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ocr0IER 10, 1850.
Dear Sr3-HavIg suffered fer long time from
pyspeIsa SO severely that Was completely prustrat
ed and having tried every means for relief without
. success. WAS advised vour sAnti-Iystetio
Elixir" II affords me much Pleasure 20 inform you
that am entirely cured by tS use and cordially re-
commend Il 20 al persons suffering under Dyspepsia
Very respecffuliy Cr 80 .
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NEAR JACKsoN. Madison county, Tenn.
LII II

10 ar persons oNifCted run GTuleL
Mr. J. +. CowAN;-icar SRI hereby certify that in
the summer Of the year 1853 servant Of mine boy
about 70 OF who hau always before this time
been stout and OF vigorous constitution. attacked
with gravel \ Physician called who attended on
him for several months, during which time he grew
dai =. anti he helpless and believe would
have Giv,l = ieyy days had II not been Tor friend
who advised the use ul CoWau's IItAOntTpuc. ! pro-
cured few bottles, the first which gave him reiief
and iu q short time lie was able TO walk about and
finally fully Ivcred since which time le has had
SYMPTOMS sad disease and al appearance
healthy any servant on my plantation, / there
fore commend il 20 ali persons suffering under
ike disease, OF the most certain remede
known.
Given under my hand this August 22d, 1857
DANIEL SHELTON 4
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DELINQUENTS.

We hop" our delinquent FRIENDS Who are in arreart
previous let of January, 1883, will not be ooude,
whom they ind their accounts H. the hands Of OH
Ger for We feel thai have been very udugent, anC
cannot nor WILING wait longer
may3l-H L. {. McNAIRN 4 co.
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IL debts due : previous 10 the year 1857 vii
- he collected by suit January Court, before
a Magistrate, paid before that time. This shall
apply all persons, without distinction. - word to
the wise IS sufficient
declH-t { hCNAlI.G X 90 .
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-18

Communication 10 John r. Pcnrose Esq from NJ
.. rr Frank iin Eyre, hensili lton.
II IS with great qualification that testify To the ef-
hc1cy OF Nlliams's An iny speTtic Eixr, which YOU
SO strongly recommended 10 me, and ior which I
heartily thank you; il has completely restored my
health, wlnch i cheerfully publicly acknowledge.
with the hope that others may be similarly bcuedtcd
Tr"iy yOursI
---r FRANKLIN EYRF
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We have now In store an elegant stock Of Velvet
Brussels, ply aud Fly Ingram CaTpetings, together
with Russ Mats. Drlggcts, white and colored straw
Mtttngs etc We have also the largest and best stock
OF Oil Clut.s. brought tO this market, several pat
terms entirely and IN quality inferior To none,
all which VIII se.l the very lowest possible
prices for cash. or prompt buyers on time.
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,laEtES HAN Disc.
CONSISTING IN PARTlOF


Dsc hies- arssnarit fsler With tie nss4nfss'inre ;
ila ,gatag usfse - uges wh.ch ss-sl, de
spgu'ft, ana ts naysuefr esilItued-
We coHdcrt al our buying of Goods with ready
money, and tfius Try pt4t ourselves from the
ca-eaa uressy of psy lEg above value tor any
cle may buy
Ns have am II sales and Storage Rooms, and are
atserWisc seli preIlsrei do basineSS ANY pru.
dent extent NJ House the Uhitsd states 81 epazl
ulaxnsflde can lrlctice greater economy the
duct * - basIHsss We sell a. i0w 20 DO
cuusf sasted tnr the kasr and ra,k trade but no
loaeF anless t he lsi'secnfe ruAdy Enaney.
We are free buyeEs - good qpality wel pa Led
FeasAcss Ginseng ard teeSWix Al a.. Iaes are worth
ana 4 sttsaents q any cxtrnt, be pals Tor
delivery NItb taauey Essaasf Bank Nues % the tlin
ilse.I a aenlsaaesi- A-s4. ssoks CsansFy Izasey
Az nrpNn Jeass Are faEsss - ~ Gs t maFelaaa.
aiss Al Tie tins u asi.geF3, a-sfs
iiayeFs ~ Cao1s ~ aAaieFsie sill lpd he Nah
xils s alkef a. HfiioE beeT faEnlsaa ilis all ana
Winter esask 81 Gssls sssa ever 6sfore. IA sss~
t4e 4fket or 81 slsE - Al SCOT bAr sas 1ux shsss
wl.o kAnN how a. pay. oar eNn 5 nof Tie uaiy ar<
ei4ss Mhqlesale estabgisAGent IA e.ly. As 40.
! eiy elAiln . be one os tae Assi. ~
= .DouCLas = Co..
| Aag2o-sm
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PYIlADELPmA, October ~, ls4e.

Testimony oc Mr. Ed~aia n. RoyV'ev of 'ite firm of
Rowl,y, AsisbugneE & Co.. il North wharvcs is
proof oi the efficacy OF Nilliams's A-U-I yspeptlc
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IKE have the best assortment of Table Linens
w Napkins, poyle's Towels, and ToNeilng Goods
ever offered aud At lower prices
apr24-tr ". A. ~. G. MoCI.EILAND
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Meaifal.
DY S P EP STA.

sho by the statements Of tie Board,of Health
u % New York caused tbe death Of so persons out
ci 6il deaths, N one week, an4 16l deaths by con-
sunIts "a, in0Ices by Eysi rfria. A. T. Neli at
tested faet that lyspes the origin u thc suffering
ci haige p"ftHn of tn 50 " he ~ coisGinptiuu
u bee mes ule cui! every 10 slch Tec.u-
tons uktnst ad remedy ior ySiei e cucc and
eNpereLec ruNr rlaes; before faein ana which have
proved 80 b. cTcac.nUs, a tlsS cLarat tcr IL sIr
W-llhms' Ant! D. sIertc Fxir" " IN cnr!, bo!atul. Of
which Iu@d ;au following Testimonials. va
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Y. WfLfFATs.
Dear SiT-l take pleasure in recommending your
Anti-Dy spcTtc Elixir, for the OF DYSPEPSIA /
have taken yself for the disease, and have been
entirely cureu.
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siNcU sS0OHs,

WE have 81 elegant assortment Of Irish Linens,
w Table Linens, Towels ana Toweling Linens, and
Linen Sheutugs, which We are Offering cheaper than
they can De bought any whore else.
aggi9-tr C ". \. & J. g. McCLEILAND.
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ParaSOIs and Sun Shades.

A BEAUTIFUL lot Of Parasols sun shades, and
"A Ladies' sun Umbrellas just received and FOR
apr34-u AxJG MdTHIANp.
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XNTE have Just received a large lot OF elegant
w French Muslins. with many Other goods, from
Auction, which Offering at greatly less than
Importation cost.
jc5l-u W. A. a J. O. MCtLkl1ANl.
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VOL. XXI.
llew-Dork.

From ANuRFw WINDS General Advertising House,
I33 Nassau street, Newly ork.
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Linen Goods, &c.

I'VE are odereiug the best bargains tn Irish Lin
w ems Table Linens, Towels, Linen and domestic
She,tngs Birached and Brown IuJucstcs, ever seen
ii tins market,
Je5-tI W. A. 4 J. q. MoCLIILAND'S.
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nasbDillf patriOt.
TIE a VI - {:

TERMS:
y
Tri-WeeAIy per annum, ..--..-.-........ 90
Weekiy, pei alnulI' - ~; la. " w
One Weekly for two years, or two Weeisics t-a
for one year advance, .-.-.-.r---..r 90
When the Daily, TTi-Weekly, or Weekly Is TO be
discontinued (paid IN advance at the time subscribed
Forl thc subscriber must Order otherwise it will be
continued at our option, until paid for and stopped
1 paid, must be paid az the time Of discontinu
luce or at option. II the party good II VIII be
sen until raid
ReInuaHces by mail in registered" letters, at our
risk.
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Great RargainS for Cash,
fIuSIiuS! MuSIinS +!

WE are offering our entire stock Of staple and
w Fancy Goods, at very reduced prices, for Cash
ouly " 4. X J.. G MCClElLAND.
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All widths Linen and Cotton Sheeting Pillow Cotton
and Linens ali qualities, Table namask Tow els, M
kIns, &c, 81.
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w SERIES NO. S71.
MfDifal.
Greatest Medical ~ Onder
OF THE AGEi


has Afforded the same amount of relief suffer
ing humanity as COwan 's Iiihnntriptic.
COWAN'S LfTEfoNTIPIEeTTC has cured thousands
of case Of St0ne in the Bladder and Kidneys
COWAN'S LLzIIONTRII' TIC has cured the most
aggravated cases of Gravel seen and the only
certain remedy now known for the above diseases.
COWANS LITRONIif'TTC never fa.is 10 cure
all the diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder.
COH&NiS LIIAONTiSLE'1fC is the only sure rem
edy for Diabetes. F,
COB'AN'S LL7HONT2IT'TFC is a certain cure for
Chronic Gonorrhoea and elect. ~
COWAA'S LTTTfONTRII'7TC cures weakness o
the LOins. .
COWANS LITHON7RII'7IC has cured the worst
cases Of rrolapsus Uteri ever known.
COWAN,S LITIfC NTRIFTTC is the only sure rem
edy that has successfully cured Barrenness
COHAA'S LITHONTRLE'II. will cure the worst
forms Of prupsy.
COWAS'S LITTYONTPIT'TIC viii cure long stand
ing cases Of structure ana remove Nenercal Tantfrom
the system. f
COWAN'S LITTIONTRLPTEC is the only remedy
known for the cure Of all sympathetic complaints at
tendng On Pregnancy, and every female who Is prog
n7nt shou.d at once procure bottie If she wishes
icei Wei, while IN that condition.
COBAN7S LIIHONIRLI'IIC Is tho only remedy
ever yet discovered that VIII relieve the pains of labor
and the whole female world should rejoice that such
discovery has been made whereby they have obtained
friend 10 assist them III the greatest trial of
lie.
The most mcreduous vii. be convinced Of the grea
efficacy of the Ihontrptic by rea ling the following
certificates and those around each bottle
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-10
PUH,ADET,PH NEWS-JuNr @

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Academy of Music was held on Monday. The old
Board with one exception was reelected. Mr.. Ma
than Taylor chosen in place of Mr.. Charles
Henry Fisher, who declined to serve. The Board
is composed of the following gentlemen: Messrs
James c. Hand, President; James Traquair, j. p
Steiner, F. j. Dreer, l.. J. Levy Fred. Graef, Sam
uel Branson Isaac S. Waterman, George Pepper,
f. Rodgers, John B. Budd, and n. Taylor.
The attendance at the Academy of Music last eve
ming was respectable and appreciative, but not as
large as had been expected. In fact considering
the attractions offered, the audience was decidedly
meagre one. Formes was welcomed back most
heartily
Yesterday afternoon, from previous information
received, the Mayors detectives arrested Charles
Hergeishemer, alias DR.. Hubert, and Mrs. Hubert,
on the charge of murder, in having caused the
death of Anna McGucken. 1t will be remembered
that the body of the unfortunate woman was found
in Allibone's woods, Twenty-fourth ward, having
been there deposited as is alleged, by those now
under arrest.
Can't. Smith, of the schooner Shepard A. Mount,
which arrived at this port few days since, from
Nassau reports that while at breakfast on the Goth
of Nav at sea- his son, Warren Smith aged fopr
teen years, fell overheard. The lad was not missed
for some time, and when it was discovered that he
was not board, the captain ordered the vessel to
turn back and keep as near her original course as
possible. In three hours after the boy was missing
he found swimming and rescued The boy did
not seem to be very much fatigued, and said he
could have kept up an hourl longer.
private trial of the new steam engine, built for
the Hope Hose Company, took place in kensington
on Monday afternoon. The engine stationed
on the Delaware and drew her supply of water
from the river. The first trial was with an inch
nozzle through fifty feet of hose. The stream was
thrown, Solid distance of 20S feet inches, horl-
zonta]lv The newt trial was through two fifty feet
sections, with three quarters of an inch nozzle.
Three streams were thrown lou feet.
The Commandant of the Philadelphia navy yard
raca;yaa n communication from Washington, yes
terday morning asking how soon the vessels on the
stocks and others, can be got ready Tor sea.
Zadock street, who was charged with obtaining
$40 600 in notes of the Shamokn Bank under false
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MARYLAND NEWS.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL COMPANY
- lhe Directors of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company met in Washington yesterday.
In the annual report the officers say:
we regret the dIscouraging aspect are CON
strained to present. both as to the condition of the
canal, the finances of the company, or the imnedi
state '''''''' 'S'e'
The losses resulting from the destruction of dams
NO. and No. 5, by the ice ireshet of 1857. are
stated at $500, O00
These dams are still in aprccarious condition and
NO. Will require two weeks for repairs before
navigation can be restored.
COAL SHIPMENTS FOR THE WEEK ENDING JCSE + 1873
Franklin-for the week CPL 0S tons and for the
year Il ,733.O4 tons.
Potomac--for the week 27O Is TONS and for the
year 3,33l .0l tons
Barton-for the week 415 O6 tons, and for the year
7,Sll.l5 tons.
Piedmont Coal and Iron Company-for the week
G93.O2 tons, and for the year s, $50, Is tons
Detmold-ior the week 1893 10 tons and for tba
year l2,3l2.05 tons.
Georges Creek-ior the week 459OO tons. and
for the year 16, OF tons
", From the Hampshire Mines during the same time
there were shipped 692 IL tons, and for the wear
27,79S.03 tons.
FROM the Piedmont region for the week GS5G 10
tons, and for the year 100, 25l - tons
, FROM the Frostburg region, for the week endino
May 18th, by the Cumberland Coal and Iron Co ;
haiiroad, 96LO9 tons, and for the wear Is 90
tons. '
by, the Cumberland and PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
tor m the week ending May 29th 3,467.l4 TONS and
for the year 6S, ,G92 10 tons '
From the Frostburg region for the week A AK OF
tons, and for the year "a, ,0l2l9 tons.-Piednont
MdepeHdent
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Sidney Kopman, New York.
NEW YORK NEWS-JUNE 9.

Unusual activity prevails at the Navy Yard,
Brooklyn. The sloop-of-war Constellation, which
returned only few days since, from three years
cruise, is ordered to be fitted for the Gulf without
delay. Two weeks only remain to complete the
time for which her crew shipped and there is much
dissatisfaction at being sent away soon again.
when they are so soon entitled to their discharge
Provisions and ammunition going on board, and
she will be ready to depart by Saturday. Work on
the Savannah and Sabine is being pushed forward
with all dispatch. The Naval Department have in
quired as to the practicabty of fitting the North
Carolina for sea, and the probable expense of re
pairing her. Her bottom is said to be sound but it
would cost as much to her and fit her for ac-
tive service as to build new sloOp-ofwar.
The anniversary of the Marine Temperance So
ciety held last evening in the Mariners church.
From the annual report it appears that the total
number of mariners who have signed the pledge is
3l,27l. All members have joined the society since
their last annual meeting.
The annual examination Of the boys of the Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum took place yesterday after
at the institution in Fifth avenue, before Arch
bishop Hughes, and alarge number Of persons. The
exercises were very creditably performed. Ad-
Superintendent of Schools ond others.
The Special Committee the proposed Found
ling Hospital, met on Tuesday, when DR.. A. L.
Mott strong Y urged the eXpediency of the iorma-
ton of such an institution. The President of the
Board of Councilmen spoke strongly on the same
side, and the Committee (of whom Councilman
Gapin is Chairman) seem unanimous in their dispo-
sition to report to the Board favorably.
The gold medal presented by the survivors of the
of the steam trigate Susquehanna to DIR. Rose,
is on exhibition at Tiffany & Co.. in Broadway
The medal is of solid gold, and weighs five ounces
1t is about two inches in diameter and the border
is curiously formed into the semblance of a rope
On side is beautiful representation of the Sus-
quehanna, and on the other is engraved the follow
ing inscription
Presented to Assistant Surgeon
FREDERICK H. ROSE, X. N,
BY the remnant of the crew of the United States
frigate Susquehanna, who returned to the United
States in good health, as mark of their apprecia-
ton of his generously volunteered professional
vices rendered their shipmates, who were afflicted
with yellow fever, April, 1858.
The annual examination of the West Point Mill
tary Academy has been in progress for some days,
and will probably be finished early next week.
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u0 FALL MALL, LONDON, March II, 1853.
Dear Il have to apologize to you for the delay
which has occurred in acknowledging your kind let
ter and accompanying pamphlet, which, owing to
my absence from town, did not reach me so soon rs
they would otherwise have done. Nor will dis
guise from you that have labored under some en-
DarrasSment as to what answer to return to your
very kind communication Youwi not be surpris-
ed at this when | tell you, as feel obliged to do,
Though it is very reluctantly that till read OF
the honorable notice you have taken, and intend
taking of my dear husband in connection with Dr.
Kane as brother Freemasop, am Ignorant that
he could have any claim to that noble friends sym
pathles, or to your peculiar regard on the ground
OF fellowship in YOUR mystic art. | wish it were
otherwise.
| could almost wish that it could be proved this
was the only secret my dear husband ever preserved
towards me, SO willing am ] to torego the distinc
ton conferred en- him, to appear ungrateful fo,
or indifferent to past or coming kindness If chiv-
aric self-devotion, universal charity GOOD will to
mankind, purity and uprightness of conduct, be- Il:
believe they are, the fundamental virtues and i'm
perative obligations Of your mystic brotherhood O
which your Masonic emblems are only the pic
turesque and poetic embems, my husband was
worthy to be your brother. You will never, am
sure, withdraw from him those kind and generous
feelings to which his memory will ever be entitled
in the holy bonds of christian love-
1t is impossible for me not to regret that YOU do
not admit OF branch sisterhood of fellowship in
good works, when am told that for certain Mason.
lc reasons you could not accept any contribution on
my part to the monument which the Kane Lodge is
about to erect to the memory of NV dear lamcnted
friend. However, the monument, without my aid
will attain its one hundred feet of elevation If
ever look at it, standing in area of Your beau
tiful city, it shall be without grudgng that wa.
not allowed to help in building it up, and with all
the admiration which | am sure it will deserve
will, by you, if you think proper so to do, con-
yey my grateful Acknowledgements to Colonel de
Coin and the other members of the fraternity
of whom you are the Secretary and believe me
dear sir,
Your obliged friend,
JANE FRANKLIN
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PRICE TWO CENTS

pretence. was yesterday held to bail by Alderman
Thompson in the sum of 81, 900 to answer at court
On Monday night officer Morris attempted to dis
perse gang of some twelve or fifteen rOwdics who
had assembled on the corner of Water and CaIlovy-
hill streets in the Eleventh ward. The ruffans
turned upon the officer and beat him in an outra-
geous manner.
Two Germans were taken into custody at Many
unk this morning, on the charge of passing coun-
terieit notes ON the New Castle Bank. Some thirty
or forty of the bogus bills found on their per
sons and also quantity of counterfeit coin.
during this month eleven inquests have been held
by Coroner Fenncr, five of them being upon the
Dodies OF unknown persons. Three of these were
lOund drowned, and two died on the open lots.
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THE DISTINGUISHED PHYSICIAN ONCE MoRE.-The
Evansville, Indiana, journal publishes a letter from
a lady who. while in England, became intim ate
with the second wife of the late DR.. j. p Holmes,
who died so miserably at Evansville few weeks
SINCE From Mrs. Holmes she learned the reason
of her husbands mysterious desertion of his coun-
try and family. His extravagant habits had en-
barrassed him so much that his wife gave him e.
900 of her private property and he was desirous of
obtaining GA 600 more from the same source On
this being refused him he became angry, and he
made threats which were aiterward remembered.
A short time only had elapsed, when Mrs. Holmes,
being afflicted with sick headache her husband left
her phial of medicine. She did not like its TASTE
and sent it to an apothecary for examination. He
at once pronounced it to be poison, when in great
alarm she fed for protection to her mother. She
i'll for several weeks, and when able to 90 out
went to the bank to draw some money! To her
surprise she learned that the doctor had been there
with lady who personated herself, and had drawn
the whole amount. lie was afterward heard of in
America, but she was unable to trace him further
than New York. ~
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MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL WALKER


ANOTHER DESCENT ON NIcARAGuA-3,00 900 Men TO
INVEST THE SAN JUAN RIVERA private dispatch
from New Orleans informs the Brooklyn Star that
the Steamship Company, chartered by the Alabama
Legislature will run the first boat from Mobile to
San Juan del Norte (Greytown) on the 25th ofthis
month, when Gen. Walker, with strong vanguard
and staff, with proper appointments of all kinds,
will proceed to invest the San Juan river He will
be followed, as soon as practicable by detachments
of his army so as to reinforce and concentrate a
column of about three thousand men.
This announcement comes from the vicinity of r.
isarri Co., and is probably invented to frighten
the Martinez faction into his terms
Walker might do for American interests on the
Isthmus all that Congress has taken such care not
to do; but the time for operations has not quite ar
rived. We should not be surprised #, some months
hence, ,rhen the rainy as oser, General Wake,
should accede to the solicitations Of the Liberal party
and return to Nicaragua nth the necessary means to
establish frm aud stable peace in that distracted
country Wash. States. ..