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message vas received from the President announcing
10 the HOUSE, that he had approved the bills for the sup
p.emena and deacercy Indian erpcuscs for the esab
shmeo, Of post routes The transportation Of the mails In
ocean steamers providing FOR the civil expenses OF The
government for the support Of the army providing for
the expenses OF the collection Of the revenue; Tor mill
tary road from Assors 70 Salem (orcsou and several Of
aprirs.s character.
On motion Of Mr.. J. CLANCY Josss, (sdm-) o. Pa,
resolved the senate coscurrng, that the session be
extended to half past two O'Clock today
Mr.. Joyxs, with the view OF reconcng the differences
OF both houses on the Post once Appropriation bill,
tabled.
This prevailed and third Committee OF Conference was
appointed on the disagreeine amendments.
The House amended the amendment relative 70
The extension Of shs session, By substituting "sx THIS
evening"
on motion Of Mr.. JoHS cocHs.vs, (sdm) IN ", all
bulls and resolutions referred the Standing Committees
OF this session, which repor have been made up 10
the time q sdournmert shall stand reoommited Il the
nerf session OF Congress
me House concnrrcd in The report Of the ocm,sce OF
Conference the Post once Appvopviatson BILL The
senate having rcceded from all I've amendments.
NJ STANTON, (opp) o. Ohio, oeered toint resolutsea
rr the repeal Of e clause In the Pese Route BILL authos
xns The General 10 make such
mr tbs snspovatn Of the great through malls besvssa
Portland and New Orleans win Insure the speedy
and csvsas connection, including In the rcu,e for o.
tc daily mails many OF the sesbosrA commercial cities
- msy be consistent with the greatest despatch.
Mr.. ExeEIm, fsdm.) Of Ind remarked that he bad re-
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At xvERDErLs PARIS WEDDING AND VISITING
a csrds elegant vissins plate aud peck cards III 90
Rroslway. corner Of Duane streek kslabhsheA ls<0
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pusi tsrxet excursion The orator pitched into Gen.
saidcrd Tor preventing the City Guard from being tho
guard q hccor n the obseques Of Daniel webster.
smes Mason became Captain In 1S4z but on tho return
70 Geo the Light Guard which helped that company along
The New England Guards received 10 1874 aud were
given su,endd open air supper In Nibo's Garden The
Boston City Guard received In l84g The corps next
ospsn The grand excursion of the City Guard 10 Mon
teal md Boston, IN 1906, was next recounsed was
the brst American military company that had ever visited
foreign soil: Captains Baikiey, Peirre, and
Ia b'n followed Ferris ana then Captain Hal.
passec elegant eulogium the memory OF Captain
McArtle, and closed amid hearty cheers. " The past
Cnmwsndsrs OF toe City Guard were then toasted.
Lieut. Colonel LA BAU responded. He said ancient my
thnioey han informed that all nature, animate and in
bsd the glasses dance 10 the music or the last
speakers eioquenoo He euloslzed the people Of Boston
the modern Athena The press bad called the New Eng
anders exclusive and they Their fathers were
exclusive that they would not unite on tho stamped
paper q The King. (Cheers) They wsro 90 exclusive
that only good patients were allowed 10 como 10 thor
oeiobrsed tea party (Cheers He goried In such OK
oiusiveness The Colone closed In toast complimentary
10 Captain HAlleok
number OF other speeches an oasts wore made dur
late hour
As all pleasant things must TO end did this,
tho company finally broke up, much pleased with tho
evenings entertainment.
Annexed the names q the officers OF thI. company
Captain. ......................M hAleck.
AnJut0t W. H. Dr~P0E.
rHW lAeueenant.. :....'....'.....'..'r- - SsSuo.
SeCood Lioutenan'' ~ q. Sno man
f S mas ssr. and presdcn; senpqass.
Qositermasaes D. L. btopuo0s.
CpePis'n ..,....... .................D naA. yr.
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FrcdericAs Photographic Temple ~ Art
Nos 5So and hp Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hase =
photographic Aaoypss, dsguereosypes ssd sbroypcs "a
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Wheeler Il Wllsoa's Sewing eIaohlnss-
Once 3y Broadway, Fes YorA-
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Horrors New Patent Sewing Machine Il
superior 70 the highest priced machine and only SIS Agents
wanted <z Broadway.
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De@ancs Salamandsg 0afes-Wnth patent
power proof locks ssd bars Also and kursAx
prssf pasisr safss- Depos L. Pearl s,reet -
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"Thero's Tile for you," exclaimed q fsiesd
Of the oher day, pssaing KNOWS establishment
OF fulton street and Brosdwsy; who could
buying such airy sruclef can't though bought
hat orly the day before yesterday" buch s hreaistp
Effectiveness Of KnUx's beavcrs
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mrv. E. Gibson, Ladies' Hsird~esser, has
removed from tbs Sixth S Broadway Tsir
HArdressing laaies rcsdences 5Oc sham
pooling SOC Rooms s3s Ilroadwsy.
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Smithsonian House, Broadway, Corner Of
Houston street. New York. Hotel accommodations the
Kuro Mia
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Tho Senate went into executive session, WHICH, however
win be OF short duration.
When The doors re-opened the Senate agreed 10
adjourn 81 sir O'Clock this evening
Mr.. DAVIS, (adm. Of Miss, from the Military Commit
tee askea TO be discharged from the consideration Of tho
fcliovirg wagon rosds;-For q wagon road from Fort
Bsaton kissouri for wagon road from Fort smith 70
Ss .o' s,s ss 10. Nsrs
Assrs resolution also from the resolution In relation 70
Butter heio's primer and Wards firearms.
Rchsrd msy On extension Of his pateni for railroad
oar springs
spccirg Of the st. Regis Indians W KAnsas lands
NJ Hses credentials for the next six years we're pre-
Mr.. Dc,anus, (opp) OF Wis, presented resolution
that 10 Committee Foreign Relations be instructed 70
caian Cenua OF South America the rights Of citizen
ship scr UGH free negroes may emisrate from the
Ualte; ssiss In consideration OF he trade thence derive
me Pcst ON . Appropriation bin Vas then taken up,
and The tracking privilege discussed.
oS the Conference Committee the Post onice Appro-
prstou b namely; that the senate reccde from is
ns The ate Of pos.Ss and resulted ayes 49, nays IL
consequently the bill cas- passed
Ms. sEDnt, (sdm OF Ia moveithe usual reso u,on
10 carry the unfinished busacss the next session,
which agreed 70.
Ma. DAVIS (sdm OF Miss introduced resolution thai
The JuooAry uommittee inquire WHISTLER further egsa-
tn necessary respecting election United saates
Senators which adopted
Ma eswsxp, topp) ot n. ", offered q resolution pre-
souilpa the thanks OF the Senate 10 Wee President
Breckcrrdsc Tor the dignity and lmpartslity with which
he has presided over their deliberations, which wAs
agreed 10 unanimously.
joint oommltNe appointed 10 inform the President
Thai Cceuess ready 70 adjourn
Mr. BssJAxs, (sdm.) OF La, introduced q resolution
hat The President be prepared the nsyt
son. tabular statement Of ali claims Of American citl-
o. e.os, and the result thereof Agreed TO-
Mr. DouoIAs, (opp) Of III, introduced resolution that
the organization m the rcrroyy Il Arizona be the special
order Tor the second Monday In December, and that the
orrsnsson Dscotah and Nevada be considered nj tho
same time.
hs senate vas occupied most or The afternoon In
h.,aan and iinnrnad A aiI n,clnrI
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Geo. Bsundors' Metallic Tablet Razor Strvp.
yh the genuine Article has been oquailod for
dncipg The ecnest poss IL edge For sale By j.
A0ACrDkR0 No. Astor House.
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A Large Assortment OF straw Hats I'm
cvcry variety and STYLE 81 WHITES The batter les Fulton
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now Poyfums for the Bcas0n---BUuqust
dogariA EXTRACTED from the wild flowers OF Merco Fifty
ocnts per bosis Prepared By PHALoh SON, +F Broad
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Among ths many remedies bef0re the pub
Ne for the Of dyspeDss dyseaery naiucnos
ton liver complaint other srsng fro
IN the head stomach Dr. J. Hcsettes celebrated
stomach Btsrs far The most certain In ts seo You,
Who are suffering Tie most toruring palma reebe that
AFFORD eat relief Thousands Of the most trying
been cured, and made known u epubc ~ thoss
erperieroed la power trial 10 All thai II desired bring
many Witnesses Into tho field The public Jay de-
Sire For sale By druggas and dealers generally every.
where. bARRfs Park, Is ssd 10 Parirow
WhOlooale gReuts
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-17
CITY ELECTION,

Alta regular meeting the Mayor Aldermen
the city Nashville Thursday, September 9th the fol-
appointed officers hold election
each Wards the city Of Nashville Saturday Sep
smber @ 1853, for the purpose Of elecng Mayor Board Of
Aldermen and Board o. Common Council Of said city, for the
ensuing Municipal year, to-wt:
FIRST WARDChaes sayes and Mr. Richards, Judges. Geo..
John COart Magistrate Election to be held at Morris
& STATIONS Warehouse.
SECOND WARD-W H Townsend, NJ NJ Monohan and G Moore
Receiver Isham Dyer Magistrate. Election held
at W II TOwnsend's WarerOOm.
THIRD WARD.-WL Boyd, Jr. Andrew Tyler and Brown,
Judges. Edward Hawkins and William Ncho Clerks. B 5
Weller, Receiver Of Josiah FERNS, Magistrate Election
to be held at W BOyds Office
FouRTH WkRD.-John " Martin, VIM Mcfarland and A C
Farriss, Judges, Holman and William Brown, Clerks
Creighton Receiver Of votes. Robertson, Eggsrdte Eee-
ton 10 be held al Straight & Aliens Coach ship.
FIFTH WARD.-MasOn Yanoy, W Lofn and Farnsworh,
Judges. John Currey and John Dasbe Jr Clerks Jos.
Barnard Receiver Of Josiah Ferris, Magistrate
ton held Buchets Carpenter Shop, Of Spruce
and Vine streets.
SIXTH WARD-Jsmes Hayne, n Ellis and Ben Groomes,
Judges. 7 II Herd and PhaxtOn Clerks. A " Pyle,
Receiver Of Wilkinson, Magistrate Election to be
held at Tarpey & Pglss Shop, South Market straet.
SEVENTH WARD-Henry Hill, Thos Landlord and Park,
Judges. Perry Parks and ii Weaver, Clerks Bowers,
Receiver votes John Corett Magistrate Election be held
at Branum's store,
EIGHTH WARD.-RsA Barnes, NJ Cotton and Mr. DobsOn,
Judges Skipwith Ben Tanksey, Clerks. Hewlett,
Receiver votes. WkinsOn Magistrate. Election to be
sepI5-dSt wa GLENN, Recorder
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-17


Toe Society have in preparation the largest COLES
ton OF paintings and specimens ever exhibited IN
this city and that the proposed exhibition may De
rendered still more interesting, contributions are
solicited from all persons who feel an interest u the
history and prosperity Of the State, either Of paint
iBqs. specimens relics (foreiga or domestic, or ar
tieles Of interest whatever. All persons having ar
iolss of interest have now the finest opportunity Of
exhibiting them where they viii be entirely secure,
and at all times Under the immediate supervision
of the committee Of arrangements Such an inter-
estine occasion should not be neglected by citi
zens. 1t will be Oae Of the most intereiting exhi-
billions ever had in Tennessee, and every citizen
should feel an interest in its success.
Among the portraits the Society will have on ex-
hibiion. we may mention those Of Presidents Wash
iDgton, Madison, jefferson, Monroe Polk, and Tsys
Ior, all the Governors of Tennessee Cen Lafayette,
Judge Grundy and his wife, DR.. TrOost, and others
by Sully, Healy, West, Hart, and others; besides
copies of some of Guides best pieces, and of many
of the old masters in the finest galleries in Europe
In this department We may mention the Immaculate
Virgin, after Murrillo; Cleopatra after Guido; Lay
ing Down the Law, after Sir E Landseer; Hermit,
after Gerard Dow; The Camp, after Philip WOnVer-
mans, eto.
The Gallery will be ready to receive visitors IS
soon as the collections are properly arranged.
The object is a laudabls one and We bespeak for
it the patronage CT both citizens and strangers.
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Reading Matter on Every Page.

MELANCHOLY ACCIDESTs.-The Trenton STANDARD
of the llth says: " Yesterday a small son of Mr..
BLACK RAMSEY, of this county, was playing in his
childish gIee besides stream Of water not more than
six inches in depth, when he lost his footing and fell
INTO the water on his face, and vas drowned. Life
was,eXtinct when his body was discovered. This is
the second child that DIR. RAMSEY has lost in the
same manner, and on the same spot. 1t seems
strange thst his only children should both meet with
the same fate in the same pool Of water, only few
inches deep!" The Standard also says that few
days previous Mr.. WARD WALKER had his arm lite
Eally crushed to pieces up to the shoulder by being
caught in the machinery Of saw mill near that place.
rendering amputatiOn necessary.
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BY TELEGRAPm.


WAsHIEaTos, Sept. 16-The Kansas land salei
are postponed 10 July next,
ODYSSEY, III, Sept. 16.-Tbe steamer W. H, Denny
4 ia burned The boat and cargo total loss The
passengers and crew were saved.
Nsv YoRK. Sept is The steamer Persia has
arrived. with Liverpool advioes Of the fourth.
The itPrince Alberts" adFioss reached Liverpool
on the first, the AragO's on the second and the
Europa's on the fourth
MEMPHIS. Sept I6.-The first overland mail via
Fort Smith, left here this morning.
News unimpoTtant.
The details of the american treaty with China is
received It is to be ralihed within one year. It
sipuates for the good Offices Of the United States
in case of difficulties with other powers
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 16.-The Salt Lake mail of the
2lst has arrived at st. Joseph. Brigham Young
keeps concealed, fearing the vengeance of the Nor
mons, on account Of The numerous frauds.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. l6 The overland California
mail left this morning. The river is reeeding verv
slowly The Upper Mississippi and Missouri are
falling. The Illinois is rising.
New YoRK, Sept. 16.-A. J Parker has been
nominated for Governor by the Stale Democratic
Conventon-all others Withdrawing.
New ORIEANs, Sept. l6-Deaths from yellow
fever yesterday. "a
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CHEAP HOMES! CHEAP HO1TFSTI
nov q TIE TZFE
Come and See,
B H Il Mt w Cd,

TENE village o. Brentwood situated on The halfway or cen
ual point between Nashville Franklin, ~ miles from
the city Of Nashvile) at the junction Of the Wilson Turnfe
and Alabama Railroad This the eligible point hesn
NASHVILLE and Franklin for beautiful viagb the connect
ing point between The two unpikes and raroad win c5n
roais leading % the village from every direction pror
outlet 70 beautiful and most productive country. sumner
retreat for health and pure air every lot being shaded b forest
growth cannot be eXcsed. The location being about 90 feet
higher than the public square Of Nashville within 4 miles
OF superior sulphur SPRING. and "a miles Of strong Chgbat
II you wish to avoid heavy s0me the lots lying in
Williamson county and not sub % railroad taxi
living. here and you get lot reasonable t
Provisions be purchased az low rates and freWOod
lyered your door at dollars cord quarter o. beef and
sack Of -four viii much sane delivered al some
point in the additions 70 Nashville Fine range stock
building material from Saw Mills along railroad
tupike delivered al the lowest mechanic, no
other point, where home would little would the
advantages.
The village has present Store Post once with daily
mail from Nashville Freight House, resident Physician and
private dwellings lately being finished
handsome Brick Church and School House has
few days- c9mplet-competent Teachers employed The
school will be in operation the second Monday September
The leave Nashville twice day and arrive here tenty
thirty minutes Come and yourselves the advantages
Of home and work shop at this point and you wish huE
build you shall have full time to pay.
You get lots OF from 100 feet By 10 feet deep
4 3 10 20 acres, covered with wood and within few minutes
dens the locations cannot be sxcelled-
NANCE 4 WOODWARD,
Deadsrick street, Nashville or 10
j. III. n HALL,
In Brentwood first depot from Nashville and Tenn Ala.
Railroad sep3-d2wlEW
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10y virtue Of deed Of t.ust executed by H. P. Doris
January IA, 1853 and registered in the Registers Office
Book 81 page 346 and 3i will proceed to sell highest
bidder on Tuesdsy, Sept % l in front the house, No
College ttree, the following prOey, three hundred
stoves OF various styles and patterns ing Cook Dining
and Heating Stoves, for Coal and Wood. Also, Skes Pc
Ovens and Lids, and Large Ke Wagon IRONS and
Tin Ware, together with sundy ether close out the
stock.
will sell the public square, Saturday, Oct 3 lcj5,
four good Mules three good Horses three Wagons Springs
Dray and one Cart. iron aNles.
The above tales Cash Also same time and place, will
sell to the highest bidder, the Stove Foundry Fixtures and Stock
on hand If not sold privately before that time.
persons wishing examine the Foundry will please call
atNo.6 College street, Nashville, Tenn
NJ All persons indebted H. Doris can save pay.
ing ~ Immediately, as our debts must be paid.
sepl4-tFtd 4. W, SHAFFER, Trustee,
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The Memphis AUalanebs learns that the Postmas-
ter At Little Rock, Arkansas has had cause 20 sus
Pect for some time that depredations we're commit
ted upon that Office and suspicion was finally direo-
ted to FRANK HUI, who had formerly been a clerk
in the Office, and who had a room which connected
with the office. Accordingly, on Tuesday, the 7th
inst, trap was set for him. A young man was
placed in a mail bag in such manner that he could
watch the movements Of anybody that should enter
the Office when the employees in the Office went out
and closed the doors.
They had been absent bat q few minutes when
,yeung HUI descended seized package of letters,
AMI retired to his rom. OF course his movements
were observed by the young man in the sack, Who
caused his arrest. When the officer made the de-
scent upon him in his room, Hill had some Of the
letters in his pocket and confessed to the robbery
and acknowledged that he had been carrying on his
-depredaliens for some time, having thus stolen
about 800. His arrest caused the greatest aston
isbment in Little Rock, as he had beeE regarded as
honest and Trustworthy and belongs to highly re
spectacle family, who live in that vicinity.
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GREAT SALE or
REAL EST ATE.
Stock, Blood Horses, Brood Mares, & Colts,
Turning Tools, Corn, Fodder, hay, oats, &c.
GREAT SALE OF
THE lTcNAIRY LAND.
On Browns Creek aud franklin Turnpike
Road, For sale.

an THURSDAY, the 10th day Of September next we will offer
~ for sale to the highest bidder the premises
ACRES Of that splendid q land belonging
NATHANIEL AcNAIBY deceased fronting both the
I'm turnpike ROADS, about three miles from Nashville, adjoining
we s Of John IhomF Joseph FauI, c. D. Canreil ThOs
Platter and others These lands divided vary
ing In size from eight % een each About third oi
the land Is heavily tnberei beautiful forest se-the
ance cleared and in high state whole under
water
In point Of fertility these lands will compare favorably with
the best lands in Middle Tennesseethey lie veil, dark
loose with Sugar tree, Walnut, Poplar, Ash, Wild
Cherryi iiickory BoN-ehler, and Black locust.
10 persons wishing choice places, good neghborhO0d
nashville, this sale will offer the greatest inducements.
Fankn turnpike road AMI three splendid sites, with
beautiful forest trees fronting 50 feet vide (exsnd
ing from one turnpike the 0hCr) These lands Of the richest
qday, and all persons wishing choice Gardening lands
g should attend this sale without fail, for these amongst
the handsornest and best lands in the State.
IENsA credit Of and years, without interest," viii he
given; notes payable in Bank with approved security required
and deeds given retaining len 70 the payment and dis
count Of 10 per cent per made for cash payments.
ALSO
At the same time and place will sold the Stock
n Mcalr consisting Of valuable Brood Mares; very fine
rottng Colts sired by the ashng0n Canadian
Colts pair superior Horses; head Cattle
GLIDING several good Mich Cows; 100 head Of Hogs;
Sheep SEQ barrels Corn 80 loads good Hay Oats and Fodder
Farming Utenss one Buggy, Hunting Wagon, and sets Of
Harness, &c
Terms Of perishahe property made day Of
Persons wishing examine Of the above viii
please call on f. n McNairy, Esq the premises, who will
take pleasure in showing the same.
Sale to commence 10 o'clock A. NJ. COLLATION. usual.
NANCE & WOODWARD, Agents.
i. r. GLAscOCK, Land Aucti0neer.
Capt. HAMMER, Stock Aucioneer. aug25-td,
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II We are authorized DR.. JOHN L. CHEATnAx
candidate for Coun-iImsn the Fsf Ward the ensuing
municipal election. Lseplo-dd
II CuAELEs WArEER, of the Hat store) candidate for
Councilman the Second Ward at the approaching election
sep4-ltd E-rn
II We authorized to announce J. W. coleman
dae for Councilman from the Second Ward at the ensuing
niciIal election. I'd
, We are authorized to c. f. II. MARTIN
candidate for Councan to represent f Ward, the next
municipal election. aug26-dd
II We authorized to JAMES B. CRAIsHEAD
candidate Councilman represent the 9Th Wbd, at the
next municipal election. aug96-dd
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PERUVTAN SYRUP.

y
PrOtOXide of Iron Combined,
HAVING successfully passed the ordeal 70 which dscoye-
res in the Matera Medea are subjected must now be re
DVS PSTA
Affections Of the Liver DrOpy, Neuralgia Bronchitis and Con.
sumpve tendencies, DsOReed tate Of the Blood, Bos
w, the prOsttng effects Of Lead Mercury Geueal
bliy, and all diseases which require TONIC and ALTERA
TIVE medicine, beyond question. The proofs Of its efficacy
numerous, 50 well authenticated and OF such peculiar
character, that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to receive the
profered aid.
The Peruvian Syrup profess to be curea but its
range extensive many apparently are
intimately related, and proceeding from be cured
The class Of diseases fer which the Syrup provides cure is
precisely that which has often bGed the highest order Of
medical skill The facts tangible the witnesses accessible
safety efficacy the Syrup incontroyerbe.
who may wish for opinion fromdnteeed persons respecting
the character Of the Syrup, cannot fail to be satisfied with the
following among testimonials, in the Of the
Agents. The sgnures those Of gentlemen we'll the
community, and OF the highest respectfully
CARD-The undersigned having experienced the beneficial e.
fects Of the Peruvian Syrup, do not hesitate recommend
well from the testimony Of others, whose ntn and uteg
ry altogether unqueonae vel have doubt Of its ea
cy Of ncpen disease Of the Lungs and Bronchial Pas
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint DrOpsy, Neuralgia &c In
deed would be incredible but from the high eharacerO
those Witnessed th and have volunteered their test
mony, we dc ours, 70 its restorative powers.
Thomas A. Dexter, Rev. John Pierpont,
s.H. Kendall, NJ. D. Peter Harvey,
Thomas G. AmOry, james @. Dunn,
Samuel May, Thomas Whitman.
NorIcE-Itis well known that medical effect Of Prooxids
solution Of Prooxde Of Iron, without further oxda
on deemed impossible. In the Peruvian Syrup this
and this solution replace all the prOtocarbOaie,
trates and tartrates Of Matsra Medica
"A. HAYNES, NJ D., Asssyer 10 the State OF Mass
Is BOystOn street, Boston, T. s. A
For sale in Nashville BY DENOVILLE BELL.
may4-d&tWtm.