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81 IN $3.50, 81 80. sI.5O. SI.5D.-
p t.cN, Prices reduced on all Linen Double
Stitched Coats all kinds Of Linen Costs and
Sacks Alpaca, Drap d. Etc and Silk Goats at the
Lowest KIND of PR 'es indu'emen offered.
Irving HULL. Agent, "a Nam,
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HOSIERY. HOSIEkY!:-Just laniec, Of
IL our OVID importation:
lU00 " Misses " all sizes and
Qualities;
900 doz. Gents COTTON HALF HOSE. al sual
tiles;
Also, l,OCo dog. l.. c. HDKFs., all grades.
All OF which we offer to the trade at q small ad~
vance upon cost of importation.
GINTER ALVEY i ARENTS,
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July 7, I0bU. y II--tS
CO-PARTNERSHiP.-l have this da, asso
- olated with me in the BOOT, SHOE and
TRUNK BUSINESS, Mr.. J. PORTER WREN,
uLder the name and style of W. p. w. TAYLOR
eco.
Being grateful for the patronage have received
for the past fifteen years, would most respect
fully ask for continuance of the same to the new
ceTn. w. p. w. TAYLOR.
July I'd, 1860. jy6--lm
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w COMP0sITlON ROOFING. reserved the
Silver Medal at the United States Fair, and Di-
ploma at the Virginia state Fair.
We have certificates and testimonials from this
6rst architects and builders the United States,
Canada and the West Indies, testf,ing TO the 81
penoI qualities Of WARkEN,S nov p
FELT and COMPOSITION ROOFING over all
other ever offered the public, and are prepared to
attend to all orders in city or country, with
oromptness and dispatch.
JOHN VlLES, only agent in Eastern Virginia
Tor WARREN'S Roofs and Roofing Material
IA Ofioe on 18th street. between Main and
Gary m Am
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T'ktssfs THLSsEs-Of all sizes and OF
Il every variety, for sale by
" PETERSON A. ca
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-25

HOOP SHIRTS; Cambria and Swiss Ed
r hands; Infants Waists and Roles Dress
and lots Of cheap and desirable Goods at
r. GOl,IJSM IT'S I'D Rroad ct
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NOTI'E THiS.-We have laid out atnut
~ eighty or one hundred pairs IF fancY MAR
SEILLkS and LIN EN PANTS, which we are De
tertgtHsd to sell VERY LOW.
SIMPSON Il MILLER,
1l9 Main street r ichtnond.
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SOO< TO LEtEk.-kncwing that this ex-
- trsme hot weather cannot last TIL the fall sea
son, null has reduced his fine, durable. sly lisii
Clothing, 10 figures that any W Il say CHEAP" on
examination, Shirtsmade to order
IRVING II I'LL. Agent,
Late OF Tupman d Hull, % Main,
NNIrsI in st. H tn paIrn's Il ORina
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nLD RYE WH;SkEN: Peach and Apple
~ Brandy; Port ana Sharrv Wine, French Bran
dY, very old and hge Cigars. OF choice brands -
For sale by b. PEASANTS. Agent.
No. Nam street, corner Of Nth.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MILITARY COLLEGE,.


LINDsLEY, D, Chancellor the University
and Professor Of Chemistry and Geology.
Col b. R. JOHNSON. Superintendent the Military College
and Professor of Engineering.
HAMILTON, NJ Professor OF Mathematics Natu
raj Philosophy.
J. STEWART, N, Professor and Latin Languages
Literature.
GEORGE BLAcKE NJ D, Professor Of Botany Natural
History
Rev J. W. HoYTE, NJ D, Professor Mental Moral
Philosophy, and Biblical Literature.
r. W. PITMAE Adjunct Professor OF Ancient Languages
J. g. ANGLAD DE, Teacher Of French and Drawing
C. K. WINSTON N D, Surgeon.
The First Term Of the Academic Year 1S66
the Sd Of September, 1860.
The Second Term the 9th Of January 1861
Commencement Exercises ae Mace the 18th Of june 1851
Tuition, Boarding, Washing, Fuel Rooms Servants attend
and Of Arms, $05 per Term. Naturalization Fee, S.
Students required furnish their Engineering
French Spanish German Drawing Book keeping and Fencing
each $40 per Term of twenty weeks.
Students under IA Of will not be admitted.
By he aid of Military Discipline, effective government
tabhed and health physical culture, good order and ndus
habits promoted.
For Catalogues additional information, apply any Mem
Der OF the Faculty, or B. K. JOHNSON,
iGly2l 50-d&twlt&w II Superintendent.
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TIME Preliminary of Lectures in this institution will
commence Monday the 1StOctOber, 1850.
The regular will the first Monday in No
vember.
MADDrN D. Professor Of Principles and Practice Of
Surgery.
Medicine.
JOHN P FoRD D, Professor Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children
DANIEL CLrTE D. Professor of Descriptive and Surgical
Anatomy.
Therapeutics.
DANIEL WRIGHT, r. Professor Of Physiology and Pathology
BENEI ERN D. Professor Chemistry and Medical Juris
prudence.
H. NJ COMPTON, NJ D, Demonstration of Anatomy
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened the LIST Of October
The Faculty are the Physicians and Surgeons Of the City HoE
a the clinical facilities Of which offered to the students
Amount OF fees for lectures s05 Mo- Slaon S. Demon
strator's fee sic; Graduation fee $25
For Catalogues or further information, apply to
JOHN FORD, NJ. D,
sen7-dIu-wIm Dean Of the Faculty.
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YaIuabIe land for Sale.

ToHN s. PEETE, as administrator of the estate Of JOhnT
ID whitley, and in right Of his wife Ann e, VIM Whitley
and Joseph Whitley, complaints Whitley,
Whitley, Sally Whitley, Francis Whitley and ath
arne Whitley minors etc. defendantsB to sell land for par
ton By OF the County Court OF Upton
county in the State of Tennessee at its September term, 1885,
the stated will sell either publicly privately
and il not before sold privately, will, the Fifth day
of November, ISG0s at the court house door, in the
town Covngon sell auction to the highest bidder, the
tracts hereinafter described the fooving terms to-
third Of the purchase cash in hand; third
months from the day Of SALE and the other third two
Of sae the purchasers will be required to give
with least two good secues the land retains lien to
payment OF the purchase Said lands thus
briefly described TO wit:
containing thousand and seventeen laid
eft to the said Whitley, James Whitley Gertrude
Whitley Sally Whitley in the partition and division Of
the lands Daniel Whitley bis heirs, lying
county, the eleventh Surveyors district
three known as the Griffith tract of land
portion Of the Alexander tract OF land snd the portion
Of Taylor Of land, being in the neigbOrhoOd
Sol John +. Jet and DR. John Peete.
Also, Of land containing eight hundred fifty.
eight tWentyouF laid OF to said said
partition and division, known the Collier land
portion Of the hacn Of land
in Civil District No ], in said State and county.
And also another tract Of land lying in said Civil District
county and State containing hundred laid off
said parties said partition and DIVISION as the Allaon
tract Of land beginning at hickory the northeast corner on
grant No. 33, in the name OF John Estes 5OOO acres
Said tracts Of land will be sold separately.
JOHN T. DOUGLAS,
sep2l-WA Clerk Aad Commissioner
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Grass seeds.

OOA BAGS prime Corn; $50 Bags FLOUR
()tEtb $50 barrels Flour various nraeas. = -,
IL store and for sale very Low By HUH neOhAA W
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We learn from thsthers human calculation whiehis
not liable to exception Il may therefore prove that the less
which t for the coming FIVE years, uniaunded
For e<peFsshce hhs shown lie Ecooft remarks thss drs
and wetyeas in yc and prior to this there
seasons with ein several years Considerably moisture
than the average" However this may cut probable
that the demand upon for grain win be greater from England
next year sn this for another The Immediate need Is
considerable, andit is likely that the hopes
tanned reazsd thsre viii steady and moderate demand
through the winter and spring for American Bat in
sequence Of the season England and The pre0cu
patton Of ths fme less wheat than usual N be this
fall whichs even unier favorable circumstances year. will
cause short crop In France they better having bad dry
weather week or earlier than in Great Britain.
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Ninety.Fifth Session, 1S6Os61s
WILLIAM GIBSON NJ D., Emeritus Professor Of Surgery
GEoRGE B. WooD M. d. Emeritus Professor Of PraCtice
Medicine.
Jackson NJ Professor Of Institutes Of Medicine.
HUGH L. HoDeE M d. Professor Of Obstetrics and the Diseases
Of WomenRnd Children.
JOSEPH CARSON NJ d. Professor Of Matera Medca and Phar
macy.
ROBERT Z. ROsERs. NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry
JOSEPH LEIDY, D., Professor Of Anatomy.
HENRY H. SNITH, NJ D., Professor Of Surgery.
WILLIAM PEPPER, NJ D., Professor Of Theory and Practice Of
Medicine
WILLIAM HUNT NJ. D., Demonstration OF Anatomy.
The Lectures OF the Session will begin the second Monday
Of October and close on the LIST Of March.
There will be one Introductory to the Course
Clinical Instruction given throughout the Session. in the
Medical Hail. by the Professors and at the Pennsylvania and
other Hospitals
The Dsectng Rooms under the superintendent Of the Pro-
ssor Of Anatomy and the Demonstration, from the
middle OF September.
The Room for Operative Surgery and the Application Of Ban
dages open early in September and throughout the Seq
sion, under the supervision Of the Professor Of Surgery
Surgical Demonstration, @. 8. BIsRoP, NJ. D.
Fees for the Lectures leach Professor Sl5) SlO5
Naturalization Fee (psid once 5
Graduation Fee 81
R. &. ROGERS, NJ. D., Dean Of the Medical Fsculey,
University Building.
SAMUEL PRICE, Janitor, University Building.
z. sBosrd may be had at from SO so to 50 per week
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NASHVILLE THEATRE-MR. RoBERTs.-The play
goers of Nashville will be pleased to learn that this
eminent tragedian is to commence an engagement
here next Monday Mr.. ROBERTS has long been. re-
cognized as leading tragedian in this country, and
since he last played in Nashville he has successful
y sustained what perhaps the severest theatrical
tests known the criticism of the habitues of Drury
Lane Theatre London Having acquitted himself
oreditaby on those classic boards he takes his posi-
ton as first class actor, recognized such both
sides of the Atlantic
Richard III is the play in which he makes his de-
bd, in which part it viii be interesting 20 critics
to compare his acting with that of Mr. BOorH in the
same part last season.
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Specie.
nail Silver
Review of the Nashville Market, for the
Week ending Sept 90.


The trade in Produce during the week has been heavy The
stocks on the good nearly all descriptions Bacon
firm the week previous but do not alter quota
tons. Lard becoming and in considerable request
Dried Fruit not much sought after Corn is in moderate de-
article Wheats inquired fOr for seed, though
other qualities not in much request except at decline OF 10
@aOc quotations. for milling Flour steady
with demand. The Grocery aie has not been very brisk
and without any change in prices.
CoTToN-The receipts during the have been
very light and that received is mostly Of inferior quality
The receipts amounto only about 80 40 bales We have heard
of sales Of during the past three In the early part
Of the the 10 Cotton 9e,
to-day heard Of the sale off bales old 5se. 1t
Of very grade There good demand for lists OF
Cotton 99c for MiddIng and 9K9lOc for Strict
MddIing.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-There is a good supply Of on Flour
the Market which finding We quote superfne
$685. so and Extra Sc 5O9675 per h 90 2593 so in
sacks
The transactions in Wheat confined mainly the filling
orders for seed at a range Of 81 4O9l so per bushel
Corn continues in fair request and the market well
supplied quote yellow at white per bushel,
sacks included.
Rye limited request seed and is held at SI@I 25
There fair supply Of Oats the Market but the demand is
rather limited st 5596Oc per busheI
PRoVIsI0Ns-Bacon from country has offered
freely during the week for Ribbed Sides, 3H9
for Clear Sides lOc for Shoulders 139I4 for Hams
nearly The demand however,
is limited and quote barrel at l3c and keg at I49l5c
DRIED FRUITWe report good demand for Dried Fruit,
quote Apples peeled Soc Peaches, unPeeed Sl9l % and
peeled, -; and Pears, peeled, % par buShsl.
PEANUTSThere good demand for Peanuts at 7O975c
bushel.
GRoCERIKs-We hear OF change in the prices OF Gro
ceEies and repeat our former quotations as follows:
sUsAR-Fair 9K9Oc, Prime to Choice O9l01zc in
hcgheads and 9c atvance these quotations in b6s New
York Coffee Sugars lO9Ic Crushed and Powered
Loaf IL "a 9l2c.
MOLAssEs SYRUPMoasses in barrels 40945G gall half
barrels $685. Sugar House 4j45c Golden Syrup in barrels
75c. half barrels 50c, and kegs (ten gals Esq.,
coTTEE-Rio l6Hc, Laguyra nC9l6c, Java 1896 p b.
TKA-Imperia so @SI Gunpowde 5O975c Young HysOn 40
@60, Black 6Ul9$l.5O.
sALTWe quote Coarse Sack at S5O, and Fine at sl75
and Barrel 4Oc bushe The ample
to meet the demand.
GALLATIN sHEgTINGS-We quote Gallaiin Sheetngs at
s5I per yard.
COTTON YARNs-The following the agents quotations
Cotton zoe $780, DC Co., loci &c., c and
400, I2c.
WHISKYRectifed held at 2O923c gallon, and nry
at 50G75c per gallon, according to quality.
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. 29-DougIas addressed very
large crowd this afternoon at Prestons woods near
the city, severely denouneihg Breckenridge and
Buchanan as working for the election OF Lincoln,
and charging them with being responsible for that
result if he is elected.
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RaIIrOad Accident

PITrsBURG, Sept. 2s.-The train due this afternoon
from the East on the Pennsylvania railroad when
about mile east Of Stewards Station near Green's
burg, lost one passenger car over the embankment,
eighteen or twenty feet of the top of the ear part
ing with the passengers in it Twenty persons were
injured; two or three only, seriously Brakeman
Thomas Stephens viii probably die
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Nav 0RLEAEs Sept. s9-cottsn sales to-day 5000 Prices
easier quotations unchanged Flour 1895 &C. Corn
quiet 7297s. Provisions very dull Irda bagging Is. Other
articles unchanged.
C1cSAT Sept. 20 Flour duand unchanged. Corn sales
l4,Oe0 bustsls Soc. Whisky sales LOO bhs, Iss<
NV YeaK, Sept es-cottOn STEADY Sales $40 bales Md
ding Uplaid lOs. Flour dull. SALES 1900 bbIs 3O9s IS
Corn dun saesae 900 bushels ses9 Ness Pork dull Sales
600 hhls. IS s59lg s7s<. Lard dull. iaK9Is1s
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. 29-The river is rising with Z
feet water in the canal
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the August Term OF the County Court OF Hunpreys Ten
David Gray, executor Of the last will and Tesla
Of P. W. Burgess deceased paid into the Office Of the
County Clerk the Of S24l3l being The his
aforesaid and due to the ad Lucy Wilson,
Of egsees mentioned in said WILL whose residence
thereupon, motion, is ordered by the Court
that the Clerk advertise the proceedings in the Nashville UoH
four successive giving the sad Lucy
Wilson until the first Monday December next to forward
receive the it will be loaned for twelve months
Sentsnber ,6O-H4t-prs fee g. W ". HOBBS. Clerk
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CITY NOTICES.


The Sunday School Convention of the Tennessee
Conference win meet on Wednesday October Sd, al
the McKendree church at lob A. N. A full atten-
dance of the Delegates from all the charges is ex
pected and earnestly requested,
Public speaking may be expected at night during
the sitting of the Convention.
By THE COMMITTEE.
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sworn Testimony.
ScR0oN LAKE. Essex Co., N. Y.

February 6, 1883.
VIM 8. H1sAN. Troy, n. Y-Dear Sir: having used your
Hair CeoFng Restorative and having pleased
with It, take pleasure liz making the following statement From
the effects Of At OF sickness when eighteen years
Of age hair commenced turning grey, and continued 10
grow until Il became perfectly aate, being very
Last summer reached my fifty third year. When
induced by friend puFchss wobotes Of Hemsreets Hair
C0long prepared BY Icommeneed usngt according
directions and and IN days surprised hnd that
hair from the turning its orig nal
e5or. It Continued TO until truly brown ard
glossy Il Def lie youthful days. and Is fully
Teyfo7eI TO Its original color. MYEA SEAMAN.
Essex Co.. Myla Seaman before and duly
sworn says statement true, this 9th day Of
February, 1855 J0EL T. POTTER Justice OF the Peace.
Re1smher that this resale produced By HEIxsIRrs IN
isQbzs he original and eHlys ettd5Es hair Rsratve.
Price fifty centsa bottle. Sold everywhere.
HAGAE CO., Proprietors, Troy, n z.
seps-dEwIn
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: FIVE FSiSFiI PREPaR Hls' II
sANFORD's
Inv1SOrRtOE,
NEVER DEBILFFATEs.

T Is compounded entirely from Gum an
has become established fact, Standard Medicine know
and approved by all that have used it, and
sorted with confidence In all the disease for which
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ner1ncrnfIc RnIIY.

Hon. HUMPHREY MARSHALL of Kentucky by inyi-
vitaton, will address the Democracy of Nashville
and Davidson county at the corner of Broad and
Market streets, on Saturday night, October 9th.
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For TUILAHoNA.-It will be seen by an advertise
ment in this paper that gentlemen who wish 70 at
tend the Democratic Mass Meeting at Tullahoma on
Wednesday next, will be taken there and back by
the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad for half
fare
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McGuire'S Tennessee Justice, Mag
iSfrate,S Guide and Business
Mans Counsellor.


fsfrate's Guide and Business
Mans Counsellor.
H YOU ARE A MAGISTRATE,
1T TELLS YOU The origin Of your Office, its duties and
what Crime is, who is capable Of com.
hitting it, and how il is punished, what
evidence to receive, who liable to arrest.
TT TELLS Won The meaning Of Law Terms in general
nae with an abridged Law Dictionary,
and gives forms for Warrants, Deposi.
tons Writs, Afidsvits, Judgments,
stays Deeds, Mortgages, Summons, &c.
II, TELLS YOU what's Arson Burglary, Rape Robbery
Treason, Perjury, Larceny, Abduction,
Assault and Battery Conspiracy, Lewd-
ness, EmbezElement Bribery, Bigany,
Kidnapping ExtOrtiOn, Gaming, USu
~ Crimes and Misdemesnors OF Slaves,
and how they are punished
1T TELLS YOU Your civil powers duties, jurisiic-
ton in civil casel, when one Justice may
act for another, and Of summary turis'
diction.
1T TELLS YOU Your power and duties in case Of Re-
pevin, Attachment. FOrcible Entry
and Deainer, when acting as Coroner
1T TELLS you The procedure in criminal and
civil cases
IFX you ARE CONSTABLE,
HI TELLS YOU The origin of your oEce, its duties
powers and liabilities, and gives you
forms for the transaction Of all your
business.
IF YOU ARE IN BUSINESS,
IN TELLS YOU How 20 draw up Partnership Papers
Asnsnens Of ali kinds Bills Of Sale
Aos 70 mskeyOnr will ,how TO administel
Mortgages, Powers Of Attorney Bills o.
Exchange, Receipts and Releases.
III TELLS Y0U Eow keep cut OF Law by showing
you how to do yoT business legally
thRs saving vast amount Of property
and yexatious litigation by its time9l
consultation.
Agents Wanted In every County.
IPssnt to any address, post paid on the receipt of So
+. HAGAN q co.
| aug25-w2m Al College street, Nashville
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WOMAN KnLED.-The Knoxville Register learns
that the accommodation train on the East Tennessee
and Virginia Railroad on the 26th inst, run over q
woman near Lick Creek bridge and killed her.
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shelby Medical College.

SAMUEL PRICE, Janitor, University Building.
p s-Board may be had at from SO so to 50 per week
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Thousands are daily speaking in praise Of
4M- EAE4A,A INFANTFLE CORDIAL,
sne Shy1 because Il cs 1zs eord flis
Eiilconvines you that uhas We say IS true II ccfais
No PAKzEGORTG on 0PfaTE
Of any kne and therefore rsiieves By rsogao s snernQ
Of your child instead Of By dsadsso rs For ~
reasons i oonnends itseas the knoEr
lsE Cns5assn Teething, Diarrhaa. DYsente.
Stomach. Wind, Cold in an Hea d and Crom y
s.se LOT sgJnsae ne gums, reducing iasatioa Teg
an ~ Pasuodc, is used with ssnfaio saccss IN IA
esses q or other Fits. "A you va5He
from Etoss sad and 5oia0 cozssosssscs toS;eI ~ -
te g rssss rom ts e arcc5cs 81 aShieA al Other
bus Dr. Eat0ns Hnfantfle COrdinI. lis vou csn
rely It Il perfectly harmless and cannot iniure he
moss cesea1e 1sn. fse Is cents Publications accOmpa-
CHURCH q DuP0INT,
No 400 Broadway, New-York.
Healthy human Blood upon being AaIyzed always pre-.
ssn y wa ne sses elements and gives Of
frng from Consumption, Liver Complaint Dyroepss soul
&C. and and in ecy istaBcs certain dscieces il ne
are made well The Hood Foo founded sOo ana yos
Ory-hsnce its assDs2 g = sSsses 3 Z; Ishsssas
adapted to the deficiencies Of the Blood F-
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Or snT assotion What
ever Of the Throat or Lungs inducing Consump-
ton, use No. j. which the No. DsrreSsion
Spirits, Loss OF AppetI1es snd for al Oh runfc
Complaints arising from Over-use General De-
er Com pEainEss No. for Dyspepsia. Beiqo az
for dbscgp0 i is taken BY drops and
carried Immediately the circulation, that what YOU cain
you retain. Ths No. is for Female Irreguiarftfes,
e sterias Weaknessess DC See special directions
lOuss Kidney and Bladder Complaints take No.
In al cases the directions must be strictly followed Price
! Sold By CHURCH DUPONT,
No. 4Os Broadway, NeU York,
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the country.
0. WOOD 4 Co., ST Louis
apis Wholesale Agents for The West
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sec'y State Agricultural Bureau

Office of exhibition and sale of the GROVER d
RlKER Family Machines, No. 46 Public Square Nash
VILE, Tennessee. r. Ii. BRocKwAY,
Proprietor and owner of the GROVER BAKER Pa
tent for :he State of Tennessee. If
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no RUILDERs.I

xwYE are prepared 10 do he Tin-RoOfing ald aesr
M sheet Metal work Necessary IN baiiding n ~
most subuta manner viii centrac for the os
81 possible rates. T.. n. EUBANK a CO.,
Flr1t door below Post 0fdes On Church strast,
apS-d&z NASHVILLE Tenn.