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NOTICE.


TN obedience with inerlocutoy decree of the County
i Court of Fenress County, at the January Term OF
1854 will offer for sale the first Saturday in May next
the following tracts of land, viz:
An undivided moiety of 5000 of land in district
No g. on the waters of Clear Fork, granted 10 John NJ
Clemens and n. w. Williams grant No 6399; also one
tract living on the of Crooked Creek onaning 80
acres and granted to NJ Clemens by grant No 2099 also
all the of tract of 100 the waters OF Rock
Castle Creek in district No g. grant 499 belonging TO said
Clemens also 1000 the waters Of hite Oak ad
Joining the land of Thumons heirs grant No. GALS; also
800 acres White OAK grant 690l also, 200 the
waters of Rock Castle, grant No SAP; also, 100 on Mill
on both sides of the Brewster tract grant 6407 also, loo
lying the waters of elbow Creek grant No 6404
Also So the Clear Fork grant No 64l0 aso loo
acres the waters of East Fork grant No 6405 ALSO
tract of 1900 lying the waters of Rock Castle
grant No 5465; also tract Of 1909 lying the
waters of Rock Castle grant No SASH said
Creek grant No SOP also 5000; ALSO 200 lying Rock
Castle aso 5000 acres lying the waters OF Crooked
Creek grant No 64lS also 5000 acres White Cak grant
No 642 also 200 the waters of bite Oak grant
No 64o0 also 800 lying Rock Castle ard Poplar
Cove Creek grant No 6403 also zoe acres on Mill Creek
grant No. 640S also 5000 lying on the waters OF
Clear Fork and New River grant No. 642 aso 200 acres
living on Mill Creek grant No 6iO6 also 5000 the
waters of Fork grant No. 6422 also 5000
East Fork grant No. 640 also 5000 the waters OF
Oeds and Wolf river grant No GAL also, 5000 acres on
White Oak and 0bds grant 64l3 also 5000 acres y
ing on Clear Fork grant No. 64l6 also, 5000 lying
on Crooked Creek and Clear Fork, grant No. GAIT.
All the above lands lying in Fentress county, Tennessee
and all of said lands known the Clemens land The
terms of sale of the said lands are bound to bring the min
iun price which be IN the County Clerk olce OF
sad county and oneourh of the purchase monies TO be
pad down and the remainder the terms Of and tive
years. for which required note and security and in al
cases lien retained the land, until the payment OF th
| purchase money DAn ~ - ifSan 10, Cietks oY,
K. I. HlLDKETH, Dept Clerk
I
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DR. J.: B. MARCHIsI's CELEBRATED

Females. 1t stands pre-
eminent for is curative
powers in all diseases for
which il is recommended, ,
aIied --E1 -.i' q
Female Complaints.
OF these are, Prolapsus
Uteri, or Falling OF the
Womb; Flour Albus, or
Whites; Chronic Infsm-
nation and liberation of
the Womb, Incidental He
morThage, or Flooding;
Painful, Suppressed, and
Irregular Mensiruation,
&c, with accompanying
evils, (Cancer eXcepted,)
no matter how severe or of
how long standing.
9,The Cathollcon far sur
passes other remedies, in
being more certain, less
axnan-iye and leaving thu
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AFFLICTED READ,

PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE.-Established Is
i years ago BY DR.. kINKELIN. The Oldest surest and
best haud all forms of secret diseases the sn
solitary habits of youth, is DR. klNkElIN n. W.
of Third and Union Streets between Spruce and Pine one
and half squares from the Exchange, Philadelphia.
Take Particular NOtice.-There is habit which
bows teach each other at the academy college, habit
duged in when BY themselves solitude growing up with
the boy to manhood and which, if abandoned in due
time only begets obstacles to imonia hap
pnsss but gives to series OF proracted nsidous and
devastating affections. Few of those who indulge this
perncos practice of the consequences until they
ind the nervous system is shattered strange and unae
countable feelings vague fears the mind The ndvlduaI
becomes feeble he unable to labor with accustomed v
or apply bis mind to study his step tardy and weak
be is dull and rresoe the countenance dewneast the
ewes without natural lustre shamefacedness is apparent
cse symptoms tcticl should dioeks tie dtestiOa Of
those similarly afflicted.
If the victim be conscious of the of his decay and
having renqushed the odIous practice he suffers under
those terrible nocturnal emissions whc weaken and shame
him. producing mental and physical prostration. If he
eancpate himself before the practice has done its worst
and enter marmony his marriage is unitful and his
senses tell him that this is caused by his early foies
Too many think they will hug the secret to their
hearts and cure themselves Aas how often is this fatal
deusion, and how many promising youth who might have
been ornament TO society, has faded from the earhl
Young Men Let false modesty deter you from
making known TO who, from education and
spectabty alone beriend you He who places himself
under DR. KINKELlNS treatment, may regiOusly confde
his honor gentleman, and in whose bosom will be for
ever locked the secret OF the patient
Country Notwithstanding it nconvenient to make
personal application by stating their explicitly to
gether with all their symptoms (per letter have
forwarded to them chest containing Dr. h. medicines
appropriated accordingly, and be cured at home.
Structures of the ureha weakness and constitutional de-
bty promptly cured and full vgor restored. All letters
post Paia n
dressed TO Dr. kinken. Philadelphia Will secure his book
on the Secret lnhrmities Of Youth. septLwly
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EpSIINN.

TINE BEST son OF OLD PACIFIC, the broth -
er Of Gamma and the Sire Of Corset, Dia <SSSNN
-1ond Voltairc aud Selin. Will stand the ensu ClZA
ing season. my stable at S25 The cash will be required
btore the emo7al Of he property Mares kept rs
per week ..--s,
one of rhU most beautiful and perfect horses But
five of his colts have been taned four Of that number
have proved most excellent racers What horse in Amer
"a has done beter2 His pedigree s equal t. in the
United States No responsibility for accidents escapes
Feb lT-eokwSm. W. q. HARhhNG-
nLOU S.-UNE HUNDRED hALL's
Paacock plouchS Nos / and q for sale by
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YOUNG MAMMOTH.

yINHIS fine black JACK. Young Mammoth, will "a
L stand the ensuing season, i my stable y Ia
miles south of Shelby vile, Big Flat Greek. at az
eight dollars to insure tol; JenIets sixteen dol
lars. .-.
You & ammoth is fifteen and half hands high, four
years old in May egh feet around the chest
fifteen feet from the OF his head TO the tail and is f
teen inches around the arm. -sa D.
PEDIGREE:
his dam sired by DR. Shelbs old Blue Jscket, ou;
t b. Phipss large Jennet CT the Wonder stock. Young
Mammoth sired by T. Deans large black Jack of the
Sir John stock.
Last season Young Mammoth covered thirty mares,
twentyeig ght Of whom IN foal
Aposslbe care will be taken of mares sent from dis
tance, but no liability will be assumed
feb23-4tw JOHN p DEAN
Bedford County, February, 1854.
h. GORDON, C. b. BRYAN
". Il. GORDON CO.,
AUCTION g. COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
For the sale Of Merchandise, generally.
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MERCHANTS AND PEDLARS-RAGS
MkNIED.

AN paving three per b, cash. for all the cotton
and linen RAGS can get, delivered at my paper and
rag warehouse or The square. -...
No merchant pedar need have any fears OF selling
all the rags they bring at the highest price.
II the and duty of the merchant to buy rags
forit creates and draws he otherwise would not
get and he puts that which would otherwise go TO
waste
Some silly persons coasderit it disgrace to rags
They are ignorant the fact that the product om
has done TO advance the happiness OF mankind than
any other one thing known the arts OF and there
thousands ofinelgent who not Of the in
cacuabe advantages they would besow upon growing
up family by saving their Tags and with them THAR pro-
ceeds nav for good neaspGper that their children would
learn 10 read with avidty and gather from it host of in
formation in which we'll being is associated.
janS w WHfIEMAN
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WINCHESTER SPRINGS FOR SALE.


TN consequence Of i'll health caused BY Paralysis am
/ induced to offer the above named Splendid Watering
Place for sale. --...
These Springs situated in most beautiful healthy
and romantic region of country in the mountains of Ten
nessee being only fifty miles north of Huntsville, eighty
miles south east Of Nashville five miles from Winchester
and four miles from the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road
They have wide spread reputation for the wonderful
medicinal qualities of the waters and 10 the invalid seek
ing restoration of health there is not place in the State
which offers many tempting inducements. To the plea
sure seeking portion of the public its genial air and
tic situation offers all the Inducements the heart could de-
sire They accessible by Railroad to nearly all parts
OF Tennessee, Alabama Georgia, and South NarOlma
The Springs consist of Red Black AM White Sulphur,
Free-sone and also Spring Of fine Lime
stone -- ----
ANY person wishing to purchase communicate with
me by letter addressed Winchester Tennessee APP
ply in person to me on the premises
Should not SELL the public may rely upon the Springs
being kept by heretofore and pains will be spat-
ed to render comfortable and happy all who may pay
visit -... ..--r l.. +. SIMS.
Refer to-Hobson d Wheess; Jas. McAhsGr; Sam J.
Scott K C. Deery; VIM Eakin; Jno NJ, Hill; Nashville.
Hon Barclay Martin; Columbia Tenn
Winchester Springs, Feb. I6 '54-w+t
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.srkG q 1,l1ng ss5sog1a % bsz'lo-is sIa ~ -
issihaL aizll sd 81 a-ss3 yaasoiA 20 -sasso ? p
i. sIi3
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BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
WE have for sale several beautiful building Lots -
w and near the Franklin Turnpike, near the al;:l
the first Tollgate, containing from four twelve ILL
cres OF land, some OF them well mbared and all eligbly
situated. Apply to LiNDSLEf & CROCKETT, -
feh22-lm No q Cnlara st
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- se-s GROCERIES. .a.1' 81
ed Z. j. CLACK, =. - !. : 4
w hOEesase Grocer,

I A - a n 1.
p 's' 49, 90. +" @fi'Di1'" AeHOHA-1
.1s-ia Cotton and Tobacco Factor a 'io'ila
/ . -, - '''o A' . al. a-r
" '''Tge ana Cnu'ca streets, 1dstvi0s.
I COFFEE ono h.,-. ~; r sis o. a D
- Jas MO 30 bags Havana;
! Crnal,S. az ,oeI "I iAfSytyysa % do Java
In1,Snon n - AIaaNo, loVVn American;
CANDl sSo 80. wuVS anu nesee Cigars
oo1 49, S,:a -, a IT. TIi n,'4ri
COproN VA PTS II. ~ ~ a ass1.sa 1Ao"' 49, e
ne,;o, ,,,i;,, ~ - s u. ~, Osnuodrs, sn-
FpfIrTs ,op no 1i 5uiy q. lan14elufers prices;
~ 81 II Is, sI aSso' 'eu sa-es, 2o drums Figs;
FISH 5o hrais "a his - u,., J eSa4iA'
" - @ r.. @ 1,,u ~ ma. Ia p~'i "a, u 'iAcAesI
EI oI-p onO III ~ Te' - - $50 $50 HheaesS
* A. :, + 81 80 N, ;,S -. S' s. -
GLASS so0 bovas o. xy;.is 1udIs IA ;~a0 ~
oo-eS O. "Inuo" an s1es ~ t---ll--.-
. 15 Go Flint Tunb ers and Goblets
90 40 Squat and Cap Jars; -..-r7 10 f..-
,,.. 80 Demgons, hve and three gallons;
IHOSMTennessee and Pittsburg assorted sizes,
LlQUORS-l5 Cases London POrfer-quarts and pints;
s.t 10 eas"s Scotch Ale
s- 20 barrels American and French Brandy;
90 do Apple and Peach
40 do Whisky, various brands;
50 do Holland Gin; 95 do N E. Rum
25 do Wine v.rio,,s kinds.
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JOHNSON g. WEAVER,

NO % 4 81 SOUTH MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN,
GENERAL COMMISSION, RECEIVING,
AND FORM AiDING MERCHANTS.
And Receivers and Dealers in Cotton,
keepson band full supply Of
GROCERIES, BAGGlNG, ROPE, &Ci
5ND m Ray the highest price for Cotton or make libe-
81 eash aiyal-ses on the same for shipment.
LNashYill. Oct q. 1s5S-HRtW
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TTUATION WANTED.-Ans sxpe-ienoed ySur|
= man, Is 90 years old, OF steady, moras hsbtA "
es to get snat on clerk. in respectable msrcH
establishment He was raised near the cty--is Of ~
table family snd viii give good reference ss 10 hs y
ter for honesty sad industry. Apply iiamsdlaselyt
fsbs "a GL0vEE ~ .axI
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERslIIP,
EAST FLORIDALAND AGENCY.

BY J. G. POINTS.
-s-..t ...s Re eferemces
Hon. A. H. II. Stuart, Stanton Va
DR.. Jack Shackelford CORTLAND, Ala ,.s--a
Hon. ]. J. Ornond, Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
DR.. j. Purice, Mobile, Ala -.-.. .--
]. J. McMahon, Esq, New Orleans.
81 5 h ! bSsafs3d . ssd9f:s E:q, Aberdeen, Miss.
Hon. s Adams, r- ..sF. -
hon. J. A. Wilcox, u;..;s.i,,; ..s-.
Hon. H. s. Foote, MISSISSIPPI.
Tam do T,n0 A l.
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LADIES' PUMP AND THICK SOLE
FRENCH, MOROCCO, AND KID BOOTS.
T AIDES French, Morocco, and hid Welt Walking Shoes
l. do Italian Cloth, Satin, Tipd and plain de;
do Kid Slippers, plain and fine; ..a u
do French Lasting Welt Excesors;
do French Morocco Slippers
Misses and Chldrens thick sOled BOotees Just open
ed by RAMAGE CHURCH,
febll "a AZ College street,
LADIES' BONNET ,EOXES.
w TEhsve just received another lot Of Ladies Bonnet
w Boxes, single and double top.
RAMAGE i CHURCH, -lF-
febl1 "a 40 College street.
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cations Of marriage life without reading ne hssIns<
sES(,IIIAPIUS let no one suffering from nsc1n ns.
Congb Pain in he Side restless nights. nsfsoS ?,
and the whole train of DssPecc sens.fons, sna
- their nhvsician be another mcment wsnons w.
~ ~ IL EefTT} APITi Have the married, or tnose aooe'
hs married any impsdimeu read this truly ussia. oosn.
Il has been the means Of saving thousands o' an''
nrs.inres from the very Jaws Of Death. ,r-x-.,
49, anv person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS e1
80 =; latter win receive eopy OF this work By mai
or five copies will be sent for Ore Dollar -..<,
OF asS .SSrsss 1post-paiSl DIR. WM. YOUNG,
march16-ly Do. lSz sPrres ~ Fssasep"s-
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HURTS VERMlFUGE.

THERE is perhaps disease TO which children are ex-
posed that universal and fatal as Worms; persons
of all ages subject to it. and if neglected it may prove
runOus. Then why will hesitate when you always
have preventor in your house very little expense viz
Hurts UariUdtet JsrHifuye. The Medicine stands pre-
emnenthe rapdity with which it expels Worms is truly
remarkable Strict attention is all thats required
Sold by Merchants and Druggists generally i a-.
r - e.. .-.... RUssELyILLE, Ky, July 3D. 1858.
MR B. F. HURT-Dedr Sir; have been using your Yer
mfuge my family since have be,n acting Agent
for you. have used Fahnestock's Jaynes', Loudsn
Co.'S and Others but must give yours the decided prefer
all others would recommend lt the eommu-
nifty a valuable medicine. Very respectfully,
sept 24-wIy MILTON ROBERTS
IMPORTANT TO HOUSE KEEPERS.-The
cheapest and best SOAP in the world. have Just re-
ceyed LOO cases of Potash powder for making hard or
soft Soap receipt for making accompanies each can. al
~ a - Pc '- '~-- - $40 w F. GRAY u
;.,rfaS',sA Corner of Broad and Markets SITS.
lust received $50 gross No. I MATCHES in wood
81 boxes jan22I W f. GRAY, Broadway.
lust received 10000 CIGARS, favorite brands, at a
81 small advance on cost by W. Z. GRAY,
jan22 "a Broadway.
nIAN'S GUM CHROME GREEN, in lots to suit pur-
i chasers by jan22 '54l w. f. GRAY, Broadway
DRANDIE5, WINES AND HOLLAND GINA large
ID supply just received and for sale by W. +. GRAY,
jan22 "a broadway
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A CARD.-Iiaving sold my stock of Furniture to
MeSSTS Barnes Huichison, respectfully solicit for the
lie firm continuance of iae custom | have literally
received from the citizens of Nashville and surrounding
country assuring them Messrs. b. L H. Will do their utter
mos. 10 please all who may favor them with cali.
fe5l5-lm A. PATTERSON.
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HBItI GRAND''H!
NJAGNiFIGIEST lot of FRENCH WORK Embroder-
Nj les opening this day ty K. c. McNAIRY & co.
teblS -
TOR RENT-One Store Room, and two or three
L rooms in the third story back building of the
block of Cherry and Deaderick streets Apply to
J. W. J. Manning, or W. F. COOPER,
febl7-f 7.. .., At the Building.
COAP-IO0 BOXES No Soap, received for sale by
= STEWART WEAKLEY,
febI5 -..- No. 8, Broadway.
ULOVER AND FIELD SEEDS-50 BARKEI4S
Clover Seed, 100 bush Orchard Grass, 100 bushels
Blue Grass, bbls Timothy Seed. For sale BY
STEWART WBAKLEY, s
febl5 No 6, Broadway.
NNION SETS-IO BBLS received and for sale by
" STEWART 4 WEAKLEY,
feb15 No. 8, Broadway.
ORANBERRIEs- 10 BARRELS just received from
~ ''H''"n'' '''N ~ . STEWART wEAKLEY,
febl5 No. s, Broadway
7 ARD OIL-25 BBIS Of superior quality, just
l. ceived per Cumberland alley, and for for sale BY ~
-a. STEWART WEAkLEf,
feb15 No. s. Broad ST
DIE FRUIT-2O BOXES Pie Fruit received and for
sale by STEWART & WEAKLEY, ..
febl5 No s, Broad ST.
DUCKWHEAT FLOUR BAGS received and
ID for sale by STEWART WEAKLEl,
febl5 No. 8, Broad st.
TEAs-I0 HALF Chests Imperial aud Gunpowder
L Teas in metallic packages
5 half chests Black Teas all grades for sal by
...... ...-.. STEWART l. WEAKLEf, .+
febl5 .. 4.. No. s, Broad st.
CUNDRlES-5B BOXES Essence of Coffee; So
y boxes Ground Coffee; ... .s g.. Ia
500 boxes Ground Pepper; ......-..
10 bbls s Almonds in store and for sale by
STEWART d WEAKLEY,
.febl5 1-..- No 8, Broad st.
ID. r. CLAIBORNE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
OFFICE IN cooPERs BUILDINGS, CHERRY STREET,
-. Nashville. Tenn.
WESTERN PRODUCE. -..... -
THE SUBSCRIBER after rendering his thanks to his nu-
merous friends in tennessee" for their long and
continued confidence in him, SALESMAN OF their sur
plus Produce would inform them that he still gives his
| undivided attention to the ---i .1-.7-
| SALE OF WESTERN PRODUCE-sUCH AS
Bacon Crn Wheat Fathers, Lard, Peas, Butter, &c.
The Augusta Market is OF the best in the South for
the sale of the above articles, there is always existing
! good demand for export and to supply home wants
Those he has not transacted business Tor he would refer
to his numerous in East Tennessee whose bust
ness he has been attending to TOR the last eight years
feblO, '54-lm 7. W. FLEMING.
| Al gusta, Geo. JAN 1854 - So
REMOVA
TIME ofice of tine Mutual Protection Insurance Co. has
/ been removed to kirkman's Corner above W. b Shep-
ard Co.'S Banking House Entrance No. IS the Public
Square. .
is for rent For terms apply to John b Johnson. or
feb5 'b4-lm C. j. +. WHARTON. Sec'y.
- STRAWBERRY VINES.
I r HAVE made arrangements to supply the citizens
L Nashville with the superior Strawberry Vne grow
by Mr. Henry Driver consisting of several choice
drawings of which may be at my store Orders ef
one day will be promptly filed the next morning;
J. G. BROWN,
feb24 "a AZ College street
OsTTo Tofss0 barrels just rsss.Ts' eRAS sfa E.
feb25 "a Cor. Broad and Market ST
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JUST RECEIVED.
IN BOXES St. Louis Soda Crackers, fresh;
lU 10 bbls do do Butter do do;
10 bbls do do Water. do do;
so boxes assorted Raisins, NJ. r.;
100 boxes Cheese W. K. at Cincinnati prices;
so boxes Glass Jars assorted sizes cheap,
10000 Havana Cigars, for Nashville retail;
10000 bs Candy at l0$l per h., by wholesale,
manufacture; and all other articles cheap proportion
J. q. x L. ROBERTSON,
febls Broadway, No. 23. d"
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SEQUOYAH HOUSE.
DR. II. ROBERTSON having leased for term S.aesgt
IL Of years this comrnOdious and centrally To- E.!S2
Gated House, situated the of Summer .1S8
and Church Streets convenient TO the Railroad Depot
now prepared accommodate ths travelling public and
from fifty to one hundred day boarders. lie pledges him.
self TO give entire satisfaction TO all who may favor him
with their patronage, feb2j-lriw&wtf
TOR SALE.-A desirable lot IN South Nashville con
Il tanning from TO acres of Franklin street and
I. 4 A. r. r., the Depot-a beautiful site, Shade
Trees, &c Said lot would make fine Brick Yard.
Also, beautiful lot in South Nashville of Sum-
mer and Oak streets Apply at No. 681{ Cherry st, to
K. W. BROWN,
feb26 Real Estate Agent.
GLOVE ONION SETS.
= BUSHELS Glove Onion Sets. Just received and for
i I sale low by STRETCH ORR,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, cor College Union ss
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= Parimea VIII De hed on MOSDAl 21th inst at halt
past O'Clock, p. ~, "a "a 81 ,--
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
The Yaledctories will be delivered by c. r. MAYS0N
h. OF the Class and Professor c. l.. WINSTON NJ ID
Of the Faculty.
Ladies and Gentlemen Of Nashville and its vicinity are
very respectfully invited to attend
-- J. y. LINDSLEY, NJ. D.
iel2t "a Dean OF the Medical Faculty
UST TRECEIVED-AF FINE ASSORTMENT
- of Gentemens furnishing goods together with eve
ry description of Cassmeres, Vestings and Cloths Er
perienced cutters and wornen employed at my estab
llshment and gentlemen rely having their apparel
made when promised and in the most fashionable manner
Callat I'll HOUGU'S
jan24 "a Cedar street.
CARD.-Dr. IT. W. CONNER, Physio-Pathic, or
"A Botanic Physician, having returned from a recent
visit of business TO California again offers bis Medical Ser
wees to the Afflicted Public trusting the general satisfac
ton he ha. heretofore given will restore him his former
liberal with increased Patronage 81 GIT
Office on the corner of Union and Summer streets; Res
dence q summer street, between Broad and Church.
feb7 '54-3nl. 49, -.-..
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system In better condition. Let all interested in such
remedy call obtain pamphlet (free) containing ample
proof highly respectable sources happy
with letters rstclass experienced
physicians whe have used ii in their practice, speak
from heir own observations,
RrrERxHps.-P b. Psckham, NJ. d., Utica n. Y, L. d.
Fleming, NJ. D., Cagandagua, n. Y, Nj. H. Hills NJ. D.,
Rochester n. Y, d Y. FoSte NJ d. Syracuse n. Y, Prof
Dunbar, Nj. D., Baltimore, Nd j. G. Orck NJ. D., Bai-
more, Md w. w. Reese, NJ d., New York City, w.
colt, NJ. d., Concord, n H., J. p Newland, NJ D., Uca
N 4.
Pamphlets had gratis at JOHN P. DRoMaooLEs Patent
Medicine House, College street, Wholesale and Retail
Agent Nashville, Tennessee. -s f.
AIs0-For sale by
DR. T. S. WoLpRIpsE, Franklin,
IsnAM A. ECKLEs, $ Tingheid,
.-- JAMES T. BAsHAw, Gallatn,
cOSX 6 OWEN, Lebanon,
CROCEKT & RIpDLE, MunreesboTo'
Lister addressed Messrs. Beach Br0pES0n, AGENTS
NenBsrry c. H. S. c., BY Rec Z. Beard Of
GLENN SPRINGS, Jan. 9th, lS53.
Messrs. BEACH & BRowssoS-SIRs: / send anothe
bottle of your Marchisi's Uterine Catholcon My wife
has been afflicted eleven years, and variety
has been for relief, but obtained until
received this medicine you. Its influence seems
most magical: there manifest improvement the
day il taken.
AZ there a great many females in country aborng
unde the afiieion which your medicine proposes
remedy, feel it duty to recommend it to all such.
(Signed,) CLoUGH s. Be u.
NP J. b. MARCHIsI & CO., Propdelors, Central De-
pot, 304 Broadway, \. Y. nove4.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-03-03

TTAVING Withdrawn from the firm Of A. B. d G. w.
1 ROBERTSON, and associated myself with Mr.. JAS.
n BRADSHAW in the Boot and Shoe trade, solicit the
patronage of old friends and hope they will give Ro-
BERTS6N 4 BRADSHAW u call No. Il College street.
Nashville c. ". ROBERTSON.
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