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GRISTTAM d HUFFAKEIE,

". 0RIsIAH r. @. HUTTAKEB
GRESHAM d HUFFAkER,
Csuccessors to Smith, Loves Coz
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
50 sTREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.
II I'll pay Cash for all Articles Of Produce. III
-dtw&wly
VNTE are nov in receipt large and we'll assorted stock
Wv Groceries, Liquors, &C. to which invite The attention
OF the trade:
go hhds Louisiana; 100 bsls Bait Crushd aud Pow'd
50 boxes Loaf lOp bbls st. Louis do do
Coffee
800 bags New Orleans lNO;
I5J do Choice Baltimore
MOiaSSeS.
Us barrels Choice RebOiled
90 !, do do do
Liquors.
zoo barrels Pixies, Deans and Chsnarh's Whskiesi
400 do Bourbon, Rye MonOngahea and smiths Old lRe
200 do Country made, Lincoln Robertson, &C.
Pkgs Domestic Brandy
Is pkCs French do
g5 do Ginger, Blackberry and Cherry do
10 do Holland Gin
IS casks Port Wine;
- bhls Malaga Wine
pkgs Ola Jamaica Rum
SundTiess
200 boxes Candles; li5 Kegs Tobacco, all grades
200 half do do DO 10000 Cigars, DO
I5J or do do do 80 chests Green and Black Tea ;
Also, good Of Peppe- spice, Ginger Soda, &c
wanted 10000 bushels Dried Fruit.
ootg-itw&wly GRESHAM x HUFFAKER.
Nash PAID for Bacon Lard, Wheat, Fruits Corn
Oats and all kinds Of Western produce, at No 10 Bros
sfTset Nashville, Tenni IRWIN & co
jams dtW&H1
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FEVER and Ague notifications forms tie ef
obstacle health and comfort the this
owing 70 ignorance among the physicians by
those who have carefully watched tie progress Of Intermittent
fever, and the cheek ordinary
That
ARRESTED CURED I ClRTAIS.
On this point shadow Of doubt Tt that
in the muuceut which the Divine Wisdom hath pre-
pared for the man, that remedy for the dreadful AVER
AND ASUE overlooked. 1t that lie
spring the herb which healed
and of the i has provided help this malady By his
providence be has decred that the 'Star Empire
shall Nes ward; and may that fearful
ngeacv question well guarded that the there
would h voucssfed the patient seeker. We
furnishing the certain
Arua entitled the confidence consider
alton Of country.
hereby certify submitted the Grenherg
and Remedy close inspection and scientific analysis
and asC tested curative Of Ague
and Feter Il skuly compounded remedy proved
completely every 1t richly de-
serving brethren the Medical Proession
and Of the public.
SAMUEL MowBRAY, II D, Ne1c FUrb
c W REOuON. NJ d, WjScOnsia
W Il SIN1fNGToN, NJ d, Illinois,
- J HNsoN. VI ID, Missouri.
". c. KIITREDGE, MD Aefg Hampshire.
Jas 7 Morn, NJ d, IHdiIHG.
\ TERRINGTOE, VI b, California.
WHY ASHTON, NJ D, louisiana.
The GRArYENBFRG remedy very popular
Throughout and Georgia, and
every Drug. these States. Price so per
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
ape Agent for Grefehlsrg d Co.
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LOUIsvILLE x NASHVILLE RAILROAD.

La e z u IL e u ~ T.. u 81 =. S
WINTER ARIANGEJzE5NT.
ON and Monday, November 2gt, lsjs will run as
L , follows:
Morning Train. Evening Train.
Leaves Gallan 73O A. NJ Leaves Gallatin z.
Arrives Edgebed " 300 do Arrives EdEcfeld 2.2O de
Leaves "luCO do Leaves do - 3:5g do
Arrives GaIlatn "Ii3Y do Arrives Ggatin $40 dc
The leaving Gsllatn 70 A. NJ and Edseed
A NJ connects 6an with aud from Louis
Vile The Train leaving Edgefeld at 10 A NJ and Gaan
M with mail coaches and from HartsTle and
Carthage. Only the mornn Train viii he Sundays
III Wearing apparel alone Constitutes baggage Of which each
passenger will allowed 80 pounds free charge Will
for extra baggage which paid the
articles than baggage, carried the baggage Will be charged
Express freight which BE- paid tie agent OF the Express
COmpS J.
Passengers taking their GaaE and EdgefeId without
purchasing tickets, will be charged ten cents extra.
jau26-t ROBERT MACLEOD, Superintendent
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OF Missouri.
COMPLETED open through from Mississippi Missouri
- Rivers $50 miles further Vest and 50 me nearer the
any otter Railroad. AGong the shortest quickest and
cheapest route to Western Missouri, Iowa, Kansas,
Nebraska and Pixies Peak.
Trains Hannibal daily O'clock A. Nj arrival
Line which leave ST. Louis day at O'Clock P NJ ybsTeiy
passengers Joseph in a hours from 81 Louis
meet Joseph with line Of Gst class Passenger Packets,
City Nebraska CitI Counci BuBs and OMAHA GAINING
From 4 days over any Other IkOuto.
Time from Nashville TO St. Joseph, 50 hours.
Fare FROM Nashville TO st. Joseph
$3.50; from Chattanooga $23.JO.
Baggage checked through. Meals and staeroons Packets
Tree Freight taken owest Emigants desiring
company Stock nay depend On going through by last freight
Through Tickets, (and the only route by which St.
and Steamers Ccs aul all the principal Railroad offices in the
F. B. GRoAr, Gen. Ticket Agent, Gen. Agent ST. Louis.
JOSIAH lirST, Supt Hannibal. feb29-dGm'
For Philadelphia, New York, &c,
80 r'.ou 80
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON.
'i15 Tacdroa to return % Gn a5:s5S January 1884, SIS
The well,known drs class side-wheel Steamships,
STATE vF GEORGIA Capt. j J. GAEvrN,
Now form Regular Line for the North leaving Charleston and
Savannah alternately, follows
The STATE OF GEORGIA from Savannah, the 5 18th and
18th Of every month.
The KEYSTONE STATE. from Charleston the 10TH Goth and
Seth Of every month.
safety and comfort having superior Sta Rooms, these
ships surpassed by any the One Hundred
Miles Of this route the Delaware River and BaWo nights
Fer Niagara Fails, the Lakes and
Canada.
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
This Line Philadelphia with the Great Northwestern
Railroad Route through Niagara Falls Buffalo, in hours
from Philadelphia Through Icset with the privilege OF sOp
ping and points for sale by the Agents
in Savannah.
Fare to Niagara Buffalo, s22-Elmira s2OCsnanddgua,
S2l G. A. GREINEk & Co,
Agents at Savannah.
T. s. & T. G. BUDD,
Agents at Charleston.
A, HEBRON, Jr,
ieoS'-o6nI Agent at Philadelphia.
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NJ Monday, Oct. ISth 1855, viii be
follows:
Leave Gailatin, g NJ. Leave Galiatin m
arrive Edgefeld, 10 do Arrive Edgeieli,
Leave do IL do Leave do 4:3) do
Arrive Gvilatin T. NJ. Arrive Ga4tB G:30 do
leaving EdgeGed at II A. NJ Gallatin
Louisville artsvlea Carthage. Only
the morning train will be Sunday.
octI7-n r. MACLEOD, Supt.
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IN ORpERINq TICKErs oR cERrIE

IN UHDEkINI IIUAEIe UI. CENIIFICAI F9l38
Enclose the money address Tor tie TcEe orsred,
receipt Of which they E e forwarded ~ FIRST NALL Purchasers
have tickets ending IN hEurs they Designate.
The List Of Drawn and Przcs viii -
chassrs iIanselaiely after the drawing.
Ii Purchasers will please write their signatures plan,
give Post Once, County and State.
= Remember that every Prize is drawn and payabsin
without deiRction
= All prEss0f 81 200 and under, paid eiiaey asr
the drIsipg0ther prizes al the usual tins o. rty lays
NOtite 10 COrrespOndents-Thosa pho prefer not
sensug money - mail, the ADAMS kNRRESS C6N-
PANY, whereby money for Tickets of Ten Dollars
dpWards, he dt risk AID from styl
where tney 0ace Tic money order
Be- enclosed In G0CenleEt F0sf Os dlIpea E1re0De'
the Express Company ctnu0i receive them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Csrtfcassl Nail Kxpres a.
raCted 10
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A Fine Country Residence for sale.
ETAYING determined carry my Negroes 70 the South, ~
Il 1 will sell about Three or Four Hum sSssa
dred Acres OF Land, being part Of the tract up ~
which reside situated GOOD Turnpike Road, -
thirteen miles from Nashville, in Of the best neighbor
hoods Williamson county Soilequal to any
particulars apply the premises to A. " S. ndsey
IN Nashville
sep9-dI P. A.PEKKINS,
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PennlaIlship.
mR. DOLREAR
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
PRACTICAL PLUmBERS,

PRACTICAL PLTmBEKS,
TEA I'M AND GAS FEFTER s,
10, Deaderick street, Nashville.
hand and for sale, Sheet Lead, Lead Pe Baths
Wv Water Closets Wash Stands, Lift and Force Purnps,
Hose, Iylants, Block Tin, Gas Fixtures Wrought Iron Pipes
for asr, Gas and stgms FROM = inch 10 two inch. Also
oe Valves, Check Valves, Connecting Cocks, Air Cocks and
Fittings % ever description 20 su The above etc Pssi IN
the country have pipes cut and screwed - sending
iuEs.
II Agents for HarrisOns patent Coal and Wood Cooking
d-rfs-ifwSk 4 vi
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WIS a GAIN NES,
VYhOEeS ale GPOccPs
PRODUCE a COlIGfSSEON MERCHANTS,
DEALERS
Foreign ainG Domestic Liquors,
No, 10 Broad street, Nashville. Tenn.
The highest price paid Ter Rags, Feathers Beeswa Gin
seng, FlaNseel, and Bacon.
au5-U
Z. X. GIAsUecK: @ : NEWslM. ". T. GARRETT.
L. Il. GLASCUCK 81 CO.,
Office No A. College street, Nashe Tera next door to Mer
Bank, dealers in, ard agents purchase sale
REAA ESTA TIE,
Renting Houses and Land in The Civ or
Country,
VIII also give their attention to the Collection
NEGOTIATING LOANS, S.c..S
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kAyANHED --The PRINCIPAL OF a large Boarding ScbOoI
Wv for young ladies' situated the of Columtia de-
sires TO employ lady in the capacity of keeper One Of
experience viii be preferred FOr uThe reference apply this
On0e' ianle-tfj
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NUMBER 367


/ Stear1 beat Ella---f1sbel IN rem.
UDY virtue Of Warrant u Issued fr he u,tic
Court aud for the Middle District Of Tsnuesse h s
above directing me to rre' sh said stem Boat
order Of tue Hon. Nssi rmphrs9 Judge q the said e7ur
B. Cleneats. Harshsl Of the aid hereby ss
boats taefie apparel, and furniture and et I'll persons
s5. shs have p Pr-'saa 2 9.s say M, me Or Interest
Court said Co1rt IN the fapitol % feaFssee
ly Else On TIE Court dy te1t t.otn' a ~ ecock a ne
forenoon there uuai the sail li5ea in csus q eu
tract civil and a=ie, ad further % DO and reiEe 10 as s
}. T. CLEMENTS. U. 5. Aarshsl.
ap9-lt fT TIE Nhaiis District q fsanrssse
mAKsAAAI.'S sALH.
y;rt9e - ihree grts m IA. e directed fron TIE CIR
f-, ne oLilst a..ss ilou ls Allle Dlstles y
s court At e Oct her term, lss EhsFsia CspbL ElisOa
* Co. are plaintiffs in o. ia Wrts, 4 Co.,
tns IN snater y sad sr $ and ne NV aaTen aannfae
m mSaiins Copsny aF piains IN the other Wrs and Jsessr
sell % the highest ds sOuniry lately occu-
PEI - the said defrniants sstFeea Front ard he nk
vuis' on Mon hay the fh dsy o. April instant, s59
beoasns q , ssI al Ne P,5 g ,s ss dssssn
e'ke iage quantity of hasss snale every sscrpan
SerL several tons of miscellaneous est
Of various Sizes bars ge naue ear shees o ar
ieret patterns and ss several o. brgse esns n ict
large scale; eyiiiers Of ss. bors ehuey
tools s, &C an assoTsu'nto q has oaOf an siss Fon,
co ssrsEs; "a Sc & se sls os q & q gif Meal also a H
be sold to satisfy sai Wrts. Fhs l2h do % April, Is59
}. 2. CLEAfENr, Z. = Marshal for the
apis eLd Aille si,tf el % Aenres>se-
EAl.UAltLE heal ESTATE fOaf SAHE-
ENTISllING to make other investments propose
W al! Zeal Estate in Dfvidson iunty, FOL ioEs-
THAT "a SSURBAN RESIDENCE.
situato the franklin Turupie within hall mile u the ey,
and uppOst the resen-e of e late Joseph ". lluqus
Containing abOuS Forty Acres.
This Is, peraps te lnls site Ia t=ycnit ~ Nash
vile. Hud is most Desirable country residence The wiz
he sold with A. ~ u II land the parcssr mag ghooze
THAT EAA4l AIs1sFs. FARM.
knoEn The Shns rrc stusz ne Trfnplke, (old
Leanon road within three miles o. Nashville. aiming 30
Ssr $ The soil IS y35 i IS veil atee and Fs aad esa
hirh almia y adapted couctfy rsioncs arkss gar
tens and la ry aruss- Alsn. that
BEALTGf I'll FAKU
r1sl escaped ly L. e. bell ioFnerlF
owned by Thos Harding, lining go This
Ptacsis vel knosuss ueei further dsscFroa. II
also be divided 10 -uii urchass T. c. MsCampte E shos
these places any who viii call
An the aovs property Wi be sold reasonable and
a ere lt Of tEu. three and four yesrs.
Apply b A v $ Lindsey, Nashville either of the
ersignde, TuQs. c. Ncil 4NPBELL.
siN miles from Nashville
J. A. MCCAMP5ELL,
mhI Nashville
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Magnificent SchemeI
m ~ m 49,
TO * DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY NAY.

"-CLS A1ChE1s SIoi - Ltlss S1iQUAkFEks s21
Circular showing the plan OF fhe Let
terlcs viii De sent 60 any one desirOus Of
receiving 10.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES wfnbs sod as
he fOil0Fing rates, which Is the risk
Certificates Of paokages Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
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renne see and A1a1alna Railroad.
LIZA tsfsi-ssz77 Eese-- iseslse--s a.
OPEN gO BUCK RIVER.
a and after wednesday April Goth, 1853, the Trains will
iO.loWs:
Going south.
Wileave Nashville 30 Morning. aud 331 in the Evening,
Arrive AT Duck River 10 p" $50 "
Going North.
nack River Gas the Morning and BIS in the Even
Arrive at Nashville 90 81 . G:4J
Only the Morning Train viii run Sunday.
Tie Trains Buck River will with STAGES and 0mn
bus Columbia, PULASKI, W6yusboro' and Florence.
apl9-dH ". o. n. PgRKIN3, Superintendent.
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BALTImoRE AND OHIO
La 2. -
RAILROAD

- ~ ---ssEs
RAILROAD.
Great National RoEIte.
TEVERNIINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East, and Wheeling Benwoed AID Park
ersDurg on West which placesi udtes with Railroads
steamers &c, for and from all points in the
West, Seuth-yyest and NOFth-West.
Fare to York ani Boston ONE DOLLAR via any
other route
trains leave Wheeling daily $3.50 P NJ, and 1890
A. NJ
Direct connections made by thrse trains
For ali the Eastern Cities.
This is the only route to Washington City.
Passengers BY this Route visit Baltimore, Fhiiade,
Yers and Boston, Of ticket to Boston alone by
stner lines.
Through Tickets the Es'tern cities can lie procured via
Wasl,ia- city al nd iitional charge Of 81 CO.
Q iics and eonuncct
ipyurr for tickets y the tlnOre and Oho Riroad at any
n,e PRINCIPAL Railroad oliee- 10 the West
+. :. FULLER, Gem estern Agent
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent
y. smith. Mister Traasportaton. Lapl4.
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addition to the stock purchased of J. r. Daren, have
q ceiyed the following:
10000 feet dressed yellow Pine Flooring,
20O.OoO feet do White do do
5000 feet do q and q White Pine Ceiling,
10000 feet do base WashhOlrds
s5,leD feet clear White Pine, (aI thlcknesses,)
800 600 feet Poplar Plank, JOist and Scautng
2OJ,UtHirat Cedar, assorted. Also, Window Sash,
Frames and Blinds mutch Pine PaHuel Frames
Mantle Pieces, Moulding and Brackets, POI lar Pine Shingles
supply always hand the Nashville Yard
No. III Bruld street" lfehf-lm. J. z GIBSON.
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DISSOLUTION or FREDERICKSBURG.
IN October IA sd my interest in the business Of H.
Haynes & CO. 70 partner, Mr. R. J. Lyles, and agree
ale the Of the safe remain With him until The
st Of March continue The business
He alone auh1Iz % settle business Of
tie thankful to my friends for the liberal paironas
mbsa-n H. II. HAYNES
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1859. ssnlse o0oDs. 1889
A. J. mcWEHlBTER & CO.,
tsucosssor . liransford. Mewhirter & Col
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOR EIGN AND EsTI(
DRY GOODS,
Nos. G4 and e5
East Side % the Publie square,
ADJOINING tie Methodist Publishing House.
! Ma VILLE. TENN SSEE.
We are now Il receipt choice and extensive stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
VARIETIES, &c.
OUR stock Of Gentleens Wear Taiiors' Trimming Ias,,
Dress Goods Dress Tnnmngs Lace 9iantles White Gosai
Rasces fidcas Hosiery Gloves aud varieties renery n
k oInd complete aud as inviting before offered
MerT aants who wish to buy for
Cash on short Time
would do well to examine our Stock as we shall offer them
We respectfully solicit call from all MERCHANTS visiting
ueciG. lle1E--ti a, ). Ae"IlkrEk CO.
IL. B. SNOVVDEN a. CO.,,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERs IN
Fancy Groceries, Wines, BrandzeS,
AND
VANA GIG ARS,
And all that Pertains TO the supply OF
Families,
No. cherry street,
UNION AND AMERICAN BUILDING,
Ncar the Post O[lEce.
EETE invite the attention of friends and public gener
Wv ally to large stock Of Groceries, Wines Liquors
ogetr with perfect arrangement we ossess
for tie purchase Of Goods win enable offer buyers induce
Country Merchants with the Cash will ind it to their alvan
'aye to e and examine our stock oTe purchasing elsewhere
we call Particular attention to our stock OF Lt u0rs, which
is very completes and wraned pure and unadueraled
We constantly receiving fresh supplies All pur
r.. r SNOWDEN & CO,
jan2s-d No. (, North Ch.rry street
EVNl. sT0CEkEaL,
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PLASTERER,
WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALER
IEYD r. UEIC GEM IENTS
Plaster of Paris, PIaStering Hair, Fire
Bricks, Fire Clay,
TERRA GOTTA CHIMNEY TOPS, & TER
IRA GOTTA WARE GENERALLY,
No. II broadway, Between Summer and
Cherry Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
march4-ryd
THE STAR GALLERY!
D2guePFeOtypeS. 4 mbgOsypeS.
MELAIN OTKPES,
SPREREOTXPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS.
No A. Union Street next door to Vessel Thompson's
e. T.. SALTEMAN,
(LATE orrHATOR At HUGuEs. eALLERr.)
EAYING fitted above, exclusively for that
branch Of business prepared ladies' ard
gentlemen and Jac ses Of their faces in
the highest style Of the Art No expense has been spared either
furnishing his apartments procuring the most
improved apparatus ard materials, confident
y aityes all Who MAJ pictures . give him CALI pedgng
satisfaction in every case.
II p Entrancs next door CYes to Vessel 4, Thompson
rs T. +. SAbTZIAN .
Ornamental Trees aud EVergFeeES.
ONTGOMERY & bcGREDT .Nurserymen Nashville Tenn
IFB invite special attention eir Fruit
Ornamental trees Evergees, Green House Plants 100000
Ornamental Trees EVer ecns, stabe for ina eatc eject
Fruits-5000 apple ? , & 4 years old.
Pears-3etO. Dwaris & Standards . to years old
Peaches $4,000 &2yeaTs old Cherries Plus, Aprieo Nee
tsTiens and ounce in la-ge numq-rs.
large collection OF Grapes, STRAWBERRIES, Raspberres Goose
berries CuTrdutz & Bouquets at zil 1ns
MONTGOMERY 4 McGREDY.
nall. binvool. Nurseries Nashville, Tenn.
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HOUSE PAINTING,
che subscriber prepared with greatest promptness
ali contrasts however large which may be rendered, style aud
upon fail to give satisfaction He pre-
. pared 10 execute all Of
SIGN PAINTING, GRAISNo AND NARBLIEG.
secur the services Of the expert
and experienced artists.
The Subscriber would request persons having WORK in his line to
give him call before making anal arrangements.
L. I. FLEMING,
narchs-dtf No %, Union St. between Cherry Summer.
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n. a..
LELEYET'E 81 SMITH.
Nos. 10 AND Il S0CTH AAR6Iz7. STREET,
IEporters o. and heslers in
Fine BFandicS ;aGG Wines. gYhiSk Us.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Fresh Arrivals.
AHA WE be. leave can the attention OF our SSF=FA
~ friends and the Vie generally, to large Es-a
and we'll selected stock Of the above articles
just received, embracing in part:
Brandies.
sarzerac, (IsiCl Alex. ssignette
Otard, Dupuy, very fnei United Society Proprstors
jules Robin; Rayuai All. Alssser;
With many other branls
Wines
Claret, tevery grade Naleirai
Port, DO do Champagne, tvcry hne)
Old Sherry Pure Imp. Malaga.
TObaccOs.
Adam. No. Tenn; Hannah;
Lilly Dale, 10 K Potter;
Wills; Corner Stone:
Richardson W North;
Tyreaua; DeRosa:
Beverly; Peaches auc Cream Pgst
Johns Twist; Silver Flake:
Rough and Ready Gold Lamp;
Silver Roll, auslOine & Armstead;
Claiborne * Taiaierro; Pine Apple;
Aud many otle-s.
Cigars.
Estrella; La Fs,arIstta:
COLUMBIA; Imported Londres;
Estrella PrimeTe; La SalyaloIa;
Cintro de Groin; Imported SOlace;
COncho Kegalia do N=Sselrode;
Ia Silva: do Principe;
La IrGeha, Imp do Trabucos
Is suiza, 40 II Higle9;
La Diana, do Gift;
Embracing every grade.
oct2 EEHEsT Es'T & STsETEF.
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NOTICE.
the Nashville Tnsurance
Company, hersiy LoiEcd ameetng viii ie held at
ter Office ~ city Monday uie n day Of Nay he
tween tie 30 n and ocleek, ~, the siec
tion ~ eleven Directors the ersuins wear.
spI3 JAMES WALKER, sec'y.
EITTER! HgTTER!! BUrTEKg!!
HATE have in thirty Perkins fresh sserye Butter,
EE shicI will sce low.
InbIg II. s FRENCH < SON
FLOUR! FLOJK!
CS BARRELS SUI erhHe Family EIOur stored at the
GeD Warehouse Harris, Gordon q Co. and lyr sale By
NH. GRESHAM & HUFFAKER-
ON CONSsssFEBENT,
Nd receiving weekly, Furniture quantities Of
most superior qualities Liberal trades will made on pr-
Te terms Regular auction every Saturday morning
10 O'Clock. CliUTCdER & co.
ap7 q Pu5sc Square
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sole Leather ErunExS.
EINNGLISH Sole Leather Trunks, very superior:
kA =" Nalises, No. l;
Iron FTSme medium Trunks Tray Tons.
Cheap, Plain and Fancy Trunks;
Ladies French Dress Trunks, latest STYLES:
Bonnet Boxes Black and Russets:
satehels and Travelling Bags, &c &c
Just opened by JOHN RAMAGE,
apl COIere Street
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>
GENT for the purchase aud negroes, No. 80 Cedar
N Street Nashville, Tenn having bought the interest Of H.
H. Haynes late partner in the house occupied by will
continue the business and at all times prepared make cash
advances negroes LEFT with me for sale
$4,000 an CASH
To pay for MOL young negro and women suitable for the
Southern market
80 NEGROES FOB SALE,
Consisting Of the valuable families
Nashville market, and good lot Of young women,
boys sBnd girls.
mh23 r. J. LYLES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-22
RAILROAD OMNIBUS LINE.

nMNIBUSES will leave the HOte half hour be
Y tore starting time for the different Railroads.
Orders OF the Commercial Hotel, theSta
he Market below the Square, viii attention.
decl7-u &. W. KENNEDY, gent.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-10-13
"Seek and We Shall Find"


If you stood on the green banks of quiet
flowing river, and a friend in whom you had
confidence should draw nigh and say, beneath
those waters lie diamonds, and other precious
gems they are yours if you will but seek them,
and there is neither danger nor difficulty in the
undertaking. think you it would be many
moments ere your feet would be laved by the
ripping waters and your whole heart intent
upon the search for those glittering gems of
earth +?
Lo these many years one infinitely higher
than earthly frend-one whose word can never
fail, has said to you again and yet again,
'within the crystal waters of the river OF hfe
CLEANS the "pearl of great price, there, too,
are the rare jewels, faith hope, and love- bought
for thee by the precious blood Of Christ seek,
and ye shall find p
Reader, hast thou given heed to these oft
snoken words With trusting heart hast thou
sought the promises gems, purer than diamonds,
richer than glowing rubies, sheddinga softer
1ioht than falls from carcanet Of emeralds;
Remember, they will give joy and peace to
thv life on earth, and in heaven will shine with
renewed lustre in the crown Of thy rejoicing;
while there is yet time, remember that the pro-
mise is sure seek, and We shall find !"