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, 1859-09-12
Daily Rcyiew of Chicago Market.

SArEEpAr Ey1srsa, Sept TO-
FREIGHTS-Cnrhangcd. Schooner Convoy takes
wheat to buffalo at 6c schooner Harmon WHEAT from St.
Joseph to Uuo 1t ;c schooner Cu.a, wheat from kcn-
osha to BudAlo At sc; shoouer Augusta o,weko
=. Ec.
FLoUR-Rceepts. 5+gs b5ls; shipments, s,.5t bbss.
Market d,rn aud aetive. S11ea bbls kersh.w
Spring Extra, 1k0 Ibis "A4rae do lt1 bbls ste1tnE" DO
and 400 bbs do brands not Ycn al at % delivered
100 bbs 6ewauee~ do Al n G7 delivered bbs choice
Spring Extra pis7e trims 101 bbls "Water Street" DO
1t atl:i delivered; 100 bbIs 'Casbondaa White Winter
At tie5 deussed go bhls "Casnsle- do It t5.t0 de-
uvered.
WHEAT-E EeoelptA s.,..58 bu: shipment, 1otss tu.
WtSEKx-Quist. Sales 800 hu No Red II stc on
track 100 ba do 9e track; 800 In do At sc track
800 bu do Sc In store 800 bu No Hed c in
3o1 bu do &c in 80 bu do &c track so
Ectece Winter At &C. Srr1xoAdvanced le Sales were
$500 hu No Spring In store; 5000 bu do 1t 5]sc
In soEei 900 lu 10 at 151cin store au do a
aorc; Il GO bn No Spring at =: In store 5000 bu
75kc In store 5000 bu d, 'se IN 900 bu 10
sc in ssose n0 bu Keeeted 1t t5c In orc oo bu do
&C In store saUtu ken1sha Spring At 75jzc T. Q. b.
C0nS-Necepts, 10.es7 bu shipments, 7oD lu. Mr.
fe; very dsn. Sales we1e;-l0D0 bu prime Cara At tc
fob; $50 bu do At 63cahoa* ssc0 bu do at tckob;
100 bu Ne at G.: store; 200 bu No At &c IN store.
OATs-ReesrtA 6Sl7 bu; shipments. Market quiet.
Sales 40 bu MOI 1t In sire 20 bu 4, &c
delivered.
RYE-FIsncr. SIZES were 80 bu M. At SC n
ttoee.
BARLET-KeceIpt& SIS bu. Market flza. Sales we're
-lco bu No Il Tic delivered.
sEEDS-Ecce!p:A a5,la4 M. Market tcs7 actIre aui
weaker. Sales wcse-&: ta@s prime Timothy tl9s On
track; l33 bags fair 1t 39. on track; ~ tn choice do 1t
s3t0 delivered.
u1GtWISEs- -Eeee:ps., 70 Ibis Market quiet but trza
1t sae.
ALG0H0L-5as:eF = sal. :
MEAS POEK-ReseIpts, q tbls- Market nominal at
tlsA9
LARD-Semina1 It lie,
TALLOW--Iseetlpss e,3si ns. Market quiet It 100
lGac.
uIDEs-Rccjpts, III n,. Steady. Sales today
at.he following quotations -Gea Sailed, .3aSc; by
Flat, 1s9ltc; Dry sa.'cd, 14a1ic.
POTATOES Receipts ~ bu. Market quiet II g4.c
for common to PRIME
ES-Unctansel. :~couauon to Prime Michigan,
al.'sisae5: choice Southern. ts-aNta..s5s
ONIONS -4s&s4;c 2 bu far cnmnon to Elt.
..-EGGS-1n f4s demand A. a9l0c-
PuCLTRY-IIve Chickens, sl.:5 Ioz: Turteys .Gss
pn,
BCrTER-f1n 1t 14a15e for Fhkiu. md 1.atee for
C2ry.
LIVE sTOCK-Reeeipts :. ears Cattle cars Hogs aad
car sheep. Shipped II he1d Cattle Market 1ul 10. Cat.
nc. Sheep In good demand for a. Hogs in fs demand.
Esfc. urn
, 1859-09-12

RnsaGes OF the Frost In Wisconsin.
Tho Clinton Calumet CAY 7imfs says the
frost hus pluyed the mischief with pu1atocs,
corn, and beans, in that vicinity. There was a
frost on Sunday, Monday, md tuesday nights
Of last week at Wausau. Serious damage to
corn. potatoes, and buekxheat by frost in Wau:
pacca county is reported. Corn, potatoes, and
zines hare been badly damaged in the vicinity
Of Appleton. The Cresctnt says: Thus we arc
sure IF frost every month in the rear 1889.
We hare had more hot and more cold weather
this summer than during any season since 1s47.
1,ast SUNDAYS frost, added to the drought
which has extended inr md vide, except il the
timber region, must make very short corn and
potosoc crop. The Wautoma {Taushara CO..
Argm says The heaviest frost there was last
Friday morning. The potatoes are nil killed,
and scarcely field Of corn can be found shat
il not greatly injured. md many huud1ed
acrrs are almost entirely destroyed
The Stevens Point Psa9y says: We bad q
severe frost here on Thursday night, killing
down potato tops, yines. and what corn was not
out Of the way. The damage 10 potatoes is Sc
we're; the crop is rery hight ut best The
drouth continues-streauas never known to be
lower-drcs running and dung much damage
in the woods.-Addtsoa Journdk.
, 1859-09-12

Gov. RANDALL ACCEPTS Mn. HonAnr' APPOINT
AESrs.-Thc Republican State Central Commit
tee, and the candidates for the different State
Offices on the Republican ticket, hare bad a
neea 1s sd tos s ana to n'uss sk:
for the fall campaign.
We learn that the result Of their deliberations
was, in Substance, that Cor. Randall accepts the
proposition of Il. C. Hobart, and will meet hin,
at all Of his appointments, a list Of which We
hnre a1reads published. y. G. Noble. candidate
few days afterwards. going orer the same mp.
pointments. Tim. 0. Howe is to speak through
Tue northern part Of the State. Senator L. +,
Harvey is to speak in different parts Of the
State, and according TO circumstances. Senate,
Doolitt1e is going to Minnesota. To ppeak during
the campaign in that State, but is to speak .
few times ia this State, on his return. Such i.
the substance Of the conclusions arrived ct By
tue Committee.
, 1859-09-12

TOR SALE-Carriages aud Bug
gs1 The largest and best the city, c,-
la1nE Of RrekswaSs Ga1rauehea slide s.a,s' vas4ty
Waguna H41ne.e. ETC. ehelton. Tutte Co.A Eastern
l7fsilty IN Alnr4,ran Transportation Hu,dgs MasAst
srS-.3l4.R IL. u. HILL, Agent.
, 1859-09-12
New York Market,

Dr TKLrnRAru1 NKw i1nK. Sept. f0-fT.N
FLUrR-F!Eu and tending up~7rd- Sales $40 hbi@ At
f4so24+ for tuFer state ts for e4t7 State. sfl5e
4$a Tor super western. sahlu for and fsh
Eound e1tra rouud hoop t'ho ColaE hrneE. Canadian
Flour +.so4t Eor e1,t.,A. Rye Flour 3-:lkska1.
white 1!eh-. l-s.4s for new xhhe ky i:3 fus an.
1c. Ky Rye quiet Il sasst- Sales 20 bu. &c Hurley
unsoapd mfxe ~e-t-u, ss&S1e for souId d. vats s6
c far old statt t04le for new do, E4ac fer wesefa
49, i0- Tor tansllan.
MHiskr-A shade ea@ss. sslea 80 hbls It .6}1.c
pROFiSf1S-fnEkd dnl; ka!es Lbs 1t for
s14 Is for Fumps and AUS for prime. Tie litter
held higher u ihe eoze neef unbalanced ass 1o4 bbt4
u 508 for pEuae Std - for - IL FIR tepacke
The and 1l:e 80 for e1tr Beef hams quiet At Us
Gefs Bsrpn quiet. Tut Meats md dz7n * Tor
khaues and * for hams. Lssd f. sizes 20 tbs 1t
1Vaallk for NJ. city to prime we.etn. Iu,ter ady
Il lSG.t for state for We ter Chcese selling u "a
~.
sroCKS-d boarl yery dull and prices grnerzuy lo~t.
t1nee the board particularly. Money a6 c
TX: guaranteed y = 8; n &c TX; D s Il AS ;M c
toudl s.; y YC6s9 95x
, 1859-09-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER PROM ECHOPE.


Sr. Jonxs, Sept. l".-The stcanlcr Ocean
Queen from Southampton Ind llavrr. for New
York. paksed Cape i.acv this Saturday morning
She len thc NEEDLES at g O'Clock on the Inotz:-
Jug OF the lss inst.
IIcr njvices arr four days later.
Tic news contains no features Of unusual in-
trrcat.
Nothing important had been known regarding
tic Xurica Conferences.
The Liverpool Hresdstufrs Market continued
rery dull. Rruvisions had declining ten
dehcy.
l,oxpoS-Consols closed on the 3lst at 93a@
nxE
, 1859-09-12
From Utah,

ST. Louis, Sept 1o,-A special dispatch to
the Iapnhtican says dates from Suit Lake CITY
to the l9lh. reached Atchison yesterday. ".
II. Hooper, Mormon, is elected delegate 10 Con.
grcss.
Lieut.. Gray and party Of 4th dragpons sur
prised band Of $50 Indians concerned in the
late massacre Of emigrants on the California
Road, and killed twenty Of them. Gen. John
son had sent reinlorcemcnta to Gray in autici.
patton Of another nttack from the combined
3orccs Of the Indians.
Tbs store Of Miller, Russell 4 Co, Camp
Floyd, has been burned. Loss Sl5,ou1.
, 1859-09-12

tT The Milwaukee Free Democrat requests
US To correct m error in the printing Of Ar.
Carl schurz's late speech, Viz: '1n The fifth
paragraph Of The speech, third line Of its close.
instead Of 81 cer.ain1y am the Itst man to de-
tcr1nine,"-rcad ~ certainly nm the last man
to determine"
, 1859-09-12
10 3Sent.

ITO RENT-A Two Story Dwell
L Ing House. No. - Edna Place. South Side. with eight
as upd stable. Hent t30. Inquire at TIE hose
, 1859-09-12
.DGr GdlR.

I4>DR SALE Tho Ioaso and Fur
l. nturr Of IIouse Wabash ayennc. II ls veil s:t-
uaed and tusnaled with everything suitable far tmai!
:sul ;. Gas, Wafer, Natls DC. Address ~. H.. Press
and Triluus Qt3ce at1a IL
, 1859-09-12
. Destructive ConNugrntIop.

Coxconp. n H., Sept 1o.--A fire occurred
HIRE this morning, destroying the Odd Fellows
Hall. block og stores on Main street, owned
Moore store owned Iy Mrs. brown. with
Herernl other stores and dwellings, on Warren
street. Tic amount Of loss is unknown
, 1859-09-12

RICH FURNITURE,
Earpsfs, 6ifefs Pldted Goodss or Pa}Af-
fnss, ard Pfax0 Forfs,
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY and Fnlnhy. Sep. .ssA .-a .ess.,
&:Au!uE fot T~V Dayt We Will eel at e0fC e Lake
sace the largest assortment Of the aove goods offered ts
season. commencing each day At 81 O'Clock \, u,
FURNITURE OF every variety and kind, for Ta1ior
Bedroom and Dinngroon -
SILVER PLATED WARE Of the choicest r,te,n.,
and n-tst etSlts Of Tea Sets. Sa1veyx Ss 2uttess
Tahe, ltH and Tea Folks mad Spoo1s Ivory and Silver
Handle kn1ve+ etc.. etc. 80
OIL. pA1NTINGs-A Large variety of subjects Of tne
Paintings. PIANO FOKTES.
eock on Thur>iay. =lek mi AID superlos toued
and npsh !osewood Ease. rsanc foste octnve: eie,
CAHfETsA saE:e assortment Of Carpets cut il euan.
t'es 70 SUITE aso Stair and Hemp CaEpeta
shipped. GILBERT i kAMpS9iS N
seea36s-st 4urtionss+a
, 1859-09-12
An American Vessel Fired Uno

1osros. Sept. 7o-The harquc Arm<n;a, ,from
Coastautinople, which urrired here this 4. H.,
reports. .,hat while passing thestrnit Of GLrasler
she VIA fired al,5n twicc, IRON the Spanish
Fort Tarifa- The first fire was blank cartridge,
and the second round etot,whicl, passed through
her iQHet z,tnin ION aaii
, 1859-09-12

ST. Lor1s, Sept. 10.-Tbe steamer VIM Gar
vim sunk several miles below here Tuesday
night "
The steamer Adriasic, recently sunk near
Hour, tobacco aud grain was Almost entirely
lost
, 1859-09-12

TERMS or SALE.
Ono ffh Of The purchase down. the balance In one tws
thrre and four yrah with len the property beang
1ercst tten day Of se Ar Marion Hill H be found u
the Altor M1a and x give pcssons wishing to e1a,ne
The property description IT il and also take tIe oyrrl.
aus0AlssId F. AARkLE.
, 1859-09-12
Montreal Market,

Fk1 TK1EcrArn.l No1TkxAt, Sept. 10.
FlorH s. .ady aud aesIrs-denaad for higher xrades
Extra $s.98sA faocy 4.9o&sa.0A No 4-sA Nos ascot
uabsa1dsale .oS}1.7u
WnTAE-SelunF on the spot-ChIeako No IT, o. NJ
g q.Le -'"' ~
, 1859-09-12

TOR SALE-Houses and Lots on
l. Michigan ayen1e, West Randolph x.,eet, fa77ns.r
nsr Vet Jackson stsxet, Des Ialnes street, and Wet
Tan Bnrcn street.
70 RENT,-Housca on wata.a avenue md wes. Tan
aulph ktree4- Terns very favorable Apply to q. F.
QElNBi CO, No. Walkers building, "a Dearborn
ktFnIf
, 1859-09-12

Robbery OF the Brooklyn Post .0ficc.
rnhtsS ..t ~ nsh1 5sp' ime a;i TN & oss oaee
upehed and riaed Of 5000 in money, oil drafts
aud money orders were mutilatcd and rendered
yaluelchs
, 1859-09-12
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY ErExHa, Sept. 10.
The receipts and shipments Of produce during
the past twenty -four hours were as follows:
, 1859-09-12

ITO RENT-A Two Story House
l. few blocks West Of Usiou Park with good well and
ci:ten. Price 40 Per mouth Inquire Of j. F. STAIR
lhe corner of Clark and Sosth WatI strtt, 3D.
GfrsA box &SHH9. te.LtW
, 1859-09-12

ITO 1eENT-Thc four story brick
L Store No. 10 tIAke st1ret Rent low. AIpiy ut room
No. 8. Dcs1torn Block-oiposste the Pod once.
Au1G11m !. 3. RICE
, 1859-09-12

ITO RENT Cheap Two large
i Brick Houses, No. .s and IS Aica.g .gan nvenue.
EEEyEY l. ANTHONY.
Aes a1G1lN Il usaEtaEp &.Eeet,
, 1859-09-12

GLASSWARE, CROCKERY,
~ AND MIRRORS.
AT TI0N,
BY GILBERT Il SAMPSON, Aucr'ns.
At their &aIeroom No. Re Lake street. on WEDNESDAY
September th. At ~ o'clock, wilt rel 10 the Trade
scyezal uvoleet Il the hes guilty pr White Crokesy.
ststns tf Twi1trs breakfast and Tea atcs Dshe Tur
enes Gravy Boats. Covered Dishes. PcklEa Teaa Tea
Pos, Sugar., CrearA Cfees Baker,. E~c.r and BaGna
GLASSWARE.
go dozen Assorted De C1ear White G.as ware VIZ
Goblcs and Sugar Of variety Of Patterns Ce.esies Tu
beEs, Saucefa tre.erve1, Flates, etc., etc.
MIRRORS.
An Invoice OF Mahogany and Git Frsme Mlyo.s Of n.
s1ou4 sl1es. Sale Without reaerse.
res as666t GILBERT l. SAMPSON, Aue'ss,
, 1859-09-12

FIFTY EY ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FEET,
Composition Proof 1sno4 and eazei w1njo*A max
I IL al as> SQUARE feet Of fnfed space fur e4hbs.
tIsn purposes, eIcusrs Of I'm rrs QItelA Business IT.
6ce8, Refreshlncnt SaIoonl, Tents. ETC.
THE DEPARTMENTS nf FARM PRODUCTS.
At;K1EELTl.EAi lMrLtMEST-: NANHFAt-TE-
KES. MECHANICS, FEciTS amt FLOW ElsS, FIN E
ARTS kc, viii rceuty thee IL1 n which every tGl!ty
for cip1y Of xso44 a,~ articles, and tcr protection
from the weatht-, Is being provided.
Ta!sty Iins.e Power Sseaan Es9ne, arA two Of Es
i.z+on'4 C1oHc Engines VIII furnish atatle power.
Two !a.er Presses viii he Y .e7,aou rrsnt!as da1IJ
1a?cF bulletins &e; - al*n Telegraph Oc.- with twu
G1itenss In the Editorial Hail.
abundant tutpty Of pure La2e Water viii s furnished
from the Gy Works tr stock, Ae and Ice Wtr for vis
ta-e.
Hay and Straw vii cf cous. be pro,Ie for stock xras
md s1eea cum Ia the husk ozt. e"r. &c. at eust he
gypruAs.
AAt,s Railroads eense,ng IN Chicago VII cary vis!to.s
At 1f f4re and ttoez. & FREE. zB-Fot particulars
totals, see Premium Lta aaa Daily Paper cola ma.
The H.tti% will ehaze their u5c11 s4es ap fte eaup3x
uund Ia tie znd loxias in The city hate 6ten
securel While tie doors Of CITIZENS viii be uut4 o1en
to wclcpme visslors.
brilliant round of Apusemtn!s In the esy In couf.e
Of prspafaiienm m Ree,sas Ha1aasH Evening Excuss!ona
aol GEanl Military Review cf the ntFe 6ta kegimeu
IN the veally Of tk7 grounds during the week.
the HanHl 1t Music Will be In constant Attendance and
the LIT DIV will be pccupsed bY 4 Till
, 1859-09-12

ITO RENT--Warner's Brick Steam
l. FIGURING MILL, In tie city Of Rock 1s!snd..
f rent 70! yam It has four 0f kuues
End Is frst Glars merchant uIu. GEORGE NlXTEK,
aul1@lm.Al9S Agent Of ioAn Wasnsz-
, 1859-09-12

4 UCTION NOTICE.-Contribu-
ts.s 10 The National Fair rcpe tsuny Informed
reiintcaieas of de Z. i. Sstjon, FaIq afTi6Sf
ferst NJ l1aht1e Auction. ~
For fesna Of sae and ApplT to u.s. No Is
Dearborn street ftu doors n1th Of the Post Ot3cc
ss4-&S03sw WA. BUFFERS 4 Co.. Auct{oree,x.
, 1859-09-12

FOR SALE OR LEASE on S orlO
l. year time t.pen desirable l-ts on Lake and Ia.rsou
streets West side. uorse RaIraad running pas. thyI
+. +. GRIFFIN
nu$1 nNSf3m Nh f.. pour-DfA 1Hhrk.
, 1859-09-12

fTOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
L. Tue schuonrr DAN MARBLE, carries 10 m lurr.
f~r In COMPLETE re2air aad ready ta aa tte lies It
our dock. HULUUpUk, ELklHS 4 CO., Lumber Deal.
4. South fslaFk Stfeet. n;1{t al%9lM
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-15
TERMS OF ADvnRTIsINa.
From the q. s. Economist.
War Effects.

The war question in Europe is apt to be regarded as
having very direct material influence upon the inter-
ests Of the United States but the fact investigation
may appear to be quite otherwise since the state of a
fairs in Western Europe has changed materially in the
years that has elapsed since the peace of 1915
In that period the consumption of food and of articles
of necessity have become much greater throughout the
continent Those who had been engaged in war became
artisans and the general well being increased that
not only has food been demanded but the ability
to pay for it has increased II has resulted that those
countries France and England in particular which had
been exporters of food became importers much so,
that good harvest only lessons the demand for foreign
aid in that respect The great Improvements that have
taken place in agriculture have only served to moderate
the movement 1t has resulted that the demand upon
the most fertile agricultural section has become annually
greater and mutual intercourse more important. The
fertile soil of Italy and Southern Germany has been more
depended upon for grain, and Sardinia has found large
customer in France for her grain The other states of
Italy also greatly improved in their commerce. not
wlthstandng the adverse influence Of bad government
The area, population imports and exports of the Italian
states are follows af the latest dates
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-15
Bbls. Flour Exp'td
Price in

This immense trade sprang up as Spain and Portu-
gal became exhausted by war, and the British armies
and his officers specuated largely in the profits Of the
trade In the last year of the war; nearly 100000 bbs
of -four sent there, at value of 90000OO. This
large quantity, considering the resources whence
to derive it at that time. 1t also the that
Spain having but little intercourse with her colonies
the United States derived large profits from the carry
ing trade with all the West Indies and South America
A war now between the great powers OF Europe not
wants. The English, Spanish, and Portugese armies
that time, were under 100000 men. The question
now is of 100000 men under arms to devasate fields
of France and England will doubtless keep the
opeD and the American flag may make itself respected
notwithstanding the evident disposition of naval
officers to fraternse with the English whenever the lat
ter Insult ag in the recent cases of the search in
the West Indies, in which the American markets
may continue open The United States trade with the
Italian States now is as follows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-15
LYON,s nIAGNETIC PO1NDERs,

WiUdesrOy Garden Insects COckr0uches Bed Btqs Feus
A,ds, Notts and all pests Of the UeTmin kind.
The Importance of reliable article of this kind nest
mable In warm weather all nature teens with these
noying foes This powder is the only article dscov
cred which will externate them company of botanists
from the Horticultural Society of Paris while amidst the
ferns OF ASIA observed that all insects lighting upon
tain kind of plant very dropped dead This fact
made of guard their night camps from the ntruders
Quantities of the plant brought home by Mr. E. Lyon
and found positive insect destroyer in every experiment
is simply powdered leaf chemically prepared
the effect of age and climate Medals and Letters Patent
France Germany and Russia from the Worlds FaT and
numerous medical and horticultural colleges and societies.
Letter from the President of the United States
. EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, 3lst JAN 1854.
- Mr. EMANUEL LYoN.-Dear Sir have the pleasure to
inform you that the Commission of the Worlds Fair, at
London have awarded Medal and Certificate for the
great value of your MagnetiG i P PoTders TI s6 &e
The above was accompanied by certificate of Prince
TITS FREE FROM POISON.
NEW YORK, October 1st 1853.
Mr.. E. LYoN.-Dear Sir: We have analysed and tested
your Magnetic Powders and find them perfectly harmless
mankind and domestic animals but certain death when
JAMES R. Chiffon, NJ. D., Chemist.
LAURANCE REID Prof. Chemistry, N. Y. Hospital.
Mr. John L. Rome, Superintendent of the New York Hos
pal says he has expelled all the bugs ants reaches,
moths &C., with Lyons Magnetic Powder, and finds of
Every gardner and housekeeper must have direct inter
article of this kind Reference be made to
the Asor ST. Nicholas and metropolitan Hotels; to Judge
Meigs President of the American Institute James Gordon
Bennett, Gen. Winfield Scott Cyrus W. Field L. NJ Pease,
of the Five Points Mission &C. &c. Judge Megs says,
This discovery of Prof Lyon of national Importance
locust, grasshoppers, ants moths bugs and all vermn
Garden plants be preserved and houses made pure
Arrangements made through MesSrs. BARNES q
PARK, of New York to have it sold throughout the world.
Many worthless limitations advertised Be cautious
NEW YORK, Nov. 6th, 1858.
In retiring from business have sold all my Insect Pow
ders and Pills. Letters Paptent and the secrets pertaining
thereto to Messrs. BARNES PARK The Powder is dis
covery made by myself and brought from the interior of
ASIA and is unknown to any other persons The genuine
and effective article put up in tin canisters and will
tinue to bear nv name. "E. LYON
Rats and mice be reached by powder, and
killed by MAGNETIC PILL. Order them through any
chant
'Tis Lyons Powder kills insects in trice,
But Lyons Pills mixed for rats and mice.
Sample TASKS 25 cents regular Sizes so cents and 81 co.
Follow directions. Use freely and thoroughly.
RARNES & PARKS,
Is l. Is Park Row, New York
Jan. 7, 1889 l9-6m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-15
Feb. %, 1859.
LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
FTEHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale $500 of LAND
the South West side of the Wilmington & Manchester
Rail Road and in the county of Brunswick Immediately ad
joining the said Road about % miles from Wilmington
and about miles below Maxwell's station Five six
hundred may be called piney land and then mmed
aey back OF this and about quarter of mile from said
Road 800 to 1000 acres of the finest body of HAMMOCK
LAND in this part of the country which be reclaimed
and put in fine farm at less expense than any land that
know Of 1t is covered with growth of Oak Ash, Poplar
Sweet Gum, Mulberry and all the other growth of wood
al on fine nigh or Hammock Land The balance of said
track, and back of the above fine SWAMP, with heavy
growth of CYPRESS AND READS OR CANE At
this time cartng can be done through of said Lands
The range for hogs cattle is the finest
Persons wishing to examine said lands will find
Westbrooks Post Office Ba zen county, N g.; and in my
absence they will find Mr.. John B. Ellis the land who
will show it. J. A. ROBSON.
October 29th, 1858. 9-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-15
CARRIAGE FACTORY.

EMDo B. R. HOOD respectfully informs the public
~ that he is still at his old stand in Clinton, where
he continues to manufacture CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES,
ROCKAWAYS AND BUGGIES. He is prepared at all times
to execute work with neatness and despatch He supern
work shall be durable neat and cheap any other
establishment in the State.
pIYng his his" new pate4 scroll springs Without which no
buggy be complete These springs prevent the usual
unpleasant notion and add but little to the cost of buggy
and of incacuabe benefit they completely prevent
that strain upon the other springs which has given rise to
many breakngs. All who want easy riding buggy will
give him a call
May 28th, 1858 39-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-15
Jan. 7, 1859.

VNHE POPULARITY OF THE MEXICAN MUSTANG
LINIMENT is coextensive with the civilization of the
globe Other articles claim aeuate pain and distress
this cures. Family Physicians Government Hospitals Plan
ted this act througRout the World No article ever before
received such undivided praise and support from Medical
and Scientific men, RHEUMATISM
Of years standing, has been totally cured Piles Ulcers
Tumors Running Sores Scrofua Stiff JOINTS FeOns Swell
ngs Burns Bites Bois, Chaps Neuralgia Salt Rheum and
all aches and pains man and knded complaints upon
such Ring bone. Gall, Scratches, SPAWN Pol-Evl,
Sweeney Hoofall, &C., are subdued and cured by the
MUSTANG LINIMENT.
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED:
Mr. S. LITcH Hyde Park, VT, writes " That The horse
since the of the Mustang Lnment have sold him
for $3.50 cash. Your Lnment has been doing wonders up
here.
42O BROAD STREET, PHILADELPHIA PA
(ErTdc) In lifting the kettle from the fire it became
unmanageabe, tilted over, and scalded my hands very
severely almost to crisp. 1t awful sight: The
Mustang Lnimen appeared to extract the pain 1t healed
rapidly without soreness and left no scar Of account
Truly yours, CHARLES FOSTER"
Such language as this but the constant echo
wherever this article is used.
horses and mules. Mr. JOHN DANIELS, Montgomery, Ala
sold slave for $780, who raised from utter useessness
by this Lnment Every family should have It, Be very
other.
Europe the Islands Of the Ocean, for 2 CENTS so cents
'-A Pc '''''N BARNES & PARK, New York.
January 7th 1859 l9-6m
PAINTS AND OILS.
I7n 900 LBS. Pure White Lead;
.OOO 5000 lbs Pure White Zinc;
500 lbs. Pure White Zinc, i'll Varnsh;
500 lbs. Silver Paint in Oil;
SO bbs. 1" 9 dry assorted;
10 - Spanish Brown;
50 Venetian Red
g Yellow Ochre
5 g Inseed Oil;
5 - Lard Oil;
Best Sperm Oil:
800 lbs. Chrome Green, in oil and dry;
200 4" " Yellow, in Oil and dry. For sale
wholesale and retail, by w. H. LIPPITT,
Oct. 2-5n Druggist & Chemist.