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ADVERTISEMENT
1O5 MEDICAL PREPARATIONS

EVERY KNOWN DISEASE!
The undersigned having been appointed sole Agent for
Nashville for the sale Medical Preparations
mended IN Or Freeses Combine System of Practice
Physicians aud Families, would respectfully offer them
such Of citz= ms need a restorative to health
These preparations compounded from the recipes Of
the most celebrated Physicians and Surgeons OF Europe
America, and will eUe7y 60s disease, that is at
within the reach oTemedies These Preparations have
ested years by Professor Freese and other cee
Physicians of country their daily practice
and have been found invariably efectual.
For further particulars Dr. Freeses Combined sys
tenn of Practice-together with Cards, Posters, &c.
Both the Book, Medicine Chests, and Medicines may be
had the undersigned at his Drug s1ore Nashville.
JOHN J. BEECH,
No. 20 sewanee Building, Coege St.,
june16-6m. Nashville, Ten q.
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A RETIRED PmYsECIAN.

I Whose sands Of life have nearly out, dscov-
cred while in the Fast Indies certain cure for Con-
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs, Colds and Gene
raj Debility. The remedy discovered by him when
his only child daughter, given up 10 die. He bad
heard much OF the wonderful restorative and healing
qualities OF preparations made from the East India Hemp
and the thought occurred him that he might make
remedy for has child He studied hard and SUcceeded in
realizing bis wishes His child cured and is alive
well. He has since administered the Wonde rial
DIV 70 thousands sufferers in all parts the world and
he has failed in making them completely healthy
and happy, Wishing do much good possible, he
will send to such OF his afflicted fellow beings request it,
this recpe with full and explicit directions for making It
up, and successfully using it. lie requires each applicant
inCose him shiugthree cents TO be turned as
postage the recipe and the remainder be applied TO
the payment Of this advertisement. Address
DR.. H JAMES,
No. 70 Grand st., Jersey City, N. J. 4
N. B,-Dr. Il. James has neither office ageat in 4
New York. have pretended aud advertised. The
eceiptf from bat No. 10 Grand street.
Jersey City, n. Jersey.
u,a10 Tmav2q-d Sv9mfns1
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SHEIkaFFALTY.

o. We are authorized to announce JAMES N. HINTON as
candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county, the next
March election.
Do We authorized TO announce JOHN K EDMoSDsoN
candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county, the
Aarch election.
81 We authorized announce E. B. BIGLEY a
candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county the March
ele' ton.
II We authorized to A. Creole,
candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county, the March
election.
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Interesting TO Mechanics and RIanuTac
tuTers-ThITd Annual Fair.

t"IoIs- HAfu AhnuOI Enir.
The Mechanics and Manufacturers Of Tennessee
and adjoining States, reminded that the Third
Annual Fair and Exhibition OF the Mechanics Ins,i-
tute OF this State, will commence Ia October next
in this city. The annually increasing Interest man
Tested in these exhibitions, and visible advantages
resulting 70 exhibitor well from the dissemiua.
ton OF important Information among themselves,
as from the great publicity which they thus en-
bIed TO give their business renders il certain that
the approaching exhibition will eclipse In magnla,
cenee and interest all its predecessors.
Copies OF Circulars giving foil particulars can ba
obtained at the Mechanics Institute rooms, College
street, opposite The sewanee or by addressing ne
President, WM. STocEELL, or Secretary Il. K. Wal
KEk June Assn.
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The FInx Annih1Iiated.

Every summer and thousands people die OF Flux
Cholera Dysenery Gripping Palms. and other Irregularities
of the Bowels. cured in every for rs
cents, by the use of fuckers CHOLERA SYRUP,
which by physicians in the South
and West, and by them pronounced the most efectua
remedy in It has performed more astonishing
cures than any other specific. human life be saved
in nne cases by investment of IS cents Buy
bottle and keep it by you.
For sa by HERMAN RAINS and t. WELLS, Drug
gis.s. apr24-6m
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BUCHANAN AND WEBsTER.-Soon after the great
expounder bad discharged OF his heavy guns
III the United States Senate, gentleman was e1-
toing him 10 Buchanan. Eyes" said the latter,
"he is a great statesman, but no politician" The
same individual met Mr. Webster few days sub
sequentiy, aud improved the occasion 10 elicit his
oP mon OF the philosopher Of WheAtland; aud rin-
gularly enough, be said of Buchanan, "He Ia
great politician, but no statesman. "-Bost0a Trans
srr5Df
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COUNTY COURT CLERK.

b- We authorized to announce Capt JOHN s. DASH
candidate for County Court Clerk, the March
election.
~ We are authorized to announce FELIX R. CHEAT
HAM, candidate the Office County
Court Clerk. Election March
~ We are authorized to announce THos. D. sToGSER
a candidate for County Court Clerk the
election.
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THE MARKETS HY TELEGRAPH.

oils dull. Wheat-whte l 95 Miwauki Club 90;
Chicago sprig I 40. Provisions and bacon quiet.
Sugar declined /. Lard steady Hemp heavy.
Rice "A 90. Freights inactive. Stocks frmer.
CINCINNATI, July 24.-FIour 25a6 So. Corn
73a75. New wheat I %; Kentucky new l %.
Whisky 25ta26. Provisions very firm. Exchange
unsettled. Money easy.
ST. LOUIS July 24-Flour OOa6 81. Wheat
l 274al 50. Corn 66a75 Oats 6S47O. Tobacco
81 to 18 Hemp l goal SO.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
[Reports Furnished by the Associated Press.1
ARRIKAL OF TIE .sTEA HER ASIA

ARRIVAL OF. TIE STEAMER ASH.
New York, July 24.-The steamer Asia has ar
rived with dates to the llth.
The Fulton had arrived at Southampton and the
Kangaroo at Liverpool.
LONDON, Saturday-MoDey easy and below bank
rates. Speculations particularly suspended, await
ing India news.
It is understood that the India mail contract will
be advanced. There was nothing new from India,
bit affairs were deemed favorable.
WAsH1NGros, July % Governor Walker in an
official letter defends himself against the structures
of the South.
Mr. Wright, our Minister, leaves for Berlin on
the first of August.
FOREIGN NEWS PER CLRCASSIAN
EDINBURG Madeline, Smith was acquitted from
the charge of poisoning her lover, and had taken
passage for Asia.
ST. LoUGe, July 24.--The Republican says that
all is quiet in Kansas. At last dates Walker
still at Lawrence with 400 Dragons awaiting the
action Of the people, but going to attempt the
collection of taxes soon.
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FpPERSnN SPRINGS


RE LOCATED IN MACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE,
~ the waters Of Tramme Creek four miles East OF
the turnpike leading from Galatn, Tenn to scottsVle
KY, and win be prepared for the reception OF VISITORS ana
invalids by the LIST OF June This place has already
acquired reputation widely circulated for the highly eu
being visited by very many living remotely VINO SO
in search Of healthy and delightful summer retreas not
only the invalid, but the seekers after pleasure
Having gone considerable expense IN renting ano
enarging Of accommodation, we natter our
selves that will able add materially to the com
past put away about seventy thousand pounds OF
very fine Ice. We have bad built u additional bed rooms
besides large 50 by f. lattiCed each size 70 auord
air. which the lovers Of pleasure and social enjoyment
viii find ample room for recreation.
is only necessary say chronic affections OF any
waters, particularly those Of females. There VIII be
practising Physician here all tines should his profess
s0nal be required Thankful for the very kind
ana liberal patronage heretofore extended towards us Dy
numerous friends and visitors again ask eonliuu-
Of the same with the that neither time nor
BILE, who may sQJOurn with US in future
Having secured the services Of Mr.. and Mrs Pat
tersOn, the public may be assured Of hearty cheer IN
the dinngrOCm. Our stable, too, will be well attended To-
Our charges viii be low the times and season VIII al
NIT Of viz: Fer boarders, those remaining one
week more (Washng extra $lO0 per day. children OF
10 years Of age and under and servants half price, horses
so cents per day. Transient visitors viii be charged %
cents per meal or from $3.50 to 81 90 per day For extra
services reasonable charge Will be made. Washing, IRON
ing &C. SOO Dozen For pressing or Ironing dress lor
ladies, half price.
Hack win leave the Springs every other morning at
O'Clock, A NJ, to meet the Nashville Louisville StAse at
the Rock House. to regularly through the season,
WM. A. DEBOH BROTHER,
iune9 [may14triw8ml PrOpretors.
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White Teeth, Perfumed Breath, and Beautiful
Complexion-czn be acquired by using the "Bd5nR Of
thousand FZoa0er8" What lady or gentleman would
main under the curses of dsagreeabie BREATH when, by
using the balm OF A THRUsAND FLOWERS" as denu-
rice only render it sV ee but leave the teeth
white as aabaster? Many persons do not know their breath
is bad and the subject is so delicate their friends
mention it Beware counterfeit Be each bottle
signed FETRIDGE & CO., N. y.
For sale by all Druggists. feb23-6m.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Eolloway's 0intment.-rhe diseases of the flesh and
the skin 20 which children most subject
crusted sores on the head and face rsshes ringwor,
letter. salt rheum pmpe &C. quickly relieved By this
unguent as the est ulcers and all kinds Of
uDds and Commissions.
Sold at the mandatory, No so Maiden Lane, New York.
and by all druggists &c. 62<c-, and 81 per box. 81
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Bargains !! BargainS!!!
W. A. 81. G. McCLELLAND

RE Offering very large and desirable Stock Of Staple
n and Fancy Good, at reduced prices for cash.
Persons buying goods in this market would do well
anime their Stock great bargains may be expected.
Rich Dress Goods.
Elegant FIounced an Bayadere Silks; Striped and
Checked do Fouuced Printed and Plain Barreges Rich
Musins, &C, at greatly reduced prices. (Past style
BsreEes, &C, greatly below COST
Nantes, ShaWls, sc.
Offering Nantes, shaWIs and scarfs very cheap
to close.
Table Linens, Napkins Towels Linen Sheetings, heavy
family" Linens Curtain Damask, M4ttings and all kinds
Staple Goods very cheap. large lot OF OIL WndOv
Shades at very low prices,
METROPOLITAN STORE,
Nashville, July II. 81 So College street.
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FIRE AT EoLIA, MIss-We learn by a note from
the Postmaster at Eola, that the postofce at that
place, with the store belonging to Mr.. Il. +. Spy
bey were entirely consumed by fire early on
Tuesday morning The books and papers are an
entire loss. The fire was the work OF an incendia-
ry. Loss s., o0O.-Hemphis appeal, esd inst.
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The only remedy for Consumption which experience has
proved reliable, HEGEMAN, CLARK & cos, Gate Rush
ton, Clark q Co.. PURE AND GENUINE GOD LIVER
OIL It has stood the of ten with increasing
popularity and proved ecacous where others have failed
See that you get Hegeman, Clark Co.'S for since the
death of our Mr. Rusbton an article called "RlshtOn's"
has been introduced in way connected with R. c. Co.,
or H. G. & Co.
Sold by EWIN & BROS, 10 G. BROWN, and Druggists
generally. [june16-d&w2nl
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you wish 10 SEA yodF 6rala, put Is IN good shipping
order. ofain i2r ahlpment over the AasAvi'ls snd
ChattaaooEa kzfozd viii ong BE- received Ga Gunny
Bass 10 osnahaFE HzeEs, % gozd quslltys usI
srNrd aaa m Ade % eeulain ahaut tao hash1s sscA.
special noce Is gwen that Grain IN dQaeac sacks
ID secondhand sacks Of anF knd VIA el BE- recEFsd
AID forwarded a. they nsselent 70 bear hsEd1ag
ard profess eonteaIs eesiies. ca sacks oen Fse
and hreg uzFea aud ulscons E1ulsnss Su1 loss
Ihs saippias ark aa1 ds ilAson asi - plla casa
sack. IL. l. ANDERSON,
iuneI8 saPS.
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CLAIBORNES MACHINE WORKS,


FE7HE attention OF Railroad Companies, Farmers Manu-
facturers and all persons DESTROYS of purchasing at
home good machinery, such as STEAM ENGINES, CAST
improved patterns SAW MILLS, PUMPS, &c &c.,
is respectfully called to this Establishment grow
ing up rapidly the premises Of the Nashville Manu-
uring Company. We intend 20 carry the business
fully extensive before and shall be ready 10 take
orders Machinery and Castings. We have already
commenced operations In bachsm it'll shop and Boiler
yard AMI shR give immediate satisfaction 70 old and new
customers.
We experienced Mechanics-each Of as personally
attending his department-and thus shall be
able SUI eror work at lower than hereto
this city. We shall warrant every piece Of
done al this Establishment, and give prompt and
personal every order ef office; thus
hope give general satisfaction, aud be patronsed by ali
friends Of home manufacture. NJ. JACkER CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
funs2T-tf Late Nashville Mani Co.
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To OUR SUBscRIBERs.-We have lately put seVe-
raj new CARRIERS the different routes, ano
should any of subscribers fail to get their pa
pers, we would be Obliged to them to inform us OF
the fact.
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Miss LOGAN IN NEW YoRK.-The Boston Even
ing Transcript says that Mr.. Stuart, the manager
of Wallsck' g Theatre, where Miss Logan has been
playing of late, has written a letter in which be
states that her engagement has been the most prof.
table one ever played under his management.
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Phelps jones +. Z. Bolllnss e. ala
paFuaaee the order made ia th shove 81 ne
AS AaY 81 lhts ecurt. Vi Sci 90 fhe eeurs
heuse yzrd-znte in his cgs 81 II oceeEs MONDAY
te ith asg q AuEus lts ettz7 aoae aad EEles
4ttsehes shsh iufaeg eseaF4ed - ne SAD X r
BolHur ETiar 81 ains aroz ttss ctg. ana ne
sEe 81 fishaFo tafuptte Feaa- ate - es soa
esvaea laHaMs. lee. NE tHzaEeEtru.s and $50
srss szErsunan hea e tkca thr baanas uf las sseas
~ ssts Is aF-eag aEfeE sF<a ffea F1LealEt9a-
Essas- ana sesrE 1llt, ah fateFess. al4 sa -
ta5r-H q. b. nRIht 4. a -
feIv7a GfNuesrF lauFs = Assaftttf-
s90LEss KE-Is 6sis sad hslsss easlss ass slgsF -
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CHARGES WILL BE

seven Dollars Per Week
chiidrea u1deF u years ga Hall Pries.
Servants n Ali ses Hat Pris1.
Any uunhsF e al kinds e eoayey4nesa ready a. an
siEass GO iuE1ha take yuu beaver nan. Abea1
tAres AuudFea persons be Comfortably az1sn
= doaT eeieFs shea pea hear ahAG an as fuli
We WoGd asst esrnEslg and Respectfully invite ear
tsnds and e Fzhhe = VIA Beaver nsm we are now
really % reserve heza- kAsTkT CO.
1sF ssPsrsian A.d esHifol sFs 5aas i Ksllsr
Saas s-A
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Public SneakinE.

Michael Vaughan will address his citizens Of Da.
wilson county, at the following times aid places:
Dog Greek, 25th
cratic
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Notice to Transient Advertisers.

An advertisements in this paper, must be paid
for time they handed notherwise they will not
Inserted Transient work must be paid for on deli
very.
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Congress and Leg The several civil Dis
gust The Con tables in the districts are hereby
authoriz I'd to hold said election.
The County Court have appOn ted the following persons
to act judges aud Cler in the different Wards and Dis
tricts Of the County.
JUDGEs AND CLERzs
Dist No. list Ward-Tempe Harris John Coltart and
2 Thos J. Hale, W H Townsend and
NJ. Nj, Monahan.
" L. H Lanisr, 3. s. Weller, and R.
" POrter-G b. Brown, Clerk.
John W. Martin, J. W. Felts and W.
D. F carter, Mason vannOy and J.
d" 10. Francis, Thos W. Chiffon and
'. A Baugh-W. W. Petition,
". A. Davis, J. L. FARRELL and Isaac
Nicho as P oorbt, VIM Harrison
Dist. No John Corev, Watt. cAurry and John Greer
j. Corley, jr. and 49, Greer.
Thos. J. Manu-. Charlton ard ?. J. Couch
4-Timo, by odson, E. Hamilton and Ben Hurt
ashley Rozen, p. H Wallace and W. L. Ba-
kerr. G.. Rowe aud \ N Cox.
" 6-W. II. b. GambiI, Joel A. Rajtle and WI.
Austin-W. r. Booker and Joel Battelir.
gau-A. RhitimoTe and X. II. Wallace.
4" S-Wm. Oglvie, ". @. Ramsey and Jas. Rains
J. A. Ramsey and John Rains
9-W. II. Hagarss 1hos. b Johns0n and Andrew
Ssq r 56 d. G9o1S aP p o Mn anG Jas
Haukins-h. Creush w and ". c Burchett.
u-Wm. Edmiston, II. Compton and Allen Cotton
w. Onel and F. Campbell.
12-Jesse Jordan, W. f. Watkins and John NJ.
Jos'in--saul. Ia ridson, jr.
13-Beni Cox, W G. Shelton and W. Dozier-C
Level and W. McGuay.
4" 14-James l. Greer, James Russell and SHELTON
Demoss-Wm. Demos aud VIM. Frazier.
John :. Prichett ThOs J. Allison and Moses
Greer-John Haley and +. Halsted-
J6-James r. Newsom, Roger PeEram and James
NJ. Dunno Charlton and DR.. BagweH.
Thames Fughum Wu Osborne and NJ. Usry-
sam. Damn and r.. J. Order.
Is Stul Hiram Vaughan and A. c. Whe--A.
F. Estes and John d. Brien.
19--W. II. Hambn, W. b. Hudson and John Tay-
Ior-5. ) Hall and 49, Gee
2O--W. c. Hall, W. NJ. Dismukes and W. s. Foster
Wesley Drake and r. II, Cartwright.
2I-Audrew Hooper, 1hos. 7. Saunders and J. Var
brOugh-Geo. Kceir and 10. Phillips.
22-George W. Campbell Geo. W. Walker and G
MarshalI--E l. CrockeT aud Geo. Weber.
23-W. J. Drake, David Eoiston and lie Wis Will
iams-WeHug,on Hyde and John Drake.
24-M II. wilkinson b. f. Biukiey and Ed Graves
-TazweI EtheTy and Joe Johnson.
25--Denuis DozIer, aco b May and James NJ. Lee
ID. H. Lowe and Tom Sloan.
Jelly 21--td J. X. EDMUNDSON, Sheriff
CRAND OPENING DISPLAY
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MCKENZIE & WILSON,

ORIGINAL Patentees Of the TENNEssEEAN, a Wrought
~ lrona Cooking Stove for families, hotels and planta
tons.
We manufacturing sizes Of these Stoves, which
made of Tennessee Wrought IrLn, and have never
filled to please tho who have them in diploma
has been aded BY the Mechanics Institute and prem
um State and Division Fairs different times. We
warrant hem only be gotten up in the best style,
but also warrant them to plea those who purchase.
Prices S65 8I5; fl12 and iZ5.
Cast Iron stoves from manufactures for wood and
coal.
Office and ParlOr Stoves;
Heating Stoves, great variety;
Ironing stoves and Furnaces.
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REAVER DAu NPRINCS.

A RI In Hickman ooaniy. Tennessee, on a beautiful.
II elesr small creek q and living ater Eely
shaded grove where the air Is cool bracng and
the eQua hyperion the south-u est
b. wing T. sulphur sprEs. an dieFipg lateTialy one
Cnayhae and several a The Puret and eo Frss-stone
world. Takng e things together Il considered
oompeteEt judges % be q TIE verg watering
places 10 the ned States. Beaver Dan forty miles
asst a. Columbia Nearly hah o. ths read turnpike
TIE balance the best dirt road M Tennessee. From
Wayussbcro' Il cy about thirty mles from
PeEryTilie aboat The distance Coed huntng
ashing b, and tbs very hes q Brady zs and
Ciear Eabis and purposes, Billiard Tables
Nine Pin Aney, and macy smaller games far exercise
health and pleasure lnyal1a ana pleasure seekers
We aulhQrEsd q refer % AeF A. l. +. 0Fsen Auei
Houston, James Ellis, X -. hEaWa, and " szti Sea
Meredith. % Nashville neaFiy every mas ueuan and
CaiuEahla Id Maury co1uts h Aes jas. Olsg
Narr
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Summer BOnnelS. Summer BOnnetS..
AND
millinery Goods,
Closing Out at Half-PriCeS.

E-ra NOW Ladies sou purchase a fnc -
go tonnet or Millinery Goods az your own -
w Prices.
Fson the unprecedented patronage We have received
thia reason thr great competition uohs landing flr this
has fully established the reputation Of our house aid in
creased oar trade per cent, and have made large add
tons 20 our STOCK which Is select in designs than
any time this season.
Eueh Flower. adys, that viii delight you and the
g;Js 6psry Hats tesstching Cau sn8u this Is
last stock Tor This season, aud viii be sold
Our stock u straw aud Fancy Goods, EmbrodeTes, &C,
consists Of
rich Paris, Bugal Fancy Bouets imported styles;
cases Hair, bugal Bond Lace H1unrts;
FlENsh straw and other STYLES;
dozen irpor--d Imperial Chip bonuets,
CaTou's OF Paris Fiosers for bonnels, parties and
br.deEi
drJss trimmings
Hoop skirts, bone aud steel, extra bone, 4e;
Spanish and French fau5s
Farasuls, assorted quality
Rich Black Blssl Lace Maatiilss and materials;
BsEal Gimps aud Laees, white, blond aud Masase;
Black BuEal Collars aud Sets FOR Ugsr uIg.
ubroiders 5 not only beautiful bat cheap
consisting part of Rich Maltese Wofk, Muslin, Jaconrt
Sstts Collars Houllsn Work, husiu Maltese and Jaco-
net Cudtr-sleeyes, Worked Bands, Paris Embroidered
Handkerchief. Gue line o. Paris Mics, Kid Gloves End
Elastic Be; Ladies eriau CshbAs Port Monies.
me Bonnet Comb and styles 90 facs and ReddSns
Cents Hh many Rancy noods tQo numerous - nentisn
uul be said 40 a Freag FedEcfaa TIA prices.
shan open chs Is t rrtsbsF, The hneft stock Of
Goods or Trade oenei Aashvtlics % oFc~
as zoo worth our Importation sF0m PARA Gear
psttoa ust b. fnet large stock II 4ieA Goods ana
l0s pFsges. keep up the iir q trade EltA
JAY Il, No. 80 Uaioa -. usEs door 70 stais BAat.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

HENEY Massey ard R. W. HAYWOOD, candidates for the
Legislature from the Joint District of Davidson Robert
son and Montgomery having canyassed the last mentioned
county will address their fcow-czens at the follow ng
times places:
DAVIDSON COUNTY.
'' Dog Creek Saturday July Is
. Robrrison's Store Nopdsv = 27
s. New hirtersYiIle Iuesday Is
july 2. IA
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Wheat! W,eat,t

Wheat! Wheat!
Tn0 On0 BUSHELS WHEAT WANTED, de-
AOOsOOO uscrcd q uy store b. gath u July
taE SHEA The highest mArAes Prise al be pad saeks
4. c. handy.
lhtl1 No. %. CaIere street.
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OARn 80 . =.

- - 49, 49,
COLUMBIA HOUSE, CAPE ISLAND, CAPE MAY,
- NEW JEIfSEI.-This extensive establishment viii
be opened for the reception OF company THURSDAY,
June l. inst Since the close of last il has been
put ia complete order Painted throughout Papered and
much Furniture added. corps Of the best drilled
CCored Servants have been selected from this City and
Baltimore and every attention will paid the
comfort and pleasure Of the guests Application for Rooms
Cottages be made at the Office Of the subscriber
L. HARDWOOD,
No. 90 Walnut street,
June l-eod2m. Philadelphias Pa
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-25
CITY CLIO Thing STORE,
Fresh Arrivals
OF Spring and Summer Goods.
M. sULZBACHER,

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N Z r G HANT TAIL OR,
MARKET STREET, Nashv lille, Tenn.
AyING lately redtted aud enlarged establishment,
IL and received large addition 70 former extensive
stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
can an all Clothing on III shortest notice
at prices that will suit al purchasers.
Our stock Of
Ready Made Clothing,
now complete Gentemen's and Bows wear and
confidently believe that give general satisfaction
70 al Who Will give a call. n. SuLZBACHER- Ag't-
mayO-3mo