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Harvey in Nashville.

THE eminent HARVEY" so we'll known to every gen
tleman in Philadelphia as the most successful Gutter
OF garments at our establishment, No. 10 CEDAR
street and prepared to take measures and to exhibit as
fine an assortment of Cloths, Cassmers and Vestngs, g
we're ever displayed in Nashville Our STOCK OF Ready
Made Clothing both gentlemen and youths, is now tu,
and our Furnishing Department contains every article
comprised under that head. -
octl4-tf CLlFTON ABbOrT
SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS.
WILL be sold highest bidder the 18th day OF
w November FIVE very desirable Country Building Lots
These Brick Church and Louisville Branch
Turnpkes, and contain from 10 acres They are only ~
miles The cy-all of these have never failing water
for stock &c, situated in desirable and growing
neghbOThOOd with Church and School privileges, Wthn
Is minutes walk Of all Of them. These situations are hgh
healthy and soil GOOD for market garden purposes
TeTms-One, Two and Three Years credit with interest,"
for notes payable in Bank and lien retained
The Omnbusses will usual good supply Of some
thing and drink will be on the ground for all who
Should weather be inelemen the sale will take place
the day, the 18Th. w. b. WALTON.
E. k. GLssCoCK, AuetOnser.
At the time will sell in conjunction with the above
FOUR OTHER LOTS,
Three miles city, and sight of Capt Wslton's
Lots, fronting Poles The Louisville Branch Pike
No. l, containing Is Acres l48 poles,
g 4 :. IL {" $40 80
Each partly timbered and in Blue Grass, the balance
sandy SOIL suitable for gardening purposes, all with nne
building sites.
No. conainngs Acres I6 poles is within seventy rods
of the Pike, with a level good open Avenue TO II
Church and school privileges neghborhood, society," and
Ommbusses the described above Terms the
same as above Inov7-Iwl THOMAS BATE.
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Boots! Shoes! Trunks i!
LADIES' SHOES.
I AIDES fine French Lasting Heeled Caters;
L." :" " - Thick Sole do tipt and PIN;
Congress do; -
g KID BoOtees, with and without heels;
" Kid, FIR Me. and Goat Welt Bootees
D." India Rubber Qeather sOle) Clogs, art'e;
Kid Slippers, every description
Velvet and Lasting Slippers
A variety Of Ladies' Toilet and Fancy Slippers
Misses Thick sole Kid and French shanghai or Kos
suth BOotees with general assortment of Misses and
Chidrens Kid French Morocco Goat and Calf cit BoOtees
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
Gentemens ane calf aierproCf Boots;
.. - Double Sole do;
d" g Dress Boots;
" Congress CATERS double and
single Sole;
g " Waterpf. Shoes and Oxford Ties;
large of Mems, Boys and Youths heavy Calf and
Kip Work, OF coed material and work manship
NEGRO SHOES.
large and varied assortment Of Negro Brogans for
and Negro Boots Planters respectfully invited
10 call and examine efOre purchasing.
TRUNKS. VALISES, &c.
Aags lot of fine Sole Leather Trunks, for Gentlemen;
Ladies' Extra Size Dress Trunks:
Also, a lot of cheap Leather Trunks;
sole Leather Vases, Carpet Bags, &C. all Of which
are oneted low Tor cash. JOHN RAMAGE,
octSt No. AZ College street.
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q O III merrtal.
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,


NASHVILLE. Nov. Is, n 1855.
C0TrON-We hear Of no sales to-day Receipts light Tor
the season. We quote al IOglOh. Market nrm.
Ia SCGAR-Firm. About thirty hhds. changed hands du
ring the past week I9llX for Fair fully x
for Prime Choice is still aud demands I2 small
lots. None of the new crop has yecbeen received.
MoLAssEs-We hear of but few transactions in this
e About $50 bbIs. have arrived within the last
and are held at Coo.
CoFFEEAetive at l2SI2H for Fair and Prime, and 13s.
for Choice Stock hand about sufficient supply the
demand.
CANDLEs-whh light stock and q fair demand, firm
at 27c.
WHTsKY-BuoyRnt. About $50 barrels have recently
changed hands for fair and Cincinnati brands
FLoUR-Unchanged. Superfne may be quoted at IS rs
4s6; and extra at So 259s65O.
MEAL.-Receips light All that comes to market is Ia
ken at 55B6Oc.
BAC0N-DecliniDg. few sales have been made at &c.
for Clear Sides Buyers, however, claim reduction that
price, and are offering only 6Z.
LARD-Actve at 1O9IO]Ic for Prime.
BEESWAX-In demand at 2O922c.
GINsENG-Wanted at $50.
DRIED FRUIT.-Appes and Peaches have been coming in
freely. They sell readily at quotations.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.


Patent Medicines will be published at 300 per column
daily, or $75 tr weekly-wtb IS for each renewal. y
Steamboats, running TO New Orleans will be charged $40
for the season aud when running to St. Louis Cincin
nc &c. $l5 for the Of not than six months.
NASHVILLE, SUNDAY MORNING, NOV. 10, 1856.
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NOTICE TO STOCkIiOT-I5E,zS--

A DIVIDEND of EIGHT CENT was this dav de-
IA cared the Capital Stock Ofthe Nashville
Insurance Company, Of the profits for the sly months
ending this day. JAMES WALKER SecJv
NAsHF!LLES Nov - 1900 O. ZIP. noy4-slm.
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II Much has been said of late in regard to Prof WOODS
I Restorative and doubt all is represented TO
1, - an article compounded upon the most scientific
frIes acting upon hair like April shower upon
aton causing it to grow become thick and glossy, and
gray to change to its original color after few days
nnlcaiion For sale by all druggists throughout the coun
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.,s,yurE. July l6. lS56-6m.

HOuOWay'S PiIIS.-Weoster once SAID that inc re-
su Of the British welcomed sunrise in aregions.-
F1sIIy universal presence Of this potent remedy for
diseases Of the stomach the liver the bowels and the minor
ecretye organs. praise is written in all languages
sd the manufactures No. So Maiden Lane, New York,
J No ea4 Strand London and by all druggists at s5c
G5,gc and 81 Der box.
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WI..N -. " > UANCTN(T ACADEMH,
oSs. PiNGUELY, at the request of many Gentlemen
w thls Guy Will open his Academy on FRIDAY October
3ls al ~ o'clock r NJ, his Hall Cooper,s building
where he will teach the latest most dances
OF the DAY Grand Exhibition Ball Will be given once
month Pupils after months instruction. viii have the
privilege OF meeting the Ladies' Glass once a week
III ? Days Of tuition WEDNESDAYS and EpGnIvS =,
n o'clock, P. N. Terms-s6 per month in advance a.
Oct30-dIm.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A HEINRICH returns his sincere thanks the Ladies
n. Gentlemen of Na,hviIe, and vicinity, their
patronage nd informs them that he has opened
place of business No "a South Market street, where he
nenOs carrying the Dying and Securing business all
its various branches for cash only Having several
Improvements hope, by strict attention, a continu
ance Of your custom.
nOv6-lmO A. HEINRICH.
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DR.. Shallenberger's

NEVER AND AGUE ANTIDOTE, FOR THE SPEEDY
L SAFE and radical of of that Distress.
ing Malady-On entirely new principles. fFs- Sold at
Wholesale by Ewn Brothers, and Retail by 10. G Brown,
Nashville Tenn. June 2S-6m is#
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~ 81 ~
NtG ~ Oh
In
rres gold RON. -5s u
LARGE supply Of Gold Foil from the best Manufacturers
A just received and for sale by
nov9 t< STRETCH PECh.
------ mo A. T5f1SV5TFSRS = III : :
n NEW and vanabls nrenaration far The skin inst re-
"A ceiyed and for sale by STRETCH 8: PECK
: : =.
PURE PORT WINE. az q
NE cas9 fnre rort wine, expressly ior Mealcna pur.
npS oS'!us' received ana or SAFE SSyTpFrrtr g. pPcx
-. = ~ o.- y 1eIe.
DENT Al MA1 EhIAES.
ooI received by Express large STOCK OF Dental IN
ssrumenis, when Dentists are requested TO examine
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CHARLESTON COTTON MARKET

CHARLESTON, Nov. 70.
COTTON.-This article very neglected to-day,
and cOns which limited bales,
made Nc decline from the highest point The
embraced 10 bales at II; Is At ll le5 at l l67 at II
100 at X, and 30 al HE,
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SuARpE's RIFLEs--Al sportsmeD, who are in
want o a good and reliable gun, especially adapted
for large game such as Bear, Deer &c, are invited
20 rqll as The store of Fall d Cunningham No Al
PabHc Square, and examine "Shsrpe's Patents port
ing Rifle" which IN rapldlty OF frirg, accuracy OF
aim and length o: range is far superior TO any gun
ever invented, and unlike any other Patent Gun its
contraction IL 50 exceedingly simple that it IS not
more liable "to get out Of o:der" than the common
Kentucky Rifle
Z. & c have also lew shot guns made on the
same Patent.
NAsAvmuE, July l6, l656-6m.
II The superiority Of American inventive genius, not
only over that English progenors, but indeed of all
other nations become tangible 10 be disputed 1t was
notorious at the Worlds Fair in London that the Americans
far nurpped all others in the useful inventions which they
supplied We the English in vessels, railroads, tele
graphs aud manufactures by power. We are beating them
in the scientific arts Chemistry and Medicine, we have
long beat the rest Of mankind. and practical proof
oC this assertion shown in the fact that the principal
ocdos of The allied armies East furnished from
II laboratory Of our own cauntryman. Dr. J. C. AVER, Of
Lowell is filling orders quantities Of his Cherry
eor aud Calharc Pills for both the land and sea forces
m Turkey His medicines been tried and approved by
those in mower no have found them the mos: reliable which
they could procure exences in which they are TO he
amployed-N-. ]. Citg Times.
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Mrs. Julia Jones.

ID ESPECFULLY informs the citizens of Nash
III Vile that she is prepared TO give les
sons on the Piano forte and Singing. TernsfI III
made known application at her residence 90 High
between Spring and Broad. IoctoS-Imd
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BoILs CURED BY R R. REsoLvENT.

BoILs CURED BY K R. RRSOLVENT.
Lima, Indiana Dec Y, ls55.
Messrs. Railway q Co., Chemists- N.f~--Nend NE two
dozen of K ResOIvent. have been sOrely afflicted
bos have IOrmented with these dIsagreesbls
ereseeRee. fol than years. I ued all snds Of
medicines effect. commenced kesolvent
bottle entirely. have recommended II
others. Yours truly, e. WRIGHT.
RADWAY & Co..
1862, Futon street, New YoTk.
Sold by Druggists, Merchants Keepers
whe
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RAILWAYS REGULATORS

ROsSess Lhls great power OF
EQUAlIZING THE CIRCULATION,
And regulating all The organs " he body IaIaral and
healthy 1cden-
Pills deficient and The Only pulls
be taken for length of time without weakening tho
TEN.
IRey always leave The IN healthy condition; thu
liver, bowels heart, panereas, kidneys and skin regular
and ready discharge their without
unnatural means.
Every dose Railways Regulators are tAksn will
nfuse life, strength, sOand nezb 10 The
weak and feeble body.
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Guns i! Guns! Gums :
FALL G. CUNNINGHAM
NO. AZ PUBLIC SQUARE,

JAVE just received and opened splendid assortment
II of Single and Double Bird and Deer Guns, among which
are few celebrated g Wesley Richards Manuac
ure and other ne Guns in cases complete These Guns
ali importation direct England and
all made to their order expressly for thus market
ALSO, Sharpes Rifles and Shot Guns, Colts Repeaters,
Aliens SeCOckng Pistols together with the finest assor
Of Powder Faks Shot Pouches and Belts, offer
ed in Nashville. fnOvl3-d3mis.
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AND RESTORING
GRAY HAIR TO THE NATURAL COLOR
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NOTICE TO POLICY HOLDERS.
MIR. f. d. FARNSW0RTH has been duly elected Marine
vi Fire Inspector for the issuance Offices and
ces of this city, and such Inspectors authorised
anime any risk taken by either Of the Offices
JOSEPH VAULX, PTest.
ALEX. FALL, Pres't.
SAM. SEAY, Prest.
oct3l-u JOS. NASH, Agent.
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ID called lew mOnLhs since, VINO had
besn troubled disease called Kings Evil He had
two very large holes his neck, and his head body and
legs were with the disgusting and ekoRing
sores WeimmedaIely placed bIm under influence OF
the Reso.yenI Ia from The time he called upon
Us every sore healed Not left upon
body "a remind MIN OF The Kings Evil.
TINS man. like thousands OF other deuded persons, had
thrown himself before EmperOrs Kings,
and touched BY the fingers OF Royalty be-
eying thai of their most sacred majestes
would drive away the svil' The RenOVatng ResOvsBt
had more power restoring this poor dsuded victim
cruel disease sound condition Of body, than all The
kings mOnArchs on the earth.
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- We are indebted to Z. G. DOYLE, clerk of
the Sol.e Hes: for file of St. Louis papers in ad.
ranca Of the mails
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two Of Railways Regulators answer a better
purpose than castor oil, pills, blue pills lees or
Bilious pills, other eathtre bilious, drastic Durxa-
tives salts, sennae Ihe Regulators will qsiek open
the bowels, Orcs natural passage, and will leave the
whole system in a healthy state.
PALSEN-kHEUM ATISM.
How the K K. K. Remedies raised Mrs sarah A. HouRh
from crippled and helpless condition sound heath
a1ter The skill of tour VI the most phy seans
New YOrk had tailed relieve her, Parker Resse
Wardle, and Aacleian.
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The presence of PmPes, bOtches puules, esrs, rash
e sores painful itehngs, hot Pushes, &c. ndi
cations presence Of foreign and impure humOrs in the
system and allowed minge with the blood and remain
IN the eOrruptng the blood and nng the
the body with impurities, and ulcers will break
and cover the body with their repulsiye presence.
The under these poisonous influences, becomes
erUpye volcano exhibiting the eye the disgusting
of disease in form of SALT heum cancers, ulcers
sores putrd nesh kings evil and the most rghtiu erup
tOns of the skin.
Railways Ready ResolveDt has cured the terrible
skln diseases and humOrs. will fail in the
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SARAH J. BROWN.
Chicago, May l, 1854
have used Professor Woods Restorative to decided
advantage. 1t prevents the hair from coming out and
gives m gloss and sotness very desirable The lew gray
hairs had, have entirely disappeared. Others OF my
family have used and concur with me in prOnouncing
il all II Processes to be
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d ECEIPT of Fashionable Fall and Winter Millinery,
IL ClUaks. EmbrOideries Ribbons Trimmings, and La
dies Furs, at the
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JRPTHALARpINER.

severe fali Injury pan Excrutatinx pain
Timely ARRIVAL Successful efficacy Of Railways Rsa
Relief.
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THE ROYALTOUCH.
How the r. K Resolvent cured the Kings Evil after con-
gress OF Onarhs jailed TO restore the suPpeant
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@)eHeFaIF M6eHiuf pUn Y. .. Jtt1QrD.
81 mmifftpn8s SpeptttpS-, 8ftbs, gDe6fels
SD fffa~ttts@ef66f GETS
.@r. $5, graft &fe pgn NlbemGrtaar.,
9tebt g8ebfe IN ~betaot8et &etr69en un3 @tAten, Ill bea rtebrie.
ten Sourls3 4gf ale 9soeate9Sen 0rts Der ogl4teoeaen aeusi9sa
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b%efPrbeft @erIen1n nt@t agetn spu Der 8erf6tebeuen 3Gfea,
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loelegenen Stat9nen bierber, UNI ppn 6terats tn's Snnere Sine.
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