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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-28

Yonstt. Randall, and Bkln-
ntF's shepheTd's OWR
Book,
Smiths landscape Garden
ing, Parks and Pleasure
Grounds,
Weeks on the Honey Bee
paper IS cts,
Wilson on Cultivation %
Flax,
Miners Am. Bee-KsePeF's
Manual,
ouinby's Mysteries Of Bee
keeping,
Cottage q Farm Bee-kespsf,
Eiliottis Am. Fruit Growers
Guide,
The Amer. Florists Guide,
Every Lady her own Flower
GaFdeneFjpapeF Use.
Tbs Amer can Rose Cu,tuf-
list J.; paper 25 cts,
History OF Morgan Horses,
Lhinese Sugar Cane and su-
gar Askicg,
l SaXtOR's Rural Hand Books,
, vols,
Dement'S Rabbit FaneleF; pa
per IS cts,
Reemelin's Vine DfesseE's
/ Manual,
| Neil's Fruit, Flower, and
Vegetable Gardeners
Companion,
Brownies American Poultry
Yard,
Brownies Field Book Of Ma
nuTe8,
Keepers Dog and Gun,
Skillful Housewife, paper,
ChOFlton'B Grape Growers
Guide paper 50 cts,
Whites Gardening for the
South,
Eastwood 3 Manual for Cul-
tivating the Cranberry,
Johnson's Dictionary Of Nod
eTn Gardening,
PeEsoz on The Culture Of the
Vine,
American AgTieulsuEiTt, 10
vols,
BOussingau!t's Rural Econ
Omy,
ThompsOD'sFOOd OfAniDals;
paper So cts,
Richardson on DOgs-thsiE
Origin, Varieties, &c;
paper 25 cts
| Cobbett's Am Gardener.
} Bookseller, Second and
maT25- d&W Il.
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LrQUoR.-Secre'ary Guthries grsst work csl'ei
" R port on the Finsrces" Of the q. S., recently
published, contains tsbl9 Of oil kinds Ct Fuuora
imported into the Urisi States during the wear
ending June 30tb, 1856, tho total amount beng
nearly nine millions OF gallons, costing over siI
millions of dollars to the importers and probably
costing the drinkers fully nine millions OF dollars.
But all this probably, falls far short Of the quaint,
ty manufactured OF home Il is plain, says the
Phiadelphis Bulletin, thst in spite OF temperance
sooieues, liquor laws, and moral reforms OF all
kinds, we are still hard drinking people and Ike
" 10 continue go. Toe only encouraging thing
lhst we see in Mr. Guthrie's figures, IS that there
seems to be a groWing taste for malt liquors and
light wines in preference to the perncious spirits
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-28
TFNNFssEE HIsTOsICAL sOCTFTY.
A list of late contributions to the State Histori
cal Society contains the following:
PRESENTED BY MRS. JAMES POLK.
MeiaIion Likeness of Pre.ilent RE.

a let Of lale contributions to the State HlstoFl-
cal Society contains the following:
Presented By MRS JAMES POLK
Medallion Likeness of Pre-iieut Polk
A blue Pitcher, used 10 Indian Council convened
at HOpeweh iu 1885 TIt was ever called "the
Pitcher OF the Chief" aud originally belonged to
q Oxen shan tab " TIE great king Of the Cherokees
Inuian Pipe ard ornsme1ts, presented to Presi
deut Polk by "Rse-Ho-shick." head chief Of the
Wi1nebsgoss.
Piece OF Live Oak, from the old ship "Constitu-
ton, carved in the form ola book.
Piece Of the Corner stone of Washington Nation.
81 Monument
Medallion Likeness o! Louis Philippe, Q846)
Naval Portfolio Representing the Battles in The
Army Portfolio { Mexican War.
The -Four Gospes, in ChootaE, By Rev. Cyrus
BryiDgton, 1915.
A Hickory Cane, presented to President Polk
by the CASTLE Hickory Cub" New York.
Cane cut % the ba tle-ground near where Gen
Ross fell at Baltimore.
Cane from Illinois, in SERPENT form.
A Portrait Of Pr sdent POk in gilt frame, and
bis Inaugural Address, in elegant frame, and
great variety OF other articles will be donated to
the Society bY Mrs. Polk as soon as q suitable
room is prepared
The following letter, presented by A. W.
Putnam, Esq., was unanimously siop;ed and the
Secretary was directed to transmit copy to Mr..
Polk, when signed by the President of tLii mees-
ing, to wit:
NASHVILLE, March, %, 1857.
To Mas. JAMES K Tx:
DEAR MADAM The Tennessee Historical Socie-
ty received with much s4tisisc ion your coutribn-
tons thus furnishing convincing proof that you
approve the oJecss, and would encourage the eff
forts Of the Society.
And we are highly graGfsd with the assurances
that you will lie eater ali many srtcIeB Of
interest to our collections and, what will ever be
most highly pr zsd by every Tennessean--s Por
trait of President POlt-tO which we earnestly
desire you will be pleased to add Portrait of
yourself TO be placed By the side Of ths. of your
worthy husband.
Very rssY eeduFy, Dc.
Ga motion o. W. A. E chbaun each member
wss requested to collect and donate such rare
books and articles of interest, as will be worth
A. A. .
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NEW BOOKS.
5tBI RECEIVED BIZ
JOHN YORK g. CO.,
3S Union Street.
AURORALTCnT:

AURORA LIGHT;
A Poem, b.. Rzabsth BaFsf Browning.
DIR. KANE'S ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS
In search Of slF John Fsankling, during ne years
ls53-S4-55f belag personal narrative, and eonain.
ing an account Of bis important discoveries.
Plays and Poems, " Geo. Boxer, vols y NO.
What Can Woman % volume b. 7. O. Arshuf.
IvoTs, new novel b. ssWeH
PFue and /; dedies;ed 70 Mrs. LoBgfeIIsE By CuFis
Dickens Nevsls, complete In S. volumes.
olnGlsads Texas.
TIE American Almanac, for 1851.
olhsuseE's COmPsntaries, BY Ksndrak
The Prince Of the aOuas Of David.
Chambers HBtory OF the Russian War.
Men and Times Ofihe Revelation, BY Watson.
irVius's Life Of Washington, : vols.
Star and the Cloud or Daughters Love, By kos.
LohzfsllOw's Poems complete in 2 VIOLA, Is
WebEtsF's Private Correspondence, 2 vols, 8 70.
PsEIsys RseOllecsiOns Ofa Lifeline, vols, Emo,
EmeFson's Representative Asa-
Emsrson's uslish Traits.
Hugh Killers England snd It's Psepls.
spurgeOu, the modern Whitfield.
Hnlsof the shetemse, By wethWeL
Paul Fsne, Novel, By n. P Willis.
Frank FOFestsrs Sporting Scenes, ehaFaeteus
Leila; star Of MingFois, BY Reynolds.
Passion and Principle, by Mrs. Grey.
VIII snd Wisdom Of sydney Smith.
Memoir of SyOnsy Smith, BY Mrs- Austin.
ALSO,
Godey's Lsdy's Book for April.
GrahEm's MagaEiue for April.
Lsslis New York Journal for April.
Lssliss illustrated News for Aprl.
Harper's Journal OF Civilization.
Bsrper's Story Books.
HArPsE's Magazine from January s57, and for sale By
JOHN YORK < CO.,
ns24 81 Ne g Union st.
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Blaks's Farmer st Hcme,
Bullets Am: Flower Garden
DIRECTORY,
Buist's Family Kitchen Gar
densF,
EOFton's Seieniifis and Pfao-
teal Agriculture,
JahI.tOn's Csleehism Of Ag-
Tiep'tuTAl ChsmlstTy (fOr
Schools
tohnstOn's Elements Of A. RI
cultural Chemistry and
Geology,
JOhnstOn's Lectures on ACTl-
cultural Chemistry and
Geology,
DOWning's Landscape Gar.
deniDg,
Pessenden's COmpiete Farm
or aud 0aRdeheE,
Fessenden's Am. Kitchen
Gardener, cloth.
Nash'8 Progressive Farmer,
On'sDomesticF Fowls,
Richardson on the Horse
Varieties, Breeding, &c.
Richardson on the Diseases
asd Management Of the
Hog,
Richardson on the DestFuc.
tim OF the Pests Of the
Farm,
Richardson on the Hive and
HOnSy Bee,
hilbHFn and Stevens on the
Cow & Dairy Husbandry,
SINNERS Elements Of AgTi {.
culture,
TOpham's Chemistry Made
kaSy, for the use Of
farmers,
Aliens Treat SO on the Gull
ture Of the Grape,
Allen on the Diseases Of Do.
M site Animals,
Aliens AmerieanFarm Boob,
Aliens Rural Architecture ,
PGrdee on the Cultivation Of
the stTaW berry. &c,
PeddeF's Farmers Land Mea-
EuTeE.
Phelps Bee keepers Chart,
GuenOnS Treatise on Mich
Cows paper 3Sc,
Gums Don este Medicine
abOok for every married
man and woman,
Rsndall's Sheep Husbandry,
Lisbig's Familiar Letters 10
Farmers.
sAXTON'S RURAL HAM
Third Series.
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BARNHILL'S CORN PLANTER,
VTTEbavsa small los fbeas esebfzfsd CORN PA yTFPa
w now on hsnd The most popular NV IN use.
maTIz-IW ARMSTRONG q CO.
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New arrival.
NEW SPRING STOCK.

AN now receiving my Spring Stock Of Booti, ,rrlsa
Il shoes, &c, for the Spring Trade, consisting of
Ladies Kid BoOtees, win and without heels, Ladies
me Las ing congress Caters vita and without heels,
Ladies PLAIN Lasting Caters BuSkins and Sppers 6ne z
sh. French and American Kid Slippers, with aud without
heels White and Black Ean and ND 6ai.rrs Jenny Linds
and Slippers extra brOdsed Bronze MOrGing Slippers
together win large supply Of staple shoes Tor women
misses AID children.
FOR GENTS.
Fine Stitched, SeWded and legged B0ois, Kid Patent
Leathers and Calf Congress Caters for Men, Boys Youths
and Children Gents Paeng Leather and Calf Stitched and
Pogged oxford lies and Low Q1aeTed Dress Shoes Of the
Ia est s les nd enest workmanship and msteal, also
good lot OF Mems Boys YOUTHS and Chdrens Calf
Kip BFOgans Heavy BToEans for Plantation and Iron Work
Hands Pssse call al No Is Public square aud examine the
stock. CHARLES x. HALL.
SThs very bss, and largest lot Of Sole Leather and
Kip Iron Frame Travelling Trunks Vscss Carpet Bags,
Sathels, Bonnet Boxes, &c in the city, TO which inFs
especial atIsR0n, Tmar27-;El G. b. HALL.
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Partisan Millinery Bazaar.
9AR9E B0RR9R gs
2 AND q
RICH MILLINERY GOODS,
FDR SPRING, 1857.

WE would respectfully Inform ths ladies' % Nashville
w vicinity that will open on Nohdays the SUI or
thirteenth regular opening day The largest moss choice and
select stock opened 10 Nashville, or east Of r. IT,
any rsta estabi5hment combining every nes and novel
desgn from Paris London and EssteTn ceas Of cur own
impOrt3oa Our stock 10 IN a8d consists 10 part 81
100 Riea Imported ETY. les OF Fancy Bonnelsi
100 Cases Of nch Paris. Hair and Bugal hlonds
- Cases Engiiah gtraw aRd oLher plain Styles
10 i" Misses Bonneis, Childrsn's Hats, Gipsey ana
Flsts;
dozen Imported Imperial Chip BonnetIi
3 Boxes Pars Flowers for BOnnsts, Parties and Bridal O.
easionE
g7s Canton Reh Ribbons, Of every rev Style
% dozen Hoop Skirts; Misses and Childrsns dllioi
90 = Paris and spanish Fans; 800 boxes Ruahasi
80 " Parasols, al qualities.
Likewise fne stock Of EmbroidsFss consisting OF Rich
Maues Sets Lace Jaconst Worked Muslin, Mourning
setIs, Sleeves, of every description, Collars etei keh
haeS bugal Collars, Manass Of Engiisk and Chauntlla
Lace kioh PARIS EmbrOidsred Hand rksFchis, Trimmings
Bug and Rich Paris Blond Laess, fns line Of Pans Mtts
and KID Gloves Elastic Bells Fins sd Medium Cabbas and
Fort MOaiesG due stock Of COmbs and Fancy Articles E
the isb ~ dOz. Rch MOhaiF CAPS and Head Dresses
with general assortment of ns5ul, fancy, ornamental
Hesd Dresses aud Variety Goods.
20 receive continuance OF the patronage ib
ery extended 20 rs fnrths past thirteen years, and IN not
oeundeTs0d By any establishment In the city. We shall
deavOF By polite attention, puncuaY and honesy % pur
pose, merit continuance Of the liberal patronage.
4. WISE, AGENT
No 40, Union Street, nert dOOrto state Bank.
BOnBsts beaced and shape altered IN superior style
y. B.-CounlTy Merchants aud MllueFs supplied
reasonable terms purchasing small oil goods East.
You may del end on getting Fashionable Bonnet a. our
house. 5-ly
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Silk and Dress Goods Department.
In this department will DO found all the novelties q The
BrocadO, from cheap to the most costly,
P PlSS9S S8s s SG DO DO DO DO DO Do
Plain cord Po1 de Louis Tor day and evening"
Msrssiines Gro de Nap and Millinery SiiEs,.
satius all widths, cOIofs aud qualitisI,
Bishof's Black Gro de Rhines,
Black Paris and Lyons Tafetas, cheap,
do Pg'd silks, premier designs,
DO Roy Mourning POu de Loire,
DO ArmuFss lspshsn and Gro de Antique,
Rich Silk Robes for Dinner and Evening,
Rich regs Robes, Georgia Cashmere aHd konPadouF
orzsndy R5bes from psrsi cOpd to fau shIn,l,
OrgAndy Muslins, do do do do
New and e1qusss designs In Maslns BaregoS and Jse-
Plsin Jaconots in all eolors,
Rich and magnificent designs IL AL Of the above,
All descriptions Of Travelling Dress Goods,
Lace and Embroidery Department
Rich French worked CsPe',
sess, wsrkCd COlan and Sleeves,
Breakfast sets cambria and jacOnet,
Sets Scotch work for travelling,
French work and lace Caps for old ladies,
An immense stock Of swiss and jaeOns odgngs and In
Swiss Jaconst and Diniiy hOunees, plain, and hgA'y
Ten thoussnd Novelties tina. cannot be named.
Hosiery and Glove Department.
HsIs eur Ri SocG S exec in yS5s'y Ih. S''Om'as VII
CHLDREEs, WOMEN AND Mans HosE AND HALF
HOeE
hsrinO sE sad Cotton Vests aid Drawers for CAdrsn,
AIeTan drs and Josephine Kid Gloves.
Linen and Miscellaneous Department.
We keep complete assortment snd Of The best makes
Irish LIusns, Lawns and Csmbrie1,
Printed Linsns and Jaconets fer Children,
In ali descriptions Of Goods for children, ssck win
be choice.
CaieOS and Domestic COtsons very large and cheap
soTtment.
Mantillas, ShaWls and ScaFfs,
or every desirable fabric, India French Vienna and B,
fish. Every description Of Garments will be offered in this
department..
HOuse Furnishings.
Huck Towels, plain and dsmask borders,
do Dc fTinged and cOlOred ends,
Al descriptions Of T0weS and Diapers,
French DRmssk and Turkish TOWed,
Furniture and Glass Cloths,
Rich CuFiSin Damasks, EimminFs % match.
Rich Gilt COTnice Bands and Pins,
Rich Muslin and Lace Curtains,
BuG HOllsEd Window Shades
Rich Table Damasks and Cloths fer dinnsF Bartiss.
Furniture CaiicOs and DmitisE,
White snd cold Mosquito Nets,
Summer Quilts and COunterpanea
Linen and Gotten Shsetings All widths,
Bod, Cradle and Crib Blankets.
Carpets, Oil Cloths and tattfngs
To this OF Stock Il s needles rseT as IL con-
coded We keep the laFgesl, and At res
cheapest stock in the Western country.
Plantation and Negro Goods,
And all goods by the piece at Wholesale prices haps
Goods had the pl oher and We most
iavits all make 9 visit that tbey nav sec
how fully We shall meet theiT oEpsctstioEs.
X. @. McSAIRY & co
iaeS-u SC0lleGs Street.
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ATTENTION CENTS !

NEW CIGAR, SNUFF & TOBACCO HOUSE.
J. w. LANGLEY & CO.,
(LATE MURFsRRsBORo)
NO. ~ UNION STREET, NASHVILLE.
GRAND parade Of The Lovers Of the 4" Wesi" in all
"A its most attractive form above esab
shmsnt for the inspection Of the dne assorted stock Of
Virginia Chewing Tobacco and Havana
Cigars,
That has been opene in the city OF Nashville,
ssng Of grade OF Tobacco l6c SO pound
and from the lowest % he finest Havana Cigars ssectsd
carefully city Of HaVana BY ofths firm. We
late be eIeeled n eQuailed, this
market
Country Dealers will fad It their ADVANTAGE 70
give cali before purchasing elsewhere, adyan
tEges Practical TObaoeonsts and Exclusive Dealers
able 8 offer superior inducements.
RemsmbeF the place-,ign Of The Big Inlun," second
Of the state Bank. J. W. LANGLEY O Co.
maE27-dtf No "A UniOn street
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lust received y RAeAN BRO, SiasEsi street, Nash
q villa. IsuB-s ----
wRITE's GARDENING FOB THE SOUTH; o., he
Khen and Fruit Garden, with he best methods o. theit
together With hhis upon Landscape and Flower
(afeRnR htaning uoles OF culture ana descriptions OF
The species and varieties Of the Culinary VeRsSoes Fru
Trees Eni FEuifs Of Or amenta Trees and
P4ns found b. rai adapted tbs Stkt8s Of the Union
81 Beansyvana, With GaTdsning Calendars foE the
samr. By Wm. n. White, Of Athens, Georgia.
@THAER'S AGRICULTURE. The Principles of AgFicui-
tufe BY Albert D. ThasFs translated BY Wm Shaw and
Cutlbst W. johnson Bsq 2. r. g With Msmcir Of the
AR hoF ] vol, strong cloth.
.SrEPHRNs BOOK OF 'fBB FARM A con piei8 Guide
20 the Farmer, Steward PiOEmRn CEltlsmsp, Shepherd
Field Worker, and DaiFy Mad. vita Four Hundred and
Pity illustrations vi Ieh aided kkpEnaioFy NOtea
Remarks de- By "a inner. Really Of best books
mp a Farmer posaaae. Cioth.
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MAGNTFTCENT sCHEmEl
.proTimntinn ii..i.... /.
s,20O Prizes amounting 'o..................sz
PRIC8 TIcEEm.
WHOLE TICKETS, $40: HALF Is f5; QUARTERS. e2I
pTNE nT TUE FnTwEUW

FElc1 o. EIcEEfls
WHOLE TICKETS, SO; HALVES f5. QUARTERS, sex.
PLAN OF THE LOTTEkY.
The Numbers from Ito $1,000, corresponding Win hoss
Numbers on she Tickets prBtsd sepaats slips papo
are sncrcisd With snail n tubes and placed On Whcs
fae asi 2ie Prizes, similarly printed aud eucrelsd
placed Ia another Wheel.
The Wheels gro then reToved, and q numbrF Is draws
from tho Wheel OF Numbers. ana the Prize
drawn from he other Wheel The Member and Prize draws
oct are opened and exhibited % The Audience and registered
By The Commissioners; the Prize beng placed agaiuai ne
humber dawn This operation IS repeated unt 90 Ne
Prizes are drawn out.
AFFHGInkTfCH FHzE7.-Ih8 two preceding and he i've
succeeding Numbers 70 those drawing the drsl % Prizes via
Be ertisd 70 Shs y approximation Prizes according ne
Iohsna.
The O5 Prizes Of $40 viii be determined b. he last 81.
ursOf tie No. ha draws the $4,000 purs, For ezsmy8
If the number drawing the $1,000 prls a1ds with J. ihea
a the icksts Whsfs The nun Der ends IN viii be eafiea
b $50. II The number ends with No then al bsckeis
where the number ends IN VII be entitled 70 $40 and
on 100.
Certificates Of Psskngss vii be sod ct tie oToNine
rates which Is the risk.
Ger t6eats Of Pseksgs Of 10 Whole Tcksls -. ssa
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NEW GOOdS!

New Goods!
We arsjus in receipt Of large assortment Of Embrod
cries OF New sly Black, aud White scea and EiEinEH OF
ali widths and superior quality, Bonnet and Sash Ribbons
Satin Ta6sta Ribbons Of all widths and C, lors.
A. DUNCAN CO,
No. 20 Public Square.
WHITE GOODS
We have in store the largest and best assorted stock
Of WHITE GOODS Of French and English manu- features,
Swiss, Null and NsinsoOk Musns also Jacones aHd
bries, which are selling at low prices.
A. J, DUNCAN & co.
LINENS! LINENS
We now in reeei offs large stock Of French and Irish
Linens Ensn sheeugs and pOE Case Linens Of all width
Fancy COloEed Linens, &c, &c.
A. J. DUNCAN co.
IS French organdiss JseonetS and has Muns OF
entire New Style 10 which invite The attention Of Dealers
A. j. DUNCAN & co.
50 New Style Prints added stock Of The latest
Spring Styles
Our stock Is large and we'll assorted and viii be kept up
BY the addition Of New GOoOs throughout The season.
A. ] DUNCAN co,
Huar26-f No. 20 Public Square.
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Ger Sissats Of Pssfsgs Of 10 Fhol. TisEsss sss
10 ~ -
nv nRnrnIrn - = 81. - 81 -

IN ORDERING TICKETS OK CERTIFICATl
Enclose tba money % our address Tor ne Tickets order
ed on ths receipt Of which hey viii Be forwarded b. hBt
ma Purchaser esn have Tickets ending via a1y fg-
urs they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prras VIII BE- eat h
purehss.rs immsdiaisiy sitsr The drawing.
FaroaAsen VIII please write her Signature slain, give
hsir Post Ofioe, County and Ssats
- Remember that sTerT prizs Il drawn and rarahls
in full without deduction
~ All Prizes Of 8, zoe snd under, paid immossisly
siiar ne dfaEing-ohsr prizes e. the usua s 81 tfT
days.
al conmunieatons strictly eo1fdontaL
Prizs Teksts eashsd or renewed in ohsr Tictsis e
either ofico.
Address Orders foE Tiskstsor Csrti6oaie8 siihsFb
8 SWAN CO. Atlanta Ca
3 SWAN, Montg0msTy Ala.
SWAN, Boa, 400 aobIs Ala.
mar.ff-a CT z sTiMSTEEN Box 8 Eashriis.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
John York & Co., have on hand complete stock 81
Classical and Common School Books, which they
sale At the lowest prices. lmAI7
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JcHN II. CALENDER, N. D.,
R,sCRT MARTIN, N. D,
p. s Woodward, n D.

n. B.-ETchanges throughout the country will
confer favor by giving the above sn insertion.
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NASHVILLE. March. 25. 1851.
VERY rssr eetfuTy. &,

Ga motion o. W. A. Echbaun, each member
wss req1es.ed to collect and donate such rare
books and articles Of interest, as will be worth
preserving in the archives Of the Society.
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BLANK BOOKS.
LRDGERs, Journals Day Books, Cash Rocks, Invoice
Books, Check Books Note Paper Envelopes Ink Gold and
Steel Pens, Inkstands, Pencils. Just received BY
mrhl7 JOHN YORK co.
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DIR. mORSES' INHiGOk ATihG CORDIAL,
EDR the cure Of Dyspepsia, General Debility Nervous-
= ness, &c, &c. No language can convey adsauae
idea Of the Immediate and almost marvellous change which
occasions 90 the diseased, debitaed shattered uerV-
Gus system whether broken down BY excess, hy b
tuFe or impaired BY sickness, the unsEung and rsaxed-F
gantzaon Is rebraced, TByvasd and bulk The metal
and physical symptoms Of nervous dseaHs vanish together
under Its influence The STOPPING trembling victim Of de-
pEessiOn becomes new Nell the preparation b
called the Medicinal Wonder Of the Enssenth Csnturv
T IT, Prepared By Dr.. e. H. Ring, New York and sold by
mArZI-u kERHAN & RAINS,
Wholesale and Retail Agents., No. 70 Public square.
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SPRING STOCK I

NEW AND DES1hAnLE trUODS.
Smy der & FPiZZeII
RE receiving and opening fresh aRd dssirabls roods
"A suitable for the city and county trade.
C0EsTsTIha
Ladies' ane Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed.
with heels,
Kid Front Lace Caters,
" hid Sid % thick and thin golas
Black Lasting Caters,
a. 9. -.,.. win heeisl
50 " Kid Boots, thick aad hin soles,
g.
White Kid and Satan slippers
Toilet Slippers, plain and fancy,
Children and Misses shoes Of every description,
ALSO
GeHtlemans' WesT Of every description.
Their stock Of heavy goods large and good auaIltV
In Short al persons wishing goods In their inc End Is .
their Interest 70 call Al No. p, Public Square.
aug30 SNYDER & FRIEZRIL..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-28

SONS OF TFMP FRANCE.
hEGU LAR meeting OF Tennessee Division No 90 vii
"A Be held SATURDAY EVENING, March th. faI attend
Rnee earnestly desired, business importance will BE-
transacted. b order.
nsr25-dst MADISON p JOyEs K s.
PUCATBES,
JUST reserved, and for sale 100 b5s Sweet Potatoes By
- KIRKPATRICK, NEVINS & Co,
mar27-d2H IS Market street.
POTATOES.
70 BCEiVED per steamers Salis West and Ella good suD7
~ ply q Gssna Ptgto-s, White and Blue RsshanosEs
hne for PlsEIing For sale BY bYRNE d MILLER.
uRT25 No. Broad siFss
RESIDENCE ANDBUILDIEG LOTs FOR
SALE
"A DESIRABLE Tract Of Land Of 10 acres, about ~
"A miiss from the city the Brick Church Pike divided
into Ten Beautiful Building Lots. o. Of Lots there
is q neat Frame House Eiih or ROOMS. We viii ssH q
bargain 10 the above, either whole IN Lots par.
ehassEs may desire. J, I, q r. ". BROWN,
nAna-ala AZ CasEFI street
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-07-24

SMALL Tenement near PeppereIl Square, BY
sseo. June sil, 1857. "a ia
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-07-24

MEcusSIc,' FAIR IN LowrLL The Second E-r
LihiiIOn By the MiddIvsex Mechanic Association,
for the promotion OF Manufactures aud the Me.
chanlc and Useful Arts, will be opened IN Lowel
On the 10Th OF September, ior the accommodation
OF which four large Hsil,, ttiuuliuzton, jackson
Mechanic and serrimIes,l are Ia be connected
hy brIdsing, thus siiOrjing ample room TO con-
tributors to arrange aud exhLlt their offerings TO
the best possible advantage.
The character Of Lowell city almost .x-
elu.ively devO,ed to Manufactures and Mechanic
Arts. its central location in New England, aud lis
direct railroad communications in oil dueciions,
olIer advantage. to exhibitors tina, are unsurpassed
Rules aud regulations, and any other inlOrmA-
ilon desired, may be obtained BY addressing JouS
W SSrri, Superintendent, Lowell, Mas. %