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ChiIdren,s Diseases.

Rddiocy's RehoratiIaG ReSairant should be hailed
blessing by every mother, throughout the land, whose
infants are afflicted with Sores, Humors, Sc. These
or=aAngs out (thns early) are evidence OF disease
transmitted from the parent stock. few doses OF the
ReaoudiIg Resolret will eradicate every yes-ge O the
disease and insure the child sound and healthy body
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D Y S P EP STA.

~ I - 7 u = . j A,
A shosn by the statements OF the Boar lea
n OF New York, caused the death OF 56 bspn
OF OIL deaths IN one week, and i6l deaths by
sumption, induced by Dyspepsia. AS is a well q
tested act that yspepsia the origin the suffering
OF large portion OF those who die OF consanp.
tions against and remedy for Dyspepsia as SC q &c
experience have place before them. and which la
Williams Anti-lys speptic Elixir, in corrubor q
which read tie following tostiinOD lals:
Testimony Of Mr.. Edward n. Rowley, OF the nrm OF
ko~ley, AshburneT Co. Ii North Mharyes. in
proof Of the efficacy Of williams's Anu-lyspeptIs
EhIir. 80
PmIADEIruA, October e. .ls4s.
Dear sr--i take pleasure in recommending YOUR
Anr-Dyspcptic EhNir, for thu cure Of DYSPEPSIA I
have taken myself Tor the disease, and have bees
entirely cured
Yours respectfully
EDWARD II. RowILY.
Commup upicsuon to John r. renrose, ESQ. from Mr..
Franklin kyre, kensngton. ~
IL s with great gratinctiOn that testify 20 tho ef
neaey OF Miiianiss AnnDyspeptc Eixir which YOU
80 strongly recommended TO me, aud for which
health, wheh 1 cheerfully publicly ackno~leae. =
with the hope that others may be similarly beDenttea
i''l' your fkAsKIN EYRE
-. ocrosxx 10, isso,
fear Sir;-aaving suffered for long time from
Dyspelsia 90 severely that was completely rostrat
ed aud having Iied every Tor relicf without
success. Was advised ~ use yonr "Anti.I5yspetio
Elixir" IL affords me much pleasure 10 Inform sou
thAtl am entirely cured BY use anal ra
commend 10 10 all persons suffering under Dyspef~a
Very respectfully, kc. H
,,,,,.,,,.,, .eEoRGE WOODRUFF
l0or"~eiis halfway House Bristol runapks
Testimony Of Mr.. Abner Eames Marker street .bov
siAth, eorroe"rative oi ihs efficacy Of Williams Q
A
DK. JAMEs WILLIAMS:
Dear sir-li gives me great pleasure 20 know Inat
You 4ie AsAin preparing your medicine for the cure
OF by slepsia !or many 81 my aequantances have re-
pe4tedly asked me where could be proc ured know
tas that had been cured by u. As think thai a
pubic aekno~ ledeemeut of the great beneai havo
due ~ you, bat may be useful 10 others nov make
81 For several years / suffered from ID, spepsia
which Increased to such extent that NV health and
CONSTITUTION were ral'dis sinking under H. I vas
aud even that i could not dirsst. felt \ io.x oi
sAchsti nistncnation % exercise, and you hsys
IN pour aareftiseneht) general feeling VI depFes-
saos @Aa Ss4rinesE- In abe year iSSs,
hs4tins irOlA others high rce0mDeHdatson VI your
AntlD, spepte tllAHs Procurcd and used u wIth
most happy enccis under - iHaasnee lanEnor aad
sSArness gradually Iaz&ed away, and my appetiss
revived shseh could gr-tlly With smpuniiy. Tea
years have nov eiAi<ed, and my Confidence the
rsnNo loNers of your niudicaae has u course In
creased, foT completely cured me shsn failed 70
ost&iA reliet from any other souroe- +'
Very resIceuaiiy, yours,
ARNER ZINES.
rhs iaEiri Is sold n sostss Al % each of s1 bst-
Prsprisior, JAMES WILLIAMS, n. 70.
Casnnst aud fh4shaaceusist
No. soaih sssea n street. Ptai.dslphia
For sale ~ -iibresssz- sag2<
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Constitutionai Diseases.

Many diseases that afict humanity are inherited as
heir looms from the diseased bodies OF sickiy sires
Scrofala, Consumption syphilis and Fits, are among
the most common OF constitutional diseases Now, We
care not how many generations the seeds Of these dis
have beer established Ia the system,
eradicate from the bodies OF the afflicted every part
Gle of diseased deposits and NIL the veins with
pure and healthy blood.
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Irsf WHAT EVERY Flnar gllrS.

A GOOD cheap sewihg Aaetins- Prics enly szs
n " 80 These Asc.ii,ss need only bs kRoNE 20
fiEsare them fLsce n ait1st tzEniy To
pfsl l.ts naasl sec, them here
fsHs AZ sbo s@as gsssa cheziI sestaz ksUaines or
Co1nty klghts fsr> thp sals Vi Tie AeGalcgon a
Haymond amily Sewing Ixacaine.
siii 4e--s cAii iile at-xfs4sle4, ho !. -.rlI
Tor Middle Asd Nest lcunp.sse- iooalz ! q.
s-s,s A1.'s s,ofs, taioa strsst, s<tssea sslirss
2l.1 C-lcfEg stroets- s-r.- L f.,ra.
>, B--r4fticalAr .stsntion paid 10 rep-irinx All
kieas ae~as A=ehiacs ~ sxrsreaced LaHe-
l-ssh. tTa aat ftta
D. FLEAnN6'S ss~iag nashl.s Dspst
Nashville, rean,s sspsl-dt~s~Iy - y.
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SERIES mo. 965.
Meoifal.
r. r. r.

IIEAITH win, in all cases, follow the use or Rad
II ways r 4. Remedies. There are none so ses
or diseased. weak, feeble, crippled with pain
infrmities but that Railways Ready Relief, Removal
ing Resolvent Regulators, the nature OF the dis
ease or sickness may require, will quickly snc RAPID
IL cure.
These remedies consist of Radway's Ready Relief
Railway Renovatng Resolvent; Railway S Ike gsators
Each OF these remedies possesses special curative
eFs certain diseases Yet there other diseas
es, wherein their combined medicinal properties are
required and when thus nsed if there is sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body 20 sns
tain their action, the patient v live and be restored
IN health
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McLean'S Volcanic Oil Liniment
THE BEST LNIMENT IN THE WORLD
For Man or Beast.
Anothsr Remarkable Cure Performed by II
Leans Volcanic Oil Linirnant


Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment.
READ FOR NOURsELVEStH
Thomas Ford, blacksmith, liv ing near Cassa ayeL
on Ientl street, had horrible running sore ON
loot lie tried various Liniments, Salves, sc.
could do II DO good He dcSpsired uI ever being ab
10 work al his trade again. because he could not DO
any weight on hs foot and by one bottle of Mclean
NoicahG llninent lac rs now perfectly cured.
rheumatism, Faraly SIS, Neuralgia, Bruises Sprain
illness IN tle Joints or Muscles sore Throat Sue
ingh, t-ir-ache or Iooth-arhe, Wounds, Fresi, Cut
Sores, Burns, scads, PANS &c. yield to tie magic
influence OF thls wonderful lAniment
For Horses and Cattle II an infallible remedv Z
Oh-ses, 1Aiis, Scratuhes, Cracked Heels, i-lnens
spawn, sspeny, splini Elstaia, Efruiscs Svxellin
WOUNDS, Rattle snake Bites and various other dis.
es which animals liable 70 from iujurles or aoi
dents = -
Every Country Merchant should obtain sunnl,
MoLeah's Volcanic Ca lAnlInent- lt sells rapidly,
cause II always cures.
a liberal discount will be made 10 merchants "
buy 10 sell again. - = 4
10 For sale by J. II. MCLEAN Proprietor. corn
OF iihrd aud Zine streets, II. Louis, Missouri; also
sale as above .Ila-.ltvr.wIx
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ClaibOrne's Machine Works,
Removal.

TTNHE subscriber takes this method of informing his
i old customers and friends and the public general
y, that he has removed his Hardware store from the
old stand Market street. TO No 90 in the large brick
building lately erected the South side of Broad
where he keeps constantly on band and makes 10 or
der the articles embraced in his line of bust
He invites especial attention to hs large assoT-
ment OF CASTINGS IiOILOW-WARE, BRASS, &c., such
Mantle and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes, Plow Mods,
Straw Cutters, Corn-Shellers Corn CrusheTs, Mill
Crushcrs Balcony Work and Iron Fencing Coffee Mills,
Tea Kettles, Brass Kettles Dog Irons, Candle Sticks,
and almost endless variety OF other articles
Jan. eft ANDREW ANDERSON.
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PA RTN Err SHIP

HAVING purchased the lltercst - MI H. b Aof-
rs Ia the basiuess "a n. 3, Morris 4 Co, have
tl.is day associated Nttb Ar. " Hoofer Harris,
and Will IA tue Grocery aaa Iosnlnlsssi bus
iaess = the oid stand. HUGH AcNiNk-A-
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OvS&Ox,vyVvON,

TINHE partnership heFetpfore existing betseca the
Il un,oTsisncs undeF the arm name u ii. u. AotS-
RIs CO.. Ia the srucery aaa Commission HasiRcss,
this day dissolved b. mutual consent, H. H. Morris
la ug Sold haz aIsseaI husn AcCrea. Etsr lsrI-
authorized - .s nane ei me hfin IN lhaai'
aatiou II a. NORRIS,
W HuOftk HARRIS.
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A a A R I'd

IN retiring from tbs 0sslHeas slFs - ieader any
L thanks 81 my nameFoas patrons aud friends Tor
tteif las aAa seFal patronage, aud szpitd recon-
mend ts sSssccss5gs, Messrs. Hgsa 4esaAA Co.
gentlsaneg IA every rassHcs worthy q coaAience,
4 q. AOllltis-
Sashsslle sept lat. isss
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Great Reduction In Gssds 81!

n. q. MeNAERY a Co.
/. m .,e..~. th,s- sssIrs s..-sk e nar e,sor< .,
~ n<fsss thas siil suFpfsse y1a- eal s11 fAy
hashns u fTosa csnts - 50 PEI yara.
Sllks Al hNn oQst-
fssAfoiassea Aanties AZ fnnrth czsst.
Cary~ts a greatly rSlascd pftnes-
CAn a. o1c2 - sss e>rzeinsot
s~~1s-a 3. q xsSAlxY b 90.
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UnderWear.

~ Cashmere. American, and saxony Wool; Sha-
" ker FitasIel. Aeriaa aud Csttoa Understands aud
Drawers, ali sizes and nsASe just received and for
sale by ]. II. McGIiI--
decl5-U
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For the Million.

I Az a. s1ssFs u large sl,ek NJ ssazsas
u 1C0ICH MfilSkf.
,s,O4sH Ai.k.saaf stft ~
RIGA fsSkI, ..aH. - tass-- d
f7Nk APPLES. s.,.,t .- =
fIcklkS,
sAknfxEs ~ tf
<kk<GfS. ke.
whlch fresh and warrsnise sapsfser 10 as ns~
Ensrzft hust of my stock having been psF<nsssd
b - Eorsoo, shsn in tnroIe fee s>eks since, =
e.1 Goa uaentt Tscoalnend q 10 aas frish1s as
psrs @nd seaans ...sll .s3..l.a,A
JOHN JOHNSON,
osiAr ssss.s -. ase< 1ss Ne Ssaszs.
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NASHVILLE TENN. MON DAY. JANUARY TO- 1852 NEW
new-Dork.

From vIscHER, OWEN L CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, $40 Broadway,
New-Y York.
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llasbDillf palIt||riot.
Il Il H M 81

~s eTERMS -
Daily, per annum, IS 90
Tri-WeekIy, per annum, ..-,.......... 90
01 Wsssy Per iar ,ro A. o .vssviis:
for one year, in advance, ............ 90
When the Daily, Tri-weekly, or Weekly is TO be
discontinued (pad in advance at the time subscribed
or) the subscriber must order, otherwise II will be
ontinued, at option, until paid for and stopped.
paid, il must be paid at the time Of diseontinu-
nee, at our option II the party IS good IL VIII be
ent until paid.
Remittances by mail, registered" letters, at our
risk .sr
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For Nent.

TWO Rooms hEgu aud Admirably located the
i corner of tue Slnare aud College street for The
hexi year, 1882 for tsFE1s Apply %
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FR ESH ST OK

TUsT received to-day, per Expire :, large and
81 well SELECTED stock of Geatlemen'z
White aad Colored iAnsl Bosom shirts;
White aud C.,lorsd Marsei.ics shirts;
All sizes les and Patterns aad warranted 10 ht for
sale Low BY J. II. NCGlIL-
deciS-u
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Iaaif Nose.

HALF Hose. 81
UUST received and for sale
81 SHAKER FIaASNI14;
lNtsiAS CASHMERE;
Nk.RtNlb, And
corfoS HAIF HOSE
aeels-u n j. IL Mosi.L
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Copper.

m SHIFTS 5 poaa4 cyPPer.
HI 10 30 - -
IL IS - q.
10 81
news. nicxxY
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Musif, (iauOs, &f.

NA v s. EC.
~ f. THURSrON will resume his les sa1S
~. sons IN NOcalIZIti0n and ON the Piano e
Forte, ON Monday next, sept. 9th. a5sIIrTs
OrIers may be left al his room at the Sc ASsTf@
sauee Hotel sept3-u
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j. c. DAKpEN. C. =. rEAcAKK.
y. e.. DARDEN ~ CD.
Successors 20 A. II. Hicks,
DIRECT IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
China, Glass and Queens-Ware.
No 40 Public Square, Nashville. Ten.
POST Once.

NASH fLLK, March 20, ,lsSs.
IRON and after the st o! April, the Posi- ohce vii
Il be opened on SsRddys at half past A. NJ. aud
close at A. N. Open again At 4. NJ and close st
2. NJ. On ali other days the onsce will be opened
half past g. O'Clock A. NJ. and close al O'Clock y.
NJ ). r. ANDERSON. Post Master
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FI>HE sroI.f- ROOM Br..ad sircSt doupr from
i tL~ corner Il Frout Etrocs Hos ecraPiel by X.
l. wkAEtKx. fsss-ssoa csn - h43 tnuoedilteiy
assirsa ~ en tias lat - Jsnesry nekL APpiy ~
". JtrafSssfS, %
= nexln-lm fIsHER, NHt1.ksS 4 co
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-10

A IL persons iniebssd % ne eszale sf ssKsa s
n Eefx0. arc feQaasled u egs3s kaFezfd and maks
pas meat and tlese - Nao& tale ss<ele = adsAtea
hcfeey requested preseAt talF S@&i1ss tor sct
lie IA ~, ~ they WlIi be soFeFes bzFfed
AalkAM l. Dz1ztk>z. Exr.,
ssp>2c-r e zzzzA 8. E~Eg.
, 1859-09-19
MOSS! MOSS!!

III pQNHAIT PREPARED NO68 put m .
J"tsy for DpaoGe7e Gaf1i1ce AaleTs aad mi
Ioss " aske snd eaa baieA 10. sa.e u gua1es 10 s
T. b. uuNHAN l. CO., CommlAa&on Merrilaats
% Comms1c5siat-, nd Ia ls7te, Il Loet
, 1859-09-19
4 Contrast to Sickies.

lGAmatslc1tfd 10 The Cleveland UesldJ
Dr. Tanc,y, relative OF Chief Justice Tancy's
recently cloped with the wife of Uaptis,
deacon iron, tho village wbere they both resid.
I'd. in Knox county. ohio. Their we're respect,
uble people, and worthy members Of society,"
lsoth hcld high positions III the same church,
She left thres little children, ono a sw. ct hube
Of ten months old; be- left four or five. The
day before tGey eIcped lie took his wife, zen.
tie, hluc.ercd, beautiful woman, and her bube.
on Eist TO has br0thers, and told her not Ia
come back until the next evening. That he wou1,l
take good cure Of tue other children in her ul,.
scnce- When she cnme home be had heen conr
over fourteen hours, and the lonelr l;tt1a or4s
were oil CRYING. When The dreadful iutellipsnc.
came: she ieh 10 the aoor, and lav moaning and
weeping in lutensest agony, refusing to be- com.
s9!teo. M u Was iay and . night before word
u 1onsolation 10 Which she would listen fe! in-
to that stricken heart. Poor, Door CarrieI and
iAtf is tue lore Of womanl
uhe besen husband compare him, reader.
With that rone, Sicktes), who ido1zed his wifi
followed snd overlook them in Monroeri1le. Hu.
ron county, where be found the errinr wnr1n,,
rnostrated by sickness. The spirit Of Tue hum.
ote Christian predominated in lis heart, will,
:"rsed her 6aek 10 l;f, then be talked witi th,.
4'ocfor and her, and reasoned with them. and
promised to fofgive all and smooth the mat,er
over, aud lide the facts from the world. Nnt
with sorrow loo deep for ut,erance did he
learn TINT her heart Was no longer his, TINT she
lored another better thau her own syeet bahe
and her kind husband. lie took her hand IN
his, and forgare her all-certided in wrillnr
that he gave her up on condition that she xor5
marry the object Of her choice as soon az poss;.
e!e, snd ID he would nerer molest them, IL rave
her Sl6o, and good advice, wished tie bIcss;nc
O. God TO rest upon her, md then, boxing m.
aer hls burden Of gr:er. be returned to his Door
motae11ess M babes, and bis desolate hearth.
The hard work., that pats S;ckles on the back
epGfoVi1gtF, viii sneer ind call the dencon-a
1ool, and his bleeding heat will 20 down to the
Gr1Ee uMnappreciated. God and the blessed m
Ee!s will drAw near and comfort him
, 1859-09-19

Tue New York E1prt& charged the 1.d;e,
With over-dressing. Hiss Flora MeF1im.s.
sends letter in reply. TIE quote:
- call upon you first, sir, too look nj mr. :,
my oa1 dreas-and select TINT. becan.e It l. l.
supposed TINT woman in bali dress il + liz -
costl'est dressed Of Ill women, Sir. I hara nj ~
SaI Gloanes enough Tn, rs everybody can see n' to
Keep ~ornan warm, to say noibinr ~ of fee' w'h"t ~
propraety and decency require. There !, mt -
oegtar in New York who does not 70 ;oto nj - q
street NTH Eore clothes than hars m snd st's
{et you bare Tue imrudcnce to abuse M r,,nu na
l r{s!terats. with solemn truth, nv aSoth;un n3r
10 10 ,H ear. There is nothing on nv arms~looE
~ them, Sir, for you may as well look Mt tbsr1
rs any other body in the street. There il notb. %
ing on ny arms. from my wrists onward III
upward, as you cau readily see. Eye hersaY aa9
n ! L. nlaradlse' ware scarcely leas clothing than'
a ! rave here On these two arms. Then. t,ere "a
nothanE on my neck, or next to nothing. md r
poor humble woman In this world can wenr
less On her neck and shoulders than the Rei1.
F!ora, wear, ! should like to see. md ii IT,
poverty Of thu hnp1ess woman. MY robe T IL
looped up oser my shoulders-ond hence tle
neck, bust, arms, de-, that God blessed mr. w;h ;
~hen l came into the world. are iust \. ha
Fave them to me! Now, sir. if rou do Mt
! push when 5eu sec this, or when ITCH YOU. M Al
can say is, blushiDs il departed from msn M ~ "
, 1859-09-19
r A RGA AIMS IN REAL ES-

u A r G AIMS IN REAL FS-
-lltyng dc:emlned to elosc up my real estate
g1t,tey ioE prices no desirable properly com.
R,nnk number OF drscl4ss H1oEr4 Lake np1 South
Water stfesia fauable business property "a West Han
% dohn "na Veg L1te ssre!s .ad le number Of resi
nelghbo!hoods nuuaber Of them fronting Union Farf
heh The only large park to the CITY. Gas md Water
convenient. Aet@
lhave also sale seventy-ope acres Of Rolling Wood
ano atoane Lake Achg1n. and eighty OF Timber
ana fsa!r!e LAID on The north branch Of Lhicaxo River
o. hese tracts aze near the city and a1r worthy Of
Whstt Is des!ted larEa part Of the purchase money
nay slahd On bond had maztsage 1nqu!rr etween 4,d
L. H. H. o1 s. s. UAIES
No. eM Lake street {up-ststsa)
Or 9! !: =. DucEcoRAx, Matine Eank building,
, 1859-09-19

ANNOYANCE OF An EplTon, Some months sinc,
tie New York Ereaing Pott contained roman
tic story, in which Mrs. Cunningham. Of III,
burde1l Bond street trngedy, was the heroine
and was represented as still engaged in the mos
fcprehenEible md Ieentious adventures. Tbf
afnc'e did not bear internal evidence Of truth
II was too Wild, extravagant and absurd. Nev
eEtaelcss tho reporters of the .Er<a;ao fas
made oath to its truth, notwithstanding the mil,
ne rro1estation Of Mrs Cunningham of its utte,
14ls'ty. Mrs. Cunningham seems now to harc
adopted new mode Of retaliation upon tbe
1psf' " Liking herself Us the next door ne;ch.
Dor ot Ar. Bryant, the proprietor mud editor ot
the Eost. "
,caI me to"r residence Of Mr. Bryant il East
lGth st., near Second avenue. md n ths ha,,.a
aoloio,ng. towards Third avenue. Mrs Cun.
n1ngham has taken up her abode. The four .,o.
bfo*n stone front, with massive stems an,1
11nr;ss;, sse DOW ~.pdows, is LII. Bryant's house:
having been built to bis own orderHa1e 5onl
isss s IN beautiful harmony with lis cultivated
noa exquisite tastes. L pla;u. two .tnrv hs;e;
house " that occupied By AIrs. Canni1cb.sn
one ol three sin1itar contiguous Iouses' . hniIt
seeefal years ago, which have not ret given xar
-f"A EuG4uAcQme4t 0f pAIatia1 Ypsi,
uencss- Hnt proximity to such ueirbhor 10
e bV Ne r. s1PPosed' ~as not altogether relsied
known 10 hun. lie hns used erery decent rnesns
~ ~ " po%ef 10 procure her cjectmeut bv tbr
landiord. but without success. - Aoe
1,! n1s cunningham pays her rent rccufar1y-
3. Ihs landlord: :as is the case With most isn,l.
tenants. The complaints Of the sorrn1;p@' 'h1hs hir
Hf5anl have proved impotent alongside a} Mrs IT,
cupoineeas@ st punetaaiity Mrs.
plains It Is likely TINT Mrs s.' CON- ON;
1ot aakt ssF tSs, tSsn,n e. 'n IL
pour bis complaints upon ihe ni,;In1s T continue 70
obdurate landlord. f~0' e04s VI Iae
c,na; a.. cannot be cured must be endured, Mrs.
ant Is IN for it A lircly imagipstinn- TN ay'
such an o. e1s n1s.;, is Hr nyans with
that the author of Th4natopsis. can oopposeo
"14e dowu to pleasan, dreams"
at the thought that brick wall onlr fa,- ;.&
es thick intervenes between hin, md ~. e,1,1 ea
principal in the Bond street traradr
, 1859-09-19

II sud that the colofed man uho o.ro,,,,.
MEG AF; Ten BROCK to England. won ti;t.,
tuoush1o d0llurs on the recent anrcas. ~ ~
American horses. '' VI 'ns
-1.axt s,nd, ,,
the Jewish Syna1ouue IN nu.haI. .sse oanoi Q
whole family, consistinr al II. - ~s S H'ln NJ:
children, baptized in tte Method,st Ch tu sS'eI ::
TINT city. Quite humber Of rro,o...s. HaeI = u
Eman, without distinction Of sect. united ia ii. H.
ment. A~A'n VI At'e sacfa'
The French 1ou-n,,. -
cry Of IN artifcia{ ;rht - aunoaace ne dlscoE-
Gus and steady n. t6 4. o.;, oo M1naeilu1y !umin-
graphing onrra,;o,s NJ s@.Mote IN au photo
ed IL portsi,le a1nsr,t,,n ans ngat he'ng contain
in private reaidencs. ae can be taken
OF the atmosphere. - '1o @'&'e
Tho Bishop Of Exeter. Enc,a,d ,,.
TONED the plan proposed 10 H., g., +h as s.ac-
S;si~rs n r rhag ~ gam1staon to be styled "The
nity of women wln.- ~. eomnn-
exclusively to work. nF ch s-;.r = oe devoted
rows are 10 be taken NO perpetual
-rer,. :, -,n;a,.
creatcst sbasn. .tGy becoming one of the
inc start waa made few yea.s aeo br &, ~
Kendall, and bis SUCCESS has indncsd c;ha. - -.
tbe m raIi & IN thc nndertaking. Besides
mated tbat fanrth eetaolshed ~ there it is es.i.
rno1.sh.en ofM fSnrtn o. million Of the coarse
Te.as duI;nr 49,. sS s nkte crossed The line into
cen sheer c1os.sd s paen! pr:,t year. These Ae1l-
able progeny. boil fas xno1 sa make ralu.
''' "oo' aac mutton.
a l4xKEE G1R1 n TExAs.-A corrernonaa,.
o. the New York Spirit Of TIE T:nes wr;tes IT,
that paper, that In lis traye1s ahont g. ~, ~
nio, Texas, he found a real bowling .a1oon ens
Quoted on the New York nrinc;n1as oAoun. con-
, 1859-09-19

EOR SALE OR ENCllANGF.-
tnnd lot 7s1!si fctt nflr Au&h uf the t'.,yt
ll"s In.ns &sV clh &yA ca1.aI 4!1e ns 1t would Ia,
e4aDErl for land within ths.* ns Nf tusFn Add1ras
:. Z ii llfh lfIct.
, 1859-09-19

FOR SALE-Ncw Brick Resi-
henee Nleh.Ean avenue sosh u bli strr+t G. n
ftont BY 10 deep. cnmpltte In cvety Tcec4 Hatc DC
only ~ 20 cash, par& Of balance on ran lime.
Also !do fe on 1faison, Of buRao str<f With
without dwelling lrice only 4l00 pef f0at time.
Also4wo nf 'hc finest toekt In Ellis sahdvi.!on cpsc
I" the Cnivcnsy and Horse liaoad, due timber, will
4o. two olt IIarsisnn ard Clinton kts+eta Any
q the Above will be 6od vey cea suit the times APP
plYto JOHN i. BUCHANAN
4el: aK5lm ia Rsndonh ssres.t
, 1859-09-19

No. l6laouse and lot Wabakh aycnue near Harmon
CSut. Los es by iEa Il. Houie weli nnishcd With
time,
No. uS-Hpuse md Lat Mich gan ayrnne between Mem.
$4,000 cash.
No. S$1 4. Sta,k E1dsidke Couzs, west trnnt
Ne. lss 4s by 100 r. rao Alto asset ncas Cottage
Gfnyc avenue. HH.oe rs 5'er n. oo long time.
No. LIS doc lots with good ino.emrn.a In Esanston
On easy terms Of sale,
rIcx ~ 100 cash- OF q. 4.0oo on time.
No. 106-3 loa 1rz4rc and Lola 1hdana avenue,
kouth Of ktu Graode atreet. FHee Is per foot on
long Tina.
No. by 100 fret Stae stscet bet wsen rok and
Taylor treeta With Improvements rs!ces &1oO cash.
No. Ms9 by l!o feet On Warrington stttet Nay.
No. l1e-Ncw Residence with Lot On Raadoph.st near
Ann. rrioe q ,a0o. on time.
No. 1l-1s aeTcs u Land with nne Grove part of IT,
nodhwet of The 1a.den CITY Hare Track Yin.
cennca road running through the tact Iitc 500
PR acre casa., u ssto per are time.
adsinn to the atoye have for 87le rxchanc
cho(cc teAdeace and buuea4 property In al pa4 ef ts
d.y Al,o inc fatma md t.n!te Ida IN ihs aud other
6tattA. HEE, DEAMAS d 60.
1GI4 M, IL t.akal!e *4fret