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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-06

III no basIopg been known as Tuner OF Pianos IL Mid
W die Tennessee, would announce to his friends and ae
himself Of the great merits OF SiNGkh'S SbWiNG NJ a
tours ana il 10 his patrons purpose
Of receiving ORDERS which ne can promptly NIL ron me
improvem enIs would deemed perfectly idle prove
the advantage of Machinery over labor In human progres
evideutto ali What the cotton GIN has done in one
parment Of labor, what the Spinning Jenny and Power
Loom done in others the Sowing Machine has effected
important branch of human industry for eman
cpates from the endless toll of stitch, stitch,
stitch her, IL rich agreeable past time
profitable employment The fact that Mr. KIbbse has at
ached his regular business of Tnnlng that Of selling the
gerry Of and MeOdeOns will be sufficient guar
anee N his friends and paons that Of the var
Sewing Machines now heore me puzzle ne eiee
the best TO offer them and hose WIN MN
fact hi at the Mechanics Institute Far Of
Tennessee held in Nashville, October, 1857 this Machine
exhibited by the side Of Grover d Bakers and pro
by examining committee, who awarded il
the premium the diploma and that for the last years
wherever has been exhibited In comDeuon with other
Sewing Machines, ii has taken the Premium over all.
assigned by the Ju ges for giving this Machine
the premium over the Grover Baker Machine was drsL
that would dOeyeryning which the other cord do and as
shoe maEiug harness nsking &c with range Of capacity
from the finest 200 ton, with which it will stitch hne
bread suitable for the hckest harness work; secondly
leaves ndge heavy the bottom of the
rip the lock into the Of the
abc making the stitching look equally well both Sides
thirdly that durable instrument the Man.
uacturers being willing to warrant for thirty years to run
ats highest speed b foo! power which Is ui double thai
directions be followed; ourthy, that but third
mum tRrsad being an important isrn of eayUp and lastly
gathers much beautifully than is possible TO
gather by which great consideration for the Ladies'
especially Dress MAKERS In short this Machine Is of so
that Il has taken the premium, over all
others wherever it has been exhibited for the last seven
years.
Mr. Kbbee assured that this setting forth ofscis will
dIssuado his acquanIaRces from purchasing Sewing Ma
chine other make than Singers, until he visit
them orif they abide his time until they hRd
poruny to call on Mr. WA A Singer 46 Public Square,
Ma shville.
Mr. Kbbee stu thinks the PiaEOs made BY Ligste, New.
ton d BradbuTys the best and the Of the MelodsonE
readiness 10 furnish those instruments the
prices charges added, those who desire them of him
All communications addressed on subject Of
Pianos, MelOdeons Sewing Machines viii be promptly re-
/ spOpded nov 5-u
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AT the time and place, the undersigned will sell
public sale to the highest bidder. credit Of and
years. Carroll Furnace and the lands thereto attacked
being sz and Thousand There very
valuable Farm, consisting of abouthree hundred with
fne body of Woodland Ofs superior quality, The improve
valuable and extensive, consisting Of comIorta
and sub tantal brick dwelling and all necessary
osdngs, barns, stables, cribs, eETo houses DC
The above property will be sold on the above credits and
good and uHdOu5ted security viii be required and lien re-
tned TO secure the purchase money These lanes will be
sold in different tracts If bought advantageous
Nov. l4th, 1857 nov I7-WsIf W C. NAPIER
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WE will pay the highest prices for likely young negroes.
w Cash advances made Negroes consigned US. We
will keep constantly hand negroes for SALE the old
stand of Will Boyd, No. So Cherry street, Nashville,
Tenn. so
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Ear Sale

TTAVIyG determined 10 leave the state, nov 0ssr for
sala nv Valusble FARA In Lawrence C0ury,
taning Gor hundred I've acres (a65l
land IN TspueSsee 200 iu h1s Sale o. cultivation,
o5 5i and out houses. dnely Watered hrst-rafz
iree stons springs aud beautiful creek also very heavily
tmbefed. Or he<Ia, gooa iana end geoc Uater, ali
sasosd no pacs the State equals hlss Fine Fanxh0
go ,S5 este. Come and see f0f yourself. s,.'-
6eso5SF lsh 1851. B. u. MOORE
oas for sale another tract eobtsinirE fu,es,
Kindred acres, embracing enough good land Tor stDe
FlRN and drst-rate mill sit8 With uowe-to mn =
ARE amount Of machinery and ans ocaon for aonrnr
nil yard. In selling th3s place We viii bold Qua 10
dacsH ents % o1sh paseaaseras b. ~. NOOK,
oss Rs-snsIn- ----lI 3. l.oas ;. B. ALEsx {
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w. E. CHTLDS & CO.'S
Patent
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF,
CEMENT ROOFING. 1858 n


HB undersigned having purchased the state Right for
Tennessee, Of the above patent prepared introduce
into general use, and asks The attention Of Architects
bude rs Railroad Companies, and the public generally
sXAn ne its superiority over other Roofing.
ARCHITECTS AN BUILDkRS shoul not fail TO exam
this rOObg better and cheaper any nr in
use The material forms hare and surface
mpeTicus 70 water elastic and flexible It and
expands with the changes Of the atmOsphete will
or eyaporse cracks nor rot and, TO It's durability, here
&c question
lis practically impsrshabs sad viii perfscsfaIly resist
any ordinary 10 are, prov
90, and We will Tarrant wafer proof We will engage
put our hooHg ordinary good Bheathing,
giles, tar and gravel tin zinc and zinc "copper"
Il making difference how steep Ia they may bsfOr
dOa per hundred square ieet being cheap
give better satisfaction.
1t will also be the best thing ever invented 70
cover or end old leaky tin tar and gravel roofs around
ehmneys scuttes dormar WIND and CUTTERS where
in Is rusted through This Cement put to last as
long sIoBe and perfect adhesion 10 any object %
which applied Tin Roofs be painted
rned not TO Leak at two dollars and y hundred
square teet which Is cheaper and better than
Ihis koohng will be found the best thing covering
arge Roofs where they mach exposed 70 aresueh
steam Mills, Saw Mills, Factories, Railroad Cars, Bridges
Depots, station Houses Steamboat DeeE and
KIM Of Roof whore there external exposure
hereof isp perfect, without joint in it, presents
enance otdts eomnunicste, and any Light substance will
burn out WithOGt ignitng. i-
Vi = Insurance Offices Cincinnati and other places
where Chds q Co.'S Cement has been buildings
with Roofs covered with this Cement the rates as
Tor hose covered with Iron, Copper or Tin.
1T The Cement will be furnished 70 those At distance
win directions for using. .... . .. -
IL County Rights for sale
= Orders sent TO the undersigned through the PostoE
nes,Wil0e promptly attended 70
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BgNENG TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OGIo, AND
BALTIMORE Is HOURSi

BALTIMORE, 28 HOUR5i
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
TIE ONLY ROUTE BY which through tickets to Wash
L ingOn can be procured to which point Is veil as %
baltimore, II is the shortest most direct Cud in svsv r.
spect the most reliable route Ii is the ouy rous h. -
purchasers Of Through Tickets to New York are suaed
- fesen me ees o. beinnore, Philacsphia and New
ork a the cost OF fek8t TO New ork ony thus s-
aOhng Business Men and Travellers for pleasure or infor
Caon to Vls four OF the principal cities 10 the Union for
sss cost than can be Afforded BY any other route
And 1t Is the only route By which Through Tckets can
% had to Richmond Norfolk, Winchester fredericksburg
snd Petersburg, Va, Charleston, SsVannsh Macon A.
anta, Augusta, Berkiey Springs and Bedford Springs
Passengers from HAsHVLs lake ths stage Coaebes Of
70 LOUISVILLE connecting Ehsre with the United STATES
Nail steamers TO Cincinnati, with the JsfersOuyils
Rsilroad Indianapolis Ind make direct eouDecon al
Columbus ohio with the Central Ohio Railroad to Wheel.
lag, whence close connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Is made % Washington City Baltimore Phils
delphia and New York.
- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Nam.
pms are transferred at Cairo e the cars Of the poH
haute Indianapolis, Dayton ana Xena To Coiu 1g rss
Laiy Trains leave Columbus, AZ 10 A NJ $50 P NJ add
ZAP N. . ...--
Travellers requested to notice that while this h
only r0s sf1rdiuE Through Tickets 20 az he Eastern
Cities at the same rate charged BY other routes 10 Hs
kTE only, Il Is asOth shsrCst most speedy and direct
90 all the leading points in the East The distance from
Columbus TO Bshmores only 576 miles, being about loo
miles shorter to New YORK. than BY any other There
re less changes OF By this rOuIs ana consequently
isss detention, than By any other. -
- The road IS bsllasted with broksn stone ana q
sutIrey free from duet
For further Information, please sPpEytOD g. RUMsEY,
For Through Tickets apply In Louisve at the oes NJ
zoe U. s Mail steamers, 81 TIE JsHsrsouvis RaiiroA
inca, Main Street Nh. 3. WOOUSIDE,
JOHN N. SHARP. General Western Agent.
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TWO VALUABLE FARMS FOR S6LE,

INHAT VIuabIe farm on which The UNDERLINED has
sided for last eight years. is sale Il Pcs
the waters OF Big Harpeth river the county of VIII
lAmsOn fourteen miles from Nashville the lage
IAHk, the Richland and Centreve Tnrupke nine miles
from franklin the county seat of williamson, within
two miles OF the North Western Railroad nov being con
sIruced. The about hundred and eight
Of first farming land the county line between
Davidson and Williamson through The Northwest
Of the II formally The well known farm
the late Wilkins WhefId. ...
On this farm comfortable residences with all
cessay out houses; barn. cribs stables carriage house,
with excellent young orchard OF most choice fruit Good
spring water, and of never failing water
running from different through the farm Adoin
ing this farm another tract Of about hundred acres
exceen land with good residence, for sale. The
both tracts Is equal to any for crops, either grain grass
and both united, (hey will be sold separately together
may suit buyeT 1t is thought by good judges could be
made of the best stock In State 10 its
As those wanting to buy, would Of course whsh 20 view
the premises before purchasing. further description Is
deemed unnecessary, but all nTted 70 call and see for
themselves. aug 2S-eo6Wtfl John r HILL.
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j. l. NAlhUhEI,
AIS Nj "a 3 sPEass stress.

TESTIMONIALS AND RKFBkkNCBs
OFucR BUcKKTE STATEIEsURAEcE COHPAET,l
Cincinnati, Dec. 10, 1856.
To all whom 1t may This is 70 certify have
s..c TasSd WstsrPIooS Ssmept RcoSn - and he
ITO be eminenty superior % any other kind OF Roof
these Roofs from large fame an adjoining
building, which struck directly nPon The roof and cOmee
for nearly an hour stood the trial beyond all expectations
President Buckeye STATE Insurance. Co.
CINCINNATI As EEcT ROYAL iEsURAScE CoEPANT,l
A have examined Childs & Co.'s s.EIastie Fire and
Wasr-Proo Cement Roofing AID far judge con-
slider it great Invention, asd willing insure buildings
thus protected upon the same terms as those covered
Agent Royal ms Co. London ana Liverpool.
From Bennett General Agent OF ns ms Co. Tor the
southern and Western states. o.
UIScrSSAri, Jan :, 1857.
having made considerable inquiry, the merits Of The
Palent Elastic Roofing Introduced mis- CITY
cy by many excellent judges, that is meeting with very
ready and general nIroducOn that its uperory over me
mpOson RoOhng decided and freely admilted;
summer-bsyne INTENDED 10 use tin but will Try he virtue
OF the ''Patent Elastic ReOning'' as a substitute.
OFFICE s' or TaI crs. HAs AID DITroa Rsistd:D.
Childs & Co.'s PateAl Cement Roofing is here
on our best Buildings We covering our Freight
Cans with IT. and our Master TeP0ns avOra
OTsrcn TIE OHIO AND MIsslssIrrI RAlLEolD CO..
Cincinnati, Jan Z, ls57. (
DEAR sIR-Iusnswer 10 oury inquiry in reference 70 our
opinion the practical Of RoOfinthe covering
d cars We may say that from on FObsety aon entertain
avery favorable One-sO So that intend lsstngh
thoroughly roofs Of buildings cars &c. amer which
viii with pleas IRE give yoa our decided opinion Is TO lis uL
ny. Yours, truly LlPPENCOIT,
supply Agent Ohio q Miss. K. q.
Since the above was Written the Ohio and Mississippi
railroad contracted for covering their depos and
bridge between Cincinnati and ViDcennes, with this Cement
considering The best article they have used for he purpose
ii G. Lord, Pres Ind and Gin Railroad.
& Gest, Pres Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Railroad.
SeaTies, Pres Merchants * ManufAetarsrs lns Co.
James Carter, Agent tor Etna and other Hartford Cos.
Hecry Morton, Pres Central Insurance Company.
George Garlic, President afayetts Bank.
GeorTa Conn. Bell Nanuf5r No East Second 81.
Baker & Won Phul, No u Fourth street.
Ezra Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth and fiIh
Goden, Tailor an Draper, Fourth street. --
Miles Greenwood, Iron Foundry.
Judge w Y GhOlsOn.
John ShillitO q Co., Dry Goods Dealers, Fourth st.
Mitchell & Rammelsbers, Furniture Manufacturers and
Dealers, Fourth
W Il Stewart, Builder 335 PUN 81
MeTriWethsr 4 SlilWel, Louisville.
~ S Mckeynolds & Co., ClarksVille, Tenn.
mayl6-d&Wly
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PoWder Z EnWder
VALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE


JST received ia Magazine Lud sale 2OOO kegs SOC
u half kegs quar- kegs uupout celebrated Rife Powder
by "a. & &. CEhAIHAM. Agent
EmrhII-n tae NauuiasSuTers
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PEFUMERY DC.
FRANoIPAENI, Musk, JOsky Club
UPPER I'm Petehouiey, Magnolia,
Jasmine Ver0ene, Sweet BFIer,
Milehaer, Oriental, Extracts for the hsnkerehief.
FRENCH, GER IAN AND AMBRlCAH
CoLoGNkS an great variety
125 Dozen FraHgiPGRHi, OF .MsrrO1,
Bears GUS ana othvT Preparations
for CSisri5g and importing che Has.
FINE TOILET q SHAVING SOAPS.
100 dozen well assorted Toilette Soaps
FiAS ShGUiRg Creams and Soaps.
FOR THE TEETH,
OdOHtHs and Charcoal Teotk Pastssi
strawberry and orIis Tooth WashesJ
R0EsseFs fine Tooth PSDdsrs
Tooth ache Drops assorted.
Received and Tor sale by T. WILLS.
FLAVORING EXTRACTS ASSORTED.
DAlNTS, OILS, VARNlsHgS, Of best qualities DYE
4 STUFFS, ASSORTED WINDOW GLASS HOHOp Giass-
vars SrONE WARE, FLO WER POTS, assorted.
ZINC WHITE IN DEMAR VARkISH.
A LCOHoL, Brsndes, WINES, VINEGARS, Teas assort.
"a ed, CHOCOLATES, Mustsrds, HAVANA CIGARS, FiRe
TObGeeOs
tar TARTARIC ACID.
HYDRAULIe CEMENT, Lad Plaster. PLAsTER Pans,
IL Spanish Whiting, ChaH, PUMICE sToNR.
GOLD LEAF, Gold Foil, Silver Leaf, Red, yellow
VI and White Bronzes.
pRUShES,-Hair, Tooth, Nail, Hat, Cloth, Pant,
- Dsstlng, Sweeping Scrubbing, POOna Stencil Horse
Comb, Shoe, Stopping and Varnsh Brushes
ID sale low by T. WELLS
ARTISTS COLORS, &C.,
OIL Colors in flexible tubes,
~ Mahogany Pallets,
Sable, Cancels hair and Brlstle Brushes,
Palette kpives, EaTRi5hes, Drying Oil, &c.
Water Color Paint Boxes, assorted,
Dagueueoype Paint Boxes;
do Plates Gases;
do ClOrils Of Gold,
do HypO-Suip hate soda;
ARTISTS 70 IL, ASSORTED COLORS.
Shot, Lead, Enc, Block TN, Rifle, Blasting, aad Ps
- tot Ponder Ferc usOn Caps Safety Fuse Bristol Brick;
Emery. Black and White Sand.
DISTOLS, Canes, Razors, POCKET KNIVES, Tea and
Table Spoons, Ladies, Cups, DC.
4 LUE. Sand Paper, Bureau Knobs Shoe Pegs Bristles
Skins.
IDEAS, $50 Ibs.-Pine InDerial, Young Tyson, Gun
Il Powder and Black Teas,
ODAS, Spices, Peppers, Gingers Nustards Yeast Poo
y ders Ssdiiti, PODdsrs, Potash, Cream Tartar.
EOK COUGHS, COLDS GEc,-WiHians' and Va
tGrS talssms of Wild Cherry; Cherry PsetOrGI, Eum
Drops, Jujub Psste Ginger ToH, and Mint LOEHgss
CURES for Pains, Bruises, Rheumatisms,
~ &c.-NeTve and Bone, Mustang, Sloan's Arabian
and Gardeners LINIAENTS, Davis Pain Killer. Celestial
Balm.
MALL PAPER-4OO0 BOLTS-FIne SATIN
w Glazed, Gilt and Velvet Ball and PAIor Papers
UvGL-7IZED Paper, large ass0rtzsHt Of uery hand
patterns, at unusually tOD prices Gilt VevOt and Paper
Papers.
COMBS.
% DOz. Fine livery Combs assorted;
% As DoE. English horn, BESao Ivory Shell, Dressing,
Pocket, Tuck, and Side COMES.
- PETS ROSE SNUFFS al the lowest prices, By.
T. WELLS,
Sign, MAN AND MORTAR on Market street opposite On.
ion street, AGshTiAS. nov Z.
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Bank of Nashville,

WE have a complete Stock OF Groceries, oop,,,n, g.,
w pertot-
SALT, WHISKY, NAILS, CANDLES
Tea Cigars, Tobacco Brandies, &C.; which, win E,,
Rope Tagging, and 20 bales OF Augusta Drills all OF Nh
will sell reasOnabl rates for Bank Of Nashville Netes
for eertihed checks Of deposit
have also ssme desirable city and Edgsned properly
which will dispose OF favorable in the same
way Apply to FISHER, WIRELESS & co,
OctS
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FIFTY gEGROES FOR SALE
T,HE mos Of them young and likely, II. r. Haynes
Co's, No. - Cedar Street. luug u,
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Scotch &IriSh Whisky,

DIRECT IMPORTATION.
lust received shipment ofsevenl puncheons and kegs
81 OF tails article direct from Belfast, Ireland II
viii be found superior any offered this market
b. l.. SIMPSON,
march a Public Square.
OLD ALANT4DO MADEIRA.
FTNHREB original cEsks, vEiCh offer and
i PERIoH WINE. B. L. SIMPSON,
mErch9s - Public Square.
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Arkansas Farm for Sale

THE subscriber ossrs for sale OF the moat valuable
Farms in Arkansas, situated in Social Bend on the Mis-.
sissippi river i've miles above the RaUdonh m
Mississippi county The tract contains about I y kIVE
HUNDhkD ACRES, between two and three hundred Of
which is under cultivation. and Is ofhe most desirable
farms In the state, The Improvements consi Dwelling
negro houses barn 3c and aTs in very &c ed condition
70 she subscriber Or the premises by etle
Pecan Point mississippi county, ATkansas.
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WISH to sell The farm which l reside in Williams
county, adjoining that advertised above by Mr. Joint
HILL containing by recent survej, hundred ninety
nine and halt acres OF first farming land, with
Portable dwelling with all necessary suitable for
small aInj with good water. The farm is well enclosed
with good fences, including about hundred yards
stone ence will sell this place separately, together
with M Hhls-as both united would certainly make des-
rGbe farm, and purchasers invited call Nr Hill
and examine the premises. LAVlNtA CkAlGHEAD.
For fertilizer particulars apply TO Mr.. Il. N Snyder, the
storeof Snyder & Fnzzsl, Nashville l.. @.
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APPROVED MEDICINES. -
Extract Bucks, HELMBALDss.
IkVlGORATING CORDIAL, MoFse's.
FEMALE BITTERS,
PULM0NIC BALSAM, WILLIAMS, Pa
Sherry Wine Bitters RICHARDSON'S
EXTRACTS SARSAPARILLA assorted.
CAOlerG Syrup, DR.. 7Eeksr's.
nUININE, MOrphia, Chloroform, Stricbnine Hyd,
W Potsss@, Iodine Nitrate Silver, Select Powders Of
Ipecacuanns, Csocynth. Rhubarb Scamony, May Apple,
Bayberry, Golden Seal, &c. Received by
7. WELLS, Market street.
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WINDS

Advertising and Subscription Office,
No. 1873 Nassau Street, aezt door to Nassss Bank.
- A. 1t NEW YORK.
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Wanted.

oUEfRY Jeans, Lnrsy, Socks, FsaAsr, Wax. esassss
~ &s.,iH szhaass Sos sse1s. - - =
HsY4ala a.. soa III r-I A.%DgEcAE = 80
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Charles EHeidSick
CHAMPAGNE.

THE rapid sale with which my last importation Of this
i article met has induced order a supply,
which arrived this day, being SUPERIOR 10 any lot
yet offered reesmmend il 20 the Trade well for
fAmtly use. b. L SIMPSON, ~ Public Square,
maTch4 Benz. F. SbilGs' Com. House
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: kARE CHANcE FOR BAKGAINs IN

A RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS IN
REAL ESTATE.
WE osR for sails any all OF foiOWing most desyn
W Ole property for CASH 20 per cent below is zeal
value.
let magnificent Residence Lot 10 Edgs6eId AZ abo4t
~ f0Htiug 269 feet the Gaiadn Pike opoost
us residence Of Hon. Neil s. BrsUH.
I'd. beautiful timbe cd Lot of 5 acres. "a mia
from the city, near the Gal attn Pike.
ID beautiful block Of Lots 100 Of square corner Of
Clay aad Polk stress- Ia HsFding addition 10 NashyTe
siL or eight hundred ards from the CaDit0l.
we viii take great pleasure in showing of ha
above property 10 pss0ns Wishin buy ana tasy are p0
Pefsety sztsasd with bargains We 90 not VISA hs b
buy =. L. & K. W BROWN
nov e-lm ~ cherry &c.
STAH CANDLES, &c
I'M WHOLE Boxes Werk & Co.'S Star Csndles
lUO 200 Half -
s09 boxes Madison Starch,
100 Pox's =
-JOO 4" Prescott & 20. No. I rtr, &c.,
nsl tore, and for sale hy W. GORDON a Co
''DUHDEEo CARP ETINGS
NOIHER large lot received direct from he MHn5e.
tlrer may are ne best CarPetihgs In sbn
10, BkNJ. +. SHIELDS,
OeHz1 Agent for ennsssss
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TTNHB undersigned having orders for Wheat viii pay
4 highest market rate deliverable at McCres & TerFGss
ware house. oOmsro OF Broad and College st.
z. WEBB,
July I'D &Wu Cotton and Produce Broker.
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Fresh Arrival ofTrunlzs!
TUST received another lot OF hne Sole Leather trunks,
- Vahees and Buggy Trunks Best English sole leather
TRUNKS q 70 "a inches London Burr Leather trunks bHfo
pean STYLES Male Post No. leather trunks ladies eKrs
size travelling taRk, Paris styles and large assortment
OF medium Iron Frame trunks
The above trunks are very superior quality and will be
- 7 - - ~ JOHN MANAGE,
..-... .. a College rect. N
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SCALESl SCALES!I SCALESIu Bad
PULL Stock Of Fsirbsn Is celebrated Scales-DOrman
"A Platform, GFocsrs, Counter and Beans:
Also ay ~ Coal Scales. and sale Faco
~ prices by W H. GORDON d co.
nav 81 Sole Agenh Tor Mlddis tennessee
WHEAF-AND GRAIN WANTED.
THE subscribers viii all times pay the highest price in
L Cash for WHEAT, C0RN, OATS and RY delivered al
their Mills Line and Cherry streets Nashville Ap
NV either al the mill W. Gordon & Co.'s, Market
Street foot 2-d&wIml eAKTER, BAUhAN & co.
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NXTHMAT.
WheafIW heafI!

WISH 20 purchase from 10 $4,000 bushels OF prime
merchantable Wheat for immediate delivery, for with
I will pay the fun market price. K. C'KANR,
june IS-tw&wu Market Street.
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COTTON FACTORS,

c MASON, L. c.. NORyKIL, o.. G. BOONE
Holly Springs, Miss. Ripley, Miss. Louisville, Ky
MASON. .NORVELL. 81 ROONE.
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MITCHELLsvILLE,
n RNTS Accept my thanks she presAht Of nne sack
VI Of Family flour Manufactured by you, and justice
say that fl Is the 6nest specimen OF hOuT that have
used my family since have been in Tennessee His per
fectY while, and bHkes delightfully."-.
Respectfully,
aug. II du CATHERINE y. FRENCH.
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TIofice

TYNTHA FLINS and her heirs, hereby notified to
" eeme forward, and Gle legal claim 10 the legacy len
mother judith Selars, 6eed Gate Hail
y, State Of Georgia. tain three years the will
lapse and be dstr buted the other heirs Of said decd.
Published by order the honorable Of Chsncery,
At September Term 1857. GAINESVILLE Hall. county, Ga,
October I7th 81 n W. BROWN,
noV3- 6mlam Executor O judith Sellers. decd.