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FARMERS!

IA The IvERSON GRASS SEED, so favorabIy
known, is thus endorsed by Farmer OF this county
.'This grass seed consider very mertorious, an,
well worth fair trial, the man got OF says ht
has eight ton of hay. II each cutting. fou
times the same season. The way to cultivate it fo
seed is prepare your ground, mark it out twenty
inches apart, drill the seed and lightly. Thi
time TO sow is from the LIST the 18th of Septe mber
One peck will drill about one half acre.
DAVID PoGUE"
II is TO. sale at fkis e. auI4
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Ia Notice is hereby given that at the Probate
Court for Belmort Lcunty, the undersigned was ap-
pointed and qualified Executor of the Estate Of
WIN. Moore. dec late OF Belmont Cnn..-C -
All those indebted ~ >. said estate are requested to
'.-.o lmmeuIate payment. and those having claims
against said Estate are notified to present them for
settlement within one year from this date.
iy24l WIN. DILLON, EIr.
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O00 LBS. COLGATE STA r CH
HOJ 100 lbs salsods, 10 0 lbs Sup. G. Soda,
400 lbl Laee dye, 1900 lbs Chip Log Wood, 100 EI.
| for sale by J.. w. COLLINS,
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SUMNER FRUIT.-The Committee ac-
knowledge the.r-ceipt from THos THoBUiN
of some Cathesd Apples measuring fourteen
end half inches in circumference.
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To Teachers.

THE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAM
~ IEERs, will meet in the school house
~ on Marietta street in ST. CLAIRsyMLE,
On ssr ~ Septemberil3. at 10 O'Clock A. M.
By order OF the Board.
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until the l7th September, At COST! On The 18th we
will commence Selling at Auction, and continue dur
ing the week.
Our stock of Goods 10 quite large for the and
persons wanting goods will now have chance
to get them reduced So come owl frier ds,
but not all at once. FAWCETT & BRO.
Belment, Ohio, August e6, 1856.
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STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-
~ ty. Court Of Common Pleas. Petition.
PATRICK HENRY, Plaintiff,


THOMAS OSBORNE and ALEx. OSBORNE, Defendants.
The defendants arefereby notified that the plaintiff
on the 10th of August, 1856, filed his petition in the
Court OF Common Pleas of said county aforesaid
sganst them, CLAIM ing thai they him l000s with
interest from August LIST, 1856, for the payment of
which the defendants executed their joint and
raj note, dated May 80. 1856 and due Two months
ter the date thereof. The plaintiff asks judgment
said sum- with interest from the time aforesaid, an
the defendants hereby notified to said ne.
tition before the 95ih OF September next, or
judgment will be given against them by default for
the amount afor, said
PATRICK HENRY,
au2l6w1 by miller PENNINGTON. his Atty.
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FRFDRICK KLETT d cos
Worm Destroying Sugar Plums,
DIR. BARDOTTS
Tastless Worm Sugar Drops
For sale at J.w. COLLINS. Drug Store
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Ayers CathartiC Pills,

..;anc~. l,.r
~. -. ~ =. - -, - ~, -. -. -.
uAco 'ae'i utio'' !" p'oouee '' oss'' NUS peiiee'
purgafive which known TO man. innumefaoie proos
shown that these Pitts have virtues which surpass In
excellence the ordinary reiicinas and thst thew win IN.
rr.coa.r,.,, ,r, ,bs ..,..u ~ all mon Tb.r .
p,uy 'pvn '.e o''e- ., "a - 80 - rse ~ -
~. p'o-'an. ~ '~A. ~.
usuns su.uu.". 'no 40 VIZ 10
'e.,o'e 'no o'' u's1i. '. e s,o', p,y .o
anu sspe aiSea'e tnes puise ou, .e vu' si'h
.'oe. Hnu sion u,''enp.i =, %
aeiou ois"ns tnto ,ner "."on suu nes.
they cure the everyday complaints of every body bu,
also formidable and DANGEROUS diseases that have baed
tne pest Oh human skiii' nhe 'ney Pfoauce ioNetui
s..S en'' 'il.S a'e o. 'l,e - -. - rn5
safest and best physc that can Do Tor children
Being they are pleasant to take and being
purely vegetable free from any risk Of harm. Cures
have been made which surpss belief they sub
stantsted bv men nf inch .xaed rtior and character
=. 20 sar,;s ,ho ,n.n.;or ~ r,trr,b MANY cmtnent
n' 70 ioroia .he 'uspieion VI unu J ..D A-o.'
ciergymen and physcians nave TENT the'r NAMES 70 CERT
y to the public the reliability OF my remedies wne oin
ers have sent me the assurance OF their conrton ai
my Preparations contribute immensely to the relief Of my
afflicted suffering fel!ovmen
The bsou psmed ia nlessed TO furnish gratis my
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A TTACHMENT.
IA THOMAS FELL, Plaintiff,
JAxEs DrFF1rLp, Defendant.
Before VIM Lee. J. p, of Wheeling township, Bel
mont CO.. Ohio. On the 18th day Of August A. n
$50. said Justice issued order of attachment in
the above action for the of s3I ~ and OF
suit: -f THOMAS FELL.
au2I3tpd
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Great Cure of Piles.
CANDEy. N 7 March Icth

CAMDEN, N. J. March 10Th, 1855.
Dear Sir-lt is with much pleasure | tax e
this opportunity of informing you of the great
benefit have derived from the use of a few
bottles Of "Hoodand's German Bitters" For
a number Of years have been soreIy and
severely afflicted with pain in the stomach, at
tended by severe attacks OF the Piles, for
which tried great many remedies, but with
out afiording me any relief Being advised to
use the German Bitters, did so, using in con-
nexion for the Piles, your Spiksnard Ointment
and now inform you that they have entirely
cured me and restored me to health, and l
would ADVISE all the afflicted to your valu-
able medicins, &c. Respectfully ,yours,
MARGART REPSHER,
No. As Plum street, Camden, N. J.
DR.. c. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia.
And for sale by
ALEXANDER, St. Clairsyille
A. C.: MARI n. St. CIairsville.
Jas Baker. " nccIing.
VIM. Dunbar. Uniontown.
Ge) C. Bethel, Flushing;
K. s. Clark, Morristown.
II. II. Moot, Barnesyille.
NJ. T. Miles &Son. Sonerton
And BY Dealers in Medicines everywhere.
SUMNER has its evils, as we'll as other sea-
sons of the year. to guard against which we
should ever take timely.precaution. When the
appetite begins to fail. the tongue to fur, and
the mouth to have an unpleasant taste Carter s
Spanish Mixture should be instantly restored
to as by 30 doing serious spell of sickness
may be avoided.
q. ALEXANDER, St ClairsvilIe.
A. c. MARTIN, St Clairsvile.
Jas Baker, Wheeling,
VIM. Dunbar, Uniontown.
Geo. C. Bethel, Flushing.
RS Clark, Morristown.
II. II. Mott, Rarnesville.
M. P Miles g. Son, Somerton.
And by Dealers IN Medicines everywhere.
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81 Bbis of No. COPAL g. COACH
~ vARNlsR just received by J. W.CoLLINs.
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THE PACIFIC.
Aliens, Msrrimack's, and other PRINTS,
VII be sold belo,o tae Marks. Price,

AAens, Merrimack's, and other PrsnLs
! VIII be sold belo,c the Market Price.
WHAT TRE SCARCITY OF MONEY WILL DO
i ME@ Every one should not Ssrssr III.
hA4l saT nh give "One Dollar and Ffcv Cents
/ G$f fesss,IE}in Dry Goods. for One btiiaE in
@7V Who will neglect to give NE an
esriy call wheE promise TO sell i2 Yards Of Calico
i one Dollar the same sold in other Stores for l2}
cents per yard.
IL Yards of Excellent Bleached Muslin
FOR ONE DoLIARi
.ICFWorth Twelve and a-half Gents Per Yard III
O cents per yard.
Very fine Irish Linen, worth from ISL cents fDr 50
cents yard and such sells in other stores for SO
cents Will sell for g cents per yard.
PIECES
d Il r s s. SILKS!
Such asa Perior quality Eagle Brand Black Silks,
fiain Colored do; Changeahe do: Figured striped
anu Bfocade do. BY to days Express I will receive
called the "
Omhre Alma Ecccssis Striped Pouit de Suie and
the Damas Cannee Sol de The la,i AZ
expressly manufactured for the Parisien Market
will sell Full Silk Dress Pattern from 50 to $50
Plain and Figured Tissues and
..- Bareges,
fiain and Figured Chalys-Barege De Lsine,-|
Mousn De LANES, and Lawns In all possible colors
and ofthe very richest designs.
Swisses, lbOth plain and fsured;) Muils Jaccone,s
(plain and barred) very large assortment. 4
Barege snd-SiIk Robes IN boIes something ric and
rare, at your own prices.
Chintzes-I will sell yard wide Chntre o. warrant
ed FAST colors, for l2s Cents.
Bombszines-A few pieces OF the finest ever Of
iered IN this City, at comparatively low prices.
BONNETS BONNET RIBBONS!
100 Silk Bonnets.
or all colors and grades, and the yeiy nawe,,
styesand over 500 Straw Bonnets Of all descrptops
such as-Leghorn, English Straw, etc. Also several
grades OF Neapolitan Bonncts very cheap. lust re.
eeived per Express 1000 pieces OF The very richest
Bonnet Ribbons TO suit the season.
CHEAP SHA WIS., CHEAP SHA WIS
The greatest ent ever offered com pe,ire In
price, quality aud variety with those Of aay other
house, and second 10 in the City. Lsdiss in
want OF the above article will thcre!ors do the m.
Ives but justice BY examining my stock. Also rs
Ived By Express, the very latest styles Of
MANTILLAS AND TALMAS.
Both Silk and Lace particularly the Chsn,iily Man.
tilIa, (Lace,J and AppleyHs MaRteis, (Silk.) En-
brodered and lower grades Msniiilas, an enormous
stock, which 1 am determined to "cui down" even
below cost.
PARAsoLs, q large assortment, and ali prices;
Hosiery & GLovEs.-Very good White Cotton Hose
siLK Pocxxr & NrcxuAxpxracns,v: srocxs.
Linen pocket handkerehefs etc etc.. large
ment.
EmsRoIprRIxs-An extensive variety Of all kinds of
Sleeves, Chemsettes, Consrs, worked Band. etc.
DoMEsrIcs.-Five Cases Of fast eolored CslicOss
from Ct cents TO cents. Thss cen goods 10 equal
to any l2t cent Calicoes
GISGnAAs-A complete assortment of DomsssIcs,
Lancaster, Manchester and French.
MusLINs, 1bleaehed) PILLOW lCsse Muslin and
Sheetings. all widths and prices.
MULLINS. 5-th and g. 4ihs unbIea ehed OF very good
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Probate Court.
The State of Ohio, Belmont County, SIS.

The STATE Of Ohio, Belmont County, SIS.
NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
| y the following namea Administrators and
Guardians have filed their accounts and vouchers
in my office for settlement, TO wit:
Josiah Watson, Admir- Of NJ Martha d lion, decd.
Joseph Rogers, Guardian of Thomas e. ,nd Helen
Moore.
John Bickham, Guardian of Archibald Rusk.
John S. Major, Guardian OF James II. and Margaret
M. Rusk.
The first two above named accounts will be for hear
ing and settlement the 4th, and the two last the
5ih day OF September next.
GuI4l DAVID HARRIS, Prrhate Judge.
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Selling Off at Cost
Being desirous of reducing cur
stock OF Goods he ore going East
for our Fail and Winter Stock, we
will sell any goods now on hand.
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Every one should not forget that
FROM THIS DAY ON, I shall
! sgive "One Dollar and Ffcv cents"
in Dry Goods, for One DLllaF in
Cash.
Who will neslee; to give NE an
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FoR I'M CAnPAIeH.
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d r r s g .STL KS

fiain and Figured Chalys-Barege De Laines-|
Mousn De Iaines, and Lawns In ali possible colors
and ofthe very richest designs.
Swisses, lboth plain and isured) Muils, Iaccone,s
(plain and barred) very large assortment. Il
Barege and-Si Robes, IN boxes something rc and
rare at your own prices.
Chintzes-I will sell yard wide Chntze 0, warrant
ed fasf} colors, for I2k Cents.
bomoazines-A few pieces OF the finest ever or
Tered IN this City, at Comparatively low urices
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LIFE OF FREMONT.
IL The Largest, Cheapest ind Best.
AGENTS WANTED
In every Town and Village to Sell
The AUTHENTIC AND ONLY &c xpLETr
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westin offer our paper at the following
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS,

Intending tuy their Stock in this city or other
Y se will 10 well TO call me before purchasing a.
have in the second story of m Siors Room besides
he above Carpets, fun supply Of
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BONNETS BONNET RIBBONS,

or all colors and grades, and the veiy nawes,
styles;and over 500 Straw Bonnet all descriptions
such as-Leghorn, English Straw. etc. Aiso several
grades Of Neapoltan Bonncts very cheap. lust re.
eeived per Express 1000 pieces Of the very riches,
Bonnet Ribbons TO suit the season
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FINHE DAILY, WEEKLY AND TRI
WEEKLY
MISSO URI DEMOCRAT,

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED AT
Nos. 43 and Is, Locust street St. Louis Missouri.
TERMS:
Daily, per auuum, In advance $500
Tri-Weekiy a. $40
Weekly - a. eco
To Clubg-lO comics for SI5: 90 do for s5S no
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For Wholesal which will be Q, ID at Easter prices
Those in want OF fine Goods are particularly requs
ted CAL Ia nsnsbled to sell them cheaper than
they can buy East. Having bought from the Impor-
ters and only for Cash, every one easily under:
stand that the above fictitious idle talk but that
am really enabled to sell cheaper than any other
house IN the city. Call therefore, carly, al
ALEX. HEYMANS.
May re, st 3.n l3! &ain ST.. Wheeling.
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JOHN C. NICHOLS, Sheriff,
By HU6H McNEKLY, Deputy Sheriff.
She IFS Ofice, August 28, 1856.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-28
TO sANGUTNE FILLMORE MEN.
To THE SANcUIyE

MEssRs EDITOR: When a man cfers to bscl
his opinion, it is very conclusive evidence of hi
sincerity; therefore, to prove that democrats NEAR
what they say when they assert that Fillmore hai
no chance of election, beg leave to offer, through
your paper, the following propositions:
$3.50 that Buchanan beats Fillmore in Fillmore
State
$3.50 that Buchanan beats Fillmore in Buchan-
ans State
$3.50 that Breckinrdge beats Donelson in Don
elson's State.
$3.50 that Breckenridge beats Done son in Brock
inridge's State
The money TO be deposited in the Bank of Ten
nessee; and the bet TO be repeated five time, if the
acceptor desires it.
Es- Enouire at this Office
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-28

CRooKER's MILLINERY EsTABLIsHMENT.-Ye ester.
day was the Fall opening day of the above ossb-
lishment, and prompted by desire to see some
thing very nice as well as to be in fashion las near
ly every body, we thought, was there0 we went
along with the tide and looked at the large and
fine display of millinery and fancy goods there 10
be seen Mr. Crooker has brought on very large
and varied stock embracing all the articles belong
ing to the trade, of every style and quality. TIE
stock ofbonnets, flowers ribbons, trimmings, bead
dresses, &c, is far beyond what we expected to
see. The finer qualities of these various styles Of
goods are indeed superb, surprising anything we
have ever seen, The bonnets, particularly, we
look upon as the pretiest things in that line ever
introduced to the rotion of thepu6Ic.
Mr.. c. is prepared to sell millinery goods at
wholesale as well as RETAIL and country dealers de-
string to purchase will do well to examine his
stock
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-28
GROCERIES.
T. c. BURGB. G. C. ALLEN
BURGE & ALLEN,

Successors TO T. c. Burge d Co.,
Wholesale Grocers Forwarding AID Commission
MERCHANTS,
Arsd Dealers in BrGndies, Cigars Tobacco, dc
CORNER OF COLLEGE AND SPRING STREETS,
Nashville, Tenn
WE are just in receipt of the following GrocsrieS
200 hhds prime to choice Sugar.
$50 barrels reboiled Moasses;
a aSS ka.f Crushed sS and Powdered SS Sugar
800 bags Rio Coffee;
Is bags Old Gov. Java Coffee;
so bags Laguyra do
rs barrels Mackerel, Nos. and 8;
80 Il barrels do do do
IS boxes Scotch Herring;
Tierces Figs
100 boxes RaSins, assorted
$50 Painted Buckets;
25 Nests Tubs
$50 box Tobacco, assorted brands;
100000 assorted brands of Cigars;
500 kegs OF Nails;
800 Demijohns;
500 gro. Matches
25 bags 5 s Almonds;
25 bags Pepper
20 bags Spice;
8 casks Dutch Nader
5 Ceroons best Indigo;
rs boxes fine Starch;
Sc do bar Soap;
100 do Star Candles;
so do Taow Candles;
100 do Cheese assorted kinds;
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pike and Wiltshire Whisky;
20 barrels Robertson county do
100 barrels Rye Bourbon and Smith Reserve Whisky,
With a general Stock of Brandles Wines, Gin, &C.. to-
gether with supply OF LOngwOrth's Native Catawbn
Brandy and Sparkling Wine.
marll So. BURGE ALLEN.
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TO THE FAITHFUL

We understand that the know nothings gre
Boosting that the democrats backed out from an
offer to bet Ten Thousand Dollars on Tennessee
If any of Filmore's hackers really want to bet
Ten Thousand dollars that he will carry Tennessee
they can have the cash deposited in the Bank Of
Tennessee by calling at this Office. Do you hear
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-28

SHARES RrFLEs.--An sportsmen, who are in
want oi a good and reliable gun, especially adapted
for large game such as Bear, Deer, &cr are invited
to call at the store of Fall & Cunningham, No. Al
Public Square, and examine Shapes Patents port
ing Rife which in rapdity Of firing, accuracy OF
sim and length OF range is far superior 10 any gun
ever invented, and unlike any other Patent Gun lis
construction is 50 exceedingly simple that it is not
more liable ito get out Of order" than the common
Kentucky Rifle.
F. g. c have also few shot guns made on the
same Patent
N,s,vurp JuIv lG 1S56-6
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-28
LIVE AND LEARN
EIE Z AND LEAKN.
GUIDE FOR WHO TO SPEAK AND WRITE COZ

GUIDE THOSE VINO WISH TO SPEAK AND WRITE COR
Particularly intended book OF reference for the sou-
ton Of diff ulti connected with Grammar Compost
non, PuEcu iion, &c with explanations of Latin and
French words and phrases of feqcent occurrence in
NewspaI Reviews, Periodicals and books in general
containing examples of thousand mistakes of daily
occurrence in speaking. writing and pronunciation
LIVE I'D LEARN" is a most useful book designed
as guide tc Grammar. Composition aud Punctuation So
few people speak write really good grammar and few
still puucuae decently that book that informs them
how to do sO-and MT only indicates their faults but
shows them how they TO he corrected-caunot fail TO
learn something from it, As book of reference Live
and Learn will settle many disputes 1t ought to be ou
every table, and be particularly recommended to the
young before habit makes common bunders uncommon
hard TO cure.
For sale by HAGAN 4 BRO.
Market ST
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WHO'S AFRAID.

Any person who thinks 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 deposit at the Mer-
chants Bank, where they can apply and put up
the money
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ON TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,, AND
THURSDAY,
The 2Sth, 29th, and 3Oth of October.
WYE will sell at Auction without reserve, one of the
w largest and best assorted stocks of Staple sndFsncy
Dry Goods, Clothing &c, that have ever offered in
this market All the Goods and perfect, of the
best styles and fabrics and every way worthy the
request those dealing in any of the above goods to call
and examine the stock previous TO day OF sale The stock
consists, partly, as follows, viz:
Blue and Brown Beaver Cloths
Black and Fancy Cassimeres:
Double Twiled Sattinetts-all cOlors
Printed do; various qualities;
blue, Brown and Grey Tweeds;
All Wool Jeans;
II do do;
Negro kerseys, all Wool;
do do DO DO Cotton NO;
Super Super Bed Blankets;
Common do do;
Negro do, all kinds;
Negro Over Coating;
Two thousand pieces OF Prints every kind, quality
and style;
4 large stock of DeIaines;
large Line of Merinos.
ALSO,
good stock of De Beiges and Popeins in fact every
description of Ladies Dry Goods.
A magnificent stock of White Goods, EmbrOideres, Sc
ALSO,
All Wool Plaid Linseys;
White, Red and Yellow Flannels, all wool and
Domitt
Beached and Brown Cotton Flaunels;
8 4 and lea Table Linens;
Irish Linens, from coarsest to finest
Linen Cambria HandkerchiCts, all qualities
Linen and Cotton Towel Diapers;
II Marselles COuuterpanes.
ALSO
well assorted lot of new and fashionable Ready Made
Clothing; Gents Linen Is. Shirts, Nett Shirts, Fancy
Cravas Neck Ties, Suspenders Gloves Quantities., &c.
&c, &C.
ALSO,
60 cases Boots and Shoes;
20 doz Fur, Cashmere and Wool Hats;
ALSO,
500 sets Knives and Forks assorted Trace Chains Pad
Locks Saws, Hinges, Files Drawing Knives, Pocket Cut
ery, Spades, ShOvels, &c, &c
ALSO,
1000 pieces Sylvan MIL CottOnade, Ginghams;
No. Checks, Hickory, Shirtings, Red Tlckings;
20 bales and q Brown Domestics
These goods will be sold regardless of prices to pay
advances made them We earnestly lequest City and
Country Merchants to attend this sale The goods must
and will be sold.
TKRKs-All sums under 800 cash all sums over 800
months time for approved endorsed notes. payable in
Bank. A discount of 10 per annum will be allowed on
time bills for cash. TRABUE& LUCUS.
ALSO,
81 cases BOYS Youths and Misses Shoes;
81 dozen country nett Socks;
IS ps yellow Flannel;
$50 pr Negro Blankets.
The entire Stock with the above will be sold without
serve Don't forget the day, Tuesday neI October 2Sth
at O'Clock, precisely
oct24 BP&a TRABUE& LUCAS.
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TRIED OTHER KINDS IN VAIN.


Worms for the part lie low in the stomach that
II is next to impossible to reach Them imbedded they
are in the slime and mucuss with marcuras and the com
mon remedies e. 4 EtLEtstscES ~ mifag6 first re-
moves the mucus, and LAYING bare the worms, eXpels
them without injury to the patient Ii can never be sur
psssed as an eradlcatOr OF worms
TRENTON, Nj, December q8, 1854.
kf,ssrs b. L. FahRestOcE de Go.
GExrLnKN: On Thursday last my son. years Of age,
tool a vial of d Fahuestocks Nermuge and in three
hours after taking il he passed nineteen worms OF
bich were over fifteen inches in length consider il
,be hest worm medicine in have tried several other
kinds without effect
can recommend Fahnestocks ss the best and safest
H. tnov ,nf -... r.l JOHN HALVES. q
%sohl AZ ylruIsssls and Trrai by all ePSTneipa
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-28

bOYS' CLOTHING.
WYE have Just received 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 are also constantly re-
ceving gentemens Over Goats Dress aud Frock Coats
and Vests of every description Our stock of Furnishing
Goods is complete all of which in addition heavy
arrival of Cloths assmereS and yesngs the piece we
hatter rseVes will offer inducements rarely presented
10 the citizens of Nashville
septic CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT