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, 1859-03-24

New York Cattle Market.
D1 Tn.1aRApn.} NV YoRE, Maschs3
The quality Of Beef Cattle Was much better. The stock
inclndea the largest nuer o fat Beeves offered this
The quotations for best 1@l0f for others. RI
ceipts 5000.
Sheep and Lambs aeye and advanced q per had. Re-
cefpts a,3ip.
for f.4ti1
, 1859-03-24
nOkTE!1t:E S!ALE.-Wfcrcas,

4F1 T. Rush $peucrr and Mary H.. his Wife lid n t)ls
1t 1y IT Marr. A. u. s, execute Ai deliver I" Willais
lt.xirn u"rt xaxc conveying Lut ., iltk =. Smnss
AsItin to the tlts II thtss ck County star 81 ~
a.r f's'k uun,y. lII"s% in li'k u u Mutt Fac
-: at whcnu default has evn fll.lc IN tls ps
,y -c"s-rt IN t sx. and. wb.r. he ..d D. nren
s. tts.tv X G'St. +. s j. It M"rxsa raxc lo4,
.s"i: ths said nots,,r To l@ !. H. i;rAUcn ls.. AMI
Land. Stiec * ,hrrrfrp hereby yr;. that ',nirr s III
I's,slAncv If the IL <! .feHs ast asstkn.aeht
At i: .srs n.s vi ~ iai H. /. H. H. n,th ,sr u ,ls,
t" '"uss il tht City # g's:E". MI at public ss fns
fe.r svsSrs~4 and AIS, III shc tpe,yrn.*nt. thrrvaI.
JAMES THOMSON,
1, &. u, DAVIS.
, 1859-03-24

AGENTS OHce, No. Pomeroyss BulsG,
mhloet1s1n. our sTA1Rsl
M ASON Is COMPANY,
N1 INSURANCE AGENTS.
DoLEs BUILDING, CHICAGO.
TR co = YEw YORK.
Public Aens II Tic state u lnul pursuant thc
4s s* e* &ss s't IL
l. Amount Of ra.h On hand IL
rs.; I'll. hssS: q 1xsas' :ss
IA ss;ats salasd ias amount losued IS.
+. Debts due ffum premiums, tEake no premium
!. ali athsf gtv:a ~ agents to '
s%cu1e uur funds S4dNW
l1AH11s11Es. .
Losses adjusted and not due. 6eooo o.,
r. xcaisst aloun Insured il al? one :t
The greatest amount insured In any une risk In city, town,
Village or bsoek-aa Auch as thu people will pay fur.
{osso,sxL}
Certificate to expire ou the sls day Ut Janu.y, 1860
A'09ss sn3fsesiS gs'ff Is2tx sr45f H. 1L'3s9
Ssx lo.k a. st.ts 4 s1; Yo! ~ td II thIs oss
u q as faa In e q e capsu
ID asa ~ s!fs eRiss
satisfactory eviisncc that it possessed II The rt4u1s!
amount of Invested III SUCKS and tges aud has
alt' s ials office writer Instrument se b. the Pl
dent aud Secretary terro appointing +. r. Mason, Of CHI
Company. and fully and uanese!!y authorizing ha: to
knswse ssEvs q psocs f.t and On behalf e sd con
Agent shall be taken aud held 10 b. valid a*if scsvtd up
the Gnnany. and wayin al clau Ut etrur by Etsoh of
such service.
Now thersfote In pursuance Of the provisions IT this Act
Jsir r. Dubois AnttoF of Public Accounts VI the Stite
nf Illinois do hereby certify that the said T. T. Aaou Is
thorzed ~ az Agent for tht d COMPANY o Transact he
business of Insurance In this State, until the hyht day
ofauu9Ey IT. the year eighteen hundred aud sky fir IS
ht may be legally empowered to do 70 BY said comIany
In testimony whereof have hereunto subscribed ny
na.pe aud affixed the seal Of my oftcs 1t spring
fe!t this first d.y u February. A. d. lsi9.
JESSE n DlI H1iS. Auditor L. 4.
, 1859-03-24

CLEARED, D,,..... March 9.
Schr Hannah Saline. French, White Lake light.
Sch1 Saranack. McElHgot, It. iuseph. light.
Sch1 Z. CE,Iue5, Fu.1onc Grand liaren, Light.
, 1859-03-24
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Burxrss i Hsw'eg. tomplts' :<'af. mh.aas+w
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY. Ss.-cook County Circuit Cuu1t, April

y CuGNIi. @,IU1k CnuhtY CIc!if Coun, April
Term. l. u ls1. FIncts F. iufby and Ben]1uatn F. Gos
sn ~ The Dutu1ue " easern Ra'rlad Company.
Pubic nestce = hezehy given IL the said Tbs Dubuque
Western Ea aI that writ OF atfseamsnk ISSUED
out Of the otee of the cefk ut took County Circuit c.uEt
1ts7i tue is1 DAY Of December h. D. ~ . tbs sgt Of tbs
the csate II The ht The ihiue Western RalE,rl coH
pauy for the sum 1t I'VE thezlnd tte hundred duaE d.
reete to the sheriff Of Cook Euanty, which d writ has
been returned executed.
Nnw. therefore. unes* ymi The ~! Ihe Dubuque West
trn Rrai company. shall psssaY os ah1 appear aefore
tho Cook ounty Circuit Cou u bef1c the Dirt day u
the thereok 70 be ho:sn # ne c9u Hours n
E DE spee.a Iii md plead the sa panti6 artou,
VII ee eatsfFa afn ye1 an tn ase. u shs sad
the properly .tthed n.ay be snslent to aY tho 4ad
WM. l.. CHURCH. Cesk-
cua.ux, WArTz / JAxrsox, F!hs' -Atys. mh5e5's-sw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-28
The demand for hogs continues active and
j prices firm. The sale 20 day were as follows:
New York Market.

The receipts during the last "a hours cons
prise 5000 head.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-28
Arrival of the Africa.

New YoRK Nov. 25.
The Africa from Liverpool on the 10Th
inst, arrived this evening Her adyices
are Of the same date as those furnished by
the CireassiAS5 but the papers received fur
nish additional items of intelligence and in
teresting details.
The Daily News Of Saturday, the 10Th
inst, publishes a dispatch from Paris stat
ing that the report that the King of Sardin-
ia had refused to grant Prince Cayignao
permission to accept the regency conferred
upon him by the States of Central Italy is
false All that is known is that France had
formally connseled Sardinia to refuse such
permissiOn,
Z The answer Of the King of Sardinia to this
demand of Napoleon hal not yet been dis
yulged
The Times city article in showing the
prevalent policy in France on the question
Of war with England, quotes as the cheii
authority for ita opinions from a respectar
BILE French review published in London, in
which it is stated that in France the pros,
pect of war with England is necessarily
discussed in the high places OF power, in the
public Offices Of the army, in the navy,
among tho working class and men Of busi~
ness.
The army is reported as unanimous for
war In the navy desire for it amounts to
10 phrensy, and the Church is as eager as
either the army or the navy. The conelu.
si0ns drawn are that IN war with England
the Frepch Empire hasthe power of salts,
flying thA army and navy, gratifying the
clergy, winning over the legitimists and SO,
curing the suffrage of united people.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-28
Arrival of the Overland Mail.

ST. Louis, NoY. 70.
The overland mail of the 4th arrived last
night Business was dull and prices un,
changed. Money was in demand-the steam'
ers OF the 9th would not take very heavy
shipment The rainy season had fairly COM
menced Sailed on lhe frat the ship "IIorst
burg, for Sidney; the whaleship Montezu,
ma arrived at San Francisco on the Cd from
the Arctic Ocean-she reports an unknown
ship ashore at Cape Lisbon; also the loss Of
the ship William Tell, of Sahbor, on July
25th, on the East Cape--ship and cargo a
total loss-crew saved
The ship Neya Of Greenport, was dam
aged OF Cape Clear in September, and the
Julian received injuries and put into ST.
Lawrence Bay for repairs.
The ship Levanter, loading with sugar for
Valparaiso, would also take five hundred
cases Of lard.
Three thousand passengers arrived at
San Francisco from Panama and from the
North during the three days previous to the
| departure Of the mail
A telegraph was in operation 165 miles
east of San Francisco, ON the Butterfeld
route, and would reach Yislla (25O miles)
by the first of January.
! There were moro improvements in San
/ Francisco than at any period since 1854 and
the city generally was moro prosperous than
since the revulsiOn of 1855. During Octo,
ber 81 ,34S 900 worth of gold was deposited
at the mint for coinage, among which WAS
much Frazer River dust Total shipment
of gold in October $3,620,000.
Judge Terry was indicted and placed un.
der $4,000 bonds for killing Mr.. Broderick
in duel
1t is understood at San Francisco that c.
X. Garrison had sold to Vanderbilt, his enc
tire interest in the mail steamers of the Pa
cihc, which is regarded as an indication of
that competition would continue a long
time.
The public administration were passing
the suit in Probate Court to get control OF
the estate of Broderick, on application OF
Mrs Lucy Brown, who claims the estate as
Broderick's cousin.
The case of the Mercsd Mining Company
VS.. }. O. Fremont was under argument be,
fore the Supreme Court. The points &c is
sue are Of the highest importance as legal
questions, independent of the immense Pc
cuniary interests involved. They will
doubtless 60 to the Supreme Court Of the
United States
Accounts from the Weoshoe Valley gold
and silver mines continued fuyoYable-new
discoveries were constantly made. Anoth,
er large amount Of ore had reached San
4 francisco, which assayed from two to six
thousand dollars per ton. The Oomstock
vein was regarded as TIE richest silver mine
in the world
The Grand jury Of Carson Valley had
submitted a renoEs 10 Judge Cradlebaugh.-
Among the subjects treated, are the outrages
upon immigrants by Mormons and the i'm
possibility OF the latter living in harmony
with tho American citizens. The report al.
so Gala for remedial Legislation on the part
of Congress.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-28

wrSpson, N. S. Nov 26.
The cabin passengers Of the wrecked
steamer Indian we're all saved Their
names are Hon Mr. Potsford, Mr.. and Mrs
Wedrum, Mr. and Mrs Patterson, Mr.. and
Mrs Street, and Mra Elliot, eight.
(Signed) Tnos. RosERrsON,
Late Purser Of Indian.
SAcKylLLR, Nov. &c.
The Schooner Gladiator has returned to
Halifax with the remaining survivors OF tho
steamer Indian. The steamer is totally
broken 10 pieces. Very little Of her cargo
has been saved The passengers complain
of being plundered by the inhabitants The
mails were saved and forwarded. The ln-
dian had eight cabin passengers, thirty
steerege passengers, mostly Germans and
Hungarians, seventy seven crow.
When che struck the sea ledge she was
running eight knots--weather fino but slight
" hasy The Captain was deceived by
soundings, and supposed he was of Sable
Island. When she struck il tore of the
bottom and filed instantly. The engineer
opened the valves 20 prevent an explosion,
and lowered three boats, when, with sud-
den crash the vessel broke amid ships
The steerage passengers rushed in and sunk
two Of the boats, drowning the engineers,
several OF the Grew and passengers, inclu'
ding two women and two children. One
boat under command Of the second officer,
Smith, was blown on thirty miles. The
boat under the ivnrth officer, Smith, fcdch.
ed the shore. The boat under the third off,
Ger, Liggan, broke adrift leaky, and is sup.
posed to DO lost
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-28
Yllne Of Oloaine tha MaIla

Posg OFFICE, Dayton, Nov. IS, 1859.
Un.l further no,ise Mails will slost "a This
Fot New York, philadelphia, and New England
States, daily, exoubt Sanday, at 11'1Bam.
fof Cincinnati, o., Eastern, Western, Northern
and senihsrn States, daily, except Sunday, at
500 ~, aud 5.30 pm.
For Columbus and zanosyiile, o., daily except
Sunday, At n.i5s M.
Ror xonia and Yellow Springsa At li.1bam.
For Miamls5urg. 0armantoWn, Franklin, Ham
iiiou, Eaton, o., aud Connorurille, Ind, daily,
etcept ednday,at $50 b m.
for spfinglcldi liftana, Tim, sAndusky and
Ciovoiand, o., daily, except Sunday, al {. 80 m.
Fer Rlehmead, Cambridge, Centrevillo, Indian
apolis, lad, and New P,ris, o.. daily At 90 IN.
For 0reenylle, o., Union City, Winchester,
danoie, and Jay County, Ind, daily, except Sun
day. at $50 a m.
Eor Troy, Covington, PiquR, Sidney, 81. Mary 5
and "a. Wayne, Toledo and Michigan, daily, ex-
eept Sunday, At $50 am.
For Union, West Milton, and Little York, Tues
day and Saturday at T.SO m.
For townsville, New Lebanon and, West Alex-
andria, on Tuesday and Saturday, AZ y 20 Il N.
For Clayton, Centre, and Ludlow, on Friday Of
each week, at 200 4 m.
For Centreyille, Lebanon and Eaton, Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, at l2.0Om.
For Vandalia and Chamborsburg, 12.06, Tues.
day and Saturday.
For TaylOrsyills, Wednesday and Saturday, ni
7.3Q am.
e. A. KING, Postmaster.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-28
canAP FARM,


Nrw ORLeass, Nov "a
The Tenutssoe, from Vera Cruf, on ihp
22d inst With $50 900 q specie has affiF
ed At tlils port
y 4 Minister MoLano arrived on ibb q
lie romains On board the Brooklyn, his faf
ily being sick 81
The report that Marquee hed pronounc.
Cd for Santa Anna is uufoundcd. His seiz-
ure Of the Conducta IL confirmed Marques
says he 10 using the money 10 save the oonn'
try from the Yankees he promises % res
turn the money from the fret duties recoiv,
Cd at Topic and MaEatlan which he intends
rotaking
Miramon was pt QuartAro awaiting the
Liberal force. The Liberals are ,kfeaton
Ing The capital.
II is reported that Gen. Dablado had
been defeated in Yuauo Juato with heavy
loas. Ad Americhn officer who was with
him is said to have been either shot or as
easeinatcd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-28

NEW YoRx, Nov. 90.
CoTTON--Heavy; sales 900 balos at III1c
for upland middlings.
FLOUR-Advanced 5@i5c sales o5 900 brls
State at 5,05a5, is, and Ohio at 5,G0a5,75.
WHEAT-Buoyant; sales "a 900 bush white
at 40 and Milwaukee club at ,31al,23.
OORN-Heavy; sales 10000 bush white at
96c, new white S9c, yellow 96s98c. new yellow
at 76assc.
PoRk-Heayy at $1lall ,59J6 for prime,
WHISKY-Drooping, sales at 27c.
BACON-Quiet. Dressed hogs firm at Ia
TIC.
OATS-Dnll and dropping, sales at 40a47Ac.
,SUGAR-Firm, New Orleans 7J6asEc, and
Museovado 694a7Ac.
MOLAsSES-Quiet, Orleans at auction at
30a30I9c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-28
NEW TR kA M.ENT.
PSR.I gAgiE
coSrmsspAJ, MrDroA ADVICE !

N~AN NAh't' ~ tN-'-N'tr"F @A"'A~fN
----.----
AT the BhifAlo Private Hospital--Estab-
~ iiahed for the rnre OF syphilis, seminal weak
ness and the secret ipnrmites q Youth and Mstu"
corner Of Main and quay streets, (up stairs.l
MOST SCIENTIFIC INvENrIoN.
An inatruhirnt for the OF genital Debility, or
Nocturnal FmiasioDs, more properly known ea sem-
fron dffeen ss 10 two nonthe bv thc ,ise OF fhfn
instrument, when used coniointy with mediei7es.
YOUNG MAN TAKR PAeficULAR NOTICE
1T. AMOS and'sON take pleasure In announcing
that they have Invented n most important iuattu-
meut for the ours of the above diseases tlan been
London, Paris, PhtsieiphIa and New York. Il has
been declared the only useful instrument which has
ever yet been invented for the cure o. seminal
Weakness, or any diaease OF the genital organs,
caused BY the secret habits Of youth Price Tan Dolls
lars, bY Mall or kxprean.
A CURE WARRANTED
nr. AMOS and SON have devoted their attention
exclusively TO this pecuiinf class Of maladoa, and
the relief thc have consequently been able - ren-
fully acknowledged by eohyai speent patienta and
others da arriving in town, rom all psrth Of the
tions, while their exertiona hatebeen crowned With
the most signal advantages yet rom what tucy
have experienced in enquiring into the causes o.
these Infectious complaints iron their mosisimpe
condition 20 that Of the most dangetgas and inIet
erate they have always entertained the possibility
OF their prevention and removal, and tikoV1ee IN
yariably foundthatthe most horrible and ipalgnant
TO one OF the following cauaess--IgnOrancc, neglect
the llleieca OF unnkillfu or improper treatment
therefore ID AMOS and SON have succeeded In
discovering, IN the selection OF their remedies
safe etteetual and cautious eoursej omitting all
combination of remedies which bear equiVocal
character well as hose whose premature injn-
dicoua application might be productive OF bad con-
sequences In the hands Of private individuals. In
short the iaudable end Of their remedieas the eas
ening OF great mass OF human misery BY the ailev-
iation relief and prevention or thrTe grievous Af
nietions that are Ia reality the secret i0e - nd
which, while they extensively surround us, call
alord Tor our skin and interference for their extor
minttion.
COUN TRY INVALIDS.
Personsin an part Of the world may be success-
fully trented BY forwardipg correct detail Of their
case, with the remittance FOR metBeinfr, etc.
Address Dr. AMOS and SON, corner Main and
ouay streets, Buffalo, N. y. ianI-dawIy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-28

Survives Of ths wreck ofthe Indian,
II..~oe Me- On

Survivors Of she wreck ofthe Indian,
BosroN, Nov 20
+ A boal oontaining Ave of TIE crew Of The
wfeoked steamer Indian was picked up at
sea and the seamen have been brought to
this port
SECOND DlsrArcH.
SAcsviLtr, Nov. %
A boat containing thirty three ladies with
their husbands, landed safely after knock
ine about Tor nine hours IN the hieh sea-
twenty seven are dead None Of the bodies
have boon recovered, and II is impossible TO
give complete list Of the names, but the
following are known 70 base been ioett viz
Leman j. Moses wife and two children,
MIRA Eckman and infant James Dicksoni
VIM Ross, third engineer; Robt Richie,
fourth engineer John MILAN, fireman Jaa
Standwell, stewart Alfred Wash, boy
Thomas Lloyd, chief cook; James Lang,Join'
err lohn Herran aud Henry Carroll sea-
men
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-28
CuARLesrovS Nov oG

All is Rqw comparatively quiet. We have
exciting ruinors occasionally, but we are
getting used to them--they have been SO nu.
mefous that il genuine attack were made
the peoplewo be likely to consider it a
hoax. The howitzer company Of Richmond
who returned with Gov. Wise, arrived here
to-day. Gov, Wise Processes 10 have re.
ceivsd informatiOH alter bis return which
induced him 10 send them back The barns
Of Thos. H. Miles was set onfire yesterday
aud dsstToyed--ioss $4,000
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-28
CinoipnatiMnrRntn.

CNoTsS tTf, Nov. 26.
Flour firm aud IN good demand. Superfne
5000; choice white wheat s5.5O@5.62.
Wheat Is IN active demand. Prime White
held at 81 ,25; prime red at sl,l5
Corn iirm. VITA a good demand at 45@46c.
45c.
Barley is in good demand, aud prices are
steady at 70@I3e. for prime fall, and 60@65c.
for fair to good.
There is an active demand for Cloverseed at
full prices, which is freely met by holders;
sales % bTls. ct S4,75; ia sacks at S4,65; I5O
bu in sacks at "a, 4,65.
Whisky in good demand at 23c.
i.ge in good demand prices firm at 75 fol
prime
The demand for hogs continues active add
prices firm. The sale TO day were as follows:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-28
ROBERT OGDEN,
Plumber and Steam Filter,
No GS JEPsRsoN STREET, ADovR THIRD,
DAYTON, OHIO.

HAVING been q resident of this city but
IL ashort time Mr. o. would take this oeaasion Of
selecting one from among score of letters he re-
ceived from gentlemen foy whom ne did work in his
former place Of residence:
FORT WAYNE, IND, April 30th, 1853.
Having had occasion to use the services OF q
plumber, was introduced to Mr.. Ogden, "A GENTLE
man who had just arrived in our city. The Job
that was to be done was very dioult, and required
the incest kind OF mechanism. l am happy TO add
that the work was performed to my entire satsfac-
recommending him to my fellow townsmen.
PHILO RUhISEY.
He would also take the privilege of giving one
among several recommendations he has received
since his residence here:
Mr.. Ogden has done considerable work in the
plumbing line in my house, which is very satsfae-
tory. ]. Il. YOUNG,
DAYoS, Aug. 10, 1869:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-28
THE.
THE:
One Horse shOeing shop,

ON THIRD sTRBBT,
A few doors East of the POsr OFFice.
DAYTON, 0.
THE Subscriber is now better prepared.
4 thAneyert to accommodate his old customers, and
the public, IN the
AIOrse-shOcIng business,
In its various branches Particular attention
viii be given TO all lame horses, such ms
split hOoia, and hoofbound, and cornsin their feet
will he cured satiaot0fy 20 tie oWgar OF tiieh hor
aesi and II not, money VIII be reiunurd.
ALsO.-HorBes that ifcrc Will be GhOd tppre-
vent II, and warranted. money refunded.
he viii personally superintend all work antrustd
TO his care. Ihankulfor pos' avorH he respectfully
asks continuance 90 the ,,tJnAgc of his old GUS
tomerei and willbe happy ~ eeeommodate 40 many
NEW ones as may favor him with call
apr2-dawiy NATHAN SfFfERAfAN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-28
NEW WORK, at the OLD STAND
No. 81, lelierson alIeel.

"ftis now settled that ihe fAffINo hepith OF Avi
men, wonen and children, depends onthe conciiioi
Of their aoLEsin -.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-28
Dayton Tobacco naarket

ToBACoo-But little coming In and that in
small lots. Wrappers quoted at 9@7c, and FIJI.
lers 2a4J6c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-28
COUN TRY INVALIDs.

Personsin an part of the world may be success
fully trented by forwardipg correct detail Of their
case, with the remittance for mefeinhs, etc.
Address Dr. AMOS aud SON, corner Main and
Quay streets, Buffalo, N. y. ian7-dawIy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-28
NJ A R K EMS .


sntppar, z ta. Nov. 2s, 80.
The receipts are fair to-day and buyerO arc
readily paying 81 ,0s for wheat
Corn 40@50 cts
Rye IS cts.
Barley 60 cts.
osis 35a5s cts.
These prices are readily offered but there is
but little coming in and sellers are as general
thing unwilling to sell at these figures.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-22
For the cure of Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Group,
and has cured thousands
who have been given up
to die with Consumption.

This Syrup is entirely Vegetable and will never
fail to give relief in all the above named diseases.
not only cures Coughs, Colds, &c but also purines
the Blood and is the best equalizer OF the circulation
of the blood yet discovered II also Tonic
which gives the patient strength and vigor. Where
its virtues are known no family will be wthoutit.
1t is pleasant TO the taste and efcacious in its effects.
Children cry for after getting taste. 1t is the
most soothing and healing syrup in use, and for Sum-
mer Complaints, Choleramorbus, Bilious ChOlc, and
early stages of Cholera it has no superior.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-22
Second Class.

Anumony, Crude; Apples, Dried, Baking Powders,
Bed CORDS, BRs: baggng, Bells, Bottles; Birthstone,
Ia boxes kegs, BiuueI's Boards, Burlaps berries
Cotton Maste, Cham Cotton, Wooden iIempen
Cand es Cocoa, ChUcUlat Coffee, ground, IA boxes
or ba Tels; Cap tans, Cssa la bags boxes: China
Ware m casks; Currents uTied Cutlery, Chair stud
IN rough Copper plates, sheets, bolts, pigs
or rods; Copper Lotions; Cheese IN UoAes Casks
CT yer aud Grass Seed; Cluckery boxes and bar
reis, Congress aud Bedford Water IA boxes or bar
r.ls b, Jois boxes barrels; Domestic Sheet
ing shi tug, licking and Denms III orig aai babes
Dur K IrLgs casks; Ioer SAnS pressed; kiaA
Xix bu2eu; rorks, Hay aud Manure; Ginger, GIuv,
q IL 1opaI, GrOCeTes assorted quot Otnrrws spvCt-
hed y 6rass Clover seed; Hides, dry, IN bales;
Honey, noes, Hops, herring, IN boxes, Hemp; Iron
Hoo and ohset: LEATHER III rolls or boxes; Liquor IA
wo1d; Liquors LsI's, pipe, bar and sheet, Aanog
any borus aud plank 5is bic slabs, INV rought, at
owners risk; Moss pressed IN bales Nuts "a barrrls
or casks: Oakuu. uli-coIh; Paints N boxes cabs;
Palm Loai pressed; "a Intcrs Ink III kegs barTes;
Page. IA b0Aes; PastcbOard; Peaches dTic Printing
paper; "a unes Ia Casks, Pepper, Paper ,ngngs IN
boxes Pickles IA casks, fIpes, Rubber Car springs
LOOSE; RuDoer Packing and Hose; kasins, strapped
X X ia tCks Ssythes, Sh .veis, Spades, Dap, spite
Stare a4diery, SiTafnes, In boxes; sheep
o. skins bales, shot IN bdgs; sugar Bags; Scae
ana Scaie beams boxed Tobacco IN bales, TobaoC O
cut IN boxes or barrels Tow, lea, Type Nuneeriug
boxed; Wood IA shapes, ire, Willow Reeus la bun
dies; Wrapping Paper; Yarn pressed aud 0ailed; Zhe
N ROLL sheets
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-22
Tickets Only Zen DOIiars.m
WOOD, EDDY d co., Managers,
Successors 10 5. Swan s Co.

II 'HEfolowingScheme vii elrawn by Wood Eddy
\ Co. Manag GERS o the Sparta ACADEMY Lottery m
each OF then Single Number Lotteries tor AUGUST
1889 at AUGUSTA Georgia IN pubic .auler the So
perintendenct Oi Commissioners.