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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-30

ADucE.-As the hot season is alFroftciing every
person should prepare their system ior thc change, ana
there is no remedy 50 appIcbes' -5ci cans strength
enins Cordial and DiyoI Plri her. 1t wiz purify the
blood thoroughly, and at the same time strengthen
and invigurute the whole organization The immense
quantity of that spd daily is proof enough of It's
great virtues in thoroughly remuy5ng all impure mat
ter from the blood. We say 10 all, try it! 1t is de
cious to take see the advertisement in another col
umn -. -.- -. .. B.
We would Gil rar,icuIa1 attention 20 Ne1eaa's
notice in another column. We ada the Following iiom
the It. Louis Herald, which spl,.ks volumes in its
favor. Wes4y 10 al give il q trial: .. .. .
I'VE take especial pleasure in recommending Nc
Lean celebrated strengthening Cordial as AN inyaina
bile remedy f,r general debility and weakness. We
hsvess,n it tested in circle unisr or own imncdi-
ate observation and can vogch for its efficiency and
worth. II Is an article which oa.d be kept constant
~ in every family, as it is certainly invaluable
medicine. see the advertisement another column
oCtI-dARiIl
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C5- We desire to cali the attention of the
members of the various Clubs to the call for
a meeting at 10 O'Clock to-day. Business of
Importance will come before the meeting.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-30

N1-DRUcKER d CHEESEMAN'S Brewery has
been rebuilt, and is again ia opera lion.
BAKKHoRN YESTERDAY received supply Of
their new ale.
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sPALDING,s PREPARED GLUE

meets all such emergencies, and household af
ford % be without IT, IL Is always ready and up the
sticking point There Is longer a necessity for
Jumping chairs spiuterei veneers, heaess dolls and
broken cradles. IL just the article for shell and
other ornamental work, popular with G ,es of
lnemynI ami taste.
This admirable preparation IS used cold being chem
ic.liy held in solution. ami possessing al the valuable
qualities 81 the best ibnet-IlaeTs Ghe- IL may be
used the pacs oi ordinary mucilage, being vastly
more a.ihcsi-c-
.-CSEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
y. B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle Price, .
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TO CnnsIEsalnt5Ees.

The Advertiser, having been restored 10 health ia Il
few weeks 10y very simple remedy, after having rut
fered several years with a seycre lung a ct"u, aat
that dread disease, Coisumptiou-is anxious tonal'
known to ms fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire 1t, he viii send a copy Of the pre-
scription used Gree of Charge, with The directions r
preparing and using the ssme which thcy VIII ilii "a
sare cure for CONSUMPTION, ASTITjiA, IRON
GIFTS, dc Tie only object Of thc advertiser in
sending the Prescription to benefit the afflicted. and
spread Information which ne c1nceives TO bee my.u-
able and he hopes every Sufferer VIII try is remedy,
as it viii cost them nothing, and may pro blessing
Parties wishing the prescription viii p address
Rev. EIIRABD Il. VI OF,
WILLIAMSBURG,
cct4-1y Kings County, N"'S York
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-, 60 anl I,rcannro -.

Bank note and Exchange List.
All Tenn. Z Notes. ari oui=ihIa Banks dis
tfctl15 Mobile. .....-.-....- L dis
Ens OF America. / dis Missouri BOP ,
Southern / dis tate Bank lis
Comm, rgH Ba-S-... 1 DIS central. o.. "a dis
plutr.g, ELlll.....1 dis Commercial BIZ. 4etI dis
Bucks ! dis All good caSt'n BIZ dis
Oecee Bank L DIS Ni4uia...-.. % 30 dis
ITreceb Bank. 20 disi : Carolina X Geo. Z dis
Bans of fazewei-... DIS n Westn 3 Ca. 3 dis
= Claiborne. > dis North Carolina lie, = dis
:. l. Tenn. 80 dis EXCHANGE.
Citizens B'R. Mem. - di, New Orleans. pre-
B1pk OF Jefferson. 50 dis New York selling = pre-
Exchange Bank 80 dis Philadelphia . urt.
hrAlHcS! i'llSS- = lis Baltimore 3 pre-
tfiln i'i>e-. - = DIS i'tsVl "a pre-
laiiil- state Bank = lis Cincinnati = pre-
Illinois -......-..-3e G , dis
WORTHLESS BANls.
Agricllt'i I'k Browns INIectin,cs' Blk, Nemhfs.
vile. Memphis SAVING Inst
Central Bank. Min. * Mauuf. Bank.
Farms K N.rch'ts BluiS Knoxville.
Memphis. DAM, OF Trenton. broke
SIP cIe.
Gold, American. -p1ri silver. par
.s s.1nd Warrants.
90 acres, per acre.--...-75 90
Observation-Disclosures ...--. 65
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PubIIc Speaking.

Thomas w. Beaumont, Esq, will address
the people of Humphreys aud Benton Coun-
ties, at the following times and places
BENTON.
At tialsryie, Thursday Nov. LIST
- Camden, Friday .-......-.--. $3.50. do ~
Z" Chapuitapec saturday. do 81
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GRAND MASS MEETING
OF THE UNION MEN!!
It Tiiof Knob, in Sumner County.

There viii be 4 Grand Mass Meeting of the
Uniszz8-n. at PILOT KNOB, in Sumner
County, On FhiIly, AogsH'Jer I'd. The follow
ing distinguished gentlemen have been invit-
cd, and are confidently expected to be in at
tendance and address the people:
Ex-Gov. MOREHEAD. Hon. JOSHUA F. BELL.
Hon. WN. c. ANDERSON, Of KY. ROGER ".
Hanson, Of KY, Hon. L. II. EWING, Hon.
JNO. I. House, Hon. RoBr. HATroN, Col
JORDAN Strokes, Hon s. 5. STANTON.
Ample provisions will be furnished on the
grounds.
COME EVERYBODYm i'd.
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DIR KINGS DIsPEASARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

70 - DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, FOR
III ~ the hast four years VI Louisville, Ky,
49, and Eho has devoted his attention TO
the treatment Of private diseases for 80 years, iiters
himself, having attended to practice FOR mary
years, and cured many thousands, he Is enabled to
All diseases ul private nature, 10 matter now
bad they may he from nGJiiCUrs mc,iIcai treatment,
neglect Of their own. DT Kings HIs cnsAry IS
No % Dcaderck street, between Cherry and the rc,
econd story, where he al diseases Ol private
nature.
GonOrIea cured without nauseCus medicines or in
difference with business.
Structures of Old or date, eGectusly cared in
a few days, by operation which G-tuses pam.
Where Structure exists health cannot be enjoyed.
Perhaps disease CAUSES mischief and under
mines the constitution much
syphilis with all the diseases Of the SKIN. growing
out of neglect or bad treatment, can be cncctualiy
cured In a lew days.
Seminal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. attention having been
given 10 this disease and all the Consequence growing
OGt OF it, brought in many cases by tie lrucJlvc
habits OF nconsderate youths, and excessive mdui
gence of the passions neglect OF which WA under
mine the constitution, rendering the subject unit
business or society, and causing premature old age.
the Womb may rest assured immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating their
case, with aee enclosed direct TO Dr. \. king, No %
Deadeck street, Nashville, Tenn, Will have the neces
sary medicines sent to their address. Olice hours
from O'Clock in the morning until in the evening
july1O-ind&wIy
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HoIio,vay,s piiis.-Tht blood is

HoIIoway's Piiis.-Ths blood is the very
essence Of heath ana lito- II furnishes the eonln
ncnts Of flesh, bone muscle nerve and intcguneut
The stomach is the apIaratus-thc arteries lhe dis
trbutors and the intestines the channels 10y which the
waste matter is carried Gil Upon the stomach and
bowels these medicines act Simultaneously.
oct30-1w
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NOTICE.

have sold out my entire interest in the firm Of
Nicholson * Humphrey TO DAY ii Humphrey, who VIII
continue the business heretoore.I will assist him
him in winding up the business Of the Obj firm, and
solicit for him continuance Of patronage bestowed
on the Old firm efse.t J.sC. NICHOLSON.
In order to reduce my Stock as much possible; be-
fore receiving new Goods, for short time win offer
my entire stock at cost, for cash.
July2, 1850 .ssiIIn1 DAVID IEqAlFHREY.z
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Augusta Harriet.

AUGUSTA, Oct. 2T.-P. VI.
COTTUE-Demlnd today brisk with a slight al
vance. Sales # s57 bales At S1=iG Ike 2 Ii.
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Dividend Notice.

~ VIE Rard a. Directors OF the Nashville aud Catta
nolgi Railroad Company have this day declared a
s-inlnnttl dividend OF three per cent payable and
aer the 18th inst, at the office the Treasurer
Nashville W. \. GIEANES,
uctS-Im Secretary < Treasurer.
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GRAND RALLY

Joi.Bs0n7sC Corner, Bread street.
ON
Friday Night, NOV. 2d, 1860.
The friends of BELL and EVERETT and the
UNION will rally at Johnson's Corner. Broad
street. ON Friday night. Addresses VIII be
delivered by 4. /. DEMoss, Esq. NJ. VAUGHN,
Esq, and others.
The Military and Ward Clubs will meet on
the Square at =! o'clock, and move in a body
to the place oil speaking. dtd
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Jdandfce, ftcer and iJe, GelaeTu De5iIity, ard all
t4t5 Diseases driSillgf rom a Dis0Tiered St0Iaqch
LireTDTy B0leelS.
FEsHEY arc are used and recommended by leading
4 Physicians Of the country, and all who Use them
pronounce them invauabIe.
1r james L I.eepere writes from Navarro stark co,
Ohio, . The bitters highly praised by t,sc sueI
M from ndlses ton, dyspepsia and liver complaint
DAVIS, fostFIlstcT al WiliaInsport Ohio saws
They give great satisfaction. 4 use them nlvsef
having taken coht beeone Prostitute aHd lost my spe
Nte. Il fensye 81. ne, and can recommend Il WITH
DE-. Vim. NJ. Kerr, Of RDgefsvie, Ind writes as that
they are the most valuable medicine offered lie has
recommended them with great success, ami with them
male several cures Of paItior OF the heart aud gen
Thomas stanford, Esq.,, BlounisviIle Henry co, ind,
Wits Us a long letter glider gate y May 1860 lie
vas much rednoed Saving been afflicted for three
years with great nervous debility papttlqn OF the
and am in robust health.
George ". Holman says he WIS afflicted with sfleu
ssl twenty years IN ali its vafiesis forms, and
II the datcOf his letter he had been Two years Sei
the Bitters eeetig euro, Szlf several phys ieai's
attending fa'eoti Do MA no Eeoa ne say, Tor
ton or troisy, It Is a specific certain remedy
j. W IIant writes from BsinIeis Alen CO. Ohi,, a
section where sfrsflnd agtie prs{s) ttld ne most
c1eeffuE Recommends tlsan Of decided merit 10 al
cases of lever and a.sle and general debiity
D. X iaiieieIs, ii. u. SrisessifoIa Van Vert. Ohio,
most respectfully recommend the Siiorry Vine Bit
t 70 the notice of all dispeptie persons, ana 10 al
Who require stimulating llefiieiae.
Such NEWS NE ARE REGEIyISG Dahl.
FULL DIRECTIONS AccoMPANYING EACH !soTTLi,
= They are seiaHby sisaieine dealers generally.
J. \. HARRIS : co, Cincinnati talls.
Propsietors Tor iile southern Western States 10
ygiinm address all orIers. e-.--
For sale wieiesale and retail ~ " " Berry 4 Ie-
fsy fIle ENin, lendieson Co sIl Rims y Brown.
ssifS-il. reIln = Mansfield Co., Memphis, Tenn
j Wright ( Co. and ssoys4 s ss.slls, New Orleans
~ Park Cincinnati, Ohio; EsFsod Wider Louisville,
Ky oct6-iAw-1y
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8iessrz ". II. BIsyi45,l CO., Atlanta. Geo ents
cordially endorse all you reconnuend in relation 10
Clark * Fulicr's Ainbrosial OH. In Neuralgia and
Toothache for which have fully tried it, it is GOV
eregn cure. A. STODDARD.
oct3D-Iw .s-- Ea# ff
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Public Speaking.

Col a N Looncy and Gen c W Gordon viii address
their fellow citizens at
Wiilidmzpogt, Iaury " Thursday Nov /
Hampshire. - 4" Friday, 2
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NEw YaRK, Oct. 9.-Cotton--Weaker
sales to-day 2000 bales. iniddling upland lIs;
Flour, sales 2L0Q0 hbls 5 25a5 80; Whisky.
sales .aHimportant 22aa23, Corn daII. sales
$4,000 bushels GSA69; Mess Pork. sales 100
bbls IS 06ai0 u; Lard dali. sales 100 bbIs
131aI35; CeiIee, sales 2909 bags Rio l2aal45:
sugar steady. sales $50 boxes Cuba Gag.
Havana 73T0a aHuY(l. 8
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CNcixNArI, Oett29.- Flour dull and I'M
changed; sales unjmportant. Corn steady
at IS. Oats firm. Whisky. sales L .290 bbls
at Ice. Provisions quiet Ness pork 1900.
Lard l08 Linseed OIL SIS Coffee I5iaI6.
Sugar S4a9I. M6fasses 4Ia43. = -a~
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New 0m-HAxs, Oct -Cotton-The
steamer news to-day caused a greater firm
ness; sales 10, coo bales; middling IIlAII1
Sugar dull; 7daSl. Molasses 4la43. WHISKY
% Freights 10 Liverpool 3aI7i32.
Arrived. j. II. Jarvis, from New York. J.
2. Whiiney, from Bristol.
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ORGANS OF THE REGEScr.-The Albany Re-
gency is in direful tribulation over the doings
of the Breckenridge State Convention at SYRIA
cuse, and Its organize Atlas and Arqus-
groans in a manner which. if not ludicrous
would be touching. 1t seems that Dean Rich
mond and his confederates Of the Regency made
some clumsy arrangement with pretended
Breckinrisge men, by which they calculated on
winning over the whole democratic vote Of this
State for Douglas, and now they fad that they
have been regularly swindied, and that the
last chance for union of the two factions has
gone glmmering. Hence these tears. The
Argus and Atlas seems at loss for expressions
strong enough to wreak its temper on the
leaders Of the Convention. II does the best il
can in that way-calls them "disorganizers. =
"violent and vindictive men," and again, "vio.
lent and revepgeful." 1t Is even carried away
so far by its passion as to venture on the asser-
ton that they have run counter to the wishes
of the administration. Deluded Regency, We
could not have believed that there was any po-
litician in the country ignorant of the fact that
the administration was never more committed
to any measure or policy than it is committed
to the support of Breckenridge.
Let Dean Richmond 4 Co. still their throb.
bing breasts, calm their agitated minds, and
await in calm resignation and with Christian
spirit the result of the election. II Is FORE
gone conclusion. So far as this State Is con-
cerned, Mr. Douglas, their candidate, may pos
sibly get from 10000 to 10000 of its 100000
votes, and Breckenridge about an equal num-
Der. II is. therefore. all mp with them The
Regency must only work the harder for State
spoils, because, as to federal spoils, they have
not got the ghost of chance of participating
in them. Sic transit. Thus passes away the
glory of the Regency.
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The JAPANESE SwNDLE IN THE BOARD OF
CouScrMrS.-This evening the test will be put
to the Board Of Councilmen upon the notorious
swindle in connection with the reception of the
japanese Embassy. which the Aldermen have
already swallowed without grin, and we shall
see how they will come out of the trial AT their
last meeting there was some evidence of quak-
ing and Sinking the question, as well as little
manifestation on the part Of one Councilman Of
a stricken conscience. The taxpayers will no
doubt be on hand in large numbers tonight to
witness the denouement
The following are the names Of the members
of the Corporation who voted for the passage
of te appropriation on a former OCCASION
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THE AMERICAN SCIENTIFIC CoNvESrIoN.-The
American Scientific Convention has just closed
its fourteenth annual session, at Newport, after
several days deliberation. during which a varie-
ty Of interesting subjects were treated upon.
BUTT happens that scientific societies of this kind
never effect any practical result. The papers
read and discussed are no doubt very interest
ing to the professors themselves, who read. hear
and discuss them. and who, after all, are but an
assembled conclave of Z. Meriams whose phi
losophical dispositions upon natural phenomena
and scientific observations are In most cases no
thing more than a rebash Of the contents Of sci
entifc books, and very often have not the mega
tive merit Of presenting facts as they really
occur, or with the accuracy and intelligence
with which they are given to us in TIE news
papers.
The Scientific Association had before
them at the late session four subjects
of unusual INTERESTINGLY, the Donati
comet the recent meteors which visited us,
the extraordinary display Of the aurora bo-
reals, and the result of the Coast Survey expe-
dition 10 Labrador to make observations Of the
solar eclipse. Yet what practical conclusions
did they come TO with regard to any Of thems
AS an evidence Of how little these philosophers
really know, with all their study and observa-
ton, they cannot tell us what meteor IL, nor
can they fathom the mystery of the aurora bo-
reals, further than to assume that II IL a mani
festation Of electricity proceeding from the
magnetic pole, which any one who ever saw
summer lightning can assume WITH equal Ger.
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We have no personal objection to these indi-
viduals. They may perhaps be all very respect
able. They wear nice white hats and yellow
kid gloves and since they became Aldermen
and Councilmen many Of them make a neat ap-
pearance, and look quite decent; but we do OBJ
ject very seriously to any and every fraud upon
the public treasury to which they or any one
else may become parties.
Neither do we object to the sum Of s105,0
being spent on the entertainment of the Japan
ese Embassy. Their visit was a very important
event. II was the first commercial embassy ever
sen. to any country by he empire Of Japan,
and laid The foundation of an intercourse with
the East the profitable results Of which II Is i'm
possible to calculate. If 5000, 200 had been ex-
pended upon their reception we wonld not COM
plain: but the bill of expenses is generally
looked upon as fraud, and we should like TO
be informed as 10 bow the amount claimed was
disbursed. II the city has to pay for the wl'.a
hats and yellow gloves, We want to know d.
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SHIP FEVER AT WARDS IsrASD.-We drew
attention a short time ago to the fac, that a
large number of ship fever patients had been
sent to the hospital at Wards Island instead Of
being kept apart from the city, and deprecated
the circumstance as source of danger
to sbe public health. We are glad to per-
ceive that the Board Of Emigration Comms-
sioners have taken cognizance Of the mat.
ter, and notified the Quarantine Commission
ers that cases Of ship fever will not be
received at Wards Island in future. This is
quite right; ship fever very often assumes con-
tsgious character, and Is always liable to
spread among crowded population. Patients
sick with this disease should not be located
among large number Of people, such as are
usually to be found OF WaIds lslard
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New York Observation-Disclosures Edition.
The mall steamship Northern Light, Capt Tinkepaugh,
will leave this port to morrow, at noon, for Aspnwa
The mails for California and other parts of the Pacific
win close at hAfpast ten O'Clock to morrow morning.
The NEW YORK WEEKLY HkaALD-California edition.
containing tho latest Intelligence from all parts OF the
world With large quantity OF local and miscellaneous
matter, viii be published at haifpast nine O'Clock in the
morning
Single copies, In wrappers ready for mailing six cents
Agents will please send In their orders as early pos
sibls
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tainty. With regard TO the great meteor Of
last month, We had one professor. who occupies
prominent position at the head of one of toe
Oldest colleges in the country, stating that it
FELL into the sea a few miles southeast
OF Nantucket, and soon after. when
further intelligence of it's course was
published IN the papers, the same professor de.
clared il as bis opinion that it had gone entire
ly beyond the influence of the earth's atmos-
phere, and probably returned within the in
fiuence Of the sphere from whence it emanated.
A very eminent scientific man also once assert
ed that ocean navigation by steam was an i'm
possibility and that, too, twenty years after q
steamship had actually crossed the Atlantic
from America to Europe.
Let US not be understood sas depreciating the
pursuit Of scientific knowledge, or setting too
low value on learned associations. There il
no doubt that the gathering Of scientific men
together in annual meetings greatly facilitates
the Individual research of each, and that asso-
Citations of this character in America, and in
France. England. Prussia and other countries.
serve to contribute their mite to the store Of
Information; but it Is only mite, for IL seems
ordained that there are many things which hu-
man knowledge cannot reach; but at the same
time, it will not do for the mass of the people
the men who carry bricks on their shoulders.
who build houses, make railroads. dig cauals
and construct ships-to think that because a
man is professor he knows everything. After
all our research and observation, it appears
that we know very little about even the most
common phenomena of the atmosphere; aud "a
for scientific associations their practical results
are almost nil.
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THE CONTESTED SEAT or Mn. SicxIrs IN Con-
GEEss.-It appears that the contested seat Of
Mr.. Sickies is not yet disposed Of and that
from the evidence produced before Judge
Ulshoefer il is sought TO be proved that Will
hanson did not reside in the State at the time
of bis election. The case Is thus more compli-
Gated than ever, and the shortest and fairest
way Of disposing Of IT Is to let both candidates
run again in November and let the people Of
the district give their decision.
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willsm Gill; carran, residing at No $50 West SIX
teeuth street, exbawsed wnh tne neat on Wednes
died.
John Vice a native OF Germany, aged tveuty-fow
vcars wb,s engaged at work in mi N West FORTY
our,h street, on Wednesday, became similarly afecti.
and died -. -.
stre.t WIS s'so sun struck. Coroaer OKsefe held an
iroucet Ia esch case yesterday
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much they cost, and SO with all the other items.
That's ALL
The Grand Jury is now in session. we be-
lieve, and if they were to send for persons and
papers, as we trust they will do, all the desired
Information might be obtained.
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Comment Is unnecessary. We are very sure that
every one wss able TO feel FOR himself The following
table viii show lees degree Of heat however, than The
day preceding
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New York. Friday. August 10, 1850.