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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-11-04

rFlour was selling in Pittlrgh, on last
Monday at S4,25 TO So a barrel
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-11-04
New Advertisements.

Ss1 600 WORTH OF MADE Up CLOTHING
Gp at the corner store WM IRWIN
Curwensyille November 4. 1857.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-03-26

ETA Methodist minister at the West,
who lived Ion a very small salary. was great,
~ troubled at one time TO get bic quarterly
instsllment. He at last told the paying
trustee that he must have his money, as his
family were suffering for the necessaries q
lifes sa,t9a hB5s srfa ~ 81 y2bcd aaj 7c
Money" replied the stewart. "You
preach for money! I thought you preached
for the good Of souls!' iqs,.a n Nh
"Souls!" replied the minister" CAM
eat souls, and,if J. could, It would take !
thousand such as yours 10 make i decepl
meal" .a
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-03-26

GrAlonzo Lombardi, a celebrated sculd
trr q the Emperor Charles ", was grsa-
coxcomb. He got punished one day bF !
young lady of Bologna, to whom he took Il
into his head to make love to in q foppish
manner She was his partner at q ball. 10
the midst Of which be turned 70 her, and
heaving profound Sigh. said as he iooksss'
her in lhesface with what be thought instIa-
bic sweetness il hiseyes and We alsys sup-8
pose some fantastic and writing gessarss
..if tie not love ] feelapraY what 4 i s's.-
s.PerhaPs," said the young lady, .something
bites you.sr', M
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-03-26

ms mi Ia ma ~
,ret,v ,ooa fl,r1hi., ana :. 4. go,, no r..
NE. m.d. .o,.., ,,,.,..,,d,.. s,j..sa,.' a
brs,k the door oo.n ,aa !, mi. failed him,
hs m,as .ev.,,l .I,.m,,. upan tho ,op.- Bu,
Ih,a NJ "a, of ~. doi.g ,av,hing there 10,
The roo ~ ,bs ear, 4. framed with dove,ail.
and each ,lesuer bol,ed 10 the post with
;,on hoI,. Thad n made .o I coud carr
.besyy' n loads there. By The by. sfter ali else s
had f.iIed. the scamp commenced 10 balIoo
bawboaa 10 the horse. and kent Il up untiihe
tbeeame quite boarse. All this time kent
perfectly quiet, holding the reins firmly, and
kept pokihe the beast with the whip stock.
awe were not an hour In going that dog.
en- miles--not Bit Of Il. I hadn't much
fear. pefhaps mic NJ tell the truth and say
that / had none, Tor / had 4 good pistol. and
more than that, my passenger was safe, yet
I was glad when, | came, to- the old -four
barrel factory that stands at the edge Of
Jackson v viliape, and in ten minutes hauled
up in front of the tavern, and found a couple
Of men in the barn cleaning down some
stage horses. ....
"WsIl, old feller, I" saws I, as got down
and went round 10 the back Of tbe wagon.
.you have had good ride, hayn't yea" p
"Who are youi" he cried, aud he kind of
swore q little, too, az he asked the cues.
ton. Il .t'9 1f5i 7ez eeTis ~ aar,4-Ee9
ann the mai, Won tried 10 shoot -, 4 re.
plied. 2 % 81 ,aBaoa - aoiib2 . 81. .vE q
"Where am 7, Let mo out," he vellcd
"Look here, we've come to a safe STOPPING
njaee. and mind We. INV pistol ia reaav for %
The moment, vou shov vourseIf Na,v las
ouie,.n ora ,9j IS
-"Bv this time, the two bostlets had come
nm n see what was the m.,,e,. and 7 az.
nl,;ned n oll,o them. /. After ,b;s. I eo, nm.
of them to run and rout out the sheriff. and
tell wba, I believed I'd 30, for him. The
frs, s,reaks of daylight were ;,s, comino nm
and in half an hour i, would he broad d.v.
Ioht I, less tb,, tb., time ,hs al. ,;fF
came. and two men with him. I told the
whole in 1 few words and then he mnde for
the cart Hs told The chan ;n.;de i bo hs
was and Il he made the least resi.,,nc, h. a
be a dead man. Then slioped the wrench
ont snd Ms I LET door down The iellew made
. snrinu. 7 cuoobt him bv the ,nk 10 md ba
came down ON nj. face and IN \ ,,omen,
more the officer had him Il w,s now ,,,v.
E,b, md tho mameu s,w tho .h,nai,.
coonized him, He ,v,s marched .f "a ,he
loci M and + told ,,hs .b.rifr + sb,u,d r..
maj, in. ,aun,,la,v ,sr5..,s, !, .,s .r
"sr,., hrs,t,.s, ,hs .bs,;tY cams, dawn ~
The ,,xsr. md ,old me- ,b,, I b,d c,uob, N.
ysrv, h;,d and ,h., ;r I,wo,Id .rem.in u,,il
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-03-26

or The rose Of FLORIDA, the most beauti-
ful Of flowers. emits no fragrance; the bird
Of Paradise. the most beautiful Of birds, gives
no song; the cypress of Greece, the fnest
Of trees. yields no fruit. In like manner,
dandies, the sbiniest Of men. have no sense;
and ballroom bellies are very often ditto
sometimes o little more so. earE atu4,ass
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-03-26

or" You have considerable floating pop
uiation in this village. hay'nt you!" asked
a stranger of one OF the citizens Of ayillsge
on the Mississippi. "Well. ra;her.n' was
the reply, "about half the year the water is
up to the second story windows."
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-03-26

0T One ofour exchanges says--"It Is o
popular idea iha, courtship was the conse.
quence Of the original sim We don't know
how that may be, but il is plain enough that
great deal Of original sinis the consequence
Of courtship. II .,,2ass '
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-03-26
''lAOflaIs;'
J sChiidhootl and Its visitors.

t..t.l-
~ u Sr ga EpVAsn sULwHH'LyTroH.
opes on . time. when sunny Mar bno hsss9,
swesskissIne up ME April shoWers. 20 vea I
cav fair Childhood bard st plaJ,tl lsHfsE p
Before bank OF blnshing aowers. "a 10 ssa.
Happy-he knew not whence OF how dfe
And smiling-Who could choose bni lore hiEf
Pnr not more glad ihau chIldhood's brow Ia
Was the gay heaven that laughed above him.
Ola Tine e1ms hobblihs Ia his wrath, e
YAndiihht green valleys calm invaded, Ia aF'
Ghc brooks grew dry beneath his path, e iIai
3 The birds were mute, the liiIss faded;l ~ a1s
a orecian tomb stood full In sight, 10 ~
And that old Time began - battery sil a4a
But Childhood, watched his paper kiie. I, to-
Nor, heeded be, one whit, tho matter. aie5ah
win euriIps lip, and eye sskancc, 4 ~.
S'Guilt gnzed upon The seehe q minute,
But chlldhood's arrhIy simple glance u ''@',''l
Had such a holy spen within Is, t'oisif2'
That the dark demon 70 the air yt4h f69itt,
sAgain! spread forth its bafisd pinion. Ft.'t 81
And hid his envy and despair, sTaSo . 81 S3vh
-iself-tortured, lin his own dominion. no eii'
xadT .a1il 8sio4 h 80 Gsgis,PgaatJ et9
Then stepped gloomy phantom up, hegts !sa
Pale, cypress-crowned, night's awof-l daughter
And profsred him a fearful cup, 1.ss5 !,
I Fnn to the brlm Of bitter water;
Says Childhood: MADAM, what's your namei"
Aud when the beldsme uttered "Sorrow.n
Then cftcd "Dont interrupt my game,
prithee call again Tomorrow" ." y :
The muse Of Plndus thither came,
Il Andiwooed him with.ihe soflests numbers @as
That ever scattered wealth and fame
Upon youthful poets slumbers.
Though sweet the Tyre and sweet the lay,
ITO Childhood IL was all riddle; -zrssz.'
ttGood grucious!,' cried he, "send away al.
That noisy woman with a Aide!"
Then Wisdom stole his hat and ball, ~ H. },ta
And taught him with most sage endsavor 80,
Why bubbles rise and acorns fail,
And why no Joy may last forever; g.se
She talked OF all the wondrous laws Al 3D..
Which Nature's open book disclosos;
But CHILDHOOD, when he made 4 pause, 5.,.,.r
Was fast asleep among the roses. ~,
Sleep on, sleep on! pale Manhood's dreams y
Are all Of earthly pair or pleasure; HiE'f @
ofglory's tolls, ambitions schemes, ifA'tV. }'-
= OF cherished love or boarded treasure, ~,
Buttotle couch, where Childhoodlies, 5ai ssS'
"a pure unmingled trance is given, i5aii..
Lit up by rays from sersph's eyes, .,t .gE fsas
And glimpses Of remembered heavenl i &
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-03-26

01-A Duchman, who hada brother hun
IN this country. wrote to his relatives iniot.
ming them that his brother had been placed
II public situation BY the governmaKs
and It the time Of bis DEATH had several
thousand people. including the sheriff sna
ersnd iary Hn5sr hius
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-03-26

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ano ima'F'H'a.eI k'' W sna 'rss.sa "tssi''
lWhen teaSneu 'ns ysfa 'Ouae 'hs e,Oee.
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5s".u ny I no' .1HI !" 11'es ~ 's ~ .ioS.s ,0S.
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80 ~. q. ....,a 80 80
,ha, the sound heard, was yerv close TO me.
Astbe hind wheels came nm. II fair The ierk
Of fthehole. Iheard something tumble from
one side to the other Of nv wagon: and i
could also feel the jar occasioned by the
movement. Itwassinply . man in my cart!
knew this ON the instant, Of course felt
puzzled. Al first ! imagined that some poor
fellow had taken this method to obtain q
ride, but J seon gave this up, Tor ! knew that
any decent man would have asked me for a
ride. My next idea was that somebody had
got in to sleep; this passed sway as.quickly
ss it came, for no man would have broken
into my cart for that purpose. And that
thought, gentleman. opened my eyes
Whoever was in there, had broken in. '..
"My next thoughts were OF the suspicious
individual ! saw at the tavern. He heard
me sSy that my load was all sold out, andot
course he supposed ! had some money with
me. In this he was right, for had over two
thousand dollars. ! thought he meant to
leave the cart when he supposed had reach
ed asafe place, and then either creep over
and shoot me, or knock me down. All this
passed through my mind by the time ] had
got rod from the hole. gk.a
"In avery few moments my resolution
was formed. My horse was knee deep in
the mud, and knew could slip off without
noise. So | drew my pistol, and having
twinea the reins about the whip stock. !
carefully slipped down in the mud, and IS
the car. passed on, ] went behind it and ex-
nmined The hasp. ~, q, ...F,,, IT, Sac
THE door of the cart let's down, and is
fastened BY hasp. which slips overa staple,
and then is secured BY paddock. Tue pad.
lock was gone. and the hasp was secured in
its place by bit Of pine, SO that u slight
force from within could break ii. My wheel
wrench hung ina leather bucket on the side
of the cart. and ! quickly took it out and
slipped il into the staple, the iron handle just
sliding down. d sts Il
"Now / h,d him. My cart was almost
new, made in stout frame Of white oak, and
made on purpose for hard usage. did not
believe any ordinary man could. break out.
| 90, on nv car. as noise lessly as I cot of,
.nd ,hon ,rrsd ms, hnrso ~, ALL La.a;,,.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-03-26

0T-'I rise for information" said mem.
Der Of Congress. s..I am very gisa ID hear
is" srisd one sitting by. .iot no one aeedsit
morss" d Aaisg0Eo ss pl asnaaH Hl hetifsa
s4sN la tasg,l sAii isa bSaaia G8sd spS4 syBd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-28
NASHVILLE STEAM STONE SAW WORKS,
Walnut Grove,

walnut Grove,
JEFFERSON STREET.
Q AMUEL HASLAM, having made important additions
- to his machinery, and greatly increased his facilities
for manufacturing Stone every description is equal in
point of finish and durability any made in the city, and
low prices and giving his personal attention TO the
setting of the work he feels confident that be can give
satisfaction all who may favor him with their orders
such Setting Stone Front to Houses to SILL to Fencing
to Steps String CorniCs, to Large Landing to Saw
Tagging, 10 Bush Hammered Tagging, to Curling, 70
Cuping, Chimney Top. and all the branches of Stone
Cutting, for cash. ,may2s-lyl sAAUEL HASLAA
New Auction House.
HAVE opened the Store No % Cedar street, opposite
Post Once, where will sell every evening. Advance
@ .es made on positive and C!'f Fox re-
MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY.
THE Directors of this Company announce 70 the
Public, that this Cemetery has been laid of with suit
able avenues and walks and portion Of the ground.
BubdlTlded into Family Lots, which are offered for sale
The map Of the grounds can be seen al the office Of
Lindsey Crockett where the public invited to call
aud examine the
Tie Company feel confident they could not have made
suitable location for Cemetery in The vicinity OF
Nashville and pledge themselves 70 the public 20 spare no
money pains to make it equal to any Cemetery in the
Union and such Nashville may feel some pride in
The Cemetery ia now in charge OF competent Super
inteuden living the ground under whose direction in
ermens viii be made in the best manner and at the
usual charges.
The Directors Of the Company are DESTROYS that the
grounds should be visited by the citizens OF Nashville and
Tor that purpose az Omnibus will leave the Office OF Lnds
lev & Crockett at o'clock, Tuesday afternoon, the
sh inst and every Friday afternoon thereafter at the
came hour The seats will be free
Ladies and Families DESTROYS Of visiting The grounds,
viii be called for their residences By sending their
cards TO the President Of the Company.
A. Y. s.LlNDSLEY, Prss't
C. w.YAScE. see'y. jy6-H
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-28
TO THE CoNsg aERs De CURN MEAL iN

QAa4Ah At1AEs
I HAVE started hli 10 the citT, and Win keep o.
I nand, fresh Neal az No 10, south SIMMER sirzsl
All orders attended 20, and viii sell e tho logt Gu
city, AMI VII deliver 10 customers aHv part ~ th5
PriCs JW.CARDWFIL
nsJlS-u AEsnt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-28
S. w. GUNTER.

UCCESSOR 70 W, L PERT, Church and Vine
y would respectfully announce TO the citizens of Nashville,
that he prepared ill all orders in the Baking and Family
Grocery line Of business
thankful for past fvors would ehserfuy recommend
my successor Mr. GUErEH 70 my old friends and customers.
ianI7-i57-3ms ~ L ET.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-28

GOOD lot OF JOist, Sesntling, and two Inch Plank
n hand cheap cash. good lot Of Boards Poplar
Shingles delivered In few days those waning
them. BY Mill is cutting daily. Agent for other Mills
will pay particular attention % all orders Call Gt the
Savings Institution and leave your orders you With then
allsl lnoF25l J. 0. DARDEE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-28
Staple Goods,
FANCY AND SOLID COLORED
PRINTS,

Of all Qualities and Manufacture
Dunnen & Co., Gloucester, Burn, Flo
renee, Washington, Franklin, A. &
w. Sprague, RichmOnds, Con
estOga, American, Frank
fort, P. Allen s. Son, Manches-
ter, Cocheco, Briggs, Bay State, RO-
bersons, Lyon Company, HOyle 10 and
A Double Purple English;
And ell the different makes of English
Prints of all widths
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-28
VERANDAH HOTEL.
NOTICE 10 STOCNiIOLDEFS.
OvvIcE NASHVILLE Gas LrGHr Co.
E-h -1.l--. IA HH--

INHE Stockholders Of the Nashville Gas Light paHy,
are hereby notiad hsthe annual election Of seven D
TectOrs, 70 for twelve months viii pEce the
Sta day OF March the Office Of the Company Cher
u Street. JAS n. KENDRtCK, SeC'y.
Feb. I'D.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-28

100 Negroes Wanted.
THE uutesgnet viii the cash for one hundred likely
young Negroes delivered them az their sale House at
No. - Cedar street Nashville, Tenn. They will board Ne
Eroes and sell her persons commission and viii keep
arzs number on hand for ata times, and viii be
sponsble for Negroes Ie in their charge and will have
uar Auction Of Negroes every SATURDAY MlRStsa
UovIa@iy JAMES ~ HARRISON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-28
DRY GOODS.

3 ihis is an age Of progression end You may well
be out Of the world as 70 be out Of the fashion, that
icing the case, you should call Immediately #
GSiCh0lsOn's
and supply yourself with some Of those BEAUIlE III
DRESS GOODS which we're selected with 90 mueh
taste and seuton the Of which ere TOO numerous
n mention In word everything that is usually kept in
NO. DRY GOODS HOUSE.
We don't wish 20 boast for the Goods will speak tor
themselves eli ask is call from the pu9lo generaly'
Besides Dress Goods, we have an eEcelient lot Of
WRAPPING,
Hacb as Coaks Nantllas, Tslmas, shaWls, Sears &C.
Also the different kinds Of Lsees and Bmbroideries Our
1toet ofGENTLEMEN'S WEAR is very complete con.
sisting Of Cloths Cassimeres, Yegngs and Furnishing
GOods Also good stock Of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
such Is Bed Tickings Domestic Drilling Blankets Linf
ssv Jeaus Fannes Irish Linens in fact everything o.
lhe kind All Of which we viii sell at . very low profit
l. Q. NICHOLSON CO,
aeptQl No. % Public Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-28

the sITf5SCRI7IE7T7g

AVE- Just opened very hand5I1.s -sss1Tt1.ent I'd
4 Furn'sning Goods, comp risiBE great variety o.
Gio7e ousPeuders, Neck Ties, Black and Fancy sack
amen CanlDrie liar dkerchIes Lambs Wao ana Cot.oa
a1it Hose, Gents ShaWis and MaH.sa, &C.. &C. an oi
which will be sold al fair prices
septic rTTrrus A fuuoT7,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-28
Fresh Arrivals,
OF GROCERIES AND LIQUOR.

I n hhUS. prime HuElFs
DO S0 Loaf and Crushed and Powdered Sugar.
$50 boxes Havana Sugar. llsss Holland en-
90 bags choice Baltimore un bots choice Meiazsas
Ioneei 100 saCks due Salt.
so do Laguyra Coffee 20 boxes 81 .sqe.
% DO Java Codse5 $50 caas- b-st En-l n SODA
500 b0Nea halves and quarisrs3u0 boxes Jar soa8.
star Candles: 90 BAGS Cluy-r.
30 DO virgins IoeaccOil0J dozen painted BaCkats-
dnes. brands; 9 casks Na.ifar.
20 dozen Oysters 90 Gags lsplc8
$50 packages MackereI; 100 b5rs peBBsr
SEQ GO Cigars all grades; no boTss oasr no 40 bs.
1000 bags Shot, assorted Pint Fiasxs.
500U lbs bar Lead $40 u4u.f4ar4- 4-.,rfa-f.
$4,000 c. d. Caps; DO s-r5oaz b-sf TrdIga.
25 coils Cotton Rope; ravFs SuInhnv
81 bales Spanish AiOss 20 Uqr7-is Cra~reras
~ neau upss Sd casks London Porter
casks seignet Brandy 500 nests Market Bsskais
. casks indian City sWe950O barrels Whisky, al grades.
- wines 2uo Do Brandy, Gin, aud Kun
200 DO Cue Whisky: t5yrfasr with a o.re--l gs
eiy OF Gcercs just receiving sud viii be old low Ii M,
Trade BY ldocl3l LANiER, PHILLIPS q 90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-28

''IlE eminent H4aTE7" go val kr0,-, b, a-s-v Ban
len1an IN fhi1dclP1ia AS IRE most suecsssuI Gutter
% garments, - n9w % e-t-bl-hmsu. No. ls Cesar
street and q prepared to t- mezsufs ard o. exhibit G.
Zoe az as1oimsut OF Clio Is Ca7s eTs ana Fsstinrs rs
.cfe ever displayed IN Nashville Our soca Of kei1g
AAde Ciolhirg both gensnsus and v0uths IS naa i1ti
ana our furnishing Department contains every article
cymprlssd under hat had.
ueflA-E CLIFTON q a{uoTs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-28
EIRRCHAETS


JUST RECEIYED AND E0W IN STORE.
ls5 hhds ~ U, Sugar, barrels Jamaica Ram.
SO boxes Havana Sugar. 500 escorted peusiiobus
I2S barrels n ]. tEusheo-ul patk-gss ". Is haiEas
sugar. 100 ellis Cotton RoDs
IS barrels y. Y. POvdsredsa5 Sross lsJsss ...F
sugar, $40 a.zsn Painted Buafsts
% barrels n U Loaf sugar So ue;is s. Painted Gubs
zyO oarreis N U. holassss, 30 t,zss Store lpes
new CrOpj Co b. KS Trure-rta ar,.
ss6 bags Selected Baltimore lslpsrcr qusI.fvl
Coffee SEQ KEYS While Ierd
500 bags \ O. Rio Coffee. Loco s5as Sai's 49,,
So b5gs Iagura Co1ss sjzssl
IS bags Old GOverumsut5Cu grls. EIsekirs
Java CoIse leo boxes s-ia ana German
% bags Pepper SOAP
20 Days spice, 80 cases Carolina Ricn
leo clsks super Carbonate 90 de- Zine Wash Barss
soda 500 relus Superior WTbg-
40 hall chests Imperial B piuZ Pap-r
Black Tea, 500 81. d ID cana
$50 boxes Va and Ky. TOly0 -gs shot
baCcO. 10 kess bar IeaI
large assortment Of com 400 blrssls 8loser Sssa
non and me Clgars 81 barrels B1tlagsa sod
$50 boxes Carrots Scotch Cralssrs
Suuf $50 bbls Rsa,issd Wbisksy.
90 boxes smoking Tobacco, Is barrels Ud Bour5o5s
50 coils Manilla Rope. Whissev
50 boxes Pearl starch, IS barre S Ao1ourshsIsaud
p cases szrd.nss, Old k5s Whi5tgv
/ 50 ses OYSTERS so barrels Robertson Csa1
so boxes Assorted Pickles tr 81 h5geer
So boxes Casup aud Pep-l5 blrIcs Oh j ucoIB r-bis
per Sauce. key,
IS boxes ASS d. Pie Fruits, & az e.sss Pure Frsues
/ 25 cases Brady Cherries, brandy
/ 30 boxes " Chess, 10 Uasks Pure Port Wine
| % boxe1 English Dairy casss FuTs Maiagl DO
Cheea3 casks Purs sh-rfT d.
sJ0 packages star Candles. casks Pure Mlnera d.
30 do faliow do % bo's hGuvc Sweet 90
- bags Timothy seed, So bbis American Brandy
500 bUxe5 assd. Glass Ware. 10 bb.s Annie Er,Bdv
100 boxes sAl0 AMI IONl2 DO sb5. Peach BraBdT
Window Glass,
JAMS EART HACRAE q CO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-28

NNTE hive just received extensive assortment o.
W BOYS Clothing Of var7ls 5ty- and prices which
We respectfully invite friends aud the pulIfe ysB
orally 10 call and examine are also constantly -
csivng geutemeus Over Coats, Dress a1d Fr0cs Goals
and fests OF every description Oar sto1s Of FnrnEhil
Goods is nov complete. zl o Whcl In addition ie hsavF
arrival Of Cloths Cassimeres and Fzugs n the piece We
hatsr rssvss will oder ind lcs-euts arsIv rrrStad
% the citizens Of Nashville
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-28
A POSITIKE CURE
INV EKRHsRSS.

WYE are just in receipt fresh supply Of the eele.
w brated PANCAKE, LYONS TWfST, and FLAT
CHEWING TOBACCOS manufactured especially for MS
of very finest Tobacco and is superior to any ever
brought to this city Give 1t trial.
sept9 LYONS 3 CO.. No. 10 Cedar st.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-28
VALUABLE IMPROVED CITY LOTS FOR


ONE Lot fronting Maple 80 feet running back
~ 100 feet with superb Brick Dwelling, containing
10 rooms, good cistern, SmOke-hOuse, &c.
ALSO Lot fronting l26 feet Pearl street and 100
feet deep, with good two story Brick House containing
10 rooms servants rooms kitchen, &c good WE'LL smoke
house. &c Both Lots finely set with shrubbeFy shade and
fruit trees, and will be sold accommodating terms. APP
ply to NANCE q WOODWARD,
JAMES NJ. MURRELL, or
WIN. c. NANCE.
Several good Farms, we'll improved, near Nashville
A large number Of unimproVed LOts. Several Garden
Lots, from 10 IS acres, the city. Those wishing
purchase will do well 70 call soon OF.
jan7-'57-tf. NANCE & WOODWARD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-28
IlEOre NeVV aaOnais.

WE have 1st received, per siea Ona, dozen
w large Platform Scales, four zen Hatch's Counter
Scales q dozen assored Coffee Mills Together
large sasoitmeut Hollow Ware Wholesale or Re-
call. We also he most sKtoHaivs and well selected
o Cooking and Heating stoves Be found IN
stg (dscGS-ti3 sIEWABT q OWEN.