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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-21
MORTGAGEE'S SALE
OF

fN=:As MORTGAGEE5S SALE 4ss
E7,ss
sA44.Az LANDS IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.
The subscriber by virtue Of the act of Assembly 1896
chapter 1872 entitled An Acr relating mortgages in
city and county Of Baltimore and ofan ind nture Of mort
gage bearing date the 18th dav Of October between Jas
Dun and wife of the part and john PicTc Of the
other part and recorded in Lher II NJ F No 1oo 3T4,
one OF the land mortgage records for Baltimore county
oler at public auction to the highest bidder TUESDAY.
The 9th day OF December next, ct O'Clock 7. N, on the
The LANDS AND TENEMENTS in said indenture OF
mortgage described embracing FARM Of acres and
square peGches morepr less, situated Baltimore county,
about i've and onealf miles from Baltimore city, on the
county road which leads from point tie Philadelphia
Turnpike. the fifth mile turnpike
old Bel Air road and now in the occupation Of Mr. Jas Dan
About 20 acres cleared and good cultivation
Inc residue Is m Wood, consisting principally of young
chest luts and oaks The whole is well watcryG
The farm is improved by large two story FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, Barn Cow House, Stahhug Dairy,
and other outhUuSeS usually attached 70 stCas country
residence
Terms Of sae-One thousand doiiar il cash the day
sale the residue Of the purchase payable in slgt
equal annual instalments the who unpaid purchase
ney to bear interest payable annually.
Holm PII[PFT1
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BY ADREON d CO.

o. BY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE OF THE
Rs Circuit Court for Baltimore city the undersigned
trustee, Will sell at public auction at the Exchange
2aesrooms on Second street. FRIDAY, the I'd day
December, 1889. at O'Clock p NJ
AID. THAT LOT OF GROUND Baltimore street. in
sic city beginning for the the line Of the north
SIDE Of Baltimore street at the distance of eighyfour feet
eaSterY from the eaSernmOst of the lot occupied
and attached to- the church known the Rev w Pur-
vnces Church, opposite to the premises of Thomas Wi
mans, ESQ., and running thence castey, bounding on Bal
more street fourteen feet thence norhery right angles
TO baltimore street ninety two feet thence westerly parallel
to Baltimore street fourteen feet and thence souherly
straight line at right angles to Baltimore street nne ywo
iee to the place Of begnningwith the right and priv
llege of alley four feet wide in the thereof said
property being subject to the annual ground sub
Lease Ui forty two dollars. payable semi-annually
me consists of three story BRICK HOUSE
an a twostory BACK BUILDING. with Kitchen in The
rear, known rs No. GIG West Baltimore street
Terms of sale-Onethird cash, balance i'm three and six
months with interest and security be approved by The
Trustee - "
MICHAEL F. GERAGHTT, Trustee
nIOm&f2tMts AnRE0N 4 60 N,.nta
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No. 5 has an ICE HOUSE upon it, and on No 6 are the
other improvements, consisting of fine YELLING with
modern convenences and outhouses The location very
elevated acrdng unbroken view of the bay and city
rat can he seen at the counting Of Gibson Co.. n
CHARLES street.
TermsOne third cash, balance in twelve months
with interest and approved security the whole
the option Of the purchaser
GEO. H WILLIAMS, }Trrs.oas
O. HORWIrZ, trustees
,o3I 2aw3wXds GIRS0E l. 90 A1ctionaars
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GAME, FRI II, LtiIA ''.,.T,
end elegant NGEtJih OYSTERS
Anything in tn. eating iiae prime. hot Stacking. alive
smiling and Kicking Syh rpcurss Of a t, delight in,
can with unsrrng certainty, bee had at " Those vita
doubt. let them Try.
| So SPICEn OYSTERS Of superior quality always oh
hand lEZs-i
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SiIhsr daart ysneIrg, TT.
TARPETING! CARPETINGll

~
CALVERTON co. CARPET MANUFA CTOPY
SALESROOM 80 / BALTIMORE STREET,
ar BRIDGE)
Super ard extra fine INGRAlNS, NFNETIANS, 3 PLY
&c &c, Of the manufacture Of CALVERTON COMPANY,
theOnlY manuiacorg in HE situated the north
western limits Of Baltimore city ''GwynnS Falls
The goods offered wholesale and retail NO /
EAST BALTIMORE STREET, whe'C the highest prem
iums for the quality and Styi" be received from
three exhibitions at different Institutes.
The citizens of Baltimore and strangers are invited
their goods, and by purchasing will give employ
number of families children city through
the approaching wnt that need it. ana obtain good arti-
Gle for the price paid for bri one and rug adj
over the cost Of the materials used in the fabric Of the
goods. V. D. GEISTON,
~
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aabIft SaIts.
BY LENNON Z. BROGDEy
DTTfTTT 4 ~ A

ALrAHANtSN ~ BHtSDE1y
bUCHANANS WHARF
IN TUESDAY, 22d instant at II O'Clock, at
~ the auction stores Buchanan1s wharf the cargo
Ino, FROM Malaga consisting Of
ES(ltl boAEo MISCATEL LAYER RAlSINS.
zoo Il Do DO. DO. DO
15O ADO. Do. Do. DO
300 BOXES Do BUNCH RAIsNs.
1740 4 DO DO DO. DO
1415 DO, DO. DO DO
on BBLS sun RAISINS-lCo lbs. each
100 y DO. DO. Do. 30 Do
~ BBLS. LEEIA RAISINS-ll2l4 lbs. each.
TX DO. DO. DO 100 Do.
200 Il MATS sEEOLrss RAisINs
800 BOXES FIGS.
25 DRUMS DO.
SN 4 DO. Do
% 4 BBLS. GRAPES
% TRAILS SOFT SHELLED ALMONDS
80 BOXES LEMONS.
LENNON 4 BROGDEN,
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DubLit SaIts.
BY GIBSON 4 co,
DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEATS

E:t DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEATS
tfiif
.A-e-Ss BALTlMORE COUNTY, NEAR CHARLES STREET
AVENUE
Under decree the Circuit Court for baltimore countv
Iie Undersigned as Trustees will sell TUESDAY, the
IA gay OF November 1859 at the Exchange saesroom
IN this city. at the hour of o'clock, F. NJ.
THAT DIES IRABLE PROPERTY, rart of Mount Pleasant
divided INTO Lots situated ~ miles from the city Merry
mans lane leading west the toll gate Charles street
avenue and lying between the ard the Falls road
LOT No contains ali ACRES
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-09
LAWS OF OHIO.
Published By Authority.
AN ACT
fNe. 206.1

fNe. 206.1 AN ACT
For the Assessment and Taxation of all
= Property in this State, and for levying
Taxes thereon according to its true value
in monsy ~- "-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-30
Extracts from our business COrreSpOu.
dence.

Extracts from our business COrreSpOn-
dence,
The following is from letter from Washingto On
county;
"Colonels HAYNES and NELSON spoke here on
yesterday, and Democracy was delighted with the
luminous and powerful effort of HAYNES. Both
parties acknowledge Col. HAYNES superiority over
Col NELSON in orstory, but the friends of the latter
claims that he is the equal of HAYNES in debate
don't think So at the same time, though NELSON'S
claim TO ability lie in his debating powers, for he
falls ineomparably below HAYNES in other respects
Of intellectual endOwments You may tell your
friends that HAYNES is the next Congress sneu from
the First District Of Tennessee, and all crea-
ton and half of Hanover " can't beat HARRIS.
Mark it,
"Caution our friends against swapping votes, and
get up such an interest to secure full Yole In
this lies the key of our success in this race. Our
friends are 80 SGngEtHs Of success that some might
deem il useless to go to the polls"
friend in Sewer county adds as postscript to
business letter the following:
"Our political skies never we're as bright as at
prosenL HARRIS will increase his vote here. The
old liue Wings are warm and active, and all the
croakings Of the Alies Of the Black Republican,
are usheard by them. HAYNES will be elected by
An increased vote over Col WATKT,Js'. The docu-
ments that we're sent me by the Democratic Central
Committee are Just the things for us here JoHs
NRrHERLAND's record viii net take at sll with us
common folks. We don't want to support the gov
srnment while the shaver and rich nabob, who ride
in hne carriages, are exempt from taxation, and if
We, in this mountain county, are uufostanats and
becomes involved in debt that We can not immedi-
Atsly pay we don't want cur last plow and hoe Ia
ken from US to support families neither do we
want lbe money we pay to 60 to the support Of the
ODD Fellows at Rogersvile, if JoHN NETHERLASD
docs live there.
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The Banner Gays that Col READY took the Know
Nothing oaths. That's bad, certainly. But think
We must overlook the fact his competitor took it
also. The one has proved himself sound southern
man. and the other hasn't Those two facts decide
our preference in this canvass. But we would like
to ask just FOR information" what right the Baner
has to "tsll on" those who took the oath I? Wasn't
it part of the oath that those who took it wOuld
not, under any circumstances, reveal the name of
any member Of this orderi"
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Wepublish this morning to the exclusion Of much
other valuable matter, lengthy article the sub
jsct Of the Democratic policy in regard to Banks.
Il is from the Pen Of one Ct our most profound
thinkers and sblest writers, intimately acquainted
with the history of banking in Tennessee We trust
its length wiz preclude no one from giving it
ful perusal.
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GUmELASTTC suSPENDFRS

TFNE Fancy Dry Goods Jobers Of Nashville are invite,
70 examine fall line Of the above goods, made from Val
RUBBER under The Goodyear Patent Also assortment
81 lower graes made from Common RabbeT. and NV
ne PAesage ony at the oe Of the NeE Haven suspene
Church Streets. OgARIES 81 JTrbSOSy @11
iune25 60 80.
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New Goods--Third Importation.

XNTE receiving few and desirable articles in the
w way Of Travelling Dress Goods Rich Black Silks, Rib
bOns Loose Basque Rich scarfs &C &c Goods were
bought New York within the few days by Arm
iune1s-f R. o. hoEAIRY eco,
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A. b. Robertson,, stand.
VIZ A.-. ..,osIa4.a op-..lr.. in III.
BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS,

and have bought cut A. 3. RoBEKTsOs.
Having united too stOeks,Hs viii conduct our busnc On
greatly enlarged scale.
We havsa splendid stock Of goods and are ss receiving
beautiful lot Of Ladies' Misses and Chidreus vo,k in Ersf
VARIETY We invite the eustones o. FARRAR 4 DisarEr ard
e public generally, to call Us, viii Ssli sEo vsy
low rises for CASH.
fune24 rapp.p Drg,rrr-,a a ro
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JUST RECEIVED.
,HTLKDELPHTa M popTPP

SMITHS KENNET ALE-Forty barrels Of the celebrated
- smiths Kennel Ale, from Eheeng Va, which oger At
low figures N tI,--0e 4 S15Ir =
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Fourth Of July.
PIc-N1c PARTIEs.

Nd Others Eho dssrs supply Of McCosnAexis Miner.
"A al Waters fer the Fourth OF july are reoueSfs 10
send IN their orders p0ssbe order 70 avoid isap
Pontment as shall ohsrEE Be unable to sepply ther
JuneSO-st n. Mccormack
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WROUGHT IRON COOK STOVES.
AT REDUCED Prices!
AT REDUCED PRICES
At REDUCIsD PRICESI


AT REDUCED Prices
AT REDUCED PRICES!
MIR +. A TREPPARD, one Of The hest Mechanics
w in the west manufactures these Stoves US ne 81
commenced making Wrought Iron thirteen years H
ago so faithfully that many be made then sill IN 49,
Stoves II bis make have generally obtained the first prizes az the
Mechanics and Agricultural Fairs. With experience ~
now comes forward with a srovE calculated to bun ssr
wood or coal both copjoiny and for had adopted he
name Of -
THE OLD RICKORYI
THE OLD HICKORY
THE OLD HICKORY
The iron for these Stoves Of the very hest and rs
expressly for them. The most fDrODed laaehs ~ bsen
introduced, that he eompeOn with The Neeban
Of Cincinnati and Louisville, AMI furnish them 50 capIv b
this stove becomes Of TIE afies OF ~ o5
ne only Store thar cGs tAsfId tie rough frfSaf on n
groes be furnished low within the rsb ~ al
classes u al
Mechanics and all Others who feel interest in the auufe
lures OF Tennessee, are Requested and examine tbeS,
stoves and judge n we do not furnish we claim 10 DO
The very best Cooking Stove in the world.
The very best Cooking Stove i'm the World,
The very best Cooking Store In the XEorld.
P. W.MLXEY 4 CO.
No - North Market Street
MACKENZIE 4 MINcHIN
ylne-o-u No. "a College Street.
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n ew music store.
LEX

An5la Is nowopening. Church Street Be. .z,
X3--E tween SIMMER and Cherry, the finest
s isoIt' Sssa q Musical Instruneats, HT0
ketS and Fire works, in the city all which will he so as low
a. e same can be purchased anyWhsre Gail and exam
Inc my stock before pnrehasins elsewhere.
juns2S-dy JoFTD- Trcu
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DE-. I. g. no s.

A SPLENDID article for sale in quantities, "
a X. MCCORMACK,
Jeheo'-ot Broad STREE
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Macon county, Tenn tEenyo1 miles Hortheas Of Cal
latin and four and half miles East o. the Nashville and
Louisville Turnpike viii Be opened AID ready for e secspa
Of visitors and ngal5 y ne 18Th Of May Tse Springs
we'll their high and healthy Locality,
efficacy OF their Eqaera Eate, that t1is Il
unnecessary Charges 70 E For regular boarss 8J8
aeek Children, unde twelve years o hs psi
Transient Boarders from @ - % yer day H5l &c pr
day We vii have hack % regularly ever DAY during -
season, the Nashville Lasrie Sse q. ne Aeg
house 70 CARR visitors 20 and from the Springs.
WI. A. DEBOF 3 CO,
mayl0-triH3n igRrFisrA
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EeF ApN1sFtA4e ana CiEclmnafs.
ttak light dlaught si,ansr Hazel Bell,
- x. kEcsE A.asters WI depart TITS DAY -nf[. \
lsosa ine a. aeiock) a. aheFe and al internedi-
ate landings FIR freight orrasssre sn7l- - 49, =
june2e-l n &c i1fR11fsels y s.f
Two LIKELY NEGRO FIFN rem s11-F
e We suAsrribsF has I'VE LIKELY NEGRO MEN he
hewshes 70 sell, ard as he Il rnss ~ - -
city IN lev DAYS. viii SELF them At h,r-sin - ~
wishing to purchase Negroes At lo57 ne- S,S ~
do we'll to call upon ne furnedistsv At the f Flots
june30-ss I'll q f;oRyrs,r
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DR.. e. ross
WOULD respectfully his friends and former
w patrons Of Nashville and vicinity, that ne viii Urompv
sesd to all calls for his services In the profession Of Dsnsv
rooms Tor tie presents q Mrs clafbornes No % HIT
street, near Broad Street IaDe10-,lst
Great Reduction.
MIITH the view Of selling everyshae in the vav OF
~ simmer Stocks have this day reduced the
prices 70 figures that must insure ae sale and an pess not
supplied seuld do we'll b call following articles AZ
tnet viii be sold without regard cost FOR CASH or 10
P2oAPr BUYERS ON TIME. y =
Rich summer silks, of All kinds,
Rich Printed Grenadines
Rich Printed Rareges,
Rich Printed 0rgaudtes, s.
Rich Printed JacOnets.
foeter with an endless variety % Lew PRICED LAWNS IN
at EsHAHLs, Ia the way Of Summer Goods will
be sold at cary !0ac prices, ''We what We say
r. c, McNAIRY 4 co.
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FARRAR, D1sMUkzs 4 co.

Ok Eases Clquot Champagne. Also liss quaatiiy II
80 Cabinet Heidssck and ysrsessy All Of ahieh va
rant genuine, and will sell prices We hare
Gus other brands at from eiOto SIS per bisSst
nay5i VESSEL & THOMPSON.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Pianiers' Bank Of Tennessee,
NAsHvILLE, June 80, ls59.
AdvasndOf Five Dollars per Share paid to the Stock
holders on demand By order Of the Board
june3o-dlm D WEAVER, Cashier
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Rich Fancy BOnnets.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS FOaE
TIE LADIES.
/ A IN FULL Trinu.d Fancy and FAir, EngItsh 49,
kiatts, hiding Hats ana Millinery Goods at les sH
nan coat Q close out our extensive balance Of - 80
Zine Plain Hair, full trimmed, with lowers. 8 50
eoiori str.ss and CHIPS. fli triSsi, % 1853
s Aa AMI GIfs s sai d Ss5a 60 90 Do
BEAUTIFUL az MIXER 1i GSB Bs,i e Lace, DO g
500 Misses and Chilaren' Leshorn Flats and Ria
LEsvises large stock Of Paris Flowers Lace Points. 49,,
low Pse We must and val close out this excessive
s s s aoLI %, nov, l5sis come out lnneiiatsy and
Eosrth q July a. We TO haze grand celebration his ys1r
No. g Uuoa Street. Up staf. % nia 5o s1i . he
iuhsel sac Bank q tennessee.
'Oas LrLLTrTT Va =, uurra.
LELLYET TT * SMITH.
. Commission Merchants %
AND Wholesale DEALERs IN
Liquors, TOBACCO, AND CIGARS,
nos 10 AND y MARKET ST, SOUTH OF srsrSa ST.,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
PEACH AND APPLE sRANDIEs a
N7E would inform the City Trade that We ba,s IN Scr.
w large ssOeE Of Apple and Peach BRANDY, az
june . LzLLyErr SMITH.
PURE IsOURBON WHISTLES.
WE are in receipt Of 100 bills pure BOurbon wis
kys and viii sell IL to the trade very low 70 rsiucs
our stock o. hat article LELLYErT : SMITH.
THREE YEARS OLD WHISTLES.
aETE have in store Bourbon and Rye WHISKY,
sS 0'asPt ~ s a. old Whisky ITO yS9r pure and very
NEWSOM'S WHISKY.
1OS BBLs. NswsOm,s Best. I. a. ban stored
la1e26 LELLrErF SMITH.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
WE have hand large or ane yirrina Tobae.
W COS also Fsnnessee and Kentucky Tobacco, Ehb.h
e anxious to Close very 0v general ss5rtuept 81
isnsss LELLgErr SMITH.
FINE SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS.
'osE atsPsigs 2 aysi vl ada good assortment Of The
Sgpsr :, Sole LSatisr vali.es, double Top.
at 4sCoegs Street., at prices
VERY CHEAP FOR CASH
ALSO:
Ladies' French Dress Trunks, large size.
jane22 join RAMAdE.
'' NJ Dn1'rn'' D4VrS su~uEs. ss.s.Ea4aI
FARRAR, D1smUKEs . CO..
u'-.rr, 'AnnAr /. Dr,nur..3
NO. eOIEEeE srHEET,
NASHVILLE,
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Sc
Sc WING MACHENEs.

So
sEWING MACHINES.
Never before offered at Retail.
Sewing Machine for ana vr1tAin ths
reach OF all.
Practical Family Sewing Maehins for
Six Dollars
IsartietI's Patent Novelty SO SEWING Ma
chimes.
II has been Proved and Emproved during
the past 4 months
Manufacturing facilities tmmsnsefv In
creased.
NOV opening at Wholesale ana Retail.
OFFICES, 42l Broadway Sew Y,rs
- Chestu1t So Phiiaae1ph5a
IS SIKH Street, Cincfnnafi
y South 4th Sc, 81 Louis, No.
II NOeihrti-e So. Dsfrnif. tIcb-
exclusive AGENCIES being established IN e-.- fou,t,
sIouhoat ne Quilted States. Applicants for Arsncies nh -
= " GArlrf Paientee Principal Ocs lsI BrosdzSy
.svs Offices an prepared PROsPrss all orders
al iss5s 70 irsurs attention. contain return postage
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W. WILL SELL. IN Eont o. our Eareio1sssn Thurua.v.
" soth inst, for cash, he follorirT a9sises.
q 51pes ehses sEgsr, 20 Cases GEosnd prer spos
- - 5oi' eras1ed and Pow .susRT and GinEa-,
-, 49, 49, Solees . Casks and boxes Eoda.
- - 1s.s AolAasesl $50 Bo'zs star Carsles.
So . los = ~ 81 4" Virginia Iosaeco,
- - hags choice Coffee "a q Tenn
81 g 5 q vinegar, le0 Doc Wash boards
50 g Rye 4 bourbon Whiskv So = Tr-tthi.-,
1a9 = Tenn. White Whisky 10 Gases Ha+rhss
% 4, a n Gin, 40u Dec Maso1 Blsckin~
= . n Vine 3 Gases Tin,
"a Shanapsgne Vine, % Bbls Almonds AID Nuts.
p Eases Ginger Vine & Br'Bdy 2O0 Boxes GIalsEass,
Together with many articles make eoraets sIs sss AZ
1--- R-.- en- iuns23 TKRRASs BROS
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

W@A, DR. KING formerly OF New York TOT
NxnA2 the last four years OF Louisv1ie, Men
lucky who has devoted his attention TO the treat
menI of private diseases for over 80 years. hatiers
himself, having attended to practice for SO many
years and cured many thousands he Is enabled 10
all diseases of private nature, no matter now
bad they may be from Injudcious medical treatment
or from neglect of their own. DIR. Kings nspensafy
is No % Deaderick street, between cherry ana the
square second story where he Cures all diseases OF
private nature.
GoNoRRHEA cured without nauseious medicine or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES of old recent date, eectualiy cured IN
a few days, by a operation which causes no pain
Where a structure exists health cannot he enjoyed
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution so much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases OF the skin, growing
ut of neglect or bad treatment, can be ehectually
dred in a few days.
SEMINAL WEAKNESs-Particularatt been
ven TO this disease, and all .he consequences grow
q out of it, brought on in many cases oy the de-
ructiyc habits of nconsiderate Youths ana excss
We indulgence of the passions, neglect OF winch VIII
adernjne the constitution rende: the subject unit
r society and causing premature od age
Females who may be laboriag with any dInlculty OF
q womb NAV restassured of Immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
,eir case with a fee enclosed directed TO DIT A. kng,
O. D Deaderick street, Nashville, Tenn, VIII nave
40 necessary medicinesent TO their address, win ne
ssary directions Strict secrecy Observed Ohce
mrsfrom o'clockin the morning until IN the eve
ng mav3o-indAw1y
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G0mmfrfial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE, [
NASHVILLE. July 4. 1859.

BACON.-Shoulders are worth z; Hams 81
(aIo; Clear Sides 81 from wagons. From
store. packed ] cent more.
LARD.-Good Lard. in suitable packages.
readily commands 1l@11t. - g
WHEAT.-Prime Red 81 90; White, SIG
81 TO-
FLOUR.-Demand brisk. Extra So 90 per
barrel; Superine Sc 50@7; Extra Family
Flour in bags, wholesale So 75--retail 81
per SO lbs.
CORN.-Market bare, demand increasing.
Buyers are giving IS cents, and furnishing
sacks.
CORN MEAL--s19l Csc. This range in
cludes the retail prices.
WHISKY. Rectifed 27@29; country
brands 5O@75c.
IRON.-Tennessee-B SIC, Band 7(911.
Horse Shoe 81 Nail Rod 8, Boiler 81. Sheet
s3@94. Hoop s3@94. Pittsburg-Bar 81,
Band 5I@6. Horse Shoe 5, Nail Rod 7, Sheet
5t@6 Hoop 7@74.
NAILS.-Tbrees SIS so. Fnurs 81 so per
keg. Skies 81, Fights 81 rs, Tens and larger
sizes SO IS.
DRIED FRUIT.-Little doing. Apples
so. Peeled Peaches, SO 5O94; Unpeeled,
81 so.
ROPE.-Grass I21@14c. Jute 12k, Cotton
Thread 22!@23.
LEADS cents p ID.
SHOT-Buck 81 40 Drop 81 80 per bag.
Blasting Sc so, and Rife So
so per keg.
| SEEDS.--Hungaridn Grass Seed 81 90;
Millet S3(93 so; Flax seed 81.
| SALT.-Fine sack is worth 81 60(91 rs;
Coarse, 81 SO Barrel 4Oc per bushel.
SUGAR-We quote, in bbls; 7}@S4,
cent less in bids N. Y. Coffee Sugars 100
ll3c; Crushed and powdered 12@122c; Loaf
12R12t.
MOLASSES- barrels, 40, in halves
As cents.
GOLDEN sYRUP.-In Barrels Zoe, in
halfbarrels IS, in kegs so cents.
COFFEE.--Stock ample, demand fair.
Prime Rio is worth l2!913 cents. Laguyra
IA; Java 1920.
CANDLES.--Star,fi firm at 19 for IA OF;
II for full weight; Tallow, 11@l24c.
HIDES AND LEATHER.--We quote green
hides G96t cents, dry 14G92Sc. Country;
Oak Sole Leather 34(G36c p ID. for best quail
ty; Harness 30(932.
GINSENG-50(955 cents.
| BEESWAX.-35 cents.
FEATHERS.--In moderate demand at 81
9372.
RAGS.-For Cotton Rags in good order
3 cents is readily paid.
WOOL.-Tub-wasbe in demand at 81
cents, pulled. 2S93O; unwashed 2O(922.
OIL>.-Linseed, 90c; Lard 81 10; Tanners
75C0IO0; Cod Liver 81 10.
BALED HAY-From store $24, S25, SIC
per ton.
OSNABURGS AND YARNS.
Be Brands, A Osnaburgs, 129.