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Pianos. Pianos.
For Sale

'THEHONEsTEADOF MATHkW NELSON. dec'd -
This trset Is beautifully sirss.rd ne n g.. ga
Railroad Is miles frnm Nashyis. Eno 8 known 90 Be
ths very sesl lard n kuhetori county
sod &c lar fence nd ely ms caianco vel
umhCrPd HurricEue CT os i5rJuEh trEct
azOrding abuuda s0f water the dreal There
are also numhor perpetual springs, which make
very d6-irsbla stuck "a Ire ticr enough sp-aE
for ts IT. tIt Is we'll djaUlsd 10 he zrh % cOt0a, obae
c. grain Era.s
The ImprnveHlea g consist of fame nuslng viii seven
ali houses cJp sts gIu barr st,5e ete. THs
subscriber VII Be iu Fa-hvi weeks, ard VII taEa
pleasure -husnZ l5s Drsrciss trany MAY je7ro %
Purgras- Tsras easy. IosssssDH given inHs, lately.
a. NrT.lnW
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Eresh ArriVals,

= Ss94 80 = y G8At9g
OF GROCERIES AND LIQUORS
IN HHDS prime Sugar.
~ 800 Loaf and CIushed and Powdered Sugar
$50 boxes Havana Sugar; 9 pipes Holland Gin
500 bags choice Baluoore 100 bbs choice MoasHssi
Coffee; 100 sacks du8 sails
50 do LaEuyra Coffee go boxes Cheese;
50 do Java Coffee; $50 caszs best knglish Soda
500 boxes, halves and quarcrs3lA boxes bar soaps
Star Candles; 90 bags Ginger;
go 10 Virginia Tobacco, 100 dozen painted Baeketss
aHest brands; casks Nader;
300 dozen Oy strTs; 50 bags AIspIra
80 packages Mackerels no bags PsDpfr z.
3nOOBO Cigars, all grades; Qar aad 900 barss
OOO bags shot. asslrtsd Fini F!asHs.
sOlO lbs bar Lead so Dsmilhnu, assorted;
5i0,OOg C. %. Caps; 10 ceFaoug best fudfrs.
IS coils Cotton Rope rzsk- sulphur.
81 bales Spanish Moss 20 barrels C-aeksrs;
81 nests Tubs, so casks L0HIou Porter
casks Seizns-t Brandy eu1 nests Market Baskets;
= casks Jity 5wBgt5aJ barrels WHISKY al Futeas
Vine; z9O DO Brandy, Gia, and Raaa
90 barrels Jd Port Wine;
go do dge WEi-ky together with general
riry Braesra ua staFfuz uIli Be fnd low
trade BY fdsct3I p. LANIEk. PHILLIPS q 90.
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o. HAVING ASSOCIATED " tTIi Mh IN MY
80 business NJ. ". Ii. MIarUIS nus I-
below JAS. 3. CKAIGEEAB.
Nashville, May ], 1850
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IMP hAIt - MIA JACh 70 SALE
b HERE will be cold th Puhlic Square SATURDAY
the 3Ist nsl., highest bidder hne imported Nal
Jack STOCK sers Will dad thyir pres
en- Termff5ur months credit note payable in bank with
satisfactory security, we'll endorsed
mruO--,2w ]. EVETT.
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WE will sell an e1Ta.rIiusry barEaB fr cash r Build
W ing and risnine los % kos1n Al u rNs-l-
lent ueighb1 r1o0d. good Turnpike ere e Zoe
finest rings iu Ias county !. l. a D. -. Brown
raargE2O d2w fffE Cherry slra-L
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HILLMAN BROTHERS,

HILLMAN BROTHERS,
NO. A COLLEGE AND a. MsRKET SITS,
TTAVE recently sree-d MsIkUt street large thrss
story house which taey bEFs Jh heir old
Ir College street, a1d Offering fsI
lowing arucIrs sals Zoe eash PuaGual dealer
time
well lortsd T-Hnessss Res &c Charcoal Ir5n
OF ihtIr oWn mznu az " w-FrIHlef;
80 tons asserted P.tJ burg irIn. 1srt Grand:
% -" Steel, A. q. + b. Cast, Sh8ar and Gsrmaa
lJD dozen a scr Ell Files and RaFps;
100 " RnslaHd & Amss' sh0gels ard spades;
IS " Collins HuRt's, BsalJ as LPpIBe0t Ares
4" CrsE Oars;
35 " lea X ttes
u" Stone iammer
IS Corn shelters sHd sJrzz CaItau
IS casks assorted CHAINS
90 Mouse u0lo AnYilB:
{" WuehTs solid Box Fioes;
- set " aaOn Axels. al sizes
80 ssu assorted BaEgy AEsls best bTHui
l5j rr4 Springs, b8ss b.audf
100 SegG as-ort, Eails and spkes, bostUraud;
30 O..s 'Ianilla Hope, al s.1-s-
W. will 1s pleased receive orders for a1v of t15 aiFa
orioles and irsads rely EsttnE thsu a. tls
EVs 81 rFre. iIanH no
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Notice limitation ia COnsumPCtsns-ses
advertisement undo This head Female Complaints vsne-
real AGec'ns ~ -ri Dsea Of the Hssrr and Liver
&c. sIl meet n dine attention rnsf2E-d6m
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ERCHANTS will duI at WateTfeld & Walkers all the
new and desirable yt-s OF Hats for the season. To
cash prompt slou time buyers offer Ial aiVzn
tHges W HlthtlELDN NALNEH'
mrhy Fashionable HattsFs, % Public Square.
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John c.. Shaw.

A Ky person relzted John G, Shaw, deed, who
y born IN Ireland, ami emigrated to the United States
way rem Tennessee To CshfoTnia in ls52
will find il rheiT interest to address J. B. HALBEKI
NasAvi lr. Tenn. Imar4-iW 6zw3m.
3 = little kuck (Ayk) True Democrat and New York
Ctzrn copy $40, and send accounts 10 this
Office
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
John York Co.. haveon hand complete stock Of
Classical and school Books which they offer for
sale at the lowest prices. lmhI7
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~ We are authorised to announce NOSES SIX
3aEss as a candidate for Representative in Con-
gssss from this district.
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BE Courteous at HONG.

A mans home is the casket wherein his
choicest jewels are enshrined, and it should be
his peculiar province to endeavor to make that
casket true haven of rest, from which the
virtues aud gentle affections OF all its inmates
should shine out like beacon lights upon the
frowning world without. An exchange paper,
in speaking of home poiteness, thus descants
''Why not be polite How much does it
cost you to say, i thank yOuP Why not
practice it at home-to your husband, TO your
children, your domesticsl Ii stranger does
you SOME little act of courtesy, how sweet the
smiling acknowledgment If your husband,
ah, it is matter of cOurse-no need of thanks.
Should an acquaintance tread upon your dress,
your best, very best. and by accident tear it,
how profuse you are with your never mind
don't think Of i'll don't care at ALL" if a
husband does it he gets frown-if a child, it
is chastlsed. "Ah, these are little things" say
you but they tell nightly upon the heart, let
me assure you, little as they are. A gentleman
stops at a friends house and finds it in confu.
sion. lie sees nothing about which to apologize
never thinks of such matters. EVERYTHING is
right-cold supper, cold room, crying children
perfectly comfortable. Goes home where
his wife has been taking care Of the sick ones,
and working her life most out Don't see
why things can't be kept in order-there never
was such cross children before" No apollo.
gies accepted at home. Why not be polite at
homer Why rot use freely that golden coin
of courtesy2 How sweet they sound, those
little words, Il thank you, or You are very
kind r doubly, yes, thrice sweet from the lins
we love, when her smile makes the eye sparkle
with the light OF affection. BE polite to your
children. Do you expect them to be mindful
of your welfare, to grow glad at your approach,
to bound away to do your pleasure before the
request is half spoken2 Then with all your
dignity and authority mingle politeness; give
it niche in your household temple"
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HrNrs FOR THE HONE CIRCLE-SoLAcs FOR THE
SIcK.-Science would lack the grand charm tina
sheds a halo over its abOrs, it the gentler sex
were not made participants of the benefits it inn
psrts To that sex the medical discoveries of the
distinguished philanthropst, Professor Holloway
have been singulary beneficial. For the complaints
peculiar to the female organization, and which are
borne with a fortitude rarely exhibited by man,
HoIoway's Pills have been for twenty years admin
istered with wonderful success. In those crises OF
woman's life, the dawn of womanhood and the
commencement Of old age, as well as in the inuu-
merable cases requiring medical assistance which
occur between those two important epochs, the
mild and restorative action of great remedy is at
tested by the strongest vouches Nor the Ointment
less highly appreciated remedy for the erups
tons aud other external dsdguremeuts which
sometimes cloud the beauty OF woman.
IL is a terrible thing to see q beloved wife or
daughter languishng under the attacks sf disease;
the lustre fading from her eyes, the rose from her
cheek, and premature decreptude prostrating her
energies in the morning or the prime Of life Per-
haps the innate seusitiveness and decacy Of her
nature forbid her TO disclose the cause OF the diff,
Guilty. or Il she seeke medical aid she finds little or
no relief from stereotyped prescriptions. Furnish
ed with Holloway's remedies she needs no profess
sional adviser. The directions acquaint her with
the manner Of their USE In the quiet seclusion of
her own chamber she can be physician TO herself,
and will soon learn, millions have already learns
ed, that she has found the true 6izer rita AZ the
glow of health returns TO her dmmed eyes, essti~
city to her STEP and cheerfuness to her heart she
win realize in her own feelings all that has been
published Of the experience OF other who saf-
fered ss she has suffered and have been restored
by the same means.
The subject is one on " hich t IS difficulty to be
explicit, without trenehing upon what are called
the proprieties Of life; but OF duty has i'm
PEELED US TO glance one of the most valuable pc,
culiarities Of HolloEay's remedies aud We feel
sured that our motives will be apprecia.sd.-M T.
S,Hday Tiiaes.
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MIR. buchanan and the Pacific Rail.



road.
The Memphis Appeal makes the following
remarks touching Mr.. Buchanan's letter rel
alive to the Pacific Railroad:
Il The enemy now desire to make capital
out Of letter written by him 10 relation to
the Pacific Railroad, published some weeks
since The views were simply those of PLAIN
James Bnchanan-not those of James Buchan-
an, President of the United Ststes-and we
wonder much that our Democratic brethren
OF the press became in the least exercised con-
corning it. Mr. Buchanan win be the Presi-
dent of the whole people he will not permit
bis private views to interfere with his admin.
istratioD."
The appeal need not hope by any such
subterfuge as this to relieve the democratic
party Of the responsibility of Mr.. Buchan-
ans opinions-opinions which, when held
by wings, have been denounced as the very
essence of federalism. He claims that the
views he expressed in the letter referred to
which the AppeaI does not openly APP
prove-are sustained by the Cincinnati
platform. He does not, therefore, regard
them as simply the views of "plain James
Buchanan" but as tenet of democratic
faith.
We are somewhat surprised at the dis
tinction which the Appeal attempts to make
between the views of "plain Mr.. Bu-
chanan" and Mr.. President Buchanan, and
the degree of liberation which it would
seem to claim for what it is pleased 10 term
his "private views" If the 'private views"
of a President, held to be unconstitutional
and, moreover, of evil tendency, are not to
be taken into consideration against him by
the country, why may not Southern men
be called upon to tolerate, in the same
manner, the "private views" Of the vilest
abolitioniStS in the country Why not
fellowship cordially with abolitionists, per-
hitting them to entertain and express their
"private views" as often as and in whatso-
ever way they may choose /? The principle
is identical in both cases.
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The sub5,rjher respectfully invites attention to tho
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A CONSTITUTIONAL AND RgLTsIous QUEsrIox on
uoors.-Phe New York Post informs us that the
omnibus drivers IN the city Of Gotham have raised
the question Of the right Of four woneu; with their
hoops, 10 occupy the whole side Of an omnibus, to
the exclusion oftaO passengers, THIS is certainly
deeply interesting aud important question before
which that nov 10 for the deeson OF tbs Supreme
Court OF the United States in reference 10 the con-
saudoaalily Of the Missouri compromise, pales is
intellectual fres" We do not propose to take sides
IN this great aud nomentoas controversy, for lie
magnitude hanbles and aliases Us, and we leelngly
realize our total iaabity grsPpe with It's lutrics
eies or eomprehend it, mighty mysteries We leave
tlherefOre, 70 be fought oaI TO the 'bater cad by
the omnibus divers al the ladies', simply eonten-
tsg ourselves with giving place 10 the defsnea set
up by the latter, as stated Ia the Post and Which
j. as follows
ION the other side il Is urged-and not without
some show Of reAsOa--thst hoops are . religious To-
s.itutioa, being, Ia fac. locomotive eonvents. IN
which unsna rried fsHaass Of mature years take sss
fuce from the snares and temptations e3 the male
world; and Is beisg specially provided that bone
shah be hiadered or oostructed Ia their Feigioas
nflvslexes isis contenaed that tie bars OF baae and
steel wiihin wbieh the female charms nos meFs
safes through the impatient atmosphere 81 the sseF
nsr SIX, are a. srcssd 70 them, wbeshsr IN az eut
&c an omabas as fhe dingy gFstngs VI she elosseF,
aud are n0s 10 be disturbed
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500 REWARD.

DAN AWAY fan ne subscriber. reailng IN SashTiiia
II Trna-sss soaat che - q oeier las. dsr< eofed
Nsgro MAJ utc1 JIM. Sad Negro Nan aequt - years
81 ss aghs asat rs poanz n shas 49, Agt. speaks
pleasaaiiY Nesn apoS1n a. Gail hsEFa vas trathea
Hiih pass aui mAstsF, - =. ~. BFuet aeoai tie
Tine he irit ior Arkaazzs.i ana IA bas reiarn.
I'll siFe fhs shove reUaTa hF sd hsy, Ehen taksn
ar eoaGnsi a tali ~ lAai S.. hLa-
Gects-ln 3. A FAASt&
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WESTERN FREIGHT AGENCY FOR
THE CHARLESTON LINE,
ALSO FoR THE LIxE FR0H
NASHVILLE TO COLUMBUS, Ca,
Eva HEsr FoREl
Sixty miles nearer than any other Route.
OFFICE No. go COLLEGE STREET,

'''".'
OVsECHARHEs By the Charleston Llne promptly ad-
~ used ~ h.s a-cs. fcrsouf desiring Information
% irsga Last Fsri westward Eln flralshsl
Hh Iarins lpon appiraiio1 at q e ocice, b maaL
Gesds ison "a LlIls Lsulyile AMI Cihcnnati, 10 -
seut % Charsstnn, q c. Augusta aud Coua Ca sant-
F0lryf Ala, or oihar ctatt1as NE coalb CAroina,
6eorga Atsnia and Ladrangr o. MsnigomsTy AID Wsst
foai haifoaa III BE forsarae3 rss % chzEe (e1eept
dfayugrl whsn consigned 10 at NashvIe.
rsJasu fcc he kvsr M Nsshviiie aud ChRttsnocgz
kairosd trpct cQaizaeed of ~ hrse ard atAn
PEG ITO ot and vi nos scesa hat excsPs "
f=ght css than ltu0 WoEh ianiilss icss thsa ieo lo
eharged g osnti iQr sac 90
l..a ~ ChARLEs ". ANDg RsoN. Arenl
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NICARAGUA,

IL persons drrous Of emigra.ing Nicaragua the
~ steamship Texas" which sails from New Orleans
the 26,h inst, viii address
l.. NORVELL WALKER Ageft,
Nashville, Tennessee.
TERvs-Fact euigraut pays lis own expenses 20 New
OTlean; passage from New Urlea3s % Nicar1gu FREE
Two hundred and fifty Of land aud asa per MONTH
paid each engrsnt. Each emigrant is required to
main in the country twelve mouths unless sooner dicd re-
ed from his obligation
~ Mr.. Walker be fund at his rooms over W. T
Berry Co s Bookstore. jams
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yTIHE FUNERAL UNDERTAKING ESTABI ISHNENT
4 OF J. ". M'CUNBS Is removed % Church street. OPP
posie the Cd stand in the house recently built by Dr.
Young where ready, usual 70 give our attention
when called on W. WCuNBS.
iap3 THY W. r. ClaNEtIUsl
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commeree Of ,he Unl.sa states.

The New York Journal of Commerce pub
fishes tables ofkhe foreign commerce of the
United States for the fiscal year ending June
80, 1856, the data being obtained from the
Treasury Department. In comparative view
with the exports of 1856 it appears that there
has been a slight falling off in the exports Of
the sea, owing to the great decrease in the
shipments of sperm oil, although most of the
other items under this heading show an in
crease. There is falling off also 10 the ex-
ports of the produce of the forest, extending
nearly through the entire list, and showing
decrease from last year of about 81, 000 000,
In the products of agriculture the sh pments
of animals and animal food show bus little
Incresse; but in vegetable food the gain from
last year IS enormous, the increase in these
items amounting to nearly twenty-six millions
OF dollars, or over 100 per cent? The total
exports OF the products OF agriculture for the
last year, Including a very large gainin cotton,
was S2l6, 290, 6+9 against $l45, 423, 7S9 for the
preceding year. The remaining items present
many interesting comparisons, but no impor-
tant change from last year. The greatest diff
ference is in the article of cotton, the value Of
| the exports of 1855 being SIS, 143 844, aud for
1856 being $l28,$5I ,382.
DANIEL WEBSTER UPON TIFF CLOSE OF ONE
YEAR AND THE BEGINNING OF ANOTHER. In the
interesting volume which Little & Brown have
recently published, containing all the cores
pondence of Mr.. Webster, there is postscript
to letter to Mr.. Bingham, dated on the last
day of the year 1900, which is as applicable
in its sentiment now as it was then. 1t should
be remembered that the letter was written
when Mr. Webster was less titan nineteen year
of age -
Welne-1ay eeening, 8 O'eJOeL. Tomorrow,
Hervey, is the first day of the year, and of the
century. In conformity to custom, and the
! feelings of my own heart, / lcish y0u LGppy
Re10 gear. We are just now entering upon a
century, which none of US will probably live
to see closed. There is something solemn in
the idea shat period Of time is now commence
ing which viii carry US all to Shakspeare's
bourne whence no traveller returns. The
marrow house" is our final mansion, aud
"there he lies" is an observation which ere
long will be applied to us all. May we so con-
duct that the marrow house" shall be to Us q
palace ofjoy, and that the good man may say,
concerning Us, 'there he lies" with his hand
on his breast, and tear in his eyel
] am, dear Hervey. your
| DAN'L WEBsTEP.
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d ANYWAY from tie subscriber residing Ia Colunbis,
IL Maury county, Tenn, the 29.h November, VEL
Low BOY, named DICK. said boy is about p years Of
age weighs from 0 10 I5 pOGnds; about five feet eight
inches high Of bright mulatto co'or qu spoken OF
rather insoeut appearance H. last heard Of in Nash
vii and is supposed 10 be in shat vu'iy now, with free
Tass will give the above reward f'r the apprehension
and confinement Of said boy in jail thst can
cnre him ideei6-dU JOHN BROWN.
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rue TENNESSEE FARAER AND MECHANIC
~ YARN Az PuBLIc ~


IN sATURnkY, tie ifth inst az the sic n TIE 80
~ oif reurt uaasr, IN Nashyie se Elh sell that W
YALUAB.E FARA GA cnaaherisna River, teloug -
laa q H. W DxFaes fhs c1ni4us turdred and
seventy se % soc srd iAeFe ia Davidson
eo1nty. Sitty c.eaFe4 bsAaz Aratiy ume-ftd.
Il siiuatcs a50ae ne fsose NASHVILLE hyes
Fsrrg; i ssn Nklsrrd has % sxcslent sPrins
softatss aseiinE. o11 hesEEes. A..
TEans-ons aHd thee yetfs cst ior ao,ss fatis-
fc,ery fecar. PayAhe Ia bank. bssFas inlessss and
len fst4iseL
ga saie a. t3e'siockM
K r. GLssescx. Asciianssr
NJ B-Air RaEass oaa asaay b ioana a. ear elcs ard
Ell pi-asgfs = a4eEias ihs Racs - 42y eas sens
o s14uiaeA ieno
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RANDUSIA SEMINARY

TIVE undersigned late Professor % Languages In the
Nashville University, having sold his Farm on the Mid
de franklin TurupKe a-out TO remove 20 the place he
has purchased the Gastn Turnpike, ~ miles from the
Nashville Bridge. The session Of The Seminary will
therefore he opened there Monday the % Of Febru
airy, 1857 and continue 20 the lst OF July For health
and morals better neghb0hO1d can no where be found
Ali the auches constituting thorough English, Classical
and Mathematical Educ ion will be diligently taught and
such course Of intellectual discipline pursued viii b.
best calculated develop hsrmonOusly an the autes q
the mind. strict parental Gttenon will b. paid 10 the
morals, maBuers habits AMI health OF pupils. feE add
tioua Boarding Pupils be received. Day Scholars
also respectfully solicited Terms the ioruer $lU0 per
session " five months, payable in advance; for the batter,
as. Lanl-3wl NAIhL. CROSS.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-09
RENTONAI.

y T. FLENMINH has removed his Paint shor from %
H. b g. Union Street between Cherry and SUMMER. He
respectfully socs continuation Il the patronage here
tooTe extended 20 him. and will be pleased 10 his cIs-
toners at his stand. laE3-im
A RARE CHANCE to get an excellent House Girl.
n LUCY % years OLD. Warranted sound. II not sold
before Saturday, will De sold the highest bidder FOR Cash
at the Court House at II O'Clock. Apply to
GRAVES, MARKS co,
jan2 No 81 Public Square.