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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-15
mr. KINGS DIsPENSARY
F0R PRIVATE DISEA sES.

OR KING formerly OF New YORK loF
TfF - me Isst four years OF Louisville; h5 =
GI@-s am. who has devoted his attention 10
tina treatment of private Gseases Tor 50 years lt
hirnssIf having attended 10 practise Ivi 80 ~!
- s,, cured 50 Iaany thousands, ne Is eLiD'eti 70
1Irs All diseases private nature, no MAJ. .,
,,aj they NAV be from inJudlelOus llediSa
- tTo Neglect OF their own. Dr- HING Dl=peisafE i
N - I,.aderIck street, between Cherry ana tle
aca,Ia story where lac cures all diseases ol Pi''
nature --.,,,, medicines or in.
reference with business ,,,.,,,,fr,- .rr.d IN
.Iirfurss OF old or recent date, eiectuaS cttu IL
. low DAYS by an operation which Gauss no l-liL
whore a structure exists health cannot De eng!
IsTbanS no disease causes more mischief anu dl4eI
mines the constitution so much -.
-nbiiis with all the diseases OF the SKIN, grow NJ
- ~ NEGLECT or bad treatment, can be eleetuIiiS
cured in a few days - 1,,,-i,,,, t,,sr
C,aI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. attention nav ih9 oeeI
i.n 10 this disease and all the consequences sIOMI5
~ Of IL brought ON many cases by the Cts'E Nv
t,bits al nconsderate youths, ana eACeSslHS t.i.
1nct of the uassiOns neglect ol winch VIII uiL'le
5n. the constitution rendering the SUBJECT uhll' lO
business or society and causing preIiliiuIe oi 80
Females who may be abOrlng win any u!iiiIAi'S "
a., womb NAV rest assured immediate fellei-
Persons residing abroad by writing anu st'-is tIie
. yvith lee enclosed, direct 10 Dr a hlS' No =
I,derck street Nashville Tenn Wih have tHe Iito
sarr medicines sent their address oilce houi'
iran O'Clock IN the morning until III the evening
juIvIO-indNvly
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F7II Sul'F'3 u
HIDDEN PATH.

The following notice Of this work Is from the gener-
Gus pen Of ANN CORA RICHIE and pays just trb-
ute 10 the most successful female writer Virginia has
produced: WIN CULLEN BRYANT. =
Let this noble production lie upon the table, and
eniven the hearth Of every true Southerner Poster
this gifted daughter Of the South with the expanding
sunshine Of appreciation and refreshing dews oil praise
Stimulated undeveloped genius, to walk IN her steps,
simulated her acheyements, show her honors ana Inc
cry that the South has no literature is senced iore
ever.
And a large supply Of above, and MOSS SIDE
Afresh supply OF RUTIED6E
had rather written RUTLEDGE than MIL. on
THE FIOSs-zfathor Of Behlah.
HaRRER and Cooley for September, just received
by So f. HAGAN,
AueaI-f6srs.s ~ - No. Il College Street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-15

"Louis Napoleon owned by f. N
McNARY, Esq, of this vicinity, took the
$500 premium yesterday offered for the best
aged stallion, harness stock.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-15

~The Nashville and Northwestern Rail-
road is being rapidly clicked into shape
The trestlework north of Capitol Hill is
completed, and the cars are running out t1f
teen miles from the city.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-15

large stock of every grade of Prints, Bleached and
Brown Domestics, Plaid lindseys prinIed and plain al
wool DeIaines and Cashmeres, Colored Silks, Black
Silks Poplins, Debages, French Merinos, English and
German Merinos, Printed American DeLanes, Ribbons
Trimmings, White Goods, Embroderies, Laces; a large
stock of white yellow, red and gray Flannels; Cloths
Cassmeres, Sattinetts, Jeans, Seal Skin and Beaver
Cloths; Over Coatings large stock Of Shirts, Skirts
Fronts Shirt Collars Suspenders, Gloves, Hose anc
half Hose of every kind, &c.
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he Mill of the Gods GrindS SlOv
F. n AG a N
eceived simultaneously with its issue
MARION HARIAND'S NEW BOOK,
MEM E s 6.

By the Author Of Hidden Path, Alone and Moss side
The scene of the story Of Nemesis is laid 10 the
South The time, the beginning of the present ceniu-
nv The customs and events of those days are traced
with fidelity and spirit, yet so skilifuy interviewer
with the narrative that the reader is not earied by
statistics or dry historical details The homes OF hiiy
wears ago seemed as familiar TO him as those he visited
but Yesterday and their inmates differ little from the
men and women with whom he associates daily The
pictures Of humble life graphic and refreshing In
no other work from authors pen can there be found
greater variety of incident more artistic deeneaton
of character more of thought and vigor OF
DESCRIPTION, and Certainly other contains plot 50
striking in conception and so ably managed
The reader cannot but remark how irresistably yet
naturally he is borne along by the tide Of events.
There IS no need after he is in the current TO
Main the omnous title that rowns at the top of the
mage Before the Nemesis is anvaiied the reader feels
her subtle influence understanding by intuition that
there are hidden springs and secret wires under the
feet and 10 the homes Of the uRsuspecting objects OF
her vengence and the pertinent motto of the authorers
fully proves that reribution though somiimes slow is
always safe. ~
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% Nnr,a.. Of : tie DE-. !sl.el5g Eaa.e.

F1IRSIANT 10 n decree Of the Chancery Court
1 Nashville, in the case OF Barrow and findsley-
Admr's Of the late Dr. John Shelby, deed Is Maria
Court house in Nashville Oa Saturday, Ocfo5er 20th
1850 % slaves belonging the estate or Dr. Shelby
TERMS-6 and II months, credit, with interest,"
purchasers to give their with two approved secu
rites and payable m Bank. Sale absolute and without
restriction. -,
At the family residence, in Ege1eid, on friday he
IalL Oto.r 1860 will sch all the Furniture and other
unsod personal property OF every description, TO The
highest bidders. Six months credit with interest,"
notes 10 he navable IN Bank and be well secured ex
cept when the purchaser amounts 10 less than 500 IN
which case the cash will be required.
septI~tds J. F. GI.EAVES, C. VI.
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Col. LUMsDEN OF New ORLEANS (Losr On
THE LADY ELGIN.-Mr. Lumsden, says an ex-
change. was native of North Carolina, and
at. the time of his death was between fifty and
Gfty-fve years of age. He went to New Or
leans about thirty years ago, where he iol-
lowed his profession as practical printer T;
he subsequently, formed business copartner-
shin with c. W Kendall, and established the
n. O. Picaul7s, which paper is recognized as
| one of the leading journals of the Southern
| States. Mr.. Lumsdcn's connection with the
| Ptcay,ias continued uninterrupted from the
! dav Of its establishment until his decease ;
the exceptions being short pleasure-trips into
, the interior of the country. and similar to
! that on which he met his untimely death
| His partner, Mr.. kenlall, on the contrary
/ was an extensive traveller in the capacity ol
| correspondent of the Picay1iHe, and was IN
| Texas during her border troubles which re-
| suited in hostilities with Mexico. Mr.. Ken
dali continued his travels to Mexico, and re-
| manned there from the opening to the closing
| of the war. His contributions giving the de
tails Of the war, under the nom de plume o.
! Mustang" were extensively read through
| out the country. and were instrumental II
obtaining large circulation for the paper
and favorable nOtOriety for lis proprietors
Mr.. Lumslen had an amiable wife, and sol
fourteen years Of age, both of whom, 1t Il
feared. were with him at the time of his death
and shared the fate of the husband and ia
Their. During the last few years MIR. Lums
denis participation in the direction OF th'
Pjegsulne has been somewhat limited by {
change in the title of the finn and rea
rangement of lis executive department, tn
chief duty devOlving on Mr.. Holbrook, tn
| managing partner
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Haslaa, Raal Eztats for sui.

PURSUANT 10 a decree of the Chancery Court al
Nashville in the case OF VIM Haslam, admir- &c,
rs Ctharine Ha and others will proceed 10 sell
CA the premises, Wednesday, tie lOf IF O7ooT lsoO,
all the Real Estate Of which The late Samuel Haslam
died posSasSfsi: the same consisting Ct the Mn Lot
Lots On Warren street, Lots on Beleville street,
Lot on jefferson of COZ feet Lot OF 800 feet ON
jefferson street, in AcGavOck's Addition, Lot II
Bash & Whitesde's addition, No 60 The Mn icili b.
sold 30 be reia0ned By purchaser
TERMs-l, = and years credit with interest; good
personal security required and lien retained
sepil-tds ]. E GIEAVES, c. & NJ
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paniel Young Farm-fsr sale.

DTRSIJANT to a decree of the Chancery Court al
/ Nashville, in the case of ID T. w ilkinson Ext, Sc-'
of PANEL Young deed rs Ellen Young and the other
heirs and credit said Daniel Houng, Iws proceed
to sell on the premises Friday Ocfcte1 l2fA, lsoo,
that fine Farm OF the late Daniel Young situated
miles from this city, Whites Greek containing sos
acres and with excellent improvements OF every Kind
upon it. =,
est Notes with good security required and payable IN
Bank. and lien retained
See hand bills J. = Gi.EANtS,t VI
Sant4-tis
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2 Nsnn., Of tle Nark Young esta.e for ~.

= . AegFotS q le -HI1N O'''1y 'S'' 1 TOT UT
DTRSUANT 10 a decree Of the Chancery Court al
admr OF Mark Young decd rs Elizabeth Young and
others viii sell the Court house IN Nashville ca
SJf,frday October ooh 1850, the following slaves To-
wit: Susan, Fanny and Edward
TTRNs-6 months credit without interest notes pay
able in Bank and with good personal security required
sentI-tds J. E GIEAVES, c. 4.
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GA ETNO On.
Spurious American Watches.

We are credbIy informed that some OF the Jewelers.
of Nashville are selling counterfeit aud imitation Amer
lean Watches for the genuine article manufactured at
Waltham, Mass.
1t is hardly necessary state that such Watches are
perfectly worthless as tmekcepers and when bought
for genuine are calculated TO nure the high reputation
which our watches have attained. We therefore eau
ton the public against buying our watches rom any
person who cannot furnish certificate OF genuiness
for every watch offered for SALE bearing the number Cd
the watch and the signature Of the Treasurer OF the
Company R. F. Robbins. We also beg to inform moss
who deal in the spurons article, that legal proceedings
will be instituted against them upon any well aahea-
,,cate instance of their selling counterfeit or eoora
HE imitation of any of products aer this notice
For the American Watch Co.
ROBBINS & APPLETON, Agents,
| ana ao-dxw1m Isl Broadway, New York.
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rne EXPRESS Freight Tain.

On the Nashville ~sad Chattanooga kaiiroS'a' " Ill
commence running On the 2d Of July IN eioS
ON with the Express Train on TIE efea' ''A'ii''
Line via Charleston and Savannah ana continue III
= -, ,.rsfnass Jason through time from New
York EIGHT D.lYS
IuIv 2S-tf - L W JUL up
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$4,000 Copies already sold.
EVERYBODY,S LAWYER
AND
COUNSELLOR In Blu SIN ESS,
BY FRANK CRO>BE,

OF the Philadelphia Bar.
II Tells You How draw up Partnership PdpeTs
- and gives general forms 4qTee-
Bents Of all kinds, BilIs osf Sale.
r-. a Leases and I1efitiORS.
II Tells You How to draw up Bonds and Mortgages,
AffdIrits. POsceTS Of attorney, AoSss
aid Bills Of Exchange, Reesitts and
Releases
II Tells You The Laws for the Collection Of Dei1S,
- with the Statutes Of EinsitGtioR, and
amount and kind OF property Er-
emtf from Execution in every state.
IL Talls Vou How to make an Assignment proper
- A " with forms for Composition with
Creditors, and the Iasotusfit Laos Of
every State.
II Tile You The legal relations existing between
Guardian and Ward Master and
- "a ssaSA ~ apprentice, and Landlord aud Tn
t. Tails You What constitutes Libel and Slolsoier
- Ae "AA and the Law Marriage Doaoer,
the Wife's Right an Properly, D-
rsrce and Alinong
tt ralYs- Won The Law Mechanics Liens IN every
~ AoAAS A safe and the Naturalization LduS
OF this country, and how to comply
u with the same.
TT Tal,z You The Law concerning Pensions and how
/ To obtain me, and the Pre- EHlI1a0a
| Lars TO Public LdRdS.
r, relIs Won The Law for Patents, with mode of
| procedure in obtaining one, with IN
references, Assignments and Tube q
| FEES.
| T, r.l,s Won How to make your WI and how to
| - Ao NV 4dBiiniSeT Estate, with the
| Law and the requirements thereof IN
| Il every State.
| ~ AeAiS ~" use and explains TO yOu the Legis
| Iaire ErecBtire and judicial F'ose
| .sFlE s,.s of both the General and Sat
GoreJ1imeats-
IF Tells You How to keep ont Of La'c, by show ns
| how 10 do your business legally
| thus saving a vast amount OF prop
| ertv and VeNatious litigation, b,
| its timely consultation.
| S;ools comics will be sent by mail postage paid, L
Eeyy Frraer EeTg Mechanic, Every Nan 81 Bus'i'eSS
and Everybody ETy State, "n receipt Of 81 90 OF
law style Of binding at 81 %. sEE
/.
$1,000 A YEAR sas Tp @'s:'s me- e
everywhere is selling the above work, Is our induce
| ments To all such very liberal.
For single copies of the Book for terms 10 agents
| with other information, apply Ia or address
JOHN POTTER, Publisher,
| No Oh .SlnSoM ST. Philadelphia, Pa
| septs-si3m
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Watkins, Park.
coNyrTTEE or ARRANGEMENTS.

COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS.
WV. R. ELLIsTON, A. F. Corr, SAM. WAT
KIxs. MADISON STRATroN, THOMAS 7. SMILEY,
MICHAEL. VAUGHN, W. 3. EWING, JESSE JoR-
DAN, Gen. MATLoCK, THOMAS b. JOHNSON,
GILBERT MARSHALL, S. S. HALL, ENoCH
CUNNINGHAM, HENRY COMPTON, PHILIP SHUTE,
E. B. BIGLEY.
Everybody is invited. Let no friend OF
the Union and the Constitution, OF peace and
qaiet, fail TO attend.
m-F. HAGAN & Co. have our thanks Tor
the n. Y. Ledger and Hdrper's Weekly the'r
weekly supply of which they have received
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PRESnUAII>T.
HARNESS STOCK

Aged Stallion-13 Entrics-F. n McNairy'
Prem. d
Two year old Stallion-13 Entries-f.
Harsh, Prem.
one wear old StaIlion-3 Entries-A- q.
franklin. of Sum1er Co. Prem.
Suckling-I5 EItries-John Leak, OF sum
ner Co.. Prem.
Aoed Mare Entries-W. r. Elliston,
Prem.
Three year old Marc Entries-John
OvertOn, Prem
Two year old Marc Entries-W. k. FL
listOn. Prem
One year old EntriGS-John Hill. Prem
Suckling-j Entries-A- Michel, PreLn-
Pair Carriage Mares EntFies-B. r.
COckrill. Prem.
The premium of $50 offered by F. n Nc
Marry for the best colt by Louis Napoleon
was taken by colt owned by JoHN NAUIx
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Gbaurerp SaIes
Ihancery sales.

800 "a HsJor HoTks' FaEHs5or sale q, ~
nfRSFtNF To- 3 decree of the Chancery Court. al
/ Nashville in the of Sarah u. Work Is I'm
fvbus and others viii proceed To sell on the TeaseS
on Tuesday, Oh Ocfss, 1s60, the Farm Of ls9 acres
lvpg on the northern bank The river (Cumberlandl
miles from the CITY and known the home place Ct
Major Work and bought by him Of VIM Pybus
TERNS-Sae free nom redemption, and on credit OF
G. u Is and ~ months, without interest-purchAser
10 owe notes with approved security and lien % be re
tained j. E. GiEAyES, c. NJ
sest4-tds f.r-
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NOTICE.

hay, sold QUE my entire interest IN Tie MN =,
,-,-,,I.on : Humphrey, TO David iilnphrey, who wl
,;,,, me business a. heretofore / VII assist MN
I,n in vfniingap the business of the Old hrli ana
it for hirn oontinuaucc Of the patronage oeSto" go
'''. .,l.,,- I. c NICHOLSON
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Negro extra size Mud Boots, and Fine Fur and Wool
Hats Cloth Caps and large stock of Variety Goods,
Threads of all kinis, and Yankee Notions, &c, &c
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IoufsxfIle Markets.

LOUISVILLE, Sept F. "
Money remains tight and the general sc.ts are
unehsn eed riihtr dall, de Il heilg busy stat
ping Hog qua T. The. Gems be- ,Ds ider-
able anxiety Isrt of packer III pose ofpisce
mett al prof prices cur-ent-ipr hes lot "i
pork was .,tared 10 day al SIS.
-FOUR AND GR4IN-Saesn r $50 bbls -four al s.
35!a6, 100 bnstes wheat an s1f7l Is, 100 bushels
oats at $50 SOC, 900 bushels sheIied rn at &c
CHEESs-SaIes Of 25 boxes Enshslissairy IA I2eze-
WHISKY SHE'S I36bbis raw al aotic. e =
PRoyISiorS-SaIss r 30 casks bsc'p at fer.ner
rates 20 .es hard at Is t.ui.e 80 l 80
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-15

In orer Ia reduce my stock a much as pozsi6ie6e
-eceiv,ps new Goods, for short tune will oiiel
,o,e.;ire stock at cost, for cash
-a7oeo DAVID HUMPHREY
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Sept. lip. u. =
FLOUR-A very dull ma ket to-day, and prices
ruled hit better than nominal. S1perne sold at s.,
there were not many buyers at these rates. The
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Tennessee & Alabama Railroad.
90 - IS:

ON and after MONDAY SEPTEMBER 10TH 1850 the
u Morning Train, going South will leave Nashville
al 5 rs a. N, instead Of AIS 49,
Through Tickets given 20 Decatur, Grand Jahei'oh'
and Memphis. Only seven miles staging
The time from Nashville 10 Decatur, Srand june
ton and Memphis viii be hour and 10 minutes -
than by any other route.
Returning the Train from Memphis, Grand Junction
ana DECATUR viii arrive II Nashville NJ r. M ens
hour sonner than By any other Road
W. ON PERKINS,
sept5-tf superintendent
! The Evening Train viii :eave at O'clock r NJ -
/ heretofore.
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LARGE AND EXTENSIVE STOCK

house a large amount Of Commission Goods, which will
be sold regardless of prices
This indeed is chance for cash and prompt pay
purchasers liberal discount viii DE allowed on all
time bills for cash. We would merely say to who
have deserving credit and pay cash just attend this
sale the goods must be Sold Remember the days Of
sale, September Is, 10 and 20. 4 i 49, =
sept6-tc = azss aU'Gs &. ATRABUE & LOCUS.
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RECEPTION OF
HON, JNO. J. CRITTENDEN
OF KENTUCKY,
.to- - IN, o.a o<tI, I2RA

The Union party OF Nashville having
learned that Hon JOHN J. CRITTENDEN would
visit his friends in this city, he has been in
vi;ed to address the people upon the issues
of the pending Presidential election. de
will arrive on Monday. the oath inst. and on
Tuesday. 25th inst. a GRAND BASKET DIX
NER will be held at
watkins, Park.
4 number of distinguished gentlemen from
this and adjoining States have been invited
aud are expected 10 be present.
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION:
RUSSELL. HoUSTON, SAM. d. MORGAN, DIR
j. E. MANLovE, JOHN TRMBLE, JOHN Nj
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New Fail and Winter Goods
DOCTOR MESECK'S
Medical NiSpvnsary
AND
Consulting Rooms,
On Deaterick street.
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

,rr po..or himself y an cid sPrsctitoner, from
tbe oil and this country being already 10 years
N America, having manfully and hororaoiy sur
- - ,unrc,i de th OF the whole range OF dis
cases q. our different climates, south ana NORM 50
TAT the fame OF his success in the tr 'ment oil gen
eraI and private diseases IS iBdlspUt1Dte 'r "b0n
he has tie most reliable references
special ntiOn paid to disc iseS OF feIhales au
Children much qualification he ieeis, III esH'I
al by being entrusted with desperate cases iOr 10
illustrate hrs skill. He sconyeTsant xiihIIie AMER
can French anu German languages, and always
really u tender his advice and services win p0ite-
ue>s consideration ness and discI etICu.
PersJns Et a distance may have his Ssylce ano
medicines by consulting through letters, inclps
MA lee, 10 ost-Cffce Box No $50.
Ills Family Residences on North Market street
Iuusl3-u
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RDRs.d mo! MOTIFS
Ghalpbeate 2ills.

An aperient and stomaehic preparation OF
IRON purified of Oxygen and Carbon by COM
bustion in Hydrogen, of high medical author
ity and extraordinary efficacy In each OF the
following complaints, viz:
DEBILITY, NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, E4A'
CATION, DYSPEPSIA, DlARRHEA. CONSTI-
PATTON SCROF6LA, SALT RHEUM, ScURVf,
JAUNDICE, LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEUMA-
TISM. MERCURIAL CONSEQUENCES, IETEa
INTENT FEVERS, NEURALGIA, CHRONIC
HEADACHES, FEMALE WEAKEESS. MIS-
MENSTRUATIoN, WHITES, CHL0R0SIS, etc.
PTMpLES ON THE FACE, R0UGHNESS OF
THE SKIN, ets.
The IRON being absorbed by the blood, and
thus circulating through the whole system, no
cart of the body can escape their truly wonder.
sul influence.
Tie experience of thousands daily proves that
m nreuaration of Iron can for q moment be
,ouaared with it. Impurities Of the blood, de-
preston of vital energy. pale and otherwise
ickly compilations indicate its necessity IN al
most every conceivable case. In all cases OF
male debility (fuor albus chlorosis. etc., Its
fleets are delig htfully renovating. No remedy
aas ever been discove,ed, in the whole history
Of medicine which exerts such prompt happy,
and -uIlv restorative effects. Good appetite com
ulete digestion, rapid acquisition Of strength.
| win an unusual disposition for active anc
cheerful exercise, Immediately follow It's use.
| As a grand stomachio and general restorative
| Il has no superior and no substitute
| Put ND I'm neat hat metal boxes contains g;
20 Wills price so cents per box SIX noe 6
e. 80: one s:oZen boxes. 81 eo. foE seie Ds
1 IS-u-gists generally. Will be sent fres TO
| any address receipt OF the price. An Ie*
t.rs orders ETC., should be addressed y"
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We unwillingy acknowledge that we have the larg
est stock of every description of Goods in the city OF
Nashville and we have to say is that intent to sell
them Our house be the head quarters for cash
and short time prompt buyers only There is Cash
and prompt Time Trade that purchase their goods in
this city, and intend sell that Trade exclusive.
ly; and say to cash and prompt time buyers call
"a amin ~ ! u
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
Saturday, September %.
CA NDl ID n Il T. y.

FOR MAYOR.
Y HOLLINGSWOETH
r. y CIfEATHAM-
John HUGH SMITH