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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-23
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81
The only complete Stock
above st. Louis.

The only complete STOCK
above st. Louis.
,SP RING STOCK!
Era store Rnd TrlA1A01t.
HINES, CIPPENGER 4 RHOADS'
LEV Drug 1tsrs. Second u. nEst deer west Of
Cook = ssEnest's banking Hesss;
DAssnpsrs, lewa.
s sss: aud Hop, s Rsss.1s .ass. fSs =. &c.,
Window Glass. Pars White Lead, all kinds PALM,
a.esd Obs, oil Kinds Of Is.suOsa, BY Ii. siSs., Sad
isL aud Soda powders, BY the sross,
These articles, and ali Others OF our vssy extensive
stock Will ~
sid ct the very Lowest Rates.
Physician. and Country Dealer. need not ssy Drugs
are sold At sxhosbitant prces In Davenport.
$50 BOXES WINDOW GLASS.
Ranging from 7as s4xaS. This will be sold sta bai
gain.
SO, 900 lbs. PURE WHITE LEAD,
~ bBLs. LLNSEED OIL and TUAPEfTLNE,
500 lhs. Vegetable Cattle Pewdsrs,
reliable remedy for the VI diseases Of horsss aud
PATENT MEDIoINEs OF THE DAY.
HINES, cIIPPENaER 4 kHoXDs.
/
! ME have TIL. day associated ]. A. Rhosds IN our
w Davenport house which shall hereafter do bust
acss under the name OF Hines G lippinssr 4 Rhoads
We are now prepared to DO even more extensive Job.
We take this method Of rsturniog our sincere thanks
the ctisensof Davenport aud vicinity for their lib
sr patronage and hope by strict attention II business
and practical druggists always being In attendance to
jana " HAAS q cLIppIxaKK
| 4 GROSS India Chologogur,
i SEQ lbs. Fresh Sage,
4 $50 lbs Alex. SsnAa,
$50 lbs Gum Csmphor,
10 gross Metal AID 1IAss syFnges,
800 lbs Sarsapsiiila Root,
/ 60 lbs Superior Ssssairas RArk.
| jan22 HINES, CIlpPINGGR hHoADS.
i EnnoUNCES American ana french ouln,ue at s, 81
HINES, :CLIPPINCER . RHoADs.
oOO HINES, CLIppIkGER s RHoADs.
i Flooking.
RI POUNDS rloekins. all 0slors afs superior quail
HINES CLIppIaoER q RHoAps
/ AT WHOLESALE.
sapsrisr cigar, ranging from dollars Z
HINES, cLIPPINaER 4 RHoADss
Mirror Glass.
= sues a1a Ss.'; St # r: q RHoADs
1 JUST RECEIVED.
| J Gross Dr. Thompsons celebrated Eye water,
. Batcheiors Hair Dye (warrsntsd,)
| Lyons Katharion,
| Townsends SsrsAparilA
Il Perry Davis' Pain Killer,
| $50 lbs. superior Gum Drops,
gross Schefam Schnspps, ps ard at
| Which We ccer AT wholesale.
/ HINES CLIPPlNaER Rh0ADS
GREFENRERG MEDICINES.
| 4 COMPLETE stock Of these highly popular asdi
- cinss rec eived to-day.
| HINES, CLIPPIN0ER 4 RHoADs
| E0R SALE, $50 boxes Preach Plato Glass, size 10,
| l. II to SOFAS
HINES, CLIPPINGkR + RHoADs
Tina Stock Security Bank, the Prairie stat,
q Ak. 1hs Peoples Bank, The Rushvils Bank
| (ttLS II the above Banks taken at pr in exchsng,
Dhr DRY GooDS BY
WADsWORfH
| aa2i dw2t Second st. opposite LsClaire Houss
Godsy's Lady's Book for February.
| LSu, 6rshsm's Magazine, Arthur's Home, IAN ks
| IA Norieus, Nix Max, &c, for February, At
/ The Iowa Book Rooms,
| No 80 Brady street near the Post once,
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-23

Fruit and 0rnsnsntsl Trees.
.tEttl TREES, large sizes, Plowerins Plat,
o4ass otAsrs Seed, kversresDs In large quar-
titis.. tor sais a. scott Nursery.
}sE"3 dsm FINLEY d. pWIRE
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-23
RIygR.-The Ohio 10 clos<

RyEa.-The Ohio 10 closed 1t all points
from Pittsburg to Paducah, nearly to it
mouth. The ice was running very heavily
At st. Louis last Tuesday, and weather
cold.
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flfke--fhDcy I. u. and stone.
Iron, Steel. Nails and Blacksmith, roo,,

Iron, Steel, Nails and Blacksmith's foals
lfsn, piustlfeh Boiled aud Charcoal, s,.a. an,
article Of swsds ana Pittsburgh; Cast So" NJ
.o . 90 Round, square, Plat and octagoa, En.l
biistsI, osfnan and spring Steel; riow Htnei =,
.ad Wa.Asrs oil sisss; Belio a. Drils, Vices. Hrn
iasS sae IonSs, Stoke and Dies, Anyiis Mons
Hole, Cast sad steel Faced, Horss shoss and Nm
assorted stse9 Syringe, Wagon, Carriage sas sss
s4fiLgs; Axiss, Wagon, Drsy and Buggy A.ies
ssovsis, spades and Orsiu scoops various br.Sss
Ihineis Skeins and Wagon Boxes, assorted siaas
Gresham, Picks, Hoes, GrindstoDss Csyt g.
Head hitshins Pssis, Iron Kettles and Furases.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-23

PUaPs-TbatshsT's Potent Lin aEd Fore. pnFoc
ihh pump will not freess and less liable 10 ret oi
u order shan other In uss, and has hxd Ersmi
ans avasAsA u every fair ~ which IL hss bee e,
.Asasse' jsn29'57
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-23

LOoCsAkeat two wee ks STAGE, isdy'sVicto
mae. he1uder viii be amply rewarded by leaving
The sAms At Cotss Daviss' once. lau2s det
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-23

Isl ia,ld Taxa tive, tonic and
snnaiant and Is recommsadedto The public, relying
upon IL tatfiasc worth IA tho Of the following
cempaafass:all Btllioss Dcrsngsmsps, Sick Headache
Dyspepsia. Habtuxl Costly sn-ss, chronic DisrrhGa.
CAoc. Pain Ia Tho Sto mach and Bowels, Geneal De-
bilsy, Female Weakness, 80. For sale BY Druggists
generally, and Chas, 7. Webb, Davenport; also BY
ssa0rdk Co.. y. Y. City. lMenl9.dAxl,.
Fer Sale-A new brick house with Ton rooms,
closets, DC, wood hoass, large cisssrn, good we'll
Warmed with not sir farnscs. Convenient 70 town.
Fine View VI river and cities. Furnished In pnrt.
Long uus given. Possession given nrst may,
Enquire Of WIN. MoRRHoUsR,
dsos att. Closs &.Co.
For bale..Ss ceres o. beautiful land x mile from
corporation line on Dubuque road, with good house,
barn, excsllset well end csssrn springs OF fall
ing water, II acre stavbsrries, Rhubsrb, Aspnragus
Sc will b sold entire In paresls to suit purchsssrs
apply TO aIoRGI /. NICHOLS,
jAn2o DIFF Land once, Main st.
ALL persons Indebted 10 the undersisned arm,
either GU book account note. are earnestly re
0uested TO cali and settle the before February
lS usAlsdlw) WIckRRsHAM & HICKS.
10 Capitalists.
ssatisnaa now engaged 10 . manufacturing businsss
asaay sssabishsl in this city wi.has partner who can
.'sa aSasn Assho' IRON ssht 70 Yen ehossaaa uoi
-. ...... w.. ss' '. !. ssA"
49, sH'sssea" s insssemsa'' Aaasess a. y. ~, o.
ths 0asstss once. jsnis DIFF
Dyer,s Healing En,hrooa sion ...Ths
most valuable aud otsnt s;e,ns Of the are for rheu
mstsu, cuts wounds, pains Of all sorts &c. Sold BY
jADl3.lw HINES CLIPplSGRR
d. o. Ell DH DIG Z has opened su agency
or the saie Of Patent Medicines corner Of 9Th and
Rock Island sts who're DO found every Kind
aud atthe lsessf sssA price, wholesale or retail,
dse23 1855 du
g-..1 p.,..i,.I
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~Ses
We have two handsome new Bugsis. and nne.
1 siAss' ~oaea VIII % SOFA eaeap iof
oAsn APpiiea Iof soon. taa be seen al The resi-.
depee Of James Rspvick, cor An and Rtpls, st.
opposi,. IL. sos,,ua...
s..,s.,, ~
SePo dN RkNNfCk d son.
100000 Tarasd Broom Handles Tor sale Sy
iaeIo.aIu prpNrtf ,1uypr a n
- :. =. = -, = 1900. y :
3,
A.,2s Arr rn,x pnuvps
-iALLaAa Afohkhs.
Fer sale,
D~ALlss hsosSs, ihiow-
81 part THE city, CD very liberal tsrms. Apply 10
fob ee-dtf COOK d SARGENT
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.ssrEssss, C~assHSssl = =.
p - N * n "a
Dealsrs IN xxehanss and LA.a VS..
kxeAaays on ~ principal elite. AZ y. m
pr sale In sans % salt pareAAs<su 'A'ea
All susisfss fsaIAsna 10 BANxua
fsNDaD 20. hshyslt A,
--RErEK TO
DAAk Of America,
Ocean EanL, Nv yasi.
American EAshanxs hank, :"
Heo. ~. PinokAfd Prss,t p.nl - -,
kAysnnE Hank, Nsw 0eiss,s
DAsLy Bsrksiale, Bank.rs h"veans ON
ntahsley 4 Riohey, BrukeIs, - Louis
Mollsy, EsQ, Bsskar, fnshu1xh
Henry Miller, Esq, c,,.. OsbuQus
IrS s,osm"s n w. DAvsssaAs, ,o,.
SicAoLLe 70, bxovn.u,,.
gxCHAhGE 1RUKxRs ANp nrAI .sa,A
AoxMfo. ssaAfB
LAND WARRANTS Hou0Hf, solD ANp ,oo..
~ DEs Aoiss D'srsicr, lowe, w. bona. n,.D. 1al
COUNCIL bLuBFs +" H,anS a.. pasTko1 Iov.
DAcoBAa Rsa.sst
LARGk AMOUNT " Cir PsoeskYY fssslI Minnsso.
VACANT LAMB fissouaHour SsAfx Pom ~, sAsssAso
ALE TxaAs. We invite attention 10 ON, 1911 On fAyoal
Estste Maps, PlAtts, Atstrssts, &C. xo xss OF Rssl
O@sss On xain It,, 1euth Of Ssts,A ..
DAVENPORT, low.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-23

REMOVAL
II a II y w a r e
I LIVINGSTON LOCK WOOD hsv. removed to SET.
the Anvil.
Our store which was built expressly Tor our business
large and eomma1ieus We have IL filled its cnpac-
ny with 40 entirely stsck OF Hardware which, In
quantity and quality win compare favoraby with any
We prepared to All all bills either wholesale or
FETAL al the very lowest prices. Gouatry Merchants
Bnllders Mn osBsrs and Mschini.,s particularly
invited 20 examine gcods and prices.
Sporting Goods.
ME have probably the best assortment of Guns
W fiasks and Pouches there 10 in the cry. Ala,
Hsftsr3s 6sedsy equal 10 if not tho beet article man-
'i'S'ef'e Fishing Rod. Kss,: aos as
I ,UI and Wrought Walls and spikss, Climber aud
~ Clihch Nails. LIVINGSTON 1 LOCKWOOD
Carpenters Teols.
toPELAaD's celebrated lance, Of all descriptions,
" warranted LAL
RksT Bright Carpenters CA-, Steel Anger Eitis
-, ras ant sirmsr ch'sl' aud carpt sisks
SAWs-Hand, Pannei, Rip, Key Hols, w ID and Eel
~ leg spear jackson aud other celebrated makers
I. l..
HAToHLTs-shin slins, lath ana claw b. cE AIe.,
boys and ehopping axes Collins, Davis and White,
manufacture. L. at
IQoRIsi Maehnes, wood and iron Bench icrew,,
Il saN and Plane Handles 81 the sign Of the Anvil.
kNLls-Aotlsrsy's Mi and other TiIss-ihs 6s.,
= e.aaa IN m.rfef. L. l..
WHlPs-rhs largest stock o! TeaIa Carriage and
w Riding Whips and Isshes In the city l. IL
MouLDER5 sand Riddles, sIevss, PlastsTins, BTisk
wi and Pointed Tro~sis.
= MlTHs Bellows, Hand Hammers and sIsdSe., Boi
- 10 BOZ yioss, at L. l..
LNSANEL Kettles, Maine Irons, Couee h..ster. 70
~ lice Laanps, Engineers aud Carpenters Oilsrs.
HINGES. Hook and Strap, Fisids Loose and Past
II Joint u hirge, Chest and Gate Hinge l., & h.
VI every house. L,xL.
l(hAsS Kettles IL sizes, vary ene assortment Erxn
- eiied Kettles, French Ladies' and Sauce Pabs
RON and Wood Well CurLs Pump Chains an A
i Wheels, Well Wheels, &c. Ii L.
NHAINs--Enslish proof coil, Shot and Long Link
~ Bright OK, Halter, Wen, Jack and Trace Chains,
Gov Ties. LkL.
ORGANIZATIONS. Yarnisn and Marking, Counter
- Dasters While Wash, Shoe Scrub, CruInb Cloth
and Hair Brushes Feather Dustsr;. 4, II,
CALL At
LIVINGSTON a. LOCK WOODS.
SIGN OF THE ANVIL,
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decS AT. CIOee Co.
FER oalessss scres Of beautiful land v mile from
corporation line Dubuque road, with good house,
barn, excsllsat well and cisssrn, springs OF never M
ing watsr, acre strswbsrries, Rhubarb, Asparagus,
Sc will b sold entire parcss to suit parchsssrs
apply to 6EORGI L. NICHOLS,
jAn20 DIFF Land Once, Main st.
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SECOND GREAT CLOSING OUT sALk OF
DRY GOODS!
January lst, 1857.
M Q. WADSWUkrH will offer his lars stock
w OF WINTER GOODS from date at
Nsw York Cost
Msrnoes, Coburgs, DeLsinss, Dress Silks, Fla D.
nels, Btarfets, clcsks, shawls, scaFfs, Vel
vets, Hosiery, rweeds, satinets, Cassf.
msrss, Gloves, Ribbons,
and every other ssyte OF Winter Goods.
Psvons wishing goods OF The above or OF oy De.
scrpuon win consult their own interest BY exami-
ming my goods and price,, as many will be Offer
ed below the eosl, In order 70 dispose Of ihom
befors the arrival Of tho spring stock. Save your
money by going TO WADSW0RTH,S,
Jan5 iif Second ST.. opposite LeClaire House
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" "A N II N ID.
FIVE HUNDRED MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS,
SAM'L PERRY
las on hand the largest stock OF
LII READYsMA0E CLOTHING
(of hisosn msnnfactare) ever offered In Davenport
which must b clossd out 10 make room for no
and eompets stock for sprtng aad Summer trade
In order 10 dispose Of my stock Of Winter Goo .
IN the sho rtesi possibis Time will oGsf for thi,
DAYS my whole sock Of READY Made Clothing
AT COST PRICES!
choice lot Of FN rnishtAg GeOAs, con
sis,ing In part OF Fine White and Fancy Shirts Ua-
der Clothing, Handkerchief, Gloves, Goiiats, Ho.
siery, saspsndsrs, India rubber Goods, Ttnnks,
VAnsss. DO.
oniy one prizes. Call I'd see
sAAiL. PERRY,
lanis Brady street, opposite Poss O0es.
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Fer Sale-A new brick house with ton rooms,
closets, &C., wood hoass, large cisssrn, good we'll
Warmed with not sir farnses. Convenient 70 town.
Fine view VI river and cities Furnished In pnrt.-
Long uns given. Possession given nrst may,
Enquire Of WIN. MoRRHouSR,
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D,ssapsss, I.aa.s, i.,. 1857. Lxyi DAVIS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-17
THE NASHVILLE RAILROAD.

We are informed that number of citizens have
purehashed $500, 900 of the city bonds held by the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad for the purpose of
aiding this great enterprise and securing its early
completion. This act on the part of our citizens,
speaks volumes in favor of their enterprising spirit
1t shows that they have confidence in the L. and n.
Railroad and in its securities, and that they intend
to complete the road 1t makes no difference to
them whether the sharpers of wall street will buy
these securities or not They are known at home to
be the very best securities in the land and the opin-
ion of Wall street, for or against them, would not
effect them the least in this latitude In fact, re-
cent events would lead many of wisest citizens
to consider any securities doubtful that went we'll
in Wall street. The best recommendation good
stocks could possibly have would be refusal to take
them in that stock jobbing pandemonium. Every
thing the Bears and Bulls, and Longs and Shorts
take hold of, IS contaminated by their trckery and
reckless gambling.
In this subscri p,iOn of $500, 900 at home we see
the traces of the financial genius of Hon. James
Guthrie. The subscription started by him, and
it resulted all of his great efforts for the good of
his country must result His clear head discovered
the necessity of such move and it was at once be-
gun. To have begun it under his guidance was to
ensure success. The Nashville Road will now move
on as it should for it cannot stop while Mr. Guthrie
is connected with it. He will make it go with the
might of a dozen locomotives, for with his great
mind and energy, there is such thing failure.
Gov Helm is doing all that he can do to push for
ward the enterprise noble depot is going up on
Broadway. Hands are at work on various sections
of the road. The work is going better than could
be expected in these hard times. We regret that
we have not in Kentucky States aid law for rail-
roads Such law would have completed the L.
and n r. long ago But it is not TOO late for
such a law. Other roads need it as well as the
Nashville. We shall not have such railroads as we
need until snch law is passed-LoulsUiLLe Courier.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-17


The morals of stock gambling are being thorough
country. The Americans on this. as on every 9TH
er subject, can write as iuently aud argue as well
as if they had been educated in school established
to teach them finance One of the remarkable fea-
lures of this discussion is the unanimiy Of senti
ment as regards the right and wrong of the thing
Ninety nine in a hundred condemn stock gambling
as crime For a christian religious man to
speculate in stocks, seems wicked to a country
for him to play cards for money" and
it is, but these country seem to forget
that stock gamblers build churches for us here
support most talented minister's supply the mis-
sionary fund, and do various other christian acts
which make them 'highly respectable" They for
get that their own towns and cities furnish the
stocks-the skeards"-for Wall street gamblers to
play with, and that their own clergy frequently
right among them to ask, and get aid for poor
country churches. That stock gambling is just as
bad card gambling, do not pretend to deny,
and it ought to be as disreputable; but the evil
brings its reward, and is punished as frequent
ly in this world any ''crime known to the law"
Among the stock gamblers of Wall street not one
has ever been known TO retire from the business
rich One man, after pursuing it for more than
twenty years, withdrew from the board with am
pie fortune, but for causes not necessary MENTION
he cut his own throat soon after. lie is the only
one who has ever been known to quit stock gam
bling rich The laws Of Nature or the will of Pro-
violence forbid men from enjoying i'll gotten gains,
and they who strive to live the labor of their fell
low and eat of the fruits of the earth without
giving anything in return, met by the stern
hand of Providence, which says: 90 Thou shalt not
-'' He that maketh haste to be rich shall surely
come to Want"-Nelg York Ddy Book.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-17

a Ky the only substanta and siuplY managed Sewing
Machine made and the cheapest and most used BY
FAMILIES and Manufacturers, for these and The following
Isl hey make which will not zip navel, both
sides being alike, As in hand sewing on leather
2t The same Machines with ELK thread and common
spool cotton with equal facility. ETY. Of goods
IRON the finest linen to the b. avest cloth leather.
ID his 10 not Needle Two spool Machine, which
Machines make chain stitch, which es easily
emmon knit stocking, besides making ugly cord Onihs
back OF the goods.
Avn These Machines not at all liable out Of order,
being very simple and 5tTO IN their construction.
Sh They faster do work than any other Machine.
9th The stitch produced by this Machine f. stOng and
beautiful that impossible - equal il by any other
Machine or BY hand.
9Th Tbs proof Of the above is there 1900 Of
machines IN the United States Alone counting Europe,
where are over 90 and there here IN practical opera
on giving unbOunded satisiaCOn something
Machines evOr dOI
Branch Office 40 Public Square, over Hicks China Bali
Nashyl, Tennessee. WA. A SINGER, j.,
arg lo-dlm Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-17
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valuable Lot in South Nashville, nearly square, bound
n ed By Washington Je7ersOu and Pear streets on which
there is good buildings bargain will DO given For
terms apply LANikk, PHILLIPS q CO..
sept. 4-3m. Market Street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-17

A MANS Heart THROWN EIGHTY FEET FROM HIS
BoDY.-0n Friday, the 4th inst, Martin eileen, an
Irish labOrer, who had been working on a gravel
train on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, was run
over by the rs on the road and literally torn to
pieces His head was found on one side of the road
and his mangled body upon the track, while por-
tions of his limbs and lacerated flesh were strewn
over the ground And, stranger and more horrible
STILL his heart was picked up at distance of eighty
feet from where his shattered decaptaed body Law.
So says q Cincinnati paper.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-17

THE REASON WHY.-The Washington oOrrespon-
dent Of the Pennsylvania furnishes the why
MattersOn Of N Y, will not resign his seat in the
next Congress- in compliance with The wishes Of his
constituents:
g 1t is surmised that Mr.. Matterson intends to
take his seat merely for the purpose of securing
that portion Of his salary and mileage which will
become due-about three-fourths of his salary of
s5,oOO aud his mileage. This is certainly con-
sluerauon' which, in corrupt a mind as his, will
justify him IN setting at defiance the wishes Of bis
outraged eoDstituspts
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-17
NEW PUBLICATIONS


aAi & GO have just received COLLECTION
oF EMAsAA6lE CASES IN SURGERY. selse,od and
arranged nom Ams sas and Foreign Journals By
Royal octave, s5S psges-.......... a "a
In this volume are presented in ca s,c,T ar, ne
history, the treatment, and The results Of mar, ,., sst
hundred cases, exhibiting every variety and nav
Of the forms Of anomalous disease, with wbleh M
would be likely to meet Many Of the easss mere recorded
have occurred At intervals long distant different eoup
tnes, and under different Hence TIM. vo4ur.
Obvaies The necessity Of labcrous reierencs =, ~
ezhaustess series Of volumes Of the various ourn.i nv
the practitioner who Is seeking the experiences Of Diners
In unusual cases; and he may here really and examples
for which he weuld search text in vain He
furnished in fine with Encyclopedia Of Practical Sur
gerry which, amer haViag examined Is Is thor ght he
would be no more wiling dsPeIss with Than with bis
dictionary. septIs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-17
New Arrival.

AM receiving direct from PhIaSsphia and Eastern
Manufacurer one of the Largest, BEST and most fashion
able stocks Of
RO1ts Shoes Caters and slippers.
that have offered, which respectfully invite the
attention Of buyers-by the Gaze, dozen, or single
pair.
? Thick Double Sole Brogsns, plenty, Nos. to IA
with assortment for women and bows.
A B. ROBERTSON.
Nashville. 10Th Santanhar Is51-Inn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-17

Ia letter in the South CqroEiaian from Lon
DON IN aludIng to Senator Sumner who is now in
England, says: at gives real pleasure to know
that Mr.. Dallas repudiates him utterly. assert
this on my own knowledge"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-17

ScHooLNAsTER MoBUED.-SIr. Coleman q taocbor
Of one ofthe City Schools, IN the NAVY Yard was
on Friday last, says the Memphis Eosaia2 Near, 90
inay hooted stoned and brickbatted out of the en-
closure, by his scholars. The cause of the difficulty
was the introduction of a oow-hide and the sever,
punishment by him of one of his pupils.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-17

Bss~ John Thompson, the New York broker, is
again in limbo in that city at the instance of per-
who allege that he withholds monies justly due
them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-17

s<E@ There were no less than tweuty-eight fail
ures of New York houses last week, several of them
among the largest firms in the city-NIilOns of
dollars are involved in these failures
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-17
40 Mules, Large Iron WORKS,


AND OTBER Personal PROPERTY
z q r - a Il Il.
DIV virtue Of decree rendered in the Chancery Court al
ID Nashville, the Of Ledbeter and BGstek JnO
S. q Bri~n and others, will sell at public auction
the Pubic Square in GAINESVILLE, on
Monday, the I4th lay of Sept,
next-40 FINE MULES, and some Wagons and Harness
and on the
First Day of October Next,
viii sell at Iron Mountain Furnace, IN Stewart county, the
said Furnace and Band-abOnt Il 900 Reres with about l.
OOO acres fine bottom land, about 800 in cultivation
THIS place could be made Of the h1est Stock Farms in
Tennessee has abundance Of fine mountan oak for
bark The land lies between the Tennessee and Cumber
land river aud extends each river and has fine woody
privileges and all the wood read y sold steam
boats. In addition to these advantages has fine Fur
mace, with all the necessary fixtures ABOUT furnace.
will also II a. the time, Blacksmith Tools Carts
Wagons Axes, &c, &c
The real estate be sold credit of ., and years
(aiter small cash paymensnd the personal property
credit OF or month, with notes in bank for all
over SlOO-for smaller sums ca will be req Tired. Two
good securities required the notes, eu
the land ill the purchase money is paid
aug 26-tds THOS w. WISDOM
have two likely young negro men and valuable
man TO sell privately. Call soon. T. w. W.