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+" Excelsior" =!

the great trial of Agricultural Implements in Nash
N vile on the 4h, 5th and 9th of June, 1856,
THE EXCELSIOR CORN COB MILL" WAS AWARD
ED THE HIGHEST PREMIUM,
as will appear from the following extract from the report
of the committee. They say
"Of Corn and Cob Crushers there were entries but
in consequence of some accidental breakage, only two
made trials.
l. Excelsior. by J. c. Baldwin Qeavitt's Patiently
q Joyees Star Mill, by b. S. Weller Little Giant by
D. II. Anderson
Both these Crushers constructed similar mechsni
cal principles, and about the same power; but the
Judges gave the premium TO Badwin's Mill 1t seemed to
have capacity given time but its chief superor-
ty consists in its having movable rings which constitute
the grinding surface and OF course the wearing surface
These grinding surfaces cast iron, and be re-
newed readily and at little cost This gves more durs'
bility for less money"
The above MILL for Crushing Corn and Cobs, grind
ing meal for family use is furnished all complete NTH
tGo pair Of grinding rings, scch makes IL equal to ttOO
malls, at the low price of 5000.
Address JAMES C. BALDWIN co,
ie27-6mtwkw 81 College street, Nashville, Tenn.
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SeWanee House.

COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WILLIAM ROBERTS, Proprietor,
(LATE OF TYRE sPRINGs.)
THE subscriber has recently taken this well IA
known establshment-is reftting and thor III
oughy renovating it, and hopes soon to have it in Mi
such condition as not TO be inferior to any house this
civ The Proprietor hopes by his exerons and til OF
his Assistant mr. Craddock who formerly presided at
he City HOTEL be able make his house worthy of be-
ing paronzed by the public and promises that no pains
those who may favor him with their patronage. He res
pectfuIly solicitsa trial of his house.
fsb26-dtw&w-H WIN. ROBERTS.
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THs READISs QUAtmcArroA-h is said that
four hundred persons in Connecticut were deprlV-
ed of their vote this month BY the new constitu-
tionsl provision requiring that they should kno"
how to read and write in order to vote. Inc
Philadelphia Ledger says:
Connecticut is the first State that has made an
attempt to disfrsnchise free citizen. IL is oesra'
knowledge, reading and writing, put we should
not fall into the error of mstskpg the mere instru-
mentslities for intelligence itself. A man may
know how TO think correctly who knows nothing
At ali of reading and writing, and some that ca n
do both, the latter have no original thinking pow
er. The latter are less capable of exercising the
right of suffrage iDtelligently than the man who
possesses natural mother wit, without any assist
ance from reading. An aristocracy founded on
scholastic sttainments may be better than ore
based upon property, but an aristocracy of any
kind in representative Republic, established on
the principle of equal political rights, is not very
consistent, nor very democratic
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Notice-InhaIatiOn i'm CCnSumptiOns-See
advertisement this head. Female Complaints, vene
real Affections Dyspepsia Diseases of the Heart and Liver
&C. will meet with due attention, loct96-d6m.
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Com merfiaI.
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE.

NASHVILLE. Nov. 25, n, 1856.
CoTToN.-Sales at Johnson & Horne's of SO bales at
90 s59Sl0 so.
ToBACCo.sales of 40 hhds of damaged tobacco
son Horne's Monday last The following some of
the figures: IS, S. co. IS, co. e5 co. s5 10 co.
10 e5, 10 co.
RoCERIES-Unchanged.
DRIED FRUIT.-Apples 81 25.. Peaches, peeled 80 90
Peaches, unpeeled, 81 rs.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The Pastor OF
this church will address his congregation on Thurs,
day, 9th inst, Thanksgiving Day. at II O'Clock,
A. NJ.
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REMovAL.-JoHN YORK & Co., have removed
their bookstore to the new buildings opposite
GREIGs nov2l-lw.
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B- Corn is selling at 40 cests per bushel; and
not 80 cents, as was enormously stated by city
paper.
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PENMANSHlP,
MIR. DOLBEAR, from - his Academy in
wi New Orleans, respect fully informs the
Ladies and Gentlemen of - A&8 Nashville, that he
will give lessons in WRIT <It# ING, at the Saloon
of VESSEL THOMPSON No AZ Union street. In few lessons
Ladies taught write in neat easy and rapid manners
and Gentlemen bold rapid business STYLE Hours from to
A M. and from p NJ, and from to at night.
Persons from the country finish their lessons in
week.
Mr. D: will have time to call families he hopes
that all who desire join his Classes will make early appca
ton.
To persons acquainted with its merits his system of writing
needs but those not acquainted with II,
Mr. D. refers following remarks and testimonials In
stead of teaching Penmanshp merely initiative Art
experience has enabled him reduce to the
certainty Science, that being guided by knowledge,
instead random practice pupils years Of age,
in a short time learn TO write with
EASE, ELEGANCE AND RAPTDTTY
accurate his system and uniform its success that
witnessing several hundred pupils in this
place, lamented Alfred Hume Observed consider it
but justice say, that believe il not only the best system
but the only deserving the nameor by strict attention
the rules given person In short time, acquire
a free, rapid and elegant hand"
Such believes will be the opinion of all who test its
merits and experience of above - years. mosty in New
Oreans) since the above opinion expressed, Mr. D.
hopes has deaed nothing from the merits of his SYSTEM or
his skill in iescbDg t..
IT p See Mr.. DolbeaT's large Circular tnoVl4-u
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RAILWAY Co
PILES PILESl PILES
rHIs HITHERTO ISrRAcrABEE DISEASE, OF EyERx
IN EVERY STAGE,

rH1a HITHERTO ISfRAcrABLE DISEASE, or EyERx
IN STACK,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DR. CAVANAUGH'S PILE SALVE
WILL never fail in giving immediate resf and posi-
w lively curing the worst ana most obstinate OF
gsmorrhoids or Piles ID is the
ONLY INFALLfBLE REMEDY KNOWN
hare or for the Piles and is the result cf years
Of patient study and investigation.
Sufferers from Piles now hare remedy ct hand which
will
without fear Of failure its part do all The proprisior
claims for il. ~
Full directions accompanying each box and al tat Is
requisite sstrctly to observe them, and s
70 hollow.
DR. T II. CAVANAUGH, presently -
Dear Sir: When arrived in the city lsr days ago,
was suffering intensely with the piles. mentioned my
condition to you, asking your advice You recommended
your Pile Salve saying il would tired 1.-THE
effect was immediate, and an now we'd, believe il
to BE- as proved in my case nvans3ls remedy and
Tor that disease the Piles and as such recon-
mend it to others.
Yours truly, JOHN W. HANSON ofSt. Louis No.
~ Price 81 per box. For sale in Nashville BY Ewin
Bros, Wholesale Agents, and by Druggists and Dealers
Dr. 7. q. OAVANAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
aue8i-Iv INSIDE ST Louis No.
COALG COALI
IHOUR THOUSAND bushels Ohio River Coal 70 arrive
II Nashville wednesday, 18th November
Orders for the ab0Ve IS and % cents hushe viii be
attended 70 by Pr. HARDCASTLR,
DOyIe-n opposite steamboat LandiRg.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
NASHVILLE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. as, 1855
WHEAT, CORN AND C0TToN-LBERAL PRE-

g. =
WHEAT, CORN AND CoTToS-IBERAL PRE-
NUNS.
The TrsxEssrE STATE AGRICULTURAL BUREAU
offer the following premiums for field crops to be
awarded at the next State Fair, at Nashville, in
October, 1857:
For the best ten acres of Wheat, 500
{" f" Corn, 100
i" :" Cotton, 100
These premiums are not to be bestowed until an
accurate report is made of the mode of prepare
ton of soil, and of cultivation, and of the amount
of labor and of fertilizers employed in the produc
ton of the crop, accompanied with satisfactory
evidence as to the measurement of acres, and of
its products. And in no instance is premium to
be awarded where, from the report of expendi-
ture of labor and cost of fertilizers, the committee
is satisfied that the profit is not such would JUS
tify them in recommending the mode to the State
at large for general adoption.
These premiums are open to the competition OF
farmers ir every part of the State
The news papers of the State will confer ia
vor by copying this notice and calling attention
to it.
By order of the State Agricultural Bureau.
E. G.. EASTMAN, Sec.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

A DIVIDEND OF this day de-
n clared the Capital Stock Ofhe Nashville Commercial
Insurance Company Of the profits for the six months
ending this day. JAMES WALKER, Sec'y.
NASHVILLE Nov. 3, 1856. & P. InoV4-dIm
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A SMALL FARM FOR SALE NEAR NAsn-
WILLIE.

r HAVE for sale about 20 acres of Land, 81 miles
from the city, in good neighborhood onethird clear
ed and the balance heavily mbersd The entire Tract
splenddly set in Blue Grass. will divide into TWO or
four parcels il the entire Tract be disposed Of or the
whole to one purchaser, on liberal terms.
There four beautiful Building Sites susceptible of
being made as handsome any place about Nashville
For further particulars call and at No. College
octl9-t ]. @. FITE.
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NOTICE.
MERCHANTS BANK, -
NOVEMBER, 10, 1886.
ON and after Monday next the 18th instant this aak Wbl
" b. opened O'Clock A. N =, and closed at }, p NJ.
oyi2-Im john PORTERFILD, Cashier,
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New Wheat Flour.

OnO BAGS City Mills extra New White Wheat
S5.a Family Flour in store sTss s9d Sy sale H II
CUGAR-7S hhds Fair to Choice Louisiana Sugar, tor
july8 sTRATTON EWING.
GOFFEE-6OO bags Bait Rio Coffee, choice;
" SO I" Laguyra do do;
so Old Government Java Coffee.
In store and for sale by STRATToN & EWING.
SALT-l2OO bags Fine liverpool salt. for sale By
- july2 STRATTON EWING
w H 95I pr, = b0' Ohio and Tennessee Whisky
juiy2 sTRATTON EWING
NAILS-5OO kegs Wheeling Nails for by
IN july2 STRATTON &EWING.
XNHEAT, WHEAT-2OOOO bushels Red an
w White Wheat wanted immediately, for which W
iul " 40 -''' -'N sTRATToN EWING.
CTAR CANDLES-lOO boxes Star Candles;
- 5OH" do do;
Orsals by sfRATT0N & EWING.
jluy2-f
Groceries,
NTEare prepared to furnish plantation supplies of
w every kind and would invite the attention Of ASer
chants and De- lers to stock which will at ell times be
complete and consists in part at present. ct the following
articles:
so bids Sugar; 400 bags Coffee;
1880 bags salt; cu.. 900 900 barrels I SAL
100 pieces Bagging; 200 half pieces Bagging
200 " IS inch Baggirg; 600 coils Rope; together
with all other articles usually kept IN such establishments
JOHNSON, HORNE co.
jy29 B. Corner Broad and Market sta
WHISKY.
StIX hundred and twenty barrels Rectifed Whisky in
- store and for sale by JOHNSON, HORNE co.
LANGHORNE 4 ARMiSTEAD.
IN BOXES Langhorne d Armisieads Celebrated To-
~ bacco, just received.
COTTON YARNS.
A FULL stock of Cotton Yarns from the Vale Mills
N Sparta, Sycamore Mt Vero, Laurel Hill Contra
may5o ' VIII. GORDON co.
CUGAR-25O bhds Common and Prime louisiana su-
- gar, in store and Tor sale BY =, oonno,
maySO W. II. GORDON CO
NOFFEE-9OO bags Far and Prime Rio Coffee, in
maySo VIII GORDON co.
NRUSHED SUGAR-lOO bbs New York "A"
" Crushed Sugar, for sale by e,,,,,,
ID ICE-iO tiercss fresh Carolina Rice, for sale By
III W. Ii. GORDON co.
NTHISKY-5O bbs Robertson county Whsky.
w 100 Deans Aurora
so 4" Old Bourbon
For sale by W. II. GORDON co.
NAILS-I 900 kegs Shoenberger's Nails all siles
IN sale by W. H GORDON co
INTRAPPING PAPER-I,OOO bundles single
w crown, medium and double crown, for sale BY
maySO w. ii, GORDON co.
900 BALES Gunny Bags 81 and bushels;
CUU 100 " Osnaburg ~
For saeby [maysOI w. q. GORDON CO.
OSNABURGS.
1nn BALES "a Alisona Osnaburgs;
lUU so " A Franklin ="
g ( Georgia :, oonno -
For sale by W. II. GORDON co.
may30
SHEETINGS.
az BALES A Laurel Hill Sheetings;
I'd 10 a. Glen Mills
25 /" A. Sparta
Now in store and receiving daily and for sale by
maye0 W. ii. GORDON &CO.
ELOUR-From the Lebanon Mills GOodettsville do.
II Manchester do, Star do and Spencers do. In store
and for sale to the trade only, by
may30 W. ii. GORDON q co.
CIDER VINEGAR expressly for family use. For sale
" by an8'66 E. OKANE
II ANGHOKNE Il ARMSFEAD.-95 boxes Of
IL this celebrated chewing Tobaccs rece7ed-new crop
| and for sale hCREA TERRASS.
TNDIGO.-TwOcases best just received for sale bT
Il sept7 MCREA 4 TERRAsa
| lava COFFEE.-5O pockets very nne just re-
! q ceived and for sale by
/ sept7 MCREA d TERRASS.
1
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HEINRICH returns his sincere thanks to the Ladies
"A and Gentlemen of Nashville, and vicinity, for their
patronage and informs them that he has again opened
place of business No. South Market street, where he
intends carrying the Dying and Securing business in all
its various branches for only Having made several
improvements hope by strict attention, to merit eontinu
ance of your custom.
noy6-Imo A. HEINRICH.
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i,HIS getting into all country
gents informing OF effected In their immediate
neighborh0Ods warrant saying it lie of the best
Cough Medicine before the public
It almost invariably relieves and not unrequenty cures
the very When all other Cough preparations
failed this has relieved the patient, Druggists deal
in Medicines, and Physicians testify Ask the Agent
your town. what been his experience of the
of medicine. If he has been selling for any
length time he will tell the best medicine exant
Below give few extracts from letters we have recev
ed lsatly regarding the virtues of this medicine;
DR.. s.. S. Osn, of Knoxville, Ca says:-I have been
using your Lverwort and Tar very extensively in prae
tiee for three years past and tits with pleasure state my
belief in It's superiority over all other articles win when
am acquainted, for which il Is recommended.
Messrs. Fitzgerald & BenneTs, writing from Waynesville
N. c. says:-"The LiverwOrt and Tar is becoming daily
popular in this country and we think justly So All
have tried speak in commendabie terms OF H. and say
tits very bene6cia in alternating the complaints or which II
Is recommended. - -
our Agent in Pickens District s. c., Mr. s. K. McPaT,
with great benefit in his family
andrecOmmends TO his neighbor He gives instance
negro woman in his vicinity, who had been suffering
disease of the Lungs for years. attended with sever
cough, who relieved by the LiverwoTt and Tar.
the good reports hear Of this Medicine RON
all parts of South. report of the surprising
1t performed in the Western and Northern and Eastern
States would invite the suffering patient read the pam
phet which accompanies each bottle. TO al We nave
Ope, have hOpel
FRY the mcdonnell Be warned in seasonlu And neglec
that cough which Is daily weakening your constitution,
Irritating throat and lungs and Inviting that dread
disease, Consumption, when soothing and healing rem
edy obtained Rogers Syrup OF LverwOrt and Tar
Beware of and base limitations. The genuine
article signed Andrew Rogers, the engraved wrapper
Price one Dolarper Bottle, Bottles Five Dol
lars. Sold wholesale and retail BY SCOVlL d MBAD,
Ill ChaTres ST. bet. Cont and ST. Louis N o. Sole Agent
Southern States, whom all orders and applications
for Agencies must be addressed. Sold also by
EWin Brothers, Berry Il DemOvile, A. X. Roscoe Thos
Wells and G. W. Hendershott, Nashville Tenn and by ali
other DruggiststhrOuzh the State. anl2-d&triwly.
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New Books,
HOW WE LIVE.


/ DRAPER's LoGY.-Ineompsraby the best Work
the Subject embracing great and Important discove
H6MaN and pynaca or the
Conditions and Course the Life Of Man. By John William
in the University OF New York illustrated by nearly 800
fine Woodcuts from Photographs $50 pages evo, Muslin
''e octao anu ~ 'A'' ~ Market street
| BRCKwoURTa'S LIFE AND ADVESTUREs.-The
Life and Adventures Of James Beckwourh, Mountaneer
Scout and Pioneer Crow Nation OF Indians
Written from his dictation, BY T. D. Bonner. With H.
His Life has been scene Of bold enterprises Of appalling
dangers Of hair breadth to which would be DIM
The volume seems e be rgdy truthful and is one Of tn
For sale at '''-'' HAGANs, Market street.
| WILSON'S WESTERN AFRICA.--western Africa /: its
Wilson, Eighteen Years Missionary Africa and
of Presbyterian Board OF Foreign Mis-
1 W.o1 6ooS on the
complete and report that has ys Of
Literary Garstts .,,,s
A the Admirers Of shakesPears-The Original Text of
Shakespeare Resored-29UO6 Typographical Errors and
| tianed ia The Recently Discovered Folio of 1852.
The complete Works of William Shakespeare, comprising
n Po and Sn each Play
Collier, ESQ., To which are added, Glossaral and
Readings ali other editions by John L. Jewet EN-
behed with Splendid Portrait, and forty new original
oci2s Market street.
- oDEY's LADY's B0oK-Godey's Lsdys Book for No
oct afm'''' just ''''''' anu RAG4s's, Make. street.
BILL PAPER,
100 REAMS long and broad Account Paper superior
novlI HAGAN & BRO, Market st.
LADIES' POST,
Ok RBAMs very superior Letter Paper Just received and
81 for sale by HAGAN q Bko.
CARPENTERS PENCILS.
DAYS Premium Carpenters Pencils few Crosses just re-
L ceiyed by HAGAN & BRO,
nov1l Market street.
A LARGE and superior assortment Of Writing Inks in
"A store and for sale by HAGAN BIO.
NEW BOOKS: at. u,.
SINAI AND PALESTINE, in connection with their His
tory. By Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, M. A-one Vodme with
The GENIUS OF CHRISTIANITY; or the Spirit and
Beauty of the Christian Religion BY Viscount De Chateau
COM. PERRY's EXPEDITION TO JAPAN AND THE
novll Market street,
HARPER FOR DECEMBER.
IJARPER's MAGAZINE for December-the beginning Of
II anew volume. Now time to subscribe Subscrip
ton RECEIVED and single copies sold y pRo N.,t.
GLOVER & co.
CITY EXPRESS CKA GES
DARCELs and Baggage delivered any part of the city
Feeling that such an enterprise was very much needed
they have ncrd heavy expense to get neat and quick
S R meH e
Mr. A L. Westbrook, late messenger of Adams Express
Company will charge Wagon and receive and de-
liver Packages point the city and suburbs Charges
very moderate.
Office Ne. Cherry street, up stairs, VIM L. Boyd's
Jr. [noVll-6m.
NOTICE TO POLICY HOLDERS.
MR.. E. d. FARNSW ORTIZ has been duly elected Marine
VI Fire Inspector for the Issuance Offices and Agen-
cie of this city, and such Inspectors authorised TO
anime any risk taken by either of the Offices
JOSEPH VAULX, PEes't.
ALEX. FALL, Pres't.
SAM. SEAY, Prest.
oct3I-tf Jos. NASH, Agent.
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VINO WANTS IT IA RARE CHANCE FOR
A BARGAIN.
nNE of the and oldest Family Groceries and Steam
" Boat in the city is Tor Rent and the Stock and
fixtures for sale Apply at the corner OF Broad and Front
treets InOv13-lm.
TO THE CONSUMERS OF CORN MEAL In
NASHVILLE
HAVE started Mill in the city, and will keep on
| hand, fresh Meal, at No. 107 South Summer street
All orders attended to- and will sell at the lowest cash
city, and will deliver to customers in any part NJ the
price. J. W. CALDWELL
man13-tf Agent.
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ALL THE PREMIUMS AGAIN AWARD
ED TO
waterfield & Walker!

Waterfield & Walker!
A GREEABLE with their usual custom waterheld &
n Walker again swept the board of all tho Premiums
offered at The late Fairs for the finest specimens in the Hat
Department II should be borne mind the very
moderate price of five dollars these elegant Hats
be procured lnovIl WATERFIELD * WALKER.
NEW DESIGNS OF SOFT HATS,
THE largest and select assortment So Fur Hats
will be found at Waterield & WalkeFs-they have all
the eolOrs of the season.
nOVl WATERFILD & WALKER
LADIES' RIDEiNG HATS.
THE Ladies will find a Waterheld Il Walkers some
handsome styles Of Riding Hats of the richest
and most appropriate designs Also full assortment of
Fancy Hats and Caps for children.
FURSI FURS FURSI
ME have received part Of Winter stock OF Furs'
w and will sell them at very moderate prices
WATERFIELD * WALKER.
City Hat and Fur Store,
novl 20 Public Square.
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FALL G. CUNNINGHAM,

Fine Winter Boots.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF SUPERIOR
FALL AND WINTER BOOTS, SHOES AND
CATERS.
AN now receiving some of the finest Stock Shoes
l. had, among which will be found variety of
French Patent Leather Double sol'd Caters
Waterproof Boots;
for dress cold weather of superior quality and make and
which solicit the attention of those who desire good
opened SI' 0sn''msn' iO''' ''pp'jjo JOHN s RAMAGE.
nov2O A College street.
LADIES, FINE WINTER SHOES.
AM constantly receiving and have hand large
stock beautiful aud fashionable Boots Shoes and Gait
cold weather Dress Shoes French Embroidered aud Turk
ish Toilet Slippers, just oPenedby JOHN RANGE IMAGE
TRUNKS AND VALICES.
TRAVELLERS will find AZ College street. large stock
OF the best Trunks Valces Carpet and Leather Bags.
Ladies' Hat Boxes of every STYLE atvery low prizes
noy2O JOHN RAMAGE.
LADIES' SHOES.
SNYDRR & FRIzzELL are opening to-day some choice
Ladies' Thick Sole Lasting CATERS,
" " Kid hAn
g Thin /" G GS@g5s' si KID !"
SNYDER & FRIzZELL
nov5 30 Public Square.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
n ENT'S Fine Calf Pump Sole Boots;
VI Gents Fine Calf Stitched /"
" - Double Sole &c
" Water proof I"
4" Congress Caters;
" " Z" double sole;
Oxford Ties,
These goods from Of the best manufactures in
| Phladep hia. Call at No. 20 Public Square.
noy5 SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
| THREE NEGROES FOR SALE,
HAVE for sale negro woman about IS years of
GOOD Cook and Washer also two very likely girl child
rem and years of age would prefer selling them
some perpon living in Nashville Davidson county.
| noy9O-9v X. 8. H0LLINS, "a Public square.
| NOTICE.
OUR present prices for Common Candy is Sl8 per 100
mounds other sold prices.
| VESSEL 4 THOMPSON,
GEORGE GRElG,
| LONGHURST d CO.,
| oct2s-tf J, G. & c. ROBERTSON
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DANCINU
MONS PINGUELY, at the request Of many Gentlemen of
WI this city, will open his Academy FRIDAY, October
3lst ~ O'Clock, p NJ at his Hail. COoper's Building,
where he will teach the latest and most Fashionable Dances
the day. Grand Exhibition Ball will be given
month Pupils after months instruction, will have the
privilege of meeting the Ladies' Glass q week.
NJ DAYS of tuition WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS at
71 O'Clock, P. NJ. Terms-S6 per month in advance.
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GSsS S1Rs1l
Ess dER ys.!;IE!l[ 3 IAR,
>STaFS
Q EaNNE 3 EaES Q d

For the Complete Cure of Coughs, COldSs
Influenza, Asthma, BrOnc It's, Spittin z
of Blood and all other Lung Com plants
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NOTICE To POLICY HOLDERS.
MR.. e d. FARNSW0RTH has been duly elected Marine
N and Fire Inspector for the Issuance Offices and Agen-
cies of this city, such authorised
anime any risk taken by either Of the Offices
JOSEPH VAULX Pres't.
ALEX. FALL, Pres't.
SAM. SEAY, Pres'.
oct3I-f Jos. NASH, Agent