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The Dry ROL,''
The Washington Organ says

The Washington Organ says:
"a prominent Democrat from Maine informs US
that Mr.. Hamlin's course is generally approved by
the leading Democrats OF that State, and that he Is
daily in the receipt of letters from that
State warmly endorsing his withdrawal from the
support of Mr. Buchanan.
"Mr. Morrill,, the late chairman Of the Maine de-
mocratic committee is beyond all comparison, the
most influential Democrat in the State. He also
has refused to support Mr.. Buchanan"
The PoughkeepSie Eramjner says the
venerable Judge C. II. Ruggles, of that
place, "makes no secret of the fact that
he should not support the Cincinnati nomi-
nations"
The editor Of the Portland argus has
gone home from Cincinnati, and the first
thing he does is, to discredit the work of
the Convention. He has already felt that
the fllibustering resolutions don't ego
down." and therefore he wishes his readers
to particularly mark that they constitute
no part of the platform, but were declared
by distinct resolution to express only the
individual opinions of a majority Of the men,
bers." There is no need of backing down
in this way. The Ostend manifesto, signed
by Buchanan, goes beyond any of these
resolutions, and we presume he has not yet
repudiated that.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-24

Hon. G. H. WILLIAMS, Familiarity known
as Old Kit, made an able speech in Mem
phis last week, in support of Mr.. Fillmore.
Hehas an appointment to speak at Lex
ington also. We are assured that he will
continue during the canvass to give Mr..
Fillmore the aid of his invaluable services.
No man in the South is more devoted to
her rights-nO man has sustained them with
courage more unquailing aud when such
men support Mr. Fillmore, there is no room
to question his soundness and nationality.
He was a Fillmore man in 1852, because
he had seen him tried and knew him to be
true and he is a Fillmore man now, be-
cause he knows he has not changed, but is
still true and worthy of trust. How differ
ent is his course from that Of another VIII
lams who was for Fillmore in 1852, and
repudiated Scott We allude to JAMES
WILLIAMS, Esq, the author of the Clay
Wing" pamphlet which is now being extern
sively circulated by the enemies Of Mr. Fill,
more
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Spirit of the German Press,

The Die Freic Pressc, German paper of
Philadelphia, which has hitherto support
ed the Democratic party, denominates the
action of the Cincinnati Convention patch
work" and declines to support the nomi-
nees. 1t declares for platform to read
thus:
"No further extension of slavery-Re-
demption for KansaS-Repeal of the Flu
gatiye Slave Law"
1t goes for Fremont-calls him "the con-
quercr of California with sword and com
pass, the soul of that Constitutional Con-
vention ,rhioh sared tie Gold State from
the CURSE Of SLAVERY" 1t appears to have
as bad an opinion of slavery as Mr. Buch-
anan, who declares it is a great politjcai
eca, aud great MORAL era, ;" "A CURSE" and
thanks God that his lot has been cast in a
State where it does not exist.
We learn from the n. Y. Evening Post
that the st. Charles DeBl0Irat, the St Lou
is An=iegcr dc Wes,ens, of Missouri, also
support Fremont. The Pittsburg Courier,
the Buffalo Telegraph and the Stats Dem
oIraf, and the AJcnd Zietuny of New York
City, are in the same category. These
things indicate that Notwithstanding Mr.
Buchanan was nominated to propitiate free
soilism, the advantages Of straight out
anti-slavery ticket are preferred. How un-
grateful in these anti-slavery foreigners not
to support him with alacrity.
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Preparation. for The Campaign.

We observe in the Chattanooga Ga-effs,
a list Of appointments made by the electors
for the third Congressional district, CON-
mencing on the eth Of July and closing on
the 18th Of August, after which time other
appointments will be made. Reese b. Brab-
son, Esq, is the American, aud ID. NJ. Key,
the democratic Standard-bearer in that dis
trict
MosEs WHrE, Esq, aud DR. JANIS w.
McHrSRY, make a similar list in the Knox
vile district, commencing on the l4th of
July and ending on the 30th Of August.
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To All Whom il may Concern |!

NHs undersigned s8ud respectfully draE the attention
u ihosc uho aTs ~ faiy violating ihe provisions Of
the 70 % Eug piece of sak VERSE eomDoed b. the .vog
add Adsrm Of the elty 81 Nashville on hs sah Il Apri
it9Sl - ths sectiln Ehice isa acdiAsiy holloss a.
ESsry retail nrrchant shal ply eF his lee s. the sur
Of tweniyhFr dosrs, when the retained b. Aim sa
proiac- less amount.
RoT The prv1rgs q eAryinE sod rEns rsans and
properly 10 Vrhicies a. fiii0ss.
Fer eFcry uztsr cart, ave doiara.
for sssry oiaersAfi, tee dalikrs
tos zssgy dFsy, len dolaFs.
E9f every hackney carriage, AZ zen doEars.
HoF esery ogHibass twenty- ave dsIisrs.
kaf every ioaf-hoFss Wakon. tEenfy dsnars.
for every tso horss UAxen. a1esn dollasa.
tefeFery enc norte SkFoH earFyRll a<lars-
Sc ne pfepfEqt ~ aEnnp earlssF drsys Feyed
N hAaink aaoes, orks he, seed hFnhare. brsna IA
of nefcaaade PES Acs - p4ee Ia he ey, hsFsby
sequlfed 50 axe cas- hcsnas and pay shs ahoEe rates
AT toss shn faA er refuse fs epy sith he sieve BE-
Ire sAe Y, dy q ~ =, Via ss Eaied ~ she oy hahal
aae q his depaises
3 eo@s . ne Reeorsei,s enc ard save casts
Jaas zS-2E IA EAHc8Ra, 9sea.ilr.
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The Union and American thinks it has
observed a change in the tone Of the
American press towards the Old-Line
Wings. Entreaty has taken the place, it
says, of denunciation, and instead Of scorn
and contempt they are overwhelmed with
pressing solicitations.
We do not underrate the responsibility
both in point Of numbers and high charac-
ter Of that body Of old conservative wing
voters, who are now holding an Independent
position between the two great parties in
the country nor do we desire to conceal
our wish to secure their cooperation in the
present contest. But we shall never de-
scend to the lick-spittle subserviency which
has marked the course Of the Democratic
party to these men, From the hour that
the silly song of "whig trick" from the
stern force Of facts was driven down dem
ocratic threats, a course of fawning and
sycophancy towards old Wings has been
pursued surprising all previous exhibitions
of the sort. A reader of democratic pa
pers would think that each individual Old
Line Wing was political saint, SO pure
and perfect as to command idolatry from
his devotees. Whiggery itself, so late the
incarnation of everything direful that could
befal the -Brtish-buc-light feder-
alism, and the upholder Of a loom-lord
poor-grinding ariStocracy, suddenly grew
very cOmmendable in democratic eyes,
No term of endearment was soft enough
in which to court and WOO these adorable
objects Of their affection. a pair of pup
Ply lovers could have taken valuable hints
in the art of doing the agreeable. Turtle
doves never billed and coOed more lovingly.
There was a Soul-felt earneStnesS in their
conduct, which could but melt the most OBJ,
durate A Wing never could have beliyed
that the obsequouS toady who CrOuched at
his feet, bad once openly damned and re-
yiled him, as an enemy to his country
bought by British gold. Such respectful
and courtly phrases could but issue from
lips ready to seal their sincerity With Hea.
ven-witnessed vows. 0ld-Line Wings could
not listen to such honeyed speeches with,
out being deceived Surely these are my
friends, said they. Enemies do not speak
in such a style.
This is the "cOniuration and magic
which has been used on old wings by the
democratic press, and in some instances
it has done its work successfully. They
now wish to set up an exclusive right to
the process, and are troubled at the least
advance which an American may make to
an Old-line whig. For one, we can assure
them they are welcome to their means, and
the success it brings them. We shall not
infringe their patent. We have no blarn,
ey or soft sawder for any class of voters
much less wings, whom we suspect of q
proclivity for democracy. If their leave
taking gives rise to any emotion, it is not
an unpleasant one, for when we are once
deceived in an individual, the sooner he
| quits our sett, the fewer the tears we shed
at his departure. When an Old-Line Wing
turns democrat we are grossly deceived in
! him.
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Awful and Fatal COnsequences

INENsUE from treating Bowel comp at this Of
Il the year with Brandy, Opium or Astftngens When
checked this the disease Is cured but the outlet
merely stopped up and 70 is fortunate % 10 appears for
then dangerous diseases Of the head averted aud the
patient has chance his life. How oen DO hear Of
Bowel Complaints being suddenly checked and death from
disease o. the BRAIN produced BY the dne taxing place
a few hours after?
THE GUTENBERG DYSENrERY SYRUP,
has been wonderfully successuui Ia suscompiaints. By
chemical action produces change ia tha contents Of the
Bowels ard thus enables nature perform her own work
The Board Of Health Of New York certify that the
Ch,era disappeared from The Quarantine this
medicine a, used at ths Hospitals.
Dr. Kuowlten OF Boston, calls the greatest aid 10 the
medical profession and blessing 90 the patient
DR. De orrest Of New York, il cures every case
OF Disorder Of The bowels pTomp ~ and that he always
10 10 severe
Capt Taylor Of the Army eerthes that Il cures all
% DyscGtrry cUutrACtuua Mexico ad mat y - ScnS
rally used by of1crrs Who contracted that complaint
Morris Franklin, acting Mayor Of New York, re-
all disorders Of the Bowels on the hrst appearance.
By Count Bodisco It recommended 70 the Medical
All Pelersburg. aud by them recommended 10 the
Hospitals throu<hont bussit u has bren gsed
In several lrop-aa Countries With great fucccss.
In "a hyie large quantities II q have been used IN ufss
Of Cholera
Threushou. the whole State Of TENNESSEE e Is knosn
The b-si aEd Uniy cortsia coy for bloo ~ FINK
Ihave alaays trrd 20 rtfind toe m0oey any
be heard " taat has net effected cure- hAtE NEVER
HEARD OF Such CASE TIE sane OR . stl eoa-
unucL ALAN MA-hENG.E
jynf g3-tf
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TUESDAY, JUNE "a, 1865.
Arrival of Mr.. Fillmore.

BY telegraph we learn the arrival of the
Atlantic. Mr.. Fillmore came passenger
in her, and while millions of hearts are
sending up thanks that he has been per,
United to return to his native land, he is
meeting with a Camillus-like ovation at the
hands Of the citizens of New York, and
his fellOw-citizens throughout the Union are
preparing to give him the highest exhibit
ton of their confidence and regard by
electing him to preside over their country.
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O, II, AudersOn.s Advertisement

nF TIRE a9TH INST came under my observation after my
~ return to the city t evening, and undue impress
sion l. liable % Dc produced by IL, deem proper
the facts. My challenge IN The papers Ear - thirty
days without receiving any attention, until the 8n Of June,
lat which time and hat been absent ron the city
three weeks o. which Ac however, am Ear from upposing
Mr.. A. awarl when Mr.. announced his ptsncr
ant proposo the An a. the day oftria As "a
until the .ht u the 80, had time for makiag prepare
tons stated to Mr. A. aud proposed posiPonement Mr.
A. g. De ahorug under the apprehension am
awaiting improved mil before entering ~ contest This
not the awaiting he arrival of patterns
necessary % complete my NIL A they come
hand Mr.. A. viii be promptly uotnci which advice-
received to-day, am Induced q believe S be ia aays
uagd state In colcoh that Mr. A viii have i0fg o.
wait ur opportunity u tesnE the P0Ners % h Little
Giant In comps s9u with the Excelsior and shall BE-
mach mistaken the result does prove that the ial
On narh too soon for bis eradication.
Nashville, june q, 1854 JAMES C. BALDWIN
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Republican candidate and the record of the
Democratic candidate were presented to
you, and you were told that one of them
was setting up claim for your vote, would
you not be puzzled to tell which it was
Would you not decline to vote for either !
And when another who has been tried, and
found faithful, just, conscientious and true"
was offered to you, would you not accept
him? Then we offer you the three-Fre-
mont Buchanan and Fillmore. Choose e
between them.
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as far as the corner, were the property Of Colonel
Brant. We learn that Messrs. Berthold q Bernou-
dy insured in the of about $l5, 900; their
store did BOT, fortunately contain much at the time
Some two hundred barrels of molasses, and about
three hundred barrels Of rosin were the principal
articles
During the raging Of the FIRE an immense cons
course of citizens were assembled. The reflection
OF the flames from the houses on Second street. and
soon the overhangng clouds, presented a scene
fearfufy picturesque. Several explosions which
took place during the progress Of the conhagration,
created great panic among the spectators. 1t was
also reported that fireman was badly injured by
q fall of a ladder
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"rare bitn for Old Line wings.

From the Sentinel the Buchanan organ,
in Washington December Is, 1854
"As for ourselves, we have always believed that
a large portion Of the Wing party Of the South was
SO thoroughly elsidUed by patty pr,rdices, that it
would fight against the Democracy under any cir
cumstances-m making use of any weapon and prac-
Using any deception without regarding the conse-
Guences of such insane hostility. We did not how
ever, believe that any portion of the Wing party
Of the South would make such public manifesto
ton of the reckless spirit which actuated it, as to
make proclamation of Its willingness to throw aside
the Wing banner and invite raternal fusion with
any cue, no matter whether Jew or Gentle, who
would vote against Democratic candidates, and a i'm
a blow at the Democratic party. But it seems we
were mistaken. We have noticed indications that
even in Virginia some of the Wings ready to
unite in any fusion coalition, after the manner
and in imitation OF the example of the Wings OF the
North. To oJtdi,, porsr, they 0aIing to en-
brace any Leper matter hosO oL has may be-
provided he has vote, and to traier1,ise NTH any
dssas,in matter how abandoned provided he votes
against the Democratic party Candidates"
We have /" a few more of the same sort"
which we shall deal out in small doses to
sick Wings, who propose to take plunge
into Democracy, as a sort of pool of Bethes-
da, but which they will discover to be the
dead sea.
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pea. The Uaioa and AmcrloqR amour
ces that Gov. JONES has declared his in
teution to support Buchanan. We ap-
prehend our neighbor is premature. A
gentleman who left Washington last Mon
day, SAYS Gov. JONES at that time had not
determined to take any part in the Presi-
dental canvass in any way.
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\ 7 the Piano Forte and Music saloon u j. A MCCLURE,
n be found the largest and best assortment OF ramos
Ia this market consisting Of 81 and Octave,
beautifully Carved Rosewood cases One Of them
is Semi grand which for briaucy aud purity Of tone u
unsurpassed by any Square Piano, before the public
The makers a. H. Gale Co.. have even surpassed them
selves will add laares 10 their already high
reputation. Those wanting No. Instrument can be &C
comm dtfrd upon as reasonable they 10
piTchae directly Manufacturers. have also large
stlcS n Small Istrumenta Neodeons sud Sheet Music
bracing the New Pieces, WalEes POlkas, song &C &C.
Schools &C. furnished upln reasonable terms any
House IN the United States.
EFg- Remember the Number, SO UNION STREET.
Jane 2. 1850
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The American Platform.

We publish this morning the American
platform adopted at Philadelphia in Febru-
airy last. 1t will be found hereafter to the
close of the canvass, on our first page.
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Evening Sale Of DRY GOODS DC. &c.
REM. n. SHIEIuS

WILL ser tfiti0tf reserrs 6,r C0sh on
w WEDNE>DA Y ETENINF. June IS
an invoice Of DAMAGED DRY GOODS Hats, Shoes, &c,
Also, lot Of Fresh Dry Goods 70 close consignment.
BENZ. . SHIELDS.
S-Frilay Jane 9Th closing Sale 81 Rich China ami
Bob milan W4re-And Fancy Goods.
jaae24 BgNJ y. SHIELDS.
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TYREE SPRINGS.

THIS noted and Popular Watering Place has recently been
L thoroughly improved and rehed aud vii be open
she tst Of july better condition and style than has
been heretofore and With comfortable arrangements r
Rooms 4e probably than any Watering Place
10 the south.
The subscribers having taken them Or The Season pledges
himself every exetOn % render them agreeable and
pleasant 10 all Who nay visit them either for health plea
.. 7. SCOTT, q -. Cloud Hotel, Nashville
Ps-The So. Cloud viii be conducted by my Son nrGH
T. cT has bven Siih since the op ming Of the 81
Ci0ud and all meet az engagements and enntracts made
here ioiore by me account 81 the 81 Cloud Hotel
i1nssi-ss D. + SCOTT.
co.. Pam. ,.rr ..ea. M-rnahl. nansr. I Esskl
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NEW 30 OK S .
TheOdOSia Ernest.
70 q { q T. @ . { c.

me NsrotU foJtftSot t'"''9J
T0ON, NELSON & CO, A Union St.,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
THEODoSIA ERNEST;
Or the Heroine OF Faith By citizen Of Nashville
PETER GOTT
The Cape Ann Fisherman. BY J. Reynolds, NJ ID.
THE sPARR0WGRAsS PAPERS;
Or Living in the Country. BY F. s. CoZzens.
SALAD FOR THE SOCIAL.
By The Author OF Salad f. r the Solitary"
REVOLUTIONARY SONGS AND BALLADS;
With notes and nlstraions. BY FranS Moore.
~ A hook in which all classes may be Interested
BY IDA PFEIFFER.
A Laiy's second journey Round the Wort: from Lon
don to the Cape Of Good Hope, Barue', Java Sumara
Cebes Ceram, the Moluccas &C.; California, Panama,
Peru Ecuador and the United States
BY AN AMERICAN TRAVELLER.
Sketches and Adv in Madeira Portugal and the
AnduLsas Of spain by the Author Of Daniel Webster
and his Contemporaries" Illustrated.
ToILIEG AND HOPING.
The Story Of a little Hunchbsck. BY Jenny Marsh
TABLE-TALK OF SAMUAL ROGERS;
To which it added PERsONIANA.
THE SLAND OF ICUBA.
By exander Humboldt Translation from the Spanish,
with Notes and Preliminary Essay. By J. s. Thrasher
Dpivata ROaPdiuC
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nn- Hon. w. =. Mangum is addressing
the people of North Carolina in support Of
Fillmore and Donelson. Mr. Mangum Is
a giant on the stump, aud his influence win
be felt in every district Of the Old North
State.
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL N0EICE 40 SGIEPPIAS,

a the Naslv.gs sni chaitaaoava K4.irlaa Sonpsny
~ have nstdsf ard reeBasi IN Contra Raisro4d Sua
panles ~ OeFs ~ theE aaf Is does rot
have bvru aptt g reosaEed Ia The hand eik ~
thzi Cenpany rerrnts distributes city. We taar
tbs Detd % ini1rminx fhs Merchsnts Gnd shFPzrs by
hsf Inc ttat he s b 81 fsr 10 % afst rsss
Foeds and act 81 - grAnd ks fepessht tlS5 10
ne sFefeFe threeso rae hrtt Gas Eds o tAs
EsFd % N.sate eut u d ecet % tht YsnEsiea Il 10 IA
atit a. ID suzcer. and dedactod II 10 cs pen Soc hs
Water WhA nskss ne rats A. per ear adssFtssasnt
elss iron yaas y Dessbsr, aad "a aa nss gens
u. L ANDERSON,
lnDesi eupeFiasendAat.
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PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE Of NAPOLEON.
THIS DAY RECEIVED

Murrays Fine London Edition Of
THE CONFIDENTIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF
NAPOLEON BONAPABTE with his Brother Jo-
seph, sometime King Of Spain Selected and Translated
with Explanatory Notes, from the Memoirs du Rol Jo-
seph." vols Svo. Cloth. Extra.
I" he reader wish See hl length all th:t
from such man, ard feel that t only by studying the
details Of his orders that their wonderful fnes mnueness
and precision be estimated" E,itor.
" T. BERRY co.
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Who wants to Betl

nNE hundred ba q Of Flour
~ Fifty bushels Meal,
Five hundred pounds choice Hams,
Have been deposited at my bet the following
% Hams and enough Meal FLOUR Nth IL,
that the successful candidate will b. the President he
lives and does not resign 81 Hams against hundred dol
lars hog that the candidate who beat win receive
many electoral votes as the who Il successful.
The balance 70 bet opportunity offers the chances IN all
10 be equal 90 The two mentioned above. II these bets
not taken soon the whole will be sold Of the
depOsitor. Cheap for cash. d. G.. RUMSEY.
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have something sweet 10 sell you,
The BOTTLE Won NAV keepl

A SEQUEL To "YE FLY" being direct descendant Of
~ the Nectar the heather gods used when they got
and kicked the stars OF the skies in IS
that time. For sale ow down." considering the quality.
ID G. KUMSEY.
ENorA BESE-"Corn. Metre. No connection with Land
Agencies.
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Nashville and ChattanoOga RailrOad.


RRfvAL AMI DepErtafrs Of Pssss Esf Trsas To take
~ eject on AID kissr saturday, jane fl.ts lsas
DAY Passenger Ira icaves ,stviie - ocock- Az
riynr q Cha t~nosga az O "a, Fh Night Passenger
Trains eavs Hashyilo a. p NJ arriving a Chattanooga
atat0
las Passenger Train isaEes Ceatiaa- ora Al AN Ar
Fiv NJ a Nashs~ p ~ Sgh Pase1agrf frsia leaves
chAlian3osA ~ IS n ArTfs a NAhFls 40 IA.
a. T. AN9ERsoN, s1periatsndaat
SAuTrfiLE g1ne 3ist, iS55
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d @ RUMSEYiS.

TAKEN this Spring from the apiay Of DR.. T. b. Hamn,
also specimen Of the Hives used will be exhibited
free" at all easonable hours which price will be aided
should it be the Unanimous" wish Of portion of the
dien;e for paIticulars call and il at
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In ], c, Baldwin & Cos, Advertisement

HEY offered a silver cup any Corn Crusher that could
be produced Of the size aud oil ieaNer nat
would rrrd faster aud tn his NEil the Excelsior,
UeavertS Patentl.
acce tel their offer and appointed June the 4th as the
day OF testing the merits OF our Mills.
M Baldwin not being ready the 4A asked to postpone
the trial Mil and my Little Giant to day
to be agreed upon.
ready anil yiou to have the test Of Mills and
tyngtO Mr. Baldwin since the 4th to get
him 10 sly when L would SUIT him to meet me-
On the 18th got him. and he says now that he
cannot when he will be ready to have the trial. as he
had sent to Cincinnati for improvements making 20 his
MIL &C
His banter with the MIL he has for sale, the Ex-
celsior, {. eavjtt's Pa eut)
was not aw re that had 10 walt until the Patentee got
up soma ether Mil or made other improvements their
present one, before we had the test.
now say Mr.. BALDWIN that am ready and anxious to
have the test NJ our Mills and wish him the day Il
shall come or and that day to be soon
Inn 2n 156 o. II. ANDERSON.
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HSx thousand bags ofcofee we're recsiV
ed at Baltimore on Tuesday last, 10 Ihirty-Ons
DAYS from Rio.
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REApY-nADE cLoraasc, Ae.

ElkSi EhiktbH WI oasf. 3uFing lhs preszst ssef a
ID FaIFA7E 49,. saasras.ent ef assorssd ass ssay
a1laae1 lzsyiol bEaJ. p ealRLDS.