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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-23

SsHRATAEIsS C,yr-ProrEssiox An PaAc-
TrcF.-Thcre II In London Cabmen's Sunday
Rest Association, the object of which Il TO pro-
cure total cessation Of labor on the part Of
that useful body Of public servants on the Sab
bath. AT recent meeting Of the society some
curious facts came out Heretofore the assump-
ton has been that Sunday labor was due mainly
to the ungodly. II was only the light minded
and isreligious who had hot dinners cooked who
entertained company, who took carriage airings,
or who did anything else which necessitated
he services Of others on that dag. What ID the
experience OF the London cabmen Before we
proceed to state Il, let us show how essential an
auxiliary Of life in the European capitals the
cabman IL. In London and Paris but few OF
the strangers who visit those cities make use Of
The omnibuses Cab hire is 50 Low that time is
gained and money economical by their employ
ment But TO metropolitan residents the cab il
equally indispensable. Ladies, a. . general
thing, dislike riding in omnibuses, and when II
rains as Il usually does FIVE days ont Of seven
IN London, the cab l. in universal request.
People who cannot afford to keep or hire car
riagcs use Il to transact business, to 20 shop
ping, or to take them TO the theatre or to other
places OF Amusement
Ewould naturally be supposed that On the
Sunday the Use OF cabs would be limited. By
the closing Of al the business houses and thea
t-ss Which keep hem busy during he week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-23

Horse Race ~ Lexington, Ky.
LnIsGroH. Ky, Sept "a, ISeo
Joe Slower the four mile here % day dktans
ing his opponent Time TAI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-23

FASHION, c. W., Sept. q. 1860.
The earnings OF the Great Western Railway, for TIA
week ending yesterday were $50 go being IN increase
Of sao 500 over the corresponding week Of last year.
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famine, we rejoice in the happiness Of an over
flowing harvest and increased production Of the
articles Of food essential to the sustenance Of
man and beast, SO that we shall have enough to
supply the wants Of those for whom the earth
has cot yielded Its increase. Importation and
expectation will therefore briskly increase,
while wealth will rapidly dow into the Golfers
Of our merchants to the common advantage of
the labcring classes. All these circumstances
taken together viii exercise a salutary influence
on the prosperity Of the Empire State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-23

49, FasioA Movement IN FennsyfvanAa.
rHAamus1e, 90 -, 100.
re Doreias state Executive Committss publnh = ord
stang that - much has recently been pubisa the
ubct Of alleged propositions for fusion in Pcansyivan
be public are Informed that the questoa Of fusion has u
no time been entertained by that committee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-23
Destructive Fires ana Explosion In New
Orleans.
FIFTEEN PERSONS KILLED AND MANY INJURED.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. %, 1880
Ka-sendeck Co.'s and other liquor stores Tchoup
touas street. between lafayette and Grod Streets
burned last night. The fourth story Of Karstendeck's
store heavily laden with spirits which exploded,
causing the building the Of lafayette and
Tchouptoulas streets to ALL burying forty my per-
sons in the ruins Fifteen dead bodies and several
wounded persons have thus far been extrcated, and
an active search being prosecuted for others The
lo@ estimated 81 sl5o, ooo and d mostly covered by
insurance.
vel built square In the Fourth district was burned
this morning Loss $4,000 70 $50 900; mostly insured.
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j. W. Williams--Agent,

THE PropretorB OF these Machines claim Il subst,Dtis
the claim that their instruments 0ei execute ann s ~
bnd Of HesO0T and perform the in the best possible
manner. Combining Il does, bs merits Of all the other Ma
chimes, and at the time avoiding their faults it CON
msndh Itself to the public the great Family Sew
ing Machine and adapted to eUsTF 6raHcA Of tad.
~ where the needle il required.
They viii stitch, hem, FELL bind and gather. They Eaks
strong lock stitch, that be Faveied pulled out They
make Beautiful uniform stitch. alike both sides Of the
without forming ridges underneath.
The Machines have great strength, perfectly simple Sns
the management OF them easily acquired.
Any spool Of osOH thread six, may be used They
almost HOisess in their operations, cell lrsdr Ongs than
any other Sewing Machine xtant.
Let Manufacturers Planters Farmers Houseksepers or any
other persons in search OF instrument to execute any kad
Of Se10ig done By GcliaeTy make surs sy secure "a
bosf BY examining ours before purchasing.
UA liberal discount Ministers and hariiable 90
eiehez
~ All Naoinss warranted three years. and full instruction
given 70 use them satisfactorily.
RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTEDJ
Ths public are invited to call and s1rins the Allshlns
80 PUBLIC SQUARE
au2s5dsN
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NEW BOOKS.

JUST RECEIVED By
HIN YO RK q CO..
The Heiress: By Mrs. ANN s. sTEFHEs.
A Life Struggle: By Miss PAEDoE.
Lucy CreftOn; By the author Ct days Of M Life, etc
Habits Of Good Society hand book fOrladles.and
gentlemen.
FOOTBALLS on ahe boundary of Another
World; By R. D. OWES.
Debit and Credit: By CHEvALIm BUNsEs.
Wit and HumOE in Paragraph. PRENTICE.
Whims and Waits. By THOMAS HooD.
The Rivals; or, TEE TINES OF BURR AND HAM
ILTON.
BeuIah. By AUsusTA J. Evans, Fifteenth Edition.
Woman, Ola FEzzEO By N. J. MIoHEIEr.
ArchbOId's Criminal Practice and Plead
ing-New edition, with Watsrman's Notes. Price, Sl2.
The Voyage of she s. FOx'' in the Arctic
Seas. narrative Of the discovery Of the fate Of Sir
Jon Franklin and his companions By Captain NeCnoek,
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Art RecFeatiOns. Being acompete guide to ornamental
work, painting, drawing, etc, etc. For sale By
mario JOHN YORK & CO.
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Ths undsrsigusd VII sell hispianta
Ion. called CANAL NrEa, lVirran
~ north uids Of Cumherlanl Riv9r
l5fa Il thrse uiissir11l ne City ofg,rhvffi-
1855 coutsiuE aboat rsaree Hun.
arsd Acres. Re viii Ell h IN
o7s.her S1a tfzos or lots, % gzit purch1r m
credit VII Be given % nes bearing legal In erest from ~
lear retained It 5 Of ne Fsry best arsiitv III - -
Eabssd absHt half 9l i n cultivation and lie a11e h 7s
timber and pas1rs. There two good fgsil1u 49, -
an and Itablss, &C. Fer inoFuaion aBDIg % ~
or 70 John D. james. fsb2o-tL THos e. Tfns7-
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shYHE NahEille and NORTH Western Railroad COMPANY ~
70 contract ior 10000 Cedar CFoss-rEss, -
long inches a veil hgWn af narrou1st u-rs 81
less han neh clear Or bark timber be sound 70 bs siiT
= a the grade line o. the road IL Nashr1Ie
Ths contractors want % contract far 10000 WIN. %.
Post OaA AAesg or the gEe a5evs dsiirrrf
sn lac Of the road IN piles from section h . 5 -
enough on each section 70 supply the 1ams
Per5olt Wishing % BID VII dTeci % The President and D
o. ne Nashville and Forth-EsIsrn Railroad C---
nashville. Tenn -
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WE 1uhlcroar IS prspa1 90 execute ths eai.rf
promptna1l, al contrasts however arg1, Ehah sF - -
dered, style and upon Hh cannot IAN 60
ton BE = also prapared % ezlaua al 17annEr 81
1ED Hsrurr.a
Having that dcpaTteltleurl he services d a. o1l ~
and ezpsrienced artists.
Tna subscriber would 1rl1nl having Elrk IN SIS s !.
eve him call before making l1ll aflan7s1sani1
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Ornamental Trees and EVePgreems.
Nh ONTGOMERH & McGREDY ,Nurserymen Nashville, Tern
E invite special attention 10 their stock Of Fruit
Ornamental trees, Eyeeens Green House Plants 900
ornamental Trees and EFer esns, sabe immediate effect
FruitS-500o Apple 2, 3 & years old.
Pears-3HOO, DEsrfs & Standf rds, 2 to years old.
Peaches 500t AZ years old Cherries Pus, Aprcots Nee
tarens and ounce, in lazge numqers.
large collection Of Grapes, Strawberries Raspt cries. Goose
berries, CurTsnts & Bouquets at ali seasons
MONTGOMERY 4 McGREDT.
nal1. LinwoOi, Nurseries Nasbville. Tenn
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CIR EN- HILL.

G IL II II N IL L IL h.
Q IN a N G q ry = n I g.
RBEN HILL, noted Tavern Stand, long occupied
BY w. W. MasserSon Esq is situated the LEBANON and
Nashville Turnpike, half way between the two places.
This contains hundred and sixty and lies
North Of and fronts the Turnpike The quality OF the land
very fine and snoW in good state Of cultivation. There S
the pacsone Of the finest orchards in the county allied with
bearing Of every variety Of fruit grown in this climate
There failing springs the place. The i'm
royeents are good brsc All necessary buildings The
garden and Ice House are both superior.
country house. which has been kept the place for
many years. fine stand to sell goods and barter for Pro-
duce, the neighborhoOd being thlckly settled.
Under authority Of decree pronounced ct January Term
$780, Of the Wilson ChanceTy Court, will sell the above
described tract Of Land the highest bidder the premises
Saturday, the 23d June next.
On credit OF one two and three years. with interest from date
except the Of hundred dollars in cash Bond and
proved security will be required and Lien retained until tn
April 24-d&tw lAWEWtds Lebanon Tenn.
the same tin. and place will sell two of land ad
dining the abo7e-One we'll known as the
WEATT PLACE,
Is situated on the Lebanon Turnpike and contains about
The land equal the Green Hill tract the improve
comfortable the tract we'll Eared, containing several
failing springs including that celebrated Free Stone
their uninterrupted coed health and desirable farms
fcundin this section Of country Both we'll adapted
produce all the products of Middle Tennessee cotton alone
excepted.
The other Tract
Contains about 100 acres and lies North Of the Sweat Place.
joins James Carter Whitfield Moore and others
It we'll tmbered, with fine spring, and in good neghOOr
The above places will be sold on credit Of One two and three
years for notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest," and line
For further particulars cali on W Masterson Green Hill
VIM H. Williamson, Esq, Lebanon, Tenn; or L on
April "a, '60-dStR,Iaw &vtds Nashville, Tenn.
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FF7EB subscriber srs Cor 1a seventy acs1 sfirn a. -
Eiddls fralf'ln 1ur7piEe, four lss 1roE N..hsl1 ~
joining ne srcl which 81 Eele1 and ne lads 81 CAN'T
Jones. fhe Land p eaai 20 the best vita snnfoncs d r
ienf, falling water vita ihe hssntldl ta1tt1
On the couH.fy, and IN he uiIt ef ne fnert
Amarlss arTA NhTHHNTnI nfElUA
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An nov IN he city and Engaged In usn4 souas -st,
u i9r tss stste Of 1sn1eaa iar ne mauufcs Esd as Oh
~ t.ent improved be9 Hives he rrlus and srs1riv
Of which have Been Iaei b. hundres 81 ~ r1o,r ~
eminent citizens q or country Ihe eanlucon q nv ss
SHEA Is proof sgaizst tie moths Persons dsro1 IN -
s.1ng sr lay o. eoanJ rshil ior lhs bei Bee Hls ID
e world can and ne Tor lev days at ihs Auction Ron al
Aesls Hardy Brothers, Ehern EIl be- happy . - l
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CHARLES B. HALL

Boots. Shoes, VaIises, Carpet Bags, &c.
No. 70 SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC soUkAE,
NASHVILLE, TENN.s
in receipt OF his stock for the SPRING and sum.
meE Trade, consisting of Ladies', Gents, Misses,
boys aud OhdrnS Boots Shoes CATERS Slippers, &e Of
every variety, with and without heels.
ALso-Ls French Dress Trunks fne sole leather Travelling
Trunks Vase Carpet Bags Ladies' Leather Travelling saches
&c. &c.
I PAN Of which offered low goods Of similar guilty
can be purchased in the city Please call No Is Public Squire.
mAr22-.f CHARLES B. HALL.
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~ ~ w Il ~ IA Aky
GUNNY BAGsI
A OOO AT oosTTo CLOSE OUT.
q OOU assl2 SAVIOR
M. a e. F. CHEATHAm' -Ai1A-
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRAEDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, EAIzs,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
OORKKB or COLLEGE ARD OFURdH sTREEIE
Nashville, Tennessee.
VA aTsiultia receipt Of large aud veil selected stock q
$50 aAas sugar al grades 100 900 gsalls Havana Osari
100 do % loo DOZEN Painted Buckets;
loo bbs Powdered, Crushed snd Ie bbIs Engh Waiuuts
lse boxes Star Candies &c bbIsFiBsrts
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BRANDEES, WINES 40.
3 TX 4 choice French Brandies;
20 4 casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port WineIi
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
50 boxes scovill Claret,
100 b6lIfns IiolsEtson COUNTY Whiszy,
2S bbs pure old Rye DO
DO do DO Bourbon Go
Ana also large stocked Common Whisky, Anerosn Brandy,
POWER AGENTS..
Agents Tor the Dupont Hazard and Sycamore Powder. Ts IN
Icing ne only Aentsin Nashville Of TIE Manufacturers
would call e attention Of the Merchants and TraSero 800
largosock o. Powder on hand In Magazine Tor Hals.
300 kegs Dupont Rae PoEder 2a0e kegs BlasngPov
800 ( % Do do 5000 Esss Sycamore Blasting
2000 kegs Hazard % DO Powder;
3 90 90 Dc Dc 80 9sss Of Powder asserted
5000 kegs Dupont BastngPoR 50 bills Toy, Bedford Co.,
jaa aii' M4n.T .'t oSE Ar Agents.
SOLE AGENTS EOR
Dupont'SPoW6sT; Joy, Bickford Z Oo.'s Safety
Hazard DO Fuse
Sycamore do
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ron Sal

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
TTIsuNGt to make other investments, we propose to sell
wv all Real Estate in Davidson county, as follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE.
stuatsdOn the Franklin Turnpike within ha mile Of the city,
and opposite residence Of the late Joseph W. Horton
Containing about Forty Acres.
Vile ana most desirable coun residence The house viii
be sold with Is q land the purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM
the Tract, situated the Smith Turnpike lod
acres soil good, it is we'll Eared and tbered and
bediyded into small tracts Of twenty and upwards all Of
which admirably adapted for country residences market gar
dens and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL Farm
road, nov occupied by T. O. and formerly
owned by ThOs Harding containing about e acres This
placeiS well known to need no further description Il win
also Be divided 70 suit PaTeasT T. G. WI 'h0"
All the above property viii be sold reasonable terms and
on a credit OF one, two, three and four years.
Apply 70 A. v Lindsey, Nashville, to either Of the
ds-sif1rnSe THOs. @. McCAMPBELI,
Six miles from Nashville
J. A.MoCAMPsEBL,
mhsl Nashville
$50 RENgARD
EOR the apprehension end delivery OF SAMUEL HoosER,
Il who, under charge Of oaeoasy syng 2Fotea open ne
commit murder has sde Ia escape and running at large
The above reward will therefore be paid 10 one who will de-
the said HOose to the Sheriff Of Wilson ooany 50 that he
may be brought to justice.
Said Hooser about q yeas Of age about ne et n inches
high, stout built TAR or raner sandy nair n az ms tine
wound from gun shot In the rightsrm below me elbow
j. M
sepl5-H Gladesville.
COALI COALgI COAL9!g
A the Etua Yard may still be found hne supply Of
Superior Coal II the greatest heating coal in the city,
making but very few ashes which are heavy and viii not fly
about and almost destitute Of smoke SCOT II s pronounced
by hoss who have tried to be rest and economical coal
IN the city, Il selling the following low rates:
Large Select Lump, 2le per sushel
Screened, ES DO
Blacksmths, l5c do
Tfvft and voc will other Orders car be left in
o. ? o, or at the Yard back of & K Depot
. sAML J. AGNBW.
LONDON PORTER, &c.
4 n CASKS Quarts;
M 10 do Pints;
25 j barrels Lemon COrdiali
25X do Ginger Brandy;
10 oasks Cherry Brandy
For sale low at No. u and IS Market street. b
NAYS uPs HUGH MooREA
Nuts
4 n bills Brasil Nuts; 10 bbls Texas Pecsnsi
HI 10 do Filberts; is DO Almonds;
10 do English Walnuts;
In for sale Low at Is and IS MaFet street By
iuns2e HUGH McCRRA 4 90.
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UNION EsESTAURANT AHEAD
Ne. Al Union street, Opposite state Hunt.
ERESHsHADi FRESHsEABfi EREgR SEADKlf
lust arrived By Adams EzPrsss brgs lot o. irob e.
81 from Savannah the frst ln tae AlHaFa nr6t
hand, good assortment q vlns mch Gruuus -
Qualg. Veuison, which win Be asrref rs - -
sboge Restaurant bes. stylH "A. JOENARD Ar-at
fsbL
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FTIaE Board q Drosofu Of ths Nashville Conn.rsl -
81 suFance Company have declared disi111t 81 l1l
a1 oHf Of ttt pr9ltler Che isst a morfnl rare1 q M
after re l5l6 inst JAMES WALES. fasf.l.ss
NsahTlis. Nay g, 'f1s-f1m
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BURGE g. SWAMI.
WHOLESALE GRouERs,
AND Brlnas Il
Foreign and Domestic Liquors.

A---a--'
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
con. COLEEGE AND CHUROH SHEETS,
nAsHTIELB, TENNESSEE.
wTE hsvenou in store large and we'll selected stock q
Groceries, Liquors, &C. and viii continue % recelVe N
lsTgs quantities during season. Our stock nov in store con
sists 10 part as follow, TiE
sugarss
800 khds Loulslana Sugar, 100 bbls Coverings D. b.
100 hbs Coverings r. PoEdersd-
$50 % sH'iI Loaf oonse.
$50 bags prime Rio, 5Obagrprims Laguyra,
100 do o.G.5avs-
500 hbls Choice Plantation, g barrels Syrup,
COOS DO do s. packages St. Louis
sunaries.
500 bxs Star candles, 500 = bzs Star Candles,
800 q 90 do 800 do bar Soap,
50 61s TsloE Candies 9 bags Spice,
500 SIC New ss'i York and Rossa-s99 easEs Soda
so sacks RACE Ginger, 50 doIadigo. extra hne,
2 casks Dutch Nader, 90 ties fresh Rice,
800 dozen Painted Buckets, $50 nests Painted Tubs,
ono dozen zinc Wash Boards, $50 dOz Dr0oms.
200 Carrots Bottle Snuf. $50 bzs Garrett Paper snu
7 bbls Buffers Backing bbls Mason's Backing,
go brs window Glass, 500 bxs Glassware, assorted
5000 pounds Bar Leads igoado Shot, assorted Sizes
Is fbs Pecans, % bbls Almonds,
$50 biz bxs Raisibs, 80 bxs Raisns,
3 tcs frssh Figs, 10 hbls Filberts,
100 5xs fresh Peaches 200 dozen Fresh Cove Oysters,
IO0 g Nails Belmont brand, 50 Brandy Peaches,
/ 800 coiis Manila Rope, 100 Halfbushe Measures,
600 bags Cotton Yarns dSOo odls nIsTplng Fspers
90 chests BLACK Tea. 100 bbs Cider Vinegar,
! IS chests Imperial Tea, loo bxs Ground 6inger.l
LIQUORS.
Tenn White Whisky, 800 bbs Deans extra Whisky
100 do Bourbon do JOG do Ward Caryis do
/ so do Robertson co do I25 do Old Rye do
/ Qcasks Jean Louis Brandy, 40 do do Eewsoms do
DO Louis La BeFton do 50 do Julius n. Smiths Old
| 90 hbls Cherry Brandy, Reserve Whisky,
/ 95 DO Blackberry do casks CataWba Brandy,
/ lode Peach do 30 bbls Grape do
| 40 I &c casks SegBette do rs 10 Ginger do
| Is bbIs Rum and Gin, 90 10 Apple DO
| 10 casks Sherry Wine, IS csks seignette do
| IS bbs Malaga do 10 bbls Holland Gin,
"a kegs Lemon Cordial, Is do Swan do
10 cases Champagne 4 pints, IS casks Madeira Wine,
] IS bxs White Wine, % do Old Port do
I $50 bills fresh Ale, various 10 bills do Ginger do
brands, IS baskets Champagne, pts
4 IS bSs Claret Wine, and quarts,
90 do London Porter.
i Tobacco
500 b Va assorted brands 3O0bxs assorted brands,
Io1 ID Ky. do DO $50 do No, do do
1000 Imported CigarSs 100000 Domestic Cigars
so bbls Linseed Oil, 30 bbls Lard Oil,
Do DO Cotton seed Oil.
ThS above articles we will sell low down for cash.
BURGE & SWAMI.
P.g-Our Mr.. Swan, Whe Il we'll known experiences
buyer Will remain New Orleans during the present
and keep we'll supplied With heavy groceries, and
would respectfully invite the trade to gT8 call before
chasing elsewhere. ljan&l B. B.
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TAR ANTS
EFFEEYEsCEEF
s 4 T = e r A p ERIE NT,
This vazzbs AID popalar saons prepared IN so-7y ui
1870 .oi ~ =, 49,. ?. - 49, -srls,n
1.i-s1--l -S.-Ss5 - -. ~ ~ 49, -. -
nsldsaoasof IL lIsiioaI prsfgsIisns1 I'd
aDiIosrnlng PusHe, a. ihs
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABIn
SALINE APEHIENT
and . being s.sl @ special preference over ls uang
ee % o@ i eozoPee.' and greater sdeacT Z nag -
Bious Gad s5rs iss1sss SCI Esad1ets Los a ADps
~, Indigestion aHs q. ssEi1- eozPtailtl z,oisaFig
SPRING AND BuWIEEB SEASONS.
Il z paEtsuaEy ADAPTED g &c is q Eavs 3 Sea ana
-AAsa lnVais.s snd Oo1gais,esntl. CAPTAINS q
di.i55 % sssir Msiess 60
win hose Who hsEe used - h has high favor an g dsm h.
Is 0rpsd saso Of s LsssrIt rsadsrs 7rsi service IN ~
n doSs aea Rssssltisr-It gives the best ssaetioa A.
ayns az nasa1loy symptoms and IN many elal lleoiuaig
Essseosssi1 eGsss Of Srassl sssgsssso. R.s5ra aus
o0sfiesaeaP = 20 Be Meaa q The grsast utility.
usual dari7g PTeglaae speedily, and vim marked
h q5T5s ~ Srsais rs15 8 faoss rss,z "a o. 80
eet % tas Peseeniiy acting on ne bowels nssang az
rriatBg ssrstio1s, and sresy removing silillat1ry ten
fgct, ais tHUalua5lsf az eases ,csrs e.s A1srlas
FurgGflssis rsgutEad
keep in any climate, aud merely rcrsS Ester 1ou- npon
produce adsiighEiul sasfyslosat beTeraEa-
Taken lathe mqrnng ntsrtsIe8 sin ts aFocatons
Of TIE days acung gently The I reorlrG d. digestive
powers, exciting healthy and vigorous O. sih and
creating an classify o. mind snd Gov cf spirits Which give EIt
70 enjoyment Il also enables ts enjoy many
luxus With inpunY, from which be ohsrUi1a
barred and without which lie q r-1dnla dirtrTrr
NuasTous ss.teaias pu professional ana obs, gsngsmsn
q he highest standing hToughout the county r,l.y
Increasing popularity Tor 1eg Of years, stronri rsrErce
saey and valuable ch1aets and couend te agoTahe
notcs Of an intellTant pulEie-
Pls7srsd and ioid, Vhsls.als and Retain By
JOHN "a TARRANT & CO., DrnrTiass,
1nel3-dly 70 90 arsen1ieA st.. Ger. i4trrsn-H. z.
KiTlkpatFiek, Nevins 4 Co.,
RECETTZNG, F0RWARDLKG IND WHoEEEALl
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET TREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
HAVE nov in store large and complete assoftneau
u d Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, az gTldsl;
HQiasss5 In barrels and half harral1i
C01es, large aud Lomszete stock
R1ns. ful stock Win Teas Candles 8ariasa, MAJ
eel, Glassware 1oFti Pe1n With an
sles usually Kept In Ire GrcceTy line Our stock Of
RRAHDEE8, WINES WHISKY &C.
WetEink can10t Be lurpazEen IBIS any other MARKET
cur heavy stock o. goods invite attention
asI5s-s KIRKPATRICK. EEv1zs q Co.
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Anderson & Romans,
AndersOn's Foundry and Machine
Shop,

NO. Sc BROAD STREET,
AE manufacturing sxhorss power portable steam Engines
"A suitable for printing Offices, plantation and where
mall engines required Price e6C0,
Stationary Steam Engines from thirty horse power
prices Low hStlass engine be furnished at We
prepared to al orders for Engines and Mill Machinery Of the
fastest improved patterns a. shnrt notice Casng made from
stock Of patterns for Flour Mills and circular sash Mu
Saw Mills unFiYallsl for strength durability and economy
OfpoEsr.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
and experienced Workmen furnished up when
sired.
at Foundry An experienced pattern maker and draan "a
employed Working drsEngs specifications. plans and eS
mates furnished on application.
IL One and Sales Room At 50 Broadway, Nashville, Tenn.
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II Consumers can depend upon getting pare rtiele when
they buy The Valley Whisky, It sold 3 ne bottle ana case
only VA. II DAILY,
l9 South William Street, New YORK,
Sole PropFietor.
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WTTE hz7s iusf rsoavel rsall ltirent e PUa1 atl-
W. bA4sDki Wt{ch f,r t.slge1. q 1s.a enc estet 20
r',ssa'aa' 80