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ONLY DISCOVER z
WORTHY Any CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY

WORTHY or Any CONFIDENCE
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
NFAFY. since great discovery Wood, have at
tempted NOT oulg 10 initiate his restorative but profess
have something would produce results identical
but they and sone being carried by the
wonderful results Of Prof Woods preparation
forced leave tse Geld rs restess Read the follow
ing 100, ,.ro
PRoE. o. J. WooD 90 Gents-The letter I write in
1856 concerning your Restorative
have published In this vicinity and elsewhere has given Use to
numerous inquiries iuching facts The inquiries
hrst it fact % hsbitation and stated in
the Communication second it true Of all therein contained
third hair still continue be in good order and Of
cOlorl To all and do invsrsblyyes My
hair better than in stage Of life for forty yearl
past thrifty and better coloed the s true Of
my whsers and the only why is not generally true is
the substance washed OF by frequent abuton Of the
face when by wping the face in close
with the whskers the result will follow the hair
therscept great many letters from all parts
good fraud In the manufacture and sale Of
compounds well this, has, doubt basey
initiated and used not only without good effect but
absolute injury any your any
months and hair is good
eds have examined with surprise, as 81
old and not hair in head or on my and TO prove
this fact send you Ock Of hair taken OF the week
your favor Il quart bottles last for
which very grateful; gave friends and thereby
induced them to try it, sSei teal until after trial,
and purchased nd used It with universal will
favor that send test BY which discover
fraud the Restorative, sold by fear without suthNr
believe where coed do follow the failure caused
y the pure article the inventor Of good
dss my duty as heretotOTe 70 keep you sPp,ed Of the
shaken opinion in its vsuAbs results remAin dear sirS,
yours, A RAYMOND.
put up bottles Of three sizes viz large
medium small the small holds pint and retail for 81
per boe mediums hold least twenty per cent in
proportion than the SMALL retals for 81 per bottle the large
holds quart mOe proportion and retss for "a
abotte. d. j. Wood 81 Co. Pr4pnetors, IA Broadway
New ia Market street ST Mo- and sold by all
good Druggu and Fancy Goods Dealers Wholessled by
EVEN. PendIe & Co., and rssiied By every Dug
house d the led states. ltebll-y
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On the Sd nf there election o. Directors for the Banl
Of West Tennesee at Memphis which resulted election
the following gentlemen Thos A. Nelson n Apperson
NJ Hill, F. Lane and Thos. a. Alien. FT#
Fuovs Co.'s Bank Dttector September contains
much useful information for all that handle money
epy the following The q tie Bank Of Commerce. Erie
Pa. have been refused The Buffalo Detroit
the Peoples gees operation Wash
ingtoz this onah IS many losses have been experienced
from hst quarter he Psope sill have the
severe scrutiny. 44.~et
The deectOr indicates the Bank Of Crawford County Pa
being ssdouhtfnI.n HasfN
The Exchange and Deposit Bank Of Knoxville Tenn will
b5tu conene its operations to buying selling
exchange, etc. NJ
The branch Of the Peoples Bank Of Ksntncky gone
operation. Tffg He#
The cynthana y branch Of the Commercial Bank Of
tucky will butiness The capital st0C0O
been subscribed
Look for counterfeit the stse Bank Of Wisconsin,
los the enirs Bank Illinois Sc the Bank Of Nor
America Wisconsin, AMI the Nes Haven County Bank
Connecticut.
bogus called the Central Bank, at Holdsysbnrg,
Pa is to be revsmped and public confidence once
Well executed counterfeit COS the Merchants and Planters
Bank of Georgia out. Look out for them.
Handle the Peninsuar Bank, Michigan, with
ton
Cut this information and keep by Jou na7 you
from trouble.
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ann CASH.
The Grover a BAKER special Premiu

The Grover a. Baker Special Premium.
R. H. BRocKwAY, representative of the GROVER Il
BAKER Sewing Machine Company offers special
premium of One Hundred Dollars Cash for the best
specimen of family sewing exhibited at the next
State Fair to be held at Nashville September 10th,
1860.
The work to be done by lady. resident of Ten
nessee, the judges to be appointed by the State Bu-
reau.
No persons connected with our offices VIII be per-
mitted to contend for the premium.
Rooms over Hicks China Hail. 46 Public Square.
iuly29-till semitic. T..
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mnrkr1n hHTeIerrnnh

NV OkLEAEs Sept 7Cotton hrm-Ses day $50 bales.
Mddlng 1859 o. Sales Of the 500 raes. Receipts
Of the bales against 5000 ales during
pending year Exports the $50 Stock
$1,000 bales. Mixed Corn &C., Provision firm. G e.
Of the ls5O bags Stock hand 500 bales
aga bags the time last year. Tobacco firm
prices sitter quotations unchanged Sterling Exchange o.
10; lsdiDg s[99< New York Sight Exchange
pare y prsmium. Preights to Lverp ,ol IL IS.
NEw YORK Sept Cotton reported Flour advanced
5a Oc sales 1900 bbls 6j95 u.s. Wheat advanced lB2
Corn declining tendency g coo bushels 673c
Coffee quiet, Java l6K. st. Domingo I2x Measses-elsd
2k disilng Porto Rico a. Barbados s. Sugar
dy 1000 boxe, Cuba 697K Mess Pork steady,
go bbls, SO 50. Lard firm. SAILS lOO bills, l2k9I3E.
CINCINNATI Sept 7FIour active. advanced i5c IS 25S5 30
closing buoyant unsettled Corn las advancing
by, 55S57 Cats firm, t69Ssc Whi1ky 9OSsI. Provisions
let
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SUMNER FAR-The exhibition at the Galatin fair
Thursday and yesterday, made of Harness stock,
Saddle stock, Cattle, Pairs of harness stock and
Buggy stock, the finest display we have wit,
messed for years and congratulate the old citi-
zens of Sumner upon their decided success in the
fair line again.
MANY and in fact all the lists merited special no
tiee. but our limited space and time precludes all
EXCEPT few. One of much interest was the dis
pay of Albion colts for an outside premium offered
by the Secretary of the club awarded TO Lexington
by Albion, owned by Col. J. C. GUILD.
Again, the light span Of dOuble-harnesS buggy
horses was the best we have ever seen in the ring,
premium to Mr. BoIssoN. Of Ky. certificate to Mr..
SNYDER, of Tenn.
While the Is sngIe-harness buggy horses were in
the ring performing yesterday evening terrible
scene was caused by the upsetng of one buggy, the
horse taxing fright and dashing through and around
the ring until all Is were mingled up in the wild
est confusion, breakihg and smashing each other,
util three were left perfectly wrecked, and one Of
the finest horses, fear, fatally wounded by a
shaft run into his breast, leaving horrible wound
The widest screaming and following reigned
around among the vast concourse of people in at
tendance Order was restored after a time, and
strange to say no person was injured in the slightest
degree. May we never have to witness such another
scene.
The Directory took steps to have fine Floral Hal
nv another year and we do lot hesitate to say they
will succeed as they up there have bat to lriH anC
the work DM be done. BY the way, what place il
the State so well suited for the next Division FAN
as old Sumnerf
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sworn Testimony.
SCRoON LAKE. Essex Co n. Y. I


oCROoN LAhE, bss1I 20 N. l.
February 6, 1883.
WV T. HAGAN Troy N.Y.-Dear Sir: having uscd your
Hair Coorug Restorative, and having been much pleased
Nth Il axe pleasure making the following statement froU
the effects Of Of sickness hen eli. hte
an g nv bar commenced turning grey, and continued to
,o un IL became perfectly 1rhits, being very harsh snd
s,srse Las re chsd fifty third ye ahen
5ns bv friend purchase bottles Il Hair
CoiorDg repared you commenced accord Bg
ana and days surprised n1 tnat
~ - from the roos outSard forming orig nal
IL "a ,utinutd gros until truly broEn and
Ics,v =. II -as Def r. in youthful days, and is fully
s..So, - 10 Is o,igia a color MYLA SEAMAN.
T,sv % ss Al, la Seaman before and was duly
80 nd saws that the statement tue this 9th day OF
P,STusry 1855 81 potter, Justice Of the Pc &c
mt th,s result produced by HENsIRrLrs In
- Il ~ N. ORIG nal only. ettGble Hair Restorative
Prioe sfty centsa bottle. Sold everywhere
hi my W Z HAGAN & CO., ProprietoIs, Troy, N Y
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BY TELEGRAPH.


| e Further by she America.
| New York, Sept 6.-Lord Palmerston has stated
in the House of Commons that British subjects had
been wrongfuliy imprisoned in Paraguay, and pend
| ing the payment of the compensation demanded re.
latons between the two countries continue unlnter
tupted. Lord Paln,eTston also referred in dispar.
aging terms to the Suez canal scheme large nun.
Der Of shares in which had been taken by the Pasha
of Egypt, and stated that the French Government
have declared that they have nothing to do with
| the scheme
SICILY AND NAPLEs.-The Royal In.endant Of Pc
Province of Basilicate The chiefs of the National
| Guard of Naples had rendered their designations in
consequence Of the foreign battalion not being dis
| bane-d.
A meeting of the sympathzers with Garibaldi
had been held in London.
AUSTRIA AND PRUssIA.-Le horde reiterates the &C
count of the arrangement at Topiitz notwithstand-
ing the official DENIAL lie Nordes statement OBJ
tanned credence in Paris where the simultaneous
presence of the French Ambassadors to Vienna and
Berlin led to rumors of something important rela-
tive to the relations of France and Germany. The
continental journals continue to dispute lie Nordes
statement. t NftfIaE H
ABerlin telegraph dispatch says a realization of
the alliance between Austria and Prussia entirely
dependsupon the political reforms effected in Aus
tria.
Notwithstanding the rains and locusts
the harvest will be the most abundant for years.
The Emperor of Russia gave grand banquet Ia
honor of the Emperor Of Austria birthday, and pro-
posed Francis JOsephs health in the most friendly
terms.
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EXPRESS FREIGHT.

II lE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company in con
merton with the Roads below, running 40 Express
Freight Trim Charleston and Savannah 70 Nashville at
speed with the certainty their passenger
iansstf EeEP Z. W. COLE. sup't.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-08

The STATE FAIR.-We gratIfed to learn that
the prospect for one of the most interesting fairs
ever held BY the State Agricultural Bureau is very
promising Stock is beginning to come in not only
from this State, but from Kentucky and other States
and it is now certain there will be unusually fine
display of stock Every farmer who can do SO
ought to attend this fair OF the Bureau, as they may
learn much in regard to the management OF stock
which will be of inestmable value to them.
The liberal policy adopted by the last Legislature
will have a happy effect in bringing together
much more desirable display of fine animals than
heretofore witnessed. This. We are assured, is al
ready evidenced in the entries already made. Mr.
r. A ALEXANDER, a celebrated stock-raiser Of Ken
lucky has sent his white bull albion and 'Second
Duke of Airdrie the latter of which took the one
thousand dollar premium at the St. Louis Fair last
fall, which have arrived safely and will be ready
for exhibition on Monday.
Men are work at the Far Grounds putting
the Floral Hall and every other department in the
neatest possible manner. Everything will be done
to render the exhibition attractive and an honor to
the State.
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EDITORIAL CAL--We received call yesterday
from J. J. HOOPER, Esq, of the Montgomery Mail
Mr.. HOOPER is just from Lexington, KY, having been
there the day Mr.. BRECKNRIDGE delivered his great
speech Mr.. HOOPER is enthusiastic in his praise of
Mr.. BKEcKINRIDGE's speech, and says he never saw
but one larger crowd at any sort of gathering
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-08

A WEALTHY CoEPoRGTIoN-The Illinois Central
Railroad, the Presidency of which Gov. BANKS, Of
Massachusetts has consented to assume, is the
largest railway property on this continent, repre-
sentng capital of more than s2OOOO,OOO, covering
a territory larger than the State of Connecticut
and furnishing daily employment to between three
and fcur thousand men
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-08

SERIOUS RUNAwAT-A mule attached to an express
wagon ran away about six o'clock last evening on
Line street, breaking the wagon and severely injur
log the driver, Mr.. DErANY who had one leg broken
and received other internal injuries of serious
though it is hoped not fatal nature.
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For NaIe, RenI, or NiII be ExchanCed for

VERY comfr tabe residence with 2 adj joining the
n Fair Ground. The house has the FIRST door,
two in the attic and three in the brick
houses smoke house. and large ice houses has been newly
psin.ed ard papered, and is in complete order
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C1TCUSES OF 1850.

A HISTORY OF THE NATIONAL PoLITI A !;
rIoNs Of ths current Presidential CamPaig7 BeiDga
complete re,Ord Of the business OF all Conventions BY
HAIsrEAD, an eye witness CT them all
A POLITICAL TEXT BOOK FOR 1860. comprising brief
view Of Presidential Nominations and Elections since 1885
COMPLIED By HoRAcE GREELEY and JOHN z. CLEVELAND
Just received by r. hAOAN q CV'
| sa,,1 al COLLEGE street.
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FOR COUNCILMAN,

We authorized to announce DR.. P. s. WOODWARD
candidate for councilman I'd Ward the Mu
ricipsl election auR2oite+.
We are authorized to announce W s. CHEATHAM a
didse for re election, Councilman from the 5th Mards
At the ensuing Municipal election. luneG--td.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-08

We are authorized YOUNG candidate for
Mayor 4 the bg Municipal elernOn lauglY-dtde
We JOHN HUsH SMITH candi-
Mayor ensuing municipal election uly2lde
We are authorized announce s. N. HOLLusswORTH
candidate for election the ONCE Of Mayor al the next Mu
nIcipzl Elec ion julyl2-te
We authorized to r. 3. CHATHAM candi
ale Mayor theensung Municipal election julyl0
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-08

\ German named J. TREIDER who kept boarding
house near Moscow, in Kentucky, for the accommO-
dation CT large number of men employed in build
ing railroad, suddenly disappeared the 4th inst,
taking with him 81, 500 worth of Mobile and Ohio
Railroad Income Bonds belonging to Mr.. H. J. OAK
LEY, and payable to the bearer. OAKLEY followed
TKEIDER to Memphis where he had him arrested
and taken back.
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b. A. Fahnestock's Vermifuge.

WILuAhsBUEs, NEw YORK.
MrssRs B. A PAHHEsTocK Co.: 3entsmeD-For 4 number
ef wears asst have oub with dreadful gnaWng pain
in the nil OF nv BY finness and xxi
mes, in the head after aderng to the advice Of several
ami ept pays receiving benefit berefrom,
nduced 10 try R,HNE.TncKs Veruuge and, after taking
two walls to my surprise passed twelve yards Of
And now ha' have former lestn for
which feel INDEBTED to Fahnestock's Yemiuge and
cheerfuy it as being ecacious and harmless
HENRY HOFFMAN.
sPuchasers should look well the the wrap
per- tina. they buying B. A FAHSrsTooK
TUGe and other sepf2-V I'm
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The Chattanooga Advertiser comes to us in a new
dress, which has greatly improved its appearance.
It is an able and efficient paper, and we congratu-
late the proprietOrs on this evidence of their enter
prise and prosperity
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-08

East TENNESSEE AND GEORGIA RAHROAD-At a
meeting Of the stockholders of the East Tennessee
and Georgia Railroad, held in Knoxville, on the 9TH
inst. the following gentlemen we're elected Direc-
tors for the ensuing year c. WALLACE, T. G. LYON,
JoHS WILLIAMS ROBERT SNEED, w. S. GALLOWAY,
TBos II. GALLOWAY, EUCLID WATERHoUsE, JOIN BAR
RAFT. and JAMES 4. WHTEsIDEs All of the above
named gentlemen were members of the old Board,
except Col. JONI WILLIAMS and JAMES A WHITESTDEs,
Esq the former was elected in place Of the Hon.
w. B. REESE, deceased, and the latter in place of
Col. V. X. STEVENSON, who declined to serve.
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Public Speaking.

Cen W. B. BATE E. J. GOELADIT, Electors for the Fifth
District, their feoWeizens Of Cannon county
the following times and places: ...r
Auburn Monday, September 10
woodbury. 49,. ..--" .. ueSdays u
Mech snicsVi le.... -...--. .... " einesdays II
Bradyvil e-........ friday, . IA
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For sale.
OATS.

ENNTAT comfortable dwelling No 1855 South Summer street
fos=srly ths residence Of Russell Hou'ToS, Esq
Also No. North Summer street. the present resi9enee
80 80 Union Bank oil Tennessee.
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ZOuAyEs.-Such Of the young men of Nashville as
dsslre to join the ZOuave company about to be or
ganized in this city, requested to at BEEoHs
Hal, the store of Mr.. L. F. Beech, this evening
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-08

The GAINESVILLE Jefvsoniaa says the tracklaying
on the Memphis branch of the Louisville Railroad
will be completed today and the connection with
Louisville be thus made complete.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-08

The dead body of man, supposed to be an Irish
abOrer was found in Carroll county, near Hunting
don. few days since. No marks of violence were
found upon the body. ,Ra .sL
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Dr. HOofIand's Celebrated
GERMAN BITTERS


TWILL eRctusy Liver COmpiLnt, Dyspepsia Jaun-
NJ dice Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the
aey and ali arising from dsorerd Liver and
IN such CONSTIPATION Inward Piles, Fulness Of BOsd
Hesd Acdity Of Stomach Nausea, Hearburn, Dsuust m
gocd Fulluess weight IN TIE Stomach Ernctaons
sinking or Futtsnng the Pit Of the sosch Swimming Of the
Head Huredand Dcult Breshng Rluisring Ihe Hsart
Choking suocatng sensations Ehsn n lying posture
ness VISION Dots Webs before the Sight Fever and Dull
Pain Heal Deficiency o. Precipitation, Yeiovpe Of the
Skin and Eyes, Pain In the side, Bsrk Chest L5s &C. Sud
Flushes Of Heat Barring in the Fesh Constant Ina
ings Of Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits
The propeOFs, In calling the attention Of pube 10 lhs
preparation, do With feeling Of hs confidence In he
virtues and adaptation 70 the diseases for which recommended
years before the American psooIe sS H. r
uaon and sale znnyAsd By any similar preparation
tant The testimony In is favor gFea By prominent
known Physicians and individuals IN al Of country
ally BY the proprietor and 70 be had Agents.
cannot but satisfy the most skepea this remedy really
deserving the great csisbrty il has ohtzDed.
HOOFLAND'S BALsAmIC CORDIAL
VIII cure long standing Cold very short tins. Read he
fsllowng
-.-. -r PzuABELFTuA, Fsb IS, 1855.
DR o. n JAcKsoH-sr: had for time been suffering
under severe cold having pains through whole system
throat and hoasene. when ruomneDdcd e Try HOot
lands Basamlc Cordial Accordingly procured bottle and
An happy TO state that half Of completely cured
Enthusiastically recommend friends Who sim
public testimony its virtues Respectfully yours = -
n BLEANOR 1cHENHY, -
Tenth Street, above Coates.
Prepared sny By Dr. o. NJ jackson, No AIS Arch Street
Philadelphia, and for BY Druggist sorekeepes hrouh
the United sates and canade Price Is cents per bott
o. WOOD. ST. Lou1 Wholesale Agents for the west
BWIN, PENDLBTON a CO., Nashville. Tenn. Wh,lesale
Agents. Retailed By JO g. BROWN and EVANS q " HeN
MATHEWS, E5gefsld; J. G. DO2cH, south NeshViIie,
eblI-ly s- H FsT q
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APLuNGE.-A man either fell or threw himself of
the suspension bridge yesterday, but was rescued
with only cold bath
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SAM VANIEER & Co., Market Street, are selling at
wholesale or retail all kinds of Hardware at prices
to suit the times. Call on them for bargains.
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The Dyersburg Recorder Of the 18th INST, reports
revival in progress in the Cumberland PresDyte-
rian church at that place.
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The Tnhacco Cron.

The Louisville Courier Of the 18th 1.-THE tobacco crop
the year will be snail In the Geeen River
in Knucky where the largest amount Of chipping tobacco
raised crop than half average owing
scarcity Of plants in ire spring aad two months drcuth
the Late In tbs it is the plants in the
Geld only halt grown small and immature; and little
that may saved will be OF Indifferent quality From Ten.
have bu accounts but tie drouh has
versy felt that State the prospect is perhaps better
In Miss ouT crop suffered Kentucky
bat suffered enough to lessen yield materially
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-08

SERIOUS AFFRAT BETWEEN TWO CITIZENS OF MEM
PHTs-Onthe evening of the 9TH inst, an alteration
occurred between Col. o. II. BOONE and Mr.. Mat. ].
FAERNsToN, at the Gayoso House, which resulted
in blows. During the melee which ensued, Hr. FAR
KNGToN stabbed Col BOONE twice with sword
cane-once in the abdomen, the left side, and
again in the breast. The latter stab inflicted only
flesh wound, but the former penetrated the bowels
and is of a most serious nature. The difficulty is
said to have originated about an old claim which
BooNE had against Mr.. FARRNGTON.
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an Monday and continuing during the week the Gala
tin train will leave Nashville at A. NJ,
sDd srrive at Gallatn at 9:45 n.
Returning will leave ealaan and arrive at Nashville
at7PM. J. b. ANDERSON,
seuu superintendent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-08

Gen. BIczLET, of the *. G. C's,p was to speak at
Knoxville on the evening of the 9th on the objects
and AIMS of the order. ..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-08

PRESERVE YoUR FRU11-T. NJ EUBANK & Co. No, 3
Church street, next the Postofice, have on han
over 100 doz of the best tin fruit cans ever mad
in this city, which they will sell at cost to close out
Quarts, sLOO per dOz. pints, s1.25, and quarts
at 81 so per dozen.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-08

The Rev. Mr.. BARDwEIL will preach in the cottage
Church. Sunday evening, o'clock, Sept 9Th, 1860