Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-07
New Advertisements

The attention of the country trade is di-
rected to the advertisement of Cooke, Set
tie & Co., which appears elsewhere. This
is one of our most enterprisiDg wholesale
firms, and is composed of gentlemen who
have long been amongst us, and are known
to possess the strictest business in
tegrity. To meet the increasing demand
for goods in their line, their purchases for
the fall trade have been very large, and
their stock at present is increased fully
fifty per cent over that of last season, com
prising complete and general assortment
Of boots, shoes, hats and caps. they stll
continue at their old stand, No. sc Public
S1usre. one of the most commodious bust
nese houses in the city, and one admirably
odopted for the display of thei- mammoth
and very desirable stock, They have the
ability, and to those who patronize their
house. propose to give for the same amount
of money as many goods as can be pur-
chased in any market west of Boston. Con-
nected with this popular firm are number
of agreeable attaches, who are prepared
to give their attention to the wants of Gus
toners. We commend the firm to the trade
at large.
The primary department of the Mont
gomery Bell Academy is under the charge
of Miss Mary A. Soule, who was hereto
fore connected with our city public schools,
as one of our most estimsble and success
full teachers, and we congratulate the man
ayers of the institution on securing the
services of one so well qualified for the
duties of the position. See the notice
among our regular advertisements.
In directing special attention to the ad-
yertisement of Messrs Achey & Hamilton,
agents for Perkins d Houses on-explosive
Coal Oil Lamp, we take great pleasure, and
we feel it to be duty we owe to the pub
lie, to state that we have examined careful
ly and are now using these lamps, and we
unhesitatingly say we regard them far su
peTior to any and all others we have ever
seen. 1t gives the finest light we have
ever had, combustion being perfect, and
no odor or smoke. We are satisfied there is
no chance for an explosion. This is point
which should be carefully considered by all
purchasing lamps, as frequent explosions
give ample warning, in the use of the com
mon lamps. We cheerfully recommend
this improved lamp to all who have to re-
sort to lamps for light, as by using this
you gain three points, viz: economy, su-
periority and security. 1t will doubtless
become a successful rival Of gas.
The school for boys by that superior in
structor, j. Bryce Thompson, opens to-day.
See notice.
Special reference is made to the adver
tisement of valuable land for sale by the
County Court Clerk, w. G. Ewin.
r L. Armistead keeps on hand the finest
brands of smoking and chewing tobacco.
Don't fail to read the advertisement of
the ChanceTy sale of that valuable property
known as wildwood Institute" It is
great bargain, and is offered by w B. Lowe,
Clerk and Master of Cheatham county.
For valuable law books at low prices, call
at the counting room of the UNION AND
AMERICAN office.
Messrs. Browns & Cheatham advertise
another of their great public sales of lots
in West Nashville on the 22d inst
Miss Nellie Bowen is prepared to receive
a limited number of pupils in vocal music.
She is an accomplished lady and thorough
ly proficient in the ant divine.
Be sure to read the attachment notices
of Justice John II. Baskette in this issue.