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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS
For Erecting the United states Hospital, at
Yicksburg, Miss.


Treasury DEPARTMENT !
November 4, 1854.
DRUPOSAlS will be received at this Department until
the 2fh day January, 1885, at twelve O'Clock noon,
Tor the OF the u s. Marine Hospital at Vicks
burg Miss according to the plans and specifications
pared by Tins Department. said proposals to be either for
the whole building or separate the different kinds
work the department reserving the right to reject the
proposals hereby invited should the interests of the Uni
ted States require it, Eighty five per cent OF the amount
OF the work done and materials furnished according to
contract price, sd amount to be ascerained by the es
male OF Agent of the Department appointed for that
purposs will be paid from time to time as ne work pro-
ceeds and fifteen retained until The completion OF
The contract and the acceptance OF the work. &C. by the
Agent aforesaid
Contracts win be awarded only 10 Master builders
mechanics and the assignment thereof, except by the
consent Of lie Secretary OF the Treasury will be for
ieiture of the same
Every proposal must be accompanied by written guar
antee signed by responsible persons Certified to be
by the Attorney the United States District Judge
for the said Dstrc that the bidder will when required
if his proposals be accepted, enter into contract and
bond with proper and sufficient securities in the OF
$4,000 for the faithful performance OF he whole work
proportional amount for part thereof
Plans specifications and working drawings can be ex
amned aud other information touching the proposed work
be obtained on application. to this Department
the Custom House in Vieksburg.
The proposals must be sent to this Department address
ed to the the Secretary of the Treasury endorsed PRO
posas for VcksbuFg Marine Hospital aud will be opened
al O'Clock F. H. the last day fixed for receiving the
same in the presence of the bidders if any choose 10 at
tend JAMES GUTHRIE,
nov26t. Secretary Ct the Treasury.
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ROGERS, LIvERwoRr AND rae

Tor THE COMPLETE CURE OF COUGHS. COLDS.
- iNfLUENZA, ASTHMA. BRON CHtTIS, SPITTfNG
OF BLOOD, AND ALL OTHER LUNG COMPLAINTS
TENDING TO CONSTIPATION
III Ih preparation Is getting into ell enas-
NY The numerous letters from our
Informing OF elected IN their Immediate bb
hoods, warrant 95 IN saying IL Is best ii B0t ne
almost invariably rsiievss add not
very worst cases. When all other Cough ur.sr. hee
Medicines and Ply cen testify AskT6s ~,
nearest town, whAI has been his experience OF lie e
he wi tell you If Is THE BES'T MEDICINE ExTNsT
Below We give iea extracts from letters nave received
lately regarding the virtues Of Chs MEDIC fNE
Dr. = Oslin, Of Knoxville, Ca ssys. have been u.u-
your LiEERWoRf and TAR very extensively N Ly prss
belief in MS SUPERIORITY OVER All 0FHER ARTi,
CLkS With which ain seguaited Tor which IL 10 recon
mended."
Messrs Fitzgerald Benners writing from wsynesvis
n c. say The LIVERWORf and 4 X Is beco,nrns isl,
more popular In this country, and thEk justly An
who have tried tsPeak in terms OF a. AM v
very beneficial VA ale1atHg the complaints Tor which
Our Agentin Piekens District, s. Mr s. H. MeFalI "a
''that he uses il win great brns a h- own t,f,
and recommends il his nes hbors' lie sives \. stsss
Of Negro woman IN his vicinity, had been -unerur
with disease OF the Lungs for years with severe
cough, who relieved BY the I.vsrwor "a aud Tar
such are the good reports hear this Medicine from
ali parts Of the south For report Of The surprising cures
has performed Western ami northern and s4irrg
States We would invite The suffering patient read ths
pamphlet which accompanies each bottle 10 ALL say,
THY nix MEDIcINEu
BE WARNED IN SEASON.
And neglect not that cough which Is daiy weassn.ug vour
constitution irritating throat lungs and ny
dread disease CoAsumpon when 30 s9othin.r sui
Healing aTemedy be Obtained Dr. Rogers. swan
LiveTW and Tar.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFETTs ANDRASR INVITATIONS,
The genuine article Is signed ANDREW EOGkIis an the
engraved wrapper around each bottle.
Price, ~ per bottle, bottles 81 Sold wholesale
aud retail BY SCUVIL & MEAD
III Charities Il. bet. Cent aud ~. Louis. y. %
SOLR AsEETs FOR TIE SOUTHERN Stairs, whom !!
orders and applications for Agencies addressed
SOLD ALSO By
BERRY q DEMOVAL.
EWIN BEOTHERS
". =. GRAY,
J. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
JuyI-dHw&w-6m. Nashville.
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Pennsylvania kAILRO4D.
- E q %;

49, - - -: i;
VIE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic eities
\ with Western, Northwestern, Southwestern States
oy continuous Railway direct This road also connects
~ nj sourg with oay line of Steamers TO all 20 ITS on
Inc western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandusky with
Steamers to a ports the Northwestern Lakes making
Tue most direct cheapest and relia5le roste by which
FkElGhT can be forwarded 10 and from the Gye4t H.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pit,sburs:
FlRSr CLASS.-BOOts Shoes Dry Goods
lin bOxes,) Furs Feathers &c -. / 'Je per lOuib
SECOND CLASS.-BOoks and Stationery
Dry Goods lin bales Hardware Lea &c Der lO0f
tueTI &c ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Third CLASS.-Anvils Bagging Bacon !
and Pork (in bulk, } Hemp. dc 49,. ooe per loon
FOURTH Class Coffee, Fish, Bacon
and Pork (packed,) Lard and Lard Oil 'oe per lOOb
~ In shipping Goods from any point East of PbIla
delphla, be particular TO HiafE package en- P,a,y,j,
dllTOad All Goods consigned 10 the Accents of this
Road at Philadelphia PittsGurg will be forwarded with
out detention
FREIGHT AGENTs.-Moses Potter, Boston; j. L. Elliott
\. York h. j. Sneeder, Philadelphia: Magraw Il Rooms
baltimore; George q. Franciscus, PtsbGrg; Sprisau
Brown, Cincinnati. Ohio; }. y Moorhead louisville
Ny; X. e. Meldrum, Madison, Ind; Katclf x Co. ~
Louis, Mo; J. s Mitchell K Son. Evansville Ind
. d. H. HOUSTON, Geheral IRE gle AysHt Ph.klia
H. j. LOMBAERI, NUDL .4AlJVa Pr
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THE GREAT REMEDY for Rhemaiisrr Cont pain In i.i,
Side, Hip, Back, Limbs and joints, Serofua Kings Eyt
hfIe swelling, Hard Ium9rs, SunJOHis AID pans what
ever.
Where this Plaster is applied pain cannot exist.
10 has been beneficial weakness. such Pain
and Weakness In the stomach, Weak Limbs Lansaess Al
lection OF the Lungs in their primary ~ destroys
hAmatiOn by Precipitation.
L. Boyd Pickens district South Carolina t-stid~.
that by its alone, he cured rheumatism in boia
OF has knees, Of several years standing
The following was handed Us D. respectable ply stefan
Georgia:
MEssRs ScOvIL MEAD Gents have been using your
LverwVTt and Tar Hebrew Plaster extensively in M
practice for three past. aud pleasure taat
which acquainted the purposes for which h
recommended. The Hebrew Plaster especially is an
UNIVERSAL for local pains have found
most eXces aPnicatoHf0r SPrans aud Bruises gives
universal satsfacfb wherever used SIS. OSLiN. A. b.
Knoxville, Ga, March 4th, I543.
VI = Beware Of COunterists and base limitations.
The genuine will in future have off, TAYLoP
on the steel plate engraved the label the top
box.
thatA mean counterfeit Of this ar
ticle sin existence.
The genuine sold only and BY our agents appoint
ed through the SOuth-ANB ALLOWED 10 sxGl
Dealers and Purchasers generally cautioned aas-
buying Vt any but regular agent otherwise viii be
imposed upon with worthless article.
SCOvIL q MEAD.
Ill ChSrtres Street, New Orleans.
Sole General Agents for the Southern Statesto whom al
OrdsTs must iny aTHby be addressed.
SOLD ALSO BY
BERRY& DEMOVILLH,
EWiN BROTHERS.,
". F. GRAY.
IulyI-dtW&W6m IN. ZIMMERMAN
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RA

1N1ff5HH HH1a1I zHIND CEIN ANUUGA RATIs
ROAD.
Change of Schedule
IN and after SATURDAY NEXT the 18th inst the
" Mail and Passenger Train will leave Nashville daily
at ii O'Clock and 80 minutes p. NJ INSTEAD offs A. NJ as
atpresen arriving at Chattanooga at O'Clock and so mu
utes, A. NJ
WILL oy THIS arrangement avoid the present delay Of Is
hours at Chattanooga and either going to or returning
from those points Will meet with detention except for
meals or change of baggage.
The return Train from Chattanooga and the Accommo
daton Train TO Shelbyve will be continued on their pres
ent schedule time H. l. ANDERSON
anglf "a Supt Transrnrtstion
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
No. III Cedar Street.

Five doors from Public square,
NTHERE may be found choice and well select "a
w ed stock of IA
Cloths, Cassimeres, and VestiRgs, Nh
OF the latest and most beautiful patterns all Of which will
be made order in the most fashionable STYLE and
as short notice be done i'll any city in the Union,
and atsprices TO suit the times.
having received my entire stock of Goods for the Fall
and Winter seasons and being satisfied that they by
lar the handsomest Goods brought TO this Market
examination is requested before purchasing elsewhere.
READY Made ClOthins.-Coats, Pants and VestT Of
all kinds line assortment of Mems Furnishing Goods
Silks and MernO Undershrts Shirts Stocks, Gloves, Sus
penders Cravats Pocket Handkerchief Silk and Linen
Shirt Collars, Umbrellas &c.
~ Garments cut at the shortest notice. Please call
and examine. TJ.HOUGH,
sep2-u Agent
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THE Superintendent of the Public Schools will be at the
High School Building daily during this Tfek between
the hours of and ~ for the purpose OF examining and
classifying BOYS preparatory TO the admission into the
Schools and at the time and place during next week to
classify the GIRLS 1t is earnestly desired that Parents
and Guardians should present their children as above uo
fed that there NAV be no confusion the opening of the
schools on the first Monday in February next.
Per order of the Board of Examination. jan9-u
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A DESIRABLE REsIDENCE,

WISH TO rent my House and Lot in the suburbs IL
Il Of Nashville, the distance from the Public ri
Square as the Chattanooga Railroad Depot The house
has ten good and other cOnVenenceS The lot con-
tans hive aud half of groundsome three acres of
which is q we'll enclosed garden. There are on the lot
number Of peach, cherry and other trees also brick
stable aud carriage house will this property low
to a good tenant VIM :. LANGDON
81 Keer 10 LINDSLEY K CROCKETT. ian2G-tf
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REMOVAL.

V1ALL Z CUNNINGHAM have removed their stock Of
L HARDWARE CUTLERY AND GUNS, to No. A
NORTH SIDE OF PUBLIC SQUARE opposite the lower
end of the Market House. being the old and welknown
stand Of Morgan Gardner Co.. where they offer
ing AT WHOLESALE we'll selected assortment Of all
articles in their line of business. Merchants visiting
Nashville are requested call end examine their stock
and prices lan4-W&lw6m
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FOR SALE.
A DESIRABLE Lot with doube-frame Dwelling on
"A it said lot fronting tort ythree feet nine inches ON
High street. and running back two hundred and feet
alley and is located IN the Eighth Ward just beyond
Trinity Church.
Also beautiful Building Let, irouting one hundred
and thrtywo feet on Hume street, the New Orleans
Railroad Depot
Also, beautiful tmbered Building lot, containing ten
acres about mile from the city, the Gid Lebanon
Road Bargains will be given. Apply 10
ian3-2w J. L. X. w. BROWN, AK Cherry St
INOW SALE.-A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
L We offering for sale Tract of Land near the
BUENA VISTA Turnpike Immediately adjoining the
beautiful residences of John = Ervng Walter Scot and
j. p. Wiles The Tract contains THIRTY ONE ACRES
is Of fine SOIL all very heavy tmbered and will be sold
ow. Call on LlNDSLEY CROCKETT,
noy5-tf SO College st.
l,TRAYED OR STOLEN-A Black HOUNDk
- DOG-ow and heavy made. l will pay Tlssss;SSfS
liberal reward for his delivery at my office onE44-sssS
Cherry street.
nOvll-tf w. l.. BOYD JT
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A VALUABLE Farm FOR SALE.
RATIS-UST PTDLISgED.-ASEW DIS.

~ RATIS-JUST PDBLiSHED.-AN NEW pi5
0CONERl IN MkDlClNT--4 Jsln liJrds o. rs
ttOHd3 Treatment without meiicDe %. SpsrmatOrrhea
Local Weakness Nervous Debility, Low Spirits lsssituis
Weakness OF the Limbs and the Back, lndsPOsOn and
lneapaey for Study and Labor Dizziness apprehension
Loss of Memory. Aversion 10 Society, Love Solitude
1indity, Se-Dsrust, Dizziness Headache. Involuntary
Discharges PAINS ia the de Affection OF the Eyes Pun
plies the Face Sexual and other iuhrnities IN Man.
From Las frsactyf Dr.. D. DsLdHsyl
The important fact that these alarming complaints
easily be removed WITHOUT Is. IA tins small tfac
clearly demonstrated and the entirely and bgby
eessiul Treatment adopted By the Author ully
planned BY means of which every ~ enabled O.
hfDissJ perfectly, ad Gt &c iist p0ssb c0s3, avoiding
thereby, all the advertised nOstrums OF The day.
Sent to any address gratis and p,t ree ia scaled en-
ye0pe, BY RENTING post paid two postage stamps 0 Bf.
Il. DELANEY, II Lispendard street, New York.
sept3-6m
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THE PCRLIC SCHOOLS.

TINE Committee Of Examiners Of the Board of Educa-
ton will be in session at the High School Building on
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY of the present week. for
The purpose examining Teachers who applicants tor
situations in the Public Schools to be opened the first
MONDAY in February prox. Ladies will present them
selves each day p NJ and Gentlemen the same days
at Z p NJ. Per order of the Board OF Education.
Nashville, Jan 8, l555-tf
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LATEST ARRIVAL or COOr,s.

I UST received by express, uays New FORK, a
~ large and beautiful variety Of Cloth and Velvet Co4ts.
Ot the very latest styles
Dress silks OF the very latest designs which for beauty,
variety and riehnes cannot be surpassed in ths-fke
Aexander's best Kid Gloves; Matters and asekien Lace,
Collars Berthes, Transfer Work, Velvet Trimmings, BON
net and Sash Ribbon and great variety Of other articles
entirely new, all OF which will be sold At prices s the
purchaser JAMES NlCiuL.
nov IS No o. PUB. Square.
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,o THE WHoLEsALE MERCHANrs Of nAsru1I1r

TINHE subscriber has discontinued the manufacture of
Il Tobacco in this city, and will commence uannfac ur-
ing at st Louis where only in the West Fine Leaf can
be obtained suitable for his celebrated Nail Rod Twist
Nectar and lXL TobsccOs All oruers seut 10 me- AT N
Louis after April l or let with A Morrison Co.. " no
will be my agents IN this city, and viii keep stock 90
band) will be promptly attended to- ANY Tobacco sold
by me- end not proving represented will be corrected
BY A. Morrison Co. A j. MUSSELMAS
ian l0-3u
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THE Hydromagen is valuable discovery for protecting
Il the feet from damp csd and therefore PreveBiR
i've OF many Lung diseases without any doetorDg what
ever The HydrOmagsn Is in the form af SOLE aud
INSIDE me boot or shoe It's medicaied character pow
eriai antldote TO diseases
fos Ientiemen it will be found agreeable, warm, srd
eny, - year IN the coolest Taniest weather, Inc
Ioos cannot become wet the Hydr0magen inserted
LAues may wear the ghest soed boots or shoes The
hlOsi ncSihent weather with IMMUNITY; while CODsump-
uon so prevalent among the young Of our country nsy ts
thWHr'eu D their general adoption Tbev entirely Yfr
ess 0Dehoes as The latter the feet 10 eFspire IN
very unhealthy manner and besides are mol ipreFss
wear 70 pedestrians IN icy weather, Ike india rubbeTs
While the latter cause the feet to appear extremely r
the ydrOmageu, being thin sea Of cork pepard
peculiarly placed inside, does increase the size f ts
boot cause the foot 10 appear untidT TO Children ~
extremely valuable, they may engage in exer,i-
with comfort and healthy effects Their Expense so slight
as 10 scarce need mention BESIDES those who paironz
them will ind their yearly dcetr bile much 5ifais-t
thereby
As the Hydromsgen is becoming more known IT'S sale
increasing 70 almost incredible extent Last wear "a
London, Manchester, Birmingham, Liverpsol GLASGOW
Leeds, Dublin Paris, Antwerp, Hamburger snd Berlin
our sales reached 1S 45O pairs Cork SOes This year
the number will far surpass that.
Ask the Faculty their opinion Of their value as preven
tave OF CoUGHs. Cons BRoNcaITis AsTHaA, ana Cos
SUMPTION.
MES's SIZE, pr. pair. IS GEMS
LADIES do do 80 do
BoT's & N.SsEs'do % CO.
NoTcE.-From the Retail Pres We make a very liberal
allowance 10 JObbers aud Wholesalers 80 that auv stuf-
keeper Nay make hne profit sale while thew are
Of goods;
For terms, apply 10
HARCOURT. BRADLEY AGO
sept Ia 0f-dSW0m IS Ann Sl eet New York
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III. II. WHITESIDES,
GENERAL CTIoNE ER.
JACKSON. TENNESSEE

JACKSON, TENNESSEE
TTE WILL sell Horses Mules Land, and Negroes upon
the most reasonable terms. He will also act AS Agent
for the hiring of Negroes and the selling renting OF
Refer the citizens OF Jackson or &C Torbett Nash
Ill mY25-IyW.
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z CAND.
HR. JOHN NJ. WATSON most respectfully

TAR. JOHN NJ. WATSON most respectfully informs his
~ friends and the public generally that his ministerial
duties will not hereafter admit OF his taking charge of
Of Sickness such usually require prompt at
tentiOn He WILL however, treat chronic lingering dis
eases aud attend calls for consultation with regular prac
TONERS both in the city aud country.
He embraces with much pleasure, the present opportu
nifty of returning his sincere thanks to his friends for their
kind farbearance many instances regard TO his
regular medical attendance consequent heretofore dis
charge of his clerical functions.
~. The Murffresborough Ntcs will please copy four
times IdeC28-f
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NASHVILLE AND EVANSVILLE PACKEl
DECEMBER RULES, 1854.

I DTVLhtI
VS..
Jas NJ. Cornwell and Ann Eliza Cornwel. and others,
ON notion and it appearing TO the Clerk and Master
J that James NJ Coruwell and Ann Eliza COrnwell are
nonresdens of this State, it is thereHpon ordered that
publication be made for thirty days IN the Union and
ADrcd published in Nashville requiring the said Jas
NJ and Ann Eliza Conwe 10 appear al the court house IN
the town Of Carthage. the I'd Monday in February
next then and there TO plead, demur TO COM
plauantS bill; and in default thereof said bill will be ta
ken for confessed and for hearing G Ddre as TO them
JanT-lm A MOORE Clerk and Master.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAUKOAD.

INHREE Daily Through Trains between Philadelphia
Il and Pttsburg THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Piitsburg III A. M and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at :, A. 81. THE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for lsburg p NJ and Pittsburg
for Philadelphia at l. PM THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for PittSburg at H. F. and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at TO- p. NJ.
Inc above lines connect at Pttsburg with the Railroads
70 and from St. Louis No. Alton Calena and Chicago
III; Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville Nv; Terra
Haute. Madison, Lafayette snd indianapolis Ind Ciucin
natl, Dayton Springfield, BeefoDtaine Sandusky Toledo
cleveland, Columbus Evansville, MasSlon and Wooster
Ohle also with the Stesm Packet Boats from and TO New
Orleans, St Louis. Louisville aud Cincinnalis
Through Tickets Can be had to from either Of the
above places
For further particulars, Handbls at the different
starting points Passengers from the West will ind this
the shortest and most expeditions PhladelDhia
Baltimore, New ork or Boston,
THOS. MOORE, AGENT, Passenger Lines, Phiia3i.
J. MESklMEN, AGsSr. Passenger Ltae3, Ptts5arg.
Philadelphia, lS55-janl-Iy
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WYE are Offering for sale that desirable BUILDING
w LOT on Vine adjoining the residence Of John
Lea The lot fronts 81 feet Vine street aud runs back
$50 feet Twothrds OF the purchase money can remain
on bond and mortgage the lot for tive years. desired
Applyto LINDSLEY d CROCKETT,
sentg4 IS College street.
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STOVES, CASTINGS, TINWARE.


WE respectfully call the attention Of country merchants
w visiting Nashville to extensive stock Of TIN
WAKE, larger than any ever had before, and which
comprises all tue articles that in demand country
stores.
This extensive STOCK which WE'LL worthy of examina.
hon has been made BY the best wOkmen that be found
10 the country, and with the utmost care.
To cash customers it will be sold with the smallest posi-
bic margin of profit.
Cooking StOves.-Our stock of Cooking Stoves, both
OF wrought and cast iron complete and will be sold for
cash low If not lower than any other house in Nashville
who will offer an article of equal quality
Heating StOVes.-We have agreater variety of pat.
terms Of Heating Stoves for wood aud coal than has been
before offered in this market To secure prompt sales we
will sell for cash at a small advance above cost.
Castinss,-We have large stock of Hollowware CAST
ngs, of the best and ghtest quality, which we will sell
al a very low figure.
Also, Dog Irons Bark Mills, Sad Irons.
AS ECONOMY Is TIE WAY TO WEALTH,
We again call the attention Of the Ladies TO an invention
got up expressly for their benefit
THESELF HEATING SMOOTHING IRON.
The advantages consist
st 10 Economy; cents worth OF good charcoal fur.
nishes fuel for whole days ironing. Hard wood Goals
from common wood fire stove the purpose Just
as we'll tor those who livein the country.
I'd Convenience being independent Of a stove or fur
mace and therefore capable OF being used in any part Of
the house yard
3D. Saving of labor and time avoiding the carving of
the Iron to and from the lire.
4th. Avoiding the discomforts of a hot room.
5th The facilitating neatness-the iron never being
soied by contact with the fire. but always retaining lis per-
ect gloss.
9th Despatchit involving the saving of all the time
which otherwise lost in exchanging the irons and in keep
ing them IN proper order inspection Of the Iron
will satisfy any that is decided Improvement and
must come into general use.
Five hundred othrse Irons have been sold in Nashville
and are always approved OF, by good Housekeepers.
Our stock of goods very extensive and
will make TO the interest of families going to House
keeping to give US the first call
sep6 SNOW, MACKENZIE d co.
Is. A H.. ARNISTEAO. La
WOODS 81 CO.,
LARD OIL MANUFACTURES
OFFICE NO. % MARKET ST. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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RARE CHANCE FOR A PROFITABLE
INYESTMENT.

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALEl-I offer for Ga
n sale my Farm, lying in District No. 6, Mill -
Greek, ten miles from the city, Immediately The Nash
vie and Chattanooga Railroad and half mile from An
loch Depot. The land fronts than one-iourth of
the Railroad. The sell Of the portion cleared is
unsurpassed for fertility About onehalf the
heavily timbered and market for all the wood furnished
BY the Railroad The tract contains about 240 acres well
Tatered and the of it under good cedar fence The
Mill Creek Valley Turnpike is finished to within two.
three hundred yards of the land To any person wishing
one the desirable Farms in Davidson county, an
excellent opportunity is offered The improy
are good and substantial CHAS. NJ. HAYS.
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