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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

AsorIirR W sRHiSG.--A youth named VIM A.
Picker, sou nf .Iro r. Picker, Esq, of Harrison
Lnr., nrcidenigy shot himself while out cunning IN
PendIeon county last Saturday week, and died short
" afterwards. appears that he was leaning upon
lis gun, the but, II which rested upon Il log lne
piece BY nccideuslippod down ard discharged send
iur II bullet into lis side.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27
HA,IEs woODnOrSE Il 60. hive rcrciysd-

HA1FS "ObDiIOI 81 ~ co hnNc received
~ hLOSTEkIl:lN, or the E'-qu.. l!y De Quincy,
author oi 'CJnirto O ~ Opium Enter, SO - 'tn"
Lilly, Nod ~ ia" author al 'B"Sy M"n'"' oi
an Lilo Woman -.
MEXICO AID IT$ RELIGION, With nciirn,s OF
Travel Ia that Country during parts OF the Years le-
% 1J Vi, and Historical Notices Ut Events connected
VIII, lacr. Visited. by 4. !. WILSON. 81
shEi%liE$ or VIRGINIA, Historical OF Biographical
hy Rr', n'liam Il. fooc. Il. D. Second series s.
fHl S'LlAsS VISITING LIST, Diary and Book OF IT.
THE CHGkcuM,N' DIARY nud Ecclcsiss,icni lie.
yi,ter tor ;he year l-3t ,a,. nnl I5c
rue CHRISTIAN AL&9SA,"' for Isl; -,
TIE PkE- EITERlAN hi.MASAC Tor ia; &c
LOVE, the MUlIvc Power "i.i Mayr prinriple N
LIZ NE $!.GEKS Du kUl, ALLEIROIT Par lie
Rev W. Ataus NJ \.
HAkrEipS STORY BOOKS Vol 1, bouni 81
ELACkWOODS MAGhZINE for November. y5r
THE iNG. b. Cumming pc
MANUEL Or CHRISTIAN LIFE. 3I!c
MOORES IRISH MELODIES, with Symphonies MI
Accomplishments for thu Piano iore. By Sir John -.
v"n-Un nnnd-oIgc volume OF Music, III various lc
vi BimIiu-
TIE BEAUTIES OF CALEDONIA. or Gems OF scot.
il'H song bruE collection Of more inH 80 Oi the mo-"
beautiful scotch Ballads. Iu-ic, several styles
Binding.
AMOS LAWRENCE, Extracts from tho Diary .ni
Correspondence" al the he Amos Lawrence, with bcf
account vi incidents ..s hc. Edited by his
81
COD REvEALEDiIE THE PROCESS OF CREA.
TON sLd by III" hn'.-roon OF Jr.us Christ By Jr-
Is. Walker author VI PHILOSOPHY oi TIE rinn OF Saliva
ton" 81.
THE CHRISTIAN LIFE-$ocn.i nui individual by
Peter iSync NJ. i - %.
MuRRAlS beautiful cdlrIcI II C!iiIDE HARROLD--
illustrated - Nov. II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET. nov. 20.

Br"nk. snail rn,i prices tot obi irni rather better "f
which stocks very light We quote follows: LuI7
- ~ to u. common ier 10 . medium good TO
10, hmr 10 to II 80 and very The II begin
ming III freely oo.r purccs and genera -n!r.
are 10 = " tor lug, aud 3 80 Leaf very
good pnI crls hnyc I'D ht ~ Il, !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

kohRfRY.-Ihe dwelling OF Mr.. Benjamin f. Ste
phenson of Mason county was entered recently ana
robbed al 4 trunk containing 500 Mr.. ). had bur
short time before sold of all hi. property and con.
verified it into cash, with the design Of emgrating for
the West.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

apEKUyIAN EUtNO.-A good snppS ~. i,r
porny,.n t;urpo Baltimore inspection, su' 49,
frou the vessel A.o Whit" Mexican, 1hd n''
uex,cnn Gusuo IN store aud for sale by w !, Co
'' ~" sCHAkR kOHlEk A. 49,
Nov ao-iaw Cary II, opposite Eol'Ln''1''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27
the Ci.cuir Court Of III. CG;y

V Richmond Nov 2rh, -
The Si.t.. OF the Visitation OF Georgetown III IL. D.,
tIi,t vi Columbia Pia!htn
u. hII-t
Robert H. CUIr!i "hi Nini,"i S,Ctr sTTv'It- 'N''"
tur- of Abgli ithyo, deceased, Dc"ui'h-
The object Il hls Eat l. 10 recover l'L-cy "N |" u"
uI,iu,lrs by Will ~ IU-,Eu. scott oil on" tpH-'I'
.lonr. which h"4drathri t. her hy Mr. A'"- ~
M-,u .nI affidavit hhvlH. been made IHi HE'D int No.
is,r!rIi Winfield Scott IL IGnbItrn o. tti- E'
IS ordered ~ i. Court ttIht tie zt'iI nUarnt !'I
app,nI wHn month after d" publication A"Co' Az"
40 what J. necessary 10 pro''i ms interests hciri ""
further ordered that copy h"r"" b" publ-h he'd one
work. tn" Richmond lntin'l''
ana tina, copy be- posted lh" 'front.' door OF the Co"i'
hon.. o tbs nv on III. irs day n the corpora'!gn
Court. y 'Oit. ',,,...., -,
NJ. l-c,.:, y EUS. ROBINSON, Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

CONVICTED OF FoRGERY.--E s. Scroggns was
tried III the Circuit Court OF Petersburg on Friday
Tor forgery, found guilty aud sentenced 10 two years
Imprisonment in the Penitentiary. The prisoner is
only about eighteen years OF age.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

SINGULAR VIM. Pickering who
lived Fear S;artopolis, in Rockingham county acc-
eutnv scv,ed one nf the arteries OF his neck wnne
attempting I, kill II hog, several weeks ago ihe
over when i commenced bleeding ntresh. and 80
continued until he died.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

Posl.OrfIcE ArrAIRs.-The following, orders hay"
hau s-rrI Ly tho Pv-trIiusrer Gru"r"i Chang" site
nuI nam of the office ut Falling Bridge, Campbell
county, Va. to Nowlin's store, aud appoint James IS
Nnwln postmaster. Appoint Thomas G. Cinscu
uoslmustr at Nealsco Mill, Prince William county,
Va vice I. \. Kauhey, resigned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

SpYCI,L ELEcTloN.-Col. Rufner has been elect
ed To represent kanaNha county in the next House :"
Delegates TO supply TIC vacancy "ccns"ued by the
death al DIR. Thoinpsos. The election was held Oh
the 18th instant.
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TUE MONUMENT HOUSE FOR RENT.

TILE MONUMENT HOI II FVIt RENT.
rUyIJIS delightfully."- situated Hotel, ronrin: 'i!r rs.
dis,rly u,on The Capitol s4u"r" 10 "H"'d i-r III
. -....., IL . l., -. -,
bu,-omc addition rontnIn. Tour store- above the base
,.r, warmed by iu"-, and with every modern rohvc'
:, :, ,hc con, 30 of construction and will be com
Lot, before the nrpt al! Fchrlhry
Of the resid"c OF the property will b" sivcn
,L srsr NJ January JAMES LYONS.
I'll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

FEARFuL ArTEMpI Al SuiCiDE.-We copy the
following from the Pe!crsburg SouthSIde Democrat
of Nov. 10:
Web 10 attend yesterday morning scene that,
under any circumstances is highly distressing 10 our
nature namely 10 witness the work OF in full.
ne.s of mauh"ol, aitera mad attempt to cut his own
thront. The person who thus rashly endeavored 10
destroy himself, s gentleman between thirty and
forty wears nf age, named j. j. Lyell, OF dis
turtion III his professor 81. Chemist, and for some
years partner in the trn Of Lyeil, Johnston y Ly'
ell. Chemists, in Richmond.
Mr. Lyell is a married man, and his wife aud taml-
" are in Georgetown ID. g., from whom, for some
time back. he has been separated.
We hearl he hsd some private troubles and used 10
resort at times 10 strong drink, 10 forget them.
About month ago, Mr.. Lyell came to Petersburg,
and for while took employment in the firm OF Geo s..
Jones & Co., Chemists and Druggists in this city Until
about the 4th of this month"; he attended regularly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

PrscTIcAI JoKg.--A young lawyer in Carksburg,
recently Disguised himself and entered the aii {" that
MACE mud SEM worl 10 brother attorney, thai there
wns 4 man in the Jail who wished 20 employ him Us
counsel. The legal adviser answered the summons,
but soon discovering the trick, lie retired, locking hi
ynuup client in the CELL mediate upon the result
Of his Joke. A lew hours Imprisonment convinced
him tint Lr had hr.m heMcM at hi own GnIne
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

THr lgT tSp Coal CONVENTION assembled IN
Charestovn Kauawha on the lhtli. lhGrc were
I'm, C,v Il. .rai.s in attendance. Col II. :. Webb,
of Cabcll vas elected president, d. H. Newton and
W. d. Pat. secretaries. But little o the business
before The Convention finally acted upon, when
the Conversion adjourned TO meet at the same place
some day il February.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

LUrpnrS CorSTY IrrM>.--A revival Of religion II
Progressing in the Lutheran Church nj Lnvc,tsve,
uudrr the charge OF Rev. W illIam Jcmkins.-ll
farm in Ioldoun county, Belonging To the late WIN.
Carr has been sold to Isaac G.. Nichols for Si3DS per
arrr.-Upon the farm oi C"l. ChaS. Douglas. the pre-
semi wear from ~ oi ground, ilO bushels ol
wheat were raised, benz about 10 bushels {" III"
ucrr.-Upnn ~ acres al ground heloGgins I" Mersrs.
Smart j. Co., near thu Big Spring Mills, $50 bushels
of prime wheat were produced, being io bushels per
acre.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

IMroRrAyr DLCIsluS.-The Supreme Court of Ap-
pou. in session in this city. have decided the Wheel
ing INJUNCTION case against the city ot Wheeling on
all the points issue. The injunction WIS To prevent
with the Central Ohio Road nj Beuwood, AMI build
in. Il bridge over tho river ut that point. The con-
nertion lit il sa) will now be made, and the bridge
orc ctCd ~ soon liz possible.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

ANOTHER SrAMPEDE.--We understand that arreR
neroes ran oil from their in this city on Sat
uriuy night last. Four "f them were females. ST.
ven Of the eleven belonged Ia Miss Susan L. Hatcher,
and one Of them, man, belonged 10 Mr.. VIM David
SON Circumstances tend 10 the belief lhnt they all
lett IN one party. That abolition agents are ut work
IN our midst there can be doubt, and it will be
well ior orr citizens TO keep sharp look out. The
northern papers boast that the underground rarond
is "nuw doing large and safe business
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

BANK al K,.AwHA.-Thompson'- tN. ~ Rrpor-
Ter discredits the Kanaw ha Bank, Nu. This bank,
j. ON. of the chartered banks OF Virginia. but it is
owned aud tho notes 1t il alleged, nrc circulated in
Ciu,nnati. Such is the doubt felt in regard TO the
notes in Cincinnati, that although they are par dur
in" business hours, being redeemed by one uG the
bnnks yet after business hours it is saiI they can
moi be used better than psr cent. discount.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-16

NE undersigned, late IF Georgia, having removed to the
CITY OF NaFhyile offers his services the citizens OF
Georgia Tennessee and North Alabama for the purchase
Of Dry Goods Groceries, Corn Wheat Rye, Bacon, Lard
Fine Horses, Mules Ca, and in short, every article u
trade offered in the Nashville market.
The Merchants Of Nashville OF high character
and peuniary Standing and have large and well selected
socks that they offer liberal terms which should induce
the merchants Upper Georgia. Fast Tennessee and North
Alabama % give the Nashville market air ra As to
the Grocery Market, the ropriety Will suggest itse TO me
every merchant in the sections Of country named
as the most proper for their tTaie.
The long connection Of the undersigned with the Railroads
Georgia neral Agent, Treasurer and suPerntend-
syortaton well Agent at thatanoogA sew
eral years Banking interest OF savannah will enable
him readily to inv stgate claims against lsaroal
Companies for goods damage while IN transuI
the renewal cscGrnt OF noes bills IN bank &C
letters incosing Orders and money will receive prompt
attention and orders without the money, When sa'siac-
tory evidence O svency and prompt accompanies We
same, the parties known to be SUCH shall ectiYe Ike
attention when ordering articles that come under the rule
custom the market 10 seH time. will also give
strict attention renewing and forwarding all goods that
stored that may be directed to The
charges the purchase goods Sc will be five per cent
commissions, and twenty Tor each box or package Tor
receiving and iolwardi.g, +. X. MILLS,
Post Office Building, No. s,
Nashville, Tenn.
REFERENCFS-R. r. CUYLER Esq, Pre-'t Central Rail-
and Bank Mai A. PoRrER Pres bank State Of Geor-
gia Savannah Isaac SCJ1T ESQ., Prest Macon and West
Railroad, Macon Hon. lOHS p. KS9, Prest, and GEO
YOSGE Supt Georgia Railroad, and = T. COMBS, Esq Au-
gusta Mi J. COOPER Cen Sopt Western and Atlantic
Railroad, Atlanta; Gen. A. J. HANsELL Attorney at Law
Marietta; GEORGE S. iLACE, ESQ., Ro Ga; Capt. JAMES
WILLIAMS and Col. J. A. wHrEsIDEs, Chattar ooga, j. L.
MAILER ESQ, Decatur, and Judg, LANE, Huntsville, Ala
Inarz3-
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CHILDREN,s PANACEA.
DISORDERS OF THE BOWELS!

DISORDERS OF THE BOWELS!
NJ Medicine that has been introduced this
IN ton Uf the country has been found valuable the
GREFENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP.
Thousands Of bottles have been sold Of late years in this
state and has been iound in every give instant
,elief In al cases Of
Oysentery and DiarThea, the Fremont.
tory Stages of Cholera,
foody Flax Grping, Pain ia the Stomach Bowels and
all inciiena! complaints from eating unripe fruit, crude
vegetables, change Of water, &c.
The is occasion to offer certificates for medicine that
has been used In almost every family in the State with
plete IL used by the Roard Of Health In New
York, and also at st Petersburg in Russia, in the Cholera
HOSPITALS when other remedies had aied and unIversl
y admitted 10 be he best and reliable medicine in
is;enee for the disorders it processes
This medicine is warranted aud should it fail TO
circumstance yet knOwn-the money will be, in all
cases, refunded.
The value of this Medicine and the confidence which the
public TepOses in IT, has induced the subscriber 10 have @
for sale all the Drug Stores throughout the State Price
per BOTTLE 80 Cents. lny12l ALEX MACKENZIE
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Patent Medicines will be published 800 per column
dsily, or A15 tri- -weeIly-wh - for each renewal. -.
Steamboats, running 10 Orleans will be charged y
the season; and when running 70 ST. LOUIS CINCINNATI
&c. ais for TIE season not than six months.
F.+The privilege Yearly Advertisers is strictly hea 70
their immediate and regular business ana r Dusn'
of Advertising Firm not considered as including mat
Of i or individual members
Advertisements published at Intervals, VIZ; Weesys or
monthly charged 81 per square Tor the hrst anu OO 0
or every subsequent insertion. - .., -
Calls on persons 10 canddates VIII be inserted az
other advertisements paid for invariably IN ADVANCE
Announcn candidates County and State Offices Saha
fo municipal Offices g. TO be padin advance IN every IN
stsnre.
m advertisements for strangers transient persons to be
paid IN advance. =, i,
Advertisements not marked the copy for specified
time viii he inserted tiI forbid and payment eNacted
No advertisements can he inserted gratuitously
All Advertisements for charitable institutions, hre conra-
Bes ward town. and other public meetings. Including rei-
gious notices 20 he charged half price. a..
80 fages and deaths published "a news. ~ oI't-
er tributes Of respect, and funeral nW'aohs d oe
ADVERTISEMENTS. .-6ke
Ret,r advertisers and others sending communica-
tions or requiring notices designed to cali attention 10
goirees Concerts, public entertainments, Where
charges are made for admance, all notice OF private as
riaons every notice designed call attention n private
enterprises calculated intended TO promote individual
teres can only inserted with the understanding
same is to be paid for. II inserted in the editorial column
(which can he only at the of the edor) the same
Viii he charged a the rate Of not less than 90 cents per line
The nndersirned publishers Of daily and tri weekly papers
n Nashville pledge ourselves s ty to adhere 10 e ABOVE
bill Of prices IN instance % deVlate ro" liehl.
b. r. WcKFNNIE 4 CO. True Wing once
J l. MARIING CO., Union and American.
w. =. BANG CO, Banner once.
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GRIsWoLp,s COTTON GINS

We subscriber being for the sale u the above gins
will keep supply on hand, furnish Planters at shor
notice.
These gins have the character % making good Int gin
ming LsteT running Fighter cleaning the seed taking
out more most trash and having more durable
and secure against hr than any other gins nov in use ara
are offered terms 20 the purchaser
The most satisfactory references be given to eabh
this reputation which theg also MAINTAIN
augl-u HI YEATMAN.
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"BOOKS THAT ARE ROOKS,o
AND WORTH READING

"BOOKS THAT ARE ROOKS,o
AND WORTH READING,
GREECE AND THE GOLDEN HORN
" FLOOD FIELD.
UNCLE SANS FARM PENCE
MosSING STARS NKw WORLD,
FFrT YEARS HEAIsPHERks
NOSAsITUM AND NATICK.
LIVES or THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND.
THs PILGRIMS OF WAISISGHAM.
HILLS LAKES FOREST STRKAMs
The MONEY MAKER.
SUBSTANCES AND SHADOWS.
Ten NIGHTS BAR ROOM.
TABLES Carries.
FERN LKAvEs Second Series
MEMORIES WATER,
TESSESsEAS ABROAD,
BERTHA LuY.
The HERNIT's DILL
HONEY Moon and other Comjcaltes
Miss LEsLIE's BEHAVIOR BOOK
THs, that THR OTHER
For sale by CIIARIxs VI sIuTn
mar2 RIG
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Newspaper propretors generally, and especially ol TINS
sty under the saees regulations heretofore preva ing
called upon perform more labor Without fenunera-
ton an any other class Of community The grstuitoui
publication Of charity and religious advertisement and com-
muncaons tributes OF respect obituaries, &c. &c, which
can only be inserted heavy cost 70 the proprietor i'm
poses upop en burden OnOrous that they feel called
oDon In selefence check the abuse, by making such
publications charge extent al least, the
ties more Immediately interested. In this they but fol-
lowing the example Of the press IN other cities impeed by
sense intrinsic proprety, and imperative duty "a
Themselves The subscribers have therefore united togeth
mutual agreement upon the lowing specified terms
the publication Of these well every sort Of regular
business advertising.
For each square 70 lines OF BREWER 10 lines
less OF nonpare Cor the ist insertion. %
For each additional insertion per square 90
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CATLIN,S HISTORY

or THE INDIAN TRIBES OF NORTH AMERICA.
NflfH Biographical Sketches and anecdotes Of the Pn-
elpal Chiefs. Embelshed with i2O PoETEAIs, fTOn
the Indian Gallery az Washington, In volumes complete
Recently received and for sale low By JNO. b. WEST
ALsO-Just 20 hand, "a M,srS's CEtERRArKp GUITARS
Assd ol Rosewood, livery and Pearl oruAmsnted.
jcl2 IL W
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THE FIRST ANNUAL
State Fair and Exhibition
o. THH
Mechanics Institute of Tennessee,

Will open ut Odd Fellows Hall,
IN THE CITY OF NASHVILLE,
On the First Monday Of October, 1855.
A fANUFACTUREBS Mechanics Artists, and all other.
IVA are Invited 70 contribute specimens of their sail and
abor. Competent Judges viii De appointed 10 exa.ne an
articles exhibited and award PREMIUMS 20 those enutd
10 them under the rules.
An articles sent for exhibition viii be stored without
lense 10 the owner and should be sent the Of Wm.
H. Gordon Co. Commission Merchants, Market street.
The object the Fair Is devecp and encourage the
Manufacturing and Mechanical Interests of the State. ts
managrnneut Is In he hands Of tmmee of reliable and
energetic and s success placed hey ond doubt;
and az Invitation most cordially and confidently extended
who may be disposed % participate IN It's advantages
No CHARGE viii be made 10 exhibitors either for the pryi
Iege OF exhibiting or or aduiss 10 The Fair.
The opening Of The ktate Agricultural Pair and the meet
Ing of The Legislature smuta with the opening
Mechanics Exhibiou vii add unusual NE Ocea
CRcuLAEs containing ii details Of the plan Of the en-
hbiton. and all other information desired Eln prompt
fo Sarded by addressng either q the undersigned.
n %. MONoHAN, Pres't.
II. x. wALEER, Cor. ssc'y sDr0
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1900 REMARn.

ID ANYWAY from Nashville the negro woman MINRRvA;
OF dark copper color very feshy in habit; having
quite prominent eye; walks awkvardly some feet or
inches in height. She has been employed in Nashville
eanstress several years. and may be lurking about
preparatory 10 making her escape feu state having
Gently been detected u attempt 60 o. II taken
of the State. will give hundred dollars her appre-
henson and one hundred dollars Il in the and
lodged IN the Nashville Jail
jan22-i THOs NJ. PErWAY.
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J. 81. CURREY,


NuDInCt NEakCf and tnucrInEcr,
EGS leave 70 inform his friends and the public generally
~ thathe keeps constantly on hand Collins Of every de-
scpuon from the painest servants 10 the bne Metallic air
tight and air exhausted Cors the now use for pre-
serving the Corps together with good Hearses and Horses
and everything necessary for buTias.
All orders left at my Ware Room No 81 Coopers Building
ghE fre1-tfI
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AsTRE CTRE TOR CANCERS-
mARHELlzED IRON MANTELs.

HlS magnificent style Of Mantr IS st taking the placs
Of all other desc ptons, both account Of It's supe-
or beauty, richness, durability and particularly is cheap
ess While their cost T. only about half that Of the real
saThe, they indeed exceed the in beauty have
superior lusre, less liable soil much easier
spt Clean and far exceed marble in durability and are At
he same time less liable 20 break.
The undersigned agents for the msnufacturers Wat
ace, Lihgow Co Louisville, Ky, and will furnish them
20 her patrons and The public generally with CRATES
n pieces and every thing complete; will per-
intend their putting up. STEWART OWEN,
Stove Dealers and Tnware Manufacturers,
marSO-dAWu No. 81 Market street.
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LACE GOODS

LACE GOODS.
MEDAL Maltese Collars and Sleeves; ..r
At1 Trimmed Embroidered Cola retls;
Lace do,
Embroidered Collars, Sleeves and Habits;
Mourning Collars aud Sleeves;
French Embroidered Handkerchief;
Mourning DO,
Antique fpriFs, CasnbIic Fi0uncings and Bands Go.
Embroidered Ct emiEctts and Sleeves;
haleneienne aud Maltese Lsoes and Ejgnst;
S@eeiet Gnd s~iss do do, &c.
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TO ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT.

NAsHNLLLR, July 20, 1855.
Mr. J. H. SERMONS Sir have been using for one week
the pair OF Brazilian Spectaces that purchased from YOU
and do not he itate that they by the best
that have ever used. unabed esd the print
at night by dim ght without sraning ny eyes, whereas
the speciaces that used heretofore US hurt them
and coud not read with any satisfaction. consider your
sPectlces great improvement upon any that have ever
seeu. Yours respectfully, G NJ. FOGG.
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h0LASSES-2e9 bbls. eholce Piansaiiea Molassss.
fA landing tfom steamers Aneez and lroquois For sale
~ W. a. 00aDON a 90.
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COTTON nnnne

GHEkffN0s Of al widths, Bioached ana nroun Doue.-
- tess knFsh and American Prints, Hoyes Pnts ara
great variety of ether 0oods
Can aid examine my stock ~ Goodx
TO CASH BuYERS and PUNCTUAL CUSTOMERS sr.at
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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-16
NEW YORK BAG MANUFACT0RY-

tNJ f have now in store by late arrivals
w 20 hhds. N o. Sugar, new CROP
100 bbls. Molasses DO;
100 do Deans Extra Whiskey;
lI5 boxes-haves and quarters-Star Candles;
80 do Palm Soap;
100 do TallOw Candles:
rs do Western Reserve Cheese;
90 bbls. Clover Seed:
43 boxes Peter NJ. Boaz's Tobacco, No. 4;
20 do Preston's do do.
"a do g. Boyd's do do:
10 do BOaz 4 Goodwins do do.
III do Various Brands;
100000 Regalia Cigars, all grades;
Which We viii sell low for Cash.
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