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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-21
PEIL0roKEN or FEMALES FRIEND.

PEIL0ToKEE Oh FEMALES FRIEND.
For the Of Painful and Dsordered henstrustion,
Miscarriage Abortion, and the relief OF all those
Sympathetic Nervous Affections attendant on
Pregnancy.
Much Of the suffering attendant upon the lives Of females
at the present day may be traced to slight mprudence
neglect during critical period Of their peculiar
sons causing distinctions, irregulsry, de-, which, if not
relieved gradually resksns and deranges the sysen sn
sympathy induces those chronic forms Of dsease-COn
sumption Dropsy Dyspepsia dewhich either hurry them
10 eSry grave render thsm inTads for life. Many OF
the faest and oyeest of creation that wh the bud
just bursting into bloom have withered and died from
the effects Of obstruction and the OF remedy assist
nature q. that eyentnl period.
TRY THE PHIL0TOKES.
Il is net offered Of Hills that flesh is heir to-
remedy snd preventive for certsia class Of
plants in which il ID warranted 10 DO all that is here set
FORTH that medicine directed with and skill
perform. Sold by SC0VIL MEAD,
Ill Chsrtres street, New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern Ssies whom
sllorders must be addressed.
jsnl2-ly dtw&w.
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Z. L. CRENsHAW
W.
SOMETHING NEW

WE having completed Shop aud put up all our
w machines ready to do all kinds Of Carpenters
work on the shortest notice. SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,
MOULDINGS of all sizes, BANISTERS, WINDOW and
DOOR tEAMES Of all sizes, completed; BONES Of all
XII done. LUMBER of all kinds dressed sawed any
size from quarter Of inch to thirty inches square,
Persons wanting any thing in line, would 60 well TO
mined TO do all OF work we'll and give perfect satiac-
tOn aud cheap 1t be done Ill work delivered
any house in without cost Shop on Broad street
ofthe Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad where We
Will be found at all times ready &c wait any person that
wants work. CkENSHAW FARIS.
jsn26-Iy.
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COME ONE. COME ALL
W. 4. d }. G.. McCLELLAND,
AT THEIR
HacNTETcFET STORE Oh COLLEGE STREET

MAGNIFICENT STORE Oh COLLEGE STREET,
Nos, 81 and SO.
TAyR on hand the most magnificent assortment Of ele
II can't Rich Goods ever offered in this market Our
stock q heavy goods is also very complete snd at prices
that fail please Many these goods have beens
secured within the past few days and having been bought
greatly less than cost OF Importation we feel delcacy in
saying that can give greater satisfaction in prices than
be found in any other heuse in the city Strangers
buying goods in this Market will money by calling
end looking at our stock al McCLEII1ANDS
Metropolitan Store
octl? Nos. 81 and 50 College street.
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A11l 5000 EEzS=-s 60 $500
s ESSstssa 80 e; - 49,
r A G S!
$3.50 I'm Premiums.

WILL pay The above premiums in of 800, $50,
$40 $50 $50 and So to any six merchants pedlars
who will deliver me- from this date TO the LIST july 1855,
the largest amount Of RAGS The 10 be bought out
side Of and by dong business outside Of Nashville
OF vicinity.
TWILL At ALL TINES PAY THE HIGHEST MAR
KET PRICE II CASH FOR RAGS on DELIVERY, ard
Issue certificate 10 the Of the amount received ard
paid for These certificates must be kept and sent in
July SO that three dsnteresed merchants of Nashville
make the awards The largest amount being entitled ts the
500 the next largest 10 $50 and so on down
Merchants sending rags will please write that may
know in whose name issue the certificate. Combine
tons will not be allowed
WOoren. Lnsey Six and Worsted rags not wanted
and will not be included in the above.
Earnestly solicit greater attention to saving and buy
ing Rags throughout Middle Tenn.
jy6-lydtTiw&W W. s. WHITMAN,
North asf clrr, nj has
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AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL.
ROAD.

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL.
ROAD.
Change of Schedule
ON and after SATURDAY NEXT, the 18th inst. the
" Mail and Passenger Train viii leave Nashville daily
at II o'clock and 80 minutes p NJ INSTEAD offs A. NJ as
atpresen arriving at Chattanooga at O'Clock and so min
utes, Al
Passengers going East to Charleston and Savannah
WILL BY this ngemen avoid the present delay Of Is
hours at Chattanooga, aud either going to returning
from those points will meet with no detention except for
meals or change of baggage.
The return Train from Chattanooga and the Accommo-
dso Train to Shebyve will be continued their pres
ent schedule time. II. l. ANDERSON,
augl7 "a S,upt. Transportation.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BY ROYAL LETT ESs IAI FsN4.
THE HYpRoMAGEH, Or. wATERPReOF AxTIco5
sUMPTIVE
G"E& EA SQD~H ga

Principal Warehouse, l02 Wood st. Cneapside. Lcndo1
England American Establishments 50 I'm Street &
lo2 Nassau Street. New-York o. S.
THE Hydronagsn is valuable discovery fr proeii,
Il the feet from damp cold and therefore prevents
i've OF many Lang diseases without any doeSFng whs
ever The Hydromagen is in the form Ct sole and worn
INSIDE the boot or shoe Its mediclte9 character uoH
erfm antidOte TO diseases
For Gentlemen it viii be found gTeeable warn and
healthy 10 wear IN the coolest raniest weather tho
loot cannot become wet if the HyrOmagen Inserted
Ladies may wear the lghtest so!ed boO or shoes in he
most Indictment weather with inUunity while ConzuuB-
ton, prevalent among the young Of our Ccurtr av
thwared by their general adoption Ttey entirely sr--
cedS orer-sf0es as the latter the feet rsr-re h
very unhealthy manner; and, besides are ro5 dangerous
TO pedestrians in icy weather Ike luds ubbrfs
While the latter the feet 10 appear extremely large
the Hydromagsn, being mere thin Sic Of PREPARED
boot the foot tOappeaF untidy. To Children the
extremely valuable, they may engage in ex-r-.
with comfort and healthy effects Therex ense is SO I'll t
to need mentions besides those WIN patFu1a
them viii find their ssGrty doc2rs biz EJz, ai-.ai i
thereby
Asthe Hydromagen is becoming more known ITS sale
increasing to almost incredible Iast y-aT
London, Manchester, Birmingham, Liverpool GLASGOW
Leeds Dublin, Paris, Antwerp. Haaburga. and E-sa
our sales reached 7S2 45O pairs Of Cork >Ges This
the number will far surpass that.
Ask the Faculty their opinion Of their value az prsrg
tative Of CoraHs, CONS BRoSCHTTIs AsIasA aad Cox
suNPrIOS.
MISS SIzs, Pr, pair, IS Cgy1s.
LADIES do 90 so d..
BoT's MIssEsdo - 60
NOucE.-From the Retail Prcs make a veTy h5zr5l
allowance 10 Jobbers aud Wholesalers 50 that ANY Store
keeper may make fine profit theF sale while they ars
an article that may be kept in any store; m0us any class
of goods;
For terms, spply 10
HARCOURT. BRADLEY co
sept IA 'J4-d4wSm. s. Ann Sueet Nes YCrk
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MEDICINE. &C.

900 CANS OF POTASH. The cheapest and best
ZOCpreparaton ever sold for making Soap; one can
make 50 lbs hard soap 100 lbs Is cents per
can. Just received and fer sale BY VIZ GRAY,
DC DOZEN SARATOGA WATER--Just re-
CUceived aud for sale By W.RGRAY,
msy24 IL Broadway.
4 . DOZEN ORIGINATED BrrTERS.-
lAThe most efecual remedy now known for Dyspepsia
just TsSs''sd and Tor sale BY s16sa1:v
O0O DOZEN DIR. ROSES CELEBRATED
CUUFamily Medicines. Jss received and for sale by
maya. W.F.GRAY, II Broadway.
10 SEYMORE's GALVANIC ABDOMINAL
Supporters which will be sold unusually low. Just
eelved and isr sale by W. T. GRAY,
rsmay4 II Broadway.
en- DOZEN BROWNS ESSENCE OF IA.
OUMAICA GISGER.-Just received and for sale BY
Maya W. F. GRAY, II Broadway.
Ok BARRELS ROsIN.--Just received and for sale
ZCby W. +. OR Y,
Maya. Bva II Broadway
RAILROAD NOTICE.
COTTON destined for Charleston will on and after this
date be charged 81 Is per bale Of 500 lbs or less and
IS cents per 100 lbs: for excess of over 500 lbs.
septic ii. l. ANDERSON, Supt. \. &. c. R. r.
FROM NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS.
THROUGH IN FOUR DAYS.
- - 80 - M 80
FARE, THLR7YDOLLARS
WA Chattanooga, Atlanta and West Point 10 Mont
gonery BY Railroad Ticket to this point 10 be had
at the General Stage Office opposite the Post Office and at
the Depot. Price tl6.
From Montgomery to Mobile, by double daily line
moning and evening" Stages and Steamboats,
ing the steamers from thence 10 New Orleans.
II. l. ANDERSON, Gsn1 Sup't n. & C. RR.
Louisville Journal copy daily month and send
count to this Office. [ octs
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FRESH ARRIyALs.-2OO HEIDs. SUGAR,
ell grades;
100 barrels Of Molasses;
100 half barrels ofMolssseS
5 tierces Of Rice;
packages of Mackerel;
90 packages of Cranbernes
$50 packages Of RaiSns
l0bags Of Almonds;
90 casks of Porter and Ale
20eoils Of Manila Rope;
so packages Market, Clothes aud Covered Baskets;
100 packages Buckets, Tubs, Pals &c;
go barrels Pecans, Fl6srts and Cream 6uts
90 packages Cognsc Brandy;
lOuaekagss Madeira bud Cherry Wines;
40 packages Port and Malaga Wines;
eOO0 superior Havana Cigars;
500 DemijOhns; $4,000 Corks.
For sale by jsulel EDWARDS HARRIS.
EMPTY BOXES.
WE HAVE for sale lot OF LARGE EMPTY BOXES
w suitable to coItaln Coal they would also be
venisnt for grain and and other purposes
RAAAGE CHURCH,
nOve2 81 College street
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GRENVILLE & co.

BALTIMORE COFFEE.-20O bags just received
ID from BatimOre-finest ever received IN Nashville
iel6u lBSwl LASiER i PHILLIPS.
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JUST RECEIVED:
H0NE HUNDRED bags 30 dozen Painted Buckets
Rio Coffee, new crop; 80 dozen assorted Cordial
80 bbs MOlasses; bags Alspice;
80 1z-bbl do; bags Pepper;
100 l. 2, and gallon De- cases Table Salt, in bxs
miohns leo whole, half and quarter
30 lbs Nutmegs; bOYes Rasins
go Nests Market Baskets; tierces fresh Rice;
10 bbs No Mackerel; . traits 5. :. Almonds
loo kits Nos ! and do;
And for sale al the lowest prices By
j4n.1 K. T. BElI,
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CRUTCHER HOUSE
THIS large and commodous house situated On the
i o Spring aud Summer Streets Nashville Ten.
nessee by far the nearest Hotel the Railroad Depot
and equally to the Steamboat Landing and being in
the center of the city, affords many advantages which
others do not lis location is high healthy and pleasant
its rooms large and comfortable and being neat rev
house, entirely newly furnished usti6es the Proprietor
(who has visited nearly every rst class Hotel in the
United States) in wsrTsTting satisfaction to those who
wish all things done exactly right ~ Remember the
CRUTCHER HOUSE. Try ii. 30. ". BELL
sept26 vs.. ProDrietor
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TOPARFNERSHIF.- HAVE THIS DAY
Y associated with the Wholesale Grocery, Com
mission, Receiving sad Forwarding Business, Mr.. VIII
LIAM PHILLIPS Of Nashville under the aud style
Of LANIER PHILLIP
now L.. II. IANIER.
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DIRECT AUTHORIZATIONS.

DIRECT IMPORTATIOSS.
ST received this day the finest and most beau
tf selected stock Of Meerschaum Pipes ever brought
q this city. =,
s very beautiful lot OF Stems, some Of which aFe oil
asa Amber Mouth Pieces Tobacco Pouches md Bags;
al al which We most respectfully invite the attention oil
~ y P-A - - LYONS s CO,
w. l9 Cedar street.
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j. III. CBRREI,
CABINET MAKER AND UHDRRTAKER.
dogs LEAVE TO inform bis friends and the s<~-
ID public generally, that he keeps constantly 49,
hand Collins OF every description, from the plsines
servants the ne Metallic airtsa and areEhausted Cot
ms the best in for preserving the Corps together
with good Aesrsss aud Horses, and everything necessary
for burisls.
All order7 ef IsrerOOm, No. 81 COopers Building.
Cherry street. viii be promptly attended TO- both day OF
night. my8l-R J. H. CURRH1-
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CItsARSl CIGARsU
90 900 SUPERIOR Havana Cigars, Just re-
2O,OOOcei7ed and for sale, consisting partly
Of the following Brands: Jupiters La Favoas, La rs
benera; ia PEDRO CarrillO Napoleon Pensadosa With
other brands Of choice Tobacco Little indian,
corner Cherry and Cedar streets. 1900
dee5-d a. AOOkE-
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GLOVER SEEU.-ljo bbls New Crop Clover Seed
{ J IN store aud fer ste lev, to close, by
Iap7 JOHNSON, HORNE co, Broadway
~ - - soIa Inv W H. GORDON SEQ.
Am tYsRRANTS.-we are buying and paving
: tie very hoileSt prices for LAND NAkRANLf. Fer
- - distance having warrants sell by sending 10 us
~ nail or Otherwise may derend on getting tue nghes1
~ winch they are selling at the meln AsshElhe. ana
Ina casa reunited OF paid 10 order. ,,r,,,,,co
juJvcl ~ IN In W.
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR so.

IulyI-dtVSv5m
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Great Hydrotherapic Establishment
Ar THE CHATEAU p'issy,
pAHyas

N THr RAnnokp OK THE RANK, CLAIMANT STATION,
Oh ~ THr SAyonirE AND LINES oxyBusrs
Is into under
sks medical direction Of Dr. Leopold Werthem who intro
Suoed the meshod into Frsne Is situate Paris and
very rare tho Geld water treatment
irase disposition o. the buildings, and delicious park
hundred and twenty Il Of
shs finest residences in the q Paris The park
fresh water bursting forth from hill having natural
worked their through the hinty the
grounds These waters excellent drinking
rsrsst and most wholesome the basin 81 Paris In this
sSspfet all oshers the tsblshment
the nost and moot complete establishments
Germany. The water which servssto feed the baths and
One can easily understand this .nt residence
got apart 90 medical establishment must favor
The therapeutic system IA disease, such as rseuma
ts rce OF the joints neuragis chronic diseases
81 the stomach Of tho intesne OF the liver Of the hid
leTf Of Tho tpsen Of tho oyariee piles constipation de-
Seainess diseases Of the skn ystcris headache
diseases Of tho marrow paralysis 40 ..
The establishment takes boarders, and trea thcse who
rtside outside 80 well. - a., ..... .oo
francs . month. Bosrder patients receive odging board
table bed and toilet linen, MEDICAL attendance
EAd hydroiherapo treatment -, ,,-.,,.,
Outside patients 10 francs month"; service ncaea
The price q beard for who accompany peenb 10
go france month and 400 francs for servants.
Each patient provide himself with woolien counter
psre two strong linen Sheets three towels water preof
Asna covering and two pairs Of bath slippers ..,,.
these objects DO procured very cheap in the tssth-
Horses and earrisxss can 10 had on tho promises.
man in charge, T. wERI An at tho vhkteau dIssy or
"Pssis, rus oedotds haursy "a, frernl 70 zoeloek.
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On Thursday evening" April 49, at the residence o, the
BRIDES father No l96 Hudson street. BY Rev. Mr. Camp
bell Mr. HENRY j. WnysER to Miss FRANCES NARY, dauga-
ter Major James Wright.
On Thursday, April 10, BY the Rev. saml Cooke Mr.
WnIAx b. hcAULLN TO Miss LYDIA GROVES, daughter
Of o. ]. Moore, all Of this city.
On Tuesday April II, by the Rev DR.. Burchard, Nj
ANDREW FLETCHER to Miss NARY A. Pollock, all Of this
city.
On Wednesday evening, April 49, by the Rev. James
Aett of No. III East Seventeenth street. between FIRST
and Second avenues Mr. GARRET WENNAKER of this city
to Mss MARY JANE RxxsHARp, Of Philadelphia
On Thursday, April 10, by the Rev. DR.. awkes FRED
ERIcK W. BARCLAY to LOUISA G. ALBURTIs.
On Thursday, April 49, at the Fourth avenue Presby-
terrain Church. by the Rev James Sinclair Of Cutchoque
L l., EDWARD p sANDERsoN to ELISE only daughter Of
Ferd. B. Crossous, both OF this city.
epSurrh Wmx a. Harsaros Of hs ssS NARY
AsHBy, Of Philadelphia
On Wednesday, April 49, at the Church Of the Nativity
York street. Brooklyn, by the Rev VIM Keegan and af
forwards BY the Rev. Henry Ward Beechsr CHARLES
STEWART of the county Down, Ireland, to ELLEN HAYES
OF the city OF Dublin, Ireland.
Dublin and Manchester papers please copy.
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s.li.a e ths a.ss bsndsss q i.orsncs supsrs.sea
uDqussoned and supreme. Tue members on victims Of
saeh church, Though would net create sanstioa
The ezerciss Of legitimate right Of choice, not to
trust with public Office.
KANSAS ELECTION.
The Lesvenworth KaasGs Herald, Of March 81, ssn-
tains the following in relation the election held the
day previous
Yesterday was proud and glorious day for the friends
Of Southern rights The triumph Of the pro-slavsry
party is complete and overwhelming; 80,
nLsans we presume, "Sound on the goose question u
Leavsmuovtk Distrid-F6r Council (tsuo clectcd)
Lasen J. fastn, prosiavsry. 500
Jas KSyasIdsn, 49,, al
n q. rrSm rt;iIsxssy '''.....'''.''.''.....' e eo
r.! Rsprsssiaiios; iA1a sicisd jy''''''' -
o. ns.niss' prosavsry Ssg
6. BrsasD free white STATE So
w. Browning free white So
5he election passed off quietly without the slightest
disturbance. There the ground from 1000 70
1900 persons. No man can say that he was crowded
:s, most dSlsiay, talk most hopsis'sJ and feel no
HICKORY Poin. Prscincs-Fbr Counsel.
Rsss, pro-slavery.... 23S
Il. Twomby, free white State
A. j. whitney, free white State.
FUT AePTcSedtottpc.
DI. Iebbs, pro slavery
u Hart, free white State.
MARYLAND POLITICS.
Cen. Thoe +. Bowie, of Prince Georges county, Nd
Ia mentioned candidate for Con sress that dstrct
Col Daniel Jenifer IL has already been stated is in
dependent candidate in the district The dem ocrats
81 st. Nary's county have called mass meeting OF the
party In that county TO be held at Leoaardown on
fourth Tuesday in May. The whig central commttee
Of the same county 70 assemble at Lsonardtown
the loth Of Ap-il
KNOW NOTHING TRIUMPH IN vIcKsBURG.
J. s. Byrne the American can 1idase, chosen
Mayer Of vicksburg, last week. by majority Of two
hundred.
THE INJECTION IN RICHMOND, VA.
The Richmond Enquirer, the democratic organ, says:
Nearly the entire ehig and Kuo Nothing vote 1t is
believed, pclled while hundreds Of democrats
Of the power of their opponents Tin this Gibraltar of
whegsry' to carry sverything before them," did not
cratic votes poled, while 1t 10 well known that they
tand probably will in May) poll 200, when their voice
win be Of avail II STATE and district vote The usual
XsS vote polied yesterday, being about the
The democrats Of this city, who understand the true
OF yesterdays vote not the least disappnt
Cd or dispirited at the result
ELECTION IN PORTSMOUTH, VA.
At the election Of municipal officers in Portsmouth,
Abe 7th inst, the Know NOtaDgs successful by
majority Of lac. Portsmouth gave Pierce majority at
the kst Presidential election, Of 364. This makes
designed to be test OF strength between the Know No
thing and antiKnow Nothing parties Tha folio wing
the result Of the vote for Mayor =
D. d. Fishe, American .6S5
J. b. White, democrat. .43o
Majority for Tishe. .14s
The whole American Council tcset was elected BY Is5
majority.
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Obituary..

NATHAN TURNER died in Baltimore on the 18th inst, In
the S2d year Of his age He born the site
occupied by Fort McBeary in the year 17S In 1894 he
WAS among those who rallied under Washington to aid
the suppression Of what known Is the wh,skey
iAsssction" in Western and WAS IN &C.
tive member Of Capt MAgruders (ate Judge Magruder)
company Of artillery in the late war; participating In the
action at BadsnsbuJg and in the defence Of Baltimore
IN ls1s.
ElIyAH died at Niagara, c. w., At the residence
Of his daughter, the 25th ut., aged 81 years. He
entered service Of the United States Wapols New
uampshre, in the year 17sl--wasa private IN Captain
Dsstins company Of horse which was attached to COL
Reeds regiment, in Gen. stark's brigade He served
from The day Of his enl msr to the close OF the
engaged several battles and was repeatedly
wsundsd.
Died, 81 Oxford, Mass, the 2sd ult Wx MAKE
YEACR ESQ., soldier Of TIE Revolution, eyed OF years.
Mrp eARlH BLISS died q. Rehoboth, Mass, the Goth
Anst at the advanced age Of 1o2 years and months
Judge LAZARUS II. Read, late Cher Justice to Utah
Territory, died at Bath, New York, on the 9th ult
aged 40 Years,
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Special Recommendations Ely q Mum
having removed 70 their spacious SIG Broad
t Nicholas h0tel prepared to offer the most
extensive assortment Of and melodeons to be
und In the Uued States which be named the
celebrated double octave pianos by ourselves
and full assortment Of W Ladd Co.'s (Boston) in.
supply Of low priced pianos and second hand instruments
all Of which offered at prices that truly challenge
petition. ELY MUNGER, $40 Broadway, st. Nicholas
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

HOPE CHAPEL WILL REOPEN TOMORROW, BY
Ii the Christian society. Sermon at l0s O'clock A. NJ,
by Rev E. Fay, pastor at r NJ, by Rev Prof Holmes,
good Of this city The pews wa Be rented on Monday even
ing asa inst az O'Clock Sabbath school every Sabbath
morning at 9olock Seats always reserved
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F1anos-Great Bargains Tine Largest As
sortment Of celebrated in the United States Gil
bert and premium @olean pianos Horace Warers
isrn and those large number Of other
nent in the Union will be sold at which defy
htien for cash satisfactory paper Persons in the city
having pianos will find II to their advantage
sail on HORACE WATERS, 1888 Broadway.