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Stomach or Liver.

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Such as Indigestion, Aci.ity OF the Stomach, Cholc
Pains, Heartburn, Loss OF Appetite, DesponGeut y
Costivencss Blind and Bieeding Plies In ali Ncr
Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Affections II has in
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others effected a decided cure.
This IS purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific principles, after the OF tho
celebrated Holland probes or, Boerhave. Because
its great success IN most OF the European States, It's
introduction INTO the United States Intended more
especially for those Of fatherland scattered here
and there over the face of thus m..ay county
Meeting with great success among them ] now One
Il 10 the American public, knowing that truly won
derfui medicinal virtues must be acknowledged
IL Is particularly recommended 10 those person
whose constitutions may have been imIaired by ia
Continuous OF ardent spirits other forms dis
sipaton Generally instantaneous In edect Il ands
way directly To the seat OF LIE, thrilling Ad quicken
ng every nerve. raising up the dropping spirit ans
IN fact inIusng new health and vigor IN The ystem
NorlCk-Whoevcr expects to And this bevera
viii be disappointed; but To the SICK, the weak
lew spirited il VIII prove grateful aromatic cordial
possessed Of singular remedial properties.
ELt3E rs0N.I
The great popularity OF this delightful Aroma he
induced many limitations, which the public shouI
sua,s asaasl Purchasing De aot persuaded TO DO
and Btiers a fair trial. one battle will convince yo
now infinitely superior It Il TO all these limitations
Sold a. 81 per n sO''s or siE SS'ss for -,
BENJAMIN ~ SF Jr., k Co.,
Manufacturing Ih- run ,-e''' Its Aad Chemists,
-ra1 aua /. Istsburgh. ia.
sold by DsusgistsgeGs'Al throughout the Usites
S8- Sold IN Nashville by
EwIN, PENnLEToN & co, Wholesale A sta
". W. BARRY 4 DEMOvIlIE,
Dr.. A. II. ROSCOE,
JO. C. BROWN,
DkMOvIiIE 4 BELL,
G. W. HE-NI ERSHOTT,
Dr. 7. WILLS.
WELLS, HOOPER & CO.,
BkkCH HUNTER.
And by Dragsisss generally shroughou,the State,
Ap2s-d3wls
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-11
IN ORDERING TICKETS 0RoERrTrTcArYs

Enclose the money % address for the Tickets
dered on recepl II whs-b they Sii be forwarded By
hrst mall Purchasers can have tickets ending in any
ngure they may designate-
The LIST % Drawn Members and Prizes VIII be sea
to purchasers nm.dlstely amer the draw ibg
81 PURCHASERS Wi please write Their sisaatur q
plain ana giye their Poet once. County aad state
&C. Remember that every Prize a. drawn and nav.
bic IN fsli Ei.llElt aedncIiOn.
sa~All prizes q 81 600 and uaasr rad iusr,ed.st
IL Ahsr the dr@~ing-other prizes Tbs usual tine
thirty DAYS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-11
Seventeen Fine Mules,

portisa ef tbsm years cid lars sprng, and me
reas2InssF sork Maizs
PerSsas desiring - purchase zonlt as ueil o. al
dress a E.tssssd p q, Naiazlason ceaa
~, OF cal Ga ase a. ny FesadsnSs nsar ll-zt P.ss
marehs-H JAMES {. ON ~.
y. h-wIyTnu0kp,a coli u NE sslrsr4l.1
Eaton Messenger heEss sieadld knsaztzr, al make
the psessHs Il fey ace, IL Hliss ffosa AAst
sF< aRd lzlrs ffaal fnaakiln. ca The NashTae and
EraAkIza Fks, az1 EsAsssass 4 Al4b<zzz El4llreeA.
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-11

l. e. HARRIS, President.
E.G EASTMAN and J. f. RAINS, Secretaries.
NaskriHe lharcA 10. 1859.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

BuXTON-rn this city, Tuesday morning, Sept a. stseny
sn-r short aud severe illness. Francis OF John r. st
Sarar Buxton, sged yesrs and - days
BRoUARDO On Tuesday Sept a. Peter Brousd native Of the
Hi, ressyes hiehds invited attend the funeral
from No 2l7 Wooster street. this afternoon, c2ocock
COTTOy-Iu Brooklyn Tuesday Sept n Fannie Louise,
only child Of O. woowo.th and Sarah Z. Cotton aged year
mouth sLd days
fun.rs the residence OF her parents No "a Lsiusson
set; Oppo.ie Hanover place BrOohlJn TnuEsdsy alter
uoon tbe .9t5 iIst q. o'clock.
CAsE-In Brooklyn on Wednesday Sept. q, Charles second
son II Z ]. AID T. r Case aged yesrs moItns and
Rocbe..er papers please copy.
CorGAN-In this city, Tuesday S-p. a. Joseph cousan
q James and Elizabeth Cougar, aged 5yea mouth
FIsHER-In Brooklyn, Tuesday Sept. r. John H. Fisher
aged g yesr., month. and q diys
FoGARTY-n this city Tuesday Sept q, John, Of
kiebse ard OF the late Csharn- tOgsy aged aid
months
HAWEs-In Fo Lee, on Tuesday Sep. q, Flora Hawss,
dsnsber Of Capt Hs~t AGED y,ss months and y days,
Of scsIe, fever
HAYIn til, city on Tuesday Sept a. after lopg sud
YER flos. TnoDa. hay Of Keso Rox bur gshe,
seo,lspi Sgd - yeaI.
MATHER-In Brcoty1 Tuesday morning. Sept. r. Eli
b, N Mst5sr, aged s. years.
NepEgMorT-In thi. city Mathew HcDermo, nstive Of
Uigmorcra, County Meath, Ireland, ia the th Jesr Of his
McSlLLY-In ;h, city on Tuesday SEP. n. John MsNay
Of coLsun oL aged yeA NAIVE u COrfeso"p county
Of Vss,-.stb, Ireland.
PEAsLEY-In this city, Moadsy evening, Sept. 2s, NJ
Pe.ssy, esed - years
goaAISEon Tuesday morning. Sept. y. Harry Cavity
tuo1ths and Is days.
sCANDLEN-In this city or Monday, Sep. s a,-r I.
short but Hines" ML Haie, Elizabeth scanden -
years u s-e.
WILsONiu hi. city. Tuesday Sept "a Of censump.on,
,fsT boiE and painful in-s., HsTie, T. wife Of J. w.
Wil.oa, IL the 10Th year of Ter age.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
NEWrI-ERSEY ITEMS.

PRESENTATION AT ORASGE, y. Jon Saturday
evening last, at a public meeting over which Lowell
Mason, jr, presided. The citizens Of Orange pre-
s.ptsd a handsome service of plste to Mr. Phahp
Kessam and Edward II. Ensign, the President and
Treasurer of the Orange Stage Company IN sckno"I-
sscmsp. Of their services in maintaining the stage
line aoapst the Railroad. A presentation address
was made by tie Rev. B. +. Barrett, which was re-
piled 10 by Mr.. Kessam. humorous ode was tnen
sung by Mr.. Allen followed by poem fall OF fun and
locsl hits in relation TO the differences between tae
citizens of Orange and the Directors OF the Morris
and Essex Railroad The tone and spirit OF the meet
inc svino.d determination the part Of the citizens
Of that place to maintain their independence o. Tue
Mor,is and Essex rosd. They are about builiinS
horse railroad to take place Of the stage iine'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
MARRuE ID.

BFNNETT-LEONARD-O Tuesday Sept. n, by the Rev.
~ d. Crawford Mr. Samuel Bennett Miss Mary Leonard
all Of this city.
CRANKsHA W-SIMONS-By the Rev. o.. Burchard, Mr. J
Scott Crank,ha~ Miss Sarah Simons, sl Of this city
EARL-PENElELD-in this city Tuesday, Sept y. BY
the Rev W. S. Mkels L. Earl esq Of Catsx ~ T., - Mrs
a NJ. PeDfei Of this city.
FUREY-BAR rlANELLA-On Monday, Sept d, a. Albany
by the Rev Theo. Barker, Mr }. d. furey TO Miss X
Bartapells
LAMBERTON-PIFFORD-On Tuesday, Sept n, at Grace
Church kyn Hshts, by the Rev. Gerard b. Flseg Col
LsmbeItcn london and Mrs. Constance 81 Pidard Of
New York.
PARET-sTORY-At Bergen Point, N. j., Wednesday,
sept: q, BY the Rev. William Psre, John Pare', jr, and
SPEIk-HATTkRSLEY-In Newark Saturday, Aug q.
by the Rev Charles NJ Ncke Mr. Robert Fleet speir, Of
Kingston NJ j., 20 Miss Mary Hstt-sey, Of Brooklyn l.. l.
Southern papers plesse copy
VAN EyEkA-ABE[.-0n "Wednesday Sept %, at the resi-.
depce brides fsher Futonyie N. " by the Rev K
Wells Horace Van Eves Of Fonaa ~ T. 10 Miss n. Ne.ie,
only dsu ghter Of Andrew j. Abel # ths former place
BfLT-EARRAR-in this city, Tuesday. Sept.
"a BY Rev DIR O.good Dewitt {. Vanderbilt 10 Mary C.
Fsrrsr, botn of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
Ia w LNIELLIGENC.E
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURr-str1. a-Befs~

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURr-ssr1. a.-Befs.
Judge EtLsos
APPEAL ~ ADsikAL1Y-DANAGED FR-IT.
John De0uls 81 1 sg John Lawrence. John j. Lawrence
ssi. the brs Licgt. Adurs Colsrb-rg,
NELsoS, J.-The fret OF these sui,s vas brought TO
Yob. in the brig eIt AciiIa Con-ub-rr: toe .cond ess
:@ be voys Tie s q ssas eoss The . au. y .' I
oeptios damages Of tn. ..s Ae AID ,so trcm H.biy
peesnler. iss AID arrived Ne.Ye,t the sts Nay
Il. wJsg, COMPELLED besI away ii, prs of
Lbon il Portugal fr repairs where she delayed n
~Es ws psrtsbls o box.. Of snor. sad Sl box. Q,
orsnse. directed and which were al dschsed from the
bIe. opeI ed and ersmineo the frui; found be de-
cayns The separated from tse sound and then
sn ssG ast g. M sa5 . ~ o. @o5 s
gr.aer proportion oIant Or e sriva o. ;he ship At ts'
on. 1t not deaed the par d II. counsel fr the
decay Of to. se bot it is ra.ed h., the faux Of the
master IN 'te eoe Of The voyage oonthe1.ed 20 he damage
repair. a, Labon wa. urrecsssr, sad ana ,h.
h. delay coned bv the AID Of energy
and activity the mser and thai 1t contributed the damage
II That the opepip,of the bore. or ui. at LiDon and the
epdrg Of II in .spsrsDs the ouLd from the unsund and
at he had tendency 20 Increase the decay Of the
be fru Of the shipment End c-nouted the
The CouIt below ov.rql-d these p.ons and held
l. sou Of duty in he voyu- mich caused
etsorson Of the uit that the delay Of the vessel Liz
oued ob,sG the irm-dis;e proKmste Of
he Injuries the fruit had sustained and that being proved tina.
be .aorts Of in Lisbon the cit sds
sh and the advice Of experienced aud competent
the best judgment Of h- the
ve.i responsible for the injuries the fruit ree-ve
II tbe the ms. suitable aud
quasi for both parties il
spect found in prshrE CONDITION on board Of h
ship aud hi, hop, forth in the emergency With the
intent Of all rred Be ipduzen,y
considered.
ked into the evidence In this and although
Il consoc-ory and il respect 70 the time oonsmeo in ths
repairs Lisbon ictory think the weight VI u
view of the below. We admit Il b difficult
understand ehve that three should be
r.fIg the vessel when the work could have
bs,n dO N o. the evireuce
turned the commission executed ia Lisbon explains iuy
however il ceditabe 20 II. character OF
enterprise the Government Of Portugal We satisfied
DEGREES Of the Cou below right and should be
Q finned.
oven yose for The brig Leut.Adrr Coenberg Beebe,
Dean, l. Dononue for Mr Lawrence.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

Decrease si,clsOH ss5ss5 slsi75,
The banks continue TO expand, il will be seen, while
their specie resources are decreasing.
The business Of the Clearing House to-day was
sec GO 600 indicating the increased activity in money
noticed yesterday. The demand for call loans
has somewhat subs:ded to-day, but the attempt TO
obtain enhanced rates for accommodations continues
and is partially successful The offerings on bank
show come increase but in the discount houses there
is 10 large supply Of good paper Offering. For
paper running to maturity after January, lal
cent, dearer rates are asked, but short frst-cass
paper is unchanged.
The sdvices by the Circassisn in regard TO bread.
stuffs considered quite important, s. indie sting
that Crest Britain may yet want supply from TINS
country al fair prices. In this Gaze our Western
roads would be occupied after t1e close Of navigation
in tie trapsporat of cereal products, mach to
the advantage Of their Winter earnings. Messrs
Duncan Sherman & Co., advertise TO pay the iLter-
est on the bonds Of the San Francisco Water Works
ID to the 2ist inst. the receipts of the Ere ROsd
show falling Of $50 900 compared with the same
time of last year. Ire earnings upon settlement
with connecting roads, will be more favorable t6an
this. The book. OF this Company close On
the 3Jtb for tas election Of directors. There
will probably be two tickets run. Ii appears 10 u
that il would be graceful act, and one which the
present Directors owe to themnives, If they should
terder their gnation in body before the day OF
election, ard make TO attempt to Influence tnat
election, leaving the Stockholders entirely untran
ueled either 10 reelsct them o. make uex Board.
We will not undertake to discuss the question whether
any other set of could have prevented the crisis
in the sfsirs Of the Company which has arrived we
simply express the opinion ths the crisis did arrive
uuder their sdministrston, they should voluntarily
return the trust committed TO them to the Stockhold
ers and stand entirely aloof from the coming election
The Tsre Hsu.e and Alton and Be1eyilis AID Hi.
roi.towr Railroad bondholders requested to send
their lanes ard rumber and KIM OF bond to 5. j.
Iilden, No. 43 Wal street.
The details Of the earnings Of tee Gseps ard Chi
cage Urion Railroad, for the week ending sept. ~
y,.irt.sl rs ~ AZ ,os g. Iucr~s~.. . IS $50 IS
P..,-nsen...... 1855 50 ~. .Dscrsse. ,ts -
IsIA Ac,..,,., go LIS O0. .Decreasc. lk, %
Tytal..kHSl2A "A Sf;g 1..I&. L. .. 0 Sl1vt
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
Advertisement
EDWARD n. Dixon. M. d..

EDWARD Fl. Dixon, NJ. D., Editor of The
scalpe deyotss bis attention excuveyto Operative Surgery
Office Consultations the obscure disease OF the
Pelvic Nscera Hemonhd3s Rupture fbula and Concealed
Absce Of the Rsct1m cured without tee knife on hssure
BY process requiring confinement Ofce hour tom to
ard Ito evening" s Dr. Ds reSdence No n Shaw. Al al
other ho1n Dr. d. at his private Hospt. where spacious
and the purest air IN the With
provided for bose who require ths serious operations
OF prolonged dete treatment unas.ansbe st thar homes
hotels
The Office sfTHk scALpxL a. No yesey Aston House,
where I'll literary sRc business coumuniesors must BE- e
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
porter.
THE CITY MAIL NUISANCE.

To the Fdif0y Of The " y. Tribune
SIR: You are probably not aware Of the excellent
Ous the od people Of this city BY our very
excellent Po:'mass Ia order tina; You aud your oume!oa;
this progressive will give eAsct sts.Gien OF feat
lately formed On Thursday Of The stormy week previous 70
to oO. Of the latqe regarding the ep,ion of
competition aud exhibition. Having little time on
hard and obliged TO the city Fd,y the following
day addressed To the Secretary at the office IN Cooper
and Nassau Streets ard fearing our friend.
from the Of bgn, mish DO. be supplied With the
genuine ensavrts Of the old Doctor IN blue nooed one 50
rather expected reply on the Saturday my
TIE ciy bat was little TOO .sng line No; getting any
my inquiries concluded make journey BY rsrod
the PsSsn h.a duly IeSiSs my note ha, onin and S.d
replied having jus! mailed tie letter He sale les; hosd no;
be to tie rePOseh Of b. The s.Ibasse Thought might
he hsd sufficiently taken into account the difficulties
sOotdrs the aud put In possession Of the letter
Now wha, you should not be very sre,a 'oI sace
point where the Cooper Institute Is now located sna g "a an
ever in five daJsl fAoohESS'
Roor Hoe OR DE.-Ope pig is very handsome
srd Brysn Donohue ga. the ortun,te Poesor of
lovely promising ps. valuable aud unctucus Bysn
SoaasS @ Pst. oS &asns where be them
an open d Will they wsIs Re, .Sss s,&slSs % @ i
liam Thomas Kehoe eovetou. Heenians both fell
Mcpdy night last WIN Ard Tpoua. pOancei upontn ps pen
and lone fell swoop oil BIysns pretty tle ps were
sl cold boodsd butcher There buyers
Buls where they for sale. Here Brysn found
aso the of Mccain. jus
toe Kelly considered the whole affair Ee dnr operation,
and committed McCann kehoe has not been secured
yet.
PicEPoCKEr CAUGHr.-As Mr.. Thomas II. Robin
OF No SSt Broadwsy pgrobs.nE ticket or the VIA
ter Garden the box Office TUESDAY evening HE pocket
pekso wstch vslsd q, O ChasN Lang ry was aIrssd
M Tie tosad &T Rotiuu recognizes him IS person ~now"
cV~'S and pushg ho Soeoy al TIE time OF ne ROBBERY
te o. S ths, Lsy offered to a.; him the wAtea on
y VITO h.e u The accused committed by JGsice Nelly
to Ans~er the charge.
S0CThfRNfR SwiNDLyD.-An intelligent old man
nsec hchsid hOphrs coming from Joresbursh Tenness-
taken II oy tne Peter sunks 60 bro,d~sy Tues
d.y 70 The amount o. about Soo psrch,r Of ~stco
Tie old s~ndlrd in usual m.rner He under
The IMPRESSION he SAID that Peter Funk shops had long
since ben sbsd In New YORK Three or four Of the swindrs
hssrE notifed ~ oc- their appearance the
City H. Police Coui, where Mr. Hump had msde
PlslLt. and refunded the money
IAiyrf,ismentl
Merchants from abroad aud ,thers will find the
PHEsNoLoeIc,L NUstvM OF FowLERk WELLS No Se Broad
way interesting psc. 20 vs IL bass skulls Aad
portraits Of the most noted Of the world Examinations
daily.
Advertisement
GAS, GAs-Gss Fixtures, Of beautiful design
snd tnh Will found great Wholesale Manutac,uros
SspSs d WAsSsR PEeK Co., No. $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
A CARD.
To a. Edifox of Tnt N. Y. 2ytbsne.

pS EdtOT V INC n EvfOEHes
SIR: Your statement IN this morning. paper that an
effort was made in Thirteenth Ward Republican Association
to read Supervisors Noohs aud Little out Of the party in
correct such motion resolution was Offered In the Ao
cistiop When circumstances better known
present Thirteenth will speak in language not 70 DO
misunderstood. g. ELLiOr
htto York, Sept. 2S, 1853.
A member Of the Convention so informed our Re-
Dorter
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
Advertisement.
MOFFhT'S LIFE PILLS AND PHTNIy BITTERS,

scTofus EupoDs Of the Skin Ulcers Pups
and all diseases arising from the Impurities OF the Blood rhe
Plies Dyspepsia Fever AID Ague BouB and Intermittent
yield these sstouishng reneoe For sale By
w. b. MoFFAT No c,5 Broadway, and BY al DruysA-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

ToIMAx,c pArrNr CO

BED and BAR MATTREss oombiped.-Bes, nvrn.ed. Air
admitted BY beows bDeah 10 be forced through Top By
bod Tvs pressure eyDeps all Impurities Exhibited No. 6fs
Broadway, AID a. the American Institute Fair
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
SUPREME CoURT-CRcur-sErT. 2s-5e:ore Ju,tlc

TIE WEST wAsHISGTON MARKET CASE.
The People, &C. ct al ast The Mayor Ac, ct al.
The Jury IN this was completed this morning.
The following their names: John Wsdswoh, Lewis b.
silva Vm H. Borert, John Rode, He,enah Buell. Gso H.
srodlesd. Jacob Biterof, An. Williamson Frederick w.
Boadm,n Chas ODowd, Jsmes Morrison, Jeremiah g. Bar
Mr L. w Htough,on opened the 1r the plaintiffs Re
made al elaborate statement for the pl.in, which, be
familiar to the public necessary be referred TO in as
report.
number Of witnesses examined, but their testimony
" Of much in qortaIce.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

FoR ECRosn-Tbe steamship Pens yeaerisy
took out large lumber Of Pssssnssr'' and sh2o~
IN specie.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

ConBLE PAvEnEYTs UP-rowN.-Proposa!s for lay
ing cobble stone payments uptown were opened aud
Awarded. Yesterday, as tOllOws:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

COURT CALEEDAR-Tms DAY.
SUPREyE CoURT-GESERAL TERM.-Samo as yes
terdsy ~ .
SrPRFYE CoURT-CmcuIr.-West Washington
Market case. - - -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
IAdvertisemsns

FIRST blo1k below the New York Ho.el
rHoToGRAPHs, DACVLRkEoTYPEs MINIATURES ~ OIL and
lyoRYTYPIs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
fAdvxttRAsut |
BRADY's GALLERY

Has RrNovLD from No $50 Broadway 70 No et3 Broadway
corner Of Bleeckers.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

Another New BoAT.-Yesterday the new ferry
boat Warren was put upon the Peck-slip Ferry, msk-
ing the fourth new boat that has been built for the
Long Island Ferry Company. Three OF the new oos's
are now regularly upon this ferry.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

EFFECTS OF EATING STRAsoyIUA.-A little son OF
MI T T. Sheffield. residing No Clark street was pIl'hsd
a. Tuessy afternoon by eating stanonur SEEDS mon q,
I'd While rsyiug on the Hishs with boys. Autido:es
were given and poison expelled and he now considered out
Of danger
LIGHTING DIVISION AvESUE.-The residents on
ou avenue desrous Of having lighted win gs ont
n, Broi,n and Wasbush Gss Companies are undecided
which shall .y the mains
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

The Cleveland aas Toeco third week i. o, ,5go tss
hird las. year, and is whole mca.h vii not cxc,et
1858, in os,equence Of the Michigan Soatesrs strike
The rc.'Yss ofthe Morris Cssa have besa:
Tc,al to Sept II. .lsss...............t?S@ @ g .. -
Week sidns ~ ~ tssS.......... lgs S-S1'V'" -
week eEelas sets ., iss.......... s2< 9-$lsa - n
Tctsl Ircre~Ae = 10 80 81
Messrs. Duncan. Sherms, & Co. viii pay on pes-
snta,iop at their Banking house. the ,upoas on Saa
Francisco City Wster Works 10 Ger. B,nas.
TIE third week Of September on the wsbssh vsuev
Road sives SIC 7o0 receipts. TIE f,., two vesks in
the Mscon and Western reach 81, 900.
The Grain movemss. Of Chicsgo is very active.
The receipts yssterdsy were 10000 bashsls-shs
large,. day for many months.
The Nes-Ycrk Providence. and Boston Rsilros4
Company held its annual meeting in Providescs
yesterday and elected the following named gentleon
Directors for the ensuing yeN: Mathew Morgsa.
Thomas Tileston, Samuel ID. Bsbcook, Hamdtea
Blydenburgh, William =. Cary, Samuel Sl,aa, saA
William Ii. Marcy of New.York; james |. Day q
s ooinstou, and n. 4 Dixon of " estsrley.
The following are the currency, land warrant, snA
specie quotations for the week corrected for us froo
the rates current at the Baking Office Of Msssr-
Ihonnson Rrp,hsra.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
fAfvertiNmpat

HOLINESS GALLERY,
No 69l Broad~sy
Between An ty snd Fc1rth-s.s
Photograph Dsgsryeoty ae. Csnso.y aud Ambro.ype
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

Gas, GAs.-Gss Fxtures, Of beautiful design
O. nnsh viii Dc found q. ne ses, Whoesalc MAnuse,aos
SspSs d WAsSsR, PEeK Co.. NJ. S76 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

ADVERTISEMENT
Merchants from abroad aud theirs will find the
PHkSNoLosIcu NUstVM Of FowLERk WELLS No. sc Broad
way interesting plsc. 10 v, oostss bass skulls Aad
portraits OF the noted Of the world Examinations
daily
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16
Rtdinr tha Iron Horse.

Let any one, who believes the day of da-
ring is past. beg or buy q ride en the loco
motiye of the earliest express train, some
cold winter morning. One wave of the con-
ductor's hand, and the live engine spring:
snoring beneath you, as no Arab steed ever
rushed over the desert. 1t is not like being
bound to "a arrow, for that motion would
be smoother: it is not like being hurled up
on an ocean crest, for that would be slower
You are rushing onward. and you are pow
erless; that is all. The frosty air gives such
brittle and slippery look to the iron lines
which lie between you and destruction, that
you appreciate the Mshammed fable of Bridge
HeFat-thinner than hair, sharper than 8
scimetar, which stretches over he'll and leads
to. paradise. Nothing has passed over thai
perilous track for many hours; the cliffs
may have fallen and buried it, the frail bridg-
es may have sunk beneath it, or diabolica
malice put obstruction on it, no matter how
trivial. equally fatal to you; each curTing
embarkment may hide unknown horrors
from which though all others escape. youp
on the engine, cannot: and yet, still the
surging locomotive bounds onward, beneath
you in its mad career. You draw long
breath. as you dismount at last, hundred
miles away. as if you had been riding with
Mazsppa or Brunechild. and yet escaped
alive. And there, by your side, stands the
quiet. grimy engineer, turning already to
his tobacco and his newspaper, and uncon-
scious, while be reads of the charge at Bal.
aklaya, that his life is Balaklava every day.
. q .r
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16
Portrait of Fanny Fern.

ra A New York correspondent says: szzit
al met Fanny Fern upon Broadway yes
terdsy. leaning upon the arm of her beloved
James. .Heis tau, cadaveress individual,
with melancholy expression, and eyes
askev-but with good expression. with
al. Fanny has passed her hsy-day; mo
longer young isstamped IS upon that care
worn face. A -sangline temperament, large
perceptive faculties. sand wavy hair. IA
ling low down upon her forshead-promi-
nent features. People meeting her in 8
szowd say, What strange, looking NO
mani 1t is marked, but not bad face.
It says. I have known some bitter things
anguish, anger. solitude 1t is not
wholly good, and it could not be entirely
bad. 1t hints at ugiiness-it suggests It's
nobility. 1t is selfassured. but not vain;
proud, bat not naughty. It says, I have
lived more years tAan are recorded for me.
Her daughter, woman grown. is in appear
ancs fine second edition of herself