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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-19
Mebiral.
MRS. WKNSLOW.
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANT
Price % cents ner RoTT1

fIlCc % StiltA per bOi 4
We have put up and sold
years, and Can SAY, IN
IL, what We have never
any other medicine-NEv
A SINGLE INSTANCE. TO
timely usedl Never did
OF dissatisfaction by ans
the contrary, all are de
uons, and speak IN terms
ton "t its magical effects
NC speak in this matter
alter ten years expert
REPUTATION foR TIE FuiyIL
DEcIAKE. In almost every
liant Is suffering from pain
viii be found IN fifteen or
the syrup is admins
This valuable preVara
Of one 81 the EtST tx
fUL NURSES in New Eng
used with NtNER-FAIL
THOUSANDS
Not only relieves The child
crates the stomach and
ny and gives tone ana en-
TEN. II will almost IN
GRIPPING N THE
WIND
and overcome oonyulsloRs
rrulestivd. end Ia death
and sUhlsI KEhEDI ~ IHK
nYSEN1ERl AND iHAk
" bother u arisrs from
other causs. Ne would
~ho has 4 child suffering
Jug compiali,is-~iO Non
CHS. NOR TIE PREJr
stand Between your suffer
that will DO suTe-yes,
to follow the use of this
used.
Pull directions for using
ooitlc. None genuine On
CURTIS X FkkhlNs, New
slide u TappeE.
sold by druggists through
Principal oltlce No. Is,
June7dSWiy Price IS
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DREPARED FROM FRESH Roors-the only kind
L worthy abe confidence of fhy sle ian the pub.
trsapcEioT to llotheEsfoF removing Impurities OF
The blood or Mercury from the yslam aud curing
Eruptions Pimpies .boils sores uaafis, Aeuszl
kl makes the 81 in clear and 4mooih aud shosla he
used IN Ihe spring and Sammsr purify the hiced
aud prevent slrkness. 81 so bottle.
FreIaredby u :. HUGHES, esmPhis .rean.
. So aoidsn Nashville b IossF 4 iioorkx kAfss
oaess and Jo.G .bssss, prugglsis3s
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this article for over ten
CONFIDENCE AND IRUJH OF
been able TO say of
Err HAS IT FAILED IN
EFFECT A CURE, when
We know an Instance
one who used IL, on
lighted with it's opera
: Of highest commenda-
= and medical virtues.
D ''wHAI We DO KNOW -
ence. AND PLkpCE ouR
MKT 90 wnAT VIZ uEkA
instance where the IN
|. and exhaustion, Telle
: twenty minutes after
!. tered.
: ton IL the prescription
: PE.klkNCt.D and skill.
= land, and has beeA
: ING SUCCESS IN
: Oh CASKS.
from pam, but inyig
= bowels, correcls acidi.
ergy 20 tlie whole sys-
SANITY relieve
2 BOWELS, AND
: CULiC.
? which II not speedn,
: We believe II the bcsi
WORLD, IA all cases oi
: RIGA IN CHILDREN
z tectuing. or from any
? say 90 every mother
: from any OF the forego
? LII YOUR PREuDi
islCES OF OTHERS
Ing child aud the relief
ABSOLUTELY SURF
= medicine, II timely
: will accompany each
: less the fac -simile OF
= YORK, Is ON the out
out the world.
Cedar 81. New York
Gents per bottle.
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Dissolution.
DiSSOlOtiOn.

Dissolution.
n HE copartnership heretofore existing between
tie undersigned was this day dissolved by mu.
tual consen., Mr.. ANS BRowN Sr, having purchased
OF W BkowN bis entire interest The business Will
be continued Al the old stand under tile style Of
RAIAs, BROWN Co. i. b. RAINS,
J. W. BROWN.
retiring from the bussness, respectfully beg
Il leave 10 tender ms warniest thanks 10 my numer-
Gus friends for the kind and liberal pat onage
ed by them to ile old rm, and solicit for my success
sors continuance Of the same
J. w BROWN.
THE undersigned have this day associnted them-
selves Together under the It. lie OF IA ms BROWN
a CO., Tor the purpose OF transaoting general
Drug Business, and hoi,e, BY str.ct attention
10 tue interest "a tbesr customer To merit contin-
nance ef The very liberia! patronage exirnued ~ their
predecessors. i. b. RAINS,
July25-u AIRS BnOWN, SR.
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GENERAL MACHINERY DEPARTMENT.

Stationary and Steamboat
Engines and Boilers:
FIGURING and Grist Mills
and Mill Mac hinery;
Circular, Sash and Auley
Saw Mills;
Sugar Mills and Corn
Crushers;
Cast and Cut Geering for
Cotton Mills;
An extensive catalogu
Bevil Geeribg, Pulleys 3, b
elect frOm.
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7. M. BRENNAN,

"AyING recently purchased the above extensiv,
Ii establishment, is prspa ed to execute all order,
for Foundry and Machine Work on the most reason
able terms
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THE Adams Ekprcss csnR~aF beg leave 60 an
i asanee 70 thelF fri<Hds, the puhic Of Nashville
l<yilie Aaa Nazhyls r. T. CO., undsr which shsy rsll
szleaa he operations 81 their Express tks linz u
thzt k<s4d, eonDencssS AHsast lat, is1e. on The
eotnPietas 81 ne <asast.ie sne 81 ne Rad .
hsellns ereea sbeut The OH az AnguEt, less. e.
ssa<rrs WIN run thrpazh het~eea zsshsts SD Iou.
isstiis
pr p~rsisal<ss q - r.iss, sans. sss. .pg,y 70
- - = - - s7s-s-~. a. X. Holt.
sz8s-9 Ne = isrkss s1rssk
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CLASSIFICATION.

- Spirits Of Turpenune, Campbine, Burning Flu
ida and Varnsh, iii OILY be taken at owners risk
EA--Gu upow and Friction Matches and other
IibIe articles, viii be charged local
each Road, AMI only at KOaus' convenience.
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Third Class.

AnvEls, Axes; Ale and Beer IN wood; Beef In bar
rels; Bacon well packed la boxes casks; Barilia
Bsnes, Boiler flues; BLACK Lead barrels; Bark aud
Cob Mills; Carnage Springs, BoIts AAes; CIDER
In barrels or hogsheaGs; CrOckery IN crates hogs
heals; Coffee aud ChickOry; Copper IN boSes and
casks CrucibIes; Chains, loose DJ Woods IN sticAs
EPSON salts barrels, una Sheac in org nai pack
ages, Hardware; Hoots and Horns; Hides, green;
Herrilgs in kegs Hooks Hinges; Iron sales Iroa
RAILING, Iron shutters; Iron tenclngs. JunA. Jutc,
Lard IN good kes. or cans, Lead IN casks or pas,
Lightning Rods an bundles. Lime 10 casks; Slad.er
hog heads, Mistones inisheu; Maail-a, Miner Wa
(Ia. aud Tenn, ~ kegs or barrels Nails IA bags
Oyslers ana CLAIMS IN shell at owners risN; on ~
hossheads and barrels; Pants dry and la oil, PORK
IN bar els; Rubber Car Springs bu2es aud CASKS
Rubber Betting; saiaTatus IA boxes; Spelter shat
kegs soda IN boxes; Tn Plate boxed; Tobaceo
ufaetured In boxes k-gs: Vslslson in barrels or
boxes; Vinegar; Wire Fencing; Whis Lead Whisky
q barrels
Fourth Glass.
Anchors, Alum In barrels and hogsheads: Brim.
stone la barrels aud hsssheads, Bieaehg salts Burr
Blocks Barley, BAry tes IolLVn in bales CodnIsh
tierces aud boxes; Cur Wheels anu Axtcs; Cement,
Chalk Clay Chain, Cable Cham, in casks Cocoa Oh,
Earth, Paints, stone aud EArten Ware IA crates anu
hosshsaas; Fish, sated; Pence Wire, Flgs IN casks
and boxes; .lour IN barrels ard sacks; Gas Pipe, Gu
snoi Horse Shoes in packages; Iroa. Bar, tand rug
B1iler and Railroad; Iron Nuts and Riyets ru fast
ings, heavy; locomotive TIRE, Land Plaster; Nolas
Mss,as: "a r.asS; Si" aa Sp,s.s N.il rSas
Ores, Lead, Copper, iron, Zinc Ia boxes barrels,
Pitch faster Palm 80, Putty Rags pressed ia bales
Rice, Railroad Chairs and spikes, Rosin, Raging
Rope, sumac, Salt, soda Ash, steel sugar in hogs
heals, bar els or boxes stone, Tought soda in
kegs barrels or CASKS sslaratus kegs barrels OF
casks; Tooscco. scrap and leaf, N casks and hogs
heads Tn, Tar, Tin M pigs Tsrre Japonca Telegraph
Wire, Txilow, Waiting Water Pipes, Wire Rope WheaI
In well sewsd asaaburg or tstisa bags; Zane sheet
In casks aud easss; Ziae piss- 49,
Ths Tarin "a take effect the Isl day Of Septssn.
bel, 1859, and eonlinus Tsti other notice.
T. W. cDlE,
Sup. hvilie Chattanooga r. r.,
b. AVER,
$50 w. J. Mss,
q. Memphis Charleston z. II.
X. C. yACKSsJN.
sepe-H Sup. 4. Tenn. Ca X. II.
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Nashville and Nortir-Western
Railroad Once.
LIYERY sTARLE.

tITM 7. WRIGHT CO., would respect ~ - =
w feliy lrfuEm the cstizsns 81 Nashville k1zz<IA
knd The pu6iic Keher4ily thai they have ~
The known Livery stable and TIE stoef
knd nzlnres, forn erly occupied - WmJ fhilpss 90
Market street iea tbelow the SqaAre,
Ne have hrst-r4telots and boa stalls 20 aoccnmc-
OATS aEoysrs, al Our grisHds sAe mas favor M
eltk then patronage.
We iesxs 80 CAV sstisfaesioni leases
We have large naunber Of ane saddle Horses and
ne BeK Eles 20 hire ~ an tunes
Thsf.stks, y 40 aoskatsHa BEN s1rp4ssed hyaz
S.abie 10 the Soaskern cosntry. Come along aud 81
Tor yourselves
fe1z-ly ..-fs - Nm. 7. WRIGHT co.
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C A II ID

'HE subscriber informs his friends and the public
Il generally that lac has this day sold out his entire
interest in the concern OF WILLIAMSON * CHEAT.
BAN u JOHN l. CHEAIHAM la wiIhdrawinr from
the business he would RESPECTFULLY tender his warm
est Thanks TO all his numerous friends who haYe
lib, rally extended their patronage % the old
Germ, aud solcts from them OF the same
% observation-disclosures IA et cry respect enti-
ueGt the hig hest tence Nashy iie JuIy G. 1853
Hf ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON.
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Architectural and Plain Iron Work for
Public and Private Buildings.

Fire Proof Houses; Plain 4 Ornamental Win
Iron Fronts, Orders and dow and Door Frames
Roofs: and Shutters;
Conservatory and Hot Hosting Machines for
house appointments; Stores;
Columns, Winsow & Door Iron and Glass Pavements
ljntels and Sills; made strong md water
Consols, AodOns and tight, admirably adapt
Brackets, Corinthian ed 10 light up cellars
CorregGic, Doric Ionic. and vaults:
and Composite Capitals, Street Crossings. Crate
for columns and antes ings, Lamp and Hitch
OF all sizes; ing Posts;
Cernices, Mouldngs and Vaults and Vault Doors,
Leaves in variety. aud Jail Work, &c.
Spirais and straig lat Stairs;
Balconies, Verandas, Area Yard and Cemetery
enclosures Gates and Fences in Wrought Iron Work
Cast and Composite.
Jobbing and Repairs executed with despatch.
Having thorough practical knowledge of the
rious branches of Mechanical Engineering shall de-
vote my entire attention the general supervision Of
the business, and with the assistance or competent
Forcmen in the several departments large force of
experienced workmen, and the extended laclitcsnow
at my command Il feel every confidence my ability
to compete successfully with any similar establish
ment in the country. T. NJ. BRENNAN,
49, - ~ 80
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T>HEundsrsisned are just the largest sns
u eaestczrse % Ace lhal has ever eeen broaEht
~ Nashville. We have eetween 100 and $500
loss, 4sd are satisfied that customers xiii oonnrm
shat szy q. - qzzlity. Ihe price ne beleFs
Ell also D. satisfactory To those who eules tneir
1-pss 81 Ne eezlnnnK Of Ne s wlll be lar
nzzbs<, scz4k u i&=ts a. Two cehts per poalo-
pcfp4s s<the kofth-ena oIthe Narkes House ana -
glne hel<s en Garry street, ne~r The h-nk 81 .ee
nes<es-
As.ssa yin deliver Ice 20 those sho dsslTsl, a. =
eesss psr rsupa. MARTIN 4 PACKER
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excuse for postponement, but the CONT ,bin1,,o
positive rule will have to be adopted n got Ibe
business on the docket disposed Of Tho Cort Mill
hereafter act with the States Attornev od -
is set for trial and no good and LEGAL
is shown for postponement, the State will exercise
her right to remove the case, and will order Ire
removal to either Baltimore or Anne Arundel conn
tles; Now, Mr.. Whitney, you understand that"
| Mr.. W Whitney-"Yes, sir; will suggest reno
val IN all cases where think there is disposition
| 10 postpone on insufficient grounds"
=, Inc court then announced that it would take up
| the riot cases this morning
Inc Court at l2H o'clock adjourned until this
morning at ten O'clock
=, UNITED W STATES DIsrRIcT CoURr.-Hon. William
Fell Giles, Judge VIM. Meade Addison, Esq. o.
s. District Attorney, prosecuting
H. H. Day Us. George II. Hag; VIM and JAS
Iowles; Levi Perry Il Co.; Ferd. Myers; Jno. Cusb-
ing ct al; James NJ. Haig; and Mortimer q Now
bray. lnjunctons granted to restrain the abovc
parties from selling certain manufactures of India
rubber goods, in violation of the patent RIGHTS of
the plaintiff. In number of other similar cases
appearance was entered, and the motions will be
argued next Monday week.
The Court adjourned until this morning at ten
O'clock.
SUPERIOR COURT.-Hon. T. Collins Lee Judge.
The Court was engaged in the following bust
ness yesterday
for plaintiffs for 81, 1881.
Assignment for to-day 200 to 22l.
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. William L. Mar
shall, Judge.
The following occupied yesterday:
Wm Cooke & Son Us. The State use of w j.
Stone. An appeal from Justice Mckinley. Judg
ment reversed.
CIRCUIT CoURT FOR BAL7IMoRE Crry.-Hon. VIM.
yesterday:
Paine Us. France q Morris. This case was com
menced on exceptions to the Auditors report, by
D. Mason Campbell, ESQ.,, for defendants, with
whom is the Hon. John Nelson. Reverdv johnson
and C. F. Mayer, Esqs., for complainants
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

Mr.. Schaffer took up the matter of the John
Street Church, New York, (W. Janes') left oveI
! from the morning sederomt, and proposed the fol
/ lowing resolution:
! John Street Church firm and standing basis, and
that will cordially cooperate with the people in the
| endeavors"
Agreed to.
| Mr. Schaffer also offered the following:
RESOLVED, "That the members of the Convention cannot
separate without expressing to the several Presiding
Elders, and the members of the city of Baltimore
gratitude for their cordial reception and fraterna mani
festations by them Also to the Trustees of this
Church for the use of the sam and hoping and praying
that the spirit breathed upon this Convention
abundantly be poured out upon the congregation who
worship here also to the families who entertained du
ring our sojourn among them" Agreed to.
Rev. w. Ii. Dickenson was appointed to preach
at the next annual Meeting-in his absence, Rev.
ID. e. Van Norman,
1t was resolved to celebrate the centennial intro
ductlon OF Methodism into America next year, and
that a committee of one from each Conference be
appointed to make arrangements for the celebra-
ton.
At this juncture of the proceedings,
The President (Mr. Tasker) said he had a sick
friend in the city, and he must 90 home tonight.
Brother Leigh would oHciate in his stead, but he
could not go without expressing to them his thanks
Tor the kindness and courtesy shown him. He hoped
that they might live together in life and die happy
and meet in Heaven
Before going, the Convention unanimously ten
dered the Chairman their thanks for his conduct
during the proceedings
DIR. Bond proposed 'that the Association should
have power, by an unanimous vote of members pre-
SENT to constitute any local or travelling preacher
a member thereof"
There was an amendment proposed to this, to the
effect that the vote shonld be by two-thrds of the
members present Agreed to.
The proceedings of the Convention were ordered
to be printed in the Methodist Episcopal Journals
of the United States
The following gentlemen were then appointed
officers for the next Convention :-President-T
Tasker, Philadelphia; Vice Presidents-C. c. Leigh,
j: L. Graham, DR.. G. C. NJ. Roberts, and J. W.
Wincocks; Recording Secretary-W. H. Kincaid;
Corresponding Secretary-Dr. W. r. Munro; Trea-
surer-I. p. Cook.
motion to reconsider the time of holding the
9extannua meeting was again brought up, and after
discussion, instead of leaving the day to be fixed
at the discretion of the committee, it was resolved
to meet next year on the third Saturday in Octo-
Der.
After votes of thanks to the Vice President and
Secretaries, and other officers of the Association
the sederUnt terminated about O'Clock.
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Munetary anb Commercial 4fbiet,.
BALTIMORE, October 8

BALTIMORE, October s. 1889
There moderate business done to-day in Stocks
but the market by active the sales amount
ing in value to only about 100000. For Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad the market quiet and rather heavy
There only 54 shares sold all S59A and the
ket for it closed at s5S bid s59 asked regular way
Northern Central Railway there considerable
but the sales made at decline of q to on Satur
days prices The sales embraced $50 shares SI9A cash
and S19%G20 tme and the stock left off at $19A bid
Sl9% vsked regular way There was an inquiry to-day
for Mining stocks and sales made 900
Gardner Hill at 2% cash. and 700 shares Guford
81 cash. and 200 at 81 buyer 80 days Both these stocks
are, win be seen, higher than Saturday. Gardner
Hill closed at s2k bid, S2% asked and Guiord at 81 z
bid 81 asked regular way For Springfield 81 81 bid
but sales made. Northern Central Railway 1885
bonds dropped of to-day per cent sales of 81 600 being
made at e. We note also sale of $264 Baltimore and
Ohio lS67s at o. Baltimore and Ohio 1855 closed at so
bid 81 asked x-dvdend. Baltimore City 6's are FIRM
We note sales $50 lS75s 1OO 100 1905
9SK. 1905 closed at 9S4 bid 9sX asked
In New York to-day Cleveland and Toledo advanced
per cent; Rock Island Canton q and Missouri 6's Ri
but New York Central declined s; Reading X; Galena
and Chicago n; Michigan Southern n; Michigan Southern
guaranteed u and Virginia 6's L Illinois Central
bonds, Erie, and Harlem sold at Saturdays prices.
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IMPORTANT FROM WAsHINGToN.--W ashngton,
October LIT is well known in 6ibuster circles
ing against Nicaragua. portion of the exped
tion has already succeeded in leaving New York
and Charleston, but the parties will make no sus-
picious demonstrations until all the plans are ma
tured and the full force is upon the spot ready for
action. Col. Wheat, now in New ork will have
an important position in the new crusade. These
facts can be implicitly relied upon and our govern
ment should be awake to their Importance
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

FOR AL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PmYsIC,
composed that disease within the their
ton rarely Withstand evade them. Their penetran,
properties Search and cleanse and invgorae every portion
of the human organism correcting its diseased action and
storing its healthy vitaeS AsacOnsequence of these pro
peres the invalid who bowed down with pain physica
remedy at once so simple and inviting
Not only do they the every day complaints of every
body but also many formidable and dangerous diseases
The agent below named pleased to furnish gratis Anne
rcan Almanac, containing certificates of their and di
rectons for their use in the following complaints COSre
ness, Heartburn, Headache arising from diSOrdered Stoa
dch Nausea IdigcSiO Pam and NOrbid IndctiOn
the BoWeLS Fiatmency, Loss Of Appee, Jaundice,
other kindred complaints arisngfrom state ofthe bod,
on nlstrIntinn Of fun tinlas
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FRoM MEXIco.-New Orleans Oct Letters
received in this city, from trustworthy sources in
Mexico, mention a report that Vidaurri, the Gov
ernor of New Leon, had enrolled himself under the
standard of the church party.
The very latest intelligence from the city of Mex
leo is to the effect that portion of the clergy had
expressed their willingness to loan Miramon five
million of dollars for the prosecution of the cam
paign, but the remainder Of the clergy were
vehemently opposed to anything of the kind.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. "a special Washing ton tele-
gram in theiN american, of this morning, says
that another formidable iilibuser expedition is pre-
pairing against Nicaragua, and that portion of the
expedition has succeeded in leaving New York and
Charleston, but no demonstration will be made un-
til the plans are fully matured Col. Wheat is to
have an important position in the crusade.
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ST. LOUIS Oct. 3-At the Agricultural Fair on
Saturday, the thousand dollar prize for the best
thorough bred stallion was awarded to "Revenue,"
by imported 'Trustee," owned by Hon. John NJ.
Bolts, of Va.
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Destructive Fires


New York, Oct. 3.-Speyer's lager beer brewery
was burnt last night, involving loss of $3.50 900;
insured for S145, 900
A confagration occurred yesterday at Sing Sing
prison, destroying the file shop, anger shop and
dye house. Loss $50. 900.
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COMPOUND EFrRAcTT or sARsApARILLA,

the eectual remedy which the medical skill of
times devise for this everywhere and fatal
maady 1t is combined from the active remedias that
have been discovered for the eXpugaton of this foul dis
order from the blood and the of the system from its
destructive consequences Hence should be employed for
the onot only Scroula but also those other affections
which arise from it. such ERUPTIvE and SKIN DISEASES
ST ANTHoNYs FIRE RosE ERYsIPELAs, PIMPLEs, PUS-
TULEs, BLoTCHEs BLAIYs and BOS, TUMoRs TETTER and
SALT RHEUM, SCALD HEAD, RINGwORM RHEUMATISM
SYPHITc AND MERCuRIAL DISEASES DROPsY, DYSPEPSIA,
DEBILITY, and, indeed, COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM
VITTATED OR IMPURE BLOOD The popular belief in inpt-
ritz Of the btood is founded in truth, de
generation OF the blood Th particular purpose and virtue
Of this Sarapara is to purify and regenerate this vital
huid without which sound health is impossible in contami
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uSdr-A y cents per lib.
DO do. B..............,..... 81
ielIoW 40. SH
SEEDS-Seeds continue dull and heavy Cloverseed
may now be quoted at S51525; Timothy do at $2G2 25
and FaXseed at l4O1 so per bushe There is nothing
OF consequence doing in either variety.
SALTWe still quote Liverpool Salt at S59O cts for
Ground Alum l35 cts. for Marshalls and jeffrey Oar
cys fine, and 155 cts per sack for Ashtons do There
were three cagoes embracing 90 sacks received
here on Saturday Turks Island Salt is still held at Il
ais cts per bushel.
WHlSKEY.-We note sale to-day of 100 bbls. City
Wmskey at Y cts, but We hear Of transactions in
ONO. we quote it as before at 2SLM2Sh cts.
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EXPORTS FROM MRAITIMORE

WEST INDIEs-Br Brig Hope
S32 bbls -four, 100 bbls. meal, so bags do 200
bushels corn SO buckets lard 20 boxes cheese bbls
beef 80 half bbs do cases lamps, 40. 900 shingles
MATANZAs-Schr. John Bell
450 bbls lard so tierces do 1000 kegs do 10 kettles
do, 25 tierces hams 200 boxes bbs talIow
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New York Bank Statement

New YoRK, Oct. 3.-The Weekly Statement of
the City Banks shows the following: Decrease
Loans, Sl,178,OOO; Specie, 81, ,4Ol, ,O0O Deposits,
Sl,slS,OOO. lncrease-Circulation S49G, 600
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Safety of the Lost Ballcomist
n ~ mi ~

Safety of the Lost Ballcomist La Mountain
Troy, N. Y, Oct 3.-The following despatch
was received here this evening announcing the wei
come fact of the safety of Professor La Mountain,
the missing baloonist
OTTAwAy, C. W, Oct. 3.-We have lost all.
Landed three hundred miles north of Watertown,
in the Canada wilderness. We were four DAYS with
out food, but were brought out by the Indian
guides in canoes, etc. Signed
JNO. LA MOUNTAIN.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-04
Shin News

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3.-Rio dates of Aug 25th,
have been received. The bark Banshee, for Balti-
more, was to sail in few days. Sailed Adelaide
and Paladin for Baltimore