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Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04
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A THIS OFFIC E-An excellent SUPER
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W NJ out complete newspaper Office. mh29
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

This machine combines many useful improvements,
and was pronounced by the Committee the greatest
invention of the kind One of the above mentioned
cni La ST sensnn. nNnr
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VIII please give US their orders.
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The Great Wonder of tie Nine
teenth Century.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

| Says the ST. Louis C1o) Democrat Below we pub.
lish letter to Dr. Wood, Of this city. from gentle
man In Maine, which speaks glowingy of the superior
merits Of his hair tonic. Such evidence must have its
eject when coming from reliable source. II cer-
icaes guarantees Of truth, the DR.. needs en-
comiums nor useless puiery from the press;
BATH, Maine, Jan. 20, 1856.
Professor O. J. Wood & Co.,
GentlemeA-Havng my attention called a few
months since to the highly beneficial effects of your
hair restorative was induced to make application Of
IL upon my own hair, which had become quite gray,
probably one-third white my whiskers were Of ths
same character. Some three months sine procured
bottle Of your hair restorative, and used it, soon
found it was proving what had wished 1 used II
about twice IA week. have since procured another
bottle, of which have used some can certify
10 the world that the gray white hair has totally
disappeared, both on my head and face, and my hair
has resumed its natural color, and believe more soft
and glossy than ii has been before for twenty-five
years. l am now sixty years old my good wife at
the age of ftytwo has used it with the effect.
The above notice deem due to you for your valua-
bic discovery. am assured that whoever will rightly
use, per directions, will not have occasion to
radict my statements. lam citizen of this city and
a resident here for the last fifteen years, and am
known to nearly avery here and adjoining towns.
Any you may make of the above, with my name
attached at your service, wish preserve the
beauties of nature in Others as well myself.
l am, truly, yours A. &. RAYMOND.
BALTIMORE, Jan. %, 1855.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Professor Wood-Dear Sir Having had the misfora
lose the best portion Of my hair, from the ef
fects Of the yellow fever, in New Orleans in 1884,
was induced % make trial of your preparation, and
found it 70 answer as the very thing needed. My hair
is now thick and glossy, and no words can express
my Obligations to you in giving the afflicted such
treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON.
The undersigned, Rev J. X Bragg, is a minister in
regular nndinv, and pastor of the orthodox Church
at Brookield, Mass. lie is gentleman of great in
auence and universally beloved.
VII. DYER.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
(FoRMERLY THE HAUN HoUsE)
Corner of D and Third Streets,
MARYS WILLIE.

A FOUR STORY BRICK BUILD
IA ING, with front Of one hundred and sixty feet
with verandahs encirclng the same, parallel with each
story.
Fhe above House Is situated in the centre Of the
business portion of the city and was built and fur
nished for first class Hotel, and such has no su-
perior on the Pacific coast
There are no dark rooms or corral In the building
All the rooms are light and well ventilated.
Having recently purchased the above property,
have made extensive improvements in the building
and re-iurnished the same in superior style. l am
now enabled to offer the public first class Hotel at
prices that will suit the times.
The entire establishment will be under my personal
supervision having determined not to reut any por-
ton of the premises.
The house will be kept open at all hours and rooms
reserved for the travelling public arriving by the stea-
mers and coaches.
Board per week ...s7OO
Board per week. according to room) $40, sl2, $t5.
SiiSie hlediS. .....-..... 90 cts.
Lodging per night. so cents, 20 cents, 81 90.
decl4-my LEE McGOWN, Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04
F. B MURDOCH, Ch. Committee

We shall manufacture for the present harvest,
FIFTY MACHINES OF THE ABOVE DE-
SCRIPTION,
And are ready to receive orders for the same Par
ties wishing to purchase.
CLIPPERS OR HEADERS,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04
MOWERS AND THRESHERS

The Committee appointed to examine and repor
upon Reapers, Threshers and Mowers, and Agrcultn.
raj Implements report that We have examined the
GRAIN CLIPPER INVENTED BY MR.. Il. PECK NJ
Santa Clara county, called "Peck's California Gin.
per-" and saw it operating in grain fields. The Ma
chine cuts swath Nine Feet Four Inches IN width.
has an apron elevator the width of the length of
the knife, which carries up an angle of about forty
five degrees the grain cut Off, and throws it into an
other apron elevator about two feet wide and run-
ming at right angles to the first elevator, and drops
the grain into wagon that alongside the Clip
per to receive it. The Clipper requires four horses to
prOpel it and one man TO direct it, and three wagons
to receive and haul away the grain, and driver for
each wagon and to unload it, and hand to load the
grain in the wagon while it receives il from the CliD-
per- requiring only five hands in ALL / will cut and
stack TWENTY FIVE ACRES DAY when the grian
stands up.
1t has reel, and will gather grain WE'LL even if it
ncnes at angle of forty-fve degrees in an oppo-
site direction from which the machine is moving. 1t
will cut within three inches of the ground or three feet
high, and can be elevated lowered instantly and
without stopping the team and gathers the grain SO
ceany and perfectly that hardly head Is left on the
ground. The machine rests on two main wheels, each
of which has a cog wheel fastened into the spokes
about midway between the rim and the hub. One
wheel drives the elevators and reel, and the other the
sickle. The machine is OF the most simple construc-
ton; examining it will wonder why such invention
has not long ago been in We do not hesitate to
say that this machine EXCELS ALL OTIlELS greatly
it, simplicity of construction, being less liable to
get out of order in durability, in ease in operating,
IN the quantity of grain will cut, ana the excellent
manner in which it performs its work.
In plain truth, in judgment Of the Committee Il
is the best machine for farm ever invented and as
it was invented by Of our own citizens we re-
commend that it be called "E. peck's Santa Clara
County Grain Clipper
We recommend first premium to be awarded to
Mr.. 4. Peck, for his Santa Clara County Grain Clip
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UNITED STATES HOTEL
CORNER c AND THIRD STREETS,
MARYSVILLE.
Stokes & Shields. s.....................Pr Proprietor

Aa@a THE Propretors would respectfully inform
l9kEM their friends and the public that they have
.ssHRH Gently, at great expense fitted up this new
EAskA Hotel in style unsurpassed by any house in
the city, and prepared to accommodate all
who may desire good living, well ventilated room,
good bed.
Mr.. Stokes is well known asv..e former proprietor
of"CLarley' Restaurant" where he acknowledged
as the best in the cty his reputation is there
fore, most favoraby established. His old friends are
respectfully invited to call at his new house.
4 Il Il u s
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

Oh. WOOD & CO, Propretors 444 Broadway, New
York lin the great n. Y, Wire Railing Estabishmen)
and ia Market-st., ST. Louis, Mo.
Sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal
ers.
eSy@ PARK & WHITE San Franci SEQ, Wholesal
Anenls for CalilnInia and Oregon. ap4-l lY-eod-chq
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-06

TIE EVERLASTING PIANo.--A writer to the CleVe-
land Herald thus speaks of the pianos that FL the
streets of that city with melody through the open
parlor windows Of summer evening:
started to go up Euclid street; from the window
Of No. - on the right maiden lady Of certain age
and very uncertain voice, attempts to induce some
one to whisper what thou feelest," while at the
same time from No. - on the other side young
Miss is advising Miss Lucy "tO take her time"
rush on at No. -on the right two young ladies
with much voice and less knowledge Of Sofegio are
trying to attract attention by screaming Clear
me, Norms"-snd their brother vita no very clear
conception of either harmony or tempo is founder
ing through the accompaniment.
passed on and at No. "A young lady was i'm
ploring some one to Come, on come with me- !"
over some kind Of sea, while just opposite am told
that some ore is " Ever dreaming Of me, while
another informs me that Fierce flames are raging
and she RACES while she tells it, and yet another
with nasal voice is swelling on that " Ponderous "
song of Gentle Annie us anything but gentle by
this time for the terrible thing has bsen fddled,
sung blown, Whistlsd, tooted, and ground till the
ear fairly aches in vain attempts 10 receive and carry
that terrible upper third in the third measure to the
typanum.
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ELECTION OF ATTORNEY GENERAL AM
REPoRTER ron TIE STATE.

REP02TER FOR THE STATE.
DURsUAET 70 iasrse'iSns from he eOy:rnss Of the State
election for Attorney General and Reporter for The Stats,
I'll the oeAsOned By the resignation Of John L. T.
The following persons have been sppOnte JUICES Clerks and
Receivers for election Wards
Precincts Where have been le the receivers
votes requested to hll them
DlstrictNoI lst Ward Judgss-G Jones' John ootart,
John Beatty RecsHeJ n, H0bbs clerkp-J' j. Everett
Cd Ward Suds.s-r j. Halle W. H. Townsend, NJ. NJ.
MOnohan ReceiverW P Downs; olerSs-John Sloan, jr,
Sd Wal. Judges-L H LAnier, B. s. Weller, W. L. Boyd,
ReceiyerJOhn Reddick clerks-Jas A. Mclaughlin, " B.
an Ward Judges-John Martin j. ". Fslts B. H. Brown;
Receiysr-g n AeKanSsr cIsEksJS Iri7hls,g + 5rCSI
Reeeivs-can0n Tucker olsrksJOhn H. ourrey II. NJ
Oh Ward Judges 10 Fraucis, Thos W. Chiffon, v. A.
Baugh; Receiver "A. W. Pyle; clsEksWn. hinton, NJ L.
IN Ward Judses-wm A. Davis Isaac Paul, John cOrbiH
Receiver-Wn "a White; clerks-Jon MeKeh, JOAN Tanks
Sin Ward. Judees-wm HARRISON O. n cOnrer, NJ c. Cot.
ton; Receiver G. Dobson olerksPzck BlunkAl, George
District NO. Judges-JOhnJ oOrIsy T. NJ Patterson W.
O. pR aaass W h.,o, so.
| Mann; ReceIver-Wm. Dobsou a-Hr
District No 4Thos B. Page EleaEsr Hamilton W. c. bod
District No s. jndges-wD r. Cartwright j. K Edmond
| son, J. J. D Shumats. Recelveg--A. G. Rowe.
Rsceiver-JOel A. Battle.
District No. J. JudgssJohn p. Hope " K WAR. Ra
District No g. Judges-W Ramsey, Daniel carmack Jas
Rainsi ReOeiYer-A. j. Ramsey.
District No. 2. gudges-W. II. Hagans Thos 3, Johnson
Andrew Gregory ReceiveF-W, B. Lueas.
District No 10 Judges-sAn Manning W. P. Harding H.
| Hawkins; Receiver ohm @. Barrow.
District No. IL. VIM Edmundson, Henry Compton, Allen
4 Cotton; Receiver VIM Gotten.
District No. is. JudEes-Jesse Jordan \. Watkins,
\ Joslin. RecelYer-Aris Brown.
District No. Il. Judges-Jas. L. Greer H L. Perch SHELTON
| Demoss; ReceiVer-W. G. Smith.
District No l5 JudgesJOhn g. Pchard, Thos. J. Allison,
| Joel Mays; Receiver Moses Greer.
District No. D. Judges-N, aohson, A. Q. White 9. Il.
Peach ReceiverJames Russell CerkJas Lndsley Jas.
| Trimble Brown.
| District No. 10. Judgos-w H. Hsmbln, ". B. Hudson,
John Taylor; Recever-Jack Gee.
District No. 20. Judges-Wm @. Hail, W. n. Dsmukes Jnc.
h Cartwright; Receiver WIN. Luton
District No. 81. Jss. Marlborough NV BaIlOWe ". B. Ew
ing; Receyer.D P. Lanier.
District No. ga Judgesueo. Gill, @. w. Walker, Gilbert
Marshall; Receiver-Abd shay.
District No g. JudgeB 2. Drake D. Ralston Lewis Will
| lIams; Observation-Disclosures H Hyde.
District No. a. Judg-J @. B. Carney Thos. Bysor
| Graves; Receiver G'tine Garrett
JAMES n. HINTON,
Iunel7-d Sheriff Of Davidson County.
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RxpIorrs o. 4 Nonan ~ soIrrn1No. Psri

EXPLOITS or A WOMAN AT soLFERINo.-A Paris
paper gives the following account Of brave VIVIAN
disre:
Madame Cros. vivandiere Of the foot Chasseurs,
pretty woman Of twenty-five, and wife Of one Of
the ohasseurs, requested permission Of her husband
who was in the reserve, 10 follow the attack, and
assist she wounded az S1ferino. Taking with her
q key Of brandy, q csnteen of water and package
Of linen and hat she fcrFsrdinto the thick Of
the fight, needless OF the bullets and dressed tae
wounds Of many Of the men. and among .hem that
Of the Cent Garde. who struck in the head
when close to the Emperor. short time after she
saw Of the chssseurs lying on the ground,
wounded in the side. She stopped down and gave
him some water, with few Drops Of brandy in H.,
While the vas drinking a ball broke her little
finger, smashed the glass, and killed the man.
Madame CrJs thenIprooeeded to the ambulAncs to
have her wound dressed, and while on the way saw
. soldier named Richie both Ct whose legs had been
perforated BY ball. Being wounded nerseh she
could not lift the up, but she adopted another
expedient. She stopped down, and, telling him 10
clasp both his round her neck, 10 that manner
she dragged him 10 the ambulance. o. the follow
ing day Madame Cros was told by the surgeon IN Il
her fneermu be amputafed. ''Weil then, saidshe,
do il at ence and the operation effected with
oul her uttering word. Some rings on her middle
finger, which were broken by che ball, were alter
wards presented to the Emperor, to whom the cOnr-
aeeous conduct OF the eantiniere was related.
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A sEvrnE SENTENCE The Arisonian, published

A sEvERE SENTENCE The ArzOnian, published
at Tucson, ArizOuia Territory, in its issue Of the
18th nit, contains the following:
Private Alenson Bently, Of company, 1st dra-
goons, convicted Of desertion and horse stealing,
was sentenced by the court martial lately in session
at Fort Buchanan, to receive fifty lashes with cow
hide, well laid on the bare back TO be confined ct
hard labor until January, 1862, heavily irOned, to
forfeit all pay due him, TO have his head shaved,
and be branded With red hot iron with the letter
D, to be drummed out Of the service and receive q
dishonOrable discharge. Privstes Rice, Donovan,
and Young were also tried and sentenced to be
whipped and drummsd out Of the service, but the
commanding officer Of the department, in accord
ance with the Recommendation Of the Court remit
ted their punishment and restored them to duty.
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IMPORTANT FAcr.-A French cook has stated that
there ere precisely one hundred and lhrty-one diff
ferent kinds of wine which gentleman may put
upon his table without blush.
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The last man who tells his story from Pixies Peak
is Detroit man, who went out last March with
seven others, dug through the entire gulley, and
was entirely gulled, $3.50 per diem being the high
est amount made. As bacon cost so cents pound
and -four was $25 per hundred, not much could be
realized at the above rate Of esrning,
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9aiIp Onion & 9mtrIfsn


Love,s Phases.
There is smoothness Of vsrsifcatiOn, ss well IS
beauty Of sentiment in the following lines:
The SIGH Of Love that silent steaIs
From young hearts warm and true,
Il sweet q when the Spring reveals
Her roses vet with dew.
TIE tsar sf Love. at parting hour,
Is aad-but oh how sweet
When young Affection owns It's power
At eve, when lovers meet.
The smile Of LoTe-so ford, 50 dear,
Rurs As the nieht-slar shines;
Bright the new bora gem appears
IN Ikdas rarest mines.
The hope of Love-ohi be It blesu
For Love Of Hope was born;
HOPE is the dawn Of passion chastes
And Love the risen
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J. IYLEs, eco. N. HITcHINGG
LYLES &HITC Kings,
SLAVE DEALERS,

no. 50 Cedar Street, Nashville, Tennessee,
VKTILL at all times, buy negroes suitable Or
w leans Markets We invite all persons who have
TO sell to give US call juy22
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Wheat! Wheat!


100000 .s Ss S s y psd S r Sass
tan will briBz their Wheat early As possible
While the river up from IS to 20
than ship Railroad and the orders doubt will
sdraW when shipments be made river Those
ing hold their Wheat, will sofe months, free c
Arge receipt for farmers Sacks on hard con-
tain same. II. 8. FRENCH & SON.
rfna1S
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kirkpatrick, NeVins a. Co.,
REOEITYYG, FOR WARDLEG AND Wholesale
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET TREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
HAVE in store large and complete assortment
II 4 Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all grades;
Molasses, in barrels and half barrels;
Coffee, large and complete stock;
Ralsins fun stock, with Yeas Candles, sardines, MACK
erel Glassware. asso Peeans with all Gro
sles usually kept in tie Grocery line Our stock Of
RRANDIES, WINES, WHISKY, &C.,
We think cannot be surpassed in this any other market
stock Of goods now in store invite the attention Of
the trade.
maJ9s-ts KIRKPATRICK. NEyNs Co
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A Fine Country ResIdence for sale,

A EIne UOuntrY kesIdence Tor Sale.
TTAVING determined to carry my Negroes to the South,
will sell about Three or Four Hum Gsss4A
dred Acres OF Land, being part Of the tract up so
which reside, situated good Turnpike Road
thirteen miles from Nashville in OF the neghbor
Williamson county. Soilequal any State For
particularly the premises, to A. " g. Lindsey
In Nashville
sep9-dd P. A.PEkEINe,
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Snyder a FRfzzeIl,
RE just in receipt Of new ana elegant Goods
"a In their line, consissing Of
Ladies' ane Brown Lasting Congress Heel oaiisrsi
DO DC Black do &c DO
do do do Congress and Lace do DO
do do French KID Slippers
do dc do do q with heels;
do do White Satin and Kid Caters;
do DO do do do Slippers.
ALSO.
Msses' Congress and Laos Hsei Caters
do do do Xii Lace Heel Galters and Roots;
do Kid Heel Boots;
do do do Slippers;
Children's Kid Heel slippers;
dc do de Boots
Also:
Gents hre Calf Pump Sole boots;
dc do do do DO Caters:
do Patent Leather assorted Caters;
do do do do LoS Quarter Shoes;
do do Calf 40 do
do do Lasting Oxford Ties.
do do do Congress Gaitera;
The above all made oes and Of the very best
N TCalI al No: q Public Square.
fune23 SNYDER FRIZZELL.
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Rich Fancy BOnnetS.
on ALIGN e AD q co..

AIG H A ID q OO.s
Hardware,
soPUBLTC SQUARE, KzSRTILLE, 7EEHKSSEE.
TAMEs b. CRAIGHEAD having purchased the entreinteres
Of WIN H. MINCHIN, in The business OF Craighead
Mnchn alone authorized the name OF the late hTm
Iauidap and will continue the business the old stand No
- Public Square, under the title above NAYS
H.. aLAscocK. 6. {. EEwsOM. W. T. sAkRkTT
n. 10. GLASCOCk a. co.,
- College street, Nashville Tenn.s next door 70 me
Bank and agents for the purchase and sale Of
real ESTATE
Renting Houses and Land i'm the City or
Country,
Will Collection Of Claims
NEGOTIATING LOANS, &c.s &c'
ely,
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n. cHEATHAM. &. zEATHAM.
NJ. q e. +. CHEATHAH,
WH0LESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAIss,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER or COLLEGE, AND OH9RCH STREETS,
Nashville, Tennessee
XE7E areust receipt Of large and we'll selected stock Of
w Groceries, liquors, Consisting in part follows:
$50 bids Sugar, all grades genuine Havana Cigars
go b0ls choice Molasses $40 kegs Nails, assorted;
100 do do 100 dozen Painted Buckets;
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; 50 nests Tzhs
100 bbs Powdered, Crushed and 10 bbs English Wanutsi
Loaf Sugar; 1G bbls pecsns;
E0 boxes Star Candles; 10 bills RilherB.
100 boxes tobacco, assorted
FINE BRANDIES, WINES, aOs
Is i Y i choice French Brandiesi
20 i casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Winesj
$50 baskets best brscis Champagne;
so boxes Scovil CIaret,
100 b5shns Robertson County WhisEyI
2s bbls pure old Rye do
5 do do do Bourbon do
And also large stock Of Common Whisky American Brandy.
Gin, &c.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard and Sycamore Powder Tia
derSEsd Icing the only Agents Nashville Of the Manufacturers,
would call the attention Of the Merchants Tradesto their
large stock Of Powder on hand IN Magazine for sale
900 kegs Dupont Rife POWDER 1000 kegs Hazard Blasting Pow
500 dc dc DC DO DO 5000 G Es. syeAmsr. Blasting
5000 kegs Hazard do do Powder;
SEQ x do do $50 ceses Of Powder, assorted
5000 kegs Dupont Blasting Pow 50 bills Toy eckfOrd Co.,
ianl1 N. &. 4. ?. CHRATHAh, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS FOB
DuPontsPowde-; Joy, BickfOrd Co.'S Safety
haLAre 40 buse'
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T. G. BURoE GEo. C. AGirE
B U GE& ALI EN-


b U II G e & LIE IN.
WHOLEsALE GExOCEBs,
Commission a Produce Merchants,
DEALERS IL
BRANDIESs WINES, CIGARS, &C.,
COR. OF COLLEGE AND SPRING SITS, NASHVILLE, TENN
ME receipt large and we'll assorted stock Of
w Groceries Liquors, &C. which invite the attention
Sugars.
80 hhds Louisiana Sugar, $50 bbs Baltimore LousAnu
100 bbls Y and Philadelphia Coffee Sugar:
Crushed Sugar, IS bbls Bal timore and Louisiana
so hbls and PhIladelphia Loaf sugar;
Powdered Sugar; IS bbls Baltimore and RhilzIsl.
phia D Sugar.
Coffee.
SEQ sacks Rio c0ass, IS DO o.a. Java Cores,
100 dc Laguyra do;
$50 bbls New MOasss, 50 gallon kegs Gold. sy1upl
200. y bbis do % bbls do do
100 ten gall kegs do l-.
300 hbla Deans Whisky, goo best Robertson county
100 do Wishires do Whisky,
IS do Ward g. Cary $50 bills Rye 4 Bourbon do
5 do S2s old do 100 bxs LongWorths CataEba
20 or. pipes Sherry & Madeira Wine;
Wine; 90 / casks old Burgundy Port
pipes Jean Louis brandy; Vine
pipes Holland Gin; so bask Champagne Wine;
bills Ale: 10 bbls Vinegar
Is casks London Porter; ra
Together with every other articles ke2tin Grocery
Inc. Ljaal2l BURGE ALLEN.
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Fresh Arrivals.
FRENCH CORSETTS, WHITE AND COL
ORED mUSQUITO NETTING.
OtoTToN AND LIsLB THREAD SHIRTS, DRAWERS, and
Z i many other desirable Goods, just reeeyedat
FURMAN a. CO.'S
WHOLESALE DEALERS & IMPORTERS,
NOS PUBLIC SQUARE
iupel0-Qm
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MACGREGOR q BANKHEAD,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IS CarOndeIet street,
N e w OrIe m s.
JAMES BANKHEAD L CO.. Nashville, Tennessee, wiIlmaks
ID cash advances Cotton TG5aeeo, and other Produce ship
ed to the above house. tOctS-tf
10. EDWARDS. K. aILKEsOE. 4. pc DwARDs.
EDWARDS. GILKES0N & Co.,
iSueoessors TO 10 EdWards.l
Wholesale 6 rOce rss Com mi sion Merchants
Dealers I'm Fire BFandieS, Wines,
CIGARS, &c:,
Corner College and Church Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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JUST II EIVED
CHAT ES BERT 8 ON's
No, IT, Market Street,
LARGE assortment Of German, French, English Amen
can Toys SteFeoscopes c Paper Balloons, from
nine feet in diameter will be sold cheap either wholesale retail
Rnn BOXES Fire Crackers, TorpedOes and other Fir.
lUU Works
FINE Assortment Of Nuts, Of all kinds Paradise Nuss,a
N article in this Market Ralsins Figs Prunes C-on
cursntS, Oranges, Lemons, &c.
RLAcK and Green Teas, Spices, &C., Just received.
DICK1Es Preserves Oysters LObsters sardines Fresh Sal
i mon, &C., Just received.
TTE manufacture all kinds Of Candy and seit cheap
dsca-dIy CHARLES ROBERTSON
SOUTHERN PORTABLE PLANTATION
Corn Feed and Flour in MIL
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P. 4 c. ANDERSON,
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