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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

gFNHE 81 BSCRl BERt amor an eNperie" ovnt nearly
' 'iwenty live Years among machinery of various
Il Elnds hns commenced ilsinass lpr himeef Vt the
aarner nf JussOn aud Front Streets, where he Intends
doing general machins work, e has lld many years ex
nersnee In building gh aud low pressure Land andhla
Ens Steam Eneines, also cotton md machinery
together with mill work III all rs Variety I"bhiqg &e.,
k IA nbw prepared to execute all orders for work in the
hest manner Of workmanship, froml rough and snbstan-
'"' ~ 3. w. DAVIS.
40 apr ln-6lu
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

An Athenisn. who was lame in one foot.
joining The army was laughed at by the soldiery
on account Of his lameness. 81 am here to
fight, f." sld the hero, s,not to run.''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19
HUMOROUS.

.'Use brandy externally till the hair grows
and then take itinternally to cliEch HE roofs
May your coffee and SANDERS against you ho
ever alike-without grounds.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

What is that which cats have, but nothing
esc haSl kittens.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

There are no less than l5o Mormons at Alto
III
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

The WORM AND THE FIGE.-This expression
Is a remarkable one, and il fell from the lips of
the Judge eternal-nOt in sentence now, but IN
solemn admonition. lIcarkenl :; Whore their
worm dietll not, and the fire is not qlIenched.' =
Pause, beseech you, and let us consider, it
hut moment or two Are not here two thoughts
-self-tortnre--'' their worm = and inflicted
punishment, ''the fire ~ {. Their worm,''
what is this but tho conviction, resisted now,
that you are doing wrong the consciousness
of guilt and sin; to which is added the terri
bly, torturng reflection, ss | might have done
better. !" 81 knew my duty but did not do it''
Horrible sclf-condemnation On! can there bo
n repr oach equally bitter with that coming from
mans own conscience 6 The fire - what is
this bnltthe displcasure of God disrcgarded, !,
perhaps laughed at to-dly, but in the world Of
wo seen, and heard, and felt, turn where you
may All, this is S wrath otthe uttermost ~
And TO these two thoughts, sufficiently terrific,
one might suppose, is added the hopeless idca
Of eternity: g Their worm dicth not, and the
lire is not quenched !" ever Spll-reproach is
within: ever pressing heavily the sense Of Gods
displcasure ever, ever!
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

Iares Corner, Wagon 81 arriage Factoy


,-s--.-sS THE SUBSCRIBER -REspEcTPutLY
k2SS iuforns Ehe citizens ol WiliGgl on nd ylclni
.eEaas4sA-. 80, Il, EAST SECOND STREET., between
Market and Kim, wheTe they supplied with good
Rest u all kinds at all hours. Thankful for the patrnn
age heretofore extended he hopes BY strict attention
business TO merit onntIHl Zoe Of their iayoTst =
ian u IL tSAIAh STARR,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19
Nav $40 ;. . AND NEW avoDs.

NEWaRK, Dill.
fT-s1N fkNlE Subscriber would iny tho attention ni
E&ss B his lrandsauh the public gcnerallV ln his
5.Sy new and superior stock olS0ods at his new SorA
s,p lse IN Newark, witch he Is sellng at reasnln-
e. bic rntes. II lasnl KINDS ofreaa goods for Ia
dies, comprising new and beautiful patterns othe latest
and most approved make; also Cloths, CaslnerS,
Epstidgs, Hats, Bois Shoes with general gSsoliment
of Sugars, Teas, Gnre, Spices theeSes Hnu
ne lOr yourselves. JAMES ARAS'fRONH.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

Ile most dangerous Kind of bat that flies at
might is The .'Drick-bat.''
Why arc teeth like verbs Because they are
regular. irregular and defective.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

esssSI 4 LulIH. ASill,.NNp,iAA,p sScliIS l.
thc hast ulglny 24 lhs urB Ion lsd II ch
Gz2SSSRury. sak aud plne wln for sale " ~ l,%es
prices ny J. IL. ifNRffN FIX,
al his ward IN Water Street between Walnut and Poplar
below The Railroad Depot
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19
Carriage manuiactpry,

ofW!N yffk6T, H60NF DF1NIi1DV, UYfN7I, Is9.
hlAkER KEMS resp Ctiully
AAs,. htamn1unGe Tho punlp; that
NvN they nsG prepared tn Iillnuacure
T. E1AS-S1.-.. Carriages Uf every description IN n
fa3Sr1s-7E7- kiyle Of elhgancr and Durability az
NlNIS-sas~s.AsA- hnlsh unsurpassed by ANY other
e@ffslIssisl2sss ssrssslHa ntry. The
iunuT paFtrer served hs apprenticeship with The lan
Alexander JHiniRun ut WIlmnEton They super nrud all
The work and warrants every ysuie Haylus ~ erected
large cnaah and smlth shop they yeinureGsu facilities
for executing work, ant lppH by constant attention to
business to merit SHIRE Of l.ic public pmimunge,
g. Repairing nantIy and eXpadiiiuus done, and sec
Oud hHnd carriages for sale, iy26-lV
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISION 0i
1.-THE Act OF Assembly, in snGl Whde AHd provided,
hereby slre notice TINT ball petition the next Genelal
assembly Of the State nl Della Tare which Will meet at
lpHcr The first rnesLny - january p, RSl tn pass
an net dividing ID. =. MCkiAI NJ and ANN Nick NM from
the iuudH ui mnriuony. ANN McklMM
Dp1
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

IA THREE ENCEILENT. PLANTATIONS
tsssssfN 70 SALE, smnie near the town Of hasnt,
lsssHH Tai hot Honnty. Mat land, containing au. 80
slls9 aetGs e}el through one oI whichthe Naryl9nd
other lwn-snl gn.al-wA waiefe,. One Of Them finely
shRt an salt water. For mrlher particulars nrrly 10
WM. MCCAULlEN,
inn III i5lNark, 81. ~ lnlu glnn. ID
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

to have 1t shoe mode Of durable materials, You
should make the upper leather Of the mouth Of
a hard drinker, for that never let's in watcr.'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19
WANTED


1 HEREBY sive HOiila That intend to apply to the
Legislature Ui DenwAle. nj its cuing sessi0l for an
jan. AT MAilNDA EDEN,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19
NEW ARK.

D0CT. NO. r, CHAMBERLAIN,
offers his Professional Ser
vices to the residents Of
NEWARK, DEL,
inch IS AND VICINITY.
the QUESTION SETTLED.
DE CRAY 4 SON,
THE USRIY LLEn CHEAP TAiLORs, TAT NEWARK.
,Fa A Y y selling their gnnds cegPe than tny other
hl IN Stores in Delaware and Marylnnd. Their
n store t. visited with people for maIy miles who
: formerly were IN the hah tnf snnlg tn Philadel-
phl and Bait more TO get Cluihing, hut. who now
they can procure l9n Al this ahl,fr-
e cheaper and better, Coats vests and pants u every
description, constantly on hand, besides andkGEceis,
drawers. Xuaps ndsrst in ninnancs AH Sio want
hir5lia thnad so - DE CRAY s son Immediately. .
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

KISSING Al a CERTAIN AGg.--A celebrated
dandy was one evening in company with
Young lady, and observing ner kiss her iavorte
poodle, he advanced and begged the lils e favor
renlarking That she ought to have as much
charity, for him as She had showed to the dog.
Sir said the belle, Il never kissed my dog
when he was puppy.
The fellow took the hint, and was off in
Stanter.'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

toned to receive its dainty bits iromthe mouth
Of its mistress, one day pcrched, as usual, on
her shoulder, inserted his beak between
her lips, not, as it proved, to receive, but to
give or hide, for as one good turn deserves
another, the grateful bird dropped an immense
green, fat caterpillar into the lady's mouth.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19


" SENbAH C0RN. An infdel, b0aStng in Il
published letter that he had raised two acres Of
" Sunday corn which he intended to devote
to the purchase Of inide books, adds, "kll
The work done on il was done on Sunday, and
il will yield some seventy bushels 10 the acre /:
50 don't See but that Nature or Providence
has smiled upon my Sunday work, however the
priests or the Bible may say that work done ON
that day never prosperS. My corn tells another
story To this the editor Of an agricultural
paper replies, : If the author Of this shallow
nonsense had read tho Bible half as much as he
has the works of its opponents he would have
known the great Ruler Of tbs universe does rot
always square np his accounts with mankind in
the month of October"
TnE WooL-CLEANER OR, a PRtcrIuNL MEM-
oRf.-A Clergyman in Wiltshire, walking near
brook, observed woman washing wool in q,
stream. This was done by putting il in u sieve
pref i stf rtRs @ w6 4 6teae AlS White and clean.
He engaged in conversation with her, and, from
some expression she dropped, asked her if she
knew him.
ooh yes, sir, she replied, and hope
shall have reason to bless God TO eternity for
having heard you preach at W. some years
ago. Your sermon was hcmeans Of doing mo
great good"
g rejoice to hear it. Pray, what was the
subiect.''
Ah, sir, can't recolcct that, my memory
is so bad
"How, then, ca2 the sermon have done you
so much good, If you don't remember even
what it was about 20
g." Sir, my mind is like the sieve; the sieve
does not hold the water, but as the water runs
through, 1t cleanses the wool; so my memory
does not retain the words heard but us they
pass through my heart, by Gods grace, they
cl eanse it, Now ] 10 longer love sin, and
every day entrcat my Saviour TO wash me in
his own blood, and to cleanse me from all sin. -
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

Deaths in New York last week, Ir.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

i want to see some OF your gmblets,' said II
green born one day, as he entered n hardware
store.
The dealer took down several parcels neither
of which suited.
''Wiil, then, what kind do you want7 There
is almost every yariety,''
'Why, dernit, want them what bore square
hulps,'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-01

IL retiring from business, my thanks for
very liberal patronage received from The public 10y the
late firm, aud take great plss-~r- wUeHdiHy con
lfu,a.ea % tho hHhnrF-00
vino viii continue Jns-a.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-01
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Charter, from Paper MillLaniing
Departed.
Daniel Boone, for Memphis; r
City Of Huntsville, for Cairo;
Princess, for Oincinusti;
Ella, for Pai1esh;
Charter, for Paducah.
Departed.

Bo4Ts EXPECTED This day, steamer Diamond
from Louisville Blanche Lewis, from Paducsh
Jsmss johnson, from New Orleans; saIlie West
from s.. Louis; Umpire, from Cincinnati. TIE
steamer Cumberland now out eight days from T.
Orleans and cue on Saturday next
Bears LEAvNo.-The Psdrcsh packet. Bllrcbe
Lewis, should leave this day at y o'cock for
Southland a7d Padaoah; Q S. mail steamer Am
bas=ador at y o'clock, Tor Cairo.
For LoUIvILLE-The councillors, regular Lou.
is7iie packet D almond, Holerot, Master, with one
CIpt. Charley R=eder, presiding in the cfico, is
hourly expected and viii Ueet with immediate
despatch for the FATS City.
THE OHIO RIVER From the latest sdvicss we
have this stream is now open for navigation to the
head Of TIE hollow. We Therefore, by the last of
de week or The fret of tie next, anticipate num-
erous arrivals from Pits51rg and Cincinnati, al
though tie river is at a low stage
THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI This river as Br up
IS st Louis IS now freed from ice, sud in fair boat.
irg order
Business Very fair yesterday in the way o.
passengers and tie bauHng off of freights Steam
e-s leaving ports rapidly with bur meagre froights
FRuGHT5.-In tire cotton line We no ice to Gin
q 'nau a GIT falling # 10 prices the last ship
melts beng msds at 81 10 per bse To Pitts
burg 81 so per bale.
WEATHER AND WATEa Weather rather wiz
te-i.h with lish; snow indicating rain as it moo
crates. Water now nearly stionary with a feet
scsuton shoals
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-01
3. LANIER & Co.
UseEuI ArticIee .


TUST received Ds1ors.'s Patent Gas Heater aud Fyr-7
- Magic NIus'g-e Gis Coos Stove 30 ,... NJ -r.-
No smcket No SMELL SO Dust! No Danger Price with
Cooking utensils ~. rdsrII| MACKENZIE a. WILSON.
DAEEN rs sENFEE sHAHPENEH AN
i CLEANSE2.A very Ingenious little article by which
all the kay-s sue FoEhs of large .amiy De polished
and =harpeuad ia C tsV minute.
stgcI wACEENZrE e WILSON.
VVELSON's E.a-EENE SAs.E AZ ID E.tNE.EE
W MATCH STAND very excellent eu tTFarte. aH.rH
glance viii satisfy any tHaf lii matches bs
har Ug these Patent Safes Will combine safely amt convent
eugs- Only %
CHAMBER sETIS-A Ursl. variety % ail patterns
FIRE iROESA large assortment 20 various styles.
eCted1r1u best stocks 90 New l0 k and PlilatelpHI-
WALTERS; GYAL,SQU ARE-AU patterns, from Ia cs o.
ez.. The most elegant. MACKENZlE g. WILSON.
tecl1 Eashr. p,
h.1hDsaazzs T. --rrH-TF- ree. I..- $40.
@hUEa.lH l.EI-rEHs .
h1usaEa aHgrf ig ore taHrr
li-et aaGsaca s-.-7s-tw1
ths o.a sCKEszIE g WILSON.
uhoCEg IAN aEB tssl se-- 49,.
~ .AaFea Gan sHprir n' h.cg Iln SOUP Ir-
OrH. .-,at li-itt 1f liie coffee ard Tea isaia i.
Ise -z,a-- trfs sugar ana frr1aI Ilrs
la.#a --ert.t la- ls1htsrs, o.
dacIt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-01

VVHeN you can't De cFsd too s0o1. u1u's delay u1.l
L ycur complaint is in able, then mourn when
-Four hnhs OF the diseases inch people fEs
church Yards, zht be lrsd by AYERS EaEuAETlt.
PILLS. % Iu % D1n'a 20 tuggiu- tHr0I-l
Spring, air sleepy and less because your blood nC
cd with bile. DDnt tHe headache, hosr1Lr1 frf
their kindred disorders saluss your stomach s osl Del
parade yourself around % world covered w h FiWr
EO.chts- Ulcers, sores and 20 auF Or -Hs urr-s1 d5
of the skin because yOur gs.eu WAITS cleansing Dos.
show lOIrssl. about le4ui laEzlrd, lI Cau.e Ir he
your stomach and GoWes1esd streuZ hHHir mo Zeal
action. Ayers Pills SCI t1a tug, Tghtss sUrst
uuaueHaF Gre They BurifTre bIiy and blood, -G1
their functions Into Hea Thy z which sou csH zee
quick AZ tlsy ar taken. This hrs the ~--.- med .
aUd many thousands know q no. Take tho Che-g Pscil
aCouzh, snd me pills f8 ii tsrla sn1n.s rec
purgutive medicine.
Prepared By DR.. ,. C.AYEHp Practical che -.
lowell. Mass, and sold D. AZ Druggists and Laaie-
Medicine through this ssst.or
word We intend 70 AEEP w WITH TIE TINES
please our customers and DUCE them 10 parCniss HoHz
instead Of sending abroad.
ocuI-I W.R. FREEMAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-01

LARGE supply Of Cranberries asJ large lot Of toys
a Of every description Forsale cheap by
CHARLES ROBERTSON,
dec7 No. Il, Market st.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-01

TaaPsoN & Co announce in this paper, their
removal to their new house Of College street We
tsvs before, on several occasions, noticed the bull
iing to which they have removed. Their stock Of
FOODS is very fine, aud would draw business even
10 3 less beautiful house
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-01

pE WHINE OF Deed of Trust held By me, Will offer for
- sale The highest bidder Cash the Court House
yard n the Cy OF Nashville on saturday the 7h day u
February neKt,a certain house and lot, south Cherry
street, described ia said deed and registered the Registers
flee Davidson county in Book NO 10, pages 80 and 2fl
The part Of Lot No s. n X. b. OWENS plan, and
for business.
apra--3t- PETER J. COUCH. TINS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-01
CUMBERLAND mOUNTAIy LAND
Af Auction.
T4LT4BLE MOCK F4PIL

WILL otrrGt public sale. Saturday, the l9Lh day Of
January. beautiful valuable tract Of land, yin gou
tho table Cumberland Mountain. IN Cumberland
about 20 miles uf Sparta the road 10 Knox
vile This Land part Of The tract upon which reside
Immediately adjoining my celebrated Fruit Orchard
Dc contains y about 80 cleared Eld
fence h building site the road In the clear
three springs, two Free stone aud one CHay
beate 1iI stream Of water 10 will also ln
cude 90 Of UsuTal Meadow giving FIRST
hay stock adIrdug g1out Ile whole -ac
one of s very ranges tu the Safe The market for
stock door fine stream runs about nile through
the tract upon which good Mil Seat also quarry ul
Mill stone within few yards OF the stream. Til.
tract generally level soil good and Vr'aUcye wei tim
brrrd ahunCaully wateed and in Inc md-t OF good
school and other 4Ees plL0t the Land can he
amy Painting Rooms iics ChiGa Hal on The Square,
where will give win accu -fcy every INFORMATION desired
The sa'ewi place tie Public Square al ABOUT i
o'clock Any wishing delightful country residence a
first rate stock arm 10 wishes buy speculation,
weut well this tract Terms half sash. bal
auce n twelve months with interest sale at the gate of the
T. House ward.
F-r.s-GE-v-t }. ". DODGE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-01
PETER J.COUCH, Tsas
NOTICE,

4 LII Free Negroes coming from an Other County are
= hereby notified that they will ngi BE- permitted 10
Ter the Corporation OF Nashville aud IF any such should
have i'm violation of this Office they will be arrest
ed and committed forthwith 60 the ork House No per
from :hs c0uairy shall permit his slave 70 come within
the limits of this city without PASS
dec7-3v ANDREW ANDERSON N5ur
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-01

BAEpUs1A SEArNARY.-I. will be seen from his
advertisement IL this paper that Pref CRoss, bsv-
ing sold bis farm o. the Middle Franklin turnpike,
0in open, on tbs first Monday in February, Ban
llia Seminary nile aud half from the bridge,
"a the GAIlatin turnpike. BIS great ability sc a
sacber viii enable HIN to build up ia bis new To-
nation frsf CHS schonl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-01
ADHIYiNTR gTOR5S NOTICF-

HfNTo~ lrtt having as,erlaiued that ue estate s q
solvent, aud having sZEls-Il the same % the Clerk 90
the County COST All persons having claims against sad
esate hereby notified 10 ls them duiy aufAe .ats
with the Clerk q C0sHty Court before tue so
day March, 1857. N.nu..t H lh ELLr
Le.C- Itndsw. sdtliH3siralor
FORTY LIKELY NEGHOEs FOtE SALE.
n ILL els sell pubsic Uucry any residence 20
Greene county, Ey, OF tie 5Tu DAl JAsUAEV I5J7
% 80 likely young urgTIes, CONSISTING e and
children Oithem girls 10 % years old
and good plantation Blacksmith.
Also, very hue three year old Jack, five feet high Nc
uuSt90uemeu- OfsaIe. |deCll-3~I VA. BARNETT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-01

KIRE2ATRIok NEvlNs, q Cove direct Gt-
sntion to the auction sale Of groceries advertised
b this house. The stock is large and excellent,
"a worthy the particular attention Of the retail
sde and country merchants generally.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-01

A Ii persons Indebted 10 the late j. C 7ob
- ertsOH requested 20 forward and imms
date settlement and those having claims against the
viii present them for payment
J. G. ROBERTSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-01
Charles HGidSiCk
CHAMP Align &c
GHASa ERdlBERTA91Na

Llte Of G. \ q. Robertson Broad street,
CONFECTIONER AND CANDY Manufacturer. and
I dealer IN Fruits Nuts, Cigars Tobacco, Toys and
Fancy Articles Generally No. H. Market street. opposite
Morris Straons would respectfully Inform The citizens
Of Nashville and surrounding community that be Is per-
manenty lCcled in the above business and would be
pleased to receive share Of public patronage
~ Particular attention paid 10 orders from the country
deCT-lY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-01

THEkTaE Hiss IEoE appesrs tonight in the
behu6fol play Of LOre: or The Countess and the
SET We think she appesrs to better advantage
ia 10 play than this.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-01

K UsF ress'r sss .... .-7S fps s5ovo
~ famed Pistols elso few Pains Aliens selfooekiug
Pistols assorted. For sale by
ascz J. @ ROBERTSON, Broadway.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-01

HOIIOWay's Ointment.-sae'y aud Ger ~
h, great external remedy does not suppress nhau on
But expeis The Of by eEceou through pores
&c 4 other trupuve diseases.
TT7 Sold the manufzrt0rIes No so Maiden T.. New
Fo, and No. 244 Strand London and By all drug sts
50 ~ 20. AMI 81 per L.N
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-01

NAT Row co. ring Tor sale, liberal tarns c
w Ef Che tarm7 Iu tie Southern states. rnr
iau-GuJ a-rssalJut 300 finely tlbersd bciar nal 8fi
tr1e. on Hhel Gen. ueus j. F3a resides iu Many c0suT
l-HaIlggn The IuTu1so Road lea1ing from CafImts &
Mount Pleasant. and miles from lH8 1ruer place. SO
30 sHl part nr Che whole purchasers desire. One dfis
I.u n. about 81 acres, nav ~ he finest Springs
Che l.Ugtr- add Fer failing stock both $50
have compared ts ill.s is Middle enHessFe With tlnsa
- other slaGar and cave no hesitation in say ny ih
ABOVE rae. and s laats n She imad afs vicinity it
most 1el-. ne have TIE soil, forest u
ns aHHuaulr or are uusrr asssd ihoss Wstng prem
uu Farm L1Ht viii c1uruus tu suhanca rutidF Fri1s.
s-Hg. 1 81 means examine tls above Farm hefJr1 par
chasing. ,aIl 70 L1l. F3Is uH -ar prem sss, or
7. O. d r. M. dEONE-
ErrIIa-Er.rrF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-01

~ The Nashville Building Ass2ciAtiOu meets
o,nigbt f5r the disposal Of its funds, with large
..r-n. On hand
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-01

An s --lsl called lp0u us few ulhs saea VA rae.
lse Lrraal afl She disease called Inrs Evil. s ff
re- large holes u hts meek, and head, hoiy go
covered with Che most Jygstius and Fics srl1
s.ra.- s slI--rs placed IA urder lu1usnco Il
LIe a.sa.ru weeks r-uu i5g He Gales ueon
ere.e healed h.t was efi nta q =
t.fT o. -plI.Hr him OF lHe Kings ErIIs
This rl Ike thousands OF CBsr daIudef usfs1as tad
trF.r himself pr1slrafed before o kuBerols, four kngs
a. r- tC 1e touched ll ilg fingers Of Royalty 81.
Iaas- t1.t tHe lalds Of "mJsg zlcrad ass5i6-
gs.l. drive ANY, tHG evil" The E6uoval1E RasriVelil
Dad power restoring ills poor lHuded victim IS
cruel disease o. a sound condition 0t body. than N ths
kings and Uuuurchs on tie earth.
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nANrINE hEAnEMY

NHE next session Of MONS. J. a. PINCUELYS DsncIug
Academy, viii commence Friday, h- ed Of l1 luaI
lis57. al ) O'ciocb, +. u. Terms us usual
Tbankfui for past fav0rs, Mons P, respectfully s1Hcs
nnuaBce the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed up
ID him.
deo3l-8t J. A. PINGUELE.
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PROF ESSIONAL NOTICE

COnWaY Robinson OF Virginia, practices al 4ci :
X mond 10 the Court OF A9peas and Federal court s
Washington City in the Supreme court Of the United a.
Letters addressed 70 him will be dirsstsd 70 RchmoLd
gintSNs - -dsTI n
Ganslin R,lH miles from the city. We havo sold four
Resident 81 the last 10 days, Call soon OFyOu win loose
home bargain. J. L. & r. ". BROWN,
decl4-d2# AN Cherry street,
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= BOXES PINE APPLES,
- hbds Cocoa nuts,
81 bbls Oranges,
10 do PeCans,
10 do SoIShell Almonds,
10 Barrels Cider,
. Barrels Currauts
Boxes CetTaus,
TO do Lemons,
100 do Figgs,
100 do NJ. r. and L. Ralsins assorted,
A large lot Of Fire Works assorted.
variety Of Christmas FiXugs Toys all SORTS just
received and for sale BY J. G. ROBERTSON,
deCl2-G Broadway