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RAYMOND & co.'s
Ouick Cure of Pain.

THOR the instant relief of Pain and the prompt and
II tain cure Of various Local determinations, and of
Spasmodic and Nervous Diseases in general this Medicine
stands preemnen and is rapidly supercedDg wher
it is known, the numerous embrocatons, niments
and pain killers, now before the public
Composed OF eight different articles of the Materia Me-
dica it combines at once the active properties of pow
erfu Nervine Antspasmodc. Expeciorant Carminative
Antacid Alternative, Daphoretic Dfusve Stmulant and
Counter lrrtant Possessing as does the aboyenamed
properties in eminent degree its efficiency and power
a edy Also its adaptation to great variety of
diseases, is at once apparent t
long and extensive trial of this preparation in private
prastce great variety of painful affections and the al
attending its use has impressed
with the belief that a remedy for the immediate relief
of PAIN and the speedy of the diseases for which
recommended it has equal in the world. Prompt and
powerful in its operation instantly relieves pain whether
external Internal quets irritation whether To-
cal constitutional quickly controls the most violent
spasms; and speedily subdues local inAamma;ons.
Although but a short time has elapsed since its intro
duction to public notice. yet it has by its unprece-
dented success its way to high popular favor and has
proved itself the best remedy known for the quick
cure of rheumatism Neuralgia Too;h-ache Local Inf
nation Stiff JOINTS Cuts and Bruises Burns and Scads
Caked Breast Sprains Pain in the Side Back Breast
Sore Throat and Piles. 1t will instantly relieve Papitaon
of the Heart Difficulty of Breathing Colds and Coughs
As remedy fer Coughs, il has equal: it has cured
chronic Cough of many years standing. Headache is
usually relieved by it in ten minutes. Ii speedily arrests
Cholera MOrbus and Cramps in the Stomach Bowels 1t
confidence for the speedy and certain Of
Dyspepsia ii has cured many Of this troublesome
disease, and will seldom fail when taken according to the
directions.
~ Prepared by RAYMOND co, Cent neville, Tenn.
81 Sold by Druggists and Merchants every where.
AGENTS SAsHvILK;
EWIN BROTHERS, Wholesale AgtS
BERRY DEMOVILLE,
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Chartered by the General Assembly Of the State.
TINE above Institution is permanently located, and is
Il rot surpassed By any similar establishment IN ne
United States in point Of facilities Tor teofOugn
practical knowledge of the duties Of the Accountant
+ tx housekeeping.
This Department under the immediate supervision cl
the Presidest Of tie College, who apraceAl eoek Iee
having bad many years experience IN some c me largest
contingencies in the Union.
Commercial Law.
Tbs Branch is under the su1erniendenee oil JOIN A.
McEwEx ESQ., Member Of the Nashville Bar, who Is ITO
widely known lawyer and orator to require any further
notice at our hands
The Course Of Instruction embraces both Reading and
Lectures
Lectures win be delivered at night not TO interfere
with bis professional engagements
Mercantile Calculations
BY VIZ FERREL, NJ Under this bead IS embraced ever
species OF calculations necessary for or ols
TO understaud-vz Interest Discount Loss and
Gain, Equations, Exchange, &C. &c
Terms Of Tuition.
Book Keeping, by Double and Single Entry, as applied
to every variety Of business. both prosperous and
Commercial law Lectures ineludughe use OF BOOKS <l0
PenDanship-for twenty lessons, to be taken "iihn
one month -
For Ey lessons 10 BE- taken within three months 10
az The above fees payable, invariably, IN sdssnce
The importance rule ast appear obvious as students
enter for unlimited period wild the privilege oi review
ing At any time during lie. without extra charge
This School is IN perpetual session. having no vacation
hence students may enter st any time and pursue Their
studies without interruption.
Merchants and business viii be supplied with COM
pefent book keepers by applying at this establishment
Good board and lodging be obtained OE - per week
No student will be taken for less than full course III
whatever branches he pursres-
~ Address Southern Commercial College Nashville,
Tenn.' ap2l-dtE&Nly
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-Havs also jEH rscssred-
NAPOLEON is EXILE. BY O'Neara
NAPOLEON, HIS COURT AND FAMILY. By The Ouch
sss D'Abrantes.
THE LAND or THE sARAcES. BY Baysrd Taylor.
WoLFERrs BOOST By Washington Irving.
ILLUSTRATIONS OF GENIUS. By Henry Giles.
THE LIFE AND EPIsrLEs OF ST. PAUL. By shs Rev
W.. J. Conybard and Rev. Is Howsoa
RESTORATION OF THR MONARCHY Is FRANCE
By Lsmartine. 4 vel.
HISTORY OF THE GIRoNDIsTs By Iamsr,iue
LIVES OF THR QUEENS OF ENGLAND By Miss
Strickland. With Portrait OF every Queen.
THE WONDERS OF GEOLOGY. By Or. Mantsr1.
Tbs MEDALS OF CREATION By Dr.. NastsIi-
RICHARDSON'S GEOLOGY.
DANTE, Translated into English Verse. With Flaxnan'
Designs
TAsso's JERUSALEM DELIVERED. BY wIrsp.
PLtsY's NATURAL HISTORY, with Notes.
THE NATURAL HISTORY or MAN. BY Lent. Colonel
Charles Hamilton Smith,
LAwRENCES LECTURES on THE NATURAL us
ToRf OF MAN, &c. vol.
THE GEOGRAPHY OF sTRABO. Literally Translated
With Notes.
LILLY's ASTRoLoGY. Ivol
CELSIUS ON MEDICINE. Translated by Jas. Grsive MD
DUNcAN's HISTORY OF RUSSIA. vols, Emo. H.
ustrated.
PoPE'S HoMER's nIAD. Illustrated.
PoPE's HoMRR's ODYSSEY. Illustrated
GUlZoT'S HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION. vols.
THE RELIGION OF PROTEsTANTs SAFE WAY TO
SALVATION. By William ChilngwoIh.
CHRIST THE END OF THE Law: 8slHg the Prefars
to the Genevan Bible ls5O- By John Calvin In Black
Letter.
TACITUS. The Oxford Translation.
THE BOOK OF sFoRTs. BE Pierce Egan.
cYCLOPEDIA OF UNIVERSAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cling Memoirs Of the Most Celebrated Persons Of IN Tmes
vol.
CYCLoPEDIA OF CHEMISTRY, with Its Application 10
Mlneraogy, Physiology and the Arts. l VOL, Emo.
THE LAND WE LIVE IN: A Pictorial snd Li.srary
Sketch Book 81 the British EmpIre. VOL
MANUAL OF GEOGRAPHICAL SCIENCE. volume.
With Atlas.
THE BOOK OF RAPHAEL's CARTOONS. By Cater
mali. illustrated.
HOUSEHOLD WORDS; A Weekly Journal. Gosdustsd
BY Charles Dickens. 10 vols.
THE PROSE WRITER'S OF GERMANY. By Hedge
EUROPE IN THE MIDDLE ACES. By HaIlnm.
LITBRATURR OF EUROPE. By HaBam.
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND. Halian.
MORNINGS WITH JESUS By William Jay.
~ Together with many ether Valuable
New Publications, just received by
w. It. BERRY * co.
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H The Boston Chronicle concludes 3 severe
znimadversion on the resolutions adopted by the
Massachusetts, Legislature, for the removal of Judge
LoRING, in the following terms:
"Again, we say, no degradation will attach to
the removed Judge-his honor and character are
intact for it is not at all strange that the same
Legislature which has already marked itself for all
time, by billetng harlots upon the State Treasury,
and sending committees to pry into the closets and
buck baskets of private citizens and unofending
subjects Of this Commonwealth, should sisnalise
itself still farther by expelling from office Judge
who had been blsmeless and upright, merely for
for the fun of the thing, and prompted by sheer
malice and love Of mischief"
Let it be remembered that this is the model
Know Nothing Legislature of the North, nearly
the whole body being composed Of those immacu-
late patriots with whom Southern men are invited
to eoalesce. The same paper says that the greater
portion of the petitioners to the Legislature for the
removal of Judge LoRINc consisted Of "fanatiosl
women and negro BARRIERS" Any Southern man
who does not see the baleful effects which hsveal
ready resulted from this pretended American organi
cation in the Northern States must be wilfully
blind
The truth is, there is no genuine American prin-
cple connected with it. Its tendencies, North and
South, are to mischief in every aspect, social or
political, in which it can be viewed.-Lou Dem.
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TESTIMONY FROM TENNEssEF.


Dr. II. B. SoARBoR0gGH. Dover. Tennessee, August 2s
1855 says: have sold all ;he German Bers yea have
sent me aud if the preparation continues 10 do
good IL has doGe Il tiH b TIE best sseias sotf
here"
L. SxopeRAss Sparta Tennessee August 90 1854 says:
SCI pleased to state that your German Bi:iers has given
satisfaction in every instance where it has been used
b. T. HoLIrs HiIlsborough, Tennessee August 90 1883
saws am pleascd 10 state that the German Bitters has
given general satisfaction
Dr. p. Faro BBo, Knoxville, Tennessee, 9Th April
1851 said: Your Btters selling very fast; and
every person that has used IL 20 far have been able
Ia learn, has been benefited
j. W. FRANKLrx Co, GaiatiD, Tennessee December
go 1885, said: The firm will want more Of Tour Bit
soon Of the partners thinks great msd
cine"
r. s HARDY Bolivar, Tennessee September Is. 1852
said: There great demand BeEs here please
send another lot Soon
~ They entirely Gsgeta53 free from all injurious
ingredients always strengthen the system and pros
trate it.
a. Sold by dealers in Medicine and Sorekeepsrs
erywhere.
.sg Sold in Nashville by Berry nemoviIle, Brown
rubbs Ewia Brothers, II. G. Scovs and dealers in med
cine generally. Tmchl 055-d&wlF
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MONEY! AND arsIxfss

The leading circulation n tbs CIV consists Of
the notes of the new bankr slarge pcro1 Of which,
being thrown out BY the old banks. rrvosre around
pay debts ard bills, and answer all the purposes of
trade as well as the notes Of the old banks as these
are also almost exclusively payable oct Of the city
sni at distant points. III
Tsade has come TO almost 8 perfect stand still
The farmers seem distrastful about tie growing
crop. The prospects were never better, yet there
is en- uneasy apprehensiseness which is any thing
but comfortable.
< Money isvery tight, although there is but little
first class paper offered Kiting has fallen into bad
odor, and those who have heretofore tapped over
largely at the close of the season viii fad it DIM
cult to negotiate the ensuing summer.
Money is easy in all the principal cities Of the
Union Coin is still moving outward from New
York, and the supplies from California are quite
nneagre. Should this state Of things continue for
few weeks money viii become quite stringent in the
Empire city. Money is very easy on the other side,
and the Bank of England has reduced the rates Of
interest to 42-American Securities tending up.
ward.
Exchange on New York and New Orleans to
!, regulated by the kind of notes paid
For the Union and 4assricau.
Mr. EDITOR: We have the answers of the two
candidates for Governor in the Nashville Wig, Of
April 81, on the Liquor Question. JOHNSON is
against what is termed the Maine Liquor Latv, just
the position of our wing friends in 1853; but Col.
GENTRY ssganst the small groceries, :hese fire or
ten cent fellows, but says nothing about the men
who are rich enough to sell or buy BARREL they can
go as much as they please, but those men VITO only
want dram must knock under according to
GENTRY's views. You don't win this time, friend
GENTRY OLD SoRoGGINs
W Mr.. JOSEPH Hiss, k n. Senator Of Massa-
chusetts, and a member Of the infamous smelling
committee" is having pleasant time of it with
the wags of the press The Boston Times serves
up JOSEPH as follows: A.
A LITTLE NURSERY SONG.
TO BE SAID on SUNG TO 'NATrvs' BABES
Who, when in search of saving grses
He visited the Popish place,
Scann'd every pretty sinners faces
Twas Joseph.
Who pious talked IN accents nice
Wanted to call for good advice
And shook hands with one lady twices
Twas Joteph.
Who when nun in terror fed,
Contrved the fugitive to head,
- And various things impressive said? ? -.s'
Twas Joseph.
Who followed Mary to the hall, 49, ,ss.,
81 And on her neck his hands let fall
Invited her to Montreal?
Twas Joseph.
1850. . MORAL. =
Who when his comrades in fix, So
Sought TO escape the public ticks,
Got marry copper AL the kickss
Twas Joseph.
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WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

rT'HE LAWS Of The Corporation Of NashVile make Z
Il the duty Of all persons using Weighs, Measures OF
Balances. in the City, for Buying Selling 10 have all
such articles Proved Sealed by the Standard Keeper OF
the City in each year; and IT, after due notice beng
given person persons who may buy sell any
tices by weight measure without having their weights
measures other APPARATUS proved and sealed sceor
ding 10 su h laws liable to fine Of not lees than FIVE
DOLLARS, 70 every such offence. | have now in uy
possession at my Office No. 49, Brosd street full set OF
copies Of the United States Standards Of Weights aud
Measures adopted By the Corporation the Standards OF
the City, and prepared 10 and seal all such sE
ces as may be brought TO me fer the present yesr:
an 2s--St JOHN RERl5E5,
Standard Ksspsy Of kss Cty f Easlpz<.
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Internationally
R6et Known when Tried.-Thss gentlemen take
Ole in iesying in regard 70 B. A Fahnestocks Yer
mif because two Of the firm have used IL in their pr
vae practices as ysicans. for number Of years. and
they have known il, By observation, to be good
!. =. r Nav ALBANY IxD.. July 4, 1855.
aessrs. B. A. FAnsEsrock Co.: Gentlemen Having
sold your valuable Vermfuge for time and having
seen 1t used for many years. would recommend 10 all
as Q safe and efficient remedy for all of worms In
no instance have we ever any evil results following
is administrator bat always Unanswered the purposes
for which It was Intended, and been entirely satisfactory
Believing that every thing that has been set forth in
ard 10 its virtues Is strictly accordance with our obser
vaons not only practitioners but Of business
we would rahe tatn gy say to all who read this that
the best Vernifngc in use and that its virtues
best known when tried.
80 RELY, HOOVER RELY.
Sold wholesale and retail by eli the principal druggists
aud country merchants throughout tie United States.
apl-wlm
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MYSELF AND POLLY CARTER
Bright is the tint Of the autumn leaf.
v hen first the full frost rips IL;
Smart is red pepper and cider mixed
To the mouth that gently sips it:
Bot brighter far than the autumn leaf,
Than cayenne pepper smarter.
Is the pride OF my hesrt-my own true lo7e--
My gentle Polly Carter.
loved herwhen little girl,
And loved her more when older
And never once shall forget
When first my love ! told her:~-
She blusbed, and sighed and turned her head:
lHer eyes were filed with water;l
to.k her hands within my own, s+g<
And whispered-"P Polly Carter
She only blushed deeper red.
And sweefer looked than ever; II
Ny heart, it seemed to run race
With my old "patsnt lever" Cazf 0s.l
told her that loved her well, = ~
And that ne'er woad barter
For aughto on earth, however priced, i go.
The love Of Polly Carter.
told her that had farm :
Well TILED was every acre EI-z ~
And that bad snug farm house,
To which iongsd 70 take her; = -.f
And told her that unless she'd 20,
z For he I'D be . martyr q ls-s- = -.-fAl1
To Cnpid's canss. and break my heart
For gentle Polly Garter. n
She turned, and oh | now sweet she smiled
And said she loved me dearly: ~
Then what cared for aught hesides ss- 81
was quite blest or nearly. ~ = ~ s.
The "old folks " said We might be we'd;
And meier did feel smarter -. = -
Than when the parson made MS one --5 81 Esi is.s
Myself and Polly Carter. ss~s.6 - $ =
MAcKAY'5 NOBLE SONG.
If be to whom this toast we drink
AaS hroarrht the IL a. 1rsor
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One Thousand .Town Lots
TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND
Adjoining, the City of Hickman, hy.,
n n LETT!

FO IL > a IL T.
TTICKNAN Young and thriving city, situated thirty
miles below the of the ohio on the Mississippi
River enjoys navigation st all seasons OF The
YEAR Is Connected By telegraph with all portions OF the
non by the and Obon and BY The Nashville and
North yVestern Railroads with Nashville Tenn, Gd all be
elite. ~ the South Atlantic seaboard BY ue HEX
man AMI Obion and Mobile and Ohio Railroads al in
rand state Of progrsss with Mobile and New Orleans and
iii The cities and country; is the natural and only
outlet for large Of back county, By good
ruads natural and artificial and has, within two years past
Damned itsef IN wealth and population.
.oric9ltura productions Of both cimaies-caIabs Of
tsnInr Dopuati0 dense any the world and is
mildly ding with rich, intelligent ard industrious people.
ck now, without doubt, the most prosperous place
this region county, and past present raO Of
OF wesh and population, in few years will far
out.trip all others.
The lands high, dry gently unduainz. and within
mile Of the corporate limits, and will be sod IN lots Of l.
,, s. g. TO- H. Is 90 %, 20, 40 and so each.
EneoarsgemeEts offered 10 WORKING N TN Of all
classes trades and ealings native born, natuFazed and
foreign. Catholic, Proie slant and Jew.
II 2 This property will PosIrIyELY be sold to
the highest bidder without reserve commencing tie
2fsG Day of May, 1855,
deed trust, the Ixustee is determined the
parties close business
IL TERMS OF sALE.Tsf5Y per cent. down balance ;n
one, three and with from date
v paid promptly at matarth interest be RENTED.
Hickman, KY, April 3, Is55-td. 1855
CORN-600 bags in store and for sale BY
~ sp14 McCREA 4 TERRASS.
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LARGE SALE OF sEAs0NABLE STAPLE 4 FANCY
DRY Goods,
Iats Bunnets Boots Shoes Brogsns. Iaais Kid Shoes
and Doots. Childrens Shoes. &C.

BY TRABUE & LUCUS,
1 No. "A Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee.
WE win offer at Auction, on TUESDAY ard WE'D
s w NESDAY, the STA and 9TH Of MAY, with
reserve large stock Of New and Fashionable Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods Hats BOnnets Boots, Brugans &c
which we have as received, and opening. They
Black French Cloth fire; Blue do; Brown do; Black
Doe skin Cashmere superne assorted Vest Patterns in
great variety; Black Silk good assortment; large
sortmen of Ladies' Dress Silks Printed Heege gay and
solid cooFs large stock of beautiful French and Areri-
can Lawns; White Jaeonet Cross bar Muslin Window
Curtain Muslins; Swiss Musns lsc sc French Needle
worked Collars Cheisetts CnderseeveS &c; 100 pieces
assorted Linen; IS dozen Linen Cambria Handkerchief
assorted; 80 pieces Bingham Handkercheis, assorted
qualities; the largest and most beautiful stock of French
hnglsh and American Prints have before offered
Brown Linen bril-, Brown and Siraw-coored Linens :
Bay Linens, Check Linens; 80 pieces Drill Cashmere
Styles beautiful pattern: Black Brown and Blue Cashe
rets; real French Drap dEte wide 1000 Hosiery for
ladies' Men, Boys and Children assorted qualities; Geor-
gis and South Carolina Stripes and Palds Louisiana
Plaids and Cottonades; bales Bed Ticking; Apron
Checks: Brown and Bleached Drills; Brown and blAeeed
Domestcs; Toweling diapers; Table Cloths; spool Cot
ton; Sewing Silk; Dress Trimmings; Buttons, and
great variety Of small articles.
CLOTHING.
White Linen Duck Coats extra trimmed; Fancy colored
Goats extra trimmed: French Brap dEte Coats. extra
trimmed French Cashme Goats extra trimmed beau
ul Fancy Silk Vests, Black Satin Vests, beautiful faneJ
Linen Coats Black paca Coats White Marseies Vests
500 pairs ASSERTED Pants
/, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND BR0GANS.
20 cases Fine Calf Boos cases Chdrsn's Shoes; 10
Boys Calf Boots Is Misses Kid and Morocco
Boots 80 Ladies' Kid Boots; 10 ladies' Mo-
rocco Boots; SO dozen Legbcrn and Psmleaf Hats; 20
cases Hats, consisting Of Fashionable Six Hats. Soft
White and Black Fur Hats.
All the above Goods hsve been bought since the LIST day
Of March, expressly for the Nashville trade We respect
fully request city and country Merchants to attend tbs sale
ap27 80 ' ''D-'A TRABUE L LUCUs.
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r BERRY d DEM0YILLE,
ap29w6m BROWN d GRUBBS

I'm TUESDAY, MAY FIRST, AN Extra
" Train will to Murfreesboro and back
modse these who may wish to hear the Candidates for
Overwhelming Nashville at $780, NJ taking passen
gers from Antioch, Lavergne Smyrna and Neal stopping
at those points its return. Train will leave Shelby
vile at s. the 1s May, taking passengers from
Warrace, Bellbuckle Fostervle Chris ane, sims and
Wades stopping only at those points the return trip
The Accommodation Train will only come to Murreesboro
hence there win be O'Clock Train from Nashville on
that day Return Trains to leave Murfreesboro after the
speaking is over.
Fare To Murfreesboro and hack from Nashville Ell 00
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rfreesboro' and back from Nashville,

~ Tickets not good after LIST May.
II. l. ANDERSON, Sup't n. h C K. R
s5y Nashville, MurfreesboroI and Shelbyvlle papers
copy till day. sp2l-fd
FOR MEMPHIS.
THE splendid mail and passenger Packet 6ssH> d
L CITY OF HUNTSVILLE CABLER, IfzzrttkofszH
Master will depart as above on Monday,
the sOth inst at o'clock P. M For Height passage
apply on board or TO,
A. HAMILTON, | .,sn,s
APPS A. L. DAVIS. Ase''''
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w. T. BERRY & Co., have just received
MEMOIRS OF THE LIsR, EXILE, AND CoSvERsA-
TONS OF THR EMPEROR NAPOLEON. By the cossT
On Las cAsAs. With Portraits and other Illustrations.
new edition In 4 vols.
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RELIGIOUS SEByIcEs.--The Rev. DR.. VIM Brock
ExRIpeE viii preach this morning at half past 10
O'Clock, at the First Presbyterian Church-(ur. Ed
CARS
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NEW DRUG STORE.

s. L. DEMovrLLE. R. {. BELL
N DEMOyILLE & BELL,
~ Wholesale and Retail Druggists, ~
~ No. 20 Cherry ST., doors from corner Union,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE. -
~ Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded, al
all hours of the day and night.
HT Philip Schiehiin, Hanes Co.'s Extra Powders al
ways on hand.
HAIR DYES.-Just received, Bachelors, PhaIon' Z
IL and Italian Hair Dyes For sale low by
mhsl DEMOyILLE & BELL
FiNOILET BOTTLES.-China an1 Glass Toilet Bot.
ties and China Flower Vases just received and for
sale by mh21 DEMOvILLE BELL
7 UBIN'S EXTRACTS.-Just received, a large lot
IL of Lubin's Extracts. For sale by
mh3l DEM0VILI.E A. RFIl.
IVORY TOOTH BRUSHES.-Just received q
large lot of fine English Tooth Brushes Hair and ha.
wing Brushes in great variety. For sale by
DEM0VlLLE 4 BELL,
Wholesale and Retga Dyvggists
mhSl No. &c Cherry Street. Nashville. Tennessee.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.-rhe undersigned havf
~ ing this day been qualified the executors
Montgomery Bell deceased in the county court OF David
son county all persons having claims against said tsstaior
are requested present them and those indebted wii
please settle Immediately.
W. L. WATKINS. J
?. McRoBERTs. k1scrs'
Nashville, April II, .S55-lm
FLECTION.-An election for Eleven Directors
IL to superintend the affairs Of the nasnvihe Com
mercal Insurance Company FOR the ensuing IL months
will be held at their Office on Monday, May 7n 1855.
apls-td JAMES WALKER Secy.