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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-06-22
MEDICAIl

the nations"
1850. APPOINTMENTS. 1890.
DR. r.. J. LYONS, the celebrated Indian Herb
- Doctor. can be consulted at the followinq
Cleveland, Office 1874 Superior street.
Office days in Cleveland, as follows s-1s, 3D. llth
18th, 18th, and 31st
Ravonna, Prontiss fiouse each month, Sd & tth
Akron, Empire House, do 5th 4 9Th.
Mossillon, American Hotel, do 7th & 9th.
Canton, Franklin House, do 9Th & 10Th.
Warren. Gaskil House, do 18th & 18th.
Eyrin, Boebe House, do 10th a. l7th
Norwalk, American House. do 18th a. 18th.
PP@S PfsSo% ks,ssfs Esiss hSs S 90 90 ed n asi it
Panesyie, Cowles' House, do 29th
Chnrdon, Chuses Hotel, do 30th.
pTMoxim strictly adhered to-
| give such bsins ns have no strifo
With nature or the laws of life;
With blood my hands never stain,
Nor poison men 10 ease their pain
liz Is A PHYSICIAN INDEED, WHO CURESi
The Indian Herb Doctor, r. J. LYONS. cufes
the following complaints in the most obstinate
stnges Of their existence, viz; a.. -.4
Diseases Of the Throat, Lungs, Heart, Liver.
Stomach. DrOpsy in The Chest. Rheumad adsm,
Neuralgia. Fits OF Falling Sickness, and
all other Nervous Derangements>
Also, nll Diseases Of the Blood,
such as Scrofuln, Erysipelns,
Cancers. Fever Sores.
Deprosy.
And all other complicated Chronic Complaints
4 All forms Of Femaie Difficulties attended 70
] with the happiest results.
1t Is hoped that one will despair OF q cure
until they have given the Indian Herb Doctor
Medicines fair and faithful trial. pcr During
/ the Doctors travels in Europe. West Indies, East
I Indies, South America aud tho United States, ho
has beeu the instrument in Gods hand, to restore
to health and vigor thousands who were given up
| and pronounced incuruble BY the most eminent
/ Old School Physicians; nay more, thousands who
were on the verge Of the grave, are now living
| MONUMENTS to the Indian Herb Doctors skill
and successful treatment, and ore daily exclaim-
! ing" Blessed be the day when first we saw and
/ parook OF The Indian Herb Doctors Medicine" ."
Satisfactory references Of cures will be gladly
and cheeriully given whenever required.
The Doctor pledges his word and homer that he
will in nowise directly or indirectly induce or cause
1 any invalid TO take his medicines, without the
strongest probability or a cure.
Remember, consultation nnd advice free, Tho
poor shall be literally considered.
11-fhe DR.. has issued neat pamphlet, con.
tanning q sketch OF his Life, Study and Exten- =
sive Travels, which can be obtained by all who de-
sire one-free Of charge, at his room on his ap-
pointed days, or at his office, in Cleveland, l8i
| Superior Street. ....
8%rPost Office address, box 1868.
5O2d RI LYONS, NJ. D.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-06-22
JUNE APPOINTMENTS
Prove all Things!!
DIR. Il. w. WADSWORTH.

Dhs n. w. WAD0NVOht n,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
WILL Be AT HIS OFFIC E, u
AsurABULA, 29th.
PANEsvILLE, Cowlcs House, 29th.
CLARION, Chase House, 30th. ...-
CLEVELAND, Johnson House, July, LIST, & 2nA
CONSULTATION FREE.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-06-22

The following shows the mean tenn
,,srdture, amount OF rain, the prevailing
wind with the velocity Of the same, and
the number of thunder storms, for each
Spring Of the following years .
D,to Tonon Po;n Wind Vol Th St,n'a
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The roolsund leaves will be Tor the hsallr
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-21
For the I'Il Barren Prc,s:

The cloud tina, has SO long been gather
ing above the political horizon, has burst
upon Us. Alr. Lncoln is elected Polite
ians, political extravagance. political bitter
ness, vituperation OF opposing sections by
the politicians of each, have brought up
on us monentous crisis. 1No,e, ii ever. is
the time for common sense and the people
the conservative elements of our political
fabric, to assert themselves.
l feel in lo sense responsible for tho ca
tastrophc, (for can regard it in no other
light.) /, in common with many other
democrats, preferred Mr.. Breckenridge. But
believing has prospects destroyed by the
unhappy division At Charleston, we voted
against our party, and for Mr.. Bell, to de-
.eat Mr.. Lincoln. But our hopes and Ell
forts were alike vain. l make no charges
against any one. criminate no one. I
believe every Southern man voted with tho
same view. Iet though do not feel re-
sponsiD.e for the result, l and mine are in
volvel in its consequences. Therefore, may
|. as one OF the people, be permitted to
speak with caimncss, with moderation, l
hope, without bitterness or crimination, but
with view alone to u true solution of the
problem before us-a problem involving so
much happiness, 50 much prosperity. so
many bright and yet Frightening prospects
Gro forbid that IL should involve dcstruc-
tiom and biooishel aad horror.
g Secession r" is ons Of the proposed rem
e!ieS Tor onr Ills, Let lis be quite sure the
temeiy l. not worse than tne disease ~
One of the evils of our disease is tho
inetiicacy OF the - Fpgitive Slave Law"
VIII "e Secession aAori tn, appropriate
remedy?
We nor have tn. Constitution and its
sacred obligations. We have the Felcral
judiciary and the Federal police we have
the obliSsticn of Official oaths ; wo havo
the army and Navy; we have thousands
OF friends scattered through tn, Northern
States, to assist US in giving effect to that
! important statute. VIII" secession" aiford
! greater security than these? VIII even q
staining army OF say fifty thousand SOL
diers, the necessary conconitant OF . scccs-
sion," afford halt 30 great security as these
against a then united North Instead OF
few mobs and an inimical State Statute
or two, will there net be q Srcat, powerful, |,
and beiiscrcnt nation at 0ur very door, hay.
sarroundiny Us, AMI seeking 10 crush us and
otr institutions. y nation, 800. only the
mogc capable of accomplishing th.ir d..
sigus tc,a,,se o. th.ir intimate acquaintance
vita US an, our resources. anl OF their SIM
/ iil4rity IA thonsat aai telling and language.
Tho tr,e aai en!ishteIsi 4 alvo Al. ei .iavS
~ will, above all things avoit . sncas'
sioa
Anoth,r eyl is want of profession t;
Sousi,orn property aai SoH'hsrn insti.u
tiops IN cur Territories. TO insure us tha
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just Received

Do boxes CHEESE for sale by
~ feb "a W. NJ. POWELL d Co.
4 r. kegs of Pigs Feet, for sale by
III feb "a " NJ. POWELL 4 Co.
tSI boxes assorted Candy, for sale by
IL feb2i W. NJ. POWELL & Go.
N sacks of Flour, for sale by
10 feb 81 W. VI. POWELL d Co.
40 boxes Sardines. for sale by
A1c FEB II w. NJ. POWELL & Co.
Oh boxes Star Candles, for sale by
ANI feo - W. ~ POWELL Co.
IN boxes Stomach Bit.ers, for sale bv
~ feb "a W. NJ. POWELL Il Co.
q boxes schnapps, tor sale by
~ feb IL w. VI. POWELL d Co.
- bbls sweet Cider, for sale by
. feb II W. N. POWELL Il Co.
n boxes Catawba Wine. for sale by
II feb - W. N. POWELL Co.
boxes Champagne cilsr. for sale by
# feb Fl W NJ. POWELL l. Co.
> boxes Of Lemons, for sale by
= feb2l W. NJ. POWELL 4 Co.
> boxes Of Starch for sale by
= feb 2i ". ii. PowEt, q ~
r. bIs Pilot Bread. for sale by
U feb 2i W. NJ. POWELL A Co
NRESH COVE OYSTERS for sale by
IL feb "a W. NJ. POWELL & Co.
tiGARS; $4,000 various brands, fei sale by
y Ho W. =. POWELL q Co
kNLASkS and Jugs. for .:.c .:..c nv
Il ~" u II. POWELL l. Co.
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LIOIOkS =

LIQUORS!
NTHISKEY-oli bourbon, rye. old necter,
" I-ueie Sans, Smiths. Tennessee, white
- --e.e-
Gin-Ho..isnd American
REH-I=naeIa --:,oer
bS-ss-i'ori, maiiga ana Try Bsandies,
Fr-zsil Cu-iIaIs Co-nsc 3 biseso~
-i'afn.ai-ae. SclIelan Snaps, etc
Is Al N wan; Of ANY thing in this hne, VII
in. i =. their interest TO call and examine my
sock .'ei,r! iiTcha=ing elsewhere
r. =. I-6J- T. TERhiNS
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Gro,-aries, Hardware, SC.

-ro1,SES. Sugar, Cotsae and Tea, Candles
M and S,r-,s. p,,,.,r, spices. ginger, s'aTen, etc
Wa.er buckets. churns. oroonis' war. Taha.s
eo.fs. mills Cotton an1 hemp foa.'S- ~ Of
v,r;o,s brands. Oysters and Sar,lines
CAsFiNt.S of every description; Nails Piows
and hos Pad AMI door loc%s; screws aud butt. /;
farming utensils Of all kinds whips. etc:
B,aexsni,h Tools, Of every description.
ware. jars, Jugs, ct . IT TASKS, Tin Ware. etc.
For sale by
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NOTICE..

A Ii persons indebted to me are earnestly re
n quested to come forward and settle Money
must be had to enable me to meet my liabilities
and will not those who owing me come, for.
ward and pay me what is my due.
M SIMONS
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EN DRIES.

100 hhds Sugar 100 bbls 50 J. Mo.asses
lOU 81 Ibis Cement 20 bls crushed, pow d
and loaf Sugars - bags Pepper and Ailspice
10 bes Ginger. > bbls Cloves. cases Nutmegs.
80 bags Corks, 500 each. % doz cast Tea Kettles,
and / qt. $40 bags Coff.e 50 boxes Tea assd
qualities. 80 boxes Family Soap. 10 casks Ale
ITS and qts 10 casks Porte. in pts and qts .
bi.e scft she'll Almonds hhds Figs. 50 boxes
bunch naisins. - boxes layer Raisins. 50 half
boxes raisins in !! boxes. Sd boxes ass'd Candy.
20 box rock candy: 10 box Gum Drops; % box
Lozenses; 50 box choice fancy candy in 4 ID box.
10 box cream candy. boxes Macearoni. 80 mats
Gin anon. 30 box ground pepper and ginger. >
ceIoons Indigo 10 box Mustard, % box Oran-
ges and LeInons- 80 box champagne cider. 50
Hosteters Bitters 80 box Stoughton btters. %
,icz Underwoods Turner'S Lemon syrup. 80
boxes Piekles ass'd sizes 10 box tciuatoe and
walnut Ketehup; ) box Worcester sauce; 2 box
olive oil 100 bags table salt, in 10 ID bags;
table salt in boxes 10 case sardines in &
boxes ; 50 box Herrings 20 box Goldfish 81 KIT
Mackerel 50 casks soda lhs p. and NJ Yeast
powders 10 box Andrews celebrated Yeast pow
,iers 10 half and 5tierce Rice IL bog sui
phur: 5 box Birthstone , box blue stone = box
concentrated DYE l26 cz Quinine; 10 dog Wis:-
ars .aisan wii! cherry , d'z Wccdmans cherry
Expee;erant; 10 ioz t.ss Peppermint
10 Inouse hol. Armitage Auviis; - solid box
Vises 30 BELLOWS. ass siz-s; % stocks and dies
asst sizes right and left smith hammers, all sizes.
$50 cast Plows. all sizes, points. mould board
AMI sides for SANE; - shelters 30 self
sharpening. feed eaters, ass t sizes.
80 prs breas, Chains 2o prs tongue chains %
prs strcteher chains; S0j prs traces assorted 3
cask, OK cian> also garden hoes. rakes long hdl
siiovels, spades, in quantities to suit purchasers
30 dog Lamp Wicks 10 doz lamp chimneys 3
bts linseed Oil bbls tanners Oil
All Just received and for sale by
mar , '61 T HENRY WILLIAMS 4 co
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27

DIRECT TRADE WITH BELGIUM-MR. JOSEPH
BARBIERE. = The enterprising citizens OF
Memphis are making determined effort to
establish direct trade with Belgium, and
are likely to succeed. When first agitated,
the scheme attracted little attention, and
was treated lightly by some who knew moth
ing of its practicability, nor of fhe advan-
tages which must accrue to Memphis and the
surrounding country from such trade. But
many of the most influential citizens of that
city have at last seen those advantages, and
are striving now to secure them. Some two
weeks since, the City Council received
communication On this subject, signed by
more than hundred of the merchants and
prominent citizens Of Memphis, and recon-
mending that JOSEPH BARBIERE, Jr., Esq, be
appointed a commissioner TO Belgium 10 es-
tabIish the enterprise. The memorial was
accompanied by message from Mayor
BAUGH, also recommending the appointment
of Mr. BARBIERE, as such commissioner. The
appointment conferred upon Mr.. BAKBI-
ERE, and the Mayor was authorized 10 FUR
MIST him with the necessary letters To The
Directors OF the Direct Trade Company Of
Brussels.
Mr. BARBIERE has been corresponding for
some time with the Company, and Is thorough
ly acquainted with tbs subject in question.
He is the originator OF the enterprise, and to
him Is due the credit for the progress 1t has
made. He is a gentleman of enlightened
views aud OF superior intelligence, and from
his knowledge Of the wants of :he CONNER
cial Interests OF Memphis and the country,
and his thorough acquaintance with the sub
ject of direct trade with Belgium, he is better
suited to the mission to which he has been
appointed than any other citizen of Tennes-
see.
The citizens of Memphis are DESTROYS that
the action of their city authorities shall be
endorsed by the Legislature, and it will
doubtless be done. They ask no apprOpria-
ton of money; they simply want "a Legi>la-
tive endorsement; with this, they are pre-
pared 10 push the scheme forward to Cum
plgtIUn.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27

MAP OF NAsHvuLx.--We would respectful
ly suggest to the citizens of Nashville, and
vicinity, that Map of the City, with Edge
field and all their additions up to the pres
ent time, from the hands of perfectly coinpe-
tent gentlemen, will be presented to them
about the first of June. These gentlemen
have made all che arrangements necessary to
secure the highest perfection of art in its ex-
ecution. aud the most correct and valuable
information in its plan; besides giving views
OF the City and some of our most prominent
buildings, both public and private.
Tie able assistance of Thos- J. Halle has
been secured in all the details of the divis-
ions of property. Under these auspices, We
can confidently recommend to the citizens
aud the public at large, the forthcoming Map.
Its prospectus will be published in all the
city papers.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27

Feb. 25.-Aescia Cottage, Waitsboro.
DEPARTED.
7. c. Twicheil, New Orleans,
Ella, Padueah,
Vsk. Stevenson, Waitsboro-
The river is falling but is still In good
navagable condition Tor the largest steam
boats
FoR PADvcAH.-The nice little steamer
Nsaassoaka Nth JACK. DAsHIELL on the deck
and Tox. BILL in the Office. leaves for The
above port ,his day at IL o'clock
FoR Nk~ oaLkANs--The substantial pas
singer aud frright steamer Jss. JohHs0s Is
the aexI Ns~ ORLEANS packet She is adj
yeriised 10 leave for The South tomorrow
evening. Capt JEs-E JOHNSON has command
of Ihis excellent steamsf, with AcNol-ES IN
the ufiee assisted by Frank Moss II you
wish = good drink. call on our TREAD 10.
BkRrALo, The polite bar keeper.
Foa ClNcNNafI.-fhe Ss@- ksrkssa, in
command OF thai josal Captain, j. V. THEoor,
with BES. EaAs In the Office, siii be the hext
packet Tor LoalssIilc aud Cincinnati 8 q
leaves so-msgrox evening.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27

TIE THEArRE.--Miss SALIIE ST.. CLAIR
concluded her engagement at the Gaiety FRI
day evening, in the character Of "Capitola"
in The Hidden Hand. She is succeeded by
Miss JOEY GoUGENHErx. who appeared Satur-
day evening in the same play. lending to
the piece all the charm and attraction with
which she invested it during her former en-
gsgement here, when, for four successive
nights, her ''Capitola" drew crowded houses.
She lost none of her spirit aud sprigbiliness
during her late brilliant tour through the
South. and will afford US during the present
week a series Of the most delightful entertain
mrnts.
Miss GoUGEsAEIM will appear this evening
in two plays-the comedy of Masks and Aaces,
and the extravaganza of Ganem the SLave Of
Lore
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27
Or. KINGS DlsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

)o4S<z, DIR. KING formerly OF New York foI
the asst four years OF Louisville Ken
~ and Who has devoted hisattenIioE 10 the treat
3lI OF private diseases COR 80 yeArs, naIleTs
! sell having attended 10 practice for mani
|rs, aud cared so man usanes heis enabled 20
Ie all diseases of a private nature no matter how
they ma oetrom tuIudiCious medicaltreatment,
rom aeslee taf heir own. Dr. Kings Dispensary
70. % Deaderiek street, betwee Cherry and the
|sre second stot J ,Wher ecGreszll iiseasesofs
Este nature
[osoEkzKA urea without Iaasseusm edIei q sorin-
ference with business.
f<crusEs1f old pr rscsntiate ,sieetuallN cure din
kS lays, by an operation which causes q pain.
|arc itrIetore exists health cannot be enjoyed.
Phzps ao ttseasecauses more misc HE md Under
hes the constitution much
|rraILIs, with atthe iiseases of hesk IN growing
OF neglect or Dad ,reatInent can be iaectgAlly
red IN few days.
safxAI yEASSkss-ParticuiATalte
L. ais disease aud l.he CONSEQUENCE grow
oat Of q, hroughi on "a nsRy cases by the de-
hctivc habitsofi noonsiieFafe IcutGs and rxess
sfndalgence ofthe passi,sns gieetof hicb III
lermneth he constitution .reRde: the subtecisnht
lbasiEe ssoT society ,andcaasihg premA,arvOiaA age
|cmaies who mag be laborisg sith any iIfcuIty OF
yofp b nay lest assured o lmmediate relief.
|srssas= esidlng abroad by writing anu stating
kr ;ase <ith Afee enclosed ,direetasitobr. , King
Is Dsz1erick street, SsshViiie fem will have
4esessary medic to address viii
harry directions Striei secrecy observed oaaee
|rsfr IN p'eioeklI he aornin uDtitst ntheexs-
-assss-ibdA~iy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27
rom the Christian Advocate and Journal, Ne" YORK.
Aug. 4, 1882

TaE Hoe sExE EPEa's friend -SPALDIS6's fhkrAHhD
! ux-SmsfI ennveniences for gsneTal tnmiIy use
Ire often Of more vaiue than what are called great
hventousu u estimated thai In the United states
here are at least millions Of HOUSEHOLDS IN all
which the annoyance Of sqnakin g. rio kelly chairs
kafas tabss etc. eonstabily e1Per eneed, and SO
ong as furniture is in this condition there lie always
kzazer Of a s-znBash-Up.H The experience ofthe city
Lousek .eper, vi Nsy-day before her eyes. will
Readily suggest the value and venience Of really
rus, worthy prepared glue, that can be instantly
brought IL requistiOn where repairs 70 furniture and
Ether household wares needful- The want Of
|uch an artire IS as ut aud universal the
|amiIy aud hitherto il las been want unsuPpiied.
(ais how. yer can be truly said no longer. Spald-
ig's Prepared Glue - be all that mas been de-
|ired in this direction 1t is Kept soluble by ehemi-
AIS strength and ienacty, is convenient
al always ''u TO the sticking point IS put up IN
Oitis with a brush, and solo at twenty-five cents
~ iiOuse-keels.r IN cit. country well an1rd
be without a bottle Of SpaIdi7g's Prepared Glue
Is just The thing for library aud scbOOls where
Opks -rtIy IL need o; repair
feb2I--E
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27
Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT UFFICE A.,

NASHVILLE, Feb. rs. 1860.
COTTOS.-Sales Saturday of few small
lots at 7A9s3 p n.
TOBACCO.-Sales at A. Hamilton's
hhds at 2.S5, $50, $50, 2l5, aud Is at
Fisher. Wheless j. Co.'s at zoo, 2.lo, 2.25,
$50, PCS. PTS, $40, $50, 800, 400, 4.05,
4l0, 4.2O, AS, 465.
COTTON-During the week, which ended
yesterday, the Cotton market MAS dnil, aud
prices lower than the previous week. The
sales sum up about 700 bales at 71lG loo. y
To-, which is the range OF prices now.
TOBACCO-The sales during the week
amount to 81 hhds at l:S0 10 1:1O per cwt.
Loose il selling at l:75(92:25 for Tugs; 300
(G5:5O tor leaf.
FLUUR-Dcmand active. Extra 81 00(G
so p bbl.; Superiine S6(G6 30; Extra
Family Flour in bags, So So SuperiiIe So.
per 9S lbs. These are Wholesale prices; the
retail figures advance 25c. % % lbs, and soc
p barrel.
WHEAT-Prime Red and White, in de.
mand AT 81 l0(Gl 25.
BACON-Hams 94c; Shoulders lc; Clear
Sides l0>9lo4c q d.
LARD-he quote at 9SCG lOc. g ID. The
demand continues brisk.
SEEDS-Millet Seed ST. Orchard Grass
Seed 81 rs; Clover Seed % 5O(@6; dcrd
Grass 81 25(9Sl 90; Timothy Seed So 100
81 90; Clean Blue Grass 81 %, stripped
l75. W.
WHISKY--Rectided 25927; country
brands 50(GI5c.
ON.-rennessee-Ba sac, Band 7(9T4
Horse Shoe %, Nail Rod ., Boiler %. sheet
sa@9A, Hoop Sl(994. Pittsbarg--Bar -,
Band 54(G6. Horse shoe 5, Nail Rod Sheet
5k(G6, Hoop 7(9S.
NAiLS.-Threes So so. Fours 81 SO per
keg, Skies S4, Fights SIS IS, Tens aud larger
sizes So SO.
DRIED FRUIT.-Apples are selling at
81 S501l 40 p bushel. No peaches IN mar
ket.
RoPE-Grassizi(9l4 .Jute l2i Cotton
Thread 224(923.
LEAD.-7t cents R d. a 3
SHOT.-Buck 81 40; Drop 81 90 per Dag.
POWDER--Blasting 50 20, and Rife 81
90 per keg.
YD.
FEATHERS-Aren now sellingai 40c p d.
BEESWAA.-ln demand at 20 cents.
SALT-Barrei salt i s selling at 30c- -
bushel, aud sack al 5 SO Ter hue. Ia loIs
u reduction is made on sack.
SUGAR-New Orleaus brown ga l0c. e
b. 10y the bbl., 3c. lower by the hos-heaai.
n. Y. Coffee sugars le(Gll4c, crushed aud
powdered IlA(9l2ic; LOAF lICgl2c.
MOLASSEo-Ne~ Orleans bulls 400
Ale. q gallon; 50c. in hall buls. .
GOLDEN olkUP.--ln Barrels Zoe, in
half-harrels IS, ia kegs 81 90.
COFFEE Stock light, demand fair.
Prime Rio Is worth 800 JA seats. Laguyra
IA; Java Is(G2o.. baltimore strictly choice
l3i.
CANDLES.-Star firm at 10 tor Ia or;
II for full weight; fallow, l2fc.
HIDES AND LEATHER--a equotegreen
hides cents, dry 10; Southern salt IL.
Oak Sole Leather soc. q y. for Dee, quail
~; Haraess 80.
RAGs.-Foi Cotton RsgsiR good order
cents il readily paid.
MOOL.-rub-wA shed in demand al 81
eents, pulled, 2s( go; anwa shed islszO.
OIl1S.--Liase, q .Tjc; Lara 81 lOi Tanners
1863 100, Cod Liver 81.
BALED hay From store $50 per tom
good supply oH haul. - 81 4 - 80
1UkfENTiNE-6Sc.
IRISH PUIATOES.-s3(93 Is q bbi.
FROM storc.
AkAL-70c. r. tnIshel.
CoRA-RetaiI iEom store 90c. II bashel;
Wholesale 6S(91Oc-
oATS-7Skssoe. Il bashel-
BaAN-szo O. ioa-
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A conven,sns .In..,.u,soa..

In our rambies through The business thor
oaghfares Of the city. We dropp d into th--
extensive AucIioa Rooms 0f BESy +. SHIiIIBs
q Co, Nos. "a and - Colleg- strret. aud
found the premises metamoUhosod into tn
most complete. convenient. and spacious Com
mission and Storage Rooms that we have
seen In the South or West.
Aessrs- 5. 4 Co. eoafine themselves TO an
exclusive Commission business. thereby
avoiding the Heeessisy Of conflicting Interest,"
with the eeasignsr- They are receiving ship
meHts from nsest Of The leading commercial
marts OF the Union. We wish them success
In proportion 10 their enterprise. industry and
eharse' or fair dealing. coaasry msr-
ebor. .;,s Nashville should iasariabIy
gissfasa assl.s sE@
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fine liquors.

We keep tie PaEest Liquors thas eau be purchased
frm drsS hands and feel safe ~ friesss
that they ssrsetly reliable IN auauty.
Freaek Brady, (Hsaaesy-) ttst
AAasira Wine,
Port waRe, Ia
Nessou's whisky, +'s
Best Rye wAis<y, very enc, hare
lad &c store 10 Nashville four years.
Holland Gla, tEt
JsmaieA Ram,
sherry Wise,
10. C. BROWN 4 EyANS.
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@SOme Englishmen have proposed to
the King of Naples to extinguish Vesuvius
by pouring the sea into it through canal. at
a cost OF 2,0OO.000f. We have Tong believed,
and the scheme of these Englishmen confirms
the belief, that
s'Iis well the up high,
or some designing ass
Would soon propose TO take them down,
Aud light the world with gas