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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-05-04
JOY To THE WOKLDi
THE ONLY INFALLIBLE RRMEDYi
HurIey's SarSauarilla.

Hurley's Sarsaparilla.
OF all that have been discovered during the
" present for Thousand ills that nesh Is heir
equal ibis wonderful preparation. Only three
have since the diseov Sbo spent decade IN
Sudyi eXpeumentaZln and peeetng ~ drst nrrodue
ed il the public and Is seady recognized by the
eminent In all of the country be the
surprising and effective remedy for certain diseases Of which
they have knowledge.
All other compounds syrups OF the have hitherto
fliled conmand the of the faculty, because
denIs which neutrsze good effects Of the szrapara
and oftentmes nure the health Of the patient IL IL
with Huriey's preparation.
This Is the pure and genuine Of the and wilton
trial. be found 10 efecta and the
lowing COMP ainis and Diseases:
Affection OF the Bone, Habiiual Cosiiyeness,
Debility,
Diseases ofthe Kidneys Liver complaint
Dyspepsia Piles,
ErysiPeIas, Paln Onary Diseases,
kemse irregularities, seroiuiz, or KIM 5 BvH,
Fistnls, Syphilis,
And all Diseases ofihe Skin.
Besides curing the above It is also known elea
and powerful tonic purifying the blood nd invgoranS The
system.
In short it is without exception, in the cases mentioned
and s general effect the system the efieacOus
IL is desirable, remedy Of the age already extern
svey used ghOut country and is fast obtaining
Eurupefn reputation. The Instances IL has effected
daily the pT0pristor's know ledge, and
nUheaiOH In recommending to and all who ds
procure relief suffering One boule being tried eE
fects win be apparent admit OF farther doubt.
RecoleCt Hureys SarsaparA s the only genuine article
in the market
NJ Price dollar per bottle six for 6vs dollars.
For sale s the mauufscory corner OF Seventh and Green
SCOvIL by dealers Medicine throughout United
States, Canada and Mexico. ian23-ddswly
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a LII YE YOUNG GEM run quick Io.-sis1
N No 60 therry street. opposite the Post Office HMl
at G ZEUTZSCHELL'S New stand and get someT ~
OF those imported Caters and Shoes as he is preIrrd
sut the tastes of all the beaux Also Boots Caters and
Shoes Of his manufacture always on hand and made
to order at the shortest notice anr5-sn,d
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HEDGE PLANT.-Largs supply of fresh Usage
L orange, the American HeGge Plant Seed just re-
celved and for sale by I: WELLS
Sign of the Man and Mortar on Market opposite
apr5 Union street. Nashville.
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20
skosedA AOdBx Matches
JOHN s. DASHELI Secretary. | vi BY WR6oRD0N 20. /
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yILVER Ivory Bone and Hvl nuita sword, Eoouy,
- Rattan, Hickory and .Sieel aAf.ny Cdnss. BY
,nri Il WELLS.
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T IFE PKkSEKVEKS. SRoULDER BaACEs, frusses
l. GAME BAGS, Shot Bels Received BY
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IHINE PEN AND POi kET M N.sIo AnoUR At u. :
L COLTS AlleaS ami other -Fstots, 0S.sTtst PORTE
MONIES dad Card Gases Of cart lsory, shell, Buck
Morocco and Russia Leather. suK AND COrroN PUTsss -
For sale cheap By T. WILLS
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VVAIK Oils o.. HAIR UYks hdlr hes
L tires FANCY Snaps Sh sIng Creams, ToILEITE
AAFkkS FINE EXTnA':fS as oi!ei. ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-12-26
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
TTITTINUTiIlI TIIFF'
Announcements

s,,o All. PERSONS afflicted with seSusl Diseases
l such as SEMINAL WEAKNESS, lAFo tNOE
GLEET SYPHILIS, &c sc.
The now ARD ASSOCIATION, OF ihilaaellMaii 10
iv of Inc awful destruction Of human lie aud health
caused by sexual diseases, and thr dccepuuns "hoh
,r nractiscd upon the unfortunate victims oi such
ti.o,s,s by Quacks, have directed ihetf CONSUMING
surgeon, as CHARlIABLE hCI SSf.n{ e' % ,non
ns,I,c 10 ri,e MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all
peS.oos nus afflicted tMale Fcmae,) who apply by
tcr with descriptions of their condition tago occu'
,in bnbts Of tifsj &o. aud in ease ot uNtfeme pv,
e,,v md suffering, 10 FURNISH MEDICINES FREE
OF CHARGE ,...,.., i..,;,,,i.,
esmblshed by special endowment, for ihe foel OF the
80 AMI Istfossed afflicted with "Nhulent and Epi-
dc Diseases - and s funds can lo used iof no other
n,rnoso IL ms now surplus Of means, which tho
Dileeors have voted to advertise the above notice II
/, needles. 10 ada that the Association eommends me
behest Mooica skin Of The age, aud VIII furnish me
mest approved modern treatment Valuable advice also
given To- sick aud nervous females afflicted wiit Ah-
dominal weakness, Womb Complaint NosnFeneH'i
Adde'S. most paid) nr. GEO. Il. CALHOUN, Con-
smiling Surgeon Howard Association, No. ?, South
! NINTH Street. Philadelpha, Pa,
/ Iv order Of the Directors,
! EZRA y. HEAhTWELL, President
Hpn EAIRElIID ID. Sacruturys htlls
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Trains Going South.
IL. snERBURNE, sup't.
Is ~ I'll 5lsai.I.. ....i.,.
Northern, \. L., Railroad.

nN ,rl after Dec. .. 1856, Passeoee, Irains leave
" Boston a -, and Concord at lu~A, y Mt OF on
arrival of hts up train from Boston, lowell Lt"'eneei
Worcester. 6c iai Franklin, hfstoi White hife'
Iaaetioa Weis Rircf, Li'tioton, 81 Johusnaif hvf-
neon Rousr's Fotut, Mautfeai. aui nH stations 20 We
Nerainnt Cenuat, ogdershufshs Ftstuhf'i tt. ''"iN
u,,,fstps Railroad thence by ~fgc 10 ai zoe Pro
,,,-,,. In Nouhefn Ne -tampshife und Vermont
A..o. ieste Boston a. ~ and Concord a' wv IN
flr ffauklto. ,,,a ,t A .,, ~, ..
Leave White River junction a. l2dn T. " or 90 ar-
,,l ,f the Trains ffon Vermont Crntfal aud taesnm
II. n.tresHs E,f Boston, Lowell, Lawrence, wieet
~, p,,t.uonth aad iniefmedat" stations Also iea'e
Ff,etiia AL $40 aH nd Bristol as 30 ~, Tor bos'
ton, sc. -rt. a., po,,s
ra,u,h Lawrence Lowell, sc. as
Pa..enrrfs for Gr1iou Juacuon, ChHton' Noio'slgt'
Ne.o.,,t and sl atinus un th0 Wlfcnsef Nofwioh'
,y'ier.a ana Wcsrfu Railroads. aut i't Ne" l"tA'
H. connect at Nashu4. with tfiins dffei l't th's'
oIs,r. h, h,th trains over Nurhcfn Railroad
p...ona.fs leaving NcV iofk Boy evening h,ai'i or
C.t.,is No. vich nf Springfield, connect at Nashua
vitt tbs 90 AN train from Boston, uud ftach al,
f.ttso. an tho W. Ccnffa Coma and ftssnmpsiei an"
Nhre Nountatns RailfuadE, tHc same d1E
-tarrs leave l.ulrgon Tor Aancastcf, W nl'o MNnn
,i, ~ Iahnsbufv faf caster, 10y nt"a Nihitf-
bntv sten.toaA Danv,lir, &ci Wnodslock hcpnt iuI
Wt1sls. .ock &C Bcthoi fos hochcttef iane"esi NV"
Fssrht trains from W. Central aud ri'sumPsic hail-
fod oss over this TOAD daily, Tor hoston, "ocssle
roftsai1uth Ne nnd Special Cattle uains every iuos
d.v ritbrr 10 a. ambriler uf Mcdinfd landlnss
ONsLOW sTEARNs, Agent
Concord, y. H. Nov. ~, lo5o.
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THE ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF
IRVING'S
Life of Washington.

q ?, PUTNAM & GO. viii commence in few
-, days new edition Of this srea, work in Semi
Each volume will consist of IL parts, handsomely
printed in imperial octave. The whole work will be
eludlng Portraits and Original Historical Designs, by
With humorous Wood Cuts and Mups Each part
viii contain at oast % pages and engraving steel
every Other part will have two steel plates.
TERMs oT PuBLoArIos.
]. Each semi monthly par, containing as above spe-
Gifted, rs cents, payable on delivery.
work.
B. The second and subsequent volumes will bo is.u-
ed In double parts-and the whole will be published at
regular Intervals Of Two weeks.
Among the Illustrations already engraved, nearly
completed, are the following poRrHAIrs ION stee),
Gen, schuyler, Gen. Chas. Lee,
Gen Putnam, Geu. Henry Lee,
Gen. Arnold, Col. Muultfie,
Con. 0seen, Gen. Wayne,
Gen. Ward, Gen. Clinton,
Gen. Knox, Robt Morris,
Gen, Montgomery, Gen. STARK,
Gen. ~ Clair, Gen Hamilton,
Gen. Lord Sterling, Geo. Gates,
Cen Baron Steuheu, Gen. Gloyery
Gen la Fnyotto, Gen. Sir W Howe,
Gen. Count PulRski, Sir Henry Clinton,
Gen Lincoln, Loid Cofnwaliis.
Gen. Mercer, Gen. Iiui goyne,
Washington from the Picture by Pesle.
Warrington, from the picture by Trumbull.
WA hiugio1 from the picture by Wunmuller,
Washington, from the picture BY Stuart
Washington, ffon the picture Of HCudoa's Bust
Washington from the picture Of lIoudoa's statue.
Washington, from the picture Of Browns statue.
Washington, tfom the original profile.
Ms. Washington, ioaIlJ poItfait)
Mrs. Washington from Stuart
Miss Phillips, from original picture.
lLLusraArioEs on sTEEL
Historical Scenes, (ohshy from originsl desgns.)
Sita ol Washngton's Birth Place
Mount Vernon, thfee views)
Waahinstaa q Surveyor.
Washington at Font Necessity.
ashingion sur eying the Dismal swamp.
Warrington az Winchester.
Washingtons field Sports.
Fonibng Bunkefs Ill.
Fort Tieondurogn, Lake George.
Fouifcauons al West Poiui, IN 1850.
Washington quelling Riot (from contemporary
diawingl
View OF Now York, l776.
Announcement Of Independence.
Battle OF Trenton.
Battle of Germantown.
Battle OF Monmouth
Bfaddock'a battle Field,
Washington going TO Congress, &c, sc.
{" Mnst always remain. par eminence rHg History Of
the Fsthef of his County. PAdadeipAia Bnsiin
NJ III intended that the illustrations 10 this ed-
ion shall be- worthy OF the subeo and of tho author
The host artists have been engaged TO make original
drawings aud tho most eminent ongfayeIz secured
NueNpnuso will ho spared 10 make tho cugTavings
croditable 70 American art, and fully satisfactory 10
! amut eufs OF flstidious taste.
Dl-Agoats and eanvassefs supplied liberal tefms.
Tho cdniou Is published exclusively iof Subscribers.
'.'Countfy Papers inserting this advc cItsemeni three
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Edition.
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Ornamental, ArcIiiteeIuraIn and
Model
DRAWING & SURVEYING.

WaitoHs Baudiag, state Street, .Montpeter, H.,
Designer and teacher Ia Architectural, Mechanical,
Ofnamsnt,l and Landscape Dawing aud Painting also
ia drawng Of Models for inventors wishiag 10 sccufu
patents, and making models and plans luf mechanics
shown In diagrams, sections, elevations, dzc, embracing
all the details with estimates f required Persons de
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tors mechanics, and all desiring instruction ia this
branch of art are invited call tho office for fur
thof information and TO examine spocitnens Of work
Terms reasonable,
l- Mr. Thayof will also attend To the surveying Of
land, drawing plots, measuring water powers, locating
mills, &c, &c.
Montpelier, sept. 26. 1856. OGuf
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ru,uE suhsesiber manufactures aud has constantly on
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Ash and Basswood. Also floor Boalds Planned ana
tainted finished for fence sun and an xmas "i 'op
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togito him call. ,L.
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The great and mpu riHnt nts-kcug Gus ,foh'ie.
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WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COM
MISSION MERC OLA N'rS
MlSSlON MERCH AT MIS-,
Woter .Sroof CDHSKY n

Water Street, SAND USKY O..
TNHE undersigned would respectfully no
tify the public. that the late firm of S.
Porter & Co.. contin les its business at the ID
stand, under the name and style of PORTER 4
LYTLE. 74.u -5=.-a.i s-...s#. J.t t-5.et-
They offer for sale a large stock of
GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUoRs, CIGARS, ToBAccos
&c, carefully selected in the New York and
Baltimore markets, and are prepared to exc
cute orders from the interior at us low rates as
they can be filed in any market west of New
York Their stock embraces every article in
their line of business, and they confidently an
nounce their ability and determination to give
satisfaction, in both quality and price.
In addition to their stock of Groceries, &c,
an assortment of Rifle and Blasting Powder,
Safety fuse Shot. &c, are kept constantly OH
hand Also, Stock Ale in Barrels and Half
Barrels. .,i. -.tE-s zsat lTrT r
Of their numerous old customers in the inte-
rior, they respectfully solicit continuance Of
orders; and to those who have heretofore pur-
chased in other markets, they would suggest the
propriety of giving the Sandusky market a
trial. PORTER & LITLE.
April 18th '55. If gyf E+-s'