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~ dtl afncq'tha
~. :. .no'r and efsT kandrs spsteen 90 lpifn
= ~ 9otton iac.eel. srr1ri e very
81 : q ,.sss nave zen e ls - Gosd Nddng,
~ SIS. haVe be.1ina1s y - u - friesS afs
~ - -netuat7st5 tts7 q, s tAs sar1s tiIys
~ 49,. otson MAJ - - sf = III have reason
FIoIfP ~ .lofae change until the blockade - r1ad-
hefc souna demand Tor ls Gle, rncipaily Tor
on or for retail puTposss We quota Tennessee
Sc Z597 o. = -- - - - - ---iA A---iS
tsnsi are pretty we'll supplied and pFcas are
- ~ osnAHd Oders made a 81 l9I 81 o. tbs spot
n Hhte though snail lots have gone theas
agures. 1''iS purchases are H1ie - snAioser
IN, Corn market quiet, and Inc dsm1r8 lIsht b.
a ~ ss1nned e city c0nsumPtrn We q1ots prices
noss ~ ssss aaze1 4 gEep re Waite fer miBg Pur-
q -. @ nave been no sales rspol ted q yellow az len than
~ -ols - g 3 :, 10 would 70 much below that
A,r-e Of Bacon are aLvEueing, owing 70 Ight
eSSs demand We gnots Shoulders Il Is 2e Hams
- Lea siaes <<a23s pound. Lard IqR29s.
tendency Of CoGss i SIN ouVanI ard M
~ NAL lou tnas ind their av throazn - blocrnde
90 no- asftaly eece prceI. The !. ,s - gfrE.
llsnt. We qposs ne lrticle q 3sg3fOr
eAbf ~ rseEed lite IN Ecs 81 Is 70 Il ss are
HAf--IenneS5se y = PEI 10 pounlz
AUGUSTA FACTORY GOODs-We e-,s. 20 sts.,,.. o.
Skecng i01i; Drill ll5fs No Osaab1, ~ 800 $50
die for cash Tor ave bales. Eo ~. y -
than Eve bales, and none on time
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EDITORS UNION AXD AMERICAN You viii confer
favor by inserting the following communication
from the Patriot.
EDITORS PATRIoT.-I have with pleasure noticed
some articles in your paper lately speaking highly
of the claims of Hon. B. L. Ridley for the vaean
Supreme Judgeship Of our State, and ana gratiie
At beng able to endorse what is said of him as one
Of the best men eff this any other State. Several
years ago the Legislature established Chancery
Court at Sparta. in Whist was then part of Chan
celOF Rdleys district. lie gave the writer of this
the appointment of Clerk and Master. The Court be ;
ing new, entirely new set of books had tobe pro-
cured, and hSying no experience in the duties of
the Office, and having no preeedents TO govern me-
would have had great trouble Ia dischsFging those
duties but for the kindness of the Judge in render
ing me every aid and information needed? IL was
not the AMOUNT of services he rendered me in that
way, though they were indispensable, that 50 much
impressed me, as the very kind and cheerful manner
in which they were bestowed. II was my fortune
to serve several years under him, and his kindness
and urbanity of manner to lawyers, people and Of
ieers of the Court were such as to make him
universal fayorite. erts r. %
IL is unnecessary TO speak Of Judge Ridleys legal
attaiuments Tho decisions of the Supreme Court,
confirming so large proportion OF his DEGREES,
attest his high standing. -
If the people of Tennessee viii confer the oiice of
Supreme Judge upon him, they will give it to one
who is lawyer, patriot and gentleman in every
sense of the word Yours, &c, B.SR.
Nashville, Sept. Ii, 1851. ~
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Sold In EaEhvIs By G. ". HsnderIhOtt, Berry Dsmov
Ewing Psndlston, and iy all rsEponEble dIuggists
where oct29dt1 &wiy
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L.up,xnr. Tenn. sentamb.

= LEBANoN, Iennss teptqnDsf To- IebI.
A. called meeting Of the "Cedsr Cadets" Tuesday 10th
September motion, the Captain appointed committee Of
three draft resolutions expressive the feelings the
pany en- the death Of Private THOMAS D MORRIS. The
committee submitted the following, which adopted
es01ced That deeply deBore the fatal calamity which
has Private NORRIS that losing
him, the company deprived Of Of lis faithful and
most efficient members .....
Res0Ud That the company tender its sncers sympathy to
the relatives and friends Of tia deceased.
RsOEUed, That the usual tadse OF mourning fog
thirty days.
RssOlred That copy OF these resolutions b sent to
parents Of the deee2'ed, and Nashville papers for
publication. RLC Witt e.r--a....
JAgEsF sTOKE,2 Commit le.
II H,Nr1re VIZ
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Maury County Agricultural and mschan.
teal Society


The President and Board Of Directors of Maury
County Agricultural and Mechanical Society, have
determined to hold Fair at their grounds, near
Columbia, commencing Tuesday the Sth day of
October next and continuing for four days. They
feel assured that much good has already been &C
complished by the exhibitions of the rare handy
work of the Ladies' The improved and increased
agricultural products, and the advancement of the
mechanical branches No charge will be made
for the exhibition of stock any article whatever.
But the usual charge for gate fees.
Premiums will be awarded, or the evidences of
superiority viii be given usual but, in fact, no
premiums will be paid. The entire proceeds Of
the fair after paying expenses will be appropriated
70 the support and maintenance of the soldiers
and families of tho soldiers from Maury county en-
gagged in defending our liberties and earthstones.
The holding of fairs afford annual gathering of the
people, where many meet who would never come
together on any other occasion. We would be
pleased to see full attendance.
The frat day viii embrace woolien manufactures,
csttOn do cotton and wool or silk do, Competing,
Ane arts Shoes needle-WOrk, tailoring, fruits and
vegetables farming implements, cabinet and joiners
work, printing, blacksmithing, tin work, boots,
ahoeS and leather hats agricultural products, wool,
carriages, harness, saddles, sheep, hogs, cattle,
FLOODED stock, fat cattle, best pair fancy teams,
bOrEes and mares
I'd day. Mules, jacks and jennets.
Sd day. Blooded stock, horses in harness,
4th day. Harness stock saddle stock and horses
under harness. For more minute details, see hand
bills or circulsrs.-COhanbiG Herald.
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C0MMUGIlln0E

Mr.. EDIroR: We hear, the question often asked
What is the South fighting fory s.al I'd
Ans.-FOr Justice, for Equality 49, -
The principles Of the Constitution in its true spirit
as established By or fathers; ---s-...--
The same our fathers fought for in &c
The right 10 manage our own affairs in our swn
way, without Use control Of Northern flnq.icsia
That Tennessee may make her own laws, ithout
the direction of Massachusetts by her abolition me-
MORALS and petitions
Thst each Stase may enjoy equal rights, and not
be intermeddl;d with by any Other State or States.
Waynesbcro Sept. 18th, 1861.
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FEoN TIE WEsT-The Liberty (shssOuri) IYfb,ue
has letter from Col john T. Hughes, of the Rebel
army, which Is issued in extra, reporting that a
few days ago the Secession forces drove Gen. Lane
and his command into Kansas, with twelve killed,
thirty forty wounded and thirty five taken prs.
oners. He states that but two OF three were killed
and sixteen wounded on the Southern side.
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Dickson CSuStF Court, Aug. RuIes, 1861.
P. yaElr and sif Robert Malock, Ct als Petition 70
~ -. r. - 81 Land.
uapPearing toHy satisfacton th =. MslIock and W.
MARSHALL MEtleek two Of he dendlrtsn this cause, az
residents q The state Of Tennessee. and beyond
Of the ordinary process Of his Court. Il h therefore ordered
that pubheA0n inside for four weeks the Union and
American anesspsper published the sty Of Nashville
curing sad aouTesdent appear before The Dick
County Court Charlotte, st Monday in NoTeu-
bsr lbs and then anhefs plead. arFzlr, denur The
ssoys Pstop the sill be taken for confessed as 70
tseIn ard set for hearing psrte, August Z, lE6I.
Aug H-Fst printersiee 81 TAOS c. NORRIS, 4 n.
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PROMOTION OF GENERAL HHAre.
1sp.si.rpi.p.,sAlss sa.S..AsaIsUsisasnd American.


Ana ..v. RICHNoNp, Sept. 18th.
PrObabIe Capture OF Gems Reynolds
Seemingly reliable Intelligence from North West
tern Virginia reports the announced capture of
Gen. Reynolds, BY Gen. Lee and the cutting of of
four thousand of the enemy at Cheat Mountain /;
also the death Of Col. John A. Washington. aid to
Lee, while on sreeOnnOitering expedition.
islf SkiRmasIng ON fhe POtomRc-
There is constant skirmishing on the Potomac
resulting in our favor.
Acting Secretary ofWar
Mr.. Reagan, Postmaster General, is acting rs Sec
Rotary of War. BledsOe has resumed hispOsitian Is
chief of the War Bureau.
Appointments and PrOmotIOns.
Hon. L. ?. Walker has been appointed Brigadier
General Gen. BrAxtOn Bragg has been promoted
to full Generalship in the Regular Army. Major.
@. w. Smith, Engineer corps, will probably be ap-
pointed Major General in the Provisional Army.
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General Order DO. bal.

HEADQGRTERTs lst. BATTALION Tenn. CAvAIRT,
CAMP CUMMINGS, 18th September 1861.
Every officer, nOn-eommissioned officer and Fri
vate belonging to this Battalion Except those absent
on sick leave or under special orders) are hereby
ordered to join this Battalion Immediately.
By order Lieut. Col. f. n. McNAmY.
Ed D. HICKS. Adj't Major sept 20.
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Gen. McCullochs army is to be increased to any
size he may deem necessary for the prosecution Of
the war. The Confederate Government has just
conferred the authority to increase it upon him. and
It is believed that the Arkansas troops lately dis
banded will row flock to his command.
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The American Lettar Express Company win re-
sceiEe no more letters for the preaent. I.NcoEN's
proclamation having but an end to mail conimuni-
eatiop. All letters received up to this date, Sept
Ctenber 10th, wiz beEforwarded by special permits
sion. Southern papers please notice. - e ~
septl7-aiw. -.
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The sunrenle IndEeship.

are authorized A. J. MAROHBANKs, Of
county, the Supreme Court at the election
October Ill the vacancy Oasoned b. the
FssignAtion Of Z. 8. CsrutheTs. augsete
We authorised BLOOMFIELD RIpLEYa
Judge the Supreme Court ali the
eAoned BY the resignation Of the Hon B. L. Caruthsrs.
ngs04s
We authorized TO- c. GUILD, Of Sumner, Is
candidate for udse OF the Court st the election
the hfh day Of October next augi5-tds
We authorized to ", 7. COOPER Esq,
candidate fer Judge Of the supreme oout, at the election
he anh daI Of October pert 49, AuR9-te
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For Rent.

My HOUSE. No. SC Cedar street formerly occupied By
~ NJ. WATSON,
Sept 10, i6I-dIS No. o High street;
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king Gotten and Other Ikfna

Much has been said, in verse and prose- about
cotton being king, and coal and gold. The staple
may be 'ruier in is sphere; coal is good thing
for steam and heating purposes generally, and gold
is very nice when one has plenty Of il But of all
kings the che most 70 be dreaded.is the Fire King,
snd the best way 70 susrd against its ravages is 70
'bave your property insured at the Insurance. ONCE
Of WI. Mara No % College street. sep5-dtf
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Capt. CLUsrEr is At the s.. Cloud Hotel.

The POcahOntas Ark Herald learns that as
one of tie express riders on the Memphis route,
was returning from his station to that place with
dispatches for Gen. HARDER, he was shot at twice
by some one concealed ia the swamps. One Of
the balls penetrated his hat. As he turned to see
where the shots came from he discovered a man
just emerging from the wood, who on seeing him,
Immediately turned and fed. This is most high
handed outrage; and proves that abolition enemies
are lowering around
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1he ExncdItlon aaa &c AtIantIs I'd 30.

the expedition sszs she Atlantic &c ast.
The last Intelligence received here of saf naysl
expedition Of the enemy or oisr coast IA :, thai
Fort Macon was threatened by numbes Of lis YES
sels. This port is a strong petition, o. Whist is
known as Rogue Island and guards one, OF the most
important nlets on the North Carolina coast Qppo-
site the port Of Beaufort. 1t is understood here,
however thai The Preparations for defence are eem-
pleta and that the enemy win have 70 encounter
dlculties IA any demonstration on this point such
as did not eOnfrent them al lIatterss.
News has also been received Of the abandonment
Of Beacon Island and Oregon Inlet,On the Csrolina
coast. IL is understood that the abandonment Of
these points became necessary on account of the
seizure Of HsterRa and the feeingrc Of the enemy
20 the Sounds. -
The defeuees Of Wilmington, Fort Macon, New
bern and other points on the Carelioa seaboardi is
nov matter Of urgent necessity Volunteers,
we learn are being raised IN the Eastern and South
ern counties of North Carolina to defend the sea
coast. ..s sssss sssssf as - - q
On the Georgis coast preparations are active for
putting il n a defensive condition. The Equipment
Of Fort Pulaski ii fully completed, the State of
Georgia having expended about $50 900 for heavy
guns and other necessary equipments So 10
Governor Brown has also assumed the constitu-
tonal power to call into active service State troops
to conduct military operations she coast. The
proclamation which he has issued on the subject
calls for the thorough organization and training
of the militia. Volunteer companies entering the
service will be mustered into service as soon as
needed, after they can be armed and formed into
regiments TO serve for twelve OF SIX onths5 the
exigencies may require. 9s -
At List Northern accounts, Stringham. the flag
ufcer Of the squsdron, absent in the North and
Butler, the commander of ths expedition awaiting
further instructions at Washington. Under these
circumstances it is scarcely probable that any fur
thar demonstration viii be Immediately made upon
our sea coast, not until we shall have had time,
under the present active operations of the Govern
meat, in shipping ordnance and in boring risd can
non. to put ina state of Defence Richmond Rrdm
tRsr, Sept. Is. ,-isz 81 aA
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BEST FRENCH B0LTrNG CLOrHs
minerva coIIcge. tennessee.

TFyHs INSTITUTION, deFotsd Edaeation Young
Ladies eopnsadt issef % ne pie Of the South, b.
cause CT Is long standing It's experienced Teachers and heah
fnl Etuas fhe charges Of B0AElaz sni Tuition have ben
aap ted @ exsences 81 he es hat ~ many advantages
Of TIE school are in the rtach Of al -H
The 18th Annual SEES opens SEPT "a, f56l.
ne nm0ditisH q the country lea Of Cah-
- ~ - 3 B. JOKES, Box SD,
au-2l-dGEim Nashville Tenn
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Ths SoatheFn Express

RICHMOND, sept 1.-The Secretary OF the lreA
ury TO day accepted the bond Of the Southern E.
press Company, for 100000. for the faithful pel
formsnce Of its duties as Collecting Agents fer th
Revenue department in the Confederste Slasesssus
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Acting secretary OF war.


RoBILk, Sept. 17.--By request Of the Governor of
Alabama, the Banks have suspended specie pay
ment, and take no deposit in any psymept Of debts
Confederate notes at par. ~ = -
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Mr.. THeNAs L. BATEMAS is candidate for Er
crossing Clerk Of the House of Representatives. ii
is a steady, reliable gentleman, and every va,
well qualified for the position he seeks.
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/. Wanted immediately At the Military College two
cooks, one for meats and one for passry-women
white or black preferred. Also three or four good
mich cows. r-asssa E .adSts
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RunnInR the BIockadc

Al0BIIE, Sept I6.--A schooner run the Blockade
az Galveston and arrived at Vera Cruz. She re-
turns with a cargo of eoffee-s. -a
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BEERsHEuA sPETSds.-We are requested 70 state
that this watering place viii be kept open for
several weeks longer, and the usual conveyance
from .Cowan and Tracy City viii be continued,
& Sept. II-l3t. iis.ss lss5s.
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We are authorized to announce ?. SAUNDERS
date for Congress Seventh Congressional District
the November election. septi4-dtd'
We are authorized TO announce F. THOMPSON, of Wilson,
Congress from the fifth Congress ona Dis
trict, at the November election. sepl7-tde
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NoTIcE.-AH persons having contr buttons for
Caps AcK BUTIERs Company, or for any Of the
companies Of Col, NASEr's Regiment will please
send them 90 sle store Of E, Il. EwNG Co, or CUM-
INNS s GItKEnzoS. b. Saturday next. !,
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Lieut.. 10Th Regiment

THE DAHY-Single copies of our paper can be
had at the counting-room at five cents. News boys
and other dealers furnished at two and a half
cents per copy. We make this statement because
vs. are informed that the news boys are in the habit
of selling single copies at ten cents and more a>
Lodging that the paper costs them five cents.
sepl9 sdf
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VWTIsHIst 10 move west lave determined to sell my
wv farm containing 262 acres lying in Franklin county,
Tennesses the Of ELK river and Immediately the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, within ~ miles Of Vim
chester miles from Dechard miles IRON AlsoDa Depot
Esl lpFnys ana miles from Ihe old Alsona Factory.
There lie 50 cleared land and 69of that olo-
cabins and other budinE necessary and good
Freestone well water there TIE s AID plenty Of pond
water that fails for stock The timber upon this
PCT into oerd wood will pay for itself twice THERE'S
splendid school houss upon this ls The terms will be sde
odstlng will take part al in likely Negroes
from 81 600 . 81 500 IN good Mares AID Mules as deter
mined to se For further p2rtcu:aE5 sdiesI a. Est1
Springs A. c. GyLL,Js.
sepT-dIm - ...s
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From Western. Virgins

RICHMOND, Sept. II The Elqlfirer win pI
morrow morning, 3 letter from LesAburg
that Wise, Floyd and Loring, hadColk sur
yesterday, and fight is expected today. {.
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....r- FOR RENT.
FHIHE Store, No Is South side Public Square.
3 4 Apply To W II. CALHOUN 4 CO.,
sep4f orneT College strtet and the Square.
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General Orders, Ne. IS.

~ NtHHtN n WkuefsS NO. 4St
HAE "a F0Er HENRI, Tenn, River,
s.-. ssf ~ August ed, 1861.
All absent Officers and soldiers belonging to this
Post are directed join their respective commands
imniediatelya By orders Of A. HErnAN,.
s Col. Commanding at Fort Henry. a9se
aaeEV W. L. McCoNNIco. lAdsutant y
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IDAx MORNING. sEPT. 20. 1861.
UNION AND AMERICAN BUSINESS
~ ,1siatt NOTICES.
Rage.

Save sn your agz-cOtton, fax, hemp, &c. and
send them 10 market, where you can realize three
cents pound -
The South wears out more such goods than two
Such Norths and yet the North cuhletheeusn-
tity of rags for making paper. Let this he changed
hereafter. Save the rags to make paper, and there
by save money.
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NASHVILLE GunFactorr.

GTocKHOtDsRs ne sag VsiIs en- Factory are no,iasi
= that the DeegorI have made call Of Five Dollars upon
sAe a before ze hrst Monday SEPTEMBER
Tue soekho seated to call at the ofcs Of re
uniersgnei No a. Cherry street, and make prompt pay
Slenss fi-t-a.al1a J. L. B0STICK,
LHEJ-u StcrssaTy aud Treasurer,
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WANTED.

sold, American. ~ ssisPram silvsr-. "a
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For Col. 8aIeIs IIegIment.

Capt. n. W, CLUsKET, of Col Bates Regiment,
will leave here this afternoon at o'clock to join
the Regiment in Virginia. Capt CLUEKET viii be
happy to bear to the soldiers any letters which
may be delivered to him before that time. He de.
sires to enlist few musicians for the Regimental
Brass Band.
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NEW ORLEAxs, Sept l6.-Gsu. Van Dorm, Lieut..
Robert W. Kerpworth and A. Y. YerdOn arrived
this evening from Texas, en- route 70 Richmond. .
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PROF. o. BECKER.

pleased inform the public that als prepared to teach
few scholars on the Piano, Guitar, etcSetc- ~
Orders let at james A. hcclures, UOn bot, viii Be
promptly attended . - sep9n
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The EdgeTieId Association for Aiding



This association viii hold its frstIegular monthly
meeting in the basement ofthe Presbyterian Church
on Woodland street, on next Friday night at half
past O'clock Al members, ard the public, are
invited to attend. Revs. hcFerrin and Hendricks
are expected 70 address The meeting, and a report
from the officers be made. Notice Is hereby given,
that the association has provided depot for re-
ceiving the provisions, fuel, &c, which may be 90
mated The dep0. is WOodaIl store, opposite Lucas
on Gsllatin pike. T. PAYNE, Pres.
RECkUus WANTED-To serve in the 20h Regiment
now in Kentucky. They viii be required to serve
only the balance of the terrn-nne months. Any
one wishing to join VIII meet the undersigned at
DEMoyuLE s CO's on Friday next, at y o'clock, or
at The office Of LITToy BosrICK, They win meet
Corporal BATTLE. Al, ADAMS,
I,ieut Doth REGIMENT
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PImPles BAnisheGI
nh -ataE Faces Made OleAKI
By weeks Of the Magnolia Ba PsTseetly harm
less bat elegAn; and ssectnoI preparation. .r.
Price 50 cents per bottle. Sold everywhere. $3.50 -
VIZ HAGAN & CO., PrSPrissors, Troy,N.Y.
feh24-dkW3m tir' ..f-
uHEROKER CuREI

An SEJaiJisl care Ior Seminal Wcakness, Nee
turnal Emnltsslonss hlPoteneH Loss Of POtOsy,
PGias ia the Back, Sons IN thS BadteT, O6EtrHcsSd
and Difficult Asa5srHdsioa, g1d az diseases caHAsd
eV deviting from Ess pGtA 0f HataTs, AID tsdBE1iA9
IN SssE-PoltlRioa.
By the Of this oa-e" all Improper discharges
Cd the weakened organs Of generation are sPey cur and
fall Vigor restored. -
Either contemplating marriage, hsEd reject that sound
ind and body necessary promote c0nnub happiness
In Ae "Cherokee Cure the poor dekated and
depaing devotee Of sensual pleasure Will hnd relief
1t is safe and pleasant in taste immediate its action
tanning mineral poison but prepared from pure vegetable
extracts, In the form Of 6 delicious syrup
Price - per Bottle, three bottles S. and forwarded
By sxPIess TO sll parts OF the world. i4-a
Sold By all respectable Druggists everywhere. a--
POTTER & hERWIN. ProPnetOrS, Memphis Tenn.
Sold In Nashville by Ewing Pendieon Berry DemoviIh
a. W. Hsndsrshott and By Druggists everywhere. - Q. p
octsS-dtW&WIy ---E7