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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-17

Bachelors Hair Dyc-Thc Best in the
worldfarmless, reliable and instantaneous. sold and
applied at BACHELORS wig factory, 10 Bond street.
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Pure Liquors.-Buy Your Liquors for
wholesale family trade Mt Fifteenth street Dsery,
tabshed in 1882, at 255 West Fifteenth street.
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Gymnnstics.-Classc are Now Forming
for the JOHN WOODS Gymnasium, Nos and q
East Twenty eighth street. near Fifth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-17

Gentlemen who Desire "a Fine md E,Ic-
CANT Hat should call at ESPENSCHEID'S manufacturer,
llS Nassau
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Royal Havana Lotfcry.-prizcs Cashcd
and information furnished by TAYLOR co.. Bankers 10
Wall street. Il. y
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Union Convention.

The Nominating Committee OF the Fifth avenue organi-
cation met again last evening nominated the follow
Sng candidates for Coroners:--
Andrew r. Iackman.
Dir. Louis Nauman.
Dr. Henry b. Willard.
Dr. William Schrmer.
The committee, without taking any action upon the
legislative ticket, adjourned until Friday evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-17

Hill, Inimitablc Cutter OF Hair and
Whiskers No Barclay street. Hair Dye 80 cents black
brown best in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-17

Barry's TricophcrOus is the Best and
chca jest article dressing Identifying curling cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies, try it Sold by
all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-17

Beautiful Omplexion.-Lnirdss Liquid
Pearl has achieved celebrity having equal for pre-.
serving and identifying the complexion and skin. Sold
439 Broadway, and at all druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-17

Photograph Albums.-A Full Assort-
rnent by FREEMAN, RIVER CO., Importers, No
hai}
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Rcpuhlican Assembly Nomination.
nIoznrt Hall Assembly, Nomination.

Eighth Dastrlct.--Eps E. Elcry was nominated by the
Republican Assembly Convention last evening.
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, all xycnfhcrs md for n

Fall style OF Young Gents Dress and Soft
Hats. Also, Ladies' rich Furs WHITES the Halter ZIG
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-17
MILITARY FESTIVAL MOONLIGHT DANCE

To-day the United States Vanguard and Mcclellan Chas
seurs Of East New York, will be treated 10 a festival
during the day. and be honored with moonlight
dance the green sward during the evening The
whole affair will be unique in military point Of view
and will DO the occasion OF drawing thousands Of curious
vsiters to witness the display.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-17

Prizes Cashel i'm all LegaIiZcd Lotteries,
nnd information given by JOSEPH BATES, Broker II aud
~ Wall street, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-17

Try the shilling Hair Tonic, If you
already done One thousand In New
York and Brooklyn keep 1t for SALE beautifully lcriumed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-17

Trusses.-Marsh - Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusses Military Shoulder and Abdominal sup
porter combiueda superior article No. 2vesey st. Astor
House, opposite the church.
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avonre on Friday afternoon, at halfpast ono O'Clock,
without further notice.
vAuGHAS-on Wednesday, October 10, Of consumption,
ELIZABETH VAUGHAN, aged 10 years and 15 days.
Friend after friend departs
Who has not lost iriendY
There is no union here Of hearts
That finds not here end
The friends OF tho family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral Friday morning, Mt ten O'Clock pre-
csey from the residence Of her uncle Adam Williams,
No 1913 East Twenty sixth street, between First and
Second avenues,
sWEAvER.-on Tuesday, October 15 Mr.. l.. J. WEAVER.
The friends and relatives invited TO attend tho
funeral without further notice from his late residence,
corner Of First and North Eleventh streets, Brooklyn,
Il. D., this Thursday afternoon, at one O'Clock.
WIsoS--On Wednesday afternoon october 10, Mrs.
RoNANE WILSON, aged Is years.
The friends and relatives respectfully invited 10 at
tend the funeral at hsr mothers residence 36l Eighth
avenue this Thursday evening, a, halfpast seven
O'Clock
WEsB.-0n Wednesday evening, October 10, after
short and Illness FANNY L., daughter Of James
webb, Esq.
Notice of tho funeral will be given in to-morrow's
papers.
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DuRsuAKT TO A CALI. or THE TAMMANY GENE

DURSUANT TO A CALL or THE TAMMAEY GENE
raj Committee, convention Of tho Second Assembly
district held NJ the Index o. Wh"'s), New Bowrry
The following delegates answered TO icir On
ton Of Thomas Welsh, the Convention proceeded 70 ballot
and the unanimous given Daniel Lsary:-Iere-
mia; Cnuchn. Michael Carroll, VIM. Godscn. john Giles,
Patrick Welsh. Charles Kelly, Thomas WELSH james Garvey
Charles Jackson Robert Conway, Jacob kchlCr Lawrence
Laagan. CHARLES KELLY, Chairman.
J.coB Secretary
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BURNING OF ZIG RIVER BRIDGE BY THE
REBELS.

CCt
It Is understood that Big River bridge has been bnrned
bya party rebels from St. Francis comfy headed by
a named Cayce, who q member of the State
Convention.
Additional troops went down to tho Iron Mountain
Railroad last night.
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INTERESTING FROM INDEPENDENCE.
SURPRISE OF CAPTAIN MElNTz's COMMAND BY TIL
R,lEELS.

ISrsplSl EScE, No., Oct. IA, 1861
Tho Santa Fe mai reached here yesterday morning.
with dates TO tire lst inst.
The conductor states that G. D. Miller, formerly sutler
at Fort WISE had gone South raise troops and move
northward with them.
Major Lyndes' command Of released troops under Capt
Pollock, numbering two hundred and fifty three hun
dred men, passed Wednesday last at the head Of
tho dry route about $50 miles from here their way
to the States
Captain Meintz, with his command Of volunteers, was
surprised about thirty miles frcm Fort Craig and himself
his Second Lieutenant and Of his taken prison
crs. The balance Of his back to Fort Craig The
robes also captured three government wagons.
Captain Morris, of the Rifles, with command Of four
companies. has started in pnrsui, OF the rebels.
Tho majority Of watts is 2,coo
Eleven companies have been mustered into service In
New Mexico, under tho command OF Colcnol Gallagher
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HYATTs LIFE BALsAM.

EENrLEMEN'S VEST CHA1Ns-oNE TWO AND
VI three dollars, at GEO. c. ALIENS, 45 Broadway one
door below Canal street.
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POT4I7'iCAI..

INOgRTH ASSEMBLY Observation-Disclosures UNION,
Cooper Institute. The Dresa les 10 tie Fourth Assembly
district viii NJ Humboldt Hail. 81 ard 81 Forsyth street,
Thursday evening, Ut eight O'clock by order o. the Dele
gates.
INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMIT
j teeAt the meeting held on Wednesday evening, at Mill
Hall, Bowery-(i. n Herman In the clairhe follow
iig nominations were nirlc nnanimousy:--For Sheriff,
Frederick l.. White. For County Clerh Henry w. Genet
For Supervisor, George kuser For District Attorney Nell
j. Waterbury. The nominations for Judges and Coro-
LAID TO Wednesday evening next
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GROCERIES AND FLOUR FOR THE MILLION
" Cheapest the world Goods delivered free.
T1IOS. X. AGNEW,
Nos. 26O Greenwich st. and 50 Murray st. New York.
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GOTH REGIMENT, N. Y. 8. ACCOMPANY B-vo-
OC lunteers who have with the Company
the Virginia campaign will This day 7th Instant
Essex market drill room, between 10 A. H. and r. NJ for
- CAPT. THOMAS LYNCH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-17

BOARD IN BROoKLYS-Two LARGE ROOMS AND A
ID hail Room.Gentemen wishing to together
parate find the comforts of pleasant home the win
ter reasonable terms, at 81 State street. within Ave
minutes, walk OF the ferries.
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lyARPETINa-INsTEAD OF VISITING THE ExPEN-
~ sye on broadway, visit the large establishments
of HIRAM ANDERSON, 20 Bowery. Medallion Velvet,
Brussels Threey and and Ingram Carpet ocoth Drug
gets, IL low prices.
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WILL THE LADY Ok. b. WHO WAS LEFT BY A
w young man, At six O'Clock Friday morning,
Of the Fulton boats Brooklyn, please write
she promised stating whore and when she be and
how hr got her troubles Address H. j. Brown Broad
way Pa ufllr
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I)LUE ENAMEL BRACELETS, THREE DOLLARS
ID each, 1t GEO. G. ALIENS, as Broadway, one door
below Canal street,
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ITO LET-Two BILLIARD TABLES AND AN OYSTER
&C., inquire at 1898 Grand street.
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yNAIIACES THEATRE, TUESDAY NIGHT.-WILL
" the young lady who with party OF friends got In
Broadway Canal street. and rode the above,
address TO the gentleman who sat next her In the
stage, :. r. box 33u Post office.
lNANTED-IF MARY GAFERTY THE FAITHFUL
w who in service ut l9l Wcst TWEEN eighth
street last year, Will call the Herald her
address, the OF baaer she Will hear of something
her advantage
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-13
PHOFOaRAPHEC CARD.


TAXI pleasure Announcing NJ ole flisatB
that after absence Of yeaFs, hsve AEsn
turned 70 the practice Of the RI0I8Rra pslic Ara
branches hsvs8 purcased the interest o. ny bFs
old established Gallery IL Union Street. having spent
four months IN New York tbs past Sumner TO obtain lly ali
The imprsveen tie have painted renovated and
enlarged TIA Of Rooms throughout That ny facilities
GOV better produce FIRST CLAN hGn Galleries
Dsa condUse the comfort Of patrons trust
only sustain the proud PoStiol tie Gallery has horeofOrs
austained elevate to gn higher standard.
also ENGAGED the services Of Nh COOK, Paot
Aphers in world Who Pieurss which Obtained The
Ars premium the Fords Pa in London in ISL and
determined only to make this the leading Gallery IN
STATE NJ EoTk shall not be surpassed North Sea
and introduce to the public tia f5Usi1z styleS
Imperial PhotogrsTa, IEdia IrkI
Fignette. plsis eoi0Fsdi
IVorytyPes, celorsdi
Pastel Pict1res- Life zsa.
Photographs o. Canvas, lie Erst
Visiting Ca-ds, full length, plEj1i
Autograph PhstogIs0Es, ls tazeu 81 one EittE=-
sssr7ecscoPes, on giass psp5-
continue 20 make the GslGiBotyps Ar1FEtvu Esrebo
fore The above styles ali rply this city, except
The Autograph Card, sai,h only ms5s time An
Eho wasn't Of thing ny politely invited give
call becgc whiting siseEkssC WHEN viii Prove by ccglar
demonstration Ia k5oT lasts. respectfully,
octSl-5 '. " HUGHES
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Special Attention Paid 70 Sales of FlOHr.
ID EFERENCES.-FW smythe, o. HSEett, Norton
Ia, & Co, o.; B Dufed, n o, FiEhsr ASHER Bank
Tennessee, Nashville; Allison, Anderson Co. Nashville;
gune, Cashier CsrksYile Aeschez ealbreah. Me~phis
Young, late win Mcclure Courts, ct oarksve, Is IN
house noy6-d3mt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-13

DIR j 2. y , n . =
TEJHE celebrated Ocust Frankfort Ky copelsd
IeaYe home . his Sou err principles, will
practice tie if vii where he hopes 70
ee all hat disc ssd il htiI eys Il sold dismissed
on disease" eyes tire ec without fee
ued zines, which they get for ST al
Res to the citizens Tennessee and HuTresOcro
we'll those Of Kentucky ...... noVl4-d5E-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-13

BRICK EoUsE, situated tie corner Of esy and High
"A streets Apply to i.sH H. .. TURGER
Nashville, October TO- i56l-dtf sr e.r
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-13

c. zDSAEDs ?. b EAaas, n P EDWAEA
EDWARDS, HARRIS q CO.,
Successors 70 Edwards, GIkersOn / Co.
wholesale GrOcers,
Forwarding ard CGMmlSSIOH Merchants
6FzRaIss, Wines, TebseeOs, Cigars, ~
00REAE 0OELEGEAAD 0EJROR SZREEZA
Nashville, Tenn.
SETH ARs IN RHoEIPI OF LAReH AID WHLl
w selected stock Of Groceries Tobaocos, HquOr &e cox
Prised In nloUS 70 which respectfully invite s a.
ssution Of the Trade.
SUGAR, nEOLAssEs AND SYRUP.
!: hhd' Loui1an. Sugar. 50 SSls Lovsrins'S PSvasF''
3 g oisrihsd Sugar
IeO b6is plantation MOssSsu 50 SaifB6i Rssnsd IOla
100 hall bSls Plantation No 50 pAskAg tIst LOz aola
. s si:' R.hnsa xols,. 50 pS Esv Orleans ssla.B
20 bhls LOysrnES ChTzib syraPI
COFFEE.
20 5ag New orlsaEI Bio Coi 50 bsSS Lsgahs oOESsI
WHISRY.
100 bhlJ Testified EhlsEyi bsls gobAca county VIII
iS ky Do 70 IS Smiths Ola Esssu
pRneheons Of Irish and scotch WhiIFy.
BRAN DIES. WINES, &c.
quarter casks ssgnetts'i 10 easks MADEIRA Wine,
oq Ssa4sy. oIs Duy., aii S4s'' "a'
= CO.. Brandy 8, sEsst AAls,sa VIA,
10 q d" United PrepTistor'i 50 pks Ginger WInei
brandy; 50 baskets ehauparzst
90 PEs1@sri,a. Brsne5, 3 bo7sso ISlsti
90 Ginger 8 Pks Lemon oord.Eli
5 BlackbsrYy 50 bozes bfttsTp,
IS Raspberry y pkI Holland eaI
70 eaIG RznI
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
800 boxes Virginia TObaseo-vSriOzI braAdsI
500 Kentucky "
8 kszl A smiths PansaEs ToSaors,
se,o90 Superior Havana oig@rs-VAriozs BssAas'
100000 German
5000 &" Domestic
CANDLES AND SOAP.
400 boxes TAR osndlsI S0boxss stsarlns Candies,
200 hi 9 EhlicV
lso q F" $50 bozss Soap ysZieRG ERds
FLOUR,
100 ksls sItra Family Flour
r 100 " guperens
100 bags Penngylg5nis pucEHhest FSF
SUNDRIES-
900 SACKS Ans and coarse Salt 100 dozen Rzeksts,
500 bbls KAnsVhA Salt 50 nest Tubs;
600 kegs Nails and Ssikss . sAcka s AlEondzl
&O boxes Glass Ware 50 bhls PeosoG and FIbEs
w Reels Oottor sopsi 10 sbls EngliSh Wsl1u1i
100 casks Soda; i39 dozen 8Foomtj
900 pounds hET LEAD. 100 dozen Zinc wash BoArda
80 bags Shot escorted ssss 900 reans Wrapping PGpRi
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oysters. 50 ssgs Pepper
S Eases ssrdinss, \ and 4 Is A1spies,
boxes; 50 hzs Ground haEseFay
30 bxs LsmOL ByTEpI 50 Fire OraoksrIj
80 Po haisirsI - bills Odsx Vinegar
no y &scksrsll s9bblsXX Alef
8 chests GreeB and Black
TeesI
Win yArsz Of Othr lrtciss.
nsTe-s RDEABDs. HARRIs 90
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-13
UR0Sss-IIEs WANTED,

--- CEI0SSS-TIEs WANTED,
IR HsshYile and forth Western Railroad OspSny via
4 to contract for 10000 Cedar OFOsB.TfesV 9foet
ong, inches thick veil hsEn &c iacs st place not
less than inches clear Of bark be sound, dsV
ID at the grade line Of Ghe road In Nashville
The contractors want to contract for 10000 Whfte
Post oak Tiess Of the aEs above to delivered
On the line Of the road in piles rom section IL section
enough each section to supply the ssms.
Persons WhioE to bid will direct President ID Direct
CT the Ezssye and FoFthsEcrr ReiIros4 Oouapsny
Nazhyilis,T5r- ut-z5-tE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-13
CURRY & MARSHALL.

ETNDEKrAAsRS tst J. Ii oErrey-s ud ssa1 oa uni9a o.
tween Cherry streets pSepa-d 30 alter
Funerals At all tines With wooden Cons pia5 OF ooiorec
md Metallic Burial Baskets sad Cases OF asrPe5iei qust
the tines. tuneSS-s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-13

THIS REMEDY" CURES WHEN ALL OTHER
PREPARATIONS FAIL.
sntsy unlike every other medicine prescribed for Vsns
Diseases, contains mineral poison
irrgB besg prepared from roots bsTks and leaves In the fl
II pleasant AID delicious Syrup. e.. -.---- y
Il is nsturs's remedy for GonoTrha, Clap Get
Gravel Structure, and Il especially recommended fer Yluor Al
Whites in Feale fer this complaint II Is Invaluable
As general Alternative and blood purheg has equal ans
does not fail 70 scrofua secondary syphilis, gandu
gseiings merouTal and all eruPve Diseases curing them
speedily AID permanently than any other nedi
sins known II does this By purifying ana cleansing the
blood Causing it to Gov in all its original purity and vgor
thus removing from the system spuTs and Psrneou causes
which have induced disease. -- ... ...
In all old 9cnoTFhcea Giee that baea
fails and recent from to ree days
Sosss positively s scaling heat, ehordss and
It does net eject hs er.a or interiors vita any class
susizen. -.-
II requires no assistance from o.hsr medicine.
Il can lay tolet BE, counting rosn, with
cut It's ing suspected remedy for private dis
sses.- .-..- rs ..... .... rs ri. .r.
Treatise on vslsres Diseases eth all directions ths
ornament cure, accompany esch bottle. Il. F-..-
so7 full directions get Circular Tree from any drugH
he United stStss
II sold At retail for 80 per BOTTLE three bottles for
sy ell responsible druggists and dealers in medicines roIghcr
the United Sess AID at Wholesale by all Wholesale druggists
POTTER * mERwIN, Sole Proprietor
EKAPHIs, TENN.
EOid In Nashville BY G. " Hendsrshot, Bsrry Dsaer
HEng Pendieten, and II sll responsible druRgiHts
Sasrsi oct99dtWE sl1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-13

Basrk Wills.
NHE lest Improved doublsgrInding Bark Mills yet Invent
ed being Ssuaisctured will be ready hor DE-
hycry b. the hIst Of OctobsT FOR sale Of
....- }. LUNsDER co..
10 II south Market street, Nashville, Tena
LUMsDkE 4 MANN,
ssDti e Nc IS Magazine street, New Orleans L..
H.. s..-.-.. Removed.
- Shoe establishment to Market street. Nc
4 5Gs - rilc ssutie, door MorrsW & sos
where EoG' aed to former customers friend
And shs ends an tim keep general asso
ne Of Home IA iSde 5OOIs ana Shoes, ID a. res
variety and at low the prize materials viii Justify
Army boo and hoes and all kinds ohaVy kept store
or made to order
Highest market price paid IoT Hidss and Leather
seD2O-t JAMES ". HAMILTON.
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CHEROKEE EEEMEDY,

40 unfafitnE Specific for all Diseases o.
the Urinary Organs, and q General.
Alternative and Blood Purifier.
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4 Fine Country Residence Fer Sale,

4 AVIHa astermnsd carry ny Negroes to tAs sg-S
goutb, I will sell sbeut Three or F0ur AssssSe
Hundred Acres Of Land. being part Of $500
The tract upon which reside situated SSsaFF
coed TurnFIks Rosd, shout thirteen uIlss from -.
EssbyiIls IN one OF the neighborhoods in vii aAA
Iassn county Boil equal to in the State For Psrtea
lsrE apply 20 me, the premises to A. " g. LndLey h
NashvjIs rep9-aB P 4. PERKINS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-13
Tennsssee Champion
Portable Plantation and FIGURING
Will Stone Establishment.

PUSk sllIStCu=s OF ali cana lnsde order
Smut Mills Of the latest improved patent Mil 5piniles
ill Gearing Boiling Olshs Boiling, aOsRg and Rsgustin
Crews Screen Wire Mil Pcks and Plaster Paris All
gbich warranted Of best qusy and give tE2ctol
al orders and oonmunios tons promptly attended to-
J. N. WARNAJ
Opposite EEos3Vay kIlis, aeAH A B, Broad street,
IuEa22-dEEH HGEbViIle, T0 Es
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-13

$50 ESeWaTd
ID AZ away from the riber he 9th inst, miles
y from Lebanon, wills unty Tenn, negro named
CHARLES -dart co ple1ion. spare made about twenty
years old sbSuI Eve hes in ssht and
weighs about l40 writes sETy goo0 baud, and will
doubtless haVt Fass per b uGd= When be left
home carried with lin hi tuLk has guit Of soldiers
clio thsI HsB lived IL Memphis
VII i've he above reEr1 for hR hnneni
novl3-lm BERRY WHITESIDEs-
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HAFs Opesed 81 600 g6rt Of cace Ready Made clothing
g. Sa.lylre rsods sels Id and Gade up TO or
DIR r sus 4 "a. Dsl hOu.es souh they viii be ssd in
- 10 pu nh st old prices 6efO the war x
fer uosu Al dus lie ae7s in lhs REd try ner
cG.ls and to prvat oeat.e desiring myth
p nv ire ca numerical ote corner o. dar al cherry
streets, Nashville, Tenn. u Z. HAOA'
November 10, 'Gl-tl janl, SO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-07
MEDICINES.
TIL SOLDIERS SAFE GUARD.
NEW WEAPON OF Defence.
SAFETY AGAINST DEATH

SOLDIERS who CALAMITY volunteer their service
" tie GoNeiumeut, Should lie protested aIsns'
sickness and Death Ivy mgIorious disease II u v
well authenticated f,, that u al wars since warisrv
became a science, more deaths lave resulted itIu
scL l,ss tl'u from tie casualties Of war.
Let every soldier he armed with RADwAYA
READY RELIEF. II will prove as servicesbe .
mr,kct, pist'', sword on hayonct. with tup r
g,r viii result rom Sunstruie Diarrhea Dye
Fever and Agie, Typhus and Typhoid 1
NJ cumaiisiu. Neuralgia, Headache, or other 6-
Coughs Colds Influenza. or Asthma with thu
remedy piertiiti.y used iu the camps, ~ siekncs
Wi. lrcok uut or rcst'ence prevail.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF has been nv
I1uvt a 90 lt tie most ururtlut equipment Of ~
m dicpl stores II saved tie lives " Thousands o,
todcrs iu Venezuela, New Granada ami E.u,ipt,
south America. II also proved ~ great value IN the
T. ghth Regiment, during their encampment 81
Quarantine. n4 Nourl Ell f0r Us al the officers, aud
uIva. d. of,to pri,ites Of tie gallant E4lth.
- uu'd tie chances ofvar require the presence N
out I OPS n the Wa'arous regions, ltgppn- All
nHIlr. ard rice plantation Yf the utncr Stte.,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will prove of n,tN
service, used, than all the batteries and artlles ~
Of the earth VIII THIS remedy. the loss of life -
the sr1scs OF 81 mate viii hc small; without IT, and
dependent upon u skill of tie army surgeons, un
acClmated, and Wal out experience ~ b. the disc,
% ~ uey prevail N tu,se localities, the loss o. III
= u be fearful.
RAILWAYS READY RFLITF viii save the live
81 tiosc wlo may he -eyei with any " the climate
dscases of the Southern States. For twelve yeav
1t las lHttod successfully with the most formidable
oi CstCn,C- Of d 9 rice, cotton and sugar plsntA
tons, RAILWAYS READY Kelley, a. preveu
~" and curative of diseases incidental g. the nth
eu States. Is uo pertinent hut an absolute f'St
In case 81 Wuuuds, Bruises Spfaius, Gun he
wounds, sabre 90 Bayonot wound, tie applicaiiou
81 RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will lie u gresi
s'iv,C, aud. used ludirously will prevent midas
raii,n, modification, aud save tue Necessity Of
Iutit.uu.
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49,. d.. ~ 81 st.I d Ia.-te.--s9Ng ID ~
OnIe / thought heard hail from LOit, thea
tho s'oond mates voice rnMt1 lose outsid',
"Hullo aloft there g. The next moment !
started up, and looked at Mite Hyde, a. heard
plinly enough the cry, "On deck thsre-l6nJ
b" / TUNED round OF once and walked out Of
the rouDdbouse 70 The quarterback, where, two
minutes af'er, the whole Of tho passengers uer,
croWding from below, the Judge and his dsueh-
Yer already On the poop Far aloft, upcn tho
fOre-tO gallant yard, in tho hot glare 81 tho sun,
a sailor was standing with BIZ, hand over his
cyes, and locking TO the horizon, az the Irtia
man stood quietly before tho light lHsess.
Where away ayi' was tho next bail from
d"ck. " Brold on our larboard bow, ,ir. wa,
tho answer
To be continued,