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MON ROE HOUSE,
WOODSFIELD, OHIO
.THOS. h. DAVIS, Proprietor.

FNHE proprietor of the above Inamedi wcl
i known and popular house, begs. leave to
remind the public that it still merits and main
tains it's old reputation. Hs has recently made
extensive and costly improvements and is bot
ter prepared now than ever heretofOre 10 adj
minister to the comfort of his gpatrenss Ilc
promises that no Hotel in the town. shan g3yo-
better accommodations for the same money.
THOMAS X. DAVIS
y. B. Especial care taken Of horses ~
March %. 1856. a5!3E ST. 81 TEctH-
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uegA ,4a1ou NOTICE. sas8 sas sseFidss
Griffith Safae and Cause pending in. the sCenss
nezekiah safie, Of Common Pleas Jor tie
against county Of Monroe, and STATE
George Albrc. Of ohio.2a sas2Sass zlrs
,IAHE defendant willtakc notice, thatthe said
i Griffith and Hczekiah, Safle, on the 3lst
day of March. a. D.. 1856, fled their petition
in the aforesaid Court, against him, The saii
defendant; the object of which, petitions ~ to
prevent him from selling apens eaf exeestior,
the following real estate, situate in said county,
to wit The north east quarter ofShes south
west quarter of section thirtylone, townShfn
-four and range fear, containing ahaAs ahiSsS~
seven acres; setting forth that the plaintiff Grit
fifth, the grantor Of Hezekiah, is tina -asxignee,
for. a valuable consideration, of Sarah Sinolair.
Lydia Sinclair and Jane Nays, or 4 MORTGAGE
older than saiddefendants judgmesS san1i ~,
ing q Superior lien, the eoHsidaHations Of which
was greater than the value of the Aforesaid
lands and the said plaintiffs pray in sail petit
ton that SAID defendant be perpotuafiv en-
Joined from sailing aor otherwise 1aItorbins
said plaintiff in the possession Of said nrsmi-
ses, Said defendant will therefore take natice
that unless he appear and answar to- said petit
ton, 'onior before the lst day or jane. 4. ID,
1856, said petitiant will he takes. as&Fsse AMI
confessed; and that said plaintiff will ash thai
said injunction DO granted at the Iune tvruE At
A. D. 1856 OF said eonrt, sn
so Tfi'sT2 seer GRIfFfTH s.AFFLES
7O14 ~ - tEA HEZEKTAH SAERLEeFs
-e,ya by ARcIsoLp & RlcnAGSOS,.
Anvil liz INK III. -----
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NOTICE is hereby given. that the uMdsrsign-
In ell has been appointed, by tho. Probate
Court of Manroe county, Ohio, administrators
de Aonts sonsof the Estate of Christian Ksak-
seeker, deceased, in lieu of Frederic ReakSeeker.
resigned. PETER KIM.
April,a, ls36. Aam,r,
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Both the Ointment and Pills should DE used in
I-& s3to72 the. following cases - e1o
Bunions, Sore Legs,
Burns,,s rrtssE.4a Sore Breasts, IA
Chapped Hands, Sore Heads, BOG
Chilblains, Sore Threats,
Fistulas, Sores Of all kinds,
Gout, lt 5kf Sprains,
Lumbago, Soalds,
Mercurial Eruptions, Swelled Glands,
Piles, Stiff Joints,
Rheumatism, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, 81 Venereal Sores, -
Skin Diseases, . - Wounds eff all kinds.
=. Sold at the Manufactures of Professor
HOLLOWAY, so Maiden Lane, New Yosk, and 244
Strand, London, by all respectable Druggists
and Dealers of Medicine throughout the Uni-
ted States, and the civilized world, in boxes,
at 25 cents, 62A cents, and 81 each,
Eg-There is a considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
n. B, Directions for the guidance of patients
in every disorder are affixed to each box,
march, 10, 1856,
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Legal Mottce.

BENJAMIN a. L,ndis DIvORCE3scaus
,aains. pending III the court 81
Ma Tsn CemanoRsPieasi Of nea-
1a1 'SaGd roe eountys Qhiossx1Ga
kHHE defendant Mary Ann anssis. win take
notice that the plaintial, Benjamin c.
said Court, on tho Sth day Of 4 psik, AsV 1856,
a petition asking idConrtf ersa RixeTcsfron
the bonds of matrimony, existing Linn
and said Mary Ann, on the grounI OF gross
neglected duty on her part. sss - a@ol
So BENJAMIN GLAHBlS 70 ha
aaBy ARcHBoID ~ RlcHknpsos,.s
April l6, ls56I6w. sss Ills .A~ttprnsyss1
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Notice IN Partition,

March 10, 1s56.-3w.
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PETER SHEPHERD,
BY WIRE & HOLLAND, his Att'ys.
April ., 1856.
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March 5, 1856.
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Jacob y. Mitchell, Admir-. In the Probate Court
of Henry Dennis, decd. Of Monroe Co., o.
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ShariE,s Sale.

April 16. So
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-11

4 4 - ACRES OF Valuable Land on both sdes Of tn
It 4 Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, l3 miles rom
Nashville, whch depot has been reeeGty located web
improved I'd water, god soil, with fair proportion OF
timber and cleared land excellent stand for country
and residence. Either side Of the road the whole
" u ~ sold to suit plrchas ers.
56X -ORES, mile from the town o. Franklin, in
Williamson county the Liberty road and mile east Of
the Tennessee and Alabama Rsrosd 100 Acres cleared
aud in cultivation. Has comfortable Dwelling House,
lasting Springs and productive ssuitable for four
handsome settlements. will sell x, Il, =, all to suit
purchasers.
1B ACHES mostly tmbered part ofthe Brenswoo Tract,
tne Tennessee and Alabama Raroad 81 miles South Of
Nashville soil Of excellent quality, admirably adapted 10
n purposes Of Vineyard, Nursery Market Garden.
I0K ACRES the Gallatn Turnpike road, 3A miles
rom Nashville, between Sull snd Sledge would make
BUSINESS in town convenient and comfortable country
resd nee.
800 ACRES both sides OF the Nashville and North
Heste Sairr sd IL miles west of Nashville, Big Hsrpeth
Ryer and mile east Kingston Springs; l30 Acres
-d-baancs well tmb -Tedgood soil and water, and COM
OTtabp improvements.
52K kcREs, well Improved, miles from Nashville,
the MIL J-eek Valley Pike, AMI the ~ Z. K. Soil
Of good quality, good Dwelling hne young Orchard ana in
= very good neghborhood
36 ACRES Ia the Brooklyn Lots miles North of Nash
Vi e The Whites Greek Turnpike road. most beau
fli building lot
LOTS OF anv size from 30 feet Is Acres the Buens
Vista Turnp ke road from 10 miles Of Nashville with
Hih)ut Timber. convenient 10 fuena Vista Sprin-s s.
30 in the corporat on OF NasiV ie, Wilson's
Sprng; the Franklin Turnpike road; several
the Depot Of the Tenn Ala K. several and the
Mufee Turnpike road in the Th Ward and several
Capitol Hin near the corporation line.
'RIUES Low W-T- RMS LIBERIA. Those who sh 10
purchase would do ge to make application
apI0-d c W NANCE
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Mount Olivet Cemetery.

I'VE D,rec ors Of this Comp uy nov Announce to the
Public, that this cemetery IS been lid IF with suit
ane avenues and waas AMI purions u the und- sub
iividod INTO Family Lots which of red f,r safe
The mass Of the grounds be the Office OF lind
ley Crort, where the public invited TO -al and
tIins thr same
TIE Company feel confident they could not have made
suJa IL oc ,iou for Cemetery ia he vicinity o
Nashville AID lrdEe Themselves o. the public spare
money piius make it equal 70 any Cemetery in the
Union, and ch 81 vile feel uldy in.
TIE 3emetry in The ch trge II competent super
intend living the gr uHd under whose direcIon n
trneus will bs ie in the best and at the
charges
The Directors of the Company deSrous that TIE
Is sh01d be visited the Citizens Of Nashville,
Ior tat purpose Omnibus will leave the uce 4 LiuSe'
and CroCsett, 1T O'clock TuedJy afternoon The ns
every Friday afternoon thereafter the hour
The seats viii be free.
Ladies and Families desrous OF viiiug the grounds, IL
be called their residences by sennug Neir by send
,ag their cards, 20 the President Of The Company.
a. " 5. LI9DsLEY, President.
wv. NANCE, sec'y. BOO iyS-tI
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Singing & Piano Lessons,

~ MUD ADAu from Bohemia Europe, lately
from Cleveland. Ohio begs leave 10 inform the class
% Nashville Nnd vicinity, that ~ has pcrmaneniy located
10 this city Cor the pIpose u gVng Instruction IA singing
aud Piano playing.
Tie nst6ol aspei Tor his Instruction IN Singing Is the
same used the Conservatory At Paris Vienna, Prague sud
Mzn and he l. prepared 60 give TIE Staging lessons either
oae schoar small classes ~ from 20 schalafs. III
sngng aqd the Psno lessons vii be gwen a. the residences
q he -rk1izrs, pnnctuay each lesson 50 minutes.
Lsics and gcnen,n drsirag 10 sildy Dramatic and OPP
agsg lar purpose d opsrais peronAaoes wll
BE- instrlcted every day.
tArh PshoschAF compelled 10 learn beslie The playing
the piano staging AZ no fiundatan of AZ mu.c FcF
father part eaFs e AZ the Rne Ne u Al tbs Hotel 81
Cloud-where can he also the darrrni reports
optnons aho1this sne sss IN teAchlng 10 hls osuntFy
iyF
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cheap Cash Store.
c0RNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, Sc.

WOOD WARE.
2a0 pkgs cov'd Buckets; T125 dos Band Boxes;
$50 dozen Bal Boxts; 200 Hanes;
2OO nests Tubs, pain ed; 500 Zinc VI ash Boards;
215 doE Vanished and Three 1000 PioE h4ndlesi
Hoop Buckets; 10 nests White Pine Tubs;
21 oO assed Broom Handes coo Cane Fishing Poles;
us doz white Cedar Buckets 300 assIed Liquor Kegs;
200 doz Tar C4ns; 10 doz r Cedar Cans;
800 pkgs Half Bush. Measures rs Nest Boxes varnshd
Is doE Pine (hurns assorted 200 & Painted Tubs and
Is B b Cedar " Keelers;
100 nests white Cedar Tubs; lbs doE Wen Buckets asse
BAShET WARE.
200 Willow Wagons common 700 nests German Market do
i50 Z" I" extra; 80 :" Clothes do;
311 Carts, common; 100 doZ Feed Ba kets in store
500 I" tall tops and to arrive;
Is Empire CABS 2C0 dozen assorted Market
POO extra Is doa Children Rattan and
$50 dozen Willow and Rattan Willow Chairs;
Pick Baskets; dog ass'ted ofiee Chairs,
Rattan and Willow, very nice and cool for Sumner.
Also-Ci Hampers; imported fancy Baskets Work Fruit
and Flower Stands. Also-Willow Work made to ordeI
FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather pus,srs; ,eo bales 4hosnt Mats
Is Rocking Horses; IS dog Toy AIR Pistols.
CORDAGE, TwINES, &c.
1aOoois ~ and N inch Manila Rope, 6s0feet;
$50 col n, q to inch do do, assorted;
25 reels Bed Cord and Plow Liue Manila;
250 Goz Cotton Plow Lines and Red Cord
100 doz Hemp Bed Cords 100 bales Carpet Chain;
LOO lbs BrOom Twne Hemp; / @ 500 los Wool Irvine.
75 bales Batting; 150resls Hemp Packing;
25 4" Wicking; 76 coils Tsrred Rope;
$50 "a Wrapping Twine; $50 Jute Rope;
PAPER.
15Oo bundles (Frund) langerman's Wrapping Paper;
500 g Mcyre.ors do do;
1000 reams Locklsnd do do;
150 reams Tea Paper; IS resms Shoe Paper;
l75 Ham 10 " Batting 20;
$4,000 lbs Roofing do dry 900 lbs Roofing do stu'ted;
CANDLES, DC.
Star Candles, Lard Oil, Opal Candies, stesrine Candles,
Starch, Gelman Soap, &c.
NIRE WORK
Selves, RIDDLES, Sand and Lime Screens, assorted.
CEDAR FAUCETS,
Assorted sizes Of best qualities in lots to suit
ALo-Bench Screws, in half dozen packages in lot'.
Wood saws Backs Curry combs Cards. Brushes Tacks
Rivets, &C.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock assorted sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers' use, Constantly on hand.
CEURNS.
Pine Churns IS 90 "a inch Red Cedar do 1 IS 90 % do
Cerdsr do Is Is, 20, % do Painted do 90 22, "A do
Brass HOOP do" " do Barrel do l6 lS 20. q do
EsiJEES.
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do:
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top;
For sale by s. II BARRETT,
mayl4 cor. Walnut and Front stS., Cincinnati, O
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-11
SINGEa,S SEWING MACHLNES.

NHESF celebrated mach IN practical AMI proGta
Z ole all parts Of the civilized ~Ord. In all The
various trades and n wing every sort OF lbc, either Of
cloth leather they have fully tried au ap rored
Sewing machines 0f other nUfacturers often f %
buI SlNGEpS MACHINES ALWAYS OPERATE PER
FErY being stro1g dIr4ble aud etc in contivance
I'D workma ship. Ape fest se Eiug machine ka, employ
I'd aGlr is profit O 1900 year bat imperfect
is 81 'onstl1t y.<Itnn and loss. The entr"
RELIABILITY II machines is great for their
uHpa. aleled popularity.
MACHINES FOR FAMILY SEWING,
OF fiail an 1sic e construction ynmended by
other tIrers. such hines t-ale - Ch
TIE eve, to perform ubttndd wOrS. The truth is.
family e nachles Ough. 10 be much than auy
other, they 20 into skill ul hands tl8n when
sold TO mtuaAcurerS and used fF greater varey Of
rk. ~ chimes which have proved b-st ior all
poses mu ne b-t Tor dmiy use and they are ngrs
The Of machines has lately been doubled. No
other n compare with them ia quantity OF work.
- New michns q the atet inprOvcd style will be
exchsn gei liberal fr Old sewng machine Of
make, Or!or PER 1achines OF other manuflctur
ers. Local az ats y 4ted 20 ell our machines -ak1
" BAN Psrs ms irn tul Information about sewing
nachinrs, oat-i. By a-p iug for copy Of a. NJ.
inger Co.'S .r, pap devoted 20 the subject. Il
viii be sent gra'is l. Il. sI>G GEg & co.
Principal mr', 223 Broadway, Neg York.
BRANCH OFFICES.
81 Hanover - Boston. ll49 ChSsnut st., Ph Ia.
- Aesimins.r .., Prov JJ baltimore st., Bimore.
4 Hfoad It., >eSaTk, J. Ess Fgur 50, incinuati.
8 : "a IWav Albany, ). i| hicago, Uuugs
Il sr,v!la N-s Yo-k ;5 Mort Fourth st St. ouis
9S hspeIs ST., New Haven. ISl II. Charles It. y. q.
II buchanan ree', Glasgaw 20 Dauphne t., Noi'r.
Scotland E"f2 -2'n
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A. C. & A. B. BEECH,

NO. 40, COLLEGE, STREET,
VA "a szsS " n " e. - Hz-
uAVE now in store very large amount OF New and
II Desirable Pal anI Wintsr Goo Is, dre't from the
hauds importers aad naa1stGrers all Of which have
been purch lseI to st advantage Persons visiting NASH
TO cal and aas oar sl7-s before making their pur
chaes as we are determined eel at the lowest figures
Silks.
Rich n7uuced Silks Striped Brocale Chints FOuncei
Jasua
New style Stripe and 20 di SILK ~ all kinds;
Pine blk R.o. ami A-ln:I Si.ks fIr mourning;
AIerge stock Paiu blk Silks Of the best makes In al
Cashmsres aad DsLanss.
Our stock Of Wo,len Ores 5ld embraces everything in
this rich Figl Ldae', le hgd Cashneres,
al Vol DeLr.aes Can) in al conrs oslutiia shades
L l' best mare fns big 80 naEue and AiPsccas all
prices e1Pd aud D'E Cobsrs- Cloths.
Cloaks and Shawls
~ every STYLE cloth " and Ioire Antique Stella
border Shswls su 4rf Ioog aud Sqdare Shawl" plain
Lace Goods.
Fine Val Lace Seits;
Cputrs ne style
E-sneS nee tJs- ,-- G d ars trimmed;
Eva ,ilen s.ts EnS lGn,rst ,olsr, and Sleeves
O. re a.. B.srt. i .tvle 15d rrtye,ug sets:
Lth:s dle b-n,-i'h l1d no' II "a Is
r 10 4 .xir;s new irg.a ..-i, ir sSrt;
asrc.,.n lss sr,.al. ira @. n Tor skirts;
Ho1Jei IA Syr' pitn pone'1c Hop SKIRTS
H1dsEy AMI Gloves
BIS %. -, Eii II we, lL,Ies and isntie-1en'sC
LsieF -'f ',h.neae, Lis!e aread, ieaVsr and Raw
,akf c.d .lrv-s
WpDe1 < , an suck IEtlussi
Ev-ry description yelts mems owes and Gaun'
MIs,.s' B.sve. Gloves ',r -cS7oE
B'k Raw sia Il py-. ila AID -ecedi
B'k ra,hnsr- ili ,~s.et toe ladies' ani misses;
Very ,1ps-ior 'oJ Lliies ard Misses Grey English
Lag. = :a,Iirea's vorsts3 Hose, and Gr.ciaa Boot
Al coos sl,t-ru Kn.t,in Yarns;
Grey nhiSer Yarn.
Gsatlemsas Furnishing Goods.
Blk and "a .cJ rfaucl HJfhs.
Fire fancy U'Ae v % Fr,1ca Cassimsres;
64b'k % ,esSiL - ..jnar-s;
Pi4 .u. ana Brl Double English Ca ssimere, new ar
uci-;
Bstu..ul ag'I Y ret vessiug;
Elegant Dot ready H.tlC shirts ami shirt OJh1rsi
Really m id- L nan Shlrf IusOns,
G=ntte usn's Net e as-r.-lj.ri- and Drawers
PLAIN and i.rbri SiE suir,s aud Drawers
Ladies Nett "o,l an! Hsr.uo Nc~ts
House Furnishing Goods.
Table Dauask, cry variety.
Linen T1r.'s Napkin, an .iu,kaback Diapers;
Md-sei.es q Mrs Linen and nestle Sheetingi
Pillow Sip Jiaeas a1i Domestic.
Carpets and Curtain Goods.
We have on .-1 very heavy Stock of Carpets-the
hes. uaS-s, Ply aad uy C'rnr 4 tapestry and Ger
vet Cl-pe' some beautiful in We've and Tapestry, hnc
Velvet Rugs syes, "arpr Mats Of all kind
wor-.si mass al cp8rs ain DsLales, figured aao
E abroi Tered islin he rr-s CJrnices, Pins, ant
Band . of u0st b-aE-Ji -yes. Hups, Loops aud co. her
trnnrngS mach. IhBss having slEh rooms 10 cover
can De su 4pd with OF Carpets very reduced
prces very sr-e stock u dne bsd Bankets .hite 6na
grey Negro 3tYkets ard ArcIc travelling Blankets and
Shavs OF al kigis Negro Clothing n all kn Is, wagon
Sh s-ttng, 3 yards vide. =. q A. D. BEE3H,
seyt2J - N1lege street.
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SCALE oF PHICES
scale OE PhECES
PRINCIPAL TOILET ARTICLES
EANUFAcruEED
WAaAaIENM BOGIIE.
22T Washington street, IsOSton.
SIX MONTHS PRICES.


roaLE's HTPgRns FLrID s. sos, T5c 80 sizes at
a. IS fl2 per dlE-n.
BosLE's LsorElo rs Cqud) So si 81 so sizes al
e., IS tl2 per doTe7.
BoaLzs rBsllosA BALM % cYrHzRA retail SOC sses
q per dozen
To Wholesale Druggists and Other large slers discount
Of IS per hee prices will be made divided their
purchases du ing th- months shall exceed $3.50.
LOWEST CASH PRICES
DisoOuat for CASH trH D. HIde from hs ADORE prices
fsliotos.
On orders amounting 10 SIS over at time discount
of3 per cent Will be m ade.
ON amounting $50 at time, discount
Of 10 percent will be maize
On orders AouuunE 70 SIS over tie dscoant
Of Is pee cent will b. made.
On orier sountnE ti3l over at time discount
Of 25 per ceat s be made.
On orders $500 over at ne discount
fsn per cent siN be made.
These are the lowest tsrns and from which variation
ca1 be made IN any
Prices OF other articles may be had on application.
Rosten. Aug 2Sth, $50 WILLIAM B0GLE
Rsfer faso GssKs. Nashville. r@na. sng2s-iy
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Notice to COnsignees.

TRAEsP lKTATI0S 'FTICE n. : c. 2. z.
NASHVILLE, sept. -, 1875.
I1HE d-aymen 81 Ma hvie haF NJ scontnued receive
ing goods the Depot, Couslpnres viii hereafter b.
otifed Of the val oi their goods and furnished With
bin OF f. iEht due Any preseu ting the no
aud paving ths bill will be guEed n authoriz-
ed sget vftre C'lsglee The spnn sib tv 4 the road
terminates with q delivery Of the goods and c'Ts for
eucrs and ia ages viii not he allowed a-r delivery
unless by conseUt be the duty OF the altut
in his pos rN of dev ~ ou,gtss their
agents will required for all ces deliver
e.. Notices for all con gners whose place Of uness or
residence Is not known viii lie sent 20 the flre
CHAS. W. ANDER>C y, Agent
B-The beet Of the above notice is not to gvr Con
sgneeS any unnecessary trouble, compel drsvuen to
resi- Ousib lies tHat d. not lsgt oug TO
their business simply dne he position the road
ls4ving erchants and dTsymrn to make their ar
r-Ul-utS. sent 6 G. ". A.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-11
FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY!
fI,HE ehespe end best eHre for Fever and Agus an
Il all Sewers incident 20 the season.
HEAR WHAT THE poCT0Es SAY:


HEAR WHAT THE DoCT0Rs SAY:
We hereby certify that We have submitted he u -sseu.
berg and Aeue Remedy to elss- Inspection and
snien Ansly AM have also estcd its curative qza-
ties seveTA Of inisEuieni fever. We take gest
pleasure saying that has proved pleiy sueceu
And that u 10 most skiifu " mpoaDded remrdy. 10 must
exert tbeneneAi nnusnee all Eueh cases. It's tonic
properties are Immediate and hghy sal0taFy, and n IL
richly dessrvins The co1ndsnee Of brsArsn sf nsA
lcAl faculty snd Of the ps6le.
sAHuEL H. AAsREr, N. D., New York,
CHAALrs W. RKvnOAH. NJ. d. wisconsin,
VIZ H. Stasncfos, ". n illinois,
THs J. J0a>Sos, a.. -, Missoufl,
Va Q. KrrTaHp0E ". D.. New HAmIshre,
IaHu r. MuTT, N. u IadisRa.
gHo. v. rESaISsr =. VI. D., CaasFnia,
Wa. Y. ssHrox, ~ /, Lauisisna.
The eseaposi oa of ts eedg incedes thnse medicinal
Substances which expert need phys have lezE ssorted
aRecisi acfiaa the ssem when dvrsnEed hy Pe-
VeFs AEas snd Gerersi Drbty, rssauE IRON exposure
ellmAf Influence There reAdeFea permanent ard
remain active prepAratinB consrqasnse Of the
scientiae In which tes esnela@d In tAs med
ioss "a n-tAhs be fana b. lhs dsisats
eeaieAl ansFsa In each package are etSe distinct sdi
enes p04erful veg sahts iane thai s ~ the
Axas hox of Ps that ~ prsVeati its FsearFerce,
n tshea 10 wit TIE cansrs that prs0ste i's
arst Pyca r The Fassss 80 csns PoF sale
by sH A. sgisls ln the STATE. ALEA. MACKENZIE,
tspgso SenL AsSnt of1d po@pspg.
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APP"nXiSiATION FRIZF
80 90 prizes amounting EtO............ S2CO 600
Wlole Tickets, SO; Halves SIS; Quarters 81 so

wLole Tickets, SO; Halves IS; Quarters 81 so
PLAN or The LOTTEhY
Thirty Thou.and bers pCndirg With ~
the Trtets placed N Wrri 1hs Srst $50 PrssS
pa ID iE another wfeel rumbeT l. drawn from the
Number Wheel ard at the 'iUs PTEe drs~ iron
the o'her wheel The Prize drawn Is Placed The
Der drawn This operation ted until oil the
pr IS are draw
approximation pTfZes.-Ths two P-eeeSfag
the eeiug nnmh,r to those drawn the arAt
$50 pr'ses u be ent to the 6se Arp-Oxnstisn RTss,
according 10 the ;, h-me.
IN ORnERINO TfCKETS
Encose he sdr for the tieksts ordered
pt of NJ en- hey viii b. forUaTced ~ first rail
Thel-t q drs Numbers prizes will be sent 10 pur-
cfasers iu msdstry after Ufe ing.
Orders fyr Tickets 81 ou'd he cent in early.
30 Pur fasers viii please vTie their signatures plan
ard give thsi pos on ee, eCunte andEiats.
~ gsueub-r tateysry Prize Is and pay abIe IN
fll vi hoUt dtd etiOn
~ Al Prizes tlCo0 and under paid iumeS stty aher
the drswg other the tine OF thirty days
Al c1u nun eati 70 striCtls c. Itteftsl
Pr4r fictes caslsr th.r Tiek es At slhe
once. Ordsrs ,or eksts csn e addressed g.
8. SW AN 4 CO Atlanta, &C.
=" ~ honfgrHsVy, Ala.
o-if4 err STINSTEiN. PoN 8, Nashville D. o.
A. th- above ia net "sh even IT Der scheme,
no Ger hcsts. Packages ear b. sold in IL.
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w hOIeSaIe Dry Goods
CcC., Geo.

TO MERCHANTS ONLY.
CTXTY- FIVE THvCSAAD DULLAEs worth II New and
y Fashionable Staple and Fancy Dry Goods ats Boots
Shoes Clothing and Hardware &C &c to b. sod az pr
vte sale for cash and fur months ptyaUie N bank
these goods have been bought in York AMI Boston
the heavy de line, auction Of NJ nufacturr ~ en's
aud ~ the pacag- at prices varying FIVE hfy per
cent less than their prices in June aud July Goods
c0ngigned to Us to be closed inmediasl. a word
drfg competition in this matLet. NCrchaLts who DO
uSness TO make and paw cash and give four
months notes and pay them, will please give u a cali
Those long Nindel genem who wiling o. pay from
fweny FIVE TO seventydve forfeit tcds for m,
privilege Of tV eye nh and their earliest conve
nieuce, our house is place for.
ALSO, Thirty Thou1snd Dollars worh OF New and Desi
raoe Goods, consigned be sold at auction excu-
s,YeIy.
Our Auctien Sales viii continue every Tuesday
and Thurs ay.
TSEAs-A under 500 cash; over slOO four months
time.
We earnestly request City and Country Merchants VINO
make their Stoczs 10 the Nashville market to try Us one
rop, and il don't do what promise then pass by
We take great peasurein showing entire stock to y
and all who will give 9 call.
TRABUE LUCAS,
Commission Merchants,
septl8-n No. Is Public square