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Gov. RoBINsoN.-Messrs. Whipple Black
Of Boston, have taken an excellent photograph
likeness of Gov. Robinson, Of Kanzas.
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w. SUMNER BARTON,
AND NOTARY PUBLIo.
N 0rcasfer Me-.

WI WEE AbVHi AN D NOTARY PUBLIC,
Worcester, Mnss.
g . l. l. E CTI IONS
VI Notes, Drafts and Negotiable Paper generally, within
We United states and Canadas, promptly attended TO-
0ders eft, addressed TO him al 23 Iph street or
at Hon |. NJ Barons office, 254 Main street
Is IN Boston daily
Worcester, April /, 1855. ar
Houehtn's Corn Solvent, An Infailfble
Remedy, for sale by JAMES GREEN, III Main a.
sold In six weeks. A4Hs
Bee cd, ertlsement in aaoiher column dam zoo
Very Particular Notloe.--Ail parties inaohtod
70 US are Informed that their bills MUST e paid wtbons
any moe delay Those who d. not hear from our nttr
ney are requested 10 settle their bills al be sho
) oootwin, opposite the Fost ONCE. ''O'o "
Apo oA1T SMITH BROTHER.
.. DIR. Henry Sargent givcr spccial at,.,,,o. =.
N.sses o' mo Ego omco No. u Worcester nsnE Roo
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FOSTER & ESTERBROOE
ATTORNEYS AND O0UNSELLORs An law
Nos and Brinley Hail, Worcester.
DWIGHT FOSTER. janl01tr JAMES p. rsrsnnnoo.
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SCHOOLS AND SCHOOL HOUSES. We give
place this morning to the Report of the Commit
tee on School Houses to whom was referred from
the School Committee the subject of altering
and improving the School Houses in the Centre
District. Although somewhat lengthy, the re-
port will well repay perusal, for it embodies
large amount of information in regard to the
structure and accommodations of the School
Houses which has not to our knowledge been
made public before.
1t will readily be seen on perusal of the report
that the school house accommodations which the
city provides are ample for much larger number
of schsars than apply for admission, and that all
sections of the city appear to enjoy about equal
facilities, for the attendance of all the scholars in
the Centre District and the immediate Districts.
Under existing circumstances, the policy may
well be doubted of erecting additional School
Houses the present year, any farther than such as
may be necessary to accommodate children in the
Primary departments in one or two of the snb-
urban districts, which might be constructed with
out the mourning OF any considerable expense to
the city. We hope all who have children at
school, will read the report
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900 Bushels Fine White Beams,
ustrecelved and for sale by DRAPER 4 CLARK
jan ~ Wash uoton So,,a..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-10

Mr.. Dunn, NJ. c., of Indiana, is very i'll,
at Washington.
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.srrsS y GOOD wan, an experienced and succeEa
midwife holds herself in readiness day and niebt M
attendthe duties of her prosson Residence is Ans,i
nnt2I ~
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WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC.
90 No. lls Main street, Worcester.
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LOCAL NEWS.


MECHANICS AssocIATIoN.-At a meeting of
the members of the Mechanics Association, on
Tuesday evening the sth inst, the following Off
GERS were chosen for the ensuing year
President-Henry S. Washburn.
V,ce PreSideRt-George NJ Rice.
JreasaTey-Beni. Walker.
CLERKS. A Rowland
Tf1ssteeS-B. C. fainter Alex Thayer E. 6.
Partridge, Henry Goddard. j. NJ c. Armsby T.
K. Earle, ]. B. Blake, c. C. Coleman, John Boy
den, e. L Marble, Lee Sprague, Daniel fainter,
Josiah W. Allen, Joel W. Upham, Samuel
Smith.
In relation to an alteration of the Constitution,
Art. q Sec. 8, of the Bylaws, it was vot that
the same be amended so as to make the President
and Vice President eligible to the office for
three years in succession instead of t,oo, and that
the word Treasurer be stricken out so thathe is eli
gible long the Association may choose to elect
him. At the close of the meeting, when nearly
all the members had retired, proposition was Of
fered that another amendment be made in Sects. 6
and 7 of Art 2, in relation to the duties OF the
Treasurer and the Clerk to the effect of putting
all the duties of the Clerk on the Treasurer,
and making the duties of Clerk merely those of
recording the doings at the meetings. A Com
mittee was chosen to take the matter into consid-
Grafton, and report at future meeting.
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" SIP e e Oily removes
TAN,
SUNRUpN
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. Strangers visiting Boston in quest OF "Medtca
hid under difficulties Of "Private Naturep viii ana
% tler advantage to consult DIR. MORRILL, The oldest
mGh6 dan, - """'iu W. .
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
PATENT ELASTIC sKIRTs.

COTTENET d Co., Importers Of French and
other European Goods, No. Is Broad street
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PROF. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE,

1T HAS WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE.
HAT all the bald and the grey be restored perfectly
TO original growth, far their locks concerned
does admit Of doubt besides will every possible
disease Of the scalp whether developed dandruG itching
in the shape Of cutaneous eruptonseven scsd head
and in possible viii IL fail Of curing - by magic
periodical headache and used twice By
the young regularly II will preserve the color Keep the
hair from falling, any imaginable age REAp JUpaR
LOGASsPoRI, Ia, June 2sth, 1855.
Messrs. o. J. Wood Coz
GESTs Yours ~ the 18Th came duly hand. Enclosed
please ind SS Il being the dar Restorative
have sold it all. II you choose you msy send SIX
dozen bottles Hair Restorative think sell H. Ii has
worked Miracles this pase sold sx 81 bottles
bald, and fetched hair all bis head.
Yours respectfully.
NJ. II. GRIDLEY,
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HAS REsrURArvEIn our columns to-day viii be found
Prof Woods Of the above article which
call attention. What has have witnessed
several acluSntAnCes In 81. Louis Hair once
grey view, black brown, the might be
being the color early manhood, and hne and gosy
silk and that without other application than the Restor
alive II hiss done this upon others will u not do the
same any readers, whose "ostY broWs"
like the locks OF Lockiss warke chief II thes
will try itf We think so.dcksOnriHs C0nSttutiOadlfSI
Ocf. 2, tSS8
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CHEAP GAS IIGHT
IRON RAILING AND

IRON RAILING AND
ORNAMENTAL lKON WORK.
NHE s-rbers arc prepared I'LL order Of any
for IRON WORK, such as
Railings for Public and Private Parks, Gardens,
Steps, Verandahs Balconies, Cemetery Lots, &C,
Also, IRON STAIRS. DOORS. SHUTTERS SETTLES,
CHAIRS TABLES, DOGS, WINDOW GUARDS GATES,
FOUNTAINS SC They pay particular attention TO encos-
ing CtMETERY LOrS and PARKS, having the largest as
sOrment Of Patterns Of establishment IN the country,
enAhled please the most fasd0us in taste Archi
Builders part OF the Onion. wanting Iron
Work by sending drawings will receive the estimate for
work. and viii fu nSh any work from their de
signs drawings that may be desired.
Persons wishing articles Of manufacture, by address
ing few lines stating fr what purpose, will he furnished
with printed designs by mail with the prices annex
ei All oTde sent viii receive pronp: attention, and
the finished and fitted in the best ranner and packed
In boxes for safe carriage, HOOD co,
l2 North Tenth Street,
And Broad and Ridge Avenue,
noy24-tru4m Philade phiR.
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G, r. OTF1CE, VASDAIIA, June p, 1854.
PROT. WoOD:-Dear SirI take pleasure Ia bearing Vols
uuaTy testimony 10 the excellence OF your Hair Restorative
Three months my hair very gIey. II Is dark
brown, (he original oT) smooth and glossy. The only
application have made 10 il has been the Hair Restorative
prepared BY you which from the result my
can mos; cordially recommend to others.
Respectfully Yours,
EDWARD WOLCOTT
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Respectfully yours,
WILSON KING.
sr. LOurs, June 20, lssS

sT. LOGS, June %, lSlA
Prof Wood AZ you AbOu5 20 prepare and vend
recently discovered hair Restorative, and request
opinion Of IT, sill state that my hair few months
ago very gray and after using bo ties Of your Hair Re-
storatVe resumed It's original color and since its appcA
ton all dandrud has disappeared from my head and have
been troubled with dsagrreabe itching Of the scalp.
satisfied that hose Who t win not regret Il, as
gives the appearance OF having been recently oiled.
prepared therefore, 10 recommend It's 10 all who de-
sirOus Of having beautiful head Of hair.
am, sr, yours, Ae-,
l. aTEWART
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alFr yOuTal Ac-s
Il. l. STEWART.

~ Prepared and sold At ia Market street, betweea
4th and 5sh 81 LOUIS No. and $40 Broadway, New York
For sale in Nashyule, q MAnufaetursT's prizes, By
EWIN BROTHERS.
6. W. HENDERSHOTr.
Aiso for sale Prof Woois Oriental sanstive Lnment
and Vegetable Life Pls warranted better than any obs
the money In all refunded See circular Tor AL nS
cessAry Information with agents.
uovfT-sitrunWfV
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LAW SCHOOL
o. THE
University at Cambridge, Mass.

Hon. JogL FAEkER, L. D. Royal Professor.
Hon. rHforHLss PAAsoss, L. D., Dane Profssor.
Hon. Eh0ET WAsHsrES, IL. D., Univsrssiy Lsctnrsr.
'HE Cou o. distraction embraces the branches
% the Common Lav. and of lqaily, Admiralty; Com
mercs lns tonAi, and coasti uonal LAS and the ia
Tsprutcncr q he Jut-d sates Tie Law Library ccussts
Of about u oo Vounss and uorks appear hey
ed and every trgrt Il nase render toomplete.
lastructon given b ora seturss and expOstons (ana
By recital and exsnnatous In connection sta thsn)
of which tksre every sees IUs Moot (ouTts
holden Ia saeh sesk, Al "a ef uhch cause previously
given oaf sfFucd b. fur STUDENTS, srd opnicn aehx-
by tte pfesd tlsfructoE kooua and othe fees
also provided he Club Coai ana an Assembly
hsl useky fr practise debate and SECURING knoEiedgs
- psrhaneatsry Lac and proc-eiags.
Students mas ne Shoo IN aay ssge sf heir pro-
fss0nA siades nsrcauts paruits, and % ne eo1-
meucsment o shsr rr IN ne nids 90 oah1r part %
4 isra- Ih-y hoefts risct ueat siaes ny Sd
psrsse secorsg thsr Tss q sbsr osn sans and a.
tAi-ueuta
me Asadrn eil Year vhkh somnsness rhuTsdsy, sx
81 "a sdnsssay In July, dided nto tgS
tsfzas ef turny Seets saoh, siA vaeAuoo a an Sssn
- fhe IS e.fh isrm
Durias fhs winter vacsten N LbrsEy epsrs5 uara-
a snd sghiud frr he 80 % m~abers a ths rchool
Appii-stsens sirui,-ua or CstAogoes 80 any
farthsr r4soa, Eay ~ us y shar q tAs Professors
a Csmeddgs-
cISssrBss. Jsa. u. is5S. ssht-ds~s~fasaz
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vrcrrrr.. Ind Jun. ia. 1ssa

VNCESEEs, Ind, June 18Th, isoS.
Prof o }. wood:-As you about 20 manufacture An
your recently Hair Restorative viii
for Whomsoeyer il may conceTn that have used H. and
others that IhaVe for several years been
a. h8bt Of using Hair RetoraVes and that and
yours vastly superior any other know. II entirely
the head Of dAndruh With months proper
any persons hair the original Youthful
color and texture giving IL healthy, soft and glossy ap
pearancr and all this Sthout Ong the hands that
ply it The dress which drops would, therefore,
recommend its every desirous Of having eps
color and texture u hair.
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HOME MADE PURNITURE.

-----E 1he undersigned bAYing rebalt theiF
FURNITU UGkE mANU FACT on
A RE nov better prepsred thsn 90 furnish ~S11a
~ their n ends aud ihs publIr with anything -
ehsV mas want la the furnitgrr iar. -.
oriers thankfuly we'd aBd romply hned. -
wsrehoa g No. ls C0llsgs street. ss helslaiore.
tsrie-lf 6R0Ohfs, EASCE 90.
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MACKENZIE & WILSON

RE making arrange end tie nlsctaIe .ui
IL their < iron
IiE TE NNES-EAN,'
The p1pular Of the south ard Southwest OrdoTt,
comp aed 10 Ry over nov B. speed hllsd.
ROOFING, GUTTERIEG, sc.
The out door aorS, mprsng IN Tin aid Copper Work
placed uudor the suPrruteudcuce 4 Mr. " W.Joues
late Of lol svllle.
ny this Arrang gem-nt a work Of he rboye description
trusted g. viii be sh.d veil te done the
Taste n cities, ard e he POSSIBLE Thtes
TIN and Copper Roofs warranted fr ave years 90 be
rerfecy Re-Igt ard rstpy,fly g. the roof Of
the Past pry hlTh o. the Target roofs In the
city which has not LEAKED nle drop sincr Tut
fact uup edeutcd the Aunals Lng q, ,nnease
TINNAIeE.
Our TnWare s made by The hest mechanics that can be
found anu Of the be { aud yirst material
CA~TiNt
The best ri tsburg CSs0nga always on hani, and a M
CAST IUON STOVES.
We have hand an times larger stook Of hotls Cook
ing and eAng tAn other house he city, and
are determined 1 10 be under old.
CRATES.
We have hand iafFe Il q prHwnr Room, Psri1s
aad omcr Atys tom he be acus. Fsst
HOJsE FURNISHING EOJDS.
Our assortment is varied, % Ial,cs many articles
eential h0u lg lyr sale a. ts usesi prcs 70
ca d, Tun,tul Uusomrrs.
All wo,k cut, sied N De executed with
and DEsPArcH ana hoqe share Il public pat
Tonagu MACKENZIE " llaoA.
Nashville, Jan ct
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First nf AnriI. 1856.

A IL those Indebted 10 the nndsrsEnsd 70 wELLER
n COO9ER, hereby noaaed thai payment Il no.
made b, the First day of april their accounts aud
be placed in hands n eeer, furher In
daixsncs eaopot be given fmarTl BIS WELLER.
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r A G. S!
$3.50 IN PREMIUM MS

HAVING largely increased my supply Of Rags By the
Premiums offered the past year, ending June S0th,
Am indaeed 20 offer larger amount " Premiums for ths
present year. and vii paw the above premium IN
tOG, $50, $50 tI0 860 t0 t40 S8O go and $40 any
ten Merchants Pedlsrs who W deliver from this date
20 the lst O JGy, 1885, the largest smOunt Of RAGS hs
be bought outside " and BY men dong business
outside of Nashville Or vicinity.
WILL AT ALL TINES PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE IN CASH FOR RAGS On DELIVERY, and issue .
ernCate TO The Of the received and paid
These certificates must be kept and sent before
July that three dsnteresed merchants Of Nashville
make the awards The largest amount being entitled
klUO, the peEt largest 70 &9O, and so on down.
Merchants sending Rags will please write tha II may
know in whose 70 issue the certificate. Combinations
@ill not be allowed.
WooI=n, Lnsev, SILK and Worstsd Rags not wanted
Aad will nos he included in the above.
earnestly solicit greater attention to saving and buying
rags throughout Middle Tennessee.
jys-dtTW1wu ". s. WHITMAN
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For Hire.
LOST BOOKS.

IIJE have .sveral likely NEGROES for hire for the bal
w - tie ear, among them excellent Boase
.s5e BOYD LYLEs.
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A LARGE number Of Law Books are missing from ny
n Library. Many broken. Gentlemen having
books with my hGnlS nape OF AEDEHsCs, Hail. EE-
thrm vin greatly obliss by having them NJ
onice, o. inform ~ Of thsm, JoHN i. BRlEN,
kb2I-lwd sUs No. 30 Cherry street, Nashville
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M&W ras aud.ruarasd hasfsg t4ksn -
N>f4ff1T tfs st.hs a. tlarksf ezreef. Nsza- sLf1A
ktfS-~ftg- 10. fsas tEo daora ksioH tAe L-A-A
49, I'm aed oppsssiss he Mznson hoass, toszn-
.rf, ~ "A : Hanlsrs respectfs1y unces thaa
- - "a h.na soa bars-s aa4 sehss. 10 b ~ -
Ia h.rsns paaiic 81 fezs1 a<os1 ttrlns- t -
IA = pfs,strsd = t1s eare q - rs bsat 1.nner Al
Hoes - sih Aa. gi,aer a. eear-1g hosss 81 r.sssrs
- st.hs. h u a.rsd ca1asaisat hasinest. and As III
- nsas sat skraaest sssfs aaa Ne sess ratsaeek
H. sssgkst "a sass1 fvfnsi sodsrsis-
la is-dt~s~is rAtfAA4o<.
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Wines, Brandies, Liquors, &C.
DE vENoGE & CHARLES,

DE VENUE q CHAhLESt
1873 Pearl street, New York,
HAVE abished Agency for the sale Of their mpor
IL tations in the city Of
NASHVELLE, atNO. 7PUBLTC SQUARE.
DE " the representatives Of Of the larRes
houses in France among others the CENTRAL SOCIETY
OF VINEYARD, PR0PRIEr0RS OF C0GNAO, whose Bran
dies they prepared TO offer in Hail. Quarter and Eighth
Pipes.
This House has become celebrated for the excellence Of
Their Shipments and from the immense capital which they
represent offer superior advantages, both In quality and
price, any other Brsndes. Shipments in Bond IL de-
sired. DE- c. also offer for 8 lie Of their OWN lMPOR
TATi0Ns, assortment OF CHAMPAiGSES, CLARETS,
AADEIRAs, sHERRIEs, HOOKS, WHIsKlEs, GIN and
Rum, &C., &c.
Charles London Cordial Gin,
O TILED in London under supervision Of the British Gov
ernmen expressly for De Venoge Charles Of New York.
pure tonic stmuant and diuretc drink, pronounced by
medical to be the most sanitary alcoholic dstaton
offered the Public This 6n from its peculiar quail
iies Is emneny adapted parts Of the country whose
waters abound with Lmest and in general use as
beverage throughout The whole United States In cases Of
and dozen bottles each bottle bearing the words
Charles London Cordial Gn blown in the glss and the
Proprietor's fac smie the label.
All orders conded to the and scrutiny Of Messrs De
Veuogs Charles through their Nashville Agency viii meet
With prompt attention and dispatch. dec5-d
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NASHVILLE, TENN MONDAY.
new YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIsCHER 4 sCHELL's GenT Advertising House,
APPLETON BuIIDISo, 846 and 34S Broadway.
Late No. SO Nassau-Street.
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IMPORTATIONS
FOR SPRING OF 1866 !!

APPROPRIATIONS
FOR SPRING OF 1861
THE subscribers beg to cali the attention q their friend
1 and he trsds generally 70 their arrangements "s
We be prepared BY the 10Th Of February shows
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK.
Our Foreign Department
VIII be supplied with entirely stock which
personally seeeIed by Of NE house in EuIOps
We invite particular attention TO
Our Dress Goods Department.
We shall be able 10 she's all the
NEWEST DESIGNS AND FABRICS,
In Silks Barages, Barage de LANES, ChAllies lis
sues, Elegant Robes, Brilliantes, Grenadines, De
Baiges, French, Scotch and English Muslins, Lawns
and cambries Bombazines, Apaeeas. shAwls scarfI,
AAntillas, TAlmas, &c, &c
ALSO,
very lHry, stesL q FRENCH, SCOTCH and IRISH EM-
BRnIDkAlEs, whITE GOODS, LINENS, LINEN GOODS,
Ribbons, Ae, &c
In the
Hosiery Department,
An unusuAry large ,toek smerae ng every VARIETY Sf
English and German Gotten, silk and Lisls Thread
bose, Gloves, Mitta. and Small Wares, &C, &c.
ALSO,
A chosce stock of Goods for
GEKTLEMEEs WEAR and TAILoRs USES.
ALSO,
In The
Carpet Department,
Every variety Of Rich Velvet, Wilton Tapestry Bra,
sels 5 PLY and IngrAin Carpets, Canton Mating,
FIocr Oil Cloths Rugs and Druege1; RICK cuk.
TAIN STUFFe, IN srsAS VARIETY; Aad
HoUsE-KEEPING GOODS
ALSO,
In the
Domestic Goods Department,
A fan ssortmrnto
AMERICAN, COTTON AND wooLLEE GooDs
wsr.psAt whA ws have oasn said bsfrs that h is
nis atoa TIC seatbern Trade of he fSf
srcKs q tiooss and b sH tsta Ass tey aid
IN ang nssiJkef n ne eoalafsy.
Osf TvFrsn EssEss sIs AZ 90 0sA oSs issoHsAFs saa
bkrtirusaFiy sdspted 70 SoashsFh eeusual lisa
We shHH he rsd - lks trzds IN mArkrt he
Ing ssaen ard ss0s then Eek, VIA
thst - &c he taEsesa q CLoSk hufkKs - sKA-
ias Is
ally bHk We shah also adlsrs ths systs fuaAca
AAs sotsd vel ne past ssssanb q ss nF hsscf efera
ssd cslsFsa eoTrs Gslaa hs Rsls easA. 81 1saszeis
go prtes
BANCROFT, BRTTs q MARSHALL,
800 and ali KinE 81,
lsss-6a chaFiestens =. c.
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LADIES HEELED CATERS.

IIAYE received another ihcAl q IT
THEA solss.
[" J Clrh Congress Boots.
4" {" kd Buskins aud Paris Ties;
a. Thea Saud heats,
MisssT Kid slippers. U4tsrs and Fsncy Boots.
JOHN RAMAGE
A naH 81
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Hsw stosk Of Furnishing ana Fancy q

heU otoek OF Enrashlng ana Ianey deodA
N tnptts al % stock q furnish.na sn4
w fsney Goo3s We haxe noW : saper1 ot q ch1rtA.
Cellars TEs CrsFss bsndkrTehrf, stocks, 81 hAa
Hosr, koh-s 6c A.. Ao. Frssh sapply - PesfanerJs
aad usny nss styles a ssnsy 6oo, .s q vhleh sn -
% q a : taif rate J. H. Mci2iLls
sAes' ana 0enrsusah Farnlshinr asd fAneY store,
maFt Corner sssars aad 0eisEs street,
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White Lead

O00 KEss q W. c. s'oekssn 4 Co.. srand q PuKK
~lOO Nhltk LEAD, faa ssisht sAd very vhile
For sale b. cHURcH ANbKksOk.
WANTED. FLAxsREn. TE vAch the hlEA
sti @arsvi Psiss ~ es pals. IL Casa. tisus--u
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MARCH II. 1856.
ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency of g. SwYM
MER, No. IA Second Street, ST. LOUIS, No.
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NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY,
No I7t South Front Street.
NASHVILLE. THsn
B COOK, prsctioAl RELL and BRASS FOUNDER
IL. tuCccssor 70 Weller Coos, prepared manafss-
0rdrr, Bclis 1harChts. sleamboxts and PIaata-
lions. 80, strsm Whistles, o. Globes, cyiRder 6aasa
and Stop Cocka. uose and salt vel Joints %
Mou ting, Ant FRICTION Metal
All uork mAle b. nraiasss and despAtsh - a
be.s mAisria a. los prices, and NARRATED. AniS-iy
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ED. BURKE PICKETT,
REAL ESTATE. COW ICIAL,
NANCIAI., AND
G Z N q r AL A. MT,
Corler Oi Broad and Front sts, ever c. Andsrson's
NASHVILLE, TENN,
IITfiL take cha~g~ & any business entrusted him.
w quiFrg he yirrs of fr commission
ur~Y satisfactory s parties and All cars, ,hargcs
81 BE- ma r unless a stacI . giNen.
ThH ga laauc- II Contracts. Parrbss7 Sac, and Rent
81 Real ESTATE a. city and eistwi ere the y rchsss
And sale upon toumis iou, 4 Pom stocks snd lubte
brbs ami Notes q svcy drscron Merchandise, Groce
re-, al Nnhs 4 ~ ~ Aid agricultural sres and
mnsmeuts the settlement & aud lAms and col
crlions general y, Hueudsd 10 Ataa ana pr pt
made.
ES- inbrnston sought ani gvsr in every department
q bsines hoiaaF % sucrvs, onJ ttrict attention
q NY engagement, - Fat-T 90 ths quantity Of bg
sntss d0us A. a rAo btaf oAdrges, respectfully
hc.I share u publc patronage
kEFERENCEs;
Gov W. B CampbtH, &. v Jackssn, 7. Motley, Rank
u Middle iern, a. l. bsnoh; Gov ~ = B'own, F-h
Cunningham. ChuFch Aniersan, Mcclure haea 90 BuTEs
'iru, ADD fson, An .un % J0ha hFsn Zee, A. J.
duncan, hacNsnHis wiisoa. NAhvies geseph " Aies,
Acw ursauai Joha " "a Ter, fb burEh; }. D. Lsh-
msf, C'ncinlan; Idnana Cooper, osiivvl Cumming,
". Nhiuhorns, ksa col A. N. ooney, cnumbs, Gel
J. G Guid, Cot Head, H. HsAalA asa z hsksr, Esg..
Gaistni a. Aw L. Alexander, ha5 D Basf0rd, Col ;. a
Aad atizrus rsnsrsly, Carthage.
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IRA 4. STOUT,

4 L & II / 4 v T. l. Il
OFFICE No. &c F1ONT 81,
/ Three doors from Public Square, NASHVILLE, Ten,
"A III te al knhs at property Tor the b,usht ~ those
/ w wanting Auctionecr. Second hand Furniture,
md al Kinds ~ perishHhe property soh Publc square
Ao, NrFruys hired puhcy and sni suction. Win attend
of All kn = N tie cnt Of Davidson la Ihe city, st
] private hnurrs and fArtra TKY Ma.