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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-16
Everett aa Clnci N N All 4.

Everett has been saying his piece to the
Cincinna,fnns about George WAsHlNGroN.
The Gazette says OF 1t:
Its first great defect, and one which is
characteristic Of the author, is the want OF
backbone--that is, the want of any grand
conception Of Washington's character form
ing stem or trunk to run through the dis
course, which the foliage and flowers of his
rhetoric would adorn, and out Of which they
would seem naturally to grow.
The next is that the GRAFTON was more like
the cunning plea of lawyer, than the sum
ming up OF the calm judgment of posterity.
Washington's character needs no such CHI
cane or petty Jogging. IL can be- favorably
contrasted with the greatest and best men Of
this or any other period. Yet Mr.. Everett
selected for his great comparison the most
corrupt man Of most corrupt age--the hero
Of Blenhem. Even il il was necessary 10
have foil from England, that country has
produced greater and better men than MARI
borough. But at the winding up of the con-
trast, the trick Of the orator was perceived
The great design of it was to bring in striking
contrast Benheim Palace and Mount Yer
non to display, not so much Washington.
greatness, as the great art of the rhetorician
The trick was worthy of Everett, but unjus,
to Washington.
We are more than ever convinced that it il
not in the power Of a man Of Edward Ev-
cretts timid, temporizing character, to have
any just conception of the great nature Of
George Washington. lie may strew swee
/ flowers over his tomb, and say masses fo
/ the quiet rcpose Of his remains at Noun
/ Nernon--may do for his memory what u bod,
/ servant did while alive for his person--bu
! can have no conception of his great soul.
] His manner the first evening was rather
/ impressive; but when he came to repeat tn,
/ lecture, and made his cxtempore introduction
! to the audience in precisely the same word
of the evening previous-when he wen
through precisely the same gestures at thu
same places, like q school boy rehenrsing
piece, giving the same tones, the same steps
/ the same starts-the whole thing seemed s,
studied and artificial, so destitute Of enthu
saSm or sincerity, that it really had the eff
feet TO discount his effort of the first evening
His is the eloquence of art, not nature. Tha
of Ames and Henry gushed forth like tor
rent that could not be controlled, and tn
audience felt that it would only rise highe
by resistance: but while listening to Everett
you have painful feeling that the suddel
Slipping Of word, comma, or a crook o
the elbow, from his memory, might 80 dis
concert him as to destroy his whole Grafton
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lRHNISTEMY,

UPHOLSTERY
XXTE have secured the services Of MIR. Charles
w Raschke, and are now prepared 70 execute or
dcrs for any kind Of upholstery work. Window
curtains made TO order carpets fitted, sewsd and
put down. Upholstery repairing done 1T reasona-
Bile p.iess. klLBOUkNE 4 LAWS
maylid
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n0nAsuk SMPAsAs IN Now ORA.
The following statement is from the New
York Times Of the 9th inst. Let the reader
notice that the largely increased banking
capital OF New York is derived from the
West:
Wehave had recent occasion to talk with
some Of our most intelligent and experienced
bank people in regard to the rapid increase
making in their respective capitals. The
Banks OF Commerce, America, New York,
Phoenix, National and Merchants, among the
old line banks, have lately authorized an ad-
dition OF l0,s60, 900 to the capital employ
ed in the business Of this city. The six con-
Germs now stand in ,Y23 900, 200, where be-
fore they stood SIC, 440, 900. To this nigh,
be added nearly $4,000 900 more in the new
line Of banks. On the LIST Of January, 1856
the aggregate Of oil the city banks stood q
little under City millions on the LIST of Jan.
uary, 1887, a little under sixty millions, ant
By the close of 1857, seventy millions viii
have been paid in. Now why this increase
particularly in the old (and as they are some.
times called ''Conservative') banks? 1t i.
partly the result of the investment of tn,
accumulation Of individual wealth in THU
city and vicinity, and partly tn, demand 70,
new facilities for conducting the rapidly in.
ereasing money business concentrating here
Neither course necessarily argues undue ex
pansion or imitation, and although the eager.
ness with which the new stocks are taken uJ
ls not OF Itself conclusive, the promptnes:
with which the instalmenis are paid in, ans
the stocks held firmly without transfer Il
second hands, show that mere speculation
has less TO do with the operation than TIL,
Legitimate investment Of bona tide privat,
wealth. There are other abundant evidence
for this sort Of investment, oil going to SHOW
that the general trade of the past five or sew
en- years, made sure and active, ms it were
by the railway facilities between New Yorl
and the States of the West, has brough
largo accumulations to this city and vicinity
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-16

u Land warrants are quoted dull and
heAvy in N. T., with declining tendency.
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sntur day Evening, May 10Th.
FAREWELL COMPLIMENTARY
BENEFIT TO MK. JOAN CROuTA,
Prior to his departure for ST. Louis, rendered to
him by the whole company. Mr.. aud Mrs. J
RODGERS have kindly volup teered ,hoir valuable
services fer the occasion. This evening will be
presented the great Drama Of e
NICK OF THE WOODS,
THE JIBBEN AINos
Comic Song, Rodgers
Fancy Dance, by............. Mrs. Rodgers
t. conclude with the farce Of the
SECRET.
Prices OF Admission.
Parquetts nd Dress Circle. so cts.
Family Circie...... ............-....25
"Aurtion sales Real Estate,
Our first regular weekly sale Of Real Estate st
auction Will DO held nj our Office, No. IS Main St
on "Wednesday the 10Th inst, At 10 O'Clock, A. M
when we win offer and sell to tho highest bidder
the following desirable property, viz:
Thirty I'VE lots in HArkin's addition, near Kill
bourne's Park.
Fifty lot, in Wilscy . addition.
Three lots, ~ by loo, on Fourth street, between
Johnson and Exchange streets.
| -Four lots on Fifth street, between johnson and
Exchange Streets also several other very desirable
business and resident lots finely located
Terms nj Ade known ut the time Of sale.
Per4oas DESTROYS to sell, will please hand In their
lists as early As possible at the Office II
DIMDND CONN.
May l6ih. SO, Main Street.
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NJ. W.. Alekos N. ~
0U B q EON DE NTIS


M. ,. b. DAnDun would ysepest-
- fally intesa ~ teaesas ~ w
Dseljs b6nssellp thet ~ has etts1 - o1y
kA41ssms Ssits II rooms, spAstne LIZ
es16eeeH d ~ bsish hulIllUs, ua1s = 1ssfQ
bslweoaW a(p - ySAA1se e6eG3s.z 1tsnkiSl Ter
paet aeesgss spellats sselinsaAss y ~ eens
- NIetGf11Jsxs warranted. fape1A1jSA
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CO-FarSnershsP Nossce.
v1NHE andenigncd having this day formed 90
= partnership, under the name and style Of
Dimond Conn, Tor the purpose Of traasssting =
general Real Estate, Insurance and Commission
bssness respectfully pfo6sf their services 70 thsr
friends and the public generally. and will give
their special attention 70 the purchasing and SELL
ing Of city lots, houses, and lands Of every de-
seription. G. Il. DIMOkD.
spr52-d Y. Z. CONN.
q BRICK dwelling houses. entirely new, pessss-
. :Sa ''a ~ D 81 soSf goEs T. q n.la-
cn ACRHS laad In tia city inits, sdjoining
w Ford = addition, and On the Misskssippi and
Les Aeinss River. Terms easy. Apply %
maid DIAOND , COGN, " AAiA-st.
A AAIN-atssss lss, = centre II hasinsss. ior
:. .. =; wy 'A'i EBisosD ) CONN. ,E...-...
q LOTS 10 Ileek $50, 6sastifally Situated o Pc
y lsan street, bstvssa 10th ard 18th, viii - ~
very low, By
asySd DIAOHD D 00DN.
~ 81 ~ lsss g "a ssssss SzJszSl19 II. HI
~ iagtse's asw bu,idiAs, 300 h.LaG bailt1 for
ssas ses:k, ~ DiA0hD = coz
Al n ~ fsssss Tkiedss., Sst. uaskaass ~
N hanl, With inpssvsmsats tAerseas vii -
sslAaa aaseSa, - OlhOND 0AA.
I Ofs !. J - ]. q IissE u. e X p. ) "
~ 0slA. tss sals ~ ... -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-16

ATHENEUM.
THOS. DUFF ....... ......... MANAGER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-24
F. B. FoGG.
Az K. coRNgLIUs, A-eai = ro r no no .alo

II T. FOGG, having aken hs into Partnc rshp, The
A will practice Law IN the Supreme sder aud La
Courts Of Davidson County Prompt attention viii be give
20 The collection az claims June Ism
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-24
COMPTROl.GE9,

We are author t announce WuLIsM F. MCGRKG
Of GcMinnv he, candidate Cor GUmpt oer ofthe stale
sept 4-ts# .H
We are author 70 announce HUGH FRANcIs, of vi
chester, eandioaie FIR Comptroller Of the state
aug 20 ts*
We are euihor I'D to announce Gen JAMES T. Dun
Lap, Of Paris, candidate for Sla.e Comptroller.
aug 25-t-#
We authorized to announce GEoEGE McCLEL
Lam OF su Ivan county Candidate for Stale Comptroller
aug 2l-te
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-24
ATFT.EGISLATURE.

We author zei announce A. 3. CuLluM this city
candidate for Messenger to the Senate Of Iho next iea
ture. sept22te
We are auth rised to announce W. 3 Yowr1L of1arshaI
county, candidate for Messenger the sept 2e
We are authorzsd to our ce Capt BsrJAM vO'RAvEE
Of Memphis Tenn candidate for Door eeper If The
Sene al the essuns session OF The Tennessee Legislature
sept T-te f.
We are authorized to announce Col s.. Fw1Sa OF
Giles county, candidate for First Ass slant Cers Of the
House Of Representatives of the Tennese Legislature
sept I2-tr
We are authorized to announce FRANK S Have. Of
McMinn county, a candidate f 7 Principal Clerk OF the
House Of Representative fthe Teanessee Legislature
sept lite
We are authorized to announce G. W. Roy o. Davidson
county candidate FIR Door Keeper to the Senae Of tie
Tennessee Legislature. sept lite
We ire authorized tn announce WILEY WooDC OK Of
Macon county. a candida for Door Keeper t. tn
House o. Representatives of the Tennessee L. sis
NJ, Woodcock refers 70 Gen 5 Dnne' Gel j.
G. Guild W s. Hund4y Jam J Turner and Il. Den
tn, Esq's 10 his fitness for that position.
sept lite ....
We are authorized to announce " K Mccall of Wash
Sille Candidate for Assistant Clerk OF the Senatorial
branch Of the mex. Legisluure sept ~
We are au'horzei to announce Jun A BLACKBURN, OF
Union county, clnd'date for Principal Door ktsler
the House OF Representatives Spite
CHARLES ST Ns IS a candidate for Principal Clerk Of
the Senate Of The next Legislature Of Tennessee.
aug este
We are authorized to Announce ACTON YouNG a candi
Of tennessee aug 23-te
We are author ed to announce JAMES W. NEWMAN, Of
Knoxville q candidate for ErgeOssUg Gle To the hOus
Of Represntauyss Of he neat Legislature OF Tennessee
aug 27-te%
We are aGiAor I'D TO annoUnes JiMgs r SLATER. Of
Winchester Franklin count, CO. date FIR EGgrssif &
Clerk If House Of Repre- entatve Of the next Legislature
Of IenGe see. aug -6--te
We are autlorzs5 to announce GEORGE W. IRWIN, e
this CITY candidate FIR Messenger Of he Senate If the
neat Legislature Of Tennessee. Gug 2l-tG+
We are author zed TO announce ". HAYWOOD, q
This city. a candid for Prnc al Clerk The huuss
Of Representatives Of the Legislature If tennessee.
Rug2l-te
We are authorizr to announce j. D SMITH e Tulla
b. candidate for Door Keeper OF the EOuse Of Reyre
5euaiives Of the Tennessee LegIs lature aug 2l-ts
We are authorized to announce J. P. PnGsTLY. Of
Charlotte DicEs0n county, candidate for EngrOssIng
Cek OF lhe Senate OK the next Legs auee OF Tennessee
aug 20-te
We author zed TO announce J. f. JACKSON, Cf
Manchester, Ccffe county, q candidate for EugrUssng
Clerk OF the Senatorial branch of The next Legislature
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STAMMFRENG, sTUTTERING. &c.

medically Cured on scientific principles, without
rain OF operation, totwo hours by the Success
chi Dr. Jones, philadelphia the only living who
can cure imPedments Of speech. He will practice at the
ST. Cloud Hotel in this city, two or three weeks
Deafness, Dyspepsia, and Chronic Dis
eases Of ali kin - cured with hitherto unknown
BY Dr. Jones' at the ST. Cloud Hotel, Nashville Tenn.
Artificial Human Eyes-inserted without pain
which move as the natural eye, cannot be distinguished
from the Aturai eye, by Dr. Jones, of PhiladePhia He
warrants every and his eyes the only in the
world that do move and pain. He will practice in
this city al the ST. Cloud Hotel three weeks. Il
Dr. Jones' whole given 10 that class Of diseases
to which Family Physicians give bute attention. Refer
euees given 10 several bundred persons cured by him in the
principal cities South, Ia and West required Persons
wishing to have an eye insered have opportunity
before offered. He any case Of deafness where
the membrane of The ear is not wholly destroyed
psdiHsHts Of speech he ReUer fails ---., b. 3. .s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-24
DOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
PLAINTIFFS.

DATENTE9 improvement in n manuaeturs Of Yarns,
/ smrIo ia sul tho crop but abuu one-fourh Nc
number required 10 raise it, this nHmb eonss ng %
children siz years age above and vcm unit Tor
blowing PIC ing cotton.
prepared o. furnish Planters vi This !. -
CONSERVATION Of MA HlNERN, iUcus We oi the SI'<N y
ENGINE II ncces-ary-urns'y TIE G,: yh Lap ppen1-
age o. machine. and Soqueut n chimes Of -" spn-
wing Secs, chd have ali ged IN the p m ng kO N
III Panta ION, c0mPseI with great disrateh Also COM
petent SpiHncrs.
One-haIf tho pc q ihs income the ~ list
year. " d MORE rH,H the wale machinery inetu-
viv OF Re ~toam Tn. iue sud 3D. mem Wagss-
Ny mprUv meUt, lie results o. TIE Planter, - zaiVa-
lent 10 his 1avis pure as~d Of Plantation, Negroes
c r pg1 'uctve hE those he Eorkss ADJ Whue al
Spiuung nterst viii prove his version viii be felpt
fro cares and aEasuGs inhercntto faRtrg game ing
and battling up acrup- ~,-
TzRssNEchinerg IS cssH sH1ct1' BY ioI good 40
eeuta ces eaugrs sGnb uc ties a. Tor me Iat
o. me P.rEsr ourtn 10 be Dld esch OF n rrst
i've wears the excess yarns bring giuned cooa-
with lHsurng payment -houid NE plantation
chsr 20 pro- retors- ,.,
Proposition rom Pl NAY now made and 70 Know
cost Of the Machinery their sru lar tEey mus a0
omit n stato the uuher % pound OF te
crop nov many pounds warm Gay thsy ust
aDfS-Iv GEO g. HI Y, Mobile, Ail
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LECIsLATIyE UnIyN AND AMEaICAN

Ii
Il has long been a favore scheme Of tie publ hers OF
IN psper 10 give fuller aud readable reports Of the
proceedings the Legislature than have ever been given b!
any paper in Nashville. The cost Of the enterprise has
hitherto deferred from undertaking H. But our regular
subscription i,t, which, prior 70 May 1855 had never
amounted $780, exceeds 1000 and we al length fee
stroag enough for the undertaking We making aran-
gemens full corps of professional reporters, and will
issue during The Of the ensuing session OF the
legislature, the first number of TIE LEGISLATIVE UNION
AND American. 1t will be published weekly OF oilener
during The session, the ceilings shall require, IN
guaro FORM From twenty-five TO thirty numbers vi" De Is
sued and The series will complete form volume Of
aud 800 pages convenient Tor binding ana re-
ference It contain the messages Of the Governor,
ports Of puolic officers sketches Of the debates in both
Houses Snort will furnish complete and fnteilgb
history Of the Legislation OF the session not only of what
DONE but Of sad 1t will be ambition to make
The LEGISLATIVE UNION ANERIcAN strictly impartial
in its sketches and work which shall be gnized a a
tdority by parties None Of notes and COM
mens ON the proceedings will appear in il They will be
confined to our regular l. will tnus be WORK in
dispensable the politician and tie value Of which will be
rcrca ed by time We establish dNure Of cur Office
and will ansm II to Successors as one OF the most IN
portant branches BUSINESS Mr. A. T. Draper, al
ready well known to many citizens stenogruPhit
reporter will have the prime pal charge of our reports and
be will be by other equally competent professional
/ reporters.
The price the LEGISLATIVE UNION AND AMERICAN vii
be one dollar for TIE SERIES xix copies address FOL
Invariably adUaHee Iii not our purpose
prospectus other this. through
outh State are authorised agents, and We will fec
under great Obligations any other friends who will Tor
ward lists of subscr riders.
Having thus developed the outlines Of plan, we sub
INIT the people state aud ask for it the encourage
| meat It deserves.
IL Editors of papers this state who will publish tn
for going its substance in their editorial columns
shall be furnished copies during the session and will
| the bnHud vtIum at its close
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-24
TdE GREATEST
Building Association

An offering For sale al low figures, twenty Build
ing LOIS in the Eighth Ward Nashville, such terms
that any himself mplee and convent
enl home The lots front The MuTrcesborO Turnpike,
on Wharf, Franklin an1 Maple streets, and are admirably
situated Tor Private Residences.
Iaihunes Omnihuse have completely revnlutonsed this
part the city, which with other lmpro mens no" being
Of Gus, and wafer IN that dine
lion viii add greatly the yglue If thgs Property.
The Terms will allow purchaser lmmedl-
aeIy to put up his buildings, purchase money will
not be required 5h Of January 1862, the interest
only paid annually until thai time. Call soon on
juY-U ssP AVS. LLNDSLEE'
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yaIuahIe Free-SoiI OF for sale.

AM now Offering for saie vauable Building Lot on
Spruce street near the of Broad hc lot fronts
SIKH Spruce is hundred and hy fest deep
with a convenient alley in the rear
This property exempt from taxes Tor 20 years from s
Jauusr next This exemption IS more value than Is usu
ally accorded IT, as only the grounds but all npoV e.
nent erected thereon free from taxes The saving ID
the will than pay FIR tie ound and all
improvements Thus also sitJated in ar OF the city
that is being rapidly filled with hne dwellings and
private residences Terms sOBabls. - 49,
Apply TO July % A. V. 5. LlNuSLsf.
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TREMENDOUS SUCCESS.

THERE hes never
Deen q remedy Of
Tered to the public
that has become 50
immensely pOpu-
lar in 20 short a
time as Mclean 5
strengthening cor
dial and blood pu-
ifer over two
thousand bottles
wore sold last
weak and the de-
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4pperson Springs

OWING the death Of Dr. A. Debow, Zone Of the pro
" prize OF The SPrngsl IL Is emed adv sable the
part Executors OF the ese sell his int zone
halt II the EpP-rson springs act or land and its appure
u0nces) should tsuJ those sshinE purchase, pur
chase tue whole premises, the subscriber wiz his interest
also lhis Watering Place too we'll known 10 requr
TERMS fourth in csA, the bglauCo in three annual
payments For urtueT particulars apply the
l>eS, or r. Tray "a Potts, (EAccutOTs OF AZ A. M
BcD0w, 6eG'd
WN. A. DEBOW.
HaUsville, sept 3 Is57 -tw Pm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-24
strawberry Plants,

1 OrFER Tie OloW5Dg strawberry Plants for sale:
Iowa. at 81 per hundred, ripens Gbsu the 4th of Nav
Boston Pine, at 81 per hundred, rpens the Sh of May
ian of May. Genrlil Mammoth a. 81 ger hundred; n
ems the 18th If May. he above list Of olaDts al
large and self i'm regua'Ors. and will produce irui
without mixing pish4te and It animate lans with them
an orders for -trawberry Plants lefs OF Demovi
Bs's No. 20 Cherry Get will be PROMPTLY AMENDED to
Ov me- aug 20 wgu# JAMES L WALKER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-24
Jon PRINTING!

We voos call the attention Of Merchants, Business men
and our facilities for executing with Promp'ness
andin superior manner, jon PhINT'Na ID Al Us
81 cone TO considerable expense in fitting up our Job
hing Fqb nen we prepared 10 execute all kinds Of
plain and Ornamental work, such Ball Tickets, Pro
ss Cards Of every description, Circulars all varieties
~ ting in Gold silver Bronze Colors; also, Pamphlets,
s-s, Briefs Checks Bui Heads, Bills of LadiRg Pro.
49, Notes Vvay Bills Hand Bills etc., ETC., with neat
.ss and on reasonable terms
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-24

CARLYLE. Ill, June d, 1852
have u-ed Prof o. Woods tair Restorative snd have
admired its wonderful effects Ay hair was nec, ~ ns as
tboS5t TuaIurPIv ga, but BY the Restorative
has resumed lis giuai color, aud have no doubt erna
nenty :. bhhH'n' eA-9ei'''i 1
O. J. WOOD & CO.. PToprielors, 3l2 Broadway, =. Y.
lin he Great n Wire Ruing Ests5lisamenU and IT'S
Market street. Saint Louis, 30. Ant sold BY ali GOO
Druggls :. Au-zSdN"-ls'h
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now offered for bargain The Lot ronts 60 feet
on Woodland street and l70 on Miniek. Tne Ii
ain four good roous good cisten, &c The house new
BUN Of one aud the situation the bst m rdgrhelI
ipnsI3-tf 30 COL eye street
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GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER,

. NJ next annual Communication Of n. GRAND Royal
ARCH CHAPTER or TENS ESSkE, val convene IN
the rIty Of Nashville IN The second sf1nda 20 October next
being ths i9th day of moE- HE OHsarsos ne sf1
Chapter, and KspTeseHizEes ot Subordinate Ohpsoia
are requested TO be puuCtual their attu1danee-
CHARLES A FULLER,
sept. &c Gr@h' Seets'-is'
The Grand Council Of Royal and Seless
Masters, will meet ou the same day. a. nbogS1 az %"
rlorE- p IA CHARLES A.. FULLER, Grand Soc'y
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X A A, uRIGEsE,S Original. FRAN
GssFANEE.
OR EVER A~rIN u PER.FU N L
FRANGrPANNI rlERACTs FRANsRAENI PoM,DR,
HsIE Oh, soar,

These new elegant and recherche perumeries from
the abortory Of Messrs X. g. A. Wrieht, SOLE III
GINATORS AND NJ ANUFACT UREES in this country. The
Perfume FrRngPanni oriental production, brought in
its original this countr &nd prepared "a its various
forms b. them.
The admiration demand for these articles, Is beyond
precedent in consequence variety OF M touous are
but these whether OF HOME MANUFACTURE RE
on SOLO AS aIMPORTATIONS' have only ovaH. cceUt
fragrance, AND SHOULD BIZ AVOIDED BY PUECrAS
FRS Tor sale by all the Druggists in the United states
and Canada, and Nashville by Messrs DssovILLE d
RELu, R,INs & BROwN G W HENBERsHoTr, 10. " HaowS,
sTRETca PEoK and }. srEErcH, and at VIII lesaio by
BERRY Il DENOVILLE.
RIG. A. WRIGHT, Sole OnginatOrs and snuac.ursrs
! In the United States
! No late % south FOURTH Street, Philadelphia.
] Uy s-tm
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NASHVILLE STEAM STONE SAW WO RKs
MANIT GROVE JEEFi RSON STREE

CANUsL II ISLAM having made implrsnt additions
= to his machinery, and greatly increased bis facilities
for manufacturing Ct every descr ton, equal 10
y ant If ish nd durability TO anv made in the city and
at IS low prices and giving his sOaa attention to the
setting of the work. he f-es confident that be cau give
satisfaction 10 al who may favor him with her oroers
h "a Setting stone Frout 70 Houses 10 sill Fencing
To steps String COr1ca to large Lannng to saw Flag
gpg Bush Hammered Flaggug, to Curbiog to Cup'1g
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