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Ash WILLIE.


health OF TIE CIrY.-The report Of the City
ssx'On, Submitted to the meeting Of the Common
SoDneh yesterday, shows Thai the number Of inter
Aents 10 the Cemetery curing the month OF May
was 4S-2S whites and 20 blscks--Of whom 80 were
Srsm the city and from the county. This argues
web for the sanitary condition Of the city.
CRY AFFAIRs--MErrNs or THe Cosraos Cory
cIt.-At the Meeting Of the Common cOa6Oil yes
1erd2y, Mt. Hurt presented report frcn the spe-
cial 'mnitee whom the SUI jeet had been refer
red. stating ihst the Lsbsnon Turnpike COmtany
wsse wiling to csde 10 hecity that portion fibeir
road lying within tie corporate limits. provided the
city viii keep the same IA good repair, and reso-
luton 70 accept itupOn kis condition was sdOptsd
The bin frOn the Beard Of Aldermen providing
FOR assessing and collecting The tax voted TO meet
the present yesrsiusalpent $50. O00J to The Nash
vile and Northwestern Railroad, vas taken up and
under suspension Of the rules, passed on three
several readings
The Common Council cOncured ia resolutions
from the Beard Of Aldermca aut6crisiHg the Com
mitee on Gas to contract with the Gss Company for
putting burners upon the public lamps iuslrncting
the City Attorney to inquire into the county ASSIST
ment SO far as it affects the city and report to the
City Council; TO authorize the Mayor to hire eight
carts for such time as be may deem necessary; to
divide the corporation force AMI suiborising the
Mayor 10 employ sd liiionAl 0verseer; and to
extend Elem street from Cherry to Market streets
Of the same width as up to Cherry.
Mr. BOsTIoK offered resolution insiTueting the
Street Committee in conjunction with the City En-
gneer, to alter tho grade Of Capitol Avenue CHieb
street) recently adopted so as nearly to CONFIRM TO
the grade of 1857, which was concurred in. The
alteration of this grade was rendered necessary to
avoid lawsuits with those who have built on CapitoI
Avenue ia view Of the grade fixed in 1857.
Mr.. BHEA offered a resolution autborisipe tho
Wharf Committee to Employ sufficient force to put
the upper Wharf in good order, which was con-
Cured in.
Mr. HURT offered g resolution auhorisinR the
water Works Committee 10 employ sufficient force
10 put down water pipe on Line, Market, and Cher
~ streets and the Lebanon Turnpike, which was
coneurred in.
Mr.. RHEA offered resolution dirsctiue tbs su-
perintendent Of the Water Works to take up The |
-Ries-DOW on the Rutledge Property, and lay the |
Same down on College street, beginning With the |
largest size at Ashe, ard from thence to the cor
ner Of College and Caseman streets, and the small
size from that point down College street as far as it
will reach, which was cOueurred in
The grade of the Public Square, as 6Eed by the
City Engineer, was adopted
The petition CT JoHN A. FIsHER for the privi-
iege OF attaching pipe and conveying water to his
residence outside the corporation, Wss rejected.
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WOULD respectfully inform citizens OF Nashville
surrounding country tast at No Broadway, place to
h pure Northern Ice and hubug Call and Judge for
ssl9e. WI. cbINGAN.
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COmmER caAL.


Daily Review Of she Starkess, June o.
OOTTON--So sales 81
CH4RxTox June zssies q cotton to dsy 20 bses Prices
ranged from - % BE, and closed Arm
BY Ole have details of the sales and prices
Of co'ion in the Liverpool msrkei o The week ending My 10
Messrs- Clare Son, their Circular dated the aUth say:
The market has exceedingly aad irregular
II The early Of the week AID prices have given way
the Onfanabe frid tast the demand mas mai
been equal the desire Of parties realize hence the
sH as above stated There 256a bales american
agsias q s American sane time last There large
arrival OF CoOn entered through HE customs
There demand to-day May go and the sales may perhaps
eXeeed 6s0Qo hSles. Is
Tfe Liverpool 7saaes q the 2Ist says:
The Cotton market forthe week IS decidedly lover The de-
cline in the mdng aud lower qualities Of American amounts
70 - tut 10 The fair qates, and for staplea Orleans
Tree from sand ami Dust the deehe does not exceed I'd b
there has however been considerable irregusri throughout the
week, the Moderate GHs nj having teen very ety supplied out
OF the late npof which, laned icr the most mari
Immediately pisse apon the market sale We now uil9ta
Mdding Upands 65d; Mobile lf4l; and Orleans The
committee Of brokers' place lair up,ands Mobile "a and
Orleans I'D The deliveries TO the t7ie week
aboat 81 IUO bales Sales Of the week 81, 800 bales
T0AcC9The only sales TO day hhds by A. Ham.
iitGn nj 4. 80 and 5.75
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49, Let no Nurse or Mother

za.<x@S Let no Nurse OK Mother
ss-lS neglect the first symptoms Of the presence OF
worms in the visccra OF young child. In nine cases
out Of ten commissions the terrible eesoyes Of life snd intel
I proceed from Avoid such consequences by the
rrompt use Of Winners CANADIAN VERMIFUGE, prepa-
ton without any mineral an and safe painless and nfallible
feu,eiy for all forras Of The complaint.
BE particular remember the Wiaers CdHofiaH
Teyfge" Tls the only article that be depensed on
Repslr this For sale 10 Orleans, Wholesale and RETAIL
- J. WRIGHT 4 co Sole PronreiOrs.
For sale in Nashville by W W. BERRY DKEoviLIE andby J.
a RRoUN msyI9-d&Elm.
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Giilert's Fly Traps are sold Iy
SAN FANLEER CO.,
iuneo-Sm Market street.
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APRIL 10 SO.
BOOTS, SHOES AND
I'll A T S,
AT WHOLES SOLE.
AT HOLE SOLE.

= " "7"1'' = W AHHAi' ItfOs uInauh
ABBAY, GIBSON & co.,
NASHtALLEs TENNESSEE,
IN IARGE slOCK Of staple Shoes and Hats have
complete Of fine work for ladies' genteTen Child
rem All Of shch will sell low CASH. or 10 pronpt
MERCHANTS on short time.
III = All orders carefully aud promptly attended to-
Il ? The highest market price paid for barter. . Ed
aTl-NtW&wu ABBAY. GIBSON 4 GO
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sTATE LECIsLATuRE.

election, THURSDAY, lu0UsT Z, 1880
House Of Representatives.
We are authorized to Announce DAVIDSON, candEIse
to represent lower branch Of the next
sAllfe OF 4ennessee' spIO-te
We are authorized 70 announce Isaac NJ WILKINSON as can
dLaeio represent the Coffee rundy and Van Buren,
the Lower Branch Of the next State Legslatse
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The Great English Remedy 49,
KS ~ Sir James CIHEke's Celebrated
S1S7S- Family Pills.
rus invaluable MedisiEe is unfaing in the cure Of all those
PSnul and dangerous diseases which the female constitution Is
subject II mcdsraes eli and all obrucoasand
aspeedy cure may be relied
10 Married Ladies.
Eisespecsy suited twill short time bring thenonth
period with regularity
Each bne price dollar bears the Government stamp
GreatBr tsir, % prevent counlerfeits.
CAUTION.
Tkess bV IsnsdlssdeySaotBe FIRST
IHREE R0HIAS Of Pregnancy, ter SuFeeo bring Os
AtscITFiage, bat a. Gay 0sher tins they SAFE.
In all Of Nery0usand Spinal affections, pain the back
and limbs fatigue sxertien, Palpation Of the Heart
Spirits Mysteries, Sick Headaches. Whites al he
PrnfG diseases occs0ned ny disOered system, these Pill
will effect cure when all others have failed
Full diercOns the pamphlet arond each package which
sSt uld be carefully preserved.
bette containing 50 pills and encicei Eh Government
Stamp Great Britain, be post free Hard pest
age stamps
Ssle Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
RocheSter, n. Y.
e9id NashEilIeby Berry Demovlle, and G. W. Heueshc
and all respectable Druggists nov25-d6wlyirs
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TRIMMINGS STORE.
OSCA r 30 HME a CO.

Have just opened attheir stand
No. Union street,
A complete stock q Fall and Winter
DRESS AN - mANTILLA TRIMMINGS.
COMPRISING fun assortment Of plain figured Velvet
Ribbons, Gallons, FrRges Bugle Gimps, Gape Trimmings
Belts, Buttons Brads Buge Buttons &c. &c AL Of which
entirely and the best that could begot the Eastern Markets
stock Of:
TePhin MerinO and Shetland Wool,
Embroidered Brads and Siks Crochet Embroidery spOo
COttons well other material for Knitting Netting
krOey and CrOhe Ouplete ArEer variety an
quantity than ever. We also continue to manufacture
Eringes, Gassels, Buttoas, Corsdss &e,,
To ords as usual and viii ~ 70 suit all AID eYsyb0dy,
ssplSa4
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IL some HARRIS viii beat Mcfarland, and
NETHERLAND VII Harris seesy body a0Tecs tia
We beat any house in the STATE for Good Tobacco
and Fine Cigars and dear reader, you hsd better Re
CeB7iEaef. J. II. LANGLEY 4 co.
MSy2O-d a Union street
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NEGRO MAN FOR SALE.

decree OF the County Court Of Dsvdso1 county rendered
at the January Term. 1853, in the Of Thomas N
Hobbs, administrator OF Priscilla Burgess deceased a~te
will offer Tor sle fer cash, at the Courthouse Nashville on
Friday, the 18th Of June next nero man uausd Ns5,
mayiS' dtd FIR CHE ATETAM-C 4
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NEW EXCLUSIVE WHULEAALE
BONNET AND ONLY
MILLINERY HOUSE In TENN,
No. IS Public Square, and
Corner of Cedar street, Up-Stairss
GNOUNTRY MERCHANTS, you nov have your ;S5aED,
! time order and make Money. Now Is tbs YfRA
time o by your Summer Supply. A@ASH
Twenty eight years experience In bonnets and = ~
Millinery Goods has posted lad policy to keep I'll
goods from 70 enother-betterclose =
balance at than lose 81 per when cut Of fashion
look bargains, and show country merchants
difference between cash, with per aud short pToup
buyers and the long credit and long profit tim, de-
ernined command the bonnet trade II The great advantages
offer customers In low prices and short profits any
inducement, all ask IS try this and viii be
fully established and you shall make money your bill Of
Flats, Hats and Millinery Goods The largest AID richest
stock Of goods ever hroughto Nashville.
mayIG-H 3. WISE, Agent.
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HARDY BROTHERS,
Auction, Commission and Storage
MER EANTS,
GENERAL AGENTS,
No. az Public square, Nashville, Tenn.
LIBsEAL ADVANCES CONSTITUENTS. Ar GoopssaN
STORE INSURED, DIRECTED.
GOOBs SOLD INVARIABLY As ORpERED.
may I2-dtf.
COAL OIL,

NTTRtaye a full stock of COAL oil, pure and urade
w terzted LamPIof all styles and sizes.
iuDef MACKENZIE 4 HINCVJS
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- wholesale and RssaiI. =
4 CLIFTON. ALBRIGHT & Co, le
Ready-Made Clothing 4
10 CsdaR Ssreeff
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

FENIE foilouins 81 rill give only iiui.d Idea 81
u stocb;- -
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il = Look Tor mutations Of Lea a PERKINS, WOT"
ceSIcrshire sauce. see advertisement Of JoHs DUNCAN
& SoNs aug2l-|
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FR z "A ARs RlVALS
N E w G o o ID S.
WIN. 5. EAKIN & CO.,
(sueoesOss to 7. & ". Eakin Col
AR SOW EsABy Foe zaE
SPRING TRADE,
With complete sssorilnsnt Of
ID BY coo Ds,
Of every variety

D G EFIE I'D,
CONTINUATION.
sale that OF the s6th embraced more lots
w than could conveniently b disposed Of in
hours In continuation that propose on rSdaY,
ihS l3tb June to bring OF sale o. lots mostly confined
q eoson and Nheess hrst addition TO Blaods sHd Fcss
addition. The lots offered On that occasion embrace some OF
the Hnost Valnaslein that part Of EdgefeHi.
HObsOn ana WheIess' First Addition
Lots Nos and 10 Caupbels Store Thse Lots each
front 30 feet the Gaa;in Turnpike and back 2 and
front on another street pzgallslto the turnpike.
Fosters Addition.
On esllstn Turnpke. Let's g. To- H. 70 ard T.
Hoods Addition.
On Gsliatin TurnpLOi No. 2 opposite cAnpbsls Store
Lots Nos :, s, 9, 10, IL, IL, - andI4
On Russell street.
Lots 81 a. a. so 81 So 3d. 81 So So e.. S. So CO. 81, g.
GO, Ca IS, So e. g, 60, 20, IL y, 3. "a snd75
ON Fatherland Street.
Lots 20 r. z 70 50, g. g. g. g, 81 $50 Gud9s
The this many them cOTs-ed With
handsome forest Parties derOus OF procuring GOOD bus-
stands the Galan Turnpike. desirable l0caOns
private residences in the best par Of Edgsed win attend bis ale
sseurel bearing interest zAd lien retained Sale 10 &c Oek
naysI Az. S. L1NDsLEY-
EPPERSON SPRINGS,
Macon county, twenty miles Northeast Of Gel.
latin and four half miles East Of the Nashville and
louisville Turnpike will be opened ready for the reception
Of visitors and nvaIs BY the May These Springs as
for high and healthy locality and the great
ecscy OF their mineral aters that comment at ts tine IS
unnecessary Charges wits For regular boarders s7e0 per
week. Children under twelve years old add bali price;
Tansent BOaers from LIS S210 day Horses 7e per
season, Nashville and Louisville stage Rock
house to CARR visitors to and from the springs.
DaylO-triE3n s roprie.ors
5000 Leghorn ana straw FIars, Riding
Hats, and rs Gases of assorted Straw
CniP and Fancy BOnRets,
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DIR. w, r.. HU EY,

LATE OF KNOXVILLE, TENS-.)
TWyENDERS Professional services 20 he citizens Of Nash
vile and vicinity He he's been actively engaged ~ ne
practice q his profession in All is rsnces for ne last axs
years. sn hopes b. attention to Be able render Eac
tion all who may favor him with call
Oce No. az Cherry street, Capt stoeksils res
dence. Residence Pearl street, south hazhsiis
sV2idsfT5m-
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HOMICIDE IN MCNARY CoUNTT.-We copy, by
request, the folio wing notice of homicide commit
ted in McNairy county, from the Purdy Banner of
the Both ult.
Our community was thrown into considerable ex-
oitement by the murder Of Frank MORRISON by Jas.
Simons. Il occurred four miles northwest of this
place. and the circumstances attending it sub
stsntialy these:
Morrison and Simous were returning home from
school, and Simons Grew upon his slate a very ugly
picture or carricature Of Morrison, and exhibited
the same to him, when he requested Simons, with
some warmth, TO quit drawing such pictures or rep
reservations of him upon his slate; the conversa-
ton finally merged into quarrel am fight eu-
sued, in which Simens stabbed Morrison to the
heart, and he died in about three miRues Simons
fed immediately, and up to this time has not been
arrested. Morrison amisble youth and
much respected. reward of $3.50 has been Of
fered for Simons, and doubtless additional one
will be offered by Gov Harris 1t is said that an
old grudge existed between the parties, and are
panied to announce that it has been settled in a
msnper so bloody.
Simons is barely six feet high, swsrthy or sallow
complexion, weighs about 100 pounds, and is about
eighteen nineteen years Of age he has an imped-
nent in his speech that is increased by buried
or excited conversaton-frequently repeating the
same words.
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Letter from the President.

PrrTsBuKa, July 80 The following letter from
President Buchanan, was received this morning by
the Hon Wilson McCsudless:
BEDFORD SPRINGS. July % My DEAR SIR:
have received your kind note OF the 18Th inst with
a leader from the Post While l appreciate as it
deserves the ability and friendship displayed in
the editorial yet regret that it has been publish
ed. My dissemination not, under any oircum-
stances, to become candidate for recollection IS
fixed and conclusive. My best Judgment and
strong inclination unite in favor Of this To
cast doubts upon my predetermined purpose is CAL
Oulated to impair my influence in carrying out i'm
portant measures, and affords preext for saying
that these have been dictated by desire TO be re-
nominated With the kiedest regards, Sc, | re-
main sincerely and respectfully rour friend,
r---. JAMES BUCHANAN.
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Dr., MENEEs.-The speaking at LITeEBERGER's in
North Nashville last evening was attended by a
large and enthusiastic crowd. Dr. WINSTON gave
them one of his soulstirripg speeches. in which he
arrayed facts that VII tell well in this canvass Dr.
MENEEs being present was loudly called for, and
rose and said that he and his competitor had closed
their speaking and that before separating they bad
agreed not to make any speeches, except they
should be present at rallies of their respective
friends, when they would merely allude to their po-
stions, and urge their rien Is 10 duty Therefore,
ne declined discussing any of the topics but simply
stated his position upon the foreign question, and
thanked his friends for their compliment, and re-
tired amid deafening shouts from the crowd We
make this statement believing that Dr. MENEEs
Will be msrepresented by his opponents, who are
ready and willing to seize upon any and every pre-
text to gain votes for Gen. QUARLEs by endeavoring
to create prejudice against DR.. MENEEs While on
this subject we will just add that We regard Gen.
QUARLEs as badly beaten in this canvass
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BY TELRGRAPH.
KentuckY EIectians.

PADUcAH, Aug Bells majority ia MeCrackin
rs BuIns.t Democrat, canaidsle for Congress. over
400 majority. Husbands, Democrat, for RspreseL-
tative, about 400 minority. These figures show
Democratic gain in hiscOun'y. -
TRESToS, KY, Aug. 2-Todi count y-BeIrs ma
jority is $50, being an Opposition gain Of 81 GA
MOorehesd's msjority. BrstOW, for Congress. has
$50 majority over Sale Terry, Opposition, for
Legislature, haa 500 msjority. ss8 81 $500
EDDYvILLE. Ky, Aug. 2 Lyons county. cfficial
--MagOfin 1868; Bell 229; Barnett, Democrat, fer
Congress, 4SS; Morrow, Opposition. for Congress,
4s. ;
Nothing reliable has been heard from the sdiOin-
ing counties
The vote of sll the Democrats candidates vary
but little from Msgofia's.
The vote for Congressman and Representative, 10
Lyons AMI other strong Democratic counties of the
First District will be found to vary considerably
from the Governors vote. BURNETT for Congress
has Democratic opponent and there is no Opposi-
ton candidate for Representative ia most of these
counties BURNETT (Democrat) is uuqusstionably
MAGoFFIS viii sustain the old Democratic majority
u & a.
GaIcCraeken county gave MOrshead * NJ for
Governor 257 majority, and Fillmore l55, Bell
carries the county by only rs msj rrity, being
Democratic gain of 80 vOtes.-U BAL
LoUIsvILLE, Aug 2-The returns indicste Il Q
following result in the Congressional Districts
let. Burnett, (Dsm.) elected.
I'd. Peytan, (Dem.) probably elected
Sd, BrisioW, Top ):elected.
4'h An iersOI. (0p.) elscied
9th Brown, (Dsm,) elected.
h. Garrard, Dem probably elected.
9TH. Mallory, TOP elected.
9th. Simms, tDem) probably elected
9TH Moore, (Dew.) probably elected.
10Th. Stevenson, Dem elected.
The returns indicate TIE election of Magofin for
Governor, and that the State Legislature on Joint
ballot will be Demo ratio by small majority.
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Attorney General and Reporter. Election
on the 18th of August. Issa


We are authorized and requested announce JAMES B.
THORNTON, Esq of Memphis candidate for the Office Of
Attorney General and Reporter for State at the ensuing
election, on the 18th August jy9-te
We are authorized to announce SAMUEL MILLIGAN, Esq,
Of Greene county, candidate for Attorney General and Re
porter, in place of Hon. JOHN L. 7. sNzED, resigned.
We authorized to announce JAMES o. SHACELFORD,
Esq Of Montgomery county candidate Attorney Gener
all the State of Tennessee In place j. L. sSEED
resigned maya5
We ave authorized to TH0s. J. FREEMAN Of the
county Of Gibson, candidate Cor Attorney
State of Tennessee, in place SxzED resigned
june3.
We authorized to VIM B. REESE, Jr., Esq.,,
candidate for the Office Attorney General Reporter
Tor the State. june2
We authorized to announce JOHN W. HEAD, Esq,
candidate for Attorney General for the State of place
of Hon. J. L. I. SNEED resigned.
We authorized announce MILTON A. HAYNES, OF
Memphis candidate for the Attorney
Reporter forthe State. 4lt. June24d, tw&wtd.
We authorized to SAMUEL TURSEY ESQ.,, of
Sparta candidate for Attorney Reporter
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The GREAT REPUBtIc MoSTHLY-Messrs OAK-
sAIrH Co. evince q laudabe desire TO keep this
Magazine up to their proposed standard. 1t always
contains large number Of articles, and the sub
jscts of these dren! that the various tastes
of its numerous readers are catered for. The Au-
gust number is quite equal any that has appeared
aRd opens with the well-knOWn piece of poetry,
@'The Midnight Review" This is followed by some
twsnty-eight articles, number OF which are illus
trsted.
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MONETARY AND COmmERCfAL
monetarr.

MOnetafTs ~ a I-l7777 3
Tennessee es sold in New the Both alt at c be
nga decline OF exc during the month"; We are unable to sc
count for this decline Bends while easily
that 50 able every doIIs of her in
debeness We may remark however. tia all State
hb downward tendency, though have suer the heav
Test fan.
The following Dispatch dated the evening Of the 30h ul
give the state Of the New York money market;
The tendency Of the money market during the been
10 favor Of lenders the inquiry from clases slightly
the increases there nevertheless greet activity in
financial Circles many banking houses doing CT no bust
ness the ruling rateson call 56 per he
is freely aceeded 70 discount rates rhe
Gtne there appears be rather DESERT able
which finds buyers ~ per for three months matuies
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Railroad Accident.

BosToN, July 30.-The express train from New
Bedford and Fall River, this morning ran into
rrivate carriage which was crossing the track near
North Bridgewater, and lady and child who we're
in the carriage instantly killed and the other
occupants, gentleman and lady, receiving fatal in
iuriee The names Of the parties have not been
ascertained
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SAt&<-lS PAINTED n. J., August %, lS5S-NeSsrs
Fa2nesocE Dc Co.: Gentlsmen:-0ur son, five years Of
age has been afflicted with for three years past
during have tried remedies and had the at
Tendance Of sul physicians The boy has passed from
inch TO seventeen feet per day while under the influence OF the
medicine taking but never discharged the head
Your AGENT being neghbohOOd sent to the house
BY some Of our negbOr the of the wonders OF
our village.
We the boy two bottles OF B. A. FAHNErocK
which brought away twenty of the with the head
During years passed three hundred feet of the
We would all those that afflicted with
worms of any description, as positive
JOHN R0SELL
III Purchasers should to the initials the wrap
per- that they buying B. A Fahnesook Yermifuge.
July3I-e&wlm.
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W. ?. PAIL
Of CidrkSUi7le


KN7 have hand lale stock OF fine Virginia TObac-
wv CO, also Tennessee and Kentucky Tobacco, which
anxious to close oat low general Of
Cigars on hand.
janead LELLYETT & SMITH