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HARD AGROUND.

STovES, pedsteads, bureaus. Armoirs, Sofas
- Chat q. etc, which will arrive when the Ohi'
river rises, hut we have plenty on hand b. sup
ply our customers until that time
suE22 2w PIPER q bRADtoRD.
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b,n.n and Bcbin.. set,,ns.

b'urn rrS Bohtntt Nrfftrg.
/ we full supply of these goods, Bobinst
i IN sii via,hs, slsr. pink snd piue Bobinet.,
white Liner MEETINGS. also brown 20 fct rlsu,s-
ton use. W. u. PHILLIPS.
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STOVES.

ru'o our present ls,ge st-ch we viii have a
large addition ~ Goal s-d wood Cookin q
aud heating stoves rarl1r aud Chamber afstss.
Crate Fronts and Screens. Coal Buckets, Tongs
etc. rfrbH sf nRAHFOnp
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bands. Eas,nr. .ns I,..,,,,s..
JUST RECEIVED
FRENCH CALICOs.

I HAVE ust resolved few choics patterns f,r
y Ladies' and children, sso smother lot Of white
Uottos, good and ehesp.
sug7s FANNIE 7. 0'ooNoR,
" rth Boulevard street
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FURNITURE.

NE ere nov reesiving large additions 10 our
w stock 81 Besdstesds, Bureses, Asmeif,,
Sofas. Tsblss, Chairs, Hall sisnds, what-Nots
Safes sidebysrds, Cribs. Book Osse-, Secretaries.
a- Nc. fIpER BRADFORD.
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Emb, adhered shirt. aud u.be..

flNuE mos, handsome embroidered Skirts and
Il Rcbes that were ever hrrugh, to this mar
hst will hs ready for inspection IN vsry short
time. bAbSilEI MER, SIMON 90.
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LAY uyE FIupxEs.

4 p the season is sprrcsch'rs whom these use
IA ml instruments are required. We we would
suggest 10 our planter friends TO give ne their o.
dsrs early. MoNTAN \ MATrA,
may2e Hardware Corner.
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STAPLE GOODS.

4 LARGE lot of English rtints, white and
n brown Domsstiss snd sheetins Cotton Checks.
1ickinss, Deniuis, Cottonades, JeshE, etc.
sPg2a rtttLA. CASH STORE.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
Ladies Cloth asa velvet Cioahs.

I uAvt just opened very large assortment OF
i these aeeds. .ees,ptisne all THE newest shapes.
s,so few very han, some Opera Oluaks. spme-
thine entltslv new aud very rich. IN this dsrsrt.
u,sut defy competition -csil aud Judge for your.
selves W. y. rullllrR
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Useful in Every Family

Usefut tn Every Fams1y.
CpALDING's Prepared Glue, Grasssliis GLASS
- Cement, Robinson's silver sosp-for sale at
sug22-2w PIPER bRADfoRDs.
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sTArIE AND HEAVY ,.OODs.
b-a,.s rn5 s',-s-. Hoop skirts.
LADIES DRESS GOODS.

IN THla department faei satisfied that 7 csr
L 40 f.il Justice So my customers. sthpuph :
have cot gone Into those very sstravseant high
priced grpds, esn piT-r the best assortment ~
neat, handsome aud medium priced goods ever
hrcuah, W this msrke'. slsr ls.g. assortment I
cf neat small aanrsd printed goods icr children.
sur2a W. y. rHlLLIpa.
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=. HYATT & SON.
HATH TUBS,

A MOTHER invoice in ssore, Of Bsth Tubs, Hip
n Rsths, Sponge Baths and shower Baths.
J ulyii.3w PIPER BRADFORD.
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BAIINe AND ROpE.

Sn ROLLS of choice Kentueky naihng.
DV 80 coils " Rype, for sale by
aug2s TRAHAN ~ LANDRY,
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sOMETrIING NEW,

HEHRt0k's patent carpet lining. n pre-
III vents moths In the carpet. the carpet will
wear one third longsr-for sale BY
aua22.2w PIPER a BRADFORD.
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DIR. kING'S DISPEnSAkY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

xzAs>ssssSS. DR.. KING formerly Of New ork TOR
ISAS he stTouT years Of L0uisEllle, he'll
aciy .ll who has devoted mis- attention To the treat
nsnI II prIya lie diseases for 80 years duteTs
himself hIying attended to a Eractce tor 50 many
,-afs al ca any thOusans :, lie Il enao led
u cure all diseases o: prIvte nature u" IN tier
no~ pai they may be from nJIIcISus niedl al Ireat
rneut or rom neg ect OF IA IT own Dr. Kings
pt5y.ns,ry Is No Is DsjerioE street bet~ cen CueT-
~ AMI the square cond story where he cuI es ali
.!-s.ses OI = ptiyaI. nHtufe
,;,s,,aH I4EA cured s.tb Jat Hauseous medicines o.
interference w.t. business
srFI-IUKks of ola recent Gate, ehectualiy cured
In lev 4 ,ys. by operation which causes no
pain WheTra structure e1i & he 'Ih Cannot d
enioyet Perhaps 10 disease causes more inischlei
anI dniermInez the constitution 50 ihdch
s,yPaILI : yIth al tue u the skIn growing
out OF ne leeI or bad et, can be eectually
curei Ie~ days
SEsIxAl WE,k,E.Ss Particular atten'i'n hdvine
hsn tveu 10 Oh 3 disease lsId all the consequences
growing OUT OF H. brought o. N many ,l.es oy the
destructive Ibits Of icsi7Ier ate fOnth's anu eA
cessiye N ulgeHcc IL is passions neglect "hich
Ill an iermius the CONSTITUTION rendering the SUD
e:t uait Business society shi causing pTeha
turs old age
Fem ,Irs VINO NAV b. lIbJrinR with any dii1cHIty
OF the Womb may rest assured OF imnc'tiIe relel
Persons r,-si ing sbrJ al, by ~ rig tnd stating
their c4z. wit a les enslIssd, direct u u br a
King No. Is ia ,-ricK stree Nds vtls, isEn, VIII
h.v. tn. necessary ..ctnes - 4 q e.r h4r-As
win nuc-sstry III StrTsi svcrecs "os -tNeu-
CO aoIfs IRON y O'clO IL the va Tnhs Ghbl >"
,ha mtS5I-I .uANiy
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Do Geiearapt.
Zinc ChIcaro conveusIou

CHICAGO. May Is.-The Hon. Abraham
Lincoln. of Illinois. was nominated tor the
Presidency on the Sd ballot by II majority.
CHICAGO, May Is-The first ba Hot was as
follows: Seward 1871, lincoln s102; Bates
4s: Cameron 504; Mclean II; Chase 80;
Wade 3; Dayton IA; Reed L; Collaner 10;
Fremont /: Sumner L.
On the third ballot Lincoln received 2314
WhereDpon Massachusetts transferred four
votes To Lincoln. nominating him by p ma
joriiy. Olher Stairs changed increasing
Lineoln's vote TO 354, when the nomination
was made unanimous amid great enthusiasm.
CHICAGO, May Is Hannibal Hamlin, of
Maine, was nominated on the second ballot
for Vice President.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, May I7.--Huse re-
ported bill regulating army cintracts and
for retiring and superanuuated aud disabled
officers OF Ihe army.
In committee tue Post Office appropri :
tioa Bill passed, appropriating Sl3000,000.
The committee also acted on the mates
Bills and then considered the General APP
preparation Bill.
SENATE.-Daris replied sharply to Douglas
causing several culloquies between them In
the course of the speech
John A. Dix was nominated aud confirmed
Postmaster at New York.
Eigh teen Congressman publish an address
to the National democracy in the Consiitu-
ton newspaper, urging tue seceders to return
TO The Baltimore Convention.
The Japan, Sc Embassy were formally re-
ceived by the President.
Claybuurne Was confirmed General Ap-
prais for the New York Custom House.
WASHINGTON May lS-H UsE.--The day
was spent on private biil>--unimportant.
The House passed the bill for the protec
ton of lives on steamboats, The House de-
clarcd Daily to he the legal delegate from
Nebraska against Estabrook.
SENATE.-Mr. Mason spoke opposing the
views of Douglas.
F. S. Schenck and VIM. S. Damrell. both
ex-members of Congress, died yesterday, the
former at Camden, n. j., and the latter at
Boston.
Earthquake.
NV YORK, May I8-Advices from Peru
state that Lima and Calico were badly dam
aged by an earthquake on the 22d OF April
In the former place ESQ buildings W. re dam
aged, causing a loss of $1,000 900. Many
were killed aud a number seriously injured.
River News.
LoUIsvIrLE. May lS.-The river is rising
s feet inches water in the canal.
Markets.
New YORK, May l8.-Cotton, sales to-
day 2.2OO bales; m .ddling upland ll4 Flour
Ia. declining tendency; sales 1880, 3 10
as Is. Corn, receipts are Iargc. sales oI
$4,000 bushels. 7l0175. Mess FORK firm,
quiet and uuchans, d.. Beef quiet. Lard
sales $50 bbIs.. III lls.
The rumOr of ii heavy deIacaion in the
Pacific Mail Company through the Tansfi'
q e. k caus d a dizziness in STOCKS. Tie par
ticular- have not lranspirrd.
CINCINNATI. May l8.--Flour 5 SIS. Wits
ky 10. Lard in bbs lie, in kegs liz.
Sugar firm. fulls fair. Sd Oats "A IS
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5-Our correspondent at Caney SPRING
NJ 7 bail county, is assured that the copies Of
the Weekly Pafriot for that Office are mailed
regularly and promptly. That they are not
received regularly is no fault OF our mailing
clerk, who is very careful in the discharge
his duties.
Our correspondent must hire somebody o
cuss the Post Office ID. partment, to which all
the blame attaches. We would uud lake
the Job ourselves. but rs imperfrctly Iious a.
We are, we are quite too much so 10 do the
subject justice. but never mind let US bear
these Affections imposed upon by an IN
gUdly aud gainsaying Democracy until alter
tte next Presidential election. when JOINS
Ball aud bis Post Master Gen, raj will speed
lily bring about better order OF Ihings.
la the meantime. We viii look into tie
failures in question, and if we can Hud nug
where the faalt lies, We shall make fuss
about it..
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Ey- Mr.. TEN BRoECK has been fortunate,
ridden by FOrdbam, Won the Que MS plate {;
Il illesnake, ridden by. FOrdham a sweep
stalk, in match for $500: bis horse Cocka-
hoop. ridden by Ford IAN. defeated his adj
versary. He also won handicap sweep
stakes with Pomona, and a sweepstakes again
with RaItIesnake, who at first ran a dead
heat. but in the deciding heat won. Ford.
ham was the rider in both eases. Priores-.
though ridden with great patience and care,
by Fordham. was beaten by Special Licens' =.
Tbe two Thousand guineas stake Was won by
Mr.. Ten BRoECK's horse Umpire is still at 8
to for the Derby.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-19

vAxosED TaE RAscaE. - We are In
formed thsl Arssrs- PEEscgrr HossoS,
contractors on the Nashville and North
western Railroad, len Ihis place On TIE 10Th
inst. on The train for Louisville They
dew from the Company. he day before,
ali the money due then. aud iefs without
fulfilling their contract, and without payiag
namsroas liabilities hanging oFsr them N
The shape q debts to subeeaiTaciors aad lah:
Der dealers. The road loses nothing %
them. The los falls GA lad yldaals.
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In presenting the merits Of this in-
valuable medicine again to the public,
after trial of more than twenty years,
as certain, safe, and speedy cure of
most of the chronic diseases of the
urinary organs, the proprietor feels
fully prepared to present such an array
of facts, of the most indubitable kind,
from persons living in has otCn imme-
diate neigh6orhood, and has Oacn county,
as well as elsewhere, and such an array
of evidence as he confidently believes
has never before been presented 20 the
public in favor of any other medicine,
patented or not, right at the place where
it started, and enough to 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 Gonorrh9a, Weak
ness of the Loin, ProlapsuS
Uteri, Sympathetic Complaints at
tendant on Pregnancy, &C., &c. /;
and in time CT Labor the Lithon-
triptic has no equal on record, as can
be proved by many Certificates.
Among those testifying to its efficacy
may be mentioned, in his o,cn neigh
borhood and county. the PHYSICIANS,
the CLERGY, CLERKS OF THE CIRCUIT
AND COUNTY CoURTs. MEMBERS OF
THE LEGISLATURE, THE Grand jury
of his own county, FARMERS, MEM
BERs OF CONGRESS from his own
district, &C., &c. an array of testi-
mony sufficient to leave all persons Ia
boring under any of the above-men-
toned diseases perfectly without any
excuse for not obtaining the Lithon-
triptic and being healed, but downright
obstinacy or the most inveterate anti
pathy against any secret remedy. /
will say, in the language of Holy Writ,
If you do not believe the testimony
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that L shall adduce, neither weuld you
believe though one arose from the dead
and told you of the great efficacy of the
Lithontriptic.
The Faculty and the public may be
surprised to hear of remedy that win
certainly dissolve Calcuh, or Stone In
the Bladder, and cause it to pass off
with the urine, and permanently cure
almost all the chronic diseases of the
Urinary Organs, those heretofore in
durable diseases. But the proprietor
is certain that at last he has found out
this great destderatuns al Medicine, q
certain and so e cure for these diseases.
And all he wants, wishes, or desires, is
for the Faculty and the afflicted to give
his medicine fair and impartial trial,
and he has no doubt that they will
be thoroughly convinced of its grea,
efficacy; and if it does not do what he
represents it to do, he would like to
know it and let it be exposed; but if
1t does effect these cures, he hopes, for
the sake of suffering humanity, the Fd-
cuity-the guardians of public health
viii give it their influence. There is
no humbuggery in the Lithontriptic
every certificate is genuine. and the
proprietor will give one thousand dol
lars to any person who will find out
enc spurious certificate.
Any person doubling the truth of
any thing that has been said, is ear
nestly and respectfully requested to
correspond with any person whose
name is annexed to any certificate, and
thereby convince himself of the truth
of every thing that has been published.
The number of bottles that it us--
ally takes TO cure is from one to fivei
though it has been known to take ten
bottles where there were extremely
large formations of Calculi or Stone
TO be dissolved in the bladder.
For the efficacy of the Lithontriptis
zee the Circular, containing some of the,
most wonderful certificates in the world,
around each bottle.
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Illinois Balks--- 3 dis
All notes Of this Sale
should b cUgnteT>lgned b.
the state OfhceT, beng
tlen secured by depo-Ii
u state 81 cks. when Ihis
y mol done they are IA
sIleable.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-19

rD-The Chicago Convention yesterday
nominated ABE LINCOLN. of Illinois, for
President IL is very evident that this was
done 10 cap,i,ate the Democratic lovers OF
'-Old Lincoln" in this State. of whom there
are untold thousands II the Convention
will nov pa; up "o,d tSoLox) Robertson" of
tie New York Tribune for the Vice Pre- hdene .
t,seynl knock the Looofoso ticket Ia TIN
"a see all 10 smash.
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8-Mr- ISAAC GARRETsON. who attempted to
commit suicide few days since, on the road
leading 10 Buena Vista Springs, by cutting
his TIN oat, was at the battle of Waterloo. and
received severe wound from a bayonet,
which placed him hors dH combat early in the
action. He tells many interesting anecdotes
If that famous battle.
Mr. GARREMsoN has been engaged in the
dry goods business here and in Columbia tor
number of years past. and is highly re-
.pected by all who know him.
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&s Feef leafs ufE ksFPea. er-a - rs-iI Regulated
assiites. q a. very esIrsble 70 hzFe chap 4nd
'Sen'eai <AS Tar repairing farHsase, Toy, 1resk-
cry sc. fE
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meets All -EFs sssefseaH~rz, ssid nonsehaa csa
ATS be tslssat Il - is1y reA4f ana -
lie stscktns Isdlft. faere tunEer uecess1<
1or iE'nf1ag "a .ere scnesf. hesdiekz sIs.llz
tai orok-I erksils II - Iart fbe sftrie ~ eens
,aeii. et,.sf .-rezEasasi esrks B-spaiar xlyb
alAzs II fsassezzeal sud tate.
Tals afIniF io7e pFeF1r4sien l. tsNd cold. beng
enesuioasy h-id - sssists, sod s-s-ssnE al The
s4aaea aaxststss q tlst ezsizrt lnskeF's Gizs
Il ee ased n he fsaze q srtsA-xy laa-llzSe
hellE Nzsz3 mere aIhr<re.
..Us&fCL II EVERY a6rsE."
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SPRUCE Street.-The corporation has re-
Gently cut down large portion OF the hill
OH Spruce Street, between Church and Union,
and laid water pipes along it. This improve
ment was much needed, and will be highly
beneficial to property holders in that lOcali-
ty. We notice also that TURNER s. FOSTER.
Esq. is having erected on the brow of the
hill, on the West side of the street, opposite
the mansion OF Mrs. Polk, a residence, the
foundation of which is already constructed;
whilst the residence of DR.. RoBr. MARTIN
South of it, commenced last fall is approach
ing completion. Farther South, between
Church and Broad. the residence of JOHN E.
GLEAvEs. Esq, is near enough completed to
permit him 10 occupy it, and that of Mrs.
claiborne is rapidly being made ready for
her. Adjoining the latter, A. WHELEss, Esq.
Is putting up what, completed. will be one
OF the most comfortable, convenient, and
magnificent private residences in the city.
We are gratilied, also, to learn that the 10.
South, adjoining that Of Mrs. CLAIB RNE ba-
been purchased by Col. w z. BRYAN who
cOntemplates building upon it, at an early
day. a residence which will be crcditable to
his known good Taste, and to the city. We
are adj to chronicle these evidences of the
march of improvement in one of the most
desirable localities in the city, and one
which our city authorities have siDgularly
neglected, although the corporation is deeply
interested in it. We trust that now private ei-
terprisc is doing So much for it, the city
Ihorities will not be backward in future.
The street needs gading, aud at several points
crossings should b. made for de>triaus
Can't the representatives. of the Fifth Ward il
he Board OF Aldermen aud City Councl do
something to induce those who have charg
of the streets TO do their duty iu The premises
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NASHVILLE. Nav I9. 1850.

Tire officers and M mbers of Pioneer Ho
and Ladder Company No. l, most respectfully
return their sincere thanks to Mrs. GEORGE
GREIG, for the very LIBERAL and generous
spirit displayed in furnishing refreshments
to their guests at their ball last night, aud in
rendering their acknowledgements would as
sure her The courtesy was fully appreciated.
BENZ. MYERS, SEc'Y.
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Concentrated Cure
A @ u a V I T A E

-rn,s,s,o-ty - nut a. IL small vIaIs, aud can be
seut by nafIto A.y !dress- \ triII "IiI satisfy
UseIt for 4 Eee< AMI yOG will experience great
benefit circular containing full PARTICULARS sent
0Ts-.1 on application Price per bottle 81.
one bottle Wilt asst a month
hs-Thisrsmedy issGitable for either sex
Address K CIR Jts F.R, NedIc4I gent,
> yiy27tf 81 Broadway New York
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@- The fremen brought out their ma
chimes after dinner yesterday, and had .
general spouting of water. The fartheet
throw was made by the Two's, who made
their stream devour Isl feet. The Three's
were put down at 24s4 feet solid water
United States, an engine in In iian1rolis
having made the next hes: some time ago
Dan foot
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YoUNG AMERICA FOR Mr.. Bella num-
organized a military company called the
Bell Guards. and will appear on parade in a
few days. Hurrah for the boys.
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From tie Nex York ExaminrT, AusUst IS 1888
sPAIprNG's IErPAHlb GIU :, 'i' he los repairing
furniture IA all ols.s CD ,e' H .Ac.s' glue J.
rsed Its excellent menuIuE be- - reastenh Z
the Ioossned Iosve~ aud eov6T- q .cSly aud arm
II Il put up IN bottle or g'ass glue t"i'h brush
aud will become iis Iei,s,ble To hUlse Hespc'-
mayl5-2w
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RACES PosTPoNED.-Owing to the heavy
of over the Nashville course yesterday, wei e
postponed until next Wednesday.
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GOmmerriai.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
Nav 10 IS6H [

NASHVILLE. May 10, 1860.
COTTON.-Sales yesterday Of one small
lot al sc per lb.
TOBACCO.-Sold yesterday at a. Ham
ilton',, AZ hhds. at the following prices: 2 40
75, 6 50, 1 90, 2 40, 3 50, Is, d 90, Z
O0.7 so . 60 60, 7 %. 8 IS. 81. 2 60.
7 so. Is 5 20. IS. 90. 10, 5 Is 4
O5, 3 90, IS. 90, 10. so, 5 65. 5 so.
6 90. co. 2 so, 3 20, Is, so, 3 40
6 90 2 80. 40, 90.
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szrJoHS .sUtIlxHs was around yesterday
iaeralag .sfore o'elsek, vita The Loaissiiie
Bslls<.z u Thursday sssaiag. and abe Clnel- Q
aasi cssnxresei OF Thursday raerning.
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.es-Deaths irem the use OF californi.
Lrer seem TO have eatsrely ceased through
out the eouatry. Has every body asAsdonsd
the use Of hat beverage!
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g- 1t will be seen from our telegraphic
dispatches that the Chicago Convention yes
trrday nominated HANNIBAL HAMLIN, of
Maine, for Vice President on second ballot.
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SPEAKING 1O-NIGHT.-The candidates for
Attorney General will add -ess their fellow
citizens at the Market House tonight
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HYGEIA HOTEL,
Old Point Comfort, Virginia.

THIS tasorite summer resort, celebrated for is
j. bathing, refreshs, breezes and
tsand nee of c hsl, oy sters and Gratis, will be
ady for The option OF guests on the nfs OF June
Ssh The recent ifnpssS emens, thorough renovation
nd paiatg fhs esiaol slnent viii present additional
inaoc- nents - persons seeking delight II Summer
fden.e and ith the stfeSt attention te business
aud attrrtiee ASSISTANT, hops To merit Iuli
saare u the public patronage
Jos sEsAR,
msyi5-aAIriwlm C. c. WILLARD.
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tspooalsrity Of tic MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
NEyT Is coextensiye with the civilization OF the
siobs Other ARTICLES claim aIlSUiGie pain and
distress-tais exres. Family Physicians, Govern
l.sat HOSPITALS F4rrieTs, Planters, Farmers, Livery
mea &c, bIge ptrtiedL-rly demonstrated inns ZACH
ugh.sat the world 40 article ever before re
es,yed such undivided praise and suPPeTtirom Aeoi
cal and Scientific mel.
RHEUMATISM
or wars, standing h.Is been totally cured Piles,
Ulcers ra3rs Running Sores, scr"fula st'n JOINTS
F.lous, sxeIlings, Borne, Bites Boils, Chaps, Neu
r..z,a. Salt gheun, and all aches and pains upon
nan and kindred complaints upon
HoEsEs, CATTLE, &c.
.,rr ~ Pinr-bOle Call Scratches, Spas ID Poll-EviiI
s--s.n-y -Hoof-aii sc !, al sabdued aBd cured by
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HealGn and Happiness
Secured.

THE CONCENTRATED CURE
TIE CONCLNTRATED CURE
a POWERFUL REMEDY
Il POWERFUL REMEDY
FOR WEAKNESS
FOR WEAKNESS "
FOR EARLY INDISCRETION
FOX EARLY ISDlSCKETiON
TRY 1T! TRY III
TRY IT. THY IT!
xyuCy,i La saD are suffering from tie e fects
y,,,t. IL discretion DC surely and per n
nrntIr rr.flreI nv GslnE Lle
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Es- We authorized TO announce ]. E NEW
Mn a candidate for Magistrate in the Second
Ward. nIayT-tf
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No Tine 10 Wait for The po,tar |.

4 BOUT t.ese tines al children vii eat green fruit
n Al any ms,leeus Of day night, they are liable
be attacked by Cholera Nor bus lsysestery ID
.rri NssinS tisen 90 send Tor the dszctar- The
q, eisnbe' d. SO terry = Tug instantly reheyes N
cases. No family sssEht To b witheut Il n TIE
soise Iss l'rosui taeks has wed theessRass Tala-
bl~ lives Va IsnGesSe- The past few years- Oa8y
- &C = b4tie-~aougn Tor xtscie Emily for =
w-ole A fresh bot gGst EccciSed-
ayi3-u GAcEkSzIE q NtSCHTS.
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Children's Fancy GOeds.

|xC,oSsfsTISG Of AL the Ais<t ssy les for Boys,
~ Chdres infants aud liiis Aissesi 90 Nhleh tie
ku.ntiSn OF tee ladies' h particaATiy reqsessed.
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