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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-06
Grand Forced sal

Fresh Arrivals
BY
TH SON. SER SEQ,
NEW BUILDINGS, "a MARKET STREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.
100 BARRELS Double Extra Flour;
HUI Ito do Extra Family do
100 boxes choice Western Reserve Cheesei
IS chests Green and Black Teas;
. boxes do do do
100 dozen l and , Cans oysters;
so boxes Layer Rsisins;
50 y boxes do do
IS MAccaroni:
3 tierces Fresh Figs;
bbls New Currants;
trails Fresh Dates;
Also, assortment Of and fancy Candies, Kisses
and Almonds all Of which offer cash dealers
duced prices THOMPSON, SPERRY & co.
jsnH'6f
Corn, Hay and Oats
A SUPERIOR lot o, Corn, Hay Cats just received
"a aud for sale at low figures by COMBS & MARTIN
jaA9-4m
Also Received:
100 BARRELS Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
HUI Is hhds choice New Orleans dc
so bags prime Rio Coffee
200 bbls Rectifed Whiskey;
50 bbls Old Reserve DO
80 5bls Old Rye do
half pipes Old 0tard Brandy;
The above with every other grocery line ara
janl7 81 TH0MPsoN, sPERRY & co.
Flour, Corn, dc.
OUU $50 sacEs Corfu 1i;N 'D- -'N'' i---'S '''N''
20 bbis Lard;
so Green Apples;
IS cases ParTapine Wax Candles;
SEQ Flour Sacks ,(Hfty pounds,)
On consignment, for sale BY
janis - No 81 College street, near Broad
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FreSIl PeaclleS.

~ DOZEN Cans Peaches ues received and for sale
- aprl2-H MIZEIL. HOOPER co
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THE
Life of Andrew Jackson,
rAMES PARTON
THE

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Anthorsf Life Aaron Bun,"ete.
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IN rAen this work, ard has bestowed upon it the most
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hed last spring, the third last completed or
and second volcmes, the have spoken in the
life Of Andrew Jackson was indeed sventful and
the that crowded INTO bis career as pioneer gen
ea and statesman among the important in the hsto
~ Taunton Gazette 'Almost all hat relates
20 him is peculiar, extraordinary, and interesting
ho,e who have been most familiar with the career Of Jack
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with vVdnes and Huency Hs account OF the defense Of New
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Times zone Of interesting and instructive books we
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where to Buy the Rest Hats

HATEKFIED HWALKER has long been known the popular
resort Tor the be- ana popular styles Of Hats for the
superiority Of fabrics. Their for the Fall
Winter is full Az complete Prices usual and uniform
WATERFIELD & WALKER,
octgO-H . Hatters and Furiers, pc Public kouzIe.
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ennsssee Champion
Portable Plantation and FIOuri
Mill stone establishments.

eURR Mllstones Of al sizes hand. and made 70 "a
smut Mills, Of the latest improved patent; Mil Spin
MIL Sea ing Boiling Cloths Betting Hosting and RsZra
sereEsi Screen Wire, Mill Pieks and Plaster Paris al
which is warranted Of best qsGlty and give sasfaction
All orders and communications promptly attended to-
J. n. HARNE,
Opposite Broadway Mills, near & 2 R, Bread street.
June%S-dEgu Nashville. Ten
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GREAT NATIONAL RoUT
- 3@@e mmMHMw

o,ssa iln,nore, PhfIade4pBs,
Ws,ana the only Ho5s al
$500 M OHIO avn nsrx
~ Vl-O kAlLkOADS tsrrn;,.-. - - : , Oh
Wy N ne Esst, and Cas,. Fl y ore an
West SousA-west a., -, :, 1.I p0Iai' II 4
Pssssnssrs y his Rou.s can ma 80 Sorsh-SS
gnilsdesna Mex Yer, on Boso, ISL :. ne cities u
Aorz or Boston Alone b other lines e cost Of Tel
Through Tickets can also - -.
ne Eastern Cities AZ an 49, "a Hashingl
sleeping cars attached to al night of - only
Tiekets good until used, vita ths 49, ,ssas.
ali principal points. Rsitiese q stop1
business men and travellers. for pI,,.
Ssslt all the Eastern Cities at corn1 q isforr-
re scenery IS celebrated for its wouda- snail
y 5 eqaalsd in the world It's syste. Aafy aAd
Roeei us splendid equipment; its excluy;.ay and Q
I<s amount Of double track; its fre hrf, esrapa
,Ss o. ne Company insurss to he saner q
hsnl9og q Iiesets and baggage CHEEKS -,
" Railroad and steanbost on ose - y proe
isr 1esets via the baltimore All ri,;o p ne ~
y. r-sstIrH, Master Trasrp.5rfafi;..-- (, !. !.
L. n. COLE, General Ticket Ags-t n !
n sOLLiV An. Gen. Wester5 80 -, = (
a. J. JEWETT, Presis. o on r e'al,
aDriIo j.. W.BROEN, Gen'I Ticket 4 11 -, n n
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Nashville South Side

= M 81 TIT u TT Il i,
CAPITOL HILL, NASHVILLE.
Mrs. EgIEIA IEOLCOmBE,( l..,.i,.. p-,..,,.,.
MISS Il. II. NOTTINGHAM, associate PRINCIPALS
FHVHE premises hitherto occupied By Mrs Hocombe having
been found too limited for the patronage Of her
School, the present Principals have 80 fortuna as 70
cure, for term Of years. the spacious and beautiful mansion
opposite the Capitol we'll known the residence Col W.
Putnam The location is unequaed-beng private, CENTRAL
elevated and accessible The House finished the most I'm
proved modern style, containing u large Toos, thoroughly
ventilated by windows the opening piazzas and
building The grounds beautifully Laid the waks
well paved allowing ample for exercise
Every department filled With the highest professional talent
TIE boarding pupils will eroy ali the advantages elegant
home and their comforts will scrupuIOusy carsd for bv
MatrOn, veil known pre- enineny qualified for the flee bv
her unyieding integrity, kindly sympathy and unEearied
assiduity.
Terms the those other arscass scoo In the
city For terms further particulars apply to ete, n the
principals.
REFERENCES:
ev Vim Plumer, D. Ale Prof Dabuey, Richmond Col.
ghanny City, Pa. lege Va.
Rev ID D Hodge, D, Rich. Hon john W BrokenbrOurh,
r1ond, Va. Lexington. Va -
Rev Msore Richmond, as james Garland, Pit,sylya
Va. MA Va
Rev jesse Arrzstead, D, Cum Rev Hays, Nashville
= seTIand, va. Rev G Howell, D D do
Sy z d Smish, virginia Jas N Hamilton, Eco. do
,aal Wlllamson( Military In Alex FALL Esq, do
Maj Thos Jsckson,O stitute James Nie7oI -ES- a.
Rev Kirkpatrick, Danve, Mrs Brown 40
Va II Gardner, Esq. do
" Inos Z Atkirson do 4 Jas Vanlx Esq. do
1nos Grs,ty, Esq do Hon John Mclean. Q Suprem
Rev B Gilderslesse, Richmond, Court.
Va. VIM w Pugb As.r,,,,;o, T.
Ron David Burnett, Calves Gen r Martin, do La
ton, Texas. Hon John Letchsr, Governor
hon David K Este, U S SUI Virginia
pTeme Court
deces-.aw4u,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-06

Found,
AN the LebH1cS Turnpike, the Hermitage Pocket
~ Book cont several prouisoy and other papers,
which the owner get by calling at this Office paying
this adverGisengsg
Get G Iw-tf. ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-06
$500 Reward.
FEMALE ACADEMY

Is l6s
After rest Of SIT months, on the 1911 Of .L,,,-,
1861 resume my position as Principal of Ills ma;
ton, nth lchich hare been connected for y ,,eoS
FHNHE Academy offers peculiar ADVANTAGES ,
think, the following ~ I'Hs "uch
J. a well enclosed Yard Of about scras ..,.
the incorporated limits Of Nashville, thus aGording p;
restrained freedom in heshful recreation and SIN
them 70 the restraints Of refined Intelligent ing
= bHiidIngS IN extent and suitabeuess for ali -,
purposes unt qual led in the United States BY av Fe
and these surrounded by psveDentS corridors
sant TO children, TO breathe the fresh air i,
regard to the weather @ ar without
Security from Fire. These BUILDINGS ~. bo...,
with steam and lighted by gas, and thus free the
children. NAey about their
s. Health-uneqnalled in any Female School IN ,b;. .
any otue country Though Of the largest and sr - az
se 'ne largest Boarding School the United stst - -.
eAns nave occurred among the pupils in nearly a
., NOu-SectaFl81s II is well known Ia Ali ,eoS1s1.s
ca VIII 'he Acaasmy that Baptist, Episcopsan Mebosis
or sends his Daughter here perfectly atiss &
II respect VIII offence be given his peculiar views s5
equally satisfied that the principles Of common religion Vii
be daily inculcated 'eislon VIII
8. maternal Care. This expression ercitas ~. -
tation Wheh Is NOT iuly met in the Academy Snitsba -
ger Of LADIES' OF Pey and refinement, devote their
tbs supervision oil the expenses, the mora habits a S
the Boarding Pupils -'''S anu ieAit
Guardians and parents who FOR any cause NAV Ia ,.
permanent educational home for little girls will Ne ,bi
such home in the Academy Apply to as Hnu
decl4-d&wm. CDFIIIoT
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stewart Couufv, S7a1.

n STE IVART COUNTY CORE
y Esr--Janes B. McCarrOU ct ais v o..
als-tetton 70 sell land. Il Appearing - ,. %
NJ N. o.lI, 1o&t Tbs MeCarrOsl Francis 5ss-t
S1os arLoii' lanes 1eCarroli San uel McCarreli
ncO2rroll heirs at law Of Francis NeCarroIj 7 a
,ssents or the stats Of Tennessee II Il tse-s
S SlaL PUBLICATION be ns e for four cousse1fv.
ci SOS AsD AMERICAN, newspaper pvbis
80 - % Nesnsi.le' requiring said noo-resilsfs Il
peiSES the y stiees Of the CounsJ Court of Sfs
r. oluen az the eeurt house, in said couusv - ~
- nlessee. The FIRST Monday in Janu.ry Isl a =.
go 70 eoapiainants bill, or the same viii 49,
- 's4 ~oo set down foz bearing exparts,
eee7-E4t-pr'sfee So =, e. $500. cOOk'
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Apple Asramdy. rs years OId.

NAV have ySa lot Of Apple Brandy from North Caro-
w lima, 49, be rs Years Old which we believe tc
be strictly PuT' - represented.
nsy26 -;s LELLYETT & SMITH.
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Also in - Cask OF James Hennessy Brandy. Vintag
OF s52 which, y think will quit the painte
n L. & s,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-06

AlsO' a lo;A Choice Whistles in store since 1857
and which de competition
"a LELLYETT & SMITH,
may26 5G0-dllf Nos 10 anAI2 South Market
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HnsOIvent Vofice.

EgAYING suggested to the Dickson County Court C.rf
insolvency OF solomon Petty. deceased al rers iaEn
claims a,7Lst the notified file them win aid Crs
properly authenticated. before tn 81 Of March let
or they will be forever barred. JAMES B DUNNAGANs
decS-w4.t fdminstrator.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-06

decss-taw3v
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Wr7E are prepared to do the Tin. Roof
HH sheet Metal WErk usssxsar,' - a,u CHER
most substantial manner and vii esHs " ~ sao - - n
ss possible raiss Z. ~ BID AK 4 co. ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-06
Nashville Female Academy

FHNBE FIRST or Spring Session OF 1851, commence on
Monaay, January 2lst. On that day we viii be hsno n
meet ia the 0d Acsdeny" all Pupils NAV desi
to avail themselves Of the permanent peculiar advantages Of
In a. lasS 5ss.5 0. D. ELLI0TT
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polnfnes. PofnIoas.

HIST resolved per steamer Nashville, choice let OF L.,
~ "a - 49, Fcr family uss- for sale BY -fo
y - - JAMES Mel ACGHLIN 4 20
iansl-tf Ne. Market 49,.
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ManHy's COmDEneG EseaOeT
- Mower.

kKTITH WOODS IYTPRavr-.,,--
eelsofziee hiaehine eceived the ~ o-e,--;-
To- <AI, 3 t2s hesteon5ined Rsssng m No.
T. e ME sssses Agricultural Fair, held al A
aes, n July, where all the pri. ,iDs aaeSss ~
sAtes were thoroughly tested The cor,-,j.i ~
$500 :. rsel Z; y ilds, President aitsi ssf,
= also received The ward Is he bess 49,. =,
i.s - l-iSIe we separate soznttess sp-i54eI - 4
Ge1 10 q nc Davidson County Agricultsrsi soe-
E5.ro,,- nos q the machines nov il S5s ia
our,ns .le taSt season, over every Maehi1ein s-l
TIE shove machines are for sale ~ a. 'eLiea-
E ?. CHEATHAH, ~ --oefsig7edf
General Agent or tie sf.ta
,.As- a., USHER, EHEfIss a y,
49,.
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charleston and Sayac,I
FREIGHT LINES

"a 1850 ! 6-5 REDUCED AND SPEED rrcp|
III Der nc Freight Trains onzii the ro,s, a
Nashville n'er' ls59 through rstss fron "a IN an.
Gus, SS eis per lOs ms, q 81 rhirs en-,
LA'' Gaps and Bonucss, 2 Is Ao-i'l Oias'' do
and half s5d f. and Charleston to Nasbvi. q,
and nine days. A-ia@GsiPhia, seven am a
Intervening Sabhaths es7,s
freight trains are run on e The above variations N
NO aetentions BY ice or snow 0,l. .1ree lines.
viz s ~ occurring at s prOHpv and Dan
i5s 30 sA'anoosa KeilTOzd On ''ed b
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VIRGINIA LADY, who has had experience in teach
"a ing and we'll qualified TO teach all the English brancbss
french Embroidery and Grecian Knitting, wishes tuaon
immediately in either private family, public school, in ne
south Best Of references given required Applicants STATING
Terms Re will please address Or. D. ore5nsviIle Oanre
county, Virginia. isn9aSdS-se
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Money.
Ladies' Dress Furs

@SOCTH CAROLINA, Georgia and alabama money unit
- farther notice will be received By par
in payment Of any debt due
noyl4-n PITE, SHEPHERD co.
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-Four Horse Mail Coacn.

NHE only onein Lincoln county running regary tbrest
aEeek and back. from FayeteTleto Tuliahoua; saTI
Iuahons ho1aay Wednesday and Friday return leave
sttsvile Fuesay Thursday and Saturday connect
fayettsVileand a. Fuahoa and for the accnmo
cams and careful drivers The fare roagb only dollars
tvi-uT VOW = TsYInR
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Wanted.

AS an Office adjOin the fes dence Capsia sockell
Church and Bread. ianIaff
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PARRAFENE WAX CANDLES.
E have reduced the price Of these Candles 70 compete
w with the Star Candles in ehespness
W. WATTS. ( CO..
JSn51ts No Broad street
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TFHLKEN up by WALLACE, 10 lh District o. sd
county head o. yellow Greek miles youth West
phar9tts, Dark Ray ROFse, sway back, aas hssd
Footed fourteen ai half hands nigh, and about fsen year
old. Appraised l2th November isG0, to s35.
nOv23-w3ts A. ]. ALLEN, Ranger
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Removal.

VXTE have removed stock Of Boots. Shoes, and
Nv Caps from No SO north side Of the Pubic Square TO No
Nashville Inn Block where shall be pleased
friends and customers and such parties may purchase
goods cheap for cash
jan9S&Hln COOKE BAILEY GO,
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DeNcripfiori 81 fhe Ncrrne.-

The eldest, woman shost ry or rtyeirht yesr
age walks tte lane in Ous Of her feet. The other to
boys about twelve and the about eleven vears Of
al black II apprsheaded, the woman specially viii oat ID
ly deny her oneand the pa Of his abode II al OF said
gfes cannot be found together viii give proportion Of
above reward for any two Of them.
deci-W4s A p FOPRE zrrp
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MASONIC.
Notice.

WILL sell for cash, at the Cou House N NSsnslle on
saturday the aQth day OF December one negro eoy named
Jackson levied on as the property Of eieru,
satisfy an execution in ny hands isue1 ly W = oeson,
Esq in OF Jno- l. Bayne Tor l2l 4, plc n ~ az
dollars. Sale according to Law. }. " FAo-' y D Q.
da.r
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KsJsT received per steamer Nashville, 100 hnr-sI, a..
. D shamrock Potatoes. FOR sale By 'f@ As
gAAEs NeLAUGHLAN 4. co
jsnes-n no Market sfri.t E
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WUsr received per steamer NasaVs' ~ s' Extra Fanily
80 flour i's s-iS " JAsEs MeLAUGHLIN & en-
jap22-,f No Aarset street,
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FIFTY DOLLARS ErEWARn.

VIE above reward will be given for the apprehension o
negroes, runaway fran the subscriber, Altamoni
6rundy county Tenesce the night Of me third Mcrai
IN s-ptemoer last tie lodging them Ia safe jail
can get Aem, and notifying Of that fact. And also
more for he apprehension Of any white person who
esrned in the deeoyng h oG, that he may dealt WITH
eording to justice.
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s7vxrRst FREIGHT 0Fs1cK, NASHVILLE DEcAruR r. r.,
NASHVILLE, Nov. 18th, Is6O. (
N and sfser the Soh inst eghs for Decatur ali points
On Memphis and Charleston other Roads
viii be received and sent forward without delay.
TO insure prompt attention have Main snni,
marks the destination full, and initials of last roas on I
package. Stock sent through with and dispatch
JOHN W. RATOLIFFE,
novlS-d1n. General AGENT
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Notice of Insolvency.

YHHs Rufus, deceased hereby notified
file their claims authenticated as the law directs, with
the of WeakIey county, Tennessee
at Dresden, before the 9th day Of APRIL 1851
having day suggested insolvency Of said estate, and said
Clerk having appointed day aduda.e the claims against
the same prorata distribution among the said creditors
Dec Ie 1860. W ROSS, Administrator
dec29-W3t of the estate Of John Rufus.
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IsNAKEN up BY Jas BsowS, r. on Fuinbu in 81 Distr
in said county, fourteen miles South East Of Charlotte.
Dark BsY Horse, IS htnds two inches high. sh0d ]
round scar nine ten Old saddle coils d
back Apprsiss 2Gth October, le60, 70 Si0a.
noV23-E3t. a. J. ALIEN, Ranger.
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EsORzse for Rent.

the Cherry and Gay for the the year
" suitable fes - arding Hsuss Apply the premises,
NO. ia. Bep3g-ts
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v he made before LIST January, will sel
frrns Forty Acres of Land three miles
- ~ tin mits on NIL Greek, opposite Maj Gods
% q ns 81 the beautiful locations 10 Davidson county
49, al the is In timber, the balance in cultiya-
-e sre on the premises comfortable cabins and fine
r orhard Apply 70 MAJ Corr the place, or to ny
self for PARTICULARS SnAs- n. H1NsTONi
n1w1l
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TEROUGH TO DECATUR.
n according 70 schedule time jsnlsdaE
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FRENCH PROTESTAN-S 80. AZ
PhfladeIDhfa. -. 'OAtC'

1 so5oai y. vAdLLANT viii re open hsr b.
septsmoer Superior instructions IN - -. . s.ree
2i1ehes, to both OF Ehish equally serio Al
seilaot with Madame Valiant viii surerins. ten
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EsTRAEs---piekson Caunty,

FEEAKEN By VIM HEasz. ?.h District Of said counsy
II Say Mare, IA hands ga 9sy eo0r. star IN forchea
about IS year old len hind foot white, hk and unsho
Appraised 23i October, leo, to s.. a. J. ALLEN,
nos23-W3t Ranger
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FOR RENT.

TENHE House at present occupied by Boyd No 50 Cherry
street. The front will make good store sal
room The back preses be occupied BY families
Also two offices in the second story Apply the premises
dee2SdlW n HAMILTON
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~ office.

YEyHE partnership etofore existing under the and
stVe of Bingham MULLEN Co., this day dissolved by
mutual consent All indebted the above mentioned
firm will please call Office OF French, Irwin Reid,
ner Market ana Greet and settle their
will at once be placed the hands of officer for collection
French sauthorss to receive and receipt for money and
aecnuots. = BINGHAM, MULLEN & co.
dec30-a
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-06
~ Twentz-one Year. Ago.


Mr. C. c. BRISTOL, distinguished Chemist and Drug
gist or city OF Buffalo, N Y. invented and manuiac
tured a compound known Brtstol's Basanl Of Hoar-
hound which perfect for carGHs coins.
any BFoScaL or LrSG DIFFICULTIES arising from damp
cold, or sudden change OF the weather. %
Every person who has ever taken BRIsrot's BAusAN
or IIoAKnogSD pTon0unces il the best article liz
vented and justly celebrated has 1t become that
the market already tut Of imitatons counterfeits
ami most dangerous compounds, ander tho Of Bal
sam of Hoarhound Therefore, always be careful to
call for Bristols RAIsam and that his sig
nature is on the outside label OF the bottle
MaKK.-This invaluable Medicine has been now some
twenty one years before the public and without any
effort en- tho part OF the proprietor its sale has become
very exIsnsvc and is daily increasing The low price
at which Medicine issoli I26 CKxTs) enables ALL to
part1be OF its healing QUALITIES
tst c. CROSBY, BCFFALO, n. Y.
manufacturer, whom all orders should be ad-
dressed.
Fer sale by all respectable Druggists oct 10 1y.