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you must add fuel. If you would have
continued fruit from your trees, you
must add manure to them.
.Naine Farmer.
WORKING ANIMALs.-Eyery horse,
OK, or mule that labors on the farm,
should have hay, or fodder thrice day,
say morning, noon, and evening, at reg
ular hours; he should be fed with grain
as often, which would be the better be-
fore being chopt or ground; he should
be curIied and brushed down night and
morning, be watered thrice a day; be
sailed, or given the salt, lime and ashes
mixture thrice week: he should be
we'll bedded each night, and the stable
cleaned out every morning and evening.
Immediately after each cleaning, the
hind part of he stalls should be busted
over with plaster.
If a strong trough were arranged at
the foot of the stalls, half filled with
mould and leaves from the woods,
sprinkled over with plaster TO receive
the liquid excavations Of the animals,
the trough cleaned cut every morning,
and reiI,niShed with fresh mould and
leaves, the air Of the stables would be
kept pure, sweet, and healthy, while
vast quantity of the most fertiIizlng
manure could thus be accumulated in
the course of the season. The contents
of the trough should be carefully put
away out of the weather each morning
as removed.-.7mer Farmer.
SMOKING n5Ms.-Unless properly
smoked, these will be Of little value. TO
do this the smoke.house must be well
ventilated at the top, the hams hung at
the least ten feet above the fire twenty
TO forty would be still b"tter,) and the
smoke given out in moderate quantity,
and come from cora cobs or hickory
wood. Ii is important that the hams be
kept cool and dry through the operation
Proper ventilation of the smoke.house
ensures this. If they be kept moist by
improper ventilation, or are placed so
near the fire as to become warm, it great
" Injuries their flavor. After being
smoked, if the house be not large enough
to keep them there all the summer away
from the flies, let them be covered with
canvass bags whitcwashed, and hung
up in some cool dry place. In this way
they will keep sweet and sound for a
long time.
HlNrs To FAEMERs-Pants, when
dropping, are revived by few grains Of
camphor.
Lard never spoils in warm weather,
il it is cooked enough in frying out.
In feeding with corn, sixty pounds
ground goes as tar as one hundred
pounds in the kernel.
Corn meal should never be ground
very fine, it in jures the richness of it.
Turnips Of small size have double the
nutritious matter that large ones have.
Ruta Baga is the only root that in
creases in nutricIous qualities as it IN
crrases in size.
TO cure scratches on horse. wash
the legs with warm soapsnds, and then
beef brine. Two applications will cure
in the worst case.
Timber, when cut III the spring and
exposed to the weather with the barl;
on, decays much sooner than if cut in
the fall.
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A HINT FOR HoUsEKEErEEs.-A few
drops of carbonate Of ammonia, in a
small quantity of warm ram water, will
prove safe and easy anti acid, SC, and
will change, if carefully applied, dis.
colored spots upon carpets, and indeed
all spots, whether produced by acids or
akalis. If any one has the misfortune
to have carpet injured by by white
wash, this will Immediately restore it.
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The Dream or"Guyas Cults,

The Dream Of"GuyaS Cutfs.''
The music ceased, the last quaIriIle was DER,
And one by one the waning beauties Icd;
The garands vanished from the frcscoed floor,
The noddiny fiddler hung his weary head.
And Ia "mclancholy'' single man
Retired to mourn my solitary fate
slept awhile; bat Ter my sumbcrs ran
The sylph-likc image Of my blooming Kate.
drcamt of mutual love, AMI Hymcn's joys,
Of happy moments and connubial bliSScs;
And then | thought OF little girls AMI boys,
The mothers gIances, and the infants kisses.
saw them all, in sweet perspective sitting,
In winters eve IA. ound blazing fire
The children playing and the mother knitting,
Or tondly going on the happy sire.
The scene was changed.--In came the bakers
bill,
I stared to see the hleous contamination
OF pies aud buildings that it took to fill
The bellies OF the Using generation:
There was no end TO oating;-legs of mutton
Were yanquished daily by this little host;
To see them, you'd have thought each tiny
glutt0n
Had laid wager, who could cat the most
The massy pudding smoked upon the platter,
The punderous snrloin reared its head in vain;
The little ulchins kicked up such clattcr
That scarce remnant c'er appeared again.
Then came the school bill board and education
So much per annum but the extras mounted
To nearly twice the primal stipulation!
And every little bagatelle was counted.
To mcnding tuck; new lIomcr Has;
A pane Of glass; repairing coat and breechcs;
a slate and pencil; binding Old VrgiinS
Drawing a tooth; an open draughtan lecches.
And now langushcd for the single state
The social glass, the horse and chaise on
Sunday;
The iaunt TO Camp or Port with my swce.hea
Kate
And cursed again the weekly bills of Monday.
Here Kate began to scold; stampt and swore,
Thekittenss1re thee children loudly screams;
And iii us awaking with the wild uproar,
Ittanked my Stars thu! il rus but a drean'
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University fIe iicines |,
Fcrer and .7gae c"redbJ RopanF,
JOUyc .HjriUyp

FcreF aNa .7g0c cNTe70J R0r0nTS
Tome .NirtUrc.
TsWE University Of Free N.dicine amd Populor
IL Knowieigc; chartered by the STATE OF Penn
Sylvania, al its last session, (yiz. 2O'h April,
1850 mainly for the purpose OF arrcSling the
evils resulting from the sale Of spurious and
dangerous nusirumS, l,u for the puIrosc Of sup
plying the public with rcliab" remedies, in
cases wherein the patient cannUl obtain OF viii
not employ the best m"Iica! advisers: having
purchased that invaluable remedy, Rowan Is
Tonic Mixture. on account Of iis inst celebrity
and known efficacy in the treatment Of Fever
and Asue, and its kindred affections, -ha, no
hesitation in rccumncn ling it in the hight 81
terms to the patronage ii the afflicted
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CJySome time ago-two or three years prob
ably-our correspondent "Peter," now, unfor-
tnnatclv, known no more among our conlribu-
tors, gave us an account Of some rare animal OF
the region OF Port, known.as the 'Guyus Cults.
The 'crec mr. it seems, has determined to sup
ply the place Of 'Petcr,' and accordingly has
sent us a long letter in which he Cor it,) clIec-
tually fogs our correspondent "Pathfa2cr;'
and writes, also, of various other matters of in.
t"rest in that neighbour ood He tells OF various
quilting parties, &C., and gives us a dream OF
his on that subject in the following musical
lines
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farmers Department..
For The Cecil Wing.
GAPS in Chickens.

Mr.. EDlroR:-I send an efectual pre-
ventive against gaps in chickens, which
have tried and proved by experience
the last seven years 1t is TO kill off the
old males in the fall and keep none but
the hes, young ones for the next wear.
This will be found sure cure for the
disease. Il. w. MARTIN.
MANURE THE ORcuARD.-In connec-
ton with the subject which has just en-
gagged our attention, viz {: transplanting
Young trees IN autumn, is another, IN
justice to old trees. We would beg leave
to urge upon your attention. 1t is that
of giving your old trees, in the orchard,
good dressing of some kind of fertilizer
to renew their strength and energy, and
rouse them up to action another season.
The fall Is a good time to do this. You
cannot eXpend time, money and labor
in better and more useful manner than
by taking your man and team and YOUR
self day or two, and haul and put
round each tree, load or two OF barn
yard manure or muck or, if you do not
have either OF these to spare, some chip
dirt or loan from the road sides, or leaves
and scraping of woods or swamps. 1t
will pay. You cannot expect that your
trees will supply you, year af year, with
fruit, and the soil in which they are
placed never become exhausted. If you
would have continued heat from the fire
you must add fuel. If you would have
continued fruit from your trees, you
must add manure to them.
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Wall Papers! Wall PapcrS,

TNlfE Subscribers have now in store their
l. complete Fa! Stock Of
PAPER HANGINGS. CURTAINS, &C.,
which they offer at very low prices,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
onr assortment is very complete, comprising
all the qualities, both
FRENCH AND AMERICAN.
We manufacture large proportion Of our
goods and can sell at the lowest rates.
Paper Hanging done in the country al
city prices. PARISH u llOUGH,
Sep IL m No. Martin f'yM 81 Phiia.
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ENLOCkS.-JnSt received and for sale, "A SUI
" pcrior assortment olclocks, ranging in price
from $ 80 10 81. Also Il large assortment of
Looking Glasses from l2d cts TO 81. Call and
see our assortment of Clocks, Glasses, sc, and
we feel assured yon will be inclined 10 purchase
after you examine the superior quality OF our
goods Directly opposite Johnson's Hotel.
May IS A. J. SCOTT 4 BRO.
WHITE MUSTARD SEED, for sale by
w sen ia BROWN < FOARD
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Friendship.

For The Cecil Wig.
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DIR. J. B. ANARCHISTS
CEEEEsRATEDG ATgsOfESOg.

c o. Su.0erihg fcntaleS.
1t stands prccminent
for its curative powers
n all the diseases for
which it is recommends
ID, called
FEMALE CoMpLAiHTS.
,Di these a'e prulapsns,
Utcri, or Failing al the
tVoruh. Elunr s IhrS Or
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Esa3EGELS. E3G2rs gs&:!

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NiillctuwN, Dell. MAY IT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-05-31
DIR. WIN, McLANE,
TNnTaN AND GERMAN ROOT DOCTOR.

ESPECTFULLY announces TO the citizens of Nashvilk
Ii and vicinity that he has returned again after resi-
deuce Of fourteen years in the South, and permanenyll
Gated himself in South Nashville at the of Wash
ngon and Pearl Streets where he may at all times be uun
by those who may wish to consult him.
He has in his possession many certificates from men
eminent standing certifying TO the permanent of the
most distressing cases OF the following diseases vE-Ner-
vous Affections Liver Complaints, DSpepsas, Chill and
FcveIS PleIrss AShnas, Colds, Coughs lncpient Con-
sumptious Rherlnatisrs Weak Lungs, Fits Dropses.
Cancers Ulcers Scruuous lemopasis Of the Lungs aud
other Hemoages; Diarrhea Diseases of the Kidneys, Mer-
cura and Neneea Tants Of the Blood Diseases OF Chill
den Worms aud various other Diseases incident to the hu
system.
During his residence in the South lie attended to ten
thousand different cases, all of which he treated with more
than Ordinary success.
DR. Mcane hopes from his much experience in the edi-
cal Profession aud the degree of that has attended
his efforts heretofore to obtain the confidence and patronage
of the sick and afflicted.
Nashville, Feb ely DR.. WM. Mcl.ANE.
All Letters addressed postpaid. to South Nashville.
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HUNTSVILLE, Ala, March s, 1852.

HUNTSVILLE,
DR. BLErSoE-Sm Judging from the certificates you
have already advertised it viii be almost unnecessary for
10 add further evidence regard 10 the healing virtues OF
YOUR Compound; but nnst say, that for wears suffered
great deal from Dyspepsia and enlargement of the spleen,
and thought that never would recover. commenced tax
ing your compound about nine weeks SINCE and have gained
- or So pounds and feel about well As ever did.
HENRY j. G0FF.
The above medicine is for sale in every Drug Store in
the CITY, and most of the towns in the State. q. W HEN
DERSlIOTT, General Agent, for wnOesaleng the med
cine ss5-I'ic, 81 per pint Bottle. uOyl5-lvd r
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VALUABLE PROPERTY For SALE.

WISH to sell nv tract Of land situated in jones Bend
Davidson county, % miles above Nashville by the river
10 miles from it by land. The land lies about mile from
the ala,in turnpike the opposite side of the river The
contains 81 acres 90 cleared, the rest well timber ID
45 Of the land river bottom. The place well improved
brick dwelling house with large rooms passages pOrtieo
and gallery brick smoke house. carriage house. carriage
houses barn, cribs hous5 built for gin, oyerseers house
Stock water abundance asd good spring can be
found in the State aud orchard Of young fruit trees.
The land unexceponable adapted cnton corn, and
all other grain 3 W. GOODRICH,
may 2l-m or W. i. GOODhiCh-
n ,y1vq j. LYONS
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DIR. j. VI. GRAY.
Office in McCombs' New Building, on Cherry Street,
Bettreea Le1ieg1ck Htl ssoa.
decl4--l9m RESIpESGE-SEwASFB.
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STEVENSON * W HITE,
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,

No. 50, Cgllegs 81. GJ,sA1iIge, Tenn.
WE have in Store and viii continue to receive un'
w til our assortment complete the largest and best
assorted retail stock of goods the city consisting of
~ article USUALLY found dry goods store Our buyer
remained in New lor until the last of March. which give
the advantage of designs in manJ goods which are
not TO be found any other house in the city We respect
fully request friends and the public generally TO exan
inc our goods before making their purchases will sell
low for cash TO punc;ual dealers on time.
ap21-ly BG STEVENSON WHITE.
ShaIhvviIla Fxrositor coDv
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IRA A. STOUT,
ACU ANUFA ACTURE X .

No. CLARK STREET, NASHVILLE, Tenn,
Nrti0Or TO H. s. FceacPs Gr0cery Warehouse, and 0p
pOsite J,17is d: !SrdttOn's
LII kinds of carriages for sale, with harness ceEE
IA 10 suit All work sold by me is made at 80
the Clark Street Manufactoy and warranted aud will Be
sold good Terms, for Cash good notes. any work
made North or East.
Repairing done with prOmptness and dispatch, and all
persons leaving work TO repair may rely getting when
promised. All orders promptly attended TO- marl5
LEASpER d. STEVENSON ROBERT l. WHITE
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HUNTSVILLE, Ala, August "a, 1s5,

This TO certify that had suffered for many years with
DvSpeDSa and Diseases Of the Liver. Physician after Ply
scian had prescribed for without my receiving any ben
eft when commenced the useof Dr. BedSoes Alternative
Compound which cured me soundly and recommend it
because OF the happy effect upon others Of acqant
JOoElI CAROIHEkS.
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BRADY GORMAN & CO.,

BRADY, GORMAN & CO.,
Cotton Factors and General Commission MsrchaanntS
NEW ORLEANS.
~ They keep Office in Tuscumba, Ala
augz3-l2n 4,
;-sy H S. FRENCH, Agent Nashville Is authorized &c
axe CASH advances upon shipments Of Produce 70 ID
owe tlrm, ------
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DRS. C. K. & ]. D. WINSTON

OFFER their services to the citizens Of Nashville and
" cinity in practice Of Medicine and Surgery.
Office Cherry street, the Bank of Tennessee,
Dr. J. D. WnSi0us residence the house lately occupied
by Mr. ArlISead, Vine street, between Church and
broad
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PATENT CHoePIEG MILL,
For ChODpinS Corn or other Grain, ,

fl article 1cdich syery Farmer shouI hare
TT will grind with two horse power from four to
five bushels an hOu-either fine for bread for
sock-aud is simple in its construction, that an boy
twelve wears cid keep il in order aud run 1t is adap
ted TO eiher-Steam. Water or Horse Power.
Having sold the entire right of manufacturing and selling
the above A in Tennessee TO Mess j. K, Cowan and A.
c. Howard OF Nashville persons wishing to purchase
und them j. NJ Seabury College street where they
Xll be happy TO take orders. BOSS .DAMS.
=
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MYERS ( McTuL-


DEALERS DESCRIPTION OF
Ladies' and Gentlemeu's Furnishing and Fancy Goods,
On Lgllegs street, one dor S0ytE Of tie Square.
y1TUER may be found al all timesa large assert
w ment Of WincheSer'S, Davis Junes Myers
Patent Shoulder Scam Shirts, of LneH, Muslin with Lin
en- Bosoms GnghaIn, and French Chintz, Standing and
Byron Collars Underwear, Merino Slaked Silk, Cash
mere, Vigoua Cotton and Canton Flannel for ladies
and gentlemen Gents Cloth Caters Gloves, Kid aud
Silk Back. Cashmere, Cloth ChanIois, Wash Norma
Cuff Gloves and Ladies and Gentlemens Gamllets Linen
and SILK Handkercicfs Stocks Ties Waerfords Albert,
De .Ionyies plain, Enb'd and sefadusting, Crayats-
ScaIs Black and White Satin Ties, Shoulder Braces Sus-
pendors silk Wooen and Cotton Night Caps Oil Silk Bath
ing Caps for Ladies and Gentlemen MoIsv, Riding and
Strengthening Belts Robe Ge Chanbre Umbrellas, Walk
ing Canes, Riding Whips, Trunks, Sole Leather, Yases,
Carpet Bags Sschels. Dressing Cases Work Boxes TOi-
let's Opera Glasses, Porte Monies. Fans, Writing Desks
Cigar Cases FlaSls Travelling Companions, Razms and
Razor Srors Combs, Brushes, Good years Cum Gotds.
Perfn,nery.-Toet Bottles, Pocket Cutlery, &c, and
large asorteat Of other articles usually kept by FUR
niShing Stores. ...r..-. -
- We have made arrangements with our friends at the
North 20 forward Goods soon as received by them,
therefore we shall have goods here in lessthan ten days
FINN the New York Custom House.
MYERS & McGiLLS.
Furnishing Store College street, door South of the
Square, Nashville. toctII
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e Il7HH' y II 'TtAt
NJ. X. HILL,


4 Raso7ti5a f0er t, t6,tA scoa Of TIE teaA article
Of The Constitution q the Niate II Icpaess
Ra0lral Ly The G,aorR Asy6la5 eftis Ndts of T5u--
ses That The fourth section Of the tenth article OF the Con
siiiuton Of the State Of Tennessee be altered a new
county NAV be formed out OF portion Of the territory ROW
composing the counties OF Haywood Madissn Gibson and
Dyer the line Of which shall than ten miles
of Dyer>bur aud Jackson aud that county NAV be
fnrmed of portion OF the territory composing the
counties OF McNaTy and iarIeIaU; and that new coun.
~ be formed out OF that portion OF Obion county, that
lies ut ReciOOt lake the Mississippi river; and that
a county may be formed of fractions OF the counties
of Washington, sullivan HAwki and Greene by the
of the county Of Powell; and that a county may be
formed out OF portion Of the territory composing the
counties of Marion aud Bci>oe which new counties may
consist of less than three hundred and fifty square miles
aud the lines of said counties may nearer than
twelve miles 10 the county Sets Of said old countless and
said oil counties may be reduced below hundred and
twenty live square ucs.
q, Il tar.,r resoiot That new county NAV be form
ed out ct the southwest portion of Wayne county, and the
southeast portion Of tardin county, and that said
county may consist Of les than three hundred and fifty
the fractions of Mry, Lawrence Wayne and HickI.an bv
act passed on the list day Of December lS4 chap
entitled an act TO establish the county of Lewis shall be
declared constitutional county, and may consist OF less
than three hundred and fifty square miles. Proedd
majority OF the qualified voters of said shall agree
thereto BY popular vote Procjd,l 1t shall not reduce
the counties Of Maury, Lawrence Hickman and Wa,ne
below their constitutional limits.
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GILES COUNTY Tenn, Dec. 93 lSjI.
Dr. BLEpSoE i feel that should fall short of my duty
you and TO those who afflicted, were not to further
recommend your Alternative Compound. Ii has entirely
leyed me- So that have had to take anything in
two months. eat nythng want with impuaity, and
believe nv health good advanced age
Should ever suffer from dyspepsia again shall be TO
call on YOU. | aln very respectfully Your friend.
ELIZABETH J. HARDWOOD.
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G. 9ACGREGoR, v. Z. ALLowAY, ]. BANKHEAD.
MACGREG0R, ALL0WAY G. CO.,
COMMISSI VI ME ERC II ETS,
5 ST. CHARLES STREET, third Store above St Charles Hotel
., -'...- O.. New OEIeans.
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which he is prepared TO- and will sell AS Low AS ANY
OTHER HOUSE II THE TRADE
Already in store Fine Brown Blue Black and Olive Frock
and Dress Coats of the latest Styles French Tweed, Cash
ulerctte Plush Drap rEte Silk Lustre and Grass Linen
Frock Sack, Box, and Polka Goats &c, &c, &c.
Pants and Vests ofevery color shade pattern and quality
10 suit the most Fasiidous.
LIKEWISE line assortIneiit Of Gent furnishing art
ces consisting Of Fine Shirts Under Shirts DaweF Cra
yas Handkerchief Sispenders Hats Caps Trunks, Va
Iises, Carpet Bags. &c, &c
Also variety Of Youths and Chldreus Clothing from
three wears of ale upwards l.. POWERS,
Tennessee Cotng Depot No 81 Market St. directly op
pose Union street
No conuexion with any other house in thecity.
NB-Not TO be sold undersnld BY any man combi-
nation Of men. l. 4.
Country Merchants in particular earnestly invited to
call and inspect my stock previous TO purchasing elsewhere
nlarcl24
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COACH MAKING

COACH MAKING
THE undersigned would respectfully in raSHG
Il form their friends and the public that
they have taken the old stsnd of c. T. WATSON No. 81
Deaderck St, where they intend 10 carry COACH MAX
ING in all its branches. Wewill keep constantly hand
assortmentOf Carriages which will dispose Of
reasonable Carriages of every description made to
order promptly. Repairing done reasonable terms aud
the public rely upon getting their work when promised
Work entrusted to Will be warranted to be of the best
workmanship and materials
sss- -BLACKSMlFHING.-Eve description of BLACK
SMITHS WOKK executed in the best manner ON liberal
terms.
eueed HORSE OES and the public relyon gettirg
their horses shod in the neaest manner All wOTkert
TO viii be under the immediate speTIts de
the PropretOr and pains expense spared to give
isactiOn to ALL We respectfully solicit from the public
liberal share of their patronage.
feb 2-ly CRAM SHEPHERD.
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JUST RECEIVED By D. TRIGG, Broadway.

cOD CANS Holt x Notify fresh Oysters;
ZUU bbS( rushed Sugar; bbls Pulverized Sugar;
% bbls best Cider\Yiuegar 100 bags Fine Salt;
% bxs W. r. RaisiAS fresh; 90 half boxes W. r. Raisins;
% boxes Cheese; 10 boxes Goldfish;
% bbls Molasses % boxes Dried Herring;
so dozen Bloolns; . tierces Fresh Rice;
- bags Coffee; % dozen Buckets painted;
% boxes Tallow Candles; % boxes Star Candles.
AIso-Teas Matches Bed C6ls Roe Herring, Mackerel
&C., &c, which will be sold cheaP&r Cash or Barter
ian1
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INSURANCE.

THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE I'D .lrr-fr
OFFICE on Cedar Street, adjoining The Post Office, and
opposite the Yer4lIa, will insure the mutual prin-
cipe Houses Merchandise &c. against Loss Damage BY
Hazards of Inland Navigation and the Oargoes of Vessels OF
every description against the ers of the Seas and Rivers.
Also the Lives of persons good health for single Year.
for of years or during life Also Bank Notes trans
mied per mail. .-E
All persons having their lives property insured in this
Institution entitled full participation in all the prof
its without ANY Liability loss beyond the amount of Pre-
nlulns which they may pay IA = ts
NJ : PILCIIEI President,
J. B. JOHNSON, Vice President.
iau1