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The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1854-09-14
REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION" IN MAS.
SACHuSRTTS.

The organization which has lately been Of
fscted in Ohio, Wisconsin,, Michigan, and
Massachusetts,, composed of Independent DEM
oorats, and Anti-Nebraska Wings and Demo
Gratis, has chosen to style itself Republican.
Its Conventions assume the title newspapers
recognise it; VIC must use the term they use
themselves or we shall not be understood.
We find in the Boston Commonwealth a re-
port Of "the Republican State Convention ;,
which met at Worcester, September 9th. The
Hall, we are told, was dcnsely packed The
Commonwealth says in numbers it far exceed.
ed it's expectation, and in responsibility ives
never surpassed by any Convention in Massa-
chusetts; ard it adds, that there were present
and actively participating in the proceedings
large number Of men, who up to that time
had acted with the Wing and Democratic
| parties.
General Wilson was nominated as candi.
date for the ofhce Of Governor, and Increase
Sumner, I" a distinguished lawyer of Berk.
shire, and leading Democrat" candidate for
Lieutenant Governor. Clear and decisive res
olutions wero adopted, covering the entire
ground of constitutional Anti-Slavery action
bus no reference was made to any other ones.
ton. Measures were taken for perfectine the
organization, and securing success at the com.
ing election.
Soon after the Convention had organized
Charles Sumner entered the Hall, and was
received with tremendous plaudits He ad-
dressed the meeting for an hour with his char
aeterietic oloquencs. The Commonwealth saws
GAS he recspitulated the details of the
great outrages upon the country and the State.
the present year, grief and Indignation were
manifested on every face; and as he recounted
the duties which belong to the time, the re-
sPonsive feeling burst forth in shouts and ex-
CARNATIONS, which indicated that the men be-
fore HIM were possessed with q solemn pur-
pose, and not a HOLIDAY fit of excitement.n
Inc Convention was also ably addressed by
Amasa Walker, John Pierpont, and Charles
W. Ellis. The Commonrealh remerks:
Inc Republican party commences its work
IN massachusetts with good auapices. Il en-
braces IN It's ranks a large number of the best
men OF the State, men of age and experience
OF mature wisdom, and of vigorous and enthu.
siasnc youth. lt has platform. which thor
oughly and completely expresses the pr;no;nlss
of the great mass of the People, and which 4
carried out into practical legislation by a VIC
torious party, viii justify the high hopes of the
friends of Freedom everywhere. Under such
circumstances, prosperous career is before il
with victory over Slavery and its allies in
immediate prospect"
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THE SOFT" CONVENTION IN NEW YORK

From the telegraphic abstract of proceed
ings of the "Soft " Convention in New York
it seems that the Administration men had
strength enough to carry through a SGT of con-
Trajectory resolutions, accepting the policy of
the Nebraska Bill, enjOining acquiescenco in
it, and endorsing the Administration. The
result was, the withdrawal of Preston King,
and other true Democrats, from tho Conven-
ton.
Now, for the Convention of the People at
Auburn. Let Q nomination be made such rs
they demand, and leave the old party-managers
alone. Let the dead bury the dead
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Bill! And is it the New York Evening Post
that would thus by smooth words gloss over
the vile proceedings of this mean Hunker Con.
ventione Preston King and the Radical Dem.
ocrats who retired from the Convention, did Sc
because it proved false to the Democracy, false
to Freedom, and endorsed one of the most fla
grant and inexcusable outrages ever perpetra-
ted on the non-slaveholders of the country
Is it in such crisis as this, that we are to see
the New York Euenisg Post arrayed with
Capt Rynderr, the Custom house. and Frank.
lin Pierce, against Preston King, Abijah Mann,
and the real Democracy of New York?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-11-07
SOUTHERN
10 I'm m ercial Colleg g

WRITING INSTIT
rrNIiE first term of this College will COM y
nience on MONDAY, Feb. l3, in the 49,
b -ye aud spacious in Coopers block, M@u l.s
0 Cherry street, five doors above Deaderick. e.
The course of instruction in this institution will embrace
ak6eeping, Commercial Law, Commercial Arithmetic
a Pennanship.
qJlsd to discharge the duties of the accountant.
Students viii be instructed in all the modern improved
adopted by the best regulated houses in the country
ung Others which dispenses with the Of the Jour-
Nj greatly lessening the amount vi labor aud liability to
another which renders the of the Cash book
1 Journal superiuOus, and enables the bOOkkeeper to
D. ms personal accounts daily, and his merchandise and
G. -h as often as may suit his convenience.
This latter form particularly designed for the use
retail establishments.
They viii be taught simple process by which the
may at Il times ascertain the amount OF his loss or
together with the quantity of goods on hand without
sorting the tedious process Of taking inventory.
rhs institution will be permanent, and has been estab-
he'd 70 meet the already important aud growing COM
rca interests Of the city of Nashville and State Of Ten
see and is designed 10 place II upon basis inferior
4 none in this country,
Toe Importance to every business man, of knowledge
accounts, must be sufficiently obvious to all refectns
uds.
10 the man of wealth it is important enable him to
mage his affairs scientifically, and without pecuniay loss
the Lawyer is often called upon, in the discharge OF
professional duties to unrave the most intricate
ANTS butte the young who depends upon his own
sources for livelihood, it is invaluable lgyes him
.ution which nothing else
e holds the post confidential clerk N his employers
rvic&
tncuanection with this establishment is department for
benefit of those who wish 10 take lessons in writing
where elegant hand writing will be impaired to all
place themselves under the of the preceptor.
Pupils entering this institution not limited to any
.nber of lessons but for specified price may continue
branch they pursue until they perfected, retaining
privilege Of reviewing their lessons at any subsequent
I .rlaa, free of charge.
lUbll-iY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-11-07
EOX y POLHEMUS.

50 Broad Street. Corner Beaver, Nsw-York,
fe,' for Sale the tOIODing HedVy Cotton Fabrics:
hTEW-ENGLAND COTTON SAIL DUCK-22 inch, all
numbers, hard and soft also all the various widths Of
manufactured this establishment comprising
variety known to the trade, and offered at the lowest
les
UNITED STATES PILOT DUCK Woodberry and
uut Vernon Extra full assortment Uf this superior
5DTc.
WLLLIaAETIC COTTON DUCK-l6, Is, 20 and %
ah all numbers, hard aud soft. This fabric awarded
e highest Premium at the London Worlds Fair, also at
.rr own State Fair.
SHIP AND BEAR MARK DUGK-Plain and twilled,
,e for light sails tents awnings &c; also, Mount YER
ton Tiled Ravens Howard Ravens Pioneer and Phoenix
1la Light Cotton Ravens plain % to q inch; Heavy, do.
ia.
COTTON SAIL TWINE-A tul assortment.
TARPAULINS HAMM0GXS, STUFFS, &C.
TAPER FELILNG-jO 10 u inch, made very heavy,
sAprcSSly for drIer tets
CAR COVERING-Co Canvass, all widths, from so
b inches aud all numbers made expressly for cover
and roofing railroad cars Is perfectly and permanently
..4r-rpn,oi, and more enduring than the Car itself
EEAEELLING CAEVAsS-S0 SS, 40, As aud so inch
lam and twlued IN every variety.
BAGS AND BAGGING-Ot every description. Seam.
s Bags woven whole all size in bales of loo, 200 and
500; combining strength, utility and cheapneSs, for grain
md meal, unsurpassed.
Also heavy Cotton Sacking, 40 inch Canvass thread
Ear and Filling heavy twilled, do do, 20, D. 40, and
= luch.
Wool sACKs-Woven whole all sizes, new and desira-
lie article tebz5 J4-ly0.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-11-07
SICK BABIES WANTED.

gViIREEFIFTIIS Of the deaths throughout the Union,
1 are children under i've Years OF age.
The remedies That servlceabe Tor adults are abso-
lueiy nj lrious for patients OF more tender years
The Children's Panacea of the Grefenberg Coy
Is prepared Dv aged Physician, who has devoted his
whole life study of the diseases Of women and child
Il has been used in this city with the hsppest eec up
babes of II hours old, when the attendants upon the
mother have thou that life could not possibly be pre-
served.
have received voluntary certificates from parents whose
dea have recovered when the last stage OF prostra
uon, all other remedies having failed
Let every Mother use the Children's Panacea!
lst When the child is troubled with grIpng hatu-
lency.
ID When there is ooseness Of the bowels, where the
discharge is scauty, of a bad color and smell.
Sd Where the child is attacked with Measles, COnvul.
suuS, Cholera ntanum Worms, this remedy Is cure,
and US will relieve the anxious mind OF the mother at
Alta When the child in its sleep. and wakes sud
denly with a fixed orfrigheued look.
9TH When there are this remedy is he most GER
tain cure ever E0owu Let be resored 10 in all cases OF
chdrens disease particularly during the second summer,
or when teerhiug or when troubled with bos is now
tne case with half the children Of Nashville and its value
will be at once admitted.
Tue Gretenber, Medicines all prepared by Physicians
who have had many wears experience There is no hum
bug about them.
In every case where the Medicines used according to
directions aud they fail 20 do what is promised for them
] will never hesitate t7 refund the money.
They for sale by all Druggists in this State,-o
whom also may be had
The Gretenberg Manual of Health,
A campandious and familiar treatise all diseases to
which residents m the West liable.
Also tor GRArUTDUs Distribution, 10000 copies being
printed Tor that purpose THE GREFENBERG AIN A.
MAC, or LIGur FOR Tux World FoR 1855.
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
sPp6 Agent Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-11-07
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

TINHE UNDERSIGNED offers his VALUABLE o.
i FARM situated in the county of Madison, 10 &;isI
miles northeast from jackson, and some miles 2asss-
east OF tue Mobile and Ohio Railroad the dista nee
from Spring Greek and contains about 700 acres.
Farm has been long esteemed of the very be st
exempt from the visitation of Cholera There 25U
acres cleared land, and a comfortable DWELLING q
HOUSE, commodous GIN HOUSE and good COTTON
PRESS excellent STABLE, and other necessary out
houses.
The said Farm has a most fertile and productive SOIL
admirably adapted for the cultivation OF Cotton. and could
be made Of the best soCkarms in West Tennessee
being we'll watered with five failing Springs, and
beautiful creek
ANY person desrous purchasing is invited to examine
the premises and learn OF the subscriber other particulars
10 terms, &c THOS. b. FENNER.
iy,l-;mtriWkwS "
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TO MAKE YOUR HAIR CURL
W O ID II II OE II Ii T. w % IL II ID

TINE geat wonder Of the World has length been dis
/ covered. You cannot make one hair white or black
but Mr. Byron H. Robb length procured the truth
Of the great after much study toll and expense how
graceful for life The proprietor has Travelled
through various parts Of Europe for upwards OF nine years
in search Of the celebrated chemist and physloogst NJ
Jaques aud has length found him in Italy, and purchased
of him the receipt for the OF COO. Apersons hav
ing the uncOuth and looking hair can have 1t
rans formed into the most beautiful and curling appear
ance that could be desired The composition OF which the
article composed will cost more than 50 cents, and
but one application needed to the hair to cause to curl
and wave uniform and perfect order for Ife and
thus improve the looks and appearance one hundred per
cent I'VE now offer this wonderful discovery TO the world,
for the sum Of a. Direct aletters to BfRoN h. ROBB
Pennington TRANQUIL county Ohio, and the receipt VIII
be forwarded Immediately to the peFson All letters must
be postpaid TO seours attention. Hspa 5sdwsO
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United STATES HOTEL,

CHEsSUT STREET, ABOVE FOURTH, PHILADELPHIA, "a
~ j. MCCLELLAN, ilate OF Jones HOtel) has the LzA
J.. pleasure TO inform his friends and the travel il
ling community that he has eaSed this House for term
Of years and prepared for the reception OF Guests
The Local advantages Of this avorite establishment are
too well known to need comment.
The House and Furniture have been put in FIRST rate
der the rooms large and well ventilated The Tables
will always be supplied with the best and the proprietor
pledges himself that effort his part shall be wanting
10 make the UNITED STATES equal in comforts to any
Hotel in the Quaker CITY ly7dSm.
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AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
C,.Ior

AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
No. IL Cedar Street.
Five doors from Public square,
VTHERE may be found choice and well select >ss
w ed stock OF z
Cloths, Cas>imeTeS, aud VcstinSs, IS
nt the latest and most beautiful patti, all of which VIII
be made up 10 order n the most fashionable style and at
AS short notice as eau be done any city in the Union,
and st1rices To suit the times
Hating received my entire stock of Goods for the Fal
and Winter Seasons and being satisfied that they are by
far the handsOmest Goods brought to this market an
examination is requested before purchasing elsewhere
Ready Made Clothing s.-COats, Pants and Vestf Of
all kinds fine assortment of Mems Furnishing Goods
Silks and Merino UnderShlrts Shirts Stocks Gloves Sus
penders Cravats Pocket Handkerchles Silk aud Linen
Shirt Collars, Umbrellas, &c.
,1s- Garments cut al the shortest notice Please cal
and examine L, J.HOUGH,
sep2-u Agent.
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CRUTCUER HOUSE.

UNHIS large and commodiOus Hotel situated on the cor
LeF of SPRING AND SUMMER STREETS, NASHVILLE, I'm
SssRE is now newly furnished throughout and ready for
the reception of transient This is by the
Hotel the Depot and being n the centre of the city
is quite convenient TO all the business houses.
10. w BELL,
seutS-tf Proprietor.
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A BRICK DWELLING with SIX rooms, kitchen,
N large brick stable, dc, No. 81, corner Of High Ef
and Cav streets The lot fronts l25 feet on High and A&
lS5 feet on Gay street. Apply No 685 Cherry street
JOHN l.. d r. ". BROWN,
Raal Estate yauts
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WOODEN WARE. &c.

SUNDRIES JUST RECEIY YED
ClEDAE Buckets, Pals, Tubs, Piggings, dc;
- Well Buckets, Half Bushel Measures;
Butter Tubs Rice Boxes Sugar Boxes &c;
Bread Trays, Baskets, childTen's Cane Chairs;
Cocoa Nut Dippers, Grass Mats Mannla do;
Churns, Cradles Floor MOps &c.
Just received at the Variety and House Furnishing Store
of aug20l MORRISON a co.
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J. III. CURREY,
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKE..

ICEGS LEAVE to inform his friends and the -.
II PHbhc generally thai he keeps constantly ezss1~
on hand Collins of every description from the plainsst
servants TO thehne Metallic arght and arexhaused Cos
hns the best now in for preserving the Corps together
with good Hearses and Horses and everything necessary
for burials.
All orders left al my wareroOm No 81 COOpers Building
Cherry street. will be promptly attended TO- both dsy or
night mvSl-f ] a CTTRRFT
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II. II. wHITESIDES,
GENERAL AUCTIoNEER


TTE WILL sell Horses Mules Land, and Negroes upon
The most reasonable terms. lie will also act Agent
ior the hiring Negroes and the selling or renting oil Land
Eea- 10 he citizens Of jackson q e. Torbet Nash
Vile mY25-iN".
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POPULAR TRADE.
SILKS FOR THE MILLIONl!

.- POPULAR TRADE.
SILKS FOR THE MILLIONlII
PRICES TO SUIT THE SHORT CROPS
Thompson s. CO..
81 Public Square
A RR now receiving their Fab and Winter Stock most
IN OF which has been selected since the late enormous
Auction Sales in the Eastern cities and they feel real graft
fcaon being thus enabled to offer their Goods at prices
to suit ths present crisis Cash buyers will be surprised
the inducements offered them TO spend their money.
SILKS
shave the largest and cheapest lot Of Silks ever offered
in this market We have all kinds and STYLES varying
from htty cents to five or six dollars yard.
Rich Plaid and Stripe Silks;
More Antique Black and Colors;
{" Satin Plaid and Stripes;
Black Satin Plaid and Stripe;
all kinds cheap Silks;
Wedding and Evening Dresses, splendid Rich plain P0a
de Soie.
DAMAGED SILKS.
large lot of splendid Black grogran Silks that have
been wet but not injured 10 texture appearance.
We selling them at less than cost and selling them
fast.
wOOLLEN DRESS GOODS.
Rich Plaid vaenciss
Plaid and Striped Cashmeres
&" " De Lanes
Tartan Plaids, all qualities;
Beautiful Robes de Chanibre for Ladies;
French Merinoes and Cashmeres, cheap;
Black Satin Faced MerrinOes;
Super Super, Black Csshmeres.
LACE GOODS
Aadallion SurpIice Collars and Sleeves;
Honiton Lace COllsrets
Maltese do;
Vaenciennes, Platt and English Thread LacsI;
Point Lace Capes;
Point Lace Hdkfs
Real Black Thread Lace Wells;
Great bargains in extra fine French Emb'd Linen Cambria
Hdks.
CLOAKS AND SHAwLS
In few DAYS we will have open = splendid assortmen /
OF ClOsks hantles and fine Shawls.
FLANNELS, ETC
Particular attention requested to stock Of Fannes
Best Shaker Flsnnels;
double milled;
welch do;
:" English SwansdOwn, very heaVy-foF invslIdS;
Mems Boys and all kinds OF servants wear Blankets Ia
bic Linens, SheetiDg, ETC., etc.
IRISH LINENS
We cannot speak too highly OF our Irish Linens. they
are cheaper lhan ever.
FUR. FURSii
On the first day Of October will open the most splen
did assortment Of Furs offered in this eity-a S.ds
aud from every climate.
CURTAIN GOODS.
Splendid Satin de Lsines
German Demasks;
all kinds of French Cotton DamaSkS
HOSIERY HOSlERYll
We have q cheaper and better assortment OF iniei
Hosiery than we ever offered before.
All kinds OF Ribbons and dress Tr innings.
sep6. THOMPSON & CO, No. 81.
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DIR. j. w. GRAY
nFFlCE No. 9, Cherry street opposite Judge CaroD's
" and next door to DR.. B. W. Hall Residence City
hOteL isn29 ST
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
NEW FIRM.
MILIUS n WOLF.

MILIUS n WOLF,
Nos u 54 Corner of Market street and Puble squars
And No. A Market St.
VITA MILIUS, of the firm Of MlLIUs L BRos Wholesale
w Manufacturers Of Clehing Cincinnati has assocat.
ed himself with WOLF for the purpose Of conducting
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CLOTHING BUSINESS
in Nashville The attention Of Country Merchants and
Traders generally respectfully solicited the large and
fashionable stock We Aaer ourselves that
we will be able To compete in price and quality with any
house engaged in this business either here or
Our goods manufactured expressly for in Cnen-
nat, and the material is purchased direct from the pay-
tsrs for manufacturers.
All ask examination Of the prices and quality 81
goods. Isept2ll MILIUS 4 Wolf
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

the meeting of the Directors OF the kdghed and
n Kentucky Railroad Company the following resolutions
were adopted:
l. That the Engineer hereby directed to make soOD
as possible the final location OF the of this road from
Edgefeld through GOodelsye 10 Springfield IN Robert
son county"
q That a call of eight per cent. be made upon the
stock payable in monthly nstaments of Two per cent to
wt-On the I'd day of September, the I'd day OF October,
2d day of November and the I'd day Of December next
PAYMENTS 10 be made the office OF the Gas Light Com
pany. WASHINGTON BAhho",
Secretary and Treasurer
Aug Ia '54-eoIw of the l.. and X. r. Co.
T1OR RENT.-A comfortable house on spruce street
h 3 doors bevond Demumbrane, containing Toors
good Kitchen stable &c. Also, small frame house on Sun
m,r str eet beyond Broad st. Apply to
anglo WM- T.. BN~D
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A. B, ROBERTSON

No. 45, College Street, Nashville, Tennessee.
WHOLELALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, AND TRUNKS
AM now receiving direct from the most approved
1 Eastern Manufactures the largest. best and most
complete stocks Of the above articles that have ever Of
tered adapted to the Fall trade to which invite the at
enon Of purchasers. Finding it mpracticabe to quit
the trade as proposed to do last Spring have reenered
with large assortment, determined give good bargains
aug26-u. A. B. ROBERTSON,
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STOP THE RASCALT
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD for a man who
i calls himself ORIyAL EvRETTE who came 10 my house
in February last and work for me- and remained
with until last Saturday evening; he then took my
horse saddle bride and blanket and made his escape and
has not been heard of since. He is small man. of rather
yellow complexion; about five feet inches high be
thin visage1 man. with yelOwsh hazel eye and toera-
bic large nose his hair is straight and black with
few gray hairs he says that he is % years old he
mild spoken with but few words he said that he was
raised East Tennessee and his father lives in Roane
county, East Tennessee The horse that he carried away
young bay horse two years old; about fifteen and
halt hands high with bald face and hind feet white lit
tie above the quarter joints he has black main and tail
and rather brown bay; he is of the Tom Hall pacing
stock and pace very WE'LL he unaltered and Shod
before when he left.
l will give the above reward TO any person whe will
bring the and the horse or either of them or Sc
either of them and give information 50 that can
get them. 5. j. .KITTRELL.
Lebanon Wilson county, Tenn. jy6E
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RAGS! RAGSI! RAGS!!!
Enn nnO PnBnds Of RAGS Wanted

WILL pay per pound cash. for all the Cotton,
L Linen, Flax Hemp and Tow Rags of all colours, that
delivered my Paper and Rag Warehouse at the North
east corner OF the Public Square
Merchants Pedars and all the rest of mankind soi-
cited to gather and send me all they get
may7-L W. :. WHITEMAN.
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~ Beautiful White Teeth, Healthy Gums,
urd a sweet BTeath.-Al who are deSlrous OF ooaln
y - ..ZlrRTAY,S EEIERRATEp TOOTH WASH.

- ZERTAN'S Gel EBRATED TOOTH WASH.
This delicious article combines many merorlOus quail
& p that IL h.s now became stand 4rd iaVOrlte with the
C.uzeus o New ork, Philadelphia and Baltimore Dent
Trsrrilei it in their practice most successfully and
FROM source the most hatering iaudatlons are award
ct it, nd4mri and bleeding gums are immediately ben
Htte o., It's -, ,s action upon them Is mild, soothing
ind effective 90 celuses the teeth thoroughly that they
ARE mace rival pearl whiIenes, and dliiuse through
The muIh such delightful freshness that the breath IS
rendered extremely II dsniects all those mpur
ties which tead uroduce decay; and, consequence
when these relieved the teeth must always remain
sound.
Prepared only by FRANCIS GERMAN. Druggist and
Chemist Philadelphia sold Wholesale aud retail by
W. +. GRAY Nashville.
And by all Druggists al only - twenty five cents per
bottle. aug9-3m
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7,-OTICF.-Owuers Of goods by the New l. ork and
y charleston steamers consigned to Air. IL WHY;
Stned for the South and South es are heTeoy notueu
80 tl i a,ls are in by the several late arrivals,
=, tbair EXPENSE and risk for non pay ment OF freight
charleston, ) C. Oct o. ls54- hENRl MlSSKooN,
.,i1 5Svfw Agent.