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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-20

FINE BLooDKD STocK.-On the 10th instant DR..
Shelby advertised in our@ columns his fine booded
stock for sale, which al directed to it public
attention. which has resulted in the sale Of his en-
tire lot of fine blooded stock hogs, consisting Of
pure blOOded Essex Suffolk Irish Grazier and Berk-
shire, undoubtedly the best bred lot of stock hogs
in Tennessee, and also his fsvOrite thorough bred
jack "Doetor Shelby" to cur tOWnsman A B. Rob-
ertsOn, for his farm in the valeyof Duck river
Beech Grove, Coffee county. This to the farmers
of that locality cannot hut prove advantageous in
the Improvement of their stock. No man in Te1-
nessee has taken more pains been at more ex-
Peuse than Dr. shelby to procure and import from
other countries the best and most improved breed
of stock, horses, cattle and hogs, which afford
farmers and stock-rsisers rare chance TO procure
the besLsoek at home, without going abroad for it.
None stands higher than DR.. Shelby as good judge
and purchaser of stock. His sound Judgment, un>
firing efforts andlarge expenditures have contributed
as much or more than any other man TO the improve
ment Of the stock Of his native State, Tennessee,
which owes him a debt Of gratitude for bis bene-
faction, for in that he has been benefaeior in fact
We shall be pleased to find others following his
well-set example, for much of our prosperity as a
State depends on the purchaser of stock.
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DR.. Won Moschzisker's visit to our city must,
from other engagements, now become limited, and
we cannot do a greater service to those seeking a
for diseasCs of the eye and ear than to remind
them that they should not permit the present oc,
casion to pass without calling upon him. He hiss
already achieved high reputation among our citi-
zens, and it may be said with the greatest conf
dence that be deserves every mark of attention and
respect which he has received. His success in the
treatment Of his patients has never been e1celled
If eOuallsd
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
VANS
PULM MIC AFEEE

he moot certain and speedy remedy discorrod foT al
DsedSesof tie Chest and Lungs, CoogAs Colds, 4t8.
ma, Consumption, Bronchitis, Ta1iHea-d,
HoarseRess, Difficult Breathing, Sore
Throat, DC, DC, de-
THESE WATERS give the NEST instantaneous and perfect
lief and when persevere with according directions fail
to effect rapid and lasting Thousands have been restored
perfect health who have tried other in vain To all
classes and all constitutions they equally blessing and
none need despair matter how long the disease may have
existed however be provided the organic strue
tue OF the vital not hopey decayd. Every
afflicted should give them an impartial trial.
To VocfIsTs AND PuBIC STEAMERS these Waters peculiarly
valuable they will in day the service oecaona
hoarsene aud their regular for days W times
Increase the and exby of the voices greatly improving
its one compass and eeane for which purpose they
ularly used by many professional voeaists.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. Y,
eEios Is cents per box, For sale by
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RTvrR AZ srEAmpoar LIZ.
BOATS LEAVING rms DAT.

4 BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY
I Cuba, for Paducah at 12O'cIock,
1 Eastport for New Orleans at IL o'clock
cumberlapd river is no rapidly on the rise. Re-
/ ports by BEATS from above, states the rains 10
have been general as web as exceedingly heavy, SO
We may anticipate tall rise this time-that may
reach the buildings on Front Street, near Broad
The farmers below on the river bottoms, unless they
take the precsutiou in time TO Their fencing
and outstanding crops will meet with considerable
damage by the frcshet now on its way, as the rise
is now reduced to a certainty, and beyond speoula.
tiou. There are quite feet of coal boats their
way 10 this point.
The steamer Red Rover passed Memphis on Fri
day last.
New Bears FoR THE NAsHvILLE Observation-Disclosures
Kate French and LigntfOOt have been recently iur-
chased for this trade. These crafts are exceeding
ly light, and when lew wafer again visits us. will
prove themselves to be all that shippers DESIRE
to insure certain transportation, without the ru~
locus system Oflighierage. The French is cOmmand-
ed by Captain Caffry, the LighifOot, BY Captain
Alexander Frazier both gentlemen are fayorA.
bly, known to cur shippers and merchants general
ly We therefore bsspeak for them liberal share
q patronage
The steamer B. Carson, recently sunk near Al
ton, inthe upper Mississippi, with valuable cargo.
Thesteam Delegate, that was sunken by the
Ella, in the Ohio river is abandorei by the under
writers in their attempt to raise hsr she is therefore
now being wrecked.
The steamer Fall City came liz collision with the
R. W. Powell in Black river Still ano her, the
Steamers George Powell and Mars came in collis-
sion near the Red Church the lower Mississippi.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Umpire, from Gainsboro.
TWitchell, from New Orleans
DEPARTED YESTERDAY
B. N. RunyaD, for ST. Louis
COnawsgO, for Cincinnati.
G. Cline for Memphis
Glendale, for Pittsburgh
EXPECTED TO DAY.
Red Rover, from New Orleans
Dunieith, from Cincinnati.
Fairy Queen, from do
Kate French from do
LigAtfoot, from do
Chenango, from Pittsburgh.
John Gault, from Louisville.
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GEORGIA STATS ROAD REPAIRED.-By the follow
ing dispatch it win be that the late damage to
the Western and Atlantic Railroad has been so far
repsirei that passengers for the South go through;
CHATTANOOGA, February l9.-PasseDgers go
through to Atlanta By changing cars once, beyond
Kingston. The ofcers Of the road think the inter-
TuptiOn win be repaired and the trains running reg
ular by Monday evening.
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WAsHISGToS's BIRrHDAY.-The members of the
Agatheridan and ErOsOphian Societies Of the uni
vesiiy of Nashville win celebrate the anniversary of
the birth of WASHINGTON, at Odd Fellows Hall.
with appropriate ceremonies. Addresses and ora
lions will be delivered BY students Of the societies
Exercises to commence y o'clock, Tuesday 22d inst
The citizens of Nashville respectfully invited to
attend
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The mails have been greatly retarded by the
damage done the several railroads by the late
extraordinary freshets. The letter mails csme
through yesterday but these mails were carried by
the railroad employees Ground the breaks in the
road, and, as there was time TO carry the news
paper mails round these breaks, they we're left be-
bind, and will probably be irregular for several
days. We learn these facts from Gen. ANDERsoN.
and state them at his request
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Further per steamer Prince

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 5.-eotton-Orleans Fair Is.
Mobile Fair q. Middling Il I6, Upland Fair 81
MddIing 9-l6 Stock at Liverpool 42s, 0Oe bales,
of which 362 600 bales are American.
Manchester advices unfayorable Market dull.
India goods firm. New Orleans Tres Ordinaire at
Hsvre, 99f closing with sn advancing tendency
Sales Of the week 1900 bales Breadstuffs firm
bu, quit Provisions firm.
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MReauced br prspepsia 20 q mere SleIe

"Reduced by Dyspepsia 10 N mere SkeIe-
tOn.''-Cured By - BarAaess Holland Bitters"-N- A.
ache atrader probably we'll known any in Western
Pennsylvania states follows met with farmer Arm
strong county whoas reduced By Dyspepsia to srskee
On persuaded him to bottle Barha7es Holland
Bter believing would cure him Meeting him some months
after, my establishment at finding him hale hearty
he told a0eled2eO pounds aud that this won.
erfu change produced by Bavss Holland Bters
which h. attributed solely his Testoraon feOi&wIw
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Photography.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 10. 1859.

NAsRvILLE, Feb. -, 1853. !.
d. F. BRowS:
DEAR SIR: 1 am greatly PLEASED with the pro-
gress which my son, OF fourteen years, has made
in Photography under your excellent tuition. Afer
only four lessons, be tg-dsy. Without prompting
from you, wrote correctly lesson as rspidiy as |
could have written 1t in the usual long hand l
have confidence that be will soon realize sll that
could hope from him IN this admirable art under
your care. Yours,
E. G. EAsTMAE
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GOWN Rc1AL
Review OF the Nashville Market for the
week ending Feb. ~.

Business during the week under review been The
market for articles has presented that rmess
dVy which enabled report weekly
HeE.g
tOtToNtbe Cotton mar - has been depressed during the
week. and consequence the have limited There
Is however, much Better feeling at the close tie Opening
Of the Wy quote Inteor 697Sc Ordinary Good
Ordinary sos, Low bidding sidnpg 81 zoe, Good
Middling iokc.
The receipts at his port Up last evening reach II SO bales
against 400 to the date last year.
The following comparative statement Of the receipts Of
at the VA rss t.,rts to the latest dates
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81. CUosD HorEL, Feb. 9, Isj s-d&wtr

Il. A. FahnestOck's VeFnifuge has long beer
regarded and confidence large body Of the regular
medical profession every State Unon preparation
unsurpassed By any, and is daily prescribed by the emf
physicians throughout the United States During the long
period OF continued popularity, spurious and counterfeit m
tations ve from made their appearance Never
has necessary the Of the buyer to exercise
picous caution in purchasing the genuine article than at this
time These limitations in their external
bance FAHNIsTocKs Yermifuge to be well calculated
put upon the unuspecng purchaser article which he neither
wished intended to buy IS not enough to buy Of
credited AGENT but every purchaser to avoid
being imposed upon examine every bottle to him
self that he huyng the genuine Yenifuge
feb2O-dGrwlm.
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For several days past we have had clouds, rain
and mud, so much 50 that our citizens have not all
had chance to stir out In view of these things
Professor Semmons has yielded to the earnest eu>
treaties of bis friends and consented to prolong his
stay in our city for few days longer, in order to
supply all who may wish his speetacles.
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NASHVILLE.
SUNDAY nEORENG, FEBRUARY 20, 1854.

Rev. J. B. Ferguson viii preach al the Theatre
this morning II o'clock and in the evening at the
usual hoBr.
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The Great English Kennedy Sir James
CIarke,s CelabraIea EnmiIe Pills.

The Great English Remedy Sir James
OIarke's Celebrated FamiIe Pills.
Medicine unang the Of all those
painful and dangerous diseases to which the female constitution is
subject ImOdeAes all and removes all distractions, and
speedy cure may be relied on
To Married Ladies.
isespecay suited. It will in short time, bring thenon
period with regularity
Each bottle price bears the Government stamp
Great Britain, to prevent Counterfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pals sAopldnot6staben By FIRST
THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, they sure to bring
RiscIrriage, 6Etas any CtIeF time tsey are sqfs.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections pain In the back
limbs fatigue PalPatiOn OF the Heart low
Of Spirits Mysteries, Sick Headaches, Whites and all he
priuul diseases Occasoned BY dsordered system, these Pill
will effect a when all others have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package which
Should he carefully preserved.
containing so pills and encirced with the Government
Stamp Great Britain be pos. free for 81 and post
age samps
Sole Agent for the Emitted States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
Rochester, Y
sald in Nashville by Berry Demove and g. W. Herershot
aad all respectable Druggists. noV23-d&wlJius
Rock City NIiIIs.-J z. BACN1E6 CO., Propri-
eoys. J. :. BAUMAN CO., Manufacturers ROCK CITY
FLOUR will pay the highest price all times for Wheat and
Corn, thor M Of Line and Cherry Streets Nash
vile Tenn
Prices of FIOur-From after this date, until further
LItra Family Flour, 81 20 Fine Bran, 75c
Pine Flour, 60 Mixed Bran, 7jc
Unboted, 50 Coarse Bran, 6jc
Midilinss, 200 Corn Meal, bushei, ,I5c
articles by deliverable any place
the city free charge selling by quantity their rate
Of discount is 10 per cent. from retail prices.
J.E.BAUMAN co.
Any on. wanting Flour, Bran, Meal, &C., City
Mills, will find Order Box at the Post Office and at W. H.
Gordon Co.'S warehouse, where the calls four times
each day. fdec u ]. E BAUMAM & co.
Bank of west Tennessee, Mt
4AtLAS2s MEMPHIs.-The notes OF this Bank will be
redeemed the Union Bank of Tennessee Nashville LdW
IL Look out for limitations Of Lea Il PERKINS, WOr-
ceSterShire Sauce. See advertisement Of john DuEoAN
SONS aug2l-|
TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY.-TENNEss
Division, No 30 Temperance every Saturday night
at Temperance HALL No 50, aboyeCsege street the
JAMES CLAIBORNE.
UtOpian Temple of Honor 81 meets every Friday
ming at the Hall as above.
ROBERT BRUCE, W. v. 7.
W. H. MORROW, W. r.
Nashville Temple Honor So meeseT Wednesday
W A. wHERRY, W. C. t.
Il. hENSONt W. v 1.
X. BARCLAY, W. R.
Edmund DillabuntY Council No Of I. A &
Tempars meet the Thursday evening each month
the same Hall as above JOHN PATTERSON, c. Of c.
R0. LAPSLEY, 5. Of &.
IL H. NCALLISTER, J.of G.
!. HENRY CURREY Comp. r.
Curry Degree, Temple Of Homer No. II, meets the
last Thursday night i'll each month"; the Hall
W. BRYCE THOMPSON, D. T
b. W. PETTY, D. v 7.
iyJ " VI. DALE, D. X.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Sew erlean. mnrILeI-

NEW ORERAss, Feb. 19.--CottOn, sales to>day.
1900 bales better grades hrmer; Sugar, firm, adj
sanced ;; MOlasses. SO; Corn. steady, sales 600
sacks S5a90; POrk very dull. Freight on cotton to
liverpool =
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BARGAINS IN READY MADE CLorHING We are
selling at Reduced Prizes, for Cash, the balance Of
our stock of OVER CoATs-BUsINEss COATs-hedpg
Pants and Vests. WARD, BERAISGHAM & Co.
Ne. 90 South Side Public Square
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Lanier, Phillips Co.'s sals Of groceries takes
place tomorrow, at the usual hour.
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN TIE
ICEHE ST DIADEM
EVER
Worn by Kings or EmperOFs
What! Why a Beautiful Head of Hair.

Worn by Kings or EmpeFOFs
What! Why a Beautiful Head of Hair.
DECAUsEii is the God Hilselr roUided for all
our race Reader, although the bloom
teeth be those Of pearls if the head reft of its covering,
the hair he saed and shriveed, harsh and dry STILL
sprnked with gray, will lose half her charms.
Woois Hair Restorative, If used three tines week,
restore and permanently secure 10 all such an ornament Read
the ooEing and judge The writer is the celebrated Pianist
DR. WoCD:- NEW YORK, April 10, 1858.
Dear SF-Permit me to express to the obligations
under for the entire Of hair its original
about the time Of my arrival in the United STATES it was RAPIDLY
becoming gray lupon the application Of your Sir Resor
tive original haze consider SOur Restorative
very wonderful invention. quite efcaciOus
s. THALBERG.
''Drych ar Gwyelyct."
Welsh Newspaper Office, - Nassau St, April r. 1858.
rsc1c hottie Of YOUR Hair Restorative and cave If @ s
VII I, 80 p y on her hair ,t tbintf az ~ NJ WE .i
as we'll az my, srprisc alter few yeeks trial il has pr5
that wonderful turning all the gray hairs dark brown
recommend tic Above Restorative to ali persons in want Of such
ca1geh Of theif hair. CHARLES C4RDEW.
NKv YORK, July ., 1851.
PROF o. J. woop: With confidence do recommend your
Hair Restorative, being the ecacous ever saw
Since using your Restorative my and whkers which
confident that few more Applications will restore them To their
natural color. 1t also las relieved Of all dandruf
pleasant itching SO common among persons who perpre freely
FRor wooDAbou two years ago my hair commenced falling
oG and turning gray was fast becoming bald, and had tried
many remedies eject. commenced using your Reora-
January last few applications fastened firmly
began TO up grow and turned its former color
ClacL) time is fully restored original color
health, and appearance ard cherfuy recommend It's ALL
Chicago, ILL.,, May Z, 1857. J. d. HOES.
The Restorative put up bottles Of Sizes viz large me
dunn small the small holds pint retais for one
dollar per bottle; the medium aOs at least twenty
proportion than the SMALL etais for dollars per bottle
the large holds quart forty per cent in proportion, and
retailed for 50.
o. }. WO0D&CC, Proprietors, 32 Broadway New York lin
the great Wire Railing Estabishent and IA Market ST.
St. Louis, Mo-
And Sold BY all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
nov23-d&WIyin
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We are authorized to announce john T. BLAND as
q candidate for Constable llthe vacancy occasion
ed by the resignation of SsmL d. Nlchol The
election to take place Thursday the oath inst. I'd.
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We are authorized TO announce n. p. CoRBITT as
q candidate for Constable TO fiji the uuexpired term
of Sam'l d. Nchol. TfoblS-td@
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-20

We are authorized to announce W. +. MEAcHAM
rs q candidate for Constable to fill the vacancy ore>
ated by the resignat ion of Samuel D. Michel Id
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EXTRACTS
Prom some of the Best Papers.

Dr. AoszIsker, an and Aurs has acquired
high reputaton.-E T. Herald.
No has done restoring tbs Deaf to Hearing and the
Blind Sight DR.. Moscbzisker-B Baltimore SUH
MoschEsker tho Eye and Ear new Medical and
Surgical pAn and what worthy Of note is the fact that in
great number Of the patient amer few visits 10 the Doctor
treat his by following certain prescriptions and d.
rectons.- Washington National Hltslligeaeer
Won NOsch1isksr has made for himself reputation IN
New which will abide with those who have been benefited
By his operations long lasts aud which will find
wids recognition in the community whenever his shall he
msntiOned.-Neso Orleans PieayHAe.
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Rev. DIR. Summers will preach in the Spruce st
Church next Sabbath at IL o'clock, and Rev. DR..
Reagan at night.
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Read the Following:

Read the Following:
NAsHTuLz, Fe6. H. 1853
MEssRs. sEsrNou Cs-Gss6snSR:
The sPetacs that purchased you ysa1s since,
have used during that tina niensoa and gives
me pleasure to that either By day night they
eye better than have tried sJ gOSd
they the day I got them.
most heartily Brazilian PeSI b an persons
with detective sight.
Very truly years.
GoDRREE n. FOae-
AAssEHLA, Sea u, 1851
heartily concur the opinion FOss value #
the Brszillian Pebble" spesAciss, aae OnsH PssOes
than he has hal.
JAMES CORRK
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAN CONCERN.
Having, arrival here sufficiently proved that the
testimonials with which first introduced mysel
were deservedy character enable to gain similar
ones from respectable citizens here who have placed them
selves under my treatment either for DEAFNESS diseases Of the
beg give notice to all those who need
services that they viii benefit themselves and do uscs
TO me- they will apply once, may require my
special time, particularly that of the E1E
that after the ODD inst my stay will be
will undertake which will either require
such surgical operations that will need aehtiOn after per-
formance that may require lengthy treatment from
hands, therefore will be to the advantage of PATIENTS EhS
Rtend by apply at before that date
Y. A. Won N0SCHZISKER,
Den nd Aurist
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We ara authorized TO announce JEO. D. COVER
a candidate for Cons able TO fill the vacancy oo.
casioned by the resignation of Ssml. D. Niehol I'd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-20

We are authorized to announce IRA A. Stout as
a candidate for Constable, to ELL the vacancy crea-
ted by the resignation of Sanl D. Nicho Election
to take place On the oath Of this month. td%
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French CoRsETs, SKIRTS, &o--We have just re-
ceived, direct from the importers, large invoice
of French wove COrsets of all descriptions and
sizes Also, Ladies' seli-adjusting Bishop Noted
Skirts, Bustles, Bosom Shapes, &c, which will be
sold at lowprices at S. P. ASDRRsoN's
Lace and Fancy StOret No. IS, Union Street,
Nashville Tenn. [febS-dlm.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

Il. HAGAN,
80 Market and 6 Union street, Nashville,
Tennessee.
Invites Country Merchants Book Sellers Dealers generally
examine his stock and prices. His assortment
prises full stock Of
SCEsO0 BOOK s,
BLANK BOOKS,
Memorandum and Pass Books.
GOER AND STEEL PENS,
WHITING PAPERS.
PRINTERS sTATGONERY,
Envelopes,
WRITING INKS,
States and PeRciIs,
HONNET BOARDS,
POCKET AND FAMILY BIBLES,
Historical, Medical, Theological, AgricuI-
turai, and
STANDARD WORKS,
Popular Kew Books, Newspapers, Maga-
zines, etc., ETC., at Low Prices.
f. HAGAN.
GOLD PENS.
Splendid Assortment just received by
STEEL PENS.
Over ECO gross Of superior quality just seceived by
jan2O Y. HAGAN
IEAGAN'S LIST OF MAGAZINES for March.
GOdey's Ladys Book
Peterson's National Magazine.
Subscriptions taken by F. HAGAN,
febl7. Market and Union sts.
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The Hartford Corsrant of February 18th, 1859,

the PhaHir Insurance Company Of Hartford sold at
2l7A the highest figures reached by any, and above
all other companies, and that this company now
stands in position, never before reached by any
Insurance Company in the United States, and that
too, at place where it is well known, and where
there are persons well able to estimate its ohsrac-
ter and standing, as compared with other cOmpa.
MES. Nash and Mari are agents for this company
in Nashville, and persons will do we'll to secure
standing policies before the risks are too much
crowded, as they cannot have more then $1,000 ex>
posed to q single fire.
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Are manufactured at oSyzasSz Rngsnd and 10 esdes es
There We get our suPps asd sell Gz otter They are
OF the very best quality ami stand the test VI will
seen by the fOllosing testimonials from gentlemen shS
been humbnggsd and can't be humbuggd precious
guardians Of the ps lover Lefty presume To uer EOtes
of warning:
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HILLMANN ROTH Il s.
IRON DEPOT.

Nos. ~ College, Al and 43 Market streets.
OFFER for sale low for cash prompt dealers time -
$50 tons q their celebrated Refined Charcoal Iron
100 +" best Fittslurg Iron, assorted;
80 " Hammered Iron;
SO " Tennessee Castings;
1000 kegs Nails and Spikes hest brands;
10 tons Cast, Shear E. l. A. b. STEEL
$50 Wagon and Buggy Axes, all sizes;
eu0 pairs Bridgeport springs
Together with AnVs, Vices, Chains Files, Flows Straw Cut
IN. Corn Shelters, etc., Sisr jan2l-Snl