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FITTBbUKuH, NOW Ib1 IbOds
On. KEYsKR Although not an advocate Of Patent
Medicines, in general It affords pleasure ndescriba
BILE to recommend your Pecoal Syrup. As medicine
1t is we'll worthy the attention Of any person Who may
DO afflicted with coughs colds and
Of any hind and for the peculiar qualifications for Ie
moving all that dsagreeable sensation attending
we're cold. - fs.
have been, less, In my life, affected with the
severest Of colds and hoarseness At times my throat
would become closed prevent my speaking above
Whisper and by taking few doses Of the above synp
twould relieve me entirely. ... -.
In recommending this medicine, must unhesltatngly
say that Is the best remedy found purporng
the above, should any family be without this
remedy for diseases so prevalent. ...r -.e
Yours, most respectfully,
EDWARD ]. JONES,
Cashier Citizens Deposit Bank
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ATTEND TO YOUR COLDS A case of ave years
landing cured BY DIR. KEYsRR,s PEOTORAL sYRUP
pIrrssuRoH, Jan. II. 1860

PrTTssURoH, Jan. II, 1860.
DR.. KEYsER My wife has been afflicted with bad
cough and difficulty of breathing, for five or six years,
which for several years back had gradually increased in
violence The complaint has been hereditary, and she
had been treated by physicians without any Se
lief In this state OF her case procured some Of your
Pectoral Cough syrup. bought, the irst time hfty
and got dollar bottle, which cured her entirely and
she has trace Of the former disease, except weak
would also state that used the medicine ny
self TO cold and cough The medicine cured me By tax
ing one dose Iexpess my entire satisfaction with the
medicine, and you at liberty to publish this yop
desire to do 60. WIN. WILSON, II
Alderman Filth Ward.
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January 80, 1860.

ANOTHER NEW CERTIRICATE-DR. KEYsER,s
PICTORIAL sYRUP.-I had been troubled with cough
and cold tor several weeksso bad It that could not
sleep! had the advice and prescriptions from three Of
the bestphysiciansin the city, whom could name but do
not do So finally procured bottle of your Pectoral
Syrup, which cured me entirely. Signed, Vi
J. W. SIMONTON,
236 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa Jan o. $780,
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STBuDKNvILLE, o., March IA, 1853
have used Dr.. Rcyscrs Cough syrrp for bad corS,
Of several years standing and cheerfully say It
the best medicine for the same that have tsten
J.W.PRIOE.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-01

|DhAOK sTRAw BONNETs AND Ell.
ID egant Ribbons, in great variety at BAIN'5. 4
oct5 No. 90, High street.
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Just ReceivodI
400 Tff. CHI EasEEN ana BLACK
rUUFEAS 100 bags prime RD Gomez.
$50 ppcRets oiu Dutch Government Java Coffee.
as bags Oeyion Ooiiee.
silf,bbs. standard White Sugars, consulting Of Pow
dred, Chrushed, aanuhted A ana n Coffee.
80 quntais George Bank Cudfsh'
zO6bs. Mess and No. Mackcrel.
3 tos Pick Salmon.
loo px. layer Kaisins
so II. box do do
100 a. box do do
,,ys7 Ivy !" o's'' : sF'N' VIM MCDONALD,
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PICTORIAL SYRUP.

They at home, and any one who has doubts can In
quire OF theperson who have been cured by. 1t.
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M u. POWERS & BRO

(, prALEas IN mPoRTED avn DOMESTIC
CIGAAsS. Q p .fiaalJ 81
80 ToRAcco.
p.snl AND FANCY ARTICLES
No. II East state street, between High and
the Post Office, Columbus Ohio. oc9OhOm
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DR.. KEYsER Is PREPARED AT ANY TIME To
EXAMINE LUNGS WITHOUT CHARGE, FOR Alt
THOSE WHO NEED HIS MEDICINES. 10 IT.
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Local Board in Cincinnati:
N. W. Thomas Esq. Np. Jones, Esq. Rufus King, Esq.
Thompson Neave, Esq. Rob't Buchanan, Esq.
The undersigned, Agent in this city, will be happy to
receive applications for Insurance in the above Company
AT THE CITY BANK.
He can recommend It with entire confidence to all esr
GUS Of obtaining protection against LOSS BY FIRE.
No Charge for Policies.
noy1s-tf THos. NOODLE.
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Winter Arrangements
histA Miami & Columbus \ Xenia
RAIL.ROADS.
R Cincinnati, Dayton & IndianapoiiN
Thnmrgh 20 fadianpo,s wdthoSt Change ofCars
and but One Change Of Cars butwesn
Columbus and st. Louis
TttRBE TRAINS DtidhY FEO@ UohUM-
BpS

FIRST TRAfN.
Daiy, Mondays excepHd~A
NrtHIT EXPRESS, 1td baytoplat @tf5a' myStrp
pIpg AZ I,obJ5p Xenia, Dayton, MiddhtoYn and HamiS
on arrf hg at Cincinnati ut e20a IN Dayton az e5
n. M, 1Iklanopuis at l0AS n, m.iSt Louis at lIoD
SECOND TRAIN.
ACCOMMODATION At 6;l0 a, m., stopping at all Sta.
,d, between Columbus and Cincinnati and Dayton, ar
rfyirg at Cincinnati lt2 m, Dayton t Hi5 o" m.
fndianorolis af 2;26 p, m,
THIRD TRAIN.
DAY EMPRESS, at aS30 p. rn stopping at Aftof,
Jegerson London, Charleston, CedarVIsfe, Aenya,
Spring Valley Corwin, MorrQw, Deerfefit Foster s.
fnyeIsIM- Milford aud PainvAe, arriving mt QincIn
paR at 7Q9 p. M; So Eouis ~ ~ M Dayton at 1So pr
mi 1pihnopoiSat at l0ss p M
SleeuIAaH Cars OaA All Might Tr0IsfS 10
OincinnRti and indianapolis.
BAGGAGE C4HEOKED THROUGH.
For further Information and Through YleRets; afpy 10
- M. l.. D0HERTX,
u. W. WOOpWARb,
superipteDdent, Cincinnati.
JNO. W. p0HERTX
SB73 Agent, Columbus,
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nosed to be disloyal to government are TO he
dooIt with without the form Of law. Only by alb
s,lute monarchs are men ever deprived of the
privilege of appealing to the legal tribunals. In
all civilized countries, that portion OF the law
which prescribes the mode of punishment is not
less binding on those who administer justice,
than that portion which defines the offence
Shall magistrate hang man upon The first
lamp-post when he sees him commit highway
robbery? Shall judge order the hystanders to
lynch desperate whom he has detected in a muir
der2 IT, then, criminals like these entitled to The
protection of the laws, by what authority does
Mr.. LINCOLN, President though he is, presume to
say that those whom he calls dlsloyal shall be de-
prived of their constitutional rights? Who gave
him the power to take away mems lives or hber-
ties whenever in his judgment the cxigencles OF
the hour may render the exercise OF such authori-
ity convenient or .sary? 1t may be that pos
terity will decide that the people who are now
opposing the measures of the Administration are
the true defenders of constitutional liberty, and
that the party whose behess Mr.. LINCOLN now
obeys are its worst enemies. But the President
assumes to declare that he and his friends are the
immaculate patriots and that they justified in
order to carry out their views, in trampling down
the vested rights of their opponents. Now we
submit that the Constitution and the laws have
defined treason and provided for its punishment,
and ifevery man in Maryland was in fact traitor
he could only be called to account in the mode pre-
| scribed by the laws and Constitution. Any other
| theory confers upon Mr.. LINCOLN an author
| ity as absolute that Of the Emperor Of China.
IF he is to make his sovereign will the law of The
land whenever he thinks the preservation of the
long before he will arbitrarily cause the institu-
tons of every State to conform TO such scheme
of polity as he may deem most conducive to the
general welfare. Under such a system the Con-
stitution and the laws are only valuable 10
us SO long as it pleasas the President TO abide
by them. 1t is, therefore, preposterous TO say
that the individuals who thwarting or resist
ing the measures of the government, have no
right to insist that the latter shall confne itsel
strictly within its constitutional sphere The
veriest traitor to the Constitution may claim the
benefit Of its provisions so long Mr.. LINCOLN is
protesting TO act in obedience to it. 1t was made
to protect the people, as we'll to confer author
| ity on rulers and it was designed to be shield
of safety to the citizens in precisely such emergen-
ces as this. No matter, then, what may have
been the conduct of the opponents Of the Admin
istration, the latter is not the less forsworn when
it violates one single proviso of the Constitution
in order to crush its adversaries.
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP The
Pr R1ysIFSlhiP heretofore existing under the firm of j.
hr N, s rms day ciseolved by muu consent
}qlg s., 1901. ! 5A \. 5 f31E!S'
ac2ouut '- wa
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT For RsIT7-
4 nOaE CITY.-RusENA ZIGLER rs. G SRa6 re
EkThe Jet of this suit obain ieerse divorcng
he said complainant riRcpl0 arimoR from the de en-,
sena was united IN the bonds If ' to f tau s hS
dra To 3 , @ ted the erG s Of gley and has
and 4 ord ei I'll July l.6l th,t The mp iaant By
per Published N n ri Of Baltimore. one in each success
@feE h . sa1 tn "a DAY Of tnEuS SCI next to eve
e @@T S o BY ts 5t an@ wan ham to ser mi in
ISL to h premises aud show CO u if nv he has,
why decree naht not to be passed as prayed,
True cory-Tes'. GEO. L. SANGSFUN
i've leg4@ Cl.rk
EOR BUCKWHEAT there is no better eriIi-
IL than Baug's Raw Bone Phosphate Price SIS ger
ton OF 1900 ibs for sale by sack or ton.
IyS II - No Spears wharf, up stairs.
ESOR TURNIPS Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate
is specially adapted 1t causes them grow rap dy
and large and hey are T FH 929 FF sale s by
iy8 II No. Spears wharf up stairs.
DAUGH'S RAW-BONE PHOSPHATE is adapt
ID ID for all crops As general crtlzer and crop rfodu
GEO ~ CDAIE Sole Agent
jy8 No. 4 Spears wharf, up stairs.
pAUGHS RAW-BONE PHOSPHATE con-
I'D ans the necessary proUo tion of Ammonia and Bone
Phosphate OF Lime 70! the erywh OF all crops Sold by
GFO DuGDALF, Sole Agent,
jyS-d 20 Spears wharf, up stairs.
DROVIsIONs, &c.
L 10 casks rrime WESTERN BACON SPIES.
% choice sus @S G& & SHOULDERS
100 barrels HUMP PORK.
80 do NESS do.
- 800 box Adamantine CANDLES.
For sale by DRaKELEY {; FENTON,
ySt Garner Baltimore and Pac1 streets
TLEAR SIDES BACON.
" 2hhds. Prime Western smoked CLEAR SInFS Just
received and for sale by !. L. EBB BRO.
II corner Pratt and Commerce streets
pREAKFASr BACON.
ID 10 xes Sugay-rured Breakfast BACON, suitable for
A. L. WEIR & BRO,
It cornn~ Pratt an Commerce s1en's
BACON
- bacon Hams id and Shoulders; al.o Mes, No.
IL |, WERB BRO,
1t corner Pratt AMI Commerce streets
pALTlMORELI LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
I'D - he Board has declared "A d vdend of THREE
jy62t" F NJ. G"GST0N, Secretary
1s@r3 FOR HAVANA
ssa=salEazza The fine DC Steamship BALTIMORE,
emkin, Commander, sill sail !or havana direct,
rtIEShA Y July 9th.
For freight passage, having frst-class states
''''''' Apply FRIEND, RICE ErTs. & co,
20 Smith s wharf.
Rg-No Bills Of Lading signed unless accompanied with
the clearance
~ Mail Bag to go by the ahove will be made Up in our
C0untIny-TuOri.
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EMPORIUM or ART.


foknoE that trey money by purchasing Wooa
already Saved Split, Gritty Fire
all,
no. SNoRrH STREET
s!g-t, I45gS II. JOHNSON
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INTERESTING TO PUECHAsERs OF FINs WATCHES.
William Dixous London. and Jules Jurgensens Copen.
bog.n Watches Eugene Breguet's NICKEL WATCH
CLARR,s BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best TimeKeep
era. for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK, of Calver
and Water streets Importer of Fine Watches Jewey Gold
Chains Silver and PlatedWare necoultres Swiss IA on
and strops Gold Silver and Steel Spectacles, to sui
apes New goods now in Purchasers will please
Notice-store CORNER CALVERT AND WATER SITS
Baltimore auI6t
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DR.. A. A. BLANDY,
SUCCESSOR TO DR., @. A HARRIS,
O.tfr 81 NoRfH CHARLls s3Rl1xl
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YEDDn FR4-A delightful article, part of the
FIRST IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN, just received and
Tor sale ny GREEN 4 YUE,
asJ.t5 su,tjo,o,a s.raet
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S. nhksT OF SUPPOSED SPIEs.-Wiiam Brent of
beua I ia 0arollna, and Henry Scott, of Maryland,
hu een arrested as spies and committed to Jail
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DIED,
On the morning Of the 9th instant, JOHN DUSANE in
the SIS; Of his age - "
The relatives and niends OF the family are invited to at
enH his fun raj from derc q Is Sern strsst
th. { LnnhlNl nL.cn a EEnn III :
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The Directors of the Soutbern RI :, Nou ~
leans have declared dividend of five ner cent.
after the 9Th July, "''' VA "AN
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a RICE CUR EMIT,

New Goops.
GABRIEL D. CLARK,
Hoo for sale sy ription Of fue WATCHES, JEwKLBY,
AND PLATED WARS at his store of Calvert
.a w ITO, stre 3 d20-tf
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NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE.
The Dollar Weekly Exchange.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
was issued en- SATURDAY, the 7th f July With
alike popularity and its usefuness,
ITS CoLUMNs HAVE BEEN ENLARGED
| NEW FEATURES WILL BE INTRODUCED,
which, is believed will make it additionally attractive to
the FAMILY CIRCLE and still more valuable medium
| preference for the FARMER the MERCHANT anu the
| POLITICIAN.
| The contents of the DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
embrace variety Of choice and interesting
Articles On thu Existing Topics Of the Day.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS,
drawn from original, domestic, and foreign sources
EDIT RIA S
from the DAILY EXCHANGE, "a
Official aud GENERAL SUBJECTS
THE NEWS Of THE WEEK,
A CAREFULLY CoLLATED REVIEW OF THE MOST
IMPORTANT POLITICAL PROCEEDINGS UP TO TEE
DATE OF EACH ISSUE.
A PRICE CuRR TENT,
exhibiting with undoubted accuracy, the state Of the
kets both at home AMI abroad.
In Politics. the Dollar Weekly Exchange will reflect the
course Of the Daily Exchange which has been and will con
tinue to be- INDEPENDENT AND CONSERVATIVE /
sympathang watchfu the true interests Of
the South and West,
TERMS OF THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
copy,
copy six months .'o
- .............I00
e5 G. &C ............-2000
Address KERR CO.,
"DaiIy Exchange Baltimore, Nd
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EUTRITvE CREAM FOR THE HsIR.--This prepa.
ration will render the hair soft and glossy and pre- en its
falling IF Composed it is o! the pures materials, it
used with perfect safety all purpo
of Poaje ami Oils, without PRODUCING that greasnsss
so to many hair Preparations. Prepared only by
N. HYNSUN JENNINGS h co,
Pharmac utists,
nh26-tfr IS North Charles street.
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es~y;;<<ssssswa
DUPONTs POWDER AGENCY.
BLASTING;
AND sRGPPINa row DER,
For sale at Manufacturers prices by the AGenta
sstfr CORNER Pratt and ComRerce streets.
GAS FIXTURESl
NEW STYLESli
NEW sT0CKiIl
CORTLAN h CO.,
NOS. PIC, 2I8 baltimore STREET,
Have hand of the hanaaomest collections CT
GAS CHANDELIERS
he found in this country, GRADE FourLght Chan
ieiiers complete with Shades ST. $40, TenLght Chand
iiers at $3.50 EACH
Very beautiful Library, Hail and Dining Room
CHANDELIERS
Parlor Drawin=-RooE ard Cha her
BRACKETS
READING LAMPS,
DROP LIGHTS
FIREFRoOT SHADES
GAS TORCHES
AND KEYS.
WAX TAPERS
AND HO!DERf, &c. &c.
any of which will he sold upan good terms
quality goods Re bought any Tnareta.
CORrI.A% 4 CO,
Importers and Dealers in Gas Fixtures,
French and English China
and House Furnishing Goods
h2I.tfr o. every description.
kTEWEL POSTS AND BALUSTERS,
w Brackets and Moudi for sale cheap by
GEO. o. STEVENS,
r,h2 West Pr4tts
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ANOTHER ANNEXATION TO ENGLAND In the Hon
oluu advlces we tiod treported that her Maiesty's
of England of Forming's Island, located in lat 30
Al N, long. l59 20 W., on the 9th of February.
The flag of Great Britain was raised amidst sa-
lutte of small arms and twelve-pound field how
itzer. The entire ships company ofiiciated at the
ceremony. The harbor has has been termed Eng
lish Harbor, and the point on which the settle.
ment is situated was called English Point.
Nor THE Mantle Boston Post says: "The fat
Amodio, the fine singer and amiable man, is alive
in Mexico, with larger belly than ever. 1t was
his younger brother who died-the youth who de-
buted in New York"
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The duty on foreign salt has been abolished in
France, in order to aid the fisheries,
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G 4 $ RI
% K - T - NJ 9

- 70 e & -EE-E-
il DISCOUNT
ALLOWED
on ORDERS FOR coal
PAID FOR AT THE TINE THE ORDER is LEFT
J. HENRY GIEsE & Co,
OFFICE 40. Q SOUTH STREET..
~ THE SAWED AND SPLIT w0op Eua SALE AS
USUAL d9-tf
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The MANUFACTURERS OF THE EASTERN STATES
BUYING CorToN IN LIvERPnOL.-Ne,1 York. Julg g.
The cotton circular ct William L. Wright 4 Co.
announces that in consequence of the cessation of
the cotton trade South there will be further is
sue of the circular until the differences existing
settled. The circular issued for to-days steamer
asserts that orders have been already forwarded to
liverpool for shipment of cotton to this country.
ms singular and kable condition of affairs is
United States ia held in This civ and the total
a mus held is only 27,OOO bales.-Phila. N.
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THE TRUE FEELING IN EAST TENNESSEE.
The following extract is taken from the Nashville
FROM A PRIVATE LETTER

THE TRUE FEELING IN EAST TENNESSEE.
The following extract is taken from the Nashville
Union and American:
FROM A PRIVATE LETTER.
BLoUNT COUNTY, June 26.-During the last few
days have seen divers so-caed Union men, snd
! have yet to find that says he is tor East
Tennessee separating from the State. If the senti
ment expressed here is an index of what it is in
other sections of East Tennessee the action of the
Greenville Convention will meet with but little
favor from the masses. The people are inclined to
pay no Intention to it.
LOYAL TO TENNESSEE.
Several Intelligent and Influential Union men,
who, up to the late election, We're considered
among the most ultra, assure that in voting
against separation, they had no thought of sane
tiOnng the lunatic scheme of separating East
Tennessee from the rest of the State, of giving
countenance to the still more wicked design of
Andy johnson, to have the State invaded by the
miniOns of Lincoln. They are for acquiesciug in
the will of majority of the of the State as
expressed at the baot-box, without qualification
reserve. This, we have NJ doubt, is the senti
ment of the majority Of the intelligent Union men
of East Tennessee.
SUFFERING FAMILIES OF VoLUNrEERs-A apecta-
Gle which will probably be a familiar one before
the war is over was presented yesterday at the
Mayors office. number of poor women, with
babies in their arms, bereft of protection and sup
port by the enlistment of their husbands, and now
cut of from the scanty relief afforded by the Union
Defence COMMITTEE, called upOu the MAYOR Tor as
sistapce. In his official capacity he could give no
aid, but only advise them to wait in hope for
other appropriation from the Common Council. 1t
would be useless, and would in some sense be in
sutng, to tell those poor women to go to the aims
house. Most of them are the wives of thrifty me-
who driven to enlist because the war
had deprived them of all means of livelihood and
who enlisted all the readily because they
told by everybody that their wives and children
would be well taken care of in their absence; not
as paupers. but the hODOred wards of the whole
generous support of the families of
volunteers was the price which our ay-at-home
citizens were to pay for their exemption from
vice.-N Y Journal of Commerce.
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EOoEoMY Ec0NoMY /!
DOLLAR SAVED ~ TWO rOILARS MADE
fhis can he done by purchasing Wood already Sawed an
Spli at 0ice Of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
Nos NoGTG STREET.
sil-tf JAMES II. JOHNSON
EALTIMORE COAL COMPANY's COAL.
REDUCTION IN PRICE.
receiving reg l'aTiv supplies OF this cee-
hrated COAL, and enabled to eff it to consumers at
very LOH PRICES. In Of the present unsettled stale
Of aTsrs, and the possibility OF shipments being cut off,
would recommend consumers of Coal lay in their sup
plies at once.
As no Cumberland Coal is ming to this market,
woald recommend the OF my Coal as substitute for
steamirg and other shall Keep large supply con
SANITY my wharf.
r. W. TYSON, Sole Agent,
No % Second street.
For the quality Of the Baltimore Compsny's Coal for
scanning purposes, respectfully refer to the following
rarti's:
Gessg5, Dousherty, Woods Co.. Baltimore Steam Sugar
Refinery; Samuel Pearce, Esq, Agent Comwtl's Line
Steame,s; A. L. Huggns Esq, Boston Line Steamers.
Messrs. H. Abbott x Son, Canton Rolling Mill.
g Murray & Hazlehurst, Vulcan Works;
And Steamboats, generally jy3tf
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The proceedings of Parliament on the Goth were
wholly unimportant.
The great seal of Lord Chancellor was formally
conferred BY the Queen Sir r. Bethel, vice Lord
Campbell, deceased.
The great fire in London was still burning in come
vaults, but was becoming gradually subdued, and
all danger Of further explosion was considered
over.
The Prince and Princess Frederick William h ad
arrived in England on visit to the Queen.
The Prince of Wales would proceed on the 10Th
to the camp at Currah, Ireland, to take the round
of military duties.
dale on the 26th. He euogized the French Cav
eminent and the commercial treaty with Franc;
denounced the volunteer movement in England
and ridiculed as a ridiculnus hrei~-- tiA idaa nf
invasion.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-19
NASHVILLE, TENN. FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1861.
Joyful News.
The Cry is ''Stin They Come. /"
WHAT2

Why beautiful goods, that will cause great talk,
As our old FRIEND NJ Powers, has just returned from
New York
And is receiving at his Store Southeast of the
Square,
rich Spring and Summer Stock which hen sell very
fair,
Embracing clothing and every article in the furnishing
line,
Which in beauty and durability sstruy divine" "
He has coats and pants of almost every style and
shade.
Most fashionably cut, and very neatly pressed and
made; -.s
And as for handsome yests-he'n sell you one in
flash
For the very least possible share of your cash.
Nor forgetting old line Wings and Democrats,
For whom he keeps variety Of suitable hats,
The finest caps-all fances sure to please
Both cloth and silk, and new style japanese;
Handsome shirts, and splendid cravats and collars,
So to NJ. Powers don't neglect TO bring your dollars
For with myriads would now dispute,
VINO dare say his garments fail to suit
Those most neat and fastidious in taste,
Who Oft in badly made clothes their money waste
But strange TO say. for the very smallest sum,
You feel inclined TO expend at Powers Emporium,
He will give you bargains SO very rcih rare,
That will compel you for months wonder and stare
BE keeps clothing to suit the large and the small
And to credit our word, Just give him a call
-QQick sales aud small prsats'' is his motto bong
traced,
So to NJ. Powers Store for bargains make haste.
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