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DRUGGISTS &C.,
NEW DRUG STORE.
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3. (forperiy Of he. firm Of E5cin Browp 6 Co.. /.
z2HAS opened, with entire stock Of Drugs -
NJ Medicines, Paints, Oils, Perfumery &C. &c, III 4
A on the site formerly occupied by the old firm, odS
No. 4 College street three doors from Union, where he
will be pleased 10 wait upon his old friends snd citizens gen
erally Particular attention is given to Physicians Pre-
sctpons which viii be Sled with accuracy aEd dispatch
SgRGcaE INSTRUMENTS comprising Pocket Cases. asso
ed Pocket Vial Cases several patterns; Specuiums
assorted Midwife Ampuiatng and Trepanning Instruments
in separate Tooth Forcep and Keys Stehescopes
Cnpping Apparatts Stomach Pumps; Dissection lBsfru
mens 6c frusses in every complete assortment
Ofeveyhing usually kept IN This inenay be found at
ang7 JIG. BROWNS
GHEMICAL LS.--A large stock and from the best
Z manufacturers, some exceedingly rare never before
brought to this market Attention of Physicians 10 this
partoi my stock is respectfully solicited
DERMUDA ARROW ROOT.-Warranled per.
aug7 J. C, BROWN.
DERFUMERY-In every styie, French, German aud
i American Colognes Hair Oils, Pomades, &c, &C.,
Tooth Powder and Paste PEer Aromatic Vinegar, Gienns
Rose Bears OIL Bell Lavender brown and white Windsor
sornent of Plain md Fancy Soaps, Hair Brushes &c &C.
Shell and Buffalo Dressing and Fine Comb Ivory do. Pow
der Puts and Boxes, Lilly White, Alabaster, &c; s.
augl BROWN.
DEKIN TEA COMPANY.-Ihav have full supply OF
the best qualities of Teas, put up by this COMPANY
1t is the formerly kept by Ewin Brown Co., which
gave such general satisfaction The Ne Plus Ultra Black
Tea and Plantation Imperial Thought to be superior to
any in this market also Teas in small caddies Of lbs
each. aug7 JIG BROWN.
CONGRESS WATER have made arrangements
~ to keep constant supply of this water which receive
direct from the Spring;3 gross just received.
ang7 q BROWN.
-CTOKE WARE-Ofal descriptions and best quality;
- also, Flower Pots, assorted sizes.
aug7 J G BROWN.
DAMB00 FISHING POLES-lO0 just received;
ID also full assortment of Fishing Tackle Limerick
Hooks or Snoods, pointed Poles, &C.
aug7 J. G. BROWN.
TSOR THE HAIR-Lyons Katharion Bogie's Hype-
rion Fluid, Barry and Clirchughs Tricopherous at
aug7 J G BROWN.
CTARCH.--l5 boxes Proctor 4 CANDLES Pearl Starch
y also, superior article of country made Starch /
aug7 j. G. BROWN.
TNURNIP SEED.-A large lot of Summer aud Win |
Il ter, and Summer and Winter mixed
aug7 J G. BROWN /
TNOR JELLIES.-S UeiaII1e, Cooper .s4ee.
il Russia Sheet and Shred ISngass also fine lot of
Flayoring Extracts. ang7 J. G. BROWN. |
r EXTINCTION MUSTARD, in 4, =, and Il, Cans /
u fresh and just reed. aug7 J. G. BROWN
NEAST POWDERS and Browns Ess Jamaica Gin |
Il ger White Lead Red Lead, Chrome yellow Chrome
Green &c Lard Oil, Lnseed Oil Trpentine Varnish &e
aug7 J, G. BROWN, 43, College ST.
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JAMES D. LEHEER,
pFsRABEE CoUNTRY kEsTpENcE FOR SALE.

DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
WISH TO dispose of my Farm on Mil Greek, AZ gsSs
1 miles from Nashville, about 40 rods from the MuT-S
freesborn' Turnpike adjoining the lands of Birdwell
Caldwell Minerva and Franklin Colleges containing about
acres about wood sAd the balance under cul
tvaiionwba good orchards therear the State,
sng ofpeaehes apples pears grapes plumbs in great
springs The improvements very faireonsisting Of
good frame house. with porch 20 feet 'front.' good brick
house. smoke house Kitchen stables, cribs, &c The orch
ard bv attention. would yield from $500 to $500 year
~ the fruit is of @ choicest kind My only for
wishing dispose OF it Is my intention to change my loca-
ton aud business will dispose OF my stock and furniture
o any peIso wishing purchase the said farm. Terms
accommodating Tile midisputabq For further particu-
itrs enquire OF L. MOSES,
,mg4 No 10 College ST.
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HUNTSVILLE, Januafy II, I59z-a
DR. BLEDsoE;-l take the liberty and fell it to Ee my duty
to recommend TO all persons suffering from disease Of the
sepeTor medicine My son. aged Is years had been under
medical treatment about five years for dyspepsia and dar
rhea having almost despared Of his recovery con-
ciuded to try your Alternative two bottles of which, believe
entirely cured him. MICAJAH CAYCE
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WALNUT JOCKEY CLUB ASSOCIATION
...... ...- RACES. .-..

~ ,2sszsSSe> 2ssszzESSe
FINHE FALL MEETING over Tins Course win commence
on Monday the Sd day of October 1885, and continue
throughout the week, viz:
FIRsr aAr-MoNDaY- Sweepstake for Two year olds-
The dash Of mile. 800 en $50 forfeit. Closed with
four entries
Gen w w Woodfolk emf be by Sovereign, out OF the
dam ofComprunise, by Stakeholder.
Gen W. g. Harding ent eh. E. by Shamrock dam Gam
by Pacific
Jo Aversou enters b. g. by Sovereign, dam Clara
Howard by imp Barefoot
Also emf br by Sovereign dam Jane Mitchell by imp
ieYiathan.
SFcoxD B,Y-TuEspAy-S for three year ods,
mile heats $50 entrance, $50 forfeit Closed with three
entries
Jo Aversion enters Bale Peyons ch by Wagner, dam
Cbra BY Eclipse. -.-
Gen W G Harding enters b. by Epsilon, dam Beta by
Imp Beviahan.
Also, ch f by Ambassador, dam Kate King by Imp.
Pnam.
THIRD -wEDSsDAY.-AssOciatiOn Purse $3.50
- mile heats
FouRTH decentralization Purse $3.50
mile heats.
Firm r-FRmAY.-Sweepstake for three year Ods,
mile heats, $500 entrance 500 forfeit. Closed with
five enieries.
Gen W G Harding enters b. c by Epsilon, dam Nanny
Killum, Imp
GB Williams enters ch f by Wagner, dam Eudora, by
Priam.
10 Averson enters b. c. Frank Pierce by Sovereign dam
by Imp. Leviathan
II Bugg enters CHI Lady Greene, by Belshazzar dam by
Sir Richard.
Wiley Taylor enters ch c. Wellington, by Wagner, dam
by Stakeholder
SIxH Standardization Purse St0c
-four mile heats. Z. r. GLASCOCh,
aug Secretary
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UNION AND AMERICAN
oEFIcE.No. n, pEApERIcK srKrET..

TIE WEEKLY UNION AND JANIS. .fnrnished
sl TO subscribers az the tOoNing rates Single copies
h year in advances 81 30; within the year 50 90 al e end
of the year a % cbgss-of five and upwards-s2.e 90
per copy far one year Clubs or subscribers VII berS
ceyed for SIX months al flie Ioregeng rates
he TRIWEEKLY is published every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday. at $ per in ADVANCE il notpaid in
advance, Sc - 's" Y -=t" 4-si 'i1
tx4 DAILY is published at Eight Dollars 8
= fEs> THE MONEY IN ALI. CASES TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. 81 'A ''+l.'"
Remances Of subscriptions may be made by mail at our
ls-- risk.
paper will be sent cut te State unless The order
lpanied with the cash. ,slsaftl ii-u ss.-.
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SALE OR RENT.

NOR SALE OR RENT.-A new Frame House Just
completed with rooms, well pllsiered and pa.
pered Situated on Church street, in Hines addition 10
Nashville The said house about four hundred yards
from the Female Academy, and viii be sodon reasonable
terms.
anc1s W d. ROBERTSON, AfLemore St
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Prizes Sold IN Auq,etIf
u, S35,0O0x sold in Package TO Mississippi. ~
u..- $4,000 sold 10 Club in Tennessee -
$4,000 sold to amerehant in South Carolina 1--
$4,000 sold in Package Wholes to Kentucky l75 4
'1a1 $1,000 sold IN Package to Georgia ~ Eg
Ht Sll,5eo sold in Package to N. Carolina
$4,000 sold 10 a Club in Ohio.
- 2,080 sold to a Correspondent in New York.
f-F $1,000 sold 20 Lady in Virginia. ~.
. $1,000 sold in Package to Pennsyya ~
=. For brilliant Prizes always mali your orders e.e
4t t-'t PlFER co, No. 1 LfgAt street, BaEtizgore &
20 The most successful method TO draw a Prize is to
Pura Psebrge The experiences Of every day strength
ens this declaration. ID Z ft " q 8 -EE
-i-rs No such gcord as Far at PgJey d -C5's.
.a5- Forward your orders without Ieayi =
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GAZE, woNDzR AND ADMIRE

GAZE, WONDER AND ADMIRE t5-.
And with lickernE eyes and 'iichng palms acknoEl-
--.- edge fascination powerful than the
WIZARD SPEIsLl .---,-f- =, gu
As we shall uncover and reveal TO the adnTng world,
Knowledge more Startling with bessin g;
and in ITS results more interesting TO the human family
than the s-'
BURNING OF THE EPHESIAN DOME rs-
having for It's basis = and evolving in
Its details of thought richer than the Boon Of Free
dom l-nOre valuable TO unborn generations than the
discovery of graYitation by the fall of the %@ IT
~ '.t '-'-a--'' APPLE ON MILLIONS HEAD.
The Golden Sands of San Louis Potosi and Australia The
translucent lustroGs and dazzling Wealth Of King Schahza
man, ALL all grow dim pale and lose their splendor before
the SPARKLING BRILIIANCH
OF our gorgeous and most TRIUMPHANT LUCK.
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DOY,S CLOTHING DEPOT The subscribers
have the most extensive and varied assortment OF
Clothing for Bows from 10 10 ever offered ior Se IN me
Union Orders for Gentlemen Clothing filled at the short
est notice.
Persons purchasing Clothing at this establishment have
the privilege Of changing them II they do mol snit o
S. w corner ofChestnut and lost Philadelphia
April 6, le52-1y
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AS Just received and opened large and well assorted
4 stock of Fancy Dinner, Tea, Desert and Tete-atee
Sets; Fancy Toilet Bottles Decanters, Puff Boxes Gobets
Pitchers Vases Coffee Cups ewery Boxes CandeSticks
Gard Baskets Ink Stands Mugs Paper Weights Toy Sets
Sllvered Bowles, Goblets and Salt Stands with great
variety OF other fancy articles together with gilt and White
Emma, Stone, yellow and common GasswsreS. All of
which offered at wholesale or retail on as reasonable
terms as any house in the west Now is the time TO by
wares cheap, they advancing and soon shall ad-
vance the prices [aug2l-2ml il DARDEN.
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HuNrsvILLE, Jannary 12, 1852

PhTsalans are requested to try this preparation. We
fee satisfied will sustain the character give tot in this
publication -f. 80. zle..F v--s
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"AYANA CIGARS.-We have this day received
10000 Superior Begalia lOBdre and PrenSaaoS Cigars,
70 which we invite the attention of smokers
nlv Al n. r. d JlNON.
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] DRUGS, &C. Is .a
DR. pLRDsoIgs ALrEaArTyg co,5eoITvn

7.e lae1y az keiales Tor tks sslsss q IL iarer
gseepna Enlargement and {iJlasadtioa OF tke Sser
HSart5sres Cts F2zsasaes Plss ,Ceassrz1tio. "a,
Diseases Of ts Bo,re dad sse dsef@es drse from
= eisorerd stas of tie Stomach LiUep sr Bossa as
,Scyof and Sores IF aay hind For Gsaeyal DeBi|isg
from s8kic8 Ladies' iegssa:y sugr, there * not rs
eyusIiR TIE scl5ks Iiaksag &ailAss ils s-- r+1
TINE inventor Of this preparation for three years
completely prostraed from Dyspepsia and inactivity Of
the Liz e that he was frequently for weeks at time unaJefo
raise himself from his bed He sought aid from physicians
home and in Europe but in vain; his pronounced
ceeded in curing himself Since he has been practcng me
icine his success in such has been uivalled- He
has been aware Of the inefedty of the pabic and cOlse
until the character IF Ie medicine was fully established
by its success as shown the certificates which have been
advertised. t.s.ss
Tenn, with whom Oen advised during the time oi my
suffering. f.-a-rs
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Again as we passed on up that street, still busy
and thronged at midnight, as a country village at
midday intermission Of church service, ever and
anon from some sidestreet came up the cry Of "hot
corn-hot corn" and ever as heard it. that lit
tie girl and her drunken mother, and the bad man"
at the corner grocery, and we thought that hers
was the best, the strongest Maine Law argument
which had ever faIenupon our listening ear.
Again as we turned the corner Of Spring ST.
the glare and splendor of Thousand gas lights and
the glitteriug cut glass of that for the FIRST time
lighted up bar-room of the Prescott House. SO Iaud
ed by the Press for its magnifcenee, dashed our
ewes and almost blinded our senses to a degree of
imagination that first class Hotels must have such
Five Point deEizen-making appurtenances as this
glittering room, shamelessly inviting, open to the
street; when that wateh-word cry, like the pbrochs
starting peal came up from the near vicinity. wall
ing like lost spirit on the midnight air---IIot
corn, hot corn here's your nice hot corn-snok-
ing hotAhot-hot eorn.'
on .sYes, yesI / hear You ery--it is a watch-worl-
a glorious wateh-word that bids US do or die--un-
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hereby certify that have been acquainted with Dr.J
n Bledsoe and some years ago he reduced ee eve
lower than have ever seen any one that afterwards
ed with what supposed be Dyspepsaand Liver affection
and after trying prescriptions OF many Physicians in this
with preparation OF his own in being restored to good
health .-.t .--. NJ GABBERT, NJ d,
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.-f-.- LIEF INSURANCE..
Efua Insu rance Co. of Hartford.
E LIFE DEPARTMENT..
Annuity Fund Sl50,0oO.
LNXCLUSIVELY held pledged, and appTo prated, $SSy
H with IT'S reserved aecumuations, by the chartsrIA
and regulations ohe Company, 10 the payment of Annu
ties and losses upon Insurance L and in eventia
Ge other de5l contracts, liabilities, engagements of
he company.
OFFICERS.
THos. X. BRACE, PEes't, S. l.. LOOMS, Secretary;
a. BuLKLRY, Vice }. w. SEYMOUR, Act'y, President.
Managing Directors for the Life Department.
E. A. BULRLEY, john L BOSWELL,
ROBERT BUKLL, ........ ... ..- ROLAHD MATHKR,
blILEs 4. 1rTTLz, EDWIN G. RIPLEY
r. HEERA Q. Parry.
This being Joint Stock propriety company and eondue-
ted te cash system the Managers have adopted table
premium is consistent with safety and
iaueA lozssr than those of the Mutual Companies.
Applications risks white persons, received by the
undersigned who viii unish Prospeetusesof the Compa
any. and any Information relative thereto. 60 80
Rsks against diseases and accidents causing
DEATH taken Policies issued and losses adjusted at this
Agency. JOS NASH, Agent,
Office y. W. corner Public Suare,
opposite Planters Bank. Nashville, aug. 10, 1852.
Medical Examiners. -lt
"A, W!Sg6os; gn d NJ y n once hours, sto5, Pm
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II , Total number OF Policies issued by this szs
Company up July LIST, lS52--eight thousand SSrsA
six hundred and eightyone. EssrsS
III F7Diydends made annualy on all Life Po-1a.1s7@~
cesH shape stock, bearing interest atthe rate OF per
cont. = .F.
The dividends heretofore have always averaged from
40 10 SO per cent. .lt.aF .5s-
= Persons taking Policies for the whole term of
life give their at IL for 4Oper
premium, and pay so per cent in cash. ~ .ataa
applications prospectus fthe company, in
formation relating the subject of Life Insurance may be
made at the ooe ofthe undersigned General Agent for the
State of Tennessee Hl JOSEPH NASH
rf...r oAce n. W. eornerlPubie Square,
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Toward The salvation of the thousand eQally pitia-
pie objects as the little girl, whose waiting ery has
been the melting cause Of this prcsent dish of SHot
CorH-smoking hot.' 81 -.-.-,.-.-.s -.
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LIFE INSURANCE.. =
HARTFORD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, HART.
FORD, CONNECTICUT. 81 --
JAMES DIxoS, Pres. G ~ HENHY l.. MILLER Sec'y.
Capital and Surplus $500, 600.
Insurance on lives of white persons the joint stock
and mutual plan.
A1so-nsranee on the lives of Negroes on reasonable
terms =-... e1Ffr- S. II. LOOMS,
Jan l5-Gm t.--. ..- Agent.
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CTARCH.--l5 boxes Proctor 4 CANDLES Pearl Starch
- also, superior article of country made Starch.
aug7 J G. BROWN
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CHEMICALS large stock, and from the best
manufactures some exceedingly rare, never before
brought to this market Attention Of Physicians 10 this
part Of my stock is respectfully solicited
aup7 I q BROWN F.
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A MR. WINTERS had lost nearly all Of his hair and
"a had been bald for many years BY the use OF tee 5o
ties cf tie Magnetic Ointment hGf his lair eatjriy re-
S0Td and now has beautiful hcadof hair any man
could wish. His age is about 80 years.
OF Mr. Warren, OF this town. Il years Of age had
been afflicted with the Asthma from his cradle He had
the benefit of the best medical advice that loving and
wealthy father could procure, without avail II one OF
most skeleton By the Of few bottles Of the Oin
ment he or0yqdy eare and fer seven months past has
enjcyed robust health.
This was an extreme case Of Inflammation Of tie Spleen
of long standing has variety If treatment from no less than
eigbt different physicians without receiving beneiWas
cured bv the use of only four bottles of the Magnetic ONT
This was four months ago and the lady "a Mrs Dun
ham, is still in good health and able TO attend to her usual
household duties Ibaye treated two Of Chronic Sore
Ftes with the Ointment both of the patients Bcrty
hind as 70 need an attendant 10 lead them from place To
place One Of them had been afflicted wears the other
about years They had tied the best physicians IN the
State without benefit and Of diem had been under the
treatment of the celebrated Dr. Muzy, Of Cincinnati, for
eighteen months and had expended hundreds Of dollars IN
efforts TO effect cure They now by use OF the
Magnetic Ointment nearly quite cured and are able 10
read and attend 10 any ordinary business have USED te
Ointment number Of Piles and in no rSe hdS II
fditei Of gjgjHg 3miIte Feief and geRerelgd permanent
cuyes have also used benecy IN OF Fry
speas. And last but least have within the laSt year
cured four Of CANCER BY the use OF the Magnetic
Ointment alonei
From thorough trial of the Ointment in nearly every
disease for which it is recommended can confidently re-
commend TO be Of the mOSt useful remedies ever OF
fered to the public. Respectfully Yours,
BURTON HUBBELL, NJ. d.
Dated Jan 27, 1870 Amelia, Ohio.
The character Of this Ointment an efficient remedy is
established in this city There quite number OF md
viduas who ascbe their restoration to health 70 the use o
this extraordinary Ointment.
For sale by II. G. SC0YEI4
BERRY & DEM0VILLE, -.
mav6 CARTWRIGHT & ARMSTRONG
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DIR. WM. McLANE,
INDIAN AND GERAAN ROOT n0cTOP

ESPECTFULLY announces 70 the citizens OF NashviIk
y and vicinity, that he has returned again after resi-
dence OF fourteen years in the South, and peanenyla
Gated himself in South Nashville at the corner of Wash
ingOn and Pearl Streets where he may at all times be u
by those whOmay wish to consult him.
lie has IN hs possession many certificates from men
eminent standing Cerfifvinn- -fria,a-4 ,,o - ~
most distressing cases Of the following diseases vizNer
yous Affections Liver Complaints Dyspepsas Chills and
Fevers Pleuflsle Asthmas, Colds Coughs Inepient Con
sumptons, kheumatsms, Weak Lungs Fits Dropsies
Cancers Ulcers, SeOous, HeInopasis Of the Lungs and
other tienoI1ge Diarrhoa Diseases Of the Kdnevs Mer-
cural and NeneTea Iaints Of the Blood Diseases of Chill
dren orms and various other Diseases incident to the h
system.
During his residence in the South he attended to over ten
Thousand different cases. all Of which he treated with more
than ordinary success
Dr. McLane hopes from his much experience in the Medi-
cal Profession and the degree Of that has attended
MS efforts heretofore to obtain the confidence and patronage
Of the sick and afflicted
Nashville Feb 9-lv. DR. WM NcT,ANF
e8 All Letters addressed postpaid to South Nashville
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FQrrcE 70 vEsTEgE TRAvrL.IyRs.


TTWR0UGII by Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroads. Phil
sdelphia to Piitsbcg, Pa Nassillon. Wooster. Cleve-
sand, Ioieo, Columbus Ciacanai nGiauapos sayeiie,
ierre lianie Chicago and iauie Through BY Railroad
rom ON fhlladeiphia 70 Cinenrsii 10 81 hours
shalest and qaosess route from he Atlantic Cities TO the
pies vest Passengers viii end this the most pleasant
Fone 10 " Orleans Only SlI 30 Cincinnati; 81 10 louis
Fe; $ls 70 81 ioais Via Peansvvana Railroad An The
fouoWng day Steam Packets from iiisburQ P,ceyetate
Capt " Eeltsbooser, leaves Ptsbi Sunday Keysio a
ota Na' e'ailes aIsne leaves Pitsburg Monday ALE
CHENEY, Capt Charles BacheioT leaves littsbtry Tne
ay: Crystal Palace Capt kountz leaves psboSe VEL
nesdey; Brilliant Capt ] Grace leaves piitsbar aHs.
day: Ptisbmg Capt Hugh Campbell leaves Pttstaf1 Fr
day; Messengef, No. p Capt john klneser Iasves Pitts
burg Saturday Boarding and lodging bard the Packets
extra Piitsbug to Cincinnati. s.; louisville, g. St
Louis, 50.
Pare through Ev Raroad from pila,lel pha to Pittsbur
s. 80; Masson $40 Clevelasd, slo Mansfield ana Crest
line s1; ColumbGs SD 90 Toledo, Sl5; Cincinnati via
Grestine,l Sl5 Chioaso sa Michigan Southern K r.
Sls25 To Chicago n susee kenosha, Ill., Racine. Mil
wauke Shebovssn, Wisconsin, via Detroit and Michigan
Central Ra,soad. sis.
The Cars Will leave tie Commonwealth Station, n T.
Coi1searof Schuylk . Aad Market Streets where tickets
can be purchased Of BInghSn Z &Doc Agents Of e State
and Columbia Raihoad Lines.
The morning ESpress Tram through to Ptsburg Ceve.
land Cincinnati and Chicago villeave at 1oclock, A. b.
Through TO Cincnnaii in 81 hours.
The night Mail Train al ~ r. NJ Through to Cincin-
natl in As hours epang oae nights comfortable rest at
Pittsburg.
e above lines pass Though AID stop st Iancaser rar-
risbmg IewistowD, Huntingdon, Holiday sbug, John
stawn GTeenburg and intermediate places.
korfcE.-ln case ofl0S lie Company VIII hold heDsel
yes responsible iorpersonal bagge only and for amount
not exceeding 500. THoS. MOORE, Agent
ipne AT PsDnSvl,-ania Rqilrfod Co
ba and al intermediate places, viii leave the above s5on
"a. l.. NJ
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

i .
TINHEab HOTEL is open for the reception Of ~
/ PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT B0ARDEliS. Iii
This long established and Wellnown House has under
cone thorough alteration roHghout and furnished with
new and fashionebie FURNITURE -
The TABLE wild always be supplied with the BtoI me
market affords; and the Proprietor trusts by systematic
course both with aud the regulations Of he house
generally he viii be enabled to give entire satisfaction 70
those that may Grvor him with their patIenage
iau29-lY trw |.. ..Hf--l JNo. W, M,l1II--AIS. 81 I--AIS.
UNPOWD R-MANUEACTURED Bl The
III HAZARD Powder Company OF Connecticut;
1000 kers Kentucky Ride Powder, % lbs each
500 halfkegs do DO do l2$4 do do;
251 or kegs do do do 81 do do;
500 AeyS Deer do do - 90 uo'
loco ksr, Blasting do p do do;
5D9Hs do i kegs each) do 125 do do;
300 cIuistefs fine Rifle do POUND
w above ,syer las inst been received direct from the
rrlauacorq n The liazard Powder Company-the qnhty
Of which IS well kioxn throughout the United States Ah
c,s,,,,Iy iJlel ly application at my Powder Dapot
Nor.h Fast corner Public Square, NashvIle
ALSJ-s50 800 feet Safety Fuse Of best qaaliiy
). II. LOOMS, Agent
r,,rch25 for the Hazard Powder Company