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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-24

OrTRAcEs AT ERIE-A most Internal outrage has
lust been committed in Erie-which transcends all
the past villanies of that infamous city.
About 10 o'clock this morning fifty men, disguis-
ed in womens clothes assembled at the Front
street bridge and commenced tearing it down. A
miscellaneous rabble of more than two hundred
citizens stood by and cheered on the ruffians An
unoffending young man, Thos Walker, son of ].
H Walker tone of the directors OF the road was
peacefully locking on at the time, when he was
set upon by the scoundre's, rotten-egged, stoned,
kicked, and beaten His lie is despaired Of The
rioters p-etende to regard him as spy.
A late dispatch saws that the bridge was com
pletely torn down. Mr.. Vincent, high sheriff of
Erie county, was on hand, and endeavored to pre-
serve peace but without avail He was driven off
We learn that Lowry telegraphed from Pttsburg
to Erie Yesterday, advising his felow-cuprts to
keep up the excitement, and they keeping it
I'D" accordingly The directors now residing in
Erie will probably flee for their lives meeting
of the directors of the Erie & North East Road
was held in Erie yesterday, but with what result
we do not learn. The present board was undoubt-
eddy reelected
4 gentleman who passed through Erie on Sun
day saws he was told by apparently respectable
1stzens that the order Of the United States Court
could never be enforced-that a file of soldiers
placed on each side of the track for seven miles
would not be able to carry it into execution The
fNSSNlon Will De IcSttu, IOTluudltlt III lew udIS
and We shall see. That there viii be trouble and
bloody work, however we have no Doubt
Inc report Of the last fragrant outrage came from
Wen known friend of the Railroad Company in
Al Ere ana can he relied on. We understand that
otner ue9patches have been received at telegraph
ounces IN town, stating that the depreciation was
committed by real women. This is hoax. and
the Enc operators Were either ionoead mon ar
intended 70 lie about it. F "
Later from Ere-The tsoo R,al,o. D.,
&s0lOg-The Mob Rampat-Priyate desn,toha.
received by the House Line at halrna tno .T;
sftersoon, state that both railroad brdgas .lils
at French street and State street-are now b,,s
ing. The mob, after tearing them down SET thar,
or fire. The mob i. estimated at a thousand nor
sons They are all frantic with passion.
Another dispatch, addressed to railroad men in
thiseity, says, Don't come until there is protec-
ton here Positively not safe. The mob is much
worse than ever
We learn that in addition to other injuries, Mr..
Walker had his clothes literary torn off his back
The directors of the Erie and Northeast road held
q meeting at Erie yesterday and elected the former
board Of directors. full account of the destruc-
ton of the bridge has been teegraphed to President
Pierce, by gentleman of this city. 1t is supposed
Judge Irwin's certificate will reach Washington |
to-day We look for prompt action Cleveland |
Pasndealer l7h.
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HOUSE AND STEAMBOAT FURNISHING GOODS.
A. MORRISON & co.,


Corner of tie Square and lDeaderick street.
A RE daily receiving additions to their STOCK of
n STEAMBOAT AN D HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, |
And intend keeping fun assortment Of articles for convs-
hence and economy in the line Amongou
stock may be found 2 ---fat p "
= SILVER PLATED WARE 81 IL |
Tea Sets Fruit Baskets and Costors "a
Butter Dishes Castcrs and Napkin Rings
Soupand Gravy LADIES' tfltL
Dinner and Dessert Forks; ~ .....
Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons;
Cream, Mustard and Salt a &c.
.i'ir BRITTANIA WARE. ~
Tea Sets Pitchers, Goblets; iliti
Casters Tea and Coffee Pots; ESQ ~ -fi
Candle Sticks Lamps, Soup Ladies';
Sugar Bowls Cream Cups and Tumblers, &c.
PLANISHED OR BLOCK TIN WARE
Coffee and Tea Urns, Chatting Dishes;
Oyster, Vegetable and Water
Egg Boilers, with and without lamps;
Jelly and Pudding Moulds;
Dish Covers, single or In sets; a "a.
Nurse Lamps, with china dish and Tea kettle.
JAPPANED AND PAINTED TIN WARE
Tea Trays and Walters, inlaid with Pearl
g beautifully Painted;
Toilet Sets
Chamber Pals.
Foot Tubs, Wash Bowls and Pitchers;
Spittoons, Tea and Coffee CanisIers;
Foot and Stomach Warmers, Candle Sticks;
Cake and Tart Cutters, Soups &c.
HARDWARE.
Fine Ivory Handle Knives, with and without forks;
Bone and Horn Handle Knives and Forks;
I" Polished Steel Fire Sets and Stands;
Bronzed Fire Stauds and Sptoons;
Tea Kettles of Brittania, Copper and Iron;
Coffee Mills Sad Irons, Sad Stands;
Enameled Sause Pans and Kettles, -t
J. Tinj
Fish snd Tea I"
Pots Stew Pans, &C.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
BY next arrivals from New Orleans will be in receipt Of
Clothes Hampers and Baskets;
Market and Travelling Z"
Wagons Cabs Sewing and Rocking Chairs
WheelBarrows, BedsIeads, &c;
Brass bound Pals and Keeers; ~
Trays Towel Rollers, Measures &c;
Butter Prints and Knives, Wooa Spoons;
Rarre and half-bbl Covers, Rolling Pins;
Cedar Pals, keelers Tubs and PIggins;
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES on HAND.
CHINESE GONGS, for Hotels and Steamboats,
Tin Lined Dish and kniye Baskets, Tor Hotel and
Steamboats,,
Foot Mats, Floor and Scrub Brushes,
Feather busters, Whisk Broons Bed Cords,
Bread Knives, Sardine Openers,
Oyster Oyster .<.-sHt.
Champagne Knives, Mutt Crackers
Clocks and Time Pieces Lanterns,
Looking Glasses, Curtain Bands
Portable Boot Jacks, Cloths Pins
Mincing Machines, Chop Knives,
Toasting Forks, Scimmers and Ladies'
Flesh Busting Spoons, ..-- a.-..
Egg Whips, Tea and Hand Bells
Muddlers Lemon Presses, Ice Picks,
Walters Trays with stand,
Knife Boxes Twne Reels Stone Match Safes
Plate Warmers Vegetable Sicers, &c, &c
50 1P STONEGRIDDLES univeI sally used at the North
require grease bake cakes, aud will not burn Hotel
and steamboat Propretors boarding House Keepers and
Private Families respectfully invited 10 examine the
Stock A. MORRISON, l. CO.
| jan24 54-lw Corner of Square and Deaderick ST.
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spIRITUALISM.

By John W. Edmonds and George 7. Dexter ~ d., with
an appendix BY Nathaniel p TaIlmadge late o. s soma
tor, and Governor of Wisconsin. Fifth Edition. few
copies justreceised by
isna, F. HAGAN
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.

F. HAGAN, Market street. has for sale
THE EMINENT DEAD; Or, The Triumphs of Faith in
the Dying Hour. With Introduction by the Rev. A.
Stevens A NJ and Sketch Of H. b. Bascom, by Rev. VIM
w. weightman, d. d. BY Bradford K. Pierce. New and
elegant edition.
HEALTH TRIP TO THE TROPICS By N. p. Viii
lis
THE LIFE OF MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS. By
Headley.
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GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.
yALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE.

II WISH 10 sell my tract Of LAND on the Nashville -
i and Chattanooga Railroad about IS miles Rom -
the city The tract contains l43 y acres about 80
acres cleared and cultivation; has it good and ecu
Portable frame dwelling house. with plenty Of out houses
we'll OF good wafer &c The whole tract hes well and ~
desirable farm. 4 viii give bargain the land ThOI
wishing 90 purchase might d. well and examine
For Information in regard to the lad spnly C. v
Nance ES, the undersigned at KinbIos Mil, ned
the Nolensyille Turnpike. SAhI k1MBkO.
ian22 '54-lm-
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W.T.. BERRY a. co.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED
POLEAN A 4? ST. Hell EAA.
History Of the CAPTIVITY Of Nspoean St Helena from the
Letters and Journals Of the late Lieut. Gen. SIR HUrsoS
LOVE- and Official Documents not before made public
By wIlLIsM FoRsYra, ~ A. vols, l2no asla
This work. which has been anxiously expected FOE
nv years. isof great historical importance. 1t contains
much new and important matter concerning the captivity
of Napolean Helena. The explanatory portions
remarkably well written terse vigorous. and emiue.ty Ia
cid. a..
The task though long delayed has finally been peIorm
ed As aepears with perfect manness eeaness and
conviction. Mr. Forsy style admirably fitted for ms
subiectfair forcble and srgumeniave BY his work be
has done credit himself and cleared the character Of
brave an honest and high minded English soldier and
gentleman Meknow no ampler panegyric On the uses
az the successes of auhorship.B Magazine.
Its historical importance is Of the highest valas and
hether we agree with the various conclusions
which its author would ain lead the reader amply de-
serves and will reward the careful peral Of every persos
who is interested in the subject of
As an account Of the Captivity Of Napoleon IS without
arrival IN the fidelity of sdetas It's admirable pictures Of
the ex-enperor and its general veraey.-New Noshly
Magazine,
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FIELDs,- sCRAP.BOOK.

F. Hagan, Market street. has just received another
supply of the revised edition OF FieIds' Scrap Book"
ian24
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PERCY EFFINGHAM.

F. HAGAN, Market street. is just in receipt of another
supply this very interesting Romance by Henry Cockton
author OF the valentine Vox," &c, &c.
The trade supplied on accommodating terms
ianle "a.
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BULWER's NOVELS.
THE COUNTESS D'CHARNEY.

F. HAGAN, Market street. has just received, complete
in yols Alexander Dumas Thrilling Romance, Till
COUNTESS DCHARNEY; Or, tho Fall of the French
Monarchy. Price 81 co. complete.
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The Citizens of Nashville will bear in mind tina
agents for the sale of that superior preparation Mon
rINoREs Bitter CORDIAL Blood PURIFIER which has
become popular throughout the UniOn remedy for
purifying the NOod and rearig0rating and strengthening
the system. This is vegetable extract pleasant
to the taste; and with many thousands wo have used H.
proved itself the great remedy in the treatment and OF
all diseases arising from hdgsstio dsorganzed cond
ton of the Lg Impurities of the Blond. Call and get
q bottle. Price 81 co Per bottle. Sold by
ii G SCOYIL, Druggist
BERRY DEMONIILE
T WELLS
janla '54-d&w3m 7 DROMG0OLE.
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PERIODICALS FOR 1854.

GLEASONS PICTORIAL, aud THE SATURDAY
EVENING POST for ls54.-The above two Weekly News
papers altogether the most popular and best Family
Literary papers of this country their distributing
agent for this city Our friends may rely upon receiving
them regularly at F. HAGAh'S,
janI4 Nj rket street.
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CASH SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY DAVIS & SWAMI.

CASH SALE OF GROCERIES,,
BY DAVIS & SWAMI.
ON TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 24th, 1854,
we will sell in front OF Auction Rooms, without
serve, for cash
50 hhds Sugar; 10 bbls Almonds;
All bgs Rio Coffee new crop;l loo boxes Va Tobacco
loo hills MoIasses: I9S W Cheese;
PSI u bblS do; 100 III r Raisins;
go boxes Star Candies; % baskets Champagne Wine,
20 do Sperm do very line;
100 do Palm Soap; casks Port Wine;
lT5 casks sun CARD Soda II !. casks Cog BRANDY
100 bbs Peachorc'd Whisky ) casks Madeira Wine;
so bbls Pixies Whisky; 50 bbls Irish Potatoes;
80 bags Pepper; 80 bxs Teas, various kinds;
80 bags Ginger; leo bxs assd Pie Fruits;
20 bbs Crushed Sugar; so bxs do Pickles;
do Powdered do
With large lot Of sundy articles too numerous to mem
az All the above articles are store, and will be
sold without reserve. .-
ian20 "a No. 70, Public square
THE SALE OF GROCERIES.
ON WEDNESDAY, Jan. 25tI 1854, we will offer at
~ Public Sale
l25 hhds Louisiana Sugar, all grades
200 bbls Plantation MOIasses;
100 bags Prime Rio Coffee
500 boxes Manufactured Tobacco, all grades
so &c AdaInantine Candies;
leo boxes Fancy Soap
so Packages Liquors.
90 bbls Schultz X Y Pale Ale; 81
100 boxes Durkee's Baking Powders;
lO4 Tnmblers aad lars;
500 kegs ShGenberger's Mails, all sizes;
With various other articles.
The goods will be put up in usual quantities with lib
eral privileges.
TERMS OF SALE:
All sums under $500. cash;
over $500, and under $500, 80 days:
$500. and under $1,000, 90 days
$1,000 90 days, for approved endorsed
notes, payable in one Of the City Banks.
ian2O "a W. III. GORDON d co.
WALL PAPER.
lust received a splendid assortment of fiOd Papers
81 Coli and Velvet Borders and Plain Satin Papers for
Parlors, Halls &c, together with large lot of Window
Curtain Paper patterns, wide Green Testers, dc.
=" On hand, large assortment OK uaglazed papers,
from 10 to z5c per bolt
KLAGES x G0RBEY.
No 20 College st, next door to the Sewanee House.
n B.-Paper-hanging done in the best manner
Oct2.
NNGROES FOR SALE.-WE HAVE A
j number Of NEGROES for sale Amongst them first
Carpenter Also extra Sesmstress and General
House Servant. Qualifications and dispositions both
guaranteed Ia sale
We wish to buy ten or twenty likely Young Negroes,
jan20 "a DABBS PORTER.
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z SENATE-AFTsRNooN SESSION.

-fls3.- sa1af 90 -a.t ... MONDAY, JAM 10
Senate met pursuant to adjournment and POI
ceeded with the Calender. -
SENATE BILLS on THIRD READING
Bill to re enact and amend the 10th section OF
an act passed February 28th 1852, chap. l9l-Iead'
Mr.. Nave rose and explained the object and pro-
visions of the bill and insisted on its passage MT
Havron made soms enquiries, which Mr.. Nave an
swered satisfactorily, and the bill passed Ayes, 10;
noes 2. s ..
Bill to amend the practice in the Circuit Court;
read and passed Ayes, il; noes, 8.
Quite number of Senate bills were passed on
their second reading; others were passed over nior
mally, and others read and re committed, &c
The bill to establish the office OF Geolog'st and
Mineralogist for the State was amended and passed
its third reading.
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NEW BOOKS.
TOON & RUTLAND, ~ Union Street, hav'
iusf rcretved-

POCKET: LEDGER-and Interest Tube,
Embracing. also, Land, Cubic, Liquid, Dry, Wood,
- Stone Brick and other Measures together with the
Rules for making thevarious calculations connected
with them, Calendar and Time Table. By r. W.
BARTLETT
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BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID,
For Restoring, Preserving and Adjoining ths Hair,
TO THE FOLLOWING Low RATES, VIZ
Bottles formerly sold al 80 cents reduced 20 % CENTS
- 80
Is the best article ever known curing Badness Dss
druf Salt Rheuin and all aeetisns the skin Where
everything else has failed, Boges Hyperion Fluid has e.
DOGLE's ELECTRIC HAIR DYE,
Is another wonder Of the age II insanity converts Red
G rev unsghily Hair into beautiful Black Brown,
Literally dyeing it the moment IL applied, a: the sans
time improving the soness and isxibiy Of the hair. IL
does stain the skin and BE- applied in weather
lis effects and certain whilst virtues beyosd
price and whenever used establishes iis superiority
over all others.
BOGLE'S ANGLE SHAVING CREAM
Is article Of merit its mild and detergent proper
prevent the skin from chappng and also resist he
sudden changes of the temperature climate Wills: is
lather is both creamy and lasting
BOGLE'S HEBEAIOSA,
Fer DR. serving and Identifying the complexion aud
derns it fair and delicate. Is without II rival
All these articles have stood the tst OF the sreiesi nves
tigatioa aud considered be the only worthy o
gracing the toilet Of beauty, taste and fashion E
Sold Only by GEORGE GREIG, at 81 Union Street
jan2I '54-f
ERESH mOPS,-0ne hale Flesh Hops, grO%th Of
iaD ~ z {'''' ''''' - anu STGETCH ORR,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists corner college and uboa
Streets.
I AMP AND CANDLE WICK,--Ju receiy ed
4 u full supply of the above. For saie by
jan21 81 STRETCH 4 ORA.
TNNE CHEWING. TOBACCO AND sEGARS-
IT Just received fall fresh ply Of line Chewing To
iansi 81 STRETCH 4 ORR
AMP TKilA uINGS.-Une box Lamp Thinning
jsnsI a STRETCH ORR.
ZINE RAzOHS AND sTRors.-we have on
Il hand feS extra fine RszOis and Srops. Also. some
Of lower price kseei ed and for sale by .--1-
jansi "a STRETCH ORR.
DOCKET KNiVES.-We have Just received
large assortment Of Pocket Knives OF the best quality
jan2l ~ STRETCH ORR
NE1.KO BOY FOR SALE.
DY VIRTUE Of decree of the County Court OF essi
ID County, rendered at the January Term, -55,
the case Of T. A Mabry. administrator, vs.. David d.
bry, ct al will oer f0r f4le al the Court House R I'M
OF Nashville Saturday, January sStb, 1884. o
cash. NEGRO BOY, named Leroy. aged sboct year
belonging to the estate 0, George " Mrbry deeeased
+. II. CHEATHAM
janI4-d&triwtd Clerk
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.
WE HAVE now in store large and we'll assorie
w Stock OF STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS
which we will sell much reduced prces, 50 a. to max
room for Spring purchases fhuse who ARE IN ssFC
Of cheap Goods would do wel 10 give usa call AS 5
determined sell very low for Cash. 10 forn
friends customers upon usual terms until the
ceipt Of our Spring stack.
STEVENSON WHITE.
jan22 "a Ne SO College street
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EAST FLORIDALASD AGENCY.

EAST FLORIDA LAND AGENCY.
By J. G.. POINTS.
ferences.
Hon. A. H. Ii. Stuart, Stanton, Va
DIR. Jack ShackeltOrd, CORTLAND Ala.
Hon. j J. Ormond, Tuscaloosa, Alabama
DR. j. Purice, Mobile Ala Hat-
]. j. Mcmahon, Esq, New Orleans.
B.M. Bradford, Esq, Aberdeen, Miss.
Hon S. Adams,
Hon Hon, i !. 4 5 T Fdsis' Mississippi
Tampa Florida jan q 54-ly.
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A bill to incorporate the Porter Fire Arm Com
pany passed and referred to the Military Commit
tee. a. "a
Abill to changethe line ofCannon and Ruther-
ford connties-p passed. ~ IA ~
Tie bib TO reduce the tax on Merchants license,
was. on motion of Mr.. Hebb, made the special order
for Thursday.
The House then proceeded to consider the Galen-
dar of House bills OF their third and last reading,
when the following billsw disposed Of &. 4
A bill TO repeal the Homestead Law-indetntely
! postponed
AbilI to protect the Homestead passed over
for the present
L A bill To secure to counties the tax on slaves, to
which MIR. Mathis offered an amendment 10 divide
the tax between the owner and huer, which was
rejected III sl.s Is. 1885,.
Dir. Tharpe offered an amendment restricting the
| application OF the law; which was adopted. 500
And MI Wynns took The floor in opposition to
! tie bill, and moved the indefinite postponement OF
! the bill and amendments
Mr.. Travis followed in defence of the bill (The
bill provides that the tax slaves shall be paid by
| the o1Uaer, in the county in which he resides, and
not by the kireT in the counties in which the slaves
NAV be hlred) Mr. Travis moved to reconsider
the vote rejecting Mr.. Mathis amendment, which
was agreed to. and the vote reconsidered and on a
reconsideration, after some remarks by Mr.. Cham
| bliss and an amendment by Mr.. Broyles to prevent
owners from paying tax twice, Mr. Mathis amend
| rnent was again rejected.
| Mr. Morris of Wayne opposed the bill, and Mr.
Travis replied, when Mr. House called the previou;
question, and the cali sustained, and the main
| question was ten put and the bill as amended
passed third reading ayes, 50; noes, Is.
Mr.. Winchester moved to reconsider the vote
aud the motion was rejected. l
A bill to establish a Chancery Court at Elizabeth
ton in Carter county, with amendments establishing
sundry other Courts Mr.. Harris opposed the bill
He doubted the proprety of establishing NOR
Chancery Courts unless new Chancery district b.
created Mr. Lillard replied to the objections, o
the gentleman from Washington, and after SOM
further remarks from Mr. Ode, the previous ques
ton was called for and sustained and the bill passe
third reading. and ON motion Of Mr.. Chatham tn
House adjourned until 2 o'clock.
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Ovid Bous My Grst appearance at ihe Bar; The Bench
and the Bar How the times served the Vrgnans Assault
and Battery Simon Suggs, Jr legal Biography; Squire
A. and Frters Jonathan and the Consabe Sharp Finsn
icering Cave Burton Of Kentucky; Justification aer Fer
Dict An Officer Of Hornor Hon. 5. Prentss; The Bar
of the South West Hon Francis Sother MeFee and Aeee
Scan Mag An Equitable set of; Cool RejoiHder'
Heavy Court Samuel Hole. Esq; John Stout and Marx
Sulivan; Mr. OaslOw Joe HeyfrOm; Old Uncle John Ex-
.,o,,;r, a candidate for License
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FANNY FERNS NEW BOOK.
10000 ORDERED IN ADVANCE OF PUBLICATION
Little Ferns for Fannys Little Friends-By the Author
Of "Fern Leaves" One elegant l6mo 800 pages-6 illus
trations Price, cents The same, gilt edges 81 90.
Just received pad for sale by
CHARLES W. SMITH,
janl0 Al College street.
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Rheumatism Cured The undersigned have for
sale tn at invaluable and sure remsdy, MORoaEs RHEu
oMPoUND which has obtained universal fame in
ring this dreadful disease in all its forms either itimdto
ry chronic. Thousands who had long been Grip
pies have been restored the the limbs and perfect
health by its
Call and get circular and read the evidence Sold
Ehoesae and retail by
HGSC0VIII, Druggist
BERRY DEM0VILLE,
TWELLS aa.
JP DR0MG0OLE,
Jari 8 '54-d&wSm Nashville, Tennessee.
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MEMOIRS OF ABERNKTRY.

Memoirs Of JoHS ABsRxsTHr. F. K 5. WiiEa
View of his Writings. Lectures and
Character. BY GEoRGE MACIL IN
EROS.
Nj Macilwain has one Of the first requisites for any sub
ect a living knowledgeo If. He knew AberDeihy 9th
as pupil and as medical friend IN after life and he Is
thoroughly acquainted with his works This X owisdge
pears IN whatever topic be hsndles-Spectator '-
We recommend these interesting and important volumes
in the strongest the attention Of the pabhcOb
memoir of high professional and general interest
Morning Post.
Book which ough, to be read BY every Oue.-LOndon
Standard
SIMMs, POPLAR ROMANCE.
W.T.. BERRY Il co. have just received =
THE YAMASSEE. "A Romance of South Carolina By
VIM Gilmore Simms and revised edition, with IL
luslraiious BIZ barley. limo cloth.
WTB K co. have also just received
MINNESOTA AND IT'S RESOU RCES4fe which are ap-
pended Camp Fire Sketches Notes Of trip from ST
Paul n Pembna and Sekirk Settlements the Ted River
Of the North. By Wesley Bond with new map Of the
Territory view of St Pauls and Of the Falls of 81
Anthony In vol. I2mo, cloth
A STRAY YANKEE IN TEXAS, By Philip Paxton.
cheap edition, paper cover
WESTERN CHARACTERS; or, TYPES OF BORDER
LIFE IN THE WESTERN STATES. By L. Mcdonnell,
author Of Talbot and Yerus," Sc.
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FANNY FERNS NEW BOOK.

FANNY FERNS NEW BOOK.
10000 ORDERED IN ADVANCE OF PUBLICATION
Little Ferns for Fanny Little Fnends-By the Author
OF "Fern Leaves" One elegant lsmo, 900 pagess Illus
tra.ions
just received and for sale by
janl4 +. HAGAN, Market street.
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STORING COTTON.
3DEkklNS ULACk-Are now prepared to receive
Il store and ship cotton Liberal advances made to con-
slgumeRts. ".t .r Oct2
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REDUCTION IN PRICE

BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID,
For Restoring Preserving and Adjoining ths Hair,
TO THE FOLLOWING LOW RATES, VIZ:
Bottles formerly sold at 80 reduced 70 % CENTS
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-24
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