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held Clerks office
Court City Of Rchnpnd ih IL Mnutay January,
1853. (it being the Sd day OF tho uion,h)
George r. Peakc George T. Bradley ara William W Bradley
late merchants and partner, trading rnc- he m Of Peaks Brad
lay 4 c.. Ialan's
ael:s.
joseph li.gafD Defendant:
ne object OF is the defendant the
and seven,yhve due the Is, day VI Juy
1852 and appearing affidavit that the said defendant
,aen of this motion OF the plaintiffs By halr attorney
s ordered that the defendant DO appear here ~ month
ue rub order ard
his and that s order be published week for
the Rcmonl Enquirer print
in this posted the front door OF the Courthouse oil
ronorson or the first day The corporation
H Ian s-cwlw A copy-Teste Z ROBINSON, Clerk.
Rules held IN the CisEs oiss 9" the ireu
Court Rchmoal, the lrs; Monday IN January
g lsaa. q, he 'hc Sd dag OF the month , n,:;4
2 Robyr NJ r'at'ih.
saI1ue!J Walton. Defendant
q In and upon attachment returned executed
The this .eccrero e defendant the sum OF eli
huired and nr:yfour dollars and i"enty nin' cents witt
thereon he first day Of july 1859; and appear
affidavit ha, The sad defcndanis resident Of this State
soa plaintiff BY is attorney, Is ordered thai
def dan! Go appear here within one month after due pub
order. aad DO wltls protect his Int
Az! ha his order De published once week Tor four success
the klc.mUnG Enquirer newspaper printed IN th
cy and be pce door the C"a House of this
the i!sc day o the neSt oru:a.o3 Court
a 4 ACupy-lcss Eta foBiNSoN, Clerk.
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,,rpnDT,N.o, L'R1N IiES SiCO

IMPORTANT FROM MENI,o-
Nrw ORLEaSs JAN 6Datcs from lainpIcn tn ~" -9t''
n; have been received here which nn"0nncc sh c !eN
urjon is raging and spreading rapidly over ahHhS ani
an the adjoining States. Most OF The leading 'iJcf ~
lie regular army have pronounced IN hV"f o' nv
ma there is every Indication ArIstas government "
som M
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ESUTEEIC ANTMh3Ps2TLtRR"N NGsw YORK.

riac,a Of nse,teon 6yar71cs . nr.s nearly 100 En-.
iot Mel c,s,nhsnsive and .hdtn'ial tsaiss On
49, ne,urs fga-cnr goGa attractions anu ,i nI ,nsn and
H:s :, ions an. the ,nrnas Teiasi"is y. -s
,o,,cs Ihys,uy gcal. p'ycAo'eslCa, y" ~ mi.
laws ana
a ...r,,n evaiuiou pa:iurien a"d iasld'. @ r"r n
"a .Isv Tyivale 4uCk C SGGy hEu So
;roiss-iuGsi crsai, ,a;iotS "in n or rncs, n,
.,.,s Or ss;l;, NJ! 9e sen =! man 1ic scw3u
w.
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:,e5Ft5ns;,Utl: FOItw ANDInG And c0MMis
FIFTY D0LLARs KEY, ARD

sWAI h- Sun-:tla- S5pGi t"e ili"'r 80 ''-~
LntrC-, ca'lt"y" !'ri i'" o1-
' "a h,ut I've -t, four . ays che hlsh 1'= per
-,r,n ION .- oi III sts- az ".
,,s- ,n.n ne r"plIes lie I'" we Cum "
and ,pa .u~ king III nat 'iCini'S
r.w.ri 0! fry dolars vii 4s gwen 7r a. . ~, ~ 4
K!chnGcgi
! lin
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MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF MARYLANI

Col Harold Smith, late editor of the Wy;hevilio Repubh
can died of hydrolhoray In Lexington Va Wednesday
the 29lh Dec. and buried the day with military
honos-the Cadets Of the Virginia Military institute In
body and large number Of ci,zens attending ha funeral
Il was an officer In the Of 1914 and for his gallant
vices presented with sword by the Legislature OF
virsnla-an honor which he bad richly earned He was
gentleman amlab!e mud accomplished manners Of vigo
ous highly cultivated and well stored mind, and of gene
.ous but Impulslvs disposition Hs leaves many warm
friends In our State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-11

NJ do Marcoe,a the Nicarnguau Minister, whose recall
nas been requested by Government has written letter
" 'he editor Of the Cosr1r des Rtots Unit, In which he
I hnrc done nothing but follow the instructions OF my
to the very letter, and that with all possible re-
que eay my correspondence will be published and
| justice viii bs DOM -
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REELECTION OF SENATOR DouGLAs.-oo the
9Th inst Stephen A. Dougns, ESQ.,, was rc.elec,ed II s
Senator from Illinois, for six years from and after the Sd day
of March next The vote in the Legislature stood as fol-
lows: Douglas. Dem. 75 Gillespie, ("higl s; culens,
Free SoilI /
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I'll GINA. A. ~ IS Ao y. ~ iar ei J.ou.rv ia Il
wear 1883: 2;, an ,,,b, and as a.ra-r. !e To-
'taie PT!rt . c'~ac1
r.ioI.,rs,nr Of wlglsn PACE t'e elder cree" Co.
asa and MaryE his wife Et"o i'Gt' "o
w,itm pIc.. hIs own IIeh ai "' a., =.
liei srfDrl deed. JohU II ku her -, ,"i ,
..,.. nm! Vary h- wife ard oher', p,i. re-
~. n Barte,, pce. dec j. made hy ChsrA '. % @
order for the OF the r al es''.e ~ -'I
. r-r by the sa admit and 10 Scae !- atcyV" ~
nr and distribute proceeds o -"it r,la:'
90, IN, aud tuaaTE iaE!'. ss''
I 6j,d ,h. the defendant, above named are M
and !: beIrc .tded the bill O. ~ it
1i James Taliaicfn h ia '
- h,, Y. hoh Gecyss"t. fwa" were n"n :e GEE q
',,,. turic dean zero -" &C. -
anil arc io rop'a; a7;'l: "ti"a "eh % -.
-rs,a rert,sgntaITes ae ths"o"is " - n H. ale, 70
80 a :, "a. .a, rersun.l tlpe e.;4ii.es ~ ~
,t .sy Tsli.trrru III vile tut- ..s'' - -; 49, ,ss
~ he h.lteu IN The Clerks ..ce o. lie "ait .D-
E Modsy IN March nsr, and do Via, Is neet .Il: 10
interests 10 this sun IsIt} ~ yOsBY c!k,
! Jan c-sv:w Wv "
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DISTRESSING CAsUALTY.-We Iearn with deep re.
grst the following distressing which took place
in Northampton county, Tuesday last George NJ Fish
sr interesting youth Of about ten years Of age son OF
Mers w. Fisher Esq., Of Northampton, took gun and went
out in ques, Of games and while getting fence, The
hammer of gun became ennnged In the rus and was
thereby sprung which caused the percussion TO explode
and tho gun.oai effect 10 tho head OF the unfortunate
Youth killing him almost instanllY
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CIVILIAN H. DAVIS AND THOMAS LAWSON az "a on ..
~ ',i,r., undyr the cam. -! DAVIS La""iH. ,nt -
,ie % An,rsr,s Goa. IGry pet@" taen'e,'1' - '" ~
ami IN. up,c TO suppty al "rI.ra nuil! anu
ni.r, nav y, e a, slne, the "ioanS Ptts ~ .e
.. Immediately a;,nds! viz: At cl7lr iflva Il,,
var oo Cary street, or their Office, IL room =
- 0 ~ a - N,t, an! 1874 .;r..s: 1J- Up STAINS
Dec. 2l-c6t - .---1
a lTICEMy house vac eass' .nn .o,. tom n. la-!c
IN. MONT, p, .jCls person peso, ".o 80 80 IA
.a,y r. & ..,- stock Of Ia Stole ni .'S' t ,- s.r.
M LAY is5l. i'r "te u i'- -. i..s,r,or
:, a - ..rrs .f9.a :ccr!vn: ne ae M ,s @
app 70 Tie Gs@rG'! - : 80 WM s3uLTCE.
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ro''ISseurs sorrects our statement hiatt b.
ooio'n Of the Port Royal Agricultural Society,
and II goes on 10 say
DR.. White Is Prcstsu, Of ,bs por, po,,l so.,s,s .,,b
friend Corbn as ncnc We 81. i,b n. Eoopirer
its cuogy upon Corb being one Of tho mos. successful
farms in the State and manages il in "s' us
crops would sartle small farmers so,s m White GOOD
farmer and magnificent on the Rannnhounock
near Port Royal.
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held IN TIE CisFks os'Ie VI ' & ~
fnr :l. crun,y cnris. az The STATE eouls 'ue' "
~. .i,v ~, HIcnrord ,hs 81 day OF JaGuas!, 1873
Tsnc. = Ps s,klrson and olherr '"''.N''
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against :. - u;.,o, pic;,.r1 p p,rkirsou
- W,Ir Granville Wa!d- Joseph WAdGe Tue uesceHuas
nj Roner " Crump and Maria t wife a the VI
oert Ctu"f az. '1'''s 80 ~ Defendants
,..,.. huion ons
Wsdd:ll and - rsii:bu!e 'ae plo'
ossds anon. and distributes aud naia"i having pee
and that the ard places c senc VI
the Robert w Crump and Maria hs we and p
Crunn and Sae his unknown defendants and
parties notified appear the rules 20 be holden o
oaice sud the Court House IL .h CT?
U Richmond the fs Monday in March, end 10 wh! Is ne
cessarv - protect l.:ei- interests In this suit.
4 Copy-Te,e 1NO 0. MoSBi OK.
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n ROSE EX cct"rat Cough Is decidedly The
pc.ar,l.rt aiayic and cunnc he most troublesome
|Couca that Lpn oi Diseases D! taken III lime
Rose P.d! ha. having devoted his sole aiIen lon
IA jcusry The eatGeI OF diseases OF
1h"ct cured OF stand
Grssc Trschca. waawr and confidently
CHAPMAN, D. at.
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~ Eu ps held he Lc Ks "nte % te 30
iRrit -, r.ry on Monday, December the oihlse-

ia ~ N cosay on Monday Dseenser n, oh lss
F.aarIs l. IA ,,,sT., - y .,r.sI Pinintit
anHeI.a o! -VG' .o''-'N.e'' -- III ClRncery
I'm pnvl-xc. Mary Quaes John d Winston ap' ssn and
,r Mccall a.a Louisa his vile George r. A, u, a"a
80 ,,f. .w,sp poad-1- George ro!rceA'el, w ':
HS' I:ss pou!eIt:r!oah ponne3'et so"
y. p,xcr Joan Puindcxrr soE c nom - ~ Irs,
,Ie.ct N.li-i Poinde1c!, me ioui .n,a
q, Wl,!e!S ) Pca1.Y.: deceased, whose na''S " A
other defendants ,,.;,, scr roo i,r The saa OF
% rHr esai. - John Po,ndes'c - ~
- a:!ilSl. hav vng oeeh 'aS al an 49, .t M, ION
abyc u.c e:iai.l not teste'o w 80. M sa,1 .boy.
,Ss attorney, II i orcetea ',as -.
nnrs sat apiea here ~itE!n one . -,
a, ard what 10 necessary 10 Plost @
sa h, copy OF order be published ocs Soh m ~
essve wssk in ;hs E:cc.v.d Enqce M o, to Of hs
be tho ,on. eNo ~
cur, house of this County the H day ,I o. n ~
2.-cwlH A AcoIy-IesSe.--
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The following were offered for adoption: -.
BY Mr.. DAWSON OF Nclson-Of allowing Jno. ~. Siai
Of the county of Nelson the sum OF s5 81 lot he o
tion Of INDECENT children in said county. - =
BY Mr. OLDEAn-Thlt the committee on Finance ea,
quro into the espediency OF amending or explaining @ 'O
much OF an act of the present sesson as imposes %"
seals of county ,I
BY Mr. BowrEn-That The Committee on Agriculture inu
Manufactures enquire into the propeiY oil 80
The Putnam and kanawha Mining and Manufacturing oo"
pany.
BY Mr. MArr-That special committee OF PRE- @ 90 , na,
pointed to report bill providing for and regulating '
negro population in the county Of Accomac -,
bY Mr. JONES Of Chesterfed-Of so amending te ~
secion oil the act concerning the Militia passed arcn
1851 as 10 authorize the volunteer companies coupos
the ls Regiment Of Virginia volunteers receive ne POI
on of the commutaon fund provided BY eald act IRON 's
Regiment from which they were respectively taken
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-05
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DESIRABLE COUNTRY kEsIDGFGE FOR SALE,
WISH t0disposc Of my Farm Siil Creek, 4 ~
miles from Nashville. about a. rods from the Nur-Ns
ireesbOYu' Turnpike, adjoining tie lands OF BTdweu
Caldwell Minerva and franklin Colleges containing about
40 acres about in wood and the balance under cul
tvaon-,vh good orchards there the State, con
ssting peaches apples, pears. grapes plun5s, IN great
variety eriiling spr.ngs and several chay beae
springs. The Improvements very iir-conSls'lug OF
good Iame house with porch ~ ee iIot one good bi1ck
house. sinuGe house. kitchen stables cribs, &c. The ORCH
ard bv close attention would yield Om $500 to 500 YEAR
w The fruit Is Of The choicest kind My only reason for
wishing dispose oft is my intention 10 change my oc
ton aud business viii dispose OF nv stock and furniture
to y person wishing purchase the said farm Terms
accommodating Tile lniispaabe For further Paieu
lars enquire Of l. MpSLN,
augt No - College st.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-05

A MR.. WINTERS had lost nearly all of his hair and
had been bald for many years; by the ofres h.
ties q tie fgaettc Ointment had his lair eatiyY r.
Stor and nov has beautiful head Of hair as any man
could wish. His age is about % wears.
son OF Nr Warren, of this town. Il wears of age had
been afflicted with the Asthma from his cradle lie had
the benefit of the best medical advice that loving and
wealthy ather could procure without avail Ii
the most aggravated cases ever saw; he was eaciaed al
most 10 skeleton BY the Of few bottles of the ONT
nent he was orogg cured and for seven months past has
enjoyed robust health.
This was an extreme case of inflammation of the sp4es
ofiong standing has a,iety of treatment from no less
ei4t different physicians without receiving banet-was
cured by the Of only four bottles the Magnetic Ont-
ment This WAS four months agOand the lady IA Mrs Dun
ham, is sill in good heah and able 10 attend 10 her usual
household duties. Ihave treated two cases Of Chronic SDrt
EysS with the Ointment both Of the Datens so 4rrI5
699 need attendant to lead Esn from uace Ia
place. One Of them had been aicel Is wears lie other
about years They had tried the best physicans in The
State without benefit and Of them had been under the
treatment Of the celebrated Dr. Muzzy of Cincinnati for
eighteen months and had expended hundreds of dollars in
van Efforts to effect They are now by use OF the
Magnetic Ointment, neatly quite cufed and are able tC
read and attend to ordinary business have used the
Ointment in number Of cases of Piles and in no ease has
tqitaI Of gtCl Immediate gelef anil genfraya geyyaaea
have asOusad it bs1eiCiav in severe cases of Ery
speas. And last but not least have within the last veaI
cured four cases of CANCER by the of the Jgaetc
Ointment alone
FOnia thorough trial of the Ointment in nearly every
disease for which 1t is recommended, confidently
commend to be of the useful remedies ever of
tcred to the public Respec;fuly Yours,
Dated Jan 81 1850, Amelia Ohio
The character of this Ointment efficient remedy il
established in this city. There quite number Of indi
vduals who ascbe their restoration 20 health the use
this extraordinary Ointment
For sale by II. &. SC0YEI.
BERRY d DEMOVILIE
may6 CARTWRIGHT ARMSTRONG.
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ERBS PATENT STRAW CUTTER AND IEDEPEH-
DENT CORN CHOPPER.

THIS very important invention has been in about
/ three years. The inventor has made Improvements
wh'ch have rendered it perfect as STRAW AND CoRN
CUTTING MACHINE 1t has given entire satisfaction TO
every who has used it. and the most superior machine
in use for the purpose for which is designed u Is S
pie in all its paris durable aud easily kept m ofae AZ
selffeeding and easily worked BY boy II years O
Ii will cut straw or corn in the shuck from % men 70
three inches in length Many certificates might De Pro
duced tn Farmers who have used them, To prove ther
- -; - ~ ,,ler straw and corn cutter now in
use Persons needing sneh article may res! assured
that in il thew will md valuabe acquisition TO their Arm
bserber has greatly extended his means forman-
e ,;n tbese MACHINES and he now solicits for them
rbe attention of tie public and the farmers and planters
Ito fiji all orders rapidly. aud ensures alt machines 70
~ t,e work for which they are designed
enr the inventor and patente and sole proprietor be
will dispOse of rights for counties States reasonable
terms 10 av Mechanic who may wish Manufacture them
and will furnish one set OF casting for patterns
sep7-Gm .. JOHN Z. ERB.
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vAEuaSLE rARm FoR SIZE.

" ISH 10 sell the Farm which resi- c. 50 fSA
miles f. m Nashville ;lsa main lBi>7iiis and
aIlatn Turnpike containing a5ni 80 acres o good Land,
one half of which is cleared and b'g state of culiiva
on and tbe other half f wold aud good there
is n the countv and lents of u. TIE Improvements
sist Of large and iuus Dwelling Kitchen, Wash
RoOul Slnnse irl,e Jser1. Ice House, Negro Cabins,
Sprirg House Barns CRIBS &c &c. AlsO line Orchard
Of y acres with cyerg variety Of fruit trees. will sell the
whole or desired will sell IN 20 l35 acres including
road runs through the Tract Ii is seldom so desabla
residence and rn convenient TO the city, OtieI ed n
sale and as am Geterniued SELL these wishing pur-
chase viii do well to make early application. Possession
csn be given time by the purchaser buying grow
ing crop win If desired sell all my stock auy part
the ;Tchaser also of my household furniture if de-
sireA seUt4-lm 4. W. JOHNSON
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s[s-We are authorized 10 announce L. W. FussE1.
candidate for reelection the Office OF Sheriff of Davidson
county, at the next March election
~ We au.h9rizcd 10 announce JOHN X. EDNoyDSON,
& candidate fer the Sherfaty of Davidson county.
- We are authorized to ENooH CUNNINGHAM,
candidate for SheTii az the ensuing election.
- We authorized 90 announce WILLIAM LUTON, as
candidate for Sheriff Davidson county at the ensuing
e,ecton.
sSy~We are authorized 10 announce E. B. BIGLEY as a
Candidate for sheriff al the ensuing election.
CLERK or TuE COUNTY COURT.
s5-We are authorized 10 JOSIAH FERRIs as a
candidate r County Court Clerk at he ensuing election.
"a We authorized 10 announce Felix r. CnzATHAN
candidate for reelection for Couaty Court CLERK ct the
sHing election. y..
We are authorized tc announce lstAcM. JoNIs can
did4te for County Court Clerk the next March election.
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE
sE5" We are auilorized to announce ,oHN Rams for
Reelection County Trustee at the ensang election.
- NJ authorized announces THOMAS SUMNER as a
candidate for Trustee of Davidson County.
- ~ We authorized to announce GEORGE CLARK as
candidate Trustee of Davidson at the March election
Ia We authorized 10 announce the name OF W n
HUNTER Collector candidate for Trustee Tor Davidson
county al ihe March elections.
.s@ jams T. FAUiBNER is candidate for Register Of
the land Office for Middle Tennessee al the ensuing sesoin
&c tie Legislature. ..-. te~
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TO TRAVELLERS GOING NORTH.
United States RzaAE Lime
Through in IS to 50 IIou

NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON SEM
WEEKLY STEIN SHIP LINE
IE~FSh> LEAVES Adgcr's Wharves every Saturday
S and Wednesday, after the arrival Of the ears
sSE5rs.ssssSs from tie South and West.
On Saturday the and splendid steamer Jas. Ad-
ger, 900 tons, j. Dickinson, andeT--Marion,
200 tons ". Foster Commander.
On Wednesday the Union, 1000 tons, Richard Adams
Commander-SoUtherner, 900 tons, VhoS Ewan, Com
mandeF.
These steamers unrivaled the coast for safetv
speed and comfort Experienced and courteous COmman
ders and tables supplied with every luxury, viii insure
Travellers by this line every possible comfort and accom-
mediation.
For freight or passage having elegant State Room Accom-
mOdatiOns, apply at the office of the Agent
septl5 HENRY MUSHROOM,
CornerEast Bay and Adser's Sou. Whsryes.
Cabin pagage SZ5. StaeraCe Is.
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NASHVILLE June 2S 1858.
Cor. L. p. CHEATHlN:-Dear Sir:-I have been using
he "Reaping and Moving Machine patenented by Manney
Of Illinois, which you Offering to the citizens of Ten
neSsee tits FIRST LABOR SAVING MACHINE. II works
and The amount cut per day will depend
principally upon the speed of the team. If the team
ravel four miles per hour, it win Reap Now, fifteen
hours 1t is entitled to the confidence Of the public
Respectfully J. SHELBY.
LLF Bradley now managing The farm of Dr. Shelby,
one week, one of Col Cheathams moving and reaping
machines avetried it in clover and grain blown and
ged and state that and cuts cleaner than the
sythe blade and that it viii per day much as IA
hands, and reap least twentyour per day
iune29-t&w. l.. F. BRADLEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-05
UNIVERSITY OF L0UISTANA.-MEDICAL DEPAR,


UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.-MEOlCAL DEPAhT-
MENT
TIME Annual Course of Lectures in this Department will
commence on MONDAY, November i, and will ter
inmate in the ensuing March,
JAMES JOKES NJ D, Professor of Practice
J l. RIDDEIL NJ d, Professor of Chemistry,
WARREN Stone, II D. Professor of Surgery
A II CEEAs, NJ d, Professor of Obstetrics
A J WEDDERBURN, NJ ID, Professor of Anatomy.
GusrAvAs A NorT II d. Professor Of Materia Medca.
THOMAS HUNT NJ D, Professor ofPhysoogy and Pathology
CoRNELUs c. BEARD, NJ d, Demonstrators of
SAMUEL Z. CHOPIN, VI D, Anatomy.
The rooms for dssecng viii be open from the third Mon
day in October to the First of April
The Faculty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons of the
Charity Hospital and attend this institution from November
to April The Students accompany the Professors in their
visits and thus enjoy extraordinary practical advantages
free Of expense.
There one thousand patients prescribed for daily in this
Hospital.
The number of patients nearly twenty thousand in
the year. THOMAS HUNT, Nj. d,
aug3-wSm Dean.
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HuxrsvIL1r, Ala, March 8, 1882


Dr. BLEnsOE-SrR: Judging from the certificates YOU
have already advertised, it win be almost unnecessary for
to add further evidence in regard the healing virtues OF
your Compound; but say, that for years suffered
great deal from Dyspepsia and enlargement Of the Spleen
and thought that never would recover. commenced TAX
ing compound about nine weeks since and have gained
% 80 pounds, and feel about well as ] ever did
HENRY j. G0FF
The above medicine is for sale in every Drug Store in
the CITY, and most OF the in the State G. W. HEN
DERSnOIT General Agent for wlolesaleiug the med
icine. ~ Price 81 per pint Bottle. nOvl3-1vd r
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WAESHAL,S SALE.

ID Y virtue Of a writ Of Nendiei nj ExpOnas to di
/ rected from the Circuit Court of the United States
for the Middle District of Tennessee whehs founded
Judgment rendered in said Court the 2Sth day OF
March, 1888, wherein Joseph II. Shepherd PaintH
and ettY anier aud Felix r. LanieT wers De;eudlis-
will sell the highest bidder for cash the Court house
door in the city Of Nashville, Monday the In gay %
November next all the right title claim and
the defendants in and to certain house and l0i E IL
being the city of Nashville on College street II oeli .e
same house and lot occupied BY Fan cunning i
Hardware Store which has been leVlea upon nu
be sold as the property Of the deienaenS ~ EuFNTs
writ. j. "a 1Lf3iHN 70
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

yrIHE above HOTEL Is nowOpen for the reception Of -
| PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT BOARDERS E..l
This Iong established and wellknOwn House has under
n. thorough alteration throughout and furnished with
- sod fashionable FURNITURE
The TABLE viii always be supplied with the BEST he
market affords; and the Proprietor trusts by systematic
course both with aud the regulations o the houss
generally he will be enabled 10 give entire satisfaction TO
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NM. B. LLOYD.


GILEs COUNTY Tenn. Dec. 23 1851.
DR- BLEDsoE:-I feel that | should i short of my duty
to you and 10 those who afflicted were to further
recommend your Alternative Compound. 1t has entirely
heyed me- that have not had to take anything
two months. can eat anything want with imI,nv, and
believe my health good ever my advanced age
Should ever saer from dyspepsia again shall be sure to
call on you. am very respectfully your friend.
ELIZABETH J. HARDWOOD.