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Bru.lles.

HAIR BRUSHES French English Americsn-geat variety
Cloth BRUSHES
Hat e.
Crumb e.
Tooth q. 34and rows
Tooth fancy handles.
Shaving
Nail ..
Shoe e.,
scrubbIng e.
Whtswash o.
Counter =.
Marking q.
Paint
Buttons.
PEARL sHIRT, plain and figured, from to To-
Large assortment
Agate shr-white Plsin and Ribbed.
E. White and Coiored-Youtbs' size.
large
Lasting Coat and Vest
Fancy Glass of various patterns.
Paper Coat and Vest
Bone Suspender in boxes.
Bone aud Wood Overcoat
Coat Loops, Comedian
Agate, and fancy styles.
jet Buttons for Ladies Dresses.
Fancy
=. studs, ;great variety.
Belts, Boxes, etc.
Patent Leather. Belts
Black Elastic Belts,
MORE Antique Belts,
Travelling Belts
Fancy Belts,
Fancy Boxes.
Toy Watches.
Mirrors.
Mahogany Frame, all sizes.
Gilt -. e.
Glass =. painted.
Double Hand Mirrors.
Britannia Shaving Boxes
German Glasses with Drawers.
Fancy Goods, etc.
Pocket Compasses, Corkscrews,
Veg. Ivory Goods variety of Rattles.
Thimbles, Needle Cases, etc.
Thermometers--7, 10 and u inches
Retiouos, argeivariety.
Portemonnaies Variety
Psrepurses Pocket Books.
Night Tapers, Mason's Backing.
SILK Watch Guards and Ribbons.
suspenders
Carpet Tacks, ETC.
Writing Desks and Portfolios.
Travelling Companions.
Walking Canes.
Pipes, large assortment.
Glove stretchers.
Powder and Puff Boxes.
Shawl Pins.
Breastpins, fancy, etc
Twoenor', Watch Keys, Key lRlnss,
Comedian Rings,
Fancy:Rugs
Toy Whips.
Toy Trumpets,
Toy China Figures.
Toy China Sets.
Toy Bells
Brass Skirt Springs
CurtainsRingsF
Eyelet Machines, etc.
Perfumery, Soaps, etc.
Farna Cologne.
wright's Cologne
. Taylors sup'r Cologne.
Lubin's Extracts, Wrighfs
Extracts, Taylors Exts,iLny
White Chalk Balls, Toilet Powder,
Rice Powder, Meen Fun, Cosmedque,
Vinegar Rouge, .Macassar OIL Bears Oil,
Antique oil, Pomatum, OK Marrow, Bsndoline
Powder Pulls, Balm Of 1000 Flowers, Lyons Kath-
airon French Soaps Military Soaps etc; and large
assortment of Tayors Transparent Wash Balls wrighps
Fancy Soaps etc. Also large assortment as usual Of
PRINTING, WRITING AND WRAPPING
Paper,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
PLAYING CARDS,
WRITING INKS AND
STATIONERY
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
dl4 5nMowe&Fr L. r. STEVENS & co.
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Certificate Of Capt. r. Tucker Of ship Helen

New Orleans March 20, 1855.
have tested the Brdgewaer Paint (which G.. c. Bogert
Co agents, in various ship the past
years and have found in every superior any paint
have It's, in opinion, invaluable a durable
and protective substance and recommend it masters for
ships use in preference any other.
(SignedJ r. TUCKER,
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It safe in its operation and easily administered than
any other Some Of the symptoms which indicate the existence
of in the bowels follows The
pale Of eaden color and suused with occasional finishes
the eyes heavy and dull the breath ed the upper lips
swollen chngs in the nos which the patient pick
his the sleep is disturbed the patient often awakening
fright and liable starting and grinding his teeth tho
appetite exceedingly irregular being
at others feeble, and in some is depraved.
To the following certificates others might added
but it believed that these sufficient establish
that Winers Canadian Yemifuge is superior remedy FOR
worms.
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gross Henry's Calcined Magnesia
Is pounds Oil Bergamot.
% Peppermint.
20. I'll Auiseed.
20 e. Gloves.
Is l.. :. Cedar.
10 e. E. Cubebs.
20 l.. Pepper, Black.
Isl Almonds.
3 gross shoemaker's Plasters.
10 e. sedliz Powders.
Soda
80 =. Sugar Of Lemons.
5 D. Yeast Powders,
bags Colombo Root
! cask Gentian e.
bales Tiquorce.
5 cases Liquorice Calab. and Sicily.
Pearl Sage.
10 kegs Tamarinds, fresh
cask Bay Rum pure.
% dozen t..
50 pounds Powdered canthsrldes.
1000 pounds Nader.
cask Pipe Clay
20 barrels English Venetian Red.
10 e. Spanish Brown.
Is :. Mineral Painti
20 E. Whiting.
% e. Paris White.
10 e. Chdk.
Is E. Lamp Black.
.. Pnmice Stone.
e. Powdered Soaplstone.
e. Putty In bladders.
White Lead Chrome Yellow;
vermiion; Chrome Green
prrss,o pine. Paris crsor.
Dutch Pink Yellow Oohre;
Red Lead Sienna B. and G.;
Turkey Umber yandyke Brown;
Drop Black Black Paint
Patent Dryers; Litharge;
Copal varnish; Llnseed on;
Coach e. Spirits Turpentine;
Japan and White Copal; Tanners Oil.
White Demar yaruish; Neatsfoot
Black Leather; Solar
Asphslium Lard
Paint Brushes; Whale
600 boxes window Glass, French aud American;
Whitewesh Brushes Window Glass, French and American
ointment jars sue ana "n''e
Shoe Backing Bed Pans metal and eaTthen
Black Writing Ink syriuges, large assortment
, ooito. Brokers Ink Tsu..s'
Gold Leaf; Mrs 5. setts Supporters
Glalsr,, Diamonds. Powder Boxss.
Medicine Chess; Pin Bosss wood and p'pe''
PhysleaRs Gases Tooth FSresPs
PmPnat9s ia num- ana spring Lance''i
5 5SSSis Glasses s SPpis Gs.ss. ii'''
Er4a.t iassas Wa,a D,s"f Rs g,nR5 nIs
paue,,uo., 49,
HsrTi,ons Extracts for Handkeoehiefs,
Wrghts
CoiFss's soaps
shaving Creams;
LAZY Liquid WRi'e Glue;
Pun boxes;
Hair brushes.
Tooth Brushes;
Cloth Brushes;
Buffalo Dressing Combs;
Horn Dressing Combs,
Fine Ivory Combs
shaving brushes;
Transparent SoaD Rallsyi
RirrvIs T rrpni~ro,,,s'.
Haneps Frasiye soar
Tayloris Poncine SOAP loves Brown Windsor Scan
Persian Lotion Chinese Powder;
Byro9is i BROWN , wind,2E Sop D.,
Dr. Iacrueis Tooth specific;
Cold Cream;
French and Hm1eraen Pomadss
Vermn Poison;
Vinaigre Rouge;
Rose lin Salye.
sapanaeeous Command.
Patent Medicines, etc,
=, ,,,,,,.-o ,,,-,, - -
MoLANE,S yermiiuge;
WlNERs Nermituge;
TOWNSENllS Sarsaparilla;
BU LIS sarsapArila;
SANDS SarsaPsrilla;
HOOFLANniS German Bitters
AOFFAT'S Phoenix Biiters
ST0UGHTON'S Bitters
TALLYH0 Biuers;
BRYAN'S Pulmonic wafers
AfRE'S Cherry Pectoral:
WIsIARS BalSam Wild Cherry;
ROGERS Live wort and Tar;
COD LIVER OIL, Hedgeman, Clark Co.
COD LIVER OIL Rushton's;
DO do Nerners;
HASTINGS Syrup OF Naplesi
JAlNEs kNpeeioranti
os5ooD,S GhSlagegne5 A.
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silence that Dreadful Cough,
DIR. Davis

Silence that Dreadful Coughi
The work of destroyer has begun The Lungs are in
dangerl Resort at to
DIR. Davis
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD oRERRY AND TAR,
all future aid may be in vain. Are you motheri Your
dHughieryou idol and earthly joys bed of Ian
gushng her pale cheek and emaeaed form show that she
fast wasting away The sepuchl cough pains your and
siekens your soul ii is the
SOUND OF DEATH
There remedy that will stop Cough from
the consumptives grave.
YOUNG MANI
Your hectic ush cough and feeble limbs tell of fearful
holdings and loss OF hope Just absut life consumption
sheds heaTerushing blight the utue you not
despair An arm stretched forth you-to and
heal your wounded lungs tits DR.. DAVIS
Compound Syrup of wild Cherry and Tar.
1t admitted by everybody Dr. Davis Compound Syrup
Of Wild Cherry and Tar is the only remedy that will positively
CURE consumption coughs colds Group, whoopng cough and
splitting of blood.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and ISL Chsrtres street.
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FANCY GOODS.
II II. STEVENS 4 co.,
IMPORTERS AND Wholesale DEALERS

GUILE cry, GUNS, PI.s toll =,
PERFUMERY, FANCY GOODS
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MEDICAL EVIDENCE.

We the undersigned, having frequently administered nedi
cine prepared by Mr. John Wner Of this town. designated
Winer's Canadian Vemifuge," and being fully satisfied
efficacy confidently recommend a efficient remedy
for the expulsion Of from the intestine canal.
G. o'REILLY,
Lcentate of the R. C. of Surgeons in ireland, etc.
q. W. DICKINSON,
Member of the R. c. Surgeons in london, etc.
From the Rev. j. Flanagan of Binbrook gpwl
j. WISEESr have made the trial Of your Canadian Yer.
mfuge, and with the most happy results In my family
and in which has my knowledge the expul.
sion Of has followed the administering of your Vermi.
uge and every here prefers its effects are
certain and children take readily, which great point
gained In giving medicine to children.
July l6, 1915. JOHN FLANAGAN
The physicians generally winer's Canadian
Yermuge." This medicine is simple vegetable preparation
and always be administered with proper safety
dence to the H. will always destroy
store the patient to health.
re- Over thousand certificates have been to the
agents FROM planters merchants and hyscans bearing
nouy to the efficacy Of the invaluable remedy.
k7- Warranted in all cases
Prepared only BY JOHN wINER, Manufacturing Chemist
and wholesale Druggist HamltoA, Canada West.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by J. WRIGHT CO.,
Nos. q and l5l Charities street.
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New Orleans Feb 4, 1854.
Having had the Louisiana Dry Dock painted with the
BRIDGEW AFTER PAINT and It's merits thoroughly tested we
concur in opinion with Capt Thomasson of The Magnolia
and Capt Brown, Of the Porpoise. We cheerfuy recon-
mend said paint a superior article
HUGHES, YALETTE THOMAS, Louisiana Dock Yard.
Up. WHITNEY CO., Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
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CeTtiHcdte OF Capt. ~. CLAIR 1hOndSSOn, of tn
Steamer Magnolia
New Orleans, Dec. 2 1851.
Having painted the hurricane passenger steamer
Magnolia. under my command with the BRIDGEWATER
PAINT cheeTfuH recomEend IL for its
and have no hesitation IN pronomcng superior my jndg
mineral paint before the public believe be
protection against sparks cpders II
has also proved entirely proof my three
months use. (Sigued,) ST. @. THOMASSON.
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SOUND OF DEATH


Therei remedy that will stop the Cough and save her rou
the consumptive's grave.
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The work of the destrOyer.has begun The Lungs are
dapRert Resort at once 10
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HOW LONG STANDING,
Giving health and ygo the Frame bloom to the paid
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Certificate of John F. Miller of Attahapas.


ClLAS. BRIGGS; Agent Liverpool and London
Certificate Of John F. Miller, Of Attahapas.
New Iberia, Attakapas March To- 1882.
f 10 my i HOUSE and 1sy
has exceeded my expectations and The representations made
add testimony the embraced in the AGENTS
creuar and recommend the Planters and others
have applied it, / has been exposed to the since last july
'A'''''' SUI '@'' ' 1sisnsd5 ~ ' JOHN MILLER.
New IBERIA Atsakapas March d. 1896
The opinion entertained By me Of lhe BRlpGEWAIER
than confirmed since consider it the valuable
P agents. known and e JOHN nj A'
Certificates of Masters OF Vessels, Ship Car
Certvcdte Of Hughes & Palette
New Orleans, March T. 1885.
sogs GG zen d ii 9 s1s s1 % s o 9s
adgi Of H. merits as ssrabie and proteetig papt sunny u
In opinion Is superior to any we have ever when
represented be. In short time becomes perfect slate,
sHa ys. s s Sos a asos aSd % u YES
painting that exposedot weather, the BrdgwaeT Paint
Csisnedj HUGHES, .vAIErTE 4 CO..
Agents Of the Louisiana Dry Dock.
Certificate Of I'm c. Tenpleton.
@, G. Bogert-Dear sir: have used your HRlDGEwATER
It's value, eheeruy recommend m the best and
led
painting decks with canvas, being durable peryious
"''''' 'De Signed W. c. TENPLEToN
Certificate of Capt. Hal, bark Hia,oatha.
Ihave used the rdgewater Paint On the decks and houses OF
the bark Hawau, and find superior any paint
June last my leaked and the dgea,e being strongly
recommended applied two coats since which they have been
C5gnedj DAVID. H. HALL. Master bark Hiawaiha
C,s,.,;fc,te IF Cant GoIe of chin p N SL,Ly
New Orleans Dec ls lsb5
Having used the Bdgewaer Paint other parts
Of my vessel for time past, cheeriny endorse It's
merits and consider the best paint for durability proteo
(sgnedj JAMES GALE. Master of ship R. D. shepherd.
Certificate of Capt. Hler, Of ship TGreR.
Ihave been using the rdgewaer Mineral Paint on he house
bic paint going vessels recommend i as such without
hesitation both for esoney and its unaSg9sd quail
Certificate Of Capt. r. Tucker, Of ship Helen
McGa'c.
Ihave tested the ridgewater Paint for Which g. G. BoSsr,
Co agents various ways my ship for the past Two
years have found every respect superior to any paint
have ever seen i is in my opinion invaluable as durable
ships use in preference any other.
Master of ship Helen Metiaw,
Certificate of Capt. 81, Clair 1aomasson, of tn
Steamer Magnolia.
New Orleans. Dec z. 1881
Having painted hurricane deck Of the passenger steamer
PAINT cheeri recomEiend il for lis auaities
spg @y ~ no mineral pa I iHpfS aas
certain protection against the effects sparks cinder II
sHsd ST. iitt ass
Certificate of Capt. TViLliam Bro,cn of To,cboat
POpOSe.
have nsed the BRtGEWAIEk PAINT for which MessTs
owboa The paint has BEEN on aboH pes& month"; 81 ns
sna SPARK ana edSrs constantly falling upon IL has had no e
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-28
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Rf9kTSS. DR.. KING, formerly of New York, for
AfAA0c8 the last four years of Louis vile, Ken
tuCAy, anu who has devoted his attention the treat
menI of private diseases for 80 years, natters
himself, having attended To a practice for many
years, and curedSO many thousands, he is enabled TO
all diseases of private nature, matter how
bad they may be from njudcious medical treatment,
from neglect Of their own. Dir. Kings Dispensary
is No % Deadcrick street, between Cherry and the
square, second story, where no all diseases Of
private nature
GoNoRRHEA cured without nauseious medicine in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES of old recent date eifeCtuay cured in
few days, by an operation which causes pain.
Where a structure exists health cannot 10 enjoyed.
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases Of the skin growing
out of neglect or bad treatment, can be efectuaiy
cured IN few days.
SEMINAL WEARNESS-Particulara attention ha wing been
gwen To this disease, and all the consequences grow
ing out of II, brought on ia many by the de-
structive habits OF ncOnsiderats Youths and
sive Indulgence of the passions, neglect of which will
undermine the constitution rendering the subject unit
for business society and causing premature old age
Females who may be labUriBg with any difficulty of
TIE Womb may rest assured of Immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their with fee enclosed directed To Dr. A King
No. y Deaderick street, Nashville Tenn, will have
the necessary medicine sent TO their address with
cessary directions. Strict secrecy observed. Office
hours from O'Clock in tie morning until the
ming ay26-ind&wly
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CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT 81 CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Clothing House,

No. 10 Cellar street, NdShUiLie Tenn
We take this method of informing the resi-
dents and sojourners of Nashville, that our
stock of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING is now
complete, and we are receiving all the Ne,c
Styles from the Eastern markets. embracing
eDeyy Uariety Of GeatLeme'a's Apparel which we
are Offering at VERY Low RATES FOR CASH
Our stock is kept complete as hetetofore
by constant purchases made by a member of
the firm, resident Of Phiadelphid, whose long en-
perieace and great faciItties, afford every advan-
tagc for the selection Of choice Goods Our
aim Is to give our patrons as good variety
of fashionable Goods to select from as any other
City IN tie Uilio,l aud We respectfully solicit a
call from buyers, for an opportunity to con-
vince them that the Largest and Best Stock Of
Goods, ever opened in Nashville is at No. 10
Cedar street. Please call and examine
CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT q Co
7. S.-We are the only agents in Nashville
for Thomas d. Delano * Coz celebrated LIFE
PRESERVES. which are so adjusted in the lin
ing of the Vest as 10 he of no more inconve-
nicnce than the ordinary wadding. 1t has
only to be seen to be admired. Their hither-
to rapid sale is the best assurance of their
utility. sept4tljan
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R. C. ANDERSON & Co.-The many friends
and customers of this old house will Ice pleas
ed to learn that they are in receipt of their
fall and winter stock of readymade clothing,
embracing all the late styles of dress and
heavy goods,-and gentlemen's furnishing
goods in great abundance. Their goods are
all of their ocn manufacture, and the fabrics
have been carefully selected by the senior of
the firm. with the express view Of suiting this
market The junior Of the house, Mr.. HENRY
SrONLAKE, will always be found at headqnar-
tiers, No. As, Market street, where he will be
pleased to see and attend to all demands. feel
ing confident that he is better prepared than
ever to suit and please his customers. See
the card of the house in another column.
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LIFE IN KANsAs.-A correspondent of the
Missouri Republican gives graphic descrip-
ton of his experience in Kansas. He went
into a tavern, where he saw stout, big men
lying on all sorts of beds, shaking with ague.
while in an adjoining room teamsters were
hugging and kissing their swecthearts, who
sat in their laps. aud the oxen were lying
down by the door sill, resting Dogs. cats.
hogs and fowls seemed to be in partnership,
enjoying squatter sovereignty. Dust aud
sand were flying in clouds, and the moSqui-
toes came down in swarms. The thermometer
stood at 30 in the shade. At dinner it was
every man for himself and the devil take the
hindmOst. The old dame came in with fry
ing pan from the kitchen. and emptIcd its
contents on plate. 1t mad no name, and its
colors were as various a. Il rainbow. Small
tavcrns may he met with on every road, with
entertainment for man and horse" chalked
on the sign.
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FEMALE PEDESTRIAN MATCH.-The New
York correspondent of the Charleston Courier
thus refers to a novel pedestrian match i'll
that city: - The feat Qeet) of female pedes-
trianism, which intimated was to come off in
this city this week, commenced yesterday,
between two Yankee women. One is Mrs.
LAMBERT, alias Flora Temple, of Boston, and
the other Mrs. MARTHA Burnley, alias
Prioyess. of Lynn. Mass. Both have had some
experience in this kind of sport. The present
mach is to test their endurance, the terms of
agreement being to walk a plank thirty
feet long, three feet wide, and raised three
feet above the floor. The one that sits down
goes to sleep, or falls off first, to lose the
stake-SlOO.
g This singular event is now taking place at
a public hall in Prince street near Broadway
aud stones throw from the St Nicholas and
Metropolitan Hotels. Crowds of the sterncr
and rougher sex congregate there to see the
performance. Very few women, however,
and only those of the uglicst and most
BIoomerish description have yet ventured to
patronize this new and novel female diver
sion"
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gzay- We are pleased to remind our readers

zss- We are pleased to remind our readers
and to direct their special attention to the
great sale of the Maple Wood lands, which is
to come off on Wednesday, Sd day of No
vcmber inst, on the Gallatin Turnpike road,
four miles from Nashville. by NANCE & WooD-
WARD. The whole tract contains about 800
acres, which has been subdivded in 22 parts,
ranging from to 67 acres.
This is decidedly one of the best bodies of
land in Middle Tennessee for gardens, vine
yards and rural settlements The richness of
the soil, excellence Of the neighbOrhood, con-
venience to the city by railroad or turnpike,
is unsurpassed. and all who desire to make
good investments should attend. Omnibuses
will run free leaving the office of Nance q
Woodward at o'clock A. NJ. in Dcadcrick
street. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock pre-
ciseEy. Let everybody go. oct25- d
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The undersigned. in behalf Of the managers Of the
Protestant Orphan Asylum, take this opportunity OF
rendering their most sincere thanks the gentlemen
aud ladies' who performed at 1ne Amateur Concert,
given at the Female Academy Friday evening
last, and to the Rev c. D. ELLIOTT for the Of the
Chapel, tie beauty Of which greatly enhanced the
interest Of the whole the estimation OF an appre
ciative audience.
May the good they have so -benevolently extended
TO the Orphan and destitute, be returned with doubled
blessings upon their own heads.
II has been repeatedly observed by good judges Of
music, that no Concert ever before gwen city
has afforded general satisfaction Ia all OF It's
parts.
As many were deprived Of the enjoyment Of il by
other engagements that evening. We hope TO have
IL repeated at early opportunity as possible.
MRS II. 6, SCOyEI.,
Recording Secretary of p. U. A.
NAsHvIuK. Oct 20, iSsS.
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TooMRs AND STEPHENS BOTH FOR DOUGLAS
THE QUESTION SErTLED.-The last Griffin In
d9endea South says: "Our statement that
Mcssrs. Toombs and Stephens were Douglas
advocates, was based upon the assertion of a
Democrat. one whose word the Junior editor of
the Intclligencer will not question. He told
us, in presence of Democrat, in this city, that
at Crawford Court Mr. Stephens admitted
having said in effect what the Cincinnati Conn
n'erciaL imputed to him, to-wit: That he was
in favor of Douglas reelection TO the T. S.
Senate. and that the Administration had act
ed wickrdly foolish in warning upon. him. He
also told us that Mr.. Toombs had, in his hear
ing, expressed himself in favor of Douglas
and that he himself was Douglas man"
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CRISP GAtErY.-This establishment is night
" thronged with such audiences as do ones
eyes good 10 look on, are almost doubt
full which is most bewildering the Sylphs
and graces of the Keller Troupe or the array
OF beauty in the dress circle. Five minutes
glance at either, would induce the most pc
nurious to pay twice the price of admission
for the privilege of entering such magic
circle. The grandeur of Mr.. Kelleris Picture
their arrangements, their truth aud life like
fidelity. in representing Historical, Mytholo-
gian or National subject, sets criticism at de-
fiance. Mr.. Crisp has prevailed on Mr.. Keller
to give one Of his fashionable representations
on Saturday afternoon at half past two o.
clock. This entertainment is not to be Thea
trical, but one harmoniously blending in
struction with innocent recreation. MFR Crisp
has been at vast expense TO bring this world
famed Troupe among Us, and We venture 10
suggest the afternoon performance Of Sasur-
day, would be opportunity which never
may occur again, for the heads Of families to
send their children, the Colleges and Aca-
denies their scholars. the country residents
and sneighboring cities their votaries 20
witness and enjoy the most grand imposing
and instructive entertainment which has aer
visifed Nashville.
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n A S III V ILL 81:
MORNING =. OCTOBER %. 1855
NOTICE TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.

Wishing to confne our business as near as
possible to the CASH SYSTEM, we have deter
mined hereafter to collect our subscriptions,
within the city, QUARTERLY. To carry this
determination into effect. we have placed our
whole city list in the hands of Mr.. WILLIAM
GILL, who will make the collections, and also
attend to the delivery Of the Papers, and see
that subscribers are served punctually. We
hope this arrangement will be satisfactory to
all parties. Those who may desire to save them
selves the necessity of making four payments
during the year, can, if they prefer 1t, pay In
advance for the whole year.