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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-08
Fall & Cunningham.
WHOLESALE DEALERS AND IMPORTERs

OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
10 a., Mort, SHE Public Square, AaslUits, Tsanessee
TIAVE now in store full and complete assortment of
i L HlldCaTe in all its varieties together with
sugy irgs stock Of Ccrg and Guns TO all Of which they
invite the attention of Dealers visiting this market; their
stock has been made up by direct purchases from The
ArEntctsrs both America and Europe aud they feel
coadefr that those who may give them call will lind
advantageous 10 deal with them.
Clst and pronPti buyers will ind the prices Of their
goods suited 10 the times.
"a Feathers received at the highest market price,
Nashville, March 2, I555-tTkT
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RIVER NEWS

MY LII NEWS
REPORTED By n. II. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT
NASHVILLE, March Ar. M.
The river had swollen up to 3 o'clock day two
inches, but now on e stand. On the shoals 80
inches. The little tributaries, Harpeth and Syca-
more, were running out freely when the City
Belle passed up this morning.
Weather to-day pleasant. Sky with light clouds
Wind n w.
Arrived, City Belle, from Memphis
Departed, Rock City, and Nettie Miller, Padu
cab; Forest Rose, Memphis
The regular Louisville packet City Belle. Cant
Corbit is now in port and will leave for Louisville
on Thursday 9Th inst, alta o'clock. The Ohio now
being open and free Of ice, this craft will maize
hereafter her regular trips.
The steamer VIM Phillips is also up for Cairo.
Business at the landing rather dull.
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E53- Tie English Expedition TO Japan, it ap-
pears, was failure. It is said that none of the
liberties granted or oourtesies shown to the Ameri-
can OGicers, were extended to the English Even
the admiral was MOI permitted to see any part of
the country high fence being raised on both sides
OF the path by which he was conducted from the
wharf to the house Of the Governor of Nagaski-
The officer though they made every effort, could
not obtain lac smallest specimens Of Japanese art
OF Manufacture.
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RECEIPTS BY THE RIVER

FRoh THE BOOKS OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
CITY BELLE from Memphis-4sO bags coffee, hhds
sg erce rice 10 boxes candles casks bacon bbls
lard. do meal do dried beef do pecans bag cotton
seed do peaches 10 bundles hoop ron 81 dry hides 10
bbis apples. 10 boxes mds.
WIN. PHILLIPS from Clarksvle-2io bbls -four, barge
wood sundry pkgs mds.
ROCK CITY from Peducah-49 bbls -four 81 bars cof;
lee 10 hh DIS sugar. los bbls mOlasses hf do casks and
I box hardware.
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LECTURES on THE PRorHECIFs-The Rev. S. Bon
HoNAIE VIII deliver the last lecture in course, in the
McAendree Methodist Episcopal Church, this eve
ming, March 3d. al halt-past O'Clock.
Sub ct-"The precursor Of the Millennium"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
s.atcment from Canada.

QuEsFc, Feb. Z, 1854
Asssrs B. a. FaAnsstocb Owe had the plea
ure of receiving, this morning, the within certificate Of
your vermuge which will be very gratifying you as /.
was sent voluntarily
We are gentlemen, yours very truly
]. MUSSON CO.
Gentlemen My little daughter four years old aud lay
son, older. for considerable time suffering from
worms purchased two bottles of your Vernifuce Of
which gave them three doses, according 10 directions;
and strange say less than three hours they passed no
less than FIVE HUNDRED WoRMS-some Of the ex
Having experienced much Of the beneficial effects Of
your Vermifnge feel my duty to recommend the
public in my opinion, one OF the most efhcacous
dies against worms ever yet offered TO the public.
Gentlemen believe me to be your much obliged and
humble servant NATHANIEL LEATERS.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
aud country merchants throughout the United States.
febl-wlm
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"a At the annual election on 9TH inst, at the
Planters Bank, the following gentlemen were
elected as Directors O. Ewing, F. B. Fogg. SamI
Seay, Alex. Fall, John II. Ewin, A J. Duncan,
Andrew Allison, T. " Evans H &. Norris. Jacob
McGayecl, and c L Hnman.
And at a meeting Of the Directors on the 9Th
instant, .. EwINc, was elected President and D.
WEAVER, Cashier
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W. & z. FREEMAN,
No. ~ North College Street,

NASHVILLE, Tenn.
VITE manufacturing at our quarters Richly Or.
w namented Gilt Mantei and PieI Glasses in the
highest style Of the art Portrait and Picture Frames Cur
tam Cornice and inside Window Blinds: and keep con-
santy hand choice stock of Window Shades and Cur
tain Materials; together with complete assortment of
Artist Materials of the very best description Oil Paint
ng and Engravings; Cabinet Makers Materials French
Window and Picture Glass, &c &G
We would call especial attention TO Gliding Depart
ment Having gone to considerable expense procuring
Ornaments Of the most elegant and beautiful styles
safely promise that the work turn out shall compete
all respects with that of the most noted manufactures in
the Eastern Cities and 1T low cost the de-
scrpon of work be brought here from abroad the
purchaser running no risk on account of breakage.
fsb22-tf
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u Tie friends and acquaintance of the late
Mrs, SARAH EwINo, are respectfully informed that
her funeral viii take place at 10 o'clock this morn
ing from the residence Of her son, Andrew Ewing.
On the Marfrees5oro' Turnpike
Divine service 10y DR.. w. f. Wharton.
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IL Mr.. GLlDOoN is unexpectedly detained in
the city few days longer than he expected to re-
main, and he afflicted may still! avail themselves of
his srryjae3 See his advertisement
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GEN. IACKSoN,S SwnRn-

IN our paper to-day, neat, graceful and appro-
pirate
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RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.

FROM THE BOOKS OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
casks rice, bales cotton bbs lard 100 sets hubs
hhds venison hams, do china bags feathers boxes
bacco hid tobacco Dbl varnish "a pkgs mds lot NOV.
ablns
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COMMERCIAL.


NASHVILLE, March 8, 1885.
CoTT0ESales yesterday Of 2e5 bales of Cotton at an
Improvement in prices. The highest figure paid was7c
ToBACCO.-Seren bales sold as follows: o. Is. 90
5 IS, s 70, 6 25, 5 so.
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NEW BOoK ON sPIRITU6LIsM

NEW bOuh UN SPlEll UhAiSM.
"SPIRITCOMMUNi0N: A Record of Communications
from the SpritSpheres. with ineontestible evidence Of
personal identity, and Observations and Essays by
j. q. FERGUSON. Union and American Steam Press
This is one &C The most remarkable books of the age
whether regard the nature If the Spirit Communities
records the strange disclosures presents o. the
clear and finished statements and arguments upon the u
ure life its able and distinguished Editor has offered m ITS
eloquent pages 1t is vsry well adapted to the object had
IN view and must command extensive circulation. No
man can read without being profoundly impressed with
the consistency of its philosophy the rational character Of
of its religion the beauty and sbmity of IFS appeals and
the honesty and fearlessness OF It's author.
For sale at the Book Stores Of the city IIni2-u
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&EG GEQ1s
- - -. -----. l. :. =.

WE will sell Of auction au Saturday the lgh inst At
w oar Ware l.arar oAss Market II. large stock
81 Garages consisting ul Coaches, Ealoucles and Bug
gee
The above such las j,,u seal 10 ..7 lbs house closing
brEiuess-sn eEjeeu ia : uu3E. wlsh must be sold.
Terms made known 81: lie H.ae @, end plce ol sale.
lasr,--l gSv J. r. PECK i co.
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HENDERSON EROS,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS.

% DeaJerick Street. Nashville, Tennessee.
TINHEY are prepared to fit up Hotels and Private
L Dwelling Houses. both in town and country, SfYsA
with the necessary raugements-suth Hot. a.
Cold Shower and Spout Baths Water Closets, Wssh Ba
suns, Wash Tubs Pumps, Sc.
Branches taken from The Main Pipe aud Hy6rants put
up cheap; also, Old Hydrants repaired.
- Call aad see new FaFce and iif Pump, which
is very useful in case of FIRE. Cjsn26-Sm
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RELIEF Is ON HAND!

IMPORTANT 10 GhUSE hUHIUhE
VIZ A. GIHDDON, (GUTTA PERCHA TRUSS
w . MANUFACTURES AND FILTER If No. l,
Ecan'S Buildings, Adams street. Memphis Tenn and late
Travelling Agent for Shermans New Orleans Truss Estsb
shmeut respectfully announces the citizens Of Nash
vile and vicinity, that he has arrived with
plee assortment Of mechanical eOntriyances for the
RETENTION and RADICAL CURE Of all forms Of
HERNIA. Mr. Gibbons lsDg experience, and the
fact that he il backed by the brghtst and most in
eligen physicians Of the South West warrant him in
serEg thai those Who are afflicted with tlis distressing.
and dangerous misfortune would do well 10 call him
soon as he arrives-bsu arrangements not permitting
him to remain long The Medical Faculty will be
called upOn by MIR. CiddOn, who viii explain ir
them the peculiaries Of his instrumental Zach Truss
Is made 10 ORDER, thUS insurng a PERFECT PIT; and
as each individual requires different degree of pressure,
The patient experiences what be did before CoMFOET
and SECURITY which render him again Of to himself,
and cheer him with the prospect Of final and radical eue
MIR Gddon. during his long experience hss fitted
ured eases children the breast MP 10 parties who
have reached their three score aad ten.
The adaptation of the Gua Percha has proved Of incsl
cuabe value 10 the planting community. ina5nuch the
Truss springs thus rendered permanently safe from
the corrosive effects Of human spiFaton more especially
that ot the negro race.
Mr. GIddon is be found for short tine AZ she City
Hotel Room &C. Nashville. where lie reier to Of
the prominent citizens of this city, whilst in Memphis be
comes recommended by Drs Robsrcs aud Tayior, Pro-
fessors Memphis Medical College, Drs. Peyton, Putnam
TAILOR, Hooks, Wilson and Jones
Ian. IS l55j-I
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IHE kINySY EXPEDITION. The Hon. William
Cost Johnson Of Maryland, President OF the Cen
trol American Company, has addressed letter to
Secretary Marcy, assuring him that tins expedition
Is in every sense peaaeable one, intended merely
10 settle and cultivate the wild lands embraced in
lie Grant q The companY over which he nresides.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-08

- Ths former President and present receiver
o! the Crystal Palace IS in Washington, trying to
negotiate its sale &c the Government for an add-
lion TO the Patent office. The Commissioner Of
yPate,ts ,= aid 10 favor its purchase 1t can be
bought and removed for $3.50, 900. Ii the pur-
chase is effected the stockholders will realize about
twenty-five per cent. Of their investment
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NEW BOOKS.
VIZ 8 Glz4E2 gGCEl KTving'S
EEW VOLUME
TDuN, LSON ~ co.
NJ 81 Union street


yFaN L iUrt received
IL NGLTDRE'S ED1SF,
And other Papers. nos ag~i collected. Ey WASHING
TOY iaNlNG
collection 81 slea.uaous pGnars, unworthy Of
the aulhoe OF The Sketch BOOK, :aHl acquisition oar
literature. such te present ,suP. Iar lace Of iuuc
s no, more san aT nor s sir refreshing than ave
la -a and rr.u 81 Irving Ia the sketabc, before
rr. We welcome them 10 place IN aer predecessors
au oar aaygs aud M our hearts they Uniform 5,'h
5he 3-svlrus volumes ui Puan's elegant eilui al IT,
yluys works. We are glad To be Informed lh.t hay e
uot uch longer wait Tor the Lie Of Washington -lla
f.rt Ls.0gfr.
yav down L9asG
d. Porn ltGr5s OF Yankee iir. 81 SEBA SMITH, ESD
tna original Major J4cs Downing
Tier. is no doubt hst r S!E, SurI the best paint
IT oI -uEee leluaIiics '. wrote. lie Is tue 10
nature and never rscatrca. tu without cariCatuTing Is
.1St UllU# nc.
-EB, Sam va, without touJ not ouir the founder 81
he tuudiy AMI naturally enough calls the downing
ture but De is point st fact The only writer who
er been en- jrc!g successful The genuine dialect OF
Land Some at hI5 letters during the ARE up OF
s.n IN South Carolina, sc most admirable specl-
q strong common sense conveyed in the humely
# 9 strong minded and unsOPhisucaied Down
lev were as sensible as they were amusing, and
ell upon the cOunirv.' ---isC tort CJurss' d7d
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0c~ All The leading hotel aud coffee house keep
eTs IVA Cincinnati have igned an agreement pledgng
themselves not to violate the Ohio prohibitory law
by the sale Of liquor, save only the native wine
snl ale those drinks being excepted by statute.
t1urru CONGRESSIONAL Dgzmcr-We are authorized
Col Joss H. SNyAGEa candidate repre-
the Fourth District In the Congress the United
S,tates.
We are requested 10 state that Col. S,yAGE VIII adj
dress his fellow citizens At Carthage the fourth Monday
lu March.
- We are uihorzed and requested 10 announce DIR
IHoNAs ANDERSON OF Cone County, candidate to
represent tire Fourth Congressional District in The next
Cougres of he United States.
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IS ) 5.
TO CORPORATION TAX PAYERS.

accordance with the recent law passed for the Regu
4 laon of the Collection Of Taxes the undersigned is
authorized allow per cent interest all taxes paid ia
the month of February After the st of August next all
unpaid taxes draw legal interest and the offer made
is al the rate o per cent per month for advance
payments This IS temporary arrangement, to relieve
The present liabilities Of the corporation and expected
thai tax PAYERS will gladly avail themselves Of this liberal
oGer.
~ The Collector be found at his ofhce at tho City
Hail from O'clock \. 81, Til 8, Z. NJ. every day.
fetS A NELSON, Revenue Collector
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Trby Morgan & Co.

UAVING taken the house formerly occupied by P.
/ DromgoOle next door 10 Berry 4 Demoyilles Drug
Store will be prepared from the LIST 10 The 10th OF March
exhibit etlV fresh aud well assorted stock Of Staple
and Fanc7 Dry Goods and Varieties, to which they
ask the special attention Ct cash and s07t time prompt
purchasers This stock being entirely and obtained
at prices F joc last years standard they offer them
to The public without any fear Of being undersOld.
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NEW BOOKS.
CTANir0PE BURLEIGn; TIE Jcs

SrTAHii0PE BURLEIGH; TIE Jcsuts in Our
- lsnd \ Novel BY Helen Dhu.
book that electrified tie nation powerful, because
trUe -ecogiacirg, because iusi.
ieb2i FOrsalo by JOHN YORK CO.
FRANK LESLIE'S LADIES, GAZETTE fcr
l. February. For sale By JOHN YORK L CO.
~ Frank Leslies New York Journal for January and
February. febI6
FUDGE DOINGS:
DEING Tony Fudge's Record of the Same. In Forty
II Chapters By X Marvel.
The Land of the Saracen; Or, Pictures of Paes.
tine, Asia Minor, Sicily and Spain. By Bsyard Taylor.
Rural Hours. BIZ Lady,
Freaks of Fortune; Or, the History of Ned Lorn By
the author of the "Rival Beauties" &C.
Fifty Years in Both Hemispheres; Or "reminiscences
of the Life of Farmer, DC. By Vincent Nolie.
Our Parish: Annals Of Pastor and People.
Camille; Or, Life of CoIuttie. BY Dunes.
For by JOHN YORK q co
SCHOOL BOOKS.
TOHN YORK & co. have for sale all the Text Books
81 adopted by the High School. febll
ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE.
WikOff's COurtship.
FTNO0N, NELSON & CO., a. Union Street. have received
L the following intensely interesting new Books:
MY CoURTSHIP, and It's Consequences. BY Henry
Wikoff
IDA MAY;
Story Of Things Actual and Possible Nv MARY
langdon. Thrtelh Thousand
RUTH HALL;
Domestic Tale of the Present Time By Fanny Fern.
THE LIFE OF HORACE GREELEY,
Editor of the New York Tribune By J Parton
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hi b pnTNnEXTER
]. 7. PoIEDEXTER,
PO3TRAET FAINTER,
lott Studio over W. I, Berry & Co g Book Store.


PORTRAIT FAINTER,
iebl0-tf Studio over W T. Berry & Cos Book Store.
nROPA II BUCHANAN AND DIR ] MAYFIELD
vii, give Course Of Instruction in all the branches
TAUGHT 81 the Nashville Medical College commencing
the first Monday 10 April snd continuag during the sum
mer months
~ Fee $50, in advance. rfeblo-lmdtw&w
ELECTION NOTICE.
ryNuE annual election of Seven Directors manage the
| affairs of the Nashville Jas Light Company for the
ensuing year viii take place the office Of the Company
on Saturday sd March, 1855.
isn3-tf JAS. Il. KBNDRICK. Secretary.
NEGROES FOR SALE,
z HAVE several very valuable servants for sale, that
have owned several years having selected and retain
ed them for ii cir good qualities but having moved 70 the
CITY have no use for them, consequently would ike to
sell them exchange them for others az must think they
are getting good homes Persons who have negroes that
they would US soon send South not exchange
'''-' W REES W PORTER
Feb u. 1s54-u
DANCING AND CALISTHESICS.
AIR GOODWIN has taken the upper of the
vi Odd Fellows Hail. and will commence giving in-
sIruetons these graceful accomplishments on Friday
the Esd inst at I p, N.
Ientlemen's Glass from TO g. P. n f, same days.
Terms $40 per Session
DAYS of Tuition-Mondays Fridays and Saturdays.
feb2l-f
x OLU AND SILVEH bought and sold at beat rates by
u jGnlI JOHN D. JAMES & co.
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WE want to purchase 80, 600 los. GOOD BA-
' CON. for which will pay the highest market
price IN Gied ;. II. LOOMS q Co
feb24 No. AZ Public Suuare
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DWELLING FOR SALE ON LONG TIME.


4 DESIRABLE Brick Dwelling with five rooms, a
n kitchen, &C. No. IS Market street adjoining the Ag.
ricultura Manufacturing Company Apply 10
feb20-2T j. J.. 4 K. W. BROWN 54lS Cherry ST
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INFORMATION WANTED,


INFORMATION WANTED,
the sent residence Of Robert Patterson and Cor
n nelus Lemon who were both enlisted soldiers in the
war of 1912.
trade and 81 wears of age in 1913 They both enlisted at
Nashville Tennessee. They their heirs learn
thing to their advantage by addressing
fe9l-!eo&wlm Bon Sol, p. o., Nashville Tenn.
FOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN,
TINE house and lot lately occupied by Charles H. Pea
body fronting 20 feet on Market street $50 feet deep
The buildings all in good repair az cost over 1000
splendid bargain can be had IN the purchase Of said
premises. Possession given Isl JHIu@l!J iS'' Terms
liberal
impruvement-both near the city
Also acres in the Buena ista Iiah OF Lct@, wih an
elegant building site high and healthy
Also Lots IN McNairya Addition, within 20 minues'
walk of the Square; fine building sites-2 with beautiful
bargain will be given in the sale of any Of said lots.
Ia Apply 10 u; r. W ILhiN'
CEEDS.-lO0 bushels striped Bge GFas; 100 bushels
SClean Blue Grass 100 bushels Herds Grass. Jus:
ee feba5 -nn 'O' '''' :. EDWARDS &HARRIs.
NATTRESSES-A good assortment OF ShuckCOl.
M ton and Shuck Moss and Spring Mattresses hand
and for sale cheap. --
CHAIRS-A large lot just rsoeived-ine and very
~ cheap.
| The best assortment in the city.
WTINDOW SHADES
w or the latest styles
Ola NUS-Ihe best assortment in the CIV 1g1lTaats3
4 equal to the best, and as cheap as the cheapest
FURNITURE-A large lot just received; will ex-
change New Furniture for Old at fair rates FurRi,
ture made order repaired All articles sold waraut
ed equal TO the recommend gwen,
- Several PIANOS for rent
iebl6 /. Ii. MOTION, As Union Street.
TEXAS PECANS.-20 hbs real lexis recans-
Il large and rery fHs. For sale by
lebiS DAVIS 4 SWAMI.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
LII persons knowing themselves in arrears previous
IA first January earnestly requested 10 make imme-
diale payment and those indebted to r G. McNary
previous 70 January 1854. had better up at once
they will Lave to settle with an officer.
jan2s If Il. Q. McNAIRY < CO.
NHTE ARE ALSO ~ RECEIPT ofa large in
w voice of Fiannels Beached and Brown Muslins of
every description. bought at astonishing figures, which
we will sell very cheap make roomfor Spring Stock
jan2S,-tf T. C. MeNAIRY q co
NEGROES TO HIRE.
Two LIKELY MEN, good feid hands. Two Women;
good house servants washers and ironers One Of the
women nae child year old Two Boys, Is, the other
ID. wish 10 hire said negroes to persons who will give
them good homes in the country. Apply to
dec2I T. ". BROWN SO e Cherry street
COD FISH.
.j sale i by '"0 '''''' zoo FISH, fO S
decl5-tf STEWART & WEAKLY.
RICE.
1--WE Tierees fresh Rice, received aud for sale by
Il ldecl5-tfl STEWART Il WEAKLY.
COFFEE.
100 BAGS Green Rio Coffee Just received, and
1OO for sale by STEwART WEAKLY.
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IEaN l. IJ-t received
MDLrORG'S EnNSr.
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HItANa LIS LIES LADIES' GAZETTE iCr
L February. For sale by JOHN YORK co.
~. Frank Leslie's New York Journal for January and
Febrnary febl6
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book 'lla' electrified ile nation: poweIia bscauss
tTre -cvog iaeirg, because Just
feb2l For sale BY JOHN YORK 4 co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
ROCKS. STATIONERY &C.
Christmas and New Years Gifts.

DAME x CHRISTIAN have in sta n splendid
L assori nent Of elegant 1iu.nated Backs and n
variety f beautiful Fancy articles suitable lot the mp
prraching Holydays, consisting #
: A splendid edition of Scott's Novels, ~ voa,
:. Irving's orks, Is '
Royal Gems-Pree $25 90,
Home Authors,
o. arnents of Memory,
Our Saviour with Prophets and Apostles,
Women Of the Old and New Testament,
The Keepsake,
Life Of Martin Luther,
Krummack's PARALLELS,
Life Of Dr. Alexander,
Winter Wreath nf Summer Flowers,
Foot Prints of Truth.
Byron Gallery,
Wavetly Gallery.
Reads female Poets Of America,
Gray's Elegy.
The PARALLELS, practically unfoded
The Christians Daily Delight,
Moor's Irish Melodies
Birds Of the Bible.
Chicora aud the other Regions of the Conqoerors'
Lyrics OF the Heart, by A. A. Watts
The Bow in the Clodd,
ef The White Veil,
Records of Nonsn, by Mrs. Hemaa'
p, The Heavenly Home.
Jerusalem and its Sacred Localities,
Great Truths. Great Authors,
Watssn's Poetcsl Quotations,
The Poetical o,ks of Seake.penre, Byron, Burma.
Milton, Campbell Rodgers, Ed tn May osgood Moore.
Tupper. Keats, Kirk White
Papier Maohe Work Boxes. Writing Decks. Jewelr,
Gases Portfolios Ink Stands Gard Cases, Pormona'os
Cabas Dressing Cases Ladies and Gentlemenolro,
many other Fancy Goods large and beautiful assortment
of Bibles. Prsyeran flynn Books
dec I6dts