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Premium Boot and Shoe AanufactOry

Succs Humliion & Fuller,
TENNESSEE BOOT ANI sHOE NANUFACrO2Y,
corner .daTket and spring or Jhuick Sts.,
Nasnvilie, TeUD.
n RATEF u for the hteral patronage bestowed upoa
7 this Mandatory since its establishment the ffc-
pletor feels Determined msr continuation Of the s.mo
IN future.
work consisting part Of Mems Boys and \, uhs Calf
KIP and TnicS b snd SuOes. Negro Brogans double
sole; House servants SaOss Ladies and Misses Calf Mo-
rocco nd Kid Boots and Shoes all from good stock
n good style warranted.
Orders from Planters Irn Masters Railroad and Turn
pike Companies respectfully solicited.
All kinds OF Repairing done.
Cash paid for Hides EBEN FULLER
sss banner, Whig Gazette and Cleveland banner
enpy ana discontinue All other ADVERTISEMENTS. aug24
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r A G. S.
$3.50 In PreTTasuYr1S.

YVVV 1&E 3 L4G1AA1A2kkESs =
HAVING largely increased my supply of Bags BY the
LII premiums offered the past year ending June 80
induced to uer larger amount of premiums for the
present year And will pGy tht above premium in sums
of$l0O 500 $780, $0 $50 $780, S40 s8O $50 and any
this daIe the LIST July, -se the largest amount OF
RAGS The TO be borght outside Of and by men DO
ing business outside Of Nashville vicinity
. viii st all times pay the highest market prices cash
for RAGS delivery. and certificate TO the owner
ofthe amount received aud paid for These certificates
must be kept and in before the lst day of july
that three disinerested merchants of Nashville
make the Awards The largest being entitled
to the sOr the next largest TO $50, and down.
Merchants sending rags viii please write that NAV
knti IN Whose issue the certificate Combinations
will u0t be allow ed -- +.
Wooden. Iinsey. silk and Worsted rags are not wanted
and will not be included in the above.
earnestly solicit greater attention saving and buying
Rags throrghou; Middle Tenn.
Jnly4-ly ydtriwAw W. s. WHITEMAN.
North of the Square
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Southern Forwarding House

W. II. GUhUGN q CO
gents IN Nashville for
1OUNG, WYATT co, WYATT CO.,
savannah, Ga. Charleston South Carolina
FORWARDING AGENTS & GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
NXTE would respectfully announce to the Merchants Of
w Nashville aud vicinity, that we have secured the
services OF the well known house OF Messrs W h. COR
DON CO. whose pleasure it will be present our Tor
wardIng bills for COLLECTION at the counters our PATRONS
IN NashvIlie Our bills being made payable Nash lille
will efecuay do away with all the annoyance and iucon
venence heretofore arising from having to purchase drafts
make reInIitances, leave deposits, sc &C
toods ConsIg ed 10 our igUdra5y forwarded
the day Of arrival unless discharged from vessel af
ter tie rail Dad depot closed tor the night when this
occurs the goods slowed FIRE proof houses
gy coJeet By insurance. cdoaGl cost patrons
We would again return grateful thanks 10 meTchaI
generally IN tennessee for the patronage heretofore so lib
erly bestowed upon and the time respectfully
sohc their 6usine long they lind it 10 their inter-
sst 10 patIOn.Ze houses
YOUNG, WYATT h CO,
Savannah, Ga
WYATT 4 CO..
maTlt Charleston, s. c.
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10 DEALERS IN on CI0TuS
FOR RENT.

THAT vel known stand, No 81 Lower College Street,
1 Only few yarGs from the Public Square Il has just
uuderCu ta rocg repair, and is well adapted TO every
ksi o. business, particularly Family Grocery or
BAKERY CuG Couec'ooarv Store. The fixtures the house
Icing complete for either business. will rent on liberal
terms. Possession immediately. Apply on the premises
% sCptJ--u A MORRISON,
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DY virtUe Il decd Of Trust 70 executed on the
ID l9Ih day Of April 1854 by Eli L Wooas to secure
debt therein specified which deed Of trust is registered
in the cice Of The Register Of Davidson county, state of
Tennessee in book No IS pages, z71 and z7o WILL at
The Court House door in the city Of Nashville the 2sth
day Of September 1855 proceed self b the highest bid
der for cash. the property convey ed in said Decd ST
ing of lots No So 81, So So 81 So desinsted in
Dlvd McGaYocks plan Of lots recorded IN the office Of
i5e Register OF DasdSOn county, and bounded follows
Beginning e intersection Of flee ana College Streets
running thence in northern direction along With
Colrgs street its intersection With Ci4y aud
thence in western direction and FunrITg with Clay
its ilterst with Cherry street, aud thence
running in q southern direction aO3g and with Cherry
street its ineTse ton with Coffee street. and thence
an eastern dmecior along and with Coffee street to its in
iersectO1 vita College street. the DOnt Of beginning,
tannx about and half acres. to satisfy be deot
therein speeiied sud property will BE- sold absolutely
fre from sad Wosds nIs heirs aad assigns Iigh Of
demption be having waved the same For more par
tcuiar description Of the property and the Of the
desd, etc the saIle is hereby referred to
ABRAM L. DEMOSS,
auy11-td 1-u4.en
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A. MOKklNON n TO-,
IaP0ETERs. WHOLESALE DEALERS IE
English rench, German and American
PAL CH FOODS,
Corner Of Sou re snd D-aderick srrsata

M sre now ID receipt Of n extensive srd well sels.
w cd stock OF VARIETY Go ds 10 watch We invite tie
AZ eno1 y the ety and country trade We are prepared
oo5F oaeeenens 70 cash OF prompt short time deers
ana We scicit sD eaannzuOn Of stock which coa,sts
10 part oi tne following goods Combs Cutlery Js~ sry
,'Itshes Plated Ware. Dress TRIMMINGS Irish Linen.
oioide les L~ceS, Edzings, Linen and Silk HdKts
DnisTy. and great variety articles Ted Gus 70 men
ton We solicit a Gail from purchasers
aug3l-lm MORRISON AGO
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Chartered by the General Assembly OF tks ssats
THE above lDStituon is permanently ioc'ieu, and Is
not surpassed by any similar establishment IN the
United States point Of facilities for inparng thorough
practical knowledge Of the duties Of the Accountant
Book n ping.
This Department the Inme diate supervision OF
the President Of the College who is practical book keeper
having had many years experience in some OF the largest
counting houses in he UniOa-
Commercial Law.
This Branch is under the sunerineudence Of JoHS A
McEwEN Esq. Member If the Nashville Bar, who is
widely known lawyer and orator to require any further
al our hands
The Course Of Instruction embraces both Reading. and
Tee ures
Lectures will be delivered might. so interfer
win his professional engagements.
neTcantilt Calculations
uy wv FERREL A Under tbs head IS embraced svery
'eeies OF calculations necessary for o0okkeePer or bs
nsss dersaud-vi1 Interest Discount Loss and
tain, Equations, Exchange, sc &c
Terms of Tuition.
Bookkeeping By Double and Single ELtry as applied
TO every variety OF business boih prosperous and
Commercial Law lcures, including the OF books. Sl5
Pen uanshlp-For twenty lessons, To be taken WI'hin
one month .....-.......... .-.........---.- .
For fifty lessons to b. taken within three months sic
The lmPOrnce OF thus role must appear obvious students
enter tor an rmet period with the privilege OF
ing stany time during hie without chai ge.
THIS Schuol is IN perpetual session. having vEcSiioD
hence siudens may any tine aud pursue their
studies without interruption
Merchants and business viii be supplied with com
peient book keepers by sIp ing AZ ts establishment.
Good board and lodging be obtained for 50 per week
No student will be taken fr lens than full course,
whatever branches he pursuos.
Tune required for a full cnuTsetron six n ten weeks
- Address southern Commercial Coliege, Nashville,
Tenn" ap21-itw&wly
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
OFFICE CORNER CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS.
TRAINS.

OPEN 20 I. .OMpsONs STATION.

OPEN 20 TE0MPs0N'S STATION
nA \ aud alter THURSDAY. August 2sd Trans will run
" besween Nashville and Thonpson's Station foI-
lows:
Morning Tram leave Nashville at $50 A. Nj arrives at
ThuInpsnn's at S, A.
Returning leave Thompson's at s:45 NJ; arrive at
Nashville Z lO:34A L.
Evening Train leave Nashville at 3l5 P. arrive at
yaor psin's al s.
RetUrning, iewe Thompson's at 5:l5 P n; arrive at
Nashville at 645, P. n.
On Sunday the Morning Train only win be run leaving
Nashville al 7. a. m aud FhomPSons at s:4j, d
st Ihompsons the Stages of Carter, Thomas & Bough
connect with the Trains
Through Tickets to Memphis WaYnesboro Jackson,
Hscunbia, tloreu9e, Columbia, and Pulaski can be pre-
cured al ine General stage Uce under the Verandah Ho
iel. A ANDERSON
aug2Z-E r md Sun't
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l AssA g3;zlssL EssSssz EssA
CoLUEBIA, wAYNEsBoR0, JACKSON, LAGRA No


CoLUEBIh, WAYNESBoRO', JACKSON LAGRA W
AND MEMPHIS.
SPLENDia Four Horse Coaches from R.-1zSfES
- Franklin TO Lagrange, connecting at exzz&sd6eiE
those points with the Railroads
1Usounbia Florence and Montgomery, Ala, ana Aber-
deem, Columbus and Canton, Mississippi
The tine FOur Horse Coach Lanes points are all
IN eTceeut order making close with the Rail-
road st FTsnklin, Tenp.
Express Train leaves t'e Depot at ESQ., A NJ Also TO
Pulaski and ElktOn,
and TO ali places throughout the Southern country. We
have Splendid Lines running connecting with the Railroad
OF franklin.
Passengers for
Pulaski and EIktOn
viii leave Nashville the O'Clock F. NJ. Train Monday
Wednesday and Friday.
Accommodation Line
Leaves Nashville daily O'clock p. NJ, connecting at
Franklin with DAILY Four Horse Coach Line to COLJM-
BEAs
For all information Through Tickets &C. apply at the
General Railroad Stage and Omnibus Office No "a Cedar
Street, opposite the Post Office.
n B-Onubuses viii call for passengers in any part of
the city. mh28-f
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A. J. DUNCAN * CO..
Importers and " hole, ale Dealers IN
Staple and Fagcy Dry Goods.

No 20 PUBLIC SQUArE.
NASHVILLE, IEsNESSFE
ITAYE COW IN Store our Stuck oi Staple and Fan
Ii cy, Foreign and domestic Dry Goods.
tue largest aDd most superior stock nD0r ed 5y us
all aid TIE latest Oi ladies Dress Goods Jack
ard I1Icy SILK More Antique styles of Cashmere and
dushL de LANES; = TX warp and pure Alpaca and Co
bJTgs, SeOicu and American Paics Of new styles and
high Urs Bonnet and SATIN Ah7o-s al qualities; Man
and satin Ribbons ali the different WiGths snd eolors:
irish Eens; he Goods. Emhroideries Laces and tue
Lrest eitme9 Of trimmings Il the besi uaiity; Esg-
tsh American Prints Of eu civ new ST. les Pitid
striped and SID Glnghans; shaw Of sry variety and
etyte Red, W bile and Yellow + suus!s; Cloths Cass
meres, and vesiiBgs Blankets OF al c0rs and aus es:
NGcnaw Blankets Bed k4 kes every size und of -
5ri5f cuaiity Gro b6ns Nieanibua Berth Blankets
Negro Blankets. hgrss TEse1s Jeans sfraetts.
grt4e variety Reached I'd brown Sh stinrs
SbirtRgs and Drings; Table Linens oT every qnsiy;
Crsled aid COJoa HOizer &c every variev nsoeuders
Gloves, ha1dksrc' lefsi P.Is. Needles, &c .&c.
stock sul5ra largest vRr=y azJ VIII be Soid
20 prompt deaers On the m. lh=.-l 'erIus
AND >. DUNCAN 4 CO.
Nc. 10 Public Squ. re.
B-We vii be eeving Nes Siyles oI GOO4s BY
steamers aud rsirCs1 Ihroug ghOut Jhs season.
aug24 A. y. 4 Co
.NNE bUND kED bales DOm-~ucs fIsn.burKs and
~ hit- Linseys suitable tor Planj ATOMS m store and
or sale By Al DUNG y & co,
aoE24 No 20 Publ S9uAIs.
CBOTHIN(;, CLOTHING, CLOI HING.
~ nov in store invoice Of Ready Made Cloth
w z adsItei The season which we viii eel apoa
be most favorable Call quick and supply Jour-
cteap- = :. DUNCAN i CO,
aueZl NJ 20 Pubis square.
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This remedy Is of red 70 he eonrl1rv with the conf
a ,a Fe in a,.j. vL:ch seldom All, 20 reaiIze The
s usefulness AID Tous he cases II It's that a.
os, eycy section coutf abounds 10 persons pubcy
kgawn wh0 have been restored ffcm alarming and even
desperate diseases Of tie hinss by its Eaen
tyed saue Toy every other medicine of is kind
too appa5. I. escape yon. s virtues are
KNOWN the pubic state what antdOte en-
pioy the distressing auc dangerous aGac5Hs ef ts Pn
mona-y organs wacn incident To climate.
NoIhirE called lauder for the inquiry uedi
ca than the alarming prevalence and iaaly Of con
sunlptve complaints has any class diseases had
more Of their legations and But Yet
guGt remedy has been provided on which the public could
depend for protection frm attacks upon the raGo
gals until the inuoductOn Of the HEARy PEcToEAL. his
article IS the prGdact 81 log, isoor"us' end believe
successful ende4yor furnish the unity with
remedy or last statement the American people are
themselves prepared 10 judges and appeal with con-
teuce their decision. Il tnerc any dependence be
placed every clrss and station certify it has
done Ter them We can rI our own senses when we see
affections OF the throat AMI lungs
depend upon he assurance Of Intelligent physicians
" 10 mar their business knuw in short If sny
reliance upon anything hen is rreutably prven is
designed fo. reyOnd and al others that knew
mankind. Il this tue be too Freely published
remedy that Is priceless 10 hem Parents should know
tleir children priceless TO them All should know
or health can priced Not only should il be RI
Gu gu DU Eoy thfnny We nav. ,cicd oo III: . ~
yIction IL the fact hat already this arce mad
circles OF the globe The never sets its limits
is without IL and out few peoples AltbnUrh moi
IN 50 general other this. II is employ By
the intelligent in amus all civilized countries 1t l.
extensively employed in both AmvTea, in Europe, Asia,
Africa Australia and the far of islands Of he Life
a dear pOssesors there here and they grasp
ysluabe remedy with even more dy. Unlike most pre-
paratons OF Its Kind Is expensive com position Of cost
fy material St IT IL Afforded to the public reasonably
ow prize and what Is of vastly more pOrtance them,
its qnas suffered 10 decline from IT'S stand
ard OF excellence. Every bottle Of this medicine,
uuactuIsd good has been made heretofore,
as We are carab Of making. No toll Is spared In
maintaining best perfection which it IS p1sible 10
produce Hence The patient pocurs The genuine tHER
7 PEcroEAL eln rely upon having good article
eye been had by those who TESTIFY TO .is curss.
BY this course have The hope Of doing
good tie world well satisfaction Of believing that
much h been done already.
Prepared bH ~ E{l, Practical and An
atyIicaI Chemist. lowell. Mas
sold at Wholesale by BERRY 81 DEMOVILLR;
At Retail by BROWN * GkUBBS.
JF7 iso by my Agents IN almost every in the Slate.
sg5255
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70 Country Merchants and Planters.
1900 CASES
BOOTS AND SHOES.

W. ROBERTSON n co,
"A College street, Nashville.
s-A H e RECEIVING cu. re F4lt stock rrTa1
SFA Of tsnIleuIen's, Ladies C1Idreps' Ne kHt
! sAa gro BrogaUs ieiih-r Trsvellng ' -.
TuuAs. slises, Car ct Bags. Bows Goth CHps Faas-
y ool HTS, en'ch Will b. cuml in ten days.
Our stock iArge sud mas been reece ssprss for bs
Fl Winter and embraces ali OF be test ST. les
OF Philad- lyh u and New Eng1nd MANU-
- PLANTERS and MEX HsNrS vii fnd il 10
tn utere-t call and STOCK deer.
mined 20 Or Cords at l,w prices We have anrly
hsgd age stuck Of the b-sl UUUB aObAD Bro
GANSoT Plantation Use, which viii sell low By The
single pair.
Gents Cslf Water Prcofsr Stitched Boots;
Low qnarteTed Calf and vent shoes;
Mems Calf ami k.p Pegg-d Boots,
Calfand hip UgtBs;
Metahc kubber shoes
Boys' ralfand BOOts l0uas' Calf and Kip Boots
Ladies super Plain and tipped Lasting Gaitsrss
heeled GLtsrs
/" White AId Caters,
Kid and Goat Welt Boots;
LADIES' Lasnng GAisrz So.
Al,G iul of sses and Chjlirsns Bootees
aud Caters. G. W ROBERrSJN co,
AuHz5 Pm A,ilava -fr.-et
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NEW DRUG STORE.

g. l. DEHoVIrLE r. C BELL
~ DEMCVILLE & RELL, u
~ Wholesale and Retail Druggists, ~
iS No - Cherry ST., doors from corner Union, -
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
~ Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded al
all hours Of the DAY and Right
- Philip Schie!in, Hanes Co.'S Extra Powders a.
WAYS md.
Z AIR DA ES---Just received, Batche0r's PhGIun's
i I and It4ial H4ir DyeS. For sale lew by
mr8t pENOVIiI.E & BELL.
TE'OILE2T IissTTGE IS 'uug anG G lass Toilet Rot
ties and China Flower Vases just reeaived and tor
ale by mh2I DEJ1ViLI.E < BEL.
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G.. w. AEN DER sRoT

u IL q Il q ISG.
Corner Of Cedar Street and the Square
NASHVILLE TENN,
- II AS received the most Of his Spring stock N
\ and has the pleasure of offering most spen-ta
SzA~ did lot OF Drugs and Medicines, and would "A
offer to the public the pursst arIcle Of every kind
only necessary say that all Medicines and every Gce
sold by of the best quality.
ang7. G. W. HENDERSON,.
LNRE>H LIME JUICE--sold by
Z aug7, G " HERDERSHOF.
NONGRESS WATER, Lexington Mustard, war
~ rn'ed genuine, pure BIsndies and Wines for medical
purposes Sold by CIV. HENDERSON,.
CIMPSs,S ~ VOLTS Aromatic Schiedam
~ SchTaps, said to be very good medicine flr
by G. ". HEN DERSHOT.
DAINTS AND OILS sold by
L aue7. @ w. HENDERSON,.
- TONE WARE-For sale by
= aig7. 6. ". HENDERSH0T.
- YkINGES Of almost every KIND.
- aug7 G ". HENDERSHOT
DUGE DISTILLED ROSE WATER.
4 aug7. e. ". HENDERSHoT
A FINE ASSORTMENT Of Perfumery and Ex-
tracts various kinds also the best quality Of Cologne.
For sale by g. ". HENDERShOT.
WINDOW GLASS-Yarious sizes for sale low by
w sue7. @ W. HkNDERSHOT.
ri Any NEW AND BEAUTIFUL Articles sd
vi ded to my stock OF Fancy goods, sold by
aup7 G. ". HENDERSH( L.
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House Furnishing Goods.

House Furnishing Goods.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
DRASS BOUND BUCKETS-ali sizes;
ID Iron DO do do;
Oak Buckets; Oak Wen Buckets:
Painted Toy Buckets; Bras b und Water Cans
Iron Bound Water Cans; Cedar Milk Piggins;
Cedar Pals; do Tubs-Gll sizes;
do Keelers-Brass and Iron Bound;
do Churns-al sizes;
Paent spring 0iOt' es Pins;
Market Baskets, with or without covers;
Large Square and Round Clothes Baskets;
Willow Wagons
German Work Baskets;
Deep Clothes Baskets with Wood Bottoms
just received and for sale by
mayI2 SNOW, MACK NZIE d co.
SIX MINUTE FREEZERS.
ETE have Just received additional supply of the Ice
w Cream Freezer, for making Ice Cream in SIX
MINUTES.
Common Preezers and Tubs;
Ice Wafer Pitchers; Ice Picks and Mallets;
Preserving Kettles Hammered snd Cast Brass
French Porcelain Kettles and Sauce Pans
do Timed Iron Sauce Pans
Fruit Cans of all Sizes for putting up fruits and
vegetables jIDes SNOW MACKENZIE& CO.
PATENT SAD IRONS.
nNE of the most valuable of inventions, with which
~ the ironing tor family can be doue with i've cents
worth of charcoal
Taors and Box Irons
Ironing Stoves and Furnaces;
Preserving Furnaces &C., &C.;
Iron Spoons, of all sizes.
junes SNOW, MACKENZIE & CO.
HOT AIR FURNACES.
ENTE have just received from Boston supply of CHILL
w SONS FURNA ES, and prepared TO put them
up 10 the best STYLE either for heating private residences
churches or other public buildings.
The following OF the important improvements
attained by this invention Purity of air. free from the
burnt air common TO red hot iron furnaces powerful
Tangenent for generating heat great durability of furnace
perfect safety against setting buildings fire which
theyare locLed may be low cellars easily
managed.
To this Furnace awarded the Worlds Fair Prize
Medal in London in 1851 having been considered in all
respects superior to the Furnaces offered from Russia
Germany, Norway and England
iuneS SNOW. MACKEEZIE & CO
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WALL p 2 AP e R.

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
WALL PAPER AND PAPER HANGINGs
NO. 20 COLLEGE STREET.
Next Door to Sewanee House, Nashville.
EEPS constantly hand the latest and most fash
IN ionable patterns for Parlors Halls Dining Rooms,
sc. large assortment of cheap Inglazed Paper Fire
Screens, Window Paper Teasters &c
~ Paper Hanging done in the best manner.
iune30 l.. NJ. GORBEY
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TIE MUTUAL PROTECTION ms lance COMPANY
OF NksEYILLE. TENNESSEE
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRB INSURANCE. CON
PANY.-CAPTTAL $50, ,OOO

PANY.-CAPITAL $3.50, ,000.
uEFIGE OVER DYER PEARL 0S. EXCHANGE
OFFICE
They will make insurance Houses and Goods Of every de-
scrTuon against fe Steamboats, and Cargo against fire
and thesS Of the river the Cargo Of Keel Boats and
other river crafts and vessels and other cargueS
the usual terms JOHN NJ HILL President
JOsKPH FAULN, Secretary
DIR5CToRs.-AieX Alison John NJ HiIl T B Fogg, O NJ
k0gg James Corey, Jno N Bass Joseph Woods Robert
II Gardner, Matthew Watson, J White, Jacob McCiav-
Ock.-ianI
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MCCLURE IL MARTIN,
Successors to Horton.)
WHOLESALE & RETAIL MUSIC DEALERS,
No, 33 Union street,

No. 33 Union street,
"0ULD call the attention of the public -esES[,,
w generally tn their large STICK, Sheet EfFSl.sss
Music Musical Merchandise, &C &c, EN- y . S . 2
brscng part the following, viz Instruct Books Sc
lecOns from the best and most popular Operas Wal zes
Polkas Songs &c Also, ViOncellOs Guitars, Flutes
ClarOnets. Sax Hornes and Drums, all of which will be
sold upon the terms that they be had of Manu-
tacturers and Publishers.
Their stock of Piano Fortes for the fall trade will be large
and select embracing all the different Styles Sizes &C.,
the most cslebi aIed makers of New York and bos
ton which will be sold a their prices and exchange
added. Every instrument warranted
Country Merchants who deal in Musical Merchandise
will be supplied upon good terms they get the
Northern and Eastern Clues. Their arrangements
such that they supplied With all New Publications
issued. Give usa call
MCCLURE & MARTIN.
N Borders for tuning Pianos pro npy and personal
ly attended to- AccOrdeons and other instruments re-
pared in the best manner. auIl5 lydAtri W
hEKMEFRIC4G SEALED AND SELF
SEALING FRUIT CANS.
NRUIr Cans of various sizes suitable putting up
l. ruits and vegetables Also Preserving Kettef
brass iron enameled, and iron timed All very
10, prices
liOl spoons, Ladies', Skimmers, Preserving Spoons,
ahl pronged Forks all of the French Manufacture
Preserving FurnIc ~ ironing Furnaces Ssif-Heating
Sad Irons, at reduced prices For sale BY
Nashville, aug s. SNOW MACKENZIE & co.
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THE FIRST ANNUAL STATE FAIR 8 EXHIBITION
Mechanics Institute Of Tennessee


On TIE First &ondas Of Oeto5sr, 1855.
NTANuFACTU KERS, Mechanics, Artists AMI all 9TH
1 era are invited 10 contribute specimens OF their skill
and labor Comp stent Hd will be appointed to exam
ire all articles exhibited and award PREMIUMS TO those
entitled TO them under the rules
All articles sent for exhibition will be stored without
TO the owner and should be the care OF VIM
D. Gordon Co.. Commission Merchants, Market street
The obectaf the Fair is develop and encourage the
Manufacturing and Mechanical interests of the state It's
management in the hands of committee of reliable and
energetic men, and its placed beyond doubts
and invitation is cordially and confidently ex
tended to a who be disposed 10 participate 10 its ad
vantages
No CHARGE will be made e exhibitors either for the pr
vllege OF Exhibiting or for admission to the Fair
The opening of The State Agricultural Fair and the meet
ing of the Legislature simultaneous with the opening Of
the Mechanics Exhibition viii add unusual interest the
aston
CIRCULARS containing full details OF the plan of the
hbiton snd all other information desired will be prompt
" forwarded by addressing either OF the undersigned
NJ. NJ MuNoHAN, Prest
II. h WALKER, Cor Sec'y. apll