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ORION OF BooTs AND SHOEs.-Boots are said
to have been invented by the Cauans. They
were at first made OF leather, afterwards of brass
and iron, and were preof against cut and thrust.
1t was from this that Homer called the Greeks
brazen-feoted. Formerly, in France, great foot
was much esteemed, and the length OF the shoe
in the fourteenth century was a mark Of distinc-
tiOn. The shoes OF prince were two feet and u
half long; those of baron two feet those of a
knight eighteen inches long.
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HELMBOLD's REMEDIES.
uELNiBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUOBU

Yor Non Retention or Iucontnonco Of Urine, Irritation
Il nammaBon or liberation of he bladder or kidneys,
Bdooi, Of ne ProHrais Glands, sfons IN NJ Bildisr,
Calculus, GrarsI or Brick du Dsrof. and all Diseases
oftrs BLADDER Kidnsys, and DrCpsles svcnios.
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pYspEPsrAI pYspEpsIAi DYSPEPSIA

j. Elizabeth BransoD, Of Brandywino, Del formerly OF
OLD Chester, Del do certify that for and half
suffered everything but death from that Wiu disease
called Dyspepsia. My whole system was Frustrated wlth
BOD II ate even cracker or the smallest
food, II would Teuin just as swallowed It, became
coHye IN my bowels ihai would not have passage in
less than rom four and often eight under this
l had dread OF horror and evil fOrebOdings i thought
that ever body hated me- end hatec body; could
not bear my husband ncr my own chidren-eyerythtng
appeared be horror ioken to had ambition
would Gsmble and wander frOn place place, but could
not be cOnented felt thatI doomed TO hel that
there was no heaven for me, and Ofen tempted
commit suicide. 30 near whole nervous system
destroyed, and also my mind from awful complaint
Dyspepsia that my friends thought best TO have me placed
in DIR Rrkbrides Hospital West Philadelphia; remained
there nine weeks, ana thought little better,
few days dreadful complaint was raging AZ bad AZ
Hearing Of the wonderful performed bV Dr.
NishArtA Great American Dyspepsia Pills, aud his treat
ment of Dy spepsa my husband called sha and
stated case to him lie said he had doubt he could
So Ia three DAYS after called and placed
under the Doctors treatment and In two weeks began
digest my food, and felt that my disease was fast giving
way ana continued 10 recover for about three months,
and az the present time enjoy perfect health Of body and
mind, and most sincerely return my thanks mercu
God and Dr. Wishart aud Oh Great American Dyspep-
Pills and Pine Tree Tar Cordial saved me from an
insane asylum and premature grave. All persons suf-
feTirg with Dyspepsia at Liberty to call on me or
write as am willing to do All the GOOD can for suffering
humanity. ELIZABETH BRANSON.
BTandywine, Delaware, formerly o Chester. Delaware
DR., 'WIsHARTs ONCE, No. 10 N. SECOND Street.
Philadelphia.
The above are a few among the thousands which this
great remedy has saved from untmely We have
huntreds Of letters from physicians aHd druggists IN all
parts Of the country shy that they have pres rrbed
or sold medicine which gave such unyers a Satisfaction
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ISAAC HELLERMAE
DIR. wIsHARr's GREAT AMERICAN DYSPEPSIA
PILLS

This Is to certify that suffered for ten years with tina,
dreadful complaint called dyspepsia / suffered much
pain and distress with gloom and depression of spirits
treated by esht different physicians for my com
plants, and at times much better, but then my old
disease, dyspepsia would return with all Its dreadful
realities and my whole system fast wasting away,
IN this slck and debtated stalo handed circular
ofDr Wharts great American Dyspepsia pils and Pine
Tree ra- Cordial which correct description my
sunenss, and determined to place myself under the
Doctors care, and take his medicines.
As soon As 1 commenced the use OF the medicine, 1
began to get better, and continued three months at
which time was perfectly cured Of all my complaints,
and perfectly restored 70 health; to-day well man
DR.. Wishart, give you this certificate with grateful
heart for the benefit have received from the your
truly wonderful medic May God bless you and pre-
your truly useis life for many years would say
to every sick person who suffering was that my
residence s No lS9 Richmond street. Philadelphia, where
viii take great delight In giving testimony TO the great
power OF DR.. Wishart's medicines to cure.
+. II. ALLEN.
DR. wsharts Store and Onlce, No. IN SECOND Street,
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WIsiIART's once, No. 10 n. SECOND Street.
pYsrErsIAl pYsrErs1Ai prsprrsIA

This is 10 certify that suffering severely with disease
called Dyspepsia, with much loss of weight my non
was directed 10 Wisharts Great American dyspepsia PiHI
as he remedy HAying within three weeks taken
Pills, according to the directions, found myself entirely
cured and for two weeks heath is greatly
proved and eat without fear OF pain OF nconvenl-
enCe 1 earnestly recommend them 30 ali similarly
AFFLICTED. Mrs. NJ. b. THOMPSON,
Richmond street -Four doors below Hanover.
DR.. l.. . q WISHART'S Once, No. 10 N. SECOND
Street, Philadelphia.
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WHEN WILL THE PEOPLE BE WISE


Hundreds AMI Thousands Of dollars are spsu, yearly,
and hundreds and thon OF The best and
Of America nger in pain, and do, ana hu prems.ure
grave With mat awful ciease. Dyspepsia TAey this
physician and that uhy soisn bet asl alas no relief
cave snd the ntItwc o. them they have sone 40
that b. ne hcm v hence no travc teturns" We say
n the cA that the witnesses gvc this day " the
derful cures Of Dytp,psa mAdeby
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PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE.

PHYSICIANS PLEASE NOTICE.
WE MAKE NO SECRET OF INGREDIENTS.
HELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
Is composed OF BRe6W. cbsEh and Nmpsr Berries, So
Iso.ed with great care and prepared In vGcuO sy H. T.
HELBBOLD Druggist and Chemist OC sixteen years OK
psrOOos In hs city Of PhusdsphIG aud now prescribed
by the most eminent Of the faculty, aud have been Sd
msd 10 use in the United states Army and are also In
very general use In State Hospitals and pubic Sanitary
INSTITUTIONS throughout ho land PrOs u per bottle, or
su Sr s. Delivered to any address, accompanied by
pllcU directions. Direct letters 10
HELsBoLDs Drug ana Chemical warehouse,
No. 60f Broadway, New York.
o. HELSBoLD's Medical Depot.
No. IO4 q. TSath street, PhIIAdOIphlS,
Beware " cOunINfsh. AK @r mLHBoLDs. ana
take no OthsC.
Physician 10 attendance frOm gOIOOk A. NJ tOsP. NJ.
BOld b. prussStS sVaywhsT@ e-lt-taths Sm
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CARD TO THE LADIES'


DE- DUPoNcos GOLDEN PILLS FOE FEMALRs, %
Infanbe In correcting. regulating, removing All
distinctions from whatever causes, and aiwGJa ~
successful a. = preventive. - iit
These Pills nothing and have been used by the
Doctor many years, both in France and Amacea,
unparalleled in every aud he Is urged ny
many thousand ladies who have used them, 81
I1lls public for the alienation OF those suffering
any Irregularities whatever, wei 20 prevent
OF family where heRta will net permit H. Fsa
peculiarly sltuhted, those tupposng themseves % a
cautioned against using these plus wlo In tnat clnip
the prop etor assumes no respOnsbty aftef the Al
Admonirioh. stbough their mildneas would provcnt
mischief health, otherwise the Pulls
Eull and explicit duectoua aooomp Ing each bD<. Hit
Price 81, or six boxs sfar IS. ssld wholesale anu
by the following DTuGgsts;- .4f
Elliott. White Co, No; 5s n. Fourth street. f51
Wright a siddal No. l9 Market street
Marshall, corner Of Thirteenth and Marke. f1rf
Zeigler Smith, corner OF Second and Green
Dyott Co, No. 252 N Second street. .Hfl
johnson, Holloway Cowden, and
\. &. Deacour, Camden.
Al IGtail by all druggists.
Ladies, by sending> or
ONE DOLLAR
To either agent can have the -
PILLS SENT COSFInESTlALl,N,
BY mall, TO any part VI tie city or country, ''ey h
postage. q - ,,o,,,r,
9-29-2m No. 245 W. THIRTY SIXTH Street NJ. =
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DIR. VIE HART"S
GREAT AMERICAN DYSPEPSIA PnLs AND PIN
TREE TAR CORDIAL,

OREAr AMERICAN DYSPEPSIA PnLs AND PINE
TREE TAR CORDIAL,
Are from and of urqncs able worth aud
',pu'alon They live In Ant aroald Phhtdephis. a3
and hear their tlmony Many them were saved dom
the very JAWS Of death when Al hopo was gone.
DYsPtrsIA HAS THE FOLLOWING sYMPToNs .-
i't con,tsnt pain or un,asiuess AZ the pic Of tho
stomach.
ID FlAtulcnce and acidty,
90. Costigcness and iois of appetite.
9Th Gloom and depression cCspirits,
5th. Diarrhma with gripirg.
9Th. Pam IN all parts Of the system.
7th Consuu ptyc symptoms and papauon Of the heart
IN. Cough, with phlcgm In the throat
9TH Nervous affection and want OF sleep At ulgat
iOth. LCst Of appeiro and vomiting.
llth. Dizziness, duuess OF vision and loss Of sight.
l2h. Headache and staggering Ia walking, with great
weakness,
Ont Of the thousand Of Of dyspepsia that have
need DR.. WAhnrts Great American dyspepsia Pils not
one Of thom has JAILED Of perfect cure, We warrant
in every case matter fof twenty years stand
mg Sold by all druggists everywhere, and at Dr.
WlsHAkTs ONCE, No. 10 N. SECOND street, Phua. ell
phia, Pa. All examinations aud consultations froe Of
change Send for circular. Price 81 per box, Scutby
Hal' free Of charge, on receipt ofmonoy
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCIIU

For weaknesses arising from Excessive Iud!sorson The
constitution once affected with Organc Wtatnesi requires
the aid OF medicine to arsNgsH aad incgoraic ne y,ien
which HELNBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHU invariably
docs, II no treatment ls submitted to, Consumption or
Insanity nay ensuC
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DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS,
nrNrnAL sroRrKErpERs.


GENERAL sToREKEEPERs,
Can hnd at our bshment al assortment Imported
and Domestic Drugs Popular Patent Medicines Puins,
Coal on window Class Prescription Vals, &e at as low
prices as genuine hrst-oass goods can be sold.
FINE ESSENTIAL OILS ~
For oonfeotoners full variety and Of the best quality.
Cochineai Bengal Indigo, Msdder, POt Ash, cudhears
soda Ash Alum on ofyiol AnnAto, Coppersa, Extract
Of Haywood, &C., FOR DYERs use, always on hand, at
lowest net cash prices - '-.
PURE SPICES FOR FAMILY USE, ofai
Ground expressly for and 10 which we invlia
the attention Of those in want ofFeliabls articles.
Also, INDIGO, STARCH, MUSTARD, 4s, Of arra
quality, 10 4lal ~
Orders BY mall, city post, win meet with pFopApt
tention or spe9al quotations win be furnished waa ~
WRIGHT & SIDpAt.Gs
Wholesals Drpe waFeheses. h
iSn-ly No. ns MARKET snss'' lPP's, '''r,i 1I1al
Ala. r.nf 'rC.u rI- Htt'+N
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HELMB0LD'S
FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU,

In affections peculiar to "FENALEs equaled BY any
other preparation, In Chorosls or Retention rresu-
lartos PaInfunoss or Suppression Of Customary Evac-
uatons liberated, or sehiuous State of the Uterus
LouohouhGa, and all complaints Incident to the sex
whether arising nom habits Of dissipation mprudencics,
or IN the decline or change ofnfs,
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NATIONAL UNION TICKET.

N ATIONAL UNION TICKET.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
sHBRIFF,
HENRY @. HOWELL.
RRdIsTgR oP WILLS,
FREDERICK NJ. ADAMS.
CLERK OF THE ORPHANS COURT,
EDWIN A. MERRIoK.
CITY OFFpCERS.
RECEIVER or TAXBs,
CHARLES oEEmL.
CITY COMMISSIONER.
THOMAS DICKSON.
CONGRESS-.
First District. JOHN NJ BUTLER
Second DlStret....... CHARLES oNEILL.
Third District. LEONARD MYERS.
Fourth District. WILLIAM d. KELLEY.
Filth DlStriot......,..M. RUSSELL FHAYER.
sENAToR-THIRD DISTRICT,
ISAAC A sHEPPARD.
RBPRRsENTATIvBs,
First District. WILLIAM FOSTER.
Second District. WILLIAM Il. RUDDMAN.
Third District. RICHARD BUTLER.
Fourth DlstIlct.."......W. W. WATT,
Filth Dstriot............JosEPH THOMAS.
Sixth Dstrict.,.....,....JAMES FREEBoRS.
Seventh Dlstrict........ THOMAS COCHRAN
Eighth Distrlet..,.,,,...JAMEs N. KRRNs.
Ninth District. ,...,.,... CHARLES FOSTER.
Tenth DhtEiot.. SAMUEL 8. PAECoAsT.
Eleventh District. FRANKLIN D. sTERNRR.
Twelfth District....."..LUKEV V. sUTPHE, sR.
Thirteenth DlItrict..,...ENos c. REENER.
Fourteenth DliriOt,.....FRAsCIs HOOD.
Fifteenth Diatriet.,.,....GEsRGE DE HAVEN ia.
Sixteenth DhtriGt., WILLIAM F. SMITH.
Seventeenth District. EDWARD q, LEE.
EightsOnth District. JAMES MILLER. -I5-93t
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,&aA TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS. 4
s@ka4s-1he undersigned having leased the KENSIH0-
Ton sCREW DOCK beg, % inform his friends aud the
patrons Of the Dock, that he Is prepared with Increased
facilities to accommodate those having vessels rased
or repaired and being practical ship carpenter and
eauRer win giye personal attention 70 all vessels
trusted 20 him for repAirs. W.
Captains Agents. Ship Carpenters and Machiniata
having vessels u repair are solicited 10 call. =
Having the agency for the sale OF "weerseds Patent
Metallic Composition" Copper Paint for the preserva
ton OF vessels bottoms for this city, prepared 70
rurnish the same on favorable terms
JOHN H. HAMkITT,
Kensington Screw Dock. fIf. i
nhll-h Delaware aVenue above Lapre, street
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USE HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
In all Diseases the Urinary Organs, whethsr existing In
and no mater Of Rov long Handing. It Is PLEASANT in
taste and odOr. "Ls'msdials" fH GeiiOH, and more
nghenng than any the preparations Of Bark 0
HoHS, procure ne Remedy al OnesI
The reader be aware that however slight may be
the attack Ot s above Diseases certain to aec hi'
krftg.
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HERMAN OIL COMPANY
~ OFFICE NO. b24 WALNUT STREET =. /.
Room No ~
CAPITAL. SlUOO0O

10000 SHARES SO PAR VALUE
This Company IN fee simple the Riehards0n Yarn.
containing hundred and thirty mine (9J acres ON OH
Creek also twenty first Of all the oil produced hq
Titus lease the STORY Farm third Of all the OIL pro-
duccd on the Gillespie tract, Wild Cat Hollow aud the
land interest In the SwHmplAnRe Well; and lease on ne
George Washington McClntoOk Farm.
The income Of the Company Is about two hundred
2uO) dollars YER day which win guod diydend on
me subscription price, with sure Prospeet " large
subscription books are row open at tho onco OF tho
COMPANY. ET -
H.. G. OORFIRLD, "a
lO-8et' Secretary ~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-09
Rare OrnIlhologIeaI SpeeImens.

Warner, Pennebaker d Co, will sell
this morning at 10 o'clock at their
auction rooms, east side of the Pub
lie Square, a glass aviary containing
s splendid collection of ornithologieal
specimens, comprising birds Of the
rarest and richest plumsge, upwards of
q hundred in number, in fine state of
preservation The equal Of this collee~
ton is not to be found in the Western
country; and be who get it may regard
himself as fortunate, It's the last item
of the catalogue of things owned by
Sterling Coekrill, the rebel sequestra-
tor, ordered to be sold by the Federal
Court, under the confscation act Hun
dreds of the citizens Of Nashville are
familiar with it and we have heard
many express desire TO own it. They
now have chance.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-09

We have received the December
number of Harpers Monthly The elo-
quent author, John s c. Abbott, COM
mences series Of very interesting ar
tIcles entitled Heroic Deeds of Heroic
Men, or sketches of the present war.
]. Ross Browne cont nues his very read
able articles, "a Tour through Ari-
zona" Several fine poems are in this
number, and the initial chapters of
Wilkie Collins new novel "Armadale"
The usual variety of stories complete
the table of contents.
Harper comes early this time, but it
is full OF good things. R. II. Singleton
of the Post Office News Depot has it,
and all the latest publications.
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Removal.

beg leave to inform the public that
have removed from No. 10 Union street To
No. 65 North College strest, where | shall
continue 70 keep the largest assortmentoi
Gentlemen's custom made Boots and Shoes.
Also, large assortment Of Clothing, Hats
and Caps, and Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods; and do hereby most respectfully
invite my friends, old acquaintance, and
the public in general, TO come and examine
the above named stock, at No. IS North Col
lege street, opposite Hicks Building.
NJ. MORGANsTERN,
ocl23-1m No 65 North College st.
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RECORDERS COUKT, Nov. s, lS64-The
following parties were fined Cor drunk
enpess- Eliza Hiehtower, D. Fain, r
Barberry, J. Williams, Kate Smith,
Thos Stewart, } Rodgers
VIM. johnson, negro, and Cal Aber-
nAthy, negro, and E Wolf s. and costs
each for disoFdeIly conduct
Danl Cole, A. Cheatham and Peter
Tompkins, arrested for same offence,
were discharged.
Henry Putnam, negro, drunk and
disorderly, s. and costs
Mary Smith, tipping, three cases, s.
and costs In each. q ~
j. Davenport, assault and battery,
$40 and costa A4Ase
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The Burlington (Vt) Times says -
Lieut. b H. Young, the leader Of the
raiders in the ST Adams affair, is a
smooth-faced young man, who is report
ed 10 have just completed q course OF
theological study ON the breaking out
OF the rebellion, when he joined Nor
gan's band, which he left about the time
Of the Ohio raid
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-09

A. & NJ. LAYDsBBRG & Co., Wholesale
sutler supplies, corner of Public Square and
Market Street, offer to the trade and their
friends at large, their great stock of liquors
consisting in part, of Whiskeys, Gin, Bran
dy, Gin Cocktail, Stomach Btters, Schie-
dam Sehnapps, Catawba and Clarat Wines
at the low rates of one dollar per bottle.
Call, everybody wishing a bargain. Re
member the place, corner Market and
Square. A. 4 NJ. LANDsBERG * Co.
Oct 27-3m
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Brig Gen, Shepley's scouts have re-
Gently captured large rebel mail,
among which were found letters con
tanning large amount of valuable in
formation. The main feature Of all the
letters, however, is the sorrowful wall
ing of the writers concerning the scar
city of food among the rebels, and the
majority cry for peace almost on any
terms
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-09

The journals of the North of France
mention that the gathering of cider
apples has commenced, and that the
trees are so laden this year that many
branches have broken beneath the
weight Of the fruit The apples are in
general small but Of excellent quality.
Pears are also abundant
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BADGE co

GOLD SILVER BADGES FOR
- lth, 9Th, leth, 14th, 10th, i6th
18th, I9th and 23rd Army Corps,
with Name, Company and Regi~
ment beautifully engraved, At
$50 each, or Gold at -.
American Shields 81 each, in
silver; also Badges for every
Corps constantly on hand
We also send 70 The army fine
Gold Pen, with ebony Or extern
sion holder at 81 each. A i2
karat Gold Pen, with rubber re-
verse holder, g each. Ala karat
Gold Pen, with solid silver ex-
tension holder, s. each; or a de-
tached lever movement, in ster-
ling silver case, medium size,
polished cap, Si7.
Magic timekeepers, made ex-
prsssly for soldiers, ia sterling
silver, engine-turned eases, S.o.
~ Az set,f By nal on receipt
Of price,
8-dH iargs orders toiH receive
q h5erai Prsmium.
Circulars sent free to any
address.
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Do you see that group of Ladies go
ingup or down Cedarst. ? Nine chances
out OF ten they are going or have been
to Morses Gallery of the Cumberland,
25 Cedar St, opposite Commercial Hotel.
Oct27-tf
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Adna Anderson, Esq, General Su-
perintendent of U, S. Military Il. r.,
Division of the Mississippi, has been
appointed Generol Inspector of q. S.
Military Rail Roads, and z. L. Vent
General Superintendent of Transporta-
ton and Repairs of II. r. R., Division
Of the Mississippi.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-09

RIVER NEws-The Cumberland is
rising rapidly with seven feet six inches
on Harpeth Shoals The almost con-
tinuous rains for several days are
bringing the river mp TO a stage of high
water that will enable any boat to come
to this port The Star Grey Eagle and
Katie are in port and those interested
will see by the advertisement that they
leave on Thursday next
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-09

The rebel General Hood is described
as thin STOPPING man, with wooden
leg and a wilted arm, and an express
sion of settled melancholy. 1t is said
that he is never known to smile-cer-
tlinly he has had Of late no great
reason 10 be hilarious
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-09

NEw THEATRE. The Hermit Of the
Cliff or Happy Results, viii be produc-
ed tonight, together with "a Wife for
a Day" In the one, Mr.. Locke plays
Moderation Esstesbrooks; in the other,
Nathan Tucker. During the perform
anees Miss Nellie Lewis dances the
Cachuca; and Miss Lewis and Mr.
Locke, a waltz
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-09

Strangers in the city who have an idle
hour should visit Morse's "Gallery of the
Cumberland" at % Cedar ST. Here
they can find thousands of pictures OF
the most noted statesmen, soldiers,
civilians, &c, of the land.
OofO7 ff
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For choice Groceries, at low prices go
to w. w. Totten's No. % College st.
opposite the Sewanee House. lie de-
livers all goods bought Of him free of
charge Oct21-H
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Our mercantile readers, and others
who wish TO make purchases of Glass
ware, are referred to the advertisement
of Hemengray Bros a Co, Cincinnati,
Ohio, in this days Union. They are
manufacturing various articles, and
selling them at such pyices as make il
an edyantaee 10 deal with them Their
lamp stock Is particularly good, exten-
siVe and wei assorted.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-09

Is there more than one Gallery in
Nashville2 One would suppose not
from never hearing Of any but the
Gallery of the Cumberland"
Oct27-tf
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$5O.000!!i 5i,1.I., % !. Z saI.s. AND
sgtlera, County Merchants, ffllfrs, and general
tra4ers supplied nj lmnlf nee tarElns. Wiictes
ana IeWfiTy - every dzfFiffl1n ia EnT pattern or
quality aId ia aBy quaufltf conafauily % hand and
made 20 order. E-tinaies II aay class of uork
nIruished- Cool eanFassing clerks Wan 81. ffiees
AMI iiiil descriptions ifees Adarsss
3. a III. GAuGHAN
norf-lu 10 broadway. New York.
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D1AKRHGA AND DYsEETERY.-We have ex-
smined grest number Of letters from soma
Of the most prominent citizens in Cincin-
natl and Covington, etc, speaking in the
highest terms of DR.. SIicklands Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure Of Diarrh@a
and Dysentery. The letters are too long to
publish. Mr.. Woods, Of CoviRgton, says
he was pronounced incurable by the best
doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle Of Dr.
stricklaud's Anti-Cholera Mixture effected
a permanentcuro, after suffering for months
with the worst form Of Disrrh@a and Dys-
entery. ap 26-tu " THY