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Al CROP COTTON, AND TUE CONSUMPTION IN TEE usruD

The crop, made comprises only the toal
the seaboad to which be added the estimated So hern
consumption make the total production This brings the total
yield of Cotton for the last year up 4O7OO bales against
32f7, 900 for the preceding year.
VIII be INTERESTING the prices Cotton
for the last thee years In the year beginning September %
1856 the highest price Of Middjg Upland in New York
and the lowest That year opened and with
slight steadily advanced tn the year. the last
months ranging from IS to lj3 which tie closing
August 3ls Beginning at 52 cents September ls 1851, the
through the fan months the Of fnanca revul
sonl mostly nominsl and Janua-y L. 5 touched 81
cents fall of nearly 50 per 1t then almost Immediately
recovered running asrg up 12 and ranging from l
27 mostly l29I2k during the remainder Of that CONNER
year On the LIST Of September 1885, the market opened
1884, touched l2 the Of the month"; fell to liz in
November recovered where remained during most Of the
winter ranged from 1917 l2 since, closing
5 September lst 1885, but dropped IFS cents The
prospects the crop quite favorable and If no
early intervene, hope for increase upon the
large total produced the last year.
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PRErABGTIoss FOB The RECErTIoS OF THEGREAT
EASTERN The authorities Of Portland, Maine,
have mad, special arrangements to do honor to the
arrival Of the Great Eastern. The programme in
cudes a public dinner, ball, general illumination Of
the city, ringing Of bells, salntDg of artillery, eK-
cursioDs in the barbor, military displays aud Othe'
manifestations Of public rejoicing. committee Of
the city government has also voted to extend in
vi:aiions TO President BUCaAsAN and his Cabinet,
10 Gen. ScorT, 10 the Governor Of Canada, to Gen.
WILLIAMS, commander Of the British forces in
North America, TO the Governors of the several
States, and 10 the Execu ives of Nova Scotia and
New Brunssick, to visit Portland during the visit
Of the Great Eastern.
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GAIETr THEATRE.-Mr. KEEBLE aided to his tri-
SHsSs TIE srdu2us part of RiShsrd tSe Third last
IN, and vas hOnorsd with the highest aPproba-
. a numerous aud discriminating audience
70 play was not over till it too late for dis
eliminating notice Of the effort which We hope to
make hereafter
The glorious extravaganza OF Beauty and the
Beast was even more successful than on Friday
night.
new candidate for popularity is to be brought
forEard on Monday night in the person of Mrs
WARD, who is to play E.vira in SHERmAN's TRACE
dy of Pizarro, the parts Of ROlla, PzIrrO, AlOnzo
and Cora, being taken respectively BY Messrs. KEE-
pLr HENDERSON. and SrErsox, and Mrs SrETsoE.
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NAsHvHILE AND NoaTHEEsrERE RAILRoAD--Ihe
Bonner Of yesterday says;
The following dispatch was received here yester-
day evening The object 10 sending H. al lsis par
sicaor ;g7eturs win be readily vaed By those who
have Wstchad the progress Of events in this city fer
the last two or three days.
PH1LADELPHIA, Sept IS. 1859 Il have bought
four thousand tom OF Rails for the NorlhWe-te
Road and will close to night fortNo thousand more;
bay q contemplated By the Board-price favorable.
Il Is first rate American make, deliverable immedi-
stely V. X. STEvENsoN.
or old il was asked, "Can any thing good come
out Of Nazarelhs" which nay be phased to suit
these Opposition tines this. Csn Democrat CT
railroad man be guilty Of doing good act Here
is the President Of an important railr -, having
purchased lot Of iron for that road, telegraphs
the tactic the officers Of the Company here, and the
BGHner, in holy horrsr exciaims there is an {" Oh
ject" in sending this important information. Of
COURSE hare Was an "objsOt" in it. The friends
Of the road are anxious 10 have the work completed
in the shortest lime possible, and the President de-
srei to let them know that be was doing his duty
asd that he was succeeding remarkably well in he
mission II that Information hurt any body dear
to the Banner IL should have at leastrsfained from
numbering before the public.
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CANDIDATES.

MEssRs EDToRs In compliance with the wishes Of many
citizens, without distinction Of party, hereby, though
Of Opposition party, myrelf candidate the
oce # Mayor, at the approaching election believe
the views l. in with majority of my fellow citizens
entertain regarding the local affairs Of the corporation
to her interests.
My business engagements at this time prevent
me from seeing personally of my friends, whom other
wise would like meet To these would merely say, my
record is before hem should they give that hearty sup
port that in years past placed in the position which
candidate they shall their confidence has not beea
misplaced. JOHN HUGH SMITH.
Sept. II, 1859.
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FOR FAN ard Winter that brought Nashville
IheJ we're manufactured order especially for
ING We invis ali friends ami The pnbo generally cal
on rs. will sell them very low for Cash.
sep6-n FARRAR, DISMUKES & CO..
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moxErARY AND commERCIAL.
Review of the Nashville Market for the
week ending Sept. II.

/
week ending Sept. "a.
BREADsTUFFs-There no inquiry for Flour except from
the retail trade and cOnsrne quote IS 5o9s and
slperhne S4a4s0 per barrel Country in bags, and
O92 Is for Extra and S29225 for superne tie outside
! figures being pesaiI prices.
There has been better inquiry darag the past
week. and we hear sale iro Of lo0e bushels strictly
prime Red at go per bush sacked We quote the market at
s59SOc for fair to prime whe se9sSs for fair to prime
Red, buyers furnishing sacks.
Corn has also been in batter request advance. Buyes
are now paying o597oc per bushel From sacked, it is
held at sO99Os. The stockis very light.
The adVces from New York unfayOrsbe FIR Bresdsuns,
tn'y in regard to the reported deency the Wheat crop Of
the west being treshea together the reported injury
the Corn Of the Western States by FROST has stiff
Tened the views Of hol e while buyers holding on anil
more deadire in FORMATION is received
PROFIsi9Ns-There is good demand for Bacon and with
very Light RECEIPTS prices shade higher than last week for
Clear sides ---.er,r
We quote shoulders 7z@7c, Ie9lIc, Clear Sides
oaoc and Ribbed, &c, from Prom packed,
' advance thsss prices demanded Prime Lard
and in request at ll9lI1zc, frou wagons. t
Ihe Provision markets very steady with probability Of
much charge Unit the into market The stocks
Bacon and Bulk Meats Cincinnati the It. Inst amount
cd to s00O ns ami the prices on the I4h as c by
sales, were 797Ec for Shoulders 9995Sc for Ribbed
Sides AdVces from South represent the AMPLE
50 there probability of early demand any from
that quarter
eROcERiEsThe market is well supplied and here fair
demand at the foil wing quotations
sUsAR-Far 797k and Prime to Choice s9sHe p b in
hogheais and tc advance these quotation in barrels
New York Coffee sugars lO9lc Crushed Powdered H
@I2c; Loaf II1S9I2c.
AoiAssE AND sYRUpMoasses in barrels 4Oc gallon half
bar els 43845 Sugar House Bose Golden Syrup in bar
rei' zee, half barrels 75c and kegs 30 gals SEC.
II rio a.
TEA-lmpeal IS to 50 uupowdsr 45c to 81 Young Tyson
75e to SI5O, Black CSC to 81.
CATTLE AND nOGs-pealers ore Offering IH682c per To-
sros for Beef Cattle and s9I SO per Sheep
heard of sale few days Of lot of hundred Hgs
ID, grrss and atns figure quote the The
stock on sale is about equal to the demrnd
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GAIT HOUSE.
LOUISVILLE, KY.

TF1HE Froprietors Of tie GAIT HOUSE, preparing for
large increase OF travel from the opening Of The Louisville
aud Nashville Railroad, have enlarged he Hotel double its
former capacity, with and extensive Billiard Ro0ns Bath
Rooms, &C.
The public rely that the weeaned reputation Of the
GAIT nusE- strictly fret class HOTEL shall be maintained.
This House conveniently located for
as the Louisville Office OF Jacksonville Railroad, having di
rect railroad connections all Northern and Eastern Cities and
the Landing Of the United Steamers
natl and the East within a square Of the ROteI.
Baggage checked in the Gait House to all The principal
points, NORTH, East and West.
IL Time from Louisville to New York IS hours.
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Markets BY Telegraph.

C1scnNlTT Sept IG-whsty s9l MessPork Il 90. Flour
dali, 457h@4.SO
CIycrrAr1 Sept I-Flour choice 80. Corn very duh os
Oats 36937. Whisky s31S Mess Pork 14.OO9l4e5'
Nv YORK. Sept 17-Flour very dull sales 1000 bbis SOC
459 Corn dali, Mixed Western, s4K9s5. Oats 5G4l
Whisky 2G1S. Mess Pork l5l2la.
New ORLELSs Sept. -CoTToN-sales to day 1850 ales.
Prices easier, but quotations are unchanged.
Freghs on Cotton Liverpool nnesiqnihS to nineteen
thirty seconds.
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rTisceIlaneous.

CHICAGO, Sept. LIKE Cook the Chicsgo horse
took the Citizens Purse of Sl000.-Fime 2:2eE
Flora Temple and Princess were not entered.
OH1c,Go, Sept. 1.-THE billiard match between
Puelau and Tieman for 500 points resulted in favor
Of Phel0u.
NEw York, Sept. 17.-There was violent storm
to-day. The bark Mercy Ellen from BuenOs Ayres
ruu ashore stGovern0rs leland
A five story warehouse being erected on Dusne
street was flown down demolishiBg the house ad
joining and bnrying the tenants in the ruins.
The Workmen At Bergen New Jersey on The New
York aud Erie Tunnel are on strike. They are
blOeks3ing the road and stopping the trains
The through mails we're sent back to New York 20
be sent over tine Hu'son River Railway.
Two regiments of New Jersey militia have been
dered TO the scene.
Postmaster Fowler of New York also read re-
QUESTION from the Government troops.
In the United States Circuit Court Elias Howe hes
obtained ipjunctiops on the Sewing Machine patent
of 1886 sgsinst Chss. H. Muller aud James W. DuI-
ton. aa.=-.ssa ..s.
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SAD OCoURRBNoE.-The Winchester Home Jour
nal learns that heart rendering accident occurred
in Lincoln county on the 18Th inst A young man,
Mr.. NATHANIEL SCI-co, was handling his gun,
when it went off ac,idently and killed his lite sis
ter She was some seven or eight years of age, aud
TIE daughter of Ben. soIsoo. This is another esu-
tior. to persons to handle fire arms with more care
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One of the "lighi-hngered gentry" relieved Mr.
BYRD HILL. Of Memphis, of his pocket book con-
tanning 81 800 ct the railroad depot in that city on
the I5ta inst. He was discoveries few minutes af-
forwards eKamn ming the contents Of his "raise, :"
and was taken into custody and the money return
ed TO Mr.. HUI. He gave his name as HENRY Coon
~
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THE CoRx CRoP.-The Cleveland Banner Of the
10Th inst says: |" In passing over the country, We
see where tbo fodder has been pulled that the
cror of this section will not be near good as it
was thought it would be some time ago. The crop
was too far spent when the rain came"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-18

R~ heLean's SarengthenIng
-S@1Ss--S coRDIALs-Ths remedy has been before the
pub Ouly short time, proved invaluable
remedy to purify the blood then the system every
who it recommends Others has become the
standard remedy WITH every family United States We say
to reader, try tit delightful! aromatic See adver
tisenent in another column. juIy3I-d&wlm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-18

THE Oriental TAIINAE OR NATURAL WEATHER INDIcAToR
grows spontaneously upon the great Deser Of Arabia is in
cJruptbe viii remain and nay ceutnry
&c will forse in cat ghOut the year, the various
changes Of tie 'Oeatbr, toenty hONrS IN GdUdaee, ard
perfectly reliable. 1t is the discovery Of
Columbia Tenn, and obtained for IL A.
General Agent Nashville, Tenn, secured by By the
aiseerercr for s2current money.
Tina "a -atvkzu
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For Messenger.

We authorized announce H SLOAN, asa candidate
for Mess niger OF tie Senate. sepIO-te
We authorized to JAMES K Po-K CANNON
dida;efor re-ee;uon Meseagerto Senate sepI-tl
We authorized to JOsEFH cand
date for Mes enger Of the Senate. seplI-td
authorized RoBT. s. BUss as candidate
for Messenger Of the Senate. sepl6-td
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For Principal DOO--Keeper of the House
of REPRESENTATIVES,,

of Representatives
We authorized WIN. HERRJS, Esq, Of Dix
county Principal Door Keeper Of the
House Of Representatives at the session of the Legislature.
suglI-td
We are authorized to announce Dr. R. CoET Of Nashville,
candidate for Principal DOOrkeeper Of the House of Repre-
sentsiives. angl6-h
We authorized ]. c. Ferris, Jr Of Gibson
county, Tenn candidate FOR Principal rkesper Of the
House OF Representatives augH-td
We authorized Andy McHANLroN Of Ruth
eord candidate for Principal DoOrkeepe Of the House Of
Representatives ausls-td
We authorized to JAMES L. LEAKE candidate
for Door keeper Of the House Of Representatives augtd
We are authorized announce W. T. BEArv, of Nashville
candidate m Principal Door keeper Of the House Of RePrsen
taiyes. augs6-d
Wsare suhorzei NJ W NELSON Of Fsyette, as
eradicate Principal Door keeper the House OF Representa-
tives. ans2' ID
Weare authorized to Maj JoHE PEzB' Of Lincoln
as candidate Principal DoOrl eper of the House Of Repre-
sentatises. aus'V-"T'
We are authorized ABRAHAM wEBsTER Of Robert
son county candidate Cor Door keeper Of the House o he
rrsssrta,ives sePs-td
We are authorized W Il. ROBERTSON, Of William
son county as candidate Principal DJOeeper Of The Hou
OF Representatives. ssne-"
Weae authorized 70 Capt TERRENCE KRcT sum
per county candidate Es Door kse Of the House
atiye in the Legsatuehe old Soldier that
Fought all the battles Of country in early day who has
stood as the kngbes Democratic party all the days oil his lie
sepi5-d&wtd' Hr q
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The annual Of the Cotton Crop of United States
for the year ending the 3st OF August 1859, completed by
the New York 81 PIPING and 0oaznercial Listwhch
recognized for many sole authority this sueOn
the 18Th nst and thus enabled present abstract
the details Tie total receipts CT Gotten all the ports
year 1851 bales being 323 s3j larger any
previous crop in the history Of the country We
parave table OF recps specifying from what they
resolved.
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To Country Merchants.

UPHavnraddsa 70 extensive Retail department. large
and i-eyeIsed variety OF Bl5 Rardare, GUaS and Cut r.,
which were selected especially for the country merchant trade
.s call from all cash and prompt time deal
- Wishing tbs market Particular attention n directed cur
.etS and Conveniently arranged sample ROOM
n M'oALL & o., No. - Public Square
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Total crOptaes.3,Jz7sl5 2,g39,5i9 3l3,962 3s5I4sI
The largest previous crop 1855. The crop
peted shows OF 737 previous year s5
and s969 the GRIP 1861 Of there re
eeyed overland a 5 bales New York. 90 1853 philadelphia,
and s,6s3 at baltimore.
The total exports to foreign ports for The just closed
3e O3 bales divided in comparison with previous years,
follows:
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THE Convention between England and
Guatemala

wAsHISGroE, Sept. Is The late Convention be-
tween Eugl4nd and Guatemala did not excite any
angry controversy, as apprehended by the British
press. Both Governments hope the Central American
difficulties will be happily adjusted.
The Balizs Survey is merely intended p usute-l
mala t. prevent British encroachments. The other
treaty points as TO the island Of Rustan, ana me
surrender Of the Mosquito protecto-aie,t is thought
wall be settled satisfactorily By Rykef.
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River News.

ST. Louis, Sept. l6 The riyeris stationary with
scaut 81 feet water to Cairo. . =
ST LOUIS. Se,t 1.-THE river has fallen one
inch in the last "a hours. There are scaDr 81 feat
water 10 Cairo. II is raining hard $500
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Total No. of baes..-64 III 49, So IO2,926 l49,s37
The consumption of the United States by deiuctng
the expo stock hand from known receipts to show
the consumption in the Northern Sste by estimating the
consumption in the Southern States Heretofore tables
have given only the northern consumption thought
best &c revise these and give the atve fol- the
country We have hroug the crop, also for
TIE last thirty yeals which will very ccnv nent for re-
ference;
TOTAL CROP OF COTTON AND Tue CONSUMPTION IN TEE 1p
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AS VILE.
SUNDAY MORNING. SEPT. IS, 1859.

tbs DEMocRATIc JUBILEE.--The subscribers to
the Democratic Jubilee are requested to come for
ward without delay snd pay over to Gen. S. r. An
DERsOE the amounts they have subscribed and those
who have not subscribed respectfully invited TO
do 50. Let US have grand jubilee, and all should
contribute 10 il.
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COMMON COnnciI.

We are authorized announce ". s. CHEATHAM 2 csndi
date for Coun -ilman in the Fifth Ward aug2S-te
authorized announce P N HARRIS candidate for
Councilman in First Ward. aug3S-te
We authorized to JOHN LELLY csndi-
ddas for Councilman for the FA ard ensuing cleo
ton. aug2l-td
We authorized to JAS B. CRAIoHsAD
date election Office Of Councilman from the Fifth
Ward sepll-td
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arrival Of the santa Fe NAH:

IKDEPsSDENcE, Sep. 16 The mail of the 29th
has arrived. The politiei excitement is intense.
The Army and Americans are in favor Of 0alligos
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BY TELEGRAPH.
A nesfrncfire Ftre.

CHICAGO. Sept. 16-A conaagratiOn last night
Destroyed the two blocks bounded By Clinton, ncrth
Canal, West Lake and Falton streets, and BY North
jefferson, c iBton, Fulton and West Lake streets
The two adjoining blocke were also partially des-
troyed The loss is estimated at half million dol
lars, and is insured for S250, COO
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Engrossing CIerk-.Senat,

Wesre authorized to announced FRANK HILE. OF Mcnn,
as a candidate for Engrcssing CLERK Of the Senate
aug2l-tdt
We authorized Franc NJ Paul, of Memphis
candidate for Assistant CLERK Of The se.ate.
Rug3 It'd.
Weare authorized and reqeses JoHS HUER,
Of Lewis county, candidate for CLERK Of the
ate in the next Legislature. seP7-td
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ForPrinclpaI ClerK--House.

We drilled S. RUsswuRM Of Ruher
county, Principal Clerk Of the House Of
Representatives. aug95-d
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From Port AN prince.

NEW YoRK, sert. l7.-POrt Au Prince advices
of the 5fh say The daughter Of President Gefrard
was shot dead in her fathers chair at the Palace
Gardens On the 80. Il is supposed the assassin
meant to kill Geffrard - r,
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We are authorized 10 announce W. H. MORROW candidate
70, Councilman the First Ward at the ensuing Municipal cleo
pal election. sepio-u
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violent Gale.

BALRIA. Aug. 3I-Tbere has been violent gale
doing great damage to he shipping Business VIII
be suspended three or f-Hr days. A Prussian shp
went ashore and was totally lost & aasI
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EngrOssiug CIerk--House of Represents

EngrOssiug CIerk--HOuSe of Representa-
IiyeSs
We are authorized announce NJ N ALEXANDER, Macon
county, candidate Engrossing Clerk House
Representatives. I'd.
We authorized jas. O. POTTER, Of 5laury
county, candidate for Engossing Clerk OF the House
Representatives. sug23-td
We are authorized to announce W JAS sTRAYHORN, Jr.,
Wayne county Assistant Clerk Of the House
Of Representatives sep:lO-id
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For Aldermen.

We authorized to announce JOHN NJ. McGINNIs as
candid re for Alderman from the First Ward.
We authorized I. EWING, Jr., a candi-
date for Alderman in the Eighth Ward. aug3I-td
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Rev. J. D. FEReusoH, win preach at the Theatre,
on Sunday morning at IL O'Clock, and at night at
o'clock.
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FOR OFFICERS OF THE LEGIsLATURE.


Clerk OF the Senate.
We authorised THos s. as candidate
for Principal Clerk of the Senate. septG
We authorized NCCIRI Of Smith coun.
ty d candidate for Principal Clerk Of she Senate.
aUg2I-td*
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WALKER the aattsr," candidate from the second Ward
and elected discharge the dueI Of the position to the best
Of his ability. seplo7d
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@~ Bank of West Tennessee at
&S&esS MEMPHIS -~The notes of this Bank Mill be
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DEAR LUXURY Douglass and Elder
we're fined 81 each during the last sitting Of the
Council, for smoking cigars in the chambers.-AsD-
Phis Enquirer.
Served 'em right. We hope our " City Fathers A"
will follow the example of Memphis in this respect.
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Total No. of bales 295s6O6 e52657 59O45j 3GeI 4O3
This increase very evenly divided and no foreign
market has been very largely overstocked.
The following will show lin bales ind
the different ports United On the Ist Of Sep
tem5er:
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49, X. A. Fahnestock,s Verrni-

~ II. A. EahnesIOck's VerIni-
@s|--@S-S fuge--WLu. dsBU &C, New York.-Asssrs
B. a. F;taRestOck d Co. Gentemen number of years
past have been troubled with dreadfal gnaEng pain in the
pit Of my stomach accompanied by ntness and dizziness in the
head and alter adheng to the advice of several mipeRt phy
cisns and receiving benefit terefon induced try
r. a tdhneStocs Femifuae; and after taking walls
my surprise passed y yards tape and that
have recovered my former health which feel indebted
B. Fahnestook's Vermnge chserfuy recommend
as being efhcacious and harmless.
HENRY HOFFMAN.
lurchassrs should look the initials the wrapper,
and Sc tia' they buyiug A. Pahnesocks Vermilugs
aug2S-d&Eim
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Died,

on Sunday, Sept. 1I in this county, THOMAS Moss aged
81 years days native Of Loudon county, Va
and FOR twenty three yeasa resident OF Davidson county
Virginia and Texas papers please cepy.
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Rev. J. GRAyls win preach ct Firemen's Hall
(CapitA Hilll to-day. Services to commence stl03
o'clock, An.
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Fror, WASHINGTON,

WAsHIEsToS, Sept. l7.-Gen. Scott leaves mme-
daely for the Paeifs with reference TO the San Ju
an difficulty.