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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20
CITY ITEMS.

A SMALL LgAk-It 10 the CONSTANT ruun'rg through
the email leaks ths. make the big hols ir oar C'y
Treasury. The smsH Sums which are &C ualy g'ves
swsy by the several legislative departments OF our
Ciy Covenant, 9 Knowledge OF wbich seldom ek
teros beyond the parties Immediately interested, VIII
doubtless sun up, in toe yearly aygregte, more
money tbsn II en- biAced in all the larger plumber bg
sobeues. Thus, previous to 1899 the Genre Make.
Cie,k RECESSED TIE rents Of certain r the upper
part Of Centre Ma ket, fronting on Br,one street.
Since thep thee have been assigned to the city
uilitsry, arc the Clerk, in sommon with the other
Maket Clerks having had his salary raised, the Cor
roer has for he past two three years declined 10
pay the amount equal 10 the former rent to the Clerk
bis increased salary masking his pay new 80 mere
tran vhsnke received the rent Of the rooms as fee
TIE rents a. the old rate s62 50 per quarter, have
new reached tie sum Of $69' 20, wnicn the Goa nit
tee on Fiusrce OF the Board of Aldermen propose shall
be paid him. beside the of 1916 81 psr qusrer in
the future such being equa 70 the reot received
for such spsrtr ents when they lie. by toe city,
the allowance TO be considered as equvslen: to the
Of said apartments, and part Of the .asry OF
said Clerk This is virtuslly raising the salary Of
this Clerk $3.50 per year, dating three years back,
which will make his pay equal to 81 900 per sonum,
whereas the Clerk Of Washington Market, VINO re-
ceves but $50 Per srnun collects and pays into the
City Treasury nearly three times as much money as
the Genre Msrke, Clerk, who is practically to got
one fourth more pay. The is but the entering wedge,
probably for an increase of the pay of al the Make;
Clerks. Anything to deplete the Treasury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20
he receipts are as folio vs.
Total. 30l5, sgt 65

This sum falls short Of the payments for the cores
popdrg lumber of days last year by about $50 OOo
ut it must be remembered that reckon up 10 Nov.
IS 1856 and that the receipts always very heavy
the last days of November for the reason tina. one per
cent is scoed TO the taxes on and after the lst of De-
eemter. If We make liberal estimate, it s probable
that the amount Of taxes received mp to the end OF
month will not show gester deficiency than $500 900,
as compared with the ssmo period of last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

DEATH OF Mr.. BAnrLTos.-Mr. Henry F, Ham
il,or, the young man who was shot while with girl
in FALCON in Canal street. Sunday night, by John
Msloney, died Wednesday night Of his injuries, at
the NswYor Hospital His remsirs were yesterday
taken TO the re,idence Of his parents No loo West
Twenty fifth street, where Csroper Hills attended in
the Afternoon and made preparations for hodiog an
irquest upon the body. A Jury, composed of the fol-
re.nsmsd gentlemen. was impsnDeed; aud, after
they had taken view Of the body toe Coroner noded
item TO ate nd at the Fifth Ward Police Station at 10
O'Clock on Saturday morning when the taking of tes-
mony would commence. The names of the Jury are:
G. Van Nostrard, No. o26 TweDty-ssven.h street;
Vim. Graham, No. 2a5 Twenty-sIth street.; Chsrles
Baggatt, No. ls9 Twentythird street; Taaddeus Mer-
GER No. 1874 Twenty fifth street. Geo. Hutton, No 1872
Twentieth ssreet Edward Saul, No. los Twenty nth
street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

CArEGoRlcAL ASswya.-A. the last session OF ths
Circuit Court heic a. Mason, lngrshan County, sev
s,al yourg men were examined for admission 70 the
nr,ci,ce Of law Ore e the Examining Committee
s.f Mr.. b., pTomr suf Loso-Foco politician. DIR.
il, tbe Examination the following scene occurred:
Mr.. B.-"kr. r., can you give me an instance Of
lc,r with tots. absence ofeqlaJ'"
M R." Yes, Sir"
What is it, SIR"
The Fygiftre Scr L1",
Mr. n vss ss.u6sd Detroit Adv srissr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20
A WOMAN ROBBED BY A HIGawAYMAS.

Al an early hour on Wednesday evening, Is Mrs.
Eleanor Pauldpg, residing a. No 2i6 Charlton street
was passing through Grand st, rofliau qick, came
gsde of her, and Selling her rsoule which among
other articles Of value contained check for $50 on
the Pacific Bank jsIked it from her grasp aud ran of.
Her cries for assistance attracted che attention Of
eyal pasers BY, who gave chsse to the obber-ohsrs
headed him of, ard be Was finally seised by citizen
and bar ded over to TIE custody Of Officer HOLMES.
The fellow gsve bic name as Rob Lston, and WA
locked 10 for examination. u his q gut hs threw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20
A DESPERATE BURGLAR.

At early hour yesterday morning the sister OF one OF
the Twentieth Precinct officers went to unOccuped
room at Der residence in West Thutieth street, for
the purpose Of getting some article or other, when
she was suddenly startled at finding burglar busly
engaged in breaking open a trunk. Recovering her
self posse .sion in moment, she screamed loudly for
assistance, upon which the fellow spTapg up and seiz
ipg Der roughly by the throat drew dirk-kuife and
stabbed ler in the breast The blade of the weaps IN
fortunately struck bone which prevented its further
progress. The wound though severe, ID not considered
dangerous Her loud screams frightened tho villain,
ard dropping bis weapon 8. the eide of his intended
victim ne fed from the house and managed to escape
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

DisoovLRY or A CoaET.--Tbe following is copy
Of letter tom Lieut. IA. +. MsuIy TO the Secretary
OF the Navy:
OBsEsvAToRY. Washington. Nov. Is 1857.
S;s Mt Van Ar,dAe Of Newark n J.. discovered sn.l
telescope comet the 10th 81 Ia SIN noita de-
SO AR. i5h ssh. IL Observed as, tight vita
tie equatorial by hr Sesu.on 6h 55u $50 north
Sec t3o ~ 81" a. and lsh Ohm l5s ~ AR IL mp
dy bsvipg sine. ia discovery changed ia psce dec 70 50
-" 66 ana pls. fn. So = IN AR Respectfully. &c.
M T. hAURY, Lieut. U. 5 Navy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

MnITARY-Samuel Butterfed, esq, has been
elected Lieut. Colonel Of the us. Regmsnt Amercss
Guard. ID. Bsuvet, IT,, hsa been elected Major,
vice Major Butterfed, promoted. The list Regiment
have been detailed for Escort duty aud as Guard OF
Honor at the ceremonies Of the renterment of the
msirs Of General Worth, on the 9th ms. Company
+, Captain Tompkins, will act as Guard Of Honor fro
the afternoon ef the Oath, when the remains snve a.
the City Hall They will be relieved at p. m, BY
comp any made up of details under command of Cap
tain Kersn. Guard mounting ard relief of the guard
will take plsce at that hour at the City Hail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

The COUNTY CAsvAssERs The Board me. yesser-
dsy mornirg but, without trarss,ting any business
adjourned to meet at o'clock this morning, waenthe
canvas will be coupletedtbs being ths last day Of
the ten allowed by law il which the Board of Canvass
els have to complete their work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20
COURT oF!sPECIAL sEssIoEs-Eov. ls.-Before Jse
"A


tics OSBORN end WOOD.
Thomas j Shook WAS seen 70 staal stove asd
~oith IS the i7h OF November from the store 81
Michael Ghooy, No 7s Nssssu street. aud cent 10 To
Pertsuth v for foor months. .
Jsmes Rchs ards was caught IL the oct Of stealthiy
November from VIM Brown, No. l23 Atlantis strees Df
Np and cent 10 the P.ni,sntary for t~o nonths
jesse I'll lard stole, on the l5h Of Novemomi w.
vhfe shs and other property. worth 5 nom ,Soo =
the accused Sen. 10 tie PssitessIy for bsr months
John Scudder and John Augustus sos 90 ovs.o"ss:
,xo,,h all on n. stn of November from W 10 b@en no
Barrow The scrused hsd sppisd 70 20 ~ -
tod .na wkis ;hs Is,tr Il. nossS. s.es
William Daring, colOre1, v4 ercn " aVsy
cbs,,,y Wils &c 20 sysr and sot coin rom .ss 1919
~ sanyp.i Dowers ooorsd NO 70 fSA s..r~ ~ ."S ~
SIS on the 18th Of Novsne'i' sAa W.
Thor az Cuupipg Oh am, boy, was caught In The so
II i,,x an ,be e,h Of NOVEMBER boz Of cigars worth -
g. Jps, Hebber No. 1881 Pearl street. and was sent -
s.v mos the Court let him this Tine" threw -
80 upon the foG upon the rendion Of this
~ nd t~n ny lei. the Court vocifsrouy pr-
teeth . ssAin., the judgment upon hsf con
mon Edvxd Smith, No IS James street. discharged q
TIE reqrest OF the comp sinatt -
Bridget Flsherty stole pair OF earrings, shit
.bs wi snA other properly worth els the Sch Of Novsee
r Cstbsrne Fn-nd.hp No. 81 Oliver street part Of -
property fond on the prisoner sent 10 the Pssa'nssv
for six month.
John +. Taylor was srraigned for stealing; on a
10th Ct Novembsr. pair Of pants worth TO- -
senths- No S Thompson street Sent to the rsa''a'
six noGls. Al. a, H.
Jsmes Smith stole three shits, worth Is, no.
Henry Richards, No. IS Spring strest The scSess -
70 duervs ysrd and e shiss found tsse ss4 ~ Ne
bssdss. Sstt TO tSs Psdtsntsssy Ss i0oi nessha
Psts,ok Kane wss charged win ssseaane -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

The steam revenue cut.ei Harriet Lane. bui for
the United States Government, by VIM. Fl. Webb
wac launched from his yard foot ot Sixth street, East
River, yesterday forenoon at II O'clock. TIE launch
was in every way successful aud was Witnessed by
eeyernl Russisn aud American ofcers well quito
a number Of citizen. She was lowed to the Alsire
Works TO receive hor engines. Sho will have two in
clined engines, 42-inoh cylinders and feet stroke
There are also TO b. two fine boilers TIE weasel is
$50 feet IN length, 80 feet bean, l2 feet hold and $50
eons burden. After the sunoh the invited guests par
took of a collation. and the accomplishments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20
Acknowledgement
d" ST. NARY's Ey
,hO could forget the

Ct. W ITO ''NTI' TOT - VITO
beautiful DrA. Of this performed many snce
nv the accom- pshsd Mile Celeste for whom the piece
written which created great sensation both in ths
e0uptry Huroper Manager PvRpY has obtain copy
from 81. London agent AID ToNrGHr will present. IL 70
bis audi This vii form treat 70 the play
The powerful Dram. Of Capt Kyd" the Comedy q The
Lottery Ticker and BuIesaue Of Dutch Richard III " with
the performances Of the American AerOts" mais up the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

The following sales OF resi- estste were made yester
dsv At the Mercherts Exchange, by A. j. Bleecker,
Sen l. Co.:
f. cor lithev and l6tth st. lots varying In size, $40
each. $500,
SIS each. 1900 -, ~ ,-c,oo 40.
ith ev betw l5sth and 60th lots - III and 5OK
100 each go esch- ~ $1,000.
s. isCth st. betw 10th and 18th u O.a 5axSs each,
SIS esch - -, 80.
Obsv betw ls9th and l6oth sts lots isli and SIX
100 each $3.50 each. -. ,
s. eth betw 10th and ilthavs u lots sox9s II each
Sins each. - o,,,,o
lltb.av betw l5sth and i9h 4lots, 10 II and Sox
leo each, 6z9o escb. 49, $4,000
&e5 esclA - n,,,..
s. 10Th sy 5std and l55th sts ots All and Sk
100 eso1 $40 each. .oo.,,L
n ssthst 10th and llth.vs. 6lOt orss esch'
issthst betw 10Th and lIthsvs, 7IOa aIssl each,
each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20
SUPERIOR COURT-TRrAL TERs--Nov 10 Before Judes
BLOSSOM

This was an aoslsp to recover the amount of two
prous.ory of 81 Ooosseh In February is56 As
kif ,d defendant receipt for making lubdotns OIL" -
be composed of gallon Of oil gallon Of wste and
b.n. the Of which wer. sonsised N the re-
CENT For this receipt defendant paid Hodskins eoe b
ssh gave DOts Of Gc0 each for the be- nos
The however defendant alleged tornsd out 70 10 Il
no value defendants agent hearing hs, the nOrs wese
put into the market them OF H'dstn teilns him tsss
johnson would scount hem that be- the ssent would rs-
turn the note, ensuing The defendant however
the did The sssnt return hem and tao
present brought their amount Hotstins go
sszr,d bis interest second pssty
who assigned the plaintiff For the detens vas
that the plaintiff had not ven any M
notes did the defendant wronsfcy detan the ~
in bis possession appeared that desendanrs sseet
pu the notes Of another party TO keep for him. an
there Sss no evidence show that the obtained bs
from Hodshibs into possession OF dsfsndsnt-
The jury bIou sht in verdict for the defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20
Advertisement.
EprDprcEs' TEMPLE OF ART.

Opposite Metropolitan Hotel
r.J;as, sn,,.n,. Gentenen's entrance,
No 81 Broadway. TO 0oo DfoaawsJ'
Pts.osrsphs Hsotypes DssuereotYp<s and AmbrotYpea
Pre-, A pictures warranted satisfactory visit and exam
u.ton Of the productions 1t this magnificent establishment
respectfr Y collected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20
A CARD.

TIE Charitable Corcert for the Womau's Hospital
is deferred until Tuesday night, Nov. "a, at Mozst
Ball No 663 Broadway, opposite Bond street, in con-
sequence of there being two other musical entertain
uents for the evening hitherto named. Tickeholders
are assured that they wild lose nothing ny the delay,
a FER richer programme will be the result
Will rot the truly good Of NewYor patronizs a
charity next Tue sdsy night 9th insr which is to
provide shelter food and nursing for worthy women
who have fallen into disease snd penury and Who,
without timely aid must pass into premature grave
CAROLINE RANDOLPH STONE.
Ne,r York, Nov 10, 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

To PURIFY THE BLOOD take J. X. STAProRDs
lao, "a AR Powpsas They veJ :sressSe 70 s
Taste, sDA e sos .olss pasS s:o r 49,
One Dslss, q No, 70 ssstsss- -" '"s '" S"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20
fAdvertiemsni
n%oaJI,Ucsare at once

DISEASES OF the THROAT and LCNuS aIo ~ 49,
relieved and cured BY applying and inhaline ~,
OLIVE Tar Sold At 50 bottle a. No 10 80 r,.,I-
Weed eco, of Albany; Isaac Fowler esd .s n.nv
New Yorf; J. II. Lsid. esq, Of Tue indepena'"- ~
equally prominent persona
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

Advert sement
DYSPEPSIA, DROPsY, GRAVEL, GOVT and RHEU-
hArIsS.
WOLVES ScHEIp.M AROMATIC ScHSAPps
nde6 by The medical faculty for the above complaints
Put quart and pint bottles For sale b. oil druggists ana
s-vc-rs. UDoLPHo WOLFE, Sole Importer,
No Il Besyerst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

ACCIDENT "A boy named Thomas Cuzzins, living
at No. "A Third avenue, was knocked down and osdly
Injured by the crowd coming out OF place Of snnse-
NM in Houstor street near Mulberry, on Wednesday
night. Officer Rowe took the Lad home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

RECEIPTS OF TAxEs-Thc amount paid 10 10 the
Receiver during the past six days shows moderate
increae as compared with the payments of the previ-
ous uesk The receiDts are as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

LAST NrcHr OF THE OprRA.-Ths performances at
the Academy Of Music will cloee tonight with La
Soan0mbAld.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

Commission requesting that three officers dc do
tailed from each Ward to tho, oughly soour be city for
the William ard Water street murderers and the OIL
ctsp generally throughout the city the alert for
the Do d sssaSsins.
bank book belonging to tie deoessed, showing
deposit to his credit Of up ward of 81, 900 in the Ch
ham Bank, has been found and taken charge of by the
Coroner.
Beside this sum nearly $3.50 in bills aud gold coin
were found 10 possession Of the deceased SITTER he was
killed. ard his gold watch aud chain, which were SUP.
posed to have been etOe1 and carried of by the muir
derers have since been found in case where he kept
them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

The Cincinnati Esqxirer-sn organ of the Sham
Democracy-bas been sending out circulars to the
Po.tms,ters asking their aid in extending its sab
scripton list. Some Of the resp oDsss svincs more
truth than pOltepess- for instance the following
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-02
PEABODY'S SEEDING HATH us STRAW
BERRY PLANTS,

TNHE sub eriber having appointed D. s. WELLER, sA,
Agent sale Il tnts SUPERB sraSb berry, appl-
eAnts can supplied folio sug rates; Foe pae age
OF one roEsn 81 o, package Of 10" $40 Paekage ol
1000 fst 70. viii them Ia earth and moss. 50 that
tbev viii live properly planted ana give
plaln directions for tueir culture Orders nay DO ea-
dr.ss 10 ne At Colu abus a., my agents, }. A,
MORTON A co., NeE orleans, and u. s. hkLLEa', ga
By ca Hng At the See Of 3. s Weller, sr the pub
lie may zee elpy Of TIE and frut siso e.
tracts & Journals North and SOa sho sing the supe
rior quaes q his beTry all otbere 80 cuitvAtoo
On the reet ptiJn Of will carefully psek dozen 10
oil s< al IL TO any direction Ia the uniOn pre-
paying The postage.
b. - Weller Wi also, act my agent Tor the sale Of
nv sROLlFlC COkN. Due notice OF he pTodact weight
and yield per will be gwen when this prssen cop
Gathered CHAc. A. PEABODY
sCola9bus. Ga sept 10 imeowEd.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-02
Reason why this Machine is Universally
Preferred over All Others.

Preferred over ali UChers,
l Because it is the only Sewing Machine in
the world ever invented, so constructed as To
fully meet the demands of families for general
use.
2It is very simple and is cover liable to get
out of order.
3 Itmukesa seam which will not rip, though
every third stiJch is cut.
4 1t is not a Shuttle Machine.
1t sews with two needles, making any
engtl stitch desired.
6 IL sews from two ordinary spoOls, and
thus all trouble at winding thread is avoided;
while the same Machine can be adapted At
pleasure, by mere change of sPoos, to all
varieties Of work.
7 The same NJ Ichine runs silk or linen
thread, and common spool cotton, with equal
facility.
s Tuis Machine will sew in the sleeves of 6
coat with the same ease and facility that it
sews straight seam.
9 This Machine can be run 20 make one
thousand tive hundred stitches per minute.
10 The seams are as elastic as the most elias
tic fabric that il is free from al liability TO
break in washing, ironing or otherwise.
IL The stitches made by this machine are
more beautiful tLan any other made either by
hand or machine.
The price of these Machines At Office 10 New
York, range from S75 10 $3.50: an additional
charge of $40 only is made OF each machine
over New Hors prices al office in Nashville, 10
defray expenses ot importation, &c, 70 Nash
vile. Il. b. BROOKWAG, Sec'ys
Nashville Sewing Machile Company.
Prices s6 these Machines range fro1a
as 5 I0 3 100. da On 2o-u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-02
TIE CHEAPEST PROPERTY.
AND BEST BARGAIN.

1 Property, College Hill, Immediately opposite the
University long occupied by the late Dr. TTOost The
feet Market Street. with the same front
College The House is large and Commodious, and the
whole, ct the price offer il is great Bargain.
Caibornes' Umubus has practically moved College HI
tight in the Public Square any wanting resi-
convenient business would do well look 81 this
propety. tailon A.V. 8 LlNDSLEN.
Apr, 30, 81 BkU
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-02
NEW AND IMPORTANT

Discovery IN the Science OF medicine.
VIZ or THE sEHLs E6F on d.
PHARM AGIEN de PARIS, AND IMPEFIAL COLLEGE
OF MEDICINE, VIENNA, afixed upon each wrap
per, and around each case Of
Triesemar No. !, ,, and 3.
Thus protecting the public agsnt hit ,roEswhieh
liable the severest penalties courts Oflaw award
DR. H. A. BARROW. Member Ofthe Imperial College OF
- Vienna, and Royal College OF Surgeons London may
personally oOnsule II his residence loI Prince street
eW Of broadway New York, from II in the
morning and from Till in the evening, (sundSys
eKcepted,) unless by special appointment.
TRIEsEMAR No. l, f. the Remedy for RELAXIION,
sPERMATORRHGA and all the distressing consequences
arising abuse indiscrminate excess
hot cmstes Il has inygoraed and restored
% perfect health thousands Of the De- Who are nov
whatever may he the CAUsEL, every DISQUALIFIED
TION for MARRIAGE is ehecualy subdued by this Won
derfuI uscoyeryi
TRIESEMAR No II; completely and entirely eradieates
ali Of Gonorrh@a, both In ts mild and aggr waited
forms, elects, Strict Irritation OF e Aladder non.re
the Urine, Pains Of the LOns and Kidneys and
those disorders where CoPays aud Cub bs have long
thought andoe the ruin Of the health OF
portion OF he population.
TRIEsEMAR, No Ills the great Continental Remedy
for Syphilis and secon symptoms IL also stitues
certain for seurvey scrofula, and all impurities om
stream, altogether eradicate the virus Of
disease and never falling Remedy for that class Of dis
which unfortunately the English ply cian
Sth Mercury to the inevitable destruction OF the patients
constitution, and which al the sarsaParla in the world
TREsEMAR No l. and 8, are prepared in the form Of
lOEenge devoid OF taste SMELL end be carried in the
RascOat pocket Sold tin cases and divided separ
ate doses, administered by falpeau, Ia IMAM koux h
eed &C. &e fee 90 eaeh' or taT cases IN one lot ~
which S and in Ss cases. whereby there b saving
81 90.
special having made with various
ExPTrse the nine dollar Of TEesemar and the lArg
siEs forwarded BY DR.. BsnoW, carriage paid mms
datey receiving remittance, to part OF the world
securely packed and addressed according the Instructions
Of the writer thus securing the public genuine European
preparations, and eneetuany protesting them iron spnr-
PeTnieoue init tons. The three dollar
usual, but FREE Of carriage.
To be bad Alss from Dr. Barrow that beautifully ustTat
ed aud popu'aT work, "HUdAN FRAILTI, or PHYsIOLo-
q
the and effects the diseases above
ated With instructions fOE IheT proper and
Price = cents. sent free any address.
Address DR. BARROW, l5T Prince Street, (feW blocks
vest % BroadWay1 NeW York. nov5-IydV.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-02
BAGS! BAGS! BAGS:,
AT THE
Corn Exchange Bag ManufactOry,
1875 & 1917 Broad steet, Ny.

NOW ready for the FALL TRADE cheap for cash
10000 new Blu. GRAIN BAGS,
IS 900 SECOND HAND Q and s Blu in PRIME ORDER.
81 900 SEAMLESS BAGS Of all the various kinds.
MILLERS' BAGS
n u, and 1-16 bb Bags desiguel expressly their
Trade. and uact from Premium Glazed Cloth,
(warran.ed to fJ Flour.) This is a a-tice
caL the particular attention Of Mlers and Flou.
Dealers.
ALTA 9ToRIEs supplied with Bags all Sizes de igned
expressly fIr
az All orders executed with neatness and dispatch "A
aug3l-3m. V. B. E. CLARK PIoprie tor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-02
THE WATSON $40
SEWING MACHINE,

a BOUT the 20th daY OF Augut 1s 6. I employ ed
Il ~ dessrz Watts Wooster Co.. couposed OF Wu1.
Z. watson Morris Kn gh, and George e. Wooster, to
anuiactore Sew ng Machines which the
lI>on Ten Ddltr Sewing Machine" That thereafter
notice from the counsel Of B. Potter and n.
"heelers mentioned in the annexed copy Of inj pncOn
ioorTofng that these Machines infTine
upon Letters Patent hich they owned, that suits
Wold he ns uted against unless should otherwise
settle with them. This notice nded 10 Mr. Wooster
one OF ny er1poyeTs
then made Investigations the facts and
found that inc, belle e. infringe
ment of said Patent and inform said Watson that such
Was my opinion,
sub-eq emily suit commenced agaiest by said
Potter aud Wheeler and imme :i4tey thereafG
formed Nr. watson, aad Iested him cIarge
the defence OF the same and he refused II So
then toll nj that would have rorhin. With
IT, and then ceased make The Machines aud tie in
iunct cbpy OF which hereto l. was Issued
and erved uoon me. JOEL CHASE.
DaIef Ne Yu-k, February 4 tn, 1857
IA presence Of NILES B. AsDaus
do hereoy certify above statement subscr{ed
oy me-, Is corre;t aud true JOEL CHASE.