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DIR. KINGS DIsPENSARY


DR.. KING, formerly Of New Tcrk for The last
sftS four years OF LouiEVie Kentucky, and who has
devoted biz attention treatment Of private diseases for eve
thirty years fattss HIMSELF having attended to pracee Tor
many years, cured thousands he IA enabled 70 cu
an diseases Of private natter how bad trey may oe
from ipiudrous medical treatment from neglect OF their own
Dr Kings Dspensary No. . Deadeck street, between Chery
and the Souare all diseases Of private nare
oyoRHrA cured without naucious medicine uteerens
from business
TR1CTuREs OF old recent date edectualy cured n rev
avs hy an operation which pain Where Sct1a
exists health cannot enjoyed. Perhaps no disease enses more
1-isrhiefand uneeruines the constitution 90 much
sPIs an the diseases OF the skin growing out or neg
t or bad treatment eGecu2y cured in few days
sEsTI Earss particular attention having been given %
This disease all the growing out Of IT, nfot
an In many cases by the destructive habits 81
youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect q
which will undermine the constitution, rendering ne IN
at for business society and causing premature old age
Females may be Aboring with any dcuiy OF me WOMB
nav rest assured Of immediate relief.
abroad by writing and stating their case, With
fee enclosed directed Dr.. A. King No . Deadsnfk street
Nashyile Tenn viii have the neceasry medicine senl % @
address, necessary directions Strict secrecy obse 3D. OS
hours from goclock the morning until in the evening"
aEn 4 Ale
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m svdeueg Of the curative powers Of the water he
having been permanently cared o. an aggrayd case o. -
marl6-d3m mAob = MA-LH1I- -IoP-
ICE! ICE!! ICE!!I
7B have opened our Ice Depot in herear Of The state
NJ Bank and will sell cheap as sny in Tie hake tnat
Cur ice is from Paradise Hill, thirteen miles norm
n NsshylIe and made exclusively OF me 0es epr M
the State from four 70 eight n1n 49,, rreeery store
about the 18th Of April. = o.vpvr4
marchl4 D. % = =. =
NEW ROOK FOR LAW FORMS;
Or.
MAGISTRATES Guide,
.,infr All the common laws the powers and duties
Conssbles and CoToners and al criminal and c
forms Necessary the 0f ofcers and business men, win an
nOTSgsd 5dg sii. L1S ~ Di''ionA'' JOHN YORK CO..
anal No. g, Union Street
$1,000 Reward.
IN Dssouepcs Of the numerous Fires that occurred
Within the city recently, with their E1arked evidences oi m
rfsu T. g. HollingrW0rth Mayor Of the city Of Nashville
~ virtue Of Of the City Council, wiz pay ave
hundred dollars reward for TIE apprehension and eonvcon
or any person persons 0 the crime o. Arson within ne cor
norate mts Tho crime he committed any time Wstlu
three months from the date hereof - ,,o,--cB,-r,
Nashville. APRIL II, 1850. Mayor
The underwriters authorize 70 oder an additional reward Or
hve hundred dollars for the apprehension and oonetoa -
above. laPrl4-dStl ;. y. hOLhl'0S "'N- n
SALE OF NEGROES.
John p Page and others Robert Page and others
IN pursuance OF decree Of the County Court Of Davidson
county rendered the above a. the April tern ug
fi er r NE al the resideacs 0f Nathaniel Rogers which
L ar he residence Of r. Davis and between ihe Lebanon
,-a - - fbs -5ver on ThuFEdaV, tEie I7tn day
/ OF May next. the folloEing negroes to:sit
Reeccs about years Of and an infant an3ut one ya
Ct age Ann, abeut seven years oi sgsi AKA AAnl' - %
TRRNsons snh will be required in cash, and Tor A'
balance endorsed payable in Bank on & aIsi aa7 o. d
] April II. 1900 SL-l---
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CONCRETE sAFEs TRIUMPHANT,


DasvlzEz, KY, Naseh 9. 1850.
MEsszs. ". B. DoDBs & Co., ODozNATI:
Grus-Ths safe We purshassl from yOl some tine since vas
severely tested By the recent dasus fire IN his place and Hs
are happy to say it stood the equal to the rsprsienons
you when purchased. Our store room, in vhh ihe
safe Stood vas totally destroyed ly the de and the @ Ell ato
the cellar, and covered by the hurnng ruins but UPON get
ting ard opening ioun every paper safe mt on Of
them soorched deced in any Esy. We take pleasure in
bearing this testimony to the excellent quality Of the s
ufsctured at you establishment Yours,
lsignsdl 7. J. SHINDELB0WER.
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DHMOVILLE & CO.,
Druggists & PresCrtptiOnistsi

Union and American Block
Corner Church and Cherry streets,
NASHVILLE TENN
Y EEP constantly on hand full and large aorlaen. %
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints Ols Dye SUNS e
Glass and Glassware -. -
Perfunery Soaps Fancy Articles, Combs ana brosneN o
American, English and French manufacture
Landrethss Garden Seeds
large assortment on hand-Wsrranted fresh and genuine
comprising all TIE varieties usually sola II our AiA' d. "
Grass Secdss- Glover and blue orass-
Fipsrt Vfrrin Brands Chewing Tobacco;
40 do do Smoking Tobacco, in papers
Tarre stock domestic and imported Liquors, snuus, fI2
A. Wes Rrsndies and Liquors, for medicinal and cooking
purDores varrn7 ted strictly pure and reliable
Zine Black Green Teas fresh from The Canton Tea Com
pany; fresh Juube Paste, and assorted Gum Drops ol Eneh
oUST CInIzsBrovu' Tro5hes; Bryans PulOnie Wafsrs
Howea Hoarhound Candy
Prescriptions carefully compounded al al houf u0g ""
night Of fresh andieiabls medicines.
Spaiding's Prepared Glue for furniture, picture frames
crokey &C lust received Every family should be supplied
Win bottle Of this almost indispensable article For sale By
DEMOFILBE CO,
fehn Corner Church and Cherry Streets
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
n, A. TibbS, Proprietor.
FINR PI.sNT.s. EvERGEENs, ETC, ETO.

TVyEE numerous friends Of Mr. WILLIAM HEANEa' o. me
"Reading Road" Nursery, Ohio, will be peasea % Ie1n
that his way this city, with ceoce l '
extensive Horticultural Garden , -,
Mr. guarantees all sales made by hm and those Eho know
him by with full confidence He opens the front auion rooms
Of BENZ Shields Co. No p College street. Whre m ae
and those having fer flowers particularly n'ea 70
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CHARLES B. HALL

Boots, Shoes, VaIisess Carpet Rags, &e'
No. I SOUTH sDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
now in receipt his stock for the Spring and sum.
mer Trades consisting Of Ladies', Gents, Misses
Boys and Chdrens Boots Shoes Caters, Slippers, &c, OF
every variety, with and without heels
Aso-La French Dress Trunks, fine sole leather travelling
Trunks Vase Carpet Bags Ladies Leather Travelling sahes
&c. &C. m
PAN OF which offered low goods OF similar guilty
can purchased the city Please call at No ls Public SOU re-
mara2-!f CHARLES B. HALL.
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yASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA h. r..
"a N a
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26Ihs 1860,
Double Daily Passenger Trains Snd West, will as

GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 44O A NJ and , P NJ
Arrive at Chattanooga ? NJ AID N.
COMING WEST
Desve Chattanooga at 9 A NJ and P NJ.
Arrive at Nashville at 6:lO N and A NJ
IL rail connection and shortest Boston, New York,
~ Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington City, EchmOn1,
Petersburg, Lynchburg Knoxville, Savannah Chreston'
Montgomery, Menu his New Orleans, &c.
Both connect at Stevenson with Trains on memphis
and Charleston Railroad, and at Chaanoogs with Trains on
Tennessee Georgia Western and Atlantic Railroads
Through TcEes may had at any hour on application to
Ticket Agent Office at Depot to the following places and
al the following prices, viz: .
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Tobacco Sale Days.
nj
A. HAMITON's WAREHOUSE,

Sales VIII in futsre take place
On Mondays Wednesday, and Fridays nj
Ten o'clock A. N
II This aFrangssnt IS made the purp0ss o. ben accom-
modafng buyers and planters and hoe viii Be- tsfcorg.
unarIT-f A.HAMTLT0N.
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rnTIGnrs FoRWARpEp.
Louisville and Nashville
RAVWRnAm.

FTgWO through Express Passenger Trains between Nashville
and Louisville making connections at Louisville for
New York. Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington City
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland Cipenna st. Louis and the
On and after SUNDAY, January 92d 1860, trains will
follows:
FIRST train leaves Nashville at 20 daily stopping at Gal
latin Bowling Glasgow Junction and all regular stations
when sipnaed By fag and arrive at Louisville at $50 NJ
Returning, Louisville $50 N, stopping as above
and arriving in Nashville at Sos A n. .
Second tain leaves Nashville daily Sundays exsepted at
NJ stopping above, and arriving IN Louisville ~
$40 P NJ Returning. leaves Louisville at 74O A. NJ and
arrive in Nashville at 5:35 P. NJ
Gsatin Accommodation Train Nashville daily lsun-
iaE exeeptad at 2I5 M Gallan ats P NJ
Returning leaves Gaan at NJ and arrives in Nashville
st 9IO A. n. .- - .,
Al. FELD, Gen'I. Ticket Ag't. -.
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TUlHE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company, in con
nection with the Roads below, running an Express
Freight Train from Charleston and Savannah 20 Nashville a.
slower speed but with the certainty their passenger
iane5-tf ESBP +. W. COLE, sup't.
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nnnINARY nRAIfING.
WhoIe - aI0: HaIvs. s. !; - o 50l
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES

Enclose the amount money address for Whist gsht9
purchase name Lottery which you wi1h t nEee ana
hether you Wh Wholes Halves Quarters, Eghhs on
receipt which, send what Is order By i ST mails toshe
with the scheme.
Immediately drawing, Printed DraWng certified 70
ty the Commissioners. will be sent. with an Explanation
II Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
give the NJ Of their Post Office, County and State
AIlcommuncations strictly confidential.
prizes 81 900 and under, Paid Immediately after ne
drawing. Other prizes At the usual time Of 40 days
? Wood E6dy Co.'S Lotteries are drawn at Augusta,
Georgia and Wilmington, Delaware
Orders for Tickets Certificates 10 be directed 70
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onored to rua the Ten Brock Course the hfst
s al tbe regular meeting in Ja1uary, 1882 sWeepstaEe
b tg and es, dropped in 1852 mile heats; $500 sub
n $500 forfeit; $50 declaration, e made the hrst Gay
F Nav 1885, with S5 piece Of plate added BY the Vans
Cb ovided start the second horse 70 save ms
OF more Subscribers to All The saketo name and
% on the rstday Of Nay, 1850, Subscription and declaration
~ h ude Secretary Of the Savannah Jockey Club AID
~ stake to be run by the rules Of the Club.
Security for the forfeit ured when the subscription sae
s. YATES LEVY, Secretary.
..-- Ia Earaannh. Ga.
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PROGRAmME;

pRoGRAWME;
FRsr D.r-FussisY-oot stakss, tor thrse ye S50
iS1 IL S.-t ~ Ciub viz add one hundred tsAo3'
n he raes q run III y To close - ~ tzres aoars
sAlIE DAg-Jockey Club Purse WV w
mile hests. 8. -4.t.s f,- two wear olds. mile
hests-tvro hundred $500 dollars ei'i@l-o' nv W.
forfeit III TO close Et NAYS lo. ,s-ss fesnoD doars-
two mile heats -. r1,b Purse Eve bpn red e5O0l
THIRp DEY--Ihuraday 'o0A's
sollars-S mile heats A., t,,rsrs5 fs3o0 5oll,ru-
eANE DAY-Jockey CiGD 2 uiso '-- -
nile heats-3 in 5. -., g. = ,-.,-olFs o -s;Is t.,fs
folHfl y i1l-s trauceone hundred f8i0Q) dol
three hundred ~ ub viii add three hundred $500 dol.
lar IN tie race IS run II Tie eioag - sa 80 a.
n. IN, 5oil.-. Second horse to faTe bis fntTanee
F1r DaT-saiarday-P sl-Ae, me ee %. 81 ~
tes r IN os5 Twelve hundred Is 200 dollars, two
or more Start The second horse 20 save ns enli Atse OF
moro 70 an le stake IL 10 eios5 tAe AsI gi iooo-
Entries q be made 70 - -. &, --,--- $500 a.
M
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8asb6iIIs Gnion anS 5muItau.
Raaes Of Advertising

TEN LINES Or LEss CONSTITUTES a SQUARE
IN TIE DAILY.
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Ladies' Wear.

Ladies' Super Black Lasting Congress Ga'es with and without
heels;
Ladies' Super Black Lasting Side Lace CATERS with and without
heels
Ladies' Super Black Lasting Front Lace Caters with aud win
out heels;
Lsdiss' black and bronzed Button heel Caters;
bronzed Congress heel do
super English Calf I" do
front lace Boots, with and without
heels;
Lade fine Kid Congress front lace Boots, with and without
heels;
Ladies' hne Kid Slippers, with and without heels
Velvet Embroidere Slippers, with and without hees
Toilet Slippers, handsome variety
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Red ROTLING sPRIN NGs,

MACON COUNTY, FhNNEssEh-
uAVING purchase the interest Of Msssr NEwBY HAAS
in The aoveessbrated Springs, have taken possession
he same and determined spare exerons to render
pleaBant summer retreat a..
The gunqs located in Macon county, seventy miles ai
tart ron Nashville Parties leaving for The Springs VIII TAX
tbe Galian car which place stages leave Tor harFe
thence 5v hack. hack will leave every other mofnn
from the FIRST Ct June. ,.
The reputation Of the water Is too we'll kaoWn in this c9
% 10 need any comment For Scrofua, Dyspepsia draVel
Stone In the bladder all affections Of the kidney he are
Tci6c can refer with pleasure to Dr. E. A. Herbert Of ~
Vile As ying evidence Of the curative powers Or he Wes y
b ben permanently cared aggravated case Of Gravel
r,o+ei6-I91 WEBB & WALKER. Pr0pretors
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A General Meeting OF the St0ckhOldeTs
~ OF the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Company IS Cali
d to be held at the oce OF the Company in frankn on
- 6i---f,-S FRANK HARDEMAN,
enII-trrtd Secretary, pro TEN.
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GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
S L O Q , o o o Il

CsI4AND ExTEAORDINARX DRAWINGS
Glass No. 252 Draws Saturday, May 26, go.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY Two TICKETs
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DaSaLLE, Ky, March 2, 1850.
MEssRs. ". B. BcDBs & Co.. CrCISzAIE
BEAR sIRs-TLe pur,hassi Of you in September last
hasstood the great Gre which occurred in town the I'D
February Eleuddy had large amount Of notes. rsceps
&c In it, before the building burned took the papers ou put
in some sheets Of paper np0u opening since s brnnEs
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M II w BOOH5
JUST RECEIVED By
F. H a q "A N
NO.4I COLLEGE STREET.

TEE HISTORR OF HER0DOTUS, by Geo. Rawlin
son, MA, with Maps and illustrated. vols.
MARIN's MECHANICS, by Chas. Bennett;
HISTORY OF PENDENNIs, BY Thaekersy;
VOYAGE DOWN THE A1I0OR. BY Collins
LIFE BEFORE HIN;
AGAINST WIND AND TIDE BY Holme Les author Of syl-
HotJ Daughter, Katie Branda;
BIBLICAL REASON WHY. guide Scripture Readings
illustrated;
PASSING THOUGHTS IN RELIGION. sewe
NIGHT LESSONS FROM SCRIPTURE. seweli;
FRIARsWOOD POST OFFICE BY author Of the Heir Of
RedcliH F. HAGAN,
aprl4-dkwH COLLEGE street.
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APRIL
LANES ". QUEEN & CO"
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

,,ryrF re-ular packet JOHN aAULT, J. II. -
p-rsey Master and C. 7. REEnER, Clerk, have
i4-;-s5 N make their boats trips from this port So
~ 1.--,vitie commencing on Wednesday, TIE l9'h
r17 regular leaving port every other Wednesday
connects With 3. o. r. steamers at Louisville Tor
paerr slso Cincinnati mail steamers and in low Nater
viii Daf 6etain freight, hut forward iFme1iately
r5r freight or passage apply on board or 70 ,- -,
fsnl-fu H. II uAhNl'N't'' lA-
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WOOD, EDDY & co.'s
GEORGIA AND della WARE
. ate Ott eEi ieS.
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RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE
Os Square, ons year S3oEaoh additional Square, SO
Advertisers exceeding the space cOntracted
fOl, will be charged for the excess.
IN TIE TEERLT.
E DOLLAR per Square the rs and FlT oETs for each
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published in both Daily and Weekly, will
charged the full daily rases with half The Rey raes
added
7Tansieat Advertisements s Be paid for at the time Of
SaseTfiOn.
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FRESH CONSIGNMENT,


DIVIDEND Of THREE CEST on the Capital Stock ofth
~ Nashville and Chattanooga l4roaI company vas aecarel
Sts.L-.II. ~ ~ ~ ". A. GLEAVES,
Treasurer
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q DOZEN Coal Oil Lamps Of various styles, hed with the
mar2-tf - RAINS, BROWN & co.
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To Correspond dents
in na NJ ra.t daaI nfnnnaras.ar lrnnhle lfnnr u

1t will save US great deal ofunnecsay trouble our friends
in writing to u.s. viii bear in mird the fooWng rules;
Always give the date Post Oce county and State IN the body
Of your letter.
II you wish the Paper changed from eee to anothsr give
both Offices in full.
II you Wrta business and ether matters write on separate
sheets Of paper, or different leaves Of one sheet
Letters and communications solicited All such setl
and subjects as may neeat to The public
Anonymous communications Of whatever character viii receive
q ttenton
Correspondents should write only side Of the paper
We cannot undertake return rejected communications
II letters on business should be diTeeed to Messr =
GRIFFITH & CO.. and not personally to either Of the Pro
pretors
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=" pLEAsg. Sin. GIVE Me Pgyyyn-

:" PLEASE. SIR, GIVE NE PENEY.n =
This appeal Of the beggar boy, was very
aptIy illustrated by the Republicans of this
town one day during the present week =
Having procured scIaggy. kuouy, and
crooked tqDaarQck stick on Saturday last,
to decorate Their place Of rendezvous, they
were unable to place it in its position for
acont ct means. As last resort, sub
scF;ption paper was circulated among some
liberal Democrats. who in pity threw in
sufficient dimes to raise the stick. We DO
not pretend that the Black Republicans of
the village are too poor to shell out for
such al Object but the truth Is, that the
intelligent and knowing ones among them
have given up all hope Of electing the
. aii-SP.itter," and cannot be caught in
The foolish usp Of throwing away money
in cause in which they have no hope Of
succeeding. We admire their sagacity.
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FOREIGN NEWS
NV loRK. Sent. 3.

New IoRK, Sept. 3.
The steamer Bsyarian arrived this N
from Hamburg and Southampton 18th
She brings London papers Of the 18th.
The London Times Of the 18Th saws 2
French frigate arrived at Marse.Iles on tie
25th, bringing DR.. Brista with impoT tant
news from GaribaIdi, who immediately is
sued the order of the day, stating that he
was obliged TO leave for a few DAYS. and
placing Gen. Scolni in eommsud Of the
land and sea forces.
Adyicss from ConstantInople Aug l1lh
state that 20 churches ana two converts
were burned at Ba!encit, during the re-
cent disturbance, and many christians
we're murdered and The women violated
The Turkish troops sent 10 protect them
welc assassinated.
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D.. u alI's; Aalgau,

HALLS LUNG BALSAX, IL al casee, gives
the best of satisfaction.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM has wrought mora
cures since its introduction than any other
cough medicine.
HALLS COUGH BALSAM is introduced bv
our leading physicians "a the safest and best
remedy before the public.
HALLS LUNG BALsAN is safe to use among
children, aud yet powerful il cases Of chronic
pulmonary disease
HALLS LUNG BALSAM brings in certificates
almoct daily OF its wonderful cures N all parts
OF the country.
HALLS BALSAM fOT the LUNGS is sold
in every town in the country.
THE MORE STRIKING PROOF Of the in
'rinsic worth aud excellence Of Dr. Nails
ESasSAsEa for the LUNGS is slown in the IA,
rldlty with which it becomes general favorte
with the people. There is nothing OF siuilar
nature but what is soon cast into the shade
when the BaIsAm Las been thoroughly tested
The agents for its sale, the country over, in or
derlns new supplies, very enthusiastic in its
favor, saying, 1t is just the thing; il acts like
a charm It's effects are truly MAGICAL" The
afflicted can obtain the medicine Of
JOHN d. Proprietor,
Chicago, Illinois.
For safe By
T. & J. ROBINSON, Manitowoc,
misty JOHN OSWALD, Two Rivers.
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New YORK. Sent. /:

A Sunday paper asserts positively tha,
Heensn and Morrissey will fight previou.
to he 9Th of March and probably in Jan
uary for 10000 side
A suspicious looking, fast sailing brig,
having on board large quantity Of rice
and timber, besides water casks beyond
the ordinary number, left the Atlantic
dock, Brooklyn, on Friday last. It is re-
ported she took her departure for the
coast of Africa for the purpose of return
ing to the western shore Of the Atlantic
with cargo Of negroes. Eumor ad.ls
that two or three other brigs and banks
have hauled out from the same rendezvous,
and proceeded on similar voyages.
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See advertisement,

WONDERS WILL NEVER CRAsE.-It has
been the great aim Of inventors of Sewing
Machines, for many years past, to produce
the " double loop stitch" in an improve
ment SO simplifeI and reduced in price as
to come within the means of all families,
for their own family sewing. This i'm
provement has now been attained in tie
Family Sewing Machines now offered by
the " Chicago Sewing Machine Co" They
acknowledge no superior, either in point
Of durability or rapidity, for al kinds Of
family work and tailoring purposes. They
are offered to the public for tie paltry sum
Of $25 to $50 each, all complete with
stand, table and other equipments ready
for use. For further particulars, read
their advertisement in another column of
our Chicago Council. 92w
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ACCIDENT-A German, whose name we
could not learn, was severely hurt on the
south side Of the River, Tuesday last
His oxen were running, and in attempting
TO stop them lie was thrown down, the
wagon wheels passing over lis head. a
deep cash was made in his forehead, which
zen .ered him irsensibIe FOR some time, but
lie recovered shortly, ana was able to start
for home.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the Duplicate
~ Receipt received by NE, dated November
Is h, 1854, NJ 10 OG9, for the purchase of the
East halt II S)uth-east quarter of Section 3,
Town 20, Range =. received by me from the
Land Office at Menazhs, Wisconsin, has been
lost, and aHberal reward will be paid to the per-
son producing the same to me or to VIZ II.
NIcHo.s, Eco, al haujtowoc, Wis, mud notice
is further gwen that ! intend to apply to the
General Land Office of the United States to
have the purchase money OF said premises re
flrdcd. MICHAEL JOYCE.
Manitowoc, Avg, 81, 1860. 8-Gw
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-09-07

THE COUNTY FAHM-TLe COUNTY Poor
House, under the charge Of Mr.. WILLIAM
HEMProS, we understand IS in a prosper
Gus condition. lie has raised excellent
crops the presen! season, and there are but
five inmates depending upon reliet-a
smaller number than has occupied it for
some time nast
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-09-07
AMERICAN HOUSE,
HARTLEY. Proprietor.
MANITC voc, WIS,

T1fIS HOUSE has been thoroughly reftted
| and improved aud travellers will find every
conyenierces, ola first class Hotel. Good and
airy rooms, well furnished, and polite attention
viii be furnished to those who favor Us with
their patronage,
ew- BOARD, per day, 51-per Week, So.
manir9yyuc Aug u 1859. SLY