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PARTNERSuIP.
ESETsDV

DPS. r. c. X. MARTIN and T a. ATCHIsoS havs
formed partnership in the pr c5c- Of Medicine
Odce on cherry near the corner Of Union street.
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A nWELLINH FQusE SOC RENT.

TTNHE BRICK DWELLING on MARKET street, 4,
short distance below the o 4 Nashville Inn, is -
offered for rent, good tenant; for the 1851 s
Apply % ldec23-.f BENJ =. SHIELDS, Agent.
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? I n n A n SHIP.

AT TIE SALOON OF
VESSEL & THOMPSON, 40 Union st.
la few lessons Ladies are taught 20 write
In neas, easy and rapid manner, and Gentle
men in a bold, rapid, business style.
Hours from to IL, a. NJ, and from to 4,
p. NJ, and from Z to 9 st night.
Persons from the country can finish their
lessons in one week.
As Mr.. d. will not have time 70 call on fam
lilies, he hopes that all who desire 10 join bis
classes will make early application.
To persons acquainted with It's merits, bis
system Of writing needs 10 recommendation,
but those unacquainted with il, Mr.. ID. refers
10 the following remarks aud testimonials. ln-
stead ot teaching PenmansLlp merely a. an
initatirc Art an experience Of twenty years
has enabled him to reduce IL 10 the certainly
Of aScisHeS, 90 that being guided by kHotelsdgs
instead OF raad0m praetiee, pupils FROM six 20
sixty years Of age, eau, In short tune, learn
to write with
Ease, Elegance and hapidtty.
So accurate Is his system and 90 uniform It's
success, that alter witnessing Us effects on sew.
eral hundred pupils IN this place, the laiueuted
Alfred Hume observe, IL consider Il bat Justice
70 say, that believe it rot only the bcst sys-
ten bot ne only one dsssrring tAs aaas-iOr
by strict attention 10 the rules giyen, any per
son may 10 q short time, scqaire lree, rapid
and elegant Laud.'
Such NJ. d. believes win be The opinion Of
III Nh0 test is merits. aud an experience OF
above ~ years, (mostly In New orleans) since
the above opinion was expressed, Mr. ID. hopes
has delractel nothing from the merits OF bis
systeua. or bis skin ia teaehing IL.
decl6-u
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NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.

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kassfltLk ian. . 1851. (
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~ See ~ tAe AashFlfe C1attEnoogA Rair1aI CD b.
rstEthaed Ne 20 CollsEs street, un4er tie ssEanee
II eel fhe ol,re siu be esa A. n. a1d ciasea a.
e'cloek. p "a. Fasenssfs sbeu1 ecarc Tiskes bcaFa
gong % me ears. A. ]. ANDERSON. sapt
@. L. Aapsss0s, Tisaet AEsaL ls19-tF
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IGOR u ENT.- That desirable STORE ROOM adjOin-
4 ting ms Office on Cherry 'crt, fr the wear IS5I.
Also, that very desirable DWELLING Cherry street,
Souh q Broad containing or rooms and WILDE
pu; in thorough repair. Apply WILL. Il BOYD.
da~s fTlarrg =
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-09

IN accordance with decree % the ChaHcery Court at ts
November term, 1856, at Nashville Tenn, viii sen AZ
public the highest bidder the old Court yard,
the l2,h day Of January 1851, HOUSE AND LOT In
Edgched said Lot being part Of Lot No. IS n she bys
pan Of lots, and fronts 60 feet Watson Street, running
back l9Z feet to A 10 foot Alley.
TERNssad property viii be sold on credit Of aud
two years except the Of Slo0 which vii be required
In CASH notes vel secured AMI lein retained
declO-d Q. D. BRIEN, c. a ~.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-09
THE TENNESSEE
Farmer and Mechanic,
uzy0rED TO
THE INTERESTS OF THE FARM AND SHOP,
A Monthly Record ef General Agriculture, Me-
chanies, stock Raising, Fruit Growing and
Home Interests.
l. p. WILLIAMS. EDIIos.
AssfsrksT mrruEs-
n, u UODsDEN Fast rennesse-
L. P. WILLIAMS. Il
- ,-r|r---s-
As Az IxPnNENr % soUInEaN INDUSTRY.
"a r. II. HOpSDEN. Vast rcRnessee,
Coz HI CANNON. West tennessee
A .istsl d . ,.,t,,.r,us r,.s-rifsr Contributors.

Assisted b. numerous regular Coatroaiors-
As Az Exponent % SOUTHERN INDUSTRY,
Il 4 de sa ofths c,nduciors make this J0arna Stand,
deserFsy, he heade the st aud 20 sbo Or sAefs
vii 81 spared 70 aapsh tbs end In the districts where
f4rtafHE rri ahy cun1ctrd tie iascst number o.
Agricultural Jour1 crcu ate thr inirl gcnce insy con-
tey Of the Improved meh0ts 81 cutVaon The Improve
meats and 81 he great auab-r % neS and
usrfi saving cues that constantly being ia
tfoueed reUdgr nrCessa at every fafer should have
ne ofthis intsiigsncs sihn his rsach.
THE TENNESSEE FARMER AND MECHANIC
Cssiaas FORTY ElGHF paEesof rszdaE aaAtieF aoath-
~ aud printed Wh end haI tsone tgpe, % GOD
pager AHd haelg Illustrates slh sPpfopra,e ecsrAsins
TEaNfs % &C 8sCkfPrl0N.
ffx eoztrs % 90
"a eogl-s 1870
SMITH MORGAN %;
PubilsheFs Nashville. Team.
~ ne Jsauary nunber I'll appear b he i0lh q he
nsnih. snd farther nuntefs ul b Ieady or orhtery
pf1lapllg b. the nrst 81 each menth-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-09
MEN AND THINGS ! HAVE SEEN IN EUROPE
AND AMERICA.
By =. q. Goodrich.

Author Of Peter Pa-leys Tales, ard late Consul Of the
United states At Paris, France.
The Autobiography of ore whose rscosctions embrace
the whole Of the last ha century one who has crossed he
Atlantic sixteen times, and and known msuy o. the
masterpir Of the age both sides o. the water: one
who Is The author and editor OF 1O voues and Of which
SEVEN MILLIONS have been sod-cannot but be hailed
with enthusiasm by TIE pu5fc generally and especially
BY the millions Ofeods, young and old Ofths vsritabls
Peter Farley
This work not only comprises a fuT auioborrapHscal
view or the Authors e his early days his education and
his literary career bet gives vivid aud Interesting ac
count OF public which have happeuei in
the Authors lifetime and Of which he has been witness
or Partieipaior- Among these are The WAR WITH
ENGLAND OF 1s12-14, in Which Ny Goodrich was A
private solder: The HARTFORD cow ENrION, whose
operations tcOk pace under his immediate observation and
With most u The members Of which he personally &C.
quainted Embracing euroUs and interesting details re
sPec'ing Old Jefferson Democracy, Old Federalism,
Connecticut Blue Lights, curious and marvellous
events connected with the Re and Progress Of Religious
seets in the United States; with descriptions Of the
French Revolution Of 1s4s, and Louis Napoleon's
Coup DEtat, II OF with The sut'or Witnessed With
full account Of the "PETER FARLEY TALES !" Of which
Four millions have been sold.
In the course Of the work will be found Gallery Of Pen
and Ink Portraits Of over Two Hundred Celebra-
ted Persors-presdeuts Vice Presidents Kings Queens
EDperor sOlde rs Sailors Poets Wits Enthusiasts Ply
sieans, Pr eachers, Lawyers Politicians Diuousists &C.
&C. All described from pers nal acquAn nee or observ-
ton.
r. Containing amount OF original curious and val
liable Personal Incident Aneedo,e and pescrirtn sch,
don Il ever, met with in sirge work. To all which viii
Z n rec
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FOR CAIRO, sMITHLAND AND PADUCAH.
TIVE elegantU. S. Mail Packet CITY c7TSl
L OF HUNTSVILLE, Captain Wash. EFslCsssssaE7 /
Weaver, will leave for the above and Ez-S-zzzs-Is%
all intermediate landings Friday the Oh inst, st ~
O'Clock NJ For freight pa sage apply on board or to
lang A l.. DAVIS. u. s. Mail Packet Office.
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FOUR NEGROES FOR

FsF7NSs FOUR NEGROES FOR
A<S~~teSo SALE AND ONE FOR HtRE.-A young
Negro Woman sni Child, Man and Boy about "a years
old be bought and Boy about II be hired by
plying at No. 81 Cherry street. janT
Err -, RAGS will pay 81 cents
EE~sssS Cash for good Cotton and Linen Rags, lie
livered at Rag Store the North Of the
Square. Wooden and silk Rags Nc. wan'et.
dec25 W. s. WHITMAN
yqr@zzs, TO PRINTERS.-We have
A1S-e5S good Super Royal Press, nearly new and
in perfect order, which We will sell at a btrrain-
deceit SMITH, MORGAN co.
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REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES BY
Il u

Ill. >. + IL Il n E IL & > o n
IN TUESDAY, J N b. 1851 at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. will
~ offer 70 sale in front Of our Warehouse, Of Mar
ket and Cla'k Streets the following articles wit:
100 hhis Sugar, 19n bXs best failow Candles,
% bbls Loaf Sugar, 100 boxes Cheese,
so b5s Crushed sugar; BOO bbs Whisky, assorted
200 bags Rio Coffee brands,
30 bags LaguYra COHee Is bhls American Brandy,
25 bags Java Coffee; 10 = bbls do do,
80 ca, X super Carbonate 10 bbis Gin,
Ct Soda, 10 bbs N .. Rum
1000 kegs Nails, 50 b5s Julius II. Smiths Old
80 bhs Vinegar, Reserve Whisky,
100 doz Buckets 25 bis Old Bourbon whisky,
100 bbs Moasses, 90 bbs ola Rye Whisky
80 IBIS Malkerel Nos l. 2 100000 Cigars, various
and3, brands
10 bags Pepper, 100 boxes Melee Cigars,
81 bags Ginger, 100 boxes CneTo,s,
2 cerocns Indigo, 1O7 boxes Tobacco, W. u
2n0 boxes Star Candles, House and other brands,
geo Is boxes do; 50 boxes Jars,
200 4 co do, 100 boxes TumA'ers.
Toggther with v rous other articles in cur line.
jan 9 Il. 5. FRENCH & SON,
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FOR CAIRO AND MEMPHIS.

TINHE light draught steamer SALIIE6 G;-~s1 -
L WEST, CoRBErr Master, win lsave PsslCr7l,RiA1
for the above and utermed iatezzs--
landing SATUR)AY the 10Th ns II o'clock NJ For
freight or passage apply on board or to
janS-2t A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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SITUATION WANTED

y ~ AOH \" AHf
4 Clerk In some respectable house in the city. A
Wholesale business preferred Reference given. Ad-
dress this Office. noy2T-u.
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THE MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT FOR
RENT.
TIVE LARGE WAREHOUSE on Market street is -.
L offered for rent for the year 1851 Rp'y to -,
dec23-f BENZ F. SHIELDS, Agent. ~.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-08-21
I1I.-JUsT WHAT EXPECTED.

Still, on reflection, l could not but
tremble for my friend. His confidence
in ]. RS love was boundless but he
did not consider the instability of human
nature and the cogency of influences F?
Such strength and truth as his generous
soul endowed her with exist only in poe
try, or among those rare saints of whom
we meet never more than one in a life
time. Was J. r. one of such l doubt
ed not but she loved him but he had
described her as all gentleness and kind
ness, and knew too well that these beau
tiful qualities often prove the pregnable
doors of the soul, through which misguid.
ed friends press their legions of error. /
young heart is docile and dutiful, there
is all the more danger that the counsels
and injunctions of positive minds, well
meaning, perhaps, but selfish and preju
diced, will overbear its best convictions
and pervert its truth.
l endeavored, from time to time, to sug
gest these considerations to my friend, il
order that, should disappointment come
it would not find him utterly unprepared
But he was incredulous; pitying my blind
ness, and smiling at my unnecessary SO
licitude.
The days few by rapidly, and the teri
of his probation was drawing to a clost
/ could almost, through his clear an
truthful face, see his soul kindle and thro
when we spoke Of his reunion with j. Z
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1.-THE STORY OF j. r.


One day had the curiosity to ask my
new companion what had brought him to
the country
L am here to be cured ne answer
ed, with peculiarly grave expression
Cured 2" / stared at him. How l
enUed the freshness and Deauty OF thal
rudy lace cured Or nearly anu
ielt OF his pulse -" nat appears 10 oe
tne matter
:" Oh, no uncommon malady; com
plant incident to the young Nearly all
nave 1t, sooner or later, SAID freu' Will
sigh.
Measles :"
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11ortifal 5eIcftions.
From Harper's Monthly Magazine.
THE WHIRLPOOL.
A Tale Of the Green Mountains.
Il AM SHOT AT.

Il AM SHOT AT.
The manner in which / formed Fred
Colton's acquaintance was original and
startling. l would never wish to COM
mence a second friendship in precisely
the same way. The first ever heard of
him was the report of his fowling piece.
In short, he shot at me.
This is the way of ii; was taking my
customary bath in the river, and Mr..
Fred was out duck-hunting. / sat upon
tbe sandy bed of the stream, with my
uose Just out of water, amusing myself
,ritb the schools of little fish that came to
.udy me, nibbIing little of the hu-
manities" here and there at my shoulders,
ribs, nv toes, but carefully avoiding the
lessons of my hands and I suppose my
movements, as l attempted to entrap some
dhe sauciest of them, might have given
nyhsad the appearance Of waterfowl.
Indeed, Fred always insisted that he
thought l was a duck, with my bill in
ths mud. was just preparing to cap
lure an audacious little fellow who was
eating my knee, when-bang shower
of shot sprinkled the water for the space
ola yard alongside my left ear.
1t was the young gentleman's first sho
at any kind of game, aud-as he after
ward confessed-he was in tremendous
autter to fire before 1 took my bill out o
the mud. Hence the blunder in th'
want of accuracy in his aim. AS l salt
before, it was startling. ! uttered CT.
and Immediately made such splashin!
as any lively imagination can readil.
picture to itself. Fred's piece was I
double-shooter, and he stood prepared t.
let off the other barrel, and take me ol
the wing, in case l should fly up. / di'
not fly up, for reasons.
What are you shooting at p l roar
out, wrathfully, standing waist-deep!in tn
water.
fancy that, to a cool spectator, tn
scene might have appeared sufficient.
ludicrous. But both Fred and myseI
were too much impressed by the seriou
part to see a very large amount of fun
it. He was more frightened than l wa
a good deal he ran out from behind tn
bushes that half concealed him, and stare
at me, gun in hand, and CONSERVATION
his face.
Arn't you a duck ?' he stammere
pale but grinning.
"A duck You must be a goose
Iexclaimed.
" Are you hurt, Sir?"
Hurt ? No! It's fortunate for n
you are no marksman You should
ashamed of that shot"
"Iam-I ought to have hit you.
do better with a little practice. Shall
try again ?"
Gradually my disgust gave place
good-humor; and upon coming out
the water, I gave him wet hand to sha
over the bushes that secured my clotl
and me. The result was, instead of gal
for dinner that day, he had guest, a
thus our acquaintance began.
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you I'm afraid / shall, now you've set
me going on this theme. Wen omit the
eulogy at all events. Enough that l
trust her. l came out here to conciliate
her friends, and for my health. Iassure
you l was quite miserable. My anxiety
robbed me of appetite and sleep. The
good old doctor observed it, and one day
he invited me into his office.
"' You don't appear quite well,' said he.
'"Pm not very well,' said l, it's true
GO Let me see your tongue turned
my face wrong side out for his inspection.
He smiled, and gradually his fingers slip
ped from my rist down upon my hand;
and 1 assure you he gave me kindly
pressure which, coming from him, made
my heart run right over. I tell you l
cried like baby! You wouldn't blame
me if you knew how l loved that girl,
how they we're all trying to get her away
from me, and how susceptible fellow is
at such time to little sympathy. I'm
really concerned for you, my young
friend said the kind old heart, and l
think 1 know what viii do you good
" L thanked him, and said 1 should be
glad to hear what he advised.
"' You appear to have studied too
hard p said the doctor. Now tell you
what, get vacation, and run off into the
country, and recruit
"' How can you say that !? I burst
out, reproachfully.
'' Tut, tut said the doctor. / know
what you mean; but be of good cheer
All will be well. You need rest so does
somebody else,' said he, in a whisper
Somebody else shall do just as she plea
ses, mind you and when l say it NEAR
it. But it will be better for both of yol
to separate for little while. See how
you feel about it three months from now
That's all ask. Take my advice h,
: added, so sincerely that, as you see, l tool
it. / packed up a bundle of clothes,
few books, certain dagarreotype an,
certain letters, and came off. Had
parting interview with ]. r. first, @
course. That's what gave me the courag
and strength to endure the separation
2 Three months, and no letters are to pas
between US But half the term ofthe pre-
: baton is passed already"
Z" But what if the mother and aunt
/ and the half million should carry tn
day after all ?" urged. Women ar
d frail and inconstant."
IS Fred looked serious for moment. !
Is shock of anxiety drove the color from b
cheeks. "But women are not so false {
Is that !" he exclaimed. "Oh, if Il shoul
Ie tell you a hundredth part You don
10 know, or you would not fling out such
S doubt If j. R. proves false in thi
then there is no truth in woman"
I'd His courage, his noble trust, his singl
O. ness and purity of heart shone out
beautifully that I was ashamed of my u
< worthy suggestion. I pressed his hal
SO to assure him of my sympathy.
to 81 am glad have told you this"
O. said, with moist eyes and tremblil
be voice. 81 am alone up here, and frien
less, but for you; and have need
n some one to help me bear my burden. "
Sc, pledged my heart to that trust; a
. taking up the fish poles, the wonder
90. initials Of her name, we thus typifed
on act of friendship, carrying the precious
Ter R. home together on our backs.
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WHOLE NUMBER Sc.

search through the dripping woods and
over the rainy hills then, as night came
on and the storm increased, wet, weary,
and disheartened, returned home.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-09-26
MODEL YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN.

tits said that there is model young man in exis-
tencc. Philadelphia claims the honor of his citizen
ship One of the papers of thatcity gives the follow
ing description of the phenomenon" Read it,
Young men of New York. Hang it up in consric-
uous place commit It to memory. Read ii. girls
and when the time comes to marry. wed Just such
person, If you can.
We have we are glad 10 say in our city Of Broth
crly Love. one young man tat hc LEAST Hho though
he has attained the rCi0aM age (QrIfE venerable Tor
Il Young man now-a-days) Of eighteen years has no
had haJis 1--WE use the words as they are generally
applied the young man, IN The r-t place, does not
drink anything stronger than-watnr, or mineral
water. lie has adopted the wise man rule. and
looks not upon the wine when il Is red Secondly,
he .wears not lie regards an oath n 'nnlther po-
lite, nor grave, nor wise" lie knows scripture ana
takes not the name Of the Lord his God IN vain.
Third. he smokes not, and he chewcih not. hni g.
che,cs cigars aud 'the weed Of Virginia fonrthly,
he abhors licentiOusncs. In conclusion aud most
incredible of all, he worshps not a'9ectiy 'ihe Al
mighty Dollar" but while industrious. Is generous
and lie believeth, yea, absolutely beiievcth IN the
existence Of that which is now so universally scoled
at--n the existence Of true love" lie Is himself
an .honest lover Ye brandy.drinking oath.uttei-
ing cigar-consuming, tobacco-spittng. gold-worshp
ing, lovc-despising. fast young men, answer ns-do
YOU not feel that utter truth (lhough II condemn
yoursevcs) when we pronounce this youth model
youth model man.
Such model ought TO nc wen maleu. Il IL 30 u
bunting-where shall find her., Where on the
face of all this broad earth i, there model young
lady? "Eareiar' New York State has the honor
of her citizenship lis a woman a ciiizcn?l. One Of
our exchanges, in its account of the Dress Reform
Convention lately held at Syracuse, says:
We saw one splendid specimen Of Young woman
from Spanord, Miss Spaldng, now nearly twenty
wears old who has never worn long dress. The
bloom Of health is on her check her form is full and
well developed, and she ghts in being in the open
air where she can do as much work as her brothers
having been allowed from childhood TO enjoy The
same advantages of outdoor exercise We could
not help thinking Of the notorious fact, that young
ladies who had been rosy, hilarious, healthy girl
while allowed to run in short dresses, and to ROM
and run at large with their brothers in the free air
heaven, too generally begin to lose the bloom o.
health when entering upon womanhood. and thu
rose gives place to the lily, and the elastic bounf
TO the wcared shuttle. Why Is this? 1t is worthy
Of serious consideration, whether the donning o
fashionable attirc-tight stays and heavy skirts
and checking the freedom or action in the open air
Is not the cause Of the sad change.
Suppose you should put that and his together
Would not the rcsuting phenomena" be good Il
look upon?
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-09-26
NO. TO- OLD LEVEE,
NEAR CANAL ST. NEW ORIEA No


TrsrAnIIsitEp ~ 1871
mr. ASIrFACTl1RER aud Dealer in every descrip'
M tion of Camp Furniture, such as eh's' an r.
and qualities. Portable Cots, Camp stools 'haifS'
&c. r.,
would particularly call the attention o' hnel-
neers Railroad Contractors and others. to my recent
ly pntantod poHTAmE CuAiR BID. ihls arr clt
weiahinr only abont eighteen pounds. and "hlcn
forms q complete easy chair. i easily TRANSFORMER
into n compctc and comfortable Cot Bod. win nii
the advantages Of a matirass and pillow without ihr
cumbersome weight Of either. To the SEX u VIII
be found invaluable as the occupant can be changed
10 any position without delay or trouble.
Every description Of Canvass work, Shch n pam
and fancy Eoat Sails, Tarpauln- Cotton covers Ar'
made to ORDER
also manufacture superior article 81 i.ghl ~
heavy canvass betting for gin bands Ic. ~. 90
hose for railroad OF plantation ne. Those nsih-
cutia percha or india rubber betting Or haSe ana n.
onehalf the cost, and made Of my size or .tr"n "
required.
Parliclar attention paid TO getting up ~ superior
etylc every description Of plain or embroidered .ih
nags or banners for military or other companies
Flags Of all natipns. jack fehhaaisi NC. fiag
neatly repaired
Plain and fancy good for awnings. light an'
heavy canvass. French and ~ li-h bunting oi nag
&c for sale in any quantity.
Orders from the country will bc promptly attend
to.
y. j. ] find it necessary 10 state that no p.rSoi
has succeeded me in my business a II has been sh'
is stated by persons in this city. II. tAsslDl.
No 10 Old LcSee, near Canal street, y. y.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-09-26
CONFECTlON AIRY & FAMILY GRO
Gerry.

THE TNDERSIG NED thankful for the liI-
cral PATRONAGE which hc has received for
thc past year, during which, their efforts 10
please and accommodate they trust, have ai
fordcd general satisfaction, with the view Of in
crcasing that appreciation aud support have
made large and valuable additions to their
present extensive assortment.
They arc prepared 70 furnish Balls. Soirccs,
Wa1di""s Assemblies, Dinner Parties (public
~ rr'yrfol, aud social gatherings Of whatcvrc
kind With cycry ariI rrou'rcd
Au cr'"ncrd workman will he sent when
pea s.arN 70 tIr couu'rl ~ sapcrutcnd the
inlfmclt Of ~ orders.
i Wou'i b"to the interest Of country mcr-
chants and others, to call examine and leave
their orders.