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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08

C'ARPETING.-SPRI DfPORTATIONS,
~ ls5e al GREAT REDUCTIONS PRICES.
SMITH LOUSSBEaRY,
No. 80 BROADWAY ne.l Graad-t,
Are oftrinr-
= sish Tapestry Brsssels. ST cent? per yAEd
fnlish Iafcatry We've; al 8 y per yAEL
Ensl.si Srasss!s a: ; 10 per yard
fngisn ins'@E >. IS cents pr yard
sl-. choice sssor'nlent & OILCLOrHs. WINDOW
SHADES, LACE CURTAINS AID 81 otb.r G-NSs eTt.i
Io tbs gSos, o. equally !ov pT,os
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g. Sn REWARD-For the recovery of the fol-
Qpe)V lowing articles hich stolen fro tbs subscriber
the night Of SLIT Of May bay Msr 10 old with
black legs Erehesd natural tail carried lei. sliced aud
hanging under Lip AsA new sqnsfetp Bassy ensnsied
cth cover lined with aud silver psed the hAu.ss
hat with Dutch colsr silver mounted the lstH
wirkers and leather b, Wh,eyer will give information
esfios the cov.ry the above address WRsrER
WELT lrvngton Essex County NewJersy two mites wee. Of
Newark on the plank rosd, ADD receive go.
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The 25th Anniversary of he Marine Temperance
seeieIy of the Port Of New York will b. held a. me
Chncb rpt Of Msd,on aud Cstharne s THIS Tuesday
EVENING u O'Clock Interesting addresses msy BIS ex
pssfd Seas free. L. 7. HUBBARD Secretary.
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Chances for Busit1ess Ellen.

A RARE opportunity to make money with a very
small Investment Also Of the most valuable PATENT;
the wCr to SELL cheap for EGG aud which secured
snd perfected All well worth iLyesigDg. CAL at room No
"A Darcy Building Jersey City, the ferry from 10 y m
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Brooklyn Young Mems Christian Association,
corner Of Court and JOralemon ss-M0nhly meet0g on
TUESDAY EVENING June at o'clock, in the Lecture
Room Pilgrim Church. Remseust. An Essay will be
rad BY Judge JOHN GREENWOOD. Subject Couture Of
the SPIN lal Element in MAJ" The public generally invited
70 attend :. L. BUTLER, Recording Secretary.
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4 FRENCH MANUFACTURERS SALE

A FRENCH MANUFACTURERS SALE
NEW AND ELEGANT MASTILLAs,
OVER MILLION OF FRANCS
Those renowned s6eans Louis Victor Armand and Jean
Jqnes Lame nane whose projects are known alike from ST
New Orleans in the United Sstes having forced NIB
the Of the tmes the entire Of their
which viii be simultaneously disposed Of a. St. Petbus)
ID. red for pubic distribution az the
COMMODIOUS AND ELEGANT STORE,
No SOL BROADWAY
Between Thompsons and Tsylor's Saloons,
By PRIVATE BARGAIN, for LIMITED TINE only
These sales Ss ni coR y GIde e e
for the purpose f declaring fourth and nh dividend the
creditors Europe before Monday the % Of August he
sold for than the amount of the dues brokers'
TUE ALLOTMENT FOR THIS CITY
UNDER deed OF Nsgrm ~ 10 Mr.. WILLIAM d. ESTEHRE,
It's efficient display d.iSuon Il viii be open 20
the public THURSDAY the lOth of JUNE lust
HcuIs Of business from 10 70 each day
1T CONSISTS IN PART OF
Loco handsome deep aounced SIX Mantillas a. sa
SEQ isep fiou need silk Meutils az $40.
500 Sups rfne Silk Mantiss at sl2
BeweeG 600 ard 900 Of and recherche
imported into this country from to SIS esh
ALSO
Upward Of COO French Lace Man,es. With one and
hree fouues chiefly the product Of the ceeb.sd Chsay
looms, and varying in price from s. TO So.
MAGNIFICENT REAL GUIPURE LACE MANTILLAS
REAL THREAD LACE MANTlLLAS,
REAL PUShER LACE MANTlLLAS,
REAL PUSHER LACE POINTS
REAL THREAD LACE POINTS.
Wholesale buyers oily be waited previous 10 il the
morning
Terms strictly CASH before delivery
Ssi BROADWAY.
be.w Thompson's aud Tayor's Saloons.
Sale commences on THURSDAY, lo:h Of Isne.
WILLIAM ID. ESTERRE.
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NETWORK, TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1853.
Drp GOODS.

CRANDES NOUVEAUIES IN PARIS
IA CoNPAoHE LYoNNAIsE,
PARIS,
30. 50 AVID - BOULEVARD cArvcNrs,
20. 7hvE ST. AAsAuD,
AND IS ~, yrrvL DE-, cArrcYLs
Have just exposed for sale their
NOVELTIES FOR THE SEASON.
SILK sTUFFs.
LACE,
INDIAN AND FRENCH CACHEMIRES
PRINTED MUsLINs
AND PIoyEs.
yAycY TISSUES KINDS
WEDDIN UTFITS,
NANTES, BURNoUs, ETC.
The successive ,egandeents Of the establishment Of La
CoMPAoNIE LYoNNArsE rendered i, Of the
prise upward of thirty galleries. having four separate
Being their manufacturer their productions
liable 70 the charges made account Of intermediate
agents Company afford offer the public
terms than any other Every N
Gle, the Cschemires is marked in plain figures.
LA coMPAGNIE LYoNNAIsE have established houses q.
LYONS for the manufacture Of SILK sTUFFs ALENCON
and CHANTILLY, for the LACE mandatory, aud at
KAsCHMYR, for CACHEMIRE sHAwLs; but they have no
suecure,sle for sale in any country whatever.
HEALTH GRACE
Conferred upon the Ladies By wearing
DOUGLAS d SHERWOOD'S
CELEBRATED SKIRTS.
THE UNPARALLELED SUCCESS OF THE
NEW EXPANSION SKIRT
2 which been sold during the l, mouhs) has in
duced the manufacturers make that will enable
them to produce 900 dozens a. 400 Skrs day during the
months 81 Jure, July and August
They also cell attention 10 their
NEW LINEN SUPERIOR SKIRT,
FOR TRAVELLING,
which receiving universal aton from the Ladies'
They the ,ois propretors of the only
PATENT ADJUSTABLE BUSTLE"
IN Beware Of the limitations offered in the market
they all either inIne.men or worthless
They also manufacture over 49, -
20 OTHER DIFFERENT STYLES
tih and vithout the - Patent Adjustabe Bnstle.'
These skirts have been recommended by the HIGHEST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY being the best arti1Js' Lddie'
that has been offered to Tho S'~ A0ue genuine uaie's
DOUGLAS SHERWOOD"
MANUFACTURERS, NEW-YORK.-
For sale Throughout the United States and Crsdas
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Drar6 anG Rooms.

l. GENILEhtN-A piVfe anlJ oocagyilt rsst hire.
story house abb and COZ yen nj al o. desires %
foosirg the Bsck Palr % iss. DR. fur
lshsc - AlfoE9oH- e oTups.t VI vi4is his - snhe
90 FisIt Tsfs: he Ffctt p ID 'h4 .id Dr. 81
pr Wstk; and 80 Han s.crp.fn. = . .Sa ssr v-.t
Bsk "a rsq lifec k.fr fVchsns.' III 80 ~
l. 90 % prov n'rt'. Apq Ae. 81 ts .hs. 90
t.-~r roc
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-A busiue,.

about leave for Europe DO, having bic tune fully
col led would alter small Of basness In slps
securing Ps,ent Rights ',lioe Copy lights Of Bo h. ecns
and forwarding Samples Of Goods the sdvap
terms Address Box No. lee Tribune oce stating place r
t-iyisw, this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08

The ColOred Church C0ntrOversy.-DEAR BRETHREN
SITERs: We your Committee appointed 70 confer with
i.u. the purpose eecuug annexation thereto
after mature deibe alton respectfully submit the follow
hgiepoIt; 1T, s., -,
We earnestly recommend the popnety OF uning with the
connection Of which the Rev VIM f. Bishop s the General
Sup41intsnoentU (HENRY EWELL, Cnsfusn.
,..... J. C. BEAMAN, Sc ,re:sry.
conlin''ee L. II IMAM aud
C. HAZEL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08

The Rev. TheO. l.. Cuyler viii deliver lecture on
"Chssce before the Christian Association Of the North West
D. Church the Rev. IL u Ganses 2sds., between 9Th and
7bsys on WEDNESDAY EVENING. 9th inst, in said
CauIob ats O'Clock collection Will be taken in aid Of the
School Of the Association The public invited 20
stthd
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Board OF SupervisOrs.-The following received
the reou ion providing for the cleaning
the Of the Court of Special Sessions: ~
MAYORS OFFICE, NEW YORK, June i, lVo8.
IL ~ ILL Of AI aIal
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-17

THE undersigned vii purchase Whss. ioIoRlBa
Il ufeg:
Mediterranean, 5af068o FL
Tennessee ned, s. 70 Csc. .-.
VINES Co % De-
Delivered at tas Ware Ho1ss Of Fl. s. FRENCH & son,
and subject 10 their approval -.
JAMES COLQuHOUE. ID
Nashville, March 2, l55s-laPrlQ
T. r. HAYEEs, n = Via
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-17

Theseoulsr press is not so disconnected from re-
lgion as to be unEeresed in its progress, or as to
regard il as an inhibited subject On the contra
we regard whatever is promOtive of piety, Of mOra,
of virtue, as inseparaby associated with the highest
interests Of the country We think the press is too
often silent and even so when the brightest lights
in the Church are shedding upon the public
mind the most radiant Examinations Of Divine
truth and, too often, these messengers Of mercy,
peace and life, eloquent with the Hottest theme that
ever employed the human tongue and earnest in the
hottest, noblest, most selfdenying labor Of love-
that ever enlisted the energies and the devotion Of
men, are allowed to come and 60, among us, unher-
aided, unnoticed and unthanked. Thisisnot right.
/" The laborer is worthy Of his hire" The most
grateful part Of this hire is in the way Of aoknoHl
eigments. Of testimonials Of thankfulness, and Of
praises for the great and voluntary good they confer
upon us. We esteem 1t pIeasurable duty, there
fore. briefly to notice the labors Of DR.. Stiles, Of
Georgia. temporarily sojourniBg in our city.
This ELOQUENT divine preached in the First Pres
byierian Church on last Sabbath morning and eve
ming, and again on Monday night, on which occasion
we heard him. As a christian, be evinces the most
impressive earnestness and zeal, and his example
eleyates the nearer far above the trifes Of earth
BE possesses great and oapacious heartthat seem
60 enfold the whole world in its love, and his mind
is sublime in its intimate fellowship with God. As
an orator we have seldom heard his superior in the
pulpit He breaches with all The power Of an in
tense soul wrought up to the fun appreciation Of the
glories of religion Body, soul and mind, he seems
given up to and absorbed in the vast themes Of
eternity and-tde soul
We listened to the Dr's discourse with thrilling
interest, and desire that the entire public may have
an opportunity to hear him. 1t is the earnest wish
Of an who listened TO him, that he may prolong his
visit through the week CrOwdswill doubtless 60 to
hear him, and the best results may attend his minis
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-17

Proceedings in the Senate yesterday, March 10,
we're closing up, light and unimpOrtant
In the House Of Representatives, there was an or
der to print 500 copies Of the Governors message
responding to resolution Of inquiry with regard to
the school fund.
The senate's Bank Loan bill was rejeoted-yeas
"a, nays 40.
Mr. Folks Married Woman's bin was passed the
third reading-yeas 80, nays %. .r.@ r.
The Han for the use Of the approaching quadren-
nial Methodist Conference SC.
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Rates % AdvertIsIng.
rrr Iuns Or LESS TO CONSTITUTE A saVAHE.


one square, enc year, s9osch additional square, SO.
Advertisers exceeding the space contract
cd for, VIII be charged for the excess.
To CorreEp0ndenUss
win great deal Of unnecessary trouble our
friends in writing as, viii bear in mind The following
rules:
Always give the date pos, oce county, and State in the
body Of yc2g letter.
you wish the paper changed from one ONCE to another
give both on oss ga full.
Il you write on Business and ether matters write on
separae sheets Of psper diGeEeu leaves Of one shee
Letters aud communications solicited upon all such
acts and subjects may be Of Information OF interest 70
be public.
Anonymous communications Of whatever character viii
receive attention. "a
Correspondents should write only upon one side Of the
paper.
We caun0t undertake 70 return rejected eoHmuheaOns
An jefferson business should be directed Hessrs G.
ToRBrrT Co.. and personally to either Of the Pr9Pn
etoTE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-17
Parafine Camel Coal Oils
For T.ubriCatfng Machinery.

Ease6aana sCanner Coatos have 5s7n very iayoTa'
hyEhown ana extensively used % lRe paceof sperm for
he last lew yesFs Oils Of similar nature a quality are
nov being made 81 union coal 81 on CopPany, and
are s bizbB yauea wherever known. THIS OH has tha
saoepa eight and Hiliben ts same temperature, when
Ta.ar strained as o bes spgFms and alg equal to it
s Lubrlcat0 having been sub esd he ssyeres tests
MON bon heavy and light ulchine and gwen entire sat
sfaston mis- OIL peculiarly adopted Railroads, Cot
on Spndies, Masbpe Shop, ana an machinery where a
fne Oh required u esononcal than ordinary
Oils as it is sold at about me price and half the
quantity viii 20 equal amount Of lubTcsiio9, aHd do Il
better
This on being entirely uiihsHt gum, should be used In
he same manner - the finest sperm. The openings ofhe
cans ana feeders used 1rihGTy oOarser OILS should be
reduced, otherwise the oil wll be Wastel.
These Os viii be furnished to dealers al The factory pr
eos adding freight, Insurance, and Fxcbange Ard All Oils
sold By this company fully guaranteed represented
Fer sale By SWIM PendlC0R q Co., Of this city Agent
or the Union Coal and on Company, Maysville, Ky.
We call public attention 30 the following certificates of
gentlemen snoBn here and elsewhere
EWINf PENDLETON g. CO.,
Agents. Nashville:
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FUNERAL NvITATION.

The friends and acquaiutances Of the late EDWIN
SHERWOOD, and those Of Mr.. and Mrs. James X.
Bruce, are requested to attend the funeral Of the
rmer at o'clock this afternoon, atthe residence
Of Mr.. Bruce No. Il, South Summer street. Divine
service by Rev Mr.. Read March II, 1858.
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~ fotus5y I6ov Ia B.P. CHR1THAH'
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snRINH EAIR.

The annual Spring Fair of the Davidson county
Agricultural and Mechanical Society, for the year
1855, viii be held al the fair grounds near Nashville
on the 4th to sth of May inclusive. Liberal pre-
miums are oHerela list Of which with regulations for
holding the Fair may he had On application to L. P.
WILLIAMS, Secretary. 40 the office Of the Southern
Homestead, No. I53 Deadrick Street, or at this
Office. Membership Tickets emitting the holder
to all the privileges Of the Society for the year
1858, and free access to the grounds during the
Spring Fair, may be had for 81, on application
20 Taos. B. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
NN. g. HARDING,
feb 2O-triW&wtd President.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-17

American Conn SuEL-ER.-l appeal to the intel
lireut citizens of Nashville il this is not the best
invention of the kind ever exhibited in this city.
The mechanics. farmers, scientific, and indeed all
classes of men have been to examine and try the
machine and see its operations. II is decidedly the
best article of the kind have seen as respects sim
ploity and durability, as well as the raPidity and
perfection with which 10 shells corn it is certainly
a most valuable acquisition to the labor-saung
department If this be So why do our manuiao-
turers stand of: Some Of our best and largest
farmers have purchased machines, and they say at-
tar irving the Corn Shelter that it is the best they
have ever seen Mr.. Brown says he sUpposes there
have been over thousand persons who have tried
IL and all say it is the best they ever saw. VIII we
suffer stranger to come in our midst and sell ma
chimes 10 our farmers when we have the opportunity
buvfng the right Of the State and manufacturing
them ourselves. There is a large profit on The ma.
chimes. When this is plain before you will you s''Li
stand off, Ihope some one will take hold. have
seen Mr. Brown: he will sell the machines cheap
with the State right, on good terms. mch'-H
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Wheat! Wheat!!

VHR highest market price paid Tor LARD put mp IN Ship
i ping order. ]. T. Ma Rim g. co.
feb 10 Corner 80ad and MARKET strsats
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-17

Truth j. JEigaty and will Frevaii.''-
L. truth, shat BRACES ARCTIC LTNINeNl mas per
formed more cures Of Chronic ami Ilasmma0y Rheuma-
ism during lbe past year than any remsd ever before
used for these painful affections 1t is also slth IN no
remedy has been found successful in healing Odd Sores
UIesrs and wounds OF all descriptions aud 60 cudrg Ey
sipsIas Carcers soald Head, Tetsr, RngTorm and all
diseases Of the skin IL is also nbls specific for the
Piles. For sale by al rugg-s,s inthis o0uu ~.
MARLIN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-17

NJ No adverriselnent is inserted N tnis
,.--er. except aro % thoss who EiaH'e regu-
ar Contracts and except legal notices.
unless paid for al the time Of insertions
ian LIZ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-17

o.. WOOD & Co.-Gauu: As 1 nave been susag8t In
selling your ar kest0rto % lass for one o. your
local ageuIs az. . hE-knsonl and having arpereneed
ne beneficial elects Of DO myself would ike 10 obtuln an
agency for tie STATE OF Oaos o. state ihe West
snOUld you wish make such arranrameut - L N
convinced there nothing equal % n United States
tor restoring he nalr have been engaged in ne Drug
business Tor ysas, and have sold various ursDa
ions Tor She halfl ol nothing restores ne
tecfetTe organs Or Hvs3raes tho scalp we'll yours;
being fully Convinced maj your what YOU re-
present II 70 5e5 Houa Ike 10 engage the sale Of H. for
am satisfied IL must sell.
Yours Tuiy, r.. sToCKuAy-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-17

'Fsylsud, Miss, Fsb. S, 1851.
good effects Of your Hair Restorative wish 30 STATE mat
ludlng M has growing taln as well as grly Undue
Cd IRON Wnat Fea1 Ra1s Lry article prepared
~ Jou5 70 promote u growth and change M color as &c
was "a youLn ben OF Hhch IL has elected copasy 10
The operation have used nearly three b0ttiea
Yours, &c, JAMES FRANCIS
o. ]. WOOD O. co. PropnslOrs, 3i2 BroadFay, New
New, in the grUstN Y Wire Railing Estsbshmsntj and
ia AsrkesSt.s 7 Louis, No And sold b. good Drug
d q rlr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-17

AuRuFo-Blanche Lewis, from Saliua Dunleith'
from Cincinnati; Josephine Savage, from New Or
leans.
DrrRrrD-Look Out, for Paducah; Dunleith, for
Cincinnati: Acacia Cottage, for WaitsbOrO.
,ExrEcrED-Cuba, from Paducah. We learn that
tho Lucus has changed her destination from Nash
Vile TO ST. Louis.
The river is rising withabout l2feet water on the
rhoals: we learn that the melting snow has given
Coal tide in the upper river and a Coal Boats have
come over the Falls, ten Of which have already ar
iyed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-17

Tar GArrTy.-The audience at the Gaiety last
night II not SO large as st might have been, was
very select, being composed of the beauty and in
telligence Of the city. The number Of ladies who
nirhtlp tend Mrs. HAEEE performances, is larger
in proportion to the size Of the houses, than we have
ever seen at the Gaicty. This is a handsome com
plimeut to one Of he most beautiful and accom-
plished Of the sex.
The play OF Iuggga- was fae'y rendered, Mrs
H.. sustaining She part Of Partisiia, in her usual
excellent style, audeicitug hearty applause. She
was well sustained by the company; Mr.. HANIIToN
particularly by his rendition Of hgOmaT, strength
euing his hold apon the public regard Indeed,
throughout this engagement thus far, he has sus-
tanned Mrs HAyEE, with ability that has ELECTED
general appreciation. Mrs. Laws has also contribu-
ted much 10 the success Of the engagement, by her
uniform attention to the duties Of her profession
We recognize in her thoroughly educated actress
one who knows and does her business.
The beautiful play Of A5rie7as, the Aetrss' is up
for TONIGHT This Is one Of Mrs. HAYNES celebra-
ted parts. Of course there viii be full house
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-17

HarPeF's Magazine for March.
LNEMERSONS aRd PUTNAAPS MAGAZINE end
- GODEi's LADY'S BOOK, FOR MARCH.
Just received BY
feb 70 JOHN YnRE. SCO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-17

- IHE HAIR.-PeCpe have Tor centuries been afctsi
Win bald heads and ls Only remedy, heretofore knoun
has been those abomnabe wigs 81 discover Of
Professor Wood these ARTICLES being fast dispensed Win
Gus great macy persons si pafO tnem because hey
have been often imposed upOn b. Hair ronic didr
ent kinds 10 al slcu persons earnestly make
guest That hey viii Try onco again, Tor An Woods kso
i've there Is no suca tng lal. We know o. lady
was DaGf "nO used the arlc short uu8 and bead
now covered completely W1ltae 8st and beautiful
curs Imaginable We EHoW Of numerous cases where hair
rapidly falling eat, restored In greater psrse
sion thaE lt ever hal been before. .-.-
10 Is also Hh0ut doubt OF the best articles Keep
ING tle hair 10 good cond1u masug O. sou I'D eossv re-
moving dandruu and has proved Itself ile grsassg enemy
% ali the Ills that hair is H5ir lOs
IL Is The duty OF sVe improve ther Dersonal
psarance though some may dh5r n regard WAYS
doing Us but every one viii admit hat beautiful head 1f
nair, elt1erln man or woman, b DEAR
ca ana there are no means tnat sa0a1 5s len untued
obtain sdcn confederation "oNAN'5 ADyocArE, Pnila-
delphia.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-17
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES CLABKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarl, r. D.,

Prepared tro, prescription Of Sir j. Clar1 H. D.,
Pbg5ici11 EztraOr3na7y TO the Qusu.
This invaluable medicine Is unfsiling in the OF al
those painful ageerous deasss TO which female
constitution is subject % 1deresa all excess az removes
all obsgruotons- ana speedy cure may be relied o.,
TO MARRIED LADIES
&c is especially suited. % VIII, In short tme bfHg the
monthly period with regularity.
Zach boe psoo dollar bears Oh GOVERN emf stamp
ofGrsat Britain, DO prevent couat-rlets.
CAUTION
These Pills Should bstlsH by females sriag o. First
Three Months Of Prsls as ftsy are surst Jriug on
Miscarriage bat OF avg other time sbeg are sgfs
In all cases olNurvnua and S9DaI EC-CglB,p in in the
back snt rl.a a-ue e-h: CEson. parpat on OF ihe
heart, Eggl-- cs .a Whites, these pills will gI.t cure
when al other means hsrs sa5d and zhough powerful
remedy, DO -..a a aaIaal sHluoly- OF any thing
huruuI On rl" constitution.
Full dlre-. rssaal1.a ..rv s1rf rzcEaro. . a-h
Sol. 8 --l. Oh. United -l4..s ala G1usdl ..
JOB IUs esq
L..s 5. q. Baldwin u 60,
Eaades.c- IS. Y.
&. B.-gI-01 au. r5s-a stamps enclosed 90 any authoT.
zcl Agent v insure aoa 0l the fills by retuT mail.
SOLD wholesale and -ot. .r Berry q usu1vIg and G.
/ IS. He1tulaa0H- Agents .'. Fa.arur. dcodtWIy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-17

rzg- The prospects for large fruit crop, in the
Northern part Of Ohio, are said 10 be very favorable
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-17

r@vr The theatrical critic Of the Louisville Courier
in speaking of the performance Of Lucy Ashton by
Miss AyeyIA JoyEs, sayB.
d" The semi-ealaIcptio rigidiiy and immobility OF
her attitude and hzsdueEs of countenanoe during the
last scene, was q perfect piece of acting I"
There's a criticism for you.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-17

Alfred Marks, Esq, says :-"My wife has beer
sorey afflicted with dyspepsia for the last year. During
this time, she had used so many medicines which seemed
ggravate rather than the disease that amos
dsspalred OF her recovery Living the country she
oyed ali the advantages Of pure air and exercise yet
day she seemed 70 be more eDfesbed With iCuI
", I persuaded her 20 take your HOLLAND BTTTERS
which, am happy to state las completely cured her.''
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