Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-04
New Advertisements.


will be seen that the extensive manufac-
turing establishment, widely known
throughout the State and South as An
derson's Foundry" is offered for rent, and
possession given on the lst of May. This
establishment has been in existence for
upwards of forty years, and has been one
of the most successful manufactures in
the country. 1t is complete in every par
ticular, and furnished with laths, boring,
planning and nut cutting machines, to-
gether with an immense number of pat
terms which have been accumulating for
years. To any individual or company de-
string to commence manufacturing in this
city, no better opportunity could be Of
fered, because a very large business is al.
ready established, and the good will Of the
concern is worth fortune in itself. Terms
made known upon application TO Henry
c. Hensley, and if he does not have
thousand applications in the course of a
week, we will be very much disappointed.
Revenue stamps at government rates of
discount to County, Chancery and Circuit
Court Clerks, Postmasters, etc, furnished
by the Peoples Bank. Office hours from
5 A. NJ. TO 5 Pm.
NJ. B. Toney has assoc sd with him in
business Mr.. J. NJ. Mckee, Jr, who has,
by his good judgment and admirable bust
ness habits, secured the respect and con-
fdence Of all who have come in contact
with him. The new firm of Mckee & To-
ney, eligibly situated on Cherry street, in
the Union and American block, will sell
imported china, glass, queensware and
house furnishing goods, at as low prices as
any in the city. We cordially commend
the house to the patronage of all who wish
superior goods at the smallest cost.
The highest premium Grover q Baker
family sewing machines are offered at ia
Church street. The company has estAb-
lished a branch house lbe above place,
and guarantee machines superior to all
others.
Jacob Them will open his spring sales
on Wednesday, and CoLtinue for three
days, presenting line Of extra goods for
the II le, to which he invites the attention
of merchants.
Eldridge's ice cream saloon and ladies'
restaurant is winning golden opinions from
all sorts of people. 1t is orderly as it is
elegant, and nothing in his line can be
called for that is not served promptly and
in the most acceptable style.
Elsewhere will be found the advertise
meDt of Dr.. A. G. Goodletts Houck's
Panscea, medicine that has been used
in the South for a long period of years,
and has drawn forth q large number Of
certificates as TO its efficacy for the cure Of
colds, dyspepsia, coughs liver complaint
and other kindred diseases, from some of
our best known citizens. DR.. Goodlett
was practicing physician here for years,
and used this medicine with great success,
and being satisfied of its great remedial
qualies, spilled for and obtained letters
patent, since which time it has found its
way TO nearly every city and hamlet in the
South. 1t is a purely vegetable COM
pound, and may be properly termed great
family medicine.
The regular meeting Of the CAledonian
Society will be held tomorrow evening,
at rs Cherry street.
Yeatman, Shields & Co. have their reg
uIar sale on Tuesday Of a superior line of
goods, to which special attention is in
Tited. They also have goods in job lots,
Offering extra good bargains.
George F. Akers, Sewanee Block, is
constantly receiving the several brands of
Fruits and Flowers" chewing and smok-
ing tobaccos, as also various other choice
Virginia brands, direct from the manufsc-
turers.
Albert & Seemau will present au unu-
sually attractive line Of goods at auction
tomorrow TO be sold without reserve TO
the highest bidder.
The Tyrone will leave for Cairo, ST.
Louis, etc, on Tuesday at P. NJ.