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The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-06-12

Mos Law. : We learn iron the Sslisba,y
Watchman that slave BY The name 81 oscar
was tried at The recent term Of Rowaa ST.
perimr Court. for an attempted rape upan
Mrs. Bryant Of Concord. The trial oesu-
pied Ieur d-y.. and the jury we're aat irsm
saturday evening until Monday afternoon al
4 o'clock, shen they returnrl sith ser-
dieI uf moi guilty; whereupon the people bs-
coming greatly excited. forced Open the jail
door,. took out the prisoner and hung him
llnwesrr much the wretch may has. drser-
sesl harsh trraimeni. We ave gresliy panied
to hear ~ resort to mod lao 10 our good
old law. .abdiag STATE. especially shrn a
eisil tribunal Of the cesbivs had disposed II
the ea~. Mob Law Is dangerous thing.
aud is exercise. II rxeU.ed 10 any Instance,
puts every mans life and property in jeop.
ardy far ahs can tell What excuse may be
iaund Tor resOrtins ,sn in other eases.
spirif u M Ags.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-06-12

TnR VrRpfcr of rHE ,CoRosKM,s Juny N
RELArias 70 rHE DrarH ~ Ma. JacKsas.--
some II The citizens of tlexandria evident.
y regard the death ~ Mr.. Jackson, the pro
pri'iof 81 he Marshall IIousc. in very DC.
ierent light from shat IL is Looked spon a.
the Notih. There The Repsbliesn isurnsls
denognce him as 40 assassin, and speak 81
Ellsworth A. martyr, bat the cafonef's ju.
~ empannelIed 90 inquire into the cause ~
The dsaih of Jackson, with boldness which
not esen The pfeseaec u hostile troops IN
their midst esuld deter. smphstieaily deela,-
ed Il 10 be their serdiet--'' that the dsesas.
ed came TO his death al the hands of the
troops ofthe United States. ,ohiie IN dsfsnss
ef 40 priesie property. "a Ais own hous."
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-06-12
Day OF Fasting and Praycr.-Le, Il NO

Day OF Fasting and Praycr.-Let il not
he forgotten that tomorrow Thursday has been ap.
pointed by President Davis to be observed throughou,
the Confederate States a day Of fasting, humiliation
and prryer Almighty God for bis mercu protection
and guidance in the peril and difficulties which SUR
round our country. Divine Service will be held in all
the churches in this place, and believe j, Is under
stood by all cilzens .ha. business will be suspend
ed for the day.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-06-12
Blacswoods Edinburgh Magazine /.

Try and the Budget 2. Mrs. Beanchamps Vengeance
3. Molleys History Of the Net herIands. a. The E,ha
nasia Of the Ottoman Empire. 5. The Executor s
The Origin Of species-A New Song. 2. Liie Of the
Right Hon. William Pit, ty Earl s,anhope.
Published by Leonsrd Scott Il Co. New York
Price 50 per snnum Tor any one Of the Reviews. ot
Blaekwood; for any two of The works So foI Black.
wood aud ihe tour Reviews, $40.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-06-12
PRACTICAL.
TnE eLoRIor. Old Nonrn sr,rI

Let no one heneelOrth apply the tenn
. Rip Van Winkle" 10 old North Carolina.
u sbe slambefed Or seemed 10 slamber on
b. Southern post FOR a few years, Abe /.
nov not only vide awake, bot has a very
disunet and Keen recollection Of the wrong.
aud injuries .he has suffered al the while,
10 eonmgn With her Southern sister States
IL hef lasting credit and honor be IL spok.
en, upon this sectional controversy, NORTH
Carolina. cf ell the border slave States, ha,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-06-12

PORE Prs ix.-The Paris correspondent
Of the Independent Beige states hat he Is
assured. upon reliable authority, that the
Pope u. much inclined 10 abJieate and retire
into a. T. qastsry. and that an act for the
transm.5sfbn' Of the pspal power 70 Cardinal
Wisesnsn, has been already signed. and that
in case of death, deposition OF voluntary ab.
dication. the hrst prelste Of England would
ascend the papsl char. aud govern the Cbufeh
under the title of Plus tie Tenib, until The
election Of his successor. The decision Oi
the Pope has. il is said, met the approval oi
twenty y.One Cardinals, and having been ab-
soluiely resolved upon, has been recently com.
manieated 10 he church 10 order that no &C.
cident nigh, imperil the Catholic hierarchy.
The Pope is. without doubt, rspidly falling.
and the troubles which he is constantly %
liged II encounter are certainly sufficient 70
cause the death Of a much stronger m1n.
among the powers delegated to Cardinal
Wiseman il that u consOking general conn.
eli 10 London, and il certainly would be =
little Singular Il the papacy, driven out d
Rome, should establish itself 10 Protestant
Bngland.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-06-12

Tas Oar caar Fiji. esop. estrp.i,eiv
sawR ls.i hIl and winter N thr csuatirs c.sn.
iigaous 10 thi. city. We are pleased 10 learn
iram planters. could MT be brtter. On ma
~ ianm. harvesting !, now progressing.
The oal Is an excellvpt substitute lof earn
iar plough trans. aud will greatly lessen die
depradvaee On the prs.lace ef the West.
bnih of corn and hsy. Corn dealers win ,ls
well a. bear this 10 mind. and not be taken
by surprise should The couniry demand az
most er..e with The next tuo weeks. IL will
nal surprise us 70 sec ia few days, wagons
coming inip the ei,y laien With the surplus.
fhi. Will be turning trade 10 tl,e right IL
fection. csisAJss Cu.) Ssa.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-06-12

Nsw PLauR.--We ser notices in the papers
from different parts Of the Confederate States.
of nes naur from the mes crop Of whrsL
These papers alss give glowing accounts of
the abundant yield aud Superiority II the
grsin. Frsm the best information We Gin
gather from this and other sources, the yield
af wheat in the Confederate st,iss will
greatly exceed The wants uf those Stats, and
consumers may look for an early redactiau
from present prices 0kaLils BaRaia
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-06-12

Its more honorable 70 the head, a. well as
70 the heart, 70 be misled N our eagerness 10
the pursuit Of truth, than 70 Be safe from blgn.
deting BY contempt OF 1t.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-06-12

COMPANIES RgppRrEp.- We understand thai
1873 companie. of Siae Volunteers have been
rendered to the Governor. and registered IN
the Ajjuanl Generals oiice. We joabt
no, 100 more will coon be ready 20 rrport.
.Naad.Vd
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-06-12

,nent, to refer the ordinance 10 the people.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Dicks remarks
II Mr.. Rayner Woyed to postpone the further
consideration of The subject until to morrow.
IA o'clock. Not agreed tO--yeas 45, nays
4S.
Mr.. Eilmer moved that the Convention do
now adjourn.
Mr.. Leake. of Richmond, demanded the
yeas and nays. which, being ordered. result
Ied--yeas 50, nays "a. aaress
Mr.. RulIin then addressed the Consentioh.
After skirmi,hing, as he said. upon The out
skirts &c the question. III the way Of reply 10
some OF the arguments oi Mr. Dick, he came
10 the main argument, which was 70 prove
| that the adopton nf the permanent Consttu-
tion by North Carolina. will initiateher INTO
All the rights. privileges and obligations OF
tie States that were The original parties to
the compact. At the close el his remarks. a
mo,inn was made to adjourn.
Mr. t,unningham demanded the yeassnd
nays, which, being ordered. resulted-yeas
As, nays SO, t@
1 Some Informal discussion was then had IN
regard & the eohiinuance ol the 'iebate on
this question, which resulted in The under.
standing that vote should be tsken 90 y TO-
morrow. A
Mr.. Satterhwaite then moved 10 adjouth,
and the motion prevailed. f5tA
ORR RrolsEsTs.--rhe first Nnrth Caroli-
ma Regiment At last accounts. was Al York
town, Va. The troops there are nndrr the
command Of that intrepid ofheef Gen J. b.
4 Magrutler. They are watching the move
menis &c Buffers command at Newport
/ News.
The second Regiment from this State is
near Norfolk. The third Regiment is at
Suffolk. Va, and the fourth is at GARY sburg.
but will be ordered OIL ia a Few days.
Sandird.
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rt.C1RcuLAR,l

L
With view Of preserving to our cause the in,
valuable services Of those soldiers he has long
commanded with pride, the General ia DESTROYS of
recognizing his old regiments for the war; The
advantages to be obtained by the officers and men
themselves apparent as to give the strongest
hone of a large success. But few of us, il any,
can contemplate retiring from the field to the In
glorious occupation Of idly witnessing the lahore
Of our mothers, wives an daughters nobly woIk-
ing for their defenders in the field.
TO received discharge and go home TEMPORARY
ly with q view of again enlisting in some other
command, will subject the soldier to many annoy~
ances he has not contemplated. He win never
again be as well satisfied, mixed up, ss he will be
with strangers and raw men, where be viii have to
90 through all the drudgery, of elementary in
structicn. SO essential 70 Them, but irksome 70
him. All his former acqaaintsBces and esprit d.
corps will be iost, and be will be looked on sc a
raw recruit instead of veteran Of one campaign
Above all he will lose his arms for the army full
of men esger TO see him depart, that they may
secure his gun with whichtO win name. To return
with old shotgun, oF.perhsps, with no gun st all
and await q chance Opportunity to secure what hal
been thrown away viii be the fate Of those VIII
thus depart. @@ ~
Those who remain may confidently rely on sooE
being employed actively, if not here, at some othe
point TO which they can now be sent, their places
being supplied with new troops. And as far as hG
can do 80, consistently With his of duty, the
General will allow those who re-enlist, and require
1t Ruopportunity TO visit home and arrange thelrbu
n
reenlisied men in preference to alI others.
l. Companies OF notless than sixty four privateG
q larger number would be preferred) with their
proper officers, will be received and mustered for
the war, retaining their present arms and equip
ments, when they will BE- discharged from their old
engagements, and paid of to that date.
2. Such companies will be attached to their old
regiments, until sufficient number is obtained to
constitute new regiment, when they will be sg
Rregated and field off ,erS will be appointed BY the
Preaident.
In making the appointments, be will. no doubt, b.
influenced by q known desire of large ma jOritJ
of q regiment sseertsiuea through proper milis
sary channel But no elections viii be held, and nj
electioneering will be tolerated Merit not popE
larity, will control the elections.
Such OF hls veterans are willing 70 join "fol
the war; the General will be proud 10 receive Al
evincmg confidence he has labored 30 deserve. Il
may not be his good fortune TO lead them sgains
the enemy but amp field, and against any foe, h
will answer for their conduct, and predict for then
victory or glorious death.
By command Of Major General Bragg:
GkoRGE q. GARNRR,
Assistant Adj1tant General
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

FAKA Poasars an1ouncinS to NJ old fsndI and ca
toners that Altar absence Of To yesEs, have again
.Erned reEuns the practice Of tia Photographic ART
In all il branches, having pureh2sd the Interest Of brsa
he old estabshd Gallery IN Hlc1 Street. snd having speaI
four HSnhs IN NeU York he past Summer 70 obtain Tally
he late improvements In the art have painted snovated
enlarged tbs Eate 81 Rooms s7shsut that facilities
better 10 Pfodnce hrscizEs than Galleries
0sa 81 and oonduse TO the comfort o. patrons. trust
only the proud position ths Gallery has heretofore
Tostai1ed, bat 20 elevate to sin higher ss1da-d. have
aSo engaged the services Of h COOK, II the bss Photo
sphers in he World vho took ire Pictures which obtained
arst premium At the Rerids -in London IN 1851 and A.
5ster1nsd not only to make tbs the leading Gallery In
Safe, bEf NJ WORK hall not be surpassed North sos
snd nov introduoe to TIE public the following E5ss
InpsriAl Photograph, IR5iz I1EI
Yignette, plain eolorsdl
KEoTytypss, cslored
REstel Pictures, LIE Eiss
Photographs on Canvas, His Ess;
Whiting Cards. fall length, PLANT
Autograph Phsto1a sphs, u taken 81 enc s.suz1
SssrTe0seopes On glass paper.
continue 10 make tie aeisiEotyps Anbfsyp. &c hero
fore The shove styles al entirely thI city, s1cPs
he Autograph Gard, Ehisb only nads time An
Hb1 IN want Of ~ pcts invited 70 give
Ne call reTisag sssSEsIs Ehsn XII prove y Ooealar
1snionstEation tAs shoT fcts. RssPecFuliy,
sOt3l-S ? v. HUGHBB
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Land for sale.

9sppeaonb be made before JauzAry, Will al On aoooa
& netatng terns, Forty Acres Of Land, shrsa nile
he Corporation limits, Nil Greek opposite MAJ oE
1hs o. s mes beaufful RzEdson county
Abut half II tie land Il u hnhsr The alanss eua
oh fsrs tie premises comfortable eabfpE snd e1s
golrg orora APpS 70 AAJ asgE the PAss, ny
psf for psriisaiers- daA5, z. WINEE0Nt
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HustsiII. guipu M 9nlritau
rae Twslve Msnlass Tsseps.

General Bragg has addressed the following eifs4
cuar to his twelve months volunteers urging cor
alterations in addition TO thezugsestora Of pstriOt
hn, why they should extend their snlistmens "ior
the war" As the reasons be urges apply 50 that
entire class Of troops, in all the divisions Of the
amy, we copy it for general perusal
HEADoUABTsBs ERNY or Pensacola
Near Pensacola, Florida, \
November FL 1851
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UROBss-TEEs WANTED,

UH0BSS-THES WANTED.
EIH1 HHshVlls and North Wsstsrn RaIroad OoHpaay va
70 contrast for 10000 Cedar Grogs-Ties, fsei
inches tsk, we'll hsFn, 10 face ct plaza not
less than nshes eeAR % tax Sr to b Ioand, dsliF
u at he TAds lins Of ~ road In Nashville.
fhe traso1 want y sontlst Tor $4,000 white o.
Post Oak Tiss1 Of tbs abovs delIVsrsS
IN The i1e q She road N piles from seou Il q section e.
snongA on each section q supply ths SaRe.
Persons Eirg 70 bid viii direct to the Prsdent prsg
xI Of tH FashEilk sDd HsgthsscfS Railroad Company
asshvflIs, Fsrp --ats-1-ssl .Eryse-H
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THE STAR GALLERY!
D2EuerreOtyPes, AmbrOryPes.
MELAHN0EVPES,

gPHEREOTKPES AND PHOTOaRAPRH.
70 a. Unioa s<sst next door to Vessel Thsnpsss'I
II. r. SALTZMAN,
. tRATH egERATcG a EUsHE5 aAALKxf.J
HkvnHd hltsd ap Rozs aboTs szsiuEfgsly Rar eAss
branch Of buanes Is prepared he ladies and
gsntlean Of NASHVILLE and make fec fiEeg cf hsfr fsoe
BE highest style 81 The ART No expense spared ssr
furnishing his apartments Or procuring the lst ard mes;
approved apparatus and stSs and the suhser coaadsrt
initVen all aho may want pictures giVsh sa plsdgae
dEfsotioR In ever ID.
U AHtrsnss nsSt door west % weasel = TaOnPsoa
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nnIed.

nEE HUNDRED COED tssInstes for serVs. in the oOsfOd
crate btAtes- three good harness makers APP1
the QuArterEnssteF Generals Office At the Capitol
Is PATTON,
noy7 II Asst QEarternAsteF.
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GOLO MEDAL PIANOS


NNYH pleased 10 learn that q the Kras sRoFds FAR
held tbs Month in the city Of Ascop Georzis enter
prisng Baltimore RI, VIM. Knsbe Co., ware awarded ht
Ayst Pres all eompetsn fer their celebrated Go.s
hxDAA PIAEos This Fsr being held under the direction
Southern Gotten Panes As eiaton large and influential
oOdy % men, he mporSHce attached receiving. he honor
Of their EaI produced a. Te learn unussal Tee feOn
petition the part Of OF the Piano Forte
Of the country. EeVerE hns InstmeD sxhib
ton bat after most patient and thorough examination
respective merits, the judg unanimously decided that tbs ons
rom the hanufetaEy o. VIM Knabe os. va tbs "RaS
sioa ;" and Awarded the Medal essordinElyI
Without wishing 70 appear nvduou5, vii add hat
pFsss public spirit and unng snsrzy with which tie
KnA6o conduct heR business ente them In eminent dare
70 AL the honoTs and which thsy hGVs achieved In e
Hne Lavish in The expenditures Of tins AID noney % Produes
rst Qsd.F PSGHo, md advtsi1g sxtsnlTely 10 naks
eh esblsent knSRn eg hEFs tbsF rswAzd posssa
Eon OF large and constantly increasing haanes The fnr
u eradication Of moving that vhsGeT and EhsTsYm sonpS
dton The order DE dag, j1dgs unornly proaOzAes
Planes % e "EEsslrioH BAitzevs ssas 4 DsoaEb@ ga
PA supply Of ia aSoys new bsnS rsessvsa By A. q
Mcclure, Union street., Tie sale AEszt NdsIs Tennessee
Eho wiz sal 81 oar hetory PFicas.
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Scientific DiscOVery---ElecTro-
Water.

wa knosn 70 The profession that Aleercy the great
nsOtoP Of lie ETery remedy which really diseass
Soes becuBe Of ts electrical aaapta tbs OF
Invalid By the Of such remedies and ELECTRc
Ladies' being aenaed BY aLadyI curing all kinds Of old
and Obstinate plants which have resisted s oksE
q cure; ConsampeVes life, in sneh
where patients weak sstme, treat then By ~
SrOasptOa HosgaI pG1iOas Ehchars ercsthea into tha
dssased lang, nghi At lie sss Of The disease ssnd
stamps panPhle Other patients who cannes 70
the EH EALrE6 WAZEH, By sending fes-e. age-seI
ana fall description Of ymPtoz have medicines them
(Send for srcuar The Electc Waters extract all mineral
instances medicine otherwise absorbed The
pseneeof twenty years the treatment Of azJ hsSS
AID Womans diseases and WEAKNESSES,
b Regarded reasonable guarantee Of FEscaas-
NJ Rsoms and Boarding Furnished -
Patients N
RHYsIuIASB nay wish avail hez7EsIyss q Ais
sASls discovery Electric Baths invited 70 a NJ
At No LAG, south sumnar Btrest.
Hours hen 4 % p n. sssEy dsy szoPl ne ssssatn
Address Oh. H6MBAUGH,
mnrT6l-d&t5ly Nashville, Tenn.
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CURRY & MARSHALL,

ETNDBRTAKEBs lat ). a. ourreys old Stand on Union bs
tween Cherry and Summer streets prepared TO attend
Funerals sill tines With voodsu Coins, plain colored
and Metallic Burial Osskss and Gases Of ssupsoT quality
tn times. ians&-a
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j. DwAHDs !. = zAsEn. h r HDwA1D
EDWARDS, HARRIS o co,
saceesOa TO EdwArda, GisersOn = o.
wholesale Gsrocers,
Forwarding aBd COmmiSSiSn Merchants,
BaAEHa ~
drazadiss, wines, Tsbaecss, Cigars, &s.
OOzzAA ooLLEeE ASD czUR0R szRKTzG

O0RsAA COLLEGE AID cEUR0R sZRKTzG
nashville, Tenn.
w selected Eook Of ercoerie Tobaceos, HqasEs &s
sed in part Dllovs which rsspscIly InTis he Al
SUGAR, MOLASsEs AND SYRUP.
z ssd' LSai1isas Sugar. $ bSlI LoVsnzI powdered
= =, ooE clAria'd .si sas15i
Ssn I Ppoa e P Ps sS' s ST. EoG aos
. - i,'I Eshl.a 4o...s. ppS Ne. OH..a. Solids.
80 ses LOvsrinE'S 3 chEusA E1ru1I
uSrFEK. -z
@ ss. s.itiSsrs kiO oOsSs sossss GA eel y.ys Ous
% esg1 EsS Orleans Ri0 oof % basl LAEutI o0GssI
wHISRE.
90 bills EsolsSd WhidJf obbh ROssrtson sOassy whas
20 K E;11 ; DhiN s 81 sul.A,. OK a.swr
% PssE1sss Old Eys KBs9 WHISKY
spEnehsons Of IriIh and Scotch Ehisky.
BRANDIES, WINES, re.
10 garter casks sOignstsS ls sssks Madeira Wis,
SGa1 - :..., .OArd, Dupr'1 3 +" 6IsPoEs
s 9 !" uul:sd Pr'pTSsar' 3 "a, sinsz Elnsl
g % 1nsioaz Brady soi Sid' -A-' al
@ stasoE 1854 Pu Lemon oo8lAii az
5 +. Si1etSsIs isso1.; T sss..r.I -.-
g RSsp@srU q PIN Holland shI
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
g ssIs yirEinia ROb.ooO-variO1 ELsAsI
so Kentucky +"
. kegs A Smiths PEacaks FubaoooI
se,ooo suRgieE HaEaAa oigarE-VA<5o1s Rrsaast
eo,o1a :" Ssrnaz y
Se,09 Domeaas
OAHDLR AHB soar.
Oe s siHs NJ osnsl.l sS1'' sss '' OA1As
se y 8 sE 80 Sezss Boap Vsrssss haae. .
100 bsis sxtEa FaEiiy Heuri
" euperAne
- 1te bags punaylFlnis Rzekuhssa Hsz.
Goa saehs Ana GnA soarDs san 100 dossa Bucksss,
$50 bhls KAnAWAA SAti s nea Tale .--A
ooo ksgI sails and spiksi 3 5asks , iIncnds,
so boxes Gla1a EAyef s. hhlE Paesuaap5 Eiihr-zE
90 kssla Cotton RsESi 10 tbls EHglIA Walnuhs
100 oaHk1 BOdsi 100 dossn BToszH
900 pounds Bu bead 5- lee dozen Kina wash Bssrdu
- saga Shot, AasoEted d1esi SEQ rsaas Wrapping Paper
ieo dsnn frosA csTs Oysters 50 bsu PsppEi
3 ssssI IsZdnss, EaA . AsriaI
boxeaI 50 hz aroaEd hRaARd,
50 bxs Lsmsa sVSpi 50 Tire CrEaksrIl
80 Rks 1aiR.s; 50 hsis Odu TtHswuT
100 /" EseksrdI g bsIsIX Ak a.+r
8 sksstl eTees aad -BiasA 81
-- Te1Et ll .
saIs-E EDEAADs. HARRIS a 90
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NOIIcs 20 W eel earders and SpIaHers.
n WIsH TO BNpL0Y a GOOD wool cAKDAR. Ats,
naa dat n . Eood v eel SPlaRer. Aa4rsu
UA. UkIeaT,
EsV 2s 2E' Galatta, RshBeases.
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: NRahYiIle an RaetnrH.

IooKHoLDSRs in he HaShYills aua FAssoy are nssAsa
- hat the DirectoTs have sds call Of Five Dollars upon
sch Ars. payable seors e e ksndAy n seUtsnss'
asxt fhs Stockholders requested Lat The Of s
undsrigseA. Ne. az ChsrJ Esst, I'd naEs prof pt pay
nents J. l. B0sTIoK, :
I suss5-H Ssarssary ana Treesur.r,
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CHEROKEE Rem EDY,
An Installing specific Tor All Diseases -
the Urinary Organs, and q General
Alternative and BlOO4 Further
THIS REMEDY CURES WHEN ALL oTHE

THIS KENNEDY" UUhE6 WHEN ALL OfHk8
PREPARATIONS FAN.
eartly unlike every other medicine presrks4 fer
real Diseases a. contains ne mineral poison naussoua
rugs being prepared from roos, barks and leaves Ia the form
u pleasant aad delicious Syrup.
Il natures reEedyF for GenoThea, ClRp) GIsss
Gravel BcuFe, and d especially recommends fer 1luoT Al
Whites in Fesl fer this complaint IL 1VGluAble
As general AerAVs Sad blood PuEisr sSuEl
tees not fail % cure seroulS, secondary yph, EanduaI
TveEgs msTeGFiai and all sfuPtve diseases, curing them
aoTe speedily AID permanently THAI any other med
sine known. II does thS BY purifying and cleaning ths
slood oauang II e heW In all its original purity and ViEor,
thus removing from the system RlGRure End pernors
witch have induced disease.
In all old eases of Gonrhca ana Fleet that have hsd
sedesl skin, Il Is especially recommendation old
never falls, end resent from three days
sE doss positively TsoTss all rcAains heat, ehOrdoA and
palz. ~
It desc ret srsos TIA breath Intsrrs viii aay sasa
bSzzoR. -- --....
Il requires assistance iron other nedieiss
Il lay the to{stt be- eounEizz roor1 With
ous it, ever being inspected remedy Ter private
FreaSe Esnerssl Deases, Sit al SirOsons fer t,
9srsrEsent cure, accompany zach bette
Ror full arsetsens set oiTsalAr nes frem any 6ruEa
he United ssatss. =
1t sold Tor - per bottle or Fss bstls,
all responEbis druggists and dealers sdioinea
he United sAtsS and At Wholesale By all Wholesale 6ruxEs
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-19

Corn, Hay a"d Oats Wanted
BIZ TIE
CONFEDERATE GOVERNMENT.
AN APPOINTED By Stevenson, QusrtsraA Gen.
ersl for ths stA Of TENNESSEE purchase oorn bay ADD
Ots and vi Ply the prize ny fshds In the country
will do veil To eA be selling produce Pec
eoyFJnent needs th the produce that Is spare
and al good citizens Ahoud give efuSAI Of what they
to seit A HABlLTUE.
I5SBAnner copy and charge ouirtsmssts's Department
nOV2S-&m
$50 Reward
Az away from the subsrbsr the 9Th Inst, ilel
Ia from Lebanon, liam unty Tenn, negro nsmed
OharIes,-dAIk sonPlexon, spare made, about twenty
old Ebsut hVe nt hes IN eight
ssghS About leo poandH Wres EGry good hand, Ei
doubtless hG IL carpenter by trade ben be sf
home carried With hin his has silt Of SOLDIER
clio thea Has lived in Memphis
viii give he above reward for his and confinement
novl3-ln BRRRY RHITEsIDHs-
Machine StIk,
A tau EEsogszsn4 ct Is esns per Spool. ..--
n 00AE BRos Agents,
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