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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-01
never yO. fairly recognized teaching as a
profession. shak'peaS's estimate Of the
teachers work, in his boy,
with shiny morning lace,

with shiny morning iaoe,"
creeping.
like snail. uawillingly to school"
as II the school were place Of punishment;
Goldsmith's, in the Deserted Village; shen-
stones show the opini1n entertained by
early English poets. Nor is SCOTS es,i.
mate, as shown in Dominic Sampson. npr
Irying's in lchabod Crane, much better.
There Is now change in these things. In
these days the teachers profession Is get
ting to be profession ofplace.
The teacher should DO the best man in
society. As the teacher occupies place in
the pupils eye, he becomes model man,
IIc cannot avoid being model.
The speaker said that were he TO select
from oil the world, n representative Of the
teacher, he wonld select Socrates or Plato.
The teacher should bring to his task the
reverent spirit OF Socrates, knowing no,
much. indeed. but from the great ocean Of
truth having gathered something. With
what care does the sculptor fashion the hu-
nan form from the rough marble! The
teacher has not marble. but Soul. 10 work
upon.
II tho teacher would be recognized he
mus, DO recognizable. lie will be recognize
cd, IL thoroughly furnished for his work.
To teach one science well, he must have
some acquaintance with the cOgnate seien.
Cos.
lie then passed to the aids Of teacher.
let. Normal Schools. We have none.l
"a, Teachers Journal.
81, We have good school houses and school
apparatus. In regard to Maine, this state
men, mus, be taken cum granO 'ah'.l let
the old school house 60. Often in Massa.
chu.stts, tne school housc is the best bullu.
ing in town. I, is not GhSdysso in Maine. ]
The lecture on Friday evening was by Mr.
Dunnell. On the subject Of Common Schools
Mr. Dunnell is fully posted, and regre,
that ain unable TO give q rcport ofhis able
address; but NV limits forbid. Mr.. Cobb
followed Mr.. Dunnsll. In a few remarks,
and we then adjourned to the Academy hall
for social time as a closing exercise. We
left Paris Hill carrying with US many rccol.
lcc,ions Of a pleasan, week and plea'an,
people.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-01

BouSpAKr COMMISSION. original
boundaries, between the northern portions
Of Maine aud New Hampshire has become
80 nearly oblitera,ed that new commission
has become necessary to locate them. This
commission consists, Of Dol. II. o. Kent,
OF Lancaster. n. H., and John NJ. Wilson.
Of Lincoln Plantation. They are now
about to commences their labors. The orig.
inal line was run by IehabOd Bartlett, aud
John W. Weeks, OF New Hampshire, and
William King aud Rufus MeIntire Of Maine,
thi,y year. ago. The party star, from Lin.
coin Plantation,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-01

The Louisville Journal gets oathe follow
ing close fitting wittiei'm
"It is observable that dogs always turn
round aad round several times before they
lie down to sleep. We judge from certain
symptoms that the Buchanan adminisira-
ton is getting sleepy"
The Ellsworth American says that Charles
Lowell Esq, Of Ellsworth, is fast declining
under an ineurable malady. He was car
ried to the polls on Monday and voted lie
|. represented a. being very much emaeia,od
and a great sufferer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-01

Darn BIT DROWNING. A dispatch received
on Wednesday last, announced tho death,
BY drowning, OF George ID. Rawsop. NJ. d.,
Of New Portland. lie Was found in pond,
some distance from the village, where he
had been apparently, but few hours.
Nothing is a; present known as to the man.
ner IN which the accident occurred. DIR.
Rawson was native Of Paris, and was ~
years Of age.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-01

Paran Stevens, the Nepolron Of hotel pro.
prietors, is advancing to new irIumphs,
lie is the lessee OF the fremont aud Revere
Houses Boston, aud is 10 organic the new
marble hotel in Madison square, New York,
aud the splendid Hotel at the junction OF
Chestnut, and Ninth streets, Philadelphia.
The New York house will be opened in
August next, and the Philadelphia hotel in
February, 1850. Mr.. Stevens disposed Of
all his iutcrcs, in the Nahant House in
May last.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-01

The New York Commercial Advertiser
told whie) says Of the Republican State
nominations We can support those
nominations sincerely and cordially" In
regard to uuiOn Of the opposition, the
Commercial says;
1--WE have been hoping neains. hope
quite as long as We think duty and patriot
ism justify. and throwing aside powerless
and therefore useless neutrality. shall use
our uimos, efforts in aid OF the election Of
the Republican State Ticket"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-01

Dialogue between two "Demcerats" in
n town not n thousand miles from Ok.
ford County a few day before cleo
ton.
M,. - Good morning Mr.. O, how is
y.ur health ana Ia, Of your family, ,hh
L5rning?
VI. q. Wy v-ll SIR, l thank ys.
w. = I,iJ4sht | would just call up
an say few words to YOU about eIec,io0.
NJ. o. Very we'll. SIR, say on.
NJ F. lsurp,ss You src on hand cor
fsh'ias the black rsPub!i,ans this year,
aiu't yru2
NJ o On, care much about IL, tho't
IsaJulln't kt.l my,elf about polite. thi'
year.
w. F. WY, F1ad o.. | thought you
wa Away, on band Tor sighting tie ram
rOjs
~. D. Wei, I hay, generally been, but
have been eisI'.i % much by the demo.
erats that Law, about ioIe working until
j can have lgstic, done me.
NJ p. Bat ate you going 10 stand tins
awful W,0ig.-,.- las the ramrO4s made
las, Winter?
W. q. Worlr-ckyr Law, what's that;
amt read thc pap5r. much lately, and
don't knox What YOU mean.
W. T. VIZ, III explain, lis this
npro.ir- you take your gun and 60 ont
and find a wonjg~eker peckius your apr Doe
IT, and shoe; hun, they will fine you f-.
" dollars anil Tut you IN Jail ninety days
W. .. TIs lie, don't believe word
fit. who's 81, such Hs.'.'s As that
Dor't believe 60.
". r. Blu; frmd O, ,sll YOU tie %,
fly DON, believe It jasi g over to Pore
SIR % and a.', Ne :, be knows, sni 70
you don, believe him, ask E-4uire ". Of
y. he'll siyg 800 ,he n.
NJ. u. Saaai take ;ha; pains, for !
wyuldn's vo,s 'a- ; last year flr reprrsen-
nuy,, AMI as t5r Esquire ", lie is an old
Hartford Convention Tsderal,,t. | don't
want any such advice.
NJ. r Now. iriad o., oaz You stand
.ueh an ar,.torra,ic law Tie dimicrat.
Oush; to rails, up in rebellion asIins, 1t.
NJ. o. wo,dp,ckers never hur, me.
Don, care anything about your law, if you
have got on.
NJ. +. Well, Mr.. o.. what do You
think about tia, cusssd - Nuisance Act, -
the black republicans nade' DO you stand
that
NJ. o. Nuisance! Nuisance What.
that?
NJ. r. Why. the law making lad house.
and liquor shops 4" nuisances. Don't yOu
uudersandc
NJ. o. No / don't, but what DO yoI
mean by "iai" houses, heish?
w. =. why-why-(ham)- why ell
house., or rather housesOf "ilr' fame. 'spos
tba; Is vha, ;he act means.
NJ. o. Houses Of az Cs,,e' AZ fa'ne
cue en-, they ere nuisanoys. What dos
the hw Say they shall do to emf
NJ. r. Now, fri1d o.. only think, thi
nuisance law says that any body can tea
them down that's a mind to. Amt thi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-01

AcqurrrAL OF TuE FATHm WHO Snor TnE
sSprcER OF MS CnILp. Henry W Bowyer.
a prominen, and highly respectable citizen
Of Fincastle Va, who has been on trial lOr
killing James Mcdowell, President Of tho
Fincas,le Bank, and sclucer Of Ms, LiIrio
Bower. daughter Of the accused, was aequit-
tel on tho 10th inst. IL il stated that there
was loud applause 10 the court room when
the magistrates gave in their decision.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-01

We would call tie particular attention to
the Advertisement, OF Mr. JOnh $ Abbott
Of Bethel. which appears in our prcsen, is
sue. Mr. Abbott thoroughly understands
his business in all i,s branches, aud We have
no doubt will give entire satisfaction to all
who may favor him with their patronage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-01

ANTRic,S TIcEETr. The Straigh,.ou,
Americans OF Massachusetts, held a Conven.
ton week before last, and placed in nOmi.
nation tieke, made up as follows:
For Governor. Amos A. Lawrence.
For Lieutenant Governor, Increase sum.
ner Of Grca, Darlington.
Secretary Estate, II. l.. Allen Of Boston.
Treasurer. \. q Underwood OF Milford.
Auditor, Chandler Il. Ransom Of RoI-
bury.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-01

At Gardiner, Me-, on Monday inst' u MIR
Richardson. while driving his oxen, careless
ly stepped before them. was knocked down.
and one Of the oxen trOd upon his head just
behind the car, INJECTING an injury from
which he died on Tuesday morning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-01

Godcy's Iady's Book for October is ono
Of the very best numbers Of that best Maya
lino. IT. Engraving, and literature come
up to the highest standard Of excellence.
No American Magazine can equal Cooley.
/, has d.taneed all competitors in it, Peeul-
lar province, and at thi, moment Possesses
the most enviablc reputation as work OF
literature and art Of any American Period'-
IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-01

FAIL ELECTIONS. The elections TO come
OF this fall are as follows:
Oct. 4th.-lowa for State officers and Con-
grvrsmen. llth.-South Carolina and Flo.
rida In the former for members Of the leg.
stature, in the latter for Congressman,
l2th.-Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana {; in
the two former Tor State officers aud Con
gressmen. Nov. 2.-Mass ashusetts, New
York, Illinois, Michigan, New Jersey, Wis
con,in and Delaware; in the first four for
State officer. and Congrcssmen, in the las,
three for Congrtssmen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-01

The Maehlas Republican says that MIR
Geo. G. Gates, Of Robbinston, imported lis'
year three Cotswold lambs which produced
this season IS "a pounds Of wool, OF excel
cut quality.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-01

The Sixth DIsTRIcr. The Augusta Age,
OF this day. date, says Z" wcregrct to say
that We cannot hold out any encouragement
Of the election Of Mr.. Bradbury in the sixth
district. II the returns which reach US are
correct, Foster is elected by small major
ity."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-01

A LARGE Tax PArER.-The New York
Tribune says that VIM. b A'iOr paid his
tax bill to the Recorder on Tuesday last the
amour. being SOS, 600 on personal proper
~, and 100000 on real cs,ato-tOtal, $751;
600.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-01

An indictment has been found against
John II. Holmes Of New Castle, for the MUIR
der Of George ". Chadwick, alas John
Wilson a seamen on board ship Theresa, Of
which Holmes was master-on the I'D day
Of January last. lie will probably Be- tried
at at the session Of the Dis,rle, Court which
commences in Portland next week
Sentinel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-01

Ok Tmx.-The old Farmers Almanac,
for 1889. bright. fresh and lively, as usual,
is on our table. Of course every body who
has once purchased copy will buy this,
Published by IIickling, Swan and Brewer,
Boston,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-01

4 WORD or CAuTIoN. W. are s1'i.fi
that IN majority Of cases "''. ...- e
terminate in Con SUMPTION, -.'. Dr.. 900 %
po,en, yet simple remedy, D., ~ ..' e
Balsam Of Wild Cherry, wou'. .'s '"',4
the life and health OF the sufferers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-01
ruELisHHD EvrRr TNIpAI MORNING ut
WIN. A. PIDGIN & Co.,
TEoFRiToEs.
JOHN J. FERRY. Editor.

rerms.---Ous dollar sRd fiiy cents stTicil,
~ AuvA>CE; oue dollar AL ssven,y 1--we cvni'
Wiihin siN son,h. two dollsr> AZ ihe eni Of the
ven. To whieh thN eeus viii 10 sslded fol
svrry YEAR whiCn payment y 4, aged.
ETS. X. NtFs, (successor toN. u. Palr.~', ,
NswspsDsr Advertising Agert, Nc. l, Scolhi' =
Rliding. Cour, street. Bos,nn, Is aulho,'red 20
r-cei,e Advertisements iaS this payer, a. the '''e
irs required 2, be-.
E-S. PErrTvGiiL \ Co, 10 state -
n,..ion, and ~ Nassau 81, Nsw York sre oni
do, asihofrsj agcnis ios prccuf'ns '1i-e' p''o''
flrNarling aly,ttissmsnis.
- faymrnt Sc ~ advertisements y new ''
D. ,l,,s frusa The hate 81 the hrst ,assriien.
- Conm,,sar,tions should D. directed 20
'Ths oxiord p-mccfst." rafis, We.
Book and Job Printing
ppONPTIN AND NEATLY EXECUTED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-01

NV YoRK. Each Of the three great par
ties in New York, have candidates for Gov.
ernor. and an entire State ticket In the field.
The Republicans count on 900, 900 votes in
their ranks. and are confident Of success in
the ensuing election. which occurs on the
hrst Tuesday OF November.
The following table shows the vote Of the
three uartle. in New York in 1856 and 1857:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-01

We are glad to learn that the latest ac-
counts from Mr.. Sumner represent him Us
very much improved in health. lie was al
AK Ia Chapelle when last heard FROM
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-01

ORDISArIoS.--we understand that Rev.
G. W. Snow, who has been recently settled
over the Unlver-alis, Society. a, Norway,
was ordained on Wednesday last.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-01
BOOK md Job Printing
Loo Al AGENTS.

PROMPTLY Am NEATLY ENEcuTEn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-16
PIANOS,
HBV mELOD EONsII Hf6Ve
SEWING MACHINES.

VI no has long been known TunaR a laass e. Md.
w die Tennessee, would announce 70 80 -rf and
Sm.eIf of t5s crest merits OF SIS&ERs SEWING Ma
CHTNB he viii heraa carry one with him in his Tuning
exhibit his patrons and Others for the purpose
of receiving orders .hich he promptly eli from The
Nashville Agency Of l. n. Singer Co. In hi age Of
H. advaDgg Of Machinery abor In human progress
That superiority has long been settled as an aKon self
partner OF labor, what the Spinning Jenny and Power
Loom done others the Sewing Machine has effected
in no less important branch oil human ladusir for enan
cipat-s woHAE from The endless Toll Of stitch, stitch,
stitch, ard gives her II rich, ar agreaoie at tme poor
ache 20 his regular business Of Tuning, that q selling the
Vsry bet Of amos Msiode0ns, will be sHsceRt guar
sSevng Machines before the pabc be would select
ese bsstto oeT them and hos unscquEnted with him he
refers 10 The fact that ut Mechanics Institute Fair OF
Tennessee, held Nashville, October so, ihis Machine
exhibited By the side Of Grover BakeE's and pro
the premium the diploma and that for the last seven years
wherever H has beer exhibited In competition With other
Sewing Machines u has taken the Premium over all
fhe reason assigned By the Judges for giving this Machine
the premium over the Grover Baker Machine was hFsL
that twOud dUeveTYhng which the other co ID do aud
ell and several other things besides; such talOrnE
hoe making harness making de- with range OF capacity
the finest 2Oe ton. with which IL win stitch hne
bread suitable for he hioFes hsuess work; and secondly
that it leaves ridge heavy The bottom Of the
Inc ork 10 rip out but the ock into che centre OF he
fabric making the stitching oot equally well both sdes
thirdly, that t UGH durable instrument, the Man.
uacurers being willing warrant il for thirty years to
al is highest need by foot power which fully double that
Of the Grover Baker Machine only requiring that the
directions be olOWed iOurhly that uses but OFe third
much thread being pOftant Item Of saving and lastly
that gathers beautifully than il s possible
gather BY hand which great consideration Cor the ladies'
especially DFess makers. In this Machine is
superior make that it has taken the premium, over all
others wherever has been exhibited fOE the last
years.
Mr. Kibhee feels assured that this setting forth offsets will
dssuado his RcquaintaueCs from purchasing Sewing Ma
chine Of any other make than Singers until he can visit
them, orif they abide his time until they Hd
pOrtunes TO all Mr. Wm A. Singer, 40 Public Square,
NathVilis
M Kiobes stn thinks the Pianos made BY Lghte, New
ton BradbuEys the best and the Of the MelOdeOns
made CarhErt Needhsm g. Co; and holds himself 10
readiness furnish those instruments athe MaRuc
prces charges added to those who desire them Of him
All eati0ns addressed 10 him the subject Of
Pianos meodeons Sewing Machines win be Promptly
piled to nov ST.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-16

LIQURS.
EOO BBLS RBCTFTBD WHISKY,
9OO 50 g. Old Bourbon do
50 g Rye do
100 {" American Brandy,
so d" Gin:
100 " Walkers Xxx Ale,
25 Rum.
Also, large stock Of hns Brandes, Wines, &C. In
July II 10. EDWARDS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-16
Ladies come out in gay attire,
And keep merchants from despair
A. H. r-rna

Ladies come out in gay attire,
And keep merchants from despair
And long faces
Nov, Ladies, there is for DUWdy Bonnet,
IN TO make things look more gloomy than Bank SUspen
Ons and scarcity Of money &C. for must close
Fall Stock.
50 Cloth Cloaks FROM 50 g. worth doube that price.
1900 Pieces Of Ribbons every aud beautiful styles
$40 OF Paris Flowers, for BOnnes Banys, &c;
50 do Rich MauEbOn and Ostrich pIumes, designs;
30 OF rich and medium price cOlOTed Gimps and
plain StraWs;
10 cases colorsd LeghOm FatS Misses Gipseys, Plain
StrawB, &c
$50 boxes Rush caps and Illusions
stock Fancy bOnnets will sUTpass anything we
have displayed at previous openings large stock OF
cloth falmas aud cOaks latest shapes At half the price Of
any the Buga collars and aces very large stock
EmbTOidees and NecdlewOrk Goods endless Variety
dozen Hoped skirts Of every desgu with large stock
Fancy and ornamental goods, consisting Of hne Csbbas
combs, the style Bonnet comb and Gumeasc Head'
role aricle Extracts, superior article 50 cents
worth IS, Gloves, ParasOls, Psns, &c, extremely
prices good stock Of WOllsR Goods children, Tai
mas, Jackets, Ms Leggngs, Hose, style Rgosts for
shsser and pantys Ladies' Worked and Fancy Dress csp
MOhalT and silk and Fancy HCaddUssss, Chenie veil
vet and Rinl, large stock OF chsmels.
Partisan Millinery Bazaar. n. WISE, Agent,
nov22 No. 40, Union street. dOOrto State Bank.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-16
Ffsher. Wheless & @

(sUCCEssORs TO JOHNSON, HORNE CO.
COTTON, Tobacco, St0nEs, General Commission ana
u Produce Merchants Corner Broad and Mar.st .toe1
Nashville, Tenn, will devote particular atientoa 70 AZ
business entrusted q them. uIa--l-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-16
B. C. McNAIRY & co.
Large Dealenin ali kinds OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
No. IS, COLLEez STREET,
Nashville ,Fennesss.

w soeS soes ~ sli ana Winter e6. 81 ever deserp-
uOD1 and prepared 10 offer greater inducements 70
persons wishing articles in line that 1t has ever been
y viii compare with any in the country and prices
shall be low possible for them be. Citizens
and strangers visiting he CITY viii DO well TO give our
An early aHh tborou eys As Wa feel We can mske
their Interest. We would call the attention Of buy
ers particularly 70 the following departments in cur bus
Dress Good.
Elegant three bounced SINS;
Double skin %;
BayadeFe dOs
BRIDAL Dresses;
Evening do;
g RObes-aQuille;
Morning ko6es'
g Printed DelaineB.
Together with an endless veristy ef medium and low
priced siks in Founces, Robese Guile and BY the yaro
all wool Union Paids, Mousedeaiues and everything
CIoaLs, Shawls and ScarIs.
We have the largest ami most elegantly assorted stock IN
ported BY Messfs. A. Stewart Co. Of New York, ex
rssy sales In Velvets, have them nj all Pr-
and Beaver ruima5 and long CIoaks, &C. loF ladies' and
ChdTsn Ia all qualities At from three collars up ShaWls an
ali sizes aud QUALITIES both square and org from the most
ordinary 10 The most elegant Also just fresh In
voice OF those elegant nigh soOred all silk Chenele shsWs
Laces and EmbrOiderIes.
10 this line OurstOek is superbembrnciBg all the novel;
both Tor enors and mourning; elegant Bridal We Is
handkerchief Lace Falls aud imitation; JacOnet and
SWiss TTiu umgs R0uncnEs. Real kAlencsnnes,
tOjDt APPLIQUE Laces. InserBgs, DC. &c.
EB0use Furnishing
g. 1914 Shy i24, 10 by tI4 10 By 10 4, DAmGsk IAbs
Cloths g. T. aud of Table Damayk by the yard an
Sizes colrTed wool, Union and OoOn Tabs Cloths Flsd
striped Toinees Napkins, together with all kinds Of a-
ners TOvelngs, MaTsees Quilts, &c, &c Also all Wdths
cotton linen SheetHgs Pillow Linens, Domes!cs ETC.,
Curtain Goods
Elegant sattH Lanes in all coors with trimmings to
match Elegant Ropsn Chintz cooFs, with trimmings 70
match Elegant Lace Muslin Curain all wool, union and
Damasks in great variety together with COrnCss
Curtain Pins, and Bands
CarpetEngs and OH Cloths
Real Wilton carpets Elegant Velvet and Brussels, In
great variety Elegant phys and lugTans the ingrsins the
largest aud best have odered and al
lower pFces alec. Velvet and Brussels stair and ball Car
pets Twled and plain Venetian IN at widths together win
Felss Drugzsts Crumb cloths, Rugs Mats &c, DC We
are prepared make put down Carpets the shortest
notice We have large of Floor OIL Cloths OF the best
makes and in all widths which will cut in any shape 70
suit customers. 49,.
staple Goods.
We have unusual large lot Ofal kinds OF Domestic
goods Beach0d and Brown Cettons WOOL union and cot
ton Fanneis striped for servants, great variety
Heavy goods for house field servants; Prints, Cling
HAMS sery Gloves In short every thing In our line ana
~ prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction.
oct.6 k. G. McNAIRY & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-16
Phoenix BedStead Factory.
Fresh Groceries.

NASHVILLE, February S, 1855.
lust received from Baltimore
- Is bags LEguiTa Coffee,
10 4 bales Mocha
bags CeylOn
cases Cove Oysters.
$4,000 nne Cigars assorted brands.
FREEMAN BROTHERS,
MOI college, three doom North Of Spring street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-16

TRUNKS,
vALIsEs AND CARPET BAGS.
r ADIBs' sne Travelling Trunks; sxta szei
IL DO sole leather Trunks, all Sizes
Fine sole leather Valises,
do DO do Ashland do
do Russell valises;
large stock Of
Carpet Baga, saohels and Black Bags Of al sizes and
styles; all cheap for cash.
Cali at No. q Public Square.
oae SNYDER q FRIzZELL.
LADIES WEAR.
/ = Congress Caters, with and without heels,
Lasting Front Lace Caters,
Glove Kid Caters Congrf So. ana Sioe Lace
Boots with 0 without heels,
French Slipper Gnd h4sNlns,
Kid slippers Gne blskins5
French Kid slippers, with heels
iune6 SNYDER FRlZzkLL,
TSRFSTT ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES.-lOO
d hhds prime to choice Sugar
zoo ibis Powdered, Loci and Crushed Sugar;
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee;
$50 bills MnaeeeR
100 4 bbs do
81 bags Old Gov. Jaws and Laguayrs Coffee:
IS bbis MaekeFel assorted;
50 dozen Buckets
$50 buKss Star and Mould Candles;
900 kegs Wheeling Nails assorted
100 boxes Tobacco assorted brandE
45.0O3 Imported Kegalia Cigars
$1,000 assorted brands co
IS boxes Scotch Herrings
tisrces Fre-h Figs
- bags Pepper, spice and Ginger,
SO bJxes Bar soap
fsbll NJ &E F CHEAPHAM.
r IQVOBS.-2OO bbla likes Magnolia Whisky,
II $50 b5ls Robinson Co do:
200 bbs old Bourbon and Old Reserve do;
leo bbls American Brandy,
40 bills do Gin
90 bbls Peach Brandy,
Also a large stock Of Fine imported BraBdes and
Wines just received and for sale BY
fsh ii Ma EF CHEATHAM