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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08

HoIELY, But FANclFUL Il wandcs
into lie depths Of do forest, gays sambo,
and nature was beautiful as lady going
t. the wedding Pc leaves g's.ened on
dc maple,tree like new quarter dollars in
de missionary box, de sun sbone as bril-
liant and nature looked as gay as buck
rabbit in parseiy garden, and de little
bell round de ole sleeps neck tinkled
softly and muaically in de distance.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08
.l.P MOFFETT. M D.

r.vINt; Iocated in Mineral Point would
~aspactfuily tender his professional services 10 'i
citizens of the town aud vicinity. -,
nrrtrE in the rooms formerly occupied y '""p o
,,ssrar, where ne will be found ALL HoURs,unless
absent on Professional business ,r
June :, i-53. I"-N''
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08
Cc-p.UTNERSHIP.

DRI C HOwEII.S of Mineral Point and DR. Il.
ITnsHv rccently of St Louis, Mo-, having associa
Tel themselves in the practice OF DENTISTRY "oala
respectfully the citizens OF Mineral rPm1 aaG
ciny that they are prepared to perform an operaos
incident to their profession, in thorough ana ~ofA
nanlike manner. -,, -
Dv IaeRxY will visit Dodgevile, protessionsiiy' on
Wednesday the 18th inst. and can be found al tue
q 'Sestern Hotel by those wishing his services
oalcc hours from 4. NJ. to 9 Z. M
Mineral Point, June t. lS5S-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08

a CoLLoQUY Wei. Sambo. what's
yer up to now days ?" "Oh, Use car
penter and jiner." "He / guess yer is
What department. do you perform, Sam
DO l' "Wtat department | does tho
circular work" What's dat 2" why
turns de grindstone "G'way."
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08
GEO. a.. z "a S~ a.

ATTORNEY AND coUNsELLoR At LAW,
NyISERAt. POINT, WlSCoN~lN- NtbcS ~" -, 80 -
M w,,-t the Book store VIII htthn - 'sli ut
-ti,ca spd transact All business connected with ms
1-li,r' t,,uart,nns promptly attended TO- 3ltf.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08
L I v E r Y.
TrS S
EA

TTEIALHAla lEOIA
NzvII.L. be ever ready and always wiling TO accom- m
w mo late his friends on reasonable erms ana III
Sood style. .,.., ,f,
- The Missionary Station s At tpresen, located It
Gle west of Brother Noians and south OF bro'her Foy
tons in tbe vicinity ofthe q sPresby
Episcopal Methodist and Episcopslian .s
street north the Catholic Church- our,Glned
bvqhes uences, both Horses andorlFers
VIII be found faithful and trusiy- 49,.
Di June r. lrSi
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08

~ An eAciarge paper mentions the
marriage of a Mr.. John Sweet to Misc
Ann Sour. tits probable they intend,
set W. the Lemonade business
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08
IlEK.GssENG.

rI,nE Undersigned would respectfully iend'rhls ia
4 thanks the citizens - M'h'snl f''tia ~
yrip rr mast f,vors. and intufo thrrl that ne ~
r,utniI- business At his old stand on Hugh ~treet-A
whore he will be pleased to receive Il Continuance %
public favor. .-,.-
- - ~ "c"''e"'o' HENRY PRICE.
Angust.fO, 1852. N'b4<-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08
DUNN q RE AID.

ATr0RNFys AMI CoIrNSEII.ORS AT LAW,
SOLICITOR CHAN g V
~ Office in Ailson'e Bloch. Mineral FONT, WIS -kO
RaAAlHspuNa HlIi 4 l. Rad.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08

JUsT THE GIEL FoE Hm-The Spring.
field Republican adds to tho story of the
man, who, when told by his landlord thas
he could not leave his house until he paid
his bill, replied, Good just put that in
writing, make a regular agreement of it;
III stay with you as long as l live !" tho
following:
"lt must have been the same individual
who, too poor to get married. was yet too
susceptible to let the girls alone and Of
whom is told this circumstance: He was
riding with one of the fair sex, "all of a
summer's day" and accidentally-mens'
arms, awkard things. are ever in the -.v
dropped an arm around her waist. No
objection was made for while. and tho
arm gradually relieved the side of the car
riaEe of the pressure upon it. But Of
sudden, whether from late recognition
of the impropriety Of the thing, or tho
sight Of another bean coming. never was
clearly evident, the lady started with vol
cauic energy, and with n flashing eye ex-
claimed, "Nr-- | can support my
self" Capital !" was the instant reply,
'you are Just the girl I've been looking
for these five years-will you marry me -
\ SERMON The following sermon will
suit any preacher and can be adapted to
any audience at any time and in any
piaco:
Man is born to trouble as the sparks 1y
upwards
Brethren, [ shall divide ny discourse
into aud consider it under tho following
heads:
First-Nan's ingress into the world.
Second - His progress through the
world
And thirdly and lastly, bis cgress out
of the world.
/, Mans cgrcss into The world is naked
and bare.
2. His progress through tho world is
trouble and cnro
And thirdly and lastly, his egross out
of the world is Gobndy knows where.
To concluac-lf We do well hero We
shall do we'll there.
can tell you no moro if l wore to
preach a whole year.
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S.,,YEI WHEEL EIE,


|vfSFRAT DEALER in Fancy and staple Dry Goods
tI t;rrrarics Cryckery and Hardware, hIgh street
Mineral Point.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08

rxarxsruAxcE COMPANY OF HARTFORD, conn
,,@' ''e' " n Il. BOYDEN, Agent
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08

T,tSUIAS SARIE TAII.ORS, Mineral Point, Wlscon-
L sin sohcit share OF pu bic patronage ihelf "orh
y m bn d,ne in the most fashionable style, and on reh
suuxbl, t-rrns. shop on High street 80 -, q. ,r
- Lu's'hE oo'o 70 ' 42y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-30
.suNDRlEs...
-IWincllestec gnrings.

,,.,,5,,, FRANKLIN COUNTY, TENN. j
ESE Springs viii be opened for hs reception Of visit
g .ors on the 18th Of May, 1885. II 10 s71r
ne incheser Springs situated in healthy coun-
ny 80 unles south east Of Nashv and miles West Of
Aicala pepoton he Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
'"'N' iack and White sulphur, Chaiy beate
n, and Puie Free Stone. 1l' - : g
aeks wi. be kept ralnieg and on AIisou;a "a GEN.
Springs 81 % solG- - 20 10 ana noni me
The fus., Sqe e,le o. hsss Springs Elk River OF
hne bunting grsunds in which numerous dee- are ,t -
range The eeatoo Of The beie is very romantic and
Pleasant combining many Of the beauties of rraI land
scape SCI o. nieTLs q lg3fafS-~ = " ' uAi l1nu-
The propreters viii nse every effort to render visitors
7ssaga 10 liat' CHARGES sdF .y.,1l I'D
lo11oaIe Per MON 90 -
Z" day. ................ 5o
800 .st - 80 SO
rst table viii De charged half the sbsve rates Servants
hail price, Extra charges for msfls rooms.
-, Mas II, g SIMS,
1raaysO--amea .sa d-y7sa0 1,THoS sHoRT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-30
IsANlo q 81 WANT,
WHOLESA ALE ROGERS,
AUCTION ~ COMHTSSI0S MERCHANTS,

EAVIS & SWARM,
l4ESAbE ROCERS,
AUCTION ~ COMMISSIOS MERCHANTS,
No, 70 P1SIic Square Nashville, Tennessee,
VTANE in store unusually large and select stock
Of Groceries Liquors, Wines, &c, all 81 this Seasons
imporaons by rLe most recent arrivals from New Orleans
Cincinnati and I'itsbu7g among which are
435 hhds New Crop sugar, # all grades hom me
dun very nne;
Is nhds White Clrystalized Sugar;
500 barrels and s-baues; Moasses
go bags New Crop Rio Coffee;
50 bags Old G. Serrmeut Java Coate
100 bols Loci SUGAR, all qualities;
80 bhls est Crushed sugar, No. !;
81 b5ls Crushed Sugar, second quality;
Is boxes Gun Powder, Imperial and Black Teas;
90 Gerces Carulma Rice fresh;
% bbls No 5 lIackeIe; . ceroons Indigo;
100 boxes Cod Fish; SEQ bNs assorted glassware
100 boxes Scotch HerTngs 500 kegs Wheeling Nails all
500 boxes q K. Cheese; sizes
Joe boxes Fox Pearl Starch 100000 Havana Cigars;
80 bags Pepper; leo boxes Melee do;
Is bays Spice: l75 boxes Va and Ky To-
5 tierce, Dutch Nader; bacoo, various qualities
100 boxes Star Candles
lEs above stock will be added 10 during the season by
Weekiv arrivals from New Orleans Cincinnati and Pitts
burg by which intend making stock always large
and well assorted aud invite the attention Of country
merchants visiting Nashville to give goods and prices
careful examination house in the South West Will
lS,d ont greater inducements than intend to do.
DAVIS SWAMI.
p S-We will have regular Auction Sales every TUES
DAY throughout the ssrson D. $.
jGnl6-t
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III cHAHCERY AT CARTHAGE.

Harrison Eeagans and Burr Feagans rs Mahuld, r..,.
and others
moiien and y appearing TO the Clerk and Master
~ shas hahulda Feagans Is resident Of this tais
Is therefore ordered that publication be ma ie tor 10 .vs
% we CR'0a and 4fsSr, requiring the said Nahnld7
Eeagans To- appear at the Ccur House in fhS town n car
mage on me "a Monday in August next then and hsTs
70 plead answer or demur to eOnplaiuanfs bill and 10
default hereetthe same will BE- taxed or confessed ana
set for bearing ,sParte as to her '-N
nayz9-lm elalac-Iat A NoOprSf r.. -.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-30
A. KERR u GU,

lMFuRIERS UE GENUlNE HAVANA ClGAkS,
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCOS.
FRENCH BRANDiES, WINES, BiTTERS,
3D. scorer HES, LOGD6F AND D0BLLE
PORTER, COkDlALS, BUTTS, &C.,
u Cedar Street, opposite the Verandah.
OO- ono HAVANA, MEXICAN AND
ZO,tsSjUO GERMAN CIGARS.-The largest and
best assorted stock in Nashville comprising all kinds quail
ites shapes and Sizes Of which the richest ia
yored ana cosJliest Cigars that come from Havana
Also 10 barrels Havana Smoking Tobacco direct illpor-
taon with h6ehbicsat assortment of Virginia smoking
and Chewing Tobacoo in the market Dealers and
fine above are respectfully invited 10 give call, and
examine our stock and prices before buying elsewhere
we selling Wholesale and retail low as such can be
had in any market in the Unisn. s. KERR d Co, pc
maylS A. No.2I Craarstreet
TRENCH BRANDIES, WINES, COKniAiS,
c FRUITS, yc.--27 Octoves fne French Brandes, Der
ward md Seignetts;
e,s 0tard, Sgnett and London Dock; .
pipes Holland Genuine Gia;
dozen pure Jamaica Rum, Imported in eia1sD N'-"
Sc -,' Z" CasiGpggne Srandy. '.-.
barrels Wild Cherry Bounce f-I -.. .... .r.
lGdozen Brandy Cherries, French;) -.. ...y.r
10 cases superior Ciaret . ..
2 casks 4"
" Pureod Sherry;
:. Madeira;
100 baskets Champagne, Chcquot ChAfes Hedsck, and
other favorite brands;
London and Dublin Porter
Scotch Ale;
Is dozen Sparkling ilnck,
lavisa Wine delicious aud nourishng light Wine,
for ladiesi 4. KERR CO.,
D. mayl5-d&twtf No. " Cedar st.
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.. IN cHANcERY ar CARTHlsR.

Marley and his wife. Virginia Marley and others
motion, and It appearing 10 tho Clerk and Master
~ ihat hooert Marley and wife, Virginia are non-rvs;
puooalon be n Ade Tor 30 days in The Uaioa ad 4Esy
en- requiring the said Marley and wife TO appear a. ths
.our mouse IN the town Of Carthage the I'd Monday IN
August next, then aud there 10 plead apsusr o ds- -
eompainanrs bill, and in default thereof said bilI vii
De iAk en- Tor confessed and set tor hearing r a. 10
them. nayas-1m A snapIfC
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-30
iOTICE.

u, Persons having claims against the estate of Thos
men e1lins guy snihentcated according 10 Law win
e Oisrk OF the County Court OF Lawrence county fens
M pro ISta OF said or before The ia
this 5th day OF Juae, 1855. y '-"'
- CALVIN L. HERBERT.
g.ncAV-- NoAl I'D. Administrafnr
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British Periodicals.
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these publications unusually interesting during the forth
coming year They VIII occupy middle ground between
ing of the daily journal and the ponderous Tome
of the future historian written after the living interest and
excitement of The great political events of the time shall
have passed away 1t these Periodicals. III
must look for the only really ineligible and reliable hiso-
~ of en events and such in addition to their we'll
established literary, scientific, and theological character
urge them upon the consideration of the reading public
~ Arrangements are pernlaren thy made for the
receipts of Early Sheets from the British Publishers. by
which are enabled TO place all our Reprints in
the hands of subscribers about they
nsed with the foreign copies. Although this involves
very large outlay part shall continue furnish
te Periodicals at the SAME low rates heretofore
For any one of the four Reviews $500
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For any three Of the four Reviews, ...-...... TO
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For BIackyocds Magazine. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 8t0
For Biackwood and three Reviews. ............ 90
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Payment TO be made al an adouncs Money
The STATE leAsrs issssd az H 51 rssei"Sd at par
discount of twenty per from the above prices
will be allowed Clubs ordering direct L. Scott & Co
four or copies OF any one or more Of the above works.
Thus -Four copies of Backwood CT of Review will
be sent TO address for So four copies of the Re
views and Blackwood for $50; and so on.
Tn all the prineipal Cues and Towns tbass works vii;
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When sent by mail the Postage any part of the United
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ReInittances and communications should always be sd-
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LEONARD SCOTT L co,
"a GOLD ST. ST. NKW York
N B.-L. g. L Co. have recently ed, and hare
nov for sale, the 'FARMER'S GUrD Henry Stx,,h-
ems of Edinburgh, and the late Prof q a. Of Yale col.
lege, New Haven, complete in vols, royal octave
tanning 1900 p ges IA steel and 600 wood sngrlTngs
Price, in muslin binding, S..
~ TVS aoorb is NOR tie cld Baat of the Farm
lat ty REsVscIrATsD and thrOsgs apon the market.
dec22H .,--. -
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IMPORTANT TC FARMERS.
II. D. WELLS PATENT SEED S0WER,

ID, ID
r-., -..'laIr Patented December, 1859 s
THE andeIsi 4ned, having purchased right this
valuable machine in and for large portion oil Middle
Tennessee ready 10 supply farming community
very best machine for the purpose fes which Ia
intended that has ever been invented Il 9ain simple
and easy, distributes the seed wiz regularity winch
has been apProHimaed even and which
cannot be Improved. .y.r t.-- -
the Of in every country where 1t has been
intr0daceJ, and in extensive IN the States Of Viz
where economy reduced pract the farm and in all
branches pursuits and has given genealsA'-
i.faction, The this maehns compared with the
suits produced By it, is bat song This maehneis no
Yankee nyentionit invented in the Old dominion, by
Ten thousand machines already been sold in
the single State of ViTgnis. u ~
We could produce certificates OF Of me most re
spectacle in the States above named but deem
necessary, aud only aud few Of our scientific farmers
ARMsTRoNo Co.. and BIS WELLER, MsrF1i si are agents
oft in this city And they nay swsys be fonnd
atihe southern Carragedanuaet9Ty EEnnI 81 SSSyie
H. .Ls oERrIFIcATHs.
NA.HvILLF, April 3, lsi5.
Iheyaexaniued the Seed sower patented NJ. D. Wells,
virstna, and satisfied that it will sow Timothy,
Clover Herrass and clean blue Seed and the holes
were enlarged Hemp sud Mlet seed with more
regularity than they be son with tho hand
chased enc OF McssF. Dorsey d Siagsrs. j. SHELBY.
This certify that have Witnessed the operations Of The
Seed Sowing Machine patented by NJ D. wells OF virginia
fully satisfied ha1h Is me best machine for me pu
pose n.ended in Relieving so, have pnre6a.ed
ofthe agents 81 ihe machines. L. NJ HAYS
Nashville, March 81, 80
- -, -. ATHENS, Tenn, April II, IS.
fbsye tried NJ D. Wells Patent seed Sewer. eEd fad 1t
evers thing shat represented t. be- and just such sr
Gle every farmer should have en- 'is iarg; rr,c
ovrtcr OF AGRIcuLruRAL MASrYsoTrEINo Goar.sY.l
- -s..- r. Nashville, March 30, 1861
Ihave seen ''Wes Patent Seed Sower used, and have
the of one OF the best IN ONO wen newn
to me- md who large crops Hay and Nhea besides
Re testimony of others who have used IT, and statements in
Agricultural uapers and heslte not To recommend The
tSeed PiaEter'' to the farmers Of Teunessee,
ABLE IMPLEMENT. have one for my own Gse. ,rr
my5-lm1y President.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
sTArE OF TEsEaaszE-nAYInIsox oonn1z eoas5

sAaAI W AAssAssEE-DAVIDsON COUNTY couaT
c,.I.o. -, hAf kuLks, 1855. II III = :
~ sum . &C., James Russell and offers
-v-x,,rs m, n, neiLs OF Hannah Russell, d,,yd
DEt0RE the Clerk and Nrslr- ~ a. 80 -. =. =, ! !
A. Devdson county, on motion ana n 49, - :. :
Satisfaction OF The clerk that the follT;nf - -
Inc above cause, tOwit: HeIon Dawso, =.
State OF Missouri and Andrew Russell Iacts r1s NJ
and NeseF RUSSELL the three last beng cS,li -
Russell decd, and residents OF the Saie ef ss.l
nouresdenis II this State and thai lie -
the Court can not be served upon them il 4 hsrs ~
defed that publication be made in some ne,s znsTsr e.
hry days, requiring said defendants to apoer ~ ~
July term OF said Court TO Be held At he (.ory4
House IN ihs town OF Nashville, on tia arss Msni.v
~ 5ny, 1880 and plead answer demur 10 the amended
D ed 10 the cause otaerwte the will be taken Tor
confessed As to them. and set for hearing gfrfs.
-l uueI-Nft Clerk
a VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE
NE Undersigned offers his valuable Farm sstuafed IN
4 Coffee County, three miles from Pelham and 81
mies IRON hsboro, the rosd from Nashvis 10 Chat
ana about three hundred yards urn the P.s<ans
-1s ale and Female destitute and contains s5out ,yr
nuarSd and twenty-five acres Said farm has been long
naea one % the very bsst in the couRty and located
IN oy seenen, entirely exempt RON the visitation o.
t-. nai' diseases There ara about two hundred and
| nse acres Of cleaed land, all under good fence
% ~ a. state Of cultivation There era two coulfrz
~O'e evening houses comnodous rs = stables with
0VoraDe negro houses. In short IL Is well irt,raz.d
oAd irin mas NEST fertile and productive su anirs
oV 70 the cultivation OF grass clover and ANAL
&C ana can De made one OF the best stock farms in
Nddie IenneSSee-havng suficeuey OF wstsr Al evs-x
necessary point. '''
Possession can be had at any time Psrsora dss;-o,.
o. Pnfehas'g are respectfully invited to Examine tn
Premises and learn Of the subscriber tse nartir,I -
lDe terms &c, febswtf) P. Il PRIOR
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A VALUABLE TRACT on LAND FoR SSIF
Attachment Motto,
Horace 4. Hammer, 81
g. .Aaaekn.esf
ts.
A. g. MINI

NoIiCb u hereby given to said A. c. VIM tis, an a,
laehment has been sued at the instanes ~ n n
Hammer, and levied upon his properly on the ast Esrs
last which attachment has been returned befr, Jass -
rs Esq Justice of the Peace foS Davidson count~ AMI
lurer proceedings therein Stayed according 10 law n,
tne !Oth day OF November next at which time the sa5
Minn notified 10 attend TIE Office of said Justic IN
me Court House in the city Of Nashville and dsiecd n.
SAn n',. y De 'nink proper. H. H. HAMMER
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,afca3ls W. @ r. FREEMAN,
No. IL North College street.

Hii4 st-FG NASHVILLE, IENN. l.-a--s d. Z. n
WYE are manufacturing quarters 2ichly Or
wv narnented Gilt Mantel and Piel Glasses in the
highest style of the art Portrait aud Picture Frames Cur
tain CofnIce md Inside Window Blinds; ana keep
santy ON banda choice stock of Window SHADES and Cur
taa Materals together with complete assortment of
Artist Materials of the very best description Oil Paint
ings and Engravngs; Cabinet Makers Materials; French
Window and Picture Glass, &c &C. as.-. <. rf-.s n
We would call especial attention TO Gliding Depart
ment Having gone 10 considerable expense in procuring
Ornaments of the most elegant and beautiful STYLES
safely promise that the woIk turn out shall compete, in
all respects with that OF the most noted manufactures
the Eastern Cities ana at low cost the de-
scrpion of work be brought here fou Abroad the
purchaser running no risk on account of breakage.
-feb23-tf7n'i = 'sf,.t-.. -.
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DENTISTRY.
DRS. RtlSS a McnANTrU

OEN4ISIh1
DRS. Ross q MCDANIEL,
HAHlNG formed an association in the PRACTICE Of their
IL PROCESSION, oftsr TO the citizens OF Nashvs aud the
paoc generally Their services in the different
OF Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry
Ihey are prepared TO insert Teeth doll Pts FROM
one 70 in setfS on the Air Pressure any tber APP
ions 03ns which, in Wen of their caAliasss and safs-
rG'ss OF gkPe1raRee have been justly styled The idea
- Patients fIom a distance NAV expeet M ae,,ntior
plee. - -
n Crice, No. % Cherry street, near Unloa
m1yI6-dlt-w4t
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UNIoNAND AMERICAN.

OFFICE eosSEg cE6Ec AND CHERRY STREETS,
TIE WfEkEY UNION AID AMERlC ~ is furnished
to sahscrihss f following rates Single copies one
yearySn adsncs 30 lsisiD de year, IS 90; at the
end of the year, $500. p
CIuss OF i've, ct oce and upwards. 81 90 per copy
Tor year Clubs Of subscribers will De received for
six months at tee fiEseong rates .s.oisligsi
The TRl WEEKLY is published every Tuesday, Thursday
and Sarrday, at s. 90 per annum, IN advance if not
paid in advance So 90. zs s.sGa s5--s+
The DAILY is published at Eight Dollars. 80 lss.a
* TIE MONEY. IN ALI. CASES, TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. EI
Rcmittances Of subscriptions may be ads by mail
risk. h~' cliza
No paper viii be sent out of the State unless the order is
accompanied whistle cash. q 10 81 s.rr-.tN
~ We wish itdisincily understood that paper will
be discontinued until al rreaegss are paid, except athe
oPton OF 'ne Pnonshes' gE sEd
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CLIFTON & ABBOTT.
- - Ls..1s L.G.,

Ne. Is cedar Street, Nashviiie,
RI nov receiving their Spring and Sumner stock Of
~ FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING AND GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS Of every description. Also, an
assortment OF Cloths Cassiueres and Yesins of the Ia
styles, which will be made order in fashionable
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