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The daily union., 1855-09-16

MADE in Weste Virginia, where Wool u cheap
Nl hesitate their
fabrics pcnIiuly.
plaid Imseys, for women'S dfesees AteFt
Also while twed flannel! excellent article for
drawers and shirts. .e4MEt
They factory Virgins, and
hesangly them the best goods We
ec perfect with the Of these
gocde will constant supply the prices usually
charged In this market for fabcs of vastly interior Glass;
10 bales and drub tuied cloths, superior quality
800 pairs blankets assorted.
10 bales ducks ads o'nsbu ssnbus csicocs, and heavy
Dcns largely all goods Of reliable qualities and decided escsl
ence for servants safely that offer purchasers
unusual Inducements.
One proverbislly low price only
Coed articles low pces and fair dealing be relied In all
cases.
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Z" Genital Btorcsn building,
Sep Il-i0tdif Market.
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Killed hu d Nnilroad Train.

WLMINGroS Sept. l5.-Iast evening the accommodation
the Baltimore railroad Mrs Updyke,
Newport Delaware killing her instantly The unfortunate
walking the track, and being very deaf did
not hear tho train She leaves husband and family No
blams atsced thcso having charge Of the train.
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1nother tiet,lni.

PHrLApELFuA, Sept. l5Nirs Gillespie died Yesterday nt
Burlington OF the injuries received in the late railroad dis
aster on the Camden and Amboy railroad.
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EULO0lES ef Calhoun, Clay. a,Ad Wehsser-cosa-
~ piled from oeia' dccuneasa pages neatly
boMnd, can ss furnished purchssen 4i per cepy.
Distant paFchasers, BY r~mius ~, sirde copy
sent n tietr address BY mall ftee n pss are, !"
One husdssd copies will he free Of charge Sos
remittance Of e7S
. JOHN TRETLER,
aug M-dAcp1m' seventh street, wasAinston, b. &.
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THE LARGE klZEa.-We nnd in looking through stock
i that G n u way
lc0 large "Arndar qi' all whe adnpsed
for hotels mud boarding will be sold cheap.
loo pairs fine and blankets The proper single
beds, nt low prices
With lew priced napkins, towels, sheenss Of oil kinds
New supplies daily.
One prnverbaIy low price nay. u
Good articles, priccr dealing may relied in all
cases. Ets
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
HCenra Slor@s,n west building,
Sep l1--Gtdf Opposite Genre Market.
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More Aid for Norfolk.

New YorK, Sept 15.--Thc general relief committee o
this city yesterday authorized the remittance OF fo
the relief of tho Norfolk suiferers:
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National Medical College,
Washington, d. c.

Washington, D. q
THE thirty fourth annual commence on
Monday 2d OF October le55, and end the let Of March,
1856. 4
Thomas Miller M. d. Professor Anatomy and rhyFoIogy
VIM Johnston Professor Of Obstetrics and Discaree Of
Women and Children.
Joshua Riley NJ Professor OF Maera Medca, Therapeutics,
Fred. May NJ. d. Principles Practice Of
Surgery.
Tyler Professor Of Pathology Practice Of Med
icinc and ofClinica Medicine
Lewis H. Steiner, NJ d. Professor Of Chemistry nnd Pharmacy
Edward NJ Scott, NJ o., rrosector and Demonstratcr.
Thomas Miller, N. D., Dean.
Like similar institutions in Europe, the desks from which
the lectures given and the wards ot clinical nsucon
are under tho same roof
The expense Of $50
Matchmaking fee, payable
Gfaduaune expenses 70
clinic without
The will he the afternoon evening
enabling those engaged burinss during the morning hours
tend.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. n.
Dean Of Faculty.
NJ BMedicsi desiring resident siuden
The Washington infrmay (which 10 The clinical
National Medical Coegc) application By
ter Joshua Riley NJ D. Of the Washington nhrmary
who viii give any Information that may be desisals
~ unnecessary the advabtaees of
hospital os Those making application
hays sx 20 Be chosen before October
July 10 eodtlrtNovdAsw
CUIOGIEs Calhoun, CLAY, aAa vvebsesr.eora-
- 6mnunu uGKo{ x~rs~
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LII PERSONS w vEARING BLACxk.-Those who desire
n kind mourning goods will
think tho thorough asscvaspt all fabcs that have
eve
Bomtasns mcrnoes spaes csshmerss and clo4h
all au>ities
10 pieces mourning silks, select styles
MousselneS, shslys, gnKhams, and cslicoes
shAwls, crspes gloves, nc.
Embro,dencs, rbanAs &C.
supply sl and desirable mourning
goods constantly hand.
One price only
Good articles low prices and fair dealing may be relied
cas-
sdvo
tnses Of the price system.
FERRY BROTHER,
Centra Stores wvstb building.
Sep a-eosuf Opposite Centre Market
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TREASURY pEPAnTMEST.
STATE pErARrnrsT.

Custom-H House Diesion Refusal Neglect 10 Pay the
Salary Of The Officer Of Store.-When the
pant any store cellar yard negecs refuses to
the collector the required by the instructions Of the
Treasury Department for the of an officer officers
the may be fails refuses to comply with any law
regulating tho storage merchandise any rifles rcgu
aon issued by the or by the collector for the
safety of the goods sored it the duty of the collector
refuse permission to depoe goods in such The col
cctor is also required report the facts to the Treas
ury Department for its further action.
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rosr orlrcE DEPARTMENT.

Enclosing than Letter IN he Enveope--It
penal offence to deposte in post Office be conveyed
in the mail any envelope packet containing letters ad
dressed to different persons. The law upon which the above
based frequently violated by who are perhaps
of its existence The thirteenth section of the
approved March s47 reads that every person offending
the indicated above shall forfeit the Of
dollars to be recovered by action qa tam half for the
the nfmer and the other half for the of the Post
Office Department" There is exception, however, and
that in the of letters addressed foreign countries
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Sep 5-dtd
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THE EFFEcT.--At late anniversary of Yale College
Professor Silman called out by complimentary
In the Of his remarks the professor proceed
cd for the benefit Of the younger brothers present to
how it that at his age &c years he enjoyed such
celcnt health and spirits He said that at thirty he
dyspeptic and feeble lie cut off deermncdly all stmu-
ants and has used since. He diecd year, and
then returned to his labor He ate always plain, nutr-
tous food and drank nothing but plain, dutent drinks
lie eschewed tobacco in every form Every morning he
used the sponge and cold water and felt less power
OF endurance than when he young man, and no
abatement of intellectual power.
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MtttHy ~ puSheil
SUGAR AND TnA.-Thc excitement in the London sugar
market continues great it does in the American market
The Africa brings advces of another advance of 2s per
cwt with large Saes at auction and otherwise The ad-
vices from Canton also generally favorable the ten
market Common Congou sells 10 London at s3d.
CaoPs IN ILIINois-A letter from Bureau county in I
nois from who has lived in the State since 1891
says:
"The crops are remarkably fine; | think they have
been good since lived in the State taking them
all together. The amount OF wheat raised is astonishing
The railroads crowded with it already and is falling
constantly in price sold the day got here at 90
cents bushe week two since the price 81 ls
and now it is s5 Apples in this neighborhood are
abundant; they fine and fair, and / think will even
exceed in size those of 1863 when you recoect how
traordnay large and beautiful the Illinois apples were
WILL Hon. Apporr LAwREscE.-We copy the follow
ing from Boston paper
"The will of the late Abbott Lawrence of Boston, be-
queatbs bis wife $25 600 life insurance for $4,000
the OF 100000 in stocks &c to be held in trust his
household goods library furnure and carriages besides
undivided third part in the farm at Groton together
with interest in stock &C. to Annie Bgeow, (daugh
wife Of Benjamin s. Rotch, the Of $4,000 to Catha
rine Bigelow wife of Augustus Lowell $4,000 TO James
Lawrence Benjamin Rotcb, Charles II. Parker r. Bige
low Lawrence and Abbott Lawrence r, each the sum Of
$4,000 to each the Of $2500o to each dauqh-
ter the OF $l50000 to Mrs Eliza Green the wits Of
DR.. Joshua Green the sum Of Sl0,000 TO Mrs Mary Wood
bury 10000 to Mrs. Sarah L. Fosdic wife of Rev DA
vd Fosdick and Mrs Anna NJ Scaver widow Of the late
Norman Seaver ESQ., the of $4,000 each to each
Of the children Of my sister, Mrs. Eliza Green $4,000
To each of the children of Samuel Lawrence $4,000
"To each Of the children Of Samuel Lawrence and to
eaoh of the children Of my deceased brother Amos Law
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FOX " POLHEMUS,

So broad Street, Corner Beaver, New-YOrk,
O1sr for Sale the to5Lo,ciRg Heavy Cotton Fabrics:
NEW -ENGLAED CGTTJN SAIL DUCK-22 inch, all
numbers, hard al 50 i also all the various widths Of
Canvass manufactured this establishment comprising
cry variety known the tEads and offered at the lowest
UNITED STATES PILOT DUCK oodberry and
Mount Vernon Extra full assortment OF this superior
Rnnc
WTLLThkNTTC COTTON DUCK-l6, IS, 20 and %
ch All numbers hard and soft. This fabric awarded
die highest Premium the London Worlds Fair, also at
our own State Fair.
SHIP AND BEAR MARK DUOK-Plain and twilled,
manufactured by the GreenwOOds Company, superior
icle for light sails tents awnings &c; aisO Mount Yer
aon T7iled Ravens Howard Ravens, Pioneer and Phoenix
Mills gh CLton Ravens plain - TO y nch Heavy, do.
10.
COTTON SAIL I WIEE-A full assortment.
TARPAULINs, HAMhoCKs sTUFFs, &C.
PAPER FELTIkG-30 TO II inch, made very heavy,
expressly for drieT telts.
Jar CoVERIEG-Cotton Canvass, all widths from 80
20 Gy inches and all numbers, made expressly for cover
Ing and roofing railroad Is perfectly and permanently
Eater-prOof aud more enduring than the car itself
EEAMELLING CANVASS, IS, 40, 45 and so inch
slain and tSilied. in every variety
BAGS AND BAGGING-Oi every description. Seam
sss Bags woven whole all SIZE IN bales Of loo, 900 and
1905 combining strength, utility and cheapness, Tor grain
and meal, unsurpassed.
Also heavy Cotton Stacking, 40 inch Canvass thread
EscluG Filling, heavy twiled, do. do, 20, %, 40 and
IL inch.
WOOL sACXs-Woven whole all sizes, a new and aeSira
lie article ieO25 54-lyu.
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PROPOSALS
For Erecting the United States Hospital, at
IL .,rrr

OF Erecting the tBlteu Sl8teS AAosplsaf, az
licksburg, Miss.
Treasury DEPARTMENT
November 4, 1854 !
DROPOSAl.S viii be received at this Department until
the ilh day Of January, $780, at twelve clock noOn
Tor the Of the u s Marine Hospital at Vicks
burg Miss, according the plans and specifications pre-
Jared by this Department. SAID proposals TO be either Tor
tie whole buding separate fer the different kinds OF
work the Department reserving the right TO reject the
proposals hereby Invited should the interests OF the Uni-
Ted states require IT, Eighty five per cent oil the amount
of The work done and materials furnished according 10
contract price ad to be ascertaned by the est
mate o Agent OF the Department appointed Tor That
purpose i'll be paid from time 10 time the work pro-
ceeds and fifteen Der cent retained until the completion OF
the and the acceptance OF the work. &C. by the
Agent aforesaid.
Contracts will be awarded only to Master builders or
mechanics and the assignment tbereoi except py the
of the Secretary of the Treasury will be for
feiture of the same.
Every proposal must be accompanied by written guar
anee signed by responsible persons (eerthed 10 be
by The Attorney Of The United States or District Judge
for the said Dsirc) that the bidder VIII, when required,
if his proposals be accepted, enter INTO contract and
bond, with proper aud sufficient securities, IN the sum oil
$4,000 The faithful performance OF the whole work or
a proportional amount for part thereof.
Plans, specifications and working drawings can be ex-
amned and other information touching the proposed work
be obtained application to this Department. or at
the Custom House in Nicksburg
The proposals must be sent this Department address
ed the the Secretary OF the Treasury endorsed Pro
pOsas for Vicksburg Marine Hospital aud will be opened
at o'clock F. NJ on the last day fixed fer receiving the
same in the presence OF the bidders II any choose to at
tend JAMES GUTHRIE,
noy26tf Secretary If the Treasury.
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ROGERS, LIyERwORr AND TAX


INOR THE COMPLETE CURE OF COUGHS, COLDS,
II INFLUENZA, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, SPLITTING
OF BLOOD, AND ALL OTHER LUNG COMPLAINTS
TENDING TO CONSTIPATION.
, This preparation is getting into all over our eoun-
Try The numerous letters from various agents
informing US of cures effected in their immediate
hoods, saying is one OF The BEST n not the
very best COUGH MEDICINE now before tie pubic II
almost invariably relieves and not UHqueEuy the
very When all Cough preparations have
failed, this has relieved She patient, SIS dealers
Medicines and Ph sci2ns can testify Ask TIE Agentn
neares; town, what has been his The
this medicine Ii he has been selling e gin Of time
he will tell you 1T Is The BEST MEDICINE E&TANT.
Below give few extracts from letters have received
lately regarding the virtues OF Ihis MEUiCtNE.
Dr. s. 5. Osn, OF Knoxville Ca says Ihave been using
your LIVERWORr and TAR very extensively my przc
belief in IFS SUPERIORITY OVER All OTHER ARTi-
Giles with which am acquainted Tor which II 5 recon-
Messrs. Fitzgerald Beunsrs, writing from waynesvilie
y. "Ihe LlEERNORI and IA becoming daily
popular in this country, and think justly All
who have tried tspea IN eommendabe terms OF H. and say
It very beneficial IN aeyng the complaints for which =
Is recommended
our Agentin Piekens District 5 C., Mr.. s. r MeFal
tha he II with great benea his amilY
OF Negro woman, in bis vicinity, Who bad been suffering
with disease Of the Longs for years. attended With
such the good reports hear OF ths Medicine from
all parts of the south FOR report Of the surprising
Ii has performed in the Western and Northern and
States, would invite suffering patient read the
pamphlet which accompanies each bottle. 10 al, say
Try TIE MEDICINEu
BE WARNED IN SEASON.
constitution Irritating year throat and lungs, JHi EyI
that dread disease, COHsump lob When soothing
Healing aremedy be Obtained Dr. gers syrup .
LivsTWOrt ana Tar.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS AND BASE IMTTATIONsf
The genuine article signed ANDREW ROGERS on The
engraved wrapper around each bottle.
Price, 81 bottle siN bottles for s. sold wa0iesals
and retail BY SCONIL & MAD,
III Chsrtres 81. bet. Cont and 81 Louis, y. %
SOLE AeESTs FOx THE SoUruERs STATES, 70 whom al
orders and applications for Agencies DO addressed
SOLD ALSO By
BERRY & DEMOVAL,
EWiS EEOTHkRS,
". z. GRAY,
J. Il. ZIEAaENAE-
julyl-duw&S-sm. Nashville.
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JEW DAVID. OR mEEREW PLAsTER;


THE GREAT REMEDY for Rhema.lsu, Giout, pain in Tho
SIDE, Hip Back Limbs and joints Serofa, kings Evil
White swelling, Hard IdmOr, SunJOnts a-d pains What
Where this Plaster is spplisd pain cannot exist.
IL has been beneficial in weakness such Pain
aud Weakness in the stomach, Limbs Lameness At
feeoa Of the Lungs in ther primary staRs u destroys
1amaiion by persPlration.
JANIS L. Boyd Piekens district south afohaa testiass
that, by lis alone, he cured u Rhe l-In bsta
Of his knees, of several years stanGiag
The following was handed sctabl- ID sician Ia
Georgia:
MEsgRs. ScovL MKGB :-Gerts have been using vaur
EverwOr and Tar Hebrew Plaster very extensively In o.
practice for three past and is with pleasure
STATE my belief IN their upenOry ARTICLES
with which am acquainted, for the purpoe Tor which the
for local pains hsye ais, found 70
most exee- aPneationl0r sPTns and Erui--s. vvs
universal satisfactL wherever Used. A..
Knoxville, Ca, March 4fh, Isf3
n Beware Of Commercials and GE-e "a. Cons.
The genuine viii 10 future have signature TAYLOR
on the steel plate engraved the LABEL the up
box.
rurchsssrsare advised hats mean counterfeit Of TITS
uce isl existence.
The genuine s=od only by ~, and by agents appoint
ed through the SOuth-ASB So-yzBLAR sztI
Dealers and Purchasers against
buying OF any but regular agent eters they
Imposed upon with worthless article.
sCoyIE & NEsD.
Ill Chartres Street, New Orleans.
Sole General Agents for the southern StA-so whom az
orders must invariably be addressed
SOLD ALSO by
BERRY az BEM0vuLE,
IN BIO THkES,
W.F.GEAY.
iulyI-dtW&U6n M. ZIMMERMAN
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1 RARE CHANCE FOR A PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT.

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALEl--I offer for fgsa
n sale my Farm, lying in District No. 6, on Mill 80
Greek, miles from the CITY, Immediately the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad, and half mile from An
Depot. The land fronts than one-tourth of
nile the Railroad. The soil Of the portion cleared is
unsurpassed for fertility. About one-haf the tract is
heavily timbered and market for all the wood furnished
by the Railroad. The tract contains ABOUT 2iO acres well
xatered and the of under good cedar fence The
Mill Greek Valley Turnpike is finished to within two or
three hundred yards of the land To any person wishing
of the most desirable Farms in Davidson county,
excellent opportunity is offered The Improvements
good and substantial CHAS. Il. HAYS
jyz9, lS54-eo&tf.
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FOr the OF Painful and Disordered Menstruation
Miscarriage CT Abortion, and the relief OF all those
Sympathetic NeryOEs Affections attendant on
Pregnancy
Much Of the suffering attendant upon the lives Of females
at the present day may be traced 10 slight mprudence
neglect during critical period of their pecuarsea-
sons causing distractions, rTegarity &C. which, if not
relieved gradually weakens and deanges the system and BY
sympathy induces those chronic forms of dsease-Con
SUMPTION Dropsy Dyspepsia, 6c-whch either hurry them
70 early grave render them nvads for life Many OF
the arest and ovees Of creation at age when the bud
just bursting into bloom, have whered and died from
the effects Of obstruction and the want of remedy assist
nature at that eyentfui period.
TRY THE PHiL0T0KEN.
II is not offered Of ills that flesh is heir to-
remedy and preventive for certain class of com
plants which warranted do all is here set
FORTH that medicine directed with experience and skill can
perform. Sold by SCOVIL 4 MEAD,
Ill Charities street, New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents the Southern States to whom
llordegs must be addressed.
ianl2-Iy dw&w.
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800, OOO WORTH OF REAL ESTATE

CITY OF KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE,
Including Business HOuSes and Residences,
Mills and Mill Sites, and Vacant Lots, Adj
mirably located III the centre of the City, To
lie sold Without Reserve, at PUBLIC Ate
TION, in Knoxville, on TUESDAY, January
10Th, 1855.
1NHE undersigned viii offer for sale POSITIVELY
L WITHOUT RESERVE, 81 Pubo Auction On Tuesday
the 18th Of January 1850 aud succeeding days until sold
about 100000 worth OF Real Estate the city of Knox
VILE Tenn. The property consist Of lots upon Main,
Cumberland, Gay, Hill, Water, Prince, Walnut, Church
and other streets Of the city and also Mills and Mill Sites
Many OF the lots have already upon them valuable Business
Houses and RESIDENCES paying good rents. While the
improved Lots located offer great Inducements
persons desiring invest in Real Estate this thriving
city. The Mills aud Mil Sites situated in the limits OF
the city advantageOusy located for Manufacture
ing purposes than any other property in Knox
Vile
Diagrams Of tne property being prepared and will be
distributed or furnished to applicants addressing either Of
the undersigned.
TEEMs-2D per cent cash or approved paper day Of
sale viii be required Notes tor remainder of g. r.
and Is months with interest and mortgages upon property
until paid. J. W. J. NILES,
nOy7-wt ian. G.. NJ MCGHEE.
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RATIS-.IITST PInLIsHFD.-AN - d.

~ RATlS-JUST PU BLISII NEW Dis
OCOFERY IN MEDlCiNf.-f ysIC lr1Tis De N- ra-
ti0HaI treatment without medicine c Sgsfmaorrhea
Local Weakness Nervous Debility Low spirits Lsssitude
Weakness of the Limbs and the Back l1disy0 and
lncapacity for Study and Labor Dizziness Of apprehension
Loss of Memory, Aversion 70 Society. Love Sohtuds
Tidity SelfDistrGst, Dizziness Headache Involuntary
Discharges Pains in the Side Affection Of the Ewes PIN
Piles the Face Sexual and other inirmites in Man.
From he Freaebg( Dr. T. psLEasy.I
The important fact that these alarming complaints
easily be removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, Is IA this 'Ise
clearly demonstrated and the entirely and highly sue
cessful treatment, adopted BY the Author. fully
planned, BY means Of which every "a enabled %
htzRseJ Perscty and nj the lst possible coz. avoiding
thereby, all the advertised nostrums Of the dsy.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free sealed
yeloPe by RENTING post paid two postage stamps Dc.
b. DELANEY, II LispendArd street, New lofk.
sepJ3-6m
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ENGLISH CATTLE.

TO Agricultural Societies and others requiring the best
i Breed Cattle from England, embracing
FINE BLOOD HORSES SH0RT-H0RNED CATTLE,
ALS0.-Fine SOuthdOwn, Cotswold's and leicester
SHEEP.
AlS0.-Sufolk, Essex and Berkshire SWINE. I'm.
ported on Commission by
Messrs. THOS. Belts L BROTHERS.
Every information with regard terms and shipments
If Stock America will be strictly attended to BY apply
ng to E. G. EASTMAN, Nashville Tenn. [je24
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING

NJ, IL Cedar Street.
Five doors from Public square,
yNVHERE NAV be found choice snG well select g.
w ed stock OF "a
Cloths. CassimeTcS, and Yesting., ~
of the latest and most beautiful patterns all Of which viii
be made up 10 order in the fashionable style and AT
as short be done in any city in the Union
and atsrices to suit the times.
Having received my entire stock Of Goods for the Fall
aud Winter seasons and being satisfied that they by
far the haudSOmet Goods ever brought TO ihs market
.xami,rion is requested before purchasing elsewhere
Ready Made CIOthing.-COas, Pants and Vostf Of
sUkinds A iine assortment of Mems Furnishing Goods
Silks and Merno Undershrts, Shirts Stocks Gloves Sus-
pepders Cravats Pocket Handkerchief Silk and Linen
Shirt Collars, Umbrellas, &c.
s- Garments cut the shortest notice Please call
and examine 7. J.H0UGH,
sen9-tf Agent.
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III. IL. WHITESIDES.
GENERAL CTIONEER
JACKSON, TENNESSEE

TE WILL sell Horses, Mules, Land, and Negroes upon
the most reasonable terms. He will also act Agent
for the hiring of Negroes and the selling renting of Land
Ref to he citizens of Jackson, or G {. TOrbet Nash
v,lIe mY25-lyw.