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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-10
Canncl Coal OH.

GONE OF the good qra.s refined Cxuu.
~ Coal oil, are these Fl. "
II RIVALS GAS LTS8 ~ SRELLLAYcT;
1T rs ENTIRELY NUS-EfPLOSfVE;
IT NAY BE CARRIED ABOUT;
II IS CONVENIENT FOR GENERAL Use;
II BCRNS WITHOUT Az OFFENSIVE ODOR 4.
n rs CLEAN AND BEA UfTFUL Nv COLOR.
Tfi 4PPEIRANF Il ~ TIE LAMP rs ORNA.
kEvItL AND 47TR4CTTFE,
n DOES yOT PERMANENTLY SPoIL CAN.
PES, CLO1HING dc, on IeAieA IL may BE- ,pillad
81 tayge portion Of Il be'g one Of the beR atiele for
etsdairg soiled FOODS.
IRIS E1PHa 7TcALL TIE CHEAPEST LIGlYI
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Pure Bourbou whisky,

WE have on hand 20 bills OF PURE BOURBON
w WHISKY, warrantcd "a be four years old and
The nnestln The STATE ssach xioss b. sell.
We ~oeia be glad Il tIoss sasting perfectly pure
rticle weald give . call
cARgER, wIISFoRD 4 Co.
ssEl-f No. AzTkst ssrssA
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Rates in cents per 100 Bs bet,ceen NoshriHe and
Knorrille and Stations on The East Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad
FIRST CLASS, Sixty cents per 100 pounds.
SECOND CLASS, sixty cents per leo pounds.
THIRD CLASS, Forty seven cents per 100 pounds
FOURTH CLASS, Thrrty-fye cents per 100 pounds.
Rates in cents per 100 lbs. bet1ceen Memphis and
KnorpiIte and Stations on the East tennessee
and Georgia Railroad.
FIRST CLASS, Ninety five cents per 100 pounds.
SECOND CLASS, Ninety five cents per 100 pounds
THIRD CLASS, Seventy hve cents per 100 pounds.
FOURTH CLASS, Fiity-sIx cents per 100 pounds.
TOLASTER will be carried from the celebrated Plas-
i ter WORKS of Virginia, to Chattanooga and Dial
ton and stations on the T.. Tenn and Ca. k. H.
dollars per OF 1000 bs.tO Nashville and all
tiUns the Nashville aud Chattanooga K. r. at nine
dollars per ton OF Z0L0 lbs Also, to Tus cumb and
stations east of 1usCumba, the Memphis AMI
Charleston road at DIne dollars per ton and Mem
pins, and all stations west Of 1uscumba at twelve
dollars ton.
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Third Class.

Anvlls, Axes; Alo and Beer in wood Beet IA bar
rels; Bacon well packed in boxes or casks Bariila,
Bones Boiler flues; Black Lead in barrels; Bark and
Cob Mills; Carriage Springs, Boxes and Axles; CIDER
in barrels or hogsheads; Crockery in crates or hogs
heads; Coffee and Chckory; Copper IN boxes and
casks; Crucibes; Chaus, loose Dy Woods IN sticks
EPSON salts in barrels; Gum Sheiac in pack
ages Hardware; Hools and Horns Hides, green:
Herrngs in kegs; Hooks and Hinges; Iron Safes Iron
Railing; Iron Shutters; Iron Eeueiugs, JunA. Jute,
Lard Ia good kegs or cans Lead in casks pigs,
Lightning Rods bundles; Lime casks; Aadaer IN
hogsheads hillstones hnisbea; Aauills Mineral Wa
ter VA aud Tenn, IN KEGS or barrels Nails bags;
Oysters aud Clans IN shell at owners risk; OIL la
hogsheads and barrels; Paints dry and in oil, Pork
In barrels Rubber Car Springs IN boxes aud casks;
Rubber Betting; SalAratgs N boxes; SpcIter Shot
kegs soda in boxes; Tin Plate boxed, Tobacco man
ufactured in boxes or kegs, Nebison barrels or
boxes; Vinegar Wire Fencing; White Lead, Whisky
m baFFais
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DIrection. fer A., U.e.

Obtain = good coal oil lamp. secure thin wicks
that they will move MP and down IN the tube
Trim the wick with sharp SCISSORS exactly with
the top OF the wick tube clipping OF the small pro-
jeeticg points at the corners. Pm your lamp with
our OIL Turn mp the wick carefully at hrst, 30 nor
10 crack the chimney.
A shade will greatly enhan ,its excellence 10,
reading or sewing by
BY the careful observance Of 1ese directions, yos
will secure light that cannot IA 10 please.
ostl2-u MCKENZIE 4 MISCHIN
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Fourth Class.

Anchors, ALUM in barrels aud hogsheads: Briu
In barrels and hogsheads Bleachng Salts Burr
Blocks Barley Harry ties, Cotton la bales Goldfish In
tierces and boxes; Car Wheels and Axles; Cement
Chalk, Clay Chain, Cable Chain, IN casks; Cocoa OH
Earth, Paints, Stone and EArthen Ware crates and
hogsheads; Fish salted, Pence Wire, Figs IN casks
aad boxes, four IN barrels ard sacks; Pipe
ano; Horse shoes Ia packages, Iron Bar, Rand I1g
Boiler snd RaiFoas lroa Nuts and Rvets; Iron Cast
tngs, heavy; Locomotive nrei Land Plaster; Moias
see, Mahogany Logs, Marble IN block, un ~ roo ght;
Nil stones ia rough, Nails and Spikes, Nail rods
Ores, lead, Copper Iron, Zinc IN boxes or barrels
Pitch Plaster Palm oii Putty Rags pressed in bales
Rec, Railroad Chairs and spikes, Rossn, Rigging
Roi'e Sutnar salt, soda Ash steel, Sugar in hogs
heads, barrels or boxes. stone, rought; soda n
kegs, barre!s casks SAlarstgs in kegs barrels
casks; Tobacco, scrap and leaf, IN eAsks and hogs
heads Tn. Tar, ma IN pigs rsrrs JaPonisa, Telegraph
wrs, TAlow, Whiting Mater Pipes, WlTs kope, Wheat
IN well sewe1 osnaeurg twiiied bags; Lne, shset
la casks aud cases, Lae IL psgs.
fbis Tartn o. take eject the ist day OF Ssptem.
Der, 1888, aad continue Gntil ether notice.
a. W CuLE,
Sep. nyille Chattanooga e. r.
b. AfEks,
W. J. HISS,
- Memphis Charleston r. r.
a.. &. JACKSON.
ssps-u Sup- = Team. Ga r. X.
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INSURANCE..

Assets as secassty for losses follows:
NINA Insurance Co, or Hartford % oSo s2s 80
LIIHome Insurance Co., OF New YORK, .&5T SOS II
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.. OF Hartd Stills AZ
PnDnx Insurance Co., Of Hartford. -. $50 s4o IL
Lamar Fire Insurance Co., OF ssw York, 3o4 ,Oo5
y. England Fire a Marine Ins- Co., Of
Hhruord.. ZSo,zslb
New York Life Insurance Co., Of ". Y, .soT Ass
NASH n MARI, Agents.
ootis-tf No. 25coiege street.
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Adams Express Coy
rszsza q - - al
SpecisI Notice.

TIVE Adams Erprezs Company beg leave 10 an
Il noence 20 their fFiendk. the public % Asshxllle
that they have concluded With The Lea
sylIl- aad Ssshviie R. T. Co. uader which thsy all
extsne TIE op<ratoas 81 their kzpFess % the ns 81
hal Road, commencing Aagust iEt. isae- on The
comp1s<lna &c .the Nashville en1 Of TIE Read "a
Bositng GfsrE aeeps The ioth Of Aaso1t, 1850. &C.
ssn<srs vii EnFeash besuesn NHshs lis ana Lee
Fer parasaiHrs a. 70 rates. ans csc, .gpsy 70
A. l.. HuaT,
sns..-4 No Is hAEksl sirssI
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Second Glass.

Anthony, Crude; Apples Dried Baking Powders,
Bed Cords, Bags; Bagging, Bells, Bottles; Birthstone,
in boxes or kegs Buder's Boards, Burlaps, Berries
Cotton Waste; Chain Cotton, Wooden and Hempen
Candies, Cocoa Chocolate; Coffee, ground, in boxes
or barrels; Cspstans, Iassia III bags or boxes; China
Ware in casks, Currents dried; Cutlery, Chair stuff
in rough Copper plates, sheets, bolts, pigs, wire nails
or rods; Copper Bottoms; Cheese IN boxes casks;
Glover and Grass seed; Crockery IN boxes and bar
reIs; Congress and Bedford Water in boxes or bar
rels Dye Woods in boxes barrels; Domestic Sheet
ing, shrtIng, Ticking and Ienims ia original bales;
Duck Drugs in casks Deer skins pressed; Flax seed,
Flax, boxed; Forks, Hay aud Manure; Ginger, Glue,
Gum Copa; Groceries assorted mot otherwis. speci-
ded J Grass and Clover Seed; Hides, dry, ID bales;
Honey, Hoes, Hops, Herring, III boxes; Hemp; Iron,
Hoop and Sheet: Leather in rolls or boxes Liquor
wood; IAquoTiCe; Lead, pipe, bar and sheet; Mahog
any boards and plank, Mai bic Slabs unwrOught, at
owners risk; Moss pressed in bales; Nuts in barrels
or casks: Oakum. Ol-cloth Paints in boxes cans
Palm Leaf pressed; Printers Ink in kegs barrels;
Paper in boxes PastcbOsrd; Peaches dried; Printing
paper; PTunes in casks, Pepper, Paper HlpgiDgs Ia
boxes; Pickles in casks; Pipes, Rubber Car Springs
loose; Rubber king and Hose; kAisins, strapped,
R. 20 in sacks Scythes Shuvels, Spades soap spice,
Starch Saddiery, Ss.rdines, in boxes; Sheep 9TH
er SKINS in bales; shot IA bags sugar bags; Scale
and scale Beams boxed; Tobacco IN bales; Tobacco
cut IN boxes barrels, Tow, lea, Type, NeHeoriDg,
boxed; Wood in shapes, WIRE, Willow Reeds IN bum
dies; Wrapping Paper Yarn pressed aud bailed; Zinc
in rolls aud sheets
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Hauas! Hanss.!

IN CASKS choice csnvassed Hams, in store sns
OU fer sale b. q. n. HoIIINGswoRrH
setl2-1 No. Market street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-10

Bucks skin Shirts and Drawers.
A supply Of best Quality and few Of second
Arats. received and for sale by
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-10
C A II ID,

THE subscriber informs his frenas and the public
Il generally that he has this day sold out hs entire
interest in the concern OF WILLIAMSON a CHEAT
HAN to JOHN l. CHEA1HAM. In withdrawing from
the business he would respectfully tender his warm
est thanks 20 ali his numerous friends who have
libt rally extended their patronage 10 the old
Germ and solicts from them continuance of the same
10 observation-disclosures IN every respect eiiti-
tleG to the confidence Nashville, July o. 1889
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-10

TIVE undersigned have this day associated them
Il selves toge Their under the st, le Of RAINS Brown
\ CO., Tor the purpose al trausactmg a general
Drug business, aud hope, by str.ot attention
To the interest II their customers, merit
uance ef the very liberia! patronage ed their
predecessors. 7. b. RAINS,
guly25-u ARlS BONN, SR.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-10
First Glass.

Agricultural MISUNDERSTANDING Fluid owners
risk of leakage-Bask twice first class rates-Bat-
ting, Blinds Bonnie 5, BOOks-BOOts and Shoes Bread
Buffalo Robes-BaTd Tables, double first class rates
phine at owners SIX OF leakage-Cdrboys acids and
other Chemicals, double first class rates. abinct
Ware, knocked down and well boxed, first class
Cards, carpetlng, coTkS, COZ feCtonery-Cbairs,
strapped-Cassa, IN mats, caps-COvers ana Seyes,
clocks and welghts-COpper and brass vessels-Dem-
johns owners risk twice first class ratcs-DTugs
bales and boXes-Dry Goods, in boxes bales and
trunks-FuInture, set up and boxed twice hrsIclass
rdtes-FuTniture Knocked dJRn and well box ed first
class rates-FHrm wagons, IN pleces-Feathers turs,
figs in drums-f ish ,tresh-GaTden seeds, glassware
window glass-Grapes III kcgs-Iiats and caps, hides
(dry) loOse-Household goods, (nOt furniture) well
bOxed-Hair. in sacks-Iuk, lndigO-lndIa Rubber
goOds-leather QUOse), Liquor IN glass-Lemons,
sacked-Lookug Glasses boxed, twice INST class
machinery, Observation-Disclosures, twice FIST class
raas-MouidiDg Ks and Picture FTames-Nats and Rugs
Medicines, Muskets-Narble, wrought, at owners
rIsk-Measures ana Tubs Moss in sacks-Alusical In
struments, Mineral Water, IN gass-Nuts, IL bags
Oysters, in kegs ana canE-OrangCS, sacked; Oil,
Glass Paper Hangings, not boxed; Preserves Pickles
IN glass owners risk Palm Leaf; PeltTes Printing
Presses Piano Forts at owners rhk Porter, and Ale
in elass-Paiutings and Pictures, well bOXed-Rattan
Russia BristlcS-Steam Boilers thirty feet and under
steam Boilers, over thirty feet one and half first
class ratcs--StaIiOncry -SCytL Snaths Scales and
scale Beams not bOXed--Sleighs, boxed, twice first
class rates-Stoves, at owners rlsk-Sweet Potatoes,
stove Ilpe, Spirits Iurpentine--StOYe Plates,
AL owners risk --SewiEg MaChnes-IrUAks, Tin ware
boxed-Tre0s and ShTubbeTy boxed, at owners risk
Trees and Shrubbery, baleu, at oaHeIs risk once
and a half first class rstes-Iwne--lOys, boxed
UmbTclas-NeneerlLg, not boxed, NSrnsh--h agoDs,
children IS boxed first class raIcs-N agons
and Hobby Horses, hOXcd, once and hall frat class
ratcs--Wax, Wine, in boxes or baskets--WhIps,
WhalebOncS, Wheel baTrOws-No OGDEN Ware, Nag on
Felloes and BOws-woodcn Ware, twice nrst class
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-10
Ktep il Before the People.

THAT the Railroads have agreed to the following
Il low rates oifreight to-wit:
From Nashville, TO Knoxville and all Stations
on the East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad.
Dry Goods aud ALL articles usually cassed in nrst
and second classes, per loo pounds 90 cents,
Hardware, bacon, lard, whisky in barrels,
and all articles OF third class, per hun
drod pounds ~ do.
Sugar, Nolasses, hour, leaf tobacco, and all
articles OF fo"rth class, per 100 pounds IS do.
From Nashville to Central Depot, Va, and all
Stations west on the Virginia and Tonnes
see Railroad, articles elassed as above.
First class per loo pounds 81 cents.
Second do do do II do
Third do do do 6s do
Fourth do do do 81 do
And from Nashville to Lynchburg, Va, and all
Stations west On the Virgin and Tennessee
Railroad toCentral Depot
First Class, per 100 pounds los cents
S Ts;0S 90 90 90 90 90 81 do
Fourth do do do os do
UPGreat dispatch and safety given TO freights
and saving OF insurance over this route.
The Tariffs mentioned above cover a large area OF
rich. productive territory In Tennessee and Virgin
IL, which, from Its geographical position ought to
look 60 Nashville for supplies worthy effort made
AZ this time by the Nashville Merchants may secure
20 thGn the large and Increasing business of this
section Of country. Ew. COLE
osto1 superintendent Nash. Chat. Railroad.
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Architectural and Plain IrCn Work for
Public and Private Buildings.

Fire Proof Houses; Plain & Ornamental Win
Iron Fronts, Orders and dow and Door Frames
Roofs; and Shutters;
conservatory and Hot Hosting Machines for
house appointments; Stores;
Columns, Winsow 4 Door Iron and Glass Pavcments
llntels and Sills; made strong and water
Consols, Modillions and tight, admirably adapt
Brackets, Corinthian ed TO light up cellars
Correggc, DOric, Ionic, and vaults;
and Composite Capitals, Street Crossings. Crate
Tor columns and antes ings, Lamp and Hitch
of all sizes; ing Posts;
Cernices, Mouldings and Vaults and Vault Doors
Leaves in variety. and Jail v ok, &c.
Spiras and straig htStairs
Balconies, Verandas, Area, Yard and Cemetery
enclosures Gates and Fences in Wrought Iron Work
Cast and Composite.
Jobbing and Repairs executed with despatch.
Having thorough practical knowledge of the va
rous branches Of Mechanical Engineering shall
vote my entire attention the general supervision of
the business and with the assistance OF competent
Foremen in the several departn ents large force of
experienced workmen and the extended facilitiesnow
at my command feel every confidence in my ability
TO compete successfully with any similar establish
ment in the country. 7. N. BRENNAN,
aug2I-u NJ. z.
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y retiring from the business L respectfully beg
leave To tender my waTmest thanks 10 my numsr-
friends the KIND and liberal pat, onage extend
ed by them 10 the old rm, solicit for my success
soTs continuance OF the same.
J. W. BROWN.
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Dissolution.
NiSSOlNtiON.

a HE copartnership heretofore existing between
L the undersigned was this day dissolved by mu
tual cousen., Mr.. AIRS Brown Sr. having purchased
of ". BROWN his entire interest The business will
be continued al the old stand firm style OF
RAINS, BRowS Co. 7. B. RAINS,
}. W. Brown.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-10

And from Nashville to Lynchburg, Va, and all
Stations west On the Virginia and Tennessee
Railrnad fnEAnfral nannf
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ssps-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-17
H,IE nALrIMoRE AND sAyANNAH sa

glNEs ibscrber respectfully informs the Richmond
u vat he prepared 20 examine and
irlr from old books out balance
F and pr0n and loss accounts Aer.
ng 70 m-reante accounts Having years experience
Is confident that he give satisfaction
f inirust their business tohip. lie respectfully refers the fol
oWag merchant with whom he has had business TRANSACTIONS
Messrs W. T. STAPLES co,
Nessrs HARRIS A MOORE,
Mr. WM GIBSON.
Mr.. ALEX GARRETT.
VI commune lfions through The PosOTce
.... i-a 90 (noii-dSus) RICHARD " WILSON
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CANAL RoUTEToLYNCHR AND HUGH
ANAN.
isdzsltaslA sSsssssEpslEEy y5Ess

IAkk from Richmond Lynehbug % 90 10 puchanan a. 90
Il and Lexington t4C1 - ~ N''@''~" Wv
the Ioh DAY OF July the hrm Of z Edmond Co. will com
RI fsnns th weekly line Of Packet james
Nsr hanaSa Canal leaving Richmond
wednesday and Friday, at r. NJ New Canton N
seoti at u Of the ary and Lynehburg at NJ and
BUCHANAN ana Lexington AZ I II. NJ. OF the
RETURNING:
Leave Buchanan at A. NJ and Lynehburg Mt Non,x
and Friday reach seotisye 10Y NJ Can
ton ~ r. NJ, and arrive in Richmond at A. 81 next dsy
The Boats connect New the stage Tor tbe
and buckingham H. and In the Stage Tor Char
PASSENGERS from the country win observe that by this schedule
ey arrive In Richmond and Lynehburg the mon
and " T. ~, from Lynehburg - - - '
Below time Of at irrrnrhiate his..
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INSURANCE OFFICES &c.

MERCHANTS
In COMPANY.
MeS Ne. 80 Maln So, Richnaona.
.nS .rco ..SCn en vensek, Cargo, and rreiEhl
Land c~rriAfe - '~-~ ~~"~-S W
rk. INsukANCk Merchandise reneralv Dvellns Hence
.rsnoose - and other Buildings
oSAAS issued 81 cuzrent raies, and csses promptly psd
DIRECTORS:
- Aneeron, james Dunlop, Samuel futney,
ysAE hpperson, L W. Gianebrook, III Taylor Jr. .
Dst. sAanaefA Lewis 0lnfer, John Purcell
DavtdJ. Burt, Geo. u sAeI' John u onsri-.
VIVA Breeder, \ n Hem II
Levb d. CrensAav. GanrJ U.rrhooL J.hn a2,,o,
VIM IL Christian Il Nuiet X mi ninasrs
'eon ooessys Vim. g. Paine. james rhemas IT..
q. 2. Watson
ARcn'p rLkAsANrs Presr
:. n nossAecr ceey. apia
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QUAKER CITY

Sc WIN q MACHINES
AIfhATfS OLD GALLERY las Main ST., Richmopd. Va.
WIS truly popular Sewing Machine now offered % h ,,
$50, $40, and $50. -T"'"'eu low Prees viz:
AZ az t hsnbog Affair." but hrsi practical machine "
n o. work, coarse fine agent has ,old oxs, So
simple in IN Aabhma for plantation being 40
Y learn se one. seans'resa can reAdi-
ny sew IRON two ordinary spools without reuIndnK
hnh stitch be cut ~ ' 'P' AnhouSh every fourth OF
great deal might said In the usual v,v a,
eut We prefer that The pnbic cali and esnmirs a.
We are ready at all times 10 show "
vtsd ~ me attention Of country speeuaior In
uleee machine As Investment me Asent .h
States. - NN-''S iHsnA throughout the Southern
The low price which these raeh,n.s .,. all, tn -
sales, and the liberal allowed 10 agent ns%.
lucrative a. well rs pleasant business MGR 80. I'M
N, 10. ss quite valuable addition their stock wa
W. H. PREAR Agent
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Fire, Life and Marine Insurance,

VHE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION cash capital and
surplus Of nearly easo 100, prepared 10 policies
on me above descriptions OF risks reasonable
In the state and respectfully ash share Of
patronage OF the public Applications ~ be received
nee No LOON second door OF Main
where the officers Will eheerfa give required
All Losses promptly and literally adjusted
DIRgCroRs:
SnssT workman, John II. Claiborne,
VIM c. rompkins, Robert NJ Burop
John J. wilson, Thos A. Rust
Alex Garrett, Geo n G.athm.v
John T. saeiett, Frs J. Barn.
DAVID cuRRIE, Pre,t
hontEr A. IohrkiNS, Sew.
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7 RR AN rs
EFFERyESCENT
SETTER APERIENT.

"A IL IL A N l. =
EFFERyESCENT
SETTER APERIENT.
III, valuable and popular Msdlsins PREPARED in Conformity
IN SG eISsn o., and portable
lions Of the Medical profession and psseInns
Public a. the
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
Saline orient
spring waters ssd,i PovT, and other snsr srsel 18Th
ron us eornpHeinsss and greater efficacy used
BILIOUS AND TEBRILH DISEASES, SICK HEADACHE Loss
PLANTS. PEcULiARLl INCIDENT TO fHE ''A
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
III. Par;enI,y adapted r wants Of by Sea and
lnyaliis aud cOnvAeserns Captains Of vessel, and
Planters will IND Il a .alsAsle addition to their
With those who have used IT, has high deemed lis
IN TORPID STATE The LvER-It renders grea, service
In is 5S' aoTF h sNn K 1f1Si
Aayng al symptoms and In eaeeiuAIy
ITS SUCCESS rs CASES GRAVEL, INDIGESTION HEART.
BURN AND CosTIVESFsS-PTOves be Medicine the
AerDITY OF THE stomach, AND THE DISTRESSING SICK
Nj so UsuAL DURING PREGNANCY-Yieids, speedily and
1T AFFORDS THE GREATEST RELIER TO THOSE AFFLICTED
ell nenirans all sereiiOns and thereby removing
IN PACT IL Is INVALUABLE IN ALL CASES WHERE A GEN
TIE APERiENr or PURGATIvE Is REQUIRED
{ IN the form q PSvdeI earefay in bottles. keep
duee delightful ererveseent beverage. N'' '''
Taken In the rornng interes alton, orth-
exciting aheAthy and vigorous stomach and erran
enjoyment also enables the inraa to epoy mssy 10 sn,y
with inPGHiy from which he must otherwise be debared
Numerous testimonials from professional gentlemen Of
eIeAsns popularity ' Of years. strongly guarantee its
efficacy and valuable ehaIaeisr and commend
JOHN A. TARRANT 4 CO. Druggs,s
Jelb-y NO zIS GreenStchs ST. Of Warren, " Y,
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EHANGE OF HOUR OF START IT.
~ ING To PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK
He IA ton of Rnrc.-The Glen Cove nd ClTiS F-ss
will and after Monday next, Sd October the wharf AZ
Rockets every morning Sundays eTeePdj clock pre-
ciseiy -
The Glen Cove leaving Monday, Wednesday
morning. The Curtis Peck Tuesday Thursday
DAY mornings and both boats return alternate days. touching
AL TIE regular landings, going and returning
Passage for the round and
meals Included Is 20. To City Point tIOO.
a
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NEW FALL STOCK.
'OOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS AND LEATHER-TWELyI
HUNDRED CASTS

received and opening hundred
w part Of our PALL and WINTER STOCK Of boots shoes
trunks and sole Leather comprising general
o. AZ ne most desirable kinds mostly expressly
~ ahh the qualities are such To b.
We hte our friends TO call and
Cd We have bought them as low north New
t Phahelpia OF baltimore, aud will As low All
sat o. good Goods at low prices respectfully Invited TO
y We win sell very low. - F'P'
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as iolo., To Knoxville IS Nashville al Is; 70 Tu,
eunaoa I'll "a TO Atlanta, Ca, Sl Macon IA ., sol
to Montgomery, Ala 81 80; 81 Louis via M.mniIs al
Neksburg, Matches and New Orleans, 81 81. " 49, :"
~ To Dalton and all points South Of A. ,he,. rate,
VIII go into effect at once But Chattanooga West Of IT, s
Genus per 100 lbs additional viii be until the
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Ror classification OF articles, further Information hand
bills or apply al the ONCE OF The and Danve Railroad
Company, Richmond n CGNpnTiI 80
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