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Mssting at the Brick School House.

We have heretofore inadvertently neglected
TO notice the American Meeting which took
place at the Brick School House on the No
lensyille pike, about five miles from town, on
Saturday last There was fine audience
present, comprising many ladies; and a most
eloquent, argumentative and effective speech
of two hours in length, was made by WV. g
BmEN, Esq, of this city. The meeting was a
fine one, aud had good effect. Sans boys
are all right in that bailiwick.
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z COMMERCIAL Gralotfr.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE MARKET
True WIG UtFIUh,
N.grYvTtVp Tulv Or


NASHVILLE, July %, 1875.
The weather since our last report has been warm
and rainy. The crops are everywhere prospecting
as heretofore, and the estimates constantly ad-
vancing.
The river Is down to about 90 inches on the
Harpeth shoals, though it was swelling slightly yes
terday.
Business in transportation is fat, and only two
or three boats are plying and those with Indifferent
trade
C0TToN-0ur local market is fat. The gen.
eral aspect of the cotton market is without material
change since our last
COTTON YARNS.-It will be seen that we have
advanced our figures cent on Cotton Yarns.
FLOUR has dSciiued since our last. and is now
selling at S6aS6 30 per Dbl, and $2.5OaSS 90 in
bags per cwt.
GUNNY BAGS-We quote 2i bushels at s2oc.
OILS-We advance our quotations for Lnseed
a fraction.
PROVISIONS-BAcON has advanced slightly
since our last, and we now qnote Hams at lOall;
shoulders 9alO; sides lOall; hog round lOalo4-
BUTTER is unchanged, and we quote il at l2tal5.-
LARD is held at I0oll; MEAL 75As0, and EGGS have
declined 20 4c
GRoCERIES-We notice no change in the Gro
Gerry market, and for particulars refer to our Pice
Current.
VEGETABLES are brought to market in profu.
sion, and selling at such prices as to cause no
camplaint Fine Irish Potatoes are selling at 81
per busheh apples at 5oa6O; Peaches 81 90; and
other things in proportion.
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Bst.sr Yst From East Teuusssss-A Mystery En-
planned.

We have been unable, heretofore, 10 account
for the Union and americans very wild and
visionary calculations upon the vote of East
Tennessee. But the letter from our Loudon
correspondent suggests a solution Of the mys-
terry. Itappears that an old Democratic friend
OF our neighbours, who used to keep him posted
a. to East Tennessee, has stepped into the
AMERICAN ranks, and now gives US the benefit
of his information and advice. Here is the
letter. Read its cheering statements.
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ELECTION OF DmECroBs-The ANIMAL cleo
ton of Directors of the Building and Loan
Association will take place on Monday night
at the Merchants exchange The first annual
Report of the business OF the association will
be read The sale of the money will come off
at the same place on the following mig lat.
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The Canvass for Governor.

Accounts reach Us from all parts of the State of
The favorable indication of the success Of can
didate. II East Tennessee will do her duty, and we
confidently believe she will we have no fears to
the result. Gentry gains triumphant victories over
johnson in every speech. We conversed with an
intelligent Democrat from sister State, who heard
them at Beans Station and he Informed Us that he
never saw a man FUSED up" as johnson vast was
a zone sided" affair sltogethcr-as at Beans Sta
ton, SO Is 1t every they speak in East Tennessee
Dandridge Herald, 20h.
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FINE MELONS AND APPLEs.-We are under par
tcular obligation to our friend SNAIL for lot Of
the finest melons and horse apples we have seen
this season. Mr.. S resides about six miles distance
and will be iu the city three times a week, with
fresh ripe and delicious fruits; his carioe can be
known by its having painted on the sides of the
cover "Apples and Melons" Not being able to
attend market, our citizens viii find him on the
Street between 10 and IL o'clock from three to four
days in every week.
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Land, Gold and Diamonds.
100000!
G A p u r r o & O'S


NO BLANKS.
Between $4,000 and IS, 900 Engravings actually
sold since February last
Head Prize, $4,000 House I'm the CITY
of ~. Louis, on the Northwest corner
of Locust and seventh Streets
FARMS ON THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
COUNTRY SEAT FEW MILES FROM THE CITY
Watches from $40 to $3.50!
diamond cr".-11- rms frdh6 w W w..
Diamond Rings worth $40!
This Magnificent Enterprise,
TIVE hest offered the Public in progress and
viii draw early IN the summer.
By the payment Of ONE DOLLAR, a person receives
beautiful Engraving q ether
The Monarch OF the Glen;
A Chip of the Old Block;
Or, The stag at Ray;
From Landseer the greatest painter In the world
and numbered receipt emitting him to draw any Of the
above valuable prizes.
The prizes, p@rceve, such make up the
lotteries and Taes OF the times but Of real value
sisting they do, Of Land, Gold and Diamonds.
Office for the disposal Of Tickets No 69 Cherry street.
nearly opposite the Post Office; also at J. Stiles Market
street. and b. y. Williams Broad street.
Indiana, ohio, Michigan, Illinois and Wisconsin money
received nj par for Tickets.
All orders addressed to shall receive prompt attention
iyI If 7. A. CASWELL, General Agent.
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Correspondence Of the Nashville True whg.

LouDox July 81, 1858.
Mr. EDIroR:-Sr: Let me say TO you, land upon
which you may rely that credit for truth should
be gwen to the accounts furnished Mr. Eastman by
East Tennessee correspondents. Andrew johnson,
instead of making gains his vote t0o years ago
will be beat at least twenty FIVE hundred votes
East Of the mountains Gentry will make a gain
over Henrys vote in all Of the counties in this d.
vision of the State, save some three or four, and
, in some largely. In this (Roane) more than one
hundred, (the Roane correspondent Of the Union
TO the contrary notwithstanding I used during the
days haf Mr.: Eastman remained frss 70 The Anlsri-
eau Democracy, TO furnish him with correct and re.
liable information as TO probable results In this
end of the State which he win not deny. like
Eastman and dislike much 10 see him imposed up.
on, and he thereby made innocently to dupe the
people The friends Of the American party may
rely upon the above. Let us oil but do our duty
up till the last vote is put into the box on the %
day OF August, and glorious triumph will be the
result for the American party over the corrupt lea.
ders Of the anti. American party.
AN AMERICAN DEMOCRAT.
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Correspond nee OF the Nashville True Wing.
Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, Ga, July 81, 1855.
Our produce market, in nearly all tie leading ar
ticles, is quite unsettled. The supply of Bacon
continues equal to the demand. We quote,
BAc,N-I Hog round IL; Sides IL; Hams llalli;
Shoulders 94al0.
LARD-Iu barrels, l2al2l.
Corn per bu. 81 al.l0.
fLoUR--Superhne. S34$350.
WHEAT-per bu., 81
ExcHANGE-On New York per cent premium;
on Charleston, Savannah aud Augusta I per cent
premium.
Respectfully,
SEAGO LAWRENCE,
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
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1t would hardly do for have the temerty
adays to question the excellence Of Dr. Hoof lnds German
Bters which prepared by Dr. NJ Jackson In cases
OF dyspepsia liver compliant and derang the dges
tive organs their many virtues have long been
plainly apparent They purge from the system morbid
humors which retard their natural functions and bring
paeness the cheek nd suffering the brow They ban
h those clogs upon happiness the system to
high health.
See advertisement jy2-lm
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Rally, Americans, Rally

RIVER NEws.-Tbe Cumberland was swell
ing slightly yesterday, and some were expect
ing quite rise from above.
The Umpire was the only arrival from be-
low. She was advertised TO leave this evening
for Paducah at 2 o'clock.
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of the Nashville True Wing.
SPRING CREEK, Tenn, July %, 1855.

REcoRDERs CoURT-A negro woman was
taken before the Recorder yesterday for living
ia an out house without a written permit, and
her proprietors fined $40 and costs. Attend
TO your slaves.
Pqrmelia Street was up again for violating
the corporation law to suppress disorderly
houses, and fined $40 and costs.
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QuERY3-Where did the editor of the Union
and American get his information that Judge
BRIEN replied TO Gov. Johnson at Knoxville !
Our information is, that both Gentry and
johnson declined, by agreement, 20 fll their
appointment at Knoxville, and that the friends
of both also declined speaking.
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Read for Yourselves.

hAsHS.LLE, Jaiy ~ ISIS
Mr. J. n sEssoSs-slr: have been using Cor several
oH'hs pair Of yeur hTAz&s Pebble spselacisss SEd
bsevnE they The enly sind have ever ssen espab
q eonetsy Restoring vision, which has he<n npAissd
primitive ertsciioa, pleasure In recommending
tbSm 10 the public. Very respectfully,
ID. 4. ToPP.
n. B-No connection wstA any ether establishment All
81 M eemas fpectacles marked frssne a.
flows, -. A. SsHnoss- Oaes over BcTry's Bookstore
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r. G.. McNAIRY & co.

RE now receiving their stock of DRY GOODS Tor the
n FAN trade, and prepared to exhibit 70 an VINO az
mIIh genera embracing almost
every article in their line Of business They deem entire
to any exravagant promises as to how
cheap they will sell their goods farther than to say they
bought In the EASTERN CITIES where others buy their
goods and good the credit Of their house
would allow, and they will sell them at short profits at
they afford, either for cash prompt dealers on
time. r. G. McNAIRY d CO.
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1t has long ceased TO be fashionable pud patent
cnes, do any thing enhance their sae from any
particular prejudice that has arisen in the public mind
against them, but simply from the worthessness Of nearly
all the great remedies crowded into the market But
casionaly medicine that possesses is brought
into ght-one that is really what it purports OF
this class soans preparations ranked with safety
for we have heard Of instance where his medicines have
been tried but that the fullest satisfaction has been given
and their immense sale will fully attest their popularity
Freepoyt Journal, III.
See Soan's advertisement in another column
iy12-1W
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AMERICAN BLACKBOAnD CRAYONs,

INIARRANTED free from Grit any Glutnous sub
w stance whatever, and superior to any other Crayons
now In
Aner having given the American Baekboard crayons
fair and impartial trial, being fully convinced Of q cir
superior merits we readily testimony ~ favor OF
their being the hest Crayons that have seen co
binng all the qualities that could be desired in such
tcle.
Thomas sherwn, English High School, Boston,
Geo. Allen, Jr, Hancock
Hubbard Winslow, Young Ia les
J. d. PhHbrrk, state Normal School, " britain, Coma.
Francis 5. Williams, English nigh School, Boston,
Pierce Allen, Eng. Classical School, w. Newton,
N. Titiaghast. State Normal sehool, iiridgewater,
Jonalhsa Tenny, Manchester High School,
J. s. Eaton, Philips Academy, Andover,
A. Y. Pope, Somerville,
q. W. Plymptou, State Normal School, Albany, y. Y.
Ebrdge smith, Cambridge High School
For sale by CHARLES w. SMITH.
aprls
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BY TELEGRAPH.

LOUISVILLE, July "a.
The river falling, with feet water in tire chan.
nell
CINCINNATI, July "A.
The river stationary. Flour, old ss.5 small
lots of new s6.75. Whiskey Sl4as1s. No change
in the prices of Provisions
PITFsBURG, July %.
The River is falling with 4t feet water in the
channel
NEW YORK, July esp. NJ.
Stocks are dull and lower. Flour has advanced
l2t cents-SOuthern dull at sIO.s7t. Corn
market firm at 9Oc. Pork is sitter.
Deaths last week sol, an increase over pre-
ceding week of "a.
LOUISVILLE, July 25-noon.
The river is stationary, with four feet ten inches
in the canal.
CINCINNATI, July 25-noon
The river is falling slowly.
Whisky Sla32l. Flour-Old ss.4Oas 80; new,
IN lots, Stalls. No change in provisions.
CHICAGO, July "a.
The Legislature of Kansas met at Shawnee Mis-.
sion on the 18th inst. Mr. Marshall gave notice of
bill requiring citizens immigrating from Massa.
chusetts and other States which have annua4ed or
may nulIfy laws Of the United States. to take al
oath to support tho Laws of Kansas Territory.
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PRICES REDUCED.

QEING anxious to reduce our stock as much as possbI
- before going East for Fall Supplies will sell
desc ipons OF Summer Goods greatly reduced prices
We have yet on hand beautiful stock Of Rersgs Tissues
Muslins, &C., &c and persons wishing any thing thi
way will do well to give Call.
je12 R. C. McNAIRY co.
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VERY PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Ii persons knowing themselves tn be indebted to US
previous to the list Of January last had better up
before the lst OF july they will have to settle with
officer as further indulgence be allowed hint to
the wise, &c. ijeI21 K. c. McNAIRY co.
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ID ANYWAY Monday night tie 2lsi inst, while In the
II employment OF Mr.. Charles H. MARTINI Of this city,
TWO NEGRO MEN, named jim and ALBERT. They are
twenty 1--WE years Of Of dark complexion had
with them suit OF clothes, made OF green casneti,
and silk hats JIM Is about five feet eight inches
hgh weighs about $50 lbs; well formed high forehead and
pleasing oounenancs; speaks quick when spoken to- was
raiset in williamson county by Thomas PetWay. ALERT
is about feet inches h weighs about 10 ID; round
face good countenance with small round yes; speaks
slow wh,n spoken rather an humble looking me-
gro raisrd by Col. Thomas Williams OF Montgomery,
Ala | will give the above reward II they are taken and
secured that get them.
my24-u Q. l.. NELSON.
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PARTICULARLY CHEAP.
STAPLE GOODS,

WE hesve few passed styles Berages that we are sell
w ing at less than half price.
jel2 r. G. McNAIRY co.
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EXCHANGE

AND WAnuAaTS-I via pay Cash % N per.
IL Sons having Land Warrants % dispose o.
H. A. bAII0WE Gen. Al,
isi9 No ~ ilsaasFick g.
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Another Round of the "JaoOb's-Laddsr Dsnocra-

Another Round of the Jacob's-Ladder DeIaocra-
Cyl gone.
By the following note it will be seen that
J. w. Youngblood, Esq,-who has tor some
wears past been the editor Of the Bedford
Yeoman," and more recently the editor of the
jackson Central Democrat, has left the
anti-American, convergng-line, progressive
democracy, and is now doing noble work for
the great American cause.
Correspondence Of the Nashville True Wing.
Spine CREEK, Tenn July %, 1855.
Mr.. EDITOR On Saturday last the American
party gave barbecue at this pace. A large
crowd was present Henry B. Warren, Alvin
Hawkins and j. w. Youngblood, former editor of
the Bedford Yeoman, and more recently Of the
jackson Central Democrat delivered addresses on
the occasion. will not trespass on you by CIV
ing detailed account of the proceedings. Suffice
il to say. SAM" was here in all his glory. Alter
the speaking the Council was opened and tOrty
good men aud true were added to our numbers.
respectfully,
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BARNARD l.. SIMPSONS
AROMATIC sCHIEDAM JUNIPER sCHHAPPS.
A Superior Tonic, antI-DYsPePtie Inv liz
Grating Cordial.

IT'S amentable truth that, with few exceptions,
article Of food eat, every article Of drink We imbio-
i more or adueratcd, and in nothing has adutera
ton been praetced % such extent as n spurious, vi
nous aad fermened La So much In fact that
impossible procure pure liquors and wines unless obtain
ed direct fom h0Hd Dde Importer, Of known reputation
and well established foreign connections.
tsoWing the corrosive tntammatory and poisonous
properties Of the liquors sold generally IN this country, Ai
d.Sraeetul bsAstal inoKcaton hequent, that The
several Of the States have taken The matter
IN hand prohibited the sale Of sprnous isrnented
liauors commoa beverages.
We're ali liquors sold pure and unaduterased should
need 10 Maine Law and but Sew restrictions their
Blosehed fers pased limbs swollen eh and that iess fi
disease, dip fress produced, not b. pure liquors,
but by the infatuated habit o. INDUCING In the cOrTusvs
poisous sold under that dcs gnaton.
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WE have hand very superior stock of Linen and
w Cotton Sheengs, Table Damask, T,wels Diapers,
Napkins, Bath Towels Mosquito Bars White and COlored
Bobinets SC, which we will sell cheap the cheapest
iel2 X. c. McNAIRY L co.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.


'HE Fh Annual Course Of Lectures ia this Institution
will commence on Monday, the 29th Of October next
and continue till the first OF the ensuing March
PAUL F. EVE, NJ a. Principles and Practice Of Surgery
JOHN NJ. WATSON, NJ. D., Obstetrics and the Diseases
OF Women Children.
W. X. BOWLING, NJ. D., Theory and Practice Of Med-
cine.
a. H. BUCHANAN, NJ. D., Surgical and Pathological
Anatomy.
G: X. WINSTON, NJ. D., Materia Medlca and N, deal
Jurisprudence
ROBERT NJ. PORTER, NJ D., General and Special Anat-
omy.
J BERRIEN LINDSEY, NJ. D., Chemistry and Phar.
macy.
THOMAS R. JENNINGS, NJ. D., Institutes Of Medicine
and Clinical Medicine.
WILLIAM 7. BRIGGS, NJ. D ,Demonstrator OF ANATOMY
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened Students on the
FIRST Monday in October
Afu Preliminary Course of Lectures free 10 al Stu
dents will be given by the Professors commencing also on
the first Monday OF October.
Cnique has been established in connection with the
University at which operations performed and cases
prescribed for and ectured upon in presence OF the Glass
Amount Of Fees for Lectures in the University is
Matrcuiaon Fee pad only) IS. Practical Anatomy
SO Graduation Fee &25.
Good Boarding be procured az about IS per week
Further inform alton be obtained by addressing
J. BERRIEN LINDSLEY
BiS-"AtrWzm+ Chancellor Of the University
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GENTLEMEN's AND BOYS FINE SUMMER
SHO s..
GuM BATHING MATS.

NV have few more Of those superior Chamber Bath
w Matts-for sale bv }. McGlLb
Lad es' and Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
jy8 Corner Of Square and College street.
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MEDICINAL INHALATION, &c.
A LOCAL AUXILIAY IN THE TREATMENT OF DIS
EASES or THE THROAT, LUNGS, &c.


EASES or THE THROAT. LUNGS, &c.
THOMAS H. GREEHHoUGH, n D.
Hate Of London and Paris-Residens Physician Of New
orieans)
TTAs arrived 10 Nashville, where he VII remain during
ths summer and place under treatment Al those who
nav desire his sk aid IN al forms Of Diseases Of the
respiratory and circuiAtory organs.
Dr. reenhoggh having been connected with Drs Pereira
and Williamson Of London, and being member Of medi-
cal sociees ia Rurope guarantees all lnvads the
o.t rrnt ana srcssfa improvements In he treatment
Of each case which w always be regulated and bAssd
up0n the vital principles Of the
PHYSIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY or MAN.
~ B.-Chranie Female eouplAints. iHplicanE NE re-
sprstory organs. viii rcoeixe particular attention, and La
dies whsn preferred VII Be visited az their residsnces
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION
EU- Once, YsF4ndAh Hotel, Nashville, Tenn-
~ Patients In The country vii receive Ai;entiea ~
coFrespondenee.
EW SumsrSas testimonial and references a. skn IN
tsgrity Ae from many prominent eH-as and physicians
Of New Orleans Memphis AID other etles be and
Obtained a. the DoctoF's once.
Due aotice Of The Lectures Anmai Chemistry, the
Physiology and Pathology 81 the Servoas eyses aad Ae
Cheuieo fheEAPeasic acton q ms1ass. 2c ON - day
EFen. yiI-u
~ FURSIsaED ROOM WANTED. suitable br Fhy-
sicans oscs On central locality. slso, tso roonss p@
. i5F and bedroom, Cor a EcntiemAn and viz
Address OF. O., Poss Onice. bi-u
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RECEIVED PER EXPRESS

FINE lot of Parasols, sunshades, Fans, Muslin Man
n ties, White Ribbons, &C., &C.
iel2 R. c. McNAIRY 4 co.
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STILL MORE PROOF.

NAsHvELLE, July u, 1855.
MI J. H. sENnoSs-neAr Sir After a rcfal examiua-
ton IN trial OF your con Spectacle cheer
hy aid my testmony 70 their superiority over al 9TH
They enlarge The sphere 81 seas and thereby greatly re
hexs ysion, without prdaeng the anpeasantness created
BY TIE convex tofEn Very respectfully years,
Iyie-dA9u JOHN WAfRRs
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SIH PSON'S
AROMATIC sCHIEDAM JUMPER sCHHAPPs J

Are manufactured exclusively a. sciedzu in Holland se
eordng The directions u old established dshng houses
in NeS York and Nuw Orleans expressly Tor medicinal
purposes eRtiled % high consideration No other
medicinal beverage present In 10 the United States
Europe, POSSESSES such auary and sescioas prop
critics
In eases Of Govt Gravel Obstrncous q the kidneys.
Bladder and Urinary Organs vel Ia The peculiar d.
Incidental 10 females, their eject % prompt and de-
cded that they have excited ne 1os hmsut q medesi
men, ana eited expressions Of The most anb0anded grau
tuds irom he patients 70 the proprietor
Agents and private purchasers cautioned 70 guard
against the compounds Of unscruPulous tHAtors smp
soa's ArouAtc gunpsg eehnapps Eil have The tide -
the Medicinal Cordai embossed hs sides Of the bottle
that oonsins and the Signature Of The proprietor on N"
label =
Ts lahe on each 30 tie uhch has been duy entered IN
he United states Court and conss qeuty protect
"a Ron imitation by the Penalles Of iag % congress
Ia the three principal living angaagrs-E ssh Erench
s.d erna ana pamphlets In those language descriptive
al he sFs o. ths heailhlnvgorsnE beverage ean al
~@' J. WEIGHT a CO, AEsats,
No Isl CkErtres street., Nsa oriean4
enr-A.u.r.s ssBGf.rarinE tesas article Of asinapps
- ss-sTor % persuade ne pabic that BARNARD l.
SIMPSON prepTiesor " rs gsnains AroAie eheaAa
Ig-Is~r Shaapps = hosa sfs diFrcs importer NJ
800 70 b. understood hat the anqessiionas pre0f
n a. .et san be farnishs ~ e esi sunent tnIrtsag
G. w. HENDERSHOTT,
cornsr q csaaE ssIsst 4ad he square,
rs-asm Nashville. fsaa