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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-24
JGEsS KNAPP.


WHOLESALE Grocer and Commission Mer-
w chant, No. 81 Lcvee, has in store and to
arrive, a large and well selected stock which is
offered at the lowest rates, consisting in part as
foiIows:-
200 PIX gs Green and Blk Tea; $50 bags prime
Bio Coffee; 100 bags Java and Laguavra Coffee ::
100 hhds prime Sugar; Is Ibis clarified do; 100
hbls powdered, Loaf and Crushed Sugar; 100
casks and If bbs Saleratus; % casks Carb Soda /:
50 boxes Cream Tartar; 300 boxes Soaps; $50
boxes Mould and Star Candle 300 bundles
Wrapping Paper; 50 bags Pepper; 90 bags Pr
mento; $50 boxes Ralsins 30 rierces Rice; IS
cases Prunes; 10 cases Sirdines; so bbls Aim
onds; 100 boxes Mo. and Va Tobacco; 100 box
rs Ground Spices; 25 casks Iante Currants; 50
bales Hating; coo kegs Boston and Pittsburgh
Mails; ! 80 coils Mantilla Cord; 100 dozen Pats;
100 nests Tubs; 200 boxes Cuba, Hayan1, Regal
ia and Principr Cigars: 100 boxes fine cu Chew
ing and Smoking Tobacco; 200 mats Cassa; 100
bills Cider Vinegar; $50 boxes Glass; 100 boxes
pint and quart hlsksi q bales Carpet Chain; 900
dozen Red Cords aud Plow Lines; 300 VI. G ID.
Clps: 100 dozen Preston ond MerrilI's Yeast
Powders; 200 pkgs Nackercl; 40 drums Cod
Fish; 900 boxes d.; 300 boxes Harriugs: 50
Lemon Syrup 200 boxes Pipes; 1000 drums FIGS;
100 boxes CasnP
Also, a full stock Foreign and Domestic L.
qnors. Merchants vi-inngour city in the sprrg
will find il TO their interest to call and examine
my stock.
81 Louis. Feb. 24th, 1853. q
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A lad q day or two since wns called u
the witness stand in The Common Plea
Court. " bose tender yeafs raised doubts a,
to his competency SIS a witness, by n@
understanding the nature and obligation d
an oath
The first question put was, "Are you +
son Of the plaiulii!'
The little fellow crossing bis legs and de-
iiberaioiy putting about haif psper Of
.Lilienihsi's" into his month, with the OF
most sang troid replied, We'll. lis 50 re
ported lie testified Clereiand Her.
i'd.
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The Louisville Tines halls the 4th d
March as "a general thanksgiving day.
because il marks The eutree of Pierce's ad
ADMINISTRATION. This reminds gs Of the old
codger's grace over biz dinner, consisting
Of miserable dinner Of potatoes:
aOh, Lord! we ia tnk thee for these tstnrs
though very small and few ia bin. BIZ
thou knowest they're the best poor seed
would bring in field of rocks, aud we are
thankful as can he under the sarcumsian
ces.r-E rdasrale Jour.
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SrArE OF Iowa,
C.nuntn of Clinton.

5AAtt U tV"f,
County OF Chnton,
In District Couri fer said County:
TO WILLIAM r. BROWN
- tR.-Iou are hereby notified that there 4
- now on ile in the eflice OF the Clerk OF The
District Court in said county, petition OF Ma
ry Brcwa your wito. praying divorce nom ih'
bonas Of matrimony now sa5slsiing between
aid petitioner and yourself, and that she may
aaye tie custody and guardianship OF The mlnol
children, for the following causes, 10 wit: wiltal
lesegtioa. abandonment and absence on your
2ag, u, and from said petitioner, from the month
,f Septenh Der 4. D. 1919, until the present time
without an1 cause therefor, and ihai unlsss You
appear aud answer thereto, on OF before the first
daY Of the next term thereof, on The 81 day o.
itaG next, the PRAYER of said petition Will b.
granted. MARY BRows, Complainant.
Cook ( Bao.. rTg's.
March AL 1888 s6-iw
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The STATE oF i3wA.i
Scott C0un,y


ln the District Court for said County:
TO the unknown owner or owners of Lot No
One, ] IN Block No. twenty four, "a, in tn,
civ OF Davenport.
- IR:-You are hereby notified that there !!
- now On lie in the Office of the Clerk Of III,
Ds:r'ct Court IN said county;a petition OF jane!
THORN gton, ella imingo Of you the title to 10, No
ore, +. IN block No. tWen'Y-foGr, 81, in the cit,
Of Davenport. in said county and State, for tina
said plaintiff purch sed said lot a, the TAX sa',
thereof for the delinquent axes due thereon TO
tie year D 1851, TO wit: One dollar and TWEEN
y cents, on he sale hereof, on the 3lst day o
May, 1862, and that unless yoa appear and an.
swer hereo. or before the first daY Of the next
term thereof, on The 10th day OF Maya. 1853
Judgment Will be rendered against Won thereon
and all your claim and title TO said lot forever
barred and fereciosed
JAMES THoRINGTON, Plaintiff.
March Eth. 1853. 20 4w
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The STATE OF iowa.
Scott County.

In the District Court Of said County:
TO RALPH r. BENEDICT:
= lR:-Yau are hereby notified that there il
~ now ou file in the Office Of the Clerk OF the
District Cogrt In said county; petition Of James
Thor ngio1, claiming Of you the title 10 the fol-
loving tract e land, situated IN said county ard
| State, 20 wit: The south west quarter Of the
south east quarter section No. tbirty-three, 80,
township eighty, 80, range one, |, east OF the
9TH principal meridian, for that said petitioner
purchased sad land at the sale thereof, on the
3lst day Of May, A. 1852, for the delinquent
taxes due thereon for the year 1851, TO wit: SIX
ty-five cents: and that unless you appear and
answer thereto on or before the first dav Of the
next term thereof, on the 9th day Of MAY next.
Judgment will he rendered against you thereon,
and all your title and interes in said land iorev-
er foreclosea. JAMES THORTNGTDN,
March ITfb. tS5? -99 DIV pIaiptiT
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STATE OF lows,
anir- - Gnn.f

StAIs or iphA,
County Of Scott,
h District Court .or sad County.
TO DANIEL DENEHTE:
y iR:-Yeu are hereby notified that there i.
- now on ti!e in the office OF the Clerk of the
District Court in said county, a petition Of Ebe.
nezer Cox, claiming OF you the title TO the iol.
lowing described tract Of land situated in Scott
county, State OF Iowa, io-wit: The south ives,
quarter of section No three 81 in township ser.
enty-eisht, north of range two. i21 east OF 5it
principal meridian, for that said petitioner pur
chased said land on the 81 4 day of Ma A. D. 1852
at the sale thereof. for delinquent taxes Thereon
or the year a. D. ISL and that unless Won az
pear and answer thereto, on or before the frs
tay OF the next term thereof, on the 9Th OF Ma,
next, judgement viii b. rendered against vol
thereon, all your interest in and tile TO said lano
viii be forerer foreclossd
EBENEZER COOK, Plaintiff.
Cook & BRo. Altys.
March 10, 1858 27-4w
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Cook &BRo. At'ys.
March i0;h l-53.
SrAFE er Iowa,
Couaty OF Scott.

STATE eT Iowa, !
Couatg OF Scott. !
Ia District Court FOR said County,:
TO HOWARD COPELAND:
SsiR:-You are hereby notified that there j:
~ now on file in the Office of The Clerk o. tie
District Couf: in said COUNT, petition fEbene-
Ter Cook claiming or YOU the title 10 the follow
ing tract Of LAM situated in Scott county, in the
State Of Iowa, TO wit: The north west quarter oil
section Thirteen, - in township eighty 1907 y.
Of range four, east Of 9Th principal meridian, for
lat said petit ner purchased said land on tie
3Ist day OF May. 4. D. 1882, al the sale thereof,
or tie delinquent taxes thereon, for the year A.
1851. and that unless you appear and answer
thereto, on ar before the 10th day Of May next,
Judgment will be rendered against YOU thereon,
and all your tile and interest in SAID lard forever
torEele<ta. EBEsEzsg CooE. Plaintiff
COOK * BRO. At,ys. March 10, 1897 az
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The truly wonderful and remarkable c,r.. :,
have come under our immediate ob.erv,,ina uiaS
more than convinced us that Doctor BulI !. nave
and that his Fluid Extract Of s'.as
most valuable combination of vegetable ex,rac,. IN.
the science OF chemistry has yet N odured al ~
cess TO The Doctor in his new enterprise, say We
Louisville Courier
We agree with our neghbor OF the Courier. tha, NJ
Bull IS great man; and his SarsapariIIa q o..
medicines and We fully ed that the Doe,
with his satsaparia, will create far more n,b.;
astic excitement east than Barnum did with isnr
Lind. We would not have our readers TO pnaa,.,a!!
chasing the Doctor and his Sarssuar,ila 'i,b
Bsrnnm nd Jenny Lind; because all no sr.ns -
dollar Tor bottle OF Buifs sa.saparilla viii get lie
equivalent; and we have heard II sily bin,st ~.
many, after hearing the divine Jenny and hnt;..
their pocket minus from teu TO tvs dollars hn.alt
i vas paying pretty dear Tor the whistle, one OBJ
lection we have TO Bulbs Sarpariila, and only one,
il is so exceedingly pleasant TO the taste and in,iyo
rating 10 the system, that, in the habit OF p,inr
Il, at u equal 10 smoking line regalias, chew ing Lang
horns best, or drinking Walkers mint ialep,-yon
can't quit It.-Loussilie Democrat.
The above complimentary notices from the editors
OF the Louisville Courier and Democra, were endar,
ed by Geo. ID. Prentice, Esq, the distinguished ed
tor othe Louisville journal, in the folio Wng st,,r
ing netiee;
There is doubt in tbs world of the greatness of
DR. Bull and the excellsn nee of sarsaparis some of
the most scientific physiean. in the ei,y hay, an
plaaded the SarsaParilla, and, what is great
better, the million applaud il too. Il 10 ha wing ire
mendous sale. The celebrated JAYNE has from The
profits Of his Medicine, built grante palace in Phil.
atelpha seven stories high, and Dr. Bull he ehoos
taH stiS sUoH buitu uht TWICE high that. II
Is, told, very aihcnlt for him TO ak
streets Al all, he finds arrested al every
step by grateful men and women, many Of HON hs
from great distances 10 look upon their hene.
dctor' and TO bless him for their wonderful resora-
ton 10 q alta The Doctor, it'll all his
- merit, IS naturally very MODEST aud tetr,ns vet
se trust thst the eastern cities viii, an JUSTICE 10
themselves, give fitting reception to the distinguish.
ed man "ho has made as glorious campaign against
human diseases General Scott made against the
Assie4Hs,
Principal ipNnt 81 Fourth 81. L.
Ter s,te hy ELukinGE 4 SON sole Agents.
+toft ., lst-t-i& On. Davenport, Iowa.
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READING ROOM.

hLN PATRONS aud EHe pHJNc generally are
~ hereby informed that the
DAVENPORT READING ROOM
was duly opened on Monday the 7rh inst, and
viii hereafter be regn larry kept open for The ac.
commodation Of the friends 81 Science, Art, Lit.
erature, News, Curiosities, &C. &c.
An are invited to come in and see for them.
selves. Such as have nor yet subscribed TO il
are particularly invited 10 cali, and if it suits
them, take interest in the matter.
G-TThe LGdies, are also invited 10 call as We
shall constantly keep a variety Of Magazines
new and interesting Books, &c. &c, far saie.
Room one door North OF Holmes B Joh Store
T. De WITT CAREY.
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LOOK HERE

| y there Is aagttHg that you want and can,
j. find al The Davenport Stores, just send up ia
Moline and You VIII be pretty sure 10 find il at
AOsEtsEs' VARIETY STORE.
He has the best assortment in Scott or Rock Is
land Counties, jast received from y. York aud
Boston.
Orders by Lyuch's hack, or otherwise will re-
ceve prompt attention.
WM. A. NOURsE.
Moline, Oct IL, 1852. s-u
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STATE or Tow "A,
County OF CLIFTON, )


County Of Citation.
In District Court for said County:
TO JAMES SHoNE:
SlR:-lon are herebg notified that there i
y now on file In tie office 81 the Clerk Of III,
District Couri ii sud County, petition Of Eha
ne ger Cook. claiming OF YOU the lille 10 the tel
lowing irac, Of Iand situated IN said COUNTY and
STATE. 10 VII The North east quarter Of section
N ihiriy-fTe 81 in township No. eighty three
I So north II range M, four 4 east Of tile 9TH
principal meridian Tor that SAID petitioner pGr-
chased said land a: the sale Thereof on the Goth
dag vi Mag A .. 1852, for the delinquent taxes
aereon tor the year a. D. 1851, for the sum OF
~. SO aud that unless gou appear and answer
thereto, On or before the FIRST dag of the next
term thereof. en- the 9Th day Of May nexf. Judg-
meni will be rendered against gou thereon and
ali gour interest and title 10 said land forever
fogcclosed.
EBENEZER COOK. Plaintiff.
Cook &BRo. Arys.
March l0;h l-53 = Nv
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4 FARM Of i3O acres under good improve.
- lneni aud good buildings, for sale low--parr
'n 'lme ". BARROWS,
Marth ~, l631. County SArNe.Or.
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..EOyAkERs' RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC" is Ger
II tain, safe aud etf.ctual for rheumatism in
all It's forms. Il is an Internal remedy which thor
oughiy cxpcls ali morbid matters from the system II
restores freedom. snpplf and TO the
and psiaial muscles and joints. The victim Of this
distressing maiady ~ho has long been crippled and
dIsa bl"i III be nabled to exult returning
comfort and usefulness.
The Proprietor OF this med after being for years
completely crippled and disqualified for business
by its use fully and permanently to he sth and
thousands OF others derived equal be fits from
il. We might fill columns with testimonials OF its
wonderful efficiency, but ALL only refer 10 the io
lowing highly respectable citizens Of 81. Louis and
vicinity who have used II with the most actory
r.sults:-" m Renshaw, Sem, T.. Mead, I NJ lastly.
Wilson, Warren, Brow Hlee, l. Dor sheimer, ,
W $ Town, Wiggins, VIM Andrews, DR.. White.
side, Nm More. John Horrel, Attemus, T Blow.
PrepaI ed b, p. Z. Hoyaker;
Druggist, 81. Louis, Mo-
For sale by ELDRIDGE n son;
Druggists, Davenport, Iowa.
Sept 30th, 1852. Ally
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THE GREAT KENTUCKY REMFnv,
DIR. JOHN BULLS
SARS APARIII.A

TT is put in full quart bottles 4 contains N.
OF Six Times much pure Honduras a"rength
an, similar preparation IN America Price one IA a.
II has been well established fact far -.
that Sarsaparia, when pure and yeafs past,
was the only true panas.a for all diseases lsips.ed
intoxicating drinks; evil habits in youth. Sercury;
&c. We boldly assert that John Bulls Flu;s ssnness
of sarsaparia Is the only preparation before
lie that is prepared on strictly scientiGc NE pub
and OF uniform strength. The Sarsaparia primo pies
ed without regard to price; and eyery no., Pu,chas
heing used, Is subject TO the strictest uecre
and It's genuineness scertaintd before tests;
Bulls Sarsapariia also conta ~ the vir,s used.
other valuable medical roots toretba m OF stye
best compound aud producing the greatest The
ed according TO dire ctions. will cure Mnen Ia
scrofna or Kings EVIL; Cancers; Tumors. isi-
the Skin; Efyspelas; Chronic Sore Evs. .puilnea
worm OF - i ,hs p Seaia Head, Rheoma,,.m;
and Ulcers; Swelling OF the ClanS.
Rheum; Disc asses Of the
Kidneys, Loss OF
Appetite;
Diseases ari-
sing from the use of
Mercury; Pain in the Side
and Shoulders; General D.bi,is
Lumhago; Dropsy; Jsnndice; Cost,vss,,.s
Sore Throat; bronchitis; Coughs; Cola. W.
other Diseases tending to produce Cons, ama all
Liver Complaint; Female Irregulari,,s. nP.ion;
plants; SICK and Nervous Headache; Low " e. .om-
Exposure q impnnasnse IN Lie Night ssras'
end rs spring and summer
drink; and general
tonic for the
and gentle and
rl.asatt pnrgatiy.; far snpe.
rior to Blue LEX or Congress Water Salts
I Z z ( + Z 6 L
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III. A. PORTER

BOOKSELLER. STATIONER AND DEALER IN
WALL PAPER, ROCK ISLAND, ILLS.
Also Agent Tor Prince & Co.'S. improved Me-
lodeons, and Stoddart 4 Gilber's Pianos.
Ne oieons 1t all times on hand Pianos fur
lIShed 10 order March Is
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WOOL CARDING.

TNHE subscriber having Newly Clothed and
l. Thoroughly repaired his
Wool Carding Machine,
would respectfully inform the citizens Of Scott
aud The adjoining Counties that he is now pre-
pared to Card Wool on short notice. As his
Machine ,s now in first rate order, he fatters
himself that he give entire satisfaction 10 all
that will favor him with their custom.
Wool should be well washed and picked, and
onelb. Of Grease to every seven OF wool. Grease
will be furnished by the subscriber when it Is
desired.
LU M Der
Oh all kinds Tor sale by the subscriber at his Saw
Mil s RIIRNEJL.
Davenport, Iowa June Sd. 1859 39-tf
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SACK EE.ANNEE.a.

4 HANDS NJ election Of these very fash,
"A loAab goods now selling n
SHIT rs Fancy Store
Also Rogers aud Farnums superior white and
yellow a nnels.
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FovYIgss,. psTF,gIes,yFoys

Dhrenoogical and Physiological HINTS On
J. Dress and Beauts, By Ms. +. V. Smith
Shadow Land.
The Parents Guide, BY Mrs. n. PendIeton.
For sale al the Davenport Book Store.
Dec g 1852
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Shoes.

WE cal! the particular attention of the La
w dles 10 our new assortment, OF shoes, La
Dies, Misses ami children shoes By far the Fest
assortH eft we ave ever had
aENRY II. SMITH, opposite tie POST Office.
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Iowa Clothing Store,

Between Messrs. Burrows and Prettemaa ant
M. BoNling's Store, Front Street, Davenport
Nov 18TH 1852
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-09-04
The Author of E'SWppt Home ;

As | sit in my garnet here in Washington
watching the course of great men, and the destiny
of party, meet often with strange contradictions
in this eventful life The most remarkable was that
of J. Howard Payne, author of Sweet Home"
l knew him personally. He occupied the rooms
under me for sometime and his conversation was
so captivating that often spent whole dayS in
his apartment. He was applicant for Office at
the time-cOnsul at Tunis-frOm which he had been
removed. What a sad thing it was to see the poet
subjected to all the humiliation of Office seeking
OF an evening We would walk along the Streets
Once in a while we would see some family circle so
happy and forming so beautiful group, that we
would both stop, and then pass silently ON.
On such occasions he would give me history of
his wanderings-his trials and all the cares Incl
dent to his sensitive nature and poverty, How
often" said he once, Il have been in the heart of
Paris, Berlin and London, or some other city, and
heard persons singing or the hand-Organ playing
Sweet Home without shilling to buy the next
meal or place to lay my head. The world has lit
orally sung my song until every heart is familiar
with its melody. Yet have been wanderer from
my boyhoOd. My country has turned me ruthless
ly from my Office; and in my old age have to sub
nit to humiliation for bread. Thus he would com
plain of his hapless lot, His only wish was to die
in a foreign land, to be buried by strangers, and
sleep in obscurity.
l met him one day looking unusually sad. Have
You got your consulate?' said l..
''Yes and leave in week for Tunis; l shall new
er return"
The last expression was not political faith
Far from it, Poor Payne! his wish was realized he
died at Tunis. Whether his remains have been
brought to this country Lknow not. They should
be, and if none others would do it, let the home
less throughout the world give penny for a monu-
ment to Payne. knew him, and will give my
penny, for an inscription like the following:
HERE
j. HOWARD PAYNE.
The Author of "Sreet Home"
A AWanderer in life; he whose songs were sung
inevery tongue and found an echo
in every heart,
NEVER HAD A HOME
lie DIED.
Il, q Foreign Ldndt
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JOCKEY CLUB RACES,
NAcnuTTTN rnITPcE

g. -.
FTNIE Ean Meeting the Nashville Course will COM
nence on MONDAY the 26th Of September, lo5j aud
continue through The week
First Day. Monday 26-SweepSiakes for untried y ods;
sl00 entrance SO forieit-nle heats.
10 Aversion enters Baiy Peytons eh by Wagner dam
by LeTiathan.
" G Harding enters ch f. by Ambassador out of Kate
hing BY Priam.
Wiley Tayor enters ch c. Welli' gon, by Wagner dam
by Stockholder Also Raging Tad by Sovereign, dam
by Leyiathan.
Second Duy Tuealay 27-Sweepstakes for year ,olds,
5000 entrance, $50 forfeit two mile heats.
G Williams enters eh I, by Wagner out Of Eudora by
Pram.
10 Aversion enters ch Frank Pierce by Sovereign dam
by Leviahan.
s Bugge enters ch Lady Green, by Belshazzar dam by
Sir Richard
Third Dly UsEaeeEiy S-Sweepstakes fore yearolds,
Sio0 entrance, $50 forfeit mile Out.
WV WOodfolk enters b c. by Sovereign, dam by Stock
holder
VIC Harding enters ch f. by Shamrock out Of Gamma.
Fowler enters Little Arthur by Glencoe out of Blue
Bonnet, by Imported Hedi0rd
10 Averson by Sovereign, out of Clara II ow
ard. Also c. by S0vereign; dam by Levathan
Fourth Dag, ThurSiIy 29-Jockey Club Purse, 500
mile heats.
mile heats
SiTtE Dl Saturday october l-Propreiors Purse $50
mile heats-best three in five. 1 TALDkRSON,
aueIO Proprietor
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Beautiful AllegOry.'

The following beautiful anegory is translated from
the German
Sophronius, wise teacher, wOuld not suffer even
his grown-up sons and daughters to associate with
those whose conduct was not pure and upright.
Dear father" said the gentle Eualia to him one
day when he forbade her, in company with her
brother, to visit the gentle Lucinda 'you must
think US very childish if you imagine that we should
be exposed to danger by it
The father took in silence dead coal from the
hearth, and reached it to his daughter 1T VIII
not burn you my child, take it..
Eualia did so, and behold her beautiful white
hand was soied and backed and as it CHANGED, her
white dress also.
"We cannot be too careful in handling Goals,
said Eulalia, in vexatiOn.
"Yes, truly" said her father, "yOu see my child
that GOALS even if they do not burn. blaeken; so II
is with the company of the vicious
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-09-04

On Ire .Sg4gre-Nelt to G0ydoa's HdreIouse.
XETOULD inform the people of Nashville and the
w rounding country that he has recently improved
and greatly enlarged his Marble Yard and is prepared
I'll all orders in the marble line al the shortest notice and
the favorable terms for lie would call par
tcuar attention TO his well selected stock Of monuments
mantle pieces figures garden figures, statuary, Fountains,
Baptsmal ounts, Us Vases, Tombs &C. many of which
of the purest Italian Marble, and from the cise of the
best European masters. His arrangements
pee for furnishing all kinds of MARBLE either of his
manufacture imported He has on hand large quanti
ty oflalan marble in the roug state, which he will sell
very low House Furniture il Egyptian Marble of the best
quality can be had at his yard lie haers himself that he
serve the public as accommodating terms as
any similar establishment in the west share of public
patronage is solicited. may3l.
F. S-Ihe attanton ofthe lovers of the Fine Arts is d
rected 10 10y assortment Of SGaTy They Of the
est and finest quality, and of direct mportatiOns.