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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-28
Louisville and Nashville
RAJEHOAR

and Lou sYllc, maxim ci ne connections Louisville To-
New FORK, Boston, rhiadelpn Bm Washington CITY
Buffalo, Niagara Falls CleV land Cincinnati ST. Louis
a
On and after SUNDAY December lSh, 1852 trains will
follows
First train leaves Nashville at as daily stopping
latin Bowling Green Gias Junati1 satnn
when sgnalled ~ AID Louisville 5:52 NJ
Returning. Leaves Louisville at 20 NJ stopping
and arriving in Nashville at $50 P NJ.
second tain leaves Nashville daily Sundays eptedl
e3s VI s0ppilg ami arriving ia Louisville
I25S A. Returning. leaves Louisville 5 Is p. M. an
arrive in Nashville a 3:37 A H.
Galatin Accommodations Tail IeaYs Nashville daily (SuI
days eSseps2 r. II z. u and il ats u p
Returning leaves GaiIA.in at ~ and arrives Nashvl
o. A;l0 A NJ.
JAMES +. GAMBLE, sup't.
Al, FIELD CsnT Ticket Ag't
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-28

There ars some half dozen slaves living in Ne
braska, owned as house servants by Southern Office
holders; and to prevent further encroachments of
slave property on freesoil bill has been introduce
nto the Territorial Legislature, providing for its
abolition, which has passed third reading in the
House, and been referred to a select committee.
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The Dylnr Year.
81 nrl1r. x11rrus.

It matters not, the purple ponp-
And giidea state around her spread
Not all her crimson fires eau warm
The filling vear--sh~'s almost dead.
The golden rod and sster pale
Are listening meath the forest caves
Unto the death watch ticking faint
And loE amid the falling caves.
The blue eyed geafiaas ne ky I'M
rher-frfnged lids Unto the sky,
Where r1ournfaily the shortening days
Are m1rmurirg she must die, must die
For see where aous her deep life tide
Ger downe aad mead In sozriec dyes,
Ard all IN silken azure stains
Which s1nner te.ted Ger tie skies.
FAN rose, children Of the wood,
Cnrysanthem1ms, with yellow hair
And starry eyes, that upward tuGn
fnsnoTed NJ the goldsn air.
GAthsr md her couch 70 ear
Her last sweet message to the dell,
Where the tall lichens tenderiy
Are waving her long fsreTelll
BRING ROSEMARY the dark and green,
And set about her place Il rest
She wore the bridal saffron once,
AMI young moss rose bu 70 on her treast,
And heart's-eAse and forget me-nots--
And mo hattie me her hour OF pain,
She still hath smiles with which to tell
Your kind remembrance Is not vain.
AMI now the long, dark aIght ap,.ce
Comes With the white frost silently
To drKpe her glistening bier ard fold
Her b lids, and Close her RI 'elg ere.
But by RUNE tower upreaTs
The lowly wall aower's hunhls cross,
To Whisper soft amid eur voc. s.l-r .....
OF promised gain for every less
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-28

In noticing the withdrawal OF the Southern stu
dents from the Medical Schools at Philadelphia, the
Augusta Chronicle and Scniacl pcrtnently says As
TO medical education. there can be no doubt that q
Young man who intends 10 practice In the South
can be better prepared in a Southern College than
Northern Apart, therefore, from all other COL
sderatons all other things being equal, our young
men who contemplate practicng medicine at the
South should receive Southern instruction; because
the teachers are more familiar with the disc 5
incident to the climate. and are consequently better
fitted 10 instruct the student as TO the treatment"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-28

TIRE SPRINGFIELD MILLS,
TOGETHER
A5Sat 60 900 B1shSsef Es-af oRsGAinR Of SrSieA q
Prime aTfsels Of Waite, are efsrsd Jor salS
TWVHTs s rendered necessary By dissolution Of The part
nershp under which the mill Is Owned and will there
fore DO offered exceedingly favorable terms. It Is OF the
EzKEsT FZeURLEG NILS ~ TEEYESsEFY
located at the thriving Springfield with popaIaor Of
I nd the Railroad fr Nashville to GAINESVILLE, twenty
eght miles from the FORMER lace and saunded by sRisn-
did Wheat crossing county
The MiIl IL entirely New,
fne osndIton and Ia s2eSOl operation The purchaser
oan take the wheat ~ not, at his oEn option.
"a privately. the above property viii Ne solf n ha
highest bidder the emsss. tbs I3th III January
next on following Ono third In for onhs, and
the remaining tshiris 20 insttltments and
years whole drawing Interest from ay Of SAL and
payable In bank and endofced
SALE Positive AND WITHOUT RESERTE
For farther information apply to, I'd es hs ana rssned
At Sprinadeld, Team JO. c. SrAR6,
de 3o-ini =. A. WILKINS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-28

A printed circular, dated Derby, Conn., and adj
dressed to Connecticut Manufacturers" proposes
Connecticut Manufacturers Convention, to settle
line OF policy which shall place each and every
manufacturer before the eyes of the world as he is
"A promoter of Union or Disunion."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-28

FERNANDO WOOD AND THE CHARLESTON CONVENTION
Hon. Fernando Wood, of New York has written
TO gentleman of this city desiring that accommoda
tons may DO secured for himself and friends for the
week of the Democratic National Convention. He
writes that his party will number one hundred -
Charleston ]fercluV Dec. 20.
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sANFOED's HEATERS!!,

HAVE sizes Of these Heaters and warm ng
IL with pure air and ventlanG Private and Public Rooms,
Dwellings, Halls Churches, Stres &C. with without Re
gisters They the powerful and greatest
savers knownone large heater warming
using about quality OF coal that ordinary coal
would require.
have them put up and in successful operation several
Churches Stores In the city and will that they
I represent them.
Pamphlets giving full description of parties
have them In use. sent by mail.
J W WILSON,
dec3-dttSW2t Il Coll &c Street.
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LAND-STOCK ron SALE

the q OF Decemter residence, neaT SandersVis
viii cell u the highest h4sT cred a y msnths
ssves ire brocc eight One yoang as and 10
and several head Of cattle the tins and place. VII
Sis es FIR ls l52S Of land lying ore mile borsh Of
sandersvlle Tern for the ane maf knoEn the day
sale Ny Pe - Of resi4snos s also for sac - 4
d-c6-tIfd ~. .e JAMES FHANKLIN.
Nashville CRon and American copy b rrI Weekly ~ dass
end ssqd bul . this o6es.-G allSfta EzyEstssr.
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a little fee dog few at him, and seizing on the
seat of his trousers hung there till taken of by his
master, who was acting at the time as sergeant-at
arms. Of course the would-be tragedan was
quired to try the scene again- and again; but
every time that COMPOUNDED dog would get loose and
attack him in the rear. 1 have no doubt he had
been trained to it. At least six times he went to
sleep and old Jack Green, as the Ghost Of Henry
VI, with a cigar in his mouth, repeated the line,
Wake Richard, swske to ga lty minds terrible example,"
And Richard every time bounded from his couch.
fourishing his sword, and staggering towards the
footghts, sxclaimihg:
Give Bind up my wounds''here s
ID dog again-can't he be 1ed'r
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-28

Since January lst 1859, there have been lis fires
in Chicago, of which so were incendiary. The net
loss was S4357Oj, the insurance S3I4S25 making a
total of S7iOOGO
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CLosING NALE aON ls5a

I'm "Wednesday. December 2S, B. 2. SHIELDS
CO Will SELL in front Of their auction Rooms opposite
Hoe the remainder # the Family Grocery 5ore
housa - Coese nth weights Measures
Neal sugar and Co6ee stsnis, Racks scAle e ho lot 81
second hand FsrntI Feather Beds and Pillows Garrett nE
&C ~ added, Patent Axes, Broad Axes Stone Hsners
Picks, Drills 4ugsrs, window Glass, Nails Iron Railing
Irvine, Wraspi Paper Tobacco, cigars, hne China
Dining Set with iety Of sndy articles, with orders
without cash NJ pospanenent
weather. B. ? SHIELDS 3.
n B.-sale Of Varieties A. Night
s-PeFsons wishing Gods cosedat this ale viii pease
sobd them in pre- Fious to the day Of sals.
A
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,

VTE have sssct varieof scarfs Stocks and Meek Ties
w Robes Dressing Gases Cigar Bolders, Pert Monies,
Oanes Shell cont AL Brushes, many other thin
bic as presents either Ladies Gentlemen all sale
sona6le prices BY J. H. MceILL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-28

\ MOVEMENT IN TIE RIGHT DBEcTEoN.-The
rectors of the Southsde Railroad Company, in Viz
gnis. have issued circular, suggesting to the Di-
rectors Of the railroads of the South the prOpriey
of holding convention at some convenient South
ern point at an carly date 10 take into cousidera-
ton the foster of Southern manufacturers of
railway equipments, endeavoring, By hearty CO.
operation, to sustain the manufacturers Of the
South.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-28
PROCLAMATION,

TsHAM G.. HARRIS. C ,vernor o. the State Of Ten
nessee-To all who sha are these presents Greet -
ing: Whereas II has teen ade known me that q -
certain Elias II custom aTged with having com <sAA
mi tel foul and arOcous murder the 5h day Of August
1889, the bdy Of nathan Of coun Of
Lewis, has fed from Justice and running at larse
Vow. trere l. harl Cove nor essid by
virtue IF the power ndniy In vested her by one
sTWard Three HUI drd collars, an per ne
reheud the 50 EaS Hous;ol deliver him
Sheriff JaiOr or lewis order that jus e.
in that behalf nay he had and executed
~ In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand snd
it sed the Great al Of be affixed at Nash.
VILE the l7th aay Of December. 1859.
By the Governor. IsdAM G. HARRIS.
j. Z. r. Ray, Secretary Of Sac.
DESCRIPTION
Elias Ho1s'on is ab nj IS old, feet or Inches
high dark exOn darS hair h-yy eye boEs dar eyes,
steep shoulders, peciay Warking suky and repu.
ave look declS-d&l S3-s each
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-28
Auction. Storage Ware Rooms,
pr COGLEGE STRrrr

NHE subscribers prepared receive all kinds Goods
Ware and hsr haadse either on special Sorare or for
Public or Private sale. B.R.SHIELDs CO., =
decz3 Opposite Sewa ee Hotel.
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NOTICE To THE PUR1 10.

WI ~ n = y n HI . = - To
an and after this date the Agency Of JOHN FAY a cease
with the Cin1iI natl paDiten and Dayton en- ssr-
dussy Dayton ard Cincinnati Rail Road Companies: and the
said FAR sro longer In way authorized at 10
paey for said BAL Rned Companes - A.nt or oheFEse
QincinnaH, dec 24-dlE IRA WQopi AfsHt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-28
CRIsP's eAuErY.

wednesday Evening, December essh. 1889.
Last nig Of the eminent actress Ms RsMA WLl1
when she viii appear In her world famed character Of ne
DUCHESS OF MALFI.
Mr. Waller as Ferdinand. To conclude viths
DAY IN PARIS.
Mrs Waller VIII repeat Apollo. In preparation P1ip Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-28
letter from Ex.President pierce.

The admirable letter addressed by Ex-President
'IEKCE to the recent Union meeting in New York
will be read by patriotic men with emotions of
pleasure. Like everything from his pen, il is eleva
ted in tone, calm in expression. and without any
word of scrimony. 1t is interesting to observe
rom the writings and speeches Of General PIERCE,
what sentiments of unalterabe generation and de-
votion he eDtertaiLs for the men OF the reVolu-
.ionsry epoch Of the Republic. Their opinions,
expressed either in words OF acts, are conclusive
With him. 1t is pleasant TO such recurrence to
he hero days OF the Republic. 1t is good to see
he SON. who has step by step mounted to the high
honors Of the nation thus in every hour o. trial
revert 10 the teachings of the revolutionary parent
gho learned by seven years service what indie
.,l,r
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-28

A New York letter in the Richmond Enquirer
makes the following statement:
a large ship-building firm of New York received
an order from Charleston, South Carolina, recently,
TO build two steamships. They began to make ar
engagements to execute the order, and expected to
employ, directly and indirectly on their construc
ton. from 200 to 300 workmen and labOrers. But
upon the display of sympathy at the North for the
traitor and murderer, old John Brown and his $3.50
ciates. the order Withdrawn and all these work
men. who would have had constant work during
the cold winter weather. and which would have en-
abled them to have kept their families in comfort
have been deprived of their work and, TO that ex-
tent of their means Of living
They naturally ask the cause OF all this? And
being told that it the work of AbOlitOnIsts and
John Brown sympathzers they expressed the great
est Indignation, and made violent threats against
them They. also, went in body and signed the
call for the Union meeting and vowing all sorts OF
ill-will TO Browns sympathzers. and Co. Should
the traitors and tisuuOnists hold attempt TO hold
alOther meeting in public building in New York
you may expect to hear of serious trouble"
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chants of that city find, this winter stronger com
petition than from the multitude of agents
from Northern business houses factories, who
have entered the city and State and adds:
at is 4 little remarkable that at n moment when
non-intercOurse is so strongly urged. so much
success attends the enterprise of these Northern
strangers
The Picayme calls for legislation to regulate the
whole trade, the ground that thcsc foreign deal
ers pay no taxes are subiccr to no rent, and con-
tribute in manner TO the prosperity or the growth
of our city or State, while they enjoy all the adj
vantages of actual resident business men. The
merchants of our city, in consequence, find them
selves cut off from much of their ordinary trade,
and placed competition with Northern capital that
contributes nothing TO the public burdens
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-28
NOTICE,

VXTE have this day associated with n Partner in the
w Wholesale Boot shoe trte, Russell KSvGTsD
late Of the firm Of BRASsFnRD, NCN stye
firm viii rema unchanged Hlvin, ABILITIES
shall enlarge our nsness and the trade may upon finding
with large and in our line 10 which
their attention is respectfully invited.
NASHVILLE dec. Gth-dtR ~ = I ian ].
COOR l.
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Christmas Presents.

NKTB receiving a magnificent assortment OF Sne
Wv Watches Silver Ware, Plated Vzre, and Esecy
Also, choice lot Of Diam DDS Amehtysts Caruuce s-rel
TOquOse and Pearl Work. ia artistic STYLES
suitable for the coming Holidays which will se at
lower prices th8n offered before.
Cali and examine them. W " CALHOUN 4 CO.,
decIi-tf publie soua-.
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Fl n f b D d X s
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,

/ FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
ANB
Elegant Presents
FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE NEW TRAR,
FOR SALE TY
F. HAGAN. "a College street,
Cs1IrHs Old STAND
! GALLERY OF AMERICAN AND ENGLISH POETS
Richly illustrated BY 100 eos,iy sseel Esgavings.
! GALLERY OF FAMOUS POETS-B Beautifully T.
lusatei and elegantly baund, uniform the shove
| GEMS OF BRITISH ARTS Choice specimens Of Poe
Try History AID Romance, with thirty superb EHyraE-
4 iIgs
PARALLELS OF OUR LORD Illustrated. 1 va
I MorSsco Turkey.
HOME AFFECTIONS By THE POETS Elegantly
! illustrated.
| ORIENTAL ANNUAL
| HERBERT's POLITICAL WORKS illustrated. Calf
BRYANT'S POEAS-Printed on tinted paper. iilus-
taed with Steel Engraving5 AFTER style rays Kls-
y. vel. Turkey MOroces. antique
LAMBS POETICAL WORKS-Turky antique
POETRY OF THE YEAR-Turkey antique,
POETRY OF THE WOODS-Turkey antique
KEATS POLITICAL WORKS Turkey antique.
| MOORHS IRISH MELODIES illustrated.
SABBATH BELLS-Chimes BY the Poet
! GRAHAMS SABBATH Turkey sntique.
LONGFELLOW'SG GOLDEN LEGEND Tsy antique
LONGFELLOW1S POETICAL WORKS Eesnas
| Editsn
/ LONGFELLOW'S VOICES OF THE NIGHT
| WASHINGTON IRYLNG'S WORKS-Embracinz his
Life II washlnztou beautifully printed on tinted pspr
sith Heel EsRetts complete In p v5ls, calf.
| SCOTTS NOVELS-(Bes Library edItion) 5esuti-
faly printed, hons nd vlgnetss, b. szissn Arssco-
Plsie in 3 vols Eve; calf.
BRITISH POETS-A complete collection Of British
POst from eha1esr to TorsssOTtA, It5 sOls hAlf calf
| THE STANDARD BRITISH CLASSICAL LIBRA.
RY-Embraeirs swift Welding snOlsSi, Lamb RAzHa.
&c ~ vols, i2zo. half elf
JUVENILE BOOKS Of all descriptions in immense
varieties.
WRITING DESKS, WORK BOXES, FINE CHESS
and Drars Bars Portfolios. Albums porrmnalss, Dresns
GASES, Chess Rsn, Drafts, as InAstAnds sc "a 81
II HAGAN,
9.els a coIlse Street sgIsl's ed ssasa.
BLANK BOOKS.
F. HAGAN, No. Al College street
Has lust received 4 vary large assortment q RLANR
II BOOKS racing
DAY HOOKS,
LEDGERS,
JOURNALS,
LETTER BOOKS,
RECORD BOOKS,
CASH BOOKS,
BILL EsObKS,
LETS u PRESSES,
AND INVOICE ROCKS
very largo variety Of all styles Of Bndery
Memorandum Pass every co7csfoasis Sesr--
lion ininneale Guanhles1 81 reduced prices
BILL PAPEB.
100 Rams q Bin and Account Paper, asoris ust rses.
dee9 81 COlieSe Street
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ACTING RICHARD WITH CANINE AOCosPANIAMENT-
Sol Smith relates the following: At sitting in New
Orleans. were putting through candidate in
Richard the Thi 4 when just he started from his
couch in the last scene, exclaimng,
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Beimstrres Hair Restorative.

Tbs iF Cooring Of the singular inventions Of mod
times, and, in its deserves prominent niche In
store Ouse OF dern impr triumph Of
Art Nature curious and often hg y suggestive When
the Of srap old, poorly perform
their fuurtons-worn0 Il by the brain.
strfes nature
IaArks the decay with groSth Of sy white hsr 70
HeInsFeets Hair Color in and esr Gppicdti re-
store tie vesseso the scalp TO their original 5ealhTioy
gtt r..
WEHAGAN CO.,
aark- pRopriesorS, Troy. New York
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AIS Main Street, Louisville, Ky.
Importers q SObbeFs Of Dry Goods.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
y style Fancy Prints Of tie celebrated srands
10 do Gentleme ms Long SAAEls assafteJ;
; do Ladies Fancy do DO
5 bales Russi' Crash;
10 20 American Brown and Bleached Crash;
40 doc Linen Tapes, assorted widths;
10 cases Tgilled Cotton Tapes black and white;
500 ross Meta Vss Bnttans assorted;
800 do Youth Fancy Yes Buttons, assorted
4O0 do India Rabber Coat do do
$40 do do do Yes do do
leases new style Fancy Delnine; ....
Ca ri8 Furniture Oh OK;
900 pl ces silk Velvet Ribbon, frCn No ~ go:
5000 do Coffin DO 90 do IL 70 II.
asc3
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aO.I COOKING slovcs.

COL Cook ng STOVES.
MO Cooking s,Ve for coal compares with the gas
TIE TROPHC.
1t little fuel Tat you nay pay for your stove with the
savings Of tn winters fuel.
COAL OIL AND LAMPS
Lspps that admirably a1d smoke
with SA almost imPerceptiDe oIor.
Yeast Cakes
20 GrOss Just recelvedI5c per dozen Everybody them
SILVER SOAP
FIRE supply Just received The article for cleaning 81
yer ware, gasS panttr gs, marble indispensable at Chris
Pl ted Knives Forks spoons Lad es Tea AMI Coffee Pc
Castor, ups, & great variety. very cheap
Cutlery Of al s,vIeSIyory Glt4 Pcrcha FL ny, Cocoa
Bon and all kinds Of handles at very low p-ces.
dec 20 ISCKENTiE MINCHIN.
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DALY's
AROMATIC VALLEY
w I'll / s X e Y

AROMATIC VALLEY
w I'll / s X f. Y.
ibis age Of adubersted and deleherous LIQUORS. Il Il sr
Of sat.etiOn TO s able introduce to public nocs
above article srcle Of unquesoned pu ity possessing
qualities except CD have the favorable influence
few rods Of soil TIE banks Ct the Rhine produces the
grSe which Will flourish nowhere else from whose Juice pro-
ceeds "JOh nnisOer, the choicest world
few acres Of land Cuba the ana
ably superior to thar Of the product OF any other And
strip 4 land In the paris OF NathitOehee Lsuiana
sn from such tObeo cannot be induced grow elsewhere
IN Ee manner It has long been kncEn that limited territory
lying In II valley Of tie Monong ahez river exclusively brings
forth rye 4 properties market peculiar that Its osst
tn produces whisky Of such sHPeriaive character places
b. process recently discovered and now known only tn ms
manufacturer Inc gra2 firm the choicest spot saYore
locality Is made 20 y.0lj
Ehe Aromatic Valley WhIskey,
with which NJ Other can s,4nd an lusants comparison
have no sPPreheosor o being accused Of Publishing
ntable o. exaggerated lcOnans, any Eh5 will
usn sslldird .rteIs at AT III, ar.s cas- hstsls
clubs In tn city CT Mes FORK and Is
A. once ,sumes its leading posi- On, is
| Awarded the Palm OI Superiority,
| md the demand FOR BECOMES = ing estAbi shed
Its dcins ertiss SUCH tbst VII lie S Immediate ef
nent influence upon the OnstruHon
have analysed sample Il Dalys aromatic Valley Wits
aud hnd 70 pEie article " fne favor, and Ethsa
New YsrE. JAS. r Chiffon, N. D Chemist.
szATx AssATEa's ORR E. 3, somerset stssssi
Boston. April I7th, II e.
VIZ u. DAILY, New York - u de = analysis
your Aronac vAlhy wAsky, and d PErs fHs EisOrsd
az HSEy, containing in iriOus Of
poses cHAs. T JACKSON sta.s E 1ss1ys r.
VIM II DALT:-Your A onate Valley Whisky Ia reos vsd
and after careful exam nation, hnd pETe azgie
eN{ry ITee ON pe ad shsGg ing edSe0ts 50 frequently
JAS. j MAPEs, Analytical Chemist.
Consumers depend upon settings pure article when
they buy the Valley WHISKY sold b. the bottle
( only. Ell. - WA. u DAILY,
ls South william Street. New YSIk
For sale in Nashville by RAwoRTa & GLENN.
dssl5- f3m
DISSOLUTION.
EHE partnership existing heretofore undersigned
l.. Il. & n. ID. EITE,
dissolved BY consent on The inst Either part
nsr wall use the name Of the firm 10 liquidation.
Nashville, Dec. 81 1859. 4. b. FTTE.
NEW FIRm.
T.. D. FJTE FRANK y. oRrEN p. ?. HsSrzs
2 SHEPHERD, r. .. FTE.
Fife, shepherd x Co.,
(successors L. D. 7. r. FiteJ
HAVING purcIasrd the Stock of Goods L Eite
II We will continue the
Wholesale Dry Goods Business,
at old stand No Public Square endeaTOr to
the liberal share Of the patronage of Merchants buying this
market kIFE, SHEPHERD 4 Co,
Nashville, Zee 81 1859
ST. will remain in the Hose aad give
ton to the business. ldec q inss5 T, s 4 Co.