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UNIV SUCCESS
or
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHTSICIIa,
LII THE TREATMENT or DiaHAars, IS
GROWING BIN WITH SUCCESS N
OTHER STATES, AZ II ig TX
NASHVILLE. TENEE8EE.

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diseases, the reader is referred 70 Sru-
LES THERAPEUTICS and MATERIA MEDI5A,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1900,
the best work in the United States,
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standing parallel with the best medical
mer Of the age in the treatment of dis.
eases of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement satisfaction Is guaran-
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the following
UhrOnic CsseI
with satisfaction Rheumatism, AheoGons OF ne
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SUI Limbs, Peunsy, Fsins, Ulcers Career, 0rHFoit
~ st9msrb, NeGriga, KinRs Eul or 3cronla,
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TENS, Dyspepsia or Indigestion and COnsump9on-
together With al Private Dtaaases and
Diseases of the Urinary Organs.
70 the Ladies.
An Affections o. ne Womb treated Win EusoaHs.
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10 tasT f1I Ame u huu3 preEnanL By pYisg mes
Etsrllitys
Young Msrrisd LAdiss whose misfortune Il has
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Young Man. stop bef1rs you further 10. o. al
diseases sublect 70 Nan, there n no daesse 70 hard
% cure a. Night Emissions, and physicians are
icaros that understand treating Il and 10 you I can
lay that 4 have cured d3zanH 10 this city, a. vel ~
p different 3tstes, who have spent dollar ader dol
and are nos vel cured By ma an daily ~
'oIyIng letters ard sending MEDICINE % al para %
he country. IN a WORT, AZ that Es dgeassd 10
ny WaJ, ami VIII give me q cal, I VII HFe satE
action Tor al Of the dissaBos mentioned n 1ls a.
lsr.8emeaL The best o. references gwen IN ~
AL lsitan Directed v
DR. NSGILL,
Uuion street. Nashville, Tann-
aai-iW Ill ue@t -ah Broun ~ sfasa fsa
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North Nashville.

TWO Brick D yelling Houses for sale, At S5OOO
fr 10th. ia Haslsm'- addition, rear OF the late resi-
OF Wm K. DPmouLT N, ESQ. Lot 100 feet
front; each house contains four rooms Apply %
NELSON Z MURFREk.
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Suburban.

A NICE Brick House for sale in M,Gaycck's sd.
dlvon 20 Nashville, containing three rooms, porch,
cellar, &c Good cisIern. ssCuOhery and fruit Trees.
Lot so feet BY 100. Location, Pc K street Price
5000. Apply 10 NELSON s MURFREE.
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Dwelling Houses,

THAT fire Brick Dwelling House, No. "a, on
Church Street, Is offered for sale al q fair pTce.
ALSo-DwellIng No. s, Vine street, between Church
and Vine streets. Apply TO
NELSON 4 MURFREE.
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Situations.

1.-TWO or three young men, OF excellent character,
L dssira sI;naton7 IN any respectable business,
as clerks Or Book-Keepers. Applyto
NELSON q MURFREE.
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Building Lets for Sale.

L HAVE S or 10 lots; Immediately beyond the
4 Horticultural Garden, well situated for bund-
ing PURPOSES, which viii eel on good terms.
Apply 81 The Mayors once.
ieh2e-n IORN HuaH SMITH
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Harding Pike.

ESQ Acres Of ] and for sale, VII Oh lies 10 vii
county, on the Hardi.E g ks, &c miles from
Nashville. Good log house. orchard, stable, Ec.
ABBY to NELSON i MURFREE.
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Notice

Is hereby given that all law business sutrustes
Il 70 Uol Wm- NJ Ward, late Of he NashvIl,
bar. has been plsced IN the hands OF the under
sicnad for adjustment. X. A. OTIS.
nsy30-9te fShs Cherry street.
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Just Received

DY STEAMER NlARMORA, 81 Bales % Hay,
ID 10 sazels Extra family Flour, ana Eg sae
~ lover prices nG any other house p nc city
e.. 4. EuRkE,
may2-u - SOL AAas SIRE
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10 Rent,

nART Or a good Btors or sone alGssa.s hush
nes- Dry G0Ods, or Hat and shoe busine.g
preferred. Address y. v. Box Go Poet Omcs.
maVl-u-
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mHR u-ssusvnsd haTsng opposed = F-etednzry
H0lpitl a. No. -- frOut street, hei0a ths
6d BrGre Land-nE. respectfully soliclta The pat.
uonaEe oi his neaea andEho community 81 lsrre.
JOsEPR syEEBTZ.
p best q reionsEeea EFsa.
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Lower College Street.

THREE LOIS for sale on the west side Of North
Coleg- street, fronting in I'll go feet. on which are
two frs ned buildings, cOTainIng Eve rooms each.
Price SO per foot, and cheap a. that apply 10
NELSON q MURFREF.
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Reward.

A Liberal reward viii be given for the restors-
IA ton OF a Government Voucher worth (SlO0)
One hundred dollars, which was lost on the 2sth
inst Inc re~srd Will be given by Capt. Sullivan,
3rd OHIO Battery, st. Clouu Hotel. may5l-2t
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GTRAYED-A grew maze Mule, about IA hands
- high. black spo,s on lsG side and hir. The find
er viii receive the above reward bv leaving the
mule Al HendersOn's stab e on Cherry street,
near Old Thestre. maySl-Zts
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For Rent.

CTORE BUILDING Just erected on Cherry r., a
~ leE doors below Cedar. Very desirable locs-
aon, VII snsger for store and dwelling, large yard
IL the rear. Apply %
msylI-2N \. Dkkb1s ACodeRe 81
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THOSE wishing 70 buy Goods nour line VIII ind
Il 70 90 their advantage % give Us a call.
IN RHODES q co,
may3l-lE 81 Union Street, Nashville, Tenn.
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Intelligence Omca

A LLperHou5 waiting mechanics, Clerks, House
"a seruuis, h~oodChoppera. Cooks-men or 90
~ Or ceiored Touid % vel b cal ~ cur
ofiee, No. uM Norh Chem street. and relslsr
thaf FEnE-
Persons deFrcz arslcus VII DO ne sane. See
agn q he door. o. BAUCOA q co.
maYla-lHe 6encnl Agenia.
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Boarding.
Veterinary surgery.

FEw GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMdO
"A dated with Boarding 10 q private amlyi b aP
BlynR &C No. II south Ghsry Stress 4 doon souih
49, - Oasea Harf-ass
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Wanted.
SO Reward.

A n experienced young man to canvass this city
~ for an article saleable 10 every business house.
A good man can make from SIS to 81 per day.
Address tOK 7l6 Post Office. may3l-lt"
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W~anted--S1OOO TO $1,000

A n Eastern Manufacturing Incorporated Com
n pAny desire 10 establish the sale Of their goods
NOV hrst introduced) IN Tennessee. They offer
them only and exclusively 70 one party, who VIII
have their entire control here The article Is N
great demand, and isoovered by patents lately Is
sued None but energetic business men need ap-
ply For an intervieW, address
BIG K, Co Nashville P0stofhce.
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The Horse Gear
Dan CaSteIlo.

whose Wit, Humor, Conversational Powers. Apt
tude gDd Refinement, render him the most aecept-
able talka- who has aver entered the Arena. inds-
uandept Of his oN n inherent and acquired abilities,
Will introduce his elegantly trained Steed
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Great Bargains p
STATION ERYA
AND NOTIONSI h

=
CUTLERs, MERCHANTS ana DEALERS .
- Generally. II you wish 30 buy goods At =
Reasonable, yes, Really Satisfactory prt- -
ces, give ss a call. n
Constantly Receiving
Note Paper, Buzz Fnvelopes,
Letter Paper, Canary Envelopes,
Foolscap Paper, White Envelopes,
Legal Paper, Opaque Envelopes,
Eugene Note Paper, MaRents Envelopes,
Mourning Note Paper, Uficial Envelopes,
Tissue Paper Mourning Envelopes, -
Envelope OF Bankers Paper,
Msnils wrap'g Paper School Books,
Emery Paper, School Books, y
Blank Books, SchOol BOoks,
Blank Books, States snd Pencils,
Once Stationery, States and Pencils, fA
Once Stationery, slstes and Pencils, ~
Memorsndums and Psss-BooKs, NJ
MelLorsndums and Psss-BOoks, ~
danes for 1865, Disries for 1855,
Steel Pens, Steel Pens, -
Gold Pens, Gold Pens,
The best Manufactured. ~
BlscE'g sud B.ushes, Ink, black, red and blue, =
Blscs'g ard Brushes, lax, back, red and blue,
Gun Oh, Paper Collars,
Gun Ua, Pauer Collars, .
Mucilage. Mucilsge,
Magazines, Port Foios,
Magazines, Port Foiios,
Photograph Albums, Literary Papers,
Photograph Albums, Illustrated Papers,
Soldiers Pocket Albums. W
Notions without end.
To the Soldiers. y
We have three beautiful Autographs, repre-
senung the different branches q the service, u
printed in four col0rs, entitled Soldiers Ger Il
uhcste," Union Defenders Certificate" snd -
: U. s Army Diploma" size l2xl6 inches. y
They are enclosed IN = pssteboard tube, and N
can be sent BY mail withOutinjuTy. Every on ~
Ger and soldier should bay them and send
them 70 their friends.
4 % eaCE-
For TIE three, postage pald-.-.u 90 -
Lbam discount made 70 wholesale dealers. =
We val al al orders for Certificates or Sta -
hone7, BY mail or express, promptly.
{. N. RHODES 4 CO.,
may2b-sm - Dniou stnaal NsshviIie. Term
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Nlght EmIsslOns Cproa.
Rebellion Ended
RiddlebHrger Still in the Field!

A FTEK returning sincere thanks % e Nbsrsi
"a pubisc for their kind patronage in dsya gone
b, SAM would notify he old friends and ca-t'-
mera that in edition b. a thorough rehting up a.
his Eating saloon, be Res aided d ba-, whore t1s
choicest Vine and Lq1ors can b. had % 81 unesf
Eui where gentlemen vi he waited % ~ An7~
PAT. WALSH and JOHN JONES,
II Melville poss-esv. MR J n. KEEL sdl
= h, con hand o. steal " ne suau tLe hun
~.
C5ra. fdcais. and try your hsad.
s. e. EDDLEBURGER.
mayfT-3m
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-29

We learn that on Thursday last, justices
Barnett and 6rsnnis, Of this city, were AZ
rested by military orders, held TO bail n
The sum of 81 900 each, aud suspended OF
thier Offices, fJr having refused to admit ne
gro testimony against that Of white persons.
The facts in the case are these A negro
man in this city sued out possess3ry war
rant against q white citizen, and The de-
fendant vas brought before these msgis-
trates for trial. There was one white wit
ness in the case on each side, and several
negroes also on each side, whose testimony
was sought to be introd uced. Justices Gran
mis- and Burnett decided the case on the ties
,imony Of the white witnesses alone. The
code OF Georgia, which had been ratified by
tho late convention Of the people Of the
Stale, declares to be incompe ent witnesses,
slaves and free persons Of color, and pro-
vidss that the testimony Of such shall not
be tskeu, except in cases shere al the par
ties in the the ease are Of the same status.
there are 20 slaves in this State, but the
lEw still stands with reference 70 free per
S0as Of color, and every masistl ate has
taken an oath to abide by the laws and Con-
stiIution Of the State, as well as those Of the
United states The Constitution Of the
State, recently adopted by the convention,
provides that the Legislature shall declare
IN What cases the testimony Of negroes snall
be received. When this is done, or when it
shall be determined that, without the viola
ton of the oath Of Office, the testimony Of
negroes can be admitted, we have no doubt,
from the character Of both these msgis-
trates, they will be ready cheerfully -
comply with the law. They did not sup
pose they were competent to decide the law
at the time they made the decision for which
they have been arrested. bat were willing
to be instructed by the higher tribunal 70
which the case could have gone.-Aac0a
GG.) Telegraph.
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Letter from Mrs. Lincoln.

Mr.. Carpenter, the artist, Who has been
publishing in the Independent b personal
recoileetions Of President Lincoln, gives. in
his last contribution, the following extract
Of letter ron Mrs. Lincoln.
Truly" writes Mrs. Lincoln, eno sorrow
has been like unto mine. 7 am a. broker
hearted over this overwhelming affection
as when the terrible tragedy first occurred,
and, Of course, realize il far more. ] have
lost the most loving and devoted OF hus-
bands, and my dear boys the best father
that sons were ever blessed with. eGnul
Gods love shall place me BY his side again,
! shall know no peace, or alienation Of my
grief. Knowing him a. you did, am sure
you can pardon and appreciate wife's great
sorrow over so untimely a loss!
''HoE wish you could have been with
my dear husband the last three weeks Of
his life Having a realizing sense that ihe
unnatural rebellion was near its close, and
being most Of the time away from Washing
ton, where he had passed through such
conflicts Of mind,during the last four years
feeling 50 encouraged, he freely fiave vent
70 his oheeriulness. Down the Potomac be
was almost boyish in his mirth, and re-
minded me Of his original nature, as I re-
membsred him in cur oER home, free from
care, surrounded hy those he loved
''That teraible Friday, never saw him
50 supremely cheerful. His manner was
even playful. AZ three o'clock be drove
out with me in the open carriage. In
starting, | asked him If any one sheilld so-
company usf Hs Immediately replied
lNo, prefer % ride by ourselves to-day
During the drive he was % gay that said
70 HIN, laughingly Dear hushanc, you
almost startle me BY your great ehueriul-
ness He replied And vel may feel 50,
Mary, for I consider this day the war has
come to a close and then added we must
both be more cheerful in the future Be
tween the war, and the loss Of our during
Willie, We have been very miserable
Every word he then uttered is deeply en-
5raved on my poor brokea heart. In the
evening his mind was fixed on having some
relaxation. ! firmly believe that
{ be had remained in the White House, on /
hat night Of darkness, when the fends |
prevailed, he Woud have been horribly cut /
o pieces. Those tends bad too long con-
emplsted this inhuman murder 20 have /
allowed him to escape"
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The Louisville journal, OF saturday, save:
There is in our city a rumor 10 which
We confess that we attach some importance,
though it does not come to US from any
source authorized TO give information It is
that q most tremendous quantity Of powder
has accumulated, and is still rapidly accu-
mulating at Cairo, and that commissary's,
quartermaster's and medical store are gath
ering there for e hundred thousand men.
The rumor we speak Of says that the stores
have been ordered South, BAT that the pow
der, 20 far % IS known, remains for the
present at Cairo"
There is an unwholesome disposition pre-
valent to magnify every rumor OF war, and
something of this is seen ia the above. It
NAV be there is large accumulation Of mil
itsry stores at Cairo, as the Government had
a vat quantity on hand when the war
closed, and can transport some Of them 70
various parts for safe keeping Withou; Justly
incurring suspicion Of belligerent intentions.
Il is incredible that the authorities are
seriously contemplating the expulsion Of
Macmillan from Mexico by the arms Of
the United States. The way 70 keep him
there is for US 70 make Warlike demonstra-
tions in that direction. Articles, known to
have had Imperial inspiration, have ap-
peared in the papers Of Paris, announcing
the speedy withdrawal Of French troops
from Mexico. II we wish 70 detain Lhem in
the country we can do IL by ordsriug ths n
of the continent. There is reason TO
think they will 60 if We do modest
them. They certa My viii not 60, while
the power Of rance can maintain them, If
we thresten them with expulsion.
If the French leave Mexico, aud Maxi
miliaa eau keep up his throne there It il
not our hu-iness 70 overthrow IT, HoWev 7,
il is not likely that he can uGiEtain i after
the withdrawal Of the French, aud there u
little doubt that all We have % do % sse
Mex can STAIRS cleared UP, the French
Emperor's dream over, the Empire departed
like 6 vision, snd the Republic in as good
form as the miserable people can keep IL,
restored, is TO staBd back, mind our own
business, and behold the working Of the
logic Of events iHeindati Commercial.
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The New CabiBet-speech by Earl
RugeeU

At the banquet given by the Lord Mayor
Of London, Earl Russell made brisfspeech
in which he thus referred to America:
For the last few years, on occasions Ike
the present, we have hsd 10 lament the CIV
il war which devastated the United States
Of America. That war Is happily now az
an end, and that great republic, having freed
herself from the guilt aud stain Of slavery,
trust will now continue in freedom aud
prosperity for years and centuries TO come.
Such, at least, believe IS the wish Of Eng
hshmen. | believe there are none but
friendly feelings entertained toward that
mighty republic. But, my Lord Mayor and
gentlemen, reyerting 10 the situation Of Her
a. ejesty's Government, while It is lar from
my wish 10 call for any premature expires
sion Of confidence, 4 trust 1 may appeal
agsinst premature declarations Of want OF
confidence. With regsrd TO principles, !
can only say, my Lord Mayor, that, Tor
myself, I cannot abandon those principles
which for twenty years, come wra', come
woe, recommended me 10 the confidence
Of the citizens Of this great metropolis I
shall always reflect with pride on the con
nexion that existed between Us. / shall not
for my part forget the old acquaintance
which I then made, nor shall ] forget lhe
principles ] then declared 10 the people of
his eat city, and which they sanctioned
with their appreciation. But, my Lord and
gentlemen, that is another part Of practical
politics. Besides the principles that are to
be adopted, there is the application Of those
prineip les-Whicf is a question always If
events aud circumstances, Of time and op-
portunity. Il would be rash and unwar
rsntable in me, were / now to enter upoa
sny question as TO the measures which the
Government may think proper 70 introduce.
viii OILY ssy this. that they must be meas
ares not Of yelterday, bus Of to-day; that |
sach year has its own wants, the country |
has from tine 10 time its own wishes; and /
{ Is the duty Of the government Of the coun-
~ 10 consider those wants and those wishes /
n the measures that they may bring for
yard for the consideration Of Parliament. /
With these Observations I have oaly 10 say /
urther that, devoting ourselves to the con-
liberation Of the cour-e we shall pursue, We
bali be content to abids by the verdict Of
he country. If cur measures are wise and
alculated TO promote the interests Of the
ount-y, we shall be proud TO receive its
but if they are not 50 calculated,
e shall bow to the judgment Of the country
18th re=Paet.
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sOOKsELLERs AND sTATIONERs
GARBAGE IIANUFACTURERs.

CINGLETON, r. q -BookHeller, Publisher,
y satoneT, and Periodical Dealer, Pest Ofhos
Building.
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shocking Murder.

Special Dispatch % the Cincinnati Gszet e.
CHICAGO, Nov. IS. A feudish murder
was commit ed az Shalbyvilie, in this State
on Wednesday LAST. On the afternoon Of
that day, Thomas n. Thornton, Jr., Of the
firm Of W. F. Thornton 4 S rs, bankers,
walked into the clothing store Of Max
Deeman, aud deliberately shot, without any
warning, Lieut.. George Tackett, who was
reading newspaper AZ tbs. time. Tacketi
rose from HE chair and staggered toward the
door, when Thornton shot MIN again, the
ball entering his shoulder. Tsckett then
ran out Of the door into the street, followed
BY Thornton, who again shot him in the
small Of TIE back. THIS shot brought
Tackett to the ground, and Thornton then
walked up 70 the dying man and placed his
revolver 70 his head snd shot him ogain,
the ball passing completely through his
head. Thornton then walked % his bauk-
ing house, mounted q horse sod q a.
Nothing has been, heard Of him since.
Iackett expired in q few hours. A number
Of persons were witnesses Of the affair from
the commencement Of the shooting, but
made no EFFORT 10 interfere. Itis stated that
an cd grudge existed between Thornton
snd aekstt, md growing out Of the lattsr'a
real or supposed iamilisrities with horn
toms wi 9, but il wss partially settled By
Iackett agreeing % leave the place and not
return. About iWo month. sInee Tackatt re
turned TO shelbyvi.le, eEPressii 3 a dssire
o 90 into business, and lhe tragedy re-
counted was TIE result.
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The rslsase Of John Mitchell is not liked
Ia England. TIE LONDON Star, which has
always been most friendly 20 the Union
cause, says: ave feel i % be an act Of IN
kindness 70 this country, an encouragement
"a the Fenian disturbers Of the peace, and
proceeding calculated % make us less conf
dent IN the interference Of the United States
Governments with the fitting out Of priva-
teers, or any warlike expedition upon
which these foolish people may embark te
crafty their hostility or iheir vanity. A.
tue openly avoWed object o. the orTapirs-
tioa Of lrishmeu which solicited NifchelP.
release vas 70 prgmots hostilitias against
England. the proper course for the chisf
magistrate Of friendly power was either II
reigss % recognize theIa e. ali, or 10 shs..
his entire Interpretation Of their orrsnf4a-
ton AID Iis aims. The exigenees of tie
political situation msy make u desirable 10
secure the support Of the Irish element u
the Administration; the industrionsly circu-
iated story that Mr.. sewasi had gwen taa
iniormHtien % The British Government
which Jed 90 ths arrest Of the Fenian pio-
nse7s may require 70 BE- put down by sn
executive act Of o different tendency. bat
no thoroughly friendly government would,
Tor objects such AZ thsse, run the risk Of
Offending great nation By cunsortinr on
terms Of amity with its bittese.t enemies"
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M Az E Ma.
100000
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS, sc.
WORTH OVER 81. 900. 600.

A Ii to be sold for One Dollar each. without re-
~ gard 20 value. Not 10 be paid for until you
know what you are % receive.
srn Is one OF the largest firms 10 the City Of n
York, and are doing q yers extensive bu iness and
have on rand the largest stock that can be found IN
the City.n-Oceana Times, Pent Water, Mich, OF.
q, 1s64 'Ihair stock IL large, and blyers msy
relr on articles purchased from them Just ss repre-
santed. Their Ion. Continuance 10 business enables
them 10 cfier better indur ements thsn any other
house IN the G ty.''-Loyl American, Anderson,
Ind Oct. 2c, 1854 Their Watches are admitted
BY ccma etent Judges, and those who have used
hem, 70 be the best n use. They are Al they are
adveltlsed 10 be."-lncependenL, Warrenton, al,
Oci ~, lS64. They are Large dezlers and their
stock il manufactured in the best style and Of pure
materials, ~ Telegraph, Ssugerues, n, T., Oct "a
Ihd4 'tAll goods furnished q . What they a q rep
resented 10 be.' Times, WaterFiile, n Y, Oct -
1854 Worthy Of confidence Wyoming Demo
Crat, War az. n Y, Oct 10, 1854 honorable and
far deaung men. "-Cumber,and Valley gourns
neshont,shor4 Pa Get ~ fs5a