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PUGET SOUND HERALD.
EFRIICOOI, v. 7. FRIDAY, JULY y, 1850.


nIEORIANT MILITARY MOWBABhES'
The o. s. Steamer Massachusetts,, Capt.
FsuutlsrOy, ,lsh Olympia Onsaturday lastiOr
BsIllnahAm Bay md San Juan island, under
thSordsFs Of Il. Col. Casey, Of Fort Stella
eoom. Il has been determined to take pos
session Of San Juan, and place . garrison
upon the island for protection against the
Northern Indians. This is very judicious
Stsp, and one that Is not taken any too soon
FRA heightened delay in asserting American
supremacy there would have rendered our
fnal possession matter Of much greater
dificllty than Il now iS. In another point
q visw Il assumes an equal degree Of i'm
portanee. From this point the Northern
Indians can be more readily intercepted, and
their predatory incursiOus into our Territory
prevented, than from any available point on
iho Sound. This, We learn, Is the leading
Incentive 70 thestep- protection to American
intcrests, American lives, and American pro-
p1r,y on Puget Sound. The garrison at
BIllingham Bay, or Fort Bellingham. will
Be removed 70 San Juan, and the steamer
Massachusetts, will act as an auxiliary in re.
siraining The hostile savages. Her duty
win b 70 run up and down the Straits, stop
ping 1t intervals at San Juan, and Overhauline
~ parties Of savages that may be seen in
~ waters thorsabolts. To enable her to
porbrm efficiently tSe duties assigned her, .
snail dsincEmsnt of troops will be placed
o. board. This isputting her to . good
purpose.
he Port Towusend post is % be aban-
donet. and the garrison removed to Fort
6Iollacoom. The growth Of Port Townsend,
The past year. has been 80 great Is to render
Dc protection Of the fort unnecessary, and
he removal Of Tho troops has been deemed
advisable 70 Increase their efficiency. These
movements are The result Of Gen. Harnsys
resent viult to he Sound, and arc made in
conlornily with instructions from the War
Department. to break up all small and m
important posts, and concentrate hs much Is
possible the entire force Of y. s. Troops,
viii 4 view bo,h % economy and efficiency.
elnc. writing he aboga. The Aass6eku.
stI|, has arrived at this place. and landed
Major Hallsr and hls command, from Fort
Townsend. uhsy marehed thlS morning TO
Fort sleiIacoom, 70 The music Of . ffs and
drum. and are ere this permanensly sstab-
l'.hsd IN their new quarters.
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Arrived.
July 2Sd-smr Massachusetts. Fauntlercy FIN Olympia
sath-smr Northerner, W L Dal fm sin Francisco; 8
Mail, freight and pass.
25th-smr Julia, Bushnell, FIN Olympia; Malls, freight
and pass.
27th-Sshr Gen Harncy, 6oudv, I'm ports down Sound
Schr Flying Mist, -, FIN olympia
stmr Ranger, Hill, I'm ports down the Sound.
2s-stmr Massachusetts, PaunterOy, fn San Juan and
Fort Townsend.
2Oth-Bque Glimpse, Dayton FIN San Francisco; mdse to
Balch 4 Weber,
HBCO Steamer Otter, MOuAt fun Victoria via Fort Nlsquay
Sailed.
July 23d-Bque 0Tk, Trass, for San Francisco.
Stmr MASSACHUSETTS,, faunteTQy, for Delngham nay and
Fort Townsend.
96l,-stmr Julia, Bushnell, ports down the Sound.
2Ith-Schr Gen HArney, Goudy, Sisqualy River,
2sth-Stmr Ranger, Hi, for Olympia.
29th-H D Co steamer Otter, MOust, Victoria.
In Port.
July 20,-U steamer Massachusetts,, Fauntlsroy bque
Glimpse, Dayton, discharg,ng.
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SpttiaI 9utitss.


ES- DIR. GuysOtCs Improved Extrne, ~ 49,
Dock and sarsapara put up In quart bottles con,Ins
OF the pure Honduras sarsapaTa than any other
eSant, which is chemically combined with Ibe
Yellow DocE and the Extract OF Wild Cherry thus
remedy more thoroughly efficient than any other e
before the public Al the sane time II Is perfectly ~ ,
all mineral p0sons, whh be said Of any ,bs ch
sarsaparia compounds. The Invalid should beEnr ~ y e
era and metallic sOIs, which and form ~
basis OF most Of the saIsaparlas and Panaceas o ~
Guysous Compound Extract Of yellow Dock and sa,'sn.L
does not contain particle Of these A. anv
ascertain by apply ig the necessary tests - N-ssah
Let az poisonous sarsapaIla preparations alone ana -
Gnysos Improved Extract Of yellow Dock and
which Is thoroughly efcacous, perfectly harmless Ana n
vegetable All kinds Of disease yield Its genial Innsnc
has no equal ~''easess
Be sure and gel the QUART BOTTLE sold By sru,,,,.
PARK y WHITE, General Agents, Import,-, a..
Dealers IN al valuable Patent MedclSeS i31 Wasbn,,oe
street, San Francisco. ~,sMnSgsIea
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Ntlu dablrtistn!tnts.

~ Notiee-Ths regular monthly meeting Of The Stella
coon Library Association viii be holden IN Messrs Den
ehoreys building, on Monday, Aug ist, at O'Clock Pm.
fa1 attendance Of membsES requested, and the pub
s. MccGw, President
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WAM WEATHER-During one or two days Of
the past week, the Thermometer indicated
greater degree Of heat than has been felt here
for the past two years; the highest point reached
being 90 degrees, on Tuesday last
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cROwDED OUL-A large variety Of interesting
matter, local and foreign, Is unavOidably crowd.
ed out
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nrArIrlr o. Da VIZ =. TolnIE--7hs pio
nrlf nI our county. Dr.. W. =. Tolmie, took : A.
~ leave of 6iuilacoom today On board he
1I1.nrr Or. ior Viciolia He Nns accompn-
1'.l tI h'l amily. and took with him al Of bic
hlar1c'l ll.c'l md personal property Of every
1l.u|rIi1n For murr Dan sizlsln yearl has
D.. I1'uie ben q resident q thIs county; hav-
I1r t,nl When he only occupants q he coun.
- urIo Indians and uid beasts. So long .
r,|'irnco here ha1 doubtless sndsared many Of
De 1olncs 70 him. md he could not but have
1xplIIlncci feelings of rrgrtl on leaving them.
AZ d, agent Of he Puget Sound Agricultural
Company. uhono Interests were nniagonistic 70
lhrrs q lhr American rltdels be bad arayed
..I|n.l hin. d lines with much bitterness ol
I..|'nr' n1lI|y aII pho settled here subsequent
I1 ~ settlement; bnl lhis IN he hiihfhl dis
l1alr. q ~ duties entrusted % him, was una,
ro.i.b|a Ihllo were Others, however, whose
Interests dli not eli1h piih Biz, Who hsld him
n urEiIri respect and eIiscm, and Who paFi
el|h him uilh sincere gfieE We have bund
In during our ihori ncquainiancs, always gen.
n1u.nly md lind. and Is prompfto Do friendly
e. nfrtboly a. 8 any We know. The Doctor
- = nsnbr a fuo soeiedes IN toWn-lhs
1on1 q IruplIunco and el11acoom Library.
on btll uiLhtI aFs with him IN his new homo,
Coz. onoIsoz Among ne sxcursionisis On
O, fuIia Ilsl Friday, vas he new Governor q
rI I1uiloly. Had hs started from Olympia
Via . 1m determination % nlsnns everybody he
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DIED.

At his residence in Olympia the esd lns after short
but Illness Hon. CHIRLEs IT, MASON secretary Uf Wash
irgtOn Territory, In the 2sth year Of hs age.
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T9 HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL PERSONS
are warned from cutting any AFswood, timber or other
wood, reapaang In any way upon my land claim known
q the etellacoom Creek and Bay Claim.
Ham THOMAS IL cIIAMBERq Proprie,or
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ED- For the Lungs, Coughs, Cold, &C. ~.
Wlstar's BaIsam OF Nnd Cherry.

"lstnrS BalSRm OF wild Cherry.
We regard the Wild Cherry tree as on. a, N.,.,
phyens-a sort Of Good Samaritan Of the ForeS-for n.
medical gum has relieved the suernRs and saved NJ ~,
OF thousands The basam prepared by Dr. Miniar IL
Ane Peeety reliable preparation Of the real Cherry
and = Is remedy BY no bad to take" we 49,
confidently and strongly In rs praise from having
Us renovang influence In consumpuVe cases. when Al otS,
prescriptions had proved Of no eject '- ~ VeAst
Id by an respectable druggists.
BE cautious, there are many eount.rs,. - ~ =.
e gnaure beore purchasing Take none unless II hSs ~,
name o. Henry Wst'r ND. Philadelphia" ana SsSn,esS
rSH engraved on the outside wrapper An O,hsrS sTs
PARK WHITE are tie only Agents, to whom an 0,...
should be addressed. s' ~ 0-' ." O'aess
Importers, Wholesaic and Retain a......
ALL VALUABLE PATENT MEDICINES. wARRANrvn
GENUINE
1872 Washington st., opposite the Market, San Yr.n.,.
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9ugtt SUuna Shipping gist.
LI'1iX'el.

sTEILAcOOM, w. T., July 30. 1859.
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SoNS OF FJEMPERANCE-The meetlnRs OF 6ooA a,n.y,,.,
~ DTson No. sks place every alternate y day EVsnInE.
10 Ihe Lover room o. the Methodist Episcopal Church sss
COON Members Of other divisions In good s,SndinT aTs a.
N'eu 70 AUehu D, p. MEEKRR a
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOG PRIVATE DISEASES.

eHfzAezeS. DR. KING formerly OF New York, for
AEA>2x-S the last four years of Louisville Ken
lucky and who has devoted his attention the
menI of private diseases for so years, hatters
himself, having attended to a practice for many
years, and cured many thousands he is enabled to
all diseases Of private nature, matter how
or from neglect of their own. DIR. Kings Dispensary
is No % Deaderick street, between Cherry and the
square, second story, where he cures all diseases of
private nature.
GONoRRHEA cured without nauseious M dicne or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES OF old recent date, eiectually cured in
few days, by operation which causes pain.
Where 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
out OF neglect or bad treatment, can be eiectuallS
cured in "A Few days.
SEMINAL Observation-Disclosures tior IA wing beer
given TO this disease, and all the consequences
ing out of il, brought on IA many ov the de
structive habits of nconsidcTatc Youths ard eNcgs
sive indulgence of the passions, ncgecto which viii
undermine the constitution. rene. NJ Jhe subject un'
for business society and causing premature old
Females who may be aboriag with any difficulty OF
TIE Womb may restassurcd of immediate rel'ef.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their ease, With fee enclosed directed 10 Dr. A. KING
No. % Dcadcrlck street, Nashville, Tenn. will have
the necessary meGicnescnt to their address, with
Sessary directions. strict secrecy observed. Office
hoursfrom 9"'c"ck in the morning until 2 in the eve
ming maY26-ind &Wly
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Goululerrial.
sFss 4t+ DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, March "a. 1853.

NASHVILLE, 1ldTCu Zt. 1COJ.f j
The river is in good boating order for all
kinds of steamboats,, and has been rising
slowly for several days past.
Considerable activity has characterized our
markets the past week, and the sales have
been heavy in the majority of them.
COTT0N-There is considerable demand
for the finer grades of cotton, which are
scarce. The supply of all kinds is small, but
what is offering is mostly inferior. Sales
yesterday of 200 bales at 89Ilc; L at 1Oc;
IL at IL; at 8; and 5 at 10 so.
TOBACCO-Sales yesterday at A. Hamil-
tons OF "a hhds at So, so, 5 IS, 4 IS,
4 20, 3 IS, 20, rs, 25, IS, 90,
8 IS. Z so, 5 As, 5 90, 4 IS, 8 95. 8 so.
6 60, 5 40, 4 90, TO- 8 So, 8 10; and
80 at Fisher, Wheless & Co.'s at IS, %,
40, 80, Is. so, so, 5 IS, 60,
80, so, IS, 55.'5 IS, IS, 4 80,
8 As, 5 As, 5 10, IS, 80, 60, 4 25,
80, 7 35, O5, 4 O5, 6 90, 90, 90,
10, 90.
BACON Is selling at SIC hog round;
shoulders TIC; hams s(9S4c; sides 1O@1O4c.
p n.
LARD-Is selling at 1O4@1Oic p ID.
CHEESE-Western Reserve is now selling
at I5c p b.
FLOUR-The market is steady and prices
firm. We quote extra at Sc 50C@S7; super
fine SIS 50(9S6.
WHEAT-There is a good demand for
wheat. and a prime article sells promptly al
S1@Sl 10; good 10000; inferior 7O975c
p bushel.
CORN-Is selling at 60 cents p bushel
and sacks furnished. The demand is fair and
receipts considerable.
COFFEE-Rio l24G912ac; Laguayra 149
I5c: Java IS3(020c ~ b. Stock ample.
SUGAR-The market is well supplied, and
we quote 69G9Sc for choice, in hhds.; IN bar
reis an advance of 2(@4c on these figures
Leaf. crushed and powdered are selling at
| lac p b
| MOLASSES In barrels 37J939c p gal.
lon; in half bbls 4lt043c p gallon: sugar
| house 40C945e; golden syrup 6O(9SOc' chi
nese sugar cane syrup soc p gallon. The
| supply of these articles is limited.
| SALT-Barrel Soc p bushel; fine -ack 81
1 so; coarse; none in market.
OILS-Lard-m manufacturers price Fl lO
| p gallon; Linseed Csc; Sperm 81 20; Tan
! ner's 75C9Sl p gallon.
FEATHERS-In demand at 4O94Ic p II
1 for live geese.
| GINSENG-Sells at soc p h.
FRUITS Raisins 81 so p box for NJ. r.,
dried apples 50 OO92 Is p bushel; peeled
peaches "a 50(@4 70: unpeeled S3C93 Is.
/ HIDES-Green none; dry salted( SOuthern,
lic T. ID.
| LEATHER Cincinnati sole. oak tanned
SIC; skrting 81; heDlOck 80; harness 300
| SIC p b.
sEEDS-Clover Sc IS p bushel Nil.
lett l IS; Timothy 2 1908 90; Fla2
20; Herds Grass l 25 ca l so; Clear
blue grass 1902 90; Stripped 259I 40
| Orchard l 90 Hungarian 2 so.
WHISKY -Rectiied 25c p gallon.
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SHERIEE,S SALE

IlI virtue u vendiuoni exf-as 20 directed and
ID delivered from the honorable Circuit Court % na-
yif-,a caauty, Tcns January term. 1850, vii
- uoiic sale sie h. best bidder FOR cash
Al DE eaart house yard gate the city q Nashville,
an SATURDAY, THE sakD DAY on APRIL, 1855,
all The right, title claim Interest aud estate. Which
heary kahiey-Fhen b 4 or may have since acquired
and b. the fnlio~tng cscr bed La 81 tsToaHt, st
aale1 In Davidson uty and sale 81 Tonhesxee, u
b.sSg int No 70 IN y. T Mce1yuck's plan Of ios Ad
niulng AzShslii- cuunieuolng ~ a stake "a eummer
street., the IL lot No n running thence sians
SammsF street uinetynve feet Go The eeraeT % Lot
No. 90. thcnce al rtht anSes Que handrc and eighty
O l. feet 90 stake, tbcDcr Al Flgbk anccs Ntsh
The lsbe ~ Lct No. 81 ninety ave fcet % a he
ucnee a right Angles one hundred znd eighty eae
9. IL fset tie eestnEins. For ether TSFtscai4 ;
referonce as shade 20 gstrNtcn 81 dce Ia Tie Reg
teri afscs OF IGvidz-n cnunIy, Box Va. Is, pagrs
81 aHa o7s &c., nefng ievied the property u
HenFy kuetry, 10 SATISFY la1gtns nj rraderud IN Ia
% Jzcob Ncfssprk agasDst Heary ksbiey ane
John Akmtnet March nsf. 1sae
,. n. HINTON SheFiK
uarss-t4 By = Z DkAkE. y. sheria-
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pp Gelegrapb.
Later from Europe.

New YORK, March 23.-The steamship No
va Scotia arrived at Portland this morning,
with Liverpool advices of the 9th.
Cotton sales of three days $4,000 bales, of
which speculatars took 5000 and exporters
5000 bales.
The market has an advancing tendency.
Middling qualities improved 1-l6th.
The Americas advices reached Liverpool
on the Sth, which caused good middling to
advance 1-I6 aud in some cases 1.
Clare quotes Orleans strict middling 72d,
and upland middling I'd.
Richardson, Spence & Co. quote middling
Orleans advanced 1-l6.
Manchester advices favorable; market firm;
consols 964; breadstuffs have declining ten
dency: provisions quiet.
A pacific article in the lonite,lr caused a
considerable rise in funds in London, Paris
and Vienna.
Prince Napoleon has resigned the ministry
of Algeria, which has added to confidence.
SECOND II PATCH.
The ship David Stewart landed the Neapo-
Titan exiles at Queenstown. The exiles COM
PEELED the Captain thereto.
Richardson Spence & Co. qnote
breadstuffs dull. Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat dull. Provisions firm.
Austrian funds advanced four per cent in
three days. The Exchange in London in the
same timegdeclined seven per cent.
The London Journals express doubts as to
the sincerity of the Moniteur's pacific article.
The journals at Vienna are also sceptical.
The Constitutional reasserts the statement
that the French troops are eVacuating Rome.
Chassellon Laubat will succeed Prince Ma
poleon in the Algiers Ministry. The resigna
ton of the latter is regarded as peace offer
ing.
Trade in France is duler.
The Political director of the Moniteur
says its article must not be regarded as re-
uograde movement caused by the crusade of
the Propaganda in Germany.
Prince Napoleon will be appointed Grand
Admiral. -
SwTTZERI.AND--Tbe Federal Council has is
sued circular declaring its determination TO
maintain its neutrality and integrity.
The Emperor of Austria. Count Buol and
other Statesmen believe peace will be main
tanned. Fears are however entertained of eX-
plosions in the italian Duchies.
Lord COwly is still at Vienna.
The King of Naples health is such that be
will probably never rule again. The Queen
conducts his affairs, and it is said has caused
the King to make a treaty offensive and de-
fensive with Austria.
1t is reported that the Neapolitan Govern
ment has offered 10 furnish the Pope four bat
talions of Swiss troops.
SPAIN-Preston arrived at Madrid.
Arrests of conspiratOrs continued at Milan.
There is a general complete stagnation OF
business.
The lortications Pavia are continued &C
lively.
MOrphy is playing a chess match with Mon
gredien, President of the London Club
Morphy won the first four games, all yet play
ed. The winner of the first seven games is
to be the victor.
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To the Voters Of the City Of Nashville.

At an election, held on the 24th of February last,
TO elect Constable to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation of saml D. Nichol, received ma
jority Of all the votes pOlled and received from the
Sheriff certificate of my election Constable to fill
the said vacancy Ny election has been contested by
one Of my opponents, John d. Cover, and set aside
by his honor Judge Whtworth, because Of the fail
of the Sheriff hold election in toe fifth Ward
and likewise for an informally in the first Ward, in
the appoDtm ept and swearing Ct the Judges or In
spectors OF the election.
Another election has been ordered TO take place on
Saturday the 2eth day of March, and am again a
candidate for the said Office and solicit your support
IRA A. STOUT.
March H. 1s59-te
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Carolina, q ID S "a So

Barrel, a bush. 80
Sack-Gne, q bag 81 so
coarse " none
GEEnG
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From WasbinotOu.

WASHINGTON. March 23.-Genl. Henning-
sen leaves to-day for Savannah, to collect
Arizona emigrants, who rendezvous at Powder
Horn, Texas, in July, and at Ell Paso on the
overland road by the beginning OF September
Three hundred win come down the Mississippi
from the west, and men are assembling in,
New York, Ohio, Kentucky, and Alabama.
Private advices from TampicO express con-
lidence that Vera Cruz will hold out. The
Tampico garrison is reduced t. l20.
Fears are entertained of the loyalty of the
L ihnrals
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND,S
CELEBRATED
G. f II MI A N BIT T e s.
PREPARED BY

DR.. c. N. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
EFFEcTUALY CURE
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice Chronic Ner-
Debility, Diseases ofthe Kidneys and ali diseas-
arising from disordered Liver Stomach, such as
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness of Blood the
Head, Aeidty of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn.
Disgust for Food, Funess or Weight in the Stomach,
Sour Eructations, Sinking Flutterng at the Pit of
the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and
Difficult Breathing, FutteriDg at the Heart, Choking
suff.catng sensations wnen in lying posture,
Dmness of Vision, Dots Webs before the sight, Fe-
yer and dull pain in the Head Deficiency of Perspir
ton, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c, Sudden Flushes OF
Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imagining OF
Evil and great Depression of Spirits.
These Bitters sold at rs cents per bottle BY
druggists and dealers in Medicines everywhere.
uarl-lm
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E..y-Dr. Mos c6ERR closes his bus less in
this city to-day, with view to open next
week in the city of Memphis. During hi
two months sojourn in Nashville, he has made
many warm friends by his court Gus aring
and fine social habits, aud made reputation
10y his skilful practice a. IL ply stefan. We
take pleasure in commanding him TO our
brethren OF the press as an honorable, up
ght gentleman, prompt aud i,cral in all
his dealings win the craft.
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EsCAPED.-Last evening when the down
train on the n. Il c. X. Il. WAS short dis
tance from Lavergne, convict 10 the Pen
iteutiary, by the name OF STEWART, from
NcNairy county, in the charge of Sheriff aud
a guard, made his escape by jumping out OF
the window when the train was in motion
The train was stopped as sool as possible Il. d
the Sucr.T and part OF the guard, they
having two convc:s in charge, went back ia
pursuit of the prisoner.
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Markets..

New YORK, March 23.- Cotton buoyant
sales 5000 bales. Middling upands III
middling Orleans liz. Flour has an advanc-
ing tendency. sales II 500 bbls. Yellow corn
5000. Whisky 2SC@2S4. Sugar firm at 62Ca
~ Molasses 40. Spirits of turpentine 54
Llnseed oil Gj@G7. Tallow IO@lOs.
CINCINNATI, March 23.-Flour dull. sales
900 bbls at ) 1905 70. Whisky, sales IOC
bbls at 244. Lard in bbls III; sales 4OC
bbls. Mess pork nominal.
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The ..EIixir.,,

Prepared by Or JAs.wIIIIAsfs, for the cure ofDYs
PEPsY, and nothing but DYsPEPSY las advertised in
another couImn has, by It's merits obtained for
itself high aEeputaton in Philadelphia that Physi-
clans acquainted with its properties using them
selves and prescribing to their patients CONVINCED
by observation of its great efficacy in restoring
disordered digestive organs healthy function Nu-
merous cases of Dyspepsy of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned IS ncurable by
of the Medical Faculty have by the of this
Elixir been restored to perfect health attested
Gates testify5 aprl3-1y
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For PIEE's PE,E.--Thc steamer Cuba lcf
yesterday for PLduclh. having on board b.
tween fifty and scvenly-live persons bound
for Pixies Peak. Mos: Of the cmigrants were
hale, hearty aud robust gcntlrmc., fine sp,ci-
mems Ci Georgia aud North Carolina pruduc-
tons
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TINE Undersigned have established themselves az
Il 6reeers AT Ne y south College street, opposite
the Sewanee House where they are preparing TO fur
nish their friends and customers With every article IN
ther line, all OF which shall be OF The very best
quality. El
To the customers Of their predecessor r W Barnes,
they would say THAI they have parcha-ed his entire
stock, and would most respectfully solicit ooutin-
uanee II hs patronage.
+. A RAwoRTH, =
JOHN L. GLENN.
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There are To be three more State a ctious
this spring. The Connecticut Election
cnmcs on tn 18th of April; tee Rode Island
Ell c;ion on the 10Th ol May. G"v,rnrrs and
S-Lf.s
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ID q m "a 4 q ~

WE havs a hesUtfal eoiecthsH Of % bahia roots
w at tie afsl saaits aai the hriiiiAnt col
ers. Dor thrive dollars Siii furnish one doEen
eyrFy Que 81 a a.nsCelt osiar.
GARDENING TuoIS ~ every kind, FOR the use %
iady amateurs azd practical gardeners.
8no CHOICE FLOWER skkisS, from % IS cents \
paper, all from hass's NuTsoracs-
+ FGAIS.-He have ius4 received a fall assoFtnncnt
ef C9sing tunss, ala 81 shich warrant, and viii
sell shade lover Than The narket price.
= coat Hli---t)uF lamps known ~ be II the
simFat AID best euustrus tiou and oer ea paFe and
Tree fFsas al sifanslSs aIor.
fI.ATk.D And hisifANfA wARE--ws hayes great
variety II pAtteFns ef Cast<rx, Spoons, Forks Cups
Conse i'ots. uFus, Ladlss, Az, ~.
a.Arss AAck KNzHE MINcHiS
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notlce.

TIVE andeEsisEsd havaE ebtsih@a s~tters ei Aa-
IL tatiog Ills estate ~ ii1ikllI klSG. de-
csased, al The Marta IeFta s39 ef SIC Cunty aaft
II IA dsaa essaasy tbs nesly al g1fsssas
may - ihdebtea - said estate EaE~AFt and
ulaka pay NitlsQut dfiky, and these haFtpg
clAifsss against tfe u fEe&ssst use1n day
heailcatea sitisin The ga presef ised ~ 40
they siil % hzfTed. SARAH h KIM, y
tazF---tE Ajax o. Rob q kEng, aee d.