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For CountY rru.fee.

Weare authorized FHos, T. SAUNDERS can:
ddate for the OcOf couay Trustee Davidson cOunst
TIE election to- held in March. 1860. -. = 49, APPS
We authorized 70 announce IsHAM oLARKas scsnai
te for County Trnstesat the ensuing March ELECTION
iaug27-d ~. - $50 ~ 80 80 i =
We authorized TO announce SAMUEL p. AMENT, q
nddats Ceany Trustee OF Davidson cOuiy, at the next
March elesttbh. ..-1s -.2 lsepe-tds
We authorized to HApDN P BOyTIcH cAndi:
for the Office Of coahty Trustee, Of Davidson county, the
ensuing March election - !, oet5-td
We authorized announce JNo. W. MARTIN can.
ddate for County Trustee the ensuing March election
oct1s-dtd. - - - %
We are authorized to HENRY L. JUSTICE a
candidate for County Trustee Of Davidson county the ensuing
March election. oct1l-dtd
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by TELEGRaARHll
An InposI,ion.

= CARLISLE Pa, Nov. 23.-The report published to
day in dispatch rom fSzelIect that
one hundred students have benin rebellion had nc
foundation in fact. The dispatch was an imposi
ton alEiew sssigtal O. ollinsx rcs6efs ST ckia
son ooAsgeS4 = 6 "a - h AA "A
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GAIT HOUSE,
InIrISVIHEK

YIJHE Proprietors Of the GAIT HOUSE, preparing for
large increase Of travel from the opening of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad have enlarged the Hotel to double its
former capacity, with and extensive Billiard Rooms, Bath
Rooms, &c.
public may rely that the weleaned reputation Of the
House. strictly first class HOTEL shall be maintained.
This conveniently located for travel East
Louisville Office Of the Jacksonville Railroad, having d
railroad connections all and Eastern Cities and
Landing United States Mail Line Steamers
natl and the East within a square Of the Eotel.
Baggage checked in the Gait House all the principal
points, North, East and West.
II ? Time from Louisville to New York 80 hours
nnrIQ-
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 25.-The Chamber of Com
merce resolved to raise $500 in response to an APP
peal from St. Lous. for the protection of the free
navigation of the Mississippi.
Governor Runnels in his message to the Texas
legislature recommends the adoption of measure
to prevent the future mismangement of the South
ern Pacific Railroad, and to protect the interest OF
the State.
The Legislature authorized the Governor to call
out all the forces if necessary for the protection OF
the frontiers,
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Carpets, Oil Cloths. and Curtain.
wagon Sheets and Tent Cloths,
oct22-tf

Also three and four ply ducsfo from s to l4O
inches wide and also lAge lot of Negro Blankets, Socks
jeans Whis and Plaid osnaburgs Plain and Plaid Luseys
AC. IA. B. BEECH,
oct22-tf Nc. 81 College Street.
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Marka,s nv TaIerrnnh

NEw ORLEANS, NOY s5-cOtOn-ssles to day 500 bales
The steamers cauIe less nness. Prices are easier but
quotations unchanged Mddling ll9lKc Sales of the
week $4,000 bales Receipts Of the week $4,000 hslss Ssns,
1900 bales during the time last Exports Of the
week 5000 bales Total exports Of the
Receipts a: this port ahead Of last Receipts
all Southern ports ahead of last year bales Stock
New Orleans bales against 500 at the same tim,
last year Freight cotton to Liverpool X Exchange
London si99I< New York sight k9< discount. Flour has
declining tendency S55 pork buoysn advanced CSC
Sl425. CoEee quiet, l9I2K. Sales Of the
Imports of the week 5000 bags Total imports bags
Stock New Orleans 1000 bags against bags at the
same time last year.
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Attorney General:

HARPER's WEEKLY-JOHN YORK d Co. have received
the Ledger, HayperS Weekly Fialk Leslies Pictorial
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Leaving surplus profit ...-....-....-. 60,9sa 80
OFTFeE NAsUvHIR AND CHATTANOOGA RAILReAD Co.,
Nashville, November 49, lass.
K SrEvEHsoN, Rsq President. .-.-
Dear SirAbove have statements marked and b. The
" shows condition Of the Company the LIST instant The
other shows receipts and Of the Transportation De
nartment eleven months ending lst ins we'll
amount paid work. interest funded deb &C.
A GLEAYES,
novQ9-uI Treasurer and Secretary.
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- -Froaia -Gerfoo5


NEW ORLEANS, NOy. 25.=-T1ia- steamer Tennessee
arrived at to-day with Vera Cruz dates of the
I'D, and $4,000 in specie
Minister McLane arrived at Vera cruz =, On me ist
but as his family is sick, he remains on board the
Brooklyn, .IE -
Marquee has not pronounced for Santa Anna. His
seizure Of the Conducta is confirmed
The Mobile dispatch is not confirmed FT' =
Miramon was at Quereta watching the Liberal
army, which was pressing towards the capital
Cabos has captured Oajaca
Another expedition against Vera Cruz is threat
| ened, 5000 troops are there
There has been a severe gale on the Mexican
coast in which several small vessels went ashore
1t is reported that it DobladO and not Degal-
lado, who was defeated in Guanajunato with a
heavy loss. An American officer with him was
shot.
The PiedypneS correspondent is reliably informed
that the French feet will soon blockade Vera Cruz
at the suggestion of the French Minister
Miramon opens AVarado as port of entry.
The correspondent mas seen an insurance policy
with blockade clause inserted.
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N~ CautiOn-~-The article of
49, Whisky we'll known As "Daly'P Arc
matte VALLEY WAsksV, has established repuaon universal
renders difficult fer the manufacturer to keep with the
demand This the result Of pessveng energy in its intro
ducOn sustained by determination adopted at the OUTSET and
departed from, that Its original purity and
unrvaled excellence should continue to the end.
The fate attendant upon all such successful efforts,
oyeraken the manufacturer. 1t inflated by INSCRIPTIONS
imposs and inferior and spurious article pamed OF
the community, to the great deiment of the public well
injury to the manufacturer both in emoument and well earned
epute Every EFFORT has been made guard against this prscv
BY Copyright Of the Label by peculiar shape Of the bottle
caution the public against this imposition upon them and
upon rgh and earnestly desire such information from
those Wko it. By having been vemi1ed or otherwise
as will enable protect the public and myself BY prosecu
ton to the utmost of the Law. The genuine Da Arc
matte Valley Whskey put in II bottles each With
light yellow Label and sealed with yellow with The pro-
prieOrs stamp wax and fac smile signature Of he
prietor on the label. All articles limitations
Consumers depend getting pure article when
they bay the Valley WhSky 1t is sold BY the bottle aD3 in
only - WIN. II. DAILY,
10 South William Stree, Kew York,
sep21-d9m Sole Proprietor.
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COMMERCIALS



The Hof9FadeN
Thsr6sInnz Price carTssssf -skszd instant, fufnsHss
the following comparative Of the number Of hogs
m ths. city for several seasons. 6sanhi6g he
Nsve4nber M to date sz..---
ror
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DAnudANMOS Boards. Domiaoes Chaqusrs. and Chess
49, 49, 's~ u n. Mr6TLL,
Iadiea, ana fentlemsn's Furnishing store.
A-ai~ 60 - - sonnrs and College Street.
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Married.

Married.
On ssd Church Of the Holy Trinity, by the Rev.
Dr. C. T. QSISrIED Mr. yANL Miss ALICE daughter
Of Jas. P. CLARK Esq, all Of this city.
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GUNSJ GUNSII GUNSIH
MACY & HAmIL n o N,
No. Al College street., Nashville, sTenn.,
UWAyK inst received SUPERIOR Of Sporting Pieces,
III 10 their ori ~ the cssbFasd Gun Makers o, Engand
Fine Ssnbb Twist, made By Hollis q sneALh "A
Vine London Twist DO Moftimer
Fine IaToenated Steel do Greenough
So w. 7-lsf do Collins.
s..o.s p-tssv1 LanenztCd Steel, madeby Collins
se,5 stssI unvarnshsi, vary By grsenaurh
c..o. wire twist, Doahls and Single Guns By Eiar
nave put with Every gun fssis
-, They asserted and lengths ana veil s,p-
- :, - Tarts the sp0rsnsn Of this cor1runity
~ large assortment Of Res Revovers
Derenger Pistols Shot Belts, FIesFs Rley
A. wafer Proof Caps BaGEn's and Eeys Wsddire
ssorssng Powder, Caps, Primers Duck shooting Powder E
prton Cartridges foxdeer shooting, charged shot
70 which iavhs ihs attention Of the pnblic, y
4 sctl--dhfU1l
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CINCINNATI. Nov 25 eveningFlour steady at $3.50 Corn
sve 45946 cents Whlsky-sales $500 bbIs at 23 Mss
pork SIS Sugar firm aud very MoIAses &c and very
scarce.
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ATrEurT 10 Throw A Tram OFF-The Columbia
Mirror learns that some heartless fend attempted to
throw the Tennessee and Alabama evening train,
gong from this city Columbia, off of the track on
Saturday last by placing cross ties on 1t between
the bridge across the river and the Hampshire turn
pike. Although the rascal did not succeed in'his
murderous attempt yeifit were possible, he should
be- arrested and severe punishment visited upon hin
We cannot imagine. SAYS the Mirror, what can in
duce a human being with particle Of feeling, to
seek the destruction ofiunocent persons in order to
revenge themselves upon those whom they cannot
punish only pccuniarily perhaps. The person who
would attempt it must be totally devoid Of
human soul.
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l.. ID. ROZELL q CO.,
TOBACCO MANUFACTU Err s,
MARKET STREET,
4 Ter doors s1ogs Fisher Flsless q %.


4 fer doors s1ogs Fisher EReless d Co..
EEP constantly hand large and general assOrtmen
N Virginia and Tennessee TOuaccos sell them 20
y er cent than regular JobOng House in YoT
PHILADELPHIA Baltimore Merchants calling
~ before purchasing elsewhere save at least from Is 70
per cent Call and see for yourselves.
sep9-d&w3m L. D. ROZELL & co.
DISSOLUTION.
TUyHE Copartnership heretofore existing the style
j. w. Langley a. Co., has tails day been dissolved
bV business will hereafter conducted
by W LANGLEY, who alone authorized
ness Of the late firm. n RUCkER, JR,
Nashville, July lst, 1859. > W. LANGLEY.
NB-The business will hereafter be conducted by the
signe at the old stand, a Union Street.
novl--u J. W LANGLEY.
Bank of West Tennessee at
49, MEMPHIs.-The notes Of this Bank will be re
deemed st tn Union Bsnk Of at Nashville. dw
FINE PARLOR GRAND PIANO.
TusT received at LUck's Music store. Call and tn
u H. poH2
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. Conner Of Third and Pine sts. 81 LOaas' 80
For sale " hOIeSAIe and retail IN NsA.A ny ~
Tennessee at PropristoF priees By Berry = X
Eendrshott and Jo O. brown ans By every
n tin the United State 80
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Mules KILLED The Franklin Rerier says " The
train on the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad ran
into 4 lot of mules just this side of Duck River
and killed six OF them on Friday evening, 18th inst
The reason why So MANY came TO he killed Is rath
er singular. The mules were on the track near a
cattle guard-thc aight was dark. and the train I'M
der full Roadway. As soon as the headlight made
the mules visible the whistle sounded, the
brakes applied and the engine reversed. but too late
60 stop the train Meantime the frightened ANIMALS
started ahead OF the engine and several fell into the
cattle pit where they were killed by the engine. Ne
damage WAS dome to the train.
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FROM cnkffssSoys1II. : > ...ss.

/
CHABLEsTOES Nov. 23.--CfoT. WISE left Hareers
Ferry thisA1tning for III iunend bfter receiving a
dispatch from Gov: Packer of Pennsylvania tender
ing him the services OF ten thnsa1d lqeu and ofe r
ing to station guard along the dividing line between
fannsylvana and Maryland s(inE- Mise returned
thanks for the offer, with assurances that Virginia
was abb to protect heiAhoaoF.- 5s.i-s- -s:e- e.
1teE tie departure. of the Governor Col EIiiIf
addrssed1he military efel mo them tst il Il o.si
be that they mey ta ee .aasiuoas. and: pe1aDrIgz
2eElals duties 10 perform and. that he FIT sasgs
sIed mat II their ye.erated Common teealfi shniii
stain. =. - - = :, = = - S' = ''F 49, ~
+ Lastsaihf It nine . does an asrm was given by
one Oh the Sontnels hfiH9 hisrisie ThemifirHrYUf-
oSrs were Immediately sounded from one end of the
td%h 70 the other. and the panic among the women
I = ana also among some the men, whose
nFrto'y hseoelA much Aisprae estIt 81
the late eHents, WAS very great Shutters tseIe Es
el anu nights extinguished in quick time. The ex-
citemeht continued till ten o'clock when it was as.
cfrtSie1 tnat the seatinel had mistaken a,cow for
nia,i anu that she would not halt when commanded
and ne therefore fired Another alarm was piVen ar
three O'Clock this morning; it was Occasioned bv
the repot et tAaes gaas.a in
apo reported having hailed three men, who. instead
pl nallhg, 1red at him., Scouts were at once sent
our pun no men cValbfse found; tietown wasiti an
uproar Tor the balance of the night.
The fact is the soldiers regard their present occu
patton as .rdlfcs aid IL Is believed thar Some of
them, under the influence of bad whiskeV. were
playing pranks ON their comrades All has been
qpiet p-dsrz 81 RI Asg 81 g.
ISEcoSD bisPATcTf.-Maj Gen Taliaferro arrived
here ON the express train last night and assumed by
the-dlrectsea OF theremp and OF aIatlSe
farces He does not succeed Coz Baris. but is enti
tiled, by rank TO the command II tho who'll. force
Cpl. Davis has been disfrancoised mndc, tbe anti.
dhellng act h'9h Aold9s ahS oac& ditaers Evil or
military, in Virginia. He has acted hcFt. A. an
advising officer,
RumorS were afioat to-day that there was party
Of marauders in the mountains near Cherry Run
The sentinels at CharlestOwn are reported to have
been fired aPen last nit5ht,2A I@-7IE -.
iGsv Wise exhibited no sort of fear of a rescue.
and thinks it best to have good force ont In reply
to some gentlemen who asked rim this morning IF
HE had any fears he replied TINT he never mad TIP
least. but considers the finest opportunity ever
offered to put the State into military training.
can now teach my boys how carry biscuit in their
knapsacks and to arrange bullets in their car eridge
boxes"
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The most EfficaeiOus Remedy for the
Head now in Use.
This preparation has gained considerable reputation in this
locality having hsn used with the successful and crafty
ing results BY quite gOcdy number of the citizens Nashville
and vicinity who will unhetatngly sustain the excellent
Qualities calm for this remedial agent DEAovHAKs
Han Tonic The hair to its original color. its
growth its falling Of dandruG, and speedily
cures all of the scalp The proprietor could ey f
column with citizens, certifying
the great restorative and cleansing properties Of the PREPARATION
hut deem such his paEt at all
Those give trial need further proof satisfy
that 1t Is what itiS represented to be.
Seld at the Drug Store Of $3.50
--..E 81. ~. DBM0VILLE & CO.,
Corner Of Church and Cherry streets,
Nashville, Tenn
TON a co. sug24.
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TAKE NOTICE

| TAKE NOTICE,
TAyING Just returned New and other Eastern
cities with large splendid assortment Of American,
Fch English German Toys to be sold cheap, BY whole
| asIs or retaii CHAS. ROBERTSON,
| Dovo.du No II Market Street.
Ps-Country Merchants will please call and examine before
L alaa
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we ere authorizsato announce WI G. BRIEN eaDaidEs
f Attorney GenealOf he h Judicial crea embracing the
sumner Williamson and DaziaS5R Esesep next
May. -. - --s $3.50 : Il ocf2s %
We are authorized to snnounce CARY A. HARRIS, q viii
Imson county as candidate Geeralsfor the ju
disa Circuit composed Of the counties Of Williamson Davidson
and sUnneFsz-2 s---- 49, -sJet4@ta'
We are authorized to snrouaE BAxTER SMITH, Esqa Of
sumner as candidate for Attorney General ts shf
We are authorized to snnouncs 5ts.; RNEs Esq.sas a
the oof attorney euaf fOF the Ninth yudl-
oii olrut composed Of se oun:iss Of Williamson, SUNNI
and DSsiis6h. Electinhln MAY s1s60, ----
I've are authorized ahn9uncs s. L. FINLEY, Of Davidson
cohny IS candidate Attorney The an suaic
Z CFcuu, Eleetiea; aAHl 1850. $50
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Foreign Markets by Telegraph.
LIVERPOOL -Richardson Spence Co. report Flour quiet
Holders demand advance Of shilling Corn has Nd
Vancng tendency Tobacco quiet Coffee dull Lard steady
579j0s.
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Urine OLD JAVA AND MOCHA COFFEE
L large lot al very reduced prices.
sspSQ &W'F'VtAA
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FOR SALE.

GOOD Rrick Houe with six rooms, Sumner and
n Mulberry streets, Nashville
Also the place which live, fronting Gsllstin Turn
pike 81 miles from Nashville, containing IS geOd
bargain be bad In either
novt-dn THOS. L. BRANEE0Rh
LARDI LARDI LARD! ~
SUPERIOR lot Of Lard in and bills, put m eTpresss
N y for family use, hand and for Als g No Is kAket
sheet, By WOODS 90.
iuHSRd3Q sra4a II
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STATE MENT

LoNDoN-Barng, Brothers Co. say money is unchanged
Sugar and coffee steady.
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Foreign News,

Foreign News.
New YORK, Nov. 25-The steamer "Vigno" has
arrived.
The reported settlement of the peace basis by
England and France was premature.
BERLIN Nov. S.-The Emperor of Russia and the
Prince Regent of Prussia have determined not to
consent to revision of the treaties of 1876 nor to
enter Congress if England is excluded
Railroad Convention ia Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 25.-There was spirited meet
ing OF the stockholders of the Southern Pacific
Railroad to-day. Of the S25OOOO for construction
requisite to J. Edgar Thompson for the Pres
ideRcy, over $4,000 was subscribed here in addi-
ton to $4,000 already raised in Texas.
Later from California.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 25--The California overland mail
of the 4th has arrived here III
Business was dIii at San Francisco.
The Grand Jury had indicted Judge Terry for
killing Frederick. His bail was fixed at $4,000.
a Correction. : =
HARRIsRrRG, Nov 25.-The report that Gov Pack
err rendered Gov Wise troops is false
| The River. 's
! LOUISVILLE, Nov. 25.-The river is rising with six
| feet water in the canal.
1
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LOST.

WIBSrERDAY morning, Lady's Gold Anchor
watch with the q EiEari Rarre, Hraed siiesf,
and No. s6 inde-a Cold Chain, Loekst. Key and P1t
we're attached Tia Watch oss the Public square -
is vnity. Tbs andsr WI Be suitably rewarded b cs7irFi
Il n 3oekI,0rs. Ns.4s cellegeltrest
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STATEMENT
OF the Condition OF the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad Company on first
NOvemB er, 1889. .--a--H
DR.
Capital Stock. 81 ,264 674 SO
Funded Debt, to-wt.
ondsissued for building and equip.
ing the SCI 900 90 81 674 SO
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Will ~ hss Es Pri;s e. Cen aaS mssIs
Asa,ssGsss - w Ne. AaEkstsEsea
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FURNIsHINc AND FANCY GOODS

Yv -. -, -...;vsD1 1. Ane assortment Of Furnishing
~ acods. q which VS. name v1Iety Of pat
terms and latest styles coass SpERW
80, &c., N 1IF OsE-cf Cotton, Wool, Merlno, and
ENTERTAINING sHAWLs, Sauntleo Of BuS<sE1n'
Sc AND Caii' @s' ZOE ~ IN. McGLL
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y 49, ~@-r.sF -rf=
3 80 .-ss-s For Sherfff. - 49, :. =
iweare authorized T. announce JOHN K. EDMUNDsoNtsE
ndidie Of Davidson county atthe next sectdn
Z -. - = "a = - - - So =. - = s,
date for reecEOn fOEta osse sheH 81 Davidson couatB
at the ensuing March election = sE- - sSeP2s-n
/ ~. For CrEminaI COErt Clerk. : :
Teare authorized to CH1s r. DIasoSs q cand
d4tefoF Criminal Court Clerk =, st=-- julys4d
we are authsrized to aInouce ~ l.. PATfsRsr csnd
date The Criminal Court Of Davidson county,
ensuing March election. ------- maye5-td
We authorised to DOM sHkNTi Eqr, scand
date for rseieon to the Office of Criminal Col.t Clerk the
nfxt March election. ---t- ---
I'VE authorized RoBT II. CAEFBKL cand
date for Criminal ol CLERK the ensuing March election
ieugi4-td--t-E $3.50
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CHESS MEN.

aT rscsired beautiful lot, OF all descriptions, comprs
Ing plain ana Fancy, Ivory and heads. Of df
t fiuds Of wood among which Ebony, Rosewood Rattan
Holuoca. and Whalebone. Per sale BY
orf1p j.. N. McoAAss-
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Manny's combined Reaper and
Mower, 80,
rWYTTH WOODS IMPROVEMENT .--Tbfs
M celebrated Aachine eceived the preuiu Of card
5oD MKDA the besteoubned Reapiny Mowfn Nachip
a the great United States Agricultural Rr, AZ L9uiIIe
September, 1881. The trial OF syracus My
York, July, where all the prpal Macsnes In te Jul
thoroughly tested. The
through Marshal P Wilder, President States Agcni
Society, II Louisville, Ky.
It also tie best Reaper a. the best
Mower, before two separate committees, appointed R
dent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society
In July, 1857, nSst Of the machines
Numerous other preums and we're given this s0ina
during the last syery Machinein America
The above machines for sale BY the undersgneds
B. =. OHEATHAM,
General Agent for the STATE. ~ a IS
FISHER, WHERBEs COS
Ssbg7-dkwS N.shTills, Ts-a.
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.t PIANOSI mUSIOI
lust received by the subscriber IS Of those zz=l-
ii celebrated Pianos Of steinwsy & Sons and ElEl -
H. A. Gale & Co, of N. Y consisting Of 61, n HI III M
6Z 7 and IN octaYes. Those in want Of this in y
dspensble paror ornsmsn wsBld do veln call aHa
stock Sold as low the lowest, and warrant yeAss-
Also for sale largest stock Of Sheet Music and small Mu
steal Instruments the city For bargains call at g Union St.
Oct2l JAS. A. MeCLUkE
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n~ One Of the best articles of
-AlS the present day, for purifying the blood, and
mpartng alty inYgoratng tons the human system
McLeans Strengthening cordial and Blood Purifier We
know is for We have tried it. See the advertisement
column oct0 d&Wlmh
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DISSOLUTION.

BThe business will hereafter be conducted by the under
81 gne At the old stand, A Union Street.
1--n j.
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After taking,

Tbs greatest Remedy in the world. This cordial
Il distilled from berry known only to myself and
chemically combined with some of the most valuable
medicinal ROOTS heslls and banks known to the mind
Of man, viz: BLOOD R0OT, BLACS ROOT, NuD
CHERRy BARK YEnL0W D0cE, DkNBELIOS SARskP-
ARILLA, ELDER FLOwERs, wth others, producing the
most infaijle remedy for the restoration Of health
ever known. II is natures own remedy, curing dis
ease by natural laws. When taken, its influence Is
Elt eaursinz through every vein Of the body, purify
ing and accoeratiu, the circulation Of the blood 10
DeutraiZes any bilious matter in the stomach, and
strengthens the whole olEaniZation.