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3 LoUrsxLLE, Feb.s 25.--River; there are 81 feet
water in the canal. I.
The ice commenced running yesterday, doing
much damage to boats Several were sunk at Gin
cinnat
PIrrsBURG, Feb. GA large meeting was held
to-hght TO aid in the emigration to Kansas of those
who are determined to use just means to the
establishment of free State, and to aid such of
the present inhabitants as have declared themselves
against lawess aggression and unconstitutional
ercion.
NEW York, Feb 23.-The u S. steam frigate
Niagara was safely launched this morning in pres
ence of an immense concourse of people.
CINcrNsAr1, Feb. %, Evening.-The river rose
Eve inches to-day. The Licking commenced run
ming out over the ice in the Ohio. There is rise
of 10 feet reported at Falmouth. The Sciosa and
other tributaries rising Fifteen feet water here
ia the channel.
RCIxcINNArI, Feb 25.-The river is breaking
up; there is much ice running. The following
stern-wheel steamboats, were sunk by floating ice
The AIbertine, Flag Bridge City, Grape Shot, Ma
donna, Salem, and Yorktown, all total loss. Sew
eral others, besides atboa,s and barges sunk.
The loss is estimated at $500, 900.
The river has risen feet in IL hours, and is still
rising. 1t is gorged above and below.
NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-The steamer Atlantic and
Asia arrived Sunday, bringing dates from Liverpool
to the 9th inst. She brings no intelligence of the
Pacific.
LIVERPOOL, Feb S.-Cottou declined l-16a &c
middling qualities; other grades steady and IN
changed. Sales of the week 5S, 00O-speculators
took 10000 and exporters II, 900 bales, Now Or.
leans middling 81, fair 81, upland middling il-l6
fair Ct, Mobile midding ll-16, fair 81.
Manchester advices more favorable. Messrs.
McHenrys' Circular, quotes decline in breadstuffs
during the week Of a IL pence on wheat, and a
shillinss on corn. Here the line broke
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river nnd Steamboat News.

The Cumberland continues to recede very
slowly at this point.
No arrivals yesterday.
The city Of Huntsville left yesterday for
Memphis with a good trip Of passengers and
freight.
The Ella and Tennessee Belle left yesterday
for Cincinnati, expecting by the time they get
their loads down the river the ice will be
out Of the Ohio river.
The 1ye0njG was advertised TO leave New
Orleans on the 2lst inst, for Cincinnati.
The Nashville was adver ised to leave New
Orleans for this city on the 23d inst
Our telegraphic dispatches give a sad detail
of the destruction of boats at Cincinnati by
the breaking up Of tn ice in the Ohio river
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE

SENATE
MONDAY, Feb. 25.
communication WAS received from the President
and Cashier Of the Union Bank, in reply to a reso
luton OF the General Assembly, announcing their
willingness to co operate with the Planters B nix
aud Bank of Tennessee, in issuing cash notes only
Transmitted to the House OF Representatives.
The Senate resumed the consideration OF the bill
TO charter the Bank OF America, aud the bill was
further amended and passed "a reading ayes Is,
noes To-
communication was received from the Pres
dent and Cashier of the Bank Of Tennessee dcclin.
ing 10 cooperate with the Union aud Planters
Banks in the policy Of issuing only notes payable
at the counter where issued Transmitted
After acting upon various House Messages,
Adourned % . ?. NJ.
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COMPLIMENTARY BENFFIr.-We understand that
a complimentary benefit is to be given to- night 20
J. X MORTIMER, Esq, whose performances during
Mr. Greene's last season at the Adelphi, will be
corps of amateurs, personal friends aud admirers Of
Mr.. ~, will perform on the occasion. Mr.. Morti-
mer is a rising actor and richly deserves enconr-
agcment from the public. We trust that an array
Of well filed boxes will attest the appreciation 10
which our community hold him.
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eW- TOOK, NELSON & Co. have laid us IN
der obligations for Harpers Magazine for
March. This excellent monthly is always a
welcome visitor to the reading public. Among
other Interesting matter, is an account Of
Commodore Perry's Expedition to Japan. 1t
is well filed with its usual excellent variety
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TAxEs.-Tax payers wishing TO save one per
cent per month on their corporation taxes, by
paying them in advance, should call upon the
City Revenue Collector, a. NELSON, Esq, al
his Office during the present week.
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EDWARD woEcorr.

HAIR REsroR1rlvE-In columns to- day win be found
Prof Moods adve ement Of the above article 10 which
we call attention. What has have witnessed
several acquaintance in 81. Louis Hair once
view black brown, rs the case might be
being color early manhood, and ne and glossy
silk and hat without other application than the Restor
alive. IL done this upon others WIN Il not do the
for any % readers, whose Frosty brows"
once ike the raven locks" OF Lockie wHrke chief nthey
will try We think sofckSORri3e COnstitutiOndiEss
ut 4
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land fnr SaIe.

I oEBgR AZ sale gleol skNKN HUNDRED ACRES a
on LkNDlylng IN Ne ceianhia Central fnrnptae Il
RoAa sassa aies om Conubia an4 fear hom M. fieas
ana bsinK part q tbs trast Ga asirh Esssds-
Ths Ind eqasl n net superor = AAJ n MARY esuniy
eel uAlersd (sbe ofiebFalea Detssa kFnE esin8 90
ne part oesrea 81 saie) we tmhfxd na1 wee ipFeFed
There are the puonlara sons nea1iifs neinE sites
fontnk The fuSlpike AMI ne eontrgp AA~a kAl AA II
All BE- aisf8sd 70 suli purchasers erHpd N bssy
sor farshef tlornanaa erply % neAt ksaSe%a vAee
sassI--a ' AZ LucTus !. roLK.
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~ Prepared and sold ia Market street. beswesa
4th and 9Th, Louis Mo, and SIC Broadway New York
FOR sale In Nashville, At Manufscturer's prizes, by
EWIN BROTHERS.
g. W. HENDERsHOTr.
Also for sale, Prof Woods Oriental Sanative Lnmsns
and Vegetable Life Pills warranted better than any o.hsE
the money 10 all refunded. See circular for an
ceSsary Information with agents.
nOy1T-dtruhWiy
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Facts About Ambrotypes.

A MRROTYPES were "I,troduced" in Nashville
n nv A. LARCoMBE.
Ambrotypes made nowhere else ia Nashville than
the Ambrotype Rooms, No. 40 College So.
Ambrovpes ade upon n double plate glass hermet
caly sealed and thus protected against all possibility Of In
Ambrotvpe Countereits made single glass;
sealed aud dun able ordinary dague1
Amb7otype named by the Inventor TO dstir guh
them from all other pictures. Other borrow the name
and apply il eror picare which lacks the main
points Of an Ambrotypt-tone and durabi ~. feblS
NOgIC
THE co-partnership Of Persins Campbell Co.. OF this
city, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent either
the copartners having the Of the Of the firm
liquidation W. NJ. PERKINS,
w. b. CAMPBELL,
NEw ORLEANS, Dec. G, 1875. sAM'L p. WALKER.
In retiring from the Commission Business
thanks TO friends ard patrons and cheeruy nd
and late partner W. NJ Perkins, altogether
worthy Of their confidence and patronage,
W. 3. CAMPBELL,
SAh'L p WALKER
The General Commission Business heretofore c1nducted by
Perkins Campbell Co. will he conducted without interrup
ton by W. W. Perkins, under the style Of
decl9-deoAsu PERKINS CO
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r A G. s!
p r o f. w 90 DIS
n nDSroD

1T HAS WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE
NHAT all the bald and the grey be restored perfectly
to original growth Oar their locks concerned,
does admit Of doubt besides Il viii every possible
disease Of the scap whether developed dandru itching,
the shape OF eruptonseven scald head
and no possible will fal Of curing, BY magic,
odcal headache, and used twice week by
the young regularly vii preserve the color and keep the
hair from falling any imaginable RKAD JuDaK
LoGASsPORT, Ia, June 2sth, 1855.
Messrs. o. J. Wood Co;
GKSTs Yours Of the 18Th duly 70 hand. Enclosed
please ind $3S It being the amount Hair Restorative
have sold il all. II you choose YOU may send six
dozen bottles Hair Restorative, think sell IT, II has
worked Miracles in this plsee. sold six 81 bottles,
that bald, and fetched new r ou AL over his head
Yours respectfully,
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JUST PUBLISHED,

= HI nv =" AhD NNNONhA AhONs Ehtthss
ID EPORT ON SPERMATORRHOEA, or Seminal Weakness
II Impotence, the Vice Of Onansm, MastuI baon OF
Abuse and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs with
Of the and receptions Of Quac and valuable
Advice 20 the Afflicted, by GEO r. CALHOUN NJ D. Consult
ing Surgeon OF the Howard Association, Philadelphia Pa
benevolent lnstatcn established BY special endowment
for the relief Of the sick and distressed afflicted with vru
lent and Epidemic Diseases" copy Of the above Repor,
will be by mail Gin sealed enVelops) Free IF CAargs
the receipt Two STAMPS for postage Ad Dr. 10
r. CALHOUN, No. South NINTH ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
aarfT
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C r. r 0FTcE, VASDALIA, June 81, 1854
Prov wOOp:-DesT sir 81 take pleasure 10 bearing vol
untary testimony the excellence Of your Hair Restorative
Three months ago my hair very grey. now dark
brown the original or) smooth and glossy The only
application made has been the Hair Restorative
prepared by you and which from the result in my case
| can most CORDIALLY recommend 70 others
Respectfully Yours
EDWARD KOECOTT.
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ELECTION SATURDAY, MARCH FIRST.
Tuesday Morning, February %, 1856.

~ Davis, Pitcher & Co., sell Groceries at
Auction this morning
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vrxcEsxEs, Ind, june Ism, lsOs. 4

viNcENSEs Ind, June 18th, 1883. 4
Prof o J. Wood:-A you about manufacture az
vend your recently Discovered Hair Restorative wiz state
for WbomsOever Il may concern, that have used H. and
It. ;hat have for several years been
the habit using other Hair Resioraves and that nd
yours vastly superior any other know. IL entirely
cleanes the head u dandrun aud with months proper
viii restore any persons hair 20 he original youth
color and texture giving healthy, son and glossy APP
pearance and all this without ofng the hands that
ply il, the dress which drops. would therefore,
recommend its 70 every DESTROYS Of having ana
color and texture 10 hair.
Respectfully yours,
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CHOLERA PREVENTIVE.

1--WE Public respectfully informed that LYONS co
still continue selling their celebrated CHI OIeru and
DiaFrhea Preventive, (frOm the effects Of which
many last reaPsd great comfort and ree by the
Gallon, BOTTLE Glass. AS prevenyes always better
than cures, strongly recommend all 10 a. The Poor
supplied without charge, u accompanied with practising
Doctors certificate. Private Families particularly should
have bottle Of this article In the house Of
gency. LYONS a CO..
myi TQCedar street
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yours.
WILSON KING.


ST LoUts, Juns %, iS58.
Prof Wood As you about prepare add vend
recently Hair Restorative and you request
my opinion Of H. gill state that my hair few months
ago very gray and after using bottles Of your Hair Re-
storatve resumed Its orgna color and since It's applca-
tion all dandru has disappeared nom my head and have
been troubled with dsagreeAbe Itching Of the scalp.
am satisfied that those who Il viii regret It, 4
gives the appearance Of having been recently oiled.
prepsred therefore, recommend rs 20 all who de-
siTOus Of having beautiful head o. hair.
am, sir, yours, &e,
IL L. RrEWART-
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PArRlor OFFICE.

Nash vile, Feb. 20, 1856.
COTTON-Litte offered, and very few bales
changed hands. bales at 81.
TOBACCO-5 hhds. at Johnson Horne's, were
sold at BAH. s-.rr--r.
No animation in the market yesterday, and tram
sactions unusually small.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 10, night. CoTroN-The
demand being only moderate to-day, and factors
anxious to sell in consequence, partly, of the large
receipts, prices have lost the advance noticed yes
terday, and fallen back to the position they occu-
pied before the recent news. Sales s. 500.
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To Steve Dealers.
PAYNE, LEE & CO.,
Ea gle FOu dry,

PITTSBURGIE, Pa,
MANUFACTURES q ceasfuF. PAFlor sad Heating
vi stoves cookse RAnsss. Crate Froa,s, fsadsr Hs-
loware, te.
lar Us southern Tfadr. cfastAHty 90 hand.
40 ordsss respectfully ssiicassd- fehs-ttviy
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Livery Stable.
MW TnE an&err,Ened AaFlas fakan a
60 - a. stable 90 Akrkrl efrrsi. Nssh- flF-I
~ ri VIE. Ixnn., tHo d9eF8 bsinu fha LAl1
laas an1 apsos1s rs Nnnaca fssIlEs Arm.
erly aursgded = 40 hAnaa. srersiag ann anraa s4s
~ 4 ssp e had epo4 Apael saA gsalua 4 ~ ia h
H. ~ a. Futhe "a r1aauuth1t teFua
De i pfe1red g taks ears AZ IN TIA eaas manaer al
HsFea M aAh hns Fil1sg A. eesr1nE osaE rsxesrH
dis ktsAe aa11sd csrErsisak - husinaaa. 49, - sd
keen naaa Aat eal1Es a. - aeE taafaa4t
h nerhRt 50 n4sr4. xrgus naa<sais. n $50
anA&-esss4lg Ae.kAt1AAAoA
w H&-t4
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


BIZ r8E PACKAGE.
At no period since the establishment Of Firm n1szs
have we been able to supply customers in this branch OF
business with the quality and style Of Hat now being packed
Possessing perfect knowledge Of the markets at home and
abroad in which 10 obtain material in the raw comprising
their several psra large manufacturing department in
which We employ nOety Of the best workmen in the ataie
under the supervision Of the and taste employed in
producing the celebrated "Best Has which for years has
secured the envab reputation Of Leaders Of Fashion
for Gent emen's Hats throughout the United Stat
We solicit orders by the Package.
LEARY CO., Hatters
Asroa HeusE, N. 7. err.
- a 1c-e fshoo a.
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MES B. CRA1GHEAD,
DEALER IN w--u.va
To HARDWARE g n
AND
9 u II IT i Il R Y,
NO. 90 PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

ITO enable to sell goods low prices from this Ss's
all accounts for sundries purchased credit shall
consde red due when the articles delivered and Paymens
will be expected when the accounts presented.
janll-deo&wiy
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Capital $4,000!

1000 Prizes Amounting to $50,
Tickets $40: Halves SIS; Quarters $3.50.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Persons sending money by mail need not fear its being
lost. Orders punctnally attende too. Communications
CONFIDENTIAL Bank Notes Of sound banks taken par.
- Drawings sent to all ordering Tickets.
Those wishing particular numbers should order mme-
diAtely. Address JAMES y. WINTER, Manager,
MAceS, Ga
febls-td or, BOX las, NASHVILLE P. o.
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Furniture, Clocks, & C
John PATTERSON.

No. 10 COLLEGE STREET,
~S~-sT3 HAvISe purchased the entire stock Of -
- Furntare, Ac IN the Ware Rooms e X. VI
-. W. Shafer, which, In connection with nav 81
- former stock makes II the largest ard best ~
in the city am, herf prepared % ODER inducements
TO Cash buyers and punctul who requesedto cali
and examine my stock and prices
ThAnkfl Tor past Avors, respect uly solicit conuu
OF The same. t'ebIl J0dE PATTERSON.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

II He under signed Administrator of l. NJ Bransford dec
will Of y, ed Of Trust executed the said
NJ RrAnsord deceased By Aaron Wright and registered in
the oce Of the Register II Davidson county, In Book No.
a. pages sst and 415 uer for Public Auction the
court house In the town Of Nahve sRurday the 18th
day Of February, 1866, for cash, tie HOUSES AND
OF therein conveyed situated in Nashville fronting on
hundred an4 feet less
and being the ITO and Lots door Odd Fellows
Ha present o5cpped by said Aaron Wright and the
other reniru. W. L. UTLEY Admr Of
jan26-td l. NJ. Bransord deed
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TO CONFECTIONERS.
MOTTO VERSES

I'HE undersigned having purchased New Set Of Plates
is prepared to print and supply the trade with any
MOTTO VERSES,
OF AN ENTIRELY NEw STYLE,
And which will be sold cheap for cash style
be purchased at the East
Orders promptly hed and sample Sheets with prices
upon application By mail, TO s. II. BAILY,
wholesale ConfsctiOber.
febl2-d9m N
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q u NJ -.
FIELD, LANGSTR0TH & CO.,
NpnHPTENRS

l66 Market Street. PHILADELPHIA,
INVITE the attention Of Merchants the extensive and
completely assorted stock Of Single and Double Guns Of
handsome styles and warranted quality, which they
receiving direct from the English, Belgian and French
ker-.
Asoin store. large assortment Of Rifles and Pistols of
and desirable patterns All Of which will be offered az
the very lowest prices and fully warranted. fsbS-tU2m
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SUGAR-Prices steady at 7sa7s cents for Fair to
Fully Fair.
MoLAssEs-Sales 500 to 900 bbls. at S4aS5, and
occasionally for choice lots, S5i per gallon.
FLoUR-The market continues heavy, and the
sales we hear of are 255 Obs. Indiana at $50, and
$50 Tennessee at the same rate.
CoRN-Good demand, but at still lower prices
Sales a. 600 sacks including g. $50 Mixed, in mixed
sacks, at 81, 800 at So 900 in gunny bags at SO,
6 800 all to party also at 50; 100 in lots at 81
a56, and ,3l7 selected yellow at 5Sa6O.
0Ars-l00 sacks ordinary st. Louis were taken
at IS, and 260 at AZ per bushel.
BRAN-300 bags sold at rs per 100 lbs.
PoRK-Receipts large and market dull. Mess
retailing at l6.25al6 so per bbl
BACoN-Sides retailing at 9ta91.
LARD-The only sales we hear of are, 49, bbls.
Prime at 10, and $50 kegs at l04 per 10.
CoFFEE-Sales confined to 500 boxes at llall4,
and PIG at liz.
SALT-Several cargoes Of Liverr COL Offering, but
no sales reported. The stock is unusually large,
and has been ascertained to exceed 300, 900 in first
and second hands.
WHIsKY-5O bbls. ordinary recti6ed were sold at
about Sc per gallon.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 90, r. NJ. CoFFEE-The Coffee
market to day is very quiet, but holders firm
Small sales of damaged Rio at los. We quote fair
to good at 1lialla and H. Prime aud choice l2t
al2t. We quote Laguayra at lltal2. Java IA "a
10. The stock on hand is 81, 600 bags and about
10000 bags Rio below.
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EVERYBODY Will sE GE1rSs MARzKDl-They cannot help
IT, Prof Roneoui OF York. the great philosopher. has
made it 50 easy He has lei the cat out Of the bag In love
matters In bis book the Bliss Of Marriage" he has
dissected whole OF love- and teaches the subtle mode
Of creating it, in person you please, at VIII Here
secret to be sure to the world The girls viii be-
witch as in spite of our teeth What sh.n dot Every
body will be getting marriei.-Day Book.
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Sherif's Sale.

Y virtue Of veHdOnt ezpoaaS, 10 directed. BY the
~ Circuit Court OF Davidson county At It's January fern,
800 will sell at the court house door IN the city % Nash
ve the Sh day Of March next to the highest bidder for
each, all the right little and interest william stuart tbe
following lots, Nos 10 and 90 described IN the plan
Of the BoswoTth Otspeened Ead deed In book No la D.
plan in book No. H. pages 2l9 and go Ia the Reg
sers Once OF Davidson county. Fronting twentyseven
feet each on market street. and running back hundred
and thtyseven feet six inches The above property
situated In the city Of Nashville Davidson county, Tens
levied on IS the properly II Nm steuAr,.
JANIS J. .sDMosDSON. Deputy Sheriff.
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Philadelphia Iron Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. %, P. M.-The transactions
in Pig iron during the week amount to 1000 tons;
No. of choice brand sold at 26.00 cash. Quota,
tons firm at 27.0O for No. l. $500 for No. 2, and
$500 for No. g. Rails in good demand, and prices
tending upward. Bars improving as to demand.
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"A ,a1slss. - s.sshs IklsI Az EdscoE J
49, Fa..lAl e..
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ARMSTRONG s. CO,
No. 90 MARKET ST., NASHVILLE,
Commission Merchants
AND MARUFAcTuRER AGENTS,
EoR the sale Of Machines. Agricultural Inplsnents
Fuch articles may always be found al their store
the lowest cash prices
MACHINES, IMPLEMENTS, &c.
Threshns Machines H7rse Powers Corn and Cob Crush
Little Giantl Feons Portable Grat MIL straw Caters
Corn shelsTs Bedwss Machine chld's GrAia sspa.
rAior Wells seed sower, Corn PlaB,s. cutvstOrs H4F
FOrks, Rakes, ReaPng and MoWing Machines. Fan Mia ke
BUILDING MATERIALS, &C., &c.
Window Sash. Venetian hlinds Manifested lroH Nantes,
wndo. Glass O all Shes HydrAaie csnsns Faster Para
Chain Panp- Fo'cs PunPs esrdea Enginss. ioa chAir
Iron Eestees Iron Safes Of AL sinss.
PAINTS. OILS, &e.
white Lead white zne Rrova Zinc, sssns coier~ zse
Pants Of al eoors Patty, Whiting, Issesa oa LARD on
Rosin. CoppsFss, Paint Mia 4e, Ae.
FER TILIz ERs.
e1ano. and snd Plaster We lssS AFrs sosks Of 'hsss
- SEEDS.
Cover, TosAy, Hus Grass Herds Grass orshz-a 0ra..
wsssss also agent. or rsas.s oslss.sa kss.Os Ma
Hsastmsnt q these MheAass on hsnd ant s aEnA sAsm
a AsnaaetErers' preee transPofatan shsd A. rs d.
1And va Be esyesd ,As saPP. Aass sAe are IA sant =
assit-sittssssn ARMSTRONG q CO.
Corn Sacks! Corn SacksI
NRhsss n sszs, sad REG dairy reestynE an6 ~
w busAsl ossABuRa coaA lacks. y vhlsA tnsIss
Ne s,.snsaa e sAippssa- NJ 3. soRDoN Aco.
Il GAMERS AND BORROWERS OF me-
A AEA 80 eaa . sAss ss 1879 s = 81 e
Rrsns a., a. feqs ffen fuhfs sqesrs.
5000 lbs. News ana Book Ink,
"A saAs1ss. - sasg l4tsI AE KoscoA
Elatsa f4sEzA4 49, &za
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PROF wooD's BAN REsroRATIvE.-The testimony OF all
who thoroughly tested the virtues OF this celebrated
article viii restore the gray and the bald eradicate
disease Of the Scalp, the hair falling and preserve
the perfectly extreme old age. 1t is now put up
both with and without sediments See advertisement
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this Bank, decide upon the time when they will be
prepared 70 pursue sacb a course.
The Union Bank win cheerfully act in concert
with the other Banks at aIItimes, IN adopting line
of policy that win be conducive to the financial in.
terests Of the State
The undersigned, are very respectfully, your
obedent servants,
M FOGG, Pres't pro TEN.
J. CORY, Cashier.
Union Bank of Tennessee.
Nashville, 25th Feb, 1886.
The President and Cashier Of the State
Bank says:
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-26
BoARDTNG ScHoOL.
FLOURl FLOURll

TIVE New York MHs have recently opened Their Depot
the stand q The Pert Royal Mills DspO, Ne soah
College street. where N y vii keep constantly kEnd
large supply u ne Flour pai expressly for fanf us,
Also, good lot Il Unbotea fosT, Bucksheat Flour Meal
Bran. 4e a..
These Nils haxe long been knoun IN this evauniiy
furnishing the Flour hal bFouski ~ h martet aad
nnly reeuisss trii SATISFY al sho good flour,
hat their bay o. fhs afteeB u a
tsrs pArticalaFly diEccted 70 his.
fsni1 QUICK co.