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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-05-17
ORIGINAL POETRY.
For the "Star Of the North"
FRIENDS OF MY YOUTH.

Oh where are the friends of my earlier years
OH where from my sight are they aed?
Are they lost mid the cares of this valley oi
tearse
Are the flowers of friendship all dead
Oh, no, they still flourish in memory's isle,
AS fresh as when planted in truth
Aud melhnks can still see the welcoming
smile
or the friends, the fond friends of my youth,
Though some may have gone to that far dis.
tam cline,
From whose bourne they will never return;
But still in our hearts and unshadowed by
time
The fire of love will still burn.
Yes: those that are absent, their memory now
Well cherish in friendship and love,
And The flowers Of feeling that budjed be,
low
Will blossom 10 beauty atoue. .s.-
Buck Horn, Pa, e., F...
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EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Harrisburg, May Cd, 1855.

The Senate and House Of Representatives:
GENTLEMgN,-G return TO the House OF
Representatives in which il originated Bill
No. 37l, entitled san Act relative 10 The sal.
AIRY of County Superintendenis of Common
Schools ia certain Counties, with my objec-
lions TO the same
Ostensbly this bill was intended 10 pro.
vide more adequate compensation for The
Superintendent of the counties designated,
and il The enactment itself and the intention
were in conformity with each other, would
be pleased 10 give i, the executive sanction.
But as il is limited in its provisions TO but
four counties. when there are many others
requiring similar relief, which could readily
be afforded by a general law, this bill is
justly obnoxious 10 the charge OF special
Legislation in its most Injurious and least de-
fensible shade.
The phraseology of the bill is such as to
permit the School Directors in the counties
named, 10 virtually abolish the office of
County Superintendent so far as those coun-
ties are concerned, and dslocae and de-
range the working machinery Of the Com.
mon School System, impair the efficiency of
The administration, aud materially reiaEd its
successful progress ; and might break off
from The system the office of County Super.
intendent before The experiment has been
fairly tried. The complete success of the
Common School system, in the full devel.
nf, II tlti
sings, would be the crownine glory of The
Commonwealth; and The jus, demands OF an
awakened and healthy public sentiment
should not be damaged by sudden changes
ence OF special lesiSaion.< The office OF
County Superinendent, although bm nine
months in existence, has accomplished much
IN tie advancement of popular education;
but il requires lime and suitable opportunity
to demonstrate it's full powers, aud for this
purpose the general law should be amended,
aud the most favorable circumstances af-
forded the Office for full and fair eyreri-
ment.
understand there are bills, supplement
tary 10 the School law, now pending IN the
Legislature, containing provisions which
substantially grant the privileges contained
in this bill without its Objectionable features;
and VIII ch contain oiher provisions that are
deemed important if not indispensable 10
the harmonious ard efficient workings Of The
school system. .n .s.-s-.-... i ~.
Feslins that can rely with confidence on
the Intelligence and patriotism of the Legis-
lature for the passage, before The close Of
this session, Of such general amendments to
The presen, school law, ss are deemed neces-
sary aud proper; and more especially such
as will make the office Of County superin-
tendent more efficient and useful, / am the
less reluctant to return this bill without my
approval. JAMES POLLOCK.
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Fom The KaiekGbocker.
WHAT THE YOUNG MANsAW In
BROADWAY.
Suggested By vsR kno;0n Engraving.
BY MEIsTER KARL.

stood on the steps of The Astor
And gazed al the living Tide
vi vehicles down the middle,
And people up either side.
And saw maid who was pumpkins,
In shawl ofreal Cashmere,
Jump down from the step of carriage,
While her robe got caught in the rear.
Oh! the robe was of morie antique,
"a very expensive rae:O
Bui skirt peeped out below il,
And that was coffee-bag.
knew ithad once held coffee, o..
Though now ,, was another thing;
For on il was FIsE OLD JAVA
Unmarked in store -black-ing.
And Thought, as she gained the aide walk,
And the muslin again was furled;
How much those ont-skiris aud in-skirts
Were like mans heart in the world.
How many Pha,isee humhug
Plays lifelong game of brag;
His words all silk and velvet,
And his heart but cofee.hag!
And turned me in to the Astor,
For my heart was beginning 20 sink,
And told the tale 10 my brother,
And II rung him in for drink
II rung him in for cocktails,
And then 10 myself confessed.
When thought how came by The ardent,
That | was as bad as The rest
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Tender Hearted.

A farmer, who formerly resided in Penn
sylvauia, wished TO remove West, bu, was
so deeply in debt, that his creditors would
not lie, him 60, and they were keeping a
watch on him, thai they might de,ain him
when he attempted TO stsrl. He accordingly
set day for starting, and on the day preSi-
ous he concluded 10 go ahead, and give bis
creditors the slip. He set out, and alter go-
ing considerable distance, met neighbor
on his way home. 81, 0sro, savt
"Why. how come this ~ said The latter
why do you sian of, and leave your family
behind p .- t1.xas,.ar
"Well, 10 tell the tralh,o he replied, ~
just know how il will be--when my folks
start off the neighbors and friends will be
there 10 see them go and bid Them good bye,
and there will be such crying 80 Iihonght
Iwould go ahead, forI am so tender hearted
could not stay TO see il?n a9 Il 4f
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COMMON SCHOOLS.

The following timely and suggestive veto
message, indicates the firm and decided,
YET prudent and judicious manner in which
Gov. Pollock will give his official support 10
the Common Schools OF The State; a erati-
fling indication of executive devoiedness
to one of the noblest enterprises that could
command the influence of any administra-
;ion: as ~
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-05-17

pecled The church was divided into the East
ern and Western, each claiming TO be the
orthodox Catholic church. Time and social
policy have since slightly modified the creeds
aud ceremonies of both.
[TO BE CONTINUED
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-05-17

A MopEsr DsMANp.-A lawyer, named
Eugene Casserly, claims from the city Of
San Francisco, cal,, $4,000 as fee for
professional services
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-05-17

az. Henry the Eighth made law that
all men might read the Scriptures, except
servants; bnt no woman, except ladies who
had leisure, and might ask somebody the,
meaning This law was repealed in, Ed
ward the Sixth's days.
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THE sTARoF THE NORTH

u PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY
II. w. WEAVER,
OFFICE-Up stairs, in The new brick build
ing, on the south side Of Df0in Street,
hhd square belo,c Market.
TER M s.;--Twe Dollars per annum, If
paid within six months from tho time of sui
scribing Two dollars aud fifty cents if no.
paid within The year. No subscription re
esived for less period than six months; no
dsconlnuance permitted until all arrearages
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ADVERTISEMENTS mol exceeding onesquare
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and twenty FIVE cents for each additional in
serlon liberal Discount will be made TO
those who advertise by the year.
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FALL & cuNNTHFsHANE.
sOUTsiERN
G on1 III egcia1 College,


FLIRTING TNSPIT-GEE.
ESHE first term Of This College vail CON-
/ n1enee o. MONDAY FEB. g. ia the .<1S5-sz
sTge and spacious room in CcoPeTs block e.
n Cherry street. I've eoeTs ab9se psa9 ;.; m
bookkeeping, Commercial Law commercial Arithmetic
~ r.;i MI ,-e5;7e a1ieDia or ii he is thororchly
,raIiAea 10 dschatga the danes q ts accountant
Efl.,is MI Ia Gsrca q Il All the modern improved
TTas doHts by .s best regulated houses the country
among oiels one which d-snses with tie use OF the jour
a greatly lessouiDg the AMOUNT 81 iaOor and liability 10
M III .;a,ar which renders the of the Cash book
n4 Ior-sl s,ye:aroUs and enables the book keeper 10
ot his personal accounts daily, and his merchandise and
.as3, as ofien Us may suit las eou' shIeaes. -rF
This latter form more Aic2aiy designed i0T the
Il retail establishments. .a.t
They will be taught simple process by which the
haa may IL ZINES ascertain me amount q nus less or
Jain together Wih :e quantity OF goods hand, without
ssotn 10 te tedious process q taking inventory.
This Institution viii he permanent and has been sstab
hsled 70 NEE. the already Important and growing
ercaI interests of the city of Nashville and State of Ten
lessee and il is designed " pace upon DaSts Inferior
70 none ia this country.
The ;rrranee, TO syorY business man, of knowledge
If accounts must be sufficiently obvieus TO all redeen
minds.
manage his Affairs scientifically and withoutpecuniay loss
the Lawyer often called upon IN the discharge c!
professional duties TO unraTei The most intricate
counts butte the Young who depends upon his Ows
esUurees for livelihood, it is invaluable. itgiyes him
position which nothing else can.
lie holds the posto confidential cerkin his employers
service.
In connection with this establishment is department for
he benefit Of those who wish to take lessons writing
T. where an elegant hand writing will be impaired 10 all
Sho place themselves under the care OF the preceptoT
Pupils entering this institution are not limited 80 any
nun her Of lessons but for aspeced price may continue
any branch they pursue until they perfected retaining
the privilege of reviewing their lessons 81 ans subsequent
period, free OF charge
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS AT
Il, y, WELLER-S.

no. 81, MaTket Street, Nashville, Tenn.
+ HAVE Just received, and offer for sale all kinds Of
! Implements and Tools for Ermng purposes such as
Steel Flows, HaTroWs Corn Shelters Crushers Large
Boilers Spades Maocks, Shoyels, Picks, MANURE Forks
and Hav do. In word, have every tool in the garden
ing and farming business all Of which will be sold on
liberal terms.
ALso-I an in receipt Of a large lot of Garden and
Flower Seeds of the superior quality, fem D. Lam
dreth of Philadelphia. | warrant them to give sstsfac
ton. Come and try them. ljanll-1f
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Premium Boot and Shoe Mandatory

". HAMILTON. EBEN FULLER
HAMILTON Il FULLER,
TENNESSEE BOOT & SHOE MANUFACT0RY,
Corner Market and Spring Streets, Nashville, Te M
WE would inform our friends and the public that
w still at our Old stand on Market street. where
we have hand, and manufacturing. much better
assortment Of work taAn have before offered 10 the
public, consisting I part Of the following kinds
Mems superine French Calf Boots and Gaiters;
Men snd Boys fine Calf Shoes Oxford and Monroe Ties;
Mems, Boys and Youths Calf and Kip Boots, water
Mems and Boys Kip cad Thick Boots, double and SIN
gle soles;
Mems Boys and Youths dip Shoes, double and SIN
gle soles;
Double Sole Negro ETogaus
House Servants Shoes, heavy and light;
Youths and Chldrens c0arseand fine Shoes;
Also
Ladies and Misses Calf Boots. se"ei and pegged,
d" French Mo. e. I" Z"
French Morocco Boos
sewed and peeged.
We making work from select stock, and in
good styles and warrant every part e" the workmanship
Prices Lolg ard a1,yorn4.
.s5- Work made TO order. Also, repairing promptly
- Cash paid Tor Hides or taken in exchange,
jnll-ly HAMILTON FULLER.
RECTIFiED WHISKEl.
1--WE HUNDRED bbls Nectar Whiskey for sale by
I janlG f. 5. CHEAThAN & co.
FINE MHISkEY.
TWO HUNDRED bbls Robertson County nLp Double
L Distilled Corn Wmskey, very sersriog, quality.
For ssle by ljarl6i Els. CHEATHAa co.
RYE WHiSKEX.
TWENTY bbls pure gu Aonongahes Rye Whskey-
isnis 'r''''' ''''>'0 F. S. CHEATHAM & co.
ALE.
VNHIRTY bbls Jast Cincinnati Ale trcsi just received
L and Cor sale By Tjanl6l + ;. CHEATiiAM co
CHEESE.
NNE HUNDRED boxes Se's"t ". i. Cheese. just re-
ia i,ni fs"'' '"' ~ E.s. CHEATHAM L co.
rrNWEN1Y boxes hest Cincinnati Starch Just received
| aud for sale by janl6l l. : CHEATHAh \ co.
BROOMS.
rT,HIRTY dozen Corn BrocIns Just received and for
4 sale by janl6l T. 5. CHEATIAM Co
: STAR CANDLES
NNE HUNDRED boxes, half ana quarter boxes Star
| Candies Just received aud for sale By
aui6 Z. s. CHEATHAM co.
OYSTERS.
r,ORTY boxes Fresh Baltimore Oysters in cans. just
L received aud for sale by
janis r. >. odEAIHAM 20
MATCHES.
UNITY gross Matches in round short boxes Jusi
Il ceived and for sale BY
janl6 $500 - Z. y. ohhAfHAa q w,
TEAS tFREsH.J
THIRTY boxes Imperial Tea;
half chests EXTRA fine Black Teas;
3 do do Green dc.
Just received and Tor sale by
ianIs Els. CHEATHAN 4 co.
FLOUR.
THREE HUNDRED bbls 5. F. Flour FRESH just
iauls E. s. CHEATHAM co.
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ATTENTION.
7 " JITi.
AMATEURS IN BULBOUS ROOTS.

b. 5 WELLER.
No 3d. liarket Street NasErilie, Tennessee
HAS just received lot of Imported Bulbous -, !, -
IL Roots superior to anything of the kind ever No
offered; consisting Of Double and Single Hya &@fSll
cyatbs Nercissss. Tulips lOhnquilles iris Gro
Gus, Early Ouc Ven ThroPs,. etc; FROM Van Der a
Haarlem, in Holland As it is the proper time
for planting am in hopes person will let this opportri-
nifty pass without calling T. 5. WELLER, and making
their selections
As the waters shall have large ol of
Garden and Flower seeds OF the superior kind from
ID. Laudreth, of Philadelphia who is excessively know
BY Gardeners and Florists t,TOughO the Union By
wholesale and retail
ALsO-Al kinds OF Implements and Tools for Farming
tOrness such Steel Flows, HarTows Corn Shelters
nSh CrusheFs Large Boilers for Stock Spades Msitocks
Cevoels, Picks Manure Forks and Hay do; In word
intend keeping every tool IN the Farming and Gardening
line, and in hopes generous and liberal community
will patrOnize such 4 house. dec3-dkW2m
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN


R0h the subscriber residing three miles south OF Mt
4 Pleasant Mgury county, Tennessee, the night OF
The 9Th December last bright bay horse three years
old fifteen HANDS high shOd all round short mane and
tail rather short the only he had little white
above the hoof Of The rsh; hind foot and small enlarge
the SPAWN Joint of the lett hini leg lie had
when be eit Spanish saddle the tree had been broken
and mended; the haru in good order when no eil
Any person giving information Of said horse the Post
Master at Mt Pleasant Tennessee shall be libeI ally
warded VI. J. NJ DOBBiN.
Three miles south OF Nj. Plessant-lzh district.
faplI
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]. MOORE.
TOBACCOSIsT, WHOLESALE L RETAIL,
Conner OF Cherry and Cedar Streets,


WOULD announce TO my friends and the public gen.
orally, that prepared 20 furnish them with the fol-
lowing articles per cent less than other in
the CITY. for cash purchase tor caeh that save from
ten 10 twenty-five per cent on the following articles:
Meerschaum Pipes, warranted GENUlAE;
Dutch Pipss-argest stock IA the city;
Snuff Boxes large variety;
suufs-Rsppee, Msccoboy, Scotch, CARROTS, Rooms,
&c.
Smoking Tobacco of all kinds; .
Chewing do LapghOrne & Armsieads Diadem
Twist Fig Leaf Dis &c. &c.
Also just received superior article OF Ale for sale by
the barrel.
sale and RETAIL Country dealers will do well 20 call as
furnish them with every thing in the business.
aDlI-G
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TO THE PUBLIC.
NTE are now receiving the largest and best sele
w stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS

TO THE PUBLIC.
NTE receiving the largest and best selected
w stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
offered in this market. We offering induce
all puactual buyers, knowing that many
persons will be induced purchase their goods for cash.
when they gain an advantage thereby.
We buy our goods mostly from package houses, which
enables TO oer buyers great advantages in the
OF low prices and good styles
~ Country Merchants will ind stock Of Black and
Fancy Silks Plaid Cashmeres and Denes MernCs Rib
bons and many other desirable goods suited TO their trade
at very low prices.
Rich Plaid & Striped Silks; Super Black Silks;
spun 90 Lace Curtsns
Marines Muslin :"
DeIAnes Satin LANES:
French i English MerinOs; Union Damasks, with
Black Bomtazines; Tassels, GBps & COrniee;
Alapaecas; Bonnet Ribbons;
Merino DeIanes; Black coIored Velvet,
Rich Lace Habits x SlssFes; Super French Cloths;
a. q" Collars; CaSsimeres
:. Muslin Fancy FesLings;
Muslin Habit ( Sleeves; lambs Wool Shirts
White Whit coid Six Tuiies: Cloves and HdkTs;
Jack0net / Swiss FlcuncngsiCrayats aud Sc9rfs;
White Goods all kinds; Brown Canton kisnnss
Sattinetts all Qualities. Black
Jeans Ticking, all qualities
Tweeds " Prints,
tiannels IfinghaHs, 50
Plaid I.useSs irish Linen
Blend Sheeiings ali qualities, Table Linens
" DOmestics g Twilng,
Brsvn Domescs "a Super Bed Blankets;
500 pairs Negro Blankets.
With many other articles such usually kept in
"best class" Dry Goods houses We inye buyers TO
anime stock and Judge for themselves OF the induce
ments We offer. ". \. 4 !. q. MciELLAND.
sept6 Metropolitan Store, Nos. 81 and rs College ST.
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TRIM EE;lLV n NSiIVIL3.yG AND C;.ARKS.
YYF,EE PACKET

THE popular and irulv neat light dTauglt ss--s -
Passenger and Freight steamer Aida Y. lsliis5acSs
j. HN@oS, Master. having blen purchased Eaa"@Tsi
ciusNe.V Tor the above trade, viii As soon lie
water permits commence her regular trips above, and
TO all intermediate landings and respectfully Sociis the
pnohc patronage. Intending maze monthly arrange
hen at GAINESVILLE for artage all FeighS viii be
yeyed without extra charge for same.
Due notice Viii he given of the DAYS of departure.
deCll-UUO IL IL u,REIsoN Agt
Z. ). Mai PacketcfIiee No. 10, 1ToDt 81.
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TE"HE subscriber offers for sale his residence lying
&eNairy County, Tennessee four miles east OF Purdy
and twelve miles west q Savannah Immediately On the
SisgeTuaG, Containing ESQ acres Of Landf5 80
under gold eaGe and fine state CT cultivation IT'S
Of rich bottom land. There good rOOmy framed dwell
ling framed barn and stable servant houses, two
ing well and spring water good yourC orchard and in
6ea;Iy neigubOrhOod the State affords. In short
his place offers every thing that heart could desire in
home Terms 10 suit the purchaser and possession given
immediately If desired.
ocsIl-SnN. JOHN G.. COMBS
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WINTER BOOTS n SHOES.
4. ENF'S Superior stitched Calf ". e. Boots.
II 80 Judged A"
Stout Calf. Cork sole 4" F"
Calf il welt
Thick Sole " 7. Shoes
Super Pump Sole Dress Calf Boots
With large assortment of Boys Youths & Childrens
Calf and hip Boots.
Jus. opened and for sale at the lowest prices.
RAnAGk & CHURCH
de!5 AZ College Street.
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Fare E2cdHced:!
CABIN PASSAG 4 FROM CHARLESTON
TO NEW YORK,
TVENT LIARS.
United States Mail line

-
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEIN
Packets SEMI WEEKLY
Nashville, 1900 tens, NJ. Berry Commander -
Marion, 1905 tons, J. Poster, Commander.
Jas. Adger, 1900 tons, ). C. Turner. Commander.
SoutheTner, I,00ctons, Tbos Evan, Commander.
~>s, LEAVES Adger'S Wharyes. every Wednes-
&fStSs day and SATURDAY ate" he arrival Of the
S15asss 5ss,sss cars from the South ana W<st.
These Steamships all bUilt for the Line and for
safety comfort and speed are urrIys,ied the Coast.
Tables supplied wish every luxury Attentive and cour-
;eois Commanders will insure Travellers Of this Line
every possible comfort and accommodation.
CABIN passage, ..............-.......S2o
NtGerugc passage, IS.
For freight or passage, having elegant State Room Ac
HENRY MUSHROOM
Charleston :. c.
novI-ti
e a. HEEoT ". Z. HoL"ls.
uEEEOr n HOLMES,
CoEE!ssIOy AND FORWARDING ME2CHhETa.
50 4, JEIDCE LtAbGA, Charleston y. e.
REFERENCES.
Shepherd, Ncresry, Go, Charleston, South Carolina,
b. j. kaett ..rr ... boat.
y. B. HerIOt,
Jna Daas
T : * r. G. Gaij.
James Gadsdsl "a, q" I"
James Walker Nashville Teunessse.
Thomas :. Kennedy, Louisville, Ken ucgy.
Cct26-3meOF
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CTNDEIEs. JUSr RECEIYED-


TENE undersigned Agents for the sale of WHITE OXIDE
1 OF ZINC manufactured BY the PENNSYLVANIA and Le
high Zinc Co.. prepared to orders for the same
and would invite the particular attention OF the Trade to
ITS evident superiority others of American Manufac
ture its successful competition with the best Of
Foreign.
Dealers can with confidence depend UPON ALWAYS obtain
ing any desired supply of this Paint which will be found
toecsrnmend itself Tor Purity Great Body and Uniform
Whiteness.
Prices and terms arranged the most liberal footing
JAMES 4. LEWIS l. Co,
dec}-em ~ hstsr Street, New York
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FURNITUREI MATTRES I PIANOS 1! /!
UST received fine assortment of Bed
81 stesds Bureaus Wire and Tin Safes = rs
Sofas. Sofa Beds, Breakfast Dining Cen .
tre Sde and Work Tables extension Tables &c, large
OF of Wardrobes Chairs OF ell kinds Window Shades
Clocks, assortment of L. G5erts entire ITonfamed
Pianos, Carpetng Oil Cloth &C. Mattresses Shuck Moss
Cotton, and Cured Hair Spring Mattresses kept hand
and made 10 ORDER and warranted Now the time for
those wanting any articles in my line TO buy FOR
CASH, or approved paper
/. II. MORTON,
Yl2-H a Union street
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
,gFTcE-c0RsER CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS.

oFFTCE-CORSER CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS.
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10 subscribers at tie following rates. Single copies
yaar, in adrance s. so; within The year. 50 90; at The
end Of tie year, 81 90. H
CLuBs Of FIVE, at one cce ana upwards g % Ter copy
for year Clubs Of Subscribers WI be received for
six months at the foregoing rates.
The IWEEKLY is published every Tuesday, Thursday
and SatHr1ag at s. 90 per snnun, il advance; Ii not
paid in advance, 50 90.
The DAILY is published a, Eight Dollars.
~ THE MONEY, IN ALL CASES, TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. al
Remittanees Of subscriptions may he made by mail a: our
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No paper viii be sent ont Of be State unless the order l.
accompanied with cash. slt
q" We wish it distinctly understood that no paper viii
be discontinued until all srrsags paid, except ct the
option Of The Publishers.
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PERFUaER y, &c, ar
STRETCH X ORR'S

Wholesale and Retail Druggists Corner Of College ard
Union Street, Nashville,
AF just received large lot OF Fine psrfIrsrv IN.
i sisting 10 part Of the following w
Rose and Amend Shaving Creams
AmbroLal .io 10
SapcnaCioaS ts Ccn,.,,.-.
Genuine Bears or.
PhiOeom:
Charcoal Tooth Paste.
IOoih Soap
AIltpdne,
Cold Cream:
Pine POmsium, in sticks.
Bell Lavender water.
Toilet and Yerbera waters,
lndia Rubber C5a,bS;
French and American Extracts
tine C"Iogne water "A ssOTteI sise,l
Metallic PGf Boxes.
Engiish Tooth brushes.
American do Go
Flesh Brushes:
liar DO
Starch POLISH;
Poncine Soap;
Toilet soap OF I'll varieties
GouIard hedicaied Soap;
Flesh Powders 81 kinI.
Nail Brushes
Together with large assortment OF goods IN IN. s.,
me. 20 "h;ch We invite the attention If persons vstg
e e!' ana ioa who wish good goods ~ the lowest -
60 hoiZs STRETCH OfsE