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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
Commuu,ca,ion.-Tneu under,sp.d Ia. advised, fro

Conmp mic The underssp-d has advised from
tin. Ia TIM, e readers of tbs asa "hef journals that mae
and urndah Cstsrrn aurabe by #
spuicsCus rvui.dis The assertion has been
oy that ;hs disease has been sinsaaTy
koA.d nnsconceiveo ov men past aud present To
this failure of thr prof s.ion mitigating
the cicur be attribute the universal opnon
voh prrss e ia IL durability The unaeugued has sd-
I'd aud usptsoed theory or rshoioey OF CaArh en-
UIon be hss hsej and ihe exhibition Of rem-is
sgn which ,Ay ysIihs the coIrcta, oi position, aud
him ,ayirg rnequyocs that this os.sse In its
well nder ia within the r,a'h of
dial sd and cursbe Cs.A has its origin in the pit.isy
esnd IN the nass cavities membranes Poate
nor N the throat The Lsa
nbscs and throat Gated more or less fio1y
bot the producing OF all
difficulties is not with The but has its ese
d'easto scOD out hishy aenoNus aud yuated Sc
cr-tion II collects in the froofa sns-s poseTor nsre'.
Of the throat aud nostrs oiteu becomes
ct aud iuousi.d aud difficult tO oisJdge. s presence ia
th, bead and lie eyeba. Oosfuc;of tho
be,s' pese pfoducng the throst. by grdlal aud
ssted ate broi chis ana troublesome cough which
eufrt pt In copsunptn IN tiu- ments enervston
rhy-sl web mental suguor oppres.s the
poi's heard In of
sish, t.se hearing become impaired aud sometimes
ly destroyed
all ths, eicnies physicians have prescribed IN
have osffed
BE- thu, the md 70 medical science ba been reached
thai sPP stion OF remedial aid ~ the removal II dis
b. srccery made that the human organism ia
this particular tEcGhy such that proper remedies cannot
reach the wrr viii INTERESTINGLY claim that CsaTrh can be
eurd.
A. experience several years in the nveg,isaon and
o this spec4y has led hun 70 the exhibition of remedies
sny Which warrants him saying in unqualified tes ths,
NJ within the reach OF aid.
~ wsf yscts thus- who BE- ,ve IN ls'iuE sruis,
Lot clss who awaiting Themselves Of whatever
proved useful do lot hesitate 10 mahe practical apple alton OF
tssh wisdom n GOoOALs D;
No. Ron i-st New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

n lily A X RIV A l. s
FRon STEAMERS, MAsurAeruRERs AND ArcrIos
THE RICHEST GOODS OF THE SEASON
PRICES NO OBJECT.
CHARLES HEARD G. CO.,
No. SOL Grsnd-st,
HAVE ISSUED SPECIAL CIRCULAR FOR THE
COnIS0 WEEK.
LOOK AT THE PRICES
SUPERB ,ULORED SILKS, st 66c. per )srd
SLACK tGro De IhD) SILKS, at 60 % soc. per yard.
LADIES BEAVER CLOAKSst 81
LADIES' bEAVER kAGbANs. at S5 co.
LADIES rELiS,E EAGLANS, a. S3 90
LADIES' MAGIC WOOL SHAWLS, az 81 %.
LADlESPLAID WOOL SHAWL5, az 50 %
MUSLIN DE LANES, tchDtk col at IL. per yard
ZINE PARAMATTA-, "a wide, at D. per yard.
LUPlN's FINE FGENCH MERIN05, at 6l per yard
PARIS Dc LANES, tal WOOL At per yard
HOn..t--u.rs mase note OF this;
ALLFNDALF SHFETlNGS. IA wide, 2)c. Per yard.
ENGLISH LONG CLOTHS 6tc. per yard.
FINE LINEN DAMASK, s4 wide, S,c. PER yard
FINE DAMASk NAPKINS. u per doz
tINk MUSLIN DRAPERY, at ~ per yard.
Houeteps Good. Of every description ct the redac
CHAs HEARD Co
No. SI 0rsnd-st
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
Cured Of Consumption

Cured Of Consumption
- " hrn pronounced incursble.
ms fAuer, Seseror and 5t-sts, Green Point Mrs Smith
Hopt $1,000 '' 80 >'' ~
CURED OF RAISING BLOOD.
onss tse si+ls of which he raised Pint OF Blood IN
pp nih"'es residence NJ. 4 IIorn,io-.,
~,u, OLCkRATFD THROAT
srr"d WIN hoo~Tson No "a vin., RroaLvn of liberated
min Sr -. a. store sner it had psst', tonsis
A. m bnSf ~ n ef c-f'ihcate. 10 be sec. 1T office
NA' ~ ~ Sa and Successor Of old Dr. ooae,
omcc, No "a 0rAni nea- glind--s,.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

Reporter dest =. siIustion. as yEgsATIM or
ksg.iofS. ''"N''"''i
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
a Dinner for the Poor.-Tay uoIrsr 20 1>oT-yrvv

n Dinner for The POor.-THE HOIrsr M Ivnr-srpy
esshshd d by L. ~. P.ss- 1851 a, 49, or W -
rr1 ~ ~hSh b" 10 o~ ths Ge0era As.u, hs. ~ e. 80
ysIs PES freeing and cio'b poor chs y. sN'H
..a a. se p-,srt noe siV'ns es~-en aOOO aud 10, ne
80 - - | sP"'Ie "lr'e "a Us cave. Any asy In "a.
n. tou. t now rlopo-.d according 10 the cS., 80 h
nsH'iou 70 tve an sstra feast rhantssynv n % .Ic
cliAl,n VI The isny aDd SCI oos couu.cted win '
nat Tue n~peN".tt aud al interest," 10 the ,rsn -
. s " ~ tNHsd g. participate 20 the exefri.,
ss'n Aelf'se' y the Rev T l. Cuylrr Jude H. e
f't'' Sio eihe a. her sh uu.ic by children, ~, -
nsa'spps o~J u The uou~e Frirnds of the int,. "se
e-'~ Wo''ot. co,bnr any other article ~b ,hsx ~
s'Its"d 10 EiV" Ia Sd o his obj.ct are r.aarS,a >,
:. hi 'b' u, sadrcssed shhei q B. or l. Pa.
h"n'e ~ induss Mo- l5S l51 and 5a Worth street a.
~ fto Nilsson has'stt tis~ roipf. Or II our me -
sus-nc u eir names viii send sreu, fo she'r n
u@Ds. u m ,prn,,.uA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
printins.

AT EVERDELLs-WEDD CARDS -
IA These oe bIatrd CARDS sp.ndidy engraved can only
had Broadway, corner of Dusne-tt Oeer solicited oy
nd .prrirr reut
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

4 FAMILY DRY GOODS STORE
"A Eos lne aod 10 s,bav.
JEfFER-DS MARksT.
C. RI % % X
HsviDs PURCHASED the STOCK and INTEREST
W s. BOND
He viii REOPEN tho aboy. PREMISES
On NJ .DAf. Nov. 5,
With CHOICE and NEW STOCK
Of DESIRABLE and SEASONABLE GOODS,
Especially scspted 70 ,b- wants -
Or FIRsr-CLAsS FAMILY TRADE.
SILKS sHAWfS and DRESS GOODS,
LINEEs sHEETINGS BLANKETS and FLAsSEt5,
Tstle LINENS, NAPKINS, LOUSrERPANES and
QUILTS
RIBBONS, GLOVES, HOSIERY and EMsRoIoERIES.
tc kc.
IN EVERY DESIRABLE VARIETY
in again r.uuing the r.ts trade siets the patron
his friends AID cDstDLrrs well the pubc
.u.ra v sssrrEs ,,en Of esd.Avos of-r for
. approval but the Dsst Of soods and always tho
ioy a,h pricas
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
TMPOR TANT NE w BOOK IS.
NEW PUBLICATIONS


TMPOR TANT NEW BOO s.
NEW PUBLICATIONS
rEADY THIS WEEK,
- q" ON MONDAY:
THE BOYS BOOK OF INDUSTRIAL INFOR NATION.
By tbs Noyce Illustrated with 80 Lrgraynss, orswn from
u. objects / vol i6mo. 81 81
before the public the author has endeev
oed 10 supply and brief description Of tn. material pro
sJpsfats made OF ia the vaons examples o
iLoury and s coIsuty before eyes that the reader
acquire knowledge of uch hints sd al int st In those
who tror hard labor aud pGn ingenuity supply them
for and process be made 70 have aue and nn
interest. proportion the OF knowl.ds possess
re,uec,iur them" Extract froI Preface.
BERTRAND NOEL; A STORY foR YOUTH. b. E. J. May.
Author of Lous School Days" Sunshine of Goyrone
4 vol. limo With straiinas. Price IS cep's.
Noel Of those which the parent
the hands oi boy airl from eight 70
tw The lessons r2ht and truth are meal
Gated hh have rendered the authors previous productions
toueLt foI
ON WEDNESDA
FAVORITE POEMS OF THE TWO LAST CENTURIES.
ILLUSTRATED UrwARDs OF 30 EsGRavisGs ON WOOD
FRoN DRAWINGS biRKKT FosTER, CRLsHIcs and other
Eminent vol Svo Printed on t'nted PAPER Cloth
| antique. So Morocco antique, ey
The which included IL this volume. have all o them
long since stamp of bic nrp,obatio Enriched
drawings first ats hs they nov Offered
together treasury Of poetic wealth
coNTESTs.
LAegro by John Milton; AtA ndeIs Feast by John Dry
de TIE mesish, by Alexander Pope; Hymn TO the Sea
sons by James ThompsoD An coe TO Evening" by Wiiau
Collins Grsys k'sy TIE res rted Vi lase The Cotteri
Saturday Night John GPn; Poor Jack The Eve OF 81 AZ
Eve ateroo; To Skysrk Christmas Tide; rne AIcen
MsIper The Homes of Erssnd The Bat OF Benbeim The
Peatmes Of Hone; Those Evening Bos; Mchaela Pastoral
Mine be Cot; The Charge Of the Ligh Brigade
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

PAKER q GOODWIN, Tribune Buildings, print
ID everything from tie smallest CARD OF LABEL TO the
hrse.t I'LL or BOOK t the Lowest Cash Prices
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

IL AT WHOLESALE
BALLARD, SHUTE e Co.,
As BRUADNAY, T.,
WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE 10 JOBbEnS md
EETalLEES accustomed purchase fURS ~ his mNfet
ding tb very s.Ders, " uot quite universal
prss adopted by the Wholesale Manufacturers 81 t1is nty
sthi twelve months ot throwing their oeAs open log
RETAILING PURPOSES just the season Tor CON-
sn pob Arrives and still expecting the REGULAR RETAIL
ER srd tie JO3BER ooutnne their oostoR-ctv
NECESSITY, JUSTICE OR POLICY
Of the sau,. but the contrary do sl believe In the
ABILITY OF HE TRADE OF THIS CITY - sppst
at esst - ---
ONE STRICTLY WHOLESALE HOUSE.
To bs end they invite the s,-Don Of an hoso h any
way interested, 20 their very
CoNPIe Srock
LADIES' FANCY FURS,
embracing the richest u well the common vare'
ties, 80 -
GENTS MUFFLERs CAPS, COATS
GLOVES AND FANCY ROBES,
a, sf which thew will se such buJes n fsva " aW
competition and legitimate bunness
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
Drp Goods

CHARLIE E No. IS s 3 F,lsssT X = Er d Co.,
CLOAKS, CLOAKS! CLOAKSi
The s,e.. sr1vss of PARIS STYLES IN CLoAkS being
trsy different from those prevailing snoIis ago We nave con
LADFs consequently will our es,.bl.hmcu. nothing
'u' "N'' !" GL0AKS BEING TIE SPECIALLY
Of immense business enabled 10 exhbi; q. al nes
lOe ger stock and greater variety OF
CLOAKS
sn ay e.t.bH.hnent uai.ed States. embracing
.ILxET CLoAKs. in v.rioa. forms, viz:
VELVET CLOAkS, PLAN aud rich.
vELvEr CLOAKs, with crochet and other adornmen.s
VELVET CLOAks, in AouILLE sad her new styles
VELVET CLOAKs, with Chsutlly Lace, the snes, and
rches ever Imported
5000 BLACK and CoLoRED
In a. he Lew shape. .aa .e, the nsoriy which are ex
'l'''1 VARIOUS AZ i5ft'; Il r fhicE titi ''' -
The styles they repres,nt; ara TO more eh-ctuAly
STORE
We have adapted the Coz, II beaa .rent.
- WI ''' '' POPULAR TRADE.
sHAwLs sHAwLs. sHAwLs.
reduced the balance u cur s,et Of shaw. eoasd.rsoy
BELOW CO5T PRICE
ChdTen and Misses CoAks viii be opened on Monday Nov
SPECIAL NOTICE.
OF IA. made By ladies' who
hav. establishment tt have been deceived
o we s ~ poeep Of os.,se. ,aa
thr ubc that during the Wlres months store
specially 'i IAhcs 'ae;sF %siTE Y inf POLAR BEAR
which is corS.aaiy on exhibition in Of windows.
CHARLES STREET Co.
No i7S Broadway,
Retw .en Broome and Grsud s.s
DARIS MILLINERY
i CHARLES STREET Co.
Lake additions viii he made
MOSDAy. tie 18Th instant,
TO OUR ELEGANT STOCK OF PARIS MILLINERY.
NEW ARRIVALS OF
PARIS soNHETS.
NOVELTIES IN Bonnet. Of our manufacture.
NEW RIBBON-
EXQUISITE FLOWERS. OSTRICH aud
o:her PLUNFS aod ttArHhRS. IN great yaEle,y.
CHARLES STREET = Co.. No. is5 Broadway.
N RECEIVED PER LATE STEAMERS,
VIII Be orened MONDAY. tac i5th Inst consisting Of
BLACK HENRIETTA.
MALTESE. TENANA All BARATHEA CLOTHS.
ver, deah sooG beiLG al WOO ard q seasonAos texture
Aso cas- IL
FRENCH MERiSO PL NDs, very choice,
at ". JACKSONS MOURNING STORE,
No Sol Brosca,y b.iweea Spl.-s AID Pfilce- s.s
Observe Opposite Tis.ay Co.'s
N{TOOLEN FLOCKS.-The subscriber is con-
w .,autly receiving the bes. qssly Of ENGLISH And
FRtSltI FLOCK, Il AL cooTs. .hich i- ODER ,gr Ale
lot. to slit pareLs..rr Apply 70 SAM IL IHOMPSoNS
SLFHEW, No. 275 Prsr-si.
g IN -DOUBLE-Sole waterproof sewed
u Il sbVIs Boots resdy stJOSf>'s, 10 Annst Also
double ,ole pes Se0 Haued 70 give sss'se'os
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

LNURS FURS FURS
CHARLES STREET l. Co,
No. ass broai~ay,
IMPORTERS and NJ lNUFACrDRERS
lOf LADIES aud CdlLDRrS3 FANCY fUhS
RUSSIAN end HUDsON5 BAY SABLE,
ROYAL ERMISE,
MINK, SQUIRREL,
And every other descripuon ot AS, ,,ro,,..
MUEFS and OAI NTLETS.
Being DIRECT iroo'.ers of FOREIGN oklNS, AUD PhAC-
T1CAL MANUtACTUatR3, enabled u VUARaN-
TEE osr FURo In every PARTICULAR and soict ths
ul Inspection of every lady e.e puIch..ioE 30 have a.
terniD.d 20 g. AZ VERY SrALL PROFITS AID ooase.
our1c. iDsusursts NEW SYSTEM In the FUR trsde.
CHARLES STs EFT 4 Co.,
No As brvsd~sy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13
see First and Fourth Pages.

here is Great Bend, Tennessee confess iEnoraD
as to the locality Of the place 1t seem however is not IN
knoWnsto fame, tie Boston Post an address lately de-
lirEed before the Young Mems Association Of Great Bend
Tenn, and published by request Of the Association from which
that paper furnishes gems. 1t prophet
not without honor his country. remark will
apply with equal Bend. We will make amends y
giving much Of the Great Bend address find in the Post
That paper says the address opens with the following eloquent
and persFicuous passage:
'Tocde the repehcnsible an impulse Of humanity hut to
mpersonate the ansTeor, guilt This
render ccee an implication absolute as it universal Of mans
relationship rans and Of his Involvement in the limit
less expansion of objectionable undertakings The extension
this Involvement varies like its magnitude the
enry-in the indulgence of its prcrantzand in fba com.
PlsNty Of its aspiration"
That's sol If anybody conradicts that statement it must he
because he don't understand tori Wiuy capous and wrong
headed Hear the orator again s subject Romance Of
Reform ~
Romance Of rotin gefag aat1szas dazzling
the mpeuous with hazes Of exccencenotin vague ensment
aisn representing the languor sudden ycudsnot m ma
ratIIing thunders Of BOILING eIo1genc S ~ IN,
his couns good but t lies substituting ca repo f
regularity to the wild madness intensity and
lmPetuous bazes Of eZceence good don't come
to rafting thundsrs boiling eloquenee But fine as the
language IS the ttOVgt is the thing. How clear precise
How original and yet how obvious hear him again:
some Of our ladies' fad this Romance mid founoes and
taIon-A uHAry and eNPensenid smatterers Of French
pepperi with aiu1f Latin sailed ireek-Or Of Greek
dishes would BE- blowing M H. T1grts If MIN S2ts q
paging the hoTerpOts Of geauum msgnifcence insulting
the houuties Of benevolent God The hot urnacs-te
stteuuatd yagetbe wasted fng5rthe powdered varnsh,-
the waspke uimated aitauments stereo.
typed the magnets paUperized neglect 4"
What will some Of ladies say that does he
mean g blowing up the nmpars Of beauty -? The obscury
can't be in the writer and must therefore lie
Still ask-What ramparts beauty7 Echo only
beauty which throws light the subject
probably intended simple admiration at authors
style Whadoes he by blowing up ruparts, &e7
thought strikes usits the swell of crinolne Hoops by
Rut
felicity dcon the passage about piaging the
flower pots Of geranium magnouce - is there anything finer
than that in Carlyle Emerson Hear him
Such theme needs epasis. 1t needs ampheare
with its IEnatus Irritating the lUiUs accelsra his glory. Il
needs the intellect Of Orgen-the iHeXbiy OF Lamen-
Jus-Or the suavity OF a PiOHus for its apOdosis."
Clear mud Ierspicacous Brahma Let pause for
while, ponder these maxms wisdom, enough
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13

that the UNION papers
authorized law publish the opinions Of the Supreme Court
abstract Of the same, furnished by Attorney General
for the State. We publishing the opinions Of the Court
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13

1--WE are authorized r. W. McGAvoCK, ESQ,
a candidate for Councilman the Third Ward at the ensuing
municipal election. augl3d
1--we authorized +. H. EAST, Esq, as
Councilman Third Ward at the ensuing
municipal election. augI3td
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13
Balanc, in favor Of Work House,

During the month seventy committed to the Work
House and seventso discharged leaving fourteen still in that
institution,
AID. DOrnes presented petition from number of citizens of
South Nashville, praying A compensated for
pairing the pump in the public well in that portion Of the
which referred 20 the Committee Expenditures.
Aid. P Jones presenteda petition Of J. y. Warne for the
privilege Of building frame tenement.
Aid Fisher presented petition from sundy citizens, neigh
bors Of J. n Warne praying that he be restrained from putting
up building, and that the one be occupies being an old
and dangerous one, he abated as a nuisance.
On motion OF Aid. Fisher, the petitions referred to
special committee Of three. The motion adopted and the
Nsyor appointed Mes Paul. Couger Halle the committee
Hainey presented petition from Charles shepherd, for
privilege of erecting frame tenement which granted
Aid Conger presented petition from VIM. Sutgood for the
privilege Of erecting frame tenement, which granted
AID Fisher presented petition from G. ". Sweeney for the
purpose repairing rebuilding his frame store house on Broad
street, which granted
presented petition from Mr. Num- for the priv
lego Of erecting frame which referred to the COM
mitteeon the petition OF =. n Warue.
Coleman resolution authorizing the School Com
enclose the Hines School House in suitable manner
which adopted.
AID Darcn offered resolution providing II. Brnky,
member the night police he suspended duty until the
committee appointed investigate charges preferred against
$ lin.
The a-cr declared resolution ORDER there being no
authority for suspending night police upou
charges preferred against him while not duty. After debate,
The s,r withdrew his decision declaring the resolution cut of
order chat the Board might decide the The rcsou-
ton wa, then rut to vote, and rejeced-ayes g. noes
Ala Fisher oGercda resolution providing that David and James
NJ Hughes having purchased the steamboat Charter with the
iew repairing running the boat in this trade, he allowed
10 land their at any wharves OF this city at the fees
charged boats that are Quilt this city, which was adopted
AID Hume offered providing for the construction
Of sewer in Printers Alley from Union to Deaderick streets
which was adopted
Aid. Downs offered the following resolution:
Rrsa1-a5, Jgtst B04r70f Mayor and Adre7 Of The Ctf5
Nfs r That the appoint committee to investigate
relation the descatiOu Of W.D Robertson formerly CIerh
OF the Market and report to this Board at regular meet
ing,
The adopted tn Mayor appointed Mess
Fisher, Halle and Downes, the committee.
Aid Fisher resolution providing that the Mayer viii
the advice and a e City Attorney, issue written
instructions to the City Marshal Captain Of the Nigh
Police defining fully and explicitly the respective duties Dcum
bent upon each police department, which was adopted
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13

The shatyve Espoor Of the eth instant relates Incl.
dent highly credable the citizens Of that
reached that place the Tuesday previous drawing little
containing his wife and several children, together
clothing and provisions necessary enable
their They returning from East Tennessee
The man had drawn the wagon from point The Tennessee
river in Mississippi some Of citizens says EostOr
made about S35 for him, placed family on the cars
and sent them their way rejoicing. This right there
doubt that they deserved We that poor fellow
may safely reach home with his family and that he cured
Of that longing for country which injured so many good
men, and brought distress so many poor families
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13

INV srocK-F HaoAS is daily receiving his neE stock Of
sa,ionery &c among which be has BRANDAU's Alright Ink
stand ade O euta pera patented IN England and the United
states We have never viii an fri stand with Ehh
go ue pleased as this It Is simple in constructions and
DURABLE and must lsoon supcede al Others invented. We
recommend them the writing craft, and doubt all vial he
pleased astey are c5plse HAeAN stock ofrng apparatus
is very Ere.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGI

At Augusta.
TEVHE NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES in this
institution will begin the first MONDAY IN NOYEM.
Der with Introductory Lecture by Prof. JONES.
Emeritus Prof. Of AnatOmy-G NJ. NEWTON, MD.
AnatOmy-H. =. CAMPBELL, NJ D.
Surgery-L. A. DUGAS, MD.
Chemistry and Pharmacy-JOS JONES, ND.
Initutes and PRACTICE. d. FORD. MD.
Physiology and Pathological AuatomyH V. MILLER D.
Maera Medical Therapeutics, and Medical Jurisprudence
]. P. GARVIN, MD.
Demonstration Of Anatomy-ROBERT CAMPBELL, MD.
Assistant Demonstrators. B. SIMMONS, MD.
PrOsecor the Professor Of Surgery-H w. D. FORD Md
Curator Of Museum-T. p. CLEAVELAND.
Tickets for the whole course, SOS 90
Matricuatiou Ito lie taken ouCel. 90
Practical Anatomy TO be taken once). OO0
For further information apply any Of the Faculty.
the undersigned. aug6-w4tl 1. 2. GARVIN, Dean
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13
Laws of Tennessee.

Persons desiring copy Of the session
Of Legislature have them forwarded any point deg
nated BY sending this Office the Of $780, they pro
the Public Acts alone nicely bound by sending SlO
Please send in your orders at an early day. supplied.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13

, We authorized to announce W. COLEMAN as can
dae for Councilman from the Second Ward the ensuing
Iicipal election. d ID
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13

Persons leaving the city for the months have
the UNION mailed them any point and for
required time leaving theiraddress at cOuntngrOO,
No. II North Cherry street,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13

The GallatE Danaor tells Us that the Thsrmoeter stood
at O'Clock Thursday last We trust our eaatn friends did
nOtfnd quite when the thermometer so0d" as It
was in Petersburg Va few days snoe where, according to the
Petersburg Express the editor Of that paper has been amusing
himself with roasting eggs in the south window Of his oce If
the Thermometer stool" atany Point under 0 in the se our
GaIan friends be envisd for they have no reason to CITY
for vast eonguy Of hade-uness they happen in Nash
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13

VALVE sTRAwsLarge Proats are sometimes derived non
snail business especially Ia where the money Is 70 be
paid BY exquises 0ae Of our exchanges contains the following
paragraphs
supplied With strEs for sucking iueps by who sells
then oy and half two dollars thousand from about
Of land which be grows annually be sells about
twenty four hundred dollars worth OF straws They packed
also in barrels ousnug about 1900 and shipped
New Orleans, S. Paul. and the intermediate places and the de-
msnd is incroaslng.-AtlCfF essJOr0 Aelr9.
Does contemporary advise his readers engage in
the cultivation Of rye, for The purpose Of furnishing saTs for
sucking Uleps ?" We know he judge Of good thing, but
hardly expected him TO commend uIeps, In this indirect
way.
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Bargains for cash" often used that it has
been abused assured that JOIN WILLIAMS st the
old stand Of Kirau and Ellis who selling Hardware exclusive
~ cash, wiling ready prove to E visiting his
house that his cash prices for hardware much below the credit
prices heretofore charged stock few articles which
he DESTROYS closing out and will s at prime cost among
which Patent Saw Gummer, st SIC eaeh Hoes MIL Saws,
at 81 per footF Bored GrindstOnes cts per sesharpen
ing Straw Cutters, different sizes. d&trWlW
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13

Prominent among the curioses the Hermitage, remarks
exchange, the home Of General JAoKsoS is wooden
pitcher remarkable both account Of the artstcsk displayed
and the csriy OF the which .he procured
It made Of wood from the under which
PENN made the celebrated Indian treaty The pitcher pre-
scented 20 Gen. JACKSON y the cooprs Of Philadelphia and al
thought larger than creamug contains
en- hundred and If slaves. The hoops lid and handle Of
silver; the bottom is magnfyng glass, by looking through
which one enabled the joints which invisible to the
naked eye.
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For Alderman.
For Councilman.

rive are authorized to announce Dr. C. A J. MAYFIuD
candidate for Alderman from the Third Ward at the esun m
nicipal election auglstd