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GONE TO FRANKFoRT.-Lewi Bloom, the ex-
cellent photographic, has gone to Frankfort,
KY, where he bas formed connection with
tho Clark Daguerrlean Gallery. He is young
man Of no small merits, and his works must
soon introduce him to the good people of that
meridian,
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De attended TO.
A FEROCIOus ANIMAL.--Y esterday, about
noon, while ono of our butchers was driving some
beef-eattle along Bellevewstreet, one of them,
huge animal, broke from the rest and becoming en-
ragged mt something up the street. gorng all the
dogs that came IN his way, until he reached Fast
row: thence down that street to Taylor, where u
multitude of boys, just let loose from school, com.
menced hollooing, shouting and throwing stones
one of whom, son of Mr.. Schrog, paid dearly for his
infuriated beast The animal continued down Tay-
or-street, followed by about two hundred boys and
mon, some with clubs Others with stones, endavOr-
ing to stop him, but he paid attention to their ef
forts, save to pitch couple of out of his path
neither of whom was seriously injured. Arriving at
the corner of Taylor and CabbOt, he stopped about
half an hour, and was surrounded by men and boys
who thought to stop him from dOiug further dam.
age but making sudden spring at the crowd, he
was hnally shot on the common near the garrison.
GRAPES AND THANKs--We were the recipient,
yesterday, of several large punches of delicious Ca
tawba grapes. They eXCelled any We have seen this
year. TO Mrs. Robert Howitt the fair donor, we re-
turn our sincere thanks for her kind consideration
Rev. L. D. Huston will preach, tomorrow
morning, 10 one of the Methodist churches in this
city.
@s~Some of our young men were out
sercnadng night before last, and we are authorized
by certain young ladies to return them thanks.
JDy some mishap our papers were not
served ont to our subsc ibers yesterday morning
We will provide against the recurrence of sucl
things in the future. ~
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NEW SrYLE.-B. r. Alley, No. Al Broad
way, is constantly supplying the public with
hats of the ne plus ultra style and finish.
His assortment of caps is unsurpassed by other
houses. Remember Alley, opposite the Bro ad-
way Hotel.
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lS" After five ballots in contest with Mr.. 6.
W. Lee, Mr.. Andrew Hickenlooper father of
the Civil Engnesr) was elected wood easurer
for the markets by the City Council, last even /.
night, in place Of j. R. Hallam. resigned, who
has been but short while in office. MIR, II. ia
about taking the school census in one of the
Eastern Districts,
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fBy Telegraph
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, September II

NEW JKTEANSi DtptGIlUcT TO.
Cotton firm: sales o-dsy, 500 bales at IL 14c.
for mddlng. Sales of the week $1,000 bales; receipts
do. 800 bales, against coo baes receipts ahead of
bales; present stock 900 bales against 5000 bales
last year, Sugar buoyant and advanced 1lc.: sales
G6163Bc for fair to prime Flour closed with an ad
vancing tendency: sales We're made ut 50 for super
fine. Coffee firm at IlH@l2hc, fer prime Rio: sales
of tho week 5000 bags; present stock 4,sO bags
Liverpool 9.l6d: Sterling Exchange 9A@l9li Ex-
change on New York lob discount; sight do }6Qg4
linn,
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~ An attempt was made by a thief to
enter the house of Mr.. Thos. Orr, on Rich
mond- d-street, at an early hour yesterday
morning. Mr., Orr has very faithful bull
terrier, who, hearing noise at the door.
(being inside the house. jumped through the
window and chased the thief off. Mr.. Orr
was aroused by the noise, and ran out in
time to see the rascal making tracks with
the dog close at his heels. Such dog as
that is worth keeping.
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tBy Telei yraph.l ~
PHILADELPHIA Market.

o. pHILA0ELpHIA, September 10.
Flour dropping: sales to the trade at "a 30(4
S5 for old stock and fresh-r1ound supernc; 81 S7;5
81 for cxtra aud S. 25696 10 for extra family and
fancy. Rye Flour firm, at 80 s7kc, Corn Meal s8 So
Wheat has declined 2@3c. sales 200 bushels red at
81 s0 10, and white at S. ~ Ry sells at 7jc for
new Delaware and SOC. f)r old Penn sylvanla Corn
IL in good request: sales 2,O00 bus hels yellow al
sO61slc Oats better sa les 1900 busi lis prime Della
ware at 36c. Whisky st lady at 27@g2l &c. u
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The City Council has nuthori' led the
City Commissioners to restrict the con tractors
laying street-railroad tracks to brea' king up
streets of but two squares at time, lse,ping
crossings clean Of rubbish, and removing same
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GS- hickey, Mallory & Co., Main.street,
have received 4 life Jor a Life, by tho author
of John Hahtaa, Gentleman, Olre Agatha's
Husband and other popular novels 1t is one
OF the Harper Brothers series, which Is in itself
guarantee 6 merit.
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gss- Proposals will be received for ten. days,
by the committee on police an1 prisons, to
build a stone we'll in the rear ara west side Of
the new engiue-house and police station in
the Seventeenth Ward.
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SPECIAL BOARD OF EQUALIZATION OF REAL
PROPERTY IN CrNcINNATI,--The City Council,
last night, approved the following ns,mes,
and the gentlemen are now Special Board
for the equalization of real property in the
city of Cincinnati, viz: Reuben r. Springer,
VIM. Cameron. Charles Schmidt, George viii.
shire, Hiram Clearwater and N. Bartlett.
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James Reynolds. contractor, who graded
and paved High street. from Washing gton .sireet
to Kemper-lane, has been authorized by Conn
Gil to collect the bill of 5000 90 from the
city instead Of from the prop psrty-holders.
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sepl6awS

Ev0R RENT--HOUSE-Th dwelling part
n of house lOi West Fourth.street, nearly oppo-
site the Postofce, containing IL good rooms and 2
aitics including dining-room and kitchen. To be
let sngly or all 10 one tenant. HOUSE in good re-
pair with broad hall, bath room and water.closet.
ro.ms. Apply to q. T. JESSUP, IO2 Fourth street.
e..r... [sepl3awtl
LV0R RENT-R00MS Front office and
n second floor of No. 20 Front-street between
Main and Walnut sepl2hf
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Ds- Ladd & Webster sewing ma ch inc took
the premium at tho kentucky State Fair, at
Lexington, yesterday. A silver cup was the
award. ~" W. EtatN .rF
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THE PRES s.
ATURDAY........~.........s
CITY MATTERS.

GsJ> The following is list of letters de-
pade pliiea ior non. payment of postage at the
Postoffice, in this city, September Is:
Frederick Brown & Co., Alexandria, Ky.
Mrs Esther French, Baton Rouge. La,
jeremiah Darling, Lexington, Nv.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-17

A number Of our citizens will visit Portland
th, Great Eastern.
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gss- Michael 'Kilcarey, escaped from the City
Prison, was last night retaken. "f
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~ UARDIAN,s sALE.--A TWO STORY

NUARDEAE'SS AL "a TW0-ST0RY {
Fourth and Fifth and Film and Plnm.steeets Will
be sold at Publ Auction, on MONDAY AFTER
NOON, September 10, 1859, at two o'clock, on tho
premises, No. Home. street, two. story Brick
Dwelling, with six rooms, cellar, hydrHnt, side en-
trance &c, The lot Is twenty feet front By ninety
cash, balance in one and two years, with six per
cent. interest," to be secured by NOR gage OH The
promises. C.JW. SMITH, ,AuctiOucer, Il. Y
No. 22l Vine-street.
JoHS W. SHEPPARD, sr., Guardian. sepl5.tt
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Az CVION SALE-BY lJACOE
A UCTION sALE-BY KELLOGG X

IN WILLIAMS. Sales.rAonis Nos. 22 and "a East
Thrd-street.-THIS MORNING, September II, at9
o clock good stock Of new and second hand Furn-
ture, CARPETS, Dry and Fancy Goods Clothing Boots,
Shoes. Watches. Guns, J@welry, Cutlery, &C
ALS0-0ne secondhand Piano, 6 Children's Car
riages, 20 pairs Bianko.s. and varsity Of goods.
sepl7 KELLOGG. Aucfi0peer.
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A UCTION sALn-BY JACOB GRAFF

IN & CO.-Library NJ very choice Books and
Book: :case,-Wil be sli at Auction, on MONDAY
AFTERNOON, September 10, ut 3Ja Q clock, at our
Store, No. 10 East Fuurth-street, choice selection
found Littells Living Age, 46 vols; BackwOods, 81
vols; Harpers, 10 vols; Knickerbocker, 10 vols;
Shakespeare, illustrated edition. vols; Putnam, .
vols; Union, vols; Leslie vols; International,
vols; Magazine Of Art, VOLS, Pictorial Field Book.
vols. GOdey's Magazinc, yUs; 20 vols. Of Poets,
and number of other Books; 10 vol. Flute Music.
ALS0-A handsome Book ease. -
JACOB GRAFT, Auctionecr,
l Senl7 ---.--- -, No. Is Enst Fourth. .HtIaet.f
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FOR SALE.

NIN0R SALE-DINING SALOON-The old
East Tou'thstreet, having seyentv-fve prompt pay
ing boarders, and good transienttr ForfTrther
partcularsinqure on the premises. sepl7b"
N0R SALE-The Furniture and good will
~ of a Boarding House doing a good business.
The house has 70 rOons with large yard; Rent only
$40 per year; has 80 steady boarders. For particu-
lars address "a. b. Co." Penny Press Office, giving
real name, sepl6b*
NOR SALE-DAIRY-A dairy of 20 COWS,
A horse, wagon and cans; 20 hogs. weigh 100 lbs
gross; good house and stabling oil to be sold for
$500 aud choice, good custom for the milk. Apply
to MICHAEL 0'SULLIyAN, Walnut Hills. Tie
distance Is fifteen minutes drive OF Fifth street
tsepl5csl
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BOARDING..

R0ARDING-Tw or three gentlemen can
NE secure pleasant room with board In private
family, where there few boarders, by applying
immediatelyat No. l07 Longworth- street, between
Elm and Plum. sepl7b*
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ROARDING-A pleasant room suitable for
LIE small family or two or three single gentle
men, can be had on reasonable term, at No. l63 East
Third.street. sepl6.bf
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POARDTNG-Apartment furnished or un-
-M1 furnished, with or without board at 81 Ninth
street. between Walnut and Vine, sep6bt
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NEWPORT NEWS.

Subscriptions, advertisements and cHmmunica-
tions, addressed to the Press Reporter" Box SJ,w
be attended to.
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WANTED-PATIENT - A young man
w who has had some experience in an English
Lunatic Asylum wishes TO take charge of an insane
patient. Salary moderate. Address W. Il. H., Post
DInCe. cnnleLt
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W WANTED - IMMEDIATELY AT the
w Telegraph House, No. 33s Western.row, a
Jug, ironing, &c. Apply Immediately at tie Tele-
graph House, No. 33S Western.row,
sep6.tfI
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FOR RENT.

EIy0R RENT-R0OMS-T a small family
n till spring, four rooms of good brick house,;
water at tho door, yards &o at No 100 Milton
Also, lot for sale ON Milton-streot. Inquire at the
cottage above sepl7bs
N0R -R00MS-Lodging rooms and
~ offices for rent in Union Block. east entrance,
Third.street, between Broadway and sycamore.
Apply to Janitor, or
3, j. BR0ADWELL,
sepl6awS l4S Walnut street.
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WANTED--T0 WHOLESALE LIQUOR
wishes employment as travelling agent; speaks the
principle languages and is we'll acquainted hror gh
the country, Address G. q. B., Fry's Hotel Main
slIeeG sepl6cs
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COVINGTON NEWS.

[Any communications from our friends will be
thankfully received. Address " Press Reporter"
Box q, Covngton, Ky.l
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Clerks,
Barkeepers, Mechanics, &c. Also, business chances
for men with large and small capital Apply to
LIZ x Co., Merchants Clerks Registry Office, POI
West Fifth. street. sepl6.b*
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AUCTION SALES.
A UCTBON sALE.EBYTHos. JOHN

"A UCTION SALE.-BY THOS. JOHN
IAeSION in Sac.rOnns No. 80 Main -street, next
70 the Trust Company Bank.-sccOnd largt positive
fall sae OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Cloth
ilps T2Sg,' HoSiSi stesc Mas. c Ct Ap;ton
without reserve. at Va O'clock large and yalus BILE
stock. comprising over 800 lots, in Sale-r No G
Main street, bel0w Third. my lfi 3L'fT
The attention Of buyers is particularly invited 10
this salc the stock being fresh and the most desira
BILE ever offered ut auction 10 this city. Goods will
be arranged and sold 10 catalogue form
sep7 Tll0S. JOHNSTON, Auctioner.
"A u CTIOa SALE.-BY JACOB
IN CRAZE 4 co Furniture, Carriage Sewing
Machine. rats MUHNIeG, September II, at
O'clock, will be sold at Auction at store, No. ls
E'tst Fourth-street, quantity of good Furnitur,,
dc. Also, a two.horse Carriage. Also, o Grover d
Baker Sewing Machine. i'I ''' seplT
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WANTED STATESMEN - Three good
~ statesmen wanted to 60 to Indiana Good men
VIII lind employment for some months and be liber
MY A Compensated. Inquire at once Of JOHN MIL.
IER, Press Office. - sepl7-bs
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"ANTED--A SERVANT--To do genera al
~ housework in small family. References re-
qured' and good wages paid. Apply at "A Charles
Plum. senITh ~
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WANTED-BOY-A stout boy or young
w man. Apply at 253 Walnut.street, this morn.
luB, 7-nk
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WANTED-STTUATI0N-By young
w man who understands running cylinder
presses, Adams presses and all kinds of presses used
IN job or newspaper printing. Address "E. W. c."
Press Office. ..Df sepl6.aw.
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WANTED.

'wANTs," "FoR SALE,"t"TO LET" "LosT,"
"souND, &C., In this column, occupying FIVE lines
or loss, two insertions, twenty five cents.
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pOARDING-A lady and gentleman, or
HD two single gentlemen, can be accommodated
with board and pleasant rooms at lsl Richmond
street. References exchanged sepl6b+
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R0ARDING-A lady and gentleman can be
~ accommodated with good board at ~ Vine
Stteet, between Front and Second. seplibv
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WANTED B0Y-l6 to Is years old. in
w dry goojs store. Apply at is Fifth street. :
}IgIgl.ff. rl lsepl7-bFl Ff f...' - -.
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wv WANTED-A GIRL--To 90 two miles in
w the country to do general honsowork. Ger.
man prelerred To one well-recommended, the high
est wages VIII be paid Inquire ut l7G Plum street
sepl7-asl
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WANTED-T0 COMMISSION MER.
W CHANTS-A married man of good business
qualifications thorough book. Keeper and excellent
salesman, desires employment In any capacity where
nisservices Will References furnished
Address A. A. ANDREWS, this office sepIT,hs
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~ANTED-M0ULDERS-Cannon Stove
mouiders. G. W. BALL & CO., %.
sepII-u -.--..-... IS Main. street.
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"ANTED-SITUA ATION-As wet nurse.
w ~ Apply at l,O66 Western row, between Bay
inIler anu Freeuan.street8. sepl7bf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-21
Second Class.

Anthony Crude; Apples, Dried, Baking Powders
Bed Cords Bags Tagging, Bells, Bottles; Brimstone
IN boxes kegs Bidders Boards, Burlaps, Berries
Cotton Waste; Chain Cotton, Wooden and Hempen;
Candles, Cocoa, Chocolate; Coffee, ground, boxes
or barrels; Capstans Cassa III bags boxes; China
Ware in casks; Currents dried Cutlery Chair sIun
In rough Copper plates, sheets bolts pigs wire nails
or rods; Copper Bottoms; Cheese IN boxes or casks
Clover aud Grass Seed, CrOckery IN boxes and bar.
rels; Congress aud Bedford Water IN boxes or bar.
rels Dye Woods IN boxes or barrels; Domestic Sheet
ing shirung, Ticking aud Denms IN original bales;
Duck Drugs casks; Deer Skins pressed Flax Seed
ylax, boxed Forks, Hay aud Manure; Ginger, Glue
Gum Uopal Groceries assorted quot other wise spec
ned } Grass and Clover Seed Hides, dry, IN bales;
Honey, Hoes, Hops, Herring, Ia boxes; Hemp; Iron
Hoop and sheet: Lsnther in rolls or boxes: Liquor IN
. wood; LquoIlce; Lead, pipe, bar and sheet; hahog
any boards anu plank, Mai bic slabs, un~ruught, al
owners risk Moss pressed IA bales Nuts IN barrels
or casks: Oakun, Oil-coth, Paints IN boxes and caus
Palm Lead pressed; Pripiers lux IN kegs barrels
Paper In boxes; Pastcboard Peaches dried Printing
paper; Prunes in casks, Pepper, Paper Hsngnss IA
boxes; Pickles IN casks; Pipes, Rubber Car springs
loose Rubber Packing and Aose; kasius, strapped;
Rags Ia sacks; Soy thee Shovsls Spades soap; spice
Starch, SaddleTy, Sardines, IN boxes sheep and 9TH
Ia bales; Shot ia bags sugar bags; Scale
and Scale Beams boxed; Tobacco In bales; Tobacco
cut in boxes barrels; Tow, Tea, type; veueering
boxed Wood in shapes, Aro, Willow Reeds IN bun.
dies; Wrapping Paper; Yarn rtssed and baled, Zinc
d rolls AZ sheets
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First Class.

Agricultural MISUNDERSTANDING Fluid, owners
risk OF eakage-BAskets twice first class rates-Bat-
ting, BLINDS, Bonne bOOks-BOOts ana shoes, Bread,
BulO koDSs-llIlard Tables, double DrstCIass rates
brushes and BrOoIns, LrUUn corn, presseti-t'aui-
phIne, at owners sk OF lcakage-CarDUys aCiGs and
other Chemicals, double nrst class raIes-Cabinct
Ware kuUckeu down and well boxed. first class
Cards, CaFpeting, cOrks, Goa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
boxed twice class rates-Clgars, boxed ana
3 strapPed-Cassa IN mats, caps-COVeTs Sleeves
clocks and weignts-COppcr anu brass yesseis-DeIG-
ijohns, owners risk twice hrst class rates-DTugs,
bales and bOxes-Dry Goods, III boxes bales and
trun up ana boxed twice nIstClass
rates-FuTnIIure, knocked Jwn ana veil boxed ii
class raIes-kurm wagons, in pleces-FelIheTs, Iurs
figs in drums-F ia, 1resh-OaTden seeds, ware
window giass-Grapes, III kegs-iiaIs and caps hide.
(dry) lOOsc-HUusehOld goods, (bOt turDtuTc) well
boxed-HaIr in sacks-Ink, lnuigO-lndia Rubber
- goods-leatheT QOose), Liquor In glass-Lemons,
sacked-LOokIHg Glasses boxed ice hTstclass rates
machinery, Observation-Disclosures, twice hast class
rates-Mouldlngs and Picture Frhmes--Mals ana Rugs
Medicines, Muskets-MarOls, wrought, at owner s
risk-Measures ana Tubs Moss ia ks-AusC.iI In
Oysters, in kegs ana Cans-UraDscs, sacked; On, IN
Glass Taper Hanghgs, not boXeu, Preserves fcKies
In glass owners Palm Leaf, Peltres, Printing
Presses Piano Forts ut owners Tk Porter, and Ale
In glass-raintngs and Pictures, well boGeu-hatLIn
Russia Brstles--SLeam Boilers ,tnir,y
steam Boilers thirty feet, one and half nrst
class ratcs--StalOnery--Scy Snaths, scales ana
Scale Beams not boxed--Seighs, boxed, twice first
class rates--stOyes, ut owners rskSweet Potatoes,
SIZING, Stove Pipe, spirits Iurpentne-stuvc Plates,
~ owners risk--SewiDg Machines-Iruuks, Tin ware
boxed-Trees ami ShTubbery, boxed, at owners risk
Trees and Shrubhery, baled, at owners risk once
ana half Irst class rates-IwIne--Ioys boxed
observation-disclosures not boxed, karnsll--WagOns,
children IS, not boxed, twice nrst class r9tcs--M
aud Hobby Horses EOxed, once and a half hTat class
/. rates--AaX, Wine, in boxes or baskets--Whips,
whalepones, Wheel barrOws-woodcn Ware, Wagon
Felloes aud Bows-wooden Ware, twice irst class
w
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this article for over ten
CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH of
been able 10 say Of
Err HAS IT FAILED IN
EFFECT A CURE, when
We know an Instance
one who used Il, on
: lighted with It's opera
!. of highest commenda
: and medical virtues.
2 WHAT WE DO KNOW -
enCe, AND FLkDGE oUk
GEST OF WHAT WI HEKI
instance where the IN %
: and exhaustion, relie
: twenty minutes after
: tered.
: ton is the prescription
: PERlh-NCED aud Skill.
= lanh, and has beea
; ING SUCCESS IN
: Oh CASES.
2 from pain, but invig
= bowels, currects acidi.
e:gy 10 the whole Eys-
st,utly relieve
q BOWELS, AND
: CDl.lC.
: which If not speedily
|. We believe II the besi
WORLD, ia ali cases o.
: kiiq.A IN CHILDREN
2 tcethlng. or from any
2 say ia every moIhei
: from any OF the forego
> Lsf YOUR PREJuDI
> blCES OF OTHERS
ing child aud the reiiel
ABSOLUTELY SURF
!. medicine. II timely
|. will accompany each
: less the fac-simile OF
= York, Is on The out.
out the world.
Cedar st. New York
cents per bottle.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-21
Mr0ifal.
MRS. WINSLOW,
RELIEF AND HEAl.rn 10 YOUR INrANrs.
Price IS cents per BOTTLE

Price IS cents per BOTTIl
We have put up and sold
years, anu cas- SAY, IN
Il, what We have never
any other mediCiue-NEV
A SINGLE INSTANCE. TO
timely uscdl Never did .
OF dissatisfaction by any :
the contrary, all are de :
lions, and speak ~ terms :
ton at ils magical effects /.
We speak In this matter :,
after ten years expert
REf-UIATioS FoR nIE FULFIL
DECLAKE. In almost every
liant Is suffering from pain ?
will be found In fifteen or :
the syrup Is admins .
This valuable PREF ara .
OF one Of the Must tx :
FIJI. NURSES la New Ina I
used with NfNkk-FAfi. Z
THOUSANDS ,
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-21
LIYERY STARLE.

WIN. 7. WRIGHT Co, weald respect
w fully irfcEm the citizens II Nashville LN<N
.ss tl.s gablie senerzlly that they have 0A
Pnre h4set the ~el known Livery Stable and the sioeA
.nd uxtnrcs form y oceapied ~ Nm- fhilps, cl
aAfkca street J ~ below The SqaAre. 1888
Ne have arst- ratf tots and boxsiails 10 zcoomrne
aaiedrpser and al friends Who may t@sc1 n
9Th their patronage. -.
We have large number Of nne saddle Horses and
ne BaEsirs 90 hire "a all uhaef.
Ihel.csfs - "a not lrlcad oein gsurpAsseo ~ aH
Stable IN the southsrE eoant<y. csme along AID SCI
foF yourselves
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-21
ICE! ICE!

THE undersEsee Just recesing the largest and
IL hnes4 cargo 81 lee <1@z has ever been brought
- Nashville. We have betsccn l1Vo and looo
tsns and are zaEizAed tbzf caslomer< vii con1rm
Hh.l se 81 - ~ tts qs@ily- fhe prlee Ne bclexs
wll al.e be satisfactorily TO those Who enter their
n.z1ss <hs 30 ansx &c the xesson e Will b inr
ninhs1 a. lang a l&zlx. A. t~o ceuts per pogne-
IsEstz the >efth-sna efthe N4rsst hou<s and ~
rins Hsase On c1srry street, neat The b~nk Of fen
A 1axoa ~ln dsElsssies 10 thoss Who aesIrsa -
csals pr poaD1. nAk1ih 4 f~SN
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