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NeuraIgia-A gentleman writing from Philadelphia

NeuraIgia-A gentleman writing from Philadelphia
says:
In passing through Pittsburg months since pur
chased bottle OF BOBRHAVE'S HOLLAND BlTTERS. Il
relieved much that returning home bought two
bottles from Dr. Dyott which completely cured me of
Neuralgia. have recommended the article TO many Of my
friends and four five OF the number say cured ihem
think recommendation has done for lis sale in
Philadelphia than your advertising"
1--WE permitted publish the name, but any per-
calling the store, communicating with us by letter.
will be convinced of the truth of this satsment) sep
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ITO TIE PUBLIC

To prevent any false rumOrs or exaggerated ac-
couuffron being circulated and to correct any such
tbat-aay have been put forward, concerning an ac-
cf0eI which occurred to one Of our stages in
desc hiding the mountain on the evening fthe 22nd
inst. we present below a card from the passengers
who were on the coach at the time, from which it
will DE seen that no blame censure is to be at
tribuJed to Mr. Kelly, the driver Mr. Angel, our
sgent II is the first accident that has ever hap
Rened to any Of cur coaches on the line, and the
nbhc may feel assured that for the future they
fhvel with much security and safety over it as
Of any stage line in the country.
I'm addition to the certificate below, we could have
procured a similar one signed by every visitor at
The Springs, bUt deemed it entirely unnecessary.
NJ A. PRICE & Son.
ADraI A OF
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MARRIsp--At Westwood, Perry county, Ala, on
August 23d, 1857, by the Rev. W. A. sticknsy, of
St Wilfrid's Church, Marion, Maj. RoBERT I. GOREE
TO Mrs. NJ. F. PRITcHETT, formerly Miss Mary Frank
Harrison, of New Orleans)
Nashville papers please copy.
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For MAYoR-We are requested by our friend,
Moses Singleton, to say that he is still candidate
for Mayor, notwithstanding he is ignored by the
Patriot If Moses can lead US out of the wilderness
of difficulties, and remove the burthen of taxation
(which Know Nothing misrule has brought on US, he
should certainly be elected.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-10

GREAT Throw. we learn from the Cincinnati
Gazette that new steam fire engine, the work of
Latta, threw inch and quarter stream 223 feet,
Saturday on a trial.
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Havana Cigars.-MR. EDITOR :-Please tell your
readers opening large and well selected lot Of I'm
ported Havana Segars Just such rarely reach this
ke We have also very large stock Of German and Do
mestc SegaIs, Virginia Chewing snd fine cut Smoking
Tobacco, Turkish do Pipes Careers Snuff, and Indeed all
articles usually kept first class szeUe Tobacco estao
shment and wish you say in big capitals WE SUP
FER NO HOUSE TO UNDERSBLL Us.
J. W. LANGLEY & CO.,
NO.A, Union Street, near the State Bank,
Aug I6 Nashville.
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BAnEr's VAmETIEs.-This popular Troupe per-
formed to large audience last night Their spaci-
Gus Pavilion Tent was literally crowded. We
understand that Mr.. Baily with his usual thought
ulness for the comfort Of his audience has made ar
rangements SO that all can be sested Go and see
the fun.
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U. S. AGRICULTURAL FAIR.--Amongst the prem
iums awarded at the recent exhibition at Louisville
we notice that of Diploma and special cOmmenda-
ton to John R. Eakin, of Wartraoe in this State, for
specimens of Native Wines.
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r. A. Fahnestock's Vermifuge.

Regular practitioners make exception in favor OF this
Vermfuge only it in preference to their own
preparations but give their voluntary testimony in its favor.
Inc following from physician OF high character, in Hill
nOis.
sHAwKETowN, H., June 4th, 1853.
yHcssrs. B. a. FahHeStOek 4 Co.
GENrLEHEN:-I have used B. A. Fahnestock's Vermi-
fugei the practice Medicine in this and the Southern
Staes last years. and recommend as The
medicine for the purpose which it intended bring
ing at one tim from small girl. say ten years of age,
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN PY-NINB WORMS. As q
druggist at shawneetown, sold great quantity and
il invariably given satisfaction in fact il is the only
medicine called for h. SIMBSJ M ID.
Sold wholesale and retail bv all the principal drug
gsts and country merchants throughout Tilted States
Q-I
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DAxoExe.--Mr Goodwin and Dauglter viii open
their classes in dancing on Saturday morning next
in the saloon over L. F. Beech's store ana BENG
better prepared than ever to teach this accomplish
ment they will be able to give entire satisfaction 70
allwhO may patrOnize them. For TERMS see adTer-
tisement
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ST.. MARr's HoME.-This new school for young
ladies. under the superintendent Of Mrs Weber,
has been opened in the building on the corner Of
spruee and Union streets, retired and pleasant
part of the city. Prof Frise viii have charge of
the French class. Parents will find this one Of the
best schools in the city. Mrs. Weber is an accom-
complished and successful teacher, and young ladies'
placed under her charge will receive every attention
necessary to rapid progress in their studies For
terms, see advertisement in this paper
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Jxo. BRITAIN, good democrat of Rutherford
county, left at our Office huge head of cabbage
weighing fourteen pounds, which is hard to beat,
several punches of grapes of the Isabella variety,
which were as fine as any raisedin this country.
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DmD-At the residence of his father, Thomas
Brown, in Williamson county, on Sunday, the 9Th
inst JAMES S. BEowx, in the twenty-eighth year Of
his age.
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From FRO
Rio do Janeiro. Cuba Lapu,

The average price of Rio Coffee during the past
year was 10 46-lOO cents per pound; in 1886,
10 94-1OO, and in l854-55, $500.
The stock on hand on the 1st inst, was 10000
bags against AZ 600 on the LIST of September 1856.
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CoFFEE.-The following tatle shows the amount
of Coffee imported direct into he port of New Or
leans during the past fourteen years-the CONNER
cial year ending on the 31st of August:
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EG7- We notice that DR.. A. X. Marshall, late
member of Congress from the Ashland (Ky.) Dis
trct has commenced the practice of his profession
ut Cincinnati, to which place he has removed.
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BT Judge McKynna, a distinguished citizen Of
Pittsburg, died on Friday
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BSF The Montgomery Nail states that in some
fields in that locality the Chinese Sugar Cane has
degenerated into broom corn.
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RE- The French Government has refused to per-
nit the remains of N. Eugene Sue to be brought to
Paris for interment.
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sInn REWARD.

DANAWAY from the Subscriber, living Pulaski 4,
II Giles county, two negro WILLIAM and JAMES =
WILLIAM aOOut 9j years Of sge, very black, about i've
feet inches high, has rather dne voice, ooPs little
forward.
JAMES Is about q 2j years Of age, very black, win
good deal OF white about his eyes six feet hight IA
very voice. carries himself very erect Bill had
grey blanket James had black cloth coat no
FseOseted will give the above rewsrd for them
Il lodged In Jail may get them, SO for either OF
Them isUg. 26-tf ,. NJ hhhhSs
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We are authorized to announce WILIIAN T. BcGsEsoR,
sep 4-@teS
U.sre authorized to HUeH FRAEcIs. of WjH-
CHESTER candidate for Comptroller ei Ihe stte aug zss
W. ~ .ntborised 10 announce Gen. JANIS +. DuNIAP, Of
/Pans a candidate for State Comptrolier. aug 25-ta%
w. are authorized to snnounce GEoReE r. MrCLELLAH,
If S1Ivan County candidate for Comptroller. aug2ltel
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BSy@ Chas. Matthews, the English comedian, ar
rived in the Asia, at New York, on Thursday.
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Fine Farm for Sale.

NHE undersIgnd offers for sale Of the hnest rsrns 70
MiddeTenuessee, lying in Maury county, Sght m,les
North Of Columbia and within mile and half Of an ex-
celenttunpike. Few Farms IN any portion OF ne soas
combines so many superior advantages u contains 6oo
scre oftbe most and productive SOIL $50 acres o. which
are cleared-he balance well imOeed There are severa'
never falling Springs, furnishing abundanee OF WateI-
There salso excellent young Orchard 81 OF
hundred trees The dwelling pain but WIN
good ont houses Of every kind Fbs proprietor being de-
teTmined 10 SELL Farm al twenty per cent les
au any place equal value be bought form tue eohh
w. nl HRPs t - tae joins W. HAVEs.
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PROPERTY AND RES
RARGATN

AM now Offering Al great sacrifice. that valuable pro
i ertv on College HILL, Immediately opposite the
versy 90 long occupied BY the ls.e DIT. TrcOst ne
fronts so feet Market street, win The Ont on
lsge. The house large and eOmmOdO1s, and he VI
Al the price offer Il Is a great bargain.
ClaibOrnes's Omnibus has practically moved College,
sht inc the Public SquAre,and any wanting resideI
convenient 10 business would do well 70 look 81 This pr
sr,v cal on A. v. S. LfNDSLkH
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FOR SALE

THE following Zeal Estate situated in the city of Nash
Vile viz One small brick containing four good
rooms and being No. 90 on North street adjoining
my residence Gdjosng Lot fronting forty ieet on
Summer street. Lot fronting Atty feet South side of
Crawford street. between SumWer and High streets Lot
fronting overweight Front street, nearly opposite
the Railroad Bridge. Three Lots EIgeaeld with hy
feet And will also sell ANAL farm, contain
lug twenty seven acres, 4 miles North Of the CITY,
The above property VIII be sold low and on reasonable
aIS % li' JOHN W. MARTIN.
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TIE GREATEST
Building Association

OF THIS PROGRESSIVE AGE.
AN now Offering For Sale low hgurcs twenty Build
ing L9s in The Eighth Ward Nashville, on such term
that any poenTo himself q complete aud n
home. The lots mont The MuFfreesbofO TarnpiEd
on Wharf, Franklin and Maple Streets and sdmab
situated for Private Residences.
ClaiboTnes Omnibuses have coEqeseiy reveuiOused mi
part Of the city, which with other improsments bell
made, such the extension OF Gas, and in thai
lion, will add greatly 70 the value Of tins Properly.
The Terms such will allow each purchaser immed
aely 70 put up HE buildings, the purchase money
required until the 81 Of January lo62 the inre
only 10 be paid annually until that tine Call 5000
-
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YaIuable Farspl Cor Sale

WISH to sell the plantation which now live, lying
Cartor's Uree, tea miles north Of Columbia and I'VE
miles west of Spring Hill containing Five Hundred and
Thirty Five 535 Acres three hundred and seVentyhVe OF
which is in a good state OfcutvatOn.
Persons wishing to purchase would do well to call and
examine the property before buying. Y S. PlCkARD.
1g-tt If
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CARLTLE, H., June =, "a
1 have used Prof o. J. Woods Hair Svslerative and
admired It's wonderful effects Ny hair was becqming
thought premaursly ga, but BY the use OF his hsstOf
II has resumed lis original color, and have dOubs -
pentyso 5. BREBss, eE-Ss natoi y
o. J. WOOD & CO., PropnetOrs, 5l2 Bfoadwef,
I'm The great y. Y. Wire Railing Establishmen3 an
Market street, saint Louis, No. And sold b. al
DTuggis s. aos<91A 80
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7 AM Offering for sale valuable Building Lot 1
Spruce street, the Of Broad. The lot ifoI
sixty six feet Spruce, Is hundred and any feet de
with a convenient alley In he rear.
This property Is exempt from taxes for IS years nom
Janusr This exemption Is Ct more value tnan u
ally accorded 20 H. only the grounds O9i all mpro
erected thereon, ree rom taxes. The saving
the item Of will more thsn pay for i5e gound ana
Improvements This lot is also situated N part OF me
that Is being rapidly hllsd up with me dwellings
private residences Terms reasonable.
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FOR SALE AN EXCELLENT DWELLISGS
AT Low FI6URFS

I AN now Offering sale most desirable Residence d
Summer street, in The 7h Ward The Los fronts Is col
by no. Tbs House andnea eontains5 Rooms, Ktoh
Servants Room, Smoke House, Dary sad Stabies. IN
gas hasIust been carried in front this Let. 4
be IgAin Apply to ". ). LlSDSsBY
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FRIENB WoOD-H Wasa long time after saw you az n
aed before / got The bunle Of Restorative Or which,
gave an order upon yoar agent IN Detroit and Whe
got we concluded Il Ms. MAINS pair. as the
ct est OF its power Il done all that you assured
would d. and others OF my family ana friends having
messed is fleets now using and Recommending y
10 others as entitled highest consideration you
forit. again, very respectfully and truly yoiiis,
SOLOMON NAN
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PROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

HB Secretary ofSats will receive proposals for Stationery
including Letter, FoolseaP, EarOllng and wrap Hg
per Journals Envelope Pens Ink and such other articles
used BY and clerks at the desks, for The use Of
the next Isegisi. lure, TO convene October next
Proposals received up to the 25lh september 1871.
F. ~. W. BUXTON,
sent. 6-dIw See'y Of State.
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BSTa The Nashville Academy of Music will com
IneRce its fifth session the Sd Monday in Septem
bernext. For particulars apply to the Principal
n "a. South Vine street. juy30-2m
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nInnicinnI Election. .

We are authorized announce JAMES Il. BRUCE, can
didate Mayor OF Nashville at the ensuing municipal
election.
We are authorized 10 announce ANDREW ANDERSON
candidate election Mayor Of Nashville, at the en-
suing municipal election. aug lo-td'
TO TIE VOTERS OF NASHVILLE.
Having been solicited by numerous friends to become
candidate for Mayor of Nashville take this method OF IN
forming Of said City that am candidate and as
my election is certainty and beog DESTROYS OF giving my
entire and attention the ONCE Will tease my
Livery Stable and Dwelling Houses on College
street for twenty quick or you NAV lose
a bargain. [aug 1911 N SINOhEION.
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Stock of Cotton in New y DIRK.

In private letter from a reliable housefn New
York we have full statement of the stock of cot
ton on hand and sold but not delivered on the 9lst
August last.
Stock on hand unsold...... ........l4 1913 bales.
Sold but not delivered. l,OO5
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NEW BOOKS

HAGAN & BIZ o.
30 MARKET STREET,
M a SIN Vile, Ten ~,
GENERAL
BOOKSELLERS AND STATI0NERs,
INVITE Country Merchants Booksellers and Dealers
generally, to examine their Stock and prices.
Their assortment comprises full stock OF
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, MEM0RAN-
DUN AND PASS-BOOKS, GOLD PENS,
all Sizes from the small Ladies' Pen to the largest En-
crossing Pea.
including all varieties Of Cap Letter, Bath, Note. Billet and
Ledger received direct from the Manufactures and for sale
ENVELOPES;
every variety, Of English, French and American manuac-
re imported TO order and received direct from first hands
wRrT1So ISK, Black, Blue and Red, well packed, and
ready for shipping.
srAr1oNsR's HARDWARE, and Staple Stationery OF all
kinds, fresh and in good order
FAMILY BIBLES,
plain fine and elegant and desirable for their eheapness
and perfection of work mans ip.
HISTORICAL, MEDICAL, THEOLOGICAL,
AGRICULTURAL,
AND STANDARD WORKS,
issued By the leading publishers of the country, constantly
for sale, at the lowest figures
POPULAR NEW BOOKS,
daily arriving, and for sale dealers Eastern Jobbing
Prices.
Cheap Publications in paper binding slarge stock on hand
30 Market street, and Union street
PRINTING PAPER, AND PRINTERS
STATIONERY.
LARGE STOCK ON HAND and for sale by
sant3 HAGAN BRO.
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Beersheba Springs, Aug "a, 1857. st.

IA Charles Hess, Teacher on the Piano, Harp,
Guitar and in singing, is prepared to give les
sons, if desired at the residence of the scholar
Terms, one dollar lesson none engaged for less,
than twenty lessons. JulyoO-2m
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TREMEND0UN SUCCESS.

%1E--M THERE has never ~ZA
- I'M been remedy Of slz5SsYA
~ ~ that has becOmesO A5Zs ~
fRS#H Immensely popu- tA
Ia go time as McLesn's -E.A- -
&cAN4Eti strengthening cor NO. 80
EolTkstk dial and blood pu- 49, Essn
G A4fS49I riher. Over two 49, 49, "A
80 y thousand bottles NENS4 IN
.. G(R! were sold last '>$SAzAn
skFaAE fAXiRO week, and the do NFTEa LAM
mand is increasing every day. In nearly every promr ent
newspaper in the Western and Southern country Il h noticed
edItOFaly as and Tonic that Ia
ever bsen known. In fact lie the only that will
purify the blood thoroughly, aud the time strength
On and invigorate the system 1t enectuaily all
complaints Of the Liver Stomach or Bowels such Liver
Complaint Headache, Bill usness, Bad Breath. Dyspepsia,
Sour stomach Loss of Appetite, Nervous Dease Faint
nes Weakness Debility, any disease ofthe Womb Kid
Beys Bladder and remove yellOwness from the
skin. It is preventive against yellow Fever Chis
Agus and Fever, Cholera any prevailing Epidemic.
There is mistake about It.
Every bOtre is warranted to give satisfaction. Try it.
tisvery pleasant leaves delightful aromatic AsVorin
the mouth after lakingh
Also, McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment.
Or Prine 'al Depot on the corner Of Third and Pine
streets, st. Louis, No.
mcLEAN,S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT is
truly Accelerated remedy and has done more 10 alleviate
human suffering than any remedy ever discovered
One ortwO applications will relieve the most severe oTuse
Two cleanse purify and heal the foulest ulcsrO
and will heal the most severe burn scad without
q
Even family should have supply constantly on hand,
for uss in time Of need.
Read the following extract Of letter, which Is ineontss
tibe proof OF Its wonderful efficacy
Blind Wan Restored 10 sight,
]. II. McLEAN-Oear Sir: have been suffering fOs
four years rheumatic ives, being times alto
gsther blind procured the advice of several physicians,
but Of them could do aRy good By the advsee Of
q friend applied your "Voeanc Oil Linment according
the directions the bottle and It has cured per
mAnenty have used il since for bruises, sores pains de-
and has always given immediate relief live the main
road near Pennington. Yours, respectfully,
Jefferson county. Mo. JOHN II. ALFRED.
is far superior any other remedy for curing
Iameness, bruises, cuts, old Sores sweings &c. &C
say, then all who may be suffering from external
diseases call and supply Thousands of bot
ties sold land used daily and have heard Of
where 1t has failed in giving relief when properly APP
piled.
For sale by the proprietor, Of Third and Pine
sts., st. Louis, No.
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COAL, COAL.

rTIHE citizens Of Nashville have OPportu ny Of
Il providing themselves with foil supply Of GOOD COAL
Tor the winter by application 10 the undersigned or N
HAWKINS at the htna Coal once, Nashville ard Chatta
nooga Railroad Depot. EHg e2tf n MARTIN, Agent,
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WATSON NJ. COOKE, JASPER n. BAILEY
COOK, BAILEY & co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, CAPS, ETC.
No 20 Nortb Side p,fGIic Sgnqre.

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
VI the store house (next door 10 Nor
w gan & Co indicated shove, where We are prepared
to exhibit 10 the Trade a most superior stock OF
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Umbrellas,
Garnet bars and Trunks witch Wo viii OIsT u cash
aud Prompt Time Dealers at small advance on Manuiae
tureTs prices.
Comprised will be found large line Of
d. W. Bachelors celebrated Waterproof and Pumpsole
Boots Of which goods the control In this market
Aso COOK selection Of Gum and Buffalo Oversnoes and an
excellent stock Negro BTogans and Heavy Wool Hats,
suitable for Iron Factories and Plantations
Having secured eligible location for our business We
are derous 70 extend trade with reliable merchants
and will engage give satisfaction to ali who may aFes Us
with an examination Of onr goods and prices 10
aug. 29-2mo's, COOKE, BAILEY q W.
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ST.. MAnrs HOMn.-This new school for young

TaURspAY NoRNING. =: :sEP. 2. sc
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Messrs. stewart & Duncan,l
MITCHELLsvILLE,
RNTS: Accept my thanks for the presant OF hne sack
" Family Flour manufactured by you, and in justice
must say that the finest specimen Of -four that have
use in my family been in Tennessee Its per-
fec ly white, and bakes delightfully."-.
Respectfully,
aug IL diff CATHERINE y. FRENCH.
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J. VI. Stafford,
NJ. Watson, jr.,
Miss NJ. Vanwyck,
Jno. B. JohsOn s daugh'r.
J. L Scoby,
A. J. Porter,
Mrs. R. S Smily,
Miss Fanny Hynes.
Aug "a. 1857. st.
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Notice.

TENHB partnership heretofore existing between d Cas-
siiy and F. AIlsnoeh, under thesCle Of Cassy &
co. has this July, 1857 dissolved BY mutual
sent Classify is alone authorised to collect all debts due
firm and is alone responsible for the payment Of all de-
mands due By the And easily has s27th July,
1857, formed pa rnership with Philip Catsghan, and
the style Of the Cassity Caaghan al the old stand
No. 90, Market street, Nashville. anR2ldSW
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THERE has never
| been a remedy Of
fered TO the pnolic
that has become so
immensely popu-
lar in 20 short a
time as Mclean =
strengthening cor
! dial and blood pu-
7 rifer. Over two
thousand bottles
were sold last
: week, and the do
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BEensHrBA srR1HOs, Aug. "A, 81.

We, the undersigned passengers on the coach, on
the 22nd instant from Beersheba Springs to Nc
Miunville when an accident occurred in descending
the mountain by which the stage was upset (but no
one seriously iniured) take pleasure in testiying
that no blame whatever is to be attributed to Mr..
Kelly the driver, or Mr.. Fl. c. Angel, the agent Of
the line; but II one of those unavoidable acct
dents, which, under the circumstances, could not
have been prevented.