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terisn Chrrrh; R-auneit
Presbyterian Churches; The
Mariners Church; Allen e.
Presb yterisn Church York
vile Presbyterian ChIrch:
Shiloh Cjlored Church One
hundre d .snd fifty hflh.st.
Church; Central Pr sbyte-
risn Chunh, Brooklyn;
r Eleventh Presbyterian
Z hurch; Fogiteeuth.st
Presbyterian Chsrch; Ger.
man Presbyterian Causch
Thirteenth-st. Presbyterian
Church; North Presbyterian
Church; Aileu-s.. Welsh
Calvinis,ic Church We,t
Presbytericn Church silpsm
Church, Brooklyn.
Uairsr,dlist: Orchard-st.
Church. Jersey City.
THE JEws-How ID. Unlssv
ened Bread 10 prepared and
Eater.
THE REVIVAL IN orHgR
PARIS OF TIE COUNTRY
Maine; New-H Aulpshire;
Vermont; Massschuetis;
Conlec,icut; Rhode Island ;
New.York; Nsw.Jersey;
Pennsylvania; Ohio; Hi
nois; Iowa Michigan Min
nesota; Slaseholiing States;
Causda.
F.cTs AND ISCIDENTs-Con-
yerrion OF " Awful Gnd.
ner," Gs,dnet's Story of
Hlmself; Another Prize
Fighter Converted; A Sail
or's Story ofhis Conversion
A Whole Town Converted;
The Ertert OF the Work;
Prayer Meetings in Stores;
Th- Free ACADEMY; To Par
ents IN the Country; Religi-
ous Tract Cards; An Old
Mans Prayer Answered;
The Hole In the Wal !"
Compulsory KIeeling in
Church; A Remarkable Ex-
citement; Conversion Of .
Sailor; 4 StoryC )nt,adictei;
The Jerks . In Illinois A
Merchants View of Prayer;
Speedy Conversions; Con-
version and Death Of q Little
Girl; The Telegraph Sys.
tematic Visitation and ia
Effects "Jessie's" GJld
Ring; Conversions on board
u Receiving Ship; Prayer
for the President Of tbs
United States; The COlOred
People Nev.Orleans Pray
ers for Pickpockets; Demand
for Hymn-Books and Traits;
Revival in a Printing Office;
The Fire Department; Foe
Philsdslphis Firemeu; Pay
er Ne. iGg Of theLegisla.nie;
Three Hundred Fishermen
Converted, Daylight Prayer
Meetings in Psek,sill /; Rsli.
gious Conversion on Railroad
Cars An Etiec: OF the Re
yiyal; What's he News
4 DuIIksrd Converted Sea
mems Retreat, S:A'eu Isl
and; No Shaving OH sun lay;
Letter from a Co.ored Man /;
Sudden Death Of an Aged
Milister.
VIEWS OF THE RELiCiDVs
PREss-PIesSy.erian: Con.
gregatiousl; RefJrmei
Dutch; Episcopal; Unita
Iian; Roman Cath III.
EDITORIAL.
this ExIRA TRIBUNE, either u
ir friends, must send 10 theiI
supply Il quite small, aud W.
after this edition has been ex.
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,pen OF otherwise, and directed
ny ,he order.
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Tribune Office, New York.
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REMOVAL
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PUBLISHERS BOOKSELLERS and STATlONERS,
HAVE RoMovEDI0
Their Lew sne commodious store ,,,,.y
No q MURRAY-STREEr, IeG BROADWAY,
where they will keep hrge and well assorted STOCK Oi
SCH DOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
STATIONERY
OF ~ kinds BANK and OFFICE BLANK Books NOTES,
DaIrrs CHECKS LETTER PREssEs Nc In addn5n 70 o .
mi supply of the valuable SCHOOL and COLLEGE TEX.
BOOKS BIBLES published By ourselves we shAu nave
all stock Of the stiors issued BY ot1s.
An ordrrs for SCHOOL and MISCELLANEOCo boOhoi
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IrrsopvcTto,-Tbe Extent
OF the r. Ryivs. The Charsc
ter Of The Work, l,s Esrly
BesinnIuss; The Number of
Conversions The Eject in
The City.
Paws MEETINGS IN IhE
CRY BuItoD's Old
Th.ater; In the Old Dutch
Church IN William stre Z In
the Old Methodist Church in
John street; In the Mission
Chapslin Center street; la
Dusne street; The Police
mems Meeting; A Prayer
Meeting for Boys; Requests
for Prayer
THL CHlkCHes N THE CITY
-Bdp:6f: Pa tors Confer
,pce; The Msriners Church
in Cherry street; tir.t Ger
man Bap.is. Church; Wash.
irtton.sv. Bspti.t Church.
Bfooslyn Bap'ist Mariners'
Church Stanton Church;
BEDFORD az. Church, Brook
lyn: Norfolk at. Church;
New York Baptist Associa-
uon: Yorhyille Baptist
Church; Pierrepont-st.
Church, Biooilyn; Sa.ssu-
q. Church. Brooklyn Cen
trsl Bsp,is, Church. Brook
lyn; Bee ford,,. Churcb;
Fins: Baptist Chur n.
Conqr, gdfioHGl: Clinton ay.
Chnrch; Broadway TAbema-
Gle Consrs CATION South Con.
erefstional Church, Brook
bn; Eastern Congressional
Church; Welsh Congrega-
tionsl Church Church OF the
Plritans; Plymouth Church,
Brooklyn: Church Of the
Pilqirs, Brooklyn.
Reformed Dutoh Middle
Church (; Seyenth.sy. Church,
Livinsston Reformed Dutch
Church; Tie Rev. Mr..
Strys,r'. Church ; Msrket.st.
Church; North Church,
Brooklyn; Twenty -frst'...
Church; Bloominsdale
Charch; Staten Islar d.
Epiic1dl; The Episeopa-
hans IN the Reyivsls; 81.
Psups Chapel; Church of
the Holy Apostles; Floating
Church of our Savior; St.
Peters Chuich, Brooklyn.
Lu,huas: Eng'ish L. her
sn Church.
Heilodnt: The Fly ing A'til-
leiy; Atorpey.s.. Church;
BeJlord d-s.. Church; Mulber-
ry-tt Welsh Church. FL
iieih %. Church; Five
Points Mission Greene-si.
Church; Sixteenth-s,.
Church Norfylk Il. Church.
Dusn. -st. Church; Ccntis,
Church Church in Forty
taiId-st. Copgrega.ionsi Me-
tlodist Church: The Sps.
m,n's Ch.iel, Cheuy.st.,
Nob's Church; First Zion
Methodist Episcopal Church
tColorrd); Yorhville Me'ho-
els. thirch; The msin-st.
Be.h.! Church, Brooklyn;
Hanson-pl. Church. Brook.
lyn; De Kalb-ay. Church.
ProIyteridR: Syncdical Wis
ita;ion Broome.st. Church;
West Twepty.,hird.r.
Church; Msdison.sluare
ChuIch; Seventh Presbyte.
iisn Church; Third Presby-
Al persons who may desire
preserve or circuln.. among q
orders immedia.ely, as our press
csnno. fll orders that reach u
baus.ed.
Fwct-eiDels sepi~...-.
100 eop'es.......
Copies inelosed in separate WI
10 sUch addresses as may sccoml
so
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ITO MERCHANTS, Manufacturers ana 19 ' pea ss0To.
Il .er ef I'll CiasssA-1HE LONDON pAa pdisn ,n Uppsr
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Ls''ee and pnte;0r Shsh-
Admission to al eeh%
~ ENGAGEMENT ioiFi MIR iTiHiiLSERe' .,.non,
90 WEDNESDAY, 1yIiT1s,
MusARDs CONCERTS.
10 CONTINUE every Dish: during ons I ,oo5Ih,
THE ORCHEsIA
MUsARD's CONCERTS,
~ pisTINGuishED SOLO PLAYERS FROM PARIS
viii te the most ,iupendOas ever p1.esd 70 ah Amso p
IT, s1St 0SE HtSSpREp AND TWENTY PERFORMERS
To give these CoIcer the greater sbe 'a Il eIt1se
Mn ihA-'i"' '-' MADAME DASGRI.
wi" vii appear Ts Il. hchora9 i. 81 sSS'e OF MUSIC
renov,:eds costly carpet has beer lad et~b ID ef
'''"' ~' ONE HUNDRED SOFAS
have been distributed over the corndors ~ ,...,
On The first h'S TEA yl hsb X S95 GSfrEf soS
which wi" E RES III &4$ BE- n
be brought T%fsTS 9:lfs Es 1Sq:f %siffRs LIVERY
VITO will + fhs issiit STAGE es WIFI si ThE oReaEsI
will he decora.ed in the most tasteful manner
~ 1s;5 .fas c6gCfRi sg9.fHfs Room
nv WITH CLOSED CElLIN0,
Thus sedns as Sounding Board,
A.ri'' been '''''"2s 2sIsscs sssssss3S s3r1D,clsl.
SSE hsEs5FE ssS 5FHtsbB sAsBEHfs
expressly manufactured by Nj, Co,neia, Of Phls3eIhA
A'fA' MI rhE HIM aJRsxfD RstxdfsiD, e0si eoScKSis
MOST 9''N COLOSSAL s6 AND ARTISTIC ENTERTAINMENT
that has ever been produced in America
Director appeals in these concerts to all cssses Of be
THE PRICE OF ADMISSION
has been fIed to ali parts Of S6e fsIIs Hs, o.
be .eeu,sd %S D :tyenIs s.ao NJ 81 @ t
and S''H No 20 THE Mi SALE IiII5 Of Q SEATS EATS;
wi" %HE FREE IIsF SUSPENDED
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YTNHE HUTCHINSON FAMILY's FIRST AP-
i PEARANcE after yeArs absence, ct Mozart Hal
Tuesday EVENING Aprii 6 Tck-s 20 prn,ip. body Of
N, house rs cents To somnodate families limited Iuuber
az reserved s,s,s Tickets admitting three, s poo opeu
7o'clo.k Concert 20 commence ra
NATOMICAL MUSEUM No. Ala Broadway.
This Grand Sublime Exhibition. tbs only one IN Ameros,
And eousl 10 any 10 Europe, IS NOW OPEN
YTHE celebrated Abbott Collection Of Egyptian
Au,i1uites numbering Upward Of thousand oeects-:he
~ norl., Attractive and exhibition 10 The cty-S
sp Boy and Eyerirs the eayvesaDs institute w
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VTNHE CHESS MONTHLY for APRIL-Now
IL Ready Contents: Knishty Chess with six illustrative
diagrams End Game English Chess Glossary stray hints
various OPENINGS Five Games Fy eProbems Mscesneous
Zankiolo sica kc Price S3 per year Is cents number
p. MILLER SON No - Thames a.
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Drp GOODS.

Drp GOODS.
7, A R G E S T 0 c X
STAPLE DRY GOODS
TO sE 9AsH, S9hD FOR
TO CLOSE THE BUSINESS.
No. 9aSsss ~ .ss sa sshaH bHacLaY-sr, 9 az
Nc" offer " the % TApEE M E xsD sHScY
DRY 90 ID s,
c'm'%sRAz %AohksHEE Fl y1s'' S;s1f sia,
Til. sGsf ;jsis sE + M '''
call Pdces be the eIisences Of the case require
PRING TRADE ANNOUNCEMENTS
- RICH SPRING GOODS.
CHARLES HEARD Co., No. sol Gundst,
Wnl open MONDAY, April
Splendid Assor.meI. Of
Rich sprins SILKS, at $40 a and s. per yard.
Rich BAYADERE GLACE, full boiled a.s per yard
Rich STELLA SHAWLS, entirely new patterns
Rich French PRINTS, choice cOors
B.ious Kid GLOVES riches. shades
Dous-as l. sherwoods celebrated SKIRTS.
HOUSEKEEPERS
WHO DESIGN REFURNIsHiNG,
Are rNtic alsrly invited 20 examine
Our OF
FINE LINENS and DOMESTIC GOODS,
Comprising
NAPKINS DOILIHS and TOWELINGS.
PR, Iri,h LINEN sHIRrINGS, every ersds,
Dcm.s,ic COTTONS, Of every description.
sHEETINGs. al widths
sHIaTINGS, every quality.
PILLOW CASINO &.
Ns,..1e. QUILTS and COUNTERPANEs,
A full assortment.
CHARLES HEARD Co.,
No SOL Grsnda-
VILE DE PARIS No. q, BROADWAY.
TIE and eessn: store 10 Yors or peihaP'A
the void, devoted 70 the exclusive .:ie 'i
AND FRENCH MiLLiSERY'
Including il i'' 'f'n'hfi PaRIs BoNNE1s
Ladies Misses 'nd sSys sfRaw BossErs.
BLOOMERs, JOCKEYS and CAR. .poys
FLOWERS, &c.
whs.sver il rare aud beautiful in the seoy. depsmene wa
b. found IN our establishment sca s'endop- requested
'u' OpsDpssp cDopsspaoSiE a nj De Lyons, VILE DE PARIS
and other stores &c NOVELTIES IN sHAWLs
NOVELTIES IN MANTILLAs,
NOVELTIES IN PARIS BOHSETS,
RIsBONs AND EXQUISITE FLOWERS.
40 40 q ,ss ,a;e. & .saP.i ~ .i}ss9 Of
Ara ,n,s vbih will BE- aIy or inspection Monday, the
''h in';' and ''s's' =" -A1sii cHIRLEs STREET Co..
No. AIS Broadway.
Psw. have Ills cay reduced half large
q1snti.f Of srrrr. cu.u,e
Imported Fs bat ,aable fOr present and raging
!" P'''' CHARLES STREET Co.
A LARGE assortment in new Styles and various
"A qu.itss Of Pn.sfpe DRESS GOODS, rresaple BON.
NETS Pineapple HANDkERCHiEFs, from % 70 ESQ Ja~
0PeAs' FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE, Ns sss Brsd~sy,
Merbars yrscus-iy -s.ed e s'Suit H'~ s''~~
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DELE READY ON TUESDAY

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d f L f.
P, JULIA KAV AN 40 II,
Author of " Nathalie" etc.
One vol. limo, Cloth.
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Charming novel full Of deca.e character painting Ine
an good throughout and the interest Ided n the
fr,t chsp.er buros brightly TO the close lA'henfa@
Nearly ReIdy:
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APPLETONS CYCLOPEDIA OF DRAWING =
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vols evo Illustrated with "A portraits AID several hundred
wood engraynss. .,,, ,o.rnc
THE ECONOMIC CHESS and DRAuGHT BOARDS Tor
Travellers Cars aud for folding in the pocket Pce % cents
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4 LARGE assortment in new Styles and various
sus.. q soSDs saS ySs
oo.ned fr vhoessle ssd retail at
FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE No. e56 Brnsdvsy
Nerkar.s pvtcus-iy es.ed e ps~ sos~~
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AMERICAN CYc1oPEDWe have twice called the attention Of
our readers friends the great Importance
Cyclopda, being published by subscription,
and would again to them few words, while the general
agent is taking subscriptions in our city
We know that there is unWngness the part
men subscribe for books swindng publishers
made this mode OF publication the committing
gross upon the public, mutuds have thus been
cheated Such houses generally bogus concerns unknown
the public, Having reputation at stake they
with sWindlng. We subscribe for no such
books, and would advise all friends to do the
But the New American Cycopeda is very different affair,
and should he made exception all such Commenced
years ago by the weate publishing in United
States the Messrs have spared neither pains nor .
pense preparing publishing great work Employing
hundreds OF the talented writers Europe America,
they have been for years paying OF thousands dollars
per to them for collecting and preparing the materials for
publication knowing the publishers
editors, and the WRITER'S the cgymen,
physicians professors the United States
subscribed for the work.
National in its character free from ctariau bgot and po
c prejudice, Hch in information kind and
embracing KNOWLEDGE the work IL
invaluable not merely to the professional and literary but
who wishes to gain information, and to be able
detand and nationally upon the subjects are
continually brought forward in the business and intercourse Of
daily life. To the PLANTER, the MERCHANT, MECHANIC
furnishes complete library small expense arranged
enable its inform himself upon any subject
of time So admirably nave the first volumes been prepared
that has already acquired European reputation and looked
upon with pride, both At home abroad greatest
ever published in America large list Of exchanges We
find but opinion Of its merits We have never known work
be received with universal APPRECIATION from North and
South Bast and West.
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valuable and should he in every public and private library
Parents should place within OF their children and If IN
repay tenfold its The work, too, rengra1 5sqp
printer Knows and sold here just cheap in New
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Nd the various affections consequent upon disorders
"a STOMACH OR LIVER, such Indigestion, Acidity o
the Stomach COcy Pains, Heartburn, Loss OF Appetite, II
pondsncy, COstvenes Blind and Bleeding Piles. In all
VOu Rheumatic, and NeuTalgo Affections,
instances proved highly beneficial, and in others effected de-
Cided cure.
This purely vegetable compound prepared strictly sci
enhc principles, after the Of the eeleTated Holland
Professor, B9sraye. Because Of its great the
European States, its Introduction into the United
tended especially for those Of herland scattered here
and there the face Of the mighty country Meeting with
great among hem to the American public
knowing that its truly wonderful medicinal virtues must be
kn0Elelged.
Is particularly recommended TO those persons whose cOn
tuOns may have become impaired by the Of
in elect It finds It's way directly the Of life thrill
ling and quickenng every nerve raising the dropping SPIRIT
and in fact infusing health and ygOr in the system
NOTCE.WhOeyeT expects TO find this beverage will be dis
appointed but % the sick, weak aud low spirited prove
grateful aromatic cordial, possessed Of
ties. CAUTION
The great popularity Of this delightful induced
many limitations, which the public should guard againt
chasing Be pesuad buy anything else until you have
given BOerhave's HOLLAND Bers fair trial. bottle will
convince you how nfni'e- superior It to all these mmita
ions.
~ Sold 81 per bottle bottles s., BY the sole
Pr0prietOrs,
Ma nufacturng Pharmaceu and Chemists Pitts5urg, Pa
Sold in Nashville BY Ewin, Pendlet0n & Co., W. W Berry
G.. W Henderh0t Dr. 7. Wells, Wells, Hooper Co.. Beech
Hunter, and Druggists generally throughout the STATE.
mays '55-dtriS-Elyins.
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FOR THE NEW SERIES, GOHEKENeENG
NAV IS. 1858.


COMMENCING With the above date. the SAsHvILE uuOS
Aurp1cAE viii be published and edited BY E. G. EASTMAN
f. G. DvSsoroS J. o. GRIFFITH and G. g. PonDExTER under
the style Of E. g. BtsTA & Co. The terms, as hsresore, VIII
be- for the Daily 50 the TWeey, IS and for the Week
", 50 per annun. s-f-s
The fierce political struggles Of ts last twenty four in
which the UsIoS, and Afterwards the UNION AND ANRioA has
taken 50 prominent part rendered for preds
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that department the paper has always occupied rank second
none in the country Alengh the principles and policy the
Democratic party become fixed and imprsgnabs, and
propose make the central democratic organ, in its and
commercial apartments all that It ever been in It's political
abating Of heart energy support Of the pr
cplss and policy Of the great Democratic party have perfected
arrangements BY which wiz superceae the necessity Of the
business the general reader going Of the State for
pers containing the latest intelligence.
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pense place paper, in this respect in advance Of all
psors, and make necessity to those Of citizens
whe may sympasbize with political opinions.
Wit and HumOr.
SUI LOVENGOODs iumtae sketches viii continue to en-
bollish the humorous department of paper.
Commercial and Home Departments.
gentleman Of intelligence and experience has been employed
matters relating the Commerce of the country the In
dustry Of the State
Our ExertiOns
To increase the usefulness Of the Union AMERICAN viii be
unrentng. We this Spring and Summer investing
materials buildings &c money than the whole establish
ment appraised at five years ago Our determination
make establishment rank among the influential well
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MEMPHIS, February % 1888
H. voIIsTrE Esq have examined your Digest Of the
Decisions Of the Supreme Court Tennessee, delivered sub
quent the period at which Dir. Megs Digest closes, with much
interest The work exhibits research and abityte
printing and binding we'll executed and must prove vau
able addition the library Of every lawyer. We trust you
be amply rewarded for effort 70 the profession and the
public. Respectfully,
A. WRIGHT, JOHN P. CARUTHERs,
HENRY D. SMALL, Judge OF tie Common Law,
WM. T. BROWN, and Ckancery Court Of Mem
G. P. F0UTE, phis.
r. @. PAYNE, B. T. McKIERNAN
GEO. DIXON, judge Of the Grim COurtof
ed N. YERGER. Memphis.
SAML. W. AYRES, JOHN Z. SALE,
J. b. LAMB, Attorney General
-E T. s. AYREs
.H.# H. NAmVrLLE, March (, 1855.
H. VoLLpTINE EsqWe have examined your Digest Of the
Decisions OF the Supreme Court Of Tennessee reported since the
publication Of Mr. beigs Digest which includes volumes Of
Reports The points decided clearly stated aid
grted say that the work is Characterized BY accuracy, abi
and great industry. II viii Be Of nch value TO TIE Bench
Bar and trust you will receive the patronage Of the
profession, 70 which you are justly enttlel
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r. W. MACGAVOCK, RUSSELL HOUSTON,
W. F. COOPER, THOS. WASHINGTON,
HERMAN cox, A g. MERRITT,
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81 NJ FOGG, JNO. REID,
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FRANCIS B. FOGG, Judge Of the Circuit and
ABRAM L. DEMOSS. Criminal Court.
The above mentioned Digest can be had at the following Book
stores:
@. II. Brown. Jackson. Tennessee.
Wsssry John YORK < Co., Nashville. Tennesses.
Mr. j. A. Rsyl, Knoxville, Tennessee.
may4d&wd h FOLLINT1hE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-16

1.-THE Memphis appeal says that, the 9th, named
CLIFFORD Mason, EPlae, who said he had drowned out
from Mound City, put up the House, city
together with his wife, her sister,
much distress from his difficulties, and generously
sisted by gentleman Eho being himself plaserer, promised
him employment he has Saturday. The
point death, the mother is in the utmost
distrrss. nrerEhelnned with her caIamties
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-16

ATTENTION EEIGEAN7S AND SPECALAJHC&
ANING mse arrangement with extensive Real Estate
firm IN Saint l. uis for sale liberal terms alarge
number desirable fa and unimproyei lands containing each
from 90 O. go and located in the following countless Jefer
sons NlShrtun. Franklin Madison, Polk Usage, Montgomery,
GENTRY Cole ana number Of other contes. number Of the
farms are v improved, we'll wacrei and mbered, and portions
ci Che lars~ il high safe Of cultivation.
eN furnish tlle Wishing to buy list Of the lands and
afl'' A .t"r5 n Introduction the st. Louis firm The
quality OF @ Missouri Lands is So well established that comment
from MS is oaneeey. apply at Office, 44l North Cherry
street " aiifgs-- j. L. < T. W. BROWN,
mayl--,uN Uff NosbviIIa Tennessee
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-16

BRrhaVess Holland Bifterss
We have been selling BoraYes Holland Bitters for
months and, although when introduced, did not
urge its sale, being unacquained with the article still found
the public detrmsed have the demand have
Obliged purchase this arble than have
any other patent medicine whatever. Every day brings
of its efficacy removing complaints for
whchit recommended and offering customers,
with confidence in its virtues than is due to most
parations of the kind GALE BROTHERS, Druggists,
june27-dw&tWlw. ls4 Randolph st. Chicago, Ill.