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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

No. IL Cedar Street.
Five doors from Public square,
XNTHERE may be found choice and well select Ia
w ed stock of ..-..-... IA
Cloths, CassimereS, and Vesiinss, III
Of the latest and beautiful patterns all Of which will
be made up order in the most fashionable STYLE and at
short notice be done i'll any city IN the Union,
and a9Prices to suit the times.
Esing received my entire stock of Goods for the Falf
and Winter and being satisfied that they are by
lar the bandsOmest Goods brought to this market
examination isreguested before purchasing elsewhere
Ready Made Ciothing.-CoatsP Pants and Vesti OF
all kinds. ne assortment of Mems Furnishing Goods,
Silks and MernO Undershrts Shirts, Stocks Gloves Sus-
Penders Cravats Pocket Handkerchefs, Silk and Linen
Shirt Collars Umbrellas &c.
"a Garments cutat the shortest notice Please call
and examine. T.J.H0UGH,
seD2--tf Agent.
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Pennsylvania RAiLROaD.

INHREE Daily Through Trains, between Philadelphia
l. and Pittsbutg. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for PittsbuTg TX A NJ and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at Z, a. Il. TIE FAST LINE
esves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at P NJ and Pttsburg
for Phlsdelphia at /. PM TR& NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburs H. P NJ and
PittsburR for Philadelphia ST 10, p. NJ.
The above lines connect PttsbGTg with the Railroads.
70 dd fran St. Louis. Mo Alton Galena and Chicago
III; Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville, ny; Terra
Hane Madison, Lsfay nd Indianapolis Ind Cincia
nsii Dayton, Springfield, Beiontans sn6ussy, Toledo
Cleveland, Columbus Zinesville Msszcn ana Wooster
Ohio also, with the Steam Packet Boats from and 70 New
Orleans. St. Louis Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had 70 from either Of the
above places.
For further particulars see Handbiils Ct the different
starting points, Passengers from the West viii find this
the shortest sud expeditions route Philadelphia
Baltimore. New ORR or Boston.
THOS. MOORE, AsEST, Passenger Lines. Pti!dad
J. MESKIMEH, AGgSr, Passenger LinSs, Pass5yq.
Philadelphia, l655-janl-ly
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
- go & - s y
NE Great Central Route, connecting tho Atlantic cities
Il with Western, Northwestern, Southwestern States
by continuous Railway direct This road also connects
al rsourg with daily line Of Steamers all ports on
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sanduskv with
steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes making
me most direct, cheapest end rsG5s rcate by which
FhEdHT can be forwarded TO and from the GysIs USs
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FIRST CLASS. Boots Shoes Dry Goods $50.
Tin boxes,l Furs Feathers 6c..... We Per IVoIo
SECOND CLASS-Books and Stationery
Dry Goods lin oales) Hardware, Lea '5e Per l0ort
THIRD CLASS.-Anvils Bagging, Bacon, ,o,.
and Pork Gn bulk }, Hemp, &C. o'e Per IVs-o
FOURTH CLASS.-Csfee, Fish, Bacon "a
and Pork packed, Lard and Lard Oil '0I Fst 4'oAD
81 la shipping Goods from any point East Of Phia-
dephia, be particular to max package TIA PspsvlJan1
RdLroad" All Goods consigned 10 the Agents Of this
detention
FREIsur AoESrs-Moses Potter, Boston; ]. Z Elliott.
n York +. J. SneedeF Philadelphia Magray Z E0oHs,
Baltimore; George q. Frsnciseus PittsbuTg; Spriemsu
Brown Cincinnati, Ohio; }. S. MCorhe1d Louisville.
ny; k. c. Meldrum, Madison, Ind. Roteiif & Co.. S.
Louis. Mo /; J. 5. Mitchell Son. Evansville IDd.
u. H. HOUSTON, General Fra gL. Agss:, Plila}s
h. J. LOMBAERT, Sept Altoona, Pa. jlnl-ly
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TIME Superintendent Of the Public Schools will be az the
1 high School Building daily. during tatS rex between
lie hours Of and ~ Tor the purpose OF examining ard
cass fvipg BOYS preparatory the admission into the
Schools and at the time and place during next week 10
classify the GIRLS 1t is earnestly desired that Parents
and Guardians should present their children as above no
schools on tie first Monday in February DeEL
PEI ,Ttjsr G. tta Board Of Examination. Jan3-u
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THE Hydromagen is avalua6Ie discovery for protecting
the fee: from damp cold end therefore Frevsaia-
tive Of many Lung diseases wthcGt any dcctorng phss
ever The HydromGgen IS IN the O-m n sole sid
nsae the boot or shoe It's mecstsd character IS pow
erf1l sntido;e to diseases
tor Gentlemen il will be found agreesbO, Earu. auf
neny 70 wear IN the coolest raiaest ws&thCr 5e
1901 cannot become wet If the HvdrOnagsn Is Inserted
h1oeS may wear The ghest soed boots saoes IN the
most lheienenI weather with inpunty; While Corsump
tiOn, 50 prevalent anoug the Young Of our cunrr nay -
thwartet oy their general adoption They entirety sig.
esde as ille latter The tset 70 peFSe in
very unneany MANNER and besides arc ret osageTouS
wear 70 peuesIans IA ICY weather Ike irciG iUboers
While thelaer cause the feet to appear exeey Ixrrs
the Hydromagen, being nege thin che. Of co-k
peculiarly placed inside, Goes increase The % IA ths
boot the Sot appear Cntdy. To Chdru fsev
extremely valuable. they may engage in exsrcss
with comfort and healthy effects Their ex snse 5 So slight
10 need menton besides Hose who pstroizs
them viii find their sssy 6sctoTs 5s nsUeA Gin.sks4
tssTs5g.
As the Hydromagen is becoming more krorn IT'S sale s
increasing TO an almost incredible extent Last scar 10
London, Msnehts r. Birmingham, Liverpool, Gasgcs
Leeds, Dublin, Paris, Antwerp. Hamburger, sid Berlin
cur sales reached 1889 450 pairs Of Cork Soes Ths scar
the number viii far surpass that.
Ask the Faculty their opinion CT hsr value asa prEu
ative Of CoUeR COILS, BsoScHTris, ASTHMA aud Coz
SUMPTION.
GES's SIZE. pr. pair. IS Cans
LADIES do do so Do
BOYS & MISsEsdO rs co.
NorICE.-From the Retail Prica make very ibeF8.
allowance TO Jobbers and Wholesaler thar any
keeper may make tina profit their sac whie ihsy are
article that uay be kept any store sn9ag any sa.
Of goods;
For terms, apply to
HARCOCRT, BRADLEY L co.
sept IA 54-d&wSm- s. Ann Sueet, New ork.
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RARE CHANCE FOR A PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT.

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALEl-I offer for 81
"A sale my Farm lying in District No. 8. on Mil -
Greek, ten miles from the city, Immediately the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad and half mile from An
aocn Depot. The land fronts than one-tourh Of
nile on the Railroad The sell Of the portion cleared is
unsurpassed for fertility About one-half the tract is
heavily umbered and market for all the wood furnished
by the Railroad The tract contains 24O acres well
Gaered and the most Of it under good cedar fence The
Mil Greek Valley Turnpike is finished TO within two or
three hundred yards of the land To any person wishing
Of the most desirable Farms in Davidson county
excellent opportunity is offered The Improvements
are good and substantial. CHAS. 81. HAYS
I'VE, I554-eo&n.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

rINHE Committee of Examiners Of the Board OF kduea
ion will be IN session at the High School Building on
" EDNESDAY aud TuURSD ~ OF the present week for
The rurposs Of examining Teachers who are applicants Tor
Situations in ths Public Schools TO be opened the first
MONDAY in February proX. Ladies will present them
selves each dsy al g. p NJ, and Gentlemen the same days
at7 NJ Per oTderOf the Board oil Education
Nashville Jan. q. lS55--ti
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REMOVAL

MALL ( CUXNINGHAM have removed their stock ot
T. HHRDWARE CUTLERY AND GUNS, to No. Al
NORTH SIDE OF PUBLIC SQUARE, opposite the lower
end of the Market House. being the old ana wel-known
10 an WHOLESALE II we'll selected assortment OF all
sIcIes in their line Of business. Merchants visiting
NashyIl are rs4uss;efto call end examine their STOCK
and prices. lldh4-"0t"oih
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WIN, PHILLIPS,
DECEMBER RULES, 1854.

Milton Y. BIockes
las " C5,nveE sva ann Eliza Cc:pwel. Gnd others.
ON motion and i, sprssrng 20 tha GlaEk aud PLASTER
I tb,t J,rs, n CoTnrell aud Arm Eliza CcJa"esi are
cents Of tbs State il the!euPon ordered thai
publication be made for thirty Gays IN the t7'2s G'f
i9-rc1g pu5l shed il Nashville, requiring tue SAID jas.
" aud Ann z Coraye 10 appear At the court house. III
the t01 Of C.-yh 20 on the 20 Monday in February
next then and there plead or dsnur To COM
rlai1aus bill; and default thereof said o viii be Ia
ken for confessed arc for hearing as as to them
jauT--lm \. MOORE Clerk and Master.
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& I'D.
a = u shDs
DR. JOHE Y WATSON most re

DR IOHE Y WATSON most respectfully Informs his
friends and the public generally that his ministerial
duties will not hereafter admit Of bis taking charge OF
sseg Of acute Sickness such usually require prompt at
tenton lie will however, treat chrome Or lingering DIS
asas and attend 10 calls for consultation with REGULAR prac
TONERS both ia tie city aud country.
he embraces with much pleasure 'h1 present oPportu
nty Of rsrurnng his sincere thanks to Tor tier
kind frberpc 10 50 many instances in regard 10 his
regular medical ATTENDANCE consequent heretofore on dis
charge Of his clerical functions
~ TIE MCrlresborough Nsl0S viii please copy HOUR
ii no Tdec2S-f
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tlARDING,S BEAUTIFUL ADDITION 70
NAsEyEfFaE.
LATEST ARRIVAL OF GOODS.
BY EXPRESS.

TUST received By express, Gays MN Eeg TosF
- large and beautiful variety cf C0-k I'd FeTo. Cioss.
ii the Ssry iatesl sty les
Dres. silks Of the yeTy latest designs EESh for 5sav
variety and rchnes cannot be Supposed IN bis~fksi
AieK.Eder's best kid Gloves; Matters lnd scksn Lace
Cos-s Rerthies Transfer Wofk Velvet Trimmings bon
and sash Ribbon and great variety Of ether articles
entirely ns all Of Uhich VII 5s scd Il prices % sun tas
psrchsser. JANIS NfCHOL,
nov Is No ~ Puh. Sqgsr:
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VALUABLE FARM FOii SALE.

VHT l. Offering for sale vaiusb EACI f.-.7
w OF LAND sitBstsd the Galtsiin arr Eisr.
pike seven miles FROM nashville known IS lose a1Sa1
Iaont the Residenc OF the late A. Bs!eh, eoutsn l5z
acres The Land is ali tine and one hundred &C Is >
heavily timbered. The improvements are ali aeS and
comfortable and il Of the mos sgeie siiI toos
for Country Residence ia thu oeghbornood Of SasVia
II will Be sold on reasonable ana accommodating lsSs,
LISDSLEY 4 CROCKETT.
nov1s So ColeSa s.sst
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r A O. S f!
$3.50 I'm preHniukahS.

I WILL pay the above premiums in of $780, $50,
$40 $50 $50 and SO any six merchants psdlars
who will deliver me, from this date to the LIST July. 1855,
the largest amount Of Rags The TO be bought out
side or and By doing business outside Of Nashville
or vicinity.
TWILL AT ALL TINES PAY THE HIGHEST MAR
KET PRICE N CASH FOR BAGS on DELIVERY, and
issue certificate to the Of the amount received and
paid for These certificates be kept and sent in
July that three dsuteresed merchants of Nashville
make the awards The largest amount being entitled to the
$780, the next largest 70 $780, and so on down.
Merchants sending rags will please write that may
know in whose issue the certificate. Combine
tons will net be allowed
Wooren Linsey Silk and W0rsted rags not wanted,
and will not be included in the above.
earnesty solicit greater attention saving and buy
ing Rags throughout Middle Tenn.
iy6-lydtrW6W W. s. WHITMAN,
North East corner of the Square.
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NOv22
Il. n. MYERS,
IYERS & CARTER.

TOR SALE offer for sale one Of the 2sst Farms IN
Il Davidson county of the 1t contains 100 acres
lying the East bank Of stones River seven miles from
Nashville, and near McWhirtersye and one mile above
the mouth Of Stones River-good spring OF peyerfAng
estone water also fine pher spring near the prenI-
ses; ffy-6ve acres cleared; improvemeDtsone story
frame, rooms, good cedar kitchen CRIB, stables, SC
TERxs- cash, balance twelve months credit For fur
does II Desdrick st.
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g. Is II , 0wDE Err

4 HAVE now band and Will hereafter keep COO
slant snppy & the following articles:
uuucu.,s Celebrated Rife and Sporting Pow.
der, in carIsters, quarter, half and wEos Kegs;
rgenue>see blasting, in kegs Of Is Jos and hb. Of
100 lbs;
safety Tusc, made By Toy, E.cAfori = Co warranted
Superior.
gslroed CoutrSctors, Miners, and the trade generally
sunDlisa 8: the lowest market rates
kr- An orders shall meet with prompt attention
WALTER SCOTT, Agt FOR Manufacturers.
- Office With t. :, CHEArHAN Co.. corner OF oprlng
and College streets. iJanI6u
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IL, IL. WEETESDES.


dAChsUSr IENNLssLI
~Tr WILL sell Horses Mules Land and Negroes upon
tina nos: reasonable he will also act as Agent
f hiring OF Negroes and the selling renting OF Land
Ill my25-lyw.
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GROCERIES.
GROCERIES.


r~uF FOLLOWING COMPRISES IN PAEF oCR
1 STOCk which Is nearly complete which tcables us
10 oiss Inducements 70 parraias@Ts-
7e9 bags Ro Havana Lag - boxes Soaghton Bitters;
ais AID ssva Coffee; 269 casks English Soaa
800 bags extra baltimore COT 30 chests cas- assorted;
Co. IS bbis Crackers
gen IN d cbo;ce and prime 100 dnz Nash boards;
sugar: Cotton Yarns, ass'd
ITO bSls Loaf crushed and 200 o9z Bgcke's
,o,yi.ra4 s,uga-- 100 btis Flour;
s,p bbis N5lssseS; 50 lcz Scotch and Ssppse
500 L bbis do; cnuu;
80 < do Golden Syrup; SOC bsgs Shot aSsd
81 bags Pepper; ~ usFceS IgSn i1icei
20 Spice; af'vv ips Bar l-eao;
o. a. t,tnge-- Loo Grows backing
d hills Mackeres 30 boxes Fancy Soap
. 59 ki,s do, eco " Rosia Soa;;
500 boxes Sardines; &c csks A Signt Brandy;
s5 Pickles assorted; 10 +" ota-d Dupy AGO do
no Ibis Alum; " Madeira Wine,
10 Brinstone 90 bbls Port Wine
bbls Spanish Brown; Is Indian bbls Sweet Wine,
GOO bags Tine Salt extra;
500 bbis Salt: 90 bbls Sweet Wine,
200 Demjohns, assorted; 2pipes Holland Giu;
$4,000 Cigars, various brands; 90 bbis Am do
SOC boxes CT. pit. and 4 pint so bbls Brandy;
Flasks; 20 bbls Rum;
60 boxes Plumbers; so Z" Peach Brandy;
600 kegs Nails, asst'd; 10 Apple do;
100 reams Wrap Paper so Old bourbon hisk'
$40 ceroons best indigo so Old Rye DO;
2casks Madden so Old Reserve do;
100 bxs Tobacco all grades; so Old Mong 90;
50 doz Cords and Lines; goo g Rectd 90;
100 bxs white Havana Sugar;200 =" Pixies Mag. 90;
100 boxes Star Candles; 200 boxes Ciaret Wine;
100 gross Matches IS Starch;
so boxes Talow Candles 20 boxes Lemon syrup;
Together with many other articles usually Kept IN our
line LANIER & PHILLIPS,
iulyI6'54 Rw No. SO Market street.
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THE UNDERSIGNED offers mis- VALUABLE .s.ss
Il FARM, situated il the county Of Madison. IG an
miles north est from Jackson, and miles A-
east OF The Aobs and Ohio Railroad the sa1s distance
from Spring Greek. and contains about 700 acres.
said Farm has been long esteemed Of tbs very best
in the county and Is located healthy ssc5sn sntrs
exempt from the visitation OF Cholera. Thsrs Sc go
acres cleared land, and comfortable DWEl LISG
HOUSE, oommCdous GIN HOUSE add good CO.. 7 -
PRkSS-sn excellent STABLE and other necessary out
houses
The said Farm has most fertile and productive sO.
admirably adapted for the cultivation OF Cot0n ard eoa1
be made OF the best soSk-arns in West To nessee.
being well wBersd vi % i've falling Spriugs, srd
beautiful creek.
person DESTROYS Ct purchasing 3 invited 10 ezsa.ae
the premises and learn Of he subscriber other paFsusGs
a. % terms, &c. THOS 3. kESFFs-
iy3-6mtriWSws
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rms sHoRT coax CwOp

OF THE SEASONS calamity most serulisly i- ard
OdesFly deplersd by all Eu' notwithstanding The crop
sillEo large extent be Gu, OF, il entirely ,sunr
ielnedr- Ills IS 10 be found 10 snacilne knCEnas
LaaTi.t's Patent Portable Corn Mil ard crasher.
Thiehs rec9nbended TO the attention &c TIE farmer and
ocs raiser = highly worthy of their especial Eotce.
TIE MI styo1g az darGtle gsrfacay siaas in as
construction and adnrabiy adapted to The rrrnoss fer
which il designed v=-The Smelling and grinding OF
e1fu and crushing Of corn and cob together grinding
suitable for family use three bushels Of meal per hour;
crushing corn and cob six eight bases per hour and
Smelling twenty bushels Of corn in the same length OF time
all ct which II accompshes With perfect case The ani
mails ~o horses being required and entire satisfaction
This Mills desirable TO the farmer and stock raiser for
many Teasons--
lst-It is the only portable mill having the combined
capacity OF grinding, Smelling, and crushing corn.
2d-Unhke other portable mills all extra gearing fran
dispensed with.
3d-ltexempts the possessor from adenendence upon wa
ter mills which during like The present is quite
uncertain, and frequently attended with many
ences and vexatioUs DELAYS.
4h-Te use OF this mill will secure TO the farmer saw
inSoi a. ts niy per cent IN the quantity of grain
sunled, whilst it admitted taci proven bv those who
have tried the experiment, and established by scientific
test thot stock fed upon crushed ground corn
healthy thrive better and atten in much ss time than
stock fed in different manner.
w the old meihed OF feeding corn upol the ground
s e portion IS wasted and whatever nutIiment the cob
may contain (about forty per cent? entirely lost Whilst
by crushing and proper feeding large and useless waste
is avoided and ali tie nurtrent Of the cob securedbe
ing SO much clear gain. These facts and worthy of
| careful consideration.
The having purchased the right to the above
mill In Davidson, Robertson, Marshall Giles Dickson and
eknan countless Tenneses persons wishing to purchase
will please address the undersigned at Nashvils Tenn
Inc mus are furnished and put ready for use, at Sew
enty Five Dollars EACH
! J.-C BALDWIN.
| - Persons wanting these mills in Bedford Franklin
or Lincoln counties will address J. P. DRoaoooLE at
SnelDyVllle In Warren, Cannon Coffee counties I'D
dress A. 3 LANGLEY, at Nashville, Tenn In Montgomery
Rutherford Williamson, Wilson and Sumner COUNTIES ad
| dress H. CARVER Nashville Tenn saro v,e--
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LADIES' FINE SHOES.
T AIDES Curoeoa Kid Slippers with Rozet,s
Italian Cloth Caters, Plain ard Kp'd.
- ?. l.. Toilet Embroidered Slippers.
BrODzed Kid
Misses kidStPpers
Childs Kid Goat and French Moro. Boots, thick soiss
Rozettes, large assortment -ew styles.
Ladies' French English Lasting and Velvet Sisppers
E" Gum Slippers and Sandals, &c, &c.
Just receI ed By kAAAGE q CHURCH,
decI5 ~ College Street
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COMPREHENSIVE HAVE THIS DAX
Y ! associated With N the Wholesale Grocery, Com
mission, Receiving and Forwarding Business, BIZ. WILL
LIAM PHILLIPS Of Nashville under the name and style
OF LANIER 4 PHILLIP
move L. II. LANlER-
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FRESH ARRIVALs.-2oO HHDs, SUGAR,
all grades;
loo barrels Of MOasses;
100 half barrels of Molasses,
tierces of Rice;
packages of MacksTel:
90 pack ages Of CranberrieS
$50 packages of RaisiHs;
10 bags OF Almonds;
90 casks of Porter and Ale;
2Ocoas of Manila Rope
80 packages Market, Clothes aud Covered Baskets
100 packages Buckets, Tubs, Pals, &c;
20 barrels Pscaus. Fiberts and Cream Nuts;
90 packages Cognac Brandy;
1Opackages Madeira and Cherry Wines;
40 pzckages Port and Malaga Wines
e,0OO superior Havana CigaTs;
500 DemiOhns; $1,000 COrks.
For sale BY [ianIal EDWARDS HAERIS.
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STOVES, CASTINGS, TINWARE.

SiOS Is, CASIINGSp IINHAREs
WE respectfully call the attention Of country merchants
w visiting Nashville 70 extensive stock OF TIN
WARE lsrgerthan any ever had before, and which
comprises ell TIE articles that In demand in country
stores.
This extensive stock which well worthy of exanina
ton has been made BY the test workmeD that be found
In the country, and with the utmost care:
To cash customers it will be sold with the smallest posi-
Bile margin Of profit
Cooking S.oves.-Our stock Of Cooking Stoves, both
of wrought and iron is complete and will be sold for
cash low if not lower than any other house n Nashville
who will offer article of equal quality.
Heating Stoyes.-We have greater variety OF pat
terms of Heating Stoves for wood and coal than has been
before offered this market To secure prompt sales
will sell for cash at small advance above COST
Castings,-We have a large stock of Holowwsre Cast.
ings Of the best and ghteS; quality, which We will sell
ct very low figure.
Also. Deg Irons. Bark Mills, Sad Irons
AS ECONOMY Is THE WAY TO WEALTH,
We again call the attention Of the Ladies invention
got up expressly for their benefit
THESELF HEATING SMOOTHING IRON.
The Advantages consist
LIST in Economy one cents worth Of good charcoal fur.
nishes fuel for whole days ironing. Hard wood Goals
fn common wood fire. or stove answer the purposs lust
as well for those who lvein the country.
I'd. Convepience being independent Of stove fur
and therefore capable OF being used in any part OF
the house yard.
3d. Saving Of labor and time in avoiding the carrying OF
the Iron to aud from the fire.
4th. Avoiding the discOmforts of hot room.
9Th The facilitating neatness-the iron never being
soled BY contact with the ire but always retaining its per-
ect gloss.
6ih Despatch-it involving the saving of all the time
which otherwise lost exchanging the irons and in keep
ing them IN proper order. inspection OF the Iron
will satisfy any that Il is decided improvement, and
must come into general use.
Five hundred ofthrSe irons have been sold in Nashville
and always approved Of, by good Housekeepers.
Our stock cf is yer extensive and
will make to heinterest Of families going House
keeping to give us The FIRST cali
sep6 SNOW, MACKENZIE co.
JAS. A WOODS. WIN. D. ARNIsTEAD. La WOODS.
WOODS ~ Co.,
LARD OIL MANUFACTURES
OFFICE no. Is MARKET ST.. NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.
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TOR SALE.-30 Flat Boat Loads of Coal to be de.
Il iyered the first rise of the Cumberland river. We
wish to make contracts before the river rises.
oet1s u. 5. FRENCH son.
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NOTICE is hereby given that have this day sold out
IN my entire interest in the firm, of IL. s. FRENCH
SONS to H. s. 4 J. G. FRENCH, who become responsible
for all the liabilities OF the firm of s. French Sons ard
who are alone authorized TO receive dues or settle the bu
siness OF the frn.
sepS5 "a L. II. FRENCH.
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yALUABLE RUILDIaG LOT FOR SALE.

WYE are Offering tor sale that desirable BUILDING
w LOT on Vine street adjoining the residence Of John
Mica Tae lot fronts So feet Vine street AID runs back
$50 feet Tvohirds OF the purchase money can remain
90 bHF an, rcTsa On the lot for five years, 1t desired
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To- S3 College street