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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-17

VyERY DlFFERENC.-IbrN Clothing SOLD os
GLASS y RAINE differs considerably from tue hfddb
Made find in other establishments ihey N"
Introduce the styles In Ynrhbng as soon M neN
an, Persons calling them VIII he sure 10
vet fashionable Clothing made equal custom work ana no
mist liha A' h
HAsSIMERE SuuTs.-Wc opened yesterday
aesh thnsr beautiful Cassmort Promenade SUITS
eagerly sought after tasrooms te spring some
entirely new Styles found where % hut at the Ia
Of blhltpAhla' omar -" ~ W.
1An
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-17

ATOBBSE.-Ihc cO-DarInersh,p heretofore eN-
~ istiug the undersigned and Duguid under
the ST Dugud dissolved on the ls day of
January last.
The business hereafter he carried by the undersigned
under the and style of II =. G. A. DlUGI1D, at the
old stand o DinRud & Sons.
All persons having claims agunst the firm Of s Dugmd
present them for settlement and thos. owing
accounts will please come forward and pay up
DAVID p. DIUGT1b,
GEORGE DIUGUlD.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

sSs ...-re.sgs~ DIR. ROBERT q NRv.A Dentist
nf(4ksA has ed iS Office above his
All1YTYf siiencc. on LAIN ST. and square
l1ihro.lS llntCl. -dts
EDEOE. Jas. 4. Ns KFT,E,
ARCIIlTEtI
sep SILLY IYNtHHIRs toILrar.
2NRANENsIN n BROTHER. WhoI.snlr aud
n RETAIL. bROTEBS y COMMISSION MERCHANTS
N,v door % iasrfg - 1rthoKS, MAN ~ LBschbuF Ia
a2
ElSEsA HOUSE This deli rbtIul Summer
Respftthc bright particular locality of nil the sunny
Sufh and Fly the Atane Suahoaid rejoicing
Al the t'nltp Of the Salt Water region, and
t from disease be opened on the st Of June
IeapaEc give the establ tint among
the Watering Places OF the country.
JOS. SEGAR,
Old Point Comfort May |, ls.l Proprietor.
a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-17
GRAND lONSDllDAT
uBnsnnm u'tnn 1.Ovtcry cf Mary ryl0nd.
Il. FRANCE a CO, MANAGERS.

ExsrR Class u,
To be drawn Ia iialu Md Tuesday June jotb 1851
prigcs amounting To lst 200 dollars'
4 ~ Prizes pay able IN full without deduction.
30 900 Numbers Il 900 Prizes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-17
l,R,HArE scmoNl. Enn n.mnnclans.-

DDRIyATE SSUONb. E1k AunGtl.Es'-
desires to cali the attention of IarentA
children Il slow mental or physical de
,eloppmen that hc has opened In Hntl M few
New York, In hcathfn and
beautiful location Private Family schoo, where anth ch
received and taught The experience he Ina hhi
Ir more yenf with the Mashchheeta
and Institutions for Idiots has shown him
that very much bringing these children 10
more normal condition In Instances he hHs al them
return home ,ithrt school with ndVnnthEo
m engage the 4 Hlc with The earlier the
training commences ho better For crrulns ieenee ac
address JANIS Il RICHARDS,
div No 5Il Brnadn ny. 81 Harlem NtN iplh
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
NV" p.,,.,.,.T-, ,.,q,ou nrA.rn-nn

j OTHERS $500 to SAtn weekly he made by using
Recipes iu insuuctions Tor manufacturing French
aud Peach nrandcs, Jamap and Santa ttut khmS
Gh Ia contain nothing luxurious to thu y stem
Address, enclosing Al aud los'aeo stamp 10
q. \. uARrN ELL n co,
New ork city,
...nrn- lnl lhIl I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-17

A,yNs.E., N.EWuNs. " NGnINEs -Jhrgrrnt
- repntNon Singers SOWING Ma,hns In founded un he
perfectly adapted variety oi wok
thar each item kept employed Will not less
than The usand d iiars year.
An desiring f and re able Information ahont these
machnezsges prices modes at purchasing, Il tain
II by APPLYING by letter or otherwise tor Reapy Of NJ sing
Cas- GaRcr beautiful Pictorial Paper, entirely devo
ted To sewing Machine Interests II will be sent gratis
Local AutN1s-WAntcd IN every town In tho United
Stntos Ia whom hhtrhl Inducements are offered
\ if=Nu made arrangements with many edhofa aud
publishers newspapers hgh, profitable aud satisfactory
nal mar contracts With rNcrY newsh
pl and magazine la the country For address
l. NJ. SINGER y GO,
- Hin tvn y
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c1NsER'S SEWING mAshhNES'- -s'rrn'
~ the most conclusive proof "iEreai men
Judged this there labor inc
Inblc comparaIc TO Singers sewing Machines Nof esah
lshng the highest reputation la The Unucd States they w'"
exhibited at the late position tlnVcrHele
-, =, ,,al, t,,,, h,s i',,,. In ,l, IA, ,,,r.
l,anri ~ tndr.,ry in which done
nm .c sod \, nront As apVc
Of tb, a,n nin Ia Ia travelling ON foot az is awning nih
N,rllnos eotnnnr,d hnnl ko
shoemakof dr'Hsnaknr carriage hlhmei hdhl'r haei '
should be without The fair profit of using ono oi
these machines regularly employed Is One IhonHahd poaN
year In NIL private thmis where leo mno" ''W'g !"
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.AANAws.A A>D CINCINNATI


L. y "a n
S.r..,sS--x FACkEF-lhe New and Splendid steamer,
y. W QuARRlrl;.1 K IouNsoS Comman.
der leaves kauaSha Salne every Saturday o'clock,
NJ. for Cincinnati. freight twenty fly per 100 FAIRY
s5-Moals and State Rooms included aug 2sl
CREENE. uEirss n ALLEN, G0uNls.
w SION MERCHANTS. SAN FRANCISCO GAL--fpf
paid to SALES OF TOBACCO aud eonsilnments direct from
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited
REFERENCES.-A. Il A1Hwreuce Co. Boston Allen
* PaNson, NV York Courtney Gushing. Baltimore
Davenport Alien CO. Edmond, Davenport y Go, ludlam
a Watson, Janes r. Heath late auditor and GrenshaN
Co, Richmond; Nj eCorhle & Jones Daniel, Hurt n Pros
ton, I c. $ Ferguson Gu, and Miller Crcnshaw Lynch
burg
\ B.-IIaving established branch of house in Scw
York. resident partner that city will give his personal
attention the receiving transhpiug am securing the low
of freight lnec OF comnson OF all goods consign
ed e san Francisco House
NeSsrs Llmond Davenport Co, VIII act for ms I" Rich
mo1d aug = cody.
NATIONAL HOTEL, Siannton Sn. The
~ undersigned late proprietor Of the Taylor Hotel Win
is known NoudN ard Iousc) would respectfully inform
the pnbc he prepared accommodate his guests in the
best manner.
shall always lie supplied with the best that the
His Stable, which is second to none VIII nj
be supplied with the hes er andaentv osters
Passengers who stop the house desiring to take the Cars
entirely from the noise Sc TO Which Rail Road Houses
subject, and they always rest assured of Citing
cacng the Depot in time To secure tickets
and seats
An Omnibus will always be the Rail Road Depot
free ot charge. W. ID. GILkESON.
t,hl ,6n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-17

GtHsNEsE sGa.aH CANE.-N small '"PP'
" 1t reliable Seed, just received and TOT
u,ar 9ets SMOTHER WHITEHEAD
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.s.,.S.s .. ..,.,.I.....ArNa.. : mEFKIGEMATOKs:

I1t Subscriber in store large asortmrn & "'
y Nv A1norr taem may be founl sCHooihfs'
, ~ rtis pATfN1s each of which "a highly rec
n1npled hy persons having thcm IN ns 10 'nS 'S ,Si
from ~ to SiJ ''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-17

those contemplating Marriage -Four cold steel pinie' 10
eta pnin plates 25 eta, free of postage
This contains dissertation the necessity "i MAR
rlage In cpurug, wfh Cure far Love eh"'tH
Serilty explained IN
other useful nsirnctionsrom the French
nj lean 'pubn;. Address HENRY =. q, SMITH 60.
.fu,s ranfd l5x 42l0 loHt Office, y. Y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-17
REApY.MADE CLOTHING.

lNNaMEt.l.hD dOsI.ARs.--2,2Oo N".c",
H nez fatrni Enamcci Colats in Packages 81 ~ ~ ~
cruts pr package In shape nit and appearance h'se @
Il and sold A. less han me
pfIte EN.rN Who cpnieWfla'es IRA ''"nt
shoul LAY i supply t these Collars l'N hezen ~ vi
U-op >tuur Linn Cellars at from o. 80 to ~ 'oPe'
d, zeu lustivrcN,dby ,.,., +. a.,
2l=ts III REpl CHS, ehNi TN 9 -
LsTxfpsEoR Spring: AND - NnEk iea'
- W. have accomplished thrive grand points III semt W
stock uf Spiins and Summer uouds II wit Fiel"r
STYLES Durability al Maternal. aud EeenmN Ia plies M
r,putai house for keeping superior Goo 81
established thHt cessarA 10 SAY more ON Wa' P
would to tho following nttPacs m e"hP "s
n pHrt 81 uur stock
over Isag,st.- tor Spring Eureka stSle,'
Super pross Goats, back and bue.
Medium
super Black rrnek Goats,
Medium
Single Breasted C,at. all colors,
Rus,nes, Cashmere Suits for Spring.
New Srlc priug and Summer Vests,
Ixtra ack i'or skin Pants
YauilB' Cashmere uis
Dhldron4 suits new style, from to 4 10 wears old
RlacN SILK Sacks. superior quality,
Alpaca Queens Cloth, Barpoor ceslmaret, Fr"ek Coats
:" a" pauta,
Msrseillee Suit all grse
Mars,les ls {ncw) with Garoe Collars all rage III
Hrn OH IT..
Gloves tn,ts, Neck ries Taudkerehicis, mbreuhS
~ al ASS Il RA1NE.
lGfs ! nNuN, Api
Salem Register Wsthcvu Tunes aud Telegraph Western
star bedford sentinel and abingdon pomoe'" copy 'h"''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-17
,TEp s.ys-A new article for

4 naknr Domestic Soai = cents w"ftn OF '',S - %,
~ "a, 5,,t,j. {; r,asc aud gallons w"te WA iuake ~
ad9 Iy - Ins1s4lne 60 soap, that viii wash "ei'
M So - slsed q Aolne thu soap cost = nan ~
pound For safe by
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-17

HOW az We II -onirti,,rs n-bed NO" -
AFFORD To sell nu' snart9r Sttts d4H YN''
of Glathug a Sntl nsonishinpN u"
oiuwst In the nrst place buy our mht'hs =" "S
hands, F quantities arr enahI'd e a thn
In nj ih low, notch the rcrond laeo We mahhia''We
all the clothing sl and while our numerous ,h
prices such Will insure ou'
e hsf tork we save The profit OF which our
customers get the benefit ,,-
In the thitd place sell cash short time, taklng
II rule all bills July and ls Januayo IN lhe
fourth place adhro tho price etsiem aud by Tehs
prices trade constantly
furnish thu RtSr QUALITY ot Ready m"de
Clothes as low similar goods I've bought in the North, m
cities BURROUGHS, SiiAfEh N W,
ma Clothing aud Furnishing 'oonN bhRhhr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-17

.rTD Jackson Melon ~''"-, N""""s0
HI Canteiope heeDN N' W SrABLER JONES
ap ~ dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-17

NNONUNENrAI DESIGNS, some nrw de-
M - 500 ,,re,yad A, JOHN B. GADDESS.
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1DNpIssT n WHITE,
II TSbncco Gom,nission utrrhi

BAPTIST. late Of Pctcrshnp Va.
LNO. , WHiIr. late of the firm Of Hes
ter n White, Richmond, Va
10 L.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-17

<tuApWAN. PIKE n CO.. Hmporirts OF
~ French. English and German Fancy Goods aud d"hit y
In Combs Bushes Buttons, Linen and Cotton Thread s,M
ing Silk small generally n Murray street Ne"
" nm div
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-17

The thousands cured az TINS INSTITUTION lt.,'
a veas and the numerous important Surgical Operations
performed by Io nson witnessed oy tht it'pi ar
d again and again before the public besides his standing as
gentleman of and possibility is suineien' qua
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
tFrom the Richmond Enqulrerl
Purchase of Mouat VernOn-CheerInR


We earnestly call the attention Of our readers 10
the correspondence, appeal aud Official report Of
the Mount Vernon Association, which follows. All
true patriots must rsoce At the prospect OF Moant
Vsrnon being soon secured 70 such glorious des.
tiny-We cannot too mighty commend the untiring
perseverance, Of the Ladies' the generous and pstr-
olie position which they assume towArds Mr.. Wash
ingtcu their country, aud especially towards vir-
glna. We call upoa all our counlrymen, 20 whom
the name Of Washington IL sacred word, 70 60 ri
ousy 20 work 10 aiding these ladies' and presenting
20 tae world the glorioas spectacle Of grateful pa
ton, by conseerAtug the home OF ia political fathes
aud by placing d 10 the charge OF the mother State,
90 his own las Dext birthday; 10 order that hener.
forth the birthdsy Of Republican gratitude shall be
she same - bis.
The editor Of the chArlsssoa co,svi.r. Who IA.
s.lugulshsd himself kr she enthusiastic aud en-.
srselie msDnsr Ia which he has adEocatsd this cause
aud broeshI large d0naons % The treasury, saws
a recent Hun0er Of that paper, we are pleased 20
perceive thst che beautiful cry, partly psrehed on
shoekos aad Church Hill. aud partly rpposinx ia
TIE beautiful asd Romantic valley Of the James Riy
sr, ls waking up % her duty, AL 10 TAX Der sp-
propriafe placa Ia tha pictare We should. lndead,
10 eratihsd % ase the s0li Domiisu' and the Pal.
metio State II honorable rivalry IN The elori0us en-.
tsspriss. Il wsll nessr DO 20 lst evca me Baaksr
Hiil Siate oeistfip both, o. efher III them. W ma
nihc nee Of contribution % she 10 likely 20 do un-
DEF she suspiees Of TIE pairiotic aad gisd Krer.
est"-No. us feply. Virginia docs noi iasend that
any Slsas ahsli equal htr coatioali0n Her sons
nnd deaRhisFs not insensibls % their dsiieafs
poslios, thslf solema issy, their high privilege.
ihry echo ne sesdin al II the Aanneaa Pres6y
tsrisn, uhieh Gays; Oar readers have pot losgba.
sen the voFas 81 Lsrd Aslson nstOrs the baisls a
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
II NASHVILLE:


The American state Convenfion.l
The American State Convention to nom
nate ascandidate for Governor, convenes in
this city on the first day of May next. We
are gratifed to see that the majority of the
counties have already appointed delegates
to represent them. We doubt not the
balance will act promptly, if they have not
already done so. 1t is important that as
many counties as possible should be repre-
scented, and we earnestly appeal to the del
egates to attend. Let us have full meet
ing. Let it not be said that in crisis like
this, when the very existence of our party
seems to be depending upon the result of
the approaching canvass, that we have not
vitality enough in our ranks to enkindle our
council fires. There never was period in
the history of any party, which required
more wisdom and sagacity, more patriotic
sacrifice, than is at present demanded of
the American Party of Tennessee. Dis
couraged by the reverses of the past, and
confronted by majority against us of
seven thousand, there has been a disincli-
nation on the part Of the great minds, ac-
customed to lead, and to give life and vigor
to our organization, to step boldly into the
arena and devote themselves to the work
of wrestling the State from the possession
of the Cloths of Democracy. Up to this
good hour no one knows who is to be the
American candidate for Governor. NJ
merous names have been mentioned in con-
nection with the position; but the man for
the occasion has not yet stepped forth.
This is an unpleasant reflection. 1t is a
singing commentary upon the conStancy,
patriotism, and courage of the leading men
of the Party A parallel case has never
been presented by the Democracy of Ten
nessee. They permit nothing to discourage
them When, in 1910, they were over
whelmed, routed, dispersed, what did they
do? Did Encouragement paralyze their en-
ergies? No, they boldly gathered together
their scattered legions, and, in l841, Mr..
Polk, in the face of tloeLre thousand npaj9ri-
ty, gallantly and fearlessly assumed the
lead. There was that in the moral power
of such intrepidity which endeared him to
his party, and caused every man to work
zealously and untiringly. The tlCelce thou
sand majority was cut down to almost
nothing. Let us take lesson from this
example. What was done by Mr.. Polk and
the Democracy in l84l, can now be done
by the American Party with leader of
great moral and mental weight, of courage
and fortitude. We have such men in our
ranks-men whom the people would delight
to honor. One of them must be called to
the lead The American masses must see
that their delegates come up to the State
Convention, with this purpose in view. If
a bold aud fearless leader, whom the people
respect and love for his moral, intellectual,
and physical qualties-one who will can
vass the State vigorously-is chosen, what
ever of doubt and dependency may now
overhang our cause, will be dissipated; and
success may reward our exertions.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
SEWING MACHINES.

NJ SINGER co. have opened an ONCE, at s6, Public
Square Nashville, for the sale o their celebrated seW-
ing Machines Thoe who wish purchase sewing Machines
which they depen upon do az the above place.
II IL generally admitted BY an who have used Sewing Va
rhnes thst Singers super all others. They Be
used an fabrics such Muslin, Linen, 10th, toton
Leather By merely changing thu Needle and Thread They
wiI WORK with spool oton. sk, or Thread These ma
chimes wors faster are more durable and simple than any
otrrs They are do what they represent
ed Singers Machine established fact Gail and sseit
In operation at q, Public square, Na.hvilie
l. NJ. SINGER co.
Being practical Machinst, am prepared 10 hx Ma
chimes Of singers that may 10y cdenO get Gus Of order
anrT II p 10Y Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16

]. G. STARK, Esq, is the American NOM
inee for the Senate from Robertson, Mont
gomery, and Stewart. Mr.. Stark is an
able, active, and effective canvasser, aud
has heretofore served in the Senate with
honor to himself and his county.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
monns VERNON.

We republish from the Richmond En-
q1tirer the correspondence, appeal, and off,
cial report of the Mount Vernon Associa
ton relative to the purchase of Mount
Vernon. We have room only this morning
to commend the subject to the attention of
our readers. Will not the fair daughters
of Tennessee cooperate with their sisters
of Virginia in the great and hallowed en-
terprise in which they are enlistedY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
NEW BOOKS
RECEIVED THIS DAY

CHARLIE S W. SMT TIL.
My Last Cruise or, Where We Went and What We Saw.
By A. W. Hpbersham, Lieut. G. s. Navy.
TIE American CitiEen-His Rights Duties according
to the Spirit of the Constitution.
Adventures in Several Countries Of the Interior Af-
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The Rangers and Regulators of the Tanaha: Tale Of
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Life in its Lower, intermediate and Higher Forms BY
PHILIPPE Henry Gosse, RS.
scampavias from Gibel Tarek to stamboul By Harry
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The Husband in Utah; Or Sights and Scenes among the
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CORNS, BUNIONS.

A Nd TROUBL'S IMs TOE NAILS, however long stand.
n ing. bad inlessiy and permanently cured in
Re minutes by DR. DALTON, Pedist TO the Roy
al Family Of England France and Portugal, who is
a profess Onal tour OF the Southern and IVES States
Of America and will visit Nashville ab Tuesday,
the i4h Of this month"; Whsn all rther pArtcu win be
In th per, 9th testimonials q the most sasac
tory description from Of the most distinguished sdi
cal gentle neo in South America
N. B-DT. D'ALrOS being accompanied by HIS wife, Is
wish1l 10 obtain, with very respectable family, in
pleasant and central slation we'll furnished pArlor and
sleeping room, ~ith board and attsnitnee during his
Terms AMI further particulars may be let al the once Of
this paper. Aprl4 t.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
Tom Moore's Life Complete
W. 7. Berry & Company
NAVE JUST RECETVED
MEMOIRS, JOURNAL AND CORRESPONDENTS
OF
TT o NJ A s MOOR E.
EDITED BY LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
vols. royal vo, cloth.
Opinions Of the Press.

Opinions Of the Press.
'Who has not heard Of Tom Mcore the Irish Posf To
al who have read bs popular Needles this
VIII prove exceedingly interesting especially the sutobiOg-
rauhy Of Poet from his earliest reeoseons 10
hood. We heartily recommend it."-N Y Courier.
"Thomas Moore is the last the great poets thst -four.
ished in the beginning Of the century. biography
ably written must be eagerly sought sner Ire publ
ea,y indebted the Mrssrs Appleton for the ehssp
and elegant in which thsyhaVe issued it"-G =
Com. Adr.
"This has been much looked for with interest
the admirers Of bard Of modern times The
new work has disappointed The sparkling vvaey
Of Soores letters viii recommend hen models OF style
to thos who ain emihenee IN sPistOlsry correspond
enee"-Al6dHy Register.
Every who taste segsn, ters,ur.
will at once procure copy Of the Work"-Csarle.t2s
Courier.
seems TO US that Lord John Russell has prepared
very eredahe work indeed He evidently entered Upon
itconamore and has think, pursred IT TIE end with
adeiity, enthusiasm aud sceuracy."-Bitish Oo'oHit
The work hsstwo observation-disclosures tire subject
the other the editor But into It without
seeming that It answered the highest expectations that
could be Iegi'imaey formed oft. The work will ofcourse
be gem the literature Of the day "-A6any Argus
"rhat Il edited with ability heua name Of Eng'and's
great statesman is a glaray."-H. Y. CiHreAmGR.
"MOore's Life BY Russell striking picture Of
English life, such within the ohserVaton and
perienee Of the pOet"SoutScra Csris,i1n AdooeGfs.
"we seen the min1e faests ct eetera Of one Of the
most versatile volupuous and melodeous bards who
His intimacies with all the Feniuses Of the day,
whether they poets artists statesmen, and the
naivese with Ehieh he honestly raes away about
thing in his0wn literary life his social either, 10 which
latter but he smuse at his bon vvant propeusies
have in his style Of narrsting them much Of charm
for than generally find IN he private life Of Of
genius, whe~ th- decorousy drawn aside
we end it here."-Stt7fraoy Budget
w. T. ". 4 Co. have als) on sale
TIE ENGLISH EDITION OF MOORE's LIFE AND
CORRESPONDENTS, in vols IL mo- cloth
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to Railroad Contractors;
Hob sATH.

LOT OF Mules, Carts and Harness, Carts and Chains
IASevrn Stlson's Patent Excavaors, very superior ma
chine with which excavation be done az Ia The usual
large lot o new, AMI partly shoVe PEGS
and Mattocks Drills. Bars sledges Mssons Toll Der
ricks and Rggin, miths' Tool Once Furniture, &c.
fine Saddle Hor,e pair patched hay Carriage Hsrses,
old Two o. Plated Carriage Harness and
eeGant Top Buggy for two horses All Of which
win be sod cheap Tor cash approved short time paper
Early app cation to tn subscriber az the Nashv and
North Railroad Office at the Nashville and Chata-
nooga Depot, viii secure good barg inns.
A II
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HnrtsVIlIe CnnNantInn.

We are requested to state that the
American Convention at Huntsville to- NOM
mate candidates for Senator and FIoater,
viii meet on the 25th of this month, in
stead of the 3Oth, as mentioned in the pro-
ceedings of the meeting in Sumner county.
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R6r The Democratic State Convention,
we are informed, made a saponaceous APP
plication to the best man in their party
yesterday, in the shape of recommends
ton to run for Congress. What's to be
the effect of it?
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b9- 1t gives US pleasure to state that
our young friend, HENRY Nancy, Esq,
has received the American nomination for
Floater from the counties of Davidson,
Montgomery, and Robertson.