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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-18

ACCIDENT esterday, colorei IMAM belonging
10 Mr.. Wallace, of the Post Office Department.
attempted to ride horse with only halter to
control him The animal ran away with him. and
when near Sixth and III street the rider was thrown
with such force as 10 break his leg. He was taken
into a drug store and surgical assistance OBJ
tanned. Another warning to reckless drivers. We
learn that the surgeons discovered that the limb
so badly fractured 10 render aniputatiOn ne
cessary. The unfortunate man removed to
the lnirmary. where the operation was performed
by DIR NAV -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-18
GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTs

EROM BOSTON-The schooner EIIot has ar
Il rived from the above port, and is nOw-A
dIschar ing her freight. Apply 10 ~
HARTLEY a BRO, 49,
ap l9-s5 q9 and l01 Water 81 fian-Pniovn
EOR BOSTON.-The schooner Alexander Hen
Il deTsou Ia arrived from the above port -
aiid now IL schargIng her freight. She will ~
be receiving fret, ht Tor Boston Tomorrow -
Tuesday, Apply to HARTLEY 4 BRO, % ana
101 Water street, GeOrg town. I'D * 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-18

FUNERAL OF JAMES MAHER.-The funeral OF
James Maher late public gardener, took place this
morning at 10 O'Clock. from his residence, corner
OF Thirteenth and u half and streets IL was al
tended by large number of our citizens, among
whom we noticed several gentlemen holding pro-
ninent positions under the Government. The In
terror Department was especially represented oil
the occasion.
Mr.. CAssELL.-It was rumored this morning
| that this gentleman, who had been missed by hi.
friends for some days past, has been found in
Blairs woods north Of this city, in deranyed
state Of mind and that his frieads had sent to in
QuiFe into the matter,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-18

I'HlS Is TO GlEENOTICE r., that the subscriber
4 hath obtained from the Orphans Court OF Wash
administration, with the will annexed. on the per-
SOMA estate OF GEORGE MAHONEY, late OF
washington county, deceased. All persons hay
lag claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned To exhIbIt the same, with the youcheTs thee
Oh 10 the subscriber, before the 18th day OF
April next; they may otherwise by law be e1-
cluded from all benefit of the said estate.
Given under INV IA nd this 18th day OF April, A.
ID. Ia5e ROBERT MAHpNEY,
spl2-lavSvs Executor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-18

HOUSES ARE CLEARED OF VERMIN
and UaIurh prcs-tNtu ITOn Tue taNages Of IN
Sarts and worms, by Lyons Mag netic Powders nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-18

Ii Hou WISH to procure perfect and permanent
likeness of yourself friend, go to WOodley's
gallery, Pennsy lvania avenue. between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth STREETS near Wizards Hotel He
Will supply you with true portrait for twenty five
cents and upwards ia heautiful cases frames at
New York prices Take our advice, and do not
fail TO call at his gallery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-18

SACRED CONCERT. - We understand that the
Sabbath School and Choir attached TO the Firs.
Presbyterian church are going TO favor the lovers
az sacred music with concert in that church, on
Thursday the 18th instant Those who may have
had the privilege of listening to the singing the
Sabbath conducted by this choir will not need 10
he reminded again Of the concert Tickets may
b. had at Shllington's 5. Campbell Coylc's, Gait
u BROTHERS., IL. ID. Gilman's and John l. Under
Mnnd's
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WEBBING CAKFs, very pretty and very cheap.
ic" ITe2m ana Water Ices, AT $50 per gallon, al
- "iiadelPhia Confectionery, corner 18th and r
streets. mar q I'm
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~ III takes l5j feet of spit wood 10 make a cord.
Our wagons are made especially for hauling q Is
Kind OF wood, carrying cords ard ali-cuTds. TT e
wood sawed bur not split Is assured before heitg
sawed. Fuel delivered to any part of WASHINGTON
OF Georgetown. Offices y. w. cor. 18th and c, No
5i5 loot OF 18th ST., below War DepArt't ap Is If
II THALBERG'S TUNER.
l. II. SPElR having practical experience of Is
years "a Tuner and ReRairer of Pia1ofortes Or
d'rs i"tt at the Piano WareTComs Of Mr.. Richard
Davis. Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
WII meet with pTnmpt attention. dim
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nR. GOGGSwEII.': NEW MEDICAL SALT
- rs for sale IN Georgetown by r. :. Il. CIssell,
q. Is. Barnard Co, and J. w. Sothron, Those al
hicted with lnftamnatOry diseases should give ~
trial: Sec tho testimonials In the sdycrt sement IN
another column. mar l1-u
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PLOwSI PLOWSI! PLOWS!Ii
VT7E viii keep constantly hand n assortment Of plows
w Manufactured At the Tennessee PlOvT EactO-
fY Farmers would do we'll give call before purchasing
we sell them good steel pillow has been
for sale In this city, at from ten 10 twenty per less you
haFs been Psyingf the same quality Of plOxs
p. & G. ANDERSON.
fet6-0 81 and IS corner Broad and College sreets,
Nashville. Tenn.
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MORRIS & SITUATION,
WHOLESALE GRocEks AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Dealers In Foreign & Domestic Liquors,
NO. IL MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNEssEE.
MTE are now in resp, Of large ven assored rset Ct
Of the trade.
.0o,,,. ,..,..... SIS. sUs 9, Rs,
ls9 bels n and Baltimore Crushed sugE, al Endssi
80 80 3: Dc L. e Es. '''' '' q Extra ss
$500 bags choice Baltimore Coffee;
iOO % % no IasssTs a.
COO bbls choice Rebo.ed Molasiss;
&, 6 s. 4 s. 8. Louis syssp;
TIN PLATE.
10 Do i iii do very cheap for oasA.
$50 boxes star Candles;
200 do Summer DO
800 do 81. Louis and Mem. Soaps
100 do Starch;
100 boxes Boston GRAND Pepper
q 90 90 90 Do 60 SPICE;
100 do superior carb. Soda, ) paperss
"a Ss-os ,,,,-. do do
casks Dutch Medder;
50 do Spice;
20 terces Rice;
100 dozen Painted Bueksts3
Is DO Eashbosrds;
30 Tubs;
100 dozen Broons;
5o,0lss Hsg9rtse Cigars;
lOV bales Smoking Tobacco;
~ boxes Tobacco, 81 grades Va. br2nd1
5DO kegs pure White Lead.
80 bills do Linseed Oil;
2 kegs Shot, all sizes;
80 do Bar Lead;
50 cases MasOn's BIaeking;9
5000 bags line Liverpool Salt;
LOCO bbls KsnaEha do.
go boxes Glassware.
LIQUORS.
800 barrels Pixies Magnolia whisky
800 10 Raw Ohio d..
900 do old Country ao
go do Smiths old Reserve Go;
100 DO Old Bourbon do
so do do Rye do
io do Monongahela Do;
90 do Old Port and Malaga Winss
40 do A n. Gin;
2ppes Holland Gin;
do Old COgEae Brandy;
100 cases 81. Julien Cl4ISt Wine;
40 baskets Champagne, extrs;
1900 Brandy;
800 packages Domestic BranSy;
900 bsrTels Cider Vinegar:
With many Other articles fer the Grocery trade.
ianl1 MORRIS sTRATroN.
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A Ezara case---An Innocent Man IxnPris-
cnea six Months.
Prom he Columbus Iohi0l Journal, June Is.

Prom the Columbus tohio) journal, June -.
A man named Daniel Pierce was employed during
the spring Of 1858 as clerk in the freight DEPART
ment Of the Little Miami Railroad at Cincinnati,
and when the busy season for shipping was over,
was obliged to Icy of until itfcommenceG sgain in
the fall aad being married, with seven children TO
support, and no means, was reduced 10 poverty. In
this state he met man whom he had done ser
vice in his better days, enc William Moore, who
ssked him if he needed help, and if so ne was at
his service Pierce told him he was in pressing need
Of money tObuy food for his family, and would be
grateful for 9 temporary loan. Moore took q mort-
gage on what little furniture be bad, and let him
have check for $50. which check Pierce got cashed
Pierce heard more Of the check for month,
when be was arrested for forgery and thrown into
Jail. he told the officers in what manner he had
ob.sined the check and, from his description they
recognised Moore as one Of the greatest rogues in
Ciueiunsi, and promised to arrest him. This they
did DO but Afterwards let hin slip in q suspicious
manner. Pierce was brought to trial on the last
day Of the term, q drunken lawyer assigned him,
an irritsted prosecuting attorney against him, and
with Judge Carter on the bench, and professional
jury in the box. He had two witnesses who we're
eOgniEant Of the mortgage being given but they had
net been summoned; there was no testimony against
him, and even the prosecuting attorney remarked
that ''of course the jury could not 6Rd him guilty
on the testimony" The jury retired, and in five
minutes returned with verdict Of gully. The
judge sentenced him to three yesrs in the peniten-
tiary. And thus vas 8 wholly innocent man taken
from his family and thrust into the peniteEtisry for
term of three years.
Amer the verdict and sentence, the jury were
asked how they co0ld convict on such testimony
and answered that they 'did0't 60 by The testimony
but by what they knew Of the man before" And
Il turned that they had in mind another Pierce,
q notorious horse-thief, burglar and william geDer-
ally, who was in jail at the same time, and now in
the peuitentisry.
The case vas brought before Gov. Chase, who,
after examining it thoroughly, granted Pierce an
unconditional pardon, about week ago. He was
In the peniteDtiary some six mcnthE, and has now
gone back to Cincinnati to remove the stigma from
his nsme and give his children fair heritage.
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METROPOLITAN

METROPOLITAN
Il Atm G III o u s e.
TE Proprietor legs inform the citizens Of Nashville and
the public generally, that he has considerable expense
fitted up the store houses on the Of
CHERRY AN.D CEDAR STREETS
or the purpose Of carrying regular business the
NEW YORK STYLE.
He purposes having regular Bill Of Fare viii prcee attached
that he be enabled suit both pockets appettes
Customers and charge of than they This
needed in city, and he hopes BY strict attention
20 merit public patronage He feels certain Of success
efforts and the immortal FIJI in the kschea he will
public dinners at the shortest notice. lie also keeps
large stock Of
CZ6ARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, WINES AND LIQUORS
Call and examine at the Metropolitan
rhll-dly ]. MOORE.
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FHyKAVELLERS Gor he North snd N0rih. IS 81 -ih
u ssats, prczTe Iickts from Cielt1n 1sa
Shattancosa- GontgoineTys Macon, Eini1g1n, Taerra
ynehbars WashEE.cn Atlant1, and Augula, Louis.
Louisville, Cairo uicran Col1hus, Evansville. circsrri
Nss orisass, YcssulE Paluah snhz. and Menrhl, ~
Nashville, Tennessee
frHt eiass Railroads and Steamboats, Eh Gloss co1aeon
al points Passengers arvr Nashville, NASHVILLE and
SneAnoaga Railroad, directly 20 h0at sthout 1etenon
das- he quickest and cheapest Tor oss bound ~ a.
Regular cairoy 7UemPhf ana 50. louis line
IEs IRE steamboats, D. b. unya, Nnnelonka, sailssss
one Of thes BoasE leave asgi every day e. l1 COZ
NASHVILLE to ST. Louis in Sixs7 hours.
Lou1svllle and Cincinnati Packets.
nei4neel Danth ka-J ohn Gaut aad Tempest, Leave Sas
vile elsry Ehlrsday ard Tuesday 81 y ocloc. NJ tine from
. Louisville sixty hours, AID 70 Ciucnnaf Iur days
neg eAar Nei1 pl1iss New Orleans and Y iclx1-
burg Line % Boa1s-
Sonnson NasaTllsf T. Howard, Rover and Jcasrh,
e sAsege vne q toese Eoss vii leave Nashville sEe et
hoens time nom NasaTils to Memphis q hours Fck
enrg, I'VE days, and 70 New Orleans in seven Davt
Boats leave Nashville every day aud ust for he rl 81 s
Passenger Trans before starting.
FOR nr ass aeeomnodatea upon tie Beats Tickets en- -
Schedule af Rates.
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Golden Syrup! Golden SyruD!!
DIR. ID. #. WRIGHT

AS taken the Dernove Co.'S Drug Store
Unou Block, of Cherry and ChGrch Streets where
he eaaat all times be Professionally consulted
BIZ nm
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- -
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY
yHNHE the four great lines Thu has
thus far been managed in such 70 commend %
the public patronage
This Company, under The general s1periniendercs Of
n. ID. mEAkS, General Freigh1 Age1.f,
Now offers Inducements shippers Baltimore Padrphs,
York Bossn Richmond, Petersburg. &C. lngg
low and far below New Orleans prices, their mosts
terms, with the deductions upon Insurance Of sad bali
By this route, and the European shipping being from %
shillngs sterling than the New Orleans PpnE prices
all contribute renderit
Reliable as well as Desirable.
Tr facilities Tor transportation as qualled b. any sr
road noperaon, their Weterr terminus Is at PIAZZA
ERsBURGH, Hundred ard Hfnefy nils below ne leE
ard most dangerous navigation Of the Oho river lts
enables in ordinary water the delivery o. oas not only
but with dispatch IN advance Of other routes and % ne -
declines theT advantages such as the time o. aetfe
N oth routes, so this 3 the only
Cheap, Reliable and speedy koute-
Freight by this exDod 20 Fsster han - ofI
drayag the delivery heaE made at Park
ersbuTgh under well sEdded Goat and elevated from hence -
Immediately the cars without being snecs . VAT y
sous'
Tee Louisville steamers connect direct with Farkui urh
boats without delay as lkes ue isgusr CuclunaH
boats The Pittsurg direct toPkeonrsh -
this arrangement Company enabled 3 receive frEh1
"a " Er his route At their agency 10 ahvie, Tenn.
For rther particulars empire o.
No. 9, corner Broad and 'front.' alrssils
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W. R. @. HUFTAKER.
GRESHAM & HUFFAk Err,
Successors to Smith, Love co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
50 SOUTH MARKET sTREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.
TE In receipt Of large and we'll assorted Stock Of
Wv Groceries, Liquors, &c, to which invite the attention
Of the trade
Sugars.
$50 hhds Louisarai 100 bbls Bait. Crashd aud PoEd
50 boxes Loaf l0U bbls St. Louis do do
Coffee,
800 bags New Orleans Rio;
$50 do Choice Baltimore.
Liquors,
700 barrels Pixies, Deans and Chenarths Whistles;
400 Bourbon, Rye, MonVngaheia and smiths Old Re-
serve Whisky;
300 do Country made, Lincoln Roberts n, dtc.i
IS pkgs Domestic Brandy;
25 pkgs French do
. do Ginger, BsckbeI and CheFiy Do
10 DO Holland Gin:
IS casks Port Wine;
20 bbls Sweet Malaga Vine;
pkgs Old Jamaica Rem;
zoo half do do do IOO,0Jg Cigars, do
$50 or do do do &c chests Green and Black Tea
Also good assortment Of PePpe, >Pce, Ginger Soda &C.
Wanted 10000 bushels Dried Fruit.
oct9-dtE&Wiy GRESHAM uUFFAKER.
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In ths novel now appearing in Bl0eEsoOd, ena
tied Tbs Light Of the Hearth" are some very
beautiful ideas. We have not for long while met
With anything more sweet than the piece Of poetry
ne copy below. It's suggested By the appearance
Of Little Rosx-the pet Of the nsighbOrhoOd-the
darling Of The kOusehold---in the garden playing
among The 6sWers, AMI with them decorating the
large Newfoundland dog. Domingo, who, taking
upon himself the cfaes Of guardian, Watches her
every movement, AMI seems proud Of her attentions
This life inspires our auhor
e. oouss With f.iry footsssps;
eofaT their echoes fall
4pd her shadow plays iiks summer sh@ds
The golden Light Is dancing bright,
MIA the maEes Of her bair,
And her fair young locks waving fTSs
To tie Wooing q he AL
IFss = sporssul f.wa she bOunasth
60 gleoullg along,
Ana a. . via young bird she carOllsth
me summer INNER sorsll are clustering thai,
Ard OF her neck the bTesrS
is hreaihiag soft AID sweet
The very suubsans seem TO lineer,
Above her holy head,
And the Wild flowers At her coming
Ensir riches; iragrI me-. , a,ss $500,
hingle IN the light within
Oh how fondly they do nestle
Round tbs soul that kn0Es no sdni
she comes, the spirit Of our childhood
thing Of mortIl birth,
Yes bearing sl breath Of Heaven,
To redeem her from the earth
She In bright robed innocence,
Unsoied By blot or Flight,
And passsth By WAy1zrd path.
A CLEAN Of angel light
Oh blessed things children
The gifts Of heavenly love;
qhay Sand betWixt our worldly hcarts
And better things above.
They link g With the spirit world
u parity and sh,
And Keep our hearts sill fresh and young,
With Ire presence Of their youth.
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TERR ass BROTHERS.
Gkecers, and Denlers IN T.fauasS.
from and Cssfsvsrs-
Ne. Market street, NasI1ri1fs. se,,,s.,-a.
IN STORE;
~ ~ Anes 5ue7Ft zoo hhls brandy and Gin,
'Sy Pels Oe1slsa- feWaof4d and - do Hum,
Aeai 198efs 100 coils Ju.s Rope,
- ssasss - Oohse p bblS Almonds,
- - ssls --9.sses, % do Butter Crackers,
- - z e9 50 easss ger Brandy
se - ~ 9oesn syrup, 20 DO Saroinss,
- ~ DDS , hecened Mhisky, 100 dozen Buckets,
81 90 hys and searbon DO 81 nests Tubs.
~ DO ODD do
80 tons assorted Bar Iron i COO ks.s 1s.u.
50 DO Dc Casting,
For sale very low iSr cssb
NH en- TRRRAss BROTHERS.
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HUGH McCREA q CO.,
w III OLES SALE G ROCE 4 s 4,
NOS. II AND Is MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE.
Have i'm store the following:
$50 hhds prime Sugar, ;aja pkgs Teas,
IS bbls powdered AID crushed So ShO assorted,
Sugar, 100 boxes Talloe Candles,
so pkgs Golden Syrup, so bags Pepper.
800 bags Rio Coffee, ~ DO Allspice,
50 do Lagnira Codes, 81 DO Ginger,
20 packets Java do 800 grOce MatclleI,
$50 boxes Star Candles, 100 doE Buckets,
200 DO Cincinnati Soap, IS do Churns,
go do tobacco, all brands, IS do Batter Tubs,
$4,000 HsvanGa Cigars, all cases Indigo,
brands, casks Nader,
10000 Melee Cigars, 20 bbs Almords,
50 coils Jute Rope, 10 do Brl=i Nuts,
IRON, NAILS, MID CASTINGS.
iIn tons PittbEg Iron, warranted,
1000 kegs Pttsb1rg and Wheeling Nails,
20 tons assorted Castings
5UUppounls Steel.
LIQUURS.
$50 bbs Cincinnati Whisky go bbls American Brandy,
JOG do NeWsoun's ODD, 10 GO do do Gin,
- do Julin II Smiths do pipe pure Holland do
IS do Robertson Co. do casks pure Cognac Brandy,
60 do Rye and Monongalela IS bbls N h. Runn,
Whisky. p do Sweet Malaga,
20 bbls Old Bourbon Whisky, 60 i casks Brandy,
40 do Tennessee White do % boxes Ginger Brandy,
so boxes Claret, 20 do Raspberry do
60 do Scheiiam Sehnal ps, ) bbls Cherry do
IS do Lemon Cordial, ) do Ginger Brandy,I
bbls do do - do pure Apple brandy.
5 DO Pure Peach Brandy,
All Of the vii be very low for cash by
febll HUGH A'CREA & co.
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go. >. saosFE. aoofm SIC a.stzs.
lass 3. Laaisr e D
MIzEIL, HOOPER 4 CO..
Wholesale Grccers. ForwardinE
AID
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DE-tEas
EOREI0N AND DO5IEsTEc LIQU0ass,
MAILS, GLASSWARE, TOBACCO,
CIGARS, sNUEFs, &C,
Nos. and Market ST, NashvIIle, Tens
WE 1--we IN STORM
~ hnss nswcrop Sugar: IS cases Sardiass;
lS5 bags Cofee-choice art Ia; o cnnks Rice;
245 doz Painted Buckets 50 hays Pepper;
is bags Almonds; IS boxes 7ofac-o.
% = Texas Pecans; 3 Soap;
100 boxes Herring; 50 starch;
~ segs Nsls-assorto 30 esses Cove oys1sas
~ bola Cider Vinegar 100 chests Teas
- pays Star Candles; 80 drums Figs.
~ eo4ss " r. Chsesfi i0e bbls News0m WbiIkys
Is boxes Raizlns;
mke-a
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ALEx WILLIAMSON. ARCHER cHEATHAs.
WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM,
IMPORTERS CT
Brandies, Wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERS IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c., &c.,
NO. o COLLEGE STREET
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

TENHE undersigned have In following pure Liquors.
Wines &C., which they the trade low prices
favorable and respectfully invite purchasers Of those goods
to examine their stock before t1ying.
Our Liquors and Wines purchased direct hrcrgh he Gus
tom House and be warranted genuine Being determined 10
sell low hgures-possessing the facilities to do aer
ourselves that Offer such Inducements to Cash and
BFandiess Gin, Rum and Whiskiess
90 and pipes Pine COgnac 10 bbls superior Rye Whisky
s1 Dps BorieaDT O'a do 20 bbs Ola Rye do
5 y do Rochelle do bblsgenune Old Bour'ndo
2PuncheOns W. Rum: 2puncheons Irish and Scotch
Malt Whisky, best brands.
100 baskets and bxs Champagne 90 do sauternaS;
best brands; 10 or casks Sherry;
90 boxes nOct and Mcsele; 10 do do old and hnsi
90 do Hungarian, White and 10 do Madeira;
Is boxes Fine Clsrets; 10 do Port;
no Table do 5 do do very superior.
% casks London orteF, best brands;
30 do EnglEh and Scotch Ale, best branasi
go boxes Boxers celebrated Wins Btters;
90 do French Cordials, assorted;
20 do Brandy Cherries
10 do Curacao, Mareschino and Absynhe.
Cigars.
10000 genuine Havana Cigars 800 600 German Cigars
Tobacco.
sobzs Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco T. W. anderson
Is dc Dc DO do do Dc Dc d sa do sl.'i IL.
bors. fine virginia Chewing Tobaoco suthsrAnd sine Gus
% boxes Ans virginia Chewing Tobacco "osamsr TIDpsn
Golden Leaf"
% boxes ana Virginia Chewing Tobacco LanghOrn q Armlstead
boxes nns virginia Chewing tobacco, ''AIlsn's;"
50 boxes best Tennessee do DO.
IS boxes ''esn smits' celebrated 'Twst and PancAte
Danvlle TObace9, equal not superior TO any ever Oser
With many OtSer articles sOnDes.ed win the bursss
go SkosS s irS Y S SaaaliiIs. Tenn.
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Diarrhea, Dysentery, FIux, &c, &C

The Graefcnberg Dysentery Syrup
rs better than aug other preparations rely for
efficiency upon dangerous narcotic properties and their sue
curing the bowel complaint often involves asng not
fatal the The great and unequaed efficacy OF
the Graeeerg Syrup neuraEes the scd contents OF
the ntesnes which had caud the trouble and while curing
disease certainly eItnguhes ire IL leaves no Ill be-
hind but nature her with perfect health
the GRAEFESBKRa DYsENTERT SYRUP used
complaints IN all their varied FORMS from simple loose
cholera and speak Of II in the highest
terms it with confidence Whether the case IS
severe, Of long Tsndng cures surely AID
leaves no bad effects behind.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, Pres. Board Aldermen, City
TRDE FoRREsTER n D, board Of Health
I X HIBBARB, NJ D.
c II DIsBRow, Episcopal Clergyman, Suffolk, Va.
INV BARsTow, % Pine street, n City.
DAVID pTTNAN, 2 Court street, Boston, Mass.
GEO STouDRoKR, Board Of Aldermen, Newark, N j.
A W TAYLOR, Captain Z Army
II Hart, Cleveland Plsindealer, Ohio.
Wk RARRANp, Cleveland, Ohio
ALEX. MACKENZIE, Agent,
iureA Nashville.
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