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Prof. Packers
M A q I @ S O A p
NEEDS BUT A TRIAL 4..z
PROVE
ITS EXCELLENCE.l
This preparation following over any
other cheap soap offered in this market:
1t removes dirt from fine fabrics. without leaving
smell stain aunes woolens washed with shrink
removes stains and dirt frs paints
niture without injury 10 the article saving much labor
and
IsA SUPERIOR ARTICLE FOR THE TOILET
Manufactured and for sale by
]. II. ASHLEY,
1853 Old Ieyee corner Of Jefferson.
Also for sails by
NV. Reed, No. q Delord street, New Basin;
H. a. Hedden N. E. of Common and Carondelet
9. H. Mobiles. No. New Basin;
j. A. somers, Apothecary, Tivoli Place.
James W. Fee l. Co., No. 90 Camp street
P. 7. Phillips, corner jackson and Nyades streets;
r. B. Won Harten, east Jackson and Rousseau
LIS. Meekins Bro and Marigny Buildings Third Dist;
Crswe Hslet, Nos l6 II Levee First Dist;
W. O. Raymond, No. II Camp street. jy2 2plm
Belde,. y Eanes,
FREDERICK BELDEN, N. Y........D. W. EAMEs, N. o.
Successors to s. E. Gruman 4 Coz
NO. ae MAGAZINE ST,
CORNER eRArlER, NEW ORLEANS.
MP CRITTERS, MANUFACTURERS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
SOFT FUR, SILK, AND WOOL HATS,
MISSES RZooIKx:RS,
LADIES' BONNETs AND STRAW GOODS,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Caps, brellas, etc., etc.
Mandatory No. 60 Broadway, NY. ie2l 2p66m
r.. ii. Tyler,
Dealer in
FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS
u II w Il L H Y,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
Manufactures to Order
silverware and JeweIry.
DIAMONDS RESET WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEwELRY
REPAIRED je6 2pn
NC Combs Iron TIE.
PLEsT, CHEAPEST and easy of application Cotton
Bales is offered alta
REDUCTION IN PRIrEl
And can be had in any quantity by apply ingto
HENRY T. BARTLETT,
AtJ f. Matthews Co.'s,
je17 2p1m Corner OF Carobdelet and Graver
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Direct Importation.

NEW GOODS IN 2s DAYS FROM PARISH
Per Engsh steamer New York. and per steamer Phads
phia-just arrived.
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Roots, Shoes and Brogans,

Roots, Shoes and Brogans,
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Dtchng BOOTS Russss
BRoGANs, Wool Mexican Palm Leaf, Straw and ospsAshg
HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST 4 CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New orlsaus.
H ATS. CAPS, otc.,
AT WHOLESALER
We constantly receiving snk ans
Fur Cashmere Panama Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Msxsaa
and Wool HATS At the lowest market prices, by
FROST Il CO.,
jy1s 7pkw 10 Msgarin. street.
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MARRIED


On Tuesday, 9Th inst BY the Rev. Mr. J. B. Jober Mr.
daughter Of Judge T. W. Golens ali or this city. !
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Tobacco.

We have in store and will keep constantly hand full
supply of the genuine Burton & Nays
EXTRA AND CARGO BRANDS,
well known in this market for years past Sole agents
PATTON, SMITH g. PUTNAM,
iy7 2p6t No Al Magazine streets
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RAUMBACH l. EyERs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEEsIN
French cnd American Paper IIanaan2s,
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS ARD
MARBLES, in every variety,
So CHARTERS STREET.
Particular attention ped all lIns sss sptv
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ple-its proud distinction and its browning glory
cannot be passed in silence 1t is this that our
revolution had its origin, not much in the weight
of actual oppression, as in the great principle, the
sacred duty, of resistance to the exercise of
thorized power Other nations have been driven to
rebellion by the iron hand Of despotism the insup.
portable weight of oppression, which, leaving men
nothing worth living for has taken away the fear of
death ITSELF and caused them to rush upon the
of their enemies or to break their chains upon the
heads of their oppressors.
The loss of firm national character or the degra.
daton of nations honor, is the inevitable prelude
to her destruction. Behold the once proud fabric OF
Roman empire-an empire carrying its arts and
arms into every part of the Eastern continent
monarchs of mighty Kingdoms dragged at the wheels
of her triumphal chariots, her eagles waving over
the ruins Of desoated countries. Where her splen
dor, her wealth, her power, her glory? Extin
guished forever. Her moldering temples, the mourn
full vesges of her former grandeur, afford shelter tc
her muttering monks. Where are her statesmen, hel
sages her philosophers, her orators, her generals &c
to their solitary tombs and enquire. She lost her
tiona character and destruction followed.
When was it that Rome attracted the admiration Of
mankind, and impressed the deepest sentiment oil
fear on the hearts of her enemies? 1t was when
| seventy thousand of her sons lay bleeding" Can
nae" and Hannibal victorious over three Roman
armies and twenty nations, was laundering at her
gates 1t then that the young and heroic Scipio
having sworn on his sword, in the presence of the
fathers of the country not to despair of the republic
marched forth at the head Of people, firmly resolved
to conquer or die and that resolution insured them
a victory.
Fellowcitizens let your ambition be to enrol your
names among those whose histories our hearts swell
and our eyes drop tears Of admiration, delight and
sympathy, from infancy to old age. Togo no further
back look your model of the sgnefs of the Declare
ton of Independence you see revived in those men
the spirit Of ancient Rome in Romes best day. There
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-20
GtEx. WILLIAMSON. ARCHER eHrArHAM
WILLIAMSON q CHEATHAm,
IMPORTERS OF
Rrandies, Wines, and liquors,
AND DEALERS IN 'saEft
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c,,. &c.,
NO. 8 COLLEGE STREET,
NASHvILLEs TENNESSEE.

FEE undersigned have in store the following pure liquors.
Wines, &C. which they offer the low prices
favorable ers ana invite purchaerso of those goods
TO examine their stock before buying
tom U E ae5 ana %U are purchased direct through Tie Gus
ourselves that We can offer such inducements Cash and
Prompt dealers, IS will meet their views. 4.,, -.
Brandies, Gin, Rum and WHISTLES,
90 and x pipes Fine oosnse 1Obbs superior Rye WHISKY
pps Bo1isaHx Do 20 bb Ssr Si an Rye do
pure aoand Gin 100 SS Ss 4ss Oa eT DO
pupeheOps pure W Rum puncheons Irish and Scotch
Malt Whisky, best brands.
Wines. .st
100 baskets and bxs Champagne, 90 do sauternss;
On be sSs .T mn ME- ~ Or casks sherry;
20 DO Hungarian, White and 10 do Sadsrs: - gE
100 Table do do de very superior
Porter, Ale, DC.
% casks London Orter best brands
30 do English and Scotch Ale, brandt,
20 boxes Boxers celebrated Wine Bitters q
~ do French Cordas assorted 5
20 do Brandy Chenies;
10 do Curacoap Mareschino and Absynihe. - -t.... f..
10000 genuine Havana Cigars, 900 German Cigars
choicest brands; -h 59,oo0 Baltimore Regalas do
Tobacco. a-f
90 bHs Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco. T: W Anderson
10 do do do do - do do Victoria;
20 do do do do Do "sqtherand's Fine
10 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco sutheans sine qua
mons"
20 boxes 9e Virginia Chewing Tobacco, chanber fDpeu
Golden Leag;'
20 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco Langhorn Armstead
| No. !, Gold Leaf"
70 Hoxs. a1e yirsala Chewing Tobacco 'siIas''
81 '4Ae7 Oe'l tennessee 10 40 eersi -H
/ AAso'b ---..rr-+. 4.I44f-8
IS ''Kean & smts celebrated Twist Pancakes
Dsnye Tobacco equal, IL not superior to offers
ed In this market. sod.
With many otter articles connected with business.
WILLIAMSON 4 CHEATHAM.
aspq 2 Mob. College street. Nashville. Tenn
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WAITzryo.-n Look! loOkl" said half a-dozen
lady voices. one pretty night, as we sat leaning
os;nst the sutsside of the ballroom. We did look
.Issl for our mOdssty, ought not have done so
aIf NV children were among them, ia whip them
we'll for III Yes, If they we're full grown, I'd give
them the hickorylp So said the wife Of one of our
ouests as she turned sway in utter disgust. Let
describe little-if the public may look certainly it
NAV read, though they run group Of splendid ones
is on the Oor and lovingly mated, The gents ehcir
Gle their partners waist with one arm. The la
dies and gentlemen stand close, face TO face. The
gents are very erect, and lean little back. The
ladies lean little forward. Music } Now, all
wheel, whirl circle and curl Feet and heels Of
gents go rip,rap, tipPy-tip. Ladies feet go tpPi>
ty-tip. Then ! 60 rippiy clippity, shppiry. tip
pity, bippity, skippity, hOpPity jumpiiy, bumPty,
thump. Ladies fly off by centrifugal momentum.
Gents pull ladies hard and close. They reel, swing,
slide, sling look tender, look silly look dizzy Feet
fly, hoops Ay, dresses Hy, all fly Il looks tsgity,
pullity, squseEity, rubbity, rip. The men look q
cross between sieelyards and " timber jacks" bee
ties Xes. The maidens tuck down their chins very
low, or raise them exceedingly high. Some smile,
some grin, some giggle, some pout, some sneer,
and all sweat freely. The ladies' faces are brought
against those Of the men, or into their bosoms,
breast against breast nose against nose, and toes
against toes. Now they 60 in again, making a
sound like Georgey, pOrgey, derey, percy, ridley,
coachey, pOsohey. This dance is not much. but
the extras are glorious. II men were women there
would be no such dancing. But they are only men,
and thing goes on By wOmen's love of it. secular
writer says: There is no established standard of
propriety about this matter IL IWere lady l
might object to those dances; bat being man
do not We certainly ought to be satisfied, if they
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-20
NASHVILLE COMHERCIAL INSURANCE.
COMPANY. SO
CaPrrAL SIOO,OOO, al Pan N AxB sEcsEz1.
DIRECTORS.
UNIVERSITY OF NAsHVILLE.
4. Collegiate Department,
mILHEARN nLLEG

N LII 4 A r n C Oh l. p g EsT
BERREN LtSDsEY NJ D., D D. Chancellor Of the Uniyssy
aud Professor o. Chemistry and Geology L Z sss-
Col B. r. Johnson, Superintendent Of the Military Cos sd
Professor Of Engineering. ...ral
AxEs 2 HANmroS AN, Professor OF Mathematics Natural Phil
Osophy, and Astronomy. . 81 VI NJ
J. H. STEWART, An Professor Of Greek aad Latin Languages
and Literature.
P l. J. THYssENs An Professor French and nsasihg.
G. s. BLACKIz, II MD Professor Of Botany Nasurai
History. -a..-. ..a..-.sr -r... ars.srrT
Rev -IIoYrE AN Id. Professor Of Mental aaa NSrai
PHILOSOPHY, and biblical Literature. 81 ..-, e.
G. K. Winston, Md, Surgeon
The o. the neg Academic year the
OF September, and the second f4i Of Feiruary.
Tuition boarding, washing, fuel rooms, attendance
500 per Aarculaion S.
are required furnish their which be done
crate charge by purchase Enueerng FRENCH SPANISH,
Germans DHEing' Book KEEPING and Fencing, sca SIC
term OF twenty weeks 80
In the regular Collegiate Course the ancient rePusaon o.
University scientific and classical scholarship main
aned The time eFeEy facility afforded nos Who
s pursue partial couse- Besides the four regular College
classes, reis also preparatory class Students under years
OF age will not be admttsi-
By military discipline, effective government eszs
llshe hea physl euure good order, industrious
habits, promoted.
For Catalogues additional Information, apply member
OF the Faculty. July 1, lass.
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Arkansas COtto a Lands.

YVNHE subscriber offers for sale Be- go Of choice O.
land, within two miles Oft Arkansas river, and esS.
100 miles above Napoleon POI lion Of this land NasSS
entered 1885, and above dow, all Of twill be
claimed by levees now beingbU 1t.
To any wanting homead in the richest portion Of the
growing countryF desirable fronting
nearly mile Silver Lakea deep, clear body of wae
with choice Cypress Convenient for building purposes
hundred Deade d Lands several Old Burns Indian Vii
iage with groE them but The purchaser could
make good Gro the first year 81.
will sell Il, OF land at great bargain, for cash,
balance and years credit will exchange for
also have several other OF land that wish sell
Thomas H Allen, Esq OF Memphis has plat Of this land,
will Ceuly give any information those applying in person
Communications addressed will be promptly responded
Address EDWARD G. MORTON,
-noY2-W3m Cummins. Arkansas COUNT. ARK.
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OCOEE HOUSE, CTEV FENNESSE
ID. a. TihhS Pnnnnsnton

tote spacious
The proprietor has incurred heavy expep in 6rtir M
andfurHishng the to make them neat and eomfabr
The house now open for the reception OF visitors
Travellers and the proprietor AFFORD ample
for $50 An omnibus with good will he
the depot the Hotel mack the
depot gain. The proprietor intends class
Hotel, and hopes TO share liberal patronage. .- h.
suglS DANIEL A. TIBBS, Prouretor
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THNo take charge Of the Dover Male Academy Dover Ten
The next ensuing the Mon
day in February 1889. gentleman who ali the higher
branches, and who we'll recommended wanted
and none other need apply. with family preferred
tddeess JudsOn Horn, President, Dover, Tennessee.
deET-Eu ----- --- ~
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AaiIp Naian { Amsritall

The Albany Express has the following ADVERTISE
ment: aefe -frf'tff .err-si 2ssi'tf" 'Hr i''t
..WaDted, an sbis-bOdied man to hold my wifs's
tOngus-she and Ibsing unable 70, keep it quiet
Constant employment giyen9'sf aEFk ~
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A Western editor Complaining that he could not
sleep one night, summed up the causes;
ga wailing babe Of sixteen months oiai Jug
bowling under the window; eat in the a"ey .
colored serensde 10 the shanty over the ways .
tOothaehe and pig trying to get in 81 the DaeK
~ ~. !.
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h u II G. E e. A l. Il E n =,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, fa
Commission & Produce Merchants,

H u RIG e & A l. Il e n (,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, ia
Commission & Produce Merchants,
''sfa- '- ''-r 20 AND DEALERS IN 5a- ..-al.
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C,
COR. OF COLLEGE AND SPRING SITS, NASHVILLE, TENN
VETE are reeeptOf large we'll assorted of
w Groceries Liquors &C. to which we invite the attention
= ,ss. a.= IT, Sugars. s.-5-. b. .g.E.
100 Dds \ and Philadelphia Coffee Sugar
Powdered sugar sa s5 bbis Baitil,ore and Phadel-
phia Sugar.
49, ---' ". Coffee. ,1'f
500 sacks Rio coffee, Is do 0. G.Java Coffee,
100 do Laguyra do u ..'i ..a@ 1851.
80 9es New Molas, % ten gallon kegs Gold Syrup,
iO ~ Ten 1- gan IS SECS 40 Sundries.
$50 boxes Star Candles, 200 dOz Psinted Buckets,
go Z do do - IS nests Painted Tabs 1s
900 do do $50 dozen Washboards,
$50 boxes Tallow de 90o doz Brooms, = asa 81
100 Pearl Starch 50,U00 assorted Cigars
eiar do Bar SOAP, IS bxs smoking Tobacco
IS chests Green Tea; 500 do Manufactured de all
20 a. Peprer, IOobxs CARROTS snuG,
10 bales Ginger, l. 81 . 5Okegs SHOT, assorted sizsi
100 casks New Castle Soda s5 do Bar Lead;
100 bxs do do RPaPers, z bFs Mason's Backing;
2casks Dutch Nader; = $50 do Window Glass:
25 kieycesif Rice, 500 bbls Kenhaw- Salt,
LIQUORS. -.s-.
800 bs Deans Whisky, 900 bbls best Robertson county
100 do Eishires de WHISKY
{ IS do Wart L Cary de $50 Bbls Rye a Bourbon de
25 do Smiths old reserve do 100 Longwors CataSbs
20 or. pipes Sherry 4 Madeira Wine;
Wine; % = casks old Burgundy Pert
p IS pipes Jean louis Brandy Wins5 -7=sfErF
2 pipes Holland GiBi l so hAsk ChszpasRe, Winei
90 hbls Ale; ..- 10 bbls Vinegar;
IS casks London Porter; | '- re- 50 49,
With every other articles usually kept in the Grocery
Inc 1-s ljanl2l ID. Bulge 4 AL--EN.
= q Sol TRIMMINGS STORE. no..
OSCAR BIO HME d CO.,
. Have just opened at their stand --' --- 80
MOI Union stree
~ A,conpiete stock Of Far and Winter a.
DRESS AND MANTILBA TREMMINGS''
COMPRISING full assortment Of plain and figured Velvet
Ribbons, Gallons, Fringes, Buge Gnp. grape trimmings
Belts tons Braids Bugle Buttons, 81, &C. all OF which are
entirely and the best that could be got IN t eastern Markets
Tephin Merino and ShetIand Wool,
Embroidered BraIds silks, Crechet Embroidery and spool
broiey and Croteet iscompe, and larger IN variety
Quantity than ever. We also continue to Manufacture
Fringes, TaSSeIs, BGttOns5 COrsuS3 @css
To order usual and win try suit all and everybody
seplz-u .-.l.- n - - - ------------
/. go. - . WOOD SAWS. aF1-si. -H
vETE have an excellent Wood Saws and Saw Horses
Nv Collins and other brand Of Axes; go ytygLw
- s.5ys Plain and Ornamental Coal Scuttles; .-a
Vases, Csal and Cnder ShoYesi
-ff Fire Irons and Strands. OF all qualities; l i
1870. Hearh BrOUmE, Busters and Door Mats.
re- MACKENZIE & MIgCHIe,
nsyI4 $3.50 "a - ~ "a eoeGs strest :
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SInn REWlRn-

N ANYWAY from the subscriber the night sA ult
my negro boy, John. Said boy bright muatO, aged
IoUt IS yeaIS feet, inches height, rather
slender with straight black hair and hard distinguish from
white man. except by Close observers He good boot
r,.ker AMI uses his left hRHi altogether in pegging.
viii give $50 person who said boy and
lodge him Jail in this State, that get him 100
n srresled out Of the state. . GEO, STR0ED,
isn--lm Morrison Depot, Warren CO., Tenn.
said boy was we'll 81 hns appearance; hair medium
black Left Whiskers pretty all his face.
win no pass for white Can read and write
pretty vsn'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-20
an TER E TIN

ME have been authorized by parties in Virginia to dispose
REMNANT LOTS or TOBACCO
We hold, from
Twenty 10 Fifty Per Cent Lower
than they offered in this market Ahons thee
O'' ~ VI. 49, = FINE TOBACCO
sold and believing the idea good
concluded sell all Tie lots Of Cigars upon the
same terms, to naake for the largest stock o.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
held by any House. Those wishing avail them
selves Of a good thing will call earlyat .-,-
j. ". LANGLEY 4 cos
octS-u - Union
TNXCIFEMENT IN HAEANA.-Cigars at }. ".
Langley Co.'S who opening large select
great By WAC knows. Depits Fine SNUFF. Rose
and Macaboy. NV. LANGLEY & CO.,
janl5 -... Union street
ARD..-WaHtsd, 900 prime Lard, which
Il 4 highest Iuarket price, in cash, will be paid.
- ....r B. LANIER a CO.. a.a4s 3D.
dec9-2m Office with Carter, Will & Co.
StHANGIHAI MATCHES.--We have reduced the
- Jnce Of this best and cheapest Match
& are opening large assortment Of German Cigars
J. w. LANGLEY & co.
deci2 a. Union street
W5INE Virginia TOBACCO.--Capt z. Shultzh
Il sent large lotof kine tobacco.
J. " LANGLEY & co.
sep3 Agents Tor T. Shuts, and Islsey 4 Locker
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..a- SNYDER 81 FRIZZELL -r
ARE oPENIN TO-DAY,
CENTs' hne Calf Scotch Bottom Boots "a,
VI "A" Caters: A#I
Water Proof Boots;
Ladies Congress and Laced He'll Caters; ....-..
(" Black English Cloth thiek Sole Caters;
q 4" =" Congress 4 Laced Caters with Heelsi
Kid Boots, with and without Heels;
" Calf and Morocco Buskins;
Z" Slippers, wi Il and without HeelH
Misses and Children Calf Morocco and hid Boots
e Kidand Morocco Boots with Heels
Boys and Youths Shoes Of all kinds.
For Plantation Purposes.
Best Double Sole Brogans, 6-1I;
+" Thick Boots, GA;
- % Dutch Boots for Women; s-.E..r l.s--s -.r.
Boys and Youths Boots and Brogans; ....
Which we otter at low prices for cash o.
noy5-tf. No. p Pubic square.
NEW WHOLESALE GROCERY STORE
E BROWN. a. J. s NIznL-
......-. late 3. LrRier q e.
MIZELL, HOOPER & CO.,
wholesale GFOcers, Forwarding
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
.' ."- .....s
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LE0UORS, To-
BACCO, CIGARS, SNUFFS, 40,
Nos 6 and Market St, Nashville, Tenn.
VETE receipt large fresh stock all arti-
teutiOn Of the trade is directed.
IT To bash and puuctual dealers the
favorable terms solicit examination Of
II Orders solicited and filled the most literal terms
AN III r
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snELnY rIEpIcAL CoLLEeR.

49, SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGKsa--
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE. @,Esl8-s
SESSION OF ls9THE Fplsr Rss1LAs corssE o. Lss.ss
veal lajs, and viii continue i'll the ls 81 March, ensuing
wiz be given daring he month Or Oetoier.
=. - '>..- FACULTY. -,-.s..5.f
THOMAS L MADgIN, NJ p Prossssor Of Ansi'ay, lD's
JOHN FREDERICK MAY, H. D.. Professor q Prreipss and
DASJEE = WRIeHT' H. D Professor or Physoloy and p.
JOHN i. CALENDER. NJ D. Professor Of sIAsp sssais.
RICHARD o. cGRREY, NJ D.. Professor Or sFsieaI eisi.trv
E. b. mAsKISs, II. b. Professor Of Thsory ana Fssas Of
JOHN ?. FORD D. Professor IF OOs'srss asa Diseases Of
Women and Children; 7lis4
a. N. COMPTON, N. D.. Demenstratorof Anatsuyzi,
The City H0spitqJ upon the premises o. ts CsIlsys
Faculty which operations ssformea
aaiss nths IFs'qpes p The classa Clint
cal Lectures delivered. ~
S59 3 81, 2. lo FI ls9' my once, i
9s55ea3.i = fss sFsaairsd o'sones' g = =
Excellent board can be obtained FER se s0to wos
For further details or announ'aHe9,, , 1gPy 2
iyI7d&~tf le,naf lhs F.rslly.
CtOmFORTABLE HOUSE AND Tor ron
u SHE On iser,I cTs' as house $40, 90 st roasd ..
liberal Possession given IN 81 days Apply nioa
Bank. --- 6sns-tfl J. EMtKaAE, Pre-
-----Il-7 ; - REMOVAL.
JAMES ID. LEHMER & co.,
EEAvE removed their large sbd eomnodo1s WsrsAouses,
Nos 81 and 81 esrSec1nd street. between Flhshd Race,
Square old they
purchase and sci all kinds o. Puiues and hsruhanis, cad
10 q general Commission and FsrEardinx Business.
Consgnments and Orders win have pronp persoHi atsaon
u = Refer to Nashville Aercaahts enerally
Is Cincinnati, Jan.4 ialg-lln ----l---- A.
--.- .... ASSIGNEE,s SALE. 80 VI
as Tuesday, January s5, ls59 VIII sell u sncsa. the
steamboat. X. her engines, tackie G furHi
lure As she nov sharf at Shisnu' Eearzy. The
stevenson Of light drAHght les han three ysrs ga
M and thoroughly aife October tstand has all ne
figgng and tackle NECESSARY boat 81 her class
Terms Of Sale.--fhe boat Eli b sod oA credit %
thre six nine feen and eighteen mouths notes made
1yabe m he southern Bank Of Kentucky, Sithl4u
m or more enaosers each, saii end0rse IN - Esen %
either KSHtusky or tennessee T. K hA4hEsi-
&On 000 Stock 10 he EsHtuqAy Coal Company ior
ia Apply al 81 NorA Cherry 81 IrIytiass-5t
VIRGINIA TOBACCO,
N BOXES Of pure Virginia Tobacco, Just recTe9 dreet
5DU froH the manufactures o. Lynchburs, y
GRESHAM & HBFPABEH,
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-20

LADIES' FINE SHOES.
''' r'H'r Additional Supplies.
Ladies' Congress Kid Heeled Kessuth Boots ...
do putfOnet do do Boots;
do White Satin Slippers;
B. ID. DO Congress and Lace Winter Caters;
Misses Kid Heeled Wet Boots '.--
+ do Goat DO do do &c, &c
Just received at a College street.
JOHN RAMAGE.