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9SS~S to preserve the body IN perfect health
not to wait for the development diseases abe wise in me
cheek and guard against the FIRST approach Keep the stomach
and blood healthy and PEre AMI the plaques Of poisoned
mosphere fall harmless The only remedy that will thoroughly
purify the blood, and the strengthen and invgerate
the system, Is AeLK1S's SERENGHTHEG CORDIAL Blood
PrAER Try it and you viii convinced advertisement
mayl-s srRlra
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NEW YORK, May 5.-.Richardson, Spence & Co
quote White Corn IS Gia7s Cd; Mess Pork firm, 76s
Coffee frm.
American Stocks dull and unchanged
LIVERPOOL, Saturday.-Orleans Fair 81; AIiidlin
Il; Mobile Farir e; Middling Incorrect; UPLAND
Fair y; Midling Is l6
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Steamer sunk
Foreign Market,

ST. LOUIS, Msy 5,-The steamer Sallie West sun
near Kickap9o and is a total loss No lives lost
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River News.

u INV - My I5 IIVtT IIbtl
two inches in the last twenty -four hours and is now
stationary.
LOUISVILLE, May j.-The river is falling at the
rate of three feet in twenty four hours.
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NASHVILLE.
srANuEnIva.-The rsntlnmen nhn.a namnu J,

srA'IaERrEG.-The gentlemen whose names are
attached to the following card are known in this
community as reliable and truthful gentlemen.
NASHVILLE, Tom, May 4, 1862
Having listened 10 Prof LeWin's explanation of
MS theory Of che and cure Of siammering and
witnessing the successful treatment CT lad of about
thirteen years Of egs. who was very eeriously af.
tecled, feel satisfied that his theory for The re-
lief Of sismmering persons is philosophical in is
na1ure, and if his directions are complied with,
must IN the great majority Of CAGES, result in an
effsetual cure The treatment Is eminently simple,
aud 50 far we know, differs entirely from any
system heretofore praeticed for the relief of such
amictons y d. CROss,
W. r CoRSELIUs
wv. CoLE.
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For sale W IN IesaIe and retail In Nashville,
Tennessee at Proprstors prices BY Berry DemOvle O.
HendersOtt, and Jo g. Brown and By every respectable Drag
81 10 the United states ishI 59-dtElF
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NEW STORE.

FEyHE subscriber the recently occupied by
Minor, Market street, doors from me square,
he viii te pleased pursuit Of Cheap Dry Goods
Ready Made Clothing, Boots Shoes, Hats Bonnets etc Terms
strictly cash. and Of goods will be sold Tor very small
The public are respectfully invited 70 give one trial at least
sesvldswYt i. D. hINkAID
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EeLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
VIM eaectually cure

LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
Chronic or Nervous DebiIffv. nfseosr,
o the kidneys. ana ali nfscnses
ntistHg from "A Dissrderea Liver op
stSmHeh, Dyspepsia,
Heartburn Inward Piles, AGILITY or Sickness. AZ A.,
stohien fuiiness Of Biol % the Head Drf Prin or
SWIMMING N the Head. Pa,pifagiah 81 he Hesrt
da,heSs or WEIGHT In the stomach Sour Fructatious
11.,-hlhS or silioc7ting Feeling when wing do,ru
1lyness or hetlowness Of the skin and Eyes N;4i-t
sEeats, Inward Fsvers Pain IN NJ S,gil IL f5 r.,
~, Or SIDE sldden Fiushes Of Heat Depression 81
stls,ts frishfsal Dreams Languor Desp5uIsncv Il
- 49, $3.50. issea-p sores - BlOtches Ga the SKIN
an Fever and AEas (or CbHis and Feveri n Nil
slso eaie diseases q the Bladder AID Womb mel, -
S-hinal aeaiSnrss, Ineontineues n Urine. sfr4s
bladder, Whites, ETC. =
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O L IL l. "A q
Hoist, host our flag to heavens hreeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfold It's banner everywhere,
Beneath the western SKY
in war. let every stripe 30 forth,
Boyae hy lie FztriOts hand,
Proclaim its beauty and its worth,
Ger moor and hill and strand.
In peace cuard well the sacred boon,
Bequeathed by patriots blood,
For Oh! twas in freedoms cause,
Amid The battles food
Hoist, hoist. flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Tnfuri irs banner everywhere.
BeCestl the western sky.
Hoist, hoist, flag in Arts great reign,
lie: every star float higher,
I'd with the nations emblem,
Above the tallcst spire
Let renne.seaus every where
Let every state around,
Know where type Of nature S made,
Where every type is found
Above our own Art GALLERY,
Our couutry's standard wave,
And underneath its folds preside,
The beluuful-the brave
The chd-tne psrcnt--patriOt-siTe
The warrior without STRIFE
Rests here, in sweetest portrsitnrel
With every charm but life.
Then raise our hannertO the skyl
let every star bear news,
THAT tvpes al the At Gallery,
Are made by c. c. HUGHES,
febl5-dsSwtf. Corner oil college and Union SIS
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NoTICE TO COUNTEY MEReHARTs.-We are selling
many articles o. Hardware, "being part of Kirk
man Ellis's last importation" OF small advance
on Cost for Cash. Cur new stock, which is being
made complete by daily arrivals offer at reduced
prices for Cash or negotiable paper. You can save
money by buying your hardware at "a Public
Square, Kirkman Ellis's old stand. from
NH If. MCCALL CO.
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IL Is pELICIOUs 70 TAHF
NcLzAHs vOLcaEIC Ell IMMINENT.

44SL4sAA NO-4gl4AsAG I'll LIN =
THE Best L,NIzEVr IN 7 IL WORLD.
The ONLY SAFE and certain curs for Caaoers, PiIsy
TufnCrs, Swsliuss AL Burcheis or Goitre. Paraiy-
sis, Neuralgia, Te1tnesI q the Muscles Chronic q
Iadtnnilto-y Rhsu1aatisfn, Stiffness q the Joint
Contested Muscles Ligameuts. Earachs or Taoth-
Fever Surcs. Ctked Breasts, SCre Nipples. Burns.
ScAlds. sore Throat, any Inflammation Pain. 10
difference low severe or how long the disease may
have existed. McLsAS's CEIBBRATED L-NnIENz IS :
certain remedy
Thousands q hunlIu brin=s have }pen saved a liz
Of derrpitu'e and misery ~ The use u this invalu-
able medicine.
MeLsaa's Volcanic Oil Eminent
WI relieve pain almost iustantsneousy and Il viii
c-nsr, purify, and heal the fullest sores in an IN
Crcdbly short time.
For Horses and other Animals.
McLcan's celebrated Linincnt & The only sais sad
rrliIbs remedy for the Of SPAWN. Ring B,sie
windgsls, Splinfs, Unnatural LunIrs Nades or
Sweliings. IL viii ftil 10 Big Head. Poll
evil, Fistula, Old Burning Sorrs. or Sweeny, II
properly applied. For Sprains, BrsIises, Scratches.
Cracked Heels, Chats, Saddle or Collar Calls Uris.
Scrrs, or Wounds. il il iuflllihe remedy. Apply
it as directed, ami cure IS certain in every instance
Then trihe no longer With the many worthless Lin
iments offered 70 YOU. Obtain a supply q Dr.. Nc
Leans celebrated Linimusit u viii cure yuu-
j. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner q Third and Pine Sts-. ST. Louis Ne
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Prof Levin may be consulted at the sewane
House, where he win remain a few days longer.
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- Tape-wOrIn in ChiIdren.--

- Tape-WOfIm in Childreu.---
s--S PAINTED, n. J. August IS, ls5s--sIessrs B,
FAHNEsTocK Co. Gentlemen Our son, years Of agei
has been afflicted With apevOrm fot three years past during
that time we have tried remedies, and had the Attendance
Of skul physicians The boy passed inch to sew
entsen feet per day while under the influence Of the medicine that
he has been akiny :, bat never discharged the head.
Your agent being in neighbOrhoO5 house
by Of our neighbours the wonders Of
village. -
We gave The boy bottles of B. b. FrnsOcks vermge
which brought twenty feet of worm, with head
During three he has passed three hundred feet Of the
NeRoud recommend it all those that afflicted with
worms Of any description As a positive cure.
JOHN ROsELL
Purchasers should look Ceo TnR INITIALS on the wrap
and see that they buying B. FAHNEsTocKs YERNFuaE
and no other. may1-d&wlm.
- - I'ae ssreaT English Remedy &c.
&ES ~ Sir James CIarke's Celebrated
M Invaluable Medicine unfaing the cure Of all those
and dangerous diseases to which the
no Married Ladies.
suited II in short time, bring thsmonth
Each bottle price dollar bears the
eresI Britain,t to prevent oounterfes.
T1sse ls saOHld 6y FZRS7
AiscaTig0e, but at any ot4er ti1ae tlet are STfe
In all Of Nervous and Spinal affections pain in the back
ana limbs fatigue exeron, Paptation the Heart low
ness o. Spirits Mysteries Sick Headaches, Whites and ali the
diseases Occasioned BY sOrdered system these Pill
will effect cure when all others have failed.
Ful directions in the pamphlet each package which
should be carefully preserved.
lamp Of Great Britain, be sent post free and post
age stamps
JOB MOSES.
Rochester, Y.
and all respectable Druggists. noYas- d&wIyins
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A Card TO lhe LadIes--Dr. DUPOncO's Pes
riOdical Pills for FcEIales.s-Are iniAilble for
moving Stoppsges Irregularities Of the Nenses.
Pills nothing used the Doctor
his practice many years. both France and America, with
paraes success and be urged By many thou
sand as who have used them, make the Pills public for the
alienation Of those suffering from irregularities whatever
preventive ladies whose health viii not permit Increase
nily.
Pregnant females, those supposng themselves
against using pills while in that condition. prope
tor assumes responsibility after the
mdness Would prevent any injury otherwise hte
pills recommended. Directions accompanying box Price
81. Sold wholesale BY
EWIN, PENDLETON 4 CO..
WhOissale Druggists, Nashville, Tenn.
To whom all orders be addressed supply the
Propd0rs prices and furnish cards and circulars
Sold at Retail in Nashville, by
DEMOYILLE & BELL, No IS Cherry street.
g N.HENDEhShyfT cor Cedar ST., aud Public Square.
BEACH < GOODLEP. Market 81: opposite Union street.
J. STRETCH, corner Of Broad and Market eets.
Ladies by enclosing 81 % either Of the above agents. hare
the above Pills sent lconhdsnGay by mail any part Of The
city country.
h BIhe geents composing these Pills made known
% every agent selling them They will tell you that they are Al
they representeto Ask fer DR.. DupOncOss toll
den pills. signature each viii then sc
medicine you lay depend upOn yet perfectly harmless
MANSFIELD & co, Agents for Memphis
WILSON sTARBIRD. Agents f9r LOUISVILLE
d&WlE
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=
We say % parents. il your children are sirkIv urrr
Or afflicted with eamaaints prrFalrar Among
give then small qsIntity ~ Mctean-s Cordial asa
II VIII make them healthy. fat. and ralassf Defar
Ect moment, Try q, and You viIl DO cousineiaL
1T IS DELICIOUS TO TAKE.
CaUrIoN.-Bewsre II druggists or dealers v-ho msy
Try 20 palm upon you Bitter or SnrsariILt trash
Whih they can hay cheap BY saving it IS Just a.
good Avoid such mrn. Ask Tor NeLean's StreRath-
etan- Corzial- and takg nothing else IL Is the only
remedy that viii purity ths blood thoroughly and a
tie same time strengthen the system
One tablespoonful taken every morning fssfins T.
certain preventive &c Cholous. Clii!ls and Fever
Yellow Fsvsr or any prey-lcnt disease II IS put Up
in large bottles.
Price only 81 per b0ttls, or bottIcs for S.
J. II. McLEAN q
Sole Proprietor II this Curdial
Also 1TcLeaHs Volcanic Oh Liuimsnr
PRINCIPAL Depot GA the corner Ct Third and Piuo
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Do you wish to be healthy and strungf Then 81 a
oner, and get some Of McLcan's Cordial. n VIA
strengthen and iRvigOrate your whole sysfe ciIst
healthy and pure circulation % blood 70 Gov fhrouz
every frin, and the Ueh, rusy bloom Of hgalth 10
mouHt 70 Your cheek again.
Every bottls 4 warranted 10 give satisfaction.
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Have been soil durIlg the Last six months. ans
NJ Instance has Il f,isd in giving entire satctlos
be, then, will suiisT fr.i weakness OF debility whe
McLeaa's frengihening Cordial Wi cure you
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MsLsaa,s Volcanic OIL Lininsns

WI relieve pain almost iustantsneously and Il v
cltusr, purify, and heal the fullest sores in an
ercdibly short time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-28
WESTERN NEWS.

ST. LOUIS, April ".
Accounts from various private sources of the
Mormon side, represent the condition Of affairs in
Utah as materially different than previously re-
ported. 1t is positively stated not even a symp-
tom OF hostile demonstration has been made by the
people; that persons are subpmned as witnesses
and then arrested aud placed in charge of the troops
for safe keeping; that the Sheriff of Utah county
notified Judge Cradlebaugh that he was prepared
to take charge of all the prisoners accused Of crime,
and had a secure Jail, and would increase his bond
to any extent the Judge required that the
Grand Jury we.e just prepared TO make present.
ment when they were discharged. IL IS also as
serted that Gov. Cumming. Secretary Harnet, At
torney Wilson and Dr. FOrney are opposed TO and
Indignant at the course pursued by Sinclair and
Cradlebaugh.
The Deseret Nei0s publishes a memorial from
the people TO Cumming, attempting to prove the
ilegaty of Cradebaugh's holding court at Pro.
yo, severely crilicizng the Judges course, accus.
ing him Of setting aside the civil authorities Of the
territory, in employing troops TO execute the
orders Of the Court without valid reason, clearly
indicating disregard Of the latest expressed
policy Of the administration concerning Utah
Charging him with having settled purpose /,
force a collision between the people and the troops
The MOTmOns seem to regard Buchanan's procia
nation as exempting all parties from arrest for al
past offences.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-28

t65- We take pleasure In informing the public
that r. Ruflni, IT'S Superi,rI 81, has received a
splendid stock ofsummer goods, among which we
notice. large variety Of the newest and most fash
ionable styles Of straw goods for both men and
boys, and also full assortment Ofehildrens goods
We also notice some new and beautiful styles Of
soft hats, which deserve especial attention. Mr.
Rufini assures Us that Il will be his aim 10 sell the
goods at lower prices than any other house in the
trade. We confidently commend him to lhe public
as worthy Of their patronage.
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THE ST, NICHOLAS.
nIExICANNRws.

NEw ORLEANs, April &c.
The steamship Tennessee with advices rrom
Vera Cruz TO the 22d inst, and the Oity of Mexi.
co, TO the 10Th, arrived this evening.
Miramon had forced the liues OfGen. Ampudia
at Onzaba, and reached the capital on the nth
inst, wiha diminished army.
The Liberals had been defeated and driven from
Tacuh0ya and Chapultepec, losing 300 men,
Miramon was numbering peaceable foreigners in.
Discriminatory.
A formal protest has been issued against the re-
cognition Of the Juarez government
Consul Blacks exequatur bad been wi wihdrawn
aud he had been banished from the country
Mazatlin has been captured by Posquiera
The English were threatening the Pacific ports
and demanding payment. The British mil lister in
asls upon the iull payment Of all claims The Brit.
ish commander at Vera Cruz has been instructed
to demand 81 l,50HOOO from the custom house and
IN case OF refusal was to lombard the city.
Juarez' excquatur of the Spanish Consul had
been withdrawn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-28

THE CELEBRATION OF THE ST. GEoReE's So.
ciETY. To-day the above Society, which has late
y been revived and re organized, hold their an
nual merry making at the WeddeI Our readers
have all heard Of st. George, but with the history
OF that Saint they are probably unacquainted.-
The title of st. George, or George of Cappadocia,
took its rise from saint or hero in old history,
known Os the great martyr Medals Of the early
Popes, John and Manuel Comuui hear the figure
Of st. George on horseback, armed as for battle
lie is generally represented as on horseback, fight
ing dragon, which arises from an old legend that
he was the main instrument of Kidding the world
ofthese NEUROLOGICAL creatures st. George was
voneratod and worshippcd throughout Armenia,
Nursed by all wherever the Greek ritual was the
established form Of religion From the Greek the
Saint entered into the Latin worship, and was then
adopted as the patron saint Of both England and
Portugal
Gibbon gives some account OF the origin and
early history of George Of Cappadocia, from whom
this patron of chivalry, arms and Order of the
Garter arose. According TO that authority he was
born at Epiphania, in Celica, in fuller's shop
From this humble origin he arose to trade but his
whole course was marked with fraud and corrup.
ton. Being exposed in some of his fraudulent
transactions, he embraced the profession of Orian
ism and was soon, by his artful schemes raised to
the position of a Bishop, in which office he came
no nearer to living holy life than BEFORE but OPP
preston and corruption filled his career In re
gard to the manner of his death, accounts differ
One account gives it that in Alexandria, the city
in which he held his Office there was found vast
H.
of the heather round about who had been captur
ed in war. The people Of Alexandria exposed
these skulls to rdcule and TO ndignity in the pub
lie part of the city. The heather hearing Of the
matter we're so enraged that they made war upon
the town, marched in aud murdered the Bishop
with large number of the other citizens.
Gibbon, however, says that ON the succession Of
Julian to the throne vacated by Constantine the
officers of the old realm, the Bishop among the
rest, were thrown into prison, where he remained
twenty-four days, when some of the soldiery and
citizens raising mob, took him thence and mur.
dered him
There have been q number of organizations
calling themselves the knights of st. George, which
are now extinct.
The st. Georges Society OF Cleveland is com.
posed Of those who claim citizenship under tho
national flag of England, and hail st. George as
their patron saint They will celebrate the day by
a supper, speeches. dancing, &C. to night at the
Weddell, to which they invite all well and eiFilly
disposed. Yankees who would wish to join in
friendly union with their brethren of merry Eng
land. Honest, hearty men, and fair ladies aud
lasses will gather to night at the Weddel, to test
friend Ross cheer, and to pass a social evening
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nEsCENT On soNORA.

LEAvENwoRTH, April u,
Agents here and at other points have been 80.
cretly urging emigration forward to the gold
regions with the view of forming nucleus at
Pixies Peak for a descent on Sonora and probably
Durango and chihuahua
No concerted plan has yet been given to emf.
grants but the leaders Of the movement base their
hopes on the non development Of gold In the cOuu
try and probable dissatisfaction of great numbers
with the prospect OF the mines.
1t is estimated that ten thousand have already
left different points on the Missouri River
There is q company organizing at Kansas City
lnr Arizona, under the superintendent of Mr..
Garrison, formerly Postmaster here
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-28

EF@ Persons afflicted with the Fever and
Ague should spare either time trouble expense
procure DE- HostetssB CELEBRATED RITTERs, whose
beneaoent effects upon the human has been clearly
proved those who have beon stricken down in short
space of time this dreadful curse cheeks
aud meagre whose nights sleepless and fretful
and whose eyes are dim nd smken with death stirring
them in the fice, this compound must prove bessng
Enatchng them It from the very mouth Of tho
grave None can know value until they have test
cd IT, When all others have failed these Bters have
ored the sufferers pristine health Their popularity in
all tho Western and Southern parts should introduce them
90 all families.
drnnasla md dnalnr. ranarlllH aKnrNMhnra
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-28

Dr.. ACELEY's WILL.-The last will and tesla
ment of DIR. Aclley, on Gle at the Probate Court,
provides
First-That before any disposition is made of
property efr by him. all debts due from the estate
shall be paid, including expenses of his last sickness
and funeral expenses.
SecoHd-He gives and deYises to his son, Horace
Hall Ackley, all and singular his property and
Estates real and personal, of whatever name and
nature, including all interest legal aud equitable,
that the deceased had, ought to have, In any and
all lands tenemens, aud property real or personal,
in CuyahogO County or elsewhere to have and to
hold unto him, the said Horace to his use and be-
hoof forever, with the arrangement and under the
restriction that the person to be thereafter named
as the executor Of this last will aud testament
shall control and have the Of all said property
aud estate devised TO the said Horace, and shall
invest the execution aud control in the same wUy
as he may deem proper, granting and bestowiug to
said Horace, from time time, such money as he may
need for his education or support, until he has
arrived at the age of twenty.Gne, when he shall
come into full possession, and full property devised
to him. except such parts of il as has been expend
ed for his education and support"
TRird-Appoints as executor upon the estate,
and guardian to his son Horace, Daniel Sheldon
ofNewburgh, who shall discharge all of the duties
devolving upon him and rcompense himself for
his service as the Probate Judge shall deem proper
and sufficient The said Sheldon to take, in all i'm.
porant matters, the advice of J. b. Ingersoll, Esq
Charles A. Terry, and In case OF the death Of said
Sheldon before the majority of Horace, then ]. L.
/ L.. Il, "A
torship Of the property.
This win was signed and sealed and attested by
John Gil and DIR. Charles A, Terry
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PHoNooRAPHY, OR sHoRT.HAND WRITINo.-
Owing to the great demand for photographic re-
porters in all parts Of the country the undersgn.
ed will give ONE more course Of instruction 10 the
above art, with a special view TO prepare and Sc.
eot one Of his pupils an assistant to enable him
to supply the great and increasing demand
Such an assistant will find permanent employ.
ment and good wages. ..urt |
Applications should be handed in within three
days from date, at 100 Euclid street, cor Of Erie
Room %, nom u 10 I o'elok p NJ. daily
LOUIS FEssER,
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FARF REDUoED.-Tho fare from this point to
New York via the Lake Shore Road has been re-
duced TO $500, aud through tickets arc now for
sale At this price. This reduction will be an addl
tlona nducement 10 travel over the smooth and
pleasant Lake Shore Line. lw