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From Fayal- Marine Intelligence.

II DUoIUN, FTluayf AprI
The bark To-, arrived this morning from faya 5th inst
Se reports having left ship Angelo from Maur,as, for
london coudemned-shp Charlotte Read for Bath. All.
IN the 2ith ut-ship William A. Cooper, from Cardiff for
ssN York put in eth u for sails &C. was repaired and
Gl,d 3Oth
The 10 on the eth inst in lat 80 90 lon fell in with
.e wreck of the schr Fanny of New York waterogged
Ter maymast had been cut away, and her foremost
one by the deck She had apparently been loaded and
clipped
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Markets., &c.
NFN.DRLEANS.

NEW-ORLEANS Friday April D. 135]-Noon
CoTToN still heavy unsettled BARLEY-Tweve hundred
tbs impossible correct list OF
SUGAR. MoLAsEs COFFEE dull BAcON-Side
72c advanced The best
vOrh - d92 , 80, o..
rriyed -
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From New-Brunswick.
BOSTON, Friday, April p, 1853


We have New Brunswick paper, OF the 10Th INST.
The discussion of the Election bill in the Assembly
spic of much public interest.
Committee Of the Assembly have reported in favor of
making Campo co free port where goods from all parts
dthe world could be stored free ofduty.
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relegrnnh dances struck hr Lightninp.

4
severe thunder storm occurred mere about p O'Clock
H. morning during which the lighting entered the Morse
telegraph Office, destroying three instruments and melting
H. gas pipes, set the office fir The fire was fortu
,siy confined 10 the office as Oliver Lee Bank and
yera Exchange Brokers offices also situated the
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Severe storm.

PTILADELPHIA, Fnday, AprlI 2 Is3
The Western Telegraph line is down between here and
Lancaster We had a thunder storm this evening
and hail fell large muske balls Much glass bro
hem and the various greenhouse gardeners on the out
skirts of the city have suffered considerably.
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HInnicinnl EIecfians.

LAWRENCE, MASs-Ihere was no election OF Mayor
g. siSr,en four Wings are elected and there two
xaconcies for Common Council nine Wings and SIX Dem,
are elected The Wing tickets were generally elected
IN Wars One Two and Three, and the Democratic tickets
:; W. Fonr and Six; in Ward Five there Is no choice
II. ri " . Cow Msvor stood Storrow 500 Bartlett Az Bar
L. 90 sat % Whole number l,O79-neceSSaEy 10 y
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VERNoNr.-The Democratic, Gree Soil) State Con-
yention will be held at Montpelier onthe 3lst of May TO
nominate candidates for State Officers and TO transact
any other business deemed necessary at that tme
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T,yxrssEE.-Dr James w. Gillespie has been NOM,
mated as the Wing Candidate for Congress, IN the lila
District.
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~..york Town Meetiugs-svrERvIsoss

81
>ev.york Town Meeungs-svrERvlsORs.
I,,,scsro, Co-The Board stands II Wigs and 5Dem
ocrats. m ., C,,.;,r undenendent Re
frml divides the new Board into Wings Independents
0S,trG" CoIbe Board of Supervisors at the called
meeting at Oswego last Friday voted 10 10 ~ 10 loc'J '
County Clerks Office OF that CouH'y a. IoeV.I 80
claimed that the Legislature having previously IoVo" 'o
Office the Board OF Supervisors HAD no JuTiSu0'o"
M..s,curs,rrs..-The following County Treasurers
have been chosen: 49,,
FsscyA W Dodge of Hamilton is reelected
MdJescx- Stednaqn Buttrck, Of Concord Is reelected
Franklin-Almon Bnmrd
Uau,nshr,-C hares Desno, re elected
RI b,rc-Georc j. fucker OF lenox reelected
Br;s,ol-SAMUELR TOWNSEND, OF Taunton.
WIics in Roman Democrats In ltatie and Free Soil
er in SMALL CAPS
Onvx,xo ov THE CANALS The Abary Erening Jour
nai Jan. 81 says We have received the following dis
patches 'o-u"! AMSTERDAM "Wednesday, April 20, lSS
Tho bresk at Hofinans Ferry on NewkrS section VIII
be repaired night and water let on carry is
inc The rest of the Canal on eastern DIVISION IN eAcoe"'
NY Inv J. C. MArHER, Canal Commissioner.
Amsterdam April 2l, - MA break has again
occurred at Hohman's Ferry this morning r.
LATrsr-Amsterdam, April 81, . p M-An9ther break
red this forenoon in the Canal on Newkirk section
Sbch II is said will probably prove bad one Particulars
are NOT known 1t is on BaThydts WORK
RA London letter in The Boston Iraeeer slatys sna'
the K,y 10 Unee Toms Calm put in type by Messrs
Low Son of that city and printed bound ana oneeu o
sale within four days from the receipt OF the orgnM oy
This haste necessary the laws requiring nat ue
published there order secure the author mleIes
Another edition was issued by Messrs. Clarke, Beeton
Co, within five days after, which sells at - cents more
than thousand Of this edition taken by the Lon9oh
Booksellers alone the first day Of its publication Inc
Queen dispatched messenger to Messrs Low d Son on
the morning Of its publication with special request for the
tIst copy issued without regard to the style Of binding
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WORLDS EXHIBITION-1s53

The New-York Crystni PaIace-Its Rise and Progress
Articles the Wny-Resuits Expected-Growth
Of the City in the Neighborhood-rhe TOwer-Pub.
Ifc
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-07-20

I Mii. WINTERS had lCs uaarly all OF his hair and
had bsen bald tr many years by the use Of tres bot
Uts 81 the tdVHt'1c NiHtVeit hdd hs hGtr eGtlry re-
stored, and now has beapula head of hair any
could wish. His ags is about - years,
\ o Mr. Warren ot this tuwn, Is Years Of had
been afflicted with the Asthma from his cradle. lie had
The benefit Of the best medical advice that LOVING and
wealthy father could procure, witout avail IL was one OF
the most aggravated saw; he eaclaied al
most to skeleton. BY the of few bOttleso the ONT
ment he was H0Sl gcaSe aud Tor months past has
enjnyed robust health.
This extreme case of Inflammation Qf TIE sD2ee8
Of long standing; has treatment from less than
eq8 different PHI vsieans without receiving bsneftwas
cured by the Of only four bottles Of the Magnetic ONT
ment. This 2r mont ago and the lady biIs. Dun
ham, is st in gOad health and able TO attend to her usual
household duties Iaye treated asesOf Chronic SoFe
Eyes with the Ointment both the patients nsdyi
bad need attendant 10 .Sad them from place
place One al them had been afflicted Is years. the other
abou; 9yearS They had ued the best physicians IN the
State, without benefit and Of them had been under the
treatment Of the celebrated Dr. Muzzy of Cincinnati, for
eighteen months and had expended hundreds Of dollars in
efforts to effect They by use of the
Magnetic Ointment, nearly quite cured and able TO
read and attend TO ordinary business have used the
Ointment in number OF cases OF Piles and in hlS
EIsd Of q50tyg tHBetpl5s yseT GaR JeHsFGd permanent
have alsoused it beneicialiy of Fry
sipeas And last bat not ast have within the last year
cured four eases OF CANCER by the of the Bgaetc
Ointment alunel
From thorough trial Of the Ointment in nearly every
disease for which it is recommended / confidently
commend be Of the useful remedies Of
tered 10 the public. Respectfully Yours
BURTON HUBBELL, NJ. ID.
Dated Jan p, 1870 Amelia Ohio.
The character OF tlis Ointment efficient remedy IS
established IN this city There quite number of ndi-
viduas who ascribc thcr restoration health to the use OF
this extraordinary Oiatnent.
For sale by ii. c. SCOVEI,
BERRY DEM0YILLE
mayo CARTWRIGHT ARMSTRONG.
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THIS Mill differs all others consruc ton Of
L the upper Running Stone, which is composed Of
French Burr Blocks, enclosed IN iron Case. which
forms the back aud hoop the Stone with Iron ye
the top, hi,a the back by bolts, that
block is in the form OF dove tail which gives greater
strength to Stone than other method which s required
in small mills where the stone is sh great speed and
becomes dangerous If not strongly Se. Il Also gives any
weight stone C.! small diameter required without
having it.hi- % hs.!, tha nsaEes ID top heavy.
his mil is frame mace of wood east irOn in
the form of DsH with brdgeee, Spindle Balance, hing
Driver. and Regulating Screw, and g1uds the
principle larAe mill, differing ouy IN the Runner tOue
this being of great weight enables it 10 grind the
mill now in This n is portable and u.=y be attached
to water, hurse OF uaHi soNer.
ALSO, al sias % teHc burr Mi soSes, manufactured
the principle.
Joseph H. burrows, of Cincinnati, IS the Inventor, Tor
he obtained Letters Patent lS42 Par ai4iurge
the purchaser will be held responsible for the right
ofusing.
These MILLS dorGi require MIiright up; and
all that necessary them in operation, attach
hand 10 the pulley the spindle, with drum sUcienty
large twenty-iour inch Mill 240 revolutions per
minute, attached to Gin, Steam, Water Powell By the
steady application ofIwo horse power tue Mil will grind
bushels per hour OF good meal and will grind wheat
well corr, The thirty inch mill, pUt fullest
speed, viii grind from 20 fifteen bushels per hour
These mills warranted 10 he in respect
meuded.
UIRxcTioNs UsNa.Piree yGgF u about % feet from
the Driving Pulley in level position; MAKE the belt u
l. athef eight wide. Give the St0ne51h reVOlu
tious minute with the Keep the ueck and step Of
spindle well oted Place the star the back Of he
Running stone in the the Cross On tie Duve
that is, the way they trimmed 10
Refer TO hds. Patterson, ESD OF Highland county, Ohio
Jesse Bea ksq Of Clinton county, Ohio; s. bradbury
Esq of Cincinnati, and u number Ofothsrs
All orders iirectedt TO JOHN +. BOUMAN,
No. broadway Nashville Agent for Middlasnd last
Tennessee J. n BURROWS.
jan 96-d. tr-w. IL W. Il. West Front 81 Gin. o,
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BUENA VISTA WATER CURE,-Is53.
A. "hBsLR, NJ D. ". A. EDNoSDS NJ D.

AkE pleasure in announcing that they are now ready
4 for The reception Of patients their establishment at
Huena Vista Springs. The romantic, heathful aud
picturesque character the locality Buena Vista Springs
IS 50 widely and generally known through the numerous
visitors who annually resort to The acs for medicinal
waters, that the pruPnetGrs deem say but
hife On the subject. The country wild aud broken
a5ouns IN game is exempt from epidemic invason an
nconned and aubrous atmosphere and tie establish
nen;s supplied with abundance Of pure running free
stone water, equal to any in the State
'r EBstE ,S physician Of forty years experience in
The active practice Of his profession and has Just returned
from tour through the Northern and Eastern States dur
ing which he v.ed the best watercura establishments in
e country and enjoyed ample ali the best sour
ces ot nfOrnia ou the subject
Dr EbSoN though Younger practitioner has several
wears experience aud brings with him into the establish
ment the Pre 1nal devofn and energy incident 10 the
earlier peuods OF He The means for amusement and re-
creation are ample and free of charge.
1EEAs-tor Board and treatment from to SO per week
Patients are expected 90 bring with them blankets two
comforts or feather bed sN large crash towels sheets
ana s1e Old linen for bddages they viii be charged
extra for such IN the establishment Very sick and feeble
persons viii furnish an attendant who will pay board be
charged for such extra.
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DIR. WM. lscLANE,

Z,
ESPEj LILY announces to the citizens of Nashvilk
and vicinity, that he has returned again gflr resi-
dence Of fourteen years in the South and peFmanenyla
cagd himself in SUth Nashville at the corner of Wash
ngton and Par streets where he may at all times be ouu
by those who may wish 10 consult hn.
He has n hs possession many certificates from
eminent standing certifying TO the permanent of the
most distressing OF the following diseases vzNer-
Affections, Liver Complaints Dyspepsias Chlls and
Feyers Pleurises Ashas, Colds, Coughs Incpient Con-
sump'ioRS, iiheumatsnlS, Weak Lungs, Fits Drupsies
Cancers, Ulcers ScFoulous, emopss Of the Lungs and
other Hemogage; Diarrl0 Diseases Of the kdneys Mer-
cura and Neueiea Taipts q hg Hoad; Diseases of Chill
de N,ls ana VariGs other Diseases incident To the hui
man system.
During his residence in the South he attended to over ten
thousand different cases all Of which he treated with more
than Ordinary success.
Ir Mcane hopes from his much experience in the Medi-
cal Profession AID the degree of that has attended
his efforts heretofore 10 obtain the confidence and patronage
ofthe sick and afflicted.
Nashville, Fep 9-lT. DR. WM McLANE.
ALet,eis addressed postpaid to South Nashville
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MEDICAL.
THE GRlFFENRERG %

THE GR1EFENBERG DISENTERY SYR-
4 UPls speedy and Hflible remedy for DIARRIIEA
DYSENTERY, BLOODY FLUX, CHOLERA MORBUS'
CHOLERA fNFANTUM, and the Asiac Cholera
10 fails 20 the worst possible cases Of bowel
complaints IN few hours Il IS purely vegetable and taken
in almost any quantity is perfectly harmless
Most remedies for Darrea cck up the pores Of the
Intestinal canal aud only Og alleviate The disease by
preventing the expulsion of the acrid ud which viii al
most Hvsraby pour totli again. with inci etsed violence
'housh nature sometimes the evil while the rem
" a"e bears on the praise Not with the Dvsentery
tp rs lngredentaIe the natural antidoteS to these com
P II ges The nature of the fluids and causes Their
SAP,on III natural manner. 1t does not leave them 10 in
1e Inc surface OF the stomach and bowels hut attackp
me cause, neuraiizeS them, and the disease
subsidies The operation of the Syrup is threefoII II I'M
meaiely reaches the seat of the disease and arrests -
course; II instantly soOthes pain and restorr d. - y,
perfect quiet The niiarned surfaces of the siorIs ~ ~
niesiine' are guarded against further violence by The nc
uaHhon OF their aerId contents and thus the body re-
sumes it natural healthy functions -
THIS MEDICINE NEVER FAILS. A eonlulete c,rs
is warranted Price only 81 cents per bottle
junel5. ALEX. MACKENZIE Agent for the STATE
Clergyman OF Nashville informed me last season when tl
Cholera Yves threatened that in one week be cured p
eases Of the premOnitory symptoms with few bottles Of
this Dysentery Syrup. An
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PED SPRINGS

w pleasure announcing to our numerous friends
w and patrons, that we ready TO accommodate
All Who may wish % avail themselves Of the benefits Of our
place Extensive preparations have been made for the COM
tort both OF the invalid and the of pleasure 1t we're
needless Tor US 10 attempt set forth the value our pac
IN medicinal point Of MANY afflicted with various
diseases, haze visited u.s. and after a few weeks sojoun
have gone away either entirely cured greatly relieved
particularly such as have been afflicted with Scrofula d.
5ese> q ;ne n Stone the Bladder and also OF the D
gestve System in general Ofhese facts thereis an abu-
dance Of proof and many who have certified to them and the
same have gone forth 10 the aced people And we have
at tins time two living specimens of ScTOfua cases cured
sound and Se with to be testimony dec
laranon one OF which was alInosta hopeless case.
We are Macon county Middle Tennessee II miles east
OF Iaiee county seat % 20 miles from Nashville
A miles turnpike aud the balance high ridge road and
other good country roads coming from p0iut-fum
Lebanon Wilson county, HaFtsyilIe Carthage Gansboro
Tomkinsylle Glasgow, Gallatin sc
SAM Z, HARE,
j. 4. TAYLOR, Proprieors
mayl2-tr W3m = T. PEYTON !
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s5-Drawings forwarded toCOrresPOndents BY the hTsi
mails afieT the lotteries drawn
-t correspondents viii please order few days before
the lotteries drawn.
There large per centage in favor Of those purchasers
hooar bv the Package and the chances Of drawing four
o the largest Prizes in the Scheme are thereby
We advise the purchase OF Packages Of Tickets in every
stance.
~ Bank Drafts Certificates Of Deposit PAYABLE in Gold
at sight viii be promptly RENTED those Correspondents
who draw prizes az PYFER 4 cos.
~ -Remember-A PACKAGE of TIcKETs can draw -FOUR
Of the most splendid prizes in a scheme.
al order To Fortune, and the cash immediate
" after the result known the readers Of paper have
only to remit cash Drafts prze tickets the Old Estab
shed far famed and truly fortunate Exchange aud Lottery
Brokers' PYFER 4 co,
iune29-1m No Light street Baltimore, Md.
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IMPORTANT TO IRON MANUFACTU-
L EEEiS--IAMES RENTAN f Nnn-.rk Nn.r larsnr

Il RERS.-JAMES RENION, ct Newark New Jersey
has discovered process for manufacturing wrought iron
directly from the ore with wood mineral c'al styled by
him Ore-weding furnace; an improy in the
hetue of iron long sought after but successfully at
tanned until Mr. Reutons discovery and which produces at
single heat the best quantity U baos Gt less than
pig iron usually made. Letters Parent have been
granted him for his discovery and weae the eoutedagents
for the sale Of rights and its introduction throughout the
West and as the present high price Of iron inducing many
capitalists In invest IN It's manufacture without being
Of the great advantages this and valuable inveIi
ton has other known mOde think It but suber
wing their inerestto thus early mpess upon them the in
p0rance Of examination Of the merit OF this late
ton before embagkng in any other made for making irOn
assuring them Of lis entire and practcabt de-
monstraei BY the furnaces successful operation allie
this plan
1t is not our purpose this advertisement to speak par
tculay Of the almost incaculabe advantages ia process
possesses over all other modes for making Iron )as this
contained in circular, which will be pleased 10 mail
10 the address Of interested in the matter but to
call the attention d those about investing in the maDuiac
tire of Iron and respectful invite examination OF the
furnace we are erecting in this city, aud which VIII be in
operation by the 5ih June next the furnaces Of the
American Iron Company in Newark, New Jersey, op
Grating with complete success W. C. DAVIS co.
Cincinnati, June l-Sw.
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PRINTED LINENS. PRINTED LINEEs

DIfFVt ENFtet.
USI received direct impOTtaon Case Linen Dress
- Goods containing great variety of STYLES and pat
terms, which Will be sold - per cent less than the usual
uee Also variety Of dress Goods consisting Berage
Lawns and Musls for STYLES and prices are unsurpassed
by any m tue market Ginps, FringeS and Trimmings OF
al kinds constantly hand The attention Of the Ladies
Is particularly requested Stock of Goods before pur.
chasing. may25 THURSrUN x BERNARD
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NoTCE To wEsrEan rRaur1IrPs

FVNHR0UGH by PENNSYLVANIA and Ono Railroads Phil
adelpha 10 PIttsbuTg Pa, Massillon Wooster Cleve-
land, Ioiedo Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis Iaayeite
Ierre Hane, Chicago, and Alkaue Throyh bv Rilioat
from Philadelphia 70 Cincinrat in 81 hours
Shortest and quickest route from the Atlantic Cities TO N
Great West. Passengers viii lind this the most pleasant
Foue to N. Orleans Only 81 TO Cncnuaii S2 10 Louis
vile; SiS ST Louis Via Pennyvania Railroad am tla,
following daily Steam Packets from Pittsbur: Ruckeyeafe
Capt w Belsshooyer leaves Pisburg Sunday; Keys;pne
State Capt Charles Stone leaves Pittsbng Monday Allie
CHENEY, Capt Charles w Bachelor leaves Pitsbur Tues
av; CRYSTAL Palace Capt II Koa1z leaves ritsburg ed
nesday; Brilliant Capt Grace leaves Ptsburg Thurs
day: PsbuTg Capt Hugh Campbell leaves Pttsburg Fri
day; Messenger No 2 Capt John Hlnetcler leaves Pitts
burg Saturday Boarding and lodging on board the Packets
extra. PittsbGg Cincinnati -; louisville, 50; st.
Louis, So
Fare through by Railroad from Phladephia to PtsIurg
80 81; Mssiion sl0 Cleveland Sl0 Mansfield ana Crest
lire, Sl; Columbus So 50; Toledo ; Is, Cincinnati, (va
SIS % To Chicago Waukegan, kenosha H. Racine NIL
wauke Sheboygan, Wisconsin, via Detroit aud Michigan
Central Railroad SIS.
The CaIs will leave the CominonwealttI's Station " F.
Cornear Schuyk Fifth and Market Streets
can be purchased Of Bingham Dock Agents Of the State
aud Columbia Railroad Lines 1--.
The morning Express Tram through to Pittsbwg. Cleve
land, Cincinnati and Chicago viii leave Al clock, A. NJ
Through 10 Cincinnati IN So hours
The night Mail Train at ldh p ". Threugh 10 Cncin-
natl in AZ hours including nights comfortable rest at
Pittsburg
risburg Lewis'own, Huntingdon, Ii6ldaysburg john
stown, Greenburg and Intermediate places
NOrics.-ln case of loss, the Company viii hold ihemsel
YES responsible orpesona baggage only aud for
not exceeding 500. TH0S MOORE Agent.
june If. Pennsylyaai Railroad Co.
The Columbia Railroad Line or Harrisburg via Colu-
ba and all intermediate places vii leave the above station
at lSL, 7. NJ. .........
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IRA A. STOUT,
q q 4 @ u NJ !. n y q Z, u II II Z Z

No. CLARK STREET NASHVILLE, IlSS,
AsrfJ0r d, H. $ Ffe2cFs Grocery UarehoRse, and OD-
Tos.ie li0griy d SrItt0a'S
LII kinds of carriages for sale with harness Ca8Rl
~ 10 suit All ,g0rk sold by me is made at 60
the Clark Street Mandatory and warranted and viii be
sold good Terms, Cash good notes. as any work
made North or East.
Repairing done with prOmptness and StiSpach and all
persons leaving work repair may rely ON getting when
promised. All orders promptly attended to. maTl5