Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-17
New Advertisements.


New Advertisements.
Yeatman, Shields & Co Will sell the
largest and best assorted stock ever sold by
them next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day.
r. T. kirkpatrick, College street, is now
receiving and opening one of the largest
stocks Of fashionable dress goods ever Of
fered at retail in this city. His long con-
nection with the dry goods business, his
thorough knowledge Of the wants of the
community, and his excellent judgment
In selecting, enable him to. satisfy the most
fastidious. His customers always find his
clerks accommodating, and his goods as
fine as can be had in the country. We ad-
wise all to inspect his varied stock and pur-
chase their fall and winter supplies.
John Ramage & Son are in receipt Of
their fresh stock of fall and winter boots
and shoes, which are as fine as ever brought
to thismarket. Try them on, and you viii
not regret it.
We would call the attention of our read
ers to the stock of our friends DeMoville
q Co Mr. DeMoville has Just returned
from the North, where he purchased the
largest and most elegant assortment of
N'AANl anu lLl1A1 uIA4G4Gns ONGL DIOlif3Llb ~
this market, embracing pomades, extracts,
soaps, combs, hair and tooth brushes, etc
Parties visiting the city during the Fair
would do well TO call and examine their
stock.
From the advertisement OF the Nash
vile Life Insurance Company in another
column we learn that DIR. J. f. Grant,
Of Pulaski, has been appointed its general
agent. We congratulate the directors Of
that staunch and prosperous company upon
the happy and iudicious selection they have
made. DIR. Grant is high-toned, coUrte-
Gus gentleman, Of rare business qualities
and winning manners, and in leaving pro-
fession which he adorned, and in which he
has attained an onyiable reputation, for
that Of life insurance, in which he is
thoroughly versed, we predict for him and
his company a successful and brilliant
career. During the late war DR.. Grant
rose rapidly from a private soldier to SUI
geon Of Jno. G. Browns old fighting brig
ade, and is now President Of the State
Medical Society Of Tennessee. The CON-
pany Is now about extending its operations
into all the other Southern States 1t is
not necessary for us in this connection to
mention the others connected with this
company when such names as Jno. N. Bass,
Vim. Henry Smith, L. C. Ferry, and others
are among its officers and managers. for
they are too well and favorably known to
need any word of commentator from US.
Smith, the ApOthecary. corner Church
and Vine street, has the finest stock of per
funery in the city. Glycc1iHc Tablets, a
superb appliance for chapped or excorated
skin, a specially Of his house.
Dress goods and shawls in a great va
Tiety, at Chas. Richheimer q Cos.
The afflicted viii read with interest the
notice TO them by DR.. Spalding.
L. & J. Northman, No. 20 Public Square.
have just opened splendid line of new
goods, comprising all the novelties Of the
season. The ladies viii be charmed by the
extent, variety and beauty Of their new
goods. Give them a call and you viii sure
~ be pleased.
Go to Smiths, Church and Vine streets,
lor fine drugs and medicines Prescriptions
carefully compounded at all hours, day or
night.
The Nashville & Chattanooga railroad
VIII give half-fare tickets to those visiting
the Nashville fair over its road, with ad-
mission to the fair. Trains viii be run
from the depot to the fair grounds every
half hour during the day; and from the
Nashville & Decatur depot at $50 and
1890 A. NJ.
See notice Of anchor cotton Irvine by
j. z. Trayers & Son, &C Beckman street,
New York.
John Ramage & Son have just opened a
iarge assortment Of boots and shoes to-
gether with a large lot Of trunks, all Of
which they warrant 70 be Of the best manu-
flcture.
Miss Anna Swan, the Nova Scotia Giant
Css, the tailoSt person IN the world. with
Mis- ZaIa.Ia Luti, the beautiful Circassian
gII, viii DE at tha flir ground during the
week.
Charles H. Dnielle has opened in this
city a branch Of his costume emporium, at
Deprezs, No "a Cherry street The suits
To be had embrace such as VIII be wanted
by masqueradcrs and for fancy dress balls
Among oUr specials this morning viii he
found an advertisement OF the Nashville
Life Insurance Company. the principal Office
Of which VIII be found at No IS Maxwell
House. 1t Is q home institution and one Of
the best in the country.
Chang and Eng, the old original Siamese
Twins and two Of their children viii be at
the fair grounds during the week
We take pleasure in calling attention to the
advertisement of J. D. Strader. TO be
found elsewhere. After several years alb
sence, he returns to first principles, with
an extensive stock Of stoves. house fur
uishing goods, CRATES. hollowware, etc.
We direct attention to the advertisement
Of DIR. J.. L. Coleman. which appears else
where. The Doctor has been a resident
here since 1850. and has met with great
success IN his speciality. He Is a graduate.
Of the University Of Nashville, and while he
continues in the general practice Of his pro-
frssiun, he dcvotes himself more particu-
lar 10 the diseases mentioned in lbs advor-
tiscmcnt Aside from his skill rs a physi-
'cian, he is Ljgh-toned honorable gentle
man.
Frouch Brothers. No G. and g. South
Market street, offer great bargains in the
many articles 10 be found in their establish
ment and Of which they have an endless