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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-13

CONTENTS ssr str
FrRsT PAaE.-An Exciting Episode in a Court
Layer sent to Jail for Contempt Important to
Nashville; The Discomfort in India; The Bsld-
more BOnaRarie; Our Demaaas on Mexieo-Want
of Power to Enforce them.
FOURTH PAog-Latest from Pixies Pesk-Ncns
of the Diggings Paying bnt Gregory's-Great Fire
aud LOss Of Life; A skirmish with The Indians
-Four Indians Killed ana one White Man Wounded
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RICHMOND, Va, July 20. Jennings Wise and
p. II. Ayett have left this city 20 fight duel. War
rants have heen issued for their arrest.
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moNETARY AND CommnRoIAL


with Il the first indications Of relaxation. which expected
after the heavy payments incident the fist Of the
Most Of the Bank officers. however held to the opinion that
early fall demand for money will saen up the rates by The mid
Of September dispatch New York. dated the evening
of the 9th, says:
tendency TO an Increased however is not deemed
enough materially the rates Of discount it manfesng
itself chiefly In the negotiation OF call loans The abatement in
gold contributed the eer supply,
for temporary 5 cent has been accepted to day first
securities; ruisg figure cent which lenders
than early in the week On paper, the
long fully sustained and in most rather
desirable may cent. while short bills still
scarce and go readily at 6g951z P.eent.
The demand for Land New York reported good,
while the supply The quotations 9Th show
considerable advance in prices, as follows:
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DIR. j. G.. AVER & co.
RORE TO BE APA1RED THAN TIE
Il ICH ST DTADEM

Worn by Kings or EmpeFOrs
What! Why a Be2utifuI Head of Hair.
DECAUsEits the ornament God Himself r4osis for an
Reader, although the r0ss may bloom ever 80
brightly in the glowing cheek the be sparkling ne
teet Be those Of pearls, II the head IS % q its covering, %
me hair be nae and sarveied arat and DRY, still,
fsprnkled with gray, nature viii lose haf Der charms Prof
Woods Hair Restorative, Il usd two Or three tines week wiz
the following and judge The writer is the celebrated Pianist
7tsL5erg:
DsGr SFPeruit me to express 70 you the obgatonsI
about the time Of arrival in the Unts States rapidly
becoming bu tupon The Application Of a RestO-
very wonderful Hyention. quite earous As we'll ss
agreeable an, dear sir, yours truly,
'sDrych az Guyiiolye..'' . --'-''''''s.
Welsh EsvsPsPsr oaiee q Nassaa 8 April ia, Isss.
PRos u J. EooD: Dedr oirsone month or SIX weeks ago
received sottle Of your Iar Restorative and gave my vie.
who concluded try her hair thinking a ne tine
As = Toaa rss nc S 6 70 5 o5a1i color eas 70 hss
that Evnd ~ effect Of turning al the gray hairs brown
identifying and thcenng hair strongly
recommend the shove Restorative to al persons want Of uch
eangsh Of their hair. CnARLES CARDEW.
hEw YORK, July Is, 1867
PRoE O. J. WooO: With confidence do recommend you
Hair Restorative, being The eczcisas article ever NV
gradually grown dark and now gI
confident that few more applications viii restore them their
natural color. II also has rseveme Of dandru and E
pleasant itching common among per who pespTe freely
j. @. kIEBY.
OF and turning gay fast becoming bald, and Ia sed
many remedies effect. commenced using your Resor
tive in January last few applications fastened my hair arly
Il began to l up out and turned hack former osor
lbackl At tins time uiy restored 70 its original eoloE
health, AID and ehey recommend rs All
The Restorative IS put 10 in bottles Of sizes, VIZ Iare me-
dum and SMALL the small holds pint retails Tor one
dollar per bottle the medium holds per cent nsrs
the large holds quart forty per cent proportion,
o. j. WOOD CO ,Propriesors 3Ie Broadway New York. lin
tie great n Z. Wire Railing EsabkmsntJ and ia Aarks; 81
And SOFA b all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealsr
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The experts of Breadstu from the United States Grea
Britain and Ireland September lst compare follows

BIuMoRE, July 9Wheat has declined lO95c; sales of
White at 81 30a9 $50; Red 81 259I So
Nv HoRK July 9-Four has declined lO95c sales Of $500
bs at So 05 70 for State S66 GO for Ohio and SG6 50 for
Southern Wheat has declining tendency: sales White
Sl59L18; Western Red at S509l So; and Milwaukee Club
at Ss Corn is scarce and has advanced sales of l00 bus
at tlc for Mixed and Yellow.
CIEoSATI July 9Flour unchanged and dull; sales of 700
bbls at $4,000 for Supene. Wheat in fair request and prices
unchanged sales 500 bus prime White 25 prime
Red CLIO; 900 prime White s 81.
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Great bargains.

We selling lot of very good Shoes cost on
being little old style They going very WIKI
want them had better call soon
July ST. FARRAR, DISMUKES CO.
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GUmELASTiC sUspENnERs

TEyHE Fancy and Dry Goods 5obbs Nashville are invited
to examine fail line Of the above goods, from Yu
carised Rubber unerte Goodyear Patent. Also assortment
Of lower grades made oEl Common Rubber and fpr 10y
package only the Office Of the 'eW Haven suspender
Works., o. Reade Street, New York, between Broadway
Church Streets. CHARLES q. JUDSON,
tuns6 ReleAgsnt
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River News.
New Orleans nIarIknt

ST. LOUIS. July 12.-The river has fallen C inch
e in the last "a hours. All the upper streams are
declining
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL The PURPOSES OE A FAMILY PHYSIe

are composed that disease within the range Of ter
action rarely Withstand OF evade them Their PEN
Grating properties Search and cleanse and nviQorate
every portion Of the human organism, correcting rs
consequence Of these properties. the invalid who IS
bowed down with pain physical debility astOnshed
70 md his health or energy restored BY remedy az
once so simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints Of
every body, but also many formidable and dangerous
diseases The agent below named pleased to furnish
gratis my American Almanac, containing certificates
of their and directions for their use in the follow
ing complaints: C0stfreess, Heayr5iU7, Headache,
arising from disoydersd stomach Nausea Indigestion,
Pam ~ and Morbid fRacti0a oftie B0ice Fatlsaey,
plants, arising from low state Of the body obstrue
ton Of its functions. They are an excellent Alternative
for the renovation Of the blood and the restoration Of
tone and strength TO the system debitated by disease
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Macon county Tenn wentyone miles Northeast Of Gal.
latin and four and half miles East Of the Nashville
Louisville Turnpike. will be opened ready reception
of visitors and invads the 18th OF Springs
we'll known for their high and healthy locality and the great
efficacy Of their mineral waters that tbs
unnecessary Charges For regular $40 ger
Children, twelve years preeI
Transient Boarers from p 50 yer day. per
day We will have hack regularly every day during
season, meet the Nashville and Louisville Stage Rock
house carry visitors and from the Springs.
WIN. A. DEBOW & CO.,
ronriafora
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Died,

In this city, Sunday Evening the 10th ins after painful
AID lingering Illness RACHEL MATILDA second daughter Of
Henry and Esther Harris aged Is years and months.
God giveth and taketh away"
On the dawn of useful life, Matilda been called to
the distant happy hOme. Long will she be by
who who best acquainted with her. long
mOurned for her der parents brothers part
with her with regret but bow in humble submission
OF the Almighty, and hope bssfu immortality
NASHVILLE, July II, ls59 J.F.
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Reports from crops Of the West encourag-
ing which have produced dn markets There
disposition on the part spectators far the
with contracts the impression that still prices will
prevail before present crop disposed Of Unless there
most exaggerated reports from the We the crop Wheat
not only fair average one, the quality unusually good The
New Tribune paper usually we'll posted regard
crop matters, in its issue of the sth, says
could imagine better weather Wheat harvest
than the july we have
faith that whole the harvest OF 1859 will equal
prodr any that has preceded and generally
speaking grain Of excellent quality. letter before
from Tuckerown N j. speaks of Wheat fields that State,
which has the reputation of being first for Wheat that
win yield thirty bushels per papers
ing that the greatest Wheat State the Atlantic side the crop
only being great the grain weighing
seventy five eighty pounds per bushel.
In Pennsylvania where not frost killed. the crop good
and in this State and Ohio which the greatest suffer-
from the Jnne frost.
In Delaware Mar, land Virginia North Carolina
the Wheat has been harvested in good condition. and the
The crops Of Indiana Michigan, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri Wis
and Minnesota harvesting and with such weather
this Il will be savedin good ORDER and from the fact that
hear little croaking, free believe the yield large
The present Of the weather. is extremely favora
bic to the Canadian farmers who have their harvest makes
and frem all that have SEEM judge it viii be good
In parts OF Canada where Wheats grown harvest time
yet six weeks of but in the Wheat districts Of Canada
West, twill come this year by the middle Of July.
The exports the United States Great
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We authorized w. ADHESION as can
dae represent county Davidson in the Senate Of the
next Legislature. julyI3-tds
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CRY AFFArRs-MEEr1Na OF THE BOARD OF Al
DEEMsN.-The report of the Revenue Collector,
submitted to the Board Of Aldermen at their meet
ing yesterday, shows collections for corporation
purposes amounting to Sl5,679.G4, and Sc, los for
school purposes.
The Water Tax Collectors report shows collec-
tiOns amounting to S2,457
The Wharf Masters report shows collections
amounting to S35620.
The Finance Committee reported upon sGndry &C
counts amounting to SS3922l, and recommended
the payment Of the same, and an order was made
to that effect
The Recorder reports that he had collected fines
during the month of June amounting to S1,2l3.11.
The Treasurer reported that there is $l5896 in
the treasury; that the School Fund amounts to
$l6,563.O5, ana the Sinking Fund to $142.92
The report Of the City Sexton shows that there
were 6fJy-three interments during the month of
June, fifty of whom we're from the city and three
from the oOuutry-thirty-thre whites and twenty
blacks.
The report of the keeper of the Work House
shows that during the month OF May there we're 80
committed and 1l2 discharged, leaving l IN confne
ment and duriug June there were - committed
and A discharged, leaving % in confinement The
keeper reports that the Work House is nearly COM
pleted.
Mr. Cox submitted Communication from the
acting Dean of Shelby Medical College, notifying
the City Council that their contract for taking
charge Of sick paupers had expired, and that they
would not renew the contract except at s.. so per
week for each patient-the price paid during tn,
past gear being $3.50 per week Mr.. Cox sub
mitted report from the Committee the Hospital,
Recommending that the contract be net renewed, as
the county had made arrangement for taking care
of sick paupers, properly chargsab % the county,
and that the Mayor be authorized to send such sick
paupers whose care may be properly ehsrgeable to
the city, to such hospital he may select The
port was cOncurred in
Mr.. HoLUINGswoRTH presented memorial from
the Historical Society, praying that action be taken
By the City C1uacil Cor removing tae tomb ana re-
mains Of Lieut.. CHANDLER to Mount Olivet or the
City Cemetery.
Mr.. Cox submitted resolution providing for the
appointment of a committee Of two Aldermen and
three COuneilmen, to act in conjunction with such
committee the Historical Society may appoint, to
carry out the objects Of the memorial, aud making
n appropriation to dsfray The expenses Of the re-
moval, which was eoRcurred in.
Mr.. HOLLINGswoRTH submitted resolution pro-
vidiug for refunding S225O to - PErwAr and
SIIl5 TO G. b GOODWIN on account of taxes on
SLAVES for 1858 enormously charged to them, which
was eoneurred in.
Mr.. ANDERSON submitted a resolution authoris-
ing the Mayor, City Attorney aud Committee on
Water Works to compromise the suit with - in
regard to work on the Water Works, which was
concurred in.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, July 12.-Coton unchanged; sales
to-day 600 bsles. Flour has declining tendency !;
GALES $500 barrels. Germ has de lining tenden-
cy; mixed Sc SO. Mess pork 1000 1925.
Lard dull, at 109 III. Whisky rs. Sugar quiet !;
MuscOvadO 81 6. Lard Gil So 90. Coffee firm
but quiet; stock 10000 bags Cuba sugar 81
q 81.
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COTTON FACTORY.

Belonging s sumner Manufacturing Company near town
81 taatn eouny q Sumner State OF Tennessee. said Factory
has 10 Spinning Frames which ae4s Spiniles Reels,
Dressers, p Cards, Tor Bats Speedsrs, Drivers 80
LOOMS which have averaged about 10 0 yards Cloth per week.
with good Fioarlrg Mill attached. Ali driven BY first class
Engine in good order.
There IS large brick boarding house, with buildings
brick Office and lale-rooni, with tive dsellng
operatives and l6 or Il Of land will be sold with the
Factory and Factory Buildings This property originally cost
the Company about $50 $50, besides improvements since
It's locality Is healthy and pleasant of being the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad miles Nashville,
be had by Railroad River OF good qualify There will
sold at the same time aud tems 10 acres OF land
The sale Is absolute and not subject TO redemption. The
nssoners authorized to sell privately publicly Any
ther Information be obtained BY addressing the Undersigned
at Gallaiin, Tennessee. g. J. r. A. T0NPKINS,
july 6tw-td W. II BLACKMORE Cons.
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Foreign per Canada.
New York, July THE steamer Wesser leaves
Southampton on the 80.
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- To the PubIic.--Fror

7a-9~Tz@ To the PubIic.---FrGTn now
SS until October next, will offer entire Retail
stock of Hrodre reduced prices for cash. including
Peters' Tools, Building HtrdlOaTe louise Furnishing
Goods, having made enSre preparations Tor large Retail
radmany Uery ae and desirable goods boughta
Io figures for cash. II you wish the worth of your money
HIydt0GFe, call soon at MCCALL & Co.,
juneiS-f 81 Public Square
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Re-UniOn of SickIcs and his Wife,.
New YORK. July 12-The Tribune says Daniel E.
Sickles and his wife have resumed their marital re-
lations.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOarseness, CF0ups
Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, and for
the relief of COnsumptiye Patients in ad-
vaneed stages of the disease.
So wide Is the field of its usefulness and so numerous
are the cases Of its cures that almost every section Of
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apparent to escape observation, and where its virtues
known the public no longer hesitate what antd0te
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PREPARED BY
DIR. j. C.. AVER e GO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Sold at wholesale ~
10. G. BROWN EVANS,l $50.
and BERRY & DEM8vILLE NS-lshN'
HI FARSsWOBrH & Co.. Memphis.
Sold at retail ~ all Druggists throughout the souh and
west duly 6-d,t W&W3m-
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FINE SOLE LEATHER TRUNK
New Music store.
JOHN III. a. NIL Rec
COMMISSION mERC CHANTS,

LYBCRBURG. "a,
Sell Tobacco, Wheat, Flour, and other
Country Produce.
office Younger d SBajt6s nearly opposite turner's Bqnk
fFNAkE this method Of retGrHng their sincere thanks
friends customers for their very Hberals
ona and hope by their customary punctusity in the dis
charge of business render entire satisfaction. As feir
responsibility &c they refer citizens Of nchburg generally
spz-v6m
Golden Syrup! Golden SyEup!!
> = BARRELS St. Louis Golden Syrup;
81 20 kegs do do do
Just eeey and superior article for sale low at No.
Mays CARTER, wILsFORD co.
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GO L o


co TO
THO Mp SONS
THE BAR AIMS
OFFERED IN
Rich Summer Dress Goods.
THEY MUST AND SHALL BE SOLD.
uIyI-dlm
WIN N. DrsnuKrs, DAVID J. DIs1ukrs IN. yARaAR.
FARRAR, DIsMUKEs * CO.,
formerly FARRAR DIsMUKEs3
NO.45 COLLEGE STREET,
NASHVILLE,
A. Il. RObertsOn's stand.
ENTE have associated ourselves in the
Q
BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS,
and have bought A. D.. ROBERTSON.
Having united two will conduct business
greatly enlarged scale
splendid stock OF goods and are also receiving
beautiful Ladies' Misses and Chdrens work, great
VARIETY We invite the of FARRAR DsxuKEs and
tepubc generally to call will sell Shoes
low prices for CASH.
juuea4 FARRAR, DIsMUKEs & co.
WEBB, MERRILL & CO.,
Slave Dealers.
No. south Market ST., Nashville, Tenn,
w Orleans market Other desert sold on consignment
NB-severa likely families and No. cook washer and
jnuels-dtw&wly
SHIRTS AND COLLARS.
EUsT received another Shirts patterns
% Embroidered Bosom Full Bosom and assorted plaits.
junelI JH MoGILL
TRUNKS AND VALTSES.
NAE have small assortment Of Trunks and Vaises which
w We are selling cheap Tor cash.
junell j. II. MCGILL.
TIES, STOCES AND GLOVES.
GUST received choice lot of Neck Ties Stocks Gloves Pock
sE It andkerche Suspenders, &C., embracing all the latest
styles, for sale by
juneIl J. II. MCGILL.
HALF HOSE.
SILK MenO, Lisle Thread, Cashmere, Plain and Fancy
= Cotton, received and for sale by
juneII J. II MOGILL.
FANS! FANS!
FVBRY variety Of Fans, of PEARL white and red Ivory, San
del WOOd few Paraso Fans received and for sale by
junel J. H. MC9ILL.
Combs, Brushes, POFtmOnaieS, Gc.
TENISAVELTNG BAGS, TRUNKS. CARPET
u BAGS UMBRELLAS, and general stock Of Fancy Goods
received and for sale at moderate prices.
J. II McGILL,
Ladies' and Gentlemens Furnishing StOre
junell Corner of Square and COLLEGE st.
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FzNHE undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally, that the above watering place will be open
for the reception of visitors the LIST Of June.
lie has large dancing pin alley, &C. for the
en of his visitors These Springs have Gre medicinal quail
ties in the State All who afflicted with dyspepsia
bowel diseases headache &C. would do well to give these waters
a trial.
They situated in pleasant locality, 10 miles south Of
Fanklin and miles west Of Thompsons Station He would
to any who favor him with visit that pains will be
sparned TO make it pleasant one.
TER MS.
4 - uAy 1 .
olngie Neal. %
Children and Servants half price.
Keeping horse per week 90
All extra trouble extra charge
TT hacks will Thompsons Tuesdays Thursdays,
and Saturdays, and on other days if necessary.
june25-dlH &tT3w WIZ. CAYCE.
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n<<50 Che Great EngIis, Remedy:
SSS|-~-e--S Family Pills.
This invaluable Medicine is uniangn the Of all those
subject. and
10 Married Ladies.
hisespeciay suited TWILL shorttme,
period with regularity.
Each bottle price dollar bears the stamp
GTeatBrtain, to prevent eounterfets
These b. FIRST
THREE AcRTAS OF Pregnancy hsg are sreto bring
AiscGrTiage' 19,tGt arg ot5er tizssthel gre safe
In all Of Nervous and Spinal affections pain in the back
and limbs fatigue Papitation Of the Heart low
Spirits Mysteries, Sick Headaches, Whites tAe
prnfu diseases occaoned by dsordered SYSTEM these Pill
will effect cure when all others have failed
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package, which
bottle Containing SO pills and encei with the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain can be sent post free for land post
Cole Agent for the United States and oapsas,
Rochester, NJ z.
Sold Nashvilieby Berry DemOville, ReDershOt
and all respectable Druggists noy25-d&wlyins
riOdfcal Pills for EenlaIes.--Are inAlIble for re
moving stoppsges or Irregularities Of the Merses.
The Pills nothing but have been used by the Doctor in
his practice many years. both in France America with IN
psraeed ia and he urged by many thou
alienation those suffering any irregularities whatever
preventive ladies whose health will not permit increase Of
Pregnant females those supposing themselves So are eau
toned against using pills while in that condition. propre
responsbty after tbs amOnition, although
their mdness would prevent health, otherwise these
pills recommended Directions each box. Price
81. Sold wEclesaleby
- EWIy, PENDLETON & CO.,
~ Wholesale Druggists Nashville, Tenn.
whom all orders must be addressed They supply
trade PrOpeor prices and furnish show and circulars
Sold at Retail in Nashville, by
! pEMOYILLE & BELL, No 26 Cherry street.
G. W. HEN DERs H0TT, cor. Cedar ST. and Public Square
BEACH & GOBLET, Market St., opposite Union street
J. STRETCH, corner Of Broad ard Market streets
Ladies By enclosing to either Of the above AGENTS. can have
the Pills sent icon6ntally By mail any part
cityior country.
n B.Te ingredients composing these Pills made known
them.
they representedto be- Ask for DIR. DuponcO's OIs
den Pills. See the signature each box you &c
a medicine you may depend perfectly harmless
RANsFIELD & CO.. Agents for Memphis.
WILSON & STAHDIRD, Agents for Louisville
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PoTsONED.-TTo small negro boys belonging to
Mr.. joins K. HUME and Mr.. DoDD, were found yes
tsrdsy afternoon in DR.. oAIIENDSR's buggy in the
alley lear the residence CT DR.. FoaD, in torpid,
almost pulseless condition from the effects of poison
Prompt medical attention was given them and last
night they had far recovered as be out of dan
ger We understand they say some preparation
was given them by an older negro boy, the property
of DIR. FORD. How this is, is Of esursa not known.
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e.. X. B A Els.
Cor. Cedar and Cherry streets,
DESIRES 10 CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION. TO
Another Beautiful Lot
OF
GENTLE EIEN'S HATS,
just received by Express.
EPPERSnN SPslINCS.

lie receiving orders East every week and sOlcts an
examination of his Stock. may loft
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N2%~SaS Advice to LadieS.--EVe are
SSE~--s there many our lady readers who
complaining of weakness debility. advice
at and get McRANs STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
BLOOD PURFER. It's delicious Tonic just the thing
strengthen and iRUi0orae the whole organization, and
the BLOOD. See advertisement in another columns
July I-d&Wlm
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rasS~Bank of West Tennessee, at
xSL-zS@S MBMPHIs.-The notes of this Bank will be
redeemed the Union Tennessee at Nashville div
III Look out for limitations Lea q PERKINS, Wor-
ceStCrSbire Sauce. See advertisement of JoEN DUNCAN
& Sous aug2I-S