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WINCHESTER.

TWVaE County o franklin county Tennessee IS pleas
sntly situated the Boiling Fork Of Elk tFo and hal
south OF the Chattanooga Railroad, the Railroad lead
ing Alabama, and completed to Fayetteville It justly
celebrated fer its Schools which literally pat
ronzed the planters Of the South vest both Of
excellence u the schools themselves the health Of the
and surrounding country Il in sight OF the great Uni
yersiy Of the South which, when in operation, must greatly
contribute the prosperity Of the country and the town. It's
proximity the immense Coal beds just being opened, is
everything necessary support human life, It's unnteupt
description.
The Railroad Depot
At Winchester is situated what known the Ogden Tract
Of Land, containing By and extending into the town
This has been laid Cd and sub divided into suitable Lots
with Of bringing into market That portion aroundte
Depot has laid od Lots Of three 70 eight acres each
suitable both for and for residences Lot No
contains and half and embraces the Manon large
and conmOdouS Brick House, fine we'll Of water, &C.
On Saturday, the goth Of May next
We will offer Public Sale the premises the a9oye tract Of
divided into Lots stated, on ceit OF one
two and three years. notes satisfactorily secured beaFng in
terest, and a lien retained. 81,
plan Of the grounds can be seen BY Gaining Oh ar lIy
Carr, Winchester 4,
The sale is positive and without reserve tue owner n &c
teTmined TO close them Those interested IN me gro. anu
prosperity Winchester would do we'll . attend mis- SAFE
G. NJ FOGG,
" s. LINDSLBY.
6nrl On "a "A +vSvtd. Agents for Owners.
II PWinchsster Home Journal copy till day OF sale
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Terms OF 9 Oard.
EInneY LOSfi!

+ LOST on yesterday red POrtmOnaie. torn little
near the latch containing Ss in msney, and some valuable
between Mr. EYerett's Union street and the
WATSON House will pay liberal reward for the return Of the
80 =, ne rf5re D. A. COLE.
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For SmithIand and Paducah
II = MAIL PACK ET

rHVHE 5plendid passenger packet Il l. l. A, 80 -
sIMMs, Master, will leave for the above go
10 CLOCK Nd For freight passage, apply on board orto
L % 49, 80 A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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- 1TFrTPHTs AND NEW OH

,,1rTr sns new steamer James Woods, ~
Povp Master viii leave above on THURS
DAY next, st 10 A. NJ ,+
For iEeish' 0i pass -fi'' A. HAMILTON, Agent
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The Charleston Convention.

In our telegraph column tins morning viii be
found the last and fullest news we have from the
Charleston Convention.
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OF
FINE OIL PAIN TINGS.
CATOOsA SPRINGS.


TEyHE having again taken lease OF this well known
4 watering place, justly famous as the
Saratoga OF the South,
and thankful patronage received season. will again
prepared by the middle Of June and
will strive of that patronage which here
literally bestowed upon this popular Sumner
Resort.
shall endeavor at all times to provide my with ali the
keep on hand a constant supply Of lee
shall the BEST COOKS that be procured in the
Sauh and shall provide sucency Of faithful and attentive
servants. have also engaged the services Of
lSUPERIOR MUSICIANS,
delight the concord Of sweet sounds will b
Abundantly gratihed
The MEDICINAL VIRTUES Of these many and led min
we'll require extensive de-
sptiou. addition the Red, Whie and Black Sulphur
uexhaube well OF the Free My sccOmmo
very have pleasant cottages
from the hotel where families be quiet and
tired in their homes.
SITUATION, CONVEYANCE, &C.
Casooss Springs Catoosa county, Ga ~ miles from
the Weslern and Atlantic Railroad Omnibus and good
Hacks will platform the arrival Of each train The
Springs have direct railroad communication with Savannah
Charleston, Augusta Macon, MedgeTille Columbus, Atlanta
Montgomery, Nashville and Chattanooga.
Terms OF Board.
single Week.....,....,. .'...-. ,..... l099
Visitors who wish to engage board by season. their
families will boarded at $50 per month Those who wish to
engage board By saason would do well to address the
U7sChildren and servants boarded at half price
a5Iil 25-dtu4m J. J. HARTMAN.
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FOR SALE.

THVHE SPLEN DID MANSION recently erected BY
Wesley Whe-ess, with about thirty eight Of land up
which is located is offered for sale. The house situated
beautiful hill about mile s50ve the city, the north
side and about four hundred yards the Cumberland
beautiful grove Of forest trees, which point
Of the city is in full view The contains about sixteen
al handsomely and conveniently arranged with
pipes it is built materials
the architectural style. Two thirds Of the land
with fine forest timber, and the
which already set with varieties Of fruit trees, Strawberries
grapes SC &C
Mr Wheeless being located in business in Liverpool,
England, induces this offer Of sale Of his property the
undersigned Nashville, who resides and will show pro-
pery and give the terms Of sale II previously disposed
private sale, the property will be offered auction
premises, on Thursday III Of June next
Nashville, Tenn, apis. l550-dtis. HOBSON
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wEDaEsDAE. AFRIL 3. SO.


Persons wishing procure copies OF the Public Acts Of the
Legislature Just closed can obtain them by applying this or
ne or The Secretary Of State, there few copies for
sale at 81 90 per copy. aprl4-a
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The convention held four ballotings, and then
nominated Hon LEWIS CAss, of Michigan by accla-
nation
THE following statement exhibits the vote
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Reduced II rio q 8!

We have on hand fine assortment OF SILK Berages, Musns,
Travelling Goods and everything could wish for
Also White Goods Embroideres Hosiery, Table Damask'
sheetng Beahe and Domescs, Plantation Goods for
men women, Cloths, Cassmere Veng and Underwear
for GentleLlen.
We wish to call particular attention to Bargain
Counter OF which will be found al times many desirable
goods at onefoarth their value.
aprI3-tf NICHOLSON & HUMFhhEA.
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- 80: ] ~ ?. IngsTsoll, J

Cen. PTERcE it will be seen was not nominated
until the tbirty-sixth ballot, when he was brought
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ROPOSING soon to make change in Business arrange
mens desire to reduce present stock as much rs
possible In order to do this will offer our entire stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DIZZY GOODS
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InsIIrnmce NOficc.

yEyHE Annual Meeting Of Stockholders Of the Nashville
Commercial Insurance Company will be held at their Othce
on Monday May elect eleven Directors
to serve for the ensuing twelve months
JAMES WALKER,
Nashville April 90 1860. Secretary.
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
55@@@Rs@RHN WIEWR

GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
1@R@a@RH
To baltimore, Philadeiphia, New York
and i'Os;3n, s5 ,9g 1eS S Ciix. iIoaa 70
.~,EyrsRaH OHIO AND BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROADS terminate So Baltimore and washing
- se vb Psiiroads and from al points in he
Vyest, Southwest and NOEth-West.
p,ysr, BY tbis Route can visit the cities Of BalHnor,
phslepnis Nes fork or 33 % so'i Of cEet % NsE
A9rA % 1-sfs ln $50 BE- procured via pTasbu- CHS, a.
49, 1900 sitisg st 81 additional charge q g. only
'n sis1iores-s attached % an night trains.
Tsfss good until usd, with ne privilege q soppioz o. a.
al 2Ll Bs1 ana travellers Cor pleasure orinfru,o ,
- m n. Eafera Cities al a comparatively sr11 s-ass.
W.. s5 i esisbratsl ITS EoudsruI tsauiy M
+ Z gaeussi the world. Issystsm o. day and niabt 49,
~ iouat Of double traeki its fDs botss (undsf s 1r,
ia1cs Of ConPanyl ensures % the passengers speed lfst
Tboagh TeSsts and Baggage Cheeks can procured az an
the principal Railroad and Steamboat Oaees in The West
Ask for tickets va he Baltimore sld Ohio Rsiiracd.
" R.saltH1 Master Transportation q 4 r.
l. H. COLE, General Ticket Agent, 3 0kE.
p EULL&ks Genl Western Agent, d. EOHR.
Nv. BROWN, GenI Ticket Agent, c ORR
INTERPRETATIONS.
WE are hourly expecting suppiyof the lemons PHI
w adePha Rrg=rators Ali that have s5ld .ys gwen
uriimi.sd 'aisfaeon, bols As to price and economy.
water coolers.
WEAVE niiy water Coolers OF al qualities PLAIN and lne
With porcelain.
Fruit Cans and Jars.
We have several hundred 6ozau Of various ana aiss,
and az all prices TO suit the OF the community.
Silver Soap.
Az article that ali bsusesssps1s require oreeanag paint
Marble Silver Or Plated Ware, Looking 6iAslars &c
CnsfOFss
We have he largest and most Varied alsrnt OF Plated Cas-
tors ever brought 10 the ciiF.
Piafee Forks ana spoons, or all eusiisss. from
the cheapest 10 the best.
apr l9 AAIl1c1lh q AlAChlA-
1.-THE Grave Could speak,
VWTE would learn iha haif he chirea that bora
w de before they ave years 90 age GlTe gTons
medicines % children, hut az TO The GrsnhcE
CbIdren's PumaceuE
The most valuable melins Tor goung children hat s
been invented.
THE GREFhNbAltd HEALTH Rlll8t,r loF 2a csll1 VIl
make balls gallon f the Stomach Bitars snopn;
be weak combinations, dpepdc haliss bilious dle.
deranraen1 Of ne Stomach and hQEalz Every fl llla
hnre thsu as tae present change q .hs ssas1n-
sprl9 AAlAAiLlk 4 AlAsil4s,
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SPEECH OF
HON ]. |. ANDERSON:

On he Prinsples and Policy Ct The Black Repablicu
Parig, and the Duty Of Wigs and ATaeTicaRS b
tie approaching State and Presidential Elections
DeliUered IN he House of Representatives. F55rli-
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For the Against
rnLa. II.
For the Againi
IL MH

The COnTenuOn DaHOJIeu eIShJ times TOT q Ffesl-
dental candidate with the following result:
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collectors Notice.

WILL collect claims due in Tennessee Northern Georgia,
or Aasama Merchants, others in this city. During
my ABSENCE claims left with Messrs. StraOn Seymour, to
whom refer, will receive attention. Ny charges will be
moderate. l. SIMS,
apr2O-lw Nashville, Tenn.
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Gin SaIe Enterprise.

TAVING taken for a short time the Front Room the
q oqd floor OF Hardy & Brothers Auction and Commission
House. selling low rates. large stock Of Hand sOme
JeWelrY and Fancy Goods ard give handsome
and desirable present with article sell Call and try
anr2D-tf PHILIP MORRIS.
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REMAREABLE ESCAPE FROM THE APACHE INDIANS
A Mrs. JoHN PAGE was, some time since. carried
away from her home in Arizona by the Apache In
dams, who, being closely pursued by the whites,
rather than surrender their prisoner lanced her in
several places and left her for dead. At the same
time the poor woman was suffering severely from
fever and ague Notwithstanding her disease and
injuries. however, she managed 10 creep away
from the place where she had been left bound up
her wounds and managed to sustain life by roots.
until she arrived at white settlement 4 more
wonderful escape las rarely happened
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-25

The strike in the shoe trade down East has re
suited in throwing out of employ the poorer class Of
workmen. who are seeking other employment
MANY are entering the fishing fleet
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RATHER LARGE IAu--Newtou, Illinois. was visi-
ted by hail storm on the night Of the 10th, and all
the windows on the northerly and westerly sides Of
the houses were broken. The SiaT-whose measure
ments we by no means indorse-says that some Of
the larger stones were eight inches in circum-
+ayaupp
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-25

lvrrunR11vAL OF Gov. WIsE.-Ihe Richmond En-
o,,irsr publishes a letter from HENRY \. WISE,
withdrawing his name from the Charleston Con
yention and asking his friends to unite cordially
with the majority Of the delegation, and present the
vote of the State as a unit before the Convention
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RECENT TESTIMONY.

FROM HON. GEORGE 8. HILLARD, OF BOSTON.
never write without having johnson, Richardson WEBSTER
aud Worcester all within reach; Il we're compelled
only one, I should surely take Worcester
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NOIICE -T
SA MAHAN. OF ADRIAN. IN


A SA MAHAN, OF ADRIAN, IN
IA the Stale Of Michigan, W Ii take notice that
-, ph n. Hartwrl Of - GATHERINGS Canada West,
did, on lie 9th da VI october, A. d. l6tU, file his
petition ia the Court Of Common Pleas 81 cUun-
~ Of Cuyah ga, IN the stale UhU, against elias
>. StOuf, Mar arvtta StOue, Asa Aiahun, aud VIM.
q. North, defendants, prallug that certain ltnGs,
situate in Brooklyn township, ia said cuu ~ Ui Guy
ahog, and known lots 6Z3, 62I Us, 626, az, 6is
~ AMI b5D IA s. >. Stones survey VI College tract,
being part Of lot NJ. 81, IN said 81 oOkyu township,
may bv sold 10 satisfy certain NOR gage gwen
seCuriYtOr the pay nt Of hyv pruns-Ory notes for
three hundred and tity dollars each. wih annual
ted 4luy lst loo and payable ia one, two, three,
Our aud hVe years alter date which notes and mort
gage we're asstVurd By said Asa blahau to said VIM.
T. Nurth, and By said VIM. q. North the plaintiff,
Joseph II. HutWell.
The said Mahan is req nirrd TO appear and ans
wcr said petition on Or before the sIh ay Of Decem
Der, lslil H. p SPALBING.
oetzi:5l2 AIty for Plaintiff
SHERIFF'SS SSALE-BY VIRTUE
~ VI writ Of reudIJiOni exponas Issued from t,ie
LOurt Of Common flt a. VI Gu ahoga County. aC The
-uIt Of the Commissioners Of t;uyahuVa County.
PlalntlHs, against Hrury whitman, ct. al l,.-
ieudants, to directed, shall Uer for sale ~ pub
lie auction at the door Of the Court house IN the
Clly Cleveland IN said County, On the sd day Of
December, ls6l, at o'clock 4. ~, the follow ing
described lands and truemeuts, TO WG: Situate iu
the city Of Cleveland County Of CuyahOga state Of
OHIO: ia Barber Lord allotment, Lots Ms 7lI lis,
g4l and y6. halle LOt No south side ui west
hall Of Lot No 3i1, one half iu common Of Lots Nos
30 4aO aud fl, south half of Lot No fgs aud whole
Of Lots Nos. sg5, 81, 6c5 6s6 and 6,7. Also in Viii
leyylle allotment la said city, sub Lots NOs. 81. 81
lj3- aud 80. Also sub Lot No. ~ in /. L. Htwitt's
subdivision and allotment in said city
n T. N ENarfF
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NEW YORK nIARKRT-NOv. 5.



FLOUR-Contnucs dull and about ID lower on
common and medium grades with only limited de-
mand for export and home consumption,
stat; S5,t56AhO tor extra states S5SlaAs5 for su-
perhna Western; ea,dnflb 81 TOR common tu medium
extra Wesleni 81 7o9a'7S ior shipping broadu extra
CANADIAN FIOUR-Market heavy and pr
oes rule IN mvor ~ the buyers Sales were 80 bbls
At SA,7a0lT.5i iur Common 10 choice extra.
RYE FLOUR ton inucs steady with moderate
sales q t3,aS St,2s ior common TO choice snpernne
CORN MEAls-Dnll, with iriling sales oi ger-
Soy at - ~ and hrandywine % $40
WIIISK " -Frmer, with an active demand with
sales OF 1870 bbls at ilftd2ac.
MBEAT-Market continues very much unset
tied Pnrtls in store frniy held but lots Hnnat
roSu Is abo,t exhausted, but freishts al the close
were scarcely 80 9noyanl sales II NilwRgsee cub
Ter nd western nt a. ,3hal S3' ChcaC0 spriua 81, va
l,2l whit ohio and indiana i0i, IS, red State
Sl,22, M ah,at; winter rcd western ON shpboard at
~ Sg-ireight l2t6tf9d, EQUAL 90 i,3s ailasit
RYE-Msrkrt dull with ssles at 72sl73r.
kAt l4E h-lulll heavy anu lower ior common
descriptions, and quite primer io5 prime sales wsIe
3As1 bnsh al ioIs for Canada East, and 7'@IUo for
CORN-Narlet opeued steady aud closed heavy
sales are t6,uOl bu at 71iur mixed Western ahuat
and 72312'fc do In store; 1297So for Southern yell
OATs-Ouly IN moderate request Sales are at
57el1Se Cor western, canada and state.
PQR X Market nrmer for mess and quiet and
Tor niess; Sito5aIt,2s for prime.
bls AZ SsSes5 p i0r country lncss $50 80 tor
racked mess; sl0Ul9ll for extra mess; SS,7594,OO
tor country prime.
PRIME MESS BBEF-DuH and unehauRed,
BEER H ANiS-Dull and steady Small sales AZ
slAm0i ,25 Western smokru meats setling at Slt
al tir hams; Sg4 "a 10 Tor shoulders; lls8@llA
for sides.
b BItON-very qni,t but steady.
err MEATS--C Continues rull, with small sales
az s14@>hc tor shoulders, and n6elISc for hams.
LAID Market dull. sales Rre 80 bbls at l2@
t2br.
6UTTER- Selling at iOsI4c for OhiOi I5@2lo
tor state
CHERSE-Steady NJ sauo.
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afledifines.
OF AMERICAN VIC
MEN.-Resd notices in the Tribune .i1,cs H.

HEALTH OF AMERICAN \YC.--
i a MEN.-Rsad notices in the Tribune since Dso.
srom his EzcegieDcy JAMES D, WEsCOTT, Gov
eI9or ui blcrida, and meIuber 0i the u. s. Solnte:
FOl upward Of twenty-five yeffrs 1 was afflicted
With disease IN my isiny which the best medicine
and surgical talent IN the country failed 10 cure, bit
ghien yielded in most satisfactory manner, 70 ths
Graeienbsrg Remedies. eonscientiousy advise their
use. JAS ID WEsTCOT'T
AEW EDHK, February, 1859.
Dr. j. n. BRfDGE-Dear Sir: some two wears aro
an intimate female friend had been suffering from
falling Of the womb whites and deranged menFfru-
alton, together with the attending symptonig -
clearly described in your advertisements aud pam
phcts She had the very best medical skill Id this
city till entirely prOstrate and her physician finally
told her that De thought her lie MIGHT possibly bs
prolonged n Eitle longer uid the most jndiciOu8
Treatment. For two weeks after that she continued
10 sink, when came Into yOur once ~ the Grac-
ienberg Medical Institute ana related her symu-
toms. As you WIS confident Of tie Graeienberg
blarshals Cath0cDu, in relieving her, she discharF-
Cd al! The physicians tried il, though doubling
y. PrOsidentally it Heed her quickly, and i've
bottles entirely cured. since then, for near two
years there has not been any recurrence Of The com
plant, and she l. ~ strong, active and healthy
when ayouDg glTl. 5NO. b. BRIGGS
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THE AMERICAN
PHOTOGRAPHIC PORCELAIN Co.,
NO. 7Si pngAnwAY, NEW iOHK.
HAVING SECURED THEIR
novel and Ingenious invention by American
and European patents, are fully prepared to execute
MINIATURE LIKENE,sEs OF PERSONS on
CHINA,
presenting all the attractive and edvan Ageous lea,
tnres Of ordinary photographic the bTillmnoy and
nnish Of a water color draNings and hitherto IN
attained quality Of durability, BY being rendered a.
impcrishahle A. the ura properties Of the articles
upon which thcy are transitrfeu.
A. tie pslented pf9ce,s Of 1he Company enables ',,
suriacrs but upon such NJ are round or OF any de-
frcc Of irruguhrily-portJaits can De Teprod,nioru
Wh iAutless accuracy and delicacy OF dolineAton'
upon Porcelain warea Ot any description ana dimen-
.ons used articles Vi luxury OF Of household ut-
iiy, such as
URNs, VASES, BR2EEAA,K,FlAsT CUPS, TOILET
ARTICLES Sc.i
thereby securing faithful portraits and furnishing
unique aud sxquiuto style Of ornamehtatlon ol Art-
In % orT ii 70 furnish facilities for the qualification
Of the popular taste, and 70 meet the wants OF those
patrons Of the Pine Arts desiring Of having portraits
ON Porcelain, the Com pany have imported nom Eu-
rope collection 0f superior porcelain gods manu-
tactured 70 their own ordrri which they svl al cost
As the American Company are owners Of the pa
tent right, aud consequently the only persons al-
thorized 10 use the PROCESS thvy have determined
IA Or,ier tu afford
PEOPLE IN EVERY SECTION OF THE UNION
an opportunity possess
PORTRAITS ON CHINA,
20 make the following proposition residents In the
Country whu are unable visit personally thc
Atelier and Galleries IN New York.
Persons sending photograph, amhrOtype, or da-
guerreOtype the office Uf the Company IN New
YOrks, accompanied 10y
FIVE DOLLARS,
will receive In return by express, free Of other
charge, richly ornamented
BREAKFAST CUP AND SAUCER,
with the portrait transferred thereon. By transmit
ing dAguerreotype and
TEN DOLLARS,
thry will secure in like manner,
AHANDSOME FRENCH VASE Or TOILET
ARTICLE,
with the portrait rsprOsuCrd by the patented pro-
uess By sending pair Oi daguurreOtypes and
FIFTEEN DOLLARS,
they will receive Ia return
PAIR or RIOH sEYRES VASES,
with tile pOrrits executed equal to miniature paint
ngs; aud, in like manner, Portraits can be repro
duced on porcelain wares or
VASES OF EVERY QUALITY OF FINISH,
ranging in price from
TWENTY TO ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS THE
PAIR.
N. B BE particular 10 writing the address, town,
county aud State dsticnily.
an letters 70 be addressed to ''Manager American
Photographic Porcelain Co.." 73l Broadway, New
York. octl3:Slo
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mr. KEELER'S CoUau CANDY,

hh. kEELB Il > COUGH candy,
for Bronchitis, Cough. Hoarseness, Irritation
4 he Throat anu Lungs, and for scl pulmonary AZ
ctious, it has very happy Elect aud relieves lain
and difficulty of breathing very speedily No g.
Public Square.
DR.. kEELER'S Worm LoLeuges are agreeable to
take and always have the desired enect IN plling
all varieties Of worms FOR sale az No. b Public
Square.
PULMONARY BALsAM, for Soreness, Ulcera-
ton. Asthma, and 10 frtiiy the Lungs AGAINST Colds
and Consuupi iou -tahds prominently In advance
ol anything ever offered the tublic Prepared and
sold by g.. keelsr. n. D., 81 Public square.
Dr keller ) AnOdyne ENlectorHnt, 10 sOot1
and quiet Childr and prevent The Group, Is a
tain remedy; it Tree aud easy eNpectotuti
and gives great rrrfin advanced Stages Of Consump-
tfon. Prspared and sold nj - Public Square.
SAGE and 50 UMMER SAVOY, crude and pulver-
ized at 80, southwest CORNER Pub. Sqnare.
FRESH EkBS, pressed. and a iull supnly OF no-
tan and Eclectic Medicines at the Eclectic Drug
store, 80. 30, southwest corner Public square.
A good substitute f0r TobuccO, CardamUn, at Nc.
3 Public Square.
PERFUMEkl. Soap, Brushes, Pomada and Gro
cet les, &c, at 81 Public square.
The Excelsior viii prevent the Hair from falling
oii OF turning trey, and is highly perfumed Pre-
pared aud sold ~ 81 Pubic Sqnare, oct25
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osWEGn nIARKRr-NoY. 5.


FLOUR-Murket dull and UNCHANGED.
WuEAT-ShHde better, with mort doing Sales
are Anl bushels No Chicago spftng nt slu9hi H.
0l bush do nt Sl,W anuHt, hahl izh OanadR Club 40
sl,iu; and leI0 'ush white CaPesilan at SIS
CORN-Quicf
WARi. .FF-in moderate demsnd. Sales are $500
bush hay Qunte az toc, and uWb bush primo To-
RIEIstondy. sales arc isg00 bush Canadian at
60c
PEAS-Tcl4 at 5Ac,
CANAL EIfEiGHrS-lrm 49c on aouri lsc
on wheat; W Afr On corn % n. Y.
LAKE IMIi0ttrS-l02501 bushels wheat; 2slOO
bush cern; ~ In barley; 290 bush rye; l2u0 peas.
CANAL ENpORTS-l2fAh hls -four; 00u0 buah
Wheal. Is2lO bush barley; A0o huah corn.