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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-07

In TIME OF PEACE PREPARE FOR WAR
The traveller says; There are now in the
U. S. Navy Yard, Charlestown, Miss, IT'S
cannon of varioue kinds; costing about
$240, 900. At the Navy Magazine,
Chelsea, 220 barrels cannon powder, and
400 barrels priming powder, costing S39,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-07
HORSEPOWER at Niagara.

The editors Of the Home Journal were
among those invited to Niagara Falls, on
the late excursion of the Legislature of
New York, and among other incidents
noted in the followings
We had the luck to see a horse 90 over
the falls Sunday afternoon. We say luck
because though we were sorry the horse
should end his useful life in so summary
a manner, yet since he was so destined,
we considered it a piece Of luck to see
him do it. How he got into the river, or
where, 10 one knew. We caught sight
of him when he was in the midst of the
rapids, above the American side of the
Horseshoe Fall; and those rapids tossed
him up, and whirled him on, as they
would chip-as they wouldan elephant.
Whether he was alive or dead before he
reached the fall, we know not; but if he
had been endowed with the life of a
thousand horsepower, he would have been
tossed and whirled, and rolled and hur-
ried just the same. Over he plunged
into the roaring abyss. In less than
minute he reappeared in the comparative
" still water near the spiral staircase with
a dash across his body that half severed
it; and there, in the curious eddies of that
part of the river, he continued to float
and tur1, about and over for long time.
Probably he is there at this moment, for
the water ia which fIc floats is hemmed
in on one side by a precipice Of rock, and
on the other by precipice of water,
rushing away from the terrors of the
cataract: tits impossible to convey to
any one, not familiar with the falls, an
idea of the interest with which this scene
was overlooked by the people on the
shore.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-07

The SPIRIT OF THE DEEP.-A teetotal-
Ter taking gin -and-wate as medicine.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-07

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.-Afa fast un-
dergraduate does not deserve much cred
it-but he gets it.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-07
NAMES

proof ni cures in this distressing class of complaints See
panie AL broken down, debitaed constitutions from
the effect o mercury; viii find the leing power OF This nrii
Gle TO act Immediately, and the poisonous mineral eradicited
The Y distinct properties which compose this article mani.
lest themselves particularly the application of the com
pound, for the distressing of complaints which head
tns paragraph. For centuries there has been used in ths
north OF Europe. - ~ " =
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-07
CERTAIN BOTANICAL AGENT.

which IN all diseases arrangements of the female ams
onstructions, difficulties, painful Ne h
fiGosd rs cure This root Is indigenous SOIL and found
IN large Quantities, and medicinal property sia,s with
out an equal it forms of the compounds in The pepar
uon which, as whole. the best remedy ever given to a
@ health by its use. ~ - ' ''i' oe 'eStore"
For the relief all Sympathetic Diseases attendant on
nancy 1t aays those distressing and painful troubles ih
often occur both to marrle and unmarried females ,,ni re-
moves those periodical distractions winch arise from taking
cold, sc. ~ ""'k
CONSUMPTION ANN LIVER CoMpLArSr, Bilious I,s
Eases, lafaManGtion Of TIE Lungs Coughs, Cods Hoarse
nagnt saoeats Wtakness, & Tor all these diseases
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N A S III V / L L e:
TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. rs, 1853.
MR.. ROBERTS BENEFIT

On Saturday night was largely attended. During
the day the rain fell heavily, butwet streets and
threatening skies were not sufficient to keep our
pIay-goers at home on such an occasion. They
were determined to give RoBERrs humber, and
they did The compactly filed boxes, under the I'M
favorable circumstances, were truly handsome
compliment to his professional and personal merits.
We cannot undertake a criticism of the play.
Mr. ROBERTS sustained himself fully in the charac-
ter Of Othello--n which he appeared for the frs.
time in this city. The other characters were well
represented, and the entire performance gave salts
faction. ..1.s
AT the close of the principal piece. Mr. RosERTs,
IN answer to the enthusiastic plaudits of the audi
dience appeared in front of the curtain and return
ed his thanks by recitng neat and appropriate ad
dress prepared for the occasion.
Bernard and Griyson deserve more than pass
ing commentator for the happy manner in which
they represented, the first Mrs. Fanderpants. and
the second Mss Snie,s, in the capital farce Of the
Thousand Milliners." They never fail to keep the
audience in the best humor when they are on the
boards
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BY TELEGRAPH.
rELNGRAPHED FOE THE UNION AND AMERICAN
ARRIVAL OF THE <Ss5ffSss STEAMSHIP.
ErsEES<-IEs rrs
B al { &c.

NEW DIRK, Nov. Ia.
The steamer Baltic has arrived with Liverpool
dates to the ID
Sales of Cotton for the week 1900 bales Ex-
perters took 1000, Spectators 5000 bales. Orleans
Fair 6a63; Mddlingo Upland Fair ca Middling 81.
Demand moderate; lower grades declined
Trade in the manufacturing districts unchanged.
Flour-Western Canal 36s I'd; Ohio 39s. Corn
white held at 45c, and scarce.
The news per Baltic is briefly told Everything
is enveloped in mystery. a Vienna despatch an
nounces an armstice between the Turks and Rus
SLAMS for an indefinite period. The despatch mate
rally advances the price of English and French
funds Another despatch says note from the four
powers is its way to Constantnople; supposed
an armistce will be made to allow time to accept
This further strengthened funds 1t is again
rumored that the so called armisce was condition
al that Omar Pascha not to commence HOSTILE
ties until the first of November if he had not al,
ready begun. This depressed the stock market 1t
Is stated by telegraph probably authentic) that the
Turks had crossed the Danube to strengthen and
occupy Balafat with the intentonto attack the Rus
slams.
Desperate riots are occurring at Wagan and Ian
cashire, England, by turn out of the operatives
and coolies. Much property was destroyed. Troops
were called out to quell the riots. #
Heap U. S. Consul at Tuns, died suddenly
Hon. James G. Jones of Tennessee came pas
senger IN the Baltic.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 12.-River falling, with four
feet four inches water in canal . .--4
CNcNNArr, Nov. 1.-THE river has fallen three
inches. gu1o
PITTsBURG, Nov. 12-The river is stationary,
with three feet water in channel
SMITHLAND, Nov IA coroner's inquest was
held over body, unknown to the coroner, yester-
day. six miles from this place, in the Tennessee river
He was supposed to have been shot. as several
small holes resembling shot found in his neck
aud head. The mark of B. Roberts was found on
his shirt bosom and handkerchief Four keys and
some cards from the Fountain House, New York,
were found on him, He was dressed in fine broad
cloth, and was about fifty years Of age, five feet
nine or ten inches high.
The Ohio river is rising with six feet on the
Cumberland bar.
LOUISVILLE, Nov 14-The river is at stand
here, with four feet four inches in the canal.
CNclNNATI Nov 1.-THE river has risen two
feet and a half inch since Saturday.
Hogs, four dollars, with improved demand.
PnTsBURG, Nov 1.-THE river is rising with
nine feet six inches water in channel.
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rHE NASHVILLE MANurAcrURNa conpl

THE NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Wills establishment is provided with Machinery and
Tools complete, Of the most modern construction; also
with the best Mechanical skill that the country Affords and
respectfully solicit orders They are prepared execute as
fOlaws -f.F
RAILROAD MACHINERY.
Such as locomotives for Passenger and Freight rNns
Passenger, Freight and Repair Cars completed and ao'
every description of work appertaning to Rail Roa,ss
STEAM ENGINES
Boat and statOnary-from 8 to 500 horse-power-Eith
boilers Of the best Isaesses Iron.
SAW MILLS.
MACHINERY complete for fitting up Sash Circular Saws
complete, with the newest and most approved modes
GRIST MILLS.
Engines and Machinery made for all sizes COMPLETE To-
gether with Machinery for Sugar Mills and Cotton Gins al
50 Machinery for Blast Furnaces embracing CIst Iron CT
'adsrs for blast, &c.
ROLLING MILLS.
Engines, Cast Iron Rollers and an machinery for Roll
ing Mlsls-eomplee- made at shortest notice. st
BRASS AND IRON CASTING
vi any description with shafng mill gearing water
wheels, cast iron Bank vauts &C. de- made to order
Address JOHN TuosPsoS. Agent who is practie,I ma
ehenst) ca the undersigned JOHN B. JOHNSON
lhnzl-ly B. President.
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The NEW YORK MONEY MARKET-The Tribune
Of the 9th says in money matters there is favor
able change 1t is less difficult to pass frst-class
paper at Is per cent, and there is not 50 much
pressing on the market. On call the supply was
better, and the demand not quite 50 active. 1t is
evident that the payments, on the 9TH, in that city
amounted to five million ofdollars, which was all
paid without as far as it could learn, single fail
ure proving the general soundness Of the mercan-
tile community.
The disbursements ofthe Sub Treasury continue
The amount to-day is $35S 4OS; Receipts, S2O9,755
Balance. SG,4O8G59.
Under the Heavy disbursements of the Sub
Treasury and the receipts of geld from the Mint we
think the Bank statement next week must show
considerable increase ofspecie.
The steamer to-day took S53600O in specie, of
which S4OS, 600 werein ingots.
Land Warrants are rather irregular. The follow
ing are the quotations at which purchases and sales
have been made during the week:
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r AND FOR SALE,-DY VIRTUE OF A DE

L AND FOK IA LE'--I56 Viz UIsUT a DE-
i 4 cree of the County Court of Davidson county, rem
dered at the October Term, 1888 in the of Thomas
Farrell Administrator the heirs OF Jeremiah Shimmick
deceased will offer for sale the Court House. in the
town of Nashville Saturday the Sd Of December next
a TRACT OF LAND, containing ten acres situated on the
Murfree sboro pike about seven miles from Mas vile
Said Tract OF Land belonged to the estate Of Jeremiah
Shmmck deceased and is sold for the purpose Of paving
debts ofhe estate and upon the following terms TO vii
$500 in cash. $3.50 upon credit of six months and bal
ance upon credit of twelve months with interest from
the date Notes with good security required and lien
tanned upon the Land until the purchase money is paid.
oct26-trw6d F. x. CHEATIAM Clerk.
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THEATRICAL.

Mrs. FARREN did not arrive yesterday, and conse-
quently the GaDaester was played at the Adelphi
last night without her aid Mrs F. was at Clarks-
vile at o'clock yesterday evening and will certain
ly arrive this morning on the Toledo,
Tonight she appears in the character of LNGefd
Boygia We anticipate full house.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
Davidson County COurt-NOvemberT Term, 1853.
Henry J. HYDE
Henry J. HYDE

IS.
Mia Shannon and others
this it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the following defendants, to wit William Sham
and his wife Mia shannon, formerly Mla Hyde whose
residence is not known, and Edmond HYDE Martha Hyde
and MOrgana Hyde the three last beng minor children OF
John Hyde r deceased and residents of the Stale Of Hi
nois, nonresidents of this State aud OF the urs
dction of this Court and that the usual process Of this
Court cannot be served upon them il ordered that pnb
cation be made in newspaper for said defendants
forward the first Monday in December next and
plead, denur to the BILL otherwise the will
be taken for confessed them and hearing the
said term of the Court T. .ClIEATIIAM, Clerk, &c
noyg-twk W stdec-Printer's fee 81
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OF The New York Herald announces some
wonderful improvements in the newspaper press,
which il has been some weeks examining, and fully
endorses and believes in. The improvements COM
pretended consist of new process of paper making,
a new system of stercotyping and new principle
in the construction of the press In the course Of
six or nine months the Herald thinks to actually
printand issue with les expenditure Of capital than
it now empoys-at least one hundred thousand
sheets per hour.
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s7g@ Dr. MoRRIs, whose advertisement may be
found among the Especial Notices, is performing
some wonderful cures five may Judge from the let
tiers showa us from his correspondents. Some ofthe
most nveterate diseases of chronic character have
Welded to his skill The afflicted will do well to
give his medicines trial, and his professional ser
vices consideration
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~ We keep constantly employed, night and
day, six superior job workmen at very heavy sala-
lies. These workmen turning of some Of the
neatest work, ever printed in Nashville.
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NASHVILLE PHcE CURRENT-Mr. II. K. WALKER
of the True Wing has laid on our table copy of
the above publication.
This No is well printed, and is very accurately
made up and we hope our merchants will come
forward and sustain him literally. Such publication
is very much needed in Nashville
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George d. Hamlett, Admir-, and others, - ~ =
VS. #.sE
Squire johnson, and others. - -.-....
TT APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Court in this
case that Two of the Defendants witt Squire johnson
and his wife Martha Johnson non-resdens of the State
being citizens of the State of Missouri and that the usual
process Ofhs Court could not be served upon the
ordered that publication be made in newspaper FOR
thirty DAYS requiring said defendants appear at The De
eember Term of this Court and plead to the petition other
wise the same viii be taken for confessed them, and
set for hearing, pIrte. 4. K. CHEATHAM,
N9v9--w6tw tlldec9 Clerk.
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f35- The Rev. J. B. FERGUSON was elected the
resident pastor of the Christian Church on Sunday
last
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, STATE OF TENNEssEE, e.r
a, G.,,,,fx CAN'T Novanh ar Term, 1877

Davidson County COurt-NOVember Term, 1853.
Z. A. Mabry, Admir-, ~
.-
Daniel D. Mabry, and others,
1T APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Court III this
1 case that the defendants, WIN. III. Mabfy and Lewis
Mabry nOnresdents of the State and that the usual
process of this Court not be served upon them il
ordered that publication be made for thirty days in some
newspaper requiring said defendants appear and answer
at the next term of this Court December 1883 otherwise
they will be proceeded against by default
+. r. CHEATHAM
In. L. O
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE-MoRxNo Session..

SENATE-MoRSNG Session. F~~-
MONDAY, Nov. a., p
Prayer by Rev. DIR. hAPsLEr A-@
Mr.. NELSON, during the reading of the minutes,
explained that the election ofRegster for East Ten
nessee on Friday had been brought on under the
impression that the terra of the present Incumbent
had expired. He had since learned that the term
did not expire for two years. W 49,
Mr.. FARouIARsoN presented petition relative to
the navigation Of Elk river. Transmitted.
Mr.. REID, petition for the relief of Daniel Al
len. Referred ~
and DUMB Asylum of Knoxville Laid on the
table and 500 copies ordered to be printed. -
Mr. BEwLEY, from the committee ON Public
Roads asked to be discharged from the considera-
ton OF the petition of citizens of Claiborne County,
and of Samuel Martin Granted
Mt. Moore, from the committee on the Lunatic
Asylum, recommended the passage of the bill-to
amend the 18th section Of the act to establish the
state 1unatle Asylum Passed second reading
Mr. NAVE, from the committee on Tipplng. &c.
reported bin in lieu of the bill to amend the tip
ping law, Ill which report he moved a non-concur-
renee. Inc original bill repeals the act of'79 chap.
10 and the act of 1876 and places various restrc-
tons upon the manufacture and sale of liquor, such
as taxing the capital invested and prohibiting the
sale OF liquor at public gatherings &C. and to slaves
and taxes foreign liquors imported into the State
The bill in lieu repeats the act of January 23d,
l846, to tax and regulate tipping houses. Mr. Nave
spoke at some length in opposition to the bin in
lieu, and in support Of the original bill Without
concluding Mr.. Nave gave way, and
Leave OF absence was granted toSenator Benton
until Wednesday, and Senator Rogers for a week.
Mr.. REID presented report of the Architect of
the Capitol consisting of an estimate of the cost
for the completion of the same The estimate
states that the Penltentiary convcts can perform
all the labor required to complete the building ex-
cept building the towers; that the time required
will not exceed Is or 20 months and the cost will
be 100000 a-
Mr.. HAyRoH introduced bill to charter the juno
ton, Jasper, and Chattanooga Railroad
Mr.. BowLEs introduced a bill to carry out in part
the provisions Of the Constitution
And the Senate took recess for dinner. "a |
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AucrroN SALES DUNCAN, MORGAN & Co.'S large
sale of Dry Goods commences this morning
= Also the grocery sale of DAVIS & SWAIN
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MILLINERY.
THE BEST OF BOOTS AND SHOES ARE ALWAYS TaE
CHEAPEST


THARLES SAVERS, corner Of Market and rrStR
y Union streets, would 10 his customers and f4A
the public that he still continues manufacture al ~
kinds of Boots and Shoes at the shortest and Of good
materials. lie has hand a large stock of the above
named articles both heavy and light Of the latest fashion,
of his make which he offers for sale prices
the quality can be purchased in the city. Ali be
asks is to give him call and be convinced that il Is to the
interest Of the buyer encourage home industry lie also
makes order and keeps hand superior article of Ia
dies Shoes, suitable for fall and winter wear.
p 5. Re9airing done the shortest notice and
sOnable terms. Oct4-SIa
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D R u G. S T @ R Z.
Corners of Market and Broad sts., Nashville.
B. F. GRAY,

@ SUCCESSOR TO CARTWRIGHT AND
- ARMSTRONG, Wholesale Dealer in Drugs Med
icines, Paints. DIVES, Glassware, and Variety Goods
Corner of Broad and Market street. Nashville Ten
Would respectfully Inform The public that he has
purchased the stock Of Cartwright Armstrong Druggists
of Broadway and Market where he intends keeping
large and well assorted stock of Drugs Medicines Paints
Oils, Turpentne, Dye Suifs, Window GLASS; Glass Ware
and all other articles usually kept in Drug Stores together
with stock Of varieties suitable for the Country Trade
Druggists Merchants, Physicians Manufacturers and
Planters invited call and examine the stock before
purchasing elsewhere, he determined sell such
prices viii give satisfaction TO all the quality of the goods
warranted to be represented large stock having
been purchased in the East since purchasing the stock will
enable him compete with any house the South He
offers for sale low for cash. time TO puncua men
500 gallons Tanners Oil; 500 lbs Litharge; $500.
10 bbls Linseed do; 10OUbs Venetian Red;
5 bbls Lard do; l0O0bs Spanish Whiting
4 bbs Epson Salts; 40 bxs BoOn's Scotch SNUFF;
500 lbs Ex LogwOOd; ~ bxs Carrots do do;
200 lbs Nader; bbls Macaboys Snuff;
IT'S lbs Muriate of Tin; 1O0Jts Putty;
500 lbs Alum; 500 lbs Aqua Ammonia;
$50 lbs Gum Camphor; 200 lbs Spirits Nitre;
5OO01bs Sup Carb SOda 500 lbs Suphurc Acid
so gross NJ Lane V ern,if7 ge 500 lbs Nitric do;
90 gross Fahnsock's do; 500 Us Muriatc do;
so gross Mustang Iinament; 10 lbs Syrup Iod Iron;
500 lbs Red Lead; -. = -.ff. = 't..F
Feathers Beeswax, Ginseng &C. taken in trade at
ket prices. ID oct3O
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Stock on hand and on shp-bpard not clesred $4,000
SUGAR-The demand was less active. 800 hhds sold
at easier prices. Fair TO fully Fair 80 a41E
MoLASSss 1900 bbls the bulk of which sold in
the morning at 23c, but closing at 90 5a22$4c.
FLoUR-Saes 5000 bbs including $3.50 bbls St Louis in
four lots at So 80; so at Sc 81, and so at Sc 70.
CoRN-332 sacks white sold 6jc and jlO white and yell
low in lots at SC.
BACoN-5O casks Sides and % casks Shoulders were sold
Shoulders at Sc.
CoFFEE- Improved demand Sales 500 bags Rio at1OT
cents; Us at I01 sc and 100 at lie.
FREGHTs-A ship taken for Trieste at &c; a small vessel
for Genoa at PC and baque for Nantes at 1000 bales
Cotton shipped to Boston at &c.
ExcHANGEs-The demand is limited. We quote:-Lon-
don S$4ag2s q premium; Paris 5fl21Sa5f20; New
York 50 days 2a212 q cent dis New York Sight 19a3I y
cent premium. ~. l.'
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DRUGGISTS.
EWlN BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE
D R i G G. Is rs.
No. I, North College Street,

40, !, NOrth COlieSe street, ---s y
-a.l-o NASHVILLE TENN, sa
MOULD respectfully inform Druggists, Merchants,
w Physicians and Manufacturers, that they have
again commenced the Drug business in the building
selves 70 the WHOLESALE TRADE Their stock Is near
I,.Iey fresh one, and they determined TO make
DT. one prices and qualities satisfactory They offer Tor
SAFE low Tor cash OF ON time 10 puncIual men
$40 gallons best Winter Sperm Oil:
500 Tanners Oil;
1865 pounds Indigo Of prime quality;
lass do Madder, q"
$50 do Extract Of LogwoOd in small boxes
IS do Muriate ofTn;
15OU do Alum;
400 do Refined Sapetre;
1000 do EPSON Salts
$50 DO Gum Canphor;
1890 do Sup Carb. Soda;
80 Gro. NJ Lane Vermifuge;
10 do MIAne's Liver Pills;
90 do Fahnestock's Yermfuge;
100 dOz. Mustang Eminent;
100 Gro. wood box Matehes
$50 dOz. Masons Backing,
$50 m G. d. Caps
1000 pounds Red Lead-dry;
500 do White do do;
500 do Letharge;
1900 do Eng. Venetian Red;
200 bush. Kentucky Blue Grass Seed;
"a do CARROTS do do
IS do Maccaboy smut, in cots;
800 boxes Window Glass-assoried; 80
1000 lbs Putty; .-.I-s-.
$50 pounds Pearl Sage; 80
10 do Tapioca
$50 do Gum Arabic;
Sc dOz. Cod LIVER -RushtOn, Clarke Cos;
80 do Seidlets Powders in TN boxes;
Sc do Soda
90 pounds CalOmel, English and American;
10 do Hydriodate Of Potash;
2l5 do Spirits Nitric Aether;
~ CO do Aqua Ammonia;
20 do Sqr. lodida OF Iron; 73f4 1913
Schsefelins Extra Powders aud Extracts;
Physicians Pocket Cases OF Instruments Of various styes
Physicians Pocket Cases OF Vrals-a large varity; r
Amputating, Dissecling Lyhotomy, TTepannine and
Midwife instruments, in cases; ~. N.sf
Medicine Chests-a variety OF styles and sizes.
- Feathers Beeswax, Ginseng, FlAxSeed &C. taken
NJ the highest market rates. loctlS-f
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McCREA ~ TERRAsS

McCREA d TERRAsS, .ztff .sf,s
Corner of Broad and College Streets Nashville Tenn
AgcHts for SoaitS Ptt5urga and WAeeIing 4 II A. and
Celebrated HsaReFs
DALE ALES, PORTER ~ BROWN STOUT.
HAVE now in store The following which they will sell
at Pittsburgh prices Transportation added to-day;
l25 Bills G w Smiths Pittsburgh Ale for summer use;
$50 "Kennett Brand equal to the best Scotch Ale
l001S do do for family use; IA
<VNasks DOtued do