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The New York Commercial Advertiser, specializing
on the probable doings of the Congress about TO
meet. saws: Z" The Harper's Ferry affair will no
doubt come in for full share of the discussions,
and it Is not impossible that measures may be taken
IN investigate it thoroughly"
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NOTICE.

VETILL be sold the highest bidder the square, Nash
w vile, Saturday, sdh November, ne brood
and nine bead Durham CATTLE bulls, and heifers
credit four months notes with approved security required
nov25-dIt HAMLET & PATTERSON.
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RErOEV ~ CANADA-Thc Canadian Reform
Convention has passed series of resolutions, the
most important Of which Is in favor Of dissolution
of the present union between the two powers and
the formation of a sort OF federal government in
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HOUSE AND LOTFOR SALE.
r H Willis, ct al VI. Elizabeth G. Childress, ct.
pursuance OF decree County Court Of Davidson
county rendered at the October terms e0 ID me aboVe cause
will offer for ale at the court Nashville Saturday,
the 81 day Of December next house and lot Of gc1nd High
Street in the Southern part Of the city Of Nashville. The lot
fronts 4 feet on the East Of said street. and back
about 200 feet Tennessee and Alabama Railroad The
house Is good bric< with and In good repair This
property is the free territory and exempt from all taxes
1nqs the Catharine Wills, decd and s sold 10
nav debts of the estate distribution the heirs
TKEMs-A credit Of and years with interest Will be
given fer the sem $500 for which sixty days
veil endorsed and payable hank will be required and lien
will be retained the payment Of said notes For fh
err particulars cali Nance & Woodward
P.R CHEATHAM, G. NJ.
n, .acocv Auctionaer
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HAVE in full Of bppipeott Bars
ebrsted Fire PROOF Safes all which will be sold
a manufactu rer's prices s.N E0LLINGsWORTH,
No s Narkaf
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Commenting upon the uprising at HarpeF's Ferry,
the Times and other London journals indulge in
profound reflections on the general question OF
slavery. and anticipate other insurPections The
Times. from the late occurrence, takes occasion TO
deduce the moral that while such sources OF inter
nal danger exist, it is unwse TO the last degree for
the American Government To hazard the chances oil
a foreign war We're it more intimately acquainted
with American character, the Times might have
reagon to suspect that nothing surely as foreign
war would extinguish slavery agitation.
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GREAT SALE OF CHOICE LAM

GREAT SALE OF CHOICE LAND.
ON Wednesday, the Itch day Of DECEMBER next, the
premises, will sell to the highest bidder on eredt OF
one three years. with interest," that valuable tract OF
Whites Greek, four miles north Of Nashville Which
Daniel Young lived next before his death The whole tract con
tans acres divided into seventeen tracts
fronting handsomely the Buena Vista Turnpike road AMI
ether
This is one Of the choicest Davidson county, all
and within rs than hours time OF the town
The will be absolute and without redempsn and good bar
gains may be eSIectet
good securities required and lien retained Let
ali who wish good bsrg aims in land attend
H. 7. WILKINSON,
noy3O-l&wtd Executor Of PANEL Young.
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vEpNEsDAr, NOvEmBER 80, 1883.

11TLY IS, TRI-wEEKEY IS; WEEKLY y.
rEvARIABLY IN ADVANcK
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CARD.
EEAVING associated With in my old busiuess-lhst Of
buying and selling negroes, both commission and pri
sccountr. s. Jones, Of DeSoo, Mississippi, and
brother, Wn. II. Forrest Of Memphis, tender to my
friends facilities than have been able 10 offer them
Cur buildings located No. ~ Adams street. door
east Of my old they spacious combining convenience,
comfort and slfeare superior to establishment Of the
the State and equal any that have inspected
respectfully sol cit for firm, from old friends and
customers AID the public, the patronage which have largely
literally received hitherto from hem and will only add
that which We promise or say, We guarantee.
N. D. FORREST.
, 1859-10-07
'AgficpItpfs.
Experiment in Draining.

Every judicious experiment in draining,
1--WE agree with the Country Gentleman J
unlike many other experiments, must always
result Ia success. It may, therefore, seem
unnecessary 10 record the results; but so dc.
eisive and striking do they generally prove,
and at the same time they are so little up.
Preciated by those who have never prac.
ticed thorough draining, that we are always
glad TO record these results for the encour.
agement Of beginners.
The editor Il the New England Farmer
gives IN late number the details of re-
cont experiment. Stone drains two feet deep
were first employed some years ago, and
their Immediate effect was to increase the
product Of the low, wet land through which
they were cut, from one ton OF poor coarse
hay per acre TO three tons Of good Eng
llSh hay per acre. But the draining was
not deep enough; the bitches gradually be.
came choked, and rushes and coarse grass re-
Sumed their growth.
The land was then thoroughly drained by
cutting four feet deep and laying in pipe tile.
Previous 70 this operation, attempts were
made TO ill Il; it could not be plowed,
however, till about the close Of the spring
months, and even then was so wet that the
fhrroWs were left IN compact masses, which
were afterwards broken to pieces with great
labor BY the hoe. The last spring (the
dnining having been completely Il could
have boen easily plowed = at any time after
the 10th Of April and, during the wet
month Of Nay which followed, and at any
tiIno since, notwithstanding the constant sue
cession Of rains, the soil has been so light
and porous as 70 fall 70 pieces whenever il
has been worked. It's now covered with
The heaviest crops that have ever stood upon
tn
, 1859-10-07

Just now, It may not Be inappropriate to
publish the following. Thefrst modeof cur.
Ing hams is the best The sugar-cured hams
Of Cincinnati sell much higher tlan those
cured IN the common way. To keep hams
from The bugs give them, with paint brush
a good costing Of ashes, made By tho addi-
ton Of water, Of the consistency Of paint |;
Or pack IN hickory casks; or, what Is better
than al, deposit each ham, afier smoking, IN
o bag made Of cheap cotton, closing the bag
tight with drawing string, and hang them
up again. A smoke should be made under
them in wet weather throughout tho entire
summer.
The Jersey mode 4. 10 every 80 Ibis. Of
hama take ounces brown sugar, 2 onnces
sa||pelra and pint Of fine salt. Pulver-
i.a and mix them thoroughly. Rub the ham
we'll and lay them on boards lor SO or As
honrat then pack them in cisls, adding
quarts Of ine salt 70 every 50 lbs. Of hams.
n Is days they may bo hung up to smoke.
The Virginia mode Is, put 70 each Joint
a large tee spoonful Of salipeiro; rub each
piece nc|| with salt on both sides. and pack
I.em .ray IN q ho41hoad with holes ct the
bottom. 70 let of The brine. Let them re-
min for FIVE or six weeks; then take them
out brush of the salt. rub we'll with hickory
r.lt. and hang each piece ia The somkehDuse
70 n not 70 touch each other Smoke 5 OF
10 days S1cees''rl|1' and occasionally, 10
damp weather. Use small chips. but avoid
pine. n my opinion. small chips Of green
hickory Or apple trees. form The best mater
IA o. smoking. and The best mode Of keep
'11 through summer islo lie up IN bags with
a||||'e hay on The flesh side; euspendina
them out Of the way Of rats and mice.
, 1859-10-07
San Sraptistu.
LROOKLYN HOTEL,
Corner OF broadway aud sansome streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.

- TIE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL
E known and oil established house j. still 1t his old
1 tr ks Of feeding the public Il the low price Uf
SIX Dollars per week, and still they come to paFi4ke of
his good and well furnished table, and as Mr. Kelly
one o the pioneer hotel keepers OF this 'y he pledges
himself that there will be nothing wanting at hs house
TO make the puddle comfortable.
The hOuse Is centrally located in the vicinity of the
Custom House fhsl Office alSO Of the up river and
ocean steamers, and contains a number Of sing and
family rooms, w2il ventilated suitable for ladies and
single gentlemen.
There Is also attached TO q e house READI g
ROOM, and LIBRARY which contains large number
Of fee I'd standard works There also, at the arrival
Of each steamer,
A WAGON,
which belongs to the house. convey passengers and
baQgae. free of charge The pubic are respectfnliy
requested to give the house n trial.
Board, per week, s6; Per day, 81; Meals so cents.
Lodging per night, sofa cents; Lodging per week 81
t. 81 JOHN KELLY Jr PrOprptor
San Francisco, Dec. %, 1857. ItG
, 1859-10-07

ON. LucIkEY SEQ,
MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS,
No. % maiden Lame, view York city.

=. :. -
". their entire stock of WATcIIis ana JEwEiY during
e ,e, q os s, z great Z order e
Any person PURCHASING according 10 ne following Price It
u 3 sasa ccss y ny q dc ssieis valued Il
one.qunrer The Of the purchase Ror instance
buyer Of any ~ article win receive without additional CHARGE
any Of he articles % ne value of ei and 70 On
d IssDsrtisa An order @us. Ss y sssh and
MD q Esgss,.: .--.'' s.r'' .1''r'' !. "
Refer . Smith, Maiden Lane; George comlnU, y
, 1859-10-07

Dr. Bennett q professor Of some celobri.
". c1a.|l.Is L an i1rnIuab|p 1silcIo Of diet,
and 1lclIbe. TO |i very imps.lant medical
ITurlI|'|'
/ That The tomato Is ono Of the most
powerful aplrIcnI4 Of he Maleria Medica.
.nI |1aI IN 81 those affections Of The liver
: end organs. who're ca|omel Il indispensable.
I| probably he most effective and least
harmful r1m1dIa| agent known 70 The pro.
Session.
q Ihrf chem|cil extract win BE- Oh.
'1'111 IIom it which will altogether super.
..dr ne nro Of caIomol IN he cure Of dis
||@I.
/. successfully treated dinrshoa
With this af||o|o alone.
That when used nl an article Of diet, Il
r. 1'UosI a sovereign remedy for dyspepsia
md Indigestion
B. That tho citizens should make daily use
1| '| either raw. COOKED, or IL The form Of
..|.1n with Iheir daily food, Is Il Io most
healthy article.
, 1859-10-07
NOTICE.

TiHE HOSPITAL STEWARD ar Foar
tlcllacoon has hand quantity of Medicines and
Drugl, which be W1l sel % citizens =
PIs.s.pions for Syphilis and GOnOrhea carefully com,
IagdlIr sslhs Hospital Steward, ROOM Hospital building.
~ CiAS. J. HTlGERALD,
, 1859-10-07
DIR GuYsoTTs IMPROVED

DIR GUIS0TTS IMPROVED
Extract of YsIIcn AOck ana SatsapatiIa
IN QUART BOTTLES,
T8 ACIkN0yyLEDGED no M THE nEsT
y Sallaparla made. - b certified By tho wonderful
cul1 has performed Remember, this 4 the only true
and eellns aIicls This medicine when used accord
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL
1plpIula o. knEt Evil, Cancers, Tnmon, Ernptons of
he b.ms EIylpelag, Chronic Sore Eyes, Rlngaorm
o. Illler. Hcald Head, Rheunaliam, Pains n
the Bones and Joints, 0ld Sores and
uloeg, Swelling Of the Glands Dyspepsia Salt Rheum.
Disease u the Kdney1 Los ol Anpoflle
Disease arising irom The uae of t8 =
Mercury Pain IN the Side and Shoulders General Debility.
Janndlce and CostiVenes1.
Ths Bcrt Female Medicine known.
The yellow Dock and sarlaparla Il peculiarly adapted
lor females o delicate health resulting fOm rfeRuarity
q menstrual discharges and other diseases peculiar %
their sex We assure the amcled that bottle Or two o.
D.. 0nyeoltb Extract o. Yellow Dock and sarsapnrlIa
si 4 once regulate ihoae dlcaliiss and renew the
CAUfION- N--Do not bs imposed npan b uupr,nelp,.a
pInggle Take none but tie genuine which q put ~
u onan Bottles. and sold By al respectable druarsla
PARK 4 WHITE, Sole Agents,
ls3 Washington street, San Francisco
Also. lmpoEle and general Agenls fof a the Genuine
kALENf MEDICINE, and sell the same ID dnautilIes
loanIl q reduced nies. =, M
, 1859-10-07

DIR x GOODS,
Corner battery and clay streets, san Franciseo.
TTAvE NOW LANDING AND IN STORE
IL 200 bales 80 inch brown drills;
100 bales 90 inch brown lhsstngs;
* 100 bolts No. O--OO0 Duck;
500 bnlls No. 2-l0 Duck;
20 bales Raven Duck;
10 cases Meulmac prints;
10 cagea Prague print;
10 cases Pacllc prints;
10 cases Dunnell1 prinis;
10 cases and 4. 4 bleaehed shirtIurs:
10 cases -, 8 4 and lo-l bleached shirtIngs;
20 cas- blue drills;
20 cases blue denima;
10 bales hickory stripes;
20 hales Z, / and l'tlcking;
10 bales scarlet, blue and gray nannels:
10 bales Bilardnle white flannel;
cases C0hurga and Merinos:
eases wool and hall wool piaids;
cases blue and black alpacar
10 cases Pacldc-neu styles De IAIncs;
cases, a WOOL new styles % Laines.
cases French Merihos;
1000 Bay State plaid ehaWis;
1000 cashmere and plain wool shawls; black ana COL
orod ellks; plain, figured and plaid allka;
And large assortment ol other Dr1si Goods.
DLANKETs.
1000 pairs white. green and hIua MarkiunW.
1000 paiIs RB, TiIl and sIlG BIanEeis:
1000 pairs cheap grey Engllsh Blankets;
1000 pains cheap blue English Blankets:
500 pairs scarlet English Blankets;
coo pan %, l0t, II and ia white Bed Illankois.
CLOTHING AND FURNRyluNG GOODS.
1000 dnzen grey. blue ond scarlet flannel shIria.
1000 dozen Rrsy and white Merno Und1rIkiiil ana
Drawers;
100 dnzen MeFino and an wool aocks.
500 dozen aailnet and jean pants;
500 drzen duck and coitonnado panfs.
500 dozen hickory and check shlrtl:
500 dnzen calico and white drco shirt,
500 dozen ovcrals and lamppra;
Black and fancy silk crariis, neckties sk hnnakrr
chies suspendefs, and variety a. other arlcIr1 10
numerous % mention. Fnr nsln laur ~
JANsON, BOED 4 CO...
53stf Cor. Battery and Clay ia, San Franclsco.
, 1859-10-07

TUT DtuekWOOu ullu tne lOur Reviews, IL w
To avoid fractions % nay be RENTED for Backwood Of
which will forward that work for both years. post paid
N. 3. The price in Great Britain Of the. fee
Periodicals GbOre-ndmed is about $31 per annum.
As we shall never again be likely to offers such
inducements as those here presented,
NOW rs THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE! +! f!
ID Remittances must, in all cases, be made
direct 10 Tie Publishers, for at these no commits
sion can be allowed to Agents.
Address LEONARD SCOTT & co.
No. "a Gold street, New York.
, 1859-10-07
San frautistO.
Three sIzes-5I, o and . feet Cut.

With extras for all the different patterns from
1852 to 1859. [Agent for the manufacturers for
the Pacific coast
, 1859-10-07
SECOND HAND PIANOS
Atgreat bargains alway in stores prices nom $50
SIC,

One Of the largest and best catalogues OF Mualc o
published All the music and music books nubshad IN
the United States for sale Al this establishment MaTtn
celebrated Guitars and all kinds Of Musical Instrumens
and music merchandise al the lowest prces Music Seps
Whenever ordered, post paid. Catalogues sent by mai
clergymen. '-~
, 1859-10-07

CtoIr, Evans. Of San lose, has Invented
4 very useful instrument fer picking fruit
from The higher branches Il consists Of 4
long pole made Of aoma light wood alo1e
|he Iico Of which heavy wire extends. and
= Kept IN 'Is place By iron fsloninrs. The
N're At Ib1 end Of Ihe pole connects with
two strips o. |ron. which arc made 70 open
,. 1|o.ebl pnIh|ng Or pulling down tie wire,
Die he opening and dosing Of . pair Of
..'|.or.. Al iho end Of each strip Of iron
u n. 1a|i 81 ball Or basket, made Of wire
which. Uhen closed. looks like globe. On
pushing 1p 10 vim. this globe 4 made u
oIIn| and DE nppIa o. pear Is received IN Il.
|nl I1lafy drawing down he wire. the two
halves Of tie ball clos. together, having he
fruit within e
IIl|I trees are not permitted to grow high
|no1gh N thit country % make this inven.
sion practically useful here. The trees never
I..1. Ihc he|1hI Of an ordinary mans head
before I11y afa bent 70 he earth with the
weight Of fruit. l. Il wise 70 permit thisi
, 1859-10-07
NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC,
Published by EHoraes Waters. Agent, No. 80

broadway, n. =.
%. %s. %s q ss &: %.. % Ass = %
Sl.e me eaek NJ Mountain Isae;n "A Day Dream y
tneres ne barring nke mine ODE 70 Liberty Grave
o hosaneii' and WAKE Lady Wake" Price y eeno
INSTRUMENTAL s-,,The palaes aarl.D o. glnripr nrd
rokan 20 cents; she swinging ne Nfnksl
seho.lische The Peeollnln polkas o5 cents each Ats
xrsisn Essv u w.rrt y " NV ssh,.s. 49, ~,
Ilanvie M-.,te ' Z Sr,y, ~, n n.ii.s
ma - 1sr..-s. I, ~ ~ . ~ r.i,
81 ReIe's Sdse ~. ascs. = ss. M N, " I. ~.
, 1859-10-07
!. HINGsBURY. A. DODGE
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
Corner Of Broadway aud sansOnne streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.

Board per week. &C; Board and Lodging per week. o.
TO $40; single meals, so cents Board per day s LOdg
ings, 50 tO Is cents.
KINGSBURY & DODGE,
PrOpret0rs.
N.B-The Baggage Wagon runs from the boats free
Of CHARGE I.tf