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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-03-24

H We sec it stated that the contract to
complete the X. & Fl Des NJ. R. r., to Des
Moines At an early day, has been recently let
to responsible Eastern parties. We hope
this may prove to be true.
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The mud has been deeper and more Of i
this spring, than we have ever before had il
this country. 1t has been very difficult t,
get about IN consequence.
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SysEksIF - sAI.E.
SsgERdFY, y ~

USY virtue OF An execution to directed from the
DDstrict Court of Wapello County, State 81 low,
will expose to sale at Public Auction to this hshrt
bidder. for cash in hand. at the front door ~ the
Court House In WaD"llo County, State ~ lows, ~
9th day Of April 1879 between the hours Of clock
A. NJ, and o'clock p. NJ. ofsaid day, the following
'escrihed Real Estate towtt: The north quarter
fthe south east quarter Of section No. (23) twenty
three, rnwnshp(,D seventy one. rsngefs. west. Ia
ken ~ the property NJ MHrrn BliEe to satisfy k1
-cuton in favor OFT 2 Sharp and against W J. Shell
ton, Martin B'ze, A. j. Wpledv an Jas Coda for IL
sum II one hundred and dollars and 81 aud
Interest and costs.
March 17th 1859. VIM LEWIS. IT,, Sheriff
ni1l-4w Per +. G. EASTMAN. Deputy.
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HMichigan is possessed of large guam
tity of swamp land. This, by act of the Leg,
islatrrre, is rendered freely to actual settlers
in 40 acre tracts, as homcsteads, who wi.
live five consecutive years upon it, drain it,
and who are, at the tine, landless. This is
a State Homestead law,
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W The Vernal Equinox is scccecded by
the finest weather this country is susceptible
Of If there are any Poets hereabouts, now
is their time. 81
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,WHEAr.-So far as we can learn, the pros
pect of Fall wheat, in Wapello County, is
good. We have had no discouraging re-
ports; on the contrary every farmer We have
conversed with on the subjectspeaks encour-
agingly. ..-n .-,......f- ......rg .
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.E-An account Of terrible railroad ac-
cident on the Great Western Road will be
found among our dispatches. #3 q a..'>
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HWe see, a statement that Phillip Bar.
ton Key was not libertinely inclined, and
doubts are expressed of the truth of Mrs
Sickles' confession.
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st. Louis, March 10.

-. st. Louis, March 10.
Mr.. Allison arrived at Independence yes
terday from Pixies Peak. He reports it a
humbug No money there and no probabi.
ity Of being any.
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Indianapolis, March al.
w. GOLDSMITH, Recorder.

Hon. o. II. Smith, an old resident and ex-
U. S. Senator, died In this city on Saturday
night
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The Steamer Aunt Lefty was esunI a
the Rock Island bridge ON Sunday after
noon. -.a ...... ....f...
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SkHEP, wv. P.
COPARTNERs7sEp.

:" NOW all men that VIM. r"staep. Of Madison,
IA Ind. and re-v Inskre, OF Ottum va Iowa, hay.
iS das As."-i.ted themselves in e.parrncrship ."r
the purpose carry successfully the Me
chant- business, at the same old stand formerly
der the name Of Inske'p Harmony, and more lately
that of Sarv nst"ep The Accounts and Notes due the
old drm Of Insk eep HARMONY. also those due Carr
Inskeep, fall Into the hands Of the now new drm Of
Inskeep Brother. We will have on. IN two weeks
from tis date, fine lot Of Spring and Summer goods
Please tive cr'l the old mottots still good with
Us viz "No trouble to how goods"
Ottumws, March ~, 1859. INSKEEP BRO.
n50.l0-4H.
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Why is the Star-Sprangled Banner like tie
Atlantic Ocean? Bccaus it will never ceac /,
to wave.
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Jsmes Hughes, Of Indiana, has been an.
pointed Com missioner Of Patents
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Council Proceedings.
MONDAY EvEENINo, March Z, 1859.

MONDAY EvEESINo, March Z, 1859.
Council met. Present, Mayor, Recorder,
and Marshall; Aldermen Neville, Dixon,
Hunter, Caldwell, Potter, Bradshaw. Alb
sent, Miiburn, Daum, Hawley.
Journal of last meeting read and approved.
Moved by Mr.. Caldwell that the commu-
nication received by the Mayor from the
President of the q. & NJ. R.R. Co., be received
and placed on file. ...-r.
Moved by Mr.. Bradshaw that a committee
of five be appointed to lraft resolutions in re-
ply to the letter from the President Of the
b. & NJ. r. r. Co., and submit them to the
Council at its next meeting.
Mr. Potter moved to amend by reducing
the. committee to three, instead Of five -
Amendments. carried .... '...
Messrs. Hamilton, Dixon: and Potter were
appointed said committee. ...
On motion the City Solicitor was request
ed to report at the next meeting the time of
holding the election of city officers.
Moved by Mr.. Dixon that the Marshal i'm
msdiately wait on the property holders along
whose property side walks have been built,
on Front street, under resolution passed by
the City Council-and obtain either payment
70: the said sidewalks, or security, to be APP
proved by the Mayor and Marshal, payable
in one year from thesfirst of April next, and
count ten per cent. interest from date of Tho
same. Carried.
On motion, the Council adjourned to meet
on Friday night, the 18th inst, at 7 o'clock,
P. n. w. GOLDSM 9TH, Recorder
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AUGUST OR L IF.
b A X ID r..
One door east ofLsswells Bank, Main st.,
OTIUMWA, IOWA.

Dissolution Of CO-P1rts,ershi
The Partnership heretofore existing between A. a..
Baldwin, In the "Ottumwa Carriage. Factory" 10 tbs
day, bv mutnsl consent Dissolved All pers,ns owin;
the firm are hereby requested to settle ths w.h
A. Baldwin Immediately and all person, h. Wing claims
against said firm will present them for settlement
Baldwin. A. BALDWIS
March IS. 1889. J.BALDTIS.
SEERIF. - sAIF.
DY virtue ~ an -xecnfion tn me hi = tod FROM the
District Court Of Wal clio County, state OF 10 -
will expos" TO sale Mt Public Auction. & the high
est bidder, for cash in hanl. at the front door OF ts
Court House in Wapclo County, State oflowa. on ii
9TH day Of april, A. d. 1879. ,etSeen the hours o.
o'clock, A. NJ. aud O'Clock. y. NJ. Of said day tn
following described Real Is Sto o-wit: Lots Eos.
Tucnty-ninc. Thirty. Thirty.one and Thir,vtwo, In
J. W. Norris Subdivision osten of of tn South
Fast End Of the East Hair ofthn South West Quart Y
of Section. No nineteen. Township, No. -ntyt~,
Range thirteen, West, in Wapclo County, lows Ia
ken as the property off. d. Murphy to satisfy an ix
cutl"n In favor Of Bernard Co., and against +. y.
Murphy for the sum OF one hundred and th!rt, -ons
dollars and ~ cents and interest and costs.
March 18th, 1859. VIM LEWIS. ;r.. SHERIFF
nl-ll-4w PERI. q r.SrlIAM Dapuy.
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BLAKEsBURG, March 10Th, 1859.
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DR. KINGS DESPEESARY
FOX PRIVATE DISEASES.

5f NJ Dr.. King formerly Of New York FOR TIE Ias1fouR
&9s--- yearsof Louisville, EeutleSy, and Who has de-
voted his aenticL 20 ne Treatment Of private diseases
thirty years fStters himself, having attended, 10 pac Ice for
many years aneuret 90 thoIssn, he e enabled
all diseases o private nature. matter h1 sg ay
from idaiicious mgdcal FRESHMEN, FROM ueEict thsir
Dr. Kings Dispenssry IL a "a Dsrcs street,
Cherry and the square Ehere be eErgs al easssci la
nature
GosoRHEk cured without nGpoieGs medicine nlerrEes
from business.
s1RIcRURzs Of oIior recent date eaeusl cured
ays By operator which pa- Where Stcn
exists, hs3 cannot BE enioye Perhaps no asaae elles
mischief and undcuniaes GRE couiaton 80 nuci
SYFHLls. with all diseases tie skE- crossing ou1 81 neg
lect bad treatment ~ cured fau days
sElLAE FEaKSEss- particular ittson having h gwen 70
his disease and all the consequences growing 0Esof q, hrouht
in many by the destructive habits d inc0usaerafe
Youths and excessive indulgence q tie passions, negsei q
which. viii undermine The constitute yte sub t urbl
Tor business society, sndeaUns Old age.
Females who may be aborng With any dcuy of TIE womb
may rest assured Of Immediate RELIEF.
Persons residing ahroa b writing md sng theiF case, via
fee enclosed, directed Dr. A. King, No 2 Uirck street
Nashville Tennessee VIII have the Necessary eieine ssn .
their address With necessary ecous- erct secrecy Observed
O5os hours ir1 o'clock Ia The aing un Oh ne essnia
may &ldsSEly
SOUTHERN PORTABLE PLANT aTEPS
Corn Feed and Elou- Ira Wis
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TTyRAYELLERS for the North and North from the South
Stas, procure Tickets from Charleston Savannah
Chattanooga, Montgomery, Maeon Wilmington, Knoxville
Lynchburg, Washington. Aanta Augusta to St Louis
Louisville Cairo, Hickman, Columbus, Evansville CINCINNATI
New Orleans, Ycburg, Psducah, smihland and Memphis
Nashville, Tennessee
FIRST class Railroads Steamboats, with close connections
points. Passengers arriving Nashy e Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad, directly boat without detention
Thss the quickest and cheapest route for those
West. H
Regular Cairo, Memphis and st. Louis Line
RS Fine steamboats, B. NJ. kunyan, Mnneonka, Saile West
Cuba and ]. g. Cline
One Of these Boats will leave Nashville every Il NJ
Meeting Cairo with Illinois Central Railroad
Nashville to st. Louis in Sixty hours.
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Reliance DuDieh, Ella, John ault Tempest leave Nash
Vile every Thursday and Tuesday, at l9 O'Clock, NJ
Nashville to Louisville Sixty hor and Cincinnati
Regular Memphis, New Orleans and VickS-
burg LiDe OF Boats.
James Johnson Nashville, L. Howard and Joseph
Savage One Of these Goats viii leave Nashville every other
day, time from Nashville to Memphis IS hours Yicks
bnrg, days; and to New Orleans in Seven Days.
leave Nashville day and wait for the arrival Of the
Passenger Trains before starting.
For hrstiass accommodation upon the Boats. Tickets be
procured the different points, at prices named in the annexed
Schedule of Rates:
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

offering FOR sale the House and Lot Cherry
4 now occupied BY Mr. s Weller
house very large and eoumodious containing
v servants cellars coal
Tie good orde most Of being recently rebuilt
adapted frat class boarding house than any
in Nashville.
Tne sixty feet front by seven
yve feet situated as to admit OF
an addition would render eommOdous any
the city.
large portion Of the bepurchaSed with
If desired.
we'll known that hDel keepg is in this city. most pro-
ntabe business, and ny wishing engage
ton this exceeu; opportunity procure eligible
ton Seng convenient all the business portions city,
For terms, &C., apply to f-aA
dc24-f A.v,s LIsDsLET.
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NUMBER 3S9.
as PRICE,, s9 oa " s nHgEa srRrNes
WV. e. EDDINs, Proprietor.

WIZ. Z. EDD1NSs Proprietor
yTyHEsE we'll known Springs stuaie 81 MILES South q XIX
tor Tenn viii he ready ts RECEIPT jon q Visitors the
18th Oh hs month The Proprietor is dstrmne aat ne
cnmmoations and ronFenenees q s peasaut sUrer ,t
shall not be sxelIe al any springs The south Eest The Sit
uation isLIgh aaa healthy atmosphere pure ana ne sesnery
and attraetve These Springs ari several Different
kinds Of water haiyeas F5He. &c. Of the best and purs
quales and ling virtues THOSE In quest o. heatn
New and splendid Ball ard Dining Rooms have Teen put
since season, ana otsr improvements made aGst IN
Post Oce has been ioa-e e. he sprngs and Daily
stage passes The springs iruuI NashTle &c Athens E n
way Two FenPin Alleys fox laissaa gilenn zee oice
Also situated in beautiful grove dscoured ron he s
Buildings, two other Ten-fn alleys and Billiard TABLES, ih
which connected splendid Bur Kept Is Lewis B1 FeiA
known as an orderly and hoR9b keeper, FOR the acco-
datioR q customers.
may i5-u We. EDDIS4
Nashville Onion Gnd A1licaa insert 20 ts aount d 80
and send bill to this oiice.--i'l riisff 1ifisalt.
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UTIEEIsN PORTABLE PLANT TEPS
Corn Tced and FIan- In VII

ES ia B IL II WI n Tt.
VpURR MHIssones ofaT sizes hsui mode losr snut
Mills. Mil gpndles, Mu Gearing, Boiling Cloth p an
number. Dutch brand. b-, hosting md regua IN
the manufactures, which enahes sell best aaes At @
PRICES
enx practical mechanic thoroughlY UNDERSTANDING he
theory and practise Of milling 0perdaus MIXERS aud h
wrights will find examine ny stock AL
prices before puchagu Al goods sold - are Warranted -
give satisfaction.
All orders and communications promPly attended q.
p. II. RYAN,
Cor College and Broad SIS, Nashyille, Isnn-
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Notice TO shippers.
E5 =
D.TCUS orpVoVrVs uE0r-CCD

Notice TO Shippers.
k3 = 80 e 80
RATES OF FLOUR REDUCED.
TEyHE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad will receive At
Nashville, WaInee, Shelby vile, and stations n 4 y. r
between Nashville and Warrsce, and give through receipts for
Flour by Car Charleston Savannah, dollar
barrel, through ltebldl T. W. COLE, supt
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
WHTIsIING other investments, propose
Nv all our Real Estate in Davidson county, follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
situated on franklin Turn within half the city,
and opposite eresdenee Of the late Joseph Horton,
Containing about Forty Acres
perhaps the most commanding site in thYciny Of Nash
Vile most desirable country residence. The house will
sold with u Is land the purchaser MAJ
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
known the Sim Tract situated the Smith Turnpike Od
Lebanon road within three miles of Nashville containing $50
acres The soil gOOd is we'll timbered
bedivied small tracts Of twenty wards, all Of
which admirably adapted for country residences gar
ders and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
on road occupied by T. C. McGampbe and formerly
owned by Thos Harding, cont lining about $50 This
pIaceis well knoEns need further description. 1t will
Also be divided purchasers. T. G. McCampbe will hcw
these places to any who will call.
All above property will be sold reasonable TERMS and
on a credit Of one, two, three and four years.
Apply to A. V. s. Lindsey Nashville OF to either of the
dersgnde, Ilee. q. hcCAMPBELL,
Six miles from Nashville,
j. A.MCChMPBBLE,
yassvilie
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BALTImoRE AND ONO
- q - - -
. RAILROAD.
treat National Route.

- RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
TEyERHTHNATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East and Wheeling BeDWood and Park
ersBurg the West st which places uies with Railroads,
Steamers, &c, for and from all points inthe
West, Southwest and NOrthsWest.
Fare 10 New York and Boston ONE D0BbA essthan via any
Two trains leave wheeling daily $50 P NJ and 1880
A. III.
Direct connections made by these trains -
For all the Eastern Cities
Thisis the only route to Washington City,
Pas by this Route visit Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA
New York and Boston, the cost Of ticket to Boston acne BY
otherlines. 3
Through Tickets TO the Eastern cities can be procured via
Washington city at an additional charge OF 80 w.
Quick time and connections.
tickets via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, any
the principal Railroad Oi6ces in the West.
Z. +. FULLER, GENT Western Agent
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
w. p Smith Master TRANSPORTATION iapi4
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THE POPULATION OF ILLINOIS The population
Of Illinois is estimated By the Chicago Times at l.,
10000 The Tine thinks that at the Presidential
election of 1854 Illinois viii have nineteen electoral
votes She has nov bat eleven. THERE'S no doubt
that, in population. Illinois is now the fOurh State
Ofthe Union. It will be close run between Indiana
snd Virginia for the Eth position.
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Manny's UOmDrned Reaper and

Manny's combined Reaper and
Hover.
IWTITH WOODS IlIPROVEMENTss-Th
w celebrated Machine eceved the first premium Of 6rsra
jOLD MEDAL, the eSteombned ReaPng and Moving Machine
a. great United Staes Agricultural Fair, held al Louisville
KY in SEPTEMBER 1857. The trial Of near SYRACUSE New
York Jay, where all the PR pa Machines in the United
States were thoroughly tested. The committee made their ards
hragh Marshal p Wilder, President United States Agricultural
Society," Louisville, Ky.
1t also received award the best Reaper and the best
Mover two separate committees, appointed BY the Pres
dent CT the Davidson County Agricultural Society, Nashville
in July 1851 over OF the machines in in Tenn
Nunierous other pr and awards this Machine
duriag the last season, every Msehnein America.
The above machines for sale by the undersigned,
B. Y. CHEATHAM,
General A gent for the State.
USHER, WHEELS 4 Co,
Naabviila
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MsLaaa,s 7alsaaie on Ltairasa.
J. H. MCLEAN. Sole Proprietor.
HOUSE AND LOT FOIE SALE.

UYa decree Of The County Court o. Davidson county,
isef at the April term, Esd On tie above cause. will
800 AZ the court house IN Nashville SATURDAY.
an av OF june next. lot d ground fronting % feet inches
Cherry street. uinnng back to Cdde street, upon Eh
acgnlfortable brick house.
TERMsOne and two years croit without interest VII bs
gisn notes with good security rqurei retained.
may4dktEtd = r CHEATuAhf, Q. 4 II.
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MeLEAN,s gTRENaTHEKINa coRDIAL
LIVER coMrLAiST, DgsFEPsIA. IAvSDlo

LIZ Eis tV'-i i-aAtAit D1''i LISA 1At N-'ieL.
Chronic or NrrVeus 8cbiIify, Di.enses
OF the kiaBry-. nud all BisCuss-
uri~ing from u 3i~SracEed Liver Or
Stomach, BysPeP-iH,
Heartburn, Inward Piles, Ae.ii'y CT sickness Il tha
Stofntch, Fuiiness " }11i I'D, U si D Pain ~
Swimming in the ield, Tllqiiafi.u e fle urarr.
Fine-s Weight 10 The ST. fna ID Sour E-ucts. iaI7.
e4flsius o. Suifpcltiug 1rling whfu lying @ ru.
Dryu-~S or Iei.1wuc7s of fh- Ssiu aui Eyes- Ni-lE
SWaat. fuwaf't F-v--s. fl in ta S1a % she fs7rk
Chsst vr Sile, SliSn Fil-h-s Gf hssE Depression u
Srifif- Fri-iti8i Dl.tuls, Lantr q. Uesfaniaurg
any NsrsoUs Disease, sores BiatEh.9 the Skin.
AL Fever aud Agl. lur tlills -lI ieyeri. % viu
alto rar- Diseases = tie nlltier ard Wrsrh sHeh
SFrHiHd Il raEua-si ig.aufi1ca-e af trll.r, etrl-
ghry, inflammation or Weakness of the womb
Bladder. Whites. etc.
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The greatest Remedy en- TIE world This cordial
+ distilled from Jerry known oiiy % myself and
elsmcalls cOmbncl vita saIl- of che mf-t yuiuibls
ma7liciuIl roots hrri- and tu-ks known 90 the mind
Of Inln- viz: HLnIn Rom. BAGS ll80T, WILD
CHEEEY EAEE, lEL4W DaCE- UtSuELIoy, S,EstF-
AHlLLAs ELbEE FfpuFEs, with Others. rrJluliu. Gle
most iufiaie rlG.-y t1r tir Restoration Of health
ever kupsu. II j. u.tuasz own gsrlHdE curing dls-
ea~s b. natural EUs- Whsr taken. rs iufirsncs p
t-it cuursigg tisnu-n even vein oi fhe iay. ufv-
inE AMI efafiH The cir-ulatnn q tie tilod lt
neutrHiz-s any biia'ls mHtfrr u the stomach, al
ttrn-tbeus the Whole Organization.
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WALKER AND HIS MovEAIENTs.-A correspondent
Of The New Orleans Pielyuns writing from San Frsr
cisco, under date OF the 29th ult., says:
The usual amount of mystery attends the move
msnts of Gen. Walker The fact is now well knOEn
here that some persons are quietly purchasing
considerable amount of FIRE arms in this city. This
has been going on for more than a week. The fact
is, the little Grey Eyed Man of Destiny" is be
coming theme of cogation Cor all those who think
Walker fully intends organising another expedition
against Central America. We have it here that
Government have ordered a naval vessel TO the Pc
cho coast for the special purpose Of watching his
movements He is seldom seen conVersng With any
person, but is certainly actively al work at some
thing. Time will soon reveal what il all means.
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IT rs DELICIOUS 10 TAKE.

CAUrTay.-E.rarr Of druggists or 3.1,ars who 1f-y
TN 10 Iuiuron yu some llJfr- Srsf 1rill tr1shs
Whi-h they buy cheap. fy FrEiHg g. p JUST as
rr.i. hrnil su-h men Ask Co ~ -il.n's S,srf-fh-
eing Coriial- and tl's nothing cl-s- b. 81 tie ontF
remedy thit 30 purify tia blood th0rdr-t,y ari at
tive time 1iEfli-u tho SYSTEM.
One Tablespoonful taken every nr- iisi.n-i T.
cerfaiu preventive fr 90 1ess Ci.i-!s rad Iefer.
yellow Fever, any Prey-i1ag disease. Il IS PISS ~
in large BOTTLES.
Price only 81 Per boii.e, or 6 hofii-s Or s..
.. H. MCLEAN.
Sole pTor-i-fc- rf fhis Cordial.
Also M-Lcsas Ar'e--ic ui Lialu rat-
PRINCIPAL Darat ga tie c8r.tr IL Ilili ard Zine
gfreafs Ts.nF.- D
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1889.

1859. STRING GOODS. 1889,
EVANS & co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS In FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, va Z
RIkTIES, CLOTHING. BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, BONNETS. &C.
No. L, Nashville Inn Block,
BASHFILLE TENNESSEE.
VETE are now receipt Stock Goods the Spring
Wv Trade, which would call the attention Of Mer
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods Varieties Clsng, Boots
shoes, Hats, BOnnets, &C, &c.
ark feel satisfied that in assortment and style our stock
offer Inducements to purchase Of us.
fehe4-d EVANS CO. /.
DRY GOODSI DRY GOODSI
McWHIRTER BROS.
For the Fail Trade.
We receipt Of the desirable and we'll selected stock
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
wehavc offered to the the retail trade.
VWAvING purchaaed the ergst Importers and
Commission Houses in the Eastern Cities feel no hest
fancy in saying that we are thereby enabled to sell goods as
LOW PRI e Il s
and On Reasonable Terms as any house in the city,
Our present stock embraces every variety Of p
New and FashiOnable Designs,
such asvery handsome Robes Ala;
a. :: e 1.S Fssis; E
French DsLaines, Plain and Fancy
Freneh and English MerinOes:
FaconiaPlaids;
L4yelas, for Travelling Dresses 2
DBege's;
Plaid MeTino, English and French;
Every style Shaw Plain and Fancy Dress sksand Cloaks
Silks all gradcs together with other article too teliOusO
mention
YehaYe also very large stock of Staple Goods,
Bleached Domestic all grades;
I0Sl2-4 bleached Sheeting; ...
- inch Pillow Cottsn;
Al Brown Sheeting;
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Al and 81 sea island do;
Bro. and bid drills;
Pd Liusey, all kinds
FlaDnels, all eolors, qualities and pricesi
Canton Flannels
Negro blankets;
Bed Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown jeans Kerseys Sanetts Cassmeres VesngS, Shirts,
Fronts, Coars, and fact every article person
find in complete retail store.
keep constantly hand complete stock Of Boots and
Shoes, Caps Dufour Co.'S Anchor brand Boiling
ohs Carpets To all Of which the attention OF
the trading community. Our motto Is to sell cheap the
cheapest. McWHIRTER BROS.
sepl5 No. 81, North Market street,