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l ~. 81 EgSE.E2 & CO., would respectfully inform
cuzars Nashville ard tho country
taat l purchased TIRE Liver stable Market street,
sctud Church merry kept By J. !. EVERETT
where LaCv pleased O. Old customers and
may patrons choose 90 come. large stock
c the saddle aud Buggy Hg-as b. found WhlcI
d rccrrsa-s.t 90 the Fubc n. large. G.. W. SUMNER,
aagT-t- g.. % DAVIS.
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~ -HE LDL,Il CytETDF LI EyJv C7rvr~
JANUARY RULES, ls57- 70
Petition TO sen and divide save

" go ~ - ~, 70 4 '.E III ANCN GIEFTT
E. f. Dotson, Q. ais,
Z paffrf-r On .-rr --r
IlOs q. Do-sOn, OF ais. } $50 --'--o a'afa
H'pg i1 Lhe satisfaction Of the Clerk o. fb7s 0
That 10 mas g. DO E1H, one Of the heirs at fsg m
--Ie o. Jam a. DO son and Of tle def ltaBt- n ~
case, I-a uroslleutuf The Sile o.. Tennessee rJ 5
tls e1 oi me process lt tIjs Court 10 s H-- f1a 1
VA Pl' si.h De u1de Tor fyIr sucee svs e-E. e. ~
"kAsLT Won AND AlEr gly- usr-pan.r B5 .-s r.
LA' I.l 81 h->lNiiie Tee us=er, requiring tHa I'D ~
-. -ai- % appear before the prl Term Is-- s rb.
LAl tyuf. ui b.ca-0u county 90 be- held FL ne r,-
Ls 'e We '"h oi Charlotte on rrg G-t H8rf-s ar ~
Gay oi aHri heEi AMI ilga and there, plead arsr al -
" plyH5i -1 pr One same viii be- akeu as No.
iaall-W A. PR Tee s. mos g--yrrfIvy rr.
U4r.rf q.
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Nashville Spring Races.
81 ksr

~ . year o.ds-l NILS heals--sIOl enhance so e-
litee OF more 70 make race, 10 close m sf s-5l
sAAa DA9.--Alaich hace ior $500 aside eTtol 80
one mile neats-tFo year 0lds carving % v,T.s
. Bacon names gr colt BY imported Albion J, - ln9'
alhal w id houudiree names ETr Bvprr, ~ Is, ~
dam bF OtheilO or Shanruck- - 1-7lllli
THURSDAY, May 25Lh.--propret5,'s Para. eao, -,
heats -"' l-u0-lalle
FoIuAE. May 29th-Sweepstakes for 3 year ol5a-so,o
entrance $50 i0r--uue mile heats Inrss 5r uo- Il, %
a race, % close Is Uf April ~ mas .
SATURDAY May 5Oih-Propue,oTs Purse s308--tvo mlls
n5e.'- iJ@nlo-ul W. PHILLIPS, Propretor
CiALLsTIN, CFENN.,) Fall RlCT7s- -
THE following stakes nov open 81
4 by The Gal.aLiu Jockey Climb. % oa - 49,
runoy-r the said Course 40 iheIr next 5l.i2A
annual Meeting. Fall af IsS7. -=-Ss-Sz--SS@
No I-SFeePslks io- year ods s5nO su5scfi9ton sse
i'rteit, mile heals- IT, close the 18Th March. s5T
NI @~gee lsrase- Tor tied wear ris soc su5srp
--''r so relt- nile heats 10 close 1ri 1857
~ 5 IS Feaps-kes lor 3 Bis. 500 subsrrfu,fou
S'v l'f-ii- two mile belts- To close DO prl 1851
w fNW e-psLak5s 0r year 0lds sICU DIav
Vt pay, single dash OF mile To Cl1se AprH 1857
a., ~ eepsakes Z year 0Iis $3.50 suoserpfion
1Io iuiirls, t"o mile heats 10 close Aur 1857
On az OF tae above Stakes three more entries 10 e
ia0S- Alliies 60 the above stakes % be- made 70
jan22-tw9m " C,II',. ~ -5STs.ALs1
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FIRST CLASS.

FIRST GLASS.
LIQUORS, OILS czc 10 bottles, Cumphne and Spirits
Turpentins in barrels, CarPetng, China, Glass and
Cotton Cards, cutlery in cases, casks and boxes, Dry
Goods in boxes and bales Drugs Fruits, Fruit Trees
and Shrubbery, Furs, Galde1 seeds, Looking Iasses
and Looking Glass Plates, lat owners nskll C@Ss.s5' @
IN cans and Jars, saddlery, Tin aud brLana ware ls
Teas aud Speces, per 100 l5s... 81 ID
SECOND CLASS
Ciasscs coffee Mills. machinery, Foreign Liquors
barrels aud pipes, tobacco Do boxes, L54.-- - ~
and G4eensry II. IN crates ana ca-Bs. Rice, Whiuug
Plaster, sheo' brass and copper pr O0 Oo
THJHB GLASS.
axes, S42sTs' ,s yf-Is casks Of CHAINS and Hoes,
birnlfa and Cotton Cordage- Coffee, Heavy Castings,
s5TGtar.nz. Rlilroad Wheels and AEcs, Caains a
and siE.s ara Rosn 70 barrels per 100 ios..... 81
SPECIAL Ba1Ea.
Furniture and Carl ges boxed, and other light articles
i.amis5Is viii be charged by a5usl weight, but At
5auhe Fiss Glass Tales per lUo us, > ~
ays sseTS -5 de6o Of delivery Attention to Ibis
matter prevents delays and losses and ns'I5s spl'1! 1e
aDTIyTAGEs AND FACILITIES oEFEaED BY THE
cooss c-rsfrrpd 10 she Agents oi the South Carolina
R-5rroe5 Al C.frfesnn. Willie forwarded FEsE or Con-
aIssIoN, drayaEe wharfage anu tgsSa5 5 I ~. viii &
ed 10 cousiguecs Marx packages, care Agents = H. '
The south Carolina Railroad wiz advance shippers charges
20 that those prefer signing 10 LoiassoA h'Iss
An rrri,t for yaslrv lie and oa the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad are sent rom tIl5, " sI ,-
only and Shippers may rely upon iae utmost
and pruHspiDess. o., .r,..--..-. g..
Tie Rate Charleston 10 nashville VIII ~ ll ls v0
@ d by Savannah -,-----
altiarsol and viii settle promptly any oYerchar5es
and damages that may occur on his Line.
In case of lost Or missing goods viii take charge q" any
necessary their recovery ana b"lo-hu
viii pay Tor the same Thin 80 days aeT nouce s gwen a'
Lls ufICa- ~. ..-..----
Merchants along line o. the Nashville and ChAttaaooR
Railroad VIII bear ia mind t-at the shove rates Apply 10 en-
goods from Charleston, which are De geii-sIeG az .e
following S.aHus viz: Stevenson, Anderson, nettsA5
TnTab ma Normandy Warraee, SHeIbyTiIe, Bel0u-hle,
F1strrvffIe. Nurfrcasb8r0. Smyrna, and Lavcrgne.
shat De prepared give every explanation ana ilafA-
0u desired la regard trrzhs aud Expense pls S'fIts
1ondeuts NAV rely upon prompt answer 10 all inc les anu
verv trantou business brought under my super
-ersian and control. CHAS. ~ AN uEHS0N. Agent:
lerg = rF Call.Ea St., Nashville.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.



THE Great Central Route connecting the AtanlS
i WithW Western Northwestern and Soutn"es .ot.
by continuous Railway direct inns ro4u 49, ~
e. Psburg with daily line OF Steamers = al % ~
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandusky Win
Steamers to al ports on the Norla"ssSSru LAss H
the Dnst direct chsaDes and Te5b1bLs f0@e Dy Whleh
FRETCT can be f1rarded TO and from the GTeGt Hsss
Pstes bstveen Philadelphia and Pittsburg;
FIRST CLASS Boots, S9oes' RLy OOOuS 9Oe per lO0b
SECOND CLASS-BoOks and Stationery,
DRY Goods in bales,) Hardware, Lea 75c per leOb
THIRD CLASS.-Anvils, Bagging Bacon, &c Dsr 1oou,
and PORK lin bulk,), Hemp, sc. ......
FOURTH CLASS.-Csfee, Fish, Bacon, *, rsr 1oor
aud Pork (packed) Lard and lard OIL wv
FI-ur-3l Der bbl. until further notice.
Grain-5O cts. per 100 lbs until further notice
Go0n-S2P per bale, not exceeding sou lbs weight until
further notice.
ssg- In chipping Goods from any point East Of Phila
ae5hls be- particular to mark package Uid fsLIasDil
. -gaf' All Goods consigned 10 The Agents Oi thIs
Eoad Philadelphia or PittsbUrg will be forwarded with
uat detention
FRzIGur AeENrG-Hsrris, Wormley & Co., Memphis,
Tennessee; It. T. Sass Co., St Louis; J. s. Mitchell
Son Evansville Indiana; Dumssn, Bell and MurdOck, and
ar.er JeWeti, Louisville, XVI L. c. Meidrum, Madison,
Indiana: SpIignGn Brown, and Irwin Co, Cincinnati;
r. W. Graham & Co. GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leech Co, no
q KLby rect Boston; Leech Co. Asor House, New
oTk No William street. and No. BstterE Place, New
ork; E. Sleeier, PhiladephiG AagrGw kOOns, Bal
tmorc; Geo. G Franciscus PIttsburg.
ii y. HOUSTON, General fF55gst Agent Ph5lG.
q. y. Lu&RAEEI, S5Pt Attc0AG, Pa.
j-Gl 50 I-.r
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X -L.l5 ol p ersr DO l.+ Coasts Court Of Dayfisor
- zen red as he Jll1-, rsrlI- 1877 i1 f, .ag-
~ ''"i % If1 t4Hlis-fHr, heirs as era frr-rs ~
lena. - Ht1' drcels- . Ii rr fr saIs 20 he hg5--t
Ss, q -7 Luuf. nous site, .u Nashville. 1u Sitafl.v
" OF FeHarl next Doc % ground rIfr af va-hr
.l'Lt2 @ ,e5t lrcLo'r on College street sat1 sgd r8
htt>-ri.iy dollars u5I be .elg.rsd rr Cash and ,-
halaHre an credit Of lHI .gmrr.. q gar-s 90 f
cu1iE r'guirr d. aai d Ie1 rsran-f until r7Tf $50 80
s-.-' ID % E. '. CU1A CHAM. C. & N
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?. W. MAXEY & CO,

TIN PLATE, BLOCK TIN, COPPER,
sHEET IRON LsAD PIPE, wIEE,
IRON AND TiE RlVlTS PLUMBERS TOOLS AND
MATERIALS MABBLEIzsD IGnN MATERIALS
PkRH8ft CRATES, COOK SG0F Is. HEAT
inE stoves fer wood or Coal. Japan
ned and Common Tin Ware
80. 46 EAST SIDE MARKET STREET,
Nashville, Tenn,
e. S-Ws will keep constantly on hsBd Tin-smltA's
Mach res and Eo beng Agents for Peck, smith Co.,
g.Tt9l-;6-7 PWM 4 co
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FALU ABLE FARM FOR SALE.
WISH n sell The plantation which live ly a,
lnE on tartsr's creek, 20 miles north OF CouHba -
Hna lse mile vest of 7ldlg Hii, containing 535
acres lnree hundred and slvsnty-lve 0f which 70
good state OF ca Jigail1 Pg3as wishing D. purchase
ing
dec2S-Ia1 JtwEw-u VS. PTrKARD
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PENNSYLVANIA RAlLKOAD,

THREE DaiIT Through Trains, between Philadelphia
( and Pittsburg. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Izburg ct u, a. n, aud Pitts
burg for Philadelphia st Z, Z. NJ. TIE FAST LINE
leaves adaphs for Pittsburg at P NJ and Plttsbure
for Philadelphia at /, 2. TIE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittburg at II, H. and
Pit55uTg for Philadelphia at 10, p. n.
The above lines connect at PttsGurg with the Railroads
% raf fran ST. Loujs Ao.; Alton Galena and Chicago
H.; Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville, Ky; Terra
Haas Madison, Lafayette and indianapolis Ind Cncin.
ua Dayton, Springfield, BeetoDtane, Sandusky Toledo,
Cleveland gaIlmUas GAINESVILLE, hssson and Wooster
Ohio; also with the Steam Packet Boats from and to NeF
Orleans. -. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had &c or from either Of The
above PLACES.
so-turther particulars see HaHdbills at the different
starting points Passengers from the West viii find this
lhe shortest and most expeditions route to Phlsdelphs
Baltimore Ne" York or Boston,
TEO5. MOORE, AsEyT, Paasa9er Lines PhiyItG
J. &E>KIAEN, AGEST, Passenger L.sss, Pistg5Grg.
- ph5Ia1eIrhia 1S5T-i9n1-lV
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RAILROADS. &c.
6 -
Freight Reduced!
Rales III Freight ION

CHA TO NASHVILLE T.
ooNTEUE WITHOUT ALTERATION UETu THE
FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1851,
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Stopping southampton both going and returning they
offer passengers proceeding London and Havrc Advantages
any ohrr route the economy Of time and money
Passage from New York to Southampton and Bremen, First
CABIN Main Saloon, 3o dollars Frsl CABIN, Lower Saloon,
10 dollars: Second do. 60 dollars
All letters and newspapers must pass through the Post Of
fee.
No ofladinE will signed parcels received the
day OF sailing,
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship.
For freight passage apply 10
c. A. HEINEKEN & CO., Bremen,
CROSKEY 6 CO.. Southampton.
VIM ISELIN, Havre. rfebIl-lOm.
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CNDLEY, BALDWIN q co.
GOaGEaEaAa keFSs

"a T. have Just commenced business
~ Hud prepared 90 build Cgrri- eT=-sZ-sss=sssA
a-5s, EucEaWsy- and kugEIes Of all
descriptions. We invite buyers % call
and yAGUiGr gk before purchasing as -o nave just
received latest Paris, New NOrs ami London fashions
Also EvreJ's patent coupling. the
LHar- . Trgur-s- VIII please uS call ana they can
Gii 90 be satisfied. Oar work IS Wurraute1 Orders
p-1ma-y attended and terms favorable Painting and
other rriCsla atthe lowest prizes small Hvur auE-
rUy rarerv-d aad arEa ones iu Pr1Porion .nNy25-Gm
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DVtyTsEES AND FACILITIES OFFERED BY THE
tHSELESTgN RDGIs.

FEeVa every rackage plainly marked WIN name % con
~ 8asfiarfoU aud depot OF delivery. A}o1toa 70 ills
tf revUrs sla and losses and lrsurgs speedy de-
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the grand hall. Here the young knights
displayed their power Of horsemanship,
before crossing the threshold Of the mys-
tic temple. None except those in the
full vigor of manhood were permitted to
enter the inner court, or penetrate the
mysteries concealed by the mystic veil
In after years, when age had whitened
the hair of the Sons, and their lithesome
forms had become decrepid by exposure
to the vicissitudes of the climate, or by
chronics incident to the warrior, they
were permitted to resort to this secluded
retreat, and there renew life again.
The secrets of Hippocrates were here
all known to the grand surgeon and his
assistants, and old age came forth rejuve-
mated. Concealed here were the jubilant
waters of youth-the well-spring of beau
ty. This seclusion was necessary, in order
to avoid the inspection of the secret agents
Of the inquistion and the political ennis
saries of other Governments. In 1898,
the grand master, Hompeck, surrendered
the island TO Napoleon, who subsequently
became u member of the order. And to
tillS ltIct may NJ attributed lii9 N't''0'@ III
arms.
The island was afterwards captured by
Nelson, who also was indicted into the
secrets Of The order, and became grand
knight Of the bath, and admiral Of the
seas. Three centuries have elapsed since
the brothers of the mystic tie celebrated
the browning Of the first neophyte. Three
centuries have passed away since the
neophytr pointed at the secret scroll.
Three centuries have been numbered
among the things that were, since praises
were chanted in the honor of its founder.
And yet the order houri'hes. Not con-
fined now. are its Sons to the nobility.
Princes, Empcrors, Cars, and Sultans,
acknowledge the supremacy of the grand
commantler-in- chief, and he citizen.
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Watches, Jewelry, &c.
Z GOLD WATCHES "a

aAsaA JEW ELR Y, Dc c. saa4AAZS2
We take this occasion to INFORM our friends
and all those in search OF q superior tune
keeper--that we have now in store one Of
the best assortments OF
GOLD WATCHES
ever before offered by US, consisting OF
PLAIN AND FULL JEWELLED GOLD
RuNTING LEVERS,
Do do do do Single Case do;
Do do do do and Enamel
Hunting Ladies' do.
Single Case Levers,
Gold and Silver Hunting and Single Case
Cylinder Watches,
Do Hunting, REAL 7. F. Cooper Duplex
Watches,
Also, Ladies Fine Enamel and Diamond Set
Watches,
New and splendid assortment of FINE Con-
Fruit Frosted Ear Rings and Pins,
Chatelaine Chain Guards, Fob and Vest
Chains,
Gold, Steel and Silver Spectacles.
Gold Thimbles and Finger Seals,
Seals, Keys, Medalions and Charms,
Gold, Silver and Pearl Card Cases,
Ship Chronometers for sale and on hire.
Gold and Shell Eye Glasses,
Gold and Silver Pencils with pens, something
new and good
Plated Cake, Fruit and Card Baskets,
Plated Casters, Spoons, Forks, Asparagus
longs,
Crumb, Fish and Pie Knives, Silver Tea Sets,
Forks, Spoons, Cups, Gohlets, Cream and Su-
gar Pots, Ladies, &C.,
With an unusual stock OF every variety OF
fancy and desirable goods All of which will
be sold cheap for cash.
oc3 j. NJ. FREEMAN.
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CHINESE MISUNDERSTANDING the camp
followers Of the insurgent chief who had
been disturbing the heart Of the empire,
it was computed, in 1852, that there were
in the City of Marking only, about half
a million Of women collected from various
parts of the country. These females are
formed into bngades Of $4,000, under fe-
male officers. Ofthese 10000 were pick
ed women drilled and garrisoned inthe
citadel The rest had the hard druid
gerry assigned them Of digging meats,
making earth works, erecting batteries,
Sc.
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BrOtherly Affection.

In the reign Of Queen Anne, a soldier
belonging to "a marching regiment which
was quartered in the city Of Worcester,
taken for desertion, and being tried by a
court martial, was sentenced to be shot
The Colonel and Lieutenant Colonel, being
at the time in London, the command of
the regiment had descended in course to
the Maj0r,a most cruel and inhuman man.
The day on when the deserter was to be
executed having arrived, the regiment, as
usual on these occasions. was drawn out
to see the execution.
1t is the costom on these occasions to
draw lots for this disagreeable office and
when every one expected to see these lots
drawn as usual, they were surprised to
find that the Major had given orders that
the prisoner should die by the hands of
his OWL brother, who was only a private
man in the same company and who. when
the cruel order arrived was taking leave of
his unhappy brother, and with tears fast
flowing, that expressed the anguish of his
soul, was hanging for the last time about
his neck.
On his knees did the poor fellow beg
that he might not have hand inIhis BROTH
ers death and the poor prisoner forgetting
for the moment his petitions to heaven,
begged to die by any hands than those of
his brother. The unrelenting officer could
by no means be prevailed on to revoke
his cruel sentence, though entreated to do
50 by every officer in the regiment; on the
contrary, lie swore that the brother, and
he only, should be the executioner, if it
were only for examples sake, to make
Justice appear more terrible. When much
time had been wasted in fruitless endea-
vors to soften the rigor of thisin human
sentence, the prisoner prepared to die and
the brother to be the eXecutioner.
The Major, strict to the maxims OF
cruelty, stands close to see that the piece
was properly loaded, which being done, he
directs that the third motion of his cane
shall be the signal to fire. Accordingly
at the third motion, the Major-instead of
the prisoner, received the bullet through
hisown head and fell lifeless to the
ground
The man no sooner discharged the piece,
than throwing it on the ground, he ex-
claimed
He that can give no mercy, no mercy
let him receive. Now, submit, | had
rather die this hour for that mans death,
than to live a hundred years and take
away the life of my brother.
No person seemed to be sorry for this
unexpected piece of justice on the inhu-
man Major; and the man being ordered
into custody many gentlemen present, who
had been witnesses Of the whole affair,
joined to entreat the officers to defer the
execution of the other brother till the
Queens pleasure should be known.
The request being complied with. the
city chamber that very night drew up a
very feeling and pathetic address to her
Majesty, setting forth the unparalleled
cruely of the deceased officer, and humbly
entreating her Majesty's pardon for both
| the brothers
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From .ePorter's spirit."l
whatILost by Kissing Kate

There were Lizzie, Kate and Mary,
All three beautiful and young
But the name of Mary ever
fingered longest on my tongue,
And I hopes in secret cherished
Of home where she was queen,
But one day those sweet hopes persisted,
And left life deserted scene.
They and were once together,
Frolicking beneath the moon,
In the mildest of mild weather.
In the Odorous month of June,
And sweet Mary said, EfSince kisses
In the moonlight time are due.
would take this best of kisses
From Hates lips, il | were you
Scarcely had the thought been spoken.
Ere, with heart and eye elate,
had claimed the honeyed token
From the rosy lips of Kate.
But, alack in thus obeying,
| had made a sad mistake;
For in heart, the girl was saving,
"Kate will lose what | shall take.
"'kiss Kate p this was what she told me
But its meaning was-kiS& me
Oh, vain heart and oh eyes silly.
Thus to fail the truth TO see
So we parted; | with sorrow,
She with scorn, perhaps with hate.
And my heart grows sad BY knowing
What lost by kissing Kate.
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II a i II

Ny love took shelter under the tree
From rain, the summer rain,
And |, by love made bold and free.
Took shelter with her in the lea
OF the wide high-spreading chestnut tree.
And blessed the rain, the rain.
Quoth |, ''Dost think the storm viii pass !?
Quoth she, 'I'm but a silly lass
Quoth l. ''True love hath rainbow light.
Quoth she, "Most beautiful and bright
Quoth |, 'My love is hard to tell
Quoth she, "Come close, I'll listen WE'LL
Oh rain oh rain!
Oh blessed rain
No sunshine ever shall come again
So dear to Inc as that stormy rain
Charles Nockeg
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SUNDRIES.

NTM. ID. ROBERTS & co, Roa-
w noke Square have jus. received full
supply of the following articles, to which we
invite the attention of the public.
Cooking stoves Of all the most approved
patterns, air-tight Wood Stoves, Coal Stoves,
open and close Of all styles, Block Tin Coffee
Pots and Urns, with strainers, Chatting
dishes, Japaned cake boxes, Tea Canisters
Spittoons, Lanters, Lamps OF all kinds, and
for all purposes, Coal Scuttles, Cistern Force
and Deep Well Pumps.
Also rs boxes j. c. l4x20 Roofing Tin.
rs do j. c. l0xl4 bright do,
Block Tin, Zinc, Sheet Copper, bar and
sheet Lead sheet Iron, &C., ETHEREAL Oil, by
the Dbl. or gallon, Tin Ware ofevery descrip
ton at Wholesale and retail. no IL.
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DUTTER-Orange County of best quail
Id ty, for sale by
oc IA GEO. X. GOODRIDGE.
Jordan's Vegetable Cough


OR COLD KILLER.
@ O N p OSED 0 + f I T T E 4 "
DURELY VEGETABLE ingredients, a safe
L and pleasant remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Influenza, Hoarseness, Whooping Cough,
Consumption, Pain and Soreness of the breast,
Difficulty of Breathing, and all diseases of
the lungs and breast.
JORDAN'S VEGETABLE COUGH
CANDY OR COLD KILLER
Is preparation endowed with the highest
curative properties. Numerous cases of
Coughs, Colds, Influenza and Hoarseness have
been cured by its use. 1t will however, take
more or less time to effect a cure where the
cough, &C., is of long standing, but perse-
verence will secure the desired effect, and
restore the diseased organs to their former
tone and vigor. 1t is composed entirely of
products of the vegetable kingdom, prepared
by skillful chemist, so as to possess in a
concentrated degree, the active principles of
the vegetables employed to the rejection of
their useless and inert constituents.
Manufactured by c. Jordan & Son, and for
sale by j. h. HATHAW
G. w. DEFY & co.
l.. W. WEBB,
j. r. LUDLOW x CO.,
nod THOS. NASH, Jr.,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-11-23
Clothing.
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS,
AT THE NORFOLK HALL OF
n FASHION, NO Is MAIN
STREET. NORFOLK

VA.
Opened this day most superb stock of
SPRING andSUMMER CLoTH1NG, manufactur-
ed of the very best materials and in the la
test and most fashionable styles. The public
are respectfully invited to call and satisfy
themselves that they are the finest and best
assorted stock of
Ready Made Clothing
ever offered in this city. l am determined
to sell on the most reasonable terms, and no
pains shall be spared to please all who may
favor me with their patronage.
lsg~ Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods of
every variety and description, both of quail
ity and price. My stock of CLoTHs, CAssI-
MEREs AND VEsrINGs, are also large and well
selected.
All orders punctually attended to, and sat
isfaction guaranteed in all cases.
n. B.--A good stock of BOYS CLorHINe
always on hand which | will sell very low.
oc3 r. D. CLIFTON.