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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-18
CINCINNATI.

--.z.z1z--1- ! THERE PROBABLY WAS NEV-
ER better assortment of Piano FOrteR in
XT m n nthis city than now be found at Nc. 49,
M N uWest Fourth street--Chiekerng's. Wood
ward Browns Bro Aliens, j. Gilbert's with Eoli-
attachment H. Worcester's and the Western Manuae
turing Company Pianos among the hest be found in
this country Most these instruments combine exceen
ces seldom found in the majority of pianos offered for sale
here elsewhere.
An unlimited warrantee given with each instrument
W. F. COLBURN. h
je4 Piano and Music Dealer Cincinnati.
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EVANSVILLE IND TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER |
LOUISVILLE.

CARTER & JOEEFTD
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
ISo 49, EAST SIDE THIRD ST., BET. WATER
LOUISVILLE. KY.
Geo. Foster Co., P G. o'RiIey & Co..
Evansville Ind. ie14-1y
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FARMERS, HOTEL,

CORNER OF MARKET AND WALNUT STREETS,
EVANSVILLE IND.
TMNHE hotel been recently retted and
ready for the accommodation Of either regular
The airy and pleasant and the
table supplied with the best the market affords.
Terms moderate. Il. III. MOSELY,
my4 Proprietor,
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ECKFORD LINE.

Leaves York daily, Sabbatbs excepted No transship
ment at Albany. Steam Lakes.
PRoPRIEToRS AGENTS.
G.. w. Palten Co.1
G., B. Williams. 119 Broad St. -sairs,) New York.
x. R. Lii Vingston. D..
j.. @. Patten L. Co., Buffalo n. Y.
Sinclair & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Geo Foster & Co. Evansville, Ind,
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VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE.

TUNHE First and Cherry streets IS feet
by IO adjoining residence of Samuel Lister, is Of
fered for sale reasonable terms II Is one OF the most
gible building city, and perfect title given.
Also lot Chestnut street. adjoining the res
auire Of lei j. G. JEWELL.
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RICH HV8RIETuES OF WALL PAPER!
IN e. IN r

SSCuMITr & STARK have just received at their Paper
- and Upholstery Store, First street between Main and
aarge of the hand5omeSt richest
we'll AZ the lowest priced qualities WALL PAPER
with window Blind Fire Boards etc. TO all Of which
the attention OF the public asked and also to the
prices Rooms pApered in the neates stye and work done
promptly. my4-3m
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ID. S. ANDERSON. .MERCHANTTAILOR


AS now of Cloths Cassimeres. Vest
ngs etc.. which he is prepared to make in the
styles ant It short notice. He will
good hopes by long experience in the fusne to be
able general satisfaction. He has also hand
Merino Undershrts and Drawers with fine Shirts
Collars. made in the best manner-wth Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods generally He Invites his old customers
nd the public generally to call. decl6-tt
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TKANSPORTATI
NEW YORK AND EVANSVILLE,

W%TE prepared to contract for the delivery OF
Wv Merchandise generally from New ork to this place
the reliable lines, favorable Ship
merchants requested agents before
GEO. FOSTER 4 co.
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WARAsHAND ERIE CANAL.

FENHE undersgne have recently built large suban
n tial Warehouse the Canal Petersburgh ars
now prepared TO transact Produce Commission For
warding business entrusted to them Consgnees will be
promptly notified of the arrival of their Goods charges
in all cases warranted to give satisfaction.
BARR AZ MORGAN Ia
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STORE HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINst

HpETNG about change business osz fsf sale
> excellent and ios contaiuinx
So ground lying one-fouTh mile north ofthe
Railroad Mills i'm sdatey the E. O. Railroad 20
from Evansville and mile from PriRfeon The building
conaias good warehouse side and
also counting room and bed o. the premises is a
6rst-rate We It Is hstrate stand for selling goods
There s none botter the further particulars
call q the premises, LOWE g. MEAD.
gi2-imw3td
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C A SH CUS MERS

be supplied at the lowest market prices with HslOek
Calf SKINS FfeRoh, Glazed Morocco Sheep Lin
ings. Bindings, etc.,
Gall SYcamafe street. bekEean First Evans
Vile, Ind. Ryl ]. FLEMING.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-18

IRON NANDNAILs,-soot tons iron all sizes;
% tons Steel and slabs; so bdls Sheet Iron;
500 kegs ass d Nails for sale at reduced prices by
mh2t SAMUEL ORR.
NHEEsE.sO bxs received per steamer Mansfield fresh
q , and GOOD or sale NJ REILLY
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HOPKINS g. READ.

VNE are opening choice stock of Embreideres, Gloves.
w Prints. and Fine Dress Goods Also tns
stock of Carpets Oil Cloths Rugs and window Shades
ever offered in this city low bargains for cash.
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SEAT DE WAK.

INCE the Clay county riot has caused much alarm
- the opinion OF that 3. EMBICH had also
to the action That error but he had
purchas full supply of Summer Dry Goods which
Just opened. and for sale at the well known low
prices. Store Main street, three doors below second
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IRON RAILING.

HNHE undersigned the for the sale OF and
M beautiful pattern of IRON RAILING, with round
wrought rods and figures put in great variety
Sizes which will sell at Cincinnati prices ADDING
FREIaHT.
This railing substantial than other
Those wishing Railing to enclose csmetery
lots yards, for piazIas etc., will do well to give me
call.
y23-d&w NJ A. LAWRENC
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sTORAGE WANTED.

VA are prepared to store Fire Proof
w any quantity of Grain, Produce Merchandise,
tho most liberal terms. -
Hayng large and airy stairs particular care will
b Furniture. Agricultural Implements.
and goods liable to damage from damp
rust. =
>criouger when desired.
warehouse located ON and w. and E.
Canal convenient for shpping BY River Rail-
road Apply to nov1 GEO. FOSTER & co.
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FRESH TEAS.
FINE stock has received this week Of Imperial
n Gunpowder, Young Hyson, aud BLACK Teas, in hal
chests boxes caddes and for sale at reduced rates
jsi9 -A'' NJ. W, FOSTER.
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NOTIONS. NOTIONs!i


best London ing eight and ten key'd French
accordeons fine French harps dolls marbles; toys, tea
sets combs. superior needles pins tooth
picks kew rings ellis, pens, tooth brushes
beads domnoes chess Emerson's toilet
Jumping and battle DOORS together with
variety of notions for sale by A o. OPUShEE.
ap26 under Odd PelOWs' Hall, First ST.
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WIN. tx. McGREW

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office in the Crescent City Bank Building.
wv my25
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MILLS, AROMATIC STOMACH BIT
TERS, MILLS WINE KGTTERS.

have been long and TavorabIy
certain for Summer Complaints. and pre-
yentative and ague, and similar diseases
febsi II l"'' fe'si''u anu N ava TENNEY & SoRENSoN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-18

MARCH asT-SPRING GOODS.
AM are now opening stock of handsome Spring
y y foods. the hrst in the market consisting
Spring Pant StuHs; Handsome Lawnsi
Light Spring Prints; Handsome Bareges:
and Dress Goods of all kinds. which
the East will be sold at yerv low prices
by Imhl d&wj j. III. MAGHEE IL co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-18

iFHN BACON & co. have removed to Main street, be-
tween Water and First sts.. door Hallock &
Soddards Drug nearly opposite the Branch Bank
they will be pleased all their old customers and
many pleased to
give hem They would return their thanks for the
liberal patronage given and hope to receive acontnuance
Groeeries janlG-ly
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GREAT RARGAuNS

ISS F. r. RARkER issslling her spring goods at coz
lVW wishes make different arran IL ber
business determinod the remandaT of her
spring and below consisting Styaw Eanoli
ttnand Silk Bonnet Caps and Head Dresses mbrod
cries which invites the particular Of
ladies of Evansville and surrounding country je2I
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FREEMANs GLIDING ESTABLISHMENT.

l. affords US pleasure at any time to call public
attention to fine specimens of art and workman
ship especially so when the artist is in our midst.
We Yesterday noticed at the Mandatory of the
Messrs freeman, on College street, some of the
most elaborate, chaste and superbly mounted Pier
Glasses and Mantel Mirrors ever produced in this
and probably in any other city. Competent
Judges. who have a discriminating taste in such
matters give it as their opinion that none such
have ever been nanu'actu. ed in New York where
most of the fine work Of this description is made.
These parlor adornments were designed by Mr..
SMITH FREEMAN, a brother of one the proprietoTs
Of this establishment, for the princely mansion of
J 4. S. AcSLrN, Esq Mr. A. wished style of
work which would not only prove ornamental to
his house, but which would do credit to home in
dustry and home talent; he therefore, to give full
play 70 the artists Skill pat no limit to the cost Of
designing and the material employed in executing
the Job Awaiting himself of this munifcent
offer, Mr. Freeman has elaborated and executed
set Of Mirrors which will adj to his fame as
workman and az man of exquisite taste. It is
proper to add that Mr.. T. has never served an ap-
premiership to the trade. but has, from his own
INCLINATION and taste, made himself master of his
profession, without the usual prerequisite Of a
primary education in the business-thus. not onlv
showing himself man Of superior qualifications
in his art, but man Of real genius. We think
in this all will concur if they will only call at the
Messrs Reconnaissance and see these magnificent
pieces Of Workmanship. A description of them
would take more time aud space than have al
present to spare, and we can therefore only call
public attention as to where they may be seen for
few days. Things must be seen to be sppreci-
ated.
The Establishment is conducted on a systematic
scale and every department is filed by compe
tent men-the result is, that work can be dcnt
here at cheaper rates and in a style equal if not
superior, to the work done in the more Northern
cities. When such is the case, and none vii
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NEW BOOKS.

HARPER'S STATISTICAL GAZErTEEfa
Ii Of THE Notwithstanding describing The
United States Of Am f.ca, Carada New Brunswick and
Nova Scotia Illustrated by Seven Maps 1852 royal oc
tavo pages.
Physical Geography f the Sea. By Murray. I
Memoirs of Celebrated Characters. BY Lsmartne
wolfert's Roos. BY Washington Irving
wikoG's Courtship and Its Consequences
Robert Graham. By Mrs. Hentz. 81
Alone: Novel. By Marian Harland.
Life of sam Houston-nlus;rated.
Inez: A Tale of the Alamo.
Sons Of the Sres: History Of the Rise Progress and
Destiny of The american Party.
Stanhope Burleigh: The Jesrits in Our Homes
KNOW Notl, NO Almanac and American Manual.
Nature and Human Nature. BY Sam Slick
Fly Years Exile of israel Potter By Herman Meiy1le
Men of Character. By Douglas Jerrod-
Kate AyIesford A Story of the Refugees.
Cooper's Novels Revised Editon-coupete.
For saleby Imayl7I JOHN YORK CO. ,
GOLD PENS.
JOHN YORK. a. co. have for sale the pest
article OF PENS in this market.
@ SUPERIOR CUTLERY.
POCKET KNIVES.--2O kinds--.the best
quality. For sale by
JOHN YORK & CO.,
mayi7 Corner of Cherry and Union SITS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-24

GENERAL AssENBLY-SIxTH DAY.-After the
usual formsiities of opening yesterday morning,
Rev. Dr. KREBs made to the Assembly the pain
ful intelligence that within one hour Rev. PHILLIP
LNDsIEY, D. D, had been stricken down with an
attack of apoplexy, and that no hopes were enter
tanned for his recovery. This event, especially
should the worst result follow, will be learned with
the deepest regret throughout the Southwest ana
particularly in this city where DR.. LEDsIEf has
been long and affectionately known as the ven-
Grated President, for many years, OF the University
Of Nashville. Dr. LINDSEY was member of the
General Assembly, delegated by the Presbytery
of New Albany, of which place he has been for
several years resident, occupying the chair OF
Professor ofTheolagy in the New Albany Theolog-
ical Seminary. On motion of DR.. KREBs, the As
ssmbly joined in prayertOr DR.. LINDSEY.
Subsequently the Assembly elected the follow
ing gentlemen members of the Board of Foreign
Missions
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
UP TO ae
TIE HflIIR OF PURIIcATI0N
TIE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.

WAsHrSeroN, May 23.-The National Intelli-
gencer of this morning publishes long letter from
Perry, addressed to the President of the United
States, vindcatng himselffrom the charges brought
against him By Mr.. Soule, and charges him
with completely with the French Revolu-
tionists and says his position at Madrid, let him
desire war and that by transmitting erroneous in
formation lie car, ed 0s'end conference and COM
promitted ,.,I G,.yl -s.rf. before Europe. Perry
says if he has resis SEX iied his cunning
and undone his work, he has done SO honorsbly
and fairly-abusng no conGdence-faiiDg in no
duty.
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NASuylLLE. TENNESSEE.
HAGAN l. BRO.

NASHttL lENNESSEIhs.
Chartered by the General Assembly of the State.
TIME above i9stituion is permanently located, and is
L not surpassed by any similar establishment IN the
United States in point Of facilities for mpartng thorough
practical knowledge of the duties Of the Accountant
Book. Keeping.
THIS DEPARTMENT is under the immediate supervision of
the President of the College who is practical book keeper
having had many vears experience IN some OF the largest
Counting houses in lie oI0n.
Commercial Law.
This Branch is under the su?erntendence OF JOIN A
McEwES ESD Member Of the Nashville Bar, who is too
widely known as LAWYER and orator to require any further
notice at our hands.
The Course of Instruction embraces both Reading and
Lectures
Lectures will be delivered at night 50 as not to interfere
with his professional engagements
Mercantile Calculations
by VIM FERREI, NJ Under this head IS embraced every
species of calculations necessary for or bust
ness man understandable interest," Discount Loss and
Gain, Equations, Exchange, DC DC
Terms of Tuition.
Bookkeeping BY Double and Single Entry, as applied
to every variety of business, both prosperous ana
adverse SH0
Commercial Law Lectures including the use OF books SO
Pen nanshp-For twenty lessons, TO be taken wilmh
For fifty lesSons to be taken within three months SO
~ The above fees payable, invariably, IN adsance
The importance OF this rule must appear obvious as students
for unlimited period with the privilege OF review
ing at any time during life without extra charge
This School Is in perpetual session. having no Vccaon
hence students may enter at time and pursue lher
studies without interruption -.
Merchants and business will be supplied WIN coiH
petent book keepers by applying at this establishment
Good board and lodging can be obtained Tor 50 per week.
No student will be taken for less than full COURSE III
whatever branches be pursues
Time required for a full course-from six TO ten weeks
ss- Address Southern Commercial College, NASHVILLE
Tenn apsT-dtW&wly
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IRvNGs LIFE OF WAsHINGToN.-The first EDITION
of this long expected and important work is 10 De
published in 3 volumes, Octave, elegantly printed
with large type on fine paper, and containing
three or more Portraits, viz: one by Peaie at the
age of forty; one by Wertmuler, at the age OF
g. ian original and interesting picture, now nrst
engraved) and the full length statue oy Houdon;
also, Maps and Plans
This fine edition will be sold only to subscribers;
and agents are now engaged or being engaged IN
every part Of the country. 1t has been estimated
that at least 10000 copies of this edition will be
called for, for surely the frst.fu and satisfactory
biography of the "Father of our country" by the
foremost American author, should be owned by
every American family that owns any book besides
their Bible. The whole of the manuscript is COM
plete.
The first volume will be delivered to subscribers
very soon: the other two will follow at short in
teryals.
1t is published by G. P. Putnam & Co., of New
York.
The advertisement of c. T. EVANS, the General
Agent for Canvassers and Subscribers, will be
found in another column.
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Books and Stationery.

Cotton is King; Or. the Culture of Cotton and its
relation to Agriculture Manufactures and Commerce to
the free ceored people, and to these who hold that Slavery
is in itself sinful By American. Consigned to aud
for sale by maya F HAGAN co.
!, The Country Neighborhood. By Mss E. A. Du.
puy author of '.Ihe Conspiraor &c, vol Price Soc
Ellen Ncrbury; Or the Adventures ps; Of an Orphan.
Robert Graham.-A sequel TO LINDA" By Caro-
line Lee Hentz ore vol Paper, price &c., r
With others just received BY
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REV. Dr.. PHILIP LINDsLEY.-The venerable Dr.
LINDSEY, we regret to say, was yesterday morn
ing attacked by apoplexy, and wasexpected to live
but short time at the moment we wrote this par
agraph last evening. DR.. LINDSEY was for many
years distinguished citizen of this city, having
filed the Office of President of the Nashville Uni
versity. He resigned this office four or five years
ago and removed to Indiana. He was Member
of the Presbyterian General Assembly, now in
session here, and was attacked at the residence Of
his son-in-law Mr.. HoYTE
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0BOOKS THAT ARE BOOKS"
AND WORTH READING.
~ REECE AND THE GOLDEN HORN -r-
III FLooD AND FIELD;
. UNCLE SANS FARM FESCE;
MoRxI @ STARS OF THE NEW WORLD;
FIFrY YEARS IN BOTH HKEIsPaEREs;
NeNAMPTUM AND NATIcK;
LIVES OF THE QUEsSs OF ENGLAND;
TRE PILGRIMS WALsrNGHAM;
HILLs LAKES AID FoREsT SFRsANs;
The MoNEY MAKER;
SUBSrANCE AND SHADOWS;
TgS NIGHTS A BAR BOOM;
TABLES FOR CRITICS;
FERN LEAvEs-Seeond Series
MEMORIES oysR TEE WATER;
TRNHESsFAN ABROAD;
BERTHA and LEY,
The HEsMITs DELL;
HoygY Moon and other CoTniealtes;
Mss IEsLIRs BEHAVIOR BOOK;
TINS, Thar AND The OTHER
For sale BY CHARLES w. SMITH
mar3U
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY Al
PURLIC SALE.

Nashville at ~ O'Clock, will sell that valuable
property formerly occupied bv Gen Armstrong The lot
fronts 79 feet Cherry street. and runs back 40 an
alley, and includes the comfortable dwelling occupied
by r. q. Gardner This lot is of the most valuable in
tie city, This portion of the city will seen be occupied by
retail fancy and dry goods stores and four handsome ones
can be erected this lot.
TrRys-O ne-thrd cash; balance in one, two and three
years for notes satisfactorily secured payable in bank,
bearing interest, and lien retained.
Mr. Gardner the premises will show the lot TO all
who wish to examine il. LINDSLEY 4 CROCKETT.
r r. Glsscock Auctioueer. Mayo
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GAS FITTING.

GAS FITTING.
WE still continue 10 insert Gas Pipes at the usual low
w prices and prepared to make Alterations or do
any kind of work in hne and warrant it well done
Gas Fixtures.
We are Offering large Chandeliers for less money than
they can be brought the East after paving reght &c
Glass GIobfs and Paper Shades.
We have invoices Of large lots OF Globes aud SHADES
with other Gas Fixtures which expect by hrst boats
from Pittsburr and will sell them very low. Apply TO
las n KENDRICK, at the Gas Light Office, Cherry st.
nrcbS'55-Iy E J.. DAVIS co.
TXTRA FINE CHEWING TOBACCo.-An
T. lovers of Fine Chewing Tobacco would 90 well 70
nnTcbase their supply at STRETCtpS Drug STORE,
formerly stretch 0rrs) which has just received the
finest article ever brought 10 this city. mems
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FURNITURE -PIANcs.-The auction sale of fine
furniture, Pianos &c. by IRA H. MORTON, will close
this day. The sale is at the rooms on College st,
opposite the Union Bank, commencing at half-past
this morning. The opportunity for the purchase
Of fine planes aud furniture is one of the best ever
offered in this city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-24

say- The Rev. ROBERT ]. BREcKENRIDGE, D. D.,
IL D., of Kentucky, will preach on Domestic
Missions in the First Presbyterion Church, at
o'clock, this evening.
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TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE.
DR. H. B. SCARBOROUGH Dover. Tennessee August 2S
1883 saws: have sold all the German Bitters you have
sent me- and if the preparation continues to do much
0ood as IL has DONE Il iA be tie best medicine sold
here"
L. SyoDGRAss Sparta Tennessee August 90 1853 says:
al am pleased that your German Bters has given
satisfaction in every instance where it has been used
B. T. Helms Hllsborough, Tennessee August 90, 1888
saws: am pleased to state that the German Bitters has
given general satisfaction
Dr. P. FATIo q BRo Knoxville, Tennessee, 9Th April
1851 said: Your Bters selling very FAST and
every person that has used it. so far have been able
to learn, has been benefited.
j. W. FRANKLIN & Co, Gallatin, Tennessee, December
80 1850 said: The firm will want of your Bit
tiers soon of the partners thinks ii is great med
cine''
R. S. HARDY, Bolivar Tennessee, September Is, 1852,
said There great demand for your Btters here please
send another lot soon"
s They are entirely FegeaJle free from all injurious
ingredients always strengthen the system and never pros
trate it.
t- Sold by dealers in Medicine and Storekeepers ev
erywhere.
~ Sold in Nashville by Berry Denoyille, Brown
Grubbs Ewin Brothers. H. G. Scove and dealers in med
cina Generally finch n55-dSwly
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~ We call attention TO the extensive sale OF
fancy articles, by A. J. DUNCAN & Co., which takes
place Tomorrow See advertisement for particu-
lars
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EYFCUToR'S SALE.

10Y virtue of the authority conferred on me by the VIII
Is of sarah Ewing, deceased / will expose to sale by
nublc auction on Saturday 9th May, 1885, credit Of
one and two years. with Interest from date two pieces OF
property situate Vine steeviz; The house ana iol
and one hundred and eighty feet DEPTH Also piece OF
the lot on which Geo. W. Smith resides containing sixty
feet 'front.' and one hundred and eighty feet IN depth
Al the same time and place. will sell, credit of six
mouths (unless previously disposed off, several likely ne
sroes, embracing men, women and children Notes IN
mavItd ANDREW EWING, Exr.