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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-17

for. SUMNER sen EDULE OF
sYEfA THE NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA
CRAFTSMANSHIP COMPANY.-The ROA-
NOKE, Capt. CoUeH, having resumed her trips
again, the three Steamships comprising this line
will run as follows. viz:
The YORKTOWN, Capt. PARRISH, leaving
Richmond for New York every TUESDAY AF
TERN JON. at o'clock.
The Jamestown, Capt, SKINNER, every FRI
DAY AFTERNOON, at 4 O'Clock.
The RnANOKE 4, Capt. COUCH every MONDAY
MORNING, at hour named in saturdays papers
ExcURsIos TIcksrs issued by these Steamers
accommodations included in this charge.
PASSAGE to New York only $40, ar d no charge
for Meals and State Room accommodations
These Steamers stop at Norfolk, going and re-
turning. to land and receive passengers.
ie Ats lUULAM Il WATgnN
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q FADVUIER WHITE SULPHUR
YEM YSPRING5.-~These Springs stu ated fifty
4.I.alE i miles west of Washington city, will be
opened the 18th of June. a FIRST class w A =
TEKINi ESTABLISHMENT. The subscriber
having become the purchaser. will make every eff
fort, with competent assistants, to re- establish
their former hIgh reputation hey may be reached
in hours from Baltimore. three from Alexandria,
and eig hit from Richmond, by Railroad. with about
miles of stag ing, over good turnpike.
RATES so cents per meal 81 SO per day; SO
per week; $50 per calendar month, and $50 for
two months children over two ard under twelve
years, and col red servants half price-whte ser
wants three fourths-horsss 80 cents per day. Ad-
dress subscriber, "Warrentnn Springs"
ROBERT HUDGIN.
Fauouler CO., Va. June g. 1885, Ie Dc d2av4w
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IN FOR JACKSONVILLE, FLA.-Tte
lEfs. good brig l. NJ s rROUT, TEAG master
s&Ahavng portion of her cargo engaged. will
have dispatch. For remand n OF cargo. apply 10
jy l2-lw w. ID. COLO CITT X co.
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EA Virginia Manufacture. -.Semple'S Im-
FAILiBLE BAKING POWDER-the best and
cheapest IN
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"A BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE
YEMYSPRINGS.-Phe Springs will be open
A..sEE for the reception of Visitors on the 18th
of June; Thew are situated directly on the Lynch
bnTs and Sa a ts miles from Lynch en-
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. at which Depot
vehicle Will run during the season to convey visit
Virginia and North Carolina, Coming EeFs by public
convey ance, will take the South Side Railroad at
Petersburg, thence to Lynchburg. and then per
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad to Forest Depot.
Ie7-3m P. ECHOLS & SONS. Proprietors.
A. a RAWLEY SPRINGS.-ThIs cele-
wee Ybrated Watering Place, located IL miles
As.ll i west of Harrisonburg, will be open for
the reUe ,tIon of company the LIST of July next.
II is the best and purest Chaly begte in the state
COnveyances can be had at all times from Harrl-
sonburg to these Springs.
For further particulars see handbs.
js l3-law6w JOHN SITES L SON,
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- The Negligee Collar q entirely new - the
Shoulder Seam SHIRT, ''old but good;" the finest
Dress SUITS, plain but gentee ;" the best hitting
Gents Furnishing foods, adapted TO the season,
and going for the least sort of figure. We have
ali that is necessary for comfort, and can make
an, body look kenteel for little money. ask Tor
what you want and will sh W II Immediately
call at 100 NJ lam street, South side-SoUTH SIDE
rhlrd door above l4th street
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" ALGAbLE LOI AND WATEk POWER
ALL, CRENsHAW & Gown be sold at aae-
a Hg Gs the s a: l e.
next fair day that vaua BILE Lot and Wster Power,
with all the hts. PRIVILEGES, and appurtensnces
foot Of 18th street, where formerly stood the old
nail factory. and has front OF $40 feet street
on the south side of the Canal, and runs back TO
bic water privilege In this city that likely to
come into market for some years to come.
.. sEH f NTH sfsn ssanos at g. H. iS and
nf T. Ssds sr SPS ssf Auo
EXECUTORS SALE or REAL ESTATE,
IN p psH II APP APpITTreE G9RNER OF
cues, of the Executors of Miss Sally Cole, decd,
we shall sell, at pubic auction. on the premiees,
fa sa fRa an @ MS
above. The lot on which they stand has q front
Of SO feet on St. Paul street, and depth Of about
TERas,-one-third cash; balance at 4 and s
months. for negotiable notes, interest added and
'j,s retained doD III Pqt' hpRY PEI Auo
ESf IN fHE sA GoRNRK 81 FsS 1s AsR
STREETS. CHURCH HiLL'-As Trustes in a
DEED Of trust from & T. ha' dated 9th July 1889
proceed to sell at public auction on the premises
ON FRIDAY, the 10th July, 1850 at o clock p. M !,
f fair; i not the next fair day. the real estate
street Iunnns back on street is2 feet Oh '0'"
fray expenses of ,ale and % dscharse hond Of
S3l8; on credit $3.50 10 until 9th July, 1884,
on credit as to Ss70 l4u"tll6'h July, 1861! and thu
the hour of sale. The credit pay nts to bear in
terest from the day of sale The title 10 believed
to be good, but the Trustee viii convey with the
jy 10 Trustee
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As,A RED .UL PHUR SPRINGS,
4EXA2MQNRNE COUNTY. XIRGINIA The


49, proprietors Of this old and celebrated
Watering Place respectfully inform the public that
their PLACE will be open for the reception of yisi
to mere enume alton of the diseases tor the cure
OF which this water 10 celebrated, referring The
reader to a pamphlet just published by William
Burke, M. D.. which will be sent free OF charge by
the rropretors on application. The diseases for
the relief of which this water is most remark
able dc chronic phthisis, laryngitls, bronchitis,
functional ulscsse OF the heart. hypertrophy of
the heart, mucous diarrhRt irrtabllity of the
nerves-produeine si,eplessness, irritation of the
kidneys and bladder, 'ithic acid gravel chronlc
affections of the liver, amenorT hRa, dy smenor
'hea, menorrhagia ia. chroL splenitIs. chronic gas
tritls hemorrhQds, scrofula chronic eruptons of
the skin. The Depot OF this place is on the Va;
and Tenn. Railroad, Newborn (now Dublin }
whence, efore the first of uly, passengers will he
convey ed TIL weekly, 9f day ish. distance of 80
rescue and beautiful scenery. From the first of
July to the first of October here will be a DAILY
LINE, and after the Grst of October again tri-
weekly while any VISITORS remain.
This ~ the shog test, most direct. and best route
to the Wine Sulphur, whittier the Stages will pro-
coed via Salt Su nhur making their nisht stand at
red Sulphur. There will be constant and re,u-
lar communication by Stages with White and Salt
Sulphur, and the Sweet and Red Sweet Springs.
Daily mails arrive from North and South.
It's CAMPBELL & co.
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ADIsS,LOOK AT THIS,-BARGAINs--

II 80 spring Hoop Skirts bsst steel, warranted,
only one dollar and twenty-five cents. A lesser
number of Springs equal, cheap. Splendid X Oh
Bereges selling off at less than half their value
Come aud and see the pretty Lawns. finest quality,
onl, a 81. the yard. Just received 800 yds heavy
White Counterpart Goods; call soon or 1t Will be
gone. Parasos very cheap at this tine, as the
season Is so far advanced. Boys and Mems Wear
greatly reduced in prices to close out. Cheap
Wrappings for Ladies and Children; call and see
what Inducements are offering in them. The
rettest bargains are offering daily in all kinds of
Dry foods at MAlLERT'S Old stand,
No Al Main street.
~ Store open every night until 10 O'Clock, and
Saturday night until Ii o'clock Don't forget, No.
Al Main street. next to George Jacobs Variety
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EihE INSURANCE.
MARINE INSURANCE.
incorporated 1881
YHE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INEUR.
ANCE COMPANY.

YHE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INEUR.
ANCE COMPANY.
a Once No. lSl Main Street, Richmond. ~
Capital and Surplus, $23O,0N!
THIS COMPANY mas the advantage of tlceH ty- ssvss
yea,s' experience in the Insurance business, ane
of that period needs no special Recommendations r.
the citizens of Virginia.
1t effects Fire Insurance in city and country, anc
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world.
Its cash capital and surplus are as above, and itl
affairs are managed prudently, but literally, and it,
rates are as low as those of any other good insttu
ton. DIREcToVs:
w. l.. Cowardin, J. E. Wadfworth, Patrick Cullen
Joseph Allen, VIM. Beers, Geo. w Smith,
Horace L. Kent, Thos. Samson, b. L. Winston
Wm. Palmer, Cbas. w. Purcell, Jno. N Gordon.
Alex. X. Parker, JOS p. Winston, Arch. Thomas
las. A. Inloes, H. A. Claiborne,
ny letter. w. L. C0WARDIN, President
VIM. WILLIS. JR.. Secretary. ieets
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MERCHANTS SAVINGS BANK OF


4vl RICHMOND-
IA CAPITAL $4,000. ~
Office with the Richmond Fire ASSOCIATION.
Money received on deposit in sums of five dol
the rate of SIX per centum per annum for sums re-
naming SIX months or longer, for shorter periods,
interest at the rate of five per centum per annum.
The hole joint fund responsible for deposits De-
posit04feceived, and certificates issued by the
Cashier DIRECTORS:
David Currie, John DoOley,
r. H. Maury. Ro. M. Burton,
VIM. G. Paine, WIN II. Christian,
Geo. w Gwathmey, Jas H. Hackett,
Lewis Ginter, John H. Montague,
John T. Su blett, Geo J. Sumner,
Jas l.. Apperson, John J. Wilson,
Peter G. Warwick, John c. Shaier,
John Thompson Brown.
JOHN H. CLAIBORNE, President.
ROBERT II. BROOKE. Cashier.
ALEX. GARRETT. Secretary. jy2-lm
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HAVING BEEN APPOINTED by the
IL County Court of Henrlco Executor of the last
will of MARTHA GRAY. deceased. (colored,J
notify those having claims against said esta e to
present them to me. duly authenticated, for settle
niant, and those indebted to said estate are re-
quested to pay up without delay.
HENRY A. TATUM,
jy l3-Iaw4w* EX'Or of Martha Gray, decd.
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Wh.Ts SAREs FOR CHILDREN

" CHEAF! CHEAP. CHEAP! so M lss' q
Shite and c0l0red MarseIlIes ard Brilliant Chpea.
unnlng OF cheap this week and next, for the Atm
II July Pic Mics. Come and see them. They must
Q sold OFF before the close of summer, at al Main
street. MaileIt's old stand,
ALSO. OPENING This MORNING-600 cheap
oest Steel Spring Hoop Skirts for children TO lie
run of cheap this and next week, for the 4Ih OF
July. Remember the number. II Main street. OPP
osite II efiey q Tin Store.
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HOSIERY. HOSfERY:.-Just landed, OF
II our own lmpartaton:
s.oOo dog. Ladies, COTTON HOSE. all Qualities;
loo :" Misses ali sizes and
qualities;
LOCO doz. Gents COTTON HALF-HOSE. all quail
ltles;
Also. 900 dog. l.. G. HDKFS., all grades.
All OF which we offer to the trade at q small ad-
vance upon cost of Importation.
GINTEk, ALVEY & ARENTS,
Ants ImpoYtara and IohhAra. Main n.
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AAn n AN LEILA w n I Z SULPHUR
vEM YSPRINGS.-This beautiful ard healthy
A..alE l WATERING PLACE, situated "a miles
Railroad. 50 miles from Richmond, will be open
LIST July. when there will always be a conveyance
to take the visitor to and from the Springs.
TERMs.-$30 per month, $40 per week, and So
per day.
On the 4th of July there will be grand military
dis plas of SIX volunteer companies An Grafton
delivered by the Rev MCILwAINE, and reading
of Declaration OF independence by Col. CRUMP.-
At O'Clock the afterno n, there will be grand
fitting M atch. between the Cumberland and Anne
la Troops; and at O. clock IN the evening, there
Love and Beauty will be crowned We are max
ing arrangements to accommodate on that occa-
sion several thousand persons.
lie l4-2m* THOS G.. WILSON n SONS
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S;3O OtU,c:,ATr t0sT tYk Ash Iyy

RENT -Carpets, silks, Lawns. Bereges, POplI-
nets, Ginghams, Ribbons, Merlnnes, Cashmeres,
and every other a. tIce st and under TO close
business as speedily as possible. Cash buy ers
respectfully in tied to attend. -
Z. A. GWATKlN,
Of d and Inn ctr rIA To
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DiNEAPPLES.- 00G Pine4pples, per steam
L er this day, suitable for Preserving. Parties
desiring to eserve, have no W good opportuni-
~ to do SO at low prices. For sale al
A. ANT0Nl'S, st Nicholas Saloon.
Next door to EXCHANGE Bank.
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NJOTICE.-The subscriber having qualified as
~ Admlnisti ator of the estate Of the late new
JNo. POINTS. requests all persons indebted to
come forward and pay and persons having claims
against the said estate to present them, properly
certified to. A. Y. STOKES, Admir-.
ly e
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r,om ne New Yora Dispatch, oct- l, 1889.

SOMETHING; ZOE IHE LADIES A new invention mas
recently appeIr-s viii Ia. although useful to every
BODY l. specially eIaine b. ihe LSfdies, as beng e1
aetIv 81 ted 10 tgeir wants and requirements lArS
are deIfshted wIh Spaidirg's Prepared Clue IL
brings u 10 zsazreea bic assertions Il SICK! giue
pots ana stf Bg OorS, bot nisseiy clear ITanspa
rent Iqui L. 4 pretty little bottle With sulah ao-
frutaIyIug brush t To sJanG u tn daauest tCiiet
table In all ths. Ind with cologne and China TRIES
And so useful Il proves too, IT any accident happens
To The ten thousand little kuickkuacEs that a iles DC
HIGHT fu No sending TO the manufacturer l'r re
u.irs at an exrensC scarcely lrSs than ~euld at'e
the purchase Of 4 rew article lew Oi the ny s'I
drops skIIfulIy applied by far nnsers' A. Hs' an
right For furniture. wOrs-b' Xess lOi Oo'NSi ti
ererythiug, It IS Ieriert Little family Physio All
TIE amount Of money one o. these 0'ties e'ih
saxe n a mouth would almost Incredible auo
lad e. rely on then Prepared Glue as sort ID . 1i
s5cian that c.n effect even thing Ana they Know
100 When any articie OF domestic fJTm meets INC
enthusiastic zanesiJn al their bands 'iIa' spaldlns
PreUareI Glue has received you may be pretty sure
l. somcILug Tth having OI your co-et shell
iIue5O-2W
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ng-Some of the Aboriginal Physicians
patients are teztifying to the Efficacy OF hi>
pills aud Blood Purifier" One of them
SAWS in uis certificate:
Il have taken about a quart OF blue-mas>
and all other mtdIcIucs L could get hold OF
-uOne seemed to give me relief"
We never did have much confidence in the
Homeopathic syztem of medicine: we have
mt got any now
Another testif"s that member OF his
family was treated for drUp<y "by five OF
the most eminent ply sicians OF The country"
but nothing seemed TO give relief.
No wonder these patients did nj "tnd re-
lief" They were evidently afraid OF hurting
themselves. the one with too much medicine,
the other with too much doctor. They
ought to have gone the entire swine If the
one had bought out wholesale drug
store and swallow ed the entire stock IN tradei
and if the other had employed every mem
Der of The faculty in the country, they would
hardly have been called upon TO testify to
the virtues of the Aboriginal PLY sician' s
pills and Blood Purifier
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-10

New ORLEANS, July Cotton has de.
clining tendency, sales to-day 100 bales.
prices irregular. Middling 10al04. sales o.
the week l, $50 bales. Receipts OF the week
$50 bales against l 800 bales during the same.
time last year. Exports of the week 1880
bales. Total Exports Of the season l77.-
900 bales. Total receipts at this port ahead
of last year All 500 bales. At all Southern
ports 79l 900 bales. Stock at New Orleans
1919. Coffee firm 13aa1s sales of the
week ), $50 bags. Imports of the week 1000.
Stock on hand 10000 bags against 80 500
bags last year. Tobacco brm, sales of the
week 1000 bids. Stei ling Exchange 9aaIO.
On bills of lading 9a94. New York Sigh.
GIG premium. Freight on Cotton to Liver.
pool /.
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GEN. Bricks CARD.-We publish this
morning card from Gen. BRICKS, in which
he denies that be was killed in duel on the
other side of the river short time ago, as
stated by US at the time the transaction oc-
CURED.
We must confess that the cool assurance
of this card surprises us not little. We
are not given TO making statements through
these columns that cannot be substautiated in
every particular. Gen. BRICKS may impose
upon others. but to impose upon Us is utter
IL impossible. We have stated that he was
killed in a duel on the other side of the river
distance, three hundred yards; weapons,
small brass-barreled pistols; Gen. BRICKS de-
mics the fact. We rciterate the statement
let an impartial community, upon whose
mind belief in that statement has become
engrafted, and thereby become the settl
policy of the country, decide whose word is
entitled to most weight. If that community
pronounce against US, We shall take pleasure
in recognizing Gen. BRlCks as living man;
if in our favor, we shall regard him as
mere ghost who has sean fit to revisst the
glimpses of the moon, and shall treat him ac-
cordinply: We await the verdict.
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JOHNS s. CROSLEY,S
Improved Gu;ta Ptrcha Cement Roofing

1 THE CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABLE ROOFING USE. IT
L l. FIRE AND WATER PROOF IL be applied IT, NEW
and OLD ooFS OF AL HI and TO old suinge rvofs
WITHOUT relRoUing the shingles.
ThE COST Is ONLY ABOUT ONE THIRD THAT OF
TIN, AND Is TWICE AS DURABLE.
GUrTA PERCHA CEMENT for preserving and repairing
TN AMI METAL RonFs OF every description. -
From Its great elasticity, is not Injured by the
ir ctloa aud auson OF eais, aud tcu not crack
an cold run in lCedther- There materials
have been thoroughly tested ii New York and ali
parts of the Southern AID Western States, and We
can give abundant proof of all We claim Il their
favor.
Ih,y are readily applied by ordinary aborers, at
a tritiiug expense.
s'NO HEAT Is REQUIRED"
These materials are put up ready for use, and for
shipping all part of country with iul printed
directions Tor application.
Full descriptive circulars will be forwarded on ap-
plIcaton BY mail or in person, principal OIL.
tes 51v BROADWAY, Opposite st. Nicholas Hotel }
NY, S49 Flu LION ST., Opposite City Hall) BROOK
LYN. JOHNS a CRi,SI FY
June2-6m
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THE FINEST AND BEST PIANos.-Mr. J. A.
MCCLURE. deaIr in music and musical IN
struments. No. So Union Street, has just re
ceived one of the finest Grand Pianofortes
ever brought to this city, to which be invites
the attention OF those who desire to purchase
piano of the finest aud best quality. 1t
is beautiful instrument, and has mag
ni6cent tone 1t is from the celebrated mali
factory of VIM. KNABE & Co., of Baltimore,
and is offered at the Eastern price Mr.. Nc
CLURE has also in store several Square Pr
amos of STEINwAY & SONS make, which
for richness and volume of tone, are only
equaIlrd by the Grand Piano. These instru-
| ments aye rapidly coming into favor, and are
preferred to all others wherever their supe-
rioriry has become known.
There is no reason why our citizens should
90 to New York to purchase pianos. Mr.
MCCLURE has an excellent assortment, all
from the best and most reliable manufacto-
rjes. and he sells at the New York prices. 1t
is better to purchase of him, for by so doing
the purchaser has the advantage OF trying
the instrument before buying,
The Cylinder Piano is a new Instrument
which Mr.. MCCLURE has introduced here. 1t
is something attractive. Call aud See it.
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ATTENTION. BELL GRAYs We are rCqucs-
ted 10y Mr.. NJ o. BROOKS. Secretary OF the
Bell Grays. to say that there will be meet
ing OF the company this evening at the count
ing room of the PATRIOT Office. The MEM
bcrs are all requested to attend and sign the
Constitution. The na'n"e ~ 'hr'~ WHO al e
absent will he stri,l en- from the roll.
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NOTICE.

Ihave sold out my entire interest IL the nrm Oh
NICHOLSON * HUMPHREY, DAVID HUnPH.EY, VINO
will continue the business as heretofore Will
azsist him in winding up the business OF the OH
firm and solicit for HIM a continuance OF the I2tron
age bestowed on the Old firm.
July ,, 1850 j. T. NlChoisoN'
In order TO reduce my Stock as much as posSloie
before receiving new Goods, for short time vii
offer my entire stock at cost, for cash
rS1 DAVID HUMPHREY
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To the Editors of The DAILY Patriot:

To The Editors of tis DAILY Patriot:
GENTLEMEN I'm your issue of about
week, week and a half or two weeks ago
you announced, with what in some countrie,
would be looked upon as flourish of trum-
pets, that a hostile meeting had taken place
on the other side of the river, between two
prominent citizens of Nashville 1.-THE under
signed being named as one OF them). tina;
they fought, at the distance of three hundred
yards, with small brass-tarreled pistols, and
that at she first fire both were killed. You
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The HIayOralty.
To the Editors of The Daily Patriot:

To the Editors of The Daily Patriot:
We greatly admire the able and impartial
discharged the duties of the office, and We
are fully satisfied that the voters of Nashville
cannot do better than re-elect him to the po-
sition. His administration is universally
commended. and we trust he will again be-
come a candidate. If be will do SO, he will
receive the hearty support OF
MANY VOTERS.
NASHVILLE, July 9Th. ar.FTeLF
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NEssRs. CIAKk, 6kEGoEY Co, Nashyiile-'ent7 :;
The AmbrCsaI OIL has been worth ten times us Isl
10 me- ALREADY il has proved a speedy cure IN eve
" case that have apI lied for IOOthac ne hheuiiA
tism ChoIc and Cramps For these cases II las pee
sovereign remedy, of gulck and speedy cure III
my hands : u ALI
CEEKRr VALLEY, Wilson county, Tenn, Feb, 1860
JuIy4-IE
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~ Go to the Messrs. HARDY BRoTHERs'
immense sale OF curious, rare and magnid-
cent Ocean Shells. The sespecimens OF natural
wonders are superior to any collection we
have ever looked upon, and are tempting be-
yond resistance. Their sale commences this
morning at 10 O'Clock. -.....
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
A. III. IL SCOE s. CO..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS

S ". Corner of Broad and Market streets
zsz Nashville, Tenn.
SXTE are prepared to cxecu orders for Drugs
w and N edicines and all articles per ,aIn
ing to the Drug business, WITH despatch nd the
lowest market price.
The sumo att ntion will be given as heretofore to
have every article good quality represented
ana IN no instance Iii thing be put up that is of
Il doubtful or sophisticated character.
1t is our intention to MAINTAIN the reputation we
have est blisheu la selling but Pure Drugs
Medicin IA We, therefore nvte you to examine
our soc@ before buying elsewhere, believing we can
Show gu IN ucements seldom offered in thu or any
other Southern city In addition to Drugs We have
constantly on hand large stock of Perlumery
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