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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-25
Tn. suicide OF caleb e, wooabury.

from the nctr0it Free Press, August I'll
We have already announced the death OF Caleb c.
woodNry, the late Postmaster OF White Pigeon by his
hands, while In the custody CT the Deputy Quilted
States Marshal. The two arrived at White Pigeon from
this city at three NJ OF Saturday last when Woodbury.
a. once retired to bed Daring tie following forenoon
seemed cheerful - usual, ard went about, 10 company
With the Deputy MARSHAL, 70 procure ball He applied 20
several Of bis friends but met With nothing bot eusas
Finally, he applied to druggist named Charles Cooper.
who STATED some slime Ia giving reply TIE officer,
Ia the meantime, was waiting at the door. Seeing that
he 10 be again refused Woodbury. said in careless
manner, "By the way, my wife says abe wants some
yelling about the house ever snce I've been gone. How
much do WANT and be pulled out some change from
his pocket " pay for II. The druggist replied that
dime would pay for al that needed and that aoart
put up and given TO him. Soon after be suggested to
the officer that IA about dinner time aud invited him
10 accompany him 10 his house n dioner The two went
70 big residence When Mrs Woodbury. said dlaeer would
Woodbury. replied that he would 90 60 stairs aud take
nap. When dinner was ready messenger was scnt 10
cal him. but enable &c get ilto bis room or ootan
oren by his son. when he was found in bed, dead. A
bathing tub ia the evidence that he had taken
hath after which he had put on rev llnen and then re
tired and swallowed the e;ryct-e purchased at the drug
N died apparently with much ease The following note
warrz pIesoS august IS, 1850
DEAR wnr-f csn't get bail, and sbant go 70 jsi 80
take another course Take good OF the children.
There ia $50 due the farm and the mortgage on the
bouse. have Mitchell pay them and take tAe mortgage
Alice ts vel provided for be good 10Y, Afriau; Hen
reita, Mad your ma and Josy and Cay. am innocent
Ne shall NEE, again where we shall be happy All,
goodbye 2. WOODBURY.
dict ID nccor5ance with The facts. lie leaves wfe and
sc-rrI children O. whom. married daughter, re
sides ir this city second a son about seventeen or
eighteen years e age ves at hons 70 lesvcH hs fam
sf.r thousand dollars 10 property
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ycrseY CITY News,

Taf Nav CRY HALI.-Uver il Jersey City, 1t seems
there IL City Hal, any particular place where
n!epA business Is transacted. All the city places
hired where civic matters attended 70 in detail
The good folks Of New Jersey, however are about to
amend a this by the erection OF City Hall al the
o. Newark avenue and Washington place. In April last
competitive desgns received by the Authorities OF
the city, and the OF $50 placed before the eyes
Of ambitious architects as tue bait 70 Induce them to
submit, plans for the embryo City Hall ILscems, howey
er that the gentlemen OF the compases and the parallel
rule considered the premium too small and that they
moreover disguised al the fact OF qua Antoc hsv
ing been given that the archoc; whose pan should be
adopted should be appointed To s1perntend the work IL
consequence OF this there ocly two competitors
namely: Mr. stephen Quaife and Mr. Ienan The r'ar Z
the former gentleman WAS accepted, aud be has tiai
which was not before guaraaeedthe superutet dence
OF the work.
The structure will be very plain and unpreteuaing
II will be ffty feet 'front.' on Newark avenue, Of
brown stone, ninety feet deep Washington place Of
Philadelphia pressed bricks. Toe building will be three
stories height, <th basement or seven feet for heat
and fuel An the city Offices will be located in the
building The contract has been taken for 50 900
the carpenter The contract obges them TO complete
the building By the Is, OF March next Gum wood piles
are being driven in the soft auyia SOIL TO tho depth Of
from forty to forty ave feet THIS preliminary part g,
the work bag be going for the last week. aud
the ground yet very iar from being In position to &c
ceive a foundation fcf the building.
II IL calculated that The City Hail. whe1 completed,
viii serve for that purpose for about ten ccen years,
81 tbe end Of whiea time our ueshoors expect 70 be In
position TO erect building which will rival the Hotel De
Vile OF Paris.
ARRrsr OF ALLEGED CorSTxarnrsas. About eleven
O'Clock on Monday night, young man named james
Welsh, and Mrs Martha whitner, keeper OF boarding
house at No 2c6 Chatls am street. New York, were
rested at the Jersey City ferry depot, by ocer Vaadc
and Alderman Decker, charged With passing dollar
counterfeit bills on the kescomet Bank, OF Fall River,
Massachusetts, They locked up for the night ard
yesterday morning uron being brought before Recorder
1lden, several tradcspeope appeared and made aiavt
against the prisoners having passed the above med
money upon them at the time Of the arrest Welsh at
tempted 10 pass small roll OF counerfets 10 Mrs Whit
and Wa detected 10 the act TITO Recorder committed
the accused parties " jsil In default OF bail
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Coroners' rnquests.

SCrCrz-Coroner oKeefe held inquest yesterday at
No SCI Cherry street upo1 the body OF Thomas Paine
native o. Fngand aged So years, who Committed suicide
by eut,ing h.s throat With No could be
assigned FOR the commission OF tho rash act.
vEHcTR CAsCAsrr.-John Harkva-t, child residing
with bis pa-ea:s No 1oo Division street. instantly
killed yesterday morning by being run over by truck at
the corner o, Canal and Alice streets An equest
held upor the body, but 40 blame was attached TO the
driver,
For'n psowSro. The tody Of m unknown man abou,
IS years Of age found Coating ia the water q, the os
OF Fifteenth street, Fat River yesterday Deceased
about 1--WE feet eight inches 10 height and wore blue over
ale, light rants and blue cloth coat The body was sent
60 the dead house Tor Identification
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Tie xouave rganEa

10 Tux FDr7oR or THE NRw YORK EgRALD
Iece by Communication 10 last Sunday EE1Gto thst
corps o. ZoUsves being organized Ia this city, and
Intend aioptng tie fli uniform Of tie Frereh Zouavs
A. the writer Ia evdcatly not familiar vt To uniform
AID {, mar be the corps arc 70 better nformedallov
&c make few suggestions tor their bencht, th-ougA
the columns Of your valuable Journal
The fez cap Il not fatigue, but rs w,r4 a eli Eme4
and round The tufban ls voand-the latter always por
when on duty, snd optional When on
The tur,a lie white, not green NJ RUE There are
the erecn turban, tho entire corrsi beyond ths
tnsu exception, white AZ who are
kahoecaus belong % these two regiments and vear The
green tuf ban. The ress OF the 1ouaves being Chrans
wear white and 4. Is to be hoped that must
have corps ncrpo-fea with foreign uniforms the day
Is mr. dssn. whoa the distinguishing color Of the Aos
lem shat be Il the streets OF our Crs.an cites
our ssluted with the war cry o, TIE Prcphct.
TIE pants nothing but bag With tvC holes for M
legs BE- pIa tng the wslstbSAd s9d bottoms they ae
con evhat relieved from their bagxy appearance but are
bags stIi TIE naked legs rom The knees - strike cash
other IN this bag nths co-ps are going 10 adoet
the uniform ct be complete. There not einsie
article OF tie CAcaga bouhve uaov ikc Their intended
originals, ether 10 fora, coloT o. decoration.
The greet utility q this uniform "a It's case And cocs
fort, ana the freedom allowed g. the vearer 81 quick
movemc7n Tner drill IL our Hardee drill" Why
not bsva an American unfoTm tina, gill combine al N.
ease 10 comfort Of tho oriental garb, which suited
pelthos urur time nor climsteS Can not have ipdo
pencenoe enough 70 create corps OF our owu WIZ 40
hrafee name, which VII IN case Of war renas ~ ~
9st s;vice In the field and win as fadeess nures ~ -
vsrnrn loravf Let some one start suca costs, e~fs
grey U0ifofmthe best 10 the world Tor
Il be ma &c loose and easy but tarted 70 tne e9
our vaoucall themselves rangers, scoass, s "sa
nything they choos-adops the hardy an 40
scnous life OF the Chicago 2ovaves pesiec
az tba, corps has in the drill and shey g sure tnef
VIII rank CHER 70 our esinauc c ~ nn,s- W." .
rcigl name.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-25

AsoTuEs Aiu@lcAs CIA,T Tho race OF giants is not
&c; extiaot WEDNESDAY afternoon, M. Frederick
Decker, o. ossian Livingston county, Western New
YORK. paid Vs q Welt L. arc ,rSsnce will the prln-
oip,e which induces oil gres. men to seek out the
olce u the HtiID aud certainly Mr. Decker is one OF
the greatest men, literally speaking 10 be found in the
Universal ya4kee DSlcr, for be stands fully cct
In height, and stout 10 proportion, with toleraby
good nsure fo- his size. slight roundness OF the
shoulders, caused By the practice Of stopping Young
Decker t only nineteen years OF age On looking
at this splendid specimen OF young America one
cannot help mentally srg II such Is the sirc OF the boy
VIA, viii be bis dimensions when he grows 10 be man
The birthplace Of this youthful prodigy, too suggcs
tive osslan, a. everybody knows, was the sou Of
fiDgai, the celebrated Irish giant, Of whom Scotch
Giant having head waded over fne morning for the
laudablc purpose OF wing his Irish rival licking, Ia
Hctnaa, 10 employ aa anachronisn. Fings, seeing
mooscr Advancing, sho was twice his size, made bis
wife pa; him &c bed aud under his Instructions, when tho
big soOtchmAa made his appearance. she told
him be Ind bcst be asy, ls, be wake tn, baby,
In which case FiogN who rot far OF
would be the death Of him. This alarmed the
Scotch ssnt who glad 70 escape the water Ia
whole skin az he reasonably calculated that Finga
inset must be a tocrsbly big fellow, seeing that his
baby was O. such size In ike manner, the question
may bc ASKED Il the boy OF nineteen zee; high
chat my b. bis stature when he attained his ra
grow'h
Nest persons vto haze attained more thaa ordinary
stature exhibit some dco-mity Thls arises from defect
10 TIE muscular eoustruoahe. Such "a no, the
case with Mr.. Decker lie hs muscle Sufficient,
not Only for the full dcveiopcnsnt Of his gcsn and
bones but 10 whr twice bic weigh, Ia Hesasns sdch
bis strength that he has bcea known 10 shoulder and
carry on, withou, any sppSeu, dImculty, q barrel Of
pork An important agn, " suoh feats his rcnsrks
big large bands which about teice the size Of those
Of an ordinary sised man
Nj Deckers parents are beth large people, but neither
Of them be s,yed giants Tie has elder brother
she R six feet three inches IN height Another brother ia
Of ordinary sta,1ro bot With pss Of Arms rehing be.
low the ~hen hessuds cr,sb toe reason asa gned
Tor this PECULIARLY ~ scknes In infancy, Which Hunsod
his growth and checked hs fo doveiopemens Who shall
ssGsass " ssg thai there 1s ~. sA-s N taess aayf
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yn,ve or N,u-o,s a, ,he soutb.

TIE Alexandria (vs) Gd-tse says,-on saturday last
Wesley Avery, collector for the First and Fourth
wards, exposed Tor sale, 10 front Of The Mayor 8
Office, the service and abor Of thirty four free ne
groes who have not paid their city taxes. The bid.
ding was no, spirited, but all the negroes were sold,
al the rate OF ten cents per day for periods varying fro
ave 70 thirty three days, ard reaz' sixty dollars
The sae mnde under the following provision Of the
city laws" That AIRY free negro falling 10 pay his or
her corporation taxes evis for auy year or yars,
and no, having visible property GU, Of which they can
be made 10 distres shall BY order OF the Mayor, DC
hired out by tie Cole, Of the Corporation OF the dis
rc, in which Such Tree negro may reside, FOR scch time
A. will Suffice s not less than ten ctns day to raise
tho sst taxes ADD lcyics with Commission to the oh
Of ave per cent Toe ngroes prcsen, AZ the
sale and the must catch their propefty be-
fore making use 81 4,
William I. Viters, Sq, sheriff OF Dorchester
county, Mary land, sod Moo1ay 1--WE slaves belong
ing TO John r. Martin, Esl., fJr the aggregate sum
Of u of0 0uc boy, AecS aged % years, rotd sor
81 sos Girl Mary 10 years FL $40 Alfred L. yea old,
$500 Maria, IL years, 81 10 The Dsnet says that att
we're likely servants ard bcugnt tot So.ihcrr mar
kets NJ Iusley, OF Vienna s'd Al the time boy,
sgei about IL yea's, Tor ~ J)5
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Political IntsiIigence.

Political InteiIigcnce.
I'm FoSR PArcaAD -rhs following u tho sas.tanos
Of eaeh party platform
HyBRBr.
The Unon tbs constitution and the enforcement OF the
lAvs
DoeofAs AVID yoHHsoR.
The people OF Territory must be left free 10 determine
the queetoa OF slavery for Themselves
HREoExRiDCH AND tAaB
Congress must intervene 10 protect slavery n the Ter
ritories
LINCOLN AID HAhiIN
Congress must intervene 70 prevent slavery III the Ter
rtores.
Tu Dwocalrc pssss OF Noamwxsr.-Ths demo
cratic press Of the Northwestern States stands as
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s,cvtEa CAss IN KssrrcEy 90 Tuesday n nal
named Keller was Killed at NJ sNrinst NY, " an
o,Io- nsr,s rnomas II had sus Jectet az mn
nss lnt7,sov between his wife ard kear and on II
a,v be fy,rd them toehor IN the woods the 10 pn
ssc sl,,ne uron the ground holding Kclas heal Ia be
hon and coming his hair. Thomas t-ev his k~.s and
rushing rpoa Bellr, kius5 bim on tie spot
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vrRosA SFRIsOs There are seven huiirei vsit~s a.
on Sweet fur LiDsred At the RAJ sect, fifteen
hundred At tho GrCoubter Whit, eight hundred At tbe
koatsousry white sir hundred a toe Red Sapbas, a1I
t3zr hundred q, the Salt sulphur,
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Oar AspinwnH Correspondence.

AsFISWAII, AUGUST TO- IoUV
TIE Isdrus Fsrer Rdqinq-D eoths-Goreramert Recruit
iuo-Panic Among LaLoring M1r-The jamaica Nc
oroes, d., dc.
Since my last there has been an unusual and alarming
spread Of the lsthmus fever Nearly every white person
in the city has had it, and much larger number Of
deaths have been down this season than any before
since the railroad dashed Among the deaths were
the railroad companys physician and paymaster.
The legitimst government party is drafting contnu-
ally all the natives they find in the streets, and for that
reason there is a very great scarcity Of aboring
upon the public works The Jamaica negroes afraid
that they will 60 into the ranks aud are anxious
70 leave the Ishmus There about fifteen hundred OF
them in town all OF whom would gladly go TO the United
States they could get there Now cannot some OF your
very enterprsiug savers take cargo OF them into Mobile
or Now Orleans, and find good homes for them The
trim could be made Ia few days, and without so many
lynxeyed cutters look after them as upon the African
coast.
Polynesian., 1860-11-17

The Agent of BOgles Hyperion Fluid having called
when arrived here delighted find old friend had
preceded q Bosles Fuld) My hair falling off
IN thousands day short interview with my friend has
stopped the 6 few smart rubbing operations performed by
"FOEiKER,'' has made hair the Hawaiian
my Magic Chair. l. in 1859, in Honolulu recommend
TO the world as the Great Hair PreseTver.
JOHN HENRY ANDERSON, sWizard."
70 Agent for the sale of Boges Fluid
VOELKEie.
Perflmer. Fort Honolulu
Polynesian., 1860-11-17
BEST HAIR DYE
III the World f.

THIS Is RATHER STRONG language,
yet Boge's Electric Hair Dye (recenfly mproved
TO be so by tile the late Mechanics Fair held
Boston (amOng whom Dr. Hayes, the eminent chemist
and State Assayer who awarded it the Prize Medal and D
plOma the choicest hair dyes exhibition from all
of the Union Its unparalleled superiority consists i
The ingredients nourishng to the hair, desuctve
others I'd, Does hurt the skin. Sd, Is
easily applied and dyes the hair any color required from
delicate brown Ia deep black, natural appear
venus. Manufactured, sold and applied by WM. BUGLE
202 Washington street, Boston, aud be had of Druggists
everywhere soy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-21

IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS
Wechaenge the weird produce their equal Though they
have been before the public fer only yet they
and highly approved Of from Maine to the Great Salt Lake
remedy for Incpient Consumption Indigestion, Dyspepsia Piles
Nervous 3eases Female Complaints and all requiring
tonic they unsurpassed AS Beverage they truly de-
ghu For the aged and nhm, for adults children of
delicate conSsitu n they without arrival.
For the of throat common among the Clergy
act like charm.
Used 10 connection with pure COD Oil they cured case
of chonc Consumption in Albany New York, een
pronounced as neursb by Of the most distinguished Pny
sicians New York City Mr. Mcrzn Of Brooklyn. had
his right side parayzed BY being from in
1856 lie commenced the use Of these Bers n November
and is well.
Mr. Brittan, Editor OF 7hs Bdaasr Of Lig published In
Boston, and Mr Greenwood No 20 Broad New York
both cured Of Piles OF long standing and OF the obstinate
character.
Hundreds Of persons suffering from and Dyspepsia
have cured by using these Bters We have
possession which published, would every Female the
supply herself with these truly valuable Bters.
CHARLES wBDDIPIELD co, PrOprietOrs,
IS y lillian street, New York
SOLD BY DEk0VILLE Co., Nashville, Tenn, and al Drug
1ristS. iuue29 '60-du
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MORRIs a sTRATTON,
" HULE8ALE GHDCEH8q
AM DEaIrRs m

Ia NORRIS T. STRATToN.
NORRIS a STRATTON,
WHOLESALE sRocERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Dealers I'm Foreign & Domestic Liquors,
NO. II MARKET STREET,
NASHVILBE, TENNESSEE.
"E now in receipt q lge and we'll assorted stock
Of the trade.
$50 SOis n z and Baltimore Crushed Sugar, all grade,
$50 90 90 DC DC c SGssi ssi S g. 49, do
100 do do La Loaf do DO
800 bags choice Baltimore co87si
100 do do Laguyra do.
500 bbIs choice RebOlled NOlasSes
300 y bbs do do do:
100 do La do.
TIN PLATE.
200 boxes J. G. lOxl4 Tin;
1915 do K loxll DO, very cheap FOR cash
sUHDRIEs.
200 do Summer do;
800 do st. Louis and Hem. Soaps
le0 do Starch;
100 bore So1e. i Boston Ground Pepper,
s. 90 DO DO DO DO s sR5SSi
100 DO superior Carb Soda, B'papsrs,
RoO casks do do;
asks Dutch Hsdder
50 Do spice;
% tierees Rice;
100 dozen Painted Bueketsi
lbs do WsShboards;
IS nests Tubs;
100 dozen 9rooEs;
80 boxes Tobacco, all grades Va. brandt
500 kegs pure White Lead;
30 bbls do LiDseed Oil;
Is kegs Shot, all sizes;
30 do Bar Lead;
so cases Mason BacknRl
5000 bags hne Liverpool 5GtI
1000 bbls KanaEha DO; a
$40 boxes Glassware.
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pixies Magnolia whisky
600 do Raw Ohio dc:
200 do old Country oo
$50 do Smith old Reserve do;
100 do Old Bourbon dor
so do do Rye do:
luO de Monongahela ao
30 do Old Port and Malaga Wine
30 do A NJ Gin;
gpipes Holland Tin;
do Old Cognse Brandy;
100 cases St. Julien GlSEot Winei
40 baskets Champagne, extra;
1900 cases Brandy;
300 packages Domestic Brandy
POO barrels Cider Vinegar;
" Il many other articles for the Grocery trade.
anil NORRIS & STRATTOE.
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JAS. SHUTTER, supt., ohattAno0ga. q
JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.
OyyIcE HAsavILLE cHATI tNOosA RAILROAD Co.,
Octnha-

Stock Of Company subscribed for building Branch
koad um Bridgeport Jasper, payable TO he Treasurer this
Company asfolioEs:
0ne dollar each share the lat NOVEMBER l9 and two
dollars Share the days Of December 59 Janus
~ February MagcL april May, June, july August seote
Der, October, and November, 1850.
Payment may be made Jacyn Pryor, Jasper or 70 ne
Treasurer at his Office in Nashville
Pompt7essin meeting these calls requested O. the sabser
q Stock the construction Of the road depends exclusively
the provided specifically for that purpose.
oet5-f ". A. aLRAsES, Treasurx
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Tennessee and AlabamR Railroad.
TIME TABLE
COMMENCING SUNDAY, APRIL 20, 1850:
Going SOUTH
Leave Nashvils l;45 A N arrive Columbia Eos AN.
Leave Nashville 2;55 n, arrive at Columbia SIS N.
Going North:
Leave Columbia Tao Il, arrive at Nashville 10 NJ
Leave Columbia LIS P n. arrive at Nashville NJ.
FHVHE Morning Train going South with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad at Decatur.
The Evening Train going South Columbia with
Train TO Mount PleaSa3t and Pulaski.
The Evening Train going Nsrh makes close connection
Nashville with Louisville and Nashville Railroad from after
Monday May 7h, to Louisville and all Eastern But
train Sunday. W ON PERKINS,
mayl-lm ePBAg tepdenk
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DR.. J. BOVEE DODS'
Imperial Wine Bitters!

RE made from pure and unauthorized Wine which about
~ the Of other imported
By only house the United States follow
ing valuable Roots Herbs &C. SOomOns Sal, spkenard
Comfrey, camome Flowers, Gentian Wild Cherry Bark
and Bayberry.
We Challenge the World 10 Produce their
Equal!
We do not profess discoveries some Roots novn only
TO the Indians South a diseases
which the he to- but claim present to the public
truly valuable arson which intelligent Physician
thecountry will approve Of andrecomend As remedy
lNCIPIENT CONSU MPTION,
Weak Lungs Indigesion Dyspepsia the Nervous
System ys Piles. peculiar Females Debility
and all cases requiring Tonic, they
UNSURP PASSED.!
Sore Throat among the Clergy they truly
valuable.
abe aged and nhrm Or Of weak constitution
Minis Gospel Lawyers all public speakers-
for BOOK keepers, TaloFs Seamsesses Students Artists
all persons leading sedenaray life, they will truly
fetal
Beverage teT wholesome Innocent and delicious to
the They produce all the exharang Brandy
Wine without intoxicating and valuable remedy for
addicted excessive OF strong drink and wish re
ain from it, They aud entirely free from the posons
contained in the adultraed wines and liquors with which the
country is hseced.
bsrs only but disease should
used by all who live in county where the or
Chs and Fevers aen Being entirely innocent
and harmless, they freely to Children inants
Eithimpunlty.
Physicians Cergvme1, and temperance advocates act
hamanity shou assist spreading these truly valuable
Btes the land, and thereby essentially aid banishng
Drunkenness and Disease.
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD & co PrOpriesors,
rs William street, New York.
And sold BY Druggists generally
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Georgia,
PLUMB & LETTER, Augusta, Ga.
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z.caEATHAn. 81 .E1rzAn.
vi. q e. f. CHEATHAm,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER or COLLEGE AND ORUROH STR=ETx
Nashville, Tennessee.
VK7E arejusti receipt Of large and stock
w Groceries, Liquors etc., consisting in part fsIOwsi
$50 hhds Sugar. ali grades 10000 genuine Havana Cigaru
e6e bels choice Molassesi 200 kegs Nails, assorted;
100 do do 100 dozen Painted Buckets;
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; so Tubs;
Toe bbs Powdered Crushed and 10 bbls English Walnus
Loaf sugar; 10 bbls Pecans;
L5G boxes Star Candles; 10 bbls Filberts
FINE BRANDIES, WINES, 40.
Is K choice French Brsrdies;
20 y casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Vines
$50 baskets best brands Champagne:
50 boxes ScOvill ClAret,
100 bbs fine Robertson COUNTY Whisky,
q bbls pure old Rye do
do do do Bourbon do
And also large stock Of Common Whisky, American Brandy
Gin, &C.
POWER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Sycamore Powder Tbs m
degrsd Icing the only Agentsn Nashville Of the
large stock Of Powder on hand, In Magszinefor sale.
300 Dupont Rife Powder 1000 kegs Hazard BastngP
SOC y do do do der;
200 x % do do 5000 kegs Sycamore Blastins
900 < DO DO do $50 cssss Of Powder, assorted
200 do dc do brands;
5000 kegs Dupont Blasting Pow so bbls Toy Bedford Co.
der. safety Ease.
isnu Y. l.. 3. ?. CEIEATHAA, AgentI.
supOntsPOvder Joy, Biekford 4 Co., Safety
Sycamore do