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sand pray, when did any party establish plat
form Of principles more direct, unequivocsl, and
explicit. than that erected By the National Council
at Philadelphia? When was there ever a more
conservative-national declaration of principles?-
On that subject which so peculiarly concerns the
South, what party-be it Wing or Democratic
ever spoke out in such bold and decided terms?-
Is not every principle declared which is necessary
for the protection of the rights Of the South? Be
yond question it is, and he who denies it. cavils
about il, has made up his mind TO be satisfied with
nothing, which the American party can say or do
He is beyord the reach OF reason, and has yielded
up his mind to a blind prejudice which is not worth
the breath that might be spent to remove il! The
Platform of the American party, in each and every
part challenges the strietest scrutiny and de6es
assault"
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CAKrER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier CT the Blood!
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT.

Let ne A5iscted Rad and Ponder.
Al Tnfthle Remedy tor scruf Ia Kng' Evil Risunfat sn
Obstinate CutAneous truptionr, Pmpes or Posuies %
the Fare Bu'ches Bols, Ague and Fever Chfone sore
F,rr Eiug Worm letter, scal Head tuiar cement ana
Pal, Of the Bones and Joints stubborn Ulcers, syphc
Disorders Lumhsro Suir al Complaints. aud al Diseases
arising from an uiu3cous Use VI Mercury, lmprudenee
IN Life, or Impurity o. the Blood .
FI'HS Alternative NE inr ani pufihrr Or te bio
Is now u-ed By thousands Of grateful patients ro al
be cures Pc formed Nv the eatss ali sieinrs, CAR
ir ms SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, RhrnrnAi 'sfn,
roha Esptons on the Skn, liver Diseases. Ferrrs, u
rs tt zoy~s Affections Of he kdnets, Diseases Of ne
broat Female Complaints, Pags and Aching % ne Bones
IA Joints ar p .pee y put 10 ng i By usins s great
p M lI..as., Of The Blood, nothing has vet been Sund
c,rr uti 4 Il ciranscs che system Of al indr tira,
"a. V.ativ and efficiently on the Lyrr AM hidncy.,
rs,gbsos he Digestion gives tone % he stotch, uisAes
ne SAN clear and healthy, aud restores e V'hr
1900 ~ disease OF broken down b Tie excuses Of
. min 10 ~ pri.tine yigor and strrusiH-
~ III as Il Is sncomparshy hriter than az w COS
-. - u.4d zee doses = CkErEa's sFASuH AKTEEs
IN remove al sacsness o. eonPisAoa, bring The roses
,nfl 70 tie chcek give elasticity % ne step, and I'M
foye he general heAh ~ Sai Aao pc sieei osyohd al
4 a. ra~ira-s eysr heard o.
r. -, puraher q ccrthctes vich have received
= r,. from Al parfs % she Unitcd states Is tie best
,-r fh., there Is Hu ubaz sbout a. The prvss hotel
r, IA zstries, phy.cisus, and puohc nsen. ne
* .omnunty an All heir te-tuioay the EoadrF nal
. 81, n tfIs GEEAr BLOOD PURltIER
Cal on ne Aszsr snd go C.Teusr and Almanac and
IA The wonderful sasa his tssy greatest Of al medicines
son reauins un'ess ssuea BENNETT BEERS Proprls-
- No Pearl street, Rhmood. Va % wh0u4 ~ orders
4 = suppl g and agsgc.ss ulust ~ zttf-s-sA.
ashv.ie. snd hy DesisTs 10 Medic rs generally.
uarlts-dtr Hasiy
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Correspondence Of the Nashville True Wing.
''Sam"i n o ion County.
OpIoN CoUNTY. Tenn Julv

OBIoN CoUSTY, Tenn, July 81, 1855.
Mr.. EDITOR: Il take up the pen merely to
inform you that the battle in this dark corner is
waxing hotter every day. Candor compels me to
acknowledge that the Sag NIGHTS" have a small
majority in this county. Some of them incapa-
bic of hearing; they could not he made to believe,
though one should rise from the dead" or the
Pope Of Rome had them in chains, driving them to
prison, in the middle ages. But the Native
Americans here are not discouraged as to the final
result. The Sag NIGHTS" blow their candidate for
Governor thousands ahead but they will not bet on
his election-the "Americans" profering to bet
hundreds on the election of their candidate. lam
native born son of Tennessee myseli-was sixty
years ago-am proud of my native land-and can
not for one moment believe that proud and free
Tennesseeans possess so little discrimination as TO
permit Sag Nicht" Governor to be elected in this
State, or a majority of "Sag NIGHTS" to be returned
to the next Legislature. 1 see you have the "Sag
NIGHTS" editor of the Washington Union, A. o. P.
N cholson, out among you, trying his legerdeman
TO influence the free and patriotic people of Ten.
nessee. lie, like the EVIL Spirits" spoken of 10
the Bible, 'that kept not their first estate"-with
all the Sag Nich." family of this nation, composed
as it is, Of all the ag ends of old obsolete parties
embracing the great food Of paupers and criminals
from the old world destined to be kept in chains
OF political darkness until the great day of Judg-
ment OF the American" party, when they will be
consigned to the pit of political oblivion.
Protestant Americans must aud will rule Ameri-
ca. The God Of Protestants has declared in his
sacred word, that 'the man of sin that was to be
revealed in his time, and for while set in the Tenn.
pie Of God, declaring thAt he is God he will destroy
with the spirit of his mouth and the brightness of
his appearing" The great and prevailing move
now making by Protestant Americans, doubtless is
the spirit OF Gods mouth, to finally destroy the old
Harlot that has been so often drunken with the
blood of Protestant. The ''Native American"
movement in this favored land is like ''the little
stone cut out Of the mountain without hands, that
is TO grow and roll on until it shall break in pieces
the despotic Kingdoms Of this world, with all their
false religions, and usher in the blessed and long
looked for milenal day; when truth and pure chris
tisnty shall the face of the whole earth with
religious and civil liberty as the waters cover the
face Of the great deep"
PROTEST ANT
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1Ohn.nni.n slane-rsnn.ssseans Rssa.

We copv the following from the last number
Of the Groensilie American Eagle, the home
organ of Gov. johnson, as a specimen ofthe
kind of weapons Gov. Johusou'S friends
are fighting with in East Tennessee. They
are whipped in argument aud they see /. plain
IL The people are against them aud they
can feel il sensbly. AS last resort they
Lava turped in To abuse and the following is
only specimen from mass of similar stuff.
The people in this end Of the State in our humble
onipion are TOO well acquainted with Gov. John
so, 10 listen To the sra6oeracy Of Nashville, or any
production coming from tina. quarter They knox
Co, johnson better than they do Zollieotfer, 9T
Goliwhopper. or the pop eyed babooH who oPPo
~. him. The last named may be readily knoNn
oy the blossoms Of whiskey blooming Ia his face
end mixture of monkey ard niger In his actions.
Black Col Gentry and he would make splendid
performer on the 61gjo. Then talk about dema'
gogueism aud humSuggery il you please, but show
" greater humbug than N. r. Gentry aud we
will show you the leviatsaa on DRY land. IL u an
insult 10 deceney, and an outrage upon ibe good
sense Of the people of this State % present such
a man Coz Governor, yes Il i downright dissraef.
and ~e are most positively ashamed Of Il.
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WHxAT.-The Fayetteville Observer says: The
Wheat crop of Lincoln county this year Is large
beyond precedent. That paper Is informed by good
judges, that the average yield will not be less than
twenty to thirty bushels per acre, throughout the
entire county. We have been advised that the
farm of Mr. John w. Watt, a subscriber and friend,
BOon's Hill, measured forty bushels per acre,
on the averaged
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Anti-Amurican Abuse.

The Greeneville american Elgle, lit should
be named Buzzard,) the home organ of Cover
nor johnson, appealing to the friends of that
gentleman, speaks as follows of the American
party. When the opponents Of party pre-
tending to occupy decent petition in the
country, descend to such depths, no one can
for moment doubt the extremity to which
they are driven:
Snow, let every man be at his post and there
let him stand firm as a rock, and our word for it,
these hoiOling hyesds-ttese whelps Of HE'LL will be
sent back to their internal denS, covered all over
with disgrace and infamy."
The italics are the authors the spokesman
of Gov. johnson in East Tennessee.
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EH All About the War! T

The story of the Campaign:
Comp etc Narrative Of the War in Russia written in
Tent in the Crmea, by Maj E. Bruce Hamley, author
Of Lady LIE Widowhood"
This work is recommended the readers attention by
by the following considerations: a. Tie sUthor an ac-
comp ishsd o1,er Of he British armv. 2 lie now en-
gagged in the war, and has beer the first. g. He
already established brilliant reputation An author
This Narrative Of the War written on the spot 1t
contains complete Of the from the beginning
g. IL enghens the reader many points which other
counts have left obscure"
- The above, with many other books, be had
Of TUON, NELSON & co,
jy16 - Union street
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CHEAT nALLOoN AscENsIov.

Mons EMERY a celrbra'ed Il onaut, will make his
vi iesth ascension in his great salon, c'nsinlg rty
thousand cubic FEET Of as MONDAY next M of July,
OF Locust and Market Streets Nashstle-
Mons Emery Ei be accompanied BY two or three genue
well known Ia this city, and vii up az - O'Clock in
the morning
IRE % amusement announced before, 10 the above
Aivertem-nt u not take place, Mr.. tm-ry htvinR No
right Il Wout io, ns, and the tax h too great, which
] dIi not know before.
20 Ladies ani tenen,R respectfully invited be
pre--nt p nctuA1y az the our.
Ew-A Orchestra viii perform and popular
airs
- Tic-e Once Ill he oHen 81 o'e'cck. Prics o. ad-
mission 81 cent: Conrel 25 Cents Children IS
~ The G1s can be sen al 2 s. Bado0x Jswetsr, No.
81 Lnlon street. ys6-td
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r. C. MoNAIRY & co.

II AVE this day recsged per Express only SIX days
IL from New ork. beautiful lot Of
Fr~neh W0ri "a Colsrs. Sleeves and Che m Eettes;
Mourning Collars and sleeves, Ia great variety
Jtck mt and Ssisa Edg and InseItings,
White Embroidered Muslin Rober;
Beautiful Evening Dresses sykes.
PA n. Checked an Figared NAinsO0ks;
Plain and s rprd India Dinities;
smtn Res an White Fans;
Splendid Brital rs,
Plan Mousin De tAin.s and ReraZes or rraTeng Dress
es Pocks Hantkrfehief Sglt Caps, Glove boHea Ann
many al e tte hings tr0as - aeBton, Az o. sheh
vii sell A. TIE loEe.t ppssibs prices.
We shall receive during the eJuinE week one o. We arg
est stocks of Enssh All Asean Cirp- ever bfoagt 70
tnis mArkrL II q AeNAtai S'r
iva College street
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The Western District.

Oar accounts from the Western part of the
State are most encouraging. AS specimen,
a reliable gentleman residing in Trenton, who
has the best facilities for knowing the feeling
of the people, writes that the American fires
sre burning brightly in old Gibson, and she
can be set down sure for 200 gain for Gentry
All over the District the enthusiasm is up
to its highest pitch. Look out for q glorious
return from that direction.
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r A q S!
$3.50 IN MUM

IL ANlNG largely decreased my supply OF Rags by the
Premiums offered The past year, ending June 6Oth
induced to oeer srger amount Of Pr iums for the
present year and vi the above premium IN u
100, 49, So tJj g." go o, 800 eco sud go, any
ten Mer hants Prar, Who will icyrT from this date
to the 1t Of Jay, 1876. the largest amount Of RAGS he
he bought outside and by dong business
outside o. Ma hyil'r or yicin
l WILL At ALL TINES Paw THE HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE ~ CASH FOR RAG on DELIVERY and sue a
certificate the owner Of tn received and pail for
these cethc must be X and sent Ia brfs
ia at three dsntsIusted msr hant, OF Nashy lie
tbs award. TIE largest 4uOtnt being entitled 70
500, the next largest % 500 and down
Merchants sending me Rags viii EIitr that may
In whose 10 ssus the eyTuhcats Combinations
will not be allowed
MoJrn, a-ry, SIX and Wersisd Rags not wanted .
and ~il not b. iuclud~d IN tie above
earnestly soit greater attention TO saving and buying
thro ghout A.diie rsanes C.
Jy4-d,rpASu W. :. WllITEAAN.
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University of Nashville.
COLLEGIATE DEPAR MENr.
WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE.

TINHE Session Of hi, ege which consists Of
l commencing espectiyely the 10th September and
Z5h January continues without interruption from he be
giunRg the close The l2th Iune, 1886. At ernt
ere re seven Pro the Co ege-Jue other will be
added. The stulie in department, II AS
thorough in ching thar u any college
In country. The dis ipne & strict vt parental amt
maintained by day and mig T. Mental, RAJ and Physical
Culture, Economy and Discipline the especial Oh eets u
the system.
Char esfjr Tuition, Boarding washing Fuel. rvsns.
attendanc, Of Arms, r., FdfUiture, Twels Bel
ding e.ch Cadet 10 supply the Necessary banket 500 per
tern VI 20 weeks. Surgeans and Meii ines IS e.
Engineering, Modern Langu tges, 70 Keeping and
Fencing each go per Students Board ug Fh friends
we'd special ng0ments with The Chtncrr "r
Faculty charged tS1 - per term r Tuition, Fuei,
Of Pgblc Rooms AIMS. FOR particular. add ess
J. BERRfEN LlNDSIFY,
Chance l1r Of the University
d. r JOHNSON,
Jy9T-9w superintendent OF the Institute.
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BOOKS FOR LEISURE HOURS.

CTR PAPERS, or Experiences Of Art and Nature, by
- lie ~ Ward ech
PEEPS ROM A BELFRY, the P Tish Sketch Book,
BY Rev. T. W shelton.
JOY AND CARE a Friendly Book for Young Mothers by
Mrs. Tuthin
QUIZ CuUNTRYNEN, or U. Iei Memoirs Of Eminen. Amer
l-ans nv Losing
ALONE bs Mli1n IIarland o. Virginia.
Ju received AID for sale ~
III sUe CHARLES W SMITH
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Cot. GENrRY's HEALTH STILL IMPRovrNG.-A
gentleman who left Knoxville on Thursday morn
ing informs us that Col. Geutrys health was still
improving brisky.
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Another "Roorhack Z"

We learn that a report is in circulation that
fifteen members had withdrawn recently from
an American Council on South Harpeth. a
prominent member Of that Council says if any
have withdrawn he has not heard of it, but
that he has initiated ten since Saturday week.
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PROIstRsTuN T.u

Let th~m rave and exclam they will pasz il
And declare We no druk shan get Alter
We give them, by way of rrpu,
shout OF d-riSiOn aud laughter
F"r a who t,sfe LU0uS S EudyDq
20 delicious and eNQuist fad It,
That never could TYRANNY gin
The right TO restrict not sell 70.
VIE ra'ity 4 these A OMATIC sCUIFn,N
sc IN PIP : Is so well known that they 30 not -
the pufug that appears Others 10. One trial - all rhat
required 10 cnlvi p-rs Of their SUI erior ousitv
Sold wholesale aud retail b. the sole pIopretors
Jyls 1gCrd,r 49,,
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From Fgbert A. Rawyrth, Esq, City Recorder

NASHVILLE, Ju v q IS s
Mr.. IL sEMMoSs-Sr: Afer day, stluG use Of
the Spec e. Obtained rom lfee ntd IN tes
lying to their tfhceny restoring relieving impaired
vision PrvViors 70 90 aiming hem manuscript du-ie
were performed Nth much labor tie eye and wi
in; but since htye used your Brazilian PebDe- have
experienced nothing # the kind but pc fcy reuVena
ted whether relief pr ce-ds f. the pecu he
glasses or the matera both combined ca not say
RIFE them to any glass have used and take plea
sure in recOmmr ndns them to the public.
Respectfully, EGBEtT A. RAWORTu.
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TRUNKS. TRAVELLING BAGS AND vALIcEs

INFE nave hand large assortment ~ SOLE LEATil
w ER TkUNkS, TRAVELLING BAGS, aud FALiCE
Philadelphia manufacture which ne vll sr At the yer
bret prices. RAMAGE 4 CHURCH,
ivT a. College street.
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cArLINrs NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS.

TIIsrnR. OF TIE INDIAN rgIBEs ~ NORTH AMER
III ICA win Biographical Sketches ant ansoio'es q ne
Prfacipal Ci4cs, sulbciishei siiA trs Hsndrei ass
Hceufs P5stsllts r a The FsldGs Galley IN ne Va
Deparsnl Al wss ngton In tAFre volumes istiA nehss
Original oost si30. sin al ms sork unusually % Tor
e.,h lapri6l JOAN a WET.
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TO ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT.

NASHVILLE J lv 26 1855.
Mr.. j. II. SENNcSs- Sir: Ih've using for week
lie pair OF BaZl han Spectaces that purciA ed from
and do he tate that they nv far the best
that have eNeru,e am uuabl-d read the dnet pint
at night by dim CHIT with striinng y yes whereas
the sp caceS that u-ed heretofore hurt them,
aud could not Rad with any sati consider your
>p-c ces great Improvement upon any that have
Yours respec fl V, u, NJ. tOuG,
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w II &c H.:

THE RIGHT Or THE Left
TOoN NELSON CO. have ast received several new works
One OF the nun Der is
THE New Novel upon Fashionable Religion"
ats portraits -lke its sketch Is graphic its pic
lures powerful and am noble. -" RirlOdH" Rec NictO
las Murray, u D. Iyl6
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Ho. for Kingston springs.

N iE usd-rsg nsd hav- made arrange ~ IA.
Il meui Eith hr James J. Baker, run
six pa srngsr omni1ust 20 the rpdngs three A---A3-
tines per week. faFe each Eay duaTs Once AZ the
Scuaneu uoass, shsrc SEATS b. secured.
The omuinus ill yave SahFie pict4d u al o'clock,
A. VI tuesdays. rhu I'd 49, aud Saturdays.
Returning Sui leave the Springs pHaef4IiIy a. sane
hour on MIods .. Wednesdays and FTidtys.
Careful Or vrrs good horses enmsorabe omnbuses and
del xhtul place q thus offered 10 h- Psbin-
NJ pains s be spared % make the "Trip pleasant and So
IeH-gn EJkJ BREEDER
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Nrw Posr OFTlcK "A new PostsOhee-CSs'aty
Linz, by name-has been established ~ Lineoia
county. few miles above Lyncheurg-h' W. T.
Bobo. post master. Il VII be a srea' convenience
40 populOas anI deserving Sc ton Of try.
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PARTICIPATE NOTICE.

IT WING bought the entire interest Of Uy partner.
III have .rfnnel sel Goods a. les oht han
have hsret0rs dols Il Is kaosn fhat keep the
style Of 6O,d- fir that house may BE-
known VERY cheap one, bat all things considered
edge ourselves eel Goois reasonable rate Apd
sf-cuiy As ior The patssasge Of friends aud the
niy generally. }. n MeGIiL.
bio Successor 10 Myers Neon.
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AMERICAN RIFLE SOCIEFI.

DIgtES and TEsrAHENtS o. sl Descriptions from the
ID SOCIETY,". nay b. gnd dePo-ite 80 NY store
send your orders aud they sha BE- died AZ ow rate.
CHARLES ". SMITH.
IyfO NJ Al College street.
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Jy11-d1m


4 IL Persons indebted 70 n e firm Of CRAM SHIP
~ RID previous 90 the 1T OF J1lv 10 call and settle
their accounts eli her by Note Cash,
to give longer credit. Jy Civ
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EGBENT A. RAWORTu.


NASHVILLE, July 10. 800.
Mr. J. H. SENMONs-near Sir Al er u c rrfu exanina-
ton trial OF y.ur Spectac,es l cheer
uly aid my te,touy their superiority all 9th
They eniarg the sphere Of and the reby grea
eyc vision wItho producing the Gated
Oy the convex iyrm. Very res zee fully yours,
JJHN NA1 ERS.
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FLOUR D PIT,

AND OBACCO AGENCY.
TUE sut~crbar having the Agency Il follow n Mills
Mitcheyile Wills, = eureis Mills Silver Spring Nils
logan Mills, Nashville city Nnsal q which ave Justly
Celebrated for their superior bruudsw keep crn,antly
on hand a supply OF Fresh tour. Al y ur OF H. .
above brands sold hv me, viii be tel Also agent
for the sale Of Orn Neal from the above Mills CITY
dealers and consumers will ind il their in crest to call
and nine stock
tobacco have now In store a large qusuttv Of
Virginia and Tennessee TOBACCO, which am feriug 70
the trade at unusual low prices.
SV-A mi assortment Of fresh GrOcCTi"s On hand
and for sale cheap. r. e. DANDY
No 50 College street.
Jyll-dlm door O. Broad.
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LNRENCU-POsT COTTAGE DgDsrEADs.-1 leo Double
French Post Cottage B-Istead finished aud sale by
jy2T J. W McCJMDJ.
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Furniture! Furniture !!

COTTAGE BEDsTEADS-t0O Nisses' Double and single
~ Cottage redsGeAds ished and .or sale y
jyZT J. W. McCOMBS.
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NAsuN LIZ, July - 1858
Mr.. J. II SENMoSS-Sir: have been using for sever a
On'hs pair OF your brazilian Pebble SpecJaces," aid
believing they tn only kind have capable
Of com iletey reto ing VISION which has impair
its primitive perfection pleasure in recommending
them to the pubic. Very respectfully,
d. u TOPP,
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For LAnIEs- MISSES AND CHILDREN.

ADIES' Supcrhne Gaisrs, Waking shoes of Freach No
II aud Kid, Superne slippers, Buskns aud Excel
Tors
Misses CATERS Pumps and Welt Morocco and Kid Bee
Cbidreus Boots AID GaIiers Of every variety OF
style
Jast opened and for sale at lowest prices
RAMAGE CHUFCU,
Jy7 - College street
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OUNCES 800 Cottage Lounges Of different styles
IL hnisheI and Tor sale by J. W. McC0MBS.
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Prom Harrison on the Eve -

FROM "Harrlson on the Eye "
Persons cannot b. OF whom they purchase
ectacies hey to be bought wholesale little
than shilling dozen, and such inferior articles
not be too much reprobared Glasse, should
be large enough the entIe eye. Tie abuses Il
small frames ut te known 10 persons using glasse,
~ Nj would inform the public that he employs no
agents 10 sell his c-ebTat"d Specaces and they only
be obtained al Ills OFFICE,
OVER BERRY'5 BOOKSTORE,
Aud ell his genuine glasses stamped frame u.s.
j. II. SemmOns." N3O-u
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mems IN nsr nms nereAner 80 mote be Ne. r... OF,
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\ IL GOOD WORK. and cheaper than offered "a
y tbs market J. W. McCONBS,
jy2I-Ss Corner Of Cherry Snd Church streets.
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Cholara and Diarrhea Medicated Brandy,
AROMATIC sehiedar, Snhranna

Ons the smoking Tobacco N be found the celebrated
focahonIas and Cana ter brands We have also frssh
supply Of our well known
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From DR. A. W. Hunt.
VERNON Tenn July 25, 1858
The gas-e, yIu sent suit my eyes
WELL much better than any eyerslw.
NASHVILLE, July 25 1873.
We, the undersign d. have used Or some TIN. NJ. j II
Semmons BIaz i'm Pc bic SpeOtacles and have fouud
them far superior any others have used We cheer
tul rec mmend them 10 the public
A ". Butt En-,
Tenn. Insurance Company.
JOHN d. WINSTON, NJ, d.
ROBr. GIBSON,
B.. CARTER
Proprietor Of NASHVILLE Inn.