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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-18
From the Tanner.
Accident en- the Nashville and ChattanOO-
gn TkailFoad.

ANDERSON DEPoT, Dec. Is, 1860.
EDrTon BAyxER- Dsur SRA Mr.. Brown from
Kentucky "a hog drover) fell from the freight train
near this place this morning about o'clock, and was
mangled in a dreadful manner. He cannot possibly
live. lie was passing from the hog cars to the bag
gage car and fell between them, and was run over
by some two or three ears. Yours, &c. L. W
Attention is called to the State and city laws re-
lati7g to free negroes and slaves. published IN thls
mornings paper. 1t will be seen that the laws are
very strict. and Mayor CHEATHAM assures the public
that they will be enforced.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-SENATE-Clark's resolution
of inquiry concerning Forts Moultrie and Sumpter
and the Charleston Arsenal was laid over
Wade is speaking on Powells resolution.
HoUsE-7John Cochran presented a resolgti0n ssat
neither Congress nor Territorial Legislature shah
snnul or impair the right Of property in Terrific
ries.
Adams, OF Kentucky, introduced bill Furnishing
obstructons to the execution Of the Fugitive Slave
Law, and giving damages double the amount for the
loss of rescued slaves
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HAVING suggested to the Dickson County Court Clerk,
insolvency OF Solomon Petty deceased all persons having
claims against the notified file them said Clerk
properly authenticated before the 81 day March, IeJI
or they will be forever barred. JAMES DUNNAGAN,
decS-w4e Administrator.
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wanted.

MoxEY.-An kinds of money taken at par for
guns, pistols, and every description of hardware,
dec9-lm. ACCALL& ALL
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I'm STEWART COUNTY COURT AT DO
Ver--James B. MeCarroll ct ais ohas. s. oummers
AS-Petition sell land 1t appearing to me fom complain
bill, Thcs McCGrro francis McCsrOl John
McCarro james McCaro Samuel McCarroll, and Margaret
McCarro heirs law Of Francis McCarro deceased
residents OF the State Of Tennessee It therefore ordered
that publication be Re for four consecutive weeks, in the
Nashville UNION AMERICAN, newspaper published in the
cr Of Nsshve requiring said onresdnts to be and appsar
before the Justices OF the COUNTY Court Of Seaart count
be holden at the in said county, in the State
Tennessee the Monday in Jsnury 1851 and plead,
demnr to eOmpainaDts BILL the will be taken for
tessed aad set down for hearing expaytes
W. COOK Clerk
Gec7-w4t-pr's fee 50. Of sewart Co. Court.
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FRESH HOminy,
"A EsRY sSps.oE article uIFsoivsa per rallrul ana
n sale b The barrel oaiyr b.
0''" hANy. ,. SHIELDS CO.
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From the Appeal we learn that the block was ten
anted by the following parties, who lose as sui
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Great sacrifice of Furnishing

UOOuss
ON AND AFTER DECEMBER 18TH, FOR THIRTY DAYS
7 Il. MeGILL Wilt sell his large Stock Goods cost 70
- cash. The eelebrateds
Paris Yoke shirts
Cost SI2 per Dozen Former price SIS
Shoulder Scam shirts.
Cost rs per dozen. Former price SIS
SeaSOnablel Merino Shirts
Cost IS cents. Former Price 81 %
:. - is = rs
hne assortment OF Shirt Bosoms Heavy DRAWERS to
match thu above shirts
The reduction will Be made Half Hose, Gloves, sesr
and Ties, Stocks, Handkerchief SuspendaS al articles
found in genteman's furnishing Store We offer also
fancy articles the rate Combs, D. ushs Pocket B5ok
DrssIing Cases, Domncs Chess Men, &c, &C.
McGILL,
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Denarture oF FreighG Trains
Carriers, address.

An elegant present in books worth SlV' OF que
money Il preferred, viii be given by t1e O4rFAeFs
of this office for the best Carriers address 'haV
may be prepared for them by Friday the list
d.elG 15+
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THE NEWSPAPER OF THE SOUTH.
The Charleston Mercury

OWES the latest aud most reliable political, commercial
and general sll pzEtc Of the world It's spsci2
Correspondents by Nail and Telegraph full and early &C.
counts OF everything that ransPres in the great cities
Of Europe and America.
The News OF the South Receives sPeeAaA
Attention.
Politically the MERCURY represents the States Rights Tesis
lance clement and heun q the soufnefn states u
Maintaining their rights and establishing their security
Daily Mercury, year sa eagSncs, Si Seo
Tr.Weekly :. +" s-OV
No DaDsr sent unless tie ,ash accompanied ne order
- <P n b. RHETT, JR.,
AK 49, Charleston, s. @.
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DIR. BOOfiand's Celebrated
uOOFLANDS BAESAmIC CORDIAL
viii cure long standing Cold very short time Read tht

DR. c. NJ JACKsoE-sir: had for time been suffering
under cold having pains through my whole ystem sore
throat and hosrscness Recommended te try Hoo
lands Basamic Cordial accordingly procured bottle, and
happy state that one half Of IL completely cured me-
acted and deem than justice to bear this
F~ ELEANOR McHENRY.
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the Ofdsr BOOK NATHAN N, EpwARDs. C AM,
l.cI5,sO w4t-pr'sfee 50 Of said Court

m CEANCERY COURT AT DREsD EN--
1 Tor WemkteN County, Stale of Ten1es-
ee--arifai Injunction BiUrder Of PublicationT6onl
AZ Va David Moore John Fanruer, William Landun
and James II BlakemAn. Prom the the bill in this
cause II gearing CLERK AMI Master said Court, chat
said defendants David Moore, and John Vancu er
residents Of said Tennessee therefore ordered by
said Clerk that this order be published four sue
cesve weeks the Weekly Union and American, ewspeIe
published city Nashville aforesaid Commanding
the said and Yancul file their answer pleas de-
said BILL at before the next term Of said Chancey
Court ea at the Court House. in the town OF Dresden for
Weaky county, State Of Tennessee the second Monday Of
January 6 said bill and AL things therein will be t2sen
confessed against them hearing them exar
at Of court This December 9Th, 1850. "a true
copy frOG tie Order Book
NATHAN n. EDWARDS, C q NJ.
I asn- - n ~ aid n AMT.
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JdSh.
Just received lot OF gentlemen's shawls, Of line
quality, which were bought very low for cash, and
will be sold accordingly at wholesale or retail.
GE0. B. ABBOTT,
dec9-Im. 81 College st.
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Dark, Glossy, and
LuxuFiaut Hair!
HgEaTUl

By using Heiustreets Lainia6e Restorative. Don't
anything else your Head.
Price Soc and 81 per bottle Sold everywhere.
WEI AGAN & 90, Pro2rieGors, Troy, Ny.
See an advertisement headed,
SsY0U LOOK IN VAIN.,'
oetes- Jvdtw&v
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CITY NOTICES.

GEYTIxNEN's CLoTHYG.-I have now very large
and splendid stock of fine clothing OF every des-
cription which l am selling at very low prices for
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smalI-Pox in Columbia.
RiverNews.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Dee. 15.-The smallpox is still ra-
ging here. There have been two new cases since
Thursday.
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rwo Great Fires in MomPhis-TSVO Men

two 6sFant Fires in mCulp AAs-A w men
KFued-LOss S25O,OOO.
The two disastrous fires which visited Memphis
FRIDAY and Friday night, of which the telegraph
has already advised US proved very destructive Of
property and involved the loss of one or two lives.
The origin Of the fire in the Overton Block is sup
posed to have been defective fue by which sparks
were communicated to the roof The origin of the
fire in the Calhoun Block is supposed to have been
sharks from the Overton Block, the opposite side
Of the street falling upon the roof and settling in
crevlees which communicated with the wood work.
The water in the public estern gave out some time
after the discovery of the fire in the 0verton Block
and as the AUalaacse says, the fremen were forced
to stand idly by and witness the destruction they
could not prevent
The fire IN the Overton Block broke out about
noon The block was built entire, and without the
parting walls extending above the roof, to which
circumstance is attributable its destruction. Had
the parting walls been built upito above the roof
it is supposed the fire could have been extinguished
with the loss of only two stores, instead Of
six. The block was owned by Mr.. JONI OvEKTON,
of this city, and was valued at s75,OOO upon which
he had an insurance according TO the Aualancke, of
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DR.. Eaton's InrantiIe Cordial, for Child

DIR. Enton's Infantile COrdialS for Child
rem Teethirgs
Il narcotic to u to sleep and perhaps death your u
fruR precious onebut reliable AID certain medy for
the ills infsntle life. twill soften the gums reduce in
fammation, and relieve all pain and greatly facilitate the
process the period OF teethng 1t works like gS ing
healthy sleep the little sufferer and grateful rest 10
the mother II does not constpae the bowels because
it contains NO AORPHLHh4 u Opiate Of any kind fact
fully warranted in stating be said ny other
preparation for inanlle complaints this the pub
c but is quick and never tall remedy for Didrra0d Dis
sntery. and GUNNER Complaint Also for Hind Colic
Gripping in the Stomach Aeidity, and beqg powerful anti
spsuodc Mote should always have by them in cases
Conclusions, especially when they purpose giving their children
any the other old fashioned narcotics Of the day exceedingly
liable to bring these fits Be warned and
EaGons Infantile Cordial as this on you rely
Sold CHURCH & DUPONT,
Sole projectors, sOg Broadway, New York.
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Prepared emily by DR.. O. M Jackson, No 4ls Arch Street.
Philadelphia for sale by Druggist and storekeepers through
ont the United states Canada Price IS per bots.
o. WOOD St Louis. Wholesale Agents for the West
EwIN, PENDLEToN q CO. Nashville, Tenn, wholesale
DERsHOTT and WELLS HOOPER, Nashville; J. B.
MATHEWS, EdGefeld; J. G. D0RoH, South Nashville,
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-. 4,cvvv c,rR.-Wiuter Meeting Of ls6o-Annual
ssru,,er The Magnolia stake Tor Dash Of
forfeit fhs Ciao . ADD $1o II thres
or more START second horse to save ms SAKE,
/ I q q . 4 Hunters u Lilly Hooa g AeAinsson, nAn
| -
-s-ss a Rrathile's Albion, dam Endora
i Z. -onb.Iiis by Wagner dam Mary Taylor
" 2, Tina out Of Old Stocking ....pd II
4 Diolo-5,s ~ bv West Austr lian, dam Emea pa II
n n iAi'i- Time I:5ik
60 Magnolia stake fer 81 0--IWo Mic hest7-
aa0o entrance forfeit the CRUZ 20 ana tSVO tnfee CT
e5s horse to save his Etake-Four or more to fill the
ttske. -, x-,-Li-, -. ~ c,ris.tt.1
n y oIves Richard III, by Brown Dick, dam by imp
r p Moo b by Vandal OF the dam Laura Farrispd IT
Ks ne Richard Bette Ward, By Lexington, dam BY
TVhalr- one 49,. ..... -..---' pa IL
Jsp camphells On by Oliver, dam by Wagner full sister
10 John GAMBLE Also che BY Wagner, dam Fanny .
--.-...',-. 20 II
" WiiIiamson's by Grown Dick, out a JUDAH by
imp Severe n- ''-.--'''''-' US
Tina 3.521z-3:55H.
TUESDAY, Dec three gar olds mile Neats, SlOO
entrance the S298 closed with
Eve subscribers Of whom Ness A. Keene aehads and j. .
and s } Hunter paid forfeit
W W'll'amson's b. By Brown Dick. dam Jn . ,
dah- thTse old U D A l
". II oil er'sb Richard III by BraWn Dick, a
dan ny inn BelsAazzar v .
Col Jbo. osnpbeil's On C by Glencoe, dan Little
bmliy. bT agBer v = NS'
The va Jingle mile dash for the club purse
OF S20 between Eel Robinson and Laura Farns 1he race
wa easily won by Laura.
CluN Purse of 920o-single q ,sh Ct two miles.
Capt G Mocre's br Laura Farr, by LeNngton dam Y
imp Margrave, yrs. old.-... '.-'-,.-
Col. Hills Oh Neil Ro6iusons) NELL Roonscn' Y a
Wagner dan by Glencoe .
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One, Hundred Negroes for Hire
AND
nIuIES aNnfCnEsNnEnY7 SALE

FENHE undersigned will the 1s day Of January next hire
j out for the ensuing year, about One hundred Me-
groeS and woman He will also sell 10 Mules leo
barrels Of Corn and other articles Terms Of SALE
time and location Of the negroes will be made known day
hiring Sale take place the 'Narrows OF Hsrpeh
CheaIham county @. sT0CKA2D,
dec4-twsEd Administrator OIL L. Bell deceased
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Sold in Nashville by g. W. Hendershott Berry DenoTilIe
wing Pendleton, and all responsible druggists. oeq
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MFRS. WINsLOW,

An experienced and female physician, has soohin
Syrup for children teehng which greatly facilitates the
Of teehing by soening the gums reducing all Inflammation
will aay all pain, and is regulate the bowels Depend
it, mothers 1t will give yourselves and relief and
health your infants. Perfectly safe in all
tsement in another column. oct26-ly
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LOUISVILLE, Dec. 1.-THE river is falling with 3
feet inches water in the canal
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Blood Food !
Blood Food !
hslnnh EOndI

HIOOd FOOdI
To all suffering froE consumpon inc pient eonnrd OF
from debility any KIM from mental nervoas
brought by any csuse from scroulas complaint or ro
diseases Of kidneys bladder ladies suns
the many distressing complaints their are Aoe e anu VINO"
engender consumption, the
BLOOD FOOD
Z; .s5 a c,a;n ana szfrlks remedy. DTeing in every
particular from the patent medicines u ne ds
combination OF ZION, SybfhoSs 49, - - -.,sfsi
tsstirao6v ~ the benefits 1t has conferred on them
C9URcH = DUPONT. 400 Broadway, New YORK, are the
n the article, and have in consequence Of
snd upon the public, changed the color Of the outside
fS red yellow and increase the SIZE OF the bottle
~ Snses Be very cautious in buying 70 see that the fac
Of their signature the outside Of the wrapper as all
ofhe-s are counterseit. Q. J. WOOD & GO 81 Louis,
oe.Ie-tf Wholesale Agents for the West.
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The Bluff City Company, we understand, had
about half Of their risks re insured and will lose
only $4,000,
The ERE N the Calhoun Block broke cut about
twelve O'Clock Frifay night, and as there was no
water in the cistern the iremen could do moth
ing efFectual to save the building. The Aralalcis
saws the Calhoun Block was built two years since
BY Col. W. r. HUNr. at a cost Of $4,000 1t was
insured for $4,000 $4,000 in the Bluff City. SlO,-
600. in the HERNANDEZ $4,000 in the DeSoto, and
s. 600 with Chadwick. The appeal says:
The store on the ground floor was occupied by
Messrs Jones & Drake. dry goods and clothing mer-
chants most of heis large stock was removed, bat
not without considerable damage. They re in
sarei for $1,000. In the basement was restaurant,
kept bv Mr. Foster lie lost over $1,000. and had no
insurance. The upper rooms were occupied by
daguerreotvpists architects lawyers, real estate
dealers. and others: most Of the books. furniture
and other objects the rooms contained. were GOT
SUIT bat much less was sustained.
The loss by this fire is estimated at $4,000
MISSISSIPPI CouuIssIoNEHs.-C p. SMITH, to Virginia
W. L. HARRIS, to Georgia; A. H. HAnLEY to Mary
land: T. j. WHARTON. to Tennessee; C. /. Hooker, 70
south Carolina: j. W. MATTHEWS, 10 Alabama; W
5. FEArHEIsroN, to Kentucky; WET ADAMS, to Lou
isiana; Gao r. FALL. to Arkansas; II. H. MILLER. e
Texas; e. NJ. YEEGER, to Florida; HENRY Dickinson
TO Delaware; JACOB THOMPSON, to North Carolina.
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Notice.

The Ware House, B. Market street, present. occupied
ny Armstrong Co. will be rented fer the year 1851 If immei
ate application is made to JN0. P0RTERFIELD.
deco DIV
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bright advent dswns upon all who victims Of gene
raj DEBILITY, mental physical depression prostitution the
system from Eege,tsd disease Hereditary malady =;
Wright kejuvenatihg Elixir will assaredly
bsnh the hidden Of class Of these
tons 1t titogsther mode discovery de by Of the
most EN- nen physicians Of oa daJ Year. toll study and
pertinent in the aharatory needed bring this
medicine to perecton It composed OF the most ard
tile vegetable extracts and duplex and adapting
upon the system, being the sxpean an in.
vgoraHt and both clsanss< ganzes th vital
Of the body Sold by respectable druggists throughout tue
United States and Canada.
J. WRIGHT q co sole Projectors, New Orleans, La.
Sold in
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I'm THE CHANCERK COUkI Al es - -.
4 den for WeakIey County, stare OF = en-
nesRee Order Of Pubicaton-0riginil B-ei9an j. Ian
caster Andrew Cayce, John 2. Cage and Oeor Osyc
ON an affidavit OF the complsnants COUNSEL Safu
Master Of said Court defendants Jo Cce anu
&c rye yce are residents Of said state OF tennessee
Kentucky 1t is therefore, oIueu ~ CIeA
and Master tsa published for four successive weeks
in the Weekly Onion and AnerfcaA newspaper publ shed
me cit sid Of Tennessee comma ding
said John Cayce and George Cage to he answer P as
or denurrers Bill before the aeS term q san nan
cr he held At the house in Dresden for Aeakey
county sate OF tnesee the sec nd o,day Of January
1854 b hiugs then, viii re taken ior confessed
Of sail Court Tits December 9th lo6l "a true copy rom
the Order Book) -. - -, - :
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WASHINGTON, Dec. IA resolution passed the
House by vote of 81 against II recommending the
repeal of all State laws conflicting with the Consr-
tuition and laws Of Congress.
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DALIEy,s MAcICaI- P.7N EVTVaCT0

will relieve the worst symptoms GoUr NEU
RAL9IA and IUNBAGc, rubbed freely with palm Of the
hand over the regions aeced will relax the contracted
indurated joints and muscles penetrating
through the poreo the skinhus In PLERT and
OF LUNGS II has become highly beneficial adjunct nature
10 her endeayOrs 20 throw OF symptoms neya
5 lead TO CONSUMPTION and death Sold principal depots
"a BroadWay ~ Y, charities Street. New Orleans by
WRIGHT CO., General Agents Also BY all druggists
chants
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RAILWAY MATTERs,

Departure of Passenger Trains
ElmvrtIx AND cHATrAsoosA-3:30 A NJ, z d.
T-~-rss-1 IN Srsn.u1-5:F5 A. N, $500 P. d.
LOUISVILLE Avn NAHHvubR--2s15 Ms 2:iS = n:
- 0aIIatn Express $500 P. II.
Rnsry7K1p kED KKxTuoKr-2:4s P.
NASHVILLE AND rEcATUR-T A. M 6'SO Z. N.
Arrival Of Passenger Trains.
=, ,,,,,,, ,,r --.xooa.-s.OO A. N 5:30P.
TFNEvserr AND kLARkMA-- 10000 a d.. OsuO = NJ
i,orTSv1r1E AND NAsHvIt1R-5s00 NJ, "
NASHVILLE AND DFcAsuR-I 20 NJ. l;2O r N.
. GslFatir Express $3.50 A. N.
.sKeErD AM KKNTucSY-I0:I5 A. NJ.
Departure OF Freight Trains.
Tennessee 4 Alabana-5s3a n.
LouisviIis a Nashvifle--23a NJ
Rdgefeld & KeBtucky-s:45 n.
Arrival of Freight Trains
Tennessee & Alsh~ma-s:a0 NJ
Louisvilie1 < Nashvile-9.25 N.
RdeeheId & Kentucky-i0:l5 n
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Few Of the importance Of cNecIng Cough
Common Cold In its first that which in the beginning
would yield to mild remedy, If negl ,ed attacks the
Lungs "BroloRs Bronchial IToeh s" containing demul
cent ingredients allay Pulmonary and Bronchial Irritation
BROWNS, "That trouble in ny Threat, (or which the
TrOcheS often a whisperer" N. P. WILLIS.
~ recommend their to PUBLIC sPEAKKRs"
BROWNS REV. \. H. CHAPLIN.
''Groat service in subduing HoAREEsRss"
TrOches REV DANIEL WISE.
,- almost instant relief in the distressing labor
ohO"N Of breathing peculiar 10 AsIHNA."
REV. A. C. RGGLEsT0N.
''Contain no Opium or anything injurious"
BROWNS DR. A HAYES,
Chemist, Boston.
Troches "a simple aud for G0TSHS
BROWNS Boston"
Trocbes DRIP. ". LANE,
Boston.
BROWNS ~ have proved them excellent for "HOOF
TrOchcs REV. II. W. WARREN,
BROWNS "Benehcial vhen compelled to speak, suffer
ing from Cold"
TIOches REV. s. J. P. ANDERSON,
BROWNS "BFFECTuAL IL removing and Irrita
ton Of the Throat, common with SPEAKERS
Prof NJ. STACY JOHNSON.
BROWNS Ia Grange, Ga.
Teacher OF Music, Southern
TrOches Female College.
BROWNS preaching, as they prevent Hoarssns,s From
their past effect, think they Will be oil permanent
REV. E. RowLgY, A. NJ.
BRowN's President Of Athens GcIlsg Ess Tenn
TrOchesl CENTS BoX-aU
noy24-d &E6m
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rum TIE o. LOUIS OuAyAou1eptns a"ghSt lOa lcJJ
Yesterday, while 1trolng around town. happened TO
call upon Mesrs Potter Merwin 81 Market street, and found
these gentlemen doing business that many old might we'll
Upoa inquiry found that secret their
success is that they not afraid ADVERTISE and that
mottos in the language OF heinpred writer cast thy
upon the waters and after shall be returned
ycu We found file in their Office all the leading papers
published in the United sate and many from Europe Their
advertising alone amount many thousands dollars
nualy They the manufacturers and propreors the
Cherokee Remedy unang remedy for the unfortunate
ee advertisement Of the big Indan9 Dr MerWns and
Ague Pills certain and preventive Of Chs Fe.
and the CheroEee Cure unfling specific for
weakness emissions and all kindred diseases These
medicines compounded from receipts procured
prOpretO from celebrated edcne maa Of the Cherokee
Indians The ROOTS bsrks and herbs sill reduced powder
by mills that prepared by and the medicinal properties
areextaced by and alcoholic process
that every bottle Of medicine has the uaorm
medicinal virtue From the laboratory the medicines
bulk to the botng and wrapping department, where they go
through the hands Of boys and girls Who skilled in putting
esch article in beautiful ste We much surprised
the ingenuity and dexe displayed Ia this branch Of the bns
After the medenssare properly pchsd in strong boxes
and marked they loaded drays and taken the
boats and Railroad depo and from thence forth hnng
speed their destinations their ercy to
nearly every portion of the civilized world We bespe these
gentlemen large least they deserve
eldom the amount OF energy and indus
~ displayed by business men. dec2-dzwlm.