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~ gold aud psiina pure silver aud ,uin snis ron
g. a. s2S and warranted single Iceth su p nna
extrgced without the least pain ooi ristInh Ahu bone
Filings Jtn 70 a. and wsrran'rd lor ne oinse ZAP Shtn
"'"uf' '''"'e" 'e''" DR.. LUTHER, Dentist
u l. WAIT LATE or WAIT son, has OPENED
IL an osee a. - FOURTH avenue. near Eleventh street.
-. ~ 10 EXTRACT teeth under he chemical.
~ prd hIcroforn with perfect success without pain OF
danger Beautiful sets ~ teeth from y 70 80 !aans oo
cents Extracting. ~ cchp.
nRs. GRIZZLY, sss GRAND sT.Ehr, NEW YORK,
,rasits Io.d Tayor's, and 2ad FULTON street krooN.
- ,etnsering fal partial sets % mrfos.s AI,L
80 Teeth with Or without extracting the focls iul
- ,id 81 ulapa s2S silver rubber 49, partial
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cents
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NEW YORK CRY AND COUNTY LIQUOR DEALERS
IN Protective soceyThe annual election for officers Of
Beecler House corner Of Blceeker and Greens streets on
Monday FEB p0, open = . and nose =
VIII be held rsTEk s s,T az re Rsaou Secretary
NorcE.-THE suBsckrsER BEING ABOUT To
IN retire from business, request. all persons who have
watches and ewery Tor rpair, 20 Sal and &c, them
puBLIc MEETING. -rIGnrn AVENUE RAILROAD
Brews non street Tae rS sss" MSsso s 8, o
blf II. k kss,r Secretaries
rrAMMAyy SOCIETY, OK COLUMBIAN ORDER
ss cSaSs. % =, rs e w o "" Non e
day evening Feb a, half an hour alter the setting Of the
80 = NELSON ). WATERBURY,. Grand sacnem
Manhattan season Of SHOWS FIR, Noon Year q soove
y the 3oth Of Independence the seh and o he ins'tn
IL have removed 20 aud u Franklin street door
west Of broadway, neri 20 Taylors saloon
WESTMINSTER COUNTY rAXEs-rHE STR
w scribrr viii ii, At the Fouueeuh ARD Hotel corner
receive re- sases JOHN $ YoKsE oicnersl Collector
MISCELLANEOUS.
4 RTicLEs FOR TRAVELLERS. SOLE LEATHER
"A Trunks Ladies' Drsss and Bconet rranks eegant Pa
- maxi Lsaos an, Sen,ls,asn Irsyy,ns .oss ana
mp5cr 9 Broadway, Of Wall street and Ico Broad
Fourth street
wrUL HEADACHE, TooTnAcHs AND NEURAL.
orr 81 No iso chatham square + No,6ns rat On he
taken the stomach, Use Nulcpfs IN.
sieo' Pair AnuihaOr tested by 5000 re sold
/, druggists sample of medicinc With iul particulars.
~ NAL FIRE 20 postage for &c ~ pr cent ruts
granted 70 ihe trade
1,nrss CHECKERS, povSoEs BACKGAMMON,
~ dice boxes, uf Cals shbag DJarI all
one small 10, the POCKET, WITH instruction boos Tor
y = ''' ctRSi.IKSDER 'f HE sos Broadvsy,xY
MARBLE NkNTELs -rnE BEST PLACE IS TUE
MI civ where the thsasst Marble NHUfrt-. &c., Dr.
H1unAt Is a. kLABER Marble yard, lul Eis' hteenh
street, near Third avenue Nov Xur.. tcut thfs out)
,rtANTRD-A sTEAN ENGINE WITH BOILER
w ir8n ts~nty.aye - tfy morse fswtft i secEd hand
81 ro tar Naa heUu uen usfI UUcfs engine Bad
b lfr thorough wpfsluE arnr arpaulp II nFNfess
Address J.. and u. box VI P9si oAcc, N \.
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FRENCH ADvERTIsEMExTs.

I'm DENANpE-UNB BONNIE FRANCHISE CAPABLE
~ pour tros enfants lie six uos auresser au 10
Est PANE rue
TYNE CT IsINIERE FRANCHISE. oUI coNNAlr ToUs
les branches de Ia cuis franchise Vi 4 N dsns
lea premiere camille dAmerque, drsrrnt place ne mce
aarcsser persounehemeut on lrttfe West 18Th
VT. chez Madame B0nnell
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NoTICE.-AT a SECOND MEETING OF THE SHOE
~ dealers aud clerks theid AT PA Grand street, the
from the committee who appointed to confer
with the dealers and favorable, the
lntion take effect the evening Monay the ID Of
February. The meeting adjourned FRIDAY evening,
February .. JOHN A. GRAHAM. Chairman.
john b. RUSSELL Secretary
NOTICE TO LIVERY STABLE KEEPERS-TIIE Ii
IN stable of New York requested
Military Hal, No. 1913 Bowery Wednesday, February at
r. NJ iol the OF ciiecng organization and 70
regulate and adya The price OF hire for
j. r. You've, Secretary. d. uULSE, President.
NEW YORK LIQUOR DEALERS sOCIETY.-A RE
~ sIar onblv meeting OF this sOsiety Will be held
the Metropolitan Rooms No. 100 Hester street Tuesday
evening, Fen. 5, al ~ o'clock. BY order
r. w ENGT President
JoBs ROGERS Recording Secretary
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NNkNrEn-N slTyNItoN ~ pEsrrrr,n,r
w y.Uur riH scIsnherrssN tsd vatcss II. - M.
coos washer ami ifuDct suAh sAuty. "a. n M"
- creme Can - seea t9r tNo DAYS Al is' NaIs ~
Brooklgr
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HELP WANTED-FEMALEs.

WANTED-A SITUATION AS CLERK, BY YOUNG
w conversant with French German; references
undoubted AddressJ NJ, box $40 Brooklyn Post
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no TIEE PUnLsc.

JosrPH RAMSEY, Sr, has been appoint
ed and commissioned as q Board Of
Trade, for the county Of Bedford, with
bis Office At s~helbyyille, aud the county
is allowed as much as SIXTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS per month. All permits 10
transport goods from Louisville, Cincin-
natl, or Nashville, to Bedford county,
viii be issued by him, at which time he
viii qualify the parties as to their 10y
atty.
Instructed by the Treasury Depart
ment to call upon Gen. ROsecrans, and
confer with him, 1 have done so, and he
has authorized the establishment Of
Boards Of Trade At Gallatin, Franklin,
Manchester and McMinnville, and each
Of these counties win be allowed from
twenty TO fifty thousand dollars per
month, according 10 population, SO soon
as the Boards can be selected and COM
missioned.
make this publication for the infOr-
nation Of the people. The Rebellion
will soon be put down in Tennessee,
and It is hoped and believed, elsewhere.
Let those who have heretofore been hos
tile to the Government, cease their OPP
position, and turn their backs upon arm
ed rebellion, and council peace and Obe-
dience to law, and the Government will
protect them. Nothing can be gained
BY opposing the Government, as the ex-
perienee of the past two years plainly
demonstrates. The Government Of the
United States is able to put down the
rebellion, and intends to do II at al
hazards. w. q. BRoWELow,
Asst. Special Ag't TT. Dept
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The gallery oF fine arts,


Corner of Union and College s%tyeets,
is the most extensive establishment in
the Southwest possesses superior facili-
ties for turning out life like pictures,
from a miniature up TO life.size; Carries
de Visiie, in different varieties, with
landscape or campseene as background,
or the beautiful vignettes, large numbers
ofwhich are daily taken.
A splendid assortment of Photographic
Albums, at reduced prices; pictures for
Albums in endless variety, comprising
our most popular Generals, among whom
are Major General Rosecrans, Rousseau,
Negley, Sheridan, and q great many other
Feds and Confeds; Gen. Tom Thumb
and his fairy bride. Being connected
with several large business houses in
New York, the subscriber will always be
posted in everything new pertaining to
the fine arts.
Call at the gallery and examine the
many beautiful specimens Of exhibition.
Respectfully, CHAs. @. G1ERs.
j~uly26-1m
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GENERAL OmDERs---NO. a.
HRrQ'Rs Drsrnior OF TaE CuMnEmAsp,
kalhviho. Tom, Inl, %, 1901.

AANAN"N ~" 1T ~ HNA - ~ 7
Nashville, Tenn, hi ss, lsGi.
!. Headquarters District of the Cum
berland, and Of the Reserve Corps"
Army of the Cumberland, are hereby
established in Nashville.
2. oalcers and enlisted men belonging
to regiments or detachmentS stationed
within the Military District Of the Cum
berland are prohibited from visiting the
city Of Nashville, unless by permission
from District or Department HeadquAr-
tsrs, which can only be obtained by APP
plication through the regular military
channels Of communication and with
out such permission, commanders Of de-
tached divisions, brigSdos, regiments,
and posts, are forbidden to absent them-
solves from their commands.
8, Hereafter al officers visiting OF
passing through this city, will be re-
quired to register their names in a book
kept for that purpose At these headquar-
ters.
by order Of MPior-G General GoRnoN
GRANGER. WV. O. RussELI,
iuly25-tf Capt, and A. A. G..
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Important Mission q Europe.
Hon. VIM. Whiting, Solicitor Of the
War Department, was 80 iesvr Boston on
Wednesdays steamer, as the accredited
agent Of the United States to the courts
OF Europe, and az the commissioned legal
adviser of our Ministers in England and
France in reference 10 matters Of grave
Importance. A feet Of powerful iron
steamers are now being fitted ont Of
Buitonwood, in Great Britain, supposed
to be intended for the rebel navy, and
his visit probably has direct reference to
that fact.
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invasion Of Kentncky.


Parson Brownlow writes 10 the Louis
vile Journal:
l am not an alarmist, nor do l ususally
make \ noise over small matters, but l
have received a letter from Georgia which
has made such an impression upon my
mind that feel bound TO make a pub
LEGATION Of the facts in the Louisville and
Cincinnati papers, The letter is in these
words
"NoRTH GEORGIA, July IL, 1868.
"DR. BRowELow; | have not seen you
for two years, but | look with interest
upon all that concerns you, and let me
assure you that the abuse of you In the
Southern papers, which has been bitter,
has not lowered you in my esteem. You
are right-y0u have been right from the
beginning, and such will be the judg-
ment Of the country before you die with
old age.
"Tbe late retreat of Bragg is de-
nounoed by the chivalry as d~isgraceful,
and it 10 the more mortifying TO them
from the fact that they had expressed
their confidence in Bragg's ability to
whip Roseorans and take Nashville.
The loss of Vicksburg is crushing 70
them, and many oftheir leading men give
up all as lost. What effect this late dis
aster will have upon their future plans
and purposes, | I'm not able TO coniec-
ture, but will state TO you what / am
certain have been their plans. Indeed, |
know what they have intended, and what
well informed leaders have declared.
"They intended, as a tall campaign, TO
invade Kentucky upon a large scale,
starting out Of East Tennessee, and TO
sack and burn Louisville and Cincinnati.
Preparatory TO this, they intended 20
send an invading force upon a small scale
to spy out the country. at the same
time they intended to march their troops
IN Virginia and make a determined as
sault upon Washington. I will not give
my name, but | will relate an incident
which occurred when you were all night
at my house several years ago, and you
will at once recognize me as an old ia
miliar Wing friend.
81 withhold my name, because this let
ter may not reach you, and might hang
me. / state, however, that when Bragg's
army retreated, they divided-one por-
ton going up the road into East Tennes-
see, and the greater portion of them
coming into Georgia, upon the State road
But few, if any of them, remained a,
Chattanooga"
VI have no idea that the rebels have
abandoned their purpose Of securing
Kentucky during the approaching au-
tumn. The State is now swarming with
returned "deserters, - who have doubt.
less complete plans of organization
places of rendezvous, etc, all marked
out already. We tremble for the south.
orn portion of the State, when we thinl
Of the mistaken policy which has al
lowed the return of hundreds Of tn,
worst villains in the South, 20 rob ant
murder Union people.
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Position OF Spain
Mhereabout. of Moran.

LoUIsvnLE, July 25.-Direct COM
m~unicatiOn between here and Washing
ton, and the army Of the Potomac, has
been opened.
Meade has obtained an advantage in
position, and will probably give Leo
battle north Of the RuppahannOck. Lees
army had not recrossed into Maryland,
as reported. Both armies are moving
sOuthwards rapidly.
There is no definite intelligence re-
specting Charleston, except our move
ments are progressing favorable.
LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, July PA
severe Eight took place between Gems.
Blunt and Cooper, on Elk creek. The
rebels numbered Eve thousand strong.
The rebel loss was sixty killed, twenty
four wounded, one hundred prisoners,
and a large quantity Of oommissary
stores. Our loss was ten killed and three
wounded.
M@EMPHIs, July 25.-Our scouts from
OkalOna report Johnston falling back to-
wards Grenada and 0kaIona.
WAsHIseToN, July 25.-It is believed
the rebels intend 10 cross the Blue Ridge
at Chester or ThOrnton's Gap.
New YoRK, July 25.-The offices of
Military Governor and Secretary Of
Arkansas has been abolished.
The steamer Kate Doll, of Mobile,
with 700 bales Of cotton, has been cap
tured.
Care RACE, July 25.--The steamer
Scotia, from Liverpool 18th, passed here.
Russia On the Polish question is be-
lieyed to assent to the six points named
by England, France and Austria, but
proposes amnesty instead of armistice.
English papers praise the Union
troops, and manifest q great desire to
learn the result Of the battles between
Meade and Lee. The London Times
don't see any ground for Lincoln's hope
fl a~nticipations, and says the princi-
pal struggle is yet TO come--alluding
to Yicksbarg and Port Hudson.
Cotton finer, Consols 93 4-8.
WASHINGTON, July 25.-The National
Republican says Lees army has been
delaying on the Potomac in order to gel
away with the plumber collected in Ma
rylsnd and Pennsylvania, because his
force has been gathering crops Of grain
in the Shenandoah Valley, rendered nee
essary by the fall of Yicksburg and
Port Hudson.
Lee is moving towards Richmond with
immense trains of supplies, which be-
came indispensable on account Of the
cutting of the Tennessee and Virgins
railroad.
The steamer Santiago do Cuba cap
tured, on the 18th, the steamer Lizzie, Of
Nassau, from Wilmington, with an as
sorted cargo.
An expedition sent to Red River
has proved very successful. The enc
my was taken completely by surprise.
Monitors and RattL captured tbs
rebel steamer Louisville, the largest ant
perhaps the best in the Western waters
New York, July 25.-GOld firm, ii
consequence of large exports, closing
271S. Exports TO- day 100000.
FoREIGE.-Madrd.-The assertion, 4
the Spanish journals that Spain intends
TO ~retosnize the Southern Confederacy, il
utterly false. Spain will await the in.
i~tistion by England or France.
The Polish National Goot refuses Il
accept the six points Of the Powers anC
will issue IN Address 70 the people.
%CNorSNATI 25-9P M-Last account
represent Morgan eight miles from Steu
benville, moving north.
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"The love of justice, and the love of
country plead equally the cause of these
people (the slaves, aud it is a roproaoh
to us that they should have pleaded so
long in vain. When the measure Of their
tears shall be full, when their groans
shall have involved Heaven itself in
darkness, doubtless q God Of justice
will awaken 20 their distress. . = y
And with what execration should the
statesman be loaded, who, permitting
one half of the citizens thus to trample
on the rights Of the other, transforms
those into despots and these into enc
mics destroys the morals Of the one
part and the patriotism OF the other.
Indeed, Itremble for my country when 1 re-
feet that God is Just; hat his justice cannot
sleep foreyer. 1he Almighty has no aHr5
butes III It can take sides i0stk as ia such a
oontest.--Presidea jefferson.
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suffers Os tho army of tho Cumbers
land, KalIyI

May the Rose Of England never blow,
May the TkisRe Of Scotland never grow,
May the Harp OF Ireland never play
until the stars and siripcs have won the day.
A & M. Landsborg & Co, on the South
side corner Of the Square and Market
street. have on hand a ] large assortment
Of Fine Wines. Also, q large lot Of Ale,
Beer, Oysters, Peaches, Cherries, Honey,
in Glass aud Can, Pickles in Jars and
Kegs, spicsd Tripe aud Tongues, Nuts,
Pigs Feet and Tongues, Condensed Milk,
Figs, Dates, K~Aisins, Spices Onions,
Lemon Syrup, Dried Apples and Poaoh-
es, Rock Candy, Stick Candy, Fancy
Candy, Cigars Of all kinds, Tobacco,
Sweet Owen, Rosebud, Silk and Cotton
Handkerchief, Pins, Needles, Pipes,
Boots and Shoes, Combs of every de-
scrip,iOp, Good Stationery, and variety
Of Yankee Notions, which we offer al
the lowest figures.
Come aud give us a trial before pur-
chasing.
Our Motto is Quick Sales aud smAl.
Profits.
A. & M. LANpsBFRa & Go.
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DR., JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEDRON BITTERs
The Latest and Most Important
Discovery OF the Nineteenth
CenturY.

OGAAtN
MI mans name IA more intimately connected with
Il the history Of he MatoTia Modica Of the United
states or moro fayoraby known as a pioneer IN med
ical discovery, than that Of Or. JOHN BULL, OF Lou
lsyille, Ky. His inimitable preparation OF SaTaapa-
rla has long stood 10 the head OF tho various CON-
pounds Of that valuable drug. His Compound reotoral
OF Wila Cherry has become a household wOrd through
out the Wet and South and bis Worm L~0zengos, in
ieas than a year after their introduotion, attained a
reputation as Widespread as the continent Of North
america. But the GROWING glory VI his life remains
20 be- attained IN his latest discovery, or Father Gem
bination, for be docs not claim 10 have beea the dis
c0verer 81 CEDKON, which y the uasis Of the bittels
now offered 70 the public. That honor belunga e.
the native Inhabitants Central Americs 70 shom
Us virtues have boen known tor more than two hun
bred years. Armed with VI, The Indian bids defiance
70 the most deadly malaria, and handles without fear
The most venomous Berpents. ID isa belief with them
that while there Is breath iet Ia the UOiy The Cedrun
Il potent tooure, 90 matter what the disease may be.
While Dr. bull Is MOI prepared 10 endorse this ex.
l~rayagant protension, h1 Is nevertheless satisfied
from thorOdghe discrimination OF the evidence r~einling
10 iis virtleB, that. a. a remedy and preventive for al
diseases arising from exposure, other 20 change of
weather aud climate, or 20 the miasmatio Influences,
Il stands without a rival, aud justly deserves the
reputation Il has 80 long enjoyed Ia Central America
and thn Marf fuIfpa. In
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We cannot do with less than the whole
Union; TO us it admits Of no division. In
the veins Of our children flows Northern
and Southern blood bow shall IL be sep
arated2 Who shall put asunder the best
affections Of the heart, the noblest in
stincts OF our nature 2-S s Preatss, Of
MiSsiSsippi.
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The name AMERICAN, which belongs
to you in your national capacity, must
always exalt the just pride Of patriot
ism, more than any appellation derived
from local discrimination Washington
EdreoeN address.
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Don't Send Your Money by Mail.

A. a.. SANFORD a CO.,
Az Merchants Bank, No. so College
street,
VIII furnish Officers and Soldiers who
wish to send money home, with checks,
(Which are current in any Northern city
Or town. and thereby a n the RISK Of
sending money by mail or Express.
This is the only NF way to send money
North 0une13-tf
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Retailers or heads OF families wishing
10 purchase wines, liquors, etc, Of the
purest quality, will find II 10 their adj
vantage to call At the Traders Bank,
corner Of Cherry and Union. Our friend
NoBIE keeps there the iiaest assortment
ever opened in Nashville, and sells AZ
reasonable prices.
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We arc always indebted to Mr.. W c.
Collier, for his fAvOrs in the way Of
Magazines and dailies ahead Of the
mail. lie keeps a fne assortment on
hand, and is always up with the times.
His customers always End him on hand.
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AZ an election Thursday night, Fl. Il.
MFFRs was elected residento Of the Union
Club, and JoHS CAnpEE, Vice President.
A. D. SHANErANp ia Secretary and
Treasurer.
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Ice sells in Frankfort, KY at one cent
per ID. delivered. II sells here for fpe
cents per ID. IL you goaiter II, a difference
Of 6ur hundrea pcr cent. Cool isn't il?
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How MONEY CAN DE SAvED.-Before
paying out Greenbaeks, Kentucky Or In.
diana bank bills, call at MANS Exchange
Office, conner of College and Union
streets, and exchange them for Tennessee
money. In this way you can saw quite
a large per cent Of expenses, as good Ten
nessee money will do just as well for
spending as par funds.
iuly2-d1m
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One the most attractive sights in this
place, is the superb picture gallery at
siDgleton's literary Depot in the Post
Office buildings. There are a great
many beautiful plain and oolored en-
cravings, handsomely framed. One very
cOmical picture represents what we at
irst sight took to be John Morgan's
ButternutS s~kedaddling from Hobson
and Shackelford, but Singleton informed
us that il was "The Monkey steeple
Chase" Il is a capital hit.
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Just received q ane assortment Of
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Valises, Carpet
Bags, satchels, &c, of every description,
which / will sell very low for cash.
N. MoRGANsTERN,
iuIy1 10 I'm No. 10 Union st,
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TON Q. CRUNK will have a two days
auction sale, commencing at OF o'clock
Monday morning, and everybody is in
yited TO attend. A large and well select
ed stock Of Dry Goods, of all descrip
lions, to sell.
July 2G 1963-2t
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DYSPEPSIA

and rs attendant train Of symptoms, 10 acts more
hse q Charm than . medicina There 10 nothing IN
tho whole range % the MatorA Nedica that can for a
moment tear a C0mpa, ison with it ia THIS disease.
A Wh account OF this wOnderNlp plant may be found
IN tho nth edition Of the Il. 3. mspensaiory pages
1881 and laSs.
A series OF experiments, Ia which Or. Bull has been
Tor years engaged, has just been brought 70 o auo-
oeesiaA domination, aud he ~ now enabled 10 o0er 10
The public a cumh nation Of CcirOn, with other az.
proved toulo1, Tie whole preserved la the best duality
al copper distilled bourbon whisky, which he ls c0n.
ldeni has no equal ia the world
lie might furnish aY1Wnic OF certificates. but the
public hANo long smce learned % estimate such things
Al their true value. The safest plan Is for ogory one
70 test FOR himself tho virtues OF a new medftine.
Give the
CEDRON BITTERs
one trial, and you will never use any others
"a d not neocsrary 90 publish a long lat oil dlsaases
for which size CelrDn Bitters are q snsclac.
Kidney
In M e~aesiions Of the nuip depending upon dc.
rgrFcmfut Ol the Stomach or noWoA.
In Goai, khbumatsm, and Neuralgia;
Andi IN Fcrcr aud AFae
IL ~ destined 70 s%uIersedo an other remodips. II
not only cures on mesc diseasss, boa it provonis
them.
AWlne glass full III lhe nittors taken an hopr he
fore each meal Wl olgiAte Tie 40 ELECTS Of ne most
unhealthy climate, aud SCREEN the ncnton taking a
ufHlnFt 0ifna 3 unAeF she mosi trying exposure.
SDid by Druggists and Gro crs generally.
So pr. John Suite Principal omce, finh street,
Louisville, ". lunels-sm
FOR sALR, Wholesale and Retail, AZ MClur. Buck
Asoo.s NsIkot airot, Nashville, Iepneasoe.
HE, DAWES.
General Agent i0r Nashville.
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Farmers will find a large lot of the
best Moving Blades and Hay Forks at
J.. r. Breasts, No. 20 Public Square,
which he will sell for Tennessee Money
Al par. july,25-2t.