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nfy- We understand that DR.. EAIINF, the
skiliul operate: on excrescences, Is meeting
with the success TO be expected from bis re-
patation for ability and knowledge in his
profession. As he leaves soon for his resi-
dence in New Orleans it would be advisable
for those who need his aid to give him an
early call.
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The JENNINGS ESTATE The members Of
the branch OF the Jennings family who claim
TO BE- heirs to the $40, 100000 now awaiting
a claimant in England, assembled at Char
louisville, Va. Wednesday week, to the
number of fifteen. No definite action was
taken, though the sending of an agent to
Europe is believed TO be resolved on.
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+ WILL ssll M bssalifai farm. seas4aasns two han-
dred s<resz k.nasoaaeiy Improved. sata-.sa 81
asirz NsFth q >Ashs SIS Hnlpeil<i~y t4e l<sus-
silie ana S1shsne nranch fuFpslke sus u.il-s rom
ne Lpu.zsl1s and S<sAsils k4llfaad aalasatsx ne
arm q William d Fhllilps. refer Iarsoaz isnisx
- ths lara - NJ. ". u. PkillsEe- Ta f.rn -
.eFef -zilsx sFrn<s % fle s.ler z14 Is zee q
Ne he<ithssst i&>E<s u te s4tz b psrckass sa
god ter< a. fftsz ale ale het4een lhts ne ARA
u urtsbef seat Al @ti<h til1c a All - cIrfld ~
ne a eseE.c zzisx GASOLINE J. DkLl- .
1azos9-<4
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Mt. VERNON, INDIANA, Oct. l4.-Adam's
Express office, the Post-uffice, Masonic Hall
and eleven other buildings, were deStrOye ed
by fire last night. The fire commenced in "a
stable, and is supposed to be the work of an
incendiary. Loss $4,000.
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Overland ENnras

LEvENwoRTH, Oct. 1.-THE Overland
Express, from Denver City, has arrived.
b. ID. Williams is probably elected dele
gate for Congress.
Snow fell "a foot deep at Gregory's Dig
gings, but subsequent mild weather enabled
the miners to resume work. The miners are
producing we'll
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An AcrcR's IMPoKTANCE.-TheN New Haven
Register relates that an actor at one OF the
theatres was called out four times In one
evening, not long ago-twice by sheriff.
once by tailor, and once by an irresistible
desire TO imblbe.
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EDrroRs PArRIoT We will give a fine
Gold Headed Walking Stick to the gentleman
making the six best consecutive shots, at our
gallery, to be decided at III o'clock ON Satur-
day night, the 18th.
ocl7 4He a- T. A. MCCALL.
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The LAST DAY.-The contest for the gold
headed cane at I. A. M'Call d Co.'s Pistol
Gallery on Cedar Street still goes bravely on.
1t will be decided tonight and the cane
handed over to the best shot.
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st. LoUfS, Oct l4.-The ST. Paul Tins SAYS
the Republicans have undoubtedly elected
their congressman, the State ticket and ma
jOrity in both branches of the Legislature
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I An prepared % p .toa Tn Roofs q best Enslizh
Il keehas ~ N tne -mosa aPpros 81 e.znner and
seoft nztsce il The CITY W Coaetry,
frsces - io~ - BE 1oae the STATE, Refer
70 Assal,seas .sa Princp@i esiidsrs q NaseEilie.
aasis-a }. ". WILSON.
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Failed.
DItnne.ota EIec,to.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 4.-Henry Pals, Carpet
Dealer, has failed. Liabilities estimated at
from so tn l00,00 dollars.
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NTlSdING TO make other Investments, vs. pro-
w poseto seIIall our Real Estate IN Davidson o
as follows:
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MEssRs. EDToRs.-Tell the people that the
Fine Tobacco 50 long and anxiously looked
and ionged for has come, and that they may
luxuriale once more by calling at ..
}. III. LANGLEY Il Co.'s
octl "A Union street.
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SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. Is, 1859

~ We are authorized 10 announce bA1I'h SMITH,
ESQ.,, Of Sumner county, candidate iof A''"rney
General in the Ninth Judicial D's'rct composed Vi
,ha counties NJ summer Davidson and williamson.
Election May next
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Such language this is but the constant and nat
ural echo wherever this article II used.
This Lniment is Indispensable to planters and own
ers of horses and mules. Mr. John Daniels, Mont
gomery, Ala, sold slave for $500, who was raised
from utter uselessness by this LinInent. Every
family should have It. Be very particular and en-
quire for the Mustang Lniment and take no other.
Sold by all dealers throughout North and South
America, Europe, and the Islands OF the ocean, for
rs cents, so cents, ann 81 90 per bottle. a
BARNES & PARK, New York
Eprl4-6mdwtw. 1880
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lottrrirs,
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

Approximations to the S1Oo, 900, of $500 each -
of 400 to 900 400 to so ,ooo of4ooto 10 ,o0o
of 400 to $40 900.
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The bills called for good rain yes
terday morning, but the clouds blew over,
leavin, the skies beautifully clear, and the
dust as plentiful as ever.' -
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
+ O r S A L E..

VNrISiiING TO make other Investments as pro-
w poseto sclIaIl oar Real Estate IN DAVIDSON CO
as follows:
That Suburban Residence,
situated trankha faraplKe within halfa IniIe
Of tue cy and opposite ihe Residences OF The Late 10
scph W. bortoo- this II. perhaps, Tue must con
aaanding site "A the yscinly Of Nsshsifie, aud Is
most dssirabie coasIry residence. The house aili De
soia ~itE Il Is VI land the purchaser NAY
That Valuable Farm. DA~
knowu The SIMS Tract, situated the smith Trra
p,,, told Lebanon roA1 xiIhi thrse miles q Sxst-
vile, containing 80 Tht soil gOoa n a well
watered LAD usnberea, and eaa % aisadea small
acis II twenty acres and apwsrds all oI ~hich are
admirably aazptea Eor csaatry residences, Hsaxkei
g-rdensand d-irg isrtas, Also, that
Beautiful Farm.
on same road, nOW occupied d T. q. Necampbe.l
and formerly osaoa ~ fesa Harding, containing
sDout $50 acrea. THIS phase - sell knswn a. -
nsed farther descrPtloa. IL ~lil @lso be divided
20 suit purchasers T.C- McCzmposi y ~ shos these
places sny ~ho Will call.
All tae 4bos sproPersy wiil be soId % rsAssna be
terms, and eFsdit 81 cas- ,tso, three aad four
years
Apply .oA. Y. 5. LAaa.isy Nashville, or TO ss.Asr
ss rHos- @ nccAAPRE1I.,
stx uthesfrca Nashville.
-tsa tfa - y. A. Acf-ANfbk11.,
april AashsEs le.
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a. NANA A. 40.
Importers direct through the Custom House OF
Nashville, Of
BrandieS, Wines, Havana Cigars,

&C &c.,
No. 80 North Market street. next door above the
WATSON House.
We have constantly on hand large stock of various
grades aud very old age OF Port, Sherry Madeira
aud other extra wines lagrma Christi Malvvisic, &c
Among the different brands of Champagne and
Brandies have the very choice Champagne
"Creme-de- Bouzy," aud Cognac "otard, Dupuy,
Co. ;" forty nine years old.
A. RIVA 4 Co.,
oct30-lm No. 80 North Market street.
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Divine service.

The Rev. Mr.BAkDwKL is expected 70 preach in
the Edgeffcld Presbyterian Church, Sabbath fore
noon next, at IL O'Clock A. NJ
October 18th, 1859.
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Furnishing and Fancy Goods.

ATE are now receiving iine assortment OF Fur
w nishlng Goods, Of xhich Shirt
every variety OF Patterns and latest sly les-oArs,
Gloves, SusPeaaers. Robes, Neck Ties, Pocket Hand
kerchiefs, Umbrellas, UNDk1tNEAk-eyery yArle-
ty-Aoney Belts, HALF HUsE-of Cotton, Wool No
rlno, and C4shmere-TkANEIING SHAaIS, G.unt.
iess Of baekskin, hid aud Gail, &C, for sale BY
octou J. Ii. NctiIlI-
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CAN DID ES.
For Attorney General.
Mrssss. EDrroRs oE TuE PArnor: "

BE- We are requested TO announce 8. L. FINLEY as
a candidate for Attorney General Of the Ninth Judi
cial Circuit. Election May $780,
oct lite
NASHVILLE, Oct. 5, 1852
MEssgs. EDITORS TIE PAThIUT:
You are hereby authorized aud requested to
nounce my name, as a Candidate for Attorney Gene
raj OF the 9tu Circuit, and keep II up until further
deTs. ours &C.,
octet MANSON N. BRIEN.
k@ We authorized 10 announce JAMES T.
RAINS, Esq, candiGate for the Office Of Attorney
General The Ninth JUDICIAL Circuit, composed OF
tile counties Of Davidson, Sumner and llliamson
Election next May. oct3-te
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For sheriff.
Criminal Court Clerk.

1T 1--WE authorized to announce JAMES NJ
HlNIUN as a Candidate the ollIce Of
Sheriff OF Davidson county, al the ensuing March
election. scptzotd.
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Pennsylvania Election.
Hire.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ii. - Penylvannia
Eleclion-l2 Opposition and Democrats
are elected to the Assembly.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HEATING Stoves for Coal OF Wood
Grates OF all sizes aud patterns;
Fire IRONS and standards Of ali patterns;
Sslovels aud Tongs, Dug Irons,
Coal Scuttles Pokers;
All at very low prices.
sctI24f MCKENZIE A MINCFIIN
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Spffiat Notifts.

THE popularity of the Saexacan m ustang
Lfnfment is co-extensive with the civilization Of
the globe. Other articles claim 20 Gireiote pain and
distress-this Family Physicians, Govern
ment Hospitals, Farriers, Planters, Farmers Livery
men, Sc, have practically demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world No article ever before re-
eeived such undivided praise and support from Med
cal and Scientific men,, - q
RHEUMATISM.
OF years. standing, has been totally cured Piles,
Ulcers, Tumors, Running Sores. Scrofua Stir Joints,
Felons SweiIings, Burns, Bites, Boils, Chaps, Neu
ralgia, Salt Rheum, and all aches and pains upon
man, and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &C.
such Ring bone, CALL Scratches, SPAWN
Sweeney, Hoof-ail, &c, are suedued and cured
by the
MUSTANG LINIMENT.
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Strangers and others visiting this city. viii
find at the Boot and Shoe Store OF j. b. 4 A.
v. RUrLASD, choice lot OF fashionable Boots
and Shoes OF every description, which they
are selling for cash, and on most liberal
terms. They invite the public to give them .
call.
Heavy Brogans.
A splendid lot Of negro wear. Also,
Trunks, Yalises, Carpet Bags, &c.
octl5-u
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LIST OF PREMIUMS.
CARRIAGE STOCK.
SWINE.

E1ira Large Hog--D l. Barrel, prem.
Best Boar-R l. Harding, prem; w
House, cert.
Best So,o-J Corlcy, prem; W S Watson,
cert.
SMALL BREEDS-INCIUDING SUFFOLK, ETC.
Bra Boar j B Keeling, prem. +. X
Rains, cert.
Best Soo--J J Corley, prem; 7 Tanning,
cert.
Best Pnr Pigs Of any breed K Balm,
prem; I Is Johnson, cert. ..- ID r
HORsEMANSHIP-S ENTRIES.
Best H0rStmansh,p-E + Patterson, prem.
Best Bu2gy GeLiing-C W Kennedy, prem.
w Il Hudson, cert.
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VALUABLE HORSE SAVED,

Mr.. s. LTcH, Hyde Park, VI, writes:-'sThat the
horse considered worthless" this case Was
SPAWN ,)buts ite' ,cnhe free of the Mustang
Iiniment have sold him for $3.50 cash. Your Lin
imeni has been doing wonders up here"
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400 BROAD STREET. PmLADE1FuIA, PA.

(EIIRAr,) sin lifting the kettle from the IRE il
became manageable, tilted over, and scalded my
hands very severely, almost TO crisp. 1t was Al
awful sight. The Mustang L:nlmeat appeared 10 ex-
tract the pain. 1t healed rapidly, without soreness,
and left no scar OF account. Truly yours.
CHARLES FOSTER
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Runaway Negro to be Sold.
DURSUANT % the law in such provided,
j. will sell 20 the highest bidder for cash at the
Court House IN Nashville saturday, the i2th day
of November, 1879, negro man named Jim.
jim was committed To the al OF Davidsoa county
the 10th OF 1858. represented when commit tied
that he belonged To Frank Gucy, OF North Carolina,
but has not been reclaimed He = about 20 years
old feet 10 inches high, ana Weighs l4o pounds,
and is Of dark compiexiOI.
sale under the law, and will communicate good
title against all See section 25ss q The
code J. NJ. tINTOZ,
Sheriff of davidson county.
Hy THos. HoEsoS, jailor. octI4-td
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A BL0ODLESS ViCTORY!!!
100000 Boxes Sold Of
NXONEHEAD'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER
PaincamoisxisI where this Plaster is applied

Pain caraOiexisI where this Plaster is applied
Rheumatism, Llmeness, Stiffness, Weakness DE
biiity, Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Cough
and Colds, Pains aud Aches oi every kind down eve
To Corns, are IMMEDIATELY RELfEy I'D, and, with
tile patience, fEiAANEN ely CURED, by the mag.
cal influence of the MAGNETIC PLASTER 10 is the
simpesI ,sarest, safest pest rem
edy ia existence Its appacalIotis aalsersal-equal
~ 10 the strong man the delicate woman, ana the
feeble infant. 10 each aud alIIt willProve a Balm
aud Blessing. Its use isAgrecabie, and without
noyance trouble. Its price Is within reach all
rich or poor; all may have &C. all should have 10
who are sick, aud suffering ia any way.
FARMERS aud PLAN tEslS should always be sup
Piled with the MAGNETIC PLASTER. IL wall be ths
Good Physician IA any household, ready At all times
and At instant notice Hf ErE
Put up ga ir-tlghttin boxes. Each box will make
SIX 10 eight pasters aud any child spread them
Price IS cents Dox, xithfa and plain directions.
ID. 4. MOKEHEAD ID. N. D.,
IaUener aad Proprietor 10 Walker sired Neso YOrl
MOtt-ffI-ADc dAUNEIiC fI-ASGEk II SOLD al
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS N GENUINE
MEDICINES EVERYWHERE.
Juiy29-icOdxS eowIygn -tr
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Mrs WinsioNv, an experienced nurse and
female physician, has soothing syrup for children
tcethng, which greatly facilitates the process Of
teeth.S, by solIenmg the gums iucng all Inliama
ton--wilI .,Ilay all pain and is to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, 1t will give rest
yourselves and relcf and health your infants.
Perfectly safe in ali cases. See advertisement i'll
another column. iune7d4wly.
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Fancy Goods.

IUsT received fresh stoek OF Fancy Goods,
- Combs, brushes, Purses, Pocket Books, Porte
AOnnAles, Leather saichels, Travelling Cases, sheil
IUcSng Combs, Yea BaItORs farors, straps, rotlst
Mirrors Sessors, Knives, Se-, ali Tor sale lOw ~
oetsu J. n. McGIl1-
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N NAE = Ale
GROCERIES
HARRIS, GORDON & co.

On Tuesday next, 18th Of October, 1859,
WE will Offer at Pubic sale, in large lots with
w liberal privileges,
100 hhds. choice Louisiana Sugar;
500 bbls extra white Rccti1cd Whisky;
800 boxes b. l.. simpsons celebrated Aromatic
Schiedam Schnapus;
100 boxes VOLTS Schnapps;
so casks Coguac Brandy;
300 boxes manufactured Tobacco, various brands;
100 reels CUtton Cord;
500 packages star Candles;
goo boxes RosIn Soap.
With many other ARTICLES
TERMS or SAIE.-AI sunny under $500 cash. All
sums over 5 % and under SitOO sixty days. AL
sums 5000 and under s 900 ninety days. Ali
5000 four months credit Tor approved en-
dorscd notes, payable in Bank. 5000. i ..s-.
octl5-td HARRIS, GORDON < co.
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CO 10 sAts ~ ). y. lios.fINs .swDRftf :,
osu--lf Ne. hzrksi street.
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state Fair.
FIFTH DAY.

Despite the unfavOrable state of the wea-
Their, yesterday morning, the Fair was again
largely attended. The exhibition was gene rally
of an interesting character, and the entities
were numerous.
To-day the last day of the Fair, will be
among the most interesting of the week, as all
the stock that have taken premiums will be
exhibited.
LIST OF PREMIUMS.
CARRIAGE STOCK.
Best PAR Crridoge Horses.-Dr. re. Foster,
premium; p. d. De Grahenreid, OF William
ron. certificate.
Best Pou Of Carriage Mdres.-T. w. Jordan.
of w llliamson. prem; j. l.. Perry, cert.
Best Par Horses or Mdres.-Dr. K. Z. Foster,
prem.
Best Fanoy 7eam.-Hrses or MHes.--DOug
las x Walsh. prem; l.. I. Craig, cert.
Best Pdir Light Carnage HOrses.--T. w. Jor-
dan. of Williamson, prem. l.. I. Craig.
cert.
Best Buqgy Horse, Mre Geldtng.-C. w.
Kennedy. prem; j. n. Cartwright, cert.
Best Saddle Geiding.--R. p. Hughes, prem;
J. Il. Maury, cert.
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OSNABURGS AND YARNS.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Oct II. 81
BROOMS The supply is inadequat. to the demand
and the market continues very nrm, full rates
The receipts # BroOms made from new Corn have
been quite ght. We continue TO quote:
Common 81 1902 90
Fancy 5Oa3 90
An q nA
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THE ONLY ARTICLE uNRIvALLED IN MAR.

u ket win Immense Home aud European Demand
Inc reason Wh u that y natures own process restores the
natural soo pereny Mef he 'a becomes gray supplies INC
natural nu and thus makes grow bald heads all
aaaruh Itching ana neat rom the scalp quets and tones up the
Il, cora mi d,sease az The sco ana a /, M a md ree from
r,,lnp az ales n s co..v h.ahy and hean,,nI an II nsaa
Ire l,so or ,a trs ner.r r hea,s
gray ten reader rend The owinc ana Ivc far yorscvcs
V'T -, 49,
Nk" io"hs jan ., troo
j. woop 60 Genlemen Having heard good
Woods Hair Restorative quite
made mind TO lay aside the preJndees which
with persons had against all of
a
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Law and Land Agency, Washington.
YOUNG, a. NILES.

RlCliARD M. YOUNG, former Commissioner of
the General land Office, aud SAMUEL " NlAs late t the
r scrip Revolutionary and War 1872 Bounty bureau
VIC same department having enteed coInrtucrsbp
ute,r Rfe ihc JOINT attention TO such business
dci 20 Their management under the They win devote
their attention chiefly the proccut claims re tuprs
supreme eour, q The United states the Court Of Claims
the executive departments OF the government
Ofce No 4so pcnnsy lvania avenue
dec Ia--co2rn
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4 AUDI AND FOAM; Or Two Sontlnenls anu lnce
~ Oceans; being wanderings in Mexico south America The sand
Islands, Philippines China, last and West indies Australia
=. soyn''''' 49, " - ~ ' '' 1880 :
"a -, -, J. - a, ,,,o, ,r !;
valuable for
ocrung
aous To US, this time objects Of special interest.
,r o. a ur va,p.o ye h,s bccn cr,i.ipg ,y land ond
,cr an nucs ON , in stennsips In canvas curyipp tubs
skipper day before the mast the next snpcrcago sailing naster
night watchman capt,in among nakas ns coohes
ing in Mexico specua,ng N Caaora naru up N "ha
comes home al last 10 tru hs s'oy ana he ofy is wen u
t'' A. ''mes.
I though brief arc highly graphic that the roader
scos everything as he along
close the book he
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respectfully tic builders To his superior stock
OF lumber At and canal
sstng yellow pine boards pink io scaning rnpg,
pests sso hemIock boards, post, and scantlna
cabinet makers acnvite 10 examine M choice
ASH hickory maple, poplar bass wood cherry Sr
The stock OF lumber selected wish great and
viii bo sold reasonable terms
JfEPRrRN MCCLURE
Dee s2--sm 9th street sna csnsi.
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DINNER PARTIES >

hINNER PARTIES will be furnished TO families
a., 81 and s5 had they prefer first class
Fruh their residence dncr for them
the moderate charge OF 81 for bis services.
wishing avcd the trouble marketing have the best
the affords their l'ouses NJ cost prices.
dishes viii be OF the city Tor those
vlu TO furnish better dinner than
q .or establishment the city saving Of
G. GAUrlER, 2s2 Penn.
Dec a. 18th and 18th
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The total animal products of the year 1S52) he
enumeratcs follows For the bovine races, $40, 652,
I32 for the equine races, 81 1867 0l0 for other ami
mails So, ,247 $50 total s33, ,567 ,O92
more reliable exponent, however, OF the wealth of
Cuba will be found in examination of the imports and
exports of the island. The following Is authentic
table for the wear 1888
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But large these tables are, they do not represent the
fnll commercial transactions of the island. TO prove
that the actual value of the of the island reaches
higher figure than that stated above II is sufficient
IN say that does not include the amount represented by
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speciaI Notice 10 subscribers

Payment must be madenynraby IN advance an
b al he cxi 81 The lft"l
ansE ad Noc WI bc gwen ssl ,fdefs
le cir sutsoupu0un nisa in expire
i mail viii be Che rsk of thefuufcbfrr bN'
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V,HE LAND AND THE BooK |,

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