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Partnership Notice.
The Store Il omen attain

hAC sE4VAGkNS OfbCAA a&AINN
fNHE subscriber Trustee Of Isaac Rbse anxious
u 70 close out, as soon is possible HE Suck of
Clothing and Dry Goods EBow eonsiderbly inereas-
ed BY Inc stock Of the ReFryvile Branch Store
commences today cssll offiH the regular way, at
and below Cash
There is on hard, a large Sleek Of ready made
Clothing, fancy ana domestic Dry Gobas. Boots
ana shoes, Has and Caps, ali q whi4h shall al
must bs sold; therefore these who wish ID get COOP
and FASHIONABLE GOODS Ii faboet o1s
hasf 81 re regular prices. had beser eall ia time
and get their supply
sS1- I,HERE IT'LL ALS0 BE8AN AUC-
TON EVERY SAnJRDA s, NIGHT, corr
4s1Ls.N CIA9 a 7'EdRLsY CAiaDLELHGH7.
ls~ Al hose indebted 10 Isaac RosA as also
800 VIC Isaasnt IooHs q BE aresion viii please
s02a aha sel'les at ne Sore Min Streel
: F.W DREW TssLs,ss.
: -3.ssfsHas ttcseb3r 90. 1854
rTaHE 81 Cankiles!! Candles!!!
nln; avsm $3.50 sSoala take iris niettad 10 III
CANDLE AtASssss 49, s s ~ pntenfSing eeEE-
fS9 aud haEf & No = !. i, ss u glisned
qnalitY Of MDiJT b q $50 ~ l4AkPkKS-
Tor sale, ana uoaIs q 1tlty q hebest
WET lsg6e same 81 sa>ss am ~ ready \
Aaey pafeh ase he rnzts-.s A7pna hose ia
: f.ss- -les asneeaaw ofkinefS fr,,s * Il
he $3.50 aaA lerzl 1t moi hoaNlir M & 80 me
ri IN fhd NJ aasas and others desfrsss St sss
afvant6 II anger quantity i m ~ y k $500 Y
uhsEs. WI u ITEM before paIE has;.,ss
saoFtsss noss. ss9Sliei,sd, ana wiIle s,l.s 3,
Iaa- va lowest rates az Assea AZ
!. Nv anie6 IN sobss g. 1851 - 3 80
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Turnpike Notice,


Turnpike Notice,
EatsE public are hereby ncti6td hal the annual
subscriptions Tor the use Of The Bdrryvtlle and
ChasiesseWh Turnpike, expired on the iirstt. No
4vemher, andhat contracts 10 the 6fst 3of Octnher
ls39 may belnsde BY application I'd the Treasurer
or 10 THos A, Ntooas, al Charies!oWH The Toll
GAbefsfs arr Instructed 10 allow ITO pne 10 pass
The Gates without pay mem Of tolls It'll contracts for
the ensaing year are made
RATES OF TOLL
To be charged persons teo come on and edse m, yn
Pile at ths hatetoun and Sammit Poipt Forks.
Foreyery- Fer The round trip.
Horse TO Wagon 4 cents II wheels Ore more than
single Horse Cart 64 :" four ihrhcs wide hall
Double do :" these rates.
Single horse do 10 q"
Horse, Mare, Geld hoahu UP
ing or Mule,
20 Sheep or Horses 81 "zl when ire number !.
more Or less the charge
~ Cattle IA. 20 70 be IN proportion.
November 81, ls54-n IrYessursy
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.IlR0nMN, RI0OlLN

rttsT arceayea Bsaddaeks Ethsdisian. pah
j kshedI ly ihe HISTORICAL Society," Il Psnnsyl-
yaAka
TAfcC8loeh : Ecmmsreiel Dictionary, vols;
I Gs sss Beee oF tls Farm by skinner;
fTowalt on ne HsEsf, by, EDS
ai Al Masth's FsFfief and Sized Eooks by DO;
Gems ot Engtish Puekly
II tRaminee o. Aacfie4a Laad scage
ny HafseztEs Poems
faat3rY III an sii6hs, ? vais'
b sab Water Bubbles 81 ikawser MaFlngale.;
Ell Es1Fs pfeseriai United Safest
Lcstniapf MemdFy
1,1'' a istorys4 solsts
Poetry al Europe, ~ LofgiellowT
N hsaSe;
- MeIalsie Wealth ol i,
... N kFnsnmsrhers
an. lss rieiRitits, BE- agenheimeTs
lie Bibles fer sale b
T. ~ SMITH.
Potatoes.
krE Potatoes. Peach bows aud
|frgse large sizes fer sale BY
KEYES & kEARSLEI-
4 AZ ras.y,,nfr 1855 tassg 4
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geucy flF ;k4 saie 81 McCl mic s. REAPERs--
FarsseT4 q h3 wish NJ saeuff u taok Ieeisbsaz
>l6d Ru4seFsEWo la Well To leave heir ofGggs
before tlHa q 4E 81 Api4l f4e Reaptgstaad AIos-
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For IEfrc.

For Hire.
HEALTHY NEGRO WOMAN: acens.
q AZ ,,,ns5 Il wash and fron ard heaxe-work gen
tsslfs' So has an infant 8 81 months Old Ens
$3.50 81 - GROWN 4 WASHlNGT TON.
T-gop sALE-I00 Bushels prime ClovsFseed.--
Asa 500 AusheIs Corn. Terms Cash.
5sR JOHN D. LINE. I
,-t ~ rsTsSyIrr,s DRIEp PEACHES. far eais
8 K IN - =. = IS ~ KEYEs 4 KEARSLEY.
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OYSTERS.
Carneting.,

IAR0Esfsd we'll selected Stock of,fgured
Z a ard .griprd CsrpetssAf5f satehv
NOV. q ls5t JOHN D LTNE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-22

THE METHODIST Book CONCERN NoRrH AND
SoUTH.-The Southern Methodist Church suit
against the Methodist Book Concern in this city
was on Friday last settled amcaby by the joint
committee now in session in our city, which is
thus composed: For the South, Rev. A. l.. P. Green,
w. L. Smith, and c. B. Parsons. For the Cincin-
natl branch of the Book Concern: Rev. J. f Wright,
NJ Maily, F. Thompson, and the agents here,
Swormsted & Co. The terms Of the adjustment,
we learn, are as follows:
The Methodist Book Concern is to pay the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South eighty thousand dol
lars and the southern debts; $40, 900 in stock, and
tie balance in Cash-l500O down, the remainder
in instruments OF one, two, three, fopr, and five
yers Its understood that the Book Sopcern pays
the taxable cost yet due and that they endorse the
debts and notes Of the Southern preachers with
out recourse.
As to al! other costs, each party pays its own.
The final decree will be published before long
Gin. Gaz
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New HAVEN. Feb 1.-THE Democrat State con-
vention for the nomination of State officers was
held to-day. Hon. R. ]. Ingersoll was elected
president. 81.
The ticket Of last year was nominated with the
exception Of julius Hotchkins of Waterbury, who
was dropped for comptroller and T. Cowles nomi-
mated instead
Hon Sam. Suydam, Of Saybrook, was candidate
for Governor
The convention denounced the Know Nothin gs
and the Maine law.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. live have Galveston
Gates of the 18th The Indians have committed
many depreciation on the frontiers They killed
eleven, and captured FIVE whites.
The settlers are greatly excited, and have as
sembled their families for protection
Five companies of troops had been organized at
Fort Chsdburn and proceeded against the Southern
Caruanchcs a war was deemed inevitable
BosToE, Feb l6-Four hundred Iaborers on the
New York Central road struck yesterday for wages
due them. Many Of them are the heads Of families
without the means Of subsistence.
Gov. Gardner was arrested to-day for violating
the city ordinance IN obstructing the sidewalk in
front OF his dry goods store.
New York, Feb. lin the case of Fry
against Bennett, in which the former obtained
$4,000 for an alleged libel in the Herald, the
Superior Court to-day ordered a new trial
in the same court, judgment WIS gwen to-day
for S2GG $50, against Alex. Kyle it being the pa
value Of the stock Of the Harlem railroad
fraudulenty issued by him.
BUFFALO, Feb lG.-Wm Kissane. the forcer. &C.,
was arrested at Wllamsville, Erie county n y,
yesterday. $1,000 was found on lis person
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-22

TIE CAMPBELLs At THE ADELPHr This cele-
brated Troupe Of Philippians have given three con,
certs this week 10 large and brilliant audiences.
We doubt whether our city has ever been visited
by Troupe combining so much rich and varied
congo talentas the Campbells present under their
present organization. BRYANT on the bones can
not be exceled, and if there is such thing per-
lection in delineating the character of abick head
ed stupid and obstinate niqger he has reached that
ultimatum. The other members did themselves
great credit and their large audiences testified their
appreciation Of the performances by loud and fire.
quent applause The company present an unusually
attractive bill tonight. Mr.. PREYDERcAsT viii
sing two of his most popular song.
The piece, showing the power of music over an
aged darkey. viii be repeated this evening. Messrs
BRYANT and NEwcoHBE, indeed, are fine actors in
their line. Friday and Saturday evenings they
will introduce two new burlesques, new songs and
dances.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. l9-New Orleans papers Of
Tuesday are received They contain the details Ct
advices from Mexico to the 9Th, and furnish the
| following items:
The earthquake on the lst and I'd inst did cause
some damage to the City of Mexico, as some old
walls were thrown down. Much damage was dore
at Puerto Blanco, and the aqueducts at San Casme
and Belen were split in many places.
The Government had thought it necessary to
have the public bIildihgs examined.
From statement which appeared in the Vera
Cruz and City of Mexico papers it Is evident that
the revoutionists are gaining ground and rumor is
credited that provisional government had been
formed at Acapul o, with Gen. Alvarez at its head
The revolutionists at Tehuantepec had declared in
favor of Alvarez and it was reported that the gov
eminent troops had sustained signal defeat at
Childancingo, their General Bahimmendo, taken
prisoner, and shot. 1t was also reported that
siderable force of revoutonsts had been defeated in
Zpoton. ~
The Diario (oficiaD publishes dispatches announ-
cling that Col. Francisco Sanchez had been routed
by Gen. Antonio Sea- Salgado and his forces the
odd at Jaquelpa and, Oh the oath, the forces under
Huerto and Puebleto, more than 1900 in number,
after a contest, which lasted half day. were COM
PEELED to retreat before him, leaving the field up
wards of 80 dead, their arms and horses.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 10.
The Black Warrior with HAVANA dates of the
18th, has arrived.
There is great exctement-new militia COM
panes are formed. All the Island is declared in
state of siege, and all the ports in state of block
ade.
A proclamation was made, ordering the enlist
ment of all volunteers between Is and so capable
Of bearing arms
A military commission was created for the east
ern part of the island.
The British ship Boseamen, left Havana.
The steamer Media conveying troops.
1t is reported that Concha had sent more troops
to Porto Rico.
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RELgEF rs ON HAND!

IMPORTANT to THOSE AFFLICTED WITH RUPTURE
VIZ 4. GLIDDON. (GUTTA PERCHA TRUSS
w . MANUFACTURERS AND Filter, of No l,
Egan's Buildings Adams street. Memphis Tenn and late
Travelling Agen: for Sherans New Orleans Truss Esab
lshment respectfully to the citizens of Nash
vile and vicinity, that he has arrived with a COM
plete assortment of mechanical contrvanoes for the
RETENTION and RADICAL CURE of all forms of
HERNIA. Mr.. Gibbons leng experience, and the
fact that he is backed by the brightest and in
tegent physicians Of the South West warrant him in
erng thai those who afflicted with this distressing
and dang misfortune would do well to call him
soo as he arrves-busnesS arrangements not permitting
him to remain long The Medical Faculty will be
called upon by Mr.. Gddon, who will explain to
them the peculiartes of his instruments Each Truss
is made to ORDER, thus insuriug PERFECT FIT; and
as each Individual requires different degree of pressure
the patient experiences whst be did before
and SECURITY which render him again of to himself
and cheer him with the prospect Of final and radical cure
Mr. Gddon during his long experience, has fitted ruP-
fured from children at the breast to parties who
have reached their three and ten"
The adaptation of the Gutta Percha has proved of meal
cnabo value the planting community, inssmuch the
Truss springs thus rendered permanently safe from
the corrosive effects of human perSpraOn especially
that Of the negro race
Mr. Gliddon is to found for short time at the City
Hotel Room % Nashville where he refer to Of
the Drumnent citizens Of this CITY, whilst in Memphis he
comes recommended by Drs Robards and Taylor Pro-
fessors Memphis Medical College; Drs Peyton Piitman
TAYLOR Hooks, Wilson and Jones
Jan. % lS55-tf
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NEW BOOK ON sPIRITUALIsM.

esprit COMMUNION A Record OF Communications
from the SpiritSpheres, with incontestibe evidence of
personal identity, and Observations and ESSAYS by
J. B. FERGUSON. Union and American Steam Press
This is one Of the most remarkable books of the age
whether we regard the nature Of the Spirit Communc
tous It records the strange disclosures presents the
clear and finished statements and arguments upon the u
ture life its able and distinguished Editor has offered
eloquent pages 1t is very well adapted to the object had
in view aud must command extensive circulation. No
man can read it without being profoundly impressed with
the consistency of its philosophy the rational character of
of its reigo the beauty and sublmy Of its appeals and
the honesty and fearlessness of its author.
For sale at the Book Stores of the city. ran12-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
statement from Canada.

QUEsEc, Feb. Z, 1854.
Kesrs 3. A. Fdtnestoek d Co. We had the plea
ure of receiving, this morning. the within certificate of
your vermifuge which will be very gratifying to you as it
was sent voluntarily.
We are, gentlemen, yours very truly,
z j. MUSSON & co.
Gentlemen My little daughter four years old, and my
son, older for considerable time suffering from
worms purchased two bottles Of your Vermiflpe of
which gave them three doses, according to directions;
and strange say less than three hours they passed no
less than FIVE HUNDRED WORMS-some of the ex
tracrdnary length of from twelve TO fifteen inches
Having experienced much Of the beneficial effects Of
your Vermifnge feel it my duty to recommend 10 the
public as my opinion, one OF the most ecacous
dies against worms ever yet offered 10 the public
Gentlemen, believe to be your much obliged and
humble servant NATHANIEL LEATERS.
Sold wholesale and retail by ali the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout tie United States
febl-Wlm
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SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb. II, 1854
EDs. UNIoS:-We annex below our market quotations
this day for articles in which you may be interested and
you may rely upon them as being strictly correct:
BACON-Hams l21Sal4; Sides s1ls9; Shoulders ia
S. Receipts small, and improving demand
LARD IOalIc.
CORN per bushel, 81 10 a 81 15c at depot.
OATS 75a so
FEATHERS 3Sa40c.
BUTTER 20a2Jc.
C0TTON-Sales of the week o,623 bales: Low Mid
ding 71a7l; Strict Middling 72las; Good Mddling 81.
RICE 8ha3%c.
SALT, in sacks, 81 90.
FLOUR, in bbs $40 5Oal1 90; good demand.
FREIGHTS.-DTy Goods TO Nashville, 81 per 90 lbs
Cotton TO Savannah, rs do.
Flour do, l so per Dbl
GRANVILLE CO.
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DIsS0LUTTOG on PARTNEPSHTP

NHE firm of Hillman, Nanleer Co. has this day been
l. dissolved, and Daniel Hiliman George w. Hiilman,
and Charles Hman have purchased the entire interests
OF the other partners The business will hereafter be
ried on under the style Of HilLMAN BROTHERS, at
Nashville Memphis and at the Rolling Mill Cumber-
land river, and under the style of RUNYAN HILLMAN
& BROTHERS at st Louis. All debts owing to the late
firm be paid TO Hman Brothers, and all debts
ing by the late rn will be paid by llman Brothers, who
are alone authorized to sign the of the late firm in
liquidation We solicit for the newfrm continuance of
the patronage so literally extended to us.
!.
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20 O x = NIL
GREAT ATTH ACTION.
Pnhlic S.,ie Of sn,rnhId Ruild,n.. I.n.

Public Sale Of Splendid Building Lots.
ON WEDNESDAY, 2Sth inst, al II o'clock on the nre-
~ misses, being the Page tract Of land about two mes
from the city, will sell at public sale about FORTY Of
the most beautiful Lois offered within The same dis
lance Of the city. Some p of the Lots front on the
Whites Greek aud Brick Pike, commanding fine view of
The city of Nashville The Lots contain from to % acres
Oh the tract o. land there from 10 10 Is never falling
sPnngs the soil is good and the neghhoiho0d is excel
iect On many OF the lots there large number of
the most beautiful cedar tTees-other timber also
This sale presents the finest inducements for investment
that has ever been offered in this market.
~ Omnibuses will leave the Public Square at 10 oolk
4. NJ giving free passage 10 and from the lois
Terms, 10, IS. and "A months credit without in.
teres for notes well endorsed payable in bank and len
retained.
Come one! come all Make the modern Brooklyn to
Nashville what the great Brooklyn is IA New York;
j. l.. Il L. W. BROWN.
T. r. GLsS-ocE AuctiO1eeT fabo6
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NEW BOOKS.
LAZY BOOKS.
FOR SALE By JOHN YORK & co


Corner of Union and Cherry Streets.
Adams on ? ea,ment Phillips on Insurance,
Adams Eqa !yIudlow Parsons Select Equity Cases,
Golfers Roscoe's Criminal Evidence
Angel & Aues Corpora Story on Bills,
lions, Story Agency,
ANGEL on Water Courses, Story Promissory Notes
Angel on Assignments, Storys Equity Jurisprudence,
Archibaid's Nis Prius Story on Bailments,
Archibald Criminal Practice Story Partnership,
Bouver's Law Dictionary, Story on the Constitution,
Bouvier's Institutes, story s Equity Pleading,
Barbour CHARACTERISTICS, Storys Conflict Of Laws
Bsght's Husband aud Wife, Story on Contracts,
Backstone's Commentaries, Starkieon Evidence,
Chitty on Contracts Spence's Equity Jurisprud'ee
Chittys General Practice, Smiths Leading Cases,
Cbitty on Bills, Smith on Contracts,
Chittys Criminal Law, United States Equity Digest,
Chitty's Civil Pleading Vattell's Law of Matt ons
Daniels Chancery Practice Wharton5 Criminal Law
Greenleafs Cruise Real Wheelers Chancery Digest,
Property, Wills on Circumstantial Evil
Greenleaf on Evidence, denee,
Hill ON Trustees, Williams on Executors
Hare & Wslisces Cases in Whartons Preeedents In
Equity, dicments, &c.
Jarman on Wills, Statute Laws Of Tennessee,
kents Commentaries, Swans Tenn. Reports
janis d.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-22

r. PHILIP {. WHITE, the celebrated Temper
ance Lecturer, arrived in our city on Tuesday
evening and viii probably address the Convention,
which convenos to-day at Odd Fellows Hall. He
is stopping at the City Hotel
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-22
RIVER NEWS.

RIVER NEWS.
REPORTED BY CAPT. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. q; 4, pm.
The river still continues to swell slowly; Harpeth
Shoals three feet S inches.
Weather pleasant. Wind s. and E. with high clouds
clsonaly throughout the day, which, in days gone by
might have been construed as indicative of rain.
Arrived.-0dd Fellow, from Coal Mines; Salie West,
St Louis; VIM. Phillips GAINESVILLE.
Departed City, Pittsburg Cumberland Valley,
Cincinnati; Seventy Six, do
W. A. Ewes left Louisville for this port Monday last
Sae West leaves this day for st. Louis, and VIM Phil
lips for GAINESVILLE.
RECEIPTS BY THE RIVER.
FROM OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
ODD FELLOW from the Ohio River-470O bushels of
cnnl
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NEGROES AGAIN.
II HAVE on hand twenty negroes among them is an ex
cellent Shoe and Boot Maker and several good COoks
also have 10 negroes consisting of two Families, that
can satisfy any gentleman good servants there is
in the State restricted the sale to citizens of Davidson
County.
nov2O REFS ". PORTER.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
the last regular meeting of the Fire Association Of
Nashville. the following report submitted bv the com
mtee for the collection Of pTemiums-viz:
Your committee for The collection Of premiums beg leave
10 report that in The discharge Of their duty, they called
upon Mr. Joseph NASH Agent for the Ena Granite and
Penn Mutual Insurance Companies for his proportion Of
the premiums awarded Lv common consent Of the under
WRITER'S and that he refused not only pay but to yecog.
nize the right justice Of the claim
Thinking il Hnar that the Offices for which Mr. Nash is
agent, should reap the benefits protection from the Fire
Department without contributing in measure the
support Of IL we earnestly recommend that this Association
take definite action in regard TO it.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
r. FORBES
G. A. FOSTER
Whereupon tine following Preamble and Resolutions were
offered and unanimously adop,ed-viz:
herels Joseph Nash ESQ., agent for sundrv Insurance
Companies taking risk on property IN the city of Nashville
and vicinity. has refused after repeated application 10
comply with the long established usage Of underwriters
taking risks in this city the payment OF his proportion Of
the premium, awarded by common Of insurers 10
sustain tie Fire Department Therefore,
II a yeaoref That upoG the occasion Of fires, 2Vlcs-
e suChas be insured and 10 such as is insured in
other offices than those for which Mr. Nash agent
Eesorsh That the above bePubished in the city papers
GEO II. SHEPERD, No !,
JNO. l.. GLENN, No. 2,
l.. FREEMAN No. 8, Ltaa.
dNu. FEL1S, No. a.
CANNON SPAIN Fire Pol.
ENKtSh FRUITS, &c.-Io5 whole boxes N R
so whole boxes LAYER Raisins;
$50 half aud quarter boxes N r Raisrs:
200 drums fresh Smyrna Figs.
For sale by feble DAVIS L SWAMI,
- ugar House HOIasses and Golden syrup
y ~ bblS line Sugar House Noas-es;
- half bhis Golden syrup.
Inst received AMI for sale By DAVIS a SWAMI
FiSYG.-l bpls No s Alachgle--lrcsh aud yo-d-
z 700 boxes God Fish:
- boxes Smoked HaTringS;
Just received and ,gT sale lew bv
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New Books! New Books!

THE WlFE'S VICTORY. By Mrs Emma d. e
n. Southvorh- In vols paper. Price 70 cents.
Mrs Southworh IS the finest auhoTsss in the country
Her style is iorcibe and bold There is exciting nie
rest in all her compositions which renders them the
popular novels in the English angssge"-Asir York Mr.
s0r.
MRS Soutbworth is the best American writer of the
age"-PAiAL Merchant
She has superior rand there is chasteness and pu
rty in all that she writes which cOBmends her 10 the ap
probation OF every Thoughtful mind '-BIislofe RePaJ-
can
'She is a woman of brilliant genius. - 0hgs Branch.
"Shs is the best fiction writer in the country. -Bgfdo
Express.
She is the most original and talented of living female
writers!"-PeJlie Ledger.
Life in the ClearingS versus The Bush. By Mrs
Noodle, author of Roughing il in the Bush. &c vel
paper. Price 50 cents.
May and December; TILE Of Welded Life. By
Mrs hubback vol paper Price 80 cents
The Mysteries of the Cont of Queen Anne;
Being one OF the most interesting Historical Romauees
written. BY VIM. Harrison Ainsvorth author Of Jack
Sheppard" DC vol. paper. Price 50 cents.
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NEW FIRM.

THE undersigned having purchased the Tennessee Roll
| ing Works Cumberland river, prepared TO exc
cute orders for Iron, which will be equal in
quality to any offered in this market We solicit
continuance of the confidence enjoyed by the late firm and
give the assurance that best exerOns shall be used
give satisfaction those who may favor with their
ders HILLMAN BROTHERS..