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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-19

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
HAVE removed to thelrnew Iron building 2l3 MaIke
j i at. and 81 Commerce 81 PhILAI9fLPH ap16;l
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ReQui the ulhlmCnt several conditions order
tonj The ye witch nov S vc,s The nj nn,eSc
w'etceneSs be raised, ami its true souce III every in
Apply then, while yet in time, in order TO have your
strung and relaxed organization re6raced reVvi fed and
strengthened
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Biennial meeting the second Monday in October,
will suggest such notifications as may be thought
advisable; and / doubt not that such suggestions
will receive your careful consideration. Nature has
oeen prodigal in her gifts to our State, and the
representatives of the people render no service
Of greater value to their constituents than by af
fording judicious encouragement to associations
having for their object the development of the ag-
ricutural and mineral wealth of the State, and
stimulating the mechanical skill and industry Of its
citizens. When people learn that the necessity
for labor is blessing, rather than curse; that he
who causes two blades of grass TO grow where but
one grew before, is agreater public benelacor than
he who conquers armies" and then honor, fame and
fortune may be as certainly earned in the workshop
OF the artiaan in the Offices of the learned pro-
LESSONS, and as freely accorded by the public sense
70 the former as to the latter then we shall have
lived down an obstacle in the way of State pro-
gress as absurd as it is injurious.
In bringing this communication to a close, l can
not forbear expressing with you, and, | hope the
whole country, heartfelt gratulatons that all the ell
ements of prosperity, designed to make people
great cOntented and happy, continue to exist in our
favored land Every branch of industry has been
/ amply rewarded. Our fields have teemed with rich
/ and abundant crops yielding plenty OF all that is
needful for man and beast. Our various works OF
internal improvement are steadily and constantly
advancing by the timely and judicious aid OF the
state developing our hitherto hidden anu ldteAb re-
sources and bearing off TO the markets OF the world,
at cheap rates, the mechanical, agricultural, and
other products of the country. Education has also
received an impulse by legislation, which, it Is
hoped viii be continued and carried out, and cause
our State ultimately to take position upon this
subject not inferior to that of any State IN the Un-
ion. Under a benefcent and overrulng Providence
we are still permitted to enjoy that sacred and
greatest Of all privileges, relating to man in social
life civil and religious liberty, making this one OF
the freest and happest forms of government on the
earths surface. An efficient and pure adminlstra-
ton OF the laws, by all the departments of the gov
eminent, Executive, Judicial and Legislative, to-
gether with short session of the Legislature, and
the enactment of necessary, wise and wholesome
laws will also add 10 the many blessings which have
been bestowed upon favored people, and will
meet with their hearty approval, irrespective OF
parties, throughout the State.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
On motion of Mr. Carter, 5000 copies were orr
dered to be printed.
Mr. Carter introduced bill to amend the act reg
ulatng County subscriptions to Railroad stock
passed first reading.
Mr.. Steele a resolution to elect Public Printer
on the 10TH
Senate adjourned to 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
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Goveruoris Message.

The Annual Executive Message of Governor
JOHNSON was read in both Houses of the Legis-
lature yesterday afternoon, and we present it
TO our readers this morning at length, to the
exclusion of our usual variety. The message
shows up the liabilities of the State, and the
amount of stocks held. Upon all the leading
topics of State politics it is made up mostly of
extracts from the message delivered two years
ago. The Judiciary, the Homestead, the Pen
itentiary, and amendments to the Constitution
of the United States, are treated of in the Ian
guage of a former message.
There are a few new things in it, and we be-
speak for it general perusal.
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DlsAPPoINTED.-A large crowd were attrac-
ted to the Capitol last night expecting to hear
G. G. Grove, Esq, who was announced to
speak on the steps. Understanding that the
Commissioners of the Capitol objected to his
speaking, under the circumstances, lest it
might be supposed that they were party to
the arrangement, which was far from the fact,
Mr.. G. promptly declined.
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

DENEFIT OF Mr.. JO COWELL. On which occasion Miss
~ Charlotte Wyette has, in the kfndest manner volun
teered her valuable services and appear as Donna oante
and Margery. Mr. CoweIl Sissardo and Cousin Joe
Tuesday evening" Sept g. viii be acted the comedy OF the
WONDER. Donna Vioante-Mss O. Wyette. Sissardo-
Mr. 10. Cowel. 800.
To conclude with the favorite farce Of the ROUGH Ola
A0ND. Margery-Miss c. Wyette. Cousin Joe Mr.. Cowel
Mr. George Jamisou is engaged; aso Miss Susan heeoer
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MAthodist Conference

This body will meet tomorrow "Wednesday
at the McKendree Church. a large portion OF
the members are already in the city. We are
pleased to learn that our citizens with their
proverbisl hospitality, have opened their
houses, and all are provided for.
We shall endeavor to present our readers
with a synopsis of the proceedings of the Con-
ference from day TO day.
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Book AUCToN.-Attention is directed to the
sale of Books at auction this evening, and each
successive evening during the week, by Benja-
min F. Shields, No 40, Public Square.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
RIcHMnNn. Va. Oct. 6.

RICHMOND, Va Oct s.
The crew of the ship Oceola bound from Boston
for Venice have mutinied The Capt came here
for assistance. When the crew was arrested they
were found to be armed with loaded Pistols.
NEW YORK, Oct. 8.
At the meeting of the Young Mems Convention
after exciting debate, Resolutions endorsing Sy-
racruse Fusion Were rejected Vote 81 to %.
The steamer Washington sailed with ten pass
engers and u, 900 in specie.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 4.
Havana letters of the 1st mention apprehensions
of new fllibuster expedition. Gen. Concha has
ordered the names of machinists going to and COM
ing from the United States, to be registered.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct s.
Two-thirds of the State in. johnson will prob
adj have from seven to ten thousand majority.
New ORLEANS, Oct s.
Cotton dull and unchanged. Sales 10000 bales.
Sales for the week $4,000, receipts for the week
"a, 900 against q, 600 last year,
New ORLEANS Oct 6.
Cotton unchanged and an active demand at previ-
GUS rates-market firm. Sales 1000 bales, middling
s9a9. se CD .s a
NEW ORLEANS, Oct g.
Our latest mails from New York are to the 29th.
Three mails are now DUE The weather has been
quite cool for several days. Deaths last week I52,
including As by yellow fever. The fever is abating
in the interior. 1i.4
LOUISVILLE, Oct. s.
The river is falling slowly with feet inches in
the canal
.--..-...-. CINCINNATI, Oct s.
II
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Public Speaking.

@. @. CRwoE and W. G. BROwNLow, Esqs.,
and other distinguished speakers, will address
the public tonight at the Court House, on the
American question.
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tSy- In order to make room for the Cover
nor's Message, we are compelled to defer no
tice of the close of the Mechanics Fair until to-
morrow
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BOOK AUCTION.

a y
WILL sell this evening" Oct. 9th and each succeeding
w evening during the week, large collection Of New
Standard and Popular Works in the different departments
Of Literature and Science, &C.. &cwh Stationery Watch
es, Jewelry, Plated Ware and Fancy Articles.
Sale TO commence at ~ O'Clock, p. NJ. .-a
CHAS. FOX, Auctioneer.
oct9-1w No. AZ Public Square.
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The WEATHER.-Yesterday was delightful
day-clear and warm, and pleasant as Spring
day.
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FOR MEMPHIS.
New Book on Missions.

A CYCLOPEDIA OF MISSIONS: Containing compre-
n view Of Missionary operations throughout the
World With Geographical Descriptions and accounts OF the
Social Moral and Religious condition of The people. By Rev.
HARVEY NEwCoMB .-r
The attention of Cergymen of all Determinations is In
vited to the above work. Fer sale by
CHARLES ". SMITH,
oc9 Al College street.
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From Bishop Miles.

From Bishop Miles.
NASHVILLE, August %, 1855.
Nh. J. H. SEMOSs-Sir; Having used your brazilian Peb-
bic Spectaces time convinced Of their excellence,
and hnd them superior any have heretofore used and
earnestly recoanend them all that need their aid
Respectfully, RICHARD 2. MILES.
10y Mr.. sermons may be consulted at his 0fhee,
MesTs Berry Co.'S Book StOre where the above ceiebra
ted specacle may be obtained for short time longer
geDlS-dkwtf
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PERFUMERY.

lust RECEIVED, supply Of Perumery, consisting Of
Lubins Extracts Colognes, Lavender Water Bay Rum
Hair Oils Barrys TricOpherous, Boyes Hypean Fluid &C.
&C. Also assortment Of Bachelors Hair Dye, Hutchin
Hair Dye--all warranted genuine, for sale by
J. IL. McGILL,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing Store
oct5 Corner Square College st.
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC!

DY PARTICULAR REQUEST, from the citizens Of this
ID city, and adjoining countless Mr. Sermons has consent
ed to remain in this city until Saturday, October goth. En-
gagement elsewhere win forbid his remaining any longer
CELEBRATED sPECTACLEs, he win sitively close
that day. sep29-toct20
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There was no arrival to-day up to 8 P. M.
The Aida left yesterday for Paducah, and
the 4. L. DdUis for Smithland. .
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0TICE.
S 900 r Z WAR D!

ON Tuesday evening Odd Fellows HaH h Nashville.
" during the exhibition Of the Mechanical Pair mhi
dark Picket Book steel clap, stolen IRON ny
pOcket Il conai0ei f3 IN Bank Aotes sone receipts and
three four bank Balls u Exchange, sed ~ 1yse and
pIouissary notes. signed - uysN and enorsed b Dr..
John Waters These Rhs ana printed frns vssh
dates amounts 4e blank they he only bills notes
signed By ayssi and endorsed y kll which are In ex
tence.
Te hove reward Wis BE- paid for The return 81 TIE Bills
ana Notes OF snch incrnadn viz lead b thsf proeae-
esiproporloua reward lor ihe Ie,gFn n any q them.
All persons no6ed Rst 60 trade neEotate fr saeh
Biis or Notes, ~ they vii noi Be paid.
Gets wILLO WILLIAMS
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/" Steamer Umpire a."

VIII leave Cincinnati on Saturday, 18th inst,
for Nashville
Orders for freight, sent by mail, will be atten-
ded to.
Oct. 9.
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EDGEFIELD.
sgla ErEa.fE C0rd.


ON THURSDAY, the ilth Of October next VIC win make
" one Of our ZIG PAIL SALES Of Real EAsate and on
that aay on the premises vii otter One Humid red
Hsea utiful building Lots, Ia WILLIAMS ADJ
DITION to EIgeaeid. The Lots front hy eet each on
FafheTAnd (Whch = now being most handsomely graded
and crave oscobci ana shelby Streets fwhich s d. cad
street exended1 AL Of them viii be al least 1Tl Ret
deep, with twenty feet Allsys
Thesc Lots are all beautifully situated and in con-
nection with the AoB already laid "a 0f the shelby
Grounds makes Edgcbesi Of the desirable cities
ever laid on
We VIII have orr plots ready IN few days. frF
an those wishing ake good Investments ar 20 buy
eligible building sites. weud dc well 10 examine these Iots
are attend the sale We do them that they ~
worthy ~ exainatou and all ask Is that the public vii
Watt the ~ unds and Judge ior themselves.
TIE IL IA =:
Tie Lots win be sola credit q iwo three four
and ave years for notes satisfactorily endorsed payable in
bank bearing interest rom date ard lien retained
EWe sll gladly shoE the Lots 70 al vto wish " ex-
am ne then. LINDsLkr CROCkETT,
b CoieEe strnek
4. Z. GIAscocx, Anctioneer. sspl7--td
WANTED IMwEDIATELN-5O. oo0 sa.
w C0RS, (New cE0pl 4
SEYMOUR, RANNING a co.
serGS cornrs Market sad cknrvk ltrests.
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TUESDAY MORNING, OCT. o.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
w- Extra copies of our paper Of tn

tS We are authorized to announce the name Of JOHN
MCINTOSH as candidate for he Office Of State Treasurer
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morning, containing the Governors Message
can be procured at the eounting-room of GU
Office
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Premium Boot Il Shoe Mandatory
EBEN FULLER,

TENNESSEE Boor AND SHOE MANDATORY,
Corner Market and Spring or Church sts,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
GRATEFUL for he liberal patronage BESTOWED upon his
VI MAnuiaclory since s eStabElnent the Proprietor
feels dsiafmiDsits nsrta ninEatIen u he h ~
TIRE
have now 90 hand good assofi1aenf Of ready "a,
male work, soIslsting ID part Il Meas, Boys ard ~
Youths CAT kip and Thick B8ofs AMI Shoes A<rp ~
BrceAns aoahie sass hoase serFapts Ehcck. Laes 49,
ana Misses CAR eFooco ana KID Booss an os az sale
fran gocd STOCK. Ia goo4 style and uGIfsntet
Orders from f4ntzrs, Iron Masters ilAfAA su4 INf1-
pkks lulnpsnies respectfully sosciifA
80 Az kinls 4 FeE.AlFlaE d9lle- .........
sse cash pald 81 uldea A1eA 4SAsAA-
aaglS-u
N ID. y. rlcKEr
aa~fo - Ne ColleEe street, NASHVILLE.
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C. T. Baby & co.'s
GREAT COMBINED GYMNASIUM
A ND
BIOLOGICAL ARENA

WILL perform at Nashville on the 18th,
w 10Th and 20th days of October, afternoon
performance on the 18th and goth only.
This establishment has been thoroughly rehtted at i'm
expense TO the Proprietor since their last travelling
tour They have procured and extensive addition OF
ANIMALS young, freshly Gagged and possessing all the
characteristics and habits Of their native state
Equestrian Director ............ MIR w. d CARROLL.
Master oil the King vi. MOoiSotO
Clowns, ..................H II. HOUGH 4 J. W. WARD.
Amongst the most conspicuous features Of this Superb Ex-
hibition, the following:
and magnifcently dressed entree entitled
SThe Crusad erss"
Led by Mr.. W Carroll and Mad Carroll. The celebrated
Equestrian, La PETITE MARIE only years old, will appear
in her Grand Principal Act.
Mr.. }. W. Ward will appear the Flying Cord acknowi-
edged TO be the best in the world.
Act Of the Floating VEIL by Madame Carroll In which this
accomplished artistic has reputation second to none
Petite Marie viii also enter the den with full grown
Hunting Leopard verifying the prophecy that the Zion and
the lamb shall lie down together and little child shall lead
them"
Mr.. W B. Carroll, in his great Two aud Four Horse Act
carrying Mile Carroll in various thrilling scenes.
The performance will be accompanied by the American
Brass Band led by Henry Stenbscker e OF the Orchestra
at the Academy OF Music, New York
EX Admission 10 the entire Double Exhibition 80 cents
Children and Servants half price.
Performance to commence az and O'clock P. M Doors
open half an hour previously.
oct9-td Z. SMITH, Agent.
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NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
No "a Vine Street, Nashville, Tenn.
PRINCIPALS, ava
CHARLES HESS AND HENRY WEBER.
DEPARTMENTs-Th System of Instruction adopted for
~ this Academy is the that pursued the Royal
Academy in Paris, and comprises five Departments viz
Primary, Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior to
those who intend to adopt Music as a profession.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Primary DEPARTMENT, $50 90
Five lessons week, one daily, Saturday excepted.
-Four lessons a week, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
SOPHOMORE DEPARTMENT .................... 30 O6
Three lessons one week, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday the succeeding week Tuesday and Thursday.
Lessons same in number and in days as In the
Sophomore Department.
TwolessOns week, Monday and Thursday "
REoAPTFULATfoE DEPARTMENT co 90
Lessons daily Saturday excepted
F, In all Of the foregoing Departmental the Plano and
Guitar are the only instruments taught.
EXTRAS.
Instruction on che Harp lessons week. per session 5 90
Italian style, IS co
to classes Of gentlemei- on The Violin, Flute, -.
ClaTionet, &C, two evenings week, IS 90
~ All tuison fees due on the entrance Of the pupil
Of charge.
No charge viii be made for the use of Instruments Music
and Music Books furnished gratis to the pupils who VIII be
permitted to retain them their property at the close
Pupils will be received any time and charged from the
period they enter 70 the close Of the session. The attend
The Accidents Year win be divided into two sessions the
commencing the 2d Monday In September and
he LIST Monday in February and closing the first Friday
in June.
s Pupils intrus.ed to their care shall receive close at
enon and unweared assduity on the part Of the in
tructors avail they shall not fail to attain the elevated
st andard Of proficiency to which they may aspire.
Application 20 be made on or after the 1st day Of septem
er, at the Academy. RUglS SIN
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WHEAT WAITED.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILRoA


tYAF ~ PROPOSALS 81 heFer ised - he unaeIsisned
- rti stONnAY. To- lsih dag Of ocia1cr, ~ ~ tsfsa-
astion Rrifc 4d CT sTt N5e1y e - ries ,f ne to-
gvls ~ aasie - k1iaoat hciaac1 ne legn q hoshn <
rs@n Ky za he cas- of Aalhfttc- 4tlas sqeeafq 90
"a rrossss = re urE w D. re- - ftsIaiuaila ea
e- u ~ -trhsr 81 AZ lhc CrEp4sss uces - teHsi (
0rssr nf,i sas ,eir ii ara itla fs1tiEs - tr4a
- fF % E.a ases "a - ss slsiess es2aea
- tls aussss. szaa aast a.r fgaseiss ea. re.r4-
slfse parsfus - 81 itair al .i 4. A.
b, efdsF q iise ls.sFi Hf'el,
akusGF ut.tusp
se-s IA e4e Aas,eesf.
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WI this day sdvAced The price Of Cotton Yarns and are
w selling ~ IL 10 and Scents, for numbers 5 and
T05 per cent Ell quantities above 10 bags, and time
regulated b. quantity, as hereiofare. ! -.
yS w. IT, GORDON 4 co.
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RIVER NEws.-The river had fallen about ten
inches since Sunday, up to P. M. yesterday,
and was still falling, with about four and halt
feet on Harpeth Shoals.
The Monticello arrived Sunday evening from
Paducah, and will leave to-day at 4 P. NJ. for
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WATTS, GIVEN & CO.,
Receiving & Forwarding Merchants,


HAVING large new and substantial Nkarf hoa,, an
IL taoda sniruslsd 70 shsA ee forwatda Sth
Ptei,ltEsas AMI dssPatrh icla-diy
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Blooded Stock for sale.

r HAVE Tor sale 4 lAFgs uusshef Of fonnF DIRHAH VI
BlAslsS. OF the choice stoek Including ny lasia
Herd Ball And she Premium Agcd Bal n 1853 having bred
from thea hong can uithaut proscnF r1h
tom hip. I sk0 hAFe uazaber o. nae foanz JACKS
flr sac very cheap ani uumbcr Of Hounr rharoagl-
bred STATIONS and SAXON HICAS for every
boay Al bred cheap scale, and ~ sSld very
~ sk flt MARK n cochRlLL.
vssh a. rarrhass Toe god oas ysaE cad uules.
oCt5-3vtrn&s a
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Pure Drugs and Chemicals.
A LARGE Invoice Of Drugs Chemicals Paints oils, Dye
u Stuff, Instruments, Perumery Fancy Good brushes
&C. just received and for sale at small advance upon East
ern cost, by A. STRETCH,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Corner College and Union sts, Nashville, Tenn
English Wine cochieum Root spatalas,
+" Seed, Bathing Sponge,
Pine Turkey Opium, Surgeons DO.
I Pure Nitrate Silver, Homeopathic Walls and Corks
COllodion, SyTinges Of assorted kinds,
Phosphoric Acid, Apothecares' Scales and
Oxide Silver, Weights,
Copper, ..-, Galy Pots with Covers IAN
ProtO CaTb. Iron, biSes)
Per. Chloride Iron, Bed Pans. different ssylesO
Laotate q Leeehes and Leech Glasses,
Soluble Citrate Iron, Fine Rose Mscoboy Snuff
Glycerne, Honey Dew scotch
10 .ide Potash, Bermuda Arrow Root,
Chioroforu, Turned Wood PHI Boxes,
Precip. Ext BARK, Canary Seed,
Morphine Sulp Pure Whit Wax,
suph Quinne lPratts ArtiHcia Nipples,
Vaierenate Of Qunine, Nipple Shields and Bottles,
Iodide q" Channels Fkins,
Iodine tResabined) Bath Bricks,
Cooper's Isingiass Refined Salt Petre,
Fluid Ext Vaiersn, Fresh Gr'd Cyenne Pepper,
Isinzlass Adhesive Plaster, Genuine CASTLE soap,
Pure Cod Liver Oil, Fresh Table Oil,
East India Castor Oh, HenFyS Magnesis,
wedgwood Mortzrs, Cork soles, &C, &C.
ortS
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Land for ale.

= Q n q y y q g
7 OFFER for sale GOO) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES ~
OF LAND lying on the Columbia Central Turnpike 80
Road, seven miles from Columbia and four from Mt Pleas
ant, being part Of the tract which reside.
This Land Is equal not superior 10 any In Maury county
II is well watered (he celebrated Devers Spring being
the part offered for sae) well tmbered and well improved
There the premises beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road 1t
will be divided 10 suit purchasers sold IN body.
For further information apply TO az Ashwood P. Office,
Maury county, Tennessee.
Rug11-n LUCIUS J. POLK.
Nashville Union and Louisville Journal please copy.
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Four-Market firm with good demand at So 75a
81. Whisky-market frm-no sales reported.
Sugar-79a8t; Molasses 42 Rio Coffee 1lfal2f.
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LNOR SALE-A HOUSE AND Lot in West Nashville.
II The lot fronts MeGaVock street 50 feet and runs
back l63 feet 20 10 alley. The House contains
and ball, with stables, &C. r. A. BALLoWE,
octS sGenTARat No. II Deaderick ST
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Additional Testimony.

From Hon. Judge Green.
LEBANON, August 30, 1855.
DRAR SIR In repS 10 youT note state that having used
pair Of glasses in the Spectacles bought OF you for
weeks have found them greatly preferable 10 any others
have My vision is clearer and my eyes do not
become wearied and panied by their
Respectfully, N. GREEN.
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MEDICAL BOOKS.

a FULL kssorsmrAs 4 MEDICAL BO0Ks. fArs Errrozs.
y received aaa To- sale II fasiisgae Prtess, ~
CHARLES VI. SMITH,
Oetf a Co.ess street