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Southern Forwarding HOuSe
W. H. GORDON & CO,
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Agents in Nashville for
YOUNG. WYATT L co, WYATT 4 co,
Savannah, Ca Charleston, South Carolina,
FORWARDING AGENTS 6 GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
WE would respectfully announce 10 the Merchants oil
w Nashville and vicinity, that We have secured the
Ssrylcas al toe well known house of &essTs W II. COR
DON q CO. whose pleasure will be to present our ior
Nerdng bills for collection the counters OF patrons
10 Nashville. bills being made payable in Nashville,
viii e6ectuAy DO away with all the annoyance and lncon
Nenence heretofore arising from having 10 purchase dTs
make re.nittauces leave deposits, DC. &c
Goods cpnsigaed 10 Naturally forwarded
the same day Uf arrival unless discharged from vessel al
tsr the railroad depot closed for the nghtWhea this
occurs the goods slowed our hreproof warehouses;
Iad s0.r ii syT5U U Littt0ndt c0st 70 our patrons
We would again grateful thanks 10 merchants
generally IN Tennessee Tor the patronage hereoiors 20 io
erv bestowed upon Us and al The line respectfully
solicit their busiue long they ind 1t to Their inter
e.! tu lstrUuize our houses.
YOUNG, WYATT d CO.
Savannah, Ga
WYATT CO,
maylu Charleston. s. c.
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10 NASIIEII.T1r IrEL,

10 NAStIfIl.EIE NIrEECEIA
TETHE Merchants Nashville and business genera
" will Eud grestY 10 their 10 advertise u
Ia. S1ms7Sss ny Democrat, prjutei Hni uuJi ,.s
weekly by bite E.gun = Co. The DrmOCT hasa large
circulation IN q. tE8t coUuuy kentucky from winch
Coal suj other proGGcs shipped u Nashville u has
? wide circulation IN al those counties hentU,kv from
which merchants 20 10 Nashville buy their goods d
as larger sTUEiaupu than other paper tie srh
Core-essiogg District Nv Our TENS for advert rg are
ysrv liberal Ar g4.uss Kelly, l45 South Market ST.
our Agent ana Will state all who wish a
vertis wth u.s. and attend forwarding advertisements
10 u.s. al those who prsleZ it, send their advertise
msnts 70 US BY mail.
dscq-2n WHITE, BARRON co.
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND TAILORING Es-
TABLISHMENT
WOO LEN RIHERY.
l.nIAEh 4 hr.NIr W

Z. Ia. GODDARD, NEW YORK
ONLY manufacturer of the original Steel Ring end Tooth
~ Burning Machines and Feed Rolls 10 be attached tc
First and also to Second Breaker and Fnsbe.s OF Wool
en- Csrding Machlnes The attachment TO second Break.
ere and FIushers Is new and very Important These s.
chimes in successful operation first Breakers in most
of the principal Wooen Factories in the United States
Canada aud Mexico and deemed by experienced man
uiacturers the most Parect machines used and nds
peDsabe to the economical and successful Manufacture of
wool.
They in fact the only strong durable and successful
ly operating machines use No carding machine should
hour without them.
The Feed Rolls are strong and durable, and worthy
attention.
Circulars explaining these Machines and Rolls reference
TO the mills having them in use &c ay be had by address
sing G. l.. GODDARD.
No. Bowling Green, New York, 70 whom deFs
should be directed. septlj-yy
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LIVERY STAEkI,E.

LIVERY STABLE,
E4 TIE undersgned having taken the Csz-E
EsSsEl Livery Stable Market Street for. 49,
A-<&- meTly occupied by the Messrs Hemners second
door below the Nashville Inn, and oppost the AianSo
House, respectfully announces that hs viii keep on hand
good horses and vehices;o 20 be let 70 the hiring public
reasonable terms
lie is prepared TO take Of in the bes: nsnner all
horses LETT with HIM either ardnE horses or iryeer
His Stable is situated convenient business and he vii
keep but experienced osters and the best prove
der the market viii afOrd. Terms moderate
sep2I-dri w&Wu ". H. HOWELL
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
OFFICE-CORNER CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS

THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
10 subscribers st So 90 per annGm ia advance
The TRIWEEKLY is published lTerT Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday, at $ 90 per anuam, 10 advance if not
paid in advance, Sc 90.
Tie DAILY is published at Eight Dollars,
Ess- THE MONEY, IN ALL CASES, 10 ACCOAPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. -Ssl
kemances Of subscriptions may be made by IsA al our
risk.
No paper will be sent cut OF the State uness the order is
accompanied with the cash.
~: We wish it distinctly understood that NO paper will
be discontinued until all srrearages paid cet The
option ef tie publishers.
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ELECTRIC MILL.

P0ltsbe Fantalon Corn, Feed EIouring Mills Manu.
tactured from the best quaity Of French Burr.
y CEL MILL STONES, OF t sizes on maud and made
ID to order. Smut Mills, Mill Iro1s. Mill Gearing
Betting, Hoigi1g and Regulating Scrs7s Screen Wire
Damsei Irons Plaster 0i P4!ls Dutch Anker Brand
Eoitins Cloths, Cf oil numbers.
C!es sold by warranted TO be OF the bss DUAL.
itY. or the Inorey refunded.
Miers, MilTrghIs Farmers. and ulhers are respect.
talv invited 10 examine ray STOCK t.~slng
where.
AlOrjeTs ana COMMUNICATIONS promptly attended IL.
JOHN y. BRADFORD,
mchi-eo:TGFly Cor. Broad and Hgh sts Nashville
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1000 Prizes in all amounting to.......... to- $50 900
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERSl
Tickets IS. Halves 81 SO. Quarters $l 25.
Tickets in this great Scheme for sale By al respect
able dealers in the United states and Canada
Bills all solvent Banks taken at par All eommunicar
tions strictly confidential.
lS- Parties wishing to order Tickets in the above
Scheme, will please address SANL. SWAN, Box s5s,
NASHVILLE POST OFFICE, when Tickets will be Im-
mediately forwarded 10 their address.
SAMUEL SWAN,
Janl-td Agent aud Manager Atlanta Ca
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LOCOMO TIE TOOLS AND HACHIN ERA (.
TENHE LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP, Lasrrelte HAS.
/ ETckaSss, manufactures Locomotives of any size
gulge Stationary Engines. Lahes, Pianers all kinds Of
Tools Gotten, Nooep Gua Paper Machinery. Turbine &
Parker Wasr " becis Gurnssv's Patent Printing Press
&c. &c. All Articles warranted best materials and Ork
man,ho. Information may be obtained and orders for
wariai on application 70 MT. JAMES PLUNKET, at the
State House -FlstVle ItHEsssse, or address
J. II W. PAGE, Treasurer
nov. 22-Gud Office. II. Hby st Boston, Mass
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PlAEO FJ.IE3, PIANO FOAEES.
X NV ave tNo "A College 81. Om he r.fsg:s--,-
w 'ar-ta-arg Of I Eht, Newton L Brad e5ssss-,-tj
hurry Il Worcester, ard Z uues Rr0, NewiI : I!
ors. d1s G.so tnsl Piano For:es TO critical axau
I1arO1 Il TgI paT cusIig invite Professional ANA
Iuuls cat a oveIs OF Music 10 those who want tupe-
nor lUsIImeaG we say, DO fail to call and see BE-
iors you pIrchsss.
,es22-ly Wa r FREEMAN
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PREMIUM BOOT AND SHOE MAgUFACTORY
EEEN FULLER,

ouCc6f s,F 10 haulnOn FuueTp
TEEEESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY,
Corner NaFkeg and Spring or Church SIS,
Nashville, Tenn.
~ RATEFUL for tie liberal patronage bestowed upoG
~ this Hanufactory since its establishment the Pro-
preor feels determined merit continuation ofthe
future.
l have on hand good assortment Of ready made
work consisting in part OF Mems Boys and Youths Calf
k!p and Thick Boots and Shoes; Negro Brogsps double
sole; House Servants Shoes Ladies and Misses Calf NO
Tucco Id Kid Boots and Shoes all made from good stock
In good style "a warranted.
Orders from Planters Iron Masters, Railroad and Turn
pike Companies respectfully solicited
All kinds Of Repairing done.
Cash paid for Hides EBEN FULLER.
s4es- Banner, Wing, Gazette and Cleveland Banner
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FARMERS AND STOCK RAIsERs,

Oh-F vol L0Tn 0"d Coo NM u1surrassed IN the
Union srl which csuru b srpe?ceded 10y past or future
Intentions Ii n tue very N which every Farmer and
Sock aseT should have; vj crush froi to 10 bush.
els Cora nd Cob Psr hour with horse easily fitted
NJ and managed weighs $40 lbs aad all contact OF the
Euoiug surfaces prevented viii last any farmer an or
Glay lifetime lSpeG thus Of its durability because the
principle has ccen iary tested in the Old Bark A
Ff.,r Z rs
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{ GENTS wanted in every county this and adjoining
= states 70 Se t1e aooyo new and impro ed CORN
AND COB MILL. 70 al such, rars ehunce 70
make moley viii be offered Exclusive Stat aud ountY
privileges viii be disposed of unusually IA terms bT
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PENNSYLYANIA I1AILaOAD.
Es $50 a

3 ,it 4s5zsits ss.ISszz sssss!Es
THE Great Central Route connecting the At4nIc cities
withNesern, ,SOrthw western, and Southwestern StHtes
by continuous Railway direct This road also connects
ct Pittsburg with osy line Of Steamers all pors ot
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandus5y win
Steamers all ports the Northwestern Lakes mGkils
the most Grec cheapest aad rsLa6ss route By which
FREIGHT be forwarded 10 and frnn the GysI. Wss
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FIRST CLASS.-BOOts, Shoes Dry Goods 60 -,
(in boxes,) Furs, Feathers de-. '0e per 4VV'
SECOND CLASS-BOOks and StatiOnery
Dry Goods (u bAlesl Hardware, lea 75e per loon
TH1RD CIA5sAnviis 8s9Sa9 Bacon
aud Pork lin bulk j Hemp, De-. o'o per IoVo
F0URTH CLASS.-Cstee, Fish, Bacon H., ,o,,,
and Pork packed Lard and Lard OIL o0' P03 4S''
Four-Sl per Dbl. until further notics.
Gran--5O cts. per 100 lbs until further notice
Cottous2per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs. weight ua,d
~ In shipping Goods from sny point East O: Ph.4-
delphis be particular to 1IrE package PeqHsyUEr
Rdiro1d' All Goods consigned 10 the Agents Of lbs
Road Philadelphia Piitsburg viii be forwarded with
out detention
FEueHr AaExrz-Earris, Wormlsy Z Co. Memphis =.
Tennessee Ii. t. sass Co, 81 LouIs,; AItchs 3
son. Evansville Indana; Dumesn Bel and AuId1ck. ard
arter Jewett LOUISVILLE kT.i T. e. AeldrCm. Madison,
Indiana; SprIgman Brown and Irwin Co tGciuD1ri;
y. W. Graham & Co, ZIuesvi.s Ohio Leech 4 Co., Nc.
81 Kilby street Boston; LsGCh Z Co AstCr Eolse New
York No William street. and Nos Battery Place New
York; E. Sueedsr Philadelphia N.graw Z KOous q.
urors; Geo. q FrSncscus. PJtsbarg
H. Il. HOUSTON, GssSrli FTsig5. Agsat, Pijl1eI.
II. J. LOABAERT. SEgt, Als00Hl. Pa.
aus 'sG.-tI>5 81.
PENNSY IIAILKOAP,
rJNHREE Daily Through Trains, between PHILADELPHIA
L and Pttsburg. THE MORNING Mall. TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for PIItsburg at 7 A. 81 and Pitts
burg for PhIladelPhia at 7, a. 81. The FASI LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Psburg p NJ and Pttsburs
fOr Ph lsdelPhia ct I, p. ~ Tus NIGHT EXPKESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Plttsb1rg at H. ~ and
Pittsbur2 for Philadelphia a. 10, 7. II.
The above lines connect At PtsbUrg with the Railroads
D d1d from 81 Lous. No; Alton GaIeua and Chicago
ILL.,; Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville Ky, Terra
Haute Madison, Lafayette nd Indianapolis Ind CIncin
nati Dayton, Springfield Belei0nlane Sandusky Toledo
Cleveland CoiamOus, ZanesvIle AassiI0n and Coster
OhO also, with the Steam Packet Boats from and 10 View
Orleans ST. Louis Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can DO had to from either Of the
above places
For further particulars, Handbis at the different
starting points Passengers from the West will ind hiI
the shortest and most expeditions route PhaGeiphis
Baltimore, New ork or Boston.
THOS. MOORE, AGENT, Passenger Liss5 Psi.G&s.
J. MEShIhhN, AGENT, Passenger Linz, PtS@ayg
Had III a
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DOCTOR AOOF LANDS
CELEBRATED
CE X NAN BITT ERS,
PREPARED BY
DR.. C. II. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, PA,
WILL EEFECTUALLY CUR8
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUEDICE,
Garoie CT Nervous De5sty Diseases Of the Aidag and
al! diseases arising from Disor&srs,I
LSOer 0r SI0zgGCt,
Such
COnsips-
tiOu, Inward Piles.
Iuliness or Blood n the
Head, Acidity Of the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food
FullneSs weigh: the Stomach Sour
Eruc,ati0us, Sinking, OF FlutteFinS at the Pit
OF the StOaaCh, Swimming Of the head, Hurried
and Difficult Breathing, tIuttsrng u the Heart ChO&k
ing Suaocatiug Sensations wheu lying posture Dim.
ness OF Vision, Dots or Webs before the sight Fever
and Dull Pain in the Head Deficiency pf PeTsp;.
rahon, iellOwGess Of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain IL tbs SIDE Back, Chest, Limbs,
30, &c, Sudden Flushes of
Heat BurIiug z in the Flesh.
Constant lmsHBiBga
Of Evil, and great
dePressiOn0 OF
Spirits.
The proprietor in calling the attention Of the public to
this preparation, does with feeling of the utmost con.
Hisnce its virtues and adaptation TO the diseases for
waIch it is recommended
It's no new and unred article but one that hss stood
the test Of years trial before the American people
reputation and sale is unrvaed BY any similar prs
parsops eIsnt The testimony in is favor gyeu nv the
most prominent and well known Physicians and iodyid
uals in al parts OF the country is immense The follow
ing from your State is respectfully submted-rser
ing any one who msy still duub to nay Memorabilia,
or Practical Receipt Book, for Farmers and Eamies-io
bO had gratis of ell the Agents for the German Bters
Principal Office and Mandatory, 100 Arch St, Ph4a'
phia Pa.
TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE
Dr. Ii B. SCARBOROUGH, Dover. Tennessee, August %
1863, says have sold all the German biIers you have
me- and If the preparation continues do much
gDoI az q hIs Gos Il c2 u t5s les! medicine sSa
hsTa7
L. SNoDsRAss Sparta Tennessee August 90 1865 says:
." pleased TO state that your German 9tes has gTsp
satisfaction IN every instance where it has been used
b. T hoLLIs HllsbOrough. Tennessee August 90 1858
says pleased 70 state that the German Bttsrs has
given general satisfaction"
DR., P EATIO 6 BRn, Knoxville, Tennessee, 9th April
1881, sGd Your BJsrs selling very last; and
every person that hiss ed it. far have been able
to learn, has been benefited"
W. FRANKLIN q Co., Gallstin, Tennessee December
So 1860 sald The rm Will want DOre OF your Bit
ters soon Of tie partners tduEs is great ns
cine"
L. s HARDY, BoirEr Tennessee, September is, 1853,
said Theres great demand your B!ters here please
send another lot sOon.
rs~ They ere entirely T2s5lS free from ell injurious
ingredients always strengthen the syss and pros.
~ Sold By dealers in Medicine and storrkeepers ey.
eTvWheTe.
~ Sold In Nashville by Berry Ds1no-ille Brown
GTubbs EEia Brothers, Il G. Scovs and dealers in med
cine generally Ech 20 56-dAEIy
I
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Flour at the above rates to be shipped Of
yfve barrels and upwards, At time when in less
Quantities i've cents per barrel to be added Flour IN
sacks will be transported terms 900 lbs 70 Be
rated and charged as one barrel H. l. ANDERSON.
OctIS-U Su IerniendenL
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RAILROADS, &C.
"a s:s.Ss 9sz
NASHVILLE AND CHATTAEO GA RAIL
ROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON and amer Sunday next the 2sh inst, daily Pas
~ sengsr Trains will be run 70 and from Chaitanooga
follows
Night Express leaves Nashville sSO P. NJ arriving
Chattanooga al 6:lO, A. VI.
RETURNING,
Daily Tran slVss Chattanooga, al g. TO- AN, arriving At
Nashville at 40, p. NJ.
Night Express leaves ChattanOosa al 6 PM, arriving
at Nashville af 62O, AN.
H.. ANDERSON,
Nashville oct %, 1853. Superintendent.
SUPPLEMENT TO FREIGHT TARIFF.
SUPERINTEN DENTS OFFICE, I
N i G. RAILROAD, OCT. 10, 1858.
ON and afer Saturday. goth inst, Grain and Flour
~ over the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad will bs
charged az rates as below:
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AGENTS WANTED.

AWENIS NANIED.
A Ny number OF Intelligent and industrious men " ith
u small capital wanted to cIrculI by subscription
Of the most Rapid Selling ami Popular works Of
the day. Among there Is The Great West" Travels
and Adventures Of Celebrated Travellers and En-
blems Ihess books are beautifully bound end elegantly
ILLUSTRATED Persons desiring by which they
make from 50 70 is per day viii please address,
JAS. A. ROBERTS,
decl6-d6w-f Sreenville East TennRsEee
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MISCELLANEOUS
LAW OFFICE,


est OF the kind IN the United States.
Feb l4-ly.
LAW OFFICE.
/ NJ. WlLhlN having been admitted 10 practice in
e all the Courts of Tennessee and New York and haY
tng permanently located in Nashville will attend to all
matters OF Collection and Litigation entrusted to him..
Oftce No 20 Cherry street. novS-tf
SEWANEE HOUSE, Nashville, Tennesse.
,,r,r, BRIDGES & SON.. PR0PRIEToES.
Wis desirable house has lately been entirely RENTED
and rstrnshed and there has also been added
bef OF large and beautiful rooms, dining hall &c.
The house is centrally located, convenient TO the Gene
rsl Stage Chce Steam Boat Landing and the business
portion Of the city.
We prepared TO accommodate the travelling pub
lie and our friends in general in style no; TO be
passed by any hotel 10 the West.
iune30 BRIDGES son, Proprietors
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND TAILORING Is
TABLISHMENT,
No. Ii Cedar Street,
Five doors from Public Square, Nashville,
w ed stock Of
Cloths, Cassimeres, and yestlngs, M
Of latest and beautiful patterns all Of which viii
be made upc order IN the most fashionable STYLE and at
as short notice be done il any city in the Union
and 81 prices to suit the tunes
am now receiving my stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
and, being satisfied that they by far tbe hand.
soonest Goodsever brought to this market an examination
is requested before purchasing elsewhere
Ready-Made Clothing g,-COats, Pants aud VestI of
all kinds. hne assortment of Mems Furnishing Goods
Silks and herinO UndershFts Shirts Stocks Gloves Sus
penders Cravats Pocket Handkerchiefs Silk and Linen
Shirt Collars, Umbrellas, &c.
~ Garments tat the shortest notice. Please call
ndexanlne. I. T.J.H0UGH,
sepl-u Agent.
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RAGS-S55O IN PREMIUMS.

TIANING largely increased my supply Of Rags by the
/ L premiums offered the past year ending June 81
=m induced offer larger amount OF premiums for the
present year And will pay The above premium in
oiEl0J $gJ $50 So $6o S5o S4 s30 go and t0 TO any
leu mcrchuuis "Ped!2rS"-wh will deliver LIE, from
ihs date 10 the july, 1856, the largest amount OF
RAGS The 10 be bought outside Of and by do
ing business outside Uf Nashville or vicinity
viii O; ali tunes pay the highest market prices Ia cash
fr RAGS delivery, and issue certificate the
Of the received aad paid fcf These certificates
must he kept and in before the st day Of july
uek that three t5nJeressd merchants ot Nashville
make the awards The largest amount being entitled
lo the 800, the next larEes: 10 s5o aud down
Merchants sending rags will please write THAI nG7
know whose ISSUE the certificate. Combinations
,,ll not bs allowed.
Wooden. Linsev, SILK and Worsei rags are not wanted
ard viii not he included the above.
earnestly solicit greater attention saving and bnviDg
Rags throughout Middle Tenn.
8uE4-l ydgIwSW ". s. WHITEMAN.
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From Nashville, Lsysrgne

From Nashville, Lsysrgne
and smyrna. ,...... 80.
From MurfreesbOrO, Chris
tianR apd ROsteTyille, -.
From Belibuckle, War
trace, Shelbyville and
NOTmsndy,-.--........
From lul.RhOma, Estiil's
Springs, Decherd and
CoNan,. .....-.ss...-s.
From TantalOn, Anderson
and StevensOn,.-.- zee.
From Bridgeport, She'll
mound and WhiteIlde,.
STATION TO EAsHVIi LIZ.
From Cha tanOOga, Shell
mound and Whitsside...
From Bridgeport, SIsvsa-
son, Anderson and Tan
talon, -......-.......
From Cosan, DeeheFi, Is
dll's Springs and fulla-
uomas. s..s...s.. .-----.ss..
From Normandy, WArtraee,
Shelbyville and Bell
buckle,-..-r....s...-...
From FUsterviille. Chris
tiana and Aurireesboro,.
From Florence Snyrusand
Lavergne,.---.-...-...-.-'
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FROM NASHVILLE 10 NEN UHLf
THROUGH N FOUR DAYS.

FARE, THIRTY DOLLARS
MIA Chattanooga, Atlanta, and West Point % Mont
' gomsry By Railroad Tickets 70 be had ST the De-
pot Price Sl6 so.
From Montgomery to Mobile, BY a double daily line,
lmorning and evening" Stages and Steamboats, cOnnec
ing with tue steamers from thence 70 New Orleans
II. l. ANDERSON Gent ~1r't y A & 2
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fare Reduced!
CAnJN P4SsAG r FROM CHARLESTON
TO NEW YORK,
TWENTY DOL l. A RS.

! NEW- YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAL 81
PACRETS, SEM WEEKLY
Nashville, 1900 tons, n Berry Commander.
Marion. 1900 tons, J. Foster, Commander.
Jas. AdgeT, 800 tons, s. G. Turner, ,Commsn der.
SJUtherner, l,O00tons, Thos Ewau Commander
1fs<CES,ss LEAVES Adger's WharVes. every WedDes.
sfStsg5 day and Saturday after Nhe arrival of the
lEs<sssxE5SAsg cars from the South and H<st.
These Steamships were Gl built for the Line and for
safety, comfort and speed are unrvaed the Coast.
Tables supplied with every luxury. Attentive and
teous Commanders, will insure Travellers OF this Line
every possible comfort and accommodation.
- otseTage plSSage,-. ................$
riTeght or passage, having elegant State Room Ae
conm0datlons, apply TO
HENRY MUSHROOM,
sepl6, SLY Charleston, s. G.
MRS. GERTRUDE j. CARY'S BOARD
ING AND DAY SCHOOL
ttylLL rssOms its Session Monday, Sept 10th. Cir
w culars may be obtained application at her resi-
dence y W. coTDeF Pine and Fifteenth streets, PhGdel
phe.
REFERENCEs.-Rev H. A. Boardnan, D. D. Rev. Vim.
Chester, d. D., Rev. Newton Brown d. D., Rev. Henry
Darling, Rev. G. L, Platt Rev. J. Gordon Maxwell Phs
de pbia-
Hon WR. J.. Marcy. Secre tary Of Sate Judge P V.
Daniel, Supreme Court, u. 81 Washington City; Rev.
Ihomas II skinner, D. D., Rev. Joel Parker D. d.. New
York Rev. George Woodbridge, p z. Dane' JT. Esq,
Richmond Va.
Hon. Cave JohusOn President Bank of Tennessee, Nash
viiie Tenn, A. Il Orozier Comptroller, Nashville, Tenn
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MEDICAL.


rThE eopartnershp heretofore existing under the firm
l. and style Of BROWN GRUBBS is this day dis
solved by mutual consent Jo c. BRowN is alone author
lied - the name of the hrn in liquidation, &c.
JOSIAH G.. BROWN,