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New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
furs ano Robes.

EURS- No 3S5 Broadway American Russisa
u sa Brdsoo ssy Company fas wtLLfAN AOeER
now os.s pubic for rs, and country tsse on
enasd the shove Furs solected By hse snl
nsncfsctared with great care in sup-rof cys kvry
article VIII b sold Ar prices aDd warranted r-prss&sa
WILLIAM AosER Ne 4 M,id q ia.e aai SIS BTos&wsy.
GENUINE FURS.
~ AT STEWART L Co,
Have opeI tAsir
WINTER STOCK Of REAL 80
RCsslA,n HUDSON BAY SABLE
EREiNE
MINK,
SQUIRREL
And other
In the Fashionable sryiesef
CARDINALS,
CAPEs
PELERlNEs, ..
oAuNrLErs
he, ke Sc.
BrosSwsy Chambers and Rssae stzs-,s
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
AMERICAN MUSEUM.

ID X AMEkICAN MUbEUM--
ID II. CRYSTAL AQUARIA, ot transparent ts.s. q sah
srs frssh wser ncw os exhibition this -s,aAskrs~n;
psos uurssd by ali via th~m as esu.sfdAsJ snl
fststs novelty podBssd w .he hand II sses sal
srr ese.ry vsch~d ~ esh,ss thosaDa. sve-y f.y fs
FlsH az I'D q u sesh a 70; MEgNgs0sf. ~.
wil gTsG M ksr BIhs serf1u1sees. EvESIN0
az ~ 10 her eusions MsstA Mcnoiesa-. as;shsos
Aeer wbsh, CHRONIC FlRE-woRKs sns CtlkDuA
TSoPEs io eeplsi- With ne pssuhsr iAashs's Pntsso
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

Clinton Hail. of Clinton and A.
s BIootlyn. The believers and the curious VIII be
knned THIS (Wednesdayl Ev ENiSG BY Lecture IRON
kct lnfercoufs with the Spirts through b. CONKLiN
kre. Medium The whole will BE- accompanies with sp
ksiste music BY Miss EMMA HARDINGE. Admission Is
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

EakeGeI6. Attention! The Menbers Of INDUS
kitL home ASSOCIATION No. 8 viii meet a. No 10,
kssry ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, September 80, at "
k hear he report Of the Purchasing stee in relation
a sas the Association IL s hoped that s the Meta
IL Win attend. CORNELIUS A. COOPER,
Pnr,naainr TrnstpA
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

.5ooHqs vr4.to e15o' gHT
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
6pefiaI Noiires.

IThe Young Mems Central Republican Union
ia hold Mass Ratification Meeting a. stnyvesa INSTITUTE
II $50 arosswsy, on FRIDAY EVENING. Oct : az 8
Iocs Gen James w Nye ard other eminent Republicans
.psah All true Republicans are invited % attend
b. y. MANIERaE, President.
Iu..Iy IT, RopeFKs Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

WIN ,ht tnssTipgUL sitJs MURpER DOWN TOWN
To-MORRow trhgr.ts L., ...Inu uu sihAS"hhE WIN h'ss
'IKIDlY-As YoU LIKE IT. with great ess, Hss
- gssa nom ,be rorns n In 70. srsrassn
Al. p.u. err causond .san.i asins u ssts sss
81 ,ss.s frsin sDcuistorfn th~ sfsst To- fasr
iii rot hoI1 hussif responsible To any soch urk~s
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
Drp Woo6s.
G B. CHIT NDEN a. Co.,
Ne No. Sc Puk Place, Nev-York.

- d. II Il Il ~ ~ Il CG W.,
Ne No. Sc PGk Place, New-York.
DRY GOODS FOR CASH.
sB. Co, having purchased very largely FOR CASH. q
the extraordinary Auction sses fhsday
for sale cash in lots suit purchase
1000 PACKAGES OF AMERICAN GOODS,
Comprising
+4BROwN and BLEACHED sHEETINGs.
from 81 to 81 cents per yard.
THIRTY THOUSAND GRAIN BAGS,
OF the very best stamps.
ALSO
go CASES OF PRINTS,
Nenimsek and other leading styles.
GOOD PRINTS. 6 centa
HIGHEsT PRICE FOR PRINTS 9 CENTS.
All the above for sale FOR CASH ONLY.
S. b. CHITTENDEN G Co.,
No. SO PARK-PLACE, NEw-YoRK.
n B-Our GENERAL STOCK Of DRY GOODS and CAR
PETS for sale six months credit Is unsurpassed in extent
and variety, and includes sHAWLs, SILKS aERINoES
BOMBAZIEES, Gc om auction and all kinds Of Printed
and other Dress Goods, at greatly reduced priees
All orders accompanied by money satisfactory references
from section of the country will be carefully and
promptly executed and TO the entire satisfaction Of purchasers
or the goods can be returned at our expense
ATHROP, UDINGTON & Co,
MOI. 20 and ~ MURRAY-sT,
23 and 9J PARK-PLACE,
CHer Country and City Buyers very low pce the fol-
lowing GOODS,
FOR CA II.
5000 PACKAGE Of AMERICAN and FOREIGN DRY
GOODS, which hare been pUehased the pery
best terms this and other markets. from he
MdNUF1CTURER, and at ne RECENT Low
AUCTION SALES.
I 900 bales BROWN and BLEACHED SHEETINGs and
SHIRTINGS.
300 esse. CANTON FLANNELS-HAMILTON, &c.
100 cases TICKINGs. &c.
100 cases PRINTs-MERRIMACK, CoCHICO. PACE
FIC PHILIP ALIENS, &c.
300 cases GINGHAMS-GLAsGOw, CLINTON, Lam
CASTER, &c.
900 cases DENNIS.
100 bales WOOL FLANNELs, Scarlet White Yellow. &c.
SO, 900 GRAIN BAGS-sTARK MILLS, &c.
An choice stock of DRESS GOODS, mERINOs
ALPACAs, SIIAWLS, MOUSsELINE DE LANES,
BOMBAZINES, COBURGS BLACK aud FANCY
SILKS, &c.
CLOTHS CAssIMEREs, vEsTINGs, &c.
In addition the above buyers will find 10 their advantage
to examine their superior stocks OF WHITE GOODS BON
NETS, RIBBONS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, 6ci HOSIERY
and YANKEE NOTIONS all Of which shall b. sold q. pce
to correspond with the times,
FOR CASH.
torily filed
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RRyIE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE, No

Il
63c, contains:
Trial II Canecmi with view OF the Interior o The Conrf
Der and r'Imh,er.
Ikest Of Burglars and delivery 81 Stolen Goods
Il lQuack and Spurione Druss.
Ihbbcy ~ Algeria
Ineh ard Ds>. rtion in France
Iltbway Robbery
Iisrdcr M France.
Ihsbohc4l Murc,r the High Seas
lrder Of q Prisoner BY FelOw Prisoner.
Iisoling Gaze IA P.ke County, Alalaia.
tecklDE rrsgedy-Hondoidc by GSchOoboy.
kriblc Butoheiy IN Indiana.
tsIp piactioe-An Escape
teoeq continued
d Extreme Septepne-Jadee Russell
De kcyersink Trsgedy-Nerdict Guilty.
Bogus Burden Baby in Pttsburg
tAe Lacy in Black
beictneuts found BY the Grand jury.
EuI PnsoDs and eur Prisoners.
kakmg too fs.t.
Ma Cunnins nsbsm again.
IRportaDt Decision In the Sessions.
esignAtiOn House.
Purity Of the Bar
fAc X. lation of 10 Sexes
D. ksFsr in Mora GeogrzIhy.
yoTrcs pom cenoe, sc, 30.
| ROSS TOUSEY wholesale AGENTS Nsssau.st.,
bid sold by sllNews Agents everywhcre.
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Contains the following Engraving:
The Central America she appeared when she len New
York.
o The Central America engulfed in the Ocean.
The the after the sinking OF the chip
4. Passengers engaged in bailne the vessel
8. Lowering the women into the boats:
Captain HeIndon firing rocket s the vessel was sinking
T. Men carrying coal in buckets through the steam
g. The the boats their 10 the brig Marine.
9. The brig Marine waiting for passengers.
TO- he appeared at the time when rescued
photographed by Fredricks.
H. Appearance passengers Of the Central America
their arrival in New York.
T. The rescued passengers board the brig Marine.
l3 CAPTAIN of the Norwegian bark Ellen, altering
his course from bird striking him in the face.
a. Portrait Of Captain Johnston Of the bark Ellen Photo.
gIaphed by tredricks , ,
Island of Rhodes
l6 View Of the harbor Of the City Of Rhodes
H. The Colossus Of Rhodes. . 80 ~ u
S The Palace of the Grand Masters of the Knsh. of St
Johns
- The Keen Epspss 70 the ss,issnee q The Grand
20 Ancient Cannon and anora bearings Of the Grand Mas
ters.
II. Arms Of Philip the Good
q. Arms of Peter the Hermit. . :,
"a Aims of the last defender Of Rhodes Mrs squirrePs
Journal No. /.
"a. The Comic Drawings
%. A Hindos Tower.
&C. The Great Fair etc. -
Also all the Current News of the Day Foreign Items Music,
PRICE ONLY SIX CENTS.
For sale by all News Agent Order at once you wish 70
secure this Great Paper.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-03
SENATE.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. Z, 1oOf.
Mr. HElSKELL from the Committee on Printin g,
offered the following resolution; that the Comptrol-
lers Report is not printed in the style of other
printing and should not be received.
Mr. JONES introduced bill to protect stock from
milk, sickness. Passed first reading.
MIR JONE obtained leave of absense for Mr. Har-
ris owing to illness in his family.
Mr. G00DPASTURE introduced bill to change
the place of comparing the polls for Joint Represen-
adve forthe counties of Scott Morgan and Fentrass
Mr. WALKER called up the bill to amend the act
Incorporating the Mechanics Library Association Of
Fayetteville, which passed the third and last reading.
Mr. MCCONNIC0 called up House bill 10 create the
Office of county judge in the counties Of Shelby,
Davidson, Knox and Montgomery.
On motion by Mr. MCD0UGAL, the county of IIarde-
man was inserted.
Mr. WALKER moved to amend by inserting
Fayette county, which was rejected.
The bill was then rejected on the second reading
TeGS-Messrs Bratcher, Denton, Heiskell, Nc
ConnIco, McDOugal, Roach and Speaker Burch-7.
Ndgs-Messrs Bullen, Goodpasture Hill Jones,
Menees Munday, Reid, Ross, Travis, Walker, Whit
thorne and Wright-12
MrJONES entered motion to reconsider
The resolution offered by Mr. MENEES, directing
the Chairman or some member of the Committee on
the Revised COde to be presentat each reading, and
point out what changes may have been made in the
existing laws, was adopted.
The Senate then resolved itself into the Committee
Of the Whole the subject of Banking and remained
in session three hours and half, during which
Messrs Munday, Hill, McConnico and Bullen adj
dressed the cOmmitte, after which the committee
and reported progress and asked leave to sit at
80 o'clock tomorrow. Granted.
Senate took recess until q p. m.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-03
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
EVENING SESSION.

TUESDAY,, Dec. l, 1857.
On mttion BY Mr.. BROWN, Senate took up House
bill to establish the 18th civil district in Hickman
county.
Mr. BROWN offered an amendment that the Gov
ernor be authorized and directed to appoint some
suitable person TO serve County Court Judge for
the county Of Giles, during the December term The
amendment was adopted, and the bill passed the
third reading.
The Senate then resolved into Committee of the
Whole, on The different bills regulating banking.
In Committee, Messrs. HILL, McC0NNIC0 and
BROWN, delivered speeches, after which, and after
having made several amendments in the bill report
ed by the Committee on Banks, the Committee rose,
reported progress, and asked leave to sit again to-
morrow at 80 o'clock. Granted.
Mr. Go0DNER called up the bill appropriating
money to pay for Competing the capitol and
On moUon of Mr.. HARRIS, House amendment
was concurred in.
Senate adjourned until 81 o'clock this evening.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-03
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY,, UecemDer 2, Is
The journal of yesterday was read.

The journal of yesterday was read
REPORTS PROM COMMITTEES.
Mr.. DUNLAP, from the Committee on Ways and
Means returned the bill loci for the election of tax
collector by the people, majority recommending
its rejection.
Mr. KING, from the Committee on the Judiciary,
returned the following propositions
The bill 1861 to repeal so much Of the act requr-
ing sherifs, &c, to levy first personal property
recommending rejection.
The bill [17l allowing iegitimate children to ia
herit, SC Recommending rejection.
The bill [l97l directory to the Comptroller-re-
commencing rejection.
The bill III for the benefit of iegitimate chill
dren, with an amendment, inserting the words, 'Or
awoman of VIGOROUSLY bad ohsracIer'-reeommend-
ing its passage.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-03
AUCTION SALE or
Notice to Contractors.

Nashville, NOV. 80, 1857.
GEALBD proposals addressed 70 the undersigned and
~ endorsed "PropO-as," will be received Al tn Citv
Hall until the 70 day % December is57 the eoDTe
hon Of Masonry and Emb2nkment Of the city Wafer Wok
fOlloWr.
The main walls Of the Reservoir tn be first eas, s=our
well bedded ane Oined with ngh lace pchea on atths
ends and edg straight 10 lay BY; less
t1an rise 10 De laid in well tempered cement mortar ard
then Thoroughly ErOutsd with cement gOod quality
the asua lumber Of header ts be
may be required By the Committee agent on ths
pail OF th COrpoaiion be appointed the
Of the walls at The bass be committee nav deter
nine, and 10 batter according to their direction.
Ihe dry wall the foOs q the embankmeBt 70 be COM
peted In good and substantial manner in thickness and
height as the committee determine, The smbankment
20 be made according the adopted plan, and made
IN Strata rlayer not exceeding feet IN depth
he port 70 the wall be OF good clean claw
foot THE all around The wall from bottom tor o. ne
bankme ut, and kept constantly and thoroughly mud
died In such manner may be directed sy ne comse
the contractor contractors furnish ali maternal for ne
work, Bdd n viii make, their bids as follows:
50 much per perch for hrst class Masonry,
q" Day wall
per cubic yard for en- bankmept
The committee reserve 10 themselves hs right 10 refuse
any proposal made. ISAAC, PAUL,
THOS- ]. HALLE,
W. A. DAVIS,
decS Wafer Works COMMITTEES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-03
FARMERS,

WHO are In want Of Corn Shelters Straw Cutters Hames
w Chains Of kind, Wedding Hoes for Corn, Cotton
~ laoaeco; Svthe Blades and Cradles Axes. ROne for
Pow Lines HaeFs Hav Manrr3 FORKS, Sh0v-ls and
Spades, Gate Hinges, Butcher Knives. Sausage CuG
ters Nails cut wrought, Pump Caan Rk-s. Cross cut
saws Sheep Shears, sieve and Riddles, Waffle Irons Cur
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-03
CARPENTERS,

Who want tn buy Planes OfP~v kind Common Cast steel
Augfrs and Anger Bits Hani and TeHot Stgs, lies
Foot AdEs Braces and Bits, use and Snge Plane BITS
Sonpasses CAises and GOuges, Drawing Knives, Climb
lets, Hachsis aud Hammers, spirit Levels, Oil ana water
Stones, Squares Of any kind Drivers Gauges, Chalk
Lins, Anger and Chisel Handles, Sets.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-03
SENATE-NIeHT SESSION.

IUKGDAY, Dec. /, 1857.
Thenight session was occupied in reading the CODE
the third part Of which passed the third reading
snd ordered to be transmitted TO the House Repre-
sentatives.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-03
Erash Ousfars

OOO CANS Fresh Baltimore isers IN ice Just received
ZlU and will sold 81 20 for large cans and s0es1
for hafcans We will supply this season 81
this price or less, always warranted good
HOLSTER & CARTERs
dsct-tf u Union street..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-03
sheriR's sales.

RY virtue Of Execution Of vsndoni s1ponas to me
u directed from the Circuit Courtof Davidson county al
ts september Tenn, l57, in favor Of Joshua W. O1sn
ADMIN istrator, VS. Wm. WarmOgh. viii 9th day IL
January next expose 70 Pn6e sale at the Court yard gate,
IN Nashville, 70 the highest bidder fF cash. all The rir IL
ue, claim and interest that Vim. Warn has in and 10
uAek or parcel OF Land, stusied fng being In the
enunty q Davidson, State of Tennessee upon the head
eTs Of Mil Creek, bounded the North b. the Lsnd 81
JOHN Bney, East o. Mrs. WOLF south BY he Iands al O.
W. Nance and West BY RObt Maydeld.
Sale within the usual hours
J. BDMOEDSON, sheriff
1a.s -, IL BY X. n CAMPBELL, Dep shenH.
~ vr Of Execution Of vendttorf 1890. a. -
dssced from the Circuit Court Of Davidso6 cogafy al
" september Term, 1857, in favor q W. G.. Bnsh " A.
lEi on me sth day January next expose pub
NC ae az me Court yard gate. Nashville 10 he highest
tllsf or cash. thee lots No and = IN the paa 81 the
Hson PIing property Vhirh is recorded in minute book
y page DO IN the ChRncerg Court INashye ard bound
60 asi9saer as follows: beginning on the vest side Of
gh street. l2 feet South q us intersection with Nc
street and running thence Win The margin Of said
hHardy 30 feet thencs HesWardly rght angles
IN nEn sweet TO 10 foot alley, hsncs with said alley
% theucs easgWprdy The beginRiag
Letisa upon as the property Of A. wheels.
sale within the usual hours.
JOHN K. FDMONDSON, sheriE
By X. n. CAMPBELL, Dep. sheEih
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-03
MERCHANTS,

Who visit Nashville for tbs purpose Of buying Table Knives
and Porks Pocket Knives shears JelssOrs, Shot Guns
AID locks Of all kinds often ards AxesOr OF
he innumeTabe items essary 10 make up plete
took OF Hardware.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-03
BLACKSNIITHS,

Who nneed Of Anvils any size, Vices, either
Box, Bellows Of any size warranted 70 york per-
cty Horse Rszps, Flat Half Rcund FILES Sedges and
Hand Hammers, aor-e-Sheo nails English and american
Blister Csst and Shear Steel Stocks and Dies old fashion
cd Screw Plates at cost.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-03

HNIIHNNN = . IHINIhT - Nv - W.
ON FRIDAY Morning, December 4, IS57 a. N O'Clock
" A. NJ will ofsrfor sale IN rOni Of eur Warshouss
90 hbds New Sugar; 50 bbls Holand Gin;
200 bags Coffee; IS Vinegar;
50 oOis new crop Molassps; $50 boxes Glassware:
50 packages Mack Fish; 100 box Tobacco warts bfdg
100 bXs a. r. Raisns; 1000 bags ine salt
100 hsh DO do l0,t00 doe Cigars various
IO0qir do do brands;
500 kegs Nails; 100 bXs star Cgndlss;
80 bOs Cincinnati Whisky; 50 Starch,
various brands; 100 Old CnEnac BrRady;
50 I" Bourbon, do; . cases Mstches,
50 g MonOngahela; 25 coils Cotton Rope;
50 Am Brandy; 10 cases Fresh Peaches.
With many her articles IN the Grocery line.
dec 2-td kIRkPATRICK. NkVINS & CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-03
MORGAN 60
Notice,

FROM and after Ihs dale Joseph A Duncan bssomes
partner in IN house Of ~ -
December LIST ls57-IvE MoRcsN & 20
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-03

SOMErHING TO WEAR AT
ROYSE 81 EMERSON

a No Servant, veil qusiaed house woman, good Eash
delft BOYD q CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-03

LNWIN BhOIHbkS nave T8moFel thalf sIocE o. UTllI
II and Medicines No. s. Nashville Inn Block, he house
formerIV occupied by Messrs Evans q CO..
hand large extensive assortment Of Drugs. Medicines,
Paints Oils sc which hey Offer 70 the trade prices
the usual time, and VIII pc na pi 70 see their old on
or others purchasing goods in he market.
Naahviyla. Dec. I-ZW
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-03

w Ehava this dav associated with Us Thos Foster,
W JF, IN the WhOlesail Grocery BUSINESS Our style vii
cosunue The sane. december LIST lE57.
dec EwINC, MeCRORY s. co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-03
For Sale,
Removal

A handsome brick dwelling with 5or rooms, in Wax
Addition 10 NaIhvills. a bargain viii be gfyen
nov Rim. ]. L 4 &. ". BROWN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-03

A snail advance on prime Cost
"A OveFeoats AZ very low prices;
Business Coats 81 every variety;
Dress a. Fr0ck Coais % suit ne tlneai
Pant looms and Vests Of every gfades
Eoy'sa q Youihs' Clothng q very low pncf5
shTis and Undsr clothing Of all kinds;
TOGETHER
With every Description o. Faraishing Goods al Q. .sg
owest prices. essi-N
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-03

ENGLISH CALF LACE SHOES
JOHN RANGE, AZ COLLEGE STREET
Of another supply Of Double Sole all
= Lace Shoes. dec
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-03
ALAReE INVOICE
AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
New and Secondhand Furniture, CarpstiHg, &c.
SAlyADAf Morning, Dec. 5ib. 10 o'clock. win 10
80 Nilout reserve for Cash, large assofinent Of
rIt ,h,are, &c smoracibg sbme extra ch-
~ ~ sote a. ne sane time 5000 bales Scotch
CsIpetnss' having express order % close Tor Cash.
uee . BENJ P SaTrLOS.
Il .HGE CONSaSssaleNT OF Dn1 ,sOODS.
USI IseelVeo PEI steamer 80 fresh and seasOnabs
u or Dry Goals consisting 10 Dart a. follows
nl.es slAs, emp sks ana us, slk DC lain rcbes
NJ Oslases 40, EIeneh and American gnghams, phts
uekingS brass hoops, patent skirtss sk bandereats
Aanneis. All OF which will Be sold Al TrIN rss,
disposed OF 10 the next lew days' prvais sale nv
BkNJ SHIELDS, Auction Reors
dee } No a Subhs $500
a lL-cIOA II. Z, IN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-03

Who good Gun Barrels, Fiintor Percussion Locks
sheet Brass German Silver, Guards and Butts, Double
Thg gers, Riho and shot Gun TiPers, Gun, Nipples.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-03
COOPERS,
GUNSMITHS,

in want of Tfess Hoops, stock Howes Lance or
VecrOZes LeveBg Panes Jont~rs AIDES, Backinz, HOl
lowing, Heading a. other CO0peTs Knives,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-03

Who Is in want Of Single = Dolb's BtrrsI SHOT Gnp
bne Raz rOr Picket Knie seIG OF Knives and RorE Or
anytnnx usually Ound IN Hardware Store find IL 10
taeir interest before Pu-chasinz, 10 ean on
Williams & Co.,
No 34lPabe Square.
The Old Stand Of KfrkmGn & Ezs.
dee S-deo&wIy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-03
HOUSE-BUILDERS.
EVERYBODY,

Who In need Of KnobsLocks and Laeber Of anv kind
DIV Fas.nefs Sash springs, Nails Pat rads in short
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-03-25
OBJ Dolle Cyirfle,
BORROW NO TROUBLE.

There's sorrow enough in this lower world of ours
And abundance Of tcar-dropS and signing,
And while man shall live he always will find
Causes in plenty to set him crying;
But lie needn't look ont with mctc. searching eye
For pcrpl xitys first tiny bubble.
Won't You listen, gool man, to piece of advice
Trust IN God and Lorror no trouble.
Lifc'S river flows not over beds Of sweet roses,
Nor always o'cr sands that are shining,
And poison sometimes turks along the green vines
Which round the rough coast rocks arc twnng
But tho life be river of nucksanls and whrls
Or a field covered ocr with coarse Stubble,
1t always is best 10 i ok on the bright side,
Trust in GDd and Jorrow no trouble.
There's faiths lamp TO guide us DER all the dark
places
And Hope with her torches Ger burning,
And we need fear no evil, nor stray from the path,
For it hath not "sliaclow of turning
Heaven smiles in tic distance and, once in its
habor,
Our joys and our blisscs shall double
And it always is best to toll on with good heart,
Trust in God and borro,r no tjouGie