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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-16

I All manufacturing daily at my Eclipse Stove Foun
dry In this city, good assortment Of STOVES AND
HOLLOW WARE, viz: Ovens, Pots, Skets and Lids
Ssd Irons and Andols o. different pateTs Tor the whole
sale and rets trade, at small profits
Also Tin CuPPsr and Sheet Iron are, othe best quail
y, s low Agures few fac chamber sstts of Brittsnia
Ware and No Refrgp-ators, hand aud for sale low
Particular attention paid to Roofing and Gutlerug with
TIN or Copper.
tzT- Old Copper, Pewter Brass and Scrap Iron taken
In exchange fer my manufactures ii p. D0RRIS,
RuCl-su No GollsCa near st
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-16

HERRINC'S 5 PATENT CHAdPIoN SAFES.
WE bsvs been appointed by s. G. Herring & Co
w Agents for the above Safes, which will sell for
cash or negotiable paper AT THE MANUFAGTURERS
PRICES IN NEW YORK, with freight, exchange and
insurance added. We have assortment on hand
and request all those who interested in the matter to
examine the evidences that go prove that this SAFE is
sn INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE, and is BURGLAR
PROOF far valuable papers, notes. or money is con
ccrned
Several Of these Safes have HALLS PATENT pow
DER PROOF L0CkS, which at the Worlds Fair in Lon
don, in 1851, and at New York in l55S, swsrded
medal being tbs most perfect lock in the world
HAVING BEEN PICKtp or blown bv Powder . -.
Hundreds Of certificates gysn from all parts of the
world in which valuable papers shown TO have been
taken from these Safes unnured altar having been for
many hours and sometimes for days exposed the most
intsnse heat.
Call aud examine them.
MACKENZIE l. WILSON
sepl24-u II College street.
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stopping Southampton beth going and returning they
0er pese proceeding London and Hsvrs
over any sih s, for the economy OF time and money
PaSSas ~ YORK 20 SOulhs pon and Bremen, First
Saoin Ssl, dollars FRS; CAbo, Lower Saloon, 1I0
dOisS5B; Second 90. 60 dollars.
nee.
40 tis oradng viii Se signed or parcels on the
csy OF sailing,
Az experienced Surgeon Is attached 70 each ship.
for freight or passage apply 10
q, Il. SAND, iI South William st-se, New York
e: A. HEISEKRS & CO., BrsEnsn
CROSkEY 81 Co, Southampton.
WIN. 1SEIiN. Eavra.
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Fever and Ague Remedy.

e@e
THE cheapest and best cure for Fever AMI Ague and
| / ell Fevers incident to tie season.
HEAR WHAT TIE DOCTORS SAY:
We hereby ceretify have submitted the Grefen-
berg Fever and Ague Remsdy to close inspection and
scientific analysis, and have also tested Its curative gu ALI
ties in several Of intermittent fever. We take great
pleasure SAYING that it has proved completely
ul and that II is most skiuIlv compounded remedy.
1t exert most beneficial influence in ell cases; its
tonic properties srs mmedats and highly sSlusry, and
it is richly deserving the confdenes of our brethren OF
the medical faculty and OF the public
Samuel II Ms6rey, NJ. D , New YORK,
Charles ". Revilosn, M. D., Wisconsin,
VIM. II. Simmington N, D., Illinois,
Thos. J. johnson, II. d., Missouri,
Wm, C. Kittredgs NJ. D. New Hampshire,
James T. MOt NJ. d., Indiana, ....
John Y. TerriDgton NJ. D., California,
VIM. Y. Ashton, n. D., louisiana
The composition Of this remedy includes those msdieina
substances which experienced physicians have long
sorted to for special action on the System when dsTsnged
by Fevers Ague aud General Debility, resulting from
poSurs or climatic influence These rendered per.
msnept and remain active in this preparation,
quenee of the scientific in which they are
bned. IN this medicine metallic salts be found by
the most delicate chemical aua sis In each package are
two distinct medicines powerful vegetable tonic that
will the Agus, and box OF Pills that will
prevent its recurrence taken in time will remove the
that promote its trst appearance Price for the
package so cents. For sale by all druggists in the Sst;
ALEX MACKENZIE
sept24 Gent Agent GrSf Company
GRAEFENBERG VEG liable PIf.Ls.
HESE celebrated P ls 10 general throughout the
whole West, about 100000 boxes are sold annusly in
Tennessee
They invaluable in the following diseases ell Of hich
proceed from allowing the Digestive organs TO remain out of
order
Acidty Of the Stomach; IaundiCs;
Bilious Complaints; fsvers
Want of ofAppetits; Costveness;
Cramps and Cholc. Nightmare;
Bowel Complaints; Dyspepsia;
Nervous Affection Headaches
Liver Complaints: SlsepleasneEs;
Nauses and Vomiting. Worms.
loo CERTIFICATES
from Physicians from every section of the United Sat who
these Pills their practice may be sen by CALI
Ing on the Agent and obtaining
The HEALTH ALMANAC FOR 1857,
which received from New York, 10000 copies
for grstuitous distribution,
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
auF97 .-. II College st., Nashville.
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EASD MAhkANTS B UGATOR LOCATED
a. ~ - pay ea,e i.r Land @~Trarts SIIi aIso eu1
4ols, u so!1isrs Ot lsl< - 'DNo1<N -tSas
sa as9 tTspar.d ~ oesis and warrasfs in s,a.h
western hl,sourl oa "a ins OF Re soutn 49,, -
snuTi RAJ rOad IN Connection ~Ilh g.nIIs
u more lDan - 0Ot0j scIss Cf iair.sd nd
'os sld= u q road For further pcu.Ts i.S11s
Post Uite- f.,, IN N- N1Nef stlSsf, oteI tDe
LHPI ~ ~ FsLLyJKs
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NUTICE = 10 CONSIGNfES.
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, n. Il q. Il, r.

NASHVILLE September 1886 (
TT7EE DrE7Uen Of Nashville having discontinued
ceivnE goods at the Depot Consgnees viii hereafter
ts poGed ohe arrival Of their goods and furnished
bill Of freight due sans ANY presenting the
TICS and paying the bill will be recognized the suthO-
rEsd sgeui Of the OonsGuee TIE responsibility Of he
Josd terminates With the delivery of the go0ds and css
deficiencies and damages viii not be allowed after de-
livery unless by consent II being the duty OF The agent
navs In hs possession evidences of delivery C3lsgHees
Scr agents will be required to Tecsipt for all articles
delivered. Notices for ell consigDees whose place OF
,busness residence is not known, will be sent 70 the
Pest Offce. CHAS. W. ANDERSON, Agent
N. B-Tho objsot Of tie sb notice is not 10 give
CousCuees any uuBscsssary trouble compel dTaymsn
10 assume responsibilities that do not legtmatsly belong
their business but simply define the position Of the
7os6 leaving merchants aud draymen make their owG
arrangements. fseptl8 1T O. W. A.
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STEAMERS
EN- YORK. nnExEN & SOUTHAMPTON
uNlTED sTATEs MAIL STEAMERS

| ne ships comprising this iiEe are WASH =~A
a Nt,N5IOS, Capt. z CaTen6y; HER <ssSSSS2ses5
ROM Capt EdsaEd Higgins. Thess stss- Nxs%sSssS
stop at Southampton both going and ,a.,-a,as
s@OPna1o RArys sAIIISs-Is5S
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-16

EAE-lGE-SS NUIII r..
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAIL
ROAD.
ME "ADAsS EXPRESS COMPANY have mad ssr
Il rang ments with the above Railroad for DAILY Ex
S 11ne snG are eos prepared receive and forN ard
rsehf Pscsages SC D Passenger Trains TO up:s7t e
Ds estrr tuseunbia aud intermediate stations on tie
. e. and ~ : G. Railroads Small Packages at REDUCED
Taies- =
- Messengers leave Nashville dai7 at 2 o'clock o.
81 Frsghis 70 De forwarded by IIprsss will De called
ior without extra charge a. X HOLT
apr Agent
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In 10 IOIk hAIE

4 APPHe'Hoh D. made sifhn one mouth I VII 7sslJa
W nr'io l4lng IsTns I62 OF i.abd sShi n a.
- - 90 or th ,fsL.tin turnpike a. Or nesr tde
Ofp't VI lhs N4shVu c and Lou svI > Rsiirusd Thls
,shG We'll impTuvtd ahou ,stensy AGRA elss "a sni
ne -iaeoe N "oOd Il Place EIueri. osusd bv
suoEe deh' aud known kossGune. TIE soil is ID
Pe"r .hu ueghJor1Os 1t ths hest y Toe eyartr
setO-l0 A. Is 5UANKLtNf5 eept
- - Is hsrrr sfr.si
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MOUNT oLIvET CEMETERY,

THE Directors of this Company new announce 70 The
Il Public, that this Cemetery has been laid OF with suit
able avenues and walks, aud portion of the ground
subdvided into Family Lots, which offered for sale
The map of the grounds can be sean e. the office OF
Lindsey Crockett where the pubc are invited to call
and examine the same. .....
The Company feel confident they could not have made
more suit able location for Cemetery In the vicinity Of
Nashville and pledge themselves to the pubo 10 sPsrs
money pains TO make II equal TO any Cemetery In the
Unon and such Nashville may feel pride In.
Tbs Cemetery is now 10 charge OF competent Super.
intendent, living the ground undef hose direction
terments viii be made in Ihe best manner and at the
usual charges ..Ft ..r. .-.... ...-.
The Directors Of the Company ara desrnus that the
grounds should be visited by the citizens Nashville
for that purpose Omnibus will leave the oee Of Lnds
ley Crockett at o'clock, Tuesday afternoon the
eth inst and every Friday afternoon thereafter at the
sams hour. The seats will be free. q f.s... O. -..r
Ladies' and Families desrous Of visiting tbs grounds
will be called for at their residences BY sending their
cards to the President Of The Company. ---- ---..
A. " s. .LThD5LEY, Prest
c. W. NANCE, Seo'y- .l1 .-,.t j ..- Jy6-T
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GKEtT UISCUVEItY

~ 49, UhE UhE N DISSoFEhf'
IAAlES' NEURALGIA LIGUID--A certain cure for Nsu
~ Tslgs. Rheumatism, Local Psirs, &c.
This medicine has been but lately introduced into Nash
Vile, but has already acquired great reputstion
Ths Hon. A p shemwen, NJ. H. r. certiass that be was
STACKED with nGsmmatory Rheumatism and had the
vices Of Physicians who afforded him relief He
unable to himself bed when this powerful lnimen
cured him entirely IN "a hours This fact is certified to by
three members Of the Legislature who constantly with
him. ...
Priee-sl per bottle, .-..-..-
ALEX. MACKENZIE, Agent,
abzEIIn
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FOR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEAy

FOR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
.-.t---+- a TRADE.
THE new aud light dIsuzht steamer .seso~ n
Il CRESCENT. W. hoLAxs Master lllS-,S-s-.sst
will run regularly in the above Tade du
ring the present season. commencing 90 tie TsI I no
The Cumberland river. She has excellent accommodation
nd in point of speed and safety is upsu pissed For
freight or passage apply 10 b. Il HAkhI SON
ocl4-du agent
REGULAR NASHVILLE AND CINCINNATI
--..-.. PACKET.
THE cOmnodous and substantial fast SraHn n
Il running steaHsr SEfENEY-SLX lleFaeSszss'
r h BARCLAY, Master, held 10 Tead -.
ness by the rst OF water resume her egIsr IFp5
above during the coming For freight and uss.
age having superior accommodation apply on board or 10
septlT-d Il. HARRISON, Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-16
Nashville Sewing Machine Company
Nos. 7ll.2 @
EAST SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE


HBSE Machines very justly considered be the
best use having the advantage of all others Ia the
simplicity of their construction he speed aud beauty
work, and the great strength Of their Unlike
others In they form with continuous threads
from ordinary spools Of cotton, silk inen-maknxa knot
every stitch which prevents the work ripping
ny circumstances whatever. .. ~.
The first and highest premiums have been awarded to
Machines at all the leading Fairs throughout this country
and Europe and the inventor reoce In the sub
sanalreward othe largest patronage bestowed
any Sewing Machine in Europe America. .. -.
They Of the highest finish, and of every variety of size
and stye and adapted to all the Of the sewing
munty.
They all secured exclusively the propretors by
patent and free from all legal controversy Great
pains been taken to adapt these Machines Plantation
Bewng and they SIMPLE, durable and easily
and tended by person, that they entirely beyond
competition for this work for the manufacture Of heavy
light bags, for Corn Wheat machinery has
been invented to surpess themany person after hours
practice make from 400 10 700 sacks per
machine These machines also equally well adapted
the manufacture of all kinds Of clothing line,
well general sewing, quilting stitchiHg c. These
chimes arranged 10 make the stitch aRy length
sired, and to with and every any
ment and the durability, regularity aud beauty OF fnsh
cannot be equaed by any work accomplished BY the most
skillfu hands. % o.. Il. .' .-.. = JED
We shall at all times keep hand ull assortment Of
these machines and respectfully invite the public cen.
orally to call and them in use, and give them careful
examination and be satisfied that the half has bssn
told. dst26-tf
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RESIDENCE rom sALr.

1 OFFER for sale my House and Let IN Edgedeld, o.
1 within ten minute walk Of ths Public Square. E4;I,
Ths Lot fronts one hundred and fortyGvs feet on as
the GGllsu Turnpike, running back two hundred aud
ity feet u street The improvements consist Of com
Portable Buck Dwelling, ht.ehsn, Cstern, &c, &c
Terms liberal. Apply al No. IS Public Square
EFpf3-lm A. Ii. WASH INGTON.
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IL ,PlrIANUs, AELODEONs. MUSIC, 49,

ryDIIE, 49, = = = D1O4fos MUoIC, &O.""0
20 uDoe slynsd has Just received and oDe sd ~, 1,
Tuee-i ne'naEaIse ever offered in the Civ of RasEs
las nuenpon u everybody invited 10 sIsn IN -
luiSs u Z themselves As mirs is q lctIv a Mrs. 49,
Esss, purchase may rely UPON gettjpS he - s
nSi -nd a. 'ns lowest renum ratVs frees fo ~bos
se e-sorlsrs VIII sell a. per on Eastsrn mr. -
20 naI nay can save Ire gh', besiues danrsrs o ,s
test terms. FF'-@ -F"A sas sery
septzl- I'm
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Funeral Undertaking.
VINO Wants q Aoxnc z

W &AO w - - SsS q &&O44kG .
DWELLINGS AND BUILDING LOIS FOR
.- SALE.
THAT magnificent Brick dwelling Of John Yssimsu's a
i with or 10 rooms, o1 broad street. Vest Nashville
A bargain will be eiVsu.
Cd, An elegant lex HOuss With reorns, No 70 North
Summer street.
Sd, Anew Brick House With rOOns, On Righ street
near Broad, fnse IRON taxa ion
<:h, nsgn fceni Pans Dwelling with o roo~s and
Pike. . ......
6h An elegant Frame Cottage with roous In Putoans
Addition TO Edg Held
sh, An elegant Brick Dwelling zith os 10 roons NO.
90 Church street. near spruce. -.-
7h, desirable Brick Houss with rOou1s, No )3l,
corner os Cherry s1d Line streets
oth, a desirable Residence Lot fronting 20 teet on
Cherry street, between Church and Brad
Sh One roniiug ~ tsst on Broad street. esryssn SUM
uef aud High. 49,.
Broad street. West Nashville
lltk bssutiful L0t on ths sorhsr Of Gay and Park
Streets In Watkins unriValled sddltisn Three Feat
hrics Dwellings have besn crested u Wakns addition N
lhe list tsw wesks. Gall soon on
J. L. z. W. BROWN,
oct-1m az Cherry street
K4vfro T0r%~Sl~x E1u~r.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-16

TTywENTY THOUSAND bush5l sRys wanted immedI.
l. ately, for which the highest market price will be
paid. y, 8 FRENCH son.
sug97tf-R
IITHEATs-I want lew bundred busheis choice
w Wheat for which will pay the highest market
pri5s delivered ct ny WarebouSs.
8. n. HoLLNGSwoRTH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-16

WE are DO" arranging for sale our FIST STOCK os
the ABOVE 'ioods which, hsvirg bssn carefpII- -
eeied and purchased upon the mOsa favorable
bs found well worth the attention OF gorcssns WI
inElle an inspection Of ths Stuck cooedsotv ~.
eylng that We eau supply III VINO nav favor n III
prices as v enable Ihem 70 counpsts ssse s
Merchants who purchase PhuadeiUha VIZ ~
- our term Of credit ia sX mouths 10 > IsuSZ.
and We will make liberal discount 70 Cs.s -. .
Eug22-d2u I,IogL, S&ySs
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THE STATE FAIR.

Davidson County A grreGlIuruI socf,,o-
M .CnAFICo' IAoei4elu srs tsis The Isd,ss-. IN
AtA Nho "lsn To displs the resula Of ,bsr - 80
pkeouy or tas'e, whether prrEd fp lss or sa.. =
'Dss % ooatrlou's such articl Tor this sxsIba
i,.d y T. dse1e Or pe'ishsbIs CHARACTER W h So d.
srticlss will Os shown at i6s -oaaS 0' se
IN " "nea places the nOsI ravorsbls a..
* Htae ss H zoe display Of el sEelss oouirbufsd
Of the sats 70 lend their eaoogrsesss 70 ms ~.
0e1a % do1s Sy rsOdsrsg is worthy q pasls
Neolsrs eont5ininR fall 24rtieuaz og tsa arr.azs-
0Ao Ss had On appesl " either Of the ro6-c
Hsoed- VILLA STOCKELL Rss5e1t
ALEX MACKENZIE, supsriuI
Feptl7-u J. T. MOK0AN kscrst.Iv
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ABkAH OUNLkh. q l. JOHNSON
CONLEY Il JOHNSON,
Successors to Mcclure & Aoore.)
No. 10 Broad. and No. "a South Market st, u,
Nashville, Tenn.
II EEP constantly en hand all kinds of Cooking and
~ Heating Stoves, plain and ornamental; also, Tin
ware, Crates &C.. &c.
Roofing and Spouting done with nestuess and despatch
Sheet Iron and Copper work for Boats, Rolling Mills
Furnaces Foundries Factories and Stills done cheap
thecheapest. janl8-ly.
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JHE sECUNU ANNU4L ExaIH.TI0N
.. cg TRl

TENNESSEE MECHANICS IysTTTrrr
Will be held o. D d Feloss H,II a.d M. -
Grou4ds IN the c,y Of NashV,ls
O. TosER larETo TBE 20rz, 1855.
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PROPOSALS FOR SIZE FOR PURLIC
H.'. BUILDING. F 4
CEALED proposals will bo received by Jesss Thomas
y Esq, Surveyor Samuel r. Anderson Esq PostNaster
and Jacob nc0avock Esq until the twenty.dh dsy Of
September next Tor suitable site for building for the
accommodation OF the Custom House Pos CG;ce Cnsd
States Courts, and Steam Boat Inspectors at Nashville
Tenn Corner Lots will be preferred and are eg
BILE that are less than hundred b7 one hundred
feet JAMES GUTHRIE
sspt7-tf Secretary Treasury.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-04

OFFICE WYANDor COUNTY OHIo,(
Upper November 18th, 1855.
Of
Lots foregoing
Sanduky
lin the Monday January be
unless said
nenaty are paid before that time. JOSEPH McCUTCHEN,
i = Auditor, Wyandot Co, o.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-04

DOR THE To1LET.-Colognes, Flavor
i ing extracts, Hair Giles, Hair Dye, Toilet
Soap, Ia superior article, BARRIERS Soap, Mill
tar, Shaving Soap, Shaving Cream Lip Balm.
der, Pink Saucers, &C., for sale at
FERRIS DRUG STORE.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-04

Patent Medicines.
a YER'S Cherry Pectoral, Carter's Spanish
"a Mixture, Hoofand's German Bitters,
Prot. Woods Hair restorative, Helembold's
Extract of Sarsaparilla and extract of Buchu.
Graefenberg Medicines, Mexican Mustang Lin
lment, Thompson's Eye-water. together with
agreat variety too numerous to mention, for
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-04

NWOW PASSING STRANGE, to see the a.
IL mount OF Paints, Drugs, Medicines,
and Dye Stuffs, sold daily at
HENDERSON'S.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-04
Delinquent Lands and Town Lots
-qsyoH FrO r L A X E S

v,HE FOLLOWING fLIsT AND TOWN LOTS IN
Treasurer OF
County, penalty thirty added thereto and
the Simple Tax es OF 1885, n.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-04
To House Keepers.
FERRIS DRUG STORE.

DAlNTs.-=F seed oil, Spirits of Turpen-
il tine, White Lead (Ground in oil and dry)
Red Lead, Venetian Red, Vermillion Reds
Chrome Yellow, Chrome Green, Paris Green.
Brunswick Green, Rose Pink, Tarradisiana;
Burnt TIMBER, Drop Black, Lamp Black, Prus-
sian Blue, Lithorge. together with large stock
of sand paper, Pumice Stone, Rotten Stone,
Varnish, Glue, &C., DC, for sale at
FERRIS pRta STORE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-22
Delights Spanish Lustral.
A
Hair Grow on Bald Hea d s

REMnvE nA>pRUFF AND krFr TN HEAD C""1. CIV A
~ @ I" the hair prevent it, iaig oil aId arrest its
premature decay
FOR fiiE TOILET ii l. h-hiS recommended for its fra
Dr- , time This celebrate Il compound has been
bet re the AirfI public. il has wi >!t II uta n
which ictI ii To- taxi. the lead q, all Preparations i'T the
hair.
From Leonard St"i',ari CITY Marshal Of Lawrence
To toNCEHN :-iIaN USED D,l-ts Span
h II>Tl inr thu Hair several 'IIIti> past Il" not
hesitate l. That il lar cN,t! every TIM 81 tt VIVA
have used II bald mead nv II II N'' ar"
t!,i good i .ilr. and l> I" retain II -l>>N
healthy ir nice then Dcli-ts spanish IGStIaI II IS
jl;>t the thing IL do il.
Fr"Iia Letter from David Moran. al the Bay STATE
Mills. Lawrence.
had hut littl faith in the spanish Iu>tra Knowing
thai there l. much imposition ia the Snap" q" Han Re
stnratiNt>:' h tu,h tc /" Try it Tie nr> bottle ca -
cd apIn.aIi,. head followed 10y N''lG hair
and h,irc had nUi>!lri Tn" SECOND bottle had most
pltilu crop Viii II entirely realized The Wonderful virtues
the SVii>l It>t!al. NJ l. NJ i BAY state
(urlplatuu la Where tr -,'I al any in'.
Prepared l j Il AU !, II. Ulji.tl>t. Ne Appleton
Bl"ck Lawrence" Miss =, .,lid C"i.t> per bottle.
ERtD T. SMITH. Montpelier. hpc>Lc Agent l'r Vi. L
vhoil all order, .h''U,i De- addressed go" II
sold hy j { bingham. 81. Jolsbury: 6 II NJ Week:
MT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-22
WE'D ESDAY, DEC. Z.
CALEDONIA COUNTY
6 F. 4 Nj ~ AR SCfaDCL.

TsilE WINTER TERN of this Institution will
4 commence Tuesday. Dec. gth.
\ full Beard of instruction will be retained and
especial facilities viii he Afforded those wishing to
attend 20 French Music ans OraineIrtai> gcI,rrallv
The >ervce- OF an accomplished teacher III the va
r.Hu> departments Of Drawing and Painting have
been secured. who has been enp"vcd the last four
wears III fcrnale Seminary in New Jersey.
Tuition payabie al the con,lnehcemcnt OF the
term.
For further particulars see catalogue
". u. BARNARD, \. L. PRINCIPAL.
Peacham. Nov. $ 1886. loo %
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WHAT the he-t place. to tuy Teas. Coffee. SUI
gar-. Syrup>. lioia>>c<. l. bur- Me:i. a ID most
ct the nect- >,ric~ al NE. i, al T.. +. BROWN :
Cine ~ ta-il Store.
October 80 $50 1G0jtf
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browns Bronchial Trnches

HlN i"'ihd them q" great service In al, ,,i,., pro
''' ~. a. :" III >uii! ig Hears 10 :. t,r rucr -,
.'l on clerical Dor. Ihrcn a real foy.,r in cam,
.'h 't'''ii u !" them Ilo'> Herald w, ,,.r,'I
va 't''ili II 'u'lic Sneakers and Sir-crS
"'- lfi STRENGTHENING" III" voice and ,,tler. yln are
-, " IN 'i'ttluS Of the Throat''-t Tristan " ,,b-
'i'fl'iiN bear testimony from lu.r>.,,l1 l.
IN r efficacy Ri,u> p trrill As ,r.,r,,-
~ I'iI' i" 'r'nt We know nothing Of .,rl, vrorc,I
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'-' - l'" u N" cnTeh and relief +, ~. ,,,-t i
I' ,'"' l'nin Bronchitis Asthma and ,r ~, - ,l
1,ii i''H area simple and l. NJ i r!i
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~ 800 '-i"'tn among p'y-i i'm, in the tr,.It-
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o,,, JOHN BROWN a son Boston
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SCHOOL. NOTICE,

SchOlirS who wish 10 attend The HIGH School this
winter requested "a be present AZ the school
house on Wht,r Street on Saturday. Nov 29.h AZ
O'Clock \. VI. where t!icv will I've examined III
Reading Spelling, D. 1i,itiouS Abbrcyiltivrs col
burns Arithmetic. trrccrlcii'> Common School
Arithmetic a. far a. fractions, Col.on'- itro!ucto-
nv and Modern School Geography and lowers II
empnt> oi Grammar. or in some Art.Imr ic Gram
mar, and Geography equivalent To thc~e named.
Per orrr + y.u,,r Com