davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-22

"(Os@ ~ q eeeeee e0I5ceetHg TIE
loas Of $500 Jsp. . friend; with
owt intsssst:
my DRAR 1R1EnD II believe
that ever since you first knew me
you will b. ready to acknowledge
that no person was eyer more bashful
and .di&dent to ask favos than my.
self: Indeed l have always consider.
ed it ~ more pleasing to confer. than
to receive . favor and think I have
heard you often give utterance to a
similar sentiment. An unexpected
affection in my household, obliges me
to ask . loan Of you. Of. ny $780,
200, or If convenient $500, ~ Hmake
no doubt. I shall Be able to apprspri-
ate the latter amount; but let me as-
sure you my dear ftiend-let me en-
treat you. if it is to inconvenience
you. refuse it. Ny regards to Mira.
Smith and the children.-Believe me
with great sincerity.
Form for a Knov Nothing correspos.
dencs to a Know Noth;ng paper:
Dear Patriot The work goes
bravely on in Union. make no
doubt We shall roll up majority for
the vietors Of. say 1000. The Hon
Pleasant Jonds made speech At The
Court house, in Couterville last night
to 40 immense congregation; and
when he came to the strong part.
Americans sha1 rule Amefica /; put
none but Americans on guard to.
night ETC., etc." no brought down the
house. Yours, .
Form for an A~si-K. ". Oorespon-
dent-sch;ch may be used Nth effect
By eanoasser for s~bser;bers to
Harris Ass,or Of tie South.
Dear Democrat old Catahoula is
in . good way. There is no denying
that she has been desperately i'll, hav-
ing been exposed to the Presidential
breath Of Know Nothingism, which
made her forget truth and justice, and
to . doctrine destructive of
human liberty and the rights Of man.
The storm which we told you had
commenced one week ago. has passed
over-the w.Ees have been agitated-|
he air purified and re action brought
about.
1--WE" this is an editorial way of
talking, which shifts the responsibility
If what is said. from the shoulders Of
he personal pronoun ~ I'VE con-
'ider old Catahoula, q better demo-
cratic parish now than ever it was be.
ore. The vote here. you know, has
always been close, and the result Of
IN election difficult to predict. We
;annot connder it 80 now-it is safe |
" small majority for the democracy.
One week ago, the Know Nothings
expected to carry the Parish by 200
majority. Now they acknowledge that
{ will be close vote. In three wards
# the Parish, the wigwams have been
lisbanded, and in every other ward, a
trong irreconcilable disafection has
AIKEN place. The shiftings, and turn
ngs. and receptions practiced here,
re almost Incredible; and may well
tartle the friends of republican insti.
utions. They have here more faces,
han there are points Of the compass.
This last form is such q model in
Is way, that We think to secure it by
'opy right in the Eastern district.
Form Of a letter from a yoxng Gen.
tleman, in expectations Of on estate
from q penurious Uncle, to a young
Indy Of small fortune, desiring her
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-22

REMOVAL OF w. D. PHILLIPS
ClotktMg store.
THE undersigned informs the public that
i = hes removed bic Clothing Store ID
lafayette street, b the room in tie rear 81
his old Dry Goods Stand, corner Of L1fa-
yette and Church street, where he will b.
happy 70 wait On bis old customer and the
public generally.
sept6-y. w. d. PHILLIPS.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-22

than there are points Of the compass. u
This last form is such a model in
its way, that we think to secure it by
copy right in the Eastern district.
Form Of a letter from a yoxng Gen.
Aeman, in expectations Of an estate
from a penurious Uncle, to a young
Indy Of small fortune, desiring he,
to elope 'oith him.
My Dear Angeliea My uncle'a
laying bis injunction upon me not to
see you auy more. has only served to
add fuel to my passion. Icaunos live
without you, and if you persist in re-
fasing to comply, I am miserable for.
ever. I pay no regard to bis threat.
snings, when put in competition with
the love / have for you. Do not be
afraid of poverty; if be should contin-
ue memorable / have still education
sufficient 10 procure . gentesl employ
ment in ono Of the public Offices,
where I may rise 10 prefernent.-
Therefore, if you love me, At me beg
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-16
Gr0GerieS For the Million.
A IL
KIMBALL & COS

/ >. kINBAiL CO., have jus trceeivcda lar
y shipment Of 6otds, consisting part, asfoIioy,
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-16
BETTER THAN CALIFORNIA

BETTER THAN CALIFORNIA
WILL send for ST full particulars Of a business by
which person of energy can make $3 to $40 Der
day. Also Watson's fifty receipts, Cooks Discovery,
Leslies two Discoveries ana O. IArnb,rts Discoyerv
by which he has made $500 the last year. :
Also Bowman's thirty celebrated receipts, many of
them worth twenty times the amount, no travelling
and but little capital required.
Address. (posT PAID,) P. P. B0NEBRAKE.
ArrIcA, Iowa.
June 81 '5t.-6m-w. AGO.,
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-16

Pann,na, Ieehorn, and straw Hats.
Z FULL and complete assortment just received
n and for salevery cheap at the hat store of
apr w. STURGIS.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-16
THIRD YEAR. vol. NO 20.
G.. III. WALDIN,

st* ~
elA Watch Maker and Jewciler., EA
DEALER IN FINE JEWELRY,
CLoCKS, Watches, Matberpasicai Optical, and
~ Musical Instruments. OF Jewelry, such rs fine
Diamonds, Rings, Breast Pins, Lockets, &c., have
at fine a stock ever was brought to this State.
Spectacles, PEBBLES, Pereesoplic, Periforle, and
Concayc Glasses, set in Gold, Silver, fine Steel and
G. 5. frames. Telescopes, line Pocket knives
Mathematical and Surveyors Compasses,
Drafting ms truments, AIagnfying Gil sses, Miuo-
scopes, Irisms, Polyoramas, Magic Lanterns, Thci-
mometers. @ s4
Silver Plated Ware Of all kinds. such ns Tea sets,
spoons pocket and Penknives. Over $50 difcrent
kinds superior Scissors and Shears, for Earbers Tall
orsand ordinary uses. Rogers Bowie Knives. Also.
some of the best Sewing Needles in the world musical
instruments accerleons with 10 and I2 Keys, with
and without semytones, Turbines, Mondelins, bass
viols, Russian Italian, and German volins Superior
Guitars, with the latest improvement. F1ut F!ago.
let's, Fifes. Prues frums, Tamborines. Ch na, Itat
ian, and German violin strings, Tuning Forks
Those who want TO buy invite 70 cali as they will
find greater assortment and variety Of things than
ever has been in place here before and alIwi be
sold low, wholesale and retail. .A Nov.75
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-16
ID. $ Es5ERSOI.


80 AxDA E3&~ II - ;
I'D door abov le Barret House
| fEALER in imported ms, Colt repeating pistols
- gun barrels and gu .aths materials: hunting
knives, powder caps. shot, lead, was, game ba gs
powder TASKS, and all kinds of sporting apparatus
Engra,er Of seals, and maker of seal presses; cut,
ting brands and hellhansing. Guns reparedon short
notice and at reduced prices fo
..~ Locks repaired, and keys made to fit, etc.. etc
Burlington, Got I7.iS54,-dAw.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-16
Law ship

c.HALL and WM R. THOMPSON have formed
rm.a ~ partnership under the name Of HAIL y
IuoAPsON, and will attend to all professional bus.
Ies mat may be con1ied To them in the State ~
They will give particular attention to business
u the Supreme Cours.
g. e Once on Washington street adjoining tho
1wtr cdicc, Burlington Ioys.
March Is, SHY 81
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-16
f.. ID. RA Nd & co.

f.. u. KA I'D u CO.,
EALERSin Lumber. Shingles, LatE and Sonar
timhnr, Burlington, Iowa.
y. RAND Burlington. .......CARsoN q EAroS wis
~ Lumber Yard between Washington and .Jef
rson streets. Burlington, Iowa. ~ Office or
elfars0n street. (sent 10 1881
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-16
AMERICAN LAUNDRY SOAP.

STILL LATER AND MOI + IMPORTANT.
\ BEAUTIFUL Assortment of Spring and Sum..ne
"A Hods, which, owing TO the ateness of the season
VIII be closed out at slight advance from FIRST Cos
by june ID, 1854 j. s. KIMBALL SC0.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-16

UST RECEIvED-A splendid lot of silk, lawns
- gloves, mitts, hosiery, Ribbons. &c. by
adrl p kIMBALT.6 4 CO.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-08-11

.R9ormer.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-08-11
Correspondence of the New Orleans Picayuus.
4 CUBAN ARRESTED FOR EMPLOYING A
SCULPTOR TO MAKE A BUST OF PINTO.

From all appearances we, here in Havana,
are again on the very eve of repetition of those
dreadful scenes which took place so recently
and which struck every heart with horror and dis
may. Senior B. Gener has boen once moro ar
rested and placed in confinement in the Punta
Fort. He is charged, | learn, with being con-
cerned with others in employing French
sculptor who was recently in this city, named
Garbeille. to make plaster bust of the murdered
Ramon Pinto
This bust was presented to Mrs. Pinto by some
of the friends of her late husband, and forthwith
Gen. Concha was made aware, through some of the
numerous spies, of the circumstance. Policemen
were at once placed in and about the residence of
Mrs. Pinto, and all her servants were examined to
know the names of the gentlemen who were in the
habit of visiting her. and who it was who presented
her with the bust. The sculptor GABRIELLE was
also examined as to the names of the parties by
whoml he was employed. The result has been the
arrest of Senor Gener, and that too, previous to
the decision of the conSejo de revsion respects
the former accusation against him being made
known to him, or to the public. 1t is anticipated
that various other parties will also be arrested and
that there will be further shedding of blood,
which, pray Heaven, may not prove to be the re-
suit
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-08-11

but suppose that person, in the goodooes of his
heart was the cause Of the note being sent 10 tho
Anti.S Slavery Office, and hence the result.
As to her going on to New York 70 see her
friends aud wishing to return to hor three children
ia the South, and his going TO free her. &c., Jane
declared repeatedly and very positively that there
was not n particle Of truth in what her master
said on these points. Tho truth is she had not the
slightest hope Of freedom through any Act of his:
She had only left one boy in the South. who had
been sold far away, where she scarcely ever heard
of him, indeed never expected to see HIN any
more.
In appearance Jane is tall and well formed, high
and large forehead, Of gentee manners. chestnut
color and seems to possess, naturally, uncommon
good sense though Of course she has never been
allowed to loarn to read.
Thus have gieen as truthful report rs ain
capable of doing. of Jane and the circumstances
connected with her deiyerRuce.
". STILL.
P. S.-Of the Eve colored porters who promptly
appeared with warm hearts throbbing in sympa-
thy with the mother and her children, too much
praise cannot be expressed on their behalf. 10 the
present case they acted nobly, whatever may be
said of their general character, of which | know
nothing How human hearts who have ever tasted
oppression, could have acted differently under the
circumstances | cannot conceive.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-08-11
A SIGN OF THE TIMES.

Mr.. E. A. Wales, the publisher and editor of the
Detroit Advertiser, has left that paper and been
succeeded by Rufus IIosmer and Robert T. John
stone, lately of the Detroit Democrat and Enqui-
rer. The change is aaspicous. Mr.. Wales takes
his leave with a dolorous valedctory. The Adyer-
tiser under his management has been Fro Sla
verv naner of the Silver Grey stripe, constantly
rrSpr the changes of dsunion, abolitionism, &C.
Il resolutely opposed the Fusion or Republican
movement in Michigan last year, and according TO
the statement of the retiring publisher its job de-
partment and advertising patronage rapidly de-
creased.
nov NotLings, his paper supported the party.
and I especially labored to sustain the Silver Grey
,n;nc and Mr. Filmore's claims for the Presidency
Almost eyery paper contained some denunciation
Of William il Seward, In HE last issue, the edi.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-08-11

If Judge Kane be sustained where shall these
things stop? This hghhanded assumption is but
the beginning of troubles How shall any citizen
promise himself justice before a Court where tho
laws afford no rules of decisions ray where the
very spirit of the law is ignored! Shall these
wrongs always be confined in their inficton to-
black men2 Nay that question is in this very
case answered, for here have ~whitc citizen de-
priycd of his rights and subjected 20 oppressive
bail upon the charge of man who is himself the
| fit subject for punishment. The supremacy of
State laws, State rights and Popular Sovereignty
arc defended so long as they apply to Kansas and
territory like that but let the be for tbs dey
ery of Slave or for the right ol master 10 carry
Slave over free SOIL and every not of said States
in favor Of freedom is ignored.
1t is to such proceedings tha. We may look for
the feeling that obtains throughout the country on
these questions; for enactments in various States
that rub hard upon to the constitution, and
for the feeling daily and more prevailing that
the Federal power is becoming nay, has become
the tool of section rather than the impartial ad
ministraton of the laws applicable to the whole
country.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-08-11

calling him can inscriptions demagogue." The
Advertiser under its new regime sustains ahly
and heartily the Republican movement in Michi.
gan This is indeed cheering sign from the
west Louder.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-08-11
WHOLE NO. old.

perfect sotnersault Of the entire concern In
stead Of being "peculiat institution" founded
on peculiar and local regulations slavery 10 now
assumed to be the natural condition Of society,
aud siaveholding is cIaimod ne a natural right.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-08-11

The recent decision Of Judge Kane, in tho
United States District Court in Philadelphia in the
,nso of Passmorc Williamson and tho slaves of
Mr. Wheeler, United States Minister TO Nicarauga,
lttracts more than ordinary. attention. Judge
Kane certainly advances some startling doctrines
)ur readers are generally aware Of the circumstan
,es Of the case
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-15
y. J BULLOCK.
W. II. % TAILOR,
BEN FDWAKuS GREY,
uO.SaSu REEF CATTLE.

IATF to nuy heavy and thoroughly IVA
w tied rOFlN EaOgS. drhSe Ell at our by
Pork House ffom the % Of November 20 the Fl 49,
January. As and well fJtted fs,'rt Csttirs
delivered FROM he IS b Of ctO 20 he Of November
for which vii pay the highest market price in Cab
Our ,Nt-ns Establishment Is being thoroughly re-
ptired ami will be ~ business We will pEck Hogs
An Cattle on cmmissiln and VT assured IRON
long ex ,riepcy ia the luJncs, that shalt he able to
render general ,iactn to s who nay patrOnize u.s.
Those who wish 20 have Hugs Cate packed viii please
cal "a H. We can uui all times Office No.
ssplS-Im J. DOYLE CO.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-15
Il. n, CARR q co.
1SS PIaIt Street,
BfLTTVORE. MD.
A CrRE FOR IEAnD TIMES

- 81
M "a" Road Wealth at F. N CARR 4 co., Ex
n change and Lottery Brokers' the grea Prize eIlers
the Maryland Lueri"s, who have, during the last ~,
months, sold sew RI Capital Prizes besides large numi:
81 aer amounting In the aggregate to more than
one hundred n 'usand lar And convince yourself By
single rial that great wealth Is to purchase
EN-. CARR co.
Choice Selected Schemes for October 1856.
Bel Air, Glass %, for October 9, Is 5-scheme.
Prize Of s9oo00 Prize OF 10000 Prize Of SO 900
DO : SIS 10 do 900 &C.. &C
Tckets - Shares in ProPo' ton Certificate Of pack
Sge Of whoes SO, halves f35, quarters $l7 80.
Parpc CO, Glass 274, for oct. IS. Is55-scheme.
i q q IS l. 90 ISL 100 DO u 80 90
ii ketS s1shsres proportion. Certificate Of package
a p wholes $40, halves $, quarters 81.
Washington County, Glass 49, for Oct %, Iss5-scheme
] Prize Of s249io Prizes u $4,000 10 Prizes $4,000
Is DO 200 sc &c.
Tickets IS Shares Ia proportion. Certificate OF package
Of 20 Wholes ;l2' halves 500, quarters $50.
Cass W, for the heuedt Consolidated Lotteries he
drawn IN ne city Of Baltimore Nil, Saturday. Oct.
y, 1s55-Scheme-l5 drawn ballot in each package Of
iprzeof s6ocoo Prize Of s2o9sO
S do o. $500 are 2onn0 100 do Of / 600 are 10000
S99 DO Of 3,os,e &lol,7Oo, &c, &c.
Crrde 81 package q % VIII dos S2G5 halves 4l325O,
quarters 500 IS, eighth, SS3 ~
Az orders confidential, aud the Official drawings will
be nj 10 AL who order tickets.
Ne receive the Of an soven: Banks, ChecEs Of
Depost aud We in return Prizes, Bank Checks
Rgy place ia the Uni ed No K gain. A single
ickage Il tickets may draw the iur highest prizes
All letters directed 10 r. n CARE n 60. will come safely
hand and distant correspondence may h that heir
will be attended 10 the If they here
th-ms. Ives
those at distance will be particular in naming the post
Office, county ami site.
II has happened that have made correspondents
rich b. fore We haC the pleasure % personal interview.
single trial msy pace YOU ia possession Of a COMPETENCY
f'r lie. lease show this your TREND. TRY Is Try
U.s. Address, p. y. CARR co,
sep4 No. lSS Pratt street. Baltimore NJ.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-15
PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED

w ARRANTED 70 stand 10 per cent fire -
w than any behring's eafes in and sold a. - III
the same prices Also, ron ShutIV ~. Sal N 81
and Doors for ssank vaults and @Ezd5~
Storts. Also Patent Slate t.in~d EcIFig-
orators all warranted good and cheap any the
ecu ~ by EVANS & WATSON, NJ. 20 South 4rh street,
Phaaie pis Pa Hal s P4en Powder PrOpf Locss, aud
he celebrated LCcks furnished when required W. G.
LLARD is authorized to recieye orders aid make sales OF
the above uy''-tN
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-15
CAIsTER,S SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier Of the Blood!
In An.et..I R.ng ami ngwi.r.

Let the A9ilcte,i R@ttj and F0Ihie.
an infalhe Rec needy boz scTofa, King Evil Rheurna
Obstinate CutaneOus Frupiion-, pimplrs Postule-
the fe-, Brtches B0is, Ague and FrveF. Chrome sore
Pair Of the Bones and Joints. stubborn Uerrs, SyFhtc
Disorders. Lumhtgo, spuHl ComI nis, snd I'll 10 eascs
ar-ng iron tniIsicou~ Use % Mercury lmprljence
ia liir, Or Impauiy Of the Blood.
Wis great Alternative rscin an Purifier Of the Blood
Is by thousands Of grateful patsnts iro all
psr % the United State, who Irtt da N O. the remark-
able performed BY tir Frcatest asfeiBrs YAK
Y RS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuragis, RheumAiism,
Scroula Esuptons the SKIN liver Diseases. Ievrr-, "
sr, Old Sorrs, Affections OF The kidnets tisess 81 TIE
Throat, fenar Csmauts, Palms snd Aching Of the r. mes
and Joints, eli lily Put 10 Eight By using this EEeA'
and n-stimable remedy.
Fr all dieass Of NE Blood nothing has vet ben seund
compare whit u cleanse she system o. an upnr ties,
acts gently and efficiently on the liver and kidnsass
strengthens the pgeston gives tone 70 the stomach -
he skin clear ard healthy, snd restores The ConstHn
snhrta-d by diseass broken down BY the Of
youth. % rs pristine vigor aud Strength.
F ths Ia ms 10 incomparably better than an The cos
urteS ever used sg doses q CAarEAs MxrUkH
viii reuaFs sscEn--s o. comps x,en. bring the roses
an the cheek, give elasticity 10 the step. AID m-
prove the general health In renal ke degree, beyond al
The meIiciaes ever heard o.
The large nus-r Of eertihcsies which have received
trou Perssns From paris Omitted States r. TIE hst
evidence that there Hupbug atont H. The press hiei
keepers, gstties ply cis, and public men, We kuovu
10 tn c9mmuuity 81 an heir tetisnouy ne sOndcrnl
effects . ihis GhEtf BLoOD FJklFER
Cal the Aessr and gee CireniT aud AimaBae. and
e he Eoodrrai cures his truly greatest OF all medicines
has puFiormed.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT BFERs Proprie-
tor Ne prsr street, aiehuond. Va whom al orders
tor sugpsivs aad Sgsncics mas' he safssrd
And ior ssls b. W ,. GRAY and Z. " DANDKfDGE
Nashville and - Dssiers 81 Asslhcne generally.
rarie-siriuasly
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-15
FOR SaLr.

FOR SaLF.
House md lot NJ, Lsnors street. TIE ga
n lot onu ist feet Mcl-morv street and runs q n
OK i04 b-et. Tie iiousc + ory n CD. ard Ii
e ntAi rof M, hzn above and hsow wih kitchen
bou = &c Thu. property Ga he neirhho hooi OF
IA. N-fhv1~ aud AorthN Railroad hrat. Il al-o
G uven ut the bnsincss som ~ a. city snd en- be
hal up. gooa terms. for uftheF Information pnit %
n A. BttLONE,
oc5 O. NJ Ast Ao. II isadsTek q
THEFT IUON--leO bundles Sheet Iron, lusi recviv-
- eli snd for sale b. d. y. picAtfs
s-Ri No 3 Colees s.lssl y
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-15
COMES, FANS AND FANCY GOODS.
WILLIAM TASKER,

1U furk Pfacfs new OTNS
INVITES tie attention Of Southern and Western Mer
chants his stock Of Fans Combs HAIR Too'h anu
Nail Brushes Ladies' Ketcues, Pertum-Ty soaps Porte
Monnaies Jet and Bead Bracelets Pocket Book, Dress
Puttons and Needles, Hooks AMI Eyes Watch Guarr,
Wax Coral and Glass Beads Necklaces &C lna Rubber
Combs Canes, Balls and Toys OF every description Sets
snrs Raz"rs and Cutlery. Gold AMI it JeWeiry Accor-
deon and Vons Including general and very large stock
of e. eli a. French and German Fancy Goods wt will lie
sold Al the very lowest prices CASH PAPER.
Orders by selected and put in the best manner
WILLIAM TASKER, 10 Park Pace, New YORK.
p S-Pl,as. cut this out. my5-dty
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-15
A. c. 81 A. Il. BEECH.
DEALERS "
APLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
LnII.nr.. Lr..-...r

SEAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
80 College street..
HAVE opened lag' OK Of an kin's OF DRESS
GOODS suitable TO the Fal md Winter Trade Of the
Newest yirS
o. handsome lot a. al the designs Of CLOAKS
and MANTLF> in store and teRdy exhibition We es-
p"iy invite you TO lJok at our stock Of uoaks before
buying.
"c have IN store large stock ~ an kinds o. CAR
TETS Of NJ newest patterns and tier 20 sell
them as chap ~ any other House the noun
taias. We latr all kinds Of CURTAIN pAdAsKS and
LACE URIAlSs
kinds Of DRl GO DIS, suitable for sAe Fall nj inter
Trade A. " BtFCu,
sppl5 No. 40 Col eye st, Nashville, Tim.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-15
MAKnFAcTuRTRs AND MTLLEKs.

XITE srs general Aeenta the sale q All Cotteo and
w Waa-a fahrss mznafa1iurr IN Ne stale a fsnnes
.-e and have Appropriated large and senmnlous sooea
soev or thr sale ad snraFe. We have also apfspfia
ii uof .r gss Or the sad storage d FLOUR aone
aaa s Moul1 rss1e1ily cal sle Ataataa Il both A41u-
90 " u GORDON %
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-15
TIE BEST HAIR DYE.

DR O. NJ BALLARD'S (ncw ,r'icle,) received the high
est premium at the WORLDS FAIR and AMERICAN iSST
TUrE where examined by the DISTINGUISHED CHEMISTS
Dr Ci roS and Prof john TORREY, pronounced the
BEST For by the principal druggists IN Tins city
Price 81 Principal Ofce and Store, Nos. 40S and 900
BROADWAY. New York. marZ- ~
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-15
WAN rED.

(lNE HUNDRED Thausand 10 Bacon.
" te0 bhls. Lard, ior Ehch via pay the highest
sarkst price cash srocrres- Aio fcasrrs. Moot,
be-sszs rsos Ginsenz. and tag kc in rSrhaure for
o-~s-- T i=sl f3Ht'stii ASisFpsstN-