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superstltlons Of Z To 0ldsn Time.v

!. Whoever reads epitaphs loses bis memory.
2. Yarn, spun by girl under the age Of ssven
years possesses extraordinary virtues Linen made
Of it furnishes the best bandages for gonty PATIENTS
and when wrought into garments forms complete
coat OF mai-not only against tho bullet and dagger
but even against the more formidable operations Of
Mitchcalt Nay the very yarn itself can be wound
8. When mouse gnaws gown some misfortune
may be apprehended.
4 When stranger enters room be should be
obliged to seat himself were it only for moment as
he otherwise takes away ssleep with him
s.. The growing Of hen indicates some approach
ing disaster
6. Whoever sneezes at an early hour either hears
some news or receives some present the same day.
7. Women who sow fax-seed should. during the
process, tell some COMPOUNDED es otherwise the yarn
will never bleach white. Co. Is this the origin Of the
phrase 1phite lies p IS $500 s. 80
s. Beggars' bread should be given to children who
are slow in learning to speak.
9. When women are stufing beds the men should
not remain in the house otherwise the feathers will
come through the ticks. .,4.,qs.,s. 5.--+..ss
child.
IL. If child less than twelvemonth old be
brought into cellar, he becomes fearful.
IL. The first tooth cast by the child should be
beautiful teeth.
10. A child grows up proud il suffered to look into
mirror while less than q twevemonth old.
Il. TO eat while the bell is tolliug for funeral
l5. The following are omens OF death: A dogs
scratching on the floor, or bowling in particular
manner, and an owls hooting in the neighborhood
of the house. Sssf9
16. Buttonng coat awry, or drawing on stock
ing with the inside out causes matters to 20 wrong
during the day.
II. White specks on the nails are lucky.
Is. He who has teeth wide asunder must seek his
fortune in q distant land. sA sTsii IN
10. He who proposes removing into new house
must send in beforehand bread and new broom.
20. Domestic harmony must be preserved when
washingda comes, in order to ensure ine weather
which is indispensable, as that ceremony is generally
performed out Of doors. 10
81. When children play soldiers on the roadside it
~. Whoever finds fourrleaf trefoil (shamrock)
should wear it for good luck.
Is. By bending the head to the hollow Of the arm
the initial letter of the name Of ones future spouse
is represented.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20
Il. P.JANvIER, Secretary.
NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD:
Large First Glass illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

The EsgTP yeHps Of hi; 0ssga and popular Weekly
aging prospects. !, will at tha, time, be
and several new and sdea which, together
with IT'S handsome pictorial illustrations must increase its
q s., hessS,se will he leading
worthy of the desires foster Every
Of s0n b ire will receive due sn,s
era farm managsnent PROMULGATED as have been tested by
s9ntribuIos are constantly writing for this department Of the
exeelen. Horticultural and Pathological iniormafon and is
sG pn S's
''a' 'l' a'I'Di Mrs. I. VIRGINIA FRENCH
I 81 ns @ tine
her many admirers and welcome extended the
f2asay
appear in the Homestead" for 1883 from the of Mrs
T. will continue
News summary Of Foreign and Domestic events will
n,egenee he eonsesea a.
%Rkf nit be
ke Reports for 1859 the editors determined their
". naw ~ Nv the seathern People. -. ),
Gs a M v nelas e.
in ask
vino w to Il for an and Family
and furnish to his family interesting and useful readng give
the cSoIthe m, H lone his SUPPORT
FORM AND TERMS-The Southern Homestead is pub.
shed weekly, each nrmbsr containing eight large pages
printed in the handsomest STYLE and plenday embeshed
with engrayngs at the following e,ms-nvaraby
One copy 81 year six copies S0 copies s5 land
ira copy to the person getting up the Club Address
L. p. WILLIAMS Il CO.,
4. Nashville Tenn
H-send for specimen numbers, prospectvses Make
up Clubs Immediately. dr. 3ptf
>RRRo G. nLEAkLEx. So ANDsl RAMpARf
0 street, manufacturer Of Carriages Buggies Spring
S& Wagons, etc. Fire Engines rebuiit Repairing is
oil the branches done stths shor test notice iab II
I ANDING-FROM SHIP SOUTH AMERICA, from
II Bordeaux
lO3 packages Brandy-"Union Of the Propr.etors Of
La Jarrie''
SO casks Claret-good ordinary.
80 hampers Bottles-l00 each
30 bills White Wine Vinegar
For sale by $500 .
GRATIAA, COMMAGERE & CO.,
d23 70 Cust9mhouse street.
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Discretion in speech h more than elcsasnes.
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A lady, expressing wish in the presence Of her
son, boy of five years, that abe had something to
read which she had never read before, the boy ex-
claimed, take your Bible mother.n -
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We are afraid that lady who uses rouge to coun-
terteit blush must be conscious Of cause for blush
ing. lgs 37,t7-5l7'. - .
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The man who builds a house that he has not the
means to pay for simply provides home to run away
from. slst y -
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Oreans.S
remembered that this 18th March, 1855 before me-
subscriber Justice of the Peace in for aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President
YER Of the Louisiana Munal Insurance company of
New Orleans who being duly according to lay,
and that the above true and
correct transcript from the books of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, Presiien
Il. P. JANFIER, Secretary.
Swornte and subscribed before this March,
A.. D. 1855 C. NJ. BRADFORD
Second Justice of the Peace for The Parish Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have to interest Of s1
per cent. the outstanding certificates Of profits,
and after the second Monday in May and redeem
and after that date the scrip issued OF the year 1856 reservng
hundred Thousand dollars and they have further declared
scrip dividend of FOETY-fWO PER CENT. on the net
earned of the year ending February 80 1883 for
which certificates will be issued after the frat day Of
June, 1858. CHARLES BRIGGS President.
A. CARRIERE, Ves President.
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and from q inches stroke and rating IL 25 horse
power with chimnes blowers complete THIS
i st, THE ONLY , sTEAM ENGINE MADE WHICH HAS
PARTS, BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE, FOR CLEANING
and conclusive evidence of its superior popularity
is in the fact that upwards of ONE THOUSAND them are
in use, with constantly increasing sale by
S. H. GILMAN,
dT 3m&W 70 Grayier street New Orleans
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LEGAL NOTICES,

sEeosP s psfsc1 VINCENT
NOTlCE Is hereby given to the creditors Of
this Estate and to all other herein Interested 10
If they have or why the presented by tie
Curator Of this estate should be homoiogated and
proved and the funds distributed accordance herevith
By order Of the Court. ,t
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DEgs5.yE cogE De p,s.Rrcr. SUCCESSION DEJ;v1N
A WIS est par lie present donne auI cream.
cies de la ssde succession toute
celia peu concerner 6avo deue dix ous dater de
la presene publication les rasons esquelles compile
lie Curateur de la dte Succession sera pont
ct hoologue les fonds raparts
conformemept dit compile. - :
Par ordre de la Cour 7-i.f.,-
jail Is 20 j. L. KELLY, Depute Grefier,
NOTICE To TAX PAYERS. within thnt
~ part Of the Parish Jefferson left bank under the jrs
dcion of the Police JuryEore hereby given to all
sons whether resident Of the Parish
left bank who liable to the payment Of taxes imposed
cordng to law for the year 1855 by the Police Jury Cor the
Of said Parish Of Jefferson, left bank, all anch Parish
taxes will be due TUESDAY the 18th day of March, 1859
that within thirty days thereafter tie said aid to
the undersigned Collector at his office in the Court House.
town Of Caollton in said parish that the undersigned will
there for the purpose of receiving ud lakes and all
n''s oa's Aforesaid from ~ O'Clock A. NJ to oe0ck
And further that at the expiration of said delay list of the
persons who shall have failed pay the by them
shall be drawn up by the undersigned Collector whose duty
shall be under the law seize and sell property the dein
quens to and satisfy the said taxes with and costs
thereon. =.
Parish of Jefferson, Town Of Garro.on. Jan 49, 1850
]. j. GUTIERREZ, Collector,
Left Bank Parish Of Jefferson
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SHERIFF's SALES.

rousfs w p,ssSls sss eoun1 JosEPH
AZ. ss esss
a6s s i Yssss. f.,
The ALfNE as Cd about Is years q iess
TEK sSsl q aD o. he ss spot
Sheriff Of Z K + fa han z 6sis.u.
Cog. % Drs'sr SIHis ssHssEE
ss s.s &c ss
s s.n; sssfs e . J.
re q T. .nt,s rs du Camp ct dss Nsg.ns
asss S.aslon q on sn
cosDI1Ioss-comDtsut 81 moment Dc adjudication.
t.so . fs7 An shsrif de i P.roisss e;oris4ns.
Bs.s'SssT It Is as,:.. s: ~
New Orleans the esuss vii proceed to s
d, 5ssa.9s % i s ssseP
An Furniture Movable Facets eou..t,.d in the pro-
Rss, s s RD
Office. - : = = 3 '''- ~ ~
TERMs-oash on the spot
E.T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
sr5IExE couE DE DisrRIor JOHN PAGE vs. PooLEY NJ
r Dc T. NSazss9r Liam. COL Co.Ne ssea
Neuyee Orleans dana cdeasus ep.ocederai 10 III n
pasqss 'ua CT
angie a.. Peps sas Il q
rics de cee VILE suvaus nvenare depose
dsfsndeur Waite. Nic,l .. sa.s dams as
coNDITroNs-comp.an az nom len. d. Naturalization.
j.so a2s Sheriff j. 4 P i d1ol1s.n.
Of Nsw Orleans: DITORS NO. 5,as5
y rs e x
ss go sz & Ia Il
s.1dy bills and By said nso
TERMs-Cssh on thss spot 5lT -
Sheriff of the +; Parish Fl 4 q I Orleans.
sesa s SEES
BE- EEhTT 1s, dun ossirs de vents rendu Z 10
ssss p.fst
Ss d rue d Camp e !. ass
Masasns pour ie comn.s dss srssncss Dc nsovsbls Ia
sPLIsIESRs BilLETs ooxrrss ! REcLAnATroxs,-
Dc IA oan %
coNDIrIoSs-comptan an moment Dc l'ssnse.:Ion. ii
la1s u 2lA2s Sheriff de IL Psroisss iorlsans.
SIKH Drsrncr couRr HANNAH orPENHRIMER, wife
New Ss!san. 8 lsase ssns ss vs. HEB Hus
3 +. IL i.
Orlea the above entitled cause proceed to sell at
public auction SATURDAY the 2d day January 1859
lD o'clock A. NJ my warehouse No. q Jefferson street.
| in the Second District OF this city -
lot Of fancy and dry goods Ter inventory filed in nv
| Office. - 49, - ~ - ~
Seized in the above suit. al as .g..-.. sst-4
| TERMS-Cash on the spot. y
/ EFT. PARKER,
| LID, r Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
sIxIExE cogR De DrsrRrcr7 HANNAH oPPENHEIMER,
Nonvsne Orleans. dit Epoun-No e,15a - e'-
| I'm yENTU dun writ de Meri fncias d moi
~ adresse Honorable sixee de District de Ia
dams atairs procedera i
gasin de depot sne Jefferson No g. dams e Deuxsme
District de cee ville la rente pubque ct adjudication
I'm lot de machundises ssches depos
mon bureau pour recours.
Sasi dams fahaire i-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de REHABILITATION
E. T. PARKER,
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-oFFIcEs OVER TEE BANK OF NEW
y Orleans. Apply at the Bank. ole
ENOR RENT-A VERY DESIRA ABLE FRONT OFFICE
on the second floor Of iron building 81 Camp street
Apply 70 GEO. VI. HYNSON 4 CO.,
Oh so Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS, within thu,
Parish of Jefferson Town Of Garroll.on Jan. 49, 1850
j. j. GUTIERREZ, Collector,
Left Bank Parish of Jefferson

Wis AUX CONTRIBUA8LES,d dams cette
paItie de la Paross de Jefferson rive gaiche sujette la
Jurisdiction du Jur de Polcs-Par 10 per-
sonnes Residences de la parosss Jefferson qu
sont enues paen ent de taxes imposee commencement
oi Pannee 1853 lie ur de Police de In parosss
rive iont notifies a9s les dtes
ours n suivront lie dit Is de mars les e evron atre
pages All collector soussgne. bureau la Naon
Cour dams Ia vile de Carroton dams In dte parose qua
eet dy receyor les dites taxes lie sousgne bureau
A. NJ. iusqu'a heures P, NJ. :.
Eft qua Respiration de deai ss des perssnnes qui
les tes taxes dresse par lie collecs
equel procedera confomement saisr vendre
appaIenant aux denquents saisare placement de
eur dites taxes, DIES interet OF les frais.
Paroisse Jefferson Vile de Carrolton janvier Is 1850
j. j. GUTIERREZ, Gollecteur
gtaw2U de Jeff i've Game a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20
RIcE MILLs-RlcE MILls-RICE MILLS

The best plan Of huling Rice tried is by the +
STEAM ARM RICE POUNDING MACHINE,
PATENTED BY JOHN TALON.
It will hull Ave bushels OF prepared Rice from 25 to IS
minutes according to the quality Of the Rice Mr. GEORGE
PATTERSON nj the Foundry and Machine Shop, Of
Deiord and New Levee Streets sole manu-
facture and sale Of the same.
New Orleans November II, lS5S mis- Iv
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Nsh OrIeans 4aiiu Grsst,nt,
= Frem the Musical World n ~.
An UNTOLD STORY.

4KZJ fz.
An UNTOLD STORY.
By FANNIE xALoNE RAYxosp.
The elders sats ia the arbor,
Enjoying the cool night sir, Il a Il q
And near themy . little maiden.
Blsck-eyed, with golden hair.
The elders gossip'd together,
And many tale Of old
Beginning Alb, remember p
Unto each other they told. ..s, Il
The river ran through the rushes,
FnMling liquid tone: .SsS,Ss.s8
- The nightwiud bEesthsd to NJ river
All the sweet seefets or Juoe.
Clear On the clustering wins 1aaves
Hung the cool essnfnG ~
Inc dark and dewy wins leaves
Inc listening neon loeksd thruuah.
What was the sveetest seoyy =. -
Breathed to the Iiseenire moon
Was it the night scandal
About the roses OF Juns7
Was 1t aught that the elders
Boosted Of youthful deeds
Was It the song Of the river !,
Was it the song of The reeds2
Oh, no the sweetest story
Under that moon, was told
In the smile OF the little maiden,
Black-eyed, with tresses Of guld.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.

II EAL ESTATE AWE1NO1s
MARK WALTON, No. 10 Bank Place,
Offers his services to the pnbe AGENT FOR THE PUR
CHASE, SALE and APPRAlsEMENT of REAL ESTATE.
He will take charge Of improved property Agent fer III
coll ect and invest remit the rens
attend the examination and correction Of assessment rolls
pay taxes, insurance, etc. jal 6a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-26
GREAT ATTRACTION. .
ExEcUrOR's SALE OF
LAND, NEGR OES, 60, &c.


pursuance OF the last Will and Testament Of CHARLES
a READY, Sen, deceased, 1 shall,
OM the 2Sd, gath and e5th Of Novsr next,
at h e residence In Rutherford county, sadyVile sell all
the balance OF the personality belonging 70 his estate, consisting
In part Horses Cows, Fodder, Corn Oats Cotton Cot
ton Gina, portable Grist MIL Wheat Thrasher and Fsn
Wagons, large lot Of Farming Usns Household aud Kich
en- fuTniturs, &o., together zith
lB NEGROES,
embracing Men, Wsuen, Roys and Girls Also, the Tract
Land on which he resued, containing about
500 ACRES,
and ga Of Cedar the vicinity These
aYoraby situated being and good turnpike roads,
Venient mills, churches post oce &C Tract
Of the best improved places in he county; Of unsurpassed
fertility, we'll WAterd and has OF the best mill sites Stone
River Nearly the entire tract s we'll enclosed $50 In
cultivation the bssnee we'll Imbred and large portion OF it
with There batter wheat, obae
in this latitude and Il sdmrsby adapted stock ais
Ing II will sold credit Of l. and years The Cedar
Lnd second for the santity and quality e. its cedar
timber It will Be sold In otsof 80 to 4O credit Of
and The negroes and ether property credit OF
months approved securities will required IN al
and retained the lsnl I'LL s Duehsss money Is
pebd CHARLES READY,
oot22-tE dllnsV 20 Executor.
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To correspepdenrs,

1t will great deal unnecessary trouble friends
In writing 70 Us, EiS beal in mir the following rnes
Always give the date Post Oce county and State in the body
of your letter.
Il wish the Paper changed from sce to another vs
both Offices in fall. --s
II you writs business and other matters write on separate
s9eeo o. paper, or different leaves Of one sheet
Letters and communications solicited upon such
and subjects be Of information public
AnonymoH Communications Of whatever character viii receive
attention, ~
Correspondents should write only upon side OF the paper
We cannot undertake to return rejected communications
All letters business should bs directed Messrs B.
EASTMAN CO., and personally either Of the Pro-
prietors
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-26
Public Sale OF Lots az
p EN- s A C. OIL A

TENHR unsssgnsd Trustees OF s Pe-aeoa Clay Company
having determined hold sale OF portions Of their lots
embraced In various parts Of their extensive prOpsry hereby
cola
The object Of ths sale which the rs Of series, Is to rai
the Of the remainder degree
with tho general Improvement Of Pensacola due
and early completion Of the Montgomery and Pen
sacola Rail Road Its various with Mobile, Colu
and the Northern Rail Roads
Terms Of payment third in third II year,
onehirJ in years in barring pcs interest
per cent Mortgage bonds Of the Alabama and
Foa Rail Road Company Of FOda viii be taken st par in
lieu of the notes,
ssconG la will place In due time when the Montgomery
Pensacola Rail Road shall haze further advanced To-
wards completion and when Its influence shall have been more
widely felt and acknowledged
CHARLES A. DAVIs,l Trustees Of the
sAM'L JAUDON, y Pensacola City
WM II. CHASE, Company.
Pensacola, ls5a fnoyll-dtdec9l
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HOUSE AND LOTFOR SALE.

B.H. Willis, s al. Elizabeth O. Childress, ct.
pursuance OF the County Court Of Davidson
county rendered the October term, 1852 in the above cause
will ale the houss in NAshville saturday
ID day house and lot Of gcInd High
Street. in the Southern Of the city Of Nashville The lot
fronts 4Y feet the East side Of said street. and bees
200 the Tennessee and Aahama Railroad fRs
house good with and il in good repair This
property in the free territory aud Is exempt from all taxes
itbelongs Caharue Wills decd, and sold
pay debts Of the estate and for distribution among the heirs
TERzsA eredi. ai and tFo with interest s be
gven eIcspt S400 sixty days
veil endorsed and payable in bank will be required, and lien
will De retained the payment Of said notes For rth
er particulars call on Nance & Woodward
P.R CHRATHAM, c. 4 NJ.
T. r GLAscocK Auctionesr. oet2s-dtd
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NJ nIurlreesbOro aIalltary Aeademy.
fSRfaia Lieutenant MN w. Il psIGHr gSE1s Principals

l------- g
KNHIs Insution has hstosrs conducted IN The Aca
demlc Building, opposi,e he Scale Female oollege In
creased application from Tennessee ssd 9th
States has rendered neeerf Barracks for the ae
commodsion of the Students fnr The mere tkorouRh en-
oement Of the systsE This sn 5 azt Of the State MArJ
Academies os south Carolina ant fgniaeombiang the ss
ten Of rigid military discipline wih complee literary and
exercise e0ntro ali he Gtudenss a
almost fetal seenli0a. s1t slnrias And annetzalisv
ensured In the Recitation and elsewhere While sd
ton 70 the advantages OF other systems Of education
derived both from The d-xhch last subserves
the reqnreme Of physical anRg and exercise ESSENTIAL
to the students
GYMNASIUM will be connected win the Academy aAd the
personal attention Of the Principals will proper
in its respective departments.
Their Lot-eOnssting Of thirteen and quarter aresls i'm
medately thou the corporation. heathul eligible
oAy Their Barracks VIII in short time Be ready for oceupa
ton. Application must be made at early date,
Terms per care lS2O0l tive hundred dollars, IN
four instamens viz: February s Nay ls September st,
December lst, OF each year.
Fer further information apply the Principals Murfreesoro,
Tenn Nm MN; ! pH1sET. RAsIsr P.M.MA
REFE II e NOES:
Gen. JAMEs JoSrs, oOiumbis, South Carolina,
Gov. GEsr, Union, do do
Gen. DAVID P. JllIsoN, orangeburg, South CGrOps,
Ex Gov. J. II. MEANs, Buckhead, do do
Col. j. D. WILSON, Society HILL Darlington District s. O.
Gen. @. Dunnovnnt, Adutans and Inspector General,
The Ooers and Professors Of the Citadel and Arsenal sAs
Military Academies Charleston and Columbia South Carolina
nov5-dlaW-twtf.
Nashville Banner, Memphis Appeal Memphis Enquirer,
Knoxville hig, Louisville Jomn< insert each
daily and In every OF tri.Eeskly until further notice
Forward account to Principals when dne.
Sopd containing advertisement.
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RENEWABLE AT PLEAsURE.
One Square, one year, ssEach additional Square, slo
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, viii be charged fer the excess.
fIiq IL THE WEEKLY. -a.ll--lf5 -
o DOLLAR per Square for the ars and FErT ET for ae
subsequent Lsertion l.+ -
Advertisements published IN bo the Daily and Weekly will
be charged the full daily with onehf the Eeekiq rates
added -
Transient AdSsrisnsnss agt Be pai1 Ter at ts tine Of
fgssFsSoa. T'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-26
fCRoS>S-TIES WANTED.

FENHE Nashville and North Western Railroad Company visa
"a contract for sO,OOO Cedar CrOss-EfeS, feet
long Inches well heEn, face at naroWes place moi
less inches clear Of bark timber to be sound to be deliver
ed Al the GRADE line of the road in Nashville.
The want to contract for 10000 Wnlte or
PoAt Oak Ties, Of the size aboEe to be delivered
the line road in piles from section u 70 section "a
enough section 70 supply the same
wishing bid wiz direct to the President and Direct
Of the Nashville and North western Rairosd Company,
SSshyllie, TsaR E5 pqS-W
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-26
5000 REWARD.

TWILL give abe reward for the apprehension snd con-
renent in sly Jail, that get him, Of my WILSON
Who ran os from my place Rutherford county CD the I7th dv
OF April, lS57.
Wilson copper color, abeut 80 years Of feet
inches high Isrk slightly inclined to be wavy good
teeth he is slightly round shOldered raised in williamson
county, Tenn mother belonged TO The Ei'oW Maxwell Of Pa
dsrp county fateris free OF black color, and
Alfred ard informed lives In tie nelghborhood Of Mrs
Maxwell. He has some children IN Ine Ieghborhood Of
HuDtsyille .ls and have believe ne has
hnrbo-ing Wilson for the years in the nes hborhOod
Nashville and huntsville 0EO- sANfOkD,
nove 6Wyw Murfreesboro, Tenn.
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Grafenberg Vegetable Pills.

for the Of diseases arising from arrangement in the
digestive ergan and the symptoms indicating their need
generally Consumption Hsaaohe, Nervousness Unessness az
eating, BOusness Heartburn, Acdy, NauseN Fatulence
Appetite, Debility Fntness Pain in the Stomach and
Bowels Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Bois Erupous Restless
Disturbed Sleeping Griphg Fevershness, AID Low Bill
lions and Remittent Fevers
on account Of their great .ildnsss and from the fact that
ey grDe ndUSedts Iedgs the b0sls in eO1stipd
ted coHd the Groen6erg Pts t0iH Be found more pleas
ant than any others
IT ? PRICE 2l OK RECEIPT OF DOLLAR
PART
ALEX MACKENZIE
nov Is-tf Il College Street, Nashville.
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