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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-18
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT NASH
WILLIE.


WAshngon City, Virginia, North Carolina, South osrons
GesrgfG Sou "a Asaa and East Tennessee, ATys via Chat
tsnOoEa Railro4a, atek O'Clock, A H.
Bsrosa slso Ws-te-p sates twice AT o'clock p n,
and O'Clock, A. d.. Way Mails LR r. daily.
Southern Mails New 0resnr Memphis Arkansas, Texas ana
AiE.ISippi, arrive daily at y o'clock, A N -,
Way Nails sane route, arrive daily at o'clock, NJ
smYliue Alexandra and Lebanon, and Way AEs arrive
daily, except sunezy, at u O'Clock, Il. ,
sataiAnd, ECPkHsy1le' sna PSruon, S OF ~
shesyve, via TriSne and way mails, Monday Wednesday
G9d Friday at l9 o'clock, n. - 800. ,. :.
weekly, Sunday, Wednesday and Friday ii O'Clock, a hi
Liberty, via Rural H Stewards Ferry, weekly, THURSDAY,
entrsVile via Vernon and Pinevood South Harper and
rank ssmI weekly Tuesday and friday, IL o'clock NJ
Oarksvs Wis Sycamore Mills, Whites Rend &o weekly
day, at II o'clock AN.
DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Tron Nashville Chattanooga, Warrington Baltimore
PhGdspha YORK, Boston and New England States de
way Nail for Georgia South Carolina, North Carolina and
Southern Virginia, leave Chattanooga Railroad At O'Clock
NJ
Nashville to Louisville, departs at O'elOsE,P Nj
Way Mills
Michigan and Northwestern States, departs At o'clock M
NAshVeto Decatur, franklin and Columbia, and other
way Offices, depart at O'Clock ID. -,
Nashville Lebanon, daily, except Sunday, departs ~
o'clock NJ Also Offices tie way and beyond Lebanon ~
nashville to olSrluvills departs at 81 oeIOekAM,
For Southern Kentucky, departs At So NJ
NASHVILLE sheibyyie. NOensvile and Trune, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, at Z o'clock ID.
Nashville abingdon, via Charlotte, NaVerlys HiNeek
ly Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, st 9 O'Clock M
Rashve Liberty via Stewards Ferry, HuddsstoneS
Roads, Rural Hill &c weekly, Thursday, At ~ O'Clock IA
Nashville to OeRtTeVe, via tank, Vsrnons PneWood &c
Tuesday and Friday, al o'clock II.
Nashville 70 oSrkTs, via Sycamore Mills, Weskly Friday
o'clock ?, n.
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NO. So BROAD STREET,

NO. So broad STREET. Fz
Re manufacturing SIX horse power poEtAbls steam Angns
n suitable for printing Offices, plantation and who're
mall engines are required. Price $780,
Stationary steam EnEine from % thirty korss power At
prices loW FStcssS engine Be furnished at We
prepared to ill orders for Rhymes and Mil Machinery OF hs
laBeSt improved patsns short notice Casting made nom
oe Of patterns for Flour Mills and circular sash and May
Saw As, unryssd Ter strength d1rAhiy and economy
ofpoER.
ALL WORK GUARANTEEBs
and experienced Woknen furnished to up work Whsa de-
sired
Constantly hand fail assortment Of castings usually kept
at Foundry. An experienced pattern maker and drsfan
employed Working drawings, specifications plans and es-
mates furniahed application.
IToe and salss Room At 50 Broadway, Nashville. Teaa.
L iune22-dd .- a- 20
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CROSSS.TIES WANTED.
Notice to stockholders.
REM VAL
AND
NEW PURCHASE.

HAVE rureAaesS Of W. w. linn his stock Of Wall Pap,
&c and an renewing my stock Of Locking Gssess, gilt
Frames, Venetian Blinds, win'ow Shades, Arnst MAsea
&s Ae his w PAn old stand, q nbae squaTas Ger
Deadsrck skset Ezs shall be glad snas and
patrons. ~. FIREMAN.
IY25-t
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Seeds.

F10uR, Germ, &c.
COO BARRELS Extra and Extra Family Flour
ONJNJ 400 sacks CoFu,
% bills Lard;
so " Green Appiesj
IS Rarr4pns Wax Candies 80
$50 Flour Sacks, (hfty Pounds)
On eonslgnmsnt,f fer sale By
& WI WATTS & 90,
lAAl9-R Ne. 81 ooIegs street, near Bread
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The Company refer the c.srs Of The sOuhern oOnsdsay
PEARL, Esq, Cashier City Bank.
JONI KRKEAN, Esq, President Unior Bank.
WKAVER, ESQ. Cashier Planters' Bank.
Messrs. DOUsLAs %, Merchants.
I" A WHzLEzs q %, Bankers.
Parties In the Confederate Government derous Of Senang
Letters &C. Federal Government will please direct tie
Anseaa Letter EgpTess o., Eaahvie, lander
s enclosing fifteen cash Confederate Stamps
H. o. S.Govennent Envelopes Stamps ONO
send them, the rate above given s for letters not
feeding IN weight, letters weighing
VII contain Sufficient money Pay according 70 rsgu
isr postal rates.
june29-dfH res
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GOLD MEDAL PIANOS /!
ANOTHER TRIBUTE 10 THE SUPERIORITY
" TEE $50 g
VIM. Knabe B @ Piano
FoYke@

VTTI pleased 10 learn that the great @WoFlds Fair
w held Oils month In the city Of Macon Georgia the
pricing Baltimore Firm, Knahe & Co., awarded the
First PgeDas over all competition, for hsr celebrated GeLD
hKBAL PIAEos This Fair being held under the direction Of tbs
Southern Cotton Planters ASS citation, large and lnuenal
body OF men, tho importance attached reoVings he hozor
Of their Fair prodneed learn unusual degreeo
petition part many OF the Piano Forte Manufacturers
Of the country. Several hne instruments exhibit
TOM hut after most patient and thorough examination Of their
IRON the Mandatory Of VIM KnAhe & o. the "ksoS-
sfos," and awarded the Medsl accordingly N
without wishing to appear vduou We uflIadd That the en-
prse, public spirit sndung energy With which the hesrS,
KnAbe conduct their business ene them in eminent degree
all the honors and which they have achieved IN their
line Lavish in the expenditure Of time and to Producs
First QdliV PiGO and advertising extensively to make
large and constantly increasing business and the fur
eradication of knowing that whenever and wherever compel
Pianos be "Excelsor Sun, Of December 9d,
1850.
Ps-A supply the above being rseslTed by A. H.
Mcclure 80 Union street, the sale Agent for Middle Tsnnesc
who will sell at cur factory prices.
maYl7-H
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A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
VRlua bic Land for sale.
275 acres Cleared, and I'm q fine state
OF Cultivation.
NEIs Farm lies mile from Jones' Station, Win
chester and Alabama Railosd nine miles from Winches
Ter, and three neS from Salem In franklin comfy On the
Farm comfortable dwelling, good negro cabins, and s
out houses Gloss to the dwelling hne spring,
good Ctn, plenty Of falling stock water The land
ILL ROE and for cultivation stands unsurpassed any
n the county propose 10 sell this valuable 81 Land,
and would refer persons who wish 10 know Gbout H. 70 John P
white hsshyiils, Tenn AS. oolysr, WneheSteys they
refer to the premisesi
HARYBY 8. WILLIAMs,
oct 1e-h Winchester, franklin county, Tenn.
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Notice

Notice.
ECEIYED RON ". B. eerry on the 4th day Oh April last
II 4 the following lot Of groceriesI
Bags Oo1ee. bbls Sugar.
key Rice, 3 bbls MolRsset, \ p
Il bags Salt
Conigned Wyatt Mering RiyS Lsddng TennssSss Esr,
care Of e. CcWen, +
The will please forward pay charges and pay Tor
This advertisement get hE Goods they will be leld g ~
charges. 3 OoWEN,
WAvsrly LAndin e. Tosn- IWArshouns HlRn
uns2S-tWEE2u
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SHIELDED Oats, Corn and Rye.
400 BAGS OATS 500 Bags Corn, goo Bags Eye
4OU Received this dag and fog ale leg b.
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F5oR Tie remainder q the year the largo Store Room h IA
A1KEu. nsyl9-6
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hs andsrgnea know lie above parties reliable
Eponsibls persons and entitled to all confdercsi
Wm L Kelly, ASs'tPH Lawrence Smith,
Julns Winter, D b Strstt0n,
Lake blackburn, Ishsm Henderson,
Lladsnberger & 90 Harvey, Hughes a. Ce
0wBay James wallace
Speed WHBGdeman
O Q Armstrong Brannin 4 Summers,
BARLEY % Hill hcorav
Guthrie 4 Co John 3 emiA
A Throckmortoa RICHARDSON
Cornwall 4 Fro Wallace, LithgoE %
VIM (lay Brady 4 Davis
MsTshsi Halbaft & % J dodge Co
] Mathers Brnly, Dodge Co
Paal shipman Hogan Eseott
Geo Prentice sanferd, Duncan 4 90
W TOmpkina Liehten Co
] Mason 4 90 q + SlsVin Cain
Kits & Verne Jno Speed
Vim Skene 4 Co D iastanO %
Chamberlain & Tapp ThOa Eastern
Ben J Adams JOhn " HeCraH
Richard Trabus
LOulsVazs Kv
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Hungarian Grass Seeds,
O0n SACKS Hungarian Grass Seeds, for ssle By
ebUU JAMES MLAUaHLlN 90
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INCORPORATED AMERICAN
LETTER EXPRESS co

THE AMERICAN LETTER ExPRESS Co.,
hiss established is permanent once, at the Nashville Pest
Once up stairs, east end, entrances ON Church street.
The undersigned having formed Company for the purpose
Of transmitting letters, 10 and from the Southern Oold
sraey rate, and furnish merchants
others their correspondence between Lsuisve and Vs
At regular intervals may be NEST csnyenient al parties
concerned. IHOS JkNkIhS,
WA MoGILL.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-02-01
Vol. Vino. az.

fury; imaginary grievances would be
elevated to the first rank Of realities; and
whatever else might be saved from the
vortex, it is quite certain that all the ar
tilicial distinctions ofsociety would vanish
as dream.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-02-01

in the business, through convention
elected for that purpose, and that, too,
without unnecessary delay. G. Y.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-03-29

made in the criminal laws of the commonwealth
as will tend to diminish the numbers annually con-
demned to confinement in the penitentiary.
From statements of the superintendent, the COM
mittee is of opinion that the health of the convcts
is materially impaired by the dampness Of the cells,
and therefore recommend that tie board of direc-
tors be authorized to have the cells warmed in such
manner and to such extent as will conduce TO the
health of the prisoners.
In relation to the financial condition of the in
stituton reference may be had to the statement Of
the general agent, which shows balance due by
him, Of $l5, 100 78, and stock on hand amounting
to 1927 29 and to the general statement of the
superintendent. which shows a balance against the
penitentary, of 1869 rs. But as the matter of
The finances is now in the hands of the finance
mittee of the house, your committee ask to be dis
charged from its further consideration.
N. B. FRENCH, Ch Senate Com.
w. w: FLEMING, Oh. House Com.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-03-29
VIR HOTEL.

FTNHE Virginia Hotel, so extensively known to
I The Travelling Public as one of the very best
Hotels in the State, is owred solely b. Messrs.
WIN. Fl. 4 THOS. p. PEYTON, W no will devote
their whole attention to the purpose Of increasing,
if possible, the high reputation which it at present
sustains, and will leave no exertion unemployed to
render their guests satisfied and comfortable. The
recent additions put to this establi ;hment, enab lie
tie prcprs to accommodate a.mueh larger num-
Der of guests than formerly. The whole building,
in the interior and exterior, has been recently re-
fitted and painted and looks now ''GooD AS NEW. !"
The proprietors have secured the services OF Mr..
WIN. d. GILKEsoN, ST., and experienced Landlord,
and formerly Of the Taylor Hotel, Winchester, as
superintendent, who will ,pay every attent,onSto
those stopping at the Hotel. Capable and faithful
servants are also provided, to ensure the comfort
of guests. The table will continue, as heretofore,
70 equal that OF. any Hotel in the State.
Connected with the Hotel are extensive Stables,
under the management Of Byers & Co., well known
for their experience and efficiency in this depart
ment. Horses will be taken on Livery; and Hor-
ses, Brggies and Hacks, will be afforded to guests
On reasonable terms.
. The Projectors are well prepared to acccmnlo-
date families who wish to spend the Summer
months in this healthy portion of the State.
This Hotel is we'll furnished and contains asgQod
and comfortable bedding any house in the State.
In this Hotel there are two of Fielding's New
and Excellent Marble bedded and Patent cushion
ed BILLIARD TABLES.
VIM. II. ley ten, who has beef SC long. conree-
ted with this Hotel will devote his whole attention
to the accommodation of the guests. He is thank
full for the liberal patronage Heretofore bestowed,
and would respectfully ask continuance of the
same.
Wa. H. PETToN, I pro ,n !tls
THOS. r. PEYTON, hf'pfAe'ors'
n. B.7-The Office of all the STAGE LIN Els is
at this House. also the office of ADAMS d: cos
EXPRESS. J.. VIM. H, PEYTON BRO.
Staunton, March Is, l66I.-tf.
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The char announced the usual commit

/, The chair announced the usual commits
tees.
| A paper, signed by about 20 members,
in the shape Of protest, was presented by
Rev, Mr.. Sewall, protesting against the
action of the Conference on Saturday in re-
gard to the slavery question
LIST. Because it was revolutionary in its
character.
2nd. Because il shaped the course Of the
conference without consultation with ether
conferences.
3rd Because it would have bad effect
upon the States Of Virginia and Maryland,
in setting them anexample of secession, and
thereby endanger the Union of the States.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Phelps
to cali an extra session of the General Con-
ference through the Bishops Of the several
annual conferences.
Mr.. Israel objected to the resolution, as
This Conference had nothing to do with the
general conference, and therefore moved to
table the matter, which prevailed.
The Bishop returned his thanks to the
conference for the kindness shown him du-
ring fhe session.
On motion, the Conference adjourned
sine de-.
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Nine Young and Likely Negroes.
SAFE OF LAND.

I'm pursuance of decree of the the Circuit Court
Germ 1s vii 70 sell + to s the hiahes
bidder, at Lebanon White Sulphur Springs, on
TMesdey, the both day IF april, 1881, TRACT
OF LAND, containing l78 ACRES, belonging to
the estate of Armistead Jones. dec lying on the
A portion of the land is cleared and the remainder
in timber. The improvements consist of a Dwell
LING HOUSE and other necessary out buildings.
TERMS.-So much in hand as will pay the costs
Of suit and sale, and the balance in six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty four months from the day of
sale, the purchaser giving bond and approved Sc
curity, and the title retained utiEate security.
G.. A. HANGER, Comm'r.
March 90 1S6l-tds
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DISSOLUTION.

fISfiE partnership heretofore existing between
the undersign ned in the mercantile and black
smith business, at Green7ille, ard conducted un-
der the style ara frm of Tempetoh & Bro, Sas
dissolved by mutual consent on the 18th of March
1861. smes A. Templeton having purcha sed the
entire interest of Samuel Nj. Templeton in the con-
Germ, by whom future. the business will be con-
Quoted James A. Templeton becomes by this pur-
chase responsible for all the debts of the partner
ship and all moneys due the firm a, to be paid to
him. The services of Samuel Nj. Tenpleton have
been retained for til present year.
SAMDEL NJ. TEMPLETOS.
JAMES A. TEMPLETUN.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-03-29
FOR CONGRESS.

~ We are authorized to announce the Hon
JOHN 7. HARRIS a candidate for reelection tC
Congress from the District compo sed Of the coun-
ties of Augusta, Rockbrdge, Rockingham, Shen-
andoah, Hardy, Bath, Pendleton and Highland.
PENDLETON COUNTY.
We are authorized to announce E. T. SAUN-
DERS, ESQ.,, candidate fol- the Legislature of
Virginia, from the County Of Pendleton.
March Is. 1861. .%
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For the indicator.
why 4 Cannot Support the Hon.
u. II. Harris.

He refuses to abide decision Of his par
ty in Convention, and appeals. through d
letter of credit from Col. j. B. Baldwin, to
the Opposition party to support him in bis
rebellion, many Of whofn, in order to wi
den the divisions in our ranks, are doing it;
and that this can be the only motive that
induces them to do it, every candid man
must admit. Mr. Harris has always been
Democrat; lis location made it necessarys
Col. Baldwin claims now to have always
been bitterly opposed to that party, (though
if that had been generally known. his
vote for Judge wouldn't have been quite SO
large in 1859 Col. B., few years ago,
denounced Harris az man devoid of trut b
and character. Why this sudden change?
Why lay aside his aspirations for Mr.. Har-
ris' seat in Congress his bitter enmity to
the Democratic party? BY using Mr.. Har-
ris they can better carry cut their party de-
signs, for which they have been using their
positions in the State Convention to con-
summate since the 18th of February last.
This. and this only, is the reason Why Mr..
Harris is able to produce letters Of. credit
from that source.
Mr.. Harris was member of Congress,
and was on the ground, and of course was,
or ought to have been, posted on Che poltI-
cal doings Of tie day: yet he couldn't decide
who was the national man-Douglas or
Breckinridge-until be came to his Dis
trict and saw how his people were going to
vote And then no one knew for some
weeks where this thorough going Union
man was going TO fall; but at last he noun
ted the Union horse, and that's far, he has
ridden to perfection, no one doubts =
IN hi, John Gilpin haste, he has lost sight
Of, and would ride down the only party who
can preserve the remaining States, and re-
store the Union to its former strength and
grandeur Every unprejudiced man must
admit that the State Rights Democracy are
alone equal to the task.
Let US, Mr. Editor. rally around the
Old Banner. and carry it again to glori
rious victory, and may we never again wit
ness the disgraceful scene of seeing it trail
cd in the dust by division and dlscord IN
the ranks Of UNION MEN.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-03-29
MARRTEIy.

On the 18th Of March, at the BRIDES fathers, by
the Rev. Martin CARRIER, Mr.. ALBERT C. RUsH to
Miss CATHERINE CULLEN.
On Wednesday evening, February Goth, near
Gap Mills, Monroe county, Va, by Rev. James W.
Bennett, Mr.. ANDREW j HUMPHnEYs to Miss ELIZA
BETH A., daughter of Mr.. William Eads, all OF
Monroe.
On tie 21st inst, by Rev. y. Beard. Mr. CHAs.
A. DINKLE to Miss CArHARINE CRIckENsAaaER.
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THE FOLIO WING ENGAGEMENTS OF
sPALDING's
CEPH HALO PILLS,
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER from
HEAD HEs
-: THAT A -
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE is WITHIN
THEIR REACH.
as these Testimonials unso'icied6s Nr.
SPALDINa, they afford unqnestsonobts
proof Of the efficacy ofthis truly
scientific discovery.
.s :. MAassviLIa, Coss., Feb. i, 1887.
Mr.. SPALDINa.ss
S!R. 49, -
have tried your Cephalic Pills. and IKE tier,
so yell that want you to send me two dollars
worth more.
Part of these are for the neighbours to whom
gave few out of the first box got-from you.
Send the Fills by MALL and oblidge
Your ,obt Servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
:. ,a.s. HAvssEoaD, Pa, Feb s, 1861.
Mr.. spAlDrse.
| = Sir
wish you to send me box of your Cephalic
Pills, l have receiosd great deaf Of 6easft from
them. ! ours, respectfully.
MAh1 AM SIOIAdOUSE.
Spruce CREEK, HUNTINGroN Co., Pa, }
i ! III January ls, 1851.
II. G. SPALDINa.
SIR:
You will please send me two boxes CT ycur Ce-
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JOHN B. sIMoNs. )
P. 81 have used one box of your Pills, and
find them excellent
BELLE VERNON, ONO, jan. l5 1861.
HENRY c. SpALDING, Esq.
Please find incosed twenty FIVE cents, for which
send me another box of your Cephalic Pills. they
are truly the best Pills Ihare tried
Direct 4: A. SLOWER. P. NJ.
Belle Vernon. Wyandot Co., O.
~ a. BEVERLY, Mass, Dec. II, 1860.
| wish for some circulars or large show bills to
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my customers. lfyou have any thing of the kind,
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Sick Headache, Casually lasting two days,I ,oas
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sent her. Respectfully yours,
w. B. WILKES.
RHTsoIpshuRe, FaA ;as; Co., Quo,
1s@> January g, 1851.
henry G. SPALDING,
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1nclosed find twenty five cents, (25,) for which
send box Of ''Cephalic Pills." Send to address of
Rev. VIM. G.. Filler, Reynoldsburg, Franklin Co.,
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Your Pills ,oork ike q caara:-crrs Headache al
''0'' WI. 6. FILLER.
......,.s YrsrhASrI, MICH, Jan. IA, ISL.
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Not long since sent to you for d box. of Cepha-
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By The usa Of these Pills the periodic attacks of
if taken at the con.itencement of an attack immc-
date relief from pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and
Headache to which females are so subject.
They act gently upon the bowels, removing Cos
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For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females,
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without making any change Of diet, and the alb
of any dsagreeabe taste re1Gers IT easy 10 od
minister them to children. ;. -
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITSl
. The genuine have five signatures of Henry G
Sparkling on each Box.
Sold BY Druggists and all other Dealers in Medi-
cines.
A Box will be sedt ty mail prepaid on receipt of
the
PRICE s5 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to.
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48 Cedar Street, New 7 drk.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Land and Negroes for Sale.

Land ana Negroes Tor Sale.
r WILL sell privately the LAGRANdEtFAEM,
i containing 8 A ores. lying miles West Of
Stanton. The Central Railroad runs through It.
will also sell
Nine Young and Likely Negroes,
a Woman g years of age. who is good Cook,
1roner and Washer. with pleasant dispositions a
Man 81 years of age, who is No. one hand; the
remainder are from to "A years old, all stout and
well grown. The Negroes are healthy, robust and
likely.
TERMS CASH, or negotiable note at thirty
days, well endorsed, with interest added. For tn e
land, terms as usual.
:, Any one wishing to buy willapply soon, as viii
JOS. I. MITCHELL,
March 20 1SS1-3t-Spec Copv