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PILES PJIFSI PUFSI

PILES PILES! PILES!
THIS HITHERTO RTRAcTABLE isE OF EVERY FORM AND
IN EVERY STAGE, -.-.
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY
DIR. CAVANAUGu'S PILE SALVE
M never fail in giving immediate relief and posi-
wv lively curing the worst and obstinate cases of
Hemorrhoids or Piles. 1t is the
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here or elsewhere for the Piles and the result of
oil patient study and investigation. -
Sufferers from Piles have a remedy at hand which
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL.
without Tear OF failure its part do all the propreto,
claims for it.
Full directions accompanying each box and all that is
requisite Is strictly to observe them aud cure will soon
to follow |.#g.- "'EEF f.T0 80 ~
Dr u CAvANAUGH, presently . .....
Dear Sir. When arrived in the city few DAYS ago
was suffering intensely with the piles mentioned nv
condition to you asking your advice You recommended
your Pile Save saving it would cure me. tried 1.-THE
elect was Immediate, and l am now WELL / believe it
to be- as proved in my case invaluable remedy and
sure cure for that disease the Piles and such recon-
mend it to others. - ~
Yours Truly, JOHN W. HANSON, ofSt. Louis, Mo.
tB Price 81 per box. For sale in Nashville BY Ewin
generally =
Or. T, II, CAvANAUGB Sole Proprietor,
augol-Iy INSIDE St Lous Mo-
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WE have just received an extensive assortment of
w Boys Clothing, of various styles and prices, which
we respectfully invite friends and the public gen.
orally to call and examine. We also constantly re-
ceivpg gentlemen Over Coats Dress and Frock Goats,
and Vests of every description Our stock OF Furnishing
Goods is now complete all of which in addition to heavy
arrival of Cloths Uassmeres and Vestngs in the piece
haer1 urselves will offer inducements rarely presented
TO the citizens of Nashville.
sentl6 CLIFTON d ABBUTT-
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Any peTsJu-w VINO luInKs that Buchanan and
Breckenridge will not get the electoral vote Of
Kentucky, can get One Thousand dollars bet on
that point The money is on dAosit at the Mer-
chants Bank, where they can apply and put up
the money
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oct22Iw
JAMES a. JONES,

JAMES L. JONES. ..rt
HAVE on hand 70 negroes for sale. Among them or
likely girls from IL to IA years old, extra house
want Seamstress washer and rOner, likely and Intelligent
and several stout Also, extra black smith Call
while the excitement isup. -
oet22-u als.. REES w. PORIEk.'
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR SALE
ID / will sell bargain in my Residence, No rs high
street. The house large and cOmmOdous, and we'll ar
ranged with all the necessary conVeniences for large
family ANY person wishing purchase will please call
me at Davis, Pitcher & Co., No. IS Pabic square.
octe-tf ''-' j. B. DAVIS.
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attentiOn.-Union Guards |!
NASHVILLE Oct % 1916

The American and Democratic Central Com mit-
tees have sgrsed to the following ARA ngement for
speaking and other demonstrations up to the Presi
dental election: .-. '......
The American party are to occupy Thursday
and Thursday night, Saturday and Saturday night
exclusively. The Democratic party are to occupy
wednesday and Wednesd sv night, Friday and
Friday night exclusively, Ga Monday and Mon
day night no demonstration speaking is to be
INDUCED in by either party.
c. K. WINSTON, Chm'n D. c. G.
r G FOSTER. Bird, Chm A. C. G.
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taSs- baye Ind a number of propositions 4

Ew Wehave had q number of propositions to
bet handed us from various sources. We publish
them all below for the convenience of our know
nothing friends They are Of all sizes and shapes
and made TO suit customers The money can be
found on application at this office.
$1,000 that Buchanan will be elected President
by the people.
800 hat Buchanan gets more electoral votes
than Fillmore.
500 that he gets 10 more.
500 that he gets 20 more.
500 that he gets 80 mere.
500 that he gets 40 more.
500 that he gets so more.
500 that he gets 60 more.
500 that be gets 20 more.
500 that be gets so more.
$500 that Buchanan gets more electoral votes
than Fremont and Fillmore.
5000 that Buchanan viii get the electoral vote
of Pennsyl vsnis.
$500 that Buchanan beats Fillmore 22O0 votes
in Tennessee.
DEMOCRATIC DEMONSTRATIONS IN EDGEFIELD
On Friday the 3lst inst, the "Ycung America"
of Democracy, viii have a grand celebration in
Col. Brsnsford's Grove near this city. The ladies
particularly invited to attend and the democrs-
cy old and young sre requested to tskepart in the
'gories' Of the day. Some of the Juveniles will
make speeches on the occasion.
NASHVILLE BLUEs--The above is the name OF an
independent company being formed in this city,
composed entirely of young men. At meeting
held for the purpose, the following officers were
elected:
F. W. HORN, Captain.
II. G. SINGLETON, lst Lieutenant
ED IL. WISE, Pad
w. s. Horn, 3rI
J. L. STURpEvANT, Easgu.
c. 7. SAwYERs Jr., Orderly Sergeant
We hope they may succeed 10 getting up fine
accompany.
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GROCERIES.
T. c. BURsx. @. c. ALLEN.
BURGE & ALLEN,

bU hOE u ALLEN.
Successors to r. C. Burge d Co.,
Wholesale Grocers, Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANTS,
And Dealers an Broadies, Cigars Tobacco, dc
CORNER OF COLLEGE AND SPRING STREETS,
Nashville. Tenn.
WE are just in receipt OF the following GrocerieS
200 hhds prime 10 choice Sugar
$50 barrels rebeiled MOlssses;
200 Loaf, Crushed, and Powdered Sugar
300 bags Rio Coffee;
IS bags Old Gov. Java Coffee;
so bags Laguyra do
rs barrels Mackere Nos. 2 and 8; ....T..T
so d barrels do do do NJ
IS boxes Scotch Herring;
8 Tierces Figs;
100 boxes Raisins, assorted
$50 Painted Buckets; .. go. ..'
% Nests Tubs;
$50 box Tobacco, assorted brauds d
100000 assorted brands ofCigHrs
500 kegs OF Nails;
800 Demijohns;
500 gro. Matches
25 bags s Almonds;
25 bags Pepper
20 bags Spice;
8 casks Dutch Madden
5 Ceroous best Indigo;
% boxes fine Starch; ....fa fs.s
So do bar Soap; .. III fsh -
. loo do Star Caudles;
so do Taow CAM lies; .e-.
100 do Cheese ass orted kinds;
LIQUORs;. ..-v.-
500 barrels Pike and Wilshi re Whisky; ~
so barrels Robertson count do ..r
100 barrels Rye Bourbon id Smith Reserve Whisky
With general Stock of Bran hes, Wines, Gin, &c. to-
Brandy and Sparkling Wine. .--,.-
marll, So BURGE l. ALLEN.
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TIE SUBSCRIBERS

TJAVE Just opened very handsome assortment of
IL Furnishing Goods, comprising great variety of
Gloves Suspeuders, Neck Ties Black and Fancy Stocks
Linen Cambria handkerchief, Lambs Wool and Cotton
half Hose Gents Shaws and Muflers, &C., DC, all of
which will be sold al fair prices
n CIIETON q AB{OTT.
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Notice.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, on the sh instant,
III negro woman aged a, black in color and small "A
in size and has scar her right and shoulder, 6x
caused by burn, also her left leg above the heel N
HEsTER and be told by this moving OF the
fingers both hands-as counting them. Any infsrma
ton relative 10 her whereabouts will be rewarded
MILES JOHNSON,
octQI-dlW $50 Cherry street, South.
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PreSidentiaI ELECTION.

PURSUANT to an order issued TO me from The County
i Court OF Davidson county, will on TUESDAY, the
4th day of November 1885, proceed to open and hold
Election for President and VicePresioen OF the United
States in the several Wards and Civil Districts Of David
son county The COnstsb!es of each District autho
rised aud requested 10 hold elections in their respective
Districts foot lsl j. K. EDMUNDS0N Sheriff
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Harvey in Nashville.

TINE eminent HARVEY so well known to every gen.
L teman in Philadelphia the most successful Cutter
OF garments establishment, No. Is Cedar
street and prepared TO take measures and to exhibit
fine an assortment of Glolhs Casslmers and Vestngs
we're ever displayed in Nashville. Our stock Of Read
Made Clothing, both gentlemen and youths Is now full
and our Furnishing Department contains every article
comprised under that head. .
Octl4-tf CLIFTON d ABBOTT
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S75 REWARD.

DANAWAY from the subscriber at his residence in Bed
IL ford county, negro man named HANNIBAL. Black,
"a of about feet 10 inches high, weighs
$50 pounds He last Wartace and supposed
making his way Nashville. will give $50 reward
the State and SIS if caught Oftse State and
ea96ntd in any Jail 40 that can get him.
Is this Boy read and write he may likely have pass
written by himself ... ~ :. -. =. -.
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DRONCHITIS, LARYNCTTIS, and other diseases Of the
ID Chest aud Throat successfully treated by tho sHi
IIoN OF INDICATED VAPORs AND POwDERs, BY absorption
and Constitutional treatment as pr1euesd a. e
SAINT Medical Institute New 19tk elly. ., me
tons Chronic Diseases generally will receive the aen
Physicians, 10 whom such may have been epe
Inc unprecedented success which has attended this
thod of treating Ofthe Longs and Throat, has in
ed us todepa from and avail ourselves
Press in order bring 20 the OF ueh as
The dawn of brighter day has at length
ConsumpYe The doctrine Of the inenTabiiy Of Consump
in our possession Consumption all stages b.
cured first, by iuhereuar absorption in Inc second
by transformation Of iuhecue into chaky and cacarous
concretons this third ceaIrices OF Those we'd
past, assert that even now Consumption Is
hend the To all. this great truth
apparent viz that medicines inhaled in the form OF
VapOr Powder directly into the Lungs must be ncn more
eecua than that taken into the Stomach where the disease
The advantage of Inhalation Consumption aud Throat
Diseases is that mscne in he form 81 apor and aPPhsd
directly Lungs where the disease exists the stomach
is tiusleft ree TO AID IN restoring Oy administering 70 y
healthy lie giving food There IL no case SO hopeless
Inhalation viii reach The means, loo, are brought
within reach of ALL the of administering the YSpors
being simple that the uvad Is never required 70 eave
home the hand Of friendship ard affection tends 50
much aid the PHYSICIANS efforts
The InhaIlug nethod soothing, safe and speedy, and
consists IN the administration Of medicines such
yaT and produce aeUn at the seat Of the disease lis
practical destined to reyauIonizo the medical
earnestly appeal to seRss Of alt afflicted
with lung Diseases embrace the advantage olnha
stomach claim IhasticR pacv among the priceless
gifts nature hath gwen inat days may Dc
long in the land,7 and "a the Only --
ARK OF REFUGE FOX FHE CONSERVATIVE.
method not only rational bot simple, ana eh1selons
neh Of the that have adOpsed lubalauoh have
found il eeaeOus the highest degree arresing the pro-
gressOf the disease, ana Hotkhs N"n1eis W may SP
se cases verify, uumph OfOur Arr, over uS tell de-
stroyeT of our species .... .. ....l 81. . -g.
sfaians wishing make themselves acquainted
With this practice Informed, that our ie heiug valuable
we can ony reply 10 ingredients use TO such letters
nat contain in all at Pulmonary afec-
lions will be $40, receipt OF which, The necessary med-
,n-s and instruments will be forwarded Tine fec IN other
cases will be from s. to So sts
Applicants will age, oceupatlon narried OF sn-
ce how lopg affected, any hereditary diseases exists IN
Inc family aud symptoms generally Let the name to@n,
and State be plainly written Postage for return answers
enclosed. Letters when Registered by tue POSTMASTER
are Al our risk. All letters must be Addressed,
" -. WALLACE MERTOUN, 4H..
oo,oe eu N. Iusliinte- y. y. CItvs
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DHD-At tie residence Of Mrs. V. Wilson,
in this city on the 29,h Of Ost,ber, Of Ilaamns
tory Fever, Mr.. A. L. COVER Led % years ard
3 days. His friends and acquaintance are re-
specially invited 10 attend his funeral oday at l
O'Clock, from the residence OF his father, miles
from the city, on the Charlotte pike. Divine str
vices hY Row Inhn Rains.
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Nashville Sewing Machine Company
.u7rTlq IsOs. n I-2 fqr
EAST SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TElNNESSEE

HEsb Machines are now very justly considered be
best IN use, having the advantage all Others in tee
simplicity OF ths> construction, he speed and beauty
work, and the great strength of their seam. Unlike any
others in they form with continuous threads
from ordinary spools Of cotton, silk or nenmaknga
every stitch which prevents the work from ripping under
ny circumstances whatever. Err ar.. = 7-.-..
The first and highest premiums have been
Machines all the leading Fairs throughout this country
and Europe, and the rsjoces in a.
stanta reward Of the largest patronage beo 1e
any Sewing Machine in Europe America sins com
They OF the highest finish and Of me Se"iHe ~
and style, and adapted to all the 49, hr,at-
munity "a the propreeoIs " 49,, -
to-, e al ma III F. fs1n al lega1s cShss 10 Plantation
sos Pasons eue ~, adapt these
~ sSbTK OF Wheat no machinery has ever
themany person amer one hours
make 400 100 sacks day on one
machine These machines also equally well adapted 10
the manufacture all kinds OF clothing hne,
we'll as general sewing, quilting stitching &C. These ma
chimes arranged to make the stitch any length de-
sired, with and seam IN any gar
nlent and the durability regularity aud beauty OF finish,
eQualed BY any work accomplished BY the most
skillfu hands ..r
We shall AZ all times keep hand ull assortment Of
these machines and most respectfully invite the public gem
orally call and them in and give them careful
and be satisfied that the half has not yet been
told dec9S-u
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ES- Hon. CYRUS L. DUNHAM Tor several terms
a representative in Congress hon Indiana, died 81
the 23d lust, At his e, 81 ieucs in that State
HOIIOway's Ointment and PiIls.-Ulcers
and drain the system energy Their dis
eEsed action is kept up 10y ven the vessels Of
the glands and skin. This by the dis
injecting operation Of the Ointment The PMS cure
ton in all its
Sold at the manufactures, No. 50 Maiden Lane, New
York. and No pa Strand, London and by all druggists
Csc, c. &C., and 81 per pot az box.
Notice-InhaIatiOni in COnSumPtions-See
advertisements under this head Female Complaints Vene
real Affections, Dyspepsia Diseases the Heart and LIVER
&c will meet with due attention. IoctQ6-d6m.
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accompany.

THEATRE The Robbers Hifs wss lay ed at the
theatre last right with repetition OF the Pretty
Girls Of SHi5erg, which is, st this time, all the rage
We hope star may rise SION for it h,s.been q
long time since one has been seen
MARRIED Ga tie 2Srh inst, by Rev. W.
Hoyte, at the house Of Capt. Stocky Donelsop,
JOHN E BorDIF ESQ, of Alabama, and Miss NJ.
EMILY DoNELsoN.
- Ca the 27Ch inst, at Christ Church, by Rev.
l. Sandels, Mr.. JoHN F. FIREMAN of Chattanooga,
to CoRDELrA R, daughter OF Dyer Pead, Esq OF
this city.
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TO SANGUINE FILLMoRE MEN,

The Fllmorete may select fifteen counties in
East Tennessee, and the gentleman making this
proposition will bet 500, on gain in each of the
counties mined. The basis of gains and losses to
be the last Gnbernsiorial election, when the de-
mocracy carried the State by more than toenty,oae
hundred votesI Apply at this cffce
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ToHs 8 HAKT HEShH EiAKr,Jk, - AHkAN IN
'o o-''''-- HART, MACtAE \ CO.,
WHOLESALE GR0cER9 cOM IsslOH

'oA' :, HART, MAChAE \ CO.,
uHoLEsALE GROcER5 q C0MMIssI0H
y - - ~. MERCHAHTE, t' -t... 4
Nos 7 and South Market street, Mast vile, Tenn -
WYE have inst received and have in store portion Of
w our stock consisting in part OF the following articles
"a bhds fair to chsics New l20ObOzOs elraiItes;
Orleans sugar 10 cases Sherry Wines;
"a boxes Havaua sugar; 10 fierce nice
% 800 and hills PSWdrd loo nests Market Baskets
~ CT1,shsd and Loaf Su- so boxer smoked Hams
e,r. = - % uesrs tinted Tubs; {.
,oe hb1s MolaSses; 100 dozen -nted Buckets
ION IL bbls do. GOO Kegs Nails, ass d sizes; a.
200 bagsCcfee, lo1,OOy EnE lgars; - =
e00 nsekages Maeket 100 boxes Tobacco, various
s1o hage SaIt.- -''sl,' brands;
Ok crfs Nannilla Ron IS cars Fresh Cove Oysters
IS casks Malaga VIM % boxes assorted Plckles;
. < ca,ks sherry Wine; - BOXES ass'd Pie FruitE
150 nackages NJ K Rash e. csroons best Indigo;
30 trails L Il Almonds 100 boxes Star Candida
200 assorted Demijohns; - 80
Together with Pepper, Spice, Soas' &c..E- =
ian59 800 - : FART MACRAE = Co
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LARGE ARRIVAL OF SEASONABLE
6HI,nnS

LARGE ARRIVAL OF SEASONABLE
GOODS.
DEM. F. SHIELDS is now receiving and will continue
ID to weekly the Eastern cities large supplies
every of description of Dry Goods Clothing, Hats, Shoes
Embroideres with every variety of Goods adapted to the
market and season.
Job ots viii be sold the Retail Trade at private sal
very che ap for cash only. 90.
Regu ar auction sales as usual w.. -. .... ....
... g.E BENZ. r. . altILDS,
oct2I No. 40 Public Square.
l. XTRA Rich, heavy Mnre Antique, Satin Stripe Silks.
IT, few very superior just opened and for sale by
oct2I .. BENZ F. SHIELDS.
~ ODEY'S LADY'S BOOK-G0dsy's Ladys Book for No
VI vember, insI received and for sale al
oci2I HAGAN'5, Market street.
VNJANrkU-2OOO 900 bushels OF Dried feaches aud
w Apples, Tor which The highest market price will be
given in cash by s.-.'.r sN .|.
septi3-tf .J DAVIS PITCHER co.
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! BYTEL, EGRAPH
NV YORK Oct. 2s!AGollns' steamer srriv
this sfterno,n- ----7---------z

4 ? 7
NEw YORK Oct. 2s!l4Golhns' steamer arrive
Cotton unchanged Steamers news had 20 e
iect upon the market, Sales of three DAYS 20. 90
oses Sales on speculation and export 9, 500 bale
Breadstufs quiet Il =. s.-.r,--4 .s-1s,s. 4
ConsOls for money clo,ed OF 9l3a9ls. Slightly
more stringent -5'y & : n ~ - /
ODonneli and colleagues resigned.
Navarro assumed office. ~
Neapolitsn affairs unchanged Expedition
thought abandoned. 7ssE ~,
ADDITIONAL PER STEAMER ATLANTIC.
NV YORK. Oct 28. Letteis from Paris on the
| the financial crisis are less unfsvorable. Bullion
ilthe Bank of England is said to be Increasing.
1t is rumored that the Rotbchi'd, have contracted
with the Bank Of France to supply gold to the
amount of six million four hundred pounds.
Revolutionary documents addresst to the ItsI
ian people, purpoitng TO be signed by q committee
fer the people and students of Paris, have been
secretly posted in various quarters of Paris. mr..
ing them and pr, m sing them sssis ,auce.
PrrrsBURc Oct %, M--21 inches water in the
chinnel and river at stand.
PRovTDtNCE Oct 28-The Bank of RennbIc
suspended yesterday owing 10 the failure of q firm
Ia New York closing an extensive business in
western produce.
Ntw YORK, Oct. 29.-The sesmer Per.ia sailed
at n0oa for Liverpool, taking nearly million and
half in specie. '''---
NEW YORK, Oct give have adviees from
Ragged Island of October 9, stating that the Isl.
and Wss vlsited by hurricane on the 9th of Sep
TENDER, which unroof+d many houses and damaged
all Others more or less it also destroyed large
quantity Of salt. Many sat bosts were wrecked
and all vessels at the Island are detained in conse
quence. = |
CIScNNATr O, 20, M--FI, u quiet at 80 to |
8 80; whisky 27s; sugar ard mclasses firm and
unchanged. RIVER falling. |
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 29-The river has fallen one |
inch
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KADwAY's REGUiAToRs


EQUAlIZfNG The CIRCULATION
And regulating all the organs the BODY 70 q 5a,,,.l
healthy action. 1hd
hegnlaors possess properties that an othe,
rms are deEeent IN and are bs only pulls In uss IA,
Oe AAen Tor any length OF time without weakening tbs
ten. .-I - 4-.'-s anS s9s
Ihey always leave thesystem healthy coudition
er bowels heart pancTsas, kidneys aud skin reguar
ana ready 70 discharge their several ctions ifhf
course 10 uhnatutaI means. '''oes TO
hvery dose OF Hadways Regulators are taken viii
weak and feeble body. '' ~ me
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AS A FAMILY PHYsIC

one or two of Railways itsg majors viii snsxa 49,,
purpose than castor OH pills. bus flIs
billions pills, OF any other sath trle, biliOas
ives, salts, or sennae. Ihe Regulators will aaicels 50
he ooSels, iores Natural passage, and will leave ~
whole system in healthy staie. = - 'e~'0 he
r-- 49, PAi-SEN-RiiEUMATfSN E T. t1 rGt
How the X. X. K Remedies raised Ars Sarah j. a..
IRON crippled aud helpless condition to soand 49,
Mter inc sknl OF four OF the learned Oh
New York had Jailed to relieve her, Drs Psrtsr 70
Nardle, and Maelelan. 0', Aeoses
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RoILs CUREp BYR. X. RRsoIvgNr.

Luna indiana, Dec y. lc55.
Nessrs. Railway Il Co, Chemists, \. f---send
dozen OF T. X ResOlysnr have been sorely afflicted with
bois have tormentod with t5ose ds1grsssble
crrcepces than two years triet al kinds Of
medicines without effect commenced the Resolysnt. One
bottle cured me- entirely have since reeonmended Il
othprs Yours truly X. q. Wight.
RAILWAY 4 Co..
.-.rt lG2, Fulton street, New Y0rs.
Sold BY Druggists, Merchauts. and Store keepers
whe
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LED With ~ +ARDINBk. .,.,,.
MITES aEnee pan E1erutiAhog Ralns
e. ..l 80 sSFescy Of Radwayis keady

Dresden, wsaky Co., Tena sas.S- hus
i Jep.S Ts have been afflicted win In
on the evening o. pess@bsi n on Inc cs cruising
my yard pss1y further eerti mat on 6he sDOs2
:a1sss. mar .!;o Sss:y e.
- tsrrible ff,s,.dv - lnS
able 70 walk without NE; SSaRg AbArsd, Aad am
pain tsd several other remedies, but found 30
relief 10 pain, Railways Ready Resf ts
preferable all other remedies lf The
truth this eercate let them eaii on al my residence
or write Dresden, Tenn, and will give them u
information. . JsPIHA GARDlNIEk.
For wears Gardiner had suffered the tOrturinR main
of Rheu unable walk without the sd 81
suck. 2gth Of December he first tried the IL r.
Reef On the could walk without aud free from
pain Let all who crippled bed ridden think Of ms
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THE NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD .l.a .-.ar Cd. D.
NN7ILL charge full fare to Nashville and give return
w Ticket free of charge the following occasions,
to hold good from the 10th to 22d October ~.
American Convention to be held in Nashville 10th and
18th October. 1856. E-. u-. OIL. - e.-L.
Annual State Fairs from the lSh 70 18th October, IN
elusive.
Democratic COnFention to be held in Nashville, on the
2lst October, 1856. 4. .. - II. /. ANDERSON, as
sept26-dtrw&wtf Supt N. C. X. r.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-30

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