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NED BUNTLINE'S NEW BOOKS.
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HI.
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VI.
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WILL either exchange in part for good city or Edge
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civ with 30 so OF land attacked Improvement
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rrcomnonlv likely MuIaso Boy, twenty years Of age.
He perfectly sound, excellent cook and the best
ding rsora and servant in toe state BE Is
os - ~ 1It save tbat will not with
49, b whom Be is associated and whom be suppoSes TO be
Pis'~NiS WILL. L. BOYD,
..,.1a-1v No. SO Cherry street.
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VTTILL opened fer the Of visitors the
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spnngin advance Of this time will be Accommodated
sbe terms, by application st the once Of WetmOre, Esq
n.
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OATS.

hUUND and ungFoun0.
W C0RH-Ground and ungronnd- a.. o., -
RHEAT-Ground and unsround. Ground ~, SV ~ ~
Bran mixed. great variety Of food FOR MAJ 1
at the Broadway Mills. d. OAN-~A'-s
Eent2 II
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NHAT comfortable dwelling. No. 1856 South Summer street,
formerly the residence Of RUssELL HoBsToE, Esq :,
Also, No. 10 North Summer street. the present r9ene
Aur2-tf Union Bank Of Tennessee
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Large Sale of Land and Negroes.

Large Sale of Land and Negroes.
EFNHE undersigned wish SELL at private sale, large and
valuable estate in Arkansas, and about fifty Slaves, with
Mules and Stock the same.
The tract contains twenty-five hundred in coed shape
lies in the Northern part Deha county, four miles from The
Arkansas the lands OF Bynum, Foster shroo
and others Three hundred and fifty ceared and four
hundred desdened three Connected with this tract Is the
widows Dover in hundred of which hun
9ed and sevenhee cleared The place known rs
Floyd Smiths landing.
There are hytwo slaves all carefully selected North Carolina
negroes only two Of them forty Of thryiour
young and likely and boys, the balance young women
Mr. ELLs will be the Plantation the lOh Of October
prepared to communicate prices sredt &C Part OF the
purcaee money will be required when the sale is made
ANDERSON HILLS.
r. b ROBERTS,
d. A. DAVIS,
Executors Of J. II. jenkins.
Salisbury n. c., August ~ 'GO-t2m.
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ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR
BENEVOLENT PESTITUTI0yS
DOCTOR A. W. mESECKsS

=. AI11 2 1AAstLfy and COnsuItinE Rooms
For the Treatment Of General and pr,v.te Diseases
On Deaderick Street, Nashville, Tenn,
VIZ DOCTOR s regular graduated Physician and sn old
prAeuoner from the old country, being already fifteen
sees n with bis fame established his extraordinary
eccss 70 the treatment Of desperate despses expose
testimonials. 49, -
IN private diseases the Doctor has never failed yet to cure
ong cases Of tR years standing, after they had
een treated without and given up by other Phys
cans credible gentlemen testify these assertions
long practice il large capital cities hospitals the old
ADa ns country made him familiar with these diseases
me Doctor is with the American French Ger
man languages and always ready tender hs advise and
vices win poltenesa. conscentousness and discretion
PERSONS at distance may have his advice medicines
eg hin through letters nclosng fee at least S. 20 Post
BOZ No. S Qnas charge only 81 postage stamps,
o 70 pocket money, they trouble themselves FUR
} bis family residence is North Market street
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COME AT LAST.

a. y Il NJ e In - /,
no. IA, Market Street,
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Manny's Combined Reaper and
Mower.

Manny's combined Reaper and
Mower.
GHTITH WOODS ..-Thil
w eeleTsted hacine eceiTed the ht premium OF Grand
SOLD MKnA1 the bstcombned Reapng and Moving Machine
q the great United States Agricultural Fair held at Louisville
ky IN September 1857 The trial OF Syracuse, New
crk In July where all the pal Machines IN the United
States thoroughly tested The committee made their awards
through Mars wilder President United States Agricultural
society, at Louisville, Ky.
IL also received award the best Reaper and as the bes
Mower before separate committees appointed By the Pres
dent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society," at Nashville
In july 1857, the machines in IN Tenn.
Numerous other premiums and awards given this MSeh
during the last season, every MAchinein America
The above machines for sale BY the undersgnsd-
B. =. oHEATHAM,
General Agent for the State.
FISHER, WHEELS 4 co.,
teb27-d&Wd GAEhvilIe Tee
DO YOU WANT
TO ADVERTISE
YOUR BUSINESS!
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AND FANCY GOODS.

FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS.
NTE daily receiving additions already full supply
w Of Fall and Winter Goods. We have all the
latest styles OF Shirts and Collars. Stocks Cravas and Ties
We have quantity Of Gloves, Gsunte Robes uspendrs,
and all qualities Of Hosiery, both for ladies gentlemen.
Our stock OF Underwear is complete, embracing all the
heaviest fabrics OF SILK WOoeu suitable the approaching
The goods will be sold cOrresponding low rates
with the short crop, J. H. McGILL,
seDl-.f Cherry street. door from Union.
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A few Lots left for sale.

will rent, the ensuing year. upon long
the connections ling at the OF Broad and Vauxha
Streets present occupied by Hayes, Esq Apply at ~
Cherry street, to L & X W brown, or to
.ulv 90 1874 EUGENE UNDERWOOD
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p d r f u M Err Y

LUBIN'S EXTRACTS,
WOODWORTH'S EXTRACTS,
FLAVORING EXTRACTS,
FINE SOAPS,
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LILY WHITE,
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STRETCH & FORBES.
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RUDD CAKLETON have got the arst Of their series Of the
novels Of HOEozR BALEAc TRANSLATED By Messr w. WsHr
and GOoDRcH beth gentlemen yOraby known in eonnee
ton with original and translated The present entitled
he Greatness and Decline Of Cesar BrOstsau and the trans
laon introduce It with the following Preface that the Nov
else HOnore de Balsae, the London Critic
uraby the greatest works Of the kind that Francadeed We
would add, any other not admit Of
the slightest dispute That they deeper into human heart
represent more truly the human passions andTsnect with greater
accuracy The phases % human e than other novelist
been able do is admitted by all who anything about
the matter Some mag object that there features in his
compositions which render them undesirable subjects study
the young and pure Ts this reply that Of that
opinion. BElsde touches rice but TO Sc0gs he draxs her
forth into the light Of day, M her in the pory calls
her BY her right name. Webesve that, far from having
dsrcrAng effect the careful thoughtful perusAI Of Bal
Eae writings have other result than love
Of virtue and the dread Of vice."
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Ladies' Shoes and Caters.
4 AIDES Fine Black Congress Caters With heels;
II A." Lace Is
Brown Congress &" 6
{" & blk Button g "
Kip Slippers, with and without heels.
Together with ether styles of Ladies' Misses and Chidren
Shoes.
ALSO
A large and superior stock OF GentIemen'S Wear,
consisting Of
Patent Leather Caters and Strap Shoes;
Calf Congress IS g Oxford Ties
We Golf q
Lasting {.
goods all fresh and OF the best quality, and
which offering reduced prices Call at No 81 Public
Square. SNYDER & RRIZRELL.
iupeS-u
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
INVESTING 70 male other investments propose to sell
Wv all cur Real Estate in Davidson county, as folloEE
TsEAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
situated the franklin Turnpike within half m Of the city,
and opposite the residence Of the late Joseph W. Horton,
Containing about Forty Acres.
This perhaps the most theyicnty Nash
VILE and most desirable country residence The house will
sold with II or is Of land purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
known the Sims Tract situated the Smith Turnpike fold
Lebsnen road within three miles OF $50
The soil good is well and timbere and can
bedvided into small tracts Of twenty acres and
which admirably adapted for country residences par
dsns and dsiTy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
on same occupied BY c. McCampbeI and forerlv
owned by Thos Harding, containing $50 acres This
place well known 20 need further descrpon II will
also divided suit purchaser c McCHmpbe will show
these places to any one who viii cali.
Ali shove property will be sold reasonable terms and
on q credit OF one two, three and four years.
Apply A V. Lndssy Nashville, to either OF the IN
dsrHignde, THOs. @. McC AMPBELI,
Six miles from Nashville,
J.A.MCCAMPBELL,
mh3l
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For Sale and 20 Lease.

PROPOSE to sell upon most favorable terms, exchange
for city property, the remainder Of premises IN inc
suburbs, consisting Of well built dwelling OF eight rooms
large cellars servants houses stables and between eleven
and twelve Of superior garden land will sell the dwell
ing and about five separate from the remainder OF the aVd
desired These premises adjoining the grounds sold by me
last spring at Of about IS 10 foot less By half
than ground equal distance from the square, and equally de-
sbe in other respects selling for being the occupied
formerly residence and rented for the to
Bostick. ESQ. Also,
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Notice
goo BUSHELS HI

election for Directors Of the Tennessee Msrne and Fi.
N Insurance Company will held at the Office Of aid Com
pany on Monday, the first day OF October next
Sept 49, '60-dtd A. W. BUTLER Secretary
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Mississippi River Cotton Plantation
fOAs Sale,

COAL OIL LAMPS.
q DOZEN Coal Oil Lamps, q various styles, fitted with
Dmsr9~tf RAINS, BROWN & co
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Imperial and
Young Hyson Teas.

Oolong and POwehong Teas Pickles. Preserves Oysters, sok
ing Tobacco and many other articles.
To all Of which, would call the especial attention ~
invite the inspection Of the trade and them ne can 0
many inducements not to be found elsewhere .o-rv.
jan5-H ARCHER OHBATHAM BROTHER
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Most EXTENSIVE
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
MANDATORY.

MIN KNABE CO., Nos l, 3, and I, kutaW street, Of
w Baltimore respectfully inform their Southern friends
they have enlarged factory and now prepared to
supply the great demand their pianos They are unqueson
ably most durable contain all the latest improvements
and fully guaranteed for five For ana great
power Of tone and agreeable touch, they are unequaled
ThsberE and other great psnists nave USED IN
their have FiVen certificates fer their sgpelor
They have for the last ten years first premiums over
all competition in all the different States where they have been
exhibited, they received five hrst premiums Two
Montgomery Ala One Southern made piano. anc
one for the best against all competition ,rx
ceiyinV bv Ff'' y ~ j. A. MCCLURE,
NAYS, i6O-d&WIv Sole Agent, Nashville.
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sample:
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Notice.

THNHB copsrnership heretofore existing under the style o.
WARDS GILKERsoE & Co.. this day dissolved py mu
10 EDWARDS,
J. K GILKERS0N,
July Il, 1860. Z. P. EDWARDS.
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MCLEAN Il DIV he Il,
COMALSIOV AED FORWARDING MERCHANTS
80 Common street, New Orleans.
FkLL & CUNNINsHAE, Nashville. Tennessee.
ID DKNEaEE, President Citizens Bank, New Orleans.
II A RATHBoNE, - NO Caual and Banking Co., D.
AETRED Penn, - Union Bank, New Orleans.
W MONTGOMERY, ESQ, Sc Exchange Place, New York
HEATOE a. DEScKI.A. PHILADELPHIA mar29- d6E
Land for Sale.
H application be made, in short time, will
modating terms, Forty Acres of Land, three miles
from the Corporation limits Mill Creek opposite
This IL OF the beautiful Davidson county
About half Of the land is in timber, balance
There the premises comfortable and ane
young orchard. Apply Ma Corr place. my
self for particulars CHAS. K. WINSTON.
inlyl4-u
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For Sale.

ME have hand 300 bushes Of Rye for SALE which win
w sell low for cash. BUSH < BRO,
septl6-dIW Cheryy-strset door south Of Brood.
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Satisfactory.

TO buy Goods from home Merchants, Who end grea
deal Of time getting up stocks drec, from the Manufacturers
satisfy and please the tastes Of section of oOuntyI
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Domestic Goods.

Full lines of all the various styles
PRINTS, from ave e ten cents;
BLEAoHED sHEErISG and SHIFTING, 4s1OR;
BROWN do ia f,ou ? Z. sceut,.
PLAID LINsEY, from eight to ten cents,
BLANKETS, (psr pairl from ans to iour dollars
We have variety Of Style quality pree Of DOmsst
Goods, which We win Seli cheap hsyeau bought In
market in America.
nTrvTANV 4 NO
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-22
Nlisfc.lalleons.
A HUSBAND AND FATHER.

A young man and his wife were prcpa-
rod to attend Il Christmas party at the
house of friend some miles distant.
Henry, my dear husband, don't drink
too much at the party to-day; you will
promise me, won't you?" said she, putting
her hand upon his brow, and raising her
eyes to his face with a pleading glance.
" No, Millie, will not; you may trust
Inc.
And he wrapped his infant boy in a soft
blanket as they proceeded.
The horses were soon prancng over the
turf, and pleasant conversation beguiled
the way.
Now don't forget your PROMISE" whis-
pered the young wife, as she passed up tho
steps.
Poor thing she was the wife of a man
who loved to look upon the wine when it
was red.
But his love for his wife and babe, whom
they both idolized, kept him back, and it
was net often that he joined in the baccha.
nalian revelrcs.
The party passed off pleasantly, the time
for departing drew near, and the wife de-
fcendcd from the upper chamber to join
her husband. A pang shot through the
trus ting heart as she met him, for he was
intoxicated-he had broken his promise.
Silently they rode homeward, save when
the drunken man would break into snatch
es of song, or unmeaning laughter. But
the wife rode on, with grieved heart
"Give me the babe, Millie, l can't trust
you with him." said he, as they approached
q dark and somewhat swollen stream which
they had to ford.
After some hesitation she resigned her
frst-born, her darling, closely wrapped in
the great blanket, to his arms. Over the
dark waters the noble steeds safely bore
them, and when they reached the bank the
mother asked for the child.
With much care and tenderness he laid
the bundle in her arms, but when she
elasped it to her bos ON no child was there !.
1t had slipped from the blanket, and the
drunken father knew it not
A wild shrek from the mother aroused
him, aud he turned just in time to see the
little rosy face rise one moment above the
dark waves, then sink, forever.
What spectacle the idol of his heart
gone-goae forever and that, too, by his
own iptemperanee, The anguish of the
mother and the remorse of the father, are
'hetter imagined than described,
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QUAKER'S LETTER TO A WATCH.
MAKER.

herewith send thee my pocket clock,
which greatly standeth in need of thy
friendly correction. The last time he was
at thy friendly school, he was in no way
reformed, nor in the least benefited there.
by; for perceive by the Index of his
mind that he is liar that his motions
are wavering and irregular that his pulse
is somewhat slow, which betokcneth not an
even temper and at other times he wax
eth sluggish, Notwithstanding l do frc-
quently urge him, when he should be on
his duty as thou knowest his usual name
dcnoteth, find him slumbcring, or as the
vanity Of human reason praiseth, Seat ch
him mapping" Examine him therefore,
I bcscech thee thoroughly, that thou may
est, being acquainted with his inward
frame and disposition, draw him from the
error of his way, and show him wherein
he should go. 1t grieves me to think ,and
when / ponder thereon, l am verify Of
opinion that his body is foul, and that the
whole mass is corrupt Cleanse him,
therefore l bcseech thee, with thy charm
ing physic, from all pollution, that he may
vibratc and circulate according to the truth.
/ will place him few days under thy care
and pay for his board what thou requirest,
l entrcat thoc..friend John, demean thysclf
on this occasion with judgement, according
to the gift which is in thee, and prove thy
self workman. And when thou layest
thy correcting hand upon him, let it be
without passion, lest thou should drive him
to destruction. Do thou regulate his mo-
ton for time to come, by the motion of
light that ruleth the day; and when thou
fndest him converted from the error of his
ways, and more conformable to the above
mentioned rules, then do thou send him
home, with the just bill of charges drawn
out in the true spirit of moderation, and it
shall be sent to thee the root of all evil