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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-07-31

O'CLOCK P NJ.
Convention met pursuant to adjourn
ment
On motion,
Resolued, That the person nominate d
shall receive maj jority of all the votes
cast 7
Convention proceeded to ballot for
Auditor. Messers. Tidd and Josiah
Simpson tellers.
Aaron Stivers and A W. Williams
were announced as candidates.
Aaron Stivers having received ma
jority of all the votes cast on the first
ballot, was declared duly nominated
Which was, on motion, made unanimous
Convention proceeded to ballot for
Probate Judge. J. G. Hysell, VIM. H.
Lasley and A. Merrill were announced
as candidates.
VIM. H. Lasley having, on the fourth
ballot, receiveda a majority Of all the votes
cast, was declared duly nominated, which
was, on motion, made unanimous.
Convention proceeded to ballot for
Clerk. A, B. Donnally, II. L. Sibley
and Rodney Downing were named as
candidates.
H. L. Sibley having, on the 9Th ballot,
received majority of all the votes cast,
was declared duly nominated, which
was, on motion, made unanimous.
Convention then proceeded to ballot
for County Treasurer. James Ralston
0. Branch, Geo. B. Grow and L. Garlic
ton, were named as candidates.
George B. Grow having, on the 3rd
ballot, received a majority of all the votes
cast, was declared duly nominated, which
was made unanimous
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BOOK NOTICES

atlantic Monthly. The August num-
Der of this popular and substantial work
is also received. The great merit of its
literary contributions are winning for it
place in the, popular mind which is
making it one of the constitutions of
our country. Without the Atlantic, no
one has a. right to be considered as
':posted" in the literature of the day
Terms, $500.
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To Persons out Of Employ
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June 49, ls6O-a5-7t-S2O Att'ys for petitioners.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-20
no THE
M r r c. TEL A Mt S
az THE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

WE me undersigned importers and ebbersin city Of Charles
ton In view Of the present excited state Of the country deem
proper to bring to the notice Of the merchants Claims "
nave to their patronage and custom The majority OF have hen
ongesablishei in business, and from our experience are we'll
acquainted with the wants Of this seeton Of country All Of s
hold sentiments in common tie agitang question OF the a
slavery and all Of US desire, Ear as practicable 10 became
commercially independent Of the North. We have no desire To
underate the energy ard enterprise the Merchants Of North
m cities but We claim to be able supply goods in
i've lines favorable terms, both as 70 price snd
the merchants Of city in the Union We have facilities 70
obtaining goods from Europe surpassed by any, and cur i'm
Poraions from abroad very large notwithstanding the re-
ports the contrary, circulated by those who have uokno5s
Of what they Affirm, whose interest prompt them to ueai
American goods obtain from the manufactures on as favor
able terms any Jobbing Merchants Of the Northern t.
Why should not be able se on as favorable terms
othsrs7
We able and determined to do s1lnd all We ask OF you IS
try this market, lay aside the preudce-for is only preu-
doe-hat your customers prefer goods from New YORK to those
from Charleston, and build up and encourage your ao
and your merchants live DO what We profess yo
will subjected very little incCnvennce for opportitis,
for leaving By railway steamer offered every twelve hou
Our stocks Will be complete BY the LIST February uext and
remains how Of those Who have heretofore pur
chased all their goods in Northern cities viii give Charleston
trial this Spring
Charleston, S. c., December lath. 1853
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EEAkRASS BROTRERG
GFOcers, and Dealers in IfUuOrS,
Iron and Castings,
NO. Market Street, Nashville, Te.auessee.
SUGAR.
~ uS rne ehoee Sugar lC0 bills crushed powd Sugar;
Dols LOAF sugar, For Sale low by
aug TFRRASS BR0TTTrpg
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Dry Goods.

Gillilands Howell & Co.. Hyatt, McBurney & Co,
Johnston. Crews Co, Crane Boylston a Co.. John
| G. Minor Co.; kerrison 81 Leiding Chamberlain,
Miller Co; J. 5. E L. Bowie & Co.; Robert Adger
& Co.; Nayler, Smith & Co.; Cadow, Mckenzie Il Co.
Direct Importers of Plantation Goods.
Andrew McDOwall; Ravenel, Huger AIilHken.
HARDWARE.
Courtney & Tennent; Hyde, Gregg & Day; GRAY
eley d Pringle Wilmans &Price H. F StrUheckcr /;
]. l. Adger & Co.
E R. Stoddard & Co; Forge & Metehen Hasel-
| tine Walton; ID. f. Fleming & Co.. Durham,
Taft & Co.; r. A Pringle & Co.
CLOTHING,
Waldron, Egleston Co.; Edwin Bates & Co: Co
hen, Willis Co; Matthiessen, OHara * Co.; Pier
son, Smith & Co.
GROCERIES.
S. S. Farrar, Bros. & Co.: Lanneau & Wilde
j. A. Burkmyer; George W. Williams S Co.; T. J.
@. H. Noise Farnum q Dotterer.
CBOCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
Brown Palma Webb & Sage
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Haviland, Stevenson & Co.; John Ashhurst Ruff
i Dowie Nelson CJrter.
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS.
Bowen Foster & Co.; Thayer, Dewing & Co; Al
bert Lengnick Marshall Il Bu~ge; j. & W. Knox.
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
Horsey, Auten & Co.; D. r. Williams & Co.; F. d
Tanning.
saddles and SaddIeTy Hardware,
Jennings, Thomlinson 81 Co.; Haste, Calhoun & Co.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
McCarter Il Dawson; 4. Carter S. z. Jones
Agent Methodist Book Concern.
Carpets, Oil Cloths and Window Curtains,
Lamberts & Howell; James G.. Bailie
PAPER COMMISSION DEALER,
Joseph Walker.
Importers and Dealers in Wines, Liquors,
Segarss Tobacco, &C,
Chafee st. Armand Il Croft. Tdec 2O-d4w
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THE EXTEAOHDIyARy DRAWTNC

THE EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS
OF Wood, EDDY Co.'S Single Number Lotteries will take place
in public under the Superintendent Of Sworn Commissioners
at Augusta, Georgia, as follows
Glass Al Draws saturday, Nov. 10, 1859.
Glass 81 Draws Saturday, Dec, Ia 1853.
Glass SO Draws Saturday, Jan. 81, 1850.
CIaSC go Draws Saturday, Feb. 49, 1850.
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AROMATIC VALLEY

AROMATIC VALLEY
w I'll / S X e Y.
IN this age Of adultated and deterios Liquors source
i Of satisfaction be able introduce public notice the
above aFtele-au article Of parity and possessing
no qualities except such have The most favorable influence
few rods Of soil on TIE banks Ct the Rhine produces the
grape which E flourish nowhere else from whose juice pro-
ceeds the Johannisberg the choicest vine in the world
acres OF land Cuba produces tobacco the favor and
quality which, manufactured into cigars incorpar
ably superior 70 that Of the product OF other soil And
strip land the parish Natchtochee in Louisiana
has long supplied the world with superczeellent article Of
snuG from such tobacco cannot be induced grow elsewhere
In ike manner it has long been known that limited territory
lying the val ey Of tie Mon0ngahea river exclusively brings
forth Of properties marked and peculiar that its ast
laon produces whisky osueh snperaiive character places
By process recently discovered, and nov known only to my
manufacturer the grain from the choicest spot Il this favored
locality is made to yiel1
The Aromatic valley Whiskey,
with which no other can stand an inuiants comparison
have apprehension OF being accused Of Publishing
warrantabe, exaggerated eucomuns any who will
It is now the standard article at all the first class hotels
at once assumes its leading position, is
Awarded the Palm of superiority,
and the demand forit becomes thing established
Its dcnal properties are such that while its immediate ef
cts pleasant and grateful it exercises the hapPest
nent influence upon the constitution.
have analysed sample Day's Aromatic Valley Wits
KY and find to oe pine article Of fine favor, and without
New YORK. JAS. R. Chiffon, N. D., Chemist.
STATE AssAYERs OFFIcE % Somerset stTeel
Boston, april 18th, 1853.
VIZ H. DAILY, New York II made che cal analysis Of
your Aromatic Valley Whisky, and find pure Je dUOred
Rye Whiy containing injurious matters any knd, and
would recommend suitable for medical public pur
poses CHAs. T. JACKSON State Assayer,
WIN H DALv:-Your Aromatic Valley Whisky is receive
and after careful examination find pare article
entirely free from tie ddtertlHg Ingredients Frequently
assd Yours respectfully,
JAS. J. MAPES, Analytical Chemist.
? Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whisky, is sold BY the
only. WIN. II DAILY,
l9 South William Street, New York,
Sole Proprietor.
For sale in Nashville BY RAWORTH & GLENN.
(
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TAR ANTS
EFFHRTEsCENT
Ell r ER AP E B e n >
Ts valuable and porula- Medicine prrar IL conformity Win
Sc enalyEsol the waters q The iel s5 epiins'
university received tle most iay'-a6le recon-
mendatons Of the Medical profession and
a Discerning Public, as the
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APEREENT
IN use and as being entitled 70 special preference the many
Co. roth iron is ooupacess and greater efficacy. II le
ussi with the best eject IN al
B7fs nd Fbrs Diseases, SICK Hsgdache Loss Of Appe
fs Indigestion, and az similar complaints, Pseai1fg
.tHci6snt TO tie
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
Is particularly adapted the wants Of Travellers By Sea and
Habits, Invalids, and Conyalesoentsi Captains Of
Vessels and Planters win End it valuable i'd
witt who have used IT, it has high favor and is deemed IN
n torpid state Of tie LiDeIt renders great service in re-
= 5,s 1ra Isais-It gives the best satisfaction, al
laying all uaamstory symptoms and in many cases eheeug
Fsees 57 cees Of GraBez Indigestion Heartburn AID
Ci1eaess-Proves e 70 be Medicine Of the creates! utility
AoIey Ct The &Osac and fle distrossl3g sisfess 90
usual during PTegadaeYieids speedily and win marked
success under its healthful influence.
ID af0Ts tie grs0sasf rsisf those afflicted aeh Of 8'6.
ices % tie Pae8Gently aetng on the bowels, neualg al
irritating ecretiolss and thereby relo7ng al zen
de=cies.
Ia fact, la0a1ua5Isn al cases l7he Gentle Apee2
PzrgGfigois required
IT'S in the form Of powder, carefully put up in bottles, 70
keep any climate and merely requires water poured upon II 70
produce adeightfui efIerVescsnt beverage.
Taken in the morning, interferes win te a'oauons
OF the day acting geny Che SYSTEM restoring TIE digestive
poves exciting healthy and vigorous tone OF the stomach and
creating elasticity mind and foW Of spirits which give zest
- ev endowment II also enables The invalid 20 enjoy many
fu-es isnpury, from which he must otherwise be de-
barrel, without which life is irksome ana distressing
Numerous from professional and other genten
Of ~ ~ standing throughout the country and its steadily
Increasing popularity Of years, strongly guarantee its
sy ana valuable character and commend to the favorable
notice Of an intelligent public.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and Retail by
JOHN A. TARRANT & CO., Druggists,
uneI5-dlv No. Or Greenwich st.. Warren, N. 7.
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OF Wood Eddy Co Lott ries will place August
Georgia, as follows:
Glass IS Draws Saturday, November 5, 1859
Glass 46 Draws Saturday, November y, 1859
Class 40 Draws Saturday, November 26, 1859
Glass 40 Draws Saturday, December B. 1859
Glass 50 Draws Saturday, December 10, 1858
Class 50 Draws Saturday, December a. 1853
Glass 50 Draws Saturday, December 81, 1853
Class 81 Draws Saturday, January T. 1900
Glass s. Draws Saturday, January, a, le60
Glass 81 Draws Saturday, January D, 1860
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
WETISLING to male other Investments we pop se 10 sell
w all our Res Estate in Davidson county, as 10 lows
THAT SUBURBAN HESFDENCF,
situated on the Franklin Turnpike within half the city,
and opposite the residence Of the late Joseph Horton.
Containing n bout Forty Acres
Isls perhaps the most commanding icnty Nash
ve and desirable country residence The buse viii
be with Z CT IS acres Of land the purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM
Known as the Sim Tract situated smith Turnpike fold
Lebanon road within three miles OF containing 800
The soil good it we'll Vap1ed and tnsred AMI can
bedyided into small tracts Of twenty UPWARDS all Of
which are admirably adapted for county residences market gar
dens and dsiry farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
same road occupied Is 7. c. McJampbe and formerly
owned by Thos Harding, combining about 2ie
place well known to need further description 1t will
also be divided to suit purchasers T. c. McCampbe will show
these places any who VIII cal.
All the above property Will on reasonable terms and
a credit Of one, two, three and four years.
Apply TO A. v s. Lindsey, Nashville, or to either Of TIE IN
dsrsignde, THOS G. McCAMPBELJ.
Six miles IRON Nashville
J. A. hCCAMPBELL,
Naghvf
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Rich Fancy BOnnets.

UNPRECE DENIED ATTRACTIONS r~,,,
THE LADIES.
a = IN FULL Trimmed Fancy ana Hair. EnrIrsh --rs-e
EEeBU Straw Blnnets, Misses and Chiiirsr-- szAEN
histts hiding Hats and Millinery Goods. 1t ess w.
tha1 cost n extensive balance ,f - q
SUMMER BonnctE and Millinery. - az7s
g.ns I,5n Hair faii trimmed with aoRsrs, a. So
1870 s.laNs- GO 20 do from 3 soto Co
- 1li-es 30 Otlps' isll trimmed, 90 500 u0
80 o'ssp ana 9iantf 90 DO Go 81 DO Oh
Sc ~ sra" mp. 40 do 20 90 to6 Oh
o7-1t'-li laperai Shls 10 do 90 io 0utoIf 0G
soo ~ nL4sg =, VIZ "a 3 Lac-s DO ooto % ca
SJ1 misses and Children Leghorn Flats ana Rid
ing Hats iroH 90 ta5 90
laiss st.sN or Fifs tloUeIs Lace Points. Ssass
&C very low puces- Re and VII cias 8ut
sockthis nor III So now, ladies cone art ~
supply yourselves at once. axe rnf trrt ~ ~
Call Immediately Ca Bargains az
No. % Unios s.,.s.. i. s.,.. - ssss
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CHARLES Ii. HAIL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES,
CARPET BAGS, &c,
NO. Is SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
in receipt OF his Stock for Fail ana Winter
trade consisting Of ladies' Misses and Childrens Bootees
Shoes and Caters. thin sad thick oled with and heels
Gents fine Calf Boots and shoes Caters snge anddoubl
solss.
Gents fne Calf Scotch Boots and Shoes;
do DO Kip Brogans, lined unlinel;
do de Heavy Calf and Kip Roots;
do do do do Grain, water proof Boots
large assortment Of Heavy Brogan5 Boots Plantation
10th Home made and Eastern Work, Men Plough Shoes
Women's Heavy D1tch Boots, &c.
complete assortment Of Boys and Youths Calf and Kip
Boots Shoes and BrOgans Also Misses and Chdrens and
Goat BooJee Caters Shanghai Bottles, with without
heels.
Misses and Chdren's Metallic Tipped Boots new article
TRUNKS.
Also Ladies French franks fine sole leather Iron
framed Trunks, Yslses, Garrett Bags Ladies' Leather Sace
&C. all Of which offered small advance Eastern Cost
Ny friends and the public generally respectfully to
xamne their stock feeling confident that they pleased
both in respect to quality and price.
sepl5-u OHAS. B. HALL
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DER. KINGS DsSPENSARN
RREs nERIrHTE DISEASES.

hGtE PRIVATE DESEsASEsS"
& DR.. KING, formerly Of New York for the last
SL=-9 four years OF lie, Kentucky aud who has
devoted he the treatment OF private diseases Tor eve
thirty years hatts himself, having attended toa practice lot
many aud usuy thousands be u enabled 70 cure
all s u private nature no matter how bad trey may oe
from lrln 0us medical treatment OF from neglect OF te own
DIR Kings Iseu,ay p DeGdercg street. between Cherry
and te qaar where all diseases OF prvse nauce
GoNoEEs cured without uaucious medicine or Inteerena
from business
sTEryss uf cid recent date, e0ectualy cured N e"
day by operation lchcauses no pain. Where Structure
exists health cannot he enjoyed Perhaps disease canses more
rllsc''Hi and uu-yTm the constitution 50 much.
sAIlIs with ali tie diseases OF the ckn, growing out OF neg
lec 90 cad Treatment, ecCtUaily cured IN few days,
otNAL NEAENE parCu attention having been given 20
This se and all the growing out OF IT, brought
an pm many by te destructive habits OF lnconsdeFaI
Youths and excessive Indulgence Of the passions neglect o.
which viii undermine the constitution, rendering the subject IN
o. i0T bsnass society. and causing premature old age
faes No iahoriuE with any difficulty OF The womb
may rest assured nt immediate relief.
Persons abroad, by writing stating their case with
Tee closed directed Or. King Nc. p De8dericE street
nashville Tenn viii have s Necessary medicine sent TO their
aas Fli necessary iertou' Strict secrecy observed ono
hour ige4 10 e.acE IN he morning until in the evening
Elag'-a. I-5l-Ubswlv
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simplicity Of construction durability, and efficiency in
working unequaed by any They make tight lock stitch
nearly alike upon both sides of the goods than that made
They are capable Of Doing greater variety of work than any
fine Wheeler Wilson, and heavy the large
Singer machine.
Family UaCh4nes.-Prces: 500, SO, $50 $50
The Howe Cynler Machines for all leather Stitching such
as Boot and Shoe work. Carriage trimming Haness work &c
have always reputation any other machines
fc universally admitted No other Leather Machine use
. and $50.
What Constitutes a Good Sewing Machine!
J. It should be we'll made simple its construction, and
should make tight lock stisch alike both sides Of the
3 It should sew any and all materials that can sewed
4 i should he able to use cotton thread or silk 49,,
to hin with raidy and without shlnging the tension
tie under and urpe- threads snd with uniformity.
= II should have straight needle Cured ones are lableto
s The needle should have perpendicular motion. This is alb
o II should he able to bad with binder hem with henmer,
saoulI stitch, Tell. run and gather.
10 ltsh'lld be always ready TO work
both sides OF the work, and Of using different colored thread or
s ve below correspond with any two colcrs OF the
Z. u should be able to make long or short stitch
49, To should commence tightly at the hrst sttch'
/ D. l. SHOULD ly and make hut little noise
H. T. should have wheel feed others are In constant
10 Itsloud not be- liable to get out Of order
I stitches
10 .,slould not lie liable the operators dress.
10. Il sbogd mt ridge under side, nor rayel
out nor le TsuI Of thread the with all ca stitch
! machines.
20 l. sh5ulino' more trouble than It is worth
GET THE BEST
The Hooc Family ul Leather Machines warented to give
better tlLa suy other machine in the market or
/ money refunded.
Tie hest Sewing Machine Cotton IN the City
corr hae-ueh 81 at SOC dozen HoFes Machine I"-s
/ an excellent article, 25c per spool
CONE 8ROTHERS,
dts21 81 Coileee Street, M'Clellaud's.
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kirkpatrick, NeVins & Co.,
RECEITLEG, FORRARDLTF And VE0LEgAEE
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET TFEEf, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
AVE nov in store large and complete aEsormenf-
Il Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all grades;
Molasses, in barrels and half barrels
Solse, q i2 2 ano complete stock
eel, Glassware asso-ted Peczns together s al Kind 5f r-
RFfaNDTFS, WINES. ~ HISS = &c
We tnk cannot be surpassed in this or any other market
our hey STOCK O. goods aoE in invite the attention Of
asT25-tf KIRKPATRICK. SEvuss & CO.
J. < NORRIS sTRATTos.
MORRIS a sTRATTON,
WHOLESALE GROCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Dealers In Foreign q Domestic Liquors,
NO. IA MARKET STREET
NASHVILLE, TENNESN-E.
WNTE in receipt Ct M &c azd we'll sss5red stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors, &C. 20 sheh We invite the azaoB
Of the trade
400 hhds Louisiana Sugar, an grades;
$50 bbls n. Y and Baltimore Crashed sugar, an sradesi
i5S Do Do Do La. d Lost 0''' ''5 -'' DE- DE-
SOO bags choice Baltimore Coleei
100 do do Lag1yra DO.
COO bbls choice Reboiled MolassssI
a. Eegs 81. Louis syrEpi
30 boxes J. c. I 6Ii, FIN
100 do l0zl4 90, vsry cheap Tor cash
$50 boxes s-aT Candles
200 do Summer do.
800 do St. Louis and Men. Soaps
100 do Starca;
so cases Tea:
100 boxes Bo,ton Ground PePysrI
g g Do Do DO DO DO DO s sRss;
100 do superior Carb. Soda, papsnr
IGcero0us Indigo;
2 casks Dutch Nader;
100 Says Pepper;
50 DO Spice;
20 iierces RiCe;
100 dozen Painted Buckeiu
I2j do Wsthboaris:
80 nest8 Tubs,
100 dozen 3rooms;
go tCzes Tobacco, 81 grades Va. 6randl
500 kegs pure White Lead.
30 bb5 do LiEseei Oil;
. keEs Shot, all sizes;
50 do Bar Lead,
50 eases Mas1n's BackaFu
5000 bags hne Liverpool ssf
1000 bills KanaEha do.
60 boxes Glassware.
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pike Magnolia Hhisty
600 DO RaE Chic 40.
900 do old County ao.
$50 10 Smiths old Reserve 5o-
100 10 Old Bourbon 40
50 90 DO Rye 10.
lud do Mon0nrahela %.
Sd do Old Port and Mslazs Wina
20 do A. II. Gin
z pipes Holland Gin.
do Old Cognac Brandy.
100 cases st. Julien CigIgt Wine
40 baskets Champagne, extra;
1850 cases Brandy
800 packages domestic Brandy.
800 barrels Cider Vinegar;
" h uany other articles for the Grocery trade
anil MORRIS 4 err s-ros.
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EXTRAORDINARILY DRAWING,

To take place as above specified.
One GRIND CnnirnI Prize nf . eInn. nnn
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cauaouAsDsRs1
I-.L.---- ~.
Tasn NEsar1ls, Zen
q g ANDERSON,


COMM ON HER NTS
tEn pzaLrrrrv
BRkANDA4e WINES sFEEHSEE r &cs5
ALSO,
Dealers in HacOns Lard and Country Pro
ducc, Of Every Descri pti0n,
Corner CT College aad BroGd Sarssts
NAsHV WILLIE, TERNESSEE.
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N are now prepared e shoWs large stock
w OF Gr0cerleS and Liquors. 70 which we invita-
he inspection Of b-yers and as we are determined TO sell q
eaelp as the cheapest excepted can
oner them as good inducements the trade
Call ifeh4-dtl JOYNT 4 TREANDR
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TRIMMINGS STORE.
SCAR BOI III 4 q CO.,
Have just opened at their stand,
No. Union street.
A comaie.s stock Of Fall and Winter
r,rry.S avn 1EaNTETEA TIKI INNINGS,
gsfpEfsTG full assortment ~ plain and hEured Nevgt
..ss1r Gallons PRINCES, Bu-c GinIs, Grape trimmings
80. Trtf ~ grr.as uu buttons &c 6ca Of which
ly new and the could be got ~ the Easte'n Tar
s.... DuF stock nf
TCPAfn Tserino and shetland NOoi'
r5a-I I-.fEs and SILKS; Crochet Embroicly aud apoo
- s ID a arv other material TO- Knitting, Netting hil
m -rr CT.alHt complete and lAe 20 variety anu
..rrf.fF 1au ever. He also continue 10 nauuiactufe
art.reE, TasscIs, HutIonsss, COrds &c'
A. l y.r u.asl and VIII try suit all and sTeryhody
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WILL pay more than any Other person No negroes
Z suited 70 the New Orleans market.
uog3O-d2m n. B. FORREST
Nashville AMERICAN copy above sixty days daily
and send bill 20 this ohlce.-AeQphiS Bulletin.
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Enn,IIr rTach.nes.-Pr.oes. 81, DO. 90

and &lUI.
The Howe Cylnler Machines for all leather Stitching
Boot and Shoe work. Carriage trimming, Harness work.
have always held reputation far above other machine;
fc universally admitted. No other Leather Machine use
small needle the Howe Cylinder Machines. Price
and $50
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