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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

NIvrTErsrH wARD-At an almost spontaneous
meeting Of the voters Of the Nineteenth Ward held a.
The spacious rooms ct Sixtyfourh street. James Mon
roe. esq. was called upon 20 preside. Capt. Monroe,
in q few brief remarks, opened the meeting. Gen
Cushing being present loudly called for, aud ad-
dressed the meeting, calling down such cheers as
workingmen only can give.
Afer which the meeting was addressed by Charles
G. Much, who spoke of himself as q workipema and
made some happy alusons Nc to the candidate Horace
+. Clark. lie succeeded by DIR. c. A. Peck and
Horace Greeley. Alterward Mr.. james McMaster, si
tor Of Tie Frtemans Jorrnal, spoke with much
effect. During his speech the Workiog'nens Club of
the Nineteenth Wsrd, some 500 strong. came up with
banner and music. Such Il scene Of enthusiasm as
then occurred is seldom witnessed.
The wing resolutions were adopted:
Rcssred That noble and depcndent stand taken y the
Hon Horace r. Clark hrous shou the last session Of the United
States Congress s,4ns; the objectionable iuquty attempted
won the people Of kanss the inuumrsoe viAnous
schemes ting public treasury for partisan purposes
cordial approval and ~ do here
fore hereby pledge npkOh and sustain ch nsy
Independence aId 20 him Triumphant retuf ~ seat
IN the IeNt Congress. -.
Re.ored That in assuming dictate in sny edde
In our domestic politics Mr. Buchanan drceuds 10 the platform
Of the dengoue his high position aid cats Eedtc
tcr uIcn the Intelligence Of the eope that tley are enry
uuab- th-lnsye believe tho. leh conduct
should not oLy be resisted but condemned.
The meeting adjourned with nne cheers for Horace
Greeley, ncMaster and Horace +. Clark.
Clarks election ID
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
UNION CITY TICKET.

Fc, Sheriff ,is,.................W WILLIAM II ALBERTSOT
For County Clerk WILLIAM S. DAWSON
For Svpetisor...............1H LITTLE
70, JpSo. Supreme Court. BENJAMIN w. B0SSEY.i
For District. Attorney. ...,....RUFUS Y. ANDREWS.
JAMES 5. SCOFtELD,
For oyCorocey,.....,.,,...... CHARLES RIDDLE,
SAMUEL n ALL,
MARTINUS A. VAN LlEN
Dist. For M'nJers Of Congress.
l. Suffolk Queens. 0r....,.... LUTHER C. CARTER.
ii. Ryookly~ foidl ............JAMFS HUMPHREY
" 4ia, 6ta, loih, l4n Hards.. OWEN W. BRENNAN
V. 7h, l3M Wayds Wm'sJuygh.PHILlP HAMILTON
VI. I'M, ssth, 17h Wdyds..... ROBERT H. MCURDY
VII. on, lGh, Th HGyds...... GEORGE BRIGGS
VIII. lgh Herd and all abore. HORACE Y. CLARK.
TX. Westeherer Se...............JOHN B..HASKiH
IL Election nc II Tuesdknx. Nov. =.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

The Seventh Ward Republican Association held a
very interesting meeting last evening" at Botanic Hall,
in East Broadway. Ex-senator Wilson Of Michigan
was present. and made very able speech in reference
to National and State politics. His remarks ELECTED
the most enthusiastic applause. Mr.. George Terwii.
Tiger, member OF the Association, also delivered "a
energetic speech reviewing the acts Of President Bu
chanan in relation TO Kansas and urging the Repub-
cans TO put their shoulders to the wheel in behalf of
our Stste, County and Assembly nominees. The Ex-
ecuve Committee Of the Seventh Wsrd have fully
organized their Districts and will be prepared for the
contest at the ballot-box on Tuesday morning. THE
Committee will be in session Monday evening, at
their headquarters st Botanic Hall, No. 6s East
Broadway where full supply Of tickets may be OBJ
tanned by the friends of the cause
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

TENTH WARD AsrI-LrcoMPToS MEETIsG.-A large
and spirited meeting was held last evening at Runk
Hotel No. pa Grand street. Of the electors OF the
Tenth Ward, who opposed to the corruption exist
ing in all branches Of the City Government under the
Democratic rule. A band Of music was n attendance,
and during the evening plsyed appropriate airs Ed
ward A. Fraser WA selected as chairman. Speeches
were delivered by wv Waterbury. Cornelius Corson
of Tie Express newspaper, DR.. Waterman, II. =.
Smith, ard others. The entire Opposition county
ticket was unanimously ratified.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

che, rs.ons-f sppc,i,o your rrsAsa fo- sfi y /.
s. :; q, s-4 WI rEcs. r:. s s'
The .ffice-hodess Of the Present corrupt Admins
,rson have hitherto been guilty of desperate tnoss
to uphold their rstrcs james Bachsnsn bal the idea
Of turning Post Oce already too sasN fcf Tho pur-
pc-es OF its legitimate t,sness INTO pcs"g-beeth !"
nsr The sole merit of s,ch Brilliant derigc bcsongs
TO eur worthy pe-tna.,er, U,llss- H. Ptsk. Acting
unier ,he double stimulus Il hmi,e4 means and
limit, vaDiy Pcsk, for log time. sought the lu-
srsriyo seice of Postmaster. snd fuIliy obtained 70
through tie irfuenc, of Tayls~; and, TO sho~ his
gratis uGe he is wiling not only TO lose sigA o
hi. official iutes but to bring rihcule s,d coatemp<
on his CT srsster a. private cisHen. TIE perscesf
sppesl cr she ground u rcgari fs, me- Peck hes
excited COED deal Of merrmen. among shoss to
whom 4, hss been addressed, and some remxks sos
over supplementary to the authors nr'iesiy.
But NJ. Pecs's selfabssement does not stop here.
He has added .reschsry and cowsrice to his other
c!es For nssesd Of placing the namr Of his ps,roa
OF the Bradley or "rguar ticket slo,c, he ha, also
placed it on the Republican and American tickets. and
IN such position that many not ovet-eauticns per-
s"rs d,siroWs OF ading the-elect.on OF or sndidAs
Mr. HUM bey, While voting the American or Repubt-
can State ticket, may be eniraped into sidiug AMI
sbettipg the election of tie slave driver. T.yior.
Wien so-csllcd respectable men, aud ofieehoiers d
tlst can SO openly and unbshipgy perpetra,e such
fraud, what may no, be expected from the hsrgers-oa
at the Navy Yard and venders of bad nun who forn
so large portion of Mr. Taylor's admirers. Win tho
friends OF Freedo in the Hi Congressional District
look to ,Lis ard that they not deirsuded Of
their votes on Tuesday next.
B,usslpn, Oct - 1853
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

ss co.e ior your consideration and scton q. the c"nns
election the Cousrvssionsl baliotA
resident of Brooklyn. having prae IN her posss
the rsrk Of Third City 10 tue tni0u wisa 49,,
Of suitable tuiidApa or PostOce pa.poseA A9oa. VI r
step took sheY takrs charge Of tbs Oee va 70
H. C. tie eeost procure for spPropr'sssa s. 80.
lsse to that wou. Fsee ou, ~ as
6.d in r.nr on ses do. to aid IN rvt1fnns "a, ~.
q, erse Tsysoyi win i1Sck yow uaec<1&ssA.S " ~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-08

,se IN nr;ee as hpshed commodities are cheapeEed;
th,t r}yiIiSston sioEli advance with the advance IN
,he n,;ce Of those materials and that civilization
oai9 exhibit itself the form Of increased power OF
comb;nstjop increased development Of individuality,
;rcreneed senfe Of responsibility and increased lower
90 ,rcrress Thus far The policy Of the Union NJ we
hive seen. has tended in an opposite direction
iowsrd essening steadily the price of food; and az
such progress tends inevitably toward barbarsm It IL
dnary Generalization now rapidly in progress. In
another letter. Mr.. President, propose 10 show that
the facts in regard TO the great staple of the South
are precisely the same a. those above described.
Yours, very respectflly, HENRY 1. IAlsbi'
plladdptid, January 4 IsB.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
WRECK or SHIP srRAwrosr.

WRECK OF SHIP sTRAHroBF
The storm, when il commenced blew with grss,
violence in the bay, and saised a very heavy sea,
which Is It'll fosmDg along the south shore. On
Tuesday night the ship Seramp9re, Captain Stone,
rom New-Orleans bound 10 this port, ran into the
bay with a Fading wind under easy sail, and whe7
he snow storm set in next morning, anchored near
he MlDOis. A. the weather was very sqnaly, s5s
dragged her anchors rapidly that the captain and
crew compelled TO abandon her in order 10
heir lives before she became prey 10 the breakers
under her lee. The crew landed 10 safety, but Ia.
captains b Dds were badly irost-bitten The Marine
Telegraph reported before sunset that the ship la
dliied ashore Black Ledge, near the VI no. House
that the was making fair breach over her, aud
that she was breaking up rapidly. Whether her
na-ts were cut away before >he went ashore, ars
not informed Her cargo consists OF 740 bales cotton
$50 barrels Hour, J barrels mOlssses, 100 tierce.
sllOw 2G hogsheads tobacco 1000 pi Iced 100 bd.,
hides 200 loose hides and 900 slaves which, we un-
dcrs and, are covered by insurance.
The vessel herself j.. 100 tuns about twelve year.
old, and is partially injured in the New Englsnd
Office. She Is owned by Mathew Cobb, esq, OF this
citV.
The Marine Station at North Coha-set reports that
hye cabin or state-room doors berthb0ards curtains
eulk-heads, and other cabin furniture, were picked
up the north side of Nantasket Beach, on Wedne
dsy morning supposed to have belonged 10 some
-el which had founded on Coha-set rocks during the
gale. This suppostOn, however, We hope viii prove
incorrect.
The schooner Independence, from Rocksnd for
New-l ork, went ashore WeAeet on the 9TH, and
together with her sails rigging ard spais wac sold on
the 9Th for So. Boston Jonvpsl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-08

~rr,.)xes toward ceptTahlstion and Slavery, win
Aer attendant demorsiiz atiOn. For futher iactS IN
sersrce 70 this great question must, however, refer
yen 20 snother letter. ,nrv
Yours. with fTest re'pect, HsNhf I 'ANHi'
Yhi.a<tlpha, Jan. !, lEG.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-29

I'VE have the best assortment Of Table IAn
w Napkins, Doyle's Towels, and TOweling Go
ever offered and at lower prices
apr24-u ". A. -. G. MCCLELLAN
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New hemsdie- 1a,sdt and Quick Cures
The Great English Remedy.
Thorn's Compound Extract ~
C0paiba and Sara ma riIIa

I)isrE7is Advantages not enjoyed By any other med
hine ter ule cure of sexual Diseases which mus.
with euiightened public render n ass,rsti,, h,,.
PoPviAr and drzderatum long sought for M The med
ice world IL heeds no confinement OF Change az ssrf
less, and causes unpleasant seusatlon t ths .,s
nAs acquired The utmost fame In almost everv uar
u Lifol.,y ~ has been examined, approved o. ant
sAnenonsa of me faculty. 81 medrlue and
aea ~ bs nl.st enlneut % the professon Prerare(
by . " itiVkN, Chenisi, London, and fBr s,le
sIs.-s.ie AID retail BY JoHx A. TAkRAsr 90 Agent
foz The Unitsd States rs frvepxch x,T..t N. :. 49,,
As tne above valuable preparation has been exten
ssess eountarfeiisd BY unprinepled parties In ~
Sh1d states the pfoprlctor has adol ted a. prerz,
uon against impostion % consumers label AZ ,~hirl
ths foiio~ ing = fac slmie, ana which VII be foun<
oafnt ~ upon the bottom of each pa ~ the e~n.s-
intended for kaie The Tuned slafes Canaa.s rrr,-l
provinces, wess hdies and soutb Amsriea
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CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS

An CsAtt.. shs4slnfs Iiil=ss
and Linens, all qualities, Table Damask Towels, q,
kIns, &c., &c.
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MisfellaneOns.
Safely, Utility and Beauty.
New England Trace Coupling Company.
State Rights for Sale.

VTTE are now exhibiting this desirable invention TO
w the pubic. The Patent Trace Coupling IS an ar
tcls which only - be - be appreciated,
li!d universally ped. By TINS Coupling the Trace
Is attached whliIctrcr tnstahLdneottSiy udt0M
sotfiJlg tie hdscaaIsO be disconnected by GcctdeRt
is sir0n,er ana 1or d1Tcttet then any Os, tic auent
now II, use and makes what Is So desirable il Ane
Carriage, eDcell,nt finish.
The Co ap!ugs are manufactured of different matri-
ais from te common unISh the finest Sitoer plate
and can be supplied 0tUeT cO than anything that
used for that purpose leaving margin Tor an La-
profit ANY person with moderate eapilal c"n
soon real re d fortune III It's sale.
We prepared TO furnish the Couplings, OF the
different grades aud COSTS in quantities as desired, u
those ouIy who purchase state rights.
The Couplings may be seen the office Of the Com
pany, where d scdc ui prices may be obtained, and
all communications must be addressed 20 ''iEE NEW
ENGLAND TRACE COUPLING COMPANY - BASEMENT
No OLD STATE HoUsE, BOsroN.
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DrD GOODS Clothing.
r. c.. M'NAIRY & CO.,
IL AVE received during the past few weeks hrge
l. additions to their summer stock, and have many
and desirable goods adapted 10 the present season
Elegant Double Skirts and Flounces in
Silk,
Grenedine,
Barege,
0rgandiesi
French Jaconets, &C., &C..
Elegant Bridal dresses IN silk ana Illusion;
Goods fer Travelling Dresses, in great variety;
Val and Point Lace Sets;
linen and Iiquet do;
Lace Mitts great variety; ..s
Md Gloves, all sizes and colors;
Elegant Head Ornaments
S E WANTS.

We have now OF hand unusually large stock Of al
kinds Of plain and clored C0ttons for house and ei1
servants.
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founorrs.
CiaibOrne's Machine Works,
NASIIVILIE. TENN

II VIE attention OF Railroad Companies, Farmers,
i Manufacturers and all persons desirous Of purcha
sing at home good machinery, sHch STEAM En-
GINES, CASTINGS, Of every description, GEARING,
CAR-WflEhlsS Of the most improved patterns. SAW
MILLS PUM!S, &c. &c. Is respectfully called this
new Establishment now growing up rapidly the
premises Of the late Nashville Manufacturing Company
We intend TO carry the business fully
before and shall soon be ready Go take orders for
Machinery and Castings. We have already commenc-
ed operations ia our blacksmith shop and Boiler yard
and shall give immediate satisfaction 10 old and new
customers.
We experienced Mechanics-each OF US person
ally attending to his own northumberland thus
shall be able 10 turn out superior work lower
than heretofore done in this city We shall warrant
every piece of work done this Establishments and
give prompt aud personal every order left
at office thus hope To give general satisfaction
and be patronZed by ali rien is Of home manufacture
NJ. JACkER & co, ....
Claiborne Machine Works. Nashville, Tenn,
June 21-l Late Nashville Mani Co
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Removal.

FTNE subscriber takes this method Of Informing his
l. old customers and friends and the public general
Iy, that he has removed his Hardware Store the
old stand Market street 70 No So in the large brick
building lately erected the south side OF Broad ST.
where he keeps constantly hand and makes TO or
der the various articles embraced IN his line OF bus-
He invites especial attention has large assort-
ment Of CASTINGS, HUi1OW.WARE, BRASS, &c. such
as Mantle and Coal Crates Wagon Boxes plow bIods,
straw Cutters, Corn-Shelers Corn -Crushers, MIL
Crushers, lcony Work and Iron Fencing Coffee Mills
Tea Kettles, Brass Kettles Dog Irons, Camille Sticks
and an almost endless variety of other articles.
Jan. 29-tG ANDREW ANDERSON
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JacnsoN. Tenn. Anrns1 oo !,

Jackson Tenn. August % lS5-
me above case was perfectly by Is bottl of
uIe l4tAohu ltc, ana MAS of The worst cas,s of
Gravel That inAs ever been IN this country
let every female who expects 10 beoon,s = ~, n.
read tTe I"lio~Iig aud prOht thereby -
A., =. g.. lokANiiIK october, 1852.
MR. p towAN-Dear sir>-lOu wnl do me die kmd
ness TO publish under my certificate the fooyin, not,
have given birth 10 nine children and mn lc. ha;,,
mirtc uiOuslg saved (as consider by yo,,r
cannot IA justice TO you and tbA public withhold NJ
testimony ia its many virtues ny
used your LthontriIjtic in small portions ,.r,,.
once day, Tor nve months, which dls..lIe,l ,tT,,
the uatulent sickness OF the stomach ana bea I,,.
"hl,n hAd annoyed me, 10 al alarming tzteut
M all my tormer pregnAncieS. When I Was 80
hned took about two wine glasses nII ,r a.
s1l'S hieulSihel winch gave me easier deliy-
cry oy great deal than ever had before Nor IL
li.s All nave seen h tried ~ case and hoard fon
a respectable source Ia another cas-. thst ,,r -
triptlc was tfled m ana the Midwife vi a Others n "a
attendahoe were thoroughly need thai the pain
the delivery was very much lesssl,..l nv i,s -
woud say u all nay that expect 10 h. ,;,,,,1a -,
10 be without your invaluable medicine an,,rr -
nancy ana particularly .. the time OF confinement
u 1iIs aiAeu tendency 90 relax the - yste conse
quehuy TIE pam OF labor is much dnuis ishg. and fn
thsr my Physicians aDd Midwife bafii i tl,sf ba a
droisy oI the Womb. and HuN ciloY b.tteT benns
uah have aoe IN ten years, and believe the dis
ease Is eHTgEcIy removed.
Srt do tins that the suierngs of very many NJ NV
sex may be aleviated II they only OK y,.r,ro ;r
prsua'oes SO much IS 10 Try the IIthoutrptc II any
person wishes tc know nv ouui,,ps ulrt.r -, -
subject, they can AddTuSS ms al YORK vile renn
EllJAH SNOW
CYNTHIA L. snow.
vac HeNei,t ana heard Mr. SNOW acknowIedge ge tho
lA''s t"A1!I'ed IN the above certificate have been
acquainted with Mr and Mrs. snow for many yesrs
cate. T,.y I 'vv - =, s-t5.,, SSi, &c 1in-
,,.rsq-,.,,.. w. II GRAY,
NdShrtiie, 7t1iAeSSee
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McLean'S Volcanic Oil Liniment |!
THE BEST IINIMENT IN THE WORLD
For Man or Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed by he
Leans Volcanic Oil Linlment.



Thomas Ford blacksmith, living near Cass avenue
on Tenth street, had n horrible running on his
foot He tried various llniments. Salves, &c, but
could do it good. lie despaired at ever beng able
any weight his loot and by bottle ol NcLeans
Volcanic Lniment, he g now perfectly cured.
Rheumatism, Paralysis Neuralgia, Bruises, Sprains,
=
mgs, Ear-ache or Tooth ache, Wounds, Fresh Cuts,
sores, Barns, Scads, Pains AZ, yield ~ le uElgc'
influence VI tIIs Wonderful LlnIncat.
For Horscs and Cattle it T. inCulIbe remedy fur
Ciafes. Calls, Scratches, Grad Uked Heels l2meness,
SpaN IA, Sweeny, Splut. Fistula Bruscs, S,gcllngs,
Wounds Rattle SnaNc Bites, aud various other dsusS
which mails Liable IA lroni injuries or -oe
dents.
EVer, Country Merchant should obtain n supply oi
McL,aII's volcanic ol InimeAt, II sells rapdiy be-
cause t aIRays cures
A liberal discount Will be made u merchants who
buy 70 sell aglliu.
Hs- for sale by J. n. MCLEAN Proprietor corner
OF lllrd and Pine streets, ~. Louis, AssOUri also for
sale a. above Gpl3-dtwawly
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MEM TREATMENT.
Buffalo Medical Dispensary,

.DyspePsiE, General Debility. p.v.r
and Ague, Asthma, Ineipient Con-
sumption, Infirmities of n ou,,, and
Old Ase.-dc
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Parasols and Sun Shades.

A BEAUTIFUL bot Of PATasols, sun Shades, and
"A LADIES' sun Umbrellas, just received and for
sale by
aprzs-a W A. 81 G. MccIE1LANn.
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mo MERCURY USED.
~ w. n MO - A. SNN
-. A Most Scientific Invention

- i''ee stHoh' ioi the cure of genital Debility
Nocturnal tissions, more properly knoWt as seminal
neAAhrss &C, can be permanently cured in from M I,
teen to twenty days, by the use OF tbs istrument,
I Al hen uzaI aptd
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jackson Tenn. August % ls5-.
CINE above case was perfectly cured bv Is bott or
the lIthontIptc, and one of thc y,orst 60 -
Gravel that iHAs ever been this country
a.. ADANSON
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Constitutional Diseases.

Many diseases that affct humanity are Inherited as
heir looms from the diseased bodies of sickly sires
fcrolula, Consumption, syphilis and Fits, among
the most common of constitutional diseases. Now We
how many generations the seeds Of these dis
eases may have been established in the system, cor
ruptiEg the ooodRddiooys Re5loudtig Resoiudnt viii
ate y ssle bodies S-lctSa every Dilru
Gle of diseased deposits, and Ill the veins With new,
pure and healthy blood
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II. R. X.

liz. H. H.
K. X. R.-Radway's Ready Relief for Headaches,
whether sick nervous Rheumatism, Par
alysis, LumbagO, Gout, Neuralgia, Tooth
ache, Small PoX, Fevers, Swollen joints
Kidney Complaints, Scarlet Fever, Pains
round the Liver, Pleurisy, Measles, Heart
.. burn, and Pains OF all kinds. Railways Rea-
dy Relief will, a few minutes change the
miseries you suffer TO joys Of pleasure.
K. -i;adway Renovating Resolv for the cure
If chroIic dseases-such SCrofulUus and
SyPhlitic Complaints, COnsumptye aud 9th
G. affections OF the Lungs and Throat. lndu-
ra1iOn and enlargements Of parts, Eruptive
and other diseases OF the skin, Nodes, 1u-
nlCTs, Ulcers, dyspepsia and all other dis
easoses arising from impure state Of tie
NuOd
r K. R-Radway's Regulators will cure, effectively
and speedily, Costiveness, Indigestion, In
ramm4tlon OF the Bowels, Dyspepsia, LIVER
Compliant, Diseases Of the Heart and Kid
ueys, Female Complaints Small Pox, Fevers,
Measles, &c. Whenever the stem ) cut
OF order "a dose OF Radway + Regulators VIII
restore II To regularity. Ne female should
be without them.
r. r. r. Remedies are sold by Druggists everywhere.
marl0-lyd4w RAILWAY x 90.
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TEE CRYSTAL OIL LAMP,
For Burning the Crystal Oil,
Combining Economy and Safely.
Patent Rights for States and Counties for Sale.

rTNHS important in nventIon Tor producing tho cheapest
4 light III the world 10 now perfected aui oHercd 10
the pubic. Numberless other attempts nave Oeeii
made to produce cheap light, bat were attended Will
such inherent objections a. to 4eslfoy thc utly aha
adoption But the Crystal Oil Lamp while II Is the
chtpcst both safe ud GgrseoALe IN every position
making ctelr iclite brilliant hane-entrely free
from sa0ke OiDr There Is no danger from eAplo-
SION bat Is perfectly Sfe unier al! circumstances Inc
oI can b. used Ia any place without fear OF sOng the
incest garments. The lamps are SIMPLY arranged ana
perfectly cuutrOlabe by the children and domesucs
ami - ,,1ustrr1rtut ttett the light be varied iii
moment from that O! 10 eighteen or twenty oril
nary lamps While 1t free from the dlsagreeaoie
smell arising from the Kerosene aud tue uaISer al
tending tine OF the burning AuId, II Is iound upon
S,.I.utl.Ic cpDnuarisUu produce
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Great Bargains for Cash.

WYE ave Offering entire stick OF Staple and
w Fancy Goods, at very reduced prices Tor Cash
only. " A. y J. & McCLE-IAND.
ff
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WE have just received n large lot oS elegant
w French Muslns. with many other goods, from
Auction, which are offering AT greatly less than
igA-u W. A. 4 J. g. MCCI1IANn.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-29

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