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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-10
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/. DAILY PArRIoT OFFICE, 4
Ian 10 1861

| DAILY PATRIOT UFFIcE,l
| NAsHyILLE, Jan 10. 1861.
| COTTON-The sales yesterday amounted
to about 800 bales at 8. g. 9 65, 9 60, ssc p
| D. 1t takes very choice article to bring
| the last figures.
TOBACCO-A small supply of old tobac-
| co In hogsheads has cme in, but we have no
sales yet to record The trade is still con-
fined to loose. which sells at 81 509S2 for
Tugs. and 81 25@s2 As p cwt. for leaf.
| BACON-There is very little coming in.
We quote hams at 1oac; sides loac; should
ers &c. p d. sNk = =
CORN-Supply limited. From store it is
selling at soc. per bushel; from wagons 75c.
per bushel.
LARD-Good Lard in demand at 9l(910
Rb.
SEEDS-Millet Seed 81; Orchard Grass
Seed 81 so; Glover Seed So 5O@6; Herd
Grass 81 25@sl so; Timothy Seed s325@
So SO; Clean Blue Grass 81 90, Stripped
$3.50. EE
TURPENTINE-65c
WHISKY--Rectifed 25@27; country
brands 50(975c.
IRON.STennessee- &c ,Band7 1914,
Horse Shoe 81. Nail Rod 8. Boiler 81 Sheet
S3(@g5, Hoop s4992. Pittsbarg-Bar 81,
Band 5A06. Horse Shoe5 Nail Rod7 Sheet
5t96, Hoop 7G973.
SAILS.-Threes SIS so. Fours S4 SO per
keg, Skies 81, Fights SIS rs, Tens andiarger
sizes SO so.
81 IOC@I %. Demand good. Peaches.
RI
RoPE-Grassl24@14c .Jute l2a Cotton
Thread 223(923.
LEAD-7kc cents p b.
SHOT-Buck 81 40; Drops go per Dag.
POWDER.-Biasting So 00,and RifieS7
GINSENG--In fair demand at an inereas
ed price. We quote at 40(950 cents.
FEATHERS.-Thereis a moderatedemand
for this article; price 3SC9 40c-
BEESWAX.-Ind demand at 25 cents.
SALT-Fine sack is =. orth SI7509S2 90,
Coarse. 81 SO. Barrel 40e per bushel.
SUGAR-We quote, in bbls, SAf994,
cent less in hhds. n. Y. Coffee Sugars LOG
1l@c shedand powderedIl4 ;Loai
1I@l2.
aud very scarce.
GOLDEN 5YRUP.--In Barrels Toe, in
half-barrels 95, in kegs 81 90.
COFFEE.--Stockl light, demand fair.
Prime Rio is worth l3@l3 cents. Laguyra
14;Java 1920.
CANDLES.-Star firm at l9 for IA OF;
81 for full wcig ht; rallow. l2ac.
HIDES AND LEATHEt--M equotegreen
hides cents, dry H.
Oak Sole Leather soc. p b. for best quail
ty; Harness 80.
RAGS.-Foi Cotton Ragsin good order
3 cents is readily paid
WUOL-Tub-wasbed in demand at 81
cents, pulled, 2S(930; unwashed 1920. E.
OILS.-Linseeu, Zoe; Lard 81 I0i tanners
759l0O; Cod Liver 81.
BALED HAY--From store $50 per ton;
stock Ii ght.
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PuRE BRASDY AND WiSE.-Messrs- LEIL-
rETT 4 SMITH. Market Street, have in store
"a small supply of pure Brandy and Wines,
imported directly from France BY private
citizen of this place, which they are Offering
10 those who can appreciate and are willing
TO pay for a real luxury. In company with
one OF our neighbors OF the press, We have
had The pleasure of sampling The brandy and
some Of the wines. Weiound them extreme
iy paletable.
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River NEWS.
w III Il LIE - WIL6O MS
Sewing Machines.

METHODIST BOOK CONCERN, 200 MULBERRY
vi STKEET, NEW YURK.-Being in constant re-
ceIpt of nquiresfrOm our brethren respecting
ing machines. with requestst recommend aIG pur-
chase, have, IN conjunc ton with lady
friends carefully aud thoroughly exaninedthe vari
Gus machines OF practica aiue for family sewing
aud und those made by rHE WdEsLEK 4 WILSON
MANUFACTURING COMPANY sos Broadway New
York, tofully combine the essentials of a good an
strument and such aswe can confidently recon-
mend.
ourogn nd the households of our friends s, we are
DESTROYS Ihattbeir benefits should be shared by all
our brethren And hence have Interested ourselves
in their behalf.
witho wishes ,yourb brethren,
ABEL STEVENS, IHOS. CARLTON,
JAS. FLOY, J. PORTER
DAN'L WISE, BENZ. EDW ARDS,
DAVID TERRY, VIM A cox
J.B.McFERRiS Book Concern Nashville.
PARSON a. CO..
noyS-3mdw Agents Nash vile Tennessee
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SERVED THEN RIGHT.-The attaches of th e
Memphis AuaiaHehs office have presented
Mcssrs. n. q. GAiI.AwAy aud COLIN NJ. CAMP-
BELL, the editors OF the paper, each with a
beautiful gOld-htaded cane, with appropri-
ate Inscriptions. Good tor them. 1t may
not be improper to say in this connection,
that the rumor that the attaches OF this Office
are about to serve us in the same way, is
wholly without foundation.
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SANFoRD's OPERA TRoUPE.-This popular
troupe made their first appearance at the
to its utmost capacity, and the entertainment
kept the audience in roar from beginning
to end. There will be an entire change of
programme for tonight.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-10

PRICE OF Gas REDUCED---Tbe Directors
of the Nashville Gas Light Company. held
their monthly meeting yesterday. DANIEL F.
CARTER was elected Director instead of n.
e. ALIJowAY, resigned. A diyidene of 10
der cent-upon the receipts of the past twelve
menths was declared; and the price of Gas
reduced from 81 to So so per thousand feet.
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ANOTHER LAMP ExPLosIoS.--We recorded
yesterday the death OF lady Of this city from
injuries received by accidentally setting fire
10 some oil with which she was filing a
'.Vesper Oil" Lamp. On Friday night last,
Mr.. n. C. DAVID, formerly of Franklin, was
severely burned on the hand and face in
Memphis by the explosion of one of these
lamps.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Hughes, of Indiana.
will he appointed to the Judgeship of the
Court of Claims.
Mr.. Toombs has prepared q general bank
rupt bill, but its presentation wall be pre-
vented by the unsettled political condition
of the country.
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River News.

ARRIVED.
Jan. S.-Minnetouka, Paducah.
DEPARTED.
9.-Minnetonka, Padacah.
ST. Francis No. 2, Paducah.
The river was about at stand yesterday
with feet water on the Shoals.
The james Johnson is taking in freight at
at the wharf. for New Orleans. She was
shipping yesterday lot of cattle. We
understand that she will take down alto
geiher 400 head of cattle and mules.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-10

EIGTH OF JANUARY-ROCK CITY GUARDS
The Rock City Guards, under command OF
Capt. r. C. FOSTER, made their appearance
on paradeye=terday 10 celebration of the
18th of January, the anniversary of the Battle
OF New Orleans. The Guards are splendid
cOmpany-One of the finest and most snowy
that has ever been seen in Tennessee.
After parading through come of the prin-
cipal streets of the city, the Guards, having
accepted an invitation to dine with the gal
LIANT Capt. FOSTER, proceeded to his resi-
dence, where they were entertained in prince
Iy style. The dinner was enlivened by
speeches from Capt. FOSTER, DR.. r. G. FosrER'
Gov l. G. HARRIS, Gov. III. S. FoorE, Cap t.
MILL b. WALTON, Maj. HERMAN, Gen. CHEAT
HAN, JOHN HUGH SMITH, E-q., Col. TAYLOR,
of Ky, W. Il. Cox, Esq, Of \. O., Col. THos. I.
SMILEY, G.. NJ. FoGG, Esq, 7. J. FOSTER,
Esq, Gen. WASH. BARROW, and others.
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A IL persons desiring > SrrzEsos srtf1ie ef Coal
~ entirsly free from Slkrk % czsHsz azsd n.s inz
saiy SsyEx PSF e<s<s saeefs seHa an nraer q
ths .ksBA Coal lzfd, here sAe yrsn bsain sLs o. 81
saenieAl ca~ia tie esq tAs FELIX'S iss sow prs-
-
! Large seisetea Ianp. 81 eestx asr Isa>ks..
sSFa<aea 90 Eseps. IL
H.ksksnz a. Z ~ flhe, Is /.
Orders eesssl n isex ~ r. u. ~ Il Us g.rs
bszx IS ths X . C. n. =. peg-et.
Dc s1-u FAM ). AsSEw.
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Louisville and NaShVitle
RAILROAD.
~ -; -


TWO through kSpfess Passenger frziss belseen
Il Ss,nsiiir aad Aoaizs iiie uasSiag close eoapse-
tioHs al ioasyille Tor Ncs York, 1ssstoa Phiaael-
pE.a, BkiuInore, "a sshingsoB Cay, Baf.io, Nisgars
Fails cles eisad, cineaanasl 81 Loms aa Iile Far
West.
ON and amer svSpAr, December 18th 1853, trains
viii rua ss foiioss.
fFsttrafniesses Nashsi Tile al IS A N daily stop
ping al ssilstu Bowling GrseH, tsiasfos Jnuttia
kizabethtosn sad ali rsguiar stations hen sigsai
ND ey Bag, arriving "a iseassvllie ~ ~, u
~. Returning, leaves i<uiSstl1e al sc A. n. stop
r. n. e
Second TIA leaves Nashville "a 1s3s =. n. daily
fsnndAf exeePted sseprzug aEst sfSiR, and
raFiag 10 LOUSY lie 81 Las A A. ketareinx leaves
f-oass de a s-le r. NJ, stog.ass above, aad
rtfsEk ia sasnSilieat ~ 81 A. D.
Gsilssla Accommodation fsa1s leaves Mash rifle
daily (-seaays exsslsssI asia = ~, sas 4rriT-
as ssssiAslA stS-foP. x. ketsrafsa caves Cabs
ssn a 90 A. n, and arrives an Nashville ~ sic
A. n
IAnEsf. GAMBLE, sept.
A J. EsztD. Gen 'iTie&et Asas ascse-dtf
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1sHis <rficle sz. eles tasse ss- ne 81 eireess
i <kaaeEs 10 Iseftais sAcrezs< ~ ASST -
re<aizfe tsfs thr nasbef OF their ezpFiHk ~isA-
ea<srfarins tiss esszsltass- it saiy safe asa
xsre rrsfeatssi@s against PrsezaazF sa4 Diszss<-
ta< taised states ~ csn-5z .ise Ter 81 zna s. PEE
ozea-
F1lIS-Tnsse ffiis he sAf Eaeseias szssrsea a.
zH<z> ssle< can fais srss sl1 sstezE cestssnff
fsr tie tesae4szte rslaaszlo< laslFzezfazs. frre<
skse - per bsx- L4eE bar eont-sas - fsils- seat
bF sat 49,.
ms 5>s<zere4e ks eens1ltee si-aissssez 81
priznfe z4tare- aezH1<zae tFe=tszeAt. 4Elex care
1sf a<etts4tr eaasF1 eizzs <ssssz.
Grunge h. 91EH. \. IA. tfszes seeFasr II s<fzn8
tkftA ssx<f TIE s<sse 5&efz. tzszza1es
~ = sfrAzfs szfs<s, ss~ 1sfk. L-tsh4zsised
l1x4 1<l-5 Asa.
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18TH Battle of New Orleans, A Ballad
of Louisiana" is the title of poem in Har-
pa's Aggazme by THOMAS Dunn ENGLISH.
1t consists of PA lines, but We can give but
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-10

~ The Rock City Guards added 10 The
pleasing Incidents of the day yes erday, By
calling upon Mrs. President PoIx al her res-
idsnce, By whom they we're Hospitality ~
eelYed.
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TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. 10. Is
PriuteF1s Ink.

We have inst received A No article Of WINTER
NEWS INK from these celebrated manufacturers,
Mathprs Son, New York. WIirh Ter for sale
on reasonable terms. %, so and 100 lbs. Kegs
Orders solicited.
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THE YA0Eas--We were glad 10 see the
German fagsrs oat on parade in faii uniform
yesterday, with the band Of music, joining
IN celebrating the ssh OF January.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-10

s The proprietor Of the Lunar lamp"
in this city is anxious for the public to know
that there is no danger OF an explosion with
his lamp.
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THK LoUIsyIuk JoUKSAL.-Thfs newsnapcr, now In
Is IhirIieIh year, has aimed celebrity and crcu
lltin surpassed BY papers ouI Of the city Of New
York As Daily Journal the proprietors wiil spare
expense to make IL Of the arst Glass The network
OF Telegraph all over tbs Union enables them TO
pert ali events OF public almost smultAne-
oasly with their occurrence; while the Increased "a
chIes OF Railroad communication offer channels
prcmptdelSery u the journal 70 subscribers
In the very shGftesi period AFTER publication.
The AGnCvLTUKAt DEgAKTsKNT OF the Journal Is
made OF special attention and interest. The arti
esz under this head prepared by Practical Far
msr. aud have commanded the approval OF some OF
the best agriouiturisIs in this aad other states.
The terms OF subscription are as follows, per
year -
I1.ge Daily ssut by mall 90
c,uatry DAILY aud rri-weekiy ....... 5 90
Weekly ga clubs of teal -...-.............i SO
siagle copy. -....................- 90
Rsmistances by nail ia registered letters at
risk
All comm anicalions addressed to
PRENTICE, HENDERSON 4 OSBORNE,
janS-4t Louisville, Ky.
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this articleror overten
coNfiDKScExSDrktTH Of as

this articleror overten
coNfiDKScExSDTktTH OF a--
been Rhie 10 say Of
ER HAS 1T FAlI.LD 49,
EFFECT A Curl, when
We know an instance
one who used IL, on
lighted with its opera
of highest conn enda
and medical viTIuea
WHAT NJ DO kSow,,
ence. AID PLEDGE opk
MANI ~ WHAT RERs
instance where the in go
aitd sNhSestIoB, relic
twenty Minutes after
sered. 80
ton is the prescriptions g
iERikNCkb and skill
land. anu has bess
no SCCcEzS
OF CASkS.
from pam, but invig -
bowels, csrfects aciai
erEy 60 the whole sys
stantly Feliere
BOW Els, AMI - ~
CullC.
which Il not speedii, E
v e believe 1.-THE hes,
wogip. an ala caxcs nj
RIGA IN CHILDREN
tecIhing- or from sny
say to every mother
from any OF the foreeo-
LA YOUR PREJUDI.
iiiCEs OF OILERS sa
ing child aad the rof,ef sIa
ABSOLUTELY SURE aal
mesliclne. IL timely =
~iii accompany each
! less the facsimile OF
: York - on the cut.
oai the world. 7s
Cedar st. New York.
cents per bottle.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-10

FAMILY LAED-Housekeeper in want of a
choice article of lard in kegs can find it at the
store of RHEA, HARDCAsTLE & Co., On Broad
Street.
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Buena Vista Springs
FOR RENT

Il cliy excellent taynpske raad Is offer
esi fof Teat for tue ensuing The ptesrietors
have spared expense beauty Ing the ssesnsis
and making sneh subst Enti improvessis
make ~ an inviting place f.r IA pleasure sszsrrs
sioss business stii sAmH as bat irastsa atssenes
trom the city. There the gFoands sae ~sii
faEGtsiacd h0sse foxsed sif every hing rc1 lise
% soei1l uement, Esfards ke- tis dfsirsEia AZ
a residence Also another entidibE detschea con.
fziaing tso and ssssllssi fsa-fss AIirys, Bar.
sc
Iae premises contain txo aeger falling Satr5Hr
Springs thai yearly 6s the city
accsaat 81 their medical ard tHalztsbie qaaiisic<
For further particulars teaenlss The u the
place, teFaas OF rsnt, &c. cal. en-
IAlCGlas 4 Ash,
Corner Of DcadsFs1k Aaa chssry ssfsess,
dscis-Q Nashville, fsnn.
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Cumberland Coal.

Cum berland Coal.
ON aad after the arrival OF the Coal Boats the
" undersigned, dealers 10 tais an walled Coal, viii
the ihe citizensf the places designated
below althe osiewiHs prices, towit:
LARGE Lump Coal, - cents per bnshel
Round "a size, IL DO do;
delivered from the boats. " T. M.pOOIIN,
Clark street.
y. a HUDSON,
Market Street near l.. X. X. Depot.
MATT & NORSEII-,
Market Street below l.. r.. x Depot.
NASHVILLE loAi COMPANY, r
Cherry Stseet, near Onion.
WOuDCt OK & FOX,
Cherry Street, opposite Pos, olslee
HAYDN JASPER,
No. IS College Street.
p. boyle,
College Street, near No. ass Engine House.
W A. JAMES.
dscl2-d30d No. 81 Soufh College Street
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SMALL DWELLING WANTED.-For the pres
ent year. Appl5 at this Office
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Spefial llotiffs.


From. ute Hsle Fork Duly 7ritt1as, July -, 1859
PREPARED GLUE-Little conyeniences for general
family use, are often OF more value than what
called great Inventions" There is housekeeper
that has been often annoyed by squeaEy, rickety
chairs SOFAS tables, etc. which have become SO by
the joints where they are put together becoming
shrunkeu AID loose, aud so long asfurni,ure left in
this condition. there constant danger Of general
smash up. Aud again, such accidents breakage
OF furniture do occasionally occur Sin the best regu
lated families" To remedy the annoyance and per-
plexty oceasioned by these troubles, keep the
house a small quantity Of Prepared Glue, which
be applied the al cited parts by any person OF
binary skill, with much less trouble than sending
the article a cabinet maker, say nothing Of the
saving OF expense. The Kind labeled
''Spadipg Celebrated Prepared Glue--usefnI eve
~ family ;" and have found 1t a valuable add
ton cabinet OF ''late convenience fully
concur in the sentiment Of the label.
janlO-2w
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To TIE EDTr0Rs or IKE PATRIOT: 49,
Having seen many certificates in your paper Of
cures made by the Indian Doctor, deem it my duty
toteii the afflicted what he has done for me- In
April last my feet and hands became completely
paraIyzedl; they much swelled, and for i've
months could not walk even erushes- was
treated by four good doctors there are in
Nashville / also went 10 the water cure, all of
which did me no good. I, as a last resort. applied
to the Indian Doctor, who said should walk or he
would take down his sign He gave me his
Blood Purifier and all Healing
Ointment,
which have used for about six weeks. am conf
dent be will not have to take down his sign, for
walked two miles yesterday. People may cry hum
bug, but lean assure all that the Indians humbug
is the kind ali afflicted stand in need OF.
Yours Truly,
J. K. M0FFIT,
No. II, Deaderlck Street.
Nashville, JAM ,, 1850 janp-e&w1w.
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Here, INN rude log cal il,
Few poorer men there be
Among The mountain ranges
MW. stern tennessee

As there happen to be no mountain ranges
in Western Tennessee, We fear the poor devil
has forgotten the locality of his hut. Thomas
writes good English, but misrepresenting the
physical geography of the country is a thing
he ought MT 10 have Dunn.
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WHO INVEiTED THE SEEMING MAChlAE (!
The Howe Sewing Machines!
ESTaPI ISHED lS45
ESTABLISHED lS45.
Z Howe, Jr.. Original Inventor an
Patentee.

&c, HOWE, Jr.. OrISfhaI Inventor an
Patentee.
TTrHESE MACHINES strictly First Class, and for
Il beauty and simple ty of construction. durbiiity
and efficiency in working, are unequalled by any.
They make tight lock tcl more nearly alike upon
both sides OF the goods than that made by any other
Msehille
They are capable OF doing greater variety of work
than any o,hsr family machine. The 500 machDe is
warranted do hne work as the " Wheeler ~ Will
son and heavy the large Singer machine.
Na- FAMILY MACtfiSES.-Prices 500, $40,
$50, $50, aud 500.
The Howe CyliAder Machines, for all Leather
stuchlng, such as Boot and Shoe werk, Carriage
trimming, Harness work, &c, have always held Il
reputation far above any Other nrachine-- fact uni
versally admitted. No other Leather maehiUes use
so small needle the Howe Cylinder Machine.
PrIce-135 aud $3.50.
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What Constitutes a Good Sewing Machine

l. IL should be " ell made, simple It's coDstrus-
ton, and easily kept in order.
.. IL should make IA tight iock-sutch alike on both
sides of the material.
3. 1t should sew auy and all materials that can be
sewed
l. 1t should be able TO colt thread. er silk.
8. II should be able to from coa tine,
and from thick u thin with rapidity aud without
changing the tension.
less, both the under and upper threads, aud with
{ Uniformity.
Z. tsshouId have straight needle, Carved ones are
liable 10 break.
s. The needle should have perpcndicuiar mion. os
This IL absolutely necessary for heavy work.
@ 1t should be able to bad with a binder, hem
with henmer; should stitch, feli, and gather.
10. IL should be always ready 10 work.
IL Ii should be capable OF using the size of
thread both sides OF the work and of using differ
ent colored thread or SILK above or below, TO cor
respond with any two coors Of cloth To be unite
Il. il should be able TO make long short
Is II should commence sewing tightly a, the first
H. Il should run easily and make bat little noise.
Is IL should have wheci-ieed; none others
in cons contact with the work
10. IL should not be Liable get cut OF order.
IL 1t should net be liable 10 break the thread,
skin the stitches.
Is IL should not be liable tt oil the operators
dress
~ 1t should not form rigde the under side.
rayel out nor be wasteiui of thread, ss is the
case with all chain stitch machines.
worln-'
Get the Best!
eThe Howe Family and Leather Machines are war
ranted give better salts than any other
chimes ia the Market or money refunded.
The beet Sewing Machine cotton In the City, lOrrz
& Maenaushtis,) At So cents per dozen Howe's
Machine Twist, AL excellent article, Is cents per
spool.
IS College street,
dec23-u over Met lelland's
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The popularity Of the MEXICAN MUSTANG I'M.
MENr, is coextensiTe with the civilization OF the
globe. Other ARTICLES claim GHeriGfe pain and
distress-ihis cures. Family Physicians, 6oveFn.
ment Hos itals Farriers, Planters Farmers Livery
men, &c. have particularly deSonstrated this fact
throughout the world No article before re-
ceived such undivided praise and suppcIsfrom Medi
cal and Scientihc men
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Markets..
New YORK. Jan. 9.-Floar firm; sales 5000
bbls. at So 25; Corn quiet at S30@S7e; Mess
Pork sic 45@SI6 80, Lard-SaIes loo bbls.
at l0i( logo.
Cotton dull; sales 500 bales; Middling Up
land Ii &C; MoiaSscs-Orleans, at auction 53;
Old crop 350@39t; Sugar frm-Cuba Ia94.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 9.-Flour steady at SIS 80
ass 40; Whisky 2la2l5; Mess Pork held at
sic 50; Corn 55a56c.
River News.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 9.-The river is falling,
with feet inches water in the canal. Mer-
curry So deg. The canal is open.
ST.. Louis, Jan. 9.-Tne river is rising slow
ly. The ice is floating down from the gorges
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A FsEa 70 Ia issA csa nssrses Il n.sti.s.
III sosnss. Asa1s sa
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From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Ballot for Speak r.
necessary to choice ll0-Sherman los;
Hamilton IS; Gilmer q; scattering 4.
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The Test OFF, Years. Experience
Has proved the saPertaFqoaliiy OF
HEGEmAN. CLARK a. CO.'S
Genuine Cod kaiyer Oitfs

his pfoaoaHned by Physicians the best rslaedy
for Consumption ,seraaaia Chrsnle Rhsama tsu he,
ever discovered.
eAOnoS.-Fhs value OF this remedy depends upon
Ia purity and IA order 10 secure eussouersa
pure article, eEe ofoar ara Nexiessssl.ne 20
ssperintend the aasbufaeasre 81 oii, sns
rant IL pure. See thai tie lz6sl has ne r4Sie and
mortar, zaa abe signature the cork ef
tie there Is . great deal Of cheap ,iRferios esl
pAimsd on FOR genuine, 10 the great Injury 81 pa
uents.
ss-AskGar Hegemzn. clArk Cas-. sas take no
oIhsr, as many have been cared with the gsaslas
xhs nave used sthsrs ~ishoutAay bshsat
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RHEUMATISM

OF years standing, has been totally cured. Piles,
Ulcers, fam9rs, Running Sores Sctnfna 81 JOINTS,
Feloas. swellings, B1rEs. BltrS, Botls, Chaps Seu
rsigta, salt Rheasn, and all aches aud pains upon
man and kindred complaints uprn
HORSES, CATTLE, sc. ~
suehas Rag Done Gall Scratches spawn Poll xvii,
Sweeney hcog-all, sc are sabdned aAd cared by
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FRESH ARNHVAi.
OF
w IN TER GOODS.
We haveiust received fresh supply of
Winter Goods.
ought al reduced prices, making our assortment as
COMPLETE

az al the nrst OF the season. TO which We invita- the
special attention Of merchants wanting rc,n;,,no
stocks. >.Ns ieS' uitin =
novl7 wS r.-
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ADAM q EyrS.

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HAfE feF lane. eFsEy niEbt fress s,siors r u .
L Il - II estaek Fresh oy eser soap "a u cents.
@ai tbe aasst q Oysters pFesarsd 10 srasg 81 ali
beats q tAs dzy snd slsst- nsssi-a