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Notice

Is hereby given that the undersigned have been
appointed and qualified as Administrators of the
estate of ]. G. Kennedy, deceased. Those in
debted to said estate will make immediate payment,
and those having claims against said estate will
present them legally authenticated within one year
from this date.
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~ = swlFH, PROPRIETOR.
Thh lurre and connodioes estaoilsh.hep1 u
- =. - Iii compsre gssoraby with any OF the
-. - Hsseis = the state. u contains more
sa..'.-s hapdrel roOms. ail in complete order.-
r. 800 4 beautifully situated on the Public
s,,.rs ne.r he Court House, in the centre ol bus
- ~ has he advantage Of pure ar and an
-. .,.ee srouad H. The table Is furnished with
sss hsss AZ markets afford, and the Proprietor is
Jesermlned to spare neither expense nor effort to
ssn.lsrfl.e Forest CITY pleasant stopping place, &c
sh.,.e Who NAV visit cleveland either on business
- in ,he pursuit oi pleasure. An Omnibus Is al
svs In readiness 10 convey passengers to and IRON
The depots and steamboat landing.
Cleveland, April IS, l659
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Ear Sale.

The Patton House, OF Cafrollton. is hereby Of
cred for sale on reasonable terms. A good lite
will be given.
For further particulars enquire OF
LOUIS SCHAEFER,
Jplv I. '5Q.-,C Canton. Ohio
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1000 Chiekens q turkeys

WANTED, for which will paw the HIGHEST mar
" ket price in CASH il delivered at my house in
next door below the PieAyune oiice.
Bring them right along. y. q. MCKEE.
AuU IA bl
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LAW NOTICE.

A, 1. Ready, Attorney and Counsellor al
Lap and Solicitor in Chancery, will practice
in Tuscarawas and the adjoining counties. All
business entrusted to bis care will be promptly
attended TO. Office in New Philadelphia, Ohio.
April 5. 1880.
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TO TRAVEL. as AGENTS.
The subscriber u now publishing Third EdI-
lion Of the life and voyages OF
AME tsICUS,
The gren Navigator after whom our country was
named.
BY @. H. LESTER, LATE u. s. CONSUL
ILLUSTRATED WITH ENGRAvlNGs.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES .---,-r
in The country, Also, lhal he is determined 20
sell ,he same as low as any body else dare
having come TO The conclusion OF permanently
locating in this place, and devosing our time
IN ,he above business, we are bound not to DO
hsoter and will sell a, wholesale or retail very
low for cash. lje. 3
N. B.--Orders from the country will receive
promp, attention. Doctors, when you come 10
Carrollron. call at the Sign OF The BLACK
MORTAR before buying elsewhere. Gentls'
men give US call.
C. A. BOEGEL, Druggist
Dec. II, '5I. i.,a.,
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sign Of the Black Mortar.

G. THE UNDERSIGNED would re-
- specially inform the citizens Of Carr
- rol,on and surrounding country, Ihat
" he keeps constantly on hand she bess
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For sale by DR.. C. A. Boegel Carrol1on o.
James Forbes Sr, New Hagersown; II. Roby
g. Co., Leesville; R. E. Smith, Pekin; H. W.
Bever, Oneida; E. J. Barkdull q Co., MOgno'
liza; Gregg g. Mace, New Lisbon; Arter d Mich
OILS, Hanover; II. Triu, Minerva; X. X. Grey
Waynesburgh; Jno. H. KIPpard. LouisvilIs1
John Beall, Cadiz o; Croskey g. Parker. New
Market; John J. Smith, New Philadelphia; U.
WebeI Zoar; Henry Crew, Richmond; HlIbers
&Co., Kilgore; WIN. Walters, Harlem.
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4 BOOK FOR EVERY AMERICAN.
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G. IUssEY,
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pAIPTNERSHzP.

Carrolhos. O.. April 9. Is52.-3m.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-02
He is abe 10 save 10 the utternOst.

He. Who? Not Peter. Not Paul. Not Isaiah.
Is qIls. Mark that word lie Is willing Itis
impossible 10 CUubt Is HE'S more than wiling
1t would intensely CRAFTY him The msDger. gar-i
den. eross-a touehngly attest it. Waseverloses
50 streng2- ID drew him from the bSsomand throne
Of God to the torn OF a servant and the grave OF
the erueiieta But has be power CaR he 90 what
he wouddg Powerl All power; in heaven and on
earth There's hsereatiye power, by which. when
he spake. it was done. There IS the power Of his
infinite merit by which he satisfies aDl honors ihe
divine Law. There il the power Of bis illinstaele
grace by which he arrests, eonyiets reneEs, eaho-
birs the soul b z
Is abIe b Sius Have yOu ever thousht Of 10,
Salvation demands power marvellous pOWers-POEF-
err like That which wrought in Christ. when God
raised him from the dead Who that has observed
the loree or depraxity iniOthers, can doabta a.
Who that knows his own heart but feels III When
the Son o. Ged e0nverts sinner, il is not aavbeR
he created the world. Matter has no will Tothe-
divine voice st Ofiefs no resistance 10 heard tile
creative Sat ,.,id obeved The sOul OF man resists
often with ,lesperiti0n (ied speaks, bat ls as
r..,arls eontroyerls. eontenns. Ii sets hseh IN
bsttle army a.cainst God2 Yea Jesns IS able 10
I save. .a. &
= ,ble 10 save 20 fbs HiteT10sf- Tiers. fbs
,,..r af language is exhausted. 1t eaa go ROfaT-'
a.. What sinner need die withoait hOpe2s Not
o,, 10 The utteruiost Ii yOn limit that. yeasin
against tIre Savior. 30 sat t7ss zft
II NAV refer to number. No matter hOw Rsany
come unto tod by him, he can save them all. Let
the gnitv 1nilliots Of earth come fhey shall feel
hisl dracs. They shah rejoice IN his love. They
shah be pnthroned with bin IN glory.
or It nav refer 10 character. \ o matter who or
what they sre that come the king or the Peasant
tie child or the seed one the ignorant or the wise
Tl,oueh tlcthsve niads themselves abomiHaoie' IKE
Nina sib or have bad setendeviis. ike Che sisgda-
1ts breathe,I ont threatening aiid sAiogh-
t ,,,,i,,se him and his people like saaistiil he
/ IN, "a eavt them. THE blood Of Jesus Thirst
claans4tEr from nj sin
f,.ft,rr,v refer 20 Duration. He can save those
..lo ,4,n,e 10 him. not for day only or year
90 e., a,es---b.lt for ever, His blood viii always
( h. eniraeious. His atoniug merits viii always ea
infinite. His Almighty power viii never ialt y
he hath obtained for US an eternal redemption
M
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From Mrs Whittlesey's Magazine
The Mothers Of the Bible. as-
ELIZABETH.


Within our hearing, as We commence 10 write
the results of our months study, are the tones of
fond mothers voice eonversng. at the close OF the
day. with her two young sons ofserious and weighy
matters. They have retired for the night, and she,
choosing the hour when good impressions are cas-
lest made sits with hand on each. reminding them
of their faults commencing their good behavior
and exerting the influence which tender affection
gives to lead them in paths OF virtue and upright
ness. The blessing of the Eternal be upon her in
her holy work.
What wonderful power has God committed toa
mothers hands! How exalted are her privileges.
who can for a moment set true estimate Epon the
worth of her gentle connsels TO her boys, who are
soon to enter upon lifes temptations and duties:-
Who can calculate the results of her daily inter
course with her girls, who are so soon to moudin
turn the plastic and immortal mind:
There have been some mothers Of earth peculiar-
" favored and blest. 1t a privilege 10 be the
mother of Moscs-of Fliiah-of Samuel. 1t is
privilege to bring into the world and train up INTO
life the intelligent and Industrious and useful mcin
bers of society but she is the most favored to whose
! arms is given one of those whom JehOvah uses 10
/ advance most rapidly his kingdom among men,
Let nv child be an instrument Of COED to souls
I let him live a life of prayer aud communion with
! God. and be devoted to the Redeemer's Cause, and
Twill ask nothing more" says the truly Christian
mother. I will not seek for him earthly honor nor
wealth. nor pleasures. will not even ask health.
nor comfort. nor ease, nor exemption from severe
trials will not SHRINK from the knowledge OF sut-
fsrinas which he may be called to endure. II so
be my prayer for his sanctifeation be heard, will
be silent in every other matter, or only say, 'Lh!
will be done
The subject of our present stndy was a mother
thus favored, and she was SO blessed a' TO know
even before his birth, that her child woald be only
A comfort to her-neyer source oi sorrow las
character and commission were announced with the
tdines of his coming into the world and As Sic
dwelt in thought upon the strange communication
how must her heart have glowod land exrited at th'
privilege conferred upon her. -Four years i'cfore
the last of the prophets had oretold the coming
her son. In the councils Of Eternity he holds {
mast exalted place.. He is the day-sar which her
aids the SUM- She is the wife of priest and Verse,
in the hopes, and expectations. and prephesy inet
of her people In the days Of her youth, in con-
mon with many of her country-wOElen, she ha'
hoped that possibly she might give birth TO to-
promised child or al least to his mother Bat years
passed on, and her hopes had long since Faded--
She was old and her husband well stricken ~ ears
( Even the wish for sons and daughters had ahlos
died, until brought back Sudden life by the stFang
words of the angel to Zaeharias. Now she begun
to feel a mothers yearning toward the HE Whiei
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She naeqaseonSiy naurisi;es, and hitherto qnSRown
4 gladness alis a her sanA Her silent hnsbasl par
sues iatesations Seeming % ief asaif.l he even
fpondcfel 6n tla nystcyias rsi.ation iete'te4arle
aud let sial he awe WIKI which lie pr,ssgce q
4 Gabriel had arss inspired him. They hiye been
always followers of that which Is Coas walking in
il the courfusii,n and ordinances Of the IeFd
b!ame,s5 ald Iojy a rieh reward IS Iainis;gre, 70
( then fsoa his band s .-t ss sss.i
The story Of Johr's birth.-of ihe gathering Of
y fre0ds.-of tie restoration of Zaeiarias<-is one
Of tue mast touching and beautiful in the sacred
recorS But from that time nothing lnope Is said
respecting i.is Eaetler Whether She lived beeoad
his childhood ae 10 not Know, nor what part She
I took in the forGatinp Of ihe Character, which was
% excellent 40 draw from Jesus the testimsnv,
4 Verify, say unto YOU Among tl.cm that were
4 born of woiaat tAtrc hath not arisen a greater
4 than lohn tie Baptist, We always, though per-
I haps sometimes iayountarily gather our ideas Of
the character Vi The mother from what know of
= her children; nor are We often mistaken WethinlS
I that the fsnl. uncompromsing integrity Of John's
chagic.er his fidelity his humility in
n,ost intimate relation 10 his mothers bitpeless life.
We admire his noble life. and feel sure that were
his mother living it afforded her the satisfaction of
q longed for blessing, toward the attainment Of
which She had given her earnest efforts. We be
hold hinln PRISON regardless Of Ais Own priyations
not once appeiiin.s to the One mieEtier than him
self for sueeoar, out aHxiods only. that lebrde-
groom should be recognized and hepered, while he
stands IN the Shade, aq5 ustinetivcy We recognize
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DRUGGISTS &C.,
NEW ORIG STORE.
4 u ppOWH.

3 i5r4aerlys Of tls JiFm Of Eeia, Broen d Co..
7 of AS sYJ,enet Wiiiau eaiirt stock ot Drugs ss
81 Medicines Paints OILS Perfatnery, 3er as Ae' Ia
q oa The Site formerly oceu ed by ihe old firm ~s%S
No -f College street. three doors from lnon y!ee he
aF be pleased 10 wait npon ts CID friends sd eiizes ge
eav Particular a,tention is given to Physicians Pre-
sirti5ns yybjsh will be filed with accuracy and drsteh
SraGIcAL lNsTauHETs comprising Pocket Cases aSson'
el; Pocket Nal Cases; several patterns; SPeeuamS
assorted Midwife AnpRatng and Trefnnag instruments
in cases or separate; Tooth foleep and KEYS SieheSeope
Cnpping Apparatus; Stomach unpsi Dissection lDsiri
mens &C. Tiusses in every Variety complete
ang7 2'7. 81 - 80 j. c. BRoWN'S
NHEMICA flS.LA large STOCK. and fuin the best
| manufacturers some exeeedpgIy rare, never before
brought to this market Attention of Ply ysicaas 10 this
par aaz7 = - 7'''N J. G. BROWN
u ERNIUDA ARROW RoOT.-Wartaned per-
- feetlypue and fresh; full supply at NOUS,
aug1 t.c J. q. bleoMN-- bleoMN-
DERFUa u EilY--ln every.styie, French, German and
/ American Coognes Hair OILS, Pgniades &c @c.-i
Toosif Powder aud Paste Pyers Aronaic iear Glenns
Rose Bears OIL Bell Lavender brown and white Windsor
sean BARRIERS Soap in ID bars together with general
sertnen of Plain nd Fancy Soaps, Hair brushes &c &c
Shell and BuIao Dressing and tine Combs Ivory to Pow
dGr als3 rqii' and Boxes i1'iy "m's A'-D' GBRowN
N EKIN TEA C0HPAN VI have full supply OF
the best qualities of Teas put up by this Company
It is the formerly kept by Eyin Brown Co. which
Tea and Plantation Imperial thought to be superior to
any in this market also, Teas in small caddes Of ? lbs
paslf y
HONGRESS " VArER-I have made arrangements
to keep constant supply of this water, which receive
direct from the SPRING 5 gross just received. o,
aug7 2'f. -,1-J ) u bko" y.
CVTONE WARB-ofall descriptions and best quality
- also, Flower Pots, assorted sizes,
aug7 -is- ..-----. = j y -- Dl'oN y
JpAMBOO FISHING POLES-l0o just received
d also full assortment of Fishing Tackle, Limerick
Hooks Snopds, pointed Poles, &c. ,,,,,>.,,
augT ). ". bIoF y 2
TOR THE HAIR-Lyons' Katharion, Bogie's liype
ron Fluid Barry and Clirchugh's Tricopherous, a.
auo7 J G BROWN.
: CSTARCH.-l5 boxes Proctor u CANDLES Pearl Starch
- also superior article ofcountry made Starch =. -
aug7 - tt-s s j. u. bFoN y, 4
TINURNIP SEED.-A large lot OF Summer and " ar
/ Ter, and Summer and Winter mixed.
aug7 j. u. BkO" y.
EOR JELIiES.- .-Sparkiig IieiaIrne. Cooper olseea
Russia Sheet and Shred ISinglass; also, fine lot Of
FlavoIing Extracts. augI j. q. BROWN.
I EXINGrON MUSTAfD, in a ! :. and IL Cans
L fresh and just reed a"gI ). g. BROWN.
NrEAST POND EISS aud Browns Ess Jamaica tin
ger White Lead, Red Lead Chrome Yellow, Chrome
Green DC Lard OIL Inseed Oil, TuTpenne, NafniSh, &c
a aug7 j. C. BROWN, 43, College ST.
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..l. NASHVILLE. June 2S 1858.
Cor. L. P CHr,ru,N:-Dea. Sig:-I have been using
he "Reaping and Moving Machine patent rented by Nanney
Of Illinois which You nor Offering TO the citizens OF len
pcssce its FIRST ATE lBoG SAVING lcHNE Ii works
NEATLY and RAPIDLY. The amount eat per day viii depend
principally upon the speed Of the team IL the team can
vel four miles per hour. it viii Reap or Now, fifteen acres
ten bouis Its entitled to the confidence of the public
Respectfully J. SHELBY.
ILL T. Bradley, managing The farm OF DR.. Shelby
make the following statements We have bad for more than
one week one of Col Cheathams moving and reaping
machines We havetred IN clover and grain blown and tan
ged and uow stale that mows and cuts cleaner than the
Swine blade and that It viii inow per day much as IL
hands and reap at least tweniour acres per day
irne9q q-tSv -.-.-a' = l.. +. BRADLEY.
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rnsEKvrIrrNE NEW
r,,EIE SoIrrIi SAs!ITiI.i.E laiIi,iI FURNTTURE

FlNiE SOUTH hASHA iLLE FUhNIIUI
1 MANUFACTURING COMPANY, are now offerings
.1snlenai assortment OF PLAN and Fashionable Fur
nitureai their Depot on Market street Thomas a
new bmiing. between Union Had and the F5a
square which they olar prices 10 suit purchasers
both al whole sale and retail They intend 10 give sastae
zion "a puichasers-vyurs vIrTaH:ed. ..f..f -
cal lpI examine i.r stock Orders fo- Work attended
t,ui;b desra,eh L. H. GROONS Pres'l.
" 4. saS,t S.,'v ...r ....E- sept II
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FURyTTUgE! FURNITURE!

I AN inst receyinga the assortment Of Fur
| uitufe ol the latest and most approved ~ 5-St
yes. which will be warranted as reconmendil -
ed aud Aiii be soiI cheap the cheapest Having en-
aigei my Ware rooms. shall keep assortment oi Hil-
beIl's superior. Pianos also Window SIades. tioeSs, MIR
ror5 Ec Fugui.u-e ot all tndS made 10 order AlieieS
Der A., Uaoa street, Cheap Furniture Dep9l. -,o
an, LII. MORTON.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVLLE-ILEDIcAL DEPART
MFET


TIME Third annual Course oi Lectures IN tins Department
viii commence Tuesday the lirs of November next
and continue ll the frs; of the ensuing March
PAU T. Eve. NJ d.. Principles and Practice Of Surgery
IoBY VI. WArsox, NJ d. Obstetrics and The Diseases OF
Women and Children.
A. L. Bucux,x, NJ. D., Surgical and Pathological Ana-
omv and Plly sologY.
". X. BowLrxG, NJ. d. Institutes and Practice ofNcdi-
cine.
IiSprrdeuce
RoBsRr T. PORTER NJ. D. General and Special Anatomy.
J. BERREN LISISLEY, NJ. d.. Chemistry and Pharmacy.
WILLIAM T. BEICGS, II. D. Demonstration O! Anatomy
The Anatomical viii be open for students, the
first Monday Of October.
f,u Preliminary course Of Le tlres will be gwen by
the Professors commencing also the first Monday Of Oc-
tOber.
The Students viii have free access To the State Hospital
Fee Of each Professor Sl}. AatIlcuiaioa ticket S9 DI9-
secug ticket $40. Graduation fec 50. ... .
Good board can be obtained in the city at from 3 90 to
s. per week. Further information may be ebained by ad
dressing the Dean j. B. LINDSLEl, NJ u,
Nashville, July 3o-v.tc W Deao
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NEannCy9S Reaper and
- NsOHEGEsa ----------

REFER the Farmers othe statements below made By
DR. John Shelby and L. F. Bradley. have SCENT in
operation tines satisfied Ofits great utility rs
he season is advancing Inow Oer those have on hand tor
som L. 7. CHEATHAM.
jrues9, 1858. Nashville, Tenn
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DGsIRABLE -coUNrRY kgsIDENeE FoR 81

DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE
L WISH todiSuoSe of INV Farm Mil Creek, ~ SKI
miles from Nashville. about ~ TddS ifsn the Ms.T- 20
freesboro' Turnpike, adjoining the lands ct Brdw8
TO acres about lcTes in w0cd and Tie balah Under cub
yaon-wh good orchards the,ear IN The State con
sisting opeaches apples, pears grapes, rnnbs m gfe@i
springs. The Improvements very iar-conslsng ct
oi irlma house With porch - feet 'front.' good brick
house, smoke hnise kitchen stables cribs &c. The orch
ard bv close attention. would Weld from SEQ to $500 year
" as the fruit Of the choicest kind. hyon reason for
wishing To dispose oft my intention 10 change my oca-
tiun and business viii dispose Of my stock and furniture
10 any person Wishing purchase the said farm. Terms
accommodating Tide iidsputable For further Ia'tie'I-
tars aT,aIira Of J.. MOSES,
,ugt Ne. 10 College st.
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DIR. :. W. GRAY.

Ofice in EoCornbs Kew Building, on Cherry Street,
B,lir,,a I,GIerlck GHf tLlta.
dacl4-12m lESIpENcE-SEwANEv
1NOR SALE OR REST.-A new Frame House just
J. completed with rooms well pliSiered and pa
rrrrl Situated Church street IN Hines addition TO
Nashville The said house is about four hundred yards
ron be Female Academy and viii be sold ON reasonable
terms. s-..
For further particulars cnquire Of X l. CrtSaE, or
aurls ". D. ROBERTSON, N Lemore st.
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DESIRABLE FARM AND RESIDENCE. situated
z on the Galatin Turnpike 3l5 miles FROM Nashville
containing about 10 acres which the subscriber Now re
sidos The dwelling which has recently been erected Is
of the best materials aud stye, and upon cnnTener
plan embracing nine and several halls with all ne
cessary cut buildings.
The soil Is very productive The wafer Is co and pure
flowing in abundnce The orchard contains various kinds
of hearing fruit trees of excellent quality.
In point Of health and society the neghborlood Is u-
surpassed The tract Is susceptible OF beiug divided iho
three lois each having beautiful building site, with nun
ming water Terms and time accommodating Possession
can be had at any time. A II. tORD.
LiNDSI.EY & CROCKETT,
i,,l,2--osrrf Nv kse.ts. CoIlege street.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
orFrcE-No, II, DEApEklck STREET.

70 subscribers al The following rates: Single copies, oaIe
year in advance s. SO within the years 90; al the end
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he TRI-wEEHIY is published every Tuesday THURSDAY
and Saturday, at per annua in adgance; not paid IN
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DAILY is published at Eight Dollars
gzy~ TIE MONEY * ALI. CASES TO ACCOMPANY
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eompanicl with the cash. ..
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Corner of Sixth and Main street,
I0fIfSVTTIF- KY


Cornerof Sixth and Main Street,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
rTNHEundersigned would respectfully inform his friends
and the travelling public III general, that he has leased
the abuye named Hotel for term m years Having gone TO
sreat eype,se in refPg and Teiw1shug tie same 50
ta is now 4eeend hoel III the " AeSt. HOplu" by
strict attention business TO merit liberal share al ihe
public favor. \ :. AuSl1hR, .,,,mI A.
LouissiIle, July l9-Tw d.an
ERAuAM BREAD.-tirahsm Bread for disIep
n tics can behad every other day at ,,,,-o..,,
my+ Il, x J. - NINoN =
NOTICE FL shall in ie~ days be in receipt Of my
WALL. PAPER.
Co,nrrsinr al the latest and fashionable stHcsor
r,lllS Halls Chambers Sc together with large variety
# Fires ,rt,lis Window lareF. kc. - ..'..
W. VI. FINN n, Market ST,
s,ptr-tf bregrcl Union and tie Square.
LUNATTC ASYLUM
lNEle>el' ll di>tauf Trustees ri the iost.l Tor me
IHt 90 crHut-~t. are notified IL attend al ilte Asy
la1 iHIIa1- lr.a Nashville. tie lst day OF October
sa. inn $. Il CoCNEiTI, Pres't
FR.sa RssEapES ~ NEcaCL e PEACOCK.
\ Gar nuitc u.s. Gg;.s MCnoh6 PEACoCk.
L,TNt2 CANDLES. See, boxes hal5a,l quarter boxes
= Sor usndss. aug AiCil1L \ fGACoCh.
+ II JA;IS--.1 blls 5; Louis CTushel sugar
- ID =. a - Powdered
aux NlCHOL &PEACOCK.. +
TAyA AND LAGiY "a CofFEE.--91 , l;i2s ;!
:! old Government Java Goee 80 bags 3glEra CSite;
I1o bass Rio Coffee NicHolNfEACoVh. IA.
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COUNTRY RESIDEECE FOR SALE.
ri offer at-pvae rats, tr'ct ot land contain f1se
w ing Io6 acres 30 acres cleared with eonTe9 iii
lent residence. out buildings &c, &c, web WatSied -
and situaied miles from Nashville, on de Brick Church
- 70 or 25 Negroes viii be sold with the place ii de-
/ sired. Apply TO LlNDSLEl & CRoChEfI.
! sept2l-Tm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-02

TENNESSEE MARINE and FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY.-GAPITAL Si50 600.
OFFICE on the North side Of the Public square midway
between the Nashville Inn and the Planters Bank--
They will make insurance Houses and Goods of every de
scipon against fire; Steamboats, and Cargo aSast re
and the risk of the ryer on the Cargo of Keel Boats and
other river crafts and on sea vessels and other carsoeS,
the usual terms JOHN al HILL President.
JoSgPH NAUIx. Secretary.
DIarcroIs-Alex.- Allison John NJ. Hin, f. B. Fegg, G.
NJ Fogg James Corey no ii. Bass Joseph Woods, sam
uel Seay Matthew Watson, j. j. White Jacob McGavock