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BATON RoUGE,.:AUG'sT 5, 1856.


Darn or MRs. CosvERsE.-A feeling
Of deep regret will take possession Of this
entire community at the announcement Of
the death of this estimable lady. She has
been called from her sphere Of genuine
christian mercy and usefulness, TO bright
or and better world. Mrs. Converse, is
too well known to all classes, Of this com
munity, to need any eulogy from us. Her
name was ever mentioned associated with
acts of true benifcence. At all times
when the clouds of epidemic have hung
like pail Of night over us, Mas. CONVERSE,
stimulated by no order, and no motive,
apart from her own generous heart, has
been found at the side oil The sick and the
dying, in the most lowly places as well as
the most exaulted mnistefIng as an angel
to the afflicted. In gloomy hour of the
past, when the death bell was familiar
sound, and Cur citizens found it necessary
to band together an association 10 relieve
the suffering sick within Our gates when
home for such was asked-that of this
estimable lady, came simultaneously to the
mind of all. The world has but few OF
such sisters Of mercy--there is none to Gil
the place OF Mas. CONVERSE. Peace 10 her
ashes--death has no sting for such az she
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Notice.

THE FILLMORE RANGERS. will have a public
meeting and Torch Light Procession, ON
SATURDAY NIGHT, the 9Th day Of August next
Several distinguished speakers will address
the people. All those feeling an interest In the
election Of FILLMORE and DosELsos. are reuuested
to be present. I'M. PIERCE. President.
N. @. HARRIS, See'y. fjuIy3i-H
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Land Warrant for sale,

A LAND WARRANTSCRIPT, calling
IA for 100 acres, that can be placed up
on any public land which has been offered
for sale, and now subject to private entry.
For further particulars, apply to GEoReE
A. PIKE. ESQ. Baton Rouge, La.
aug2-tf.
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re- The losses of France by the Eas-
tern War. is not SO great as rumor had
supposed them to be. The Paris
Monitear publishes return, from May
the LIST 1854, the day Of the embarka.
ton Of the troops for Turkey, up to
March 30th 1S56--the date Of the
treaty Of peace (the report does not
comprise the wounded who have not
died Of their wounds.) Il is as fol-
lows.
Officers of all ranks. Observation-Disclosures. 1,2s4
Cub. officers, corporals and brigadiers.. 4,4n3
Eoldiefss. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o6,seo
Total deaths ............... Ga 400
These returns are made up from authentic
sources.
A large proportion Of this number,
were not killed 10 battle, but died Of
exposure, and disease,
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DIED.

At her residence In this city, on Mordsy the
ath inst, Mrs. ELIZA CONVERSE, aged 81 years.
Her friends and the frienfs Of the family, are
invited to attend her funeral from the late resi-.
dence corner Of North Boulevard and Second
street, at 10 o'clock this morning.
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OuT1AwRy.--Tbe Calcasieu Press
has communication from Orange
County, Texas, In reference to an or
ganized band of mail robbers, horse
thieves, and gamblers, in that county
who occasionally get over into the
Parish Of Calcasieu to practice their
villiany. The correspondent Of the
Press, furnishes the names Of the crew,
aud gives the different crimes Of which
1t is notorious that they are guilty
They hang together and aid one other
in such manner that il is impossible
to bring them to justice.
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MARRIAGE AN EpiDEMlC. A Penn
sylvania editor says that marriage has
broken out among his neigbbors, and
that it is spreading with frightful viru-
lence all over the northern end of The
country, carrying off hundreds of bis
subscribers. Hundreds Of cases, .he
says, have come under bis own obser-
walton, all Of them hopeless-once
seized, the victim is case the only
thing that can be done is to call in a
clergyman to prepare him for his fate.
Having had the complaint before, he
says, is no protection against it. A
widow who had caught it years before
aud was slowly recovering from its ef-
fects, suffered a relapse, and was now
lost beyond recovery. She has mar
ried a seconed time.
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THE HAMMER.-The hammer is the
universal emblem of mechanics. With
it are alike forged the sword of conten-
ton and the pIoughshare of peaceful
agriculture. In ancient warfare the
hammer was powerful weapon, indie
pendent of the place which it formed.
BY it are forged the popderous engine
and the tiny needle. It is an instru.
ment Of the savage and the civilized.
Its merry clink points out the abode Of
industry; it is domestic deity, presi-
ding over the grandeur OF the most
wealty and ambitious, as we'll as the
humble and impoverished. Not a
stick is shaped, not a house is raised,
a ship floats, or a carriage rolls, a
wheel spins, an engine moves, press
speaks, violin sings spade dalves,
or flag waves, without the hammer
Without the hammer civilization
would be unknown, and the human
species only as defendless brutes but
in skillful hand, directed by wisdom, it
is an instrument of power, Of greatness
and of true glory.
10 A country girl writing to her fri
ends, says of the polka, that :" the dansin"
does not amount to much, but the ''huggin
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Fine Imported Cigars.
A SUPPLY of very choice, at retail by
IA iuly30 JOSHUA BEAL.
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD draft or buggy horse. Also, a good rid.
ing poney, to be had at bargin by making
inquiry at this Office. aug 1st 1-w.
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REMOVED.

HAVING removed my Grocery into the brick
Ill building recently erected on the South East
corner OF Cours House Square, respectfully in
yite, Old Customers and New ones. 10 give me a
call. tjulyN 60. BRYAN.
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Ruff1I.

FRESH country made Butter received
l. every week. M. G. BRYAN.
iuly-29. s. f. Cor. Court House Square
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AN 1R1sHMAN s IDEA Or AMERICA.
One of the best definitions of al
Irishman's idea of America that we
ever saw, Ia contained in the following
extract from the Fairy Circle, tale
of John Brougham's Irish Echoes:
Where did 'baccy come from, Cor
ney % inquired Mary.
why, from 'Meriky. where else r.
he replied, ''that SEM us the first
petaty. Long life to it, for both, say
l."
What sort of "a place is that /
wonder.
"'Meriky, is it' They tell me its
mighty stable. Mol, darlin' I'm told
that you might rowl England through
it, an it would hardly make dint in
the ground; there q fresh water ocean
inside of it that you might dhround
Ireland in, and save Father Matthew,
a wonderful sight of throble an as
for Scotland, you might stick in cor
ncr of one of their forests an you d
never be able to find it except it might
be by the smell of whisky. IF I hap
a thriAe Of money, Id 60 and seek my
forth there.
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Cape Lime,

1n0 BARRELS just received by
NV aug1 BARBEE & BENJAMIN.
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ga numerous poem, called "Frottila,' y
has just been published at Florence.
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10 A country girl writing to her fri.
ends, says of the polka, that :" the dansin''
does not amount to much, but the "huggin
is heavenly"
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PENNsYLVANIA i<AILAD.
- E 80

- ~ -. 81 -
rNHE Crest Central Route connecting Atlantic eaties
with Western, Northwestern, and Scfes'erh Sls'ss'
BY continuous Railway direct. This slSo eonneets
al Pttsburg with oaiy line OF Stesmto an torts on
the West-Tn RIVERS and at Cleveland Sandusky with
SIss,ers 10 ali ports on tbs NorthvsstLakes making
the most dtrecf cheapsst 2sd retiGSoats oy Wnlcn
PREIGHT can ne forwarded 10 and hthe Grsdt Wsst.
Rates between Philadelphia aflttsourg:
FIRST CLASS. ,Soois shoes pry u soc per 10Ob
SECOND CLASS.-BOOks and Static,
Dry Goods lin bales,) Hardware rae per iooIo
ther, &C. 80
THIRD CLASS.-Anvils, Bagging, b, sSc per lOOb
and Pork (in bulb, J. Hemp, SO. :.
F0uRTd CLASS.-Csfee, Fish, n, zoe mar 1oO7,
and Pork tpacked,) Lard and LalL
FlOur-Sl per bbl. until further No
Grain--5O cts per loo lbs until fer notice,
COtton-Sz per bale, not sxceedin9 lbs weight. auti
further notice.
81 In shipping Goods from aroInt last Oh PILLS
delphs, be particular to mark pack r'd gaIsS
RdtLrol3" Ali Goods eonsgnedthe Agents OF this
Road at Philadephs or Pitsburg De forwarded with
out detention
FRxIGnr AskNrA-Harris. WoE Co., Memphis
Tennessee. K E Sass Co., st 81 . hltcneil
Son Evansville Indiana; DumesniI and Murdoch, and
Garter s. Jewett Louisville, Ky. Medrum, Madison
Indiana; Sprigman / Brown, and Co: Cincinnati
n. W. Graham q Co, Zanesvilleo; Leech d Co., No
"a Kilby street Boston; Leeoh Astor House, New
YORK; No William street, and Battery Place, New
YORK; l. J Sneeder, hiladephisgraW Moons, cal
tinoTe; Geo. Rrauclscus. Pitts.
H. II. HOUSTON, GsHer1'S@ ASsP|, Ps+t1ad
u. J. LOIBABRT, Sept, AEoo'a
uOy2T. 'J5
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Southern Forwarding House
". e: GORDON & CO

W. h GOADOH w
Agents in Nashville Tor
yOIYYG WYATT 4 CO WYATT q CO,
S.vspnab Ga Charleston South Carolina,
FORWARDIEG AGENTS { GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
WE would respectfully announce 70 the Merchants oi
w Nashville and vicinity, that We have seeurad the
services OF the well known house of Asssrs W d. GOH'
DON CO whose pleasure it will be 70 present our tor
Tsrding bills for collection at the counters Oh our
An Nashville Our bills being made payable in Nash wills,
will esctusly do away with sl the annoyadce and ineon'
veuience heretofore arising from having TO purchase dra
make rsmttancss leave deposits, &c &c
Goods consigned 10 care are t'sVIrt73S ior~araeG
the day Of arrival unless discharged from vessel a.
tar The rs road depot closed for the nght-wben this
occurs the goods slowed hreprooI ware houses
oS oossrs{ H GddosGg cost 20 0HT pGros
We would again grateful thanks to merchants
generally in TenneSses for the patronage hereo!ore so 6
y sstowsd upon US and at ths same ums respectfully
solicit their buSne long as they ind II &c theT 4nlsE
sSt 70 uAfrOnEs our bv1EeS.
YOUNG, WYATT Co,
Savannah, Co.
WYATT L CO,
nsgItf Charleston, g. C.
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~ Pa XIdA1l,N ms
The Two pre-. d,nK Ihr succt Ding umbstB 10
hos Wuuing ID, dr 100 rrTrs, isd 10 SprTUxi-
lou ~ . 8 al.
Lbs pay OF all Prisss is gursud BY toe stat, II
Ma hand
All Tckeis IN the L0ieriss EU'hor d br b. Sit og
Mar 1nd, 0=tr the II'i"gIH, b x4su e y Z
DEESAN Gen,rL Agsn' T. q e ntI-c 60
iLAN or tuE L1Ti kELY
There are 70 O0 icket- nun bsrtd ou 10 q o.
There are "" ~ zss n ruEH4tsI cs .. ua c -
ssy.,udlng ih lhO be tirke's iu'vd 81 - = nls
sr 81 pS!tE Iuiis up eEcICi g. b stusI to
lube, p'a"sd pue VI al g,au'ris % L z q &
fereLt % "a pa ars sir. Iui's np ~ ssIe sn-
ylacsd o sn0,Esr wheel TIE Boz AJUItz EIL01
Prizea decid I'd us ao-.vr.
Ahyr revolving n wheels a nun Der 10 drawn cot OF hs
Whe,l" uIoers sUd al he c e dfawn Gt N
the Pr Es Sh-'i b. b}s be- ars b. Rdt ed tLt-s
,ps, ed and exhibited Ia the encv-iu- re ing
cred led e. the number drsva Ihe omui-- TnIs
up~rsrUo isTspeaIsG nj al th' Pr E-s arsEu
Persons SlsbInS pEt tcnaE must ths sit
der5 eATiy, NTH as' UrlOus what To ib.
sold.
The drawing i b, PROMPTLY aeut 20 all pCIc gsess.
Pai L + 70, kET<
Whrl-5 SO 'ia.v=s Y rsr e,s g.; ( ga, ! ~
Address ail uIdrIs ia & IcksiS tr
4. Z. DRENAE,
decsl-tiH IS 4.
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NALUABLE hEAL ESIAi Z fOn SALr.
The undei signed proposes 10 sell portion of TIT
ate which he resides in the county Of Naury know
'Hsmilton place"
These lands beautifully located, well improved
watered and mbered aud point fertility productive
ness and heahtulneSS not surpassed, e9ualed by
any lands in the State OF Tennessee There in The
neghborhood Episcopal, Presbuaerian Methods
Churches also schools male and female in the midst Of
OF good society is to be found in the Southern States
700 Acres offered for sale fronting the COlum
bia Central Turnpike Road, divided into FIVE LOTS con
tanning so, 49, l55, $780, and seYeraly. The i'll
provementS consist Of q BEAUTIFUL GOTHIC COT.
TAGE, built Of brick containing eight rooms with
Eary outbudings 400 Of cleared land undsr gOoo
fence, overseers houses negro quarters, blacksmith ana
carpenter shop, mill house, crib &C. 80. &c
The lands will be sold either in body, lots II
disposed Of By the first Of November will BE- offered
public sale 10 lots To professional gentleman merchant
Southern planter who desires beautiful country resi-
dence these lands offer great attractions ltis ths
such lands are sfsred Tor sale.
Address the undersigned at AShwood Post Oce, Asury
county, Tenn
~ P4sts Of the land may be the store of Aayes
Orr CAN'T Columbia, and with l. Houston Bsq, NASH
vile, Tenn.
ssptls-H LUCIUS J. POLK
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DRUGS.
FRESH SUPPLIES!

ftO PACKAGES frss6 and Gezvtas MEDICINES
4 LV CHEMICALS, PAINTS, &C., &c. Received and
At the NAN AND MORTAR, on Market, opposite Union
9 1RGICAL. DENTAL, SURVEYING, MrDwr!Gag S and
y Pocket AsstrH"ss0ts, assorted. just received BY
iuue24 7. WELLS
DERFUMERY.-5O Gos GIogaes and othsr i'm
Il 7biLets WatNa assorted
BOHEMIAN GUILT TOILETTE BOTTLES, assorted
C0SMETICS-A fine assortment.
HAIR TONES, Hair Dyes, Gloss Powder, puts and
boxes assorted
CURLING FLUIDS, POmatums, OILS, PSstocsss,,
TOLL -TTE and Shaving Soaps, 100 doz.
ODONTIEE TOOTH PASTE and STRAWBERRY
TOOTH WASH.
Faeoring Extracts fsR assOrt".nt ReesIvsd sud
10yt9G %oD SGfIR TfVyR on.-Rusuross ovsu aoaPsA
II hyd. Potass, IODINE, NITRATE SILVER, Select
powders of Ipecac Opium Colooynth Rhubarb Seamony
Nayspple, Golden Seal All offered low by,
SARsAPARILLA EXTRACTS. "a Dozen
y BULLS, GsisOtts. TowSsESD's, CatFesksrS, SHAKER
fresh fluid Extracts of Ssrsapsrilla
DRANDIES, WINES, &C.-4T BsLs and halt
pd9ss Brandes Madeira, Port sherry Museate VINES.
A ROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.-A
n popular remedy TO- diseases OF the Kidneys.
DORTER-LondOn in pint and quar-: bottles
ELECTRIC Machines, AaSe;ae Cks,ss Hediea
y Saddle Bags, Gdses Bags Trussss. Shoulder Braces
Uer0 Abd0S7inGt SEppcrts-s
Ii ydraulic Gene 1t and Plaster Of Paris of So
j i perior quality.
NARNISHES -Fu niture Coach, Denar Bros oad
" BAaSs IaPS' Iron, Leather, Instrument and POture
Vsrnishes.
GOLD LEAF, God Fsa, Silver LazE Bed. EaCax
" and WAits Bronses.
lRUSH ES-73 dozen HAIR Tooth, Nail, Hat, Cloth,
- Paint Busting, Sweeping Scrubbing Pooas, Stencil!
dorss Comb, Sh0e, Stopping and Vernis1 Brushes.
| EECH HES.-tresh supplies- Recsived BY
l. iunes4 WELLS.
n Colors In inf Kble tubes well assorted
- PICESj 1850 Lbs. Pepper S75 los Pimsato;
) Cloves, Cinnamon, Mace, digger Ground Spices:
'ermicelIs SPARKLING GelSstne, Bitter Almonds Pre-
erred Ginger
DiPES, Marbles, Gun FlIns,, Percussion Caps, Gun
L Waddng
NOCGH CaDdy-e0 dorsn HOwss Cough Candy.
y and New England Cough syrup
II FUSFARDS-FrGskf3rf LoesssiEe, Lsrbagtoa and
VI cincinnati. Received and tor sale by 7. WELLS.
1. I'M PEN AND POCKET IVES.-Assd.
[ PUkT M0NAlES every sha 70
PISTOLS, SWORD AMI WALKING CANES. Well
ssorted
NEGARs AND TOBACCOS s. 900 casaGor.s,
= MLPOteoa. Barrsos, LsCssSOro JeaRs Lssd SeETs;
Is boxes Nay Guess and fine CutChswing and Dutchs,
'mOking T0baecos. Fer sale low by 7. WELLS
- DLACKING-40 gross tresh Paste Backing.
ID STAkCh, E5 boxes, STAR CASpISs IS boxes,
ALCOHOL, Viuegsrs RSt4tys GINS, sums S5 bbs
LINSEkD OIL and SPTS. TUKPkNllSE
PURE WHITE LEADin 25, so and leo 10 kAgr.
GlNk WHITEPAlNT, fas Frcaaoa ip 25 dSs6 80 D Es9S
heceived and for sale aIz small advance by
iuneS4 7. WILLS
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RAGs-s5sO TNPREMTUHS

uAVlNG largely decreased ~ supply Of Rags BY ID,
IL prem ums offered the past yerr ending June 80 !
induced 10 offer larger Su'ut o. premiums for th'
present year. And will usy tte above premium SUNS
oislO0, Sso $50, $40 500 sjo $40 $s 81 and $40
ten merchants, 'PediSTs'-vhu wIii GeTer NE rUuI
this dale the lst July, .s 6, the largest Of
RAGS The to be bought outside OF and by do
ing business outside of Nashville or vicinity
will at all times pay the highest market prices il cash
for RAGS delivery, and issue ceTh lIe to the
of the received aud paid for These certificates
must be kept and SEM in on or before the st day OF Jul
nsE that three disnteTested merchants Ui Nashville
make the yards The IErgest being entitled
10 the El0O the neT1 largest $50, snd dGan.
Merchants sending rags VIII please write that mo-
know in whose issue the certificate Combinations
will not be allowed,
WOODEN Linsey Silk and worsted rags not wanted,
and will not be included in the ebUve.
Earnestly solicit greater attention 20 saving and buyne
Rsgs throughout Middle Tenn.
July4-lydtriw&w ". S. WHifEAAS.
North of the Square
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STATE RIGHTS,

LIVERY State by the Constitution, has the right to reg
ua;s It's own internal trade, 6c., but to strengthen
the by regulating the internal mar Ii IL neoe"
szry - use r,
Dr. Mills Aromatic Stomach sSItteTs,
delicious Iruucent tonic disretic medicine, sJecce
for Dyspepss or Indigestion, Bilious Collie LoTness oi
Spirits aud all Nervous Diseases certain cure ior ou
uner CcmUIanJs Cholera Preventative, Fever and Agne
ke This s truly valuable preparation, Strengthening,
nviecraug Cordial prepared iron the purest very best
Inss.ss ard Purely Vegetable, every article oil "neh
is gtheuug ana nvgUralng TO the systen aud by
.ts highly Aromatic properties IS mort UeghGu btvef'
age Ths use these Buffers in all Sous or Liver COM
paints by their strsng heung powers To assist Nature
u obTaie the necessity Of using Pills o. other drasbe
argaves attended with serious arrangements o.
ths system - :. g,
Every well regulated Hots and Bar should be Supplied
With Mills Aromatic Stomach BitteTs as they STs much
more pleasant and hesthfu tbsn the ordinary Bsr BIZ
ters hsreto'ore single trial will exclude all others
DosE-AdUits teGspOonGl 70 small wine glass i'fse
tines day Of,eae- Add Little water or WIne II 700
strong.
Sold in qnsrt boyles by sl respectable Druggists On
ssars in TiBcs aud Liquors Toe United StSt-s Can
-. So and At wholesale bv LIONS h co,
tulys. Wholesale Agents, Nashville, TenO
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El,R nAI.k.

A FARM mile SOuth-east from Nashville near the
n Noensyille turnpike road containing Etty-one and
quarter sorss, hrstra!e land, comfortable dwelling
house, nue spring orchard, &c.
Als0-A Esrm five miles North rom Nashville on the
Whites Greek turnpike road containing hundred
forty acres. beautiful valley lsnd one hundred clear
ed and forty woodland well set with blue grass
A lot in South Nashville, fronting hundred and hf
ty feot College street. and hundred sUd forty
Franklin street. having OF II brick dwelling house
containing six rcons pantry, Kitchen smoke house
wants rooms, &c.
Also-A lot the above, fronting Franklin street
two hundred and seventy feet college sreet
ty eight feet and Market ninety eight feet On
this lot a well aording abundant and ueverfaiiing
supply Of good water.
If information should be wanted with re gSTd the
above property, when at Nashville, tnl.y be 90
tanned BY spP!icstou To DR.. John s. Young corner Ol
Broad and Summer streets
dsoIl MORGAN VANCE
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=
Tickets 50 Halves 81 5O.-QuaTtOES sI -.
~ every prize ~
~ Bills 90 all solvent Banks taken ai tar
Il Ali communicated strictly esntd btiaL
SAMUEL SWAMI, Aggui and Manager
sign of the BrriEs Lian
NuuIgpnery Ala
s{y' ThOs Welsh and Justus Wyn an Esqs SNutn
Commissioners suierinIend The lIravIng
E5S- arties wIshing l6 order 1Iekss n th- ahovs
Sch,ne " II please uirrss SAML ~nFNN BcA 8 g.
NASHVILLE rO-T OFFICE when icAei- vii be nlsu-
draEel, Irds rhsr address Uert a r. Dr4E-
InRs .rnI ,.ne purL yer II rIsk4ts [ I'D
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MRS. GERTlE J CARY'S BOARD
ING DAY SCHOOL

WILL resume 'siOu Monday, Sept 10th Cir.
w culars N y tanned application st her resi-
dence, ! W. corpe and Fifteenth strssts, PhiIadel
Phis,
REzsuzscEs.--i. A. Bcerdman, D. D., Rev. VIM
Chester, b. d., RSewton Brown, D D., Rev. Henry
Daring. Rev. G. IT, Rev. J. Gordon Maxwell, Phila
dc phia
Hou. Wm J.. Seere tsry Of Slate, Judge P. V
Daniel, Suprerost U. D., Washington City; Rev
Tnounas Ii SKIN. D. Rev. Joel Parker, ID. D., New
York; Rev. Gee codorldge, 7. 1. Dsaies, Jr Esq
Richmond, vs..
Hon. Gaze Jo President Bank OF Tennessee, Nash
vile. Tena., A. ger, Comptroller, Nashville, Tenn
sspt55--SA.
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&c, Nt, d..

&c, O. :, o..
No. II, North Side Public SQUARE, Easkg1t Tennessee.
4 kE -OM IN RE EIPI OF tliElh StOCh FOh
~ THE FALL TRADE, and would uvi'e The particulaI
attention of Mercn visiting Nashville their assOr,.
ment believing thsttheir STOCK embraces great
ETY., and the goods offered prices bic
De foud any market iu the UnIOn when costs Il
purchasing and transportation taken into consideration
They devote their entire attention 10 the epkoeq
business, and in addition being Importers of ali
ENGLISH AND GERMAN HARDHA ABE theg are en-
sbled 10 offer facilities to the Retail Dealer equal
house n any market they Will take pleasure all tine,
in showing through their establishment Ill who will fsvoI
them With call.
~ Feathers received at the highest market pries
Nashville, Sep. l, l9 5-twSw
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ELECTRIC MILL.

Portable Plantation, Corn Feed Flouring Mills Manu-
featured from the best qusIity Of French Burr
DURR MILL STONES. OF ali s,z s. on hand and made
d 10 order Smut Mills Mill Irons, Mil Gearing
Betting, Hcisting and Regulating Screws Screen Wire
Dsmsei Irons Plaster Of PARIS Dutch AnkeT BranG
Boiling Cloths, Of ali uumOers.
All cies sold by warranted to be Of the best quail
ity. or the money refunded.
Millers, Mlwriehts Farmers, and others rel cot
fully invited TO examine my stock .v-1.g
where.
AIlOrdeTs and communications promptly attended 70
JOHN ". ERADFUKD
neh7-eotH&wlE Cor. BF, F,sd ard Il lgh SIS. hashvila
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROl,

vTNHREE nsiIv Through Trains. between ilsdelphia
J. and Pittsburg. -THR MORNING NJ JHAiN AL.
leaves Philsdcpha for Pittsburg at ~ ana fss IS
burg for Philadelpha at 7, A. NJ. THE nj 1.L- I've
leaves Philadelphis for Ptsburg at rS5p1Ig
for Philadelphia at /, p N. THE FfdfEAr I, nhIoS
TRAIN leaves Philadsphia for Pttsburg at T. n ana
Pittsburg for Philadelphia st 10, T. Ii.
to os.d rom ST. Louis, Mo; Alton. Gslensd Chicago,
H.; Frankfort, Lexington, and Lousvilny.i IeIrs
Haute Madison, Lafaystt and lndsnspols1.; EIno,n
natl Dayton, Springfield, Befetonaine, SsFSy, Lo.eoo
Cleveland Columbus GAINESVILLE, hssslorao oosser,
Ohio; also with the Stexm Packet Boats ana 10 new
Orleans st. Louis Lonisyills and Cineinns
Through Tickets can be had to or froatosf Oh 'Ae
above places ua.
,,t;,,- ro,n,s Psssanosrs from the W6iIl find this
tb. Sbrtest and most exneditious route Philadelphia
Baltimore New ork or Boston
TH0S. MOORE, AGENT, PGssen9seS' TSs1d1S
J. MESKIMEN, AeENr, Passsngs LiH4s, s,SsoaTg
Philadeiuhia l655-ianl-lY