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N A S FL v ILL F.:
Public Meeting.

TIE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RA1LRoAD.--Let IL
not be forgotten that this noble enterprise
ba. been freed from all embarrassment, and
Is ont of debt. 1t is now about to commence
building the great National highway Of the
world between Europe and Asia across our
country.
A public meeting will be held tonight at
the Court House at which addresses may be
expected from DR.. FowLKEs, Gen. RICHARD
SON, and perhaps Others.
Not only may much pleasure be anticipated
from valuable information. but interests viii
be set forth greatly contributing to the pros
perity of all Tennessee.
We hope to see a crowded audience.
Meantime Gen. RICHARDSON. Mr.. DELAFIELD,
and J. L. MOSES. Esq, will cheer'ully impart
all information in their power to any who
will call on them at their room, No. 80 City
Hotel.
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Sewing Machines.

vi ; TaE&f, NEW fokh.-Bcing ia CONSTANT re-
esIpt of Toe 1r froa oar brethrvu respecting
iag machines. With requests - recommend and par
chase, have, ia coal sn1 tloa sith some lady
frrals carefully aud thorous MY examined the vAri
Gus Hszchiaes OF practcal value Tor family "a
aud nad those nias4e By ri3E WaEEfskk 4 wtl.SUS
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, SOS broadway Ses
YORK - fully ceHabne the essentials - good
stFamestl and such can snn ajeutiy racpua-
sAend.
oaT esn I'd ths households % oar frfsEds, are
deslFcas Al thesf benefits ahauid be shared by all
cur erssa 81 .na huAes have Interested ourselves
"a sheif half
NHh ~ Sshes, your bFethrea,
nstEykSs, mos. CARLToS,
y - FIOY. J P6RfFK
tAS'L MtsE, RESJ. EDWARDS,
nAfIn TkkRT Wn cry
J. B. Aef ERIN, book coaeeTa Nash rnis.
PAHsOs A Co..
eofs-s1 Ags1tss Hssevllss. Isaasssss.
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Spiral Ilotiles.
Ss = Nv HfO y - L. =,
Louisville. XIV.

The Proprietors of the GAIT HOUSE, pre-
pairing for large increase of travel - n the
opening of the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road, have enlarged the Hotel to do15ie its
former capacity, with new and exclusive Bill
lard Rooms, Bath Rooms, DC.
The public may rely that the well-earned
reputation ofthe Gait Ii ouse las strictly first
class Hotel. shall be maintained. The House
is most conveniently located for travel East
or West, as the Louisville Office of the JEFF
fersonville Railroad, having direct Railroad
connections to all Northern and Eastern Cit
les, and the landing of the United States Mail
Line Steamers for Cincinnati and the East,
are within square of the Hotel.
Gs- Baggage Checked in the Calf House
to all the principal points, North, East aud
West.
Jzsy- Time from Louisville to New York
3S hours. auglS-6m
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THEATRIcAL--The weather having probably
settled for awhile, Miss DAVENPORT may ex-
pect a most successful week. The impression
made during the past week of storms, and
the indications exhibited warrant this expeH-
ton in its fullest sense; Indeed no one but
great ortiste and an unquestionable favorite
could have attracted such audiences as braved
the storms of Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day nights to witness her performances.
The selection for this evening is KSowLEs'
ever popular play Of The Hinchbdck, in the
lovely heroine of which Miss DAVENPORT can
be better appreciated than in many other
characters, inasmuch as it is not disguised by
any stilted or unnatural characteristics, but
is open, ingenious, aud truthful; ami all who
visit the Theatre tonight expecting rich
intellectual treat will not come away disap-
pointed, SO far as she is concerned.
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5-The Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company have lately purchased ground rum
ming through from Market TO College street s,
out opposite their present shed, and will, we
learn, begin the erection OF fine iron struc-
ture in early Spring for Depot. The build
ing will front both streets, aud will, we are
told, be additionally relieved by street in-
tended to be opened on its South side be-
tween Market and College streets. The
grounds, the company are now occupying
having proved inadequate to their business,
they have been Obliged TO erect large
freight-receiving platform on the West side
of Market street, which is approached diagO-
nally from their present depot shed. We
hope il is the intention of this company as
well as its cohabitant, the Edgcfeld & Ken
lucky r. R., to give their depots an architec-
tural impress. Beauty as well as use should
be represented IN such structures.
We have heard the opinion expressed by
railroad men that the Louisville aud Nash
vile is one of the best constructed roads in
the country, and that it is offering superior
inducements, by reason of its various connec-
tions and rapid travelling lime both to pas
sengers aud freight.
During the past week, delegations from
most of the important lines connecting with
the Louisville aud Nashville Road, have Wis
tied Nashville, to make Communication arrange
ments for freight, aud 10 establish syste IN
for ticketiHg and checking passengers through
to all points North and East. We are told
the new arrangements are not yet perfected,
but that in 4 few days Through tickets" Will
be ON sale by the Louisville aud Nashville
Railroad Company. for all Eastern cities,
with a choice OF routes from Cincinnati. AL
ready, passengers going by the river from
Louisville to Cincinnati can procure through
tickets on the boat. The time from this
place to New York is now 48 hours, by the
quickest route, and we are assured, that
when the short roads now under construc ton
across the Pan Handle of Virginia, are COM
pleted, the time will be reduced to So hours.
Quick enough
Notwithstanding we are about TO enjoy
this advantageous speed of locomotion with
our Northern aud Eastern neighbors, we can
not enjoy the same privilege with our breth-
rem Of the South, because the Tennessee aud
Alabama Railroad Company are unable to
make the necessary connections.
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Irish Potatoes
Corn and Wheat,

INstoreRndforEal barrels ole xceilen / risf
lFOtatoes MiZELL, HOOPER 4 co.
Rpra-u
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EDGEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILRoAO.--Our
of this improvement, and To look with in
creasing expectation to the advantages that
shall accrue To our city upon its completion.
Not TO speak Of its future direct connections
with the roads Of the great West, aud the
vast commerce that floods over them. we are
assured that it will more directly affect for
good the trade of Nashville than any other
road under construction in Tennessee. Our
citizens forget, perhaps, that it will pass
through as iiue a tobacco region as there is in
this whole country, aud VIII at about 50
miles distance pass directly into an mex
hausIible mountain OF superior coal which,
We have been told, can be furnished here at
the low price of s cents per bushel But
ehiefy-together with the Nashville and
Chattanooga Road-it will open between the
great Northwest and Southwest the speed
lest route for transportation OF travel that
can be built TO Nashville.
We are informed this road will be com
pleted to Hopkinsville, KY, 10y next July,
from which place a railroad is in coutempla-
tion 10 st. Louis. With this connection the
distance from Nashville to 81. Louis will be
reduced TO about 270 miles. The distance by
the Northwestern and the Iron Mountain
roads, should they connect, aud such thing
Is not probable, will be not less than 500
miles. The road by Hopkinsviile will then
be far preferable, of course.
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-. NhN.A ~ 20.
Importers dirssI shroaga the Custom House OF
Nashville, Of
Brandles, Wines, Havana Cigars,

Ne Sc.,
No. so North Market street, asIt door abovsthe
Watson House.
We have constantly on hAnd large ssSok 81 various
grades aad very old 4ge OF Fost, Sherry, Madeira
.nd othsrsHsrA -iass iAsriEe chfssii Alxoisis, ke
Among The diGsTsat bsAaas u Champagne ana
Bs.adies Ne hAve the very shoies Champagne
crsms-ste- Boasy," Aad cogaAe ..Ot4Ed Dapay a
Co.. ''foFty -ElHs pears old.
A. RlyA 4 Co,
oelse-Im Ne. 80 North Market street.
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Vocal and Instrumental
! N S II r u C. TON
Golden Syrup! Golden Syrup!

CLoVER, Timothy, Herd Grass, Blue Grass and
~ orchard Grass seed just received ana for sale
low for cash. RAINS, BROWN Co.
OCU5-u
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Mrs WinsiO>v, an experienced nurse an
emale physicau, has a soothing syrup for children
teethlag, which greatly facilitates the process OF
teeth.=g by softening the iucng all lnfaIna
tion-WilI Llay all pain ana to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon It, mothers, 1t will give rest
yourselves and relief anu health your infants
Perfectly safe all cases. See advertisement IN
another column. lsne7dAwly
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From VI eXicO .

New YORK, Nov. 28.-The Times pub
fishes dispatch from Mexico via Panama,
which says that the Conservatives. under
Gardo. fought the Liberals under Coronado,
al Topic. about The 9Th. The Conservatives
were victorious killing Coronado but sus-
tanning great loss themselves.
Coronado had imprisoned the British Con-
sui at Mazattlan because he would not pay
second duty on the treasure shipped by the
Calypso. The Captain of the British steamer
Amethyst released the Consul, blockaded
the port, aud seized two of their ships laden
with cotton.
Captain Stone returns to Sonora.
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Eg The thanks of Cumberland Lodge No.
whose singing added so much to the
beauty aud impressiveness at the funeral OF
our late brother, E. G. EASTMAN.
J. R. BRIGGs, COMMITTEE
VIM Ii. MORROW,
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BALED HAT.-If you happen to want any
thing in the way of OF baled hay for your
horse, mule or COW, or if your want any
other sort of feed, call on Messrs. N. A.
PARIS Co.. who keep constantly on hand
a large quantity of the best hay, and other
articles IN that line. This statement will be
confirmed by reference to their advertisement
in another column.
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pp Griegrapb.
From Asninwau.

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-The steamer Baltic
has arrived from Aspinwall with Sl.750. 900
specie and $50 passengers, including the Off
GERS and crew of the Saranac.
The Golden Age connecting. was detained
4S hours in the Gulf of Tehuantepec by a
severe gale.
The Northern Light met with an accident
to her machinery at sea, she also caught fire
but il was subdued. The damage is un-
known. ae 4EE k
News unimpOrtant
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Arrival.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 28.-The steamer
Moses Taylor has arrived with San Francisco
dates of the 9Th, and Havana of the 25th.
The new Captain General arrived at Hava-
Nd on the 23d.
Sugar was excited, and holders were de-
mauding Ss(G9t.
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GUNS! GUNs!! GUNS !ll--250 guns, rang
ing in prices from So to $3.50 each, also ii
choice selection of fishing tackle and sport
ing materials, including English wire car
tridges, &c, all of which we offer at less than
market value to cash or prompt paying Gus
toners. MCCALL Il Co.,
tKirkman q Ells's old staud.)
No. "a, Public Square,
Nashville, Tennessee.
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southern Pacific Railroad.

LOUISVILLE. Nov. 2S.-1he remaining three
ffths Of the quarter million dollars for the
construction of the Southern Pacific Rail-
road has teen raised here since the Conven
tiOn adj urnment.
Fowlkes goes TO Nashville tomorrow and
thence TO Philadelphia, 10 surrender the
Presidency the road to j. Edgar ThompSon.
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No. 30 Union Street.

Strangers and others visiting this city, will
find at the Boot and Shoe Store of J. b. ~ A.
V. RUTLAND, d choice lot of fashionable Boots
aud Shoes OF every description, which they
are selling for cash. and on most liberal
terms. They invite the public to give them a
call.
Heavy BrOgans.
A splendid lot of negro wear. Also
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, &c.
octl5-ti
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Arrival OF the Overland mail.

ST, LOUIS, Nov. 28.-The overland mail of
the 7th has arrived. Business was stagnaut,
but was brightning.
The Denver express of the l7th arrived at
Leav enworth on the 25th.
The Provisional Government was working
tremendously.
The Legislature was perfecting the code
laws.
Mining was more favorable than antici-
pated.
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From CharIestown.

BALTIMORE, Nov 27.-More troops are
going to Cbarlestown. Wise and Hunter
profess to have received information that an
attack will be made tonight. Troops have
been rendered by Georgia and North Carroll
ma, but Gov. Wise declined the latter
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River News.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 27.-The river is rising
slowly with feet water in the canal and 5
feet ON the falls.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 28.-The river has risen
three inches in the last "a hours. with six
feet water to Cairo.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. 28.-The river is rising
slowly with six feet niue inches water in the
canal, and four feet nine inches on the falls.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2S-Evening.-The river
has risen twelve inches in the last "a hours.
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From wa,hingtou

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-Whatever designs
France and Spain may have with regard to
the further form OF the Government of
Mexico. there is no indication that England
is united with them.
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&C. Mrs. DUsoTs respe. fully announcesto her old
friends and customers that she stll to be found
% College street (oyer AcCicland's) where, using
the HOWE SEWING MACHINES, she is prepared to
do hand and better work than ever heretofore
Dress making and StGchins of all kinds done IN the
best manner. nov26-lm
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DIR. G.. r. Bonds French Pre-
venfafIYes.

WIS article enaoes thes@ hrse heath or eircuna
L stances ia net Perult % family 10
es~i .is oF lint ibs nanbsE q her ensprine ala.
at al 4fiug tae c1nsttstloa tt u the onY SAFE aud
t1fu frsfsenIxtss against Frx.Eaaaeg ana Estsoasr
ne ebsxs Artbie be ~ rsafl 10 kny 4rt %
sAe uased states or CAn41ss Two for 81 aud s. per
iDEen
Oh. q. W. BONDS SPANISH FElEALE MONTHLY
ffLISrhsss Pitts aFstas eals naaaieiae married ~
s ~ ladies' e4n rely StA safety certainty
az ne ianmaelsSe rssn@Faiaf Jszir1etxons fFrcea~
sFttes. 40 Tag sAa{f nse - SD Ersss k-regasss
riee s. Per aaK- tacs Boz soasAlns - Pills. seat
~ nsgi
The lssctor car se consulted 90 al dlsesses 81
irtsa1s a2taFe- oci1a1nc frcasn1nG, . ausck eere
sad aaA1pFAte charge szzF4Hse11.
SE0aSE 4. b1$D. 4 d. 0Gcs rorzer 81 eranz
tnd Orchard streets, ne shes EatFaBce,
". - oEcAEEd ssEsss, sss fofk. Eztxhlxhss q
ls21 ecxSk4sz
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RAILROAD COAL.

THE finest lot of Coal in the city OF Nashville is at
Il the 4EfNA YARD, which Is the only place thai
gives the legal weight bushel IL Is guaranteed
20 give more heat less ashes and scot than any othe
now offered for sale. We viii continue supply
our friends and customers at usual low prioas
during the coming winter. Try the KTNAs COAL
aud be convinced thai II is the most economical In
the market. orders dropped in Box a., p o.. or q
the Yard back of y. & Z. K. h Depot vail be prompt.
ly attended to. SAMUEL J. AGNEW.
octll-tf
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From Brownsville.

BROWNSVILLE, Nov. 2O.-Lieut. Tennisnn
reports that 800 troops aud citizens are pro-
tecting the city, which is closely beseiged by
Corliuas There has been no attack yet
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AUGMENTATION Prizes.
whole Tickets $40; Halves S5;Quartsrs SO Sc
WOOD. EDDY - cos
Grand Extraordinary Drawings,
ON TRE THREE NUMBER PLAN.
Capital prLZc 100000

fakes place the Last Saturday IN each Month.
Whole Tickets o, Halves $40. oris s., EighsAs 90
IN ORDERING TICKETS oRcERrIFIcATEs
kaciose the ancuutsl Aouey 10 oar address Ter
what yoa VISA 70 purchase; nzn9s the Lottery H.
which yoa tsh u "a vested, aid b. thuI yea ale
Nhulcs, Halves or 82aTters, recelpt Of ShicA ~
sead shat = ordeEe ~ arst Rail ioseihsE alta tt
seheaae-
Iaasiiately afssr the drAwtnE a Printed DrA~ts,
csrtiasd u ~ the Commissioners will Is seat all
EAplaaation.
ss- Purchasers will please write their signature
plata AID give the Post Once tcountg state
llccumanicasion Sstrictiys on nieatial.
So AiipriIes 81 oGo sad sndeT ,ltaisi mnealase
AFTER tae pF.zssztths asEA itln esl
forty dAys.
AddrsssorasFs for riekstsor c.stiaoaies,ay u
or Express &c be directs1to
WO0D, KDnY q CO. Asg aEt2 Georgia
or, WOO, EDDY CO, AtisAtS .GSoFsia.
OF, WOOD, EDDf co. Wilmington .0siASsrs.
as- llsIof ths EuEnesFs that AFs aFaWh fFesa az
~hsri, waA The amssEt a he PEass tsssIeeeh eas a
satltisd ~. stl be pasi shsd after every drswug "a
shs foltsatns zpers - as4ses tes Gaastiisssasai
fss, n 6tie &e3sssr, SssAssiie Gssfs AscAsssa Dts
PzsA. Pssi4sAs lk.ss. c.srssA ssa v j. Isaas.
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ISThe Hon. EDWARD STANLEY, formerly
a member of Congress from North Carolina,
is said to be about to enter the Ministry of
the Protestant Episcopal Church.
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HORSES, CATTLE, SC.

such ~ Ring bone, Gail Scratches, spawn, Poll Evil,
Sweeney, noof-ail, sc are sub9ped aEd cured by
ID.
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Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT UFFICE .

DAlLl AIhlOG OFFlCEs |
NASHVILLE. Nov. u. 1859. (
WHEAT.-Activs and iDdemand al Sl.OO
al 90.
FLOUR. THERE'S an active demand. We
quote supertine at 81 80, there has been a
slightincrease in Extra Family aud prices
firm az SO 90; Double Extra at SC so.
SEEDS Market dullwith a slight decline
in Glover Seed at Sc 5O(G7 90. Herds
Grass 81 ESQ 81 so; Timothy Seed So 250,
So so; Clean Blue Grass Sl75; Stripped
81 80.
BACON.-Shoulders are worth s0s1
Hams IL 90; Clear Sides 10 rs.
LARD.-Good Lard in suitable pac kages,
l2@l2I.
CORN MEAL--sl@II 10. This range in
cludes the retail prices.
WIISKY.--Rectifed 25@2s; country
brands 50@75c.
ON.--Tennessee-BaI sac. Band 797I.
Horse Shoe 81, Nail Rod 9. Boiler O. Sheet
s4(G94. Hoop S4CG9l. Pittsburg-Bar 81 &,
Band 54G16, Horse Shoe 5, Nail Rod I, Sheet
5l(G6, Hoop 7@73.
NAILS.-Threes SIS so. Fours 81 so per
keg. Skies 81, Fights SIS 75, Tens and larger
sizes So So
DRIED FRUIT.-Little doing. Apples
81 90. Demand good. Peaches-none in
market.
ROPE.--Grass II (s lie JuteI2A, Cotton
Thread 22BC923
LEAD.-7a cents n ID.
SHOr-Buck 50 40 Drop ST. 30 per bag.
POWDER.-B Blasting So 90, and Rife 81
90 per keg.
GINSENG.--in fair demand at an increas-
cd price. We qaote at 300 80 cents.
FEATHERS.--Thcre il a moderat demand
for this article; price IS cents.
BEESWAN.--In demand at Is cents.
SALT.-Fine sack is " orth Sl75CdS2 90;
Coarse, 81 80. Barrel 4Oc per busheI.
SUGAR-We quote, in bbls, - /.
cent less in hhds. Wy. Coffee Sugars IO(a
li3c Crushed and powderedll4 "a i23 e; Loaf
llPl2.
AOLASSES--- barrels, 40, in halves
A. cents.
GOLDEN SYRUP.--In Barrels zoe. In
halfharreis as, in kegs so cents.
COFFEE.--- Stock light, demand fair
Prime Rio is worth l2!Gl3 cents. Laguyra
Ii; Java 1920.
CANDLES.--Star, firm at 10 for Ia OF;
81 for full weight; Tallow, lie.
HIDES AND LEATHER.--We quotegreen
hides cents, dry -;
Oak Sole Leather soc. 4 b.for best quail
ity; Harness 50.
RAGS.--For Cotton Rags in good order
3 cents Il readily paid.
WOOL.--rub-washed,i In demand at SO
cents, palled. 2S(G30; unwashed Istd2o.
OILS.--Linseod, s5e; Lard ) 10; tanners
$50 100; Cod Liver 81.
BALED HAY--From store $50 per ton
stock ight.
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For Rent or Lease.
NOR a ter" Of years, one OF the most desirable
IL FARMS In the Cou-ty OF Davidson, three Mills
from Nashville on the North side OF the Cumbor-
land river, CONTAINING s0S acres, 100 open and
IN cultivation, with large and comfortable Dwelling
kitchens, smoke houses and all necessary out
houses. The Farm Is wsl Natered and has a fno
oTicaTd upon IL. A nne lot Of Corn, Fodder aud
Oats can be purchased nov AT the farm. For fur.
thor information apply Al No. Al Cherry street.
octz2-u MICHAEL. VAUGHN.
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RHEUMATISM

or years. standing, has been totally cured. Piles
Ulcers, Tuners, running Sores sorofua stin Joints
Feons, s~ellings, Burns, Bites, Boils Chaps, Ncu.
ralgia, salt kheum, and all aches and pains upon
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Mustang Lininent.
VALU ABLE HORSE SAyED

- - - a ~ - - - " - - - y N v - ~
Mr.. : lIrua, Hyde Park VI, writes;-.' That the
horse was considered worthiess,' (his case was
spayn) "but since the free use OF the Mustang
Linlmcu:, have sold him for one $3.50 cash Your
lAni nont has been doing wonders up here"
isO BROAD >rKEET, PHiL4bEtPnA, PA.
(kn,rdot) ala lining tue kettle from the ore e
became gnmanA gsaoIe tilted over, aud scaided my
hands very severely, almost to a crisp Il Was an
awful sight Tue Mistaag Imminent appeared TO sx
tract the Pain. II healed rapidly without sor, ness
ana len 40 scar Of account. Truly your,
&C AsIEs FOSTER
such language as this he bat the constant An4 natu.
raj echo 9hcr yer this article Ia usei
rhss Iinimeat Il Indispensable - planters and
owners OF hors,s and mules. Mr.. JoHS DANIELS,
Of Montgomery, Ala, so! slave tor $500, who
raised FTom utter useiessacss b. this Iinlnent-
kVesy family should have q. be very particular
and enquire f'r the Aast,ag IIaiiacHt anu take no
other.
Sold by all dealers thVoughoa North and south
Aner'oa Earopc, aHd the Islands Of the ocean, for
- oeats. so va1s, and o. per hottie
hARNEs MARK, New York.
nOE2S-amdtS&~
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Fine Winter Boots and Caters.
JUST HE EIV ED.

CEST's scotch is0siomedCaif sooGxs
~ - - . SaHers,
= - Lace 3sots,
- Qsiltrd - boots
- Eagiish Lace shoes,
- Fine fauap safe ana Sgite he'd aoosss
- nDahse sole Waterproof ss
large assortment 81 TIA above aud various ether
sty les for sale AtlsS PrCez. DY
JOHN RAMAGE,
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