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DIR. KINGS DHSPESSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Mh% Or. King, formerly ofNeW York, cS the lastfour
zASS years Of louisville, Kentucky, and who has de
voted sentict the treatment Of private diseases for
thirty years. hate himself having attended to practice for 50
years. aneured thousands he is enaled to cure
ali diseases private nature how bad thgy may lie
from idudcous mgdics treatment from negidC Of their
Dr. King Dspensary is no. % Deadeek street, between
Cherry the Square, where he all diseases OF private
GONoRREl without medicine interference
from business
BcRuRE OF old recent date efectualy cured in lev
Ays operation which pain Where Structure
exists health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease causes
more mischief underminer the constitution much.
sVFI with ali the diseases OF the Skin growing out OF neg
lec bad tFealmentycan he encuay cured in days
SEMINAL MKAEsFs, particular attention having been given 10
disease aud all the consequences growing OF it, broug
on many the destructive habits OF inconsaeate
Youths and excessive indulgence OF the passions, neglect 81
which will undermine the constitutions ren1ernghs subject upe;
for business society, and causing premature old age
Females who be laborng With any difficulty OF the Won
may assured OF Immediate relief.
residing Abroad by writing and stStng their case with
enclosed directed 10 Dr. A. King, No. . Dearek street,
Nashville, Tennessee, will have The necessary medicine sent TO
address, with drecons Strict secrecy observed
Once hours from O'Clock morning until Gin he evening
l2J1-d&Ntg
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news from the Gold miacs.

ST. LOUIS. July 7tb.-Mr. Mccoy, Who left Den
yer City on the 9th ult., informs the 81 Joseph
Vest that only eight or ten claims yet discovered
paythese on the Gegory land; all the rest are de-
serted lie says that the reports OF the richness Of
other claims are absolutely false.
The miners are leaving in large numbers. Sons
5000 wagons are nov on their return trip.
Mccoy estimates from 25 900 to 10000 persons in
and about the mines, most of when are doing no.
thing, or working for their bread. lie says the
mines will MT support more tbsa 900 people, and
advises everybody TO stay at home.
0ne hundred and thirty six troops from Carlisle
bsrIssk, arrived here to-day, en- Fouts for Santa
Eo
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Nav ORts.sxs. J,.5v - fs.ssn sei.s to-.i.v zoo
baless sales 81 The vel ssas hslss -srs,.s,.
ths week 400 bales. s0s;ss 4 m h,.-I~r .ssr
exports q The sssk lonno b,lass e-n,s- - H.
ses~oe &,.<4syvV oales- Stock af NsW Orleans,
donsys 6.s0 Mixed Corn II ls}. CosF.e srr ! ii !.
stock ct NeE Orleans 1900 6ars. asainst % 81 o
hAgs last yeas Freight On cotioH to Lissrpool ,,s
fazsixfse ~. - 49,
NEw 0rLzsxs, July 2. CLIFTON sales to-day 500
Bales Inc steamers news had 40 e1Fset On The
@ar Z. eoHse aEssay. Sugar firm. 81
has arrived Sugar bslosant viii an s,tivs ..-s
kst. News aninpostsnt
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InteFmiitent Fever, or Fever ana acne. re-
mitient Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Aene.
terioaieai- Headache, or Billions Head
ache, and bilious Fevefs, indeed for the
whole class Of diseases orie;naff4~ il bIl-
iary arrangement, caused hF the IsIaTis
OF miasmatie countries.
No one remedy IS louder called ior br the ne
cessities Of the American people than srire ard
safe cure for Fever and AgGe Such We are
now enabled 60. offer. With perfect certainty
that 4 VIII eradicate the disease, and with a.
suTances founded On proof. that no harm can
nFlss from ia Hse IN any quantity.
hat which protects from OF prevents this dis.
order must be CT immense service IN the commr-
mites where il prevails Fsrsafion IS better than
cure, for the patient escapes the risk which he
must run IN violent attacks Of this balefrl Dis
temper. This CCRa expeIs the raiasmatie
poison az fETER AID AaUE from the system and
prevents the development Of the disease, II taken
on tne inst approach Of it, pTemanitory symptoms
~ = noe only the best remedy ever yer discovered
aof tais class o. complaints. but also the cheapesf
ne large quantity we supply for doIlar brinqs II
within the reach OF oycry body; and Ia bilious
alstnets, where FEl'Ee AND AGUB zrcvails every
body should have Il AID use It freely both for c,,re
ana protection. It IS hoped this price viii place Il
slshin me reach Of ail-the poor As vel az the
nSa. a great superiority Of this remedy over any
otner ever discovered for the spaedv and certain
cure Of 1ntennittents Is that il contains No Civre
or MINERAL Consequently & produces no o1linisrn "
other INJURIOUS ELECTS whatever upon the constiti-
uon- Those cured BY il are LETT Is HEALTHY ss b
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague S not alone the consequenee Of
the miasmatic poison A great variety Of disorders
arse rom its irritation, among Which are Neural
ga, Rheunafisn, Gout, Haadache, Blindress.
Toothsehe, EaTache, Cafarrh, Asthma fslritariou-
Painful Affection Of the Spleen Mysteries, Pain in
the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis, and DeTangerrant Of
the Stomach, all Of which, when originating IN
this cause, put the intermittent type, OF become
periodical. This . CURE expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them al alike.
It Is an invaluable protection to immigrants and
persons travelling or Temporarily residing IN the
malaEiOus districts. II taken occasionally or daily
while exposed TO the infection, that VIII Be excre-
ted from the system, and cannot accumulate Il
suihclent quantity 70 npeE into disease. Hence Il
Is even more valuable for protection than cure and
few viii ever suffer from Interlitfents. e they
avail themselves Of the protection this remedy
affords.
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RrsadstufFs nna ProvI.Ious.

RILTNoEE, July 7.Four very dn sales Of Howard STRAIT
at 81 Wheat is l0a lower; sales Of White
Ohoise Red TO- Corn unchanged; White and Yellow sells
al s2e3c. Provisions quiet: Sides0k Mess Pork S6.75
CsCHkT July There Is fair demand for Flour at Iast
mostly on orders from abroad Wheat
is still kept above the views OF spectators large buyers
sales Of White and prime Myed at e8l 81 Barley Rye
and Cats duh prices dropping. Corn nomlnaly unchanged
nsctye Sales 500 bbIs Mess Pork sl5 Bulk Meats
and Bacon unchanged: market nrm
louisville, July Flour still neglected Retail sales
from and the mills at $G9SS Wheat striving freely
and commapds SIGl0 Sales 30 bbs Mess PORK IS;
20 casks Shoulders at and 10 casks Ribbed Sides at
Lcms, July -Flour-basness SMALL fancy ad.
vanced So Dbl but Suprhne sold az s. 90 Wheat receipts
heavy; mostly and prime qualities Of old which held
Sales OF 81 10 for Fair, and 0 or choice White
Winter; Il bags very choice Winter sold at 1885, Corn
light receipts and market much frmer prices for better qualities
23c higher but the lower grades remained extremely du
prime Northern Mixed 75e73 prime White 1905;
White 90cg9I.
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sUNDRIEs.


Revolving Hay Rakes; CulttEstors HaeEa; Sugar NILS;
Field Roers; Pan Mills; Circular Haw Mills; portbs esesn
Engines; Straw Cutters; Grist Mills, sc.
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The capital stock IS Owned BY Samuel T. Motley and W. B.
stockholders during the last SIX months.
STATE az TESFEssEE,
Wilson county. Personally appeared before me. J.
White ACOUSTICS q the Peace for said county Molley
President W. B. Campbell Cashier Of the Bsnk Of Mie
Tennessee at anon, and made oath that the foregoing
ment exhibits thetrue cond ton OF the affairs Of sid bank o. ire
lst day Of July inst o'clock PM, Of sad day.
SAMUEL 7. MOTLEY, President
". B. CAMPBELL. Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this 81 ay Of July 1852
J. B WIitE, J.P
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The Grain crop Of Rns.ln.

BLLTIMoRE July GA important item OF brought
by the Vanderbilt is that long continued drought damaging
crops Of Southern Russia Southern great
competitor of the United States in the British Grain Market
seasons, the exports from Russian Black
millions Of bushels nne.tenths OF which heat was
the stOppsge OF this supply By the Crmean caused
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A. Fahnestock's vermi-

S-ss-S FU0E hss long been regarded with favor and
confidence a large body Of the regular medical profession
every State the Union, preparation snsUTpassed By Gzy
and daily prescribed By the most eminent physicians through
the United STATES During the long period of Its continued
popularity spurious counterfeit from time
time their appearance. Never has necessary
the part Of the buyero exercise judiciOuE caution
chasing genuine article than this time These limitations
are often close in their external resemblance B. PAINE
sTocEs TeTmure he well calculated put upon
suspeng purchaser article which he neither wished nor in
tended to buy. Il Is enough tHy agent
but every purcsr must vigilance to avoid being imposed
upon, and must examine every bottle himself st
buying the genuine r. A. F.HSrsTnCRs Vermin-e
JulyI-i&Elu
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Organization.
ST. LoUIs. July Ga special dispatch from W.
sndofts, Kansas, to the Missouri Democrat contains
the following:
The Constitutional Convention met at noon yee-
lerday, and vent into permanent organization By
election Of J. NJ Win5hell, Of Usage county, Presi-
pent, and A. ] Martin, Of Atehison county, Secrs-
taTy.
After appointing Committee on Credentials, the
Convention adjourned till this morning
The Convention met at this morning and saopt-
ed plan Of business, providing for the appoint
ment Of sixteen committees. e
A communication was received from the Board Of
Commissioners on Claims, sppOinte6 by the last
Territorial Legislature, stating that taeir report
would be presented in few days.
The report is said 20 be very voluminous There
ara I've or six delegates who we're elected from
counties organized since The spPortiOnment who
will not probsbly be admitted TO seats. That mat
ter is, however made The special order for to-mor-
row. There is fall compliment Of delegates pre-
sent. TheRsPubiesns have good working msjoI-
i'y, there being IS Of them to IL Democrats.
A resolution vas adopted eoB6ning their settings
for the present 70 one session daily from A. NJ 20
Up. NJ.
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card 80 the Ladies--Dr. DupOncO'S Pc
d&NIy
GUMER.ASrEC SUSPENDFRS

gWVE Fancy and Dry Jobbers Nashville are invited
examine full line OF the Ah0ve goods made from Val
osuized Rubber underline Goodyear Patent. Also an assortment
grades made from Common Rubber sale g
the package onyj the ooe "Hew Haven SspsneeF
WoTks, ca Reside scs New York, between Broadway and
Church Streets. CHARLES @, JUB50N,
izS<B selt Agsst
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We keep large stocks Of Hydraulic Cement Plaster Paris and
Land Plaster. AHMBEBONGs 4 co..
june3-dlsds tw&s2u- Nashville. Tenn.
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DlDSor HAso HIr.-ws copied sta.enent 70

- DDSoT HAsG HIu.-We copied sta.e nent rom
The LsWissurg Messenger few days sincetltheeffet
that J&cEsoS LYo,ss who kille1 GIoR5E WIl1IA,a-
sos ia Maury couoty, had been pursued by four ntn
who captured him in N srshs county end hung him
to ths limb Of tree Tho Messenger has since been
reliably informed hat such ia not the fact That
paper in its Issue Of the sih inst, ssys:
'sThere wasernas arrested al that place last week
who was taken vp suspicion, being the man
who murdered Williamson, bat proved himself clear
Of the charge. lie is young man Eirh an honest
counte5aace bu, was very unfortunate lie says his
home is in Aibermarle county, Virginia, which he
left that be might gain Of The P.ke's Peak
fortunes lie went 10 Pixies Peak, but founI no for
tune there. lie says that provision sellers out there
have made independent fortunes by exiortiug upon
the vast multtads Of people who went there Cor gold
lie soon began 70 revurn home, by walking six hun
drcd miles tar9ugl the plains His money at last,
gave out ST Memphis, from which place he max
ing his way homeWaFd ss veil as he could While
near the said school house. resting upon tae poets
bed, he was arrested. Heis young man OF good
educstion, and the coed people heresbouts max
ing up funds for him to 60 home and 20 buy him
some clothing also-
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BOZ crlmlna1 conn, clcrlE.

We are authorized 70 announce cHAs e. DIGGoNs as a
candidate for Criminal Court CLERK. iulys-,d
We arc suthOrissdto announce E. NJ Par1ERsos can.
Clerk Of the Criminal Davidson county
'ns ensuing Aarch election tmayss-te.
We are authorised to JoHx SHANE, Esq., Fan
ddae for re election to the ocs of Criminal Court at the
next March election.
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Nav X0RK. Jdly 9s-Coifon nominal sn6 nm
chang d saies to day 5oc bales kiour hos 4 d.
eliHing tendency; ssl, $500 bbi4 S. s9as IS Corp
has "A adssaeiag ter Iency; yelIoE snf Tpir-d lae
s2s. Mess pork $l6;23sl6lss WBiztV pa
sassr stssdy and unchanged Ai0lassss ssss4c.
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NEw hoax. Jnly 9.-Tbe steamer Earnak with
Hasua dates Of taeal has arrived The fever Eas
light Sugar hsd sdysnced I.
Three IF the Collins steamers have kesn bought
ty the Pacific Steamship Company.
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Tine oRrENTAt TAIIsy,S NATURAL WEATHER IvDrcAzoE,
grows spontaneously upon the great Desert of Arabia in.
oorupahe viii remain in correct and may last eentay
twill fore any climate throughout the year various
changes Of ne u6afler, srszs fur h0uTs in Gdcaaee and
perfectly reliable Il Is the discovery Of LoU ULGnIS
Columba Tenn, may obtained for 81 Of STRETCH,
General Agent Nashville Tsun or sent secured per mail by the
dscoyerer for 81 current money
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Statement OF Buck,s Bank SrOm Ist April
10 IsG July, 1853.

May lst 500 500 81 SIS, I1B 10 $1,000 13
Jrne Ist $685. O5- 1910 "a 30 SIC o.
July LIST s5,J4s 90 s9,l4i "a 1850 80
Wm White the entire the ia this Bank
WAf WHITE, President
SAM. l.. COLVILLE Cashier
STATE TENNESSEE,
Warren county Personally appeared before me VIM
White President and SAM L. Covie Cashier of Bucks Bank
made oath that the foregoing temen
from LIST April to LIST July, 1853. O. T. PCRVIS, J.P.
july9
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sU1oIDE -IsAIAH sNTTH, an old citizen, living a
few mites above Athens, committed saicide by hang
ing on the 4th inst Ills reason had been unsettled
for some time. by affections and troubles Of do
Restic character
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The Athens Posi says the statement going the
rounds CT the papers chat c. g. 1TEF wOs e convicted
in Bosnecounty Tennessee, twenty years ago, of
having murdered his sister in-law, is wrong in re-
gard = the county where the musder was committed
and the conviction had. Granger Ia the county,
and The murderer is now IN Jail at Rutledge.
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BAEK BrPokgs.- print il our ccmmerclsl
column; this moFniog STATEMENTS from several
Eapka
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Great bargains.

We selling very good Shoes for cost on account Ct
being le old style. They going Of very fast. All who
want them had better cal sooni
July ST. FARRAR, nIsMTyTFs l. 90
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- 'coMFLr1rSrRY. Tho editor Of the Cleveland
BazHeF who attended the late session Of the Girent
Cont II Rhsa bounty, says /" We found thu peo-
Tie IN good hsallh aud in the enjoyment Of an abun-
dant prosperity. They are Law abiding set over
that way, theif never lasting more than two
days, and there has not been person sent 10 the
psEitOntisry for ten years from that county,
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THE NISTH.-JAnEs e TH0RSTaS, Esq, Of Mem
phis, is announced as seandidsse for Attorney GEN
era and Reporter for ths State, being the nisth on
the LIST
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Next Steamer to Enroue,

New YORK, July 7. The next steamer for Eu-
rope is the Bremen, on Saturday, the mail closing
at l05 A. NJ.
There is nothing doing in exchange As yet the
shipment Of specie will be about 500, 600, making
the export Of The eight days SIS, 100000.
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Four Horse Mail COacn,

YNVE only one Lincoln county running regary three times
week from Fayetteville 20 TulahOma; leaving
Tuahoma Monday, Wednesday and Friday return leave
eteye Tuesday Thursday aid Saturday TO the sI
Tulshoma and for the aeeommoda.
zion of passengers J. B. Smith, egent at Tulahoma Good
and CAREFUL drlVerA 1ne Ars foush only Two dollars
jyI-wR JOHN II. TAYLOR
a Card 80 the Ladiess-Dr DupOncOsS Pc.
riOdical Pills for Fema les.--Are infalbls for re
moving stoppages Irregularities of the Menses.
The Pills nothing but have been used the Doctor
psreled every and he urged by many thou
sand ladies' have used them to make the Pills public for the
alienation Of those suffering from any Irregularities whatever
preventive to ladies whose health will not permit
miy.
PREGNANT females those uppong themselves eau
TONED against using pills while III that condition. the propre
tor responsibility after the above admOnton although
their mildnes would prevent injury health,
pills recommended Directions accompanying Price
81 Sold Ekolesaleby
EWIN, PENDLETON l. CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Nashville. Tenn.
To whom all orders must be addressed They will suppy The
trade PrOpeOrs prices and furnish and circulars
Sold at Retail in Nashville, by
DEMOVILLE & BELL No &c Cherry street. r
q. ". HENDERSiI0TT, Cedar st., Public Square
HEACH G00DLET, Market st., Opposite U'non street
J. STRETCH, corner Ct Broad and Market atreats
Ladies by enclosing 70 either Of the aFens can hsve
the above Pills sent conhaeny hy nail any part the
city OF country.
r. BTe ingredients composing these Pills are maae knoxn
every selling them. They Will tell thatthey
they represented 10 be. Ask for DR.. Dip0ncOss Col
3en Pills. See the signature each hox, you &c
Medicine you depend upon, yet perfectly
MANSFIELD 4 CO.. Agents Tor Memphis
WILSON & S1ARBlRD, Agents for Louisville.
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STATE LEGIsI.ATURE.

tnHcIIoN, THURSDAY, AVsUsr 4, 1881 Ff
House of Representat4ves
We authorized and requested to announce JOHN B. KEEL
ING candidate represent Davidson county in the Lower
House Of the next Legislature. iunel5
We are authorized to announce g. A. DAVIDSON, candds
to represent Davidson county in the lower branch of the next
dslare OF tennessee apIO-.e
We are authorized to Isaac NJ WErEsos as can
dseio represent the counties 81 Coffee runy and Van Buren,
nthe Lover Branch Of the next stste Legislature.
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K0RE TO RE AD1aRED TExg TIE
RICHEST DIADEM


Wern by Kings or EmperOrs
What why 3 Bsautffuf Heal OF Hafxs
DEcABsEits thsornamest 6ed Esssf 7rorfdsi fcr al
6FiShT IN glowing ehssk, a. &c b sss . lpa- s
sst b EOss o. pearls, hsza bersi. q eoTgss.
Hsprnksd zlh nay, nstzrs siIi Lose tsif hs a Psof
Woods Isss Restorative 1sad t~s tarss ts Ftt s
te following sad iudss- Ihs sEtsF Is ia1 essi 7lni
5s0Ss7g: -, -.
pslg ir-PsrInis ne . s-ress . 7osihs s'ns a.
a aness lot 10. NE sns rssosse 2, s = y 7.
becn ling ba upon ~ lPpatsn Of yo1r sf kesor-
= verg sonae5ial invention qaile eeaesus Fat
agreeable. an dear sir, youTs lrsly,
aDryeh 81 Guyiteiyct.'
Welsh Newspaper o5es. 2 tsssaz q April r. issa.
received bottle q your TsIr RESPONSIVE and ave e as ue
CONCLUDED try It hsr hair Hits thinking he ti8
. veil q ~ surprise sT lev sss sisi Il has is
that wonderful effect Of turning al The gray hairs % DARK ro
beautyiag hiekning he hsir. szossiy
reoOnrsnd BE soove esosas 70 al Ts7son7 II s9, Or s
s-7zehof their hsif- ~, Z Al.-s 4, sa.l-..'
PRev. o. J. WooD: Win coaaasncs do Tecou.eac ycu
Hair Restorative, being the mOsl ssiaas sTtcie
gere shiis gradually grown dsFs AMI f-ei
eonndn. 4at lev more aF9easns ~ Tszis;e ths q tf
pleasant hinf 30 common aHsng Pes 0rs who pEir is
Pzoy WooD-Absut tu-o years ESQ nv haiy fi's-
90 and turning rAy;T fast Eseoing bad, and bad rl
@sny remedies . 20 ssset IeorHHssa usisg yeur ors'
Il began % al up, out, and turned back is ~ co0f
lbleex1 Al MS tine i Is rly restored q IL olg- se,'
hessh, and s1d chsally recommend u ~. @
Tie RssioTsii1 3 pt % n battles Of srsss Vis s
dun and the small bols piat and rsta1ior o.
dollarp per bottle; The medium holds least tFen per en f7
" lsEe holds quart, forty per ent sFe n Fiopef a
O. 8. Wo6D CO proprOrs z1s sr5adzsy, ssz Yo On
s great n r. Wire Failing EsiahihneniJ a5a IA AA-' 81
Aud Sod by All euod Druggists snd Fs1r Goods Dssi-
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JOHN H. ~ SAm'L TYR l. Il
COMMISSION mEHCHANTS,

L1hChEtsE. "a,
Sell Tobacco, Wheat, Flour ana either
Country Produce.
Os at Younger q S7is, zs5yg oppe5s fdTEasTs' BaHt,
IsNAKE this method returning their sincere thanks to t
numerous friends and customers for their bsrs
Fonage, and hope b. tr customary punctuay In the dis
charge business 10 render entire satisfaction. As to their
responsibility &C. they refer to citizens Of Lynchburg generally
zszfiul
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EXCEL. SIOR.'

CORN ID e. o II Nh l. l.,
For crushing Corn Cob, Wheat Rye Oats stock
Grinding Meal for Family use.
Tie HEXCELSIOR'' is provided nth
MOVABLE GRINDING RINGS
which can be renewed at acost Of 50.
Furnished sill complete, with TWO Setts of rings
$40 cash at the Foundry. -
JAMES c. Baldwin,
I3-6w&vam 81 College Street NashFilletTenn
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g. G. NOE1 Co have lately bssn ma
Agents ofthefamOus Sitter Spring FIOuriDg Mills,
and all who want extra family four win do well 20
cal See advertisement IN another column.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR al THE PURPOSES or A FAMILY psySIc.

composed that disease within The -.ngs .f se;r
action can rarely withstand or evads them Their psr-
esfans properties search, and cleanse and invrorste
every pofon OF the human organism, correcfinz ia
diseased acton and restoring is healthy vitatas A.
consequence Of these properties toe invalid aho Is
ooEed down WITH PAIN or physical debility is assonished
. ind his health or energy restored by remedy Al
once 80 simple and inviting
Not only do they cure the EVERYDAY cornptairss Of
every body. but also many formidable and dangerous
diseases The agent below named is pleased 10 rnish
BIA1s my American Amaaae, containing sertfcates
Of their cures and directions for their use in ts follow
ing complaints: Cosfiressss, Heart5tyg Hsaacche
GI1stag from dssordysf stomach, Nausea Iadcsstion
Fasntn and Morbid ksactisg 81 the Boices FtalsicV
Loss Of appetite. Ja9asdce, and other kindred com.
Raint9 arising from ow state Of the body OF obstrsc
ton % ts functions. They an excellent atersdve
ior the renovation OF The blood and the restoration Of
tone sad strength to the system dsbtated By disease.
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