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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-15

How 70 azE Rsp oB Aseasrmxaxs GO sax
siGaT- Mosquitoes says sazaebsay. love
beef blood better shaa they do any sAas
lows IN tho veans ok hnman kind. .Suss
ptas . sssasle Of geasxuas peices on plx.ss,
nsax yosar bed q nishs sszl ysu VIA siesp
aafrouz,kea hY thsse pessss III the zaaxxsse
roo viii ind shsm Full and ssupid wigk
bed blood, and The maas sacked a saxy =
. eagk.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-15

- Among the Latest Giseovssiea u
California i large petriked use. 1t i
iying in desofaie region about % nizes
Ingrth OF Black Roek, near .hat i eailed
the High Roek casoa, and i partly bar.
iad % the soii. It's lsagsh, 80 fa- = Ii
haA been asasared, the top being deep IN
IN the ground, was 6ss fees, and the gen.
ssal sTssIaa u the sompaay, loakiag u
q, uas ths9 il was hom 10 70 60 fsss In
Diameter, u the same place the enmps-
NJ found the shia bone Of zaan petriEsd,
and The upper jaw Of . grizzly, buz twiee
- large as the jaw ef sny grizaET sver
seen in nsodern tinass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-09

Beautiful oolorS
HOWARD LAHBERr 4 co.
- LAczs AND isBRoIDERIn.
HOWARD LAHBERr 4 co.
xosp xnl V SScfo 81
E.tfsS n.ss V V4sSs y i rs yard cont. Pc.
s;sss, '''" '' '''
THRIAD LACE vIIIA
s FRENCH sss Hpksss ssfs whit.
and colorcd, q u 10 per set
Opposite tho Aeropo tan Hotel
HOUSE ruRsnHma GOODS
LORD : rAYLoRs
NOs ~ to ~ BROADWAY.
men ssset.s Damasls Naplins rowsung COunsrpanes,
Blankets &c., he.
AT Low PRICES.
Nos 26S . Isl GRAND srKEEr.
Nos q and - CArHARINE ST sEu7.
FALL INFORMATION
RICH LACE CURTAINS.
DRAPERY. MusLINs and
Now open at retail.
An sAsss goods WIN b found much under no market
ARNOLD CONSTABLE CO.,
Canal street. corner Of Mercer.
I ACES AND ExBRoIDERlEs.
FALL AND WINTER DESIGNS
AT
LORD TAYLoRs.
sos 4a to ss7 BROADWAY.
Rich LACB And ExBRoIDERIB,
IN GREAT ALSO
Low PRICED ENBRoIDKREs.
AND
LAcHs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
And :, stores Noa 2SS 70 2n GRAND STREET.
Nos. II and . cArHARINs STREET.
IL II and ~ caihArine street,
WIN open FOR inspection Sp Monaas October "a large n "
for 20 cents per yard
MOURNING eooDs-rAIL MPoRrArIo.s..!A.
:s soS ,sy hS Ds % M ~
s,. MAGSss. Bassr Erprs.s end cansTs Hair C S
"a sss .
for d:s %S Rom st q =
Mourning sIs ayIes biacl and .scod MOURN
man. md Ss.nsss .s%s real nSSsas:
e .. s;:p s';:' :: H
nh "a g n %
ne5s fer sssp and second mourning 20 Ae .cxsor
10 m Broadway
MoUErno DEPARTMENT.
fun assortment
MOURNING GOODS
rpwAnD LAss.sHT ~ s 80. wear
opposite ne y Ses =, SisssT HOTEL.
R,cH PARIS DRESS silks
LORD rAYLoKs.
Nos ssl 70 W BROADWAY.
BKocADEs. REPS OTTOMAN vxLoUR MORE
YRANcAIs, 40, 40. ID
Eos ass 70 2a GRAND STREET.
Ho. q and % cArHARINE STREET.
II. lS asy i ysH I. q H fS sTss
al nxee, al colorSs best qsAhv % cenH paw.
.a oss sns I.ss: ,ss .m - q. no,
saII s :sosi 3! "a Hs.issy ~ Glove: ~
r a s ss 6 Linen t sss s
Isa .oes q i.ds.' Vrasr c'Osh'.s.
LADIES' are always certain o fun a.osnos
he above goods At ne '0sef A. p1n'c HcY.
s aad BOG srh av second entrance below rcutsen q
DIAL INDIA cAxEDs HAIR snAws
AHp
scARTa
Fan ,npotaapss now open.
10 richness and aumber his collection surpassed
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE CO..
Canal street, corner Of Mercsr
RicH Da'ss SILKS From Auction.
30 pieces rich Sun q 7,c per yard;
100 pieces super auAlny At 81 per yard;
Mo.I sODr Z, s,s...'''
SOLOMON HART. p.-,
!: ss Ne, ssp cS Z,
NEW sr gHss4:a;I Eth: NE sSiI. ,..r
rAPEsrKys rABouRErs, rLusHEs. sK~ r.AsSEos'
HANDSOME STRIPED oorroH AID g..r,, ,,x.sx.
PIANO AID TABLE covEsa
win an unusually large sock Of
IAsB AND NUhlIr CURTAINS,
AND oo iz' AND PAINTED wixpSw smip..
u neir Own manufacture
SAB are prepared esecue, ~ extremely low prices
every style 81 Curtain work. uphostsrnE and pecorAng
he .essns and suSssauA ys for WHICH ,ses ceerssd
CuKs. DRIES GOODS. sHAwrs.
~ @REAT AUCTION SALE or LAST WEEK,
4 viii he opcn<d a retail N October q vfx--
| no SILK AND vKLvET ROBE,
\ snsireiv new Gyes, al half ueir NruAi value.
/ 40 PfFa'KS HEw rANCr SILKS.
latest styles, from s1so 70 per yNrd, worn from "a
no NEW VAIL sHAwIR
vnrtons ssy very Desirable q - th>n c,~a o. r wssoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-09

AT rHE PRINCE or WALES BALI, CALIFORNIA
"A diamonds WIN coh hardsns reel hriiAn's and g
fourth much On exhibition and for ssls a ia
Broadw AZ, sal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-09

nvFIcE or TIE CITIZENS GAslroHr COMPANY,
81 Brookly n No Post ONCE Building Montague street
Brcokiyp October is60 Capital, 81 ooD OVD. shrrs SD
each The Ctisens ags Company, Of Brooklyn, Offer 10
capa for investment nifty thousand dollars their capi,
being al that remains unsuts rfbed Tor Parties
wishing 10 Invest oil call Their II the once Of the conpspy
upon II the on,e OF ebbns BlodKood
No IA william street New Fork. Subscriptions viii be
ecved ull the 18th Inst and NJ longer -. .
JAnrs II. srnbnISs, Treasurer WIN r. LIBBY. Prest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-09

An ATswrR 10 THE QUESTION, wHAr ARE CALL
~ farpa diamonds Pieces Of cryssllref quartz ruras
o-rd only in calforuis es sna go.he ssss. es rssi
F.rrgs cro~sss Necklaces osntcrsns AoaAlre and
usier rins Rnrs studs nc Gail and examine oen u ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-09

~ IupoRTAHT TO WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUT.
TRa OF MILLINERY AND DRkss GOODS.
r. TsAACKs i0s Duane street. -
VIII .hou ~ tAs Gays entire and eewAnt
sssort sn n Millinery and Dress Goods bought a he re- emit
sreslon y fully per cent under cost imprA1 con-
ssstrs M The following beautiful gcods-
prssu enta pis6n and fancy.
Pisrh sgrs. All Widths and prices
Irrnn 0onds ~ eveyy description.
Hlarh SIN Lyon velveta all widths and prcea
ClcAhs, plain and rfbbef
Merinoes plain and printed.
Embroidered Emprv@ Clo3ha
Velour Otrmapa Hepa
Velour AruuypaL plain and printed DeiAines
French Clo<ha roulard eflks
French onored Fasreh Nd 0lovea -. :, -
dess~1pSur. 81 ii MAACKa io4 Duane sxeet
Ten 1om NJ 8 avodNl1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-09

WATcHvs AND JrwgiRy.rHE .r0CL O. m
w tail N be eiossa ont n greaA se0n1e ~ 13ss
Of variety Of rd. such 20 av hept W sSan ste-
Aso plate glsss show fsrs o. q ciss ard 80 sEror -
feet kay "a Rrusdway % one mgna ~ sa =.
f,ursb roou, every Gay ees, from ma a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-09

A SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO. FRONT ROUND OOR
"A fancy legs fret work desk an oversrung whio
hes been used three months will be- sold Sl70 oaah
ew and second hand Pianos and Melodeons sAlo
bargains or 70 ren n Sss broadway by HORACE WATARS
agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-09

ID HNrTTAECEs TO ENGLAND,
IL IRELArD, SCOTLAND AND wALEs-
sight bills ON the
VA. fONAL BANK OF tCOTLAFD,
BELFAST RANKING COMPANY, IRELAND.
In sums from 81 upwarda
TAYLOR BRoTHRRs. BAssAr
No rs Wal stress, Hev TORI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-09
DENTISTRY.

A RrrrICrAL BONE FILLING roR DpCAYHD TEETH,
n pit IN while sof without pais or presume Aching rs
shells be allied with by ihe dispverer
PEARSON, D. rooms corner Of Broadway and rsrsy ar
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-09

q ESO RRrr.-rHK MODERN THREE STORY AND
cOOU es.smsns Home rs West Twenty seventh street
Ac Apply LAuLxR, al Ninth OF q l7 WISER
street iron 10 10 o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-09

ITO RBNr-rUREHHED on UxruaNnHnD, WIFE
ii posspe~kp II any time, RentlemAn's Residence. q
south Orange, hours ride from rew Yort By raroad
Billiard roos ccnservatAry stables Ia. Abou, en-
AVN orchard and pasurv god gNrden and ahsie
the house vor further particular Apply 70 MAuOT
BARBER CO.. 70 Beaver street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-09
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, g. sso-TRPLE SHEET
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C, TO LET.

HANDSOME FLOOR OVER rHE PARLoRs, IT,
IA let together detached lsng OF back and IRON
ToonA psnir1es and room, dressing and bath house
situated Ia the Wide ug west side Terms
moderate. References exchanged Add es o. l., Herald
oRce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-09

GOT AID szs DnoApwAy.-A srI1rDD svr
OH o. Rocms, sutable for Ne minpevy w any fsnsy
arr goods bus,ness On We ssccud nos The mayos -
buildings, ~ and - broadway, betvesn Hous1 -
rsssnnsbls ssrna Apply 70 cABIiL On shs prsmAsea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-09

4 GREATLY IMPROVED PIANOFORrR
IN LI6HTE BRADBURY,
Manufacturers Of scale rung bass patent
led full iron frame grand and square Pianoortas No Al
BIOol street. Pianos rent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-09

w children part q House, containing seven r,ons win
al he modern improveena IN ectsble nesghborhci,
c.usly located nos below rth above thch stresss
onse where the owner cccnpses the oher part prefred
Ary having such obtsin
BY sddressins " g. - $50 Herald once. staug paricu
lxrs nd Tgpa vtlch uus pV uotsrple,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-09

"A suite os..s me Spsc,ous n..... With
J. B. FULLER. Advertising and fBR6h 80 :. ssncy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-09

arri MISUNDERSTANDING AND GOLD vur
"A cfsn. wMr.nssd v stand nod ard MOI V Arnsh -
charge clor from ~ 30 W ~ Guard Cbaus frrn q N $40
Gail and sum'ne them NJ. = CoBKNs iewelry sore 81
Broadway. Broadway, U1,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-09

DEAL DIAMOND JEwELRv CHEAPER THar ANY
IN other horse IN New ymk-A written gusrs,t-e g'ven
with each article Please call II ssi Broadway before pur-
chasing ehevhsre
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22
Expert of Rreadstuffs.


The suboned statistics Of the export Of Bredsus from the
peincpA shipping ports Of tbs country Great Britain and the
Continent Il Europe for series Of from the valuable
They notwithstanding the activity shipments since
the middle May last the export -four and Indian
-four Der
average wheat average,
and in little less than half while the
Of corn meal has dWnded 10 an insignificant figure The %
tive decline in the Of -four compared with wheat
attributed the fact that for years previous
the quality Of shipping -four not sustained and
do 1t will require long period good behavior the
Western wers the ground they have thus
The shipping brands OF h0ur Of excellent quality.
cannot be expected that the Of Indian will be
large, except low prices when it absolutely
sAry 70 meet pressing wants 1901 Inc qnAly Of corn and
corn meal sent to Great Britain during the famine OF ls5
calculated establish for either The
has forward this has been in superior condition, while
prices have been relatively quite low.
To the Continent the business has been quite unnpoan
for the coming year promises think all precedent
especially wheat and -four, because do think
meet export demand like that Of 1885, and wheat
be taken instead.
The statistics little reliance the grain growers of this
country place the British and Continental
consumption Of breadsufs the little Rhode Island
probably exceeds fold the quantity taken for the pa
the whole continent OF Europe and the regular rade Of this
city, Upon which the farmer always rely has been probably
three fold than the entire exports to Great Britain and the
Continent from all the The manufacturers Of the East
ern and Middle States take the great bulk OF produce
export demand for bAdsus should be necessary
the maintenance Of fair prices in this country than in France
very small portion Of population engaged exclusively
raising cereals and the surplus nearly ali wanted in the
quite all would be required manufacturers had been
properly stimulated Wheat 6y cents bushel
before reaching the which is taken from the price
paid the producer. This discount might reduced so per
through an increase Of domestic manufactures
We rejoice that extraordinary yield Of wheat will enable
contribute largely the wants Of Great Britain and Europe
the time supply manufacturing population
large advance in the price Of Breadstus and ae banks
should discourage all specuon they would keep the path
clear in the tide Of returning prosperity.
Exports Of BreGdsS, Great Britain and Ireland from
SsZeem5eT Let, le59 TO September Ist, 1860.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22

eALLArIN sHEETIEGs-We heard Of the sale Of 70 bale
Gailatn sheetngs at az per yard
FLOUR AND GRAIN is continued good demand fol
Flour mainly for home consumption The market we'll
supplied with all grades quote superne at s596 so and
Extra at So 5000 per bb In sacks we quote at 50 5O935
according to quality.
The transactions in Wheat confined mainly the filing
orders for seed at range Of 81 1891 so per bushel
Corn continues in fair request per bush sacked though
aehOice arslcleof White would command SOC.
oatsare nrm at Coo per bushe included with limited
supply.
PROFESSIONALS supply Of Bacon on the market is ample
to ihe requirements trade We have no change to
report prices and repeat former quotations as fol.
loss Hams 4195c, Shoulders l9llc, Ribbed Sides Is
&l4ze Clear Sides ls5z9lec b.
The stock Of Lard nearly exhausted The demand however,
limited quote barrel 1876 and keg I4z9Isc
GR0cERIKsWe hear Of change in the quotations OF Gro
ceries and repea. former quotations follows:
susAR-Fair g9lOc, and Prime to Choice lO9lO1c in
hcguhfads and ole a.yauce these quotations in bbs New
York Coffee Sugars le9lc Crushed and Powered
Loaf IL y GIG
MoIAsss AND YRuPMoiasse in barrels 4O945s gal; half
75c. half barrels e0c, and kegs (ten gals) e5c.
coFTEE-Rio l6kc, Laguyra I79l6c, Jaws 1890 b.
TEAImpea SO @Sl; GunPcwder 5O975e: Young Tyson 40
ESQ, Black 6O9Sl5O.
sALr-We quote Coarse Sack at $780, Fine at SI75,
and Barrel at 4oc bushe The stock the ample
to meet the demand.
COTTON YARNsThe following agents, quotations
for Cotton Yarns 200 and sOO DC 500 lc
400, lac.
WHIsKYReced is held at 9O929c gallon, and country
at 5c975c per galOn according to quality.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22
Markets by Telegraph.


NV oRLRAHs Sept 2L-cott0n quiet-Salss to-day 1000
baIes prices irregular; mddng l0 9IO Sales OF the week
$500 bales Receipts Of tia 500 bales against 3eo
bales during the corresponding last year Exports Of the
Veek 20o) bales. Total exports Of the
Stock at New Orleans OOO bales. Flour quiet SO GOES 30
Bacon nrn clear sides 5c Tobacco firm, fine leaf
s9sk. Co6ee hrn-salss OF the $3.50 bags at
stock at New Orleans p sec bags aans. $500 bags the
time last year. Whisky sagnAnt Freight to Liverpool s. s
ling Exchange s9SK on bills Of adng sk9sx; New York
Sight xSK prem.
CINCINNATI, Sept sFcnr active-sales 5000 bills at IS.
whisky-sales hoo bills ISL Mess Pork SIS IS sugar-sses
100 hhds, sK99H CeEsS-sAles29O bags lS95H MOlHses
sales 100 bbls, 1903. Oats 81 Corn buoyAnt Soc.
NEw YORK. Sept 9I-Flour active, IS ICES 20. whisky
sales 900 bbs &c Corn dulIbses Sc 900 bushels 6696s
Ness Pork qsstsaies $50 bbs S9 259i0 37 Lard
buoyant-sAIes 500 bbIs ls9l3 coGee hrm, Rio l5. To-
bacco-les $50 hhds 69sK. Moaasss-BarbAdOes IS, Or
leans 100 bbs 4O94 Sugar steady at 6sse for
Refining 6I97 for Cuba; 7I9s for Porto Rico, and
fer Havana.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22

FORGERY IN FRANkLIN.-The Franklin ReUielo of
the 10th says: "0ur town has been in a fever of
excitement in consequence of the discovery of a
number of forgerieS committed by R. H. BEALE, a
man well known to this community, and enjoying
the highest confidence of our citizens. 1t appears
that Mr.. BEALE has been using forged paper for
some time for the purpose of raising money. Some
of this paper he redeemed but growing holder with
success he put out many notes that suspicion was
aroused, ard investigation developed a number OF
notes to which Mr.. BEALE had affixed the names of
several of our prominent men. Over $4,000 of this
forged paper has been discovered Mr.. BEALE left
town and has not yet been arrested though efforts
have been made to that effect. "
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.



DIR. EATON,s TNEANTILE CORDIAL,
xhy5 because Jils orf asb1ntaasoas s1e
given 1t acts magic, trial
-''i00n'i No p P2A IIsa eco Or OPEaTE
Of any kind, therefore relieves By reocig the
reaso commends itselfas the only reliable preparation
for children TeethfnE, Diarrh9as DyseRte-
~, GRIPPING in the Be wells, Acidity Of the
a5ia0 the Boocs ressa0 Din 4 hrs eQdt-beIng
cases 81 JonvHisfon or other FiIs. zs yos cc1ue
tie Es and heath Of yoa children, AID aos1 q them
res IrozHhe use or aarcoics Of which al Other
remedies or Iafdpts plants composed kks none
Bag DR.. Eatons Cordl .hs you can
infant Price IS cents Full directions aecopa
sA'n OO'''s- r CrsIEssTIKCH q DuP0TNT,
No 4oS Broadway, New York.
Healthy human Blood upon being AaIyzed always pre-
sen us with elements and gives q course
Ii. True Standard ADayxe the Blood Of q person
rnE from Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia scroula
obues the blood. Supply these Deficiencies and YOU
asde well. The Blood Food Is founded upon this the
FIVE PRESENTATIONS
adapted the deficiencies Of the different diseases For
ever Of the Throat or Lungs inducing COnsump-
IfOny No. !, which is as9 No. for Depression of
Spirits, Loss of Appetite. and for all Chronic
bilitys and Nervous Pr0sLraticn. No. 9 for Livs
er Complaints. No. 3 for Dyspepsia. Besd0 al.
ready for a6sozti0n by drops and
aed Immediately into circulation SO that what yen gaia
you retatn The No. is for Female irregularities,
~ annesses, &c See special directions
lOus, Kidney and bladder Complaints take No
In all cases the directions be strictly followed Price
. the HOOD Food 81 per bottle.
Sold By CHURCH q DUPONT,
No. 400 Broadway, New York,
Ind by all
20. J. WOOD & Co., St. Louis
apA Wholesale Agents for the West |
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22
BY TELEGRAPH.



ST. JOSEPH, No., Sept. 20.-Business at Denver is
fast reviving and the streets present very lively
appearance hot weather being about over and cool
weather coming on parties beginning to arrive
from the mountains to purchase their winter sup
plies.
Discoveries Of silver continue to be made which
promise TO yield well, and they are exciting much
attention. crevice from 500 TO COG feet in length
where it shows itself to the surface, reported to
have been discovered, Several assays have been
made with different results bringing from 500 to
81 200 per ton and pure silver is found in suces.
In the Big Blue mines, nuggets weighing II ounces
have been taken cut. Reports are in circulation
that the is worthless, and these reports are cir
culated very industriously by men of capital, who
think by that cause to buy many of the gold claims
for almost nothing. However, the silver mines are
being inspected, and if they yield any where near
as reported, many millions of dollars will be real
lied. Gold claims continue to pay as largely as
ever. The coaches to and frcm Denver are crowd
ed every trip.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22
ONLY DISCOVER Y


WORTHY ANY
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
NTAEY. since the great discovery Wood,
tempted only initiate his restorative but profess
have discovered something that would produce results identical
but they have all and gone being carried by the
wonderful Of Prof Woods preparation, and have been
forced to leave the field its rssstess Read the follow
ing:-
PRoT. o. j. WOoD Co: Gents-The letter wrote in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative and hyOu
have published this vicinity and elsewhere, has rise to
inquiries touching the facts in the The inquiries
first, OF hAbitaOn and stated in
the Communication second it true Of all therein contained
third, does hair still continue be in good order and Of
natural coorl To all can and do answer invariably Ny
hair better than stage Of life for forty
past, soft thrifty and better coOred the is true Of
my whskers and the only cause Why not generally true is
that the substance is washed of by frequent sbuton Of the
face when used by vpng the face in close
ton with the wdskeTs the same result will follow as the hair
have in sreceip of great many letters from all parts
Of New England, asking my hair still continues to be
good there much fraud in the manufacture and sails OF
various compounds well this it has doubt been basey
initiated and been used only without good effect but
absolute injury have not used any Of restorative OF
recount for months, and hair good
hund eds have examined with SURPRISE 81
you Of hair taken of the past week
received favor Ct two quart bottles last for
which grateful friends, and thereby
induced them to try it, skeptca until after trial
then purchased and used It with universal will
ask as favor that you send NE test oy Whlch can discover
fraud in the Restorative sold by fear without author
ity from from pure article will insure success and
believe where COED ecs do not follow the failure is caused
by impure article which the inventor Of the good
deem my duty heretofore to keep you aPprsed of the
effect my hair assure all who inquire OF me OF my un
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain dear srs
yours, A Z; KAfMOAD.
Restorative put up in bottles Of three sizes, viz large
medium SMALL the small holds X pint and rets for 81
proportion than the SMALL retss 81 per bottles the
holds quart 80 cent proportions and retss for 30
abotte o. J. Wood CO., PrsPrietors, 444 Broad"ay
New York, ia Market street Louis Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists Fancy Goods Dealers WhOlesaled BY
Even, PendIetOn d Co., and retailed by every Drug
n the United States. lfebll-ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22
FIour, GRAIN ana ProvisiOns,

The Cincinnati Gazette says the market the 10th.
The late reaction market will fall heavily
Of the the Northwest heavy purchases having
been msde during the the highest range prices
Had the European markets kept few weeks longer matters
would have been much operators working them
selves quite into the notion of famine prices.
At New York to-day Flour experienced further decline Of So
l0c Dbl and wheat bush. There demand
tie reduced rates.
In our market holders q Flour maintain pretty firm
'front.' There is dspeon to make important CONCESSIONS
and parties having orders ALI compelled pay full prices
Superfne obtainsbe at 81 $685. and sold all the
r4m IS to So In Wheat there is difference of 293c
buyers and sellers The former offer SOL 10 prime ard
W1e The import and figures for days past ndi
cate accumulation Of stocks very fem Soc
and there il good demand for sheed 5695Sc including
sacks. Oats dull ct Bic in bulk
Bacon shoulders destined &C. With sales Of SO hhd This
9c below the highest figures established There sales Of
rib sides asll%c.
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Dry Goods very Cheap.

ain now in receipt of my lsrge and weA assorted
stock of Staple and Fancy Day Goods, which am
Offering at very TOW prices. As quick sales and
small profits is my motto, am willing to take up
with the latter to accomplish the former, and will
offer great inducements to all who will favor me
with call, especially to cash buyers. Come and
see for yourselves. No 22 South side of the Square,
sep2l-lm, DAVID HUMPHREY.
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The GRAND LODGE OF THE UNITED STATES, l. o. o.
F., completed its business yesterday and adjourned
sine die. We are gratifed to learn that the dele
gates carry with them to their homes the most
pleasing 1ecolections of their visit to Nashville.
Their visit to the Hermitage Thursday, full ac-
count of which will be found elsewhere, was an in
teresting episode. They have, however devoted but
small portion of their time to visiting the objects
of interest in and around the city.