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TOBACCO mANUFACT0RY.

VNT MEREDITH, "A and 45 o0lege street. has noY
Wv really for sale at his Faetory1 so ooxs OF Anue
10 meet he Views the trade at from i Q % cent poupd
all Of which be viii ss At wholesale 70 ne st prices that
6 R Or s i Pn Manufactured T5baeco are requested t.
,sII 80 exrrnirs for themselves. Also,
TWO HUNDRED TEfI7sAasDs GERMAN CIGARS,
CpodnInson, Be sold BY the thousand at 4 less
urce than ever sold in this city before -se 81
ROLLED, TWIST and 6Ur TOBACCO n great variety at
very low prices -. .r1c z - --ssptl3-6
YOUGH1QCHENX lCFzs---
THyHE article Of n thecity, taken the pure
of taeEo aifer - sanahle
prices, the De corner Of Broad FrSht steets,
Ice House Front street, and rOhwagon which viii pass
through the city daiysst e1, 1,i -fi vt1t 4e T1a
apr3O-a2m RIDDLE, ooEENAN SEQ.
n EBANON MILLS = LOC RsTW have beeR naads
Agents for the sateof e LeBaned Flour, which sa
superior brand. ef 49, rs q se ~. .,.s.l \. --.s
We hays nov il stOts sappls nadsof white Wheat,
may20-d CARTER, Mckay 4 co,
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NEW MUSIC STORE.

My c. ID. BENSON a BRO, Whole - ;,
- ~ sale and Retail Dealers in Piano Fortes,
s5a g. A. Princes Melode0ns, Buffalo, n. Y.,1 H m n
~ Church and ParlOr Organs, Guitars, VO II v
lnceos Accordeonss Flutes BagOetsy F Drums, Tambuo
rnes Banjos the musical merchants line
large select catalogue OF New Sheet Music; Music
suetors Of an kinds Orders from the country will meet with
prompt attention Pianos tuned Accordeons and all
msnts repaired No 90, Union Street, door from College
sant23 =
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LAND md FOR Il, SALE. Al

TTyHE subscrer Tor sale seventy OF land the
Middle Erankln Turnpike, fQgr miles FROM NashYe sd
joining the which be resides and the lands % Capt
Jones' The land equal the best, with abundonce Of excel
lent, failing water, with se beautiful building
counuy the midst Of the finest neighborhOOd
America. apnl4 NATHANIEL BAXTER
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n, - MEMPHIS COURSE. :
The Races over the Memphis Course Will
commence on TUESDAY, October IS, 1856
and continue five days al
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, October 10 The 'R ALKER STAKE,
for three year 0d 500 entrance $50 forfeit. Mile heats three
to h the staEe Club adj $780, provided the
is TO name and close the st day Of August 1855 Secur
icy will be required for the forfeit in the above stake
SAME D1Y.-Jockey Club Purse SGO0 Three mile heats.
SECOND DAY "WEDNESDAY, October 20-JOckey Club Purse
$3.50. Mile heats three in five.
SAME DAYSweepstake for two year ods 500 entrapcei
S5e forfeit Dash mile; three fill the Stake
thr entries. Security will be required for the forfeit D.
THIRD. DAY, THURSDAY, October 2L--The HARPER
STAKE, for three year Olds Two mile heats; $500 eRnce
500 forfeit three fill the stake the Club 70 add $500,
provided the run; and close ls day Of August
1853. Security will be required for the forfeit
B0URTH DAY, FRIDAY, October 2Jockey Club Purse S40O.
Two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY, sARPSpAY, October 23-JOckey Club RnEss
$1,000. -Four mile heats ~
III "Walk Over the above Course entities the horse the
ful amount Of Jockey Club purses.
III = All entries, with forfes must be directed to
i7=-- WAi. I. ROUNDTREE, Proprietor,
Je29-tiII Oct. 70 Memphis, Tennessee.
Lexington (Ky Observer and Reporter copy till October 10
aussend bill to this Office for collection. % --. -. ,i
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TVyHE ONLT ROUTE By which through tickets to Washington
procured which pein Weii Baltimore,
Is the shortest most direct and in every respect the reliable
New enabled 70 reach the cities Baltimore
Phadea, and New York, at the cost Of ticket to New York
only, enabling aud travellers pleasure
information visit four OF the principal cities in the Union for
less cost than be Afforded BY any other
And the only by tic Through Tickets be had
Rcmond. HorOlk WHoes.er Edefisksbufy Pears
burg. Ghareseou Sfvaanah Macon, ATLANTA Augusta
Berkeley Springs and Bedford Springs. t '- 90 7il
Passengers Nashl the Stage Coaches Of Garter
Thomos steamers q. CuaDerlsd rYer, louisville
connecting there with the United States Mail steamers to Cincin
natl, with fhG JeersJnvle Railroad TO indianapolis Ind
dreet connection ~ olumDu Ohio with the Central
Railroad Whaeis whence cl0se connection VIII the
Baltimore and Ohio sailrssd made Washington City, a
more, Philadelphia and New York.
y Passengers holding Through Tickets from Memphis
transferred the Illinois Central Railroad
and Xeha 70 Columbus. Thr Daily Trains leave Columbus at
10 A. NJ 3.30 P. NJ and Il, P. NJ.
I'll F7Traveiiers requested notice that while this is the
only route a0rdug Through Tickets al the Eastern Cities
the rate charged by other routes to Aet0 York only, it is
also the shortest, speedy and direct to all the leading points
the East. Tire distance from Columbus Baltimore only
SO miles, being 100 miles shorter New York than by any
There less changes Of by this route and
consequently less detention, than hy any other.
" The read is ballased with broken stone and is entirely
free from dust.
For further information please apply to D. G. RrYsET agent,
Nashville Tenn. .
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the oc Of the
Z. s Mail steamers to the Jacksonville Railroad Office,
Main street. . WM. $. WOODSIDE,
Master transportation B. q o. R, r.
JOHN NJ. SHARP, General Western Agent. 80. ..-
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CIR AIGHE AD a co.,
DEALERs IN
Hardware,

a % PUBLIC SO CARE, NASHVILLE, TEREESSEE
AMES CR IIR AlsEing purchased enireintefes
= Of Mrt WMy aENGHI; business Of CrsiEhsad6
Mncn is alone authorised to name Of firm an
ton, the business at the old stand, No.
99 Public Square, under the title Is above. nay2s
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ChaIybeate Springs,

ESEhSEhy " lAANt'Ss
TENIS we'll watering plscsls miles soutof Pulsskiy
Tenn. and miles EIk0n, having purchased
Thoroughly repaired and renpFae BY, the subscriber was oe
visitors the 9th Of May The Chay
and the best Of Freesone-the ocaiv
high the atmosphere cool and healthy altogether
delightful watering place in Tennessee.
improvements have been made 70 the building
ground give accommodation to 200 visitors.
elegant Ten extensive Stables have been built
The Springs accessible from Nashville COlumba PuIasi
aud Huntsville three times week by Stage after 4h
Of July every day. z5,.l -dF .-
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PERUVIAN SYRUP,
OR, R,PROTECFEp soLuT1oN OF

PFOtOxide Of Iron Combined; 40
AVING successfully passed the ordeal which new dcove
III re in the Maea Meica subjected must be re
eeiYed established medicine. It's efficacy curing
-, d \ $ p PSIA,
sumptve tendencies Dsoiersd Of the BLOOD, Bos Sour
w. and the prostratng Of Mercury General
blty, and all diseases which require TONIC and ALTERA
TIVE medicine, beyond question, The proofs OF its eacy
numerods, well Authenticated Of peculiar
character, ta sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate the
profered aid
The Peruvian Syrup does profess cure-a,
extensive, because many diseases apparently unlike
intimately related and proceeding from cause, be cured
BY remedy.
The OF diseases which Syrup provides cure
precisely that which has often baed the highest order of
medical skill. The facts Rngbe the witnesses accessible
and the safety and efficacy Of ~ Syrup incontrOveb Those
who wish fo opinion from dsiueesed respecting
the character Of tie srup cannot fail to be satisfied with the
following, among Testimonials, in the hands Of
Agents The gniRreare those Of gentlemen we'll
Community, and Of the highest respectabity,
OARDThe undersigned having experienced the beneficial ef
fec of the Peruvian Syrup do not hesitate to recommend
it to the attention Of the public From experience
well from the testimony othe, Whes intelligence and iHtsg
rty altogether unqueonabe have doubt Of its ecs
in Of ncpent disease Of the Lungs and Bronchial Pas
sages Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Dropy, Neuralgia, &c In
deed its would be incredible but from the high ehaTace
those who have witnessed them and have volunteered their t
mony DO ufs t0its Tes6rsVs powers. 7f'' sT
Thomas A. Dexter, Rev. John PieTpOnt,
S. H.. Kendall, NJ D. Peter Harvey,
p Thomas G. Anory, James c. Dunn,
- Samuel May, -.'aE Thomas Whitman.
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For sa1e i5 NssSTiiie y TT bEIovnLE BELL.

III DESIEEAEBBE FARM FOR SALE.-sWe are
offering for sale that beautiful, well improved
tanning 81 fronting the altin Turnpike sight
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad three miles
from Nashville. This place is in Of the very neghbor,
hoods in the State The improvements consist Of
dous Dwell ng House, good Servants Rooms Kitchen Carriage
Stables sndt excellent springs, all under substantial
enclosure. .BRANSF0RD, ,MCWIIIRTER & CO.,
q nel2-lm ,,a.. .-- .....-. No. 3, Inn Block
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BEERSHEBA SPRNGS.

TENE undersigned viii open Beesheba Springs fol the ecep
- ton OF visitors on the 18th inst 90
Large additions have the premises since the close
Ct last which will enable this summer
more than double the number OF yisito1Ee had ast-
There will be drinking saloon kept establishment
will there any Recommendations whatever for professed gam
blers, and none need apply, 'N'' .' 'i'' - -''
l engaged viii be cgeabe from the lst day Of July
-june8-deodlm '1''' S. N. SCOTT.
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HTAC0N COUNTY, TENNEssEE.We take pleasure In an
IYA nouncng friends that ready receive visi-
tors and that every PREPARATION has been made for
their oouor and no pains Will be spared render their stay
pleasant agreeable the medicinal quality Of water,
many afflicted with various diseases have visited them and in few
weeks have been entirely cured greatly relieved, and compr-
sing patients AFFLICTED with diseases Of the Kidneys, scrofua
eases Of the Skim stone in the Bladder Dry, sore Eyes, and
arrangement of the Dgestiyef system general -
gr o $50 ri.--C H A r GES srag 20 1as .Ys
Transient Boarders from 81 2 to 81 5Oper day. week;
Children under ten Of age and servants half pFce
MIR. Thomas Of HsrtsTie. viii run Hack Stage
from that place TO the Springs regularly through the
funeS-l2m, 20 NEWLY & HEARN,
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Y0TGHf0EHENY ICE
Epperson sprinks,

sWE AEON COUNTY, TENNESSEE. 9Th highly
v rented and We ehoEH watering place, will be opened
ready the reception o. visitors and yaAs by 90
May Asfegards the high character OF the eeai Qualities Of
its waters, comment IS eeesaE suffice Il say
Of she waters has eed Of Yario diseases, the
ofach foed the eminent physicians There il
praccng phy scan residing The Springs, who will always be
a aeneaness shoHA pr0essOnai required.
Our tahle Wl be1WeH suppeds nj IA best ths country
Affords, and thatprepsrel in good style. 7oi FtT
Our stables will also be wall attended. =
We have abundance Of good pueee stored aay for the
benefit and cofor of ieRs and VISITORS Charges witt
Transient B0srders from 81 Is 81 OQper day,
Seek ChidFea under ten years Of and sersans half price,
Horses, 50 cents peraE Washing and Ironing 81 90 per
For extra saTices reasonable chaEgeai be zieA Hack
will leave the Springs mOning O'clock TO rege
lary through the seson Omee the Nashville and Louisville
stdee atth R9ck HOuses.s1 r.H tgst r,I H'l-t
n % as.l g. WM. A. DEB0W & BRO. % o..
mayll to juy-S ~ s4.- a, PrSpzisors.
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PRoF. WooD-Dear sirYour HAN Restorative is proving
tself beneficial fn0nt also the back part q my
almost lost its cOVerng-in faet hald have u Rt
pint Of your Restorative, and nov the top o NO head
tuddued promising of young hair, and the front s
also eceivpg benefit have tried other preparations without
any whatever. think from my own personal rec9maen
ton, G. induce many others 70 try it. - '''.
= Yours respectfully, D. R. THOMAS, N. D.
No. 464 Vine street.
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Joy 10 the Admirers OF
AF4NR HEAD OF

.RICH GLOSSY HAIR!I
ALK beauty cannot exist without fine head Of hair
then read the following, and you ask ncul8r
sf,und each bottle and doubt.
---ss PROBES60R WOODS. HAIR RESTORATIVE.
We attention af all Old yo1ng the wonderful pre-
paraon which back TO its original ceor, gray ircoYers
The head Of the bald with luxuant groWtrsmeVes s DAM
druf, itching, and all cutane0us eruptOnseaseg eoDHua
OW q the natural udsand hence, used regular dressing
the hair will preserve its OoloE and keep it from falling 70
extreme old age, in al h natEal beauty. e call then upon the
bald, tie gray, the diseased in scalp t. And surely s
young Will not they value the towing locks the ng
curl, ever be without it. It's praise tongue thon-
sands. tIgl.s
The Agent for Hair Restorative In New Haven,
received the following letter insrza 0e Restorative, lev
weeks since: E'ffffrfL a, y -.l-1l II.
,7srg DEEH RrTER, eona.s dnly - leSe- ?
Mr. LEGyElyORTH-Sres I have eB tranhed win oanarun
crf my head for more tnsn year. ar nn 70 come
out, seurf and hair together. saw New ive paper about
Woods Hair Reoratye q acure Ecaea AZ our store on
t 1 0fApriila and purchased hottie % ty u ana ~
. my satisfaction ne thngs it removed al Dew
hair gan grew, iBohes sefe
all Of. have ~ faitTfHit. Eish y6u 70 sIa I fo
boJ by Mr.. Post o. t 4dont know as any Of
kind used this places you may have market or many
known here. ~ 'ts Years tElsn respects
= ffHErE .sRUFUS PRATT.
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:, ,CIIAmPAGNR. WINES, BFeANDTFS, &C.7

NAN1I- = NJ y N H191 HIN DAI1Ss WCs
subscribers on for sale the following choice brands Of
Wines, Brandies, &c:
so Baskets Star brand;
25 q. Eugene Cliduoit Iints and quarts:
~ :. Widow or Vive Clquiot; . p. ...., ...-
1 10 a = Fieur de sellery and Grown brands ,.
casks Harmony and other choice brands Of sherry and Ma
derfa 81 "
10 cases Swiss Absyath;
10 g Cdracan and Marashino;
z 50 . Gouley, Bo0keIs, and other Bitters; .-. - .
40 casks Lond9n Porter and Ednbnrg les Of various brands
25< pipes Of choice French Brandies.
The ~Nine growers Co. Jules Durand, AGENT "Jean Louis
superior old Coga lsl and 'Sazaro fully guaranteed
pure and quality and favor by the Agents for
tbe Of these brands.
pipes pure Holland Gin Jamaica Rum Peach and Apple
Brandy, Scotch drisb and American Whisky Cherry Brandy
Bounce etc. The cOnnoseurs and
dy, segars, &c, respectfully invited to call ind examine
beir stock. aprll4 -frf -1s ai.ta A. .KERK r. Sh. %
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THE ssOT,D D9gTTNTON,, COFFEE.P0T.

FEVHOUSANDS Of this Coffee Pot have already
and the demand from all parts Of the United States rapidly
the increase Wherever introduced, it has given the
complete satisfaction. -.4 , @
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Cabin Passage from Charleston TO
New York,
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE Of New York and Charles
Steam ships, through in 4S 70 SO 3hoursfAhweely.
The Steam Ship C0iHHl5id, 1900 NJ. Berry
mander. sEs .'H--..'''. D
NasE0ige, 1900 tons. ". j. Poster. Commander.
MIrj0Rs 1900 tons W J. Foster, Commander. s . .-
sTds Adger, i5oO S C. Turner, Commander '. "
f0utkegqOr, 1000 TONS L. VI. Marry, Commander.
aF~, LEAVES Adgers Nharves every Wednesday
-5Ns and saturday after the arrival Of the from
Nl3 AA5l5 the south and West, lat high water' .'.
N7Azai These Steamships all built expressly
this line and for safety and speed uurva on the
Coast.
Tables supplied with every luxury courteous
Commanders will travellers by this line every possible
comfort and accommodation. -"- 7-z .
Cabin passage, ....-..a ...-.- . ...- '.- Dbl S25
Steerag8 passagc d.. sr -.-- i.
For freight passage having elegant acc0unoda
Gous apply HENRY MUSHROOM, & CO., Agents,
mayl7 f51--tf .. Charleston. g. C.
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NoTICEIt well known that the medical Of Protoxds
Of Ironis lost BY brief exposure the
maintain solution of Pretdde Of Iron, without further oxda-
ton, has been deemed impossible. In the Peruvian Syrup this
desirable point attained by combination in way before
known and this souton may replace all the prOtOcarboaie
trates and tarTates Of the MateFia Medes,
4. A. HAYNES, NJ D., AsssyeT to the State Of Mass.
Is BOylston street, Boston, U. S. A.
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SECOND SPRING AND SUMMER .
ts ,,.. .-. INPORTATIONs FOR 1858.

,. FURMAks sEARIOuT,
JAs. NJ SOoDLoE, .---- CAMPBELL.
FURMAN g. CO.,
NO. 9. PUBLIC SQUARE, NEAR THE WIRE BRIDGE,
IMPORTERS WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
AMERICAN, BRITISH GERILAK FREYCF& Z7ALLAR
DRY GOODS. Do, .tlu itr str
VETE receiving our second OF Spring and sum
w Goods embracing all the varieties and designs
the An examination Of stock all that will
cesy 70 convince the closest buyers that able and will
ing to offer
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS TO THE TRADE.
Our stock complete every line Of goods, merchants
sending in their orders may upon sending them
Fresh Goods, we have nothing else in our house, u
- AND AT REDUCED PRICES.
All buyers visiting market recruis their stocks will find
1t to their interest call for in selecting this Of goods
every advantage has been taken Of the markets money
experience possess. -lu
Our prices will be found regular and uniform always.
III 2 We will offer Bats o catch UnWary. ..
aprl2l-2m ,....f --tg.r r--r % r FURMAN & co.
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Gives healthy Beverage Nervous spepc and b liousper
sons who had not dared to use coffee Tor haye been se
drink their 1voHe heverage again when made in ths new boiler,
and without Of any of the Old unpleasant
qUences Its healthy because BY the Of condenser eyapo
ration Is prevented and the coffee be boiled long enough
reeasealte natural elements Of the berry, and get them just
proportionih the beverage ..-r,, r-
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N0rICE.--DUOkR RLyER LANDsFoR sALE

pursuance of mterocu0ry decree rendered at the May
S Of the Circuit Court OF CeGee county, in the
Of Hey Hrkerson and Others heirs Of Leander HckeTson de-
ceased, I will proceed the Court House door
Manchester the 5th day july 1855 an the right, claim
and interest which said heirs have a three certain tracts Of
parcels Of land in COee county, four miles southwest OF Man
chester known the Joseph ckerson farm, which the said Le
ander Hckers, died. seized and possessed Of;eontinng in all
Twelve hundred % and upon which isrom three tOour
hundred in cultivation. Duck river through The cen
c the an, and upon which splendid Saw and Grist Mf
ara uee less than fifty good springs upon the land.
a nd viii be sold credit Of and years, except the
ot S which Is to paid hand. with good security
VIII oe required. and lien retained the lands until paid
& complete survey will he made Of the lands and plats
oeu on the day of sale. Any person wishing the land
@cs' apply 70 Wiley Hckersou who will them, and
Is, iS5S. :. = q C-RRFWEB. - =
may2O-tWe<Vtds fee IS Clerk 4 Commissioner.
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For Philadelphia, New York, sc.
FROM
Savannah and Charleston.

FROM
Savannah and Charleston.
CABIN PASSENGERS TO PHILADELPHIA, SIS
Excursion Tickets good fer returning up 70 january l.
Tickets from Philadelphia to Niagara Fails furnished
by the Agents at Charleston and Savannah, SIS
The Well-known first class side-whee steam -
Ships, KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. G. J.. ><.f=sZ5-47f-
MAEsHiN and STATE OF EORGIA, Capt N6S,-Iry W IA
J. J. GARrIN, JEzzEsssz2Ess
Nov form Weekly Line for the NORTH leaving Charleston and
savannah on alternate Saturdays as follows
The Keystone state, from Carestuu 5h. 22d
I9h July I'd, Il 1, 3ls leaving pa the alter
Saturdays. sr'r -fl.r.
The STATE of Georgia from lst. 18TH 2lF
June l 18th; July ltah and 9h, &C, leaving Philadelphia
the alternate Saturdays
For safety, and comfort having superior State Rooms, these
Ships Surpassed BY be One vd u les
Of this route Delaware river and the Bst0 nights sea
FOR NIAGARA RAILS, THE LANES. ANDCANsBs.. 49,.
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST HOTTIE
This line connects Philadelphia with the Northwestern
Railroad through Niagara Falls Buffalo, hours
from Philadelphia. Through Tickets, with hd privilege Of stop
ping Rhndelphia intermediate points, for 1 tie
Agents Savannah -.t.s ".
Fare to Niagara Buffalo, So Elmira s2 70 Canaaigua
So. G A, GREINER a CO.. .
--~ ' Agents at SayRBIah.
7. S. T. G.. BUpD,
apriI25-d3m Agents at Charleston
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The Old Dominion. COffee-POt 90

Makes better coffee than is possible to obtain any other
way because ingenious but simple the house
keeper may boil any length Of tms without
oma thus securing all the elements Of the coffee in their
and proportional combinations.
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The OId DOminion Coffee.POt


Is ecOnpmca for nothing being lost by evaporation In
boiling, QueouTh less Coffee is required; while the beverage
stronger more frgraRts and mQred eIcioussl - 81
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h LANIER. wN PHILLIP. H. G. HEysIEY
l. AMER, PHILLIPS g. co.

1'tN-A3'AlA Gh0CEAss -.l4 .r. -r.tsr
9AHlSSlQRz z4kRGAA@ZS ANDslDEALERS IN FO6.
.., s.l AGNAAD5 DOMESTIC LkQEORS, ~. g. -aH
10. S6 MARKBQ STREET, NASHVILLE, TBNEEsgBR. ~
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PENNsYLVANTE 7CENTR1L RAILROAD,
Three Daily Trains from PittSburg
10 PhiIadeIphia.s
Central Ohio and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroads.. ..-..- ,.
BAGGAGE, CHECKED THROUGH! o..

ES zzz;
RUNNIN6 =TIME BETWEEN COLUMBUs, OHIO, n
49, - BAhTIMORE,. g H0ERs. -...--. -. =
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PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.

JOHNM. SHARP, General Western Agent. -
iuDe .
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AND ,AIARAgIa RAIEROAB

-
sN sS .--Ihe annual election o fIite=n Direcors
Stockholders Of the Tehndsseeand Alabama
Paay, will take place ID day Of Augus lsz a. FIsnIns
yS eodtaugl r, q BRADLEY, Secretary. :
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Musical Amateuls of Nashville.

Grand Muslca OonceItin the course Of few days,
which OccaOn she viii bs assisted PY the fppOFing emil
Arfiata
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Address, for flIl ipfornation, ~ - ., :.
: :. - -. h PRANK Jay MCLEAN, r.,
may25-d&EtdS Kentucky City, Ks