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WANTED

MISUNDERSTANDING 5 or 20 good
W sawyers an Choppers. to 60 into thu woods n
few miles from Richmond, to cut timber Apply at
corner Of Byrd and Ilth SITS, to
au It's H. B. LATRORR. Agent.
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EALL TRADE, 1857.
GARRISON, ANDERSON e. CO.,

h
GARRISON, ANDERSON e. CO.,
(So. LOG MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, va
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
ENGLISH, GERN4N AND AMERIC-iN HARD
ware, CUTLERY, GUNS AND
ANCHOR BOLTLNG CLOTH.
Their stock consists in part Of
Rodgers, Nv ostenholm's, Butchers" and Map
pins" pocket and table Cutlery; Razors, Scissors
Log. q; NTH, breast, back tongue, trace and hal
Bellows, Anyis, yises, Stocks and Dies, and longs
Horse and Mule shoes, and Grifius horse shoe
Hemp and Manila Rope. Bed Cords and Plough
Axles, springs. Nuts, Washers carriage and plough
Cast, shear. blister and German Steel
Spades, Shovels; Forks. Hoes, Picks and Mattoxes
Stirrup Irons, Bits. Buckles, Webbing, and Saddle
Trees
Wagon, stage and gig IIames
Brides Halters Grths and Web Reins
Pad stock, chest. till rim and mortce Locks
building Hardware Of every description
Carpenters smiths aud saddlers' Tools, OF every
Simmons Collins, Mann's and Virginia" Axes
Genuine Anchor Boiling Cloth
n. B.-They are, also, sole agents in Richmond
for Fairbank s celebrated Scales. sell
DECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
~ GEO. VI. WEST. Exchange BOOKSTORE,
MARION HARLAND'S NEW BooKl
MOSS SIDE.
BY MARION HARLAND,
AUTHOR OF 'AL9NEN AND THE HIDDEN PATH"
One neat limo vol. Price Sl.25.
Love took up the harp of Life, and smote
On all the cords with might
Sinote the cord Of Salt, that trembling passed
In music out ofsight."
Nothing need be said to awaken an interest in a
book by this charming authoTsss Forty-seven
thousand copies other Atone" aud Hidden Path
have been sold by her American publishers aud the
is at present AS constant and regular as ever
In Europe they have met with still grester SUCCESS
no other American authOress has yet been honored
by republication in the Lepsic edition Of standard
American Authors. Those who have seen the alt
vance sheets of 'Moss-5ide, unite in the opinion
that it is superior to both oil Marion Harands former
productions i'll interest style and popular tact; il
full oflncdent of exciting nature, while the plot
| is better and more systematically arranged.
l-2t GEO. VI. W EST.
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WANTED FIVE HUNDRED

IA WANTED FIVE HUNDRED
RSo YOUNG MEN for the UNITED STATES
It MOUNTED SERVICE, 10 serve in Kansas,
~ Nebraska, California. Texas and New Mex
leo Pay from IL to S22 per month. Horses aCrnu.
n -hed free of charge.
For fuIther information apply at the Rendezvous,
franklin street, opposite Metropolitan Hall, Rich
N nd, Virginia, b. H. ROBERTSON,
LIST Lieut. 81 Dragons,
~ Am Recruiting 0flcer.
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GRAND EXCURSION

GRAND EXCURSION, 90
X
vSsneE& MOONLIGHT 81
PRUrECrt0N fIRR COMPANY. NO a Com.
ursnaer Boseux, have the pleasure Of an nouncing
IL their friends and the public geperay that their
FIRST ANNUAL EXCURSION,
down Jamos River will take place. on the evening
oG
MONDAY, THR Z TN DAT or SEPTEMBER.
The fsvorite and sgieodd steamer CURTIS PECK
hAs b"eu engaged ftH the OCCASION and 9th ar ar.
raagpiaentS have been made 70 contribute TO the
comfort and pleasure of those who may honor them
With their presence.
as~ The boa, win i.ave the wharf at o'clock.
? VI
The Music will be furnished b. SMITHS ARMo-
ny RAND
Tfcksrs can ne procured from the. Committee
q ArTans~n eptS. or from any other member Of the
Company. Price 81, admitting Gentleman and
two Ladies F0y~esn's will be charged for each al.
dith0A lad
sS RBPRESlIHRSTS furushed At city prices
COMMITTEES, Commander Bossiepx. lat Foreman
Crawford. Sni Private Cyrus Bossissx.
au l~-eotid
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w ANTED-Io purchase, 2OOO cords of
w good STAyR TIMBER, on the stump, either
by the cord or 1t must tie either on the Canal
River. Or convenient TO some Of the Railroads lead
inQ into Richmond Apply at the Richmond Bar
rel Factory, corner Byrd and 18th sta. au Its
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By Taylor & Williams, Aucts.
WILTON ESTATE, ON JAMES RIVER.

M ILTUN ESTATE, ON JAMES RIVER,
" FOR RENT, AT AUCTION.-The person who
rented the above tract, the Goth July last hay-
ing failed to comply with terms, shall, on MON-
DAY, the 1th day of September at y O'Clock, NJ. at
rent to the highest bidder the cleared portion Of
Wilton Estate, on james River, for one year from
the lst january, 1855. The person renting will
fall of the year 1t will be rented in two parcels
the lower portion with tho dwelling and Improve,
ments and about $50 acres of land forming one the
other parcel being OF equal size The rent 10 be paw
able semi-annually. on the first days of July 1858
required " "
Persons desiring, would do well to examine the
premises, before the day of renting
TAYLOR II
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WANTED-A single Lady or Gentle
w man. thoroughly competent to teach Music
and Drawing. Also one TO teach Modern Ian guages,
(Frsnch more particularly One qualified in both
respects, preferred and liberal salary given. Refer
ences required. Address TEACHER care ct
Spots Harvey 4 Co, Richmond.
n Ii aim
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~ An EU-by young man VINO mas
wholesale Grocer! or Dry Goots store. Recomm-n
dafions given, if required. Salary not IN OBJECT
Address " A. Box $50, Richmond ?. ..
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500
800

WANTED-Several Journeymen Shoe
w makers lone 10 take charge OF the repairing
drpsrtnent,l on both the women's and mems
branches. To men of regular habits constant em-
pioYment and good wages can be had
JOHN c. PAGE ia
l4-ts No. Is Market Bridge
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VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE On
ron can 81 BEfWREN ~ AND m .sTRRETs
ranged residence located a. above now fssrseid ~
hr; ID. 3. DeIarlhine. The house has a rSsss s~,tk
good servant accommodations. and frst rnte bricI
stable on en- alley In the rear The terms Of DAY
.ei-ss ao aSsis' ArpERsos. Aue,..
/ AND FOR E.-The subscriber
,,ns VII offer for sale At Louisa Court House. on
day. the tract Of Land upon Which ina, as De
ressmes containing ninety-fve acres--oue-third Of
which q hnely tinibcr@i the balance omen land and
- Ia me state Of cultivation. 81 - 800
Court hsiy adapted to .ne s " s9hs y
crops will show =. - -si p'N''"s sio"ins
The buildings are good and comfortable having
mwsi.lng WITH eight rooms, and all other con-
atsachsd From the location Of the farm II Il con
sidered one OF the best Of it's size W in mark q,
TINS SEXTON OF the country. There fs now growing
upon tue place, q good crop OF Corn and Tobacco
when the purchaser can buy at fair price
Possession will be given TO the land in time 70
Has s " '"""i''
rsRhs-0nethirdc cash; halancs in usual payments.
rity bearing Interest from date, and ttls retained
until last pay mont is made.
Persons wishing to purchase, can view the premi-
ses by calling upon the subscriber upon the place
also have TOR sal eprivately four acre lot of Land
In the county OF Henrico, lying upon the Stony Run
Road, about three-quarters of a mile east Of Rich
mond, Va. This land mas been cultivated a. a mar.
ket garden and from its location makes very val
liable Any one Wishing TO purchase, 1t will be
mcnd. Va or by calling the subscriber at his re-
sidence. VIM. W. BRADLEY
au Ty-6t Louisa county, Va.
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s<5A FOR PHILADELPHIA su-
SF-sA peTidr, fast sailing Schr. ELATE, FAcExIag,
stsf, having the greater portion Of her cargo en-
Eased and going on board will have dispatch. For
ffhlnhder Of cargo, apply 10
ae l--5t VIM d. CoIuUITT Co
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y AISINS.--200 boxes whole, half and
IL quarter boxes Raisins 10 cases Preserved Gin
GER is bags soft Almonds; Is do mixed; 10 bags Wal
nuts; 10 do Fberts; bhls. Pecans; Is do Palmnuts
boxes Jujube Paste; 10 boxes CtroD; 3 casks Cur
rants; cases. prunes; kegs Tamsrinds, Receiving
this day per steamers, and for sala,by
DAVID n. JONES & co,
au Is No. rs Main street.
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BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS FOR
- SALE, ON CHURCH HILL-Mrs Van Lewis
Garden, the most desirable square Church Hill.
beautifully situated on the brow of the hill opposite
Broad streets will be sold in lots to suit purchasers
Those wishing to build, could not find more Leaut
pay any outlay Of taste money. Apply to
jy l3-ts MRs ELIZA L. VAN LEW
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanted by 4

young man Sho is willing TO make himself use-
fnl in the Dry Goods Grocery business: (ths dry
goods business presred) He has had four years ex-
pArence in the business and can give satisfactory
ference. Address Box H. farinvll!s, Va.
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y HORSE. ROCKAWAY AND liar.

E-N HVIsDL, hOChhW M NNU TAH-
HJANESS FOR SALE will sell the HORSE
ana a. H'kAWAY, have driven for some time on
accommodating terms, TO good hofse-master. The
Qualities Of the horse we'll known in Richmond
thstt Is hardly necessary TO speak Of them here For
~icty reliability and general appearance there is
no such horse in the city. As family horse, he Ia
invaluable 10 any who il satisfied not 10 travel
20 fda through life Nothing would induce me 10
part with HIM hut my contemplated trip TO Europe
imri"iiate application must be made.
al 3l-3t JNO. NJ. Bolts.
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DOSES LIQUIp HAIR ToNIc-F4f beau
~ tifying and ornamenting the hair; for nls By
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A NEW AND BEAuYIFUL PROCESS

A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS
IA OF AMBR0TYPING. Just received from the in
Yentor in New York, at USBORNE'S PICTURE GAL
tERfi Come and see them. They have none Of
ihat dingy appearance of other Ambroty pes made in
the city This process is capable of producing the
most beautiful effects. Remember, OSBORN never
'ias taken cheap inferior Pctures,nothing but the
best Is allowed to go out from this Gallery. No
iassy advertisement ever appeared in prst Of this
establishment. We rely our known merit.
ALBERT w OSBORNE,
au 29-ts Opposite the Exchange Bank
DOLLARDS RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
II has become established fact that this arti-
cle IL the most certain and speedy for kheuma-
tism and all affections OF man and beast requiring
external remedy that has been offered 70 the
public We are now putting up large quantity for
he fll trade and would be happy To furnrh dsalers
an the most reasonable terms.
JOHN ". POLLARD Druggist,
au29 18th street.
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a. HIRING, SALE AND EurANGr

o. HIRING, SALE AND EvIANGr
SYN STABLE.-fhe subScribers take this opUnr-
tuuG, 81 informing their friends and the public gen.
orally, that they have got in their now Stable on
all street, where they will be glad to all good
customers in their line We have and will keen On
hand. for hire. BUGGIES, open aud top, with one OF
two Horses; family CARRIAGES, Saddle HORSES
&c, dc.
We will also hire OMNIBCS3ES to parties going a
short distance in the country, for parties at night
IL the city.
Ne will also attend 10 the buying md selling Of
Horses commission for those who may Confide
their interests to our Judgment.
With many thanks for past favors, subscribe
ourselves yonre for the future,
50 l-ukc?w EARNEST a RUsKELL
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TRUsSES,
l. ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
SHOULDER BRACES,
SURGEONS BANDAaEs
and SURGICAL APPLIANCES, Of every dessrip-
ton, to be had at MEADE d BAKERS,
New Physicians Drug Store,
ls6, N. W. corner of Main and 10th SITS.
GREEN GINGER! GREEN GINGER!
and every variety Of PiCKLING and PREsERv-
ING SPICES; Cooking and Flavoring EXTRACfH
TO be had at MEADE BAKERS
New Drug Store,
lS6, n. W. corner of Main and 18th sts
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CT0CK FOR SALE.
~ City of Richmond.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
Merchants Insurance Co.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds.
Virginia Central Railroad Bonds.
WANTED-VlrgniR Central Railroad Stock.
il 2-ts ISAACS h TAYLOR, Brokers.
CTATE STOCK FOR SALE in sums to
~ suit purchasers.
WANTED.-A few Shares Of Richmond Danville
Railroad Stock for which the highest market price
will be paid.
Exchange on New York. Philadelphia and Balti
more, bought and sold.
@. W. PURCELL CO.,
apG-f Exchange Brokers'
EOR SALE--RICHMOND CITY STOCK,
u long dates.
JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA BONDS
K. II. MAURY 4 CO.,
jy 10 Stock and Exchange Brokers.
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Mt1aa coal CompanY.

ToR sae the largest and finest teams Of mules In
lie State Also excellent match Of family carriage
horses able work horse. few thorough bred colts
and FLIES of approved breed. Also few heers and
bulls of the best milk stock.
diff w. G. HARDING
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Cipcinuati Mar.et. August 10.

The market for Flour and all descriptions of grain,
except Corn, has declined materially within the
wees and closes very dull, with still farther down
ward tendency. Flour is So so for good super6ne;
Wheat 81 O0@a1 05 for prime Red, and ST 100
l 25 for White. New Oats 35e. Barley is nomi-
nally 90@95c. Rye is very duh at 90c, buyers in
many cases having reduced their views to 75c About
35 900 bushels wheat have been received fromsSat-
urday evening to noon yesterday. The export de-
mand for Wheat for the North has fallen of. The
prices heretofore paid by Northern millers, were
relatively above the valae of Flour and the latter
declining instead of advancing, change became
necessary in Wheat operations, 80 a.s
Hogs have been sold for delivery within the last
two weeks of November, at 81 per 100 TBS net and
at this figure there more buyers than sellers
Packers will commence with the first favorable
weather, and should this occur early in November,
hogs then ready for the knife win sell readily and at
high figures for it is hot probable that products will
give way in price before the incoming of the new
crop, owing to the small stocks in the country.
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.COMMERCIAL.
Foreign Markets and Crops.

1-'sas Foreign Markets and CrOps
The news from Europe is quite unfavorable for
.breadstutfs. The markets were declining steadily
under the influence OffayOrable crop prospects. The
quotation at Liverpool on the 9Th inst for Ohio four
was equal to 81 co. and at this sales to any great
amount could not have been made. An kinds Of
breadstufs were declining with dull Market under
the influence Of most favorable weather and con-
tinued cheering prospects of abundant crops in
Great Britain and Ireland and on the continent
The harvest in France and Spain was over and the
crops had been gathered in the best possible condi
ton. The harvest was progressing in the south Of
England. The vintage crop in France promised we'll
RumOrs of the appearance of the Potato disease in
Ireland, which had been quite prevalent during the
latter part of July, it seems not confirmed ex-
cept to a very trifing extent. Both abroad as well
as in our own country, the indications are very ia
vorable for an unusual abundance Of food of all
kinds, and consequently low prices, far below the
average of the last three years. -1.
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by TELEGRAPH.


CHICAGO, August 81. 10 Bragman, editor Of
the ssoerat was arrested this morning for robbing
the Post 0fice drawer Of money He waived an ex-
animation b AesA7FEs 7Hss-s s-A anI
s BOSTON, August Gilt is reported that Blanch-
ard Sherman & Co., have suspended in consequence
of the failure Of Bates Co. ael,,a4i-.o 81
NEW YORK, Aug. 22.--Sales of Cotton to-day
$50 bales and firm.e Flour duller Wheat heavy. =
Corn s5a90c Pork, Whisky and Bacon firm: Lard
1910; Ries5ac; muscOvado Sugar 8a10c. IS
The steamer Fulton sailed for Havre to-day.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 22.--Flour S. O0a5 Is Corn
&c., Oats 3Oc,; Whisky 2S4c Provisions firm
h. P. Lane has been nominated for Governor of
Iowa by the Republicans. ~ AZ
Woodland Wisconsin was destroyed yesterday by
9 hurrican. -s.,e5ss.s :
ST. LOUIS, August 22.-Advices sta e that a bat
tie. was fought on Gila river between the Apaches
and COL Miles command, in which 25 Indians were
killed and wounded, and II whites were wounded.
{ LOUISVILLE, August % -Thustin & Ely, whole
sale grOcers, have suspended business. Weather
cool = ss.-,s 1aa
/, NEW YORK, August 22.-Henry j. Wagstaff, a
well-known lawyer was shot dead this morning by
j. s. Sims, an actor. Cause, business difficulties.
The entry clerk at the St.sNicholas Hotel has been
arrested for the embezzlement Of 10000. ssas
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WORD

IP YOU wish to be HEALTHY and STRONG uhng The Sam
i mer, 90 a once and get some Of
M,Lean's Celebrated strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier. b -. afssB
II the only remedy that will remove all Impurities from
the BLOOD II being Tonic, ~ viii a. tae same sine
nTRKxarHKE and TNTIeoRkEE the ssstem.
Thousand Bous used IL and the nniyerssl
preston h faiis In curing complaint ais
as. A few doses VIII cure DIARRHoEA or DrsEETERY.
Diuretie, II viii any disease OF the kIDNktS,
blood and remove all YELLowNEss, PtMPLBs, or SORES
from the skin. - = = go,
AGUE ane FEVER, and CHOLERA There : DO MISTAKE
about t. We refer 70 hundreds Of STEAMBOAT MN
and others, % prove that TACT -, ,,opD,.r -.
quire 70 bring notice, dose sufficient
20 convince The most skspcal Of lis wondsal invgorat
nE S s1se oSNf fHS aERcHASF should axe suppI
home win hm- Iisan Indispensable rsmsdy fes sFsy
famtv = n MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor or this Cordial.
'--'1'' Also, Mclean Volcanic Oil Linlmsat.
~ Principal Depot on the conner Of Third and Pine
For sss 81 ali he principal Druggists in hs city aad
EWhy viii yOu go limp ping on crufehss,
orsasr and pans when Dy The use Of few bottles
S,LRAN,s CELEBRATED VOLCANIC on. LINMRRr.
you can bespsrmeHsnty cured Thousands OF confirmed
uable Inaimen Many afflicted for twelve ysars
with rheumatism, have been esetualy cared. Old
ming sores resisted All other tEsstmeH besa
healed BY the use Of two small bottles OF AeLkAN'S CkIE
Cancers, Piles Paralysis or Palsy saa Jonis Tuaors
Bruises Sprains Burns, Sorehroat, Cuts Wounds any
local palms, difference how ssvsrs hey win yield 70 ne
WONDERFUL IMMINENT.
Then trias no longer with those ninentg and
mediss-ea 4 once and get supply Of Msssa Voeanis
on Anlnsni safe ane certain cure ana ne oy r.
&c, on bsast- For sale b. }. X. MCLEAN,
luiyl-a.dE-s-s-mlasa PEoPrssOs, 81 Louis, No.
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UNsArE Berr1Na ON LIeuoR The Cincinnati

UxsAFE BETTING ON LIQUOR The Cincinnati
Gazette tells the following story IA
1.-TWO gentlemen got into an argument yesterday
as 10 the stock of whisky in market and is often
the case the conversation led TO banter for bet
One of the parties is extensive liquor dealer, and
the other sells the 'red eye" it comes from the
still. The latter finally declined bet, and assign
ed as reason that if his opponent wished TO reduce
the stock of whisky, he could convert one-four'h OF
fbe supply into wine eoenac or rum in few hours;
or if he wished to increase it, he might rectfy FIVE
thousand barrels in day. and thereby increase the
stock ten thousand barrels. He thought 1t unsafe
to bet with one who could so easily and speedily
convert whisky into imported liquors, or water into
whisky" rl.-. f.
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Wanted.
Wheat. wheat.

WANTED 100000 bushels prime White and Rec Wbea
w for which viii pay the highest market price, de
ivered at our Ware house, Spring and Clark Street.
Nashville. Wheat will be elassed as follows:
Ten per bushef Will be paid tor prime White above
prime Red and 10 cents below for prime Medteranen
This Wheat lowest classification. When mber Wheai
prime per bushel viii be paid over the pnce q
Spring and other Red Wheats-
Inc Anbsris known here BY Farmers as Blue Stem OF
Missouri NheAt. TO this s the Golden Chaf-moai
desirable. ~
First Class, White; Second Class, Amber;
Third Glass Golden Chat; Fourth Spring
and all other Red Wheas except the Mediterranean, which
is ten cents below in value.
$4,000 Grain Sacks on hand BY -
1u5eSs 4 : Hs FRENCH & SON.
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Nor SATIsFED.-The surviving officers Of the
regiment of New York Volunteers are in a stew over
the award of Gen JacksOn's gold snuff box to Capt
Garrett Dykman. They unanimously protest against
st. for good and sufficient reasons, if theiHpublished
5iatement be true. While they award to him equal
credit for his services in the Mexican war, they
maintain that he in no respect whatever distinguish
ed himself above his compeers.
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sONGET1ING NEW.
Ellis & Moore,

Nos. SO & 81 Market Street,
RI happy to inform their friends and the public gen
n orally that they have made large, addii1ns TO their Ma
chine Shop and FoBndry and have double dctes Tor
rendering may favor them with cali
intention heretofore to keep ourselves wen
sCpplied with descr ptOn of steam Engines, boes
Mill Machinery, Shsing, Also, ell kinds Of work for
Flour Nils Steamboats,, Saw Mills, Tobacco Factories,
prices ELLIS q MOOR
Nos 81 "a Market south of Broad Street. Nashville, Tenn.
auR 10 -dis4mos. a .t .."r
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THE co heretofore exiting between the
Il dersiyned under the style Of BEAUMONT,
VANLEER & co Is day dissolved bV mutual consent.
Mr. F. Beaumont Withdrawing from the firm, the remains
ing pares Samuel VaDeer and A. w Mccall assuming all
liabilities are alone authorized the Of the late
firm in Quidatiln. IF 8 BEAUMONT, &
TA SAM'L VANLEER.
Aug Ist 1857 A. W. MCCALL.
TAVLNG purchased the interest OF Mr.. P. 8. BEAU
I1MONT in Che hrm OF Beaumont, VRnleer, & Co., We
will continue The
Hardware Business,
under the name and style OF MEGA N, Vanleer Co..
at the old stand, NJ q. a n, South Market street,
viii be pleased 70 he friends and customers
of the Arm. er. "A. w .MeCAlL
ang- /, 1857 sAML NANLbBh-
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Plies! Piles /! PILES !

THIS HITHERTO Dlsssss OF ETEET ToRH AND
EVERY sfAGs,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIR. CAVANAUGH'S PILE SALVE--
VKTILL fail in giving Immediate relief and POSI-
lively curing the worst and most obstinate cases Of
HemOrrhoids or Piles. 1tisthe
+ -slE ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere for the Piles and s the result OF year1
OF patient study and investigation.
Sufferers from Piles have q remedy at hand which
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL, q,
without fear Of failure its part to de all the proprietor
CLAIMS for H. 81 IM FL -
Fd directions mpanying each box and ell that Is
strictly % observe thsn and cure will scon
to follow. 81 70
DR. 4 II. CtsAxAUsB, presently - sA
Dear Sir. When arrived in the city few days ago
was suffering intensely with the piles. mentioned my
coudit-n you asking your advice You recommended
your Pile Savs saying il would cure me- rlsd 1.-THE
effect was immediate and an well. ! believe
TO be- asitprUyed in my case invaluable remedy, sno
for that disease the Piles and a. such recon-
mend it to others.
Yours truly JOHN W. HANSON ofSt. Louis, No.
Ia Price 81 per box. For sale IN Nashville oy KWin
Bros, Whoessls agents. and By Druggists and Dealers
- DR.. 7. II. oAYANAUGH, Sole Proprietor.
augs1-ly ius,de CEgJI y -. Louis, Mo-
pURg HOLLAND GIN for sals By o., .
aDrla I. lsrltA -a4 " ~ 80 H. O'hAA1s
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