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For Sale

M hO AEs OF MATHEW NILSSON. .decfF -.
iAa tract Is beauail.LJ slua.-d the ~ q b. 1911
'ii'-e - allies from Na nVIile kro~n fo b. lH
hs r'5 Jet ltEd tu EstIr1rI gsuntF $50 acre gr- a
k'u 90 Jar eucs end N 70 culiva0u, tI5 balsrcg well
ulrflcsEe tr-gE runs through Toe entire tract
aHoJn an aOu ulduLc5ol water tho digest season There
gEI also number ot perpetual -Prrgs, which maze Ia 4
y u7 -oe 9ncS fa ire sJ is lIcu en1ush f1 sneak
.o' @ ~ and Is NsadaPsd 10 hs growth cotton l56ao-
Inc lpf'E een' seonst Of frame Dwelling with gavsn
az. Uses comp elsy EIl- bare. sLfbls =tc Tbs
s-o--ioer VII be ~ - lsiIs weeks and Win rars
pressure ID moving The premise h. may asire 10
P~LI.-s- irfla easy possession giroH immetia-sI.
eoL--H o.. l. NELSON.
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DESIRABLE c0UNT;iY NEsiIiESJE ron

W are now Offering for ssa that beautiful rs.f..s NJ
- Ars Jesse bsniou'5, stda-st about ana hslf
s i5 NashFiila on th8 Middle FranAlin Pike coDtsr-
s ~ scres oi very superior land with aa ee-art f
enl"hs ol rooms, aud all necessary 0uIbuidnVg aIso
-5 are cTu well and great variety uf choice fril
toes AEa Dc negro hands a southern Bantatian II
o' 'aSeu ln par pay The above Is one 81 ~ st ~
slis'7 feaidences in he vicinity Nashville lnrIv ~
49, J. L. & h W BROWN
loop-lW AK Chsrry i. -s.r
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FLNNoE 4 LV ANLN FENILhUAD1
FTNHREE Daily Through Trains, between Philadelphia
4 and PittsbuTg. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Ptsburg ct ~, A. NJ and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at z, a. 81. TIE PAST LINE
leaves Philadephia for Pittsburg at P NJ and Psburg
for Philadelphia at l, p. n. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Ptsburg at II, P. NJ, and
Pttsburg for Philadelphia st 10, P. n.
The above lines connect at Pttsburg with the Railroads
70 azd from ST. Louis, No.; Alton Galena and Chicago
H.; Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville, Ky; Terra
HGute Madison, Lafayette and Indianapolis, Ind Cincin
nat Dayton, Springfield, Beefontane Sandusky, Toledo
Cleveland COlnm0us GAINESVILLE, MassOn, and Wooster
Ohio also with the Steam Packet Boats from and 10 New
Orleans St. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had te or from either of tbs
above places
For turther particulars see Handbls at the different
starting points. Passengers from the West will find this
the shortest aud most expeditions route to Philadelphia
Baltimore, New ork or Boston.
THOS. MOORE AssET Passsnqer Lines, PkilTda
J. MESKIMEN, AGEET Passenger Lines, PjtssJurg.
philadalDbio 1aSg-ianT-1v
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NEW Pup..s are ia IS received az che Wrg.
~ .Uz Hua0ou OF Sir DJ-EE8E. 80 47
Union street, over Wtsssl a. iaruDs0H's, -
where p~r-0u- from -u 90 vpar- &C a.s can Ii-rr
"a- y ehange the Hgaf sfu How ua crampad hind io CEs
Ui E.sE- EEEGfsrE FaPlrrg.
Fvrsngs 'rum tle country faS7 1air
week ferspr- wHg"e merit of NJ DOlears
acH1- 'rr referred lD ths -irnuF uany Of fr=t
c- Boz t1r United Stats Boz large Circulars, or hun
dr=ds 90 pupils ilughs by hi place. Hours
a. 3D.. and $50 4, p NJ and i0 Dat uigll.
an who wi ojoiu his classes should DO mmsdlislys
iaLgJ-dLf
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD
OPEN TO BROAD STREET.

OPEN TO BROAD STREET.
sS sad after Monday, Sept ls s55, Trains will run
J hsl0,.Ows:
GOING ~I UTH.
Mal and Pass. Freight and Pass
EP.-s Nashville 81 $50, A. Gl5, p. n.
Arrive ct Thompsons $50, .' 10,
GOING NORTH.
Leave Thomps5u's at SEQ, A N. 80, X.
Arrive at Nashville 1880 " us
Passengers FROM Nashville BY the Morning Train break
N.-s at Franklin.
The Sargsof Carter Thomas HOngh conaeet With tat
Trains 81 EhompsOa's
Through Tickets 20 Memphis, WaTne53oror jacks. l,
frs-frba Florence Columbia and PULASKI be pre-
CURED q. sa. General Stage Office under he Fera1dRt io.
lsr A. ANDERSON,
e.r-ea-if r. Eng and SGp'r
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Earz H. n. e1.s E1
&5 s-2EsFEz EE
a. 81. ..,----T -. -,
''l-.-' Ni2f7lL '.IA1E .IIA1E ~ ~ IN 1 ms
Y Is ieHHs5sse and Ala3&15a hilirCad Columbia
l55res rira. and I85 ai5e. turnpike. Lea5es Yass
vi, SUNDAYS Wednesdays end Fridays, st 81 O. m ~
ply a. tle General Stage uaas. opposite She P55 Once.
-,.. -
a.. Wh.Ic Doubts FiaCin= awav. give
Place 90 Conviction most
EuuwpHaul.
N. f..,.r-n r,..,s- 80. yam, ,., ....
~ mn, 80, g,uI s.r, ,gfr ' '''- ." 'N7 20
IL '-N@A 20. s.,,i's a. i''+ E'i'N
ait ''SJs' TO
ten yoar- and great rr,b they have facts in ihe
E ina. t'! nave cured "A" helped thou
saads of cases 81 -.-.-,.--.,.
,..--,,u. r.,... i'"'-''si l-,, ....,
Ter,a.r.. o.. sfe Digestive .,f.- .g H
Functions, Colds and coughs
DePL-7..e. o' "'' "aN 1.'.'' l-, ,.gss Iauh.iee-
t.l. o. o..- f,.t...- -. ~ 80. ',.-''
.fP. s.--s.'oo- -''' '-.'=' -.'r -7'. ...I''is'
alel all T...--sn' "l 4tps.is,
. i,I'tt,-.5 rr. -..-. ID W.. ,,", g,,,'~g!
Re9dsr! Yal are aPreaei % r--ae.y oau,t ay IN
so%3 .ais. AMI go4.a AS tae ~1.,s E oasa essa
1-y 10 .-. ..lr- AMI -.-''I ., si'
~ ~ 5, '.- ..s- s.'r mo- ,I - -
,,,r-. .-..-..,t.. f. f,,r ,... 81 - go
assumes l.sS g" ~" l. I '5i -- " you L.se " om
I5 ',-, r,' .,. no ,.- y ,.t -7 u. Z. ~,' " sIIa.-
l . - @ M p, - -, . -,1 PER
I..-.. r.,...- .,t q. ,.,.- 80
I,t ~ =, , ...f ,t.se. ,sf.r .-. LII .
T,4-'. go -g sr- -rra-.f-rt ,r. ~ ,, . . 10 -. % u,
5- .., L.. -., s,.,,.r .r- " -,s " a. a. ,I l..
5y.rr- -- ''''' 5 "'-Se
Removiu- Maa3o or Nlrr,rsp HvHoFs besa,i'yiua the
ia r.. -,- - .. o. a.i -, '1
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NOTICE 10 PASSENGEItS.

NOTICE 10 PASSENG EtSS.
SUPERINTENDEyTs OFFICE, n. & G. R. R.,
NASHVILLE, Ian. 6, 1857.
ON and after Monday next the l2h instant, the Ticket
~ ONCE OF the Nashville ard Chattanooga Railroad will
be established at No % College street. under the Sewanee
Hotel. The OiCs will be open OF A NJ. and closed al
o'clock p NJ Passengers should procure Tickets before
going the n. l. ANDERSON, Sup't.
G. L. ANDERSON, Ticket Agent. ljang-tL
TO RAILRUAD CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS will be received at the Engineers Office Of
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad unit February 10,
1857 for the Grading Masonry, and Bridging Of said Rail
road from Spring Hill opposite the town &C Columbia,
thirteen miles The above work comprises heavy
rock Hg thousand perches Of Bridge Masonry
and sixteen hundred feet Of Bridging. Plans, PrOfles and
Specifications be any ilme and any further in
f0rmron obtained by addressing !. r. DEyEREUX, Division
Engineer at Columbia, Tennessee. A. ANDERSON,
iaul6-tf. Engineer.
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8 i.
GOLD FOIL.
A LARGE supply God Foil from the best Manufacturers
/ a jusl received and for sale by -,, -
n0yg STRETCH PECK.
ETCfs POWDERS.
NEW and valuable preparation for the skin, just
! "A eeived and for sale by STKETCH d PECK.
PURE PORT VINE,
ONE Pure Wine, expressly for Medicinal pur-
noES R5's'' JUS '''''''o $40 - '- SFRETCH PECK
| FINE TEAS.
ETTE in store large St OF extra fne Teas consist
! deeIO STRETCH & PECK.
ARD OlL-BesI Winter Strain Lard on Just TeesLTed
! ONION SETTS.-A large supply Of fine Onion Sets
| ~ for sale by 'he barrel b"she, or qga,t, BY
NSCIS SAholtE q FENN-
DIRO SEED C insisting Of Hemp, Canary and Rspe
declS sTgETOH & PECK.
= OAPS.-Consisting Of Honey Poncne, Envy OF Snow,
= Cold Cream, Walnut Oil, Barbers Block Pamyrene,
Brown Windsor, CASTLE Ambrosial, Almond, Tooth, and
wash Balls, received and for sale BY
decl9 STRETCH & PECK
DOR CIEAPPED HANDS, LIPS, 6C.-Aman-
dine aud Cold Cream, just ree-yed civ aTd for s9le by
Wholesale aud Retail gs corner Of College and UnIeu
streets.
JUST ARRIVED.
I Q DOZ BALM OF THOUSAND FLOW.
10 EIsS just received by Express direct from the pro-
mav4 J q. BROWN 48 College street
ENISHING TACKLE,-A large stock selected b.
4 one Of the firm, consisting Of Genuine Limerick
Hooks, plain and on SnoOds; also, Aberdeen Gravets-
leen and Common Limerick Hooks splendid assortment
of Lines Cable Laid Silk and Sea Grass Spun Plated
Silk; Mnnow Seines 12 By Floats of every variety
Reels JOinted Rods, Clearing Rings, Fly Hooks &C. &C
In short supply those who appreciate fne Tackle
with almost every thing they Esy need FOR the successful
ie9 J0 9. BROwy, % OolIegsst
NOD-LIVER OILS Gro. genuine Cod Liver OIL,
J just received from RushtOn, CLARK B Co.'S BY
je9 10 G.. BROWN, 48 College st.
Z EECHES.-lOOO Swedish Leeches on hand and for
II sale BY 10 G. BROWN, 43 College st.
DURE MANONGAHELA WHISKY.-5 bbs
Of the above just received, Of prime quality sold 70
us for SIX years old.
je9 JO G. BROWN, 4S College st.
CTOEE WAREs-25eO pieces Stone Ware, consist
- ing Of Jars, Churns Jugs, Milk Pans Butter Crooks
SC. Of every size, Just received.
ie9 10 G. BROWN, As College St
DORTER AND SCOTCH ALE.-Constantly on
L hand, Barclay, Perkins Co.'S celebrated London
Porter and Mems Scotch Ale.
je9 10 G. BROWN, 80 COlegest
DEARL STARCH,-25 boxes Of very superior
L article of Starch, Just received by
ies 10 G BROWN. as College st.
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P. w. MAXEY q Co,

TIN PLATE, BLOCK TIN. COPPER,
SHEET IRON, LEAD PIPE. WIaE,
IRON AND TIN RIFlHS. PLUMBERS TOOLS AND
MATERIALS MAEHLETzEO IaoN MATzHtLs.
PARLOR CRATES. COOK SCOY Is. II AT
ing stoves for Wood Or Coal. JIplu-
ned and Common Tin Ware.
NO 46 EAST SIDE M REET STREET,
Nashville, Tenn,
p. S-We viii keep constantly on hard TiU-smi.hs
Machines and Tools being Agents for Peck, Smith Co..
soul in yt0a Conn.
stLt9J-dbm 2 ". " & co
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7 NJ. ls Cedar street Nashville, Rooms suitable toi
q a Banking House, store. UOCt-r Lawyer Uhlce.
fanIO-tf JAMES & HARRISON
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VAIN EBEE fAfsE FOR Salt.
WISH o. cell lls u.aHt. IInu which nov i've DE- -
ing ON tar,-rs crses. 100 mites r-r ol ta.-mp -
and FIVE us-- west .. S.r.a- HH.- ~uurEini 2 ssi5
acres fuuare! and seventy five acres ri TE'ah To-
ru good STATE cIyagu. Persons Ff-niug g. purchase
would do vel. call l4ue the property Before tuy
ing. --.
dec2s-Ian dtwEW-f Z. S. PlChARD.
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FIRST CLASS.

FIRST GLASS.
Piano FOrtes Books Stationery, Boots 99OSi 5 a9S s
TuTpenins in barrels, CarPsang, China, Class ana
Glassware CigaTa ln Sds9s, ,ss -. SnS 49, m
Goods M boxes and bales Drugs fruits Fruit trees
nd Sbrubbery Furs, Garden Seeds, Looking Glasses
"a IooSing Glass Plates, (at owners risk) Oysters
Ia caus and jsrs saddlery, Tin and Bril'ania Ware
Teas and spsces, per 100 lbs Is
SECOND CLASS,
Hsrdvare except such as tpeciAed in First and Third
Glasses, Coffee Mills, Machinery, Foreign Liquors
In barrels and pipes, Tobacco in boxes, Leather ln
TolIs gno boxes oils in barrels and casks, CfocAey
PissreT sheet brass and Copper, per 100 lbs.Sl w
THIRD GLASS.
AYES sboves Spades, sad Irons, Zinc and I'm 10 PIGS
hin Plate AnyIls, Vices, casks Of Chains ana hees'
Manila ana Cotton Cordsge, Coffee, Heavy CaSilngs,
s and Rosin in barrels per 100 s..... 30
SPECIAL RATES.
r,rr1re and Carriages boxed, and other Hght eTucea
moi enumerated; also, caEboys Of Acia1 o. o.net
Chemicals, VIII be charged Ry S SEfGal l 30
Have every Paeksgs Pai1gy y 5aT maLS% Attention 70 this
prevents delays and losses and lsufes SP70u' 10
livery. Avn PsCrTITIRs OFFERED BY THE
CHARLESTON ROUTE.
Goods consigned 70 Agents Of he s9uth CaT9lna %
ITssToT draysge wharfage and postage Only
bill OF which with amount o. ILesn' @ pIo st q r n
C1ane,.oF' o. ro Railroad will advance shippers charges
80 Ibatt6ose Who prefer coasgnng 70 Commission House
~ 80 S Sssbyille and Stations the Nashville and
7fspntgs Railroad are from Charleston BY through
Trains only and Shippers may rely uPon'h0 utmost despatch
and DrOmpiness. - - nj. ill ., al Tina. ba
us low 8 by savannah - -- -.t.u-u..
authorised, and will settle prOuply any O'0tI0is09
and damages that may occur on this Line. -
In case Of lost or missing goods will take charge OF any
correspondence necessary ioI - az - n NJ
will pay for within 30 days aer nohce 10 g'0u d.
This uflCe. ~ r,---5 r,,,.,c,oo,s
yrg W bc5T in mind tnat the above rates apply 10 an
Too3s from Charleston which are g be oelFeTe1 az te
fII-iI, Srgriors viz Stevenson Anderson, Decherd,
Tgllsh5na Normandy Waurace shelby vile, Dell0u'Aie'
FostgryiIIe MurfreesbOr0 Smyrna, and LaVergne. -
sbs be prepared 10 give every explanation ana
Ton drsIrsd n regard Freghls and Expense os CO'os
ondeus NAV RELY upon prompt answers TO all lhques anu
every attention pvsu business brought under my super
version aud control. CHAS. ". ANDERSON, agent,
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STEAM SHIPS.
For German Ports.
NEW YORK, BREsIE EE d SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS

THE ships comprising this line are WASH ss--ESs
L INGlON. Capt. r CaveBdy; HER ~ ~ 81
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins. These stea-
uers stop at Southampton, both going and returning
PROPOSED BATES OF sATLIEG-lS57
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RAILROADS, &C.
Freight Reduced:
Rates Of Freight from

CHARLESTON TO NASH VIII n
TO csSrIrvE WITHOUT ALTERATION UNTIL THH
FIRST DAY OF JUNE 1857.
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,,LUy t.t,S -

AGE packages auI parcels forwarded q any part ui
d tha y bv Glover CU.'s CITY Express Orders eit ai
lr once so Iy South side PubHc square, will be prompt
t attended 90. JHua-N
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Land Cor Sale.

nOlAS 5Al Z offers AL his land for sale about lss
acfes ~ las bsen ed OF Into lots to sui r,b
seLsr Or the Whole may be bought Ugeiher.
gs a's proved oI Convenient buildings, and good
water ABOUT 80 acres Iu WOODS tho I well afrrts -
market garcen with allrgs lor5n Do strsrbsrri.- gs
i'tta e-rauts Asparagus aud Orrha.ds. Two new f.
nlsta " leet ana thrle Pond; healthy ss nj
sl1u society. Terms mmO-iau.g
Erier % - B. VIII G, Horny rt 20 B NoFs-ri, or N
le oH me IN sss three miIss OF NashvilIs On
Louis. Vile brlnch pike. -
febI3-lEEW3w Tun,rc
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Nashville Spring Races.
- sRaA

W EDNEs3Af, Nay 9Th, ls57sveopst1ksg for uutrisl
. year otdsl mile heatselO0 enhance $50 f,rreIt.
- Oi more 70 make rlce, close 1t OF Anil
Aa4 DAfs--Aaieh race for sZ5l1 aside ahOJ forfsil-
~ mis- neats-tW0 year ods, carving ~ no11d- Tto.
L ''H names gf colt BY imported Al5iou dan bv Law
- = ~ ~ h Aoundtree names ETy Bvnun, 81 Cl,rcoa
dam 0Y OthellO or Shamrock. - 1'---'''
heats -'- -i77 s-lJ--Hallo
FHlDAG. Nay 29th--SEeepstskes for year ola. sooo
entrance, so ioriCae mile heats @ hrss r No. ,
a race, 90 close Let Of ALrI -D-I ~ la@aa
SATURDAY, Nav 5lLh-trouristorl- p,--. s,,,
heals. Uaul6-tfl t,. }. PHILLIPS s-,-.,,s.li ~ .liia
GAssEaTEN, C-Ez1NN.,] FAs.II IS6CT7S- -
TIE follow -Hg stakes are nov opeu a.
by The Gai'siiu Jockey Climb, oBs - -
run ugyCr the said Course az theIr next
Annual Meeting. Fall Of 1857. Gss-a.-Se-
No l-sweepszke for : Olds $3.50 au5scrinton a.,
tou-tiI mile heals To close the I5h March, s5T
NJ opstsses orHutried y66r olds $500 s7ise-
uouf $50 lsrclt, mile heats DO close priI s5-
no J-SHeepsakes '0l year Ods, 500 subggf fi,tion
SO iorelt' twu ulle heats. To Close lst april 1851
No 4->yeypstakss or ear u'Ls, $40 rls
or pap single dash Cf mile To cl4ss April e57
NJ. 5-owerps5akes Z year olds, $50 subscription
so iorte two mile heats. To close Ist Uril 1857
in al ot the above Stakes IhEsu entries 10 rF
race Eu-iles % The abrv- stakes b. made %
JOHN a. MALONE, Secretary,
#H"H
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RATES OF FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO
CHARLESTON.

rs,rb.r, and yVool ner hundred pounds 81 40
BeesgyaT Ginseng, Pinkroot, Rope and Baggng1 Hemp,
Star Candles, soap, Lard and Lnseed OIL per lO0 M
pounds, S0
Leaf Tobacco
Whisky per barrel S0
Beef aud P0rE per barrel ~
Flour per barrel M
Cotton per bale ~ .- r-u-..y
The Agent Of the Nashville and Chattanooga hsIoau
will sga Reeep.s at The above rates until the LIST Of June
next. - Il. -.
deduction Of fourth the above rates Will give the rale
10 Augusta Georgia, the articles above specned:
For information ln regard TO rates on elet aIios O
CHAS. ". ANDERSON, Agent
iaUs--57-tC No % College street.
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stopping southampton, Uulh going and returning they
offer passengers proceeding London and HdvTa advantages
Cyeragg o=g Toue, for s economy Of time and money.
PASSAGE tom New E1rE 90 southampton aud Bremen, First
CABIN Ms saloon, l38 dollars. First CABIN, Lower Saloon
10 dollars SGcgnd do. 60 dollars
All letters and newspapers must pass through the Post Of
ice.
No bu ofladng viii be signed PARCELS received on the
day Of sailing,
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship.
For freight passage apply 10
c. H, SAND, II South William street, New York..
c. A. HEINEKEN h CO., Bremen,
CROSKEY q co, Southampton
VIM. ISELIN. HaVre ffebil-lOm.
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NEW AND DESIRABLE GOOBs.
Eay der e EPiZXGE5

NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
snyder 6 EIPiZHeE
RE now receiving ard opening Fash and desirable oo.
n suitable for the ely an country trade.
Ladies aas KID Slippers, plain s1d trimmed
| Kid Front Lace G4iters.
Bisss Lasting Callers, -,,,, s.,is '-''
| Congress Caters,
KID ID aoo.', 'h.ssa and tsia salo,, ,-,,s .,.
white Kid aal SATAN SLIPPERS.
Toilet Slippers plain ana taucs,
Children sal Misses shoes OF every description,
! Gentlomsns' wear Of every description.
r. I3eiL STOCK % Of heavy goods is large and go24 gga
al aasa0 50 60 ~ ''' '' " SSYDas 9 FnIzzmA
GENTLEHEN's " Ezl.
Il Gem GonSs Fine Fine cal ca doR siitoRoG S0l' 5oo''
Doable sole
9 Congrsss Gai,ersj
These goods are rom one Of the b- m-aaGesore- 20
Philadelphia Gail AZ No % Public sgesre. ..-....
1900, I.ADiES' $40 80.
- vear for the Ladies, consisting of:
"" "" " French Lea'hsr Caters; spu'a,Alas aos;
coasress KID
These goods are very handsoas. CAN at
SNYDER G FEizZELL,
noy2 s1 Ia.-a asalre.
NEW Arrival OF BOOTS. SHOES,
TX UkS, FALISES, CARP Er BAGS, g. 4.
FOR FALL ANDw WINTER TRADE At
G.. EB. EEaEE'Ss
M Is, PUBLIg SQUIRE.
CONSISTING In part es follows, viz
~ suPerEne Eng. Kid siippers;
. White Kid ard satin sIIpper1;
{" Black Satin Slippers;
I" Kid Bo0tea thin sad thick s6lc~;
Bisck Las rg slippers AID BasEiHsi
La,rgC1 gress G=ftsrs wi h 8 wilh5uthe.ls;
a." " Caters, side and front res
NJ, Goat se"ed and pesgad Bootee
Fine Kid Booteesaud SIlpprrs.
Children's
Servants Calf and Goa Boo.eas large assortment:
Gents hne CalE Single and Double Sole Boots
d" - Oxford Ties;
' Monterey Ties;
Patent Leather Shoes;
Boys fine Cai' Boots SC, &c.
TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS.
splendid assIlmeut OF Iron Frame Sole Leather Trav-
elng Trunks Valises Bonnet Trunks Velvet and Brug
sells Carpet Bags, Oil Cloth Travelling BaCS &c Sca of
which offered at low prices for Small profits and
sepI7-tf Oh HALL, Is Public square.
CLAIM COLLECTING AGENT,
J. &. COOPER,
HAVING located himself permanently fn Nashville rs
age Of the citizens OF Nashville and vicinity Omcs a j.
hcEwRN's No. 40 Cherry street.
REFERENCES.
J. A. AeEwEN, D. D. DIcEEY,
J. a. FIsHEH, AND. AEsEEsoE,
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HOPE SpEI>jsS FXiLTIEG FRUT us
i,H. H A.ic Doubts Fiegin= away, give
PlBC" 90 Conviction most
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Smyrna times., 1857-02-18
may say. Lucy is nothing more than a blue -


A few months after the conversation referred
to took place, during which thine Lucy and
Clarence were married, i'll health caused Cla-
renee to resign his Office for a while. 1t was
now that Lucy employed her talents, and sup
piled every thing needed inthe family, till Cia-
renee was well enough to resume his accustom-
ed duties. .,.- ~ ~. .......-s .-....... +.
"There now," exclaimed Ada Morse, "a Lucy
has proved the most gentle of wives. Clarence
affirms positively that every button has been in
the right place, and every thing else has always
occupied its respective position. And Dear
Lucy, as Clarence calls her SO affectionate!y, has
turned her talents TO good account, for she real
ly furnished everything during her husband i'll
ness with the proceeds her pen. What think
you Clarence would have done had he married
either of us?" No answer was made, for the
whole group was nonplussed. ... i.
Norfolk, Va. 49,. ..... ~. .........
Smyrna times., 1857-02-18

EXCELLENT ADvIcE.---A correspondent of the
New BrunSwicker recommends to parents to
keep their boys at home in the evenings; it is
a most ruInous practice to permit small boys to
be out after night 1t is ruinous to their NOR.
ais in oil instances. They acquire, under the
cover of night, an unhealthy state of mind
bad, vulgar, immoral and profane language, OBJ,
scene practices, criminal sentiments, a riotous
beariug. Indeed, tits iD the street after night
fall that the boys principally acquire the edu.
cation ofthe bad, and capacity for becoming
rowdy, dissolnte, criminal men. Parents, in
this particular, should have a rigid and infiexi-
Bile rule that will not permit son to 60 into
the street after nightfall with view of play
Make such rule, and stick to it. Then make
home cheerful and inviting. Let it be one of
the sweetest places on earth,to your boys--let
the word "home" have a charm in it SO mighty
as to take away all desire to go out for amuse-
ment. A little money spent to add attractions
to the centre-table, to give them innocent
games, books of stories or travels, "Child's
History" and many other things which might
be named, TO improve the mind as well as TO
please. But with all the rest let the father as
often as possible spend an evening with his
children--throw off the cares of business, and
for time be boy again; andour word for it
your boys will not wish to roam the streets for
amusement, and in after years you will have
young men in your family of which you may
well be proud. 40 .c-'.t'trr <.t tt'a 81 .