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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

This is the second race won BY her within the os'
month. She 10 the second attempt Of her builder.
The Uncle Ike of Port Chester and the SKIP JACK Oh
Mamaroneck broke down In the race. Two OF sne
sboyenamed boats started out shortly before the gaze
commenced on Thursday to test their saiing quaues
together when one OF them got upset, ard those on
board, consisting of Fine ten persons, were prepE
ta,ed into the water but all rescued by the oheI
boat.
1uy. CHAMPION YACHT CUP FOR ALL STATIONS.
The following letter has been addressed by the See
Rotary Of the New York Yacht Club to al me CUBS OF
the world. 1t will explain itself: o,-
"NEw.YoRx, U. s. A., July 20. 1877.
"SIR: am directed 10 inform The memoeIsoi YOU
Association that the One Hundred Guinea Cup, WOE
by the yacht America at Cowes, England, August
prize offered to yachts of all nations, has been pre-
sented to the New-York Yacht Club subject 70 the
following conditions, viz: IN
Amy Organized Yacht Club Of any foreign country .h:a
be entitled through any Of is members 10
claim the night Of sailing match fo ihi. cup win .ay
tuns measured by the Custom House rule OF the county 10
which the vessel belongs , - r,.,.h
with tie Yacht Club Of the same that may be de-
By %S;T Be- ..- D.: ov W ft Ss
the annual Of the Yacht Club in OF ,ne cup
psty beins bound to give six notice In whnshxns
the day they wish stsrth notice 70 embrace me iehs
be- distinctly understood that the Cup 70 De Tue
property Of the Club and not Of the members thereof or
rIs the vessel winning match and that the conaon
Of eepns open be sailed for By Yacht Clubs Of all foreign
esunres upoI the above laid dom shall forever
thus risking peTpetusy Challenge Cup ior i'enoy
competition bet~ cen foreign countries
1.-The New York Yacht Club, havng accepted me
gift with the conditions above expressed cons1er tns
fitting occasion to present the subject TO the iash
Clubs Of all nafions, and invoke from them SPIRITED
contest for the championship and trust that II may De
the of continued friendly strife between Tue IN
al .s,.st1t
therefore request that this communication may be aid
before your members at their earliest meeting, ana
earnestly invite friendly competition Tor the poss,
zion Of the prize rendering TO any gentleman VINO
may favor Ms with visit, and who may enter INTO the
contest liberal, hearty welcome, and the strictes
fair play.
Respectfully, your obedient sery.at, oo,
Secretary ew-York Yacht Club"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JULY a. 1857

to which II might be devoted Since that even'.a'
h,r, Tho hus;nes. of the Commission has been mostly
suspended; and the attention Of the public 10"
turned iDten,ly upon the Hon. jacob Cho' Se,' tue
Man Of the Time impa,ien.y awaiting further eeVe''
opmeDts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

OLYMPIC THEArbR.-The company attached to this
house have concluded to keep open during the Sum.
mer vacation as joint stock concern. Tonight is
the fret night of their enterprise. "Olynpians and
Rip Van Winkle' viii be played with an excellent
cast in each piece. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

Neutrality-suspicious. Walisck, Mr.. Lester, sna
Mr. and Mrs J. w. Wasok, Jr., are al Long Branch.
Laura Keene is in the interior Of Pennsylvania.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

WALLAcKs THEATER.-At this theater tonight
will be played Mr.. Francis Talfosrds travestic on
Tie Merchant of Venice, entitled, Sbylock, or the
Merchant of Venice Preserved" In addition 10 the
regular company, including Mrs. Wood, Mr.. John
Wood Of Boston will appear as " Shylock." The
buresque will be preceded by Plsuches comedy Of
"Tbe Grist to the Mill" in which Mrs. Wood will
enact FraLeile."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

Of Boston, New-Orlesns, 81 Louis, Louisville a
Cincinnati will commence brief season At the Nov.
iheater on Monday week, August 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

SPURIOUS FIRE WARDENs.-Some persons have OF
late visited buildings in course Of erection and aters
ton, representing themselves to be Fire wardens, es'
IDENTITY for the purpose oflevying money for permsslca
to violate the fire laws. Any person demanding money
for such service shonld be at once reported or ar.
rested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

FAILURE OF THE hAIL.-The mail bags from Nev.
York City, by some accident, were not brought Up a,
usual in the Hud,on River .raia which arrived a, A.
banv At II O'Clock on SATURDAY 'orenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

LAURA KEgSEs THEArER. - Msrsh's Juvenile
Comedians, savjrg played engagements 10 the Cities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27
CITY ITEMS.

NiBLo's GARDrs.-Signorna Rolla appears to-
night, and the comedy company also plays in two
pieces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

ISANEw SPHERE.-Tbe notorious Lola Montezh
advertised in the Buffalo papers to deliver two lec'
lures, one upon Beautiful Women and the other
mon "The Democracies Of Europe" Should she
fulfill this engagement with the magnificent audacty
which charscterizes nearly all her performances she
will no doubt starte the Buaonians with something
orgnal and piquant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

The Police Commissioners met on Saturday morning
but were unable to :ran.ac. any bu.nsss for want n
a Quorum. The two Mayors did not make tae;r 40.
pearsnce, probably il consequence OF Mr.. CAOlvsu
being sick, in the country. farther adjournm<at
to Monday at 10 O'Clock was voted, at which tine
Cen. N,e hoped quorum would be present, ss the
business Of the department very much needs prompt
attention.
Speculatons as to who will be chosen to FL the va
carcy in the Board are innuoersble. A gsnilemaa
who PROCESSES to have an Insight into the underground
workings, asserts from What he deems good authority,
that the vacancy will be filed before Wednesday,
and further, that Mr.. Cholwell will name sondida,s
who will be acceptable to the Republican members Of
the Board. The gentleman referred 70 is John N.
Germ, the Broadway cleaner and halter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

Troops FOR MIssEsorA-On Saturday tele-
graphic dispatch received from Washington order
ire Col. Burke, the commanding officer a. Fort Ham-
tor to repair forthwith with thetroops under his CON-
mand, to 3 Smelling, Minnesota. Arrangements
could not be made with the railroads for their immedi-
ate departure but they expect to leave the city this
afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

THE PrcAruyr This remarkably successful, IN fact
only successful American comic paper. has donneds
new dress and assumed neater form. Last weeks
number is both in design AID execution, highly credit
able to the perpetrators ltd cuts are decided hts add
its libretto of high order of merit. In its present
neat and convenient shape The Plcayune, which has
always been good to take will be an excellent COM
paniOn to keep, and, in s attacks of blues or hypo.
particularly handy to have in the house.. Its light
artillery of fun lie grateful relief among the oppre''
five matter-offact daily, and the heavy guns OF the
grayer portion Of the weekly press.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

FREE CHURCH Down Tows.-The trustees Of tho
Associate Dutch Reformed Church at the corner Of
Fulton and William streets have determined to make
that church free hereafter to accommodate the down
town population. Mr. j. G. Lanphier has been en-
ployed by them to CANVASS the lower Wards with
view to induce the people to attend.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-16
LARGE AUCTION SALE
BY
TRABUE & LUCAS.


No. "a, PUBLIC .ogARE NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WE will sell on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Goth and
w 2st account Of all concerned large and well
sorted stock Of Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS,
Ready Made Clothing, Boots Shoes Brogns Son Fur and
Cashmere and Wool Hats HaEiWars, Cutlery QueenGwRre,
Wrapping Paper, &c.
The stock consists In part follows Cloths, Csssmeres
and FeGtiHgs,
Jeans, Tweeds Kerseys; Jsconets and Book MuSlins;
1900 pieces Prints, assorted Shirt B0soms;
Kinds; Linen and Cambria Hand.
Red and White FIannels; kerchieis;
Plaid Linseys; Cotton flannel, Towel and
Dsaines and CRShmtres; Table Diapers;
Merin es and AlpacAE Needles, Pins, Threads Of all
Pla.ds, Alpacas and solid De- kinds;
LANES; Wool and CottonH Hosiery silk
Debuges and POpinSi Hosiery, &c.
BackSdkj And IN fact we will onsF al
Plaid and BEocads Silks most every article wanted In
Embroidered Collars and UR- a retail store.
derIsevesi
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Our stock OF Boots and Shoes Is unusually large We have
Ten Thousand Dollars and Shoes
kinds, and almost every description Of Boots and Shoes
CLOTHING AND HATS.
good assortment Of Goats, Under Shirts, &c. sc.
Pants, Eesisi Soft Fur, Cashmere and Wool
Pine l. B. Shirts; Hats in great variety.
susDsnders, Gloves, Cravas,
HARDWARE.
10 Boxes Axes 200 Sets Knives and Forks;
10 Doc ShOysls and Spades; Pad Locks Planning Bits &c.
QUEENSW ARE.
Is Crates ueensWare Wrapping paper Letter paper
ted in of common 10 boxes Of TECks assorted,
add granite wsrei 100 papers in a box.
All OF the Goods consigned without limit,
will be offered freely Merchants only Terms Lbs-
JAMS I'D TRABUE & LUCAS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-16
HOPE SPhINGS kXULTING FROM IFS
Use, While Doubts Fleeing Away, give
Place to Conviction most
Triumphant


Place to Conviction most
Triumphant
DE kind enough Reader, to give your GtisEtOn NO.
d menE, and you will learn what
THE GREFENBERG tHEALTH BITTERS
AXE GOOD FORT
They have been sold by the subscribers Tennessee for
ten years. and note this great truth they have scs In their
possession showing that they have cured and helped thou
INDIGESTION,
Dsrsngemont oiytis Digestive Water Brssh, Hu%oTS,
D,nsaB o. Mind and ofS anS GS s9Ssi.s
Spirits, PlRtulsncy, Rheumatism,
Oppression snsr Eating, Female ObSrueuoDs,
Acid Stomach, Loss of appetite,
Sick Headache, Pals IN the s de, and
TUKPOR OF TIE Liver AND BOWrLS,
Readerl You are appealed eameBtly Don't say "IfI
could only believe this 70 be tue have Of the above
Complaints and would take the medicine n eOsld
only have confidence" IT Is TRUE. Come then, II your
mind irritable discontinued, and gloomy, Il you have
Cole Pains alter eating your OOdf your body begins
assumes bsggard and sallow asDect il you have dim
Guilty yug your your skin dry and shriy
sled,fyou have 9PP lite weak and variable, and per-
haps entirely If your whole system is lsnqUid
especially during process Of digssOn,lfyOu have
feeling H. the stomach,-why you are troubled
With ISDGESTIONi and these Bitters made to
Indigestion, aud al It's zEtsndaut Ills; and while al first II
gently ags the Stomach cleansing and removing these
"OD'''''-- - 1UTS UPON THE SKIN,
Removing MORBIp VITIATED HUNORb. identifying the
face, kInd Ing life and energy IN your entire ams the
Reader, will world longer DARK and gloomy
longer will your dearest hopes De bnshed and thrust aside
HEALTH AND STRENGTH
The GraSenb- r. Hsnlth Buers have wonders for
US Many witnesses ready testify tie emsut
above made. These BIeu and the OIusr Grasfsn0erg
Medicines are for sale by every Druggist IN every Town
price liberal Wholesale Dealers AID the Retail
0nl, g5c. II h is. there Shuu city EOEH
large Blanket, where It cannot Gs found ali InG
''''''@ MACKENZIE BE- KwTTH. Nashville,
Agents for Grssnbsrg company for Ienuss'ee and
Georgia ltnIs-u; =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-16
CUMBERLAND MOUNTAIN Ian
At Auction.

VALUABLE STOCK FARM
Z WILL offer public sale, Saturday, the l7th day OF
January, beautiful and valuable tract or land lyn
The table OF the Cumberland Mountain, IN Cumberland
county about 90 miles Of Spsrt1 the road to Knox
vile This Land s part Of The upon which reside
and Immediately adjoining my celebrated Fruit Orchard
about l2 about 80 cleared aud IN
der fence, with building site the road In the clear
three Springs, two Free Stone and Cha y
beate faili Of Il will also IN
cude ABOUT $50 or $40 acres natural Meadow giving first
hay STOCK and sfOdDg ghOut the whole act
very ranges IN the Safe The market for
stock is At our door. ne about mile through
tract, upon which Is good Mil Seat quarry Of
Mill St0ue within few yards Of the stream This
tract is generally level soil good and productive well tim
bsred abundauly watered and in the midst Of good
society boast, with Saw and Gst Mills good
school other Advantage plat The Land he
al y Painting Rooms ickss China Hall SQusre,
where will give, with accuracy every information desired
The sale vii take place on Public Square ABOUT Il
O'Clock Any wishing delightful country residence 3
nrs stock who wishes TO buy speculation,
weud DO well examine this Terms half sash, bal
twelve months with interest Sale the gate Of the
Court House yard.
deC9B-dGrwtd. J. W. DODGE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-16
Foreign markets.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. a.
CsTTOHThS EdVices from the United sIHes per steamer
Persia caused advance In pre IOf H. Market firm. Sales
Of The three dEysSstudsy $4,000 bales Monday 90 0,
Tuesday 10 900 Sales for export 5000 bales Market clos
ing quiet and generally, unchanged. Midding Orleans
10, Mddlng Mobiles TO- Uplands Lie.
HaHshssisF Harkss-Thers better feeling, and the
market 10 nrm
BresdTtufs-Tbe maket Is steady. Wheat Is generally
81 higher for medium quail is, Corn generally In Ina
proved demand. Prices 81. higher.
Another Circular quotes
BrssdSufS-Ihsrs been considerable arrivals, but
Wheat generally Is improved demand ls62s higher PIT
Wheat is GteadyMhite 9s9s 3D.; ked Ss99s Flour
s generally quiet, but prices unchanged Canal
Flour 3Os 6dG32s; Baltimore and Philadelphia Flour Ss9
32S 3D. Ohio Flour "a 35s. Com il in Moderate demand
Yellow and Mixed Bees Cd; White 34s93is Cd.
Provisions genera dull. Lard quiet al sos.
Money Msrket-CsnsOlE for money and cNsed
al p4894T Market 1rm. The French funds closed H.
tTOduCeR1sln, common, small sa esat IS 6dS4s ID
Pent.ns, spirits, SIS. Sugar generally is lower.
L0HSsA IrOn-seOteh pig, on tae Clyde 70s979S
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-16

IEEAsT DRCWaER-Ihis cgh wonder Il lh7
word will give On, Of lis grand concerts to night
at O5i F nv S ,IaL Go, SIC and heal. FOX your
se'f. Tickets to be had at ths door. PeTiormaace
To c.nn1cnsa O. I O'clock.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-16
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
EEFO17ED ~ CAPT H H. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AsEET.
salHs West and Rock City, Cairo.

BOAETLEGVSa This dsy at 10 OsloSk punctualy, thG
neat sa Blanche Lewis This the ony era up for this
day. Passengers will oPunoual to time, 50 As to al
low the b7at day timO to &c over the shOaISu,
AENPHB PAoEEu Until there is more water the Ohio
and Cumberland this line cannot be punous in their
nssroRs, but will do the best they to accommodate
To PAsENsERs The flo ties Of travel from this to the
ObiO are kept up small class Of st amsr nearly
every day light water boat leaves Tor PsduClh aud Cairo
We wish it. however be distinctly understood, that We
have the agsney Of ell these boats long tie wafer
cont at its present stage The Ohio snd Upper Mis-
ssspp frozen over At st two thirds Of the sces for
direct travel cut o. place rel ancs in positive di
Tset connection Toe fare therefore We'll time will
be iuer ased. WsmenHon this order 10 put he pub
lie Ihsir guard against iqusnt false Representations
made them by uDauhOriEad or lrrssPonsi 10 penple.
BUBEss- Dull sad likely 50 to remain uutiI the westh
or modsrates,
WEATHER AND WARN -Tds weather has every incina'
ton to be governed by aEsd laws believing this strongly
We conclude eli the weather wise with the Goose Bone
thsorst thrown H. being bus fasbls 1orals there
fore devise infalliba rule Should this stand
p1Rt be correct Goose Bons hsor SITS all other h3Orsts
vi ourselves included may prognOstcae upon the wealth
yttthess opinions are ablutss reliable the winds
Yet present feel it be somewhat cooler than the
Day previous with decided tendency to follow its own
The water, however is reliable as it re
csdes regularly and daily & scant inch in twentyfour
hours. Now three feet scant on the Shoals.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-16

EB- TIE a,pts Invested in wool growing IN
Ohio IS est IA ed at $500, O00 TIE profits Of hi
Industry during lie pas; year are supposed to
srnopHr 70 100000
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-16
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY
LASS 9, 80 be drawn CoNeEsT Hat, Nason, Ca,
~ under the GWOrn SupernIendsncs Of Col. O. O. N 10
gan and w. Z. Andononl Esg, GA SATURDAY. 'AHO-
AIRY I7h, 1857.
SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME !
CAPITAL Ss,OOO!I


PLAN OF ThE LOITEkY.
Same The Royal Lusry Of Cubs-aEit1 Jhs daereRca:
the LOTTERY has IS OOO Numb rhs las only Is 90.
There wheels, each which There placed
L0cks. The SupeFiuteudenB have each keyts the
Locks aud the cannot be opened unless both prd
There placed In the wheel Of numbers tin tu0es
containing slips Of paper with the numbers from No. 70
1000 In the Whss OF pr there pla ed tin tubes
containing slips Of paper win The PTtsE them ranging
from SIS ,0OOtO 500.
When drawing takes place. hich will be In public, s
wheels unlocked, and after revolving hsm, number Is
drawn Of the wheel OF NUMBER and the time
drawn Of TIE PuBa wheel Dy with barred
the shoulders and bndfOdsd-the tube is slipped Of and
the number held and enrolled, that The whole audenoa
1.-THE number s then called OF and registered BY
The Supeuntsndsuts. The Prize drawn credited the
ngmbaT drawn at the time, and until all the prizes
drawn copy OF the drawing IL then sent % The
printers and aer comparison tue Supsnntendenta certify 70
the OF the drawing These supsuLendsntl
sworn to perform their duty without fear or favor.
Il will perceived that in this PLAN every prise drawn
out and Of cOuna person get them drawing
every ordering tickets. The Phlss payable
hirty days after the drawing, in full without dsdueaOn
Il PpvsWing takes place every Saturday
T OEisrs Tor Tickets addressed 10 G. H. WINTER, Box
352J Nashville, will be Immediately attended TO.
JAMES 3. WINTER,
ianlO y7-tf Manager, Macon, O..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-16

An EmivauL called upOB Few months sne1t Who had
bD bed with ihs disease called Kings hV. he had
o sery large holes bic usck, and ms head, body and
.v, we're covered the Disgusting and mcksanF
sores Immediately placed hI2 under the inhusEca %
ne Rssoysnl. On weeks from h8 time he called upoa
M svsry sore was healed Not len uPoR ha
boiv 10 remind him Of he Kings Evil.
Ths nan like thousands OF other dsluded Pefson1 haa
b bIssf prostraIed before EmperOFs, four Klngs
ana one Queen be touched b. ne hnEef % Royalty De-
usv!uE that the hands or thelr most aaerso nuslel
-yc-if srvs avav The sv' TIE RsnOvatng Ros0 ms
,.d more powsr In restoring this poor deudsd victim or
--5e dssrss 10 sound c0nditioa Of BODY than al he
Fiars and mOnarcha on The earth.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-16
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY
LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.

AR+NlL<AA1 4 44lLL4A - * W.
WE will offer, front Of Store, MONDAY, jan
w 18Th 1857 clock large assoTtmsuto Groeesl
Liquors, Sc, tO-Et;
100 hhds choice and prime 500 bags extra aud prime ho
Sugar; Coffee
so bss extra Laguyrs los bills choice new MossIss;
Cof.e: 40 y bbls do do do
goo boxes Star Candes 100 boxes Tobacco, tGSsortsd
200 do TallOW do; brands
500 kegs Wheeling Nails ITO bOls Dean & Halas and
~ bbis Old Rye and Bourbon Pixies whisky
WHISKY; 100 bbls old Magnolia WhiskyJ
so bbs Brandy and Wines; 10 bags 5 AlmOndGi
10000 Melee Cigars; 70 DUIs Pecans
so OUU Fine do; IUU half bKs RaisnG;
100 gross Nas1U's Backing 49, or. bXs dos
50 bba CrIshe sugar; 81 bxs SaTdnes;
2j ibis Loaf do so coils Cotton Rope
25 bbIF Powdered do; 81 Uests Tubs;
~ bags Pepper; SO Korlers,
20 bags Spice; 20 ct>es Matcaes;
80 nests skies, 200 reums Wrapping Paper )
zoo boxes Bar SOsp; 50 casks Soda
so iOE Wash Boards; 81 boxes ClaTst Wine;
1000 sacks Fine salt; $50 doz Painted Buckets
25 bxs Teas; 81 duE BrOOms; ) erceG Fresh Rice.
Together with all the smaller articles Of Groce make
up complete sale The Trade particularly invited,
will give liberal privileges.
janIOetd LANGBR, PHILLIPS & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-16

NOtice-InhaiatiOn in COnsumptiOBr-sss
advertisement uude this head. Female Complaints, Vsns
real AseI Is ~ IrlsE Diseases Of the Heart and Liver
&c, will meet tn due attention. Toct96-d8m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-16

WHAT Is 1 EoR-THu WOODS HArR RESTORATIVE p
Its question asked daily BY hundreds We snswsr with
out he itaton fear ofcOntadcon that il Is the only ART
Gle known which will do all promises for the hair.
II UH rsHV its grODh-is oil atop iI falIizg-if BiH 70
St0r its natural e0!or Isis uOs Hair Dye, speedy
and efcaciOus Restorative. Trial bottles 81; pintI 81
quarts So Druggists supplied the prOPhsIorS terms
BzItim0r6 SHH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-16

br mANNY'S CELEBRATED COMBINED
REAPING AND MOVING N ACHINES.-FoR
sale BY the undersigned 81 johnson & Hornets.
B. F, CHEATHAM,
Jans57-tG General Agent for the State
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-16

HOllOway's Pills.-The axe Is not more necessary
in settlements is this wonderful medicine which
with raPidy and certainty all those debstlnR ase-
lions Of the stomach and bowels which parIySs industry
in unhealthy regions
Sold atthe manuactorss No. So Maiden Lane New York
and No 94l Strand, London and BY all druggIS a, s5e
62He., and 81 per box.