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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-10

Tie Lqme dai Si,EJ,iafei arc hcqici from
VILLAIN Merchant, Minister o. the Gospel, New
Cnundgua, Mich, June 2ls,, 1853
DEtR SIR .-!iagWg heard ui your celebrated
laman llum,u; was mtuCrd To ny rs vlrrgcs
on my wife, who, from tNIr'mr swrli,d limbs,
hasuut been able TO walk, uTdu any h.-Iu',s iuT
abun tour ytaI~ and having u'0 al he most
Sk.iu phN s,cars 10 our Iatfs, md am ''u nj the
rrmriIr- lcuu.d Er"roi touo cit,l.i 1T lastwth
much difficulty prucurtU uu' boiu" 81 Ntur Linn
mcut ut !. owen y Co, IT Detroit. Ny wirU-,d
this, auI received 10 much, er,hl Tint he row re-
gus to waik,aud Wi. soon hc aswrlI NJ ever sh"
was. ! OuI with respect. NM NLrCuhNT.
w0"d not h. wHAoW - for al possess.
L. lnmci SchrlHUgrr, I'll NcsCh, i,r town
slap, Po.rrco Iutpin, rayr hrru hud,, afflicted
with h'ruu Or rup'ug" : 20 years, 80 badly that
could not work more thau halt NV tine have
tried truss pads, aud tN,ry'hiug na' ! thought
would give me rrllri, BAT found nothing until
tried your Irohmn Imminent, aud tr the irSr few
weeks could uiu work IN ten r'Iuulcs after
had made he application, n Il Kept tire howcisup
SO good wouid not be without ~ Tor All poSs-
r,- as the aruiitris healed, and nm perfectly
well, and state this Tor the hrurli, of others siml-
larry afflicted ANIL b. tllElLINGER.
TINS Is to certify that we knew Dam", Il.
ScheIinCrr tor four years, aud believe the above
stalCmcnttO be true, louN NIrlIiNSoN
w. II kNGUr, 7, NJ
Gauntlet, Porter Co Ind, Feb ~ 1851.
lry- The Quincy Wing. OF 18Th March ~ ono
OF the largest and most popularpnpers in Illinois,
says:
! 'Sccthr adycrliscmcntor w r. Fauelrs Ara.
| hnu ;1nment This LmimentIS the genuine cure
! all and no mistake"
! Fraui and Imposition Exposed TiNaiRops Lie
| Refuici,-lrpm Col \. o. Garrett. Peoria,
III, owner otthr Peoria House formerly Plan.
trr~ House, and one OF the Oldest aud most re-
spectacle citizens.
! "lhs is tpouuE that have n,~N y. g.
Fare tor IT," dst 10 years, and lu ow that he is
The original iouulenud proprietor at lhc medicine
known az" Arabian Imminent" that have used
it both upon man and beast, and found tannvnlu.
nhl. article, aud tlar person uuwcd II. G. Far.
rrIl, tony certain Knowledge, commenced Imila-
ting TIN, valuable me liciuc nnout lnur years after il
was iirst manufactured by W. H. Farrell.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-10
Il WI Ll.;LtI

20 vt fs-rrJ,e article Of groceries. IN 20
Walkers drug sto.r, SOC b eide Of public
square. November =
& GD-UNE1- & .EIz-o
wv have this dav cid orr stock ct goods 10
W MIR :. " CLrryrr. who VIII continue
the business at our old stand. We take great
plea.ur"i9 advising a our old customers to con
unur TO pa'rouiz" the "od establishment" as
Mr. Ch'"yer's facilities for couyyr,uthp "o.d
hu~ln"s- are -rrh a- go rn0rnrtrc to purchasers
Oh" best stock iu che country 70 sr.rct from, and
atnInes that cannot foil - satisfy rhrm
OCTOBER B. FELLOWS, WALKER & CO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-10
70 GDUrtr- G-EFT--3
z. COO rc.is'nia

DCEC timothy seed wanted lorrar'v s''nmorr
L the highest price IA ca n wi' 'hr p0.ail ca.h
VI 'lriy>a1 &C. NAruylER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-10

rs now receiving every week fresh supply oi
eamphcne aud SPIN: gas, warranted ohc ofIhe
best guaily. November ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-10
Hv,T ENN-E

FsAH t~NsS .s~
Now on ha0i, ;'il~s"r ,a.n ever h..-.c iept IA
. Java. Ihasto.t :
GRDCEU YES
Is romn'c,e, oafin aicw dof Willie a' FIJI a,
over. The sl3a.A,p w3lbrsrutinued o. hereto.
tore. IaI.'rmcv's win, c''r' hat wiilrntn1-
mJ ofrem.aJ HwN bsbygRr interest ~ eO.t-
h7rcto tynde watme.
Country %EorClGnTs
Wishing Goo I.P'ruih heir stock, W. ,pd -
good ana ,s.r .rental the o.ts,aul q Wu.aer r.
rIrhhua. ana NJ ~. iow prices us C1nbe iugrd III
CMcary. tOcf1h.rlil : W CUlvLR.
EuT-o ngIltrrs'rrois.
H. lNGIEHnddou1 l,ouIruga p.c''' il se'f or
~ ,iNr.r, u0nnp. p.pNs, o,.... t -l'r.. ove,ps.
r.1,l- pur.ha0I .'yfs puwlu lE,s ,p,aUs, &c.
,Jr-g,. tunaIaiactWc'- pIict..y,
dr,S J. Mtyry& Go.
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" sLt,tt6.
Cora Ground.

EO TONS Of rags, Mt the New Hardware
~ Store, Cor which the highest price will be
paid. tScptcmber 81 ;. T.. King Il Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-10

CORN ground xrhnnGoi a,al!,imcs. at our
\ m.,n, the basin. APP uASEELL \ SeuvTr.
'il 'IN pumps complete, nrH'r rlsaylv
l. S pt"Wn,r3 $. l.. kI,G & Go.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-10

IR. Y. 7. rnpRDiIlS

NY Y I'y,ry Ia'.., eo0.ls'ios olaInew and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-10
Toiiic Ladies !
ID. walker

- TARCi polish, warranted 10 give beautiful
- g."-.y finish Gail at the syn rfth, mortar,
and Try IT, November -. WNKrR.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-04
AND FIN.NcI,L

Ths >'uneency Of the money markets Of
the paucipai cities continues without much
chsnge, aud Is extending TO some Of the
leading ci',o, Of the west. Il IS siatcdthl
lAa supply II money ls-, week was more
amp.. f,, me 'nt the demands uf business
than 80 the preceding weeks, yet the min-
iiaun rsto. uu the best umr paper Is -
per cent, and for second rate paper CON
.-f.--fft It.,f..,
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Badness Positively Cured !

hVEBiC ~ HAlB mES1oRAIiNr ,- mi, tie
.utef & thr ase. feruap sriire 't't offered O.
u.s iahHt i- received ith rua'ri ifyr 'hsn ms.
sna prfsaa, Raid rhs'.niuF have ony o. t,-i th'
arlcir 9. Dec fsliy ut ffl
s. H. 81. n's sfa authorized 90 give written guar
auirs, u preirffrd prcr be- agreed uI.4 between
the parties UIGI son, tgrnts.
CT FISHER co.. FfuUrctau
SO. 90 -uF-nar Il. Cleveland, Ohio.
Retal price, urr n.liaf isf t4ir'
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erNIlIuEN'-.
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W.t,5r.tf-.u .tI,.t.
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pat,Ht I.raucf Tsl 90
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al do Ha.t.rs.
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kitfnur-fi and .esc3.
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Nov store! Now Goods [!


Al fffI NIN Htfftft " aHIifpt -.
worth Of thf HaiiFo=d bfpSt
IsalfflI 80 a sos t..f t stiH "a az Ht'-'
- ..u,,,.u
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Robes ana Caps

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90 4stHsff
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1853, FALL TRADE. 1853.
Lisc comb & Oseool.

- = III - y . 4 = -
Nafr 4..f f.rrf.tI ttft lffaH tf.ti- AZ ful D.
rlu hrt.E fIF. aI
Al IT Mn GOODS.
TmhrssInf tl.a. ,atsuai ~ 0ouds, Crarrr-
RLADl MADE CLOTHING,
Cent? funi-ltHr G,s.l-. Ha.f. sl4 sH.f. Nai-.
Cap. hsrka Boo oIIffH sHd Nttsus. a. at. b. airh
tbfi rHef iur sale iHi ttslt rr approved tredu 81,
proc. u.t csiuutttl O. ,ut- i,a wHrl. $50 Hatr
900 band ,ni i.fgs -teA o. t-i.d., and afH as'...
sa,t4i .a. tasHt 90 aii l,gsIa.. Nt th,frifg Ir.
800. 90. ...,oaIHI .tslnH 90 tue rIhUt g. us.r
.t.st hsffs ItIr'.t.ue tI.Haatfe. t...lIr riut..f
tl.t $50. otu s..tsu ablWl.l o. h.t, s... BOO lu.e
tna 9HaIl.
ll-D Dab q 0.a4Ns
C,sfs. .us.!. srltIslt t.u
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Patent Self-IIcating
Music AMI Dancing.

NHUITHINt IHU1F- IT"I-FI D
- tt-hf.-.
81 1a
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pnn,r Cnmhrlcn. e.

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SUGARS.
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senti.inens aud Lsdtr.' CorL soles.
IA KIND. Of LEATHER, MhSissai'
aud ltstail.
GEpEGK GHhFL-
u-i. isf B.. I-fl 81
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Furniture, Furniture.

Furniture, Furniture.
rI'fi frfgs-t A.sagalsnt fsrr offered lu nufarf
| sr} rnesp9 LAN""N A. GhAFE-.
Il ttu 500, DAamhef Ettt.,a 90
y LtNroN 4 CRAVE,
A,FlH 80 ~tBlNG NA1IrI+-Es, Airl Ha.E,
= Hair cad Faiu Lcat tffair lf
LANpuA A Gntste
Fisk's Metallic Burial Cases,
80 Ready mode tnfiu., ~ sai' by
Y LktuUN a GNARF-
Salt, Salt, Salt.
rhh hfah. fdlk- ls'4uf ftlf, IHHt frffifrd lH
y u LAsuIA "tAi o.
JE. Tfis r.r.. tfarh
- I'hn1E q 12tFrs
ia hrls. sr4 30 sat. Ha,.,4sy ttHt So
W .a.r bs LttHfs hhhft-.
"a Yass .llauh 4uta,.s.'. Of tHf.ai
ID 80. Hf L1sp1r DHhNl"
.,raI,. tN,.. tHu. UHrr f. W. s.
- .u..r INtH. A. DHANH -.
.ssIi-. ,.aa-. i.rIa.s a.r.f
i|.Hue GRAVES
IIt..-- ,t.Tf Ha.nHtf-a
if.urf D. 'Hftt.
lEn ll.H rfUssis.r fr rret
~ f.rI.. fFt AVE-
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-16
FOR S "A LIE:
Hope Cotton Factory.

PIIISBURdH, PENNSYLVANIA
TINE subscriber being DESTROYS of giving his whole aten
Il ton to his Iron Works at New Castle Pa wishes to
dispose of the HoPE CoTroN FAcToRY
This establishment enjoys unrvaed reputation and
the Hope Yarns always lind market in preference to anv
others not manufactured at Pittsburgh The Mill contains
little 5000 spndles The machinery is all in perfect
order, and now active operation having all the latest in
provenents for making Yarns of the best quality Mt the
smallest expense
The property is bounded by the Allegheny River and
Pennsylvania Canal and consists of about five acres of
ground with the Cotton Factory buildings machinery and
twenty-five dwelling houses will dispose of it entire or
Will sell the machinery and the ground and buildings
separately.
am prepared to sell on the most faborabe terms reour
ing but little cash, and giving very long time and easy
payments, ON the balance.
To persons who contemplate engaging in the Cotton bust
ness IN the est or South, this offers opportunity seldom
to be met with. The same amount of machinery could not
now be supplied by manufacturers in less than twelve
months whilst thi could be removed and put into operation
at once with reputation ard line of custom already estab
shed, worth thousands Cotton MILL and which it takes
years to acquire.
would subscbe large amount of the purchase money
as stock, In Company that would conduct the business
here without requiring my personal attention.
The property from Its convenience procuring mater
ais admirably situated for the manufacture of MACHINERY
Locomotive Engines, DC. To Company formed for this
purpose would give the most liberal terms and if desired
would also subscribe large amountas stock.
For further particulars myself or Mr. MORRISON
FOSTER at nay office in Pittsburgh.
POLLARD MCCORMICK,
may4-d W I'm B Pittsburgh, Penn.
~ Florence Gazette, Huntsville Democrat Columbus
Ga Sentinel and South CarOnian Columbia s. c. will CO.
Ply the above TO the amount of and send bill to this office
for payment Send paper marked.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-16
ID ry Go o q S ,

All of the Latest lmportatOns and STYLES.
My stock embraces every description of English French
German, Italian India and American GOODS consisting
Of
Fancy and black Prints in great VARIETY Furniture and
Turkey Red do French, Scotch and American Gingams
and Chambrays Chene Royals, Paris Painted Lawns Or
CANDIES Jaconets Brantines Bareges and I3areoe de
TONS coored and white; Embroidrd Swiss white Book
Swiss Nainsook and Null Muslns white Jaconets Main
and plaid; Corded SWISS and Satin plaid dc; Victoria
Lawns, black Apacas Mohair Cords Cashmeretts and
Croon Cloths English Drap dEtes, Tweeds fancy Cas-
simere French black and Doeskn do Union Cassineres
and Berkshire do Silk Serges Satin and Silk Vestngs
Marseles white, buff and fgd d. super French black
Cloths, and fancy do. Alarge stock of LINEN GOODS i'm
ported direct from Ireland comprising yellow pink and bay
81 and A Linen Coatings and checked dO fancy and
Linen Drills Hollands, brown and beached 4 9-S 4
and l24 Linen Shrtings and Sheetings Nankeens Cam
let's Denms, blue Drills CoOnades and California Cassi-
mereS book fold brown Linens German BurapS and Far
mers Drills bleached Sheetngs and Shirtings Ticknps
Canvass Paddngs, Diapers Snow Drop Towels and Dor
lies India Twills Satteens Carpet Bags Hosiery Gloves
Hair Brushes Threads Buttons, Tuck Combs Side Red
ding and Fine, Ivory do; Spectacles, &C. &c
ALSO.-A large stock Of Hats and Bonnes of the latest
styles Gents Moeskn Brush Beaver Leghorn and Palm
Leaf Hats Ladies and Misses Bonnets Devon Braid China
Pearl Belgrade Net Lace, Gossamer mixed and Chrvsal
Lace Bonnes Artificial Flowers Wreaths French Bunches
Sprgs Bonnet, Cap and Plain Ribbons; Linen Cambria
Handkerchiets; worked do Jaconet and Swiss nserngs
and Edges an extensive variety of Plain and Dress Silks
and black Silks; Brown Domestcs and Osnaburgs
The largest buyers would do well examine NV stock
All the above mentioned Goodsw be sold freely with
ont reserve aud on liberal terms
Nashville April 25th. AND. j. DUNCAN.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-16

4 MIX WINTERS had lost nearly all of his hair and
mad been bald tor many years. by the use of three bot
hes Of the Magnetic Ointment had his hair eattyeky re-
stored and now has beautiful head of hair as any man
could wish. His age is about 80 years
son OF Mr. Warren of this town. IA wears of aoe had
been afflicted with the Asthma from his CRADLE He had
Inc oeneht OF the best medical advice that loving and
wealthy father could procure without avail IL was one of
'he most aggravated cases ever he emacated al
most TO skeleton BY the of few bottles of the Ont
ent ne was cured and for seven months mast has
enjoyed robust health P
TINS was an extreme of Inflammation of the sDLeeu
OF long sancng has variety Of treatment from no less than
elgU different physicians without receiving bene6t Ivas
cured D the use OF only four bottles of the Magnetic nt
ment This was four months ago and the lady Mrs Dun
man, Is sun IN good health, and able attend to her usual
Eyes with the Ointment both of the paen. ss oegr,
o'n6 as 10 need an attendant to lead them from place 10
place One Of them had been afflicted Is wears the other
about Syears They had tried the best physicians in the
oe without penent and one 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 nearly quite cured and are able 10
read ana attend to any ordinary business have used the
ointment IN number OF of Piles and in no ease has
failed q giUng immediate relief and 0eneraya 1rgu00e0t
cure have also used beneciay in severe cases of Fry
speas And last but least have within the last wear
cured four cases OF CANCER by the of the Magnetic
Ointment alonel
From thorough trial of the Ointment in nearly avArv
disease Tor which 1t is recommended confidently re-
commend to be of the most useful remedies aver Of
Tered to the public Respectfully Yours,
BURTON HUBBELL, NJ d.
Dated Jan 81, 1885, Amelia Ohio. "
Inc character OF this Ointment efficient remedy ia
established in this city, There quite number of nd
auas VINO ascoe their restoration to health the use of
this extraordinary Ointment.
For sale by II. G. SCOVEL
BERRY & DEMOyILLE
mays CARTWRIGHT ARMSTRONG.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-16
TULLAHOMA TOWN LOTS.

O. ON WEDNESDAY, the first day of June yNz.
h next will offer at public sale, for the pro- -
Ass prieors number of beautiful Lots of Land In line
town site OF Tullahoma one and two years credit
Without intending any disparagement of other places
may enmerae some of the advantages of Tuahoma This
place. when examined, will excite the mind that can
innate properly all the advantages of ocaton very lively
interest
Situated on the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad only
seventy-one miles from Nashville the great emporium of
State proximity that important city of but three
four hours inviting, by the pleasantness its locality
IN It's mountain elevation salubrty and delightful scenery
the residences during heats of its ctzens-openng
up opportunities TO small manufacturers of profitable EN-
poyment and active business moderate as To he
within the reach of ordinary diligence and almost nominal
presenting fair field for commercial enterprise having
agreeable and most favorable sites for country residences
and summer retreats where the rich can repose in his
wealth and the poor man rest from his toll Each pos
sess ts coveted enjoyment without drawing pecunary
resources that for satisfactory either NAV be
thought best left in the purse thus obtaining delightful
residence at little cost
With conveying and diverging railroad connections that
afford the greatest facility of transportation accessi-
by almost instantaneous TO the great mineral region ote
Cumberland Mountain-its COAL and IRON-a dam
lied road through the rich counties of Lincoln and Giles
connecting their county seais-the purest reestone and
mineral waters in and adjacent to the SITE seven hun
dred and fifty feet higher than the Cumberland river nj
Nashville two hundred feet above the elevation of the tv-
ing town OF Wnche ter within hour or two of the -four
ishng towns of McMnnvlle and Shelbyvlle convenient to
to the prosperous city of Mureesboro summit level be-
tween Nashville and the Tennessee river the only pure free
stone region between those points, the JUNCTION with the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad which will connect the
West and the North with the South and the Gulf of Mexi
CO.
TULLAHOMA thus favored as point for the concentra-
ton of trade, travel and manufactures Offering
at the time safe and pleasing resort for the invalid
and summer retreat to the man fesure pleasure with
It's present eminent and advancing prosperity COMMENDS
ITSELF to the public patron age
With no means of narrow reflections upon other places
engaged audabe efforts TO build themselves up but with
sincere kindness and good wishes for ALL and rejoicing
common prosperity, we invite the great public come up
and help us. VIM MOORE
mayo Agent for the Pronrietors
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PRINTED MUsLINs. LAWNS a,

PRINTED MUSLINS, LAWNS &C.
ATNO 81, COLLEGE STREET
OHN h HUME has just received splendid assortme
~ OF Muslins and Lawns in great variety to which pa
cuar attention is solicited The most of these Musns have
peen purchased at extremely low figures therefore great
bargains be expected by purchasers Painted Musns
all colors, at to 10 and ~ cents per yard.
BEAUTIFUL BERAGES SILKS, &c
Rich igd Paris Berages India Twills Rair cord,
Ohaiy do; NanSOok Muslns,
&" Berage Robes; Dotted Swiss;
" Twisted Silks; Null Muslins
BrOcade Silks; Swiss do (donbIa ,v;db
Chameleon Silks; Tarlatan do. "'~N''
GLOVES, HOSIERY, &c
complete assortment Of
White and Colored Cotton HOSE
do and Black Silk do.
Lisle Thread Hose Embroidered;
Chldren's Hose in great variety;
Alexander's Kid Gloves;
ID. and NJ Kid Gloves:
Beautiful Black Lace Gloves;
LiSle and Silk Gloves;
Ladies' Riding Gloves;
d IGALETS, FOR CONCERTS, &c.-Just received a
IL new supply, mostly pure white Also SASH Neck and
bonnet hlDoons ap23 JOHN K HUME
NALLENCIENNEs, Laces, Edgings and Insertngs;
Val Trimmed Pointed Collars;
Beautiful Painted Undersleeves;
do do Flouncings;
Dimity and Muslin Bands-ust received by
JOHN X. HUME
april - No. 81 College street.
M ANTILLAS.-NewS Style Silk Mantias;
ItA do do Lace do:
do do Lace Points and scarfs all
newest styles out-Just opened by JOHN X. HUME,
aprlizo No. 81 College street.
TOR SALE.-A very desirable house and lot 49,
IL Vine street. and next door TO Mrs las ,,..;;sl
Polk The lot fronts IS feet Vine street run. .li M
nng back l40 feet The house contains IL or Il good
rooms, with necessary out houses.
- GLOVER & BOYD,
marchz6 No. 80, Cherry street.
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FOR MALE AND FEMALE.

DE YE FRUITFUL AND MULTIPLY is a command
- that should be cheerfully obeyed by the children @
men, DR. Larzetfs JUNO CORDIAL, or Procreative FLuI
prescribes us efeeual restorative case of Debtv
mpotency or Barrenness, and all irregularities Of ua
Ii is all that it processes to be- Natures great resor
and remedy for those in the married without osr
1t certain cure for Seminal Emissions General Debiv
Gleet Weakness OF the Genital Organs Nervous affects
Lucorhea Whites As all invigoratng medicine II E @
equalled Also, certain remedy for Incipent Cons
ton, Indigestion, loss of Muscular energy Physical ssi
tude, Female Weakness Debility, &c, Ii is warranted
please the user in any of the above complaints and il
priceless value TO those without offspring
Caution Extra.-Fnd the name of ComstOck & rb
ers on the wrapper and never buy unless YOU find
names it has been extensively counterfed of Late
Avoid the counterfeit you would poison
CARTWRIGHT ARMSTRONG;
Whoesa e and Retail ACTS Corner Broad and Marker
Streets, Nashville. Guivl2-dtrw w-1o,u
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j. Ill. CURREY,
Furniture Manufacturer and Dealer.

Dealer.
VNTOULDrespectfuly inform his friends zz=7zzzs5zzzs>
w and the public generally that he - -
keeps a full assortment of Furniture on st5A--=S95
hand consisting of Bureaus Wardrobes Bedsteads Side
boards Chairs Sofas Dvans, Book Cases. Shower Baths
&C., &c.
Ordered work and repairing done at the shortest notice
and onvery reasonable terms, with despatch.
Mattresses of all kinds made TO order-common shuck
kept constantly ON hand.
Undertaking. orders for Collins can be filled in
savery short notice. at the following prices as
sAz@- keep every description always hand together
with good Herses, Horses and careful drivers:
Plain raise lid Collins, from $40 to sl5 90
Covered Collins from $50 to SIS 90
Servants Collins, 81 90 per foot
All orders left at my store College street. No. 2 oppo-
site the Sewannee House, will be punctually attended to
both night and day. apps BGEN j. II CURREY