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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-08-27
" This is nv Home"

"This is my home" cried little
one, a treasured boy of four summers,
as fresh and rosy he came in from
school at the close of q short winter
afternoon.
Indeed, little Willie" said his mo-
theirs visitor, chow is it? Suppose
now you 60 out on the sidewalk, and
try the next door. Suppose you step
into the entry, throw off your little
sack as you have done here, and pro-
ceed to the parlor: wouldn't that be
your home Z"
"No, indeed" said Willie, "that
wouldn't be it,
But tell me why not
Willie had never thought of this
He paused for moment, then direct
ing his eyes to the sofa, where his mo-
ther sat quietly sewing, he replied, with
an earnest gesture, ",She Eves here"
Yes, dear Willie, wisely have you
spoken; she, the embodiment of your
idea of constant loving presence, is
here, and that makes it home. Make
as free as you will, young monarch, Of
the manifold privilege in this one little
word; you have based your claim firm
ly: because she lives here, therefore
are you sure of constant flow of gen.
tie and protecting love. But your infant
wisdom has awakened other thoughts
which we would fain indulge.
Watchma2 and Reflector.
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Charles Birthday.

Tomorrow my birthday L shall
be eight years old tomorrow only one
night = said little Charlie, as his sister
stopped over his little bed, kissed his
soft cheek, and bade him 'eGood night. . /
"Come back, Annie, please, and give
me one more, for this is the last time, .
echoed after her as she left the room.
So Annie came back, and kissed him
again, but it was with a sigh, and
Charlie felt tear drop on Amie's
cheek, and could not help wondering
why it was that Annie should cry when
he was so happy.
"The last time, Charlie what do
you mean by that p she said, mourn
fully, still leaning over him tenderly,
and stroking his silken hair.
90, you know this is the last time
for little seven. Ishall be large boy
soon; and then you shall never grow
tired watching over your lazy little
brother. You shall have nothing to
make you sad then, Annie .
But Annie could scarcely answer him
for her tears so she kissed him again
and again, and whispered to him as
cheerily as she was able, Il shall never
tire waiting on you, my sweet brother,
if you will only get well but go to
sleep now, dearest, and morning will
soon come.
So Annie quietly left the room, and
kneeling down in her chamber, where
the cold moonlight was streaming in
she tried to dry her tears and say
"Thy will be done" She had nc
friend but Charlie, and that morning
the doctor had told her he must die
Charlie had always been an invalid
and Amie's especial charge; and or
phans as they were, in the family Of /;
miserly, unsympathising relative, theil
hearts had twined together in thei
sorrow, and to Annie it seemed as though
the only JOY Of her life was about t.
be snatched away.
1t was, certainly, what she had Otter
feared, but hope heretofore had beer
stronger than fear, and, as she had ad
mlred the hectic glow that tinged hi
fair cheeks, and the animation tha
sparkled in his dark, intellectual eyes
she had never noticed that his thin fin
gers were growing almost transparent
and the little cheek more and NOR
emaciated.
But now, hope was dead within he
breast, and, desolate and forsaken. sh
kneeled there in her silent room, an
prayed God that she might die whe
Charlie did. And then, forgetting he
self, she thanked her Father that q
had taught her darling brother how
pray, and that he was so soon to be r
leased from pain and sorrow. So 81
grew calm as she thought of this, al
rising from her knees, she whispert
to herself, "He doeth all things we'll
Then she stole softly back to her br
theirs couch, and smiled almost with
new hope, as she saw how peaceful
he lay, with his long lashes shadowir
his fair cheek, and his brown hair GU
ing carelessly over the white pillow.
Half disbelieving the physicians
f sertions, she whispered to herself, "a
ter all, he may yet be spared to me
f But hardly had the thought pass
e through her mind, when change see
: ed to float over his features, and taxi
81 his little hand in hers, she felt it
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-08-27

old Soldier Dead. Henry Laws
lately died in South Carolina, at the
age of between 80 and 85 years. He
was the son of Henry Shadrach Laws,
and was born on Deep River in n. Car
olina. He was a soldier in the war of
1912; an industrious, honest man, and
for years a member of the Baptist
Church.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-08-27

Editor Married. Mr.. J. G. Sim
mons. Editor of the Weldon Patriot,
was married on the 9th inst, to Miss
Martha L. Seaborn, Of Sussex county.
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STOCKTON'S
HenG Straw Cutter.

yTNhurplIcity of Straw Cutters already before the
Il Ic large proportion of which having tailed sue
cessitO stand the test of thorough trial. and having
iaershOrt of the repres enatOnS OF the vendors, as
well ie expectations Of the purchasers general dis
trustbeen creatad in the public mind Tor all machines
of Inscription. Hence il becomes consideration of
the ust importance before the general introduction Of
machcOnct rnIng which there is so much doubt and
conna with which there have been so many failures
that should first have been subjected TO the most
thOroiand critical test and its claim 10 merit clearly
estabed heyond doubt. This machine has now been
in exi,ce upwards OF twelve months during which time
it hssn submitted TO the everest tests and has under
gone difotions and alterations with view OF bringing
II as pefecton as possible Ii is complete and
preseT tthe public IN the full confidence that it will
meet watts Of the farming community and sustain the
ighr,utstn it has already Obtained, and the opinions
tOrndnf it Y all who have usedt.
" Gaim n it
l; Greattrength and durability.
Q, An eEre freedom from complication, beng so
sile as toe easily operated by boy twelve or fifteen
year Of thou the slightest fear of arrangement
% Superrity and excellence OF execution, cutting
With,reateG, rapidity and exactness
At GreaecOnOmy IN price, being offered at the low
rate Egh Dollars.
Otter advltages might be mentioned, but wOuld Occu'
py IN mucspace.
1t Ossess one peculiarly however, remarkable and
impctsnt tit cannot forbear making mention OF it.
We sude tots Everlasting Spring designed to keep the
knlielWsYsn lis roper place. and secure uniformity o
execution Stle time yielding 30 any hard and for
egn Gbsant the appearance Of which in machines
wOult tc lab to produce serious injury.
C,3uty rgs IN Middle and West Tennessee for sale
byau' wo'se'n wood Men of energy wanted to act II
Agents.
Adires JAMES C. BALDWIN h co.
mayl 81 College St. Nashville
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Lows Patent Wash Tub.

TUE aboR achue, patented October 18th, 1855 in ITS
Il utility, lrphcty, ana rapid aud thorough execution
UT2sSes e Thing of the kind heretofore introduced
THIS Tub is unted stool, and provided with futed
rollers and rusheS BY the action OF which strong and
rapid currei Of water is induced 10 pass through the
clothes Teng every particle of dirt without the slight.
est injury tUhe clothes, however fine the texture BY
peculiar homogeneous arrangement the dirt removed from
the clothes provided with place Of deposit and thereby
prevented pm being ground back again into the Clothes
as is the cas- in most machines.
Six or sevt Shirts their equal in bulk, be thor
oughly wash with this machine from eight to ten min
ties. These tubs sold at Eight Dollars each, which
taken In connection with its perfect performauc render
il the
CHEAPESTkND BEST WASHING MACHINE NOW
KNOWN.
Printed directions accompany each Machine.
County rights in any part of Tennessee for sale upon
such terms q will to the purchaser large profit
upon theinvstment To Of energy rare opportuni-
ty for making money easily and rapidly will be offered.
Agents wanted in all parts of the State Address,
JAMES c. BALDWIN d CO.,
mayl-d&y5m 81 College street,
Nashville, Tenn.
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EATES OFFREIGHT

2
NASHVILLE,
To take effect ON and after LIST of June, 1850.
FIRST CLASS.
nIANO Fores Books and Stationery Boots, Shoes and
L Hats Liquors. Oils &c, in bottles, Camphine and
Spirits Turpentne barrels Carpetng China Glass and
Glassware Cigars in cases. Clocks Conectonaries, Cot
ton Cards. Cutlery cases. Casks and Boxes Dry Goods
in boxes and bales Drugs Fruits Fruit Trees and shrub
Glass Plate (at owners rsk Oysters in cans and jars.
Saddley, Tin and Brttania Ware Teas and Spces-per
100 lbs 81 15c from Ist December to june and from
LIST June to lst December 81 S5
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, except such is specified in lst and Sd
cass Coffee Mills Machinery, Foreign Liquors. in barrels
and pipes TObarco in boxes Leather in rolls and boxes
Oils barrels and casks Crockery and Queensware in
aud casks Rice, Whiteng, Plaster, Sheet Brass
and CopPer-Per 100 lbs. 81 90.
THIRD CLASS
Axes Shoves Spades Sad rons Zinc and Tin, in pigs,
Tinpate, Anvs, Vices, casks OF Chains and Hoes Ma.
nilla aud Cotton Cordsge, Coffee, heavy Castings 1nl
gearing, Railroad Wheels and Axes, Chairs and Spikes,
and RoS'n in bblSTRsE JRPEdGsI HGG lbs. R.TSs sTS;
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other light articles
enumerated also CarbOys Of Acids other Chemicals
viii be charged by actual weight but at double ls class
rates. or-peT 100 lbs, 81 so.
The rates the from Charleston and Savannah
to Stevenson and all Stations this side. as to Nashville
Uvercharges where they evidently exist will be correct
ed by the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad and paid
by the Treasurer upon proper certificate from the Agent
delivering.
The Roads will not pay for hidden damages injury
contents of boxes packages when external appear
ance of damage exists.
No claim TOR damages will be considered unless socom
panied with recepg showing the goods to have been in
good order when delivered to the Roads at Charleston and
Savannah.
In of short goods the Roads require 80 days for
examination of nef not found by the expiration OF
that time the Road delivering will be authorised to pay
but claim shall be considered goods sought for
less receipts exhibited as evidence of shipment.
No goods will be delivered until all charges are paid
and receipt given by the consgnees their agents.
The Agents of the n K. r. uuder heavy bonds to
the company, and all fregh bills due TO the Agents
individually, therefore freight bills must be paid in full
and recamations for charges damages &C. must be
paid by the Treasurer only upon certificate of the Agent
and authority Of the Superintendent
mayl4 BPG ii. |. ANDERSON Sup't.
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& Excelsior"


A the greatrial Of Agricultural Implements al \ ash
IL vile the 4th, 9Th and 9th Of June, 1873 80
TIE "kACEISSIOR CORN COB MILF " as AWARD.
ED THE HIGHEST PREMIUM, r.s-
as will appear from the following extract from Tia repoT.
Of the committee. They say
"Of Corn and Cob Crushsrs there were entries, bur
in consequences of some accidental breGksge only two
made trials. .i 20
l. Excelsior. by J. c. Baldwin lieavtt's Patiently
9. Joyce's Star Mill, BY B. 8 Weller Lit1ls Giant, By
o. a. Anderson ..-- r-r
Both these Crushers constructed similar uscsui-
csl principles and about the same power; but the
judges gave the premium to Baldwin Mil Il seemed to
have more capacity given time but its chei suDeEior
ty consists in lis having movable Iiras which constitute
the grinding surface and OF the wearing surface
These grinding surfaces iron asa can be- re-
newed readily and at little cost This gives os dura
bllity for less money" -. F.. aFs.
The above Mill for Crushing Corn and C0bs or grind.
ing meal for iamily use furnished all complete ssiii
tro pair Of grinding rings, lrEct Rss tiDa b trJ
17iss, at the low price of 5000.
Address JAMES G. BALDWIN co.
Ie27-6mtE&w s. College street. Nashville Tenn
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JEW DAVID OR HEBREW PLASTER.

't'iiE Great Remedy for Rheumatism, Gout Pain in the
4 Side Hip, Back, Limbs and JOINTS Scrofuls Kings
Ei White Sweng Hard TumOrs Joints, ard all 1-
cd pains whatever.
Where this Plaster il applied pain canno exist.
u mas been beneficial in weakness, such as Pain
hhd NtEn ess IN the stomach, Weak Limbs, Lsmeness
lection OF the Lungs in their primary stages destroys in
GGmatiOn by peTsIiTatiOn.
JamesL Boyd, Pickens district, South Carolina tesges
lha by ITS use alone he cured of Rheumatism in both
81 Lis knees, Of several years standing.
lAe following was handed US by respectable Physician
in Georgia: '
'erWor and Tar Hebrew Plaster very extensively In nv
state my belief their superiority other articles
VII" which am acquainted, for the purposes which thew
are recommended The Hebrew Plaster especially an
universal PonaeCa for local pains have also found
excellent application for SpTans and Bruises gives uni
''asal satisfaction wherever used SIS oSLlN N D.
~ Beware Of Counterleits and base limitations
Tho genuine viii in future have signature of T. Tay
Tor on the steel plate engraved on The top each
box
Purchasers advised that counterfeit ofhis ar
uClss p existence.
Tls is sold by and by our agents spponted
caro- Ugh he south, and pedlar lie allowed Deal
Crsa ID Urchaser generally cautioned agans buyng Of
but regular agents, Otherwise the will imposed
"u ht Worthless article SCONlL q MEAD.
III CgTtrcs street, New Orleans General Agents for
maSauLern States, TO whom all orders invariably be
a-ires1gr.
sold ajso by EwIn BROTHERS, Berry & DemoviIle A
Ean.e Thomas Wells and @ W Hendershut, Nashville,
i.Hu and by all other Druggists through the State.
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SAMUEL SWAMI, Manager
PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
100000 Dollars !
will be distributed according to the following Magnificent
Scheme.
&c, 900 NUMBERS-I5,IS5 PRIZES
S2OI.nOO

Is, lS5 prizes amounting go............. $2O4 900
The $4,000 Prizes of Is determined By the mum.
Der which draws the 1000 prizs that number should
be odd number then every odd number ticket In the
Scheme will be entitled TO SS; If an even number.
then every number ticket will be entitled to sS in
addition to any other prize which may be drawn
Purchasers in buying equal quantity Of odd and even
number tickets will be certain OF drawing nearly one halt
the the same, with chances of obtaining other
prizes.
All those tickets ending with 0, 2, 6, are even
all those eRdiug with l, 8, 5, :, Q, are odd.
~ Remember that every prize is drawn, snd payable
in full without deduction.
t4F All prizes of 81 OOO and under paid Immediately
after the dr9gngOher prizes at the usual time Of thirty
days,
Al communications strictly confidential. The drawn
numbers win be forwarded 10 purchasers Immediately af
ter the drawing
WHOLE TICKETS. $40, HALVES t5; QUARTERS, s21S.
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets at
either office.
Orders for Tickets can be addressed either to
s. SWAN b CO., Atlanta, Ga,
iulyll orS SWAN, Montgomery, Ala,
or j. Y. HUGGINS Box S Nashville
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ron lie .Nastyiae ckrss.iaa .q9gsaat..


Mr. EDITOR; Il hiss been good fortune be permitted
10 spend days this delightful wslering-place and
hink can safely say that the object generally sought after
ny thpse VINO visit these summer retreats, will
e louha here OF earth have seen To
those Who of health are seeking its reqtorsto
know Of pGce tst promise than this Every
local cause Of disease removed impure wafer marsh or
SCAMP Ia, ds and gs thought Of The
surrounding country is hgh poor and In its natural state
iheTs Is but le soil, and what there is. filed with
gravel thai defy and cpsf Rain NAV fslI for
hours and just clears up adio 60 forth in their
nun sPPsIs win lmPunity, and weeks Of dry weather
The Onre place. nature beautiful rs enchsutmsnt
Itself The Rds Just sufficiently TO be or
aSmeuia wife through the vale flows a stream of clear
od living and within hundred steps of the main
building there not less than delicious free
oLe springs and four sulphur sPrngsOns of which is
strongly chL beate. The shade abundant produced bv
Young and growing trees Of almost Kind VARIETY
The advantages for taking drives better any psce
I tie kind have visited for while the roads futess
ou are all the while blessed with grateful shade
There not only the ordinary common osucb
ered II there Of extraordinary The
C cilSSe can, Within this
the o0e buck 10 ly before the dogs lust whenever he
chooses TO do and within hours drive several streams
found inviting TO the aneeras Isaac Walton c0St
ne INTO In evidence Of which, gentlemen on
40 dIerent occasions, returned after hours snort
with from ly TO seventy five fine fish that from the
woods ana negLhorng streams the table con-
-lhnly sI!pied with venlson and fish. The properties
{" the wae: highly medicinal seems TO be the airs
30 That me afflicted coming here, once to be re-
ofct 10 heah The place is, to the least of com
iouao improved and sufficiently extensive accommodate
" very lrLe number Of VISITORS while the accommodations
are altogether decidedly good, and always will while The
place remains under the direction and control A NJ
Keller and lady They know what is due 10 thelr visitors
ana nothing iet! Undone that will contribute their com
orl ana pleasure There Is quite large of visitors
present bnt The place is capsule Of accommodating more
Ca Nabualh mad service twice preached the morn
g snu the Rev Mr. Pease of the Episcopal church in the
evening, 10 large and attentive congregation who seemed
ia have a due regard for sacred things.
Ia conclusion, would those are in search of
e1h comfort or pleasure, come to Beaver Dam Springs
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
gDRINES

rTHESE Springs viii be open for the reception s yis.
i tors on the lst day Of June, lS5G
They situated in Montgomery county, Virgins. enc
and half miles from the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road from which thereis branch Railroad to the SDrr
Passengers leaving Richmond Petersburg alter brsf
fast reach the Springs BY O'Clock, P. NJ same sy al
the way by Railroad.
The accommodations have been very mach estendsi
since last season. the rooms large and ant
capable Of Accommodating 1000 persons
The Lynchburg and Abingdon Telegram eept,AnS sF-
now building branch Of their Line to ths he
will be In operat on early In June
very large Bath House has been but since last
son. .-..
Address, R0. II. M0SBY, Prss'L
june25-lm MoutgOmsry w = = Cumuauy.
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CAPITAL SI5,OOO,

7767 Prizes amounting 200
sSy Ticket, 80; Halves, IS; Quares, f2 so; Prizes
payable without deduction.
The 800 Prizes OF ssh determined by the number
which draws the $5OUO Przsf that number should be
an odd number, then every odd number ticket In the
Scheme will be entitled to IS 50 fsn number, then
every number ticket Will be entitled IS go in sd
ditiOn TO any other Prizs which may be drawn:
Purchasers buying equal quantity Of odd and sven
number tickets will be certain Of drawing nearly onehalf
the cost of the same with cha Of obtaining other
Prizes.
All those tickets ending with O. g. T. g. g. even-all
those ending witt s, 5, :, g. are odd
~ Perseus sending money by mail need not fear ITS
being lost Orders puDctually attended to- Communities
tions confidential Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken al
par. Drawing sent to all ordering Tickets,
~ Those wishing particular numbers should order
Immediately.
~ Orders addressed TO James +. Winters, Box e53,
Nashville Tennessee will be promptly attended to
JAMES f. WINTER,
iuIvIT Manager, Macon, Gs
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PREMIUM BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACToRY.
EBEN FULLER,

SUCCESSOR 70 Hamilton q FuIIeTJ
TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACT0 \
Corner Market and Spring or Church SIS.
Nashville, Tenn.
~ HATEFUL for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
VI this Mandatory since its establishment the Pro
prietor feels determined to merit continuation ofhe same
in future.
l have now on hand geod assortment Of ready made
work. consisting in part Of Mems Boys and Youths Calf
Kip and Thick Boots and Shoes; Negro Brogsns double
sole House Servants Shoes Ladies' and Misses Calf No
rocco aud Kid Boots and Shoes all made from good stock
in good style and warranted
Orders from Planters Iron Masters Railroad and Turn
pike Companies respectfully solicited
All kinds of Repairing done.
Cash paid for Hides EBEN FULLER.
Esg Banner, Whig Gazette and Cleveland Banner
copy and discontinue all other advertisements. aug24
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SeWanee House.
BEAVER DAM SPRINGS.

lo svorlte watering place. situated in Hickman coun
L ty Tenn As miles west of Columbia, will be oper
for visitors the first day of june
TIE Proprietor fatters himself that be will be able Il
afford every comfort and convenience necessary to the
oyment and satisfaction of his guests His spacious bs
Too viii be furnished with the very best of music He
has also good Billiard Table and Ten Pin Alley The
country around affords excellent sport in hunting and
nsug The bar will be supplied with the best of Wines
and Cigars.
comfortable conveyance will run every other day from
Columbia leaving in the morning 30 as to reach the
Spring IN the evening, Stage fare s..
Charges will be per month, $50 90
week, 90
Children ulder 10 years and servants hathese prices
fs5 liberal deduction for families where the number
'1cse IS HTS. DIR. A. NJ. KELLER,
fn+y&a-u Proprietor.
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MEDICAL.

A MPUTATING, COUGHING, CUPPING, Dis2ectng,
A DENTAL, Midwifery, LYTHOTOMIC Trtpan-
ming INSTRUMENTS. At the lowest prices by
APPS 1. Ellis
TSINE PEN AND POCKET KNIVES ASSORTED -
i COLTS, AHens' and 0thcr Pistols assorted PORTE
MONIES and card Casss of Pearl Ivory, Shell, Buck,
Morocco aud Russia Leather SILs AND CoIToS PURSss-
For sale cheap by Il Willis.
C7TLVER, Ivory, Bone and Horn Ha9sd Sword, Ebony,
- apr i:''''D' --'.'' -''' '' T. WELLS.
HAIR OILS, Ponatums HAIR DYES, Hair ResJ0ra
/ i tires, FANCY SOAPS, Shaving Creams, TOILETTE
WAIhRS, FINE EXTRACTS, assorted. BY
aPr5 T. WELLS.
WAX CANDLES, assorted 85tS and c0i0rS; Star and
w Sprn CaHdJos; 20 boxes brown and transparent
Soaps Offered cheap by 7. WELLS.
NOUGH CANDY, Pulmonary HgtsrS, Javnes' TX pee
l toraut, BULLS 'SSARSAPhRILIA, DAVID'S PAIN
KILLER, Sparkling Gel6ne, ISINGLASS Tapioca,
PearPd Sage; Bary, TANARINDs Preserved Ginger RICE
Received by T. WELLS.
LCOHOI,, Brandies, WINES, VIYEGARS, Teas, as.
"A sorted, CHOCOLATES, Musards, HAVANA CT
CARS, Fine 75JaecoS. BY T. WELLS.
nAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES of best qualities; DYE
GLASSWARE STONE WARE, FLOWER POTS, assorted
offered low by Il. WELLS.
HYDRAULIC CEMENT, Laad rlds,er, rLAsrEs rAR.
II Is, Spanish Whiting, CAalk, PUAICE stone; By
apr5 " l. WELLS Ellis
D0TASH, Soda, SajeratUs, SaltPeters, BoRAx Cream,
i Tartar, TARTARIC ACID. For sale by
apr5 l. WILLIS
T IFE PRESERVERS, SHOULDER Braces, Trusses
i 4 GAME BAGS, Slot B6'is. Received by
apr5 1. W Ellis.
Is onr5 T. WELLS
SEUFFS.-French Rappee. Macaboy, Scotch, and
= DELPEZ"S ROSE SNOFFS. By I. WELLS
MAHOGANY AND OAK VENEERS, and
VI MOULDINGS. Received and offered cheap by
APPS 7. WELLS.
MALL PAPER.IOOO BOLZS,-Fine Satin,
w Glazed, Gilt and Velvet Hall and Parlor Papers,
UAGLAZED PAPER, a large assortment Of gery tGnd
some patterns, at unusually oD prices Gilt, VelTt. and
Paper Bordering, Fire Board Prints Curtains Tester and
Centre Papers Received aud for saelow by
apr5 r. WELLS.
HEDGE PLANT.-LarCe supply Of fresh Usage
i Orange, the American Hedge Plant Seed. Just re-
! ceved and for sale by T. WELLS
Sign of the Man and Mortar, Market opposite
apr5 Union street Nashville.