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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,

HNHREE Daily Through Trains between PHILADELPHIA
i and Pittsburg The MORNISG MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for PIttsburg ct ~. A. NJ and Fits
burg for Philadelphis at 2 A. 81. TIE FAST LINE
for Phsdelphia st l, Pm. tbs NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Ptshurg at H. 2. H. and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia st 10, p. n.
The above lines at Psourg with the Railroads
to and from ST. Louis No; Alton. Gaena and Chicago
IL. Frankfort Lexington and Louisville. ny. Terra
Hsute. Madison Lafayette ind indianapolis Ind. Cncn
natl Dayton Springfield Belleouaine Sandusky Toledo
Cleveland, Columbus Z9nesve, AassillOn. and Wooster
Ohio also with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New
Orleans, St Louis Louisville aud Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had 10 from either Of the
above places
For further particulars, HandbiIs at the different
starting points. Passengers from the West viii find TINS
the shortest ard expeditions route Philadelphia
Baltimore New ork Boston,
THOS. MOORE, AGxST. Psssssgsr Lizes. Pis.s3a
J. hESkIAEN, AGENT, Passenger Inns, P,,ss5urg.
Philadelphia, 1s55-jlnI-Iy
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JEW DAVID, OF, HEEEEw PLAsrrR;

JEW DAVID, Or; HEBREW PLASTER;
The GREAT REMEDY for Bber1a ISM. Govt pain IN TIT
SIDE, hF. Back, Lb: and i-ats. sCr1fll1, ELsa eva
" Hs cling, Hard T1Of8, s,lJ0ias, ald raias aal-
Where this Plaster Is sPql.si 11.1 cannot exist
Il hsf been bsHeucizi uf Wc1aF-8s. 1ah g Pain
and Weakness in the STOMACH cas- LIMBS Laaerass, AZ
lection 81 the Lungs In their primary =a-c CcLfioya
famzt0u by persPirzsio8.
Jan = L. boyd, Fickens district, SoHb C1r1na iesr
that, BY its alone he cured OF u 5otn
Of his knees, OF several wears stIrI..r
The following was handed IS TvsPee Ole h5sic.u IL
Georgia:
MEssKs- soOvIL 8 NzsE sGeUrs Have been asug year
LVsrwOri and Tar H brew p ry excessively ID nv
my belief in their upsTafy ores rttEs,
with which an acquainted Tor Hs BET Wica they
recommended. The Hebrew Plaster especially ia "A
UNIVERSAL PAEsCEA for local pains. have also fusu %
most eScelsu sD'eEionoF .7ils ai hfl5cs j. gives
universal satisisct wherever used q. IS. OaLE,
Knoxville, Ga March 4-h, tsf3-
III = Beware Of COGHtSTf-i.s aEj bass limitations.
TIE genuine viii in future lt gzT AZURE OF L. q
the steel plate engraved the label tho t5p ssch
box.
Purchasers advised iLsta ecurcrei or dis AZ
dce isin existence.
The genuine iss0id only BY ard by or azens aru5nt
ed through the SouthAND FEnLAE Allowed 10 surf
buying OF any but reu lzauf, Otherwise bsy E be
Imposed upon with worthless article.
sCoyIL & MEAD.
III Chartres Street. New Orleans.
Sole General gents for the southern Statesto whom all
orders must invariably be addressed
SCLuALSU 81
BEEHI C DEMOvILLE.
EWlS BROTHEFS.
". 4. GRAY.
igiyi-diE&EGm In. ZiHlERMAv
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PENNsYLyANIA IlAILROAD,

LEA - =
TIVE Great Central Route, connecting the Atlantic cities
i With Western, Northwestern Southwestern States
by continuous Railway direct This rosd also connects
o. Pttsburg with daily line of Steamers all port
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Saldusky with
Steamers to ell ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direct cheapest Gnd Teytq5ls ro.ts BY which
fKEIGHT can be forwarded to and from the GreLt WsSk
Rates between Philadelphia and Pi.tsburg:
FIRST CLASS Boots Shoes, Dry Goods -
On boxes Furs Feathers. 6c...... We Fer 1VV-0
SECOND CLASS.-Books and Stationery
Dry Goods (in bales,) Hardware Lea f75c per I00S
Tier, &C. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
THIRD CLASS.--AnVils, Begging. Bacon, 49, -.
snd Pork lin bulk, >, Hemp de-. o0c Per IvC-o
FOURTH CLASS-Csfee Fish, Bacur r. -.
and Pork packed Lard and Lard OIL, o'e per 4VOD
81 Ia shipping Goods from any point East of PhIla-
dePhs be particular to marx package TN szngyIuana
Railroad All Goods consigned 10 tbs Asents oil this
Road at Philadelphia Pttsburg will be forwarded with
cut detention
FRuGaT AGsSIs.-Moses Potter. Boston; J. L Llliott
n. York (. j. SneedeT PHILADELPHIA Ntgr1w d K0ons,
baltimore; George @. FranciscuS Pitis5uTg; SpugTnaa
Brown, Cincinnati Ohio; J. ). MooFhead. Louisville
Ny; Il. G. Asdrum Madison, Ind. Re,chf ( Co, -.
Louis, Mo ; j. s. Mitchsll & Son. E,assvilie lid.
II. H. HOUSTON, GSssrdl Frs OF -4gest, f'ijl,i1.
IL. j. LOMBAERT. .SlsDf 4la5al.. Pa. iauI-ly
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Hydromsgsn is valuable discovery for Protecting
a ne teet from damp cold. end Therefore pseTeaa-
i've OF many Lang DISEASES without any dcctoTing What
e'sr me Hydrcuagen in the form C sole, and
lns1e ne boot or shoe It's edicsted character IS paw
erfn antdote 10 diseases
for deniiemen il viii be found agreeable Esrnc and
heaHny, 10 wear IN the coolest or ai weather. as h1
loot cannot become wet If the Hvdronazsn is inserted
Ladies may wear toe lghtest oed boots or shoes IL ice
most lncislent weather with impuriiv while CocsufnD
ton 80 prevalent among the young Of our o,, ~ nav Be
thwsrted by their general adoption. They en7eiV Df-
ce6s oJe-ss0es as the latter the feet 10 rers IN
very unhsalihy manner; and, besides are nj suery
to pedestrians IN icy weaker Ike INDIA rb5srs-
While the latter cause the feet to appear extremely arr
the Hydromsgen being mere thin cs Of cork Hierar5d
peculiarly placed inside dues not increase e szs az The
boot the foot oappear urtid. To Children fev
extremely valuable, they may engage in exercise
with comfort and healthy effects Their ease IS so slight
to need mentions besides those who paronzs
them will find their yezTIy Gccs0rs 5. MICA etNita
thereby
AS the Hydromagen is becoming known IFS sale
increasing TO almost Incredible extent Last year
London, Manchester Birmingham. Liverpool. Glasgow,
Leeds, Dublin, Paris Antwerp, Hamburger, and HsIin
our sales reached 1852 45O PAIRS Of COX Soes THIS ycas
the number viii far surpass that.
Ask the Faculty their opinion Of their value as p4eve
tative OF CoUens Coins, BEoNczITIs, AsTuHA ana Coz
SUMPTION
Mans SIZE, Pr. pair, s. CfSIA
LkDIEs d. do so Do
Bor's & Mrssisdo Is CO.
NOrICE--frOm the Retail Price we snake very liberal
allowance 10 JObbers ard Wholesalers 80 that any store
keeper may make line proii on heir lie while hev ara
Of goods;
For terms, apply 10
HARCOUGT, BRADLEY /. co.
sept IL e4-dGWSm IS Ann Sueet. Nes York.
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RARE CHANCE FOR A PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT,

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE!-l offer for sSs
Z sale my Farm, lying in District No. 6, Mil -
Creek miles from the city immed atey On the Nash
Ee and Chattanooga Railroad, and half mile from An
aocn Depot The land fronts more than one-tourh of
the Railroad. The sell Of the portion cleared is
unsurpassed for fertility. About onehaf the tract is
heavily tmbered and market for ali the wood furnished
BY the Railroad. The tract contains aoout $40 acres well
Tatered and the most OF under good cedar fence The
Mill Greek Valley Turnpike is finished 10 within two or
three hundred yards Of the land To any person wishing
ne Of the most desirable Farms in Davidson county,
excellent opportunity is offered. The Improvements
are good and substantial. CHAS II. HAYS.
iT.e lS54-eoku.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAJ

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL
...l +aI ROAD.
Change Of Schedule
Ox and after SATURDAY NEXT, the 18TH inst, the
" Mail aud Passenger Train viii leave Nashville daily
nresent arriving at Chattanooga at o'clock and so min
utes, A. II.
Passengers going East or to Charleston and Savannah
WILL by this arrangement avoid the present delay OF Is
hours at Chattanooga and either going or returning
FROM those points will meet with detention except for
meals or change of baggage
The return Train from Chattanooga and the Accommo-
dston Train to Sheby7e viii be continued on their pres
ent schedule time. 4. L ANDERSON
augl7 81 Supt. Transportation.
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--LATEST ARRIVAL OF GOODS.

I UST received BIZ expreEs, Gays ITor: New York
- large and beautiful variety Il C0L and Velvet Cos,
81 the very Latest y les
Dress silks Of the very latest designs Wi,h tcr beauty
variety and richnes cannot be surpassed IN this fsc;
AexauGsr's best Bid Cloves Matters ard accsisl Leo
Collars Berthes Transfer Wc.s. Velvet Irinm,nZs 70
and Sash Ribbon ard r1; vl=-r 0t other articles
entirely new al Of whicE -. se So % PRICES 70 st To
purchaser, .faES NilaJL,
nov rs NJ g P1b square
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FOX IL PoLHEMUs,


So Broad Street, Corner Beaver, Eew-YOrk,
OFer for Sale the tolo,ging Heavy Cotton Fabrics:
HTET- ENGLAND COTTON SAIL DUCE-22 inch, all
IN numbers hard and son. also all the various widths OF
canvass manufactured AT this establishment comprising
Dry variety known to the trade and offered at the lowest
9.oS.
UNITED STATES PILOT DUCK-w Woodbury. and
Mount Vernon Exua- full assortment OF this superior
abric.
wILLIMkNTIC COTTON DUCK-l6, ls, 80 and 22
nch all numbers bard and soft This fabric awarded
he highest Premium the London Worlds Fair, also at
our own State Fair
SHIP AND REAR MARX DUOK-Plen and twiled,
Manufactured by the Greenwoods Company superior
5Ce for light sails tents, awnings, de- also, Mount YER
aon Twlea Ravens Howard Ravens Pioneer and Phcsnx
Hs Light Cotton Ravens plain 22 to 81 inch Heavy do
10.
COTTON SAIL TWIEE g!l a-sortlnent.
TAEPAULIHs, HAEhUG16, SEVEEE. sc.
PAPER EELTIHG-60 IA ~ inch, made very heavy
expressly for dTipr iets.
CAR C0VERIEG-Cotton Canvass all widths. from 80
20 $50 inches, and all numbers made expressly for
ng and roofing railroad cars is perecT gad permanently
Rsierproot, aud more enduring than The car Itself
ENAmELLING CANVASS, IS, 40, IS snd SO inch
>ialn and twlied in every variety
BAGS AND BAGGING-0t every description Seam
ess Bags woven whole all size bales u 100 200 and
W0 combining strength, ui!y aoi chealness tor grain
md meal, are unsurpassed.
Also, heavy Cotton Stacking, 40 inch Canvass thread
Warp and fiihng, heavy viied do d., 20 90 20 and
"A inch - ~ ~
WOOL sACKs-wcve whole all si-e., new en- dssJs.
DE article. fsb2S '5s-lyd.
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~ RATIS-JUST PEBLiSij Ed NEW Dis.
OCOVERH IN MEDiClAi.--1 fe-1 traris ne ~
ti0ndl treatment, without medicine cf s-rmalcrf5es
Local We -kness. Nervous DehIi iOa -plu;s lE tide
Weakness Of the lisobs snd the ber l1d.slos-s and
Incapseity for SJuoy lud Labor Dizziness Of sTprrensu
Los, Of Memory, Aversion o. Society. Love Jf solitude
THidty, SeEDstrusf, Dizziness Headache, iHv0Uutsr5
Discharges Pains IN the side Affection q the Eyss FiU.
pies the Face, Sexual ana other lU mites u 3an.
From he Ftsget II Dg. i DsLcsfy.
The important fact that these alarming etaraEts u5y
easily be removed without MEDICINE. i, bis -.ac
clearly demonstrated and fhe sn'rsv ard Lgl sue
oesstul treatment, adopted o. ts Auih1r. July e
planned by means q which every enabled % strs
himself Psctgy, anL AZ tie Lszst 5osts COS avoiding
thereby, all the advertised EOsJrUu3s Of he day.
Seut TO any address g-atis aud post free sealed
ysope, by remltng lp9si ra's. two postage stamps Co Or.
b DzLANEf, II LHpsndHrc suest, Negg York.
septS-6m.
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REMOVAL.

y>AIL ( CUNNINGHAM have removed their stock Of
i HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS, 10 No. a
NORTH SIDE OF PUBLIC SQUARE. opposite the lower
end of tho Market House. being the old and weiikno~n
stand Of Morgan Gardner Co. where they offer
inc AT WHOLESALE ! we'll selected assortment Of all
articles in their line Of business. Merchants visiting
NasBviI are requested call cad examine their stock
and prices llns-HAtWoHl
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A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.

T WISH rent my House aud Lot in The suburbs -
L of Nashville, the same distances from the Public 49,
Square Us the Chattanooga Railroad Depot. The h5use
has good and other cOnveueuce The lot con-
ave and halt OF grOupd-sone three acres .;
winch we!tencnsed garden. There on tbe lot
uanbsr Of peach cherry and other trees also brick
stable and carriage house. viii rent this Iroue7ty oyg
a g,Gd tenant WI. ). LANIsG(JN
- ksier 10 LINDtLST i fRncEETT- jsGz5-if
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4 CARD.

DR. JOHN Il. WATSON most respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally that his ministerial
duties viii not hereafter, admit Of his taking charge Of
cases Of ueue Sickness such usually require prompt at
tsnlion lie wi however, treat chronic or lingering dis
eases and Steui calls for consultation with regular Prae
TONERS both IN the city aud country
He embraces with much pleasure, III present opportu
nty of returning his sincere thanks to s friends "r tae'r
nd frbearanoe ia many INSTANCES IN regard To Ills IT.
resu ar medical attendance, consequent heretofore on CHS
ehGrge Of his clerical functions.
~ TIE NurETesborough Ne,cs will please copy four
times. drc2S-u
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lHE Superintendent Of the Public Schools will be st the
High School Building daily during TINS ''f between
the hours Of and H. tor the purpose of examining ana
Classifying BOYS preparatory 10 the admission into the
Schools and at The time and place during next week to
classify the GIRLS It Is earnestly desired that Parents
and Guardians should present their children as above no
fed that there may be confusion ct the opening oil the
schools on the first Monday in February next.
Per order # The Board Of Examination. lan3-u
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TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

DNHE Committee Cf Examiners Of the Board Of Educa
lion wiz be in session at the High School Building on
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Of the present week for
the purpose OF examining Teachers who are applicants for
situations IN the Public Schools 70 DC opened Inc hrs
MONDAY in February prox. Ladies will present them
selves each DAY at g. p NJ and Gentlemen the same days
et7P ~ Per orderOf the Board OF Education
Nashville Jan. 3, ls55-tf
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II. IL. WHITESIDES.
GENERAL AUCTIONEGR
Jackson, TENNESSEE.


WE WILL sell Horses Mules Land and Negroes upon
the most reasonable terms. lie will also act as Agent
for he hiring Of Negroes and the selling renting Of Land
Refer the citizens of jackson, OF t. u Inoet Nash
v,IIa nY25-1vw.
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TO TIE WHOLESALE MgRcHANTs 9. EAsRYIILE.

rfNHE subscriber has discontinued the manufacture Of
= Tobacco IN this cry, and will commence m.nufaciur.
ing at st Louis whore only in the West Fiae Leaf can
L= obtained suitable tor bis celebrated hail Rod Twist
Nectar and Xxi TobsecOS An orvers sent to ras at ST.
Louis after april lst or LEFT with Morrison Co. DO
Will be my agents IN this city, aud Will keep stock on
Eand,) viii b promptly attended to- Any Tobacco so
By me- and not proving IS represented will be correct
BY A. Morrison 4 70. A J. MUSSELMAS
ian l0--Sn
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THE UNDERSIGNED oCers his VALUABLE -
L sARN, situai=d IN tie ccu1jy Of Madison, 10 f.5
miles Forth east fIuul Jackson, aud mes -
east OF the AObil1 and Ohio Railroad the same Cilucs
from Spring Greek, and contains about 200 acres.
said Farm has been long esteemed OF the very best
in the county, and Is located 10 abelhy sectoa felg
exempt from the Visitation Of Cholera There ore 20
acres cleared land, and Cumiul-15e ~ EiE.iNG
HOUSE. commodous HlN House and ecod 90 70
PRESS-an excelort STABLE and o-ler necessary Cui-
houses
The sid Farm has most fertile md productive SOL
admirably adapted for the cultivation Of Cotton aid could
be made Of the best so-k-lEs IN West Ts nesses
being well watsred EiJ I'VE never '.lug SpTrzs. 1ld
beautiful creek.
Any person DESTROYS os purchasing, invited 10 examine
tho promises aud learn Of h- subscriber oiher psrusJ5
10 terms, &C. 4HO5. j. EENNE2
iy2-GmuiW&Ef
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE SHORT CORN CROP

tdsePy depiored by all hut Notwithstanding the crop
will large extent be CIT OF, it Is not entirely without
remedy. This isto be found in snaehine ksowaas
Ieayit..s Patent Portable Corn Mill and c-r1sssr
,vhicb il yecomuspded 70 the at.n,ion e d. Go 80
stock raiser as highly worthy Of their eSec;ai notice
T. s s xxx qa qSr sari sgs q e; IS
which Il i seS;a5 Tho besiirs "a l5;. ~ -
corn ana cr,s5in~ If cor, snd cah ;os1hss n,ihr
suitable for family nsa three hnshals ~ meal rr hopr.
corn na ch t icIt hnshas nor bonr- snS
tsnt- Iashel n rorn in the ano,b -,
all of which IL itb ne -fee ease Ia the mi
mas rp noaseS oeing iequiFeo ana en'ire Satisfaction
NIL M s;nis Sa.;,io .. tn ,,, "a s..,,- ;. c.
many reasons !
Is.jt Is the onv ,or4stla mill having the combined
capacity grinding, sheliing, and crushing corn.
2dICniike other portable mills, all extra gearing ram
ing shafts splndle horse powers and the like are entirely
o'spens Se a. Win; -, .......-
ter mills which during seasons like the present is quite
snces and Texatiods DELAYS. '''''- "''- many '''H
al @ T IN The ssG qasny Of gsn s sap
sn,nea whilst IL I. IN sdniftsd tocf n-ovs1 bv sSS 10
Sars tS5 1s snd ~ Go
test het stock led upon crushed or ground corn more
stock fed in different manner:
La &c portion is wasted and Whatever nutriment the cob
may contain tabout forty per cent entirely lost Whilst
By crushing and proper feeding large and useless
ing 50 much clear gain. ss Grs Iaets; and worthy of
careful consideration
Theundersgned hasing purchasedthe right to the above
lil ID DAVIDSON Robertson Marshall Giles Dickson and
will please address undersigned at Nashville Tenn
The mills furnished and pu. up ready use at Sew
&c BALDWIN.
s4 Persons wanting these mills in Bedford Frankin
or Lincoln counties, will address j. p DEoseooLE at
Shelbyye. In Warren Cannon or Coffee counties I'D
dress A s. LANGLEY at Nashville Tenn In Montpoery,
Rutherford williamson Wilson and Sumner counties adj
dress Ii. CARvER Nashville Tenn sep2-w6u
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NLARET! CLARET ;-25 cases finest quality
" Table Caret ever offered in this market Also Is
lunelo GEORGE GREIG
CHAMPAGNE Inst r-o.;ved ,rd c,- 60 IN -
n
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YALUAHLE 49, 10 -.

WE are now Offering Tor sale valuable TRACT ID
w OF LAND. s-u.ted on q. Ga'ittH Turn e -
pike miles IRON Nashville, known as Lcse sst
mont the Residence Of lie i3is a. Bach, colalna, lZ
acres. The Lane Is all d1e, and Gee hundred &C IS D
heavily timbered. The improvements Jrs 81 ueF and
comfortable, and it 10 OueOf the mcs. eligible sionf
for Country Residence 10 the Oegh6o5Ho.d q N--
II will 5s scd reasonable and accommodating leEl
Possession atsny time By application 70
LINDSLEY Z CROCKETT,
noyls IS COlegB s.-set.
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VETAGONS AND PLOWS-In variety and quar-
w tty and of the best quality may be had the
rcutural Mandatory, No IS Market street, Nashville
Tenn. myf~-tri-w
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COMPREHENSIVE HAVE THIS DAY
u associated the Wholesale Grocery, COM
MISSION Receiving and Forwarding Business Mr.. VII
LIAM PHILLIPS o. Nashville, uadsr the and style
OF LANIER PHILLIP
now L. X. LANIER.
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HARDING,s EEAIJEEIE. ADDFTICS 80
Nashville

NASHVILLE.
MAR THE JgALALI u AZ COCTSE
WE are now o1srng Tor sale liberal terms ibis Il
w dition, containing - Lots Mos q be lois are
fet trout Tunnrf back e. feat convenient gievv "
have this dag sod % lots 70 PERSONS " DO iae
to improve immediately. These los are "a egbly sitn
sted the capitol, IN "a apidy improving neiehbor
hood free from the heavy ctv tax sih Inc soiaud lra
great Inducements those who wish 20 own elao
sn. c0nvenieDt homes. Cali on and get plans OF
grourc-sEGr,ins and Judge for yourselves
il 4 r. u Brown,
ts5[ Chcrry street.
LlNDSLEY j. CROCKETT
decls-u g COLLEGE street.
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LADIES' FINE SHOES.
I AIDES Curccoa Kid Slippers with kczstts.
4
Italian Cloth Caters. Plain and Kp'd
" p. l. Toilet Embrnier'd Slippers.
1" RronZed Kid
Misses Kid Slippers
Childs Kid Goat and French Moro Boots, thick soes
RoZeites, large assortment Few styles.
Ladies' French English Lasting and Velvet Slsppsrs
Gum Slippers snd Sandals &c, de-
Just received by kAMAGE 4 CHURCH,
deel5 AZ Collegc Street
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NASnVILLE AND CLARKSVILLEPACKET
DECEMBER RULES, 1854.

Milton Y. BTocket
JSI NJ Coruroll and Ann Eliza COTnweu. aud others.
ON notion ard it appearing 20 The Clerk and Master
\ that James ". Cornwell aud Aun Eliza Cornwall are
non residents Of this State il thereuPon ordered that
publication be made for thirty days 10 the CHion ana
American Published in Nashville requiring the said Jas
the town OF Carthage on the I'd Monday in February
mex then and there plead answer dsnur to com
painan;a bill and in default thereof said bill will be ts-
ken for confessed and for hearing pGre to them
jIu7--m A. MOORE Clerk and Master.
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...-..-..... 2. z. BELL,
-.--. COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Opposite Sewspee House, College Street. No. 20,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Liquors Flour BaeoU
Lard, Clover Seed, Millet Seed Nails Pow
. der, Cigars, Tobacco. &C., &c.
JUST RECEIVED:
N0NE HUNDRED bags so dozen Painted Buckets;
" Rio Coffee, new crop; SO dozen assorted Cordial
% h6ls hoiasses; bags Allspice;
30 1z-bb do; bags Pepper;
loo l. 2, and gallon De- g Table Salt in bxs /;
uliohns zoo whole, half and quarter
50 los Autme2s; boxes RsSins
20 Nests Market Baskets; tercas fresh Rice:
10 hbs No Meckerel; 8 traits s. 5. Almonds
loo Kits Ecs sad ! do:
And Tor sale al tns lowest prices BY
janlT L. e BELL
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w. l.. BOYD. Jr
II A O. s.!
$3.50 I'm Premiums.

7 WILL pay the above premiums in sums of 800, $780,
$40 $50 goo and 49, to any ak merchants or pedars
who will deliver me- from this date the July 1855
the largest amount Of RAGS The to be bought out
side Of and by doing business outside OF Nashville
or vicinity.
TWILL AT ALL TINES PAY THE HIGHEST MAR
KET PRICE IN CASH FOR RAGS ON DELIVERY, and
issue certificate to the of the received and
paid for These certificates be kept and sent in next
july that three dsnteresed merchants of Nashville
make the awards The largest amount being entitled to the
sl0O the next largsstto $50, and SO down.
Merchants sending me rags will please write that NAV
know in whose 10 issue the certificate Combine
tons will not be allowed.
WooleD Linsey, Silk aud Worsted rags are not wanted
and will not be included in the above.
Earnestly solicit greater attention to saving and buy
| ing Rags throughout Middle Tenn.
iy6-lydtriwSw W. S. WHITMAN
North East corner of the S0usrs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-25

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BOXES STAR CAN
~ DIES, 10, 20 end 20;
1900 lbs Cured Beef;
25 dozen BroonS;
IS boxes Z u Cheese
For sale 81 the lowest NOTCH By f. BELL.
jsnlT No 28 College St, opposite Ssssn House