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N0RT0N'5 OINTMENT,


SALT AND sOROFULA;
Permanently cures scaldhsad Rlheworrns, and all
-i. Itching Eruptiohs ofthe Skin.
This Ointment penetratss to the basis Of the dis
sassgoes to its very souree-and cures from the flesh
beneath to the skin on the surface. Sold In large
glass boxes, price 30 cents. U sal4
Prepared By GERkET NORTON YPrOpist0f, New York.
Depot at PESFoLD, PARKEE 4. Mow1ssS No. 15
Beekman street. o.11l.1 So 6 -aL a.i ID ADD
Sold BY STRONG & ARMSTRONG. kb2s
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sl-B0r FsIesrapblc, Market Hnd NIarlue
NelE. - EouglA raec.
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summit County Fair.

The Summit County Agricultural Fair will
be held at Akron on the I'd, Sd, 4th, and 5th
days Of October. The Summit Fairs are sec
ond to none in the State, and the Horse
Breeders Association of the County have
united with the Agricultural Society in the
exhibition this season. The track is fine
one, and the Fair will be made very attract
i've
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The synod Of Ohio.

The Synod of Ohio connected with what is
termed the New School Church, in the Pres
byterian Church, met at Columbus on the
27ths and selected Rev. Alex. duncan as
Moderator, and Rsvs. c. C. Hurt and Henry
Calhoun as Temporary Clerks. About fEy
delegates were present. The Synod covers
about One-thiFd Of Ohio, extending to the Re
serve Onsthe North and to the Ohio river on
the softh, and consists Of 50 ministers and 72
ehurchea, with,a membership of 1855.
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aRPURIToAN NOaITNATIONs.

Prosident-A ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
Vice Presleent-TIANNIBALH HANILIN,
10 p suprume Jpdge-J JACOB BItI INKhIetAOEF
Is ATTORNEY eenerai-.fAaIRS MURRAY.
Beard Pub. Works-LEVI SARGENT.
Oongruss-ALBERT q. RIDDLE.
q, Prohats Judge--DANIEL r. TILDEN.
Clerk Of Court-FEkE ED. ], PRENTISS.
shsriG--IAlIEs A. CRAW.
6 Auditor-lIlsN1E c. HAWKINS
e Ugmtaissioner--y JOHN RARNUaEsI
suryeyer-5. C,s6RXTON. gt
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Tbs obfobicle speaks Of The Republ

The Chronicle speaks Of the Republican
Convention OF the 9th as one OF the most
imposinrand magnificent demonstrations ever
presented in our country, 1t ssys-''in
numbers, enthusiasm, devices ani peculiar
displays, it was really wonderful-toially
unexpected by even those who were most in
elined to promise great things 1t excelled
the great Fremont movement in 1856, both
in numbers and point Of attraction, and the
spectator was inVoluntarily carried back to
the taog cabin" and ''hard cider demonstra-
tions Of the Harrison Campaign Even the
late Centennial Celebration, for which so
much preparation had been made, has been
far e1celled, while in enthusiasm, excitement
and popular interest, that event will not COM
pare with the one Of to-day. If "Honest Old
Abe Lincoln's popularity is to be Judged
By, and his success predicated on the OutpSur-
ing and enthusiasm of the masses-the hard
listed mechanic, the tOiIing labOrer asd the
the honest farmer, then, indeed his election
next November is a foregOne conclusion, and
placed beyond any peradTenture.
The procession in the forenoon measured
over FIVE miles in length, and was an hour
and half in passing given point. 1t was
composed Of Wide Awake Clubs, Drayhen,
Butchers, Iron Men, Manufacturing Turn
outs Coal Diggers, Boatmen, Ward Iand
Country Delegations, &c, &c. As sPsci-
men Of the spectacle we add the Chronicles
account of the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-29
THE GREAT EASTERN.

Now I've time, and 1 viii tell you,
All about my recent trip, -.---
On the railroad, down to Gotham,
70 see the great Steam Ship.
First III tell you Of my reception,
For, with the ambassadors from japan,
stopped at house on Broadway,
Called the metropolitan.
When entered this great Hotel,
A gentleman most polite
Took my baggage, and said, ''My dear sir,
In our book, your name please write"
Then made my mark upon their book,
In manner no ways small: Lsaid,
When the smiling Clerk, behind the counter,
'tYou're from lsaae's Union Haill'
assured him had the pleasure,
OF haiiing from that spot
Says he, timy friend we're full tonight,
50 you'll have TO take cot"
Then he showed me in the parlor, -.
To q soft and downy cot,
And with regrets, assured me,
Next day they'd change my lot.
Next day they changed il truly
Of their friendship as q proof, .r
They placed me in the highest IoOm
They had beneath the roof
When got down stairs once more;
As am rather fat,
] told the Clerk could not climb
SO many stairs as that a
The Leland took me by the hand,
Says he, ''my clever feller,
Ifyou're not used to getting high,
Wen put you in the cellar"
told him was satisfied
With anything he'd do,
But If it was the same to him
I'd stop between the two.
Then they made me quite contsnfed;
And III say 20 every man,
When next you visit New York City,
Stop at--the metropolitan.
But in telling Of my reception,
have let the subject slip,
must now tell you all about
My visit to the Ship.
The Ship was anchored in the stream,
And climbed up a ladder Of ropes,
But when the ladies went on board,
They showed no Little hoops.
Everything about the Ship .
Was on Q scale extremely large
Even the price paid for seeing her,
Tor q dollar was the charge.
The ship was very dirty
They had not prepared at all,
For visit from the Proprietor
Of ISAACk UNION RAIL-.
l Then left the Ship disgusted, -
And bought my stock for Fall,
ana can now supply With CLOEHING
., All that visit Union HALLS HaH
ag-I have now the largest and best Stock Of Fall
and Winter Clothing for Men and Boys wear In The
city Purchasers at Wholesals and Retail are invi-
ISAAC A. IsAACsi
. MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agent for the sale Of Singers celebrated
-.a SEWING Nh CHIMES
AND
STORR'S AUTOMATON PRESSMAN.
Corner Of Union and Superior streets.
~ LOOK oUF FOR TIE GIANTS Eu
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Smith, Parke & Co, of the Ninth Ward
Foundry, made g good display, numbering
some sixty men. One o. their wagons eon-
tanned a ioundry in fnl operation, with en-
gine, mouidings, castings, etc.
The WOrkmen Of Mitchell, Heron Il Co.,
Union Foundry, numbered htty men, and
had two wagons with appropriate banners.
The Eagle Foundry, Bissel 3 Co.. was
also represented by about fifty men, bearing
on a wagon a parlor and cook stove.
The Seho Works had out over thirty work.
men in two wagons, and bore banner with
the motto Wen have protection
Mitchell, Heron & Co, w. B. Kenuey, mar
shall This establishment occupied two
wagons with about forty men. Banner with
the motto ''American Industry must be
protected
South Pittsburgh Iron Works delegation
and DilWorth / Co.'s powder wagon followed
next, the latter bearing the motto, Demo-
creey must be hard rock If we can't blow
it, aI 1lg4 .s,s.t-i WI
NfsCRLLANEous.
The WOrkmen Of Hussey, Wells & Cos
Copper Works, turned out in great strength,
numbering not less than hundred aud fifty.
They carried on large wagon samples Of
copper and brass Among the mottoes on
the banners, we noticed the following -" The
Ship OF State is badly damaged-W repair
her. +" Lincoln, Hamlin, copPer bottomed
and copper fastened" Disinion The
slave separating from his uInster9
The Penn Coal Works, Dickson, Stewart
s Co, was represented by their whole force
Of wOrkmen. In the front was wagon bear
ing the name Of the works, and number Of
thr employees while the rest followed on
foot dressed in rcd shirts and blue trowsers,
having organized themselves int company
called the Lincoln Rangers.
Bailey, Brown & Co.'s coalworks were re-
presented by q delegation in two wagons,
which proceeded a number Of carriages from
Brownstown and Birmingham.
Snowden township delegation was made
up Of a number Of private vehicles, and the
Rail Maulors," with band, on large plat
form car. w ie5
The Lower st. Clair delegation was headed
by the Sligo Coal Works, which had coal
car filed with coal, on a wagon drawn by
sixteen horses One Of their banners contain
ed the pithy motto, Capital should not own
Labor" lnaL
The Birmingham Window Glass Works
turned out sboutone hundred and twenty mer
in wagons. A huge glass cylinder was the
most striking object.
Speeches from the different stands werC
made by Col Curtin, Senator Wade, Gov
Corwin, Mr.. Cowan, Mr.. Armor of Maryland
Mr.. Campbell Of Virginia, Senator Caldwell
of Virginia, Mr.. McMichael of Philadelphia
and by Carl Sehurz in the evening.
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The wide Awake TOrch-light procession
in Pittsbnrgh the evening Of the 2eth, is
PRONOUNCED by tie Chronicle, an independ-
sbt journal the most brilliant and imposing
demonstration ever seen in that city, The
number in the procession who bore torches
aas, By actual count 2ss9, and it was City
minutes In passing point though the men
marched with a lively step, aud sometimes
four abteast. The procession was headed by
tie wheeling Wide Awakes and Pioneers, in
tares divisions, and numbering $50 men,
ia bearing q banner and transparency inscribed
a.sKeUf Virginia greet you Of Pennsylvania
in the noble eanse of Republieanism." Then
followed the gfaad arrey Of Torches Fire
Works Baanes,r Trauspareneies, Notices,
ETC., marching and cOunter-naTehiug through
tammed streets and sidewalks, for six or sew
ID en- miles. The Chronicle says;
The whole city seemed in q blaze Of light
and this. with the tanciful character OF the
uniforms, the music OF the different bands
and the shouts and cheers Of the mulhtudes
who filed the streets, made up a sceene ex-
tremely striking and attractive.
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CITIZENS PREss.--This is the title Of a new
Democratic paper Just established at Zanes-
-Eilie, by Asnsfenbaugh. 1t hoats the flag
of Breckenridge and Lane.
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81 ogA84 4Jadke5La&nsnlse returned from his
trip to the Reform Farm yesterday, and vii
preside at the Police Court this morning.
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Brass 8aanarg.

LANES H. ODELL, BRASS
BrasS Work Of every description, No IS Union ST.
fsE doors from superior street, Cleveland, Ohio Il.
ia prepared % furnish all kinds Of work used loF
steam, Water or Gas, and all the various articles
used IN the Plumbing Business. Besr Pumps Of sn
kinds made and repaired Brass Casting dOno daily
AndBTass Work og 81 ktnal Tepairod. dscGRs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-29

BRooKLYN BRIpeE.-The County has erect
ed fnebridge across the GuyahOga at five
mile lock, and beautiful bridge tbs, cost
ing So COO This makes the road straight
from. Newburgh to Brighton and Brooklyn,
and now affords one Of the finest drives we
have from Cleveland to Tewburgh, then to
Brighton and home on the Plank road. 1t
also affords straight road between many
points before reached By a very eircuitous
route. Much credit is due all concerned in
its building.-DeaLerJ d wot a.a .r.i "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-29

' REMOVAL.
A R. REDING, MERCHANT
IA TAILOR, has removed to No. l6 Prospect
street, Redhead's Block, few dsors west of Jones
Marble Factory where he will be pleased to and
suit his old customers, as usual, and new ones in
Yited.
advantageous to call on him.
Bgr Particular attention paid to cutting Boys
Clothing augl0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-29

Given under my hand at the Court House, in the
CITY Of Cleveland, this 9Th day of September, A. ID.
ls6O. DAVID % .,.N I, MEGHiTMAN " y Man
DOUGLAS HAS GONE. BUT
there are few chances left for energetic men
to make from five ten dollars per day by calling
on US at he City Hotel for further PARTICULAR
. .1.E H.a nO H WARNER,
ss. f..s a.-a s-.'- ALBERT HOWE.
Cleveland. ssgt27:se2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-29

GARIBALDI's WwE.-A letter from Mar
settles Of the 9th ult says;
"The wife OF General Garibaldi has been
In this city for the last two days. She ap-
pears to have given up the idea Of embarling
b the Pausilippe steam packet which leaves
7thiseysning for CiEita Yeoehia and Naples,
and probably win wait for some Garibaldian
vessel, which frequently arrive here, The
departure of the wife Of the Dictator leads to
the suppositon that a reconciliation has been
brought about between them. II may be re-
.membered that GRribaldi, after having re-
-ceived an anonymous letter which led to a
stormy explanation, separated from his wife,
one Of the daughters oftherieh Marquis Ray
mondl on the evening Of their marriage"
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An fhat can leave arc fleeing from the
country, Mr.. H. represents the emigrants
from Kansas during the month of August at
the rate of two hundred day. But there
are some that cannot leave They have Hei-
tker money, nor food, nor strength to migrate-
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An the School Books used in Cleveland are
Sold by Ingham & Bragg.

CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOLS are sold by
INGHAM 4 BRAGG
l aaai l9l Superior street.
". A. INGHAM, Detroit street, west Side
=. H. MERRILL. Is Prospect street. l,E sep5
ATTENTION, WIDE AWAKESf
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Bell Coal.

AVING taken the above Coal, ready to fill orders
left either the yard at the OCe of the Citizens Coal
Company, No 10 Cherry street, where be found during
the day. WI. THOMAS.
Persons owing Coal please call
octl0-2m
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FIREWORKS, TORCHES,
FLAGS, DECORATIONS and
FIRE BALLOONS
In any quantity at LUoKS.
NoV3-G

SEALED PfOPOSAlS
kA1ILL bsreceived at the once Of The n
w o'clock, u, November 10Th for he Drsyage OF Re
Nashville Chattanooga Rail Road year ending Nov
NOv3 S-lt
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TOIhur's Eclipse washing ,rIachine.

WE only Washing Machine brought before Ire people
which s o. absolute practical It simple cesp "a
easily operated and comnends itself favor of ser5v
Apply to HARDY BROTHERS, Agents.
sep& A2PubIic SQUARE
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I'M PERT 4 L WIN E BITE z 8.
challenge the verdi produce their equal Though they
have the public for year only yet they used
and highly approved Of from Maine to the Great Salt Lake As
remedy Incpient Consumption Indigestion, Dyspepsia Piles
Nervous deases Female Complaints and all requiring
tonic they As Beverage. they truly de-
ghul For the aged and inm for adults children of
delicate constitution they without arrival
For the Of throat - Clergy they
set like a charm.
Ueed in connection with pure COD Liver Oh y cured
Of chronic Consumption in Albany New York after had been
ncube by Of the most distinguished Pny
scans in New York City MIR Mcran Of Brooklyn, had
his right side pasayzd by being thrown from horse in
1856 He commenced the of these Bters in November last
and is we'll.
Mr. Britain, Editor Of 7Ae Banner Of Light published in
Boston, and Ne % Broad street. New York
both cured Piles long standing aud Of the obstinate
character.
Hundreds Of persons suffering from Indigestion and Dyspepsia
have cured using these Bes We have letters in
possession which published, would Female in the
land to supply herself with these truly valuable Bters
CHARLES WEDDIFIELD & co, Proprietors,
IS William street, New York.
Sold by DEMOVILLE CO.. Nashville, Tenn, and all Drug
rrJsts iune2s 6O-dtf
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ON THURSDAY, the 18th November next, by virtue Of
Deed CT Trust executed 10 by John and George
ZoicoGer will proceed 70 SELL the premises all the
fodder, farming utensils and stec Of all descriptions
said Trust Deed Also 40 Of land weliEaered
every way suited for stockfm Said lana situated tn
ampbellsve Turnpike road, six miles South Of Columbia
WILLIAM GALLOWAY
Nashville UNION AND AMERICAN copy three times aud send
10 this Office - OLunabta Press
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MORRIS a sTRATTON,

AAOASASAS - E4Al
WHOLESALE aRooERs AND COMMISSION MERcHANrs
Dealers In Foreign * Domestic Liquors.
NO. IA MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
NMTE nrecept Islge and we'll assorted sto=a
w Groceries, Liquors. &C., which invite aeno
Of the trade.
$50 bbS N 7. and baltimore er1shsd Sugar all srsae-
$50 $50 Do DO DO Coffee AaI li1s a 10;
2500 bags choice Baltimore Coffee;
100 do do Laguyra do. .-f
6oO bbls choice Reboiled MoIasses
500 y bbls do do DO;
% kegs Sc. Louis syrup;
100 do La. do.
TIN PLATE
200 boxes J. @. I01l4 Tin:
100 DO X l0xl4 do, very chssp Tor s,.r
$50 boxes Star Candies
200 do Summer do:
S9o do g. Louis and Hem. SOAPS
SO cases Tea;
100 boxes Boston Ground Pepper
g g Dc Dc Dc DC s sR6ss;
100 DO Superior CsTb soda, k'pap.r,
iSce roo Indigo; 40 a0'
2 casks Dutch Nader
50 Do spios;
20 tisrcesRics
lsD dozen Painted Buckets
Us do WsShbosrds;
3onests Tubs;
100 dozen 3rooms;
90 boxes Tobacco, all grades Vs. nrani
500 kegs pure White Lead;
80 bbis do Linseed Oil;
25 kegs Shot, ali sizes;
30 do Bar Lead;
SO cases M2sonls Biaeking;sl
5000 bags fine Liverpool sSIti
1000 bbls Kanawha dor
$40 boxes Glassware.
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pixies Magnolia Whskx
800 10 Raw Ohio d.:
200 do old Country 90
25O do Smith sold Reserve DO
100 do Old Bourbon do,
50 do do Rye 40:
IOO Do Monographs Do
81 do Old Port and MsIsga VIM,
30 do A. n. Gin;
pipes Holland Tin;
do Old COgnac Brandy;
100 cases st. Julien ClaTot Wines
80 baskets Champagne, extra;
l5c) cases brandy;
800 packages Domestic Branavi
800 barrels Cider VINEGAR;
" th many ether articles for the Grocery trade
anil MORRIS Il sTRATT0N.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.


TAKE pleasure In announcing my old friends AID GU,
toners ha afer absence Of years, have again
turned to resume The practise Of the Ph0tOgraphfc RI
IN all its branches, having purchased the brother
IN the old established Gallery in Union Street, having ot
Tour msnths in New York the Summer fully
the late improvements inthe painted ara
the suite Of Rooms throughout. That ny facilities are
now better produce first class most Galleries can
boast Of and eonduce TO tbs comfort Of patrons trust
only to sustain tbs proud position the Gallery heretofore
sustained, bot 10 elevate to P higher sandsFi have
also engaged the services OF Mr.. COOK the bes. Photo
grsphers in the world who the Pictures which obtained The
nt premium at the Worlds Far in London in 1851 and gD
determined not only to make this the leading Gallery in The
state but my work shall not be surpassed North or South
and Low introduce the public the following new yIes:
Imperial Photograph, India Ink;
Vignede. plain colOrej;
IVorytypes, colored;
Pastel Pictures, life size;
photographs on Canvass, life size
Visiting cards. full length, plain;
Autograph Photographs, IS taken at enc sitting
sterrsoscopes on g2sso paper.
continue TO make the MeainoYpe and Amrstype hersto
ore The above styles all entirely this city, except
me Autograph Card, Ehich only made time All
Wno are IN want Of anything in line politely invited to
me call before Visiting elsewhere, when will prove By oeear
demonstration The above aets. Respectfully,
oct3l-H n W uFraupa -
ROOTS SnnES AHn nD0nW
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1.-TWO negro men, good farm hands Also, negro
with several children Said is good house
want cook &C. and will be hired good home for
clothing. We prefer hiring in Edgeheld or vicinity.
J. l.. & Il. ". BROWN,
nCvl-d2w AK Cherry street.
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Apple Brandy. nc wears old.

nave small lot Of Apple Brandy from Ncrth Caro-
Wv lima, said to be I6 Years Old, Nhch We believe I
be strictly pure, and as represented.
mAyS LELLYETT & SMITH.
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TOT ReMts
VERY desirable room in TIE UoN AND AHxs1car Build
n ing for the remainder - tie year. with he privilege q
ext year Apply az this Once. paVis-s1s
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Fresh Peache6.
~ DOZEN Cans Fresh Peaches just received and for sale
A - eprI9-H MiZELL. HOOPER CO
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Or any other kind Of Stoves Crates low prices rcauh
now is the opportunity % obtain them.
Rovf-d MACKENZIE 4 NrNCHTN
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M. IL E. f. CHEATHAM.
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIER, WINES, TOBACCO CI5ARs NAILS.
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER or COLLEGE AID OHJBCR s7R=FTg
Nashville, Tennessee.
EET Hreust receipt Of large we'll selected stock Of
Groceries, Liquors, ETC. consisting in part fellows
i9 ahds sugar. ali grades 100000 genuine Havana Cigars;
200 bbs choice MOlasses 200 kegs Nails, assorted:
lOo do DO 100 dozen Painted Buckets;
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee so Tubs:
lee bbs Powdered, Crushed and 10 bills English Wanuts
Loaf sugar 10 bbls Pecans;
l5C boxes Star Candles; 10 bbIs Fiihsrta
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BRANDIES, WINES. &c
- Il Is choice French BraE dies;
~ Acasks Madeira Sherry, and Port winsa
i5o baskets best brands Champagne:
50 boxes ScOviL Clzret,
100 bbls fine Robertson 0ounty Whizxv
2S bbls pure old Rye do
DO do do Bourbon 40
Gin, &C. N''
POWEER AGENTS.
Agents fer the Dupont, Hazard and sycarsrs poaer
dersgrsd Icing the only Ageutsin Of the
large stock Of Powder on hand IN Magazine for SALE
5000 kegs Dupont Rife Powder 2O0G kegs Hazard pow
900 % do DO 5000 kegs Sycamore Blastin,
goo I do do 20 I5o eases Of Powder, assorted
200 do do do brands: ~
5000 kegs Dupont Blasting Pow so bills Toy Bedford Co.,
janll u. &. q. T. 0HEATHAn, Agents
SOLE AGENTS FOR ,
Dupont sPOwderi Joy, Bickford Co.'S Safety
Sycamore do
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n NltNI q % = q IIIIIIe8s
NHJE have sails fine Brett Carrf,1c ...,,4
w hand; One nne RhRtOn Carriage, new Ore
superior barOuches second hand One large Family
Carr1aEes seeond hand: Fine second hand -
nAkss All OF which viii be sold very cheap close by
BBNJ- 7. SHIELDS & co.
sePzV No. q, Central auction Rooms, College street
SILK, Beaver and Cashmere HAS
OF THE
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House for RenT,

an Of cherrY and Gay Tor The balance Of hs
suitable Tor Boarding House Apply the premises
NO. lis sep30-tf
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DIR. J. BOvEE DODS

And sold by Druggists generally
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Georgia,
PLUMB & LEITNER, Augusta, Ga
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Negroes to Hire.

4 - - SACKS OATS, just received on consignment an
sePE D. D. DICKE
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NOiiCe

COMMITTED to jail in this county negro man vbo ..v,
~ mat Dis name is solomon. and becags to SoIcaoH d.
" in kehnond virginia about thirty Old, ab1ut ave feet
six inches high, viii weigh about 45 or $50 nons
veiy full breast and Of dark color The owner Is -
come forward and prove his property and nay expenses
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-09

Mix the mouth wit the 1nvgorator and swallow
both together. Price 81 per bottle.
Also, SANEORD'S FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS, compounded pure vegetable put up
u GLASS CASES. tight, and will keep climate
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-09

To buy Goods from hsme Hechant who spend grea
deal Of time getting up stocks direct Manufacturers
satisfy and please tastes OF ourssction Of country