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Wx vail paw the aIeazx hAsxsr PsIcE N CASE fer
Store. 40. bread street.
We trust persons having Hides sen yin can On IA be-
fore Opposing Of tAsn eseshese-
Nov. se-G .. p. O. ANDERSON
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THE FARMERS GUIDE

By HKsEr sisPnEss, " r. So Of Edinburgh the late
p NoAros Professor Of seientine agriculture Vale
Ess and nsusroas weed and steel Epgravnrs-
this Ia eofs sedly. the most complete sork on Agyea
aud In sFderto give t wfdey circa.
ltion have resolved - Ee4aes the price
FIVE DOLLARS FOB THE TWO VOLUMES
When By maltp paid 20 California and Oregon
the price via b. o. foesery other part OF the Union and
sBock Of the kArm-"
any OF the above p1biest9ns shoad al.
vays be address 4, pos D paid 10 The Publishers.
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CLiIBORNPS MACHINE WORKS,
NHSHVVTVE. TENN

FINHE attention of Railroad Companies, Farers, Manu-
factuTers and all persons DESTROYS 81 purcl asng
home good machinery, such as STEAM ENGINES, CAST
ines OF every description, FEARING, CAK-WHrEIS Of
the most improved patterns SAW MILLS. PTTIpS. &C.. &C.
is respectfully called TO this Establishment grow
ing rapidly the premises Of the late Nashville Manu-
featuring Company. We intend TO the ba mess
fully eNteniye before and sh8l ready
orders for Machinery and Castings. We have already
commenced operations in our blacksmith shop and Boiler
customers.
We experienced Mechanics-each Of US personally
attending TO his department-aDd thus shall be
able TO turn out superior wsrk at lower rates than hereto
fore done in this city. We shall piece
work done at this Establishment, and give prompt
personal attention to order left Office thus
hope TO give general satseton and be patronzed al
friends Of home anuiacture. NJ. JACkER CO.,
Claiborne Machine WORKS, Nashville, Tenn,
.luns27-tf Late Nashville Mani. Co.
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PRNNsYLvANnA nUckwHpA

E0 SACKS buckwhkAr fLou 2. just rsesivea On con.
aseis D. D. DiokxY.
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BENZ. F. Shields Sales.

.xerr.R AustIou sAss Of FURNITURE. COOKING
IL TTINsIIs cAkPEIISGs, &C, Ae. ETeTS sAiaESsJ
morning a. 10 0 elccE-
nEGULAR Auction So 'es Of Dry Goods, Csohins tne
Id yaretfes, each day and frieay ss,I1s -
early Gas LsHsey
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1 IL MI O W a l..

VIE subscriber takes this method OF informing his old
customers and friends and the public generally tina
he has removed his Hardware Store from the Old stand
Market srset TO No So in the large brick building lately
erected on the South side sf Broad street, where he keep
constantly hand and makes to order the various articles
embraced in his line OF business. he invites especial at
tention to his large assortment OF CASTING, HOLLOW
WARE, BRASS, &C such Mantle and Coal Crates, Wag-
Boxes, Plow Mods Straw Cutters Ccrn-Shelers, Corn
Crushers MiCrushers Balcony Work and Iron Fencing
Coffee Mills Tea Kettles Brass Ike tteF DogIroa Candle
sticks, and almost endless variety other articles.
Jan29-tf ANDREW ANDERSON
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Riddleberger's Eating House.
FOUNDRIES, ETC.
SHELBY IRON-WORKS
CAR-WEEEL MANUFACTORY,
Near the Suspension Bridge,

bDGEFLELD, Tenn.
WHTcoMB. LFIGo CO., Founders and hacEjnists,
w respectfully give notice that thew prepared
at their extensive Foundry Machine shop FORCES and
viii OIL orders for heavy and light casting ncud
ing
Car-WheeIs of The most Improved Pat
In this department ~ orough knowledge expe-
rience enable rs TO challenge connefition.
Also, CaTt-Iron Fouse-f onts Of he most inrroved
patterns; Plain, Fued and Ornamental Cormne Water
pe Of I'll sizes; Retorts for GasW nrs and other
Ishneuts where required. Steam FDeincs, Mills
Mills &C. made prompt order and of the Res
al Partcrlpr attention given TO repairing machinery
low Iices and on liberal terms.
Our SmthWcrk viii be Of the most extensive chsrsc-
acieT; SaWMl work, strTups, Tor, Pitan LYONS, Saw
Cranks, Rolts, and all kinds of MiIrons made the
shorte-t notice.
As practical mechanics, wishing establish a
permanent ness paw particular
tenucn TO all orders for repairing old machinery.
All require trial. and confident Of being pat
ronized.
N. B.-we have hand at present large assortment
Of Fire Bars for steam-kn efneS-
WHITCoMB, LEGO co.
Nashville dec 4, 1s57-h
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Presents


NNEhavs hand the following useful and ornamental
w articles, that would make the valuable Chrit-
gifts that be given, al Of which very
low prices cash.
Elegant China, Porcelain, and Java Vases.
JEWELL BOXES, great variety Of ornamental pat
terms. B..
CaIHA INKsTANDs, MATCH BOXES, FLOWER
STAND =, BUTTER PLATKs.
MANTLE AND ErAGERE oRNAMENrs,a great variety
OF elegant patterns.
Very elegant OOPsEE URNs, TEA and COFFEE Pors.
&c, &C.
CHAMBER SETS, the eAndseus,t pattern. to found
in the Eastern Cities. n +.
BRIrrANIA, rLANIsHED TIN aud English and Amerl.
Japannsd CAndesieks, Coal Vases, Copper
paentsd Coal SeultleS.
Feather busters of all sizes.
Hearth Brooms, different styles.
English Cutiery-PlAtOd.
Forks, spoons, Gaze Baskets, Cups, 4c-
Raft Rocking, Hall and Sewing Chairs
knife Baskets, willow, and JapAnned Tin
PLATE WARMFRs most eeg ut !" glish patterns
spice Boxes, Caster and Bread Boxes.
Plated Briltania Casters, Liquor and Pickle Stands
WALTERS ali sizes, The greatest variety seensn
NASHVILLE.
CAKE AND PUDDING PANS.
100 BIR9 CAGES, OF the most elegant designs
Our OF House Furnishing Goods Is more ex.
tensige elegant befors aud viii sell for
cash a. very small advance upon cost.
dec2&-u MACKENZIE WILSON.
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Il. c. McNAlkY & CO.,
LARGy-DEALEss II KIsrs or
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
RIO. IS, COLLEGE STREET.
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE
WE large o ooa Of every
w assorted stock NJ Fall and r are.ter induce.
description, prepared 70 over k,e -. % bos
persons wishing articles In our me m rai
a., and viii compare IN the countr7 ana
prices shall be as low as it Is pos'ns a., s LII 20 Give
our stock an early and thorough examination a, we ee
~ate It 10 their interests we wonlo es d ,e
tentiop particularly to the following Depart
rents in our business.
Dress Goods
E'egant three fonnced siIs'::
Double skirt do:
." Ravadere do;
" BRIDAL Dresses;
" Dinner doll
&C Evening do:i
'' Morning Pohes;
Printed Delaines..
Together with an endless Of medium and low
priced silks IN Flounces Robes a-oule and bv the ward
IN plain paid striped nd haCsdere ai'9
and Union PIads Nousdelaines, and every
thing and desirable in this way.
CIoaks. Shayvis and Scarfs.
We have now the largest elegantly sssorted
stock in his seen in the any OF w S.
y 90 S one ssI. IN ysIvts We have them at
prices. from IS 10 1900 We have also black and grey
cio'h. ann Beaver FRmas ana long tloaNs, "c..
and children in al qualities at from three dohars Up
sizes qualities, both and long from
ordinary ELEGANT Also Just received
those elegant high coored all Silk Che-
nele shawls that are really beautiful
Laces and EmbrOideries.
Tn this line all the novel
Collars and Sleeves sepsrate and IN
Handkerchief Lace Fails real and imitation; Jaconet
and and Flouncings Real Valenciennes,
Point Applique Laces, Insertings, &C., &c.
House Furnishings.
1O-4 10 nv 70 T. 10 bv IA 10 nv f04 Dsuask Ia
BILE Cloths ID s4 and 1914 Table Damast bv the yard
sizes Union and Cotton Table Cloths,
PLATE riued Tonettes, Napkins together with all kinds
widths cotton and linen sheengs, Pillow Linens Dornes
tics, etc, etc.
Curtain Goods.
rEElegant Satin LANES coIors, with trimmings TO
match Elegant Reps in hDtZ co'ors, with Trimunesto
match Feg ant Muslin Curtains; all WOOL unior ana
Damasks in great variety, together Win
Curtain Pins, and Bands.
LCarpetings and Oil Cloths.
Real wilton Carpets Elegant Velvet and Brussels, In
great va rety Elegant and Ingrains, the ngrans
the largest assorted have offered, and
Also, Velvet and Brussels hair ana nail
Carpets Twed and plain Venetian in all widths together
with FeIss Druggets, Crumb cloths, Rugs Mats, dc &C.
We are prepared o and down Carpets At the
shortest We have large lot OF Floor OIL Cloths
OF the Makers in all widths which will cut In
any shape to suit purchasers.
Staple Goods.
We have unusuay large lot OF all kinds OF Domestic
goods and Brown COons; WOOL union and cot
Heavy goods for field Prints, Cling
hams Hosiery Gloves in short every thing in our line,
and at prices that cannot fail TO give satisfaction.
Oct6. RIO. McNAlRf CO.
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These periodicals ably represent the three great polite
al parties of Great Brtain-Nhig, Tory, and Radical
but politics forms only feature Of their character
Organs OF the nost profound writers Science
ture, Morality and Re igon, they stand they
have stood uanvalea in the world OF letters being
sdered indspe sable TO the scholar
man while &c the intelligent esder Of every they
furnish more corr ect and satisfactory record
rent teraurs Of the day. throughout world can
DC possibly obtained IRON any other source.
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TO all the Eastern Cities.


NIAGARA FALLS
TO all the Eastern Cities.
A NJ. Lightning Express, through 10 Colunbus, and
press, through Belar Ptsbarg change
FOUR DAILY TRAINS.
FlGsT TRAIN-Cleveland, Pittsburg, Steubeuv1e and
Wheeling lightning Express-ieaves Cincinnati a.
o'clock A. NJ for all the Eastern cties also, Springfield
This train stops between Cincinnati and Columbus
Low Gland, Morrow, Xenia and London only.
SECOND 1RAiN-Cieyelsnd, Express Msil-Leaves
Cincinnati at $40 NJ for Dunkirk, Buffalo, New York,
Beson, &C., Whe cling, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Washing
City.
This train stops all points between Cincinnati and
Coluu bus.
THIRD TRAIN-Accommodation-Le Leaves Cincinnati at
4:i0 NJ, for Sprirgh and Columbus.
This train also nectops for Wmirg ton Lam
and Zanesyie. This train stops al all points be-
tween Cincinnati and Columbus.
FOURTH TRAlN-Cleveiand pittsburg, and Wheeling
Night ENpres--Leaves Cincinnati e3O O'clock p NJ,
for all the Eastern cities.
This stops all points between Cincinnati and
Columbus.
No train Sundays.
Trains by Columbus tme-seyen minutes faster than
Cincinnati time.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
Ind all information At Cincinnati please apply 81 the
Little Miami COvngton aud Lexington Office. No 2
Burnet House Old Once, south Broad
'front.' opposite House, the Eastern
DEPOT J. DJRAhD, superintendent.
TIE OMNIBUS LINE calls for passengers at all tn =
principal each and BY leaving d.
the Offices Will call for
gers N AL parts OF the city, without tail
noyl5 Il. Is Angeles, Conductor.
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HOTELS, ETC.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.


North Market street, % door 6eiop The Square
v. GILBERT having taken the stand a num-
d Der of years, bees leave TO inform the public of that
fact and their that the house has been
ted from haseunen attic, and and complete
throughout The subscriber K moving full well
need frsclass oiern hotel in Nashville, and being
philanthropc mood, has made every exerton TO
the Of the public and ft himself he has
succeed d. His table viii at times he furnished with
the best this foreign markets afford AMI be pledges
himself 10 make everybody contented and at home who
will favor him with a visit.
Carriages and omnibuses win regularly to and from
the ST. Nicholas to Steamboats, and IA iToadS Trasty
Pore-s always in attendance The depot receive checks
for baggage. thus obyiatng the difficulty Of delay.
Board per day 81 2s
Lodging 30
Single Meals a.
Supper, Lodging, and Breakfast 100
Breakfast from 6 to O'Clock.
Dinner
Supper 5"s
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op posite this House. Market street, two livery
stahes where be found at all hours horses bugges
carriages, &c J. \. Alexander Co., and W. T. Wright
Co, are the proprietoTs
Dec 4-1ydkw.
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Il. C. McNAIRY s. co.,
LARGz-DE2LErs KIsrs OF
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
no So COLLEGE STREET,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE

Together with an endless variety o. medium ana 10
priced Silks IN Flounces, Robes a-oue, and bv NE vsr
IN plain paid striped End havaderes, also sa'n@iaee
and dou -twed Merinos and Cashmere Great Vhrf'
all and Union PIaihs, Nousdeaines, and every
thing new and desirable In this way.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-04-22

jCouLDN'T MAKE HER Cross Dame Grundy
was pattern OF good nsturs--always content
ed, and consequently happy.
II tell you what it is" said farmer Grundy
one day to his neighbor Smith. :" really wish
could hear Mrs. Grundy scold once, the novelty
of the thing would be SO refreshing.
"Pil tell you" said his sympathzing neigh
bor show to obtain your wish" Go into the
woods, get load of the most crooked sticks
you can possibly fiud, and my word for it, she
will bs as cross as you DESIRE"
Farmer Grundy followed his neighbor Smiths
advice. Having collected load Of the most
iA-shapad, crooked, crotchety materials that
were ever known under the name of fuel, he de-
posted the same at the door. taking care that
his spouse should have access to no other wood,
The day passed away. however, and not word
was said another, and still another. aud no
complaint. At length the pile disappeared.
Well, wife" said Mr.. Grundy, ~ am going
after some wood. I'll get another load just
such as got last time
ssa''o. yes, Jacob" said the old lady, "it will
be so nice il you will. for such crooked crotch
'ety wood as you brought before does lay around
ths pot 90 nicely"
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For tho Journal.
For tho Journal.
To Teachers and the Friends of
Education.

wish to call your attention to the next meet.
ing Of the North Western Ohio Educational As
socis,ion. to be held ut Toledo on Friday snd
Saturday, the llth and l2th days Of Jun, next i.
II is the design Of the Executive Committee
to make this meeting interesting aud profitable
to all who may attend. 1t will be held ia city
accessible to all the counties Of the Association,
and noted for its deep interest in all enterprises
pertaining to education.
Several eminent educators will be present to
address aud give counsel to the association,
among whom Mr Coggeshall. State Librariar
and editor Of the Journal of Education, and MIR.
M. F. Cowdery, Superintendent Of the Slndusky
Schools and President OF the Ohio Teachers
Association, both men of zeal and ability, have
not been hsard in this section of the State al
though their fame is not limited by State boun-
daries
1t is also in contemplation to gvo variety tu
the meeting by steamboat excursion to the
lake.
The teachers OF the Toledo schools will enter
tain those attending the association with exer
cises in calisthenics aud music from different
schools, thus atfording an opportunity Of fbehod
Ing the practical workings OF studies, which, u
many, are entirely new
These inducements, together with the more
important one OF adpsacing ourselpes in ou,
profession, should induce every teacher within
the counties of the associa ton Defiance, Henry
Fulton Lucas, Ottawa, Paulding, Williams an(
Wood-to be present
The expense of attending should not b, a bar
rier to any one who expects to derive livei
hood from the teachers profession. for surcl
the outlay incurred will be repaid many fold b.
the practical informal ton afforded and the vall
able 6cquaintances formed.
,se The time is so arranged that only one day nee
f5A taken from the schools and in most instance
fDireclors would willingly afford that to teach
er who shows sufficient interest in education I
take the pains to attend an educational associu
ton. L. w. HENDERSON,
i Secretary Of the Association.
i Wateryille April l4th, 1853
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HELD HIS BREATH TOO Lone. -

HELD HIS BREATH TOO LoNG.--The Marys-
vile (Cal.) NetSs furnishes an account of a
death which occurred under singular circum-
stances recently, at place called D=lor Gulch.
Two men, John Thomas end Ephram Maringer,
made bet of ten dollars as to who could hold
his breath the longest. Al the word, both drew
in their breath, but Msringer soon gave out
Thomas gave no sigu or motion to show that he
was aware Of having won The wager, but sat
with his head bowed upon his breast, still i'm
movable "Halloa, Thomas, old fellow, you've
won! What are you sitting there fort Get up
and stand treat" some one said to him MOI
replying. the company brcame alarmed. They
shook him, raised him from the chair-he was
dead Dr. Springall was Immediately called in,
but all hopes of resusciiation were gone life
had become entirely extinct. Dr.. Springall, as
sisted by DR.. Wells and Glaubein. held post
mortsm examination upon the body of the de-
ceased, the result of which showed that thp
heart had been completely burst ssunder caus-
ing death instantly. MariRger expresses deul
Of sorrow for the loss of his friend. cursng bis
folly aud protesting he can never be happy
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Something Loves Me.
By T. BUCHANAN sssp.

All within and all without me
Feel melancholy thrill;
And the darkness hangs about me,
Iil Oh, how still
To my feet the river glideth
Through the shadow, sullen dark!
On the stream the white moon rideth,
Like . barque.
iDi And the lindsns lean above mo.
di Till think some things there DO,
In this drsary world thas love me-
Gentle buds are blooming near me,
Shedding sweetest breath around,
Countless voices rise to cheer mo,
d D From the ground.
i' And the lone bird comes-I hear IL
In the tall and windy pine,
Pour the sadness of ITS spirit
H.f 10 Into mine.
There II swings and sings above me.
Till think some things there be,
sY In this dreary world that love me,
Even mel
q Now the moon hath foated to me,
On the stream see 1t sway,
Swinging boat-like, as twould weo me,
Far away.
And the stars bend from the azure
d. Icould reach them where lie,
j. And they whisper all the pleasure
10 -r5 rlt4s of the sky.
There they hang and smile above me
tt. Till think some things there be,
In the very heavens that love me.
1''sN Even me!
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-04-22

CasERFULSEss.-Try for single day I bs-
seech you. to preserve yourself in an easy anil
cheerful frame Of mind. BE but for one day, in
stead OF FIRE worshipper Of pa sion and hell.
the sun vorshipper OF clear self possession !;
and compare the day in which you have rooted
out the weed Of dissatisfaction with that on
which you have allowed |. to grow up---snd you
will fad your hear open to every good motive.
your life sIreng' hened, and your breast armed
with psnopoly againstevery trick ofiats--.tfuly
Won will wonder at your own improvement
Ritcher.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-04-22

The MUsTAcHe IN THE ENGLISH PULPIT.--
A writer in late London periodic al states that
nearly all the English slsrgymen, living between
two and threee hundred years ago, wore the mus
tache. In his list Of those who wore the beard
on the upper lip, we find the well known names
OF John Donne, Gsorge Herbert. Robert Herrick,
Jeremy Taylor, ,Thomss Fuller, and Robert South.
The famous John Knox and the celebrated John
Knox 3unyan wore the mustache; also Vic
life. Cardinal Pole. Abp. Cannmer, Bishops
Ridley Latimer Jewel Hobech, Thirlday, Good
rich, Skip. Apb. Laud. and host of others