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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

T.. H. LUDLOW, Auctioneer.
CUPREME COURT-Reterees ssle On MON
- DAY Sept "a 1851 at u O'Clock at the Merchants IN.
char e. Of the estate Of ID. S. Mills deceased
NEW YoRr-Four Lot, northwest corner OF Sdsv snd liz
ST., II 5xlOe feet deep
BRooxLyS-Nc Ia North 4h ST., being Gore 50 feet fos
aud | rear, and 10 feet deep.
NEwrowN-The Farm At Middle vill,se miles from WI.
amsbursh and lying both sides of the turnpike TO Jam
containing l6 Salt Meadow Flushing Greek co
tanning so Woodland the turnpike between as
fern and Jamaica continuing The farm will Be soi
parcels TO ~ On the largest parcel double
story House. large Barn. Cattle Sheds Carriage and
Houses and stone Stable with stalls for 100 The par
GELS are mostly substantial fence The land s Of SeN
quality and suitable for gardeners Title nd.putibe fr
psrtcnars apply TO JESSE SMITH Retire., No. ~ Wal.
st. or CHAS Ii. HART Plaintiff Attorney, No Wau-st
and for maps to the Auctioneer No. Il Pine.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

DUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE, Nos. 262,
IL s64 and So Msei.ous. Newforh-rhs next Academic
vrsr a til. Institution will commence MONDAY. Sept
a. l25T -. a,
m, Trus.ees have the pleasure 10 announce that Mr..
CHARLES H. GARDNER late Of the Cisvers.k Institute,
las been sppoed Principal in he place OF the Rev D. &
Van Norman, resigned . -, -,
sone cbeage, for the better Classification OF thu Pupils have
been made which sad stables pursued aud tine charles
f itou rferenc. had 20 the lat sunus Circular,
10 be procured AZ h. Institute aud any further iasoru
nav BE- had the Undersigned, who compose the Board Of
Pp, are and from the Institute at small sd
non "a charge. The Rev JOHN " kREBs, d. D., Prsst
J. ". c. LEVERIDGE. Secretary.
L d. BROWN, Treasurer
rosyPH HOME JOHN GRAY.
THOMPSON PRICE, 0EO 81 CLEAhMAN
lac " HOLMES SAMUEL MGLLBANK,
IaWyS HORN BENZ. W. CLAP.
navfn r KEELER SAMUEL RAYN0R
gH0S WILLIAMS H. Wn. b HINNAS
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GROCERY STORE for SALE.-The STOCK
~ and FIXTURES of Store Of 4h'ay and 22dst,
together with the LEASE for term OF yesrs For particulars
inquire On tue p''N'''' VI ~ '' s. D BELLOWS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

DY BANGS, BROTHER Il Co,-Trsde Ssk
- Rooms No. IS Park row.
FRiDAY Sc pit. H. and following days
TRADE SALE or BOOKS STATIONERY, Sc- eassa.sx
The particular attention OF the Trade 10 invited To ~
ard valuable IL voice of ,
FINE and SUPERFINE PAPERS TO be sod % mon.
DAY Sept H. It 0'elock m, at the Auction Roo0t
The casosu. of this sale which embrace. .atse ed 49,
Ave invoices Of BOOKS, STATIONERY, &o-, - pou -
viii be sent 70 any address in the Trade upon syp,
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WILLIAM +. HAWS, Branch Of l.. C. Root,
w Anthony Co.. sTATloNER and BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTURER, No S95 Canal ST., Of Thompson.
livery description Account Books for Banks Insurance aud
Railroad Ofces aud Merchants made 10 order ruled bound
TO any pattern Engraving, LthogrApng aud Printing
suteG superior full assortment OF Staple and
Fancy Stationery.
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Russell w. wtsrcorr, Auctioteer.

RtsssLL ". WfsTcoTT, Auctioteef.
large SALE Of ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
IL FURNITURE sp cDdid Rosewood PiANo.foRfE, /. !.
TOMORROW Saturday, st 10 oeio's comprising tie ,nis
Furniture &C. contained L. the house No iSz Wet daa
betue, nh and shaw The house costly sad beautfs
furnished in Rosewood Oak and Msho-sny Painting Sts
sry rch Chins Cut esss SEverware. &c. all Of which mi
perem ptory sold Catalogues St house. For fah pacua
see Herald and Times.
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Gonses ano farms r)anteo.
Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE, cheap, the neat three-story brick
Il STORE and DWELLING HOUSE, No. l63 Hsmnondst
between West Washington. The lot i. x75 For terms
further particulars Inquire OF J. o. HALSTED, No.
NAsau.st,
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ITO PUBLISHERS and PRINTERS-Any gen.
tleman who may desire engage In the PRINTING and
PUBLISHING BUSINESS 10 thriving young city. delight.
fully and Heyanageouy situated In of the Southern
Sses bear OF opportunity Of making profitable
Investment III establishment enjoying fine patronage and
pGbshrs three Weekly Newspapers two political and
f-gious) also Monthly Medical Jouns and having
nec,ed with extensive JOB Oee aud BndeTy For fur
thsT information address Pl BLSHERS once care oil
NJ. Petttngi a CO.. No. llq Nassau.s 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

TOR SALE-MACHINE and LOCOMOTIVE
l. SHOP, 2ssx6o, brick FORGE and BOILER SHOP,
25ix5o, brick; CAR SHOP, 2Sx4o woods FCUNDERf,
S6x wood together with the most perfect set OF Toos and
machinery be found any shop the country situated
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, at the junction OF the
7ermopt Central Psssumpsc and Northern IN 10 Railroads
Also ten DWELLIEGH0USES may be had with the Shops,
desred The above viii be sold very cheap aud long time
or payments given. Address at White River Junction VII
" N 3 SAE4ORb
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All Of whose lave been pupils from One Term % 81
Years Pupils received az the Commencement as well as al
advanced periods Of their Students from abroad
suitable boarding places in the vicinity OF the Institute
which parents are invited TO visit at their discretion and
venience.
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Chances for Dnsii,ess Hlen.

DOCK BUSINESS.-The STOCK of a we'll
- established country Store with privilege of sales Rail
road Trains annual sales $1,000 to u 00v cash pur
cIaser will find good bargain. Address BOOK BUSINESS
Gaze Of GEO A. LEANITT 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11
Hlarbinerr, &e

COTTON MACHINERY for SALE.-Il0 4
" LOOMS, with the PREPARATION Machinery, mnsh OF u
nearly Inquire AZ % Courlsndt of 5 B. sCH'iNCk
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ID NJ W. RE D + l. ID ;
formerly Bernard K Rsdfefs).
FRENCH, SPANISH: ENGLISH and CLASSICAL "A. =,
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG GENTLEMEN,
No I3 ID sv., corner S. Marks place.
The eleventh Academic year Of this Insti,ution win com
81 on.r..iou C.ropafs may obtained the School
Nes.Is. II. I. kIHRSTED A SON
No. 522 BroadwaJ.
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Go hDbom it man Concern.

OFFICE RECEIVER or TAXES,
New Court House So Chambersst New York Sept 1857
NOTICE is hereby given that the Tax Books will
IN delivered into my hands ready for payment the 7h
September beg leave the same time TO impress upon the
minds Of firm determination to adhere to the
established rules my office p receiving envelopes contain
ing checks moneys for the payment Of taxes.
Office hours from g. IN till Up
No moneys received after O'clock
WILSON SMALL, Receiver Of Taxes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

COUTH BROOKLYN CLASSICAL and COM
~ WFRCIAL ACADEMY No ass Coarts,. second door
moth from President, vii REOPEN on MONDAY seOt
A. B. RICHARDSON. A. 81. PnncipaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

POLICEMEN PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
i Those 81 10 WATER BOOTS ready for your In.
spection OF JONES'S No. 10 Ann at
TITO THE PUBLIC-W. S. ROWLAND having
contracted debts in name csution the public against
: him. ~ he has not been in empty since July l.
SHETLAND PRATT Co., Chicago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

Tor SALE-A handsome country RESIDENCE
Rye, within FIVE nuues' walk Of the depot House con-
rocm Kitchen and Laundry beside Cellar convenient Car
house and Stable with five stalls and about six OF
land Price s 10 6OO less with less land. Also smaller
Cottage with eight Rooms distance from depot both eli
eiD.y located Price 81 600. Terms easy. Apply to
C. T. CROMWELL No i9 Wiian.st. ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

L N G y f S for S A l. -
~ Two OSCILLATING ESGtNES. about twelve horse
and made the best for sale cheap Inquire
at No 1Gt BIZ .dvaY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

11oI-NT wAsUIyGToN COLLEGIATE IN

wi sTITtTE o. Washing .lma5r no 10 "a L.,
oorper of ST.. dougsl.t opens o. AohpAi' seP'' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

DEV. D. CYAN NORMAN, A. N. late Pm
IN cpal OF Rr,sers Female Institute vii % w open
RolRI5ING and DAY SCHOOL for YoUNG.LAOIEs,a No
~ l4sh Union s9ssre on re 80 Se
3iON Le attention IL invited to hs PROSPECTUS 70 b
Ia 40 The SCHOOL OF hY sddressinf the PEINCIPAk
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CAFE and profitable INVESTMENTS, and
~ much saved COO oil or bali time will buy,
average one Of twenty eight BUILDING LOTS within
eight adjoining lots of ordinary ze Us by 100 fe payment
half cash. bali mortgage; built upon the entire amount may
remain mortgage Title perfect unincumbered aud warranty
deeds given The lots situated elevated level oundveJ
healthy and command most beautiful view for many miles
around Pisnked sidewalks and ornamental hue ths
directs Ferry boats and stages fifteen minutes fare
for both y cents very low Apply 20 j. H. BONN sole
proprietor No 2s Broadway Barclsyst Sd door,
No 49,, between and o'clock
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-20
MP. BUcHANAN VS.. WALKER.

MR.. BUCHANAN VS.. WALKER.
Mr.. BUcHAxANs letter, in which he defines the
policv Of the Administration in reference to Kansas
we are gladto see, meets the general appreciation Of
the democratic press. The Lynchburg Republican
which has been distinguished among the firm and
consistent opponents of Gov. Walkers high handed
usurpations, receives with marked satisfaction the
sentiments of the President. It says:
oThe Know Nothing press have insisted upon it.,
that President Buchanan was responsible for GOV
Walkers Kansas policy, aud the one could not be
consistently denounced without criHination Of the
other And it must be confessed that this cunning
preext Of the Opposition to aim fatal stab at the
Administration, received some credenee from the
Of certain Democratic journals in the South,
which too hastily attempted to sgnalize their sub
serveney to federal power and afterwards to vindi-
cate their consistency, by identifying Walker with
the President.
- But this game of the enemy is effectualy block
ed. Mr. Buchanan comes out in the able aud pat
riotic letter which we publish this morning, and
procaims doctrines dramatically opposed to those
pr5mu ged by Walkerin Kansas, and precisely those
aed bv the true Democracy OF the South.
Walkers doctrine that the - agho,e Peopte
should vote, regardless of all legal qualification
Mr. Luchanaus doctrine IS that the whole people
| sl1ll not vote but ouly those qualified by law
Walker maintained that every ''inhabitant in
the Territory TINS present fall, should vote" Mr.
Buchanan declares that previous residence should
be required and that none shall vote except those
who may be qualified under the provisions OF the
/ constitution.
Walker declared, in another part of his Topeka
speech that if the Convention did not submit the
constitution 10 voteof the whole people, 1t should
and would be rejected by Congress. Nlr Buchanan
says no such thing bat leaves the whole question Il
! ne determined by the Convention, which alone ha:
| the power to act in the premises. He makes NJ
threaJs nor offers any bribes but declares that h
| laws shall be faithfully executed
| This is all The most ultra Southerner can ask
and. that Mr. Buchanan will be true TO his word, VI
| nave not the shadow of doubt"
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965,OI5

Total axpors-foreign aud domesic....562, $40, Ia
This shows an excess of exports over imports OF
about Two millions, II is true that the exports Of
specie largely exceed the imports of specie, and
llat the imports Of merchandise are apparently in
excess Of the exports. But since the discovery Of
oId in California the products of the mines Of that
State may as fairly and legitimately be classed
among the products of the industry of the country
as The iron and coal Of Pennsylvania or the copper
OF Tennessee and Lake superior Oar exports OF
merchandise, TOO, are estimated At The value they
bear at the place OF export: whereas they are vast
increased in value when they reach they place of
ale. There Is no doubt that the S275, 000,000 Of
l,mcstics merchandise exported more than paid tor
The $500 600 600 o. foreign merchandise imported,
bearing handsome 'balauca Of trade in our favor.
There is not only then in this statement nothing
10 show ovcr-teading with foreign countries ba, q
sound state of trade is exhibited. And yet we are
said to bein the midst of monetary crisis. Stock
to5bers are failing, banks are suspending, and a
general jar in our financial system is elt throughout
the country.
The philosophy Of all this is difficult to compre-
bend j. is ey;Iautthat it does not result from any
national causes; and we cannot doubt that the sale
of be present abundant crop can fail to relieve the
present pressure
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NEW PUBLICATIONS


W T. BERRY co have just received COLLECTION
OF REMARKABLE CASEs IN SURGERY. Selected and
arranged from American and Foreign Journals By
Prof. PAUL P. Eve,
Royal octave s5s e. 50
In this volume presented in ea steal fo-m. the
history, and the results more than sisn
hundred cases. hibng every variety ofiniury and many
the forms anomalous disease with which the surgeon
would be likely Many Of the here recorded
have occurred at intervals long Instant different eoun-
tries, under different surgeons. Hence volume
obviaes the necessity Of labOhous 10 the
ehaussss series volumes Of the various journals by
the practitioner who seeking the exUeeues Of others
in unusual cases; and may here lily ind examples
for which he weuld the books in vain. He
furnished in foe with Encyclopedia Of Practical Sur
gerry which, amer havog examined it is thOrgh he
would be willing dspsrss with than with bis
dictionary. septl6
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D.s..n aA'A-tN.
For eve long months and more The public aas been
kept 10 30 continual STATE OF excitement respecting
tr' r.st..ou OF tie gold snuh box. arang .2e ma
nv. .---.s,a9 clalmanfs for this prrZr OBJ .r-ya,ry
and rd. daring, the difficulty in awarding it 70 t.e
-brsvest OF Tie brave sorely perFlezeo '.e COM
Iafec. aud resulted il much acrImony and ".ss.,s-
faction The public, through lhe columns OF Tie
Herald. are already familiar With ali she Interesting
and ,rri.7- c.gerIa-t auces which led 90 tins state
Of public feeling. arousnz personal Jealousy Ht Tie
award 10 Col Dycsmau, with SIS much lrIIla'.e r.
varrv IA followed Inc award o. the % Zen alfi.
hv the -4uled Fallas Yesterday mornlag 1ae GOA
b.z with Its clrI1r Andrew Jackson, -s9 ara ID.
di--.tur,.a C1pucilman, Valentine arrived in Tins
chs: ann! sursuuee 70 Geographic couS anja .igls
Alderman Noueghau, cbsIman Of tba comm e.
Ei.a several Others, proceeded TO tae Zoo. q 1-.
street 20 receive their guest. J. was g.s'
o'clock when the boat arrived at the does. = W
yes were in waiting, and cordial welcome was gFeI
20 Nv Jackson
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YOUR NAME.
By MISS MAGGIE c. HIaDY.

The honey bees are humming it
Among the clover sweet
1t trembles in the southern wind
ThatFipples Ger the wheat,
It steals to me through pleasant son 70,
It comes with bridal bells,
And is as fell of music as
- The ocean is of shells. 1l
In silver letters On the sky,
Away above the sea,
The clouds, so busy al the day,
Are braiding it for me.
see it in each drop of dew
That Like diamond shines;
The iris writes it through the rain,
In many cOlored lines.
tits the spell that makes the hour,
Run golden in the spring;
It's in the notes love so we'll
To hear the wild bird sing.
In starlight and summer flowers
It's all the same, the same,
The music that my heart beats to,
Is that enchanted name
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-20

FRosr-The cod snap Of last Monday and Tues
dav. Che h and s.l inst seems 10 have s.ga'ea
over very large part os the country. We near o..
frosts in all the New England States IN he" = O. tr
Pennsylvania, Michigan, Maryland and Virginia.
In some parts of New England material 1nl1.- .
done TO the crop, and on other crops DE e s-s
- The frost were plainly visible The Mauchcs' er
N H. Mirror says 3. the frost on Monday night
va, Noticeable in every part of the state.-h. J
.SG-.5sg At Commerce
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Cloth, So; Law Binding, 81 50.
OPINIONS OF The PRESS,


This work will bring 70 the attention OF the present gen
GRAFTON multitude of things connected with the govern
men which have long lain in forgsulness-NsV York In
dependent
This work will prove OF immense value TO public men
sDdtO Every American citizen who aims know the civil
history Of his CountryNo York Courier and enquirer
Col Bentons Qualifications for this task no one die
pute His name upon the title page at once inspires conf
dence in its and aith its imparsiaty and
tire fathfulDess.-B0stoH TraUeIsr.
tits surprising see how many the subjects which
still before discussed By the fathers in the very
infancy ofthe confederation. We shall welcome each
volume Of this work very valuable addition TO
the history of the country Daily sdssrtiss-
The Arrangement Debates Congress- by NJ Ben
ton, made with much and ezceIlenl judgmsa,.
This work Will form amos complete history Of The Unite
the adoption Of the federal constitution AMI
will be an invaluable work Of reference Mes York Com
msreiaI.
The theory institutions, the and working
the various parts be correctly understood BY those who
viii be trouble study and the Of this infor
nation will be- in these Debates, within the reach 81 every
citizen The indexes end OF voHme render IL
easy any particular subject. -BEalO AissTtissr
An enterprise ike this so Interesting invaluable and
tiona deserves the ample encouragement The Al
thor says 10 his precs that wors will be 10 hu labor
and Of pride, rssuenz the patriotic deah-noo one
skipped and each 10 his place. with the best Of his works IN
This abrdgemeat considering iaestmabe value Of ths
Debates as complete political history Of the countr forms
treasury knowledge which should possessed by every
citizen who afford Jand there ewwno are moi able
coming out, will, seraly C0Ezaerai BullsiiH st
| Orleans
This abrdgement is not be restricted TO the speeches II
celebrated but viii extend the business men, and
to the anest speakers who spoke u give tnforma
subjects Of surviving interest Daily PieayHs sa
| ORLEANS.
By these Debates we ind the first business RtCducedinc
House Of Representatives. Asr the iuaueurauon was
bill TO collect Duties Imports and curious and inter-
ssng of the debate that speaker seemed
regard protection Of home industry one OF the OBJ
ects TO be emoacsd Of project TOR
raising We shall probably receive TIE Assem- Of
every reader in saying that living person combines
of the qualities necessary for the proper execution Of
this work the Senator who has undertaken
| lt-Nai1Hal IatslligsHesr Washington.
ESE- Subscriptions received by
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IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.


We copy the following statement from the Wash
ingtor Union, Of the l2!h inst:
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF THE UNITED STATES FOR
TIE LAST Fiscal YEAR.-We have prepared with
great care, from an official source, the subjoined
statement exhibiting the value Of foreign merchan-
disc imported into, and exported from, the United
states during the fiscal year ending June3O, 1885,
also, the value eff domestic produce exported during
the same period:
impoTts-SpecIe.. 4Gl 799
free goOdS... .'....... ..-....-.. 80 30 90
Uutla Die .,.... ...''.-5f +, lou, oo9
Total................... ...,.........360 500 l41
Foreign EPorts-SPecie..... O5S $50
Free 3l3, S62
Dutiable. ,59l, G47
lULdls.s... .'.u yyf'o' "
Domestic ezports-Specie..... ,@52
Merchandise. ........2IS s, 800, 70
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w. T. BERRY & Co, have Just received MOSS-SlDB,
by Marion Harand, author of Alone" and The Hidden
Path
Nothing need be said awaken an interest book
by this charming auhores Poryseven thousand copies OF
her Alone and Hidden Path have been sold BY her
American Publishers, and demand is at present
slant regular In Europe thsy with
still greer other American uthoress has yet
been honOred by Republication Lepsic edition Of
standard American Those wFo have seen the ad
vance sheets Of MOSSIDB unite in the opinion that it 10
superior MariOa Haaud's form productions in
interest," style and pOpuaraet il fun incidents Of
exciting nature while the plot is better and syssma
eally arranged
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S100 Reward

> = - - .EAG W SEps
4 UUTCHNAN, watch maker By trade, came to nay
a Stables hired Of bay bob tail horse and top
buggy. Ib nOr-e deeJ bay fIll sixteen hands high
with % Whit upon him except small white in the
OVebrad. The horse Is low in The buggy halt
box Is up high, body painted black, and the
ming aud ainted col ard striped. The
above reward viii be pail fer OF the man, horse
and buggy, 5 Information that lead the
recovery Of he property.
H. n. HAMMER.
sept l6-ddZwlW Sewanee Stables, Frunt street.
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Hoe CHnERA.-We published recently a short
u-ta from Messrs. W. & l. Mansur. pork packers Of
Lis city, IN which they stated that they had iDior
Iaaricn Of q reliable kind that the feeding o. new
corn had, in several cases, stopped the progress Of
tho shove fearful maady. Farmers are losing Zoo
much bv the epidemic to disregard any suggestion
Tor i.s a.Ievaton. We trust they win try the corn
experiment for it is easy, cheap and ready. If it
should fail they try the following, which Is said
by the Evansville Journal to have been successfully
used in Perry county:
A farmer in Perry county publishes a remedy
which he says is aGectuaL lie throws the suffering
pig upon his back, opens his mouth, and applies
small quantity Of tar to the roots of the animals
tongue He ProuounCes it certain cure.-Lpdiaaa-
polls Jouraal
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-20

THOSE wishing to engage in the Tanning business can
rave aOpd opportunity by purchasing my tan Yard
u is located within thrse hundr-d Of the public square
containing "a Of ground with story frame shop
beam hou g, BE- shed and Al The location is good
tor procuring hides there being but few Yards county
and none nearer than eght mIiss. will the stock In
the yard deired liberal credit will given required
- WA. COWAN.
shebyviIle, Tenn, Sept. 70 vet.
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Tan Ward for Sale

WANTED BABLA.
WISH to hire a Wet Nurse, for which I viii pay a lib
L eral price. sep y ". L. BOYD
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FEW ngle gentlemen can be comfortably accommo-
n dated win BOaTd and Lodging by
MRS LOOMS.
sept I4-Tm S. SqurH Eumr .er Straef
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L,ns FOR THE UNITED SrArEs.-Tha Panama
Star o. the 10Th ujG, says, N. Eugene a.hen, the
French ra.arslisj, who lately proaweda number of
.la- I'M Peru and Ecuador, for the Spanish Govern
.ent, will we understand, arrive here from ouaga-
.aI Dry heu next steamer, with large mum rer ct
neso amin u.s. which ii is intended to introduce inc
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