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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-11-24

Whv is an egg like colts Because
Il Is moi fl, for use until it is broken.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-11-24

Why is a married man like candle
Because he sometimes goes out al my"
when he oughn'i 10.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-11-24

A woman was married for the ni"t'
time in Tennessee, recently.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-11-24

Two Irishmen, on landing IN this
country, and sitting down to their first
dinner on shore, found on the table dish
of prepared mustard, which neither OF
them had ever happened to meet before.
One Of them took spoonful at venture,
which quickly brought deluge of tears
over his face.
"What are you crying for :" asked his
companion.
II was crying at the recollection Of my
poor father, who was hung 20 years ago.
The dinner procee ded, and soon the
other made a dip into the mustard, with a
result similar TO the former.
..What are YOU crying for :" was the
grave inquiry OF his comrade.
II am crying because you were moi
hung when Your father was"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-11-24
Seventeen Things.
In which young people render them
selves very imPoi'e:

g..
3. Cutting finger nails in company.
4. Leaving meeting before it is closed.
s.. Whispering in meeting.
6. Gazing a, strangers.
=. Leaving a stranger without seat.
8. A want of reverence for superlors.
9. Reading aloud in company without
being asked.
10. Receiving present without some
manifestation of gratitude.
IL. Making yourself the topic OF con-
versatlon.
II. Laughing at the mistakes of others.
l3. Joking at others in company.
IA. Correcting older persons than
yourself, especially your parents.
Is. 10 commence talking before others
are through.
I6. Answering questions when put to
others.
II. Commencing TO eat as soon as you
get 10 the table.
FACTS ABOUT SCANDAL MoNoERs.-ln
every community is certain class oi peo-
pie whose only object in life seems to be
to defame and injure those around them.
Generally persons of small mind and low
origin, they seek to drag others down be-
cause their own merits will not suffice 10
give them a creditable position in society.
Ii has been our lot 10 meet with several OF
this class, and we have made their frail,y
a study but we confess no philosophy
will account for all their caprces. One
person for instance, goes back into the
past and resurrecls all the old stories of
family. shortcomings. of social dissen-
sions,t OF ga,what was once said," and a
sad array is thrown in the teeth of some
excellent man or woman,as old sins which
they are expected to bear. In conse-
quence the whole neighborhood is busy
with these old and most usual false tales
of scandal and gossip. and The tale-bearer
has the satisfaction of seeing really wor.
thy people in much trouble and pain from
the unexpected imputations made against
them. But here is the mystery; that ev-
cry tale-bearer has post of the most un-
enviable repu,e,-her family were of the
most 'scaly" kind Of people, and lived
such life as does not usually look well IN
print, and why person of such descent
should indirectly excite attention TO her
own affairs and her not forgotten past, by
her revival Of ancient scandal is, il strikes
us, puzzling to tell. 1t has served to
quicken our suspicious, that all scandal
mongers have family escutcheon not par
,icularly pure and we have come to the
conclusion that he or she whose tongue is
busy with regulations and family haPPi-
ness is just the person whose pas, ought
to be shrouded in darkness. If decent
respect for the feelings OF the living and
dead will not prevent the exhrmaion of
that which time had buried and grown
over with flowers, let the busybody think
she is thus greatly lowered in estimation
of worthy people, aud be silent for fear.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-11-24

HEART HoMEs.-Genus hath its tri-
umphs; fame its glories; wealth its splen-
dor; success its bright rewards; but the
heart only hath its home.
Home only What more needeth the
heart! Whal more can it gain! A true
home is more than the world-more than
honor and pride and fortune-more than
all of earth can give-the light The noon
day sun may not yield. and yet the tiny
fame one pure beam Of love enkindlelh,
and sympathy makes to burn forever.
Home! How more than beautiful thou
arl!-how like uniaught religion Ia
golden link between the soul and heaven
when the presence of a pure heart makes
il radiant. and the music OF affection
floats like the chorsls Of unseen cherubim
around thy tranquil hearth
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-11-24

TAR REMEDY FOR Horse DIsrEM-
PER.--Thomas w. Ladd, Of Smilh6eid,
Jefferson County, Ohio, writes to the
Ohio Farmer that he has found remedy
and cure for "distemper'' in horses. He
says: Having three colts sick with
this disease, an experienced farmer told
me 10 use tar, and he thought that the
sick colts would soon recover, and that
those who had not taken the disease
would not have it at all, or but lightly. |
followed his direction TO my entire salts
faction. l gave the colts morning and
evening. as much as ] could readily get
into their mouths with paddle. After a
few applications, the sick ones commen-
ced running at the nose. their appetites re-
turned, and in short time they had en-
tirely regained what they had lost from
disease. The others never took it to my
knowledge. Some prefer mixed fish-oil
with the tar, but used il alone, and be-
Iieve il to be entirely safficien, if the ar
ticle be good, pure tar. | would have no
faith at all in the coal tar, now in use in
some places.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-11-24

A RICH ScENE.-Yesterday Constable
Miller went with a search warrant TO look
for some stolen goods. After some exam
ina,ion they were found in the possession
of bounding servant girl. The property
consisted principally of articles OF dress
among which was time worked collar
This The officer endeavored TO get in ms
hands, but the girl put it in her mouth and
"shu, down on it, The constable deter
mined not to be foiled in that way, run
his finger in the girls mouth in order to
pull out the collar. when she opened, and
taking his finger between her teeth, crush
ed il almost to a jelly. The officer not
liking that trap, Jerxed out ssers,1sr' and md
the girl swallowedlhe collar. This en-
ded the search, as MIR. Miller concluded
the collar was then beyond his jurlscic-
ton. Healthy girl, that, and fond Of deli
cacies.-Terre Haute Erpress.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-11-24

A lie. though il be killed aud dead, can
sting somelimes--like dead wasp.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-11-24

A few dozen bonnets and Peiticoats for
young mems wear, TO correspond with the
shawls worn by Them, are on the way to
lhis city from the easi.--Ohio States
man.
That's right. give it to them ! Men
have no right TO complain of women 'cfa-
ring the pants. so long'as men ana q'iu-
nuncs ape The woman so far as 10 aPPro-
pirate her articles of apparel.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-09-28
Great Poultry Show
IA MAGNOLIA HALL, GALLATIN, TENN.

At MAGNOLIA HALL, GALLATIN, TENN.
CONMENt ING OCTOBER 18TH 1866. and con
the entire week of the tennessee State Fair 1t
under the patronage Of the officers OF the State AgrCu
turgl Bureau
ne Mana ger has made every arrangement for the Col
lection and Exhibition of specimens OF all the RARE
FANCY, VALUABLE aud SUPERB POULTRY in the
Union, comprising every variety If Shanghai, Bramsh
PoOJr=, Cochin China Game Fowls of ali nation Black
Sp4utsh Do!nlnquer Cumberland, Dnrkins Polish, Ham
burgs and Bantams. African wild and mestic Geese
iurkes, wild and DOMESTIC Puddle and Polish Ducks
Guinea Fowls, Swans, aud pair Of the only Chinese
Mandarin Bucks in America; together with arg
cuecuUn Of Parrots Pigeons, CanSries Rabbits, Deer
aud all native birds and animals.
The Fowls will come under twenty different classes
The whole amount Of the gross receipts this Exhibition
the week. vii be div oed halt the Society,
aud other half into Twenty Premiums which will be
awarded the OF such Fowls will be entitled to
Lem The Premiums cannot fail TO be large and worth
competing for Al the close OF the exhibon there will
be Public Auction for the benefit Of such owners OF Fowls
may desire 70 dispose of Them.
The Cages shUuG simply be boxes with neat open fronts
c small dnens viii be convenient tor the Fowls
10 show TO advantage and be marked with owners
from whencs sent To arrive before 10 O'Clock
OF the rst Gay the Fair superior Brass Band vii
accompany she exhibition,
10 aiuinu there viii be exhibited an extensive and
superb Nuseum OF CuriosnIes the collections of several
eDuent travellers Ia Europe, Asia and Africa, comprising
many thousands Of interesting specimens.
The Manager also invites the seldng Of DaguerFeotype
Miniatures OF La les IN Tennessee for the purpose Of
lecung 10 be placed IN the New York suseum as
- Ee Beauty of Tennessee and afterw ards 10
be painted ana engraved Tor page OF magnificent work
be published 10 PARIS France, to contain portraits Of
he distinguished beauties OF the world The selec-
Of the pre-einelt beauty of whole State by
commit w give decided advant ge towards obtain
ing Of The premium OF s. 000 which will be paid
or the hkenesses OF the lovely females in the
Union.
Direct to the Secretary, GaIIa;n, Tenn.
II desired they will be returned close of the Fair
else viii be sent to the New Ork Museum.
Portraits from other States will also be sent above.
Col. r chMd Alea, President; DIR Joshua Franklin,
Vice President; W. s. Munday, Treasurer BoJers Sec
TetlTy.
Geo. ". Winchester, VIM. Prince, T. Barry, 7 c. Trim
b. Directors. X. WILLIAMSON,
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DRUGS.
FRESH SUPPLIES

! 40 PACKAGES Fresh and Genrjae MEDICINES
tlO CHEMICALS. PAINTS &c.' &C. Reeeyed b and
Al the NAN AND MORTAR, on Market, opposite Uuor
| street, vile june24
| y Pocket LestrUaaeats assorted. just received by
june24 I. WELLS
DERFIMERY.- so dos. C6lognss and otEer fae
IL T5iIstte Udters assorted
| BOHEMIAN GUILT TOILETTE BOTTLES, assorted.
| C0SMETICS-A fine assortment.
HAIR TONES, Hfir Dyes, Gloss Powder, puhs ard
GURLlNG FLUIDS, POnatums OILS. Paioconass,
T0ILsTTE and Shaving Soaps 100 doz.
TOOTH WASH,
fla.o,saa Extracts. Jul as'ort1'sas Reeeiyed sad
COD Lfv r. oIL.-RusHroSs ourSSs' /" aonraIa, i53Iap
j Hyd. Potass, IODINE. NITRATE SILVER, Select
powders of Ipecac Opium Coocynth Rhubarb. Scamouy
Nayspple, Golden Seal. All offered low by
june4 T. WELI&
= SARSAPARILLA EXTRACTS. As Dozen
- nULLS, GqisOas, TowNSEND's, CdrPeatsr's, SHAKER
fresh fluid Extracts OF SaIsaparilia oa -
DRANDIES, WINES, &C.-47 BBLs and bd!f
ID PIPES Og1iac Otard, Uypyeg, Signette, and Csan-
fag"e BrGTiies Madeira, Port sherry Muscate VINES
A ROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCIINAPPs.-A
L4 popular remedy fo diseases of the kidneys.
DORTER-Lond in piut and quart bottles
l. Received by T. WELLS
ELECTRIC Machines, Nsdiciae CGests, Medical
~ SADDLE Bags Game Bays TruSses, Shoulder Braces,
<1VdDHsSfeOS
Ii ydraulic Gene at and Plaster of Paris of gu
L perlor quality.
NTARNISHES Furniture Coach, Demsr, Bro.V ard
" Bdet Yhlpaa, lron Leather, Instrument and Picture
VaTnishes
GOLD LEAF, Gold Fol, Si5usr Leaf; Red, Ysl0ao
" amt Hajts b, Oasss.
DRUSH ES-7S dozen HAIR Tooth, Nail, Hat, Cloth,
ID Paint Busting, Sweeping ScFubbing, POona, Stencil
Horse, Comb Shoe, Stopping and Yarnish Brushes
7 EECH ES.-Fresh supplies. Received by
IL luue2t T. WELLS.
A RTIST'S COLORS.-9= dozen fresh assorted
n ColOrs in inf -xibIe tubes well assorted.
OFFICES; 1900 LBS. Pepper; sz5 lbs Pimeuto;
y Cloves, Cinnamon, Mace, Ginger Ground Spices
Verm celai Sparkling Geletine, Bitter Almonds; Pre-
served Ginger
DiPES, Marbles, Gun Flints Percussion Caps. Gun
l. Waddng.
- and New England Cough Syrup
AIUSTARDS-F Frankfort LouisyilIs Lexington and
NJ Cincinnati. Received and for sale by T. Ellis
ENINE PEN AND POCKET KNIVES.-Ass'd
Il PORT N0NAIES every shs1e
PISTOLS, SWORD AND WALKING CANES. Well
assorted
- EGARS AND TOBACCOS- SO. 600 C1zaiores,
- Aapoleon, Birrios, Le0Ad0yo oJeHay Lind Seqars;
70 boxes hay Queen and fine Cut Chewing and butcher
Smoking IobaccOs. For sale low By T. WELLS.
pLACkING-40 gross fresh Paste Backing.
II SIAhCh, 70 boxes, STAR CANDLES. - boxes.
ALCOHOL, Yinegsrs lFaissgs GINS Runs. SIS bbs.
LlNSEED OIL and SPTS TURPEN1INE.
PURE WHITE LEADi 10 25, 80 and leo ID kegs.
ZlNA WHITE PAINT fRs French IN IS and 80 kegs
Received and for sale at d small advance b.
june24 L WELLS.
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MEN PAIL AND WINTER GOODS
AT WUOT PSaIp
q. g. ETTr. = ~

o COILS G STREET, NASHFILLE
Rs no" n receipt OF the largest ami desirable
n stock Of
sTAFLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
Trey haVe+yef before cderet The attention u DsSis-s
wnO purchase 70 this eliy .Ba csh 90 On g or; sine il
respectfully solicited. wh ibe =S,arauos iaat We ca
and VIII se IS low ss they b. purchased elsewhere
the5 "a special attention . tasIr excessive stock OF
AAD3E.S' DRESS GOODS.
hm5racing isudsouse iIus OF French Asriroa Pts;4
Silks ssd Fogius Eugish aud Amescsn Iela,ns sad Co
oerg Cioths h,cn tfeueh DsGiEes -ad Csbfneres sad
the largest stock % Pants thev have ever 0,,uA,i
TIE yaTeiy OF Saiiuets, deans. IWeos Cloths Csss.
metes F-sfins tiBseyS Bk and BRO Nuslns Jackooefs
and Luens iu and tneT Fespscifuy buyers T. eli
IN early when IN market
Ihey e"ntnus to sell SUI error Bcltirg Cloths
augS9-2m#
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THE subscriber intending % OremOye 0HeFs Tor sale tpri
I Vltsy} his Tract OF land lying in the county oi
Montgomery, medistely the telegraph rO=d from
Nashville tc CiaTksye, 50 Eiies from the 0Tner and 2
miles from the latter and ~ mies sSuih Of PoT' Royal
Mills containing S21 aerss about 4S7 open aud
good state Of cultivation; the ba!aoee we'd tEoeret
The improvements Consist Ol comfortable dwelling, good
negro cabins viii stone chuneys tvo large tobacco barns
good stables CRIB and other neesssary ou-hOues
apple md peach orchards, &c Eersr iaing spring,
and abundance cf stock water.
The land lies well ans timbered upland 10 the
county the sze and we'll adapted to tbe growth
OF corn, wheat oats and tobacco Terms liberal
JOHN DURTCG.
For information concerning the land, 1 WoGd
refer MeSsrs Cave johnson and Mm b. DOTch oi Nash
vile; Robt Mcclure of CIi ksve Roc0 Dickerson and
David N. Christian, Of Todd county, ky | would also
state that there IS tract of 49, acrps adjoining which
can be brught with the above land f desied vded
so 70 suit purchasers. ie29 j. y. ID
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DY virtue nf deed Of Trust. to me executed, the
ID 18th day Of April, 1854 BY EiI L WOods. TO secure
debt therein specified which deed Of Tegistt red
in the Office Of the Register Of Davidson COUNT, state OF
Tennessee in book No IS pages, 277 and z75 Will at
the Court House door, the ciy of shville the sh
day q September s5 proceed 70 ell " abe highest b T.
der f cash. the property oonve ed said deed, cons 81
ing Of lots No so 81, 81 53 81 aud 50, deslnated IN
David T. eGaveeks plan Of los recorded in the office Of
the Regist-r Davidson county and bounded follows
Beginning at tie intersection OF Coffee and College Streets
ana running thenre northern direction along with
Cole ge street its intersection With Ciay street and
thence in g western direction, and runirg with Csy
street its inters ctOn with Cherry street. and thence
running southern direction along and with Cherry
street 10 It's intersection with Coffee street. and necs
direction along aBd with Coffee street 70 rs IN
erseetOn College street the point Of beg ming
aininZ about and half to satls the debt
therein specified said property Will be sold absolutely
free from said wosds his nnd assigns Ight re
dsnp6on, he having waved the For a par
euar description Of ihe property, and the terms OF
desd etc the same IS hereby referred to
ABRAA l.. DEM0SS
augil-td Trustee
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AIiachmeul NOiIce.
: e As;oeimsut.

NOTICE is hereby given to said A. C. VIM that an 81
~ tiebueut has beeh sued out at the OF n.
Hammer, and ievIed upon hS properly the 25th March
last which at aehent mas been returned befre JOSIAH Fer
Fiss Esq Justice Of The Peace for Davidson county, ard
further proceedings therein stay ed according 70 law un
the 10th day OF November next wbjeh toe said
g. WInn notified attend office Of said Justice IN
the Court Ii use the city OF Nashville ard deerd the
same he think proper II. II. HAMMER.
81. .-rl
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COMBS, FANS. AND FANCA jsUuI5N.
4 4 6

IN PARK PLAJE NEW YORk. lnyiies the a,teution
IOs Of SOuiheru and sern M.rchans his stock
OF Fa $ COnIbs Hair Tooth and Nan Brushes airs l,et
cules, Periumety, Soaps Porte Aontes, Je5 and Bead
Braceeis PcckeT Books Dress Buttnns Prs ami Needles
HookS SID tyes, Wagch Guards, Wax Coral. ard Glass
Beads Necklaces &c Udia Rubber Combs Canes Balls
and TOYS of every description. scissors kazors and Cat
lerv Gold and tiit JeNery AccDrdeOns aud fioius IN
cludag general and very large stock % Eush French
and German Fancy Goods which VIII be seid The gsr
lowest prices Or CASE APFsovHB AREA.
80 Orders by letter selected and put M in ia. Jes
msnuer. WILLIAM TtahER
nv4-lNd 10. PARG PLAcE Naw nRK
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Land EiOr S 40 /.

r 0FsER for sale 900 Seven Hundred Acres of
Il Land lying The Columbia CeuIra turnpike koed
seven miles from CoambIa ard four frcm Mt. Pleasant
beiag part OF the trast which reside.
This Land la not superior 10 any Mry cornty
IL is well watered the celebrated Deyes Spring being
the part offered for sae) we'll tmbered, and we'll i'm
proved. There the premises beautiful bud
ing fronting the FGfO ike and the contemplated I'LL
Road. lG Will be di-idei suit purchasers sold a
BODY.
Foo further information apply TO at AshwOOd Post
Office, AaUry county, Tennessee.
angl2-tf IUG!ItlS J. POI Il.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


- hEDlCAl4 DEPARTRENTs
iiE Ftith Annual Course ct Lectures ihis Institution
"liieonIuence Monday, the 2sth Of 0eiOber next
ana continue I'll the first Of the ensuing March.
FAoL = kvE N. d.. Principles and Practice Of Surgery
JOIN A WArsoS NJ D., Obstetrics aud the diseases o.
Women Children.
". X RowLINe, D Theory snd Practice Of Meiieine
a. H BUCHANAN, NJ D., Ssrgical and Pathological ABst
OulY, A@ -li
X WINSTON, NJ. D., Mstena Nadica snd Medical Jur;s
prudence
RoBssr NJ. PosTEE NJ D. General and sperial A1atorny
BhRRIES IISDsLET Ii. ID b. Chemistry aad Pharu,acy
THoN4s X JENSNsss NJ NJ Institutes Of Medicine and
Chemical Medicine.
WuLIAE 7. BRaGs, NJ. D., DsmOastTatOr Of Anatomy
The Anatomical Rooms will De opened ter students on
the first Monday OF October.
iull Preliminary Course of Lectures free to al stu
dents will be given by the Professors also on
the first Monday Of Oct0ber.
Ciinigue has been established in connection with ;he
University at which operations performed and eases
prescribed for and leetuTed upon presence OF tine Class
Amount OF Fees for Lectures in tRe University IS los
Netrcuationf Fee paid ouce Oniy) e.. Practical Anat
Omy SiO. Graduation Fee. S25.
Good Boarding be procured al about IS per week.
Further information can be obtained by addressing.
j. BEkRlEN LIN Silly.
Ulvl7-T-w&wtd Chancellor Of the University
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Nasn,lLLE, IENNES,EE.

Chartered by the General Assembly Of tbs State
L NOT surpassed by sIniiar establishment the
United States point Of facilities for imparug thorough
practical knowlsdg ge If the duties Of the Accountant
bookkeeping.
THIS Department unCer tie Immediate supervision OF
the President Of tie College who Is practical BOOK kesper
having had many years experience IN OF the largest
cOUnIng-hOuses in The Union
Commercial Law.
This Branch is under the supsrisendeace of Jox A.
McEwES Esq, Member Uf the Nashville Bar, who Is too
widely known lawyer and orator 70 require any further
our hands
The Course Of instruction embraces both Reading and
Lectures
Lectures will be delivered night 50 to interfere
with his professional engagements.
hIeTeantiIe Calculations
By VIZ FKRREI Under this head IS embraced every
species OF calculations necessary for bOokksePer bust
20 uuderstandvIz Interest Discount Loss and
Gain, Equations, Exchange, Sc. &c
TeTns af Tuition.
Book Keeping hT Double snd Single Entry applied
to every variety Of BUSINESS both prosperous and
al serse S15
Commercial law Lectures including the OF books SIS
Pennansrp-Eor twenty lessons, % be taken within
Fer fifty lessons, 70 b. taken within three months si0
- The abovs fees payable, Ivarabiv, in advance
The importance OF tins rule appear uOviOus students
enter tor uuIimed period wiih h prvege ci review
ing al any time during hfe without extra change.
This School is perpetual sess D. h.vr vscGtiOn :
hence studens enter AZ any time aud pursue their
studies without interruption.
Merchants and business men wil Je supplied wiia cOrR
Petent book keepers by applying a ts Establishment
Good board and lodging can be oLtu5c ton 80 Per week
No student Will be tzksn fr lees lisG i1l course ia
Whatever branches he pursues.
Tune required tor iu cuurse-trOn SIX to ten weeks
- address Southern CO1iIe!csi Co'!sCe NaEhvi e
Tenn 81 ap27-d.xsF1y
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Premium Boot and Shoe MannfactOrY


(Succe sor 20 Hamilton 4 Fuller
TENNESSEE BOOT sED SHOE MAHUFlCr02Y
corner Eiarket and spring OF church sts.,
Nashville TuuH.
~ RATEFUL for tse liberal patronage bestowed upOa
VI his aanufseorr since us Establishment the Pro-
peiJr ecis determined merit Continuation ofths saas
~ future.
have row on hand good assortment II ready nnads
work consisting part Of Mems BOYS and Youths' Calf
Up and Thick 3 o aud Shoes. Negro Brag1ns doobis
sO- House Servsos Shoes, Ladies and Kisses Calf
rncco ald hd Boots aBd Shoes al from good stock
IN good style Ea1 warranted
orders from Planters lruD Masters Railroad and Turn
pike Companies Te5I eot'Ullv solicited
Az kinds Of Repairing done.
Cish paid for Hides EBES FULLER.
- Banner. whg, Gazette end CieveIaHd banner
copy discontinue al other advertisements aus2S
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New Gas FIXfureS.

I DSI reserved very handsome hot q CHANDELIERS
70 bave the Gss your house. ind Ia
vorabe une for are selling cheaper than ever, nd
have the verv best woEkEen employed and guarantee
do the very be-; Work
shave al kinds # Fixtures rom the large Six Light
Chandelier TO the uainesJ Pendant We have Chandeliers
that be used for t}as Candies and parties hv;n OF
the liae Of the Gas pipe be furnished with iash0nzbIs
ChEndIliess and Other sis nn Gas p pes
reach their premises.
GAS tIFE WoRk Of all kinds either f-r Srgsv or q a.
done with despatch. Apply j. b. hsldricz olics
Of The Gas Il sht Company
ulyS Z. J. DAVIS = CO .