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nv We are authorized to announce ". l. Nc
CONICO, OF Mil4nIsoH county, as candidate TO
Attorney General Tor the Ninth Judicial Cncuis
Election ia My next. dec24-te
Err We are Authorized tOanDoL nee WIN. u. BRIEN,
of DIvIusOn county, candidate for Attorney Gene
raj Tor the ninth Judicial Circuit, composed OF the
OF Williamson, DayIdsOn and sumner the
next election.
Hg- We are authorized to announce r. W. HAY
WOOD, DAVIDSON equity a Candidate ior Attorney
Genvral Tor NInth Judicial Circuit, composed oI
the Counties OI Davidson, Williamson aud sumner.
Octl9-te
e. We authorized to announce BAXTER SMITH,
ESD, OF sumner county, Candidate Tor Attorney
General the Ninth Judicial District, composed of
the counties OF sumner, Davidson and Williamson.
Election Blay next. ocIl4-te
re- MeaT requested to announce S. l. FINLEY as
a candidate Attorney General or the Ninth J udi-
cIal Circuit Election May 1860.
oct lite
sa- We are authorized TO announce JAMES E.
RAIAs Esq, Candidate Tor IIv Unice Of Attorney
Gcuera the NIuIh Judicial Circuit, com posed of
tie Counties OF Davidson, Sdmper and Williamson
Election ueAL May. octS-te
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rIyHE un4e<sssned respectfully gfse aosses t1zsthey
u have entered oEzFfsfsfsflP sa<eF Tie
zaa nrus g Ilse seashern Expfe<z Ezns1sF for he
trasssctiez q general Express ss1 eumnisssgH
flaziBess, and have Eas1< aFrsnzsmeEik sfEh TIE
and cntrai aa<hera kSsif44 ca-B les No.
ersakcrs daily thsir kEzs. snz trefares
- fefe goods % al sszsaf< lze atosr Hz<d
szlr<aas- IA Charge ID special Messengers. - loo
rzzsss 1As Messengers are pzes<1ed si<I IFa szfe<
sr she s@zs tssasazzzsa sf assss ~>L<y 2as 90
~ sxz1Ahtex.
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Ne ztexr<z Jas GsuFxEs
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Land for sale.

/ WILL sell the premises upon which now reside,
l. situated upon the Nashville and NarfreesboFo'
Turnpike, and also upon the Nashville and Chatia-
nooga Railroad, about 10 miles from Nashville, and
I mile from lavergne.
viii sell either the entire tract, consisting of
420 acres, Gully portion OF the same, consisting
OF abuut $50 acres The premises have a and
commodious Dwelling, together with all necessary
Out Houses lies Immediately between the Turnpike
and Railroad, fronting on each, aud In q neigh-
b0rhood OF excellent Schools Churches and society
he land is well wartered and is Of The bottom land
OF Hurricane Creek. There is about 500 acres Of
cleared land upon the tract. At1 q
The above lard vii suit gentlemen who doing
business Nashville. end also Tor farming purpo-
SEES generally, cannot be exceied by any iand IN
Tennessee
will sell upon the following terms one third Ia
cash when possession is given (Which viii be given
at any time - fhe balance and years with
out interest," any other terms that viii suit the
purchaser. Persons desrous Of purchasing can ad
dress the undersigned Al iavsrgne, TeBnessee, he
can be seen upon The premises, by making enquiry
of Edward II. East, ESQ, of Nashville. -
Jan6-ti5leb ~ FELIX 6. ROSS
Louisville Journal viii give insertions in Tri-
Weekly, and Union and American viii copy until Sc
Of February.
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nen,ocratfc state Convention

INDIANAPoLIs. Jan. 1.-THE Democratic
State Convention passed resolution by a
vote of Z65 against l29, instructing the dele
gates to the Charleston Convention to vote
for Douglas.
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Couptereffs

NEW YORK, Jan. Fifty thousand conn
terfeit twos on the Bank oil Kent were dis
covered in circulation yesterday.
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. 12.-Tbe Missouri Legisla-
ture has passed the bill to Danish or enslaye
the tree negroes of this State.
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w lei T. ELE IL S. WILSO MS
Sewing Machines.

METHODIST BOOK CONCERN, 200 MULBERRY
vi STREET NEW Y0RK.-Being in constant re-
celpt of inquiriesfrom brethren respecting sew
ing machines with requests recommend and pur-
chase, have, in couJunc ton with some lazy
friends carefully and thoroughly vaTi
machines of practical value for family sewing,
and find those made by THE WHEELER x WILSON
MANUFACTURING COMPANY sos Broadway New
York, tofully combine the essentials OF "A good in
strument and such s con hdenIly recon-
mend. .-.
Having seen sofavOrab leresults fromtheir usein
our own md the households of our friends, we are
DESTROYS tbattheir benefits should be shared by all
our brethren and hence have interested ourselves
in their behalf
Withbes wishes ,yourbrethren,
ABEL ) rEvENS, rH0S. CARLTON,
JAS. FLOY, j. PORTER,
DAN'L WISE, J. BENZ. EDWARDS,
DAVID TERRY WM. A. COX,
J.B. MCFERRIN Book Concern Nashville.
PARSON 81 CO.,
novS-3mdw Agents, Nashville Tennessee
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Furnlshia and Fancy Goods.

IL q Fsae~ rsssfsIng aae sssssTnrps ,sI Esr
w aisAlng seees .ef eA5eh azzss SEslssTs>-
every VARSITY stfsrrs xne latest tslss-iieIizfs
Ssosss .s2sp<nG-zE Aebes. Seck ftes - kss
ty-seasy Bsiss. hkisf a s<k--sz coslsr, Nssl Ne
riEe. zna d.<sx , ss-fRAfkiISe ssxuik, Gzsss-
tess 81 3 sckskiz b - sas Calf ,ks der s..s -
s>es-sf > u. GcGILL-
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The Test Ofl2 Years Experience
Has proved the superiorquality Of
HEGEMAN, CLARK & CO.'S
Genuine Cod liver Oil.

tits pronounced By Physicians the best remedy
for Consumption ,ScroGula Chronic Rheumatism &c
ever discovered.
CAUTIoS.-The value of this remedy depends upon
it's purity and in order TO secure customers a
pure article one of our firm went to Newfoundland
superntend the manufacture Of our oil, and war
rant pure. See that the label has tie eagle
mortar and the signature the cork OF each bot
tle as there is great deal of cheap inferior oil
palmed OFF for genuine, to the great Injury of pa
tients.
sS- Askfor Hegeman. Clark Co.'s, and take no
other, as many have been cured with the genuine
who have used others withUutany benefit.
Useful In Every Family.
faint, Grease Spots, &c, removed instantly
yes, Silks, Ribbons, &c, CLEANED equal To new,
thOut injury to the most delicate color fabric,
HEGEMAN & CO.'S CONCENTRATED BENZINE,
ly rs cents per bottle.
HEGEMAN & Co., Druggists,
1el. Sss, 511 and $50 Broadway, NY.
1vwA-p5I3m
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River News.
Markets.

LOUISVILLE. Jan. l2-nooa.-The river is
rising rapidly with 6 feet 3 inches water in
the Canal.
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50. Louis sIarkes.

50. Louis sIarket.
81 LoCIs. Isa- 10, 1850.
The sltsndAncs Change to-azy w2s large, bas
oasasss Transacted very hlsaed-
saoar tsseuve. coanisy s1p sraRs sold AZ IS -
Tor an ala bot q chase
Whs.t stsaay. ksesspts far - hours 0 ,0oo BUSH
els. "a 81 II tor Grub -na o. osf4sl 10 ISr
Imp o. PFin1e I4lt.
CoE<A-taysts svii %, zales Il mixes - ss.13ec.
ana slo4cs asts ~ q g sAHfs 80
fRJFs-IoSs-s.ls 20 bels- eosntry meas pork
~ tl6. 80 e
ssssky Grm At 3ie. =
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-13

SMALL DWELLING WANrED.-For the pres
ent year. Apply at this Office.
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We have just received a No. article of WINTER
NEWS INK, from those celebrated manufacturers,
Nathers Son, New York, which Orer for sale
on reasonable terms. IS, so and 100 lbs. Kegs.
Orders solicited.
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Such language this is but the and natu
raj echo wherever this article IL used.
This liniment Is Indispensable TO planters and
owners OF horses and mules. SIR. JoHS DANIELS,
OF Montgomery Ala, sold slave tor $500, who as
raised from utter uselessRess by ths Liniment.
Every family should have it be very particular
and enquire for the AustaDg LnmeHt anu take NO
other
Sold by all dealers throughout North aud South
America, Europe and the Islands OF the ocean for
Is cents, SO cents, and 81 per bottle.
BAHNEs a PARK, New York.
nov2s-6mdtwEw
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Are rapidly growing in popular favor, gain
ing the confidence of the people, and are des
tined to supercede machines having
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Dr u. *. Bonds French Pre-
ventatiVes #

Venfatiyes.
ISHISartele ena bIes those whose health OF eircum
i stances do not permit an Increase of family to
regulate limit the number of their offspring with
injuring the constitution Il is theonly safe and
sure prepentative against Pregnancy and Disease
rue bove article can be sent by mail to any part OF
she United states or Canada two for 81 and So per
pR. G. W. BONDS SPANISH FEMALE MONTHLY
PILLS.-These Pills the only medicine married or
angle ladescan rely upon with safety and certainty
( ,r the mediate reInoyaIof DISTINCTIONS, iTregu-
gsrties. &c. 7keyShetd be aSed during Pregnancy
Jriee 81 pee box Each box contains II Pills. Sent
by mail.
The doctor be consulted on all diseases of
private nature. Scientific treatment, quick cure
aud moderate charge guaranteed.
GEOR6E X. BOND, Nd once, corner of Grand
aud Orchard streets, the Shoe store. Entrance
No. as orchard street, New York. Established IN
1882 oct24-d3In
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For sheriff.

III We authorized 10 announce JOHN K.
EDJiON IJSON Il candidate Tor Suerln oi Davidson
county, al the ensuing March election. ocIZ6-Le.
UTSWe are authorized to announce JAMES NJ.
HINTON Candidate for re- ecc lion the OF
Sherin OF Davidson county, At the ensuing March
eIectIO1. sepE2otd.
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Death ofJudge Boone.
Free Negroes in Missouri.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. NV. F. Boone
District Judge of New NJ xico died yesterday
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purchased Of Messrs Cone Brothers one Of
Howe's SO machines about three months
since. Ny wife has used il almost constantly
since then and il well pleased that she
would not exchange IL tor any other nos in
use. She had but little dlficuity in learning
TO sew on il and can do aay kind 81 work
with IL She cheerfnlly sids her tessimony
to the superior facilities IF Howe's Machines
in doing all kinds of work without trouble
III. u. PLUMMER.
Firm of III. b. PLUAMER d Co., Public
Square.
Nashville, Jan. 10. 1860.
Having used all the leading machines ior
several Year,, owning one OF Wheeler aud
Wilson's at the preseat time. aud understand
ing thoroughly. Ineyertheless do not hssi-
tate TO say thai i thiak ihe Howe Machine
supericrso any and all ethers- t sews
handsomsr and liner wark than the wheeief
d Wilson, does not make chain stitch Ike
The Grover i Baker, aad sess heavier wuEk
than aay other family machine IL seSs
beautifully upon son null ma-lin, and l0dh.
lawn, aud quilts upon the naked COTTON.
styles Of work which cannot be done well
with the CLAWS or Jack feed used upon the
Wheeler a Wilson. Grover 4 Baker. and
Singer family machlnes. For stitching cefds.
embroidery, quilting aud ali varieties q
work IL is lar superior to any machine have
ever used
MRS. n. 3. DUBOIS.
The Howe Family aud Leather Machine.
are warranted % sise hetssr s&fis<zesioa shsr
any other machlass u the narkets or noaes
refunded. :
The public are respectfully iasited 10 cal
aud examine oar Aachiaes and specimens o
WORK AID purchase where bsss snitsd.
CONE BROS,
IS College suest
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FROM moutexsaeo,

MoxTEyTDEo. Nov. l5th.-A treaty of peace
has been ratified between Buenos Ayres and
the Argentine Confederacy.
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No. 30 Union streef

No. 80 Union street.
Strangers aud Others visiting this city, will
and AZ the Bootand Shoe Store of J. b. & A.
v. RUTLAND, choice lot Of fashionable Boots
aad shees Of every description, which shey
are selling for cash, aAd GA most fissral
tsrmss They invite the public 10 give them =
call.
Heavy Bregaas.
a spleadid lot OF negro wear. Aiso
fraaks. valises, carpetbags, sc.
octIs-ts
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The popularity Of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MENf, is coeItensiye with the civilization of the
globe Other articles claim to dHeUidte pam and
distress-this Family Physicians, Govern
ment Hospitals, FarFiers, Planters, Farmers, Livery
men, &C, have particularly demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world. No article ever before re-
ceived such undivided praise and suppertfrOm Medi
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FOR Con.sabie-I.s Di.triet.

cs-We are authorized 10 announce Capt. JESSE W.
PA1E, csnaidats. for Cousaa5ie IN tue Nashville
District, at the ensuing March election.
lanI2-te
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AHESa.Ssdlf And fhoSoSkArhf--af.D ni-
.AR will open classes in these useful branches
4 Nashville as early as circumstances will
rmit-
! His room being small. and the house 10 be
IN down in the Spring. early applicant On
ould be made By all who wish 10 seeare
Ats In Mr.. DIS classes, BY addressing him
rough the Post 0fice, stating the name and
.,<idence Of the pupil, the branch to be
agki, AMI the hour. jaaI2-2t
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3 60, 90 RsO sAilANS -
Sorteo Eumelo $50 0rdinario.
Capisai Prize ioO,O 900 Dollars

lPrizeof. .-.--SlOo COO 50 ssss 1911 900
'' = esoY0os 90 80 t....-... s5OQr II
l - 81, zoe I5S -. ts...-- ls0et -
l "a 80. 21-JoB - approximations s, 500
1 80 - ....,. 10 ,Oe0a lE sFesl = -zfss
@ApproxiuiatloH tlc 81 ~ coo OF soe0oach "A
oG40Oto so = 0s0, tJV, OitOGtp s0,g0o
4of 40oto $40, 0oo
WHOLESALERS 80 2 o: faIye - o. q uAn- 4
2MA ters 80.
PrixescashesA slgAtat a,erseR at discount.
Blllssn ali s0iSenI BaAks take = par f.-Fsas Il
Z 1rAsng 10 ei0r warde ast he relglt -
becomes -srsa. -. = szs-.
ors1ss sor sshs@es o. Tickets 20 Ssad
iressec TO p9N toDAleukL leareoi City rest'l
C1sric a,So lan9-td
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HOWE MACHINES

Are rapidly growing in popular favor, gain
ing the confidence of the people, and are des-
tined to supercede machines having
ESTABLISHED REPUTATIONS,'
We respectfully refer to the following testi-
monials from the large number we have re-
ceved from our numerous city patrons:
Being called upon by Aessrs Cone IL Bro,
for testimonial touching the Howe Sewing
Machine, and having bought aud used one
for the space of three months, and noticed
the simplicity of its construction, the very
small power required to operate it. the neat
ness. uniformity and dispatch with which it
performs its work, and the fact that IL has
not in all that time given particle of trou-
BILE to keep it in MISUNDERSTANDING 1t
has been operated portion of the time by
girl only twelve years old, the latter advan-
tage i had not expected to find in any ma
chine. 1 had supposed that all gave more or
less trouble to keep them in order.
Touching the ability of the machine to
perform all kinds of work, would say that
with one of the $50 machines l have found
no difficulty in executing uny work | have
wanted to do with the machine, from the
heaviest kerseys to the finest muslins.
In view of all these advantages | hesitate
not to recommend the Howe Machine TO any
one wanting aSewiug Machine.
MRS.rS. q. ROGERS,
Wife of S G Rogers. of Graves, Marks, & Co,
q, North High street.
The SEQ machine purchased from you gives
perfect satisfaction. The great obje ction
heretofore with many people to Sewing Ma
chimes. has been that machine doing fine
work could not do heavy work and visa YER
sa; that objection is entirely overcome by
the Howe Machine, and for that reason /
think it is better adapted to the wants of the
people than any other family machine. /
have formerly owned one of the Singer, aud
have seen and examined the other leading
styles, and think your machine less compi
Gated and more easily managed than any
other.
To persons wishing machine executing
all varieties of work, without trouble, most
heartily recommend the Howe Machine.
w. III. MINCHlN,
Firm of Mckenzie 4 Minchin,
IA College street.
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WHO IhVENTED THE SEWING MACHINE {?
The Howe Sewing machines!
ESTABLISHED 1S45.
e. Howe, jr.. Original Inventor an

THESE MACHINES are strictly First Glass; and for
beauty and simplicity of construction. durability
and efficiency IN working, are unequaled by any.
They make a tight lock stitch more nearly alike upon
both sides of the goods than that made by any other
Machine.
Thew capable of doing greater variety of work
than any other family machine. The 500 machine is
warranted to do as line work as the Wheeler q VIII
son and as heavy as tue large Singer machine.
So FAMILY MACHIS kS.-Pr lces 500. $40,
$50, $50, and 500.
The Howe Cyhader Machines, for all Leather
stitching, such as Boot aud Shoe werk, Carriage
Trimming, Harness work, &c, have always held
reputation far above any other nachins-a
versally admitted. Noother Leather machines use
so small needle the Howe Cylinder Machine
PrIce-135 aud $3.50.
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DK. KINGS DisPENsaRY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

=
pax~~<, DIX. SiNG formerly of New York for
49, - Ad ss fss q %
meat q private diseases for seyeass, haiaera
ssa1s s.s s X ss s .r = sss
cure al diseases Of private aainfe nc Fasisfhes
baathey may befrom taJaelcious nedleat Treatment,
aeg own. kings Dispen szry 200
is Nc - Deaaeriek street, between Cnerry ane iae
square second STORY where he =
sososeas1 wnhoa IA eden 90 rfu-
Or sse,aa
q few days, by operation which causes no lain
Where Structure sxisis health cannot be ssJSEsd.
Perhaps ffsesseeaases more mischief aad sndsr
miass tls constitution 80 much. s 80 j. l. -
srrHilis VIA an the diseases Of hsskin grorins
cut OF negIeet sr BAD treatment can be eHecfuaiy
-
cat eftt. brought % p asay easss y the de- S
lageuee OF ne Asi.t lsgleetef ~nlell wlr
aEeerHausfhe feHaes ~ ths soolo1tenAs
for sas iesser seeesS sna = asHs a seIaase
8, Al s y zee 81 a.. s e. 1872
rsrsns le.s.ns sesssa ss Sr..ss an .s..sns
5. be- - sass ss5ss sssssiS
sss1ssr 'siassss :.
e % .s-e-Iaa.~ -
saae House TO Rent.
coufoR f&tt.e @ns eoavss'eas nsaze u 'fe<s
s. % cs esslsa Sa s'
y.as.ry "a. lsee-zlSz
90 CumDeriana Coal.
u .ss.srz = ,,.is sls iTAsa<s .ssslss
ass ss s.lss = sAs szsas a. ihe pieces ez.snsisd
isrzs i<sa.s Ca. esas. Isr e-.ss, -. ~ ~.
-l..'ssi's's 'ss ss.'. ra d ese s:ls:.
a.,... ss..s, 4. { IA
sAais ss..as 49, 80 ~
$50 ..x..s,.., xss,s sc e : s -
- xs. = essa. ..., sssss : -, -
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

Fl>HE tsrelnAFy dra sia 81 he Roy Ia vsna
J. Laltery ,conducteu I! "a r. s pln sLts vernment
aud II he persIsul eneFA 10 icQ ba
" III take place al Havana son
Tuesday, January .24th, 1850. s
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SEWING MACHINES.
Five Hundred and Thirty.six Machines

Five HHndred ana 1Hlri!.Slx MachlneS
for one year. These the Machines that are said
to be made under the supervision of E. HOWE, Jr.
We leave it to this Community to judge whether it
is at all probable that E. HOWE, Jr. being in re.
cept of more than Two Hundred Thousand Dollars
year from different Sewing Machine Companies,
would take the POSITION of oyerseer in a Factory
where hundred and fifty tive Machines were
made in six mouths
Persons in want f Machine that will recommend
tself, will please call our office and examine the
Vince .er & Wilson's Machine.
PARSONS CO., Agents,
Over Jse. YeBR x &c. Is Book Ssore, UBioh st.
jane-d&twlm
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HANDSOMER & FINER

Stitch, more uniformly alike upon both sides
of the material than that made by any other
Machine.
4. Last but not least in the present tight
ness of the money market. the Machines are
BETTER and come at LESS price than any
other first class machine.
That the
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What Constitutes Good Sewing Machine


/. II should be ell made simple III its construc-
tim, and easily kept IN order.
2. II should make tight lock-sttch, alike on both
sides OF the lnateri-l.
g. 1t should any aad all M ateriaIs that can be
sewed
1. II should be able to use eote IN thread er silk
S. IL should be able to sew from coarse 10 dpe
and from thick 70 thin with rapidity aud without
changing the tension
IL should be able to make the tension greater or
less, GU both the under aud upper threads nd with
Dlurmity- :
T. It,should have straight needle; euyued ones are
liable 10 break.
s. The needle should have perpendic uar miop OF
This IL absolutely necessary Tor heavy work.
9. 1t should be able to bind with binder hem
with bemmer; should Stitch, fell, run and gather
10. 1t should be always ready 10 work
IL Itshouid be capable of using the same size of
thread both sides u the work, Of using differ
cut colored thread or silk, above or below to cor
respond with any two coors OF cloth 10 be unite
II. IL should be able 10 make a long UT shert
I'll
Is. 1t should commence sewing tightly at the drst
itch,
Ii. It should rnn easily and make but little noise
10 1t should have a wheel-ieed; none others are
in constant contact with The work -
10. II should not be liable getout of order.
IL. il should not he liable break the thread nor
skin the stitches.
Is. It should not be liable t. oil the operators
dress
10. 1t should not form rigde the under side,
nor rave out, nor be wasteful of thread as is the
case with ali chain stitch mac hines.
20. IL should NOT be I'm trouble than ii is
worth"
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Mustang Liniment.
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED.

Mr.. ;. LITcH, hyde Park, VI, Writes:-'' hat the
horse was considered worthless" (his was
Spavin,) "but since the free OF the Mustang
Liniment,I have sold him for one $3.50 cash Your
Eminent has been doing wonders up hero"
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RHEUMATISM

or years. standing, has been totally cured. Piles,
Ulcers, Tumors, Running Sores, Scrofula stuff Joints
Felons, swellings, Burns, Bites, Bols, Chaps, Neu
ralga, Salt Rheum and all aches and pains upon
man, and kindred com plants upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
suehas Ring bone Call Scratches SPAWN, PolI-Evii,
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CrtminaIC Court Clerk

HE- We are authorized to ANNOUNCE CHARLES NJ
HAYS as 4 canddaIe Criminal Court Clerk at the
ensuing election. uec3l-le
ss- We authorized To announce CHAS. Z. DIG
GUNS u candidate IOr Criminal Court Clerk at the
next March election. Juiy4--t
Ey- We are authorized TO announce JOHN SHANE
Esq, a Candidate for re-eec The onice OF
Criminal Court Clerk next March election.
II II We are authorized auuounCe pr. L. N
PATI GkSUN Is acandIaateIOr CrimInaICUr: ~ Clerk
aI.Ie ensuing March election. maya I'd
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42o BROAD srKErr. PmLApE1para p.

40 BROAD STREET. PH1LADELPHIA, PA.
(Exfrdct-) ''In lifting the kettle from the fire 81
became unmana Eeable tilted over, and sca:ded nag
hands very severely, almost To crisp Is an
swfui sight. The Mustang Eminent appeared 60 L
tract the pain. IL healed rapidly, without SORENESS
andieft no scar Of account. Truly yours,
&C AkIxES FOSrER
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Family Sewing Machines

From Fif.say TO Eighty Dollars. We havetried
the II III aa nnd tneni superior ANY
IN Ise.--I-A SsAger Il Co.'s Gaselse. 49,. -.
J.f. LORD Agent, 80.
sepl9-u - North CoileEest.