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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-12

Commence The New Year
RY INSUkIN0 ypss psopesty aeainss the dan
- gss u fiss, In ous Of the sshstsntisl conrs-
nise bslew seemed:
Pa0NIx INSURANCE CO., or HARTFORD.
CAPITAL o200, 900.
STAB INS. co., OF OGDRNSBUR0H, n. r.,
CAPITAL 1l00, 900.
HARTFORD TIAE iKSURA1cx COASAxY,
CAPITAL ESQ.,, 900.
TAs ahsvs Csnpasass adjust ard pay oil lessss
sqsitsbly 80 psO1ptly.
~. ". BxLKNAP, Agent,
o. n ~ Lea yssss hsildias, sssesd-st.
fshS.A1n
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MAIn WuNK,

ORDERS taken for hair work Of every dsscrip-
~ tion. Having had experisnse for the past ave
mv.s,f ,ha. I can nl.ase ,hass .ho nav favor M.
with IA call. Persons rely on having the hair
used in he article ordered, returned TO them II
deficient. Work mounted TO order, any style de-
sired The psblic are invited to call and examine
patterns at 81 Main-st.
mehIsd sAM'L q. BRIDGES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-12

ST a M (iuI AREG

GAMCEL0. BRIDGES, No. 81 Main-st, has for
Dsale Ashcroft's celebrated Steam Gauges. for
Steam boats, Locomotives, and Stationary Engines.
1t 10 the most perfect Guage, and more extensively
used in he East and Canadss, than any other
guage. Engineers aud others are invited to call
and exam inc.
am also prepared TO furnish Steam Whistles
or all sizes, on short notice.
mchI2d SAM'L Il. BRIDGES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-12
SEVEN FARMS FO0 "a

TEWELkY Of every description Manufactured to
order by SAM.L q. BRIDGES,
mchl2d GIL Main street.
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vINHE pablic will always and a good assortment
i NJ Clocks At C1 Main-st-, and Of the best man
utar ure, which will consist Of thirty day, thirty
hour and eight lay; for bank, gallery, hall, Office
and house; somc with alarms, which will be solo
low and warranted, by
mchi2a SAM'L q. BRIDGES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-12

STORE HIXTUAEs HOR SALE.
TNNES 4 %. will ssil 81 bargain their store hx
J. lures. If applied for soon-
mehild INNES 1 co., l43 Main-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-12

GsI"sNt WAN AaAA VI ally OLAcT ubtlOus ~
well as the defence Of our extended ssacoast.
IL 10 beyond all question the true principle
that no more revenue ought to be collected
from the people than the amour. necessary
to defray the expenses of wise, economical
and efficient administration Of the govern
ment.
To reach this point il was necessary to re-
sort TO modification of the tariff, and this
has been accomplished in such manner as
to do as little injury ms may have been prac-
ticable to our domestic manufactures, es-
pecially those neces sary for the defence OF
the country. Any discrimination against q
particular branch, for the purpose Of bene-
fitting favored corporations, individuals or
interests, would have been unjust TO the rest
of the community, and inconsistent with that
spirit OF equal fairness which ought to gov
ern IN the adjustment OF = revenue tariff
but the sa-sn1e.-:s.-s, cs he p;:....;;c saous,
sinxs into comparative insignifcancc, ms a
temptation TO corruption, when compared
with the sqaandering OF the public lands
NO nation IN the tide Of time has ever been
blessed with SO 20 rich and noble an inheri-
tance a. We enjoy In the public lands. In
administering this important trust, whilst it
may be wise to grant portions OF them for
the Improvement OK the remainder, vet we
should never forget that it is our cardinal
policy to reserve these lands as much a. NAV
be for actual settlers, and this at moderate
prices. We shall thus not only best promote
the prosperity Of the new states, by iurnish-
ing them hardy and independent race Of
honest and industrious citizens, but shall Sc
cure homes for our childrsn's children, az
well Us for those exiles from foreign shores
who may seek in this country TO improve
their condition aud to enjoy tho blessiugs
OF civil and religious liberty. Such elni-
grants have done much 70 promote the pros
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u CARA
HAVING sold ny sntirs stock Of dyuGs, odd H.
L exclusive right 70 nanufaeeurs ao1 ssll n. r.
0illnoss's AamaAluks Lkninsat, 81 Vegetable
Asti- Bilious PHI, to DrAAa Lsday, rstsn
10 ny fSisads sDl patrons ny sinssss thAAks fer
their liberal paaso1Ags. md sbssFfslly recommend
tAs aboSs 1rn - sxprisneeA druegi11s aaA rslla-
BILE busisess Dea. Z. /. MCKINNEY.
mehA-A3m
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NOeACo.
T0HN BLUM haying nAds - aAtgnnsas 10 ths
u sadsuignsd, for IL bsnsAt II ali bis ersdisors
notice Is hereby given 10 al pesoss Asviae slsins
against The said Biu0 70 present than Immediately,
and all persons indie bted are requested - make h.
mediate payment. y. MILLS,
Assignee Of JOHN Blua.
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POCKET CUTLERY.
GONE very fine patterns for sale very cheap by
- 6AMLG. BRIDGES,
mchl2d 81 Maiu-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-12

GOLD GUARD.
LOB, and Vest Chains; a large stock for sale low
l. by SAM'L u. BRIDGES,
mcht2l 81 Main.st
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-10
Chas Reade, the Novelist, is the guilty man who
perpet,ated the following, which n T. Willis calls

Chas Reade, the Novelist, is the guilty man who
perpetrated the following, which n 7. Willis calls
A LIBEL on WOMAN" Nothing is so
hard to women as long, steady struggle. In
matters physical, this is the thing the muscles
of the fair cannot stand In matters of intel
lectua and moral, the long strain it is that
beats them dead. Do not look for Bacona,
Newtona, a Handella, Victoria Huga
Some American ladies tell US education has
stopped the growth of these. No mesdames.
These are not in nature. They can bubble let-
tiers in ten minutes that you could no more
deliver to order in ten days than a river can
play like fountain. They can sparkle gems
of stories they can flash like diamonds of
poems. The entire sex has never produced
one opera nor one epic that mankind could to-
crate a minute and why ?-these come by
long, high strung labor. But weak as they
are in the long run of everything but the af-
fectons, (and there they are giants they are
all overpowering while their gallop lasts. Fra
CELIA shall dance any two of you fat on the
floor before four o'clock, and then dance on
till peep Of day You trundle off to your bu-
siness as usual, and could dsnc9 again the next
night, and so on through countless ages She
who danced you into nothing is in bed, hui
man jelly crowned with headache"
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-10
Mott. e.

NHANKFUL for past favors. Mr.. CHRISTIAN
IL REMNANT would respectfully inform his nu-
fnerous friends and patrons that he has received
supply Of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, which
he has carefully repaired and put in the best run
ming order, and viii warrant them for one year,
These Watches will be sold for less than their usual
prices. In regard to Mr.. RS ability for REPAIR
ING WATCHES, he cannot be cxcelled, having
been manufacturer of Watches for several years.
Before coming to America, he availed himself of
numerous advantages, to become thoroughly &C
quainted with the mechanism of the Watch Manu-
factory II has been more than sixteen years since
Nj. Il. has been following the Business !; and since
he has been in America, he has established for him
self an excellent reputation All Watches which
Mr.. R. REPAIRS are warranted for one year.
Office at Baldwins Book Store, South Street,
Ltchfield, Conn.
~. Watches can be sent safely ~ the New Mil.
ford, Kent, or West Cornwall Mail Contractors.
June %, 1867. ttl4
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-10

The Rev. c. n Fighter, the able and accomplish
ed Agent of the American Bible Society," in Turkey,
recently died in Diarbekir, in Asia Minor A be-
nevolent native Armenian gave place for his burial
in his own burial ground. The father of Mr. Right
er recently died in New Jersey In gratitude to the
Armenian who gave his son q burial place, he d.
rected in his will that a Bible, in the Armenian
LANGUAGE bound in the greatest elegance, should be
forwarded to the Armenian, as token of gratitude
for the kindness shown the precious dust Of his SON
Accordingly Bible of the required description has
been procured and bound in the n ost magnificent
manner. 1t is bound in gold morocco and silk. and
forms splendid volume. 1t will ere long greet the
eyes of the Orisntals and show that kindness done
side Of the globe is not :o.got.se, o. slightly
esteemed on the other.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-10
Rum Did It.

A great fire occurred in Chicago a few
weeks ago, by which thousands of dollars were
lost, and number Of human lives sacrificed.
How did those buildings take fire ? Where
did the fire originate? The answer is, some
fast young men occupied rooms in the upper
stories of the building, and Oh that night were
having " a drunk" with their mistresses. From
some of those rooms the flames started An
insane careessness was supernduced by rum,
and hence the fire. Ram did IT,
A young man-whose natural disposition was
mild-the husband of a gentle wfe--the faith
er of two babes--is indicted for murder, and
is awaiting his trial (Which must result in con-
viction, in the county JAIL in a neighboring
State. How came lie to do the deed He
had been visiting several saloons where he
drank freely" and while under the influence
of the rum 6end, attacked aud beat all inof-
fensive man a warrant was issued for him,
and when the officer attempted to arrest him,
he stabbed him to the heart. That's the way
it was. Rum did II.
A man of noble men and flashing eye,
passed out of his hotel in Washington-met a
frienJ at whose invitation he entered saloon
and drank--hs awakened appetite Immediately
called for more and when appeased by another
libation, soon demanded more and more--the
day passed away, and the dark hours of the
night rolled heavily on, where he tried and
tried in vain to satisfy the demands of the
drunkard's fiery appetite. In the morning he
was taken by friends from the ditch to his no.
te-delrium tremens eusued, and the gifted,
noble, Ovid F. johnson cursed God aud cursed
himself, and died. Rum did it,
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-10
PANTS procured on tick. NAV be considered

PANTS procured on tick, may be considered
brecches of trust"
FINN, The celebrated comedian, once Stun
bled over lot of wooden ware in front of 9
mans store, whereupon the storekeeper cried
out
t. You came near kicking the bucket this
time, mister !"
Oh. no." said Finn, quite complacently,
" only turned little pale"
Now locker yer, Charlie, Jim mout be an
honest niger, an then ag'in he moutent ;
but if was a chicken and knowed he was
about the yard, / tell ye wot, niger, I'd roost
high, would"
II cigar makes 8 nsa IL, viii eheroot
make Manila.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-10
Blacksmitlling and Wagon Re.
DailiNS.

MIR H. b. GtBBUD, HAVING MADE AR
WI Engagements which will enable him to attend
to all work in the above Line, would respectfully
Inform the citizens of Litcheld and vicinity, that
he can be found at the building known Rogers
Blacksmith Shop in Spencer street, with every ia
viity for quick and thorough execution OF Jobs
Ills long experience us a workman. he trusts will
Unable him to give entire satisfaction to those who
MAY favor him with their patronage.
Litchheld, April Il, 1857. b2tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-10

"BoY, " said fashiouabIy dressed young
man to the servant of one of his companions,
is your master at home ?" "Yas SIR" replies
the boy, "but he's confined to his room. He
is CROWN moostarches, and amt allowed to
see nobody but bis 'airdresser
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-10
.HNMO~AH-
Boots and Shoes.

NNHE subscriber mry be found in Lords building.
Il up stairs, opposite the Enquirer office where
he is prepared to make all kinds of BOOTS and
SHOES to order, in the best manner and at reason
able prices, including Ladies' and Children's Boots
and Shoes.
REPAIRING done at short notice.
NJ. 1FFLAND,
Litchfeld, April 2. 1857.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-10
Saddle and Harness Making.

u ME subscriber continues to manufacture and
Il keeps on hand everything in his line of business
and he would invite the attention of the public
to his establishment, believing that he supply
Harness, Saddles, Brides Collars, Whips, SC. of as
good quality and at as cheap rates be found
elsewhere. Jobbing and repairing promptly and
estly executed.
The subscriber has removed to the loft over the
new grocery store of William II. Wheeler East
street, where he continuest to manufacture
FRED'k BROWN
Itchfeld June I, 1857.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-10

The latest case of absence of mind is that
Of young lady who, on returning from
walk with her lover, the other evening, raped
him in the face, end babe good rigat to the
door,
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-10
r.. ME- n II I'M AN,
"AS just returned from New York with an as
Ia s0rtanent of

spectaclee, from Is cents to SO the pair.-Plated
Butter Knives, Spoons, Forks, Sewing Birds and
Napkin Rings, Violincello Strings, Violin Strings.
Bridges. Screws Tail Boards and Resin Violin Bows
and Tuneing Forks, and Clarionet Reeds, and vari-
Gus Articles too numerous to mention, at the low
ct prices.
Etehhsld, May 10, 1857. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-10
Nor TOO GREAT Man To HoSoR Hrs

Nor TOO GREAT Man TO Honor HIS
MoTHER.-Iion. Thomas H. Benton, in a
speech in New York, turned to the ladies', and
referring to bis mother, said =" NY mother
asked me never to use tobacco, and | have
never touched it from that time to the present
day. She asked me not to game, and have
never gained and cannot tell this day who
is winning aud who is losing in games that can
be played She admonished me- too, against
hard drink and whatever capacity for endur-
ance may have at present.n and whatever
usefulness l may attain in life, l attribute to
having complied with her pious and earnest
wishes When seven years Of age, she asked
me not to drink, and made then resolution
of total abstinence. l formed an abstinence
society at time when was the sole constit-
uent member of my own body, aid that have
adhered to it through all time, l owe to nv
mother"
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-10

Far AND LEAN.-A man praising porter
said it was SO excellent beverage, that it al.
ways made him fat.
" ! have seen the time," said another, wheh
it made you lean."
when ?" asked the eulogist.
Last night against tie wall"
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-10

Good morning, Jones how does the world
Us YOU"
IN uses me u, thank you." "a. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-10

ID OBERT M. TREAT, Manufacturer Of corn
~ shelters, churnS safety tug irons, &C., South
Farms, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-10

TROSSMANS Shaving, Hair-Cutting and Wig
~ Making Rooms-under the Mansion House,
Litchfeld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-10

" ENRY s. SANFORD, Attorney and Coun-
j il selor at Law, Notary Public and Commissioner
fer New York. Office at New Milford, Conn
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-10

GORGE A. HICKOx. Attorney at Law
F." Office in Seymour's Building, South street,
Litchield, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-10

III OLISTER & BEEMAN, Attorneys and Coun-
III selors ut Law. Frederick D. Beeman, Com
missioner of Deeds for the State OF New York Office
in SEYMOUR Building South street. Litchfeld, Conn
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-10

N AVID F. HOLLISTER, Attorney and Ooun-
~ selor at Law, Bridgeport, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-10

IN W. SEYMOUR. Attorney and Counsellor
IZsat Law, Litchfeld. Conn,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-25
GROCERIES.
henry HART u B. ". MAoRAE, JR' JOHN Hart.
HART MArzpA7 4, 20
aAnIs MACAhAE & COss
WHOLESALE GR OCERs &COMHIssIoH


henry HART, "a B.w. HAOzAE, JR' JOHN s. Hart.
HART, MACRAE q CO.,
WHOLEsALE GR OCERs cox HIssIoA
MERCHANTS,
Nos and South Market street, Nashville Tenn'
JUST RECEIVED AND NOW in STORE,
lSs shas sugar o barrels J9@ gsIiab Ssn
1913 barrels N. Y Crushed2O0 packages W X. kalslna
Sugar. 100 coils Cotton Rope,
AZ boTrsfs Y powderedAOO gross Matches,
sngsr 200 dozen Painted Buckets
20 basras n Ioaf Sugar so nests S. Painted Tubs,
goo barrels n o. Molasses, so boxes Stone Pipes
1pev croD SO boxes Tennessee Axes,
$50 haas Selected Baltimore superior qusiityD
Cofss 500 kegs White Lead
500 bsgS n O. Rio Coffee, 1000 kegs Nails (Assortej
IS bags Iaguira Coffee, Sizes
rs bags Old Goyernment50O gross Biaeklng
JaTs Coffee 100 boxes Palm and German
25 bags PepDer, Soap,
20 bass Spiiee 10 cases Carolina Rice,
lao oaskE Supsr Carbonate so dOZ Zinc Wash Boards
Soda 500 reams Superior Wrap.
40 half chests Imperial ping Paper,
Black Tes, 500 N. g. D. Caps,
$50 boxes Va. and Ky. TolOO bags Shot,
bseco 10 kegs bar Lead,
A large assortment Of c0m.i00 barrels Clover Seed
mon and fine Cigars 90 barrels Butterand Sod
~ smut, $50 bbis Reotihed Whisky,
so boxes Smoking Tobacco, Is barrels Old Bourbon
so coils Manila Rope, Whiskey,
so boxes Pearl Starch 25 barrels Monongshelaa and
Is cases SaTdnes, Old Rye Whskey,
30 c lses Oysters, so barrels Robertson COun.
80 boxes Assorted Pickles, ~ Whiskey
3D. boxes Cstsnp and Psp-l5 barrels Old Ltneoln Hbsi
per Sauce, key,
IS boxes Assd. Pie Fruits, Or casks Pure French
90 cases Brandy Cherries Brandy
900 boxes W R. Cheese 10 Casks Pure Port Wine,
50 boxes English Dairy casks Pure Malaga do
Cheese casks Pure sherry do
400 packages Star Candles casks Pare Madeira do
SO do TalloW do 20 bbls Native Sweet do
rs bags Timothy Seed, 30 bbs. American Brandy
200 bo2es ass'd GLASS Ware 10 bbls. Apple Brandy,
100 boxes sXIO ana lOXl2 10 bbls. Peach Brandy
Window Glass, .
HART mACRAE W.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-25
For sala-

JeiI ACRES OF LAND, situated thres or f5ar miles
OO NorLh-eaat 0tths eIy, between ie GaIan and prr
turnpike Roads One Tract OF ABOUT l55 ac--s ~ -
sloaglaea m pieces varying IRON D. 5oatres ana win
% sold out IN Lots cr me uhoie sut nuraa
inlsi Tract u sup6uoF land. sntrsV Tree f --r-
Is oL deep and Of Ine richest qualify, o 5ered and se
~ slass5 has NUMBER OF nae SPRING. a. an times ar
ordng an abund supply oi tEe purss water Frr ts
Galain road Is reached % good Turnpike, half nile
IN leusLnr and road nov OF building ursar-
hrough me Tract 70 the Cumberland River on a. Far5
% eomioT able dwelling ard 3ouszs young aDoie
orchard Of 30 Trees peach orchard, long rnre of
new and substantial fence sks MS place On m se
road lsrs-l5 p sand ears Interest from ats OF
purchase.
ALSO, One other TraeE Of about los acres three miles
N0rt-sasl nom the city aud abouta ha,f from the a
aun road his Tract nearly surrounded bg turnuisa
roads, and ia suhdivided into Lots containing from n j
4cres ana lnersecl5d By convenient Term and
years win interest," Possession given mmeda.aIF Tor
either or BON Of the above nd provided h6 pur
CHASER vii pay fair equiv The growing crops and
sloch included. JOHN ~. WINSTON.
mar27-tm Is rIss--r 49,
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HE GIFT ENTERPRISE Is NOW OPEN
AT g CEDAR STREET,
SIGN OF THE ETAR FLAG

HAVE just received direct from The Eastern Cities s
Il SCOT volumes Of Standard Literary and tisee11e
Books; 1000 ksams Paper 800 Blank Boots. al50a1 ob
JeHelry and Watches 900 worth Of Fancy Coos H. -
Disposed o. and this method j. adopted % insure 49,,
sale. This is no Lottery, iu the nature OF one
purchaser 10 the amount Of dollar win Be- Bresrt
90 SO No money received ior the gin and 10 boe -
for more man ne regular retail price, and many 49, q
per cent lea8. Ihi8 IS humbug and The r-s.ri- Il
arse oW mis- can be Afforded The answer IL theT s
Dolgit most o. nem ios onehaf heir value ard have
ana gsto be haa a ne store. All ask Is or evsrg 51-
70 eaii and examine the mode Of doing business ana o
my self 70 ~let none 90 away dissatsaed -
" B-lWO Auction SALES Per week win Be ,1sfn ,t,eh
Jus vii % given Come one, come all, and give ne
cal and VII atteUpi 20 please you an.
EPrso-a CHARLES FOX
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-25
a. KERR ~ CO.,

IMPORTERS OF
HAVANA CIGARS, WINES BRANDIES ,deC.
JUST received by steamers Scotland and Cumberland
y large stock Of goods Among which are
100000 Cigars fine brands
100 baskets Champagne Wine;
5ObOXes fine Port;
50 boxes hne sherry;
GO casks hne Brandies;
Q5 boxes Calhoun WhiskyS
10 boxes Sardines,
90 bbls fine old Bourbon Whisky
100 cases Brandt, in bottles.
Also fine assortment of Fruits, CTGcknu Biscuits Nuts
Of an kinds stock Of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
Pipes Of all kinds and everything that is kept IN lne
which we will sell at the lowest price Tor cash.
All those owing will please call and pay, we must have
money, and further indulgence we cannot give.
mar25-H A. KERR q CO.. 81 Cedar st.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-25
THURSTON a. BERNARD.
No. Is pubTf~ 1~uor.

Next door to Cahoun'g.)
NNJE now have on hand beautiful STOCK oil french
W and English Aerin0s, PLAIN Plaid and Andre
shaded sll wool DeLaines BOmbaznss Cashmsras Nan.
chester DeLaiuea; Plaid, Red Yellow and White Fsnneis
al qualities Also complete stock Of Staple Goods
oerVan Goods Of all kinds TO which invite she atta1
uon Of sll CASH buyers We eau give good bargainE
gept28-H
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FINE GROCERIES FOR SOUTHERN
FAMILIES.

THOMAS HOPE & CO., No, 1872 Chambers street,
h -York,-esiablished I620-lmpOr-ers aRd Dealers
in ali ptons Of Rare Old Madeira Sherry and Port
Wines Finest Old Brandies, Superior Old Jamaica, St.
CrOiK and Antigua Rum, Old Holland Gin and every variety
Of Pine Imported and Domestic Liquors.
Champagne-MaX Sutaine hoet q Chandon and
Mumms Imperial Cabinet and Verzenay, Heidseiek and
other Brands.
CIareL and sauterRe-lncluding Chateau Mar
gaux, Latte, LeOvile, LarOse MargauX and St
Julien, Chateau and Haul SaUtsTnes.
Hook Wines-of Johuannesberger, Ma cObrunner,
Rudesheimer, HOckhemer, Sparkling H Ock and MOsehe.
SegaFs-ofa the choicest varieties, Eegsnts, Regslas
Conehas, Operas, Pressed and COmmunes.
Foreign Fruits-Of all kinds, Raisins, Almonds
Prunes, &c.
Teas and COffees-all of the finest qualities.
Hams and TOngues-BurhDgtOn, Virginia and
Westphala Hams, Smoked and Picked Tongues.
Goshen Butter-in Prkins, Tubs and Stone Jars.
Foreign PiCkels-Sauces, Catsups, Sardines, Ca
pers, Olives, &c.
PFeserVes--Essta and West India and Domestic. And
full and general assortment Of every variety Of FINE
GROCERIES,. marh6, 57--diy.
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Erederick BIeir.

GERMAN PHYSICIAN, from Rudolt0n, 5axony, has a.
" ken ONCE al No. TO- Front street Clark and Of
fers his services the citizens Of Nashville for the relief and
Of Female Complaints Of all kinds Scroula in its
worst forms; Consumption, Rheumatism nd DrOpsy. His
experience practice regard these and similar dis
cases. have been such enabsh % guarantee periee
cure II treated or taken in time.
HlGterB, Of hs invention and manufacture, ogsiheF
with a variety Of othsrmedicinsa, lfsb7-ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-25
LONG CREEK MILLS FOR sALE-RARE

u p = = UNI y 7 q LIN u Do II .|IN.
W. offer for sale about 1900 acres OF Land On Il nr
W about 10 miles Norh Of Nashville large portion 1f
me same we'll umbsred splendid saw Mi, propelled
~ a never failing stream Of waller; many Convenient
and comfortable improvements whole sueudidlV
Matered1 and capable OF masking sNceInt Farm
there q ca The NIL Yard from g2000 5000 worth of
sawed unoer one o. more wagon and Teams stocE, hogs
eate1 &c, &C VITA every article necessary carry on
s1ch an esaoshment 10 prlsng busiuess meu ths
altogether oilers splendid opportunity % make
PtOhtahle Investment.
lEHNs-Ihree equal payments g. % and "a months SAT-
saotofiy secured payable pa 6ank, with interest, lien
retained as usual. Apply 90
march 25-gL NANCE a VVOonu. ann