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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-04
Markets.

NEW YORK, Feb 3-rlour hcavy Ohio declined
five cents Wheat steady, Corn qnrt, Mixed
81 to 81 cents.
BALTIMORE Feb. 3.-Fllur duh and nomnaly
unchanged. Wheat dull; White 81 50 t, GO
Red 81 80 to -. Corn firm: White Il to -
cents.
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FIRE IN FREDERICK sBuRn.-A fire occurred in
fredericksburg Va, ON Tuesday last, destroying
the carpenter shop of VIM. Baggott, two framed
tenements adjoining, owned by VIM. Redd, and
the dwelling Of Montgomery Slaughter. square
distant Mr.. Daggot,'s loss is $4,000, with no in
surance. VIM. Rcd,fs loss is insured in the Rich
mond Mutual, and Mr.. Slaughter's loss is 81, 900,
also insure in the Mutual. There ARE no fire
companies in the town, and though engines were
on the ground, not drop of water thrown
the fire. At tone time it was thought the residence
of A. A. Little, editor of the News, would be de-
stroyed. and in his paper of Wednesday, he snys
''On going home we found our neighbours house
(Mr. Slaughters 81 far advanced towards destruc.
ton, and I'M invading army of hostile friends tear
ing out the furniture Of orr own domcil The de-
vouring element spared US, but the kindness of
our friends has nearly ruined every article Of
household furniture We possessed They have our
thanks, nevertheless"
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f1b I'dts =. T. FF I'M
MEXICAN WATC nEs.-APPEE-

N TON, TRACY & Co, wALTHAM, MASS, MAN. ~
uFAcrURfRs OF PATENT LEFER WATCHES- G.A&s
These upcror watches made by the aid OF I'v -
original machinery expressly designed to secure with
ow price tbstartia, durable and uniformly reliable
keeper. The movements new in construction, AMI
are by the highest authorities to he faness in
principle quality and have been proved br the
lie reliable and nnang in action These Watches
are the crude materials, in single
cd and uniform the IN an
ufacory beg organized the system that has been
adopted production If the unoqualed American fire
arms enables produce at onela'f ~
price any foreign of The quality aud ""
the pert performance for ten yeais Of every
watch manufactured by us.
All foreign made by hand the American watches
helm The only ons made machinery upon rn'rn sys
TEN Nearly all hand made watches are detective
and are nuallv getting order In parts OF
the country it is impossible al good watch tpairer and
srh re- airing uncertain and expoas'e The IL
troducti of American watches spos of Ibis difficulty AMI
untry er an well as waic dealers can Keep watches
part their miscellaneous stock, an thus supply their
customers v h staple which may he used rs any other
article story hunbug. Sold by The trade y, u
ToBBINS & APPLETON, General AGENTS,
nov : dim ~ e,wIl IL MAIDEN LANr, MN York.
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NEW COMMUNICATING .nb..r,bc.

~ hn.r taken The house, recently nrioi by Not NGtl
SMITH. "hrto they honi conduct t,atrai tro,tr
and t1HHs.h4 Hf,3Hss the g SMITH ADAMS
and will he loased the friends concern au,
the public generally JNo rio. SMITH
ian II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-04

Mr. Mark Anthony, who ran away from her mas
tiers residence several weeks since arrested on
Wednesday night by officers Burch and Mays
During her travels she met with Mr.. Benjamin
Lewis, II very infrm old man living on Diamond
Hill, and learning by some means or other, that
he was the possessor of small sum tf money,
and cnnceiving tho idea that she was the "bcter
man" of the two, concluded to take forcihlc pos
session Of it. The coveted sum being in his hand
ut the moment, she played the Snatch game on
him. and his attempting to regain the lost trea-
sure, gave him a severe pummcinS about the eyes
and nose. Her master expressed determination
to forthwith sell her out of the State and the May
or released her on that condition.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-04

HAT N ACKEREu..J" just 10 hand, 80 Kits ,s :
fresh No | MACKEREL. Application must be MAJ
to get any. ~ H. NJ "'S'
IL lis.
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RESISTING TIE OFricERs.-Whcn the officers of
the law from Staunton, reached lIarrisonburg,
Va, to arrest George L. Denealca second time,
(he having been acquitted ON previous charge
of obtaining munev false rretenscs, his friends
resisted them, an, several had to lie taken in
toby. The community was greatly excited. The
, ,pers do not state the exact Of the charge
u, ,un which this new arrest is made
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-04

"tirtng tram thc Arm Of Nowlin ~ Air>nW.
u etnn my thanks fr the patronage nj the putin" aud
my h'hl> cordially recommend The Arm at No 'lin
Mnr'l 10 the public and patrons ct tho late II
which | was u memhrr. A At.ENANpEh.
AusaOat'riON --rkc partnership heretofore
ehisrg between III" nndcrsrnc Is this day di-Snvcd
Those having claims against viii present III.
men' AMI th"sr nthird will please inrw ard aud
settle TuoS itRklI,
Dec. II. r. an Inn WIN STkA1 ron
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-04

POSTAL AFFAIRS IN VIRGINIA.-rhc Postmasters
Generals report of 1859 has been issued In
Virginia, the aggregate cost of transportation. in
GLIDING route agents, local agents and mail mes
senscrs. was 1887 ,o6S, over 359,S6o, in 1851; dl
ference. 3o,lss. This is explained hy improve
ments Of railroad service, additional trips, mes
senger service. &c, in % Of the principal mail
teries of the "Old DOMINION" which, us they pro
crossed were noticed.
The letter postage amounted to 1899; hewspa-
per 25.02l registered letters 1863; stamps sold
l05,6ll. Total receipts 245,95 Compensation
95, 500 Incidcntals 80. 300. To all cnmpensa-
ton and incidentals 1876, l39
The statistical department shows that after
paying all expenses Of commissions at the follow
ing amongst other Offices: Wilmington, Delaware,
57,s7 Norfolk, Virginia, 2O,s32, Richmond, Nir-
GINA, 1855.
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CITY AND STATE AFFARs.

CART JouN. NJ. aOTsr.--We are panied to an.
nounce thai this Venerable and highly esleemel
gentlemen AZ present, AnI FIR many ysars past.
Cashier Of the Virginia Bank Of this city, was
yesterday visited with stroke Of paralysis, and
nov hes IN critical. and fear, hopeless co;,i-
ton. the Captain in the morning in possess
sion of his usual z nd health ate his breakfast.
If we are corre;tly informed. and afterward
sunk sensee>s upon suit. lie has manifested
no signs If consciousness snce. Capt. Otny has
been u ctizen ii this place almost from its COM
mcnccr,cnt, and aa OBI .er of the Bank from the
porol Of its establishment. Shnul he pass away
ut this time, II void will be created in our commu-
hity that eannot soon be filed
The lecture Of Rev. DIR. Bcthune, was attended
last evening by crowded auditory. The subject,
Common Sense" was presented in q mastery
manner, and illustrated by of the rsrest
hbtions Of bumor. The whole manner Of the
speaker was peculiarly felcitous; combining
enough Of the playful to keep his hearers in a
pleasant mood.
We did not regard this lecture as equal in beau
ty and true eloquence to that delivered the prey-
aus evening, on Work and Labor"-which we
regretted, 10y reason Of tho incemency of the
weather 80 few Of our citizens were permitted to
hear--hut DR.. B. will long be remembered AS a
pleasant and instructive lecturer, whose return
upon similar mission would be hailed with sin
cere qualification.
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M. HOILINS & CO..
GROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
1--WE Doors above Ncrchnnt-' Kanh,
Nr m r W

the undef this day by limitation
having aims against the concern are requested
present them and all ncbt ~ either ny ohh
open account will make pa, all the out
standing collected the business Of tho
ccrn speedily settled up. JAMES a. SlIi.ER,
d. r. C. PETERS.
JANUARY 3lst, 1859. STEPHEN 4. PETERS,
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~ the Goods Bu under tho style of S1H
LER, PETERS CO. the house formerly occupied by j
A. Sglcr Co where they will be glad to Nil their friends
public generally. Large additions will shortly be made
their present stock and every cfrt used TO please all who
NAV fayur them w it'll a tall. JAMES A. STIGIER,
ID. 4. G. PETERS,
punrI .DS
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n KNNKN. "a
vl not residents this State, This will notify that
THURSDAY aud FRIDAY, the gath and 18th OF FEBhuA
ny next nj the Law Office OF James Garland ESD in the city
of Lyrclbnrr Virginia shall take the depos"nS
Of Charles T. and Alfred ngedove, To be read a. c,
Ience on the trial Of a depending in the Husngs
Court of said city, which AN Plaintiff and you and anot
or are Def,r. d,ns A. WADDlLI.
f,.iu
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CCA RCK Ann DRaXRAni.EG 0ODH.-s an
- receiving this week great variety 81 NEW
this market all Of which win be cold on the oid
!, Jan l0dta, JOhh j. ruhsio' 49,
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II ADGRN AND CHzllDRRNs' sMoEe~-l
just received by Express nice lot Of IadeA KID
BOOTS with and without heals; sss, Calf Heel boots Goat
Boots Chdrens superior Goat Welt Boots also on hand
good supply Of GaiterA DC. 70. stB -...,
Jan 26-dts p. SEABUR1.
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VIEW CONCER MI!

HNHE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE
Il DOES Nor WORK, But WHIT fEMORE g. JOS
Inns STEEL FLOWS DO WORK TO PERFECTION, n
Will be by the following
PAMPIhs DEPoT Appomat'ox, Va. Dec. I'd 1863
MESsRs WH.TTENoRE 81 JOsII>-fodr Sirs Please ~
return tram, more OF your LEFT.IIAND steel
PLDWS. Knox patent They certainly the best Flow
secn light drsugh and in fact every respcc
Your earliest in regard To the Pow desired.
Yours with much respect,
ian 81 dts 1HDS. =. MATTHEW'S \.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-29
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NEW ADVANCEMENT.

TFyRATELLERs for the North North W est fron the South
staas, procure Tickets from Charleston savannah
Chattanooga, Montgomery, Macon, Wimlnson Knoxville
Lyaeburg Washington. Atlanta, and augusta 70 81 Louis
Louisville Cairo Hickman Columbus, Evansville. Cincinnati
Ne Orleans, fksburg Paducah Smthand, and Menphiss VII
Nashville, Tennessee.
First class Railroads and Steamboats, with elosa connections a.
all points Passengers arriving ut NashH ies VIA Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad, go directly to boat without detention
This the quickest and cheapest for those bound for the M
West.
Regular Cairo, Mem Phisa and Sc. Louis Line
The Pine steamboats, B. III. eunyan, Minneionka, sa TEST
Cu5a and J. G. Cline.
One Of these Boats will leave Nashville every day at y
meeting Cairo with Illinois Central Railroad and rough
Nashville to st. Louis ia Sixty hours.
Louisville and Cincinnati Facketss
Reliance Danlieth ka. John au aud Tempest leave ash
vile Thursday and Tuesday, j sloc NJ time from
Nashville to Louisville sixty hours and to Cincinnati four days
Regular Memphis, New Orleans and ticks-
burg LIDs OF Beats.
James Johnson Nashville, T. Howard Rel Rover and Joseph
inc Savage One Of these Goats will leave Nashville other
day time from Nashville to Memphis ~ hours Hicks-
bhrg, i've days. and to New Orleans in Seven Days
Boats leave Nashville day and wait for the arrival Of the
Passenger Trains before starting.
For ncass accommodation upon the Boats Tickets can ee
procured at the different points, at prices named In the annexed
Schedule Of Rates:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-29

Destructive FIRE AT OXFORD, MIssIssIPPI-
PRINTING AND PosT OFFICES DEsTRoYED.-"Mr
Tracy Robinson, the gentlsmauly conductor on the
Mississippi Central Railroad, informs US that a FIRE
broke out at early hour yesterday morning in the
livery stable of Robert Cook, Oxford, Miss which
being communicated to the adjoining building
speedily consumed said stable the grocery and pro-
duoe store of Gee. Fee, the pOst>Ofce, and the Of
fee of the Oxford Mercury. We learn that Mr. Cook
lost about dozen horses besides several carriages
and buggies. Mr.. Fee lost lsrEs stock of gro
eeries etc.,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-29

EXCITEMENT IN HOLLY SPRINGs.-We learn from
the Holly Springs (Miss) Herald, of the 18th inst,
that considerable excitement was caused in that
place, few days before, on account Of requisi>
ton from the Governor of Pennsylvania, through
the Governor of Mississippi, being placed in the
hands of an officer, for the arrest Of one of the
merchants Of Holly Springs. He was charged
with having .Obtained goods from a Philadelphia
firm under false pretences, or, as the Herald says,
he purchased the goods on a credit, and, being IN
successful in business, failed to pay up at the time
agreed upon. A meeting Of the citizens was held,
and the agent of the Philadelphia house informed
that when his Governor learned to give up fugitive
slaves it would4hen be time to consider the subject
Of giving up of their citizens to be dealt with
Pennsylvania, for debts which could not be paid
probably On account Of mistcrtgnes in business.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-29

FARMERS

WETILL doubtless be grafed to observe tla IN Ves Of
nv continued s,ringency have concluded to make such
s,tior in our Dspliiar and unappruaehaie Corn and
oh 1iIf the ENccIsiOrs VIII bring It within The reach
Of AL offered, Tor ms season only All complete siia
~ 80 N ndngr the very los o. Ferry Dollars.
As r a. We are aware, this is lower than the Excelsior has
before been offered IN ne United sales ana as Us superiority Is
viii appreciate efforts by sending in their orders Believing
the public long awarded the Excelsior he palm
superiority, VIII without discussing its surprising merit oder
it them with the remark that the Excelsior, adapted crush
ing and ccb wheat rye. oats &c grinding
family Il discharges he meal directly into half
bushel, and provided with movable gHng surface which,
when be restored Of three dollars. Agents
throughout the state authorised to ell fslsior above.
Persons wanting the aboYs viii please address
JAMES G. BALDWIN,
derqf-dGtE7n q. Colleen street. NashEiile. Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-29

DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.--The Memphis Bulletin
of the Goth says: "About o'clock last evening
an accident occurred Market street, near the
bayou, which it is feared will prove fatal to little
boy, three yesrt old, Of Mr.. Joseph Wilson, Of
the Gay police. Il seems that the little fellow was
playing near the residence of his parents, when c
ladder, at the time leaning against the house. was
caught by the wind and thrown to sgrOund strik
ing him the head and fracturiug his skull in two
places. At late hour last night the little sufferer
was considered BY the attending physician, DR.
Maddox, to be in q very critical condition"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-29

The Clarksville Chronicle Of the 18th says: The
grading on the first section of thirty miles Of our
Railroad, is rapidly approaching completion. The
iron, we understand will be here in about two
weeks, when the track laying will commence at the
river, and continue in the direction of the Kentucky
line. The cross-tie contract on the South side Of
Cumberland riVer-seventeen miles-has been let
to Messrs. G. A. Roth s. Peter Fritz, and from the
character of these gentlemen the company has eve
~ assurance that il will be speedily executed"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-29

FIRE ON the BELFAsr.-The Memphis Bulletin Of
the 18th says The steamer ]. G. Cline, in leaving
port yesterday evening" communicated sparks to the
cotton on the larboard side Of the Belfast which be-
coming ignited, at the one time threstrned the en-
tire destruction Of the boat and her valuable cargo
heavy wind was blowing shOre>Ward at the tims
and but for early discovery Of the flames and the
prompt exertiOns of the officers and crew for their
suppression, the most disastrous consequences must
have ensued. Fortunately, however, only about
forty bales of cotton were injured thirty of which
we're thrown overheard, and afterward recovered
below"
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HollInrsrorth IS. The So.

| This was an Indictment and conviction for dis
/ turbing public worship.
By 8, art. l, Of eur constitution, it is declared
! that "an men have a natural right 10 worship AIS
mighty God according TO the dictates Of their own
| eonsciences" The Legislature has passed many
AID stringent Laws to protect the people in this
| rights.
| BY the act Of 1901, any person interrupiing a
congregation assembled for worship Of the Deity is
to be punished as a rioter at connon law. The act
Of 1915, ch. 60, makes il the duty Of 81 JUS
tees of the Peace who may, by their own Obserya.
iOns or the informs tim Of others, ascertain that
any person, ''eher by words or gestures, or in any
other manner, aas been guilty ''of disturbing any
congregation which nay have assembled themselves
together for purposes Of worshipiDg Almighty God
aid assist il the same, to have them arrested
An this is admitted and approved in the ereumea at
but it is commended that the defendant is not guilty
Of the offence created by thess statutes
That at the time Of The Preparation Of the
acts with which be Is charged, the congregation as
sembed for worship had been dismissed, aud the
Church suthorties engaged ia his trial for ce.
tain offences imputed to him as 9 member Of the
Church, and in his defense against that charge be
created the disturbance and breach Of order with
which he is charged in this Indictment
Il is not eOutroserted that his conduct was such
as creates the kind Of disturbance forbidden by the
law if il had been before congregation engaged
in worship But his defense is rested upon The
ground that he law does not apply to case where
the congregation had been dismissed, and the
Church sui bOrties were engaged in trial for the
administration Of the discipline This Court has for
the suppression of these Offences given their acts
a broader and more liberal construction and held
that their protection would extend to a religious as
sembly, whether large or small, which might be en-
gagged in public worship, or duties connected with
their interest as Church.
This construction embraces the case before Us and
fully sustains the charge Of his HoaOr. These
''wieked and disorderly persons" as they are de-
nominated in tie act Of 1918, who triae with sac,
red things, and show contempt for the rules Of The
Church, and rights Of conscience, deserve 10 favor
and should be visited with the fullest measure of
punishment authorized By the law.
The judgment will be affirmed. CARUTaERs.
A true copy. Attest: C. W. Nelson, Clerk.
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The defendant, John 81 Bridgeaah fiod De
murrer % the c0nplainanis TN bai me eAaacsllor
oserIuied i Ia ikisswe think he erred That
reversiol&ry, n remainder interest in real estate
eOull be sold BY execution 81 law, Vas decided ia
Kelley Is Morgaa's Lssse, Yer. 437 The cons
plaioaE,s then rad complete remedy at law--and
ask Ielisf in ecu ", only useless, but ex
Fensive and m'schieTeus. They already had iudg-
ment in the Circuit Csust, WIZ "a execution and
levy upon he land--aad ali they had to do was 10
sell il under that writ But iaslead Of Going this,
tie Sheriff is made a par.y -islendsnt-to me bill
and r, r4ined by I'M aaeuoa from making the safe
ard decree 10 sell sskei ia Chancery. This
proceeding cannot be juslfsd BY tae iaet lhatsUn-
dry executors il favor Of clher creditors Of Bridge
man, fr5fa justice Of the peace had beea levied
OF the sans lead because they had all teen r9suIn-
Ell 10 the Circuit Court Of Biedsoe county the same
court in which conpisinants' ju5gmenfs haA ga
order Of sale made; AMI all he executions must
necessarily, be N the hands Of the me Sheriff. or
returnable 10 the same eouri; aud having the money
produced By The sale iD his hands, he eou 4 readily
lppy it according 20 the prioTt!cs OF The Wris, or
ii he hal dlubts how 10 distribute t. the courts
would advise him. Ills well sell Jed, that where a
Sheriff has raised money under several pxecutionr
and is at loss how to distribute it, tie court
WILL IN summary way, uPen the FEC stated in the
returns advise how Is shoad be distributed Il has
the power over It's suitors Gad viii so appropriate
the money as TO bind them AMI protect the Sheriff
F" N9N- seH g 10 - '~~1NSi75 = lev vto. Lee
case Of POrnish rs Saunders and Marin, 43l, mas
q conflict be.Ssea different courts. We are, there
FORE constrained TO reverse the decree of the chan
eellOr and 10 dismiss the complainauts bill Butas
to the bill OF Benjamin F. Bridgerlan, 10 dsmurrur
vas fled by jain 81 Bridgemsn sad it was taksn
pro confessO, 10 him. rais is equivalent 10 an
sWer, admitting the allegations Of the bill, and il
the demand Of BeDjsmin 7. BcidgeEan was purely
a legal one, under the act Of 1857 en- sos, $
81 Che question Of jurisdiction IS waived Acts 1851
and 1852, page ca, he is therefore, eniiled u hold
his decree. The eomplainaRts, Wiley Banks & Co !,
viii pay tie costs of their bill; and ihey win The
other parties to hat suit viii be left to pursue their
legal remedies under the levy. WBIGHr.
true copy. Attest, c W. NELsOx, Clerk-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-29

The grocery Of A J. Turner, at Winchester, was
entered on the night of the 10Th and robbed of
saSut $3.50 in money. The Home Journal says: at
seems that the thief had previously taken cut the
upper key to the bar that fastened the blind
and Of course at night, he found it an easy matter
to effect an entrance About $50 Of it was silver,
and the rest il one dollar bills "
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-29

The Grand Junction Quid Fuae Gays: "Two mea
Victed and sentenced 10 ten years in the Penenta4
~, for robbery, this week in Memphis, all within
forty hours after the commission of the crime
Swift upon larceners but slow upon murdersrs, art
thou, o Tennessee Justice!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-29

A Card 70 she llsidies--Dr. DuPOnee's Pc
riOdicaI Pills for FeHnaies.--Are niailibe for re
moving Stoppages Irregularities Of the Men-es.
The Pills nothing but have hen used By the Doctor in
his practice for many years, both in France and America with
paraeed in every case and he urged By many thou
sand ladies who have used the make the Pills public, for the
alienation Of those suffering from any Irregularities whatever
preventive to ladies' whose health viii Lot permit Of Increase Of
mily.
Pregnant females, those suppong themselves
toned against using pills while in that condition, the prOprie
responsibility after the although
their mdness woud prevent TO halt otherwise these
pills recommended Directions accompanying box Price
EWIN, PENDLET0N < CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Nashville, Tenn.
To whom all orders be addressed They will supply the
trade al Propret0rs prices, and furnish show cards sid circulars
Sold at Retail in Nashville, by
DEMOVILLE & BELL, No &c Cherry street.
G. W. HENDERSH0TT, cor. Cedar St, and Public Square
BEACH 4 GOODLET. Market St, opposite Union street
J. STRETCH, corner OF Broad and Market Streets
Ladies by enclosing either Of the above agents, haze
the above Pills sent (cOnfdeutay BY nail to part Of the
city country.
n. BThe ingredients composing these Pills male knoEn
to every agent selling them They viii tell you that they al
they represented Ask for Dr. DupOncO'S Coll
den Pills. See the signature each box you all then
medicine you Eiay depend upon, vet perfectly harmless
MANSFIELD x CO., Agents for Memphis
WILSON & sTARBIRD, Agents for louisville.