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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-29
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RATTLE ISLAND.

q In tEeamenthofJ June sAspi l19 g, a battle
was fought between some 400 white men
Commanded by Co. Crawford and a large bod
| y Of Wyandot, Delaware and Shawanee In
dianss led,on by Capt. Pipes and iWinganil
or Winganund, in which COL Crawford and
his troopswere signally defeated. Nearly the
| whole expedition vas destroyed, either Slain
by the Indians or perished, in.the unbroken
forests, thut then lay between the Sandusky
and Ohio riYers ,5,.r i,.y, l., s.-ss o.ttrd
| The spotupon which the battle was fought,
was at the time covered WITH q clump Of white
oaks ili the mddleiofa prairie, which after
the battle, the w yandots called Battle Island,
and the place is still known by the same name.
The island IS about > miles from Upper San
dtlsky near the plank road, leading from the
former place to Tifin i. The general appear,
ance of the place, is the same now as when
the battle was fought, except the trees are lar
ger and the underbrush more dense. In fact
the white oak, under which Col Crawford
built his camp fires the night after the fst
battle, is yet standing fall Of bullets ,apd can
easily be seen, from the road. For the benefit
|of those OF our readers who are fond Of SUCH,
we have ''done" the history of the buttle in
rhymc.-THE EproR.1 -~
r $50 ,ysassebg @-r%-+-l--u
In days long gone, before the lands,
jisi y'aGsrss sEw sitre ra9.na,5 hands,
Now TILED by white mems toll worn
pgFaia gFl lsa As8G q ja0a ti known
Had s'er the white mans foot. steps
,a y .eq.sssa'gy 81 ag.a sEsn sHsag' grown
Where trees and flowers in wids had
Another race roamed through the wild
In, simple garb- Of Nalure's child; a1s
And happiness andajoy re;gned oo'r e.
This lovely land, from shoreto shore. v
They wild and free as evenings breeze,
That plays.at sunset 'mong theetrees--
In many avale--on mountain high,
Whose snow,wreathed bead the azure sky
Shut out from mortal vision, there, ,qgh
AS it. slept in the thin.l pure air. s.s
Beside the rivers rolling tide, ,,s.s1aas,
Whose waters to old Ocean glide ,a
Where willows sip the quiet stream,
That glitters in the moons pale beam
In forests dark, where wild beasts roam,
The Red man made his lously nome. ao
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-29
y. B. HOPKINS. JoHv-ASFRTuR
HOPk ms & AGERTUR!
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Architects and Master Builders. !

NoULD inform the citizens of wyandot
w and adjoining counties, that they are
prepared to enter into contracts for doing all
kinds ofcarpenter work, such as building, 10 a.
king drafts for buildings, public or private,
bridges, DC, making estimates of the cost of
the same, or anything else intheir line of bust
ness, on as reasonable terms as can be had in
the state. References given if required.
U. Sandusky, July, 1857. A
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-29
OHIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 70 1857. .:
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P'lssylaDJ 8Taw and 6aa AZ xsraFs y@a
Whether the old lady said any more, I
knownotsfor my attention was sattacted
by a'awhisperidg at the doorislTbere
stood 'tt'9 the servants in d group, y sB0tros
stricken knot, and from The, midst Of them
was borne in the room the son and heir
the bruised and crushed remains Of
F,.,l;.i ai ~~~ .sEAis2itTs'k 9fFIISSs VI
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-29

Notfar from where Sandusky's tide
,Glides swiftly by a steep HIPS side
Not far from where yon grassy y'mound
Points outan indian burial ground --"a
A mighty indian village stood, 's"t ao
Ben ath h'the !rees in yonder wood, y.
And there, dwet in that hamlet fair p
The fierce, untutored Delaware: f".4"
And near on many afayofed spot ''
Were bark ffu's Of thew yandot- .7'.s
Soc monarchs of the soil that they ''i'
Had won in some old time foray-
And dotted here and sthe;ewere seen.
Beside -Tyn oohtee,s silser sheen, ..r9
The clllpgs Of these forest men-7--i, n
By bill and vale and glade and glen.
Bg where ink pring- lime swells and wanes
The mighty creek around the plans. y
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-29

EiA Bt1L&sf TN8fA g 3TshE ~ eFHa7a# III
The 4Summe sun is sinking Fast ST -, "
The trees Their lenglHiqg shadows cast
O O''erEdroopipg lshrGb and waving grass
Der fertile plain enddeep morass----.,,,.5
Where. Nature in her beauty ,reigns,
All Ger the rich Sancusky plains
Whsre Battle Island stands alone, ,.
By many alofty oak o'ergrown---t@,a,
On every hand, like sea waves green,
Wide waving plains Of grass are seen.
4 onger yet the shadows grow, z.arr
Stealing Ike spectres, soft and slow, -,
When on the plain the tramp Of men
Wakes Echo from her caves again
And startles as she seeks her nest
The. wild bird op oaks ,hrgh Greet. :
Who are they that thus haste along, a..
i, ,serlied. rapk-in martial throng?
y Why float their banners proud and fair?
Why Swells Lejir music on Ire an?
Why haste they on, as if Tie Should =
Seek shelter in that island wood?.
Comoe they on some warlke tofay? {
Seek they Il foe man here 10 slay? '
Ah! yes, for Vengeance and FOR blood,
They seek Beyond Sandusky's flood
7ss@ Whtre savage fpenen dwell, od'f
And hast ming on in serrisdf-le,bsSaf,9
Theysnear the shade Of Battle Isle, s..,
Thinking to rest awhile from toll, 6,
TO dream Ger hope Of. ..battle spoil, 80
20 Or some old lcgend'telLs 2'sa +" 'o
eeme'tale.ofllove toscheer the while mI4i
Their stay upon.tbat grasssgirt isle--,g
Or Of iheier ,leyed ones. now away, ,'r
By where Ohio's wayelets play,
Dancing in sunshine as they sweep '7f'
BY wooded hill and rocky steepSrll p,il
)n,l onward chming,l'tiilthey're lost
Mid Missisippi's wateryi host sg,s,
But ere they reached that hoped for spot
N as heard lhe crash Of musket shot,
Broke forth the savage whoop and yell,
but by fiends Of bell, caat b
ffS the wsandot dialect. sTy,mochtce signi
cs the creek around laeRhies' ; ysss s.
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ROYAL Havana Lottery.

TNHE next ordinary drawing Of the Royal Havana
Lottery, conducted by the Spanish Government un-
der supervision OF the Captain General Of Cuba, VIII
take place al Havana, on
Tuesday, December 18th, 1857.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04
SINGEn,s sEwING mAcnINEs.

Honesty and fair play admirable in advertising in
every thing else and in the long producc the hest
suits. Competent judges 4 unqnestoucl Wpartait, al
public exhibition Che Mechanic Fair) decided Singers
c mes to be superior Grover Bakers mach n-s and
that Singers adap every lind Of or while Glo
Bakers not So content Co leave b. but
our opponents attempt Tie Of this decs
ion by making long winded and absurd statements in the
papers the abused name Of Justice" To Of the
points made briefly reply, follows
1s Our Machines did obtain the favorable judgment OF
the Committee at the tair-
2d Singers machines fct, much than
third les thread In sewing seam than Grover Bakers
whence follows, a consequence, that Grover
Baker Machine used y, viii soon waste IN cad
enough to buy OF our machines.
3D. Singers Machiues Use ia enough thread TO make a
perfect seam.
4th No sensible person doubt that the best Sewing
Machine making fine clothing, and capable Of doing
all kinds Of work the finest cambria 20 he heaYle
cIoth'' must b. the best machine for family use.
9th. Singers Machines make fast stitch aud seam, while
Grover a Bakers make raveing
9th. II absurd say Jhal sewing seam with two
threads be made any stouF by using three
times as much thread side the o her. The
seam Of shuttle machines Just strong the siEs
Of thread employ ed make - that is, the strongest
possible. Singers Machines cheap quality Of thread
can shuttle il desired, aud it is oen done
on cheap Work.
7th. sngers Machines have hitherto been ma with
view strength durability, ard TO be spPsa to every
variety work have just produced aad ready
receive orders FOR
sINeER's Nav FAzILY sIwHG MICsRE.
which wal perform all family sewing
style than any machine sold for similar
poses. This is machine which beautifully decorated
making elegant parloT ornament, and Ws believe
lady who wants the best aud most beautiful thing, Will
purchase any other. l. NJ SINGER A CO.,
46, Public Square, Nashville.
nov 2s-dE1m W. a. sIN0ER, Agent.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE,
reports Furnished by the Associated Press
NV York, Dec. 2-FOreig", per steamer Ao.eri-

NEW York, Dec. 2-Foreign, per steamer A0.eri-
ca:
-Exch4nges improved Friday evening funds adj
vaDced one quarter. Scott Il Co.. of Queenstown,
and UiIing & Kramer in the Swedish trade have
suspended. The Bank of England has infringed
on the bank charter act.
An attempt was made to launch the Great East
ern on the l9th, but it was found impossible to
move her.
A great FIRE occurred at St. Petersburg on the
9Th of November No particulars given
American stocks unimproVed. Illinois Central
shares sold Thursday u discount
The America passed the Persia going into Liver
pool
LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, Nov. 2l.-A meeting
has Deen held sustaining the lawrence resolutions
Walker agrees to call a special session of the Lee
gisature if the members will avoid n=ral legisla-
ton.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 8d.-Jno. MAILER, who confess
ses a participation in the murder of Paschal D
Craddock sixteen months ago, Is under examination.
He implicated several prominent citizens of this
aud adjoining counties. His story is tOlerably
sstent, but the community refuse to believe it un-
So it shall be strongly corrOborated.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3-Cotton, sales 1000
bales-pFices irregular an lower and too unset
tied to quote; Receipts three thousand bales; Su-
gar lower, fir 4 54 Molasses 2Ic; other articles
unchanged.
NEW YORK Dec Cotton heavy, declined ],
mildIin. Iii; -Four unsettled; Wheat, red 81 goa
81 80; Corn, whit, So go; Provisions dull; dress
ID Hogs 6a65; TaIlow TO- Iron 28a29.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 3-Mcnry stringent; Ex-
Ia &c on Nv York Il to 2 per cent. premium;
Grain uncn anged; h7ky III, Hogs 44454; Mess
Ork Sl3 OOal4 90; Lard 10.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Senator Douglass and
the Pr 81 nj lad a friendly Interview on the Kan
ques ion without being able to agree. Doug
lass in tls Convention said that he stands on & e
prIu cpe of the Kansas ehraska Bill guarantee
ing each State and Territory tnr right to regulate
their domestic institutions, and will def nd it against
assaults from Whatevrr quarter. He insists upon
ign ri ~ boJa the Lecompton and Topeka ConVrr-
tons. lie considers tue L-cOmpton movement a
violation of the Kansas-Nebraska nill and Cncinna-
pjato-m, ana will probably soon introduce bill
90 Congress author zng tn people of Kansas TO
call Constitutional Convention.
New YORK, Dec. 8.-Money market Inactive
large gu nuties offered on call at per cent with
OUT takers.
The Americas news depressed stocks.
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you sick, the probability that the your
suderings is in the stomach, From stomach pro-
coed dyspepsia, languor oppression in the Diaphragm,
Jaundce, headache, nausea bodily weakness dnness Of
ign heartburn, costiVenes dysentery, and legion Of
other tormentng diseases Indigestion prod thin
BLOOD and therefore destroys the strength Of the
system To restore the Of stomach and enable it
to throw of and dismiss all these tormentng
dangerous Complaints, nothing necessary but persever
ing use Of Hollands erman Bters prepared by Dr. c.
81 Jackson Philadelphia. There is mistake, failure
il their sanitive elects.
For sale by uggts and storekeepers every and
village the United state Cauadas West Indies and
South america, Coo per bottle.
Dec 2-lm.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04

BROADWAY HoUsE.-Some weeks snce, Mr. W.
P Branch, Of Sumner county, took charge Of this
commodious house, since which time he has en-
tirely reftted it. and arranged it into one Of the
most comfortable hotels il tn city. 1t is situated
near the steamboat landing ami tue pot Of the
Tennessee and Alabama Railro ID, thus making il
very coUveli,nt 70 persons travelling by thus
throughfarcs.
To the public, We would cay that Mr. Branch will
be found all that is desirable in a landlord, and we
che rlulIy recommend bis house to The travelling
community
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04

I Wish 60 cell the farm where ! live containing
about hundred and ninety acres, situated twelve
miles south East from Nashville between the Nashville and
Nurfe ebOrU Turnpike and the Nashville and chattanooga
Railroad part Of he land fronts said Turnpike
half mile, and part lies within hundred ards
the Railroad The place Is well improved comfortable
dwelling ana cut houses good water and orchard Of both
Apple and Peach and other fruits The land is Of
good quality and under good cultivation there being
sNty-dve well with clover All the land Is in
closed with Cedar rails has abundance Of wood and
cry desirable plantation, being admitted one Of
the most healthy situations in Davidson county.
Tho-e wishing buy good pleasant and healthy place
would do well soon, DESTROYS sell and will
give bargain. Apply the SUBJ crbeT the pre- misses
James H. McDonald Esq, Nashville, Ne.52L Cherry
street; or to NANCE 4 WOODWARD, Nashville.
Oct29-eOyan. R. II. WALLACE.
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NOV AL.
John YORK & co,

AVE removed their Booz-ia cry rom over the Ira
BauE the story % the DAILY AEWs Or
TicE on abe alley Deadrrick and Union Streets
where paoious n, aud veil prepared 70
do an 30 line
We have hne stock Blank Book Papers and warrant
Wurk suu customers both 70 workmanship
and price.
We took she premium az the Mechanic Fair for the
bes taadu Bznk Books, and determined retro
grade
Mu.is Boozs HaTper's Magazine, and AL periods as
brought 90 ail be hantso eiy aud vel bound.
OLD uubers q uaT per farnlshed 20 esmpI=c books.
Nov as--1-f
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BYRON AND STANDING COLLARS.
\ sUPss asarlnent Of Collar. Eyery style received
y AuI FOR sale o.
Nov. o. H. MsGILL.
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LONDON OMNBUsEs.-Tbe London General On
nibus Company lately declared a dividend OF per
cent. for six months on their capital of 100000
and voted $1,000 from the surplus profits to prov
ident fund. The number of omrious=es owned by
the company is 674, and Of horses s 222, making
81 horses to each omnibus The net earnings av-
erage about IS. Id. day to each omnibus.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04

THE SHOE BUsIN Fss The last number of the
LYNN Bay State say-:-"Wr have the pIel-ure 20
say that, within the week pl-t, several OF our shoe
manuiactur rs have commenced York in "A small
way, and that there Indications that most, il
not an, of tie workmeu now out OF employ la
Lynn, will md work before the first o: injury
next The stock Of sho,s on hand H. Lynn is uow
extremely small-some Of thy manufacturers are
completely sol out Boston -Aar
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04

WOODEN LEG.-The guardians of poor cs-
Enlistment in England have made claim upon the
for a wooden lrg OF a first rate quality which they
had provided tor the OF her husband IN his life
time The widow lists the claim on the ground
that the leg was part of her husband while be
lived, and is now portion Of his goods and chat
tel
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04

The MURDER OF The BmusH WINTER AT Ii
MA late London paper announces on the au-
thoIity Of advice7 from Peru, that of the ac-
completes in the assassination Of Mr. Sullivan, the
English minister at Lima, had been apprehrnded
and placed 10 safe custody II ia stated that he Is
an Equestritn-Dils de Ia Vrroh--a celebrated
roborr and assassin, and has been identified by
one Of Mr.. Sullivan servants ss the person who
was in the passage at the tine OF the murder.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04

FEw best quality Of HusksEiu shirts, received and
u for sale b.
os. n. ] III. Mr3TIL.
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This painful affection, VII Oh many persons especial
y children subject every fall and winter is ready
rabe BY the Of BR co.'s ARCTIC LHnizsT. drops
upon piece Of should put the
be borne and the surrounding parts well bath
ed with inimen applied via gentle friction with the
hand. Thousa nds eases have been relieved few mi
by this invauab Hniment. It is also infalibe
rheumatism, Neuralgia, sprains Bruises
and scad diseases Of he skin It'll sale b.
re p ctable Drug ss.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04

Southern Lottery.
HAVANA PLAN LOT Terry!
FavOrite Odd and Even Scheme.
MORE THAN / PRIZE TO EVERY TICKETS.
10000 TICKETsL........I5I PRIZES
CAPITAL, 10000 DOLLARS!
Tickets "a; Halves So; Quarters 81.
Let those buy who never bought before
And tAose Wh0 Always bought Guy she more.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
To be drawn every Saturday in NoVem
Der and December, 1857.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04

TRUNKS AND VAAISES.
Usr % hand a sHrsu lot Of Truuks and GaIises and
- Tor SAFE lov cash.
Rev. q. J. Il. McGILL.
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ESOIIOEay's Gintment.--The fable that scrofu-
Ia Kng' evil could cued ny Monarch's touch, has
long been exploded. But the great truth that only
scrofua rheumatism all maIadies developed the
skin and flesh, be removed by this preparation, be
yond cay Sold he mandatory, No. So Maiden Lane,
New ork and by all druggists, 25c &C., and 81 90
not
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nIXEnENn NOTICE

ENHE Nashville Commercial Insurance Company have
this day declared dividend Of eight per cent on the
capital stock Of the prOits the six months
nOy2-1u. JAMES WALKER, Secy.
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cz The Independence Beige asserts Il

Cz- The Independence Beige asserts that re-
cruitng for tn EngI-h service is going on secretly
in France, ami that 1905 bounty is given to each
recruit. To make the matter apper more certain,
the correspondent who furnishes this news says
that he saw lOOOf paid down on one occasion to
ten recruits. The men thus raised are it is said,
to be sent to India by way OF Alexandra and
Suez, as quietly as possible, and when arrived at
their destination are to be commanded by FrcucH
officers
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04

SHELBY IRON Works, EDGEFIELD.-Thase works,
situated in Z lgcfeI, near the suspension bidge,
as will be seen by an advertisement in the Patriot
this morning have been completed and now
in successful operation.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04

j A. jaat resolved ne highest psemiaa az she sruat
National fAF a. louiaEis, and also Lhr Ohio state
PAR A. OnennAt over the Llle GlaEt stAr Ana Masis
IL is adapted 70 crushing Corn aud Cob, Rye Cat A.
for stoeks and for gun1ing Tor famy azs, disissres
&C. IIs GRAD nE sQrfaccs BE- reneaad az go AZ
three del aFss belns east separate from the ether oros
Of the AfiH.
Furnished oompstss With I've pairs o. riaduE rinr, FIR
hfy dsaFa fraFeiag Agents wanted - sell the alsve
AAla. ,. g. BALDWIN a CO.
octl-atNaaala % cotieEe street, Nashville.
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CHEAP sTOVEsII

w have hand lot OF second hand COAL STOVES,
w principally Of al siEes, which vii sell st very
low prices. They have been usei but few months aud
nearly good, and half the price
NOV. ST MACKENZIE WILLOW.
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SAUSAGE CUTTERS.

w have large supply Of Sausage Cutters ofa sizes
w trtteh triA sell 40 regy EOtC prices u a
valuable article domestic economy suitable for
king Sausage Meat, Cold sla ,H4hes, Mnce Meat, 4o,
Gc MACKENZIE a WILSON.
No. al-iL
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NEW SEASONABLE GOODS!!
AT
VERY LOW PRICES!!

subscribers have Just received % direct lmpogta
u0u fr0m Earopr, aud -elsetet roal the
In New and rh4deiphat tac largest assortment 81
House Furnishing dooda opened a. tlta cy- We
tne attention oi hoaszssFe 4nd shall feel great ps
ing goods 10 all vlaltora-
large supply q Trays aAn0 Walters
sing e W sctLs u All siEes, very car4l,
GoLIsc ITmss soup Iarrrls Covered niahsss Oyster
Dslva, coffee AID lea Polz, PaAa2hod B4ock Tia and
BrIIauIa
plate warmers, Chamber setts, BreAo and CAKE
B8xes Tea ald Uoleo Uaalstcrs AID al afe4es made o.
Iapaune ~ u she usacsf 50 Be-
sausage CutGcrss and suffers a. reduced priocs,
kafe aoAes aud basaeLs. MAraet and Cathus krts,
Key and Baskets 81 other 4F,4elus Of Aul0a
are
ansH steel. Iron aud Brass kirs lrauz, Iron
rtauGs Araa-cd AID alrei =lth Ear3Ee baaus-
Casters, Ca aud stamped ulzss, P4-led, Brttania
q al gualges. Plated spooas, F0r4ss Caps, ae-,
nea G0Fdss ritufs, Clothes Fiass &e-, ae.s sith up
49, a1 licios eELer fQE
lo1as krepl g.
tsraGe.-We have ths largest sapply Of Pzrior ana
CHAMBER afzgez. srluctel Ia Aea Aara, Cincinnati and
FlIsstaFgh Ehieh sai ssil a. Released price,
umr stuC h u hraung ana ~ouzlaE stoves j. cen
pie e. Coal cod 0aE T1aEnG aEan stove
The oatmcsseau sal aaAtntsins khe .rs-eaai-
aenca and i sod = Faatdly SAKE shsaa.
oclss. AAcAEAEAk WILSON.
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Hughes BrOfIEers.

Practical Artists il every branch of Photography and
wholesale and retail dealers in brotyTe Melanoype,
Photograph, and Daguerreotgpe goods Apparatus ard
Chemicals, OF every Kind, variety and description used in
the allows Arts. All orders viii be promptly filed, and for
warded any part Of the country the very lowest
ke rates, for cash. which the trade respectfully ill.,
ved. Also Agents for the sale of Meainotype and spher
reotype Rights. HUGHES BROS,
sepJ4. &c Union street. Nashville, Tenn.
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CB- We are erarif,d 10 note that our friend
"BLACK," the Artist, is still turning out" hand
some portraits He nas some new ones in his
studio that are really charming.
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T. Il A e AN,
No. 80 Market s. No. 6 Union ST.,
Nashville, Tennessee.
General Book Seller and Stationer,
n UVV BOOKS,

n I'm BO0NSz
JUST RECEIVED.
Physicians Visiting List for 1855.
Branston's Hand Book Of Practical Receipts.
NeuaenhaI'5 Students Wade Mecum.
Smiths Domestic Ne iicn-.
Beasley's Druggists Receipt Book.
Headland the action Medicine
LudIow's Manual Of Medical Examination.
Wilson'S Director Manual.
PcasIee's Human Histology.
Meigs on Diseases Of Uterus.
Wetso The Diseases Of Woman,
"Qus." By the author Of 'The Initials"
The Gambler. Life. By''J. H. Green"
The Reason Why. By the Author OF Inquire Within
Live and Learn.
Mabel Vaughan. By Author Of "The LamplghteI"
Marrying late. By Geo. Wood.
Inquire Within.
Life and Beauties ofFanny Fern.
Little Dorrt By Dickens
George; the Planters OF the France. By Dumas.
The Virgin Wife. By ". Reuben.
Canonburg House; the Queens Prophecy By Reynolds
The Gypsy Chief By Re nolds.
Wallace, The Hero Of Scotland. By Reynolds.
Robert Bruce, The Hero King Scotland. By Reynolds.
Brian Il By Maxwell.
M1rco. or the Female smuggler. By Cobb.
The Rival Brothe By Chevier.
Wreck Of the Golden Mary. By Dickens
The Life and Adventures Of an Arkansas Doctor
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Soft Market street.
BLANK ROCKS, large and general stock, just re-
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BILL PAPER, a new and beautiful article. just
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