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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-20
No. 80 Union Street.

Strangers and others visiting this city, will
find at the Boot and Shoe Store of J b. & A.
" RUTLAND, 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 a
call. "a "
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(EITRAcr0 SIN lifting the kettle from the IRE IL
became ur m anageabe, tilted over, and scalded my
hands very severely, almost to a crisp. II was an
awful sight. The Mustang L:mment appeared to
tract the PAIN 1t healed rapidly, withou, soreness,
and left scar of account. Truly yours.
CHARLES FOSTER"
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Prizes Paid Immediately after the
Drawing.

Ea- All orders addresseato KAScx BKoADHKxIs
Co. wllning ton Del Will meet with prompI atten-
tiou andths printed ONO IA wingS
FRAME, bhOADbENl u a 20,
tuiy7 Managers
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MUSTANG LINImENT.
VALUABLE HORSE sAvEDl

Mr.. S. LIrcH, Hyde Park, VI, vrites:-''That the
horse considered worthless" lhis case was
SPAWN, )buts ite' ,cnhe flee of the Mustang
Lniment, I have sold him for $3.50 cash. Your Lin
iment has been doing wonders up here"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-20
Tobacco.

EsxrRA Flas chswlas TIE eco. fsr sale at
u qu RAILS. sRosS oo.s
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-20
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
f o r S A L E.

~ " III ~ II - IL
XLTISiIiNG 10 make other Investments, ~ pro-
w poseto seilailour Real Estate IN Davidson d,
as follows:
That Suburban Residence.
stuated tho fraukha Turnpike, wlshin baft mile
tue city and opposite the Residence OF the late 10
seph W. Horton. rhs s. perhaps, ths
unaIIing site a. the vicinity OF Nashville, and Is
siesir able country residence The house will
sold with ~ Is OF land as the purchaser may
chOose
- That Valuable Farm,
known the sims tract, situated on the smith Turn
pike, (ola Lebanon road within three miles of Nash
Vile, sOntaiaing SD The soil IL good IL Is we'd
watered aud tslbered, aud can be divided into small
tracts OF tweuIy acres AID up~ards, all az which
admirably adapted Tor country residences, market
gardensADd DAIRY arms Also, that
beautiful Farm,
on same road, occapsd by 7. Z. NccampbeIl,
about $50 acres This place Is we'll known as 10
pare r. q McCAsapbells III these
places - any who Will call. ... ...f
the ABOVE property viii be sid on reasonable
terms, and credit Of one tsO, three and four
years
Apply toA. VS.. lAndsley Nashville or TO either
OF the aadersigned-
THos. c McCAAPBEIl.,
SIX milesfrom Nashville.
j. A AosiAAPBEIL-,
april Nashville.
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NASHVILLE Oct & 1889.


You ncreDy Authorized and requested To an
nOuuCe my naule, u Candidate Tor -,ItUrncy Gene
raj VI circuit, keep up uHII Iurtuer
ours, Ac.,
oCtOt MANSON NJ BRlEN.
IS We authorized 10 announce JAMES +.
RAINs Esu., AS Candidate for uIuEc UI Attorney
IicIcr.lI "a The judicial CIICLIl, posed vi
the countIes Uf DAVIDSON, oUmuer aI.u NiIiIaInsOu
Election neal May. oCLG-Ie
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-20
Every other Ticket a Prize.
Prizes payable in full without deduction!

Andsl2 Approximations prizes ranging from %
up TO $500.
70 800 priLcs.... AiLouub4b kto 11ol fOOo
whoIericketssl o Halves IS ;QuartersS2 30
Persons who desire need only remltthe risk ON
Package for which We viii send Certificate asfOl-
lows:
cert ncate OF Package OF I6 whoies, sac
do do. &c Halves, - &C.. IS
do. do. 1G Quarters, A" $500. "a
do. do. 10 EGhths, "a $50. L.
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GOLD PEAS.

ses saps,y VI tAs bes, srtiele, iast received b
fs1szs lo<tS fo1A "
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-20
South Carolina Institute Fair,
To BIZ HELD IN
Charleston, November Is, 1859.
NlHpEfTryO OpEV IN AR


I,AIR Tor the Promotion of Art, Mechanical Ingenu-
II ny, and Industry, At their large aud comm0dious
baiI1ing Tie Cty VI Charleston C., commencing
a Tuesday, November Is, 1898.
SUITABLE PssEAIUes WIIL az GIVEN FOR THE
best specigaens IN Art, Mechanism, and other
Ranches ef Industry. also for Cotton Rice, Sugar,
Tooaoe' Corn, Wheat, RE, Cats, Potatoes, and
Other Agricultural fr0aacis-
Tie Iaaies 10 xh0n the Institute IL much in
dobted. are respectfully informed that suitable
Premiums vii be provided by ths COMMITTEES, aud
awarded for the bes specimens IA every department.
Of ladies' woFk.
ALI. ARTICLES entered for Premiums, must be
seat IA Ga % before FRIDAY, the eleventh day Of
SeVerabsr ae A. dirccted N tie Of Mr.. THOMAS
AlMAk Clerk SonEsl "a rlA In situate Charles
toa Articles nay be Afler that day Cor exAsbs
tsss esisL
CONTRIBUTORS TO fHE FAIR
Are rssp~<sluliy rsaaestsd fan descriptions
u The arzl-s. aaa szh setfsral tnformA may
be o. ~ Tue Jadges, aa table for publication.
Every -flaaloa vii Be paid % all ARTICLES sent for
sxhbiEi0a- aagl6-3iawdw
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TO ARRIVE.
I 700 Pieces Hollow Ware Castings;
J., w 100 Sugar Kettles;
$50 English i'oIs; -
ClldrUn Kettles;
400 Dog irons;
IL lea Kettles;
90 Shaving skill Is;
Ii Kegs Nuts aud Washers;
Bundles GIlv Anized sheet Iron;
Case Copper, Timed;
81 lrB Axlcs;
as Bars Iron;
40 Bundies iron;
40 Bundles Sheet Iron;
To arrive from Pitlsburg, . steamer Emma and
Tor saleby 50 -. n. ulCKEY,
OCtl3 RAr No. a. College street.
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NAagninccnL Scheme!
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
$4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery
SCHEME.
OF ID n L. n w n IL II.
1T ISS a

CLASS y.
10 BE- drawnin Wilmington ,Del. Saturday, Oct 90
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A splendid lot of negro wear. Also,
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, &c.
octl5-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-20

Extra Family Flour.
LtxrRA Faaaily ftoar made froaa Eew wheat 40
h sale a. TIE Broadway Nils.
lalyi-u 4Mf D D pzcEEY
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Pure bourbon Whiskv.

Pure bourbon Whisky.
NE have on hand 20 bbis. Of PURE BOURBON
w WHISKY, warranted 10 he foar yeArs old and
TIE nness IA Tue state. an xioas q sell
We ~oali be glad Il taoxs waiting a tssrfcctly pare
Ftlcie would give a call.
CARrER, wILsYoRD a 90
soSi-H No. Aakes street
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so $40 prizes .amounungto 81 ,2O2 900
rcketsS2O, dawes SO ,QuartersS5 Eghths e. 30.
ACertiacate Package OF 20 whoes costs .s3l6 90
do. 90. 20 HalVes......-.. l5s ~
do. do. 20 Quarters. $50. ~ 90
do. do. 20 Eshths,........ 80 80
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
Extra Class Z.
ITO be drawn in Wilmington, delaware, Monday,
Oct. 81, 1909.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-24

DIANOS, MELODEONS and ORGANS.-Ths
L HORACE WATERS PIANOS aud MELODEONs, fs
depth, purity OF tone aud durability, unsurpassed Prices
sl5o Pianos and Melodeons rent Monthly payments
ceived for Pianos HORACE WATERS Agent No $50 Broad
way Testimoniai "The Horace Waters Psnos kuovn
among the very bes"Epanseiist I'VE spssA Of the<
"Wates Pianos and Meodsons Challenge comparison with he
finest ade anywhere in the country "-Home Journal.
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Read Cut Out, Mike a Note ont. -
L. MCCUTC II EON's UNEQUALED
Cs LIQUID GLUE.-For sale in quantities BY G. IT, A. 4.
BANTER Co.. No s2 Maiden, warranted to be betsri
Any similar article in for all purposes Tor wacn
Cline 10 required BY families II 10 from offensive snri-
very tenscous and will keep 10 any climate, and AwsJs
ready for Also for sale BY
HEGEMAN co Druggist. No l65 Broadway
JNO. MILHaU & son. Druggists No lss Broadway.
THOS. T. GREEN, Druggist, No s65 Roadway
EVEN MCINTYRE Druggist. No 812 Broad gay.
A NJ CONKLIN Druggist corner Broad gay ana whist
HAZARD 4 CASWELL Druggists, 5h ay Hotel Brosaway.
r. J. CROWEN, Book Publisher. No 699 Broadway.
GRILLE ALLIES Painters, No. 955 Broadway.
NEWMAN, ONDERDONK CAPRON, LULA Broadway.
NJ GUiON, Drusaist No. l21 Bo~ery.
GEO HEWLETT, HARDWARE. No. $40 Bowery,
l.. BALDWIN Hardware, No. 21 Bowery.
WIN NJ GILES Druggist, No. l896th-y
THEO sCHUMAEN, Druggist No Ssl 6thav
G. QUIMBY 4 SON Hardware, No. ltS cha
JOHN JONES, Druggist. No 722 Iouston-st.
N. B. PITCAIRN, Druggist No. 3t7 Bleeckerst
W. J BARNES Baidw are. Nos. lib aud To- 5day.
HENRY PRICE, Bookseller, No $40 sth-sv
BU 5H, GALE L ROBINSON Druggists 1856 Greenwichst
VIM v CRIsSEY Go Druggists. No DO Greeuwich-st
JAMES CONDlE, Druggist. No. 1876 STRAY.
- CAMPBELL Drusgst, sh.sv and 2sthst-
o. Hustled, DRUGGIST, No t2i 9Th av
WIN Russell Co. Hardware, No. H9 sthav.
EDWARD FLINT Druggist, No. $50 sthay.
r.. DENISON. Druggist, No. as Hudson st.
BOGERT, BOIlRnE, AUTEN, Ststiones, No - Pine St
OSBORN l. SWAN, Nos. So and ~ Futou-st
IL bs, article, made Of Peter Coepers bed
White Glue be particular for NcCUTCHEONS LIQUID
GLUE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-24

BOARD WANTED-A gentleman, with his wife,
ID chitrenhe eldest 10 and youngest year old
snd two wishes 70 ROOMS BOARD from
November TO April PARLOR end FIVE BED ROOMS will
be reqored Situation, above sthst and belo~ 2d-'t
ard Of the thav. private boarding house Is pre-
but ROOMS and BOA sD be aud vita
private table. Address Box No. 606 post.Otfcs.
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WNTER GARDEN.
w A CONSERVATORY Ov THE ARTS
DEDICATED TO TIE CULTURE os
COhEDH,
MUSIC, And


MUSIC, and
u1ss AGNES RosEarsoS.
plans and de'sn' frIn1.a s 5, NJ o PsS S'of'.
II. door yin be op-ned q u ct g,si..y .na he sns,
.snn. eta will commence :, with new domestic Drama
DOT
the Hes.A The chaI.c,srI BE- BY following
srtiso;
Ic,n , a,,T k6 ss.,:oa
(which character sue , r ,i R5s me s..as
ry sOwbcy charity s ~ho takes care Of'h- MI wood
ia rfS ci..c:. he viii in. II; in; vs ~~ ..r
Caleb Plummer, toy maker. Jsssr'o1
~ Sis $3.50 4, i,c,n.,.nce, in coa,. ~, o.,
M, Fen. It M jahss.sa
Character.in the Fairy Prologue
Fairies Of the Old scoo-very nseh r-eqoed-p'oud Of aer
family, bat not sbcse complaint -
Obero1. Aiss sesot
Fielding
Ms. Climber
aIa.:.i.Dsj" F.ii..-.,ronr. hsd -Orsins useful
little things not .; al proud -.
''.'''''''''''a, s. In
iiss n.on
Crsne.... a..
III r. pI1p ci: .ti.ns Ai.opia3.s on. q a
and psiOed By Mr Ra-seu Smith.
been painted by Mr. Hsys, (iAie Of tbs Thes:erl
The Scene: The In,-ror q Dot. cottage. By Mr.
ACT iL-Elr., Scene: A Village. By Mr Hayes.
Second Scene; Caet' cottage AID Tsea house. by
Adg }it-Dss. cottage, - ., =. dram. ,,.,. viii b.
The Box Office open daily and continue. open to
~ber the Tbestsr fun notice will be psoed the entry
No will t allowed occupy the 81. .nd p.sase: o.
comfort and satisfaction OF the audience
Seats may t- secured Elk days IN sdyanee
NiBLOs GARDEN.
~ ooon open clci p-rf2rm.noe 70 dominance VII
SATURDAY EyESISG sept 81 iss
'0' IN FOUR u ESTikTAlsMsNrs;
THE YOUNG AMERICAN DANsEusE.
LAST NIGHT BUT SIX
" the reno~ ned
FRANCOIS RAvEL-
Ds p'''''A' THE MAGIC TRUMPET
GABRIEL as THE CLOWN.
TBL BILLIE or MARIA
MISS FRANCIS as THE BELLE
YOUNG AMERICA
On THE TIGHT ROPE.
p,,,pp, u.p7,sy7r F"' time
-'' A. LEHMAN. v,r--,
MONDAY. MAZULM.
Next week. last week OF the Rsv-ls.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS.
GRAND PERFORMANCES
SoSSs sSFEE5 F Es4sHI9isazsrs
THE MOST TALENTED Comply : 2.' y. :, j.. .,n..-
SATURDAY. sept ~
In the ATTERNoo s;TA : G, 81 piRrs
THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER
'' -'' '''" MISS c.. ALLFoRD.
Ia the EVENING $: sA a H,s'i Il PARIS,
mR. AND Mrs. WHITE.
reeI MI hsmpon
THE ARAB GIANT nearly u fee. high. 81 yea" old. and
,hs, .pGsa. tree from To. .,e.d pre-
:as. q az MOUNT Or tn iTy 1S1 .sd
oil the other curosie. be wihou, additional charge
HANNAH AND ADEoNA GALE,
will appear at 18th afternoon ~ evening ps,09sae.
seas 10 cents extra
WOODS MlNsTRELS,
SELECT NEGRO MlNSTRELSY,
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
TickeA Is centA. Commence t1}
HOPE CHAPEL, No. 720 Broadway
H WAUGHS ITALIA
The sight Of Waus picture of the Coliseum almost the
came thin an actual sight Of the Coliseum Itself" William
Cullen Bryant. -
THIS AFTERNOON. p IN EVENING Up. m Admission
% cents, children, 10 cents.
NOW OPEN,
IN ACADEMY OF DESIGN TENrH-SrREET,
THE SECOND EXHIBITION or
ENGLISH ANDFRENCHP PICTURES,
including specimens Rosa Bouheur, Troyon, Couture td
Frere Muller Limbine Ward, Wallis, Hook, Frost. Lianel
Milas &c.
OPEN FROM g. m. TO p M. aud from 20 10 P.
Admission, IS cents. Catalogue Is c-u,s
pROOKLYN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
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Eonses and forms Uaniea.

HOUSE WANTED in Brooklyn, within six
IL blocks Of Plymouth Church prsierred-good stoy br *
stone. II lone there. in South Brooklyn might
Address A. T., Box No. 7,4 NewYork Pos:-oihce.
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AmusemenfS.

CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A TO-DAY lsArUspA4Y1yl ssp: !, p 4, =: o.e,o.a
Last of aHpAai GAssiER AND CosTEsi
end oil The Artists Of the Company viii appear. wrHoUK
LN' GRAND coMsI ~. a ENTERTAINMENTS ssu,Es
H.vng arrived the Persia viii make MS h. appearance .hb
sesson at the matinee.
AN ENTIRE OPERA
THREE ACTS AND SELECTIONS from THREE DIFF
AND a COSCERT
F. .ppessncs the Academy Music Ct ms wonderful
'0On' p'N'' ARTHUR NAPOLEON
The MADAME LaISi,h e Gsssissp MADAME coRrEsL
s sSS9s s shsSqL e Ss9s s suopIo
The entertainments will consist Of the eIre Ope'a IN he
LUCIA DI LANMERMooa,
which will be ''en r MsDAa sls.1 G4ssEa
sIGNoR BRIGNoLI, sIGNoR CASTER
The magnificent fourth az: OF 1000,
IL TRoVAToKE,
Including some Of
Ans primo 20 tn The BARBER or sEvILLA
Including r IN. voc s's sas.5 lag S. f'''n
The LIBERTY BU III i, ON; rJRirASI ,,.o.
" $50 ARTHUR NAPOLEON
]. Ysn,s.i., Luerezs BoIsA...... ....... Thsl1e's
condae,d T1 and No.. p.:: a1kErz.g
NoTicEA arrangements viii Dc mscs on me :, msspa
Directors being determined ntks
the cry. Although there wal b. null
tpciy Of entertainments which viii impa. tie Matinee the
character Of -
GRAND PH5TIVAL,
There will b. DO increase In he price
Eotwithstlnaiuz the gres: extra expense
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR
Doors open a. Il; commences at
RESERVED SEATS
The whole Of the Academy Of Music viii be thrown open 10
the public who The privilege Of occupying any seat they
MONDAY Sep. Is. Last Nisht but Two.
IL rROvArORE.
MADAME CORTEsI,
sI0NOR BRIGNULi oIGSOR ANODlO.
The sale Of seats will commence this morning
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Doar1 and Rooms.
EIFTH-aaysEESgEE HOTEL, MI,
At the Intersection of Broadway oppos Msdison square
Nsw-YoRK.

At Intersection of Broadway oppor MsdSon square
Nsw-YoRK.
TO BE OPENED AUGUST 23, 1859.
This Location is the most desirable OF suy In TINS f~N me-
tn polls beiug the healthy delightful ana central IN tns
city snd very and convenient 70 the hudson River ana
Boston Railroad depos ,. .,,. -,
study experience and render the most
anG home.liae Hotel in tho world
All proveuen,s thst comfort and convenience nave saS
ss.-ed, nave been introduced.
Every precauou taken during 70
the positive safety from the Of conhisr,ou
prick walls extend from the rock found .tion
u. the All Of the floors double and are prAted oy
LAYER Of cement, making the sntire structure proof
other Improvements
,sir,s,. VERTICAL RAILWAY 10 nearly completed, 70
convey ge from the fret 20 the upper hoors upon pau winch
admits OF 10 possibility Of accident.
continuous corridors forming pronlep sde
each OF the Elk storie give nknt aDo
air In the highest degree every spsrtmeLt
liberal has been appropriated TO pubic 1om
ruud Promenade Hall Suites of spacious faors Cnamoes
and Dressing with all the modern convenience have
been especially designed the comfort Of families travelling
parties aud Sin gle septlemen 90
An containing journals Of the day and s the
for commercial intercourse and business mas been
added the other tea ures OF the Hotel ana nee
Telegraph Office connecting with all parts OF the ceanty
Billiard Chess Rooms Of the most approved style and
are provided the Of and the public
The Furniture every article Of In the essbshmsr
expressly designed aud manufactured Tor the
AVENUE HOTEL
All for sparments any business. con-
nect-d with the house please direct to rfIh-A'EHoS
HOTEL. In order az insurs immediate attention
OF this Hotel has been under the direc
ton Of M PARAN STEVENS proprietor Of the Revere and
fremont Houses in Boston aud Battle aud Point Cear Houses
In Mobile and 1, will be conducted By
PARAN STEVENS,
A b. DARLING, HITCHCOCK, DAhLlNG 20.
HIRAM HlrcHcOcH.)
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A GRICULTURAL and HORTICULTURAL

DALACE GARDEN.-TO LET-The FRUIT
I ard CONFECTIONERY DEPARTMENT Of the PAL
ACE GARDENS during the Fair Of the American lng.s
Irqliie ct No ls7 6sh-sv, Bon Tea.
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Bummer Retreats.

Il IITATINNY HOUSE,
IN DELAWARE WATER GAP
Th place having been much crowded prevent
persons from obtaining accommodations up within few days.
the Proprietor TO those who wish to visit the
Gap hereafter and spend few days weeks during the de-
usu autuuns that they be accommodated with
comfortable rooms
Leave Pier no 3 NJ r., boats Of Central Railroad Com.
pany NewJesy at II O'clock and strive the Gap In ve
bourl L. w. BRODHEAD. Proprietor.
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Boots, Shoes, &r.

AT JONES', Nos. 10 and II Ann-st., 81
IA Frepch Calf DRESS BOOTS; - so Double Sole WATER
PROOF BOOTS Please cal and bsfore purchasing
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9iaiionsrp amo fanrp GOODS.
A LARGE DEMAND having arisen for
n THE SHILLING HAIR TONIC

N THE SHILLING HAIR TONIC
THE SHILLING BENZINE.
The Prophet been unable To supply the orders received
during the past week and 10 a, this moment
srvrnAL HUNDRED DOZEN
In arrears Consequently omitted for the past few days
advertise al In this outset.
Dealers are informed b., he intention of disseminating
the liberal style Of advertising which he found 50 effective In the
outset; on the contrary he intends that the
SHILLING ARTICLES
shs be and largely announced in the leading jour.
nss OF the widest circulation until they shall have become
household words" in every family. The production ia
ONE HUNDRED DOZEN Per DAY.
and the demand filed Next week we shs be III shape
to turn at least
TWO HUNDRED DOZEN PER DAY,
and hope fill oil orders with which We may be favored
promptly Very applications have been received from
dealers articles to be forwarded on sale To all such
applications we only In the negative. There
necessity commission thee articles long as we are In
short supply and Intention TO do in event.
We intend make the public well acquainted with them BY
most extensive and style OF advertising and the
rood articles will achieve the balance OF success
which think from present indications Will be OF the most
gratifying nature
THE SHILLING HAIR TONIC,
In large bottles, highly Perfumed.
Retail price, only II cents
THE SHILLING BENZINE.
The liquid yet discovered for Removing all kinds of OIL
GREASE Paint Spots from Sihs and wooens Of desc
on the slightest injury their texture or !user Put
I'D In large bottles with full directions
RETAIL PRICE. ONLY IL CENTS.
WHOLESALE DEPOT, NO 159 WATERST.
Retaed all Druggists generally and the Special Depos,
No, GIG Broadway, and No. IT'S ralton't, Brooklyn.
pARD BROTHERS a Co, Manufacturers Of
D0OID PINS PEN and PENCIL CASES No n Maiden.
lane NewYork Manufac.ory Brooklyn, Conn Gold Psas
air~o ORA Apsed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-24

MILE. CARLOTTA PATTI has the honor to
.upospo. tt.t abe |. ready 20 GIVE Lessons in SING
ISG and on the PIANO FORTE Nile PATTI being ea la
familiar with the Italian French Spanish and Euf sh snsnsses
viii awe her instructions any the fur languages according
option Of puss References given TO Max matezek
scharfepberg Luis Hall Son. q. Breusng and chcIer
ing .,o. applications made at the Academy Of Music
and al her private residence, No. Si3 West I'D st.
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Aopertisins Agenrp.

VOHN HOOPER e. Co.'s
u CITY AND COUNTRY
ADVERTISING AGENCY,
No. Al Psrk- row. Eew.York TIMES BUILDING.
Liberal arrangements will be made with ADVERTISERS.
and their promptly inserted in any NEWSPAPER pub
lisbsd In the UNITED STATES or CANADA the publishers
lowest cash prices.
Reference IL made 70 Messrs HORACE GREELEY Co.
10Y, COE Il CO.,
u ADVERTISING and COMMISSION AGENTS,
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, NETWORK,
BROWNS IRON BUILDING PHILADELPHIA.
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Cost an0 forns.

lost BOND.-Boud No. So of tue FIRST
~ MORTGAGE BONDS Of tho FORT WAYNE ANU
CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY, dated Jaly |. 1885, VITA
the ceupors and -r Jan lso owned oy
GEbRUDER WOLF Of Dusseldorf having been los, l',oen
ees.yd The msy BEL psymeu, thereof has ben
stopped and the owners have app-d to sad Company 10 aH
ps.s of said Ire. bond eouponsNeSfork September
1889 l.3 iswgs L. Won HOFFMAN 4 Co.
NOTES LOST.
IN Kent Pane Co. ds.eS July Is 1879 six months $50 49,
Psre Co dated July IS, 1883 SIX months 81 os o.
keIt Paine Co. dated ly Is, 1859 ak mouths. s5Ss -
Pare dated July u, IsS9 fout mooths r!i oi
Kent Paine L Co dated July ~ 1883 six months So on
Ken, Paine CO, dated Msrcn 3 ota ok mouths, sSs 3D.
Kent, fape Co IN J.rusry 1850, ee+ %.
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forses, Carriages, 81.

CARRIAGES and PONY for SALE, CHEAP
~ ASK seated Rociswsy Fogrs seated Rock.~ay and a
0z nearly suitable for Pbysician They bull. By
nskers without regard expense Also Pony
eleven stds ha and quiet the saddle Ia.
above Be sd ~ Of tie tece.s- Of
ard ee rthr-e days a: tie stable No. East lsths
r.xt Shaw.
CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES,--An elegant a.
~ Of frs: elas Carriages Manufactured IL this city
gay b found ~ No 10 Broadway lOthS Ssnsers vs
ting The city invited call illustrated csaorues sea
shea r-SCesed. JAMES B. BREWSTER
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PRETTY nERsEs-pY DAVID sAsKzr,

Some years ago-so say my notes
When Sabbath's brazeu bells were Ginning,
The music from their hollow throats
Induced me straight to take 70 rhyming!
For many dreamy hour sat-
And having closed poetic labor,
l put my rhymes within my hat,
And started for my nearest neighbor.
Nv nsighbor's eldest girl knew,
Laid claims to being "Iiterary"-
So, to her fathers house flew,
To read my poetry to Mary.
She was the fairest of our race;
Her waist was smsn Il, and fingers tapered,
And smiles around her rosy face,
Like lAmbkins round q pasture capered.
1 read Of war, and read Of peace,
And read of many an ancient nation;
OF ancient Rome and ancient Greece,
And Thousand things throughout creation
read how raven eyes encased
A dagger for each trusting lover;
But eyes Of blue, and slender waist,
echoed nearly ten times over.
read OF husband and Of wife -..s
A note prepared to please my fairy;
limited OF my lonely life,
And OF the witching name of Mary.
closed my reading, raised my eyes,
To throw me on her tender mercies;
When with drowsy yawn she cries,
"By hockey, them is pretty rerses"
Within my hat I put my rhymes,
And raised the latch, and left my fairy;
But never have /. since those times,
Read Pretty Poetry" to Mary.