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TOR SALE.-S0 Flat Boat Loads Of Coal to be de.
Il vered the first rise of the Cumberland river We
wish to make contracts before the river rises.
ectls &. s. FRENCH son.
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X A O. S F.!
$3.50 I'm Premiums.

r WILL pay the above premiums in sums of $780, $50,
s40 $50 $40 and So 10 any six merchants pedlars
who will deliver me- this date to the ls July 1885,
the argea of RAGS. The to be bought out
eide of and by doing business outside OF Nashville
or vicinity.
TWILL AT ALL TINES PAY THE HIGHEST MAR
KIT PRICE IN CASH FOR RAGS ON DELIVERY, aud
issue certificate the of the amount received and
paid for. These certificates must be kept and in
July that three dsinteresed merchants of Nashville
make the awards The largest amount being the
Sl00, the next largest to $50, and so on down.
Merchants sending rags will please write that may
know in whose issue the certificate. Combine
items will not be allowed.
Ien Linsey, Silk and W0rstsd rags not wanted
and viii not be included in ths above.
Earnestly solicit greater attention to saving and buy
ing Rags Throughout Middle Tenn.
jy6-Iydtriw6sw W. s. WHITMAN,
North East corner of the S1uars
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DUNCAN, MORGAN 4 CO., have in store of
1 late arrivals
Bieaebed DomsstiCs and DrilDgs;
Brown
Fancy Prints;
New style Dress Goods;
Cassimerss. Cloths Satnetts and Jeans;
Heavy WOOleus, Blankets, Flannes, 6e.,
which Will be sold at low prices TO close out the
stock, preparatory Tor the Spring trade.
DUNCAN, MORGAN co.
Nov % No. 40, Public Square.
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e L. GRESHAM,
q
C FARIs

Ri. GRESHAM, A. c. FAIRS
SOMETHING NEW.
I'VE having completed shop. and put up all cur
w machines ready to do all kinds Of Carpenters
work on the shortest notice. SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,
MOULDINGS Of all sizes, BANISTERS, WINDOW and
DOOR FRAMES of all sizes, completed; BOXES Of ali
Efcds On hand at all times; CIRCULAR WORK OF any
kid done LUMBER of all kinds dressed sawed 10 any
sze from one quarter of an inch thirty inches square
Persons wanting any thing in line, wound do well to
give call before purchasing elsewhere deter
miuedto do all OF our work we'll and give perfect slsGc
ton and as cheap as can be done. all work delivered
to any house in without cost Shop Broad street.
ofthe Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad where
will be found at sltes ready to wait any person that
wants work. CBESSAAW FAIRS.
ian2e-ly.
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GRENVlLLE n CO.,


General Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
SAVANNAH, GA,
WILL give special attention to the sales Of Cotton To-
w baeco Flour Bacon and GRAIN other produce
cnsgned them or TO the forwarding of same 20 Eastern
ports.
The great reduction of freight Cotton Tobacco. Pork
&c to Savannah in comparison with the Charleston route
ee advertisement of the Savannah road) equalng 45c per
Bale OF Cotton and proporOnaby other produce added
to the low OF commission and other expenses at Sa
yaunah renders that present the best Atlantic market in
the country
Our returns ef sales WI be prompt
Freight Gotten to Savannah DC 4 100 Ics
do Tobacco do .............I6c. do
ocfl2-dkwFrn
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ER1

- - 4:
THE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities
l. with Western, Northwestern, Southwestern States,
by continuous Railway direct This read also connects
At Pittsburg with daily line Of Steamers 10 all ports on
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and SsDdusky with
Steamers to sill ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most drect cheapest and reliable Togts BY which
FREIGHT be forwarded to and from the Greet Eet
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FIRST CLASS.-BoO;s. Shoes, Dry Goods o.. 49,. ,,...
lin boxes Furs, Feathers, De-. '0e pei IVV-'
SECOND CLASS.-BOoks and Stationery,
Dry Goods lin bales ) Hardware, Lea sc per lCG1
THIRD CLASS-Anvils, Baggng, Bacon, 80 ,,..,,
and Pork (in bulk, J, Hemp, de-. ''' Pei ''1i'
FOURTH CLASS.-Cefee, Fish, Bacon, zr ,o,.,
aud Pork fpaeked) Lard and Lard Oil DOC per lOO4'
~ In shipping Goods from any point East of PhIla-
depha be particular to marx package PsHHylcqaia
Railroad" All Goods consigned to the Agents Of this
Road at Philadepha Pttsbug will be forwarded with
out detention.
FREIGHT ACENrs.-MOses Potter, Boston; j. L Elliott
n. York L. j. Sneeder, Philadelphia; Magrsw Ko0ns
Baltimore; George e. Franciscus, Pshurg; Sprigman
Brown, Cincinnati Ohio J. s MoOrhead Louisville
Ky; K c. Msldrum, Madison, Ind; Rptclif Co, 81
Louis No.; j. s. Mitchell 4 Son, Evansville Ind.
H. II. HOUSTON, GeHsrai FfegA Ays0f PbilIia
II. J. LOMBAERT, SUIT -4fO5hd, Pa. i4nl-ly
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LYONS n CO.
yNTOULD most respectfully call the attention Of the
w city and country Merchants generally, to their
stock of F,reign and Domestic Liquors, all Of which
guarantee genuine. AuOngs. which viii Re found the
to!loTiBg VIZ:
pipes haglony Brandy, vintage 1915;
Is Dipea star Proprietor Brandy, vintage ls43;
= pipas 0;a-d D1pee Brandy, vintage 1855;
5 < pines j. Esunessey Brandy, vintage 1885,
u a pipes assorted brandy, vintage from IS to 81;
P:gs Double oSaan Holland Gin, L6ne)i
pancls0U Jamaica Run;
pu1c1eon Santa Cruz;
casks Pure Juice Port Wine
10 d casks L'Durend do do;
bbls Cherry Bounce;
butts Cherry Wine;
&c Madeira 90;
10 bbls Extra Old Bourbon;
20 DO do do Morougahai4;
Also full assortment Of Domestic liquors. generally
too numerous 10 mention.
80 baskets assorted Champaign Wine just received by
sri LYONS co.
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THE CREFENBERG GREEN MOUNTAIN
OINTMENT


rs the best Pain Killer in the world. 1t 10 entirely vegs.
table, 100000 boxes annually sold in Tennessee aud
Alabama. Iis virtues have stood tho test Of Time
&. Mountain SaVe cures Burns
g. Mountain Salse cures Cancers
e.. Mountain Saive cures Sore Eyes
u, Mountain SSlve cures Itch
G. Mountain Salye cures Eel0ns
G. Mountain Salve cures Scsld Head
e. Mountain Salve cures Nettle hasa
g. Mountain Salve cures U.S.
o. Mountain S6ve cures Orns
@. Mountain SaVe cures caids
Ct. Mountain Stlye salt Rheum
g. Mountain Ssive cures Sores
Il. Mountain Saiye cures lea Bites.
&. Mountain Ssve cures Whitlows
Il. Mountain Salve cures Ulcers
q. Mountain Salye cures Warts
a. Mountain Sslve Sore Nipples
q. Mountain Salve cures Sites.
q. Mountain Salye cures Testers.
q. Mountain Salve Ringworm.
q Mountain Salve cures Scurvv.
q Mountain Salye cures DuniOus.
Z. Mountain Sslye cures Sore Lips
q. Mountain Ssive sures Spider Stings.
q. Mountain Salve cures Shingles.
g, Mountain Save cures Erupi0n
g. Mountain Salve Mosquito Bitea
IT, Mountain SaIve cures Chiblains.
G Mountain Salve cures Frozen Limbs.
g. Mountain Ssve cures Weus
G. Mountain Salve cures Sore Ears.
o. Mountain Salye cures Flesh Wounds.
O. Mouutsin Sslse cures Piles.
o. Mountain Save cures Bruises
a. Mountain SaTe cures Chapped Hands.
Il. Mountain alive cures SpTsinS.
u. Mountain Salye Swellei Nose
Il. Mountain Save cures Eryzipelas
Il. Mountain Save cures Lame Wrist
Bites OF Nenom1uS Reptiles are Instantly cured bF this
EXCELLENT OINTMENT.
Every mother with children and all heads of Families
should keep box in the cupboard on the Shelf handy 10
use in case Of accident. Price % cents per box.
Putu in large sized metal boxes, with engraved
wrapper.
sod IN the United States and Canada ~ all vendors of
Patent Medicines Druggists of the country stores
and by every Druggist III Nashville, and by
ALEX. MACKENZIE.
oet2N Cen Agent for the Grssfenberg Company.
TWO NEAT DWELLINGS FOR SALE.
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GROCERIES.
t.RtlCEkaEA.


rg'As folLaTlyG CoaFais..S iy-rART OR
I sTGCk, w.,,I onaar.s Complete, ah.-a n'i'er -
10 nj ia'iraasl=TJ- 10 Igrcfn-eI'
..s asTs k. tars-- lag 2rtsse> .>totxh'on E'N''SI
Il - asn 5sys t.Gat; =" ca-hs I-n-i.7A os'ai
10 BE-. extra sl,t.aac Coz - cs-is a. asao''si
e. = ii.., Ca4sltis;
asa hl,s ,.,,:oa ard ufime lCl dsz u ash !-oGrds
b ~rrs,s Cotton fHilis, gssd; p
10 LJis i4o.. crushed and 900 fcI h1cse's'
1oyr,lV-al Sacsl: 40 bt!s f!on';
, 3 b:.s iiIixs,es. 50 doz Seotch aud SarFse
s,o ! an. d.. SnGf
~ L ,ln C,idsa ssrun; 55d bags Shot, a=si;
"a 6aa.s Ps,s4s; l0uerces fresh ltee;
% epira. 5000 lbs bar lead
- - t,,rger; ~" gross tracking;
IS bhlz Macserei; ~ p"Xss Eaney sap,
20 aits Gu, 39o Rosin Soaps
5aa boxes Sard.nes; 10 esks. SiCni Brandy;
- p.ckiss, assorted; - 4" 0sFd, DGpy sCo 30
To blJs Aical; " Madeira vine,
10 birthstone; 20 bhls Port Vine;
b5ls Spanish Blown; - Indian bbls SEect Vine
$50 bags hGe salt; extra;
so b5is SIT; % bills Sweat Wine,
go Dsnohns, assorted; 2 pipes Holland (iig;
81, coo Cigars various brands; 50 bbIs I'm do;
800 boxes a., PIT. and " pint % bbs Brandy
Tasks; 20 bhs Rum,
40 boxes Tnu,blsrs; 50 Z" fsaeh Brady;
600 kegs Nails, asst'd; 10 Apple do;
100 reanls Wrap Paper 30 " Old bourbon whisky
81 cereonS best Indigo; so - Old Rye do;
2cssks MsddeT; 80 OidRessrvs do
loo b1s Tobacco all grades; 50 0idMong do.
50 icz Cords and Lines; 500 Rectd do;
loo bxs white Havana Sugar;209 81 Plies Mag. do;
loo boxes Star Candles; goo boxes ClsTet Vine;
loo gross Matches; Is " Starch;
81 boxes Taiiow Candies: 90 boxes Lemon syrup
Together with many other articles usually kept IN our
line. LANlER & PHlLiAPS,
iulyl6 81 Nv No 90 Market street.
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LADIES, TINE SHOF

LADIES' I'M SEiUE5.
Il AIDES Curocoa Kid Slippers with kczeits.
Il F-a,.h -
Italian Cloth Caters, Plain and XP'd
p. L. Toilet Embroidered Slippers
Bronzed hid
Misses Kid Slippers
Chlds Kid Goat and French Moro. Boots, ihcs soltS
KczetteS, a large assortment tew styles.
Ladies' French English Lasting and Velvet SisPpsrs
Gum Slippers and Sandals, Sc dc
Just recei, ed BY RAMAGE CHI HtH,
decl5 AZ College Street.
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COMPREHENSIVE HAVE THIS DAY
I associated with the Wholesale Grocery, Com
mission Receiving and Forwarding Business, Mr.. VII
LIAM PHILLIPS Of Nashville, under the and style
of LANIER j PHILLIP
nov2 Il. III. LANlER.
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ls s;ssssSs2

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL-
ROAD.
Change of Schedule
n NJ and alter SATURDAY NEXT, the 18th inst, the
~ Mail and Passenger Train will leave Nashville daily
al IL o'clock and 80 minutes p NJ instead offs A. NJ as
atpresent arriving at Chattanooga O'Clock and so min
utss, Am.
Passengers going East or II Charleston and Savannah
will BY this arrangement avoid the present delay of Is
hours at Chattanooga aud either going or returning
from those points viii meet with detention except for
meals or change of baggage.
The return Train from Chattanooga and the Accommo.
datiOn Train to Shelbyye will be continued on their
ent schedule time. H. l. ANDERSON,
augl7 "a Supt. Transportation.
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MIGHT SHIFTS AND NIGHT CAPS.-.IuSt
~ received lot Of hue night shirts, also a supply Of
iuhtca psof silk and cotton lined, for sale by
dec 6--tig MYERS x EctiILL.
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TOR SALE offer for sale one Of the best Farms IN
Davidson county of the size 1t contains 100 acres
lying the East bank Of Stones River seven miles from
Nashville and near Whrersville aud one mile above
the mouth Of Stones Rver-good spring OF never-iAllng
SEES; Mtyive acres cleared; InprovemeBis-One story
frame, rooms good cedar kitchen, crib stables DC
TERHs n cash, balance twelve months credit For fur
TIER particulars, apply to R. A. BALLoWE, Gen: Agt
does y De2driek St
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FRESH AiRIyALS.-2oO HaDS. SUGAR
all grades;
loo barrels Of Mnasses;
zoe half barrels ofMolasSes,
tierces of Rice;
5psckages of MackeTrl:
90 packages Of CranberrisS
$50 packages Of Raisins;
lobags OF Almonds;
20 casks of Porter and Ale;
2Oeoils of Manila Rope;
so packages Market, Clothes and Covered -ia,
100 packages Buckets, Tubs, Psils, &C.;
go barrels Pecans, Flberts and Cream Nuts;
20 packages Cognse Brandy;
lOpackages Madeira and Cherry Wines;
40 packages Port and Malaga Wines;
zoos superior Havana Cigars;
500 Demiohns; 5000 Corks.
For sale by Iianl21 EDWARDS HARRIS.
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NTAGONS AND PLOWS-In variety and guam.
w y, and of the best quality may be had the g.
rcuural Mandatory, No e Market street, Nashville
Tenn. my1T-tri-w
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MISCELLANEOUS.


HF TIE SlASoA j. esamir iaa.i sssi,,a J, I'll; sr,,
;dssyiy 4s uFed BY All Su s1sfandire Tie so5.
VII 20 lrge xien' be c OF II is rc entirely witl,
.ear dy. AIMS is 10 he ound Ia q Isl Ieiiiie kfonnss
Lsa7itt's Patent Portable Gem Hi sra c-p,h,r
abiea i reeomuesi to he attention Of Tho farmer ar
as Z faseE as highly ~crths 81 eir especial notice.
- an 'fSir~} ds l5esi5 le5c;ag giHp's n It's
c01St"f'es end drablv adaTisd ~ tie purro- 8 Er
which il is designed, yizTbe shano and rryndr, ~
corn and crushing al and cob together ern,fing
'ghe tor family use, tfee Bushels oi anal ner hour:
sdel n{ "eoty bushels Of corn in tire same length ii tine
ali q which Il seeompishes sitt perfect ease TO The ami
na Two horses Icing reInied and entire satisfaction
of the purchaser.
This Hills desirable to the farmer and stock raiser cr
many reasons- ~
lst-itis the eay portable mill having the combined
capacity OF grinding. Smelling, and CRUSHING corn
2dCHiike other portable mills all extra gearing fran,
dispensed with. 49,
sid exeEpt5 the pOssessor from endence mon xs
ter Mills which during Ike the present ia opie
uncertain and frequently attended With many
eaces end ve1stious delays
4thTHe usesf this mil will saaura 10 farn,.r
ingot az lcest hfy per cent in the Quantity of Grain cen.
sumed whilst it's admitted faet proven by fhosa WHO
nave ied the experiment, and established by scientific
test thot stock fed upon crushed gronnd corn sr
healthy, thrive better and faen il. much Iass tiTns
stock fed in a different manner ""'
Sy The old method of feeding corn upsl the ground
Ia e poron is wasted and whatever nutrinent the cob
may contain a6ouf iorty per cent entirely lest Nb
D! crushing and proper feeding large and useless
IS avoided and sill the nuriment of the cob securedbe
careful consideration. " "0''"' Vi
The undersigned having purchased the r: to the
mn IN Davidson, Robertson Marshall Giles Dnkson and
counties Tennessee persons wishing to purchase
vii please address the undersigned ct Nashville Tenn
Inc mills are furnished and put up ready for use At Sey
snty Five Dollars each. ~ ''' a. '9e'
.- J. c. BALDWIN.
- Persons wanting these mills in Bedford Franklin
or Lincoln counties, will address j. F. DsoxGo,y at
Shelbyvlle In Warren Cannon or Coffee counties sd
dress s. LANGLEY, Nashville Tenn In Montpornery
Rutherford Williamson Wilson and Sumner COUNTIES "a
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r. HOPKINS &ssTEE will commence her regular trips,
leaving NASH aon MONDAYS Wednesdays, and FRIDAYS,
al O'Clock &-GlaTksville Tuesdays, Thursdays and
SATURDAYS at o'clock - NJ Orders for freight aud pas
SAGE re. eiSed by H. II HARRISON, Agent,
jana ~ ? r. I!ardeastle 5, Front street.
- Carksyile JelersOnian please copy and send &C.
r.-- O. L-L.n &
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JUST RECEIVED:
ozone HUNDRED bags 80 dozen Painted Buckets;
~ Rio Coffee new crop; 80 dozen assorted Cordial;
50 bbls holssSes; bags Allspiee;
80 15-bbl do; bags Pepper;
leo /, 2, and gallon De- Table Salt in bXs
milohns; loo whole, half and quarter
90 lbs NutUegS; boxes Rasins
go Nests Market Baskets; tercss fresh Rice
10 bbls No. 2 Mackerel; 5 Frsts s. s. Almonds
100 kits Nos l and do;
And for sale at the lowest prices by
janl? r. f. BELL,
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& y n - wD ER-

7 HAN nov on hand and will hereafter keep IL con-
Z slant supply g. ilo following articles:
DupOnt's Celebrated Rifle and Sporting Pow
der, IN canf-'.r-, lATter. half and Whole keys;
Tennessee Blasting, n kegs Ct 25 lbs snt b5ls Il
100 lbs:
Safety Fuse, made hy Toy, Bckurd L Co.-varranted
superior
RaTold Contractors Miners and the trade generally
supplied at Tie lowest market rates
~ All orders shall meet with prompt attention.
~ WALTER SCOTT Agt for Manufacturers.
~ uhce WITH j. =. Chairman Co. corner Of Spring
aud College streets. TiapISf
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l.. Il. FRENCH.

/. II. FRENCH having withdrawn as above from the
firm Of H. j. FRENCH SONS the business will be caE-
Quoted by the undersigned under the firm and style OF H.
3. FRENCH son. II. 3. FRENCH.
ept25 j. C.FRESCH.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FOR SALE.

TTTL are Offering Tor sale that desirable BUILDING
w LOT On Vine street adjoining the residence of John
Lea TIE 10; fronts 50 feet Vine and back
leo feet Twuthr!s &C the purchase money Remain
Oh bond and mortgage on the lot tor i've wears il desired
apa,yty LiEUSLEl & CROCKETT,
r----- n,-.r. strarf
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FRED SLOAN. CRooksHANEs-
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.
THE undersigned having taken the large and css-E2l
commOdious Shop on lower Market Street, e. .te
formerly occupied by the late Fred Soan will continue
manufacture Carriages and Bugges the latest and most
improved style All orders LEFT with for work
repairing will be attended to promptly. We hope by close
application business to receive liberal patronage.
~" All new work warranted 70 months.
dsC9-f FRED. SLOAN 4 CO
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9. kAOaRIGOR, n. Z. ALLowAY. ). EASzaEAD
MAcGREGOR, ALL0WAY CO.,
MMISSION NERO ANTS,

IS SFRzET, rd Store above St Charles Hotel
New Orleans.
t8- N. E. ALLOwAY CO., Nashville, Tenn, are al
all times prepared to make liberal cash advances shF
msuts To u.s. lNoyl5
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IUNIE Us Z. NUME ALL.
w. A. ~ }. e.. McCLELLAND,
AT THEIR
MAGNIFICENT STORE ON COLLEGE STREET
Nos, 81 and 50.
ITAVR on hand the most magnificent assortment of ee-
i i giant Rich Goods offered in this market. Our
a heavy goods is also very complete and prices
th unot fail to please Many of these goods have beens
secured within the past few days. and having been bought
greatly less than cost of importation, feel decacy in
sTing that give greater satisfaction 10 prices than
can be found in any other house in the city, Strangers
buying goods in this market, will money nv calling
sud looking at our stock, at McCLElLANDS
Metropolitan Store,
octl9 Nos. - ami SO College street.
A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT.
WISH To Rent for two years the place on winch now
live miles from Nashville the MurtreeSbUro Turn
pike, containing 20 acre., 40 or a. acres cleared II is
beautiful place Apply al No. SO Cedar street
aov7 KEGS W. PORTER.
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BOXES STAR CAN.
" DIES, TO- 20 and 10;
100 lbs Cured Beef;
% dezen Brooals;
IS boxes Z p Cheese.
For sale at the lowest notch. by K +. BELL
ianlI No g College St, opposite Sesanee House.
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EMPTY BOXES,

EMPTY BOXES.
WYE HAVE for SALE LOT OF LARGE EMPTY BOXES
w suitable to coatan Coal: they would also be con
venient for grain aud and other purposes -
RAMAGE & CHURCH,
roysa AZ College street
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WY are now offering for sale two neat dwellings
w Cherry Street. South Nashville. Evch house contains
five kitchen &c.
The lot to each House is 40 feet front by les deep We
offer each house aud for about what the Improvements
cost.
TERNz-l, years with interest for paper secured
70 The satisfaction of the owners and lien retained.
CsIl on IlNDSLEY / CROCHET
deeS-tf G. IS College Street
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y. +. MYERS A o. CAHlER
SELLING AT COST.
ME have on hand three hne Coaches, xe-ES~EIR
W four fine RocSaways for four or SIX &5SSe.ls76E
persons and ten fine BHgges OF them with two seats
ali OF which will seor less Than cost either Tor cash 81
on credit Persons wanting Carriages for nothing vii
please call nd Sc. them al No ~ North Market street
opposite the Nashville Inn
OGi:-tf MYERS d CARTER
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&PIRTT MANIFESTATIONS EXPLAINED
- b. Dodds. For sac BY JOHN YORK s co.
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TOW oEliED SUGAR.
n Bbs Pow sugar, just recelved bv the latest ari-
lUyal and Tor sale by DAVIS Il SWAMI,
dec4-u Ma. Y3 Public Sanare
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NASHVILIH AND GAINESVILLE PACKET
WIN. PHILLIpS.


A S soon as the water viii permit the fFS- p
4 Ight dra0gh' passenger snd freight ss15t$as$S
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Booksellers Csnvassers and Book Agents supplied n
be most liberal terms.
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JEW DAVID, OR HEBREW PLASTER,

JalyI-GsrsSW-5m.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-04-06
LOUIS 0. C0WAN, Editor and Proprietor.

farmers in New England, and from expert
ence and what We gather from them, we
canno, recommend this mode oil manuNng
only in cases OF reclaimed low ground, loe
wet for the plow, but which will yield goou
Gro % OF hay by an occasional dfes,lng. II
iop-dressing is applied 10 high land al ail,
!, should be- late in autumn, so that Inc ram
or melting snow shall ihroughly wash u In
TO the soil.
FARM TooLs. Are the plows in order!
Is iha, lost hinge on the harrow replaced
Are the yokes, chains, carts, collars, names,
and harnesses sound aud whole, 90 mat .
brigh, day shall no, be los, in repairing
them in planting time!
CLovrl SEED. Sow during the month,
Eve or six pounds 10 the acre ION the
snow you will be likely TO get ], even.
FIREwoop. Split fine and housed al
once, will be best, if current OF air passes
through il amer being under cover.
LAVE SrocK. Working oxen that are
well.,snded now, will be lar moro service
able for the spring.work, than those who
are neglected; so IL good butter cows are
desired in the summer, they must be turned
10 pasture IN tnriIy Conuiuoh.
MAPLE SUGAR. Many OF our readers
make this delicious article, and understand
the 'modus operandf better than we do:
bu, ,ha, is no good reason why we should
not mind them Of The approaching season,
and drop hint that they may no, forget us
during their ha.ves.!
PRUNING APPLE TREES. Again We
caution the cnltiya,or against pruning apple
trees in March or April-they are The two
months the mos, unsuitable Of tho whole
twelve.
The sun now runs high the soil will
soon DO warm, and invite us again TO The
delightful labors OF spring, and especially
the Garden; for we believe with Bacon,
iha, "God Almighty first planted garden !;
that il is the purest OF human pleasures; II
is the creates, reireshment 10 the spirits OF
man, without which buildings and palaces
are but gross handyworks." Be resolved,
then. 10 commence garden with some
system, IL you have not already.-N. E.
Farmer.