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THE LIVER
IN V IGOR ATOR!
-.-. PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD,
Compounded entirely from GUMS,

IN VIGOR ATOR!
..-.-. PREPARED BY DR. SANFORD.
Compounded entirely from GUMS.
rs ONE OF THE BEsT PURaATIyg AND LIVER MEDICINES
no- Def re The puslie tha, act. a. 0Aatfe. saer d
tote Iiser rymsdy seirT ai On ne Lire 70 si,st
y @aIea mattel ss on ne stomach ssd bowels carry % h.
the painful feelings sIpeeoeed operations
and .bc daily IL oderas so r.n s sSa Sa
u up With unusual rApidiy.
me Ly.n :. one Of The principal rrFelaiOrs Of TIE
s b.. soay aes ssn - Ps5io,s, y aRsIioa' va
snosi entirely dsPspdsni - on De ssaihy ssiios o. IL.
.Sse s SSs .6 sS$ S s .sS
S..iss , :....s e q sS Is dune %: S1s,Sh
ons Of the proPriesoTs - made siody, In
practice o. more than twenty years dnd remedy
ghsfsshh 70 eenn'eraes NE EAnJ eAnEemsnts 70 uhieh
To that ths reuedyb EtIat found any person tros
has to W bottle ard .onveion Is csr,sS
These Gums an morbid or bad matter from
Ss ,OPRyns 70 hsr g,ss ssaiy sss q I'VE
rvsfIrIso IHI sIooD. sivng tone Asd Assllh to ne
BtLLfous LTrIoEsars - cured Asp, vHAT 10
sss.s. s -; ssssi ne 'so-sonA use Of Ss
onJ doe taken before ea vsrog, prgvsss NrasT-
only oss dose taken At nishs loosen. N. bowel
one dose tstes ,nsr zach - assi Ill cur, prsyrpst,
- ons ec'e o. TOO tea spoo,fal' I'LL aivsys relieve
one eO'is ;ss,n for T. = n.l.obsirVsuos removes ns
Oniy ore dofe unnediatsy - feusfes While
Doe dose often repeated IL - asufs cure for CaoIHna
MoHnus. ans q preventive o. cnu1saa
- Ouiy bottls 10 ucetoi % thrcs cot OF the
system he sRsc q Dedi. ~, cine lonr dctrrus
- One bottie tateu for W Jaurntcs removes a.
lowns color rec ~
One doee taken q shcrt - ne krfrrr VI.
the appetite anf makes - food ttrrr oil
One dcas oft,n repeated ~ cure1 CHsoSfo DIAH-
aHH in tts uortt formss = whh Srnmrn ard
HOuaL complaints yieid aimcst % ths arsi dos.
One does at tacks caused ~ Worus
Chntrep. there V ~ sur.r ale sperdr remedy In
Ne void u Ifns .
.EH- few bottles eprvs DReFsT, J exciting u.
absorbeuts
We tale peafure N - rseatns ne medicine
preventive fof ttvEh ANn - A0rn, CHttL. FFVEE,
ard ~ favtHs o. hi tnut trFE otsraies
vi'h errs'nty, ard thousanis ~ are wing testify
vouderfai vrtsc. ~
AH 'cA0 giui-g nsir saaoui hsfisaouy ~ Rs
Nfror.
~ WHer ~ a. ssoun trff1 "a fas5or,tar asd
stoaiico bofA t1gs'Aer.
THB LIVER INvIonuAr0ia
" aCitNTIFtJ MEnf0AL nisCOVEH anT 10 day wrFtfnr
scsi Believed by
a. Hs dose OirinO bfasf sad edo bottis
rsd ~ tFvsa Cunalns rru, uora
gfuadfrs ~ Dpspfrsir 70 coonon Hsaois
Ne reauit ~ = uEfsasp tvs
80 fFrts
Da sAsFoRn Proprietor, SIS srs.av.y We Yortsnd ~.
sfd ~ ~ m rgfts Soid alec bgghsr Winston Adis
Gray ard Purust, fsdd o., Ri'hmfd,VA
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! LESSON N ohtuoeff.-We have received irom cor.
respondent, pathological Curiosity in tho shape d
thirty different modss Of propouncing the word o
dno In Virginia We CANT give the whole thiiy three
as no are not provided -nh accented type and morso-
vs "Pn'loogAs" has not drawn upon Ls inns lou
Tor some OF the phonecs. the degree Of difference be
tween most Of them Il iamateal scaecy 70 be no
dceaeie. We copy the following specimens;
Su sno eu-anns; 60 amer; gu suy guiLah go-anna;
gsno; sono ; gworno; guannoi gsabo-wth tbe q pro-
nouhced as in the intsrj ction &" abi"
says; Tue first lsu ano) is the anglicis.d mode
OF pronunciation. The last (gssuo) is the Ie Spanish
pronunciation, add is Always used by the educated.
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MULES, MULES AND IoHsEs.-I1A
@ s AID SS, Is' ~ G sSs f A.ss S1
.S, (, g iron |ag. rslrosd and pan.sea
:. sss ~ ~ S,s1 s9S ssI p,, !: ;sI %
.,., ndu S. 5 e ';ss sss,. A TAU III IRON Ks
WpACoN, 40.
utrses sussr-cur,d Hams
10 SSis prime siSS" LEAF all Lar. Sa' '''''''''
IL bbh tupsrans RE Fiour
L.s,dlns yer Baltimore 'ssuer .hp s.y, Ier alb
RAcoN.-isSOO %: rOdd'' HoE asgna y.aay B.son. Ior
RosE e u: ~ C. Sr y
.nisH las DAVENPORT.
IN HlIDs TERHE uAUTE SHOULDERS
seis wM WALLACE SONS.
WVoLLINs NEW EN RIA FLOUR GIVES EN-
u,s .s.H;sOn 70 fsa's', and b had Of Of ne
Tss.' . -sn' . ',H again yin pl,.s. ssnea
OTAnP AID g@HDoAnD RnANDy.-Iso >.
I'.s,Is direct from Trsne' a0d n cs.,g@ I,y, ~ -.
RoSENDtBB CEMENT 500 bbs. Ros,sass osmsni,
saii EDMOND DAVENPORT co
- A.uHEns, e. hs iai- n,ra Of Hysrs = Jsois n
BE you'd I,r,e,ioly inform he i,seds sd o Tubre va.
svsry suines ~ sissd esTBer % Msa sss Pss =.
M p. ss y s % =, sss % Ylss war4 WORK
ton 10 hs city - bcns o. M watch Nsssrs 10 ns
Js.,y r,p,r,d NEGrEsr and BEsr STYLE b. .sp,rL
eneef JeveFrt
81 vorI MI. ,ssbrsh-sn, vui >, warranted
50. MYERs,
AL Main Psar.
u,NAmtIY HAus.-oarsmoat ssd ws.aov.r Hsu,. Ju.l
n rscsivtd ard fof sale ~ ssLpEN nfILER,
49, oornef Pearl sud or
NNyINDow class AND PuTrY.-an ssorgr.sn,
w q Ne various ts Of Pcsnch wndov ei. Petty b.
DE 80, te, A.. W. PETERSON, Drurrist.
avs in cornsr tath sweet
a TIERCEs RICE, ror saisty
nOWEsTfD AND HoUsE-H EEPING GOODS,
~ "A hsavy fott ~ ne shove
eAuou, ~ prices hat En astonth closet buvrrs
and hoot AZ usu, ~ ALPRrn NOsFN,
ani6 a. Nsis ssrr~,
nECtDEDi.Y CHEAP. nee fuTk.h oan,s are 80.
- nuuneed ~ AZ ~ have vu bsrsan
=. ..seee Of We fao have vssJ ~ n ne Prcs,
~ 50 each. klpRFD hoeeA
ALE q Ma ssce
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SIX, q y, X4ITAsLE aEAE E.rAIE on

- HAnhLrt NIL, At AUr riON 90 nONDAY
M N hsE - on ns lssesss eouneoe,rr ~ oost
We real estate located
s ~ Ioe-phA Asoh foeis ii7k fest The
tu street runs hArk 10 ec
ent framed dwrisx. dvi
nng and = 81 a. water
rExns One "a .
isbie tu.s deed A. 1ro
PERI eempsued - se sod without
OF thosr vAasns snsA real rsety
1 Anl9-td1 QODIIa A APPrRfOy- larr
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warren RrcOvnrD.-ws mentioned day or ,.o acc,
Saok containing sundfy arsiclss Of eloLing and
yenE vas stolen, about month since, from Alexander
saeh was recently found concealed IN The beddpy m
"E, uouns psned Sa'sh, dave 10 Robert Nelsoa Thi,
So ses not among them and rot to De Gusd DOR
Ss sns nsSo s'rs Aey account Of IL Y. serday Il
came 10 light II scems thai shortly after ,hs
ne ssh ran away IRON Der MASTER taking vish her the
s'en a. TIE moss valuable part ot tho piunder, but,
nx detection ~ runaway, and dreadiog the e,use-
aoPPed 10 through ore Of the grated windows 10 Sea
ofooks warehouse, where h vas found by some per-oo
eoaoec.ed .i.h TIE establishment vho left Il With nesrs
htcoep .nd TYLER, By shou Il advertised The ne.
gro hssssu led 70 b BY consssns acts -ith
vie. 70 the mitigation Of Der punishmeDt and conduct.
ns omcer Morris 90 the place where she had Lett t. Who
traced it up and nos has IL In his pos.essiso
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FAIRFIELD saIE

DING desirous Of oar nv fHrm tor ..I,
- yog IN the c0u-ty OF Gooehl.nd adJoInn~ the ird,
walter Lesfe shes seldon Robert thep~ih The tr,c
80 .eres Itrrr suing prvAtsiy sold
ne TksI Of ooroBkk,l viI orsr public section on ts
Address, TgnN a. pIupt PRIV
49,
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rHusyEES SALE az vALUABLE REA
tSTArE ~ Tue o1rH OF RIcHkOSD, ON THE sUCT
SIDE OF LrIGH. BErxkxN Zrn AND sra srREErs

CORDED In kehnobd BusrEs Court an
eh auction on VI. reniss. FRIDAY III. 2.h dag 81 ia
gus. 1888 81 o'clock n fair ar day the
fss 81 tse .d sed of lot
.eove fronting 10 eet running bach 1871 re-,
et vds hsv NJ thereon large
nou add Tor oecupaf IN wi
In 'he city. = = - : ''->''
IEass elah The lie perfect In. re tru..,
VII convey nth The usual special warranty 49,
49,. W. GoDDIs. [ r,.,.
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ID. r.. Williams,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
eEgERAL 1eKgr g0R RECEfyEO AED FoREARD.
mo kANUFACTtRk1t7O BACCO, e.,
ssiis Al Nrfrnsor
COUNTRY PRODUCE, &C. bS COMMISSION,
ofYioE ofPosIrs sHOoNE WAREHOreH
" ErfsHsfea Rutdfae, Eufsbfas H.fsf
- ubsTal cas- advanccs nsde an eoo.tgnnsnb o. Pr
docs Ia hand. uht-iy
UlRANDY.-PlNEr, CA4lLI.oN, A CO.
- half plps q superior qasif .. sale " -
asg ieu lac .. DAVgNPORT
U1NEGANaob es pore Clst "a oder Vic gar, PicE-
lne % les and bali barrsis 81 - AZ, inr ale ~
eait WN, WALLAon eoN8L
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Posr orrrcr AyrAiR.-rhs Postmaster General has
e-aei-hed tho following new Offices in Virginia: Black
Fork. Tucker esinty. WIN Carrier postm .stsr rou,
Lon 81. George "a Fork. Rock Farm Russell couu-
" route from HaIrisonville to Brckley's hiis The
po.tohiee at Nscrrviiles London county, drcou,nued
Once at kilmarnock LancAster county, 10 re-ssta
aud I'm Glancoek appointed postmaster. tn. name
OF hanth VI Slate Buchanan ate Tszew ELI county 1.
changed 70 'Grundy" lie has appointed Jo.sph Ne.
gath postmaster at Philomont, 'oduu county vice
hegcath, deceased William y Moore pestnsster At
Hackers Geek, Lewis county. vice Robert Coyne, Jr
Highland county. Jacob Hin. resigned P Chan.
man postmaster at Guyandotte. Csbel county vice q
3uiiogton, resigned. Edward Barrett postmaster A
lovely Aouct montgomery county, vice w Hatcher
ssa, re-,gned Alexander w Smith postmaster AZ Mis-
ii. Wse county, vcs Chsries Bond. resugnea- vii.
ham Trurlov postmaster K.nawha Saline Kama vb.
county. vice chas q Watson.
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By HECTOR DAVIS. Acct
RRICRLAHER.-onT TUESDAY. the 2s.h Inst ut TIN
- o'sicet Will sell LIKELY M,n IS good Brek
aaia HECTOR DAVIS Aaet,r
o. MICROBES II about, The ash inst Is incl,
sLAN Is belonging 10 geutien.n ~ko deCnts
iney sc mostly Jo1ng men and ris, sld for fault
Aalt-lW HECIOR Ant
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sehr. DAavile, Chester YORK. undE D 4 w. ourr,e
RANGE OF THERmOMETERi
ATJ W. RAHDOLPAis B0OHSTORE AND RLHDERY
i9i MAIN srRKEr-Avo. 10Th, 1855.
II ouT
O'Clock, rs 70
81 3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-18

ID b ths numerous letters addressed on he rleai
Of ne Mustang Linlaent would say that Vs hld 20 ooz
ton With that article for ssgea years It vas invented By m
and while pt under ny control and supervision, unigerssy
accepted hy the public best nentin he Wori. le5f
soa out my interest In C or parties, and since that
has passed through tie hands several persons, vho
have teen uncrupuious anuiacurs &c Of nsro- and
cheap articles, and thus entirely destroy ita vllus medical
y trusting for success in ssing IT, 70 its former highly s10
ilpalou It's present proprsto have gone 50 far as %
or articles In its composition FOR those in The original
80 tat the Mustang Eminent ve1al, possesses
no Os' me ehllcierstcso Of the genuine article,
as vas 3nal invented manufactured me These par
ues' 20 enae themselves with facility 20 foist their wort
less ana M fon article on the public use my name as its po-
sor' ealing u bRAaas Mustang Eminent l1i -autonns ne
public to beware OF any other Bgs Len asa iuositon
This is done with view Of exciting preus rn-t s.1.e'7
ARCTIC LusnIET, an article recently invented VINE f
possessing all the virtues Of The original llusnr with soma i'm
proyementsthe result Of experience later dlseosrl
Manufactured By Bragg BuroTes, which scouposd Of ny
SON. iOHver T. Bragg and Michael BuroEes This article Is
superior in many respects the usng when put up pure
aud in good fth and immeasurab superior aresno
venieias the Mustang Laiment also The only lnmsn
manufactured 20 which my appended ty my authority
consent Tn conclusion hold myself responsible any
Of the evil results Of using the Mustang Linneut nov vsn
and especially after this public disclaimer or any connection with
its proprietorship or manufacture.
jeIS-juyI
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a DESIRABLE REsInENCE,
DR. KINGS DISPENsARN
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Nf * Dr.. King, formerly Of New York. Tor he last
E25S years Of Louisville, Kentncky, and who has
voted his attention the treatment Of private diseases Tor
thirty years, daes himself, having attended prc
many years, andurd many thousands he 10 enabled 10
all diseases Of private matter how bad tEy
from idiudcous mgiica treatment from negldct thei
DR.. Kings Dpesar No. . Dsaderck street, hetEce
Cherry and he square, where be all diseases q private
from business
srRcRuRE Of old or recent date slctually cured lev
days, hy operation which pain Where Structure
exists, health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
more mschiei and undernines the constitution
SYPHILIS, with all the dsss Of the skn, growing
lect or had treatment, be eleullly cured days.
SEMINAL WEAKNEss, particular attention having giFc
this disease, and all the consequences growing hruuhs
in many by the destructive habits Of inconsifarafs
Youths and excessive indulgence u tie passions, nsscs
which viii undermine the constitution rendering the ubct ana
for business society. and causing premature old age
Females VINO be lahorir with officially o. he Woub
may rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, By writing stating ease, VA
fee enclosed directed to Dr. A. King, - Dearck 1slf
Nashville, Teunesee, will have necazy medicine sent t.
their address, with dirous. Stct secrecy
Once hours from O'Clock in tie m0ing until i'm the evening"
23-iIv
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THE CAUSE OF THE ExPIOsIOE.

There sre many theories to the cause of the
boilers exploding. The boat, as we learn from
several Of the passengers who were awake at the
time of the accident, was running at the ordinary
speed say from seven to ten miles per hour. There
was no race on hand whatever, and no effort was
being made to increase the speed of the boat. The
first and second engineers, Messrs. James and
Francis Doris, were part owners of the boat, and
were both sober and reliable gentlemen, neither OF
whom ever drank drop of intoxicating liquors.
Francis Dorris the younger brother ana second
engineer had Just come on duty, and proceeded TO
irv The guagecocks to ascertain if the boilers con-
tanned a sufficient amount Of water just at the
instant Of his turning the first cock the boilers eI-
ploded He escaped unhurt, but his brother James,
first angineer, who had gone off Of duty moment
before, and who mad passed up stairs instantly
killed No sign Of any peculiar state OF the steam
in the boilers presented itself to the notice Of the
second engineer when he went on duty, Everything
presented the ordinary aspect, and apprehension
of danger was felt by him. Some conjecture that
the great amount of mud which had collected in the
boilers. preventing adequate supply Of water
from flowing into the same, was the immediate
cause OF the explosion. One fact Is certain, the
boilers we're very old and thin, entirely unfit and
unsafe for service in propelling boat Of the size
and caraciiv of the sylVsnia The boilers
were about seven years Old and had been IN active
service for nearly the whole Of that time. An
explosion under The least pressure Of steam,
in such old and well worn boilers Was hkely TO take
place at aUy time. The second engineer .Who was
on duty states that he cannot tell what oecasioned
the explosion, aud aiirms that he had on at the
time from 1870 to l35 pounds OF steam less than ne
and tie other engineers often CARR, d. The boat,
at the time II the current, the usual place Of
running Several passengers stated TO US that the
speed was rather slow than otherwise; and Mrs.
Butler, who lives near the river, and who observed
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TTRElDna MATTaR on EVERY PAGE.
THE EXPLOSION OF THE PENNsXL-


We lay before our readers to-day the melancholy
details Of the Pennsylvania disaster The gener-
osiiy Of the citizens Of Memphis aud their atten-
ton to the sufferers is worthy Of AL praise The
cause Of the accidents yariOusly stated BY the diff
ferent papers. The Bullstm acQuits he officers Of
the boat Of al blame in he mater, but the AVa-
lones says that the accident is attributable 10 the
desire Of the officers Of the Peunsylysnia 10 keep
ahead Of the Diana, which was gaining rapidly
upon them, and to defective machinery. The AVa-
IaHehs says;
We also learn, that during the last season the
chief engineer called the attention Of the owners Of
the boat to defect IN the steam-pipe, which con-
ducts the steam from the boilers to the cylinder,
and desired that the boat should discontinue her
trims in order tbst the necessary repairs might be
made; but the request Of the engineer was not &C
ceded TO- and the boat hascOndnuedto make herreg-
ular trips, despite 3 knowledge on the part Of the
officers Of defective machinery.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS

Of the Explosion Of the Steamer PsHHsyIUqnia-Oc
100 Lives Lost--Nany persons oouaded--Rescus o.
the SurUirors-Boqt and Cargo total LOss-Lisj
of Killed, Wounded, and SaUed-S4O,OO0 in No.
neg Lost-Ths Burning Of the BOat-Ineidents o
the Disaster, etc etc.
We copy the following particulars of Tue late ter
rible steamboat disaster from the Memphis Bul
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prWe are indsbtsd to an ssteened cofrespon-
dent foT the following interesting contribution We
hope to be able to fsyor our readers with frequent
o5muunieadous from the same source:
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TIE rom norINIoY,, CoEFEE-eo.r-


FHNHOUSANDS Of this Coffee Pot have already bssn s5d,
and the demand from an parts the Uue states IS rauIv
on he Increase WI rsver inodlcsi has given most
complete satisfaction
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NT b CRU HaBSs wholesale dealer in Gold AMI lilt
w Jewely, Fancy Goods, &c, Nc. 3 south side Public
Square. next door % Berry & Demoville-
This establishment has been recently opened vita snra
goods comprising every article The line, usually spi
In similar establishments. The proprietor trusts, that from
somewhat extended experience n the business ana ~ deter
minaon % make quick sales as low profits, that he viii resolve
calls from his old friends aud the trade generally.
mayl9 ". B. GRUBBs-
FVOls SALE AT COST 40 CL0sEs.--An a57sT7f
IN msu Of the following articles, among Others offered
cost b close:
Irish Linen, Linen and silk Handkerchief Hosiery Glevss
Ribbons SILK Fnnges, Trimmings, &C., &C.
". b. GRUBBs,
nay % No. souh rida snu.ra.
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The Old Dominion Coffae-Pot
Never fasto DO W right Coos cannot spoil your cur Of
Coffee by neglect orgeulne, after she has placed the boiler
the stove range.
some three huno Of the above CoEsPots have been sod in
Nashvean they warranted Co give perfect Satisfaction. ala
sizes from one 70 twenty quarts. For safe hy
isl5 }. ~. WILSON, College street.
ASO--Alasse Minute Ice Cream Frss1srs; McDon-
n alas Louisville Refrigerator ArthuE's Cans; Jones
Fruit Cans Water Coolers an sizes.
jels-n j. W. WILSON. College street
DESIRABLE Residence,
ON Market street, next door 20 A. II. Hc.s Also rsrv
y desirable
EdECfield Residence,
Both Of which for sale ONE, TWO, THREE years
time viii De exchanged Tor small farm of good quality.
exceeding three TO four miles from the city Apply sarg
IKBY- MORGAN a Co.
No e & Public square, or To-
HENRY B. PLUMMER.
june ls-2m in EIrsaeiI.
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Gives healthy bcverlge Nervous and bilious per-
who had not fr cuies Cor years,
drnk their lyors beverage again when made n this new b8sr
and without an occurrence Of any % the ad unpleasant
quentes It's healthy because hy t 1l condenser, eVun0-
ration is prevented, n the coffee BOILED long enough %
release an the natural elements Of the her and -1 hs,n On ust
proportion in the beverage
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Auction sale o. Groceries, Friday June ls N o'cl0ck
IS College struet
Auction sale Of Groceries, Friday, June II, ooo5k
Is College stress
Is College stree
Auction sale OF Groceries, Friday, June Is at II O'Clock
is COLLEGE strast
Auction sale Of Groceries, Friday, June Is II O'Clock
u COLLEGE street
iunef7-i2w Is ColIa-e ztrset
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FiIoRTIY.EfGHr PARrs
One-Third SDIemdidIy Timberell.
Auction sale fOT the trade.

TyRIDAY morning. June the 18TH 1853 BENZ r shields VIM
sell without for cash, large and well d.
voice selsouahe Dry Goods and Rev Made Clothing now
received and opening. The goods and sod With
out
wan be added invoice Of Boys and Chdren's Clothing
Philadelphia make, Of the best quality. This invoice e.
perhaps the largest Of the Kind,
We have orders the whole funds The
must be paid before delivery BENZ. SHIELDS
ZINE CANADIAN HORSE AND BUGGT.--
III We Offering fine Trotter ana Open Buggy, Win good
jsI6 BENJ. p. sHIELDs
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Makes better than possible % obtain in any other
gay terare y ingenious bul simple management the house
keeper, boil hrcoEee for any length OF time without los m
aou thus acurnga the elements 0f the c1ee n heruaiul
and proportional combinations.
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HEENE MICH COW FOR SALE -
N win sell Cow, and warrant her % give Eve
gallons Of Mix daily. Price SO. Enquire at he -
Union and American once. lisl5-3N .--EAz
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Is tne most economical I1r lot being lost
boiling, One-fourtl Colee required. while che bsvr
stronger, more fragrant, ami moredelici0us.
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PETWAY LANDa.
ZOE SALE By TIE EXECUTORS,

WEDNESBAEs JUNE %, 1883.
TNTE VIII osr for sale the bidder. on acrit Of one
w two, and three years, lri0a atsresf the prsms
That Splendid Tract Of Land.
about four miles southeast Nashville fronting on the last de
Of the Noensvs Turnpike and both sides Of the Mil Crot
Valley Turnpike, the late residence Of H. PetEay deceased. Tha
whole tract contains,
Four Hundred and Thirty -Seven Acres.
which has bsen suhdiyiiei into
FORTE-ETGHT PARTS,
ranging from q % % acres ec with proper auu1l
running each through the alulg Inducements
0purcers. These lands lie we'll WltlTe y never
falling springs and running branches and the soil IS u the very
best quality.
One-Third SPlemdidIy Timbered.
the balance cleared and In high Of cultivation. There ars
very few of land en- the vicinity Nashville t El oou
pare fvuray with this, either In the quality sofa ts slera
ted and surface, healthy location good re hoi and ts
abundance Of good and lasting springs aud its convenience The
city.
This sale E made for distribution under the win Of dectas
long and liberal credits, without interest, lHorur Co purcha
greater inducements than usual Themselves with
small OF large tract Of choice Land.
Omnihuses VIII free usual, leaving the oire
Woodward Deadack street. about half
morning Of the sale day, and return n che evening.
Persons intending out, wiz please report themselves
ONCE Of Nance Woodward by o'clock, H. the "a IN
slant, that an may be accommodated.
COLLATION. the premises free the hour ore
sll. JOHN s. PETWAT,1
". PETWAT. ip.
G.. ". PETWATt -A----'''-
j. X. HUME.
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DissoInfion of ParlnersIli

VIE partnership heretofore existing bowen the gahsers
unsr the firm style Of Cook, Baiy & Co.. is ths dis
solved bY agreement.
Those Indebted To the late firm wiz make payment g Coote
Bailey, who alone authorized Co wind up The business Of sad
hrm- So. 81. COOKE,
j. n BAILEY,
June /, 1858 8. G. GODSHELL,