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onR MUSICAL FHIENn.

WEEKLY publication Of Sheet AIusc suitable for the play,
cfs singers the Home circle consisting xtec
pages size stitched in handsome contains
popular dances Of the day arrangements
vorite OPERAS sceuas songs, taads airs Sc abundant
supply every thing that the popular taste demands
dicult always Instructive and fresh aud delightful.
The avcr with which OUR MUSICAL FRIEND has been re-
public and the c0mmendatien the
Press guarantees its WORTH cheap
and elegant exist other country The
the regular would least twenty
times what costs Ia sour Musical Frend Variety
enee secured by subcr eo ea cheap much
needed Pieces by the following composers have appeared the
first ten numbers the speak for themselves Mozart,
Lover, Warsein Meyerbeer Foow Burgmuer f. Schubert
Verdi, Doidze Strauss, Mu-ad lalberg Bale, ROsn j.
Weier Kucken, sreyer Ab c. A. Macarren, Bellin, II.
Smart Ascher Crouch Albert Bishop, Auter Paeselo Lind
painter Bte,yen &c All these pieces within the range Of
ordinary players and singers and invariably characterized by
delicious melody aud easy accoInpaniments
Oar Musical Friend
published Weekv, price 10 cents, may ordered from any
BOOKSELLER periodical be sent direct from the
Office Of publication at the following yearly SIS year
81 so Clubs copies $l4 copios S26 10 copies $40 per
for half year No subscription taken less
than months, payable in advance.
Office Our Musical Friend l3 Frankfort street. New York
c. B. SEYMOUR co.
jan25-lmd&w Proprietors.
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NEW AREsA

TEVRAVELLERs for the North and North the South
procure Tickets from Cha isston, Savannah
Chattanooga, Montgomery, Macon, Wilmington knoxville
Iyndrurg, Washington Atlanta, snd Augusta, st Ious
Louisville, Cairo, Hickman Columbus, Evansville Cincinnati
Ney Orleans Vekurg Paducah Smithsnd. and Memphis Ma
Nashville Tennessee.
class Railroads and Steamboats, with close connections At
all points Passengers arriving Nashville, Nashville ami
Chattanooga Railroad go directly boat without detention
Thsis the quickest and cheapest bound for The fr
West
Regular Cairo, Memphis and 81. EOuis Line
The Fine steamboats, Z. NJ hunyan Bnne,onka Sails West
Cuba and J. q. Cline.
One Of these Boats win leave Nashville every 2 NJ
Meeting at Cairo with Illinois Central Railroad and from
Nashville to St. Louis in Sixty hours
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets,
Reliance, Duneh, Ella, John ault and Tempest leave Nash
Vile every Thursday and Tuesday, o'clock time from
Nashville to Louisville Sixty hours and Cincinnati four days
Regular M EN- hiss New Orleans and VicIsS-
burg Line OF Boats.
James johnson, Nashville E. Howard Rover and Josepb
inc Savage One Of these oats wiz leave Nashville every other
day. at nOon time Om Nashville Memphis hours Vcks
bnrg, five days; and to New orleans In Seven DAYS.
Boats leave Nashville the arrival Of the
Passenger Trains before starting
For hrstcass accommodation upon the Boats. Tickets can he
procured at the different points, prices named in annexed
Schedule Of Rates:
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tbs Peach CROP NoRTH.-The Worcester Mass }
Spy says thai. according to the indications in that
region, the fruit buds of the peach tree were very
generally. if not universally, destroyed by the se-
we're colds of January 10th to such an extent that
no crop of any amount can be looked for.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-13

The Fayetteville Observer learns that Mr.. JO>
seph Mcmillan, of Lincoln county, came to very
sudden death on the 9th inst. He had just entered
his house with srmful of wood, purposiDg to
replenish he FIRE. snd while standing the hearth
dropped dead. The deceased was about 20 years Of
sge and was highly esteemed and respected by all
who knew him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-13

DELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY, on Front near
ID Broad street. The subscriber respectfully his
thanks the public for past Tors sos continuance
patronage in the above line; also,
COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING,
Together with every description Metal Turnings, Metallic
Packings, Balhit Metal and Castings.
Soda Fsun Generators, Ale Pumps and Pumps Of every
description manufactured to sE3er required AZ short notice.
Cash wiz be paid At AL nesisr Old Copper and Brss
Aur25-d 3. COLE.
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II is said that the population along the Platte ard
tributaries amounts to one thousand mea and only
five white women. We suppose balls aad parties
are rlther rare in that region, and eouriipg an
obsoleta iSea
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-13

The Bostonians propose to close ali the offices of
the city government, ring the bells, sad fire ma
tiOnal falutes at morning, and night, on the
22d Of February, in commsmOratiOn of the 127th
birth day of Washington
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-13

1t is proposed in New Orleans to raise the tax on
theatrical performances. The PicGy,as advocates
the policy of reducing the taxes on these exhibi-
tiOrs and raising them Oh the performances of the
circus The reason assigned for the latter is that
circusses are mostly patrOnized by negroes. 1t
thinks theaters afford amusement that is necessary
to keep young men cut of mischief We think the
Picdyune is not far wrong.
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There is hog at the Grand Junction, which win
weigh, when made fiat, sixteen hundred pounds. So
says the Holly Springs Hsrald-Asmphis Bulletin
What will his bOgship weigh when made round
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SHAKER SEEDS.

FF01t INetF TuFHe3F O0HLt UNION, nv.
We always keep supply these Seeds, they many
friends who prefer them to the Northern growth.
Gardnrs and families who wish their supplies had
better send in their orders before broken
ja9 RAINS & BROWN.
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The Tax Assessors of Lincoln county have agreed
to value No. Degros, men or women. at 81 OOO and
best quality land at $50 per acre. Second or
third rate will be valued according to eircumstan
ces and the judgment of the Assessors.
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Some writer says pretty woman is one of the
Institutions the eountry-an angel gIory. If the
angels loved her as the nea do. she wOnld be the
glory of the angels
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mamny's COmDIned Reaper and
lTRNeF.

EETITII WOODS IMPROVEMENTS s-ThIs
celebrated MAchiner eeeive the premium of r4rd
3oLD MEDAI the hesteomblued eaping Moving Machine
q the great United States agricultural Ear held Louisville
KY in September, S57 The trial Syracue New
York, in Jaiy where ell the Prpsl Machines the Untd
states thoroughly tested The committee made s-
thrs5gh Marshal p Wilder Pressu Unitc States Araitera
Society, Al Louisville, Ky.
X also Reaper.
Mower before two separate appointed
dent q the Davidson County Agricultural Socey, NashFa
IN July, l1 most Of the machines in Tenn
Numerous other premiums and awards aa.hirs
during the last season, every Machinein Ansuca
The above machines are for sale b. the nnderigned,
D Z. CHEATHAM,
GsEersI Agent for the State
FIsHER, WHEELS 4 co
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The Cllrksvile Jc9srsOHiaa learns that work
man FAMED Doyle, the lower Red River Bridge
fen from that structure one day last week, dis
tance of forty or fifty feet, breaking his leg and
otherwise sustaining painful bruises
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MHRSHAL's NOTICE.-M

M ARSHALsS NOTICE.-NcEnnis 4 Co., the
lFS Steamboat DeiawaTe.-By virtue % Warrant Of Arrest
issued from the District Court and fer the Middle District Of
Tennessee in the above directing NE 10 e said
boat Delaware her machinery, boats, tackle. apparel and uTn
ture, and under order Of the lion. est H. Humphreys, Judge
Of the said COurtI Jesse Cleuerts, MTs~lOft said Court
do hereby publication Of the aud Of said
steamboat her machinery beats ce, apparel and furniture
and cite all persons general hO have pretend have
right title therein appear before said Judge
the said District Court, the Of said Court in the
Capitol Nashville the 2Jth day February iJ, If it
court day. else the day next following 10 O'clock in
forenoon. aere to the sid beanis, Of
contract civil and MARTINEZ further do and receive
this behalf justice shall appTtan. This 9Th day % Feb
Tuary, 1859. J. B. CLEMENTS, L. s. MaIshal for the
febl0-dtd Middle District Of Tennessee
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The gold fever is decidedly raging throughout
the West and hundreds of young men are prerar-
ing to start early in be spring for the newly
covered mines CT Western Kansas In many Of the
large towns, companies of 50 to 100 are being or
eanized
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-13

The sum Of Sl2 600 has been subscribed to ca
able the Virginia State Agricultural Society to pur-
chase the fair grounds al Richmond
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~ iSHtNS = change business sdsring fer ale NJ
Ea m sumner county containing about 100 acres,
we miles souh OF tie 4atn and Nashville pike a
river and about the distance from The ifsner-
sOnsie station on the Louisville Nashville R4sond anf
Ly e ai distance between Nashville Gaaiin Ther
ana 9oO acres open for cultivsonI5U acres ia blue
sAs' s atnee well tmhsre with oa poplar sl- ra1s
&c, oeng veil adapted to the growth rass and NJ oser
c's peeaaf % us lstitude-
BreS Dwelling Eith sax Negro Kitchen srors si-s
Ice House, Cos an3 Horse Stabs and all amer pess- -
onan besides there Is on the place sss cul1r 80
Mn % norse power engiue) with plenty timber 10 snare -
e place 70 kep u up FOR nur Of years and young h
ara Just nov IA bngl Of 100 select peach apple trse %
also irse ISL pond we'll stocked. Stock and other ste ~
y and OF good quaity Ang wanting good stock Fsrn
and desirable House IN Of the Ia ne
see viii 60 well 70 examine spreuses tract
81 S4or oae hai, oro0 intending all imprrEsuenr
pnce, Oueourth cash, the taazce aud years. on
hail. 0 with improvements, third esh the Iancs
on and years for further partcEars apply address
the subscriber, Turner roster ESQ., Navie or 10
Mr. Oliver Psrits The premises
ian5-6m W. D. WAETOH
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DaiIg Onion L 3meritan

Oarry. IS; rrl-wseAry, s.; weekly, Sc.
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NNE will keep constantly hand assortment Of pows
w manufactured at the Tennessee PIOW FactO.
rys Farmers would do well give call before purchasing
y we can sell them good steel pOw has been offered
Tor sale IN this city, twenty per cent less than YOU
nave been Payingf the same quality of plows.
, z. a. c. ANDERSON,
tebo-u 30 and % corner Broad and College streets
Nashville Tenn.
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4 OFFER 10000 Apple, Pear, Peach, Cherry, sad -
other Fruit Trees from to three years growth -
all very hns. viii deliver them ths order ~
Gail, Vanleer 4 Co., Nashville. -
The Apple 10 each large Pear 50
each Plum 50 each Cherry q
the finest acclnaei varieties. snip nom here any pont
". +. FALL,
ocrsQ, ,5s-lk ktEfn. ClarkxsiiIe. Tsun.
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REcCRACKEN EQUITY AND CRIMINAL
I'VE COURT, kY.M u Byrne and Others, plaintiffs
boat Envoy and Others GefeHanIn pursuance order
Of sale Tie shove entitled made the January term,
1859, Of said Court, will proceed sell highest bidder
the steamboat Envoy her engines furniture, tackle, the
public landing in front Of the city OF Paucah hy Thurs
day, the l. tn day Of February. lSjJ.
TERs-Iayment 10 be made in three equal insalmeuts st
three, and nine months purchaser giving bond with approved
security eject law upon
whirh execution may issue. GEORGE B. GRUNDT.
sheriff
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large supply from this house, put up boxes containing 20
papers. assorted, to suit the country trade.
These seeds equal any In the market prefe
them from having been grown 81 Ear North.
We have also large supply Of Beans and Peas by the gaoI
nd bushe
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NUMBER 3O9.
1000 ACRES or HEAVY rIMREaED LAND
FOR SALE

SSTEAH Saw and Grst Mil, nearly, IN good runuzor
- der situated asout io miles rcm Nashville. miles
Springfield * miles Of the Edgede.d and keufky
the whole there about 50 o. cleared land Eh zoc
country huild!nss splenid failing springs.
hom sprnaei Nashville is about to Be opened hroayh &
This tract would make splendid Stsck Farm, and is rstats
I6acco land timber almost gsaSI
dpoements . lumber men, persons desiring good an cer
stock Tobacce FsTn.
Persons desiring see VIII call Wn Cunamssss
On he premises. Dr. W Farmer. Of Sprdsij g y
vance IN Nashville. The NIL Is cutting ron d49
% t t Of lumber per yCruuiar and plenty Of gocd
TIMBER convenient the MI get hsv;ng cf
ne And lies mostly level, sal has hne Of eonsns
water running through the same
decS-d&r=3u WlF n crgrsTrNea
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Fresh Garden Seeds.

LARGE and we'll assorted stock Fresh Seed Just received
IA from the following we'll known Seedsmen. They will be
open and ready for sale MONDAY next, Janulry Sd.
D. LANDRETH & SON.
Philadelphia, Pc.
10000 paper assorted Seeds;
100 Pounds 81 Cs
In store and arrive Of their Seeds the character Of which
we'll known they need recommendation from
JOHNSON, ROBINS AGO.,
PropTietors Of the american Seed Gardens,
WiAsrsfe19 Conn.,
900 dozen assorted from this This is cid
eeent houe and perhaps sell seed than house
New England.
We the first introduce Seeds this market
till their wholesale agents
Their seeds have given full satisfaction, ard we'll
pleased with the superior quality Of vegetables produced from
them that Trey VIII have other Among their Seeds will be
found some varieties not heretofore brought here.
RHSHEK.
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ROCA,S BALSAM FGR PULMONARY AND
TTRERCIIAR CONSI .MPTION.


TENHE publcis put possession OF of the most extra
ordinary what has heretofore teen
seel ncurube disease, being OuiSV rd ApPllca-
IiOn, which seemingly miraculous, and its
having none attributes which make the
compounds in general use.
pamphlet containing directions letters from distinguished
and individuals and other documentary evidences,
will accompany the remedy.
Mr. James Rees having ceased the agent the
price has been reduced It only be obtained
proprietor letter directed TO g. hOCA, box % P
o. Philadelphia, Penn nov3O-d6m
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AARON STRETCH,
TTfwHOLEsALE AND RETAIHrf7
DRUG GEST

O0RRgR or COLLEGE AND UNION .STREETS
STRETCH, has just nurue from the East vgh largs
superior assortment Of owing articles Together
with Others pertaining to the Drug us2es to which be
invites the anton OF one and al that wish pure unau
teraed articles, which purchased from hand I'm.
porters TIE Ladies are especially requested and exare
sistng in part Of the fClloWing,Yiz;
Otto Rose in fine cut walls.
Extract Kiss-me-Q Quickly
do R0ndeleti, something and very fine;
All the Franginal preparations
Musk and YeTlena Toilet water
Tooth Brushes with all the new patterns,
Hair do a large ya.iety;
ErasiYe Soap, for extracting grease
All Of Lubin's fine Ex-Geuuine Musk soao:
Lubn's Rose soapi Brown Windsor Soap
Oriental Gropsi Lows Genuine Honey Soap;
FaFina Cologne: Glyeerine and Canap1or IA
Fine Toilet Bottles; Wash Balls;
Fine Toilet Powders Zig PasteaDd GEzz Drops;
Tooth Soap; Juiube Paste, &c.
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Z. Z. GLASCOCK;

4. Fs. GLASCOCk;;
A UCTIONEER AND GENERAL AGENT, would oferh
"a the public, Agent for the sale Of Real Is tae
Negroes, Furniture Dry Goods, Groceries, other species
property either in town or country Being determined to de
vote time the above business and having had considerable
experience fatter myself that satisfaction to those
who may line always be found at the
Counting Room Of the Office, where, absence,
ders NAV he left marS-u
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CENTR Al II AILR DAD.
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~ II " . w - II l. a. o.,
WHOLESALE GROCERs, AUCTION AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQCORS, CE-
CARS, TOBACCO, AND ALL DESCRIP-
TEONS OF COUNTRY PRODGCE,
No. Market Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
AI now IN stord and offer for sale full stock of Groceries
Cgars, Tobacco Liquors. and wish to purchase ths fol.
Corn, Lard and Bacon---we will pay the highest
jal4, 50. BEN. NJ. NOEL co.
nATS.---IQOOlb OOl bushels good sound Oats.
" ljali,j9l BEN. NJ NOEL & co.
CREEN APPLES.---i,OOO bushels good green Apples
N in barrels or loose. ljal4l BEN. NJ. NOEL & co.
nRIED FRUIT. .---lOOOO bushels dlied Apples and
II dately. [jal4 BEN. NJ. NOEL & co.
NLLLET SEED.---5,OOO bushel good clean Millet
4tA seed. LAS. BEN. NJ NOEL co,
GoSfja7I"o'0oO iai5 Eggs for r''king bTx NOEL co
ENEATHERS, BEESWAX, AND GINSEN G.
II We will pay The highest market price in CS for all that
EORN! CORN I've want to purchase Immediately y
~ 10000 bushels good ercantable Corn. either
loose ljal4 i5g[ BEN. NJ. NOEL co.
EDEA NUTS ---5O,eOO bushels Pea Nuts to fill order.
jal4, 50 BEN NJ. NOEL & CO.
COpartnership Notice.
VEV O. HARRIS, W. Il. GORDON, W. o. HARRIS, and P. B.
a. aAhhiS h''st day "'ted themselves together un.
KARRIS. GORDON Il CO.,
,oK TIE FURPosE or 1RAssACT1voA
GENERAL COMM MISSION
Forwarding Business,
1t The old stand Of y. H. Gordon d Co., Easaci1e, Tenn
W. H. GoNDON & Co.. will continue the Factory and Mil
Agency as HERETOFORE in the Warehouse being erected al
joining the one occupied by Harris, Gordon x Co.
Nashville Nov. !, 1855
Fine Imported Brandies for Sale.
\ Pipes. jules Robine & Co. Cosnac Vintage 1859.
5 i Alex seignette q 1850
/ Tnnchon Old Scotch Whisky, very fine
The above Invoice of Brandys will sell to the trade cheap
Deoi5 -'- ~ HARRIS, GORDON & Co.
WHISKY.
SOn BARRELS Deans Aurora Whisky;
OUU 200 do Sam Hae's u DpIs dc ,ouDo,, 70
In store and Tor sale by HAKkIS' doRDON < CO.
TURK'S ISLAND SALT.
aROA BAGS 7. I. Salt, in store and for sale by
%UUU HARRIS GORDON co.
SJNDRIES.
- = HALF BARRELS Nolasses;
- :6j de- Land Plaster;
IN store 80 I'D sffs; s; N NJ. sop HARRIS, GORDON co.
TOBACCO.
SAAA BOXES LanghOrne & Sons Gold Leaf Tobacco;
~ "
50 do Jos GOdVin's Rosebud Tobacco;
80 do Keen & Smiths Tin Foil Tobacco;
In store and for eby HARRIS. GORDON & co.
COTTON ROPE.
QA0 REELS Bed Cord and Plough Line Cotton Cord
ePNBVb in store and for sale by
HARRIS, GORDON &CO
GLOVER SEED.---I5 barrels PennsyIVa.
Y mia Glover Seed. Just received and for sale by
decl5-t HARRIS, GORDON co:
FAIRBANKS SCALES.
A FULL Stock Of all Sizes in and for sale by
n now HARRIS, GORDON & co.
EILOVER SEED --Fifteen bbls Pennsylvania Glove
Y ! Seed, just received and for sale by
Decl5 HARRIS. GORDON & Co
sRRA BOXES Werk Thelets Star Candles in store and
SbNBNB for by HARRIS, G0RDhN & co.
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JUST CEIV SD
CHARLES ROB SON
FRUITS.

100 RoyEs Fir. crasl.r', T.rpsro.,. and osa-- IN.
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RAILROAD OMNIBUS LINE.
CRAIGHEAD d CO.,
Hardware,

% PUBLIC SQU.ARE, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
EAMES B. CRAIGuEAD having purchased the entire interest
- Of Mr.. WI II. MINCHIN, in the business OF Crsghea aE
MnCn, alone authorized the Of the late hrm IN
hquiaon and will continue the business at the old stand No
Qpuhlic SQUARE under he title above. maJ24
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DRUSHES.-A large stock IF Shoe, Paint Yarnish and
I'D Artist Brushes, just receTedand Cor salelow by
A. STRETCH
VACCINE MATTER.
EUsT receyeda good supply Of and reliable Vaccine Mat
- ter A. STRETCH. Druggist.
et29 Corner College and Union streets
ENINE TEAS.s-Just received from large I.Dportes sf
Teas, good assortment OF Imperial Gunpowler Solong
and Black Teas for sale by the large small quantity by
A. STRETCH.
YRINGES.--Larges Of syringes some entirely new
- Rterns. lust received and for sale BY ASTRETCH
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A Fine Country Residence FOR sale.
ANING determined carry Negroes 10 the Soutf S
HI l will sell about Three or Four Hum fsessss
dred Acres Gf hands being part Of The tract up aeeS
on which reside, situated good Turnpike Road,
about thirteen Nashville, Of the best
hoodsin williamson county. Soil equal TO N the State. For
particulars apply the premises to A V. 5 iuey
in Nashville
sep9-du +. A.PEkhlNs.
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r A y y Q y g 4 e A N 8
BETWEEN PIETsBURG AND PHILADELPHIA.

THE Capacity or Tbs EeUAL TO Any IN rr coryTRy
THREE THROUGH
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H.
RAINES & BROWN,
DRUGGISTS AND PRESCRIFTBONESTS,
NO. 10 SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
complete assortment Of English and American Chemicals
n PSe and unadulraed Drags fresh and genuine Extracts
select powders, ETC., always o hand.
FLAVORING EXTRACTS, ETC.
Lemon Rose Vanilla Pine Apple Strawberry Celery Almond,
Raspberry Peach and Orange Exets for havoriag Best Ber
muda Arrow Root Isngass, Gloves, nes Cinnamon, etc.
RAINS & BROWNS
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT'

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
RALTTWORE AND OHIO
Eks Il - 5s5ss.. z:s,.5ssss -S
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
TWNFRMTNATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East and Wheeling. BenWOod and Park
eTsburg which places ites with Railroads,
Steamers, &c, for and from all points In the
West. SOuIIl-Ts est and Northwest.
trains Wheeling daily 1920 p NJ. 1910 4. NJ
Direct connections made by these trains
For all thc Eastern Cities.
This Is the only to ashington City.
Passengers this Route visit Baltimore, philadelphia
New Ysrk and Boston, at the cost Boston alone by
other lines.
Time quick and fare as low via other Route.
Inquire tickets Baltimore Ohio Railroad at any
of the principal Railroad Olices in The West.
4. +. FULLER, Gen'l Western A gent
J.. VI. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
W p Smith Master TRANSFORMATION. deco
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dAULDNG ANDERSON, CHURCH ANDERSON
Lebanon, Tenn Ndshrille Tenn
Il. ~ G. DEIsSON,
wHoLEsALg GROcERs, PRODUCE AND
Omission IERCHANTS
BRANDIES, WINES, WHISKY, &C.,

HHANDIES, WINES, WHISKY, Nc.,
ALSO,
Dealers in Bacon, Lard and Country Pro-
duce, of Every Description,
Corner Of College and Broad sts.,
NASHV WILLIE, TENN ESSEE.
NEE are now in receipt Of large and well assorted
w Groceres Liquors, &c 10 which invite the
the trade.