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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-05

N .NI'T' IIVl n HOlIINGBE00k n plIII.
III "u - have established myself t,r the frausartI, 49,
stn'Jai an Steri aud Metal Business ami IN vino IN ,
ton - Virginia and North Carolina Merchants visit.
market To an examination of my large and varied a., rI,.
my arrangements ICING such viii enable Iaa To ae Al
lowest rates kal IL ans MAchinss Bia E.uitl. and ,
tiR1' generally Will find it TO their ntcrcs, to MIN
boiuft purchasing eiscw here
o'15 Thankfully received and promptly atend,di to
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

R1tHNasI. May Let .lshh
Gentlemen My child had commenced breaking rut l.7l
fall In small sores whieh gradually extended
cad ins aiding both Nhich lpu,h 10y
that both would drop on
tried all advertised and domestic remedies
coed results Their procured and applied little TURF
OIL II began TO set better the boc broke aud
Piled gals 10 It'll again began te Ny cider daugh
ter said Pa 20 Of that Turf OIL slater head
looked so much better when you used it W. auothet
bottle and her head nearly we'll This aFrff
yaed and tool hall hour every day wash and
very offensive One bottle feel sssuld, nH. E.,
her entirely, there but little of the disease
gu entitled to this and for the benefit otheg
great pleasure In gl,.ug you this ccriihcate
Respectfully. T. CHALK.
"a Mpksr nnys A. n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-05

q !"
e.. HIS 4 The ShaeTuHc. Author ~ Aida World
Three per cont Month by Burdeu,
WItdinpId's Ars tork Pork.
Lat Of the Forosters by Eficn Cook,
Sporting Tout edited ~ Frank Forester
WYrks 4 tias Lamb by Tafpurd
flalstasld Nyserie. by Mfss Pcttit,
IttIyn Marion anthnf II Castle Avon.
How t. - Rich.
BaiIouid Monthly far October.
Iss,Irs y Journal
Fashions
Mr. stephens Ses Monthly for October
Hsuschod " fd-
k1ickerbeekrr
Saunua Magazine
iufnAniE
tuamhsfs Tor September.
pnctnt Antonio, by f}uidnf
How - behave
Bridal EnqHette.
How Ia " no and How 10 Win.
How 10 Drrts with taftr.
Btsithnaits Retrospect for July
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-05
ALFRED : LEE. FORWARDING md COMMITS.


"a SION MERCHANT. Dn the Dork Richmond Va
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended to me last easui
have made to increase the hue OF Boats run
nng my houst that boat viii leave every Other day
Sundays rxcepted) BY this em,n shall be able to
u goods through days than heretofore and very
nearly they 20 by the = r. and at much less
per HID which includes DrayaEn aud Wharfage, when
There necessity for dtay The dfayage and Wharfage
the Basin / per Box and - per HID The
Lock Toll charged by the james river KIN VIVA Go for
passing house per I abnut ct tor Boxes
per HID Having these location
willing tor,.tp the hentt aud charge only
tar price tan my services hoping thereby to command larger
business
My personal will be given sales produce and
purchase o goods o. Commsst \. 5. LEE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-05

kka HGsN ...s AZ fsONtp .tNb
Ed NOKk.-SIEAMSliIf ! \ NJ l. : I OW y .trskuczzs.
Inc 1. 5. Mail steamship / JAMES TON y, in com.
maud OF Capt LEWl fAhusH leaves New York regularly
cpcfN SATURDAY AFTERNOON u 3 O'clock kirti
laond She viii take any freight from City Point
Sbe leaves Richmond regularly every II ESDA1 AFTER
NOON At 4 clock, for New York.
Those desiring ship by her have their goods here
Monday Passengers desiring take this SLIP here
4 state Room secured by addressing by mail
n The ROANOKE, Capt. SKINNER stops At tiy POINT
where She III nd aud rrcctYc freight Both tn Juuesl
aud t Roanoke receive and land passengers t, Point
and Norfolk LlpLAM y WATSON.
ana Bic1 "a
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lSss;;,..,..i;..::' $50, so. 1, AmoNIAFED sapER

~ a.a t.t-'s No. 4, AMONIAEED sIpER
~ fhOSFHAIE OF LIME.-rhe attention If F5r,-,-,
anu respectfully called to the above In com
pound tor their approaching spring PLANTING
Inc Alahuafiufer begs To his friends an natr
ihe3 may AWAY depend upon being supplied " IN
Ht "Ap Nhoih ARTICLE, for he constantly suu,rn,,l.
III per sol" the entire process of manufacturing and put m
toll sale. ~ 49," f't'i't "t
lis article has now been before community for rho no
i'ou % hN' years during whivh lime analysed
large number OF the most Ieput,d Chemists in IA
anu mas oeeh td by NariouS Farmers
III ''ie Union win almost unN ,.
e "cS1 proofs OF lis value Is the greatly
unprecedented IN the history Of Artificial Fer,l.rs and u
eq"a'lel ~ PERUVIAN Guano Itself which IL poe...
huch advantage from the tact ammonia
matter III 'nah' Ia TINS preparation being chemically yd
agent oly dsspahg Itself progressively hen Icor.0
i"'u wiz ile sol Tins available salt sGlplafe g -,
n,u VII" soluble phosphate becomes fitted tor pari,I
an iil"hs ahd is by them readily taken up II WI I
l"uhu pulie as active in inducing early maturity a. .
- ''A'' f''
AS thrfe are large number super Phospbat.s in market
i"f i"t 'anc g." which would like to be rc,l4n,4
nh's f request ali purchasing careful to ,lfs
"fNolN AK TIC LII W hich will be warranted by NV ar
lea agents, all Il whom lodged
ad 90 tnen hold myself responsible the good rarat
my "faf ih'sf hae All packages will be destlnrI, brand
e Consumers and dealers viii be enabled to make am
With myself $50 '''''' '"' 5H's.
Mi.nshn II I HARDY co, are my accredited aud
ol' agents Tor the ely OF Petersburg
df11.at"ro Chemist and sole Proprietor, HIliaI.l.la +
a. IT,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-05
sSss,uuEw .uH.>..ruE>r,.o

- FOk Nm lNEk TNOM LNNNH r~NttIN
81 RIG VA PETEESBi NG5 BY sol III SiDE r-~s~~-<A
kAllkoAD-CHkdFtSF 4Np FIEAN4NTFSY Rawc.
sl4 to New YORK, ncudug Railroad fare aud meals and
stale room IN board steamer; 60 New Nurk-seroud
class cars d StCerage.
Passengers l"aNne lynciburg TUESDAYS at o.
dock, hS south S,de Railroad sstc eve =
Point with the large and. ,umu"drnS ~rea1u>a j,
lAMhSIoNN, Capt Parrish an proceed direct 10 New
Aalk, touching outy AT Norfolk
Tho steamer KoANukE will continue her ps as hrct,
lore Iea'n# tul Point every SRtWda. morning Of OOH
For through tickets, apply To
LEE JOHNSON. MAIN ST. iyurllurg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-05

f.. On. aa..,...las VIRGINIA ~ TENNESSEE
~ X xSK-~41~ RAIi.ROAD-On Thursday, / h
18Th of June the Passenger Tram will
commence running t. Salt Works Biaueii Junction
II 4 II ttlII. ltan sui.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-05

~ 80 Cases I Et = T. Mass Licoriee
20 i ( q Co
100 Half fuses I
100 Acc.
All on consignment and ale los, D.,
TlIOS. BRANCH 4 SaxS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-05

4 as FITTING AND pgynHtNs ~, r,.
~ efuly call the attention of the Public IA oar 5r5
us Baker, Philadelphia
are prepared 10 do Plumbing Work Of u hind
IS aier inseis, Hot Cold or Shower Baths hon or taV.D
IA H. ubs W ash Basins hon Wcdg ware We also
Ms" Suks Iron or Lead Boilers, Iron Copper W
kinds OF lumbing Work
Nnla ans" ASK attention to Galvanized IroH Pip
'"afileie which ls much used for Waor Pine Pers
me country VINO wish to have Gas Water introduced
'nu" 10 the!f advantage to call on the subscriber
,...,,--,, -. JAS. GLELANn
Main st. Lynchburg, Va. lssp.-.
E<'pis Sent. wish To rent out iii, store
!" hot So which is in hrstrae order. will nahe 1t'
''a' 10y 10Y" II LENIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-05

Two. 81 >-toaD, Grocer "nb t"mm,.s,""
ID MERCHANT MAS srkf1 J. IL tHInI 40 Having nsi
ftlfrd from Northern Cities have IN hand aud
elfnE ever, the afFsi mHs desirable stock 81 Tn
,ria ard Iqaerp bcfoTs Offered hy nv old
tonnes public large Ny ft'ok riusSs ~ every
tf, keft The Brur'rY Inc fee no hesitation Ia
- vii so goods cheap II uHt cheaper han any
house 'nrhury Warrant ef.y artele that sell q" Civ
.atisa sale buy nptuR but the bal
NJ, ulo quick sales aud small profits every instance
Al tu conatfy produce taken IN etchans "r goos at cash
lf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-05

tHfsfIhfIfIn April IHih Itlf
- ,srs pors CoHaving used your Turf OH aud hndiae
ITO be such hne medicine, thin due 10 you that yan
should know It. My daughter, about two fell On tn
rocker of chair and aud bruised her H. Oh much
assumed the form Of boil and became very had II
lsnt"d by phyNeian but that did not relieve Il j. became
rum ng sore aud continued SO for n,as I'VE t1,d
every medicine could hear Of with effect until Ia
dueed try bottle otyapr Turf oHaer using bottle
aud hal i was entirely healed IhR, used In otbe
cores And iouud tho fame benefit You liberty
this as yun lhlnk lruper. s lMAlkIN
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stga,stisst1u, wioIc-

las md Porie MonIe Porcussion InIs Nmpo" der Fht
shot als Flasks Pouches and Bcifs. Bird Lays
Nipll,. and Wrenehc, Washing Ro's aud lieklers Dog
Chains aud Collars Gun Makers Materials, st. sc, u RE-
N6IN FRS and FIVE SHOOTERS at manufactures prices
a. the trade. : - ] DbkLAND,
NJ I2 Main street opposite Eagle Square Richmond Va
DIPLOMA
FIRST CLASS WAS AWARDED ny rHF VIRGINIA
MECHANICS INSTITUTE FOX THF PUMo1lON
MECHANIC AXIS TO
SAMUEL SWITZERLAND, OF RICHMOND, NlRGA
For a Ease Of Ms, pistols and RIFLES Inhibited a
the Exhibition of Articles of American Mann sctur, he'd
the Cil of Richmond the 10th day of Nv 1884
JANIS W IEwELIEN, j. A. p.LN1N,
Secretary. President
Is "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-05

''. Jus. 10 iahd Ih,is cou>il.rcl fs iao I''i
49,, he ii"r NJ bring Tar l-bt ~ % + r
ns'a ana No . ssaerl blessing for Hair f A. 1arh
u lE, ahh yet changes gre, hair Ia its olf /, IS
safe by the Aeufs. I II "flS.i' coier for
- i'i'MfNbA a co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-05
a TtruAN. D.ai'r> IN Scents

~ Cutbng and Furnishing 4"odsf III Nam 9'''e'' MN
mond - trJ6 Fai Stu k ltJt -, -.
In calling attention STOCK Of Goods Introduced by 'ao
Subs ri perhaps woud bo wei % notice III" A't - our
r8ll, 4iup tfato " til all Of the STATE ring
the rin, breH located III Richmond And rs al miro
w iake ahNHale "
This lay whieh make ouselft known tAl'siat o.
course examination all parties viii JUG foI mem
se4vos particular merits being pcety saisnea iha'
notions and judgment nuet r consulted
receiving our Fail Stock, and assure purchaser
,,o thug the of Gent. Wearing ApPatHi VIII
attention. and the asaprted its vi" Al an l' nc
that each customers wants VIII DC ShppHt
Having ever, ferl4 proper persecution of our hus
hope make thu met apparent 10 our ens"ms ana
satisfa trade bilg tn last year W haAt NJ
tedp a li.s Gents Furnishing Goods where
Just every thing pertaining :" thai Department
p,rfpr point durability Fl aud styles because we
mike every thing arsev" and have no hesitation IN sa mug
will be found The hest order work ia the
,snntr, Watching the yaiious ciangrs Of Fashion PARTIES
NAV finding HE latest and max" in 81 re
subject to their ispe, approval all Is solicited by
sKDNHoNG q IIPMAS,
IN = no Nun 81. Eirlm0md Va
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s.c,r..,,

NEW YORK. PAthEJs-Ihis new hOius = 5G y.
line !, composed Of following vessels, aud
lr1m Nrw York every three days An ownsd ia The city
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-05

..AAzIs..ss> NENI --TOK NEN lOIik IKOM II NlU-
81 kG -PassrnRors leaving Lyuchburg hy south
Sic Ran Road Tuesday at O'Clock connect The same
at Ciy Point with the steamship JAMENION y. and
proceed direct to New FORK touching only Norfolk For
Through Tickets apply LEE a JOHNSON.
Agents for n y. " a STE m~hl -
= The steamer Roanoke" will continue leave city
POINT o,rA saturday nurnnpat9 O'clock a. heretofore
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-05

'SrG All H 900 bushels s,.Si,ou ..s,.t
- Loose We viii sell AT about half tn, cu.i of >aI
aHu"ue and cheap article Tor stock and farming par.e
I""o Io.l9 ILLbLLs a MuLIL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-05

FUHo ph, -icinns mud Head at Samiii...-t inc
WINS AND HHAhptts, for family uHe medicinal pur
and rptrIrrs.
W.. beg leaves iniorn our friends and tho public
that WI have just received and Will kcc always en- ha nd
articles Amongst othors ohtr magnificent Old Port
Wine Vintage al Old MnrcII ma, lirnny Ntnnrs nos
Walter II Taylors celebrated London o,k brandy tho 6nca
Yale sherry imported Vintage hungarian
ne { arc Of tho MarRanx Nlno,arls The S,hia
dam Holland Gin, barclay Perkins London Porter
~ ether grade OF the above goods at ton family ued
nal rnfPoscH
Tho above all in bottles ready transportation.
and af buy uls direct from hands
petition IN price ar quality and warrant all W. sci, 10 In, r,rti
ly pure aud unadultcai.d We also have sina
OF SRrdnes aud that prcs,vo
Huara Jolly which we invite the Ladies try something
o stock Of Cigars eomprscs all the sthr,nds a. lmn
per thousand Which onrr at whpc7ae aud retail also all
# The choice brand, Of L,uchburs rohasa aud frr
ed that NJ house in Lynehburg elsewhere e,r rst.
than Ourselves MEAD HARRIS \ GO.
rair aud efficient oue tne from all alcohol and te hvupg
rh'eikui all alcoholic preparations
4 usAu.-A.t->G ut>r.-.su., .c,,,,.a nnd
- taf sale lot of superior Champagne me fnlnRrt nd
pmt tailcs Ian - Is LEE q JOHNSON.
4 AEGG LOT OF No. tamil, Hams, Western
.og ~, wilson & 90
ANDsENIIa ss....,.oth,-
IA day August "slh another suppl, Ladies and Grnts'
Shoe IA aast popular STYLES teds I'D Ro~s.n slippers.
Ludrs IA Goat BnsS,us yer, b,a IA
tories patterns SHOES ho different rapu
sep Is / l.. ARMlsrEAb
@ouETnING IoW.-McCoRKLr
~ doHEN WI nave, Ms i," asA s,,
20 cases ass, that celebrated T. o " saet L,o'ife,
winch they invite tho attention Of maauneturars
ENs>ECt.sHEr ws>E.-s"., received u 10,
" OF superior 'Isret Vino, N notlcs for salc hs
500 SACHS unr-huIi sal. in store and Ia
OSIO arrlNc tof ale by ltBA = SAUNDERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-05

Bro ISLAND, Bedford county, Va. Nov /, 1854
Messrs Dous Co Gentlemonl used about ionrth 81
bottle OF your Turf on upon the back my horse
back almost entirely place large
hand aud this single application Il only applied uucr}
tntiTcy and permanently really surprised
aueknes of It's properties and think
ami eleacuus than any thing Of the KIND Jaw AMI
have sold thousaI de- Of bottles of other sm
purposes.
Respectfully l. BONpI RAM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-05

Together witt wen sioco stock of prunrs GronR
Shell Almonds English Nauuts flborts. Palm NUS
ROM Nemacelh Maple sugar, Gnranis. Preserved niger
NardnnH Pickles In Jars brandy Peaches imported liza
aud frpce tgaiB 81 tn beat quality Fancy aud French
Confectionery II all Kinds Walking Canes Baos Tambut ue
H"ys Drums Fancy Articles, 1oYs At. raiu and Fanny
Candies manufactured dal, OF The boat material luantl.s
10 su lrespeeully soi,t call from country
ors, asnor charge is made or showing the goods.
may n
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JFWELRY, WATCHES, &C.

:. &. ;: Z: !: + !: T.: :
all wanting good bargains hes and pt-t
Ware JElll WILLIAMS
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NuC1sx A, aYEv-ysy. =. 2"'R

UFITtI' tut sae 10" 10 tI0tU U0usIVUnInf - tt N
AZ, oea II & HARDY Geo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-05

pr Nm Otvay owen
DR. = II Gimer heaicdt EfdmitJS
iheNtara Examination Of subjects for Insurance Will h,
made at he Plcc Company on each d59 h"ryy, rho
lnurS Of > aid O'Clock y NJ :. -. - '''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-05

"a sN - Ihc iiIi, !" ga Az. ttns.-g would
f'stu'li1llA call the attention II the pntic t'
thing nice Han Bitasl Itus Huit Earrings also
iiuN aud 7sa Earrings ,ud nav other things uuueur
tomauu Just aud lon sab, cheap doieu
49, oa, BttFtus anu constantly adding stock a1uds
every desenIsn call and Samue Tor Yourselves
= IHI RMAN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-07
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.

We are pleased to learn that this institution is
in IL highly furnishing condition and is meeting
the expectations OF its warmest friends. In the
Literary Department, which is under the care Of a
most excellent Faculty, there are now in attend
sncs one hundred and forty mine students, and the
number is daily increasing. Seventy-two of these
are from Tennessee; twenty-five from Louisiana );
twenty-one from Mississippi; ten from Alabama;
seven from Iowa; four from Georgia; three from
Arkansas: three from Illinois; two from Texas;
two from Kentucky; two from Indians and one
from South Carolina.
The Medical Department has hitherto succeeded
beyond the calculations of the most sanguine of
its founders, and we are gratifed in being able to
announce, that the session just opening promises a
larger number Of students than ever. The prelim-
mary course of Lectures closed with two hundred
and eighty three students, who hail from the fol.
lowing States: one hundred and ffty-two from
Tennessee, forty-thrse from Alabama; twenty
eight from Mississippi; twenty-four from Georgia;
fifteen from Kentucky; eight from Texas four
from Arkansas; two from South Carolina; one
from North Carolina; one from New York one
from Rhode Island and one from the Cherokee
Nation.
The class viii no doubt number over four hundred
and shows cOmmendsble spirit among the cti-
zeus of this and the neighboring States, and q
determination to support their own institutions.
The Faculty is most able one and has no superior
in the Union. The institution deserves well at the
hands of our community, as it is an element that
enters largely into the present prosperity of our
thriving city.
Prof LINDSEY will deliver the Introductory Ad-
dress, at the First Presbyterian Church, on Satur-
day morning. tomorrow.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-07
.MUoFAw.

TIE NEGROES IN CONVENTIONAL levee of the
cclored citizens of Boston was held Tuesday even
ing, at Rev. Mr.. Grimes Church, in Belknsp street
The attendance was very large, and the occasion
was one of much hilarity and enjoyment. Adj
dresses were delivered by Hon. Arson Burlin-
game and Rev. John Prince. The Assembly sep
arated at late hour, with enthusiastic cheers for
Fremont and with reiterated expressions of deter
minstion to rally the entire colored vote of the
Fifth District for the reelection of Burlingame.
- Huntington, the forger, is visited daily by q
large number of friends" but he has requested
his keeper to admit nobody but those connected
with his family. He does not seem to take his
position much to heart He says there are other
parties in Wall street who have more to dread from
q full disclosure of the circumstances connected
with his operations than he has.
INTERESTING DEcIsIoN-On q recent trial for
murder in Watson county, Missouri, a lad who was
instigated to fire the gun which caused the death
of the victim, by his father, was acquitted, and
the father and an adult accomplish convicted of
murder in the second degree, and sentenced to ten
years Imprisonment in the pententiary.
AT the commencement of the present year,
there were in the United States about % 900 miles
of railroad, employing about 5000 locomotives 1t
is estimated that these locomotives consume be-
tween four aud five million cords of wood annual
ly, the product of at least 100000 acres of wood
land.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-07
OF The following graphic and pretty picture

! OF The following graphic and pretty picture
of the old family sofa, is from a new work Just is
sued, by the author of "Isors's child" who that
has ever "set up" with some fair one, in New
England farm house, or indeed in any of the good
old hospitable mansions where the fragile, useless,
but expensive furniture of modern days has not
banished all idea of comfort, will net remember
the happy hours he spent on just such sofa as is
here described:
sand where else was such sofa out of Now
England, as at old Deacon Seldon's2e sofa with
big rolling arms, like fat sunt's shoulders under
which two ample pillows like babies snuggled,
with elevated back and round stomach, the whole
covered with lowered chintz, where birds and
beasts copgregsted, and Chinese pagodas, piled
under the shade of waving plantans--a zoologi-
cal geographical, and botanical chart, for the
study of the children in the family, especially at
prayer-time; sofa ample enough to sit-not COM
psnionless-wth the fairy shape of eighteen, or
when, by freak of nature, some twenty five years
later, expanded into full blown dimensions; So
ia good for lolling or mapping; sofa on which
| you stayed, instead of bounding off like an India
rubber ball when you struck where you sunk with
feeling of warm security, making your mark"
as you came out of it-not sliding about on hair
like an eel on an iceposd or disocatng your spine
| or collar bone in the process of making yourself
easy; no-instead, is embodied your idea of social
comfort, whether enjoyed tete.atete, Individually
or collectively; inducing feeling of sffsctonate-
ness towards it, that remained with you through
ie from the time it told its whispering love tales,
to the hour it costly nestled your babies in its
downy corners; sofa to New Highlander, asso-
cated with his childhood and maturity, with
| grandmothers and great.grandmothers; with his
maiden elderly relatives and old fussy uncles, and
all the big and little connections that had ever
mapped on it, tumbed it, and shook it into shape
again"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-07
TENNESSEE.

FRANKLIN CoUNTT.-The official vote u.s. for b.
chAnau, 1927 for Fillmore, 33l. Net democratic
gain, 1873.
BRADLEY CoUSTY.--The democratic msjority is
426, democratic gain of 40.
HARDIN CoUETY.-Democratic gain Il.
DECATUR CoUNTF.-A Fillmore gain of 81 votes.
WILSON CoUETY.-We reported this county
yesterday at $50 democratic gain. We hear to.
day that the actual gain is Dol.
LMooLN.-The official democratic majority is
2239; and the net democratic gain is 100.
SMTH-Fillmore's majority is $50; democratic
net gain go.
STEHART COUNTY "A democratic gain of g.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-07

New SUGAR.-The New Orleans Crescent, OF
the oath ult., gays:
The most important feature in domestic mat
tiers yesterday was the receipt of two hogsheads
of sugar of this seasons crop, from the 9antaton
of Judge Hulipg, parish of Plaquemine, being the
first received in this market this season. Last
wear the first receipt was on the 10th of October;
in 1854 the 4th; and 1853 the 5th 10 1852 the 9th
iu 1851 the 18th; in 1850 tie 18th of October
The general opinion still prevails that the extent Of
this seasons crop will not exceed $4,000 hogs
heads, though some hold that for 10000 hogs
heads
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-07
TO WHOLESALE DEALERS.
Id. w. RUSSELL.
MANUFACTURERS AGENT
Z TIE SOLICITATION OF nRnERa EnL

MANUFACTURERS AGENI
FOR THE SOLICITATION OF ORDERS FOR
PITTSBURG, CINCINATTI a. LOUISVILLE
MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.
OFFICE NO. 80 BROADWAY. NASHVILLE
NHE following is portion Of the articles propose taking
orders for Reetined, Bourbon Reserve, MOnongaEea
and Rye Whistles; Brandy, WBe Gin, Rum, and Por-
LOngw Orh's Sparkling and Dry Caiavba Wines star
and IaOw Candles, German and Palm Soap Lard and Lin
seed OIL White Lead Iron Nails Stoves Castings HO-
ware, Wood and Willow ware, Cheese, Vinegar Glass and
Glassware, Hardware, ShOves spades Hose Axes
Picks MaitOeks, COrdage Wrapping Paper Matches,
Orders handed me will tTOuhls Of ordering expen
Of travelling TO purchase authorized
ders the terms aud prices you could purchase
you at the factOr person All orders handed ne
will be Immediately the factory and shipped promDt
opening Of navigation. Hoping share good portion
Of your hberay and kindness remain very respect
fully,
Oct-sLf d. W. RUSSELL.