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SheriTs Sale.

ID Y virtue ola vcadition rNpoaas directed and
} delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court Of
Davidson CO.. Tenn. 1t Is January Tern 1890 will
expose u public sale 10 the i- hcsI bidder ,r cash
the Court House Ward ia the CITY of Nashville On
SATURDAY, the 9Th DAY OF JUNE, IS60 all The
right utle claim, interest and estate, which Joel
A. Battle then had, or may have since acquired
IL and u the following described tract III land Con-
tiiuing hight Hundred Acres, bounded a. follows
bounded the SOuth bS the lands 81 = J. Bait
tli- East BY tac lands IF T. Brock Chas Johnson and
Gray. Il tile North by Wan Austin, aud the West
by tbs lads ol A Bush and 10 epa Esn. aud Mrs.
> Battle lie, made 9 o 'cIsck a NJ Nay 1Ith ,
lS6O being the where joel A. Rttls des
being levled the property of Joel A. Battc 10
satisfy judgment rendcred IN favor o tic Bank Of
Tennessee against joel a. baItg. MAY lith, is o.
mAyl6-td X. BssANCii, nep Sbern.
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Mrs WiusIOw. a

Mrs WinsIow, an experienced nurse an
emale ysician, has soothing syrup for children
eethirg, which greatly facilitates the process of
teethirg by softening the gumsreJucing allinfama
ou-wilI aliay all pain and is sure to regulatethe
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it willgive rest
o yourselves and reliefan health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement u
mother column une7dAw1y
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AUCTION SALE

VI New and Second hand Furnitur e, etc. BFNJ.
J +. SHIELDS Il CO., W II Sc II on Saturday morn
G. May 10th, 1t 10 90 lock for cash on account Of
HON it may concern, an assortment of New Furni-
ire, now receiving per steHm er kirkman.
Also, n lot of second han d Furniture sold under
tao hment, in the hands of Mr.. Cover.
Will be added a variety IF Carpenters Tools Oft
st quality, with sundry articles forced TO raise
nds. BENZ. r. SHIELDS 4 co.
may2i-td
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THuRLov wxkp DtsSrsfkR- Mr.. wzzD.
the fearless and indomiiabls editor Of ID.
Albany Es<ss=s Jsav.si. Mr.. SswARp's oldest
and trasss ffisnd., is greatly disgassed ~ he
overthrow Of bic fsscTits.
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Two Nile DAsh-Purse $3.50.

A KePne Richards enters b. h. Colossus, years
oil, b. sovereign, cut u SISTER - fTipr.
Wiley Ward enters b. b. GOodwOod, years
cd, BY Lexington, dam Evergreen, by Glen
coo. DresS-red and blue -
r. A Alexander entersc Z. 4ycars old by IMP.
Yorkshire, dam by Aargr4ye. Dress-whlte
A. BufUrd enters II. Ga M0ore'sl Laura Paris. 9
years old, by l. xinstoa. dam by Aargraye-
Drcss-0FsWa AID blue ................-.-
T-ne 40
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-24

ADVICE LADIEs---we aware there many
of lady readers who complaining of weakness
and debility. Our advice is to go at once and get
some of McI.EAS's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND BLOOD
PURIFIER. 1t delicious Tonic, and just the thing
to Strengthen and Invigorae the whole Organization,
and purify the Blood. See advertisement in another
column. my10-d&w1m
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WEDNESDAY, MAY BOTH.
Jock ey Club Purse, $500. Two mile heats.
THURSDAY MAY s1sr.

THURSDAY, MAY S1ST.
Sweepstakes for three year ODDS Mile heats 500
entrance; $50 forfeit; three to NIL the stake
Club to add St0O. II tie
l. Gen W. G. Harding enters or Loyalty by Childe
Harold, dam Delta by Prlim
2. Also, enters br c Chivary by ChIlde Harold dam
Kate hing, by imp. Pram.
3. NJ Yonng enters br by imp. Albion, dam by
Woodfoik's Leviathan.
4. lso, enters brf by imp Albion dam Martha Dunn
by imp. Sovereign.
5. A. Tuner enters C Architect by mp Glencoe
dam Princess Anne by imp. Leviathan.
8. B. Chatham enters br by Free Trade, dam by
second Belchazzar.
:. Rou diree Stoner enters SaIlie Woodward by
imp. Albion dam EudorG by imp. PriIm.
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sEooSn Day, Tuesday MY 22.-Three nile beat
free for all zgvs-I'uFsc 500
A kssas kioaaras enters b. ~. Giyeera, Yrs
oil, ey sovereign. dam SISTER - frior-
9 Drrss--Biack aud white Observation-Disclosures. l
J. Harper enters Harper NcSath's c d. In
dorssr, years old, By Wagner; dam Mar
gave pre-s-urange saa white $500. ? !
Z. A. Alexander enters G. {. Lavender, VS..
old, b. Wagner, GSua Alice CATnesl. Dress
Lilac and white. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. di.
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FRIDAY, JUNE 1Sr.
Proprietor's Purse $500. Mile heats
SATURDAY, JUNE 2ND.
Jockey Club Purse, 500. Two mile heats.
SAME DAY.

Sweepstakes for three year Odds. Single dash IF
two miles.
500 entrance; s5Oforfeit; three TO fill the
stake; Club to add 500 if the race is run.
/. W. H. johnson enters CHI Tenth Legion by imp
Albion, dam Polly Elliott by Leviathan.
2. NJ. Young enters br by imp Albion, dam by
Woodfolk's Leyiathan.
3. Also, enters by br imp Albion, dam Martha
Dunn by imp Sovereign.
4. Gen. W. G. Harding enters gr Loyalty by ChilGe
Harold, dam Delta by Priam-
5 A so enters br Chivalry by Chiide Harold, dam
Kate King by imp Priam.
6. B. F. Che1tham enters b by Free Trade, dam
by 81 Beshazzar.
Z. Geo. Elliott etners ch by imp Albion, dam Ann
Chase by imp Leviathan.
s. A. Barnes enters CHI Toodles by Highlander,
dam by Epsilon.
o. Roundtree 4 Stoner enter S8llie Woodward by
imp Albion, dam Eudora by imp priam.
10. 7. &. Moore enters by Brown Dick dam Md
way by Boston. b +. CHEATHAM,
may-9-td Proprietor.
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Sfrawherrx Soiree.

For the benefit OF the Church OF the Advent, at
Odd Fellows Hall, on Thursday night, May 24th.
Tickets Is cents. Refreshm ents At Saloon prices
may24-1t
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iHf NEW foGK FEEka.Sis JOUExAI--Thss
able organ Of the Catholics Of she United
States las come cot 10 terrible article
As-as.i ins CA-sisssea Convention, charging
upon II all manner Of Injustice and fr.ud.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-24
u ENA VISTA SPRINGS,
Logan County. XIV.

NHIS delightful and healthy summer resort will
l again be- open for the reception of visitors on
e IIth of June.
Mrs BURGESS wi I have charge OF the Ladies De-
utment, ana the Proprietor viii try t. make every
iSitor feel at home IL rs useless to speak OF the
ediCnal qualities OF water it, cures of Dyspepsia,
lronc Diarrh@a, &c =, arc too well known TO need
'peating.
The cars leave Nashville and GAINESVILLE every
corning at y O'Clock. aud connects the Depot In
ring feId with Mr N. .. Hockersmth's four horse
all Coaches, which will run direct to the Springs,
irving by O'Clock =. NJ. Through tickets be
btained IN Nashville and Clarksviiie If preferred.
may24-lw ID. JkFFRlESS, Proprietor.
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HolIoway,s Ofntment.-vAoosAr1o,

HOIIoWay5s O1ntme INTERPRETATIONS AND
TEErmSG The arm of the in FAINT frequently becomes
too much infamed, the skin looks unhealthy and
pees OF. The scalp, ears and neck present a mass
of sores-wheu teething commences all these symp
toms aggravated. The Ointment is antidote
to this disorder No nursery should be with ut it.
Sold everywhere. may2S-lw
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MARRIED

On the odd inst, at the residence OF the Bishop,
by Rev. Father Brown, Mr.. J. s. KELLEY and Mrs.
; Euz. ANN GARDNER, all of this city.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-24

40 BOXES Cabinet Champagne: So Baskets Held
~ sick, Just received aud for sale by
may 24-u BENZ. +. SHIELDS co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-24
Cloths, Cassimeres and yestings.
Fine Plants, Esergreens, sc.

TIE nnnsross frsea1s . Mr. WALLIS ks&sEss =
Il he kes1isg Road SafssFF, oaso. sfl - F-se@es
% ieaFn that he = a as waY taAs cttf sta
ehoses collssssea 9Fez - extensive hoFsieeisaFsi
Gzr4ons.
r. nj eas-sntse. al sales safe - bia. Ard
tka=r $40 kaes hin Bay sta faii eos lzsees hr
osas shs frosf AEestsa &psssns e h3s1 -s1Stte
thes= h.stzx sssss e--- ssFss are PsFtieaasy -
szse4 20 cad sEf-1
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House-Keepers. Attention

I,Hs attention q the readers q The Patriot the
l. ladies mare especially, = tqaested by Isssrs
f tACkkNLiE 4 NlNCHlN, to tlc exec Hest Re. slEe D
s ' xleAa fF4it JAfx with which ssey
applying our cltlzens- fcmpests' fFuif Jars al
atrasly adapted Tor putting up al kiHds q fTEils
"a Berries fhey are airabic, simple aEd cheap,
! al the demABs fuE tLsul u sroHt thai already
,seAriy three hundred dozen have been sold.
->y2-n
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STRAWBERRIES.

n ow Is the time 10 put them on. The best Jar
~ Is Tempest's yellow stone Jar-ths best and the
cheapest.
r. FRiGER sToFsS.-if you want your D tier bard,
your Fruits cool meats "a for The table and
your lee get 4 our best PhiisdelPha kcfrigera
tor-thc economical aud The best srficic the
market MACKENZIE & MISCHIN.
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NEW BOOKS
JUsT RECEIVED BY
F.. N a n n N.
IL College street.
NASHVILLE. TENN

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HISTORY OF THE REPUBIlC OF THE UNITED
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WRITINGS or ALEXANDER HAMILTON AND.
OF HIS CONTEMPORARIES, IN vols by John
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The History or THE UNITED STATES OF AMIR
ICA FROM THE DISCOVERY OF TIE CONTINENT
To THE CLOSE uF THE FIRST SESSION OF tbs
THIRTY FIFTH CONGRESS, by J. H. Patton.
Elaborate histories Of the United States have been
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Nation and its Institutions, moral and POLITICAL
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PL.ATO'S APOLOGY AND CRITo, by Tyler
ExERCISES IN FRENCH SYNTAx, winklesnan; ar
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MANUEL or CHURCH MUSIC, by Walter.
Constantly receiving all BOuks BY E-p ess
Call aud examine them + HAGAN
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The Lov ers
A ezaufss
I" HAVANA SEGAR'
Can b suited nowhere better than al
ETIENNE LAMBERT - CO.'S
esloanaas Bailaing. s. Cherry street..
msyS-n
stock Reaucea.

ro4xPs RING s.on % make change N eur beslns-s
IL erfza keIneats as<lfe q re.iece oar present.
sl.acs A. nssh - psssisie Il order 70 de thls se
- sssr ear pEczsal q =<Apis sad fAnoy tEt
fsss,lss Il feAaes.f pFseca We hsNe % hknd ane
zssr.uasnl q sax h-rakss. Aesitaa ana fr1FsiisE
eools sna u s.et every thtnk eae ceaia s--- ar
- Hk.ss fslod, Ksnbroieeries, Hosiery, Eabis
Ir.aesk sueesisk bissched and Bfcga b-nes<ic,
pznl.lssn fspts loF uufn sBd SoMeD, Q chs, c1ssl
rae res yes.za1s saa rnder-wesr fof Gealiemon. We
- ID 81. parsies.r .ilen.lea % enr tasais esea-
- "a .hssk sEn ke fDana All tines aany dssrz-
- goods - oasfoaEth tAesr xalas.
sprfs-xf kE,a1LsuS HuzTHREr.
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LAND FOR SALE.
One Hundred and Twrnty-iive Acres.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL
broadway. New York.

xIrHES eonplcted 81 years ago the 81 Nicholas
w was univ ersa Ily eT0noaseed the aost msgnin
eent, cay Blent aud thoroaxhty oig4Elkcd sstso
1.trr.us a tss ksna en- thfs oatiaent what u
thsa q Fcnsafas te-day-E fhput rival IN sxs. N
kamrsaossaesf ans IN the general elements q eou-
fsrs ant eHiayIaent n Hotel has accommodates
for Iooa Eaesfs. inrioang leo complete suites Of
ar.s meats err fzuiicz- ~ hunnr-d persons can
ss csnfsrtzeiy ssteo n the rsbes Of Is three pub
lic diniag resins. and rothing that modern ART has
aesifea Tor tEs senlence and social gFatacafion
ef the trAEsh public has bsea 1aitte1 - plan
negtectel - ~ PFzcssuz details fhs early rep
afafteb q the house II h0Has aod abroad derived
feta "a iEatds, Is superb apPOintnedtz- and rs
esne eanfefts aaa Ia KaFies, has beea enhsnced
every scax - tbs sesrei exeFtoas 81 ne Proprt
surs IREADNELL, aHircoAB Co.
anayzi-3a
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new ADpertisemeats.
Cor Smithland and Paducah.

THE splendid passenger and a GTn
L freight steamer MINNIE Ey7G-F4sSssls2sta
DNkA, W. SINMS, Master, esezzkszzzze.kzsf<z<1h
III leave here THURSDAY, [to-dayl the oath inst.
II O'Clock, NJ. For freight or passage apply on
Jard or TO A. HAMILTON,
may24-lt Agent.
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For Saint Louis.

INHE splendid passenger a 9Th
I steamer c. f. HILLMAN, ns,s.floSEEEssssG95
tptain J. N CoRBETr, will .ks2zzzzEzSZ7s-zk
ave for the above and intermediate ports THIS
AY, the oath inst. at O'Clock p. NJ For freight
{ passage apply On board or to
MAJ si-lt A HAMILTON, Agent
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Choice New Grass Butter.

tc PIGS hne new Fresh Butter MI arrive on
4O 70 morrow morning per Railroad aud for sale
b. BENJ. y. SHIELDS & CO.
A FISE Buggy Horse for ssle-appiF to
IA mayI6 BENZ. =. SHELLS co.
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/ vol. IL mo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06
FURTHER BY STEAMSHIP NORTH AMERICA.

The Emperor Napoleon's project of free trade
has been eulogized by the London journals.
1t il stated that the French Government is about
proceeding against the Society of ST. Vincent de
Paul. The officials have been warned that they
must not be members Of that association.
Advees received from Brussels announce that
the Government of Belgium is sending an expeai-
tionary force to China.
The new Belgium loan amounts to forty-fye mil
lions of francs.
The King of Sardinia has accepted the resigna-
ton Of the Ministry. Cavour is forming q new
Cabinet.
The Spanish Government has settled the British
claims OF ten millions and a half of francs.
The Spanish army is still approaching Tetnan
The Spanish troops are commanding all the nights
of the valley of Tetuan. The Moorish troops are
eneamped on the hills behind Magador and are
ready for action.
Demonstrations OF a riotous character have been
evineed at Parma. A mob had been gathered and
were demanding bread. Garibaldi's recall force
had been required to quell the disturbance.
Letters received from Vienna state that Austria
had abandoned the idea of renewing war with
Italy.
Fears are entertained in Europe that war will
break out between Sardinia and Naples.
Prussia is about enrolling 900 more recruits
The scheme for. the offensive organization of
Central Italy has been matured.
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= q. n = =,
saea ~ Europe this morning, are those Of sAtur
aay, w. 2sth alt.
inc iaaest telegraphic dispatches takent ont BY
ner are those Of yesterday.
Mr.. Delnonico an extensive merchant "A s,,;s
e'ty' has suspended.
AssAPoLIs, Feb. "A debate took place to.slny
relative to the delegates the South Caroline re-
solutions.
Inc speakers evinced prevalence Of sfrong
Onion sentiments, and aversion 10 even consis,er,
~ ~ aossfine q secession.
resolutions were made the special order
y ,. .'.e aay iof next Wednesday,
- NV @ losA' feD. > - The cfreular Of Messss.
III, eo Dy fhe America says: II "
'he prevailing opinion that the American crop win
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W. E. Rrantnsa y Co.'s @
And
G. W. HUBBARD's
Plantation and Family Double Thread
SEWING MACHINES.

The desderstrm 50 long sought FOR, good TWO THREAD
Sewing Machine Al LOW PRICE, length found.
The above Tachines presented to tho public with The full
est confidence in their merits and challenge comparison with
the tighpced Machine. The following are among their
mfstakable advantages:
l. They simple stroag and durable eay understood and
managed, and NOT liable ID aa out of order
They thread from The spool xi.hout Tepinding
thus saving time.
The stitch is stronger aai Ifcu to zip any
other mae by machinery, ard h the doabeock stitch
thes made b. the G GROVER BAKER MACHINE
They viii stitch hem, fsl, tuck, gaher and eabroder
will run silk, cotton linen thread ssw equally the
finest muslin or heaviest kerSey. 44
s. They FINISH tbeir Rofk re4uraz 10 lassu of
BY hand as In other machines.
They will not backwards therefore do mol
many needles other machines.
J. Each Machine made By hand or foot power hus
combining The advantage of both methods
The Hcnner used this Machine ONLY one that viii
hem goods Of anS thickness and heIa Of any width
The simplicity Of the aforementioned Machine IL shown By
the fact thnt the manufacturers daily stndinS them to
parts IF the United States Eropc with no other nstruc
tons using Than contained pl:ned circular which
accompanies each Machine We prepared TO all orders
saaoace and saieaoon--No. 30 CAMP STREET, N. o.
WENTWORTH s. DUKE,
fc1 epNoWe&sstf Aars1s
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w. ID. Esressa,aaa SCo.'s
SEWING N1ACHInz El.
Com. .caanp slreat.............. ao =


So .Saanp siteae',,.,..,t..,.9
good sewing Machine ish'ehs me aoof and promotes The
health and happiness OF those III hoAle.5
- y ~ ~ ,ngss l,pof'afs
,F t1', ~ - ''s s l4' - = - ','i s t''i 'e'lef
ss - WIN ss 1u a = +ei ' nus orei mere
'olete u'"Die 70 20 oo'e'i' W
A SIMPLE, PRACTICAL AND RELIABLE MACHINE
one that suits e capaeiy M vu as fhs pocEe or l ana
for IT we invite The most scrutiny and practical tests AS ~
wish to stand entirely nt its o7n merits Heretofore al
first class machines have been conoled by cnopoists and
held ut such extrayagay high prices as 10 exclude them from
that Glass d eon, most in need Of ber and their ptrcsta
", and decate vt reai,e more ,a o
and n Them In order than can he SHARED fre, other d,,i
Therefore tAe want of a
> = .
ssiaii i4r- is,N AM isnl4hA Aon at4seiilNh
al atsSoAel pee mas long oeth As,. ie, ana we conf.
,as H. ,, iasn su,s ,s,1sa o1i s4D''ne
Some principal points of excellence claimed for our
machine over others are
dspenses with the use Of band Tor driving the machine
the molten being obRined BY means Of friction Wheal resting
lightly upon tie surface of The driving wheel None other
sesa this valuable feature
The works perfectly arranged that the machine
be run backwards forwards with The same facility II
always be started with the foot and ALWAYS SURE TO BE
RIGHT No other machine made be both ways
without endsngering the works.
8 The machine attached the table by hinges back
glance Thisis very important point
The perfection of the machine in the fact that the
work perfect when ut rate 1900 stitches per
minnie a lt0.
D. needle and needle both being psecty straight and
working perpenculay having only an inch throw ali
springing and sariation-whch is great objection TO all
chimes working crooked ,eedles avoided enabling to
work through the heaviest goods without trouble danger Of
= po. ., % ITppsp -, ,Sn,,p
1e' g =, sna pi' e asea a'rees
- :, W, - 'l',s us "as f..t ,'e tVa
- - r., @., VI, s' .n s'ss nr,t . ~ s. ~ s p'N'ts m at
,He' ~ ~ % "N @ - W ~ MAY W. - hoi surpassed
iie,s' ., o,''o's os " o any oaef 'aehset 1t Is hot
os oouoe tAe'' p". very e"Sie' ~ t any scam can be
seehsa % re capacity me goods without breaking the
sehe ana me seam cannot De nled although every fourth
ssen Do CUT II @ 90 seem upon examining the stitch taken
ny ol ~ 'hal II mas striking resemblance to the
"ekhoWh naek sueh made BY hand-lhe appearance and
merit Of which every lais is familiar with
THE DouBLF-LoCK ELASTIC STITCH, AS TAKEN BY
OUR MACHINE,
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

cunlEsToN, Fob. 4.-The first race run yester.
day was won by Albine. Time, s:5ls-s:553.
The second race was won BY Congaree. Time,
5:47f-3:4s.
The third race, by saddle nags, heats of thou.
sand yards, was won by Fanny Parker, beating
Ride. Time, 594.
In the first race Nicholas l. beat Tar River in the
second and third heats.
In the second race Fanny Washington beat Jalia
Cooper.
New YonK, Feb. t-The latest New Orleans
mails taken out BY the steamship Fulton, which
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CITY noTEIy Henry and lady; Miss Ellsworth Ark Mis-,
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sPhs sIhss@ smse8 III sa M MaSs IF ssp5st sa Aqia MIN
Mp,,ay s slal ns siss1 ss9njt sas MSS i ,a s5ks osk
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srnTFRRAsEas OIL.--since our last, says tho
Venango (Pa1 Spectator, pump has been nut
tock. on 0il Creek, two miles above the mouth.
and the yield Of oil i beyond expectation. being
near double that Of pfake's. number Ii ueT- asss-
sons nave visited the well, and all agree that one
quantity appears to be limited 10 lie eaaaassy ~
the namp, and no doubts are entertained pf tha#
supply holding ont. The prppFetoss ara basily
ei,5asea IN making preparations TO barrel te oil,
Wileh appears to be The great aiiiieul4y ia the
May. lllltornia and Plies Peak Will hare to
. other wells are being SINK in that vicinity.
uiie, ti.sie fltrfher up the creek, 10 which our
young friend K.ln Hihhafa Is largely Interested.
has reached the OIL ana bids fair 10 equal tis scsk
IN prnduchvanes. There il no difficulty ii ubtain-
ing sites by giving q per csntaga of The OIL and
there appears TO be . general pitching iaf' hy
those desiring to try tleir luck,