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VINO invented The SeWiDg Machine!
TIE HOWE SEWING HACHINE!!!
Es;abIished 1915.
H. 10 W. f., J r.,

ORIGINAL INVENTOR AND PATENTEE.
VENHEsE Machines se strictly First Class and for beauty and
simplicity of construction, durability and ency in
working unequale1 any They make tight lock stitch
nearly alike both sides Of the goods than that maze
They capable Of doing greater variety of work an
family machine The 500 machine
fine work as the Wheeler Wilson, and as heavy as the large
Singer m1chine
Family Mach!nes.-Prces: $50, $40, $50, $50
The Hove Cynler Machines all leather stitching,
Boot Shoe work Carriage trimming, Harness work. &c,
always reputation above any OTTER machnes-a
TACT universally admitted No other Leather Machine use
small needle the Howe Cylinder Machines. Price, Sl3j
and $50.
u hat Constitutes a Good Sewing Machine!
J. 1t should be we'll made simple its construction, and
> It should tight lock stch alike on both sizes of the
material
3 Il should sew any and all materials that can he sewed
l. It Should be able to use cotton thread or silS.
to hin. with rapidity and without Oh ,nging
1t should be able to make the tension greater less both
the under and uFpe- threads end with uniformity.
Ii should have straight neeilei cured liable to
break.
The needle should have perpendicular motion This IS alb
solutely necessary for heavy work.
1t should able Jinder hem with hemmer,
/ should stitch, fell, run and gather.
TO- 1t should be always ready to work.
H. should be capable Of using the
both sides Of The work and Of using different ceored thread
silk, above or below to correspond with two cors Of the
cloth to be unitei.
- It should be able to make long or short stitch
Il It should commence sewing tightly at the first stitch
Is II SHOULD easily and make but little noise.
d should have wheel feed none others are in constant
contact with the work
Is 1t should not b- liable to out Of ORDER
H. It should not be liaoe break the thread skip
stitches
Is should not lie liable to oil the Ope-ators dress.
10. It should not form ridge rayel
wastefu Of thread, the with all chain stitch
/ machines.
20 1t should not be "more trouble than it is worth"
GET TIE BEST
Howe Family Leather Machines warrened give
better satisfaction than an other machines in the market
| money refunded.
The Best Sewing Machine Cotton in the City
(Orr Mae1aught's) SOC per HOwe's Machine Twist
excellent article, 2jc per spool.
! de-22 So Cnlece Street, AlCleaud's
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nov27-d&Wlr

Dr. MCIintOck's Cold and Cough Mix
TURE acomblaon Of natures vegetable antdCtes the
breathing apparatus which pro
coughs hosrseness throat It removes
very short time every vesge of Inflammation from lungs
and throat and the free respiration of perfect heh
Price . cents. Sold by 10. G. BROWN,
nov27-d&wlm Nashville
No. b. A. FahuestOck's Ver-
SESs~-s-S MIFUGE FOR TAPE.WORM--N essrs. B. 4 i.
Fd6aestocb 6 Co.-Gentlemen Some years since 1
menied B. A. KaAHeSfocL8 vermfuge my relative. Mr..
Charles West Jefferson county, Ms.sspp child, egh
months old which Supposed dying from fits. He
gave two three vials which brought from tape
tcetoae eR lOrg, and cured the child. This pre-
serve and have shown planters in h and the adjoining
counties have sold thousands bottles Of your Yeriiuge
with p"rct satisfaction the purchasers If this will be Of
any service in calling attention your valuable remedy,
are at liberty to use it, JAMES P HARPER,
OF thef finn Of Harper Son, druggists, Bayou Sara La
70 Purchasers shoald look eel the
wrapper and that they buying A. FAnNEsrccKs wa
mFUGE. and ootter nov27-wlm
The ORIENTAL TALsMAN Oh NATURAL WEATHER INDICATOR
gro spontaneously upon great Of Arabia is in
coupd5le viii remain in and may las: century
it will Orete climate, throughout the year, the various
changes Of the reaaer t.eay foNr hours in ddSnce, and
perfectly reliable 1t is the discovery of LoUIs s. ULAS of
Columbia, Tenn may obtained for 81 Of A STRETCH,
General Agent Nashville, Tenn secured by nail By tho
discoverer for So current money.
iCne30 -dtW&wu
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EIarketa by TeIegraph.

NEW YORK. December 90 Cotton frm-sales 1000 bales;
advancing tendency, aes &c COO bush
els s5@59 MessPorS dull SIC I2&. Sugar firm: Orle nss
Gsls, Muscayaio s9sJ4. Molags-s 52955
ClSciSsA11 December 2o-ss Pork tI6; Lard TO- whisky
az Sugar Mo'ases 4697 Coffee steady Rob- Corn
5Og52.
Foreign Markets by Telegraph.
HAvRE December I3Co,n sales Of two weeks l7tO bales.
Stock at Havre 81, OCO bales,
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Wet Nurse.

HERsONS desiring the services Of Wet Nurse, who has just
Der child few days Old, be accommodated BY APP
plying to ALLEN, Cherry st south Ct Broad
dec29 It,
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COMBS, BRUSHES, CIGAR CASES,

Isaak of West Tennessee, at
dsfI.-t1s MEMPHIS.-The notes Of this Bank will he
edeemed at IT,, ORION Bauz Tennessee Nashville. dtv
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ror county Trustee.

Wesre authorized TH0s. 7. SAUNDERS can.
ddae for he Country Trustee Davidson county
the election to he held in March, 1860. APPS
We authorized to IsaAM CLARK a eandi.
date for County Trustee at the ensuing March election.
sug27-d
We authorized TO SAMUEL P. AMENT, q
candidate for County Trustee Of Davidson county, the
March election. isep2-td|
We authorized HARDIN P. BosTcx cAndi-
the Office Of County Trustee Of Davidson county, the
ensuing March election oct5-id
We authorized JNO W. MARTIN as can
didae for County Trustees the ensuing Siarch election.
Octli-d;d
We are authorized to announce HENRY L. JUSTICE
candidate for County Trustee Of Davidson county the ensuing
March election octlI-dtd.
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Manmy's combined Reaper and
Mower.
HTIEH WOODS IMPROVEMENTS hir
w celebrated achine eesved the st premium Crsrd
jOLD MEBsL bestcombned Reapng Moving
the great United Agricultural Fair, I,uSi
KY in September, 1857 The trial OF Syracuse
York, in Jaiy, where all the Prpal Machines the United
States thoroughly ted. The csmee
through Marshal p Wilder President United States Agricultural
Society, at Louisville, Ky.
also the ward the beat Reaper, and As the bs
Mower before separate Committees appointed ny Prss.
dent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society, NasvIIe
in July 1857, Of the machines in Tenn
Numerous other premiums and awards given this M.aAs
dusng the last season, every Hs;hinein America
The above machines for sale By the undersigned
3. y. cHEATHAM,
General gent for ths ststs.
USHER, WHRE1Es 4 co.,
feb27-dEWn Nashvfflp.
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From Mexico.

UItAICUs
NEw ORLEANS, Dee 2s.-Mexiean adviees to the
18th inst. state that the Mirsmon Government pro-
tested against Mr. McLanes treaty at Guadalajara
on the St inst Forty thousand dollars of the $780,
600 taken by the Marquee, from the condueta has
been restored the rest had been forwarded to Teple:
sos 900 is missing.
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TRAVELLING SHAWLS AND mUFFLERs.
A CHOICE lot Of TraysiiaE shauls usEs for ale low
"A by dscI3l Il McGILL.
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The greatest Remedy in the worii This cordial
Is distilled from a berry known only to myself and
chemically combined with O. the most valuable
medicinal roots, herbs and barks known TO the mind
Of man, viz: Blood RO0T, BLACK ROOT, WILD
CHERRY BARK, YELLOW DOCK, DASDELIOS. SARsAP-
ARILLA, ELDER FLOwERs, with others, producing tho
most infaale remedy for the restoration Of health
ever known 1t rs natures own remedy, curing dis
by natural laws. When taken, its Influence Is
felt cNursng through every vein of the body purify
ing and acceleratng the circulation Of the blood Il
neutraiizes any bilious matter in the stomach, ad
strengthens the whole organization.
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Prof ashley Hurt, D. Male College, Winchester, Tenn.
Prof Graves D. President Of the My sharpe College, Win
chester, Tenn.
The Weather Indicator offered for sale al the
Drug Store Of Aaron Stretch, General Agent the
Of Union and College streets, Nashville. Tenn.
The dscoverer will send the NatIfal Weather Indiator by
MALL postage paid, we'll put and sured 70
closing Sc 70 money Pail and plain directions for egu
latir, using, DC, accompany each Indicator
address LOUIS s. UIlMAN, Agent,
E&wtf Columbia Tenn
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COAL! COAL!! COAL!Il
the lEtna Yard may still he found 5ne ,,pplv Of
Superior Coal Il is the greatest heating coal in The city
making but very few ashes, which heavy and will not y
about almost destitute 81 smoke s propouncd
by tried, be the Economical cal
in the city. Il is selling at the following low rates:
Large Select Lump, Gle per bushel
Screened, lgc do
Blacksmiths, l5c do
T it, you other. Orders can he left in Box
%, o, or at the Yard back Of n & C X Depot.
dee22 sAML J, AGNEW,
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Fire in New York,

Fire in New York.
NEW YohE, Dec. 29-1 here has been tremendous
ire on Gold street, extending from Beekman to Full
ton street. which destroyed twelve buildings among
which are Dunbar, West & Co., Cyrus ". Field q CO.
paper dealers and others. The loss is estimated at
100000, mostly insured.
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T. X. Stoddard & Co, Forge & Metchell Hasel-
tine d Walton; d. f. Fleming q Co.; Durham,
Taft q Co; Il. \. Pringle & Co.
CLOTHING,
Waldron. Egleston & Co; Edwin Bates & Coz Co
hen Willis q Co.; Matthesscn, OIIara s Co.: Pier
son. Smith Il Co.
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NVl'HHE75 NIaNHzHH-
RORTE Aonie Buck Purses, SIX and Bead Purses Elascs
4 set, &, received and for sale low by
II McGILL,
Ladies' and GentleIlens' Furnishing Store,
declS corBsr Of .uare snd College Street.
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GAIT HOUSE

Methodist Sunday School Association Will meet tonight
at Andrew Charge Church.
WILLIAM II MORROW, Secretary.
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ESTABLISHMENT.

BURR Mlstones % al sizes hand AMI e snt
Mills Mill Spndss. Mill Gear ing. Boiling Cloth u 9
numhrs Itch anchor brand beng hosting. and rruaiEE
creTs serene wire, picks and plaster srs arr inn e "a
the manufacturer which enables % sell BEST articles AZ lev
prices.
Being practical mechanic. thoroughly understanding ne
theory ard practise Of milling operations. Mers ard Nil
Fhts viii find their interest % examine 81 ck and
prices before purchasing All g0ols sod EaTTsnte
give satisfaction.
All orders and Communications promptly astendeu a.
?. II RYAN,
CIR Ccllegeasd Broad sts Nashville Tenn.
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LOUISVILLE Dec. 29.-Thc river IS stationary viii
u feet water in the canal.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 29--The river has risen three feet
and is Ow stationary with SIX feet water to Cairo
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pp Gelegrapb.
Foreign.


NEW YORK, Nov. %. FRAScE.-Eight
thousand men will leave for China during
the last fortnight in December. A military
basis against China has been agreed upon
between England and France.
The French forces on the Morocco frontiers
are decimated by cholera.
Victor Emmanuel writes to Napoleon that
he is as much bound by the wishes of his
PEG, lie as Napoleon is by the Villa Franco
treaty, and that he cannot aid in Ihe restora-
tion of the deposed dynasties, but he will not
aid the Central Italian army if the other
Powers do not interfere.
The greater portion of the Piedmont loan
has ben subscribed.
SPAIN.-A meeting is reported among the
Spanish troops collected at Atgezares.
Moorish gunboat was captured by a
Spanish steamer at the mouth Of the Tetuan
river.
The steamer Africa is signalled, but her
dates are anticipated.
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THE GlrErr.-The great success of Miss

TIE GliETY-The great success OF Miss
D.yExPoRt's new play of The Mrs~alliance
nrod,c,d d for the first time in Nashville on
Friday evening. has induced the manage
mcnt to announce it for repetition this (Mon
day) evening, when it will doubtless be rem
dered much more perfectly than on that oc-
casion. More enthusiasm it could scarcely
create. a. its varied. rapidly changing, and
unrxp ctcd dramatic effects were attended
with a constant succession OF bursts Of APP
plause such as few first representations are
hone red with. Miss DAVENPORT was rs hides
cribably fascinating as ever. aud every heart
thrubbed with sympathy at the fiery ordeal
she is doomed to pass, at the gauntlet of ma
levolence and wickedness she is compelled
to run in arriving at the frution Of happiness
as IA reward of her virtue, gentl,ness. cour-
age and suffering. We agr"e with I'm East
ern critical contemporary, i'll searching Tor
the secret of Miss DAvENPoRT's power. " 1t
is not enough to say that she is artistic, sym
pathetic, etc; these are general trrms' and
rather Indicate abstract mental qualities,
thin her individuality as an actress. 1t is
not in any preternatural development of
force; nor in the complete abandonment to
the spirit OF "A charact T, that she excels so
greatly. 1t is maintaining the equipoise OF
art aud passion in the proPOrtionnte develop
meut OF each to its highest power-in losing
them in each other. and equally exercising.
and appealing TO the intellect and the SYM
pathies, that We think we find her individual
strength. She is never eItravagant, because
she can never let passion outstrip the control
o. art.
.'By the inv rsion of the the same law, her
passion is seldom unequal to the demands OF
the OCCASION. because her intellectual umhI-
presence percsivrs all Deficiencies, and ex-
cites her passion in all its various grades
She is distinguished from all other dramatic
artists We have seen, not by the inordinate
development of any range OF faculties, but
in the complete and unusual development OF
all ard if her artistic ability is ever une-
quail to the contingencies of circumstances,
we may be her passion will not venture
blindly by itself like twin-sisters they move
on side by side separation would be their
death, and should one die, the other could
net survive"
Though the weather has been regularly in
clement tor several days past, Miss DAVFN-
PORTS houses have been large aud 'ashiona-
bic. an evidence that sholld a change be eX
pcrenced 10 the former, this week the latter
will fully test the capacity uf the Theatre,
for surely no more worthy lady or more gift
ed or popular actress has ever visited our
CITY,
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DIR. KINGS DISPENS4RY
FOR PRIV ATE DISEASES.

.sefNSs $50. Or. KING formerly OF New York for
AE&AsE1 the last tOur years uI Louisville, heu-
.iI. MO as devoted his attention the
ncut Of private diseases for 50 years. naIlers
IuIseI, having attended 10 i practice for many
ears, anu cured 80 many thousands he is enabled To
.ure Aii diseases OF private nature, no matter how
Dad tacy may be from InJddciOus medica treatment
'r'rul reject ~ IuCIr own. Dr. Kings spcnsary
M % DeadcrlCA street, between Cherry ana the
'quare second stony where hc cares all diseases Of
IrlYTiC nature.
,IpNoREHEA cured without auseou dlc u
difference With business
STRUCTURES OF Old rcCautdate ,eneCtuaiiy curediu
fen lays, by operation winch causes no pam.
Where a Strctare exists ie-lth cannot he cuJoycd.
ernais disease causes more mischief and under.
nincs the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with All the diseases OF the skin growing
ut Ol neglect rr Dad treatment can be eueCIuals
ured few days.
5kHINAI NEAaNEsi item tiOHhayiug bceL
,Iyeu shs disease, AMI ali .he Consequences grow
* uut OF Il, brought On ia many cases by the de
Irucuvc habits al idcuusdcrate Gcuths and Excess
ave IuIulg 81 the paSaus gesleci Ol which will
ulerniuc the stIutou .ren,tc: the subject Ill
or u-ILess society and causing pTcilatur Ou age.
Females who may be IlbUriag with any I.Elcully ot
re Womb may rest.Issured OF immediate relief.
Persons , csidiug abroad, by writing and stIting
hsiTCAse with .ttcG enclosed directed 10 Dr. hing
10. - Deaierck street Nashville, leun, Will have
be necessary meGlCiucsent to their address with
-essaTy directions Street secrecy observed. Uaice
loursfr IN O'clOckIn hemoruIBg until in the re
antV5O-indGV ~
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THE RIvER.-The rain of Saturday night,
and Yesterday has caused the Cumberland
to rise fast, aud We may now confidently ex-
pect good boating tide for the largest class
Of steamers. The great steamer Rel Rorer
will leave in day or two Tor New Orleans.
The f.. Aolgard from New Orlean-, - ON
her way up, having lett that city on Wednes-
day last.
The John 4. Fisher, Venom, Lighfoot. Gro
Ina and COHelSagO from Cincinnati, have AT
rived. The Ltghtjoot left on return trip yes
terday and the Hsnona will leave TO day.
The Grey Eagle. from the Ohio river, IL on
her way TO our city, with u large cargo OF
painted buckets.
The acacia Cottage will leave Cincinnati
for this place On Tomorrow.
FoR NEW ORLEASs.-The bully Red Rogsr.
Capt. WV. STRONG, dropped down to the City
Wharf yesterday, aud will commence loading
tets morning direct for the Sunny South
During the past Summer the ROuer has been
thoroughly repaired and painted, and /, in
a ;ip-top conditio for the present season
FHANk OhAtAELfbhb viii hluc IN Tie OIL
fee assisted 10y E-q wv. LrrERER.
For PADUCAH.-The regular mail and pas
senger steamer MaiRssaka will leave AS aboye
this day al L. NJ, in charge OF her veteran
commander, Capt. DAsHIELI- She has, in the
past, made many marks OF appreciation in
public esteem. but the present season she Is
destined to add new laursis TO her brow a. a
popular floating institution. Her Office is In
charge Of L. C. DorLE, an efficient, attentive
and worthy gentleman. who will be found
ever ready 10 assign passengers choice rooms
for small consideration. Shipper. should
send down their freight early, aud passen-
gers be aboard by I'm
For CINcISSArL-The nice little steamer
Wsnoaa, Capt. BAkcLAY. arrived on Saturday
morning and leaves Oh her return trip this
evening a. 5 o'clock.
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MONDAY MORNING, NOV. 2s, 1859
ADAMS EXPRESS Co.-For seVerai

ADAMS EXPRESS Co.-For severai years
past this company have been doing business
on Market street. occupying portion OF a
u.urrox,s building. The great increase IN
their business has caused them to vacate theii
old quarters and seek more ro'my location
which they have done in the Colorado Bull
ding. on Cherry street. Their new abode
has been ftted up and arranged in an excel
lent style of classification, which seems nee
essary for rapid and complete system OF
labor. where the business Of an ''institution"
Is So varied. and embraces so many articles
of merchandise aud other valuables. To Mr..
A. K. HoLr, the gentlemanly agent OF this
company in our city, the credit is due for the
style and arrangement OF their new once.
Mr.. III. can view with pride and pleasure the
result of his efforts in the great lncreas' OF
bn.iness. since the establishment of this COM
pany in our city.
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Golden Syrup! Golden Syrup .
sheppard,s Gold Pens.

II Pa-Ns, tkis day resolved -
D. HAGAS,
a9sai-a al c .ilrge 81
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Gomuterrtai.
DAILY PATRIOT UFFICE,
NASHVILLE. Nov. 81. 1859.

NASHVILLE Nov. Il. 1909.
WHEAT.-Activs and indemand at S1.0O
al 90.
FLOUR.-Thereisa an active demand. We
quote superfne at 81 50, there has been
slight increase in Extra Family and prices
firm at Sc 90; Double Extra at Sc so.
SEEDS.-Market dull with slight decline
in Glover Seed at So 560gT 90. Herds
Grass 81 259SI SO; Timothy Seed So Esq
So so; Clean Blue Grass 81 75; Stripped
s. 80.
BACON--Shoulders are worth S@S3
Hams IL 90; Clear Sides 10 IS.
LARD.-Good Lard in suitable packages,
CORN MEAL-s1@1 10. This range in
cludes the retail prices.
WHISKY.-Rectifed 25@2s; country
brands 50(G75c.
Horse Shoe 81, Nail Rod 9, Boiler o.. Sheet
84CG93. Hoop S4(G94. Pittsburg-Bar 80,
Band 5296. Horse Shoe 5, Nail Rod 7 Sheet
5396, Hoop 1914
NAILS.-Tbrees So so. Fours 81 SO per
keg. Skies 81, Fights So IS, Tens and larger
sizes SO So
DRIED FRUIT.-Little doing. Apples
RoPE--Grass 123914c. Jute I2A, Cotton
Thread 224(923.
LEAD.-7t cents p b.
SHOf.-Buck 81 40 Drop 81 80 per Dag.
POWDER Blasting SIS 90, and Rife 81
90 per keg.
GINSENG.--In fair demand at an inereas-
ed price. We quote at BOO IS cents.
THERS.--There is IA moderate demand
for this article price 80 cents.
BEESWAX.-In demand at IS cents.
SALT.-FIne sack is ~ OTth Sl75C9S2 90;
Coarse, 81 80. Barrel 40c per busheI.
SUGAR-We quote, in bbls, q 9 !,
cent less in hhds. N. Y. Coffee Sugars 100
1l4c ;Crushed and pOwderedII4 l24e; Loaf
lIRl2.
NOLASSE S--In barrels, 40, in halves
As cents.
GOLDEN SYRUP.-In Barrels Toe, in
| half-harrels IS. in kegs 80 cents
COFFEE Stock light, demand fair.
Prime Rio is worth l24(gl3 cents. Laguyra
IA; Java 1920.
CANDLES.-Star, firm at l9 for IA OF;
II for full weight; Tallow, lie.
HIDES AND LEATHER-We quotegreen
hides 5 cents, dry -;
Oak Sole Leather soc. p b .for best quail,
ity; Harness 80.
RAGS.-For Cotton Rags in good order
cents is readily paid.
WOOL-Tub-washed, in demand at 80
cents, pulled. 28(@3O; unwashed 1920.
OIL>.--Linseed, S5c; Lard 81 10; Tanners
100 100; Cod Liver 81.
BALED HAY From store $50 per ton :;
stock light.
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HlagMilceni Scheme!
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
$4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery
OF DELA " ARE.
SCIiE ME .

CLASS IS.
To be drawnin Wilmington Del. saturday, Nov &c
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The Test OfI2 Years Experience
Has proved the superior quality Of
HEGEMAN, CLARK IL CO.'S
Genuine GO0 K4lNcr Oikt

lis pronounced by Physicians tie best remedy
for Consumption ,ScroIula, chronic rheumatism &c.,
ever discovered.
CAUTIoN-Tno value OF this remedy depends upon
It's purity, aud in order secure customers
pure article OF our firm went To Newfoundland 20
5uperinIend the manufacture of our OIL, and war
rant IT pure. See thai the label has the eagle aud
mortar and the signature the cork Of each bot
lie, as there u great deal Of cheap, inferior oil
lamed OF Tor genuine, To the great Injury OF pa
TENTS.
Hs- Askfor Hsgenan. Clark Co.'S, ana take
other as many have been cured with tue genuine
Sho have used others without AN beneht.
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Where is the chivaric Military Editor OF
the PArRIOT, that he is not contending Tor
80 I,ur.ls HIS he "played out''-'-sim
MD d,wn''-or j. he slipping ingl .riuIsly
in his guarded t..nt?''- WEren (Ark-) Sun
beam.
Oar resplendent contemporary need suffer
no uneasiuess with regard to the present
whereabouts Of oar Military Editor. tie Is
not now in this quarter of the globe, but he
is not Idle. Although at this moment OF his
high career,
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Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware
ON THE HAVANA PLAN
Every other Yicket a Priz.

E1trc Class y.
To be drawn n Wilmington, Delaware, Wednesday,
Nov. 80, 1859.