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Nashville, Dec 1853,


From N. D. Cross Nashville.
NacuTvILE, Tenn, Dec l., 1859.
Nessrs T. II. TAYLOR Col have had
months past, your Vesper Gas Lights and gives
great pleasure state that rgsrdt Tar superior 9TH
er portable light that I have with.
Its simplicity Of arrangement freedom from danger Of explo
sion, cleanliness and seadne and parity Of light are quail
tiles thatmust who will try It. 1t gives
Ugh: which equal briliancy the ordinary
gas light. Very respectfully, n. D. Cross
These only very fee the testimonials have. Gail
examine for yourself at No. A. COlouade Buildings Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn. THOMAS H. TAYLOR q CO.
II merchants the the country expressly invited
give call wish establish agencies throughout The
State. jan s-u
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>. BARRELS strictly choice Ncshanaoch Potatoes-pur-
- chased expressly for seed arrive Lebanon
70 day, FOR sale By MIZELL, HOOPER & co.
FebIS Nos and Market street.
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Fron n AIeEand.r Fsl. NashviIIe.

Mn THoNsg TAYLOR-Dsar Sir: have been using the Yes
per Gas Lamp sold by you since September last and per
ecty satisfied that it is Of the economical not,
economical, well brilliant lights that be had Il
easily managed, and I, unhetangly, recommend to al
outof the reach OF gas. ALEXANDER Fall.
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1On Dozen ladies' white Cotton: $50 dozen mixed
HUI Coton 1000 dozen brown Cotton half; 800 dozen
mixed Cotton half 900 dozen Chrens fancy; 100 lre R'
hsIf 800 dozen Misses white Hose, Just received i
far sale by JAMES LOW6 CO..
'.aTs- 4
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TsyHE srm heretofore known Carter, W0rl this
B day dissolved copartnership by mutual The
accounts removed 70 Mess Holister 4 Carters,
No IS Union Street where dequen will always Rd
upon Either part er authorized to make
Elements books Of Garter, Mckay CO.. here
settle neu All those indebted either drm will please
atey, otherwise the claims viii be placed
the hands Of officer for collection All those having claims
" C WILSFORD,
CARTER,
fsh2g-flw-wIm , Is MCFERRAN.
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FROM SeabuTy 4 Co., Gas Filters Nashville
The Vesper Gas maEes brilliant and beautiful lh that
cheap and portable and perfectly safe The construction Of the
Veper Gas Burner and retor perfectly simple that
not get out Of order. it explode.
The management OF the burner easily Unders Bod and
ques little attention keep clean and in good order
hsn ordinary gas fixtures TIE light produced by the Vesper
Gas consider fuy eqaa in respect to other kind
Of Gas light JOHS NJ. SEABURY,
T. J. SEABURY,
II. S. PEACH.
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fss-aarln Over John York Co, Union Street,
ECLIPSE MILLS
THE LARGEST AND BEST IN THE UNI
MN ssrr rr-r7C ron sHrT

ECLIPSE MILLS,
THE LARGEST AND BEST IN THE UNI
TED STATES, FOR SALE.
WISH 70 sell the mills and attached, containing 47s
FcfTPs MILLS All row IN operation and IN irgt rate running
order, with Irahnery and fixtures, and everything in
ps condition for tie msnuscure OF four and is eosbe Of
rir corn and rnning the saw mill Mil house. dam
forehay al ud OF the best Kind The mill house large
and well built-six stories hgh--and has
FOUR PAIRS OF MILL BUBRS,
three wheat for The machinery and Of
the most improved character. The saw Mills nn rate order
ana saws neg tsse nuns ar Leeasee On Ll..s
miles south west OF HopknsEle Wnln onel9urth OF ne OF
the HopnsEle and Linton turnpike, and sixteen miles from
Linton e Cuerland river twenty miles from Cano0 and
twenty two miles from ciarksvle Tenn and in the center Of
the 6nesa grcultutsl region the Western country where
made these mills has always ranked in the fs quality in the
New Orleans and other markets. These m arepropeled by
Never Failing Water Power;
one Of @ very best in the whole Western country The land
good and be divided into good farms The dwellings and
out uer house, blacksmith shops cooper
shsp, sorehouse, barns and other bnildrE-are ~ good
repair. The and timber good and above doubt will
sell the mills and land together, the mills WITH sucy n
the land and buildings attached Tor ue loseculon oi tn uns
the mills the purchaser dee or will retain
interest in the mills as may be desired Ihe subscriber Will
pleased 70 show this property who call him.
persons desiring niTHsol as 70 terms can address him BY
letter, at NeWBtead Posofice Christian county, Ay-
l. 6o % c9ise;oT y Menus NeI OIIeaBs. W p a RI sbrv
ock, Saint LouJ Kncaid Cincinnati; to lanes Buck
and John Gowen, HopEinsville, Ky; Hon Sites
Judse Of The Courof Appeals Revill CLERK OF the Court
Appeals Robert Ferguson, CORTLAND, Ala Former miller
at these mlls Dr. Witlock, Sewsiesd. Ky; Alfred Lind
say TazWeil county m McNair, Architect, Montgomery
coUnty, Tenn FoEier Aschnist, Pburg. Pennsylvania
aud William Brown, Representative Of Christian county, a:
Frankfort.
viii sell the public auction, the premises, the
18th day OF March next.
feS.dtlimarI JOSEPH A. BREWER.
NEW FIRM,
VTTE undersigned, having entered noparnershp, have
Wy just up opened the store adjoining NJ. 4 +. T.
Cheathus Church street, Just below the PostOce, where
will keep constantly hsnd extensive assortment OF
Choice and Plain Groceries and Liquors,
all nds Of country produce, &C. which invite the city
and county trade
DORMAN, CALHOUN & co.
TVyHE hst market prices will be psd at all times for Millet
Seed late Red Irish Potatoes Corn, sheeG and in tue ear
Oats Bacuu Feathers, Ginseng, BeeswE, Cheese Eggs
Better and Dried Fruit, by D0RMAN, CALHOUN & co.
IL Of country produce taken At all times in exchange
~ for Groceries, by DOBMANs CALHOUN & co
=
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RRIVED, and to arrive, hfty barrels choice Potatoes
n for seed. Also,
D. D. DICKEY,
febo9 a Market Street
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HOSIERY

RO Dozen white and colored Corsets. 100 ze, white
HtI and colorel Bodies; 200 d1z UoousEirts fr 91
os; 10 dszen skirj supporters Just receive and for y
febI5 JAS Low CO LouisylIe ~
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pRESS C00DS
DEPARTMENT.

Extra Printed French Organizes:
Scotch " in very great variety;
Jaconetts, small figure.
Pacific Lawns.
Brilliantes:
Madder FlOunced Robes
Chintz - Organdy Robes
Double Skirt
Neuf Voants Robes:
Grape Maretz;
GAIA Barage
Tamatins, Solid TamatEs, in great variety;
Lavellas Poplins;
End and End Glaces;
Chenois Ducals, new and beautiful Designs;
Gorwich Crinoine Poplins;
MOttled Lusters, new Designs;
Assorted Foulard Silks, a large line, new and
desirable;
This list presents unusual attraction each line
being very complete and heavy.
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ERn BUSHELS Canada Black Seed Oats and 500 bushe
DNFNF Michigan White Seed Oats.
10 arrive on steamer Lebanon to-day. and fer sale by
MIZELL, HOOPER & CO.
FebI8 Nos. and Market street.
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ERlsH BEACWEN.

Gases Irsh cases Blay; cases Spanish Linens and
csss heavy Linen Drills assorted. Just received and for
sale by JAMES Low & Co,
1.-rsF-r rr-
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mence thseeond Tuesday January, 1861, and continue
throughout the week
PROGRAMME:
FIRST DAY-TuesdayCo sses for three year olds, mile
heatsone hundred ami fifty (sl50l dollars enance-ffty %
dollars forfeit which the Club hundred SlO,
if the race is run. ? To close lst May, 1885,
SANE DAY-Jockey Club Purse 5000 two hundred dollars
mile heats.
SECOND DAY-WednssdayColt Stake for yea olds nile
hsattWo hundred (S 00 dollars entanceffY (50) dollars
forfeit. III T'To close lst May, 1850.
sAE DAYJockey Club Pure three hundred s3OO dollars
two mile heats.
THIRD FhursdayJockey Club Purse five hundred $500
doiars-3 mile heats
sAMEDAY-JOcky GLIB Purse three hundred Cs3cO dollars
mile heats-3 in ).
three hundred S3Ool dollars entrncne hundred SuW dol-
lars forfeit, which the Club viii add three hunored s3c dol
lars, II the is II f7TO close lst May lstO
SANE DATHandicap mile ne1tsPurse i0uf Euudfel
(siu0) dollars. Second horse ave his entrance.
FIFTH DAY-saturdaypost Stake, mile heasfree for al
Wh the Club viii add twelve hunded 81 ZOO dollars u Eo
The second horse his entrance i've or
more 70 fill the stake j FTo close the lst May le6o
Entries to be made 20
Savannah, Februarp 9th, 1860
Savannah stake, for January 1867
TT proposed to run over Ten Brock Course, on he ht
day Of the regular meeting in Januasys lso-
with colts and hes, dropped in l659 mile heats s1 SUP
scption e2CO forfeit $50 declaration, made on the st DAY
Of May 1861; with e5O0 piece Of plate added ny nc Fanna
lb rvd9 two or more start the second horse % his
staafen or more subscribers to Ill the 3aket1 name and
close on ne rstday May 1850 Subscription and declaration
10 he made to The Secretary Of the Savannah Jockey Club, add
the stake 70 be BY the rules of the SlnD
Security the forfeit required Ehen e isaas
8. YATES LEVY, Secretary.
gbt5-dtmavI0 Savannah, Ga
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Nashville Building Association,
SALE OF LOTS.
STAR ANDADAmANTINE CANDLES.

TFHE attention Of the public invited the fact that
OF the Star snd Adamantine Candles offered sale
Deficient in Weight.
go that what cld for pound actually weighs but a Is
ounces and packages marked 40 lbs a short two three and
five pounds to the box.
Many Candles that really the pound branded
and sold SKIES, making difference against the Of
i've pounds to the bOx. The variation usually made in the price
is ioporore3 to this difference the following statement
shows:
Box q seveus contains 247 Candles and sold for IS lb
which is the actusl weight.
Of IA Short sight Sixe5 only 24O
Candles, size the seyens and is sold 4Obs.
SuppOng the price Of the former 20 be 25 and the latter
Is cents there will be difference Of twenty ia price, and
Candles in per box, in favor Of the full weight
Candle to retailers and consumers and this viii be increased i've
cents per box for every cent advance in price
The subscribers have always ade their Candles full sixteen
to the pOund and ked packages the real weight
which may aseaned by testing them As their experience
in te business enables them article equal ia quality
in the Market they solicit the patronage Of purchasers who
desire to study their interest and the time
courage correct dealing PROCTOR < GAMBLE,
febl7-d&E3m Cincinnati
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n EsT0RE and for sale, small shipment OF celebrates
Fresh Peaches n cans, by
MIZELL, HOOPER co.
Febts Nos q and Market street.
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ManBy's combined ReaPer and
Mower.
AETITH WOODS HuPROVE1IE EN- sa-Thil
celebrated daehhe eceved the first premium Of Grard
5OLD MKBA the bestcombned Rapng and Moving Machine
the great United States Agricultural Fair, held Louisville
KY in September, 1857 The trial Of Syracuse New
fcT, in July, where all the p pa Machines the United
States thoroughly tested. The committee made theraEardG
through Marshal P Wilder President United States Aguurs
Society, at Louisville, Ky
also received the ward the best Reaper and the best
Mower, before two separate committees appointed by the Pres
dent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society at Nashville
in July, 1857 most Of the machines il in Tenn
Numerous other premiums given this Msnhna
during the last season, every Maehnein America.
The above machines are for sale By the undersigned
B. z. OHEATHAM,
General Agent for the State.
FISHER, WHEELBg & CO.,
fehQ7-d&uu Nsahvflle. Ia.
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RECETvING BY EVERY TRAN
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GALL AND SEE THEIR DISPLAY

SILKS, LACES AND EIzBROIDERTEs,
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And every description OF Ladies' garments Jasonet and
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Our BARGAtA COgNIERis added to daily, Of such things
as are anxious get clear Of.
We viii wait upon our friends in few days with
usual spring catalogue. R. G. McNAIRY 4 90.
febS
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA H. r..
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
on AND AFTER
SUNDAYS FEBRUARY s6th, 1850,
Double Daily Passenger Trains East and West will run as
GOING FAST

GOING EAST
Leave Nashville at 40 Il and Bpm
Arrive at Chattanooga P n a1d2AM.
COMING WEST
DsaYs Chattanooga at 8 A n and M
Arrive at Nashville at 6l0 P n and A NJ
Ii rail connection and saorestroute to Boston, New York
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Both Trans connect Stevenson with Trains on Mephis
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Ess Tennessee and Georgia and Western and Atlantic Railroads
Through TieEet5 may had any application 70
Ticket Agent Office st Depot, the following places and
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o U H f l. 4 G..
Hoist. hostl our flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold 9oat high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky
In war, let every stripe gofOrth,
Borne by the pstricts hand,
Proclaim It's beauty andits worth,
O'e9mOor and hill and strand.
n peace guard well the sacred bOoR,
Be1ueathed by patriots blood
For oh twas in freedoms cause,
Amid the battles f0Cd
Hoist, hoist our Tag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
UnfurI its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western SKY.
Hoist, hoist, our Gag in Arts great reign,
Let every star foat higher,
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tallest spire
Let Tennesseans every where
Let every State around,
Know where type Of nature 5
Where every type is found.
Above own AT1 G1aeIl,
Our country standard wave,
And underneath its folds preside,
The beautiful-he brave
The chld--tn parsnt--patTiOt--s
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetest tportraiturt
With every chsrm but life
Then raise our bannerto the sky
Letevery starbeaTnewS,
That types at the Arf Gallery,
Are made By @. @. HUGHES,
fabI5-dkWtt Corner Of College add UDicn Sst.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-07
lnllnmmn,nrr rheumatism.

MI,sE,. P1EHr DAVIS n soS-Gea,si I
sa At Doe. to sSprr.s With word. the Satisfaction
!, give. me to inf,rn you Of the lsps6t have re-
ee,,ed from the p.c Of your Ps,a Killer. About
oae year since. va. attacked with the inaa'n-
matory rheumati.n, being uaablc u walk ioreisht
weeks. beside. the confinement 10 the house, the
pale I experienced no tongue eau describe. Hot
TO re,ura to the object ofthi. lci,tr On the 9Th
u December last I had a moe severe attack than
bsiofs. immcdsisl, commenced u,iug The rs'n
Killer made by 200. which TO IN, 'erPti'e. imme'
disisly relieved ns II paia. aad saved me the ne
ss,,ii, Of l-iay ooutac,l To ny bel io' ooe day
u has cea ~ da,s since the attack, and It has en-.
tirtl, sul.ide,l. ", limb. which were tremendous
:, swollen, have assumed their natural shape. 10
shot. am solirel, well; snd Tel l'ound. by III.
common sy,nra,hiss Of nv uaiur, fof those Who
m,, h. lhu. afflicted. 10 make the sip'e state
meat. that ~ ma, rs.or, to the rain Miller. thai,
tine. s,psn.c. aud q podl u .udsriag may IL
pr,'ruie,l.
HENRY WEED. Cletk.
\, III Gen~s.ec Street. Utica
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-07
Editorial Correspondents.

Washington. Dec. }, 1850.
With our family We reached Washington
Saturday evening. We sometimes hear peo.
PIE talk o, the 4" pleasures Of travelling, 90
bat ~e are not believer in The doctrine.
TIE hostile attitude assumed " South
Carolina and thc other cotton Sutc., B. the
great question talked about in the car, a,
The public house., aud In the streets. 10
vill b. o. graf question Of the session. IL
1, here understood that the South Carolina
member, will BE- In the IIousr to-day but
both Der senator's have resigned. aud Of
eour-e their .oais will Do vacant We shall
hsrc indulge In ~ speculati1ns ahout toe
Mes.arc. which -ill be sent IN tomorrow.
The exact positions assumei by the Prcsi-
deut are not known. outside the circle u
b. srecInl friends Toe Republican Mem
bsr. % C5usry.. are hearty In tbCir Gu.
CALCULATIONS, upon meeting each other alter
The brilliant campaign which has resulted
10 ,hs election Of a Republican President.
\ large corps % outsiders are expected IN
Washington during the session. Al Kind.
Of.peculaiiou, are iululscl in by the req
dent. Of iis city a. % fi1' o, % H.. To,
Clerk, 10 th5 Department, arc sli on the
ANXIOUS seat 4 majority OF them have 10
tue. Ta,, spent their whol, earning, and
they ~, z, lai tuany with dependant fam.
niy.l without a dollar IN .hsr pockets
Not irv 20 thee pad patriots arr now
strong Linoo,u men, and swear most Justify
ihA, they were never anything else, bat this
vou ave them
What course South Carolina will take,
,Osn. now % be pretty vel settled. They
ar bound % g. oli ~ o. lgi57, bat ii i'
not generally believed any other state vii!
follow thsir malug~.. What course will -
taken by ,hc present. Or succeeding adam.
i.,rau5u will probably depend 70 s1mc q.
tent 90 circumstance,
The report. from the South have thus lar
ben an one ,.ie. The frc-caters have mo-
bopolifri ,hs ts.sSraphic wire. and We have
very li,ils bat ,-s,a,,'s dr-paiehei. The
Union men nil hereafter be heard from
They are waiting Tor the frs Of the storm
- rAss over, and then they Will appeal %
the sober judgment and patriotism Of their
brethren 90 scluiosse IN the election Of
LiBc5lu. Al least until some .rs-i 90 shall
demonstrate that their rights are 10 danger
Among tho-c on thctrain saturday evening,
Wa the venerable senator Cr.ttsnien ~
Kentucky, tbc only relic, IN The senate, Of
tbs day- % Webster. Calhoun, Wrish, and
Benton. lle is strong Union man and
b, influence uill D. isii 10 tac Seaate upon
this question.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-07

FltcrIo> or PEr1urNr ,>u Ntgr PEEi-
ipr>r. On wednesday Of th, week, the
slsetor. eho-su on the 9Th OF November,
were q assemble AZ the capitals o. their ~
,pe,uy, State. COZ the rurplse q casting
their vote. Tor President and NiSe President.
Tbrcr certificates Of ihs manner in which
the-e vote. wsr, cast were ual,, and s.su.
81 ty Zach c,,cior. Ons OF these i, O. BE-
transmitted % the Sec OF the senate, by 'pc.
CA m-,,susgr, another by mail Aul che
third B., lodged with the judge Of the Dc
Eici. To- which they assemble, 90 provide
against any contingency that might arse.
TIE sealed package containing these -.
turns AZ 5rsnel. 10 Convention " 'he Two
brauchos OF Congress. on tie second We'd.
relay o, February. AMI the persons who
have q majority Of thc woes - returned arc
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