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The LoTUs.-After a sleep OF some si1.
moaths, into which #" Vas thrown by the
burning of Messrs. HUTTON & CIARK's South
ern Publishing House in Memphis, The Lotus
is again before the public, looking as bright
and fresh as ever. We hail its re-appearapce
with more pleasure than we shall attempt
here to express, and trust that its career may
be long and prosperous lit cannot fail to be
brilliant, fashioned and guided, as it will be,
by the most polished pen in the South.
The Lotus, monthly Of seventy-tyo pages.
is edited by Mrs. ANNIE CHAMBERS KETcHUM,
a lady of rare accomplishments, whose name
is closely identified with our Southern litera-
ture. She has written some of the sweetest
poetry in the language; and as writer OF
prose, is almost without peer among all the
gifted women Of the Union. This is SAYING
much, but not more than is just and true Her
style is peculiarly her own, and in its crystal
purity aud classic elegance, is absolutely
delicious" Her soul is a never-failing we'll
spring OF music and poetry, aud every sound
of melody, wherever or whenever heard.
finds there an answering echo not less sweet.
She is passionate lover of flowers, and, in
deed, of all things beautiful in Nature
We fud in the mum Der of The Lotus now
before hs very sweet poem" OCTOBER -
from the pen of Mrs. KETCHUN. We give a
part of it, aud regret that we have not room
for it all
The priestly mOcking-bird
Waketh the grnsbeak with bi. early hymn,
And aun autt tuh ~, fee "a
Sweet holy sounds heard.
Proud regal, purple bells
Swing from tie fox govr's plume and dasies white
And silv'ry fatry's Fri &c, are cleaning bright
O'er all the grassy sweils.
Pomegranates, golden brown,
Drop delicate nectar through each rifted rind,
And shosily " iches' flea her the wind,
Comes slowly riding down.
The gray cirada sings
Drowsiiy mid tli' acaca's f.athery leaves
While round her web the caterpillar weayes
TIE last white sIken rings.
October silently
His pleasant work fuihls with busy hands
While, cheering him, ats DER The shining sands,
The murmur OF the sea
How sweetly she sings of the bright things
0f Autumn nd what cou no mora baa
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MEssRs. EDrroRs.-Teli the people that the
Fine Tobacco 30 long and anxiously looked
and longed tor has come, and that tney nav
luxuriaIe once more by ealling at
J. IL. LANGLEY q Co.'s
octl II Union street,
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WANTED.

A Partnsr 10 travel soalh, w,th cash capital a
IA iron 500 ~ 500. Goad securuy sixss. FoE
a good thing sail a. No. - Watson nsass. Soss
eshers nssa call Sliheai ssis amount herss nan
pssfsrFsd, 49, oells-Sl
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Divine Service.

The Rev. PULP H. THOMPSON will preach in the
Edgedeld Presby terrain Church to- morrow, at IL
O'Clock, A. NJ.
October 2lst, 1853.
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SATURDAY MORNING.. OCT. p. 1859

e. We are arthorized to annoJ nee WH g. BRIES,
of Davidson county, candidate for attorney Gene
raj for the Ninth Judicial Circuit, composed OF the
counties of Williamson DAVIDSON and Sumner, at the
next election
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And2l2 Approximations prince ranging from 81
up TO saoo.
Is ,365 prizes. .amountiB gto s3St 500
NholeflcsetsstO ;H&lves % ,QuArterss2 40
Persons ~ho desire Heed only reuaiGtbe risk q
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W0OLEN & SIX UNDER WAR
WAGON SHEETS AND TENT CLOTHS.

Also, three AID four ply ducks Tor car covers from
10 10 lao inches wile and, als0 large lot Of Negro
Blankets, socss jeans, White and PLAID Osnabargs
FiAia aud flaia lAnssys. A. c. 4 A. b. BEECH,
octlS-u No. 81 College 81.
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HIDES The market is very dull and prices droop-
ing dealers generally disp 'sed to hold Of and II
is difficult To sell on arrival, at thing l3c for
flint, and &C for tlted. Wet sailed may be quoted
t 7c, aud green at &c. The following the selling
rates from store Tor dry and the buying rates foI
.l.f
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& a y DIU ATES.
For Attorney General.

a5- We are authorized u announce H. W Hay.
WOOD, VI Davidson county, c.Gu'iI tor Attorney
Oehural Tor tue Ninlh Judicial Circuit ompuse1 vi
the Counties Uf DAVIDSON, Williamson aud sumner
Octly-te
As- We are authorized 10 announce BA1TEE SMITH
Esq, OF Sumner county, ca4dtdaIe Tor Attorney
GsHeral IA tue Niuth judicial District composed OF
the counties oi suuIacr, Davidson aud WiiiiA m sou
ELECTION Slay next octi4-ts
So We are requested To announce s. l. ElSIKY rs
Aca1ldAte ior Attorney Ueneral OF tho Nhiih Judi
cal Circuit. Election May 1850.
OCT lilo
a.. ,- NASHVILLE, Oct. 8, 1859;
Asssss EDTroEs OF rHK PAIkI,T:
lou are hereby auluoTIZeu aud requested To an
noun,e my hLlnc as Candidate for attorney Gene
raj ol he Sth CHcdl, anu Keep u up until further or
Yours Nc
O,tot MANSON N RRIEN
- IS We are authorized To announce JAMES E.
iAANs' hS9, as canIlate for tIe olCe Of Attorney
OeHerii oi thc NInIh Judicial Circuit composed uI
tne counties OF Davidson, Sumaer .ad Williamson
Election next May, ool3-ss
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port ofIhe Treasu

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2A--Treasury receipts
of the Week Sl02l.O0O Subject to draft
S4,677 900. Increase of balance on the pre-
viOus week Sl0S,000.
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The THEATRE-The instructive and anu
sing comedy entitled Money. was reproduced
at the Gaiety Thursday evening, This play
Ia popular with nearly everybody. 1t afford
ed the house not little pleasure and amuse.
ment the other evening. MURDoCH plays
& Alfred Evelyn" to perfection, of course
Mrs. CRISP is equally successful as :. Lady
Franklin" Mrs HENDERSON was too indis.
posed to play Clara Douglas with her
usual spirit. Mrs. McCLANNIN was very sue
cessrul as Georgna Vesey." McCLANxIN's
a. Sir John VeSey," MoKroS's F" Mr.. Graves"
and DOZENS Sir Frederick BIount" were all
excellent. Mr.. FLETCHERs Lord GlossmOre"
was much inferior to his =" Horatio" in Hum
lei. Mr. EVERETT was heartily applauded
when he appeared upon the stage AS dudley
Smooth Mr.. Graves" remembered 10 for
get to say d-n it" and "Sir Frederick"
showed that be had halfway obtained the
mastery of his legs.
This evening ends Mr. MuRDocH's engage
ment. He will go out in IL blaze Of glory"
as - Macbeth" Mr. KEEBLE playing Mac
duff; aud Mrs. CRISP " Lady Macbeth" The
after-piece is The Dumb Belle
Miss JANE CooMBs the next :" star at our
pretty little 81 Gaety !" is one entirely new to
the dramatic patrons OF this city, although
she is without doubt the brightest in the ECON
siellation."
Our contemporaries of New York, New Or
leans. Boston, Philadelphia, Richmond and
st. Louis, all speak of her as being ia APP
pearance what our old favorite, JULIA DEAN.
was ten years back, with all her talent aud
energy combined with the intensity of :. Cs.sh-
man"
Her engagements were so manifold that she
had but six nights at her disposal, aud We are
glad to announce that Manager CRIsP has
been so fortunate as To secure her services
for that period.
On The occasion of her debut ia New York
sue nsd the good fortune to appear during
t'e engagement of the renowned Edwin
FOREST, who was 20 highly delighted with
her capabilities. that on accepting an EN-
gagement at Richmond. Va, be caused the
management to engage Miss CoosBs To sung
port him aud proclaimed her genus Of br,g4
e1cslLeace"
We know full well that our citizens ARE
very lakewarm for the first few nights OF a
NEW STAR coming among them, aud We
therefore think It our duty TO post them as TO
what they may possibly lose by not attending
on hes opening night, Especially as her stay |
will be so limited, she positively having to |
APPEAR in New Orleans at the opening of the |
st Charles Theatre ia that city) when We |
feel assured she will fully merit the encomiums
passed upon her by the press and the public
in every city in the United States.
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CINCINNATI. October 2l-in the two mile
race to-day, Jim Hockey beat Ike Cook and
Ten Bro OK Tor the purse OF $500. Time,
OSHKOSH.
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Death of Ex-GOy. 4
Nebraska Election,

Death OF EX-GOV. DunIaps
BRUNSWICK, Maine, Oct. 2l.-Ex-Gov. Dun
Jap is dead.
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Dividend Notice.

THE Rrsctars sfths NssAxiiks and ch.t1zoooxs
Il ksAlre<a compeny have decl4fet disieessof
three ceat % The SApiiai s1ock q nztd Com5zny
Fey1ble ~ tbs of1ee n AAsht.ie. And sfisr the
iefe last " A. GIEtFks. TreAs-
onus \. C r. r Co.. S.zhsssls. oes ,. lisa
o<ts-9z.
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u oc-uhIul assortment Iasl opened at Luck, Nh.
n sc and Fancy store Church atFsst (s.II 81
'AAsn a.aa eefSss pareh~ang sIss~ here.
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Hs- More substantial testimony of DR..
Ealing's unsurpassed skill in operating will
be found in another column.
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Fall and Winter Trade Of 1859.
NICHOLSON ~ HUMPHREY.

ko y, South SIDE Square.
We in receipt OF Fall and Winter
stock Of staple and Fancy Dry foods, which Tor
beauty, durability and eheapness cannot be surpass
cd la the city
We earnestly request all friends and custo-
mers e. give Us a call, feeling satisfied make
II to their Interest to 40 so.
We 1t ali times take great pleasure in showing
our goods ~ ali Who may give a call.
sepi29-2w NICHOLSON HUMPHREY.
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Fro" KanSaS

LEAvENwOKTH. Oct. 2I--The Denver ex-
press of the 18th has arrived with 81 900
gold.
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VI arkels.

LEAvENwoRTH, Octub r 2I.-Daily IRE
publican) is elected delegate to Congress
from Nebraska, by As majority.
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DE ED.

At his residence la the viciiy of Nashville, the
night Of the loth john JoH>s Esq. Old and nigh
ly esteemed citizen Of tIis county.
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Clothing Salesman wanted.

lY hrst class whJles ale Cllthi x House In the
- CITY OF NeS York. Mast be native Of either
hsAtncky or Tennessee, and have a large aequain
tidce ia One or both OF the states, com cteat
business man IN every sense the word. Address
stating age experience, salary ected and refer.
ences, Box lG2i, p. o.. New York. seH oci6-Isa
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

FRIDAY. Oct. 81, 1889
The House met pursuant TO adjournment.
Prayer by Rev. J. p. Campbell.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Britton. a resolution instruciing the
Committee on Ways and Means 10 ascerl ain
whether the State lax can be reduccd. and Il
SO to bring in bill to that effect. Lies over
Mr.. Butler, resolution instructing The
Committe on Int rnal improvements TO in
quire whether the sinking fund required OF
Railroad companies. is not more than is
necessary aud if not that it be reduced. Lies
over.
Mr.. Greene, a resolution requiring the Sec
tons of the code 20 be read in connection
with bills proposing their repeal.
The resolution of Mr.. Dudley against IN
necessary changes In the code was lost ayes
81, noes 81.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Barksdale, bill to reduce the State
tax 10 cents on the 500.
Mr.. Bicknell. bill to defray the expenses
of the State Library.
Also. a bill to incorporate Montvale
Springs Company.
Mr.. Doak. bill change to the time of elect
ing officers of the Murireeshnro and Wilkin-
sons Cross Roads Turnpike Company.
Mr.. Cowden. bill 10 amend the charter
of the town of Lewisburg.
Mr.. Baker. of Perry, bill TO amend the
law 10 elect judges. &c, by the people.
Mr. Richardson, bill to relase to Dyer
county its Stale tax for two years.
Mr.. Srwell, bill to extend the Tennessee
and Alabama Railroad.
Mr.. Jones, bill to amend section 1918
of the Code.
Mr. johnson, a bill to increase the jnrisdic-
tiOu of justices of the peace i'll actions OF
repleyn.
Also, bill to enable the State Librarian
to exchange books, &C., with other States and
territories.
Mr. Williamson, q bill to incorporate the
South Gib-Ou Institute.
Mr.. Roberts, bill to amend section 1929
Of the Code. ..
GOVERNORS INAUGURATION.
Mr.. johnson. from the Committee for that
purpose, reported that it would he agreeable
to Gov. Harris, to be inauguraIed on the 3rd
of November, at III A. NJ. in the Hall vi the
House of Representatives,.
BILLS ON THIRD READING.
The bill giving the further time OF one year
TO pert ct land TITLES, was taken up, under
suspension of the rule, read third time,
amended, aud pending its discussion the
House adjourned all q z. NJ.
EVENING SESSION
The House met, and resumed the consider
alton OF The bill granting further time 10 per-
feet land titles, on its third reading, and utter
some discussion, it passed IFS third and last
reading.
House then adjourned till 10 o'clock Aou-
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- Tennessee Division No. 3O,'' Sons
OF Temperance.

The members notified that NJ. W. P, B. D..
rowNsEND of South Carolina, will be present at the
meeting this evening oct22
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South Cardiac ihsitafe Far ,sss
Tvsg syfp y ;. 's .ssse = :. ' S's. =.
CharIessoa, N0Sesn b eraI5; aS69, =
0HPSiryQAr9Pfx,m sz

II rs, aud lnaesxy- 4tslIsit Anxs asa ~ t&stfod9
sadiag n ne Cos ~ etz-ssosFs CjScp1nsnrinK
r1sslay, Noscane1 n ISIS 49, 40 q. - -
sCIEABL& PaEalu - MIA 81 Ulsx>pPoR TIE
beEt speclssns Ar A>c1zs.s<.. and o<fser<
Branches II Iadazirys ase 500 cotisa ffsfe s>uxzS
Isbscc Corn. Hhs.f r. ., o4tk f4Laest, exn6
o1her AEricai.ar.l ireeuslz7@ tltl-' ~ i1-- .-4.-
TIE I4liss pinsEn shs ls<1sats - ss-rroch M
dsbssd are r-ss>urcl1 tzssd Ehz11 sailA8Is
Prem lns IA IA nrx il-1c 80 cs~ntnitee 1r6
awarded Coz Tee bes every deI1<r<neras
of lAdfasi ssat.te ..zA @i+- fAannl ~ @setta
AL ARrlCiI1s .entsfed Rssr1iz zzz znhst@bs :.
IA es, eelens kAtA stna eir<eaih nay -
Sove1nber ncBt. dssceted - res4 ~ lffOx48
srtcln< u1Ex n seas llss asy roe <ss<-
l.a ezl1 z4f9 49, ~ erasts- s4a&-S - - ~ q
lesrkist Tors ~ THE .1RliK.sss7 al : /.
Are respeeEsIss esxsr<1es % Ii ssserressss q
q NE sa x>s1e<ai ptSrns<<>~a - my
be 81 ase - as Jaz - &n1 sut<b ar Irub<e4Eeu
kvsry ~z>s@<@EE =. II psll ala 5000 sess Tor
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MANUFAUTURLRS' ARTICLES.
j. 4 G.. REAKIRT,

u oeoUAu OIIeoI, IILN4IIHaILb Uu1O.
AEkP FCI-I. SUrrLl Or
Manufacturers' Articles,
Cardiag Machines,
Warp on beam, assorted eolors,
Ascalne Cards,
Wire heddles and Frames
shuttles,
Steel keeds aad Piekers, ree
LaeiRg and kicxsr Leather,
Harness Iwi4e,
Hand Cards, Tenter Hools,
Comb Plate, &C, &c.
"i-,u, EuLL ASSORTMENT of
Dye-stutfs, Cochineal,
Gudoear. Inaigo,
Nader, Clutch,
Log Wood, ssumae,
sep2I-iy
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WE have .. A-Hd - bss 81 pax B0cRsnS
w WHISKY, warranted - bs bar years ese sna
Us o1e<l Il So szete. sp<a anzisas D. salf
r<leie woss4 give eslf
cAkxkz, viIsfoAn = Co.
e2zt-o &s4k AsxheEszDA
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XNS'TNUNlENV,.
Runaway Negro to be Sold.

DURSUANT To the Law in such case provided,
l. Viii sell To tine highest bidder for cash At the
Court House IN Nashville, on saturday, the i2Ih day
OF November, 1859, negro man named Jun.
Jim Was Committed IA Ih- Jail OF Davidson county
on the iotn Oct. 1855 represented when committed
that he belonged To Frank GuIIey OF North ca rvna
but has not beea reclaimed. He Is about 20 wears
old, feet 10 inches high, an weighs li0 pounds ,
and Is Of darS cOtnplcXlOn
sale unaer Tie law and will Communicate good
title as against all owners. see section 25ss u the
code. J. II. hINTO r.
Sheriff OF Davidson county.
lily THos. HoKsoS, TAILOR. octI4-td
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
+ 0 z S A L E.

lITISHING To make other Investments, W. pro-
w pose seuaiI kea EsIateIn ia yIdEop CO. >,
follows
That Suburban Residence.
situated the rranAlIa turnpike, within hail mile
oil the CITY and opposite the Residence the ate 10
seph ". Horton. Inns Is, PERHAPS,
nandng site a. the yicIuIy oI Nashville, and Is a
most desirable country resldence. Inc will
sold with II or OF land pure may
choose. -
That Valuable Farm.
known Tue sims tract, situated smith Turn
pike, (old Lebanon roady within miles Nash
lille, containing $50 acres. Ihe soil Is Ood II Is weu
watered and tlnbered, and be divdeI into small
tracts vi twenty and upwards All winch are
admirably adatted Tor Country residences, market
gardensand dairy arms Also That
Beautiful Farm.
same road, nov occupied by T. Z. McCampben
and formerly owned by Tom Harding, contain ing
about 25U acres. This place is well known as 20
need further description IL will also he diyidsd
To suit pure 1. Z. ampbeI ~ these
places - amy one vino Will call.
All the above property wal De scld reasonable
terms, and ON orediI Of one two, three aud four
years
Apply toA. " Lindsey Nashville, or TO either
OF the undersigned.
THoS. C McCAMPBELL,
SIX miiesfrom Nashville.
J. A ACt;AAI'Bi-IL,
april Nashville.
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Prizes Paid immediately after the

as- AllordeEsa addressed Ia 8 <AscE, BEoADnESrs a
Co. WnningtoD ,loi. n 40 meet Sith prompt AGIen-
tish, Asdtas priated otbciadrz~lngs soon IS
over. fRAACE, sitoADBE-Nrs a CO.,
guyT Managers.
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No. 30 Union Street.

Strangers and others visiting this city, will
fluid at the Boot and Shoe Store of J. IA.
V. RUTLAND, choice lot of fashionable Boots
and SHOES OF every description, which they
are selling for cash. and on most liberal
terms. They invite the public to give them a
cnll
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10 MERCHANTS AsD MANUFACTURERS.
NEW STORE AN1 NEW GOODS.
At No. ia E0Rra sEc0xD STREET,
Four doors abOvs Wac, ST. LOUIS, MO.

NJ r. Il A Il DE POT.
We have la stare ad ossr lor ale Ga The moe, Z.
vOr.els terms AL sesI u.gx o. prcss very
large Ssd oslapisls sssort.asas II
Tia Plate; Copper; Block ria; Rasziaa. CAL
vaaixsi, aadAnsricaa saest Iroa; Cop
per 5ot Ions. sAsst ziae, spsltsr,
ARumoay, CITE. ste-
TaSNkHS rooL.s An a fGNDINGx.
from tue bess aa@anf.ctasss ths csantry snd en-
er4cing every srtscr asea "A Tie trsae. Also fnl
cStaptrte 2ssart-DsoI - tt4ln, Pressed s1a a.
p@Easd In Wars, ~ach i lnsde - ne lness exps-
Fesced worknen Aad v The very best stocE. We are
soik ASGsIe, Ter tas osiubrzl,d gl4rlsras ~
Cook, Psrior aud ueasiax stoves
(fer both Goal aud Woo - wh.cA 80 s1i ssli a en-
ire ney loo Prces, aud ~lt w4eranf ~ give as seed
sslssf.ctioa AZ any stove Az "a a@FksL ~ have q
OVENS, sfkH fofs, akfiLEfS, TIA kETTIIes sna
al ethsr -rtc Is n t.i i,ss ~Aioh o1srlas
greatly fedacsd prirps.
ssr.sed PATENT sEff SkkI1Ss FRGII CANS AND
1Afla- fhis srtscis hes tcea ~ shzn foar
Fr@Es. snd = universally ensssa sslesy snd eon
Feslsscs - - sarrcly saboal rival
70 nnaers ~s soala az h4ss tAe Tors an<
bOrrUa.lpr All. AIMS o. fdCfr CANS, % sapph
ne r.4s, SD SIT saeke sery ilpeEal asrosnts- =
Ne insiss 80 ae-.srs @ea -asuas-e1srsrs y exan
as s~r s's'S< = = e,..ss a %.
s,xs-s1 - Lsas As
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Dressed Yellow Pine Lumber

TUsT resssssd N ss.uasr g.an A $500 - -.
~ FktT DlskseAD PIMA EIaoHfSG e.s =
sesn =. les "-FsAeass q Il. PARISH Ca. =
aA3e ok1i1zs eH<za
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Such language as this is but the constant and nat.
uralecho wherever this article il used
This Lnirnenl il indispensable TO planters and own
ers of horses and mules. Mr.. John Daniels. Mont
gomery, Ala, sold slave for $500, who raised
from utter uselessness by this LiniInent. Every
family should have II. BE very particular aud en-
quire for the Mustang Luiment and take other.
Sold by ali dealers throughout North and South
America, Europe, and the Islands of the ocean, for
rs cents, SO cents, ann 81 90 per bottle.
BARNES 4 PARK, New York
aDrl4-6mdwtW
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,,,-,>,x.-, -, ,-,r ,,,
bUhNiN" IL We , quole 'nis article al o'c.
ptoosio--A k"ou ueliAiu al 'uIl prizes Tue ue-
hahu oelHs III excess Vi the supply we soHtlnue
our quoIAtiOns:
Common 81 1882 90
F@ncy SoS 20
Extra GO . OOSS 20
Shaker Esq 40
CHEkSE-There has been a good d.mand through
out the week fully up to toe suupy ana tie salrs
reach 6. 100 boxes There is no ch Inge in price.
and We continue 10 quote good shIppIug parc,ls At
nc FIR extra large do, lOLGDllc for r. d. and lie
Tor Durham farm, anu lofd) IIc Tor pine apple.
tEAlH rRS-fpe market Is nrm at 4-lG i3c.
CANDLES AND SOAP-Ihe market cInIiu ues with
out change worthy Of note The demand IS fair IN
the regular way at full rates, but dealers buy Can
dies cautiously, anticipating decline. We Continue
our quotations
Star Candles full weight 2Oc
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420 BROAD STREET. PHILADELPHIA, PA.
(ExIRAcT) "ln lifting the kettle from the IRE it
became ur anageabIe, tilted over, and scalded my
hands very severely, almost TO q crisp. It an
awful sight. The Mustang L:niment appeared to ex-
tract the pain. 1t healed rapidly, without soreness,
and left no scar OF account. Truly yours.
CHARLES FOSTER
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FOR SALE.
The Finest Property for Residence in The

CITY.
THAT very valuable property at the corner OF
l. Church ana Spruce strects, fronting 20 feet on
church street, on which is a splendid residence
containing IL rooms, with servants rooms kitchen
anu ali necessary outbuildngs. There need be
nothing said in praise of this property. Stand in
front an IL sp~aks for itself Fer the very liberal
terms at winch 1t is offered, call on Messrs. r.
GlascOck No. As College Street.
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Aagnincent Scheme!
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
$4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery
OF DELA ~ RE.
CLASS y.
70 be drawnin Whining IUn del. Saturday, Oct "a
sea- NE.
IS Ndmbers-I2 Drawn Ballots.

80 $40 prizes. .AmountingtO ,zU2 OOo
Cc.eIss ~, dAIye. $40 lrIeTs 80, Exntns 81 30
ACertneate OF P.ckageO, 20 whOes yoOstS. .S5ls 90
DO. 70 HAIycs......... AS ~
do. do. 20 quarters. 49,. ~ 70
do. do. 20 s-sntus,-.... ~ 30
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Heavy RrO1anH,

A splendid lot Of negro wear. Also,
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, &c.
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Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware

6rand consolidated L0IIery OF Delaware
On THE HAVANA PLAN.
Extra Gas q.
To be drawn ia MnshIug ton, delaware, Monday.
Oct. 81, 1859.
Every other rickes a Prize.
Prizes payable in full without deduction.
Ia faess LO<leTses eeery Prsze "a draEn!