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Dr.. RAHsAY-To-morrow we shall pub
lish DR.. Ramsay's closing remarks on the
Causes of Consumption. This letter is per
haps one Of the most interesting of the Sc
ries. We bespeak for it a careful perusal.
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CITY NEWS

BRONZE STATUARY ~ ORNAMENTS of all
styles for sale at Hogan's Jswelry and Fancy
Store, S37 Superior street.
ie7 HOGAN.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF

w -
ENTERED. ---..IUN 4
Stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit
Prop City OF Fremont, Flint, Buffalo
Prop Passaic, Mitchell, Dunkirk
Prop fountain City, Rounds, Buffalo
Prop COlOnist, Smith, MOstrsal
schr Florence, Light, Burwell, LOG cords thiagl,
wood
scow J c Hill, Taft, Saginaw, l2O N feet lumber
CLEARED.
stmr City of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Clean, Brown, Dunkirk
Prop Owego, Hewett, Toledo
Prop City of Fremont, FLINT, Sandusky
Prop Passaic, Mitchell, Toledo
Prop fountain City, Rounds, Chicago
Prop Meteor, Wilson, 0ntonsgon
Brig IrOquois, Becker, Buffalo, $50 tons coal
Schr Presto, Myrick, Buffalo
Schr Kate Hinehman, Curtiss, Marquette
Schr Augustus Ford, Scott, Chicago, 800 tons coal
Schr Sarah Jane, Thompson, BurwelI
schr Saginaw, Kennedy, Eagle Harbor, 400 tons
coal
Scow } c Hill, Taft, Saginaw
Scow Butcher Boy, Payne, Saginaw
Seow NC keyes, Lynn, Clinton
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n. Y. Money Mnrket-Jnne Z.

MONET-Easy at 6 per cent.
STERLING ENeHANGR-Steady. Bankers bills
at lOs15Gll0 lOsI9lO95s for Commercial.
GoLD-Unsettled, Irregular and lower, opening
at l4;1S, advancing TO l45%,, and closing at 1927
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~ For Evening Edition News
see inside.
~ For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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Buffalo Markei-June :.

FLOUR-Unchansed.
WHEAT-Quiet.
CORS-Closed quiet. Salss at 6sd6sLc.
0AFs-lc better. Sales of Nc. l chicago at 49,.
BARLEY-Nominal
RYE-NO l at SI,O5.
WHIsKY-S2,f7.
Unchanged.
CANAL FRKIGHTs-TO New York Wheat l4Zc;
corn 1919; oats Sc.
CANAL ExPORTs-wbeat s.42e lush; corn pa,
573; oats lie, sos.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


HOsfetter's Celebrated Stomach Bit
tiers.
READ E. D. E. N. sOUTHWORTH'S LITTLE.
PR0sPEcr COTTAGE, GEORGETOWN, d. o.
April 9, 1858.
Messrs. HOsTETTER & SMITH:
GfHfIensH-It gives ma pleasure to add my testi-
moniaI to those Of others in favor Of your excellent
preparation. Several years Of residence on the
banks of a Southern river, and Of close spplica-
ton to Ii .erary work, had 80 thoroughly exhausted
my nervous system and undermined my health
that I had become a martyr to dyspepsia and ner-
vous headache, recurring at short intervals, and
defying all known remedies in the Aateria Medica-
I had come to the conclusion that nothing but q
total change of residence and pursuits would re-
store my health, when a friend recommended
Hostetter's Bftters. 1 procured a bottle as an ex-
pertinent; it required but one bottle to convince
me that l had found at last the right combination
Of remedies. The relief it afforded me has been
complete. 1t is now some years since first tried
Hostetter's Bitters, and it is but just to say that
I have found the preparation all that it claims to
DO. 1t Is a standard Family Cordial with US, and
even as a stimulant we like it better than any
thing else; but w9 use it in all nervous, bilious
aud dyspepsic cases, from fever down to toothache.
If what 1 have now said will lead any d~yspeptlc or
nervous invalid to a sure remedy, I shall have done
some good. I remain, gentlemen, respectfully,
iuns4 E. D. Z. N. S0UTHW0RTH.
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The Courts.

U. S. ~CoURT-JUDGE WITHET.-This court
was occupied all day yesterday in hearing
evidence in the case of James NJ. CLARK,
of Ashland, for passing a counterfeit $50
Treasury note. At the close of the testl-
mony the court adjourned till this forenoon
when the arguments will be heard.
CouRT OF COMMoN PLEAs-JUDGE COFFIN
BERRY.-The case of Donald Robertson ana
others Us. tho C. C. & C. R. R. Company,
which was begun last week was still in
hearing yesterday.
Room No. I-JuDGE BoLToS.-Thls branch
of the court was occupied all day yesterday
with the case of Joseph Greenhalgh rs
Thomas Manning, without completing 1t.
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The Primary Meetings Last Night.

A few choice goods opened at Mrs, shsw'a
rooms.
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Flour and Grain I'm Store.
The following table shows the amount of Flour
and Grain in store in Chicago on the End inst,
compared with the amount in store on the same
day last year.
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Chicago marEet-June =.

~FLOUR-steaiy and quiet. Sales at s., 50@su for
Spring Extra.
WHEAT-Dull. sales st 81, 5@I,e61I for No J.,
and 81 O9@l ,O4% for No. 2.
RNZDu Sales Of No. I at 5OAG5lEc, and
4sc for No. 2.
oATs@steadE SAILS at s29a2He for No 1;
29sI93l%o for No. z
PROvIsIONs-FiTm.
HIGHwINEs-Firm.
FREIGHTs-opened firm, but closed rather weak.
REcEIPTs-Flour 1900 bbIs wheat ls, OCO tn;
ocrn $4,000 bu, oats 81 COO bI
DEMONSTRATION II 200 bbls.; wheat sc, OOO bu 5
corn ECO, 90 bu.; oats 90, OO0.
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To conclude with the renowned BuTlesque Of
POCAIIONTAS.
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CLEVELAND Wholesale Market.

THURSDAY EVENING, June :, 1865.
FreIghfs-The following are the rates by Lake
(steam) and Rail from this port to New York and
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FOR LAKE SUPERIOR.

UOR LAKE SUPERIOR.
The stAunoh and elegant pzs%5AS
senger steamer, -
SD. CALDWELL.-..~J. M. LEWIS, Master.
VIII leave our dock for oNT0NAG0N, and all in
termediate ports, on
WEDNESDAY, June 18th, at 8 O'Clock P. III.
For freight or passage apply to
GARRETsON & Co., Agents,
iuues.32l No. l River street.
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GRAND PLEASURE EXCURSION
TO
LAKE S R,
For the Month OF July.

The splendid side-whesl steamer
ILLINOIS, f;nRM
Capt. B. C. SWEET, --~.Master, AA
viii leave her dock at Cleveland, Ohio, FRIDAY,
July eth, 1866, at ] o'clock P. NJ, touching st
DETROIT, leaving that port SATURDAY, July
eth, ats O'clock P. NJ, for a
Grand Pleasure Excursion
to the North and South Shore5 OF Lake Superior,
visiting ali points Of interest on the South Shere,
and running to Portland, Grand Portage, Fort
William, Isle Royal, St. Egnar's Island, and
many other attractive places on the North Shore;
returning to Detroit and Cleveland, August LIST,
anording abundance Of time to sec and admire 3
country romatic beyond description and unsur-
passed in beauty, not visited by the regular lines
Of steamerE. The boat il large and well furnished
state rooms, berths and frst-olAss boarding fur
nished during the entire tnp-thus dispensing
with the trouble and expense OF seeking Hotel &C
commodations even where they can be found
Boats for nsking and sailing will be furnished Tree
of charge.
This IS intended to be truly e Pleasure EIoEr-
sion OF hrst-class pRssengers-afording pleasure
seekers an opportunity TO spend the month Of
July in fishing, boating and roaming over a conn
try admired BY all lovers Of the beauties OF nature.
a. Tickets for the trip, S2O0-Oo.
Special arrangements made With gentlemen who
wish to take their families
Apply to J. NJ. RICHARDS 4 CO., No. % Mon
ument SQUARE, OF st the United States Marshals
W. N. PATTERSON, Agent,
juues .3s4 P. O.. Drawer 262.
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MISCELLANEOUS

CUPRRIOR CHANCE FOR INVEST
OMENT.-GOod Businessi Great Profits! Quick
Returusl Apply Immediately st No. ? AtWater
Block, Cleveland, .. lane2;3A
billiards! BILLIARDSl! BILL
ID ARDSlii-I would call the attention OF buyers
10 NV new improved PATENT
CUSHIONS AND TABLES, which cannot be sur
passed by any others in the world for elasticity cor
rehess of angles, and durability, which L sell al
Reasonable prices, with a fine stock OF Cloths, Balls,
Cues, and everything connected with the trade
Orders by mail attended 10 at nv factory, 80 Fulton
street, New York City. W. ii.
June5.S46
nROF, THOMAS would respectfully inform
his friends and patrons that he is now prepared
10 attend to Shaving, Hair Dressing and Shampoon-
ing. Hair ColorinR, &c, in the best style. Also that
he will give his attention 10 the cure Of Corns, Bun
ions, and IngroWing Nails, Shop under the John
son House. apls:&2
REn nnn MONEY ADVANCED
OOO,OOO IN sums 70 suit-et the old stand
and wei-knovn LOAN OfElOAs
90 Securities Of every kind, viz: Gold and silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, yeWelrys Guns
Pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons, and
An personal property and articles otveiue, on The most
SaiEsfactorY terms. Business strictly private. Is.
tahizhed ISL. N. B.-A variety Of unredsemed
Watches, JeVely, Guns, etc, for sale At bargains.
O4De-oornerO OF Water and Superior ~streetss ever
naEfs q PieXotto'a Clothing Store.
oct22 J.O. w MA6N NJ.
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TEETERs-MoINTosH-On Thursday, June
9TH, By Rev. S. D Lynn, at the residence Of the
brides father, Richard ". Testers, OF Alliance,
Ohio, and Miss Maggie O., youngest daughter Of
Alex. Mcintosh, Esq, Of this city.
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Milwaukee MarkeI-June :.

F~LOUR-Firmer
wHEAT-wesh. Sales at 81, 7G15 for No. l.
CORN-Weak
OATs-Firm.
REcEIPTs-FIour $50 bbls; wheat bu. 81. OcO.
sHIPHEsTs-FiOur 800 bbls; wheat l03, 600 bus.
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w Patent House Bell. Every house-kesBer should
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The dispatches from New York to-day
indicate a steady and firm market for gold,
our three o'clock advices reporting the
price at l44s, which quotation was also
made to the Board of Trade at one o'clock.
There is probably a disposition among
advices are received from abroad, which are
expected to show a still further improve
ment in the English finances. In anticipa-
ton of this, there would of course be no dis
position to..speculate for an advance, though
the price might be maintained with firm
ness.
In government securities there was
scarcely a variation in the New York mar
ket to-day, prices ruling steady and firm.
In relation to the relative value of Five
twenties in London and New York, the for
eign circular of Messrs. WotherspOon & Co.,
says:
Gold at 1444 gives for exchange on Lon
don 1881 in currency. At this rate, with
5-2Os in London at GA, and interest at 10 per
cent. there is a net loss on their shipment
to this country of nearly 4 per cent, while
on the other hand shipments from this side
to London at these rates would yield a
profit of fully II per cent, showing that
they actually sell at a less price here than
in London. 1t is a singular anomaly that
the public securities OF the richest and
most powerful country in the world should
be SO deprecated in the two principal
money markets in the world-New York
and London.
In this market prices of government Sc
curities were without change to-day, and
the only change in coin was an advance of
=. A. n.IIinn rntnn II GnlI W. ANITA.
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FlOur-Quiet, and unchanged. City made is
firm at s13,OO@l4,OO for Xxx red, and SIS, OO915,5 80
for Xxx white. Country brands XIX red range at
SIC, 5O919, so, and NIX white sls, 5O915,OO Xxx
spring slO, 5OSII,oO.
Wheat-Quiet, steady, and firm fer choice va
r~ieties. Sales 3 cars No. l Milwaukee spring s., O5,
l car A l amber at s2,62.
COrn-Quiet and steady. Sale tears No. 2 mixed
from store at CSC No. l held at &C.
Oats-InactiYe. No l held nominally at 45c
fruR store.
Rye-Quiet and steady at Sc from store.
BRrley-InactiTe and nominsl.s
POrk-Firm. Sales 25 bbls No. l City Mess
at ssl, 90; No. q Mess 5000; Prime Mess s27, 90;
Clear SIS.
~Lard-Steady. Oity-rsndsrsd 20 in tierces and
&c in kegs; country rendered I9a2Oc.
HRms-UnehAnged. sales 1890 lbs City Sugar
cured at &c cAnvAssed and 22o unesnvsssed coun-
try cut ls@z1c.
shOuIders-steady. Sales 1000 lbs City-cured
at l5c eanvassed and lac uncanVAssed Country
cured ls914c.
BacOn-Held at lso for clear; lso for sugar.
cured uncsnvAssedi 200 for do csnTassed. Sales
400 lbs Country at 1eHc.
Mess BeeE-In modarats request and steady
at $500.
Dried BeeE-steady at 25o eAnTssssd and &c
uncRnyAsSed.
Batter-DRIl. Sales Is kegs Central at &c.
Western Reserve yellow held at 2sG3Oc.
Cheesc-In good demand, steady and firm at
12@16c for dairy, and l59I7c for fsctory-made.
EggsEstsady. Sales 10 bbls at 2O92lc.
H1ghH1nes-Quiet. Held at 1922.
AIc0hOE-Firm. Held ct S4,H94,49 for %
per cent. Cologne Spirits, ss per can't, s4,a9i,5s.
Neutral Proof Spirits . 2,s792,42.
RetrOloum-Tirm. Bonded held at 3s@4Oo
here, free on cars. Free 5s9Goc. The market is
rather quiet.
PotatOeS-In moderate request. Sale g cars
PssshblQTE In bulk ct nos; 100 bu Of sl,lo.
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NOR LAKE SUPERIOR. {

III. .tauncA and slesant1 lily
steamer, -
GOV. CUSHMAN.-.--..H. W. THOMPSON, Master,
viii leave our dock for PORTAGE LAKE and
intermediate ports on
SATURDAY, JUNE 9th, at S P. Nj.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
GARRETs0N & CO., Agents,
fune7 No. ] River street.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPO Ext
Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press.
NEW YoRE, June T..

Especial Dispatch to Western AssOcisted Press.
NEW YoRE, June I.
sOLDs
Gold closed heavy at l43.
MONEY.
The money market remains easy at from 5 to 8
per cent for call loans. Prime discounts are cur
rent at CO.. per cent.
EXCHANGE.
The Exchange Market was dull and lower this
afternoon. SiNty-dsys bankers bills are quoted
at 1O9A.
GOVERNMENTS.
Government securities we're firm this afternoon,
and the advance on 5-2Os was well sustained.
The second regular board was firm, aud recover
ed a little.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
At the last board the railway list were higher
with more of a demand. In leading shares Erie
was the feature, and sold up to $50.
The market was unsettled throughout the day
by false reports Of failures, but is now recovering
from this fright.
HIscELLANEoUs SHARES.
Among the miscellaneous shares Western Union
was firm at GlH96l%.
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
The market for petroleum and mining shares
was quiet and steady at both sessions to-day.
United States was higher and more in demand.
DRT GOODS.
There is little change in the dry goods market
to day. Some oLthe cotton goods are shade lower.
The general trade is good for this season of the
year.
QUOTATIONS.
JObbers' prices
Brown sheetlngs-Pacihc Extra g; do. II Ply;
Lancaster 20; Atlantic "a; do II "a; Augusta 20;
Cabot 3 20; do A q; Oregon D q, Cohosset q;
Indian Head 3; MedfOrds ny; Hashau Extra 20;
Aamoskeag A q; Newmarket A q.
Sheeting and Shirtings-Bleached AndroBcoggin
SO; Anthony %; Bartletts %; Bates Xxx 80; do BIB
rs: Dwight IS; Harris No l 2ss Home 32%; do 27Z;
Hope 2s; James PSI; Lsnsddas 81 TusesTora BY;
Waltham IS; Collander Eagle 52H Farmers and
Mechanics 60; N Y Mills DAL CO; Pemberton DkF
IS; Plow Loom and Anvil IS.
Prints-Cochico q; Merrimac d q; do W %;
Frocks q; do Fancy 81.
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CLAIM AGENTS.
OEAIW ~ ..
YIN. e. PRESTON,

IAstabIshed DECEMBER, l56I.l
licensed 4 Army / Navy Claim Agent,
OFFI0E no. I LYMAHs BLOCK,
Near Court House on Public Square, Cleveland. o.
Il NEW BOUNTY LAW has nassed tba
House. Three Mon his Men and ALL TIERS
who served between April 18th, 1861 aud April 18th,
1865, can now file their Dis harges with as to OBJ
tain their Bounty.
RA- Our Fee Is Five Dollars, payable when
Cls1ms are settled, as established BY the act.
We collect Pensions, Bounty, Back Psy, Prizs
Money and sIl other War claims.
Land Warrants bought and sold.
"a Cur Special Agent, residens at HAahlrgtcn
D. O., gives persona attention to ALL claims hled
BY u,
6Ssf man Language sDSksn. fan1sRIT
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HONORARY And COMMERCIAL
OgrlcE nF r4E UxIoE AND AMsRIcAx,l
T.. y LII 10 lace Z

IS
FRIDAY. July -. 1866. !
MOxEr1RY.-Gold opened in New York this
morning at 1872. but fell during the day and
closed at l525{
Government securities still Strengthening.
Uncuueut money offering in but small quanti-
ties. with little if any change in quotations.
Bank Of Tennessee bought at 33g33. and held BY
the brokers at IS. Planters boughtai G9c. Union
commands froui r 70 73c. selling at re.
CoTroy.-Ihe market continues extremely dull
We heard Of no sale yesterday. consequently. we
can give no figures other than those of the pre-
vious day. The New York dispatches, at P. NJ,
quote middlinr uplands at 3jeSjc; dun and noni-
nal.
GROCERIEs.-The market continues as usual
without any material change to quote in prices
OF the effect OF the present foreign war upon
American interests. tue National IateliiJcEcer
says:
The commencement Of actual hostilities in Con
tinental Europe, and the prospect Of a protTacted
war, which will disorder the finances Of the belli-
gerents, has had prejudieial effect as yet, upon
American interests. The war has not been follow
ell By an increased demand from this country or
from England for gold. American securities are
on the rise, and II may be confidently stated that
they have touched their lowest rate in Europe.
During the panic preceding the war some ten or
fifteen millions Of hYo-tWentles came back to us,
and were purchased m our markets at fair rates.
But the current Of bond importations has ceased,
and a cOunter-current set in. There is now de-
mand for our bonds, and it is thought it will in
crease as the war goes on. Perhaps they will be
found 10 be the best securities that capitalists.
large and small, in Europe can find for their
money. The securities of the belligerent powers
falling, and some of them may fall dead before
long Many persons will drop these securities
and buy diamonds or gold TO hoard against an
evil day. But such boards yield no returns. The
United States bonds, bearing gold interest at six,
or even five per cent, may become the favOrite
investment abroad.
The immense revenue which the United States
Government raises will no doubt maintain the
credit Of all its securities. Ii not generally
known till lately that our customs revenue for
the fiscal year just closed was Sl7S,S7500 This
Is the largest customs revenue we ever received,
and it was IN gold. Our duties upon many articles
were thought to be too high for revenue. They
averaged forty-seven and half per cent. But
this is the highest average rate known to the
world. Now Congress Will attempt to increase the
average, and 10 run up rates on indispensable
ticles of general consumption to one hundred per
cent. Such a tariff would lessen our means for
sustaining the credit Of the Government. 1t
would bear heavily on some of our industries, and
would largely curtail the customs revenue. The
high credit Of our Government would no longer
be sustained at home or abroad.
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The boot and shoe market is very firm. and
though the Fall trade has not vets in to any ex-
tent. buyers are beginning to appear. and seem
ready and anxious to take hold. in view of the
upward tendency. This is due to the increased
cost of production Holders say it is no object for
them to sell at hast months prices as these will
not enable them to replace their stocks.
There is fair assortment Of fall goods Offering
but the stocks are not large and considerable
smaller than at the corresponding time last year.
With an active trade, which is expelled next
week, they will soon be broken, and early buyers
will doubtless have the advantage both as to Sc
lection and price.
The Fall business promises to be large, and we
shall not be surprised to considerable excite
ment and competition among buyers.
Business is very brisk in manufacturing circles,
with steady stream of orders pouring in upon
them. With the present tendency Of labor and
material however, it is not safe to take orders
ahead except at value.
The uncertainty in regard to the manufacturing
tax has embarrassed operations somewhat. Makers
have been ready 10 contract, but have held back
on deliveries Of goods, in expectation of a Teduc-
ton in tIs tax from TO per cent. We believe
the point is now settled in favor of this reductions
and as the law goes into immediate effect, those
who have held on to the close o. the week, viii
probably save their per cent. on gross sales
Commercial Bulletin. .JtiV T.
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NASHVILLE. July 5. 1866

NEW White Wheat Flour, very superior
article-frst in the market-at FOSTER
Bro, 80 Public Square. jy11-lw
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w. FREEMAN & co.

Az IMPORTANT DtsCoyERY.-One great
draw back to the investment of capital in
oil and oil lands in this State has been the
fact that large portion Of the oil found in
Kentucky has so offensive a smell as not to
be merchantable, and although the operators
have expended large sums of money in at
tempting to deodorize it, their attempts, till
within few days, had proved failures, and
the operators had ceased harrelling oil, on
this account.
Mr.. YARYAN, Of this city, has for some
time past turned his attention to this matter,
and we have to-day seen samples of this oil
dcordorized by him, which is in first rate
understandable condition, and is entirely free
FROM the PECULIARLY offensive rotten-egg odor
which has hitherto proved so detrimental to
IT, Mr.. GARYAN states that he can door
dorize this oil at so small cost as to leave
a large margin for profit to the oil owners.
lie leaves this evening for Kentucky, TO en-
deavsr 10 make contract with the well
owners for deodorizing their oil
This discovery is a real addition to the
wealth Of our country, and particularly an
addition to the prospect Of a speedy develop
ment Of our oil interests in Tennessee, as it
will remove the only doubt that can exist in
the minds Of oil operators as to their fnan-
cial success in Tennessee.