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NIiEDICINALs
Dr. Hdlls Celebrated Palmonic ElisiI

Or hats .UeiepfHtBtE 4 HFHiOHlO GklpkIA
NOR The Ntnhneht cure ofeoushs, colds consumption
Il btonehS, SshhS. thuenta Group, wboopiGg cough,
Inflammation Of The bI0ecbsA anu PUB
and all Aseuos 81 'he organs o. TeSPlra
Wan,.tl the peasantestan best medicine for dseas
"a d lhS lungs E Sr S6id Ia America, ~
In pItsentsls ibis n&aelns 10 tbs public sc have the
sasbetlon 10 know thst we mol only present lhein with
anlole Io ee elass =, ,SSss. !, III ~
eis Inc eonstitutlop, on con 30 administered With
opt sIy fear or hheral p0sohs, for II contains 1o9e
The ke that alaTse portion OF the suffering, anu uesh
hfouShoutt country Is caused BY sease OF the Qgass
81 respiration, coEsAqent upon ald e9lu
duced US 10 nut II within tie feASh Of every
who may need aIeedy that has proven tsell 90 IEau
This medicine is The result ola long experience, eGd
Stuiy ofthl4e dASAseA OF lie ltAa whGh W
our cha bic eaei and we calm 10 Be III AdSatte
Of al eveT before discovered mr hOse eeunSI
complaints, an Improvement upon all, anu consequently
superior 10 all others,
We shall make no eSravagan assertions Of lis efficacy
WHO deceive all who nht Them, nor shA we oIu Out sny
inducements which experience dOesnot Justly ,,.,.
lTnacnts win peI&eyeTe In Tho use OF tls meulelhet
and use Il as dlntted, they will be cule " every nsalee
that It's not beyond the power OF neVtlle hGIS aie
nun eTrus now eoyN2tlA blessings Q, healIh alu
since bten III their Eye but for The timely ahd rersaSe
ring ue Of this inyOlGabIe remedy II IS nol nIeeluSu
that II Is lnalbe IN every Stage ofcoHumnilon hut we
know II 10 b, better adapted 10 The various diseases Of
regulatory OTgahS than my other Medicine ever oneIeh 10
tlepubc Alive ask Is trial. and incyery insance u
ysel nrey teeorlintIo e dlLesNRs 1a lSFee' 'AS'
Cenano signed 4. IALL & 20. For sale b. lAM,ES
BAKEH, DIuStisi, Wheeling, Va. ALSO, BY DltlgylS's
s.reralv tlrotsholt tie country. aRS-ly
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''4"s"u 'O slDNRY RRHRsR,
Ex-senator or The United States
Professor weeds, n, osisn'a'I saa"'i''

This Eminent lisa viuibie auxiliary in the treatment Of
some OF lie mosl formidable diseases with which II s our
lot 10 contend, forlaslnce, flea iHugt GId
IeRt. by thorough and continued oppIeaol OF lIis
eTwlse formidable dIteAteS ere al oee dlsATe OF mott
than halt their teols, particularly tHons ehlldfeh, anl
thousands OF mothers, we're they allowed 10 speak Woud
With eli Tie eloQcence OF feeling and 4eetlon bear e
united tetimonj 10 the iarl thai Il had CHI
den from The very Jaws OF DEATH aud restored them 70
their EOlmer health aud beauty, Again, will DO found
as an AEus Cake or an enlargement Of Inc spleen, III al
cases where an exeIl AppeaunlS OF service, this lin
aeht will be found nsA!Gl.
General Depot COS broadway, New York; AMI III
PoTsais whoiesale ana rets, In whselinsby
is5iSm WILLIAM j. ARMSTRONG.
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,M.EDTCAL..
Prof Wnnds,

T1ntr RestoratIyels now tsf the iIst time intro;
III juesd % he citizens bi Wheeling, 81 No i9 Mlt
SlTeet which Il The only sure feHsdy eyer Invented thai
viii restore the grey and 10 ths
ofiali color OF youth without dSein cover us bald
keidIn short time With The paluTal covering, remove
iimlf, and prevents ls hair IRON fslpS o Anals tes
from lh6 filthy sediment 50 In divers
ll0aS Of different aes now before the ruhlei We M
EToRIINE Is htauIGl arltlefor We lor Ihe el1
SIeIssrettluy nvl,edto ealNt the Depctt9d eSenane
tic tetllmoNlis VI ladies' and gehtepen u hith
lion In ihe South and West, ts %!
SlAlesulnand Senator, JalFs ileese, Of llllnols
CLRLYLR, H. Jpie n, 1852.
have uttd Prof o. s. Woods talr ResloTtllys aud
ng a. hVusht prematurey ger, but By Tie use o. bis
RssioaNe'l has ItsuHe l,SS ISlP'l =oor' and have
''NNV4'' Fs'"'-"'"N' SlDNRY BRBBSR,
Ex-senator Tie United States
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Planished Tin Ware,
UST opened assortment oitplehdd pIanished Ware,
u consisting ofcOee and Tea UTns, chatting nShts 0ys.
ter SieweTS Vegetable Dishes, Dish Covers, Teap0t, RSs
coolers, Stomach warmers, and painted Toilet Se:sa
beautiful articles We respectfully solicit the attention Of
The public 10 our varied ard OF iouxe
and Steam boat Furnishing goods
HOBBS, BARNES & co,
NO2s, MonroS 81, near the Post once,
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4 SSInNER,S N0TlCE.

hDOlhN0h y AlC tStH
q ineou d, woodrow having, on The iith dayoI
> Apr 1871, by proper deed conveyed ~ trust TO he
ots all bis real aud personal property aud closes mac
lion, all persons In any wise Indebted 10 said woodrow
aTe required 10 maize lmnelllate payment 10 me- and
sons having claims against said Woodrow are Ttqud
In order 10 receive any benehI under sad lruSt within
four months 10 file their claims with the popcT Ieeasea
eoIdng 10 The terms Of said deed. with Tue uHieLsGned
tpt3 HkO' w. SlUlllS, "hSlStFe'
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
No. ], sprigg House EmporiumIl
tT.Hh f
,CLoTlIs, CASSlMEREs AND VEsTlNGs!
New spriaE aud Summer 4: ooa,i

Ai New SpriaE aud Summer Goods!
m TiRBpeastre IN belpB able to ssY ply OLD eust%nl-
il eEt tnd the tShioAbe community, that have iHst
Returned from New York and have be9n able TO procure
~ MOTT Fashionable Goods for The season that Tho great
Emporium, New York eau import IRON FTsRte and The
old eouhtreai aud having dslehSed the sale Of eoll
mon klolhns gives me more room aud time 10 attend 70
new stock now consists Of
BLACK, USowS, GEEENI BLvE, OLIVE AND
a nALiliA CLOTHS,
AIO. 6lk and wool eathnefeitS, oil shades and eooTsi
bonhStnt dnplef summer cloths, ilenl1d UlsSelos,
&C., for baking fotk dress sack and business eoiS,-
French, Enslish, aud eIlean eastlelet also, ducks
linen dIlnSa, DC, for making pants Is 10 YtsllnGa,
have tie most beautllu selection ever looked In any e.
OF which am nov prepared 10 rake up 10 The most
ard best style as hayeAeeured w Rt.sILLs
services Is cutter for The coming teAto certain 10
s,ynI can furnish better elolhs thanany houSe west
ol ihf AgeshfpT nounlaihs' ,.,.,.
IN soRseliUI NTH Tho above hare beaulllal atsolt-
Fsni o. Fulilhus Goods oil fPe sealoga6le and lah
lg1bh consisting OF CLOTH eassmere, easherett b0Hl
httln, gas linen diabla and palm linen, ock dress
and buseets coats, vests and pants, made from Tie nos
sholtbe and SeAsontbe Goods, In great yaletyi also
llnth and cotton Shirts, silk, lren, lambs wool aud cot.
ton UndeJshirta aud DaNerai eaStts, stocks, collars,
geSta and bptrenders, :.
able Tor completing kenttmahs wardrobe.
Az ne shoYe nNa articles, together With many other
articles thlt can be found a my STORE No Sp House.
Please call and take LOOK, and much 0bhEe l9gLS
mr3l s. RlCR.
y..t... NOTICE. EXTRA,
have small stock VI common clothing That will dis
pose OF eot, Or sStnleSs 10 make IOOF for my Spring
Hlotk Of hne goodsi ,,,,
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From he Rairmoni { Is.5 ReYaRiren

From The FziTmehi (Ia.l RtPtiRiean. =,
M lSvAtUABLE jlgplCINv. II Is but seldom we md
among the many Ienes offered 10 the public Tor the cure
oil dleSIe, one we can consent 10 commend or wvte VIZ
tues we ale able TO discover aud lave always teduousy
avoided giving uitelance 10 anything that might lead nlS
one ~ EIrpole that we placed any faith In their nsien
SiOni. Hut With IeleTete 10 remedy manu- aeluled ~
this place. and which has become as familiar 10 Tie public
as huteEoId words, we speak nom knowledge Of its In
tTRsc eGtelltnctS, Us adaptation TO many Of tue s o.
Il G, and tho security with which II may be used. We
spelk OF tho NonSre Nerve and liOne nlmen prepar'
I'd BY H. H. Carr & Co.. from prescription furnished by
Ut Watson Carr late Of M0Ieantown, and HOW OF Wlecl
Ing clio Of tile most eminent Physicians 10 Virginia. This
lnEnt Is based upon tho broad principle that any Tcne'
dy which will relieve external pain, will properly com:
pounded, he equally eltaeOus In removing internal aec.
lions principle That has been succesSnlly deyeored-
Amply the OsIins Of Scleee, htns mild aud Aim.
pie In Its action .nd yet revealing IN lis elects power
more Incredible, TeaChng the most hidden slnewS OF ln
and beaSt0nd gel beg InEOYl0S 10 The weakest infant
II Is als0 BIS A The ehtdpti IRmsn IN tho aIkei being
put up IN L0tS twice as large The Majority AID Une'
ouih larger than the largest besides being more than four
times siTong We commend II ~ those IN want VI a
sale AMI certain remedy,
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PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,
III ChatSul ST., PhlsdtiPhis, sSr:tiitt Silh Hos't
HENRY w, sARRORp,
lvFOKTEE ANU DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma.
TEaitLs, GNp FURNITURE CovERISGs,
WHICH he Offers al the lowest market prices,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The StoekeOmphSins, IN rali, the IollUwlnsi
Embroidered Lace CurtaiRSi Gilt GCorhiee1i
Drapery Laee4 f. Mu1lipti do Hands,
Fremh RTOSales, all widths Canopy Arches and Rlrgsi
and eOloTsj Cords, IasselA, Gmrs,
Satin de LANES Pfinges curtain Drops,
ihnaskst &c.
Xiarte,lOeEot FRENCH PLUSHES, Of all eOlOrs and
PdiSTSb WIDOW RAbEs, end HOLLANDS OF ali
eoioTS for shading
n h. Persons ordering Curtains will give the MEASURE
oithe keShih and wldtho' he entire frame OF window.
nnTi7-ivd&w
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Pittsburs- FLEMING & BROTHERS. Ro. 60 Wood
st. am by Druggists sener'lly -..--.--.- lelo-5nl
AFFLICTED READll
PHILADELPHIA Medical IIouse-EsisbllshAd %
i yeaIssS6by Dr RiialtliH, corner Third aud Union
s'' between spruce I ,%v rSf' i rnSads'ph'' "a
Are spprised that r. KlSKELlS confines Ills practice
10 raIteulAi branch OF medicine, which engages Ills
undivided attention. lie COuOns the unfortunate
bSaiSt tho tbte Of mercury thousands are annually
HeIcTtliLed oW Of lie. Recent elections Al promptly
TWENTY YEARS or EXPERIENCE
In The treatment oil aUusS OF diseases hitherto neglected
AId iMreleCily understood, has eiabled llR. hINkKs
LIN, (.IHihor oCa YORK on Self IIUtTrdtoN) 10 Prove
that nlEe iehS u lic canSeS Oi nervous debility, local
and constitutional weakness Ncnia aud physical sl|eT-
Ing are SIelbe 10 certain habits, oIihs The most re.
e'etiei deadly any ssal springs u Hone'' mssfy aud
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is al evil habit sometimes indWlsed In by boys in
solitude, often grOwi q ~ with them 10 inlnhood aud
which, II moi TCIoInhd In due tme mt only beseis seT-
Gus obstacles 10 matrimonial happiness, but gives lSe 10
seIe8 Of pIolIactcd, lns lonS, aud devastating Aec'
tiUns. Pew Of those who give way 10 tiAA lArnltouS
Letous systems latteled fee; strange aud uHaeeounla'
bic feelings, and vague Ieari Ia lie MUD.
The unfortunate thus afflicted becomes feeble, 10 una.
bic TO labor with accustomed igor, or 70 Apply by nj
10 study lis step Is lady aud weak, 10 Ia dull, lreto'
Lutte aud enEa eS IN his sport with less energy than usual
lille em'nCipHieS hinell before Tie practice has done
ri III H. "snSs sIIS lin iii hiS Il caused v LiS
rIs. ~, "%, wG;cL SSowH svaE,l n,
'yi"svi ~ ike,S ,,iiStiv Siipa.J.
'"'"''"" WIkRiICP
a.. t,6,a.", " ,.yet.I condition., IN o,S.r
tbn, II my +, really Tho esS,e Of mutual hsppness-
"nb ~ yc ,yIirh nnty roysIs lie oIjs OF domestic
wIsir.ipeSs he Iss.J. snd its tIue Suce In every in.
sisSss ScIoseL-inUw nsuy could II he Il acei 10 phys
FL ,"sl, ilnnS nm, ibeE StrGl,ui IS,nnOntheill
iSnIr lien while Iei In line. In oJsT 10 have Your IN.
.tT, mi es%e, 1Igsuiistioa ieLaceG, ,cvivlIied aud
Si,snsiIeIri
RHNRNREu
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Saddlers Hardware.

oRuulehs tAeAuW"A0'
AND COACH TRIMMING
lust Ti assortment SS'sl, =, l v.lVisb
Bpegy lowS lubbs, SPoEes, Fellows, Carriage end Tire
iioI4, NatabiS lloiA, Patent and Ep4need Leather,
snA every ihsu eA BY iherade, To- which inSs heat
;tniinn Of lie Public. JOHN KSOTE,
aRi3 Old Stand, i63 Main a..
- Notice.
CIT n. MOTIF has associated with him ~ partner,
w lis bfothefJ j. ~. MOTIF, The parinsI ship com.
MeneR; ontLe lilh i6ss Ise style Of tic hfnl w
W.h NOTIFY BRoInhn, l"0"
tIn.,,n,. Irjshi.ato ~ n Morrr arc requested 10
IN IN ss,tls XII accounts m Immediately.
Ibis sew WV ','0e.. ,~..., v. G.Mo1rE.-
~. Bound to SHAVER
NE LADIES IKOOULTRES celebrated warranted
~ R.io TLey.lays win y. srs;!ss' sass spa arc
"Pe''e'e' O'OUeH''V'H'' '~'"CC g" y. TEOWSiS
N E.v,t.w.lry cioT:. W"shInsiorI
TlIew rhy.ls 10 lie j os.-ral,erlnasher;.
ptoso.o sSG E iesf rom tU u. rs.t s s
nanshily curing all NeuIaltls llstass!, RhenIna
"' " liz RD FIst' Rssissss, EiildReal ST.
..... Viius' ines, PslGliollOIs Of tie
~. isihs in!Is Sto~ssg IT.
dIsesll9n, I}spepaH
Uien,ns rams
.....-t famln'
..H., ID, - .. . 4. IN, -. /, A., Al. .t,. IT - .,,
Ttsts chains were hrtt introduced " ihs clty q new
York lees than one year since, ami aor hens eueeu
toikorouEh Tial, In every hS.rlIa II VIC ard spl
Easns AS., HI ,bsS Hns,t,s .TStrs
AID oheIs wy Lhst MY ~ nhnse
ai wTrMe NS .t Az IA Is Seta,s ILSt IsS
ati;ul:l their We = 99a1ls;SS' ri, ,o,O,r
s flhflost 70 InsI ny VA ~ s"tS,,.J n
W were pasa " etey w pFns.IS "a Ins
lsHdL ~ ,SoiSi6s ynIiss $isis.S; ,,n.D wp,,n
hTHlNk CLVSEfAND fVnDhh " hLL
The pJntJrka upon which u is claimed ihal NE CHAINS
pToapse thelt eHss as' S msfss
~ Se, sIOs.
~ m etiTo naSneiiSnj and seeond-iat he electro
: ehins 81 being worn over and upon the part
ofss diseased furnish 10 the exhausted nervous sys
f bT III, roWeTla stimuallpg elects the nervous huld
Routed 10 rToiuce Healthy acton through the
snts sSs,,n, NOasspsinE hostpn,s allowed to beta
III bSins the chains, but rigid Observance OF he
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. |..| ..# NUIIOk- kNIHh'
lhaysl small stock VI common clothing hat viii dis
pose Of n eost reveness 10 make IoO for my Spin
ih'G sssISs hpe sO'a" ring
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.. AND COACH TRIMMING,
TUST oreGd, large assortment oiSaideIs Hardware
BusEy Howe, Hubs, Ep0Ees Fellows, Carriage end Tire
ioIlS Malltabe lIoiA, Patent and KpanElled Leather,
;tniin6 Of lie Tnbile. JOHN KSOTR,
ani3 Old Stand, io3 Main a..
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LOUISVILLE LINE. en-
30 9sIS lasvll' Line lnse9ac SsSg'I; ltsox
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street, when, by accident, it fell 10 the ground
asd tie head was driven in One of the spectators
I seeing The Iiquor was split, s4id ''Oh dear Oh
dear! What pity" '0h i" said little boy
who was looking Ont is not pity. The drink
viii do better s,i, ISad 5 earth han in God image
~ (Cheers.) he had beard this said at Temper
| Meeting, and the apt manner in which he male
use Of it howed that itwas thoroughly understood.
Children may be made the most glorious coadju-
tors IN the ranks Of temperance. The children in
the United States have been engaged in exertiug
an influence outside Of tLeir armies they know
well what's meant by sympathy ana beneyoienee.
We have taught them that drunkard is a mau.
Although be is poor, and miserable, and debased.
and although he sometimes frgtens them, yet, that
he is man, and was once boy as pure and bright
as they and therefore, we teach that they should
have sympathy with drunkard, who has mans
heart and sensibility. have gone to the most
hardened wretehes and have spoken to them in
tones of kindness and sympathy and although
the eye was bleared and bloodshot, yet, could see
the crystal drops welling up and falling down the
bloated face One man. remember, lifted up his
hands and said...I didn't know had friend in
the world" No power earth is SO debGsng 10
man as the power Of drink, but we have taught
the children TO look upon the incorporate man as
a human being.
WHAT THE GIRLS oAN DO.
Weused, in the United States, 10 furnish boys
and girls with pledge-books and with pencils and
thus equipped they would get numerous signatures.
A man wes leaning, much intoxicated, against a
tree Some little girls coming from school, saw
him there, and at once said to each other What
shall we DO for him p Presently one said ',Oh,
III tell you--let's sing him temperance song"
And so they did. They collected round Lin and
struck up
away, away the bowl"
and so or, in beautiful tune. The poor druukard
ked it, and so would you. "Sing again, my little
girls, said be. 1--WE will, said they, ait you will
sign the pledge" "No, no, said be, "we are not
at temperance meeting, besides you've no pledges
with you" Yes, We have, and pencils too, and
they held them up TO him. "No, no, L won't sign
now but do sing for me" So they sung again =
The drink that's in the drunkard's bowl
Is nos the drink for me-"
" Oh do sing again. be said. But they where firm
tus lime, and declared that they would go away If
wouldn't sign. But said the poor fellow
striving TO fnd an excuse, You've no table,
nOw can l write without table? You must put
me pledge somewhere" At this, one quiet, mod
ST, pretty lIue creature, came up timdly with
one finger on her lips, and said you can write
Ipon y,ur hat, white We Id it for you (Cheers)
y ,l, the man signed, and heard him narrdle |
{ Ie facts bef re 1900 children He said, "'rh,nk
rod for these chiidren--they came TO me mes |
eag-rs of mercy Loud cheers
We also teach the children of our cold water |
irmies that the children of the drunkards are hot
eserv ~ of the scoIn and contempt which they |
,UmetImeS meet.
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they sat together before the cheerful IRE, that
he bad some idea of keeping the little Diissr and
educating him. "a boy who could form such
purpose, ana keep it, will in all probability make
a useful mau." After-years proved the CORRECTNESS
OF this conclusion Reuben is new man Of IN
telligenee and wealth. He is one whom the world
delights to honor; but among his pleasantest men,
ories. doubt not is hat of the barrel of four he
bought for his beloved mother = Independent
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Fall AND WINTER TRADE FOR 1865.

II. c. McNAIRY & CO.,
.r .- No. % College Street,
A RE now prepared to exhibit OF the most com
n pete US well the largest stock of Dry Goods ever
offered by retail in this country All desire is foo
friends aud buy generally 10 call for Wha 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 first hands, which ill Enable them 10 ei al prices
fur bsOw previous rates
In Silks-every thing and beautiful;
Brocade and Plaid Elounces,
Plain Plaid and BrocadeS
1000 rich high colored Deaines;
Plain, plaid and rich fig. MerinOS
LACES AND EMBROIDERlES
200 sets of fine Val and Honiton Iaces
100 COllars and Sleeves in Lace
100 . French Work Jaconets;
so " Cardinals Lawnk
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS.
All the leading styles of goods, such as
New York Mills and other DOnieStics;
Cotton and Linen Sheetings;
Deulask and Plain TOwelling and Towels
Jaconet Musins and CHmbricks
Globe, Merrinack Dunnel, Excelsior Prints;
Furniture chintzes dc, &c.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
New French and English Cloths plain and Funcy Cassi
meres and yesngs in endless variety which will have
made to order the most fashUnabie style.
Also an extensive assortment OF hid and other Gloves,
Hosiery Stocks Cravats, Collars Handkerchets, &c
CARPETINGS
We have now the largest and most varied stock ever
offered the Nashville public which will be ad led to mouth
ly by all the styles and patterns they are brought
our rsep14
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,;RI;E,N,S sEEO .IlEAT.


TTNHI Wheat is 81 the very whiiest ald puret kind. 1t
/ has been exhibited iOuT times at the Georgia Fairs
and premium awarded iu every instance 1t Is only to
he be admired weighing sixty-egts pounds per
bHshel. lt is Cf the largest kind COW n N0venI-
beg and IN May. Farmers desiring TO have the best
.nd earliest 1d Of wheat w1ud act wisely 20
purchase le a small portion To get in the seed viii
deliver this wheat al the iltiralge depO, Georgia IN
E0od strong sacks az five dollars per bu-he from one
bdsh5l quantity d. sued the sacks marked accord
ing 20 directions Il expected M all cases The money 10
accompany orders. The following Sentt en- have kind
a. ed y act agents In thus place and will order
tus wheat ioT -uy wslingiG T. 5 Ilawkns johnson
= Home, d. d Dickey, Z, 5, Cheaiham, 4 Co, q
BerZe y Co !. A. HcAlistsr Co, W. Ii Gora"n Co,
r'eY m0ur & FIoniBg, johnson. Weaver Co, Church
Anderson, H. : French, Morris Stratton, Davis
SWAN, AcJTra + Terrass.
gents the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad a2d
other racssat jowan depot, D. 4 lgaCd at aTJrsee
+. GanuaSaY: az B=ilbucke ". Peas ci; at Foster
Sa Thomas Edwards al Chr stiaua " \. Reed. al Muir
fIcssboro Huagins Helper Hrd 3cree, 81 smyrna Il.
SiIau. u.s. ~ Lavergne J. A. VALDEZ; Malone Lane.
sdIoner County G r. 7 T Gibson. Athens Tenn ANY
ore however order for themselves if preferable
Samples of iho Wheat anj Flour vii be LETT with Tie
abovo named Agents r II. GREENE, L2Grange.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY.
PROFESSOR J. VEGAS,


r ATE from Paris and New Orleans. respectfully "a
1 informs the citizens Of Nashville thai be will ~
remain for limited period for the purpose OF CIV L-sA
ing 49, >. .,-
LESSONS IN DANCING.
Prof J. Vegas proposes teaching all the most fasiona-
bic Dances of the day, including the
Polka, Quldnlle,
Sehottische Five Step Waltz,
Sapterels New Poik& NaZourka,
Redowa W altZ
Also the following new Dances, introduced into New
Orleans by Prot Vegas, viz: the
Sicilenne, Emeralda,
and Varsovia
Days for children-Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
from I'LL dark.
Gentleman's classes ditto from7 to 10 O'Clock, 7. M
Private Lessons for Ladies and Gentlemen, Tuesdays,
Thursda, and SATURDAYS, from a. NJ, to 3 D. H.
Prot. Vegas will open his School at the Odd Fellow
Hail. and will also give lessons at Semnaries aud In pr
vate families,
REFERENCES.
MISS S. s. Hull, Young's LADIES Institution.
WIN. Parante, Female Academy.
VIM. Derieux, Female Institution.
Dr.. aud Mrs Macaulay, Female Collegiate institute
- Misses Allison, Female Institute
Mad. Mace St Charles Institute.
E Mr.. and Mrs. pI mItres Orleans Academy.
~ Prot. Vegas be found at the Planters hcuse-
Orders left there the Music Stores OF Messrs Mcclure
4 Martin and J. B. West will be attended to. loeill-t
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te OV the = shviis I'm and oy.ss,s tie Ntasio1
Hlse, respectfully that eil Keep on band
gUd torres anG velI..est ~ lei . tie Aiflr pubic
re 50 nab =, 1is 49,
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Keep uoce but exsTleue6d .;sls ihe bssr prove
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UNION AND AMERICAN
Thanksgiving.

The Governors of the States seem disposed not
to unite on the same day for expressing publicly
the peoples gratitude to the Author of all good,
We notice the following appointments: