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GREATEST ATTRACTION YET.
w A FL G. McCLEl,LANn

u
RE receiving heir second supply Of elegant Fall and
n Winter Goods And many Of these goods have been
bought ON the large sales Of uc: 29th and
in New York. enabled to fer many good fully hity
per cent cheaper than they be found in the city Mer
chants buying goods IN the city will find many styles Of
silks and other dress goods cosk &c at lower prices than
they can find them else here 81 and SO College street.
DRESS GOODS.
Rich, plain striped Mozambique;
Striped ard Paid silks;
Elegant Founced do;
Super Plain do,
Rich Chuck Silks
Extra Super Black Silks, plain snd fancy;
" Moi ant ques;
Rich Printed VI. de Lanes
Super plain De Lanes and herinOs;
Super Black Alpaccas, FOmbazues. &c, sc.
CLoAKS, TALMAs, SHAWLS AND sCARFS.
Just opened the largest assortment Cioaks and Tamas
offered in this city, and at lower prices, ranging from
two to forty dollars
Elegant Stella shawls;
Rich Broche do;
with large OF Long Shawls, Square do, Misses
long and square Shawls, and Gents travelling shawls
STAPLE GOODS, &c.
Our stock of Staple Goods very large and desirable
Blankets Fnnes Cassnets Jeans, Cloths and Cassimeres
Tichpgs Lnseys Domestics Super Irish Linens Damask
Linens Napkins Prints aud Checks with 'u assortment
Of Curtain goods, &C.
TRIMMINGS, &c.
large stock OF Trimmings Of all kinds also large lot
Of Ribbons, just received.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
We have the best stock Of Wooden Hosiery ever offered
this market Ladies' Misses and Children well for
G, utIrmen 20 prepare yourselves and tie children for
Winter a. McCLELLAND'S METROPOLITAN SlORE, No.
81 and So College ST. novl6
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NoTNG AmERICAl


Agents Wanted every county this and adjoining States
TO sell the above and improved
CORN AND COBB MILL
ITO an chance 20 make money VIII be oGeredd
Exclusive state and County Prvsges vii he disp2s7T
unusually Fair terms, by application 10 the proprsto
FARMERS AM, STOCK RAISERs,
oner you a Com and Cob Mn unsurpassed In the Ua
and which be snpercsdrd BY past future
Rssr should hay; & Ei crush from 70 10 bushels Corr
and Obj per hour, wth horse Is easily fitted up and
managed weighs s'e los and as Al intact Of The grinding
time { speak thus Of its Durability, Oscause he
principle has fairly tested in he old Bark Mill. Who
''-' MILL ON TRIsL
H. ami IL dou give complete satisfaction. 70
return II! II there Be any thas disposed hg
e be refunded. The CrushrT can be attached 30 horse
water steam powsr ~heh Renders Il ih ~os eongeheni
MT soath % Masons and Dxon's lac. All okrr Irushss
the South require too much power or Sii soon sea-
oct. Accordingly
THs: LAWS OF NATURE,
Con and Coo MH Ehich admits Of sAbbinF
notion wi hece sary, soon 0u al other crushers
are AuenAbe this grand objection and the Poprstou
0lEE got dispute In the nstructian q SToUso AnEz
Ca have eAsED power. aud have
ftion and cHALLkaoh WuHD % the eontsaFy
have ~ vented vabshug lateral tosion, and ali
upertM 10 any other Ail. am selling this fcnnes
Gee invvsu0n Al he snail sam Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
And any one wanting good thing earnestly rrqpe-t
% % examiue the tue sBd principles this hin
and order ron he PropFietors AEsats-
A liberal discoant made % oeaAcrA
J. P. DRONGOULE, soie ProoFisior
SheIbyvllis, Tenn.
A e. r. TS.
lila Moore Co, 81 Narkst street, Saihvie, Mana
Z etnrers saa General Agents.
Besa@oas. Pal c. oArksVsIs, Agents or hossSOnsg
40 Watkins. Pulask. Agsai ior Gle. coaasy.
Wa. D. Hsnt saisa, Agent tr FsAakna c0sAiy, rsna-.
ana Ja~kson roaaty, An
James n vAhss, c.ssAnAA sgringa. Agent for sanssr
Icsaty
y " Hatcher, coia pbls. Agents fbr Maury coatsy.
~ ". Veil, 2. " lone. Agent irr Smith C1antF.
J. r. Aiain, ChArisstpN. A<Sat for Brndlcy coaaty
". r. huassy Bf0<, Loaian, Agsnts or FA< Tsnnss
oes i5-dsaiy
ekIsW0ID's c0TT0s GINS.
ftthE saoeFoeT bcag aeat 81 ne SAFE % he Above gns
wksspS sppsy 90 Aaai % saFniah PiAntsrs sAosi
aeuea.
nee rins have she cRareeter u SAILING god nat ru-
ilng a.sr runnias lighter cleaning hr sssa eizr taxing
oa tsah, Eae hsFing boxss tarsblr
sad asasi trs. ttnn any atAsr gas nss 10 s. aaa
q cs trFs nore ads anEzEeoas = ne pareAsrr
Ia sAiifartofy rcsreacss oe KEen - estzhb
y rrPaisstoa uhicA ha1 aFs slse nantNi1
trsi u assf 4ecor e ne dlFeetans cal VIA sacA
80. nnaA-~k
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A. c. g. A. B. BEECH,
DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.

80 College street.
TTRyH opened very large ssock 81 al kinds Of DRESS
ii G0Ons saisAb - ths fa and anies Trade, of the
Newest stvius 49,. :. =
Ao a.naaese lot Of an the hcwsst designs 81 c1oAKs
and NANTES IL sssre and fssds exhibition We
pcCi.y nNts yos iak a. kiock Of Goals before
tayinF.
have in store yery large Stock of All kinds Of CA r.
PAIS u he patterns and aAer eiNcs g. ssl
tsn a. cheap any Hoasr this side - fe mo1R
LACE cuhTAlNh.
Ia aA1isoa 4 ahe AhsFs. bare iaFgs soek 81 AZ
kinds 81 DRY GOODS. saitAhls % hs Pal sne Water
Trass A. c. A. n BEEcB
s<Pas " e CUi4ex - ,Hsakvasla. Tesa.
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500 REWARD!

calf and examine that Fine Premium Buggy Ware
Room, Coopers Building, Corner Of Cherry and Deadeek
streets. Ioc8ll GRAM 4 suEPHERDLs
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or 81 n

IN The 18Th Of January next wis sell the highest a
" oiddsr, my IrucI OF Lard. containing about -
90 AeFs otcres eearv the balance W timber, bling ~
ms iom Port Royal the q saphuF Fork u Hes
RIVER l. = ss ADAPTED 90 the Erosth Wheat Corn and
Tobacco, viii SortTtsbs improsements 80 seeded
IN Wheat eanvenirnI 20 good ms. two Of which
aeturnE mills ne satsrs d ked River, 10 miles nom
arkssilc, IN good nrs hborhood convenient schools
and chu1ch-s TEENs-OBe Ca h. the halsnce in
years Sb interest Possession xives By the LIST d
PeosuaTy For urther parucaars. cali On DaTden 81
ksshy8e 70 ne, On ths PREMISES
drcls-fussim U~y AM IS GRO MoCAULxY.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -lhe ooun

DURAL PUBLICATIONS -The Country Gen.
II t'eman the Coli .at1r, and IN illustrated Annual
Register Of Rurd Anars Published At Albany, ~ Y, BY
LUTHER TUCKER A son.
The Couutr, Gentlyman beautifully illustrated weekly
o. 10 page qasrto, II special departments tr The far,
The GraEer, the by lv Fiut Garden and chard, The
ori,t he KUcheu Garden Tie Poultry Yard The House
vile The ~ rside 'Ths is ElhUu cue ton, thv best
Agricultural paper the Cnitfd States 'H q. John INT
worth, 81 O., Oi lluois. Prict - . year.
The Gu tvatr monthly, 81 page 0cayo-wen known for
twenty yeAIa the bet monthly AEreatar1 journal in
tins couutry. Pre- - esnts per year
The IusuAeI Anaual q, g-ieT Of arai AnAirs The tive
Nos issued 80 and Sc contain more tha aaV sngrs-
Was Of buisdngs sntns tres, III ~ &C, Go ffiee -
cent? each, seat past paid b. mall
Trere cob attractions 70 he ionnd In no sininr
publications the pgelhers viii fend specimens Of H.
papsr. 70 Al who 4oa 4 axe 20 sxalainS then. kb2
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OPEN TO THOnPsoEis STATION

n and afer Wednesday Drcrmber n trains viii run be-
" tween Nlshviis and fhomPsou's Station, Olous:
GOING SOUTH.
Leaves Nashville AT 80 a. NJ, and p ~; arrives al
rhompson's al 40 A. NJ, and IS Pm.
RETuRNlNG-t caves Tbompson's at SIS A. N. and
r ~ arrives al Nashville Al los A and SD p. N.
On sundsy ih- Morning Train only la be run, leaving
Nashville ~ A. ~, and fhnmpson's a. A. 81.
81 Al Thompsons he stages q Carter, Thomas and
Huush connect I'll the trains.
Threush Tickets for MEMPHIS WAYNFSBORO, JACK
SON, TUsCUMBiA, FLORENCE, PULASKI and cOLUA-
BiA, be procured the General stage Once under he
NrrAndza Hotel A. ANDERSON.
dfrf9 F,g and Sunt
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MANUFACTURERS AND MILIERs.

IAE are general Agents Cor the sale Of an Cotton ana
w Wooien fabrics mAnuaesnTsd IN The State Of Tsnns
es and have appTsFrstec l4rge and commodious rOoo
soicy ior their and Storage. We have also Apr pna-
anstsf or ne and storage Of FLOUR alone.
Ana ssud respectfully call Tie attention Of both hana-
and NIlisrs % This arrangement
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FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO cHARLEsroN avn
SAVANNAH
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD-
~ NOTICE TO SHIPPERSI
E - : 49, ss;ssg -

MIL the Tennessee River Bri'gr is rebuilt Proce and
MerehAndlse vii Be transHipped AcrOss the river on
steahooa aud btgea. and be subjected drayages
shlpers are notified that all goOs the depots In
Paek Insufficient for the entire protection Of tn Contents
VIII De rejected irain viii not be received s1crpt Ia heavy
Hsnshur. or sunny Bags The ght thin sacks viii be re-
fused, srs 90 ne Tk ~ te OicRer a. the labor ana Tine
necessary 70 repair same VII greatly the transhfp
ns anu car no DC performed The Agents o. the
specially in ucted receive grain Al b.r rrsne,iv
stations unless The sacks pny distinctly marked
ana panied BY an order Shipment We cam OF per-
M he dePos - D. USED as storage houses for grain or pro-
duce when the same Is 10 be heid IL suits the eonvpni
enc OF owner shipper to order forward Wheat 10 Chat
anoogs VII be Charged cents and per bushel
from rullahCma aud al west ~ Tennessee liver
and rom Nashville and all stations q Tu shoua Wheat
wa " chAFEed 10 cents aud corn per bushe Whis-
KEY VIII Be cha'g~d tl barrel from Nashville 20 On alta
nooEa Az srieles offrght design Tar as ist
ID Srd and 4h clss, be carried a. present Tar rates
N. I ANDs RSON.
- 1 ~ nm
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RATES oF ADVERTISINC
[coEKporEp wEEKLr.1

Newspaper propretors generally, and especially Of thu
lily under the usages and regulations heretofore prevailing
called upon 20 perform labor without
lion, ttanany other class OF community The Erauitou
publication OF charity and religious advertisement and
suncatons, tributes OF respect obituaries, &c which
can only be inserted AZ heavy cost 10 the proprietor i'm
poses them burden onorous that they feel called
ppon, elfdeence, check the abuse by making such
publications charge, TO extent least the
tiss Immediately interested In this
loving the example OF the In other cities ipcled by
Of s intrinsic prupriety, and imperative duty
themselves The subscribers have therefore, united ogeth
~ mutual agreement upon the 20 lowing specified
the publication Of these well every sort OF regular
business advertising.
Ter each square Of u lines less Of BREWER 10 lines
less OF nOnpare for the let insertion 90
Foresch additional Insertion, per square 90
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Large Bread and Cake Bakery,

Wholesale and Retail Confectionery,
Az have iasf rtc.ivet oar sstabli-amsnt, -
w adns - q oranrss, Lemons. Sarslnes nys @lNA
tsrs Labstsr- "a non, ~ ms. fls Flaifs and BrNn.
LORGBJRsT q Co.
Ma &5 unios sire
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
PACKET

TINHE New Light Draught Passenger cTn -,
l AID Freight Steamer ALDER EEz.I -yfEssR2kS1 |
TINE, MTLToN AKIN Master, having
been recently built for the Cumberland trade will
during the Low above, and to all nterme
date landings Orders left with her agents foi feghts or
passengers will meet prompt attention.
a. HAMILTON, Market street, or
Il. Ii. HARu> ON, Agents,
oct22-6m Front st opposite S. b. Landing
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET.

TTNHE and light draught steamerA Q~=n -
L CUMBERLAND, CAPT. NJ. D. =. Ey1Ct.Fs3&1
II. BROOKS being now nearly finished, aazksZs
and the adapted boat for the trade will
plying the LIST OF December next, between this port and
New orleans. This boat has superior accommodation for
passengers besides being adapted carry every description
OF freight and stock in satisfactory manner. For feghto
passage and orders, apply on board or to
novS On BUG II. II. HARRISON. Agit.
a I,IAI ~
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To Wholesale Crocers.
wv mrnrnrrsI

LOSS MERE-Tsr ths baiance q g. Pssssas yssr
IL Hn6R0 HAN, rsfy Food HlseksmaL AtFiy =
q A. BALt0wH 0enf Agtrf,
hnf1 Ee ~ Dta1ssisl ssss1
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI & NASH
WILLIE pAnKRT

nURING the ensuing season, the a Tl -
- commOdOus igh ,raugh steam 23Egfase1
er, MAGNOLIA, r s. SoUDDER Mas
ter will regularly above, and 10 all intermediate
landings Being exceedingly light az nchss drsught) with
accommodations for passengers and capable OF
mating quick trips, soliciis public patronage.
Orders left with either Of the undersigned for freight
either way will meet prompt attention.
n. IL. HARRISON, -.
oct22-6m A. HAMILTON agents
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PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED

SAL A "a a a a. n "a ES,
WARRANrED 70 stand 10 per cent more Ore fgs1z
w than ans lierrnrs rAiss On use, and sold ~ M
tke4 prices. AL. ron shuttr ~, sash ~ III
and DooFs for lsank vaults and SE8ANS
stores. Aao, Patent slate f.tncd HeAPfg-
orators, aR warranted Eoood and cheap any the
ooaaIry By EVANS NATsON, Ma a5 south An street,
PhnAte phA. Pa. Hal P4teBt RowdsT Prooi Locks and
III the osebrAiee Locks furnished rhen requiFrd W. c.
LiLARD Authorised 10 receve orders, and make sales Of
the above. uyS-iy
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REeULAR NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE

FrtAEI
V'HE Nev Steamer Ssc0TLAsD."6 g7
lsar tons barthen-caPsAin r. l. HgE-neEXta5 1
DIsaUKEs This steamer bsin
built ~ L0Bisvie, WI hnished By 10h NoTenhe
shea she wiil take IN tFade rsgsAf psckes
The scotland . entirely beat 81 hrst siass
and buif exei1v,y sor he Nsshvile and Nss OfrAns
trade MN d-xft Grabbing her vita ioa
other an esme sniy lghL We solicii for her - L
publ FAIronaRe. A. HAMILTON
JOHNSON, a0RNR CO
~ We an 70. ehaiTe o Negroes as 5ss ksnds ana
fg.wen Tor boAthvseaia osts8-en
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ECONOMY AND COMFORT.
DIR. C. W. CROZIER's
Camphor Wash Mixture,


Premium at the Nashville Fair in October
last. Warranted to contain nothing in
the least injurious TO Clothes; also
Great Pain Killer.
I'VE under igned having repeatedly been solicited TO
ture, has concluded sell county rights in this
state will in future have the Improved Camphor Wash
Mixture put and distributed throughout this tex
cept the where the rights have been disposed
more eecuay 10 make this arrangement he poses 10
divide the patent for Tennessee and Alabama Into 90
shares fourth be retained and the renal dSTT5O
shares-wi be offered for sale. person renting ten
wears July H. 1854 and ul BE- al the time in
yestng i've dollars be used Ia the purchase Of the
Ingredients advertising and the expenditure
prepare and distribute the Mixture for2e
Consignments will be made shareholders, (who MY
quest and other persons the amount Of their
remittance. And they will be allowed a commission OF IS
per their sales, and also their proportion Of the
profits Atiarg~.
Annual xhbit Of sales will be made dividends o. the
prodts RENTED each shareholder No debts will be
tracted will the Company re responsible any the
bu,iness will be conducted upon the cash system.
those Who have pGrchased patents for counties In
th state have the privilege Of exchanging their rghs
Cor share price they have paid This exchange will
be made at the cost Of the Patentee-
II Il desirable have least active share
holders In each count, In the named Subscriptions
consgnrlents the Mixture will he made very there
after Certificates ssu-d shareholders, who will request
the Agony, a. they desire IT,
The undersigned will act Agent until the shareholders
elect three directors year. Who viii have the
management until their success ors shall be elected.
Newspaper IN Mobile, Mont gomery, Tuscaloosa, Hunts
VILE TsadegA and TusCRmbia that vii pgb-h this twice
and other advertisements to the amount of ten dOar and
send one copy, wlI receive one share. Address,
c. W. CKOZlkR, PAientee,
ie2S Knoxville, Tenn.
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS

TIVE steamer HUMBOLDT a oT-m -
1900 tons burthen, Capt VIZ, nEEFFsis--1
STROSG, John ID. Taylor, CLERK. nHzESs-E2s5' sazzzs
THIS ste smer Is finished At Cnennat, and ready
take her place in the trade
The HUMBOLDT j. entirely a boat Of the drst and
built expressly for the Nashville and New Orleans trade
her hsht daught drawing ony 20 inches Wase will enable
her to Wih load shen others only light
We solicit for her share Of pub c patronage.
JOHNSON, HORNE co, 4 -.
ocf22-6u JOHNSON WEAVER A c. AkshA
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NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET,
RIGA.

w I'LL run the ensuing season be- a TSl -
w tween the shove ports. The HEylDH-44ets7
America has been docked and thor @hz1AkESszzsE
oughy repaired this f and have hesitation in say
that she H. In respect g. strength equal any brat Ia
the trade Der cabin has been thoroughly ov-rAud snd
The travelling community ray ry this best for much
CO Mort any boat in the trade Cap Johnsons long
peTience In he trade without any acrdeBt. sufficient
hs superior skin His attention passengers with
out laat Dor freight passage apPy 20 he Captain
board, or JOHNSON, NEAYEh a CO.,
No. 90 Market st or 10
A. L. DAVIS,
octiT-sm L. S. Mail Packet Onice Agents
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New Goods! New Goods!
G.. & A. Il. B EECH

A. G. & a. =. Is T. + { Fl
RE receiving large lot OF goods especially for the
n Winter trade
We have good assortment Of all kinds Of
DRESS GOODS
In Silk Cashmere and DeLanes entirely Also, large
assortment Of
TRIMMINGS
In Molre antique and Moss. We have large lot Of new
KID GLOVES
OF the hest quality. Also large lot Of LADIES' MIS-
SES COLL AIRS.
Carpets and Curtain Goods.
We have large lot OF Carpets Rugs and Mats which
spcca y invite all h. In want OF such goo 10 give
a call before buying.
In addition above have large lot Of ali kinds Of
goods and all careful examination Of our stock
al No 40 COlepe II. dec2S-ttl A c. 4 A. II. BEECH.
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LADIES HEELED CATERS.

LADIES HEELED CATERS.
II AVE received another pAckag Of
IL Ladies super French L. heeled Caters
thick solss;
J. Clc'h Congress Boots;
Kid Buskins aud Paris Ties;
Thick Soled Boots
Misses Kid Slippers, u&Iters and Fancy Boots.
JOHN RAMAGE
lnIin II
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LONGHURsT s., co,
Wholesale & Retail CanfeetioneYS,

No. as CNfON STR EET,
HAVE hand = very choice assortment 81 Candss Of
Ii sl kind. cakes, Nuts Preserves Pekes, Ckssngs,
sArd'ns Brandy Frui Pie Fruits. Pas Appss, Orangrs
AVFs and every thing q TIE kind ssaAy Kept n con
tioBaSies
Thsy also dead 10 winss ssd Liquors AIn csoiss and
Ton4oco. ~ The very esst hraHas.
Their h4keFy - The beat tn Ire wessern country
and th<y prepared faFnlsh fresh Light bTeaa and
CFaeksp q tie ksst qsAiity a. n lsscst prizes
PARTIES, WEDDINGS, BALLS, &c,
Fcrnhe ~ thea on RE shaFiea note vita catea Con-
frc1lr nzEes ae 4c IN highest style q the
Mr. lnshErsi shs has charge e Us MISUNDERSTANDING De-
paFsmsnt. hAs rscised ssFsF4l Dgnas 10 Nee fork er
tie best asieaz NJ, har sxAk a. Fairs sad i
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sMITHLAND, PADUCAH AND CAIRO PACKET.


TTNHE Light Draught Steamer MON. a GT~n -
i TICElL0, G w Couch, Master, ksEN4FsseE5 |
viii run above until January next, szseknrtt<71ss
after which she will ply regularly between this port and
WAITS BOiu and all intermediate landings. Orders
with her agents for passage freight will meet with prompt
attention. II. II HARRISON, [ -.
oct22-6m A HAMILTON, agents
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REDUCTION ON LUMBER TO xAsHvILIE

From Bridgeport 70 ntsion inclusive Lumber s reduced
% per car load from frluer rates.
From OoSan 10 No ny inclusive, Lumber rsduerd 81
per car i0sf nom rates.
Lumser rom Shsllyvle char ed ron Norm andy
deei2-u H.. A.
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MARRELIZED IRON MANTBL In.
NHIs magnificent style OF Msnei is fast taking me place
Of all other desc ptions both account Of its supe
or beauty richness durability and particularly its cheap
ess While their only about half that Of the real
arbIe they indeed exceed the former In Deauy, have
reror lustre are less liable soil, much easier
sept cean and exceed marble in durability and are al
ne same time, less liable 20 break.
The undersigned AGENTS for the manufacturers, wal
ace iIfhgow Co Louisville Ky, and will furnish them
70 patrons and the pubic generally, with crates sum
er pieces and every thing complete; AM viii also super
ptend their putting up. STEWART ONbN,
stove Dealers and Tnwsre Manufacturers,
uareA- d.xst 10 80 Market street
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Cash for Wheat and Rye!l
.4,f JesEF "a A aH.s l
sutA-HsR eernsg ekassA ass College s,rsstA
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fIrASTf - e tata,k Aserex 81 re sale 81 becd
w naskf,sr. a. sheh tkrrs fsam sae 70 SEQ worth
assd IN sxery hea.e thst but car aixABtaEss m he
81 q Aacaur hai Ill soTk Whois ooaTa ipt0 meuicgs
a asr 0usra snd m AFse snount 81 capi1a eapoyed
~ re Comrany. rnakie To- rrr hhsFal eomnhzaon
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-25
MACKENZIE g. WILSON

A
n their gilt iron Sto e,
" TIE TENNESSEAN,"
The popular stove Of the south and Southwest. Orders,
comp, He'd 10 lay over Low b" speeiiy tiled.
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &C
The door work, mpr sing al Tin and Copper Work
connected " Ia eiug hues ublc buildings, sc, &C,
placed der the entire superintendent u Mr. W Jones,
late Of louisville.
BY this arran cement all work Of the above deception
trusted will be TN shed well he done in the
Eastern cities, and st the oa est possible rates
Tin and Copper Roofs warranted Tor i've % be
pefec waergt ard specially { u the roof Of
the Pre- byteri.n hGr h. the largest roofs in the
city which has leaked SINGLE drop It put
Unprecedented IN the annals OF roofing in Innessee
TGNWARE.
Our Tnware IS made by the hest mechanics that be
found and Of the be 4 and b ayiest material
CASTaN tS.
The best Ptsburg Castings always hand, and at tm
lowest ptices. -
CAST IRON STOVES.
We hand u al times, larger stock Of both Cook
ing Heat Stoves than other house in he city and
are determined n . to be under old
CRATES.
we ave on hand large 81 Drawing Room PaTlCS
and Ohce Crates from he be East and West
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Our assortment varied and pr many articles
hou ekee ing al for sale at the lowest price 10
ca d, or 20 punrtuai customers.
All work entrusted Vil he executed with PRoNPrSEs
aud DESPATCH and hope share Uf public pat
ronage MACKENZIE WILSON.
Nashville, Jan. 9-t
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-25
Just Reco1ved,
History Of the Reign Of Philip the Second,

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