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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27
Stafford county. Va, jy l3-zawts.

FIRST RATE FAUQUIER FARM FOR
y SALE-The subscriber offers for sale
1VEpLEY." the present residence o; Mr.. John
Amber This Farm is situated in Upper Fau'
nuier within three miles and half OF Mark
nam Station On the Manassas Gap Railroad
and is within 500 yards of Leeds Church, where
there is Protestant Episcopal preaching three
SUNDAYS in every month. It is witnin miles
of first class Academy for Boys. Messrs. Jaa.
K Marshall. Jas F. Marshall, 1hos. NJ Amber,
add the Rector OF Leeds Church. all live within
ono mile and half OF the dwelling house
The Farm contains $50 ACRES, OF which
9OO are IN Grass or under cultivation, and 30
acres h ,vi timbered The cleared land Is OF
the very ST quality in the country, and the
wool LAID is on the mounta," side.
Ii The improvements consist OF a nea,
t%a RESIDENCE. containing ii7e roons and
= MASSAGE. with TWO porches, aud several closets
corvenIcntIy arranged and all in excellent re-
mar, A Barn, 81 By 80 feet. calculated 10 &C
commolate sixty cows or cattle ana my 'o"s
of hav 4 Dairy house, ~ by 40 ieet; also, a
,,ood kitchen. Ne. house AMI other out build
mos 4 thrifty ORCHARD of Apple trees
planted ~ years ago, ana seisc''o WIN s'e''
c,ro of the varieties best suited 10 thts Climate,
Is lust coming into iuil bearing. Inc Rouse j
br.urInlIv situated, and = surrounded ny
meadow OF splendid Timothy hay and the
grounds orralnrnt-d bv great variety OF wen
crown and beautiful shade tees. 90,
For terms. apply to toe undersigned VINO VIII ",
,,;ra Immediate attention 10 letters On Inc sub
iect. and will be ready to sho" the Land 10 any
one VINO may desire 10 purchase. MS 4"''esS
i Markham Station, Fauquler county, va:
% ~an,f TEOS NJ AMBLER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27
Loo AL 1T l. m b

! THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL fully
resumed navigation throughout on Thursday
last. On the evening of that day, the first
canal boats, since the repair at dam No. 1,
arrived ut Underwater. Since that, about forty
cargoes have come down, with destinations
for Georgetown and Alexandria. 1t is hoped.
and at present there seems to be no reason
to fear, that the rest of the season Will con-
tinue favorable to large transmission of
coal from the Cumberland mines by canal to
a seaboard market.-Nat. Int.
More OrTRACEs have to notice the
occurrence in our midst of another out
rage against the peace of the city. On
Sunday night last, between nine and ten
o'clock, as Mr.. j. w. Young, who resides on
the Laesburg Turnpike, about one mile
west OF this place, was returning home, when
ut the corner Of King and West Streets, be
was attacked by party of youths, who, after
two or three attempts (which Mr.. \ Dung sue
cecded in avoiding by knocking down bis
assailants as they came upon him singly)
WIS finally overpowered, throwu to the
ground, severely beaten, and then robbed CT
all the money and some small articles on his
person. After committing this daring out
rage slr. Young was permitted to proceed on
his way, and the party remained on the cor
ner. nerfactly unconcerned. Some of the same
Grew" we learn in the afternoon stopped
horse and buggy, took possession If it (hav-
Ing first put the driver out on the road) aud
then drove througu the city. Mr.. Dung
has laid his complaint before a magistrate,
and warrants have been Issued for the arrest
of the rirgleaders of the gang who are
known.
The New CUsToA HOUSE, BUILDING is ap-
preaching completion, and will be ready tor
occupation in very short time. The work
on the exterior is completed, and the interior
of the Customs Rooms and Pos; Office is flo
ished, with the exception of painting. Al
ready the building has very handsome
a pcarance, both inside and out, and when
the adjoining houses arc removed, and the
grounds arranged, the whole vii! present
beautiful appearance.
The STEAMER COLUMBIA DIsABLED.--As
the steamer Columbia was on her way 10 the
river, to this city, from B.ltimore, and when
near Blackistone's Island, on Sunday morn
ing, some portion of the machinery of her
engine broke, causing he. detention. Two
steam tow-boats we're dispatched to her as
sistance yesterday morning.
FoRCERY.--A man calling himself j. j..
Porter, succeeded, on Saturday last, in pass
ing several forged checks in this city. He
had left before the forgorics were discovered.
The checks were for small amounts, and pur.
rted to be drawn by well known firms in
Washington city.
D.;oo tbo ,o,p1or n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27

SHALL OFFER FOR SALE Al Crr ln't
vile Fauquier county, o" F''d%y he x @Th
i st.'e E.sna reIi. the following Servants,
nayy zen EN- one BOY, and three GIRLS. Any
iou Lo m ,"I.b,ns to purchase good Servants will
pei % ,n,,r interest TO attend. Great care
t,,s been taken with their instruction. and nc
con assert from my own knowledge tney
cannot be surpassed either for appearance neat
mess. OF general good qualities. Terms VIII DC
made known on the day Of sale: p
ROBERT CARTER,
Administrator OF J. B. Carter.
Linden Station, NJ. q. K. r, jy Scots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND LAND
~ FOR SALE.-In accordance with the will
OF the a,a George Hamilton, decd, offer for
sale the FARM on which he resided, called
FOREST HILL" II is situated in the county
of Spo,tsylvania Va, about i've miles below
Fredericksburg, near the Rappahannock river,
with the Richmond and Potomac railroad pass
Ing through il The neighborhood offers every
social nducement, while fredericksburg Is ac'
cessible by an hours ride over hne road
The Farm consists OF TWO TRACTS-FOR-
EST HILL. which has all the Improvements,
containing about SEVEN HUNDRED AND
FORTY THREE ACRES, one hundred 81
which are in wood the other, short distance
from tue first, containing TWO HUNDRED
ACRES, wholly in wood, and has been used as
a reserve OF fuel and timber.
All the necessary buildings for farming pur.
noses, yranaTy, corn-houses stables, carriage
house. negro cabins, &c, are well located and IN
good order
S,A The DWELLING HOUSE is commo-
E:E dous building OF wood, containing eight
rooms i'm perfect repair IL is situated on an
eminence that overlooks the whole plantation,
and commands beautiful and extensive view oil
the Rap2ahaunock valley as tar as the eye can
reach A prospect so varied 50 attractive -
rarely 10 be found All the necessary Offices,
kitchen, meat house, dairy, ice.house, &c are
also in good order
The land is very productive, well adapted 10
the growth OF wheat. corn, oats, and grass, ana
in fine order for cultivation. Massaponak run
passes through the farm Tor considerable as
lance. afiording an abundant supply OF wafer
for stock during the driest seasons.
There is good orchard, productive sarde"'
and several urfailing springs OF the Pufe', wa
ter on the place. It's perfect heal'hi"lhess'
beauty OF location, and other advantages make
Tins a most desirable abode.
Persons wishing to view the premises are IN
vited TO do SO; they will be shown by the over
seer Mr. Stephens.
Terms of sale accommodating, and made
known on application TO me.
The above property, II not sold Pfva'ely' o.
winch due notice wi be given, will be ohere'
at public auction, on the premises, TO the high-
est bidder. OH Wednesday, 18th August next
GEORGE HAMILTON, JI.
Executor OF George Hamilton, deceased.
Brandy Station z. o., CulPeper county, Va
~ cots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27

I,ULPEPER LAND FOR SALE-lhe SUP
I scriper will sell at public auction IN "ed'
ns;doy the 2sM day q July Of not sold pI'vTS, "a"
~ beIore) his FARM, in Culpeper County va
Immediately or the Orange and Alexandra
Railroad. Two miles from Mitchells Station SIX
niles rom Culpeper Court House, adjoining the
lands OF J. Kirk, Vim. Wharton, ,. n Da"'
TEL and others. ,,,.xnprn
In. tract contains THREE HUNDRED AND t
TWENTY ACRES, OF which l2Oacres' are wen
wooded, being surplus over the uses oil Inc
farm and rendered valuable by its profanity 10
N. Railroad. AboGt 50 acres OF the cleared lahd
!. ~ we'll ,.ken in timothy and clover. This land
possesses IN high degree the advantages oil
healthy and convenient location: ,,
&,-S The Improvements consist OF ne" an"
E=.5 convenient BUILDINGS, conveniently sit-
na--a' The subscriber will take pleasure IN
showing the premises to persons who may WEN
to purchase, and will reply promptly !" az!
communications requesting further paruerDl"'''
de :. D, WINSTON, Mrt"helI's station,
IL 2'j--eOts Iup'P
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27

FIRE N LUMBER IARD.-'iestcrday N orn-
ing, about three o'clock, a large pile OF oak
boards, :; Messrs Z. +. Raglan u Co.'S. lum-
her ward, on Shockoc IIiit, was fred Ivy an
inccndiary. The flames spread rapidly, and
communicated to four contiguous piles OF the
same material all of which were destroyed
The loss is about SO 600, but is fully covered
by insurance in tue Offices of the Richmond
Fire Association, Merchants Insurance Com
many of Richmond, and Lynchburg Fire In
surance Richmond Wing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27

n NOTICE.-There will be a regular
monthly meeting OF the members OF me DUNG
Mems Christian Association, on (,hiS) ines1'!
evening, at 5 O'Clock. JOHN Mch nNH'h'
iy 27-lt hecofnins oe''''"i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27

NPlRlTS TURPENTfNE AND ALCOHOL,
~ just received, ard for sale by
J. r. PIERPOINT, No l79,
Y27 S f cor Of King and Wash-sts.
N EW WHEAT FAMILY FLO U R.-A
~ prime article, Just received this day, (from
orange county and for sale by
Y q PERRY Il PENNYBACkER.
LEXANDRIA CANAL COMPANY
"A An adjourned general meeting Of this
,onpany, will be held at the Council Chamber,
~ 'se city Of Alexandra, on Monday, the 9th
o' August al IL O'Clock, A. NJ.
" s-2swtd w. c. YEATON, Sec'y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27
AUCTION SALES.
DUBLIC SALE or THE WAvELAND
l. ESrATE In EppER EAIIlIIIEP

DUBLIC SALE OF THE WAvELAND
ESTATE, IN UPPER FAUQUlER-
In pursuance OF the provisions OF two deeds OF
trust, executed By James Rogers and WIFE, the
first 10 Richards Payne, bearing date on the
18th day OF October 1888; and the second TO K.
f. Scott, and John A. Spllman, bearing date on
the 2IIu OF Septe mber, 1897, each recorded III
the Clerks Office OF the County Court OF Eau.
Guler county. Va, We, the unders gned, (act-
Iag under tue authority OF the deeds, respective
IL maze 20 us. } will sell the TRACT OF LAND
~ the said two deeds mentioned, OF the prem-
ses. al public auction, 10 the highest bidder, oH
Tuesday, the 2lh day Of .ius"st, 1898. lhe
said tract Of land, containing EIGHT HUN
DRIED AND SIXTY-SlX AChES, lies i'll the
upper part OF Fauquer county, on the waters OF
Carriers Run. wItnIn two miles OF TIE Salem
Station OF the Manassas Gap Rallroad-anG Is
in every respect. one OF the best estates III the
county. or Piedmont region OF Virginia. The
soil is originally o; the best quality, and has
been highly improved, Is well watered, and
heavily rIwBEaEo. The Improvements consist
- o. an elegant MANSION, in complete re-
Id pair and all necessary Out.Guldugs Tor
the accommodation OF Servants and Stock Ie-
cessary Oh the farm. BAN, Corn CRIB Nc. In"
neig hGorncoi is healthy, and society polished
The estate comprises all that is necessary 10
render II most desirable residence, and Proht.
aDie investment.
Terms OF SALE One third part OF the Pur-
chase money to be paid down in cash, on the
day o. sale, but should the purchaser not find II
convenient TO pay the whole OF the cash pay
ment on the day OF sale. negotiable note al
sixty days, well endorsed, will be acceptable 10
tho ,pp no Ta-.up hg divided
equal annual payments to be secured by bonds
with approved personal security. bearing inter
est from day OF sale. and as further indemnity,
the title TO lie SAID land to be withheld until all
the purchase money is paid, with power OF re
sale, in case he purchaser should tail 10 pay
in accordance with tue term. herein SCI forth.
pAV\E
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r OLA MONTEZ.-Lectwes Of LaSd Monies
L. Countess OF Landsheld2 lneiudins nc,
autobiography, with a portrait prcesl' just
published and for sale by ~ ,,
~ 81 No'1"A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27

Mitchels Station, jy l7-eots
n. B-The creditors OF q. A. Seet are par
ticulaily requested TO meet the undersigned at
OrangeC on the 4th Monday in July, Court
day) in conference, and tor consultation, when
a full exhibit TO them will be made OF matters
pertaining 10 the trust, debts, &c.
J. J. HALSEY, Trustee.
NEtchaIl's Statinn iu lT-eotS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-18

GENTLEMEN Some years since recommended your Yermifuge
relative Charles West Of jefferson county, Ms
child eighteen months old which supposed be dying from
fits He gave three via which brought from it Tape
o6g feet long, and cured the child This
preserved have shown it planters in this and the aoning
counties sold thousands of bottles Of your Yermifuge
with perfect the purchasers II this will any
service calling attention your valuable remedy you
liberty 20 use it JAMES p. HARPER.
OF the firm Of Harper & Son, Druggists.
Sold wholesale and rea by all the principal druggists
country merchants throughout the United States. auglRlm
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markets, sc.

Nav ORLEANS, Ang. 16.-Cotton, sales 200 bales,
Prices unchanged; Flour advanced Is cents Super.
fine 25s5.OO; Corn 70a1 90; Pork 1900.
The reception of the Queens message caused great
excitement. DisbelieYers are satisfied.
NEW OREzANs, Aug l7.--Coiton, sales 200 bales,
firm sales ofthree days 5000 bales Receipts Of three
days 1000 bales, Of Which=500 bales new crop;
Flour 500; Pork Is 90.
Deaths from fever for the week 2S5, Of which So
were on yesterday III .-N
Arrived, ships Chas. S. Pennel, Lemuel Dyer and
D. H. Watgen, from Liverpool; Maid Of Orleans,
from New York Bark Brazileris, FROM Rio.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 17.-There is a grand general
illumination in honor of the Atlantic Telegraph.
Half the population are in the streets Bells eau
non, bOnfres and fireworks. The city is in blaze
Of light. lat f-ta L4.t
ST. LOUIS. Aug IL -Theriyer is falling six inches
per day. The upper streams are falling.
CINCIENATI, Aug. l7-FIour duH and unchanged;
Whisky %; Provisions nothing doing; Wheat 95a
Ito; Oats firm, 60; Corn dull.
Several cities in Ohio are illuminated in honor Of
the Telegraph Cable. A
MEMPHIS, Aug. 1.-THE Queens and Presidents
messages caused great rejoicing here Preparations
are making 10 Ere Royal and National salutes. The
Newspaper and Telegraph Offices are brilliantly
illuminated. Fire works are being let of from the
Telegraph Office, and various parts Of the city.
L
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-18

ATTEyTHOV. ERTGRAEZS IND SPECTATORS
AyING made arrangement aih an extensive Real Estate
firm m saint Louis We for sale liberal terms large
number Of desirable farms, and unmproyei lands containing each
from 20 go acres located In the following Jeer
SON Washington. FankIn Madison, Polk Usage, Gongomey
Gentry Cole and number Of other counties. numbered the
farms are well improved we'll Waered and tmbered and portions
Of the lands in q high state Of cultivation.
We vii furnish those wishing % buy list o. the lands and
FARMS and letters infroduoton the frm The
quality Of the Missouri lsnd vel established that comment
from Us unnecessary. apply at once, ~ North Cherry
street or sadress4 --a-a J. l. 6 R ". BROWN, 80
1syI3-dtW&HE Nashville, TenRsslss-
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YTyHE undersigned beg leave 70 suggest to their friends and tae
nnbIie tht the 18th Annual Session Of Franklin College,
i've miles from Nashville, viii open September 6 BE and
IRE e Of instruction Is quite equal that o. any College
IN the country the location Is most favorable for heal and q
fs retre vicious Influences the conductors Of ne ist
tutor ART deteTmnst to all proper son 70 give satiac
ton patrons.
The whole cost for board tuition room, fuel and Wasng
aulouuis to only $50 per annum.
In Preparatory School The cost Is only $40 year
MRS. c. FANNINGS School for YOUSs LADIES In me imme-
date vicinity Oilers the best aTans 70 such q have daughters
10 educate. i. FAANiN6, President
W. LIPsCOMBF. gecretarv. iuy25-tWGW
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The following is the Queens Message as received
complete over the Cable at i've O'Clock this morning:
Her Majesty desires to congratulate the Presi-
dent upon the successful completion Of this great
international work, in which the Queen has taken
the deepest interest," The Queen is convinced that
the President win join with her in fsrvently hoping
that the Electric Cable which now connects Great
Britain With the United States, viii prove an addi-
tiona link between the nations, whose friendship is
founded upon their common Interest aud reciprocal
esteem. The Queen has much pleasure in eommu-
nicsting with the President aud thus renewing to
him her wishes for the prosperity Of the United
States.
10 Lhe Hon. President Of .hs United States.
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Wells, Fargo Co.'S ExpTcss." ;
CuS4asE: II bad negro man worth 81 200 who took cold
from bad hurt and useless for over year had used
everything could hear Of whoutbensa until tried the Mus
tang Loimant uhaspereoiiy cured him, can now ae
the aboTe price for him. ft
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LADIES' Fine shoes and Gait
NEW FALL a. WINTER GOODS
AT WHOLESALE.
n II A u R 4 a LU e. A 5.

4 II A u B e a l. U e A 5.
WTE are nov resolving Of Fall and Winter Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Fur and
Wool Hats Shoes Boots and BrOans Carpetng, QneensEa
Hardware, etc. which invite the special attention Of all
Merchants making up their stock in this market It is
sy for anything in regard to selling goods cheap,
reported throughout all the Eastern cities selling
goods We the charge, and say short
ue prompt buyers, and cash that prepared sell
stock.
We have beautiful line Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS Of every
popular Kind imported to- manufactured in the United States,
to which invite special attention
Also have large stock Of READNMADE CLOTHING, that
can't quality, cheapncss America
Also 100 cases BOOTS Shoes which win sell
under regular prices.
Also 800 pieces OF CARPETING, ply 9py, wool and all
cotton that be bought Of for less than
prices. Call and
Also made arrangements with Of The largest
porting America for QueensWare by the crate, New
York iobbing prices Call and examine before buying.
Also Hardware. Cutlery, Files, Axes, &C, &c.
Merchants who purchase for cash. and give short notes,
wiz find the place
TRAuBE & LUCAS.
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Isaac PAUL,
@. NJ. FOGG. -
MARRIED.,

onTdosIy evening The 9th Instant Mr.. r. ncKNAN Miss
FANxu. daughter OF ". 2. Bang, Ct this city.
In Franklin Tennessee, 10th instant, by the Rev J.
Morey Mr. Al. CALDWELL Of Davidson county, to Miss MAT
TIE II. PHILLIrs, OF Williamson county.
At Minerva College, Tennessee, Tuesday, the Eth instant
" Rev F. JONES' Mr.. THos. Il. uDsoN, Of Marshall Texas
to Miss NJ E. IIAnLEY, Of Tennessee,
The Marshall CTezas) papers Will please copy.
In Williamson county, Tennessee August 10. 1s5s- Mr. THos
WATSON JORDAN to Miss Lucy }. BoTTICK.
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A TEACHER WANTED.

THNUE TRUSTEES OF THE ACADEMY AT NEWBERN,
DYER county, Tenn, wish to employ cdncated gentleman
10 ae charge Of the School. They prepared pay liberal
salary and no one apply without the approved e
dences Of scholarship and moral department. Applicants VIII
sd5reSs A. @. HARRIS,
aur7-ytts NewbeTn, Dyer county, Tenn
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EAk BIBLE GALLERY 1lultrating saTior1 Lils snd
Passion; With tEenty flour llustrsuons on steel.
me PROTESTANT THEOLOGICAL All AND ECJL $40. Al
hncyclapeiiz- Bang cundensaI trsng'afo1 az T--r.
heal AneyeioPedia By Rev. j. H. A. Bou5erTar b. D.
vols octave. -
TIE sfIklf AND BEAUTY OF TIE CHRISTIAN RELI-
goa INN the French b Euua B s6orzs
ttlE EtJE aLORY OF WOMAN As pORTR svru IN qsgTr
.a-lal Lac o. the virgin Mary By Rev IL Harb.1-h a
&C., &C. -l--1s
TIE CHEMISTRY AND BlETAIFrTRgy on eappps -,
complete guide = tie o. Copper al g. Ni-
Liz PRACTICAL BlNGhALoGISr- By Cverrnsn
TIE WINE AND LIQuOR nEaLEE's GuIss Ii - No..
ture and Adulteration Of liquors.
LIfE AND LOVE IN NORWAY AND LAPLAND 7-,, -.
German. novel b. Theo. Muggs
LILLY WEIfE. b. iEsrl Goodwin. Of ar,h.-,s
Tlik QUAKER SOLDIER OF, TIE British IN Phads1ns "A
Historical Romance.
eARTAROE. A tale az Norway BvIs4 A Wafs1.-1 a-st..
81 sThe Watchman.H
AUTHOR Of 'Sartsroe -
ADAM eh4Esh or MossGRAT. aovsl By lr 0phaa
John Leech, Of the London ssprrcb -
Just received BY r. uana,r
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Champagne.
To Exchnnge or Sale.

LIKELY Negro woman years old and her five children
the oldest boy Il, the next girl 10, and down TO
an infant VIII sod exchanged for other Negroes
one living in country and that them for their
srgIi WILL J.. BOYD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-18

CUM ARABIC,--Aus extra ane arscle received and for
In sale by RENOVILLE 4 BELL,
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FOur Horse NTniI Coach.

yE only one in Lincoln county, running regularly three times
week and hack, from Fayetteville to Tullahoma; leaving
Tuahoma Monday Wednesday and Friday in return leave Fay
etteve Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. connect the mail at
Fayetteville and the at Tuahoma and for the acoommoda
ton passengers. J. B. Smith, agent at Tuahoma Good
teams careful drivers. The fare through only two dollars
ivI-wtf JOHN II. TAYLOR
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-18

Builders and Contractors who are in Building Hard
ware Of any description invited to call at the cash store Of
JoHE W1IAs at KmAAN ELLIS old stand, il they
buy building hardware cheap for cash. He selling
Brown Knob Locks 4Qc each, heretoforeWOrth 6Oc
White do 6Oc do do do 75c
do do 75c do do do sl.OO
Nails, best quality, sc per b.
Also Morce Locks. all kinds Of knobs and trimmings
Frontdoo Locks every description at unusually lew prices;
Axe Pue Bolts Hinges &C. all st reduced prices for cash
only augls-ilw
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Fever and Ague.

Fever and AgUe.
4 Case Of Eight Months Standing Cured By BGERHAT "
HOLL4BD BITZERS -MIcHAEI KELLY, No. III Seventh,
near Grant Street, says:
July, while running on river cOton-bOat ply
ing between Nachez and Nes Orleans, taken With Fever
and Ague For eight long months suffered with this dreadful
disease. The greater part unable work. and
spent at least fifty dollars for different medicines but found no
permanent relief Three ago Of my friends insisted
upon my trying BGHHKvE HoLKSD BrTTTs, saying that
gUdTdHteed taking week, state,
sound have been work for two weeks and
have had Of tie Chills and Fever whatever
certify that the above statement Is true.
THOMAS ADAMS,
Diamoad House, or az r. 0zester's Gothic HrH.
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drunken fellow in Memphis has been sentenced to aftEo
days the hsogang, ior going ana grossly insult
ing lady Who making purchases. Served him right
The Board Of Health Memphis recommend the City Council
establish quarantine Presidents Iand about four miles
below city i order furnish security citizens against
the approach Of yellow Feyz which e believed be at this time
an epidemic at New Orleans and reported by telegraph 70 be Oh