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3tivim ami SwMflitt.
sosc irrmxa to i.acjii vj:ic
Conntii Jfoiirnin Sees n RndicnI.
Sruiiinn Locise, JIay 1, 18G6. Editors
Advertiser and Register Mein llcrr. Cantin
and I found a llldical to-day, and as the
adventure lias somewhat dilapidated m v good
looks and stove a hole in Cantin's side, 1 must
tell you bow it came about. Having learned
fiom. the oracular Memphis journal that the
animals called Radicals were terrible in
stitutions, and having learned to cuss'em
satisfactorily, I took advantage cf every op
portunity to amniadvert on them. Imagine
my amazement, when my diminutive self
was suddenly confronted by a whale of a
follow, who proclaimed himself a Radical,
nd insisted that I should retract what I had
said about him and his fallows. I told him
that my optics had taken him surely not for a
Radical, but for a rhinosorchinpotomahoree.
Whereupon he became very boistrous, and
demanded satisfaction. To express my
contempt for his chivalry, I turned away
and was getting rapidly to another portion
of the boat, having urgent business there.
Suddenly, ray career was arrested by a cu
rious sensation. Upon investigating the
cause, I was very much surprised to dis
cover that the Radical had mistaken the
splits between the skirts of my swallow
tailed coat, for a bootjack-
"Wben 1 turned to gare on the Radical lie
made a thrust at me with his hand doubled
up, and one of my optics, whilst trying to
slop the tremendous momentum of theindi
vidual, succeeded in doing so, but it has
been subject to illusory scenes ever since.
These consist of seeing stars and rainbows,
and glittering motes, which upon close in
vestigation, prove to not have an actual ex
istence. 2Sot seeing very clearly into the
Radical's argument, I cast myself on the
ground, and by the action, invited him to
farther striking-illustrations. Being indis
posed to split hairs with him, I offered him
a handful, which ho proceeded to twine be
tween his fingers. The proceedings hurt
me somewhat, but I was amiably dLiposed
and anxious to learn what he would do with
them, therefore, submitted to the manipula
tion with much grace. Introducing my left
optic to the Radical's thumb, lie was appa
rently so much pleased that he enthusiasti
cally net about making an impression on the
visaal organ, whereupon, in a meek voice
and with much mildness not wishing to
hurt his feelings, I suggested that his greet
ing was uncomfortably pressing, really to
the extent of being painful. Jle echoed
damphool. Not being well versed in echoes,
I paid no farther attention to the pleasantry.
My visual optic liaving slipped back into
its socket, the Radical cordially laid his
closed hands on the facial projections of my
beautiful features, but as the exertion was
mado with a power equal to the fall of a
thousand weight on my head, I was induced
to beg him to forego tho pleasure of his ti
tanic caresses. Thereupon he became a lit
tle excited and used some boisterous and in
comprehensible language at which I was
much astonished. lie exhibited further his
affection for me, by taking my no-e severely
between his thumb and finger. Anxious to
accommodate him with a thorough investi
gation of its peculiar formation, beauty, use,
eta. I invited him to examine it more care
fully, to taste it, etc., and assisted him, by
inserting its beautiful proportions between
his teeth. Closing his vice-like dentals on
that organ, he seemed to abandon himself
to a perfect ecstasy, lie shook it, and bit
it very hard, and pulled it. I tried to per
suade him that his pleasure was my pain.
but lie teemed to bo enjoying a luxury, and
to be laboring under the misapprehension
that I liked it too, and he held the more
tightly, notwithstanding all my earnest re
presentations that tho proceeding was pain
fully ridiculous to me.
lie paid no attention to my demand, and
forced mo to the alternative or tearing my
self n'fay from his enthusiastic embrace,
He made a cursory remark that made mc
supect liim of joking with inc. Then I lost
my amiability and Christian temper. Yet
being kindly disposed, I offered to pick out,
with my knife, that portion of my nose which
had become fastened in his tectli
Being in an unusual liiirrv to accommodate
him, I made tho small mistake of inserting
tho point between Ins third and Jourth ribs,
and when I found out the accident, in my
hurried efforts to withdraw tho instrument
and make amends, it penetrated to a place
under his belt, where he had stowod an im
menso quantity of lager beer. It proved a
valuable beer mine. In my anxiety to save
the beer and start a saloon, or brewery, 1
mado strenuous efforts to roll him to a safe
place, but in the hurry of the moment he
rolled overboard, and is doubtless now luxu
riating in instalments in tho digestive ap
paratus of tho denizens of Mobile Bay.
Cousin Novum a.
Tilt MOKMOX.N.
Itorr Itrlglmiii I'oiiiir'h 'Wives Live.
The new work on the Mormons gives the
following :
Tho internal arrangement of affairs at the
harem is very similar to that of a young
ladies' boarding-school. Each woimiti hav
ing her own room, her affairs are all cen
tered there. Tho culinary department is
under control of such of tho wives as liniG
HAM from time to time appoints. She is the
stewardess, and carries tho keys. A cook is
employed generally a man and several
servants besides, who aro all under the con
trol of tho stewardess.
When tho meals are prepared and ready
the bell rings, and each woman, with her
children, if she has any, files down to tho
dining-tablc, and is seated as before stated.
Each, on rising, has her children to attend
to, and get ready for breakfast; this over,
she commences tho business of the day, ar
ranges her rooms and sits down to her scw
lng"or other workj as tho case may be.
t A sewing machine is brought into requi
sition, and ona of tho dumber appointed to
use lL For the benefit of those who want a
sewing machine, it may be well to state how
this ono was procured.
Ono day a man from St. Louis came to
offer ono for sale, stating that his price was
ninety dollars. Bkioham bought it, pro
mising to pay tho man whenever he should
calL The man being poor, called in a few
day. Ho did not get his pay. He called
again a number of times, with tho same re
sult One of the wives became quite indig
nant, and said: "If I w&t in hi place 1
would never ask it from oie so high in tho
priesthood. He had better give it to him
than ask pay of him." Tho poor man never
received his" money, and as soon as he could
St the means, left tho torritory. This is
e manner in which the Prophet becomes
possessed of much of his property.
Mot of the women spin and make their
every-day clothing, doing their own color
ing They are quite proud of the quantity
of doth manufactured in their establish
ment every year. All woik hard, and take
but very little out-of-door exercise. At par
tics and theatre Biiiuuam and one or two
of the favored wives sit together in the
"King's box," but tho remainder of tho wo
men and tho children sit in what is called
"Biuijham,8 corral." This is in tho par-L-oits,
about tho centre, of the area. The
Prophet goes down once or twice during the
evcofng to the corral, and chats for a few
moments with one and another, but in a
short time he can be seen beside his "dear
AmbUA" again.
At tho Mormon parties much gaiety pre
vails. Appearances arc maintained, some
what, br paying inoro respectful deference
to the first wives on such occasions. Gen
tiles, with whom the saints arc on good
terms, are well received and kindly cntcr
taiucu at these parties, and all join in giv
ing themselves up to die influences of mirth
and festivity. Dancing is not only a favorite
amusement, it is more ; it is cultivated to
such an extent that it becomes a passion.
JJniQUAM'fl women, though bettor clothed
than formerly, still work very hard. They
are infatuated to their religion and devoted
to their husband. If they cannot obtain his
love, they content themselves with his kind
ness, and endeavor to think themselves hap
py. As religion is their only solace, they
to make it their only object. If it does not
elevate their mtuds, it deadens their suscept
ibilities ; and, as they am not permitted to
be women, they try to convince themselves
that il is God's will they should be slaves.
A tuusic-mastcr, a dancing-master and
a teacher of tho ordinary branches of the
English education arc employed in the fam
ily school. Also a teacher of French. Hi
children have much hotter advantages than
any other in the territory. Dancing and
music arc tho leading accomplishments, and
everything else is made subordinate to those
Said "WexI'VLL Pjiiluvs, in a recent
lecture: .
"One jhousaad men conceived and en
gineered the rebellion. And if five years
ago God had been pleased to take them to
himself, or drop tliem tho other way, there
would liave been no rebellion."
And had that accursed Jajp&m. with ita,
Puritan crew, bean "dropped the other
war" thore would have been no slavery, no
religion or political intolerance, no Hart
fmT Convention, no whisky Insurrections,'
Sd o "gmt nion-Mtntalntdli-
T.VA INSCKAXCK COMFAXY, P. 1.
1'ocK. Agent. 20. 31 Uollege street.
A.MIKILSO.V, JOILNNOX A SMITH, Heal
Katate Agents, over Berry's Bookstore, Col
lege street.
AI.NM'ultTlI.UiVXIi:iM General Southern
Agent of Wheelers k Wilson' Sewing Ma
chines No. 57 College street.
B
KIES A TIIAXTOX, Commission Mer-
cnauts, corner or lollcge and Lauren streets.
BKWO.V, AVUEKJ-Ot A CO., Dealers in
Tinners', Plumbers' Gas-fitters' and Conpcr-r-emnitbY
Stuck and Materials. No. 22 North
Market street.
B
B
HOWS, J. L. A It. W., Uoal Estate Agent.
Jo'i ouion itrccr.
A5iK , FIU.ST SATIOXAL, A. 0. Sanford,
rraridrnt, Jan. o. ucdon. Cashier.
BANK. NIICOXI) A'ATIOXAJU,Colleeest.,
near Union. Jno. Lum.'dcn, President, W. J.
Thomas, Cashier.
B
AXIL, TIIIItD A'ATIOJTAX, W. W. Berry.
i'rcMdent, i-klgar J ones, uasmer.
OttOMX, NrTIir.KI.AM A CO., Man
JL ufacturers of Doors, Sashes, Blinds, Ac, cor.
of Hines and Ewinc streets.
Ctlltltirrr A HOW. Steamboat Agents,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission Mer
chants. No. 21 Front st. upper wharf.
(WltXIIMUN, W. It., A CO.. Funeral Un
J dcrtakcrJ. No. 49 Church street.
0
lOIWAIC, A. S, Lawyer, Colonade Building.
uncrry street, itoom no. an.
Ci III: ATI I AM, ic It. A CO., Wholesale
f Grocers and Dealers in fine Brandies. Wines.
Domestic Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars. Ac, corner of
Uoiiego and unurcn struct.
0
AIXE.VOKU A UAKKETT, Ilea! Estate
Agents. Ko. 41 unerry street.
"10LX3IAX, Sa. E., Physician and Surgeon
ao. ot jnortn uncrry street.
D
I-NTO.V, I) It. j
C, Office, No. 25J North
Chcrrj street.
DOXEESOX, MA3IUEE, Attorney at Law.
No. (V514 Cherry street, up stairs.
I)
I7XEAI A CIIIEItRESN, Attorneys at
i v on x 1 1- m i l
111 rr, iu- orm Vtucrry uirccu
,'., f. ucaiero in Jiaruware,
Tj South Side of the Publio Square, at the old
. m. ... fi. i ,
a lenoi stand
PVASS, 1'ITi: V: CO., AVhclesale Dealers in
XJ foreign and American JJry Goods, Varieties,
Boots, Shoes, Uata and Heady-mode Clothing,
no. inn uiocic
posTEU BHO.S., Wholesale and Ketail Deal
I? ers In flroeerief. WinM. T.lniinm. CAtrnnt
Tobacco. &c, Ac, No. 33 westTlde of the Public
tqaare, iNasbville.
TUltJElX, .. Wholesale Dry Goods. No. 49
jl ruoiie square.
rriAI.E. J. W. A ItllO.. Ininortera and Deal
1? crs in Hardware, Cutlery. Uuns, Pistols, etc..
no. uj l-uunc square.
H
II
UltT A C., Building Material of all kinds.
o voiiege street.
U'i-CHISOX, Gi:o., Dealer in Wall Paper
i-ainw, uoiors, Ac unurcn street.
TTAMIETOX A CUXXIXUIIA9I. Dealers
JJL in Hardware, Leather Belting, Bolting
(-.loins. o., io. lSiNortn uoiiego street.
H
AKUISOX A SONS, Steamboat Agents on
11)0 JCTCC.
TOIIXftiOXVIEEi: l'ACHET COMPANY,
V Office corner of Church and Summer streets..
opposite fct. Uloud Hotel.
KIUIIIMTKICK, XEVIXN A KEITH,
Cotton and Tobacco Factors and General
Commission Merchants, No. 23 South College st.
r AKE IiIXSTOX ICE COMPANY, Of-
1J lice JNo. b Acrtn uoiiego street.
I UCUN. W. II. A CO.. Auctioneers and Cum
JU mission Merchants, Nos. 25 and 25 Collcgo
ssrect. opposuo bewanee Hotel.
T,fcli.Ij, int., Medicated Vapor Baths,
JlIjl mnon ttreet, over xorit shook oiore.
OUTOX, JAS. IV., Artificial Leg Manu
laucturcr, morln cndilarkct House.
M
YEILS A HUNT, Carriage Manufacturers,
iisortn iMarKct street.
MORGAN, IRIIY, O'JtltYAX A CO.,
WholosaU Dealers in Dry Goods, Public
exjuarc, old stand oi iruy Alorgan .t uu.
M
KKItlTI' A IIII.E, Dealers in Wall Pa
per, rso.47 Unurcn street.
rACi:Y, IRIVER A imoW.V, Dealers
jlix in Hardware, runuc bquare, boutu oi ucdar
street.
"JVTAItR, TIIOS. S., Banker and Dealer in
liX (Sold, Silver, Uncurrcnt Money, Bonds,
ctocKr, etc., corner oi union and uollege streets.
TV TcCREA. HUGH. A CO.. Cotton and To
llJL bacco Factors, Storage, Forwarding and
VOinmlssion Jlercnants. alarkct street.
"VI cCEURE'S MUSIC STORE, No. 33 Union
J.IX street. Urgans. 1'ianos and eheet .Music.
TAEONE. JAMES C. Attorney at Law
1VJL corner of College and Deadcrick streets, west
side l'ubllc square, up stairs.
Mjrrt'AI.FE, IIROS. A CO., General Oil
Dealers and Agents for the sal of Cotton
1 ams and blicctings, JMo.73 liroad street.
TV fARCII, J. I. A SON, Manufacturers of
i IX saddles and Harness and Healers in Coach
and saddlery Ware, No. 11 Union street.
"VrEWSOM. MOORE A CO.. Real Estate
1 and Advertising Agents, No. -id West Side of
I'utiiic square.
TVTEESON AMURI'REI'. Heal Estate Agents,
i Cherry street, second door from Union, West
side.
VTASIIVIEEi: COMMERCIAL INSU-
l"X RANCE COMPANY. Office in the build
ing of the Bank of tho Union.
0
HEY,
JOHN. Practical
Tailor, No. 12
North Cherry street.
IJEAEfi:, N. It., Wholesale Grocer, Commis
, sinn Merchant and Cotton and Tobacco Fac
tor, 47 South Market St.
piOUE A. MANIER, Wholesalo and Ketail
X Dealers in Fccign and Domestic Dry Goods.
No. 51 Market street.
PECK, P. P., Insuranco Agent. No. 31 Col
X logo street.
-pt.XTECO.VT. JAS. P., U. and Up Livery
JL and Sale Stable, No. 30 Dcndcrick street, bo
twecn Summer and Cherry.
YAN. I. M. Manufacturer of French Bun
Mill Stones, (3 1 lege, near Broad struct
R
R
OSI J. A. J., Clothing of all kinds, 11 South
side ruuiie sqare.
ICE A THOMPSON, Attorneys, 3G
union street.
REII, CIIAIIIURX A CO., Cotton Fac
tors and General Commission Merchants,
Clark stxeat.
OTATE INSURANCE COMPANY, John
O Lutnsdcn, President, Josph Nash, General
Agent, oflico. Second National Bank Building,
College street.
OMITII, W. J. A C W., Druggists and
O Chciuists, comer of Church and Vine erects.
QHIEEOS, GEO. A CO., Auctioneers, No.
KJ Uol.
' College street.
STEVENS. S. II., Dealer in Wagons.Carts.Ac.
Chsttanooca llailroad.
tjTRATTX, I'OIXTIIR A CO., Storage
kjMrrchants and Cotton Factors. Nos. 9 and 11
Broad street,
CJA1.TMIAN. T. I'., Art Gallery, corner of
)Collcgo and ITnion streets.
rpUnili:VIEEi: A I-UECIIEIC, Carpenters,
X Contractors, Car Builders, and Door Manufac
turers. Shop at tho Nashville .t Chattanooga Kail
road Depot
rpIIOMPSOX. R. H., HaU. Caps.Kurnishing
L Goods. .tc 2S Cherry street near Union.
rilAlV.E IUIO.N., Book. Binders and Blank
1 Book Manufacturers. Union and American
Block.
H'EXXESSIIE LIVESTOCK INSURANCE
1 COMPANY. Ncrsoin. Moore .t Co., Agents,
No. 4(1 est bide Public square.
rpENXESSi:t'. A NO CI'MIICRI.ANID Oil,
XANI MINING COMPANY. Office No.
21 Union street
'pi:M:ssi:i; .iiaki.m: ani fire in-
L Sl'RANCE COMPANY. Jos. Allen Presi
dent. A. W. Butler. Secretary. No. 34 College st.
UNION AM) AMERICAN OFITCE, in
tho ITnion nnil American Block, corner of
Cherry and Church street Counting-room in
basement on Church street
WlIi:i.USS, A. A CO., Bankers, dealers in
Government Securities of every description:
Collections made in nil parts of the United States
nnd Canadaand Europe Union street, near Col
lego WINSTEO. J. M., Wholesale and Ketail
71,. I--(.. I. CI .....! 11... ,1 . V
, irimvi f ll Jiisvw, Ullt.ui i.iili Itnw. P rill
nishing Goods, Ac, No. 10 North College street
lirillTEMAN IIUOTH i:iLS, Paper Ware
I hause. and Dealers in Paper Stock. No. 59
Northeast corner Pubhe Square.
rAr.Ki:i:. w. G., Agent for Wheeler A
II WlUoii'a Celebrated Sewinir Machines. No.
17'4 North Cherry ttreet
mapihson sravTTox.
HAMILTON J CIIKXr.V.
iiior. a rnixTKR.
bkxj. r. nov.
C4IMMI.SSIOX MERCHANTS.
Col t on &TobaecoFnctors,
AND DKALKKS IN
GRCI'.RII-.S AND PRODUCII.
Nos. 8 and 11 Brwid st. Nashville. Tnn.
J" Special attcnUen given to orders, lie
fer to business men and rititens generally,
junel! tf
1,000 WAGONS.
7 OrFKU FOH SALE ON SntUCE STREET.
1 near tho crossing of the Nashville and Chit-
tnca Kallroad. and at ALLISONS A- KIKK
MAN S. Commission Merchant. No. 21 South
Market street, jasmine, luintwc
r(L'R M1TI.E Arraj Wturens nimnlete. with
doiiWe-trecs. single-tree, end -rate, feed-box, and
bows at-
POUR ilUEEArmj- Wans,at
POUR MUEE Lumber Wagons,
TOUR MUI.EWood Wagons-
TtVO HORSE Wacoas, Complete
TWO HORSE Aiabulanecs -
OXE HORSE Carta
TOUR MUI.E Log Wagons..-
Parties riurohnsinrhare the tirivilcre ofaiiklnr
their own sclirtlens from the immense stock on
Stand. None but se-rvWcable property offcrfd. AH
agent warranted one year.
I0,J00 POUNDS O.U A INS. assorted t, lOo
Aisu, Axes, cnovcis, spses, rieas, etc. eio
8. IT. SiTETlJNS.
M
- SUXS45
40U
00100
70100
ans6
. oo
ri'J.E. IIENKY A CO., Wholesale Deal--OL
crs in Boot. Shoes and Brogans.Ne. 60 West
Pearl between Walnut and Vine streets.
BARTXEY ItniSITTT, Attorneys at
Law. 29 West Third street.
BIS1IOI-, It. M. A CO., Wholesale Grocers,
3S Main street.
B
UKarET HorSE. Silas F .Miller, Proprie
tor, corner Third and Vine streets.
C Li EX CAY, W3L. fc SOSH. Commission
Merchaati, for purchase of Cotton, Groceries.
Produce, Liquors, and best Brands Hour, N. E.
corner of Second and Vine streets.
DAVIS, J. F., Wholesalo Dealer in Drugs
Paints. Oils. Glass and Dyo Stuffs, bulwcen
i , j .
'T-VfkVW!- TV' I UII -'4.k m..:if C 11 t
JL Spirits, Alcohols and Damcstie Liquors and
Wines, and dealers in genuino WhUkics, 17 and
19 West Columbia street.
TUIKB4XKN. MOILNF. A- fit.. M.rnrnn.
JC turers and Dealers in Fjfcbanks' Standard
Scales, Cotton Beams and Frames, ic. No. 123
tvainni street.
f L.EN-V. W3C A HOXH, Wholesale Grocers,
juana. vine, between second and Pear
tracers.
T TANKS A I'OKTEIl. Wholeaa Orocrra
XI. and General Commission Merchants, No. 45
n'P.wrvfiPAV itpnTtri'ifu ...
H -" ..vr . v u.
, Manufacturers of Glass, Coal Oil Lamps,
it Jars, Chimneys and Lanterns, No. 20 East,
cecona street.
T YTEE, J. P., Wholesale and Ketail Dealer
XJ-.n iiats, uaps and straw uoods,:s v est rourtb.
between Alain and ivalnut streets.
PEAKCE, TOEEE A IIOETOX, Importers
and Jobbers of Foreign, Domestic, Staple
ana rancy ury uoous, n soutnwest corner i earl
and vino streets.
-pRUGU A EOU-ES, Importers and Jobbers
X m rorcign and Homestic Dry Goods and No
tions, No. 134 Kace street, between Third and
rourtn, in iisaa mocic.
T)E AO, MORGAN A CO., Wboles.ile DcaW
XL crs in Boots and Shoes, No. 133 Race street
ocivscn mini and rounn, in r.isas lilck.
OCHWEG3IANX. U., Dealer in Ciirars. Li
O quors and Tobacco, No. 24 Public Landing,
corner oi sycamore street
w .. -, .... v. x Kirr, i rujineuir.
III'VfPK 1S1,W1.- T I II... T I i .
kj oonnson, uicrg. cor, oi iront ana uroadway.
f lINJI.I J. P. A CO., Wholesale! and Ko-
L tall Healers in saddles, Harness, Trunks, Va
lises, llailroad Bags, Ladies' Satchels, etc.. No.
no vt est r ourtn street.
rpiIOMAS A CO.. Commission nnd Forward-
X ing .Mcrcnants, Purchasers of Supplies, etc.
No. 49 Vine street
WYNNE, JOHN A CO., WholcsaloDealers
in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, No. 89
I'carl, Dctween vine and flace.
TirASSON, TAEIIUrr A PAGE, Cottoa
I t r octors, uenerai commission Merchants nnd
Healers in urocenes, rso. so Vine street
WATSOX A BE KG, Wholesale Clothiers. No.
iouiukd tucci, ucmecn xnira ana ronrtn
in is isas isiocic.
CAXXOX A ItYEItS. Wholesale Dealers in
Bonnets, Kibbois, and Millinery Goods, 191
nam Eireei. petween otn anu otn. i ortn side.
rUIAMISEILS. HEXRY A CO., Wholeiale
I Tlniici-isto' fntn at.nnf Kntwnnn r.lt. U
nearly opposite Louisville Hotel.
DUVAI.E, KErCHUM A CO., Wholesalo
and Ketail Dealers in Carpets, Floor Oil
I'loms. iiugs, Mats, window Trimmings, a-b 81
nu, octween DiarKctanu main streets.
IEEIOTr. A CO., Wholesale Grocers and
duco Storage, No. 291 Main street between 7th
ana &tn.
1AR1XER A CO.. Wlmpnlp(l,.r. sv
yj" Main street. R. A. Shapard with this house.
HOGAX A lUrEII Whole.ale and Retail
Manufacturcrss of Wigs, Braids, Curls, and
oilier Kind ol nair work. A'C, 85 4th, between Main
ana iiiaricet streets.
LOUISVIEEE UUTKIi, M. Kcan fc Co.,
Proprietors, Main Strain, nearly centrally
ocaicu lorsicamuoais anu an trams.
-pi.TUtN, WIARII A CO., WhoUsale Dealers
X in seeds. Agricultural implements, Macbin
cry, Ac, flf Main street Louisville.
-pOGKtW, A. G. A SON, House Furnishing
Ji Emporium, Refrigerators, Filters, ic, 77 East
oiuo iui Bircei, near luaui.
T30BINSOX, J. M. A CO., Wholesalo Deal-
Xv crs in rorcign nnd Domestic Dry Goods, No
tions, etc. No. 1S5 West Main street between 6th
ana oin.
SEEVIX, T. A R. 1). A CAIN, Importers
and Wholesalo Dealcrsin Foreign and Domes
tic: Dry Uoods, Mo. 217 (old No. COG) Main street,
nearly opposite Louisville Hotel.
ri'RIPP.EOUIS, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
x in riano i-ortcs Urgans, Alclodeons, Music,
kc. Nos. 92 and 94 Jefferson st
WIESON, PETER A CO., Wholesale Drug-
ti gists ana importers oi foreign Drugs and
Chemicals. Paints, Oils, Window Glass, and Glass
ware. Ac. and Proprietors of Louisville Chemicnl
Works, and sell the great Saponifier. Corner of
.Mam nnd otn streets.
Ttf-IEIiER, Ell. A CO., Wholesale Druggists
1 1 ana ueaicrs in loDaccos, uigars, uyestuUs,
Perfumery and Glassware; North Side of Main
street nearly opposite Louisville Hotel.
DRY GOODS.
SPRING STOCK, &
AT
R. T. KIRKPATRICK'S
NO. 55 COLLEGE ST.
CAN BE SEEN THE HANDSOMEST
Staple and Fancy Dry
ryy qd QD liD S3
For the present season ever exhibited in this city,
nil bought within the last '.hrce weeks, and what
ever decline there may havo been in tho North we
have got tho benefit of and will give to our cus
tomers. Wedo not propose any "baits "toour
customers by way of offering Staple Goods at less
than cost, with the hope of making it up on other
Goods, but simply to sell everything at as small
pmCts as the present high rates of rents, taxcs.and
expenses generally admit of. Our friends may
rely upon getting the best Goods at tho lowest
prices, and everything warranted as represented.
Moire Antiques, Grenadines
Orgumlics, I-tunis,
Printed Tiineii Cambrics,
Etc . Etc.
Ladies in Mourning
Will find full lines of every thing new and desira
ble in that way.
J. X C 13 G O O I) S,
In groat varl'ty. In Real Point, Point Apilque,
Valenciennes, etc.
Ladies' Silk Sacks. Lace Points,
All new and handsome.
Splendid stock of
G O O D S P O R 11 O Y S W T. A II.
HOSIERY, of all grades and sites.
0-4, 10-1. and 11-4 Linen Sheetings.
0-1. 10-4, nnd 11-4, Cotton Sheetings.
Table Linens and Cloths, in variety.
Towels and Napkins, In Tariety.
Together with Prints, Domestics. Cloths, Cassi
meres, and every thing pertaining to a first-class
Dry Uoods hstablisbmcnt
Also, 4-1. 3-4. u-t tDolored and White
Matting of the very best makes.
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JAMES C. MALONE,
.ITTOHJYEli' JIT JDaffff",
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
Office C7 West side Public Square, corner of
College and Deadcrick streets UP-STAIKS.
Post Otlicc Box 183.
ian21-ly
jiS. n'LACont-ix. o. w. ii. BtTLts. r. a. iswiy.
Formerly of Nevins. Keith Jt Co.
M'LAUGHLIN, BUTLER & CO.,
(Sucessors to F. A. Irwin Jc Co.)
GROCERS
AXt I
Commission Merchants,
OX1LCU IX
imA.vmEK, wines axd uqroRK. '
Corner of Market and Clark streets, j
xisnraLi, tixx. '
Jr We pay the highest market prices for Dried '
Fruit Feathers. Becswai. Ginseng, and; j
4 4Kb Ceuntry Produce geatrsily. I
CLOTHING.
J. A. J. BI
No. 11
S. Side Public Sqiiare,
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OPPOSITE COURT-HOUSE.-'
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WU IIAVK NOW IN STOCK OVKR FIVE
. IIUNLRED COATS, from the finest Linen
ana Cloth to the lowest priced cloth manufactured.
I'eqnc Cnssliiiorc Sultsi,
Ratlsjte CoMliucrc BntUi,
Drnb lVllte Salt'
Eutrlisli 3Ilton, (all colors.) Sulls,
French Silk Mixed Snlta,
Chinese Senrancen .Suits,
Creole Check Snll.
White Einen Duck Hnltn.
Urovrn " " Hiittli,
NimulNh " ShIlh,
II LACK EEHTRE CO ITS,
-Mulberry colM Cloth Frock fonts,
" " '" Hnck ContH,
niucU '. ' ConlH,
Hahlin
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GRENADINE SIEK VEHTN,
WHITE N 1 1.11 VESTS,
WHITE MEItNEIEEES VESTS,
HKEEETOJf CEOTII VESTS.
These Goods nra eminently worthy the nttention
of all buyers. We respectfully invite the atten
tion of the public to this very large and superb
STOCK OP CLOTHING,
Whether they wish to buy or not We will
certainly take great pleasure in showing our
goods.
J. A. J. ROSE,
No. 11 South Side Public Square, opposite Court
""use. apZT ?m
NEW YORK CARDS.
j. & j. c. coimoY,;
No. 05 Fnllon Street, Sew York,
HAVK ON' IIAXP, ALL KINDS OP
SEIXMS, FYKES, EEL NETS,
CASTING NETS,
NKTTINQ OF ALL KINDS AND DIMEN
SIGNS, BY THE FATHOM.
Orders taken to any extent and at moderate
Prices.
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S. Hirscliliorn & Co,,
Cigars and Leaf Tobacco
XO. J-tO J'EAItL STREET,
AND
100 WATER STREET,
Near Wall street
New York.
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JPJETTUS & CO.,
Merchant Tailors,
531 BROADWAY,
ap7 3m
DAVISCOLUMORE&CO.,
479 Bromlwaj', New York,
(FOUR DOORS BELOW BROOME STREET.)
ARE NOW OPEXIX
Goods bought by Mr. Davis Collamore during his
recent visit to Europe.
DINNER AND TKA SETS.
CIIAMItKIl SETS.
PARIAN KTATI7B1TES,
FINE GLASSWARE.
The goods all cornice in at a
Low Premium on Gold,
And are offored
AT Tj O IV PRICES.
P. S. China Decorated: Glass onerared with
crest or initisl. apO 3ra
HERMANN BATJER,
01 Wnlcr Street,
NEW Y O R K,
SOLE AGENTS IN THE UNITED STATES
AND CANADA FOR
DE ST. JIARCEACX fc CO,
CHAMPAGNE.
AND lVrOBTERS OF
BRANDIES, IVINES,
AND ALL
FOREIGN LIQUORS.
AND HAVANA CIGARS.
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ECCLID WATRBHOCSt.
t. v. craxrsoB.
K. O. riURL,
AATCDUni!Or DCADI X. Pfi
Hn I L.1 1 1 1 1UOL.j I tniIUL. OUij
IVO. 19 NEW STREET,
NEW YORK-
UCY AND SELL Coia, Exchance and South
ern Bank Notes, and Securities of oil kinds.
MAKE COEI.ECTIOXW and Purchase Sifiht
and Tims Drafts, oa all accessible points.
1JOY STOCKS AND IOED, Solely on Com
mission, requirine amplenanrtn In all caset
ALLOW FOUR PER CENT INTEREST
on Daily Balances, subject to Sisht Cheek. 1
A3" The correspondence of our South tra Heod
s regretfully loUcited. . j
asul-UGia
CINCnNNATr CARDS
"SPENCER HOUSE,"
CORNER OF FRONT AND RROADWAY.
CINCINNATI, .OMIO,
L. A. PRATT, Proprietor.
M uiiova, run ir.Atti wi.ii-
l. ncc' with tho Burnet House, is now
With inn 1 Jit 1 I 1a
fico hia many old and valued friends throuRhoat
B. SCHWEGMANN,
1 DEALER IN
Cigars, IAqiors and
Tobacco,
No. 21 Public Landing, Corner of Sycamore,
CINCINNATI. 0.
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L.ate ot Uocbran, osson iTalbutu
JRS3E B. TALBUTT.
Late of Paris, Ky.,
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Late of Nashville, Tcnn.'
WASSON, TALBUTT & PAGE,
Successors to Cochran, Wasion & Talbutt,
COTTOAT FACTORS,
Manufacturer's Aeentx for the falo of Bagging
ana nope.
Gencrnl Coiiimlsnloii nml I'nxlnrp
MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in Flour, Hemp, Grain, Seeds, Wool,
Feathers, Pork, Bacon, Lard, Ac.
Ami, Exclusive accnts for the sale of J. II. Tal
butt ic to. s celebrated fure topper w nisKeys,
from Paris. Bourbon Countr. Kv..
No. 30 VINE ST. CINCINNATI. 0.
REFKBKXCKS.
Jas. A. McAllister & Co.. Nashville, Tennessee
Huch McCrae t Co., " '
Evans, File & Co., . "
Commercial Bank. Memphis, Tennessee.
Taylor, McEwin, Duke & Co.. Memphis, Tcnn.
rnaMJ dbm
DR. L. L. COLEMAN
AMONGST the many complimentary no
tices given U3 by the press of thus city, we
know of none which we deem as coming
with so much heartfelt sincerity, a3 the fol
owing from the Nashville Daily Union :
'At a ncriod liko the present, when our city is
filllcd to overflowing with a transient popula
tion, and diseases prevail to an extent hitherto
undreamt of, it is proper that the means of cure
diately interested should have information which
will lend them to avail themselves of competent
medical advice. JUcn wno nave been educated in
the best schools of tho profession of medicine, and
been successful in a nractice of many years, are
surely wortliy ol confidence; it tney nave given
their attention exclusively to one branch ol tne
Drofession. and made themselves masters of it.
they have still more right t expect support, more
particularly if they havo afforded proof of their
ability to cure, to tms latter class belongs uit.
L. L. COLEMAN, who, in his specialty, has been
a benefactor to tho afflicted, and may ever be re
lied on as a safe and sure physician."
We respectfully inform our friends that
we may sun ue iuuiui ;a uur uiuce, reliev
ing those afflicted with
-.Ml 1 j- i ll' i;
AND
Venereal Diseases
Also, all Female afflictioas arising from
functional derangements of the "WOMB and
rregular Menstruation.
All ray preparations can be sent by Ei
press to any portion of the country.
L. L. COLEMAN', M.D.
C4 North Cherry trcet,
Post Office Box 502. Nashville, Tenn.
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DOCTOR CAEOW'S
CHOLERASPE0IFI0.
NOW THAT WE ANTICIPATE CHOLERA
in eur midst, it behooves us all to secure, and
keep on hand, some known and effectual remedy
for any emergency, and this we find in DOCTOR
CAROW'S SPECIFIC, which he prescribed and
iisim! with such nnbounded success, (scarcely ever
Insituracase.) When this scourge visited Nash
ville, some years past, Dr. Carow was one of our
most eminent ana succcssiui physicians, and wnen
his old friends learn this remedy can be had, thou
s.imls who hare tested iL virtues will not fail to
huvo it on hand. It is no Patent Medicine, but a
compound irom tue t'rcscripiion ot mis distin
guished Practitioner. There can likewise be no
better remedy for cholera morbus, diarrhoea and
dyscntary. For sale by
t n T T' v i. r c i, on : t ..
32 Market Street, opposite Union.
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GARDOM & RICE,
PIAIM- AND DECORATIVE
PLASTEEEES.
ALL ORDERS LEFT AT BOX 25 POST
OFFICE, OR
IVo. G7 Soiilli Smuiiicr St.,
WILL BE
PltOMPTLT ATTENIIED TO.
raay& 3m
GREAT I.VBUCE3IEXTS
TO' CAPITALISTS.
WILL OFFER FOR SALE. AT PUBLIC OUT-
X c7 to the highest bidder, on
Monday, the 25th day of Juno next,
in front of the premises, in the city of Columbus.
ranted and substantially built bouse, known oa
THE GILMER HOTEL
Building, with the premises thereto attached,
containing orer an acre of ground.
The building is on the comer of Main and SL
John streets, four stories high, divided into over
seventy rooms, large and airy, the basement story
suited and intended for stores.
TERMS OF SALE One-half euh, one and two
years in equal installments for the balance, with
interest thereon at the rate of eight per cent per
annum, and a lien on the property until full pay
ment is made.
By order of the Board of Directors of the Gil
mer Hotel Company.
GREEN T. HILL.
xnay20-wU Secretary.
Administrator's Xoticc.
TnE INSOLVENCY OF THE ESTATE OF
Mary A. Martin, deceased, having been rag
rested to the Cleric of tho Smith County Court, at
Carthage,. Tennessee; all thojo having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to file their
elsims with the Kid Clerk by the first Monday bj
October next, forpn rora distribution,
D. 11. SUITE. Administrator
. ofaarr A. Martin, decease .
JanelS w3t
CINCINNATI. CARDS.
SICBIOD HASKS. VTA. J. POUTER,
IIACTIS & POUTER,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
NO. -15 VINE STREET,
Wcit Side, Between Front and Columbia,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
morSO d6m
BUItSTET JIIOUSE.
COKNER THIRD AND VINE STREETS,
Cincinnati, Ohio,
SILAS TP. MILLER,
JPr-opirietox.
THE BURNET nOUSE IS TWO SQUARES
from the U. S. Mail and People ' Line of Steam
ers ianmne, ana very near tne J. . .v u.u.xu.
R. R. & A. 1 G. W. R. R. D Dots.
Omnibuses leave the Iloose for all trains Eats,
. 1 ty .1. ... i ..
n est, norm ana ooiiiu. dsra uom
FAX E B AN ELS'
STANDARD
SCALES
OF ALL KINDS,
Cotton Beams and Frames,
. Cotton,Hay and Sag Presses,
Warehouse Trucks,
Baggage Barrows,
COPYING PRESSES, &c.
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO.
12K Walnut street,
CINCINNATI
apt ly
ELSAS BLOCK.
o. a. racon,
JAS. LOWES,
General Partners.
JOS. K. GKRItAET,
s. nowEEsnce.
Special Partners.
PKUG2I &, LOWES,
Importers and Jobbers of Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
White Goods and Notions,
XO. IS I RACE STREET,
Between Third and Fourth SU.,Elsas New Block.
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
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JOHN v. TVUTSOX.
JOS. L. BERG.
"WATSON & BERG,
WHOLESALE
CLOTHIERS,
No. 130 Race Street, Cincinnati, 0.
WW. HINKLE, FORMERLY OF NASH
. villo and Louisville, is with the above
house, and will be pleased to sec and wait on his
mends ana acquaintances.
marSO-dGm
n. R. READ.
UOBOAX, BEAD t CO.,
,txruvil!e.
READ, M0RGA1Y & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BOOTS 1KD SHOES,
138 Race st.,het. 3d & 4th,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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T. A. TIIOUAS. I. R. W. THOMAS, R. D. U'CACLET.
I sit 41 f niiirbn '
viile, Tenn, Louinille. Jvv. jUKiMa, ua.
THOMAS &C0.
C ) M DI I S S J O N
AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
NO. 1 VIIVTS STKEKT,
CINCINNATI, OHIO,
AND
H o. 1 Hamilton's Building:,
Corner Sixth and Main streets.
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY
Consignments of Cotton, Tobacco and other
"roduce Solicited.
83- We make the Purchasing of all articles of
Merchandise a speciality.
REFER IS XASHVILLE. TENS., TO
Thompson Anderson, Berry & Demovillc,
A. Hamilton. Iluirh McCrea.
(J. W. Fall & Bros, Maccy, Driver 4k Brnwn.
moKS diw'm
SOUTHEEN
MUSIC STORE.
JAMES A. McCLTJRE,
33 UNION NTKEIVr,
Music Publisher,
And sole Agent for the sale of the celebrated
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STEINWAY GPIAISTO,
Also, Agent for A. H.Gale-J: Cn.'s Calenberg, and
Yauptl, and other Girt class Pianos.
Sheet Music, Music Ilookn,
And Music Merchandise generally;
Together with
Organs,
IlariuoniiimK,
ami Mclotleons,
Can be purchased at Manufacturers" Prices.
Catalogue of Prices furnished upon application
Music mailed free of Postage.
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FRANK MOORE & CO.,
1MA2STUPAOTURERS
And Dealers in
Stoves, Grates, and Holloware.
ETXRT DtscRtrnos or
Plaia, Japanned and Prwsed Tinware:
House Furnishing Goods.
And all kinds of Woodware.
No. 30 North Market Street,
(Next doer to Tom. Well' old Drugstore.)
NaihTlIle, Tea a.
GUTTERLNO. ROOFING. AND REPAIRING,
DONE TO ORDER.
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TO POMTXCIANS.
P HAVE A LARGE NUMBER Or LxoriLA-
VV mra ITnn in AuTVTRAICS. bound in KOOK
farm, containing th fall.reporuof the proceed-
inn ana weecnes icr laaoia w
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LOUISVILLE CARDS.
LOUISVILLE HOTEL,
.xVrV !TS-.rvr-. -7a
mopitiETons,
Louisville, Kentucky.
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D. P. HOGAN & A. DUTEIL
Wholesale and Retail SlanHfacturers of
117.1, Scalps, BraitU awl Oirii, and all other
kinds of Hair Work,
And Importers of Fancy Goods, Perfumery, Ac,
85 Fourth st. between Main and Market,
LOUISVILLE. KY.
Mannerof takingMcmircof a Wipbyany person
1 i 1 . 1. . 1 1 t . if .
1. nuuuu iuv ui'ou .. 111 m lines o
2. From Ear to Ear -00
3. Temple to Temple ..0 0
4. From Forehead to Napo 0 0
5. From Templo to Temple 0 0
mar20 d5m
P I AJKT O S .
LOUIS TRIPP,
(Lato Tripp & Cmgg.)
Wholesale and Jletail Dealer
IS THE BEST
PIANO FORTES
Mas6n & Hamlins'
'Cabinet Organs;
Geo. A. Princo .t Co.'s
A ... 1 ! ft
and Meiodeonl;
Sheet Music: Instruction Books; best Italian
Strinzs:and all kinds of Musical Merchandise.
Catalogues of Pianos. Cabinet Organs, etc., sent
on application.
Sot. 92 nml 91 Jellersoii Street,
LOUISVILLE. ICY.
mar3I dtri- wi-w 3 $m
T. H. ELLIOTT. S. It. llE.vnERSO.V.
unriitiain co Ky., hast ienn
J.s. Elliott, Motgomcry co., Tenn.
ELLIOTT & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
C0MM1SS10V MERCHANTS,
(Old Stand of D. Morris,)
.NO. 291 Main Street,
BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH,
Louisville, Kentucky.
S Liberal advance made on all Consignments
to our care. We will hi I orders for lann or lumiiy
supplies. mar-J wlT
ED. WILDER & CO,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
IEAEEIt IN
TOBACCOS AND CIGARS,
DYE-STUFFS,
HP I? m rxa ce is
ANI
GLASSWARE.
rEJIAVn IlEMOVEOTO OUIl NEW
And Spacious Warehouse, Marble Front,
Xorth Side of Main ntreet,
NEARLY OPPOSITE LOUISVILLE HOTEL,
ONE DOOR BELOW THE CORNER Of SIXTH,
Whero we have opened an entirely new stock of
uooas, ana will oner to tne trade, together with
DEUGS AND MEDICINES
A varied assortment of
Druggists' Fancy Goods.
Liquors, Cigars, anil Tobacco,
Comprising the most complete assortment in
one houso in this country. All of which we
shall offer at manufactureis'r and less than manu
facturers' prices. marSl dly
K.A. GARDNER.
C. II. OARDNEU.
GARDNER & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
525 SIXTS STREET,
LOUISVILLE. KY.
R A. Shnnnrd. Into of Shclbvville. Tennessee.
is with this tirrn and will take pleasure in waiting
on his old mends. rnarjo im.
TIIOS. E. W1LS05. ARTIIUR PETER.
W.n.DILLIXGIIAU.
ESTABLISHED YS 1S17.
AVILSON, PETER & CO.,
Successors to Wilson, StarMrd A Smith.)
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
AND IMPORTERS OF
ForeignDrugsand Chemicals,
And Dealers in Paints, Oils, Window Glass
and Glass Ware. Tobacco, Snuff,
Perfumery, ets.
CORNER OF MAIN AND FIFTH STREETS.
Proprietors of the LonitvUI? Chemical Works,
LiUUlSYlLiliK, JVl.
MAKE YOUR OWX SOAP
BY SAVING AND USING YOUR
BUY ONE BOX OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
Salt Manufacturing Company's Saponifier. or
Concentrated Lye. It will make ten pounds ot
excellent hardboap, or IS eallons of the very beit
Soft Soar, fur about 25 cents. Directions on each
box. For sale at all Drug and Grocery Stores,
and in lots at wholesale by
Louisville. Ky.
mar30-13m
jon WTSxr,
THOMAS WILLIAMS.
A. V. rcoH.
JL. S. gAOKET.
JOIOT WYiVXE &CO.,
(Successor to Wynne. Jones k Co)
WH0LX3ALC DEALXRS IX
Foreign and Domestic
No. 89 Pearl street, between Vine and Race,
CIXCIXJfATI, O.
maris dCm
WHEELER & WII.SOVS
PREMIUM LOCK-STITCH FAMILY SEWING
MACHINES.
SO. 37 COLLEGE STREET,
Orer Wm. Berry Jfc Co.'s Dry Goods House.
DAN'L AINSWORTH. . .
tsi-tr
LOUISVILLE CARDS.
1JOGEUS'
HouselisliiiigEmporium
A. G. ROGERS & SON.,
77 East Sidn 1th st, D carMain Louisville, Ey.
Ameirican Patent Ice Chests and Refrigerators.
Also, common Ice Chests and Lager Beer Coolers;
Water Filters and Coolers; Ico Cream Frcetcrs:
Torrey'a celebrated Three Minute Freeier. all
siics, from one quart to twetty quarts. Also, a
general assortment of housekeeper i articles: to oil
of which your attention is respectfully called at
Rogers' Houso FumishingEmpnrium,T7Kast Side
4th st, near Main. Louisville. Ky. (roarSO Cic
CLALDITS DETAIL
CT1A3. KETCimt.
A. iCARRIKR.
DXJVALL, KETCHUM &CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Carpeting, Floor Oil Cloths,
Rngs, Mats, Fine Curtain Materials and Trim
mings; WindowShndes and Fixtures; House and
Steamboat Furnishing Goods,
SI Fourth st.. bet. Sfnrkct nml Jlaln,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
Tho stock comprising in part of
noyai civei varpuis,
English Brussels Carpete,
English Tapestry Carpets.
American Tapestry Carpets,
,., . Brussels Stair Carpets.
Thrcc-Ply Carpets.
Two-PlyCarpet?,
AU wool Ingrain Carrict.
tt ., , c. .Uf,mp. i-'ottoso Carpets.
9.T 1 ?niSt5!r VW.HS? Can""" ond Stair Rods.
All widths Hoor Oil CTothscut to suitthc shape
of halls and rooms.
Having an entire new stock wo offer every in
ducement to purchasers in tho stvln. nnlitv -,i
price of our gooils. Wo ask an examination of
uu , muu ueiiuiijjiciih nuicu wc ouer ai me low
est prices.
Carpets warranted as represented.
To dealers w offer unusual inducements in pri
ce pf all grades Carpeting, Oil-Claths, Ac
i c aro prepared to have Carpets and Curtains
made up at short notice.
Orders solicited, which shall receive our best
and prompt attention.
DUVALL. KETCHUM & CO.
No. 81 Sourth st,, bet. Main and Market,
mar31 3m
i". U ' .lLtiwiiiUiitntMat
BUILDING ULITEBLVX.
Notice to Persons Building.
IN VIEW OF THE FACT THAT TIIKHE IS
i no ONb PLACE in the city where one can be
supplied with material requisite for
ItEIEDIXR PITIll'OSES.
we havo established a depot at
jVo. 6 College Street,
where wo will keep constantly on hand a large
stock of
LIME,
HYDRAULIC CEMENT,
PLASTER PARIS,
LAND PLASTER,
LATHES AND ILVIR,
SD NAILS,
WHITEWASH BRUSHES,
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY, etc.
Farmers wishing' Enml IMnfter for
fertilizing: the Soil, cnii be fiiriii.thcI at
Ion- rntCN nt thN OFFICE.
IITJDR.T &; CO.
mh25-3m
RAGS! RAGS! RAGS!
WHITEMAN" BROTHEKS,
I'APEIt WAUiaiOESI
TfILL PAY VE CENT3 FOR CLEAN
T i Cotton RAGS, in quantities of 100 pounds
or more.
The highost price paid for old Bagging, Woolen
Rags. etc. WHITEMAN BROS.,
feba-tf No. 59 N. E. Cor. Public Square.
ARTIFICIAL LEGS
DR. DOUGLAS riLY'S
PATENT ANATOMICAL
BALI, AMI KOCKET JOIXTKII
ARTIFICIAL LEG.
Manufactory and Office:
7n the City Hall, North End oJMarlel Building
Public Sguare,
XASirVIEI.E, TE.VXESSEE.
IIIIS LEG has an odvantigo pojocssed by no
JL other Artificial Leg, having a Forunrtl and
Nll Motion, tho same as the natural foot. The
Springs aro Rnbber, and consequently there is no
rattling as iu other legs. The undcrsignod has
purchased the right to manufacture) this Leg fur a
term of years, and respectfully refers the public
luBiijr ui iiis iiueuu iu iiuauvme or vicicuy wcai
imr his make. He is an cxitcrioncetl and nrntiml
workmanin the art himself, nnd gives his Personal
attention to qvcry case. Ho also employs none but
me inosi competent nanus.
I'erfcct Sntifncllon Unnrnntenl In
nil Canes!, and refercnto by name given when
ever required.
Address Box 0 7 0, Nashvilla.
JAMES W. MORTON.
marCO 3m Manufacturer
CONDEII'S
Artificial Arms and Legs,
fPHE LATTER HAVE BALL AND SOCKET
JL Jvla 1. giving tne foot tne forwunl and side
motion; these limbs are light and durable.
Al.n M : itTTT.'rnr k T
HUMAN EYES the latter inserted without
pain by
AJiC ISUICIIJI.I
Office on the Square, ncxtto the corner of Cedar
sir ct.
Office Hours. 9 to 12 and Zi to 5J.
nprlT-.lm
Ayer's Cathartic Pills
A RE THE MOST PERFECT
j 1. Pnrgative which we are
Wkjr . able to produce or which we think
"fcjr has ever yet been mode by any
H Ht body. Their effects have abund--JbbL.
jBX antiy shown to tho community
Jf how much thoy excel tho ordlna-
W tt medicines in use. They are
safo, and pleasant to take, but powerful to cure.
Their Dcnetratinc nrouerties stimulate tho vital
activities oi inn oouy, remove toe oWi uetions ol
lis organs. Durirr tbe blood, and tir;.' disease.
They purgo out tho foul humors which breed and
grow distemper, stimulate slurgish or disordered
organs into their natural action, and impart a
Healthy tone with strength to tne whole system.
Notonlrdo thrv cure the everv-dar eomnlaints of
everybody, but also formidable and dangerous
diicases. While they produce powerful effects,
they aro at tbe same time, in diminished doses,
tbe safest and best physie that can he employed
for children. Being sugar-coated, they are n leas-
ant to take: and, being purely vegetable, are free
from any risk of harm. Cures havo been inade
which surpass belief, were they not substantiated
by men of such exalteU position and character, as
to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Many emi
nent clergyment and physicians have lentthtir
names to certify to the publiu tue reliability of our
remedies, while others have sent us the assurance
of their conviction that, our Preparations contri
bute Immensely to the relief of onr afflicted, suf
fering fellow-inen.
Tho Agent below named Is pleased to furnish
gratis our American Almanac, containing direc
tions tor int use and certificates or their cures, oi
tbe following complaints:
CosCveneu. Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion.Morbid Inaction of
the Bowels and Pain arising therefrom. Flatulency.
Loss of Appetite, all iJiseaies which reiulrean I
evacuant medicine. They also, by purifying the
blood and stimulating theivftem. cure many com
plaints which it would not be sup pond they eould
reach, such as Deafness. Partial HlisdncM. Neu
ralgia and Nervous Irritability, Derangements of
tbe Liver and Kidnen. Uout. and other kindred
complaints arising from n low state of the body.
or oDzirucuon oi ns luncufius.
Do not be out off br UBDrincinled dealers with
other preparations which they make more profit
on. Demand Ates's and tako n others. The
siek want the best aid there is far them, an.! ther
should bare it.
Prepared by J. C. AYEIt A CO.,
Lowell. MLMsu-hmMti and sold br
Druggists and dealers every where at wholesalo
and retail ; in Nashville by
BERRY. DEMOVILLE WHARTON.
Junel-J AJ
WM. CXIXtAY.
r.O. CLISEAT.
CZO. B. WXIDLIK,
c. r. ciKXgAr.
WM. CLENEAY & SONS,
COMMISSION MKKCIIAATS,
For the parchua and ule of Cotton, TobacoO,
jrioar, ursin. rw. oucou. aatu. )inmp,
Whiiky. Gra Seed, aad all kindi of Pro
dace, and Dealen In pare Boarbcn
Whiiky.
.V. E. Carntr of Second and fta Slrt,
C'lncinnutl, Oblo.
Agenti for "Sunny Bide. "Broa4 Gnage."
Lal Tender." "HomeCoufort." Andnon'i
Choice," and itagncll Aiili XXX Family Floon.
JS3- Liberal Advance mods on Coailgnmuti.
raarSJ dAwfitn.
GROCERIES, XIQUORS &c
8. tt. CHKATIAX.
a. r.
R.B.CHEATHAfe;
DM,LERS Id
PINE 1UIaN1)JLES3 riiN'ES,
DOMESTIC IIQ1J0ES,
TOBACCO, CIG-AR
etc., etc.,
Cor. College ami Church .Nisi.
lYAsmriLra, m.v, .
KEi:i COXTAJiTEY OS KAMI AMI
FOIt SAEE
100 bags clioicv Rio Cofiee.
125 bbla Crushed, Powdered and flruim .
I.itpd Snirar.
140 bbk Goflec Sugar.
25 " " No. 3.
150 kits " Xo 1, 2 and 3.
200 boxes Star Candles.
125 " Soap (assorted.)
5 Tierces fresh Rice.
25 bbli Cider Vinegar.
C50 " Extra Family Fleur, Siirfog-
field and Port Royal Milk.
100 bbl. j bbkand kegs country Lard.
5 tierces Dried Beef.
SObbls If. O. MoIas!es and Strap.
50 Ibis Sorghum Molasses.
10,000 ba-hcls Cotton Seed.
Together with an iwortmtut ot'
FRESH CANNED FRUITS,
KOCH AS
Strawberry,
Peaches,
Tomatoes,
Piekles,
Viicltitfkw
Oyster:
Brandy Peaches,
and Cherrieti,
Wo r ecs t crsh S r e
and Pepper .Sauce,
Spices, Pepper, ete., etc.
LIQUOBS.
AUOXOST WHKH AEtft
G J Pipes Fine Brandy,
IIenne?cv, Otanl, Dupcy & Co.,
PintoCasttllon; vintage, 1840, '62,andfr
3 United Vineyard; PrepnetentjlSIQ,
4 J Rocholle,
3 Puncheons bcKtlrishand Son:h
Whiskr,
2 I Pipes Jamaica Rum,
6 Pipes N. K "
i5 I casks Sherry and Port AVIne, all
gradoa,
8 J cask pure JIalga Wine,
4 Pirws pure Holland Gin,
75 boxes St. ifarceaux Champagne,
30 " Cabinet "
65 " Hcidsick "
125 boxes Claret, very fine.
W II I S K Y.
10 bbls "Old Crow," 1855, warranted -u-pcrior
to any ever ollerid in IN'aMiville.
185 bbls piireRcibcrton County, old and line,
130 Bourbon, all grades,
23 " Apple Brandy, pure,
8 " Peach Brandy, pure.
Anise t, Curacoa, Absynthc,
Maraschino, Wamjmo Dratlos,
Plantation and Jlokcrs' Hitters
and London Club.
15,000 fienuino Imported Havana Cigars.
110,000 Baltimore, all grades;
Together with a general assortment of Staple
and Fancy (Irocerics.
it. "ft. ciriLiTiiAiir &. co.
Janl6
47,
47.
"N. B. PEAECS,
(OF AjIKANSAS,)
WIIOIiKNAIsK ttllttCEK
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
COTTON & TOBACCO FACTOR
47 South Market Street,
Nashville, Tenn.
. ; . . : . . .
SONSIGNMKNTS OF COTTO.V, TOBACCO.
Pork. Bocon. Uird. lur. vtitaky, and ther
rketablo Produce and lerebandlfe. aelMted,
Liberal advances made en eaufgnment, and
willendeaver to return
O.CICK SALES A.VI) I'no.1IITKETim..H
Particular nttfntion given t tbe filling f l'l.itit
er'a onlera fur pfatntatin iirHe.
A large and well-nleeteU Hipply ef
Groceries and Liquors
Kent mm tantlr en hand, tti he ttA it tbe kwmt
market price, ftr eab.
jan'Jl-tl A. is. J'iiiii
TAVEL BROS.,
Sttvcrmtm fol'sul I'.Tntrl,
BOOK BINDERS,
UULEKS,
A!ft
Blank Book il niifacturcr,
fOULD renpeetfully annujoe te tbe puhHr.
V I nd espeefally to the ornert uf OannH .
Uouru, ItailreAd", iiantf, lurase Cmiiimh,
Ac, that they are prepared t raakr, on rbwt f
tlce, and ef the bat material, all kfnd of
BL-A-IsTS: BOOKS!
Of any lito orthape, P.ule-ltoaay pM'm d4fd
We keep comtantly on hand a large tmmtUatM at
BLANK I'Al'Kli. fifths bent make, rixl ar dMy
inereulng our faolUtlei fer doing work.
In Kjiixo or Ninnll Qtinntltiea.
Having a long' ezprien in nukisg Ekfr
different CoorU la tbe Stat?. w have paHrni mr
many of the Docket and other Beck in)f
cued.
We are alio prepared U Mod aM Us4f f
BOOKN, KAO,ZIXIS, 3ICSIO.
In tho bcti ityles. and on theft netite.
(Union & AmcHcxn Block,)
Cherry Street. Up Stairw,
X.A.1HTIIO.K, tks.v
ai-21 3m
FOIt RENT OR X.EASE,
THOUR DESIIUBE .WORE HOUSES. X.
41, 414. O and B4. and a Urrt Briek Dwel
ling, corner &jojro and College itrejt.
Alio, for rent. Dr. J. JL Watjon'-deflrabU rf
dence. with UJ acres, conwr of Spruco anilJfk
aon trU juit ouotde Oj thoeornoratfen. Ap
ply to J. L. A K. VT. lOW. ,
Real Eitit AgenU, SSji Vnhn iU
JaneU 3t

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