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CIGARS, GROCERIES,&C.
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At KERR & CO,,
EXPORTERS OF GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS,
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCOS.
FRENCH BRANDIES, WINES, BITTERS,
SCOICEALBS, LONDOX AND DUBLIN
PORTER, CORDIALS, FRUITS, Ac,
I' 21 Cedar Street, opposite the Verandah.
OOK f(f HAVANA, MEXICAN AND
ZoDaUUU GERMAN CIGARS. The largest and
best asso rted stock in Nashville, comprising all kinds, qual
ities, shapes and sizes, most of which are the richest fla
vored, and costliest Cigars that come from Havana.
Also, 10 barrels Havana Smoking Tobacco, (direct impor
tation.) with the choicest assortment of Virginia Smoking
and Chewing Tobacco in the market. Dealers and users
tf the above are respectfully invited to give us a call, and
mmine our stock and prices before buying elsewhere, as
ne are selling wholesale and retail as low as such can be
bad in any market in the Union. A. KERR A CO.,
maylS No. 81 Cedarstreet.
FRENCH II RANDIES, WINES, CORDIALS,
FRUITS, Ac 27 Octoves line French Brandies, Ber
Bard and Seignett's;
5 qrs. Otard, Signettand London Dock;
. 2 pipes Holland Genumo Gin;
10 dozen pure Jamaica Rum, (imported in glass;)
8 " " Champagne Brandy, " ,
8 btxrels Wild Cherry Bounce;
lOdozen Brandy Cherries, (French;)
60-cases superior Claret; '
2 casks ' "
4 ' Pure old Sherry;
4 " " Madeira;
100 baskets Champagne, Clicquot, Charles Hiedsick, and
other favorite brands;
London and Dublin Porter;
Scotch Ale;
15 dozen Sparkling Hock;
6 ' Malvisa Wine delicious and nourishing light Wine,
for ladies. A. KERB A CO.,
maylS ditvvtf No. 27 Cedar sL
.LYONS fc CO.
Importers and Dealers in Havana Cigars, To
bacco, and all kinds of Foreign Wines,
Liquors, etc.
No. 19 Croon Steset, Nashville,
Conntry orders respectfully solicited and punctually at'
tended to.
LATE ARRIVAL. CIGARS! CIGARS Received
this day a large lot of superior Regalia Cigars, which
lor flavor and quality will surpass any ever brought to
Nashvilte. We keep constantly on hand a very larpje as
sortment of all descriptions of Cigars, which we wdl sell
either at Wholesale or retail, at the lowest prices. Country
and City dealers are respectfnlly invited to examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
ap7. LYONS A CO., 19 Cedar st
LIQUORS. We keep constantly on hand a full sup
ply of Brandies, Wines, and all other Liquors, of va
rious qualities, for either wholesalo or retail by
ap7 LYONS A CO., 19 Cedarstreet.
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO
The lovers of the weed would do well to call on us,
we having just received an article of Tobacco of a very
superior quality. LYONS A CO.,
ap7 19 Cedar street.
LYONS Ad CO.
WOULD most respectfully call the attention of th6
city and country Merchants generally, to their
stock of Foreign and Domestic Liquors, all of which we
guarantee genuine. Amongst which will be found the
lollowing, viz:
2 pipes Maglony Brandy, vintage 1845;
5 4 pipes btar Proprietor Brandy, vintage 1S4S;
7 X pipes Otard Dupee Brandy, vintage 1850;
6 J pipes J. Hennessey Brandy, vintage 1850;
14 pipes assorted Brandy, vintage from '43 to '51;
1 pipe Double Swann Holland Gin, (fine);
1 puncheon Jamaica Rum;
1 puncheon Santa Cruz;
2 i casks Pure Juice Port Wine;
10 3 casks L'Durand do do;
5 bbls Cherry Bounce;
5 butts Cherry Wine;
5 do Maderia do;
10 bbls Extra Old Bourbon;
10 do do do Monongahila;
Also, a full assortment of Domestic Liquors, generally
too nuircrous to mention. "
50 baskets assorted Champaign Wine, just received by
jy7 LYONS A CO.
DIRECT IMPORTATIONS.
JUST received this day one of the finest and most beau
tifully selected stock'of Meerschaum Pipes ever brought
to this city.
Also, a very beautiful lot of Stems, some of which are ot
Cherry.
Also, Amber Mouth Pieces; Tobacco Pouches md Bags.
AUof whici we most respectfully invite the attention of
thepublic'to call and examine, as it is no trouble for us to
showour Goods. LYONS A CO.,
jy7 19 Cedar street.
D- "TmESTUTLIUUORS. '
23 bbls New York Brandy;
10 " Uin. rorsaieoy
mchl0'54
R. F. BELL,
No. 28 College st, opposite Sewanec House.
FOX As POLIIEMUS,
59 Broad Strebi, Corner Beaver, New-York,
Offer for Sale the following Heavy Cotton Fabrics:
TVTEW-ENGLAND COTTON SAIL DUCK 22 inch, all
iN numbers, hard and soft; also all the various widths of
Uanva&s manufactured at this establishment comprising ev
jry variety known to the trade, and offered at the lowest
'UNITED STATES PILOT DUCK Woodberry and
ilount Vernon Extra. A lull assortment of this superior
WILLIMAimC COTTON DUCK-16, IB, 20 and 22
inch, all numbers, hard and soft. This fabric was awarded
iie highest Premium at the London World's Fair, also at
jur own State Fair.
SHIP AND BEAR MASK DU0K Plam and twilled,
nanulacturcd by the Greenwood's Company, a superior ar
Jcle for light sails, tents, awniugs. Ac; also, Mount Ver
non Twilled Ravens, Howard Ravens, Pioneer and Phcenix
Mills; Light Cotton Ravens, plain 22 to 27 inch; Heavy, do.
C0TT0N BAIL TWINE A full assortment.
TARPAULINS, HAMMOCKS, STUFFS, Ac.
PAPER FELTING 30 to 72 inch, made very heavy,
ixpressly for drier felts.
CAR COVERING Cotton Canvass, all widths, trom 30
10 130 inches, and all numbers, made expressly for cover
ing and roofing railroad cars, is perfectly and permanently
Hater-proof, and more enduring than the car itself.
ENAMELLING CANVASS 30, S3, 40, 45 and 50. inch
jlain and twilled, in every variety.
BAGS AND BAGGING 01 every descnptiou. Seam
less Bags, woven whole, all size, in bales of 100, 200 and
WO; combining strength, utility and cheapness, for grain
indmeal, are unsurpaaseu,
40 inrh Canraa. 8 thread
JVan and Filling, heavy twilled, do. do., 20,22, 40, and
Hiuca.
WOOL SACKS Woven whole all sizes, a new and desira-
ile article. feb25 54 lya.
H. II. WUITESIDES.
GENERAL AUCTIONEER.
Jackson, Tennessee.
HE WILL sell Horses, Mules, Land, and Negroes upon
the most reasonable terms. He will also act as Agent
for the hiring of egroes, and thesellingorrentingofLand.
Refer to the citizens of Jackson, or U.C. Torbett, Nash
ville. my25-lyw.
THE KNOW NOTHINGS
ARE
STOPPING FOR A FEW DAYS AT THIS
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
MAINE STREET, NORTH OF THE COURT HOUSE,
Franklin, Tennessee,
WHICH is again open for the reception of visitors and
tbe undersigned flatters himself he will be able to
please all who may favor him with their patronage. The
table will be supplied with the very best the marset affords.
The wants of the horse will be fully supplied by a carelul
and experienced hostler. Qfiarges moderate.
1 TRY ME.
With a little encouragement I am determined to make it
a first class Hotel. L- lP
OCl'21
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
No. II CcdarSlreet.
Five doors from Public Square,
VTTHERE may be found a choice ana wen neieci-,
VV ed stock ot
Cloths. CaBiniere, and csting?,
r th-ioinst nd most beautiful wttcrns. all of which will
k UHid up to ordar in the mot fashionable style, and ut
. short notice as can ueaoue iu auj ciy m uc union,
and aupnest to suit the times.
Hufingretwved myent'ie stock of Goods for the Ia!l
raid Winwr seasons, and being satisfied that they are by
- the hsndsomest Goods ever brought to this market, an
jautiou requested before purchasing elsewhere
Heady-Made Clothins. CoaU, PanLsand Veti of
all kind. A tine asbortment of Men's Furnishing Goods,
Buks and Merino Undershirts, Shirts, Stocks, Gloves, Sus
piders, Crava's, l'ocket Handkerchiefs, Silk and Linen
ifairt Collar, Umbrellas, Ac.
ZcV Garments cut at the shortest notice. Please call
andekinc. T.J. HOUGH,
sj2 tf Agent.
VALUAll l,E RE VI. ESTATE FOR SALE.
AN exce.lent and beautiful Farm, eligibly situated on
the White's Creek Turnpike, 4 miles from the city,
containing Huacresofthe very best land 10U acres cleared
and under a high slate of cultivation, aud the balance well
timbered. Thire is a very good house upon the farm and
an excell-nt well of the finest water m Davidson county.
4LSO. A nnely improved couutry seat, near the
1,'oiensville Pike, three miles from the city, containingSO
acres, l'orsons desiring an elegant and convenient home
near to Nashville will find their wants exactly suited in the
Tin T"H
ALSO. A very commodious Brick Dwelling, in South
Nashville with a lot froutmg 150 feet on College street.
ALSO. A lot in South Nabhville, fronting 93 feet on
i!lt -A lot in South Nashville, fronting 9S feet on
ALSO? Alot in South Nashville, fronting 100 feet on
Summer street
AI0 A handsome lot m Edgefield, fronting 290 feet
on Bell street.
The above property will be offered at private sale until
the 2d Saturdav m December, when, if not so disposed of,
it will be sold" at public auction. Persons desiring any
further informal ion in regard t the property can receive
it by aing e.ther to $0RK.
VALUABLE HUILOING LOT FOR SALE.
WE are offering tor sale that desirable BUILDING
LOT on Vine street adjoining the residence of John
y fhe lot fronts feet on Vine street and runs back
iJSO feet Two-thirds ot the purchase money can remain
bond and mortgage on the lot tor live years, if'desired.
Alvto LINDSLEY A CROCKETT,
feis 38 College street.
riT'TPTINGS. 17 bales 4 4 Richland Sheetings. In
S rJfoxtT W. U, GORDON & CO.
GE.5GERIES.
GROCESIES.
npHE FOLLOWING COMPRISES IN , PART OUR
JL STOCK, which is nearly complete, whiclvenamesus
to offer inducements to purchasers: , j
7S9bagS Rio, Havana, Lag- 20 boxes Stouchibn BiUers;,
uyraand Java Coffee; 200 casks' English oda;
400 bags extra Baltimore Cof- 50 chests Teas, astlc;
fill. )? fiKlc PainhfriS'
5 bbls Caackers;
C80 hhds choice and prime 100 doz Weh Boards;
Sugar; Cotton Yarns, liss'dj1
110 bbls Loaf crushed and 200 doz Buckets;
powdered Snirar:
tot) hhla Flmir?
800 bbls Molasses;
500 4 bbls do;
50 Si do Golden Syrup;
50 bags Peppqr;
20 ' Spice;
25 " Ginger;
25 bbls Mackerel:
50 kits do; " '
500 boxes Sardines;
25 Pickles, assorted;
10 bbls Alum;
10 " Brimstone;
5 bbls Spanish Brown;
600 bags hue Salt;
500 bbls Sail;
200 Demijohns, assorted:
' 50 doz Scotch and Sappeo
Snuff;
500 bags Shot, ass'd;
10 tierces fresh Rice; ' '
5000 lbs bar Lead;
100 gross Blacking;
50 bqxes FancvSoap; ,
50TJ y .R'osin'Soap;? f
10 csks. A Siim'tBrandv:
10 " Otard, DupyACo do.
a lu&ueira nine, ft t
20 bbls Port Wine; '-J
25 Indian bbls Sweet Wine,
. extra;
20 bbls Sweet Wine, -
2 cires Holland Gin:
50,000 dears, various brands: 80 bbls Am
do; ;
800 boxes qt, pt. and pint 50 bbls Brandy;
Flasks; 20 bbls Rum:
00 boxes Tumblers;
OOOkejs Nails, asst'd;
100 reams Wrap Paper,
510 ceroons best Indigo;
2 casks Madder;
100 bxs Tobacco, all grades;
50 doz Cords and lanes:
.50
10
50
60
50
50
Apple do;t'l 1
OldBourbonWhiikr
Old Rye, .,do; 1
Old Reserve -do
OldMong" do;'
Reef d ' doj
Pike's Macr. do: . .
SCO
100 bxs white Havana Sugar;200
iuu boxes Mar handles;
200 boxes' Claret Wine; '
lou gross uatcnes:
Btarctl;
50 boxes Tallow Candles:' 20 boxes Lemon Svrtm: 1
Together with many other articles" usually kept in bur
line. LANIER & PHILLIPS,
julylO '5
No. 39 Market street.
BDCH U'CItlU ; FBKD. TEltttAiiS.
McCREA & TERRASS,
Wholesale Grocers, Commission .Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN J ;
Liquor, Iron, Castings, NaRj, Flour and Salt, j
M. 35 Broad St., Jfasltvillc, Tenne
SUNDRIES. '
100hhds.primeN.O.Sugar, 20 bags spice.
150 bbls. Molas3es,
u " eincer.
200 V " do.,
25 kegs golden syrup,
350 bags Baltimore Coffee,
75 " Uavanna do.,
127 " Laguyra do.,
50 pockets old Java do.,
150 bbls. loaf and powdered
Sugar,
5 tierces Rice,
50 boxes Langhorn. A Arm
stead's Tobacco,
100 boxes other brands,
10,000 lbs. bar lead,
400 bags shot, assorted,
900,000 G. D. per'sion caps,
800 kegs powder,
50 boxes starch,
800 demijohns,
300 bags tine salt,
1000 bhls. Kan. do.,
800 boxes W. R. cheese,
150 " E.D. do
75 doz. plough lines and bed
cords,
4 bbls. putty, " !
5 " alum,; ; f g
5 " brimstone, .. , !
40 casks soda, ;
150 kegs white lead, - ;
S00' boxes pint and quart
flasks,
100,000 Havana segars,
50,000 melee and Cuba six;
segars, ; ! ' f
100 gross matches, ' ' ,
125 boxes and boxes star
' candles, f
175 boxes tallow candles!
75 " bar soap,
100 .cases gunpowder end;
imperial tea,
C bbls. Epsom salts,
75 boxes 8 oy 10, 10bvl2,
and .12 by IS glass.
1 00 boxes and bxs raisins,
80 "' lemons,"
2 cases indigo,
1 cask madder.
25 bags pepper,
150 bucsets,
The above will be sold very low at 35 Broad st., by ' '
McCREA A TERRASS.
To Ititiiror.d and Turnpike Contractors.
CT VUli. picxs,
1J dozen shovels,
O 10 " mattocks,
10 " spades,
5 " siedge hammers,
In store and for sale low by
40 drills,
75 steel pointed erow bars,
50 crowbars, unfinished;
JIcCRCA A TERRASS.
IilQUORS.
PIPES line brandies, 200 bbls.
D 1 " Holland gin,
1 puncheon Irish whisKy, 800 "
40 bbls. port wine, some very 75 "
Pike's magnolia
..whisky,
Tenn. rec d do,;
Bowers' do.,
line.
60 " magnolia rye do.,
25 '" old Bourbon do.,-
40 " American hrandy,
55 " N. U. rum,
50 " copper D. whisky.
25 " New York gin,
H pipes cherry brandy;
rri 1 :n i. . ,,j
C bbls. sherry wine,
5 " Madeira do.
49 " sweet Malaga,
15 boxes Muscat wine,
25 " claret do.,
20 " brandv cherries.
40 baskets champaign wine,
low and on liberal time, at 35 Broad st, by
xuc aouvu njiiue&uiu very
McCREA A TERRASS.
H. N. 1IT&RS. A C- CABTtB.
CARRIAGES THAT .11 UST HE SOLD.
WE have yet on hand about TWENTY- c-'SPa&S'
FIVE FINE CARRIAGES, ROCK WAYS SaC
AND BUGGIES of the newest style, warranted the very
best material and superior w. rkm'auship, all of which wo
are determined to sell at some price or other in the. next
ninety days. All who want Buggies cheap come alonz.
MYEItS A CARTER, 59, Market st
aug.ll. B. Opposite Naslrr'He Inn.
"MAN KNOWJHTSELF." :
An Invaluable Book for 25 cenij. "Every Familg
should have a Copy."
rpWrJNTi T11UUSAJNU Uopiestold mless
JL tnan 5 months. A new eaition, revised
nd improved, just issued.
Dr. HUNTER'S MEDICAL MANUAL
AND HAND BOOK for the AFFLICTED containing an
outline of the origin, progress, treatment and cure of every
form of disease, contracted by promiscuous sexual inter
course, by self abuse or by sexual excess, with advice for
their prevention, written ma familiar style, avoiding' all
medical technicalities, and everything that would offend the
ear of decency, from the result of some twenty years success
ful practice, exclusively devoted to the cure of discas-es of a
delicate or private nature.
To which is added receipts for the cure of the above dis
eases, and a treatise on the causes, symptoms and cure of the
Fever and Ague.
Testimont or the Pcor. or Obstktbics in- Pkxn-. Col
legk, Philadzxphia. DR. HUNTER'S MEDICAL MAN.
UAL. The author of this wrk unlike the majority of those
works who advertise to cure the diseases of which it treats,
is a graduate of one of the best Colleges in the United
States. It affords me pleasure to recommend him to the
unfortunate, or to the victim of malpractice, as a successful
and experienced practitioner, in whose honor and integrity
they may place the greatest confidence.
JOSEPH LONGSHORE. M. D.
From A. Woodward, M. D or Vesx. Univeksitt, Phil
adelphia. It gives me pleasure to add my testimony to
the prolessional ability of the Author of the "Medical Man
ual. Numerous cases of Diseases cf the Genital Organs,
some of them of long standing, have corns under my no
uce, in which his skill has been manifest in restoring to per
fir.t health, in some instances where the patient has been
considered beyond medical aid. In the treatment of Semi
nal Weakness, or disarrangement of the functions,produced
by self abuse or excess of venery, I do not know his supe
rior in the profession. I have been acquainted with the
Author some thirty years, and deem it no more than justice
to him, as well as a kindness to the unfortunate victim ol
early indiscretion, to recommend him as otic, in whose pro
fessional skill and integrity, they may safely confide them.
..Ires. ALF. WOOD V ARD. M. D-
"Thisis, without exception, the most comprehensive and
intelligible work published on the class of diseases which
it treats. Avoiding all technical terms, it addresses itself
to the reason of its readers. It is free from all objectiona
ble matter, and no parent, however fastidious, e
to ptaeiug it in the hands of his sons. The author has de
roted manyyearstothetreatmentof the various complaints
treated of, and with too little breath to puff,' and 'too lit
tle presumption to impose,' he has offered to the world at
tae merely nominal price of 25 cents, the fruits of some
twenty years most successful practice "He'aM.
"No teacheror parent should be without the knowledge
imparted inthis invaluable work. It wouMsave years of
pain, mortification and sorrow to the youth under their
charge." J'eopU't Advocate.
A Presbyterian clergyman in Ohio, in writing or "Hun
ea Medical Manual, says: "Thousands ujon thousands
of our youth, by evil example and influence ot the passions,
have been led into the habit of self-pollution witlwiit realiz
ing the sin and fearful consequences upon themselves and
posterity. The constitutions of thousands who are raising
families have been enfeebled, if not broken down, and they
do not know the csuse or the cure. Anything that can be
done so to enlighten and influence the publre mind as to
check, and ultimately to remove this wide spread sourceof
human wretehedness, would confer the greatest bles-ing
next to the religion of Jesus Christ, on the piesentand
coming generations. Intemperance (or the use of intoxi
cating drinks,) though it has slain thousands uj.on thous
mds, is net a greater scourge to the human race. Accent
my thanks on behalf of the aSlicted, and, your co-woiker in
the irood work you are so actively engaged in."
One copy, (securely enveloped,) will bo forwarded, free of
postat-e, to any part of the United States for 25 cents, or 6
eopiMfortl. Address (postpaid,) cogDE!f4
Publishers, Box 19G, Philado.
Booksellers, Canvassers and Book Agents supplied on
he moKt liberal teiins-
TO IIOUSE-KEEPEHS.
CLOTHES Baskets, Clothes Hampers, Ac;
Market Baskets, Tubs, Pails, Piggins, Ac;
Wool, Manilla, Jute and GrassMats;
Cotlee Mills, Urns, Roasters and Filterers;
Tea Pots, Urns, Daddies and Tea Halls;
Rice Boilers, Knite Rove-, Knife Washers; - '
Fine, med'um and common Table Cutlery,
Silver-Plated Goblet. Waiters and Pilchers;
' Candlesticks, Snuffers and Trays;
" Castors, Sjioons and Forks; ,
Fine, medium and common Waiters and Trays; "
Soup Tureens, Steak Dishes, Challiug do;
Bronzed Iron Hat Rucks;
Fire Iron Stands. Ac; Fire Dogs;
Umbrella do.; Water Filterers;
With manv other articles suitable for House-keepers.
Just received and for le low for cash, by
nnas A.MORRISON A CO.
House Furnishing Store, corner Square and Deaderick st.
COME ONE. COME ALL!
W. A. V; J. U. JICUi.lSljLiAIl,
AT Til EI R
MAGNIFICENT STORE ON COLLEGE STREET,
Nos, 54 and 53.
HAVE on hand the most magnificent assortment or ele
gant Rich Goods ever oflered in this market. Our
atock of heavy goods is also very complete, and at prices
that cannot fail to please. Many of these goods have beens
secured within the past few days, and having been bought
greatly less than cost of importation, we feel no delicacy in
siying that we can give greater satisfaction in prices than
can be found in any other heue in the city. Strangers
buying goods in this market, will save money bv calling
and looking at our stock, at McCLEI.LAN'DS'
.Metropolitan Store,
octl9 Nos. 54 and 53 College street
A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT.
I WISH to Rent for two years the place on which 1 now
live, 5 miles from Nashville on the Murireesboro' Turn
pike, containing 70 acre', 40 or 45 acres cleared. H1s a
biautiful plac. Apply at No. SS Cedar Street
n0T7 V REES W. PORTER.
bANEOUS.
f'iUErt.TiTrfT (-fin v funD . :
OF T.U fc, gEAisOff ,is a CilAutity Jnost seriously felt and
deeply deplot.d by all,. liutuotwithstanding the crop
willtoalarge'exienf. be cutoff, it is not entirely without
remedy. 1 hisjs tij be fopu( iu-a machine known as
,t Xeavitt's Patent Portable Com Hill and Crusher,
which recommended to tho attention nfth. r.,r,,
krttfcfc raiser aa highly worthy of their especial notice
I U'hAM utirptg and Juralle, perfadj simn'e in Ut
rceiittrvnijfr,tand adtiirabl.v adapted to the purposes fcr
which u is designed, viz: The shelling and grading of
cona,nd, cr,U6hI,S of p,0'" and cob together, grinding,
suitable for fsmily.use, three bushels ot meal per hour
u uouiiif, 11,1.1 u 0i iu cij;m uutoeia per nour, and
shelling twenty bushels of corn in the same length of time
all of which it accomplishes with perfect ease to the ani
mals, (twa horses being required,) and entire satisfaction
of thepuichaser.
This Mill is desirable to thefirmer and sfock raiser for
manv reasopsr-T ' " .
1st' If is Ih'e only portable mill having the combined
capacitvofgrindiDg, shelling, and crushing corn.
2d unlike otherlortabIe'mlI3 all extra gearing, fram
ing, shafts, spindle3,' horse powers,-and the like are entirely
'dispensed with. ' '
,Jd Itexemplsthepossessor from a dependence upon wa
ter mills, which duriugseasons like the present, is quite
jiucertain, and, frequently' attended with mauy inconveni
ences and exatious dela j s.
4th The use of thiamin jyiU secure,tothefarmera sav
ingof at least .fifty per cent, in tha quantity of grain con
sumed, whilst it i: an admitted fact proven by those who
have 1ried the experiment, and established by scientific
test, that stock fed upon crushed or ground corn, are more
healthy, thrive better, and fatten in much 'sss' time than
stock fed in a different juaner
j'y the old method of feeding corn upoa the ground a
.la; portion i wasted, and whatever nutriment the coh
may codtiiri ihb'out torly per cent) entirely lost. Whilst
by crushing and proper feeding, a large and useless waste
Is avoided, aadull thenurlrimeot of the cob secured be
ing so much clear gain. Thw are facts; and worthy of
csiieful consideration.
The undersigned having purchased the right to the above
mill in Davidson, Kobertton; Marshall, Giles, Dickson, and
Hickman counties, Tennessee, persons wishing to purchase,
will please address the uudersigned at Nashville, Tenn.
4.ue umijare mrnisnea ana put-np.ready loruse, at Kev
enty Five Dollars each.
J. C. BALDWIN.
JSP Persons. wanting these mills iu Bedford, Franklin
or Lincoln counties, will address J. P. Drouroole. at
Shelbyville. In Warren Cannon or Coffee counties, ad
'dress A.S. LASGLtr, at Nashville, Tenn. In Montgomery,
Rutherfoid, Williamson, Wilson and Sumner counties, ad.
1 - 11 , 1 - -II m .
musa ii. wAKittt, Auauviiie, lvnn sep worn
FINE CItlARS. 1 invite the attention of smokers.to
to a supply of l'.egalias, which 1 have received to-duy.
"l""" J. iMAUi, JR.
B RANDY JFRU1TS.-20 doz. assorted Brandy FruiU
Just received. ap20 J. NIXON, Je. '
CJjAICEI ! CLARET! ! 25 cases finest quality
Table Caret ever offered in this market Also 25
cases good ordinary sujtable for the trade, for sale low by
CHAMPAGNE. Just received and for sale 70 bas
kets superior Champagne Wines, se ected from a,
moagst the most celebrated brands in the country, and war
ranted, by junolG GEO. GREIG.
IRESII i'lNE APPiES-Received this day per
X steamer Nashville and for sale by '
apt" UbORGE GREIG.
R ANANAS Rec'd per steamer Nashville, bunchone
resh Bananas, and for sale by
aplb
GEORGE GREIG.
"10COA NUTS Just rec'd per steamer Nashville two
j tierces r resu uocou i uts, lor sale by
aplS GEORGE GREIG.
FKiS 500 Drums FreshFigs.-superior quality
and for sale low by
received
aplS, - GEORGE GREIG.
-RJEIONS PATENT OPAGNE GELATINS;
ll and Nelson'B Patent letiued Isinglass. Just received
tnd. for sale by
GEORGE GREIG
tena.
CRACKERS. Soda, Butter and Water Crackers,
made every Jay. faugl3.'l J. NIXON, Jr.
NOTICE.
THE undersingned having this day disposed of his inter
ests ths concern of Nichol, Peacock: A Co., to Chis.
M, Nichol and James Peacock, takes this method of return
ing thanks to his numerous friends for the patronage here-
tolore so liberally bestowed on him, and solicits a continu
once of the sams to his successors.
C. M.TIiehol and James i'eacock are alone authorized to
collect and pay all debts due to and lrom the late firm.
Nashville, August 22, '54. JOHN F. SANDERSON.
T.
V V tity, and of the beU quality maybe had at the Air
ricultural Manufactory, No. 73 Market street, Nashville,
Tenn. my"" tri-w
V RARE CHAjNCE FOR A PRO FITAU L E
INVEsTiUENT.
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE! I offer for gSL
sale my Farm, lying in District No. 6, on Mill f
Creek, ten miles from the city, immediately on the Nasn
rille and Chattanooga Railroad, and half a mile from An
Uocn Depot. The land fronts more than one-fourth of a
xule on the Railroad. The soil of the portion cleared is
onsurpassed for fertility. ALfiut one-half the tract is
heavily timbered, and a market Tor all the wood furnished
by the Railroad. The tract contains aoout 240 acres, well
watered, and the most of it under good cedar fence. The
Mill Creek Valley Turnpike is finishod to within two or
three hundred yards of the land. To any person wishing
3ne of the most desirable Farms in Davidson county, an
excellent opportunity is now offered. The improvements
ire good and substantial. CILVS. M. HAYS,
jyi", 1854 eoitt.
EGffifiSIi CATTLE.
TO Agricultural Societies and others requiring the best
Breed Cattle from England, embracing
FINE BLOOD-HORSES, SHORT-HORNED CATTLE,
frith Devon, Hereford's, Ayrshire and Alderny COWS.
ALSO. tine Southdowu, Cotswold's and Licester
SHEEP.
ALSO. Suffolk, Essex and Berkshire SWINE. Im.
ported on Commission by
Messrs. TH03. BKTTS A BROTHERS.
Every information with regard to terms and shipments
if Stock to America, will be strietly attended to by apply
ing to E. G. Eastman-, Nashville, Tenn. je24
3
"VTOTICE is hereby given that I have thi3day sold out
iN my entire interest in the firm of H. S. FRENCH A
ONS to H. S. & J. C. FRENCH, who become responsible
for all the liabilities of fhe firm of U S. French A Sons, and
who are alone authorized to receive dues or settle the bu
siness of the firm.
sep25 54 L. U. FRENCH.
L. H. FRENCH having withdrawn as above from the
Grm ot II. S. FRENCH A SON'S, the business will be con
ducted by the undersigned, under the firm and styleof II.
S. FRENCH A SON. H. S. FRKNCH.
ept25 J.C.FRENCH.
K. L. CRENSHAW, A. C. 7ABI3
SOMETHING NEW.
having completed our Shop, and put up all our
machines, are ready to do all kinds of Carpenters'
work on the Shortest notice. t.rtt, ijuuks, Jjiiinus,
MOULDINGS of all sizes, BANISTERS, WINDOW and
''OOlt FRAMES of all sizes, completed; BOXES of all
I -dson hand at all times; CIRCULAR WORK of any
ki d done. I.UMIIKK of all kinds dressed or sawed to any
t:7c, from one quarter of an inch to thirty inches square,
Persons wauling any thing in our line, wou.d do well to
give us a call betore purchasing elsewhere, as we are deter-
cnuedio do all otour worK well, and give pet lect satisfac
tion, and as cheap as it can be done. All work delivered
to any house in town without cost, shop on Uroad street,
west of the - ash vine and Uhattanooga ltailroad, where w
will be found at all times ready to wait on any person that
. 1. niJL'VIl I ? . LMDTC
niiuiAnui&. uuuiiuun u x alio.
jan2tf ly.
YAIriJlORB COFFEi;. 200 bags just received
XJ trom iiallimore
-finest ever received in Nashville.
lellitf
fBiw
LANIER & PHILI.II'S.
GRENVILLE Ar CO.,
General Commission and Forwarding Kerchants,
SAVANNAH, GA.,
'T'TTIIJ, give special attention to tbe sales of Cotton . To-
Y Dacco, r lour, uacon una urain, eroiner produce
consigned to them, or to the lorwarding of same to Eastern
ports.
Thegreat reduction of freight on Cotton, Tobacco, Pork,
ic . to Savannah in comparison with the Charleston route.
(see advertisement of the Savannah road) equaling 45c. per
Haleof Cotton, and proportionally on other produce, added
I to the low rate of commission and other expenses at Sa-
T.'u'iah, renders that at present the best Atianticmarket in
the country
Our returns of ?aleKw:!l be prompt.
Freightou Cotton to Savannah , 7Gc. 100 lbs,
do Tobacco do 7Cc. do
octl2 d&wfim
TVJNCAN, MORGAN .V CO., hive in store of
XJ late arrivals
Bleached Dom;stics and Drillings;
Brown " t "
Fancy Prints;
New Style Dresj Goods;
Cassimeres. Cloths, -i-atiiictts and Joans;
Hkivv WoolenS. Blankets. Flannels. Ac.
which wifl be sold at extreme low prices, to clofe out the
stock, preparatory for the spring trade.
DUN CAN, M ORGAN A CO.
Nov 22 No. 70, Public Square.
IL N. MYERS,
A. C. CARTER
SELLING AT COST.
W1
i hand three line Coaches.
four tine Rockaways, for four or stx,
persons, and ten fine Buggies, some of them with two seats,
all of which we will sell for less than cost, either forcash or
on credit Persons wanting Carriages for nothing wil
please to calli nd see them at No. o'J North Market street
opHsitc the Nashville Inn.
oct3 If MYERS A CARTER.
FOR SALE. I offer for sale one of the best Farms in
Daividson county of the size. It contains 100 acres
lying on the East bank of Stones River, seven miles from
Nas-hvillp, and near McWhirtersville and one mile above
the mouth of Stones River gncd spring of never-falling
free-stone water; also aline sulpher spring near the premi
ses; lifiy-fire acres cleared; improvements one story
Irame, S rooms, good cedar kitchen, crib, stables, ic.
Tutus y, cash, balance twelve months credit For fur
ther particulars, apply to R. A. B.VLLOWE.Gen. Ag't
dec3 17 Dc-adrick St.
FRED SLOAN.
CARRIAGES AND
S K CROOKSUAMC3.
BUGGIES.
npHE undersigned having taken the large and c3E3iL.
, JL commodious Shop on lower Market hireet. fr,&B.
formerly occupied by the late Fred Sloan, will coniinus w
manufacture Carriages and Huggies on the latest and most
improved style All orders left with us for new work or
repairing will be attended to promptly. We hope by close
application to busluess to receive a liberal patronage.
pifAll new work warranted 12 months.
dec3 tf FRED. SLOAN A CO.
; SOUTHERIsT ROUTE
rpUE following Classification and rates of Transportation
X have been established by the Roads connecting
f'l ... . .,,. v t .1. -i i a
vwuimuu &UU04IU1UI1U mm iiasuvute;
-FIRST CLASS.
Books and Stationery, Boots, Shoes and Hats, Bottled
jitiiuuj nuu una.
lamphineand Spirits Turpentine, ia casks and barrels,
warpeung.
China. Glass and Glass Ware. Cigars in esses. Clonks.
Confectionery, Cutlery, in boxes and cases, Dry Goods,
in boxes and bales.
Drags, Fruit Trees and Shrnbberv, Furs, Garden Seeds
Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates, "at ownen
risk.
Oysters, in cans and jars, Saddlery, Tin Ware, Teas and
Spices, perlOOJhs. i 20
.. . SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, "except Cutlery," Heavy Castings and Ma-
cninery.
Foreign Liquors, in barrels or pipes, Cordage, Tobacco,
in boxes, Carriage Springs and Axles, Leather, in rolls
and boxes. Oils, in barrels or casks.. Crockery and Queens-
ware, in crates and casks. Rice, Zinc, Whiting, Plaf ter of
- u.w v ivu
. Bfi-tlAL RATES.
Boxes, Furniture, Piano Fortes, Carriages, "boxed," and
otner ngtii articles, not enumerated. Also. Carboys of
Acius.wiu us iKcu at uctual weight, but charged double,
isi. ciaaa niies per loo ils. go 40
ah articles not enumerated, to be charged at rates of
Merchants shipping from ths Eastern cities" will find
uiis ine cneapest, as well as the must expeditious route.
rre.giHsiromriew l orK and Philadelphia to Charleston
w-. ..gvo IIU1U o to ia cents per cubic loot,
according to class and character or vessels.
As the Railroad Companies at Charleston and Saran.
nan nave discontinued the Receiving and Forwudine of
...... , ...I. uo uci,-aury 10 assign w uommigsion
Merchants at those points.
Shippers may rely upon a strict adhcrente to the above
rates. 11. 1. AJiDtKaON, Supert
Nashville, July 4 tr y, A. C. R. R
SPECIAL NOTICK.
No shipments entitled to the above ra'.ea unless each and
every pictage Cas the name ot tbe itepot of delivery, and
the initials i. a (J. R. K. plainly marked upon it
II. I. A.
L being now complete, it opens a communication be
tween Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, or Pittsburgh and
Baltimore, by which freight from the West can reach an
Eastern Market quicker and cheaper than by any of the
present rival routes. They connect with the Daily Packets
airittsburgB.tromst lx)uis,liOuisville, Cincinnati, Wheel
ina-. and all the different points on the Western waters: al
so with the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad and Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad, at Pittsburg.
Cars run through between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia,
without transhipment of freight an advantage that can be
' . 11 in .1 -
appreciaieu uv au suippurs
ln ease of obstruction of naviration. by Ice orlowwater.
Freights Westward can be forwarded from Pittsburgh to
uincinnau,ur iowus iu lue iiueriur, uv ainuuu.
Rates ofFrcight between Pittsburgh audPhilu
uelphiaor XSultimore.
IIRST CLASS. nAici.
SUMMER
ItATlB.
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Capet
ing, Furs and Peltries, Feathers, ;jad
dlery, Ac
SECOND CLASS. Books and Stationary,
Dry Goods in bales, Drugs, Glassware,
Groceries, (except Coffee.) Hardware,
Holloware, Machinery, Oil Cloth, Wool,
&c
(.per 100 lbs
7 Mb. COcU
THIRD CLASS. Bagging, Hemp, Bacon
ana rone in ouik, uutier saiteu, uopper
in ingots, Flaxseed, Hogs' Hair, Flax,
65ots. COcts
LeatherEastward, Zinc j
FOURTH CLASS. Uacon and I'ork puck-)
ea, uanaies tastwaru, uneesc iutstu ard,
Fish salted, Iron, Soda Ash, Tolacco in
Leaf, Eastward, Tar, Rosin, Whiskey,
Cotton, (in Summer,) Coffee, Lard Oil,
(through,) Pork fresh, in full car loads,
at owner's lisk
SScls. 40cts
GEO. C.FRANCLSCUS, Freight Ag"t Pittsburgh.
E.J. SNEEDER, Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
MAG RAW & KOONS, Freight Agents, Baltimore.
JOSEPH L. ELLIOTT, Fght Ag't. No 7 west st S. Y.
H. II. HOUSTON, Genl Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
aug6
T ENNS YJLVANIA RAILKOAD. Three Daily
JL iiines lrom l'lltsourg to I'titlauelphia. Kunninj
through by Morning Mail Train, leaving Pittsbur? at 7 o
clock A. M.,and arriving in Philadelphia at 12r the same
mgui.
Uy noon, Through Fast Line, leaving Pittsborg at 1 P. M
and arriving in Philadelphia at 5 A. M.
And by night Through Express Train, leaving Pittsburg
at v.?u jr. uuu urnviug iu r uuaueipuia av s l .ai.
The N ight Express runs daily, the other two, Sundays
excepted; and connecting with the Trains from St. Lotus,
Missouri, Alton, uaiena ana untcaco, Illinois; tranktort,
jLexington ana ixuisviue, nentucSy; ierre tlaute, Madi
son, La Fayette and Indianapolis, Indiana; Cincinnati, Day.
ton, Springfield, Bellefontaine, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleve
land, Columbus. Zanesville. Madison and Woofcter. Ohio.
Also connecting at Pittsburgh with the Steam Packet
uoatsirom new Orleans, St. .Louis, liouisviiie ana umcin
ati.
Fare through (all the way by Raliroad to Philadelphia,)
from
Chicago, - $13 25 Columbus, - - $12 65
Madison and La r ay. Jiellefontaine, 12 25
ette, - 1? 25 Zauesville, - 12 25
Indianapolis. 15 25 Newark A Sandusky. 11 75
Louisville, - - 17 25 Mamtield A Crestline, 11 00
umcmnati, - 15 00 it oosler, - - 10 50
Dayton. - - 13 75 Cleveland - 10 00
Xenia. - - 14 00 Pittsbunrb. - S 00
loieao, - iu uu
35 Passengers from the West will find this the short
est and most Expeditious Route to Philadelphia, Baltimore,
new 1 orK, or iiostou. liius. JHUUKK, Agent,
Passenirer Lines. Philadelphia.
S. MESKIMEN, AgentPassenger Lines, Pittsburgh.
Phi lad elf hia, August 6, 1854 tf
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL
ROAD.
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS
EexpressMatl Train leaves daily for Chattanoosra at 8 o'
clock A. il.
Accommodation Tram leaves daily for Shelbyville at 3
o'clock P.M.
Through Tickets to Charleston, S. C , $15 60
" " " Savannah, Ga., $15 00
" " " Wilmington, N. C. S19 00
To be had at tbe Railroad and General Stage Office under
the Verandah Hotel, and at the Ticket Olhce, Passenger
Depot
H.
july4 u
Supt Tiansportation
RAGS!
$250 5bi FreamiiiEiis.
I WILL pay the above premiums in sonm of $100, $50,
$40t $30, $20 and $10,'to any six metchtnts or pedlars
who will deliver me, from this date to the 1st July, 1855,
the largest amount of RAGS. The same to be bought out
side of, and by men doing business outside of Nashville
or vicinity.
I WILL AT ALL TIMES PAY THE HIGHEST MAR
KET PRICE IN CASH FOR RAGS ON DELIVERY, and
issue a certificate to the owner ot the amount received and
5 aid for. These certificates must be kept and sent in next
uly so that three disinterested merchants of Nashville can
make the awards. The largest amount being entitled to the
$100, the next largest to $ "o, and so on down.
Merchants sending me rags will please write that I may
know in whose name to issue the certificate. Combina
tions will not be allowed.
Wool'en, Linsey, Silk and Worsted rags an not wanted,
and will not be included in the abm e.
I earnestly solicit greater attention to saving and buy
ing Rags throughout Middle Tenn.
jy6 lydtriwSw W. S. WHITEMAN,
norm r.asi corner oi tnesquare,
ERES1I RALTI3IORE OYSTEItS.
fA DOZEN CANS hermetically sealad
)J OYSTERS, received this day from'
Baltimore, via Savanuah.
novl J NO. NLXON, Jr.
THE GR-rEFENHERG GREEN MOUNTAIN
OINTMENT
JS the best Pain Killer in the world It is entirely vege
table. 100,000 boxes are annually sold in Tennesse and
Alabama. Its virtues have stood the test oi Tim.
G. Mountain Salve cures Burns.
G. Mountain Salve cures Cancers.
G. Mouutain Salve cures Sore Eyos,
G. Mountain Salve cures Itch.
(.
Mountain Salve cures r elons.
Mountain Salve cures Scald Head.
Mountain Salve cures NettloRaili.
G.
O.
G.
G.
O.
G.
Mountain Salve cures uts.
Mountain Salve cures orna.
Mountain Salve cures calds.
Mouutain Salve cures Salt Rheum.
G. Mountain Salve cures Sores.
G. Mountain Salve eures Flea Bites.
G. Mountain Salve cures Whitlows,
G. Mountain Salve cures Ulcers.
G. Mountain Salvn cures Warts.
G. Mountain Salve cuies Sore Nipples,
O. Mountain Salve cures Sties.
G. Mountain Salve cures Festers.
G. Mountain Salve cures Ringworm.
G. Mountain Salve cures Scurvy.
G. Mountain Salve cures Bunions.
g! Mountain Solve cures Sore Lips.
G. Mountain Salve suies Spider Stings.
G. Mountain Salve curesShingles.
G. Mountain Salve cures Eruption.
G. Mountain Salve cuies Morquito Bites.
G. Mountain halve cures knilblams.
G Mountain Salvecures Frozen Limbs.
G. Mountain Salve cures Wen3-
G. Mouutain Salve cures Sore Ears.
G. Mountain Salve cures Flesh Wounds.
G. Mouutain Salvecures Piles.
G. Mountain Salve cures Bruises.
G. .Mountain Salve cures Chapped Hands.
G. Mountain t-alve cures Sprains.
G. Mountain Salve cures Swelled No3e.
G. Mountain Salve cures Erysipelas.
O. Mountain Salve cures Lame Wrist
Biles of Venomous Reptiles are instantly cured by this
EXCELLENT OINTMENT.
ivrr mnlhiT with children, and all heads of Families.
should keep a box in the cupboard, or on the shelf, handy to
use in case of accident. Price25 centsper box.
But up in large sized metal boxes, wiiu an engraved
"ohiin the United States and Canada by all venders of
M erficines. Drusrsists. at most of the country stores.
and by every Druggist in Nashville and 7
n1" UUU41 MJX A-
oct20 G en'l Agent for the Grajfenberg Company.
T AND AVARRANTS We are buying and paying
I j iii(,ere hio-hest Dnces for LAND A AltRANTtJ. Per
sons at a distance having w arrants to sell by sending to us
by mail or otherwise may depend on getting the highest
prioes at which they are selling at tbe time in Nashvih'e, and
the cash remitted or paid to order.
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CLOTHING.
T. J. NOtTLTOX. " jno. j. BEECIL
MGULTQM:& BEECH,
WaOU3 ALE' ASD RETAIL
DRUGPIST.S AND GRpCERS.
Nos. 52 and 54 Broadway.
BETWEEN COLLEGER AND CHERRT STREETS.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
WEare now just in receipt of a large and well assorted
n sfoct of Ugs. Medicines, Pafnts, Oils, Varnishes,
Dyes, lurpentine, Putty, Glass and Glaaswar.
ALSO
A large stockof Groceries and Sundries, viz;
50 hhds prime Sugar:
. r i 1 1 1 -
300 boxes Star Candles:
ioi ws3 mo police,
100 bblsMolassepi
50 H bbls do;
20 bbls Crushed Sugar;
10 " Powdered do;
20 bags Pepper;
10 ". Alspice;
20 doz cansOvstcrs:
200 Legs Nails, assorted;
150,000 Cigars, common and
fin;;
150 boies Glassware, assort
3,000 galls Stoneware, as
sorted 1,000 kegs White Lead;
500 M boxes Window Glass;
12 ", fresh Peaches:
a,uvu ins ruuy, in bladders;;
, 100 boxesGrocnd Spices; . 1,000 lbs Span Float Indigo;
50 doz kegs Mustard; 1,50X lis Dutch Madden
50 boxes best Chewing To- 20 bbls Clover Seed;
bacco; . . 10 " Timothy;
10 kegs Fig Tobacco, very, 200iushels Blue Grass;
fice article:
200 " Millet Seed:
156 gross Matches;
150 Reams Wrap Paper
75 doz Buckets;
40 doz Brooms;
mar7 '51.
10 casks fine'Brandy;
10 " American Brandy
10 S 11. Wine;
100 bbls Whisky, all grades;
MOULTON A BEECH.
Come one Come all J This Rock shall fly
From' its firm base as soon as I !"
TFAX1. AND WINTER STOCK FOR 1853-1.
HE subscriber respectfully announces to the denizens of
Nashville and surrounding country tint he has nowon
?.a.Iid.v?Ed receiving additions daily, a large stock ol Gents
FASHIONABLE READY MADE CLOTHING? for FaU
and Winter wear.
Among which May he found: Fine Black and Blue Cloth
Uoaks, fcpanuh do, Opera and Congress Coats, Double do.
Black, Blue, Brown, and OUve Over Coats, Sack, Paletots.
Box, Frock add Dress Coats, Businessdo., and other styles
and colors too numerous to mention.
Pants and Vjesfs of ever style and color, to snit the most"
astiduoiis.
Likewise, a peneral nnnrt
uuuiiiuitj, nneonins.
Fine Shirts Itn1prJ5h;o n,,-, cr.
dere, Cravats Handkerchiefs, Stocks, Hats, Caps, Trnhks,'
Valises, Carpet Bags, Ac, ic.
Country Merchants, in particular, are requested to call
and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere
841,113 v i, wA. L.1WER3,
v ti v . . 3l-"arkt ?t, opposite Union Street.
. Not to be sold or undersold by any man or com
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL
ROAD. Change of Schedule
ONandafler SATURDAY NEXT, the 19th inst, the
Mail and Passenger Train will leave Nashville daily
at 11 o'clock and 30 minutes, P. M., instead of 3 A. M. as
at present.J arriving at Chattanooga at y o'clock and 50 min
utes, A. Jl.
Passengers going East or to Charleston and Savannah,
win, Dy ims arrangement, avom ine present delay ot 15
hours at Chattanooga, and either going to or returning
from those points will meet with no detention except for
meats or cnange oi baggage.
The return Train from Chattanooga and the Accommo
dation Train to Shelbyville will be continued on their nres-
cuinriicuuic nuic XI- 1- aliiinov.i.
augl7'54 Supt. Transportation.
STOVES. CASTINGS. TINWARE
TTTE respectfully call the attention of countrymercbants
' visiting Nashville to our extensive stock of TIN-
ARE, larger than any we ever had before, and which
comprises all the articles that are In demand in country
stores.
This extensive stock, which is well worthy of examina
tion, has been made by the best workmen that can he found
in the country, and with the utmost care.
To cash customers it will Le sold with the smallest nonsl.
ble margin of profit
Cooking Stoves, Our stock of Cooking Stoves, both
of wrought and cast iron is complete, and will be sold for
cash as low if not lower than any other house in, Nashville
who will offer an article of equal quality.
Heating Stoves. We have agrciter variety of pat
terns of Heating Stoves for wood and coal than has been
before offered in this market To secure nromnt sales we
will sell for cash at a small advance above cost
Castings, Wt have a large stock of nollow ware Cast
ings, of the best and lightest quality, which we will fell
at a very low figure.
Also, uog irons, liars Jims, bad irons.
r AS ECONOMY IS THE WAY TO WEALTH,
We again call the attention of the Ladies to au invention
got up expressly forlheirbenetit
TlHStSbLf UKAT1.SU SMOOTHING 1 RON.
The advantages consist
1st. in Economy: one cent's worth of cood charcoal fur
nishes fuel for a whole day's iroainsr. Hard wood coals
from a common wood fire or stove answer the purpose just
as well for those who lire in the country.
2d. Convenience, being .ndependent of a stove or fur
nace, and therefore canable of beinir used in anv nort of
the house or yard.
3d. Saving of laborand time jn avoiding the carrying of
the Iron to and from tbe fire.
4th. Avoiding tbe discomforts of a hot room.
5th. The facilitation neatness the iron never beinsr
soiledby contact with the tire, but always retainingitspcr-
ect gioss.
6th. Despatch it involving the saving of all the time
which is otherwise lost in exchanging the irons and in keep
ing them in proper order. A mere inspection of the Iron j
will satisfy any one that it is a decided improvement, and
must come into general use.
Ii im uuuuicu oi lucse irons uuve ureu sum iu iiasuvme,
and are alwavs approved of. by good Housekeepers.
Our stock ofHousefurnishingGoods is very extensive, and
we will make it to the interest of famdies goiug to House
keeping to give us the first call,
sepf. SNOW, MACKENZIE A CO.
EAST FLORID A LAND AGENCY.
BY J. G. POINTS.
References.
Hon. A. 11. H. Stuart, Stanton, Va.
Dr. Jack Shackelford, Courtland, Ala.
lion. J. J. Ormond, Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Dr. J. Purice, Mobile, Ala.
J. J. McMahon,Esl., 'cw Orleans.
Col. B. C. Burnett, 1
B. M. Bradford, Esq., Aberdeen,Mis8.
Hon. S. Adams, )
Hn. J.A.Wilcox, I MiMiaainni
Hon. H. S. Foofe, f Mississippi.
Tampa, Florida, Jan.24 'M ly.
CRUTCH Kit HOUSE.
THIS large and commodious house, s.tuafed on the
corner of Spring and Summer streets, Nashville. Ten
nessee, is by far the nearest Hotel to tbe Railroad Depot,
and equally near to the Steamboat Landing, and being in
the center of the city, affords many advantages which
others do not. Its location is high, healthy, and pleasant,
its 'ooms large and comfortable, and being a neut new
hoiye, entirely newly furnished, justifies the Proprietor
(who has visited nearly every first class Hotel in the
United States) in warranting satisfaction to those who
wish all things done exactly right. J3? Remember the
CRUTCUER HOUSE. Try it. JO. W. Bi.'LL,
sept26 w. Proprietor.
LAOIES' FINE SHOES, BOOTS AND GAI
TERS. LADIES' Super Kid Excelsiors and Buskins;
' French Moroco and Kid Boots;
" Super " " " WalkingShoes and Slhv
pers; "
ters;) "
" Black and Colored (Philadelphia made Gai
White Kid and Satin Slippers and Gaiters;
" SHper nite hJQ trailers, trout laced;
" " English Gloss Kid Slippers and Buskins;
Misses and Children's Bootees, Slippers, Excelsiors, Ac.
For sale at lowest prices by
aug31 1 RAMAOE A CHURCH.
JAS. A.WOOD3. WM. B. AaMlSTKAD. JOS. L. WOODS.
"WOODS Ac CO.,
LARD OIL MANDTATURERS
omen
SO. Z9 MARKET
ST.. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
oet& ly
r. A. UOII.VE. S. S. WILLI H3. JNO. A. f is HSU.
mmu. HOBNE & CO.,
WHOLESALE GE0CEES, GENESAL COMMISSION
AND FORWARDING MEHCHANIS AND KE-
CETVELS AND DEALERS IN
COTTON AS I) TOBACCO,
Corner Broad and Market Streets, Nashville, Tmn.
JOHNSON, HORN E A: CO. will devote SPECIAL
ATTENTION to Receiving and Forwarding Goods,
and the purchase and sale of Produce and Merchandise,
and will be constantly supplied with
ROPE and RACOINC,
SUGAR, COFFEE,
.1IOLLASSKS, SALT,
And all articles usually kept in such establishments.
Warehouses comer Broad and Market streets,
septs B
MEDICINE, &C.
OQQ CANS OF POTASH.. The cbeepest and best
SOOpreparation ever sold lor making Soap; one can
make, 60 lbs. hard soap or 100 lbs. soft price 75 cents per
can. Just received and for sale by W.F.GRAY,
may24 17 Broad war.
Qf DOZEN SARATOGA
ODceired andforsaleby
may21
WATER.-)ust re-"W-F.GRAY,
17 Broadway.
-t O 1JOZEN OXYGENATED BITTERS.
j lac most eneciuai remeay now Known lor Dyspepsia.
Just received and for sale by
tr.x.uitAX,
may 34
17 Broadway.
OA A DOZEN DR. ROSE'S CELEBRATED
OUUFamily Medicines. Just received and for sale by
may24. W. F. GRAY, 17 Broadway.
rjcy SEYMORE'S GALVANIC ARDOJIINAJ.
I Jj Supporter? which will be sold unusually low. Ju$t
received and for sale by W. F. GRAY,
may24 17 Broadway.
(( DOZEN IIROWN'S ESSENCE OF JA-
UVMA1CA GINGER. Jnst received and forsale by
may24
W. F. GRAY, 17 Broadway.
25by'UmE-"5
may21.
ROSIN. Just received and for sale
W. F. GR r,
B.w.c. 17 Broadway.
RAILROAD NOTICE.
ClOTTON destined for Charleston will, on and after this
dale, be charged $ 1 25 per bale of 500 lbs. or less, and
85 cents per 100 lbs. for excess of over 500 lbs.
septl2 IL I. ANDERSON, Sup't N. A. C. R. R,
james w. n.miLTo.v. ua icllib
IIA.MII.TON & FULLER,
TENNESSEE BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTORY,
Corner Market and Spring Streets, Nashville, Tenn.
WE take this opportunity of informing our old friends
tbat we have now on hand tbe largest and best as
sorted stock of home-toads work ever before offered in this
city, which we will sell at wholesale or retail, and we par
ticularly invite Planters, Iron Masters, and all others who
desire a good article, to call and examine our stock, which
consists in part of the following kinds :
Men's superfine Calt Boots aud Gaiters, sewed and
peggeu;
Men and Boys' fine Calf Shoes;
Men's, Boys and Youths Calf t
and Kipp Boots, water-
proof;
Men a, and Boys' Kipp and Thick Boots, double and.
single soles;
Men's Boys" and Youths' Kip Shojs, double and sin
gle Soles;
Double Sole Negro Brogans; "
Negro women's Plantation Bhoes;
House Servants" Shoes;
Youths' and Children's coarse and fine Shoes:
ALSO
Ladies' and Misses CalfBoots, sewed and pegged,'
" " " Morocco " " "??
Kid " " " "
Our work is all made from good material and in the
most apptored styles, and every particle of the workman
ship warranted. Prices low and uniform.
IST" Hides and Leather taken in exchange,
13?" All kmdsofivork made to order. Also, repairing
done keatlt and with dispatch.
sept3 tlstjan HAMILTON A FULLER.
I'ROJl NASilVIl.EE TO NEW ORLEANS.
THROUGH IN FOUR DAYS.
FARE, TUIR1Y DOLLARS.
Y1A Chattanooga. Atlanta, and West Point to Monl
gomery by Railroad. Ticket to this point tube had
at ths General Stage Office, opposite the Post Office, and at
the Depot Price $16.
From Montgomery to Mobile, by a double "daily- line
(mcrniDg and evening) of Stages and Steamboats, connect
ing me steamers ;rom mence u.ew une&ns.
11. I. ANDERSON. Gen'l Sud'I N. AC. R. R.
Louisville Journal copy daily- one month and send ac
count to mis ouice. octa
Q. HlCGSEGOa, S.K. ALLOW AT, J. BAXKHSAD.
MACQSEGOB, ALXOWAY & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
65 St.Chaiu.e3 Strut, (third Store above St Charles Hotel)
iew uneans.
r N. E. ALLOWAY A CONashvffle. Tenn.. are at
all times prepared to make liberal cash advances on shin
mAnklinE 'V is
U.bbW W Ud. ..IWIlll
RATES OF FREIGHT BETWEEN SAVAN
NAH. GA, AND NASHVILLE, TENN.
FIltST CLASS.
BOOKS AND STATIONARY, Boots, Shoes and
Uai, Bottled Liquors and Oils, Campbene and
Spirits Turpentine in casks or barrels, Carpet
ings. China and Glassware, Cigars, Confection
ery, Clocks, 'Cuttery, in boxes and cases, Dry
Goods in "boxes and bales. Drugs, Fruit Trees
and Shrubbery, Tin Ware, Teas and Spices,
Furs and Garden Seeds, Glass and Looking
Glasses, (plates at owner's risk.) Oysters in cans
and jars, Saddlery, per 100 lbs $1 10
SECOND CLASS.
HARDWARE, (except cutlery) heavy Castings and
Machinery, Foreign Liquors in barrels or pipes,
Cordase, Tobacco in boxes. Carriage Sunnrs
and Axles, Leather in rolls ard bales, Oils in
barrels or cesks, Queensware in crates or casks,
Rice. Zinc, Whiting, Plaster of Paris, Ac, per
100 lbs 90
SPECIAL RATES.
BOXES OF FURNITURE, Pianos, Carriages, (box
ed,) and other light articles not enumerated;
also Carboys of Acids, will be taken at actual
weight, but charged double first class rates.... $2 2
PRODUCE, Ac
COTTON, and Leaf Tobacco in hhds., (per 100 lbs )
CORN, per bushel
BARRELED PORK, (per 100 IbsA
BAGGING AND ROPE, (per 100 lbs.)
23
iO
90
Any articles not enumerated, to be charged at rafes
of analogous articles. WM.M. WADLEY,
septiti Sm. General Superintendent.
3100,000 WORTH OF REAX ESTATE,
IN THE
CITY OF KNOXVLLLE. TENNESSEE.
Including IJusiuess Houses and Residence!).
Mills ami Mill Sites, and Vacant Lots. Ad
mirably located in tho centre ol the City, to
be sold Without Rescue, at PUBLIC Al'C-
'HON, 111 Jtnoxrillc, on TLEsDAY, January
lyui, lojj.
rpUE undersigned will offer for sale. POSITIVELY
JL niiuuui nubtiv r., ai ruou; Auction en Tuesday
the Itith of Jannary, 1555. and succeedinz days until sold.
auuut $iuu,uyv ivonuoi iteai xsiaie, in me city 01 Anox
ville, Tenn. The property consist of lots upon Main,
Cumberland, Gay, Hill, Wafer, Prince, Walnut, Church
and other streets of the city, and also Mills and Mill Sites.
Many of the lots have already upon them valuable Business
nouses ana itesiamces, pavinir eood rents. bile tbe un
improved 1.01s are so located as to offer ereat inducements
to persons desiring to invest in Real Estate in this thriving
city, ine ilills and Aim bites, situated in the limits ot
the city, are more advantageously located for Manufactur
ing purposes than any other property in or near Knox
vi fie.
Diagrams of the property are beinp prepared, and will be
distributed or furnished to applicants addressing either of
the undersiirned.
Teems 20 jwr cent cash or approved paper, on day of j
suie wm uerequireu. .iuies lur me rematUGer Ol tt. .2.
and IS months, with interest and mortgages upon property
uumtuiu. j. n. j. .iij.co.
nov7 wt jan. U. M. McGIiEE.
PHXL0T0KEN OR FEMALE'S FRIEND.
For the cure of Painful and Disordered Menstruation,
oiiscarnuge or Auoruon, anu uie reuei 01 an loose
Sympathetic Nervous Affections attendant on
Preen ancy.
Much of the suffering attendant upon the lives of females
at the present day may be traced to some slight imprudence
or neglect during some critical period of their peculiar sea
sins, causing obstructions, irregularity, Ao, which, if not
relieved, gradually weaKens and deranges tne system, and by
gyiupaiuj muuees uiose curvuic loruis oi uisease oon-g-imption,
Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Ac which either hurry them
to an early grave or render them invalids for life. Many ol
the fairest and loveliest of creation, at that age when thu"bud
was just bursting into bloom, have withered and died from
the effects of obstruction, and the want of a remedy to assist
nature at that eventtui period.
TRY THEPHILOTOKEN.
It is not offered as a cure of all ills that flesh is heir to,
out as a remedy and preventive for a certain class of com
plaints, in which it is warranted to do all that is here set
tortb, or tbat medicine directed wttb experience and skill can
perform. Sold by SCOVIL A MEAD,
111 Chartres street. New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents for tbe Southern States to whom
all orders must beaddressed.
janl2 ly dtwAw.
JAMES W. M IIF.Xr.r. JWES J. CUU.OH.
JIcIIENRY fc CULT.OM,
ATTY'S AT LAW AND SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY,
Livingston, Tenn.,
"VTTILL practice reguliriy in the Circuit and Chancery
tt tOurts 01 tne counties 01 vvmte, reutress, uverion
and Jackson.
colttetuoa of debit, and all other business entrusted
to tbem, will receive prompt attention.
octlS w till jam's.'!
TTj RANDIES AND VINES
JL IS
K casks superior Drandy, (warranted pure.)
b quart cuiKg 01a rort ine;
5 " "Madeira do
2 half pipes very fine Br-ndy. For sale by
mchl0'51 IL F. DELL,
OOFARTNEltSHIF I HAVE THIS DAV
J associate nttn me in tbe Wholesale Grocery, Com
mission, lleceiving and Forwarding Businecs, Mr. WIL -LIAM
PlIILLII'S. ol Nashville, under the name and style
of LANIER A PHILLIP
n0v2 L. H. LANIER.
CUtESH ARRIVALS. 0O HHDS. SUGAR,
- all erades:
100 barrels of Molasses;
100 half barrels of Molasses;
5 tierces of Rice;
5 packages of.Uackerel;
20 packages of Cranberries;
150 (.ackages of Raisins;
10 bags ot Almonds;
20 casks of Porter and Ale;
20 coils of Manilla Itope;
50 packages Market, Clothes and Covered Baskets;
100 packages Buckets, Tubs, Pails, Ac.;
20 barrels Pecans, Filberts and Cream Nuts;
20 packages Cogniac Brandy;
lOpackages Maderia and Cherry Wines;
40 packages Port and Malaga Wines;
0,000 superior Havana Cigars;
600 Demijohns; 50,000 Corks.
For sale by f jBl2 ED WARD3 A HARRIS.
EMPTY HOXES.
WE HAVE for sale a lot ot LARGE EMPTY BOXES
suitable to contain Coal; they would also be con'
venient for grain and and other purposes.
RAMAGE A CHURCH,
nov22 42 College street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BY ROVAL LEiiEliSi'A'iENT.
THE HYDE0KAGEN, 0B, WATERPE00?'ilKIXC0H
STJinPTTVE "";
XASUTACrCSED Bf
HARCOURT, BRAD.IJEY & CO.,
44 Market St, Manchester.
Principal Warehouse, 102Woed St, Cheajside, Louden,
ngland. American. Establishments, 3S Ana Street &
lONassau Street, New-Tori, V.S.
THE Hydromagen is avaloable discovery lor protect.-"
the feet from damp or cold, and therwere a preven'i
live of many Lung diseases, without any dectorra?
erfulanUdotodiseSes "' "
apc-
heaKJLW!H,
Z 't; , . oguiesi iioieu boots or shres .a . 3
most mcUment weather with impanity; white t"snc-
toward br?hJ?ta?100g,,h? T a
Uiwarted by their general adoption. They eobrelr - ---
beMM&Ms as the latter ca'ns the feet to perVfU 3a
wear to pedestrians in icy weather, like rndki rubU
the Hydromagen being a mem tbm tUr of cork r,I--
peculiarly placed Inside, do- not .ncrease th JT?i 3
boot, orcatKetbelocttoaRWBntKfr. ToChiMrerf :-r
are extremely valuable, as ley may engage toexer 3
with comfort and heaithve-cU. TmiSmeLV,
j?8011 mmUoa,-- b". thme whrt tvatrt-
tteJy 3 iUiUt'
, Aathe Hydromagen is beinmiDg more Inewn. i's ?a j
increasing to an almost imredibie exlw. Lait year"
London. Manchester, BiTOfnghum, Liverpool, t-Us- -Leeds
Dublin Pons. Antwerp. HamburiTaM U? ' '
our sales reached 1.7a2.450 pairartUwk TVsV
the number will far surpass that ia.sve
Ask the Faculty their opmioa of tfeeir vnfee as j prevc
tative of Cocgus, Colks, .H8o.No.ms, Awa, ana , V
3Iax's Sizi, pr. pair, SS Cmn.
LADigs do do 30 io
Hot's A SlissEs'do 25 do.
ioncx.-Froni the Retail Pncw wake a very hber
allowance lo Jobbers and Whole, le, M at any .
keeper may make a fine profit on theirs, while hzi
. for terms, apply-to
ti 1. . KCOUIIT, BRADLKY .1 CO.
sept U 4-dAwte. 8 Aaniitoee, New f rk
THE CHEST.
SIR ASTIEY COOPER, BART, JL D,
THS EMLN-EtTltEDlCAL PRAOTITIOXKR, HAS LETT A VA"
rABLE LHfACT TO THE WORLD IX HH
Great Preventative of Consumption,
AND
DXFilLIXG CLUE OP PUL0X1RV MSE1SES
WITHOUT THE USE OF3IEDICIE.
Sir A. C, Bart, invnteasad advised tka use of tha
MEDICATED FUR CHEST PROTECTOR.
TO all persons of all ages and conditio, a a eertaj a
asafe shield against those feoiful dieie. Ccns -tion.
Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, Colds, asd other &r ,
tons of the-Lungs, which arise from the exposed s
the chest, aceerJiHgtof, aojthe coohWil c,- :
of out climate. "
1- "hc-?ro,nC,orr '3, simply a chemieftHy prepaid f.
lined wuhsUkandpadded,whieh,sw?MBjd frwi the n -C
covers the chest, in so agreeble a macner tht, once w a
it becomes a neetry and a cumfori
"The Protector." although Ut reeeatfr iutredoeed a
America, is mating a rapid progress throogh U. t e
States, ths Canodas, South Ameriea. asd tbe West " a
Ithasforalongtimebeen a stapie arucle 111 Kaaiaaa
on the ct-at'nent of Europe, whilmt haser-wn u. lit
countries jj the position of as article of diwR.
To demonstrate these tkeU enquire of any Ene;.- i?
ident in your vicinity of his knowledge of th hece I
effects of weariBg the Protector, wrraooT Hseoiascr
DOCTORixo or any kind. The cost of wean or tbc arc 1
is a mre trifle, and one will Iasi some ye. X... 1-315.3
values the health of himself or his tm;tr will be w -them.
The Hospitals in this ceunlnr are' sot alone rec -1
mending them, but rapidly introducnig them, haj.i n
Bradley A Oa, of London, and M-tncser, Eogiena wra)
originally entrusted with toe mamifkcture of tbe Pro.cc'... r.
by the lamented Dr. Cooper, and continue to niinulir-ra
accordingtoAM ordinal instructions, and Iberefere recom
mend those who would wear 'The Protrcters,'' to see to
their being genuine.
RUIOIBUCTHISIS A STAFL ABTHXt, ASB SO PaTEKT Md-
:ast
RETAIL PRICES:
Gcrr's Sixic, tio neh.
LaDtxs do. 1,00 Ju.
Bors AMisSisds....... 75 fa.
HARCODItT, BRADLEY A ( O
83 Ana Street A 102 Xaeaa Hireet,
NSW TOttC V g
PsicirAt.AVaRiaoDSg.lOWoou St, ChKtde' Londc
MA.tcrACToar, 44 Market Street, MaDobeer, ixglan-j
. 11. 11. i Co. are establishing Depots for tbe sale of ' TLa
Protector" m all parts or America. Physicians, trk-ec-.-).
Druggists, Clothiers, Dry Goods Merchant
Milliners, also Gentlemen's PurBUtfaing Store-heepfrs are
entrusted with the wholesale and retail dwtribut 11m th.i-
and to whom must liberal terms are offered fcr thr -7S
pnse. and a splendid opportunity opens to tfeeai forsa acu
profitable business.
tor terms, apply to
UARCOCRT. BRADLSY A CO.
sept 14 '54 dAwSm. 3a Ann Street, .N ew York, C S
ROGERS' LIVERWORT ANU TAR
FOR THE COMPLETE CORE OF COUGHS, C01.
INFLUENZA. ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS. SPITTIV.
OF BLOOD. AND ALL OTHER LUNG COMHr.iT ;
TENDING TO CONSUPMTION.
TTPTnljTreparaUDl3 reUJorliuottte tlloTerniir
try. Tbe numerous letters wo receive frnmi.ur..ri..ii..
lniormfnsrusof cures effected in tkeir Immediate aei
hood, warrant a in eajlni it is one ot tbe best, if b- t t.s
venrbeit COL'GII MEDICINE now be(nr n. no.r,; 1.
almost Invariably retirvjs nod not uofrequeatly cures t
very worateases. Wien all other Cough preparation LT2
failed, this has relieved the patient, as irufjciels, deal- -Medicines.and
IbjsiciaDa can testify.. Ask lae Aj-eat int-- r
nearest town, what bat been his experience of lb ef, '3
iaiiuc.i:ae. u ue nas oeen leius; K (or any M elb ico
be will telljou IT IS THE BEST JJKD1CI.NE KXr AST
Below we give a few extract! from letters we have received
lately regarding the virtues of tbu MKUK ISH.
Dr. I.a. Oilko.of KnoxiilU.t., wj,.- I bare beenuslrr
your Ll VERWOKT and TAR very eiitnuirelj my t,-a
uce for three jears put, and. It 13 witb pleasure I tia'e - t
belierinlTS SUPEKIOKITV OVEK ALL OTHHK AE...
CLES with which I am acquaiated, fur which It u if r
mended."
Messrs. Fitljerlld dc Bennerf, MrrlllDrfrniT.7aynesti!
S. C. uy. "The LIVKKWORT sod I A K 1. beeommi; Ja. 7
more popalarin tbl coaatry, sad we think jaetly to. i
who have tried it epeak In core mendaMe Utmt of It, an -a
It U very beneficial in allevietiru; the complaints for wuiiti
ii recommended.''
Our Agent in Pickens District, S. a, Mr. S. H. MeFalt.tj
aures us 'that he uses it with, great beneetia Ms own fan: -aud
recommends it lo bis oelgbtwrs." He saves an losla: . .5
ofaXegro woman. In bis vicuiily, who hid been safftr -ff
wiih disease of the Lungs fur years, attenJeJ wiih se.e.-j
cough, who w as relieved by tbe Liverwort asd Tar.
Hachaie the good rcporU we hear of this Me4icia9frs
all parts of tbe South. Pora report of the surprising c - s
it has performedln tbetVestern and Northern aait haste .1
Stales, we would invite the surering- pasieat to read t a
pamphlet which accompanies each bottle. Te aU, we sa 1
have hope, bavebope
TKY THK ilEDICISEII
BE WAKNEDIN SK.tSO.M
And nejlect notthit cough wbleh is daily weakeaisf? - - -coDttttulioD,
lrriUting 3 eur throat ami luei, and lli'i . r
that dread disease, Coasumpjoe, wbesi so seething a' 4
Healing a remedy can be obulned as Dr. Uogen' byreu
Liverwort and Tar. r '
BBWAKK OFCOUNTERFKITS AXDB.ASB IMITATION
Tbe conulne article Is sicned A.MIKEW HOIHWH. n 1
engraved wrapper around eaeb bottle.
price, S I per bottle, or six bottles for 35. SoM wholes..! 3
and retail by SCO IL .V MKAIJ,
III inartres tt.uel.uosu and rH. Louis. S ()
Sole Aoxnts roa tux SoeTruxx bTiTis. is wbum a
orders and applications for Agnscles rami be addreued.
bULU ALSO BY
BKRKY & DKMOV.IL,
KWIN BSOTHSNS,
W. F. GK Y,
J.-M.ZIUMrRMAS,
Julyl dtrwitw Cm. AasftiriiU,
JEtV DAVID, OR HEBREW I'LASTER;
TUi: GREAT KK.MEUi for Kheentt-Mn, Gnat, in
0 -
b'de, Hip, Hack, Linibfc and Joists. !erOfU la, Klag's f ,
VH hits Swelling, Hard Tumors, buJoitts, aid paiaswlia:.
ever.
Where this Plaster Is appnd pale eaeset exM.
and Weakness In the Stbmaeb, Weak LI Bibs, Laawaesi', A
fection of tbe LuDgs In their primary stage. It destroys 1
Aamatlon by perspiration.
Jamas L. Boyd, Piekens district, Se-ath CamUaa. lesiiS-s
that, by its nse alone, he was eured of HheaasalkMa in u.j
of his knees, ot several years slaadiag.
1 bs following was banded us by a respectable paysKin 1 .
Georgia :
.Mksrs. t-coviL& Mead : Gents: ihavebeea aetaa-y . -
Liverwort and Tar Hebrew Planter rry ielj n
practice for three yei.19 past.asd ft is with ptaaaare tbi. 1
itatemy bellel in IheirsuperterityevkKiH. airsaa at-. . -with
wblch 1 am acquainted, tot tbe purpMes isv whteli 1 c ,
are recommended. Tbe Hebrew Plaster, eefwolally, 1., - a
CMViEtiLrtNaczt fur local paius. iBftyeaaw fcaad
most excelholappllcattosor pfalsDd R(t.i. It g , a
unlersal satisfaction wherever used. S.S.OjLIS'.M. u
KnovTllle,Ga..ilarnin, ie.
ij- Beware of Counierieitt and base Imttatteae.
Kmnnins willlBfaliirehavethesicaatureoril.TAYi
en the steel plats engraved on the label oa the tea ef et. i
box. .
Purchaseraareauvisea tnata raeaa eeantetieit 4 thii a -
tide Is in existence.
The ;enulnrijaold only bym.andbT oar ateats aapoii '
ed through tbe South mi riDua 11 iliswib to sk
it. Uealers and Purchasers xeeerdllv are eaatlsasd acair s .
burlnz of any but our regular szent, otherwise they v 1)1 Le
Imposed upon with a worthless arliele.
01U v 11. OC ittDdlt.
ltlChartresStreet.Sew Orleaas.
Kills General Agents for the Southern Statet.te whom a.l
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