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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-06-21
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsBrSsroN, June II

WASHINGTON, June 10.
The report to the Senate this forenoon,by
Mr.. Mason, chairman of the Hsrper's Ferry
committee, comprises i60 foolscsp pages,
exclusive Of volumnous testimony. A full
history is given Of the Brown movement and
reference 10 made to the utter insecurity Of
the peace and safety Of some Of the States,
owing to the excited condition Of the public
mind.
The rifled carSines manufactured 10 Con-
necticut, 1t would appear 10 be ordinafly
used in strife ii Kansas, and sent there for
that purpose, were voluntarily placed by the
Masssc chusetts Kansas committee, through
it's chairman, in the hshds oe Brown, with
vague and unplsnned instructions as to their
use. But the truth Of It woIld appear, be
finally concocted the plan Of exciting civil
war in some Of The slaveholding Ststes.--
This expeafion,so s,focious III it's character,
would have been arrested, had even ordinary
care been taken by part Of the Massachu.
setts committee to ascertain whether Brown
Was truthful in his professions. The CON-
mit,es are not prepared to suggest any legis-
idtion which In their opinion would be sde-
quate to prevent like occurrences in future,
IL the several States, whether from motives |,
Of policy or a desire to procure the peace of
Union, If not from fraternal feelings, do not
hold 1t incumb ent on them, after the expert.
ence of the country, in future, by aPproPri.
ote legislation igainst similar occurrences.
! The committee can find no guarantee
elsewhere for the security Of peace bstween
States Of the Union. So far however, ss
the safety of the policy property is involved
the committee would earnestly recommend
that provision should be made by the Exe-
8 cutive, or if necessary by the law, TO keep
under adequate military guard the public
armories and arsenals Of United States in
4 some way after the manner practced at the
lnsvy yards and forts, the report is signed
BY Messrs. Mason, Davis and Fitch. Sena.
/. tors Colamer and Doolittle the minority, ia
b course Of that brief report, there is no evil
dence that any other citissis than those
n with Brown we're accessories to this out
break, nor any proof that any others had
any know ledge of the conSpifscy or ito pur.
poses in the year 1859. sfa
: Nor does any evidence show that there
was conspiracy to rescue Brown or bis a.
u sociates from prison In virginia. Time and
reflection have happily dissipated much ,o
&c the alarm and suspicionj and have shown
= that this raid was but an ofshoot Of the ex.
y citing outrage and lawlessness in Kansas
- and they say there 10 no fact that calls 70
10 congressional egslstion.i ~ -tcy
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-06-21

The Convention re-assembled at two o.
clock, P. NJ, when
Judge WelRer, from the committee on
Permanent Organiza ton aud Order OF Bus
mess. reported US follows: .s,t.
For President: General E. R. Eckley, of
Carroll county. and Wee President from
each Congressional District. -,
Secretaries; B. R. Cowen, Of Belmont
county; J. C. Devin, Of Knox; Charles H.
Grosvenor, OF Athens; A, H. Miller, Ross;
Chas. CsTkins, of Darke; J. F. Price, of
Wood; J. w. Caldwell, Of Hamilton, and
ID. W. Rhodes, Of Delaware: is
RULES AND ORDER OF BusirEss.
LIST In the nomin ,tions to be made it
shall require a majority Of al the votes Gust
to nominate.
I'D. The ordinary parliamentary rules be
adopted for the government Of this Conven.
ton. Huf
Sd. The committee on resolutions not to
report until after the nominations are made.
4lh. The nomi nations to be made In the
following order:
Judge Of Supreme Court; a
2. Member of the Board Of Pub. Works;
8. Attorney General; n
Two Presidential Electors for the
State at large;
8. Phe appointment of a State Central
Committee as follows: pAa
1. A Central Executive Committee con-
sisting OF seven n,embersY
q. Two members for the State at large;
8. One member FROM each Congressional
District. 81"
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
GEO NJ. PARSONS, SAN. GALLOWAY,
w. T. BAscoM, THEo. CoMsrocK,
r p. L. BABER, DR.. J. II. CoULrER
a JoHR MIELEK. ui au
| FOR STATE AT LARGE.
JOSHUA R. GIpDIsss, r. M. CoxwINE
FOR EACH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Let. District Chss e Cist, Hamiltoni
I'd do Peter Zinn, Hamilton;
Sd do John L Martin, Buffers
4th do John Walkup, Auglsize;
! 9th do Richard Mott, Lucas;
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-06-21
HORSE sroIEn.--on Thursday night Of

Horse SroLKs.--On Thursday night OF
last ees horse was stolen from Thomas
Booth, near Beallsville, In this county. The
thief found the horse in pasture 6eld, and
went to the stable where he got bride,
took the horse, and has not been heard OF
since. The horse was a brigh, bay, four
years old, with long star in his forehead,
and with one white foot Spirit Of Democ-
racy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-06-21
WrEvEL-If the reports ,b,t reach us be

WEEvEL.-If the reports that reach US be
true, the wee,il has made its appearance in
the wheat and promises TO be very destruct-
i've. We trust that the report are without
foundation. II would be well, however, for
all farmers to GEEK security for the future in
regard to this pest and we don't know any
wiser plan to attain this than to vote for
Lincoln. We are sure he opposed to the
weevil.--Morgan Herald.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-06-21
HoLLowAys PrLLs AND OrsrmEsr :

HoLLowAYs Pitts AND OIsTmEsr START
LIxs BUT TRUE The gradual vast ng OF
he body is mystery which has puzseled
the faculty 10 sove, consequently, no par
,lculsr mode Of treatment 10 prescribed aud
the patient becomes the victim Of expert
ment. Remedy after remedy will be tried
on him until he expires through sheer ig.
norsnes Of the cause ofts disease. This
sffs,s practice Of medual speculation 10 In
glaring contrast with the reviiaiizing pow.
srsof Holloways Pills, which seize on the
direct csuse--ths blood--and purify t--and
By stimulating the various functions-they
Sseuperais the debilitsted constitution ,,ant
give life TO each tissue, strength to the
muscls and the bloom Of health to pnllit
cheek. For cleansing the skin Of oil blotch
es, end pimples and dry scurvy. the Oint
ment 10 sure and speed, in effect
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-06-21

0TThe U 3. Agricultural Society have
nearly perfected the arrangements for hold
ing it's 9Th Annual Exhibition ut Cincinnati
In Septsmber. The premium list will be
larger than at at any simular exhibition in
che world >
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-06-21

0tTMr. Hobrook, who made a Lincoli,
speech at Peru, Illinois, few days ago
corrected the editors who are persistently
calling the Republican candidate Abram,
by quoting Scripture thus: ra -lr
"Neither shall thy name any more be call.
ed Abram, but thy name shall be Abraham
for father of many nations have made
thee ."--Genesis II, B.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-06-21
Death of General Jesup.

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aye Of seventy yeats. We eppend oriei
notice of his life and pubic serves from the
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-06-21
CoNGRESs1ONAL

The Republican Central Committees OF the sew
eral counties composing the l7lh Congresslona
District, have agreed to call convention to meet
in GAINESVILLE, on THU RSDAY, JULY 5,
1860, to nominate candidate for Congress.
Belmont county will be entitled to sixteen del
ega es- one from each township.
We recommend the representatives, Of the differ
enl Townships in the County Convention at Bel
mont on the 30th of June, to take that occasion
/ o select delegates to the GAINESVILLE convention
By order ol the Central Committee.
D. u. T. COWEN, Chairman.
N q
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-06-21

On motion OF A. G, Riddle, Of Cuyahoga,
the Convention adjourned until o'clock,
P. M.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-06-21

9th do w r Smith. Highlsndi
7th do H w Smith, Madisonj
9Th do A Thompson, Delaware
9th do II c Csrhsrt, Crawford;
10th do George A Waller, Sciotoj
iith do J w McBeth, Vinton,
18th do J c Thompson, Pickawsy;
i3,h do Rush X Sloane. Erie;
i4th do Martin Welker, Wayne;
18th do wv Dwyer, Coshocton;
18th do Daniel Applsgste, Muskirgumi
l7th do &c Douglass, Gurnssy;
18th do Charles r Price, Summit;
18th do Charles c Grsnnis, Cuyahogs
goth do c Il Hunt, Trumbull;
2Ist do Robert Sherrod, Jefferson.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04
Valuable Town Lots
AND
CO u Mt nv Ian -
For sale.

= Az oserins Tor sah On reasonable teras. the
follow ing pr perry: 81 han some Bujln.ag z iOIs
u Lss 1ti I'd SIu Wards al NASHVILLE.
Nine II. Lots Of vHrsoas dimensions fr,,u,
large small rnIoftat.e res al uyY prIc,s
II The city.
Uur ucubIe three sIOy Business House un Bread
street. UecuI "a al preSe BY Haruc.ste & Co.
uae Tract Of abOat 2zh acres, t,nee oat ol
tho NasIyIlI. Cnstt. Oosa Rtluad ffsns aUus.
and WsIt-psrt the i.ucua Crutcnt tract gc-sc
sol.
tse Tract oi abopI 81 acre :, the NurfreesboIO'
TutpplA iHci:oS with tIls stones Ry,r
TurI p.Ae oEs-hAH Il,iS oni adJosut TO ". B. Lewis
aad ,Ibers-InS BrcA yam EOPeTIy.
Que 1. "a 40 ut % -, elSui miles out,
the hurtI eeeboro TurLPIE' Geod Improvements
Ecol ~ ~ timber. .
One iract ea zb.'ut % scres on tho frankiin Cot
isge ssous's ry CT iuri Ike, rnes oat-o aeres
Gle .Fe., bsl4bce good traOef AID weil watered.
UIe Tract uf about 40 acres. tacent % me ob
abe hast, IrO-ts Turnpike over .uo poles
nearly EII RoSd timber ana sol g'sOd.
ur. Efact os about $50 4 TEN miles out rsar
sul4Ih's sprinEs, r1Ibo Lid haif North OF the
n " eesbaIo' mI6tly wed tInLt Ted ab Ut
20 acros cs1rsd eTaI Other I0ts and tracts
OF Izna IA Nashville anu VICINITY.
Fur IuTIier ,IlrIicnI ceIi o. NANCE & NoODwAEp,
No. 50 berry stTeet.
Young Negroes at fair prices viii be taken in ex-
change tue abOF~.
Juae3S-lm u.a JANIS NJ hUKELL-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04
THE ST. CLOUD HOTEL,
.arged and he'd.
An Invoice of aeerSrhaum Pipes.
Canary Cages (!

- all Etyles, coiors and prices, some handsont
as ever brought TO thie market. For sale low by
feb5-ti J. W WIfSIIN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04
A.ANDS AND LngS.

w offer for sale easy terms to purchasers the
w folio ing Real Estate, viz: -
Lots Nos IL aaid Is on Pearl Street; 81 and IS on
Washington street, each Ia l. H. Lanier's Addtou to
Nashville,
Lots Nos 8, 284, 355 and 10 feet OF 1885, In Eving,s
Addition u Nashvlilr-all unimproved.
Lots Nos 5, oand 7, on High SIRE [, in the Plan Of
the "ison sP ing property On EACH Of thes lots is
neat br,ck House, all Lew aud occupied by good
tenants also, 4oH acres Of Land on the TURNPIKE
road leading to Para Use Hill, about four miles ON
the city adjoining the lands of sam Cayc. w B
1t viii make fine market garden Gail at once aud
get bargains. HOBSON & wHElESS
have on the market tue splendid residence of Wes-
ley hheess, with 81 acres Of Land, which uss BEEN
heretofore vertised and more deute described
ehPec. 10 put on the market the ensuing Fan (of
which due notice viii be giyen) about 100 LOIS IN a
new addition TO Edgefeld N. HoBseJS. :
augT-2n
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04
ARKANSAS PLANTATION
FOR SALE.

OS THURSDAY, ThE l'lH AY OF CSICbl
" xt, at 81 d.sou tue. county seat Of 81 FrLGcis
Count arks.s S, will .sI pub &c auction, u,
"a lying seven miiIs AUTth-Nes OF n dis,u, and
.ve Dses line the Hetn his aud Lit Is
koVk x :lrsz., stu tod Te ico e. ee Bottom anI
ent rely ir lr N overn The cOns ST Ga
ONE THOUSAND AND tir ~ StNEN ACRtls VI Gu
CO tis able Llhd, " IN ps Ftenznees necesS r
Z u \ faTm, IS cortinu Ily VIII watered ana
clesre IA liberal prop0rtioL.
iEhA~'-ln three eqosd p yments: The first 20 be
ma . IN " acceptance II Ne uphls on tue ist Ui
Jan aryi 1901 the er two I'M nortg ge security
the land TO oe ceesiveiJ IN uue IA two
ears the fter. -- = - e
lnI.riiaison 10 other rticuisrs may be had by
exaiIeion OF the pret ises, or b. a-drossi me al
Green hii', Wilson CouLt9 IeLuessee-
At the tins aud pace, l will sell on three
moths t.ne Iny farming s;sck uteus S. corn, iJa
der, g.. &c a. J. GOOilyOE
aug2-dswSw I'll sepl5
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04
Express to GiarksVille.

1 He southern Express Company respectfully All
counce thatthny are nov rGuuinS ABssENG GERS
through TO Ciarksville, Viz. & <. and M. c. X l.
Rail cars prepared to forward tu that place
aud intervening potnts with and disp Itch
all goods usually sent by express. They VIII also
forw ard TO all places stage route5, connecting
with he above Raj roads. Bills, RO,es, drafts,
collected AMI prompt return made.
80 Utico No. 10 PUBLIC SQuare.
febl7-1 X HOLT, Superintendent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04
Telegraph Chalybeaie Springs.
Tcs brought fOur hundred IL tea seeODs
". DUNN,

ris water brugs fOur Iert tea seeoDGs
". DUNN,
q axes pleasure Informing tbe p,IbLc ISi De 4
4 d Feady ~ waT GU ali wi.U may tzyGr hin
with u call
TnIs Sprt situated on the east sitie -! CuIrbsI
Jan rIVtr, at the eBu Of 5e sire bridge famii.s
from sat s6: PsEson, -, by Tie drink, s-Uls
Pay LIenI advance
ANALYSIS.
CarbouTte OF Iron, Co rbUults @ LI.e, SuipCzIs a.
MSsnusBs, >ulpbAte Of LINE, AErIais Vi AagEesa,
AurIate al SHtA.
Ibe specific gravity oi the fresh water "as
I.Gls-.--ei.Iii1ru water hting t2kea 9 st1ndsru
I unGErsIan that tht wafer nas alreat See4 ben
olciz TO several LnSaIFs- Ii III Be 5eeccLai 10 d
gie4Jer aegree when taken fre.b froU. tie Spring
I skoUIu pronounr stiUuiEBt and tOsc sau saapI
consequently, TO Casrs Of GecIIty Sco'n'Pinls
With CO., dItl' tie ey ten, aud cDuiTa
Lss4Icated Ia plsthorlc aud IrtIs.sts r sisteS-
hICHArsJ q. URfEI
There Is no doubt that the SpriEg keep b tir.
DCaS Ibe ezsseru eId Ui Lis Susp, nsSon BTSse :
gOod hals o, wafer .ssd that u IS adapted %
ulAnS sss OF Gebia;y. 3 HIM. ~ ID K
IhOnps ., 81. H., HeEFl CETO-z, i. D. X s'en
RiDgs, ~ D., BOYD Nc airy, b. D. K L. Asriln
4 d. sJunezS-2m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04
No Time to Wait for the Dortor |!

BOUT these times all children viii eat green fruit
"A ANY mo.nebt OF ~ nignt, they are liable
u be attacked BY Cholera Nor bus, .eutery or id
I rThot. NO time then To send the doctUr Ihs
Gr9ienberg u. sentery 8. rup instanu! r,leves al
su Ia Gases. NO family ought without a, In the
house las omptuess has wed thousanust vaIu
bic lives in Tennessee IN the past few years. VnIy
5v cents u b'ttie-enougn whole family for
whole season. A fresh lot just received. 81 81
maylo-u AACz.EN a MINCHIH,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04
Ladies' NOnn I noxes.

ICST received . lzrGe sssorimeSt Of ladies' Bon
sJ 9, xes, EiDgI- and aeGbis TIPS ana trays
Also. IAdsss' sst bel. and Irsyclisg B iSs. wtsct
oasr very oos<r for essh. .z-s -
John lAMAGk,
funs2a4 - College ssrss<.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04
Hungarian Grass Seed.

CST received, aud for Sale at low figure SOC
d bushels superior Hungarian Grass Seed. Thus
has beu >eIected with great care, nd rails
ed IN the SortherE portion Of NIssouIi-s Tree from
dirt and all Imp1rlties.
aprll-tf <kU SIZEIII, HOOPER & ca.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04
Sunday School celebrations.
Flags! FIags!! FIags!!!

NOTHING adds 80 much 10 the appearance of 8
IN Procession Of Sunday SrhooI Child ven Flag
lathe hand or every little boy and giT.. LUCK ls
now prepared 10 furnish them IN any quantity at q
College etTeet, up stairs over Snields' Auction 70 m
mayl-t
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04
Kingston Springs,

hIDSStOn springs,
IL open or tie re- eption o. yis tors IN and
i aisr IE, sd4y the sI dsy o July iF- JEss q
PARElsT . NJ run al accuErTaadsti UnnibEs eavns
Tie Ssaanee Use ever Iuss,iey ii Irs lay aud
Saturday IL O'co !, A arriving at tie Sp riUg
20 dIunsr-isIs - dollars z Q abd register at
SeE nee Il sgse- TIE sical qualities 0i &C. se
S5rsuks are Nell EnoNn. For ,sy spspssa Gises0s
"a. liver, and oT complaints incd, u TO ie1nElfs
ghs, are ufsuTBs<ssI- here are dYe sziPt Er
Springs Of deTeuI zites, bssscrs free stone anu
newly u.sc jServd Cuaiy be .Is.
Terms-- ef Day ---.--------------Si 80
NOnt0-... ~ W
Berse per week----------------. we = 90
I ChIitTsL ana servants haE PFtce.
EA- YEATHAS,
K J hRr IDER,
Sup-ril enueuts-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04
Transportation
Nashville and Chattanooga R.R'
Ea Izsss7 - lI
<eE7SeS 49, Eszzzz Ey@T
Change Of Schedule.
on AND AFTER
Sunday next, April 80, 1860,
Passenger Trains viii run as follows:
GOING EAST.
Lea-e Nashville At a. II. and T. n

GOING EAST
Lea-e Nashville 81 a. II. and , 7. II
Arrive AZ Chattanooga so r. Il aad l45 a. n
COMING WEST.
Lssve Chattanooga 81 30 a. x. and 7:20 P Il
Arrive al EashTiile a. P. u. and a NJ
Ii. rail- connection, and shortest route 10 Boston
- Scx York, Philsielphia, Baltimore, Washington
City, Richmond, Petersburg, LyDchburg Knoxville,
Savannah, Charleston. Aoctgoacy, Aerph-s, New o.
leans, 81. --.s =
Both Trains connect ~ Stevenson with Trains oU
Memphis and Ctareson Railroad, and - C4Iattanocg.
with Trains East Tennessee ard Georgia and Wet
srn and Atlantic Railroads.
Tbro1Sh Tiesets may be had st any hour CT sTpic6-
tlon 70 Ticket Agez; at ofes at Deia 20 tho following
places and st the following prices, Fiz
Nashville 20 kesF foFk, Giarlsstea, c. S2T 10
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Notice TO Shippers.
aa I. - 81

IT being Of the utmost importance for the proper
protection the Track, and 20 keep out Of hs way
gravel other trains that freig trains DO at
regular uniform OF speed, which only be
coPlIsled by running schedule time therefore, IN
order that the freight trains may be on the time
laid IL The schedule, il Is ordered that after thir
Is days this da te, freight will be received by the
Nsshyi sri -ranoogs Railroad Company at sche!
ule stations only
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Extra Family Flour.

lSn BARRELs Extra Family Flour, manufsctnr.
lou cd from choice White Wheat, TO arrive
las, <ad for szls By
i.ssIs.tf AzElL, HoOHEB & co
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AA1 ~ asaEas NEsslE E.>s
JOHN GRAH an.

LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
Has hand and for SALE low for cash $500 600 feet
White Pine Lumber OF the beat quality wet VI the
Allegheny mountains, one Square from Depot, Louis-
vine, by. aIgl6- 1Iw1ms
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Rates az, F,our Reduced.

He Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad viii receive
at Nashville, Tartrace, Saea6yYiile and Stations
on " c. z. r. between Nashville and WstrHce, and
give through receipts for Flour by load Charles
ton or Savannah, at one Dollar per barrel through.
L. W COLE,
Sup't Of transportation y. & C. RI
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University of Louisiana.

LAW DEPARIMENT. u
THE Lectures in this Department will commence on
L the second MONDAY of November, 1860 and con-
tinue until the hrst Monday of April, 1861 They will
embrace the various branches of the Civil Law of the
common Law and Of Equity; Admiralty, Commercial,
International, and Constitutional Law and the Jurs
prudence of the United States. Tho Lectures will be
delivered by four Professors
Hon. THEODORE Fl. McCAIEB IL d Professor os
Admiralty and International Law
HANDt1L HUNT Professor of Commercial and Grimm
al Law, and the Law of Evidence.
CHRISTIAN R0SEIIUS, IL. D.. Professor of Civil Law
ALFRED HENNEN, Professor of Constitutional and
Common Law, and Equity Jurisprudence
No city in the United States has the ad yantares
~hch New Orleans possesses for the ready and perfect
requirement of the Modern Languages Good Board
city in the Union. -
An communications must be addressed TO the Dean
Of the Faculty, at New Orleans
RANDELI HUNT,
augl0-d&wt3dmin Dean of the Faculfv
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
a. Il. SCOE s. CO.,
WHOLESALE And RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
Sw. Corner Of Broad and Market streets,
Nashville, Tenn.

WE are prepared to execu orders for Drugs
w and sSodfeines eud all articles p%rt.lu
iag IJrus I,s,siness, With dedpatca hc al tae
Iow-st DaaTket price. -.-...---.H
Ths same attut will bs givsD as heretofore to
have every aFIicls O. good qGShty as represented
ana in no instance viii an thing be put up that Is OF
. coubJiulOF sO,ItislIcat8J character.
IL 8 cur ints1isun 60 mEIntaII Ibe reputation "
rave est bIisheu III ssIns but Pure Drugs and
HedIcL tlsI esorR Invite yOu to exeEniEe
our soc- before buying eIseS here, believing wecAD
show Ou ,ucsueuts seld' q uteTed In I'M or any
other southern city ADDITION 10 Drugs Se heFe
constantly on band large stOcs Ol Periumery 4,
Soaps AID TOIIet Articles White L-h. ILnEsed Oh
TaTpenfIue Vs-utSh=s tF1T7rs and H!aes for nedi
aprIo-tf