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ncOTS 8 SIaOEa.

vrH Subscribers have now on hand largest and fsf
complete ss-ortment of Roots and she's ever
this consisting Of Mems Cosrse and Fine work
nnd Misses Bhoes Caters Bsys and Isssss -
nd sfirpess. sEas HASbAWNo . "sN@ As
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EDUCATION, &C.
PRINCKTON FENHALE HIGH SCHOOL

PRINCETON FEMALE REt:H SCHOOL.
FfNHE Institufion will
ed on Monday, the Sd of September. 1855 convent
building will be erected curing the and
ed 70 accommodates pupils after the session Il
will be fitted and eomOrtabest ard supplied
with good of philooThcsl and chemical apparatus
Preparatory Department viii be connected with the school
though a which boys der twelve
years OF viii be admitted;
The Principal has made with good families
to board pupils from distance
TERMS PER SESSION Rive MONTHS:
Boarding Lights and Fuel $50. $50 90
Tuition Senior gass..... ............ 20 90
= Junior CIsss........... ,..,....,. IS 90
Preparatory Second Glass 10 co
First NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
Afnse with use of 20 90
Painting and Drawing 10 90
Embroidery 90
Modern Langu.aes 90
Payments strictly in advance except by special
ments with the ! rincipal. : $500
Assistants. Mrs. NJ W. PGxros
Mrs M. NJ MORTON. iy2
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NOTICE..

FHE Stockholders in the Evansville Gas Light Co..
hereby notified that meeting will be held at the Office
Chandler, Eco between the hours of "a NJ and
M the 2sh day Of October 1856 for the purpose Of
octl5-2Ga - ~ w e a. FLATS Prss,t.
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Nelps by CelegrapB.
TReported expressly for the Daily Journal, /
CINcINNyTI, Oct. 80.


Flour quiet, sales of 100 bbls at So. There
is an active demand for Wheat, sales Of 1900
bushels inferior red at 81 So. Whisky I'M
changed, sales of $50 bbls at 331S Sugar I'M
changed, and demand moderate. Sales Of so
bbls molasses at 81.
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Mr.. Gaillardet, writing from Paris, says one
of the actresses of the Theatre Franchise, well
known for her biting sarcasm, having heard
that M'lle. Rachel had one thousand dollars
in aid of the victims of the yellow fever at
Norfolk, exclaimed, ''She has given five thous-
francs! Is it possible? She is like the wines
of Bordeaux, they improve by sea voyage
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New ORLEANS, Oct. e.
Flour dull at 8 40. Old corn Toe Oats SOC
Shoulders 111ac. Prime coffee 1114c.
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WAsHINGToN. Oct. ~.


The Union, of this morning, publishes a let
ter from John Van Buren, in reply to it's strict
ures on his speech at Oswego. He predicts
that the New York Soft Shell ticket will be
elected by $4,000 plurality, and asked the I'm
ion whether it desires to see that ticket elect
ed or defeated. The Union replies, in view of
Van Buren's declaration, that all the candi-
dates on the ticket, except two, were openly
and warmly the advocates of Martin Van Bu-
rem in 1848, and that it is therefore a matter
of Indifference so far as the interests of the
Democratic party are concerned, whether the
ticket succeeds or not.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 81.
FIour-prices are are trife higher, sales
at $870 holders asking IS rs. Corn 75c.
New oats 46a58c. Raw whisky 36c.
Sight exchange 1sa55 discount. Sterling
7a77s
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BLlTHEWO0D FEMALE ACADEMY

LNTHEWO0D FEMALE ACADEMY.
FEHTlE fourth Session this Institution will commence
n the first Monday of November under the of
Rev Hendricks and Lady. The buildings in progress
during Summer past have been completed and pleas
and convenient Ample play grounds and delightful
shades institution attractive an@ without
ton win add the health and comfort of the pupils
The study will embrace all he branches of Science
usually taught in such Schools. Special attention will be
given the cs+tvAtion of the and morals of those
young ladies may the of tho Prin
cipal
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS:
BOARD, Washing, Lights and Fuel. $50 90
Tuition in Primary Department, s %
do advanced 90 ......-..-...-.--- ~ ~ "
Music Efabr6idery. etc.. the usual No dedue
ton m ade exceptfn o. prOsEaeted sickness.
N BFOr boarding Scholar will be required
Petersbur.h. Ind. Sept. 2ist. '55.-oct1o d&wts
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FOR WABASH RIVER.

THE fine steamer KATE SACHET.
fAE " Capt. DusoNCAET. will leave Evansville. for
aa4 g Wabash River, ednesdsy. Oct. l7th.. at 4
~ o'clock P. NJ For freight or passage apply on
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Said Sale will be the Court House. In the cf Evans
vile the third day November 1885, between the hosf
of 10 O'Clock A NJ. aHd O'Clock p NJ. of said day
JOHN FARRELL,
City Collector.
P. S-Those premises pay the
above Delinquent charges any time
the day Of sale. ~ 8 ~ Coetl3 IT,
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5000 OZS. QUTNINE,
JUST RECEIVED This DAY,
BIZ EXPRESS AND FOR ALE
FREDERICK ,ECKSTINE. JR..
WHOLESALE DEUGGIsT E. FOURTH AND MAIN sTs..
Cincinnati Ohio.
FURNITURE. WALL, PAPER, &C.,
AT SCHMIDT & sTARkE'S.
NEkeep constantly on hand variety Of Sofas pyans
these artiolss with or Plush
Also r.aevsd large beautiful variety of WALL
o aaf5'f Il D'ii' a'''H'''A' SCHMIDT srARKE.
BELL HANGER,
LOCK AND GUN SMITH.
ToBBING such as repairing Umbrellas Parasols, mend
ing D'As' 'AVuNsHs 0'Hs' JAMES sPALDING,
Oet9-6m Corner Fourth and Main streets.
CtORN MEAL.-so bush Corn Meal. for sale by
- oets j. w. ). FIOkEK1.
ARD. LARDa-5OO lbs .rims Lard, just reed and
L. sale by (Octsj w. .. yIoKEKY.
esGN AND oRNAslENTAItv r \ sIS xI. ...
Wv eesrectuy informs the eitizenso Evansville
Painting trusts that y stFiss attention
hi to merit continuance of thatpat
rOsags heretofore res. 50 literally extended to him
EliiOtt's new brick building. octl6tt
FALL STYLE HATS!
have 70 out o1r Fall ss Of sad p
Those in want Of ia a.S I'd wearing ' ssGSd
shaped heads with perfect and
comfort We hand and make order all the
latest fashions Of Hats and Caps -,
oct2 Main street, between First and Second.
INTERVENING TOTHE LADIES!
NNF have just received beautiful lot of style Dress
w Trimmings:
4fOyards Black eros de Rhine, all widths;
80 Silk. Cloth and Merino Mantillss;
A good assortmena of Long and square Shawls;
AlsoSk, Chasmere and Merno Hose, which we offer for
'A oets ''1u''u PRICES, RosER. BOTHER FREY.
PICKED SPANISH MOSS.
H BALES superior quality for sale by the bale
HGW less quantity, by s. e. GILBERT d CO..
| my2s Sycamore ST.. near Water
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
THE subscribers have this Gay fosd Go partneship
Il under the name and style of JoSEPH O. JEWELL Il
the Wholesale Dry Goods. Cloth
ing. Hats and ana Boots and Shoes Business Give
call the corner'of Vine and First streets.
County and City Orders wanted in exchange for Goods
| WILLARD CARPENTER,
| ~ JOSEPH G. JEWELL,
| octI0-6 E. s. Afford.
| TEA! TEA!TEA!
| DECEIF steamer Prairie City:
| III 4 chests Pouehong English breakfast Tea;
] IS do extra fine do at reduced prizes s, sy ~
i RROOMS.
En DOE. Brooms in store and for sale by
/ THOMAS HEADEN,
GROCERIES & PRODUCE GENERALLY
I BOOTS AND SHOES,
/ an I'm a a nm q "A n q a a.
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OHIO ELEcrIoN-OFFi cIAL REsULT.-The
Cincinnati Columbian publishes a table of the
result in Ohio, which foots up as follows:
Chase. Lao 1Oo
Medill. 45OeoI
:, Chases majority over Medill, 1929. The
majority for the balance of the Republican
ticket is about 80, 900.
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NOTICES TO PLOW nTAKERN.

I Filters Patent were granted to HUNTER CARD
NER, Oct. 26th 1852. for Plows. The
patent in the block and its application steel
mould board And whereas many pillow makers have
still making this board without authority thereby
ringingon the Patentees right notice hereby given shat
law will be claimed, and infringe
will be dealt with according law Amy
persons wishing this mould board in the
ture o them quantity of Mr.. SAM
UEL ORR, Evansville Ind. Any information wanted will
given addressing (po paid undersigned
sonve who alone the only authorized Agents fol
the Patentees and manufacture of the board
STERLING s. DAMRON,
ep2S-Ind&w= Agents Tor UuHter 4 Gardner.
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EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL College.

HHE Third Annual Session of the above institution To-
Gated First street. between Main and Sycamore, in
the city of Evansville will commence Monday Sept IL
1855.
The public the facilities offered by
Sseheo for obtaining thorough practical knge of the
Do uble Entry Book Keeping in all its various
equal if superior any School in the West
Students and with their
cities &c. Time required to complete full from
For catalogues giving full particulars address
the Principal. or CO IL at the Rooms
sens Iwd[3mw JEREMIAH BENIN Principal.
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Bon HARBoR. Ky, April H. 1885,
certify that Chills Fever in family
past months, and tried all the Chill Pills ana
Chill be had in the country In ord
nary they stopped the chls the of
family with exception. On oldest there
Of would make Until
Dr. Chill Pills aud safely say everybody
'A~' '-'' i - VIM o. JACKSON.
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7,
had chills and fever and induced
the reputation that Dr. Ovens Pills had in curing ch ara
fever TO purchase o Dr. w. silly cslebra-
ted Pills hal whole beforeI entirely
we'll and believe the Pill
public the of Ague and Fever &c. AY RES.
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CaOICE MARBLE FOR SALE

BOUT 800 feet of superior Vermont Marble, will be solo
at auction Nov pay charges accumulated
same very fine Marble dealers would do we'll
on hands at the sale. (oct1 lm) p. G. O'RILEY.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-05
A CARD.

TIRE undersigned late of Georgia having removed TO the
City Of Nashville, offers his services 10 the citizens Of
Georgia. T. Tennessee and North Alabama for the purchase
of Dry Goods Grooees Corn, Wheat Rye, Bacon, Lard
Zine Horses Mules Cattle, and IN short, article Of
trade offered IN the Nashville market. :
The Merchants II Nashville men Of high character
and pecunary standing and have large aud well selected
stocks that they offer literal terms which should induce
the merchants Of Upper Georgia. East Tennessee and North
Alabama give the Nashville market lair rial As 70
she Grocery Market the proprety viii suggest se 10 The
mind OF every merchant the sections OF country named
a. the most proper for their trade -
The long connection Of the undersigned with the Railroads
OF Georgia. General Agent, Treasurer and supentend-
ent a Transp0ation Ne as Agent az chattanooga sew
eralyeaf the banking interest of SAVANNAH viii enable
him more readily 20 stigate claims against Balroai
Companies for lost goods for damage while IN trasu,
for the renewal discount Of bills Ia hak &c
Alelers incosng orders and money will receive prompt
attention. and AL orders without the money, Hheh saac-
tory evidence Of soyeney and promptpess the
same the parties known 20 be sneh kha receive hke
attention when ordering articles that under The rule
on custom Of the market 10 sell oR time. viii also give
strict attention receiving aud forwarding All goods that
are not 10 be stored may be directed my The
charges Tor the purchae OF goods &c. VIII be I've per cent
commissions aud twenty cents for each box or package Tor
receiving and iOsWardiag. y 4; MlldS,
Post 0hice Building, No. $,
-. Nashville, Tenn.
RFFFRFNCFs-R r CUYtER ESQ, Pres't Central Rail
road and Bank Mai A. PoErER, PEes Bank State q 9eor
A savannah; Isaac soorr, ksq Prest Macon and West
ern Railroad Macon; Hon J0HS r. kIss, Pres and OEo
YoSGE supt Georgia Railroad ana I. CoNr isq, Au
gusta; Mi j. y CoorEa Gen. Sap't Western and Atlantic
Railroad Atlanta; Gen A. J. HAKsE1L, Attorney At Law
wuzIAEs and Col J. A. wHlrEInEs, Chattat ooga, j. Ia
Moses and 10. PARsoss, Esqs, Knoxville Tenni WILLIAM
MAuIEa, Esq, Decatur, and Judge LANF, Huntsville, Ala
mar2S--if
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Patent Medicines will be published at s1GO per column
daily, or S75 tri-weeky-wifh IS for each renewal. ~
Steamboats, running 10 New Orleans viii be charged 10
or the and when running 70 st. Louis Cincinnati,
&c. 4l5foT the Of not than six months.
1.-THE privilege Of Yearly Advertisers strictly limited to
their immediate and regular business; and the business
OF an Advertising Firm not considered including that
Of i or individual members.
Advertisements published at Intervals viz: weekly or
monthly charged ~ square for the r aud so cts
orevery subsequent insertion. ~.
Calls persons TO become candFates VIII be inserted as
other advertisements TO be paid FOR invariably IN advance
Announcing candidates for County and State Offices S5and
on nSnicipal Offices g. 70 be paid in advance IN eYeryln
HanN
an Advertisements for strangers transient persons to be
paid in advance.
Advertisements not marked on The copy for specified
time win be inserted TN forbid, and payment exaced
No advertisements can be inserted gratuitousy.
h advertisements for charitable institutions, hre copa
1es, ward, town. and other public meetings, including fsl
yious notices, 10 be charged half price.
Va riages and deaths are published as news. ~ obt-
iais tributes Of respect and funeral Invitations as o'her
ADVERTISEMENTS.
or requiring notices designed call attention to Pairs
Sorees Concerts, any public entertainments where
charges made fOr adnanee all notice OF private sso-
Citations designed to call attention 70 private
enterprises calculated intended 10 promote individuan
tere can only inserted with the understanding thatthe
same paid for. If inserted in the editorial column
fwhichcan the discretion Of the edt0rs the same
will be charged Of not less than 20 cents per line
The unlersrnei publishers Of daily and t weekly papers
IN Nashville pledge ourselves strictly 70 adhere to the above
Mill prices and in 20 nstancesto deviate from them
B R. MCKENZIE co, True Wing ofhce
J. L. MARLING h Co, Union and American.
W. r. BANG A CO., Banner ONCE.
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sIOO REWARD.

ID ANYWAY Monday night the 2lst inst while In the
N employment Of Mr.. Charles H. Martin ef this city,
TWO NEGRO MEN, named jim and ALBERT. They are
about twenty Eve OF are; Of dark complexion had
WITH them san Of Clothes made OF green easneti
and new silk hats JIM Is about five feet eight inches
high; weighs abOut $50 ibs well formed, high forehead and
pleasing countenanoei speaks quick when spoken to-
raised 10 Williamson county by Thomas PewPy ALBERT
shout feet inches hgh weighs about iT5 ib round
face, good cogntenance, with small round eyes; speaks
rather slow when spoken fo rather an hube loo king ne.
Ala viii give he above reward II they are tatsn and
secured 20 nat set them- af ..p-f
mysi-h C. L. EELsos.
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From Egbert A. Raw,rth, Esq, City Recorder.

NAsHyrLLE, July q, 1855
Mr. J. II sRslMoEs-Sr: After days OF
the Spectacles obtained from you feel guaranteed in es
flying their efficiency in restoring relieving impaired
vision Previous to obtsning them my manuscript duties
performed with much labor the eye and often with
pain but have used your Brazilian Pebbles have
experienced netting Of t6e kind but feel perfectly rjWUeR
oted Whether the relief proceed from the peculiar form Of
the glasses the material or both combined cannot say
prefer them any glasses have used, and take
pleasure 10 recommending them to the public.
Respectfully, EGBERr A. RAW0RTH.
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kAfE arr Misunderstanding eseics hrtice 81 Fonr espe-
w eiay ~ ffily nse, eArk Sger - tha trade on
tfs aeFa tsfma All asdcrs len ths ees wil meet
PreuP, attsnton. iIy<l G. HAMMOND CO.
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NASHVILLE, July 26. 1855

- -" NASHynlE, July 20 $50
MR-J. a. SENNoSs-sir: have been using for week
the pair Of Brazilian Specaces that purchased from you
and do hesitate say that they by far the best
that have used enabled TO read the finest print
night by dim light without straning eyes, whereas
the specaces that have used heretofore hurt them and
could read with any satisfaction consider your
spectaces great improvement upon any that have
seen. Yours, respectfully, q. NJ. FOGG. |
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Eye and Ear.

Eye anu Lar
Va q. COOK, HI. ID. SIT. EOUIS, no.
nR COOK respectfully renews the tender of -
~ his professional services 70 the pubie in this A>
and the I'D dining States successful practice fkS&
Of eighteen years, devoted 10 the treatment
OF MI incident 30 the and justify him IN the
belief all who may be "a sny afflicted IN those i'm
portant organs will nd rom his treatment speedy per-
manent relief
Dr. Cook has ust returned from the Fast where ne has
carefully studying the diseases 81 the Eye and Rar in
the principal Eye inhrmaries fn the United States he
feels warranted 10 offering bis professional services with
degree of confidence those who may he Heted Those
whom treated the besi Witnesses Of his skill and
there are Thousands Ia 81 Louis and the Western States
who can hesr teairofy 10 hs skilh treatnent he
sps eify refers 70 Hon H. :, Geyrr, X. Maetenze fsq,
AessYs Charles Bloc Co 81, bouis; Hon. Juhp Moore,
state Illinois; Jas. Charess, President bssou
ii Bnk u. Cole, Warsau li Capt r. z, Henry, Warsas,
sIissour.
r Onee northwest crner Of Pine and Second Itrsefs,
N, stairs entl anee on Pine VI. septfi-dtwiy
L,OH RENT have for rent splendid stand for
II Blacksmith. the Marfes sboro Pike, 70 mile. fTom
Nashville improvements, god shops, family residence,
an necessay out houses bor 80 o ceared lano
plenty Of Gre wood, &e. Tefmseasy. Apply 20
Il. A. BALLoNk Sef1 Ag't,
tani a-s No. ~ DeadeFick street.
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From the Rev. DR.. J. I. Edgar.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 4, 1855.
Mr. SENNoSs-Dear Sir Having used, for time past
pair Of your newly invented Brazilian Pebble spectaces
feel hesitation In esfyng to their superiority over
glasses heretofore known To In addition to their
unequaed purity Of surface, they impart, from their pecu
liar mechanism visual aud comfort preserving alike
all Il pain uneasness to the eye however long at
any time they may be used.
Very respectfully your friend, J. 7. EDGAR.
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Fall and Winter Trade for 1855.


II. G. Ne NARY 81 CO.,
No. So College Streei,
RE now prepared to exhibit one Of the N Iost Conn
n pleIc as well as fhe Largest Stock . of Dry
Goods ohersd by retail in this country. All de-
sire for friends and buyers generally TO ea for
what they want, and We VII surely supply them.
The partners having Epeat three months in New York.
have accomplished much IN getting up their stock from first
hssds which viii enable them to sell at prices Jar beIotc
previous raies. - .a. .s,--
In Silks-Eyery thing and beautiful; a.
Il Il Brocade and Plaid Flouncss; ..
Plain, Plaid and Brocades;
1,00O ich, high colfred Delains;
s-.--s Plain, plaid and rich Figured Merinos.
Laccs and ImbrOiderIcs. t=
200 sets Of fine Val and Honton Laces;
100 I" Collars and Sleeves n Lace;
100 French Work Jacsnet;
Domestic and staple Goods.
All the leading styles Of Goods such as
New York Mills and other Domestcs;
Cotton and Linen Sheefings;.
Damask aud plain Toweing and Towels;
lHconet Mushs and CumbTcks
Globe, Merrimack, Dundel, Excelsior Prints;
Furniture Chntzes, &c, &c.
GentIcmen's Wear.
New French and English Cloths plain aud fancy Cassi-
and Nestngs, ia endlerr variety which will have
made % order in the most fashionable style.
Also extensive assortment Of hid and other Gloves
Hosiery Stocks Cravats, Collars, Handkerchefs, 6c.
CaVpetIngs.
We have the largest and most varied stock Of
fefed the Nashville pul e which viii be be added monthly
by all the styles and patterns they brought out
sep15
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From the Hon. David Daiss'oven, U. S. eeologi.s.

"a From the Hon. David Daleowen U. s. Geologst.
.7ss NEw HARxoSY March o. 1854.
tfr d.H SkMMoEs: Sir:-Having examined your Specta-
eScofsueed Of Brazilian Pebbles, take
pleasure testiie oheir advantages the ordinary
glass seacies Their superior hardness prevents them
being detected BY scratches the peculiar manner in which
they ground and Polished together with their tanspar
ency obyiae the strain usually experienced in wearing
glasses, andsther GOODNESS especia recommends them 20
those having weak irritable eyts.
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RATES OF aDyERrTsING.

Newspaper proprietors generally and especially Of this
ay, under the usages regulations heretofore pTeva
are called upon perform labor without remunera-
hon than any other class Of community. The gratuitous
publication Of charity and religious advertisement and
munications tributes respect obituaries Ac &e which
can only be inserted at heavy cost 20 the proprietor
poses upon them burden onorous that they feel called
upon, in sedefence check the abuse by making such
publications charge to extent least upon the par
ties more mlnedatey interested In this they are fol-
lowing the example OF the press in other cities mpeed by
sense Of ts intrinsic proprety and imperative duty
themselves The subscribers have therefore united toget
er IN mutual agreement upon the 10 lowing specified terms
or the publication Of these well every sort of regular
business advertising
for each square Of II lines or less Of BREWER 10 lines
less OF Donparei for the LIST insertion = 90
Foreaeh additional insertion per square ..-...... so
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WANTED.

(lNE HUNDRED Thousand lbs. Bacon:
" 100 bbls. Lard, for which will pay the highest
market price In cash groceries. Also, Feathers Wool
beeswax Taow, Ginseng, and Rags &C. In exchange for
oeries feel CHURCH ANDERSON.
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From Hon. Cave Johnson President Bank Of tennessee
NAsHvLLE, Aug i2, 1855.
DEAR sm: have for several weeks used pair Of ypur
Brazilian Pebble Spectaces and have hesitation stating
that consider them much Tor any other used
by me- and have taken pleasure in recommending the
Of them TO my friends in preference to any others.
Respectfully, your obedlent servant,
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". H. CURREY.
FEARN. pONEaAN a CO.


Commission a. Forwarding Merchants
NEW ORLEANS .-f
Thos. Fearn, VIM. p. Atwood,
Jas. J. DOnegan, A. 81. Hopkins
They keep onice at Huntsvie.
Sent 9. lSfT~-tf
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UNIoS AND AMERioAN 0TEIoE,

UNION AND AMERICAN 0FFoE,
Nashville, Aug. 49, 1855.
have been using glasses for four Eve years. and
during that time have tried number Of different descp
ton and manufacture Of which thought very good
but few days since obtained pair Of MIR Semmons Bra
Eian Pebble Spectaees, have given them pretty fair t
and have hesitation IN saying that they far superior
y AH' ''''s '''''' - ''~'~ - - 6. G. ToRBErr.