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Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-02-22
INSURANCE ON NEGROES

INSURANCE ON NEGRUES:
TOUSE Servants Farm Hands, Steamboat Flremen
III Cabin Bows &c, at customary rates OF Premium
Policies issued and losses promptly adjusted at the Nashville
sancy JOSEPH NASH, Agent
Etna Insurance Company of Harord-oihce N W. Cor
ner Public Square opposite Planters Bank.
U,uE Franklin Insurance Co., of Louisville
Ky continues to take risks on Huls and Cargoes OF
Steamboats, on Western waters Cargoes OF Ships by Sea-
Also insure buildings stocks of goods or Furniture IN
buildings in City or Country. JAS TRABUE President
w R7DnTK Sec'y april 29-6m.
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DEGULAR EIGHT DAY PACKET g. q
Ii The light draught fast running passen- s.tafIfsg
Master will make regular eight day trips in the above trade
during the season Shippers and passengers may rely upon
punctuaty Of this boat for freight passage Apply on
board OF 10 JAMES CLAlbohNE, Agh
Sa.an pv.rpy Front st.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-02-22
CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE REGu-

CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE REGu-
LAR WEEKLY PACKETS.
TINE splendid new Passenger Steamers sala1-" b
/ STATESMAN, II. q. NJ MCONAs Mas sSlsETHsfflEs5aa'
ter JOHN SIMPSON, j. p. McCoMAs -
Master will make regular trips in the above Trade leaving
CINCINNATI every WEDNESDAY at O'Clock; and leaving
NASHVILLE every TUESDAY at o'clock
The above Boats having been built expressly for the
Trade will take their places navigation opens and
will be thankful for orders for Merchandise and promise to
give satisfaction all who may entst business to their care
JOHNSON & SMITH,
H. T. YEATMAN,
sent 11-6u Agents.
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WIN. b. LLOYD.

NtILES UOUNTT, Tenn, Dec. 81 lS5I
DR. BLEDsoR II feel that should fall short of INV drv
TO you and to those who afflicted were not 10 ftbr
recommend your Alternative Compound II ba, entrsi M
heVed me- so that have not had TO take ANYTHING in
TWO months can eat anything want with immunity and
oeheve my health IS as good is at my advanced aoe
Should ever suffer from dyspepsia again Shall he sr 10
call on YOU l am very respectfully yoar friend
ELIZABETH j. n iRWOOD
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-02-22

FRESH ARRIVALS.
1000 Cans Oysters; 400 Kegs do,
loo hhds Prime Sugar, new crop;
200 bags Prime Rio Coffee, do,
25 do Java do
% do Laguyra do
so bbls Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugar
200 bbls and half bbls MOlasses;
$50 do St. Louis Mills Flour;
80 do Cincinnati do;
200 kegs Nails, assorted brands;
800 boxes Glassware assorted;
$50 boxes Tobacco, assorted brands;
$500 Imported Cigars do;
10000 Melee do
359 Boxes, halves and quarter boxes Raisins;
25 Drums Figs; 19 boxes S Almonds;
10 Tierces Rice; 5Ceroons Indigo;
29 boxes Copperas; 20 bags Pepper;
2 Casks Dutch MadderT
100 dozen Painted Buckets;
800 reams Wrapping Paper
opO bbls kanawha Salt;
40 do and half bbls Crackers;
90 Kegs Shot and Lead;
Just received and for sale by
jams BEN. NJ NOEL BRO.
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MEMPHIS AND NASHVILLE U. S. MAIL PAC

MEMPHIS AND NASHVILLE .. S. MAIL PACKETS.
ygsG&s@h h. CITY OF HUNTSVILLE Xf8n&aH@A
Un-
ssf5fTTsslfer4' AND &rr5ssfINfilaaS
FSS11!.---=s--stz EMBASSY.
TTNHE CITY OF HUNTSVILLE will leave Nashville for
Il Memphis every Friday; at O'Clock, r ~, and leaves
Memphis for Nashville every Monday at IL o'clock, a.
EMBASSY will leave Nashville for Memphis every Monday
AT O'Clock, P. NJ leaves Memphis for Nashville every
Thursday at II o'clock NJ, delivering the mail at the sew
eral post offices between the above ports They will also
touch at all points between the post offices.
Persons travelling southwark will find to their advantage
10 take this line from 10 three days quicker and
equally cheap New Orleans meeting at Memphis with
Memphis and New Orleans Packets which leave on the arr
val Of packets for New Orleans Our packets also con-
meeting with the Arkansas and White River Mail Line Eve
~ pains viii be taken TO render those who call us com
Portable For freight passage, apply at the u 5 Mail O
fee Nashville or 4. B. SHAW CO., Memphis
ianl3 A. l.. DAVIS, Nashville.
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WHm msI r. r. e e
found at all times
a large assort-
ment of Winches-
ter's, Davis &
June's, & Myers
Patent Shoulder
Seam Shirts, Of
Linen Muslin ,
with Linen BO-
SONS, g ingham,
4 French Chintz,
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ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD, CT

Chartered in 18l9-Capital $4,000: all paid in-Assets
61aCeste9 IN yanuary last S4S9,0o0
S. L. LOOMS, Sec'y. THO: r. BRACE, Pres.
TINE undersigned has been appointed Agent OF this Com
pany-one of the oldest and most able in the United
States having nearly quite half million of Dollars safely
invested at this time for the safety of pocyholdersand is
RESPONSIBLE Office on Dwellings, Stores Manufacturing Es-
adjustments and all other kinds Of Buildings on Household
Furniture and Merchandise in general either IN the city or
country against Damage by Fire Aso against the
hazards of Inland Transportation by all the usual routes and
nJas Of conveyance JOSEPH NASH Agent,
Office n W. Corner Public Square, opp Planters Bank.
p,aNG
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CURREY & MARTINI
CHEMICAL HALL.
NEW AND FRRSH ARRIVALS, BY
CURREY 81 MARTIN.

CURREY 81 MARTIN.
CHEMISTS AND DIR UG GIS IT'S,
No 30, UNION STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.
4 y Gross ROwney's English Oil COiors, for
l-Z Artists in metallic tubes. These Colors pre-
pared BY Rowney & Co., London
5000 Lbs. Pure White Lead-Raw and burnt
Umber ultramarne Blue, Linseed Oil, Spirits of Turpen-
tine, &c, &c.
Gross DIR. S. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine
Btters-a pleasant Tonic-reeommended in many of the
diseases caused by deran Of the organs Digestion
l-2 Gross Bogles, Hyperion Fluid, and BARRYs
TRcnPHERoUs or MEDIcATED CoxpoD both unrivaed for
their efficacy in restoring, preserving and adjoining the
Hair.
Gross Preston s. MerriIl,s FIayorine Extract
of Vanilla Orange, Lemon, Almond and Rose-warraned
pure and fresh.
I-2 Gross Preston & Merrill's Yeast Powders
Unsurpassed or their convenience for culinary purposes
1 Bale New Hops-Growth Of 1882
Also neo and handsome assortment Of FANCY Ar
TiCLES which with our already large stock of
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS
GARDEN AND
FLOWER SEEDS,
PAINTS OILS.
GLASSWARE dc,
Render stock in trade complete For sale low for
cash, or on liberal terms to punctual dealers.
jan 81 CURRY MARTIN.
TUST RECEIyED.-sO0 Kegs Nails;
el 20 casks London Porter quarts and pints;
10 boxes Jenkins fine Teas put up in metalic pound
80 boxes NJ R Rasns, fresh;
20 do Champagne, superior article;
Is TASKS fine 0tard Dupuy Brandes, vintage Of lS40;
halfcasks Port Wine, superior article;
700 barrels Cincinnati Flour;
50 do st Louis do;
500 do Pixies Magnolia Whisky
100 do Deave Naysals do
With many other articles too tedious to mention which
nov Is WEAKLY & RUTHERFORD
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W. F. HARRIS &

INsEED GLAND WHITE LEAD.-l0 bbls
IL Lnseed OH; go kegs Fahnestocks White Lead just
dsc2o ]. NJ ZINERMAN.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-02-22

BEN. II. NOEL 6 BRO,
Grocery and Commission, Receiving and
Forwarding Merchants,
And Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
COLLEGE STREET
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-02-22

oFFICE-NO. 90, UNION BUILDINGS. CHERRY ST.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-02-22
STEAMBOATS,.

ST LOUIS AND NASHVILLE WEEKLY PACKET
Q PLENDID Passenger Steamer, Alec Fz6Nas@ IA
- ma, CAPT. JAMES MILLER. This fine
Steamer will take the place of the West New
ton between Nashville to St Louis the first water
Being entirely new unsurpassed for speed and acconmoda
TONS and every way adapted to the above trade which
she has been purchased share o. the travelling patron
age is respectfully solicited.
All orders entrusted 10 her win be filed with care and
punctuality. 4. HAMILTON,
90 AGENT.
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND TAILORING KsTAB-


Cedar Street, fee doors from the Public Square,
w HERE may be found choice and well selected "a
w stock of Cloths CaSimeres and NestngS, all Ma
of which will be made up to order in the most Fash Ill
onabe Style and at short notice as be done III any
city in the Union, and at prices to suit the times
Ready Made CIOthing.-COats Pants and vests oil
all kinds A fine assortment of Mems Furnishing
Goods: Silk and Merno under Shirts, Shirts, Stocks
Gloves Suspenders CravaS Pocket Handkerchefs, silk
and hnen Shirt collars, Umbrellas, &c,
Garments at the shortest notice. Please tal and
examine, jan 81 TH0S. j. H0UGH, Agent
lust RECEIVED. J. Hough is receiving
81 and opening his Fall and Winter stock, consisting of
Cloths CSsiaereS, VStings dc, in great variety and OF
laess styles Also superior lot of Ready Made Cloth
thing, aud Gentlemens Furnishing Goodsto all efwhich
he invites the attention of his friends and public gene
ally. Jan L. j. HOUGH
lust RECEIVED.-A superior assortme MT of
81 sonable Ready Made Clothing, consisting of
Black Cloth Frock Goats; Black Drap dEat Sacks;
Coored :" g" pants;
Sacks; Fancy Cassip1r--a do;
Buff. white and figured Marseles Vest,.
And variety of other clothing, embracing Ene and
elegant assortment r. J. H0UGH.
jan s Oedar street.
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UNION HALL.

A CTON YOUNG having become associated with &sEA
y D. Y. Winston in the superntendence Of this IlaA
House would respectfully invite his acquainances
and the public generally to giveh call.
Attached to the House good Stable Tor the aceommo-
dation of Horses.
The business of the House vii hereafter be conducted in
the name of ID. Y. WINSTON Il co.
All persons wishing to travel by Railroad Steamboat or
Stage will meet with prompt attention.
The best of order Observed Charges moderate Market
Street now
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-02-22

TENNESSEE MARINE kIs,D FIRE INSURANCE CUM
PANY.-CAPITAL $780, 900.
OFFICE on the North side of the Public Square, midway
| J between the Nashville Inn and the Planters BANK
They will make insurance Houses and Goods OF every De
scripon against fire. Steamboats, and Cargo against fs
and risk of the river on the Cargo of Keel Boats and
other river crafts and vessels and other cargoes on
the usual terms JOHN N. HILL, President
JOSEPH VAULx, Secretary.
DIRrcroRs-Aiex Allison, John NJ Hill, F. B. Fogg, G.
NJ Fogg w R. Elliston Jno NJ. Bass Joseph Woods, sam
uel Seay Matthew Watson j. J. White, Jacob McGayock
ian1
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INSURANCE.

THE UNITED FIREMEEs INSURANCE COMPANY oF
NASHVILLE
GAPIPAE 100000 D OLA RS!!
Chartered by the State.
u,HIS Company having fully organized, is
now ready to take risks all descrip-- -sssS<EssY
tons Of property against loss damages by SSss$
fire also against pelils Of the or inland nav e ~
paon Propositions for insurance will be received at ne
ea o the Nashville Insurance and Trust Co., College ST.
o a. W. JOHNSON, President.
J. g. DAsHIELI, Sec'y. Nashville Oct 8, Ieoz.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-02-22

For the complete cure Of Coughs, Colds, Infuenzf
Asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting OF Blood, and all qthe
Hnr,rnI airfs tpndinQ 10 CnnSumntlOu.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-02-22

Nice Stock Of Pink Blp~s.aE White
i Unshrinkng Fannels, Welch Gap"7 ana hel cheap
er Flannels, which we are selling S,s SsoN u,,.gTr
jane STE 'sT
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-02-22

VNHOMAS p. WILLIAMS Report of Fashions
Il aud Tailors' Magazine, for the Fall OF 1872
ians T. ]. H0UGH. Agent.
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NASHVILLE UNION.

CHURCH s. MARLING. ProprletOrs.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-02-22
CARDS, &C.

JOHNSON & SMITH,
Dealers in Cotton and Tobacco Receiving and For
warding Merchants, Steamboat Agents &C.,
april BROADWAY, NASHVILLE
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DELPIT'S SNUFF. DELPITS Rose and Mao
OCT. 'SSA % '''' ' 1e EwIN, BROWN co.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-02-22

A LISONIA SHEETINGS-20 bales "A AlsOnis
N Bn. She -ngs in store, and for sale byhe bale ony
octs w. II. GORDON d co.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-02-22

NTAGNOITA COTTON.-We agents Tor the
lM sale ofthe celebrated MAGNOLIA COTTON SEED,
an article which several years experience with some OF our
best planters has proven be better adapted Middle len
nessee than any that Call soon or they VIII
all be gone JoHAooN osailh
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-02-22

UTINDOW GLASS.-Window Glass of all sizes; ;anC
w ofsuperior quality received and for sale low by
novlO j. NJ ZIMERMAN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-13

~. ~, Ma Al = ~ eoprss q time he
~ Me- q ~. And they we're duly mar
IA "a = q ~ roasted, and the bells were
rrsv. ~ 1he1s were great rejoicings on the &C.
es17 11i ~ evening, before the honeymoon
~ - v 5rpired, and the De Rogers and the
T--~,s1 we sitting in the bow windowcd room
- ~ HI, Noke clapped her hands suddenly
1l1l1of. a1d laughed, and throwing herself
i ~ chsir, cried" wonder what be-
n uoor old Gorby !" and they all laughed,
- ~, WVuld yoa believe it, Noke's husband
- ~ S1k1 than poor old Gorby himself VINO
SS2 ~ Noko from the irst moment ne had DE-
- ~; ~ that straight waist and Perpen,
- h6dk, q which the tallcw chandler had
- o1enoa 10 sheer, were TO Gorby the very
80 t5ol q feminine beauty; and ne had
~ SluaS ard made harness for the whole
ss1lIry, and sqrapsd together little fortune;
Sr2 " ~ had bought country house, and
- neAnsuloagsd By everyb body who could
Esret ~ distinction Of his acquaintance, to be
~ - ennple, gocd-natured creature that
- Vollu1 this smiling earth. And Isaac
XGr65 - his wife have been dead now some
- ~ 0crby De Roger and his wife are
- lvIng, and have children grown up, who to
o. k1ay fnhabit the hall Of the Terretts, where
xoins6ti cheer and true old English hospitality
~ ~ h fbund, and where the reader will be
- 70 recsivs hearty welcome whatsoever he
o. - mny feel disposed to honor the place with
: via
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For the Crescent
In Defence Of the Camp Street Loungers

I, though an unknown correspondent, feel it
my duty, though reluctantly, to disagree with
Miss Daisy on o topic as highly important as
the staring of Camp Street Loungers am a
defender of the sterner sex, and will most I'M
doubtedly justify their claim to every street in
the city, and to form as many battalons as their
sense of propriety will permit. IT'S true, now
that the hurry and hustle of winter is over, and
the summer season is approaching and Camp
street is no longer a scene of excitement, we do
not encounter as many of the admirers of the
fair sex hurrying and elbowing their way along
in our morning and evening walks, but they are
collected in groups at different corners--more
particularly Camp and Common--to discuss
politics, the price of sugar and cotton, and,
| moreover, to admire, not to stare out of coun-
tcnance, the ladies who pass them; sometimes
| they are too busily engaged with political sub
jects even to do that.
Why is it that throngs of ladies may be seen
more frequently in winter, in Camp street, than
in the milder seasons of the year,
IT'S easily explained then the streets are
| alive with " starers,' and the ladies take more
pleasure in adorning their persons, because they
know that gentleman cannot pass lady with
out having ocular demonstration that she is
passaJle.
| In fact. without doing injustice to my sex, the
ladies only take walks lin my opinion) to ad.
mire and be admired, and to criticize each poor
delinquent as he or she passes, for woe unto
them that are subjected to the ridicule of som'
females; not that wish to exclude the lords o
creation from this abominable practice, for Mes
are just as apt to notice the carriage, gait ant
attire of les bellies danes. But l have no
arrived at the point in question in Miss Daisy
communication. She remarks: ''These loun
gers stare each passer-by out of countenance
How is it possible for the truth of this to b
ascertained, unless she stares ut them, which i
not CONNIE il fault Therefore, the inevitabl
starers have an undeniable right to every cor
ner of the city. Still, it is undetermined whicl
party is to blame, but l most certainly coincid
with Lounger, as there is never an effect with
out cause l, in behalf of my sisterhood, d
earnestly beseech them to resign Carondele
street, which has and would still furnish mos
agreeable place Of resort for those timid youn
ladies who fancy themselves stared at.
l do not wish to be considered by my fair cor
respondent disputant, but one who is friend
and q true one, to the Camp Street Loungers.
VIOLET.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels-May IL.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL Hatcher James Brown and family
n.aw, lion w Downs servant, La w Copes, y,
MNecain, W Adams, " Redgal, faali5g, Ala, I
HRlsey Mrs Halssy, Miss Haey, ID Burroughs d Bacon
CGava,y, nardanan N raryal, Mowati, e Mken II F
Makpaee Wood Gen Uraga aud servants Col urrhr
Mr. Rses aid lady Mexico Jeha9a, Farley, z Spe;
thsn Ksreheyal o. Little, Kerr, Chas MeLanran,
Savage IS, Jne Buord 4, Wright and lsy oeC Del
Tenn crnsbsw. Va, Jno Turne Mo, Geo Hastings and
on MOBILIZE R Paque c, R Crawford, Phil, W wOodvie
Va, Miss Henderso. La,
yERANDA HOTEL. winow Mrs Adrisn Barrow lady and
two ehdsn' Kirkland Jf andsr, Fare Wilson
CT Thomas Nj Ross Rob nson, Ala, Douglass,
RrlAe lSallet Ia Sage Marsh o, G Bell, Mexico
NJ 70 ey, Baltimore.
ST. LOUIS Branch Andrews and servants Bronson Homer
Ais, Thos Hopkins Clayton, Ais, Mouton Douga La
Mersu Harrington, Ga Dr. JOS Tension, snr Phla G G
rman Mexico Ms Bankswih, Ranvr Camilro, luan Ger
beneli Juan Mare, Few Granada Thoon, Nj Brown WI
Thornton Mobile
ARCADE. b G Labrop Norris. W Atkinson, T Parish Sur
me uo Patton, Simmons, Mr. Num- II Mum, "
ID Iiay. California; Hynson W Coke W MeTiwother,W
MITCHELL MIR Bates Lawrence, Turpstat :; Niece,
Dumglin Ark Hart, @ Tourcne, MIR Settle, Mr. Winter
Texas W Sansbnry, Wmren Warren, Warren, Shar
key Clarki, LAmpkin, Miss
lTY...A Pery CASTER Belsr. II DraEhan, L
Given, BAssett. La Mr. May Seobner, John Jkrous
Morgan, Buad and family, NJ Ludlow, Baldridgp
Texas J II Glass, Pel, Mexico; Bray, Erg'and Il
WaaOn, Miss,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-13

private and military conduct, before the COM
mission on qualifications
General Uraga goes rs Minister to Prussia !;
vivo TO Spain; M Castillo y Lanzas to London,
and NJ. Larrapizar to Rome.
General Blanco has been appointed Comman-
der-G General of the State of Oajaca.
Lombardini has been appointed General OF
Division. He has resumed his functions of Com
mander- General of Mexico-has chosen from his
aids .de-camp Lieut.. Colonel Francisco Sanchez
Agesta, Captain Eugenio Paroles, and NJ. Edu-
ardo linda.
NJ. joaquin Velasguez de Leon has been ap-
pointed Minister of Fomento Rodriguez dc San
Miguel, Attorney General. Clemente Murguia,
Bishop of Michoacan, has been offered the Pre-
sidency Of the Council Of State.
General Arista, General Uraga, and NJ. Bue-
nayentura Vivo were to embark on the next
racket for England.
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yN7OLFEs CELEBRATED sCHIEDAM


Rf is not undue assumption that beverage. whether med
nsl detetc has
I'll saste Demand Of this country,
AROMATIC SCfIIEDAM SCSAPPs The fact unsxnmped
to constitute commercial mystery which but the manufacturer
aud those whom the has
ANALYSIS explain 1t b that II who
this improved Holland Gin by is
uonsbe ero other they have known Its
refined favor fragrance snd delightful nvgoang
cordial, wholly
liquors. diatly discovered aud universally
in stnable medicinal proper by the Medical Faculty.
everywhere emphatic preference in all those
the Holland Gin prese'b d. But the
Distinguished superiority and preference remain to be stated and
bri, ~ as follows;
schiedamin Holland exclusively the
aoy Of the proprietor by processes and from materials elsewhere
unemployed end unknown.
roved repeated malaysia eminent chemists
be entirely pernieious us ell which
other liquor distilled from and which is the the
vseeTa siOn morbid desire
habua and Incorporate indulgence which such uors invariably
tend to riniIce.
proved by uneng this
favored h the aed 'ni udgebe oil Of juniper hereto
used, specially lighter, volatile,
medicinal Of the essential oils Of Italian juniper berry neglected by
chemically proved absolutely pure
quality obtained entirely process which other Holland
Gin in the world has acquired.
medical testimony be
Efficient we'll
kidneys dyspsI asue general debility,
sluggish circulation Of the blood deficient assm aon Of food, and
harsled vital energy
giatei cordial when
nanss uebTisly,
faty creating dislike III
liquors invariably Ill bad
whether swampy district all Of these enumerated
qualities IL has rival in ma kt il the ord.
Put and quart bottles ia boxes of two dozen eac
the Manufacturers the bottle cork and lahe
l~ sale W. H. Blu NkELI, 10 Grayier
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II. $ II. Reilly $ Co.,
CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL sTs.,
tB- Would call the Lsdie, SPLENDID STOCK Of
EMBROIDERED AND FANCY GOODS,
per steamship Cherokee, from New York. all OF which
will SMALL ADVANCE NewYork Aucion Prices.
The following fsw Of he leading articles.
BLACK LACE MANIILLAs, VELVET TRIMMING
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN MANTILLss;
"a PLAIN BLACK LACE, FOR MANTILLAs;
BLACK VELVET RIBBONS FOR MANTILLAs;
BAREGE ROBES. PLAID FLoUNCINGi
ROBES, EMBROIDERED FLoUNcrNG;
BAYADERE ROBES, GRADUATED SATIN STRIPES;
LACE GRENADINE;
vALENCIENNE MoUsQuETAIREs COLLARS;
HoNIToS MoUsQUErAlREs COLLARS;
EMB'D MUSLIN MovsQUETAiREs COLLARS;
CREPE MoUsQUETAiRE5 COLLARS;
MOURNING MousQUETAIREs coLLARs
vALENcIESNE CHENIsETTEs AND SLEEVES;
EMBD LACE cHEMisATEs AND SLEEVES
LINEN CHENsETTEs AND SLEEVES;
EMBD SKIRTS AND ROBES;
EAIB'D HANDKERcHIEFs, NEW STYLE;
BLACK CIIALYi
BLACK GRENADISE;
BLACK Hermann
BLACK TISSUE;
BLACK FoULARD;
BLACK CANTON CREPE;
81 BLACK BAREGE;
BLACK ENGLISH CREPE;
WHITE ENGLISH CREPE;
PRINTED LINEN CAMBRIA, FOR DRESSES;
PRINTED REGATTAs, FOR CHILDREN;
PLAID LINEN, FOR CHILDREN;
"a IRISH LINEN, FROM Us 80 A PIECE;
124 LINEN sHEETING, FROM IS cts PER YARD
30 cases PRINTED JACeNETs, frsm AZ cts. a yard
ALSO
complete assortment Of
COTTON AND Isle THREAD HOSIERY
F0R LADIES AND CHILDREN.
P, & n. REILLY & co,
mys Gl?lp corner Canal and Royal streets.