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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-18
Oas NeDDlmtiDnss Retailer,
(@rldihte bon 1889 bl8 184S)

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-18

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-18

DO TaBer 9toBe SDetldeen
lUeben efpa9tsn, UelHe mir i'm gDbOIefale wtete r btato obros.
fen, sfsniR Eaab trIf9e ~&tntburser aate uab cine narthip
.euttGe uae PapaHna eteaEren, welae mir b~eIpnSerS ernpffbs
len, .I5d& .di WprbItnaer 1tnh $50 '"pI'9'
49, NP. 1902 QDmborbfr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-20
SECOND Class.

AnVs ale and beer In wood beef barrels; bacon ven
packed IN boxes caska har bones, boiler
In harres bark and cob mills carriage sr1g sss
cider in barrels hessheasS ocey in h0oss
coffee and chko copper bsxes and casks erucibles s
loe4e Ye WOOds. IN stick epson sats gun skes
10 oFpAi packages hardwsrs hoo and bes sfssu
hsFrsgs In hooks and hinges Ton safes Fng
shnrs iron fencinss junk uts lard sood kegs cans
lead In casks pig; lightning rods IN hands lime n cas
Ter IVA and Tenn In kegs barrels; as uysrs ana
clans in she'll az owners rskl oil IN h0gnes3s and he
paints, dry and In OIL barrels rubher springs
and casks, rubber bens saarstes IN boxes; sr, shot "a
soda In hos tin plate
boxes apd egs Vsason ID barrels boxes Vuear
Ipa, white lead, Ehisky IL barrels. -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-20
From tae chAFisstOR Mercury.
Black RepubIiaa.

When n man in the South says that although he
does NOT apnroye of Senator Doglas' doctrine of
souatter sovereignty, yet that he VIII support nm
nominated by the Charleston convention, for ne
Presidency, in preference to black kepuDhcah, ne
NAV be considered as Out-and~out Douglas ad-
herent The Southern States (as tbs convention
will he organized of those admitting into the con-
yention whole tiers of States, like the New Engnd
States which cannot give single vote Ior the
Democratic Darty) will have the absolute control
of the convention What they want, is not support
from the South i'll the convention in nominating the
candidate That they can do without a single vote
from the South; but thsy want simply acquleseence'
submission cooperation from the south, after they
have exercised THEN power OF nomination now N II
NAV not do in Douglas adherents IN the south 10
sunport directly Douglas with his abolition heresy
of squatter sovereignty The direct support OF
Douglas may weaken them in the South, ard IS NOT
at all important to his nomination. But let !nem
give an indirect conditional support-let them de-
clare beforehand, their acquiescence in case Doug
las ia the nominee of the Charleston cOnven-
ton. and this is all that is necessary for his
success The pretext that they will support him in
preference 10 Black Republican, is of course, moth
ing but pretext. He Is Jsst as bad as Black he
publcan. He co-operated with, and obtained
| for the Black Republicans their triumph over
the South in the rejection of Kansas from the Union
Eli Thayer and whole hosts of Black Republicans,
look upon his policy as the very best TO secure ex-
clusion of slavery from our terrtoFea and their SET
| tlement and appropriation by the free States.
But if this was not so, the alternative they are
pleased to make between Douglas and Black Repus-
ean is a mere fiction to suit their policy. There ls
no such alternative in the nature of things If real
ly intent on maintaining and preserving the rights
of the South they would naturally support man for
| the Presidency who truly and faithfully reflected
this policy. When, therefore, they refused to sci
up and support such man. and support Douglas, the
| shallow game is apparent They are playing par'
| the best game they can in the South to suit the
end in yiew-the elevation of Douglas 70 The Pres
dencv To make Mr. Douglas President OF the UnIted
States is gilmore consequence than the maintenance
of the rights and interests of the South. Party IL
stronger than principle, and the South IS nePt
make-weigbt TO lift them to power They are th'
best Douglas sharpshOOters, because they fight be
hind trees.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-20

1t viii save great ends
IN writing to u.s. will beal in mir the follosing rules:
Of your letter
II yeu wish the Paper changed another give
both Offices in full.
II you write on business sud other Matters Wr separate
sheets o. paper, or different leaves Of sheet
Letters and communications solicited upon all surh facts
ana SUBJECTS as be Of information interest he public
anonymous communications CT whatever character win receive
attention.
Correspondents should upon one side Of the paper
We cannot undertake TO return rejected uncations
All letters on business should be directed Messrs 4. a.
EASTMAN Co., and not personally to either Of the Pre-
prietors ~ j = -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-20

The connecting tracks by the Railroad Bridge al Psry
Hvoidng ali dray or errage u ht together with
tag OF time, aavanages lily appreciated by Shippers
fire. ight. aud .he travelling pubic
Parties shipping Eastward s hnl il to their advantage
gap by this route.
Freight C0ntsc:ons Shipping DrectOr apply to or ad.
Ares either of the iollc vii agents Uf tae compaIy
d. A. SrEW ARE, Pitsburg;
Doyle Co.. .stesbenyile, m Pierce Co. Zsnesve o.;
johnson, Ripley, o; X. MeNeeley. Msysve KY Orms'
Cropper, Portsmouth o. Paddock Jacksonville,
Nv brown Co Cincinnati, o. 3 = heldrum, Madison,
Ind; William bingham, Louisville, ky-; y Graham Co
Cairo I.i Sass, st Louis, Mo- John II Harris Nashville,
Tenn; Harms Hunt, Memphis, Tenn Clarke Co.. Chicago
III Il u koontz, Altan III Naphy & Vale. Dubuque.
Iowa, Of Railroads different points the
West.
The Greatest Facilities offered for tho p ro-
lection aud speedy transportation of
LIVE STOCK,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-20
DALY'S
AROMATIC VALLEY
w III L S X r. Y .

FENE purity this Whiskey is certifd to by the leading
Northern n,en science. such Dr. Chiffon, the noted
New erk Chemist who understands such things,
tells US this good Arouatic and he is rei-
this Valley Hhskey TO those II
need Of good article.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-20
REMOVAL.
I0HN YORK q co.

rrIyE removed their Book Bindery and
Blank Book MauufActory to he Baptist Pub hing HSuss
"a door from the souarsnd win be glad 70 see all their old
customers and invite hat want work in our line We
ys pattern Particular attention win be paid TO the Binding
81 Periodicals. and old Boo Our prices are rs low as the
lov The svIs Of work car at the Bndry Store
Union Street Book ls ehsr place VII receive immed
astsHsE sra FRti7DsaH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-20

VTTE have Iust received direct frrm New Orleans 81 hhds
Nv OF strictly choice Sugar aecy the best now in mar
ket This OF Sugar has been h0gshesds an
'-''' - : kffZELL. HOOPER & Co.
& ~ IS + a 4nd9 lfark4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-20

Have been sold during the last six months, and ID
ne instance has Il failed in giving entire satisfaction.
Whs then, will suffer from weaknrss 0cbii;y. whep
NeLsau's strenFtheuing Cordial Will cure YOU
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-20

TT IS pBLIeIoUs 10 TAKE.

We sayto parents, II your children are sicitly TIrys
or afflicted with eanalaints prevalent among ehillrpr,
give them small quantity Of McLeans Cor'lial, and
II will make tkeu healthy, ct. aaa fobust. Delay
not a n0slent az H. aud you Y III be cOnTinced
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-20
CROssN-TIES WANTED.

HNhE Nashville and Eorh Western Railroad Company wish
" contract Tor 10000 Cedar CF0ss-Ites. 9ieet
long nshes tek we'll hewn, foe naroWes place not
Ae th clear Of uT, timber 10 he sound, 70 be deliver
81 at the grade line Of the road in Nashville
Ihe want 70 contract for 10000 white or
F0At Oh les, Of the above, TO be delivered
% ue ins OF is ROAD In piles from "a section "a
saoagh 90 each section % supply the same
Persons wishing % bad viii direct the Pnesdest and Direct
Of ne Nashville and Northwestern RaIIrosd Company,
fsetnisi 1sna' iply9Q-u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-20

UsT RECEIVED large and beautiful assortment Of Gold
Il and velvet Papers ef the latest and most fashion
shIe styles with ne satin and ungAzei Paper WindoE Cur
tans &c whh Offering very ctetp for cash Paper
HanripK done Ia the best manner. q. W. kLAGESs
eeSIldta t-lr f.s Union street. Odd Fsllows Hall
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-20
FALL AND wINTEK.
B. r. CUTIE r,


Nos SO and So Corner Of oOzs0s and Brsadesy,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
Wholesale ana Retail Dealer In
Roots, shoes, Hats, Trunks, Caps
UMBRELLAS, wIfIPS, &e.,
rs opening the very best selected stock Of
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, ace,
For Fall and Winter
My stock for Ladies' Misses and ohidrens' wear have
selected with great cara.
DOUBLE SOLED BOOTS AND SHOES,
general assormento Of Cents, Boys and Youths
BnOGANS AND BOOTS,
very barge stock Of Double sOed Brcgsns and Boots,
e HATS, CAPS, &c.s ac.,
Just received direct manufactures every style OF
Cents Boys and Chilaens Fur Wool, MsriHO &C.
Trunks Umbrellas, Whips, Carpet Bags, saches and Sad
die Bags
ATTENTION. MACHTNISTS, &c.
1000 feet of Leather and Gam Betting from to 1s inches
vide Also, Lace Leather Copper Burs and RiVs hand and
f sale low for cash a. Nos 56 and So Of College And
Broadgsg.
ssp2s-d. .tE&wlyr B. R. GUTTER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-20
RENEwABLE AT PLEALuRE

hIHE"ElDLH
ons Square, year. S3eEach additional squass, SO
Advertisers exceeding th space contracted
for, Will be charged Cor the excess.
IN THE WEsKLF.
oSK DoLAR per square the first and FrY CENTS for each
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published in Daily and Weekly,
De charged the full daily rates with onehsf the weekly rates
7'asieaf Advertisements bs paid TOR a. the time Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-20

Win carried tbs celebrated Plaster Banks Trginla
ChAanooga nd Dalton aud Stations the Bs Tsennssss
Georsia kailroa, six dollars 2J pouns-
NashVil and all Sianons the Nashville & Chatanoog
Railroad at nine dollars peT tor % 2, ,0oo pounds -
fuscuuBa aud sasiaas of Tuscuuhia. tHs
Memphis Charleston Roa1 nine dollars ton
ions vres, Of Tuscumbia. al twelve doars per ton.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-20

Sx<JE are new receiving AID opening, FOR TUE FALL
w TRADE, by far the largest and most complete BLOCK Of
4. our ue offered Tradei this state
orr ssetk e 1 and complete, ceapstsing yas hns
-fiStV and style and Goods were purchased
-, MsNTTFAcTURERS, on best possible terms, vs.
S % warranted in saying, that inducements Snail se iAr
oy "a apy before offered the Trade IN tnls state
ot t time, Cash dealers, specially requested 70
-s1snss caiI You vii save money BY doing 90. ff
kaFeosA0~ii' HERRY. aAUFLEY & co.
.u.le--su. q iPuAHs SaaAge
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-20
GREAT REDUCTION

z r Il I @ H t.
DETWEEN Hashyil, Memphis Kn0xyile, a,d sta1ons
4 y on The East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad.
100 s heEeen Nashville ard knoxTla,
nnd Stations % kags Tennessee and GeOrgia Railroad
First Class sixty per hundred pounds -ts
Second do do do d.;
Third Do Forty cents per one hundred pounds
Fourih DO Thrtyhve do do do DO.
Rates per hundred pounds, Memphis and
ROCKVILLE, Stations Eas Georgia
road.
first Glass, ninety cents per hundred poun5ss
kccond Glass; ninety Eve cents one hundred pounds
Third Class, seventy I've cents hundred pounds
Elaal. lffF h.ndral
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-20
And Good Accommodations with usual urivilezes for ne
travelling IN charge thereof. " =
FREIGHTS FORwARDED.

~ this route FRI hss Of all de crption can he forwarded
mom fhaoelpha New York, BoOa baltimore any point
90 he Railroads OF Ohio, hentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wiscon.
nin. Iowa, or Missouri ly Railroad direct
ne PennsylyAna RaFosd CONNECTS At pittsburp with
steamers ey which Goes te forwarded any port on the
Ohio, husSingua, heauy, IenBesee. Cumberland, illinois,
AssspP Riseonsn, Missouri, Kansas Arkansas ami Rel
kVs and Cleyean SAndusky, snd Chicago with all ports
sz ghe North Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transportation
tfsr 4eh 70 this Company, rely with confidence
Qpeedy transit
The rstesof freight TO point In the West by the Pennyl
vaua karoad are Al all times as favorable charged by
ather Railroad Companies.
III Gs particular to mark packages "via Penna. r. R"
Merchants in the West ordering goods from the East
70 their interest call agents Company at the
following places before Shipping letters addressed
sn the subject Of egts will meet with grompt attention
E.J. SNEEDRR Philadelphia.
MAGRAW kO0NS, 81 North street. baltimore.
lAkCu q Z o. No. AStor House, or No. /, s. Wm. St,
NY.
LEECH Co No 81 Kby street, Boston.
II. II. Hot SION, General Freight Agent Phila.
i L. H0UPf, General Gsket Agent Phla,
SH0S. A SCOTT general sap't, Altoons. Pa risro =,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-20
FaII and winter Trade of 1859.
New Medical Books.

New Medical BOOKS
GRAY (HENRYl FRS.
Lecturer on Anatomy Georges Hospital London, &C
a NATOMY, DESCRIPTIVE AND SURGICAL The DrNn
a ipTsby NJ " CARTER NJ D., late remonshAtOr Arato
81 Georees HOSPITAL the DsectioDs jointly By the Au
thor and Dr. OARTRa In gnihcnt imperial octave vol
nme Of nearly pages with 363 large and elaborate enga
ings on wood Price in cloth, 50 IS leather, raised
bands, S7.OO.
81 GRosss SYSTEM OF sURGBKV Diagnostc, Patho ogi-
cal TersDeute and Operative, with 900 engavuss on
wood very large volumes Of etOO pages Price
go 90 Jnst RECEIVED bv y. HkGAN,
sspa So Market Street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-20
The Adams Express company.
ITNDON FOE SAL

VNTS are now offering for sale the Manson and IA
Wv Farm Of A. B. Montgomery, sltnsted on n afN
tbs Middle franklin Turnpike, three miles rom
the Public square Nashville. This Is undoGoi
sy t-s most highly Improved property nov onet- e.aA
q Tor sAe anywhere IN the vicinity OF NashVllle,
contains altogether 200 one ird Nood lAas
4lAhee under euceip cultivation We deem IL uhhess
= say thing by way Of e0mendaiiOa, As TIE proery N
apeak for itself J. L. a r. W. BROWN,
aug2-du PealF Estate Agents.
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CHARLES b. HALL,
CHARLES b. HALL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRALER II
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALIsEs,
CARPET BAGS, &s.,
NO. Is SOgTH SIDE PUBLI0 SO gARB,
NASHVILLE, TENN,

NASHVELLEs TENN.s
Vs now in receipt Of his Stock for Fall and Winter
trade consisting Of Ladies, Misses and ChdenB boot
Shoes and Caters thin and Trick with and without h
Gents nne Calf Boots and Shoes and Caters angle
soles.
Gents fine Calf Scotch Boots and Shoes;
do do Kip Brogans, lined and unliBeds -
do de Heavy Calf and Kip Roots;
do do do do Grain, waller proof Boots -. a, =
AIarEe Of Heavy Brogans and iots Ior
use Home Rade and Eastern Work. Men Plough Shoes
Women's Heavy DItch Boots 60. =.
complete OF Boys and fouth -. ana mp
Boots Shoes and BrogAns also Misses Cdrsn Kid and
Goat BoOoees Caters Shanghai BoJtsss, van ana Mhoui
heels.
Misses and childsns Met lie Tipped BoOsa new article
TRUNKS.
Also Ladies French Dress TrInks me se leather Iron
framed Trunks Vslises Garrett Bass Ladies Leae sstcae
&C ali az which sa advance on Eastern Cost
Ny friends the public generally se rpeetniy in ed te
xsnne their Stock feeling eonfdent mat ney vii be peeae1
/ both in respect to qualay and price. ,o,., . -.
seplS-u A-nAo- D nAA-l
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NUMBER 1e5.
TAR Rants

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nshdatonso Of ths sleiicll profession ana
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MOST EFFTCIENT AND AGRERABLa
SALINE APERTEHT
In use and e hsinr entitled 70 sDecal Vs ~
Mineral sprirg waters Sedlz Powders, other srslir
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SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS
It particularly adapted wants OF Travellers b sea and
Land, Residents Ia not Climates, Seisatry
Vessels and PIsntsrs win and n ss,rsSl. - o. "a
elton % their Medicine Chest - .af,.f
With those Who have used T. il has high favor deemed
Il torpid safe Of as LissrIt renders great servio IN ~
u ess ana atisa-It giTes ths hest s,sis.., "a,
laying an iunan0asoy symptoms AID in enetua
rs success ~ eases er Grpe Iadigsssioz sas,ra aaa
CosffUeaess-Provss Me,cne creates utility
Acidty ef AS StSnsdeA 76 t4s dlsfFsss1g siczess
nsnai daring PrsgasneYsds speedily, and viih marked
kq5or grsasst Fsf ftoss g5icfed or no
f tis PRsGently acting the bOWes- neuiralizng
denotes. ess
m Ias q iagassa6EsfH az eases toers GeaRs Aprisa
: r rsrgaisse e re9S!rsd.
Keep N a1y snsis s2d merely Tslar Sa poured upon
Taken In ne morning. never interfss with the avocaons
Of the day, acting gently the system, restoring digestive
creating elasticity spirits rch Ve rrst
every enjoyment It enables enior many
barrei and without which life is irksome and distressing
Numerous testimonials from professional and oh gsneasz
increasing popularity for years strongly gnaanier is
efficacy and character, and commend 70 The vorba
notice Of an intelligent pubic.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and Retail By
JOHN A. 7ARRANT 4 CO., Druggists, -
No zen nuTc a. Warran- NJ y.
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CLAssIFICATION
FIRST Glass.

Spirits turpentine esmphss, burning fluids vsrns
will oaiy Be takenat owners risk.
Gunpowder friction Matches and other combuse
ces VIII charged local Of each Road only
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