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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-12
DRUGS, &C.


Tie Reel al Remedies Ter the Dlseassof the Larsr
D,aDepsa Enlargement aAd bfonldtioR If the Splsen
Hefrtbaras Cole EZatflsRce P9e Coastirpatoa al,
diseases of the B0rsls end sg5 Diseases arise from
disorderd state of tie Soaqei5 Lirer sr Boseels,
scy6ftfLl and S0Tss Of aHg Kind. For Gessrai Detg
fgaa ac5ich Ladies JfqHeRhy suffer, there Is not its
equali IN tie suioL Mt;eT.G Aslie1.
TINE inventor of this preparation for three years
completely prosirated from Dyspepsia and inactivity OF
the Liver that lie was frequently for weeks time unable
raise himsefrom his bed He sought aid from physicians
home and in Europe, but in vain; his pronounced
hopeless by thousands and il by accident that lie
ceeded in curing himself Since he has been practcng med
icine his in such has been unrvaled He
has been of the ncredty Of the public and conse
quently said nothing through the press of his case
until the character Of the medicine fully established
by its success shown the certificates which have been
advertised. .~t
subjoin he certifcs of Prof NJ GABBERr of Memphis
Tenn. With whom often advised during the time OF my
Suffering.
MExPms, Tenn, April II, 1352
hereby certify that have been acquainted with DrJ
n Bedsoe and some years ago he reduced Ge eve
lower thanl have any that afterwards
ed with what supposed to be Dyspepsia and Liver affection.
and after trying the OF many PHYSICIANS in this
well as other countries without relief he finally succeeded
with preparation Of his in being restored to good
health. NJ GABBERT Nj. ID.
Physicians are requested to try this preparation We
feel satisfied it will sustain the character give tot in this
publication.
HUSrsvI1LE January l2 1852.
Dr. BLzDSoR:-I take the liberty and fell il TO lie duty
to recommend to all persons suffering from disease of the
stomach and bowels vOlr Alternative COMPOUND us q verv
medical treatment about five years for dyspepsia and dar
rhea@hen having almost despaired Of his recovery
cuded Try your Alternative bottles of which, believe
entirelg cured him, MlCAJAH CAYCE.
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nFsIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

T WISH odispose of my Farm Mil Creek, ~ az
miles from Nashville, about 40 rods from the Muir
freesboro Turnpike, adjoining the lands of Brdwell
Caldwell Minerva and franklin Colleges, containing about
60 about 10 in wood and the balance under cu
tivaiion-iih good orchards there The State
ssng of peaches apples pears grapes punbs in great
variety; two neverfang springs and several chaybeaie
springs The improvements very fair-conssng of a
good frame house with porch 90 feet 'front.' good brick
house. smoke house. Kitchen stables, cribs &c. The orch
ard bv close attention. would yield from $500 to $500 year
y as the fruit is of the choicest kind My only for
wishing to dispose of is intention 10 change my lOca
ton and business viii dispose OF my stock and furniture
to any person wishing to purchase the said farm Terms
accommodating. Title ndispuabe, For further garticu-
lars enquire Of. L. MUSES.,
auU4 No ~ college, ST.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES
FOR OCTOBER, 1853.

''Gather the rose buds while ye may,
Old time is still flying;
And that same flower that blooms to-day
To-morTeH shall be dying
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Physicians requested to try this preparation We
feel satisfied it will sustain the character give toit in this
publication.
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NTALUABLE REAL EsrATE FOk sA u

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOX SALE.
A SITE for beautiful country Residence containing
% acres miles from Nashville go yards from the Frank
lin Turnpike, with Spring and handsome Timber.
ALSO the following Lois in the Ewing addition to South
Nashville viZ Lots Nos 333, 334 and 500 Ewing Ave
nue. and corner Ash street. Lots Nos 81 and p North
side of Fcgg street lots Nos III and l72 on Wetmorc St
near Franklin Turnpike Lots III and lis on Franklin
Turnpike, near the corner of WetInore street.
The above property will be sold on accommodating terms
Apply 10 LlNDSLEl CROChhIT
sep7-lm No. %, College street
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EAGIUkI FUR oALL -
TIME SHELBY VILE COTTON FACTORY containing
i 76S spndles and preparations (part new VITA wa
terwhees and complete of wool cards. is offered for
sale favorable The Factory house is good brick
"a by A feet and stories high all necessary out build
ings convenient. Enquiries
H.. GOSIINC, WHlTESIDE & CO, .
sept22-1m Shebyville, Bedford Co, Tenn.
UTALLPAPER.-0 hand, a lne assortment of
w WALL. PAPER for Parlors, Halls, Dining Rooms,
&c Fire-screens Window Curtains Testers and trans
parent Window-bnds at
GLAGES & G0RBY'S
Ne. % College st, next door To Sewanee House.
r1sy"Paper hanging done in the best manner.
\. Il. Transparent Window Shades made to order.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
-MAE KNOW rHYsELF.,

an Lfralaable Book .io,- 25 cents. aEsey Fsni7y
should hare Copg."
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DAGUEARRAN STOCK AND PICTURE ESTABLISH
MENT. -t

MENT.
nOBYNS YEAR0UT, Nashville, Tennessee, College
i J Street.
DoBYNs & HALL, Louisville, kv. fF $3.50. =
DoBYNs 4 RICHARDSON. Morssewet New York.
DoBYSs SPAULDgNG st. Louis, No.
DoBYNs q YEAgoUT, Memphis Tenn.
DoBYNs HARRINGTON, New Orleans.
Atany ofthe above establishments you procure
fine Pictures be had in any city, of any desired STYLE
or finish have every improvement, and expect TO
keep up with any and all improvements. We prepared
in either city TO furnish artists with eveyarce used IN the
art Our arrangements sueh can furnish stock on
the most reasonable terms. D0BINS &GO.
n B-letures taken in any kind of weather. and Of de
ceased persons al all times. . s-a-
auglI--f ID. co.
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His f,isnes and .cqrs!ntanh.s srs ia.

this staynoor, His fiencs and seqr&.ntanhes ars Ia
Ned 10 attend
On Thursday, Decemosr 20, ELIZA, wife OF Tnofaas
Steele, seec ~ yesrl
HsrfuS.rEi Will take placA Il twelve o'ap.t ths :,
from her late res1enea 10 80 Yves Sevsntan.a ssreet
Fer fIisnds requested - attend without iGrtneF CO.
tics
oa Wednesday. Dac,rbe- 2s MARY aspraA. daughter
= sc non nd MsStc * Hoffcrd ia The year oi her
hee
invited 10 LteaG tbs fu sra halt past - O'Clock
this afternoon ro rhe rssdsscs of br uncle, Solomon
Z. Jackson No. IL nufiel1 street BROOKLYN.
On Tburfday. December 20 JoHS A. infant soc ~ Abrs
tam ard Ell-n vre,lsnd aged months and 10 deys.
His will bs taken IT, Key port for ntsrnrent.
On Vedns sdsy morning Decen Der g. Moss z. PRour
In tie $50 OF his sg-.
The relatives friends Of the family invited TO
attend his trsl from biz late residencs :. East Chss
ter, 10 morrow morning His rsmaips Sil BE- taken 10
deyot CEra street at twelve o'cosk 70 meet the
IientE 1T New sochel'e.
Ga wsdr.sday. December s. ELIZA, wife OF Jahn ES.n
aged so " srs
invited tn attend her funeral FROM her late reicenee
126 Mott street 81 hal past two . lock this at@rnoo0
Oa ursday sferraop, Decs Der 30 at the residence
OF her psreD3 l3l Canal street JANET sSRG.xf IA
tar daughter OF A. ana Jane Davidson aged months
AND - Gays.
Der remains will be taken to Greenwood Ceneery for
in'ernent.
On Thursday morning. December 20, PATRICK CARROLL,
aged 81 years.
Ba funeral will take place at two O'clock this after.
poon from the residence Of his rcther, NO. As Madison
street
Or Thursday evening December 20 Mary so,FFry agsd
&C wears. hvsd sId grated ~ all vino knew Ter.
The fure al wall l. ke place from the resideucs of her
son I. Cbrisispfon No. ~ Catherine street AZ two
O'Clock Sunday afternoon Ths friends Of ths family
are respectfully invited to attend.
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Birth.
On Tuesday n;"rrirg. December "a, Mrr. Pmruss Wit
If l.. Ii Phillips, King street, VI a sou.



On Wednesday, December IS Calvary Church. by the
Re-. Ds. Haw.ss, CHARLES G MILES to SARAH 0HARA,
"rlT dsushter Of John 0iiSrs Esq all Of this city.
atst AIMS Church. IIrposyn, by tn. Rev, u Out
Ter ID ~, Rector, rhurSay evening", Dpcs uibe- 81
iAssRh RoBrETs, ED OF Ssb Francisco, Cal to Mss
HiRA l. DKEiAs, daughter o. Henry Dikesnan $50, OF
Bgotklyn
On Wednesday December 20. be the Rev Issa, vescott
BYRON CosKuS. OF Pine lsins, New Yors 10 CAxoiIan
augher of The lsts Alexander Ruben, Of tbis city.
Or Sunday Decernbe 49, by the Rev. la. jones at hs
retiesnce, STiInN y WILLIAMS TO Anna g. H. EAsDY botn
OF ,bis city.
IN thursday afternoon. Dsc.mber 20. BY the Rev. H
- Bellows, skAscros Birs. Fro, to MasY v, daughter
Ct Csspti &. Chlldf, tGq all ot this city.
o. Monday morning, December 20 by .ae Rev. Il. j.
Eddy, Ar. kATEANlgl y. PAsRs Z, Miss EtyA O HAKEa
srgbtsr az CT aries Bsbes Esq all o, This oty
In thursday Deceratts 90, by tbs Rev ~ Phillips OF
the Y. u Church nj ~ thu Rs7 y Jerome of Tia,
unu,eh Cap 7. GcotRues, VI MarsAtA, K-at Fashnd,
70 Mis- JARorIsE OSBs. Of Quss nstoTn, ireland.
90 WEDNESDAY, December az, At 81 Job Church by
tie X gh Rev the Provisional Bishop CaasLxs MCMILLAN
y. D. h nary AMAnDa daughter OF Alder Journey Esq
Of Wessfeld. staten IL and.
st S. pc,er's .bwch TuoEday Dacsmba- II, BIZ the
Rev Mir Quinn, Mr. GrotcE W. tugLpso TO Mis- Ay1 T.
DiyEYsi both Of ilis lily.
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pomc unlawful mode of making money Men

some unlawful mode OF making money. Men
with salaries of thousand dollars rented
houses up town that may well be called palaces,
with furniture of the most costly description
and the most modern fashion, keeping up sta
sustaining the expense of fast women, and in
every way living like their employers, the mer-
chant princes, who have set them such an exam
pie of prOfigate extravaganza. There is re-
tributve justice in the case Of some at least OF
the plundered We know from undoubted au-
thorty that several dry goods firms in this city
have long directly taught their employees not
only to cheat their customers, but to lAveigle
them into the haunts of dissipation Tor that pur-
pose. We could name the establishments whose
heads secretly direct their leading clerks and
managers to take their country customers
around the houses OF fashionable vice and folly
without cent Of expense to them. Some
times the bill furnished by the employs to the
employer for a night Of this kind amounts to
o hundred dollars or more. or course, it is
put on the goods purchased by the duped
greenhorns, who imagine that they have had
glorious fun scot free, and that the manager of
Scroggs & Co. is frst-rate, whole souled fel-
low They see the elephant, and they are well
shaved. The dry goods clerks being thus mi
tiated into the mysteries of iniquity, who can
doubt that they will "better the Instruction."
and in the end swindle and plumber their
teachers2 Mercantile houses may obtain large
orders, and secure permanency Of custom, by
Fuch means; but they will find to their cost,
at last, that they have been playing losing
honesty is the best policy"
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EDUCATION.

MIST HoBoKEa YrU &C L.. DIES eEMINARY-
1he mex. quarter OF this in uton will com nence ON
January is64 Terms of tuition Including boad Ia, and
shs ssoter qnsrte M TO- so; lrcnoh, German, draw.
painting sna needework oh s. circulars can b., oh.
tain ed ut Jues mu,c Broadway tho ofdce Of
the Evangelist 10 kaesAu NJ Of the Prip cips A.
DAILY, West Hoboheu, \. ]. stages In connection
with the ferry
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- i aztec sd5sortcrs sssortneut 4 the sii9 wing
ss9as i~ates' retic le la vNsty s5 eSelleEoe;
ls.a eSoh fces obt, pTto0pnales Rtee. ssGorc
1stos ssee fancy autiary poraeio ar'esi oae ho lot
es ~ superior 70 ordinary kind hng nado WITH
- slcw real ory CO. onnnir only what s rsoiu aua
ssste ngst sy, a w ps .ss) Also. gensral
Fr--ncHt '.poiAt -firIeR, .rfawrcY astio.. TO-
A.. q. SsUNpEHG broadway.
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Glsgant rreneh, Tnd,a end sl,xcr sor.isrea

ssada rEroq stvrl02 IA ne Latest btvie
psr,t ROUTING eela thing truly isans sioula o.li
tNFRtkiL no sns rrt adeay cotnsr Gtrea. sle,
fs;ed door plato spsoEs, tks lsdi 49, tf
a.. IL
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The Pelham Tickets and the ssaas Meeting

offhe this /, tn<t gest enterprise
are the alb orhng topics in all cieees - day. We
happy earn tha the sale IT tickets announced
VIII be DISPENSED with tho runier renal ing unsold IL
TOO esgre to make such sa object Tbetere
VIII have chance Of getting ths renal ut the resulsr
price on spcation a. the IN where they hsv, usually
been for also st Castle trde this day aud
The meeting viii be organized at O'clock r. NJ preeise
ard ey arrangenn HIS been made TO The ut
despatch and order in the transact Of sincss cole
tad irsss band has b,en and will do all in sheir
70 nons'rste that ns hat SECURE your
tickets and 10 hand early.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, THE LAsr SALE raIs

IL year morrow, Saturday morning, st I0,, O'Clock
Twin oil ~ auato large ana elegant variety OF rosewood
ahc Tshcsany iurni'r,s Ia house No e. exath
furniture be folly relied bsnx Of the beat
manufacture bus little used, and will be sold without
no friction ram orfni conei of three
ply rsrsin carpets suit rich roewood pArlor farni
1re richly csivedr togero mahos
ntr and Tier table, segsnt TUT carved nah turui
uro in hair e.ih; c-rs In brocsee and hair
rich curtain ana tbnd tso elogsHt pier gasee
ano aee'. rielly decorated mantcl vases h,wcr po
cnrtt,,r ours ara eaueere spittoons &s with bar
- valuable ill PAINTINGS, rich oval arhle top
burtaua aud wac stard1 china too. sets soae
bee ter mshoRany and vain 10 b,asea is wish r
arttce 70 Il eleq art tsather bed bsnsets nahcgsay
ana walnut chars Get gt and oval mirrors clocks
&c with aHstrtmrnt ot hastment furniture diam
ana hrsthtst tables otlcoth svf cake baskets fovss
sTrIs TIA tsts ivnr2 cut cry Els-ewEra oro ry
~ tcehut th te's, hy rtc =, with quan ia o, bet
mtr ruiug aia gutB ~ hoGao. -al1 A. 0ts o'c'ucK
HtI "tL WI na ~ atsfhdatca ~ rpsloye tho gd
irimt,iat-ly IL - tn talo.
y WEsTCOTr. auosonto-
4a M. "ffhHK ~ TuNFEV- --uDr3EupLt
tr thto sHtt, fr9ekt~y nra efia4wAra stFHo aa't9
rngf 90 ft" ays n day Frday. teeo ubac at r. is
tt0M tlta nttNNtt4t ~ ltt.tAE,
Nr F. 4 + q
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bed In this wsks Clipper ould DO read by avery
OF merly apofts and true A,s, h llenga from
the celebrated Cris bon TO ght any IN tho United
Slater and I'll the OF the Old and New World AZ coo
copies printed thia week-oniy thres cents.
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UcTI0N NorIcg.-FANCY FUas, wIIFys GUYS,
Il victaruos slei J ard lsp r,bes-s.huE 81 OSGJo ,,
epctcrfe~ ei cell 'hs day, 90 ta,cf vi Nassa
street tho balance Of the me stork % fur consulting of
srhls uink. stone, md uarten nuns,
Suy and vuffrues I0ndon lynx htch cable do 4
srut 90 h'o, about 100 slesh and up roo,s, eorss
o. 4Tl bcar. y coon, sod genet robes. The
vhpr OF ts ies IN periec. state preservation
sid lily warranted according eata osuo CAsleAueI
rlJr.i1 q taie
A rc1iCN .OTfCE-THOs Bell. AUCrlOSERa :
~ Ey N. g. rsrsham Isrte sle this day ~ 1915 oslock,
il The fseroom 10 Wsliiam street farnuss cloth
Il cosfs, siuisb robes far ut q
&,lso lot - greeerso spern Gil batter 80 Kos q,
10 heske cham 90 smij lint French
brandy jewrlry, guns. splendid watches, toys, 80
A UCTTGs NOTICE -HARDWsRF, 3rCW FANCY
~ fo.ep ram pie cards cutlery. &o.-JuHJ 4. We y
AhIN tRp sos will sell this iay. at ID ocock, ~ 69
psi street large Of h1rdwsre cu.lsy shelf
sooos and fancy srtiees. Catalogues ready.
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WuNE ARTS.

A MEXICAN ART uNIoN-PRIy ATE BALE ONLY
"A he great sals OF At whole sale prices will
positively core On "a utdsy night December 81 The
cravings select 90 and Imported by ribcr whs
tsks L opportunity TO h thanks tho public for
their liberal pstro, Ope, dsy snd evening" Adnsios
free w. sJaAUe
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"a OLiDAY GIFT Al Ag'tIoS-Titi' DAY, ~ lcls
II o'cOch. at - boy street of Gree wca.
stAortrens roctet books les liable gallery,
fntira. N'n threade wing hk. ri7 brnshea,
and sc~ng brd sl-c wines sweetn ate trandies egsrs
a.. WI LIAGTON n. EAiTEa Au6ti,cear.
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Kf sR snei neerThe tsc most st,rseys sale, - tas
year of valuable a4d sxpsns hoos' no,s spleav
The riohea iadiaes vii DO made by Ly.a Co. (sreaes-
sors 10 o ,lev esse heir sn'ss corner
way White stsett N Friday eyeuilg, DE ser 81
90 rreneng 81 o'elOce au' saturday, evening lie
cen Aer 9la, aecirg ~ = o'oocf These
OF tt most eeat yslu bio and Justly Gale rstad
works. uei In LoBcan America % lass many
eyous salogues FOR saturdays sale will DO Issued
~ tie sale OF Friday.
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game-and- that, under all circumstances,
honesty is the best policy"
The Visiting Hat. II You Are Opposed to
srste e, sa zen and ear, ., hing sas
srs ., KNoxs rssaihoent and unapproa bio ssioe
b. "a rssai.r
ss!satio at his well stocked and pop uar establishment is
Fulton street.
Furs, Walking Canes, Umbrellas, and Cen
I.n,.'s ha,sssr tn g arti lss adss sud .ae n.ene1
Broadway ans sprns street for y. assortment ss.sed
excedrgiy low priced This the pisco to select
your holiday sfsa
Holiday IIats-W r. David Is prepared TO
fvrni hi Year style. Of gentlemens hate They are
Gail and ssn lis s.srroo 80 BroadSay
second door from Duane street
To Those Wishing Holiday Hate, we would
H. 81 TO 1s .. sn Where ss ss mEs !,
t0uad exsn Of fancy ilcigh robes, COL
Gsen.n's Visiting Hat Nothing, con- be moro
i dsiaass sams
ssa e. a AL IT @ Win aa .s
Gs yy Sss so p9 sa o. Of
shidrn fa9oy and plain hats fr ta and s,heol WAT
oss ~.sser l. usasy ussersd in a tho hodays
GxsIN, ga Broadway, 'ppo- ito Ct fnups ohur0h.
James, Halter, ST. Nicholas Hotel, No. 525
E BE 81 win s s
,cdiad IN dsshaf Ard gensema1iy hat As', = rica
AZ o. s,a mats oia onoTers S no'iee
~ -
$4,000 Dollar GIgts--Wko are the real Dol
M y ahs Ssw we G s No h s And sr.s Us j. Ssa
nranted ea1al to any four dollar Laa tao city Call and
u,.,--~,n. o..
s,rs.' co. = al, very vel sa. sasssy ssss awe y.a
and leave yoS &c"
sssr GLOW ~ ssik With esp9eislly il It j. better
ss,sk.c 81 Chatham street, ana ao'ner Chatham AID
---------------- -------------
A Card to the Pubdc.-Thc Indian In his
ssgs, aga tive pgaags sslls Winter tae season Of
~ s me- I H c saS 81 osnt M os
.pssnpat prssss. Should renewal irss * si 70 20 to
sS nd ~ 10 as a. s s sss Ss.s
ssre Few y s.fs ee re no; iesTpsd re ia's By sxae
,s r a. Hssa su as 81 s5h hG se. snd
!, ,Ve; shnss eiothiaa department.; c,ssiss
~ .ens se,ss' unn do. aud charels
so- 5e.srtsat or these sock
s:esrs g tss IN ,sssrsing sa' mssaiaeens sac.n the
suia ~ ss,essS rom a.ns a. lie si,ssta mr.
,srs reoG i aysrsrs a aaarte- or hafa ma anart
rss ss-ipg = ,ios y thi ar.apscreVt goat ooaya
=, ia sa, It Lsssb!isa@ens st R:ssdwsy opsoss
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Worth sce,ng.-The most Splendid Show
pss n, or. ssios ss ever sa. ia la coga-
Deg "crreotyrcs a5 cenI...Eor Presents, "
W. 's'' a"amy' ~ "EEs CO.. SS9 Broadway
49,. y,., me-
49, ~. 80, 80, ~ ~, .. ..aa a Ans
s,s, - ioss1 cas- vi neat tasty, AMI ducaole
-
~ issl.'s. r,as n.s saa tue m:ss .ypsss
r9,en - nHguasd = beauty ana elegance II sign
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~ C. HORTON, ArCTtlNEEE, WILL SELL TaIS DAY.
". at i0is o'clock at - ssth svenuc turnisrre. pr
RI Fix boxes in rs suit ,hnss-s,
ing stcves 10, r.. ALSO, bv vi-tus af excc,i.i
chat 10.
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7 cST--A GOLD RAID Bra GELET, FASTENED wITG
~ slide, o. ntpfoay al etsher 90 iaJler sNoon
gong there Howard eutssle reward
sill he given fer the eae ~ lsng a, No 6NacdougA
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WAhTsD-lE A RkTSlL DRu STORE IN Book.
W In, Itui an to take charge. One sho
nrceisFIos the business az we'll umeng
may arpiy to ". Utis, ls0 tlactc strstL
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/. ucTloN NorICg-gLsGANT 20

UcTloN FOTiCE.-ELsGANT ROSEWOOD, MA
u .gsny, aod black walnut furniture 5AauEL OS
GnOD. -reieer will sell this day at saeroon II Nsassu
street re and general assortment ~ househ Id snd
fn allure oufisug OF plrior sits sttia
hroeaee puSh hair lcth: also msncgasy aaa black
Nonu. 70 ceres chairs sofss bGrsrus bed teis l,re
email MIR Enrdrohes bojkcasJ, paintin ,s,
urpre &c TIE whole T. lie colo wishoN 10 rty
eash sdvances cats gus tho morens % bale Ali.
aaI. my sleigh roLte remain uncallec 70. from previous
e.lte.
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HENRY II. LEEDS ACCTIONEER.-sUPERB SALE
III Of tho most fashion able and best quality Of diamond
.orl oil % the first 10 variety style precious
s,nes. gid watches 40 .nkNkY II. LEEDS 4 co. wall
eel by auctos, Saturday Dec st. ~ II O'clock
trc no sail street tte most ,eautful aud
,ortmnt Of costly jewelrv cred this conng ~
disncnd c-orses brooches ines. finger do, do
90 Gin e ne rns s,srf Tins &C. all made for the best
ers and aned In particular; also lsrse
cce Of other jeHelry set with VARIOUS kinds Of precious
st. nee cleo 80 d.; also en- invoice OF gold watches
epmced and OF beat uusy, gnther with Ia ole Of
go jewery, 10 Its s,ld oer the public better qua
ny and commend them TO taeir particular atten
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asse se,taa 'seeoUs.

CT mn W. ~ non rpyD AND MORTGAGE
~ .bRfN ryta nfF f"' tore l. on two hcusos All
los,sr a. va ms. ssos,1@ 49, 60. vuscs
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LIQUORS, SO.

IMPORTED CORDIALS * MAUD TREADWkLL.
1876 Pearl street cfr sale the following ported
oordialo-ADisetti Bordeaux II pcmpon.llss Curacao
genuine Toe ing hrt and teconS quslty absnths supe
fior swiss kersohenwheer genuine ccuvet oordiss
sorted Of superior quality AL u Assortment bran
diee, in bora.
IRISH WBlsKEY AND FRENCH BRANDIES.-FoR
salo In bgrd Two punch Of George Ross Dusiiu
whstcy: ~ John Jami.s,n soma do,
ior cxtks tanur knchell brandy % casks st Johuis
do 10 S-xnette all aud sr Custom lopae iock
fpply - D. ItAk1 ~ Jas strset
AfINEs, CORDIAL. BRAt pIEs, &C -rAMII, Es OR
~ 6cslesRo Nsut u gin sprditls brsndts shlskey
ttTrra, &t tvt nnd ft aasnrnent aud the lowest
fTtp, 1T the OF The ahsrreaF Eturth
ttr GNr IS hi lftfrr charge Il ge Is prown
y, u NN1tENlll ~ EoarF sue aud 40 roams A,
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,SfAfTEp- A PROTESTANT NAN, WHO UNDER
~ ataL De farming e.eralls who goos driver and
can tar cave hcrtee 70 20 sixty oilc tbs Mort, rycr
hore reed aIpy without Frat rate nj 0o
FIorA street.
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MAITsD-A SITUATION, AS aaLEssAS IN
" whcteaic dry goods store or impoftng bontc
toor collector by active business who as been re-
Enary bred III Good city ierrsaoes can b, svn
Phase address -. w Herald ofio,.
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~ d. NASH AUCTIoNEER, store SO BROADWAY
~. SletiGt S,r % PrItirv ats als-This day, tFr
dat) 80 30, Mt 10 o'clock ~, 81 Ann street oil the
ii4h to ard If yard =. huston o. ia and
the sttau pres engiuo typc, sat al
the ptng raIs in and ab,Et tn ocs oIth, said
| IplA stcn
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mend sapt of gold pens nud p1es to drop
hs j. IN FuLbt $ got Pon nnufi otorv, No ~! Hroan
few doors below CortlSpd t atrsot whore they will