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We have deterUtn @ do exclusive Cash BU L.
"a MES this wear, feel that Of exclamation
may be necessary of very particular friend
Who have had accounts W IA since
oisineas. and We prood say have maas sc D
irieSds, no have al i'd their pr mpty We
Se c02hdent make u greatly To the az AZ
by baying goods che and OF ling thru
very eh cha Their persobs cur niid,
Sho you'd prefer baying for cash, Ads 70 he
IN crest 70 do O. We know who not have
aud ne think q unfair Wo for
pAy tie thosz no buy Sftn
theze consideraons have adopted e2clasve eAsh
yse and inviie ali favor Of the "a stel
vel al a. Who favor Of eoods Cheap
To slve q call W. a J. a. MccLkLLA u.
hos 81 IS College street.
Nashville. January ist, 1855
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ZOE tENT EnRNt-An ISIS.

FINHAT residence on Franklin Turnpike op-
posie Gen. Woodiolk. II contains Eve good rooms
with kiichenGc. Applyto
HENRY Ewing,
Dec TT.
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Terms Cash.

w A L L p A p z r
n sma accouns made this year at
W. W FTNN'S,
ian1--2w Wall Paper Store, No. 2s Prbuc Square
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A MICRO OMAN so years I'D fair K good washer,
n oner and seaHstress. Nea' and tidy in h bit
and of good cipo Eit will ct sod trader. Ap
plv TO BRANSF, RID, NCWH1RIER& co.
dec 81
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TWO good regro tire for p esent year
Amply to CIV. CnwAN,
jsn2-ot No. 20, Cherry street, up stairs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

A loAfcr lying on the erase ones said, al VIA,
that this was called work, and vel paid for"
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FnR RENr.

TWO story frame horse In McGavocks addition a.
L con'anirg eve kitchen, Iar-e yard III
and a good well OF water Apply 10 zlsss
w y. MCFARLAND,
deeSl-u No. Is, North Conege ST.
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70 The New York Tribune OF Tuesday says:
considerable amount of cotton bills have been
returned by the Persia, portion of them belong
ing 70 Southern banks, and portion to Continep-
tai houses in this city. The losses upon cotton
shipments have been grest--in some cases, We
hear, as high as $50 per bale--and the rselama-
lions must be serious.
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MILLS. RUIEs.
MICRO WOHAN FOR SAFE

WILL sci ltei &c No nuIes. an IN goot
i condftion Apply to J. cNFI7TER.
dec25 No. :, hviII- Inn Block.
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Cur stock CONSIST Of
LADIES lasting HEEL AND No HEEL CATERS.
D co>GaFss 4. CATERS
:. PUMPS Nd WILT BUsKISs.
MISSES HELD Boots IND GAIrrRs
C'.NGf ESS Asst AND kIn' TIERS.
CHILDREN's KID AND oAt WHIT 30 r..
GENTS SUPERIOR QUILTED CfLFsTIlCHED ROOTS.
PrMP -
!" STITCHED CALF wAT'g PEooP
i" FTIrcHED CALF ooNGRFss CATERS.
PESGFD
CAL OK TIfssEwFO PEGGED, all styles.
.. BUFFALO oVEasaoES ,,z
" SEwED Nd PEGFED CALF TIES.
BOYS CALFS WE'D AND PEGrtD rs.
- ooNGREss CATERS.
4" OK TIPS.
KIPHEAvY B1oTs.
YOUTHS CALF AND KIP baoGANs.
OK TIEs.
CALF AHD KIP ROOTS.
Heavy Brogsns for Plan alton All slEes, from 10
Is OF q e bedqCAiy
Bow Bows, Heavy ri.oogans. larg:: assortment.
Heavy Mud Roots, from 6 o -, an s,Irs.
and Y-r ed Assortment o. Heavy Wool Hats, for
Plantation
viii always have on hand GOOD ssoriu ent Ct Trunks
from The chrspest upio he I'm lIesyy OLE Leather.
sole Leather 81 Hog Ala R,nnet IoSes.
Sole Leather II, SIN and She sn Vaises, all sizes,
n and -tyes
In word, have ey,ry variety Il goods found 10 a
Boot shoe Store Of tie very bet quail and
price BRADs fAN 4 RUTLAND,
decS0-u No. 20, Onion 8 ree;.
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NEGR0FsFOR HIRE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BOUT IS negroes for hire, among hers ofhe best
n tbs in { county. Apply - No Al berry
street. dec DIAL
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GROt Err H. BAKERS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.

T the late Mechanics Fair, held in the City
a of Nashville, Ia October, 1857, the Judges
appointed to examine articles in Class 4S-No.
N, GRogER a BAKER's Sewing Machines; No
I6I, SIsGER's-REPORT upon the PRINCIPAL
pslnts aud merits OF the two machines as fol-
l9ws:
The machines are both fwo-thread machines,
that Is, using two separate threads for making
the stitch; that Of GRoyEE \ BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPooLS WITH TWO
NFFDI Is: and that of SISGEK's using one
spool aud one needle. the other thread working
from BOBBIN INCLOSED IN A SHUTTLE,
.nd In tne opinion Of the committee. is best
s1anted IA FINE CLOTHING. SADDLERf, &e.
The GROVER 4 BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
CoITRSF- EASIER MANAGED; advantage OF
iiSIN1; SPOOLS WITHOUT REMINDING
and. with the exception Of the clothing, saddle
IN. &c, in the opinion Of the committee is
ItsST SUITED FOK FAMILY USE.
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
No. a. Pablo square, Nashville, Tenn,
N.zAslls. Team, Hsyssabsr 10. iseTs-ti-
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lit Cost.

I'VE oaeTng entire ca Of ape AID Faney
w Goods NJ cost -. a. 4 J. g. MccLELLAAD.
Jani-u
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For. Hire.

TWO FIRST rate negro women, hers and iropers,
&C., wi hout ineunpra1ee. lso one boy
III vearso Appiy to II. NJ. r. FCGG,
dscS1-lf No. 80, North Che Try Street.
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REMOVAL.

ME have owed Of DO g, Shoes. Trr nike
w &C. Z No. 80 Mon Street door St iell's
Drug Store, leTe Wi he TleSed old
and customers ard ~ nany more waning goods IN our
Ii ne MAJ faver with cali
BRADSHAW RUTLAND.
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SELF PRESERVATION, &c.

IL debts due previous q the year s5T, will be col
N iectsd By suit ~ January Court before
~ paid before that Il IL stall app
persons, vitBoat distinction the wi sufh-
lent" x. &. Mon AIRY A Co.
loft
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-
\. BIN the event that Douglas succeeds,
we Can change our views about the time old
bucks" term euds. W, H..
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FRrESDsuR. we see the leaves drop
ping from the trees In the beginning Of autumn,
just such, think we is the friendship Of the
world. While the sap Of maintenance lasts our
friends swarm around us, but in the winter Of
need they leave us alone and naked. He Is a
fortunate man, that finds real friend In his
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PROSPECTUS ~
THIRTY-FIVE YEARS @TRAMPS;'
By
"BIG BEN"

A JOurneyman Shoemaker.
IT PROPOSE TO GIVE AN ACCOUNT OF MY
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characters incidents events sprees, and adventures,
with which have met, or in which have partici-
pated, including one year spent at sea and three
have had vicissitudes and troubles enough 10 try
any mans soul, and almost ruin his understanding;
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My Cramps" will form neat volume of one
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others, trust, will occasion" for by subscribing
to this. Friends to whom this prospectus is sent
are requested to procure subscribers and forward
their names TO b. T. STARK,
s26 If Washington, D.. @.
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TuvHE UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL so
III ciety will hold its Sixth Animal Meeting In the
Lecture Room Of the Smithsonian Insitution, Mt
Washington city, on Wednesday, the 18th day Of
January, 1883 when The election Of officers viii then
be held and the business required by the coostitu-
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The ancicnts make kind Of mortar SO very
hard and binding, that II is now found to be al
most impossible to separate the parts Of some
Of their buildings. The lime used in these
harder mortsrs is said to have been prepared
from the very hardest stones, sometimes from
marble. Fine sand makes weak, and coarse
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NEW PROSPECTUS.
ST0CKT0N'S BOOK AND JOURNAL:
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Beo1ta january 1877

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IMPORTANT PROSPECTUS!

THE PEARL OF THE PREssl
THE PUREST BRILLIANT OF BLESSING AND
BEAUTY.
For Euery Age and Cgass-For Eusry Family
s and Person. l[ E
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BOARDING.

1e hf BOARDING.
MFRS. KURTZ, HAVING REMOVED to No. ss2
Ivl Eighth street. between / and X streets Is
prepared to accommodate six or eight gentlemen
with good board and comfortable lodging Board
can be had either permanent or transient M If
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sand strong mortars, and the sand should be
washedbeforemixing, toobtain the large grains
The lime should be thoroughly burned, and
perfectly white. The principle on which it
hardens is, that the lime absorbs carbonic acid
from the air, and hardens, forming a concrete
round the grains Of sand. 1t was customary
to mix with the lime and sand, chopped straw,
but cows hair has been substituted this is
only introduced to cause it to bind together,
and prevent cracking in the drying tits only
used for theprime coat Scientific american.
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Extravagance in the use and waste OF food Is
one OF our national sins. We all, rich and
poor, eat too much animal food to. begin with.
In our temperate climate due mixture of an
NAL and vegetable food is doubtless, on the
whole, most favorable r. health andmost agree
able to the palate. Some people may thrive on
purely vegetable diet, but VIC do not think
the vegetarian party will ever be inconvcnicntly
large in our latitude. There is always much
more danger Of our running into the opposite
error, of eating too freely Of animal flesh We're
the consumption Of this species offood reduced
by one.third or even one-half in the United
States, we verify believe we should be large
gamers in both health and pocket p1l
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NATIONAL PaoDUcrIoEs.---Na Nations are charac-
terized not more by their people than by their
other and inferior productions. Here are some Of
the most notable specimens" offered BY several
countries; China has tea, porcelain, ana long,
tailed mandarins; Germany, clocks, printing,
ghost stories, lager beer, and transcendental phi
losophy; Russia, emperors, hemp, and the knout;
France, cooks, capons, compliments, and crino-
line; Austria, carpets, diplomacy, and two headed
eagles; Prussia, Frederick the Great, school
masters and tall grenadiers; Switzerland, watches,
wooden toys, and Calyanism; Italy, popes poi
sons. paintings, music grinders, and revolutionary
manifestoes; Spain, chivalry, court etiquette,
Cortez, Columbus, and Ceryanies England has
produced statesmen, poets, orators, generals,
roast beef, the "Times" newspaper. poor laws
taxation, fogs, spleen, grumblers, colonies, cock
Beys and "Punch.n America has produced
Washington, a model republic, the electric tele-
graph, anesthetic ether, and several thousand
/" live Yankees" who produce everything that is
worth producing, and something over.
PRoTEcrIoN TO THE BIRDs,-The Supervisors OF
Albany county have passed very stringent laws to
restrain sportsmen from destroying birds at GER
tain seasons Of the year. The practice Of shooting
game for the fun Of il, ought to be restrained by
suitable penalties.
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"Therc is great prejudice" says an expe-
rienced New England dairyman, "existing in
the minds Of many farmers, against feeding APP
pies to mich cows. Apples, they say, dry
them off, This erroneous conclusion is the re-
suit Of Encouragement Apples fed in too
large quantities at first, operate like surfeit
Of all other kinds Of food which produces in.
aammation, and thereby decreases the quantity
Of milk -Four quarts day for COW is suffi-
Gent to begin with. This quantity may be
gradually increased up to a bushel per day for
each COW, with profit. BY way Of experiment,
we fed Ave cows six days with mixture Of
sweet and sour apples, peck to each, night
and morning; and during the six following
days they received an allowance Of three quarts
Of meal each per day and the yield Of butter
was about equal In both cases"
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r. BERG Il II respectfully informs the
a. . public in general and his friends in particu-
lar thai he has large assortment Of Fancy Notions,
such Cottons, Needles, Threads, Silks, Buttons,
PENS Tobacco, Cigars, together with Candies Cakes,
Fruit Vegetables, in short, Family Provision
Store, and will sell cheap the cheapest Don't
forget the place. II IL BERGERS STORE, on the
West Side Of Thirteenth street. second door south Of
q street % I'm
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USoR sALE.-A RARE CHANCE, doubt Il
- not.)--I viii SELL If immediately applied fcr,
the stock and fixtures OF my BAKERY, CONFEC-
TI0NERY, AND FRUIT STORE, doing good
cash business. For furthor information enquire a.
this ofllo,. N ~ o3 81
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PORTRAIT OF A CITY UNDER DEMO
CRATIC RULE.

"MoRE THAN FIFTY THOUSAND MEN,
WOMEN AND CHILDREN HAVE BEEN AND
WILL BE THROWN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT
THIS WINTER"
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Ayers Pllls

Are particularly sdsptsd to
dersnssmsntsof the digestive
apparatus. and diseases syis.
ing nom impurity Of the
blood. A large part Of ali the
complaints that sfhict man
Kind originate 10 0ns Of these,
and oonssq usntly these PILLS
are found 70 cure many vari-