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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-24
BROWNSVILLE.


20Bsau5ful Building lots Sale OF Lease on long time
{ WILL sell Ten Lots, a5oui four acres eaCh on credit
Of one three four and i've years. with interest to
persons who will bind themselves to improve the Lots
viii also lease Ten Lots for i've years with the privilege
OF renewing the lease for five years the ground
be aid annually advance. These lots situated about
two and quarter miles from The city, near the Gaatin
pEea number OF them trortlng on tie toster pike The
soil IS unsurpassed; The neghborhcod excellent.
febls-gv *. ". BROWN Az Cherry St.
ITRESi! FRUITS, Ac.-lco whole boxes NJ Il
i Kanins
30 whole boxes LAYER Rasjus;
100 hall aud quarter boxes NJ Z Easns;
Tor sale by tcbl5 DAVIS d SWAMI,
{, Ugar House MoIasScs and Golden syrup
- 20 bbis fine Sugar House M"lasses;
90 half bbs Golden syrup.
Just received and for sale by DAVIS X SWAMI.
TyISEI.-Iuo bbs 30 s MackeyeI-ireah auI good;
i 100 boxes Cod Fish:
- boxes Smoked llerrngS;
Just received and for sale very low by
icbIa DAVIS 4 SWAMI.
TNINE WOODEN WARE.-20 nests Brass Bale
I Pals or Buckets:
dozen Brass Bale Covered Buckets very nice article
81 nests Carving Buckets:
Those floods Of White Cedar and very pretty
For saleby teblG DAVIS Il SWAMI.
DAiNTEU RuCKE.Fs AND TUBS. leo DO
i zen Tam 81 liuckei5.
30 nests Painted Tubs For sale by
leb.5 DAVIS 4 SWAMI.
lpKOOHS. dozen superior shaker aud OHIO au-
I'D cv Erooms. J0s' received by City Belle.
feblG DAVIS 4 SWAMI.
GTAR CANDLES AND SrATCI.-5 boxes
= Star NaAdes. 10 boxes FoNs starch
Ju,t received per City Belle, and l,rs sale by
teb6 DAVIS d SWAMI.
Is AY"TEESSE.& "A good assortment OF Shuc&-Joi.
w ton aud SiucE, Moss aud Spring Mattresses on hand
and for sale cheap
g,HNI.S-A large lot just received line and very
\ r'ar.
. { ,be r,.st ,s..,rfr,ant in fbe CITY.
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L NESS at their old stand, devoting prompt attention
4 orders Tor
PRODUCE AND MAEUFACTURES.
Making their purchases with CASH they many times
enabled 90 operate GdvanaEeOusy for their friends
than those who compelled TO await remttanceS
buy upon even short time COnsignmeuts of COTTON,
FEATHERS. DRIED FRUITS, PROVISIONS, &c, will
have also prompt attention From long experes zee in this
market feel confident in being able give entire salts
faction 10 those of friends entrusng with their
business. ieblsd&wlml JAS. d. LEHMER co.
DWELLING FOR SALE ON LONG TIME.
4 DESIRABLE Brick Dwelling with five rooms,
kitchen &c No. = Market street. adjoining the g
Ucultura Manufacturing Company. Apply 10
ieb2O-2N J l.. 4 3. W. BROWN. 81 Cherry st.
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RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD,
GUM p @ VIZ Err

Y HAVE now on hand, and will hereafter keep a
5 slant supply Of the following articles:
Dupont's Celebrated Rife and Sporting Pow
der, in canisters, quarter half and whole kegs;
Tennessee Blasting, in kegs of % lbs and bbls OF
leo lbs;
Safety Fuse, made by Toy, Bickford CO.-warranted
superior.
Railroad Contractors Miners and the trade generally,
supplied at the lowest market rates.
s5sy- All orders shall meet with prompt attention
WALTER SCOTT. Ag't for Manufacturers.
~ Office with Z. s. CHEATHAM Co, corner of Spring
and College streets. janl6tt
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Gentlemen My little daughter four years old and nv
SON. older were for considerable time suffering from
worms purchased two bottles Of your Vermifise OF
which gave them three Doses according to directions
and strange say less than three hours they passed no
less than FIVE HUNDRED W0RAIS-some Of the ex.
tracrdnary length Of from twelve to fifteen inches
Having experienced much Of the beneficial effects Of
your Vermifnge feel my duty to recommend it TO the
public as my opinion, one OF the most eicacious
dies against worms ever yet offered TO the public
Gentlemen, believe to be your much obliged and
humble servant, NATHANIEL LEATERS.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout tie United States
feb1-wlm
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THE GIANT KILLER,

nETTER KNOWN as Leayitt'S Corn Mil and
Is Crusher, may be seen in operation at the of
Broad and Summer Streets adjoining the Manufacturing
Establishment of David N. Allen. Farmers and stock
risas are invited to examine this MIL unsurpassed
II; s admiration TO their wants. Persons wishing to pur
chase crushed stuff can be supplied byGpPcauOn above
or leaving their orders with L. A Raowe Of Deaderck ST.
fsb1I1Im JAMES q. BALDWIN.
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~ WONDERFUL AND EXTRAORDINARY CURE
OF RHEUMATISM OF TWENTY YEARS, STANDING
Never in nv life had much pleasure in doing any
thing giving this certificate 10 the world hope
may be the cause of thousands of fellow being
relieved from that dreadful disease, Rheumatism My wife
has been afflicted with it for twenty years. most of the time
suffering excrucang pains in every part of her body Hav-
ing no appetite reduced to almost skeleton. So
violent were the palms, that she seldom could sleep without
taking large doses opium Every joint sweled very
much and her knees hands and neck with large
Jumps. She could do no kind of work-the snews and
being hard and contracted that her were
together that she obliged be in con-
stanty. condition she mad been twenty years
without getting any relief from every thing she used
until she commenced the OF H. G. FARRELL'S ARA
BAN LINIMENTthe first bottle of which produced great
change. She has used five bottles, and the swelngs
Yearly all gone downs pain has entirely left her.
sleeps well and soundly; is eshy than she
her life has excellent appetite, and spins and all
day. BY the of few bottles she must be well
she If any doubts This wonderful cure, he
has only to call at residence PeOra and learn the
circumstances from my wifes lips, he further in
auire Of any of my neshbors. SAMUEL ELSON.
II. C. FARRELL'S ARABIA LlNIMENT is also ex-
ceen remedy for Palsy, Spains, Bruises, Cramps, Chill
bain Burns, Palms. Toohachs Sore Eyes, etc and, in
horses cattle the best remeS the world where
ternal application is required
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COMMERCIAL.

NASHVILLE, Feb "a, 1855.
CorToN.-Sales yesterday of It's bales at 5aG34.
ToBAcCo.-The following prices paid yesterday -
81 10, IS, 40; So, 80, so, 60, 40, IS,
55, 70, 5 55, 90, 5 49, so, 90, { 4e 6 go
10, 5 e5, 10.
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Tu- CAMpBrLLs.--Is Is unnecessary to request
large attendance at the Theatre tonight. The
Camp5eIls always haze attractive features enough
10 fill the bsucLe7," without eiitarial notification
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BSa@ New volumes of the four Reviews end
BlackwsoS commence with North British for No
vembsr, 1854, and the other Reviews and Black
wood for JaRnSry, 1875.
TERls or SUBsCRPUUS.-Any one Review or
Blacllwood So q year. Rlackwood and one Re
view--or any two Reviews, s.. The four Reviews
and Blackwood, $40.
Postage on the four Reviews and BlacLwood TO
any Post Office in the United States, only so cents
cents year. VIZ. Il cents a year on each Re.
view and - cents year on Lakewood
Published by LEONARD ScoTr 6, Co, New Y orls
GoDEY's LArT's Book for March has been re-
ceived from the publishers. In saying that it IS
quite equal to any Of its predecessors we pay it the
highest possible compliment.
CHEAP AND POPULAR CLUn.-The two best s.
Magazines in the Upon Godcy's Laiy's Book
and Uarprs MAGAZINE, will both be sent one year
on receipt oce4 30 Address L. A. Cooley,
llG Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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RIVER NEWS.


REPORTED BY CAPT. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT.
NASHVILLE Feb ga, p.
The river continues still to recede with 81 feet Ha
peh Shoals.
The weather, at present. indicates continuance of snow
and rain 1t is twelve hours the falling weather
commenced. The wind and temperature continue even,
which the best indication have had lately for album
dan supply of moisture sufficient to fill the tributaries of
river. Should this weather not be local. but general
in the of the early part of next week may cac-
late that large class of steamers pay
visit Wind S E. throughout the entire day.
Arrived None.
DePared-NGne
Late accounts report-Umpre passed GAINESVILLE this
day at "a o'clock, A NJ; Simpson at the Shoals; Nash.
vile al paduclh Tweed at Tennessee Rolling Mills New
York Forest Rose and W. A. Eaves in the river.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
statement from Canada.

QUEBEC, Feb 7, 1854.
Ntssrs B. A. Faknsstocs Dc Co. We had the plea
ure of receiving this morning the within certificate of
your vermuge which will be very gratifying to yo US
was sent voluntarily
xy...o ~orttapnan vn,,r,
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MARINE NEWS.
THE OCEAN STEAMERS.

TIE OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sailing DAYS TO and from the United States.
FROM EUROPE. strs
AFRICA (Br) liverpool Jan. 20, for. Boston
ATLANTIC, (Aml Liverpool. Jan. 27, fcr....New York
ASIA, (Br.) Liverpool Feb 8, for, Boston
BALTIC (Aml Liverpool. Feb. 10, for -. . New York
CITY OF MANCHESTER, (sr.J Liverpool,
CANADA jBr) Liverpool, Feb. II, fer. Boston
PACIFIC, (Am) Liverpool Feb "a, for. New York
HERMANN, (Am) Southampton, Feb. %, for. New York
FROM THE UNITED STATES.
CANADA. (Br) Boston. Jan. ST. for: Liverpool
PACIFIC, Am.) New York. Feb T. for :. liverpool
AFRICA. (3rl Boston, Feb ia for Liverpool
ATLANTIC Gam New York. Feb. 81. for. Liverpool
WASHINGTON, (Am) New York, Feb. q, for Bremen
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Took mt fin. Co,,uterfs;;s ,

The public cautioned against another counterfeit,
which has lately made its appearance called W. b. Rarres
Arabian Lniment the dangerous of all The
ets because his having of Farrell many will buy
II in good faith without the knowledge that counterfeit
lists. and they will perhaps only discover their when
he spurious mixture has wrou ghJ its evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by H. G.. Far
re sole inventor and proprietor, and wholesale druggist
No. II Main street, Peora Illinois, TO whom all applications
for Agencies be addressed Re You get it with
the letters H. G. before Farrell's, thusH c. FARRElS
and his signature the wrapper Allothers counter
fets. Sold by
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HENDERSON BROS,
PRACTICAL PLUMB Frs
]. T. POINDEXTER,
PORTRAIT PAINTER,
off Studio over W. T Berry & Co.'S Book Store.

DROF A II BUCHANAN AND DR. G A ] MAYFIELD
will give Course of Instruction in all the branches
taught at the Nashville Medical College commencing
the first Monday in April and continuing during the sum-
ner months
s5s9- Fee $50 in advance Iiebl0-lmdtw&w
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Cincinnati Commission House,


yEGiE undersigned continue the COMMISSION BUSI
NESS at their old stand, devotjng prompt attention
{ orders Tor
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TNFORMATION WANTED,

to the present residence Of Robert Patterson and Cor.
ueiiuS Lemont, who we're both enlisted soldiers IN Inc
war Of 1872.
Robert Patterson was freshman BY birth, Weaver oy
Trade and 81 years Of age in 1915 They both enlisted at
Nashville Tennessee. They their heirs learn some
thing TO their advantage bv addressing
fs2l-!eokwlm BOX S5l, p o., Nashville, Tenn
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RWIN BROTHERS,

: -"
w. f. GRAY.
II. G. SCOVEIn
and by regularly authorized agents throughout the United
States
III 2 Price 95 and 50 cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WASTEDin every town. village and hamlet in
the United States in which is already esLablshed
Address FL. G. Farrell above, accompanied with good
reference to character responsibility, &c. lfebIlm
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DANCING AND CALIsTUENICS.


MR. GOODWIN has taken the upper rooms Of The
vi Odd Fellows Hall, and viii Commence giving in
sructloas in these graceful accomplishments ON Friday
the Esd inst at4 7. NJ
Gentlemen's Glass from TO 9, 2. NJ same days.
Terms SO per esSoli
DAYS of Tuition-Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays
fab2t-u
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szT WESTERN AGENCY FOR TEE MARYLAND
STATE LOTTERIES
magnificent Schemes for February, 1885,

L. NAtd4CE q ~ A&-1-'-tN Aft@''-
NVH The eonveaienes CT Western Soutiern OTders,
y lne managers have established = Western Agency,
"here an ORDERS by mail foe tickets in % the Aaryan
schemes Tor the month Of January are TIE most stracvs
evef eered both IN the brilliant array e Prizes and the
nun Der OF Drawn Ballots. The Marylnd Lotteries
ence of the State Lottery Commissioner. Bonds 10 large
amount are gwen to the State to secure The pavuest f
Prizes
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HAVE several very valuable servants for sale, that
have owned several years. having selected and retain
ed them fer good qualities, but having moved to the
civ have no use for them consequently would like to
sell them or xrhange them for others must think they
are getting good homes. Persons who have negroes that
they would as soon send South not exchange
them tor negroes that will do to keep. -
KEGS ". PORTER.
L
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r1E annual election of Seven Directors 20 manage the
affairs of the Nashville Gas Light Company for the
ensuing year. will take place at the office OF the Company
on Saturday Sd March, 1850.
ian3NT JAS il. KENDRICK. Secretary.
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NEGROES AGAIN.
7 HAVE on hand twentv negroes among them Is ex-
cellent Shoe aud Boot Maker aud sevefa good Cooks
also have 10 negroes consisting nf two Families that
satisfy gentleman good there is
in the State restricted the sale citizens Of Davidson
County.
nov2O REEFS W PORTER.
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JUST ARRIVED DIRECT FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
80 Boxes Scotch Herrings;
80 do X. Rasins;
p Half Boxes do
80 Quarter do do
81 kits No. Mackeral, this years catch;
8 Case Sardnes.
For sale by DAVIS K SWAMI,
dee9-u No 70 Public Square.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-20

a Coon BEGlNMEG.-l Republican Com
mlssloners OF our county have decided not TO al
low any bills for iuel Tor the public officers a.
bout the Court House and also that each off
Ger shall dnd aud pay for The printing Of his
own blanks. The saving in fuet aloue TO the
county will be near $780, In public hitting
there w'l be saving tO the county Of ne arly
double that sum. lhls is correct and proper.
The county fad them Office rent free, and al
lows them their taxable costs, and they should
70 more pay for the coal and candles they con.
sume, and the b, nks they use, than they
Ia for the blanks OF the Justices of the Peace
and consIabIes of each toAnship. Viii le We
have such Commissioners in power, the people
need be under no apprehension that Their mo-
my viii be put to an improper use. New
L,bon, Buckeye State.
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ATTEMPT To BREAK JAIL. From some sus-
picous marks about the cell in the Jail occu
pied 0y Croft, the individual imprisoned On a
charge o; numbering MIR. Burson, Sheriff 3linn
suspected something wrong, aud this morning,
on searching closely found file aud an irCn
saw hid away in the straw bed upon which the
Prlsonerlay The file and saw are Of such de
scrlPton that he would have worked his way
out OF jail in a short time They were taken
possession Of, and hencefortn Croft will be
more strictly guarded. He must have accom-
pli'es in the neighbohood, but no clue has
been discovered that might lead to their detec
ton -Steubenyie Union, 7lh inst.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-12-20

ONO CULrIvAToR. This weeks Press con.
tains the prospectus Of this valuable paper for
the Framtr and Stock raiser, 10 which we call
attention. Col S. D. Harris has become sole
proprietor Of the Cultivator. He has the tai.
ent and disposition to make it desirable pa
per. The o. s. Journal, in speaking of the
CultivatOr says; 'The Importance Of the Cul.
Ivator in the West cannot be too highly esti.
mated, and we are pleased to know that in the
new proprietor and chief editor, our agricul.
tural interests have an advocate every way
worthy of their importance. Col. Harris is
now in the maturity Of manhood, with con-
stitutIon ofiron and avigorous mind enriched
by extensive travel and careful observation
amorg those for whom he will continue to la
Dor. His means for successfully conducting
the Cultiyator, both as to capital and talent
are ample guarantees that whatever may have
been the past success of that Journal, its fu'
ture will be still the more triumphant.
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JOB PRINTING.
half Sheet.

Our foreman beng lover OF Roast Turkey
and Plumb Pudding, and desirOus to keep
the coming holidays, and to allow Oui hands
the same privilege that other persons have,
We win issue only half sheet next week. We
have issued the paper this last year without a
single interruption or delay. We are conf
dent that the generality Ofour subscribers will
say well done thou good aud faithful servant
and grant US this one indulgence. Or pei
chance some one, more generous than another
might send US a turkey-On subscription, We
mean,
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To Clergymsn, 'suuires. Sc.

To those persons who are authorized to sol
emonlEe marriages, we would say that on and
after Tuesday, January Ist, 1856, we will
charge twenty FIVE cents for each marriage no
tice inserted in the columns Of this paper
We look upon marriage notice as being nc
more or less than advertisement. We are O.
bliged to make room for these notices at the
most busy times. Those interested will please
bear this in mind, that We insert no marriage
notice without the change
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The INSTR ecTcR.-- for November has ap
peared As usual, it is fu of interesting, il
structive reading Force of thought By
Washington Robinson, A. NJ. which is worthy
a perusal by any, $ concluded in this number
We commend this monthly to the va'uabl,
consideration of all who delight in excelIen
literature. Address, o. N. Hartshorn, Mt
Union. Stark Co., O.--accompanied by 81. 2!
and you will receive the Instructor for on,
year.
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LITTLE FoREsTER. valuable monthly
heretofore published BY W. T COggeshall. Gin
ciunati, Ohio, has been disposed OF by him. 70
Longley Brothers Of the Youths Friend The
two papers are now merged. and The subscri-
bers Of the FOREsrER will be served with the
Friend. Mr.. d Mrs. COggeshall will contrib,
ute to the FRIEND. In the Friend will be found
lessons in the Spelling Reform which is a very
interesting feature. The Youths Friend il
published at 50 cts year. Address LOngley
Brothers, Cincinnati, o.
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GoDET's LADr's Book This elegant and
beautifully ornamented Book for the La.
dies enters the new volume with renewed
energy and elegance. The January number
is here. There's no use talking about the best
Magazine unless you mean GOdey's. The
number before US contains three splendid stee
epgravings; 100 pages-I2 full page plates,
43 engrsvngs. sc artcles-Reading enough
for any lady full mouth--and pictures 10 lool
at while resting. Terms, one copy one year
IS. Two copies one year IS. Three copies
one yea 50. Five copies one year, and an ex
ira copy to the person sending the club, max
ing six copies. $40. Eight copies one year
and an extra copy TO the person sending th,
club, making nine copies, sID. Eleven cOpie
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Ais Right Come and See,

NUS und d.rsiguei taGes this method to inform Iii
h friends aud patrons in Carrollton, and vicinity
La through perseverance, he has 60. his new Sky
! i5ht Daguerrean estabs ment completed Just below
llnslOs store, tue Depot, CanUlton Ohio, wlert
he is well furnished with everything necessary to
| execute all business mtu-ted to him. have now .
large and well arranged sky light, which is comp let
remedy for cloudy days, With my present arranged
ooi' the people may rest assured that | can take a
good likeness in all kinds Of weather, excepting ofchi
deen these require clear day; but when clear DAYS
cannot be had, bring them along at any time and will
warrant satisfaction. am determined to stand at the
head of my business, and nothing except good wolk
shall leave my establishment. Al who visit my rooms
will know that have advantages which no other esab.
ishment in this vicinity boast of and am resolved
to give better satisfaction than any other operator in the
vicinity.
Ladies and gentlemen most respectfully solicited
to call aud examine, my work shall show for itself -
Prices will be reasonable and all work warranted not to
ade, | have good assortment OF stock embracing q
variety OF fine Gases, ladies' and gents breastpns aud
will have an assortment of lockets to sccOmmod4 ate all
Nho wish them. Views Of buldiags landscapes, family
groupes, copy work, IN a word all business in his
line shall be promptly attended to, and warranted to
please, or no sale. J. w. GOULD.
. Oct. Is, '55.-tf
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TER WS.


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