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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13
MARBLE WORKS.

THE undersigned would respectfully announce to
thu citizens of Davenport and vicinity, and to all
those wishing TO purchase MONUMENT to the m en-
DRY deceased friends that they cal be supplied
by calling at his shop, Main between First and
second west side, where he will be pleased to furnish
CUT STONE Of every description ,asi " as IL ca be
bought In the Western country.
Italian and american Marbl 6 for Monuments HRsb
STONE, &c, very cheap. WV .KENNEDY
Davenport, June y. ls53-2S
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Dru Lumber.

Iron 209,0oo 10 10000 feet OF Lumber al Dor
man q Co.'S old yard cor Scott and Fourth SITS -,
one square west OF Goes 4 Davis Planning Mill, near
iyopposite the Court House. The su bseribefs have
hand the largest and best OF Seasoned
steam Sawed Pine Lumber be found in this market.
We keep constantly on hand Dressed and Undressed
Flooring, Siding. Fencing, IL and inch clear stur,
Rived and Shaved Shingles, Lath and s other varie
ties Of Pine Lumber which we offer slow any 9TH
er Yard In this city.
nov I-dNU J FOSTER IL co.
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LUMBER! LuMRER!

the Rock Island SAW MILL, near the Boat
~ Yard. The undersigned would inform the inhab.
itaDts Of Rock Island and surFo "ndng country that
they have hand nd constantly man afactu
ring all kinds AZ Building and Framing Lumber Fen
cling, Lathsand
BROOM HANDLES.
Call and leave orders which will be promptly alten-
ded TO. MEAD, SMITH d MARSH.
Rock Island, Nov I5-dwtf
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9ts,tlry, Af.

NOW OPENED
A Large Stock Of
Fine Watches, Jewclry and
Fancy Goods
BILLIONS OLD STAND.
No. L. Claire Row.
To which the attention Of the
PUBLIC
Is particularly invited.
An Open Field and Fair Play.
IMMENSE STOCK OF
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
AT HOUSEL'S, No. LIE CLAIRE ROW.
I HAVE Just returned from New York with The
largest aud best stock Of nne Watches aud Jswelrs
ever before offered In this market. have COLO
Watches from SsUto secs. Silver do frem - 10 500.
Gold Chains from o7t $50. Kings fr IN tSo bits 10
S50,O0. Breast Pins from olto 96u.
would call particular attention to my stock OF La
dies Watches, which embraces full varet! oifiain
Hunting and Enslneled cases, aud think can sun
the most fastidious.
In short, my whole stock OF Clocks, Watches jew
cry Silver and Plated ware is null and complete aud
much larger than has been brought to This mar
Iet, and viii sell Wholesale or retail III prices that
will defy all competition.
Repairisg done Us asoal al shortnollee
Nov. 18th, 1874.
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Notice

Notice,
DOCK Island Bank has made arrangements TO use
III limited amount OF the notes of s1he Manufac-
turers and Mechanics Bank OF Columbus Georgia: -
and the saline will be received deposit or In pay
ment for Exchange Coin, the same terms as the
Issues OF the solvent Banks of Virginia, Kentucky
Ohio or Indiana. NJ. Il. OSBORN. Presr
II. Island Junel3 d&wtf. y. II. MANN, Cashier.
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KeniOruI.
FRUITS, &C.

\ FRESH tot OF Lemons, Oranges, Sat., csus..
&c, Just received by ''ua'S'
Dec ssdu M. II. HkIDEsHElsEp
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sTRAYEp

ISRoM the subscriber on JaL, 9TH, 1856, white
II Horse, about years old. He had on harness
with names painted red, wheB b. lett. ANY infer
nation ofbim VIII be rewatdedby
w. ID. PORTER
Agent Western Sta &c Co.
Durant, Jan 10 t55 dwtf
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LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
Lath, shingles, &c.

1.-THE OLD STEAM MILL STILL ALIyE.n
SORRY 70 say 10 our numerous customers that we
Oesnnol advertise such immeass stock Of Lum
Der, Lath and Shingles on hand some Of homo
fable Detitsrs in line yertise--but only
apology for such d small stock o. hand 10, that our
customers will not allow us to stow il away until i,
looms D 70 600, 900 feet hand. While we saw
daily from ~ 70 1000 feet Lumberl0 TO IL 900
-shngles Sash, Doors dc, &c, in proportion; still
cur stock aceumulAtss slowly--ieei happy to say
however, that ill 81 most any bill offered for
House, 1tsre or Barn.
Our fall supply Of LOGS is now coming over the
Rapids, and we shall be prepared to keep our as
so6ment complete.
Past fasors gratefully scknowledged-s coniinu.
ance solicited,
BURNELL, GILLET g. co.
Seb2adwff
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GOODS.
Immense Stock
OF
Fail Asad ~ ilsfer Goods.
AT
Burrows & Prettyman's
NEW STORE.


"Esrenow receiving aud prepared 10 exhibii one
w sftae most extensive and complets xssorsiaenis
cfGoodserer before brought TO this msrkst;eoasisi-
lag OF staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS,
silk Goods C xshmerc, Broehe xnd Bay State Shawls,
Eelyets, Ribbons aud Trimmings
oieyer!yariety and Prees Lsdlessnd Aisses
DRESS GOODS
in every aepsrtment--laee and Embroidered q God 4
and fail assSrtmento of
Cloths mcres, SAttinetts, Linseys, FlannSis
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Aisrgcassortment Ut Gents, Ladies and Misses
1oots, Shoes and Rubbers.
large aud General Assortment 81
Ready Made Clothing.
-ALSo.-
oroesrieB, Salt, crockery, Hardware,
And in fact general variety of Goodsis nsito
BE- found In any Store West ofihe Mississippi.
weare determined to sell Goods At the iowestC ash
Prices, aud 10 do this wesre compelledto DO away
with lifelong credit and big profit System We shall
pay for all kinds Produce and seithe Fsrme his
ioods At the lowest Cash Prices. BY strctattenton
10 businessand ma King ourselves usefaltothe Farm
Ing com mani.y hope 10 inertia ntuusnce Of the
| nj ne of the Farmers Friends.
BURROWS q PRETTYMAS.
Davenport Oct aGsh, ls55-dwtI
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.N'OTECE.
MOLINE PAPER MILLS.

fEHEsubscribers are constantly making variety OF
= Printing and Wrapping Papersat their N iiin O
line, and will pay Cash Tor any reasonable quantity OF
good clean cotton or linenrags. ourtrayeliingageo
A. o. Churchill VIII call on the Merchant. through
eentrnlIowa and pay them in cash or paper for Their
rags. WHEFLOCk 81 FERGUS
McHne; June 30th 1854.
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STOVES, STOVES

THE MISUNDERSTANDING purchased the entire stock
L ofstoVes, &C., Of H. WIcKRRsnAm, dealer IN the
selikhown Charter Oak Alright Cook Stove) would
solicit share ofpnbic patronage, hoping TO satisfy
all who may in future deal with US, would lnse RI
ihetolo"ing Inducements first, sell both Eastern
ana western stoves, including ovfr20 Patterns OF
COOK STOVES, Of which to select.
We warrantevery Stove wesel, both to operate a nd
against fire cracks, thereby making 1t greatly to tho
advantage oipers0ns wantiBga good stove 10 buy OF
US. We keep constantly on hand Il large supply OF
Charter Oak.
Wewouid also ofert % dealers thefsllo winginducs
ments having purchased our stock in the East, ena-
bles us TO sell you Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron aud all
Kinds OF Iinners stock ut Chicago prices freight ad
ded, thereby saving you expense trouble and DELAY
MIR. HICKS being practical workman, will attend
personally 10 all Kinds Of Jobbng sach as Tin Root
Ing, SpeuLing Copper -Suthng a :, all work war.
ranted.
Brady between Front and Second,
May %, ifJ5-dwtf WlCKERSUAM Il HICKS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-27

! healthy condition; tlis
ineys and skin regular,
raj functions without To-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-27

A CHEAP FARM FOR SALE-In answer to the
numerous enquiries made recently for a desirable
place near Nashville, that could be bought on IA
vorable terms, we can now answer that our friend
J. G. FIRE., No. 8 College street. has 20 acres within
miles of Nashville, near good turnpike, two
thirds timbered and well set in blue grass, which
he has concluded to sell, and will offer at such
price as will satisfy any person of its cheapness
whom thew examine tiff
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-27

EAST TENNESSEE BANK The last intelligence
from Knoxville is that the East Tennessee Bank
continued to redeem its issues as presented at its
counter there. The notes were selling on the
streets in this city yesterday at 0cents per dollar
- LATER-We conversed last evening with an
intelligent gentleman of this vicinity, who had
Just returned from Knoxville. He informs US that
he had eight hundred dollars payable at the Jones'
boro branch but that the bank at Knoxville re-
deemed it in coin. The run had nearly ceased,
and the community at Knoxville had unlimited
confidence in the bank and were determined to
sustain it. On Saturday, when the greatest run
was made, the deposits were larger than they had
ever been duri0g the banks existence
There is no doubt that the report of the failure
Of the bank was false and malicious We hope
Col CnURCHwELL will be able 10 sustain the run
which this false report occasioned, aud have much
Ynfdence that be viii.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-27

DEATH OF PRoF N NJ. HENTz.-This accomplish.
ed gentleman and scholar died at the residence of
his son, DR.. Charles A. Hentz, at Mariana, Flori-
d. on the 4th inst. A year has not yet elapsed
since the death of Prof. Hentz's gifted and accom-
pshed wife, the late Mrs. Caroline Lee Aentz.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-27

BY THE PRESIDENT OF IHB UNITED STATES {
AMERICA:
A PROGIAMATIO


WHER pursuant the " article ofthe treaty between
the United States and Mexican Republic 18th
December, thousand eight hundred and the
limits between the territories Of the contracting parties
declared TO be as follows:
"Retainng the dividing line between the Call
rnas already defined and established according the
fifth article Of the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, limits
between the two republics shall be as follows:
"Bgnnngi in the Gull of Mexico three leagues land
opposite the the Rio Grande provided
article ofhe treaty of Guadalupe Hdslgo thence denn
ed in said article, The middle of that point
where the parallel OF 81 deg A. min north latitude
the same thence due hundred miles, south
TO the parallel of 81 deg 20 min north thence along
said parallel Of 81 deg. 90 min the llth MERRIAM of
Longitude west Of Greenwich thence straight
point the Colorado River twenty English miles below the
Junction OF the ella and Colorado rivers thence the mid
ole of the said River Colorado until il nterects the present
line between the United states and Mexico;''
And whereas, the said DIVIDING line has been surveyed
marked and sabished by the respective
of the contracting parties pursuant to the article of the
said treaty
Pre- ident of the United States of America do hereby declare
hell and considered the boundary between the United
States and the Mexican Republic and shall be respected
such by the United States and the citizens thereof.
In testimony whereof have caused the seal ofthe United
States TO be hereunto affixed.
Given under hand at the city of Washington, this
ond day OF June, i'll the year Of our Lord thou
sand egh. hundred and fifty six, and of the indie
pendenee ofthe United States the eightieth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE. .
BY the President:
w. L. MARCY, Secretary of State.
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PENMANSHIP,

MIR. DOLBEAR, from - his Academy in
vi New Orleans respect fully informs the
Ladies and Gentlemen of - 49, Nashville, that he
of VESSEL THOMPSON, No ~ Union In
Ladies write neat, easy and rapid mannsr
and Gentlemen bold, rapid business style. Hours
Persons from the country finish their lessons in
week.
As Mr.. D. will have call on families he hopes
that all who desire to join his Glasses will make early appca
ton.
To persons scquanted with it's merits system of writing
needs daon but those acquainted with IT,
stead Of teaching Penmanship merely initiative
experience of 20 years has enabled him reduce the
certainty of Science that being guided by knowledge
instead of random practice pupils from TO GO years Of age
can in short time learn TO write with
EASE, ELEGANCE AND RAPIDITY.
So accurate is his system and uniform its success that
after witnessing effects several hundred pupils
place, the amented Alfred Hume observed, consider 1t
but justice say, that believe il only the best system
but the only deserving the DamefOr by attention
to the rules gven person may in short dme acquire
free, rapid and ell CANT hand"
Such Mr. believes will be the opinion of all who its
merits and experience of above - years. mOsy in New
Oreans since the above opinion expressed Mr.. d.
hopes has aetracted nothing from the merits of his SYSTEM
his skill in teaching it,
Il 7 See Mr.. DoibeRr's large Circular lnovl4-tf
WHO WANTSIT? RARE CHANCE FOR
A BARGAIN.
nNE of the best and oldest Family Groceries and Steam
" Boat Stores in the city ior Rent and and
fixtures for sale. Apply at the OF Broad and Front
trees. Inovl3-lm.
TO THE CONSUMERS OF CORN MEAL IN
NASHVILLE.
r HAVE started Mill in the city, and will keep on
/ hand fresh Meal at No 1O7, South Summer street
All orders attended to- and will sell at the lowest cash
city, and will deliver to customers in any part OF the
price J.W. CARDWELL,
may1s-H Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-27
NASHVILLE, THURSDAY MORNING, NOV q, 1856

DEMOCRATIC MEETING In ROBERTSON. +
The democracy Of Robertson will celebrate the
victory by barbecue at Springfield next Monday,
(Dec u Gov JOHNSON and other distinguished
speakers will be present.
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Auction sale
OF
eR0GE q les,
by
Morris & Stratton.

nNTHURSDAN morning. December 4h, at 10 O'Clock, we
~ viii offer at Auction in front of store, Market
street:
50 hhds choice Sugar;
50 bbls Eastern Crushed Sugar:
IS - Paw'd
2OH bags extra Baltimore Coffee.
so bbls choice RebOed Molasses
50
95 casks Soda;
90 bags Pepper;
10 Spice;
100 dozen painted Buckets,
500 kegs Nails
IOl boxes Star and Talow Candles
80 " Tobacco--v srous brands:
20 barrels Smiths Old Reserve Whisky;
30 - VA Browns Old Rye do;
i 4" American Brandy,
Malaga Wine
10 GIN;
$50 81. LoUis Whisky
Wrapping Paper with various other aru
eles In the Grocery line.
uoy22-id MORRIS * STRATTON
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Wholesale
DRY-GOODS!
a. J. DUNCAN & Go.
IMPORTERS OF
Fancy and Staple
DRX-GOODS

NO. 70, PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE.
WE in very large Stock of Fancy and
w Staple Dry Goods of late importation, received in the
last few days. for the Winter Trade, which selling at
the very lowest prices:
New style Paris de LANES,
New style Fancy and Black Silks
New style Fancy Prints;
Cloths Cassmeres and Vestngs Sattinets Jeans Tweeds
and Kerseys Bed Blankets and Coat Blankets heavy cold
Blankets &C. Our Stock composes the largest assor
of New Style Goods Trimmines &c., TO which we in
ve the attention Of cash and prompt time dealers to an ex
animation of Stock and prices believing make it TO
your interest to do business with
novl9 A. J. DUNCAN e. co.
N. B.-We receiving New Goods by every steamer
during the Winter. A. J. D. & CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-27

GROCERIES direct the attention of our read
ers to the card of Mesrs MoULToS & REED in an
other column. They have q complete assortment Of
everything in the grocery line in store, and We
are sure they will sell at as reasonable rates IS ary
house in the city. They are as clever gentemtn
as can ue found in any community, and our country
friends will do well to give them call when in
the city.
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p, 2. Peck

rs receiving from the celebrated Mandatory Of
i BREWSTER 4 Son, New York, further supply Of
choice Coaches, ROckaways Light Trotng Bugpies.
Alse has constantly hand of his build Bugges
p9ciay adapted 10 country use ct his Ware Rooms
lower Market street. Ioet2-r
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nss- There will be public worship at the Second
Presbyterian Church on next Tuesday afternoon,
ct 2 o'clock; slso at the same place and hour on
Sunday following. Preaching by the Rev. Mr.
C-p.serr
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New Books.
HOW WE LIVE.

/ HOW w Il l4It Ee
| DRAPER'S parably the best Work
the Subject embracing the and Important dIscove
res recently made throushoutthe World.
Conditions and Course Life of Man. By William
Draper D. LII D. Professor of Chemistry and Physiology
fine Woodeuts from Photographs. $50 pages 5vo Muslin.
Received and for sale at HAGAN's
| BECKWoURTH'S LIFE AND ADVRNTURES.-Ths
Life and Adventures of James P Beekwourh Mountaineer
Written from his dicaton by T. D. Boaner With L.
Illustrations. limo. Muslin.
dangers Of hair breadth escapes, to which would be diff
cult If not impossible to Gd sParIas1Pasitsn Recorder
best ustratons OF frontier and life in
ERA ss Advocate fHs isrSss
WILSON'S WESTERN AFRICA.--western Africa its
History, Condition and Prospects By Rev Leighton
Presbyterian Board Of Foreign Mis-
sion. Wit, With numerous Engrayings lamo., Muslin
the present condition of this part the Wod.-Lsndsn
For sale at HAGAN's. Market st.
A RICH INTELLECTUAL EPAST tUK
HgPsl Isx d
Omissions Corrected BY the Manuscript Emsndaions,
The complete Works Of William Shakespeare, comprising
his Plays and Poems; with History OF the Stage, Life
Collier, ESQ., s. A. To which are added Gossariai and
Explanatory Notes. and Notes the Emendations showing
Sssisns. T FoP sale anu 'o s'sha
oct29 Market street.
~ oDEY's LADY'S BOOK-Godey's Ladys Book for No
" vsmber, just received and f9. gale at At ,
BILL PAPER,
100 REAMS long and broad Account Paper, superior
Ivy article, at low prices Jus; received and for sale by
LADIES' Post,
REAMs very superior Letter Paper Just received and
81 for sale by HAGAN & BRO.
CARPENTER'S PENCILS.
DAYS Premium Carpenters Pencils few Crosses just re-
novll Market street.
A LARGE and superior assortment Of Writing Inks in
A store and for sale by HAGAN & BRO.
NEW BOOKS.
SINAI AND PALESTINE, in connection with their His |
tory By Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, M. A-one volume with
The GENIUS OF CHRISTIANITY; or the Spirit and
Beauty of the Christian Religion By Viscount De Chateau
COW. PERRys EXPEDITION TO JAPAN AND THE
novII Market street.
HARPER FOR DECEMBER.
HARPER's MAGAZINE for December-the beginning of
IL volume Now is the time subscribe Subscrip-
nov22 HAGAN & BRO, sArkstst.
GLOVER & co.
CITY EXPRESS PA CRA GE&
DARCELs and Baggage delivered TO any part of the city
with despatch and safety.
they heavy expense to get up neat and quick
and hope BY prompt senton business de-
serve lne patronage Oh the DuslEesS OF CITY,
Mr.. A. L. Westbrook late messenger of Adams Express
Company willhave charge Wagon and receive and
liver Packages point the city and suburbs Charges
very moderate. |
ofoe Ne 50 Cherry street, up stairs lover VIM L. Boyd:
Jr. (noVIL-6m. |
NOTICE TO Foley HOLDERS,
MR.. Z. D. FARNsWoRTH has been duly elected Marine
wi and Fire Inspector for the issuance Offices Agen
lies of this city, and such Inspector authorised to ex
mine any risk taken by either of the Offices. 1
JOSEPH VAULX, Pres't. |
ALEX. FALL, Prest. |
SAM. SEAY, PTes't. |
oct3l-u JOS. NASH, Agent.
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FIRST PREsBYrERIAS CHURcH The Pastor OF
this church will address his congregation on Thurs
day, 27th inst, Thanksgiving Day. at II O'Clock,
A. II.
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The FIRST CASHMERE GoAT ON THE TABLE IN
TENNESSEE friend WILLIAMSON, of Sumner
county, has sent DR.. S-oTT, Of the St, Cloud kid
of the Cashmere species, which will be served up
for thanksgiving dinner to-day at that popular
hotel
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By the President:
w, l.. MARCY. Secretary of State
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA:
A HROI.I.A A'rIllN.


WHEREAS by the second of of the Congress
United approved the fifth day of august,
thousand ght hundred and ffyour, entitled IAN act
carry into effect treaty between the United States and
Great Britain signed the fifth day Of June eighteen hum
bred and your is provided that whenever island
Of New foundland shall give the application
spuaons and provisions said treaty that
leg stature thereof Imperial Parlia
shall essary laws that purpose grain
-four breadsus of all kinds animals of ali kinds fres
smoked and sailed Cotton WOOL seeds and vegetables
dried fruits sh all fish
Rother creatures living the watepoury hides
tails undr5ssed tOne marble in
metals ali kinds coal pitch,
tine ashes timber and lumber of all kinds, round, hewed
and sawed, ia whole part FIRE wood,
plants, shrubs and Trees pets wool; fish OIL rcei broom
and bark; q psum, ground ungTound, heWn
wrought unwrought burr grindsOne; dyesus; flax,
hemp, aud ,unuanuactured manufactured tobacco;
and ragssha be admitted duty province
the United and after the date OF Procama
ton President the United States declaring he
sfacory evidence said has
in and proper MANNER to have the provisions Of the
treaty extended allow the United the full
BENEFITS OF ali the stIpulalons therein contained:
whereas have satisfactory evidence the province
of New Foundand has consented due and proper man
The provisions OF the aforesaid extended
it, and allow United States the full benefits of all
the supuatuus therein contained far they apPl
Now therefore l. FRANKLIN PIERCE, President of the
United of America do hereby declare and proclaim
dale the articles enumerated in the preamble
BRUSH North American colonies, shall be admitted the
aforesaid province New Found nd into The United
free Duty long as the aforesaid treaty shall remain In
force
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand and
caused the of the United States be affixed these
presents
ber in the year Of our Lord thousand eight hum
r.. s. bred fifty five, and Of the Independence the
United States the eightieIh. -
BY the President:
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Waterfeld 81 waIker /:

ARE YOU SICKf
THEN you can't be cured Don't DELAY until
your complaint Is neurabe, and then mourn when II is
too late. Four hhs of all the diseases which people the
church yards, might be cured by AYERS CATHARTIC
PILLS, taken in Don't 90 dragging through the
Spring FAINT sleepy and stless because your load
ed with bile Don't wear the headache, Heartburn, and
er Kindred disorders, because your stomach foIl Don't
parade yourself around the world, Pimpes
Boehes Ulcers Sores and all any diseases
OF the skin because your system cleansing. DON'T
show yourself about lean, haggard all caved because
your stomach and Bowels need Strengthening healthy
action Ayers Pills set these things surely rs water
quenehes hre They purify the body blood and restore
their functions into healthy activity which you can as
quick as they are taken They the zre medical
wonder OF this recognized by all who know Their virtues
and many thousands know them Take the CAsy Psetora
for aCough and the Pills for all arrangements requiring
purgatiVe medicine.
Prepared by DIR. j @. AVER, Practical Chemist
Lowell Mass, and sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine through this section.
nOV.Il-2m.
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Harvey in Nashville.

THE eminent HARVEY" well known to every gen.
i tleman in Philadelphia the most successful Gutter
OF garments, is at establishment No. Is Cedar
street. and prepared to take measures aud to exhibit
fine assortment of Cloths, Cassimers and Vesngs,
were ever displayed in Nashville. Our stock OF Ready
Made Clothing both geOemens and youths, is now full
and our Furnishing Department contains every article
comprised under that head.
octl4-tf CLIFTON Il ABBOTT