 j. due
nyset that Tins working draw continued hro gh
the conjunction OF tie building ana constant
Of deep and carly November a. ID AID
made the subject communication the B0lr in
which fully the e0cc would have upon the completion
OF our building
As the last might place us in false light
beg 10 refer 10 Illustrated report, which VIII
publish and wherein we shall explain wiy Of the
working drawings were delayed aud ho great part of
them left ready tor weeks and months without being
disposed Of Respectfully
CSC CAs5rENsES and ca GIl0EsElsrEa.
Net YtYk SEPT ID 1885
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15

and joined their prayers ii this cause II il BY The union
Of opposite men in resio and politics that h gres tn
umrh has been wrought The stage Of seat.nen- he
thought has been passed the stage Of thought has a0
been entered end well nigh passed and seek
ug TO incarnste this thought and sentiment il act.
He thought il auspcious sign that the Convention
was held in this hall dedicated this m0rang 10 the
ship Of God and this evening" his service In city whore
every .0rteth voter seller Os r1a-a city whose
ih,res supposed to Be opposed 10 the enforcement Of
the law. II auspcious that had assembled where
inanperancs has il head quarter aud rio day snd Eh,
and doe not cesEe Is ri0ting the Sl5bsh lie hoped
good pud result from the presence OF many country
M mbeTs here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
IL the yiagara.

HlIIrax y 5 Wellntslav Sept- a. ] -
lie roy.al Nal steamship N.aesra, Cap. Le..ch ir5n
Lyerp5l N ,auEday morning tie Sd instant arrived Al
It's poIt az ocock .ha morning bringing ~ through
passe.gtS
d.pash tIoz Athens dated the 10Th Ausus ANNOUNCES
iLft L eis las been almost destroyed by an earthquake
The Nia-sr, sailed ~ l. NJ with cesr weather for
tcn v-lre sbe WI b. due about 70 O'Clock on Tha,siay
uiglt
On tie sh list passed - steamship Al-.ca bouad for
Liverpool
Tie following persons came gassagers b. tn Niagara
" - a. = os.u Rev and Ns Thsyer, Mn Foryt and
s-t.- A. ~ NJ O-sooi ls Miller C-sEe- Thomas Hsny-
- MI s,sgsst Hsushiga Fsyf Je.-1 AF-ss Cake SHAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15

letter received In tbs city from Monteyideo dated
July g. states tina, Affairs at Buen0i Ayres had become
favorable for eaceul settlement of the quarrel with Ur
oh'za The troops Of tie be- gers had retired from the
immediate vicinity Of the city, and their commander Ur
ouizs had gone to Entire Rios 10 look after matters a.
home which not ia tic most promising state II vas
the general opinion that peace would be restored 10
the people II Buenos Ayrc who had suffered extremely
from the evils OF protractcd eige The future policy Of
the Government and the to b. adopted 70
order and tranquility % the Province in is present re-
ductd not touched upon in the correspondence
from Montevileo Boston Journal Moniay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
ATE FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
lA'N NEW nLrAss. Wednesday, Sept A. is5'

,
.too,er Cazele from Belize Honduras has arrived
iDs go Mr. Hempsiead, late American Consul at
sss Mr. H. reports that on July -, party Of Span
nsFt "a IJraas killed the policemen and attempted
so a the Magistrates the Collector and the Brtrh
Cesssl - ., p,or;.b .ebooner with
u had captured the Honduras towns Of Onira and
v.;,;sb schooner Thomas Terson, was lost Aug H.
'pe .sved The brig Lauret;a lOading at Belize
xyevYOrk 81 81, ....ho,.Lo
-, oh along tie Lake shore. 1t was most violent at
sss he,e Il did some damage rocking the houses Sc
p..l- and creating considerable alarm.
~ yeIow Fever still raging at Thbodeaux and at
s.rs and Baton Rouge Great stress was prevail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15

Me-r shaw Hssg Ety James Fs-~t-r G-sr wasoa wa q
SSSin, 1hieTs LhoT.s sH.th L.~ca Klist POSER
Hey Hsru, Green Jscksr-s Cameron teW< clover ke-
y, Cor1.r. Mercy B0tc-. Fr.ssr Lfiic, Lara C41t.
HsEsd na-ts Nora Lcsy,iisw. Csr'1.ig fsrker Gry,
saneer Nc hstrir Hrshrs McE~rr- Wte@r Cssh-
erwoot Boyarr Bros B-ntcr~o Las sf lo-soa Ps.oa
NcCgsA Tucker Cts Csot H,miiiou Ntrrs ksp.
han tercesfo, W. 80 Ms Winn Rev. srt Ms C4s1e Mr.
snd NJ p11 NJ Int DlEa ese NcPhsrsou Rev III Va.
Cifofi Rev. ard Mrs Nsrriotf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
FRANCE.

The Emperor and Empress s,ll at Dcppe
Appearances in the French markets indicate further
reaction in Breaduls, after the recent extraordinary up
wand movement The price Of bread not TO be raised
during the first fortnight of September Reports say that
the harvest in France hes proved better than was cx
Qected
slight emue occurred at Reunes Brittany, respect
ing the high rate of customs and indirect taxes, which
show million and half Of francs the corresponding
month of last year
Prince Murat had given dinner to the officers Of the
Cumberland iiigae, az Marselle3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
Liverpool BreadstuT..

Iued weather the msrke: eus,e while the
shins money aid decline ia French prices caused 9ne peop-
ve purchases be csod thereby giving check 20 business
Frdy holders DID pr the market aud rces were not
therefore uuch changed Blown shinley Co quote White
Red 7l0dgL Baltimore, Phiade phit and
OHIO FLOUR - 8; Western Canal p Canadian = 6aj Sour
Whit INDIAN Co.'s. - . 8; Yellow, 3li ~ Mixed
Ell The weeks Wheat Amounted 70 Flour D. and
Com g. With good IN .ir fr the later some Fu1s qio the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
TuF STEAMSHIP GEORGIA. &c.

BALTIMOHF, wednesday,, otpI IT. Io0',
The passengers Of the Georgia having adopted resoln
on bs that vessel was unseaworhy and leaky when sac
eft New York Capt Budd emPhai caiy dsmg1
,ape,s state that the steamship Georgia would leave 10
aay for New York, though sill leaking badly CaP''
B1dd thinks che can be taken on with safety 49,, .
the gDheng Integcacer reasserts the statement tht
nile has been Issued against the Pittsburgh and Seu0en
vile Rarood Company prevent the construction oil the
pan Handle knilrnad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
IiVeTuool Prod nee MhFket.

sspEs n fair demand and prices very fm n for Pear and
= BssE-0a0 bis cold q je7 for Phi sd pait
CLovER -gED u improved request lE5fNjl0 bb1 - 81 u
"a r Common 10 10 f3r tine TURPES %
sve were large bl1e~ bad been zone Ia
80 80 l.. Ceroioa od ~ u 05 BEssWAx lncht8gsf
SPIRITS o. TURFzSriSE worth s. IN American Dfssoop
40 bra had pa.ce of 3 Dom Lo40o d sold
x Ga Is 1I PALM OIL active @ey tuls o. ne
rot ad 10 srrye 10 kU s. Ptc Seal w9r ~
Hye Clt lad advanced % TzkA fr extent q blsnea
cefy 10 Medium fue Cougols- he l tsnfnE 1psad
Common lffdIld sUsAa-gers Cr al cnptions;
hhds Yellow Haslas sold 30 s q AoLtssgs Cor
Il. r~eriar Iv Crf q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL. or TIE FRANKLIN At THIS PORT
AND TIE
YIAGAR. Al HALIFAX.
Da,es-London, sept. . Pari. Sept. ?.

By the United states Mall steamship Franklin james A
Wotieu Commando Fleh arrived from Havre and south
anpon Yesterday morn ng have received London jouT
rais and cr.rcsponde 10 The II us-, inclusive
By De arrival Of the Royal Nal steamship Nagara At
Halifax The SINE moFun- we have, by iebgraIh' two
days a;er ncws nal NJ fll week lltr from all parts Of
H. Cd Word Our siT,oss b. the Niagara were much
rea1,ed and al rJg,d ~ the 5aayy rais O. Ia. evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
SAILING OF THE EUROPA.

UOsTON, WtdDcsuhy otII' IT. Io''.
The Europa sailed at noon today with II passengers for
rireuool and 10 for Halifax Among them are L. l..
Robipson of Ky bearer OF dispatches TO London The
Europa also takes 100000 in gold n9ots ana sloOOO
4, coin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
.,o,rurY AT NEW ORLEANS-ARRIyAL OF
AV" THE FL DORADO.

NEw ORLEANS, Saturday Sept 10, 1883
,...,,. Yesterday we're eighty, of which. from fever
I..ernents Of the week. 57G, including from fever
ss9 Ttsl since fever commenced 1880 including from
kysr e,wer II Dorado has arrived from Havana. Her
= /. unirnpOnant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15

~to .- Of C5r-os rs- he vset rss 81 iuEsf nc ge
we ~ sses VIII heavy be- adyees rom ,1e ~
rior sse au Goaee ivs Prize 80 pl4I =
R.ce rrsat1ls lt ted b. --c 81 fESes A-f' --S
r--se. vf-h 10 i3.f---ss. fe-nl-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
BELGIUM.

riot occurred ut Liege on the 3Oth August owing to
the high price of grain but il speedily checked Vain
attempts had been made to excite similar disturbances at
Ghcnt and Brussels.
II was believed tina, Government would not prohibit the
export OF corn but would temporarily open the ports If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
Liverpool Provision Market.

BEEr .tesdv with trainr steady demsnd with
mode sock ni hors arm very limited desnd Tor BACON
price, 8ie reported fine qualities
Of ege SUI wand saes 81 g. considerable receipts per Are
f cas, resftr bat he demand continued LAeDS
ysr ade Of 81 tuns The hgh prices hat checked
naeus "a TALLow and there igt little dong o. 81 Tor 511h
AIat..cau LfNsgED CAKE ga active request.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
ITALY

The newspapers publish the Docrees abol-hng oil De
cember the import duty Breauffs into the Sces,-
also Radetky order prohibiting The export OF Corn from
Austrian ltay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
SWEDEN

public meeting had been held respecting the increased
of price Corn and Committee Of Twelve appointed 10
report.
The Assembly Of Luggano had separated after yainy
calling on the Government OF lcino to resign.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
eTREET FIGHT

NywPoRI, Wednesday, Sept II, 1885,
soms domestic difficulty having occurred between nli
u:ES,, Morgan and Mr Isaac >. Holmes Doth GU
az NV York the former attacked Mr. H. this morn
.e' ~ The bellevue House with cOwhide, which
with considerable erect in the presence OF large
nrovrd Of interested ladies and gentlemen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
London Markets.

Ne~r Parinz Bfothc report the usre-is geersy s.y
large BONES dong IL tcEYfz End CAR re ionefe Len
r,tss ssy Colony ard u 0tler t-scs ptlo1.
l. ar demand n 81 f1- VEIN
TEs-A "a her lrLa-r fine aad hner ggszf4 91
The ld beel eIc - 1l- N IuealaJ ffe-- s
American FLorE ssl4be s.ovsT5.
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AUSTRIA.
Two more war steamers are to be sent to Smyrna


Adyices from S. Petersburg were to oath August, and
repor particular alteration in Commercial Affairs tx
change on London was rather less un adorable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
State of Trade in Manchester.

Tss ,d te.ors very quiet and fsh dces had bokea ca
, vesi reis tezen md operatives The deEssd
r home soos aad YAEss e3asd by sbaed and eli prices
r-rrF r~rrtr tfr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
srp1KE ANONG TIE PRNTERs.

PfTTsBUHG. Wednesday, Sept II, 800.
NJ .o,onosiiors Of this city have made formal de-
ny ~ advance Of 70 per cent on the present rates
ss Sd he publisher refuse to concede The publishers OF
gas cJydnicle and DcP1ich have engaged ~ gris 70
~ I'd thev win c, mmence work Monday, the
mon ior the strike the part OF the present
.1,,rosif0rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15

ss md upon al occasions their conference eneouT
u<p Conrgaioa - 10 he several es1 ddstes
.s SP oss X. :: ~ 's iTsS 51.S 's o
$500 srssrsetie sBppo Of he ticAs. .; the polls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
London ,Lonsy sfarket.
annsrIean securities.

-,r. Of j. .s-d tss -s,ses ~ I'll 1n rae Of dco14. %
80 Cerssls clcrs- i4s3 Br e-Tes ~ fst-l a.
E.w Lr-lH ; o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15

usy Ahva Co report the srcisus n Grsil rsher a.
sd ts ~ fer firm Provisions prices sl nsn-
aufa LAID sc.ye AAes AL Riee scIre a y savaace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liverpool Cotton Market.

Purchases trade during the week although large are yet
lees nh tho consumption sad holders having continued oslpp
ihe freely with all descriptions prices have favored
tuycrs although sufficiently 70 alter qloa9ns excepting o
Fsr which reduced n today Ihs sales Of Friday were 5000
tales th markC closing heavily and desire 70 M apparent PAT
NOT rressng market The weeks cl foot 1870 bales
mel ding $50 on speculation and export The quotations
rom the Cfclr Of DennstoWn and others follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT

10 cash on hand .Ss- Contrib Sept H. s7i IS
io;sl.................. ....s2yl 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15

~. -. 'or's ssies Of PieA Piae eAsssv a, ,.s-s
nsrssn tr,ss 20 slsagl6 10, wiae Pips f,Se3
a,ts IN si;Ssis, Ore Hos'AssdA sDeksl HsissS
Tlur h. ,W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
THE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION AT BOSTON.

cppl Palace N.Iys Sept a. is53 . L. 'i'' - y A''n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15

NOsAizs rev to rsPorI
The Paris Rourse
Details hy the Franklin.

sid; for Nsw.york Is, ss-,- sassaf al from Card
fron Portsmouth.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-23
VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY AND FARM FOR SALE

Booksellers, Canvassers and Book Agents supplied
the most liberal terms. sept21-Iy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-23

A Mr.. WINTERS had lost nearly all of his hair and
had been bald for many years; by the of three 60t
stored and has beautiful head of hair as any
could wish. His age is about 50 years.
of Mr. Warren of this town, II years of age had
been afflicted with the Asthma from his cradle He had
the benefit of the best medical adv that loving and
wealthy father could procure, without avail 1t of
the aggravated saw he was emacated al
most TO skeleton. BY the of few botesOf the Ont-
ment he Thoroughly cured and for months past has
enjoyed robust health.
This was an extreme case Of Inflammation of tie sp
ofong standing has variety of treatment from no less than
eight different physicians without receiving beneft-was
cured by the Of only four bottles of the Magnetic 0n
ment This four months ago and the lady Mrs Dun
ham, is still in good health and able attend to her usual
household duties have treated two of Chronic Sore
Eyes with the Ointment, both of the patients so aearLy
blind, need attendant to lead them from place to
place One OF them had been afflicted Is years. the other
about 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
efforts to effect They BY use of the
Magnetic Ointment nearly or quite cured and able to
read and attend any ordinary business have used the
Ointment in number ocases of Piles and in no case has
failed of 1iein1 ime7te relief and geaerdlyya permanent
have asouSed benecialy in severe cases of Ey
speas. Aud last but not least have within the last year
cured four of CANCER by the of the Magnetic
Ointment alone! '..
From thorough trial of the Ointment in nearly every
disease for which is recommended, confidently
commend it to be of the most useful remedies Of
teTed TO the public. Respectfully Yours.
BURTON HUBBELL, NJ. d.
Dated Jan o. 1850, Amelia, Ohio.
The character Of this Ointment efficient remedy is
established in this city, There quite number of ndi-
duas who ascrbe their restoration to health to the of
this extraordinary Ointment
For sale by H. G. SC0VEL,
BERRY DEM0VILLE
mays CARTWRIGHT i ARMSTRONG.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-23

TINE subscriber would call the attention Of those who
i wish to embark in the Iron business. also those who
wish 10 handsome and fertile farm to the following
property which he offers for sale
lst jackson Furnace and lands say about 2500
This furnace is Beaver Dam Creek Dickson county,
Tennessee and the stack is the largest in the State being
AZ feet high The furnace except the stack is being
rebuilt and will be ready put blast By the LIST of No
vember The route Of the North Western Railroad,
Veyed passes immediately BY the Furnace. The is
surpassed and the timber aud gound admirably adapted
for cOaling.
Also Belleview Furnace and about 5000 acres Of land
including the Dickson bank. This Furnace is on Jones
Greek, ABOUT three miles South Of Charlotte There
good water power and also good farming lands attached
this property.
Also, the Valley Forge on Jones' Creek and about ST.
90 acres oland The tall is % feet and the head Of water
immense. There very fine farming lands in this
tract and il is altogether most desirable location
Also the Mill Greek property and Duck River bank
in Hickman county, Tennessee. The Mil Greek sites, of
which there are i've or SIX presenthe best water powers
for the size of the thar be found any country
The Duck River bank the heaviest depose Of
the State and the be procured with less labor than
at any bank in the country. 1t is within half mile OF
Duck River and the lands around are covered with the
best coaling timber.
Also the Lower Tunnel at the Narrows of Harpeth, in
Davidson county, Tennessee with ten Of land for
buildings and machinery 1t is unneceS: speak Of the
water power at the NaOws of Harpeh. 1t is known
every one and twenty-five Of experience enables the
subscrbertospeak with certainty of its great benefits and
usefulness. is indeed only TO be be appreciated
Lastly, my Williamson Farm, which reside and
which for beauty aud fertility second none The house
is large and airy and the oubudings Of the best descp
ton IL inersected BY the Southern Railroad and also
by the Nashville and Franklin Turnpike II is II miles
from Nashville and from Franklin. 1t is a meadow
farm watered by Little Hapetb and the best evidence Of
its quality is the hay produced it this year. which all
who have it, pronounce the best they have
Its altogether Of the most desirable farms for beauty
and profit that IS IN the Southwest tcontans about $50
acres. .er
The above property Is offered for sale for the purpose
Of profit speculation, but simply from the fact that the
subscribers health makes necessary relieve himself OF
the care necessarily incident TO much real property To-
Gated at different points, and renders him unable give 1t
that personal attention which it requires. go.
Any wishing TO purchase any of the above property
will please call ON the subscriber at his residence adj
dress him at Good Spring p o., Williamson county Ten
neesee. aug3I-4m NJ. BELL.
Cincinnati Enquirer win publish the above until the lst
ofJanuary, 1854, and send bill to this office.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-23
e ~ " " u u -

Beware Of counterfeits and base imtationsl
- The genuine Will in future have The s1natur. &
Taylor the steel plate engraved label on The top of
box.
Purchasers are advised that counterfeit Of tsar
icles is in existence
The genuine IS sold only by and agents appointed
throughout the southland no pedar is allowed 70 sell N
Dealers and purchasers generally cautioned against %
ing Of but regular agents Otherwise thew vii, bs
ed upon with worthless article
For sale by SCOVIL, 4 MEAD
III Chartres street, New Orleans
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern states % whom
alOrders must be addressed
Sold by EWIN, BROWN & Co, Nashville. Tsssa.
W. w. x ]. b. BERRY do.
j. N. ZlMERMAN & Co. do:
CARTWRIGHT ARMSTRONG. do:
THOMAS WELLS do.
iuIyl-dtww II. G. SC0VEL. do
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-23
$50 REWARD.

d ANYWAY from the subscriber the night Of e<
IL the 3rd inst, his negro boy AMOS. He isabout *
20 years of age feet 10 inches high and weighs ~
about $50 pounds lie is bright muatto has straight
hair and blue eyes, and will doubt attempt pass hin
self a white He raised by Q hr. Dickey, Of
Sparanburg District and purchased by Capt james
Bonds of Sparanburg C. II. lie is probably lurking in
the vicinity of that town. may attempt his escape
free State He rode off sarrel horse twelve wears
old which has both shoulders caused BY warts
and is shod behind is quick in gas and steps short holds
fine head sunk very much above the ewes and inclnes
to be spiteful. The above reward of FIFTY DOLLARS
viii be given for the apprehension cf the boy and horse
the boy 10 be lodged any jail in the STATE All expenses
for keeping the horse viii also be paid.
Newberry, 3 C. July, W G. NEEL.
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y,IrEpIRIAED FOR SALE.

the 5th day OF November next The undersigned will
o for sae 420 acres Of river bottom and island Land
living in Jackson county Ala a. Ihe poin MheIe te y
& The tract contains 4e0 acres, and is divided into
if from 100 to 40 each about 100 cleared
VI n hob state Of cultivation the remaining portion ue
a. anu bere with choice growth Ii is the fractional 18th
Saction in Township of Range East The above place
good one rich as Guano ITSELF rendered valuable blythe
very many and numerous advantages 1t combines The X
Road running though it. and Steamboat navigation round
and about it 1t can't be beat for CoTnnO trouble to raise
rs bushels per acre
TERMs-Credit Of1, 2 and years. equal annual pay
mens bearing interest from date Said Land will be actual
y sold if it goes above very moderate minimum price
fixed BY the Trustees, according 70 law.
JAS. WILLIAMS. lT-,s,eas
W. H CHRISTIAN, fisS = ! r Q
A. GUNTER, }
Apply to A. 6UNiEhi
etsIstW JOuesville, jackson county, Ala.