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HOUSE AND LOT for sale at Cape Elizabeth Fer.
IL ry,-house nearly new. Enquire of A p. COLE
at the Ferry, or w. II. MANSFIELD, Portland Steam
Packet Co. jul IL diff
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HOUSE FOR SALE-No. 50 Danforth ST eets
IL OF Clark street, For particulars call on
FLETCHER 81 Co.,
tuf20 3w t f59 COmmercieI
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HOUSE and bot tor sale in Falmouth. A modern
Ii built two and half story house, of superior
inlsh just completed, stable and wood shed attach
ed, never failing we'll field, wood lot and pasture
pleasantly located at Coleys Corner, three minutes
walk from the first depot out ofPortland, 6. T. Rail-
way Meeting house, academy, new school house
quire of II. M. Stone, Depot Master, or Capt. s.
Dwight Stone on the premises, Terms reasonable.
jul 13-tf ,st5FF kE$Rt 75 ffts ~
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HOUSE FOR SALE-The undersigned offers Tor
IL sale his House, No. 81 Myrtle street. Posse :
sion given LIST OF october next Said House conta MS
II finished and finished attcs, cellar with ce-
mented floor and large brick filtering cstern COM
plete gas fixtures, etc. Also, House Lot. dioning
A. WHITNEY, 81 Myrtle ST eet
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NOR Sale. hree story brick house on Danforth
Il Street. The house is nearly new and in fine
der Immediate possession given.
iul16tf w, G, CHADBOURNE.
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REAL ESTATE.
e. M. PATTEN L. CO.,
AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers,

LNOR SALE--A two story House with French roof,
IL on Pine street, and Lots Thomas, Emery,
and Congress streets; the head of State st.
| W.. STEPHENSON,
Portland. july 20. Cd National Rank
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General Pillow.

There seems to be no prominent man
in the Southern States who is doing
more for the solution Of the industrial
pgpblep2 than, Con. Jrlloy'- be usas q
plauter and stakeholder before the
war. and in now resuming his former
labors as planter on a large scale, he
bas determined to give those whom he
enplovs. black and white, the highest
indueemepts and the best opportuni-
ties He writes that he has been sue
cessfll in engaging laborers for all his
plantations in Arkansas and Tennessee
Lnaving aireadY hired four hundred
freedmen, all Of whom sre allowed part
nf The cotton, and also patches Of land
co- the cultivation Of corn and Yegeta-
blas for their own use. General PIlloV
has put one large plantation under
white laborers from the North, and
these. he says, are engaged upon pre-
eisely the same terms as the freedmen
There will thus be an excellent oppor-
tunitv to test variety Of industrial ques
lions absolute and relative, which have
sIvsys been matters Of dispute anon.
Southerners. They viii see whethe
white laborers can be employed sue
cessfully in the cotton culture in tn
/ south, and they will see how the labo
of free blacks compares with that 0
whites in economy, steadiness, and 5
forth.
Gen. Pillow writes warmly OF what b
has already achieved, and says he rs
fuu confidence in the success OF hi
schemes We have no doubt Whatev,
I OF his success, II he manages with an
sort Of skill, and carries out his mea
/ ures in the spirit in which he speaks
them. The whole country VIII proi
/ by bearing ffola tine TO time the j
dustIial reports OF Gen Fiilow.-A'
/ York Tmss
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In 1859 the editor of the Mexican
Times was ia England, and he now re-
lates in Mexico the following incident.
"Driying rapidly up the Strand, we
met man walking very briskly, whom
we took TO be our friend Prescott, the
aforesaid sugar broker Passing our
arm over the reins, We stopped the
Hanson. lespsd out and Immediately
overlook him.
Walking side by side with him for
some distance, and having eyed him
very closely, we we're sure that we had
our man so turning sharply around,
we slapped him heavily on the shoul-
der and said
"tH How are you, old fellow You
don't know me, do you
The gentleman gave me a freezing
stare and said:
90 No, sir ! don't know you.
We gave him another familiar slap,
and said
"'Why, ia II possible you have for
gotten me2 Have you never been to
Baton Rouge2 Don't you know Dan
Hickey Don't you rscolleot our ball
at Brules landing? Look at me we'll
Don you know A
"With great sang fr5ia he rplied at
once:
"'No, sir, have never been to Baton
ROUGE; / don't know Dan. Hickey; /
don't know anything about the balls Of
aSoW this Was tJ'agA looked al YOU
drew back, and thinking that be might
possibly be brother Of our sugsr man.
We said;
{" Sir be kind enough TO tell me your
name.
He said quietly
rslv name is Ealmerston.
UsWhat. Lord Palmerslon
The same
eve took off our hat and said
NY lord pardon me for this rude
ness. I am an American travelling FOL
information and pleasure, and took yo'
for one Of your cOuntrymen, an OLE
friend Of mine.
"We shall never forget the qu'-Liea
smile that played upon hls open, mani
| features when he replied.
80 matter, mistakes viii happen
uAuttle conversation passed, IN Whic
| he wss kind enough TO invite US 70 ca
and see him.
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The Original aEd Best a t.t W..lF
The oniy true amt pcrisst ua.- lys. uaHH-
less, Reliable aud luaiaulaaa..f. ... ......
immediately a sp.e-l.t L.a.a .s a.la--.
Brown, WITHOUT mIuuug ihr aa.- .-...a.
Remedies thc lll ciiclts 90 taI d7.s. s..4
by au prusgIsts- The gguu.. -.. ..--...
William A. baIchel1r. Alsr.
htgclCrufauI ErIraUt a. E...#.... .--
A.stlrtag ar1 at1a. ..HH.... H
CHARLES BAiJuLLub. NfaEa.r.
Hcpls-ty
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General Thomas W. Sweeney, Brevet
Colonel L. S. A, has been dismissed
the service for absence without leave.
General SWeeneys regiment is station
ed at Nashville. His application for
leave Of absence, some time ago, was
refused. He absented himself to take
charge Of the army Of the united Fe-
mans He made himself conspicuous
in New York by an address 70 the f.
B 8, urging q reconciliation Of differ
eneas ana immediate action While
snJiu-U ast.5u ID n 30
vet. considering his services, it IS not
probable that he would have been 50
summarily treated for disObedienee, At
a time when no important duties de
manded his immediate presence with
his regiment, had he not chosen to
identity himself with an organization
which looks to a war with a power with
which The GOEernRent OF the United
/ States is al peace, as its immediate Oh
| iect This radical process with General
/ Sweeney is not merely disapProya! Ql
/ officers Of the army engaging IN extra
1 neous military enterprises but Il y q
! sfguluGAlt alAlALNtAHA W AH-N fNHt-s
! the Government will adopt IN case .he
I Fenisn movement takes the tangioi'
shape Of hostile demonstration on The
soil OF foreign power.
We have repeatedly cautioned oGf
Irish fellow citizens against indulging
anticipations Of tins action or covert s.
sistance Of the Government IN cas-
they engage in foolish scheme OF 10
yasion OF Canada, or set out IN sui
/ more Quixotic expedition 70 Ireland =
The Government will not depart fsou
its tradihanai policy, Of the lsas tsn I
/ observe lie line Of duty toward frienc
ly power. because its individual officer
NAV have the liyeliest sympathies c
the Irish people snd may wish tnei
: boundIess success in freeing themsely'
from the British yoke Acting othcia
: lv. they will have only to eonsid'
whether an invasion Of The territory
Z A neighborinE State is 81 act ~ yloi
= lion of the laws Of nations, and u 3
will proceed to repress il, If necessel
with the strong arm Of power, Al
without reference 70 the Worthlness
q uuvorthiness Of the object sought
= be accomplished through its instr
Il mentality. There Is no other 81
course for government 70 pursue
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II the British Government in lis de-
sire to assist the confederates and
strengthen the rebellion in the United
States departed from the policy Of na-
tons st peace with each other, il would
not stfOrd any justidcstion for Us, we're
We TO take advantage o; - bad prece-
dent The English people will yet see
the day when they will regret the lati-
tude given TO the rebels aud their SYM
pathizers upon British soil-Cnciaaati
L. -
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

UoNE 4 TUNNELL-Wholesale and Retail
" BOokse lers. Stationers, and News Agents.
No. 4O North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn
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The annual sale Of pewB in Henry
Ward Reechers church to9k piace on
Tuesday evening The bidding was as
spirited as on any former year Il d
ClaHiu obtained the first choice, paying
500 premiur.- The rent Of the pew u
sI2l six other persons paid premi-
ur,s Of 500 10 S33j, while more than
thirty pews brought premiums Of SOD
10 500 about half Of the pews cn the
aoor being sold before the offers OF sl0l
commenced The gallery seats were
disposed Of At prices varying from -
upward
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TINNBRs, sc.

LAR. W. BROWN, Real Estate and General
| 81 Business AgeEts, over forks Book Store, Ss7z
Union Str et Nashville, Tenn. aU1G-bm"
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County Trustee.

We are suihHrsc.I ... s--...-.,.- o. r.--g...
- - e es1.iliaio fog re.s.rea1 t5 IL. 49,. +.
'''.-'' IFas'oe a. ,heca,lu, Nsr,l s.egu1a. o
We are authorized O. a1a5r--. T4.y.s
81. ~. y as 2 eaalidaie i5r t1laiy I-lsiee. a.
We are aa,lor.lll % sll5ln.s Wv.r tERrN..
tlN, a. "a ltalaisIe aI- t.s.t.a. Il ra. 'r,-. =.
ee,a.I i7us'ec a. me ensuing ~ a..r s..s...
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Valuable l Property for Sale.

4 VII -eu at private sale trsci Of isud belong
/ fur O. tho estate Of X q villains, deceased
-1rta'nnr Iws Hundred Acres more or less y nS
half mile south O.. the uosu OF Lawrencebu 81 ="
rarrs county, Tennessee on hhotl Creek- Upon
"a tact the q is handsomely located, Hnd neat
49,, STOW frame Dwelling honse, kicn5n aus ctleF
hou-s. stab IS, e.l, oil IN good aud substsgual
,-gt-- Convenient and close BY are two or threa
-, a..rslgs Of fne free stone Wuier which run
j,5-,,,r NE whole year. [ pcn ssad larm there ls
~, -, annie sni Peach Orchsrd oi very superor
.,5glffy ana suseeUiba OF being mh1e ihs nne-. "a
fhe rs rtrv The whole Ct sRlu iarm "a under & 2oi
fence th. ,resler rsrt beng eieazed, AMI j. - ieI
tie ana product We - any land N tue staie. oens
vel staatci 90 either cotton, corn, Whes-i OF tye
growing There is also e superlof loaft lerif SUI
sble either Tor large M y or .a-tnry, or poiaseI
10 h. the best In the country. Au9ther ettN "a
.sutsra tn owning said fsrm b the ren-fsl odt-et
10 commerce snd ira 10, tho same being siilisled
nj uta Tennessee iHysr, also upon TIE road lead
80, fbs 'reunasste aud Ashaina Railroad, later
se,,ipp Al Pulaski, Tennessee, sll Of which roads
-. II, 5od travelling cOata.on al all seasons OF the
yesf -..... ...,,,, .---,t..- ,f,,.t
- .r., a nafr miles sou'h of the aooNH deEr, bed
-, Tbls trs-t BE- desirable Tor its Soo5, none % It
.,..s.r-4 o. under tgHros 'sss - ts'''a '-'fe,t
=. "a, ~ f6s most desirable EroNtt-- - ...-.,.
va, ", al .sis-six twelve snd eighteen ui"n'A =
-, 49,, 81 and approved secu az, - a.
- a5rIifar psrtasu 'ars enquire oi II. s..A'-
-, i,r1,,.s 4 ksrcheFs ofhce No ~ w 49, ~ j,
Gis- sfr-ef Nashville, leuurssee, or ~ ~ W tlle "'
] s..1,..t I'd 1 .evf-t,lrg. Marshsil county .eul
sAN'1 ~ II. A. NullAAA
dse72lm
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In Dyspepsia

nnd iss attendant train OF symptoms, t sets more
LIKE CHAIN than = med cane There IS noih-
Jog 10 the whole range of AlRtera Mediea that caH
OF moment bear comparison with u pa TINS dis-
ease.
A ftIl account of the wonderful plant may he
tlnrd IN the llih edition OF the L. ). N-pensatory
pages 1857 aud l3ss
a series or experiments in which nr. Bal has
teen f.r years engaged has Just he n brought 90
-urcpsgful termination, and hs - nov euaGlcd 20
ufer % the public combination Of CEbhON WIN
.Tbsr sppr5ved tonies. the whole preserved 10 the
U-st quality Of copper di-tlled Bourb. Whisky,
gtich he l. confident has 10 equal M he world.
Ne might furnish a volume q certhcates bul me
. yatair have long since learned 60 osuniate such
es.iUEs bY Their true value Tue fatest plan ls ior
srofg one &c test Tor himself the virtues Is new
fleaNfua.
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coat AND WOOD.

HNIGHT BROTHERS.-Deslers in Cumberland
| N and tittsburg Cal Wood sawed and spIt IN
| sIOve lengths. Once ~ Church street. Yard on
Rolling Mnl dill, south Of Broad. All orders hlled
| promptly.
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Wk ASE A{'rHoRilEp 10 ANNarN..e r.,,-
- g. 'at Ma as candidate Cor U.ra.r 49,.
-.ecuon.
',e all1'rlnei O. sanounco VS.. S. Car.-.
-. Al iists 'or Gers 0' ,1- C1lnly ulal. =
Ne-'t- I.#.f"
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The London Globe highly euiogzes
Lieut. Gen. Grants Official report, and
ava il i an able, very clear, AMI STR <
inely modest document frankly ad-
mittinR failures and losses, and doing
full Justice 70 bis oPponenia.
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Commission and Forwarding.
NEWS DEALERS, &c.

DAUL a SANFORD, Forwarding and Goa mis-
1 sion Merchants. our prompt attention IS gwen
70 the receiving and forwarding Of COlFON- Al
South Market street.
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Lovers of Pure Havana Cigars and
Hollands Empress Virginia
Tobacco,
90 TO KLINE A HHERMANlS
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Japonicadom, in New York, styles
Edwin Booth "the melancholy Dane
before whom all sentimental hearts
hutter, and whom al adore
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NASHVILLE,
CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents of Insurance Companies.

CAREY s SMITH, Nos. SC spd 50 Union street,
J tup stsirs) represent the nJEirg Companies
.ftna Of Hartford, Security, Mania tan, heiropoli-
tsr, Phoenix and kuickerbocker LIE o. New Aorki
snd Accident OF Columbus, Ihio.
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What may seem almost Incredible u, that many
diseases hitherto considered b jpe essy incurable
are frequeat cured IN few ys o. weeks; aud
we cheerully invite the inyesug luOns Of the liberal
minded aud scientIfc 70 cures which have no par
silel At the present day.
during the pa i've years we have contsrded
with Ocs scles and overcome opposition IS heTcp-
lean as were ever encountered by any reioTmers.
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KLINE & SHERMAN,
Druggists and Pharmacists,
MASONIC BUILDING,
Church ST., between Summer and Cherry,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,

Lovers of Pure Havana Cigars and
Hollands Empress Virginia
Tobacco,
aOtO KLINE a sHERMANs
If you want Extra Fresh Green and
Black Teas.
GotO KLINE a sHERMANs.
BEAUTIFUL TOILET SETTS,
For sale 10y KLINE SHERMAN. .
American and Imported Soaps, in
Great Variety,
At KLINE a sHERMAN's.
Superior Cologne, Cosmetics, Pomade
and Hair Oil,
At KLINE a sHERMANs.
Try CBEVALIERS Life for the Hair.
For ssls only at KLINE sHERMAN'S
Newcastle Soda, Pepper, Spices, and
Pure Flavoring Extracts,
At KLINE a sHERMAN's
LSrd Oil, CNo. ~ Coal Oil, treble distilled,
Castor Oil, ANN cold press'dl Linssei OIL,
Castor OL, East lTdisl Spirits Turpentine.
For sale at KIM sHERMANs,
Extra Brushes, every variety, Surgical
Instruments and Fine Sponges,
At KLINE 4 SHEKAIAHS.
Incidentally Pure Liquors, on hand
Always,
At KLINE j sHERMANS.
-
An the shove for sale at
KLINE & SHERMAN'S,
Masonic Building, ChHrch Street,
uoy24 3rn NASHVILLE TENN
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bis Compound OF WILD CHERRY has
become 3 household word through
cut the West
aud South. His Worm Lozenges,
2 less than year after their introduction,

tsined reputation suRs wide spread ssl I'm oog
ANT OF Nouh America. But the croEut oryuJ her
D. uis remains 20 he attained In his d cioconYegry
fz.her combination, for be does not C ann 10 have
t,een the disc0verer % ClDRON, VIII ch is tie basis
uf The Bitters offered 20 the public, That hon
or belongs o. the nBtYe iuhRbtauts OF Central
America 70 whom is virtues have heen known for
more than two hundred years Armed with it the
INDIAN bids dehsnce to the most deadly malaria,
Hni handle without fear the most yenomOns ser
l,euts. Il Is belief with them, thst while there is
lra IA IN toe body, ths Ceiron rs potent 10 cuIe no
lnattpr Wh & the disease may be.
While Or. Bull - not prepa ed 10 endorse this eN-
traysgunt prCteusion, he ts nevertheless rat sned
from thorough "a animation OF the evidence rela-
unR b. ts virtues, that = nody and prevents
tive i1r all disease arising from exposure. ther
90 the weather or climate, OF 20 mia-naiic induen-
FH.- ] aignda
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IL S. TUTHILL, Deputy United States Marshal,
IL, collects Note !, Accounts, sc, IN Middle Ten
NJ see Once at State Capitol, next door 10 FED
, raj Court Room. p y. Lock Box 81, see adSer-
Il cement IN smother column. ldscabm
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ArrEsrics iEIsuNzS .-yacras ou tht TT-
star Banking Co., Belfast. ireland. .u sumo
vL a 90 Ale l1r sule at e.. s.. uHaaays ur.-
kcr uucr, so. l7 gE. alrret.
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A man IN Unity, New Hampshire, re-
Gently separated from bis vile because
she used a pound Of Tea week
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Cotton Earn for Sale.

4 n excellent c ton Pam two miles Essf of he
~ Hermitage, couiain ~ Sle scIes- all re so.d
% the "a day of Fehfu uy next 20 the hlahe-i nd-
der, ou cre5.t of one snd to year. le1oeri 40
ra-hl. r. 2. CHAMBARs.
tsns-s2ir
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rhs BriSsl Chambsr. al E.s.v 90 ls.4-.r.
and Instruction iol hulHE Sen. t.HH. ras .aHra.'
ilht4e Treatment ior lH-Hasoa d. ulr UuHsrr ana
erHuA aysiauls-agai uua. .u H.H log HH.H..Haa.
Ada1caa, 10. ?. shlLLiN hdJ-IIrN. HUasrI
A7aeliat-lu, 4 li..ll'ia. Nil.s. la- a#..a#IF
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81, EaofeaAaFus.--fhotographi o.. Generals
feaefaA ana ConicdeEaiu. Tho .aresst -sl-
lection IN ihc wcst, .oy sa.a, ua,.s'-', 49,,
retail. hemcmocr thc plssc. Jausrraf tbs
Cumberland, zaJodas slEcog. 1prss.., ,..8,-
mrcial h5toI. .rg-,,.
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nOOII AND JOls PRINTING.
HItEWERY.

CAMERON, WM. 4 CO.-Book and Job Printers
= and publishers of the DaIy and Weekly
Union, Primers Alley. between Union and Dead
ericK streets.
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GEORGE WOLFE BRUCE

tFozurHLg o. wsLTE a EisHoF,l
NO l PLATT ST, NEW YORK,
nFFERS 70 TIE trade M assortment Of shei-
u fslA. bi-niaghsm and Amsrckn
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &U-.
ipeluding e. tas standard nAkts of hoes, IN ~hich
his siock l. uns9aAled, INSys a Ne iosess e.sii
rates. tA
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DIRECTORS

DIRE CTO KS:
IAAIEs II IUCAS........,.........sAbIUE WILL.
Robert NJ. Funkhoussr, Of Funkhouser Burne L
Chas. Il. Peek, President or tbs Pilot KNOB Iron
Robert X Woods, Cashier Of the Merchants Bank.
Jules Vale, Of Choutssu, harrison Vale.
Geo r Robinson, Of Robinson a Garrard
Cnas W. MrCord, OF McCord a Go MachInlsts.
.Iohp y. Thorn on, Of Thcrnton Pierce
Issse II Sturgeon, President Of the Norsh Missouri
Railroad
Henry Ovsrsiolz Of Oyerstolz. WsguerS Co, Lum-
be- Dealers.
Candle 4 esieI5-
David Keith, Of Kei.n Wood, booksellers and
r. P. Hansnksmp, Of Gay 5 Hansnksmp.
ia. January, oi d. A. January Co, Gr5osrs and
Commission Merchants.
WIN. j. Lewis, Of e# 3 Bro, Tobacconsis
r RoEer. Jr, Of =. Rozier, Jr. Go.
Jacob Tamm OF Tamm Meyer
OEFECERS
SAMUEL WILL President.
JAMES n. LUCAS, Vice President.
WM. T.. SELBY, Secretary.
WN. y. BENTON. Generad Agent
Ik IuHN r. HODGEN, Consulting fhYHicI8n,
LACELANo, CLINE q JAMI5UN, Legal Adv
HON. ELIzUR WRIGHT. Consulting Acusry.
RII,AS *. FOOT, Stale Agent for Ten
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Rev. w. II. ~. - ANN RTE
Local Ageat for Nashville.
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Ageat Nashville, Tenn
od.ce iu ID Halonel Bank Building.
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sOOKSELLERS AND srATIONERs

CPRING WATER BREWERY.-MAHKEL a
y FRANK. successors to NJ }. DTucEe., Brewers
u Ale and Lager beer. NO. Al Broad street, Nash
vile Tenn. ldec3ly
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A Card.
INSURANCE.

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or dange-s by 50, fige1 50 Nlroeass AZ re-
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Constitution Life Syrup,
BLs PRODUCEDA REVOLUTION IN MEDICINE
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NTToRNEYs an LAW.

OYAMPRELL MoFWEN 6ROEsBECK, Attor-
J neys At Law ana Claim Agents, practice IN hli
the Courts. Collections promptly stende5 70 :
also claims against the United states and vouchers
collected. Ofhce 7l North Cherry street, up stairs
OTIS, Z. A.-Attorney and Coun' ellor at Law,
L ] Ofilee az Cherry a.: z D. Boz Ii3.
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His iuimitsiie preparation ci sARSAPARlLLA
hz- long stood Il the h6ad OF the VARIOUS com
bounds Of that valuable drug.
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Without q Rival.

Anl Justly deserves the reputation it has 20 long
enjoyed iu Central America sui the West Indies.