Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-10
Naw AdveTtIsennents.

In calling The reader attention 10 the
long list of books, useful and attractive 10
all classes aud conditions, presented by w.
I. Berry & Co, in our paper this morning,
we can give the assurance that no house
in the country has a larger or better Sc
lected stock This book store has been the
admiration of our city and its visitors for
more than a quarter Of a century, and
ranks az one of the first retail book stores
in the Union. Ia addition to the list
given, they have thousands of others, en-
bracing classic, historic. scientific aud cur
rent books, suitable to furnish any library
in the country. Messrs. w. T. Berry &
Co. keep all other articles usually kept by
booksellers and appertaining TO the trade
In a government whose prosperity and
Permanence depend on the virtue and in
telligence Of the people, the library should
be the leading thought Of every head of
family, and nowhere else can standard
literature be more literally supplied than
by this house.
We direct the special attention Of the
afflicted to the card of DIR. Westervelt.
lie guarantees to cure the worst cases Of
that most distressing malady, the piles.
He has long been a successful physician,
and we refer to his card, not as Of bird Of
passage, but en- old resident, who will be
here to make good all his pledges.
The National Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets, is doing regu-
lar exchange and banking business. They
receive deposits and allow interest thereon.
They pay the highest rates for gold; silver
and uncurrent money, and keep constantly
on hand United States bonds, which they
sell at the lowest rates.
The Winstead Brothers, Sewsnee Block
have Just received lot Of pretty blue
bronze and Bismarck. colored CATERS for
ladies and children, besides more substan-
tial understandings for the lords Of
creation.
A. Nelson & Co. are offering large
amount of cheap lands in Middle and
West Tennessee, TO which the attention of
buyers for settlement or speculation is in
Vited.
EeAtman, Shields & Co., have a trust
sale of dTygoods, and also a millinery es.
Enlistment on the 18th, 18th, and 18th
inst;
The Milbrey goes up the river to-day at
4P.E
Smith, the apothecary at the corner of
Church and Vine, offers the finest sssort-
ment of perfumery in the city. Imported
handkerchief extracts and also those of
domestic manufacture in great variety.
Smith believes in home enterprise and
invites all those who favor Southern indus
try to call and examine his products.
Samples always open for inspection. No
limitations offered-genuine French and
English goods for those who wish them.
Standard coal oil kept, but not as a speci-
atty.
Toilet articles in endless variety-the
largest stock of perfumery in the city-the
finest and most elegant assortment of ivory
and tortoise combs-French plate hand |
mirrors-ivory, tortoise aud superior peb- |
bic calf port-mOnnaies-s new shipment Of |
Bohemian toilet sets-fue cutlery, all at |
lower prices than ever, at w, D. Kline's,
Masonic Temple. Kline knows where to |
buy, and his goods cannot fail to please.
Letters patent secured for keeping ahead |
of the times, but none for bitter5. Foreign |
extracts for the handkerchief, made from |
flowers obtained from the Al ps domestic |
sold at the dry goods stores)-Jewsbury's |
English tooth-paste-( Dewsenburys not |
offered.) Coal oil not recommended as |
grateful perfume for the handkerchief, as
Kline's is inodorous. Reader, your atten- |
ton is solicited TO KIine's drug store,
Masonic Temple, Church street,