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HoIlowak,s PnLs---Unnecessary rartnre.

1algltatioa q he Heart-The bleeding, h!isteIinE.
1"Ht o. disease tends 70 the destruction rather than
thc preservation Of human life. Physicians have
rom "a'ch there IS no departure; the laas at taa
aleIrS and P1l>.ans were not more lIlmu..sIy ..a
Ia" dica oi this DTacCnaG Code that confines men -
peculiar d-gmas on penalty of excisica Unframed
ct ty paTteg Lar rules, HgIloways system ne con
traTy i based oI the simple &s af nature. IaptA-
uon : often the effect Of Indigestion disorders of the
stomach c- nervous afec.iols. 81 tseir action on
the stomach and nerves the Pills EeI-Cye the Gauss
and effect raG!ca! cure.
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Making Returns.-A physician in Cincin-
natl, Ohio, had for some time past been much
annoyed by some depredatur, VIII IfsrG op
the milk left On his doorstep a, an carly
hour. 0ue day last week he left III u 'ie
in the pitcher, and soon after the raiikman
had passed, the doctor found policeman in
q neighboring alley making his returns.
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Presidential Election.

All the free states Except New Jersey
as far west as Minnesota have gone for Lin
coin by large notwithstanding him thus
far I69 electors, or II more than majori-
ty. New jersey has given Douglas three
electors, and it is possible that some Of the
remaining four are for Lincoln.
Virginia has probably gone for Breckin-
ridge by a small majority over Bell. He
has also carried Maryland by plurality
vote, Delaware, n. Carolina, S Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Florida,
Louisiana, Arkansas and Tex~s
Bell carries Kentucky, Tennessee, and
Missouri
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Reduced by Dyspepsia to a mere Skeleton.

tnrei 1g BGTHpre'S Holland B4.ta s.M~. A. lfatehtt
trader. Probably well knorn auy man ia West
tTh Fcnu-l iyanis, stats7 follows INST with
i2TiHeF IN armstrong county who -TGUnsl a..
dyspepsia 70 & mere skeleton. persuaded h.ru =.
buy bottle Of BOeThave's Holland B:tIcrs believing
lJ "oad cure him. Meeting him some months ahe-.
"hAt WAS my astohlshIneat at finding hiGl IA hal.
hearty man he told me he now weighed % poslrGs
and thai this wonderful change hgd been produced
10y Bler&ve Holland Bitte-5, to Which he attributed
sO!e.E A.s restOra.lOnI
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PETERs0Ss MAGAzINE.-Me are in receipt
of this popular Lady's Magazine for Decem-
Der. 1t is sp!ended number Peterson"
has circulation Of 100000. 1t will be
greatly improved in 1861. 1t will contain
1000 pages Of double column reading matter;
II steel plates II oolored steel fashion plates;
II colJred patterns in berlin work, embroidery
or crotchet, and 800 wood engravings
portionately moro than any other periodical
gives. Its stories and novelets are by the
best writer's. is fashions are always latest
AMI prettiesy. Every..neighbor oughtJo make
Up club. 1t price Is bat Two Dollars
year, a dollar less than Magazines of its class,
Subscribe for i! and s4oe doLlur. To clubs,
it is cheaper still-viz; three copies for So,
or eight for $40. To every person getting
up club, the Publisher will send magni-
6ecnt premium. Specimens sent gratis to
those wishing to get up clubs. Address,
postpaid, to Charles J. Peterson. 800 Chest
nut Street, Philadelphia.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-15
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

OFFICIAL RETURNs.-In consequence
of an error in the election proclamation,
but portion of the return judges met on
Friday, these having wisely consulted the
law The official return therefore embra-
ces only the following, reducing the actual
maioritY about 100:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-15

Senator Toombs of Georgia, and Ches-
nut Of South Carolina, have resigned. Good
Fiddance Of bad rubbish.
seR-By the explosion of steamboat last
week on the Mississippi river, thirty persons
were killed, and forty or fifty badly scalded.
g1The State Treasurer of Vermont has
proved defaulter to the amount Of 1000,
He has gone to Canada.
s@B P. Shiilaber Of Boston, SO well
known all the world ,er as the quaint Mrs.
Partington, has been elected TO the Massa
chusetts Legislature. Mr. Shilla0er is Doug.
las Democrat.
Es2-The only indienity OF insult received
by Judge Douglas, during his Southern tour,
occurred at Montgomery, Alabama, the home
Of Yancey. While the Judge was entering
his carriage from the hotel, several eggs were
thrown at him from the crowd. All the pa
pers of the place denounce the act.
e4p Hen Jacob Grosh, formauy years Rep
rpsentaJiye from Lancaster county in the Sen
ate and House Of Representatives, and fo.
ten years an Associate Judge of the county,
died at his residence in Marietta, ON the Sd
iuss aged 85. He was a volunteer IA the
war Of 1912.
sG1The largest flower in the world, yet
discovered, is from the island of Java and is
called the Ra6'esia Aruo!di. The blossoms
measure, on an average. two feet 10 diameter.
The seeds from which il grows are so small
as to require the aid Of nlagnifying glass
to render them visible.
eay@The St. Louis Missouri Democrat
states that a total ESQ, 900 buffalo robes have
been received in that city during the present
year. These robes are all tanned by the In
dian squaws their lords Of creation d. rot
stoop to such works of art-they do the hun
ting.
a@There was fire at the Astor House,
New York, on Thursday morning, which COM
sumed great deal Of property. The flames
broke cut in the morning. about half past
eight o'clock, in some of the upper stories.
Two walters were 50 injured by the fire that
one Of them died, while the other is not ex.
pected to live. There was intense excitement
among the guests Of the hotel during the pro-
gress OF the flames, and some slight acci
nts occurred. The damage is estimated at
$1,000, the hotel belonging to the estate of
Wm. B. Astor, Esq.
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THE GAZETTE.
LEWISTOWN, PA.
Thursday, November 10. 1850.
81 Ter aRnnm in aiIaHtP--.Sl50 at end Of six
mGn,hS--S2 al rnd Of year,

Papers sent out Of the County must be paid FOR in
advance.
81 The subscription Of those ont of this county whom
this paragraph marked has expired ami unless
newed vii b. discontinued
We have also set limit in Min coauty beyond which
We intend Il future shall Subscription
Those receiving the paper with this paragraph marked.
VII therefore kaow taat they have under cur Tl
snd # payment Is within month thereafter
re shall discontinue oil such
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Died.

On tho 8th inst, in this place, THOMSON
REYNOLDS.
Died, Oh Sunday evening, 4lh inst at the
residence Of his son-in law Homer N-p. in
Hill Valley. Huntingdon Co., after Il lingor-
ing and painful disease, Martin Stehley, Sr.,
in the 54th year of his age
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Married.

On the 9TH November, in Georgelown. Dis
trict Columbia, hy the Rev. James s Woods,
D. D., the Reg. A. VI. WOODS Of IIartsvil!o
Pa. to Miss MARY D. daughter # B. +.
Rittenhouse, Esq, of Georgetown b. {.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-15

FRUIT TREES, &C.-Warner and Butts
have just received lot of fruit and other
Trees &c, which renders their nursery one
u the best from which to make selections
n this part Of the State. Responsibility
being on the spot, farmers and others buy
ing trees, &c. may rely upon getting what
l. represented.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-15

John Kennedy L Co. have made arrange
ments with the Carbon Oil Works to sell their
superior Carbon Or Coal Oil, and will constant
ly have on hand 4 large stock, to supply the
trade, The oil IS entirely free from offensive
odor and smoke will burn so per cent. lon
ger than ali the Crystal or Diamond Oils offer
ed. is warranted to give satisfaction, and will
be sold at the lowest Philadelphia price
Give it a trial aud you vii! not be disaPpoint-
ed.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-15

LINCOLN ELEc!ED-A large invoice Of
Rich Black Goods, Rhine Silks, and Fancy
Silks, such as Soifarino colors and variety
Of others, just received, aud will be sold at
low figures by b. K. Firoyed, Ags Buyers
will DO well By calling to examine the stock.
5 per cent off for all cash bills over s., 90.
\ large stock of Ladies Mourning Goods,
also for sale at the same place Call and
see. -
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-15

ApDreatices Literary Society. The
meetings Of this institution will be resum-
ed on Saturday evening next, l7tL inst,
when the members are requested to attend,
as business of Importance is to be transac-
ted. All interested in the welfare Of the
institution are invited to be present.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-15

E~The second quarter Of the Lewis
town Academy commences on Monday next.
We are pleased to learn that this institu-
ton is now in g more fourishing condition
than it has been for some time, and that
with the efficient male and female teachers
employed it bids fair to attain the reputa-
ton of first class academy.
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Notice to Assessors,

ENiE Assessors Of Mifiin county .r,
by notified to attend at he Cnmn;s,,,;. ,,.'e'
ers office, in Lewistown, on WEnVFShS,T.'e. a..
NON EMbEit 18th. to receive their h@,l
and blanks for the annual assessment
By order Of the Board
np'l' K. d. SMITH. C)rk
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-15

C0sTAR's RAT EXTERMINATOR-W
had occasion week or two ago 10 use this
remedy, and since then have not a rat about
the house. Its effect was like magic, and
we therefore confidently recommend it to
our readers who are annoyed with these
pests as preferable to arsenic or anything
else heretofore used. y box contains sui,
fcient to drive away or kill hundrds. For
sale by Charles Ritz-25 cents per box.
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DOUGLAS TICKET.

The whole return Of the county, as now
filed in the Prothonotary's Office, is as fol-
lows:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-15

oA Weather quite pleasant.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-15

Grating P'am Trees cts Raches-A
writer in the Farmer and Gardener adyo-
Gates this mode of raising Peaches, and
gives his own experience as follows:
As some doubts have been expressed
whether the peach would grow we'll on the
plum, | beg leave 10 say that about twelve
years ago, | procured from Boston dczen
peach trees on plum stocks | have lost
three Of them by being blown off in heavy
gales Of wind when loaded with fruit snap
ping off at the junction Of the graft. This
may have been owing to the stock for OBJ,
served that the plum stem did not swell out
and grow equally with the peach, forming a
protuberance at the joint Of Junction
The balance Of my trees are still healthy
and have borne a yearly crop Of fine fruit,
and look as if they might continue SO for a
century. | consider the suggestion made in
one of your late numbers, TO cut down plum
trees and graft them with peach, as most val
liable, and | am certain that those who are
tired waiting for fruit on their plum trees,
will not regret doing So"
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READ! READ!! READ!!!

Giro Iui,sol J4j 10Th, lSt'
Messrs. John Wilcox i Co.: -
Your Impecnne," or Persian Fever Charm Ia3
has done wonders. | was wholly desp0ndeil a. 81
wretched when / applied II. and in five hour :, ~ -
chiis removed and no fever has ensuei. - a,-s
the simplest cure imaginable, and wonder o lH.' s
and art. | would not be without this iH pecH.e - =
single hour BY constantly wearing II seem 70 !"
~ague proof"
Yours Very Truly, -
i. N. STOUT.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-15

- Il SA-S3
m5rc or less, about 80 acres Of which ara +,
a good state Of cultivation, well enclosed arI
The remainder covered with timber. Them,
prcvcmcnts consist of two story DwelIir.
Hpuse, 3 .Fn ard ether outbuiliinrs c..5
spring near the house, and IA variety Of FIJI,
Irees. This property Is On the road lealin,
to Newton Hamilton, near Beaver Dam Mil,
and is in every respect desirable homo.
Sale 70 commence Ut ! o'clock ?. m. vile,
terms will be made known Possession given
On the lst April, 1851 Title indisputab,e.
Persons wishing 10 examine tha property are
requested 70 call on tho undersigned, res;lina
near tie same.
W. WILSON.
Executor JOHN c Daniels. dscea,.d,
WAYNE Township Ny. Is. 1850.
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Celebration and Torchlight Procession
ON Friday evening. Nov. l6, 1860.

Celebration and Torchligat Procession
on Friday evening, Nov l6, 1860.
The committee appointed to agree on
and prepare suitable programme for the
demonstration in honor of the triumphant
success of the Republican cause, on the
evening of the 10th, Friday, beg leave
to report the following as the order of pro-
ceedings:
Chief Marshall. nounted-Col. 4. Marks
Two assistant Marshalls, mounted-T. Z.
Shull and Il. L. Parker.
Cavslcade, or mounted escort with lamps.
Martial Music.
Lincoln Rangers.
Lewistown Wide Awakes
Derry township Wide Awakes
Newton Hamilton Wide Awakes
Wayne township Wide Awakes.
Band
McYeytown Wide Awakes.
Bratton township Wide Awakes
Granville township Wide Awakes
Music.
Miroy Wide Awakes.
Armagh wnshp Wide Awakes.
Brown township Wide Awakes.
Reedsyiile Wide Awakes
Music
Oliver, Union, MenEo and Decatur delega-
ti0ns
Citizens under Col John Hamilton.
During the celeI ration roman candles. Sc.
will be discharged. Bontires will lie kindlef
at the intersection Of Juniata and Market
SITS, Public Square intersection Of Valley and
Market SITS, on Third ST. Valley st. and On
the east side of the creek The committee
recommend to persons having flags, and ban.
ners, to suspend them during Friday and the
evening. Also any other decorations such
as wreaths, pictures &c, that they may deem
proper, may be made
By order Of the Executive Committee.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-15
EX UTOR'S SALE

IL ILL be roit at public sale IN the prem.
~ ises, in Wayne township. Mifiin caon
". IN
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-15

GENTLRNES

Mobile, Alabama, jug -1>'' A~>
GENTLZAES
have been snatched from the grave oy '9e 9@, e.
phcatiOn OF your Infcctine," or PERSIAN - -
Charm" For several years I have suffered - a..
season from fever and age. Last spring ny .Le w. w.
threatened, but your remedy has destroyed .Lg
ease and am rapidly gaining an appetite ana s.-0'e
Respectfully, Yours
This truly wonderful preue1tiUe and cure loi nos,
Ague and Bilious Fevers viii be sent py hiH-L, a-
paid, on receipt of one dollar. also Tor s'le a.
pectable Druggists and Country Stores. ~; :.
Principal Depot and Mandatory, les ',s~r8 'ih,n
Richmond, Va. Branch Ofice, Bank OF CoinA4'
Building, New York. Address
JOHN WILCOX & Cp'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-15

BUFFALO ROBES and Horse Covers, for
- sale cheap by
novl5 F. G. FRANCISCUS.
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Friday: December 7, 1860,
SS ACRES

\ Tract Of Land situate in the township .,
c.nnlv AfuEesaid, cnntaining
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-26

- Or hunsaan 6fa1s Seed lh1 o hsl selected via
grs ears, and vas ra l tae Nor.srl portion q lcaris
srse from dirt and All impurilies.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-26

- A-A-a - AAAANI
f0R ths balance Of ysaz serrsuf ia 30 Tie oostur A.
A wasting for l1ail ilrly. Appiy 3 his emce-
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Manufacturing.


FIRST rhis paying manufacturing business Tor sale, with
~ goo. Enl q on-9n. LnalL-a-- E- Once. lnne9-Ln-
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MOTHER iuroee q s.aaonlts llssrgsar, q -rs VA
I ~ Fnule mesilci afti l5- laltlll linen, iacreI I
I plsa cotton. r.seigs4 rni iar lseb JH NlGlL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-26
SIT Ink et Lux Fuit
COAL OIL LAMPS.

WT have just received another suppy Of Cssl on Lamps
w among which are very handsome patterns l1z par
iorss al e win t1a Collins burner, which 3 tr elt improve
meut an Is ue9Huahy superior any other Lamp nov BE-
fore ne public for sonass and stesine1I0f lei freedom i
smoke, simplicity IL constructions huy snd elealoa IN nr1li
csalnes8 and economy One Lamp viii give ile glo9 four
candies and de much he e Ee have m
ported 70 huru in these lamps clear, bealtil aze ie
from any offensive onior, elFe1 c3 sQt Ehan aqi ucn
RAINS, BROWN 4 CO.,
holer.ls and retail Druggists, No 10 Pablie Square
rsarJs-tf Nard7ils, Tenn
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Refrigerat6S
GrRfenbeFg Dysentev SvrUU

Gf&AeADefk DysenteF Syrup.
HIs medicine ls anegaaea IoE DiarrA Dysenterry and
other aisofaeE1 9l IKE nature, N kes Of bloody
Elu1g y Is nns9 lAs1; tae 1o.ra q th OF New York
and the Amelsi nos I, s5 fseIsOaAh report thzti
Is most reliable aesnt "a al zoe sfy f Cholera No
amlly should M snoat A. ~ ne hoet aheoung children
are liable 70 tne eaa OF e-ns ~ fruit;
dy must then be apphed-no time to wait for thsosior
This medicine mag be relied and the pri nv SO ets
enough to take Of whole family for Eholeason
usvI7 MACKENZIE &STSc9rN
For sale or Exchange
WILL eltnef sell or N aFt iof Roo or Edge
city with from 30 50 Of land attached. Ncent
new, extensive and complete
FoR EAa and i1Ftner Partlenals 5ppy Q ne o9 prei-
W. B. WlT0N
Union copy and charge this oaace-hasa Baaasrs
mAr23-6m
Pine Flooring.
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StFawbesieS.

Also, lot Of Chotce iskfes in store since 1857,
lLLYETT 4 SMITH,
may26 bO-dlm Nos 10 . 1 2 South Market street
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Canes CancEs
~ lpis i llsarIs
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
MsasalsRRWWWWEE


To Baltimore, PhiIadelphias New York
and Boston, and the only Road TO
Washington Citys
NENTRAE OHIO AND BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROADS terminate at Baltimore and Washing
City the East and Columbus the West at which places
1t connects with Railroads for and from ali points IN the
West, Southwest and Northwest.
Passengers b. this can visit the cities Of Baltimore,
Philadelphia Ysrk on, the cost Of ticket TO New
York Boston alone, BY other lines,
Through Tickets also be procured via Washington City
the Eastern cities al additional charge Of - Onys
Sleeping cars sttacAed to all night trains.
Tickets good until ssd with the privilege Of stopping Of At
all principal points.
Business and Travellers for pleasure oriniormaon,
visit all the Eastern Cites comparatively small expense
The scenery celebrated for Its wonderful beauty aad sublmiy
It unequaled in the World system Of day and night track
police is splendid equipments its exclusive telegraph nesi its
large Of double tack its fne hotels und the surVe
lance Of the CompanyD ensures to the passengers speed safety
and comfsrt-
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks be procured at all
the principal Railroad and Steamboat Offices n the Welt
Ask for tickets via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
W. ?. SIXTH, Master Transportation 4 z R.
L. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent, & R R.
H. SULLIVAN, Gen. Western A gent, & o R B.
H. J. JEWETT, ,lres't, @ OR r.
J.W. BROWN, Gea'l Ticket Agent, @ o oRR.
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From the great number Of Cerdsss and Testimonials roev-
ed In relation to this Wondsrsl Pan atsrty
70 the following known oi he distinguished
and scientific men Of the Unicn, such
Gen. Harding, Davidson county,
Thomas Harding, Has q -
Arisl Brown, ESQ, g
Lucirs J Polk, Bsq, Maury county;
Thomas 0oWdey, Esq, (JeEelerl Nashville;
DaTid Sanders, ESQ, Carthage, Tenn;
Prof. deoFges Blackie. Nashville;
:. keElng do
Z" Lindsey, DO
4" Wright, Do
= y " Draper. New YORK UniTersy;
Erankn Baehe, Author o. the United States DiSpsnsas
~. Phlladeiphia;
John Aillingtoa, Memphis Medical College;
Lewis Agassz3 Cambridge University, Mas;
" Joseph Henry, Smithsonian Institute;
- Riddle, University Of Louisiana, n o;
james ssG0rd, Cumberland University, Lehsnon;
- Curry, Knoxville, Tennessee
Hon. Judge Baxter, Nashville;
= % Nich0ls8n- Washington, D c.;
Rector G Smith, Columbia;
Hon John Marshall, Attorney at Law. franklin Tenn
Rev Dr. Lapsley, Carthage. Team.
Thousands Of cqusly reliable a. the above ccld be
given but for want Of space.
Price 81 50, or when sent By mail 500.
NJ b. STATE and COanfV Ri71fs JOr Sale A1drsss.
SIAEICA a. EOMHES, Druggists. Nashville, Tenn.
Agents for hs Uuitei States. mavQf
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FlB Nashville nrd Chsttancoga ailroad Company, ia
neeion with The Roads below, running Express
Freight rzin from Charleston and savannah b aaEqe 81
slower speed, but with the eerniy r passenger
trains. 10 dsay % ireishfa b. this rosie.
ian26-tfEE HaRP Z. y. COLE, eup't.
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFAeTORY
Fassett & Crossman,

EO.5 81 ALIRKETSZBEET, NASHVILLE, ZzEK,
Manufacturers and WhOlssaIe and Retail
E1SBs0F
Ladies and Gents Travelling Trunks,
BONNET BOXES
VALHSES, CARPET BAGS, 0cc.s Sc.s
EsuE to call he attention Of all those in of any
~ ting 10 our line, (sholeaae rsilil) examns
stock before purchasing elsewhere, confident that
can sell - low a. other house IN the city Our stock s o.
manufacture and Is made Of the best materials su b.
hrt class Forkmen All must admit the Esdom Of buying
made az home in preferences to buying that made At the Bass
pressly Tor johbing.
PAT ERT TRUNK FOR LADIES.
It has compartments Tor Bonnes Dresses Parasos Brushes
and waterproof compartment for sponges OILS, &C.
All kinds Of Trunks made 70 ore covered repaired, e
short notice GFe call s az 81 Market street, dool
South Of the Square. FASSETT a OROSSMANs
msyl9-dEtulv
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uet receives AZ aslarne1t q fu Bs1ou shIrsI uh ar
81 without collars bosons of Einsn c.-s-'c a-5 n
Alio alllso e lailia via i1s e1broidrsi to11n1
aPl9 Ju Mc1lrr
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Philadelphia.
NEcERY CAUTIoN-shOud unpnciped Deslerstry to palm
OF ano article which pays better profit and Rorhless
ask fer hlmbold's, take other
CURES GUARANTEED.
Sold Whesale and retalby
RAINS BROWN, Nashville.
And By aDruggsta everywhere. sprs0-d4wIy.
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7WTEsTRRDkY morning. EaadVfs Geld anehn,
Wutc D. Vim ne nliae o. EisarE Fagse, Had 1f-.i
aHd TIE No. 500 ilsl Geld chsi1, Loclst KsT - -
attached. TIE Wsi1h ia lhe Puals sdS7e, y
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-26
CHANGE OF sCHEDULE.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
tennessee and AIaBama Railroad.
TIME TABLE.
COMHLENCENG SUNDAKs APRIL 20s 1S6Oi
Going SOu1hs
Leave Nashville s45 NJ. arrive at Columbia 7o5 N.
Leave Nashville 2:55 M, arrive at Columbia 5:sS P NJ
Going North:
Leave Columbia 7:30 NJ arrive at Nashville 10 NJ
Leave Columbia Las n, arrive at Nashville P NJ
FYHR Morning Train going South connects with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad at Decatur.
The Evening Train going South connects at Columbia with
Train 70 Mount Pleasant and Pulaski.
The Evening Train going korh makes close connection at
Nashville with Louisville and ashyile Railroad from and after
Monday May 7h, Louisville and ali Eastern cities. But
train Sunday. W. ON PEkklNsi
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