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&sts>sSs-S RearRnce in a Child Is azrilna fass ev
denc that ts Internal organization enand BY OF
the many species Eors wchzet and too Oen destroy tbs
promising children. thing be done Is s admin
lister Winters Canadian Vermifuge without de
lay It will dsOdge discharge the enemy present IN the
bowels and exist wiz cleanse and nTgOrae he
whole digestive secreiEe excrsvs system and
heahful appetite. a-
particular remember the name "WIAters Canadian
rmifuEe" This the only article that be depended
Remember this.
For sale Ia New Orleans, wholesale ana rctsu By
J.WRIGHT & CO., 81 and Isl CAartres It.
Sole proprietor. d&w-In
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CANDIDATES.
Attorney General and Reporter. Election
on the 18th of August. $3.50.

Attorney General and Reporter. Election
on the 18th OF August, 1859.
We authorized to SAMUEL MILLIGAN, ESQ.,,
Of Greene county candidate for Attorney General and Re
porter, IN place Of Hon. JOHN L. 7. SEEED, resigned.
We ARE authorized to JAMES o. sHAoELFORD.
Esq., Of Montgomery county candidate for Attorney Gener
al for the State Of Tennessee, In place Hon. J. sSEEu
resigned. may25
We Authorizedts THOB. J. FREEMAN, Of the
county Of Gibson candidate tOr Attorney General for k
State Of Tennessee place Of Pon. }. T. sxD resigned
juneS
We are authorized to WIN. B. REESE, Jr ESQ.
as candidate for the Oe Of Attorney General Reporter
for the State. juns2
We authorized to announce JOHN W. HEAD Esq,
candidate for Attorney General for the place
Of Hon. J. L. I. SsrxD resigned. -a o.
We authorized to announce MILTON A. HAYNES, Of
Memphis candidate for the Office of Attorney
Reporter for the State. juness-d,tW&wtd.
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THE WAvEsLT EoysLs.-T. D. PETEBsox g Co.,
Of PhiladelPhis, are publishing the novels Of Sir
WALTER scOTT in cheap edition " for the mill
lion" Each novel is furnished complete for %
cents or S. for the whole SET. The type is neees-
sArily small, but IS clear and distinct W. 7. BEB
ny Co. have tsis edition for sale.
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PRAIRIE FARMrxa IN AMERIcA.-This is sketch
Of tour through the western prairies, by JAMES
CAIRD, Esq, Member CT The British Parliament.
We have read it with much pleasure and instruction.
Published BY APPLETON s Co.. of New York, and
for sale in Nashville by 7. BERRY Co.
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Nc Etf Rfnfa TestInaOn9.--
SAkA~e@S Aessrs r. a Ea1nsstest e q. -aeaslsmet-
Mr. James r. Ratcll6s, aTesenl 81 HenEeo nea the
city Riehnond, Virginia. made fsIlons statement
boy, years old, uasrer prsshe esnss
70 Be worms lie became much prostra that departed OF
ahopes OF his rscoyery Ire last consndei
y 3. A faAaes0sks Vermfase, and Hnrehisea Of O. 4.
sFeses, which gave Hla spoOa, morning
and night, for three days in continuation In less than three
hsars given him dese the child commenced
pass Of all sizes FROM inches ionr the
tonisng number four hundred e bog i
pertsotly we'll. saiar F1zsF1 -rE2, sr n1s1el "a
certify with pIeasure 70 the above Advertisement,
o. A, sTRRCKER-l
Purchasers should leU scel the srsp
per, and see hey buying A. FsEsrOOKa VFHFusE,
and aaother. junel-d8s~ln.
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Now York Races.

New YopK, June 2s-Ths race between Bell
Cbesthsm sad Tar River mile heats, over the Fash
ion course, Was won By Cheatham in two straight
heats. Time, 5:42-5:38
The race the Uni1n course between George
PRtchen, Lady Woodruff and Brown ck in har-
ness, was won by PatoheE in two straight heats
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EEEcrIos q ArToRvE1F, cEsnaaI. AsD
REPonrrR FoR mr. sr4re

p
FpCRSU AZ 70 from hs rTarer,sr az rs salsE
Will on Si'Rr i'srly Of Aatuss io5aopen aad hoii
na he gssacy esesi6aei ~ shs rs s5 sg I q II
re f5oping pers8as have ,ess ssp3is.s ms ,.,. ,ri
Recsrs cfyees re saii scts IN fler .r.s wards l1i
prests.s. lTe e.rqes sgs esan len, rsesiysrs q
Dncsso War' Iudg,.-el ?. Io,e.. ian co,,,rs.
Jeln fe,iss kecs''e.-J Niiotas, Csrss- : Eyseit,
81 ward, Ialsss-T. j. II.ls, ". II. r.v,s.Ba. !, N
Aonoiin' Resysr-Nf 2. DoFas Cl=rkJsln Il, Sloan, IT,,
81 warL Jals's-L II Lsrlsr. D. 5 wer,sr. ". L.. BOYD
ReeeiserJoha Reiaes; cierAs-Jas. a. Nelau.6in, v D.
Holman.
An wari Jaisss-Joha " Martin - y-Fes r. n Tro.n;
SIN Ward JWigss--D Z. Garter, Mason Yannoy J. p Co
l.seeiver-eanaa FaeSsr CeksJoha II, Catiey H. H.
Oh Ward judges JO sranals Tho ". cAusop. y. A
saush Reesi7sr A. " fyiei CLERKS VIZ 1iaaon, a.
III Wand Jaises-wu A. Davis, Islse Paul. John ccra
hseei'er-Hn "a. Mhi's Csf's-Seln AsAssa John Tanss
ssh ward. Julges-wa Iiarrisou C II Caaeer NJ c Col
ton; keceiyrJ c. D5tson- ClerAstsIcz Bunkal, Geore
district 10 Judses-Jaha Cosiey. T. n Patterson W
c. MBWuuys Rsleiver- Thsuirs Fagua.
Gi.irctNo. ;. vm D Philips, George ". Caarltos Tins =
DiS'r'r.N ~ Ts . Pse, El-azsr Haluil.oa W. Doa-
sen Receiver-BeIj F. Hurt
,op pi.f'I' sur. s Rs-s os FsSs = X Eia'd
District Mas. Juisss-JOel A. battle ". r. B. Ganan;
Dis.re, No JuigeJaan B. hope. ". K. WAR Jas Ra-
district No Jaass-S. C. Rassey, Daniel oaracs Jas
Rains; RecaiYeI-A 4. J. Ramsey.
District No.0 yaises-W II. Isyssus, Thos B. johnson,
Andrew Gr,goy: Rec=yfr-W, Z. trels
Dis;rctNo 10 Juies-ssm Manning ". r HarIir 81 N.
Hawkins; Re1eiver--iulu c. Barrow
District Ne "a Wa nluudsOD, Henry conPton, Allsn
Coton BeceiTer- VIM. Colt p
Dsret No r. 5aisesJe4se Jordan, wu. E. Watkins, }.
JOsli1 Re,eive--Ars Er1wa.
District No. Il. Jsisesas L Greer IL L. PERCH keIton
Demoss; Recever-W.G Smith.
District No IS Ju5gesJohn s Prchari, Thos J. Allison
Joel Mays; Receiver Moses Greer.
District No. u Judses-N. Olson, a c. White s. II
Peaca kecessrJames : Russell CLERKS Jas Lindsey JAS
Trimbe Brown.
District No 70. Julgs---W. II. Hambn, ". B. Uudsou
john Taylor; Beceyer-JacE Gee.
Drie Noa .. judges wm C. Hall ". ". Dismnkes Jas
II. CaFtwri ght; Eeccs SIN. Luton.
District No. II Ias. Har5oroush, j. ". BalloTe, W. Ev
ing; Recsiver d P. Lauer.
District Ne. -. Juds-s--Geo GEl, G. W. walker Gilbert
MARSHALL; Rscriver-A' Shaw.
District No. . Juige-B. P Drlke, D. Ralsten, Lewis VIII
liams; Erreiver-Ve lin gton II. IIy
District No - udgesJ- "a D. Carney, Thss Byssr Ed P
Graves Receiver G'tine Garrett
JAMES ". HINTON,
juneIs-d SheriG Of David on County.
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FUST received another invoice OF shirts. various pat
- Ehroiderei BIS Il, Foii Bosom, and assc Ted
Also, fresh supply of collars, ior sale ~
iuneli IN. MCl
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SWORD TO BE PRESENTED TO Col. JoHNsON.-
DESTROYS of eitfying their regard for, and appre-
citation Of the excellent qualities of their instructor,
Col B. R. JOHNSON, the Cadets of the University
intend TO present him with handsome sword. The
ceremony of presentation will take place about half
past Eve o'clock this evening the grounds of the
University. We hope that as many of Ou- citizens,
and more especially of the ladies, possible, will
ind il conveRient 20 be present.
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We trust the cheated Term" viii suspend opera
lions the GLORIOUS Fourth" at least as that
day friends Of the Hook and Ladder Company
propose TO have their annual picnic and have char
tered the steamer B NJ. Runyan, with the calliOpe
for an excursion to Hsrpeth Shoals, where it is
hoped to find "a bOundless cOntiguity of shade
and delightful bretzes.
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- To the PubIic.---FrOm now

@(~ To the PubIic.---FrOm now
49, until oetObr next, will sder entire Rear
stock of HdTsare reduced prices cash. including %
ptes' Tools, Sadtae Hardoocre anr house Fu,RisSIG
Goods having made ensre preparations for large Raa
ademany ge Eae and desirable goods now bought
figures for cash you the worth Of your aaoRes IN
Rardsare call sOOs at MCCALL & Co,
jLneIHz4f 3fPubiic So dSEe
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Steamboat Suuk.

LOUISVILLE, Jane 28.-The steamer H. Bridges
SINK in Green river, Friday night. The boat aud
cargo, for the railroad Lrdg at 30 Wing Green are
q total loss.
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Miscellaneous.

CHARLESTON, June 28.-Sran has purchased the
steamers Alps and Andes Of the Cuuard Company.
few cases Of the yellow fever have occurred at
Havana, but it is rot considered an epidemic
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS. June s.-Coton-Sales to-day
700 bales; Midding ll4. Sales of three days 1900
bales Receipts If tarse days 200 bales, against
5000 bales during the time last year Ex-
change on L'nd n, 94IlO; New York, sixty days,
u dis; sight, prem.
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THH CoovETrE: by The ANthOr Of Ai'ssrimE'.-
" novel," says the London AtheHeun, "inwhieb
the interest begins with the first page, and ends
with the last" For sale BY W. :. Berry & Co.
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Sole proprietor,

IL Some HARRIS will Mcfarland and some say
NETHERLAND will beat Harris but eoerV BODY agrees
can any house in the State for Good Tobacco
and Fine Cigars, and, dear reader had better
conriEsSd J. II. LANGLEY L. CO,
Nay2O-U A Union street.
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Decision Of the Attorney General.

WASHINGTON, June 2s-Ths Attorney General
decides thst no S'a'e off jer can lawfully issue any
certificate in the form Of passport
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"FLAsH LITERATURE-A NUISANCE THAT OUGHT
TO BE ABATED.-We understand fellow has been
going about the city leaving at the residences of
our citizens the prospectus Of two books Of very
questionable cnaraoter. They are evidently such
works as ought to be admitted into no family,
ami we trust if there is any Law by which
such nuisance can be absted, that the police will
get after the "agsnt" and put stop to his opera
tions, before he has chance to call with his
books for the circular he has been dropping about.
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River News.

LOUISVILLE June % The river is falling With
8 feet inches water in the canal.
ST. LOUIS, June 2S.-The river is stationary.
The upper streams are declining.
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The Hon. JOIN p MARTIN, Senator in the Ken
tuoky Legislature, committed suicide on the 10th
instant by cutting his throat, about FIVE miles be-
low Catletsburg, on Big Sandy River. The direct
cause was not known.
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SHeT HERsELF.-Ths numerous admirers of Mrs.
". ]. FLORENCE, "the Yankee GAL" will regret to
learn that she accidently shot herself in the thigh
during recent performance at the Howard Athe
MUM in Boston. The wound though extremely pain
frl. is not considered dangerous.
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New York Market.

New YORK Jone 2S.-Cotton dull, sales 1000
bales Mess Pork IG.aI6 p; Sugar buOyant, hold
ers demand an advance. Oils; Lindseed 6laG2
Lard 90a93.
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STATE LEGISLATURE.

ELECTION, TH5RsDAY, August f. 1881
House of PresenIatiVes.
We authorized and requested JOHN KEEL
ING candidate represent Davidson eouRty in the Lower
House OF the next legislature junsl5
We authorized A. DAVIDSON, candidate
represent Davidson county Leg
stature Of Tennessee. aplO-ta
We NJ wrLK1Es-x as
dteto represent the Coffee Grundy
Il the Lower 8rancf1S the nezs State Legislature.
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For Criminal Court Clerk.

We authorised announce Z. NJ PArrKasoN a can
ddae fer Clerk of the Criminal Court county,
the ensuing March election. may25-te.
We authorised to JOIN SHANE Esq., a
ddas for election the office Of Criminal Clerk the
next MarCA election
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Railroad AocIdont-.-Loss of Lives.

CLEvELAND, June 2S.--The train from Chicsgo
on the M,chicsn Southern Railroad broke through
a culvert last night Twenty or thirty persons
reported killed, and several injured, No names
are reported Of the resii,nts South Of the Ohio
river.
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Death of Monsieur Belly

NEW YoEx, June 2s.-Prvste lets,s which arc
diseredited announce the death of Monsieur Be "
of the yellow fever.
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PINE SET OF TEErH-We examined yesterday
very 6ne set of teeth manufactured by DR.. RUSSELL
for lady of this city. They we're finely finished
and presented very natural appearance. They
wero an excellent specimen CT the Doctors dental
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The Commencement Exercises of the University
ofNashvile will be held in the Representative Hall
Of the Capitol tonight.
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HEAVY RUN-Messrs. JONES HOOPER expe-
rienced heavy their Soda FOunt yesterday,
but late last evening il still sending forth its
cool and delicious beverage. They will be prepared
for a grand rush to-day, and all who want really
delisious beverage will know where to getit.
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THE CHEATED TERN. Those who had to be cut
upon the the streets yesterday must have been sat-
ishtd that in the midst of very hot term, at
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- we have just learned that

S2@SS McLEAEs srRASsIaESISc CORDIAL Will cure the
rarisus diseases prevalent among Children tits necessary
~ parent keep supply onhand and when required giye
directed Try itt pleasant to take See advertisement
another column. junel-d&Eln.
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THR CANISTER, By Ellen Pickering. Three vol
volumes in one. Price 20 cents. For sale by W.
7. BERRY & Co.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCISSATL June % Flour dull and unchanged.
Oats 81; Corn firm 8Oa82; Whisky &c.
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NEW YORK June % The Gamer Empire City
with Hsvaus da'es of the 23l has arrived, with
1925 900 specie
be ,lIhy.
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ST. LOUIS. June 2s The steamer W. Lambert
was burned 20 tn, wstH's elgs four miles sb,Ve
here The boat sni cargo is total loss. The
60 was valuable, and is insured The boat was
bound up the Missouri. No lives we're lost
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Ea<~Bank of West Tennessee, AT
Ill., MBMPHIS.-rhe notes Of this Bank will b.,
redeemed at the Union Bank Of Tennessee at NASHVILLE dtw-
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See First and Fourth Pages.

CONTENTS
81 fnHr letters suzPsoisd Murder o. Tenpesssan
in Indiana Death Of Citizen Tennessee Under Distressing
Circumstances The Ausirinns Whipping Prms Donna.
louRTH PAGE.-Ths Memory Of Mother The D1IersDoe
Reversing tie Figures; An AstrOlOgr Pianst Red
In Limbo. e Ha
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For Congress.

~ We authorized V. WRIeH1
candidate reelection Congress Seventh
gressiOnal District. MIL
We authorized to A. NJ TILLMAN Of thecoun-
y Bedford candidate Congress Sixth Congress
sioRal District. d%
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SAFE OF NEGROES

Tho,s Harrison otisrs,ys Celia Fets and otbsrs
TBY the Couiy Court Of Davidson county. render
ed r May tern. ls59 IN tlz aioEe siii sslI
Nashville, saturday, the 6th dAY % July
The following ngror- tEt: m about g years Of Age
pa > Of age, George, Of Lisa. ysrs e
TEBuS-0ue third Ei he required neasa and The hAanos
months credit. Notes w good security aJAhls n BANK
Pr CHEA7HAH,
iureI5 dtd Fee 500. Clerk 4 Aastsr.
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For Comfy Trnstee.

WeGre authorized to TH0s. T. SAUNDERS
ddate for the Of Couay Trustee for Davidson county
he election to be bed n March, 1869. ap5
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Il. $. RUTHERFORD 4 CO.,
General Commission Merchants,

B3 Lcvee and GO Commercial Streets,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
n s. RUTHERFORD 4 co. will give prompt and careful
attention to all consienments from their correspondence
sale In Louis respectfully solicit orders for the Pur
hHse Of Western produce generally.
They beg to refer %
Messrs. W GORDON q Co., Nashville.
BARSEs President Bank OF Missouri.
Bso~ELKz, ESQ, President Merchants Bank, st. LOuis
JAMES Waller, ESQ., Nashville.
JAMS Lucas, Esq, 81 Louis. a
u AEBsAsoE, Esq, Persistent BaAk Of b LST1.
ApS-dIY 81
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CoNNExcEMEXT ExEaCIsEs The Commsnce-
ment Exercises of the University Of Nashville vii
be held in the Representative Hall of the State Cap
itOl on Wednesday, June ooh, 1859, al o'clock P.
NJ, lin place Of Odd Fellows Hall, as heretofore
announoedl
The public are respectfully invited.
June Is. 1859
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We are authorized TUENEI, Eq., Of
Sparta candidate FOR Attorney General and Reporter the
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Cayce's Sulphur Springs.
TFVE undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally that the above watering place will be open
for the reception Of visitors the LIST 81 June.
lie has large dancing pin alley &C. for the amus
Of These Springs fine medicinal quail
ties in the State. All who afflicted with dyspepsia
bowel diseases headache would give these
a trial.
They situated in pleasant locality, 10 miles south OF
Fankn and Of Thompsons Station. would say
any who may him with sis pains will be
sparned TO make it pleasant one.
II AZ MS.
bssnd per W
] -
Singe Meal 80
Children and Servants half price.
Keeping horse per 90
All extrs trouble extra charge.
tt hacks will Thompson's Tuesdays Thursday,
and Saturdays, and on other days il necessary.
june95-d lw&tW3N WIN. CAYCE.
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R4xs0E,s RATENT RAT Ap-.Se~ey an.
NJ 10 catch ths largest rats No taie used
ssotaEy Egg WhiPs=-Till Ehip lightly one dczea
Five Minute Freezers- Messy Pss.,.-.fl ,.e..
at very low prices ar.
Wafer CsOlers--Seates New YORK Patsern,,lI size.
stvefy-lo prices. tess +-alaaaa
The Family kmife Cteaner--0nls 50 ceats. No
LudiosE's Frgll Cans and Jars ..ror preserv.
ing Biackkerres. Pie Plant, Tomatoes &c 50 srI t
the poorest miies glance the esonouy Of rsirg
/ thena.e { y 9 : - = E4E
1ns1an's Gate spring - Invaluable to Fsu,ers rs
gate always ut viii eutlRst hoNn by tie itd Re-
ing appreciation from he inroads Of cattle and hogs
Feather ard Fly Dns;ers-a large supply
Bfittania and Imperial Metal Tea ami Coffee Pots q
iunsss r. MACKENZIE MINCHIS. 8
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1859. SPRING GOODS. 1859,
EVANS 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, VA
RItTIES, CLOTHING. BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, BONNETS, &C.
No. L, Nashville Inn Block,
ELSHTTLLE YENBESSEB.
VNTE in receipt Of Stock Of Goods for the Spring
chants visiting this City Our stock comprises every variety OF
our long experience in the purchase Of goods for this
Market satisfied that style stock
cannot surpassed prompt dealers will
offer inducements to purchase Of u.s.
feb24-1 EVANS CO.
BUY GOODSI DRY GOODSI
McWHIRTER BROS.
For the Eau Trade.
We are receipt Of the and we'll selected
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
Wehavc offered to the the retail trade.
TAvIN purchaaed thesrgest Importers and
Commission Houses in the Eastern cities We feel no hest
fancy saying that thereby enabled to sell goods at
LOW PRIC ES
and on Reasonable Terms any house ia the city.
Our present stock embrsceseyeTy variety Of
New and Fashionable Designs,
such asVery handsome Robes Ala;
43 TaSai
A" Pente;
French DeLaines, Plain and Fancy.
Ar0ari
French and English Mernoes;
Fac Onia Plsds;
Laysllas, for TTaveIIngDressesi
D'Bege's;
Plaid Merino, English and French;
Every style OF Sh8s Plain and Fancy Dress Skssnd Cloaks
Slack Silks all grades together with other article too eous to
mention.
WehSve also very large stock Of Staple Goods, such
Beached Domestic all grades;
I9&l2-4 bleached Sheeing;
AZ inch Pillow COttsni
- Brown SheetinEi
~ and 81 sea island de-;
Bro. and bid drills;
pld Lnscy, all kinds:
Esnnels, all colors, qualities and prices;
Canton FlannelS;
Negro Blankets
Bed Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown Jeans keEeys Satne Casmcres YestnSs, shirts,
Fronts Collars, and fact every article person may
End in complete retail store.
We also keep constantly hand complete
shoes Hats Caps Dufour Co Anchor brand Rolling
;oths Carpets &c To all II which invite the
ne trading community Our motto is to sell cheap the
heapest. McWHIRTER BROS.
sepI5 No. 81, North Market street..
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This preparation has gained considerable reputation
caty having the successful and gratifying
results by quite gocdy Of the citizens Esshveard
.iciny, who will unhessrSly sustain in the excellent quail
ties FOR hisne remedial agent Those an
aversion turning gray need longer dread great acon
and trouble OF supplying that deficiency wig
Restorative which speak will certainly restore the hair
primitive color and vivacy. In addition ohviating
wig Demoviles Hair Restorative away
the necessity fer champoOning for few applications of strips
entirely all dand A dirt The propoieor could
easily FL column with cards from best czens
ung the great restorative and cleansing properties Of pre-
partition deem such his rart all neces
ssry. who give ra need further proof 70 salts
fy them that it is Whist It is represented tobe.
Sold only the Drug Store Of Demovs Co., corner Of
Church s7d Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn. Price 81
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