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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-01
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THE WoRLD's FAIR Of ALL NATIoNs.--

The WoRLD's FAIR Of ALL NATIoNs.--
Among the noticeable things on exhibition
at the Crystal Palace, we saw the conlri-
button of Ne,c Pits, from the laboratory
of Dr.. J. {. AYERthe author of the wide
iy known and valued Cherry Pectoral.
As 1t Is against the express regulations of
me taAce, to admit any qnack medicines,
ms iacI shows that his remedies are not
placed IN that category by the authorities.
Indeed, we have before known that his
PtcIoTaI was highly appreciated by scien-
Tue men, and have seen lately that his
Pills ale held in great estimation By those
deeply learned in the healing art.--Irut
Reformsr, Mass.
HJLiowoy's Oiatmenf and Pills, infal.
lble RcmiJnes for Salt Edward
Jackson, of Galveston. Texas, suffered
increasingly for four years with salt rheum
80 bad was he that for four or five months
at lime. he was compelled to keep &c
his bed, and the doctors told him candldly
that he "ced never again expect TO be well
FinGlag this TO be the case he dismissed
them, and Immediately pu, himself under
course Of Holioway's Ontmen, and
Pills, these fine remedies soon made such
an Improvement in him that he was ena.
hled 10 resume his occupation, and By
containing them for short time, he was
restored 10 the blessings of health, which
he has enjoyed ever since.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-01
LOCK HERE!

T have Just received from Phil adelphia and
L Baltimore fresh supply of GENrLEMEx's
)vERcoArs, also BOYS OvERcoATs, a beautiful
article, also CoATs and PANTS, for negroes
nov. 10 a hydrocarbons.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-01
4 = A w vi / l. l. .,

almost entirely new, situated on stream
which never fails. This Mill is unsur-
passed By any in this section of country
and commands large amount of custom,
and has always been very profitable. A
Sawyer's House is conveniently situated
'Fhjs land is within few hundred yards
Of an excellent Flour and Grist Mill, and
Immediately opposite the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal. The advantages of water
access to market, proximity to Mill, &C.
are recommendations possessed by few
farms.
TERMS.--s4OOO cash, and the bal
aace in two equal irstalments, payable IN
one and two years, with interest from date
Tie purchaser giving satisfactory security
for back payments. The growing crop
is of course resumed. Possession given
on the Isl Of April, 1856.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-01
FOR THE HAIR.

Woods Wonderful Hair Restorative, Bogle'9
Hair D,e, Jones Hair Dye, Lyons Kathairoa,
Barry's Tricopherous, Railways Circassian
Balm, Jaynes' Hair Tonic, Indian Hair Oil,
Bears Oil, SC. PAINTS, OILS, DYE
STUFFS, &C., for sale by
E c. WTLLLi.NS.
shepherdstown, October ~, 1855.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-01

7 YON'S Kathairon, for the growth and en-
IL belishment OF the hair, to prevent It's falling
off and turning grey, awarded the highest pre-
MUM, of the States Of New EorE, MARYLAND
and Michigan, at their annual fairs, for sale by
October 6. l.. Il. SCHLOSS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-01
October Is, 1855.
NOW FOR IT p!
LOOK OUT FOR THE STONE STORE
CHEAP GOODS!!
THE undersigned having just returned from
L & he cities with splendid assortment OF
Fall and Winter Goods,

respectfully invite the public TO give them
cali before purchasing elsewhere, as they are
determined to sell at such low prices as will as
tonIsh the most ncredulous. Their stock con-
sists i'm payt rs follows
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-01
Gentlemen's Department.

In this de artment gentlemen may find every
thing to please their fancy. lie has taken great
pains in The selection OF his Cloths anu Cas'-
meres. embracing a large supply oil FRENCH
English, and American Cloths ard Caslmerts
of all qualities and colors, plain and fancy s'IH'
satin and velvet vesling, tweeds, salInelts, dc.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-01
NEW
: AK AMD yYliM{?IE' TER
GOODS!
NEW
THE subscriber having just returned from the
| East with small stock Of

Fall and Winter Goods,
which together with his stock on hand, makes
il complete. He invites the attention Of his
friends and the public to them, and being deSl-
rous 10 close his business, he will sell them We
ry low for Cash, or 10 punctual customers up
on the usual credit His stock consists as
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-01
GROCERIES.

Hardware, Cedarware, Queensware, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Carpet Bags OH
Cloth, Clocks, Garpeuue, and thousand other
anti cles too uu merous to mention, oil OF which
viii tie sold as low and on as accommodating
terms as any house in the valley. He will take
great pie assure in showing his goods to all who
may favor him VI th u call.
WILLIAM MOULDER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-01
LATE ARRIVAL
OF
Fall & Winter Goods.
BOOTS. SHOES. HATS, CAPS. 49,

Queens-,Oare, China.Wdre, GIdSS.Ware,
Tin.ware, Cedar and other Wares,
misunderstanding of Cut Nails,
RougM Nails. Hoop Iron, Horse
Shoes, Locks, Hinges, Scre,cs, Cutlery,
.4reS, Hatchefs, and -every variety
of Hard-,Care, Sc. T.. -.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-01
TRIMMINGS.

\ great variety of More Antique Trimmings
Of all shades and coors, msuabo. silk plush ana
velvet trimmings silk and glass buttons, with 8
great variety OF other Trimmings.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-01
3. II. TOWNER,

Shepherdstown, Jefferson Co., Va.
n. B.--The Farm will be sold subject
to the dover of Mrs. Knox. This con-
sists of about % ACRES, laid of sepa-
rately on this part Of the farm is COM
Portable Dwelling, built OF logs.
B. II. II.
Ty- If the above land is not sold at
private sale before the Glst dag Of de-
rpmJer. next, it will be sold at Public
Sale on that day at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ, ON
TIE premises. b. !, l..
October 90, 1855. 4o--it
icy Marrinsburg Berkeley American
md IIagerstown Herald please copy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-01
GROCERIES, BACON, FISH, SALT,&c.

HKUUEKIEO, DNUUN, TIOH, NiLI ,NC.
We would call attention more particularly
to our well selected stock Of GROCERIES, which
is always full and complete and of the very
best the market can produce, and at such pri-
ces that cannot fail TO please. NoTIoNs, FRgIT
AND CoNFECTIoNARIES.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-13
Common COunsil-Regular Meeting.

The Board resumed its deliberations
AID Morgan offered resolution TO appoint a com
mittee Of three TO take into consideration what
amendments required to our City Charter; adop.
ted, and the Mayor appointed Aid. Morgan, Harris
and Anderson said committee.
Aid Glenn, bill to change the time Of electing
the Board Of Education, and to increase the Board
TO eight members; passed three times under sus-
pension OF the rule.
The Board then went into an election of a Board
OF Education, to serve until the lst of July, 1856
when the following gentlemen were elected: G. NJ.
FoGg, r. j. Meigs, j. A. McEwen, A. A. Hall, w.
F. Bang, Rev. Mr.. Tones Isaac Paul and S. Cooley.
AID. Glenn, bill to abolish the evening market
except on Saturday evenings passed lst reading.
Aid. Darden, resolution to appoint committee
to draft rules for the government of the Board and
20 report at the next regular meeting; adopted and
the Mayor appointed Aid Darden, Morris and Glenn
said committee
Aid Harris, bill to repeal the bill passed Sept.
2nd, 1855, to prevent huckstering; passed three
times under a suspension OF the rules.
Aid. Chiffon moved the appointment of a commit.
tee of FIVE to draft a huckster BILL and report to
next meeting; adopted, and the Mayor appointed
AID. Chiffon Davis, Coleman, Gavin aud Burke,
said committee
AID. Nance, a resolution nstructing the Commit
tee on Water Works TO examine into the chances
now receiving it, and report; adopted.
Aid Harris. a resolution instructing the Mayor
to advertise for sale, at early day, all the real
tate owned by the CITY, and required for present
or future purposes; adopted.
Aid Anderson, resolution to appoint commit
tee 10 confer with the Nolens vile Turnpike Com
pHny in regard to the propriety of petitoning the
Legislature to confer upon the latter the power Of
transferring to the city so much of th r road lies
within the corporation; adopted, and Aid Harris in
the chair, appointed Aid. Nance and Anderson, and
the Mayor said committee.
Aid. Glenn, resolution Authorizing the Mayor
and School Committee, in conjunction with the
Board Of Education, to purchase lot and erect
school house thereon, &c; adopted.
Aid. Davis, resolution to have the city gas lights
e1tinguished at IL o'clock at night; adopted.
Aid. Harris, resolution appointing Andrew
Ewing and w. F. Cooper, Esqs., City Attorneys for
the ensuing year adopted.
The Board then adjourned.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-13
SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL.

HERE are features connected with this mill worthy of
consideration and close examination on the part Of
those wishing 10 purchase Feed Mill
It's mechanical structiUn adapt ton 10 the mr.
pc designed crush and grind corn Its great ca
paciiy while doing immense work with extraordinary
ease, its durability Is amply provided for The complete
and entire tableness % the Little Giant rendr ia
greater convenience for plantation farm use mpoes
bic. IL requires mechanical aid bill expense to put
lt up anv farm hand servant put up and set o =
running in half hours time. The convenience with which
the sweep may be applied hOr z0ntaf-as IL most
usualor head aud the mill may be easily attached
where steam used The power IL take requirn
one and two horses The quantity quality Of product
10 TO 50 bushels OF good feed meal per hour according to the
degree OF hueness g.uund and the size mill Il is the
cheapest MILL all things considered here before the pub
lie.
Anoth'r thing connected with the Little Giant As pa
tent and worthy Of note the that there Ia, b-en 10
Patent Right specializing huckserng about the country
Is usual with the thousand bungng make-shilt imle-
ments that got trade-merey get money by
selling paminE OF the pa right the ereduous-
then the machine TO be abandoned by all parties a hum
bug the other hand the and Foprieors OF the
Little Giant Wills, evEg that they can-and determined
that they will supp the Agrcuurasts and stock rers
Of our eountrs with superior MIL permanently en-
gaeed IN the business and have hundred thousand
dollars invested in the manufacture Of huse mills in te
East West and south, OF these establishments e. noy
ing % men solely m this business. So highly are these
mills appreciated that ur thousand have teen sold within
the past eighteen months and tie heaviest the ot
ext nsve A,nufacurers Of Agricultural mpemen in he
United States have eagerly sought interest their
fLeture and sale
No implement has been thoroughly tested no one
OF the kind has received hgh
from ehanes' Institutes aUd Agricultural Associations
and noue, BY Of subs ant practical utility and
merit have more fairy ground her into every days
use and popular favor than SCOTS Lille Giant Co and
Cohb Mill Orders promptly dlled.
Liberal discount 70 dealers.
BROWN ANDERSON
0ctl-t No. 10 Market ST., Nashville, Tenn.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-13

THEArRE.-The first appearance this season OF
Mr.. JAMIsos and Mis- REEDER at the Adelphi
drew g brilliant audience. The parquette and
Dress Circle we're full. Miss Reeder makes an at
traetiye appearance on thestage, and moves with
almost perfect though studied grace. Her readin :
is faulty altogether, striving to be theatrical she
loses sight of her author and abuses rhetoric But
she is young, and has time enough befor her to
correct these faults. Actors and actresses who
best appreciate their profession strive to make
mind the chief attra ton, and not matter-while
with untring study they learn just conception
OF their author, and so cultivate their own intel
lect as to enable them to reflect that author 9
thoughts, they make the other necessary, but less
important matters that make up the business of
the stage, subordinate. The mirror must be high
y polished to reflect correctly the object before
1.-THE mind which would assume to bring out the
conceptions of another great mind should be also
clear and polished. A majority of those who go
upon the stage could upon this idea with profit
to themselves and their audiences
Mr.. JAMIsox's RicEeliew was good-not first rate
A man with his versatile talents seldom exces in any
one role. He finds it impossible for Richelie" to
divest himself entirely Of Uncle I61 aad the asso-
citation is peculiarly unpleasant V!de his oging
of Joseph in the laast scene, which smacked too
strongly of the comic. Mr.. J. also finds it diff
cult to subdue heavy and powerful voice to
the hoarse and hollow accents of San old man bro
ken with the storms of state"
Mr. MORTIMER as MIaprat did well. We have
seldom seen yovng man upon the stage who e1-
hibited more taste, or conception. What are See
mngly his greatest faults are faults of nature. He
lacks vocal power. These may be remedied to
great extent by industrious cultivation.
The play on Thursday night was considerably
curtailed by the stage manager.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-13
Tennessee Conference.

NASHVILLE, Oct ~.
The Conference met according TO adjournment
Bishop Kavanaugh in the Chair. Prayer by DR..
Henkle.
Preachers Of two years standing, and who were
eligible TO Deacons orders, and to full connection
in the Conference, were called up, and carried
through the ordinary examination by the presiding
Bishop; after which Bishops SOule and KaVanaugh
gave them impressive addresses. Their names
were then severally called, and their characters
underwent the usual examination.
J. P. Binghine, P. L. Henderson, J. L. Coleman,
w. II. Riggin, and w P. Warren, were admitted
into full connection, and elected to Deacons orders
J. N. P. Hickerson, and J. J. Conner we're ad.
mtted to fall connection in Elders orders, and E. ].
Garrett in Deacon's Orders.
D. J. Harris aud w. Sheffield discontinued.
DR.. Sehon, Missionary Secretary, was introduced
to the Conference, and made brief and eloquent
address in behalf of Missionaries.
j. Ii. Campbell, member of the second years
class, who was absent ia the morning. was examined
and admitted into full connection, and elected to
Deacon's orders
The rule requiring the Conference to sit with
closed doors during the examination of character,
was Indefinitely suspended.
The following members Of the fourth years class
were elected to Elders orders: j. n. Allen J. w.
Cullom, r. l.. Pagan, c. A. Harvell, f. A. Kim
ball; Marks, r 7 McBrien CIV Meador, D P
Searcy, and B Simms
Conference adjourned with the benediction by
Bishop Soule. W.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-13
Tho Cuban Iunta.

The n. Y. San publishes a long document
emanating from Senior Domingo de Goicura,
formerly Treasurer of the Cuban Junta in the
United States, which is intended TO clear up
the mystery which has hung over the Cuban.
Quitnan expedition OF 1854, which tie Cuban
Jnnta had attempted TO explain. Senior Col
curia seeks to bring to light the causes which
defeated the plans and wasted the resources
for aiding the Cubans. The Junta, in their
last manifesto, cast the weight of the blame
of failure upon their former Treasurer; and
now Mr.. Goicuria defends his separation from
that body. lie spares not the Junta nor it.
''oho>en Chief" The question to which the
Senior has applied himself, is not what did the
American Administration or ''Cruel Fate" do
TO prevent the realization of Cuban freedom
but what did those who stood pledged to the
cause, and who controlled the means on which
the Cubans relied, do 10 make those means
available. The Sun says:
"Gen Qaitman clearly owes the Cubans, II not his
own countrmen, an explanation OF his seemingly
singular course He certainly cannot now remain
silent and preserve the respect OF brave aud hon
cradle men"
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-13

THE GALLATrN FAIR.-Among the attrac-
tions of the Agricultural Fair at Gallatin, which
commences Monday, is Ball to be given at
Odd Fellows Han in that towr, ON the even
Ing Of Wednesday, the nth. We do not know
that premium is to be awarded for the best
Terpsichorean feat but the pleasure viii be
none the less hilarious.
Another feature Of the Fair is the proposed
exhibition OF a large and rare collection Of
Poultry. The Flag understands that poultry.
raisers from New York, Massachusetts,, Mary
land, and other States, have signiaed their 10.
tention OF being present with specimens Of
their breeds.
The Fair promises to be highly creditabls
affair
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-13

CoTToN-The Memphis APpeal learns from
one # the principal cotton merchants Of that
city that the quality of cotton now coming 10
that city is of much lower grade than is usual
at this season of the year-ranging generally
from low mddling 10 middlng, there being
but a small portion of tie higher grade; owing
DO doubt to the late heavy rains.
Freight on cotton from Memphis 10 New
Orleans has been reduced to one dollar per
bale.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-13
SYDNEY SMITHS LIFE AND LETTERS.


W. 7. BERRY co. havejust received
SYDNEY SMITHS LIFE AND LETTERS.
Memoir OF the Reverend Sydney smith, BY his Daughter
Lady Holland; with Selection from his Letters edited by
Mrs. Austin. vols, 12mo., muslin.
more than commonly delightful and wholesome book
London Critic.
Lady Holland has fulfilled her mothers wish, by
writing such memoir vl enable the to under
stand her fathers character nearly IN full integrity.
Mrs. Austin, the time, has arranged each Of his
letters cOul honestly he published and illustrated the
with delightful preface u Of sound and helpful comment
London E<dHtit6r.
Lady Holland has produced vivid and interesting pic
Of the private and domestic life OF her
father. charming picture OF remarkable man, he
appeared to his friends and family -LORdOA Spectator
Next TO a day with Sydney Smith himself, there could
scarcely be enjoyed richer than the perusal this
book. II is worthy memo ial of Of the wisest aud
best, well wtest Of meE.-LORd01 Literary Ga
sette
lovely picture has seldom been presented TO the
world than that Of this brave and bright creature rich
in Wit hum high animal spirits, nexhaustble kndlness,
manly indepen ence, sagacous good To read this
book is moral tonic. IL is lesson in life. Il makes
happier and better. And while does this presents
entertainments than any hook easily named rich is il in
wisdom in association in personal gossip about we'll known
people London Ledger
The letters credit his honesty his heart and his
understanding They proof Of the clesrness Of his
conceons the ygor and bTevy Of his statements. and
the perennial fertility OF his comic fancyLOHdOR Quar-
terLy Rerteto. sepS
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-13
Cotton Factory and Machinery,
FOR SALE.

Situated in Vineannes. Knox county, Indiana
(AiD MN Is situated in the centre o. this town. lot
- 10 Feet square, the Wshzsk and functions q
the Ohio and NssssPp., and kvansyie aud CrAw0rsys
Railroads.
the main budas i 20 FRET long ~ IS vide three stories
hishs ba3 81 kFck The most substantial Cotton
Shed auksriith shop ana Dseng hoase. the same t
TIE machinery CONSISTS Of spanning ames carrying one
uousand any .x spiniics n card, lsuing frames.
sPrscrs Siih ~ sPoeis do Wiih ID spoohs bloser
scufer. ses, lap machine. rcels frame, 3Atkss
cutting engine, gfinarrs. yarn pres, engine,
enty h1rse PoScFs orty erh nae boilers tEunty
eight et ng sa steam copper pipes heat the whole
oatin< shatng britlg and cuanections al compete.
Sod Machinery - AL Ga perfect orcSr AID auy thai
wishes O. "a Tie con 8auafacfarng bas3ness al
opportunity eaerc uhich scdo ocars, the prss
ent 0usrs IN ansancr busaess and all sell
the property Al ha sexual machinery uil Be
SID sErate froa thr ohor property wasted 6s taken
cas-, aud Al saeh nEuFes but satisfy.
TIE factir oT shpPiuE - rAroad this point
be Surpassed IN ne Nest- Time yin giten On
part u The Pufchkss uhere gel seearity Be oferrd
Any iufssaasn S.nled b lad - Application All
drsss % GASE, HAYS Co. fiacranss, fndiana VA. D.
HAYS, PissbaAs, fvnHi e. 1 . hAhillS. cisy ofk.r.
oct 49,
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BE NOT DECEIVED, YE OF LITTLE FAITH
70 THE PGIsIIC.

ARTICLE lsT.-sECTION lST.
DO assert that the Spectacles sold by the CON-
i CAVE CONVEX GLASSES are the same article those
known 10 this city the Brazilian Pebble and for the ben
EFT of those interested will back my assertion with
One Hundred Dollars.
SIC Cd Pie notice the difference in prices The ati-
Gle Tor ghich you have paid hfeen d).Ts will sell for
Those lor which you have paid FIVE will sell for three, in
all aRng be the quality Of Glasses,
the quality OF metal equal and znansi superior.
SEC Sd. Please notice that sell for cash, my prices
jSsufy. J. FLOWERS
octl2 Union st.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-13

AGRICULTURAL BAYK.-We learn, by adver-
tisement in the Brownsville Eagle, that the
Agricultural Bank Of Tennessee has Just gone
into operation there-President, r. G. HAmill /;
Cashier, VIM. McCouche. The Eagle wei.
comes the officers of the Bank in warm terms,
aud predicts that the institution win be of
.general usefulaess to lne pubic and profit to
the stockholders"
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-13

The condition Of tie stomach Is Of vital Importance No
man, ohEd be healthy unless the work Of d.
r-stion is regularly, thoroughly and vigorously performed
With three Vrhs 81 eviliEed society, this the case
And yet the remedy within the reach o. an HoonAnd
German Bt,er, prepared BY DR.. @. n. Jackson Phade
phA viii ~ surely create regular and healthy action Of
the stomach oil wi esen the friction q mschiaery
Let the victim Of dyspepsia Indigestion any IL iorms
try IT, and guarantee good appetite physical vgor,
nerves, s0aad sleep By night and eheeria
ness b. DAY.
see ADVERTISEMENT octi-lm
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-13
Invalids

1nvalids
Recovering rom the effects Of Fever Bilious Diseases
long continued Illness Of any kind, viii hnd Carriers Span
sh Mixture The only remedy which viii revive their droop-
Ing constitutions eNpei all bad humOrs rum the blood,
cite the liver to prompt and healthy action and by its
tonic roperies. restore the patient life and vgor.
We only TRY IT. Aslnge bottle is worth all the
so called aparias In existence contains no Mereu-
y, Opium, ether noxous poisonous drug aud can
be given to the oungest infant without hesitation
See the certificates Of wonderful cures around the bottle
Mere than I've hundred persons in the city Of Richmond
Va can testify 70 It's good tnocts.
ss'See advertisement in another column.
octi-lm
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-13
Blooded stock for sale.

I HAVE or sale large uusaher Of Young Dt kHAN
Il asG 49,. Of the ehoice aocs, including ny main
Herd Bah aud the Premium Aged Bal " is5. hzyng bred
oB them aag Ieaa uiihout proearng Too marh rele
tionshp. $50 have nunabrr % fac fosns 1ACaAs
Or very chcaP; agi q Of foang fhcTeasa-
bred STATIONS aud SAAON LUCAS ior every
budE All bred cheap ssi-, ac ~ sod very low,
Mark K CoCkRilL-
vsh % EurcAase 100 god enc ysar ati ualss
oct5-eWlNku