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DIRECT IMPORTATION
HARWARE AND CUTLHRYl


rHfcR1Sas AND MHOLssALs DsALias.
II Asvs In sssss, anA are rssisving shstr ssppliss
fefths spring tsass direct from the makers, which
they oasr to essa and prompt timsbuysrs on t.
vsssbls tsrns. The stock bstng unsssally lsYes,
shsy ssAdsntly solicit q sxsnInatios Of tksss1s
Jyl-dAs SWAN. TUCKER. +
GCYTAke--A large stock Of different brand ,fss
~ sale low By 6,W. A.TUCKER.
y ii: s. g. J. WIN. fs 1cKSk 20
LAY KAKRE.-Hsyk Rates u AIM res & Sslitle.
n fors aIs low ~ s.W.1R. TUCKER.
7yKATN CRADLES -d}spevine, PTemiun. and
" common Cradles fer saie By
2 v. 8. II. TUCKER.
IAY fORKB.--A large stock, assorted anali-
Il ties, for sale BY s.w. H.TUcKER.
CTRAw FORKS Thres-Tinc Straw Forks Of
~ diasrsn tqu aiftits for sale By
Z. .la..xa 6.W. II. TUCKER.
SPADkS.--A Large stock Of iron, steel and east
s. ". ! u. TUCKER.
a NEG SAOVELe.-- A large stock IL Aneas
"A 6Aovsls for sale low BY
s.w. : H. TUCKER.
CCYTHR sTONKS.-scytAs Stones, Of diGsrsrt
- kinds, in quantities 70 suit.
s.W.AM II. TUCKER.
CCYTHK KI1Lns.--vssious Qualities of HoytAs
- RiAes and Sharpsssfs Tor ssisAy
6.W. . II. TUCKER.
GlCKLKs.-A good article 81 Biskiss for sale ~
- e.W.4 H. TUCKER.
r RiNDSToNRs,-Ths BsEaa Oh sdsionss, of Va
= 'loa' '''''' i'r sale K VIZ TUCKER.
lsisu Of the Red Paddock
jys Jaw corner Of Aain and Second Sta.
E~vA-~~~ ~.A 7~..~
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r1yHE LATEST On - II !
most impoYtaA
improvement 10 -
Photographic PFossss,
IL the AxLAtHeTyBs, IIII
Witch Il tAksn On - saAnslsA issa plate. pss.
pared xprsssly for the purpose.
: Ills finished without baisan Of ar or varnish Of
any kind and thsrslors will rot blister or crsek in
cold weather, - will The Anbr0type. Instead al
hsng vanished the picture Il gaisanissd In nal.
vanie battery, which. b giving II coating Of I'll.
yer, renders IL impsrvious to Atmospherie changes
The Melainotyps pAassanse Many SAvaatsges ever
all other pisturss II will ssesivs fail vitAsas
frastnre, bend without injury. 1t may be washed
whom sofied, and handled without the face bsips
marred, snlssss based y rossA scratching, which
would deface the bsstoii psintiss. In perfect d.
hAeatios Of detail II equals the y
while II has noAs Of ths glare which for chief
ODD lection 10 taOss pictnfss.
when eeiorsd, he Mslainsty ps very nueArpsn-
blss painting on ivory. For inserting In lsekets
pins rings, no other pieturecsn compare With IL
The Aslsisotype l. rArssr ricrusx, and GuH
BIO. are the only srtists In this city Who have !
right 70 take them. II yos want . coon rrrTuss.
call 81 CUES GALLERY, No. IS Main street, b.
tween d and 9TH, and examine specimens Of The
MkLAINOTYPE. ffsA6-A
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Removal.
4 soLLS bRs Kht4SiuS have removed from
~ their grocery store on The corner II THIRD and
johnson : dooss above 81 street IN j otinson' +.
Lew brick, adjoining Dinners Ice Cream Saloon
where they hepe to all tnsir old customer TO-
gethsr With many ner cnes cheap gpo4ls and fair
dealing will merit.
Kspkuk, Aug. A.dtu
4 lcsAN scsnss, Prose Writers VI America, and
~ Peter Farley Popular Biography fur - 80
s2Sd vepkl, Dk0WNELL CO.
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ST. Anthony Lumber Yard!

st. Anthony Lumber Yard.
fTHHE undersigned having made arrangements
with the 81 Anthony Mills fer large sup
nnlber used in this market, would respectfully
call the attention Of Carpenters aud Builders to
The stock Of Lumber low being received at the
Lumber Yard recently occupied by Messrs. Hiatt
d linrbine in this city They would call partic-
uiar attention to their
DIMENSION STUFF,
of various siEes and lengths; also Boards Of yari-
Gus Lengths, from o feet to rs feet leng.
They hatter themselves that they " IL be able to
furnish FLOORING, SIDING, PLANK JOIST.
scANTLlN0, LAIH, ac..of as good quality and
81 as fair prices for prompt pay ss can be had else
where in this city.
auglId JOHN ALLISON 4 co.
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Mississippi Valley Nursery,
kEOKUK, IOWA.

= ~ ~ ~ y. H. H0
GUCH as Apple, Peach,
~ Pear, Plum, Cherry,
Ounce dc.; and the small
fruits, Raspberrics, Cur
rants. Subsidiaries Goose
berries, &c.
Also, a large quantity u
Gaia wts and Isabella
Grape Roots.
A large quantity 81
DWARF Trees, partica-
iarly Pear and Cherry,
which are very desirable
for city planting.
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Wisconsin Lumber Yard.

Wisconsin Lumber Yard,
good assor tment of the va
LUMBER. rionsqualites, length. and
thickness
fair assortment on hand
JOISTS. and bills allied at saw-mill
prices.
6ood-sizcd piles Of the COM
mon lengths and sizes.
-. Sawed and cut, the latter very
cheap.
AHINGIES. Pine. Poplar and Cottonwoo
SASH. From smallest TO iargestsi1e.
Small and large, piain, raised
and moulded.
HIINDN Rolling and stationary
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Dry q o ds
EVER LANDED IN THIS CITY.

DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING
No. SIS Main street,
IOWA
uovl5d&Wly
WA. n. AUSTIN, ca Lbsns
wv. II. AUSTIN co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GEoCENs,
PRODUCE DEALERS
AND
Commission Merchants.
No 100 Main ksoluk Iowa.
HAVING bought a. Gtled up good FIGURING
IL MIA IN Laharpe, Ills. where can always
buy The best of Wheat, We are new manufacturing
and ssep constantly On hand al our store, supe-
FLOUR
and Feed, which VIC viii ssll At reasonable prices.
ALSO,
Quincy City Mills. NnseAt.ue, and other brandsof
Flour, al the Lowest Market Price
,uy3o WM II. AUSTIN a co.
IL CORN MEAL, for sale by
jy3o WM IL. AUSTIN co.
GUAR cU.kD HAMS aud
y SHOULDERS, for sale by
jy2o wM. ii. AUSTIN c1.
/ oADos PORTER,
IL Scotch Ale,
Allsopp's Ale,
jySo wM. II. AUSTIN i co.
l0sIEffEs's BiTIKKs,
VOLTS sehiedam schnapp,, for safely
JySo WA. IL. AUSTIN CO.
EQ0 SKIS. q. A. SALT Tor safe by
wv jyss Wal. II. AuslIs 90.
~ Jars and
Jug. for sale by
ifsO WN- IL, AlsTINa 90.
MAccAAlh.os,s,ll., ,,,,
Pe-fl Starch,
Corn do
Pearl Barley,
Pearl Sage,
worcestershire Sauce,
Tomato latshp,
Durkee's Yeast Powder,
Preston Merrill, Yeast Powder, fog safe b,
jalgSea VIM. ii. AUSTIN AGO.
Guhl0sIIIES Of Literature ana the Ltsrar,
AcharAeter Illustrated, by ]. C. Dlsraeli with
euriosities Of American literuture ty kxIu,
eriswsiS. Tor sale by
spsd OGDEN, BRoWNELL4 co.
sHEsTEkflELD's Letters 10 hls con
~ Evaysof EIia, BY chas. Lamb.
Iha Works Of Chas. Lamb.
Ltie II Gen. Marion.
Life II Gen. 1reene.
Life OF Gen. Lafayette. Fer sal, bv
apsl6a oGbEN, BRoWhILL 4 co.
1~yard Tayior's Last " orM.
itLufEDiA Of Modern Travel Subscription
~ q the aboseeoo received by us. Price IL.
mchlsd ooBEH. BkowNELL co.
VtshE Orphan Girl, a lae of Southern Life. b,
1 Jas. 5. Peacock, Nj. D., II Mississippi 70
sAe az the CITY BOOK SItRE
ap9ied - Main-st.
Eo0Ns! EoOAs..
flsuE Aaisftean Family Enes eiopedia Of u.efu
knswieige. ~ book u ,as2a Receipts and Facts
a4oIs library II subjects asefui 10 every inajvid
aat Illustrated With 900 eDgrayingt, Nv I
Webster. For sAie by
apr2yd piDEN BR0WNELL 4 co.
Ais0. A Ncw supply OF
sI,YS1iM0S4 af the kecks; Higis Of the Slate
i JgHex
ageses Ambrosisnss
War lFaiI5
Neighbef Jack GOD
Huinsaidts Island II Cuba;
Harp ~ Freedom
Heme If, ae.
For sale ut the CITY BOOK STOLE
spya 81 Matn4st
Removal.
4 toLL} bks Khi4sIbS have removed frsm
~ their grocery store on The corner II Third and
johnson 3 dooss above 81 street IN j ottnson /.
bYick, adjoining Dinners Ice sfealn saloon
where they hope to ace all tasir old customer 10
gethsr with many ner cnes cheap gposls and fall
dealing will merit
Ksokuk, Aug. A-din
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supply % Fancy Shrubbcry, Evergrsens,
koses, dc, on hand.
Early Tomato, Cabbage and Sweet Potato Plants.
All Tor sale ~ ccstomaf ~ prices.
Orders received on the grounds. 4 Of . mile west
Of the old City limits, the Bluff Ferry road TO the
Des Moines, VI by mail, addressed to
mch1-dAw. GEO. o. HILTON.
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Celebrated Rochester hay platform and cespter
SCALES. The beat Scales In the market, warrant
cd correct. They have been in USE for yeass, and
BIZ seen In the stores Of Chittepden 4 Mci.yic.
Connabie, Smyth Co., Stafford McCune. Burns
kcntgcn, Cieghorn i Harrison, J. Il. Copslip,
etc., and will speak for themselves. For sale ii
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MAnT Z DA1 HEn,

DIAL ERS IN SOCKS.
DtasleheSy, Fancy CooAs. Ae.. Ac..
Ne. ~ 4sin-strest, bstvssn "a sad lti.
XE0xUk, IOWA.
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94ss1...ss. Lis. - s.~ ..a
04ss,,a...s; vALuAsLE seexsn

A AcIIc ADvRN1uR8s N SKA
IA aea Laal, fron the earliest 1sse
q The lat sxpsditioss in search a
Sir John Essbtlin: Edited " Hpe
Sargent. For sale BY
nsyS-A HART . bAABDn.
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On AAIk A RTl6T BRIDE, OR THE Emo.
oetSHsst,E "A kERS I'LL, BY nsusa Bssset.
author u Prairie tIowsr, Fasssd mi.
On MAIN I'm sale ~ HIATT 4 BARRIER.
Ot6tfest.' nsyN ~ Asin-st.
ExT0AORDDNAAY lNDUCE0E hTn
Anu - =
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~ 80 sNbuObO 0b1k00eGsVy
/ An aev resolving ny spsise and Ba y Dsssssek
Of Dry 0Sods, Hats and Dsnnsts, Boots anA
Shoes, Croeksry Ware, r., direct iron tAs Essteis
Glitter, rhisA comprisx sxtspsive variety in ali
these d~partnsnf$. Ny stock ill com % re favor.
sbly with any IN the city IN point Of varisiy snd
quality, AaA itis . vsli kso~n fact thstthe prices
OF Drss. 0eeds, l have Rnks, Ti..ses, Bsr.s,s.
Lawn, Barge Dtlaines, Chaiiies, Psrlils, vaisn.
eian Pisids, Dsbaiss, Arganiinss, Lawn Robes.
Ac.
OF Staple Goods, heavy brown Aolasstie ,aisaeAed
do, 0snsbsrgs. dstiis, licking, prints, Ac.
. ALSO, Linen Goods Of all kinds-~hite and
bse~s tor pants white and bsovn tsbls Siarer.
srash AID diaper tovelipg, IfisL linsD, hIe~n d.
Z ALSO, hamnsf 6ha~ls, black silk vssettes. ara-
bEedsyies, lscss, pssAst hsndh sSehiefs, hefitry.
tsinuings, Gsnu shirts, crsvass, collars and sss.
dsndsrs.
ALSO, On sssestasot % 6snmss Ciothirs. ana
AeeeaeASy articles too nsme1ous u nepeitn.
AND IL spnnsetiou with The above, htep an ss-
soft1snt Of oassasvass And Groceries, The latter
q which still eeutinns to sell at vholeval
psteee. fresh lot VI choice Teas direct f,em TIE
Canton TsACo., New York, which sre warranted 10
fivs entire sastsfastion a. the money will be re-
Islisk can sov oAer Induce en- Is not 20 beer.
eells@ ~ Any houss II this city.
l3 11o vi ap article you cannot hnd apyvhera
slsss )qet sall at ths Ninble 6ixpeuet- any where
along 0ain-ssrset.
?. B.--Thsps are not cid soods--have .ss tss~ ~
As~A stars tAstesv go.
Nos. 81, -. ~ anA lss naln.si.
y. 3. BlLLI1GE.
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A UToBlO0RAFHl OF PETEl
"A CAkTWKiGHT the back WOOD
Preacher. edited ~ W. r. strielspo.
For sale By H.kB.
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New Lumber Yard,

Second Street bet Main and johnson, Keok'
-
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GEO. FOSTER,

WHITE Ironstone Dining, lea and Toilet
w Ware, Of new and beau full shapes, for sale
In sets or piecea to suit purchasers, by
jeSd GEO. FOSTER.
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N DUcA TlOEA.L ESSAYS,
I'll by Y. Thsapson, y. w., L. L. D.,
nsu edition, revised and enlarged,
'sditsd BY Rev. y. ". Clark, b. D.
for sale BY H.AB.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09
Miss Eliza Lnrnn.

This gifted lady, who stands at the head of
the list of American actresses, Is playing an en-"
gagement in Memphis. We believe The goes thence
to New Orleans where she will appear at Crisp's
Gaiety. We Mr. Crisp will not fail to effect
engagement for this city also. 1t has been several
years since Miss Logan played here, and her nu-
merous friends are anxious to see and hear her
again. They have watched with eager interest her
steady progress in her profession, and now that she
has attained position whence she can contem-
plate with just pride and exvItatiOn her successful
triumph all obstacles they desire to mantle ST
to her their high appreciation Of the matured &C.
tress. They admired and were proud Of her as
girl; they admire and all the more proud Of hel
as a woman.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

CALICO PARTY.-The Boston Transcript thus
described one cot the recherche parties of the
season." which came off recently at the residence
of a retired merchant prince, in s. street:
ga sine qua non to the invited guests was
for the ladies' appear dressed in calico, and
the gentlemen in their summer coats, and most
faithfully did each carry out their portion of
the programme; and more tastriully arrayed par
" of fair demoiselles rarely meets the eye than
was here congregated. Upon their heads were
rosettes aud pendants of the varied hued pros
ducts OF Lowell Manchester and Providence. At
early evening dancing was commenced, beneath
the light of one burner in each chandelier, TO the
music of the piano, which the ladies alteruat ed
occasional charadr performarc =, till supper
time; and here the genius Of the host in couor IL
ing the times added mirth to the already happy
party. The spacious diung-rOOm was throw
open, and displayed table, set forth, not with
costly plate, out the fruits Of the harvest instead
In the centre, upon IN inverted tin pail, nicely
draprd stood golden pun pkin, from whose eyes
and nose and month, heamra forth a mellow light
relieved by the "dips" which accrued the corners,
well secured in gOo.ly turuips. Yellow dishes OF
ia ses gingerbread yielding their toothsome stores
and Cochituate ale dispensed from stone pitchers
OF the true grandma pattern, in mugs OF def ware
enhanced the relish for renewed Terpsichoreau
agility"
Such magnificent display of luxurious poverty
is all very well for evening and for sport--ior
a sort of incorporating trOlic. But il these ele-
CANT ladies' and gentlemen who indulge in such
rare shows, were compelled to dress thus al all
times, at home and abroad, a louder and more
heart~rending complaint against nothing 70 wear
would ascend from the midst OF Suobdom than
even the moving appeal, the Miss Flora McFlmseys
have already sent forth.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09
sTNGER,S SEWING MACHINES.

Honesty and fair play admirable in advertising
everything else, and in the long produce the
suits. Competent judges Of unquesoned mpartalty,
public exhibition (he Mechanics Far decided Singers
to be superior Grover & Bakers machines and
that Singers adapted every kind Of work. while Glo
Bakers not. So we content leave it. but
opponents attempt the effect of this decs-
on by making long wnded and absurd statements
papers in the abused of Justice" To of the
poiuts made briefly reply, follows:
1st. Machines did obtain the favorable judgment Of
the Committee at the Fair
Singers machines do fact than one
third less thread in sewing than Grover Bakers
whence it follows, cera consequence, that Grover
Baker Machine if used constantly, will thread
enough to buy one Of our machines.
ID. Singers Machines ju enough thread to make a
perfect seam.
4h No sensible person doubt that the Sewing
Machine for making fine clothing, and capable doing
all kinds Of work. from the finest cambria to the heavie
CLOTH" must be the best machine for family use.
9Th Singers Machines make fast stitch and seam, while
Grover Bakers make a travelling seam.
9th. 10 IS absurd say ,ha sewing a with two
threads the any stronger by using
times much thread on side the oher. The
Of the shuttle machines is just strong the size
Of thread 10 ed 10, that is the strongest
possible In Singers Machines a cheap quality of thread
be used in the shuttle il DESIRED ard often done
cheap work.
'Ii cLEeF NLa'hlIts nave Oten mare with
view TO strength, durability, and 10 be applied every
variety Of work. but have just produced are cady
to receive orders for
sHGER's NEw FAMILY Swing MACHINE,
which we will warrant to perform all family sowing n
better style than any chine sold similar pur-
pose8. This is machine which beautifully decorated
making elegant parlor ornament, and we be ieve no
lady who the best most beautiful thing will
purchase any other. I. NJ. SIN. Err 4 CO.,
as, Public Square, Nashville.
nov 28-dwlm W A. SINGER, Agent.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
ThOrn's Compound Extract Of CO.
Daiba and SarsaparIIIa,

Possesses advantages enjoyed by any other medicine
of sexual diseases, which must with an enht-
ened public il assuredy highly popular ard jesid
eraum long sought for in the medical world It needs
change Of diet In its approved FORM that
Of paste entirely tasteless, and unpleasant
sensation patient. 1t has acquired the utmost fame
ia almost every Of Europe; it has been examined
proved and sanctioned by the faculty Of medicine, and
recommended by eminent Of the profession. Pre-
pared by J. W THORN, Chemist, London, and for sale,
Wholesale and retail by JOHN A TAERA Co. Agents for
the United States 27S Greenwich street, New York
valuable preparation has been extensively
counereed by unprincpeu parties IN the United states
the proprietor has adopted precaui1n against impo
ton on consumers Label Of which the following is fac
smile and which will be found burnt upon the bottom
Of each pot genuine intended for sale in the United
States Canadas British Provinces West Indies and South
America.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

A Sweet Letter from "a Sweet woman.
The working men of Sheffield England, having
intimated to Miss FLoRENCE NI0HrINGALE their in.
tenton of presenting to her a set of table cutlery
manufactured by themselves, that lady returned
the following characteristic reply
am exceedingly sorry to have allowed your
letter to remain so long unanswered, but my Occu-
patiOns have Of late been so pressing that it has
been unavoidable. The proposal which your letter
contains ia peculiarly gratifying to me as coming
from a place, connected with which have assoca-
tions that will always be dear TO me; and l should
at once frankly accept the offered kindness if
could one point which would be ess initial to
my comfort in doing, viz, that the amount Of
subscriptions should be fixed on scale which could
not possibly prove buUdensOme to any one. II is
not for to dictate but shall be greatly obliged
to you, if possible, to press this point, and to
sure my friends that il Is not a splendid specimen
of what l already know Shelf Id can accomplish,
that would be gratifying to me, but merely token,
and the simpler the better, of good will and sympa-
thy from a body in whose welfare ! shall always
feel an especial interest So strong my feel
ing on this point that my first impulse on receiv-
ing the proposal to request that those who
had this kind thought would content themselves
by simply appending their names to a testimony of
good will; and could this be 20, should be more
than satisfied. But this must leave for Others to
decide
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE.
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FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE.
ABRoGArroN OF A vENERArED LEGAL PRrNCrPLE

AGGREGATION OF A VENERATED LEGAL PRINCIPLE.
That oil principle of English law which says
that mo man shall be put twice in opardy for
the same offence principle that dates beyond
the days of Alired-has been Abandoned. The
Law Times, periodical published in London, in
noticing the verdict of a recent criminal trial says:
"The courts have gradually restricted the meaning
Of this once cherished maxim, until, in the case
now under consideration, it has been reduced to a
nullity. We not prepared to say whether such
a result is desirable, or if il is not for the public
advantage that persons accused of crime should be
subjected to continual trials until a conviction is
obtained. Our present purpose is merely to re-
cord the fact Of the annhatiOn of another of the
famous old maxims of our Jurisprudence, in the
hope that the spirit aud letter of the law may b.
brought into agreement, and that one impartial
rule may be applied TO all offenders"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09
TO DEALERS OYSTERS,

have completed arrangements this season furni hing
the best oysters to be had III waters, such Lynn Ha-
Bay, York River Mason Creek Western Branch Plants
Horns Harbor Nansemond River and oher avorite kinds.
My oysters opened just they start
that my may rely upon getting them fresh Fresh
Oysters put up in Kegs and Cans, and forwarded
patch by Adams Co.'s Express Glovers Express also by
Stage to any part Of the country.
All orders accompanied by the cash, viii meet with imme-
date attention, and are solicited.
Superior Fresh Norfolk Oysters be had my Oyster
Depot Union street, opposite the Bank Ct Tennessee
Prices REDUCED-I sell whole Cans at IL so, and halves
at IS cents. JOHN ARCHIBALD.
Dac
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F. HAG AN,
No. 80 Market s. No. Union ST.,
NashV lille, tennessee.
General Book Seller and Stationer,
NEW BOOKS,

In Ii w So0@A2-SO
JUST RECEIVED.
Physicians Visiting List for 1858.
Branstons Handbook Of Practical Receipts.
MeudeuhalI's Students Wade Mecum.
Smiths Domestic Medicine.
Beasey's Druggists Receipt Book
HeadIand on the Action Of Medicine.
Ludow's Manual Of Medical Examination
Wilson'S Directors Manual.
Peaslee's Human Histology.
Meigs on Diseases of Uterus.
Vets he Diseases Of Woman,
Quits" By the author Of ''The Initials"
The Gambe.'s Life. By"J H Green"
The Reason Why. By Author of Inquire Within "
Live and Learn.
The Artists Brides or Pawnbrokers Heir By Bennett
Mabel Vaughan. By the Author of "The LampighteI"
Marrying too late. By Geo. Wood.
Inquire Within.
Life and Beauties ofFanny Fern.
Little Dorrit. By Dickens
George the Planters Of the Isle ofFrance By Dumas
The Virgin Wife. By W. Reuben.
Canonburg House, the Queens Prophecy By Reynolds
The Gypsy Chief By Re nolds.
Wallace, The Hero Of Scotland. By Reynolds.
Robert Bruce, The Hero King ofscOtand. By Reynolds
| Brian O'Lynn. By Maxwell.
BIorco; or the Female smuggler. By Cobb.
The Rival Brothers. By Chevier.
! Wreck Of the Golden Mary. By Dickens.
| The Life and Adventures of an Arkansas Doctor
| Just received and for sale by Z HAGAN,
nov Soft. Market street.
blank BOOKS, large and general stock, just re
| ceived by F. HAGAN.
BILL. PAPER, a new and beautiful article. jus
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The Excelsior Corn and Cob Mill.

FEhs iu.t resolved highest pFsmia a. me great
81 E.nsi Ealr ~ LoaEyiss AID also aE the cato STATE
80 "a Oincinnat over ths Little Giant, star and Magic
ii i adapted fa efushes Cora and Cob kys oat Ses
a. sfseE and Ter GRADING for family ases aistAerl7s
- - rrinifnE surfaces Be renewed &c cost OF
49, iofars being sePar4Ee tf9m ne other portions
slb-d esspiete, With pairs Of grinding rings 0r
sss sszrs rraYshas Agents wanted % sell The above
Ne. J. G BALDWIN CO.
esfT-etasWsz. 81 College street. kashViAe.
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We would call particular attention to Mir. Nc
Leans notice in another column. We add the fol-
lowing from the ST. Louis Heraid. which spec ks
volumes in its favor. We say to all give it a
trial:
We take especial pleasure IN recommending
McLeans celebrated Strengthening CoFdil an
invaluable remedy for general debility and weak
ness. We have seen il tested in circle under our
own immediate observation, and eau Vouch for lie
efficacy and worth. II is article which should
BE- kept constantly in every family as il is certainly
an invaluable medicine. See the advertisement 10
another column" Dec. Civ.