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NOW READY !-MOUNTAlN SCENERY.
a poAx CONTAINING DESCRIPTIONS OF TIE

NOW READY I-MOUNTAlN SCENERY.
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MOUNTAIN SCENERY.
TINE SCENERY Of THE MOUNTAINS OF WEST.
Il ern North.Caron., &c: By Henry z. Coltoe.
For sale BY
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

WfWf<. Dg. KING, formerly Of New York for
2EA the last four years 81 Louisville, Ken
tucky and Who has Devoted hrs attention - the treat
raent Of private diseases fer 80 years. dAsfcrs
himself, having attended 81 practice for nany
years, and cured many thousands he il ensblcd 90
all diseases Of private nature, matter how
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OF from neglect of their DR.. King's shspensary
ls No = Deadefick street, between Cherry AID The
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fe~ days, by oF~r4fiaa which causes pain.
Where Strictare exists health eannot be enjoyed.
Perhaps disease causes mlscAicf and Hnder-
mines the cons.iinsion much.
syrHff1s wifh all The Of the ska growing
out Of neglect CT bad sfe4tneht. be eEectaaily
cared IE & les days.
sxnlxAI WxxxsEss-PsrtzcnlsrA IA nag been
given this isasse AID all ne Consequences grow
ing ont Of Il, eseasht Ia many cases - the de-
ssraeflyc habits 81 iaeonsticrsie fcatha and Excess
sss az tse p4<zA nes lcrt 81 sklsh .lii
undermne she eonzttatnn .rensse -nE te suheet n
for easne1sor soeiszy snd causing Ie1atare sac ass
FeIaalos Sho MAY be iAbortaE wilh any es1culty u
PersoEs rezialrg zb<osd. ~ wr1Eins ana ss.fins
sher case .kh Zee s1<lessd Directed % nF A King
No Is neAasrek strest, Nashville. Tenn- all have
Tie nz<ssz.fy meccinss1nts - thsif address. viii
ss<z<ry dissciiaas. szr4. sserszy observed. o1es
eeaE<ff = sacia>kis hsnsrrisE ant;l n the eve
zn4f5e-s2Gxsly
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THE EVERLASTING PIANO.-A writer to the
Cleveland Herad thus speaks of the Pianos
that fill the streets of that city with melody
through the opeu parlor windows of a sum-
4ner evening:
start TO 20 up Euclid street; from the win
dow OF Nom the right II maiden lady of
certain age and very uncertain voice, at
tempts to induce some one to whisper what
thou ieelest," while at the same time from
No on the other side young Miss is adj
vising Miss Lucy Ito take her time" rush
on and at No. on the right two young ladies
with much voice and less knowledge OF Solf-
fegio are trying 10 attract attention by
screaming Hear me, Norma"-and their
brother with no very clear conception OF
either harmony or tenpo is Aoundering through
The accompaniment.
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CANDIDATES.
Attorney GeneraI and Reporter,

sS- We are authorized to announce SAMUEL TUR-
NEY. of White county, candidate for the Office of
Attorney General and Reporter FIR the State to ill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Gen.
John L. T. Sneed. iuue2o-te
ss MILTON A. HAYNES, of Memphis, is candi-
date for Attorney General and Reporter. Election 18th
of August, 1859. june20-te
s8- We are authorized to announce JAMES W.
DEADERICK, ESQ.,, of Washington county as a candi
date for the Office Of Attorney General and Reporter
for the State, to fill the vacancy oecasoned by the
resignation of Gen. John l.. I. Sneed.
june20-te
as- We are authorized to announce VIM B. REESE,
Jr., Esq.,, a Candidate for the Office Of Attorney
General and Reporter for the State.
may3O-td
s5- We are authorized to announce j. o. SHACK
EIFoRD, ESD, of Clarksville candidate for the
office of Attorney General and Reporter, to I'LL II
cancy occasioned by the resignation OF Gen. John l.
T Sneed. may27-td
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N A S III VILLE:
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 6, 1853
w-The Nashville PArRror publishes

~The Nashville PATRIOT publishes
portrait of its military editor-ihe gentleman
who suggested a two inch rope inserted
through the coat tails of the Zouaves, that 1t
might be used to tie the Austrians when the
combat became close. The publication Of
the likeness of this extraordinary man is
new and unexpected testimony of the in
creasing enterprise OF the Southern press.
Cincinnati Commercial
The Cincinnati Ctnmeoial, which blythe
by, is one of the most ably conducted and
thoroughly go-aheadative newspapers in the
West, seems to be about the only one of our
cotemporaries who fully understands and
appreciates the vast magnitude of the enter
prise to which it so gracefully alludes. Not
one Newspaper in thousand can afford to
employ military editor, to say nothing about
the expense OF publishing his portrait. These
are things that require capital.
We cannot refrain from saying in this con-
nection, that the daily press of this city have
exhibited towards as a spirit of illiberality
of which il afforded US, at one time, the most
unfeigned pleasure to believe them utterly
Incapable. On the very morning the por-
TRAIT, In all It's prlstinc oSduty anu iiS0nS'0'
was given to an admiring world, We
laid a copy lin the PATRTor) on the
table of each of our city contemporaries;
but if one Of them up to this good hour,
lit Is a COED hour, for the election news is
coming in gleriously), has done us the poor
courtesy, 10 give it line of editorial notice,
or 10 tell its readers that proof-impressions
Of the engraving can be had at this Office by
the single copy, or by the thousand, we have
vet to lee made aware of the fact. We do not
coaaplaia of this treatment; for though a;
unexpected to us as the defeat of the
Democratic party was to them, it is infinitely
less notifying, and cannot possibly prove sc
disastrous We mention the matter Incl
dentally, and quite as incidentally do We
conclude these hasty paragraphs in the beau
tiful language OF the greatest of living poets
o, Envy thou unnatural nendi
Thou hast beyond all earthly doubt,
The purest minds from virtue weaned =
Thou secest the hum IN heart ON eend,
And pogresI its better nature oUt
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New York, Aug. 5-A.dvices from Buenos
Ayres to June 26th, say the steamers Camilla
ahdiSycee look I,Ooo troops up the river, fol-
lowed by Brazilian war steamer. it is suppo-
sed for San Nicholas.
The Government of E:uenos Ayres is aug
menting its forces rapidly for contest with
Uruguay.
Communication with Rosario is closed.
The Meta Comet sailed for Panama. and the
Perry for Montevideo. ,The Bajabridge and
Dolphin were in port
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PROF. WISE AND HIS SYSTEMATIC BALLOON
ING.-Prof WISE left st. Louis in his balloon
Jupiter, accompanied by his son, on the S0th
July, intending to land near Lafayette. The
voyage ended about thirty miles from St
Louis in consequence of rain, which soaked
the net work o. the balloon and brought II
down.-The voyagers reached Lafayette by
railroad The Prof. is confident that II II
had not been for the rain he would have land
ed near the point he had proposed TO reach
He expects to make another trip, starting
from Terra Haute, in few days.
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From Mexico and Texas.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 5.-The steamer
"Habana" is below with Minatitlin dates of
the second and San Francisco of the 10th.
The Golden Age and Uncle Sam bring one
million nine hundred thusand dollars trea-
sure and seven hundred passengers.
Arrived at San Francisco-Storm Cloud
and Dictator, from New York; Belvidere,
from Boston, and Forest Monarch, ION sgd
ney. Business was dull and prices had de-
clining tendency. News unimportant
The Steamship Orizaba arrived with Gal
weston dates OF the Sd. In the Gubernatori-
al election in Texas, Houston was ahead as
far as heard FROM