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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-18
DirecIinns
Pennsylvania NSailrOad.

- - 80 - -; 49,
TI'HE undersigned authorized o. issue hills Of lad
EASTERN CITIES, by the way OF PITrSBl-RG ana th
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. II IS scarcely pecessa
~ 10 aude to the welestablished reputation OF the
T. X X, Tor regularity and speed aud miners viii
readily appreciate the convenience Of having the fsc
ny OF through biH II iadiRg a, % fired rae wrno,,
charges on the way. For further information apply
u ID. n. BICKEY
aug - Nashville
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II. C.. McNAIRY s. CO.,
LARGE DEALERS IN KINDS or
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
NO. IS COLLEGE STREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.

WE HAVE now in store an unusually large and
w elegantly stock Of Fall and Winter Goods
Of every description. and prepared 70 offer
greater Inducements to persons wishing articles IN our
line, than it has been our pleasure to do. Our
stock, both 10 quality and variety, viii compare
with in the and prices shall be as low
possible for them 10 be. Citizens and strangers
visiting the city will do well to give stock early
and thorough examination, feel wecan make it To
their interests We would call the attention OF the
buyers particularly TO the following departments in
business:
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MillinfrD GOODS.
Selling Or Under Cost Price.

IN order to make room for my Spring Stock =.
of Goods, will sell the balance Of my Stock dfadin
of Millinery Goods hand under cost P'pfhll
price. Consisting of ladies' Fancy BJnnets, y w
trimmed and untrimmed; Rich Bonnet Ribbons; french
Flowers, Feathers limes, Mohair, Head dresses, silk
Wells, Kid Gloves at so a pair Pic Nc Gloves,
SILK Gloves, assorted colors Embroideries, Shemi-
sets, Undersleeves, Worked Collars, Embroidered
Handkerchief, JacOnet FlOuncings, Iaces, etc. A
general assortment Of Millinery Goods complete Now
Ladies you time To buy Fancy Goods cheap for cash
there will be credit given. Remember the place,
No. 10 Cedar Street. MRS s j. LLOYD.
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DxeIIing for Sale.

= AM Offering for sale dwelling on College St,
IL lust beyond the Medical College, The House ~ %
hr,ek contains good rooms, cistaru sc, and VIII DC
sold 4, great bargain. For terms Apply W
~ ~ ss ~ - a y. s. LlNrSlHY.
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For Sale.

yvyHAr valuable business stand on Market street, NJ
,,sning the Warehouse OF A. Hamilton, now oecu-
ni.d nv Conley as a clothing storv, ono ii Inc bcst
stands In the city for any retail establishment rroe
very moderate, Apply to ,,.,,s,,yv
Nay o6-tf A. " =.
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For Snle.
For Sale.

1.-TWO handsome Lots IN bigen-ld, on woodland ~
the Iots front SO feet each arc ITO feet deep.
Apulv 10 A. v. 3. IINIsi1f.
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Inn CONN NOV Sc,
TULLAHOMA, TENN.
10. ID. SMITH. Proprietor.

HAVING taken charge of the above Hotel, will en-
i deavor to please all who may favor with
call OF my friends, and the citizens of Nashville and
Davidson county, would solicit patronage Ny table
will all times be provided with the best the country
Affords and every will be taken to please all.
There is good Livery Stable contiguous To this
house, and the Fayetteville, Mulberry and Lynchburg
Mail and Passenger Coach leaves this Hotel every Mon
day Wednesday and Friday for the above places, at
y O'Clock, =. NJ, and returning every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, IL O'Clock, A. NJ, making
connections with the Nashville and Chattanooga, and
McMnnviIle and Manchester Mail Trains
TulahOma, August Is, 1857
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II AM now odering for sale that valuable Lot on MAJ
IL kst street adjoining the store Of Norris Aathews
The Lot fronts So feet Market and runs back to7 feet
Il would make ons OF the hest stands for a wholesale
orocery store In tbs city. For terms apply y
6spG 10 A. " LlNDefEY.
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Pennsyfvsnia Buekwhess.
r n SACKS Backxheat Flour, jusi reesived On cos-
~ signmsns and sor sale ~
lsn2t ~ u btSAsfs'
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CHEAP CASH STORE,
Corner of Walnut and Front streets
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Weed and WiIlOW-Ware, Papel'
Cordage, Roofing Material, dc.


Cordage, Roofing Material, de.
wood Ware.
200 pkgs colored Buckets; lI25 doz band boxes;
$50 dozen bail boxes 200 - Hames;
200 nests Tubs painted: 200 zinc Wash Boards;
375 dozen vanished and ] 5 600 Plow Handles;
three hoop Buckets; 30 nests white pine tubs;
u OOuas til broom handles lbs 900 fishing Poles;
IT'S doZ wte cedar Buckets 800 assorted Liquor Kegs
200 Tar Cans; 10 doz B. u. cedar Cans;
300 pkgs half bush meas:I IS q nest bNs, varnsh
rs doZ pine churus ast'd ,l2O0 4" painted Tubs al.
Is B. H. cedar " Keelers
100 nests white cedar tubs l25 doz well buck IS, asst
Basket Ware.
200 willow Wagons com :l7OO nts Germ mark b'kt
$50 extra: I 80 - Clothes -
300 Carts, common; 400 doZ Feed Baskets, in
500 - - eX. fall tops; store and to arrive;
rs Empire Cabs; 200 dOZ assorted Market
100 Willow Cradles; Baskets o
200 extra % doZ- chlldren,s katta
$50 doz Willow and Rattan and Willow Chairs;
Pick Baskets doz aspd once Chair .
Rattan and Willow very nice and cool for summer;
Also, Clothe Hampers; imported Fancy Basket
Work, Fruit and Flower stands. Also, Willow woi
made 10 order. rfs-
Fancy Goods.
100 doz Feather busters; 100 bales Ahcant Mats;
500 @ ast'd shoe brushes so Jute Bark and Skele-
Is Rocking Horses: rs doz Toy Air Pistols.
Cordage, Twines, &c.
100 coils = and q inch Manila Rope, $40 feet;
$50 " y, 81 10 inch 90 80 assorted;
% reels bed Cord and Plow Line Manilla
go dOZ Cotton IlOw Lines ana Reu cord
100 doz. Hemp Bed Cords 100 bales Carpet Chain;
600 lbs broom Nv y hemplI 500 lbs Wool Irvine;
4 800 fax % 500 Z" Seine Irvine;
IFS bales Batting; $50 reels Hemp Packing;
rs wicAng; IS coils tarred Rope;
SO (" Wrapping Irvine; $50 /" Jute Rope.
Paper.
l 500 bundles Frund) Taugerman's Wrapping Pape
500 " Megrcgor's
1000 rcams Lockland
$50 reams Tea Paper rs reams Shoe Paper;
l75 Ham - 30 - Batting g
81 900 lbs roofing dry lis 900 lbs. Tooh'g satur'ti
Candles, &c.
star Candles, lard on Opal Candles, Stearine Can
dies, Starch, German Soap, &c.
Iron Bound Kegs.
full stock Of Iron bound Kegs, assorted sizes Ot
Druggists and Liquor dealers use, constantly OF
hand.
Churns.
Pine Churns, ls 20, -, and "a inches;
Cedar - 10, Is, 20. and % -
Brass Hoop Churns, le, Is, 20, and 81 inches;
Red Cedar 10, is, 20, and -
Painted 20 % and "a
Parcel Is, Is, 20, and %
EIames.
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue Hames;
fteam bent Top aud Plank Top
For sale by y. VI. JARRETT,
myl+ Corner Walnut and Front streets,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Dbolesale Grofefies.
NOEL s. CO.,
Wholesale GrOcers.
And Dealers i'm -
COUNTRY PRODIICE.

COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Nashville, Tenn.
Sugars. er
100 hhds fair to choice Su- bxs Havana Sugar. 81
10 hhds clarified Sugar; 10 {" powdered Sugar:
Coffee.
eco bags Rio Coffee; IS bags Laguyra Coffee;
100 bags Java Coffee
Liquors.
400 bbls. Pixies Whisky; 40 do Fine Brandies:
loo loo Rean's do; Is bbls American Brandy;
$50 box super old Brandy; Is Gin; ~C' J
Dds z Oos Cherry SO Wsks6 Ale
Is barrels superior Port Wine;
IS bbs s Smiths Reserve wins eoa%Pane
Whisky; 80 boxes Champagne CT
90 b6ls. pure Rye do; der.
80 do. honongahela do;
Tobacco.
rs boxes F. S. Powells To- 200 boxes Jack Falstaf
20 boxes southern Belle so bxs Com Tobacco;
Tobacco; Is " Industry Tobacco;
Cigars.
10000 Napoleon Cigars; 1000 Jenny Lind Cigrs
5000 Josephine Cigars; 10000 Brands, assorted;
We will also purchase at the highest market prices
the following articles Of country produce.
Pea Nuts, Lard, Cotton Yarns,
Feathers, TaIiow, Flour,
Beeswax, White Beans, Meal
Ginseng, Peas, Chewing Tobacco,
Flax Seed, Eggs Peach Brandy
Wheat, Butter, Annie Brandy
Rye, Rags Pink Root
Oats, Tar Coperage
Corn, Hay, Orchard Grass Seed
Miilett Seed, Hemp, Blue Grass 20
Dried Peaches Bagging Timothy
Dried Apples, Rope, Herds Grass %
WOOL, Plow Lines, Hemp
Bacon, Bed Cords Onions
Potatoes, &c. &c. &c
Country dealers and farmers having any of the above
for sale will do well TO call on when they visit the
CITY. June 26-t
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CIoak., shauvls, and scarfs.,


We have the largest and most elegantly assorted
stock in this seen in the country, many OF
which imported by Messrs. A. 7. stewart & Co
OF NewYor expressly for our sales. In Velves, we
have them at all prices from SIS to $500. We have
also Black and Grey Cloth and Beaver Talmas and long
Cloaks, for ladies and children in all qualities, at
from three dollars Gp Shawls in ali sizes and quail
ties, both square and long from the most ordinary to
the most elegant Also Just received fresh invoice
OF those elegant high -colored all SIX Chenee Shaws
that are really beautiful.
Laces and Embroideries.
In this line stock is superb-embracing all the
novelties of the season Collars aud sleeves
and in SETS both for cOlors and mourning; elegant
Bridal Wells and Handkerchief, Lace Falls, real and
imitation; Jaconet and Swiss Trimmings and Flounc-
ings Real Valcncennes Point Applique Iaces InesTt-
ings, etc, etc.
Honse Furnishings.
81, 104, 10 by 124, 10 by IA, 10 by Io-4 Darnask
Table-Cloths, ga, IA 50 and 1o,i Table Damask by
Table-Coths Plaid striped Toillncttes, Napkins, tn
gether wtha kinds of Diapers Towelngs, Marscilles
Quilts, etc, etc. Also all widths Cotton and Linen
Sheetngs, Pillow Linens, Domestics, etc, etc.
Curtain Goods.
Elegant Satin LANES in all colors with trimmings to
match. Elegant Reps in Chintz colors with trimmings
Union and Cotton Damask, great variety, together
with Cornices, Curtain-Pins, and Bands
Carpetfngs and OII-CIoths.
Real Wilton Carpets. Elegant Velvet and Brussels,
In great variety. Elegant Phys and ngrans the In
grains the largest and best assorted we have ever
offered, and at lower prices Also Velvet and Br"s-
sells Hair ana Han Irlilou ram
in all widths together with Fits, Druggets, Crumb
Cloths, Rugs, Mats, etc, etc. We are prepared 10
make and put down Carpets at the shortest notice. We
have a large of Floor Oil Cloths of the best makes
and in all widths, which will cut in any shape TO
suit purchasers.
Staple Goods.
We have unusually large lot Of all kinds OF Do
mestc Goods. Bleached and Brown Cottons; Wool
Union and Cotton Fannels; Striped Cottons for ser
wants, in great variety; Heavy goods for house and
eld servants; Prints, Ginghams Hosiery, Gloves, in
ahO n cannot
fail 10 give satisfaction.
JANIS R. c. McNAlRY co.
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miscellaneous.

CHEAP SOLE-LEATHER.
d q G. ANDERSON, Nos. As and 81 College street,
have ia store and FOR sale heavy lot Of excel
lent Oak Tanned Sole leather II IS per pound
Call soou yOG wish bargains Ia amy Kind Of leather.
2. & e. ANDERSON,
Nos. As ard ~ College Street
janl2-G a few doors from Broad
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Bows. Youths and Childrcns,
Hats and Caps for Men. Bows and children
LEATHER Betting.

LEATHER BETTING.
= 000 FEET on hand OF all sizes from two to
O.OUU twelve inches wide. An extra I"t Of
strong Dace Leather; 10 oil OF which invite the at
tehton oi all planters ana machinest 10 the above
articles which will be sold the best terms for cash
at Nos 30 and SO, corner Of Broadway and College
janis b r. CUTTER
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Dress Goods.
Elegant Three Flounced Silks;
Printed Delaines.

Printed Delaines.
Together with endless variety OF medium and
low priced Silks, in Founces Robes-a guile. and by
the yard in Plain, Plaid Strped and Bayaderes. also
Satin-Faced and Double Twlled Merinoes and Cash
meres Great variety OF all Wool and Union Plaids,
Mousdeaines, and every thing new and desirable in
els way.
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miscellaneous.
Benz. +. Shields Sales.

u OCULAR Auction Sales Of FURNITURE, COOKING
IL UTENSILS, CAftPETlNGS, &c., every Saturday
morning al 10 O'clock
ID OCULAR Auction Sales OF Dry Goods, Clothing and
N Varieties each Wednesday and Friday evening al
early Gas Light, by
Jan. TT REM +. SHIELDS.
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Disease Of the stomach.

The stomach is the most liable to get out OF order
Hence how important that diseased matter clog the
operation, which would cause AMI distress by
our food. IL also weakens the brain, destroys the
memory, creates pains and dimness, and various
Affections in the head. II produces great difficulty
in breathing and swallowing. Sometimes fainting and
fits will ensue; also bad breath, resveness and great
loss vt strength II not Immediately attended to, the
blood will carry the disease through the whole sys-
tenn and death will end the work. From to ) OF
these Pills day will keep the digestive organs in
healthy condition, and unclog carry away all i'm
matter, and thoroughly restore and cleanse the
stomach Mt the same time The pills will so purify
the Hood as 10 drive all Of disease from the
system. ..
WOrms.-Tn n quantity OF corrupted matter, there
Is always 10 be found nest ~ worms. They cin-
not, neither will they stay anywhere else. Weak
stomach and bowels subject to them, they have
not sufficient power to digest their food. Hence
large heap Of matter is lodged, and worms must be
the result. few doses OF these pills will disturb
them in their nest and drive them out of the system
1t should be remembered, that occasional dose
when in health, especially after taking cold will pre-
vent the disease from forming ia the body.
DIR. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by all deal
ers in Medicines. rrr-
jell-lmdSw Ea-lNE
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Hostetter.-As to women, Il is settled statistical
fact that seven-enths OF their number suffering
from. disease and general debility. Are the men
much better of Loss Of Appetite Palpitaop, pros
raton, distress Of the stomach dizziness. costive
ness, general physical and mental inability the
usual symptoms The stomach Is the recipient Of all
altaments Of the body. To couneract the injurious
effects of table ndulgencies you must assist the stom-
ach. ostetter's Vegetable Stomach Bitters corrccts
the Appetite carries OFT the bile and impure secretions,
regulates the bowels mparts strength and tone to the
system, and restores the invalid to health. Its effects
are wonderful. No family should he without it,
Sold in full quart bottles Extremely palatable) by
all Hotels Grocers Druggists and others. 1t requires
no addition of spirits. jcll-lwd&w
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Tainted Blood-Dr. Rohnck,s Remcdie s.


Sickness cannot cc-exist with healthy blood; nor
health with tainted blood; consequently the purfca-
ton of the stream of Life is absolute condition Of
perfect cure whatever may be the complaint; rect
pertion of the deilitated and wasted system, worn
down in the conflict with disease, are the results
achieved by DIR. Rolack's celebrated scandinavian
Blood Medicines. We believe that his claims to the
confidence Of the sick are valid That his Blood
Pills and Blood Purifier, doing wonders on the
alluvial borders of our great rivers, in relieving In
termittent Fever and Bilious affections, cannot be
questioned; in fact, they the leading Family Med
icines of the West and South. Few plantations, in
those regions are without them. We understand, and
we will add that there ought not to be any excep-
tons to the general rule. The Blood Pills have n
most salutary effect in Darrhea and in all disorders OF
the Stomach and the Bowels. We cordially recon-
mend DIR. Roback's preparations to nvalis Of every
class, and invite attention to the cogent statements
contained in his advertisement. jell-lmd&w
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Mexican Mustang Eminent.

Intrinsic virtue alone could insure the success
which this article has attained-for rheumatism.
Salt Rheum, Burns, Bruises, Stiff Joints, or Calls,
Sprain, Pole Evil, AMI Swellings upon Horses, it has
equal for Man or Beast. No person will be with
out il who has once tested its value. Sand with ref
to the general estimation of the Mustang Lini
mcnt. can cheerfuly say that article per
formed so many cures in our neighborhood this
L. W. Smith, hidgefed, Conn" s. Leitch, Esq,
Hyde Park, VT writes, 'that the horse was
ed worthless, CHS was spayin) but since the free
use Of the Mustang Liniment 1 have sold him for
$3.50. Your Liniment is doing wonders up here
Such testimony is reaching every day. The hall
is not told. Every family should have II Beware
of any other "Bragg's Linimcnt." II is base mi
| tation. BARNES IL PARK,
myI-md&w Propretors, New York.
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~ - SIS MEMPHIS, June 14th.
Zee The steamer Pennsylvania exploded
her boilers on Sunday morning, at six
o'clock, at Ship Island. 20 miles below
Memphis, and burnt to the waters edge
: There was about $50 passengers on
board; it is believed loo were killed
missing. The Diana, Imperial and Kate
FriSbee took all they could had In the
water to the shore. y ~. - s.-4
Lost.-Father Delcross, Mr.. Witt
and daughter, Hurst. Dennis Corcorian
of New Orleans; Mrs. Fournier, of the
French Opera, sister Caroline, and sis
ter Mary OF the New Orleans convent;
G. Mccarthy.
Isiured.-H. Fisher. John Bloomgs I'd,
y. II Campo II, f Jones, A. Baty, John
Maufy, f. Pratt, Of New Orleans; X.
Ranch, and Elela Of the French Opera
Saved.-The Captain, secoLd AMI
third clerk, and chief engineer.
Toe boat was owned in PIitsburg. =
Other persons known to be lost are, Mrs.
Fulton, Of st. Louis; E. Gleeson, Of
New York; II. b. Nichols, Of Texas;
Mr.. Stacker, of Mississippi; Mr.. LINER,
tfDeS OiDhOam, JiDeS DuiUS, Jas
Woodward, all of Louisville, Ky; l.. ]
Black, II. G.. Enovos, aud an English
gentleman from Cuba.
Injured. Henry Clements of ST.
Louis; third clerk, scalded; VIM. Will
lis, of New Jersy; Kelly, Of st. Louis;
SImuel Marks, of Penn; Chas. Some,
of Nashville; Daniel Keeie, of KeoS uk;
Samuel Woods.
The following persons, in addition.
were injured: Samuel l.. Woods, I'd
clerk. slightly scaIded Andrew Lind
'sey, Cincinnati; Mr.. Woods, Geo. Ba-
leur, Pittsburg; Francis Doris, Cd En
gineer, dead; Abner Martin, fireman I;
Mate, badly scalded; VIM. Jackson,
lexington; Bar keeper, slightly scalded;
Pilot Brown is missing; Henry Liter
saved, both were of ST. Louis.
The boat was on her way from New
Orleans to ST. Louis. She was owned
by Capt Kleinfeiter, Geo Block. & Co.,
and the two engineers. C.pt Kieinfel-
ter is upiniured
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The Pill Trade.-Who could dream OF the mag
nitnlc such an undertaking as the manufacture Of
Purgative Pill assumes when It comes into general
use! Aud how painfully do the following numb rs
speak Of the amount 9f human sickness and suffer
Ing, that little morsel Of remedy GOES forth to com
hat and subdue. DIR. j. Aver, Of Lowell, manufac.
lures in his lahratory forty gross per diem Of his
Cathartic Pills. through all the year. This Is eight
boxes minnie, or one dose second. We thus
find over 1880 persons swallow this pill every day.
or month! Ply sicians, think Of that g.
600 patients day who seek relief from the medical
skill Of one man. Surely, that man should be, as he
is in this case, Of the first intelligence and Of the
highest character. Ills occupation entails upon him
fearful responsibility for the veal woe Of his
fellow man. painesville Courier.
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tremendous Floods.
RAILROAD BRIDGES SWEET AwAY-GREAI
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.
CINcINNATr lime II


CINCISNATr, June IL
Weather cod. Still raining, blu not
so heavy. River rising rapidly; all its
tributaries risng-by flood probably
The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad track
is washed away six miles west of this
city. Osher roads are d,magsd some,
not known vet to what extent.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. June IL
II commenced raining at IL O'Clock
"Wednesday noon, and RI down al
most necessarily until this, Friday IN 'rn
ing. The Wab rsh river rose with fear
full rapidity. The inhabitants on VI G
river bottoms awoke in the morn ng 20
iLd their homes rapidly filling with
water, and Were obliged to escape ia
boats and by swimming on horses. The
Wea and Wildcat creeks, two small
streams, rose in few hours TO raging
floods. The Toledo and Wabash and
Western Railroad bridge across Wea
creek was entirely swept away. Dam
aged $4,000. There are two more
breaks vest, and not less than two cul-
qerts east, on the same road gone.
The bodies of the fireman and engi-
neer killed in the accident on he Lafay
cite and Indianapolis Railroad were re-
covered last evening. Tl. wreck was
terrible. Oae bridge and several cul
verts on that road are gone.
Tue Wabash river is still rising, and
immense quantities Of saw logs and
rails, &c. are sweeping past. No trains
or mails can leave for several days
Whole farms are under water. Much
grain stored in barns will be a total loss.
On the New Albany and Salem Rail-
real the bridge across the Wea, south,
and the bridge at Brookstole Station
Dogth, are gone ; also, other seriou:
breaks.
IL is impossible 10 estimate the dam
age 10 the Wabash and Erie Canal a
Wildcat. The feeder for this level, foe
miles east the lock and five hundred fee
of embaDkment are gone; also the Stat
bridge. There are seven breaks betweel
here aud there. There are several larg
b eaks at A,uca, Dolphin, Loganspor
and Wabash. II will be impossible I,
use the canal again this summer. ,4,
iaS DAYTON, ONO, June H.
Miami river at this point has risen I
within four feet Of the great fSod 9
sle47, and is still rising three. or fou
inches per hour. 1t is raining steadily
The water is running over the road be
cen the Main street bridge and No
'Ph,rsontown, which will probably b
entirely under the water before morning
Some fears are entertained for the saiet
of the Dayton levee, which is only abou
seven feet above the present stage
water. We have rumors that al Tro
,aad Pqua the river is higher than i
l847. The whole country north I
Dayton seems % be flooded beyond an
former period, and much injury has bee
done to crops. -.r-..
STILL LArER.-The citizens of NJ,
Phersonlown moving out OF the
houses this evening 10 places Of safel,
AT the canal basin, near the Swayn
House, the business houses, by way
precaution, are removing all perishao
goods to the upper stories. The eondu
tor from Troy this evening, represen
the river there as high as in lS47, al
rapidly rising. Considerable alar
seems 20 prevail there.
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There are Hundreds OF r emedles

Sold at every Drug Store, purportng to cure all dis
eases nameabe, each advertised the very hest
known till we had lost all faith in them all; but there
is one exception. at.Et,If Il .
We speak Of DR.. sASFoRDs ISvIsoRAToR, which
came to us recommended as a cure for Liver Com
plants, and all diseases arising from Diseased Liv
er. The testimonials of so many of our Physicians
in its favor, induced to try 1t, and our conviction
is certain that il is OF the greatest blessings
given to Dyspepcs for it made complete cure before
the frs. bottle taken, and now We can eat any
thing eable without trouble, while before, ing
but tie ightest food would digest, and even that
gave pain. Now what want to say to all our real
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