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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-31
POPLAR GROVE
MALE HIGH SCHOOL.

WILLIAWSUN COUNTY, IENNs
vHE first session Of tSs IHsttuOn will open the FIRST
4 Mondsy fu February next, under The management OF
A. Vim, A NJ aud j. L. Cary, a. NJ, late Professors Of
Mathematics ana Languages ID ShelJyve University.
The butldug6 large and cCmmodjOus, beng capable OF
accommodating hundred students lis located on the
Turnpike leading Tuuue 70 J0rdGns St0re about two
miles north the latter place in pleasant healthy and
moral neghbOThOOd, where neither groceries any other
Influences lending 70 lead young astay Om honor and
recuude be found. The Trustees expect to charter
this school, employ buthe best instructors, and thus
build uP permanent institution f high grade aud well
worthy the patronage Of an enlightened public.
Tuition, from 8 10 30 per session 81 i've months
Board, tom g. TO s. per month
Students charged tbs lime Of entrance No deduc
ton, except for sickness.
For further particulars, apply 10 the teachers or to W.
Allison Secretary. JAS r ALLISON,
ian TU-w3t. President Board Trustees.
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Cholce CheWing Iobacco and Ciears
NV LANGLEY & CO..
IA Tr-f.r. E.-...r
January RuIs5, Is5s--In CbaaooFy az CEN

LreViL.C, EeEIuessGe.
THOMAS HAILY, Ul al. IS. HlHAai SAlEl 81 al % /
( IN motion and il Appearing unto toe s-t,saCIsou The
" Clerk and Master, tna5 lary Cutaudrrs GTittaH-
den,- Conner and vile Eliza Conner and ZzJuIOn
BAIRD Vouey Baird Nancy Bard and Sarah Baird
residents of Of IsOuCss5e, tnBt Ordinary
process served upon then: srfJrs
ordered that pubh De- sds in The UigH 4zrisa
q newspaper published in the ciy Of Nashville, ennsssee,
requiring said TO appear az the ID the
to OF Ctntreyis, he ID MOnd. in Har.h next
and there 10 plead demur COmpainants ui
or The same will confessed for hearing
CIpITte q 20 Them.
TauI5-W4t. prs ice -. OhklLLE A. NIXON, G.. d n
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ResidenCe Wanfed.

YTTB wish 10 puUnEss small neat Residence, eonVen.
wv isntto The baHiness part OF the cy0cated IN he
city Edgedeld0n which 1900 In cash w be paid down.
Apply 70 y l., q X W BLOWN,
ianfs-5W 44k Cherry Street.
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NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE co.

Tie prices OF Machines will in instance hereafter
IRON the New York Prices, except the Of freight
ID ID place tae, IN this State
All persons having purchased these Machines TWho may
hereafter purchase them out side the State Of Tennessee,
since The gath day Of November, 1855 responsible 10 the
sshyls Sewing Machine Company the legal owners or
the right, and viii be required pay said Company the
Of $50 for the right O. sgid Machines WitDn the
TERRITORY OF TENNESSEE, and whenever payment
refused, The SAME WILL BIZ STRICTLY BNFORCBD,
unless accounted for this Company By Msssrs Grover
Baker. d, -
Persons Purchasing these Machines outside Of Tsunes
see. had better that they bill OF sale with the
hGuI 10 USE SAME MACAINE IL TENNESSEE.
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- -. 8. 80. 81, -. ~. b. -.

O. j. WOOD a CO., Propneion Sc RroalHay, Ea8
New I'm tas Frsat Y. Wire railing Eliab shanfil ana
IA Market 81, Loaii No. And sod b az goa Drug
rlsts noY a-ttsH2Elisa
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FRAN CTS o's.

WE would call the attention or the LADIES OF
W NASHVILLE, % our SPLENDID stock Of
NUEE7S, VECTORHNE'S, and CUFFS, and
every description Of DRESS FUE'S Tor Ladies' and
Misses, decl2 At % PUBLIC SQUARE.
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THOSE RICH DRESS FuRS!
CHEAPER THAN EVER
AT WAKEFIELD & WsLKEP's.

TyHE ladies' viii iud at WatsrdelI & walkers select
assortment Of FIN r DiE e. z FL bIca we OF -ra
greatly reduced prices. Gguuemeu who contemplate
making the usual Holiday pr3sel. mould early and
make t1eiT elections,
dec ~ W1-EsFIu & WALKEF.
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T Matthews and o Hsrsr VS. Toe Steamboat Scotland.
LaIi5 Do mem.
ID virtue Of of -rrezt Is-ull from Gstric
ID court and Tor district OF JHl- tennessee
aOOse cause, directing % .Ia sIlamJ 0a
Scotland, her mLchi8sr, boat taCEie agFarI asd
turC. under order ul The hHu 81 cs IA HlmpETey
Judge Of the Cuur jesse Clement bafshaI ui iu
said court DO hereby laEe ruUcu ll OF the and
said SIe4m0U-t her machinery uCs tackle, aD-
yaTsi and iuruGurr, ard cite 81. persons in gene E,
nave, pretend % lave any gt .s interest gran.
10 apDsdf before the SAID Judge the sl r0ur
the room said court nr Clpiu a. NasHye,
Gay Of February 1851, 81 ga,
lhs court Jay following O'Clock forenoon,
unto the said llsllalt5 I'D q cause OF
subtraction wages civil Lud s .ua further
and rse4vs o. behalf al 81 shall ar-rsfu TINS
l2In lsy OF January I15s, ID .LE .is-.L4
u. lLI5llt5
Jan I4-lwld sr DO sicsH s..f. '.Ir
~ CHANCEsL AI CtnEli acc.
Mary anu harper, Hy her uCXt rJHd sarl 8, ard, rs.
Mathew dlrHlr l-L az
an motion and h. uppsalug Do Sac Clgfl a. Iasss Of
~ sad Court, that slrfra Hurpfr n0u-r-siian Is
is tHar5upOu ordered Lhat POI b. cay jI
The Union American, pu5.1ld g n Fle, I6.l-
curing said deieGlu tJ a. sar tt The c0ur. house lH the
town O earn &c, Tenn, on 700 second l.uo4J IN TsB
ruay mex, tnsuaau there t1 El-, -e-ur. 10
comp aniante bali; ceiagl. .I co. l- u be tlaeH
for confessed sst lJI elru, pare 70 E-d defend
ant Mathew harper. f-is 81. D. J-uu-r- ls =
jan I3--w4gprs Ice 50 CLERK Master.
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Homeopathy.
DRS. gibson g. CLECKLEY,

JAVIvG associated themselves for the practice Of
IL ahIl VI LiCue aud rGrg1- t.- Der their pr1ss-
soual servcssro b- citizens ul Is-g. and surrounding
CouJtra-
once opposite Odd-Fglovs' BALL. carlerof Sumner and
UHIYl streets j.. ID. GIL~GN-
iauIU-tf .GLsI il EET
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GREAT AUSTRALIAN BEAR.
a PET TIGER.

ACCOMMODATING Gle Boar, Pet cRPtursd, train
ed, aad Shove b.. Mr. A. lowell The REMOVE ed animal
trainer. TeFi-.r captured bT HIM some ms since,
during ID th. interior OF Bengal emo Is nov
go completely brass thar u wI watch the properly OF his
muster kc d.g5 wiz protect and guard him when sleep
fny capture and bring grue. and in short DO all
that is sIae Boz 200 animal. 81 t1-S gh.-t Ign
~ This vs. uudrrEuI tIca may De seen al
he corner Of hUTCh berry stieets, opposite
the Mon AID Am,TlCaE office.
n Abundance - cent CII.lsen under 10 years Is
GEMS llm2ls
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A Female Teacher Wanted.

Ii persons indebted 10 by note account for 1856
n and 1856 must call and pay, they will hsve selil
with officer.
ian MEANWHILE Il ugTT
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Many Druggists, having oil Liniments on hand will
10 sell them you ths pest, but DO you positively r5
90 purchase them. ask Tor .BKAG's akCllC LlAlMEA
al4 take 10 other
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W. a. Bolts.
E-arIL q .La.I.r.


Pennington c. MaXsy s.. James Crawford. Original Biz
N motion Of COMPLAINANT by hi5 Solicitor JappeaT-
" ing % the s-tisllctua Of INC CLERK Master, from the
adavI Of c0mplainHs SOLICITOR, which Is hlod that tle
defendant is n0n-rsdent Of the stato Of Tennessee; 70 is
therefore that publication be- made IN tie Union
American, newspaper puos ed ln the i.y Of Nashville,
tennessee for successive weeks requiring said d5ieDd'
70 appear Term me Chaucey Couf 70 be
town OF ahesOof . on he frt Wednesday amer the drsI
Moncay in Februa 1855 then there plead, answer,
demur BauauJs Dill, the same viii be taken
sr confessed and the cause set down for hearing pare,
W. n. BJrIS.
r.ao "a (s,grg a Falfpr-
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rRNNRssRR IROH.
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$1,000,
$1,000

That the over & Baker Family Sc EIng Machine max.
ing the Grover Esket sCh is capable OF producing
OF greater strength and durability, Of the kin ds
uured be done plantations and by families Of the
southern States than the l. NJ Singer any Shuttle
Machine auy other kline OF machine evics for sewing
noW vented In United States Europe.
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OPINION OF THE JUDGES ATTHE LATE
MECHANICS FAIR

the late MtcBsncs' Pair, held the CITY )fNashvile
Il in October, 1857, The Judges appointed examine AT
tces in Glass $40. H. GROVER a. BAKERs sewing Ma
chimes, No. l0i, SIEGEEs-HcpOrt upon the PrinCi-
pul points and merits OF The fJli0Ws:
Inc machines both thread msChues that is usih
two 5epeIe threads making the stitch; Thai GROVER
az BAKRE using the thread from Common SpOOIS
win TWO Needles; aad that OF SIBGER's using oue
spoland one needle the other N cad working BObs
bin inCIOSCd in IA Shuttle, and, Ia ne opinion Of
the mtIoe is best adapted TO FIAe Clothing, sad
dlery, &C.
Inc GRJVER & BAKER as the Least COmpIicat-
ed Machinery, and OF course, easier man
geO: advantage OF using spOOts without Re
winding. anu, with tno exception Of dne cItning sad
oler, Ec the opinion OF the committee best suit.
ed Tor Family use.
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MnnuiactuEing PharlEceuJists ISIS, Pa,
SOLD tn nashville By EWlN bzoTh Egss tsa9.5sals
Agents Sold also % Dr. A. kOsJOE OH % l-zzChs
and 3rlE--st generally. fEuris 'j7-nua-g ayis.
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hereby certify, mat having en- badly bruised ard
sctBl By Lhy explosion steam Boiler friend Induced
Cd ~ BTdgs ATClc LIum5nt- Tue Instantly
extracted OuI sCalds, ven shJrI me all ne
pain CONS rJm the bruises. IN & Wsu.
alI aJI5 resume my business
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20 Cardeners & DICE.
GA q WITH O Il q 81,

ARGE supplies received by the subscriber, agent for
l. the sac of LHHdrCth's seeds I'm NASHVILLE.
FamdECth'1 ElraI Register Descriptive Catalogue,
and 4 mauag l.r d .ulI0n On customers gratis.
GkE.B.I MISC lHTHEM fNTS.
SPADES o.. ssaras I-a7 Erhss frauspaDung IroWelsr
Tifrg FBrsr# Round Hoes, Puning and Bu15tng
hulyss fSoN and k-rUutug shears, assorted.
Gallon r.. WELLS
son of rrr as s. HnEsR Re- Market opposite Union
--r.r. a--..-r"r |Ian'c-tUw 6W-
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NOTICE.
NEGROES to Rire.
J. b. WHIT e

A coon Farm HASDto hire TO some psrson llvirg in
n The vicinity EdgeaeId. Also, good CARPENl K
for hire IN the city or vicinity. j. L. q K. W. BROW
jan 24-lOd AK Cherry Street.
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COpart nership.

IT AVlNG associated Jam CaveTt with in business, the
II manufacture Furniture will hereafter be carried on
der the firm name OF GROONES, CAFERT q o..
We are manufacturing Furniture OF every description
stock is generally sufficient for the demands of the
ade. Those who heretofore given their CUSTOM
nd those who have not invited 10 give cali.
GROOMES, CAFERT & co.
jan2 DIM NO. %, Low er College Street.
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jan 5-prs fee 50

Elizabeth Wolf %. George ". Welt lnIuHetion and
Attachment Bill
n m0uOn Of com plsnani, BY her aOcofs Ahu 4. psAf
ing 20 the Satisfaction " the Ilerk q Alae rom an
Allegation mplsnants BILL which j. sEoin 20 lhAs tle
defendant Ga5rre W. Wolf nonresident OF The state
OF TeBpesss h s therefore ordered that publication be
made four sucoesge Weeks In the Union and American
srasr n1bIished IN Nashville Tennessee, requiring
said defendant 10 appear the ne Term Of the Cnancery
tJOurt hi ~ bsld fr county 81 Jackson, CouT
House i ne tbUn OF Gainss0Or0 The fr Wednesday
ar The at Monday February, 1855 then there -
MEAD spsver or dsmur N eOmpsinHuts said bill
same win be for confessed and set down hearing
sE paFte. %, -
rlerF a FTarta-
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James Burgess and Itlson C. Collier shelbv Phsrs,
Christopher CarE, N0luua Clara and others l1juhcuOa
EIll.
A motion Of compliments by eiT Solicitor, and 10 APP
~ pcariuE The satisfaction the Clerk g. MaseT, Fgn
allegation The Bill which IS 10, that The d6fa.d
ants, Shelby Phars, christopher ARK and AOluda ark
residents Of the state Of e4uessee 10 IS ordered
ublczi0u be made, for 1ur Successive weeks,
Union ana American Newspaper published Ia Nashville,
Tennessee requiring said JeienlAnis upl The
Isrui Of the Chaneer, Court, hsd Tor county 81
JlcksOn At The Court House, Gainssb0rO', the hrs
Wednesday aiter lhe fret Monday in Fe0ruay, 1855
then aud there plead, - c0Iap Iaaut
ball, the will Be taken for messed ana ST. dJsn
WI bOTTs.
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2OgO Paper Flower seeds.

Jast received from the celebrated house Jubus0u Rob
bins & TO-, thousand Of Flower seeds. mo lovers
Of Flowers have now larger ana better assortment nom
which TO make Their sa.uC0uo seeds tllu here
IOfJTs ibis city, RAINS g. Brown.
No. 70 Sorrh side pubic Square,
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4 Receipt for Every Man.

A Receipt for Every Man.
TIrORTH FIFTY DOLLARS yearto amy man that has
w Frut rees. By Il sou car Eoep. your FruI Trees
r, f,i-g IfTl a be rod wguthgrIs G, ne, ard
oJTfru never 90 killed by The rns, AID II Will keep
YOUR fru from rOJuug aud allng Eun the uees. II yoa
want sra ugg crop o. iruit teud and get receipt that
viii ensure YOU one. Sent any address receipt 81
Warranted. show this % your neighbour.
aJdT-ss S. N. DORRIs,
ian 94-vgs Tyrse Springs, TsHuessss.
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$4,000 Papers Fresh Garden seed,

WE Boz receipt OF she HIu. extensive stock of
" Garden sseas, embracing many new and sAs. bic
yaTistils brought to lis kGI. They alto Ie
of ldJ7, and she following veil a8uUU
reputation;
ID. LaHdrstb q Sons, PE.iale phiE.
The American seed HtrEruru, NilIers1gid. Jec.
R,sIey's FTstOuia. New inrh-
SIaker Gardens, south yulul. Kentucky.
DssCupuge Catalogues tIe lbJFe read. fgs
gfatuIIOus Distribution. Call ana get ore
In gldt the above, have supply of the most
usual varieties b. tne pound and Beans ana Peas by The
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GREAT BEAUTlFfER
50 LONG UNNECESSARILY sOUsHTs
F0UN No AT LAST!

Il
colof covers lu1uriaDuy The bald bead' removes al
E-udruni itching and ali OIua, sFup
' laAes Lne lair sol nelny y glossy ana ~ preserve
5lot5hss &c, face all neurs GA and
vous aeau ache. See circular and the following
Dovra, r. H., Fs5. g, 1857,
PROP. o. j. WOOD & CO.-Gcnlss Within few tags Wa
have received many Oiders aHd calls fer froi o. J.
Woods Hair RESTORATIVE IBuI to-day were compelled %
send % Boston fora quantity (thr dozen ou orurdsd all
be ns soIaJ shiIs We mt By order quantity u m you
four custUmBrs and the rotation ahd patronage
recelyss from lhe mOat substantial AID worIy citizens Of
2uf y51s, sq'3 9P P3y Us 'A'' rs A"'i VAL
snl Us Is soon - nay DO gross OF 81 size, and one
''-sH . '-s e S5, DANIEL Ia iRlP co.
hickory Grove, st. Clsr.ss Co., No. Nov 70, 1851.
PROF. v. WOOD--D5ar airs SJm8 uma izss sumner
We srs llducsd 10 your Han Rssiol aivo and
elects wOu1eru We len u our dly you aud
our E-tie cons head for some tine had been PERFECTLY
covered with ss and some called Inc hair
sllusst emrely OF ~ Consequence, Wasn TREND
Io hope Of success, bul, SURPRISE and
mat U All ouf friends ven cW apohcasIons rs5vgd no
surled Out, and say boy, healthy
scalp ADD A. laxuHanl crop OF hair a. any Other clld
i've, perfect remedy or ala diseases Of ne scalp and hair
We are, yoars respectfully
bAKAd A. HlGGLAB0iHAhs
Gardiner, Maine, Juuo q. ss5a
PROF. o. j. WOOD-Deursi rs ha7s used Two bottles
Professor Wood's Hair hcsloratiVa4 and caa truly say
be the greatest discovery OF ne age ~ restoring al ehaa
hair has now aft1lnsd III oriral toior You
mend world shoas ne Least fear e. aJ case uas
O1' o. me "'i'' ANU ioars, RsspsotfuHy,
DAEI8L s.. MURPHY.
O. J. WOOD Coz Is0Prs.on Sc hFoaAEaEs asV
IA harkeisis s. Loai Ma Ana sod y ah Eooa LEags
sists noV 2~tEH2uisa
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Il. HI. & B. J.GROOMES.
UNDERTAKES,

HAVING recently been burnt oHt beg 10 notify their
IL friends aud patrons that all orders len ih GrOOmes
CBvert q O No. 70 l0ege street. he shop Of V. A.
BHugh No. is south Market street will with prompt
attention.
Fl, q J. GToomCsr are prOpreOrs Of the right 10
vend Cranes celebrated PATENT MErlLIC BURrAL CAsERr
nDsvidsOn County and prepared 10 supply all orders
Wholesale nd RETAIL at The shortest notice.
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N a S hville S spring R a C
@ ! SsSSr

NWEEP,TAKES S5r three year olds-one mile heats 70
- S2Ul c-t-ucsS 0rG-three or more 10 max race
Co name and 81 se The February be on Tuesday
18Th of Eav-
Sweel stakes for uuted three year olisSIoe entrance
SOS forgthres make race 90 name aud close
ms ab ives 10 De run on Thursday the 2Oth Of May.
Sweepstakes an EgestWO mile heats 3lu entrance
$50 forfeit three or max race, name and close
as above O. be run on Wednesday, the tgh day of May
Liberal Purses viii gwen during the week for al ages
by she Club.
Address all communications 20 s. j. CARTER.
4anIq
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aa- The Nashville Building Association meets
farthe disposal Of its funds On Monday night. A
TACT TO De remembered in these hard times
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$1,000.
4 proposition to the LaUsa'ors or Venders Of aay
Seeing H5oEiss in II. United State' or Europe.
$1,000.

That the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine, max
ing Grover 8 Baker stitch is less comPcated easier
run and managed than the NJ Singer any other shuttle
in invented in the United States
Europe.
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szs- Mr.. Hughes, late editor Of the Richmond
u,rur-- and sgn-iu-aw Of Mr.. Floyd, Secretary of
lAe Navy is 10 be associated in ithe editorial man
agemeut Of the Washington Union.
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$1,000,

That the Grover = BEber Family Sewing Machine, max
ing he Grover & STITCH will accomplish more work
IN twelve hours ofthe kinds required be done in Southern
families and with much less labor, and viii last long
or with less expense and than the l. NJ. Singet any
other SHUTTLE or any Sewing Machine now in
invented.
The money is deposit in the City Bank Of Nash
Vile and this proposition is open all; and should any
one think that has good better Sewing Mschnes for
uses and ends VII Ch the Grover Baker Machine is
designed snd recommended, shall be pleased 1t
produced Tor tethe points question to decided
by seven disnteresed competent JUDGES Georgia.
Two from Louisiana, and three from lennessee. 90
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AAlOhNb' At Law
WILL attend 70 any business that may be entrusted TO him
w with such Ebiuues be possesses, Once back Of
6Owdy's Jevsry store, on he Public Square,
laug7-lm
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E9g- Miss ELIZA LoaLx appeared at the Savannah
theatre ON Monday night last, in Eraans. She goes
hence 20 Charleston.
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Ia ID IS. PATTON. will become aoandidate for
Constable la The tenth district, be viii receive the
cordial support oi
A HOsr OF VOTERs
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Cane Seat Chairs,


DERHONS waning sdc chars ra-seaIsd fth Cane, can
L havgtEem we'll done 10y
MRS. JUuIa SPOTSWUDD.
faa $50 au. ~, south larae- So
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VALUABLE INPROVED CITY LOIS FOb

ONB Lot fronting daps 50 feet, running bscs
~ 100 feet with superb Brick Dwelling colt8niuE OF
10 rooms, good cisteru, Smoke house, dc,
ALSO, ne Lot fronting l-6 feet Pearl street ard ll
feet deeP with good gWo story Ck House containing q
10 rooms, se[yana rooms, EChsn &C, good wel smoke
house, &C. Both Lots finely with shrub5erg shade sHC
fruit trees and will be sold accommodating Terms AZ
ply to NANCE o. WOODWARD,
JAMES %. MUERELL,
Wa G. NANCE.
Several good Farms, well ia proved, near Nashville.
large number Of uHinpr9ved Lots. Several Garcsr
Lots, from 70 IS acres. the CITY, Those wishing
purchase will do well % call
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@E@ esD 4 49, 49,
The training and sub6uug has bect The work OF over
two wears since she capture ia the Ucuur" Gus Wllds
Australia: aud aeaGea with extreme dam CT ana toll
Nome u BOse W DO have witnessed he extreme dOCilI-
II viii believe the astonishing possessed by NJ Low
eli over the gigantic animal and the performances every
where have been attended with tire greatest success.
strange As It may th- celebrated Bear v close and
omen doOrs al command will waltz upon L hind feet, will
tbro saEersels and will stand upon bis head, and also
eYhfb She manner his at,scks-Ot rect, and per
forming many other eas beth surprising and interesting
Mr. Lowell will cage, Tepose Do ile very arms OF
he monseT-pace his head wta his formidable jaws and
pRv ara iOudls him with kluen
DON,V FAN, TO VISIT LOWELL AND HIS
CREATAVSTRALTANBE BEAR.
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as accomplishments, but which they
found could be disposed of to advan-
tage. They embroidered with taste
some of the ornamental parts of fe-
male apparel, which were readily sold
to merchant in the city.
They cultivated flowers, sent bo-
qucts to market in the cart that con-
veyed the vegetables they plated
straw, they painted maps, they exc
cutcd plain needle work. Every one
was at her post, busy and cheerful
The little cottage was like beehive
Il never enjoyed such health be
FORE said the father.
And | was never SO happy before,
said the mother.
We never knew how many things
we could do when we lived in the
great house" said the children, land
we love each other a great deal bet
ter here. You call us your little bees
Yes" said the father, land you
make just such honey as my heart
likes to feed on."
Economy as well as industry was
strictly observed nothing was vast.
ed; nothing unnecessary was pur-
chased. The eldest daughter became
assistant teacher in a distinguished
female seminary, and the second took
her place as instructress to the family
We are now thriving and prosper.
Ous,' said he !; shall we return to
the city,"
"Oh, no :" was the unanimous re,
ply.
Let us remain" said the wife,
" where we have found health and
contcntmcnt'
Father said the youngest, call
we children hope you are not going
to be rich again for thcn,' she ad,
ded, "we little ones were shut up in
the nursery, and we did not see much
Of you or mother. Now we all live
together, and sister, who loves us,
teaches us, and we learn to be indus.
trious and useful. We were none of
us happy when we were rich, and did
not work. So father, please not to be
a rich man any Mrs. .Stgour.
neg.