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Penzzlanship.

A Ii persons who desire 70 Join
n NH. DOLBEAR,S
Classes, should do 50 Immediately
N B.-NO Pupils will be received amer April Goth.
those who wish to know the advantage Of Mr.. DIS in
Etrucions, should inquire Of those Ladies and Gentlemen
who have attended his Glasses families WhOss
children have attended his instructions
Mr.. n. particularly DESTROYS be judged only by the
suits Of his abOrs, and BY the vi that may
have been witnessed in s. RTTINs SCHooLsi'
where the teaching @--cOrhned TO the mere
imitation Of copy, ~ without the knOWl-
edge Of such scent &c = - principles must
guide 1nsFngy to the logic Of those who be-
eve that the railroad, steamboat and telegraph do
pass In speed, the OK cart barges, and post boys.
M D. believes that every person learn that three
times three make nine snd that when PeRmanship taught
principles fixed add uniform that Of arithmetic
Will be equally certain all who guided by them,
whether they are six or sixty years Of age.
Ladies and Gentlemen requested to call and examine
for themselves the improvement Of others.
Hours to II A NJ and 20 s. P. NJ, and at night.
maFCh29 TT
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s. ". GuNTEM.
4, KERR & CO.,


mp, rRTERs OF
HAVANA CIGARS, WINES, BRANDIES, &c
lust received by steamer Scotland and Cumberland
y large stock Of goods. Am Ong which ars
5O0OOO Cigars fine brands,
100 baskets Champagne Wine
5OboXes fine Port
81 boxes fine sheTTyi
80 casks fine Br8ndies;
g5 boxes Calhoun Whisky3
10 boxes Sardnes,
90 bbls fine old Bourbon Whisky;
100 cases Brand in bottles.
fine assortment Of Fruits, CTacnul
all kinds fine stock Of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
Pipes Of all kinds and hsng that is kept in our line
which will sell at the lowest price for cash.
All those owing will please call and pay, as we must have
money, aHd further indulgence cannot give.
mar26-H A. KERR & co. q CsdaFst,
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NO HU1TBUG

n LEOPOLDs Pa rns Metalc India Rubber Coated Peas
~ for sale At JOHN YORK CO.'S BOOK STORE, only
authorised agents for Nashville Price SO per gross with six
r25 per dozen with holder The Pens
coated with preparation OF india Rubber aHd
ranted 70 cOrrods They superior any gold pen
writing. Look particularly for the Of c. LEoFoLB,
and get thelgsnune article. lmsr2S-d3w"
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BLANK BOOKS.
LBDGERS, journals, Day Books, Cash Books Invoice
Books Check Books Note Paper, Envelopes Ink Gold and
Steel Pens, Inkstands, Pencils. Just received BY
mrhl7 JOHN YORK & co.
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J. M. McF adm & Co Co
AND FORWARDINc
MERCHANTS

10. . EEVEH, ASB s. cosHSErI1r -,
clfva s,,.l,r ..,,,.r-- 49,, ST. LOUIS, NO.
8A0eIiugas tasma hurrn- Wn-s-- -.
ConsiEnments solicited and rroGipiy dig6o-sl ~ D.,
eeeos acid sab eci 20 slight drafts. o-' Ffe-
A, neieF E0-- dessrs- W r. GoFion & Co N,ss-r1
essrs Parmele & Bro, New Orleans Jobn 8s1sg ros
Ilm9os' % l. 9 Bowers Esq, Macon. c. ~, -
S sP ESQ Roswell, Ga, AeIsrs. =. D. i-hs' 4 ~ n
1919 Ens-gsr
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CHEAP LA bFSA ANP Po DESIRABLE RESI-

Nl abog. 81 - 5aet Of Land containing Is5 acres
Of 10 or h nom. i, VIA large Brick Dwelling
Also BsS1 ~ lae, a great oarEa WILDE Zivsn
-e above 40 acres Of Land pqrtIT ti--b.-,s
"a ne " aoeIiand river, and being Ds-t ~ ~ -
and others. CAL on ~ ii ii ~ s5ee4rcl1 Love
~ College rfrest
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For Sale

THEHOMRsTEADOF MATHRw NRrsov a. 49,.
D ms tract ts beautifully situated On he 4 q ~ ri
,l.loaa, IL niles trnul AashVe. g known 10 b. f
tho very best land iu Rutherford county a. -.
a isnee and mnJty 10 euTatous TIE balance wei
hurricane Greek runs throu n tse errs t-1-r
800! NUMBER Of perpetual SPriaFs, Hheh mahs h
-ols ato,E Farm The s0ll Is rich enough h se
co, grain or gzass. - u -'.lout ooac-
eulenis consist Of frame Dwelling win ssvs,
~ out houses complete, GIN barn stabe sIe rs
rio.'it VII % IN Aashvtlle few weeks and win 49,
11r-s rloIlhg ne premssI % any who nav dsrre IL
,sLIs :, terms easy possession given iunmsdisfeIv
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Pref. woods Hair RestOratiVe.-This won
deru preparation having paris Of
Union. 1t is Of the few patent medicines
tAe country, that really their inveH-
tors claim for them. Wherever had fair trial the
result precisely Wood predicts. has never
white hair back the COLOR where
the directions have been strictly followed in Numerous
has restored the hair upon heads that had been bald
f0ryears. pretended ihatu will make the hair grow
The restoration the hair has been maHy in
where the seemed utterly hopeless is
certainly worth while for all who have hair 10 t.y
the experiment. Of using bottle Of Woods Resora-
tivs.-KoiE0 Workman.
HOIOway's Pills and Ointment.-PRrJU
ICE FAEsUsHEDThe dispensares and hospitals OF Europs
are regularly supplied with these remedies. They are
admitted be indispensable 10 disease the exterior nteEu
raonts and The secTetive organs.
? Sold the manufactures, No. 80 Maiden Lane Nav
York and No. 244 Strand London BY all druggists At
RSc- g. &c. and 81 per box or pot
FACTS FOR PARENTS
The only way bsie and overcome disease is t1ybegin
ii NE undatiou and remove Cause. Hence patients
have been treated for great variety di.easss wher
worms have been the sole occasion OF Illness B.
Fahneocks celebrated vermifugei the mdesl and most
sFecsuzl remedy for this disease.
NEwAEE, n. J. March Cd, 1884.
MEssRs. B. A. FAHNEsrOcE d Co:
GENTLENES-On SaJuT iay last, gave & vial Of b. A
Fahnesocks VermuEe TO three years old, and
the Of the day he passed large number Of small
them has improved his hea III very much. can
mond 1t 10 the public as the best medicine for experg9
that know OF. CHRISTIANA COLES,
mrh5-lm. IS Broad street
IL Sold wholesale and retail By all Tic principal Drug
ests and country merchants United StEss
THE EEG1SLATURE.
II Dr.. J. n. KINZER is candidate to represent the
counties Of Perry and Deoslur in the next Legislature.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
| AN nov receiving my stock Of SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS OF the latest sly les expressly for Gentemsp's
wear 70 which Invite the attention Of my customers and
the public generally
Also sc0TT's REPoRT o. FasHross for the sprap and
summer. SAN. PRICHIrT,
feb27-Q 50 CofIsss' -,
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ChiIde Harold,

THIS thoroughbred Racer will make Sis secondth.
Seasoh az my Stables, miles south OF Nash-
Vile, Teun- He has run all distances fTau one %
four miles and never lost beat His Coits, artoE
as Tried, have bees winners as all dis1ncss They hive
alike successful at the Fairs 10 Virginia, uhsre hey
been exhibited Chde Harold was BY Imported Severe
cut Of Maria Meat enc Of he meet dEiinruished Dol
mares In America The dam Of the q nous aEner, Fal
AID other COED snes- Terms, SIS. For further Purcu
see hand bills.
fshi-3msd Iw&W. w. g. IA HRING
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FmE.-kbOut o'clock yesterday morning the car
penters shep Of Messrs Hartly Atkinson, situated
on High street square south Of Broad, was com
pletey destroyed BY FIRE. The eombustible materials
Of the building such that the fremen could
ly prevent the extension of the flames to the
ding buildings. Besides the loss Of the building
some 81, 600 to 81 500 worth Of building material
was consumed. We understand there was insu-
rance The proprietOrs consider this the work Of
ineendary, as there had been no fire sbsut the shop
for several days
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CORNER OF CEDAR AND CHERRY SITS.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,

L EEPs constantly haai improved assortment Of
N Billiard and Jenny Lind Tables with Marble and Cherry
Tops unsurpassed By any establishment in the country
Goods warranted. Also, Billiard Cloths, Cues Cue LeatheF
and all other Trimmings in this line, Wholesale and Rsa
Repairing done satisfactorily short [mar2o57-y
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TRUNKS, VALISES, dc

.yNYDER & FRIZZELL have on hand some -
- 6Re Sole Leather Trunks Vaises, Carpet A9l ll
ag and Satehes that cannot be excelled in ~ r. M
tiils Ell, which offered at low figures,
40 q Public square.
aHril2 sNYDER & PRIZRELL.
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HOW TO SAVE MONEY.

III those indebted to A. C. A. p BEECH are request
- ed TO make immediate pa ymen they will have set
lie with oEcor we cannot give further Indulgence
HpriI5-dIw.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
John York q Co., have on hand complete stock Of
Classical and Common School Books which they offer for
sale at the lowest prices. imhIz
Notice Inhalation In COnsumptIOn-see
advertisement Hnds this head Female Complaints Vens-
real Affections bY PeUd Diseases Of the Heart and Liver
60, will meet IN due attention. Toetq6-dsm
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EAIhAOkDINARY BAHG4IN n DWET-

w olsI oF ale Two large Brick Houses e ro,-qi, -.
on ne corner Of sumner ard Iefsrss1 Co.
~ ifonts el feet Ca sfsrson street. We viii 80
- p psy ne Yaiae % tha houses, aud i've ~ ~ ~.
OF ground good measure. Apply im1,sssi' A'' ices
-, ,. J. q y ~. BROVv
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I'D aspAY MORNLNts, APRIL 3, lss7.

tbs NORTH American REvIEw-IH adverti-
sing columns to-day, the table Of contents for April
of this standard Review appears. The North AEsr-
is thu oldest Review of country, and it has
generally maintained conservative character, which
has rendered it a favorite with literary readers
equally north and south 1t has heretofore enlisted
among its contributors the first talent Of the age in
Guiding CuANEIzo and BANCROFT, and has been con-
Quoted, at different periods, BY A. Il. and EDWARD
EvFRETr The present publishers viii sustain its
wen earned reputation. - @
Mr. EnMOEs, IN agent of the Review, is in
our city, with the hope Of increasing its subscrip
ton list here. We shall be very glad to hear of
success commensurate with Its sterling merits.
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GARDEN VASES.
UsT7rsosvea fas assortment Of Garden Fasss and for
y sale By laPH-lml STEWART q OWES,
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hEGAL NOTICE.
MANSON NJ. BRIEN&oM NJ. BRIEN, JR.
Attorneys at Law,

OFFICE, NO. a WEST-SIDE CHERRY STREET,
COOPEh'S BUILDING,
Formerly occupied by I'd. EWing.)
HAVE taken IN eOpartnership my N "a. BRIEN IT.
IN the practice OF aE In all the courts Of Davidson county
One both generally be found in the once Prompt
and especial attention given 20 Eeeurng and collecting all
claims, (noney always ready when collected have
constantly and regularly engaged In my profession in the
Mountain District for the last 90 years and viii continue
attend securing and collecting claims Entrusted my
in the counties ofCsnnon, DeKAb, White, FentFss over
ton Putna AM Jackson. have general acquaintance
with the merchants and business in ia eoHHes The
merchants Of Nashville and in other places, might Ind
their interest cor fer with in relation thereto
refer 70 any and ali persons who know my ability
and prompt attention 10 business.
marehl7-.57-ly. MANSON N. BRlEN.
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MAoWFILLG CDAL OUTLAW -NUIL-
TO SUBSCRIBERS F STOCK
CALL Of rWEETT CENr on TIE stock sInscrio bed
n said Company ia ordered, p1Ia5ls On 50 days irum
Isl o. February. Payment 20 B. mads o. tlo BANS Of
Unon, Verandah bulding c. dar st-set- hg oIder Of
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1 FOlAlBES,
USI received, and for sale 100 bbls Potaoes bv
| KIRKPATRICK, NEVINS & co,
1 mai2T-d2W IS Market street
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New Arrival.

/ e. DAkDEN, alone, e authorised to use tho name
the hrm iu closing or tansaciug any business bsaa
. an On. Lual.lL ua HIaN L--l.. Z. q.
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Pianos Plano

w = nave received Fourteen more new Pr 80
~ aao-Fortes from these unrivslls5 s-a
GERS ,,s Light, Newton Bradburv and I.i1ss 4 II ~
We ,II 4Ne1 our stock very large and dssfrrqbs-
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a1o cd ~ ss FR SSLs % purchase not Every Pr
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Household Edition of the WaverIy Novels.
NJOW PUBLISHING BEAUTIFUL HOUSEHOLD
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SWaim's JuStice...ReviSed
If NnRTH.CARO MACIS'

SWaim's JuStice...ReviSed.
TNHE NORTH.CAROLINA MAGISTRATE,
h practical guide to the Laws of the State, and the de-
csi0ns of the Supreme Court defining the duties and
dicton of the Justices of the Peace of Court under
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tons, and numerous E"ms and Precelents.
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The above is the title of work which has been recently
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store, Raleigh, n. G., and is now for sale in
One Vol of nearly 600 pages at the low price of s. so
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the work will be mailed address and the change enclosed
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DOOKS WHICH ARE BOOKS.-THE
- Childs Book Of Nature; by W. Hooker, NJ D: ,
Reading without Tears by author of Peep of Day"
What Know; or Hints the Daily Duties of House
keeper containing nearly 500 Receipts for Cooking &C.
Jaufey. the Knight and the Fair Brunssincle Tale
of the Times of Prince Arthur.
The Ladys Equestrian Manuel; in which the Principles
and Practice of o, seanshp, for ladies' thoroughly
explained 80 illustrations.
Smiles and Frowns.
Hand Book OF Iowa by Parker.
8" Minnesota, "
Household Edition Of The waverly Novels"
Two Years Ago by Charles kngtsby
"Iansford" Tale of Bacons Rebellion;" St. George
Tucker
The Days of my Life; by the author of Margaret Matt
land"
Isabel; The Young Wife and the Old Love; by John c.
Jeaffri>On.
Monarchs Retired from Business; by Doran.
Biographical and Historical Sketches; by Babington
Macaul Y.
Things Not Generally Known; by D. A. Wells.
The Americans in Japan; by Robt. Tones.
DR.. Antonio; A Tale of Italy.
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Clink Clink!
There's ray Of light through the window chnk,
That comes 10 play with my gold, l think;
| must bar it Out 10 morrow.
1'll have no sun-rays counting my store;
They come from a world that's hungry for more,
That Spleth my Golfers and hat eth sure;
IAat know to my SORROW.
Clink, Clink!
How the golden ageS glow on the brink
OF the yellow pyramid, built, think,
From si.oilS oi every people.
Sl, frame Il miniature church the while,
Muiduie and Sovereign will pave me the aisle,
Duubut ard Duc;tS VIII wall II in style,
And Crowns run up to L steeple
Clink, Clinh!
Across the way but a chain and link
A SPIDER hides in his web, Think
eopard->eck attorney
He would cut mems ,hroals serenely and cold,
If Their artery-bl,ud motion gold;
He's traveiiug u To his masters told -
l wish him suiphurious journey.
Clink, Clnk
A beggar-grl stood on the parapet brink
OF the lonely bridgc-qnlte crazy, | think
And gaZed un the moaning water.
She asked for tar1hing; gave her Il curse;
She plunged, and the city provided Il hearse;
No matter-lt might have Deen terribly worse.
Twas only poor man S daughter.
Clink Clink.
4 delicate eve-lid flashed me wink,
Yesterday-cnse by the park, think:
What widow II, | wonder?
Why smile upon me, grim, ugly and old?
Ii he forks of the lightning were woven with gold
They would laSSo each flash with wells white fold,
Despite the following thunder!
Clnk, Clink.
NY beautiful goid thy CLEANS drink,
Brighter, more nectruuS than wine, | think;
They CLINT like of even.
love thee better than sun brown hair,
Better than sick men June's warm air.
Better than angels the penitent PRAYER
Better aye, better Than Heaven!
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March 81 1857. go
Read, read.-A New Political Work.
THE POLITICAL TEXTBOOK, OR ENCYCLOPEDIA.
BY NJ. W. CLUSkEY, OF WASHINGTON CRY, D. C.
yUNHIS WORK. ROYAL OCTAVE CONTAINING
tao pas es OF matter, conveniently indexed and hand
somey bound, is No political speaker editor
should be without it, Alphabetically arranged in encvco-
peda STYLE is book OF most CONVENIENT reference It
contains amongst other things the Constitution Articles
of Confederation the Various Party atorms, the Ameri
History Of tie Various Tariffs History of the Congress
sonal Legislation the United States Bank, Complete
History with all the votes sectionally classified the Mis-
souri, Compromise History of the admission of the sever.
al States, detailed record of the Legislation Congress
relative to Kansas and Nebraska the kansa
ACT Governors Stanton and Walkers inaugural addresses
in fact thing appertanng present excitement
in Kansas including the Reports of Douglas
Coamer Kansas affairs during the last Congress- and
the Special Message Of President Pierce on the same sub
ject History of Party Con> the United States
History of Alien Suffrage the Letters signed Ma iison
Wise against the Alien and Sedtion Laws their his
ory the Compromises of 1850, with the several votes
theeo the Naturalization Laws; Extracts from the Speech.
of noted Aboltionsts and Republicans Illustrative of
the position of their parties also from the Speeches
Southern Men, indicating Southern sentiment; History
of the subject of The Distribution of the Public Lands
with Mr. Cays report thereon an Extract of Mr. Grundys
report aud Mr. FaulknerS letter on the same subject
History Of the several Railroad Grants made BY Congress;
lucky Resolutions of l7s9 and 99 the of 1854
and 81 Mr.. Calh"uns For Hi, address; History of De-
numerous to mention. In fact, i, is a single volume with
the matter of political subject compressed into it
that is a subject of discussion, likely to be-
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DERCIvAL & GRANT, ARCHITECTS AND
II ENGINEERS Goddm'S Hall. Richmond, Va, respect
fully offer their services to the public With thorough
professional training and combined practical experience
of than thirty years. they hope give satisfaction
those who may favor them with orders.
They will furnish deSi for Churches, Public Buildings.
Town Houses, Stores, Villas &c. and for and
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Specifications ana Superintendance
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ID EVISED CODE, PRICE a 90. POSTAGE
III when sent by mail As cents For sale by
W. L. POMEROY.
Also. the Revised Code nterleaved. few copies only
in this form remaining IS 30.
W. L. P. keeps also constantly hand Jones' Digest
Eatons Forms redell Executors and Law Books gem
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Parallel PHnosoPnY.-A sailor being about to
sail for India citizen asked where his father died
In shipwreck.' And where did yonr grandfather
die?' AS he was fishing storm arose, and he with
his companions per>hed.' And your great grand.
father?' He also perished by shipwreck Then
if were you would never go to sea- Pray. my
philosopher, where did your father die NV faith
er, grandfather, and great grandfather died in bed
'Ihen if were yon, | would never go to bed