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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-07-28
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(Bprtiekun9.)
( Wabrba1tig, unb e8 1T Elm IdSne8 @5eIddlt,
mas Sbr oa madt rief 9eapoleon. Steufda'
tel ilt fir BreuBen Elm perlorner Soften, lber
ben e8 liberbieS nur berflablihe SpbeitSre4te
Bat. Sbr en1pfan9t alio pafiir, fir QSelel unD
2lnlpa9 nit leinen pternla lbunoerttaule Glns
pobnern pa8 Sud- 10 bequeme SSni8reid Sans
npper nit mebr als elmer Dtillicn @inwrbnern !
SD CLAUDE, YreuBen fam nit leinenl neuen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 3ufrieben lein
Sire, ia9te Sau9pis, e8 miro Defenders 5us
frieDeu lein, menu e8 lid) Die treue uno nldhtt9e
6reunolGaft Srautreid8 erworben, uno auf im'
ner betpabren fam.
9luf mein Wort fSnnen Sie redner, rieF Der
Safer, id bteibe meinen Seinoen, roie meinen
6reuupen treu. Sene 5erldmettere ih, biele
fSroere id, no lt9 mir bic @ele9enbeit bietet.
QBir molten unS iibrigenS 9e9enleiti9 bepeilen,
paB eS uns @rnlt 1T nit Dielem neuen 8lnbniB,
unD mir molten Die Beoin9un9en belielben iAcn
beute iariftlid, feltieBeu. Der @rOBuaridaa
Durec bat neine BeIiun9en bereit8 erbaten,
uno er miro Sbnen bic ein5elnen Puntte be8
Nnsrff8- uno 8ertbeiti9un98bincnilI 5ptIden
6ranfrei6 unb PreuBen prrlegen. SD bite
Sis iid gu i9u gu teseben, uno nit iRn ba8
JtplDSe 81 pepteWelI, pullltt ptl palll1 p"o ASs
tenltad uuter5eidnen. @eben Ste, mein lieber
graf unO nebnen Sic 5uerlt meinen @liidz
tpunia, Sic baben in Oieer Stunoe PreuBen
eiren mibti9en Dienlt 9eleiltet, Sie baben eS
prln geroerben 9erettet. SD wiroe eS wie Elm
Spiel5eug in neiner Sanb 3erbroden baben,
tpenu @ie meme 6reunOldaft 3urad9elpieien
bdtten @5eben Sic, Der @'rcBnlaridall erwarz
tet Sic
gr nidte Dem betau6ten, perlpirrten @rafen
einen Nbldiec8sruB gu, uno wanbte iid mteoer
nad ienen SarteH bin, auF biele QBeile Dem
@raFen 6au8wie iepe Wf0gliAfeit meterer Gr=
Srterun9en abiAneipenb. Dieler ieuf3te tiei
auI, unD riidtpartS sehsnO, manote er lip lan3'
fam Der 3bir 5u.
gapoleon bea9tete i'm gar nidt peiter, er
idten san5 IN ieiue &arten uno Pldne Oertieft gu
ien, nur als Die Gbur iib leile binter oen1
@5rafen ldlcb, ia9te er letie: er mirb Das Blind
niB unter5ei9nen, unp Damit 1T Selterrei4s
leete SOfauu8 9efollea 5ebt meroe i'd in
8reBburg entldiepeuer auftreten, uno Selter=
reid mirD mir ale meine 8epinsun9en erfileu,
es mirD mir Die 0tieoerlanpe, Genepts unO 1c8.
fana abtreteu miilen, benz ieet fam e6 nidt
raebr auf eine bewaffnete Da5wll4enfunft Preu-
| Ben8 rednen.
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Subitb unb SplpferneS.

0tapDleon mar nod itl1nler nit IeInen &artel1
beIdditt9t, unp perdnoerte balp bier, balD bort
ben StanD Der gtaDeln+ 53uWeilen marD er in
letnen StllDten unterbrcden ron @ourieren,
bic neue Oepel9en aus BreBbur9 poer aus
Srarfretd1 bradten, aber CT tebrte INNER mIe1ef
slt leinen Sarten 5uriid, uno Ien Singer Der
ber cielelben hintubr, l0ldte, tpie Der Singer
Gotte8, Soni9reid]e unD G)ren5en, nm neue 9ans
Der unp neue Staatenbaupter nit leiuem Btns
fen erltebeE gu lallen.
Der Nbeno nuntelte bereitS berauf unb Der
&ailer meilte nod inner in lelneul Cabinet,
Webrnal8 Idon bate ltf be 3bar lei]e 9e0ff-
net unD Der &ammeroiener Gonltant bate nit
ipabenpen Nu9en berein 9eldQut- Aber immer
tpteDer, penu er ben Gailer 10 etfri9 befda|tlgt
aeIeben, bate er 1t4 pprlihtiS ulp unb0rbar
weDer 5uriid8e5c8en. GnDltf tnpeB idien er
De8 lanoen 3auDern8 uno g8artenS nupe, unb
ftatt besnlal pieoer ii4 5uriif3u3ieben, trat er
Elm uno lieB Die &btr Seraul4poll ms SdlOB
fallen.
Dele8 @erduI6 madte, ooB Der &ailer bas
ltis enpor ldaute. Stun, @onltant, mas 9bfs :?
fraste er.
Sire, fltlterte Gonfant leiIe, alS firdte er
Die Q8anDe tSanten ibn belauIden, Stre, bic
fremoe Dune ilt laou felt elmer Stuuoe bier,
unD martet auf bic perlprOdene Gupien8.
Mb, pie @rdfin boer Brin5eilin, rier Napps
leon leidt bin, Die narril6e Yerlon, melAe be-
bauptet, mtd fraber sebaBt gu faben, mta leet
81 lieben
Sire, le ipribt nit l9wdrmerilder Se8ei4
Iteruns BON @n+ Nfaleltdt
glb bab, bic Srauen lieben e8, iid flir ir9enb
Senanp 3u besetltern, uno ibr '6er5 in Ir8eno
elmer S9wdrueret auf5ubaulden 2SltrDen
ipnlt ipobl 10 piele Metber in'S Glclter 9eben,
uno ben Serrn Gbrtlfun tbren 8rduti9an nens
nen ? lber lpte beBt Denn Die Dame et9entlld,
oer es 9eIallen Bat lid9 fir mid gu be9eiltern ?
Gire, i6 CLAUDE, lic bat bic ein3i9e 8eoin@
suns 9euladt, DuB @w. Wiaieltdt nlbt na4 ib=
rem Jamen fra9ten!
Der &ailer run3elte bic Sttrn llnb man
mill mid bereoen, Die 9famenlple 6u enplangen
QSer weB, meld' cine Abenteuerin uup Sntri.
sdantin lt9 oa bel mir einldlei9eu mGdte, uno
III pa8 fir !3meden iie tpmnt?
Sire, elmer Der treuelten Anbdn9er unb @e.
tpunoerer @p. WtaieItdt, Der Serr ppn Brandt,
OiterreitiIder Nta9Or auBer Dienlt, bar0t fir
lie, unD -
Sh Oelem glu9enblid maro bic 1bir befti8
8erffnet, uno Der @roBmarldaa Duroc trat eln.
sl9, Gw. Wlajeltdt iinD nod bier? rlef &c
freuoi8 Glp. Otoieltdt baben allp plele trem0e
Dame nod ntdt empfanSen? /?
gtun, uno mas tlinimert Did baS ? fra9te
9lappleon ladeluo. 8ilt Du etpa elferladtig ?
Diele Dame lcu lebr ld6n iei
Sire, iaste Dnrpc kerlid, unb menn lte
70 id6u mare, wie Cleopatra, 10 parften Gp.
Maieitdt lie bod ni4t empfansenI
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CTS. Gt8. Ht8
uutersedneer ma6t enen 0ieunben unb sen WubIifun,
9srmit bsannt eab CT I'M otanbe it, paBrsn6 Der sanaen
Spntmer.Satlpn 6as bette SIS, pas tn bm Saate enals
autbewGprt wuroe 5I eera @s 1T gutter Dtfe unb Sp
tttnem TrIbneswaier, unb befnp d Su NpdDale Yaltp
e6unp nabe ben Sarmen Der 6erren Se ltnglu @apts
tan Nutter Rte bers Der 4palttdt Musfun eeben tDn-
nenNnftrdse, Bic In Bircgs 9ebeQab u, @bappe nuee-
esben Rereen, werben punttltA belpret.
SIer.
jlY-GtS. Deppt; gEef>Tals-Isssue. Wa22,6Mt
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qssssnssssse@S
4ss ssaliwe . MalslmUre gDs1ssa syissla3
isssu Wscyeea (lnit Slusmdbme bes SOnHtaes) NIB
sctet Geats per gDpGe, 6te Trdser 3ablbar.
Der ,gDedsr" wtrb eBenfaas in QDaltinstpn unb
9DbeeLtns tagli4 bnr@ araBer oen @pVnnenten
tHS poAs terr8t.
Durb BITE poa strlenset fpfet Der tGelde ,,gDeGst"
50 So per Sn9r tn wnbs6tn eter v . raa u 8 y e.
Gblun6,
nw- Das gBpaenb Hat beS 8atltmUrt DeGtr
erfastutisbsn 6reitas uu0 tOfet aprl4 $2.tn Tube
btngter WcrausteSabtans,
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Nsitt1uo0. sen %. eSuli 1855.

SD ; iirfte nidt? fru8te 0topoleOn in
ltrenser Betpnun9. User wollte es mir rerbie-
ton
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Iorng.i

GAS daily BALTIMORE WEKCEHR ID publisc
syeTy morning Except Sunday and is delivered
Carriers 70 CITY Subscribers at Cts per week.
The WHoKEK ", is also delivered in the Cities of
Vashington and Wheeling daily by Carriers
Price for Mail Subscribers of the daiIv WECK Err
49, SO in advance.
Aag- The weekly baltimore Week Err Il nubia.
he'd every Friday at 81 per annum and Si per 6
months in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-07
The Grand Lodge.

After the ceremonies Of laying the cornerstone
Of the new Masonic Temple had been performed
yesterday, the procession marched to the lecture
room of the First Presbyterian Church, where the
annual address was delivered by the Grand Orator,
Rev JOIN W. HANNA. 1t was an able exposition
and defense of Masonry, and elected the profound
attention of the audience present-the church being
filed to its utmost capacity.
The music by the choir of the Church which pre-
ceded and followed the delivery of the address was
as fine as we ever listened to.
The procession was theu reformed and The mem
bers returned to their Hall.
In the afternoon the Grand Officers Of the NJ. W.
Grand Lodge elect and appointed we're installed as
follows:
john FRIzzELL, Of Winchester, Grand Master.
H. NJ. LUsHER, of Memphis. Deputy Grand Mas
ter
JOHN F. SLOWER, of Athens, Grand Senior War
den.
JOHN NORMAN, of Huntington, Grand Junior
warden.
WI HORN, of Nashville. Grand Treasurer.
CHARLES A. FULLER, of Nashville, Grand Secre-
tary.
Rev. W. NJ REED, of Nashville, Grand Chaplain
A.P. Hall, of Camden, Grand Senior Deacon
WV WARD, of Carthage, Grand Junior Dea
con.
B.F. HARRIS, of MOrristOwn, Grand Sword
Bearer
LEWIS LOWE, of Charlotte Grand Marshal.
B.F. CAMPBELL, of Chattanooga, Grand Pursui-
want.
j. MCLEILASD, Of Nashville, Grand Steward
NJ E. De GROVE, of Nashville, Grand Tyler
Our readers are reminded Of the sale Of the Jones
lands on Friday the 8th inst, three and half miles
above town, on the south bank of the river, by
Nance Woodward.
We understand the lands are very good and pro-
ductive, with q fair supply Of timber and cleared
land-gOod water and comfortable improvements.
Sale pOstive-One, two and three years credit with
out interest az
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-07
moNErARr ANp oom1IERoaaL.


Silver be drug in Cincinnati. The Gases Of the
18th says Te largely supplied With silver, which
there is no demand Efforts have made without success to
induce manufacturers silver instead Of small notes. pay.
ing hands, circulation might be obtained in this way,
perhaps, bankers would agree receive deposit par
in other words, If they woad place On level with
bank notes It is apparent that order silver
Available circulating medium, Government will compelled
to advance the standard"
The Louisville JOurRay Of the says Du still the cry
Of bankers. Money plenty, but there very little demand
it. Eastern exchange sell at prem. New Orleans
the bankers buying at 5S9z prem. and selling
al prem. UneTent money remains before Tennessee
discount, Indiana State Bank and free banks discount
Illinois money 1915 discount, American Gold prem Silver
is drug"
The Journal says: 'The hog market continues very dull and
nothing doing We understand that Cincinnati mess packed pork
for December delivery has been offered at Sl4.5O'
The Cincinnati Commercial says Of the market on the Cd
Flour again dull to-day the sales we're eonfaed to 700
bb at $40 for supene. 800 bile supeTdue this
to be delivered in November per bus lower on all
kinds with dull and heavy market The receipts during the
"A hours we're 20 bushels chiefly from Kentucky Corn
and not saeabe see there good Offering. Whisky
The from New day very unfsvoable Flour
and Wheat the former declined Ice 5c per bbl latter SC
per bushcosng dull and heavy In Provisions nothing trans
pred, and prices must be considered nominal.
The following comparative table prices of Breadstus
in New York the LIST Of October each years desgna
ted.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-07
AReward is Offered-For the detection Of

AReward is Offered-For the detection OF any per
cOunteng, initiating the vendr Of any such
felt imitation Of BGrhaves Holland Bers The genuine
highly concentrated Holland Bers putup in halfpnt
only have the name Of the proprietor PAGE Jr blown in them
and bis signature around the neck Of each every be.
This delightful Aroma has received Americans with
favor which is only extended to really scientific preparations.
When consider the marked attending administration
the stubborn Of Fever and Ague. Weakness Of any
kind Dyspepsia Heartburn Acdity Of the Stomach
Nervous Headache Indigestion, Coseess Piles together
with the complete control all Nervous Rheu-
attic Affections cannot wonder at its POpu-
larity Well may the invalid value this remedy.
sep2j-dt W6LwIw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-07
InterestIng from Hnrnnn.

New 0aLEANs, Oct. 6.-The steamer Black War
rior has arrived from Havana with dates of the ID
The Naval Magazine at Havana, filed with pow
der, shells and rockets exploded the 18th. Thir-
ty eight persons were killed and los wounded
More are supposed to be under the ruins. Nine
teen new sugar houses were destroyed. Many
buildings are damaged. The whole city was shocked
and the the Gas Works rendered useless. The city
is in darkness.
The police and troops are guarding COneha. The
officials are on the ground aiding the unfortunate.
The cause Of the explosion is unknown.
Sugar has slightly declined.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-07

Any one wanting Flour, Bran, Meal &C. from Rock City
Mills find an Order Box the Post Office and at W. H.
warehouse, where the calls four times
each day. Tiuy25l J. Z. BAUMAM < CO.
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NO NkLULBLE EARMS F0R SALF

THAT Valuable farm which the undersigned has p
sidsd for the last eight Oyune years. is for sale. Il C
the waters Of Big Harpeth river in the county WI
hanson fourteen miles from Nashville, the village
Tank, the RichlaId and CentTeve Turnpike nine miles
from Franklin, the county seat Of Williamson, Rnd within
miles OF the North Western Railroad being
srueted. The tract contains about four hundred and eight
OF first farming land; the county line between
Davidson and Williamson runs through the Northwest
Of the tract. Il formally The well known farm
the late Wilsns WhiieGld.
On this comfortable residences with all ne
eessry houses; barn, cribs, Stables carriage house,
with excellent young orchard Of choice fruit. Good
spring water, and an Gbunl never falling
running from different sOCTces through the farm. AdjGn
ing this farm another Iact OF about two hundred
excellent land with good residence for sals. The soil o.
both tracts is equal to any crops either for grain grass
and both united hey will be sold separately together
may suit bVyers It Is thought bv good Judges chuld be
made OF the best stock in The State - its sZe
those wanting 70 bUr, woud Of course whish to view
the premises before 1a further description 10
deemed un nut AZ invited call and see fo
namsevss. ana ESQ zwtfl JOHN 7. HILL.
EWISH TO n winch reside, IN WiIlizmsCs
county, adjoining that advertised sbnve by Mr.. John T.
HILL CONTAINING by recent survey hundred and ninety
nine and hall arres OF first rate farming land, with
Portable dwelling with all necessary houses, suitable TO-
small farm, with good Wat0r The farm Is we'll enclosed
good Including about hundred yards
with Mr. Hl's-as both uniei would certainly make deH
irable farm, and purchasers invited call NJ H
aud SvEaine the premises. LAVlNlA CRAIGHBAD.
FC particulars apply to Mr.. q. n Snyder,
StOreUf SFyde' d Frzzsli, Nashville L, G.
aug5-endzyyu
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NASHVILLE Temple Of Honor 3d. meets every Wednesday
y evening at the Hall as above.
,. NJ FRANKLIN, ". c. 7.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-07

Y. 4. FaisncsfOrI,sS Vcrmifuge.-Thiss safe and
only eue,u REMEDY for Worms has nsveiy used
by regular Tl-lsn physicians than any proprsary medicine
which mas ever made IT. appearance the United States
1t is used WIN the utmost freedom and confidence by gentlemen
Who have ahe emce In the medical profession in all the
Middle, Western and Southern States
The great cause Of its popularity nothing has
yet been discovered which can lie substituted its place and
may be usel n all without uy fears as to me result
Its perfect safety recommend it every parent II worms are
eceed within the system it will speedily expe them without
In order % obtain the genuine article every purchaser
should be his guard and look to the initials on m bottle
and wrapper be particular that he IS buyin r.
FahnestOck's Vermifuge, and no other
septl2-d&wlm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-07

10n BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
AOO cheaPby DILLON & CO., IS College Ct,
100 BAGS HALTl% BRRI5E c CO.. 8 os!ss ale
100 &Afs RAIFi BEG65 o 6G ds.. %
100 bags HALTr BHS2G1 G 69 G1..:
100 SAGs HAITI BG267 o co. College '
1nn BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
LOO cheap by DILLON & CO., Is College St
100 Bags HALTI BGG6E c CO.. d6e. '
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
LOO cheap by DILLON & CO., Is College st.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-07

cyeOpsiia Of COmneTos aaa Commercial V.vfrsos- -
maps and sngraEings. b }. 8. Romans
Courtship and llafrim0ry with oaner Isstobs f-o -
experiences IN social lie adapted Tor every da7 r,. ~ 49,.
Morris
The Ar's0f Beauty. or, Secrets Of Iadys Toilet, viz u.
tOGeatismsn By Lola Montsz.
Lola Montez' Lectures
Baekiss history Of Civilization in England.
sry O Famous POet complete in one royal octave voIs
antique binding, richly Illustrated Fse sale b.
sEs JOaS YORK = 90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-07

ESEANED BK JOHN YORK A CO.
Two Millions. APoem By The author o. Nos,,- =, -
Light and Darsness. or, TIE Shadow Of Fsts
The Coopersi q new n0Tel-Appleton's Lftr.rv
AWOman's Thoughts about woman, by John H.rs
The Lectures Of Lola AIontez
Hugh GilsF's New Book-Cruise OF the Betssv.
Major Potter's Life and AdFsnturss-Polites.nd W.
foioHing the Drums glimpse Of Frontier Life
homante Passages in South Western History b. lTsss
Isabella Gray. novel b. a Lady.
history q OiViiizatoa in England BY b Buckle.
S0ad6y Text Book Of Vegetable and Animal Pbvsolo
ay4t LAY ief Travels II Europe, Asia and africa 5s
Lifesoi kaaaian soveregus Bark to Peter the e-s4
bonessie Annals Of Scotland, By Robs Chamber,
Speeches and Writings Of Hon Marshall 4 K-,f,
California Life Iustrstkd-Authors Address to Ysr
lea
Mary DerEent, By Miss Ann Stephens
Past MERIDIAN, By Mrs L n sig0urnsy.
WheEels History Of the Inductirs Science
me Life and Tines Of Hugh Miller, BY TN Brosn,DD
he LIE Of Gen Havslook. By Wn Brock.
illustrated Hand Book OK American Travel
Men and Women A Book Of Poems, b. Drouninz.l
Plays and Poems, By Boxer.
Valiintines Digest Conplete in vol. "a
Mrs. Pardoes complete works, vol svo
Courtship and Matrimony, By Robert Morris,
Deva1Port DUNN Man Of Our Day, by Cbsri,s Levs-
The Two Sisters, by Mrs. southworth
The Opera Dancer or the Mysteries Of London Liz,
nolds Foraleby loct77 JOHN YORK = ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-07

II We authorized SAMUEL NJ. FIRE., ESQ., Of
Carthage as candidate for Circuit Court Judge in the Sixth
Judicial District composed Of Smith, Jackson
Macon, DeCalb and Putnam. IsepIO-tW&Wtd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-07
crystal Palace DESTROYED NV Fire

New YORK. Oct. 6.--Tbe Crystal Palace and al.
most all Of its contents were destroyed BY fire YES
terday afternoon. Il was filed with articles for
hibition at the annual fair The loss of the Palace
is $3.50 900, and Of its contents $500, 900. Il is
supposed to be the Wsrk Of an incshdiary. The
building was insured for only 100000. A very
trihing amount of goods was saved.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-07
by TELEGRAPH.
washington News

WASHINGTON, Oct. Ga letter says that the Fort
Yumas wagon road is nearly completed
The San Pedro silver mines are yielding more
largely, and DeH ones have been opened
The mail route is progressing.
The Administration requests Gov Denver Of Kan
sas to Withdraw bis resignation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-07
TO RErsrNESS rIEN.

TEyIIE Democratic Hsrald published by Mesrs Pope Hos
ley, Columbia, Tennessee first advertising me
dunn and advertisements will l Inserted promptly
sonable terms.
Orders at Union and american Office FOR the Herald
will be attended to punctusly address the Publishers
augIs-dtWzwtf POPE 4 HORSLEY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-07

twill be seen that prices higher than the correspond
ing date Of last but below the figures the same date of
bothls56 and 55 The Of New York will not
admit Of exports to Great Britain, except ceording
last advce Of nearly dollar per gentleman
has Just arrived from England says considerable
supply Of rejected damaged -four at London,
which is at present quite unsaeabe The grades would
doubtless sell readily but the market there con-
sderaby, or decline here to afford any hope Of profit
Markets by Telegraph.
New YORK. Oct G-Flour has declining tendency $500
$500 Wheat has declining tendency. Corn-mixed G9973
Pork dull
NV ORLEANS, Oct OOton-Saes day 500 bales Flour
has advancing tendency, $685. Corn has declining enden
cy Hay, New York, $1,000. Freight Cotton Liverpool
=, to Havre /.
NV YORK; Oct 4The bank statement to-day shows
the following results Decrease in loans Sl50CO Decrease in
specie $4,000 Increase in circulation $1,000. Increase in
deposits S2,472,0OC.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-07
PERUVTAN sYRUP,
OR, PROTECTED sOLUTION
PFOtOXiJie OF Iron Combined,


AEING successfully passed the ordeal to which dscOVe-
rs in the Slaera Neica are subjected must now be Re
eeiyed as an established medicine. It's ecacy in curing
DH y p + PSIA,
Affections Of he Liver Dropsy, Neuralgia, Bronchitis Con-
sumptive tendencies Dsoriers tate Of the Blood Bos Sour
w and the prestng ELECTS Of Lead Mercury, General De-
Miy, AMI an diseases which require TONIC and ALTERA
lcne, Deg ond question: The proofs OF its efficacy
are 50 numerous well authenticated OF peculiar
Character that sufferers reasonably hesitate receive the
proGered aid
The Peruvian Syrup does not profess to be eurea but its
range extensive because many diseases apparently unlike are
Intimately Teateds and proceeding from cause may
The class Of diseases for which the syrup provides cure 4,
precisely that which has haed the highest order az
ana ue safety and efficacy Of the syrup incontrOyerbe. Thoss
who may wish for opinion persons respecting
e character OF the syrup cannot fail 70 he satisfied With the
l0ioHng among numerous testimonials in the hands
Agents The signatures those gentlemen we'll known in the
community and Of the highest respeetabiIty.
CARD-Ths undersigned having experienced the beneficial e.
Iects Of the peruvian Syrup do not hesitate
Il % the attention Of the public. Fr0m experience, as
VI o-4i9la' whose ana luleg
my are lueonahe Weh have doubt OF its eca-
cy in cases Of incpien disease Lungs and Bronchial Pas
ages Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Dropsy, Neuralgia &c.
deed its ELECTS would be Incredible from high chacte
those who have witnessed them have volunteered their te
mony, as we do ours, 70 its restorative powers.
Thomas 94 as A. Dexter, Rev. John PisrpOnt,
Thomas @. AmOry, james C. Dunn.
Samuel May Thomas Whitman
NOToE-Itis well known that the medical effect Of Proxs
Of Iron IS lost by brief exposure the air, that to
maintain solution Of PrOode Of Iron, without further oxa
ton has been deemed impossible. In the
desirable point is attained b. combination in way before IN
known and this solution replace all the ProtOearboaes CT
A. A HAENEs, N. D., Assayer to the State OF Mas
ID Boylston street, Boston, Q. s. A.
For sale in Nashville BY DEMOvILLE BELL.
may4-ddtW6m.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-07
ANIMAL sTATE FAIR FOE 1855.

TEVE Fifth Annual State Fair Of the Tennessee State Ageul
tura Bureau will be held thr BHr- ms Grounds
Nashvi commencing Monday, Oct. ii, ll continue du
ring the week liberal list OF ieu-s Is outei which toeth
with the rules regulations Of officers, judges etc.
printed in pamphlet fOrm for atutous distribution may be
had application the various Printing Oc and Book Stores
In the city. THOMAS 3. JOHNSON Treasurer.
NASHVILLE. Aug goth. 1853.
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