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POETRY /.
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Plighted.

Plighted.
Mine to the core of the heart, my beauty!
Mine-all mine and for love, not duty;
Love given willingly, full and free,
Love for loves sake, as / love thee.
Duty, a servant, keeps the keys,
But Love, the master, goes in and out
Of his goodly chambers with song and shout,
Just as he please-just us he please!
Mine, from the dear heads crown, brown golden
To the silken foot that's scarce beholden;
Give warm hand to friend-a smile,
Like generous lady, now and awhile;
But the sanctuary heart that none dare win,
Keep holieSt Of holiest evermore-
The crowd in the aisles may watch over the door,
The high priest only enters in.
Mine my own-wthout doubts or terrors;
With all thy goodness all thy errors,
Unto me and to me alone revealed,
ga spring shut up, u fountain sealed"
Many may praise thee praise mine and thine;
Many may love thee-Pll love them too;g
- But thy heart of hearts, pure, faithful and true,
Must be mine-mine wholly-forever mine
Mine God, thank Thee that Thou hast given
Something all mine on this side Heaven;
Something as much myself to be
As this my soul which lift TO Thee:
Flesh of my flesh, bone Of my bone,
Life of my life-us, whom Thou dost make
Two to the world, for the worlds works sake,
But each unto each, as in Thy sight, one.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-02

DUEL ExIRAoRDINARY.-A duel of a most fe-
rocious character, says the Los Angeles Star, has
caused q little stir in town the past week, but
thus far the parties have not been able to get
their courage up to the fighting point, The
terms of the fight were extraordinary two pis-
tolls were to bel put into bag both capped but
only one loaded with ball to be drawn out by
lot, and the parties to fire from the end of a
handkerchief. Some two hundred persons as
sembled last Monday to witness the catastrophe,
but it did not transpire. At last ACCOUNTS the
affair was not settled, but simply postponed, II
was all about dog.
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The MINISTER AND TIE FIDDLE.-A good sto
ry is related, in which Dr. Pond is made to fig
ure quite prominently. On q certain day ht
was waited upon by maiden lady of his con
gregation, who came to reprimand the esteemed
and somewhat facetious preacher, for having
bought fiddle for his son. Scarcely waiting
for the usual salutations, upon entering the pas
tors dwelling, she began as the story goes
81 think, Dr. Pond, that man of your age ant
profession might have something better to dc
when you were in New London, last week. thar
to buy Enoch a fiddle, all the people were a
shamed that our minister should buy his son {
fiddle A fiddle! Oh dear, what is the worl(
coming to- when ministers will do such things p
who told you had bought Enoch fiddle p
enquired the Doctor
"Who told mel" Why everybody says So and
some people have heard him play US they passed
the door. But amt it true, Doctor?''
81 bought Enoch violin when went to New
London"
"a violin What's that?
"Did you never see one?"
"Never."
"Enoch," said the Doctor stepping to the door
'bring your violin here"
Enoch obeyed the command, but no sooner
had he entered with his instrument, than the H.
dy exclaimed:
la! now, there; it's a fiddle"
"Do not judge rashy," said the Doctor, giving
his son wink; swat till you hear it."
Taking the hint Enoch played Old Hundred
The lady was completely mystfied; it looked
like fiddle but then who even heard Old Hun.
dred played on fiddle it could not be- So
arising to depart she exclaimed:
81 am glad came to satisfy myself La, me
lust think how people will lie |"
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Webster's generosity and improvidence, SO
well known, received curious illustration in
the following anecdote. One day in State street
finding himself troubled with the financial
shorts, he borrowed $40 on one side of the street
to pay till at an insurance Office on the other
side. While crossing over, an acquaintance met
him and asked the loan of $40, as he had an ac-
count to make up in a hurry Webster handed
him the money mechanically, and passed into
the Insurance office. 81 have come to pay that
little bill, said he, and putting his hand into
his pocket again, found it minus, on which he
told the story, and quite laugh was had at his
udcrous mistakc.-Boston Post.
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CUNDAY SCHOOLS.-The American ). 5 u
MON has lust published THE Ten DOLLAR LIBRA
ny No A. SUPERIOR in every respect to any before IS
sued. Also a new and much improved edition OF the
Union Bible Dictionary, and Union Notes on the Cos
pei These and any other of the publications. Oh te a.
msrican : s Union so well known as unrivalled for
cheapness and universal acceptabiy can be procured
of ALEX P. ABELL, at the Stage Office OF Farish y
Co. under the Virginia Hotel.
StauntOn. Nav IA 1856.
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SPRINGS AND AXLES.-Just received, full.
- supply Of Springs, Axles, Hub Bands, Dashersl
Tire of all sizes Boxes &c.. &C.; all of which will be
GEO E. PRICE.
S.aunton, May IA, 1s56-T. A. & V. copy
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.-Just received
ID large Stock of best city made Boots and Shoes
for Ladies and Gentlemen. Also, Moleskin, Black
Caret, Brown Pearl Hungarian and Rockand Hats, by
KAYSER, STRIBLING co.
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SPECTATOR -
JOR PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,

STONE BUILDING, AUGUSTA STREET,
STAUNTON, VA.
TN addition to the improvements upon the newspaper,
l the Proprietors of the "Staunton Spectator" have
also added TO their stock Of material for Jobbng pu-
poses and have of the largest and best furnish
ed Job Printing Establishments in the State They are
prepared 10 execute every description of printing from
the LARGEST SIZE POSTER TO THE SMALLEST
CARD IN very superior style and having new elegant
and FAST PRINTING MACHINES, are enabled
to do work promptly, expeditiousy and on moderate
terms.
Among the varieties of work which they prepared
10 execute are
Business, ADDRESS, AND WEDDING CARDS,
PROGRAMMES, HANDDILLs, Posters,
BUSINESS AND BALL CIRCULARS,
LABELS OF ALL KINDS, BANK
AND INSURANCE. BLANKS, BILL
HEADS BLANK NorEs, BILLETs,
PRINTING IN CoLoRs, GoLD
SILVER, AND CRIMSON
BRONZE Work
,ra all other descriptions of PLAIN & FANCY
WORK in the pr ptinS line that may oe re9uiLeo1 III
Also Rock and Pa. .raphlet Printing, which vii
a ",.anSoJ - nromntiv aud executed correctly.
~ Shera's and Constab.'as Blanks kept constant
ly ON hand. 81
Staunton, April 3 1906
J1THPrE & PATTON-JUNS 4, lsSS-
w Have just added to their Stock, rece''ea Oy EN-
Grape Shawls, Black Brocade Shawls,
Lace, Muslin and Cambria Collars Il Under Sleeves
Blk and CoPd Bareges, plain and PLAID,
Berege de LANES Shallies and Shally de Lanes,
Printed Muslins, Lawns Canton Cloths,
Blk and Cold Persia Cloths,
Bpk and White elegant Bonnet Ribbons,
MOURNING GOODS, Brown Shirtings Sheetin gs
Drills, &c, &c, &c.
Staunton June 4, 1S56.-Amer. copy.
TYGEIA HOT l. I--OLD POINT COM.
III FORT.-ThiS delightful summer resort, the most
inviting on the Southern Seaboard and for attraction
inferior to none in the country convenient to the Salt
Bath and the many other uxuries of the tdewater re-
yion in broad view of Hampton Roads and the Chesa
peake Bay and with an extensive military post beside
it. has passed the proprieorshp of the undersigned
and win be opened for the public reception on the Ion
day of June after which date it will not be again clos
ed.
Disease at Old Point Comfort, at any season, Is al
most unknown For health it may be said, indeed "a
rival the most secluded watering place OF the mountain
Interior so that the upander may feel no risk IN GO
inc down to test the attractions of this celebrated low
land retreat.
The proprietor has engaged for the general supern
tendence, Mr. Joseph B. Segal, of Richmond, late oil
the huguenot Springs, gentleman OF marked aptitude
for the trust he has assumed while his own superv
sion will guard the comfort of visitors and the rep9ta
ton of the establishment. Jus. SEGAh.
May 2l, lS56.-Sm.
CUNDAY SCHOOLS.-The American >, ).
- MON has just published THE Ten DOLLAR LiBRA "A
RY No L. superior in every respect to any before Is
sued Also a new and much improved edition OF I'M
IN: nd
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Staunton Spettator.
BY ]. A. & l.. WADDELL, Jr.
TERMS.

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at T,so Dollars gear IT. paid in adganee Tero Dol
rs and Gtty Cents If delayed beyond the erprgtio" Of
the gear No subscription acH be discontinued "nt at
the option Of tie Editors until all GfTearages are paid
ADEERTESENEV7S Of ten lines (or Iessl inserted
three times for dollar and Twenty-Five cents TOR edch
subsequent c0ntnuaaee. Larger inserted
IN TIE same proportions.
liberal discount made to those aoho adrertise 6y the
year. IN \
Professional Cards not ereeedi"g sere" lines tes@ Be
inserted for one gear for So 006 months tor SO 90
one square ten liRes) IL year. so Vo
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EOR THE LADIES.-From this time forward,
IL Ladies' Dress Goods can be had at reduced prices
and those wishing Berages Challie de Lanes, Silks,
&c. will do well to call upon j. NJ NELSON, at the
old stand of Deakns h Merritt Main Street, two doors
above the Marble Yard. Call soon.
MAJ
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DLACKSMITH'S TOOLS, &c.-l ~" ; ~
ID hand full supply of Tools for Backsmiths lid
Bellows of all sizes; Anvils of various qualities SO
box and common YiSes; Screw Plates OF best quality
and all sizes Hammers, Sledges Rasps, Files, Rod and
Round Iron; Buggy and Wagon Tire; Wagon Boxes,
&C., &C. All of which am prepared to sell at the very
lowest rates. Those in want invited TO examine
before purchasing. GEO. +. PRlCE.
Staunton NAV IA 1S56-T A 4 V copy
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TUNE 6, 1s56.-THIS DAY RECEIVED
81 l Dbl Cider Vinegar, 90 sacks Salt,
Pulverized and Crushed Sugars,
Coifees and best Coffee Sugars,
] tierce Rice, bbl Porto Rico Molasses,
i tieree n. o. Molasses,
Starch, prime Indigo, Soda,
BUCKETS Tubs, Brooms, Jars, &C., &c.
For sol.s low for cash or country produce
fOr s"e WHITE / PATTON.
II 1884
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-02

JANUARY 1, 1S56.-Our accounts are now
81 ready for adjustment Our friends who in
debted will greatly oblige BY calling and paving
up. WHITE PATToN'
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DHILLIP THE SECOND.-History Of the
Reign of Phillip the Second King of Spain, by
VIM H. Prescott, for sale by R0BT. CoWAN.
Staunton Ian 1856
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s.@ea.o., 80 * AND OUEENSW ARE

NHINA, GLASS AND QUEENsMs AKE.I lSIt"r;
q Uo9sbeads and '!rates of well assorted, eompri-
- DIS WS;,o and ~ u Tea Sets; best White Stone
sing, fi9n hirT T anu S 1a Covered Dishes Chamb ber
Saas rSnt Eo P;tche,s Common Painted Teas
and Plates Pressed and Cut Gl tamDers 3 Sooe.S OaII o
Truit Dishes Salts &c, &C., &C.; W. hs sbortest
the best terms, and pack and warrant " PATTON
notice WHITE
Mo,
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DOOTS & SHOES.-You will find at ]. Brande-
ID burg 4 Co.'S large, well selected stock of Boots
and Shoes Caters aud Slippers of every grade and
quality and at prices to suit. Cali and look for your
Anil
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-02

HONEY sHUCK.-AsSUPERIoR Article of very
IL mildsTobacco, just received and for sale by
ROBT. ]. GLENDY,
.Staunton, Feb. 90, 1856. Per c. 7. COCHRAN.
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4 PLANTATION-WAG0N AND Il lay, 5asc
"a LADDERS FOR SALE. Enquire at this '''''
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EOR SALE.-A COW and CALF are 'NetS~ Enau;re ire
4 SALE the latter about three weeks Old N"4''''
at the Spectator office
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A PRIME lot of Coffee Moasses. Sugar and Nails
IA receiving j. BRANDEBURG d co.
StalntJn, June 4, 1856
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-09-14


BALTIMORE, . IUURSl
BAGGAGE CHE hEO THROUGH!
TINE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets 10 Wash.
L ingOn can be procured % which point well a,
Baltimore, It is The shOrteS and in
spect the reliable 1t tbe only by llch
purchasers Of Through Tickets NV York cra5led
to reach tie cites OF bait tl dei5s.. and New
YORK, at the cost o Tick TO ew lUTs Uuiy, thus
abng Business alen aud Travellers pleasure
nation to visit fur ofthe prucp cies the Union for
less cost than be stTIr ~ anv other route.
And II Is the Daly route by which Through Tickets
be had TO Richmond NJrf1Ik Winchester fredericksburg
and Petersburg, ! ,CbIrleson, Savannah, Macon, AT
lsnta Augusta n- lsy Springs aAd Bedford Springs.
Passengers fn NASHVILLE Jake tn stage coaches Of
Carter Thmn.a steamers on III 7mbeTland river
TO LOUISVILLE. citing there WI United States
Wall steamers TO clunati, j, 4 rsonville
Rlroad to lDdianap- :, Ind, make ect connection
Columbus Ohio, with the Cent 4 ~ llliroad to Wheel
ing, whence close cinuectin7 Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad is made TO Nas ~ Cltg, B!,umore, Phiia
delphis and New York.
az Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
phs transferred at Cairo the Of the Illinois
central Railroad, from thence passing through Tsrre
Haule Indianapolis Dayton and X=na Columbus Three
DAILY Trains leave Columbus, at II \. NJ, $50 T. NJ and
II p. N.
~ Travellers are requested to notice tha while this is
the Oatg route If riding Through tickets to oil the Eastern
Cities the rate charged by other routes eic
to all the leading points the East. The distance from
Columbus to Ba tmgrsl only 596 miles being 100
miles shorter 10 New YORK. than by any other route There
less changes of hy this route and Iusnty
less detention, than b. aCy other.
~ The road Is bal.assed with broken stone and is
entirely free from dust
FOrfarrher Information please aqpyto D. G. RUAsEY,
Agent, Nashville, Team.
For Though Tickets apply in Louisville at the office of
the u $ Mad steiuers st the Jefsrslnville Railroad
Othce, hain street VIM. X. WUOpSlBE,
Master Transportation b. S q. z. Y.
JOHN NJ. SHARP, General Western Agent.
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30. 900 TICKETS ONLY {
APPROXIMATION PRIzES.
NHULE iiCkErS. / Q: HALVES IS; QU ARTERS, S2>1
IL - OE TIE LOTTtkY

~ .hi1~' eitS-tALS ~ e~OOgCOS
NbULE liCkErS. / Q: HALVES Is; QU ARTERS, S2L
III N uF The LOFTEkY.
The Numbers trom n 10000, corresponding with
those Numbers the Tekeis printed separate Siips
9aPer, are sne sei With suia lin tubes and placed IN
oue wheel
The 800 PrTss similarly printed snd encrcled are
place iu soUlher wheel
The wheels sre :ben revolSed and q number is drawn
iron the wheel OF Numbers and Ut the time Prize
Is drawn from tie ObeT wheel. Tbs number and Frze
drawn Ont opesd nd exhibited the audience, sud
gStered By the InnnlssoEer the Prize being placed
ghnst the numbeT drawn. This operation is repeated
until all be Prizes are draWa out
APPROXIMATIONS FR17xs-The two preceding and Il two
succeeding Numbers those drawing the 200 Prz
Will De eotted To the 500 Approximation Pzss according
the Scheme
~ The Managers, determined that their Lotteries
hall excel all others oer TO the public the above scheme
which, for the brIlliancy of s Capitals the chances
u obtaining PTz.s, has never been equsled-
- Remember that every prize is drawn, and payable
IN full without deduction.
ES All prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid Immediately
hsr the draTlagOther prizes the te Of thirty
lays.
al communications strictly confidential. The drawn
numbers viii be fOrsarded purchasers Immediately al
ter tie drawing.
Orders for Tickets should be cent il early
Prize Tickets c8shed renewed in other Tickets at
either Othee.
Orders for Tickets can be addressed either to
;. SWAN CO. atlanta, Ga
augi6 ). SWAN, Montgomery, Ala,
j. y. HUG9iNS- Box . Nashville
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CAPITAL aI5.OOO,

7o,5 Prizes, amounting gto............... .Sl02 600
~ Tickets $40, Halves, So; Quarters, 81 so.
The 800 Prizes of SSH determined by the number
which draws the S5,UO0 Przs-f that Dumber should be
odd numbtF, then every odd number ticket IN the
scheme viii &c entitled to 50 50 fan number then
number tick VIII be entitled 10 IS So in ad
dltion 10 any other Pr'ze which may be drawn:
Purchasers in buying equal quantity Of odd and even
lumber tickets will be certain of drawing nearly half
he cost Of the same, with cha of OBJ aiming other
Prizes
All hose tickets ending With o. g T. 6, are eveu-an
those ending with /, g. 81, 9, are odd
~ Persons sending money by nail need not fear It's
beng lost Orders punciualy attended to. CommunIrs
ions confidential bank Notes Of sound Banks taken 3
5ar Drawing sent to all ordering Tickets.
- Those wishing particular numbers should order
immediately.
- Orders addressed to James Winter Box s53
Nashville, Tennessee. will be promptly attended to
JAMES + WINTER
suglS Manager, Macon, Ga
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JEW DAVID, Oh HEBREW PLASTER

Ts'Ht GTest Remedy tor rheumatism, Gout Pain in the
L Side, Hip, Back, Limbs aud Joints; Scrotula King's
E7, Who Swelling, Hard Tumors, std JOINTS and all hx-
I'd pains whatever.
Where lhio Plaster is applied pain c1nno exist.
Il has been beneficial in Of woakness,
Ead WeaEness 10 the Stomach Weak Limbs, Lamsness AT
ictlon Of tue Luns IN tbeT primary stages destroys
Esmsiion by psrspratioD.
James Boyd, Plckens district, South Carolina tesges
h. by iis alone be cured o rheumatism both
d he knees, of several years standing.
The following was handed us by respectable Physician
IA Georgia.
nesGrs Scovil & Meai-GeHts: have been using yozr
LivsTVOrt and Tar Hebrew Plaster very extensively M
practice for three past, and 1t is with pleasure that
my belief in their superiority all other articles,
|th which acquainted for the purposes Tor which they
recommended. The Hebrew Plaster, especially,
GavcFsal penaeca for local pains have also found il
excellent application for SpTans and Bruises. II gives
rsssal satisfaction wherever used. SIS oSLlN, NJ H.
Knoxville, Ga, March 4th, 1853.
COZ Beware Of GounteTleils and base limitations.
Tee genuine will in future have the signature Of T. TEv-
9E The steel plate engraved the label he top
Purchasers sdvidsed that counterfeit 0fb
tiCits D existence.
Tue enuue sold by US and by agents appointed
taT5 gh South, pedar allowed 10 sell t Deal
.ss a uTcAase generally cautioned against buying
my regular agents. otherwise the will be imposed up
n by 3 worthless article. SCONlL q MEAD
III CharJres street. New Orleans Sole General hgrH
hsSogLhern States whom a orders must invariably be
s1jressed
Sold also By Rwin Brothers, Berry & nsmorlllc. s r
Roscoe Thomas Wells a W liendersnuit, Nashville,
Tenn, and by all other Druggists through Inc state
tRnl2-iyd6uiW.
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Groceries.
SGWauee aROUSe.

tULLEGE oIREEI, NASHNILLh, TENNESSEE,
WILLIAM ROBERTS, Proprietor,
(LATB OF IYRsR SPRINGS
ISHE subscriber has recently taken this well H55ss
known estsbhshmsnt--s rsfttipg and thor s.lsssa
uughiy reuOvsting 1t, and hopes to have it in LEE
such condition DOT to be inferior to any house thus
city The Proprietor hopes By his exertOns and th OF
his Assistant, Mr. CraddOck, who formerly presided st
he Cily Hotel be able make his house worthy Of be-
ing pGlOnIzsd by the public and promises that pains
shall be spared mis- part, merit the appreciation OF
thCSe who may favor him with their patronage. lie
iecihIlly Snli2ltss t-ial of kis house.
ieh26-dUwSW-u WM ROBERTS.
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Stopping al southampton, both going and returning th-y
offer passengers proceeding London and Havf sEaniss
over any olher route, fof tho ecbno, cf au
Passage from New York Southampton and rem~h FTs
CABIN Saloon 49, dollars First CABIN, Lover SalN, 10
dollars: Second do. so dullars.
All letters and spsPcrs pass through post or
fee.
bills OF iadns VIII be signed 9urccs-e alssd the
day Of sailing.
An experienced Surgeon Is attached 70 each snip.
For freight passage apyly
C. H.'sAND, II Suutn Wiil,au street, New Yors.
C. A. HEINEKEN & CO.. Bremen.
CROSKEY q CO, Southampton.
WM. ISELIN, Havfe. iaug1-Iy
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The Shaving Soap.
VROOM d FOWLER'S WALNUT OIL,
MILITARY SHAVING SOAP.

EVERYTHING sought by the most fsstidIous in this
T. branch of the toilet and essential 10 good shave"
wi oa found upon trial combined in the above named
aas now peen IN the market u years, and the thous
ands who have used it testify TO Its surprising and
agreeable qualities is thOut doubt the best Soap in
r6e world The genuine bears YroOm Fower's sigma.
in fac saile and is only manufactured by John b.
VToom, Sucte e,sor,) New York
Sold iu Nashville by I. Wells, A. Il. Roscoe, Z ".
Hendershott 10 g. Brown and in New York By dealers
generally july17-5m
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WHOLESALER AND RETAIL
Drug and Chemical Store,
NO. i9, SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, Tam.
HERMAN & RAINS.

HERMAN & RAINS.
TIE undersigned having removed to Nashville and
sociaed theu selves for the purpose Of conducting
bolesale and Retail Drug Business have recently open
ed the noted stand formerly occupied by Plummer
Co large and complete stock Of fresh ge 7une staple
Drugs pure and unadueraed Family Medicines choice
PeifduerT Fancy Articles &c &C. all of which, guaIan.
eeirg the purity and gsnuneness Of every article, they
will sell at the very lowest market price for cash the
usual time 10 punctual dealers
hey determined TO send out article of medicine
about which here be any doubt whatever with refer
ence 10 its purify,
They respectfully solicit share of the Prescriptions Of
the Physicians Of the CITY, This department OF their bus-
will be under the supervision Of competent chemists
They that their rigid attention and fidelity to the
interest Of those who may favor them with their patron
ga will meri; the appreciation of their patrons and
sure success to their enterprise.
iune26 HERMAN RAINS
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PREMIUM BOOT ARD SHOE MANUFAcTORY
EBEN FULLER,

Successor 70 Hamilton : FULLER,
TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTJ
Corner Market and Spring OF Church SIS.
Nashville, Tenn.
~ RATEFUL for TIE liberal patronage bestowed up0.
" this Benufeetory since its establishment the Pro.
prietor feels determined merit continuation cftbe SAINT
in future.
Ihsve now on hand gsod assortment of ready made
work. consisting in part OF Mems Boys and Youths Cali
Kip and Thick Boots and Shoes; Negro BTogans double
sole; House Servants Shoes Ladies ard Misses Calf No
rocco aad Kid Boots and Shoes all made from good s0cs
in good style aud warranted.
Orders from Planters Iron Masters Railroad and Turn
pike Companies respectfully solicited
III kinds of Reparing done
Cash paid for Hides EBES FULLER.
70 Banner, Shg. Gazette aad Cleveland hsurer
coDy ana discontinue all other advertisements aug24