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Millinery I.,t! Eevs.~ Making.
Mrs. CRt.l Ei

HoESpECTFJLIY informs the ladies of Ottawa and =
ciuty that she has taken the rooms over Daniel
L-ay'- store, Madison ST, few doors west Of
Columbus where >- -uicits orders IN all that
pertains the Millinery Trade ia the line OF Drt :
Making. Cutting, Fitting, g.. Her stock oi H|''H'l u
,,o,I> ha- been sci scted with much cafe and WI. lie
found sioeriar Having had thorough instruction Hu
experience in the business she : confident of being All =
- ,,iv. r,.r,.c- abstraction jurc 1T
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o,ToyES-Cook and Parlor Stoves. OF every descrip
- So s KING HARp'S
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04

the rooms lately occupied by Mrs. CE"LET over tie
90. and Shoe Sore Of Daniel L-aEy. Oh Madison
-r. the Post Office, where she iii "- hfps t.
on TIA I.liiy, OF Otlaas and vicinity VIA" vii favor
he patronage Amor her stock viii b. found
a large fash oua- assortment Of SPTiuE and sum
r,.r our-t. Cr.I-> Ribbons i1c-- f. cnCn AMI Am--
rran Flowers ta,-her With good assortment oi BrS.e
Collars. &c. &c. [apiOI MISS FitA'tRaLD
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Not. C"IDmj,sjog. "Hf Ia~1nonrr E-,.lcr
ofce with W. II ". Cu=lnau, E-q, over E'ra a- o;-
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Voci0r HAIR .i5S
II. i.EittSSE..

,,-rr,,,, I,,c,'jsf : t,,sL.,GsH. N"tH 81 c'1rs
iNHuLIsAIE AND EKrAIL1
ln,or,r 81 Drugs CEtu.ic:i>, French t"SE'1e Bran
dies. WiucS- GC-,&r- Jus
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Clzrl X Fa'ku-r. Is Wal - Y J.
S II. k.r'U"; Co. u.IcH-U.
y. = ls;ri.HTi.
Orlris. f-, & GOD : Co,
.OTcr. > ,iOors east oi E,mes AH-n :: Co.'S EauA.
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Cia'I ,. 3. = s.tt.
city auction. s,-.I rf.nE 1S,f ''a,5Jj~'5st Hsryhrt
Main Sj;rcr. Ugtaws.. Il. opposite p-t U..-- sul9
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yoNf'rr a. IL" !''tc'-
Office side uf Co'Ii,...~ -. adj o'uiHE IL, re-
irnce, nearly uIItSil- the Posi- Clsr-
v III thank his irrI:d~ tor AL business rertajn;n- o
his Office, and promises attend to all such vi l.
DrouiI;ness.
Living adjoining his office, lie may always he foI
hand. Hp2t
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Arthur I0CKN uOD.

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J0>fj.-e a Ei- P.y-a-- HtiT.r'', iii9atS.
Office IL ilvJToi icii-s.I. E",h- my
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BUSINESS CARDS.
-. &. Els..EGS

Ar0,Del, ff iItr-- C'tIsr,t. In .>sI- Co, m.
Prompt paid IT, CATION of tides
Payment taxes, purchase and sale o. rui estate and
-uil- Of e
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ss. ". we sE&sss; IS. y. 80.

One at llfs ;,-afr Ia --l.lc street.
Residence with Dr- Hard. of Madison md Ci
on streets sep I5-l
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,r't>'icc q; t. I'sasr,--Ctrssrr, Hjao5s.
oiticc u. G.ov,r = Csnh', L .rc,. r.y22
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Ex4E.S 1i<gs iEsE-EG:scN
p II Y = I { ] y y


Particular attention given to surgery
Office IN Gibson Brothers block, La sale
Street one door south Black Coles Furniture Store
s-p26
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.Tu~fic@ cF tle I'.,---DFSss~r, KV-
ofi-e directly opposite the Mansion House south
Of Main Street 2t door VIII All business
pertaining 70 the Office. Conveya2cfu- done, &c &c.
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DANIEL. Iii. ANY,

6t'orng7, rs-F fi5UH~eI17, ft L1,0-Otd'rd, III
OGc, in Er,!Girs block, up stairs. in the rooms !or-
,,err, o~,;r.i.d s the F,4e TJrses' printing ot.er.
The Washington union., 1858-03-06

iSSis r;om Oh GIsc, by Somerset, wl'ons Saint MGy,
and Wionebsgos Agency, TO MaOks,c, 90 mice
and bach, ones : week. rs
t;esye Oh Glen Monday At "a r
Arrive 4 ManLste ocIt day by D HI;
Gs,se MaokSso Wednesday st7 Z M
Auyo a, Ok Glen nert day by 6pm,
a Proposals for twice week servins invited,
1863 From Owsonna by comsset End Berlin, Geneys.
20 miIss aud back, once week.
Leave Owstonna "Wednesday at en-,
Arrive At Geneva by iam
Leave Geneva G pm;
Arrive at OwstdnDa by pm.
1890 From ForsSvile, by Arnodsvle. TO New Oregon.
lowe, 80 miles aud back, once . week.
Lesss Forsstvils Monday st 7pm;
Arrive q New Oregon by 6pn
Leave New Oregon Tuesday at ms
Arrive ai Fores,yiiIe by pn.
1881 F'om CaIeJoni., by spsns Grove, Besvil, sod
Looking Gla,e, to Ellio.s, 10 miles and back, once
week.
Leave CaIstonis Monday at am;
Arrive 1t Elio,s same day by 8 6pm,
Leave Eloss Tuesday al 7ami
Arrive at Calsdcnia by m.
1922 From Cannon River Fss, BY WaDemingo, Concord
Msnt rsie, High Forest, Frsnkforj. Leroy. and
Lime Spring, Qows,) to New Oregon, 80 miles
and back, q week.
Leave Cannon River Fss Wednesday at a M,
Arrive. sl New Oregon next Jay by 6Pm,
Leave New Oregon Friday al a m;
Arrive at Cannon River Falls by p m.
1929 From Eios, by ysivis, Forestville. Fsirview,
Spring Valley, Deer Creek. and Elk Horn, to
high Forest, ~ miles and nAck, onOe week.
LEAVE Eilioia Tuesday Al 9 m;
Arrive At High Forest ssne day by p n;
Leave High Forest Wednesday st m,
Arrive at El,ota same day BY pm,
Proposals for twice week service invitej
1884 From Eoa. by Uxbdge, Ls Roy, and Nsvads. to
Cedar City, 90 mes and back, once week
Leave EIliota Monday at m;
Arrive at Cedar City next day BY 6pm,
Leave Ccdsr City Wednesday st - NJ;
Arrive At Elliosa next day by m;
1895 From Fort Rdse, BY South Pass Of Rocky Noun
| tains, S,da Springs Head Of Humboldt River,
Honey Lake. and Mobiles Pass in the Sierra Ne
| vada Mount aims, to Shasta Cny, (Csl)
| (Estadished by act Of Congress March ., 1867. }
Bidders will propose schedule and give distance.
1926 From Rochester, by New Haven, Pine Island, and
| Roscoe, to Faribaut, 4s miles and back, twice o
week.
| Leave Rochester Tuesday and Friday at 6 am,
| Arrive at Faribau, by 6pm
/ Leave faribaui Wednesday and Saturday at M
Arrive at Rochester by pm.
/ Proposals for tr-weekly service are invited.
The Washington union., 1858-03-06
KANSAS TERRITORY:

(Exaswas carefully the Jorms and 'nsfr1efio"s "n"s'j
1901 From westport, Mo, by Sbawnse Kansas y, Lsi
ton, Bie suriugs Tecumseh and Topeka, to ln-
dianola, "A miles and back, daily
i,ss.e Festsort daily at4ap
Ari.st. lqaisnS,.I si|I S.Ilp es.' = ddsy y iopm
5000 from vsstpart No, BY oIaiks, ssn Bar,
aard Prars City, and ots:ws CEsst 70 Stc s;T.s ana
{ Leave westpor. Moaday, Wednesday, and Friday At
Leave Hssvs c M and M Fox Agency Tuesday, Thursday, and
Arrive westPert uaxt days BY m
5oOa From No. y Pso, A.Ss sa, Mouns csp
bond &, and Little Qegs lne ofsos.) 70 Fort Scott
100 u1es and bsck, thrss Anes week. ~
Leave essport xe.1ey, wsapssaay and Friday at
Ar1ivs rs Fl Scott as1t d.y.by .appi
Leave Scott Monday, Wednesday and Friday A.
AIriss asns 3 W ::'5srs mex, days BY lsyn
back Ance week
Leave W<stport Friday nj am
Arrive st Spring Hill by 4pm;
Leave Spring Hill Saturday at IN;
Arrive 4 Wesportby 4pm o.
5oos From W4stport No. by Bloomington Paris, and su,
gar Mound, TO Con6chrqui, Kansas 40 n'ss and
back once wesk % ttsg'i 80
Arrive Il Co,acheqni nsI. day byspm
Leave CAnfchequi Sunday at6am;
Tsssi HsT ssIi sa
Point Is miles and back, twice week.
Leave SSgsr Mound Monday and Thursday at a mi
sS. A.,s M,s s wfss Point p0na Ta.sS4s sna Friday
,oo Hlom Bsss No. Iepsa
den, Burlogton, 0ttumws, California Florence
3
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Bid. to end at Running Wafer River, 300 miles less
distance will be considered
l4O4O From Dahkota City, by Sioux City, Iowa, Fort
Lookout, and Fort Randall, to Fort Pierre, 300
miles and back, month.
Leave Dahkotn lst of every month;
Arrive at Fort Fierre on 10Th day thereafter;
Leave Port Pierre 18th o. every month;
Arrive at Dahkota l0;h day thereafter.
l4o4l From Logan TO Sioux City, Iowa. miles and back
three times week.
Leave Logan Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
10 m;
Arrive at Sioux City by IL m;
Leave Sioux City Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
nt2pm;
Arrive Mt Logan by 4 pm. n
1902 From Niobrari Logan so miles and back,
week
Leave Niobrar Friday at 81 m;
Arrive at Logan by 10 p mi
Leave Logan Saturday at m;
Arrive at Niobrari by 10 pm.
liO43 From Tecumseh Helena 20 miles and back,
week.
Leave Tccumseh Saturday at 6am
Arrive at Helena by 70 mi
Leave Heleua Saturday ut p IN;
Arrive at Tccumseh by s pm.
40i4 From Three Grove Weeping Water, 20 miles and
back, week.
Leave Three Grove Saturday at s I'm;
Arrive at Weeping Water by ~ M;
Leave Weeping Water Saturday at 2pm;
Arrive at three Grove by 8 pm.
l4045 From COUNCIL Bluff Iowa, to B.lleview Neb, 10
miles and back, thloc times week.
Leave Council Bluff Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at M
Arrive 1T Beieview same days by II m;
Leave Bcllevcw Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at2 ,m;
Arrive at Council Bluff some days by pm.
Bids for tmcsa- week service will be considered.
The Washington union., 1858-03-06
lsignsd.)'

-- cart6es, usDER HIS OFFICE, that ne
\. acquainted with The above guaranors, and knows tncm
to lie men of property, and able to maks good moh
guaranty. fo..x s
Dated Vo'BhcoJ
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PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
81 s9Ess

eEa4 s5ssss.ssIEE
FEyHE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantis cities with
Western, Northwestern, and Southwestern Stss ~ CON
tluOus Railway direct This road also conects at PIsourg
with daily lines OF Steamers to an ports Tie western Rivers
and Cleveland and audlsy with stffs 70 All ports on ne
Northwestern Lakes lasiug the most dirct' cteapest I re-
hy whg FREIGHT Canle forwarded 10 ana ron tle
TraEr Hes-.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PlITsBJR'F.
FIRST CLAss-BC0ts- Shoes, Dry Goods iln nc er 100
b1Nes,) Furs Feathers &c
SECosB. CLtEBUoEs ana stationary, Dry Gnr uer 100
Goods I'm bales1 Hardware, Leather, &c,
THIED CLAss.-Auvs, Begging Bacon and SOC per 100 #
PORK tiu luls,) Heap, S5c,r .-..
FoUETH CLAsC1ds- Fish, Bacon, and Pork 4nr pgr IOOR
3raezeI.) Lard and Lard OIL
Fl6ur-15sts per uHl, until further notice
Grafn--3Jcts. per 100 lbs. until further notice.
Cg1n&G per bale, exceeding 50u1 lbs Wes5 until id-
thgr notice
~ shipping Goods from any point East Of
particular mark pack8Ee ria. Philadelphia Edilrodd
ali consigned Of this Railroad at Philadel
ria PiLts1Urr will he forwarded without detention
FBEIgHr AGEyrHlrris, Hgrmey & Co., Memphis, Tenn
T. f. Sa Co., L0Hisi j. s. Mitchell 3 son. EyasVle
Indiana Dumasu Bell and AurdoCk7 aud Carter JeFett
Louisville. Ks; c. I=ldruu Madison, Indiana slrngnlan
O. Bf5vusani frEin & Co.. Cincinnati, n W Graham & Co..
Evansville. albiu. Co., No. - kby street, Boston;
L=ch a-.lr HOUSE. New York. No. L, William street,
aui Battery Place, New YORK; E j. Sueeer, Philadelphia
BarsT & Knuus. Baltimore; Geo C.. ErsnCscu Pitsourg
d. h. HOUSTON, General Ffe5gtt AgeEt, BhI a.
II. !. LOMBAERT, SsDt 1to0Rds Penn
J., 'J--u
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BREAD! BREAD.. BREAD


We ng purchased he alogs ps,sut for the
i u IS -.Hl5 DYSON Of Lennefse, With the exclusive
right OF manu actgFe therein, wd respectfully sIct s
ettenHcn q me @ &c In genel. q give Tie ssnulne Patent
Bread trials when s rssals viii Be more uH8sriyin qualify
and sPpanes aersye in rs leStarei free on any drug
Whatever; beers onger tan any otter bread without becoming
stale cats pausonleri wa equal Fnc
Iol anll actually go aFsr than sny otr species Bakers
Crum 4 PaGiss Patent Bread, 917o s.
The genuine article warranted auior1si to Be anufacarsf
By none else In Middle Hle6y Of Nashville 5af
GEORGE GREfGe ef -~A
-r ffr r.-- .t, aNOs, q and % Union sreett i
Therefore, to prevent impostlrss by position nom eg dis
posed persons to initiate he setysiy popular Bdd reae
No g and g. Uan streets Is is only place he genuine
article eau ts Proeared, IS ~ -.,.-.4 ~ -
% GEORGE GREIG
has, large expense purchased retains the Patent @ M
original inventors who has lid the bread before Esono
Institute, where Il uRder5Es Cd eecs ies before ne
gentlemen conHseed E ts Sithsonisn institute and riV
ed the highest pTa SilTer Meahsdes o.her destinations
too tedious to neuuonr
Good read Is the essential fng Ia l5s Nons VII s
TIE Ordinary bread that has process manufsc-
tge for hundrss q years even he qn PtsRt BFsad,
Hnen they can procure the genuine article alone nom
,~ GEORGE GREfG- rr11'
nEHl He No. 81 end 90, Union & Nashville, Team,
fair price, and that without the danger Of Imposition To
Country Hotels Frs &C. hs article warranted keep two
weeks or Tnores ana then be delicious.
~ -l-trs GEORGE GREIG, VISTA 4-.
sept<9-ddn 30. 81 and 80 Union street.
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:. ...s.s.lN1,UMBER 23s

,ae7Ens'O py sousoEbE qrt thpu DISGUISED Hithia
pft hope thouin God. She fffled her heart 10 God
't0f hope and strength nt could % pothi6g more for
her husband and her heart turned to God au4rssled
On him sgon rock. afilE sofErssor Fk4et
Anere vas great shout. Ties safe, m5i6sr- he's
safe!" cried little Tom.
Thou 1T saved ny life. ny Mays said Ter
husband, folding herin his arms. aBut What ais
theei tho0 seemestmors sorry than glad aboutit Bas
Mary could not speak and if The strong ara Of Der
husband had not held her up, she would have ALLEN
to The ground-shs sudden oy AFTER such great fear
had overcome her. TON, let thy mother lean n
10y shoulder, said his father ana We VII lake Der
home" And IN their happy home they poured forth
thanks to God for his great goodness and thsfr
happy LIE together fell dserer and hoiier Tor IS
peril it had been IN sad che nsarnsss Of the danger
had brought hem unto God And The holiday nart
isy-gss It not indeed Thanksgiving day.
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/. ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUCCESSFUL!
1855. FALL TRADE. 1858.

~ g UEIOE STREET, NASHVILLE TEsE.
NTRS. DO VIE respectfully to the ladies Fr
p I'M Of Nashville State 81 Tennessee and adjoining 49,
States, she will receive in aeW days from New York ~
the largest magnificent Of FRENCH PATTERN
BONNETS we'll a the cespt brought 70 bis city. in
part follows:
1000 Fail and Winter Bonnets, sll colors: | ~
1900 Ladies and Misses Brown and White EghBfn Boomers,
500 chsne Fancy Bugs MaTeeau, Plain and Flower Head
500 La1ies' Dress oars:rl1 1'zls t-g9 -rass
1900 Boxes French Flowers Party Bridal APP
pointments is-t~ .r'9r.l ...-.r
1900 Pieces Rich Winter Bsnnet Ribbons, styles;
go Boxes White Red and colored Plumes.
EMBR0IDERLES such Collars, Sleeves, Handkerchief
Sets Bands Edngs, Chdrens RObes Waists and Capes.
large Of Patent skirts and COsets Cloth Cloaks Of The
popular styles Furs in great quantity, all tue from the
Rocky Mountains ...... r.r.r.-....
II TOd Bonnets renovated and retrimmed in No style Il
= aupI5H MRS. DOYLE.
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SIC Of TTouse and Lot.

decree the County Court Of Davidson coun IT, rendered
the September term, 1855 in the case John King and
others James King, ST. and others will offer for sale at the
Court House Nashville Saturday the z3 day Of October
next lot Of ground fronting 90 feet CTdde street, 50 feet Of
which so feet 30 only eet.
EermssaSl 25 viii Re required cash, AID the balance
enc three years. without interest said pro
perry teea OF sally King andis for dstribu-
ton among Tie heirs. +. X. CHEAT, AN,
Fsu24 tfs Clerk and Master.
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TIE Ticket Office Passenger Depot, and is open
lgsr before the starting Of each Taiu which allows ample time
for the purchase Tickets. Ii is open other time during
tie day. Passengers The Eastern cities leave the A NJ
Tatu which Cuuects with Trains the other roads
Time to Richmond a. hours ashngton two days Philadelphia
and half and days. This is the cheapest
and H1st route from Nashville % the Fest.
New Orleans passengers e230 p NJ Train, arriving
Memphis ia for New Orleans the evening Of
the DAY. through without detention at Memphis
Those FOR Ac5linnv Sparta, and Beersheba Springs, leave
HseU te 800 r. b. Train, Which connects directly at TUT
sh0U with the Train McMnuvlle. Persons leaving Me-
Munvlle in the morning arrive Nashville al $50 P. n
Nashville there which leave daily for Smthland
with boats for different places the Ohio and Mis-
sissppi also daily line Of stages for Louisville, leaving
very morning on ila arYalof the night express 1-
y this change % Schedule the Train from Memphis connects
direct with and down day Trains, causing
delay Nashville and Eastern passengers and one hour gained
the former Schedule in going 90 Memphis from Nashville
c. L. ANDERSON,
ju1y1e, 1852 BPo General Ticket A gCnt.
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COLUHTRIA.

WISH sell the House and Columbia Tennessee now
occupied by ". J. Sykes Esq The Lot upwards OF
two acres, and is conveniently stuated for family residence VIII
be sold cheap if immediate application Is made to
A. Y. 3. LINDSLEY,
sep24-lm Nashville. Tennessee.
Columbia papers please inseTtO1s month and charge
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HAVE ON HAND 100000 BUSHELS Of
q BROKEN STONE for McAdamizngs and will sell a great
bargain, III taken away In short time.
" Fl. JOHNSON,
~ eaa na-Eea e--
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RALTInoRE AND QUO


rllrg E AsAHLERoAD. s-r8sossr 20 80. lz.s
Great National Roune.-
FENERWTNATEs AT UTasurwcwo- -.
Baltimore On the bast Wheslnz Bsnvood % 80
srs0ugel Ne He g which places uith 7afi-Fr
stsamers &c, for snd from AL points IN
West, SOuth-wsst and Northwest
Tso trains leave Wbsens daily 1O:f5 A. A., 4:s6 P T. BEG
One tain only Sundays, az 1855 P. n
Direct cJunecious Elds b. thss tf1sl
For All the Eastern CIflss. .4s --o --s.-
This Is the only rou e % washington City.
Passengers BY this Route visit Baltimore, Phf1lsrh
New YORK and Boston, e The cet q B1san so1o
otter lines
Timer quick and ars ss low VIA Eny R5ds -el
Inquire or tickets via the Baltimore Ohio siirosf ska1r
o. the principal BaIiFOad Once In ne West ~ 7,1ef
- IN = I. kIkLER 4, Cent Ws1ta7u Aesnt. .-sT
= . -. -, l. NJ COLE General Iicket Agent
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a YaIuable FarIn lor SIC.

VNTITHIN Eve miles Of Gaan, Sumner county, Tenn, not
w far from the Louisville and Nashville Railroad lisWel
watee well tmbered we'll with blue grass; with c0norta
bic Houses Our-budings TGns a. saa ~ b Hp
PyiRg y 7. ssYSss aaiaaHai Isals 2 Pl+TaR
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EvlvTED geueel, active business as par tner, will
~ cash capital OF $780, in genteel, profitable and cas-
rrs which gi pas from fifteen hundred dollars
year DE must be business mau) Address Immediately X a
ms ,fs,r laug2S-du
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p 2 EEF MUSIC STONE.

~. C. ID. BENSON & 1s2s 0 >, IIhole--- r-.--7
TX ~ sale and Retsl Dealers in Plano Foftes, "a
GAspf4hd6 sAT5I5d s5hs, Bufslo, q, T. Si7 ~ II III I
49, Chunh faTlDF 9FaHa 9uiars, Vis-V y " VI u 4
ncei0s, AccoEdsoRs.s Elutess , fru7ae Talho
rnes, hiI In BE lnuGal- ulerssrts line
lsr7e seetcafaogue Of New 6t Music; Music Books sd IN
srncors Of al kindas7 Orders ffoul ne caay t viii
prompt Piap iunes Aeoea7ns r nstr
nents repaired 20, Union Street, Isl deer from Cseae
90 '-',t
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fails DO right Cook cannot spoil your cup OF
Coffee y neglect or 5cuness, after she mas placed the boiler
or -Ie stove range.
Na-leud they are warranted TO give perfect satstacuoni all
isIF J. W. WILSON, College street.
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AM Offering for two valuable Lots Corner Of
Il broadway nd Cherry streets
One Lot fronts forty feet Broadway
eighty Cherry street.
The other Joins the above fronts thirty feet Broadway and
runs back $50 feet TO 4 Alley Il feet vide.
NoWs the time to procure good business stand
&c, apply TO lsspl6-lml A. v s. LINDsLEY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-02

VIZ R CORNELIUS Agent FOR The sale Of Fsks celebrated
w PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES, prepared e
attend s lne, psas heretofore when ms services may %
required once al ae Phnix Wareroom, No 40 Spring street
Cherry Residence u Vine street, between Spring and
Broad.
" B. VIII also attend to receiving and forwarding bodies &c
-t,-r Dofffaa sprg q
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. Exchnnrc or SD.

LIKELY Negro Woman 5 years old, and her Eve children,
"a the oldest boy y, the next girl TO- and
an infant VIII be sold exchanged for other Negroes some
living in the country, and that them for their
and for speculation. Apply to
nurfT WILL, L, BOYD
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FRESH ARRIVALS.


lust RECEIVED, by VESSEL & THOMPSON
s 10 Gases Ciaret Chateau Marsaux,
=" LeOvido,
25 St. Julien,
10 50 Leslie's Ginger Vine
Is " French Cordial,
IS - Muscat Wine
. 3" Brandy Peaches,
IS . Brandy Cherries, " Glass Tops
10 a. Corn Strch,
40 boxes and halves Layer Raisins.
10 chests Green and Black Teas. and addition
al lot Of Asops and YoUngs SpaTng Aies, and genuine
London Porter. For sale al low cash prices, by
augI2tf VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
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w. III. WEBB & co,
MANUFACTURERS IND WHOLESALE DEzEERs "A
RKADEAADE CLOTHING,
NO. "a, PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE,
TENN ESSEEs
WTTE are INV IN reeaipt and viii c,,tirBs "a er 7,

Manufactured under the Immediate eye Of senior partner
which viii be sold low 70 cash and prompt time dealers
Among goods viii be found good l75 Of Shirts and
less Garments
Buyers win find TO their interest our stock before
ouying elsewhere aug5 , Va WEBB co.
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STORE TO LET

TEVHE house Cherry street, occupied by Demovle
Bell Drug Store for more years from the Jet
snusr next Apply 70 J. II HsRltyn, q Macy Hamilton
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DRUSHES.--A large stock r Shoe, Paint Vanish a3d
I'D Artist Brushes, Just resolved md Tor sais low y
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