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In presenting the merits If this !

In presenting the merits IF this IN
valuable medicine again to the public,
after trial of more than twenty wears,
as a certain, safe, and speedy cure of
most of the chronic diseases Of the
urinary organs, the proprietor feels
fully pr epared to present such an array
of facts, of the most indubitable kind,
from persons living in hts olcR i8tuse-
diatc neiqtJorhoo9. and his o,rH cos,lig,
as well as elsewhere, and such an array
of evidence as he confidently believes
has neve- before been presented - the
public in favor OF any ether medicine,
patented or not, right at the place whore
it started, and enough 10 satisfy even
the most fastidious and incredulous,
and leave them without the shadow OF
a doubt OF the certain efficacy OF the
LITHONTRIPTIC in the cure
OF Calculi, or Stone in the
Bladder and Kidneys, Ora
vel Deposits, Inflammation
of the Kidneys and Bladder,
Chronic GOnOrrhna, Weak
ness of the Loin, PrOlapSuS
Uteri, Sympathetic Complaints at
tendant on Pregnancy, &c. &c. /;
and in time &c Labor The Lithon-
triptic has no equal on record, aS can
be proved by many Certificate.
Among those testityins to It's efficacy
may be mentioned, ia his orH n,,.fh-
borhooa and county, the PHYSIclANs,
the CLERGY. CLERKS OF THE CIRCUIT
AND County CoURTs. MEMBERS OF
THE LEGISLATURE, THE GRAND JURY
nf his own county, FARMERS, MEN,
BERs OF CoNGREsS from his own
district, &C., DC. an array Of test
mony sufficient to leave all persons Ia
boring under any Of the abovc-men-
toned diseases perfectly without any
excuse for not obtaining the Bithon-
triptic aud being healed but downright
obstinacy or the most lnveterate anti
pathy against any secret remedy. !
will say, in the language of Holy Writ,
If you do not believe the testimony
PREPARED ONLY BY w. F
a=s- For saIa nv all Tho DY.r,f-yist- ia N.sI
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sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE

meets all such emergencies, a4ti see household can
without Il iz always d and 20
the sllok ug Fuiui. Ihsre A., 30 isageF neCrssf.
FOR uHinE rlsirs, spiHtcrel venerS iieiicss dolls
,ad broken cradles tt Is in-t tir Article Sec cone
-aeil. a.d other urnaraeult- segk, popular With
aides ~ relaef4eai .lud f-sfe.
Tais admirable prept~.tJiuu b. ussd cold, beng
ch1iat-y held s,lit.uH 4aI possessing % TIE
val4lhle Qualities a. t ,i ysl.4et Hstkrs's Glue
10 be- ase1 iu tie lsiar' uI slss. lliucllase
. bslHE vastly HIrre Is Ihe=-Ke-
.-TSEIT ~ kNFsT HOUSE
y b a fir4-li r-iu batt.e Prise ,s5cts
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sr For rrrsry and cheap Dry Gao,ls call o.
Nirtolson = Humphrey NJ. - Sunth side , the
square They reecising dai.y nae stock OF bath
Fancy aud staple Goods Nhsoa tilry selling lie
&c eherPer ti,su any other house IA the osty.
gaaTls-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29

EG-An exchange paper announces the
marriage of CHAs. VI. VERY and CATHARINE
MEEK. \ Very Meek couple, truly.
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NDT-S
Bronchial Cigarettes,

Made by I. u SEYMOUR = 60 10! NASSAU sr-,
Y. Pricc 81 sec hoN sent free b pat.
soR SALE Al Ali prUGsfsIs.
rVayS-iusly
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a Gard.


2 The LEGISLATURE ri tAe st,te Of Geors having
passed tue following A.. srssiou isss. pso
hih,tRG the drawing Of ottrFitss vthiu e. Jar--ic
tion. amer ths lat day Of june fSso ViH I1at
day, ronsovo entire Wiilsisgiea. I'si
aOoD, Ehnl CO
wilutustIs. reiswHry.
o~ners and Managers Of ,hs DsIa~Arc Nisso a aaI
kentueks STATE Lotteries
AZ ACT,
To repeal al laws, ana parts lsvs augharfs = lot
ieries II the state si 6earst. aud ;5E otgor par
loses-
salioS /. Ia g ssrai isses,s - csoegsa 10 s.atf
Thai from ard sftr TIE afst ssy q Juay. K ten
Hundred AMI ~ ), all s~s .ssa .astz Il ass as,aaf
izia Lotteries iu tc ststs Gesrs IA, 4 scai-
iHg q LssteFy II Ia s-lI st.se b. AaI Ia sane
hereby repealed
Approves By tas Goysraes.
D.eenher II ISIS my ST.
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10 Capt. FIsH Henry, OF The Adams Ex-
press, laid upon our table yesterday after
noon, the latest dates from Louisville st.
Louis, Cincinnati, Philadelphia and New
NU!k.
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thisaFticlsroF oyerten
coSEnEsCEkSDTKrTa Of
be~H able Go say Of
ERGiA< IT EAlLED IL
kfEhCTA eUKE, Wbea
He kHsE ~ taEisuce
csc Hhe 1-Hd "a. "a
rs atrd 4itasts apcFs
! II hHsasst cssuau-utz
|. 81 tusilEsf Tlrtues
s war NE 10 kNoN.f
eaee ANn rtE1s5E orA
EExT - sHAr "a Hkss
hswlee : sere tht IA
4n s1Azustioa, reiis
tsrhtF nHnutes after
gsse1.
ttab isfhe prsscriJsinu
!, - siEScEn aud Skill
: nta, and nAs bee
/, sAti sgrcEzsES
fst AEkS-
ffuns lzB. bet fsvsi
: Neiz. 1orFects 1cfli
nr.f - lie Hh8ie sfa
sfsaliF rEilcNe
fi9t ktzS. AND
: cutie.
. 81 n act speedf>
-. 5esHTeftthe be- .
; seats sH al cssest .
!. fAtS GilLIflsfA
: I..ez4ils Or frea 49,
. So g every motho-
/. fszn EuF etthefere<A
TT MIR P4Ei1D.
'4CE o. olHEkS
ia eiI4a And 80 rslea
zss0L rKI.Y Il Rs-
) astlelas. a. tineiy
Esfi seceEpsny eacA
! less thr fac zsIaiie .
! feEks - On she %
ga IS snFld.
Caxzrzs &s FeFk.
at< ser ksttt9-
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Special nOtifes.

The popularity Of the sIEXIcAN MUSTANG LiNl
MEyF. Is CoexLeusige with the CIVILIZATION OF the
rIobe. Other artcics cI4im % dtt>Uidte Pai' anu
5istress-tbis cares- Family Physicians, 0oE'fh
meat Hosuitals, Farriers, Planters, Farmers
men. &c, 1ve particularly demonstrated tan 'Ae'
throughout the world No article ever before re
eeived such Undivided praise and sePPertirom Aeoi-
cal aud Scientific men
RUEUMATISM
mr. standing. has been totally cured Piles,
T1Irs Taul1rs Running Sores, acryiuia. Sta Joinis,
r.lo.s sweIlings, Burns, Bits, BoIls, Chaps, Neu
,.Igf.- salt Rlsuu, and all aches anu pains upon
nan. .l.d kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
Ring UOs tfali ,,crtcses spawn P"ii-Evii;
Sseeney .Ho.f-ail, sc are subdded AID cured by
ne
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nEAttR * sHoES Is 10 sacei!t o.
~ d - Cs5f S-sed tsxtartss
Bow CAm Pvrgst d.;
THteGt ta7atarF itfsss Shes
togisr-ss GsHeFs;
taH con sFcss isa'tvgas
=sfluE .urTa=-s ltt O.,
t.lI iHln' =. e tss.t-l =;
e. Caif lie "a -, A.
+. faslrt ~ f rE--
Also, NeltH's Is o., stsss and Ga teEs q eveFs
ds=ssti'tius .aus e. J. .1rs.
JUHS & absE,
ins! Eo-F A. Cairsa street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29

FRANK LEsiIE's MoNTBLY.--F. HAGAN,
College Street. has just received Frank Les
hes Monthly, for June. The ladies will find
it an interesting and beautifully illustrated
number.
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RIEE-I NATISM
Mustang Eminent.
v.IUagLE HORSE WE'D.

Mr. >. LrTcH, Hyds i'arEs VI, writes hat the
horse was considered worthless (hHs case VAS
80, hut since the free use Of the Mustang
Ii,i,,e1t ave sold hlr1 Tor one $3.50 cash. Your
IIni,ne.r u.s been. doing wonders up Iere-''
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29

80 -
nay-Rut apsHs4 s-5ta
years. and CaE ST. -
"a. Ulst &c haFe aeVeT
=ly other Hie4iriue-NEE
4 -fNeI-hfNSTANCE To
tiueit Hs-i! Never fid
81 ;i-saiHsi-cslar hF aag
tue raatfsfy All are e
tinliss alfi -Feas b. tsrias =
taaa s.f4rs - D arsts =
ne sfsezs "a taIk uslAFsf
siteF t4 years ekfeFt
RErHTkrtas Fss EuE FszffGI
pErLAl1- % tf.sasstzfefy
fsnt so fiilx frussl fsIll :
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lac sFfue - aaaiais
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ar nne Il sac GfeT ~ -
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sr@faz siss $50 as
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tea. Ia s7fa alsaast -
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at1TeFrssEa econ fz1isiol =
fruH~iis=f. raffa dasfh
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s.stti ssiE ssaaEE 81
fgEzSx Fak1$. Neu
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+ <ai fze - >.
4aar14kEEs t'rF "a
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MRS. WINsLOw,
sooTIaING sYR UP
Eor Children Teefhfu.

whiohsreatiy facilitates The ps"oess o. teetklng,b
-ls, ais t.se Easss ana FeaHsins All lnnzanstt -
slizy Ali PAIN and spas 81. - leactien ,andis
SRI 70 KEGIfAsE TIA BDwEIS
ncpeHd q gul a.. moshtrs Is viii give restto 3uf
s-lkrs .aHa
REIfFF AND HEAtTq 10 YOUR INFASrs-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29

@The Publishers of the Gallatin Courier
and Enquirer announce that they will COM
mence to-day the publication of semi-week-
ly campaign paper. Success to it.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29

orfSfnxs % Physicians
Ne the tass.,rsssssss fs.ss 611 Csasss "a re-
sEl,. - sss.s &C. ace x The Ar Essa satef
s..Fi iF ~ .i.1sas.ss -a hss1Astsa - se
cisfn IA l. - car - ASA tist = - al F11s lz =
sAlnskle rszsraf - a. ctFs--He aasz-se<- Ia ,
sIaf 49, laest tAae f.E Ser ~ f.-esl7sssi -
cs.t.f,s4s AZ -rIfssss ana ssasc q - er1at eassr
a.sfs < s.e <lSessise s3stssa-
r. go eitsfsczi sieasfut fauEa - - eassF
~ sars Hszzrr, sn1 ffeF exist H. fez1 stzis< =
sssls.s srzalsu. tlzzt ksts t.ssilez = 81 -
- = : ss1sr s1ssI.let ezs~F-s s1s szsetz -
hav< - - rage - sslssezil-t - trF eafe -
stsE-s.ss : ; sssf sniEeFal szEsf kaeSa-
A. tfll.t Slzs1gs. n a.. FEsk- * SerzeEE - ~.
Ezezoi ~ &eaizlne.
e 4 kWfsti, n. D.
~ A HCNpI.sf, 4 D ssePs-. Lssssiils a4Fsss
E.ssptEzts
2 J. GRffTfN n. n
gos- =. furSaa. - D. sup's- LssAssilis Alas
HH1ze.
~ EstGHf = n
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concentrated Cure
A @ u A v [ T A E
Remedy Of [ireat and Certain Power.

This renefy IS put mp IA SNAIL vidis aud can be
sent BIZ nailtO IIy address a trial Viii satisfy
I'seit for "a ~esk, Ind yea viii experience great
benefit circular containing full trtCuiaTs ,seut
Urce) on apple ,iiou. Price, per bottle 81.
One bOttle = III 'ast month
s-Thisremedy issuitabIe for either sex.
Address, CRJGER, Medical Agent,
uIv17-tt ~ Bruatway New York
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Notice..

sI,liE A'Hisl .sH.ii Id o. the P5l'5- Sei.noLs 81
L t-i- a. ~rt o. aria earsHF trst -rek Itas
f'lthe sfs as-d te szs aag saa sii a ihr scb..ls
~d-i.st slrtues aeuz-.
a.. q uuw ARR,
ulss-t-aa srr'ts aalrI nr O. u-a ls8a.
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A y j 81 ii Il, rai,A1NLNT,URs OF la.s dis
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River eWs.

ARRIVED.
May 2S.-Glenwood. Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
Minnetonka, Padrcah,
Charter, Up Cumberland,
Commerce., do.
Acacia Cottage, do.
The river is rising, with 81 feet wafer On
the Shoals.
TIE John Il. Fisher is the packet for Padu-
cab to-day. She leaves at noon.
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Chronic Nervous Ncb lily, diseases Of the Kidneys,
and all Diseases arising from uiSordered Liver CT
stomach nyspef,sit, Heartburn. Inward Piles, Acid
ty Sick If the Stu zach, FullCcSs Of Blood 10
the Head, Dull Pain or ~wimmi iu the Head, talp-
iqtion of the Heart, fuitnr s. Weight in the
stomach, Sour Eractl'i"ns. Ca"AIug or Sgf 'oating
feeling whel lying down. DryRcSs or Yell wEess Of
the Skln and Eyes, Mig. I Sweat, inward Fcvcrs,
Pam IN tn Small ~ the ia k Chest side SHdCen
iushrs of He Il, Derr, 0n oi spirits, Frichttul
Dreams, Lang uur, TcsP'ndcney, or any Nervous
Disease = res n Blot hes, the skin, aud Fever
and Agre (Ur Chils ana Fever.)
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suchIsuguage a this Is our the constant and 'tu


raI ern0 ,gn-r-v - this siElIcle 10 usei
ms lsuimeut - IiliIs ,uusLD-s 10 plIitsrs ana
ovr.ers Of horses and mules 4F JOIN DANIELsi
oT MONTGOMERY a gUll d sLtye Tor $500, who was
rarzed from utter ussie-suess By this LuiMent-
Fv-ry family should have a. BE very Particular
aud enquire for the Mustang LIElnent anu tdhe ne
other.
-.gld BY all dealers throughout North and o0utt'
tuertca Europe, and the IslIuds 81 the Ocean TOO
"a cents 80 cents, ilsd 81 per bottle
BAN l., * PAER New York
uov25-6udtw&W
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42a Rsoap sTssET. PmLADEIFHIA

CE.sraot-) 'sIn iifIBg the kettle from the IRE It
became VI manageable Tilted over, and sc1ided Hy
bands very severely, almost To a crisp IL ~as an
a. Ii sight Ti- Mustang IAAIm-ut 4p.'etred % c1
trsctt4e pain. It ussIed rapIlE WITHOUT soreness
snIleIt no scaT Vi account Truly yours,
&c AEL.E., FJSfEk-'
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As rc-ii-Hfs lciu AaFFss. rrra "a ssu r,lsiutsd
fIstlies 80 IS very desirable 60 s,,snc ch,a .as
oavsueut say Tor rep=iFing Furg'tuse, Toys, ROCK
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over n Million of BottI,

Have been sold during the last six months, and IN no
instance has 4 failed IN giving entire satsf elton
woo then. will suffer from Weakness "r Debility
when McLEANlS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL Viii
your
Noisugua.e can convey adequate idea Of the
immediate aut a most miraculous change produced
bN taking this Cordial ia 81 easel, IL blltat.d aud
shattered nervous system wir;he- broken down by
excess weak by nature i'm rair-d by sickness the
reaXrd and unsjrune organization Is restored 10 IT'S
pristine health aud vignr.
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Illinois BlIks..-.. > ID
All not - Of tins STAT
shDals b cOgutsT-IsIed b
IHs state UfhaeT, be- IA
then secured by depUSI
ID -Lit- - CSs- when JIlI
j. n"i done they are un
sticabIS.
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MARRIED. PERSONS,
Vhe,e ia no mistake About It.

nhsiructed or - iicuJ guaiion, lBcoptu Of
Uni or 1.-Two uut4ry isclsrgs thereof, Falling of
he Womb C ddncss, FaHuug and al. Diseases Incl
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CAUrl6N.-B ware 1T Druggists ar Dealers who
mr.. try ffsl'n upon y5u some 81 ter, or Sar=apa
-.la trash which they buy cheap, 10y saying L is
inst as good. Avoid saca IN. n. Ask FOR Mclstu' =
strengthening Cordial. and take uothIHE II d
t,., only lesnely that " u purify tia Bisod tlo.-
ia hy and the same tma stTeugthcn the system
On b. spoonful taken every morning tsst'
A &c tiil proven i've Tor Cto'ert, Chls aud Fever
yellow Fever OF any prevalent DsaaSe II Is put NJ
"a large les.
Tree oay 81 per bottle, OF bottles Tor -
J. II. NOLAN,
sole Proprietor n tbs Cordial. Also, Mcleans Vol
clplc uI LinimeEt
Pr.nclfai Depot on the voruer Of Third and Pine
streets, 81. Luis, No.
s..ld ~ y. " BtRRY X uEN0NiIIE, Nashville,
ana al respect able Druggists eve yWncrs-
my 10. ins SWiy
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HANKNorE AND EXCHANGE LIST.
Specie.
Other States.

Gold, American -. par SILVER, ....... $500.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29

~4fi seesEpzny eseA
less tAr fac ssIafie .
fesks - an shs %
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29

n your children sirkly, puuy or all cteh, Ne
f.-at,s Coraial viii make tAen healthy, iat and ro
Gust. Delay not moment, Try AID sou vii be
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29

Suf,r 10 longer. Take II according to directions.
IL wit Stfuu att Strengthen. sut Bvtgorste and
ai,sr { bloom II Health 10 mount y"u. cheek again
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Whslssii. Is.-5t Ne. a. Cesar - Nesg Tork.
Adsress. HENRY c. SPALDING 500.
HrS Ma : llli NoN d 90.

NIB ABra-l-aei.a5als. raea p.si.e. trsse, sse'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-26
RlOndIn Again.

The renowned r~ope-walker is again per
forming his wonderful feats at Niagara Falls.
The Buffalo Republican gives the following
account of his last exploit
At four o'clock precisely Blondin appeared,
alfred in IA handsome and close fitting cos
mme. aud at once commenced his p%erilous
walk. He ran briskly out, and when about n
fourth of the way across, placed his pole
across the rope and deliberately stood on his
head. and while in that position, writhing his
body and lower limbs into all sorts of horrible
contortions. He repeated this when about
half way across, aud when three-fourths over
he chasm, performed the same feat, while
Mrs Evans took a stereoseopic picture OF him
in that reversed condition. He then ran MIN.
bly ashore, where he was received with u great
shout, and much congratulation.
After a few moments Of rest his eyes were
tightly bandaged, and a sack thrown over his
head. e~nveloping his body, with the exception
his arms. Accoutered and hampered thus
he started back TO the American side, which
ON reached safely amid the cheers of the mul
| tiude. in eighteen minutes, During his pas
sage he repeated his feat Of standing on hi
head enveloped as he was. The danger o
his crossing thus blinded is fearful aud, al
though we are perfectly confident that Blou
din will never die In his profession, eXcep
from some cause disconnected with his owI
capacity aud will, We aunot contemplate hi
desperate feats without a shudder.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-26
F e NJ NEWS

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, June %.
The overland mail coach, with San Francis
co dates TO the 4th inst passed here last even
ing.
The United States Marshal has appointed
deputies in all the counties for taking the
census.
A suit has been commenced against the
steamer John l.. Stevens, for bringing, on
her last trip from Panama, an excess Of pas
sengers.
II was supposed that the Indians Of Utah
and Oregon had entered into a combination 10
wage war upon all the white settlers Of the
Sierra Nevada.
1t was feared that a great number Of the
agents Of the Pony Express Company had
been murdered
A party of miners were attacked on Walk
er's river, on the I'd inst, and three killed.
News received from Carson Valley states
that six or eight families Of emigrants, with
several hundred head Of cattle, are supposed
to be lost.
The Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph line Is
now completed to Vizilia, $50 miles from Sar
Francisco.
Advices from Japan to May Sd represent tn,
Government TO be in an unsettled state. A
battle had been fought near Jeddo, in which
a Prince was killed.
The captains of all foreign vessels in the
harbor at Kanagawa had been notified to pre-
pare for an attack upon them, as the Govern
ment might be unable to render any protec
ton. The Government appeared to be great,
frightened at the extent Of the detection
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-26

Posr OFFicE, DAYrON, June II, 1860.
Until further notice, mails will close at this office as
follows:
For New York, Philadelphia, and New England
States, daily except sunday NJ $50 A. N.
For Cincinnati, o., Eastern, Western, Northern and
Southern States, daily except Sunday at 1850 a. N, and
For 6%olunbus and GAINESVILLE, o., daily except Sun.
day at $50 A. NJ.
for Xenia and yellow Springs at $50 ,. NJ.
For Miamishurg, Germantown, franklin, Hniniltoni
Eaton, o., and Connersyille, Ind, daily except Sunday
bA6 ? NJ.
For Springfield, Urhana, Tihn, sandusky, Toledo,
Cleveland, o., Fort Wayne, Ind, and Michigan, daily
except sunday nc $40 An.
For Richmond, Cambridge, Centreville, indianapolis
Ind, and New Paris, o., daily at 900 p. N.
For Greenvlle, G., Union City, Winchester, Mtnice
and jaw County, lnd., daily except Sunday nt $40 A. N
For Troy, Covington, piqua, Sidney, st. Mhrys and
Fort Wayne, daily except Sunday Mt $40 A. NJ.
For Union, West Milton and Little York, Tuesday
and Saturday, az 1880 4. n.
For louisville, New Lebanon and West Alexandra
Tuesday aud saturday, nc Ti3nA.M.
For Clayton, Centre and Ludlow Friday Of eacl
week, ats p. NJ.
For Centreville Lebanon and Mason, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday at 22;OOM.
For Vandalia and Chambersburg, at 1900 NJ. Tues
day and Saturday.
FOR Taylorsvfie, Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 81
4. N. y. A.. hiNui r. NJ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-26
Market.

CINCINNATI, June Pep. NJ.
FLOUR-Under the favorable advices from
New York, to-day, the feeling in the market
better, and there was less pressure to sell
no improvement in prices, The sales
comprise 1900 brls superfne, winter made,
at 4 6O@4 IS for super6ne and A 80 for extra,
and 27O do in FIVE lots, fresh ground extra at
8 25@5 80.
wHIsKY-A good demand, with sales of
700 brls at l7G@l7s- 1.-The latter rate for
wagon.
GROCERIES-Sugar is unchanged and in
limited demand at s@9c. Molasses quiet at
45@46. Coffee firm 100 bags choice sold
at ID.
OLA sale of 30 brls linseed at Ca
further decline.
WHEAT-There is a good demand for the
prime qualities of wheat, and but little oiier
ING. Prices have advanced to ! 1901 20 FOL
nrime red. No white offered, and is nomina
at l %.
CORN-Ear is in good demand and price
are tending upward. We quote it at AZ
Prime white shelled is in fair demand at Oh
but mixed is dull at 46. Sales 300 bu in bull
at 46.
OATS-The market continues dull, bu
without any change in prices. We quote then
36@37 in bulk. -,
RYE-The market continues dull but witt
out change. Small sales of prime were mad
at 1903
BARLEY-The receipts continue light an
there is a fair demand from the local brewer
for prime fall, at 50, but the lower grades ar
dull and prices are nominal
HAY-The market is quiet and unchanged
we quote it at SIG per ton for prime TimOth
in bales on arrival, and $lG@ls, loose
wagons.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-26
MAsnINGrnN. June 25

The Committee to inform the candidates OF
their nomination, waited on Gov II. V. John
son tonight, at the National Hotel. He re.
ceived them in the large dining-room of the
hotel, which was crowded, and accepted the
nomination, endorsing the platform in every
particular, declaring that the South would sus-
tain the principles laid down in it. In his
opinion, the doctrine of non-intervention was
a necessity to the preservation of the Union,
[applause, and he should quietly, firmly, and
he hoped bravely, accept the responsibility
imposed upon him he cherished the hope that
Providence will lead us out of our civil disas-
tiers, and in His good time conduct us to tran.
guilty aud peace, [Long continued cheer
ing.