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New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24

The prizes were first par OF silVeT tahhhius' ee-
Qantly chased; second elegant set OF casters and
silver sats and spoons third, silver cakebasSet.
Mr. A. ID. Bussell, Chairman of the Committee, made
the presentation Thus ended the Regatta OF the Har-
lem Yacht Club, one Of the most interesting of tho
season.
THx PrRus OF YAcHrISG.-Last Friday morning q
party ofladies and gentlemen, among whom were our
hiend and fellow journalist William L. Porter son
Of Dr. Mott, DIR. Dixon, MIR. aGd Mos. John l. SoeIl-
ker, and tw daughters of DIR. Edmonds OF New-LOts,
4. L. embarked In a yacht for pleasure excursion
Gown Jamaica Bay, aud on out 70 the broad and
"ceep blue ocean" intending when they started, only
TO take peep at Coney Island Rockaway oeaoh, ~c'
and return the evening The day was very oeau.
tul and the breeze fine from the southwest, 80 that
when they were fairly out to the Goies became e&-
harated by the beauty and lovelness OF the scenery
and tbe gentlemen by feE visits to ihe captain pri'
yAe locker The Yacht danced lightly over the bosom
OF the sea which as one of the ladies expressed Il,
was so "daTkly, deeply, beautifully blue, she coulu
no, express her delight at its loneliness and neVerceas
ing motion. ,n.
By noon the blue sresk Of land they had left be-
hind was scarcely visible in the distance, and TO an
tquiry Of ole Of the ladies' the pilot said that they
wtre steering toward Fire Island lighthouse. four
o'clock brought them 10 the nlet the breeze by tos
time was oue strong, and the white caps were dane
hg ard prancing over the surface OF tho ocein hke
isnbs on the hillside. The breakers were near,
and the turf was rolling in wi'h tremendous power,
wien in endeayonDg 10 steer his little craft lnO ,he
nit. the pilot RON her smack on the bar She
care ned little on one side, rose aud fell and thump
ed ard kaped ike young horse in a snow-drft, ou
kDsly settled down ary siill, toe sweeping her
eeok at every surge. Here was fix. The plot gave
n in despar; fbe ladies' looked around in silent Tesg
nation for straw to hang hope on, while the doctors
vtre Obliged to go through the hydropathc practice,
VT sbeet. peck and all.
IN this position the yesstl lay humping aud Jumping
al hight and until near noon Saturday, when their
station was discovered by the wre kers Of Fire lei
and end al were rescued from their perlous situation,
sd taken 10 the hotel where they remained until Mon
Cay. when they took passage home by the railroad,
shere they s arrived safely at three O'Clock in the
ShsDooa. Our lady readers can imsgne the plight
ns ladies were in after being drenched by the sea all
sht On Friday night and were then obliged to travel
Is'oeeh sand and dust and remain without change
eething until Monday. We rather suspect they
Sty rate.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24

spaowsKD.-A man named Thomas Murphy was
~ ,hed yesterday by the upsettng Of the sloop Hor
sedsd with earth Of the foot Of Twerty-seconi-
s~a River. The body hes not been recovered.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24
MARINE AFFAIRS.

o,rTA OF THE HARLEM YACHT-CLUB.
,O,.pr from the many boat-cIubs which have been
/. ..ey organized in and about New-YOrk, aud the
D.ous matches made by them this season, aquatic
=, are coming into very general favor Yesterday
: Harlem Model Yacht-Club, Commodore Henry P.
.asrsp, sailed from Glen Cove for prizes given by
: citizens Of that village. Seven sloop-ngged
: ,As entered for the reg alta as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24

EDrca1IosaL-Tbe Fhth Anna. Meeting Of the
An ercan Association for the advancement OF Edu-
cation viii be held IN the Chapel of the University in
this City on Tuesday DeIt, end viii continue In ses
sion during the three following days. Addresses Win
be delivered and papers read by several Of the Lead
ing professors and savans Of the country. Persons
attending requested TO report themselves at Ne
office Of Albert Gilbert, Esq., corner of Grand and
Elm Sta, where registss Of names wiz be kept and
any desired information given.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24
CITY ITEMS.

MAD'LL RAcHEL.-We lesn that Mons. Felix bss
rented The residence No. Cinton-psce, near Brosd-
way (which is within short distance of the Metropo
Titan rhester where the French representations To
be given,) to be occupied by Msdlle Rachel and hz
three siiers during their stay in New York. The
Bessrs Felix have engaged apartments at Mallsrds,
IN Broadway. above Houston-st Msdle Rachel and
bel sste conveyed TO CIntonpIace after dining
yesterday Late on Wednesday night Germss
brsss band favored msd1e Rachel with q serensde.
Tbey performed several pieces. The music attracted
q slsse assembIsge Of persons in the street..
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24

UsrrED STATES SHIP FALxoUrH.--In Consequence
Of the sickness on board Of this ship Of the off,
GERS and all Of the crew have been transferred To tho
United States ship Ssrstogs OF Boston. The Ss,Atoga
viii tshs the place Of the Falmouth In the homesqusA-
ron, - d not deemed safe for the latter 10 10 seot 10
sea until frost has destroyed every vsstgsef disease.
BANANA There must be cargo ofvery excellent
bassess sc0evheS . As Qty, Judging ftsU ~
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24

h
tee srs sien Cove Tor whose accommodation small
o sasa Ae clubmembers, who came from Harlem in the
United ,,g BY their own steamboat the Edmund Griffin
Ting bIowed the yschts during the regatta The sail
~ "a eOuse from the pier at Glen Cove westward 10
'ae bpoy at Sands Point and around TO the eastward
q a. he buoy of Msttnnicock Point thence past the
els,s ,r6On Hotel and up Hampstead Hsrbor to Cerpen
Ia :, Point, and thence back 10 the starting point
.rce 20 miIes The smaller boats were allowed
:, minutes difference in startiDgime for every foot
n Absence in measurement.
.s" fs weather was dull and threatening during the
aps,. .ripg and by noon the wind blew stiff breeze
ire N lhe southwest that the yachtmen had 10 double
20 20 70 their sails and mako al snug At IS minutes
~ "A 70 the judges gave the signal and the yachts
bee. t,ded IN the order above given; the Louisa Jane
ms ~ and the others following, by one, at intervals
uos e minute until the John 5. Austin, the last boat
"a - kaul2:4o Each vessel as soon she caught the
ppr nd few over the water At race-horse speed and
utun sp the last one started the foremost yacht
tos .ry two miles distant and the Others about equi
h.. kspt from each other making bee-line for
Wok fret stake boat. Thewn blew heTce ana strong
ed the little vessels were nearly blown out Of or
gs d uDdor the wa,er-tber sails straining almost to
he's ,zrc and their masts bending to the gale-each
y Of "a her own without gaining any material advantage
ary, zone distance Suddenly the Commodores yacht,
o Bird was observed 10 put about and turn back.
oy gssubsequently learned that If she had proceeded
tbs x mast which proved cracked and defective, would
sre been carried away. AS the vessels neared
"a ;uds Point the Froio passed the Challenge and the
Yin ;ysey and rounded with the Louisa Jane.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24


ss~. Jsne.........I ~ 80 John S Ausn.....I ls 90
The buoy was rounded close, clean and sbarp, every
,shi showing her keel as she lufed up to the wind
he race for the next point the Froic got ahead of
"A. Louisa Jane, and kept the lead handsomely. The
Olivia closely pressed the latter at the stake boat
ir precedence, but got round five seconds behind
tue bit Of manuvering took place between the GPsey
.ad Challenge to the stake-boat both sailing bow and
bow for come distance, and neither getting any sd-
vantage which the other did not at once retrieve
Tie Cypsey had the inside of the stake-boat and the
Challenge was 10 the larboard Of her-Gypsey went
rund quick, and the Challenge in trying to sweep
head, jbed and went over on her beam ends.
Nucb oonsternaiion prevailed among the friends of
n crew, but Capt Van Houtton, of the steamer Ed
nund Griffin, promptly rescued them from their
perAOus position, and the yacht was subsequently,
rgbted and taken 10 tow. The cons sted of
I'm men, all Of whom had mothers, wives or sisters
SPECTATORS of their mishap. Fortunately nothing
worse than wetting resulted from It,
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24

by the difference in size the Froc was entitled to
nearly four minutes time over the Olivia, two of which
were stll due her, it was ruled by the Judges as
f,Ilows
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24

Adjoining this is low marble slab denoting the
grave of Henry A. Caspian, Polish patriot who per-
ished in indigence and obscurty. Passing eastward,
we perceive many names of foreign origin mingled
with those of our countpmen. In lot No. 95l, upon
horizontal slab the name OF Pero Maronce attracts
our attention.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24

Shortly after turning the stoke the 6ypsey ca'r'eu
swsy her b.stay and had to lay-to for repairs In
te re1t roach ever yacht strained to her utmost
the wird having greatly increased in force accompan
led by short choppng sea- that shook the little craft
and threatened them with swamping.
Tho vessels cane home in fine sty with close run
la.yaon ths Olivia and FrOic.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24

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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-04
IMPORTANT IF TRUE!

nR LIBBY's PILE OINTMENT, the price % which Is
IL One Dollar per Bottle Is recommended inAlhble
cure for Piles matter o. how long daraon and ako
great relief 10 the most severe Of fistua-
II BY Dr. Libby, Army Surgeon, during the
Wars 10 early rar % the present eeniury which time
Is We known the soldiers suffered dFeadfay from Pies
Dr. Libby has used h for sixty years 10 hls prarfce
Gov Wescot Of florida, severely afflicted with this
complaint for many years and have submitted 70
two surgical OF eraoDs Cor Piles and have suffered sxeru
ing t0rures Cor twenty Ave years. have tried more than
MY reTneles but ioand that had any edci, an
tried Iibbys Pile Ointment used t daily for time aud
Il effected a complete eurs.v
Fsr1hsr Procr q ifs Taiue.
SHIT Yates writes from Londoa " The extraordinary
Effects o. Dr. Ilbby Pie Ointment has Httis short Of
miraculous For than Is months Unable walk
almost and though had tie best medical never
received more an sEst0ry rrlir until used your Pile
Ointment lam nov eut.rey cured"
Hear sr1af re Preacher sgys
Rev l. Parsons was aictsd With piles sor Our years
and half snd one bottle Of Lbby's Pie Ointment cured
me- thoaEA obliged 10 be In tie seide great p4r Of
i ~ Mrsa cAier u as Psliss or ye,s YorF. -.ad
been long ,Foabsd With Pes aud Dr. Lbbys Pe OiHtmsnt
eGeesed eomplets curr."
Ia Adisfaf Gsasy,i Il Cssasearf ~had been IN the
hands q Physl for fEenty years. Dr. Ltpys Pie ONT
sut cured him, Aer he isared hat us dzeAss would de-
slFoy hz hfs.s
smsoynsus vast nurheT u sea- sho oa upoa him isr
advice and assistance. hc says never ca1d cure
q Pilcs ti used pF Lhby's PIE 0iatGent Secs used
that have never rt Nith that eogii rciese"
Ths Medicine i wAkakSrKB % care ah caaes q Pies
wheher ol loag standing shsad . l4 - e2re
thr money Nii BE- IL All cases refunded
hSs 'Ais ~ ~ pFasss''- .tgx mAoxxxxrx
aoxat-n AaaAvz1e-
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BAGS! BAGs!!
UMBRELLAS.

TUST received large assortment Of fine SILK Um6reas,o
y all sizes and colors. CLIFTON ABBOTT,
ds2s No. IS Cedar street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-04


Agents Wanted in every county in this and adjoining States
To sell the above new and improved
CORN AND COBB MILL.
TITO al such rare chance make money viii be offered
Exclusive State and County privileges win be disposed
OF on unusually fair terms, BY application to the proprietor
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISEHS,
offer you Corn and Cob Mil unsurpassed in the Un-
ion and which be superseded by past future in
ventons Il is the very Mil which every Farmer and Stock
Raiser should have; will crush from to 10 bushels Corn
aud Cob per hour with horse is easily fitted up and
managed weighs $40 lbs and all contact Of the grinding
surfaces prevented viii last any farmer ordinary life
time speak thus Of its durability because the same
principle has been fairly tested in the old Bark MILL Who
is it that wants
MILL ON TRIAL
for month, it don't give complete satisfaction to
return iu II there be any hes disposed let him now
speak. Satisfaction is warranted every case the
win be refunded The Crusher be attached to horse
Mil south of Masons and Dxons line. All other Grushers
now in the South require too much power or viii soon wear
out. Accordingto
THE LAWS OF NATURE,
Coru and Cob Mill which admits Of lateral or wabhng
motion will, necessarily, wear OUT all other crushers
are amenabe 10 this grand objection and he Propretors
DARE not dispute In the construction II foUSG AMER
cA have GAINED power, and DEFY CONTRADICTION Ihave
essened friction and the contrary
have pr, vented wabbing lateral unoiion, and an are
superior to any other Mill selling this Tennes
see invention at the small sum of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
And any wanting good thing earnestly request
ed to examine the true merits and principles Of this MILL
and order from the Propretors or Agents.
liberal discount made to dealers.
J. P DROMGooLE, Sole Proprietor.
Sheibyvlle, Tenn.
AGE ENTS,
Ellis Moore CO., 81 Market street, Nashville, Manu-
facturers and General Agents
Beaumont Fan Co.. Clarksvie, Agents for Montgomery
County.
Alb. Watkins, Pulaski, Agent for Giles County.
VIM. B. HUNT, Salem, Agent for Franklin CouHty, Tenn,
and Jackson county, Ala.
James B. Vance, Casalian Springs Agent for Sumner
County.
J. w. Hatcher, Columbia, Agent for Maury County.
W. NJ. Bell, P. NJ, Rome, Agent fer Smith County.
J. R. Akin, Charleston, Agent for Bradley County.
W. &. Hunley Bros, Loudon, Agents for East Tennes
see, oct 15-dkwiy
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IRON RAILING AND

FTNE subscribers prepared 10 Ill orders Of amount
i for IRON WORK, such
Railings for Public and Private Parks, Gardens,
Steps, Verandahs, Balconies, Cemetery Lots SC,
Also IRON sTAIRS, DOORS, SHUTTERS, sETrEEs
CHAIRS, TABLES, DOGS, WINDOW GUARDS GATES,
FOUNTAINs sc They pay particular attention 20 enc0s
ing CEMETERY LOTS aud PARKS having the largest
sortent Of Patterns Of any establishments in The country
are enabled % please the most astdo1s In Taste Arehi
teets or Builders In any part Of the UaiOn wanting Iron
Work. by sending drawings viii receive the estimate for
cost work. and viii furnish any WORK from their de-
signs or drawings that may be desired.
Persons wishing articles OF manufacture BY address,
ing as few lines stating for what purpose viii be furnished
with printed designs by mall with the prices
ei An orders sent vii receive promp; attention, and
the work nshed fitted in the best manner aud packed
IN boxes for safe carriage, HOOD co,
12i North Tenth Street,
And Broad and Ridge Avenue,
nov24-trw4m Philadelphia.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-04
SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL

'I'HERE are features connected with this mill worthy Of
consideration and close examination the part Of
those wishing to purchase Feed 1l.
Its mechanical construction and adaptation 70 the pur-
poses designed crush and grind ear corn Its great ca
pacity while doing immeuse work with extraordinary
ease, its durability is amply provided FOR. The complete
greater convenience for plantation and farm impOss-
bic. II requires mechanical aid bin Of expense 20 put
II up any farm hand servant put up and set one
running in half hours time. The convenience with which
the sweep may be applied 70 horz0nts-as is most
usualor head and the Mill may be easiy attached
where steam used The power takes recurring
one and two horses The quantity and quality Of product
10 70 so bushels o. good feed meal per hour according the
degree OF neness g,cuud, and the size mill Il is the
cheapest mi al things considered, there before the pub
lie.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant as pa.
tent and worthy s the fct that there has been no
Patent r. ght speculatug hucsseug about the country
i usual with the thousand bunging mlke-shit imple-
ments that got trade-merely 90 money by
selling paming OF the patent ght the ersduous
then the machine tC abandoned by all Parties
bug the hand the Patsnee and Proprers Of the
Little Giant Mills believing that they can-and determined
that they will supply the Agrcuiurass and Stock rastrs
Of our country with superior Mil, are permanently
gagged in the business, and have hundred thousand
dollars invested In the ihese mills the
East, West and south, OF these establishments poy
ing 60 solely in this business. highly
mills appreciated that four thousard have Teen sold within
the past eighteen months and heaviest ard the
extensive Manufacturers u Agricultural imptmrns he
United States have eagerly sought interest in their
facture and sale.
Of the kind has received numerous and high test ouas
from MChaniCs' Institutes uCd Agricultural Associations
and none, by Of substantial practical utility and
merit have fairly ground their into every days
and popular favor tan scott's Little Giant Cou and
Cobb MIL Orders promptly hlled
BROWN ANDERSON,
octi-f No. go Market st., Nashville, Tenn.
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IUST PIRIISItEn.

BY the Howard ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia.
ID EPORF ON sPERMATORRHEA, or seminal Weakness,
IL Impotence. the VICE ~ 0nanism MasuFbAtioa Self
AbHss. and ether Diseases u the sexual Organs, with
count Of he dccrnouG Of Qnact and valuable
exiting surgeon of the Howard Assoaton, Philadelphia
Pa hcnsyOlrnt lnstita on established b. special ehdos.
msnt for the relief of The SICK and distressed scted with
"Yrulent and kFaaeue piseases" copy u ths shove
Report S be sent By mail On sealed enFeloPs frse ei
charge. the receipt q TWO STAMPS fsF postage Al,
dress DE-. GAO. T. CALHOUN, No. kouth Ninth S.,
philadelphia Pa. ssaI-dsa
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a nAmGAINs

Tn OAK TANNED LKATHKR BELfISe.- Fhs sahpri-
i er seera u Aegat 800 tset e Pre eak isast
Ieather Setting In slashs s tse - Al incss, aNtoae
cash prizes q Ksu ToFkl ala pefct AFPly soee.
wsx9 ss0. a VEST.
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NEW YORK RAG xAEuFAcroRY.

uAN, FLOUR, Fsed, Grain, Meal Homny, shot, Buck
wheat Sat Guano and AL other kinds OF bags made
and printed 70 order by machinery with despatch Address
as Aboxr. u PAN 81. New y ork.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-04

ID ECEIvED this day, another supply OF Goodyears Pat
II Gum Goods, consisting OF Coaks Coats, Leggans,
Peruvian and Mexican Blankets Life Preservers Air Cush-
ions &C The Coats Leggans ami Blankets invaluable
country physicians Huntsmen, and all others who
exposed weather For sale at moderate prices by
j. II. McGILL.
Ladies' and Gentlemens Furnishing Store,
Dfr ~ Son onNf p aarf arva
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Wheat /! Wheat /!
PATENT MACHINE

WE viii pay CASH for wheat delivered IN Nashville
w Sacks furnished. Cal And see before you sall.
augi5-u J. 4. YEATMAN.
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-I,I-I RI ~ 11II0V ." T " = sVF0t'
NINE HUNDRED
FOR SALE

7 OFFER for sale the following property: One Im-
L proved Lot situated in Edgef-id Bell street.
be- Spring and WetmOre streets The lot fronts 81 feet
and back l44 feet The improvements it are,
Dwelling House with three rooms entry back stable carr
age house. and well of good water.
ALSO-A vacant Lot. Bell street. nearly oppo-
site the above, fronting fifty three feet running back
hundred and ninety four feet-fenced in.
And three fifty feet lots in Zollcoer's Addition the
corner of Russell and Tulip streets.
r. A. BALL0WE,
oct2 General Agent, .lOeaderick
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-04
CHEAP GASLIGHT.

THE BENZ0LE GAS LIGHT COMPANY prepared
furnish Portable Gas Machines suitable Tor Manuao
tories Stores Dwelling Houses steamhoa's Railroad sta
tons, kc. These Machines warranted % give satfae
too They are manufacl lared under = McDongas Pat
ent and are only that wln operate well IN cold
Eeather The Light prOdues y one hsi cheaper than Coal
Ga, and les than the eomm0nest fAoS Candles They
easily managed and ee from danger and tie prices y
pea cent less than any other machines made The Compa
ny offer 70 Ae State and County Rights for AL the staie
AL orders should De- aidFessed 70
s. T. Mcn0UGALL. Agent for the Company,
nov2O-6n a2i broadway, New 4 Ork. 4.
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Eye and Ear.
NJ. G. COOK, VI. d., ST. LOUIS, MO.

M. g. COOK. VI. d., ST. LOUIS. MO.
nR. COOK respectfully renews the tender of -
~ his professional services TO the public in this sS
and the adjoining States. A successful practice EXfS9
Of over eighteen years devoted to the treatment M
Of all diseases incident to the and justify him in the
belief that all who may be in any wy afflicted those i'm
portan organs, viii find from his treatment speedy and per-
manent relief
Dr. Cook has just returned from the East where he has
been carefully studying the diseases Of the Eye and Ear in
the principal Eye infrmares in the United States and he
feels warranted in offering his professional services with
degree Of confidence to those who may be afflicted Those
whom he has treated the best witnesses OF his skill and
there thousands in St. Louis and the Western States
who can bear testimony to his skiful treatment He
speculy refers to Hon. H. s. Geyer K Mackenzie, Esq
Messrs Charless Blow Co. St. Lous Hon. John Moore,
State Treasurer Of Illinois, JAS CharesS President Mssou
ri Bank; Il. Cole Warsaw H.; Capt. X. c. henry, Warsaw,
Missouri.
~ Office northwest corner Of Pine and Second streets,
stairs: ~ Pine 81. seDtlf-dkwly
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pnten1 Gunl GoodA.

A MOTHER invoice Of Shaker FLANNEL, heavy Knit Wool,
n Merno, Arneran, saxony, and heavy SIX. Received
and for sale by nov20l J. II. Mc6ilLL.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-04

FTHHE subrber tein agent M hs sals 81 ae shove gns,
w kesp supply han1. iarnsh Pts.nters a. short
no Zee.
Tese rus have The characier Qf making geod hnl ga-
ain Astef ranng hxhfer, csninx Tie SEED better, tng
and against hra tan any Qihsr gas nos tn use and
rrcd ss snta - ne parchacr
fz ost satisfactory references ctn ee s.fen 70 caensa
hs repuiAan shicA tAeg aeo sAAaANfz1to % aaa1so
N tFia II aeeorils iae trecturs strt sita esr
ut. YkAfNAN.
KNUcKLE WASHING MACHINES
fEilh Eaarnx Bansl
Fsr sals b. IasTi1i nENJ. >. siilElnS, g.
HozTExx. GLOVES, kc.
Tus~ rsesvs .sss e sss.s s'9ss ~ - essss. saass
= ClIF1aN 4 ka0fT,
snae "a ls tetartef
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Wheat! Wheat

yITE this DAY have orders for tsenty thousand bashes
w wheat % be ffed darsng ,hs present month, for
which Nc utl pay tAe higAest msskst pres IN cash.
sspss ". n. GORDON 90
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PARINER WANTED
HERE'S THEN NEGROES. NOW

EEhL 4hLA NLu1UAos NUW.
HAD 10 Or ~ negroes % from the eouatry lasi
nighL II yoa sant COED ones, eail soon.
ush b hire a vet nurse until Ihrtiras.
have eiso two pair q match kcrses % seL
navi8 REks ~. PORTER.
HEW ANIMALS OF LADIES ENK SHOES
/ ADiEs' Xii z n. Boots and Boots sad baskinsi
IL Hrout ard Side Laced hish Gaiicrs,
Z" Fine KID Hieh Laced Buskias
. 4" Thck solrd fzskins.
sdtched waking shoes.
CIogh Th.ek soied heskns.
Msssss 4 - r. l. 6ai,erss ssstspsnsdh -
Jous RAMAGE,
t25 q Cotczc street.
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RucIk Shirts and Drawers.
and Drawers.

lust received, small lot Of superior Buck shirts and
Drawers. Also few Of second rate quality Tor sale by
nov2O j. n. McGILL.