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ALL persons having accounts Of over six
moEths standing are requested 10 come for
ward and settle upbyNihe first of March !;
and all accounts OF one and two years stand
ing mus. be attended to Immediately orcost
will be added. sss.
Z > tF II A. c. MENsCH. 8
Bloomsburg, Jan. 2s, 1851 81 I
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NOTICE.,

THE undersigned having purchased the
entire interest of his late Partner, will con.
duet the Book, Stationery, Blank Book Man
nfacuriEg, and Binding Business, in all their
branches; with increased facilities and strict
attention 10 business, he hopes 10 receive an
Increased proportion OF public patronage.
WILLIAM G. PERRY.
3. s.,s..s.s.l S. w. cor. Fourth & Race Sis.
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CAlTIAN.

WHEREAS my wife, Caiharine, has left
my bed aud board without any just cause,
] forewarn all persons against trusting her
on my account, as ! will not pay any debts
Of her contracting hereafter.
THOMAS C0URSEN.
Pine iownship March 2. 1851 -3L*
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DAVID YEAGER, J co,,ntv
JACOB DfMOTT, I,,d;,o,
SAMUEI, RHONE. 0'
Farm for Sale.

The subscriber offers al private sale the
farm containing ONE HUNDRED AND FIF-
TY ACRES, on which are log house, a
log barn, good spring Of wafer near the
house, and a good apple orchard. The prop
eny will make a good home for any person
who wishes to farm.
He also offers for sale another tract Of land
lying in Pine township, Columbia county,
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New Arrival offspring and Summer Goods

SNoBEm1aVV, AyEHeAAHa dSs Gs9os. .
and their spg and
offered hToWN Having 10 The seon ihei entire
call
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
mohai rluses
handkercbies
&
BOOTS AND Shoes OF ALL kNDS& SIZES MEN WoMN
Cedarwae table
abundance.
We bought Lowest Cash Prices and will
mankind
Bloomb
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IRON STEEL, and every kind of Hard
Awafe or sale by IS ts
McKELvY, NEAL & Col
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MI. Pleasani, Feb. 7th, iB57-sw,

= FANCY GOODS, 6fevsfy description and
variety new styles, and fresh from New York
and Philadelphia, for sale at the cheap siors
S'e- M'KELyY, NEAL & co
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NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of
4 Administration upon ,he estate of Elijah
AIberison, late OF Greenwood township, Co.
'lnmbia county, deceased, have been siar ted
10 the undersigned residing in Mt Pleasant
township All persons indebted 10 the said
estate are requested to make payment with
out delay, andthose having accounts against
the decedent 10 present them for settlement
10 I va ~ WILLIAM j. .lKELER, ~
80. Administrator. 4,
MI. Pleasant, Feb. 7th, lB57-6w,
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PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance Of an order of the Orphans
Coutt Of Columbia county, on
Saturday the l4th of March
next, al o'clock in the afternoon, BENJAMIN
McHenry, Executor Of Elias McHenry, late
of Fishingcreek township, in said county,
deceased will expose 10 sale by public yea
due, upon the premises, a certain PIECE OF
PARCEL of LAND situate in Fishingcreek
township aforesaid, adjoining lands OF Jack.
son MeHenry on the north, VIM. Ikeler on
the west and south, aud Henry Billenbender
on The east containing
FIFTY TWO ACRES.
more OF less. Also one. oiher piece or par.
Gel OF land situate in the township aforesaid.
adioiniaa lands OF Moses McHenry on the
East, James D. McHenry on The souih, VIM.
lkelet on the north and west, containing
SEVENTEEN ACRES
more or less. And also one other piece or
parcel of land, situate the township afore-
said, adjoining lands of Moses McHenfy ON
the east. VIM. keller on the south, James b.
Mcflenry on The north and west, Containing
TWENTY-FOUR ACRES
with the upputteEances, lale The estate Of
ss'd deceased siluals in the township of
tlshingcreek and county Aforesaid.
s..-..- BENJAMIN NcHENRY.
,e2ss e s Administrator,
bloomsbury, Feb, TO. 1851.
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SIXTY-FIVE ACRES.

About ten acres is cleared, and the balance
we'll timbered, so as 10 support saw-mill.
For terms apply TO the subscriber in Jack
sou township, Columbia county.
a's JOHN KESLER.
Jackson, Feb. 10, 1856.
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Amt of taxes uncollccled for 1855 f
and previous years, $4670 IA
Commissions allowed collectors 353 go
Exoneraions do. during the year $50 81
Amt of orders redeemed 7s40 Ia
Treasurer Commission, 235 90
do do on unseated land 55 81
Am. in the hands of John Doak,
late Treasurer. 30 90
Supervisor $ receipts for road tax 100 80
@IonnO 90
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District .atfor,sey.


District .atfornsy. -. \
AMI paia RE- eIasl4 E}Eki szs 90
Fuel.
Amt paid Joseph Sharpless for Coal S37 rs
N. do Lewis Rosi, wood, 81
,sz dsMitor's Pay. ~,
Ami oaid Co. Auditor& their'Clerk $27 So
.amt. ,Due Lnfe Treasurer.
Amount paid Late Tsssuseh = s447 90
s3sA sss' Insatrailce. sfgs
AMI paid Lycoming Insurance Co.
assessment No. II & IS $40 10
Ftr Soaps,
Ami paid differents spefsonsJ $500 III
ls Postage. Re- 8is5f IA s
Paid Philip Unangsl years postage 81 AZ
Commissioner Deeds,
Paid Jacob Harris for Com'rs deeds s26i II
Commissioners and Clerks Fay. q
Am,i paid Iram Derr, el5S co.
do William j. Ikelef, 1872 80
do Jonas FahringeT, ITO 90
do Henry Bnenbender, 16 so
do II, c. Fruit, elk. 300 90
'N '' 1897 90
Mercantile Appraiser.
Amt paid Richard Stiles, 81 80 90
Medical Services.
Amt paid ]. B. McKelvy, 81 so
Post Mortem Examination.
Amt paid Ramsey & McKelvy, $50 90
Agricuitstral Society.
Amt paid ]. w. Hendershot, $6l 81
Total Expenditures for the year, 1884 80
I'dTeS ottSfandtng and uncoilected.
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Ten uays Assessment' OF o
Andrew Hess fees on Com'rs deeds Q 8
Jury fees reed of. Eyerly Proth'y "a 0
Cash received for military assess.
ment 1855 e. 1856 30 0
Balance due Treasurer, 473 6
GS3f;tlO q
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BILIOUS 1FFECTiONss A
I LOWELL COMPLAINTS.

The local debility and Irregularities which
are The especial annoyances Of the weaker
sex, and which, when negieeied, always
shorten life. are relieved for fhe time being,
and prevented for tho lime 10 come, by a
course of this mild bul thorough Alternative
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JUST LOOK AT IT,

Bloomsburg, Feb Q, '57-6i. - Adm
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EXPENDITURES,
Road &. Bridge Ne,os.
Amt paid sundry persons for road
views. Sso U.
do do do bridge views l6 OF
Amt paid sundry persons, town
ship lines, y U.
IL SI1l nl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-04

Ice CREAM.-We yesterday paid visit to the Sa-
loon of H. C. Reeves No. 8, Odd Fellows Hail.
We had frequently heard the Cream made by Mr.
Reeves spoken Of being Of very superior quality
and II we are any judge it deserves everything that
has been said Of it. His saloon is fitted up neatly
and being pleasantly situated has already become
tavore resort for ladies and gentlemen. Mr. Reeves
has lately had opportunities Of displaying his taste
in supplying wedding parties and other entertain
ments with creams, cakes, &c, and has given unusu-
al satisfaction and in this capacity he is said to be
uurivalled in Nashville
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TIVE FLIry aNyIBIL4TFD.

EVERY Summer and FAN thousands OF persons die Of
Fmy, Cholera Dgsrntsry, GRIPPING Pains, and other,
Irregular les OF the Bowels II be cured In every
tor IS eets by The ofTucker Cholera Syrup which
has been tested 10y the best physicians South and
West and hy hca pronounced the eaectual remedy
al in has performed astonishing cures than
any other specific human life be saved in nine cases
out often 10y an investment of IS Buy bottle and
.Eeep IL by you.
For sale in Nashville by HERMAN d. RAINS, and T.
WELLS, agents. The PoPrieto. having unbouudsd con
aeuce in She efficacy Of has medicine has auth rsed the
Agents 10 distribute It grauously until virtues are
thoroughly tested Persons afflicted with Of the above
complaints viii please call the agents End get bottle
freo OF charge Tmay6-tf.
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In itars combined The prophecies ofa TayIC rUE nc and
ALrERArIvE,
DiaTrboa RHHousness. dyspepsia, IrIg- D. f.aHarhe,
intermittent Feys sour Stuu aCH, Liver "a Weak
Debility, Pain 10 the St9u eh or b'wr 20 vgu-ss
Night Fevers, FsoEnsss Of the skin, &C.
When taken, t nsuirrzs and removes moro scrs-
tons I'm the stomach ana rsugnens ht Digestive Drza g.
70 will also dlselso OF ere Uieu Dies, Glade
der, Urinary Organs and aitsrauvs rurfrs nd
healthy circulation of Blood rcn0v an sores
boIs pmplss or bitches tbs skin
Try H. and convinced Of ils wonderful gounE pro-
FoTCHLDREN who are puny weak ard sicsIy We afviss
parents give them teaspO0uf Of the CoEDaL daily.
- See UiTspl3F; F5e ne 81 Ief aatus ., 90,
% Principal Depot, on the corner Of Third and Pine siHl
81. Louis Missouri.
~ Fer sale by all the principal Druggists in ne city and
county
ali over the country in clHse7 lsrce 90 the tre-
mendOms success Of VECLeHmss Volcanic Oil
Imminent Il is supefcedng every ID mcnt and
Hundreds Of confirmed Grip les have made aaE
chronic Sores and had trod 10 yain many reme'ies
and tnimen O now before the pubic, ha.e been per-
Leans Celebrated Lfmfment.
is no longer untried remedy, but fixed and immnv-
able 'faCt" esrtidsdt by the many Thousand that
have used It, that mcLeanfs = Volcanic nil int
ment Is the best A nient that has been di-c0v-
sred and the only reliable coy for he %
SOreso all kinds sWenEs or any local pains on mn o.
Livery stable Keepers, Farmers, Dray-
and ali that have tho charge Of borss should Keep supply
constantly on hand % be used iu uue otge-d
PRICE OF THE LINIMENT
In consequence Of the Increasing demand Tor his vauabl0
and one dollar bottles The Soy bottles three
lines the quantity Ofthe twenty-five cent sze add 81 on To
proportion 70 tasir cost 90 Oh purchasers vii save money b.
getting the larger sizes.
An ordsrs fO the Volcanic on Lniment mu Be address
ed 70 the proprietor JANIS e. MCLEAN, 81 Louis No.
apr2E-dtWdz I'm iB
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A FINE CoACH.-We saw yesterday the finest and
most substantial stage coach we have ever seen. 1t
was built by Messrs. Lewis Downing Sons, Of Con-
cord, n. H., for Mr.. A. Price of Lebanon. and is
intended to run between MeMinnville aud Bersheba
Springs during the present season. The workman
ship Is superior, while the painting and trimming
are really superb The pleasure-seeker at Bershe-
ba this season will find his enjoyment of trip to
that place enhanced twO-fold by the luxury Of ride
in this SPLENDID coach.
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'lLhs, GHENADINES,
NTAPLE GOODS.
500 ItEWARD,

WILL be given for the apprehension and delivery O
w WILLIAM +. GARRISON, Who absCouded Fsl-
r"guth Va about the % Vril last taking
300 500 dollars my money which Obtained b. u ans
eey SaiI Garrison ABOUT g years Of age,
GIN ueBes high saIO complexion, sighted
miller 10y The above reward charg
VIZ 81 given his delivery Falmouth Va, " Sc
that he may be brought back and with accord
ing TO law. THOMPSON J. SULLIVAN,
May o. 1857. twicsRwlm.
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Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne has bought place or
placer in California, and intends TO make the
Pacific empire State her permanent home
- Hon. JohnP Hale has entirely recovered from
the Nati0nol Hotel epidemic with which he was at
lacked.
EGs@ Hon. Geo. Houston and L. Cook, Esq,
democrats are candidates for Congress in the Flor
ence ALA District
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DIR. A. G. GOOdIet,

Vegetable Panacea,

GOODLET'S LINlMENT, DIN MENU AND
EYE SALVE.
Coughs, Cold, Headache, Indigestion and
Di-peps a,
Which shicts many persons, sooner relieved and
ecuay cured by the proper Of the Vegetable
Psuaces than any other remedy
Female Diseases The Vegetable Panaeea is most
peculiarly adapted to female diseases.
GoodIet's Vegetable Liniment, GOOdIeJ,s
UuTiWaied ointment, and CiOOdIeI's Eye
SEIyC, are superior remedies. All persons whs have
made Trial q them speak OF them in the highest terms.
FAM les who have nd pied the OF The above rene
dies, prepared by Dr. Goodet much pleased with
them and generally give them eulhusa praise
nsy4g-tT
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On the I'd inst, J. L. & R. W. Brown sold Al lots
in Bostieks Addition, for the sum Of S27 889, aver
aging about Sl3,37 per foot front The amount sold
was about II acres
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Losr.-On yesterday probably in the vicinity of
the Capitol by Mrs. GERRARD, Bracelet with three
gold-stOne sets. The finder will be rewarded, if
desired, by leaving in at this office 2t
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AUCTION
SALE or GROCERIES,
BY
Lanier, Phillips 6 CO.,

ON TUESDAY reEt the 9Th inst. will offer for sale in
Ofrout OF our Warehouse, or Market and Clark
streets, the E lowing articles Tor casi
h. irt1 choice sugar 200 boxes Quart and 200 boxes
200 bags Kfo Coffee; Pint Fasks;
A. DO e. T. DO led Hnlass-S; 90 lois S. S. Almonds;
10 boxes 30. z. L0afSugar; 10 bags lspIce
lUO bb Is. crushed * pOwderedl5 bugs Ginger;
Nu.ar: 100 hbs. Rec. Whisky;
800 boxes star Candles; go 90 Old Magnolia;
ION half DO 10 do Gin
100 Quarter do do IS do IN. Brandy;
IS boxes DogIs. mould do, % do old Manongehalai
S. casks n l.. Soda: % do cider Venegsr;
100 dozen painted buckets: 10 tieTces fresh NICE;
50 nusts TUES, 50 coils Cotton Rope;
81 dDZ. * aeleTs. 20 90 Juie dui
~ nests Market Baskets; 10 cases "a diues;
rs boxes fac. Tobacco. aOa Kegs nails assorted;
So 30 .re-C0u's soap; leuu doz MasoH's biacBlngT
$40 IeaUs Wrap Paper; lUO Pearl starchi
Iogetherwh numerous other articles to make up
plele sale.
JOEL B.. LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
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rHoENIx BEDsrEAD FACTORY.
W.R. CORNELIUS, AGENT.

W *. COkN ELlUS, AGENT.
Tf'HAN kF D f1r past fyors and iuGulreuces would
x have steam ug more, and viii soon
De manufacturing gUuGge bedsteHds, Lounges, &c,
every DESCRIPTION for he Iae ana generally
once and NareroOms, No. 4g Spring Cherry,
where will also keep q general assortment OF cheap
gha Bureaus ardT5bes, &c and wild also keep hand
and make order every description Of Mattresses, DC.
Person .r.eTiHE from dSlasCe may rely having their
orders filled. Respectfully, ", h, CORNELIUS, Ag't.
SHhFFiE d Co, PrupTisJurs, lGpr26-u
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Rate, Of Adrertising

~ We are authorized to announce MosEs sIEsLErOE as
candidate 10 Represent he counties Davidson, Robert
sos Cbeahau, Montgomery, Dickson and Stewart In the
nexi Congress Of the United States.
The ClarEsve Js0Hsn wiz copy and send bin to this
,e7.a for c1IIection.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF NASHVILLE AND TEN
NESSEE.
WE the undersigned, purchased wreck on the
w Lgese Ground OF the Nashville Mauuft cturing
p4ny her "a the materials and fixtures thereon and
snail meiIaey commence the rebuilding the Foundry
and Machine shop. We shall be able in short time 10
commence operations before and hope paronzrd by
the people Of tennessee. N. JALkER.
7 f. PARISH,
HM. RODGERS.
JAES ELDER.
fUlm. B. G. WOOD.
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FnR s.HERIFE.

Election First Saturday in March 1858
We authorized JAEEs N. HIETON eandI
dale for Sheriff Of Davidson county. mayg7
We authorized - snnOuncs-JoHS K. RDNosDsoN
candidate for reelection Sheriff Of Davidson county
mays
We are authorized TO announce B. BIaLET a candidate
for Sheriff Of Davidson county. may2
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Twenty-Eighth Annual Fair Of the American In
PILES! PILES ! PILESl

PILES ! PILES ! PILES!
THIS HITHERTO INTRACTABIs DISEASE OF livery FORM AND
IN STAGE,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIR. CAVANAUGH'S PILE SALVE
NTTILL never fail in giving immediate relief and posi-
w lively curing the worst and most obstinate Of
HsmorrhOids OF Piles. II is the
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here or elsewhere for the Piles and the result Of years
Of patient study and investigation.
Sufferers from Piles have q remedy st hand which
will
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear Of failure its part to do all the proprietor
claims for it.
Full directions accom- panying each box and Gil that
requisite strictly observe them and cure Will soor
to follow.
Dr. I Il. CAvANAUaH, presently
Dear Sir When arrived in the city few days age
was suffering intensely with the piles, mentioned my
condition YOU asking your advice You recommended
YOUR Pile Save saving Il would cure me. red 1.-THE
effect was immediate and l well. / believe il
to be- as it proved IN my case invaluable remedy and
sure cure for hst disease, the Piles and such recon-
mend il to others.
Yours truly JOHN ", HANSON, Of st. Louis No,
Leg Price 81 per box, For sale in Nashville BY EWiu
Bros Wholesale Agents. and BY Druggists and Dealers
generally,
Dr. 7, II, CAYANAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
aug3l-ly inside St. Louis, No.
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Bg SEE SUPPLEMENT.

& g- We viii thank our city subscribers to report
to all failures the part of our carriers to de-
liver their papers.
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PROF. WOODS IEair Restorative.

We publish to-day the advertisement Of this learned and
amaJe Professor, resident Of St. Louis descriptive Of his
Wonderful Discovery We believe there but one opinion
among all who his Hair Rssorative-aud is IN
BOUNDED confidence efficacy has no colorug
IT, and effects enrva7nof the hair by renew
ing the forces, which originally give growth and color It
works astonishing cIauge.-Easf0f Lliss CEiri0a
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SoDA.-Reader, if you wish to enjoy really de-
heious glass Of soda. call in at DemoviIle a Bells
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Thatcher House,

McWINN TILLE, IENN.
THE above house having been reftled Throughout and
furnished iE the appropriate manner possible, viii
opened the reception Of company the ls Of June.
Families wishing escape the heat Of the cities Of he
ers will find comfortable accommodations for any length
time.
The proprietor would call the attention Of those going
Bersheba Springs that they will Bd after bard days ride
aud dust Of the cars cOd neat and comfortable
house, good nights will feel refreshed and
able their journey with comfort in the stage
that leaves the house every morning for the Springs 90
miles distant. And also families do not wish TO be
at any public resort would say thai joining the House
story house containing large front and
sOmey furnished they enjoy themselves pr
vaely as al home. ThOe wishing for such will please
notify me Immediately by mail.
Passengers taking the day train the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad to TUlahOma, reach McMinnvile
O'Clock, p. d. II. s. TEACHER
may26-lw Proprietor.
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R. C, ITcNATRY g. co,
No. 80, College Sfrc

No. 90, College street,
HAVE determined in future 70 keep I'd GlI and al g.
giant Stock tbs whole round. persons vi
sl The city have he supplied at a seasons.
aul they are nov receiving their second Large Inn
pGFJaliOn OF
SUMNER GOODS,
BouEht in New York heavy decline in prices and
prepared better taair al any other
lime 90 the history of tItr bunes, being able 10 sell many
descriptions of 0ds less prices than we paid for
them ,arIE Iu tire season.
To DRESS GOUys, we have an elegant assortment Of
SILKS, GRENADINES,
TisSt rs, BEREG Els.
OAGANDIEgS, JACONETS,
And fabrics 10y The yard- at prices far below usual
hand, and ply the NJ q on" eegan Dress
SIN 90 st. We invite pauIcu. % be re
auci 0i es OF six SOCs, and unusually large
stock e low priced 1uslius, Lawns, DC. DC.
summer shaw ls-ln great variety, very pretty and
new. al % few hT mourning.
Lace ana Muslin MemtIes-an elegant ass0rt-
meut, sisp large lot very low prices. Lace ManJles
STAPLE GOODS.
DONESTICS. TECHNICS,
SEEETIN GS, CDETONADES,
BOYS WEAR, IRISH LINENS,
PRINTS, GlNGHAMS,
PLANTATION GOODS, &C, &c
Hosiery Of an kinds.
Gloves, Of all sizes, styles and qualities,
oil LDLH N.IHd % HHIIIAGN. L4RPE TYVlTS
are now receiving the ll7gsst stock ever brought 20
this t about go pieces among which may founl every
thing the The elegant To- ether with
printed urugaets Frumb cloths, R1gs Mas Linens
Hoas &c dc and all II the very possible PRO
may y K. @. MuNAIRY a. GO.
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Tcai TcaiI

HE Subscribers PREPARED % fHrui5l citizens Of
Nashville wiihlee Of th8 best quality, Office on
CheFr street. opposite the Post Once his put
on Paradise M and scQua any brought ffOm the
Lakes. 1mayI5-tr W. T. JARRETT & BIO.
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A. p BEERS. o. I. TERET
BEERS q TERRY,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AUGUSTA, Ca,

II VIII attend 10 the sale an kinds or TENNESSEE
Produce az their store. opposite the Planters Hotel
REFKREECEs-Hon John p. King, Pres. c. r.. r. Augusta
J. A AnsIsy. Augusta n h Butter Augusta; Il. T. Eent
urn, Nashville, Tern J. A. Brown, Murirsesb0rO Tenn.
Seymour, FauliuE d Co., Nashville, Tenn, imrhIO-tL
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A. KERR & CO.,
IMP, RTERs OF
HAVANA CIGARS, WINES, BRAN DIES ,dZC.
USG received by steamers Scotland and Cumberland
= large stock Of goods. Among which arc;
5O0OUO Ligar5, hue brands,
100 baskets Champagne WiBei
5Ob boxes Hue Port;
So boxes fine sherry;
60 casks 6ne 8Tandies;
IS boxes Calhoun Whisky;
10 boxes Sardines,
90 bOls due Old Bourbon whisky;
100 cases Brand ., IN bottles.
Also hne Of Fruits, Crscknul Biscuits Nuts
Of ali kinds fine Of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
Pipes Of all kinds and every thsng that kept line,
which " 80 sell al the lowest price for cash.
All those owing viii please call and pay must have
money, and further lndu genCe cannot give.
mart6-u A. KERR d CO.. 81 Cedar St
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-04
RL. NJ. & Z. D. Cheese.

TUST rec rived by s d. Lebanon
d 100 n rs Oh frse, fret articls
50 boxes " 4 ne use hund
ST. barrels Sweet Crab IIber
81 Champagne cider,
Toe Fresh warranted 90 keep all sum-
wishing o celebrate The Fourth or Julv be ac
commod-led with Fire WORKS aud other necessary articles
for that grea occa ion, BY J. q. ROBERTSON,
5uur2- Broadway.