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Arrive . Boston the same days by Gas and Gas
Cos From Boston, by Brighton, Newton, Yves, Newton.
West Nee.ihsm. Na',ck, South birmingham, Ash
land, Cosdsville. West Borough. and New England
Village, to Worcester, As miles, snd back, eighteen
times awset with branch from AuburDdaIe Station,
To Newton Lower Falls miles and back, SIX times
week. in coonerion with OF the trips The main
route , and branch from Natick 10 Saronvile,
m,ss, and back. SIX iimss week in connerion With
one Of the trips the main route and branch from
south birmingham 70 birmingham, miles aod back,
SIX times week. in due connerion with one Of The
trsp~ on the main route and . branch from South
Frsminshsm. by HoI.on sod BraggvIls. TO Mil
ford, ~ m,lss aud back sir times week, IN due
n~rion with Of the trips on the main route.
Leave Boston daily except Sunday at q m, m,
Arrive ., Worcester the same days by ioi m, ~ m,
and6y pm,
Leave Worcester daily ercep, Sunday at 81 m, II !.
Ar,s :. Boston the same isys by Dam, - m, and
COG From Boston, by Canton Sharon, East Forboro',
Mansfield, Anisboro' Seekonk, and Pswtuckst,
(RL)to Providence, a. miles and back, eighteen
times week.
Schedule 10 connect NTH steamboat.
Lesve Boston daily eroept Sundays al pm,
Arriv. ., Providence the ssms days by 7pm,
Ie,v. ProviJepce daily except Monday, ,.rivs Of
the New York ms,l, say at an;
Arrive a, Boston the same days by 6sm,
Schedule for t,co additional trips
Leave Boston daily except Soodsy at to Q a m, and
3,o4pms
Arrive at ProviJsnce the sane days by sto IA a m.
and 8 70 7pm
Leave Providence daily creep, Sunday at to 9 m,
and ? to4p IN;
Arrive at Boston the same days BY Q to m, and
to7pm,
s07 From Boston, by West Rorbory Detham, South
Drdhsms Wapoe Wslpole Est, Medseld, South
Walpole, East Msdvay, West Medw.v. North
Wssntbsm, Wren,ham, Franklin City. Franklin,
South Franklin. Bald Hill. BeIipsham, s,u,h Bel,
linshsm. and Wccn.ookss Fals r. 10 Black.,on.
Mas, as miles and back, six times week, With !
branch from North Wren,hsm, by Rockville, to Ned
wAy.4 mikes and beck s'r times week in due con.
perpo
Leave Boston daily creep, Sunday a sIopm,
Arrive ct Blackstone the same dsys by AS pm,
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sos sssdS fs1nton. By NsrtA DvAtoo Dsr6son a.
ssAs,.ss' 10 S~ansss. 10 miles aud bach, si1 ims
Leave rsunson daily sxcsts Sunday 1t "a am,
anvs q S"Spsss the SANS days BY pm,f
Lssss Swansea daily ezcsP< Sunday st3 pm
go ai"'s a. rsunos, lhs Sans days BY "A pm4tuE
w. -fss ~ Assis by Iwson lR ID and Possaoatl
newport, IL paiiss and back. six Jrass week
i,savs rsl kiser daIy except Sunday a. 4 PM
n'n'o ~ Newport the same days w apm,
leave Newport daily except Sunday at Gam,
80 nfhsS al Fail River The days BY 4 m.
900 ron all River, by swansea and Warren, X. L. 4
n"''o "a miles aud back. three times a week
Leave Fall River Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday al
Jpn;
amse at Bristol the same days by 4pm;
Leave Bristol Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday al },
o. nrnve At Fall River the same days by III an
oo' rom AL River, by Newport, New York, N Y,
ss'm,ed at 200 miles and back. SIX times week.
Leave all kiyer daily except Sunday ON arrival OF
ea's nom boston, say at pm;
I 1--WE ~ New York the next days BY sam,
leave New York daily except Sunday at S pm,
-. nl"se o. Fall River the next days by q a IN.
ooo rom hehoboth. BY North Rehoboh, to Aulebooo 4
miles and back, six times week.
.o.vo Asnoboth daily except Sunday al pm;
Arnvs at Atleboy the same days by A pm,
Leave Attieboro' daily except Sunday a, 81 pm;
arrive al kehoboth the same DAYS by 3 m.
OBJ From Amleboro, by North AtlIeboro to South At
''sooso. ~ miles and back, six times week.
Leave Auleboro' daily except Sunday at 6pm
Arivs q South Auleboro' the days by "a D m;
Leave South Atlsboro' daily except Sunday at 81
an;
ATivs at Anleboro' the days by a m.
$50 From Ftchburg, by Westminster, Ashburnham, Win
chsndon. and Fizwillam. N. H., Troy, Marlboro
DsPot, Marlboro, Keene. East Westmoreland w est
mossisnd Depot, aud Walpole, TO Bellows Fails,
Vermont, 81 miles and back, six times week.
Leave FitHhbuss daily sxeapt Sunday al ct ans
Arrive 1t Bellows Falls the same days by II M;
Leave Bellows Falls daily except Sunday at II pm,
Arrive at Fitchbursh the same days by s m.
Proposals for frequent service will be considered.
68l From Fitchburg, by West Ftchburg, Westminster.
Ashburnham, Ashburnham Depot, Gardner South
Gardner Baldwinsville, South Royals,on, Royaston,
Athol, Aho Depot, Orange, Wendell Depot, Erving,
Grants Corners, Mortified Farms, Mortified, West
Mortified, and Vernon, (yt) to BraaIeboro',
693 miles and back, six times q week.
Leave Fitchburg daily except Sunday at 81 am;
Arrive at Brauleboro' the days by ! pm;
Leave Braeboro' daily except Sunday at IL pms
Arrive at Fitchburg the same days by Al pm.
Proposals for six additional weekly trips between North
field Junction and Braeboro', to connect with the
Springfield line, will be considered.
662 From Baldwnsvile Depot by Tempeton, to Phillips
ton, miles and back, six times week..
Leave BaidWnsvie Denot daily exceDt Sunday on
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Leave Bsetasss daH sz.at sszsAy 4 ssosn
Arrive II Hqssoa tho Ans days By $50 n.
COS From Boston, y hanison Square. Nspcps~ Village
Qutncey. Brintes, Se0sh Bssissrss, South Wsy
mouth. Abingdon. Hanson. Sodsh Hanson. end King
sson, 70 pymouth. STA miles and bsck twelve time.
week, with branch from South Arlington Depot,
by South Abingdon sad Eass Bfdgowser, 10 bridge
water, miles and back, sir times week, Ia due
connexion with one OF the trips the msin route.
i.savs Boston daily except Sunday at $50 M and
"a 4.30 pm,
Arrive stPIymouth the same d@ysby TO- 10 m. and
Leave Plymouth daily except Sunday at tbs IN,
and 3.l5 pm;
Arrive at Boston the days by ga IN, aud o
900 From Boston. to Chafesown, mile and back twelve
times a week.
Leave Boston daily s1cep. Sunday al . a m. and >
pms 4.A.a
Arrive at Charestown tho same daysby % am. and
Leave Chsrlesiown daily except Sunday at 81 q m,
and ~ m,
Arrive a, Boston the same days by 9 m, and 3 m.
6l0 From Boston, by Cambrdgspori, To Cambridge, 81
miles and back, twelve times q week.
Leave Boston. daily except Sunday at 8 a m, and .
Arrive at Cambridge tho days by 81 m, and
23pm;
Leave Cambridge daily except Sunday at 8 a m, and
Arrive ., Boston the ssms days by "a m, and 8 m
GIL From Boston, BY Roxbury, Jamaica Plains miles
and back, SIX times week.
Leave Boston daily except Sunday ~ am;
Arrive al Jamaica Plains the same days by 8 a m;
Leave Jamaica Plains the days At 2 pm;
Arrive at Boston the same days by pm.
6l2 From Boston, by Dorchester TO Milton, miles and
back, six times a week.
Leave Boston daily except Sunday at - an,
Arrive at Milton same days by IO3 m;
Leave Milton daily except Sunday at Sam,
Arrive ct Boston the same days by 81 am.
6l3 From Salem by Beverly Farms, and Manchester, to
Gloucester, Is miles and back, six times n week.
Leave Salem daily except Sunday at 8 an;
Arrive at Gloucester the same days by ii an;
Leave Gloucester the same days at ! pm
Arrive at Sslem the same days by A pm
GA From Salem. by Danvers and Dsnves PORT North
Danvers, 81 miles and back, SIX times week.
Leave Salem daily except Sundays at Gam,
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Arrive at Pitsu6sId the ssms dsys BY xpm 80
200 From Pl.,.asu. BY L.nssboso. Ns~ AsAiorl .as
soS'A wnuan.so~n, . wiliianssown. ~ mix. asd
Lasvs r's.fsad Monday. Wednesday. and Friday a,
Arirs :, WilA.m..s~a sAs sam. day. ), spm,
Leave WiLamso~n Tuesday. Thor.dsy aud s.lur-
Arrive at Plits6sld the same day. by . m
70l From North Adams, BY Wiliamssown aud Powns 10
bennington, W., ~ miles and bach, AZ time. a
Leave North Adams daily except Sunday Az pm,
Arrive al Bennington the same day BY 4APms
Leave Bennington daily except Sunday at 10 sm
Arrive at North Adams the same days BY Up
ZOE From Fsmums.is New England Village, mile.
and back, ak times week.
Leave Farnumsviiis daily except Sunday, on arrival Of
the mail from Providence. ssy at
Arrive a, New England Village he same days by 10
Leave New England Village daily except Sunday at
3lpmi
Arrive at FarnumsvilIe tbs same days by 44 pm.
fo3 From Sterling Junction. by Sterling and Lsominstsr,
TO Ftchburgb, IA miles and back, SIX times week.
Leave Sterling Junction daily excep, Sunday. on the
arrival Of the mail from Worcester, ssy st7A am,
Arrive at Filchbusg the daysby SAN;
Leave Fchburg daily excep, Sunday a, "a IN,
Arrive at Sterling junction in time with the
mail for Worcester, ssy by 81 IA.
1o4 From Nsntasket Depot by Noah Cohssssi, Hull.
miles and back, three times q wook, except three
months in the summer, when sarvcs IL 10 b. omitted
between North Cohassett and Hull and Hull sup
piled from Boston by steamboat, ak times week.
Leave Nsntaskst Depot Monday, "Wednesday, and Fri
day at 7am;
Arrive At Hull the days by "a an;
Leave Hull the same days at lOam;
EIrive at Nantssket Depot the same days BY p M.
Proposals for the summer serves between Boston and
Hull will be considered, whether made separate in
connexion with the above.
FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE.
Ne. From Boston, Mass, to HALIFAX Nova SCOTS, 400
miles and back, ones week, in steamboats,
Leave Boston every Monday at 8 pm;
Arrive ut Halifax the Wednesday BY 8 pm;
Leave Halifax every Thursday 1t p m,
Arrive At Boston the next Saturday by 6pm.
Bids for the above route must be made subject the
provisions Of the second section Of ths act Of August
81, 1882 by which tho psy for the service IL In no
exceed the amount Of postage to be received
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COMMERCIAL.

NASHVILLE, Dec. s.
CorToS-The cotton market rather inactive yester-
day. Sales of the following lots annexed prices 16 bales
atS19; 8 at IS So; l6 at SaS1z; and IS at S5s.
NEW ORLEANS Dec. g. 1858.
Our semweekly report closed upon a moderate demand,
which mainly directed to the Mddlng and Good Mid
ding descriptions and these qualities not in very
moderate extent On Wednesday morning the Atlantic
public reporting a heavy Cotton market at Liverpool the
sales of the three days barely reaching 1900 bales with
prices in buyers though the quotations given
the those brought by the previous steamer-vz
63Id for Fair Orleans, and Cd for Mddlng ditto Our
market presented very dull appearance aud the
sales barely reached 1900 bales the advantage prices be-
ing the side of buyers On Thursday the market still
heavy but rather buyers forward than the
day previous and prices being still easier 1900 bales
taken.
Yesterday the enquiry though not general seemed to be
somewhat more active, and the business reached fair
tent the sales being about 1000 bales which would make
total for the past three days 500 bales and for the week
Of 500 bales taken for England, France Span the Con-
tnent and the North Prices have yielded fully a cent
from our last quotations. and reduce figures accord
ingly.
The receipts at this port since LIST September exclusive of
the arrivals from Mobile Florida and Texas) sos, 1876
bales against bales to date last year, and the
decrease in the receipts at all the ports up to the latest
dates compares with last year is AIS 1896 bales In the
exports from the United States to foreign countries
pared with the dates last year. there is decrease of
l9065s bales TO Great Britain q 06I TO France and 47
10 other Foreign 20 Is
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-09

FUGIuvE SLAVE BRoUGHT Blackstone seven or
eight months ago, while the steamer Cape Nay was
lying at the Cincinnati landing for the purpose of
taking in some freight, six or seven slaves belonging
10 Mr. Hughes, of Nashville, Tenn. made their es-
cape and were not re-captured. On Wednesday
last as the J. p Tceed going from this place to
Cincinnati Mr. Ferrell clerk of the boat. went down
upon the boiler deck to collect fare from deck pas
sengers. While doing 50 he came in contact with
a darkey, who said he was free and gave his name
AS Peter Shorter. BY questioning and cross-ques-
,toning him in regard to his free papers the clerk
suspicious was aroused and fearing suit for DANA
gees against the boat he secured him and locked
Iaam sap. Peter then admitted that he one that
made Risesrape from the Cape May, at the time to
which We siiude, and that he belonged to Captain
Hughes, Of Nashville. When the TiUeed arrived
at Cincinnati the fugitive was taken to Covngton,
Ky, and lodged in jail, there to await the arrival OF
his nRster-LOu COUr
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BY TELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI, Dec THE river is falling slowly
with scant feet water in the channel.
PITrsBURG, Dec. THE river is falling slowly
with 3 feet 10 inches water in the channel
WASHINGTON Dec. 7.-Mcssrs Slidell and Benja-
min gave notice that bill granting lands to Louis
lana for Railroad purposes, would be introduced.
Two Methodist Ministers were elected chaplains
for both houses l=---s
CINCINNATI Dec s.-Flour in fair demand, 1000
bbls sold at 5 25a5 % Whisky 2l4a2l4. Cheese
8 cents.
Hogs steady, demand equal to the supply, 900
sold at 25a4 32R. Sales of 5000 pieces bulk sides
slop at 5, packed Sales of 200 bags of coffee at 70
al2t
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A MR. WINTERS had lost nearly all Of his hair and
had been bald for many years BY the Of three 6s-
As' q The Magnetic OSHaeat hHi his hair eatify r.
H0red and now has beauuls head OF hair as any an
sould wish. His age IS about 80 years
sou OF Mr.. Warren Of this town. Il wears OF age had
been afflicted with the Asthma from his cradle Dc Ia
the oeneht OF the best medical advice that loving an
wealthy father could procure without avaiI Il ~ .a a
the most aggravated cases Saw; he was ernac ted
most to skeleton BY the Of few bottles OF heO nt
ment he thorough cured and for seven months =
enjoyed robust health
This was an extreme case Of iHIHlaaQt0n Of fI Ba,
of long standing has variety of treatment les than
siyit different physicians without receiving benefta,
cured b. the Of only four bottles Of the Magnetic Ola.
ment. This four months ago and the lad. Mrs Dun
ham, is still in good health and able attend 10 her usual
household duties. have treated two Of Cr0aic s
Eyes with the Ointment both of the patients uelri
8tHd need attendant TO lead thea from place u
place. One of then had been afflicted Is wears the Other
about years They had tired the best physicians the
State without benefit and Of them had been under the
treatment OF the celebrated Dr. Muy, Of Cincinnati for
eighteen months and had expended hundreds Of dollars in
efforts 10 effect They by ct the
Magnetic Ointment nearly quite cured and able
read and attend 10 ordinary business have used the
Ointment number ofcases Of Piles and in case kos
fi Of giriag iuaasaiiI reif and ghercid permanent
have also used it benehcay in severe cases Of Ery
sipelas And last but not least have within the last year
cured four esOf CANCER by the use Of tho Aglse
OsasssSat alOnel
From thorough trial Of the Ointment in nearly ever
disease for which il is recommended confidently NJ
commend be Of the useful remedies ever o.
fered to the public. Respectfully ours,
BURTON HUBBELL, VI. ID.
Dated Jan 81. 1880 Amelia, Chic
The character Of this Ointment Efficient rersedy IS
established in this CITY, There quite number ct nd
yduals who asebe their restoration to health to the Of
this extraordinary Ointment.
For sale by II. g. SCOEEl.
BERRY L DEMOYILLE
mayo CARTWRIGHT ARMSTRONG.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-09

PowELL's PAINTING AND PUTNAMs MAGAzrYE-
The last number of PutnamS Magazine contains
savage onslaught almost babarc in its taste on the
great national painting of Powell, which is now on
exhibition at the Academy of Design, in Broadway
PutadnaS Magazine is said to be curiously managed
lie has number of HerGteurs-young men about
town-furnishng him with his original articles
When one of them calls on him, asking, What sort
of article shall give you about the Cabinet?'
Mr. Putnam Immediately replies, "Oh pitch into
tiien-pitch into them Another comes up and
says mir Putnam, how shall treat Mr. Powells
celebrated painting" MY dear fellow. he replies
with, How shall review the new novel of Jerry
Snooks?' ooh! Jerry Shocks; pitch into it-pitch
into it." The truth is that Putnam has started to
make magazine on the principle of pitching into
everything and we should not be surprised TO see
some one pitch into PutndDlS Magazine pretty Sc
vpfely one of these pays-NeIC York Herald
A Cow FOR THRgR THOUSAND DoLLARs.-Col.
Thorne of Washington Hollow Duchess county,
New York, lately imported valuable Durham bull
and other stock, by the steamer Hermann, which
were selected without regard to cost of the best to
he found in England Tie bull is stated 10 have
cost S., 900. BY the Washington on her last trip,
he received a cow of the same strain as the bull
for which we are told, he paid 50 600 besides the
expense of her passage. This is probably the high
est priced COW ever imported. She was accom-
panied by a two-months old calf which cost 500
also. lot Of South down sheep of superior quality
If they are better than those imported by Mr.
Morriss, of Mt. Fordham, they must be very ex-
traordinary, but not more so than the mania now
prevailing for raising the standard of cattle in this
country by fresh importatons Of the best ever pro
duced by English breeders.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-09

~ Thomas G. Atkins. well known and some
what eccentric citizen of Boston, died there on
Saturday last. The Bee says for half century
past be kept dry goods store on Washington
street School, directly opposite the Old South
In his stock may be found goods which he bought
the first gear of his trade. He never would sell
an article fOr less than paid for it. which was
generally pretty high rate. Mr. Atkins was a
100000 man-we don't know but in late years
his property has rolled up to 100000. Though
rich as this made him, he was a misery man. save
in one singular exception. His passion and delight
was to be in the law. He never was out of it. If
people wouldn't pick fuss" with him, he would
with them. We suppose he has spent $4,000 in
this amusement.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


THE NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
THIS establishment is provided with Machinery and
Tools, complete of the most modern construction; aso
with the best Mechanical skill that the country Affords and
respectfully solicit orders. They prepared execute
follows
RAILROAD MACHINERY.
Such as Lc0a0tices for Passenger and Freight Trans
Passenger Freight and Repair Cars completed and amos
every description Of work appertaning 10 Raj Roads.
STEAM ENGINES
Boat and statOnary-frOm 3 TO 800 horse-Dower-wita
boilers Of the best tennessee Iron
SAW MILLS
Machinery complete for fitting up Sash or (reslls- saws
complete, with the newest and most approved mOdes-
GRIST Mills
Engines and Machinery made for all sizes ccmDste. to-
gether with Machinery for Sugar Mills and Cotton Gins al
50 aennery Tor Blast Furnaces embracing CEst Iron OF
taders for blast &C.. ....I
ROLLING MILLS
Engines, Cast Iron Rollers and all machinery for Ro-
ing -complete-ulade at shortest notice.
BRASS AND IRON CASTING.
vi any description, with shaflDg mill gearing water
"heeiS cast iron Bank wants &c, de- made to order
ADDRESS JOIN THOMPSON. Agent, who is praeticsl ma
chemist o. the undersigned. JOHN b. JOHNSON
jun2i-1y Prs.,is,a,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Testimony in Favor of DIR. M'Lane's Liver
Piis.-t would be easy to fill volume with certificates
Of the excellence of this medicine Wherever it has had
trial has made itself popular We have in possession
hundreds of orders like the following.
VARYsBURGH N Y. Dec 10, 1850.
Messrs. Kidd Co-Your travelling agent left with me-
short time since, aquanty Of M Lanes Liver Pills. The
whole LOT sold very rapidly and given the highest satsfac
ton Indeed it is considered the best medicine of the kind
ever offered for sale Please send another supply
soon possible.
W. Ii. AINSW0RTH.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout the United States
dec7
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NEW ORLEANS AND GREAT NORTHERN RALRoAD.-
The report of Mr.. RoBB President of this COM
pany, states that the Road will be in running order
to the Mississippi line in few months. That the
present means, with the additional subscriptions of
stock safely to be counted on will suffice to grade
and prepare the road for the reception of the iron
to the Tennessee river, after which Mr. RoRB anti
cipates no difficulty in procuring iron by the sale of
bonds
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-09
DR. GOURARD'S ITALIAN MEDICATFD
IL Soap For sale by STRETCH y ORR
KRB's PATENT STRAW CUTTER AND INDEPEy-
DENT CORN CHOPPER

THIS very important invention has been in rse about
Il three years The inventor has made improvement.
which have rendered 1t perfect STRAW AND CORN
CUTTING MACHINE IL has given entire satisfaction 70
every one who has used il and IS the superior machine
in use for the purpose for which is designed Il is sim
pie IN all ITS parts durable and easily kept order Ia
seltfeeding and easily worked by boy IL years Of age
II Will cut straw IN the shuck from half inch 10
three inches in length. Many certificates might be pr-
dueed from Farmers who have used them 10 prove their
superiority any other straw and cutler now In
use Persons needing such article may assured
that in it they will lind valuable acquisition their farm
or stable
The subscriber has greatly extended his means rraan.
ufacturing these machines and he socis for them
the attention OF the public and the farmers and planters
particularly, of the South and West lie will hereafter be
able to fill all orders rapidly and all machines D
do the work for which they designed
Being the inventor and patentee and sole proprietor he
will dispose OF rights for counties reasonable
terms TO any Mechanic who may wish 10 manufacture ths
snd will furnish one set Of casting for patterns.
sep7-6m JOHS 1. ERR
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Read and be Conrinced ,-Ernm Rev. s S. Mondr

Read and be Convinced From Rev. s S. Moody
who well and avoraby known throughout Tennessee
and Alabama. 4 gOiee from the Hsnist,y.
SHELBYyILLE Jan. 10, 1858.
DIR. j. p GRoMGooLE: NY Dear Sir-The bottle of Eve
Water which purchased from you time since has
cred my eyes completely 1t is decidedly the speedy
and ehectua preparation ofeye water which have
used lift will benefit you others be relieved
who are similarly affected, conscientiously recommend
your preparation worthy the entire confidence and ap
probation OF all who sefering with form of
eyes Yours truly S : MOODY
For sale in Nashville by the Proprietor the Patent Med
icine Store College street. and by Druggists generally.
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n A S III V [ l. L E:
FRIDAY, MORNING, DEC. ., 1853.

GB- The weather is cool and cloudy, with but
little prospect of rain. Cumberland river on a
stand-27 inches on Shoals The Cl,nberlq,,d No. l
arrived yesterday from Cincinnati