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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-12

Messrs. HATroy ami READY, candidates for Con
gress ia the Fifth Congressional District will ad-
dress the people at the following times and places:
IN WILSON COUNTY,
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EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR,

ET7E have IN Store and regularly receiving, fresh
supplies Of this article from the best mills State
which We are Offering At the lowest market prices.
The attention Of those buy sell again Is particularly
called to this Flour. M0CLrON & REED,
Juuel0-dIW In New Building cor Broad and Cherry
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New Insurance Agency.
By STATE AUTRORITY.
HI. X. q p. p. PECK, AGENTS,
NASHVILLE. zEKxESsEE,
A RE prepared Policies on Stores Dwellings, shsps
Barns s,ses and her contents for either Of those OLD
ANDRELIABLE COMPANIES,
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Hartford, Coras,Sient
Capital and surplus, SsOs,esf as.
Charter Oak Fire a Marine ms. Company,
Hrrsforsi, c0Hhecficpt,
Capital and Surplus, s34f,55s 9s.
GIrard Fire and Marine Ins. Company,
P6zaddpAiz.
Capital and Surplus, sesA,Ts9 Is.
As bsOre the Comptroller Of ssa January l.
Thsss Companies 50 well known need no commentator
agencies Of such companies oa as ss % b r ss
Losses adjusted az this agency vita prnpnes and Bsrsy.
As sworn TO before the State Comptroller
of Tennessee.
CONDENSED ANIMAL STATEMENT
OF THE
Charter Oak Fire and Marine
Insurance Company,
OF HARTF ORD, CONN ECTICUT.
INCOME.
Cash Premiums received during the year $1,000 IS
Interest and Dividends recelv ed.......... Is f0 y
Balance on hand, Jan. ], lS59. 30yssi Il
Amount sisl02j A
EXPENDITURES.
Paid Lossss.........-... ....-..-....ss l,2l4 81
Commissions, Sslarles rents, tlxes,
insurance and other expenses.........- 3s.903 50
Paid DITidenlls..... ...... 4275D o. I5ssSs 40
1896 %
Add scc-usd interest unpaid ............ 6,3O0 90
Capital Stock all paid in..............- 5000 70
Capital and surplus.-.-......... 3n,5S6 s.
LIABILITIES.
Unsettled Losses jan l. 1859 not DUE 1881 %
All others claims against the Company None.
RALPH aTLLRTT, President.
JOEEFH Il. sFRAsUE Secretary.
H.K.&P. P PECK, Agents,
iunel0-d3t Nashville.
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IN CHANCERK AT GAINEsBORO,,-.ssH,.
W Caset,y, Admir- Of Reubn Beck vs. Jesse T.
ohers0riginai BJune Rules-0u moicn and it appear.
ing TO the satisfaction Of the Clerk Master from the
Of complainant, Cassey, which fled that Defendants Ab
Harvey, Lucy Jane Harvey Martha Harvey and kzada
resdentsOf the State Tennessee It il ordered that
publication be made fo four the Cioa and
AhsecGa newspaper published II the city Of Nashville re-.
qurng said resi- Dent defendants appear At the next Of
the Chance Court be held for county Of jackson At ts
Court house the town Of Gainesoro h Wednesday AZ
ter the % Monday in july 1852 AID then there enter their
defence complsnants bill the be tse fer cor
fe sed and set down for hearing eEpare 0 them.
junslIW4t, prs fee 50 w. L. Bolts, C. AN
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EBA sPRINGs.

Il L Z e > n u - 4 > + z n @ =.
TO THE PUBLIC.
D4RTIEs visiting BEERSHEBA SPRINGS <Ss1yzA
the present Season will find at hcMinnvlle IIalGER
and Tracy City ample accommodation for their S
prompt conveyance to the Springs. have ls<8
eral
TROY AND CONCORD COACHES,
with other vehicles will regularity connection with
the cars, leaving MCMInnve and Tracy City Immediately
their that visitors will meet with delay at those
points. General Stage Office the Warren House, NcNnn
VILE. and Gilhsm's, Tracy City
have Rl-Os
LIVERY STABLE
Beershba Springs amply supplied with Saddle Horses Stages
Bugges RockaWays and Carriages for the accommodation Of
visitors.
Thankful for former patronage solicit continuance q the
same. II. A. PRICE.
junell-d&tNIm
The Memphis Appeal and New Orleans Picsyune copy
month and send accounts to this ofcs for collection.
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Ths Harp ofa thousand Strings, warwick Woosl,B7s
Ms PaTngtons Carpet Bag Of Aunt Paity's scrap sr
Pun, Tsuke. Notions
Sam Sticks Sayings and Dolnzs, CsSsic No1tkiv
simon suggs Adventures and Asi- jones Courtshlp,
Travels, Drama In Poksrv!Is
swamp Doctors AdEantufes ir Charcoal Sketches,
the Southwest, simon Sues.
Flush Tines IN Alabama and Charms 81 peris
mississippi, Nizfortunes OF Peter Fabsr,
Adventures Of sam Sick In Maj Jones frlveis,
Texas. The Yankee ard the Msruaiis
Major Ihorpsa scenes In Ar Stress Of Sguaifer LIZ
kansas, Quarter Race % KentuckT,
Big Bears Adventures and fraT- The Rival Bellies,
els, Yankee Tsrns.
Judge ualesons fankse Ste Times Of Col. Vandsrboms
res, Yankee Letter..
The Diary Of an Old Doctor. Big Bear 81 Arkansas,
Dow u > Short Patent Sermons Ny Shooting Box,
Mrs Jerichos Comic Lectures The Quadroon Hounds,
Pictorial Lie aud AdTenturss % Adventures Of Capt Rarg3
DaFy Crockett Stray subjects Arrested.
Pctori4 Life snd Adventures Pckings the PoaFuns,
Of Jack Sheppard, Peter Pioddy.
Adventures Of PerrYal Nay Sol Smiths Thearca Appraa-
berry, tioeship,
Adventures Of Col Vandsrhor Sol shs theatrical Joaru.
Chronicles Of PinsFills, work,
Deer stalkers Louisiana Swamp DoctoT
1sj- DrsgsHs Adventures, New ORLEANS Sketch Beck,
Widow kugby's Husband, iBuI-st o. Fun,
Polly Reabosssns wedding, Cou1c BoQusls &C. &C., &c.
For sale b. HAGAE & JOHNSON.
5ule 9. Marke s1reaE
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IN CHANOERY AR CEN,rIa

CHANCEES4 Al Urn AltESILLEs
Hobbs and Calvin NeGthers7oOn, George Be e als
Amended and Supplemental Bl-hsy Rules ls59Upon mo-
ton Of counsel and appearing satisfaction
o. the Clerk and Master that Harrington non resident
Of this States resi- lent Of the county oMss in the state
OF Mississippi that the ordinary process Law cannot be
served him II Is thegss9re oie that cation be "A e FOR
four successive weeks in the Union and nespspr
Pu6lhed IN the city Of Nashville requiring the Far
rngton appear the Court house the Of Cnsrsys
the M Monday in September then and there plead
demur to compainsns BILL te will bs taken for
cones: ed and set for hearing exParte to him.
oRYILLE A. NIXON, O. & u.
Iunell-F4t. prs Zee So
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HARRIS AND NETHERLAN
Speaking at S1urFreesborO on Saturday.
E5 y asa @5l @@@
TWO CHANCES! FARE REDUCED.
Y5IHE regular Passenger Train will leave the Depot Of the
Nashville Ch4ttan0oga Railroad at $50 A n, aud
rive breakfast 6a accommodate
those desiring breakfast before starting, comfortable pAsen
ger will he attached to the Freight train, leaving the Depot
esq A Which will arrive Murirees5OrO at l15. All may
by regular passenger train, leaving Mursboro
P NJ Call the Office and ticket FOR 81 81 for the
trip &. V. COLE,
junelO Superintendent.
ROSEMOST, OH THE SOUTHALL PLACE,
AT AUCTION.
an THURSDAY, the 10Th day Juns Immediately after The
sale Of the Smiley place, will se-on the premiss-
ROsemOn Of beautiful desirable and romantic
places III Tennessee ROsOnt about three miles from Nah
vile, Immediately the MUeesborO Turnpike; contains 10
Of andha in the highest state Of cultyaon-bssuce
we'll imtrej The cleared land Is well with finest
trees Of every variety Tie place ha lds0mey
with variety Of Iuby and evergreen is finely water
ed, having great abundse Of stock water and Of the
finest springs in Tennessee J. l. q Z. W. BROWN.
June stn, lSj1.-td
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AFURTHER sUPPLY o

FURTHEB SUPPLY OF
CHILDs' SCRIPTURE QUESTIONS,
TESTAMENTs AND PSALMS, with notes,
TRACTS, TRACT PRTMMEEs, HAND BILLS,
PICTURE REWARD CARDS, &c, g.
Just reesiv d By CHARLES ". sN1FH,
msyS9-a No 81 Coll-se street,
EOR JUNE.
e~NODEY's LADY sOoK sur Jvsr, lsSs. For sale By
VI CHARLES ". SMITH.
Aay 2e-if No. Al, C0ege street.
NEW Books.
The Lady Of the Isle f- "a life ~ Hrs EouA
worth. author n = RsrTinulion.' - India -ts
Pictares Of Colntrs Lie. rv Alice Cary.
LIB Manual % fsney Needle uoia
Erie Or LitilehY Litua, tiecr koslyn School
The Losing and Taking of hAurlul.
kmpireef Ausifi a ~ Johl :. Z. AAhoft
lisryof LAZY Moran.
3rouring Of he White liu-se-iilussra'e7.
Tls Aetaodisi irescnsr. afoiuases
Backianl.s C1rlnsii AairTul IA si0rF-...
E.sefs Lou Life. novel By AsrEsrrt Saeit.
fa1lsr and Daughter, b Miss B-eucr.
syhil GrsT-Triuulphs % Virtue
tady q Alharoas, By LipVzrL
Bob Roy for = cent?
Guy AsnneriBs = cents.
For sale ty gOnN YORK 4
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EOR IUNE.


History of Middle Tennessee;
OR
Life and Times OF g. "a. James Robertson
EY A W.PCrNAM
Complete IN ore octave volume. Price % 50
FOr NIsby JOHN YORK 4 CO.
mayl7
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ROSEMOST, OH THE SOUTHALL PLACE,
At AUCTION.
Great Sale Of Lots In West Nashville.
ON TUESDAY. 9tstINST..

EETE will sci at auction, II O'Clock, % 40 d.sra
bic Building lots in Hynes, Boyd and McNary's Ad
dOus to Nashville. Many Of the Lots among the
beaut m in the subarb OF the city, and Of the
spen I'd residences. Bills with particulars in few days
june8 J. L.& Z W. Drown.
PsWe will also in the three weeks, bring
tensiTe sale Of Lots in sTngs Addition. Terms OF ale 81
will be fixed upon and proper notice given in days
e u Il
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PEN MAN SHIP.
marble Monuments, Ge.

NJ L SHELTON informs his friends AID The public IN gu
I'VE era that he 10 prosecuting ne Marble Bust-
ness on Church st bstEesn the fisi Prehytean Church
ami tie Posi- OGcs where viii Be pleased attend he
ders Of al Ehoay IN hs ns lie has ard m seeB
IN hand supply Of MARBLE MONUMENTS. TUMBf, &c,
suufsetIre 81 the Iisan and Amercn Marhie Ia nc
eel style o. re ART Ali bis work VIII be warranted
April i5, 1s5e-Wly
CHANGE or PARTNERS.
ny mutual consent The q JNJs D. J0lAsoA
y ,y,th he bouss o. ALLlsuN, ANUEKsUN e Cos ha1
-n aIsivsd All y IN partner.
TAP Hnoxriiis 1hsdrn silis geIae
herstshors. kALLAsoa ANBhAeoa = W.
Juns7lR
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1SSuzD n 4 STKzE o. U82 JRPASSED Errelv,-,
AND
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TOW n RESxD = ~ G E

A>t. 81 the best improved le'- n Marshall,
cle.ib. situated and sis ,aO ID tn finest
sells n The pare. !, ha' on j, good lwcliue
. o.s-l Kitchen well hod.e bath hon.c. stable
.s,l crib buggy hou~. Ne &c. For further
particular. enquire o.
GO GREGG 90.
Nsrshsl' Nos ~, 1859 - mott,
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NEW WORKS.
SHORTLY To HI lACFDu
4 q l.. y rs WAN TEN

~ ~ - ~ - w "a ~ +.
fHlif subscriber respectfully IN
forms the public generally. tia, kHI
he is .3w extensively engaged 10
publishing some very valuable Books, and odr,.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS
to engage in the sale Of ,h, by sub.crip,i,,
AS his work, are sold in 10 other way
Those Wishing an Agency can find Specimen.
q, all times at the Publishers Office.
One of our most valuable Books is
THE PICTORIAL FIELD BOOK OF THE
RtNOl .UTlON or. Illustrations by ",
and Pencil Of the History, Biography. Sc.t~
rs Relics, and Traditions Of the War Of hide.
repdance- hv Benson j Losing Two vi.
umos ROYAL Octave, containing upwards a
Fifteen hundred FaFes aud kIoW HUNDRED
Eusrarmrs
The preparation Of this work occupied III.
Author many years during which he Travelled
nearly ten thousand mics IN order 10 visit Ii.
prominent scenes of the Revolution, gather In
local traditions, and explore the records and
histories.
The prime object " the Author was TO repro
ducc the History OF the American Revolution in
such an attractive maul,r a. 70 onlce the youth
of his country to read the wonderful story and
become familiar with thc founders Of our Rcpub
Us and the value Of their abors. The manner
in which il has been arranged and set forth ren
den, Ho less attractive to the general reader
than go the ripe schoar Of more mature yean
Explanatory notes are given on every pagc,
and also biographical sketch Of every mar d,
iingui.hod 100 the events Of the Revolution.
\ copiou- Analytical Index is given a, tie
close of o.. second Volume, embracing eighty.
i've closely printed pages This IL in Itself
4 cpmplel, synopsis Of the History and Hog
raphy Of the period of our Revolutionary History
aui viii be found exceedingly useful for reierene,
The work contains all the essential facts Of
tie cary history OF our Republic which are scat
tered through scores 81 volumes. often inacoess;
be to the great mass OF readers /, formsa
complete Gude Book to tie tours, seeking fo'
+ Solids con,ccnlcd 10y patriotism which lie scat
tered over our broad land
Upwards of THIRTY THOUSAND poI.
LARS were expended in TIE preparation Of th.
work The exquisite cnsrayings prepared under
.ie mmtdIaic supervision OF tac Author from
his Own dmvues required the greatest care ia
printing To tins end the efforts of the Publish.
ar' have h,yH directed and hey take grca.
pleasure u pre-, n,ns these volumes as ih. bes.
specimens Of Typography ever issued from III.
American press.
Printed by Harper & brother for
T. g. NtBHUT
rsh- t.,,. a rcv nrj beautiful edition Of IL.
HOLY BIBLE printed from FNrHnY nv
>ttHF,urto P,Arfs the type of which sn
made expressly for tins cdiilon. The marginal
references are .a the centre u the page. tho,
gazing j. an open aad clear appearance. The
ic,t Is tic most rOiiably being carefully res nd
and corrected according 90 itr Oxford edition
a.t tne Amcfcur Bible Society standard Ii
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isSxxtug mud Rope.

,n nnA YARD beet India B,galHs
U,VVO 10000 lu' bes; Machine I!lfr
~ .,sre anil for sale By
1, q. GREGtt & 90.
August - 1850 i9.im
ref. We ~ upw receiving orr iai stock
sl,g complete d1c ami Timely no.ce VIII be
svru thr ry papers
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N,.str pn-rr.,un.l III al ptMrt -

>,.ssr pu yE--ons ~ Br Ptyut NARY
The Kn,,ril'o Tran WIG say. ~
the la'r Kingston 'rrf PrHt nJrkin-
eho syurci hnr, .il. l'rlf Fowler 90
rhrcrol'gis' was 80 errcd t. iho prD.
tertiary ct gnr YEA sH ihr charge ~
stealing books ~. 'salcss .s d, Npi.
noni.r. md has given 90; q Bomber Yi
charts IN k,el lcnnt-s,e. laltern., and
,'ic.rins Tie vain nal 81 ,A.uludtI o.
'lr lii' t the same ta4rl a Nj liug
xltis, Professor 81 P4uausbp, wa-
s.nt ief lag years ou = charge d writing
= slsre free pass. I'D attempting g.
tnu him n a ltes.'real. either with 0,
si'w to sccg.c he free 'on. ii h. cash
iHn N 4 -auihcfu u,,set'
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lust Received anl "a ,slc br Z. g Gregg
j ~. sfea; iasuy i,lc ,hir.p a.. fans
,fs.ei.- Il th., braacii = trade tpo numeral. g.
mru,iaa Tor p4ri,euiars 80 rclrr ~ 20 qar
.ho- tas.s Call aui examine for yosr' W.
Ap,e.ig- - Sss0 ,io
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Jz1H. N. wA1DwuII,


CD THE LArE fifh OF
WardW we'll, l. -
Having connected himself with the so
known house Of REID 4 TRACY IS ChsEhS
Street New York
COLLECTS the continued patronage Of ~
y friend, and customers, and assures them ~
cir orders for Hardware, if address to 10
r to Reid 4 Tracy, shall b. satisA. .orily "a
cg.cd.
January q, -.
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tslu Of NJ Bmrlueb at tlrsir,n,.
VAS siIl.il on NC s,h inst rs tue s.ck
g horaa on the breast, whlr lie va
standing IN and diving a slcdec
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| .adle, Fall and Winter Dress foods.

Bonnet. and laaey Articles generally To- Nh'eA
we invite the attention u al buy"1. sui ~le
ally onr 90 friends and customers
September :. 80 I'm
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J.. 1t %, i.i'ii,
MILL AND FURNISHING I1>lNi>S.

'I''IE arl-iSnei having pgresa,el the sup
/ r.or s~teF mil heretofore AHpNu a. it'
Laurence MIL .itAsiel a.pHts ix mip,
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Va inricau naval old'cr gives i as
hi, opinion that il.ro Az ,aip, Engaged
10 the slave TRACE Nlfur r,pluu, gan
stow three hpuirc li,rit ou hiurd sni
rtill show a man Of var tiicor al Ir8i !
the ists. producN 'qparcau, ierc
pfoachable papers. ald go thoroughly
convince til vi-.tp. 81 the hw'uur.s q
VI" movements rs % trccly" generally
over bottle Of champagne al apology
i9r having his rueacy atWloi upon
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Mirrors Of all Sizes,

IN endless variety. Plain and checked India
mating rcnrigrators Of al kinds, together with
lee boX,s ct every size.
Furniture carefully ard securely packed Tor
shipment to the interior
VCiy and county purchasers will always find
our worl, ready for their inspection. aud are cor
daily invited 20 visit llr storr and examine for
Themselves
July % as. "
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SHOP SOUTH SIDE or THE PUBLIC SQUARE
MARSHALL, TkxAS

IIk~ Inst received lars' supply 81 tihe,'
IL raror Church, and Cooking 0loN -
G-At improvements have ben und, ~ s,'v's
A.ihiu the la.' few years. and these which he is
low aissriir i,r sale. arr 90 the
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FURNITURE I!

c. FLINT d JONES.
Nos. - x So Rapai SF9i. Nae Dylclat.
(VOUlD invite 'nc attention Of ihei' '-..ai,
W and the public 90 'bsir large and v,ii &c.
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MoULoR. Importer no Charfes street, he
IL. tween Cont md ~ iouissursts
French and letman Patent feathers CAlf skins
Morocco Kid. limuss a0d Fancy Boot Leg. Also
tssiire and Satin ffanc,i. isoi Nehhs and Gallons
Bn" iAclnes, FNisi silks sho. thread last and sho.
maker tools
or large siuce Of every aricl- IN III. rnanufac
turing line. Nay % - 80
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CtrRitGE MIXING AND REPAIRING
SHOP EAST or PUBLIC SQUARE,

NN~NAfl... 'tN ~
fl'lil undersigned thankful - .nTE
! for the patronage With I1I
which they hasc been h,ord -.
would respectfully inform their friends and the
public, that they are prepared TO carry on the
,'arriayc Making and Repairing Business in its
varou. departments. Having many VOC eN-
perionce they hat,or themselves that for neat
n,.s. Of -t,lc aud durability Of york, they will be
unsurpassed by any establishment in the South
They have ju>, received. and viii Away keep
On hand, a large supply Of new material suitable
for all styles Of buggies and carriages. Coach
gla-s,s. extra sze. on hand.
Repairing done at .hor, notice.
Terms CASH, and prices rs low rs cau he
Afforded by any good mechanic All work war
ran,cd Call and examine our work and prices.
l.. IOIDl\,
" \ NAM
No. 80 oVpFr
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EVERY TIM.

JULIUS A. Noteworthy.
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eLta'wr tlnu can to- bought u NrN bren7.
GrrrEEl\G AND JOB WORK doae Al
short ualirc and on reasonable terms.
March 25, l~l9. y
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MARSHALL MUSIC STORE.

NyE-sEKS I. IlARIFi 4 60, SO Camp
W Ns.,t New Orleans. inform their frieua
and tlic public Of Marshall ana surrounding
country tina, they viii open by the middle d
october neat 10 10. Adkins lloas,
\ MI SIC STORE.
with dnc assortment of Pianos Of the best ne
kpr- also sheet music. music books, musea
Instruments and variety good.
July g. 1888, no A Il
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Do Voc ksow Wn Voc WMN? The
tpatpn EvsSiSt. s,xrrr, TINS lcarncjly ro.
plies 10 Tho query The cnstract % the
air with the eye canses a loss 81 temper
aturc rs eva. ration, aud the scusaiiou
'au,ed hy the drynass, urgently iusis.
ting Oh beng reuei.cd wc wink
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CABINET FURNITURE.

liAyUg W.Ihin De pa.' Y0uT grTalIy tnIlrgOI
their establishment they are moss enabled to cX-
biblt the best AMI most varied a..orrmcn, Of
Cabinet Furniture ever offered for sale 10 the
south comprising everything necessary ia the
furnishing oi "a dwelling.
In addition to Furniture, we keep Tor sale
Plush Hair Enameled cloth, crimp cord las-
sells. springs 'acks Irvine yaruish glue &c.
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NoRriIwr~r on MARSHALL.


The Proprietor hruv u,chanir, !. also
prepared 3. execute, with dispa'ch al orders IN
flrpi.ure in ii. linz
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-05
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lara get Circular OF Agent.
sold Wholesale and Retail by S. Is. VOWEL
Druggist, No. III Main street, Keokuk, Iowa, sole
Agent, to whom ali orders must be addressed. He
will supply dealers, aud send the Pills to Ladie'
teonhdentiAlly) by mail, to any part Of the county
by sending him 81 through the keokuk Postofhce
Iowa. ISept. 10, '5S-dAvly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-05

in almost every State in reference to the sale Of
liquors, does not pretend TO interfere with msdici
nal compounds containing stimulus, - 1t 10 fact
we'll known 70 Ill that without stimulating Prin-
cplss most easss Of extreme debility eosld not Be
reached, and the many other Of our most valuable
compounds soald not b mads without II. For in
stance, Dr.. J. HoststGsn Etomash Bittsrs, now 20
celebrated and indispensable In every family - .
medicine. Thousands Of persons sudsring from
dyspepsia Ard Indigestion, generally speak volumes
in favor II this great curative agent. FOR sae It
all the principal druggists.
p. GIBBONS, Agent.
feb2S.dAw Main-st, bet. Sixth and seventh.