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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25

LETTERS OF MARour.-M. Ducos,
the French minister of marine, in a CIR
cular relative 10 granting letters OF
mdrque, says
Public opinion, in France as well us in
England, has been Tor somc time PRE-
occupied with The possibility OF Russia
letters de marque being delivered ia
certain ports oil the United States, ana
win The dangSss resulting thereIrom
Tor the French aud English trade. From
the beginning Tie emherors govern
'nent madci IL n point 10 ascertain how
lar those supposltIous were %leunded,-
The charge dallalrs OF his majesty al
Washington was accordingly instructed
To direct The serious attention OF The
America cabinet To the rumOrs ~ cir
cuiaiion on the subject. The rel ~ To
that application was such as We had a
Ign affairs has informed me that acts
so contrary 10 The law Of nations would
not be tolerated in the territory Of the
Union. This honest and explicit de-
clafaiion lis coniormable both TO the
convention law and the l~egislalion Of
The United States, and 10 in perfect &C.
cord with the principles OF a great ma
ton, which has shown itself. in every
circumstance connected with the seq,
the energetic supporter and defender Of
the rights Of neutraIs, and OF the laws
Of natural equity. To be convinced OF
this, you have only 10 examine the dii-
ierenl treaties concluded by the United
States, and the law OF 20lh OF April,
1878, on the subject. Our vessels may,
then, IN That respect, as we'll as all 9th
ers' continue their operations with se-
CURLY. The high soIicitude Of the EN-
peror has everywhere eficaciously pro-
weed Tor the protection OF our maritime
and commercial interests
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25

~ The Washington Star ann, unces
that Mr.. Walbridge. NJ. c. from New
York, who has been won over by the
administration on the Nebraska ques.
ton "has received the promise OF the
Honolulu consulship."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25

DP The Cholera 10 making vista
tons here and there along the Nilsson !
and Mississippi rivers, and also on the
Ohio. SO far, it has not proved very
formidable.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25

Nor A SlsoLe Jew RLQuiRlNo TEN
poRARy RsLiEr.'-Such is the report OF
the missionaries and colporteurs APP
pointed by the New York Society Tor
the Ameiiora,ion Of the Condition OF the
Jews in that city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25

RESIGNATION OF SENATOR EvERE r1.-
Hon. Edward Everett. IN consequent
Of III health, has resigned his SOFT in
the United States Senate, the resigna-
ton 10 take effect in June.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25

A SoMBRE ITEM. There are now re-
siding in San Francisco, near 1900 col
ored persons who W property to the
amonnt Of 100000. Generally speak
ing they are civil and industrious.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25

~ 10 a speech made by DIR. Lee, Of
Richmond, az the Methodist General
Conference, il vas stated that the New
York Book Concern had made $780,
600 IN fifty years, and that the
Harpers' establishment IN thIriy-ive
"A had made wealth enough 10 lose
$1,000 600 by fire without stopping their
business. or diversing them Of capital
enough to carry IL on, on as large a
scale as ever.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25

az An enormous mass OF amber, two
leet long, one aud a half broad and one
foo, thick, The largest ever found, has
been discovered IN Denmark.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25

10 The Archbishop Of Paris has IT,
sued "a circular for the better obsery-
ance Of the Sabbath, which has crea ed
a grea, sensation Throughout, Frauce.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25

'CALvoRNiA SryLr.'-In California,
mnrfiag = appear under The head
OF RISKY ven,urcs ! d, aihs are called
Departures while divorces are called
: Clrara nces' Each Que Of the hour
having as rommon n place IN the pa
Pers as 10 deaths and marriages here al
homo.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25

UP There is u bona fide Fairy
Guard company IN Bangor, composed
oil the prettiesi females Of the city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25

The Springfield Republican (Maine
law, says The amount OF liquor sold
at the WcslfielI town agency for the
year ending May LIST, was $s3Si S3, OF
which 500 worth was sold to other
2 ncies 10 increase the sickness Of 9TH
or towns
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25

D-The Nebraska Bill passed the
House OH Monday, by the following
vote, ayes, ll3, noes, 100.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25

The ray IL aonds.-The Missouri
Statesman says, pilhIly:
Matt. +. Ward has been acquitted,
and Kentucky found guilty.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25

~ wish you TO pay a little at
'ention, cir exclaimed a carpenter TO
lis careless apprentice. w ell, sir, l
am paying as little as | can was the
calm reply.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25
WASHINGTON. May FL.

Orders have been sent 10 the Secreta-
ry Of The Navy to delay all vessels Of
war under sailing orders, and h Id them
in readiness loT immediate service.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25
Congress-.
WasnMUroN. Saturday, May 90.

W~osn,NUroN. Saturday, May 90.
The Senlie is not in Session, having
adjourned over un,iI Monday.
HoUsE.~ al midpigbt last night are
cess vas ,sakrn unril 8 O'clock this NOR
Mug, Wien lie members e-assem bIed I;
the Attendance was small, there being
not over one Hundred present.
The debate on The Nebraska bill was
resumed, and Messrs. Harlan, Stuart,
Of Ohio. and Goodrich spoke agains the
repeal of the Missouri Compromise as
II violation Of a solemn compact.
Messrs. Stanton, Of Tennessee, Hem,
Of iowa, and WItic, Of Pa. addressed
the House IN favor OF The bii.
The debate will continue until 12
o'clock Mr.. Richardson occupying the
hour previous thereto in winding up
An eadments will then be oller,d during
the afternoon and evening session with
out any probability ofa vote being TAX
en- upon the Dill.
The minority are determined 10 hold
ont, and there is a bare possibility OF IA
vo C being reached on Monday.
The general debate was 81 sed AT IL
| NJ.
Mr.. Dean, OF New York, then moved
that the committee rise. The yeas aud
nays were aiken and the motion was
lost, by G2 to o.
Mr.. Edgerton, OF Ohio moved the bill
witch passed the last Congress be a
substitute for the one before the House.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25
New York, May 20.

The total number OF emigrants ar
rived at this port, within the last three
days, Is 90, 700.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25
New York City,

Lowell, 26lh oil April, 1885,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-06-06
10 THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.

- EYA0CR'S GALVANIC ABDOMINAL
- ST PP0 OR + r. remedial Agent or
method Of applying old and most popular
presented to ae Profession and through all who
afflicted. with diseases requiring the application GAL
VANISH such rs AmeDorhe; Chorosis; Dysmenorehea;
Pr0idpsUs Uteri Icuchorea; Hystera; Lumbag pain
in the back Dyspepsia, dependant atony stomach
weakness 0Ia any Of the muscular
tenn, and all kindred Affections. 10 the Phys
enough to this instrument is constructed that
tie Gavanic is made pass through organ,
rOusing and s uaIng il healthy action assisting
best authors nf the day. Medical Journals and NJ Ds
Nashville aud other ces using the instrument) tis
most scientifically constructed Abdominal Supporter,
irened. which will be apparent to any scientific
iuspectOat IS constructed that either its gayaic
mechanical support may dispensed WITH may ndi
batting OF the roubesome Of diseases, which
teH th cir Patience a. d skill.
Seym0ur's ObStetrical Supporter.
This is used brace aud sustain Ladies' in that
ing hour of life 'Labor No Lady anticipating this ordeal,
would ihnS dispensing with its if they knew half
aid she requires No accoucher maintain
trca practice who does it, when its has been
e known 10 the public.
YAoUR'S PLAGENTA FORCEPS. This instrument
n Ds IA Nashville and other places using them A
ders addressed TO r.. d. PAYNE,
care of Berry d Demovlo, Nashville. Tenn.
the States of Missouri, Kentucky Tennessee,
bama Georgia Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana, 1exas,
Arkansas either of the above ent, will
promptattention.
They eau also be had at the following houses:
}. G BROWNS II. &. SCOEEG'S W. +. GRAYS, J.
NJ. ZIMNERMAN'S, G.. W. HENDERSHOTS, Mrs. r. A.
co. ES, No.63 North Market ST.. and G. A BoBINS0N&
Co, Shelbyya.
mars '54--Gm
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MEDICAL.
g1W DAvIp's HEBREW PLASTER.

rI,E crest Remedy for Rheumatism Gout pain in the Side
Il HIP Back, Limbs and joints, Scrofua, Kings Evil
White SSeings Hard Tumors Stiff Joints and all fixed
pairs whatever Where this Plaster is applied Pain cannot
eKist. b.. Al. .. . -.
gentleman in the South of Europe and Palestine, in
iS8 heard mdch said in The latter place in favor of
SEW DAffp'S PLASTER and of the las he consrdered)
miraculous II hid performed that he induced to
Try Il on his person. for Lung and Liver Affection
ts removal o which hRd been the chief object Of his jour
beY but which had resisted the genial and delicious Cline
He accordingly applied plaster the right side Of his
chest where the pals seated, another between the
shoulders, and the region of the liver. In the
time he dganktrcely Of herb tea of laxative quail
ties. lie iouud his health improving and in few
weeks s cough el hing the ssowness his skin disap-
pesred his n was removed, and his health became per-
Ananeutly relnstated,
lie following from Mr.. Worstel editor of the Mas
siliun Gazette:
~lESrLgHGv-Durng last winter and spring, was so
uouhcd win pain IN my breast as to render unfit
I5r tue dnes of my Office and hearing your JEW DA-
SlUS or HEBREN PLASTER highly recommended for
similar cases, was induced give trial. had
plaster upon my breast but short tnle when all pain
7ft me- and enabled again TO engage in the labos of
ne ohce would also siae that my sister, residing in
eubenviein this STATE has received much benefit from
ssson Gss Sossat Sql5 fiy Y is4s. 'ohN NUTSHELL
II has neen very b seicia in of Weakness. such
a5ain and Weakness in the stomach Weak Limbs, Lame
reSs Affection oI the Spine, Female Weakness, &c No
'scae sGbec. 10 pain weakness in the back sides,
should De without l. Married ladies in delicate situations
rad greT Teie fom constantly wearing this plaster.
the application Of the Plaster between the shoulders has
been land certain remedy or Colds Coughs, Phlhisic
and uag Aaecions in their primary Stages 1t destroys
Inflammation by peIspratiou.
Beware OF cOGnteTieits and base limitations!
CAUTiOA.Ihe subscribers the only General Agents
IN the Sihern States for the sale of this truly valuable
aser and in order to prevent purchasers being imposed
dpoo, 10y counterfeit article, sold in this city and else
sheIe iJr the genuine, they invite particular attention
The following Marks TIE GENuISE:
lst-Iae gsafii0 Is put up s1aoos, engine tvrneI bot
t71l6I b1rss, ssO. s0Licred ia.
d-ZIe gfNalae has the e8arGged Aeado Of s0 DdUiI
sdl0as ar0ead tie Tor 1citf accompanying record Of
oa=yt 10 Z. Ii,yloy, HoeIcster.
SC0VIL Il MEAD,
Ill Chartres street, New Orleans.
General Wholesale gents for the Southern States TO whom
suGrd5Ts must he addressed.
Sold also VI Wholesale Gud Retail BIZ
BERRY 4 DEMOVAL,
EWIN BROTHERS.
W. I. GRAY,
J. NJ ZIMMERMAN.
isli2-dtS&w Agents
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-06-06
EnN s. POLHEMILS.

SO Broa3 Street, Corner Beaver, New-York,
OFs,' f5r S,e lie y3'o,oiig Heavy Cotton Fabrics:
NTEw-ENGLAND COTTON SAIL DUCK-22 inch all
numbers hard and soft also all the various widths of
Canvass manufactured this establishment comprising
err variety the trade and offered at the lowest
rates.
Nouu Vernon Extra full assortment Of this superior
fabric
WILL1MANTIC COTTON DUCK-l6, 1s, 20 and %
,pch AN numbers hard and soft This fabric awarded
the highest Premium the London Worlds Fair also
car own State FAIR
SHIP AND BEAR MARK DUCK-Plain and twilled
ina1ui,cIred by The Gree woods Company, superior
tce for light sails tents, awnings, &c alsO Mount Yer
non Twied Ravens Howard Ravens Pioneer and Phoenix
Iills Light Cotton Ravens plain - to q inch; Heavy, do.
do
COTTON SAIL TWINE-A full assortment.
TARPAULIES, HAMm0CKS, STUFFS, &c.
PAPER FELIING-ob 10 - inch, made very heavy,
expressly tor dri"T elts.
car COyFRING-C Cutton Canvass, all widths, from 80
80 lJU inches an all numbers, made expressly for
ing and roofing lGlro4d cars perfectly and permanently
oarer.prn.f aud more enduring than the Car itself
ENAMELLING CANVASS, IS, 40, A. and 80 inch
Tlan and tvl,.ed. Ia every variety.
BAGS AND BAGGTNG-Ot every description Seam
s Bags woven whole all size in bales OF 100, 200 and
800; cobi ing strength, utility and cheapness, for grain
aud meal, are unsurpassed.
Elso heavy Cotton SackRg, 30 inch Canvass, thread
werp aud Filling heavy 'wllied, do do, go 20, 40, and
al inch.
WOOL sACKs-Woven whole all sizes new and desirs-
tile artcie feb2j .54-lyd.
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MEDICINAL.
STRONG HOPE


FOR ALL RHEUMATIC PATIENTS.
WITHOUT the least shadow of doubt, the Chinese
wv Rheumatic AntidOte, is the only reliable RENE
before the public for the immediate and permanent
lief Of long standing cases of
Chronic Rheumatism.
and eycncaDg Neuralgia Pains, Hip disease Cont
al contracted and distorted Limbs Paralysis, wasting and
decay OF the muscles sweed and enlarged JOINTS painful
sweIiings Rheumatism Tic Doloreux, Cramps and
Spasms, &c sc. This medicine is truly the
King of Rheumatism,
and from the rapid sale and unprecedented satisfaction
which daily given by it, its astonishing effects be
doubted. -....
Severe Neuralgic Pains
SPEEDILY removed by few applications this won
deriul combination. The old and young need have
of perfect restoration.
Dead Palsy
is completely cured in incredible short ime
of this external application. No need doubt it,
ed satisfaction.
Contracted and Stiff Joints
perfectly relaxed and restored TO their natural life and
Persons in High Life
who, from prejudice other causes unwilling
medicine which is brought 10 notice BY being ad
vessd, nermifng themselves suffer and under
agonuz aud Xcrnciaag Pains of rheumatism and Neu
rga justly proud rubbing their and
Joints with one bottle Of his External Remedy.
Loss of Muscular Power,
wasting and decay of the muscles, numbnes weak back
PAINFUL joints, all speedily cured BY The of this
cine.
We respectfully the citizens ofNahville and yicin-
y who are affected with form OF Rheumatism other
diseases above TO call and procure
phet and bottle medicine, and we confidently
promise you satisfaction.
4. 5. YoUArr & co, Proprietors Maiden Lane n ",
to whom all orders should be aidresse
For ssle in Nashville by J. p. DRoMGOOLE & co.
Sole Wholesale and Retail A gent
s. g :. MHrfreeshoro' by J. w. NELSON
4" s. Fayetteville, MeELRor & MCKINNEY,
" g 9 Paducah, ky., by SINGLETON d son,
" " s. McMinnyine, by J. b. STONE.
mari 'Ji-dSirw :.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-06-06
COTTON SAIL TWINE-A full assortment.
~ . q. aEnnKS STIIEES
AFFJfCTFD REAnt

PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE-EstabIshed Is
wears ago by DIR. hINkELlN. The oldest surest and
oes hand all forms o secret diseases OF the skn and
tary habits Of youth, is DR. kINkELIN, n. W.
II THIRD and Union streets between Spruce and Pine one
aud a half squares from the Exchange Philadelphia.
rake Particular NOiice.-There is q habit which
~ teach each other the academy colege-a habit in
ye, IN when ly themselves IN solitude growing up with
he hoy 10 iauho0d and which, If not abandoned in due
time not vuv begetS serious obstacles 10 matrimonial hap
7pess bu gives series o protracted nsldous and
devastating affections Few d those who indulge IN ms
-ucoS practice are Of the consequences until they
ind the nervous system shattered feel strange aud unac-
n;s be feelings yaie fears IN the mind. The ndvlduaI
r,sS feeble lac unable TO labor with accustomed Wig
apply ms innd TO study h!ss'epls tardy and weak,
dad md rieSoiue, tGe countenance IS dewncast The
s,cs without natural lUStre Shameacedness IS apparent
N5@ SYMPTOMS 'rt,c St2att GSeateH TIE attention OF
l,1s.ssL.-...g . gti.rtsi.
IFhe vcla De- conscious of the of his decay, and
having reLgusa the odous practice, he suffers under
hose terrible nucrua emissions which weaken and shame
him producing mental and physical prostitution IL he
-raucpGte M4se before the practice has done lis worst
and enter Ina'MuDy, u- marriage unfruitfu and his
senses tsllhim That 's caused by his early folies.
Too many think they viii hug the their
eears and themselves. Alas how often is this fatal
elusoa and how many promising YOUTH who might have
eou s ornament society has faded from the earth!
Young Men! Lei no false modestv deter YOU frore
making YOUR known 10 who, from education and re-
.pectabiy, alone btlrond you lie who places himself
,,rler DIR kiNhELlSS TeatInent regiou-ly conide
z honor a. gentleman aud IN whose bosom will be for
Ssr locked lhc secret of the patient.
CcuB;ry Misunderstanding il inconvenieut 10 make
sonal appl catOH by stating their explicitly
bar vi all ihcir symptoms, per letter postpaid have
S,,rsai ~ them chest containing Dr h ; medicines
,,rronriated accordingly and be cured at home.
Sr,tra- of the ureha weakness and constitutional de-
hty promptly cured and full vtCor restored All letters
remittance of - cents in a letter, post paid ad-
,r,sad 10 DR. kiukein Philadelphia, will secure his book
vn the Secret lntuuities OF oulh. Sen4-wlv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-06-06

y CURE FOR DEAFNESS.-SCARpA Compound
Acoustic OIL. For the of Deafness PANS and Dis
charges OF Matter from Tie Ear Also Nil those disagree
bic noise ike the buzz'ng of insects falling OF water whz
zlng of stsar &c, which mpt0ms of approaching
deafness and also generally attendant with Iae diseas
Many persJns who have been def for ten, hfseed and
twenty Years and obliged IrurDes have
after ng three bott eS thrown aside their rum
pes being made perfectly well! Physicians and surgeons
highly recommend lis use
gentleman Of ihs city has just received letter from
friend OF his ply scln of eIinence in Bangor, Me- and
has kindly allowed US 10 make the foowing ex ract
Il have obtained btae ot Sctspa'S OIL for Deafness
and find II vbiea medicine that YOU viii much OBJ
ige you will Try and pfucr- dozen bOItles"
Have you ried IL Ii 40, do uat delay anaIher day.
hui send imrneiiaely; it have been Of the
and prudent ard already bought boie the question is
settled; you have recovered yUur hearing Scrapas Oil
for Deafness fails t IS the only med sire that will
Thousands Ot deaf persons will give their resm i,y
in its The beauty 6f the thing IS tha! cures with
cut producing any pam
This metcne has cured persons and ia now used
ct Diseases 0fihe EaF The certificates are iinerous
and of the highest authority. Ai,o
DOCTOR JACKS0N'S PILE AND TETTER EN-
BR0CATIOS.-ThiSn may be considered specific ard /,
warranted II cnlT immediately alayS pain and
inflammation steps al bleeding suoduss Etoerae itch
ing; but it eiec uai cures very short time, persons
whose lives have been rendered miserable for wears lis
application produces pin but rather agreeable and
pleasant ltOn Gail send tor list of cures aud
you will be aStouished.
- For sac by q. ". IendpFsho Nashville; Bel
Robinson Co, Louisville aud J - PGFk, Cincinnati
nar!z- "a, en-. q V
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SUNDRIES.
RURNET,S WATER COOLERS.

MYTH this elegant article families Of ordinary size can
w be supplied with water as cool rs ice ITSELF By an
outlay of Sets. per day for ice.
BURNETS FlLTERING APPARATUS, for removing
impurities from water, rendering it perfectly clear and
wholesome
ICE CREAM FREEZERS AND TUDS-We have n
large assortment which we Will sell low forcash or topuuc-
tual customers. ~
Also, Ice MALLETS, ICE PICS. &c, &c.
PLUNGE, SPONGE AND SHOWER BATHS.-We
have all varieties Of Bath Tubs made Of an extra heavy
article OF zine imported expressly for the purpose
Also, TOILET SETS FOR CHAMBERS, OF the best
New York patterns
BRITTANlA WARE-We have this day received from
New lork and will sell at small advance on the manu-
lacnrers prices the most elegant stock of BRITTANIA
WAKE that has been offered in this CITY, al Ice so
low as to induce those in the moe crate circ,-
stsnoes to combine elegance with nfcrt
Biittania Candestcks, Pitchers, Cups Lamps dc, &c.
all al equally low rates
BLOCK TIN COY Erred DISHES, otf ali sizes. Z
Coffee Urns, Soup Tureens higgins &C. Ac &C.
mag65l SNOM. MACKENIIE Z 60
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MEDICINE.


THE MEDICAL MAGNET, OR, EVERY
l. ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN. This is the only
Work treating on PRIVATE DISEASES, common L,
MALE and FEMALE, and that contains RECIPES for the
cure of the 1t gives the symptoms of the different
diseases follows them up their different stages with re-
the unfortunate learn their precise situation take
their pencil and make out prescription (Which can be
procured at any Drug Store) and BY following implicitly
the instructions be cured and exposure. The author
Of this work late Professor in of the leading Medical
Colleges OF Philadelphia has perhaps had practice
IN the cure OF Pr ate Diseases different stages OF Socie-
beautiful Lhographic Figure Of Female showing the
formation OF the Generatre Organs with proper expana
tons, &c.
Address HUGHES & CO., Publishers, Post paid, Phila-
delphia, Pa Price 81 per Copy-Free of Posta ge.
nar3O 54-d&wGm
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yTALUABLE AGENCY.-A few .

' spOnsible men wanted TO the States OF
Tennessee and Alabama for the Manufacturing and Mer-
camille Union Of n. \. City.
The greatest inducements are offered TO travelling
Agents. such that they make from two five hundred
dollars per month"; according to their energy and effort
erted.
The fabrics manufactured and sold by this Company are
PcrceaM HGrts of all varieties including Gab's j0Te
and Horse Trimmings unrivalled elegance and durab
ty, and at prices uneXcepGonabe.
These wares awarded the first premiums at TIE
Cry Palace this past season. which indicates their
periory ali foreign wares.
The subscriber has office and sample room 1T the
AahriAe Lan Nashville where he respectfully Snbcts the
attention of ladies aud gentlemen of the city, tie
naticn of OF the principal attractions OF the Crystal Pal
ace.
.s Exclusive local geus established or the most IA
vOFable terms. ". D. NICHOLS,
Commissioner of Agents for She NaRnf-cttg;a5 ORi
Nredatils t"toa, $50 Broadway y, !. City.