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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-20
About 100 cabin passengers and 60 deckers.

]. O. O. Eve learn from the Memphis
Bulletin, that the Grand Lodge of Tennessee
convened at that place on Wednesday, the 18th
inst Officers present L. A. Raworth, OF
Nashville, Grand Master; John l.. Morgan, OF
Memphis, Deputy Grand Master; r. ii. Barry,
of Nashville, Grand Secretary; John Coltart, OF
Nashville, Grand Treasurer.
Geo. Robertson, of Chickasaw Lodge, No. s,
Memphis, was elected Grand Master to fill the
vacancy occasioned 10y tie resignation OF L. j.
Aston, OF Rogersville, who was elected last
April, and failed to come forward to be in-
stalled.
There was a full attendance from the Lodges
in West Tennessee. Middle Tennessee was
represented from Columbia and Nashville onl y,
q "a East Tennessee not at all.
Various propositions for amendments to the
Constitution of the Grand Lodge, and also TO
the proposed Constitution and bylaws for
Subordinalcs, were presented aud laid over for
action until the session next April, the most
im Vtant of which WAS one making the Grand
Lod. = representative body, aud paying the
representa- ives mileage and per diem, out of
the general fund of The Grand Lodge, instead
OF the plan heretofore of each Lodge paying
the expenses of their representatives them
selves.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-20
MONDAY MORNING, Nov. !
RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.

The RIVER WAS still recedDg slowly yester-
day, with about FIVE feet on Harpeth Shoals.
ARRIvRD.-The city Of Huntsville, from
Memphis, the L1eie Nay, from Pittsburg, the
Huntsville, from Waitsboro', the Aida, from
Paducah, and the world-renowaed Banjo, from
Southland, freighted with Ned Davis celebra-
ted Olio Ministries, arrived on Sunday night.
DEPARrED. Til 1Ijdt, for Paducah, the Old
FeLtoso, for Cincinnati, the City Of Huntsville,
for Memphis, and the Nettie Miller, for Burks-
vile, left Yesterday. The Hdrts0iiLe, vert
down 10 Clarksville yesterday to bring up a
portion of the Americd's cargo.
To LEAvE.-Ths following boats are adverts-
ed to leave to day: Tie SaLje Vest, for St.
Louis, and the Cuba, for Paducah. They had
not arrived late last evening, but will proba-
bly, be at the wharf this morning.
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FINE MmIINERY.-At Mrs. 4. Crookers' Mil
linery Establishment on Union Street, viii be
found the most tasty assortment Of Head and
Neck ornaments, and Dressing, We have ever
seen in the city We understand that Mrs.. c.
has Just returned from the Eastern Cities,
where she has procured al the latest styles Of
Fashionable Head Gear. Her establishment
appears 10 us really neat, beautiful, and ele-
CANT. Ladies who are in need OF trimmings
in that particular line, would do well Ia call ~
Mrs. c.. and get their beauty more elegantly
elnbellished.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-20
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 19.
Origin Of the Dark Lantern" Party.

In the ''SchOol History OF the United States, by
A. Berard, new work, highly recommended by
Bishop Potter, and other eminent scholars we find
the following on page l2l. 1t occurs on the ac-
count given of the battle of Bunker Hill:
at was rumored in the American camp that on
the night of the 18th of June, Gen. Gage intended
to seize and fortify Bunker's Hill The Americans
determined to anticipate him. On the evening OF
the 10th of June, party of troops, commanded by
Col Prescott, assembled at Cambridge, ready for
the work After prayer from the President of
Harvard College, working tools, muskets, and
DARK LANTERNS, they silently proceeded to the
peninsula OF Charleston"
So it seems the Ozark Lantern Party" bears even
date with the Revolution The Dark Lanterns in
use by this generation of Americans, are perfect
models of the Bunker Hill patent.
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tlIg- In our columns of to-day will be found
advertisements of Two Novelties An Amer-
H-Osn Watch aud a machine that will sew As
10y hand. The first will appeal to Ourpatriot-
ism To advance the manufactures of our own
country, and the other, to our sympathies for
the relief OF our overtasked women.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-20
NINE HUNDRED

CRES Of Land for sale in sumner Co'ty Tenr, 10 -
n miles from GallatD A good Turnp,k- Road run u
ming Gaiaiiu within miles, the balance good Level
dirt road portion Of it is about md haf to two
miles the Nashville and Louisville Railroad, w steam
mills the premises. | all sell i in lots CT lOO
acres mOrc cash; balance In and years, at 81 "a
o. per Those renting nl will do well to make early
arcaion 10 the under gned Nashville, or TO Joseph
noy3 'ltsif D. EMBRY.
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HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY!
[By Authority OF the State Of Georgia.
eEE a. e % go. 81 a.
BEAUTIFUL SCHEME.
SI2, 700 FOR SO.

WILL be distributed at CONCERT HALL, Macon, Ga,
w December IS, 1855, according 20 the following mag
nAcen and unpreceden ed scheme under the sworn sup
erntendence Of Col EO M LOGAN and JAS. A NlSBbT,
Esq $500 nan
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THE NASHVILLE TRUE WHIG.H
BY TELEGRAPH.

Reports Furnished by tie Associated Press
LOUISVILLE Nov. 10.
River-9I feet water in the canal and rising at
the rate OF half inch per hour.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. II.
Cotton has advanced 1-16at and firm; sales $500.
Whisky 40. Lard 10. Coffee, prime H. Sugar,
fair 64a62.
CrSCISNATI, Nov. le-Noon.
Flour 79Oas 90 hogs SOS. Sugar, fair u. Mo-
lasses 36a37. Coffee 1l4.
New YoRK, Nov. 10.
Flour 9.IS for choice State; 9.9I for good Ohio
Wheat 2 O5 for Southern red, rs for ditto white
Corn 994 for mixed. Whisky 80
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. II.
Molasses 2S4a29 Flour s.95. Corn 78a75 Oats
eSia94
Arrival Of the Cahawba.
New YoRK, Nov. 10.
Cahawba from. New Orleans via Havana arrived
this morning with Havana dates Of the 18th,
Business at Havana was dull Health of the city
is good. Political affairs are quiet.
The Cahawba brings upwards Of 100000 in
specie. GA "a. .e
Owing to the arrangement Of mails between Mo-
bile and Montgomery, the New Orleans mails Of the
9th and 10th were put on board of the Cahawba as
well as the mail for English steamer to sail on We'd
nesday for Boston.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 19.
The setting on fire of Dowel's store is said to be
a deliberate act of incendiarism. The candles
were saturated with camphene and tracks of gun
powder leading to CRATES were found. Mr.. Dowell
and two of his clerks have been arrested, charged
with iucendiarism. Much excitement exists. Mr.
Dowell had had $50, 900 insured, and the value of
the stock said to be S. 600
The Grand Council of the American party Of
South Carolina, recommended the subordinate
loiges to disband, and absolve their members from
obligations.
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TIE steamer Aida.

The undersigned passengers on the Aida from
Pdducah TO Nashville hereby express their thanks
TO the Captain and Clerk OF this handsome it'll,
steamer for the speed with which they have put u'
through. Our fare has been sumptuOus, no atten-
ton 30 our comfort has been wanting, and in every
respect we have been made comfortable We cor.
daily recommend the Aida TO the travelling public
John Nixon, Jr., Richard Nixon,
VIM. NJ. Armstrong W. X. Carr,
w. : Spyer, S p Majors
NJ. King, Of KY, w. Smith,
J. W. Herrilord, J II. Gatln,
H. Clay Roberts, +, thompson,
w. d. Bridges, James Shouse,
John A. Smith, Thomas X. Smart,
J. l. Woosey, j II. Meaks,
NJ G Scarborough, John d. Smith,
Sylvestn Pearl J.. Bowen,
w. Q. Velei, J. W. Robertson,
About 100 cabin passengers aud 90 deckers.
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Land for S ale.

OFFER for sale OOOl SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES -
i or LAND lying on the Columbia Central Turnpike IL
RoA seven miles from Columbia and four nom MI Pleas
ant, being part Of the tract on " ich reside.
This Land equal superior in Maury county
l. well waercd (the celebrated DeveTs Spring being on
the part offered sae) tmtered and well improved
there are on the premises beautiful building sites
ronting the Turnpike aud the contemplated Kan ROAD
viU be- iled TO suit purchase rs sold in body.
further information ply TO the at Ash"ood T. OIhce
Maury county, Tennessee - -
augll-u LUIlOs } FoLh.
Nashville Union and Louisville Journal please copy.
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FosTER,s ADDITION TO EpeBF1ELD.

ON "WEDNESDAY, the It'll Of November next, the
~ premises will sell the remainder Of Fosters Addition
Edgefed. Our bill q particulars will be ready
as possible LINDSEY 4 CROCKETT,
SO College street.
T. R. GLAsCncx Auctioneer. oct3i-td
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OVERHEARD We learn from the officers OF
the Aida, that n lady passenger jumped over
board from that boat at Trice's Landing, on
heE last trip up, and was drowned. She was
on her way to Shelbyyille, and supposed to be
deranged.
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oFElCE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
NASHVILLE November 5th, ISIS.
VNHE Commercial Insurance Company have this day de-
cared Semi Annual Dividend Of eight per cent on the
whole Of Capital Stock Of the profits Of the
past SIX months. JAMES WALKER,
nOvT-lm Secretary.
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DOSTPON ENENT-The sale Of Lots advertised 70
L come Of this day in FOSTERS ADDITION TO EDGE
FIELD is on account Of the nccmency Of the weather,
postponed until THURSDAY, the 22d inst.
noyT-u LINDSEY CROCKETT.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-20

RossIrRR's GREAT HIsToRCAL PAINTINGS
These ddneations Of three greai events 10
Sacred History, have been on exhibition at Odd
Fellows Eall for week past aud have been
seen and admired by large numbers of our citi-
aa1s. They are, PROFESSIONALLY, very superior
specimens of the art, among the finest We have
ever seen.
These paintings will remain on exhibition at
Odd Fellows Hall during the present week, nf-
ter which they will be removed from the city.
And those of our citizens who like 10 look upon
works of art of rare merit, full Of touching in
terest ana beauty, and which "cau please a
ohild while they astonish philosopher, -
should embrace the present opportunity.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-20
Havana Marksta

HAvASA, Nov. Is.
The prices Of Sugars nominal, and the stock
comprises so coo hhds. Molasses commands higher
rates and the market closed active
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-20
TO FAMILIES. HOTELS. &c.

w selling the best baltimore OYSTERS at &C. can.
w We are selling Real Italian Maccaroni al l5c q D
We selling a. boxes SaTdurs a. c each.
We selling h.. do do At soc Z"
We selling every article ia line a. equally reduced
prices
Recent for buying in the North renders the
reduction made ia prices advantage 10 ourselves rs
yali TO the pubHc gen,ray. -
W SSEL & THOMPSON,
IuiOn
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HANDSOME INCOME TO BE MADE AT HOME

TI'HE above can be made in every Town and County
throughout the Union, by engaging IN tie manufacture
and sale OF an article upon which, for outlay OF si0
ih0u.and dollars year may be mGdr. The astee Of
daily consumption and one that Ia. puzzled the
brains az some Of the most eminent Philosophers.
IL self evident that Is destined 20 brcoe Of the
most necessary OF the necessities u life The article
that vii have ready and permanent sale A. n0ur
Pull particulars viii be By msl, tbs reeePs Of l2k
cents or an equivalent in Psi Oee stamps, Specimens
JAMES 7. HORNE AGO,
octsl-im Box 5si, Post once, New York.
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lassu. Capital $4,000.

OH Prixes amounting to $50 900
Only 10 900 numbers Tickets s.; Halves ~ go Qusrs
81 IS In this Scheme you draw anything even the low
est prize will be five times the Of the ticket. Prizes
payabe IN full without ded conand every Irize is drawn
at each Draving and must get them Orders
strictly confidential. Drawings to ord Registered
etters at my risk Bills on all solvent Banks at par
Al lress JAS. r. WINTER,
ort0q-ti Macon, Ga.
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ALABAMA-The Democratic members Of the
AHbama legislature met in caucus one night
asst week, and nominated Hon. Benjamin Fltz-
patrick as their candidate for [. 5. Senator.
lie received Al votes, afterwards increased TO
60. on a motion to make the nomination unani-
nous. The latter number lacks seven of enough
10 elect
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOE SALE

N{TE will expose pubic sale at the Court House in
w Nashville the Y OF December next, the 10 lowing
valuable Lots:
and Lot Cherry St, occupied by DR.. Morton,
and an adjoining lot occupied by Mr. stevenson,
Stone Cutter.
half Of the Hous~ and Lot Market ST., the other
half belong to VI burns Esq
farms Ons third cash, the balance In one and
two Yeas with no payable Bank, with good
dorsers The title be retained until the plrchaS money
Is pad J. D. TlIWEATr,
poy9-dtrwhwtl g y LOGAN.
lNTANTED-A partner Of experience in the Lumber
w business who wants to invest 81 coo S. geo in
nrst rate mill IN operation, possessing superior
advantages ia making and selling lumber, in Davidson
county C0mmuui ATOMS addressed to h. G., Nashville,
Tenn, I'll 18th Dec, will receive prompt attention
noY'-d p q.
Louisville Journal please copy to amount Of o. and charge
this Office.
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COME AGAIN.

HAVE 20 negroes for SALE % various kinds amongst
them good cook washer and ironer, excel
len, carriage driver, &e cannot sell them c 60 out OF
the county and will guarantee them 10 suit OF no sale
now RES W. PORTER
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Il virtue Of decree Of the Honorable the Circuit Court
u Of Davidson county rendered at the September Term,
1855 in the George Morse complainant against Ma
ior smith ct a. defendants, will on SATURDAY, the LIST
Of December next 70 public sale FOR eAh 10 the
highest bidder At the Court House door IN the city Of
Nashville the land described said pleading being lot IN
Mctayocks Addition TO Nashville frOntng 81 feet Front
street and running ls0H feet Sale within the usual
hours THOS L SMILEY,
Oct20-dtd Clerk
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ZINE PIANO FOR SALE.

lust received on Rnment hne RoskH GOD PIANO
.I seven and quarter OciAYe-lron frame, which Sil
be d cheap for CASH Or for paper satisfactory
the owner. bhNJ o. ehlkLhh
poyi Agent
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From Nashville, LavsTgne and
fnNrnAs .ss- .--.s ss- o o.
&" Marfreesboro', Csris'iana
and FOsterville. .........
A" Dellhuckle, Nsrtrace, Slei-
byville and Normandy o..
" Tullahoms, Estili's Springs,
Decherd and C0van ....
d" Tantabn, Anderson an 4
Stevenson. .............
" Bridgeport, Shellmouud aDd
Whiteside ............
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". w. SuAFFER,
No College st, Near Church, NASHVILLE, TENN.
DEALER in all kinds Of Cabinet Furni- 1850.
~ ture and is receiving additional 49,
supplyS; and having lifted myself out 49,
with a fine hearse and gentle horses, am ~ess ~
prepared furnish every kind and quality OF collins on TIT
shortest notice, by ay or night
Clocks lamps and Giron tails for sale Mattresses Of al
kinds on hand, made to order
Furniture Repaired with neatness and dispatch.
New and styles Il NarrJbes-al cheap for casl
or good paper, at No College street near Churrh.
X. W. SHAFFER,
oct24-1y By ID. W. DOKRls, Agent.
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IS: =: S.
To Railroad contractors.

CEALED Proposals will be received AZ the eoe OF the
> Edgehcld and Ken lucky Rsrded Company In Nashville
Tenn until saturday, December 18th, 1853, for the
sructon Of the load from Nashville 20 the Kentucky LIN"
where the Henderson and Nashville Railroad &c
Henderson the Ohio River. The T. X r X. Is about
fortyeight mica long, through country vel adapted LOT
Railroad aud the work Val be dy'drd into
sections II about mile EACH which may DC bid Tor sepa
rAtey the whole road Included IN proposition. Pro-
po.as nav he made build the trty miles only mex,
Nashville either ny the single section or IN one contract
There the road tunnel half mile long heavy
rock work various points, aud two large Bridges Maps
Prohes Plans WI b. ready for animation oy Dec LIST
And any information may be OF taned ~ addressing the
drrsigned sAML WATSON, President.
oct23 -trvtdoci5 A. ANDERSON, Jhief Engineer
INAMILY RIBLES-Twelve different kinds al low
Il prices FOR sale BY CHARLES ". SMITH.
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uFREs THEM NEeRoEs. now

HAD 100 ia Drgroes 10 come from he country la
Il night n you SAINT good one, cal soon.
vgeh to hire \ vet nurse until ChrlsimAs
have slsO two pair q match horses 10 ssn.
ovfs REEs VI. PORTER.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


MoNDAY, Nov. 49,
Petitions BY Mr.. Brien From citizens OF War.
rem for aid in behalf of Hammer High school.
Also: From seventeen citizens of Cannon, pray
ing to be attached TO DeKab, accompanied by bill
TO carry out the prayer Of the petitioners.
Resolution BY Mr.. Meek: To appoint commit
tee OF three to confer with the Governor relative TO
appointing day of thanksgiving. Lies over.
Bills htrodued-By Mr.. Holmes; For the ben
eft of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad Com
pany.
Mr. Bartlett: To require Clerks Of County Courts
to subscribe for each weekly newspaper published
in their respective counties, and have the same
bound for preservation in their Offices,
Mr. Newman: To make the Comptroller elective
by the people.
Mr. Travis: To purchase the Hermitage in the
name OF tue State and to establish Agricultural
and Military hool at that place, to be under the
superintendeuce of the State Agricultural Bureau
and authorisng AN issue Of State Bonds TO
amount not exceeding 10000, to make the pur-
chase.
Mr. Fielder To make appropriation for i'm
proving the navigation OF the Forked Deer river
On motion OF Mr. Parks the House took up Sem
ate resolutions appointing Commissioners to eI-
amino into the condition Of the Bank OF Tennessee
aud Branches.
Mr Newman moved the indefinitely postponment
noes 81.
After a number Of amendments had been offered,
some OF which were adopted,
MIR Looney called for the previous question, and
the call sustained, and the resolutions we're
| adopted ayes IL, noes 81
Mr. Huntington said he was in favor Of the in
vestigltiou, but thought it might be done more
economically TO the State, and satisfactorily. and
he entered II motion reconsider the adopt
inc fltp ~ ,,iisbi
this object.
NJ. Parks moved to take up the motion, pending
which
The House adjourned TO p o'clock, P. u.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The motion entered by Mr. burlington. to re-
consider the vote adopting the resolutions appoint.
ing commissioners to examine into the condition Of
the Bank of Tennessee aud Branches, was taken
up on motion OF Mr. Parks, aud the vote was re-
considered ayes ~, noes %
Mr. Upton moved 10 strike out the names Of all
the commissioners and the motion prevailed, ayes
As, noes 81.
After considerable debate, Mr.. Upton moved to
Gil the blanks with tho name OF one commissioner
for each branch who shall reside in the county
where the branches located respectively, aud
the motion prevailed
Mr. Wood, of Cannon, moved to indefinitely
postpone the whole subject aud the motion failed,
ayes 10 noes 81.
The blanks Sere then filed a. follows: For the
branch AZ Athens, John T. slower at Rosersville,
James II Vance; at Sparta, II. L Ciuick at Shell
byv,le. Montgomery Caldwell; at Columbia VIM.
JfDale; st Sommerville; John Z. Cooper at Trenton
A. b Christian; at Clarksville, James L Glenn.
un motion OF Mr. Brown, OF Madison the
Bank Committees Of the two houses were appoin-
ted commissioners 10 examine into the condition
OF the Bank OF Tennessee at Nashville.
The House thea adjourned 10 81 O'Clock TO NOR
morning.
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The Mutual Protection
IN URANCECOHIP,NY OF NASHVILLE,
OGice, KirEman's Corner up Stairs.

ENTRANCE, No IS PUBLIC SQUARE,
CONTINUE to insure the mutual principle Houses
X Merchandise, sc. against loss damage by FIRE -
Steamboats, on any Western Waters against the haz
ards # inland CATION, and the cargoes OF vessels OF ev-
ey description against the perils Of the and rivers
Also the lives Of persons in good health for single year.
Of years, during life Also, the lives OF slaves EN-
pllyed steamboats,.
persons having their lives property insured in THU
institution entitled full participation in all the profits
without any liability loss beyond the amount Of premiums
which they may pay.
NJ. s. PITCHER, President.
JNO. b. JOHNSON, Vic President
c. J. '. WHARTON, Secretary.
nov3--f
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NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
- - =
GLANCE OF SCHEDULE,

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON sd Alcr Sunday. Oct -, two Daily Passenger Trains
" vii be follews-
Day ETan Leaves Nashville AZ soV A. NJ arriving ~
Chattanooga Al 20 2. NJ
Night RGpress Irain Leaves Nashsis at& S0 r. NJ Arriv
ng II chkts4nooga e. Gle A. ~
RETURNING-Day Train Leaves CAettAnooga Al 5 A. NJ
and arrive = Nashville al % r. n.
sight Express Leaves Chattanooga al go p. NJ, and Az
rives ~ Nashville at6.S0A.a.
H. l. ANDERSON,
oets9 Superintendent n G. r. r.
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Pure Drugs and chemicals.

Pure Drugs and themicalS.
LARGE Invoice OF Drugs, Chemicals Paints Oils, Dive
\ StuG INSTRUMENTS PeruU cry, Fatcy Good Brushes,
&C. just received and sale small advance upon East
ern cost by A. SrSETCH,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Corner College and Union SITS, Nashville Tenn.
English Wine oOlchicum Root spatuas,
" Seed, Bathing Sponge,
Fine Turkey Opium, Surgeons 90.
Pure Nitrate Silver, Homeopathic Walls and Corks
Coodion Syringes Of assorted kinds,
Phosphore Acid, iApothecaries' Scales and
Oxide Silver, Weights,
Copper, Gally Pots with Covers, tall
PrOto Carb Iron, sZes)
Per. Chloride Iron, Bed Pans (dG-rent styesO
Lactate iLeechcs and Leech Glasses,
Soluble Citrate Iron, Fine Rose Mscoboy SnuH,
Glycerine, Aoney Dew scotch q"
10 ide Potash, Bermuda Arrow Root
Chloroform, Turned Wood Pill Boxes,
Precp. Ext Bark, Canary Seed,
Morphine sulp., Pure Whit Wax,
suph Quinnr 'Pratts Artid ial Nipples,
Valerienate Of Qunine Nipple Shields and Bottles
Iodide " iChamois fkins
Iodine. (ResubimedO Bath Bricks,
Cooper's lsiuglass, Refined salt Petre,
Fluid Ext. Vaierisn, Fresh GRID CyenIe Pepper,
Isinglass Adhesive Plaster, Genuine CASTLE soap,
Pure Cod Liver OIL, Fresh Table OIL
East India Castor oil, Hepry's Magnesia,
wedgwood Mortars, ork sOles, &C, &c.
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Stations to Nashville.

Stations to Nashville.
Prom Chattanooga, shellmosnj,
and Whitesife -.
" Bridgeport, Stevenson, An
deTson and Tautalon.....
(" Cogsn, Decherd, Fstill =
Springs and Tuiahgud. q.
" Normandy, Wartrace shell
hyvile and BeRbuckle 49,.
" Fos'erviile, Christiana and
MurfreeshoTu' .....-.-...
" Floreooe, smyrna ami La
yergne. .......-.
Flour az the above rates 10 be -
FIVE barrels and upwa DIS, at enc
ties, five cents per barrel 20 be al
be transported on the same terls,
charged as one barrel
Octl9