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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-11

ncLEATs VOLCANIC CT LINIKEET.

II -7-@T Il-NI-IIN| ~ :. W'ELD
Tho ONLY safe and certain fur Cancers, Tilcs,
Tuners Su.,ii1-s anil G.nEyligr or Gui.rp. Paralv-
SIS. N,ural ~i, " o1Snass e. ,ha Muscles Chronic or
Iufgmmr;o-y EH'ault;-n. Stiffness Of the joint
Cautrartci MIscias COR J. rJmcits EaTachC or Tputh-
ache. Bruises, SrJia', NouudS, Fresh Cuts Ulcers,
Frynr Sr-as. Gated Erraats Sore Nipples. Burns
S-ds Sore Throat, any Inflammation Pain. 10
difference how severe, or how long the disease may
have existed. M6LEAS's CELEBRATED EMINENT is a
certain rruial~.
Thousands nf human beings have been saved a Iifo
of d"rr"pitude AMI misery IS The Of tAis nylu-
ahle Iledicinn.
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and Suffering Treated
PROF. !. H. LEVIN.


PROF. J. H. LEVIN.
VIRGINIA,
ENP0RMS afflicted with 1mpedinents OF Speech that he
has taken Rooms at the
SEWANEE EEOESF, Nashville, Tenn.
Where prepared them speak read with dis
tnctness the short space Of hours with but few exeep
and that without the incton Of distress pain to the
patient The patient will be convinced both Of the grandeur
and beauty we'll the efficacy of his theory, when applied.
Where satisfaction given charge will be male
Prof Levin, in order give saisaton has adopted the fol-
lowing universal He proposes give his theory and
remedy the applicant with the understanding that should said
applicant convinced Of its efficacy and decides not
said theory and remedy, then charge will be made
IT , See hand bills.
Prof Legns practice Orleans Mobile, Charleston, and
throughout the South, has been quite lerng Tie most
rmed scepcs have been convinced and given him certificates
testfying to the virtue and efficacy Of his theory.
No charge for consulting
? Prof LEVIN will remain only short time in this
place. aP27-dtL
Read the following certificate:
NASHVILLE April 26, 1859.
Having heard Prof Levin explain his theory upon the origin OF
sammerng and sutern and his mode Of treatment,
the former onal the latter both simple and easily
followed We also have confidence that eectual remedy
within the poEer every afflicted by this mpediment,
treated by said Levin.
PEARL, B CAsTLENAN, G TARBOX.
C HAYS, AND'W ANDERSON, w Mc3AFOCk.
ap 2SdEwlm W ii CLEMANS.
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ASSETS OF ADETUECr BANK The assignee of
Lancaster Bank, Pennsylvania which failed some
two three years ago with outstanding cireula-
ton of 5000 900, reports that the notes will lie ut
terly worthless so far as the assets Of the dsfunst
bank concerned, which will hardly realiza enough
cash psy expresses The only chance for bill hold
is to enforce the individual liability against d.
rectors and stockholders, who he says fully able
aud responsible 10 pay dollar for dollar. Some Of
the bill holders have determined to prosecute &C
oOrdingy.
The VIRGINIA WaEAr CROP.-During the past
ten days the editor Of the Richmond Enquirer says
he has met sgrislturiss from most Of the counties
of Virginia. They give fattering accounts of the
growing wheat crop, and intimate that far every
sign tends to denote fine yieldOf wheat, at which
the farmers themselves will not be very apt 10
grumble.
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The greatest Remedy In the world. THIS cordial
/. distilled Honi berry Known oiy 20 myself, and
chemically combined with Of The most valuable
medicinal roots, herbs and lEris known to the mind
Of man, viz: BLOOD Eoor, BLACK Roof, WILD
CHBG2Y BANK, yellow Dock, DANBELION, SNESAP-
AKILLA, ELDER FLOWERS, with Others, producing tie
most iufI.ihle TeIneUy f)r the restoration Of health
ever known. II Il natures own remedy, curing Dis
ease ly natural laws. When taken It's influence =
felt cnUr,in through every vein # the body, purify
fag and acreeratiHg the circEllyn If the blld. It
heUirtze5 any bilious matter in the stomach, aII
LL-.. ~ L.L.La ur--
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Manny's COmgIned Reaper aud
Mower,

TTTTTH WOODS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ celebrated Machine eoeyed The fr premium Of Grrd
s5lp HKp1L sc0mbiued keapng and Moving Machine
Al he great Uniie4 States Agricultural Fair, held LoasTs
SEPTEMBER ls57. The trial % syracuEe Nes
YORK 10 JAY where all the prpa Machines the United
States thoroughly tested The committee made ref-
trSagh Marshal P. Wilder, President United States Agrra.ual
Society, a Louisville, Ky.
Il also resolved The award the best Reaper TIE Best
MoEer before two separate committees appointed ~
dent Davidson County Agricultural Society. Nts6v
July 1861, most Of the machines
Numerous other premiums and sFards gven hs asckns
during the last season. every Machine America
The above machines are for sale By the undersigned
B. y. CH1ATHAM,
General Agent Cor TIE State.
kIeHkhs MHEELES 4 CO.,
te1Ef-d&Ha Nashville Ieul.
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McLeans celebrated Eminent Is the only safe and
reliable remedy for the cuFa Of SPAWN, Ring Bone
Windgalls, Spi.uts, Unnatural IumTs, Nodes or
Swclling3. 1t Will never ail 70 cure Big Head, Poll
evil, FistUla, Gid Running Sores. or sweeny. If
properly applied For Sprlins bruises Scratches
Cracked Heels Chafz, Saddle or Collar Calls Cuts
Sores, wounds, it is iufal'ib!e remedy. Apply
il directed and is certain in every instance
Then tribe no longer with tie many worthless Lin
iments offered YOU. Obtain a supply Of Dr. Nc.
Leans celebrated Linimelit 1t will euro you
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ROCA,S BALSAm FOR PULMONARY AND
TUREIECILA CONSIL NJ E5,ELON.

VI HE public put possession OF of the most extra
ordinary remedies heretofore
sisre incuFabe disease, being Outward AppicG-
ton, action which seemingly miraculous and
having Of those attributes which the
compounds now in general use.
pamphlet containing directions letters from distinguished
and we'll known individuals and other documentary evidences
will accompany the remedy.
having be the agent for the sale
this Baam the price has been reucsl 1t only be obtained
Of the proprietor by letter directed c. Il OCA, box l
o. Philadelphia Penn nov30-dim
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Cigars and Tobacco

cigars ana EODslceO.
ENTE have large stock q Havana Domestic and Geruzn CT
wv CARS, which call e attention parcuiarr
Our Own Mann ftctures
Which only guarantees bat sell from fcsl frs
70 g per cent i0tcer than house in the
sell them without sEcosD PROFIT, thereby placing
a footing with any i0hber in the city.
III = In fzs Virginia Che ~ ing TObacCos We
kLsEledge no rival. J. ". LANGLEY 4 CO.,
mh25 No4f Union St-eet.
SOLACE.-Andsrson's FineCut Tobacco. IL Cans AID
- Paper Packages Virginia Pocah0ntss smoking Tobacco,
in bales. Just received BY mhll J. W LANGLEY CO.
FINE CHANDELIERS.
WILL furnish Chandeliers either burning Gas, on
Candles. suit sized bulng CLurcA, Hotel Puzzle
Hall in the city county with all the glass aloes Shades
a cheap they can be had from any MARKET.
keep good asortmen. OF All the small fixtures With
Drop Lights paper and fancy co0e Glass Shades
CTS, &c.
GAS PIPE AND GAS FITTING.
have the very TOrkmsu always ready kind Of
Gas Fitting. Also all she machinery for cutting sreag
Gas and viii sell number Of feet parties
their measurement plans and furnish The
and other tools, that they can do their work
Steam and steam boat Work.
sesm Pipe, Steam Valves Cocks other articles
repairing steam work.
STEAMBOAT BLOWERS, and other steam pipe work don
with despatch
JAMES u. KENDRICK,
ehaS-3m 50 Cherry street
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LOUIsvILLE d NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
WINTER ENHANCEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON after Monday, November 18th, ls5S, Trains wrun
follows:
Morning Train. Evening Train.
Leaves allstin at 73OA NJ Gallatin 100 ?. H.
Arrives Edgeheld 900 do Arrives Edgefeld $50 de
Leaves do $1,000 do Leaves do - $3.50 do
Arrives Gallatin "II3g Arrives Gaatin " 500 do
The Train leaving Gaatn 7O A NJ and Edgefed 10
A. NJ connects Garn with mail coaches and from Louis
willie The Train leaving EdgeGelJ 10 a NJ and Gaatn
with mail coaches and from Hartye and
Carthage. Only the mornn Train will be Sundays
Wearing apparel alone baggage Of which each
allowed 80 pounds free charge will be made
for extra which paid 10 the conductor Other
articles than baggage carried in the agage will be charged
Express freight which be paid 10 tie agent Of the Express
CompA y.
Passengers taking their seats a. GaiatR and Edgefeld without
purchasing tickets, will be charged ten cents extra
jan26-tf ROBERT MACLEOD, superintendent
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BALTImoRE AND OFETO
Is ~
RAVTRRan
5. Great National Route.


RAILROAD.
,a Great National Route.
EENERMINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore The East and Wheeling Benwood and Park
ersnurg the West at which places with Railroads.
Steamers, &c, for and from an points Inthe
West, Southwest and NOrth-veSt.
Pare New Boston ONE DOLLAR less than via any
other route.
Am. - ~
Direct connections are made by these trains
For all the Eastern Cities. r-ele
This is the only route to Washington CITY
Passengers by this can visit Bsltimore pbadeuia
New erk and Boston, at the cost OF alone by
other lines. =
THROUGH Tickets to the Eastern cities procured via
W Washing ton city at an additional charge of So %.
Qaick time and sure COMMISSIONS. 81. s....a
Inquire for tickets via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad any
the principal Railroad Oaices in the West.
~ q IN D. r. FULLER. Gent Western Agent
L. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent
W. P Smith. Msster Transportation. lapI8.
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LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA.,
A L Z N A n . z II 81 II . q Il
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
For the sale 90 Tobacco and Produce
Generally
TEVHEY give prompt the sale OF Tobacco Wheat
Flour and Bacon, and make liberal cash advances the
wien required Rmances made By sight drafts New
York
REFERENC
John g. Meem, Esq Pest Of the Exchange Bank Lynebur Va
W-l II BlacSiord, Esq, Cashier :" 4" :" Z"
N Langhorn So-s, Tobs co Manufacturers, "
Thos Ferg-rson, Esq, &" 9 "
DR. james Saunders,
mb9fl dryIv
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The brig West Indian left New Orleans on the ID
inst, for Port au Prince, having board over one
hundred and City egrOes, who we're emigrsting to
Hayii. The New ORLEANS Bulletin says most of them
Of the better class and nearly al have Trades
This movement Of emigration emanates from Jeff>
rard, the new President of Hayti, who is desirous
of enightening and rendering more industrious the
population which he is called 10 rule, by the
infusion of new and more wholesome blood into the
body polite. With this view he has appointed
agents, who charter vessels and afford free passage
to all disposed to emigrate; paying only moderate
sum for their sustenance on beard. The West In
dian is the first vessel that he's left New Orleans on
this mission. She is to be followed by Others ac-
cording TO the demand for emigration. Should the
emigrants be satisfied with this change of coun-
try il will lead 10 an exodus of the coloreG popula-
ton of the Southern SAFES compared to which the
colonization society has done but irifs. The evil
Of free cOlOred population, mot removed, will be
much mitgsted.
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AND CHATTANOOGA II. II.
tt5sS 80 g @ 81 -

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, FEBRUAIk eth, 1859,
Passenger Trains will asfoloWs:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville II 400 A. NJ and , 2. NJ.
Arrive at Chattanooga at . ?. NJ. and $40 A. N.
GOING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at S;45 A. NJ. and : Is P. NJ.
Arrive at Nashville at 7:37 NJ. and $40 A VI.
FENHE Day Passenger Train from Nashville, at 430 A. NJ
at Wartrace with Shelbyve train at S5 A NJ
and with Western Atlantic r. K. Chattanooga 2P NJ
IL The Night Passenger Train from Nashville, at P. r.
WarAce with shelbyvlle train $40 IL with
McSIunve Manchester L. r. at Tuahoma at 7O4 P. NJ
and Memphis and Charleston r. at Stevenson at 1923 P NJ
The Day Passenger Train from Chattanooga at S45 A. H.
connects with McMnnve aud Manchester R. r. at TuahOmz
at 2iiP and with Shebyve train at Wartace at $50 P NJ
III The Night Passenger Train from Chattanooga 7:Ij
meets with Menps and Charleston r. r. stevenson 10 u
?. n. <. W. COLE,
fehj-f. Superintendent.
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VETI commence over the new Race Course Wednesday,
w June LIST, 1859
DAY, "WEDNESDAY, JUNE FIRST.
Sweepstakes three year ods mile heats 500 entrance
$50 forfeit
Eli Odom names GOdiva, by Albion, cam Sovereign
A. Barnes bay colt Worst by Albion dam by Richard.
Guild &Blythe names Ran Barry,by Albion, dam Jerry
DAY, THURSDAY,
Great mateh for $1,000 90 forfeit four mile heats
Gld Blythe IIawatha, by Albion, dam by Wagner.
Eli Odom Mary Wylie, by Albion dam by Sovereign
THIRD DAY, FRIDAY, JUNE THIRD.
Sweepstakes for uned three year O, mile heats, 100
trance $50 forfeit
w e. Harding names black colt, by Albion dam Cana.
Also brown colt by Epsilon, dam SeAblrd.
John Aleock black mare by Ross, by Eclipse.
FOURTH RAY, SATURDAY, FOURTH.
Stakes for all ages, mile heats $500 entrance SlO) for
felt
W j. Harding brown mare, Tennessee, by Epsilon,
am Kate King
Eliot Malone Comet, by Albion, levathan.
GALLAT1N, April LIST, lS59 A. BARNES, proprietor.
R-Tbe above race situated miles from the
town OF aatn Of the safest and
ne sontbV with every convenience accommodate all lovers
of the turf The track pckeed with ample stands to accom-
modatea II who may choose to come
spI7tw tunnel. a. BAhNES, Proprietor
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A PRIL Is 5 9.
v GzISHAM. 4 g. HuFFAKKa.
GRESHAM 3 HUFFAKEEs,
rsnsc.s.nr. 70 s,-ilh L.. a n, 1

GRISHAM q HUFFAK Ek,
Successors to Smith, Loved Col
WHOLESALE GROCERs
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
So SOUTH sTEEEr.
Nashville, Tennessee.
WE are now in receipt OF large anI veil asrtsd stok
w Groceries, Liquors, &C. to which invite the attsaon
Of the trade;
Sugars.
$50 Louisiana; 100 Bait. Crushd aud Pov'd
50 boxes Loaf: 10lhhls s.. Louis do DO
Coffee
800 bags New ORLEANS Rio;
15J do Choice baltimore
mOiasscs.
Us barrels Choice Rsioiled:
so j do do do
LiGmOrSs
100 barrels Pixies pelu's and CtIsnartl's Whistles
900 do Bourbon, Rye. MOlOngaea and Smths Old Re
serve Whisky
800 do Country made Lincoln Roberts q, &c;
IS pigs Domestic Brandy;
25 French do
Is do Ginger, Blackberry and Cheray 90
10 do Holland Gin:
Is casks Port Wine;
% bbls Malaga Vine:
pkys Old Jamaica Rem;
Sundries,
90 90 ss7ss star ar Candies % 5 s s Tobacco al %
$50 ar do do do o. chest Green and Black "a;
Also good Of Pepfer spice Ginger. sofia. &c
Wanted 10000 bushels Dried Frnit.
Oc9-dtE&Ely GRESHAM L IIUFFAKKR.
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For Philadelphia, New York, &c,

For Philadelphia, New York, &c,
H%Eh [5@ss
&z1Ia1Izhs FROM %Z1s!!IziZzss
e. EsE-sSs--zE
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON.
Cabin SIS S.
Excursion Tickets until January 1850, S25
The we'll known frst class Sle-Whee Steamships,
KEYSTONE STATE, Capt c. P. MAEsHNAN, and
STATE OF GEORGI 4. Capt. ). J. GAEvIN,
Now Regular Line for North leaving Charleston and
Savannah alternately, as follows:
The STATE OF GEORGIA from Savannah, the 5h, 18th and
25th Of every month
Both of every month.
For safety comfort having superior State Rooms, these
ships SURPRISED by the coast. One Hundred
Miles this the Delaware River and Bay-wo nights
81
For niagara Fails, the Lakes and
Canada.
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
This Line connects Philadelphia with the Great Northwestern
Railroad through Niagara Falls Buo, ia Is hours
Philadelphia. Through ICRe With the privilege Of sop
ping Philadelphia and intermediate points for by the Agents
ia Savannah.
Fare to Niagara or Ruas g22-Eura. 500 CanandaSua,
sci c. a. GEEISEK & CO.,
Agents at Savannah.
7. S. & Z. q. BUDD,
Agents at Charleston.
A. HEBRON, Jr.,
fefe7-d6mi Agent Philadelphia.
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NO 81, BROADWAY, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
TENNESSEE IRON, CASTINGS, NAILS,
srkKL, AxLEs, ELLIPTIC sPRnSss
ND all other line Of business which he oersa
"A wholesale and retail, loWfor cash. at the abovestaDd
feb9 S9-ly
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JOHN B. MORRIS CO.,
GENERAL LAND AND COLLECT
ING AGENTS,
GALVESTON, TEXAS
TKTE have perfected for the COLLECTION or
wv CLAIMS throughput Eaitern and Middle Texas Our
correspondents responsible Attorneys
with and give personal attention % business
REhIfTANCES promptly nads in Sight Exchange NaH Or
leans Charleston, Boston, or New York.
Land Agency.
Wa will bHy, sell aud locate kGnds zGes faussffgGfs
lilies, procure Lind PGts any
connected TEIAs and would especially
licit adjusting OLD LAND CLAIMS. for
residents do In all cases for contingent Zee.
All corrsspOndenosis conducted b and all iaoraons
claims, sent for collection be secur
received recepb for AZ Office, and sent with fun nstrue
tons correspondence
JOHN B. MORRIS 4 CO.
REFERENCEss
Nessrs. 7. II. McMAHAN & GILBERT,
- BRIo0Gs b YARD Or-s -
&" ALIEN IisTE ( VNfNe'+t -
Colonel JOIN s SSvB0R.
Jas. KYLE, s'''' 's''''-
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FOREIGN CoMMERCE OF NEW YoRK-RGvrvAL OF
BUsIEEss.-The total foreign imports of New York,
during the past month Of April, reached S22 49,
$40, against Sll, l69O25 in April 1858, aud $751;
PIC, SIS in April Of 1857. On this the Journal Of
Commerce remarks
Those who we're ridiculed because they looked for
rapid revival Of the foreign trade sufficient 10 fur
nsh a revenue without any revision Of the tariff,
have DOW the laugh their side the imports at this
port for the last month having been larger than for
any previous April since the country was first in
habited The total foreign imports received here
since January lst are not quite large for the
corresponding four months Of 1857, the falling of
being greatest in the item of specie, but they are
than double the total for the same period of
last year
The goods in warehouses show slight increase,
the gain the month being about one million dol
lars. Considering the very small stock in bond,
this elbows that the goods wanted as fast as re
ceived.
The receipts Of duties have not increased in the
same ratio as the imports, owing to the decrease
in the value withdrawn from the warehouses, and
the larger proportion of free goods included in the
total, bu, the difference is very slight. The total
amount received for duties in the past ten months Of
the fiscal year, is S29, $40 $780, against S24 O00T75
in the same time last year.
The total exports for April show a large increase
upon tie corresponding month in either Of the last
two years TLis increase is largest 10 specie,
but 1t IS also seen in the shipments of both domes
tic and foreign produce, notwithstanding the al
most total suspension of shipments OF breadstufs
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McLsan's Volcanic Oil Eminent
Fer Horses and other Animals.

WI relieve pain almost simultaneously and II will
cpor-c purify, and heal the foulcst sores in an in
yIediby short time.
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Day GOODSI DRY G0ODSI
McWHEERTER BROS.
For the EaiI Trade.
We receipt desirable and well selected stock
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
We have ever offered to the tire retail trade.
HAVING purchased this stock from thelersest importers and
Commission Houses in the Eastern cities, feel hes
fancy saying thereby enabled sell goods
LOW Phi ES
and on Reasonable Terms any house in the city.
Our present stock embracesege-y variety OF
New and Fashionable Designs,
such very handsome Robes Ala;
IS q Tgba;
French DsLainss, Plain and Fancy
French and English Merinoes;
FacOniaPlaidsi
Lavelas, for Travelling Dresses
bBege's;
Plaid AIerino, English and French;
Every style Of ShaEs Panan Fancy Dress Silks snd Cosks
Black Silks all grades together with other article too tedious 10
have also very large stock of staple Goods such
Bleached Domestic, all gralesi
19&l24 beached Sheetngi
a inch Pillow case Cottsn;
- Brown shsetngi
A. and 81 sea island do
Bro. and blddrills;
Pld Linsey, all kinds.
Flanneis, all colors qualities and pricesi
Canton Flanaes;
Negro Blankets;
Bed Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown Jeans, Kefsey Sanett, Cassmeres Yestngs Shirts
Fronts, Collars and in fact every article person may
end in complete retail store.
We also keep constantly hand complete stock CT Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps, DfOur Co.'S best Boiling
Cio Carpets, &c To all If which invite the attention Of
cheapest. McWHIRTER BROS.
sepl5 No. 81, North Market street,
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J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor

For sale Wholesale and retail In Nashville,
Tennessee Propristors prices by Berry Demove, G.
Hendershott and JO g. Brown and by every respectable Drug
st in theURited states feb27 'S9-dtwly
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HOUSE ANB LOT FOR SALE.
Mary Towles William and Laura Lynch.
Ya decree Of tbs County OF Davidson county
April m, 1859 tie above cause, will
for sale at the court house in Nashville Saturday, the
18th day OF June lot Of ground fronting % feet inches
Cherry and running back Crde street, upon whcis
aeomfOrtable brick house.
TERMS-0Re and years credit without interest will be
given notes with good security required and lien retained
may4-d&twtd =. r. CuEATHAM. @. & NJ
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rHERE ls 40 mlsrAgE ARour M
OVER A MILLION O. EoTTLES

This Cordial will never f o. crp any of the above
diseases, If taken per Girect.CS each bottle in
German, English, and French.
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- 80 nAoTMs

Have been spl dUri- On, 'H-t six months. and in
instance hes il failed u giving entire satisfaction.
Wa. fAau " 10 su,.al iri.l weakness or debility wi,
MsLran's SrcHs tLeniug Cordial VIII cure you:
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NUMBER 1893.
SUMMER iaANUFAoTusIse cOaPAN4,
FACTORY

nURsUANT to decree OF the Skinner chtncsry Court mad
AZ the April Terra 1853 ttn undersigned CoHussoEeI
WILL on Saturday, the 18th day Of June sell auction
the h5qheEt biir on eredit0f G. y and p uoaths the
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E. ". COLE.
Superintendent n. & =. 3. r.
A. HAMILTON.
jsnl-dly Agent for Steamers.
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THE Pennsylvania
CENTRAL BAELR AID.

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