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For 81. Louis, B NJ. Runysn, clock, m.
Cincinnati, Kate French at o'clock, P. N
Freigbis and river beth, daily on the decline.
Nov on beShoals Ave fees water scarce. The bust
ness Of the season pretty well drawn II close
The Eight draught packet boas continue to ply reg
ularly to Paducah reOeiptiDg through for what lit
lie New Orleans freighis that may offer.
The r. N. Runyan still oontiOnues to attract at
tention with her caliope. Her regularity from this
por; to St. Louis is unsurpassed, and her accom-
mDdation are unsurpassed. These features always
insure her full to overlooking HOr departure to-
day is at o'clock.
The regular Cincinnati ard Louisville packet,
Kate French, Capt. Caffrey, also departs this day
at 4 O'Clock, p. m. For speed, safety aud comfort
this craft stands unrivalled
The following boats are expected: Lightfoot, Dun
leih, r. B. Hamilton ana Hudson, from Cincinnati;
Harmonic, from Pittsburgh. Umpire, from ports
above.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
From Cincinnati, Kate French.
" ST. Louis, B. NJ Runyan.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
Foe Paducah, Ella.
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

m DR.. King, formerly Of New YORK, for The Iasfour
49, f,ysars Of Louisville, Kentucky, and Who s de-
voted his senticI 20 the treatment Of private diseases f Over
thirty years, hars HIMSELF having attended 70 Pre zee Tor %
many years ancure many thousands, he Is etae epe
all diseases Of private nature natter how pa ~
from idudcous mgical treatment from negacs q -eL
DR.. Kings Dspensary No. . De9eIiek alsss
Cherry and the Square where be cures al diseases
IosoR1 cured EihoEt nauelOas medicine or in''sne'
sIRrcETEEs OF old or date seetily cured n ~
Nv al ope-iion which pain where's 5tfie.1fe
49, hesf esnnot be enjoyed Perhaps no disese casis
,-e 1,i.cbisf AID undernne5 the consuloA 90 laln-
tb All te diseases q the skn, gror s our OF neg
- tratuneut can elcctually cured IN lev GAYS.
S-,~.r WrtEsE particular attention having ha gwen -
- as md an consequences growing o. on y
-; snv cases b. destructive habits % tnconliacIlas
A sd excessive indulgence q the PASSIONS ceE "
80 Ii undermine utoni s sct rD1a
b1rines or society, ard causing premature od as
aIes rho may lab0rng with dic1t q ne Wor1e
- 80 assured % immediate relief
ng abroad, b. writing and stating tcr Eiih
- encosed directed A. King No. 2 Deadrck street
.svilIe Tennessee, will have The mcire sent %
with Necessary directions Strict sececy Observed
0e hours O'Clock IN the morning until Gin The ofsuiu
nav Z3-d&Eiy
C5OPPER WO1Kk such stilIs, Kettles, hlehlnezy
1 : &C., made 70 order.
T Repairing done, and cheap anywhere ess. u tsa
aepaTtnent Of cur business We shah strive % eaee-
N'CASLIS srRAplR
taulS Ne RgoadEsT3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-28

The Columbia Mirror of the Goth says: ''The
Railroad Bridge in course Of construction over Duck
River, under the superiutendsnee Of Messrs. Whit
on s. Co, is now go nearly finished &C TO place it
entirely out Of the danger of high water Tee in
genuity exercised in the building Of this bridge, is
far superior to anything have ever seen. and it
is deemed by those who are judges, to be the nest
substantial piece Of Wook of the kind ever attempt
ed in this country. The superintendahts OF the
work deserve great praise for the particular care
exercised in striving present the Directors with
good bridge"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-28

The McMinnviIle NsO Era of the 26lh says:
eve understand that the heavy rain which fell du-
ring last week, laid waste many fields belonging to
our farmers. The branches and creeks were all so
swollen as to wash away fences, aad everything on
their margin. Much of the present crop was wash
ed up, and one gentleman's farm was so damaged
By washes that he remarked to US 'that it would
take him three years to make it good as it was
only few DAYS ago."
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DemOville's UnrivaIed Hair Restorative.

DemOViEIe's InriVaIed Hair BscstornfiVc.
About the most ecacious remedy FOR the head use
"Demoves Hair Restorative preparation which has OBJ
tanned considerable reputation this locality, quite number
of older citizens having used it with the
Those who have aversion turning gray, lon
dread the great Inconvenience and trouble supplying
deficiency with wig. The Restorative OF which we speak
will most certainly restore the Hair its primitive color and vi
yacity In addition obyating the wig Demoville
Hair Restorative also away necessity for Champion.
ing, for few applications Of it strips the entirely Of all
dandrud dirt &c The proprietor could easily fill column
with cards from best known citizens certifying to the great
restorative and cleansing prope Of the preparations hut does
not deem such his part all necessary Those who
give it trial neel further proof satisfy that it is
what it is represented to be.
Sold only at the Drug Store of Demo7ie Co.. corner OF
Church andherry streets, Nashville, Tenn. may ll-g
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
virginia EFcctinn.

LOUISVILLE, bay 1.-THE returns are very con-
fused Goggin. in Wood, Bedford, montgomery
Floy6 and Washington counties. has 1917 msj0rits
Smith, (5em.) for Congress in the seventh district
has 400 mejoriiy. Lesk, (dem) in The six de.
triet has 72O majority, in Abermare county 400, in
Fluvapna, (incomplete,l and 300 in Green county.
Lstsher gets $50 majority in Shenandoah eopn
~.
trict by IS majority
The vote 10 the district is very close.
In the 9th district Skinner, (dem.) has nsjori-
ty.
Lstcher has majority of 283 in Frederick cOun
ty, and Ia in Berkly.
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New ORLEANS. May 27.-Coton sales to-day 600
bales: Middling III; Quotations nominal, sales of
the week Is, $50 bales; Exports Of The week, 90,
500 bales. Total exports GSS 500 bales. Receipts
at this pert ahead of last year 1872 500 bales; al all
Southern PORTS, 28l 900 bales; stock on hand 100
500 bales against 800 500 bales last year.
Flour has declining tendency GG24; Corn dali,
05; Coffee steady. l13a12; Sales Of the week.
4l50 bags; imports of the week 1850 bags stock
hand 30 600 bags against $500 bags last year.
The steamer Philadelphia arrived with Havana
dates of the "a h. News unimportant.
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Have been SOLD during thc Jas. six months and n
n Instance has q fiiei ia .ivia- cuir- at ctiaa
Vine, then viii sufsr frsai Is c-t-ss ar biI-lr WIS.,
4cLrar's streHgtheHius Cordial vi;l cure ycu. -
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Doct. D. 7. MoGAyocK sold to Mr.. ALLsrOS,
Charleston, S. c., ch. c. by Highlander, dam, Kitty
Puryear, by Imp. Ainderhy, two yeara, old for
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-28

From GEORGE S. BLACKIE, A. ~ N. D. Professor ofBot
and Natural History in the University Of Nashville says:
February, -, ls59.
''LoUIs s. ULLNAN, EsqDear S-I have haa more than
years experience Of Natural Weather Indicator and have
examined its action with extreme interest 1t has generally been
correct for have and foreiells the weather
extreme accuracy glad add testimony that your
other friends. Igsh establishing sale for cheap
and reliable instrument. y0lrs, respectfully &c,
GEORGE S. BLACEIE, VI. d.
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- Those whe have used il.

rs Those Whe have used it.
S@s Among the many testimonials in favor OF the e.
fects of BGRHAvEs HOLLAND BITTERs offer the names
of the following, maLy OF them known this city:
JANIS CoLvN, Ofsouth Pittsburgh says Iis certainly val
liable medicine; it cured me Of Dyspepsia"
Captain Henry EATON says at cured my wife of Neural
gia."
J. A. VoS BosSHORsr says; II met with speedy
remedy for acility of the stomach"
HERIoH PAuLus at cured meofa severe chronic tar
rhCera in days."
SAMUEL WooDaUEF, Of Athen Ohio says "When com
menced using your medicine Frustrated hat could
walk my farm after using any
thing"
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o1rm ERCIAL.
Dally review Of the Markets, May 81

cOTToN-So sales.
cHARLEsroS. May 25 SAFES cotton dly $50 bales at
prices ranging from - to 1895 The market quiet
NoBnE, May 25.-saes Cotton day 5o0 bales at firm
and unchanged prices Holders disposed to withdraw iAs
stocks.
ToBAcco-we heard Of the sale Of Tobacco to-day
as follows: A. Hamilton hhds at 35, S. so, 90 and
ESQ., Fisher, wheess Co. hhds at 34j 3sa 6so and
Cos. We quote
.ags 800
Medium S54
PROVIsIoFs AND BREADsTUFFs.-The Cincinnati or
-etfe OF The Path says:
Flour received another bakse to-day, by unvorabe advices
from New YORK, and the decline may be called s5s per The
trade closed heavy $3.50 for supene Wheat closed duh and
heavy and unsettled that il impossible to give reliable quo
SIC There is moderate deand for Bacon Sides 9sc pkd,
but Shoude do not to be wanted at Lard IS rier at
II for prime barrel There bat little inquiry Ter Mess Pork
difference views Of dealers to its
value Some $780, others s while there have been
small sales country and it would be as difficult
this figure would he to buy desirable
parcels below 75O In II be said that trade
quite nat to-day for all the leading articles pToaue ana vi"
que exciting rem sbosd ring about recovery from
th late relapse The speculative feeling has subsidized and the
fall in prices Of breadstu and provisions has been SO eet at
viii be dcn to revive it than was to start il IN the
first place In the meantime, receipts OF grain az al the
points throughout The west are increasing
with the prospects as they also are with the prices mat pre-
van arc sehag OH thereInnan OF their sScAs anu 49,
supposed people the verge Of salvation, are turning out
liberal supplies Of corn and wheat
The Cincinnati Price Current Of the 25th "The great
excitement and large the prices Of Flour, Wheat and
Proyisios which noticed last ISSUE has been followed
by great collapse past week has been rather gloomy
for zpecuators who happened be large holders Flour
declined 81 25 per bb Wheat FER bushel and Mess Pork g
per barre other articles Of hog product about equal pro
portion very unsettled part OF the de.
cline having recovered; and then portion Of this
again In order show what sudden fluctuations have taken
place. viii that last Friday Flour declined IS cents rer
barrel fifteen Rirtes during Change hour, and many other
articles in similar proportion this the Austrian
allied armies had battle, up the date of the sailing
Of the steamer City Of Baltimore ="
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-28

Only limited numhes Of the Natural Weather Indicator
VIII be offered Tor sale, which he found the following
places at Nashve:-RAINs & BROWN, Public square A.
STRETCH, corner UnioR and College streets DEMOvILLE
Co, corner Church and Oh, y Streets and by A Il R5COE
CO. corner OF Broad and Market stress -
Price 81 co. Tss discoverer E send the Natural Wsah
er Indicator by nail postage paid we'll put up aud secur
70 any person enclosing S0O money. Full and pa
directions for regulating, using, accompany each Iur
-. Address LOUIS ULLMAN, Agmt
mtsdGE-u Coanss TeoD.
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= N0RE 70 81 z5slRs0 zBass zE
Is EST DFADEM
Eve

" ora by Kings or EEnpcrOrs
what! Why = BEAUTIFUL Head q zEa5r.
HREC8UsEits heorusnsnt God Rsassgy ros1is Tor al
brightly ia DE glowing eees, ls avs bs eve, 30 -
tes Be those q IeaTis II ss : b-ci 81 is oTssir or
the hair Be snaries and srive. tafss cad Ts a. woesI
fspTinklel with gray Sl oss f her etsrns Prot
Woeds Hair Restorative, f usl hreamss week riI
restore aud permanently secure . s sh an urnss7 asad
The following and judge The he csiebats Pianist
Tsa6ssg:
Dr. WooD:- NrE ToEK, April y, ISIS
Dear Pernit me 70 ezpFss 20 you NJ oblisato1sT an
under fOr the entire resi0ron 0f hsr its original sor
about the time Of arTa in the isl STATES h rapidly
becoming gray, ap0n the appcllGs 0f gear "sr Restore
tive recovered its original has. consider your Restorlt7s
as wonderful invention, quite saeaeious Esi
agreeable an dear SIR yours truly,
s.DrzeA ar Ggylsays.."
Welsh Newspaper oics, ~ Nassau 81 April y. I558
PRov. 0. J. yocDs Dear SrS0lae month SIX ago
received sotte q your Hair Restorative sd gave wife,
who Concluded 5 her hair, Little thinking ne
that Eoald restore the gray hair to its original color, bal to
that wonderful eject Of turning gray hairs dark broEu
az he sane lime 6eauting and tsnng tie hair. rOngls
canseh Of their hair Charles CARDBW.
EEE IoRE, July Is 1851.
Hair Restorative, being the mos. ecaciqus article ever s
since Using your Hair Restorative hair and vhskers eh
confident that few applications VII thsi
coior. II aiso mas reiieTetne Of ali d1nrud ard
l'ens 50 common among Pers ous who Pe-pre Freely
PROF wooD-Gbout two vs,, ago nv hair I r.Ii,
i s1rlns gray vas ast becoming bald, and Ia lied
many relneies 70 eject commenced using y5ur Reor
Il began to hll up grow ont and turned bk to Is f joio
SoSl Al THIS time it IS ally Fes.orsi original eolor
SJba1, S1S 's1 ~ e'fiaiS reeaEaH'sz 21se @ All
The Restorative pst up IN bottles Of sises S I-s.
dun and small the snail INIT s retoiIs - -.
dollar per bottle; the meduu SOLIDS AZ is trr ~ t ~,
In proportion tbIn ne snail relsiis sr - ~ =
The large holds quart forty per in luo6rtlou
0. J. W0ODkcC ,Proprss,ors sla Broadway. ysw
he great Y. Wire Railing EssbhneHt asd IL asrEss s.
81. LOUIS Nc.
and soi y al good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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J. L. RIDDELI NJ D. Professor OF Chemistry Unver-
slty Of Louisiana, concerning this plant, says:
New Orleans, March 81, 1858.
l. s. ULLMAN, Esqsar Sir: 18th Dee,
1857 hsy wonderfully delicate, and believe reliable.
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FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.

We are authorized announce JAMES o. sHACELFORD,
Esq OF Montgomery county, candidate for Attorney Gener
al for the State Of Tennessee In place Of Hon J l. T. sNEED
resigned. may2s
NoTIcEThe friends acc uantance Of Mr. John
Williams invited attend the funeral Ct his wife, susAN E
WILLIAMS from his residence, ard half miles north Of til
city, morning o'clock Services by 3. Meier
rim, D. d.
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STATE LEGISLATURES:

(EECTIoS, THURSDAY, AUGUST f. 1852
House of personalities.
We authorized to g. A. DAVIDSON, candidate
represent Davidson county in the the Leg
stature of Tennessee. aplO-te
We authorized to announce Isaac NJ WILKINSON
dae represent counties Coffee Grun and Van Buren,
n the Lower Branch Of the next State Legislature
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WASHINGTON, May 27.-The Presidents of the
railroads between here and Charleston, aud the
President of the Fernandins road are here proeos-
ing to carry the mails from New York to New Or
leans more eypeditiously thsn heretofore
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-28

Lieut. Col RICHARD OWEN NJ D.. late Professor Of Gsol
ogy AID Chemistry in the University OF Nashville, says
September -, ISIS.
L. S. ULLNAN, ESQ., Dear Sir: After crefaly adjusting six
Of the seed vessels their boxes. and making the ind
with each other at given penn, Chhang the dial,
day OF average moisture u atmosphere found them during
MONTHS peculiarly sensitive all Hygrometrics changes
and required confidence in their Indications because they agree
Ifuer compared them, for the PERIOD with hair ygr1m
ser and Of the time With M1sons ygroeter (he
dry bulb and found the plants give the Indications those
two instruments
Being thus excellent HygOmeter not liable 10 be broken
daTangsd well cheap enough to he within the
farmers, and Of The community generally think all persons who
buy your instrument viii De satisfied with the purchase
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-28

PUBLIC SPEAKTSo.-we are requested TO state
that T. D. Mosely, Eco win address the citizens to-
night, 28th, at OK at TOEnsend's carriage
ware room, North Market street, few doors fellow
the Square, on the ubegt of the proposed Railroad
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-28

The Columbia Mirror Of the Goth says: "0ne of
our farmers informed US the other day that the wheat
was suffering very much from the rust. The army
worm is doing considerable damage to it."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-28

New ORLEANS, May 27.-The Arezonav has also
arrived with Brace dates of the 26ih and 500, 900
in specie. Vera Cruz dates are to the 26th. Santa
Annals titles have been restored, and Mirsmon in,
vites his return, via Tampico.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-28

BALTIMORE May 27.-The surveying schooner
Howell Cobb hos arrived. She reports the Prinoi>
pal portion of Key West destroyed by fire..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-28

ST. LOUIS, May 27--The Utah mail Of the 9th re-
ports the AIormons quiet. Superintendent Forney
has arrived with sixteen children the survivors OF
the Mountain Meadows Massacre Lieut.. Potts is
dead
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Ne,Y YorI, rIarket.

iiNEw York May p Cotton has declining ten
dency; sales to-day 500 bales; middling upIands
III. Flour has declining tendency. Corn ditto;
white 90493 Mess PORK dull al l7.25a17.50. Lard
dull at II 9al2{ Sugar declined 5-G5a7l.
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CANDIDATES.
CRIMINAL COURT cLERk

We are authorised DR.. f. NJ PATTERSON
dae for Clerk the Criminal Court Davidson county,
the ensuing March election. [may25-ts.
We authorised to announce JoHS SHANE Esq.,
da for the Office Criminal Court Clerk the
next March election.
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From HnYnnn.


New YORK. May 27-The STEAMER Grenada has
arrived. with Havana dates Of the 2Gth.
The Empire City sailed from Havana on the Oath
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New YORK, May 27-The steamers Westernpcrt
aud Caledonia, of The Paraguay Expedition, has
arrived.
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take great peasu in saying that made Of PoEE
HAYES HOLLAND BrTERs and found apparent relief severe
headache, from which had long suffered, and believe they were
of service to me in relieving my stomach and head.
may 2i-d&wlw SAMUEL E. BARCOCK.
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The greatest RHHeiy IN The uorlI This csrii.d
= 'l'.'li'i iion a t-riy known cab 20 ulysels and
cheuiicAiis combined wiki ssll. &c de Isi tlabl.
Elaii-iEii roots. h-fs and htTks Known 10 re il5
81 fnau, viz nLson knuT. Bi t-E usnr ~,
tHElEf EAR1, YELLOW uorE. raNbrri8N $685..
ARlLLt' ELDrR FL1sEEs, s.iii othsrs pr11ic.l. ~,
NEST iiLtLiuie rttety fr iii, israion IL haalii
ever known 10 d natures osgn rsuietiy. ~ -
ea-s By natural LWs. " LeD taken. is inii,cnra 4
FELT coarsins Though every vein 81 the tir uiirlf
M sud scceerliiif tire riscuiaiin II the al1d IL
nriitraiiz-s any billions uisffer in he stai1s.h al
gtr4slEfiall fEa Jgl.-f., s.ra-s a. ar-.-.
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LOuisiana Democratic Conyenticn.

BnTToN RoUoE, May p The Democratic State
Convention after three days close contest, nomina-
ted Thomas Moore, Slideilian for Gocerner on the
sixteenth ballot.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-28

Weare authorized toannounce THos t. SAUNDERS can
ddate for Country Davidson county
the election to held in March, 1860. apj
III authorized the V. WRIGHT
reelection to Congress Seventh Con-
gressional District. lmhl,
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Invaluable for political speakers Containing the hso
OF every political question that is the subject CT discussion
political Documents, Congressional Notes,
&c, contained in NJ. W. Clusky 500 pages, large
svo. Price 50 90.
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SEammerinE and Suffering Treated
Proc. Z. u. LEWEN.
ENFoRMs those aiese with IHpersDssos spsec that be
& las taken the .sraH


o
ENFORs those afietel with IuedmsBssos speech that be
has taken Rooms 81 the
SENANEE HOUSE. Nashville, Tenn
Where prepared srabe hcm speak rad vita dis
nctness in the hort space Of two hours E bat few
that without the iHhctOn Of distress pain b N
patent patient viii be convinced both % he grandeur
we'll the efficacy Of his theory when applied
Where satisfaction not given charge Eil he made.
Prof. Levin order saCton- has adopted he FOL
lowing universal terms. He proposes % give his theory and
remedy the applicant, with the undertaking. that should said
applicant be convinced az % m efficacy and dec das
said theory and remedy ten charge viii b nso.
IT ? See hand bills
Prot Lvins practice In Nsw Orleans Noble cha4lsss aad
throughout the SOUTH quite haftering Tie
hrmed scepcs have been convinced and given E certificates
tcstyingas 70 the virtue and efficacy q bis theory.
No charge for consulting.
NJ Prof LEVIN vii remain only short tine b his
place. afN-en
Read The following certifcate
NASHVILLE, April g, i5se.
Having hearl Prof Levin explain his theory upon DE 0In 81
stammering and suffering, and his node o. treatment,
slider the former Hona and the latter simple ard atsy
followed We also have confidence that odecaal remedy
within the poser Of every Afflicted hy this mpeitcn
treated By said Levin.
PEARL, B CASTLEMAN. L @ T1KBqx.
HAYS, AND'W ANDERSON " MC3AFOCk-
an 2sd&Wim W n CLEMANS.
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Cincinnati HTarke


CINCINNATI, May 27.-Flour unchanged Corr
dull at sos. Whisky 25o Sugar 74s74o.
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nanXiE.ls of tlle wisest


@S1=os are to preserve the body in perfect health
not TO wait FOR the development Of diseases "Be wise in times
check and guard against the first approach Keep the stomach
and blood healthy and pure and the plaques Of poisoned at
mOspheTe fall harmless The only remedy that viii Thoroughly
purify the blood, and at the time strengthen and nvgorae
The system, Is McLEANs STRESGHrING CORDIAL BLOOD
PURIFIER. Try and you will advertisement.
mayl-c&wlm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-28

Messrs Hardy Brothers sell, this morning, at 10
o'clock, variety of new and second had Furniture
Also county rights for the sale and manu- 'acture
of stansberry's Patent Improved BeeHiSes; also 10
baskets prime Epernay Champagne Wine. and some
valuable preparations for Masking Liquors; also 10
barrels Old Rye Whisky, and pipe extra fine Claret.
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49, Wimer's Canadian verml-

SsSAS FUGE is free from great objection to other
medicines contains neither mercury any Of its
oxides and yet it much expeditions and certain in
its xpuy action, than any OF the remedies Called
that impregnated with mineral p0isiOn.
Be particular and remember the OWNERS Canadian
Vermuge" This the OILY article that be relied Re
member this!