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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-28
FEVER AND AGUE

EROM WHICH MANKIND SUE
u FER OVER A LARGE PART or THE GLOBE.
IL the consequence Of diseased action Of the system in
duced by tho poisonous masm of vegetable decay This
aud rises with the atsry vapor from t. While. ne sun IS
below the horizon This yapot fingers near the eaThs
face and the virus Is taken with through the lungs into
the blood There actsus irritating poison
nal vscera aud excetng organs OF the body The liver be
The bile from the blood Both The virus aud the bile acc-
muate ~ tho circulation and produce violent constitution
sympahise with the liver, and bee me deranged also
excel me nous Infusion concentrates The whole blood nt
the body IN the internal excroores 10 force them TO
out The blood leaves the surice and Iushes 10 the
organs with cOngestiye violence This IL the CHILL
But IN this effort It fails Then the FEVER follows In
surface asit "a another effort 10 eHpe the irritating poison
Lrgugh that Other great excre oyhe skin In this also
and waits for the recovery strength to repeat the hope
less eoIt another day These are the hs or psIo1ysms
course undermine the he9nhif it is not removed
We hayO laboI6d TO mud, aud Lave found antidoto
AYERS AGUE CURE,
Which neurases this malarous poison in the blood, and
stimulates the liver 20 oHpe from the body AS It should
And does more rathoT does what Of service Ia
those who subject 10 this Infection lfaken IN
those who free from attacks keops system in
health although exposed to the disense Consoqu nty
not only but protects from the great variety
tioqs which are induced BY tins maisga Influence such
FeVeH, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout, Blindness, Tooth
ache Earanhe, CaarTh, Asthma PaiPalions Painful Al
ecOns Of the StOmacland Bowels all ofwhch when aTi5
ing from this viii be found assume more or less the
intermittent type. This AauE CuRE' removes The cause
Of these derangemeus and cures the disease.
This acoompshes by stimulating the eNoretores
pei the virus the system and these organs by
Hence arises WhSi We term imatioh Tune may 6ccoS
psh the same end but often life Is not long enough
" once and with safety We have great reason believe
ciss o "a ss ysb;nh eye Srss @ @ b 5 s NV W. G
ton than any other which has been discovered and hai
sp another advantage 10 the public, which Is, that II Is
PREPAREDBv
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NEW TREATNIE ENT,
RuGhIo MedicaI DisDensarv

Established ior the cuie of
Dyspepsia General Debility, FeUer and Ague,
Asthma, Ipcipisnt Consumption, Infrm-
ities of Youth and old Age DC.
~ NO MERCURY USED. -@J
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FORMING A TRI.WREKLY LIN

YORK CENTRAL n r and the MERCHANTS CEN
TRIAL LINE OF CANAL. RoAIs on the Erie Cunal,
and at Cleveland " It'll the CLEVELAND PIfISUl RG
RAILROAD, touching at Detroit MHckinac, ShetOy an,
Port Washington Milwaukee, Racne Kenosha, and Whu-
kegan, ..
TINS Line is prepared to issue contracts aud give
through receipts for property from Psbugh, Wheeling
Cleveland Detroit Sheboygan. Port Washington, Mil
waukee Racine KenOsha, Waukegan Chicago, and TO all
points tho Railroads leading OF Chicago and Mi wau-
kee and so to all prominent points on tho Upper Msis
sppi River.
Upper Lakes with any regularity.
The liberal atruhge extended TO the Line tho past
by the travelling public hs induced the PrOpretOrs
to atty increase their accommodation tor passengers ad
tn desiring cheap safe and conf Jrtabe route will hud
II by taiins this route
Insurance popeTty shipped by this Line can be obtain
ed at less rate than by other having within the two
past seasons transported property g. an amount exceeding
sixteen mtlliJn dollars In vaue, without any loss
With these unequaed facilities the Pruprot9rs hope TO
rnceiYo lheTal nnlTOnnge.
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SlldN 1859. ssIIEc
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co,

THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co,
WILL during tho present their wellinowa and
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
ORdeusburgh a. OswegO, and Upper Lakes,
Forming a TRI-wEEKLY LINK between
ogdOnsburgh and Oswego, and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo end Detroit,
And SEMI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and 0swego, and Chicago, Mil.
waukee and intermediate Ports,
ina CONNECTING at oslensburgh with tho
Ogdensburgh Vermont Central r. r. Route,
Between
Oedensburah, Burlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, LOWELL Worcester
aud Boston,
Aud aLdewego with tho
New oswego Line ofNThirty First Glass Canal
Boats on theEnarged Canal,
Bet,0esa osioego, Troy, Albany and Nes York,
Connecting nlsoat Dunkitk with the
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD,
Aud forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
BetRosn Dunkirk, Cleveland and sandusky, and
TRI-wERKLY RAILRoAD LINE
between Dunlrk Chosgo and intermediate Ports.
u Property forwarded by this Line will be subject
but one ttanshipment.
~ Merchandise marked IN r Go Express, Will be
forwarded Fl M New York by Express Freight Train
the Nov YeTk b Erie Railroad, aud promptly for
warted from Dunkitk.
" These Lines connect II Cleveland with the Clete-
land, Detroit aud Lake Superior Line.
APPLY TO
J MYERS, Agent N. 4. Co No. III Broadway, n. Y.
j. l. WARNFlR Agent N 4 Co, No 9CWnlirs Siip,N.Y
JOHN Hooking, Agent N. T. Co. No 9b Stale street,
Boston
a; A;.CUsHMAN Agent v c. Line, No. lOs State Street,
CHAS. s. TAPPAN. cor 9th and Chestnut st., phila.
y n. CHURCH, Agent, ROuse's Point, N. Y.
@. l. THuMpSON Treas. N 7 Co, OgdensbuTgh NY
GEORGE PARKER, Ago l. ... IT,. "
HONEN & CRAWFORD, OswegO N. Y.
D. CALDWELL, Agent DuukiTk,
CHAMRERLIN CRAWFORD n CO. Cleveland.
j. S. CHENOWETH Co. Cincinnati, o.
j. II McBkTH, Agent Sndusky.
VIM, r. WALKER, Agent Toledo "l
V. r. MATHEWS, Agent, Detroit, Mich.
J. Il CRAWFORD Milwaukee, Wis.
McHFNRY / BARKER. Racine, Wis
MAIHER L CO., Chicago.
JACOB WASlIBURNE, Davenport Iowa.
2. WIRORG 4 Co, FuliCn City, III.
N. W GRAHAM & co, Cairo, IN.
FIFE l. MlCHAEIA st. Louis.
Office Of the Northern Transportation Company,l
Cleveland, Feb. 18th 1850
marlDR6 HAMBERLIN prs sident
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COUNTRY MvA1ms

Persons Ia any Of the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail O their case with
remittance for medicines Sc
AddTess DT; AMOS ION corner Main and Qgqy.sts
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"''O AYERS s. SAIGTIJE CIT mCTJRE'' r '''''u
DIR. y, q. AVER a Co.
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.

AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL
Has wan m itself such renowp for the Of every
otY OF Throat and Lung Complaint that n i6 entirely
necessary for 70 recount the evidence Of It's virtues,
wherever N has been employed As It has long been IN
constant Throughout this section need not do
than assure the people s quality kept TO tho best il
ever has hoen aud that Il bo relied do for their
rohef all IL has ever baonfOund tOdO.
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J. he, JOHNSON. Medical Agent

Read what Or Bushnell saysof the GraefcnheWM U
cines Dr sa ply Eician Of extensive practice, and
Of tho mos snocoEsul In the county irumnuO) In WIN
he resides.
This ceftides That have used Tho 1rpefenbrrg PIN
aud Marshas Calh0con, sold here by j. II g. johnson
40 my practice, my entite Satisfaction They e good
Haftford Trumbun Co o. March T. 1851
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Il isJm.ult to fancga more awkward stitch than this.
fhis Is called "dOuble thread stitch" or he
hreud which lies coed ourousy the lower SIDE ~
the cloth add TO the strength OF the thread wi ch
through and holds the cloth together, but simply
20 usen the single thread which take the sclI
This also single thread stitch. Tbut the Grover AMI
Rakor stitch unrnyels readily shown by the above cut
But t ,ond be stated that when fastened tins stitch Is
elastic and is for many pufp'srs valuable stitch Tint
very complicated cOntrivuuce required TO take the
Grover Baker Stitch Is quite apparcnt Hence It's grea
Inability TO out OF order.
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II gives great easure certify the invAriahle
ntiye action of the Graefenberg Marshals Uterine Ca
hO con In all cases Of female disease and % the skill and
high moral character Of the Aedibal Department OF the
Graelenberg Company.
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]. P. LAMBERT, NJ. d,
Auburn Enur Cnrners. Pnnn

10 witness the feeble health Of women, have tTavee led
my circuit pTebchn the Gospel thank God however,
that have all these diseases give to the Graefou-
berg Marshals Uterine CathOlcun wherever It has been
used. Rev. PETER SHARP, RidgewaY, Mch
former Of Western Stark, Medina 90, o
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CFp- For medicines or agencies address
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,

e Forsals by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLe


AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
FoR ALL THE PURPOSES or A PURaLvlyR MEDICINE
For COsttveness;
For tho Cure of Dyspepsia;
For Iaundice;
FOTthe Cure OF indigestion; ID
For Headache;
For this Cure Of Dysenl0y;
For Foul Slomachg
forthe Care Of EIysihelas
For the Piles;
For the Cure Of SCTofula
R0r all SCrpfllOus Comp aiuts;
For The Cure Ol RhouuEtsm
For Diseases OF the skin:
For the Cure Of Liver Complaints
For the Cure of Teiter, Humors, and Salt Rhe'm;
For ita Cure OF GOut; IN
FoT Dinner Pill;
fur The Cure ul Nouralgia;
For Purifying the Blood
They sugurcuatod SO that the sensitive can a.
them peasapty aud they tho best apoTent in the
world Tor all lhe purposes oi family nhysic
Price Zoe, per Box Six Boxes for 81,
Great mum Of Clergymep, Physicians Statesmen and
parallel usefulness Of these remedies bot lpaee here
Will not permit the Insertion Of thea The Agents below
iafnsh gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC 10 which they are
Ren; with also full deecpions Of the above complaints
and the treatment that ahOnd he followed for their
Dengt h pui ~ ~ unpFneped dealers With other prep
take others The Giok want the best aid thore f
them, and they should have it
All our TGmedios for sale bV
WM FISK, ond oAYLoRD& 4 HAMMOND aud ali
dsoll dhtW Gan sWeOW en
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Corning & Co. Quotations

76 RIVER sTREEr,. ......... CLEVELAND, ONO
MANUFACTURERS OF
Alcohol. Burning Fluid, Pure Spirits, Cologne
CnTrifo and Wbfetiee
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFQe&-3z1,
~ Lake Navigation the PToprietors 81 Hf1VHN
ofthis Line viii put upon the route nom gfli E3tik
Buffalo To- Chicago seven hrst-guss -sllla
scIoM sLHnmrIs. nl grenL sLlenglh and sDeed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-21
For Principal DOO.-Keeper of the House
of RepreAemIatiEeN.

heare authorized 10 WN. HERsIN Esq Of Dix
son county candidate Principal Door Keeper Of the
House of Representatives tie next session Of the legislature
| augIl-td
are authorized to Dr. r. D. CoSLEr Of Nashville
candidate for Prcps Doorkeepe the House Of Repre-
seItAITes' sngI6-td
We are authorized to c. FEaEIs Jr of Gibson
county, Tenn candidate for Principal Doorkeeper Of tie
House OF Representatives. aurl7-td
We authcrzcdt announce ANBY McH.uuToy Of Ruth
eOr candidate for Principal DOorkeers Of the House Of
Representatives au.Is-ts
We authorized to L. LEAKE as candidate
for Door keeper Of the House Of Representatives, autd
We authorized announce W. T BrArY OF Nashville
candidate for Principal Door keeper Of the House Of Represen
tstyes. aura6-tls
Weare authorized to NJ W NrIsos OF Fayette as
candidate for Principal Door keeper of Representa-
tives. aus@7 I'd
Wearc authorized Maj JouN rEEBtEs OF Lincoln
candidate Principal Door ccper of the House OF Repre-
sentlti'es aus3O-u<,
We arc authorized to ABEAH4X WEBSTER Robert
counyssa candidate Tor Door keeper House Of Re.
preentati'es scr5-td
We arc authorized W II. RoBER1snB William
county candidate Principal OF The House
OF Representatives,. ssps-ti
Weave authorized 10 Capt TEEaENCE EIRGT sum
ner county candidate for First Door Of
Representatives, the State Legsaue-ths Old Soldier tbat
fought all ne battles Of us country early day who has
stood the hing Democratic party all the days OF his life
seplj-dGRtds
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BY TELEGRAPH.


A-AtAA % AAac SANTA q NAIL
ISDEPENDEycE, Sep. 20 The Santa Fe mail o
the 9ih Ass arrived. There has been aa abunlane,
O'erO is probably elected to Congress.
SAY FRAvciseo. Aug 25.-Pork Il 5Oals Lard
l2sl3 Sugar, Orleans 10, Crushed liz
California SIS, 900 worth Of bonds have been
redeemtd BY the State al 1884,
fhe towa Of Murpbys has been Yearly DESTROYED
b. FIRE Less Sl00 coo.
The bark Lancaster from Philadelphia for San
francisco foundered of sIookai on The 1Osh of
Jelly. The vessel aud cargo are total loss. No
liv,s we're st.
Toe American whaler Twilight, of Nex Bedford
was FreeEed at Margaesss On The I0tb Of June
Loss $4,000. The crew we're saved.
'lciefIa Tapers say that FIVE companies of in
i4htfy and Tour Of artillery with battery of eight
- Founders from the U. S. steamer Massachusetts
have Landed 81 San Juan.
Inc assembly on the 18th adopted an address.
requesting GoveTror DOrglas 10 require England
70 .aemabd of the United States 10 Wihdraw her
troops andto nsintaln the right OF San Juan and
YIN ISLANDS IN the srcdipsligc, now candestinely
ana dlshonorahly Invadet A molten was also ADOPT
ca urgirg The Governor 10 form volunteer military
cemPgnies
The shipment Of gold from Victoria for the fort
night was $4,000.
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BREADsTUFFS-We quote Extra Flour at So 5Da6 and
superne at 5000 barrel, Country in lays al
Ssc27j for Extra and s2e 2j for superne The outside
figures being retail prices.
There is fair demand for Wheat frmers seem unwilling
to accept present prices and the receipts are
comparatively skt We quote the $1,000 for fair
to prime White and 8OasJ' for fair to prime Red buyers
nishing sacks.
Corn also in fair reques buyers are Offering
per bushel From store, sacked, at sOesO The ,oe
1 5 very light.
The reports ON New and Cincinnati continue u,v0.
able Tor Breadsuas The New York market was reported s
day as exhibiting declining tendency and Ohio supe6re and
Extra Flour sold at S47JGj5 In Cincinnati on SATURDAY
Flour was dull and prices NOMINAL some demand for s
Perne at Si1 but holders unwilling to accept this rate
FOR "Leat mere was fair inquiry for Shipment for pine
NED and sllO for prime White Corn had declined to &C.
The Charleston Mercury Of the 10th says IL -four:
WheE We CLOSED last report we stated that with r,;Jl
accumu'ating holders appeared ar rops 70 sa.'
large lots a. reduced retes demand coast Ese exports
IN tok place in the early part the week and
some lD barrels super and choice brands exe1n,5
% o per DOL and part at somewhat rates not
PRoViSI0S-Ts receipts Bacon are light though anon,
equal dlmand. 01
we quote Shoulders at 7t97ie, Hams clc Clear Sid,
lo&l0c, and Ribbed, 9c from wagons. From store parLd
20 advance on these prices demanded Prime Lard is scarce
and in request at II 9lIls from wagons
Inc Charleston RercH,Ho Of the 10th says Of Bacon:
Both ohocs Sides and shoulders arc getting verv and
the market is almost the latter Holders in
are very firm al In1 ollie SIDES and 500 Tor shgSier
the demand hoEever being retail onIy
The Louisville Price Current says ef Hogs:
No transactions have been reported The regular asLn rp
IN The country 81 gross while SO freely offered No no1
tracts nave ben made, and important iii take pa-s
until further Developments with regard to Corn Present ro.
poets Tor The latter good We advise both farmers Inv
fs 70 Keep cool and wait day The former can we II a.
ford it. AID the latter will probably rd it greatly TO , m
tereSt TO DO 20. ' ~ ' u"
GR0cERI&s-Thc market is we'll supplci, and thc. is fair
demand at the foil owing quotations:
SCGAR-Fair 9a1ys Prime 4, Cl,s, szySt--
hcg5heais, and Sic advance these quotaors in barrels
New York Coffee Sugars Io1il}c CrushcI aaJ Powdered IL
Gl9c; Loaf IIsdg12c.
MoLAssEs AND SHAREHOLDERS in 1rres Zoe gallon half
bari els 43G4jo sussr House 4345e. Golden syrap in m
rels &c. half barrels &c, and kegs 40 gals &c.
CoTTEE-Rio l2js j., Lsguyra I21 SC Java Isaao
TEA-Imperia % S. Gunpowdr 45c to ST. Youuq Hv,on
15c to Sl.lO, Black 3jc to 81.
CATTLE AND HOGS-Dealers are Offering Iifaac Der h.
gross for Beef Cattle and per head for sheep We
heard of sale few days Of lot one hundred Hogs at
&c per b. gross sni at his figure quote the market The
stock on sale is about equal The demand
IR0NThe Louisville JOpra0y reports sale Of - TIM. Of
Pig Metal in that city the l..h at sas, 6 mos
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Our retail merchants, some few of them, are be-
ginning to wake up TO their interests in the way of
advertising. We regard this as a decidedly sensi-
bic Oman for their well as the success OF
Nashville as a city. great many people visit our
city, and being unaequaiatod they have to inquire
where they can procure articles OF different kinds
as there is little advertising by our retailers.
This is not The case in other h1ursbirg cities u7r
is itasi should be. While this topic we would say
to readers, 'ha byrefeTring to columns they
will thatthey can there sec the advertisement q
NcWWErra, MILLER Co, Dry Goods merchants,
ST No. 81, north Market street, where they keep
constantly on hand most superior sock CT every
srtiole properly belonging TO q No. store. Their
stock is ample and Gue and they charge nothing fer
showing goods and very linlo if you lake The goods
away with you. They are determined - sell to ali
who wish to buy good goods 81 fair rates.
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December Term, 1859. eff suareme Cour,..

December Term, Is5s,sf Supreme Court.
order Of business.
Ist Monday in Deeenber 1859 Filth Circuit
Cumberland, White. Fsntress and 0sertos.
2d--siEih cirouit-Jackson. Macon, Smith, De-
Kalb and Putnam
% -se'euih cirouii-wilson, Cannon, Ruther-
ford and Bedford
4th-Eghh circuit-cofee, Grundy, Lincoln.
Franklin, Warren and Van Buren.
Sumner
6th.-Tenth acknowledgements, Robertson
Dickson, Stewart and Cheaths1n.
.S.-EIsven'h Circuit -Maury. Marshall, Lewis
and Giles
S'h.-TTelfih and Thirteenth Circulis-Wayne,
lawrence, Hickman and Humphrsys
The criminal business will be taken up ard dis
posed Of as soon as The civil business for each Cir
cult is disposed Of
by order Of the Court Up CLARK, Clerk.
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Ayers
Ague Cure.

FOR TIE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and ACNE. Re.
mittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague.
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Head
ache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed for the
whole class Of diseases originating in hill
lary arrangement. eaused by the Malaria
Of miasnatic countries.
no one remedy Is louder called for by the rs
eesai1les o. the American people than sure and
az cuS Ns Fever and Ague. Such we are
now enabled 70 offer, with a nerfect certainsv
that 1t viii eradicate the disease. and with a.
suranee, founded ON proof, that no harm can
arse trom It's use in any quantity
That which protects from or prevents fhis dis
order must be Of immense service la the conn,D-
mites where it prevails. Prsrsifios IS better tban
cure, for the patient escapes ne risk which be
Iaust run m violent attacks Of this balefll s;s-
temper. This 50 CrRE" exnels the rliasmatie
poison Of FEvsR AND AGUE from the system snd
prevents the development of the disease. if taken
on the nrst approach Of its premonitorv SYMPTOMS
II IS not only the best remedy ever vet discovered
Tor TINS class OF complaints but also the cheapest
me !sEe quantity we supply for dollar brings it
MI1hlh the reach OF every body and IN bilious
districts, where FEVER AND AeuE prevails. every
body should have it and use il freely both for enrs
and protection. II is hoped this price will rlac h
within the reach Of all = the poor as web as the
rI1h. a great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certaia
cure Of intermttents is. that It contains no Oinine
or mineral. consequently it produces no quinis1 or
other injurious effects whatever upon the constitI-
ton. Those cured by it are left as healthy as Il
they had navcT had the disease.
Fever and Ague IS not alone the consequences Of
the miasmatie poison. great variety Of disorders
arse trJra its irritation among which are Neural
ga, rheumatism, Gout, Headache Bhndness.
Ioothaehe, Earache. Catarrh, Asthma. Paipitafion,
Painful Affection OF the Spleen. Mysteries. Pain ia
the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis, and Derangenent OF
the Stomach, all Of which. when originating IN
this cause put the intermittent type, OF become
periodical. This Z" CURE expels the poison from
the blood. and consequently cures them all alike.
AZ Is an Invaluable protection to Immigrants aad
persons travelling or temporarily residing in the
nalarious districts. II taken occasionally or daily
while exposed to the infection, that win be excre-
ted frc1 the system, and cannot accumulate in
sufficient quantity to rpen into disease Hence Il
Is even more valuable for protection than cure and
few will ever suffer from InteTmittents, if they
avail themselves Of the protection this remedy
N
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CANDIDATES.

MEssSs EDFrnEs.-In compliance the wishes Of many
e'tzss without distinction OF party, hereby. tOagA mem
q ne 0iposfoa Tf announce myself candidate for
on Nayor, at he approaching election because believe
the views l. IN common With majority my fellow citizens
entertain regarding the local Affairs the corporation are vital
10 her interests.
Ny business engagements at this are such as to prevent
me from seeing personally many my friends whom other
wise Eoald like 70 meet To these merely say NY
record Is before hen and should they give that hearty sup
port that years past placed me in e ,son for which am
now candidate, they shall their confidence has not bess
misplaced JOHN HUGH SMITH
Sent T. 1870
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-21

We rsashoTzed 70 81. K. as candidate for
Councilman for the third Ward at the ensuing Mupcpal e.
non sepaO
we are Authorized to W. s. CH9ATHAM a csnd
cate lor Councilman in the Fifth Ward sug25-te
We authorized to announce p ~ HARRIsa candidate for
Councilman in the First Ward aursa-,s
We are authorized JOHN LELLTETT as candi
date Tor Councilman Fta ard at he ensuing cleo
ton .nrsI "a
we are authorized to announce Jas B. CRAIoHgAD as can
dda'e election the Office Councilman from the Fifth
Ward. seoll-td
are authorized 10 w H. Morrow as candidate
iof Councilman in the Fst Ward ensuing Munic cleo
TAI siecuoi seplS-td