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Central Ohio
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.
o.
xgNEISG TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO. Az
BALTIMORE % HOuRSI

4gNEISG TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS. OHIO. Az
BALTIMORE, % HOURSi
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGHI
THE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets to Wssh
4 ingtou be procured to which point as well as 1,
smOre is the shortest most direct in every re
peet the reliable 1t the only route by whcl
purchasers Of Through Tickets to New York are enabeC
reach the cities OF baltimore, Philadelphia and Nes
York, the cost Of Ticket 10 New York only Lhus su
Ong business Men and Travellers tor pleasure or infOr
nation visit fur Of the principal cities in the Onion oi
sss cost than Gun be Afforded by any other route
And It s the MY route BY which Through Tickets car
had to edmond Norfolk. Winchester, Fredereksburs
md Petersburg, Va, Charleston, Savannah, Macon Al
anita, Augusta. Berkley Springs ana Bedford Springs
Passengers from NASHVILLE take the stage coaches
sTter Thomas, or steamers on the Cumberland rivgr
LOUISVILLE connecting there with the United states
dsi steamers to Cincinnati with the Jef1rsonville
ailroad Indianapolis Ind, make direct connection o.
OiCnbus Ohio with the Central Ohio Railroad to Whee.
az whence close connection with the baltimore anc Obi
ysilroad s made 70 Washington City Baltimore Pbia
iephia and New ! ork
EEy- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem.
MS transferred at Cairo the Of the Illinoi
entrsl Railroad, from thence passing through Terr,
iaute Indianapolis Dayton and xena 70 Columbus Three
ally Trans leave Columbus, 10 a. NJ $50 +, NJ sno
p. n.
~ Travellers are requested to notice that while this
route at riding Through tickes TO az the Easter
ies OF the charged by other routes 10 Asg
1rk 0Elg also the Shortest speedy Gnd dyrec
s the leading points tee East. The distance from
Oumbus 70 Baltimore only 576 miles, being about 100
allies shorter 70 York than by any other route There
e less changes Of by this COute, and consequently
-ss detention, than by any other.
- The road is balasted with broken stone and is
uurely free IRON dust
Forfurher Information, please apply to D. g. RUMSEY,
gent Nashville, Tenn.
For Through Tickets spply in louisville al the Office of
as U. 3 Ms steamers OF ths Jeersonville Railroad
lice, hsIn street Nm. 5. WUODSIDE,
Master transportation B. & U. T. &.
JOHN n. SHARP. General Western Agent.
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RailroadsI Railroads
PENNsYLyANIA RAnhOAD.
-


NE GIeatCenIa Route, connecting the Atlanticcits,
4 githW estern, Northwestern ana outbvsste1n tst,
oY continuous Railway direct THIS road also counests
Il Plisburg With daily line Of Steamers to sll pors On
he Western Rivers, and at Cleveland and SanSuskv ;fb
Steamers to eli ports the Northwestern Lakes uaEne
ne most drecs cheapest and rsiG56 route by yTbiok
fhl0itT can De forwarded to and from the grsas Hss
srss Aatss pc & 5efWesn Phi1adelPhia and Pttsburg;
Cn 5oxes,j Furs, Feathers, &c.S zoe per l0OR
SECOND CIsASS.-Books and Stationery
Dry Goods (ia bales,) Hardware, Lea soc psr leon
Lnef, &c. .s.......s.-..-.....
HlRD CLASS.-AEEils, ,Bagging, Bacon,
61d P0rk On belk,) Hemp, De-. SVe per 4VuD
JR1A CLASS-Coiee, Fish, Bacon
and PORK tpacksdl Lard a7d Lard Oil sVc PER 100R
Flour-75 cts per hss untn u fiber notice
Grain-65 cts per l. X lbs ssfl further nofice
Cotion-s2per bale ROtez0ao ling 500 Ibs voizht uuti
iurther notice.
- In shipping Goods iron any point East OF Phila
lelpha, be particular 20 mari package ia Phiadskio
RG1roa& All Goods consigned to the Agents Of tbiE
load a Philadelphia or Pittsburg viii be forwarded With
igt detention
FREIsHT AsByTS-Barris, WOTnlsy 4 Co. Meuphis
tennessee Z. z. Sass Co., St Louis; J, s. Mitchell
son, Evansville Indiana; Dumezni Bel and Murock suo
aTter Jewstt Louisville, hy.;E G.. Medium Madisou
'naanai Sprigns1 Brown, and Irwin Co Cincinnati
v. w. Graham Co, Zanesyills, Ohio; Leech Co. ~
81 hhby street Boston; Leeeh Co. Astor house Neu
YORK NO. William street., and No. S BatterE Place New
tork Ed. Sceeder, Philadephia; AagraE 3 kooas Be
lmoTe Geo. O Franciscus. Pittstgrg
h. n. HOUSTON, Genera FTsigdt Aesar PEia
d. J. LOMRAERT, Sug't, Altoona, Pa
may Sly
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oABiN PAssA AGE FRO CHARLESTON
TO NEW YORK,
TWENTY Y-FIVE Doll LARS
United States Mail Line
VIEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAL
SHIPS
Through in as 10 So Hours.
SEM WEEKLY

SHIPS
Through in as 10 So Hours.
SEM WEEKLY
The new Steam Ship Columbia, 1900 tons, N. Berry
CammbnOcI
NaskVi le, 1900 tons, T. d. Evan, Commander.
AaTiOn, I5O0 tons, ". J. Foster, Commander
Jas AdgeT, 1900 tons, s. G. Turner Commander
SOatkeFneT. geo tons, L. M. hurry, Commander
80 LEAVES Adger's WhsrTss every Eednes
t-sfsF5s day and Saturday 6ftsr NE arrival Of the
"a cars from the south and Test, "at his.
Ssfe-.
These Steamships were al built expressly for this
LINE and for safety, comfort and speed unTFssd
ne Coast.
Tables supplied with every Injury. Attentive aud
sOus Commanders, viii insure Travellers By this Line
very possible comfort and accommodation
Cabin passage, ......-,.........--..-..s2
Sfeeragt Rssage,.. ,...-...-.-............s.e Go
Forteignt or passage, having elegant state 1oon As
,cmmodatlons, sppyto
4ENKY MUSHROOM, 4 co. Agents,
may 2T E7-ti Bbsriestnu > G..
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nEAlTH o. AMEaIcAN woM N.

q eLSis 4 odgFe n D.f
s physician and surgeon of the highest reputation,
cal Hpon yonto consider few facts OF ihe most vial i'm
P1rs1hee - every woman j the country.
Inc ghest professional sqtnorEy admit that
me- Ole to ON uterine any Oher cause
hst they are unable the oissEses 10
irlgndgi mortality.
val your al entIon to the reasons this and en- tc
remedy Nheh has been emiDenty successful Tor
Yeas and which has Of the enghIs
phgseians In he county.
The general among the profession
uealmt ~ ling Othe om3 tes Dsrsnged Mems r1e
aon Gndioeal disease hs rae org ogeher IN he
co sstuboual oms ndi Iron, Gimme,
Opium Cauthardes Z num Ca nsOs lndiea Sssae Ool1
uGm and mechanical means such ps.sEres Wnen al
minis eng them the aied s informed thai she Ak-s
no hing that will hut h,r. lie.
Iron, The most harmless lhe best Of BEN, whea gwen
tOL thssS produces neat IhIS nS naIses
ing, ana lntjeieole headaeaes Seess PfVouS ,bebss'
vomiting gdoiR ess, ,teinum suPor add Nels hlln ne
srveHtBs s p0ison hal the most minute doses
are syinetmes fatal and yet rs ven :! - 5
and without dee kB'Wtdg, al the MITE
70 reieFe tsn y relax ng he ~ Aes..e', - ,'S,; -
ton s sgaiu the cause Of some o. te Dos. 'ituIhs n
beat trembngs Ia ptness great debility PSssaTessTe
iudeca e. and they also rrltts Hna eau ulcers Psr'o
In small dos these mediei4es WI nOt always produce
imnedstsy fatal effects, but eohthned as Iaey are IN me
system aud czuseliRgrine ad unul tos, and Lurry
70 The grave aoma8 who sread iasi enough the
way win Ut the aid oi these violent poisons
oohVnc you SIR tnat ne administration OF these
medicines cured of uterine disease but the
contrary that future Gsihg sn earl, death al
most invariably follow their The iusdiOus poison
h gradually absorb b. lie syse n until The pat eut ONLY
pefoeves her ,Iror in time TO hnd tnere Is pc.
ask yOH, man aud physician, Why VIII you give
countenaDee TO practice viii TssIs in administer.
Ing poisOns and IN driving women 70 their very
Fortunately We can turn from his side OF The picture to
more brilliant one. Tnere lisa remedy n se complaints
u Is not composed Of pOs0ns but medical simles OF great
efficacy d never has never can iruTe the 8 STEM II
certain TO effect aod s ingredients at the ser
vice Of Ourself physician. In OF letters pub
shed in the leadrg papers and addressed to eminent
physicians have argued the general value Of the medicines
Marshas Uterine CshOlieon) and have given proof Of It's
efficacy
Ny object isto call your attention to comparison Of
is efficacy with the failure Il your remedies 10
trRsI is mild and certain seon with the hsT and fatal ef
feets Of The poisOns adm niserei BY the pTOfss generally
and urge upOD yous value yOuT rePuauon, TO use
Mefsh haps Uterine CahOlic0n the risk being
with those physicians, WHO, puTuing the old beaten
track eXoe our Py f0r their Ignorance our exeeraton
or th Ii knavery.
.B4IDGE, ". D.
Secreterl GraeFsnberg Co.
For tale by MACKENZIE = Bki KWITH,
II Np.n alla
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ALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE


FOR SALE.
valuable Lot in South Nashville nearly square, bound
"A b. Washington JeHerson and Pearl Streets Oh which
there is good buildings. bargan will be gwen. Fo
terms apply TO bANlEK, PHlLLifN q ",
sent 4-3n Market street.
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CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
Freight Lines.
1857

adCIDhia 10 Nashville, in connection
Wi NeW YORK and Phiiad fPhia
Steamship Lines. 10 continue ~ IIi-
Out ALTERATION from ist Jane 20
Isl OF BeeemDer, 1851.
First Class, pei 100 lbs, 2Ig
T5i,5 "
Furnltur- and Carriages boxed, and other light
good enumerated, JaTbcys Of Acids, or
other Chemicals per 100 lbs 420
FIRST CLASS.
Piano Fortes, Books, stationery Boots, oes, Liquors,
oils Ia titles. Gampn Spirits Terpeutiua
barrels Carpetnz Chaa isss and Gas ware, Cgars in
SEES Clocks, CoHluclOnar- Cotton ards Dry Goods in
Furs arden Sc $ Looki,g Glasses and Looking Gas
Psts lat owners skJ Oysters u cars and jars, saddier
Tin and Brlltsria Ware, eaH ald Spices
SECON % CLASS.
Hardware, except sHvh specified third class, Coffee
Tobacco ID Leaheria ro and boxes Oils 10 bar els
ana ks Crockery a1d Queenswae in erates and casks
t,ice, Whiting, Rias er, sheet Brass and copper.
THERD CLASS.
Axes, ShOVois, Spades, Sah Iron zinc ana iin 10 pgs
Tin Plate Anvils Fce' easSs Of hams ana Sss' Mail ns
CaTragr Spuugs, and Axes, K-iroad Wheels and AKes,
aud spAes', s%d K0ii1 IN RITES. sllfTi
Boxes Hats Furniure and Garages boxed, and other
light articles hot ssoi o. Aeas or oei
Chemicals, will be shaged al 9ou9e nrst class rates
g Have even package PaiSi5r n,srsed "a nsns o.
m matter prevents delays and osses ano insuTes speedy
delivery. n,urC,rVoNS
,bipusd via Sayannah should signed 70 gem
# Central XII road Savannah and packages marked care
AGENT T.. K. e., fAuuSH "e
Good shipped via Charleston SHOULD be consigned 10 bs
Ct he south CarOuna ralroad, Charleston, and paeE
= ed care Agent ). g. r. e Chariestsn, 3 G.
e5b brozh rates above covers al expenses from New
yors 10 Nashville. No e0nnassioH, dTagsgs, Or uhal5ag
.L.-gsd s7tker al Ctarlest0a SaUatnah
-iupers may rsly uniform rates and prompt delye
ss 81 both lines OyeT-charges and damages by eias
Inc will be adjusted BY the agents o The Nashville an,
ChatLrnoog ga huad.
In case o. lost or nisng goods WIZ take charge Of an
poudvnce necessary for their recovery, MT ound
viii py or The same the expiration Of 80 days afer no
lice s given an notices Of lost goods or NasiUie o. a
.ious NashUiHe and Chatida00ga Rood mast Be a
drrssed 10 n. -7aGsrs0H, SHp't., NashUIlIs.
Merchants When In New York will receive every iuforms
lion and IN Shipping ~ appyi to the gent
he Charleston Line No ls0 broadway, and the Savanna
Line, No, - Broadway.
CHA'S w. ANDERSON,
may26-u nP G,n'l Agent.
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IRT NACRAE co

Murfreesboro.
oct 5 ID M'GiLL.
Shirts, Shirts.
USI received smother Of Shirts warranted Of supe-
~ Nor quality aud OF ices 10 sug the tines
l50et & M'GILL.
Byron and Standing Collars.
sUPEHD mt Of cOlars, every siEe and style,
"A and for sale by Il M'GlLL.
Embroidered Shirts.
TUSTrecsived small vol Of -Omely embroidered
- shirts made susbl f0f party and we'd
ding occasions. orTE BGILL.
Buck Skin Shirts.
A Few be tqla.,I, Back rt received and for
II sale b. Octlj d JILL
Underwear.
VERY variety Of iashOna0s UnaeI"sar, all At nodTats
+ prices OCT IS Va GILL
STOCKS, TIES, AND CRAVATS.
FIRST Of scaris, Stocks and Cra-
Il every sty ye and eOr with endless variety Of
guOds received aLd for sale upon reasonable terms By
o. Is N'GILL.
TRAVELLING SHAWLS AND BLANKETS.
LSO, large stock of Gentlemen travelling sbaws
Il blankets and NOOlen Jackets and received
aud for sale By IS IA M'GILL.
ROBES DE CHAMBRE
livery size and yls OF Kobes Cnam0re Smoking
u Caps for safe By Octi5 M'GtLL.
"a Ladies and Gentlemen's Furnishing @ssa
Store, corner Square and College Sts. (Uel2
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ALL TENNESSEE BANK NOTES
uITTu TIA gpnFpT porIpp,c NaMV

WITH THB COMPI ROLLERS NAMB,
TAKEN ar PR FOR GOODS AT4UCTION.
W ILL be added Grand AMI Magnificent auction
w sale Nov ION, and I2th lSi7 aHoiber large in-
voice New Fresh and Fash n6be, staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, 10 sold reErad RS Of prices.
Also
We VII sell & inv ice 70 d, end well assorted
SIape Goods amounting hIee thousand DOL for all
hi d Of m8u,y that endorsed by the COmpI-
roller Of the f Tenn burg money,
Snslb vile, kn Nyllle Oc' oney Of Hhch via he
taken at pa for these Goo Nv The time
youe the Gpod rJalV good fresh an
El be positively put through Tor what hey will tnnE.
TRARUE & LUCUS,
nov It'd No -, yUOIc Square, Nashville.
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Money, Money,
Exc1aanso Bank GOOD

HEchanEO Bank G0OCs
Lux uDder.irned has large BOT Of Goos and Shoes q
"a. oy-n maui factuEs. made expressly for tbc TALL
a., yyb,cb will be sold Al The most reasonable pFees
psrTe-s aud O'hers waning supply ol Negro shoes VIII
- 1.elltO examine my stock. -
. estber sns lot O. Ia4 Iklus NC
sT fh, n -hoes Lestei Ni lake money on The EE
change 6s market price in cash pad for country hides
the Ais'0 " HANILTON.
-, South college.
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i'd'AAtsRooE' JH. H.h'wHIRTRR, T.P.NwHIETER.
ASKBR00K, M'WHlRTER & GO.
DEALERS IN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
AT THE Id STAND or
EVANS, PORTER CO..
20. 81 NARKET STREE7. NASRELLLK rEhA
A WORD TO THE PURIJCr

WORD TO THE PTBLICI
JAVlNG received IN the last few dsysa very heavy add
IL tOn to former purchases Aaer ourselves that
now prepared te offer extraordinary Inducements
purchases OF
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS
Jur stock consist Of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, VARIETIES
&c; which keep constantly are Offering n
5ery low prices for cash aEd pUnetu dealers
also large and splendid stock of Dufour Co.'S Anchor
5raRd BOILING CLOTHS aud having purchased them
nHder the favorable are satisfied
hat sell them fr much less Than they be drcas
ID elsewhere IN lhe city,
TO FUE LADIES
PARTICULARLY We Ofrrg large and handsome
nent of rich and fashiO able DRESS GOODS, HOsIkRY,
GLOVES, RIBBONS, TRIM MIN GS, &c.
Purchasers Of Dry Goods viii certainly fnd JheI
nterest call and examine Stock prces
irepered offer great bargains any Retail
The city.
Il ! Remember No. 81 Market street.
uly7-u HASBROOK, NcWHlKTkR &CO
II ASBhOOK, HcWHIRTER \ co.
HAVE this day determined sell their stock SPRING
Ii AM SUMNER DRY GOO =, al prime rust FOR cash
10 make Tor their EXTkN I'VE FALL PURCHASES q
part OF which they dai expecting Their stock con
sisIs Of BNDLES' VARIbTY, so hat everyb dy will
be suited You viii ind them No 81 MarEet street
doors south Of the Public Square iuly %
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NASHVILLE STEAM STONE SAW WORKS.
WALNUT GROVE, JEFF RSON STREET

Q CAMUEL ASIAN having made imp7r,snt additions
- n his machinery, and greatly ased bis facilities
for manufacturing NtOne OF eyeIy dscr p on equal in
pint f @ nd durability to sny made 10 the city and
at prices and giving his personal attention to the
Fett"g OF the work, he feels confident thE he give
satisfaction TO all who mas favor him with their orders
such Setting stone Front 10 Houses 10 ~i Fencing
10 steps To String COrnca 10 large Larnus TO saw Elsg
gng 70 Bush Hammered FlaggDg, 70 Curling TO Cupi'
10 chimney ICPald all the branches of StuneCuunF
cash
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McCrea & Terrass,
wHOLEsALE
c r Q C e r S !,

corner OF broad and College streets,
AAsHFILLE, TENN.
/ WE HAVf store the following Qoods. ,h., ~,
vii ser low for cash or 10 punetUal dealers on shor
so hhds o Su1srt QsO eo Pa,.k..fo, -.
$50 bags coffee: 40Q bsg sss---,sS SLPst
- - Ssls crushed suxas $50 lbs Bar Lead;
~ do powdered 90 IS casks EnI SOFA.
~ - ots aelasses; 20 bbs soft shelled Aimonss
s ~ ~ ools y syrup 70 do Peeans and Filberss
10 ksgs eOldes syrup, Is. 100 gross 8lacki1E;
ao --lss llO boxes ImpeF al ard Gun-
~ - - -ssfftea pleklesi power Teas;
sS 90 o&ttmore Oysters, ca-es Indigo.
- OSAss nAren, I cask Nader;
- ~ SSa y slaf candles; 100 gross PipIfs.
SSS ~ T.ilP5 T,isP5 le9 DO Smoking Tobacco,
.S ~ lai0H e@hoissi Is do Mac aboy spufs
- 90 oaun; bbis EDerson salt.
~ O9ls 1ih9hS - bags GiaKsr;
- 90 brlmstoRe5 10 do Spice:
50 boxes fooacco. superane; 90 do PepDer
tO,aoo cigars, various brands 30 bbIs CopD-ras.
IkON, NAILS, AND CASTINGS
$50 tons Iron, ali sizes; Iron axlss oR
ranted incn;
Voo ksgs Nails, assorted TO 40 b1Hss Axes.
~ 5eO0 lbs A B SteeE
~ 'ohs assorted easngs 900 do eass and blister stas
LIQUORS.
WHISKY: z 80 - =
- bbs Amer Brandy. 81 ea,kS 5oyf ~ ~
SO do ID Rye nj 49, f,s-a.-u "
70 dol X Smith rec Wh'ky s do D1ra pss.b ~
2S do Amer Gin; o0 rssasF scsi-t - Co. ~
50 DO native sweet Malaga 100 b5ls Walker and Es5 3
paaehson aSG; pure Hol Gin; Bros A's-
GLASSWARE.
Glass; 81 A. n a., h - = k.s kalJos -
rs 6e asI I41s lsIs % Do ss0a g., ~ to sss sI
80 s5ss Pla pint FlasEsi 800 DO J. ss"d Ss dsmy
oO 40 quart do 10 do dIeanEers;
100 bags assorted cotton yarns
All oi the above will sell low cash. AZ the eorner of
7ioAo ana college Streets lJuiy u MeCKEA TkRR SIS
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MANI fOTH STOCK
'F BOOKS, AND STATIONERY,
Watches, JeWeIry. Fancy Goods, SC

HAN received on & ment direct from New York
and Philade pha, ui the Ia and extensive
BtOks aud Stationary received by any House
IN the Wes which authorised by the sell
25 per less t1an ths regular trade s6e publishers
price. THis stock purchased extremely low prices
and will enable 10 sell Them alsO reduced prices
would sdyi5e al in want the above articles cal
eKandae them sell with gi.I during day Fri.
and will sell al auction every night, pleading
mys 10 undue advantage shall be and hat all
tices will be old their respective merits TTunR the
patronage iberhh hestowed upon by my numerous
frie de aud the public generally my gr teful
Acknowledgements aii past favOTs Although times
hard f they snythHe 10 ny line, don forget call at
%. ,, CEDAR STHtE ET. der the Commercial aote
where thcy vii Gud hand a. all mss
Ladies' respectfully requested 10 call and eXHmiDe
the stock. b.lure puTcIasl uE elsewhere. &. FOX.
B-Ihis the only fresf Stock ed In This is
Fbll aud is ompo 81 only but the est
bound Books sold ia any market. lnOyll e. FOX.
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VxTEhave received Fourteen more nsE p sE7ls
w 80 Fortes from these unrivzlled ma si55s4
~ Iigbt. Newton & Bradbury. aud Hsiaes : 3 Ug
5s M n makes stock very large and desirsable-
" oud be pleased to have these instruments ezmne Cd
Nv an whsthsr they desire TO purchase Every P-
no old bv us shall be warranted 10 give satisfaction IN
every respect lenle \ fhAEAAN-
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Painting Establishment.

DUILDkRS HOuseholders, &C., are requested take
- lice that the undersigned having made the necessary
raAgemens and secured the services OF competent WOTE
ueI, Is nov prepared 10 take
Lnfge Contracts
the line Of ais vocation In all It's various branches
In the department.
House Painting,
Fhe subscriber prepared Wits the greatest
rOmpness, all CONTRACTS, no large hich may be
dered In style and upon which cannot al give
atisfaciion.
fla is ais" prepared 20 executs all manner %
sign and ornamental FaiHtinR, GrainIng and
MaTbliuz.
HaviHg In thai secured TIE services the most
fIpert and experienced artists
The subscriber would request persons having work his
line give him call before maxim ual Arrangements.
mar hS-dtf RI 2 EaiNG,
50 Union -. hetys Gherrv = sun mes
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7, c. Rnhertsnr.

J. G. Robertson,
TTAS lu re seived tie following GDOds,
III IS brN Raisus fresh
lUUtUz Bait more Oysters fresh,
box shell Almonds
81 do nets,
10 Ora ges,
do
10 tbls II Louis cider, sweet,
10 do n fcaTO ne,
On DO SIltmpre Preserved Fruit, assorted,
IO1 do L e ch toufecuouAres,
SO do hrese Te4A,
.Ul 90 SHr ines,
20 hare D. Loud0u Porter and Scotch Ale,
A larye artmsut Fire Works and other Fancy
uclts suitable for hrs mas will be tOd % the times
by j. q tObhhINo sun
novl al his COnteciN iNnary and Bakery Broadway.
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Wanted.

GENTS for severaI Southern for me sae ~ ~
"A important tTBNT INVBN ZION, Ieqai,'us ~
means, where al Tho USAND DOLLAHa - ,I a4
- s,,,y ~ ~ v s' B. = SHIELDS,
oc1f5is In the square,
To--roDceburC Bank.
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ROBES DE CHAMBRE
For sale

slHn ACRES OF LAND, situated three four miles
SOU North Ofths city between Gaan and Porter
Turnpike Roads. One Tract Of about l55 has
subdi, ded in pieces varying from 50acres and VIII
be- sold In Lots the Whole may bes purchasers
This Tract Of superior Land entirely IRON rocks
rs soil deep and Of the richest qualify well tmbered aud
10 blue grass number Of hne Sprtngs sll
Gallan road is reached BY good Turnpike half mile
In length, and read In course Of building passing
through the Tract the Cumberland River. On Lee Rzrm
comfortable dwelling and houses young apple
orchard OF go peach orchard long range Of
substantial fence skirts place
ad. Tsmsl. :, Sand years. ah Interest from date Of
purchase.
ALSO, other Tract Of about los acrss, three miles
NOreast the city and about half iruH the al
au road This Tract is nearly surrounded Oy turnpike
roads, ant rs subdIvded into Lots containing 25
acres, ard nteTseced by convenient Rerms and
years, with interest PO-sessOa given Immediately for
Of Tracts Land provided the pur
will pay equiv growing crOps and
stock Included. JOHN D. WiASTUN,
mar27-df Is
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-10
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.

Three Daily TraiDV from Pittsburgh to
PhiIa,A IPhia-
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4 Line ? t'u rrss Mail 9 40 ?. N.
The Express Mail runs Ds5 the either sundays ex-
seItedi Max ng DIRECT CONNECTIONS with al Trains
from
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AFRO Rogs Island ami Ch rago- liLOs; Lexington ana
Loutvllle, kv+ Ierre Hsute, indianapolis and la
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Toledo cleveland. Zsnesvilte, CresIiue
MEssiliun aud Wooster OHIO. Also
Kansas. Nebraska and Minnesota,
AND All POsNEN IN THE WEST
FAkB A. LUN A. BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Passengers S"m he e-J rely upon hts being the
shn, iest and mot sxpeiIti.us route to
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE Ne YORK, and all
EASlEkN Jl1iES
THOMAS MOORE, AgeHt,
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