Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-05
New Advertisements.

e We ogain refer to the advertisement oil
II P. Jenkins, No. 80 North Market street.
His stock of drugs, medicines, paints, oils,
glass and glassware, perfumeries, toilet
articles, etc, is one Of the most complete
in the city His articles are all frst-class,
and selected with great care, hence the
large business of the firm and the uniform
satisfaction they give their customers.
We take pleasure in calling attention to
the notice of Mrs J. II. Wood, Barrow
street, Edgeheld. She is unexcelled in the
- art of dress making She has Just received
a large assortment of elegantly trimmed
patterns, and is prepared to furnish ladies'
with attire in the hight of fashion.
An immense and superior stock of fall
and winter dress goods, shawis, furs,
blankets, hannels, etc, has Just been re-
Palace, No IA Public Square.
The Skating Rink is open on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday nights, with many
fine skaters and much enjoyment See
notice.
A fine saddle and barouche is offered for
sale at Craig's livery stable.
Hungarian Balsam cures whooping
cough.
The Creole Hair Restorer takes the dan
druff from the head and leaves the scalp
clean as peeled onion.
The Magic Arnica Liniment has unrival-
led merits as pain destroyer,
Messrs. Calendar and Carrot, those en-
ergetic and reliable real estate men, will
offer at public sale on the 27th of October,
some of the most desirable property ever
sold in Nashville. The sale is the old
Asylum grounds. Two acres of the grounds
have been laid off as the Governors man.
sion, and the remainder which is to be sold
comprises six acres and 40 poles. II is
eligibly located, and the erection of the
Governors Mansion, together with other
advantages of location, make it the most
attractive suburbs of the city. See adver-
tisement.
Read the advertisement of DR. Brad
fields Female Regulator It's fame is world
wide and its efficiency guaranteed.
Hons. John Trimble and Horace II Har-
rison will address the people at the capitol
on Saturday evening, at o'clock, The
Old Line Wings and Jackson Democrats
are especially invited to attend.
A n Waddell advertises 'Lady Kate"
and 'Bettie two famous trotting mares,
for sale.
Special reference is made to the adver-
tisement of Horton & Co. No. 80 Broad
street. dealers in agricultural implements
Of all kinds, timothy, clover, millet.
orchard and grass seeds, and every variety
Of field and garden seeds. This is one Of
the oldest established and most reliable
firms in the city.
One Of the mammoth clothing institu-
tons Of the country is that of our enter
prising fellow cit zen, J. A. J. Rose on
the Public Square. He has now in store a
mammoth stock of superb and elegant
ready made clothing, plain, fancy aud sub
staBtial, from magnificent oveTcoat 10
pair Of gloves. The present stock has been
selected with great care and with special
reference to this market by experienced
buyers and cannot be e1celled anywhere.
The many strangers now in the city should
not 60 away without examining this
stock. Mr.. Barney Phillips will take great
pleasure IN showing any one through the
stock.
Az S Lindsey & Sons will, on Tuesday
the 18th Of October. sell some Of the most
valuable property ever put upon the mar
ket of Davidson county. 1t consists of
forty-three acres of land, situated on the
Cumberland river, near the Whites creek
turnpike and within mile of the Square.
The land is of the best quantity and
presents rare opportunity for a specula
ton.
Henry G Ljnck gives an elegant and
Sumptuous free lunch at his saloon, No. "a
Union street, every night. These lunches
are prepared in the best manner. The
saloon Is now kept open night and day.