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fStELLANEOTS
A RTICLEs OF EVERY DAY UsE
"A b. T. BABBITI's

A hIItLEs OF EVERY DAY USE
n PURE x 4 DSiAsBlI1 YEAST
tartar wssn ue% n IN bread c sRs pSS 81
fcur turns ~ ike that a bottie OF ~
AND water and remains dormant the dough until I'll ,so
10 set N lhe oseo, When lhe heat causes lbe gao
IN o escape pc, ihrongh The dough while baking thei
perfectly wholesome. Where this Yeast is used -
lyou viii require aboni quarter the amount III
|shorse Tea used with ordinary yeast II NAV
and all kind. Of pastry This Yes ,i' i pa np
6s Iony Ia one pound cans, with ceckered ilbe-l "A
red white and blue-no other is genuine. lie U"
AMI Is 7. B1BBIrT's PURE CONCENTRATED ,va
Warranted double the strength 90 common po,l
a H. up s n cans 5n q l.a s Ms s@s m. .as
s9i, . soap one pound VII mai deeo saloasl
., lST BtIsiTTs MEDIeiSxL sALkEArus 50
from ali deesriou. ms.rr, 20 prepared that as
q Ne 'S bread s sssn AND
hut common salt water and -four. Pu, up neatly
70 T. Pf's sAsSirfs ssSSSHtRssrnArrD SOFT 70
oas ss s s g. s VIII Ss .h gallons
g. r. 7 BABBrrTs CONCENTRATED SAIL
Anew article. exclusively for the South. Sail
AND SS ssa deqs ee sss sG s AND
aS SH the water, and put up the Sal Soda in iib
% yss,rx o On pound equal 70 four pounds 10
% p. dSc d tea , saves Is per ; Sss
on ~, water err. - '''.s V pay ''s'a
| Asa your N'rekeePer foF B T. Babftt'.
% lcentrated "a! soda IN pound paners a
1B T. baBBlfT'S SOAP FOR FANIT'y r-cr \
| One pound of this Soap qual 10 threa noundsl
AND lot ordinary family soap one pound NH ,nIoj MN
three gallons " handsome soan n VIII a. nv
- iniove paint, grease, tar, and stains ol ali Kinda
10 IN viii not njurc the fabric Contrary MI "a
preserves 1T. II will wash Ia hard OF SOFT water "
lBu. little labor Is required where this scan i'll
used Machinists and printers viii find this Soap
superior to anything in market. II your s,oret
49, tkeeper does not keep the above goods, send IS by
% nail and will send packa 81 either article orl q
An assorted box containing part Of each article
ias you may direct Send the your Posti
AND Ioice also the State county which rel AND
side, with directions for shipping. Address
| B y. BABBITT, |
20 O. s. So. 10, ~ and "a Washington st., ~ Y. | 70
liberal discount 10 siorekeepers
(IORNs, BUEIONs. INVERTED NAILS ENLAR0RD
on's and Al Diseases OF the feet cured without pain =.
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Omcial rawfngs OF Hodges, Davis d
co. u Consolidated Lott1rias OF 0eornA:-
CIAa ISL, JuLv Il. 1850.
80. 70. 81, IS, %, ~, 20, 81, IL, SO.
Prizes cashsd 655 broadway. Crcusrs free.
HODGES DAVIS CO.,
Q0orsfs.
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Six Fine shirts for -.
MooDls Shirt Mandatory, 22 Broadway.

- summer Undershirts and DroWeyS.-D
y. sN.lENh cox. $50 BroadMay. corner liberty srert.
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TuE HGIGuT or ApsrRDITr.-h will have
been noticed that portion Of the money sent
10y the japanese Princes to the police of the
cities visited by them is set apart for the Phila-
delphia police. Now the police force Of Phila-
aelphia VIGOROUSLY inefficient and Incompetent,
was worse than ever before when the japanese
arrived and were paraded over route that
anust have seemed interminable, to be pressed
vspoa and hooted at by vulgar mob, which
the police never attempted to restrain. The
police of New York, on the contrary, re-
strained the mob by the moral force OF their
quiet and gentlemaniy behavior, and earned
their portion of the japanese douceur. The
contrast between the police force Of the me-
tropolis and that of Philadelphia is so marked
that the payment of any portion Of the money
to the latter is extremely absurd. II should be
withheld from them, in order that they may
Learn better the next time that any of our
national guests visit their rectangular village.
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Weather Reports.
Boiler Explosion NJ NorSoik

ST JoIx's. y. a., July -, 1850
Wind y W. Weather clear Thermometer 20 deg
Cape Race. Weather very thick srce two A 81
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French Imported Boots, shoes and Cal
ters ef superior quail Just received, By EUGENE FER
RIS, boot maker, 81 Nassau street
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FIELDS CORDIAL Cognac Biers They are he ,iv -
remedy for daha dysenery cholera cholera orbus -
now h The market the owner. ard venders Of which psraAa
not 70 be depended The Cordial Cogns Rssers Ar -
knowedged by every who has stedp v auatas 70 =
what =, much 70 hs guyose hsy 70 hey are r.prs
d. Imported asd for sale BY IA = NJ.
street. cole agent for he UW A 49,. - ~ 6russ
asocQA Aad hars IN Nh of1s '"
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(yORNs BUHrONs INVERTED NAILS ENLARosp
~ jon's and all diseases OF the feet cured without pain
convenience 10 the patient by Dr. ZACHARID Srreoa
OF ths city.
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DraWings OF France brosdbenfs d Co.'s
susssI COUNTY, Class is JUN Is 1890
l, -, ~, 81. u, "a. TX, So, IL, 20, rs. 81, IS.
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY CLASS III. JuLv Is 1890.
63, 26, ~, 8. So, 6, 1, 45, so, Ia, AZ, SO.
FRANCE, BRoADBESTs Co.
Managers, Wilmington, Delaware
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vxfngs OF the Delaxars STATE LoNss.

Drawfngs OF the Delaware state Lotts-
HAYWOOD, EDDY CO.. Managers Of tho
b..x sD r Nc ~ s JAZZ Icfr tn
81, 10, So, ~, 81, rs, 40, IA, 65, 2, 50, 70, rs.
DrlAwAxx-cLAs No ss2 JuIr IS 1850.
81, 10, 56, ~. SO, 6S, 81, Is, IS, 40, 1, S. 20.
OrculAru cen, free q ehsrss BY sddressius either 70
woop EDDY co, Wilmington, Deiswsrs
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THIRp EDITION roa JULY NOW READY
TIE OFFICIAL nLusfRArED RAILWAY eurnn
UNITED STATES AID rim oAxADAs
xxAaLv ONE Hgss halfway MAPS.
THE PRINCIPAL RSiLNxfs OF THE COUNTRY.
STATIONS. DIsTANGEx. CONNECTIONS Ac.s
ID. APPLEfOf A CO. Publishers,
ss3 and tg broadway. near Bowa q street, Mt.
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n Grover q Baker Notseiess Sewing Ma
chine friend 81 the family Once S6 broadway,
kew York. and lS2 Fulton street, brooklyn
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Tbs mos, eecous pastry ssfuy prepared and extremely
paistalIe offered the uhc columns OF the week
LIZ STAR. For sale BY all agents this morning Three
e.Y
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Whsskey.--s. T. SUITS Kentucky salt
river Bourbon, so.d by all druggisfs HRgEMAN d CO.
Noa l6l. 800. Oh and 73 Broadway, n. Y.
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0rovwth and Propev Care 81 the Ladies'
Hsr.Advce for preventing b ta>ssx gray ~ GRAND
JEAN. place, BrpAtxaJ
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uiIl's Hair Dye--JO Cents Rtaek or
brown Depot Mo- Barclay street. and sold By oil drug
gsts 1nimltsble Hair Cutting.
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BY SPECIAL TELEGRAPH
TO THE EDITOR on THE ur,ALD.
CHICAGO, July L., 1900
Co1tradct notice OF my death publ.sh u HER.rI' cf
1ith. col y = SHETLAND.
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Defiance Saiam q nder Safcs-Wkth Pa.
powder Also fire burglar
pro sideboard and paror Safes Depot Is Muray street
81 College place RODENT NJ PATRICK.
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Clirehugh's Elusive Wig. a. Entire
Bovey. Partngs unsiainahe. No turning behind. 2s
broadway, next A. r. Stewart Co.'S
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Campbell, Chemist and Aposheeary, cor
81 Eighth and Twenty eighth The props =
urala.A In ~ LLrxlAnu
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Coed Tea One Dollar the Chest, mt Chr1s.
uspsoos Tea Warehouse Nos Chambers stree, and 2i6
S.~.c .,.~trk .tr.
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Batehsiov'. Hair Dye f. the Hest sn tho
world. Made aid spphed Ia spproptisie ptte lions
81 The via FAC ory, u Bond street.
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Barry's Trfcopherous v tAe best ana
eheapea arti lie for dressing beaVyins curling eensaz
preserving and restoring The fair Ladies try H. sd by "a
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H~rrtnU's Patent Champion Fire and
Rurglsr rrcI s.es 2si Broadway. Of Murray street,
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Green's shfrts.-Fit Gaara nteed; styles
new; needle inside, not by machine. Removed 10 No.
Astor House Barclay street.
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when You Feel Dull, hanxufd and
unusually depressed In sri a. sse HatloWAys PILLS
and Will receive immediate relief THY remove the
Of indigestion bile and yeious and encsE 70
the general system.
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DIR. Riggs Multipedai Truss and New
appliances vacocee and Knarged Ns,as ksor House,
40.
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DARsoN's RAT AND ROACH ExrERMINAToR,
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
Has destroyed all the oockroscsss the House. nOv
YORK Tt~y recommend Is ss M. best ExTGRMIkArOR
they have used Sold by Druggists In Ne UnicA Bag
aid Canacas.
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TESTIMONY
Dr. Won MOSCIZTSKERS
SCIENTIFIC TREATMENT
FOR CURING DEAFNESS

nN EXHIBITION AT OUR STORE,
~ service at Cut Glass for seventy two persons
psng Two thousand pieces With coat OF Ac
he riciesi and mos costly sery>s ever manuiaciusd
T.. v. HACGBWOUT CO,
Corner broadway and Broome street.
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Wheeler and wilson's Sewing Mac hines
ocnoe - Broadway, New York
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u by hand psver. psisnt~d ~ W. r. vnsc. n 70
Of the most vauabl. ennns n he day. rbc Bydrorut
su. by the o. one hror water A. she 81 eight
gallons nay feet high Nth II 10 tho
be> article nssd xnishng
roof from taking washing windows sprinklag piAns~
wssrng gardsns -isansng Tree, from n.s we,sng side
walks srp king washng carriages, Ar This srti
Gle should Owned by svey householder. II does away
viii the Necessary hydrast II - hi postab,e fo~ce
purdp nsaey easy sed and ui IN fresnra.
every mer, mercln and mechanic " the
utv and the article At Ne ~ Pays row,
fmss bud,ss shdres. Ap.esn Hyds~9uR cssscany.
ARK oa.
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Brooklyn oRraphs.-Wflliams on's
Mnlstares Cabinets Impeuas and Le sas forty nine
Rult
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
% g

tH Htsstt Huu AIEDa1llsl HaIIfOHds
TIME TABLE
COMMENCING SUNDAY, APRIL go, 1850:
Going South.
Leave Nashville as NJ arrive at Columbia 7:O5 AN
Leave Nashville 2S5 N, arrive at Columbia 5:a5 NJ
Going North.
Leave Columbia Tao N, arrive at Nashville 10 AM
Leave Columbia Las n, arrive at Nashville P NJ.
gNHe Morning Train going South with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad at Decatur
The Evening Train going South connects at Columbia with
Train to Mount Plessa3t and Pulaski.
The Evening Train going Nerh makes connection
NASHVILLE With Louisville and Nashville Raoad from and Asr
Monday, May 7h, to Louisville and all Eastern one
train Sunday. W ON PkRKINs
mayl-lm gPB&N Supe
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NORRIS a STRATToN Va


Wholesale GKocERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Dealers in Foreign q Domestic Liquors,
NO. IA MARKET STREET
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
ENTE now IN receipt OF large AID we'll assorted s.ok
w Groceries, Liquors, &C., to phch invite the atsentio
SUGARS
900 hhds Louisiana Sugar, all grades;
$50 bbls N. Y Baltimore Crashed suxsr ali r.5.
a 1sS % % Do % L.. e Is., O'H's "a e. Il
S50O bags choice Baltimore Coffee,
100 do do Laguyra do.
60O b5ls choice Reboiled Molasses
SO0 bbls do DO do:
y, ~ kegs 81 Louis Syrup;
TIN PLATE
sJ0 boxes J. O. l0xl4 Tin;
100 do lo5I1 do, very cheap Tor cash
200 do Summer do;
800 do st. Louis and Mem so.e,
100 do Starch;
100 boxes Boston Ground Pepper
50 g 90 DO DO Do Spice;
100 lOO DO superior oaTb Soda, s'pAp...
10 c oe1ooD, 1nd,,o! do do
9easks Dutch Gadder;
100 bags Pepper;
20 tiercss Rice
100 dozen Painted Bucket
10 haNooaruss
30 nests Tubs;
100 dozen 3rOonS;
$50 boxes Tobacco, all grades Va brHouy
500 kegs pure White Lead;
80 b5ls do Linseed Oil;
= kegs Shot, all sizes;
30 do Bar Lead;
so eases Mason's Baekinzgl
5000 bags fine Liverpool 5sIt
LOCO bbls KanaEha do;
$40 boxes Glassware.
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pixies Magnolia WhlSk,
800 do Raw Ohio d.
200 do OLD Country az
$50 do Smith old Reserve dOs
100 do Old Bourbon dol
so do do Rye a.:
lO do MonongaheIa do
I'D do Old Port and Malaga WIn,,
40 do A NJ. Gin;
2pipes Holland Gin
do Old Cognac Brandy;
100 cases st. Julien Claret WinsI
40 baskets Champagne, extra;
i5c1 cases Brandy; .-...
300 packages Domestic Brznsyt
200 barrels Cider Vinegar;
u many other articles for the Grocery trade
Adj MORRIS 4 srRATTON,
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TO TRAVELLERS BY s SEA AND LAND.

The bachinst the Ira . vs!Er, every other indi-
ViiuAl whose lot in life > throws him within the
chance Of Dlo sion, fire collision should
bear in mind that this Magic Extractor his and only
friend IL is bch portable and cheap, and should ever
be his companion, friend need There thousands
OF living 10 testify its marvellous virtue who
their sound limbs muscles to its saving efficacy.
The following q leading diseases which
DALEY MAGIC Al PAIN = EXTRACTOR is "a PREVEN-
TINE well as ,NT-RE. =
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.oaEATHAk. aI yr.-v.E
NJ. a. e. f. CHEATHAM.
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
ZINE BRAHDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, rAT1s
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &C,
CORNER or O0LLEGE AND CRUPO8 g7R-FTq
Nashville, Tennessee.
KI arejustin receipt of large we'll selected soek Of
9roceres, Liquors, etc, consisting part AZ fsIlu
5h bids Sugar a grades; 100000 genuine Havana i1.r,,
2OO bhls choice MOlasses; 300 kegs Nails Assorted.
10 igS = DO DO 100 dozen Painted Buckets;
100 bbls Powdered, Crushed bbls English Walnut,
,Eo S La sussL, ~ bbs Pecans;
100 boxes Tobacco, asserted
FINE BRANDIES, WINES, "A
IS Xxx 4 choice French Brardes
20 ~ casks Madeira, Sherry and Port Wines
fSe baskets best brands Champagne:
so boxtsScoVill Clsret,
100 90 SSls fne Robertson COUNTY WHISKY
do do do Bourbon do
Gin, &c. NNn 0'ANoyi
POWER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont, Hazard and Sycamore Powder
e only Agentsn Nashville the MauuctureTs
large stock CT Powder hand, in Magazine for ale
500 kegs Dupont Rife Powder kegs Hazard
SOC do do do der:
900 % do do 5000 kegs sycamore B.a..ios
s SUO kegs g Hazard "a do DO % ,.o Powder;
800 DO DO DO 80 9ssss Of Powder assorted
SOOO Dupont BastngPOW so bills Toy, Bedford Co.,
DER safety fase. -
jsnl1 II. &. z. y. OHEATHAh Ags,,,
SOLE AGENTS EOR
scamo, 20 40 Fuse
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ANp cHArraNooGA H. n.

ANB CHATTANOOGA H. rs
W0@Rl
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
on AND APTER
SUNDAY, APRIL 2eGh, $780,
Passenger Trains, East and West will run as oIloEs
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at A and P n.
Arrive at Chattanooga l:30 n and 145 IL
COMING WEST.
Leave chnttanooga at 7:s0 u and 7s30 n.
Arrive At Nashville at and IA NJ
IL rail connection and shortest Boston, New York,
PniladsphA, Baltimore, Washington City, Richmoni,
ketersourg Lynchburg Knoxve Savannah, Charleston,
montgomery, MemI his New Orleans, &c.
5otn Trans connect st Stevenson Trains Memphis
and Cnarieson Railroad and CHATTANOOGA Trains
and Georgia and Western and Atlantic Railroads
Leksts may be had at any hour application e
sSs agent. at Once st Depot the following places and
AZ me Following prices, Wis:
NASHVILLE to New York Wis Fart Tenn $50 IS
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THVHB subscrber oRerl for ale seventy go, - 81
Hidde fra1kiin furrpske, f5ur niles fre-l NSrf.i -
olnng TIE tract which - resides ani N ~. "a @ -
Jone Tie land equal % Tie best, vita ahurones "a 1
knit falling water, wa tbs MA aniilsl kl ~
n he cou1.ry, and IN ne mdss ~ ~ ansIf
-ee---- --en-- AAtaANLAL bAxI4Es
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A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
VaIuab Land for Sale
PTS acres Clear ed, and in n fine state
of Cultivation.
TENHIs mile from Jones Station, the Win
chester Alabama Railroad nine miles from Wnches
miles Salem, in Franklin comfy On the
Farm comfortable dwelling good negro csbns, and all
necessary houses. Close the dwelling ne spring.
good Clsn aud plenty Of ng stock water. The land
ALL RICH and for cultivation stands unsurpassed by
IL the county propose sell this valuable Tract Of Land,
and would refer who wish about Is John P
White Nashville, Tenn, AS COyar, Winchester, they
refer to the premises.
HARVEY s. WILLIAMS,
oct 2,s-f winchester FRANKLIN county Tenn
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JAS. SHUTTER, supt, Chattanooga. WASH
IAsPER RRANCH RAILK0an hi

JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.
0yTIcz NAsHyILLE & CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD Co
October ID, 1850
EDy order OF the BOard Of Directors calls are mad. % a.
Stock OF tbs Company subscribed for building p-.A
soAd from Bridgeport to Jasper payable 70 the Treasurer Of this
Company asf0lloWs: -
0ns dollar each Share the November Is.o ana
dollars each Share the lstdays Deceuher Isa 49,
~, February, March, April May, June July AuQuSt st
her, October, and November, 1860.
Payment may he made to jackson Pryor At JasDe, -
freasursr at his Office IN Nashville = y 'NS
PromP=essin meeting these calls requested az N.
ers Of Stock ase construction OF The road depends
on ne means provided specifically for that purpose
oesf-u ". A GLEARES. Tfs.sur.r
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IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS.
challenge Esrd produce their equal Though they
have before public only yet they used
highly approved Maine 70 the Great Salt Lake As
remedy for Incpent Consumption Inde'hon Dyspepsia, Piles
Nervous 5ieases, Female Complaints and all cases requiring
tonic they unsurpassed As Beverage, they
ghful the aged and nhm, for adults children of
delicate eonsttn they without arrival.
For Of throat among the Clergy they
act like charm.
Ued in connection with pure Coo Liver Oil they cured case
Of ch'onic Consumption in Albany New York. after
incuTabe BY Of the DISTINGUISHED
scians New York City. Mr. Mcerap Of Brooklyn Y, had
his entire right side parayzed by being thrown from horse in
1856 He the Of these bies in November last
and is well.
Mr. Britain Editor Of '7Ae Banner Of Light" published in
Boston, and Mr Greenwood No 20 York
both cured Of Piles OF long standing and Of the obstinate
character.
Hundreds Of persons suffering from and Dyspepsia
have been cured BY using these Ber We have letters
which II published, Eoud Female the
land supply herself these truly valuable BitIers
CHARLES WEDDIFIELD co, Proprietors,
Is lillian street, New York.
grIstS: junee9 '60-dn
JUST RECEIVED
n bids Extra Fine Sugar.
a ID 100 barrels Crashed do
= 100 DO Conee do
So DO Powdered do
500 boxes Cheese. -
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CHE KEE EDY.


KTTE ask the afflicted Of either which do you prefer
w pleasant and delicious syrup compounded from Natures
RemedesoDe which viii speedily and permanently
you the compounds heretofore used with all their
and dtatng effect together with the oathSome diseases
many times following the Of Mineral Poisons
The "CherOkee Remedy Natures Specific for GenOr
rhea elect Gravel Structure Fuor Albus whites Female
and all diseases Of the Urinary Organs curing these diseases
all other preparations failed
Of Heavens best merces offending mani Instances could
produced Of its effects which would stagger creduy
The preparations heretofore used have failed
this has in instance been known to fail Happily for
mankind the Governor Of the Werd is Father who sct not
To kill, but to cure.
In be has appointed Medicine for there diseases
which when taken quickly flies to all parts Of the system attacks
the disease every post and with fidelity and Truly
admirable, gives unlt has completely expelled it
from the body AID restores the unfortunate patient to former
health AID vigOr.
InS Remsy strikes at the very root OF the disease its
dency not simply to suspend the poison, but to the
cause q which IL depends.
Ii ? And what ENHANCES ITS VALUES the entire al
of all taste smell 1t lay in the count
the toilet table without bng suspected
s'Remedy" for secret diseases.
treatise VeneTal diseases, with full directions fer their
permanent cure accompany each bottle.
II Sold by all respectable Druggists and dealers
eines. POTTER & MERWIN Sole Proprietors
St. Louis, No
Sold NAIhville at wholesale BY Berry Demove and
ing Pendeton; at retail by Hendershot and all Drug
gists everywhere dec4-dtWSr SIy inside
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
nALL EElS lLAELnAL PIN EYTR AnIlR
BURNS &s soALDs

universally suppIantsd all other Ointents and healing
applications the Eastern and Western Hemispheres
wherever introduced and intrinsic merit the
its success all cadaeOuS dfectiORS whether the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-29

THE PENNSYLVANIA
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-29
TO THE MERCHANTS
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

VNTE he undersigned. Merchants Charleston
last sprar. md 3 t s Ave % ,fro IN
sections Of The South Southwest GOods have
bought Yosk, OhsE Northern css ana hsievng
that being found faithful 70 he pledges made n or srner Ca
for largely inersasee Pail busiDssS-
Our importers add Jobrs Of RoreEn MsrshAnss have ell
been in the Europe this spring and SUM
either members o. their respective as fully
competent goods soussEa rads- 1hey
bOughtfOr cash, equivalent, Sslecous iii
tull and attractive SOe for he lspseOn Of tie intur
chant OR facilities for obtaining Domestic Goods direct from
tina mAnuiAetore unsurpassed b. ne merchants q city
We therefore consistently invite you to insprc our FALL
STOCKS or FORBIGN AND DOMESTIC eOous, ksHng
sSsf 1n S az vac may 90 90 ot g y. .ss
early in August when viii be pezed Tsesve tie Fs Of
| old and new mereanilefriends-
RY GOODS.
GillaDd. Howell Co Johnston Crews 4 Co; CHAMBER
lain, Miller Co. John MlIaor Co; Eaylsr, snth CO.
Hy5t MeBurHsy = Co CrSne BoylttOn Go; BoEs
HARDWARE.
HYDE Gregg Day wimans q Price; Courtney, Tsnnanl a
CO. AdgT 4 Co.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
s'odaa S9ss s. Sl1s fas; 81 sGs: s Ss:s
CLOTHING.
RisIs0P Smith c.; Cohen. WIN. a CO. slarou. Es..-
''0n CO. Edwin Bates 4 Co; Ma;hissssn, OH-nA CO.
GROCERIEs.
Geo W. Williams q Co.
r.
cEOcKEHK AND GLASS WARE.
Webb & Sage; Brown & Palma.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
H1yi.nd stsvsson Co; NsI,On Garter; John Ishhuru.
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS.
I Sss'R, Poster Go; K3oz Dosing, mayer Co.
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODs.
Hor'sy, Auisn 4 Co; Tauning 4 &c; I Williams Co
SADDLES AND sADDLERY HARDWARE.
HASTE, Calhoun = Co; Jennings, TsonlinsOn . Co.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS AND WINDOW
CURTAINS.
Lambert & Howell; JAEss q. Ballis.
AND DEALERS IN WINES
LIQUORS AND SPEARS.
chAfse Crof. L chafss; RsDaeksr Glover. Has
DEALER IN PAPER AND ENVELOPES =
Joseph walker .v-4
'Hs LsELIrTT Il. aHTs
- Commission Merchants I'd
AsD wHoLEsALs DEALERS IN
LIQUORS, TOBACCO, AND CIGARS,
Os. 10 AND IL MARKEr ST., SOUTH OF sPnrSs At.
NASHVILLE, TENN.