Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-18
PROSPECTUS OF
A new Story on an old
Subject.

TTSDE AUTHOR presenting the following work to th
uublic can not but fee thai he has srou0us task
peT in catering the public tass and has somswhs
Sgressed from the established rules, aud customs OF an
ih0rs by taking up subject which, if carefully persued
and the advice herein contained followed the ambition o
the author will be graed to its utmost extent and the
object of this work VIII have been attained vz 20 put
money "a g anu ~ ~ & Ss # ts Ses
organs II might perhaps be necessary 70 state thai
tbs most of the manuscripts from which this tale was
founded taken from old dress pocket found IN
End hand Clothing Store q few weeks since in New York
By the author aud originally owned by the 1ndestgaoe
BRs TooDLEs at conveying to the mind OF tne
ndnlgent public will any bunders and look WIZ
parozizig eye upoH my humble efforts to procure IoI
brought TO this market and put up in such snAPe
that every it for themselves St keePng ~
that philanthropc principle which a'gaeo me oS ~
purchase of the importers choice selection OF Mocl Ou
Gov Java and Baltimore Rio Oofees must mol ogress
far from my subject as to forget that aso 1Slo N
boGnful supply OF Bakers Broma and frenen e
n excellent morning drink for nervous reader In tnese
troublous political times. In compiling the forthcoming
work shall dilute" pretty extensively on sne me5us 0t
'Ye Fg The following extract takeDfrom the "Ban2-
etown fasse will convey idea Of the attention paid
10 that valuable insect: "
We take great pleasure in announcing that ceeorat
ed sutbcr from one the Western States s nov in our
ety collecting specimens for forthcoming work, upon
which be "a engaged. We notice large invoice OF the
ssortrnsut of choice Wines snd Liquors among which
the Justly celebrated Tchernay Brandy, all OF which the
liberal author intends to treat his many readers to or
many OF tnem WHO nave pay Wo
wish the author to his new work. which is to De
called Is Fig"
As The author feels incompetent to proceed in that
F0y style common with writers Of the present day.
he begs Est In proper place in the work ne VIII
800 bags of that indispensable article IN 2 90
and 100 10 bags thereby leaving 1t at the option OF tne
readers Flour their TASTE For fear (snd what
author is without D that this stupendOus enterprise might
end in smoke" the author has carefully laid in large
and choice collection of Segdrs which Will give each
reader an opportunity of sustaining the author by giving
him gEf and furthermore, in order to verylfy the
odPovero Of where there is SO much smoke there must be
some FIRE. the compiler OF these valuable manuscripts has
added heavy stock of Matches" AS ssOtoer digres
sion for which beg pardon of all authors who sples
hsr concessions with brilliant showers ot VII and huno
have employed substitute, which cannot but believe
is Of substantial nature, viz choice assortment
Of Mtmsgs, Ginger, Cinnamon, Cores ri eneh, Engt1s4
and Ksnssoky AEaTds, ARspcs, Pepper ground and un
ground CItsups Of different varieties HOrcestcrSsire
John Bl and HIyUey SduGss, and in the place OF sweet
enng the beautiful passages which Will occur from
time to time with zlo0Rit rags zephyr brees and TIE
srt1r sind from the pure lips of Innocence have en-
pOyedt the powerful argument OF Posgdsred, Cr1s
3D. Loaf Clarified Gai GrGHulstsa and different degrees
Br0Vn Sugars combined with the more liquid streams
VI Re5oIei Sugar House and Plantation AosIssss, and
the bright and flowing Gcdsa Syrup How beautiful, in-
dugeut reader does Pope Guver he author does not
distinctly remember) express himself in the following
"A2asgd Strains :"
Bow doth the little busy Bee
Improve each shining hour
and gather Honey--I here beg leave 10
ssY that order fully 10 carry out the objects OF this
work, have provided myself with large stock OF
honey author above speaks Of which will be used in
It's natural sraasi to suit the taste Of the
reader "straiaiRg is too common error among au-
thors, which too very often places them in position
where they are compelled TO make 'Ydsse. have in
order f possible avoid that unpleasant predcament
taken the precauton 70 provide large supply Of Preston
& MerTil's Tsas P0zcdrs whose raising qualities my
numerous readers have probably formed opinion
As bright aud shining light as intend this work TO
be- ghai substitute tie agency OF Star, Adanaan'.ne,
psrDQ and laLotp CIfdles and to 'Seaass" the mind
Of al impurities shall resort to Clte (etn and Common
Bar Soig, which together with Wash Boaras, TUBS,
y. pys.stx9 haua nrlT
en- abundant supply. AS lis time bonored eustsm with
oompilers Of great works first Oish The uEderstaRdtng
Of her readers take pleasure in stating that shall for
this uurpose bring into requistOn full supply oibdcA
mr. and sSA0e Brashss and in order that the reader
NAV more fully appreciate the sweet and choice Selections
sboye mentioned shall preface each chapter with full
description Of different varieties OF PiekIes Or0Ss
Backwells Ct0lg Chou and PIccdA1, GerEHs prepared
Ho7ss Raiish and pure Cider HHeglr for as wise man
once said every has its or something TO thai
effect As this work will undoubtedly, fall in the hands
Of great many highly educated persons, who VIII look
Tor the dignlfed or sig portions OF the WORK
shall introduce heavy stock OF COgdtts ftrtS rear
StzycA whose slifening qualities none can say ought
against and another class Of readers who too easily
guled BY large class Of AeaFy monthed authors and
simply supplied with extracts from large Bun OF Cor"
Meal Rys Nsd, or ERtOtsd F0aF. As the forthcoming
work will be attended wlh enormous expense owing 10
sudden advance Of Taxes he OF which has never
fully asoertaned the author compelled TO i0Tego
the publication until certain amount of subscribers are
obtained (the amount OF subscribers limited to 2OoOO bul
specimens of the promised literary hssh be at his
Stude No 30 Market street. every day, and full nsruc
lions given to those who will purchase the ents ana
6re desrOuS Of embarkug upon that y" tempest losed
ocean +" an authors life.
forgot TO mention that all such old fogy authors
LOehe and Barn" will be ignored, and "ctslr Slass,
C6antry aud Sagar cured Hams Shoulders, de VIII be
Instituted " r also stIte that that Pony will still
in the capacity Of assistant editor the s1Htss ot
he's ears not being sufficient pronounce him Ineligible
Sept28-lm Yours Truly, ID. q. RUMSEH.
NB-No delinquent subscribers need apply.
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