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DRUGS.
FRESH SUPPLIES.

AtO PACKAGES Ptssh and Gsaains MEDICINES.
fIU CHEMICALS, PAINTS, &C., 30. Received and
to be sold at the lowest prices by r. WELLS,
At the MAN AND MORTAR, on Market opposite Union
9 URGicAL DENTAL, SURVEYING, MDwIsnT nTl and
y Pocket Instruments, assorted Just received by
ID DERFtiMERY.-6OG Gos c01gnss and otisr fns
i 7bilStte Haters. assorted
BOHEMIAN GUILT TOILETTE BOTTLES, assorted.
C0SAETIC3-A fine assortment
HAIR TONES, Hair Dyes, Gloss Powder, puffs and
boxes assorted.
CURLING FLUIDS, POmatums, OILS, PIilOcOusss
Toll TIE and Shaving Soaps, 100 doz.
oD0NTINE TOOTH PASTE and STRAWBERRY
TOOTH WASH
F'ae0risg E1sracts q tag ossortassss Received aud
CTOD L7V V3R OIL.-RusHrOss, ourSx1' aosrat.,.
J hyd. Potass, IoDINR, NITRATE SILVER, Select
powders of Ipecac Opium, Colocynsh Rhubarb Scaony
Mayapple, Golden Seal. All offered low by .--s q.
CARsAPARILLA EXTRACTS. "a -A1Io: Dozen
y BULLS, GHi-Otts, TowHsESDs Garpc.tsr's, SHAKKR
fresh fluid Extracts of SarsapaFills.
DRANDIES, WINES, &C.-47 BsLs and Aalt
I'D Pipes Coqalae Otard, DuPrsy, Sigaste and Csass-
pagns BraadSes Madeira Port sherry, Muscate VINES.
A ROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHEAPPS.--A
IA popular remedy TO- diseases of the Kidneys.
Received ISVOO" Nv - p''-' anu HO1'' r. Wells
TNLECTRIC Machines, Ksdiesns 0llsts, Medical
~ Saddle Bags Gums Bags Trusses. Shoulder Braces,
IL ydrauIic Gene at and Plaster of Paris of su
NTARNISH ES Flu -niture Coach, Demar Bro1o and
BSack JGpaa Iron, Leather Instrument and Picture
Varnishes
GOLD LEAF, Gold Fol-, Saper Leaf, Bed YssIoaO
VI and TEite Bfoasss
DRUSHES-73 dozen Hair, TOOTH Nail, Hat. Cloth
D Paint busting, Sweeping Scrubbug, Poona Stencil
Horse, Comb Shoe, Stopping and Varnish Brushes.
4 EECHES.--fresh supplies. Received by
L. juue24 I. WELLS.
A IiTIsT's CoLORS.-9z dozen fresh assorted
N Colors in inhexible tubes well assorted
- PICES; 1900 LBS. Pepper; $40 lbs PmentO
y Cloves, Cinnamon, Mace, Ginger Ground Spices
Verncellai Sparkling Geetine; Bitter Almonds; Pre-
served Ginger.
DIPEs, Marbles, Gun Flints Percussion Caps. Gun
l. Wedding.
TOUGH Cendy-65 dozen Howe's Cough Candy,
4 and New England Cough Syrup
NTUSTA RDS-F -FraiakJ6rt LoaisgiEe Lexington and
VI Cincinnati. Received and for sale BY T. W Ellis
sINISE PEN AND POCKET KNIFES.-Ass'd.
4 PORT hONAiES every shaoe. !.
PISTOLS, SWORD AND WALKING CANES. Well
assorted
& EGARS AND TOBACCoS- 5000 Ca,Gdor.s
- Napoleon. Bdrrjos, LsOad0rJ .ienny lind Segars;
25 boxes May Queen and Fine Cut Chewing and butcher
Smoking TObaceOs. For sale low by I. WELLS
DLACkING-40 gross fresh Paste Blacking.
ID STARCH, 25 boxes, STAR CANDLES, 45 boxes,
ALCOHOL, Ynegars Wtiskgs GINS, Runs 95 bbls.
LINSEED OIL and SPTS. FURPENTINE
PURE WHITE LEADin rs, 50 and TOO ID kegs
ZLNK WHITE PAINT, fBS French, ~ 25 Gad 80 y ksgs
Received and for sale ata small advance by
june2l /. WELLS.
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AFlNG largely Increased my supply OF Rags by the
/ < prem offered TIE past year ending June 80.
induced TO GeT larger amount OF premiums for the
present year. And wiil pay the above premium in
otly1 *e0 fSO $50 500 $50 sac $50 $50 and no. any
.sn ueTchauis or ''Padlars"-yho Nlll deliver me- from
ths ds's the lst July, 1855, the largest OF
RAGS The SaUle b. bought outside Of and by DO
ng business outside Of Nashville vicinity.
Viii 40 Gi uUgs iay tie highest market prices Ia cash
Hr RAs5> le cry, and issue certificate 10 the
Of 5e amount received and paid for These certificates
must be kept sud before the st dag OF Jul,
nex so that lhree disntegesed merchants of Nashville
make the sar1s The largest amount being entitled
20 tlc 81, , the largest to $50, aud down.
NcrcaGns sending rags viii please write that may
know in whose the certificate. Combinations
viii n1y be allowed.
" 0ulsn, iinseY, silk and y EoTsted rags not wanted
and viii noi DO included 10 the above.
Ie5nesy solicit greater attention to saving and buying
Rags throughout 1iuo.e Tenn
Jutvl-lvGlrlwSw W. S. WHlTEMAN.
North d q Snnnrn
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MERCHANDISE
UNIVERSAL ATTENTIoN,i

TrUpTVS TED A7TPATFT VII
r11CTs-aN a ro =. I.
IAOMt BUN * NO',
NO. 81 PUBLIC SouAKE.
RE now ready IN disnIuy the Isreest cheapest and
cbassa f,r the E.II Ta,Dr
RICH DRESS SILKS
Splendid Flounced Silks,
:" Chsne SILKS extra rich)
Rich, Plain and Striped Mors Antiques
More ANTIQUES ir aIf ;oIers for evening irsssss
p;nh p;ds5 =; essses . III Tnjs. @ 0'oS
Plain SiIks IN all shades for Flounced Robes ., n
Rich Rent silks light coiors for evening
I" dark shades
Bayadere Silks ali colors new and beautifully.
Sunsrb I3Iaek Silks Of syefy kind
All kinds AT Dress silks from rs cis a ward 70 S1O0
pattsTn : : =
Wide Yejvets foT Cloaks and Dressea
BkAUTlEUI, DRESS GOODS
opbr. shaded NJ de LainssNvsrv lines beautiful
Palm and Striped STYLES.
Palm and Polka Msriinos; z
Fine krspeh plsas s.-s 1@l
Plain Msrino. alIshades
'"'N AAsi'H0i imnnpNIS1 M TpSSs cnnns
Extra wide and heavy BomhaEuss Manufactured e.
pscisv for Wints1s T Essr
srperfue BIack Meriuoes -
Is Esol N ne1 's;,nss o. ssiI onsI;t;.s
Alpacas and Iustres al1Einds
Black and White PIsids:
Black French Chintz;
Rsif MORNING silks, striped and plaid;
Lupin's Best Bombazines;
HaO (lraFo
Collsrs. Pain Muslin Sets Linen Sets &C.. Sc.
-LACFiS AND ENBRuIDERIES
We never had so many new things in the way Of LACES
and dEMBKOIDERIES.
Rachel Medallion Canes. Lace Collars and Sleeves.
Medallion Stomacbers; uouitol collars and sleeves
Incredible bargains in fine French Handerchiefs
large lot of tne Houiton Collars at onefth the origi
nal priee-(past styles)
The largest and oheapest stock of Val Laces We ever
opened.
Rioh Point Laess-haIf price and many bargains in
goods of this character too tedious TO enumerate.
CLOAKS SHAWLS AND SCARFS
Rich Velvet Closks and Msntles
Rich Moire Antique do.
Black and cold Cloth in all shapes;
Ladies' Travelling Saques-yery desirable;
Splendid Vienna ana Paris Long Shawls from 800 to
BOO e.ch
Beautiful Glasgow and French Plaid Long Shawls;
Black Mefino Long Shawls;
R 1It nds Sn o saSass Ysy sy.Ws iaaiS
Beautiful Palm and Printed Scsrfs and Ties of all
kinds. .
Our Shawl Room is filed with all the new and elegant
things ia the way of Cloaks Mantles and Shays
RIBBANDS, GLOVES AND TRIMMINGS
Our Ribhaud Table ia covered with most beautiful dis
plsy of eems.
Bali Ribbauds of all kinds-very fashionable;
Pearl Slides and Buck es for Belts;
Rich Moiia Aptioue Plush and every kind of pary
DRESS TRfSMfSGE t'' '''-' --N ''''' Ai'D VI A''
aIsvsndar Resi- KIN GLOVES a nav srnnv rs.a;vad
every month.
Mans. Ws.r Ros' Wssr IRISH Insns En- ard Nahum
Ton Cloths sott finished far TIE nssde linen bsstrgs
Hamilton SReetng Best stock OF Flannes ever opened in
NasbvIe English Prints French Chinx ResI American
Prints Enosh and Donsstic Canton EIsnne All Kind.
M Wha Goods Linsev and Cotton PIaid fnr servants
and Rcd Rlankets of avsrv k;nd
Bv SPEcTAI REouEsT Of many of our LADY Customers
Rad made suits for Small Rows Cloth Sus in an col
or~ Gr smell Eovs nosde in th hast Ia and nj SIrarnr
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The Court of CLAIMS commenced its session on
Wednesday. There were two hundred and forty
one cases on the Docket, Of which, that which pei
hsps involves the largest amount of money, is the
claim for interest on the indemnities paid under
the treaty of 1919, with Spain, by which Flori,
was acquired, aud tho outstanding clsins upon
Spain were settled These claims, embrace many
cases all of which viii be decided by the first one on
which judgment may be rendered.
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That Question Answered.

In the last quarter of the seventeenth century
there lived in good old Scotland, family whose
name has come down to US as relic cherished and
dear, and is to-day in many home, in this far of.
land. household word The father In that fami-
ly was preacher; the mother the second wife
was literally an helpmeet for the busband-a wo-
of strong mind and earnest piety; as her biog-
rapher says, valuable mother" 1t is needless
to add that happiness reigned under their roof
But they were mortal and must drink of the cup of
sorrow. Affection came, the mother sickened;
grew pale; the pulse quickened, then slower and
slower utl it was no longer to be felt. Then came
the preparation for the burial. The coffin was or
dered, the shroud was prepared; the grave was dug
Hot tears were dropped DER the livid face; the
lid was about to be fastened Just then an inqui.
ry was started concerning ring, rich gold ring
which, by some means, had been endeared to the
family. 1t was found on the finger Of the body
that lay in the coffin. An effort was made to re-
move it, but the swelling of the finger prevented.
To cut off the finger seemed inhuman. The ring
was left, the body was removed to the place of in
terment-slowly it descended to its place in the
grave-a few rough boards and then the clods.-
The work was complete. The mound had been
rounded of and left feeling that they had witness
ed again the fulllment of the curse Dust to dust
Thus was the heart of the minister of Chirusde
made sad, and his home made desolate second
time. The weight of such an af1iction they only
know who have felt it. o, who shall say what
this good man felt when he returned TO his home
when ght added its pail to the gloom that hung
about his heart !-lt is true, friend was with
him, but the friend of his bosom was not there
Unwilling almost afraid, to enter his chamber,
there he sat with his friend around the dim grow
ing FIRE, the personifeatiOn of grief. Hark A
tap at the door 1t is repeated. The sound is
familiar. The good man starts. To his friend he
whispers: "Were it not that my wife is in the
grave, should say that was her knock" BE
opens the door, "My Margaret" !" The same your
dear wife in her own proper person., do not be
q armed"
The Sexton had heard of the big gold ring; and
under the cover of night returned to the grave
yard, removed the fresh ear h, raised Id from the
coffin, and with a sharp knife removed the huger,
and in doing so awakened the sleeping woman
Immediately she arose, returned to her home, and
met her husband, Rev. Henry Erskine, and utter
wards became the mother OF Ralph and EbeneEer
Erskine, the great Scottish Seceders.
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555lEI.N'S SCED WffEAT.

ENHlS Wheat is Of the very Wbtes and purest kind 1t
has been exhibited four times at the Georgia Fairs
and premium awarded in every instance 1t is only 10
be seen 70 be admired, weighing sixy.eght pounds per
bushsi 1t is Il The vary largest kind. n Novem-
beF and cut in May Farmers desiring TO have the best
snd the earliest kind OF white wheat would act wisely to
purchase az lez> small portion 70 get in the seed will
deliver bIs wheat 81 the Latirange depo, Georgia, IN
good strong sacks 81 i've dollars per bushe from one
busEel any qEarty d. sired the sacks marked accord
ing H. directions IL expected IN all cases the money TO
accompany orders. The following geutlemsn have kind
ly consented act agents in this place. aud will order
the wheat Cor any vishug it, E. 5 Hawkins, johnson
Horne, d. ID. Diekey, E. S. Cheathsm, Co, I. G
Bergs Il Co. J. A. $eAiser Co., W. q. Gordon Co.
Se, mouT Il FaBuing, johnson, Weaver & Co, Church
Anderson, L. ) French. Morris & Stratton, Davis *
Swami, NcCTea & Terrdss.
a. gents The Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad and
other iacesat Gowan depot, j. a. England at Wartrace
2. Gannaway at Bebuckie. W. j. Pesoc ok; at Foster
vile Tboass Edwards. ChrstiGna W. A. Keed at Muir
frepEboro, HUggins Leper and NeBee; at Smyrna j. g.
SuCiuLs. g. Lavergne, J. A. Walden; Malone Lane,
Sumner County c. r. & 7 Gibson, Athens Tenn. Any
one however order for themselves if preferable.
samples Of the Wheat and Flour will be left with the
above named Agents 7. a. GREENE, LAGRANGE
sCpt2f- GTwNwtid. Tr0uD County. (iarrGia
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YALNA.lLs. r,.Isg, rUn slA....,

TIRE subscriber intending remove offers for sale {pri
/ y4Je!T) his tract of land lying in the county of
Montgomery. immediately the telegraph road from
Nashville 20 CsrssVe, 50 iies from the ioFner and u
miles IRON the attar and % miles south of Port Royal
Mills, containing 20 acres about 4S7 open land,
GgoOd state Of cultivation; the balance well tmbeTed
The Improvements consist Of comfortable dwelling good
negro cabins sons chmneys two large tobacco barns,
goUG stable CRIB, and other necessRr7 Olt-houses
apple and peach Orchards 40. failing spring
Gno abundance Of stock water.
The laud lies well any timbered upland 10 the
county of the size and well adapted the growth
Of corn, wheat oats aud tobacco. Terms liberal
JOHN B. DORTCH.
z. $ For Information concerning the land would
refer 2es.r, Cave johnson and Wm b. DOrch of Nash
vile; Robt Mcclure Of GarksEiie; Rosoo Dcksrson and
David N Carislian, Of Todd county, Ky. | would also
be bought with the above land desred divided
snIJ purchasers. ie29 J. B. ID.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
w A L L p A p Z II
L. M. GORBEY.

WALLP PAPER.
L. M. GORBEY,
a. IEPoRTER AND DEALER IN
WALL PAPER AND PAPER HANGIH O. 3
- NO, 26 COLLEGE STREET, ~ es.
Next Door to Sewanee House, Nashville.
Z EBPS constantly on hand the latest and most lash
N ionable patterns for Parlors, Halls, Dining Rooms,
A large assortment Of cheap lnglszed Paper Flrs
Scieens, window Paper Tessters, Ac.
~ Paper hanging done in the best mspasT; z, sGDpvv
FURNISHING GOODS aaB
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
DRASS BOUND BUCKETS-all sizes;
/ ID Iron do do do;
Panied Toy buckets; Brass Bound Water Cans :
Iron Bound Water Cans Cedar Ms Pigg1i1.
do Koslers-B Brass and IrOn Bound;
DO Churrs-al sizes;
Palant spring Clothes Pins;
Common do;
Market Baskets, with or without covers; p
Large Square and bound Clothes Basketsi
WILLOW Wagons
German Work Baskets;
Deep Clothes Baskets, with Wood Bottoms.
%ovla ls''''e :" -DD ~ 81 Snow, MACKENZIE co.
SIX MINUTE FREEZERS.
VXTE have Just received additional supply OF the Ice
w Cream Freesers. for making Ice Cream IN SIX
MINUTES. ss.s-.
Common Freezers and Tubs;
-. Ice Water Pitchers Ice Picks and Mallets
Preserving Kettles; Hammered and Cast Brass;
French Porcelain Kettles and Sauce Pans;
do Timed Iron Sauce Pans; s-..
Fruit Cans of all sizes, for putting up fruits and
vegetables. junes SNOW MACkENzIE CO.
PATENT SAD IRONS.
ONE of the most valuable of Inventions, with which
The ironing for a family can be done with five cents
worth Of charcoal
Taors' and Box Irons;
Ironing Stoves and FurnRces
Preserving Furnaces, &C., &c.;
Iron Spoons, of ell sizes. .s
tunes SNOW, MACkENZlE co.
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND TAILORING ES-
TABL1SHMENT,
No. IL Cedar Street,

Five doors from Public Square, Nashville,
vyTHERE NAV be found choice and well select e.
w ed stock of EN
Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings, sY
fthelstest and most beautiful patterns all of which vii
be made up to order most fashionable STYLE and al
as short notice as can be done any city in the Union
and at prices to suit ths times.
sm now receiving my stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
and being satisfied that they by far the hand
somest Goods brought to this market an examination
is requested before purchasing elsewhere
Ready Made Clothing Pants and VestI of
all kinds fine assortment Of Mems Furnishing Goods
Silks and MerinO Undershrts Shirts Stocks Gloves Sus-
nenders Cravats Pocket Handkerchief silk and Linen
Shirt Collars, Umbrellas, &c.
c- Garments at the shortest notice. Please call
and examine. L. :. HOUGH,
sepI-H Agent
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FALL AND WINTER TRADE FOR 1855.
.. r, c. McNAIRY q CO.,

FALL AND IhADE FOR 1000
R. C. McNAIRY q CO.,
No. 65 College Street,
A RE now prepared to exhibit of the most com
n plste well the largest stock of Dry Goods ever
offered BY retail in this country. All desire Tor
friends and buyers generally 10 call for what they
want, and We will surely supply them.
The two partners having spent three months in New
York, have accomplished much in getting up their stock
from hrst HANDS, which will enable them to sell at prices
far tSlop previous rates
DRESS GOODS
In Silks-every thing new aud beautiful
Broeade and Plaid FlOunces;
Plain Plaid and Brocades;
1000 rich high colored Delsnes;
Plain plaid and rich fig. MerinoS.
LAGES AND EMBROIDERIES.
200 sets of tine Val and Honiton Laces;
100 " Collars and Sleeves "a Lace;
100 = French Work Jaconets;
80 &" " Cardinals swns
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS.
All the leading styles of goods, such as
New York 1ls and other Domeshcs
Cotton and Linen Sbeetngs;
Damask and Plain Toweing and ToWels;
Jsconet Muslins and Cambricks;
Globe, Merriuack, Duunel, Excelsior Prints;
Furniture chintzss, DC, &C.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
New French and English Cloths plain and Fancy Cass-
and Vestings in endless variety, which will have
made 10 order in the most fashionable style.
Also extensive assortment of Kid end other Gloves
Hosiery, Stocks, Cr8vas, Collars handkerchiets &c
CARPETINGS.
We have now the largest and most varied stock ever
offered the Nashville public which will ba ad led month
ly by all the styles and patterns they brought
out fsepl4.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY.
PROFESSOR j. VEGAS,
r ATE from Paris and New orleans, respectfully "a
4 informs the citizens Of Nashville that be will "a
remain for limited period cf the purpose of CIV I
ing = = -
LESSONS IN DANCING,
Prof Vegas proposes teaching all the most ashiona
Bile Dances of the day, including the
Polka, Quadrle,
Schottische Five Step Waltz
Ssnterslle New Polka Mszourka
Redowa Waltz.
Also, the following new Dances introduced into New
Orleans by Prot. Vegas, viz: the
Sicilienne, Emerada,
and VarSovia
Days for chdren-Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
from till dark,
Gentemans classes ditto from 10 10 o'clock, P NJ.
Private Lessons for Ladies and Gentlemen Tuesdays,
Tbursds's and Saturdays from a M TO D. m.
Prof Vegas will open his School at the Odd Fellow s
Hail. and will also give lessons at Sem naries and in pr
yate families.
REFERENCES.
hlss s. s. Hull, YOsng's Ladies' Institution.
VIM. Parante, Female Academy.
VIM. DereuX, Female Institution.
DR.. aud Mrs Macaulay, Female Collegiate Institute
Misses Allison, Female Institute
Mad. Mace ST, Charles Institute.
Mr. and Mrs. DImtres Orleans Academy.
81 Prof. Vegas be found at the Planters House
Orders left there the Music Stores of MesSrs Mcclure
4 Martin and j. B. West will be attended to- octll-u
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TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
. EALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Office of
- the Edgpfed and Kentucky Railroad Company in
Nashville Tenn until Saturday December 18th, 1855,
for the construction Of this Road from Nashville to the
Kentucky line where it meets the Henderson and Nash
vile sailload to Henderson the Ohio River The E.
K is about fortyeight miles long. through eoun-
try wei adapted for railroad construction and the work
will be divided into sections Of about mile II each,
which may be bid for sep Iaely the whole road nclud
ed in proposition Proposals may also be made To
build the thirty miles onl to Nashville either by the
s'HgleYeg'lOu "a contract
There the Road Tunnel hsf mile long heavy
neck wUk at points, and two laIgs bridges Maps
pr, files rd plans VIII be ready for examination by De-
ctuber ls and aay information may be obtmned by ad-
dressing he ua1sT, gnod. ....a
SAMi WATSON, President
y ANDERSON, Chief Eng.
stnNrtiliinnl-
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
oFFTaE-CoRNFR cHUReH AND oHERRY STREETS

THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
a. subscribers at S3 90 per annum in advance
The TRI WEEKLY is published avery Tuesday, Thursday
and SATURDAY, at s. 90 per anhuna in advance; if
paid in advance, So 90.
The DAILY il published az Eight Dollars. Gu f
E5s- THE MONEY, IN ALL CASES, TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. ~
Eenauces OF subs0riptIons may be made BY mail al our
rizk.
No paper viii Be sent out of the State unless the order IA
accompanied with the cash.
~ We wish il distinctly understood that no pspey VIII
be discontinued until al areaFagss paid except stthe
option Of the publishers t-'-it -t
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DURR MILL STONES, OF all
u SIZES, on hand and made TO
oruer. smut Mills, Mill Irons,
Mill Gearing, Betting, Eoisting
and Regulating Screws, Screen
Wire, Ibamsel Irons, Plaster Of
Paris, Dutch AHker Brand
Boiling Cloths, Of all num-
bers.
All articles sold by me warrant
ed 10 be Of the best quality, or the
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NOV LANDING.-440 . prlne b .InloTs Coz
IN fee;
100 dozen assorted Pickles.
3 half pipes Pure Old Cognac Brandy.
sspt2S SEYMOUR, TANNING co.
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NEW CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.
Z pARP

NEW CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.
J. F. PARR,
No SO College street. corner Broad
VXTRERE all kinds Of light and heavy Car cSERk
w riage repairing will be promptly attend dA4ss~
ed to- for proe will endeavor satisfy s who try
have also Buggies of my manufacture, that
warrant good any in the market. will sell on
reasonable ternls-Cali and see me.
julys-6m
SALE OF NEGRO WOMAN AND CHILD.
DI virtue of decree Of the County Court, of David.
ID County, rendered at the October Term. 1856,
will offer for sale at the Court House. in Nashville On
SATURDAY, October 9th, 1885, negro woman, named
Harriet aged 20 years. and infant child aged about
26 years upon credit untIl January ST. 1856, except
the Of $50 to be paid cash. Said negro woman and
child belong the estate Of Sem' A. Graves, decd.
octI4-td. F, OHEATHAM, C. & n.
A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE
THE undersigned offers bis valuable Farm, situated
i Coffee County, three miles from Pelham, and siH
miles from Hlsbor0 the road from Nashville to Chat
anOoga and about three hundred yards from the Pleasant
hundred and twenty-five Said farm has been long
esteemed of the very best in the county and located
in healthy section, entirely exempt from the visitation Of
all malignant diseases There about two hundred and
twenty i've of cleared land, all under good fence
and in high state Of cultivation There two comfort
able dwelling houses, commodous hF-, stables, with
comfortable negro houses In short is well improved
said farm has most fertile and productive SOIL adnira
bly, adapted 10 the cultivation OF grass, clover and small
grain &c and be made Of the best stock farms in
Middle Tenlessee-havng sufhcsncy of water at every
neceSs lry point.
Possession be had at Gpy time Persons desirous
Of purchasing respectfully invited to examine the
premises and learn of the subscriber the PARTICULARS
the terms &C, ffebswtf) P. II. PRICE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-11-04
-EiLST lsrLEIN - AND FOK SALE,

gISE RECEIVE AND FOR SALE,
{ LARGE aJ 4t superior French RsPpee snuff at
y dueea prices.
Also a 10, OF superior Havana Cigars.
SO fh- lovers aC geuuIoe Aeegschaum Pipe beg to
inform th.U alt wall open beautiful lot day
t"o. Cai and them at tne sign OF the Little In
dan, c5rlsr Cherry aud c edAr sts.
surls J. MOORE
tsIN L.Essi:sNn EEA =. SHOES ~ CATERS.
y LNI S sui'eg Fancy Top Congress Caters;
u " " Cloth Congress Caters PLAIN with tips
" $ Ai1 Top SluOnd Caters:
" hungarian Dress Shoes;
" Pslslj Leather Ties
With T.Cou other styles very superior aud of the most
fashionable make lus' received by
JOHN RAMAGE
tus-5 ~ College St