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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-25

R~sas ,,r-, r-sssr-snszzssu-y MEMPHIS, GRENADA
Es{ps esss and New Orleans Air-lineNsss-
kAS< and Tennessee Railroad and Its
connections
This road opened is making close and reliable
nectons with the Mississippi Central Railroad at Grenada and
forming direct line to the city Of Memphis; By this line
FFTY-TtREE MILES of travel and several hours time
sayGd
Passengers for Nashville Tousvieand the North spend
few hours in Memphis and still make good time and reliable
CONNECTIONS this line any other This line RE-
puCES the TIME, the DISTANCE and the FARE,
Passengers leaving the Great Northern Railroad Depot at
the foot Of Cnlope Street at o'clock A. NJ arrive Memphis
at $50 The morning. S
For Through Tickets and reliable information inquire At The
Ticket Offices OF the New Orleans jackson and Great Northern
Railroad.
R. HOTGH, General Superintendent
New Orleans, July y, 1861. y3 If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-25
R E D R / Y f R.

Leaves on SATURDAY, IS h inst. at 5 p N.
Regular Satnrfae Weekly Packet
RED RIVER PACK Ell COMPANY
80 kA-F0T Shreveport direct-rhe new fght.draugnt
L#Ass3zzT passenger packet Era No. T. Ben. 3. kouns,
5sslzzaS7 uaSer, will leave for Shreveport
Grand Bayou, Cumpe Grand EcOre. Alexandria Norman
Barbn's aud all Intermediate landings Red river For
freight passage apply on board, or
seq No 2 Front street
~ The Fra No connects at Ale1 Rudria with Era No
MISUNDERSTANDING, Era No. leaves Shreveport every Sa
urtlty NI%
rs5-Fbrnneh hills and through tickets
H The Era No. is receiving freight the foit Of
Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-25
Blood Food.

Healthy human BLOOD upon being ANALYzED alwavspys
sents us With the essential elements and cygs Of
the True Standard Anayzs the Blood person spaern
from Consumption, Liver Conput nyspensa Scrnfn1a ct
and we find in deceacies the rad 1ob
nes OF Blood SIMPLY you are made we'll
The Blood Food ia founded his
pg success. There
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted tohe deficiencies Blood different dJsenusn r
Coughs Colds Bronchiti any affection whatever of b
Throat or Lungs inducing Consumption use No. l. which Ia ,
the NO. Tor Depression of Spirits Loss Appetite md for all
ohronic Complaints arising from OverUe General Debility,
and Nervous Prostitution Eo.2 for Liver Gon1paipts No
for Dyspepsia Being already prepared for absorption It
taken by drops and carried into the e,ycnaop n
that what yoH gain retain. Thu for Female Jrregp
arites yeria Weaknesses special directions for
this For Salt Rhenm Eruptlons scroulous Kidney and
Bladder Complaints. take No. cases the directions
must be strictly followed. Price Blood Food ri n.r
bottle.
Sold by CHURCH DUPONT, No 4O6 Broadway, Now
YORK; D. WRIGHT co. No q K Isl Chartres street O.
j. WOOD CO., st. LonIs No. spd by respectable Drux.
Rsts throughout the country
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-25

the world. ' N''A W WI ueh'etS tufobRhoH'
rho PIT In bottles Of three stzes viz Lr.
eilul and ANAL The small holds hA a ppt and rn KID
one dollar per bottle The medium bottle h6is ii las,
per cent more IN PROPORTION than srne and re Ain or tn
dollars per bottle Fhclnrre holds qunr forty nt can:
~ proportion, qua regils oP three dollars bottp B. j.
WooD CO. ProPretoEs 444 Broadway New Y6rk ssf ia
Market street s. Louis Mo- and sole BY AL goSd dTSgp ~
fancy aooas daslgrs ~ ' H"'E III ""a'e'n - !"
j. WRIGHT CO., Agentp.
Il and LEI Obortrssstrset
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-25

Leaves every SATURDAY, vt 5 p. NJ
FOR UPELDUSAS VIA ATCuA-
SESH I. FAtAiA-The light draught passenger pleket
ifsAasgs Plea yune No. 5, G. G. Pickett nr.,teT and
T. Tfousdale, eletk, having put in com
pee repair will commence running in the trade as
regular PACK and will leave sbove, taking freight and
passengers for Old river, Smmsio and all landings on til
rone TO Washington For freight passage apply board
FIRGINIUS G. DESTAEl.
-stl0 y Advertising Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-25

leaves every SATURDAY, at5P.M.
Sun MER ARIA NC EMENT
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
, f7s$S h. Packet Regular G. s. Mail Summer Packef--
LssfsSSsssFor Memphis and the Beuts--The Grscl.ss
passenger packet steamer Mary e. E&cens,
W b. Richardson will be freight or
Thursday morning and will leaves above attending 10 her
regular business usual For freight passage apply on
board, orto
JOHN E. HYDE L CO.,
a23 unfer 81. Charles Hotel, left wing.
E This line connects Memphis with Memphis md
louisville. $500 ~
20 Bills of lsdng signed at the office of the agents up to
O'CLOCK day Of denartnre. =. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-25

y = mo. b759.I -. - -"
Resots That William UnRckH be accented as security for
Murphy. = N'e
lSignedl ~ S. P. DELABARRE,
~ . President pro tenn Board of Aldermen +
~ usignedl j. MAGIONL
President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
Approved September 70, 1861. .
a true copy o-1' -A'' "a
sell 81 MARION a. BAKER, Secretary to Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-25
! STEAMBOATS,,
10 WEIR MISSISSIPPI,

= Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 25th inst. at 3 P. NJ
. .u- t1s = MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
Sf9s Ia Packet Line-Regular C. s. Mail Packet-For
Memphis and the BendsThe fine, sclsss pas
ssnser packet steamer Grand Duke Sam.
Appisgae MASTER now ready TO receive freight
leave rs above For freight passage apply on board
sell h5rartta;nn r,,.
This boat connects at Napoleon with regular packets for the
arkas sna Nhie rivers and at Memphis with the Memphis
mar and Columbus. ~ ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-25
RUPTUREs rSs>
RADICALLY youREDt q O.
ter From DR.. w. T. Mills the Editor of the vicksbure
Daily SIM.
= V1cKsBpRe Miss, NAV E. lsso.

Extract from Letter Written Three Years Preyious to the
Above, in reference to the same boy. ?
sstsfls IssAauENA Co., Miss May q 1857.
DR.. Sherman, New Orleans: gs.t = 49,
Dear boy George perfectly cured of the rupture
ho OF the finest looking Deer Greek and can dol,
much work as any man. W. T. MILLS, NJ. D.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-25

Lenyes on THURSDAY. 10Th inst. at 5 p
Cnrrying the G. S. Mail ....a .-....
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
sysT h Picket Iiue~-ReEuar Summer Mail Packet
Memphis The Bends The line first class
passenger packet Gen. sJno. A.
oslifman, Nv Cannon master, receiving iut
at ZEE foot Of Common street and will leave above. For
freight or passage apply on board.
seq 1" iySrtsno / L. ra,t
ms ooat connects at Napoleon With regular
kansn and White rivers and Memphis with tho
harlfsCn RAILROAD taking freight for Charleston Sayamah,
Bills edng signed the Office agents up 10 o'clock
day of departure. - - > ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
III MAgoRALTYi OF NEW Ivy. ORLEANS, 80

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
g- Sag lrt.#E=- -. City Hail, Sept. 20 1851.
sa Common Council of the city Of New Orleans. }
y" w. mo. $751;
Resoa That heCy Treasurer be and is hereby authorized
torscaiye of all city taxes licenses etc. the Urea
saty5 notes Of the Confederate States "
[Sgnedl 49, 80 J. MAGI0NI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
tSisnedl .=.r S. P. ELABARRE,T
President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen
Approved September %, 1851
sell st tsignedl JOHN L. MONROE Maynr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-25


A. @%sg5 CRY HALL, Sept. q, 1861, :
M3~ TO BRkers--The Price of fresh Flour
peng ms DAY seven dollars and ana half cents
barrel bakers required give during the
ensuing week, commencing on MONDAY, 2Sd inst
!" sixty ounces of bread for 20 cents,
Thirty ounces OF bread for 10 cents ~.
Fifteen onnces of bread for cents.
that is to say .
The 20 cent loaves, sixty-seven ounces; ~ NO
The 10 cent leaves, thirty three ounces
The cent loares seventeen ounces.
sa23 # JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-25

I'd n .as.y To Bakers.
sE4 = MAYORALTY OF NEW oRLEANS,3
rs.--..s City Hall Sept. 49, 1861. {
Notice hereby given that the ordinance No 539 entitled
m Ordinance for establishing the ssi1e and regulating
Weight and Inspection Of Bread will be enforced after
MONDAY next sd inst and all persons interested are re-
CURED 10 comply with the provisions of the ordinance
the penalties therein prescribed. ~
se20tf tsigned1 JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-25

Letter Dr. fhos Harper ore the most eminent PHI,
sicians In the State OF Mississippi.
~ ElcKsBURG Miss, Marcia 70, 1860.
Pr Sherman-Dear str: send the boy Ben BIZ toyoub
cause cannot attend him properly beside
sfed with my skill to him ustiee lfed your plan
s right and that you him Please by the re-
turn Of the post. Respectfully.
4 THoS. J. aARPER Nj D.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-18
A NOTE:

TthE public i cGuriSufd fr0n Trading for q
note ex.et'rt By me TO h Leonard for
$500 With jobs St,Ap SrGuI !; Ia 1865, a.
ID hot' is ill.," ely behi from me b. said I.ean-
STI, Shd will OF h Eeo!hPtl"-
=. VI. BLAIR
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-18
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC
..@ BY PONY. Il.

...... ,'... ST. Lorls, March q. :.
=. \ dispatch from Washington to the N.
York papers, says the overland moil con
tractors on the Central route, have dc.
termined torun the Pony Express between
st. Joseph and Placerrille, Cal, three
times instead Of twice aweek asfer July
next, They also propose, when they get
ready to run their coaches across the cont
tent in Ii days time, 10 arrange for The
conveyance of passengers, at q cost Of
not more than $3.50 each. .. s.. .-.. !.
There arc 10 vacancies in the depart
rnetits, which must be filled before The
Senate adlourns. or they enuuot be uuilI
next Congress, 4 + - Ia ...3s..
Col Lorenzo Thomas, Of Delaware will
succeed. Adiutant-G eneraI Cooper. /.
Dale, Of Illinois, has been appointed
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, and Morris,
Of Illinois, Judge Of Kansas. :::.1 7.
A dispatch from Raleigh, N. G., states
that the majority against q convention In
that state is over 1000. The vote for dele.
gates shows on Union majority or two to
one against secession. ri. .: ;.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-18
ST.. Loufs, Marrh u.

ST. Lofts, March II.
\ letter WIS received on Saturday at
the War department. FROM Major Andcr-
soE, il which lac 5, ties that lie had Is
days proFistgas &ua wood OH hand. The
Question cons -qucn Iy arises with The ad-
Iministratiou whEthrF reinrOsctmentS be
attempted or the fort be ab. ,clo,led. The
latter course it is thought viii be adopted
from inevitable Necessity by advice Of
Gen, Scott, There is however, IA conIlicG
Of opiitiou between the Il; t,Iblicans on,
this question; but no cQurIasiun was ar
rived at in Cabinet Council held ycstvr.
Eday,
The Michigan Ilousc iudlEultcly post,
Poncd, yesterday. the bill for the repeal of
the personal hrorty laws By 1910 -.
The Louisiana CUnyention has adopted
all ordinance transferring certain funds TO
the Confederate Goycr..ncut new ia the
hands Of the state.
Col, Selt0rt OF Tie .Naii0e.i imeiiigeH-
or, has been appointed postmaster at
Washing on.
John lei has arrived in Nashville. aud
the Fcro.t that Lc viewed the Inaugural
as wHrbkc Is authoritt,ytly cOLrradicted
There was u report in New Orleans yes
tCrday that Col. BActus, previously 10
command at Rio Grandc City !, Ell route
to take possession Ct Fort Blown The
refert also tate hot iherr are no TeGa,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27
DR. KENG's DIsPENsARY
ron PRIVATE DISEASES,


t5eSSsRass DE- KING, formerly Of New York, for ths
kzA@1s9 four years ofLouisve, Kentucky and who .
devoted his attention to the treatment Of private diseases oy
thirty yerrs atsrs HIMSELF having attended practice Ter
mary years. and cured thousands be Is enabled
ali diseases Of private nature matter how bad they may
from niudicious medical treatment, from neglect Of their own
Dr. Kings DisPensary Is No. % Derck street, between Ohry
Npd the SQUARE all diseases private nAturet
GoEoRHEl cured without nSucious medicine interference
iron business
TRcTUREs Of old or recent date seotssy cured In few
DAVIS by an operation which no pain. Where structure
exist health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and uudeTmines the constitution 80 much
sYPLIs with all the diseases Of the skin, growing out
Iset or bad treatment be edectHaily cured few days
SEMINAL WEAKREss, particular attention having been given
s dises all the groWn Gift brought
on Ia many oses BY the destructive inconsderss
Youths and excessive indulgence of the passions neglect
e will undermine the constitution, rendering subject
ntsor business society, and causing premature old age
ReIaGlss may laborng With difficulty Of the Wonk
s1ay rest assured oriInme3ists relief,
Persons residing abroad By writing and thsr viii
aTsssntsessa EiEetsa q Dg A. King Ne ~ pesdr nrsSt
NsshVIle sVils hasshe necessary medicine 70 the
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy observed oo
hours O'Clock in the morning an Gin the evening"
HEF2g 1859 dEWiE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27
Resagnation OF Gen. scott.

The Cincinnati ComfisTcial says Of the resignation
of General Scott
It is noticeable that Gen. Seots letter of resgna-
ton does not contain a word III reference to the
young officer who comes forward to take upon him
self such inealcnlabe responsibilities, and to Play
the leading part on the most conspicuous stage IN
the world. Certainly it would have been sppropri-
ate, graceful aud maguanimous in General Scott to
have added line to his letter. expressive Of cOnf>
dence in General Mcclellan, and the country will
probably not Judge wrongly if it attributes the
omission to the vanity Of the old General, which,
always great has not diminished with the increase
of his infrmities, and which has probably been
wounded in some of the emergencies that have
arisen in the last three months.
The runners comes from too many sources, and
through to direct chanels to be disrigarded with
out foundation, that General Scott was opposed to
the naval expedition, and to active military move
ments before next spring, while General Cellan.
with keener apprehension of the critical necessities
of the henr, has been for pressing the enemy at all
points while the whole power of the Government
without delay The sailing of the feet and the re-
tiremept Of Gen. Scott may, therefore, be regarded
as events coincideDt and concurrent, and signfs
cant Of active movements.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27
CFTERNEEE OURRI

IA vTJansse oaSe for Seminal weakness, Noe
EurnaI EnfnissiOns, hnPoseney LOss q Posoer,
Pd}as IL tlS Back, Sons Ia tie BGddeF, O6sFIotsd
and Dl65calE AsaS-ildtion, aud al Diseascs cdHssd
~ debating F5na Ia DtS Of EdtRSE, AID i5dns0iBS
is SSlf-PoItastiOa.
By the Of this oErep s improper discharges
cd the weakened organs OF generation speedily cure
tall Vigos restored.
mind ard body Necessary promote connubis happiness
the Cherokee Oure the poor debiltated deWn
dsspairng devotes Of sensual pleasure will hnd relief
1t is safe and pleasant In TASTE but immediate Its aconsJ
tSnnE mineral poison but prepared from pure Vegeah
extracts, in the form Of & delicious syrup
Price per Bottle bottles for S. and and Forwarded
By express to sll parts Of the world.
Bald BY all respectable Druggists everywhere
POTTER & EERWIN. RroPrietors, Memphis Tenn.
Sold In Nashville By Ewing & Penaleon Berry DsmoVls
G. W. Heudershott, ana b. Druggists eVeryEhers.
sct2S-dtE&WIy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27
aFrseaon.,, q the press.
The Washington Star says

Inc MAsu1dBton QUIZ saySs
II will afford loyal men everywhere qualification
70 learn that it is generally understood here that
che Government have ordered the party responEi-
bic for the PRONUNCIATION Of ths New York Inoepns-
defs budget Of infamous faisehoods concerning Mr..
Stewards willingness in certain event, to recog
uize the Southern Confederacy, and attributing to
him the expression Of the opinion that there would
be peace in sixty days. to be taken into custody and
held in Fort Warren as s dangerous enemy Of the
Union cause. We rejoice that the authorities thus
manifest that they are indeed in earnest in their
efforts 70 protect the public interest.
The New York Tribune of the same day has the
following:
A dispatch from Washington intimates that the
reverend editors Of the Independent are about to be
copied from thst paper and commented upon two
days ago being considered as reasonable. Wetrust
that previous good character may be permitted to
be urged in mitigation Of SO severe penalty.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27


ASss1AGt OA inc OCn0AtlOn OF the Augusta
insurance ana Ranking Company
Node eo1liancsso;A tbs Easos of TIE Safe Of Tsznesss
70 TeoGs agencies Of Foreign Insurance Co1p9sies
Section 1923 TO 1863.
The Csmpany the Augusta Insurance and
Banking Company.
Cd and a. me apsor1to Of oauitsl stock. silpa,d
in is................ - ss75 GOO en-
4h-ist Cash os ioS sss SS
"a. Fhs Resi Estats 90 sSs a
81. CITY or AuQusts Boada. Usvsu Der rent
sis COO worih-.., - II zoo oe
Sl4 eOe 600 90
Mississippi aus Tcnnetsee Railroad Bonds
ten per cent, ss5,00O Worfh.........--. IS 600 90
CoLfedsrata state Bon d. eight per cent,
So 900 worth .......................-. 5000 90
State o. Tennessee Bonds, six per ee.t,
$4,000 worth-.-..-.......... 5000 90
STATE Of Georsia Bondss six per cent,
$3.50 90 $50 90
Ctr. InSurancs 1929 81
TN. Bank 42l64 90
Other stoeks..-,;-.. GO 90
1onlsosrSse S.a.es $3.50 "
R ~ ~ SSotO ~
All ''st oA4aO q
~, - - =
"a TIs,;. A. - , a.. -, 81 ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27
PHoToGRAlPHIC CARD.

TAXI pleasure Ia Announcing ny old friends Gad Gus
TONERS that after absence Of two years, have again
turned the practise q the Photographic Art
IN all branches having interest of NJ brsr
the old established Gallery Union Street. and having spent
four snhs In New ths part Summer 70 obtain y All
he late tmpreveena in the eaye painted renovated
enlarged the suite Of Rooms threughou That ny facilities
produee rBtcags most Galleries can
beast Of and oonduSs to the pscns not
only the proud position the Gallery has hereioors
sustained but 70 elevate II % sin higher standard
also engaged the services of Mr. COOK, sf the Photo
EapherI IN ne world, sho Pctdrss which Obtained The
frst premium At the Worlds Lcndon,iu 1851 and an
determined not only to make TAI the leaenE Gallcry II
Btate, bat NJ Eork mall not Be surpassed North Sea
and Introduce to The public he following new Btyisa
Imperial Photograph, India lukf
Figne.ts, plaiA coloredg
Ivorytypes, coloFedf
Pastel Pictures, life siEsI
Photographs Canvas, LIE sizsf
Whiting Cards, fall length, pisini
Autograph Rhstogrsphs, Is aiken At enc sitting.
eterrecscoPess on glass paper.
eontnRe to make tie AeaI oype Arrsyge as hereto
e The eb0ve styles all entirely ha city, except
The Autograph Gard which only made tine. An
Who are n want fanyhns Iay line politely invited give
ne call baiore Visiting eissHhese, viii prove By oecser
Oet3l-s Nv HUaHEs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27
MEMPHIS, TENN

Sold IN Nashville By a. ". HendersheH, Berry Dsnoy
Ewing 4 Pendlston, and b. all responsible druggiBss
WhereI oct29dtE&R1y
Esssrs Clark Gregory oo9ents purchased Ee bottles
your Abrosal OIL which has given er tire satisfaction In
oolio, Toothache and HesdRohs.
CyruSton, Tenn. GEORGE STEWART.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27
;gssbiIIs aniuu no SusFifan

nursuers in tie North to friends in the South, is
daig augmented It is lsrger relatively, in euebec
snd ontreaI than Toronto, but even here il a cons
adorable and with certainty Of increase. Already
since the commencement of the war, large additions
have been made to ths provincial population from
fhe ranks of British born subjects, long resident in
fheshortherH and Western States. who now return
tostheir alleziance 10 seek new homes il Canada.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27
b. o. KEESEE & Co.,
Commission and Forwarding
RICH rs,

Special Attention Paid TO sales OF FIour.
ID EFERENCESs-F " smytbe, n o; HeEett, Norton
II Z, & Co; o; Dufeld N o. A Fisher Cashier Bank
Tennessee, NAshye Alson Anderson Co, Nashville; W
hume, Cashier, olarksYe Meachem Gabreath. Meaphis
Young late win Mcclure Courts, st GAINESVILLE, IN
this house. nOv6-d3m$
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27
CHEROKEE REMEDY,
An unFaiIing Specific for all Diseases %
Ehe Urinary Organs, and q Genera1--..
Alternative and Blood Purifier
THIS aRENEDYD CURES WHEN ALL OTHER

THIS "RENEDY" CURES WHEN ALL OTHER
PREPARATIONS FAIL.
tits entirely unlike every other medicine prescribed for Vens
real Diseases contains mineral poison OF nAuSous
drugs being prepared from roots banks and leaves u the fn
Of a pleasant and delicious Syrup.
Il s NATURES remedy for eenorh@a, tclapl 9eeti
Gravel Structure, and especially recommended fer Ruor Al
bus Whites in Fensles Tor this complaint Is tnVsuAole
general Alternative and blood purifier has equal and
fail scTouls, secondary syphilis gan0ulss
DWELLINGS, EasrerTisl snd all eruRve Diseases curing them
more speedily and permanently than any other me9i
cine known It this By purifying and cleansing the
blood Causing 1t to foE In all its original purity and VgoE
tins removing from The system mPuEe and pernicozs causes
Sbich have induced disease.
In all old OF donorThs2 and Glee that have hed
medical SKILL It is especially Teoonmendedin old cases
falls and recent from ore to three days
few doses positively 81 lcaaing heat ohordes and
pain.
It does not sTeoG The bgssh or interiors uits any class
business,
IL requires no assistance from other medicine
It can lay the toilet he In the counting ToEn, With
IS bsirg suspected remedy for private dis
aasess
Treatise vsnsrssl DISEASES, with ell directions for their
permanent cure, accompany each bottle.
Tor full directions get oirsulsE free from any dTuE3A
the United States.
It is sold retail 90 per bottle, three bossof
ky responsible druggists and dealers in medicines hgoughsu
the United States ana ct Wholesale By all Wholesale druggists
POTTER A. FTERyTN. Sole Hr0prtetor
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27
Bsrk Wills.
Removed.

SOS near the public square, next door to MorroW Son
where would be pleased to ny former and friend
And shall sndeavor ct all TINES to keep hand general
1ent Of Home Made Boots and shoes, n Is area
variety and at low the price Of materials viii Justify
or made to order.
Highest market price paid for Hides and Leather.
seD20-a JAMES W. HAMILTON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27

And Arsrs' AVpsa.u. and Ohsao.ls sfs,s,y a.srlysa
ssV Taii ss duplicated IA s'sry ussss. Oe., laa Oar