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Most Extensive
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
MANUFACTORY.

Tim KNABE CO, Nos ], 3, 5 and 7, kutaE sIesif o.
Baltimore, respectfully inform their southern rsnas
- v have ENLARGED their factory and nov prepared 70
i he great demand for their pianos They are unaueon-
abiy the durable and contain 81 ne latest npEols
and are fully guaranteed for i've years. FOR seenrs and great
mower Of tone and agreeable touch, they are unsquaed
Thalberr srakosch and other great pans hay used mem in
teir coucs and have given certificates Tor er superiority
v have for the years. taken The mrs. premiums over
an Connection in an the different States where they have been
Exhibited Last year they received i've INST premiums two
Montgomery Ala One for the best Southern made piano. and
enc Tor the best against ali composition
ulI u Oh he above celebrated instruments VIII be re-
ewing by 9. A. MCCLURE.
NAYS, C0-d&rWly Sole Agent, Nashville.
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Marble Monuments, &c.

NJ L. SHELTON informs his friends and the public gen
F eral that he is now prosecuting the Marble Busis
on Church street, between the First Presbyterian Church
and the Post Office where he will be pleased to attend the
ders all homay want work in his line lie has and viii keep
On hand supply OF MARBLE MONUMENTS, TOMBs, &C,
manufactured Of the finest Italian and American Marble in the
best style Of the Ali his work will be warranted.
Anil Is. Is5s-EIY.
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A Boarding and Day school.
FOR YOUNG LADIES'

-ENTILL he opened September ISt in Nashville by J.
Wv W. NICHOLS, formerly Principal OF the Florence Fe-
male Academy, Allah and during The last years
er in the Nashville Female Academy.
The building selected for this restitution termination
Of Spring street and is Known the "Couzzins House
The course Of instruction will comprise all the ches usual
IL required English education. The competent Pro
fessors in Music, Drawing. French, &C, engaged.
V7Fo7 particulars address J. W. NICHOLS,
An
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LAGER BEER N ST. LOUISA German commercial
paper in ST. Louis gives list Of forty brewerles IN
that city, all with German Names which turn out IN
year l22 400 barrels lager, 500 barrels common
beer, and 400 barrels ale. The average price Of
lager is SIS, and common beer Sc per barrel and Of
ale IS nor barrel
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BreadstufFs ana Provisions.


There moderate local demand for Flour Whou. change
in prices There less disposition the part ohoers press
the Market and fresh ground superne held firmly
S5950 The sales which comprised only 800 br
up altogether Of and fancies and prices ranged IS 25
to Sc Established brands Of good extra may be quoted at
S56eG5.70 duh and heavy, but lower We
quote prime ct SlI79l 90 for red and 9l25 for white
Gull f6f7c. approaching harvest With quite
different scale prices from thatEheh prevailed season
The June OF 1859 occurred ae first part
month"; and prices Of -four and grain advanced largely
quence The excitement reached its maximum about the 4h
We compare the quotations this date for three years.
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Arrival of the North star.

New YORK, June 1.-THE steamer North Star with,
the California mails Of May 2lst, and 81 100000 in
specie. arrived here to-day. She brings nonews.
South AMEEICA.-FOur French men-Of-War were
at Caao and an amicabe settlement Of the claims Of
France on Peru was expected.
Guayaqdil advices state that Franco was prepar-
ING to attack Flores Forced loans and military inn
prisOnments were frequent A report says that
Franca's forces had taken Aarrabi, while another
says that Franco had been shot.
News from Ecuador says that Gen. Ayarda has
been detected in plotting against Garcia Moreno and
banshed.
Advices from Japan by the North Star seem to
give the inference that the person killed was not the
Tycoon but the Minister Of State
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AMERICAN FURs-FOur hundred and fifty thousand
muskrat skins have been bought by the Northwest
ern Fur Company since last fall. They have been
gathered from Wisconsin, Minnesota and small
portion of Iowa, and have been shipped direct to
London During the season just closed, this compa-
nv has paid out $500 600 for furs.
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TORNADO IN MoNTGoNERY COUNTY.-The GAINESVILLE
Jssoaian of the 18th says: "We were again visited
this morning by another fearful tornadoi which, al
though it lasted but a short while, done some dam
age to the fences and wheat crops in this vicinity
The rain came down in torrents. and the maddened
elements seemed as if they intended to hold mid
night revei We happy to state that little or no
damane was done in the citv.n
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The Fl Wayne (Ia.) Times says that the worms
which so lately made havoc among the fruit trees in
that region, have disappeared the damage done
by them is not so great as was apprehended. 1t
states that fruit Of all kinds except peaches will be
reasonably plenty, in that region
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nISSnLUTION.

TEyHF copsrnehu heretofore existing between the under
signed under the style and frmoi Petre & n Peifei
Is Dis d June Is 1860 dissolved by mutual consent n, Pef
fer retiring The business will in future be conducted BY
~ -s' NJ. PETRE.
N R-k claims belonging the firm above meu.i-ed
40 IL ssTtis4 Lei, tbs present. arm n. PETRE,
i1ne5-5Iv is Market street
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'sDAX H7OhNING, JUNE IL 1850.
lkaIIWAE mATTERs.


Departure OF Passenger Trains
NASHVILLE AM cnkzrAsooaa-4sOO A. n, SP.M.
4EHNHzsEE AID A1llANA--4s IS A. NJ, 500 P. III.
LOUISVILLE AND hAaHvILLE-5 A. H., 1870 p, NJ.
+" Gaiiatn Express ?. 81.
hDaEgiEln AND AEETUCEY-8s3O A NJ, 2sa6 2. d.
Arrival Of Passenger Trains.
NAsHvrIzE AID CHa7raEoosA-ssOO A. n 500 P.
tElsszsER AND klka4nk-IOsOO A. h., 500 P. NJ.
L0uIsVIElE AID NE1HFIzEE-8s20 NJ, 2s2o P n.
- Gallatin Express 8 a.. ~.
EDeEuEIB AND KEsr1cEE-IO A. n. Z a.
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COLUlBUs, o., June r. There is a large and en-
thusiastc Lincoln tOrchlight procession tonight at
the dedication Of the wgwam of Wide Awakes. A
pole 100 feet high was erected in front Of the wig
wan this afternoon. A large number Of delegates
to the Republican State Convention 70 be held to-
morrow have arrived. The prospect is that there
viii be a full convention.
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TUyAKBN up By VIZ r. InLIssoE, living IN Humphreys
County, District No. Z, small Mare Mule about ia
hands hgh about "a years old with marks the gear,
la g head small knot the hans, saddle mar se APP
praised 70 e75. " WHITE, Ranger
iune3 i60-Hlts Of Hgmphre7s County.
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VaIuabIe Farm for sale.

z NOW ode sale NY Farm, situated the Louisville
Branch Turnpike road three miles from the city Il is we'll
ay highly inproved desirable place containing
to hundred acres half in cultivation the balance wood
I'D ALEXANDER ALLISON.
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A German physician who had been making des-
perate love to the girls at Yincennes. Ind recently
left there in haste as it was discovered he was mar
ried. with various unsettled accounts.
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Senate Committee on
Finance met to-day, but took action on the tariff
They adjourn till tomorrow, when the subject will
be discussed as Mr. Hunter has promised his friends
to reach some decision on Wednesday and report
the result to the Senate The present purpose is to
move postpO1enent of the tariff bill to next De-
cember alleging a want of time to consider it fully
Instead of reporting so much Of Mr.. MOrrills tariff
bill as provides for a loan to meet Ar. Buchanan
floating debt of S2l 100000, Mr.. Hunter intends to
move it as an independent amendment to one of the
pending appropriations by way Of cutting off all cor
sideration Of the tariff
Consul General Andrews for the British Prov
inces memOrahzed Congress- asking if any change
be made in the reciprocity treaty it be enlargilg its
basis-perfecting and not destroying it.
The new Committee of Conference on the Home
stead Bill meet tomorrow. 1t Is understood that
all are anxious to reconcile the differences if posi-
bic, without sacrificing principle deemed essen
tial in each House.
The Senate amended the House amendment to the
Pacific telegraph bill, by striking out the part in
relation advertising for sealed proposals, and in
serted in lieu thereof direction to make contract
with Zenas Barnum. and others, fer the construc-
ton of the line Thus amended, the House bill was
concurred in. The House has yet to act upon the
hill
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Return OF A PATRIOT WAR SOLDIER FROM EXILE
The Oswego IN. y Times that says JOIN BERRY,
sentenced from Kingston to Van Diemans Land
during life for participating in the Patriot War in
1885 is now in that city He was among the num-
Der for whom DANIEL WEBSTER procured pardon.
He spent twenty years in Van Diemans Land
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A gentleman passing, some two weeks since,
through very public thoroughfare in Havana, early
in the evening was feed to the earth and robbed Of
his watch jewelry, and SI,7OO.
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FnmlIies ID PIantalion -
]. W. Williams--Agent.

Tzr Proprisors Of these Machines CLAIM "a Euhsantz
he elliml thaf hsir instruments 1R ssfs ag Gd sces
ksud Of nsesssor and perform the sane IN che bet possa
ranuer. binng H does, &c merits Of en- The otheF Ia
ehlnes and at the tine, avoiding their sul, cen
nsndu iisslfto the public the great Family sew
ing Machines and as adapti 70 s1oy 5r0acH a sS,s
~ where tie needle isrsqured.
They VII stitch, ham, fs bind and gulher my naks
strong lock stitch atenuat b ra7elsd or pulled out I
make bea1siu uniform stitch, alison both sides q Sc sz
without forming ridges unierneath
The Machines have great Strength sre perfectly simple 81
ths management Of them easily acquired
Any spool Of e00 thread o. STE nag Be uled. Ths7 at
almost noisesss In their Operations, ard ri1 Gear oaga- a1
any other Sewing Machine dxtant.
Let Manufacturers Planters FarEs, HoulesssPel, or 80
other persons In search Of instrument % ezeoue anB k
Of SeV0iag d0Es By Hae1sTs ae surs tiey seefs q
bsst By examining ours before Pur.la1i1s.
TPA liberal discount lads to NiasaF'aHd ha1ihh ~
cistiez
II An Maeinas RarraIed tarss gears and all lliI-a
vivsn 70 use thoz lafisfsctoriiy-
REsPONsIHLB AGENTS WANTED.I
n. guslis sss iavi.ss % can aadsrnia' tas nasas
IS pUHLIo saUAHE
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CART. CHURCH-This well-known citizen Of Mem
phis left last evening for Middle Tennessee en- route
for the North, where he VIII pass the next three
months. Rumor with one Of her tongues has It that
he wiz not leave the State alone but bear with him
as a travelling companion, Tennessee bride.-MeTa-
piiS Bulletin, June 18th
And that bride that is to be, is fair daughter of
the City Of Rocks.
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Nashville has been selected as the place Of meet
ing of the National Division Of the Sons of Temper
ance in 1851.
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BANE NOTE AND HxoHANaE List.

WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis'
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, Murireesbogo'.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville
Baak Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank OF Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, Dandridge.
OF our brokers are ong los on the dollar for the notes
le Bank OF East Tennessee, and Exchange BANK
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LErom tie Troy Budget
The Siege of COrinIh.

said that one the political divisions Of this State
took its name from two famous lines this povm-namely
'sTbe foes that be singly kept at bay,
Out numbered his thin hairs OF S0Uer Grey"
We cannot vouch the truth Of this, do ko0 that
under applications Of Heimsreets famous Hair Re-
soratvs "sver Greys rapidly become un appearance
least,) members Of ''Young America"
Price fifty cents bottle. Sold everywhere.
" E HAGAN & CO., ProprietoIs, Troy, Y.
yr,e25AwIr
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COMMERCIAL.
Nashville Market, June 10.
orToE-Ths only sale to-day ofz7 bales at $50,
Monefary.

Ats secondbosd in Nov York OF Saturday 5000 Tsnnes
see 6psr cent Bonds sold at sc.
Money continues grow and abundant in New
York. and dsuly in placing increases Theounent rate
call during the latter part Of last week vas *
cent and OF the st class Stock andnos brokerage houses
returning the money that s with them at nVs In
many instances capitalists have glad accept four per
CEN, where the borrowers and the collasra undoubt.
Good endorsed paper having months rn goes easily At
Eve.
Land Warrants have slightly improved in New York The
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There must be splendid trout fishing in BroOme
county, New York. F. Z. BAKER, a hotel-keeper II
Lisle. few days ago caught three hundred and fifty
trout IN six hours.
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NEW M z INES
GODEY,S LADY'S BOOK FOR JULY,
GODEY,S LADY'S BOOK FOR JULY
GODEY,S LADY,S BOOK FOR JULY.
PETERSON,S MAGAZINE FOR JULY.
PETERSOy'S MAGAZINE FOR JULY.
PETERSON,S MAGAZINE FOR JULY.
pETERSON'S MAGAZINE FOR JULY.
INST PgCKYTED AND FOR SALEBY
JOHNSON s. TREANOR,
,, No. @ Union Street
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The brig Trenton, which arrived at Salem Mass
recently, from Sierra Leone, brought five more hos
constructors, which were in demand before the YES
sci touched the wharf,
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The New York Journal Of Commerce in some val
liable export and import tables, shows by figures a
falling off in the shipments Of specie since Janury
LIST of thirteen million dollars, or over fifty per cent
and gain in shipments of produce and merchandise
of over nine million dollars.
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The Hog Cholera has made its appearance in
Greene county, IN this State.
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Land for Sale.

II AN noWoering for sale, privately, portion Of my land
upon which now live. five miles ON the city
dateiy fronting Hyde's Ferry Pike. The amount
proposed to be sold is about
One Hundred and Twenty-Five Acress
Which fine and productive soil there in the county
State There beautiful building site, which commands the
the entire neighborhood AID we'll set in Blue Grass
with growth Of forest Between fifty and
clover land in fine growth the balance well tim
bsred, for all useful purposes There is also failing
purposes.
wishing purchase splendid tract Of land in fine
neghborhood and with all other advantages would do we'll to
cali and see for Themselves, DESTROYS OF selling
For terms, &c apply to GLASCoCK & NEWSOM or to the
undersigned on the premises. n. B HYDE.
rnav6- -v2m
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A young and pretty, but unfortunate girl, MARIA
CASSIDY, hung heref with her garter in one Of the
cells Of the station house on Wednesday.
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An isolated and unoccupied house was recently
discovered in Saginaw county, Michigan which had
evidently been the rendezvous of an extensive ganl
Of counterfeiters.
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PATcHEN BEATS FLoRA-Thc telegraph informs US
that in the trot on Tuesday between Flora Temple
and George N. Patchin, two mile heats, the latter
was the winner in two straight heats. Time-4;5Sl
and 4:575 The first mile in the first heat was made
in 2:274. Flora beat Patchen few days ago, ma
king the first mile in 22I being 81 seconds less than
in the present race Flora certainly not put to
In. -rnnl
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FIVE PREPARATIONs

adapted to the deficiencies Of the Blood IN Different diseases Fer
Coughs, Colds Bronchitis, Or any affection what
ever Of the Throat or Lungs inducing COnsu m ps
tiou use No which is als) the No for Depression Of
Spirits, Loss of Appetite and for all Chronic
Complaints arising IRON Over-use, General De-
btfitYs and NervOus PrOsaraIiOn. No for LiV.
er COmpiatntss No. for Dyspepsia. Beidg et
rsuy repGTed for absorption it is taken by drops and
carried Immediately into the circulation, that Eha gain
you TtqiR. The 40. is for Female Irregularities,
AYSterias WeaknesBess SC. See special directions
for this For Salt Rheums EFuptiOnss ScrO1u-
IOuss X tdneY and BLADDER Com plants take No
s. mall the directions must be strictly followed Price
Of the Blood Food 81 per bottle.
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT,
No. 400 Broadway, New York;
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the country
o. J. WOOD & Co., st. Louis,
apl4 Wholesale Agents for the West.
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NEW ORLEANS. June I3-Tbe New Orleans cotton
press, with 900 bales Of cotton is burned. LOss
100000. Insured.
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CAYCE's SULPHUR SPRINGS.

TUHE undersigned respectfully informs bis old friends and the
public generally that the above watering place will be
opened reception Of visitors the s day Of June.
has large Dancing room, Ten Pin Alley, &c for the
Of bis visitors These springs have fine medicinal
qualities any in the State All who afflicted with Dyspepsia,
Bowel Diseases Headache sc would do we'll to give them
rial HehA sulphur, chaybeate free waters, all Of
very best kind The Springs situated pleasant healthy
locality. 10 miles south Of franklin and three miles West Of
Thompson station He would say all who may favor him
with visit pains will be spared maket pleasant
TERMS.
Board per %
do do day............ ...-..-. ! ~
ai....... sees. .. sees. "
Children under u years and servants half price.
Keeping Horse per 90
All extra trouble extra charge
II 1.-THE hack will the at Thompsons Station
MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays the morning, and Tues
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays in the evening.
VIM. CAYCE.
Nashville tr weekly UNION American copy until forbid
and send accounts to this O9ice-FFG1k3tn ReCte10.
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A child of F. BOWIE eighteen months DID, in
Wesboro Mass, fell into boiler Ofwater the other
day, and wasnstantly scalded to death.
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railroad Accident.

ST. LoUIs. June ia passenger train on the
Belleville Railroad ran off the track four miles from
Belleville at this morning, completely breaking the
engine baggage car, and one passenger car andinju-
ring some 30persons, many Ofthem seriously. AlaFge
number Of the passengers were delegates to the
Democratic State Convention, to be held at Spring
field, tomorrow. The following are the names Of
those who were most seriously wounded; b A.
Moore, C. Vancleve, C. W. Shook, A. J. Pipkin w
II. Stewart, Thos. A. Thorp Hon. W. IL Snyder, all
of Belleville; James Hill, Urbana; Jacob Knoebel
Charles s. Churchill and Mrs. Ross, the engineer.
The accident was caused by a displacement of the
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q 1nr kind ana therefore relieves By rsoVisg ~
Of chd instead Of By dsadRg &c ssassse tor tlls
reason e comends itess Oal reliable kno IN
fsr On fId rem Teefhfnsy. Niarrhoeas DFsenees
~, Gripping In the Bowels Aciatty OF tAe
stomach, Wind, Geld in the Head and Gre p
airo for soyn10 ~ 77s1s ge7csnq ssEgmGtion Fegu
Eang tie B0los and rss0sag pain, Ats 20 elat-oeng
an III sDas10ic, G with aafatig s-oese IN Al
cases Of C;OnVursaon or other Fias' 4s you 0atHe
fas ne and health of gOuF children, and te sAse Fae'
from those sad and bJijhtinq c5nse7toio 90
tain TO result Tna tie sss OF zarct5cs q tFta az oIleT
remedies Tor 1RJant1e C0naBsaiats are ee.ea ie none
Bat DR.. Ent0nss umfaHeiac SOEAl--ts ms yoa can
% upon II Is perfectly harmless ald canaot injure The
NOS si5te infant Price 25 cents Full directions accompa-
each bottle. Prepared 7ny by, ,n.,rgnrrTrr,
No 4J9 Broadway. New York.
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Two vessels arrived at Boston recently, from
Liverpool, with six hundred emigrants on board,
principally Irish bound for the west.
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DR.. HOOfIand's Celebrated
GERMAN RETTFRS

TWILL egectually cure Liver Compliant, Dyspepsia Jaun-
w dice Chronic Nervous Debility. Diseases Of the hid
80 and ali diseases arising from disOrdered Liver and
b such Constipation Inward Piles tuneSs OF Blood to the
ia tcditv Of the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn Disgust
sod FulIDess or weight in the Stomach Sour Fluctuations
- ~ Futterpg the Pit Of the stomach, Swimming OF the
Head uredan Difficult Breathing fluttering at the Heart
Cbg or suhocang Sensations when 10 lying posture, Dim
- - OF before the Sight, Fever Dull
po IN the Hes Deficiency Of Precipitation, YelloWness OF the
sin ana ves Pain in the side. Back, Chest Limbs, &c. Sud
den Flushes Of Heat Burning in me fes Constant Ima
iprs cf Evil and Great Depression OF spirits.
The rorietors calling the attention Of the public to this
do 50 with feeling Of the utmost confidence in its
res daptation the diseases (which tisrecommended
~ no new and unted article bat that has stood the
- - ~ ysqrs' trial before the American people, and its
t, ond sale are unvallsd by similar preparation
Bt The testimony in its favor given by prominent and we'll
~ pbsrans and individuals in all parts Of the country is
re- oetor and be had gratis o: any OF his Agents,
ot mt satisfy the szeptca that this remedy is really
deserving the great celebrity il has obtained
4oOFLaND'S BALSAmIC CORDIAL
VIII curea lOnrstandiug Cold very short time Read the
following; Dr. .,r,-7, Feb IL 1s5s
M q NJ J.cKsoN-sir had for some time been suffering
under severe cold having pains through my whole SYSTEM sore
throat and hoarseness, when was rec 70 iool
am harry to state that half Of il completely cured me-
unhesatingly recommend il 70 my renis Wno may o
Hsry afflicted and it than justice 70 bear TINS
public testimony its virtues Respcuuliy youTs,
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street. above Coates.
Prepared emily by NJ jackson, No ais Arch Street.
Philadelphia and for sale by Druggist and sorekeepes
the United States and Canada Price % cent? per no
o, WOOD St Louis, Wholesale Agents for the west
/ EWIN, PENDLETON & CO., Nashville. Tenn, VII llesale
Arentu Retaied 10. @. BROWN and EVANS g. W. HEN
/ DERSHOTT AID WELLS HOOPER, Nashville / b
MATHEW s, Edgefeld; }. C. DORCH. South Nashville
J febIl-ly
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LOUISVILLE. June 1.-THE river is stationary with
six feet water in the canal.