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Leaves every THURSDAY, at 5o'clock, Pm.
r. REGULAR THURSDAY II.

keS y Mail H. Packet steamer Il. W. nIcRne, j.
NJ White master, will leave for Carolina Land.
ing Ashton, Pchers Point, skipwh's Ian ding. Lake
Providence Camack Landing, Milken's Bend. vcksbur
Grand Gull, Rodney Nachez, Fort Adams, Red River
ing Bayon Sara, Port Hudson Baton Rouge. Plquemine
and Donadsonvle carrying the U. S. Mail For freight
having unsurpassed accommodations apply board
-.'a ..'.--,. GEO. D. HITE CO., 81 Front street
S9 The R. W McRAE, will take Yazoo river freight and
sign through bills adng with the privilege reshippng
on steamer U. s. Aid. ielT
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Y@-. lSj7-lS5S-LEATES EVERY SATUR-
fAnHts - urday, at O'Clock P. M.-REG ULAR SATUR.
i~-@s@a DAY PACKET
The magnificent passenger packet steamer Eclipse, W.
Broadvei master will leave regularly above Commencing
SATURDAY the 18th September for Baton Rouge Bayou
Sara hatcie Waterproof, Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf
vcksburg. For freight passage, having
surpassed accommodations, apply on board. or to
GEO. D. HITE Il CO., 81 Front street
pPassengers and shippers rely the Eclipse
taking her place in the above trade SATURDAY, Eth Sep
teIlh lhX
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WEIR MIssIssIPPI.

Leaves WEDNESDAY $ q 18th instant: a. s o'clock Pm.
fT~ &c UL A II w r DIN E ID
ET.Tbe superior running packet steamer
r.. w: Powell, J. H. Estis, master will
1ndipg Lake pr0ydence cs"cks Landing Mken Bend
nicksburg Grand Gulf Rodney, Nstchez Fort Adams
River Landing Bayou Sara Port Hudson Baton Rouge Pa
qIeInina and Donaldsonve above The R. ".
take fazoo river freight and sign through bills of adng with
the privilege For freight or passage, apply board
T. b. SMITH. Agent.
4 r.itnua str
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JTNIEERSIEY OF LOUiSIANA-TIE COM
u Exercises for the academic year lSsi-S57
will take place on the 18th of July inst, O'Clock NJ
The parents and guardians the Students and friends
of the University, respectfully invited without
any further notice.
Glasses English French. Mathematics Comm ercnl Cac
ation PenmHnhip and Book keeping will in
zion during the months of August II Sept nber
Military wanted for academic wear lS57-5s to
charge of Military Tactics and perform the ue of
general diseipnarian. Apply the Baronne and
Common streets,
jyl5 I'm Prof. LOUIS DUFAU.
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obtained OF the Office a2SIy
NAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL, FOR YIII7 NJ
~ LADIES-Founded in 1885, by Madame Leiris and cor.
Quoted 1S40 Madame Desbrayaux Burgundy street be-
tween Customhouse and Benyle streets, New Orleans
The Summer Session of this establishment Christian
begins the s June The buildings there enough
to accommodate FIFTY boarers and indefinite
Day Scholars Attached to the premises fine bath house
and good wharf The nsstion provides thorough
sana instruction in and department Of education
and offers great facilities for the requirement the French
guage Singing and Solege taught by Mr. Preyos: the well
known leader of the Orchestra of the New Orleans Opera
Provost will reside at the Pass during the and will
e his lessons Singing and olfege in the establishment Hs
will also give private lessons in families.
examinations music take place month during winter
IN the city and fortnight during the the Pass
ihe city school remains the whole fo boarders and
DAY scholars. my26 IL
- POINT CLEAR HOTEL-THE PKOrRTE-
o OF me Battle House hereby give notice that the above
summer will opened visitors
the lsot June The facilities for salt bathing fishing.
etc are unsurpassed the whole Rooms
secured oE aa?Iessi4g F. H. CHAMBERLAIN co.
nlooLIe. Aptil oo 1891 myS If
g-gzasa MRS. CAMPBGIaI. TEACHER OF MU-
nT%T7 SlC gives lessons the PIANO and GUITAR, at
~ her Residence No. 81 Constance street nTerrns-
% per month or twelve lessons invariably ADVANCE
raH LECTURES at 27 Constance week flo ly
o STRAYED OK STOTIEN-FROM THE
NY residence OF r. A. Shaw, No. Carondelet street
wv yellow wre-hRired ter1fer Dog had chain collar
A with brass plate. liberal reward will be paid 10
any one returning said dog, by applying
NN SHAW Il ZuNTS, No Al Front street,
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A L A 3 A NJ A RIX ER.

, r. FOR BLADON AND CULLUM
lE9sAAAa,ES Sprngs-Seamer Advance, Samuel Ables,
MASTER leaves twice week for Bla1on and Cui.
lnm Springs, every Wednesday O'Clock P NJ De-
mopos Bladon and Cuum Springs every SATu RDAY at
O'Clock p NJ Returning leaves Badon and Cullum Springs
every TUESDAY, o'clock p NJ, and every THU RSDAi,
at 5 P. NJ. For particulars apply to
my22tf T. B. SMITH. 4 Tchoupitoulas street
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY, " at s Pm
nTs - REGULAR WEDNESDAY vIGKSBURG
lasa9s4sakasN racket MagnOlia.-Ths steamer MAGNO.
LA ST. G. Thomasson, master; will leave for
Vcksbnrg Warenon Grand Gulf St Joseph Rodney
proof and Natchez as above, commencing WEDNESDAY,
SCI If GEO d. HITE x CO. n Front strest
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-25
ASSOCIATIONS,
PHILADELPHIA.

BsaoUolsut Institution, established be- special sndo-
1eat for The relief Of the sick and distressed afflicted
soifh VirlsleHt and Epidemic diseases.
n ALL PERSONS AFT etsd with Sexual Diseases such az
SperHai0rrbCel, Seminal Weakness Lap0tsncs, Con.
orrbpa Gleet Syphilis the Vice Of Onanism Sell AUuss
DC. DC.
Ths Howard Association in view ofhs fol destrue TO-
of human life, caused BY Sexual Diseases and the deep
eons practised upon the unfortunate victims such da
eases b. Qaacks years directed their
Surzron, a Chantabls Act worthy q their na ne 10 oo
DgpeneaTv for stment Of This class dsgases m
heir FORMS and give Medical Adi Gratis 10 an ybo
apply b. letter with description OF heir condition fa
oeeu patton. habits OF life. &C.. and In cases on tta
poverty, 10 furnish med zines Pr ee OF Cbar-e d
less add that the Association Commands the hrf .
zeal skill Of the age, and viii furnish the most approved
modern treatment.
The Directors review Of the past feel assured that
their sbors in this sphere or benevolent effort have been
great benefit 10 The afflicted; especially The your AID
they have resolved TO devote themsel win zeal
70 this very mpor ant but mueh de pisef cause
Just PUB ished BY the Association, Report SpermaoT
Eha, or Seminal Weakness Vice Of Oaansm Hastur-
baton or SELF Abuse and cher Disesses Of the Sexual Or
Eans, oy The Consulting Surgeon, VIII eh will BY wait
I'm sealed letter enVepe free Of charge receipt Of
two stamps for postage.
Address, for Report treatment, Dr. George r. Calhoun
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2, south
Ninth Street, Phladelphs, Pa.
By oder Ofthe Directors.
EZRA d HEART NELL, Preside NJ.
GEO FAIRr Hid. 2l-W3ms
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NASHVILLE.

es - lates- OF Advertising.
- -rns Inns or Irss TO cOSsrrurn soUAzE.
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ChaReerF Sale.

DYvrus Of the ths ehzuesry court a. Centre
II He In mo case Of Marohle krves against Felix G
2taaadfd ana afs endelrd GA the ltn da Of september
$50, and ordered be carried mo a1ssut ~ dec-s or
tns anne court lllde ca he 1th day Of september la5z
sna 90 tue lst SATURDAY. Ia Dec 1885, being he 5h
day OF Decembr, 1857. expOse % public sa al ~ rsmi-
es zoe undivided Two hrs n the Furs g.. Forge lands
and Fixu es known as tla Nile Crees Iran orxsin sad
eoun Of Hickman, fully and pareuarlf essc s 10 said
decree OF the I'm cay n plzm0e-, 1855. M aid und
vidsd tWOhiTds of said properly IN sold or credit Of
and tEO ears with interest from das 20 ~ and ih
out the fght oil redemption. he puTchassr wifi be rrr
ed 20 give bond and security The plrchasa mnues ID
lien Ui De retained the props u los me pagf5e1t OF
the same All persons who may " 81 % Puscas ara lnv
ed TO examine he prop rty hicn vii b. ltsr h ~ -
persons the premises. OhFlLIa 4 NIXON
Oct i-Wds prs lee - G.isft Il 1fssf--
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CHANCERY SALE.s-

DURsUANT 10 decree ofthe Chaacsry court at Carthage
made n The case Of Benjamin Rucks ENr. ~. Howell
hucks anu others the tdersgned viii The 24th da7
Of OctOoer next 1851 proc sell highest bidder
on me Pfem ses, ta and beiongng ~ the ee Of Jos
~ Is eecdi composed OF The tract If which said JOSIAH
DIED seized and posessat aHd which the Elizabeth
Rucks resided az The time o. And U act OF
20 acres a. urnng thereto, purcnaed b portion The
heirs Of sald Josiah kueks snee his ~ all about 800
acres an Of said and lies in smith County tennessee Dis
tcl NO p neas he Town Of Rome VIII be laid In lots
10 suit purchasers
At the and place the undersigned viii also sen
the slaves belonging 70 said estate tOWit Joshua aged
about 4S Luc, about s. ally about and her Children
Henry about z, Lucy and Marina 4.
sad sales will BE- made credit OF and two years
excePsE sum uceet 70 pay costs and Atorney's
Notes win approved ssearis viii be 1rsd Of The par-
ChaseTs. A NOORE
sept i2-wbi prs, Zee So CIsrk 4. Mas15r
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2 q nds I'D IEiIIs

1Aas ~ -AiSAA1an County Tenn
ID virtue u TIE decree Of he Charcery Cont Al nt
ID vile, % ne case Of Geo W. star Oh and others a1sist
James = Ntanni ard others render on the 7tb dav on
september ie'5, Shall he ~ day OF Dsce Der fss7
fAPs W Ptbic sue on The premises, valuable tract OF
iao tog-ier Wth sud girls mill attlehe :bsrso
ing ald Ing u Hcsnar County Tennessee District o.
ara on swan Creek hse miles East Of Centrevis on he
uoup ana 'euireyo road ining acres OF and
more Or less and fully and particularly described In
he decree o. the Hh day on September, ISL The aid
iala ant nils will be sod credit Of one aud two
years line with interest from date safe and bout fbe
lgh 81 redemption The purchaser will be rec rd NJ rive
bond A1d good secgJ for the purchase uousv aad ein
VII Do sHned upon h8 properly gJr the payment of The
purchase money Al persons may wish 10 purchase
invited anime land ana u which s. shoVTn
by persons living thereon.
ORVILLB A NIXON, C an
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Chancev Sale

DRSUANT 10 ineTI tary decree need Al tb
September Term, 1857 % the n, Chancery Court AZ
SmituTte Tenn, in the Of Manson NJ Brien and n
e Stone, against Joshua Ieylor Jsnss TrammeI joan
Fuson ana Abnsr sell, Ill. she 7h day OF Decent Der
next a. she tOuu House Door in the town Of Smhye
bekao County, len sell 10 the highest bidder OF q credit
o. SIX mon rs, except the sum Of S00 Wneh viii be re-
q1ired in hand valuable Tract Lana containing about
$50 lying the Indian Crsek in civil Dis
U e. No. TO- UeKlI0 County, Tenn known and described
1ay Tor.
The puTchaserwill be required give bond with two or
more approved securities and lien pOn me land
10 secure the pay mont Of the purchase money.
oct - WI prs lee 81 I WHALsY. g & NJ
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cambridge Bank,

being understood that this proposition does not
embrace Guns under thirty dollars. oct 22-lm.
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state OF Tennessee, Humphreys County
September Rules fs57

Louisa FoElcr and others the Heirs Jefferson Fowler
deceased. Petition % sell land and slaves.
appearing the sasactiJn Of tbs Ceik and Master,
from the allegations in the petition, which Is sworn To-
that Thomas Jefferson John Slower Marion Sto-
ver Jane Stoyer and sarah C. ahd perhaps
hens whose knoWn residents OF fhe
stae Of IL unessea, and within reach Of ordinary
process OF said C0urL therefore ordered that public
be made Tor three successive weeks Ia the Union and Amer
lean newspaper punished 10 thscJy Nashville requiring
said non resident defendants n app before the County
Judge the County Court n be held county q
Humphreys. al tho Count House Of Waverley,
on TIE hr Monday n November next and read answer o.
demur said peOn the same Will be taken for con-
fessed, and ~ for hearing pare
LsVi MoCOLLUM, Cisrk and Master.
sept % VT prs fee "A
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COMPTROLLER.

We are authorized 10 Announce WnLHLM E. McGREsoR
Of McMinnTie candidate for Comptroller of the State
sept 4-ts+
We are authorized TO announce HueH Francis of Wi
chester q candidate for Comptroller Of the Sale.
aug 20-te@
We authorized TO announce Gen. JAMES T. DuE-
LAP of Paris candidate for State Comptroller
aug estes
We are authorized to announce George R. MoCLEr.
LAM of Sullivan county candidate for Stale Comptroller
aug zl-te
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Bragg'S improved Liniment.
DIR. BRACES ARCTIC IMMINENT.

Have you the BRoNCHITIsi
Have you the NBURALGIAf
have sou the Ia K or TOOTHACHE2
YOumay rid yourself entirely Of these distressing evils
BY the useof Dr. Bragg's Arctic Linlment.
Are you suffering from old bruises?
Are you enduring pains from sprains 2
rheumatism is dreadful complaint
SeTofula q laaihsome di easel
cancers very alsrmingi
Yet such are tae wonderful healing properties OF Braggs
chronic rheumatism; Serofnla and in xii
most stubborn OF enemies TO health, the CaRoer.
Why will you suffer with the Piles!
Why will you submit CnilblaIns9
When BY using the Arctic Eminent you may md perma
nent relief.
The Eminent the discovery Of the faraned Dr.
nectiOn with the celebrated Mexican Muslng LIN
ment has devoted the most Of MS time the study which
mas given 70 the world Lpiment winch possesses
full.
ORIGIN OF THE NAME.
When Dr.. Kane, under the auspices Of the Und stat
Government, about TO proceed 10 the frozen
sIa seenlhc physicians Tor prescription that should era
Die u system endure tie hardshps Of land Of Tost and
TO the east who, after many trials, procured his RUSEFA
ClENI which having been submitted the seveesL aua
was accepted BY Dr. H. and used BY him during iba
derql voyage Of discovery Hence the origin Of the
HOW IT Is RECEIVED.
The very announcement of this medicine has been re-
csived with Joy nd confidence Letters containing eerh
Gates OF permanent cures da H received Al ae manue
terry while expressions OF gratitude are borne 70 Them By
every mail.
ITS PREPARATION.
The Ingredients Of the Arctic Lnimeu Of the
costly kind, while the utmost is bestowed
pounding them by member OF the eOmpany no makes
a personal examination Of every bottle puI up.
FARMERS AND LIVERY STABLE KEEP
Frs,
The Arctic Linimen is also sovereign remedy for HOr
ses AID Mules ai cted with Bruises spTains, wounds,
scratches sWeny SPAWN ring bone, big head, poll evil &c
No owning vouabe bOrses mules should with
out II, for IL will cure them.
III IL is put in 25c, Soc and 81 bottles. The SOC bot
ties and 81 bottles contain so and 100 per Linz
ment In proportion 10 their and the cheapest Ev
cry pc rson buying dollar bottle Of Braggs etc Lin
imentWil be furnished with EmersOns United states J0I
nal for one year BY filling up the eerhe e around every
dollar bottle and sending ii to Emerson, 81 Broadway,
New York
For sale by Bragg & BurroWes, sole prOprietOrs,
St. Louis, Mo.
Wv BERRY & DRMOVILLE,
Wholesale Agents.
And by A. H. ROSCOE, G. W. HENDBRsHOT and
oct I--dtW&Wiy
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NASHVILLE STEAM STONE SAW WORKS
WALNUT GROVE JEFFERSON STREET

ctAMUEIrHASLAM, having made important additions
y to his machinery, and greatly increased bis facilities
ant If oish and durability TO any male in The civ and
At a low prices and giving his persona attention 70 ne
setting ofthe work. be feels confident that be can give
ch As Setting Stone Front Houses TO sin or Fencing
% steps 70 String COruice tolargs Lanung % Saw Flg
ging 70 Bush Hammered Tagging to Curbing 10 Cupin9
aug 22-ly. WIN. HAsLAlI, Superintendent.
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TALUABLE LAND MAR NASHVILLE

Az authorised 70 sell and make complete titles 70 the
l. Tract Of LG1d upon which The late n p Walker re-
saei aud The lot upon which be Blacksmith Shop su-
a1ed aud the slaves and SOCK TIE place The phcs
Is situated on the Gelatin turnpike ntersscted BY
the Nashville ard Louisville Railroad is near uRh 70
SIsbvile to make it convenient country residence for
persons dong business n the city has as fine spring as
there IN the State and is susceptible Of divisions INTO
several lots each Of which would afford beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpike or rarosd am au-
hcrlsed to eel the entire Tract ID body OF N parcels
ana on such credit Is may deem szpedenL shall be
on place curing the hst ald second Wsss Of EOTsm-
Der nez and viii receive pr0p0salB for The purchase ct
private sale OF ell any Of the above named and per
5ona property. In The time any person desiring
examine tee property 90 go BY ealing on Mrs Agnes
Walker on the pace, and proposals 70 purchase can be-
made % her John Taylor Mathew Allen on the place.
or addressed to me at Trenton Gibson county Tenn.
seDt24-tf SAMUEL WIIIIA9S Trustee.
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$500 Acres of Land

FOR SALE.
a S agent FOR Mrs. v. ". Alexander, Of North ECx,
II CaFona offer for sale il5U acres Of Land iy Els
ina near the Memphis and ohio Railroad, between Mason
and SlautOn's DepOts.
any one wishing 10 purchase high. dry, healthy home
would do well b examine this Land ONLY aboal $40 sres
OF The tract are cared, the remainder we'll bersd
nave also lands Of my directly the Karoa hat
l will sell in luis Of any size suit purchasers
Also another tract IN county Ou NE Vesev and
SOmervtile rJaI six mi from Wesley and even from
sOmervs combining three hundred and ATTY or aeres
with good Improvements.
Address tns undersigned Mlson's Depot for f1hsr in
oruaton or call AID examine the land
Oct9-irw. J. B MACLIN
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1857. NEW FIJI G00DS 1851
Dancing Academy!


nESpECTFULlY informs his patrons and friends IN
h Ina, he has returned to the City and that he vii -
omen MS ca jeuly al his Hall on SATURDAY, OGTO- A
Der nth. 1857, at o'clock, p N S--S
Days and Hours Of Tuition, Friday at > ocoek, r w.
Ind Saturdays OF 9 O'clock, 4. H., and 2 IT,
Arrr The ps,, Dances lately received from rEris he
will leach the new aud fs-b enable ANCEAkiS y O-AB
RILIsE, as danced IN the rncpal Eastern Cites
Thank for the liberal palrarage heretofore eNen
dei TO him. Mons respectfully sclIcs contn u.hue u
the ocill-u'
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SECOND RACE.--ln tins race though there were
four fine horses entered Laura Spilman was the ia
vorite at 3 to against the field. The most of bet
ting was between T1Rcred and Sea Breeze They
we're backed freely, the against the other. The
P1tjs HlIsoa stock went at about five dollars to the
hundred.
About two o'clock due preparation being made,
the horses were turned loose Sea Breeze led off
with very bold stride, closely pursued by Laura
Spillman. who. the entire three miles, kept up
cession ofheayy brushes hut to little effect; for the
ruer, seemingly with the utmost ease, would shake
her off whenever she felt that she was in too close
proximity. Tancred seemed to take no great inter
est in the matter, but leaving the two to enjoy them
selves as best they might, just droppedin save his
distance Pattie Wilson distanced. Time LIST
mile 1853; second mile, l55; third mile 1851;
making in all. 5:45}.
After this heat the betting about equal on Sea
Breeze against the field
SECOND HEAr.-Again Sea Breeze led of in fine
style, followed by Tancred, who, in the first mile
and-a-halE made several Intellectual attempts to 90
bv her iIe then fell back and Laura Splman
came 1p and after hard struggle ofabout two hun
dred yards succeeded in obtaining the lead-but not
until Sea Breeze had given Away in Of her fore
legs. which caused IcTlO surrender the contest soon
afereuteriug on the third mile. She having now
stopped. Tancrcd made effort to come up to Laura,
1rr she continued 10 lead him to the stand. Time,
l..2l-the fastest mile in the race. and it will be
observed IL was The mile in which Taucred pressed
SCI Breeze so close. and most likely cost her the
ra.e-l:57l: 1850: making in all j:i9.
THmo Hrar.-Sea Breeze being now out of the
race I.u- odds were offered on Laura Spllman; but
litle taken. for every could see that Tancred,
though he a fue little and faithful running horse,
was o,rrualchcL However. TO thcdsappointment
of his friends even. Die forced his competitor 10 make
the heat u .l2. This taking into consideration the
condition of thc track, is the best mile race, er
made upon TO- Do is due 60 those who rode the diff
ferent horses This occasion. TO say that they man
aged them with judgment. Their names we did not
learn save tire one that rode Laura Sr.llmau: she
was ridden by Robert Erwin of y. Y this being the
fourth race he has rode and won this week As a
matter of reference. Ia entering horses would it not
- y-cll 10 name The r.dgr.1
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SPEAKING WHAT THEY KNOW

These gentlemen take pleasure in esying regard
Fahnestoeks Vermiuee, because Of the firm have
used 1t their private practice physicians for number Of
years. they have known by observation, be good
NEw ALBANY, Indiana, July 4, $50.
MessTs B. a. FdhNsstOck a Co.
GKNTlKMEN:-BayIngs sold your valuable VeTmifugs for
some ime and having il used for many years,
would Ommeud ito ali safe and ecIeH remedy for
all of worms. In instance have any
evil following its administration but always has IL
the purposes for which II Htsndet and been
entirely satisfactory
Believing eYery thing that has been set forth in
gard is strictly in accordance with obsGrya
only prac iuOner-, hut OF business
would unhesla civ say all who read this, that is The
Oesl Vermuge ia use and that its virtues best
known when tried. Riley, HOOVER ~ RILEY.
sold wholesale and retail B ali The principal drug
gsts and country merchants throughout Inc United States.
oct 3-lm
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RAGS!

OWING 20 the financial condion Of thsr ointrr ana -
~ great depression Of trade, End uee,.sry al r-r
The PAIGE OF Kags 20 3d. per i6 70 take enc, r. ~ d ie
The dgst das Of November, eSf Ai1sr the taat 81 so
Dor viii pay Sc casa or good rag hop, he f,ia
vii me necessiy o. als courae tks rs ne tim. m
manu seizures. loetl3-lm. IS WiUTEW4v
Banner. Patriot and Gazette
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su4g--W3m
X. d c. 4. ~ RIGHTS ORIGINAL FRAN.
GGPAENl.
OR VERLAS TING PERFUME

X. d &. A. ~ RIG HTS ORIGINAL FRAN
GSPAENE.
Or E VERLAS rIN q PER FUN e
FRANsIPANm EIREACTs FRAEolFAESI Po1IADR,
HAIB OIL, - Soar,
ToorH owDEa sAcHuT.
These new, elegant and recherche pefumeres from
the labortory of Messrs. r. d G. A. Wright SOLE OIL
GlNATORS AND MANUFACTURE in this country. The
Perfume Frangipauni is oriental production, brought
its original state into his country and prepared in its various
forms by them.
The admiration and demand for these articles is beyond
precedent, and in consequences variety OF limitations
sprln ging up; these whether OF HOME
on SOLO AS "IMPORTATONS''h have only an evaDesCent
fragrance, AND SHOULD BB AVOIDED BY PURGAAS.
ERS For sale by all the Druggists in the United States
and Canada, and in Nashville by Messrs. DENovLLE
BRLL Rams BEows, G. W HKNDERsHOTT, 10. W. B2owN,
STRETCH q PECK and J. STEETCH and at Wholesale by
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