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and all Diseases OF tbs

2 EM0VAL.-R. A. BAIRD has remov.
lO ed his Jewelry Store to the new rooms in swit,s
building, one door west of the Drug Store. Havibe
fitted up and added largely TO my stock, am prepar
eholsale or retail, at lowest prices. Cali ill.,.
Ravcnna Dec. 10, 1857,
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NQMETHlNG NEW.--Those carbon oil
~ lamps. They are pretty, and the best Iirht In
use; Also, the new patent fluid lamp globes, shades,
WicAs .elc., Ut loct7, BAIRD q WATTS.
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DIR. J. G. WILLIS, DENTIST,

w OULD respectfully inform the citizens
w of this and adjoining counties, that he has
has sl'sn seeu up the d.cete of D DINIhSIRY Il
TO perform any operation in DENTISTRY, which
may be entrusted to him, in the highest style OF
the art. Whole andpartal sets Of teeth inserted on
tho atmospheric pressure principle; decayed teeth
plugged with gold or tin foil, which will preserve
them for years. Pyet teeth inserted. Teeth remov.
cd with us little pain possible, with pain at
ALL If desired, by the ofchloroform. All persons
wanting thing in the line of Dentistry, are invited
to give him call before engaging work elsew here.-
All work will be warranted and full satisfaction
guaranteed.
Reference given 70 any number of persons whe are
wearing bis work with perfect success.
J.G. WILLIS.
TPOfice in West end OF Brick Block, over the
exchange Office Of Robinson, King d Co.
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tpOCK THE CRAnIE IN,

II OCK THE CRADLE, LUCY "-
~ SWING THE CRADLE, JoHN!!-But don,,
forget to call iD al Poe d. Brothers ard select from
the largest lot OF Grain Cradles ever brought 10 this
town, consisting Of Grape Vine, Telegraph, Muly
Rakes, Hay, Straw and Manure Forks, Hoes. Riaes
and Scythe Stones, at POE ~ RR0,s
Raveina, June "a, 1858
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L, G. RUSSELL.
E. D. TAYLoR.1
MICHAEL STUART.

Attorney and Counsellor Ut Law and Notary Public,
Ravehna, Ohio. Ohleo In the cast nd of the large
prick block, over Richardson's Hardware Store =
Deeds, mortgaEes and all legal instruments care.
sions and Land Warrants obtained.
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RAVENNA CARRIAGE COMPANY.

A 3 trade Sc ems now to be revying from
~ Its long prostration, the Company take pleasure
in saying 10 their friends and the public generally,
that lney have now on hand splendid assortment OF
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
Market and Lumber Wagons, &C., all made in the
best possible manner and warranted. Our facilities
70 the interest of In want OF articles in our line
TO call and examine our stock before purchasing
We are also prepared TO do any amount OF surface
planlnG of planning and matching lumber, ipthe best
June 10, 1855 A. n. GRIFFIN, Secretary
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER WORN
BY KINGS OR EMPERORS.
What? Why Beautiful Head of Hair.

Because 1t Is tho ornament God Himself prop;ded
for all our race. Reader, although The rose NAV
bloom ever SO brightly in the glowing cheek the
eye be SO spark the teeth be those Of nenrI
if the head is bereft of lis covering or The hair he
snared and thriveled, harsk and dry, or worse SILL
u Il sP[lnSied with gray, nature viii lose more than
haii her charms Prof. Woods Hair Restorative, If
used two or threo times q week, will restore and
permanently secure to all such an ornament. Read
the following and Judge. The writer of he frst ID
the celebrated Pianist, T%HALDERe: %
DR.. WooD: Dear sir-Permit me to exnress TO- Tor
the obligations under for the entire restoration
my arrival in the United States / was RAPIDLY he.
comiF gray but upon the application of your tHaiy
hesloraive" II soon recovered Its original hue.
lion, quite efficacious as we'll as agreeable.
5. THALBERG.
welsh Newspaper office, 3 Nassau ST., ,Ap. 70, '5s.
PRoF. o. J WooD: Dear Sir--Some month or six
Weeks wee sgo, received bottle of your lair Resor.
on her hair, little thinking at the time that ii woSld
restore The gray hair to it's original color but to her
as wen as my surprise, after few weeks trial, il
,ha uas poGImed mat wonderful effect by turning ali
me gray hairs 10 dark brown, at tho same IImo
identifying and thickeHiDg the hair. strongly re-.
commend the above Restorative to all persons in
Z = = CHARLES CARDEw.
~ -. NEW YORK, July 25, 1857
FRoF. y. J.: Woop-With confidence do recon.
~uu Wv. uai hoStoLduFe, as Delng the most eff.
cacious article ever saw. Since using your Hair
restorative my huir and whiskers, which were al.
most white, have gradually grown dark and now
Ieei confident that few more applications will
restore them TO their natural color. 1t has aso ra
heved me OF all dandruf and unpleasant Itching 40
common among persons who perspire freely
PROP; WooD--About two years ago, my hair com
mcneed falling of and turning gray; was inst he.
coming bald. and had tried many remedies to no
effect; ! commenced using yoar Restorative In Jan.
iast. applications fastened my hair firm
De I'm tnI ho oI,s III
rs io,ner color {blsck) At this time it is fully re-
stored TO Its original color, health and apoearance
and cheerfaly Recommend its use 10 ALI
Tli Thicago; ~, May ], 1857. J.. D.HoES.
Inc restorative is put up In bottles of three sizes
riz: large, medium and SMALL the smaIl holds one,
,ad Pint and retqils for ono dollar per Bottle; The
nr,; olds at least twenty per cenl. more in pro-
porIlon IMAM the small, and retaiIs for two dollars
,er G bottles the large holds quart forty per cent.
nS's ~ EroP1ruon, and retails for three dollars.
~ -; WoOD q CO., Proprietois, 3l2 broadway.
tew YORK, t9 the great n x. Wire Railing Estab
'SaamSensD nS ana IA Market street, 81. Louis, Mo.
0's' .l . .4ssi lOctober %, IS58-1y
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WOOL TWINE-Just received and for
W sale cheapby STREAToR, DAILY & co
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SECOND INVOICE OF
SECOND INVOICE OF
NbW SUMMER GOODS !
1T THE
shalersville Cheap Stree
...... -.s
FOR Jt'LY AND 4UGL,&T

THE FOLLOWING is a memorandum
Of goods already received, and more on the way :.
" shall sell ,If-T.HEAP. Iii CONE, SEE, and
Judge, yourselves. Black bin Shawls, White Grape
40, Brocha do, choice ctlors, Muslin Collars, Chal-
i DeLuines. Prints, Ginghams. summer Cloths Irish
Popiins, ChambraJs, Eoots and shoes Of every des
scriFtion, for men, women and children.
TO THE FARMERS.
We have Beardsey's silver Steel scy thes, aitsady
bent for the Muy tho Snaths and tho old shape,
also. Scythe Snaths at low prices. Scythe Stones
and Rifles. Horse Rakes, Hand Rakes Bachelors
celebrated Pitch Fork, all ut reduced prices. Cult
v ltors for sale cheap, and will soon he all sold.
STREAT0R, DaILY & CO.
shaleraville, June 18th, 1858. -
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BROAD CLOTHS, Cassimeres and Vest.
- ings OF every description. Fancy Cassimeres
with Cable Stripes, TwCeas ETC., at
October 7, 1853. POE BROTHE'S,
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nOMESTICS -Check'd and strip'd Shirt.
~ ings, Bleached and Brown SheetIngs, Pillow
Case Cottons, Bleuchcd and Brown Crash, Bleached
and Brown Cotton Flannel, Denims Tckings, Table
Linens, Table Ccttons, Linen and cotton Diapers,
Linen Table Cloths, aud Wool Table Spreads, e. :,
selling very low ut POE & BROTHERS.,
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RLACK and Fancy Dress Silks, as cheap
- as the cheapest, at
October Z, less. POE e. BoRTHER'S.
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new GOODS !!

ever brought TO this mStket consisting of PlaIn shad
ed and figured Merinos, Plain and Printed Wool De:
LANES, Bayadere Robes, Bayadere and Fouard
Stripes, DeLaine Robes, Mouslin De LANES In grcat
variety. csshmeres-Plsin and figured, Persian
TWils, French, Englieh and American PIiEts, White
and coored Brilliant Mohaire, Debeges &c., at
Oct. Z, 1858. POE d BRoTHE'5.
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pERSONS in want of any thing in the
and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere,
as feel confident suit all i'll regard to quail
ty and price. Poe & Bro.
October 7, 1858.
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FRANCIPANNI,

THIS noted fragrant "Oriental Perfumen
l. can be had at ,.-a SWiRT,S
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A FEW pieces plaid snd fg'd opera Elan.
Il nels for Children wear. just opened Also white
and colored Flabnels, Plain and TW!lled. A good
assortment, at POE g. BROTHERS.
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Finaii sale OF los. in Kentucky civ.

rON MONDAF, 9TH DA AK,OFsEIs1r.., 1s,,s.
~ viii comRenoe the second and aal sale Of lsis In M
nouncng sale, feel warranted ia assuring The uubc tt at
point ne .t can te be found equal opportunities for
'--' -I0 KENTUCKY CITY.
high Iar {or sl6Vs ovefv to the mouth or t. 0Sis
and for All practical buPes and m foreVere a
HS ReatSe &c civ q and Columbus contains four s,s
dred acrss aa sBto lst, Streets alleys &c 500 aes n
fOrty apd sixty acre is Qn4 to 40 feet aboye high
water marx, and surOsnded BY high, healthy and fertile
b6usc GeneFou8s liberal enlightened and resS so
" Rhere wanted butOne further feature to make this The
most commanding point on the great Father OF Waters
this an uninsrTHPts eOanuaicaHoa the interior 50
as to aeeonmOdsts iltsa commerce and facilitate he inter
change Of commodities That want is nos fully met BY the es
- =, So e- RAILROADS .--s- -- ...-
which has fixed C p the center Of network
roads stretching out and Hordng connections ali directions
East and ramyins throughout the whole South west
That the public MT be led OF by suspicious that g.
city paper, request you 70 enqato come and see
d See the Msp-Kentuoy City the northern terminus Of the
erea Mobile and Ohio Raroados miles long See also
saESsa eonneS9a g ,lSa g "a SPa along Ihe NasAys and
nils e Ao kss9n s % sRs siaS % % ASPhs % and Ohio Road
Springs, Canton Jackson, Miss to New Orleans 500 mikes
road to Tuscumi HuAtse Chattanooga Knoxville and The
East and with Atlanta and Savannah, Georgia Aeo BY the
and Texas q TIE Paciae Ocean. . :
the Iron Mountain Railroad ST. Louis, I5Oailes
---'S' - y STEAM FERRY PACKETS, .'' .. ~ -
plying to and fo Ep Care and The n9s Central Railroad
Integent enterrlg and practical men, Who viii come and
and investigate n PERSON. viii be convinced that
binary commercial advantages aud facilities Of railroad and
steamboat possessed BY Kentucky CITY,
this point tes Tor and commercial FuFposs
which must ot necess cause spy 70 tecome the great
eFmedate city between the North south, at which the
productions and manufactures Of each section lOncenra
ted for sales 70 be exchanged for those Of the other, m
The H0n Postmaster General recent report SAYS: ssNo
look at the Of this country without his finally
resting the mouth Of the Ohio center Of population
commerce Of the United States"
The sale s to be made without and In good faith,
there viii always be reliable geRtlean the ground, whose
pleasure and duly It vii be 70 giYes al neul information, and
answer az written or oral interrOores Ihen let per
MI nns 70 le ea on p por e the Aetsare 50 accessible
Sale g commence Monday September , Isss AID continus
until all the Lotsa are sold. - - .,.--.l ,-gs ,f b.,
- ~ TERMS OF SALE. ....... .,,', .s.
Ten per cent cah in hand for the residue, credit of
the amount purchased and tive With interest. 1
-.,fg.-.,- BEN, EDWARDS GREIsl. .r it u. .rl
r.- --r Ia, r L BULLOCK, Trustees
.-s. - W. a. Il. TAYLOR ... , ...,s -alf
4. - - '4- n FRANK JAY MCLEAN, 49, rs !,
-' q -, ns f, ss =, Attorney, IN Lect1 80 : at
may25-d&Etds Kentucky City, KS o.
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lTTssOURT LANDS FOR SALE.

ATTENTION. EHZGRAGLS AND SPECYLATRO&
UAYfNG made arrangement with extensive Real Estate
Saint for sale liberal terms aarge
of desirable farms unmpr5Fed lands containing
from so 0 acres and located in the following ser-
SOP, Washington, franklin, Madisons Polk Osge Montgomery,
Gentry Cole, and number Of other nmer Of the
firms we veil Eatefed and tbered and Portions
Of the lands in a hi Cd stats Of cultivation.
We wiz furnish those wishing buy list Of the lands and
farms, and Letters efintroductOR the ST Louis hr ssTbs
quaof the Mssuilsns we'll established that comment
from isunnecessar Apply oce AZ North Cherry
street address. J. L. s. r. W. BROWN,
aAy T3-dtE&wd Nashville Tennessee.
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NOTICE.

c. g. Harris, Adm'rs., william Gruye-Attachment.
this appearing Jas D. Foresee Justice Of the
Peace for the county Humphreys and State Of Tenn before
whom the above entitled suit pending that the deendantis
resident Of said State and be served With the ordinary
oeOf law it Is therefore ordered that all further proceeds ngn
said cause be stsyed FeqHby law, until the first Monday in
January @ hch day set for the hearing Of said cause, at
his oee IN thst0Wn Of WaEeryt and that the plaintiff
ce by publication for four Successive weeks in tie OiO and
AaeTcd newspaper published in the city Of Nashville,
Tquiring the defepdant to appear and defend said suit
- el4-w4t prs fee 50 c. L. HARRIS, Admir- &e.
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PAINTTNG EsTABLISHMENT.

BE-. PAINTING ESTABLISHMENTs ,.- ,.l
DUILDEEES, HOUSEHOLRERS. S5C..are re-
gnespsd take notice that the undelne having made
the Necessary gementss and secured the of competent
worsmen prepared take LARGE CONTRACTS, in
Of his yOootiJn, in its various branches In the department.
-.slB as HOUSE PAINTING -s.- % --
the subscriber is prepared execute with the greatest
all contracts, however large which may be bnd style and
upon Wt cannot fail give satsfcons He pre-
pared 70 execute all manner Of o. HIIl''
kMESTAI PAINTING, hARsIISG ps
Hsviug that secured the Of the expert
and experienced 6 .
The subscriber would request persons having WORK in his line
give him a call before making final Arrangements
.-1rF -Hs..f K. T. 81 ENING1
marchsf No. 62, Union St. betEeen Cherry and Summer.
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TyIHE viii prepared receive Boarsrs this
watering place, u miles north Of Nashville, during the
Ede vacaton the first Of July to the first Of September
There kept as H ls aesgnea chiefly fO1
the decentralization Of Families, and Individual may wish %
resort 70 quiet heafu place during ne hest Of Summer
The Springs, formerly much visited, we'll
I. quire any elaborate description. - ~ $50
pleasant.
Prize Board 81 50 per day 81 90 week Servants and
Children under 10 years of age half price sz.,7s
may23-dtWE3m ~ -. 4. ------ =. L. CROCkEB %
SMALL FARM FOR SALE.--I offer for sale my
farm. sun miles from city Or Nashville, Immediately
the GhlIan T0Fnpes containing hfsuE The buildings
are comfortable and substantially and al in repair. One
half openalauee timber, and we'll in blue
grass.
AIRY one who desires comfortable home, on good pike and
near the louisville and Nashville RarOad, situated in most
g dU neighbor0Od church, school and stores,
all within quarter mile will fada good opportunity
purchase determined sell. Terms and further infor
may be Obtained By addressing the undersigned from
Rev. Dr.. Stevenson, Methodist Publishing House.
So 'H.'tt "a r- -'t Fl, o L. sATT 'SFEVBNS0N; q. p
iunefl-V-eowtf. p ' % " Nashville Tennessee.
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SITE OF TENNESSEE

Davidson County Court at NashVilIes
Thomas HOBBS administrator Priscilla Burgess and others
I'D . pdrts. ~ ' ~ % .-- r :
the Office the Clerk and Master Of county court at
4 Nashville, the 18th day Of june l5s, motion Of csm-
planant by counsel i the and it appearing
satisfaction Of the Clerk and Mee that the following parties to
the above wiz Elizabeth Slack and William Slack
of the State Of Tennessee and therefore Ord
nary process Of this be served upon them there
by Clerk and Master that publication be made for
tour weeks in the Nashville Union and AneT1
newspaper published city Of Nashville, requiring s
defendants tOappar the Of the County
holden the county Of Davidson, the reOfn
the city Nashville, the first Monday in August next and
said b will be taken for them
hearing pdTte Said petition being the
Of pay debts of estate. FL GltEATIfAM,. T
je3O-F4w prs fee SIS CLERK snd Master
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KENTUCKY SCHOOL or iuBDEeINE,
:. :. - b ---- =.

KENTUCKY SCEAOOL.SBE. tlEB DkGANE, f
,il LOuiSVilleys Kentucky inni r.. o. p
TTNHE Lectures Institution will commence on first
Monday in November continue four During
College. -,
.U = 81 FACULTY ''-'r''i - 500 ~
Be1j. W. Dudley NJ D., Emeritus Professor Of Surgery.
Henry M But NJ D., PrOesOref Theory and Practice Of
Medicine. .,....... 4.. r.,..-.-F
cine. f.
c. W. Wright, NJ D., Professor Of Medical Chemistry. L
N. o. Marshall, NJ. D. Professor MateFia Aedea and Tha-
Middleton GOldsm NJ D., Professor Of the RRepesOf Sur
gerry and Clinical Surgery. J.ss ti a. ,,atsi
W D. sirDan NJ D., Professor Of Anatymg- 81, sc q
g. W. Bee NJ D. Professor Of Physiology and Pathological
Anatomy.
David Cummins, II. D., Demonstration,
For full information address
N. B. MARSHALL, NJ. D.,
F2e-m Dean Of the Faculty.
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fails right Cook catoS sp5py5u cup
Coffee by geulness after she has placed the boiler
= the stove range
Some hundred OF the CoeeP Pots have sold in
Nashville and they are warranted to perfect satisfaction; all
sizes from 10 twenty quarts. For sale by
,~felS J. W. WILSON, College street
LSO-Massey Five Minute Ice Cream Freezers; Melon
"A uI's Louisville Refrigerator Arhurs Fruit, Cans; Jones
Fruit Cans Water Coolers, all sizes.
-jeIs-u ; W. WILSON, College street.
aTOEs aEEiNEtA Dwelling House containing 10 or y
NJ e. College street. This is nice place suitable
tor residence boarding house being near the
Post Otioc. Apply 70 . t-' .--'' - 'I-r' -
4ay2n-lGmtf W. L. BOYD, ia
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AiE%t zfEs-25-ss
TTyHE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic WiI
Western, NoriRester, and south States, by
tnuou Railway direct This road also Pitts5urg
with daily lines Of Steamers all the Western Rivers
Cleveland and Sanduy with all ports
Northwestern Lakes making the most direct cheapest md F
I6ler0Ufs by which FREIGHT can be forwarded and from the
treat West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG
FIRST CLAss.-Bo0ts, Shoes, Dry Goods ln * - rooH
boxes,) Furs Feathers, &c, 'o' p i'oD
SrO0FD oo5. S , sa sttGPs Dry per IOOB
THIRD CLAss.-Anvils, Bagging, Bacon and 5o 80 7oos
Pork in bulk,) Hemp, &c, ~ p0i i'Om'
5rSs5 I isrJ mi Ind anu vi 4Os per lOOb
Flour-75cs per bbl. until further notice
Grain-35cts per 100 lbs, until furthennotce.
CotOn-S2 per bale, exceeding 5000 lbs. weight, until fur
ther notice.
III In shipping Goods from any point East Of Philadelphia
particular to marx package ''Ua LEdhia RailrOad"
All Goods consigned TO R Agents Of this kalrOad Phade
pha Pittsburg viii be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AGEyTs-Hsris, WQrnley Co., Memphis, Tenn
R. P. Sa ss & Co., St Louis; j. S. Mitchell Son, Evansville
Indiana; Duesul, Bell and MuTdock, aud Carter JeBe,
Louisville, KY R. c. Medium, Madison, Indiana Sprngman
s. Brown, and Irwin & Co., Cincinnati, y. W Graham & ca,
Evansville, Ohio Leach CO.. No. 81 kby srt, Boston,
Leech & Co. Astor House, New York No 4, William street
and No Battery Place. New York; E. Sneeder, Phiade pha
NagreW KOOns, Baltimore Geo G, FranciscUs, Pslurg.
II. H. HOUSTON, General Freight 4gelt, PEIG.
II. J. LOMBAERT, Supt,, Altoona, Penn. .-
april, '55-u
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glasbtiIls anqr an0. 9nttitan.
oaiiy IS; 7TTi-0eeziy' s. weekly $.
ro,CorresnnniTents.

- e. ~~t To COrresPondents.
It via save greIt deaf of unnecessary ouhle 61r
friends u writing wlbssr mind afolloEnE rules.
Always give theaaie, poet oe county and saIe l the bodx
of your letter.
If wish the paper changed from Office smother, tive
both Offices nfull.
IF buspe and other matters, write on separate
sheets OF paper, or dihereut leaves of Que sheet.
4sttersfnd and
subjects l OF lrYH t0al QuintePest 70 ths pRhic
Anny communications q whatever shauceg, vii receive
no attensi0n.
Correspondents shoud write nhF ur0n eOf tie paper
We eannnt unlsgtake Y5 scted communications.
All letters business should be directed Mess E.
BAsTAAS Co., and not personally TO either Of the Ppre
tors.
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Farewell Concert Tour. .5.., {,
MISS ANNA VAIL,

About leaving the friendly shores Of this, her native
country Europe feels anxious once more some
kindness, taking in her way many musical places
has not yet had me hop9f 70 pas pleasure
Musical Amateurs Of Nashville,
Grand Musical Ooncertinthe Of few days on
which OecsliOn she viii bs assisted P the plOFing emil
nent ARTISTS - wv .
3 - MoLLEN HAUER, 800. i't5.a
The great YiolIns, wac created quite sensation In RH-
B4SoSs Juish sn1ouncio The bro,bs,. Msilsa.
hAuer his progTamme; Their Ducts have aston
t9nhed The diletaU Of musical EuroP BY their suFDtis
lug unity Of soul and eIpreoD accorded bF these Red
ARTISTS performances. The brothers MOllenhAueT
hgny celebrated for heir compositions. as iheTex
eculive abilities their QpaTtees Musioa "a CopFa
having given them much re1ogn among sompOsers P9d
artists their playing has achieved with The publc
.7,,. THE. SCHREINER, -l-.. -.r.T
The talented Pianist and Composer, pu ptl Of Biszs
may 9-f .t AL ,s-l"' 0tn 'sz.Q-.- 's'i 30
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-Manny's Combined Reaper and


. METHTH 'W0ODSS' at1FIPROVBlM II sssThis
Wv celebrated MachineT eceyed the first premium Of Grand
OLD MEDAL combined Reapng and Moving Machine
great United Agricultural Fair, held at LORisyle
ky September s5. The trial came OF Syracuse, New
York. July, where all the pr pal Machines in the nited
states thoroughly tested The committee made th- awards
y1gh Marshal P Wilder President United States Agricultural
Society, al Louisville, by. -
received Reaper, thssbest
Mower. before saate uOmmits appointed BY the PreS
dent t Davidson County Agricultural Society, at AasTV
in q
premiums and awards given this Machine
during the last season, every Machine in America
The above machines are for sale BY the undersigned, 4ss
- = General Agsnt for the state e p 49,. . p.
T. l...... r,..r FISHERI ,WHEELEs 4 CO., -s ~.
feb27-d&Wh . ..- b. q Nashville Tenn. ,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-10

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yeDd your recently discovered hair Restorative wiz t& r
hosoeyer il concern Used it and known others
m tt have for several years. besn in the habit Of using
other Hair RestorasaEd atIs ind Fprs vastly Superior 70
any other Know entirely elsaRses the head of dsdru and
with Que month proper USE will restore PERSONS r the
original youthful e0lorad teture i y soft and
glossy appearance all this without discooring the hands that
sDIy IL or the res which WOHld therefore,
commend every dssrous of having Zine csOr and
texture 70 hair kespectfuily yours, -
o. J. WOOD co, PropietOrs, 32 BFosdRsy, New York,
street, st. Louis, Mo. Ana sold by dDrnggishs.
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