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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11

The AMERICANS IN JAPAN.-A few curious
incidents have come to our knowledge, arising
from the late visit made by Commodore Perry
to Japan one of them peculiarly so, as showing
the long and still existing hatred which this
people have borne, and still bear, to the name
OF Christ. When the treaty was placed before
the Japanese officials for signature, they imme-
diately noticed the literal translation which
was given to the words commonly used by
| Christian nations in such documents, ssin the
| year Of our Lord,'' and refused unequiyoeally
| to attach their signatures while these Ito them)
offensive words remained They would give no
reason, nor enter into any argument in the
matter, but simply held fast to the plain re-
fusal. A kind of compromise was made; and
perhaps many people will think the Commodore
did not act as the commissioner of Christian
country ought to have acted on the occasion
For the expression sin the year of our Lord
was substituted IS in the year of remembrance
Some books, which had been given by officers
of the expedition to the people, in which the
name of Jesus Christ occurred, were returned
by the Government officers, and it was thought
not one copy thus given away remains in the
country
| The heavy guns Of the ships, and all the i'm
plements of war on board-muskets, pistols, re-
volvers, etc.--excited the curiosity Of the ia
panese. But this curiosity was fully equalled
| by surprise on the other side on being shown,
a short time before leaving, o neatly got up
work, with most beautifully finished wood cuts
Of each and every implement Of war which had
attracted their attention. accurately drawn to
the minutest detail, and also on having seen
laid down the keel of a large vessel which the
Japanese meant to build on (after) the lines of
tho Macedonian, the beauty and symmetry of
which vessel they much admired.
! The shipWrecked Japanese in the squadron
the officials offered to receive on shore, and pro-
missed that no molestation or hurt should fall
upon them, but that they should be carefully
forwarded to the part of the country where
their friends resided Whether this promise
was held not to be made in good faith, or
whether the Japanese found the comforts to be
had on board an American man of-war of
more substantial nature than those they had
been accustomed to in their own country, be-
fore the rude winds had blown them from it,
could not be known, but certain it is they
would not accept the offer made them, prefer
ring to remain on board ship. The officials
| stated that the Government would no longer
offer opposition to its subjects going to and
coming from foreign countries, as had hitherto
been the case. [Hong- Kong Register, Aug. 15
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Raaskes.s, .Tofe Gases.

s Fine Of BANKERS NOTE CASES. different sizes
and Pattsrn ak twelve and wenour Packers Mouths
and Alphabet Labeled each Division Full Morocco
and Russia, with Locks straps. For sale by
D. FELT & sTETsoN,
Mo snst Sta.ons,s, Hal, a, fL.-..s....
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Mr. Heno, clerk Of the steamer New Latona
has our thanks for river favors

In 1878 Lady Franklin produced and pub.
lished poem. from which the following is ex
tracted. It is said that this poem brought
about her acquaintance and final marriage
with Sir John. There appears strange agree.
ment between his ultimate sad fate and ths
ideas expressed in the production:
"oh, has their sight
Been strained DER growing realms of dreary white
White each clear iceberg floating DER the main
Seemed white sail, and wakened hope again
Till fancied outcasts both of heaven and man
Fen to their hearts the piercing GOODNESS ran
Der blasted fields they rolled their stieuing ewes
And sunk the victims Of the IMPLYING skies
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11

SHOCKING MURDER. --On Wednesday night,
between II and IL o'clock officer Ryder and his com
panon heard scuffe in alley in the rear of the
Broadway Hotel and proceeding the spot from whence
the noise came, found man lying on the ground He
was scarcely able to speak, and only able to inform the
shot He conveyed to the American Hotel on Front
street above Broadway where he died about 10 O'Clock
yesterday His name unable to learn but are
informed that he Irish laborer and had been in
the city but few days No traces have yet been dis
covered of the murderer mu1delers. TGin Enc Sd.
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Dry Goods at LosU Prices.

Dry Goods at L0sU Prices.
E The undersigned has lately received very pr
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS among
which
EMBROIDERED COLLARS, SLEEVES and CHEMIsETTEs;
EMBROIDERED INsERT1NGS, EDGINGs and BANDS;
INFANTS. EMBROIDERED LINEN CAMBRIA CAPS;
LINEN cAaiBRIc HANDKERCHrEFs. Plain Embrodered
vALENCENNEs, LACEs aud INsERTINGs;
WHITE and CoLoRED BEST FRENCH KID GLOVES;
MoUssELINE DE LANES Plain and Printed;
FINE FRENCH and GERMAN MERINCs;
FRENCH and MERRIMAC CALcoES;
BLANKETS, FLAERELs, CHILDREN's MERlNo UNDER
SHIRTS,
RIBBON and VELVET TRIMMINGS
WHITE asd BROWN sHIRTINGs, CoTToNADEs.
And variety Of other sEASoNABL GOODS all at the lowest
market prices. F. ADAM 1872 Camp street.
ne 9pl0t III basement OF Odd Fellovs Hail.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11

RUPTuREs CURED.-Sherman's Curative Pa
sens TRUSS and Rupture Remsdyis relief
In the OF oil Rpture To apply
the propretcra establishment 10 ST. Charlie. street. for
Dr. Sherman For further particulars advertisement on third
apply the aior for descriptive pamphlet b9s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11

The arrivals at NewYork, from foreign ports,
during the month of October numbered s5l vessels viz
steamships 90 ships 1885, bars 73 brigs 9s scheopsrs
3&-bringing $4,000 passengers,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11

Josiah Whitehead, of Carroll county, KY,
hung himself on his own corn crib few days SINCE
cause his wife had died
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11

G- SCREW AND lever COPYING PRESSES To- aiaoren.
tizes, of the most approved patterns;
LETTER COPYING Be M 1000 ps ges of the best
ENGLISH DOUBLE CROWN oPYING PAPER Strong b. ding
ALE
MANNS CELEBRATED PARCHMENT PAPER COPYING
LETTFR BOOK, 500 to 800 pages fa' by
d. FELT s. STETSoN,
Mo anSt Statinnera, Haul M a fhartrsn atrast
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11
,yaaC and Fashionable CI0sisiag:

Corner If 81. Charles and Common street,
w Beg invite the attention of their friends to their large
well selected stock of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
receiving from their mandatory Network embracing
article apper.anng geuQman's wardrobe, and which will
offered very moderate tetfns
TT Additional supplies will he received Throughout the
uatly, the assortment always full and desrabe
nj nd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11

MADAME Packer.
r n ERLY M JANE WIS.
CO This celebrated PHILOSOPHER, AsTRoLoGsT PHI
sIoGEOMlsT, and of the EGYPTIAN oRACLES OF FATE
respectfully informs the Laieg Nsworeans
ane has renewed from her residence CAMP STREET
NAYADEs STREET, b,tween TERPsIcHoRE aud hELPoMENE
STREETS where che may by ring inorma-
ton on the PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE.
kg- Consul ytion 81. No m
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Fail and Winter Clothing.

Fail and Winter Clothing.
F. STRINGER & CO.
NO. IS CAMP STREET,
III Are receiving new styles Of
En- Il .a.ND WINTER GOODS,
FOR GENTLEMEN's WEAR.
Super Black and Fancy Coored Cloth
FRoCK DRESS COATS,
OFFICE BUSINESS COATS,
sovERCoATs PALEToTs,
Aiags variety of French English Pl6in and Fancy
CASHMERE PANTS
SILK and VELVET VESTS;
CASHMERE DRAP DOR VESTS:
Plain Rick Figured SATIN SCARFs and CRAyATs.
JoUyTN'S KID CLOVES
UNDER GARMENTS and HALF HOSE, of SILK, MEREio FLAN-
MEL, COTTON, ETC.;
SUPER LINEN and LINEN BOSOM COTTON SHIRTS warranted
we'll mRde;
SOLE LEATHER TRAVELLING TRUNKS of The hest Philadelphia
manufacture nj 4Ip9m
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Fashionable Fat 0ssd BHr9stes.
Clothing.
LEIGHTON a. RARHOT


Clothing.
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
CORNER OF ST. CHARLES AND CANAL STREETS,
T per steamships Philadelphia Star Of the
South and other arrivals from their Muuco No.
Plaza, New York, superior eusof
Fine Clothing and Furnishing GoodS,
especially selected for the Retail Trade saarAnted the
best workmanship and latest style, comprising y
u. FR0CK AND DRESS COATS.
Black Olive Brown, Blue, Amelia, ETC.. etc.
SINGLE-BREASTED SAC FRoCKs, AND PALTOs
Black Brown, Olive, Blue etc.
BUSINESS COATS. =. a. r..
Plaid Cashmere Mixed Cood Twsda every quality and stylo
oYERCoATs.
Black and Color.d Cloths, Pilot Cloth and Peteraham.
PANTAL Looms.
Black and Fancy Cashmere Black Doesk very best quality
VESTS
Black Silk and Satin Pan and Fsd Single
Black Cloth and Velvet Single and Double Breasted Fancy
and Velvet Single sud Double Breasted
DRESSING AND MORNING ROBES
Rich Cashmere hou8n De and Cotton,
+ u r .NISHI.N G. GOO DIS
UNDER SHIRTS, susPENDERs
SILK AND MERINO SHIRTS, HANDKERCHIEFs.
THEATRICAL TIGHTS. PERFUMERY,
THEATRICAL HIGH HOSE, LADIES' UNDER SHIRTS,
ENGLISH SOCKS, LADIES, DRAWERS
SILK SOCKS, ANGOLA SHIRTS,
CRAVATS, ANGOLA DRAWERS,
scARFs, PATENT MERINo WRAPPERS,
GLOVES, tJouvh s0 Boys SHIRTS AND SOCKS.
LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS.
N Special attentions paid his department.
riety our stock perfect fit all 4dpf
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Curtains, Danasts, CaYpefing.
No 10 CHARTRES STREET

Y The undersigned have in soie and arriving daily choice
lection Of SILK and WoRsTED DAMAsK ROPES PRINTED
HASTINGS, WoRsTED, COTTON and WoRSTED DAAiASKs,
LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS CoRNICEs, GIMPs, TAssELs
CORDS, CURTAIN BANDS, TRIMMINGS, etc.
VELVET, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, BRUSSELS THREE
INGRAM CARPETING TABLE and PIANO COVERS, TABLE
LINEN, LINEN sHEETfNG, TOWELS, cRUMB CLOTHS RUGS,
MATS, etc.
LOOKING GLASSES, CLOCKS, CHINA WARE, BRONZE PA
PIER MACHE. SILVER PLATED WARE, MUSIC BOXES etc.
TuRE, etc.
ar calling attention of the public
uishng Articles would state have just opened the goods
being fresh OF Importation will cell cheaper
other house in the city for cash satisfactory paper,
Nc 2p6t ROBINSON & 0LROYD
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11
Carpeeing: Carpeetseo!

IN We receiving large choice VELVET
| BRUSSELS, THREE-pLY and INGRAM CARPETING.
ALSO
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, three tenyour wide choice
quality and pattern. AL of which offering very
prices. j. D. CAMERON 4 co No. % Cha,trea
n6 3plw and ~ c,aonbopua st,sst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11
Floor OIL Cloths.

~ We have on hand large assortment of FLOOR CLOTHS
Of the best and ordinary qualities from three
wide which We cut to suit hail. We
to purchasers Unusual advantages in quality price.
Lso.,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS, TABLE COVERS DOOR MATS, WIN
DOW CURTAINS, PAINTED WINDOW SHADES etc. etc.
I'D. CAMERON IL co, 20 Chartrea
nc 2plw aud n Custorh ors. ctr ao..
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Tar, Tar. Tar.


"a SIX HUNDRED BARRELS and FOUR HUNDRED KEGS
OF TAR in fine shipping oda price by
ne splw E. J. WHITE New Basin.
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Eseach's FerrsxgtssOsss Tonic.

az The Great Southern Remedy for AGUE AND FEVER or
cLLs AND FEVER it fails, and by the bes
preparations that have been discovered and Fever
For sale by e. D. BEACH, of Chares Cusomhouse
streets; THOMAS RANKIN Camp and Poydras JAMES
sYME Canal Carondee streets by Drugg gene
ally. n6 stankItw
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life Insurance.
ss Quarterly Statement NewYOrk Company
during the Quarter ending September 3d. 1855
One hundred and fifteen Policies issued.
The premiums on which amounted $500 is
10 40 renewals same time were. 70s5g 81
,..-,, ..... ...... $s0,s6f a.
LoSsea PAD same lime were las list in banda OF agen
ASSETS
Invested hsNewYork State Securities.
Cash I4,431 Y5
Bonds and dortzages 9Tl,2ls 90
life risks sss5is SO
PREMIUMS IN ht ids OF agents. S,sGB So
interest," accrued 1919 "a
Total. .ssb9,1s4 %
Any further information given policies the above able
Company by c. LATHRoP, Agent,
n6lw 96 Camp street NewOrleaus
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11

Jos c. G. Kennedy, Cor Secretary Of the american Ne
tional Institute, Washington.
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ATUaDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER II, 1854.
70 CORRESPONDENTS.

~ Anonymous articles will not be puhlished-a known
real fiase or satisfactory reference Is required In conh-
giafcf II i guarantee AGAINST inaposition.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11

90 rae proprietors 81 the Crescent viii pay no bills
outraeted by any person except Mr. j. O. Nixon or his
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-14
MEDICINAL.
STRONG llsOPEi a

FOR ALL RHEUMATIC PATIENTS.
WITHOUT the least shadow of doubt the Chinese
w Rheumatic Antid0te, is the only reliable RENE.
dy besore the public the immediate and permanent
q -b..rtr- Chronic Rheumatism, II q
severe and Neuralgia Pains, p disease, Cont,
all contracted and distorted Limbs Paralysis wasting and
decay OF the muscles sweled and enlarged Joints, painful
dwellings, acute Rheumatsm, Tic Duloreux Cramps
spasms, &C., dc This medieins is truly the moll
.- l1-oI King of Rhenmatism, 2 a sGr
ana rom the rapid sale and satisfaction
doubted. .'-T1l----lI-' ~ = ! TTe 2
Severe Neuralgia Pains al
nespeeduy removed by few applications or this
derfu combination The old aud young need have fear
Of perfect restoration. 1000 u ralle
ia Dead Palsy s1adiil -
is completely cured in incredible short time by the
of this external application. No need doubt it,
ed satisfaction. -,
Contracted and StifT Joints
are perfectly relaxed retsfedt their lie sd
actiSity, by its use.
Persons i'm Rsgh Life X .-.x
Who from PREJUDICE or other eau are na~iliirs 70 re-
sort 10 medicine which is Lnoaght tetie- "i ng al
verssd. permitting themselves snpr aud rilhe luef
sgonsng and excraciang Painse 5he umaism and Nea
ragia would feel justly prond, aiter rubbing and
joints with bottle OF this External Reaedy. ire
Loss of Muscular Power, vsI4 a-.i 4
wasting and decay the muscles, nunbness weak back
painn JOINTS all speedy cured by The use Of this med
cine. --- iaii 100 -.' - l'A i--'i-' -..sa7
respectfully citizens Nashville and vein
y, who affected with form Of Rhsumatism other
diseases abov 10 call agent and procure
rphet and bottle of our medicine, and confidently
promise you satisfaction. oar F Fa.s yFtFEV s 30.
A. S. YoUaT' & CO., Propretors, Maiden lane, n y
For sale in Nashville by j. P DRoNGooLR & co. rsl
-. .. sole Wholesa e and Retail gent.
For sale in Franklin, by .I +. =. W0LDRIDGF
Z" " Mnrfreessoro' by ). ". NELSON. =, '
F" 81 Fayetteville, MeELROY a. MCKINNEY,
" g " Padueah, ky., oy SINGLETON & son,
aeMinnyille,b BY J, B,sstohE. "a .- ,-5
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-14

INHERE many specifics for many diseases which
flesh is heir tor IL of the utmost Importance
that should be very particular in making selection
From the remarkable which have been effected by M
Williams PulmOne Balsam of Wild Cherry and Wood
Naptha and from the high order and amount Of te
mony which is sdduced in its favor, decidedly i'm
pressed With the opinion that the afflicted will find in this
and valuable discovery eectua remedy for all
diseases ofthe Lungs. We to who atoring
der Coughs Colds and all diseases Of the Lungs it at
once, do delay moment, and you will be atonshed
the rapid and bic results hich this remedy will
secure toyO icy it b. all if IL does mol help
nothing will. .r..
For full descriptions ofs merits. virtues Sc, Psmph
lets 10 be had of the Agents. ' - 2
For snle Wholesale and Retail, and Agency by j. NJ
ZIMMERaA Wholesale Drug ggist, who is the General
Agent this popular and valuable preparation At the city
of Nashville and surrounding county s also Tor sale by
the following Druggists ~.
EwIy BROTHERS,
". r. GRAY,
BERRY d DEMoVILLK. t.
GEORGE W. HENDERSBOIT,
T. WELLS,
II. G.. SCOVEI.,
10. G. BROWN.
}. II. CURREY, Nashville.
F.. c. CLOUSTON, L.o,,n :,
HAWKINS q FOWLER, Columbia
And BY all Druggists every OF Tsnnes-
eos, and all the Southern and Western Siatrs.
,5f-lmdtW&W
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-14
EnN NAPnLHEMUS,

50 Broad Street, Corner Beaver, New-York,
tyfsr for Stle he Edl1Uni6g He0rg Cotton Fabrics:
NTEW-ENGLkgD COTTON SAIL DUCK-22 inch, all
numbers hard and soft also all the various widths OF
avass N inufacured this establishment comprising
e. variety known the trad7 and offered st the lowest
Taes. r...... D.
UNITED STATES PILOT DUCK Woodberry and
,nrt Vernon Extra fall assortment OF this superior
tabric. -
WILLIMANrIC COTTON DUCK. IS, 20 aud %
nc an uun5ers hard and soft TINS fabric was awarded
The highest Premium the London World Fair also at
our Stale FAR. - -
SHIP AND pEkR MARX DUCK Plain and tsilied
tice for ~ sails tents, awnings. &C. also Mount Yer
non Twile Ravens Howard Ravens, Pioneer and Phuenix
Mas Light o,on Ravens plain % to q inch; Heavy, do.
do. No.
COTTON SAIL TWIKE-A full assortment.
TARPAULINS, HAMMoCKS, STUFFs, &C.
PAPER FELTIyG Sc to ~ inch, made very heavy,
expressly Tor drlrT is!i5 =, -,
q cAr CGVERING-CJ CJitoa Canvass, all widths. from 90
10 lSU inche an all numbers, made expressly for cover
ing and roofing railroad cars, P perfectly and permanently
JysteT-ury,f aud more enduring Than the car itself.
FNANFIIING CANVASS, IS, A., A. and 80 inch
, utan and twIied. in every variety
BAGS AND BAGGING-Ut every description. Seam
sss KaTs w,n Whole si SIZE in bales Of loo, 200 and
500; ing strength utility and cheapness tor grain
and meal unsurpassed
Also heavy Cotton Sackng, 40 inch CGnTaSs, thread
Warp and Filling heavy twed, do. do 20, -, 49, and
~ Lch.
UoOI sACKs-TOveu whole all sizes a new and desira
mic article feb25 ji-lyd.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-14
BURNET,s WATER COOLERS.

WITH ths elegant article families Of ordinary
w be supplied with wafer cool ice ITSELF by
outlay OF 5cts. per day for ice -..r.r
BURNE1'S FlLTERIhG APPARATUS, for removing
impurities from water rendering perfectly clear and
wholesome.
ICE CREAM FREEZEis6 AND TUBS.--We have a
large assortment which will sell low ioT cash OF 10 pune
tull customers. .. r.
Also, lee MALLETS, ICE PiCS &c, &c.
PLUNGE SPONGE AND Shower RArHS.-we
have all varieties Of Bath Tubs, made oi extra heavy
article of zinc, imported expressly for the purpose.
Also, T0iLETf SETS FOR CHAMBERS, of the best
New York patterns.
BRITTAEIA WARE.--We have this day received from
New York and will sel 4 small advance the
sciurers prices, the most elegant STOCK OF BRlTTANIA
WARE that has been offered in this city, al prices
low 50 induce hose in the most nooeTate ercuu
stances conlbine elegance with comfort
Bri;tania Cdndesticks, Pitchers Cups, Lamps, &C. &c,
all at equally low rates. 20 l--f--&aN
BLOCK TIN COY Erred DISHES. OF all sizes.
Coffee CTns, Soup Tnreens, higgins, &c, 2c, &e., a
masS5A IT, SNOW MACKENZIE 4 CO, q
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-14
TO The MEDICAL PROFESSION.

EYM0UR'S GALY ASlC ABB BD0Al A
- SU PP0RT X. new remedial Agent, or d
method applying old ant most popular one, Is
the Profession and througE II 10 Ill VINO
afflicted, with diseases requiring the application oi GAL
VANISH, such Anenorhea Chorosis: Dys'aenorebca;
Prolapsus Uteri Leuchcea; HysteTia; Lunbag pain
Dyspepsia dependant atoBy OF the Ftomac!
weakness of the nervous or muscular =
tem, and all kindred affections. To the Ph!sicians II Is
enough this instrument is constructed thai gem
Gavanie is made to pass through organ g
rousing stimulating healthy action, thus assisting
of the day, Medical Journals, aud NJ s IN
Nashville and other cities using the instTumen Ills The
most scientifically constructed abdominal supporter, yet
which will be apparent 10 scientific man
support may be dispensed WITH may be ndi-
Gated hyscians hail potent ally IN com
batting troublesome OF diseases, which Of
ten tax their patience ard skill. ..
SeymOur's Obstetrical Supporter.
used and stain Ladies' IN tnat most Try
lug hour OF life "LabOr No Lady anticipating TIL, ordeal
would thing of dispensing with its if they knew one hsi
it, places under ths control olhe patient ali
requires. No accoucher maintain his obse-
practice Who does not it, when its efficacy has been
made known to the public.
SrYMOURs PLACENTA FoRCEPS. This instrument
has opJ be be approved and appreciated Se
NJ D's in Nashville and other places using then Al or
care Of Berry e. Demcyle, Nash Vile, Tenn,
from the Missouri Kentucky Tennessee, Ala
bamA Georgia. Florida. Mississippi, louisiana leNas or
Arkansas the above Instruments, VIII meet with
prompt attention.
They can also be had at the following houses:
J. q. BROWNS II. G. SC0NEL'S W. +. CRAY :, }.
NJ ZIMMERMAN'S, q. W. HENDEFtSH0TS, Mrs. K. A.
CO. ES No. sc North Market ST., and c. A.ROBiNSoN d
Co Shebyvlle
mars 54-6m