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Diarrhea, Desentery, FIux, sc
The Graefcnberg Dysentery Syrup

rs better than any other, because DINER preparation
rely, for efficiency, upon dangerous narcotic prop
ertis and their success in curing the bowel complain
often involves lasting not fatal disease OF the brain
The great and eqIaled efficacy OF the Grae'ehher
Syrup Is that il neuraizes the acrid contents of tn
fnLesfines which had caused the trouble, and whii
curing the disease certainly as water extnguishes
fire, IT leaves 40 i'll behind, but nature resumes ner
course with perfect health.
We have seen the GRAENBERG DYsENTERY SYRUP used
in cases Of bowel complaints II all their varied forms
from a simple Iooseness, to malignant cholera, and we
can sneak Of in the highest terms and recommend
il with confidence. Whether the case is mild or Sc
we're recent of long st'ndng it cures surely, aud
leaves no bad effects b hind.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, Pres B, ard Aldermen. N Y CITY.
T. R. DEFoRREsTER, Md. Board OF Health
T. K HIBBARD, NJ. D.,
G. II. DIsBRow Episcopal Clergy man, SuhoiK, va
III w. BARS Ow, gs Piue street, y. Y city
DAVID PIrMAN, 2 Court street, Boston, Mass
GEO STuuDINGER Board OF Aldermen, Newark, Nd.
W TAYLOR, Capt'in q. Army.
JH HART Cleveland PlaindeaieI, Ohio.
WIN FARRAND, Cleveland, Ohio.
ALEX MACKENZIE, Agent,
iuuea Nashville.
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A G. A r D .

A J. IRWIN formerly of Irwin 4 MeClelland
IA. Huntsville, Ala. } having became associates.
with us in business the style Of the rm will be
IRWIN, McCLELIAND'& & CO.
go W. A. l. J. G. McCLEILANDl
Nsshvi lille Feb. 19, 1859.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY
E. r. GlascOck & CO.

., Houses and Lots South Of Broad ST., on High st.
y do do on College Hill;
/ store house do dwelling attached
90 acres Gllatin pike, miles ont;
4 lots on Market street College Hill;
so acres on the Lebanon PIKE;
4 lots IN Hardn's addition;
1s acres on Indi-n creek; (county-)
1 3 story business House on Broad street;
II lot on Carroll street;
Is6 acres on Browns creek;
1000 do with good Saw Mill on Marrow Bonei
1 lot on Market street.
/ h ,lse and lot ON North Cherry street;
% do Summer street,
oo1 acres near Manchester, Coffee county;
10 lots ON Murfreesboro pike, 2H miesou
3lS acres corner OF Jes'rson street, well iimprov
100 feet on Ilardia's pike, improved;
100 do Bells addition;
~ acres Broad street, extended, well improved;
/ 1ne residence on North College street, No. Il2;
1 house and lot on Summer street, South OF ASH;
dc DO McGavock street, West Nashville;
47O acres on Paradise Hill, 10 miles out
l brick Store house, Whites creek pike, Edgefeld;
2 lots corner Of College and Demumbrape streets;
i do No. 80, between Broad and Demumbrans.
= Of lot No. los, West Nashville;
. houses and lots Demumbrane street, West
Nashville;
s75z feet on summer between Church and Union;
62 aSTes On Brick Church pike, y miles out;
lots on Jackson street,
/ three story brick business house on College st.
/ beautiful residence ON the corDer OF Summer and
Mulberry streets;
/ house and lot North College ST., No lo2;
80 acres ON Mill Greek ! miles out;
46 do Whites Creek. miles out:
10 do Wood Iand adjoining the above;
so do adjoining Maple Wood ON the west
100 feet on Cole &c street, extended;
100 or 200 acres North OF the City, "a miles out;
1856 do do do l3 miles out;
II lots miles from city Of Memphis;
Various lots in West Nashville;
ThIt extraordinary water power on Duck River
known the old Stone Fort;
Several lots ia Ewng's addition;
lOts acres on Gallitln pike, miles OUT
do Middle Franklin pike, 200 yards beyond
the hrst toll gate;
/ house and lot, North MAJ let street;
$50 acres in Robertson county, well improved,
mile west of the Hopkinsvilie road;
100 feet on Humphreys St, south Nashville, No.
sOand 81;
33A. feet ON sumner bottom Church and Broad; /;
S5 feet on Broad ST, adjoining Shelby Medical Col
lcge;
lots on new Franklin Pike, at the mouth OF Rail-
- road Tunnel, es-rr
Several lots in Bang Is and Roberts addition, Edge
field;
/ house and lot corner of Hobson and Father
land, :, Edgeield; ~ Il
i house and lot Gu MeIemore, between chdrch
and Broad.
mny4-u E. X. GLASCOCk n co.
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MasbDillf Patriot.
TERMS:

gfFF TERMS:
Tri-Weekly per annum, m,-................ 90
NSohty ,pSi lHIuhi W
One Weeklyfor two years, two Weekiies
tor one year in advance, ......-.-. 90
When the Daily, Triweekly or Weekiyis TO be
discontinued (paid IN advance at the time subscribed
,r) the subscriber must order Otherwise it will be
,ntinged, at our option, un'l paid for and stopped.
not paid, it must be paid at the time OF discontnu-
ICE or atour option. II the party is good II Will be
ant until paid. -. - -
risk.
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"A n BOXES fresa EsIelly Lemons iasi received BY
kO the Steamer Red RogsF .nice and In n artsr
TOR s1te .DN AZ So Market street Il
ussyss CARES. wlLzToRp ! 90
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Stop the Report.

ifisrurrentiy rep5-ted thai ws sell no Goods emily
al Aacton when ia fact, of ear ssies
private ,thcss ~ IN aay etaeF fhelesase Heuse In
the city With ana sxcsptoas self for sheFs pres
for eaaa and short profapt paper
tabu Bazx TRAETE LUCIS-
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Bloody FIux, Dysentery and
Cholera MsrbuS.
THE CREFENBURG DYSENTERY SYRUP

NEVER fails TO cure all disorders Of the Bowels in
IN a very few hours 1t is purely vegetable, and
hundreds of cases OF hnx even after they had been
given up by the Doctors II is well remembered Tor
the service rendered during the Cholera IN Nash
willie In every printing office or mechanical estab-
lishment in the city some persons may be found who
have tested efficacy. IL is prompt IN its ELECTS,
relieves pain Instantly and at the same time the m
danled surfaces of the stomach and bowels are
seathed and protected against their acrd contents
Itmay be given the youngest child without appre-
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
iuIvll If II G.. .llrge street, Nashville.
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MeOifal.
ksIlO OD w RAE \ r. N
AND
HEALTH RESTORER.
DIR. T. McGO WIS
SAySSAPAzSELLA
AND
xODlOE OF kOVASN,

DREP AIRED FROM FRESH ROoTS-the only kind
worthy the confidence Of Physicians or the pup
Ic-suyeror all OtheTsfOT removing Impurities o.
the blood or Mercury from the system, aud curing
Eruptions Pmples, ,Boils Sores rheumatism Nenrai'
Liver kidneys skin and Head, Female Complaints,
S1: makes the skin clear and smooth and should he
used in the Spring and summer 60 purify the blood
and prevent sickness. 81 SO a bottle.
Prepared by II :. HUGHES, Memphis, Tenn.
aS- SolItn n Nashville by JONES & HOOPER RAIss
Brown and 10 q .BRowS, Druggists
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Shoe Manufacturers Goods!

s. J. PARDEsSUs, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
SATIN FRANcAIs, LAsrINGs, SILK AND corroS
LAcETs, GALLONS, RIBBONS, BOOT AND CATER
.iIIss, ELASTIC wEBRISG. SHOE THREAD BUT
TONS, MOROCCO, KIDS, BLACK AND co'o9ED Toll
LET sIIPPER UPPERs, SC, Sc., A..
No. lSo WILLIAM sfREEr, NEW YORK.
junef2-6ln
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E0r &aie.

r HAVE for sale very likely Negro, 20 years o.
l. age, that has been we'll trzlnqs ~ a house and
aiains room servant, At No IS cea1i street
marSe r j. LfLES.
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Twelfth Anniversary OF the Temple
orHonor and Temperance.

The Temples OF Honor, % this city, viii celebrate
the twelfth Anniversary Of the Grand Temple, ca
Wednesday, the 18th inst by parade, IN whbch the
independent Order OF Good Templers and the Of
Temperance will participate. All members Of the
temperance ORDERS and all visiting brothrcn are cor
daily Invited To take part In the procession.
The Temples OF Honor ~ll meet In Temperance Hail.
No. $50 College street; sons Of Temperance In the
Hall OF the Young Mems Christian Association the
place, and tie Good TemplArs in the Fireman Is
Hall, Public Square.
The procession will be formed at precisely O'Clock
and will move follows;
Down College street b, the square, aroand tls
Square to Market up Market URion, through Union
60 College, up College to Church. Up Church 10 Cher
ny, up Cherry 90 Broad, down Broad 10 College, up
College 10 Franklin, through Franklin Cherry down
Cherry TO Demumbrane, up Demumbrane 10 summer,
down summer 90 Church, through CharOh 10 High,
down High 10 Cedar, down Cedar 10 Cherry, and
down Cherry 10 the Gaieiy Theatre.
At the Theatre the exercises will consist % Music
by the Band and two addresses by eminent spsas ers
AMER the close Of the speaking the procession viii
be reformed, and move through Cedar street 10 The
Hall 90 College, where u viii be disbandeA.
The lady members Of the Good 1smplaEs, all ladies'
and gentlemen friendly 70 the cause and she pablie
generally are invited TO attend At the Theatre ana
hear the addresses. mayll-i
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Board OF COuncilmen.

THURSDAY, May IL.
Present-Messrs Cruuk, Bostick. Martin,
Rhea. YarbrOugh. Hurt, Jones, Craighead
and Cheatham.
On motion of Mr.. Crunk, Mr.. Hurt was
called to the chair.
The resolutions of the Board of Aldermen
to fix the pay of the Revenue Collector, and
to 90 into convention for the purpose OF
electing a Revenue Collector, were con-
CURED in.
Ii CONVENTION.
President HollingswOrh took the Chair,
and stated that the two boards had con-
vened for the purpose of proceeding to the
election of Collector.
Aid. Hamilton nominated A. Nelson, the
former incumbent; and there being no other
nomination, he was unanimously elected, re-
ceiving Is votes-all the votes cast. The
convention then dissolved, and the Board of
Aldermen returned to their Hall.
A message was received from the Alder
men that the Committee Of Conference had
agreed to u bill to amend the revenue laws,
fixing the rate of tax for the present year.
The bill was adopted, by the Common Coun-
Gil, and the rate of tax is the same as hereto
fore, with 81 additional special school tax on
the thousand to aid in the erection Of the
Howard school house.
The resolution from the Board of Alder
men to hold an election To annex portion OF
territory known a. South Field. aud bring II
into the corporation on certain terms aud
conditions was nonconcurred III, by vote oil
5 to 4.
After the transaction of some other busi-
ness, the Board adjourned.
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THE RACES YEsTERDAY--There was
large attendance at the Course, yesterday,
drawn out principally to see the pacing
match for $4,000. The first race was sim
gle dash of mile, which we did not get
there in time to see. The pacing match, mile
heats, best three in five, was won by Cipt.
RTnueu. In the first heat the captain"
broke up badly, and the mare succeeded In
getting home first some lengths ahead. In
the second heat, the horse took the lead.
kept it all the way, and distanced the mare
badly. The first heat was made in 2:363
second heat, 2:35. MELLON drove the horse;
FUCHER, the mare.
The regular spring meeting over this
Course commences next Tuesday.
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Annual Celebration of the Fire De-
partment.

The Fire Department of Nashville will celebrate
their Anniversary on THURSDAY, MAY 18th, 1859.
The different Companies will take their position as
below and the procession will form on Broadway, at
O'Clock, p. N +, as follows:
Aids-Chief Marshal-Aids
No will form on South College street, the right Of
the Company resting Broad.
No 2 will form Oh North College street, their right
resting on Broad.
No 3 will form on South Cherry street, their right
resting on Broad.
No will form on North Cherry street, their right
resting on Broad
No 5 will form an South Summer street. their right
resting Broad
Hook and Ladder Company will form on North
summer street, their right resting on Broad.
The Fire Police will form North High street,
their right resting Broad.
The procession will then move up Broadway to
Vine up Vine to Cedar; down Cedar to High !;
along High to Church down Church to Summer
down Summer to Line along Line to College down
College to Locust; along Locust to Market; up Mar
ket To the Square ; around the Square to College !;
down College 10 Broad up Broad to Summer out
Summer to Ash along Ash 70 Cherry down Cherry
to Broad down Broad to Market up Market to
Church; up Church to Cherry along Cherry to Union;
along Union to Market; up Market the Square, and
be dismissed.
The Chief Marshal will appear in citizens dress with
red sash.
The Aids will appear in citizens dress, with white
sash.
The Company Marshais will appear in their respec-
tive Company Uniforms with blue sash.
W. F. MEACHAN, Chief Marshal.
MARsHAL's ADs-NO l, J. P. McKKNLY; No. 2, J.
n. THA1roN; No 3, A. CAMP; No A, A. D. CRErGH-
TON; No. 5, L. ID. WHALER; Hook and Ladder, -
SAVERS; Fire Police, J. X. HUME.
Nav
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Communicated
NASHVILLE. May IL, Is;

NASHVILLE. May IL, 1859.
We. the undersigned, who were on board
of the steamer " Ella" on the llth instant,
when the collision took place between her
and a canoe, by which three persons were
drowned. make the following statement OF
the facts in the case:
The Ella" bad been chartered by the
Shelby Guards for pleasure excursion down
the Cumberland. and as she was returning
about eight o'clock on the evening of the
lIth. and when above the wire suspension
bridge a canoe was discovered, with perhaps
four men it, crossing the river from the Edge
field side towards the lower end of the city
wharf, some distance ahead of the steamer
The canoe kept on its way, as if intending to
cross ahead of the boat, and the pilot, Mr..
AUSTIN, seeing the course pursued by those
in the canoe, changed the course of the Ella,
so as to pass around and behind the canoe ;
and had the canoe pursued its course, no col
lision could have happened; but just before
the steamboat got opposite the canoe, it was
suddenly rounded to, and an attempt was
made to cross back ahead of the steamer. So
soon as this was discovered, the engines were
stopped. and every effort made on the part of
the boat to prevent a collision, but the ma
n9uvre was SO sudden, and the distance so
short, that the accident could not be prevent
cd. The misfortune is much to be regretted,
but we unhesitatingly give it as our opinion
that no officer on board of the Ella was in the
least to blame.
ANTHONY :. CAMP, WILLIAM SoThERLAN,
w H. GRAFT Miss HULDAH HESBRIx,
NJ. r. BowLEs, ROBERT SoTHERLAN,
r. NJ FIGG, Miss SEINE O'DoNSEL,
H. b. FINN, X. ). SMITH,
Miss SoPnRoNIA REDDICK, Mrs. MARY GRAFT,
Mrs NJ REDDICK j. b. REDDICK,
Miss SoPHRoNIA HoBS, JACOB TAYLOR,
Mr. r. G. BARR, Mrs. RICHARD HoRS,
JAMES Mc(ioNIGAL, WILLIAM FULCHER,
Mrs. c. REDDIcK,
F. B. FRANKLIN, Observer on the Bridge.
Attest-W. d. ROBERTSON.
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Dp Gflfsrapb.
Prom Mexico and Central Ameriea.

From Mexico and Central America.
New ORLEANS, May 12.-The steamer Ten
nessee with Vera Cruz, dates of the 9Th, and
Mexico of the first, has arrived.
News unimportant.
Robes is at Jalapa with 1000 men and has
issued decree forbidding the passage of
American mails.
There is great confusion at the Capitol.
A change of the Presidency is expected.
An outbreak is feared.
Miramon is trying to raise money in Eu-
rope, on the church property.
The Archbishop has consented toa mortgage.
NICARAGUA, 2d.-News unimportant.
Belly is trying to buy the Congress.
The English and French fleets are still at
Sacrficios.
MEXICO, May 2.-Miramon has issued de-
cree that all Gulf ports shall be closed to
Foreign commerce.
Guadalajara has been taken by the Liber-
ais. The clergy are trying to raise forty
millions for Miramon, but are unsuccessful.
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MARKETS.

New YORK, May l2.-Cotton nominal;
Mddling Upland 114@114 Flour, sales
$4,000 bbls; Extra Southern, So 25C99 so.
1O}@134. Mess Beef 2O(@2{. Extra Mss
28(@3l. Mess Pork II Z5@18 90. Lard
buoyant 11s912. Whisky 274@30: Sugar
steady, 1913. Molasses. 40 is asked, buyers
offer 42943.
CINCINNATI, May 12.-Flour buoyant. ad-
yanced 25c; Sales $500 bbls.. 1907 80
Whisky 81 Mess Pork, 10 rs is refused.
Bacon buoyant, sales 600 hhds. u.
New ORLEANS, May 12.-Cotton sales l.
200 bales; market unsettled. Flour firm, 90.
Corn has declining tendency, Csc; Mess
Pork buoyant, IL 00CG17 %.
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Public Speaking.

Gen. QUARLEs and DR.. MENEEs, candidates
for Congress in this District, will address their
fellow-citizens of Nashville and Davidson
county in this city follows:
Friday 10Th inst. lat night at the
corner of Broad and Market streets.
On Saturday, 2lst. at the Court House.
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letter from the President of the United States
IT'S FREE FROM POISON.
NEW YoRK. October Isl. 1858

NEW YoRK, October LIST, 1858.
Mr.. E. LYoS-Dear Sir: We have analysed and
tested your Magnetic Powders and find them perfect
~ harmless to mankind and domestic animals, but
certain death when inhaled by bugs ants and insects.
JAMES R. Chiffon NJ. D., Chemist
LAURAScE REID, Prof Chemistry, n. Y. Hos.
Mr. John L. Rome, Superintendent OF the New
York Hospital says she has expelled all the bugs,
ants, reaches, moths &c, with Lyons Powder, and
nnds it of immense value"
Every gardener and housekeeper must have a di-
rect interest article Of this kind. Reference
be made to the Astor, ST. Nicholas, and Metropolitan
Hotels; TO Judge Megs, President OF the American
Institute; James Gordon Bennett, Gen. Winfield Scott
Cyrus W. Field l. NJ. Pe1se, OF the Five Points Mis-
sion &c, &c. Judge Megs says, "This discovery OF
Prof Lyon is of national importance. The farmers
Club have tested il thoroughly. 1t will destroy To-
Gusts, grasshoppers, ants, moths bugs and all
min. Garden plants can be preserved, and houses
made pure"
Arrangements are now made through Messrs
BARNES & PARK, of New York, to have it sold
throughout the world. Many worthless limitations
advertised. Be cautous
"NEw York, November sth, 1858.
''In retiring from business, have sold all my In
sect Powders Pills, Letters Patent aud the Sc
crets pertaining thereto, to Messrs. Barnes Park.
This powder is a discovery made by myself, and
brought from the interior of Asia and is unknown to
any other persons. The genuine and effective article
is put up in tin canisters, and will continue to bear
my name. e LYON"
Rats and mice cannot be reached by powder,
and killed by Magnetic PILL. Order them
through any merchant.
IT'S Lyons Powder kills insects in atriee,
But Lyons Pills mixed for rats and mice
Sample Flasks 25 cents; regular sizes SO cents and
81 co. Follow directions. Use freely and thorough
ly. BARNES 6PARK,
npr14-4mdwtw. Is and is Park Row, y. York
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STRENGTH or THE CANEI--The Mobile Ad-
Uertiser says: trial of strength was made
with one of Aochodo's camels yesterday af-
tcrnoon Two bales Of cotton, weighing to-
gether about l.lOo pounds, were dashed
together and placed upon his back, with
which he marched of apparently a. uncon-
cerned as though they were not there. This
was not one of the large camels.
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MARRIED.

In this place on Thursday night last, by Rev. Mr..
Cunningham, I. z. MncnErt, Esq, Of Chattanooga,
and Mss MANY f., daughter OF Thos. C. whiteside,
Esq, OF this pace.-ShslLyiiIs UHion, My 10.
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NEW YORK, May 12.-Morphy is among the
passengers by the Persia. He played several
games of chess yesterday with the New York
chess club, and won them all. He remains
in New York month, and then gees to New
Orleans
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River and Steamboat Nevys.

ARRIVED.
May 12.-Minnetonka, Paducah.
Umpire, Burksville.
Acacia Cottage, huntsville.
DEPARTED.
Minnetonka, Paducah.
Lightfoot, Cincinnati.
The river is falling, with feet water on
the shoals.
The 3. H. Runyan departs tomorrow at
p. NJ, for st. Louis.
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River News.

LOUISVILLE, May 12.-The river is falling
steadily with feet water in the canal.
ST. LOUIS, May 12.-All the rivers except
the Upper Mississippi are recediDg.
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Such language as this is but the constant and nat
ural echo wherever this article is used.
This Lniment is indispensable to planters and own
ers of horses and mules. Mr.. John Daniels, Mont
gomery, Ala, sold slave for $500, who was raised
from utter uselessness by this Liniment. Every
family should have it. Be very particular and en-
quire for the Mustang Linment and take no other.
Sold by all dealers throughout North and South
America, Europe, and the Islands OF the ocean, for
rs cents, so cents, ann 81 90 per bottle.
BARNES Il PARK, New York;
apr14-6mdwtw.
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A NOVEL USE FOR FLoUR-Several hun
dred barrels Of unsound -four have been pur-
chased in New York within a few days, at a
price not exceeding So so per barrel, which
are to be used in distilling for the manufac-
ture of whisky. an article the Importance OF
which, commercially, few but those directly
interested will unders' stand.
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CO NJ ACT.
Clusky's Political Text Book.
For Sale by John York s. Co.,
No. SO Union Street, Nashville, Tenn.


"TfiIS book contains, in compact, Ineligible form
a complete history of political parties, embracing
party platforms, the speeches Of leading politicians
on all important questions, votes in Congress, and
documents touching the expenditures OF govern
ment and the distribution of the public lands. The
book is everywhere received authority, having
been acknowledged authority in the Senate of the
United States. r-Price 80.
Benton's Thirty Years in the Senate.
Or, history the working Of the American Gov
ernmentf rty years, from 1890 to 1850 COM
plete.
Orators Of the American Revolution, by E. L
MagOon.
Living Orators Of America, by E L. Magoon.
American Eloquence Acollection Of speeches
and addresses, by the most eminent Orators Of Am
erica, from John OTIS To 5. 5 Preutiss.
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40 BRoAp SrREEr. PH11.ApEIpH1A. "a.

4ZU BROAD STREET, FHIIADELPHIA, "A.
(ExTRAcT,) SIN lifting the kettle from the fire it
became urmanageable, tilted over, and scalded my
hands very severely, almost to a crisp. II an
awful sight. The Mustang Liniment appeared to ex-
tract the pain. 1t healed rapidly without soreness,
and left no scar Of account Truly yours.
CHARLES FOSTER"
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Extensixe EaiIure.
Arrival of BIorphy.

New YORK, May 1.-THE failure of Jacob
Little, broker, for two millions, has created a
decided sensation
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HS-We are authorized t. announce THOS. 7. SAuN
DERS a candidate for The OH e Of County Trustee
Of davidson County at the election to be held in
March, 1860. apr20-td
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Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

COTTON.-Nothing doing in this article.
ToBACCO.-Sales yesterday at Fisher,
Wheless & Co.'S of 80 hhds at 95, 80,
95, 5 IS, 5 IS, 3 65, so, 10, 3 rs, 3 20,
Is, 80, so, so, As, 35, 8 80, s5,
so, 40, 4 s5, 8 IS. 3 IS, 6 rs, 4 so, 6 rs,
80, g., 6 60, 6 90, so. 80; and 20 bids.
at A. Hamilton's at %, 40, 4 so. 40, 5
IS. So, 3 Sc, 10, 6 IS, 4 rs, 5 80, 4 10,
4 As, 90, 4 SO. 20, 4 Is, 6 10, 6 25, 5 Is.