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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-04

FTVIE Annual Meeting the Ten Brock Course viii com
ence the second Tuesday in January, es and continue
PROGRAMME:
FIRST DAY-Taesiay-Cot Stakes FOR three year olds mile
heatsone hundred and fifty (sl50) dollars eunchiy $50
dollars forfeit which the Club win add hundred lslo,
II the race is run. Il p To close lst May 1850.
SANE DAVJoekey Club Purse 92O1 two hundred doars
mile heats.
SECOND DIY-WednesdayColts Stake fer year ods, nile
hea-tWo hundred 8s O0 dollars enslancefty $50 dollars
forfeit. III T7ro close lst May, 1860.
SANE DAYJoekey Club Pur5e three hundred 5000 dollars
two mile heats.
THRD Thursday-Jockey Club Purse ehundredCS5oo
dollars-3 mile heats
SANE DAY-JOckey Glib Purse three hundred $500 dollars
mile heats-3 in 5.
FoUETH DAYFrdayColt Stake, for year old 2ile heats
three hundred (s00 dollars enanceone hund 8u0l aot
lars forfeit 70 EIdch he Club viii add three hundred (30 dol
lars, il the race is run III ITO close lst Nay, l'ee-
SAAiE DAT--Handcap race mile neata purse iouf Au91
tS4n0) dollars. Second horse to ave his entrance -
FIETH DAY-SaturiayPost Stake, mile heas-fee Tor AZ
which the Club win add twelve hundred Isl 200 dollars t4o
start. The second horse to save his entrance f's OF
10 All the stake DTTo close the ls Nay iso'-
8 YATES LEVY, see'y and Treasr-
Savannah, February 6th, 1850.
Savannah stake, for January lsbS'
1T ropoe run over tae Brock Course, on the hs
day OF the regular meeting in ganusFys -,
With colts and allies dropped 1855 mile heats SOU sub
scnton e2C0 forfeit. s50declaa0n II made on te at Gay
Of Nav 1861; with $500 piece Of plate added oy ne an
~ l Two ~ more START The second horse 70 his
sta-6fteep or more subscribers 70 MI me akeo name ana
cIo an ne r dav OF May, 1884, Subscription and declarton
n - made to the Secretary Of the Savannah Jockey Clabi ald
the stake TO be BY The rules OF tneVia
security for the forfeit required when he subscription made
g. YATES LEVY Secretary.
sbI5-dtmayIO savannah Ca
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NEW ARRANGEmEST.

NEW ARRANGEMENT.
The southern Express Company.
T5NHE undersigned respectfully give notice that they have en-
tered INTO co partnership, under the name and o
The SOulhern Express COmpanV. for the trans
action Of General Express and Commission Business and have
and Alabama and Central Southern Raro Cor1pBeS 10 mn
Messengers daily these Rosds and are now o
fervard to all Stations the above named IN
arge OF special Messengers low rates Their
r. rovidei Nth Safes for the TRANSMISSION ~ %
ewelry and other valuabes Bills, notes drafts collected
ard prompt returns made.
once at RAINS & BROWNS Drug Store, No. ls Public
sousre. JAMES CLOVER
A. X. HOLT.
Late OF Adams Exnress C1rDuar-y
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IN Dozen ladies' white Cotton; 500 dozen mixed
HUI Cotton; u0O dozen brown Cotton half 800 dozen
- Cttnn half; 200 dozen Childens fancy 100 dozen Rows
EaE 96O dozen Misses white Hose, Just received and
for ssle bv JAMES Low AZ CO.,
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a NEW BOOK FOR LAW FORMS


Containing all the common laws the powers duties
Magistrates Consabes and Coroners all criminal sad vi
forms necessary for the n officers business men, with
abridged Law Dictionary.
For sale by JOHN YORK & CO.,
jsn3i No 35, Union Street
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Mnnny's combined Beaper and

Wanmy's combined BeaPer and
Mower.
ITTITH WOODS IMPROVEMENTS
w celebrated Machine eoeived the rs premium OF Grand
5OLD MKBAL, the becobned Reaping and Moving Machine
great United States Agricultural Fair held at Louisville
KY September 1857 The trial o Syracuse, New
York in July where all the pa Machines the United
States thoroughly tested The committee made their awards
through Marshal P Wilder President United States AeuurA
Society, at Louisville, X.
received the ward as the best Reaper and as the best
Mower before separate committees appointed By the Pres
dent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society, at Nashville
july 1857 Of the machines in in Tenn
Numerous other premiums and awards given this Msnna
during the last season, every Machnein America.
The above machines for sale by the undersigned.
B. y. OHEATHAM,
General Agent for the State.
FISHER, WHEELEs & CO.,
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X. =. COTE,
ATTORNEY IND COUNSELLOR IT Law
OFFICE
over the bookstore OF VT. Berry a Co,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
DISSOLUTION.
HOUSE PAINTING,
DIEINTS.
HLEACHEnGOOnS.

no Cases dark, light, purple, ruby, solid black ana
HCQl Hhe prints the celebrated brands assorted
~ hand and for yaIebv JAMES Low & CO.,
febI5 Louisville, Ky
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SEED POTATORs

~nn BUSHELS Canada Black Seed Oats and 500 bushel
DNENl Michigan White Seed Oats,
10 arrive on steamer Lebanon to-day, and Ter sale by
MTZELL. HOOPER 4 co.
rs-1s Nog and Market street
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MR THoNAg TAYLoB-Dear Sir have been using the Yes
per Gas Lamp BY you, September last and per-
fectly satisfied Of the economical If not,
osecenomcal, az we'll brilliant lights that had. It
easily msnsge and J. unhestsngly, recommend to all
out of the reach Of gas. ALKXANDER FALL
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From seabury & Co., Gas Filters Nashville
The Tesper Gas makes brilliant and beautiful light, that
cheap portable and perfectly safe The construction Of the
Yesper Burner and reort is perfectly simple, that it
not get out Of order, can it explode.
Tie MANAGEMENT Of the burner is easily understood, and
quires little attention to keep clean and in good order
than ordinary gas The light produced BY the Yeper
consider fully equa in every speo to other kind
Of Gas light JoHS M sEABrRY,
T. J. sEkBuRY,
u & pra
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m pursuance Of decree OF the County Court Of Davidson
county, rendered at the February term 1860, in the case Of
L. Williams ct ais, Jesse Speer ct ALL viii oEer for safe a.
the house Nashville Saturday the l7 day q March
next the tract Of land belonging 20 the estate OF Wilson
deceased and upon which said Williams lived mp 70 the %
his death, situated about eight miles from Nashville ana Wnn
about mile Of the Gaatin PIKE and the Lousve ana ~
vile Railroad containing about 100 acres and upon Nch @
are some comfortable buildings
TERMs-S20O will be required in cash. and ior tna taanee
credit Of l. and years viii be gven with interest from date
Notes with security required, and lien retained On NE iand
until paid + n. VtiAAAiia'A' SisfA'
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NAsHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA n. h.
E
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26th, 1850,
Double Daily Passenger TranI East and Wes viii run as
novgc rner

GOING EAsT.
Leave Nashville at a.40 A II aud3PM
Arrive at Chattanooga P u AID "A NJ.
COMING WEST
DsaYe ChataRooga At g A N and NJ
Arrive st Nashville at 6.l0 P n and A NJ
Ii rail- connection and shortest to Boston New York
"a Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City, Riohmon
Petersburg, Lynchbug Knoxville Savannah, Charlsston
Montgomery MemT his New Orleans, sc.
Both Trains connect Stevenson Trains on Memphis
Charleston Railroad, an1 Chattanooga with Trains on
East Tennessee and Georgia aud Western Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets may had any application ta
Ticket Agent, AZ Office 81 Depot, to the following places
at the following prices, viz:
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OUR REAOY-MADE
CLOTHING
DEPARTMET.

The constant and increasing demand for this char
acter Of goods has caused us to give this depart
ment of our business more than our usual care. In
this Stock may be found large line of best goods,
bought with reference to Merchant Tailor's sales.
Elegant Double and Single Breast Cloth Coats made
from Bioly & Laroxs best cloth.
Black French Orb. D. E. C. Frocks and Registers;
Trico Sacks, new cut;
Skeletons, new cut;
Fancy Sill, Mixtures, Frocks and Registers;
Cashmere and Nankinett Suits;
Barnsly Duck Goats, Bell Check;
Grass Cloth. Blay and Brown Linen;
Black Alpacas, Dem Mohair, in greatest variety of
Cuts, with
~R1o
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9asBbiIle Gnipn anO 8meritau.


TEN LINES Or LESS CONSTITUTE a SQUARE.
u TIE pAILY
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- - BARRELS strictly choiee Neshannoch Postoespur-
chased expressly for seed TO arrive steamer Lebanon
~ SSv Tor ale by MIZELL, HOOPER & co.
Fehls Nos and MaEket street.
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n NsTORE End for sale, small shipment of celebrate
u RIZELL, HOOPER 4 co.
Febte Nos and Market street.
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DRESS GOODS.


~ Gases pure Mohair Luse' Union Travelling Nix
n urs. leases Debeges; case Chene Drussellas cases all
No. neIee cases English and cases Broci ded Ponree
mixtures assorted Just received and for sale b.
fsbl5 JAS. Low & co Louisville. XIV
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90 Dozen white and c9ored Corsets; 100 dozen white
NNNg coored BediCJs; 200 doz Hoopskrs from $50
o1 10 Skirt Supporters and for sale by
rsiIs JAS LOW & CO Louisville, KY.
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W. +. BERRY & COMPANY,
II PUBLIC SQUARE
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CORSETN ann SHTRTS.

On Cases Bleschei Cotton, assorted; 100 PloE
NItb Case Cotton; 10 Sheengs, different widths
Ia assorted. Just received ard for sale by
fehl5 JAS. LOW & CO, Lousyille, Ky.
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o u II T L A G
Hoist hostl our flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold Goat high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath tie western sky
Ii war, let every stripe gOforth,
Borne by the pEtricts hand,
Proclaim Its beauty and its worth,
Ger and hill and strand.
IN peace guard we'll the sacred boon,
BeGueathel by patriots blood,
For oh twas in fEeedom's cause,
Amid the battles fOcd.
Hoist, hoist, flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Uufurl its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
Host, hoist, our flag in Arts great reign
Let every star float higher,
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tallest Spire:
Let reunesseans every where
Let every State around,
Know where type OF nature Z made
Where every type is found.
Above our own AT1 Gdl2eTI,
Our country s standard wave,
And underneathits folds preside,
The beautiful-the brave
The child-tneps psTsnt-patriot-sirt
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetestportrsiturs
With every charm but life
Then raise our bsunerto the sky
Let every star bcRFnewS,
That types at the ATt GALLERY,
Are made By @. @. HUGHES,
fshI5-dAwf. Corner Of College and Unicn Gst
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NOW OR NEVER.

r An NOW in the civ and an engaged IN selling county rights
for the State Of for the manufacture and sale Of
nv Patent Improved Bee Hives the virtue and superiority
~ which have eu testified BY hundreds Of the worthy and
eminent citizens country The construction Of Hive
S ie sd promise Il the only Hive in the world known
bic o against the bee mote Persons deErous Of pur-
bsng her family county rights for the best Bee HVsn
- od can fnd for few days the Auction Rooms Of
Messls Hardy Brothers, where viii be happy them.
july20-H JOSEPH KENT.
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SH PEACHES.

- Gases Trisb cases Blay, Spanish LINENS and
n ss besvv Linen Drills assorted just received for
saIa t,v JAMES Low & CO..
febi5 Louisville, Ky.
Lexington advertiser., 1860-05-04
To all Whom II NAV conoern-Tbe {

To. all Whom 1t May Concern-The
undersigned, hereby give notice that from this
datethey will positively decline publishing the
announcements of candidates for office, or print
ing the names of parties upon election tickets
unless the same is paid for in adUanee. They are
forced TO take this position from the fact that
they rarely get any compensation for such l,bor,
unless this rule is complied with. We hope
their motives will be appreciated, and that they
may not be called upon to depart from the mu.
tual agreement which they have been compelled
to adopt. S. NJ. THOMPSON, Pro Democrat
a. H. w. WEAVER, Pro. Advertiser
Lexington advertiser., 1860-05-04
Chancery Notice.

Chancery Notice.
Reuben Warren ct al The State Of
153 VS. + Mississippi
Thomas W. CuIledgo ct al Chancery
Court of
Holmes county
At Rules before the Clerk of said Court,
at his Office in Lexington, the third Mon.
day in April, it being the 10th day there,
Of, A. D, 1860.
TTPON opening complainant's bill in this
- cause, and it appearing to the salts
faction of the court that the defendants,
Thomas W. Gulledge, Margaret B. Foote
and her husband, Richard Foote, Dovcas
N. Morris and her husband, Benjamin
Morris, William Gulledge, Sarah PUNK
cit, and ber husband Abram PlunkNtt,
Nancy Sims and her husband, -
Sims whose name is not known, Rachel
Sims, Elizabeth, John and Berry Sims,
Priscilla Z. Christian and her husband,
. Christian whose name is not known,
Sarah Pickering and her husband. -
Pickering whose name is not known, Nor.
gan B. Brown and her husband, Wi liam
r. Brown are non residents Of this State,
so that the ordinary process Of this court
cannot be executed upon them-it is there
fore ordered by the court that said de-
PENDANTS en'S their appearance herein by
the first Mobduy Of July next, at rules to
be held in Tho Office of the clerk of the
Chancery Court of said county before said
clerk, and Head, answer or dcmur to com.
plainants bill, or that such bill be takan
as confessed by them. 1t is further Or.
dered that within twenty days a notice
of this orde, be published in the LexiDg.
Ion Advertiser, public newspaper OF this
State, for four weeks successively at least
once in each week, or that complainants
cause a copy of this order to be personally
served on the said defendants.
D.J. RED, Clerk.
J. P. Povall, sol. for compPts.
April Goth, lSG0-4t
Lexington advertiser., 1860-05-04

BRIDGEs-On several occasions, we have
called the attention of our authorities, to the
sad state in which the bridges south Of this
2lace, over Black creek, and several sloughs
are. While our town is progressing in neat
ness, the high roads, particularly the bridges
to it are in such condition that it is really
dangerous to pass over them We would be
heartily glad to see those bridges rebuilt, or at
least rendered paSsible.
Lexington advertiser., 1860-05-04
FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1860.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

erik FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
ny We are authorized to announce BENZ
W. MORTON as a candidate for County
\. Treasurer. Election next October.
1ila - authorized to announce the name oi
QHGEGI IAGI0N as a alcand!date A2E
5sT WElection next October.~
j Wesars ,,oasi Eyed to announce the name OF
JOS. T. MCGEE as candidate for County
Treasurer Election next October ",
We are authorized to announce DANIEL W.
BEALL as a candidate ior County treasurer
Election October next. ,,,,rvc
We are authorized to announce BAILEY u
LOVIN as a candidate ior eouhty iie"'U'e''
Election next October.
FOR PROBATE JUDGE.
~ We are authorized to announce W, A.
BRENNAN as a candidate for Probate Judge
Election October next
~ FORsSHERlFF.
We are authorized to announce j. W Rou,
Frs as candidate for Sheriff. Election next
October. rpv
W. are authorized to announce D. J. RED
=. c,ndidata for re- election for the office OF
Circuit Clerk. Election October next
S.. - FOR PROBATE CLERK.
We are authorized to announce JAS. NJ
STIGLER as candidate for reelection ior
Probate Clerk. Election October next.
FOR ASSESSOR.
We are authorized to- announce w. Il. M
DURHAM as a candidate for Assessor Elec-
ton next October. TOM
We are authorized TO announce l.. j. foN-
WILLIE as candidate for reelection Tor AS
sessor Election October next,
FOR POLICEMAN.
n- We are authorized to announce Dr. w.
l.. KERN as Il candidate fol- reelection LOT
the Office Of Policeman OF Ichula Beat Elec-
ton October next. .-.--.e
We are authorized to announce the name OF
IOHN A. BURDEN as candidate tor re-elec-
tion as Policeman of Lexington Beat Election
October next
Lexington advertiser., 1860-05-04

BELLlGERENT.-Two OF our citizens OF the
county, on last Monday feeling decidedly pug
nacious, determined to try the strength of
muscle, la Ileenar, and Sayers. Several
"rounds" were had, the last one came off be.
fore Mayor Doyle, where each party was called
upon to fork over" V for the amusement in
dulyed in.
Lexington advertiser., 1860-05-04

The ENGINE.--Our energetic friend, Maj |.
w. Smith, has in opeIation-his new engine.
During the week his "holse' was heard, and
some of the small fry had to seek their moth
ers apron strings for protection from the "ln-
Cir" Ike is an enterprisiug gentleman and we
wish him all success, with his "whistler."
Lexington advertiser., 1860-05-04

During the week. we have had several very
chilly mornings and winter clothing was very
comfortable A continuance will considerably
retard the growth Of all vegetable matter,
which up to the time Of its commencement,
looked very hourishing, .
Lexington advertiser., 1860-05-04
THE ADVERTISER.

{ Tsrms of Subscription: IL paid IN advance
$3.50; if during 6rst. six months, s3.oe if paid
after that time, $4,0O. -.
.aaprtising; For each square Of ten lines, one
dollar for the first insertion, and Fifty cents for
each continuance AliberaiF discount made to
those advertising BY the year, -a.-,c.. .7ss-
- '.A.uouncing Candidates: For Beat offices, 3d.
isr County Offices, So; District offices, $lO--to
be paid in advance. ~. .-.-
Marriage notices and obituaries not exceed
!tlg ten lines, published as news; if over ten to
Ge charged as advertisements. -0r
Lexington advertiser., 1860-05-04

Police CoURr- Quite a number OF me ci'i'
zens of our county were in town on Monday
,ast, at the meeting of the Police Court. AS
vet the proceedings have rot been handed in
Lexington advertiser., 1860-05-04
Guardians Sale.
GOODMAN. MISS.


DURSUANT to a decree a Of the Pro,
l. bate Cour, of Holmes county, made at
the April Term A. D. 1860 thereof, the
undersigned as Guardian of Franklin s.
Holt will, on the 28th day Of May next,
between the hours prescribed by law, pro.
ceed to sell, at the court house door in the
town of Lexington, at public auction, to
the highest bidder, on credit of twelve
months from the day Of sale, two negroes
belonging to said minors, viz man
named George aud woman named Caro-,
line. The purchaser will be required 10
give note with approved security
JOHN HOLT, Guardian,
April 9th, 1906
Lexington advertiser., 1860-05-04

For SALE.-By order of the Court, we will
expose to sale, to the highest bidder, in the
town of Lexington, or elsewhere, as the bid
ders see proper ard within the hours prescribed
by the law of Editols, the following property
Ito satisfy the wants of the family of the de-
funct Editor oi this paper)
Ore pair of superfne old boots, the sad me-
mortal of human vanity. One fine Cap, be-
queathed to the unfortunate deceased by his
great grandmother, valuable on account Of its
antiquity. A mug, though slightly damaged,
yet nevertheless very useful in mixing toddies'
A fine pair Of combs presumed to have been
given by a ritying angel. Articles too num.l-
Gus to mention, and fine comb used from the
appearance of the same, for currying elephants,
will also be exposed for sale on that day. Come
all ye who wish to make yourselves rich, and
buy OF me, who cares. The Editor is gone glim-
mering as the things that were, and now alas
perhaps is--on bust. DEVIL.
Lexington advertiser., 1860-05-04

I Cask superior old French Brandy and
l. cask superior old Holland Gin, for Medi-
cal purposes, just received and for sale by
YOUNG Il BRIDGES,
Lexin gton, April 10th 80 Druggists.
Lexington advertiser., 1860-05-04
FANCY AND

GUIG1SJ y GAAG i INy4J&JO3 @GVo
Consisting IN part of the following Qui-
nine, Morphine, Opium and Dover's Powders
Ipecac, Rhubarb, Aloes and Blue Masssi Sene-
ga Sarsaparilla, Pink, Virginia Snake and Va
lerian Roots; Race and Ground Ginger, Jamaica
Ginger, Cream Tartar Soda, Saleratus and black
Pepper Mace, Cloves, Nutmegs and Yeast Pow
der; Coxe's Sparkling. .Geatine, the best South
ern Mustard, seidletz Powders and Settlers
Aperient Fluid Citrate Magnesia, Indigo Starch
Gum Arabic &c. &c.
Lexington advertiser., 1860-05-04

WoMAN's RlcHTs LEcruRE,-This truly in
teresting theme, was very ably discussed, a
few. evenings since in our village by two fine
specimens OF the advocates of such an order.
From the due decorum, and strictly proper cour-
tesy, extended to them.by our chivalrous cti-
zens, TsSgesume they are fully satisfied that
- HnTernment has BEEN placed in
the wrong hands, and that these advocates fully
proved to some Of the most attentive, that they
could be pugiists as we'll as statesmen. we
are all fully satisfied. They are gone for other
parts. Probably they will corvince the old
gray-beards elsewhere, as well as here of the
error of their way, and next March Mrs. or
Miss - will walk into the white house So
mote it be.
Lexington advertiser., 1860-05-04
CHI E WI nc AIS!

Protoiodine ard black Oxide of Mercury,
Peroxide Iron (antidote for Arsenic) Pure
Iodine Lunar Caustic, Cryst Nit Silver.
Iodides Potash, Iron and Sulphur; Piperine
Saicine, &c. &C. &c.
Lexington advertiser., 1860-05-04

Hostetter's, Hoohand and Boerhave's Cele.
rated Bitters, Schiedam Schnapps; Santord's
Liver Invigorator, McLean's Cordial or Blood
Purifier, Woodman's and Jaynes Expectorants,
Jayne's Alternative. Ayre's Cherry Pectoral
Bulls, Ayre's, Sands, Townsend's and Hu,ley's
sarsaparilla; Mustang, Arabian and Volcanic
Oil Liniments Graefenberg's Medicines, and
all the popular Patent Medicines of the day.
Fine Medical Brandes, Wines, Old Holland
Gin and Alcohol, strictly for Medical and cui-
nary purposes.
Lexington advertiser., 1860-05-04
ESSENTIAL OILS!
E x XTK A G Il 5

Oil of Cloves Cinnamon, Peppermint, Cedar
Organum, Sassafras, Bergamot, Roses, &c. &c.
ACTS!
Lexington advertiser., 1860-05-04
PATENT MEDICINES!

A full supply of the best, bothFluid and c,
centrated. Tinctures, Syrups and Medical
Solutions.
Lexington advertiser., 1860-05-04

II. N. BRIDGES.
Lexington advertiser., 1860-05-04
PAINTS, OILS, &c!

White Lead, Venitiau Red, Spanish Brown,
Red Lead and Litharge Linseed, Lard, Whale
Tanners and Caster Oil; Turpentine, Putty and
Window Glass, American and French, ranging
Nursing Bottles and improved Breast Pumps &c
Lexington advertiser., 1860-05-04

W. d. YOUNG,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-01

Much Ia, been said Of the Eastern E'eu-
I,riu.' labor. ior the sick; not one ball
IA. been said Of the indomitable pers''er-
anes Of this singular man. lnbued with
the conviction that ScrOfula il the parent
CT disease. he has been years engaged in
searching the boundaries Of the earth. for
il, ap,ilo,s. With vast labor has he can
vas.cd the products OF SEA AMI land through
beth continent. until he has discovered that
combination Of rsmsiials which sHPurse'
this human 70, and corruption from the
system. This new invention we now oder
in our columns under The name Of Ayers
Sarsaparillh, although its virtues are from
substance. far more active aud eGcctual than
Sar.aparnh. Mercantile Journal.