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Southern Forwarding House
WI GORDON & CO, a

Agents in ashViIIe for
YOUNG, WYATT & co, WYATT Il CO,
savannah. Ga, Charleston, South Carolina,
FORWARDING AGENTS & GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
WE would respectfully announce to the Merchants OF
w Nashville and vicinity, that have secured the
services OF the we'll known house OF Messrs H. COR.
Don CO. whose pleasure it will be present for
wsrdng bills for collection at ihe OF patrons
Nashville. Our bills being made payable in Nash lille
VIII eectuay do away with all the annoyance and incon
voLeGce heretofore arising from having purchase drafts
make rCmirauoes leave deposits, &c &C
Goods conslg ed 10 iArariGbiy forwarded
esano day Of arrival unless discharged from vessel af
ter te rail Dad depot is closed ior the ghtwhen this
occurs the goods stGWed re proof ware houses
GHT cOr bg tHSrdc at dfitGHdl cost TO patrons
would again return grateful thanks to meTchaItf
generally IN tennessee for the patronage heretofore lib
orally bSt wed upon and al the time respectfully
solicit their bu,ine long they find it their inter
est 10 palrOuIze oar houses.
YOUNG, WYATT & Co,
Savannah, Ca
WYATT Il co,
maylt Charleston, s. c.
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FOR RENT.

YyNU IT ne hgaeu ..,,, lower college Street,
u-va tev fgf4s tram he Public square IL hiss just
n .ry r. O. 90. rough re.arr ana Nel adapted to every
,ui %. uurInes more arnUrlrlv Family Grocery OF
Bakery ao0 yon ccuary store. the fNueS ~ the house
b,,g r-- isi. t1r euler business. viii rent on liberal
terms Possession immediately. Apply the premises
u lCp.t-G a. hOhLASON'
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A. IS. DUNCAN a. CxI.
Importers and W Wholesale Dealers an
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.

nsEa
IL Az l. now il store cur stock ui staple and Fan
II cy, Foreign and Domestic Drv f,ooIs.
Tire largest ard must superior ever IDor,ed b. s
AL ami the iet styles Ol Ladies Dress tgodS Eae
aud Fame, silk More Antique stv.rs of Cashn,ers and
Aushn de LANES. six warp and purr Alpaca and o.
bulg, Scotch and American Plius OF new STYLES and
high ofs; Bonnet and Satin Eib5O = n g,.ti,s. N.n
ua and S-tn Ribbons, all the 6eTeut widths ana GALORE
Irish Linens, While Goods, hmbr1idenes aces and a.
largest assortment Of Trimmings of the best uslisy ing
sh and American Prints Of eni ely new st,ies Piid
striped and SOld GinghIns shaw &c of ev tr, variety and
STYLE Ret, hte ana elbow Fiannels; Cl3bs tasSi.
mere, and vesiugs; Blankets OF al cnors and Guaes.
Mzcknaw Blankets Bed Jackets % everv siz- AID II sI
Perior qualify CRIB Bsni eis teaub0at Berth Bnksta
Negro Il ankejs, le k-rsess. TWesds Jeans Saftssts
o. the gresiest variety Beached nd Brovn Sh s.ines
ShirtnEs and ErIluES Table Linens uf c. err qu.iv-
orsed and CotIou hU,~try Of every vafis nsenders.
Gloves. handkeFc1iefs Pls NeeGiss C Sc
Our sioes embraces ihs largest VARIETY ana will he sold
10 Prumpt dealers On the liberal .erius
AND. :. UUNt Az 4 co.
No. 20 Iub!ie Squ 70
y. We Will be r'eeiTing Ne Styles OF Coz Is By
steamers and rai.Iuad throughout Jbe season.
angs4 Al. d. CO.
ONE HUNDaED 5tlss pomeslics UssIs6urgs and
~ bite lAnseys suitable tor Plaatitiaos i, SIRE and
Tor safe by A J DUNG ~ &CU
angel No 70 Paole squa,e.
CLOTHING, CLOTIlfNtS, CLOTHING.
M Etave row N sure Iuv0 of Ready Mads Clot-
ing adapted % he sea4In, NhCh viii sell uuo1
The most favorable terms js 9UIck ard supply your-
selves cheap. 4. }. DUNCAN Z co,
ouszi No 70 IC5HS square.
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MISCELLANEOUS
r A G. S.
$3.50 in Premiums,

II AViNG largely increased my supply of Rags by the
II premiums offered the past year ending June go l
induced 10 offer larger amount of premiums for the
present year And will pay the above premium suns
o$100 $50 $s0 $40 s60 $50 $40 $s $29 and $40 any
ten merchants "Pedlars"-who viii deliver me- from
this date the lst July, 3S6 the largest amount
RAGS The to be bought outside of aud by men do
ing business outside of Nashville or vicinity
wat all times pay the highest market prices l.. cash
for RAGS on delivery, and Issue ceTth to the
of the amount received aud paid for These certificates
st be kept and sent in before the st day Of july
50 that three disnterested merchants of Nashville
ear make the yards The largest being entitled
the Si0', the mex largest 10 500 and doNn.
Merchants sending rags will please write that may
know whose 10 issue the certificate Combinations
will not be ALLOW ed.
v ooen Lnsey, Silk aud WOrEted rags are not wanted
and will not be included in the above.
earnestly solicit greater attention saving and buying
Rags throughout Middle Tenn.
Juy4-lydtriw&w W. s. WhIFBMAN.
North of the Ssuuare
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a. MOHki>ON ~ CO.,
IMPORTERS. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
LnSii-n fTeach, German and American
a y q L GOODS,
Corner Of SQUIRE and Dea9srick Srrseta

w are row N reeePt cf IN extensive and veil select
w etStoeS OF Variety GOOds 70 which We INVITA- tha
ennon 0iihe city and country trade We ere prepared
p"nsr lnducemens 70 cash prompt shcrt time desers
ana We satoit an examination Of our stock, which eonssts
in part OF The following goods Cuubs Cutlsrv IS-ssv
Brushes. Fisied ware, Dress Trmminys Irise Linens
En6To deIies LseeS. Edgings. Linen and six Hd<ia
ee'es h9isery, h'b0oas, Umbrells Beads. Foys Per-
uTnery, aEd great variety OF Hre!es 10, tsous to n
uon We solicit call fron purchasers
aug5l-l % AnRRISnN ann
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NOT AK FURNACES.

It
VXTE have just received from Boston supply of GILL
w SONS FURNACE ES and are prepared 10 put them
up the best STYLE either for heating private residences
churches or other pull buildings.
The following some Of the important improvements
attained BY this invention: Purity of air, free from the
burnt AIR 10 red hot iron furnaces powerful
rngemen for generating heat great durability of furnace
perfect Iiety against setting buildings fire in which
theyare i0cAed may be low Cellars and easily
managed.
Medal in London in 1851 having been considered 10 all
respects superior the Furnaces offered from Russia
Germany, Norway and England
iuurs SNOW MACKENZIE & CO
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MEDICAL.
II. c.. gCOVET.,
III DRUGGIST & APOTHECARY, "a
0rth sde af the Public auare three doors of lhe

I a
| "a DRUGGIST Il APOrHECARY, a
,0rth side at the Public Square, three doors West of The
Nashville Inn.
M HOLESA IL and Retail deder in ] ugs Medicines
l. w Paints Oils, Yarnshes, Window Glass Draggis's
Glass Ware, Stone Ware Paint Scrub B!eckiDg Floor,
Artists Marking DOsng shaving, JewePs. Teeth, Gram
ing. stencil and Hearth Brushes.
Perfnnery, Bears OIL. POmade, OK Marrow, Pocket
| Hdkis- Extracts, Galvanic Curatises, dc &c
00O CALLS LiDseed OIL Jusi received and selling at
OUO low cash prices BY Il. g. SCOVEL-
E4lfk CALLS Paint Oil. tested aud found good only
CUO half the price Of Lnseed Oil Painters have
offer Of the only lot in the city; think of the
oa'y 10 large job. For sale By II C SCOYEL-
4O0 CALLS Spts Turpentine, received and selling at
HUI the lowest cashp priees by H.G sCoYEL
O50 LBS Star Candies, received By BY, s,,or,,
eO DuZ Perry Davis Pain miller, just received and for
w sale at the lowest Prloes Oy Il u SCOFElL
60 REAMS Ssnd Paper "a of which is considered The
fU best make in the United States, for sale by
G. SCOyEL
O000 BANJO aud Arkansas Fishing Poles, Fishe
ZUUO men eau pick fcrthemselves, for sale BY
H,G SCOVEL
eS0 LbS. Potash just received. Soap makers be
julyS H. G. soovEL
DATENT MEDlCIN tS.-A large and 7eTy gene
raj assortment of the most popular Patent Medicines
maGy Of which compounded scientific manner and
members OF the Aedica Facility possessing much
tive power and ecacous the eradication OF sease
as any compound ordinarily prescribed In proof Of which
we cite toe astonishing and increasing demand, by all
classes of the people, the rich and the poor The nigh and
the low the oond and the the learned and the unlearn
ed for Justly celebrated and popular Family Medicines
among which are
Doctor Jaynes Expeetorant for Coughs Colds and Ccu
SUMPTION Z.
'' Alternative and Blood Purifier.
" Tome Yermifuge and Sansti7e Pis.
Ayers Cherry Pecioral for Coughs Colds &c
Williams Balsam Wild Cherry and Wood kapIhs
"a Fever and Ague Pills.
VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lungs. -.
Rogers LiverwOrt and Tar for Coughs, Colds and
Bronchitis
Or. Clark's Syrup Wild Cherry and Tar, for Coughs,
Colds, &c
Cowans Lythontrptic for diseases OF the Bladder Kid
neys Stone in the Bladder Gravel weakness OF The Lon
Prolapsus Utiri &C. &C.
Dr. frass Magnetic Ointment perhaps, is unsurpassed
external application for wounds bruises sores, rheu
ssm bites of poisonous insects and reptiles ulcers chFO
me eyes. Group throat Ticdosreaux neuralgia,
piles Inflammation Of the bowels and agle in the breast
The testimonials of the curative powers Of this
cheap Medicine induces regard being among the
first Medicines Of the day.
MarsbalPs Linment very cheap article and posses
rather extraordinary powers IN the OF sweeney in
horses. as well as sLrans and bruises, &C.
Hurley's SaTsspafilla is atracr the attention of
the people.
All the above mentioned popular Medicines, together with
almost every o her, oG hand an0 !lr sale by .
july3 H.G SNGvET.
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To Country Merchants and Planters.
12Oo GASES
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Wholesale AND RETAIL
c. ". ROBERTSON n CO.,

G. ". ROBERTSON n CO,
IA College street, RashVtIIe.
Ns$a W T. are receiving our entire Faii stock -rsaa
FES OF Gentlemen's, Ladies, Childrs1s' Ne kHt
sss- gro Brogans, sole ielfhsr Travelling
TGUnSs, NaEes. CaTTe Bags Boys Cloth Caos PiaI.la-
ton Wool Hats, sc Naicb wall be comp etc IN ten days
UCr stock is large and has been expressly for The
Fail ard Winter trade and embraces all the best sly les
OF PhlHdelp a and N=y Englind Manufacturers
"a PLANTERS and Merchants will ind Il 10
IN IT interest 70 Call and eZans stock are dsr-
mined 70 CHef Goods al iCg prIces have cOnstsniy
on band a a-ge stock Of the best DOUB SOLED BRO
CANS for Plantation Use, which Will sell low b. the
Case or single pair. '.
Cents Calf Water Proora Stitched Boots;
Low quarjeTed Cafsnd Patent Shoes;
Meas Calf AMI k,p Peggsd Boots
Cali and Zip Brogtns;
hets.ic Rubber shoes
Bo~s' alfInd 4 Boots Youths Calf and Kip Boots;
Ladies super PLAN end flPPei Lasting Caters;
heslsd Caters
White md Caters.
KID and Goat Weis Boot-:
Ladies Lasting Gaiters : so.
Also atIl 1s-uTtmento lsss and Cbil1rsrs' Bootses
ana CATERS Z. " ROBERTSON 4 Co
sauE2@-Zn "a college street
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N AND AMERICAN.
TRAINS.
80 I

z @ s
OPEN TO I oMPs0Ns STATION.
ON and afer THURSDAY, August 23d Trains will run
" between Nashville and ThonpsOn's Station as fol-
lows: arih- .a-1.
Morning Tram leave Nashville At sa0A. "; arrives at
Returning Isaye ThampsOu's at s.45 A NJ arrive at
Evening Train leave Nashville at g. Is P. arrive AZ
Thon,ps0n's ~ =,
Rerarnng elys Thompsoa'sa at 5:l5 P. n; arrive at
Oa san5a7 tbe Moriog Train onlg viii be run leaving
Nashville 81 z d. m ami rhBmpsoas al s:45. a
At Thomyson's the Stages Of Carter. Thomas Hough
Through Tickets 10 Memphis, Wsy1esboro jackson.
TUscunJis, Florence Columb,, and Pulaski be pre-
cured 2t le General Stage Office under the Nerandah Ho
tel. A. ANDERSON,
aug22-6 r. Eng. and SuP't.
TENNEssEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD
Z 80 go go
C0LUMRIA, ygAYEKsBoeO, JACKSON, LAGRANGL
AND MEMPHIS
S,PLENDID Four hoFse Coaches from ss-5.sSSsycS
- Franklin 20 Lagrange, oonnsctiDg at
those points with ths BaIOadsi 20
IVscumbia Florence and Montgomery, Ala, and Aber-
dean Columbus ana Canton Mississippi
The fine FoUr Horse Coach Lines 70 these points all
IN excellent order making close connection with the Rail
road al Franklin. Tenn.
express Train leaves the Depot at $780, A N. Also, to
Pulaski and EIkfOB,
and 10 ali places throughout The Southern country We
nave ndd Lines running, connecting with the Railroad
Fraaklin.
Passengers for
Pulaski aud ElkIon
vii leave Nashville tae O'Clock, P. N. Train, Monday
" adntsGay and Friday.
Accommodation Line
Leaves Nashville day al O'clock 2. NJ, connecting
Fr,uis.-. with Daily -Four Horse Coach Line ~ COLUM-
BfA,
For al information Through Tickets, &c, apply at the
General Railroad sage and Omnibus Office No. "A Cedar
StIog,, y posjte the Post Office.
\. BEUnnibuses will call for passengers in any part Of
the rifv mh2S-d
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House Furnishing Goods.

WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
DRASS BOUND BUCKETS-al sizes;
/ } iron do do do;
Oak Buckets Oak Well Buckets;
Parted Toy Buckets; Brass Bound Water Cans !;
Iron Bound Water Cans; Cedar Milk Piggins
Cedar Pals; do Tubs-all sizes;
90 keeers-B Brass and Iron Bound;
do Churns-ail sizes;
Chopping rays; Wooden Bowls;
Patent spring Clot' es Pins
Common do;
Market Baskets with or without covers;
Large Square and Round Clothes Baskets;
Willow Wagons;
German Work Baskets;
Deep Clothes Baskets with Wood Bottoms
just received and for sale by
mayl2 SNOW, MACk-NZlE d co.
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MCCLURE ~ MARTIN,
Successors to z. Mort0n.)
WHOLESALE q RETAIL MUSIC DEALERS,
No. q Union SIrret.


MCCLURE 81 MARTIN,
Successors to z Morton.)
WHOLESALE q RETAIL MUSIC DEALERS,
No. 81 Union STREET,
NITOULD call the attention Of the public
w generaliy to their large Stock, Sheet
Music, Musical Merchandise sc. DC, EN- y v
bracng part the following, viz Instruct on Books Sc
eciOns fIOm the best and most popular Operas Nazs
Polkas Songs, &c Also, VOIncelIos Guitars, Flutes,
ClarionetS Sax HOrnes and Drums all of which Will be
sold upon the terms that they be had OF Manu-
Their stock of Piano Fortes for the "a. trade will be large
and select embracing all the different styles, sizes, &C,
from the most celebrated makers OF New York and bos
On which will sold at their prices freight and exchange
added Every instrument warranted
Country Merchants who deal Musical Merchandise
will be supplied upon good terms as hey can get IN the
Norhern and Eastern Clnes. Their arrangements are
such that they supplied with all New Publications as
soon as issued Give us call
n. Borders for tuning Pianos promptly and personal
y attended to- AccOrde0ns and other instruments re-
paired in the best manner auGl5- lyddtr W.
HERMETRICAL SEALED AND SELF
SEALING FRUIT CANS.
LRUlT Cans OF various sizes, suitable for putting up
Il ruits and vegetables Also: Preserving Kettles
brass iron enameled and iron timed. All sizes and very
hon spoons Ladies', Skimmers, Preserving Spoons
2an 8ponged Forks all of the best French Manufacture
Preserving Furnaces lroning Fur iaces SeltHeating
Nashville, Aug 5, SNOW, MACKENZIE CO
NEAT DIV ELLINGS FOR SALE.
TNTE have for sale Two Neat New Brick Dwellings on
w Summer Street. just flashed, which ere otter
ing ~ los price. TIE each front 80 feet and are
two hIndred aBd ten deep
! One House and Lot summer street adjoining the
above Lot is so feet font and 2lO deep These Huuses
spd lots in the 6th Ward, and the 9Th.
Two Lots OF Mulberry Street. each So feet front and
273 feet deep
ALSO-Afve acre Lot in the Bneua Vista Tract
bargain be had in all The above Jperty By call
ing immediately on
Hug26 LINDSLE1 CROCkETT..
TYUNNY BAGS.-IO1 bales ~ best gunny bags
" Just received and for sale by
septS H GoRhoN IN
DALTIMORE CUFFEE. -, s4cAs ,l.l4e 20
D choice just received and fol sale by
septs W.B. GORDON co.
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TIE proprietor, in calling the attention Of the public b
this preparatiOn does with feeling Of the con.
dence 10 its virtues and adaptation the diseases for
which it Is recommended
is no new and untried article but that has stood
the test of ten years trial before the American people
and its reputation and sale unrvaled by any similar pre-
para0ns extant The testimony its favor given by the
most prominent ard well known Physicians and ndivd-
uals in all parts OF the country immense The follow
ing from yOur owu State is respectfully submitted
ing any one who may still doubt to nay Memorabilia
er P acica Receipt Book, tor Farmers and Familes-O
bo bad gratis of all the Agents for the German Bttsr
Principal Office and ManutactOFy lzO Arch ST. PhiIade
Phia, Pa ,-,, ,,,o,, ,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,
Dr n B SCARBOROUGH Dover, Tennessee, August %
1853 says: have sold all the German Bers you have
sent me and if the preparation continues to do much
ooG as u has do,e i05H be tie best medicine eUer s9i
here"
T. SSopGRAss Sparta Tennessee August 20 1853 saws:
an pleased to state that your German Bers has given
satisfaction in every instance where has been used"
b. T. HoLLINs Hisborough, TennesSes, August 20 1853
says: pleased to STATE lhat the Herman Bters has
DR. FATIo a BRo, Knoxville, Tennessee 9Th April
ISL said Your Bitters selling very fast and
every person that has used IT, far have been able
10 learn, has been benefited.
/ VI FRAyKlIS s Co. CIalla,n, Tennessee Decenbar
so 1880 said The new firm will more Of your Bit
ters soon as of the partners thinks is great medt
cine"
H. 3 HARDY, Bolivar. Tennessee, September IS, 1862
said There great demand Rrers here please
T5 Tbev are entirely Eegeaj free from all injurious
ingredients always strengthen the SYSTEM and pros
trate it.
~ Sold by dealers in Medicine and Sorekeepers ev
tzg- Sold in Nashville by Berry & Demove, Brown 4
Grubbs Eh Brothers, ID. u Scoyel, anu dealers Ia mel
cine generally. imGhiO'55-dSVlv
E~RANK LESLIEsS GAZETTE OF FAohIUN, fJi
August JOHN YORK 1 co.
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BUsINaSS HOUSE FOR sA


HAVE removed nv otudinto the formerly eeea-
p:sfl or Mr. Lyon. above MuFkiu's Shoe Store No 40
% e street where Sould be glad iecevs orders and
10 its}raet ny pups in the Fine Arts.
Z sepuI-Im 0. DRuRY.
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SCWaneG I0uSe.
NASHVHLE, TENN

EEIDGES & SON, PR0PRIETOES.
FFNlS desirable house has lately entirely rehtted
6ua furnished and there has also been added
Der ot ssy ani braut ul rooms, dining hall &c.
The house Is centrally located Convenient to the Gene
raj Stage ice, Boat Landing and the business
portion Of he city
We are now pfepJred accommodate the travelling pub
lie and fea's general, in style NOT to be
passed 10y any Ag.C IN the Wesr.
Uue.o BRIDGES & son. Proprietors.
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HIIGA RS, CGt:A HS.-2U,uOJ cara Ksgtlla UigArs
I J we'll assorted. Received this day by
au,2l VESSEL & THOMPSON.
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SIX MINUTE FREEZERS.
WYE have Just received additional supply of the Ice
w Cream Freezers for making Ice Cream in SIX
MINUTES
Common Freezers and Tubs;
Ice Water Pitchers; Ice Picks and Malets;
Preserving Kettles Hammered and Cast Brass;
French Porcelain Kettles and Sauce Pans;
do Timed Iron Sauce Pans;
Fruit Cans of all Sizes for putting up fruits and
vegetables ilneS SNOW MACKENZIE co.
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PATENT SAD IRUNS.
NNE OF the valuable Of Inventions with which
" the ironing for a family be doue with tive cents
worth of charcoal.
TaiOrs and Box Irons;
Ironing Stoves and Furnsces
Preserving Furnaces, &c., &c;
Iron Spoons, of ali sizes.
iune9 SNOW, M ACKENZIE 4 CO.
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JAS A. M'CLURl
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PANY.-CAPTfAG $3.50, coo.
OFFICE OyEB DYER PEARL q O'S EXCHANGE
OFFICE.
Tic- w eIuSu-ance ua Houses and Goods OF every &C.
seraan against re steamboats, and Cargo against hre
and the rf ,he the Cargo Of Keel Boats ana
ler river crafts and uu sea vessels and other cargOes,
tae usuaI rsrrus JOHN NJ HILL, Presldeos.
JCsEFB FkyLN, secretary.
BIsrCroHs.--a lex Alison 9ohO HILL r kGgg, Il n
Eog. James CogeF, Jua h Bass Joseph Woods Robert
u Gardner Matthew at,oB, j White Jacob hctIgv-
sCE.-iaui
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. n. B-We viii be receiving Ne. Styizs OF Goots By
steamers and raiToad throughout Jbe season.
augz4 Al ID A q
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Gbe Murket5 --Tatsst Dstts
Nashville, Tenn

Nashville, Tenn
Cotton--Tho market has been exceedingly
dull during the week. The receipts continue to
be very Insignificant in comparison with what
they have usually been at this season of the
wear. The truth is, our Planters, being for the
most part entirely easy as to money matters,
intend to take their time with their Cotton,
and to sell when, and not before, it suits them
TO doso. Seven and quarter cents is as high
as we have, known to be given; with the
exception of one small lot of seven bales from
Williamson county of superior quality and IN
admirable order which brought 81 30 g hun
dred.
Groceries--There have been but meagre
sales of Groceries during the week. owing &c
the very low stage of the Cumberland rlver
and to the inability of the Nashville and Cnat-
tanooga Railroad, by reason of the burning Oh
the bridge across the Tennessee, as yet to take
freight through to Chattanooga.
Flour--Stocks are accumulating rapidly. and
speculators having entirely Withdrawn from
the market, there can be no quotations oil
prices.
sWheat-The market has had downward
tendency during the week, and is now dull al
81 %.
Corn--35c was the ruling rate yesterday.
Hocs-There are very few pork hogs now IN
first iands-not more than enough for family
and neighborhood purposes. The weather has
been warm for the season. for few days past
and for small lots at the Market House not
more than from S5@6Iz could be had. we
can count up about IL. 900 head, averaging 2oe
lbs ahead, that viii be slaughtered and packed
at the Packing HGuse of ]. Doyle q Co., o.
this vicinity. The whole number that Will be
killed there may probably reach 10000 head
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EGD~ "A NeN1
LITHONTRIPTIC

Cross ROADS. Carroll co., Tenn, April, '55.
JOHN HI. CowAN--Dear SIR:
This is to certify that used or caused to be
uesd, Cowan's Vegetable Lithontriptic, in most
of the cases for which it is recommended, and
am happy to say that it has had the most
beneficial effects and would recommend it to
the AFFLICTED WORLD, as one of the safest and
best remedies, that has come under my obser-
walton. Having for many years done con-
siderable practice in the Chronic Diseases of
Females, and used the most approved Medical
Remediss-I am of the opinion that Cowan's
Medicine is the most reliable as well as the
most innocent, to its effects on the general sys-
tenn. r. G.. WEDDINGTON. NJ. d.
BowLINGeREEN, Ky.
To mr. acquaintance and the community at
large /, T. B. Wheeler, certify that / have an
extensive knowledge of the efficiency and
utility of Cowan's Vegetable Litaontriptic in
curing the diseases for which il is recommend
ed, and also that am personally acquainted
with many of the gentlemen whose names are
subscribed to certificates of the great and un-
rivalled cures it is performing. and know them
to be men Of high standing in society. Ihave
known Mr. Cowan for several years. and know
him to be one Of the first order of men, and
with an unimpeachable character. Therefore
cheerfully recommend to those suffering with
any urinary disease to give Mr.. Cowan's Lii
thontriptic trial.
GrFor sale by McElroy. Mckinney b Mil
Ter. Fayetteville: and by Druggists generally
throughout the State.
Nov. Is, 1s55-2m.