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cest, for reasons probably analogous, was the law
or custom of various oriental dynasties.
The court of The sovereign was composed of
several persons Of rank more or less elevated.
Immediately after the monarch came the royal
children, the principal magnates, and the most
distinguished noblemen, together with others OF
less note. As in European countries, the Peru
Wan arstocracy derived its origin from its per
sonal vaor and its relationship 10 the sovereign,
and contained or consisted OF five orders.
The name of Peru was not known 10 the
natives, and, according TO Garcilasso signifies
river, word which, pronounced by one OF the ma
lives, in answer 10 question put by the Spaniards,
gave birth 10 an error, causing this name TO be i'm
puted 10 the vast empire Of the Incas, the adven-
turous troops of Pizarro believing that thus the in
habitanls called the country.
In that early day the Peruvians improved The
land ~ maritime provinces, with guano; but il
did moi enter into their minds that period, far in
the future, this description Of manure would form
the basis of treaty stipulations, and become i'm
porlant staple in their explorations.
The political laws on those people Were concise
and wise, one Of which was that Of brotherhood
which treated Of mutual aid in the cultivation OF
lands and the construction OF houses; and another
in favor Of invaids, which required that the lame,
the deaf the dumb the blind, the crippled, the de-
crepn, and the iniirm should be supported al the
public expense. The code of civil laws was sim
pie and the punishments severe. Idleness was
severely punished, and it was ignominous TO
suffer the penalty for this vice. In the Ian
guage of the author, ii is certain that history has
no record Of any government which, by such ade-
quae means, was able 10 amalgamate so intimate
ly such different nations and form ofthem a whole
SO compact; and the system by which they estab-
lshed one of the most extensive empires recorded
IN human memory, is as praiseworthy as il is full
Of interest,"
Our limits will not admit Of further notice of
this highly interesting work nor do we know
that anything additional would prove attractive
as they who desire to be better informed on the
subject of Peruvian history will read the volume
for themselves II is, we repeat, full Of instruc-
ton.
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nag- Among the recent arrivals we notice

RS~ Among the recent arrivals we notice
Heman }, RedGeld, collector, and ]. X. Broad
head naval officer for the port Of New York ;
John Van Buren,, and Senator Gwin, of Cali
fornia.
United States Marshal Wyncoop, of Phila-
delphia, is at Browns hotel. ...a.. .N
Hon. John G. Floyd, of New York, is at the
United States hotel. -e.
In addition to the above, we learn that the
Hon, A. II. Stephens, Of Georgia, has arrived
and taken rooms at Mrs. Esterleys.
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The w estminster Review-we ack0owlea.,

Tie w estminster Review.-We acknowledge
the receipt from Messrs. Taylor Il Maury of this
standard quarterly. In its contents we find an
elaborate and well written article on !" Religion
IN Italy, interesting to every intelligent reader
The writer has evidently been an attentive OBJ
server Of the religious tendency of tina, country
for many years. The Progress Of Fiction as an
Art" and the Contemporary Literature OF Eng
land, America, Germany and France" are worth
careful perusal of the general reader
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Sad Mortality..-.Died. in October las, =, Pc

Sad Mortality.-Died in Octoberlast, al Provi-
dence, Louisiana, of yellow fever, John w Miller,
T. M, and Harriet, his wife, DIR. J. Gum and wife,
son-in-law and daughter of the former. Mr. Mil.
Ter was a native OF Frederick, and for many years
a merchant of Winchester, Virginia. And on the
23d day of October last, at .Muscatne, Iowa Geo.
W. Miller, brother of the former, aged 81 years,
also native Of Frederick, and for many years d
merchant Of Baltimore --N
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Outlines of Comparative Pathology, with

Outlines of Comparative Philology, with a
sketch of the languages of Europe, arranged
upon philologc principles, and brief history
of the art of writing. BY M. Schele De We're,
of the University of Virginia. For sale by R.
Farnham.
The author Of the outlines does not pretend to
lay before the reader novel or originalviews. His
aim has been TO state briefly, in popular manner
and with view TO give rather suggestive than
complete information, what comparative philoogy
is and what it has done. The growing import
ance OF this science, and the absence of any work
to which the student might resort with the hope
ofthns finding everything that pertains TO the study
of language, collected and arranged, seemed 10
justify the attempt. The work is highly interest
ing TO the lovers of such pursuits.
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heA.lt is with great pain we announce that
Hon, Charles G. Atherton, senator from New
Hampshire, has been afflicted with paralyte
stroke: We hope most sincerely that his emf
nent ability may yet be preserved for his coun-
try ..t... ."A as4r ."-. ... #..
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4 &f,- The work of decapitatng the freeso Of
fce-holders in Massachusetts has already begun
in pursuance Of the general order, lateyiissned
through General Gushing. Two or three aboli.
ton postmasters, who were appointed by General
pierce's special favor, and then joined The coaI-
ton, have been removed The orders for Ibis
good work were not sent till YESTERDAY
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Rachel, the Tragedienne.-

HSsfSI' tfc HTHSCuicHHcs--IH ne FfenCh MIN
,ster OF State has consented to the tour Of Rache
TO Russia, for the six winter months. She has
signed an engagement 10 reappear at Paris on The
lst Of June. Her salary for the half year is
$4,000, and her incidental expenses are to be
paid. She appears before the Gear on the 18th OIL
November
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Suit under the steamboat Law.

been instituted in the United States Circuit Court
at 81. Louis, against the steamer Federal Arch
for violation Of the late law, which prohibits
STEAMBOATS, from carrying greater number OF
passengers than is allowed by the rate of her ton
mage The penalty is sum equal TO the passage
money, and $40 besides for each supernumcrary
passengers, which in this case will amount 10
81, 100.
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9aa~ Mr.. L. X. LuNpy, bookseller, Bridge street,
Georgetown, will act agent for the Sentinel in
receiving subscriptions and advertisements.
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Naval.-The United States steamship Saranac
was put in commission on Saturday last, and lell
Norfolk on Tuesday, on trial trip TO the Capes
She viii leave in a short time Tor Constanlinople
with Mr.. Carroll Spense, the newly appointed
American minister, on board
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R.ss- Mn. GEoRGE 4. FRENcH, BOOKSELLER, King
street Alexandra, is our authorized agent 10 re-
ceive advertisements and subscriptions. Single
morning.
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United States steamer Sarana

United States Steamer Saranac. - This
steamer made trial trip from Norfolk on Wed.
nesday, and it is said perforned in satisfactory
manner. She will sail in few days for the Med
iterranean, with Carroll Spence, esq, the minister
10 Constantinople, and family, who arrived at Nor
folk on Wednesday from Baltimore.
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RJ- The success Of the Cincinnati steam FIRE.
engine has induced the city Of Louisville 10 order
similar machine ,.0.a,,
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-13

Washington Irving, the distinguished author,
has been spending d few days in Baltimore On
Thursday evening he was at the Holiday street
theatre, looking remarkably we'll
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The Caloric ship Ericsson, which has been
undergoing repairs at Williamsburg, New York.
for several months, il is said, will be ready 10
make another trip in few weeks, and that her
projectors entertain confidence that she will per
form 10 their satisfaction
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EN-. PERRIN.
VIM. MILLER.

The whole tone Of this protest is that of i'm
perial insolence. It is that Of master com
handing slave. In it turks the contempt of
those two governments for the king and his
kingdom, so often manifested in acts of violence,
and in words Of ndignity. The devil is never
without text Of scripture to justify himself
In this his satanic majesty is not unlike those
two great despoilers Of nations. Their chosen
and accustomed appeal is to treaties which
they make ropes of sand, for themselves, and
chains of iron for feebler nations.
They protest against any attempt TO annex
the islands to the United States, on the ground
that the citizens and subjects of England and
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va The veteran Gen. Bankhead with his fam
ly left Fortress Monroe Wednesday evening for
his command in Florida. Nearly every officer
stationed at this fortifcation has been ordered 10
some other post, and their places supplied by
other officers of the army The steamship Penn.
sylvania, running as a regular packet betwean
this port and Philadelphia, has been chartered bv
The Y. $. government, and was engaged Yesterday
at Old Point in receiving troops and munitions Of
war on board, TO be transported TO Tampico, FIori
da. She was TO touch AT Charleston for the pur.
pose OF taking several companies from Fort Moul
irie for the same destination.
No1oH Southern Argns
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WAsHISGroS, Nop. 3, 1853.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-14
AFFLICTED READ!

| PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE-EstabIisbed /,
L years ago by DR. KINKELIN. The Oldest surest ant
best hand to all forms secret diseases of the skin anG
solitary habits of YOUTH is DIR. kINKELIN N W. corner
OF Third and Union streets between Spruce and Pine one
and half squares from the Exchange, Philadelphia.
Take Particular Notioe.-There is habit which
boyseach each other at the academy college, habit In
dUged IN when BY themselves in solitude growing up with
the boy TO manhood and which, if abandoned in due
ume not ohy beets serious obstacles to matrimonial hap
pmess but gives rise TO series of protracted nsdous and
devastating affections Few of those who indulge this
pernlclous practice of the consequences until they
find the nervous system is shattered feel strange and unac
eteengs vague fears in the mind The indvlduaI
becomes feeble he unable to labor with accustomed Wig
or or TO apply his mind to study; his sepis tardy weak
he Sdu and Tesolute the coantenance is downcast the
eyes without natural lusre shaneaeedness is
These ore symptoms aoch should aREheR TIE attention. Of
Hese similarly afflicted. -- ~ r..-..- 8
II the victim be conscious of the Of his decay aud
having relnqused the odOus practice he suffers under
those terrible nocturnal emissions wck weaken and shans
INN, producing mental and physical prosration Ii he
eancpate himself before the practice has done its worst
and enter marmony his marriage is unrutnl and his
senses tell him that this is caused BY his early folies
leo many think they will hug the secret their own
hearts, and cure themselves Alas how ofen is this fatal
delnslon and how many apronsng YOUTH who might have
been an ornament to society," has faded from the EARTH
. Young Men !-Iet no false medesty deter YOU from
making your known TO who from education and re-
specabIy, alone befriepd you He who places himself
under DIX hlNkELNS treatment may relgiousy confde
his honor gentleman, aud in whose bosom will be for
ever locked the secret Of the patient.
Country Notwithstanding it inconvenent TO make
personal application can by stating their explicitly 10
gether with all their symptoms per letter pOspaid have
forwarded to them chest containing Dr. KS medicines
appropriated accordingly, and be cured home.
Structures of the ureha weakness aud constitutional de-
bty promptly cured and fall vgor restored an letters
post pad. .--rF ..- - .. s. ..r.-
- remittance of 25 cents in letter. post paid adj
dressed TO DR. knkein Philadelphia will secure his book
on the Secret Inirmities of Youth. sepA-wly
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gaton5 OF marriage lie without reading the POCKET
ESCULAPlUS. Let no suffering from bsctnied
Cough, Pain in the Side restless nights nervous FEELINGS
and the whale train of Despeoc sensations and given IN
by their physician, be another moment without cousunr
the ESCULAPIUS- Have the married or those about 10
be married. any mpedment read this truly useful book as
it has been the Of saving thousands of unfortunate
creatures from the very jaws Of death.
.eg- Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS en-
closed in letter. will receive copy Of this work BIZ mail
or five copies will be sent for One Dollar.
Address (post-paidD Dr. WIN. YOUNG,
marchI5-1y No. 152 Spruce ST. PhiE1.ie{pfia
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-14

ITO THE PUBIdC.-RADWAY & CO., THE
Inventors Manufacturers and Propetors Of the justly
celebrated R. r. r. Remedies the first TO discover
Remedy possessing the Marvellous and miraculous power
of stopping the most ExcruciatDg Pains instant al
laying the worst Cramps and Spasms, either internal
ternal in few minutes and soothing the most severe
Paroxysms Of rheumatism Neuralgia and Tic Doloreux
soon applied The K. K. r. Remedies consist OF
three Remedies each possessing quick and wonderful pow
over certain complaints and diseases and will instantly
RELIEVE the Human System from pain.
REGULATE each Organ TO Healthy Action.
RESOLVE away all Diseased Deposiies. .r
REN0YATE the body from all Corrupt Humors.
REBUILD the Weak and Broken Down Constitution.
RESTORE to Health, Strength and Vigor all unsound
and worn out Darts.
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PERKINS & CLACK
WHOLESALE GRO CERS
Commission and Forwarding Merchants.
Cotton and Tobacco Factors,
C5gHer of College ard Church strests AasEga1s
COFFEE-2OO bags Rio; 50 bags Havana.
so do Laguyaga; 50 do Java
ClGARS-2O,000 Imp. Havansf I3,hUe American.
100000 Cuba 6's aud Mese Cigars; o.. .
CANDLES-2OO boxes Sperm and star;
--1 geo boxes Sterine an TslIgv.
COTTON YARNS-A 10, Of assorted Nos o-nubnrs am.
PerlOl quality at manufacturers prices;
FKOIl-lSJ exs k@lsins assorted sizes 50 drums Figs
. 90 trails Almonds, 20 bbls Pecaus.
FISH-5O barrels and half barrels Mackerel; g.. 4.
pr o,,n 20 20 Ms SI naekereE Il cases Sardines;
20 do 81, LOUIS llarrison'sj
GLASS-3O0 boxes Window, all sizes:
rs do o., Pr, and y Pt Fiaskss
90 do Pint funb ers and Gobleis;
60 do Squat and Cap Jars;
5000 30 Dem1ons hveand three gailons:
IRON-TenneSsee and Pittsburg, assorted sizes
LOU OItSl 10 cases London PorIer-quaIts and piasa
10 cases Scotch Ale 3" :"
rE 20 barrels American and French Brandy;
.sr 80 do Apple and Peach
-1a 400 do Whisky, various brands
! % do Holland Gin; % do " F. Rum
% do Wine, various kinds
MOLAssE5. bbis and q 55is feboiled and s. Bsuss;
IS bbls ST Louis and y o Golden Syrup,
NAIlS-l50 kegs Pittsburgh, assorted sizes;
.-1 $50 do Wheeling
PICKI.ES-l5c cases choice asserted Pickles.
10 TOmAioe Caisup
SUGAR-lOO hhds Louisiana Sugar;
- Toe bbls 81 I,Ouissnd- Philadelphia Crushed add
- 70 iSOa NioFeringsD
! SPICES-l0 bags Allspiee; Is do Pepper;
10 do Ginger, Race and ground; ~. q. .
SALT--2oO bbls kanawha; 30 sacks tine and eoass
l35 sacks Dairy and Is boxes table ALI;
SOAP-lO0 boxes bar 80 do Fancy Soap:
SEEDS-45 barrels MiIet Seed
TEAS-20 cases-yarious brands;
TOBACCO-50 boxes Chewing, assorted brands
% boxes denny Lind superior article,
SUNDRIES-lndgo, Copperas, Madder, Olive Oil Lead
Powder, Shot Salssratus, Soda Axes Chnins
Painted Buckets, &C., &C.
For sale low for cash BY PERKINS 4 CLACK.
- Liberal advances on cynsignmenis
WANTED-lG000O Ibs ofelean washed Wool
l. 100000 lbs Bacon and Lard;
Dried Fruit, Feathers, Bseswax, Talow and Ginseng
For which we VIII pay liberal prices in cash or Groceries,
may PERKINS 4 CLACK.
CUGAR.-200 bids Prime New Sugar; =
- so barrels Clarified Sugar; 80 barrels Loaf Sugar;
90 do Crushed do; 10 DO Powdered 90;
just receiEedand for salsby EDWARDS HARRIS.
may ~
| NOLASSES, SYRUP, &C.-I50 bbls Prime No
I vi lasses; 20 bbls Suagr House Aolasses;
| 10 bbs Golden Syrup; 2Okegs Golden syrup just re-
! eeved and for sale by EDWARDS &HAREIS.
mays2
/ NOFFEE.-8OO bags Green Rio Coffee;
" 100 bags Laguyra Coffee; so bags St Jago Coffee;
25 DO Java do, just received and for sale by
| may p EDWARDS s HARRIS
! - 500 bags Fine and Coarse Salt;
| 500 kegs Nails and Brads, for sale by
may2S EDWARDS& HARRIS
] lNIGARS.-200 600 Genuine Havana Cigars;
| ~ 100000 Imitation do dc;
| loo boxes Melee Cigars; for ssle By
may22 es re-1 CT EDWARDS HARRfS.
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COACH MAKING

TINE undersigned would respectfully in sS4AsFn
i form their friends and the public that %E1x ~
they have taken the old stsnd of c. T. Watson No a.
Deaderck ST. where they intend to carry COACH MAX
ING in all its branches Wewl keep constantly hand
an assornentof Carriages, which will dispose of on
reasonable terms Carriages of every description made
order promptly Repairing done reasonable terms and
public rely upon getting their work when promised
Work entrusted to will be warranted to be Of the best
workmanship and materials.
~ BLACKSMITHING.-Ever description of BLACK
SMITHS WORK executed in the best manner on liberal
terms.
~ HORSE SH0EING.-We have in our employ expert
enced HORSE SH0ERS and the public may reyon getting
their horses shOd in the neates All woTksrf ur ~
to care will be under the immediate superntszds "a a
the Propreors and pains expense spared to give sat
sacon to ALL We respectfully soil, kfrom the public
liberal share of their patronage
feb Ply ....-H. GRAN SHEPHERD
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Chronic Rheumatism


The undersigned being authorized by resolution of
the Board of Mayor and Aldermen OF the City of Nashville
at its meeting the 4h instant 10 dispose OF the following
valuable property, to wit: l... .... a.
Lots Nos % and 90 the west side Of Summer street.
fronting said street so feet and running back 20 feet to
an aey on which there is two story BRICK TENEMENT,
occupied at present by VIM. c. Hurt Also Lot No %,
situated the west side of Cherry street south of Broad
street fronting Cherry street SO feet and running back
$50 feet on which there are TW0 TENEAENTS one of
BRICK and one of WOOD Tie above lots wl be divided
to suit purchasers. For more particular description OF
said lots reference be made to Book No H. pages COS
and SOC in the Registers office of Davidson county.
The above property will be sold at private sale at any
time between now and the 18th day Of December next and
if not sold previous that time, will be offered on that day
al PUBLIC SALE
The above PANIED property will be sold on credit Of one
two and three years Notes payable in Bank without inter-
est with good endorsers, and lien retained until the pur-
chase money is paid. W. H. HORN, Mayor
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BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY.

OEFROY7, NEAR BROAD STREET
y THE Subscriber respectfully returns his :,
a thanks to the public for past favors, and So a
- hcitsa continuance patronage in the above ~
<szSzs4ne also A4EsA
COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING. b
Together with every description Of Metal Turnngs Metal
ic Packings, Babit Metal and Castings
Soda FOuns Generators, Ale Pumps and Pumps of
~ description manufactured to order repaired at short
notice.
Cash will be paid at all times for old copperand brass
inne22-lY B. COLE
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DIR. WIN. McLANE.

lNDlhn AND GERMAN ROOT DOCTOR,
ID ESPECTFULL1 announces to the citizens of Nashville
and vicinity, that he has returned again after resi-
dence of fourteen years in the South and permanentya.
Gated himself in South Nashville, at the corner of WASH
ngton and Pearl Streets where he may at all times be foun
BY those who may wish to consult him if
de has IN his possession many certificates from men
eminent standing certifying to the permanent of the
yous Affections, Liver Complaints Dyspepsias Chis and
Fevers Pleurises, Aslmas Colds Coughs Incipen Con
symptoms, KheunarIsms Weak Lungs, Fits, Dropsies
Cancers Ulcers Seroulous Hemoptass of the Lungs and
other Hemorage Diarrha Diseases of the Kidneys Mer
curia and Venereal Tants of the Blood Diseases of Gill
dren ors and various other Diseases incident TO the
man system. -.
During his residence in the South he attended over ten
thousand different cases. all OF which be treated with more
than ordinary success. .
DR.. McIane hopes from his much experience in the Med
cal Profession and the degree OF success that has attended
his efforts heretofore obtain the confidence and
Of the sick and afflicted. on ~
Nashville, Feb ely. DR. WI McLANE
~ Letters addressed postpaid OF South Nashville
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WHOLESALE
D R U G S Z @ R Z.
COper of Market and Broad sts., Nashville.
W. F. GRAY.

= SUCCESSOR To CARTWRIGHT AND
- ARMSTRONG, Wholesale Dealer in Drugs Med
lenes Paints DYES Glassware and Variety Goods
Corner Of Broad aud Market street, Nashville, Ten.
nessee Would respectfully inform the public that he has
purchased the stock Ct Cartwright Armstrong Druggists
corner OF and Market where he intends keeping
large and well assorted stock of Drugs Medicines Parts
Oils, Turpentine Dye Siufs Window Glass Glass Ware
and all other articles usually kept in Drug Stores together
with stock of varieties suitable for the Country Trade
Druggists, Merchants Physicians, Manufacturers and
Planters are invited TO call and examine the stock before
purchasing elsewhere he is determined TO sell at such
prices will give satisfaction to ALL the quality of the goods
warranted to be represented A large stock having
been purchased the East since purchasing the stock viii
enable him 10 compete with any house in the South west He
offers i0r sale low for cash. or on time to puncua
800 gallons Tanners Oil; 500 lbs Litharge;
10 bbs Lnseed DO; lOOOfts Venetian Red.
bbls Lard do; lO0Ots Spanish Whiting
bbls EPSON Salts; Az bxs Boon's Scotch Snuff.
300 lbs IL Logwood 20 bxs CARROTS do do;
200 Us Madder bbs Macaboys Snuff;
IT'S hs Muriate Of Tin; lOOOff,s Putty;
800 lbs Alum; 800 lbs Aqua Ammonia;
$50 lbs Gum Camphor; 200 lbs Spirits Nitre;
5OO6fbs Sup Carb Soda; 500 lbs SuIphuric Acid
so gross NJ flames v ermif' ye 500 lbs Nitric do;
90 gross Fahnstoek's do; 500 lbs Muriatic do:
so gross Mustang Linament; 10 rs Syrup Iod Iron;
500 Us Red Lead; -as.-'' 80 d = s-l-
Feathers, Beeswax, Ginseng &C. taken in trade at mar
ket prices. octSO
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IRA A. STOUT,
> CO. CII MAN UE A @ L u II Il Y

'- No CLARK STREET. NASHVILLE TENN
NrtI00r to H. S. FTeacRS Grocery Hareh0use and or
p0Sits Norris e StrattOas -
LII kinds of carriages for sale, with harness cCER
N to suit All work sold by me is made at 9kztss<
the Clark Street Mandatory and warranted and will be
sold good Terms for Cash good notes. any work
made North or East. .
Repairing done with promptness and dispatch and all
persons leaving work to repair may rely getting when
promised. All orders promptly attended TO- marl5