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strayed or stolen!

Strayed Or stolen!
A Bay Mare Pony. about years oId--whi,e strip in
foreheas-ieft thtgh branded A. v. R.-lesi shoulder
branded U. L. with the character . directly under
sane-has left hind foot shee-heof little out of
shape in Consequence Of \ hart-smal white spots
hips III other parts II ksdy. She has COLI by
her side about weeks cid. Said colt has broad white
stripe in face. Any perS@a returning the same the
suhscr her, at Magnolia Harrison County Iowa,
giving notice where they be found will be literally
rewarded.
FL. WALDEN.
June asd, lsso.-nsaw.
A0GALLS BOILED LlNSKEp OIL, JUST RECEIv.
Il " ed, and for sale by W. r. MCCLELLAND.
A SUPERIOR LOT OF GLASS AND PUTTY, JUST
n received, and Tor sale by
W. T. NCCLELLANp.
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Issray Notice.

IN KEGS F3-RE WHITE LEAD Just RECEIVED,
w sEG sar sale ~ " y. aCEEEEL4SD
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Y,RaYInEaMaHefNc


After The vote had been taken at Balti-
more. 70 make the nominakion Of Douglas
unanimous. Davs Todd, Of Ohio, who oecu-
pied the Chair, is reported 70 have declared
tie result in the following language:
.With heartfelt satisfaction. as presiding
oGeer Of this Convention, declare Stephen
A. Douglas. By unanimous vote, the candi-
date Of the Democratic party of the Union.
for President of these United States. and
NAV God. in bis Infinite mercy. protect hin
and the Union be represents"
This sounds fearfully ike the language
addressed to criminals at the close OF 5
sentence of death. and the Circumstances
under which II vas used undoubtedly sug-
gessed the form Of it, Detroit Adr.
r-Leadins Democratic Senators admit
thar the success of the Republicans 10
inevitable, but are determined to make the
fight order to expose the weakness Of Mr..
Douglas.
TThe people of ST. Louis have raised
Sf0, 900 for a marble statue Of Thomas IL.
Benton, and have awarded the work TO
Miss Harriet Hosmer.
FgThe Attorney General OF Michigan.
reports that the law passed last winter il
that State, suspending the Grand Jury sys-
TEN works satisfactorily.
yThe European advices BY the steam.
ship Europa, which arrived few days
since. contain the sad announcement that
G. P. K. James the novelist, is dead.
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PIONEER nook RlNDERY
AN ORDINANCE To WIDEN MYNSrEI

- N Z
Re 1t ordained sr the Common Council o! the Git,
OF Council Huns That ali OF that part of Lot -Four in
foas IN Asnsier Addition to the City of Council
B'ufs, lying and eeins between the present N.rth
boundary Of MINISTER Street in said Addi..un and a
areet fne extending from point ON the fren, boundary
:. said Lot on Main Street beins thirty-eiyht feet
Aorth frem the southeast corner Of said 10, 10
Poni on the fr,nt boundary OF said Lot on MINISTER
iotty,eifht Zee, from said corner be aud the
Approved June .s,d, 1850.
LfsANDER W RARBITr, Mayor.
Attest, 7. r. TREySoR, Recorder.
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IT ,nes % inches; aiso, pine sidfnr md worried
E0sfis pine sh inSles and NH sssh bltsds assss
sii ~ which We vii! SEP s-~ ~ essh.
s1-E xR ELIZA BENNETT
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PREsIDENTIL CAMPAIGN OF

r5sW. II. ALsIT's Jewelry Store is next deer to
The Pacific H9use-all work done in a tCorkmanhks
manner and WARRANTED.
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cTThc visit of the japanese Embassy
to this country has been quite an expensive
amusement. Aside from the steam frigate
put at their service each way, Government
paid $4,000 to maintain them in Washing
ton. etc: Baltimore $500 for one days
vi Il. ore Philadelphia 900 for the
week ,here, and the bills in New York will
amnunt to n.GGHHn. swelling the whole ex-
pense TO S62,5Cp.
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eg7 How is Douglas to be elected? The
South won't support him, The 'Thrds"
will discard him; tho Administration will
thrust him out rs heretical and irregular !;
and, lest Of all, the People will give him the
'Fcolj shoulder" Lincoln beat him in his
own State, on the popular vote, in 1858;
and he will beat him. everywhere, in the
Electoral vote now. lie is a ''gone sucker
CO Hon John Schwartz. member Of Con-
sress. from Berss county. Pennsylvania,
died in Washington on Wednesday night at
IL o'clock. Mr.. s. was elected By the OPP
position and Anti-Lecomptonites in place Of
Jehu Clancy Jones, the administration can
didate. He won many friends in the House
by his devotion to his principles and cousti-
tuents. His determination to stand TO his
post in the House and adhere to his duties
undoubtedly caused his death.
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DENTISTRY.
TAKE NOTICE

TAKE NOTICE:
hat hereafter. al ShsriNs Fees must be peiA
4 In advance. IN all cascs, without sespect q -
sops 8. n. CnAJ0.
shefls o: rvt. CO.. 1oss.
X1y ., 1901 sss Al
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81. Louis
Ino. J. Anderson n a..
Aessrs. Page Il Bacon,
Locker, Rceick n ca,
" n. Violet a Co.
Mcssrs. Bryan n Co.
fotrd.
Cook, Sargent Il Downcy
I Hem, Williams n Co.
Hoyt sherman h Co.
Hon, Thomas d Benton, Jr
Springfield, m.
N. n y Insurance Co,
iClats's Exchange Bank.
Jacob Bum, Esq.
Hon =. T, Logan.
Col, Jho. williams,
JdeksonsiHe, m. {
Hon. VIM. Brown. !
" Richard Yates,
". X. Elicit, Esq.
Messis. N. =, Ayers 4 o.
! pA-u
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cvThc editor Of a California paper thus
advises Gambler correspondent OF MS
journal: "Find three-story wareho use,
climb along the ridgepOle, discover q fas
rock on direct line from the termination,
turn your moccasins up to the sun, and let
youyseIf go-.he discovery Of your brains
on the rock below will be conclusive and
gratifying evidence that nuisance has been
abated.n
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Hair Oils:

pittsburg.
Bank Of Pittsburgh,
Exchange Bank,
Messrs krsmc l. Rshm,
"' n. Holnlcs h SONS
Willis Boothe, Eco.
VIM. u. Pussy, ESQ.
Pennsylvania.
Monongahela Bs OF Brown
vile.
Franklin B'a Of washingio,
Huifimore.
Com. h II. Bk Of Baltimor,
Baltimore Savings Bank.
Mcssrs. Johnston * Bro.
I" Robert Garrett Il Sons
7. Marsh Smith, Esq.
Nathan Pussy, "
Miles White, !"
Nstr Fork.
Jno. Thompson, Esq,
PHILADELPHIA
Eessrs. Caleb Cope & Co.
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"paLs,as 3aE!s shall lean 20 tfavss,
An! feed with Administration Cows"
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BLUE RIVER MINES.

Mr.. W. B. Riddle, of Ohio, just in from
these digsings, gives US information which
is encouraging.
Illinois Gu!ch is prospecting well, and the
claims that are already opened are paying
from s. to $50 TO the man per day.
Iowa Galcb, when twelve feet down in
discovery cain, made fourteen cents to the
pan.
Several otter ga!ches prospec. well, but
not fully at YORK.
In Spaiding's District they have dug
ditch and tarned Blue River a mile.
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Tennessee & Alabama Railroad,
EDGEFIELD AND KENTUCKY BAI3 ROAD,
AND THE
LOUISVII lie a. NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
TEyHE folor splendid steamers comprise this line and
leave Ma Vile daily for st. LoUs Louisville Snihla1d
Psducah, Cairo Memphis and New Orleans:
Steamer UEIFN EToNKA,
DAsHu11. Master. efisf.,A
Leaves Nashy. very Monday at p o'clock n. -
steamer C. L.. TTILLWAN,
CozBITT, Master, Si5aalsA
Leaves EsslviIl -7lFy Tuesday at O'Clock NJ -
Steamer NTTNNETONFXA,
DAsHTELs, Master. s4edtIa
Leaves NashviIr. very Thursday at e O'Clock NJ -
Steamer r. ~. BUNKAN,
Muller, Master sg1$I2
Leaves Nashville M Fridays at 4 O'Clock P. NJ -
Steamer SAINT CLOUD,
SINS, Master eIeasSE
Leaves Nashville every Saturday at y clock NJ
These steamers connect apPaducsh with the Mobile AID Ohio
Railroad a. Cain With the Illinois Central Railroad, and at St.
Louis -s0ur and Upper Mississippi River Packets.
and are equal a ahoat FOR safety, speed and
fort. A HAMlLTON.
aug7-tf Agent
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VEsPER GAS LIGHT,
The Cheapest, most BriElIant, ssad
Most Convenient ArtIficiaI Light
N The ROLD,

FFTRIs GAS sgnera from Pure Coal o. and for elegance
economy safety and simplicity, cannot be surpassed. The
fixtures in the style the ordinary fixtures
It's advantages that it portable gas light unrvasd
for bancy eheapness cleanliness and simplicity, and be
used wherever artificial light is required easy regulate
requires trimming and attention. whatever after
lighting u Is perfectly safe and free from explosion, and
smell while burning The Light te made
with any degrees Of hrancy. by turning screw,
increased simultaneously in volume from that
ten or twenty BY turning valve in ordinary gas.
The Vesper and fixtures precisely resemble 10
those gas, but in hriancy and purity Of light pos.
sess decided advantage any coal gas 1t requires
chimney there need Of daily trimming Of wick the
construction Of fixture simple that not liable get
out of ORDER and child manageiready The gasbIrned
in the Vesper generated from pure coal OIL Ves
per OIL (Which manufactured expressly FOR this burner
without any admxure of alcohol other foreign Ingredient
and supply is unlimited The fixtures themselves adapt
ed 10 suit all tastes from the plans sngeght burner
elegant and costly chandelier. Each hxureis per
feet in itself outlay to be made for service pipes
ter regulators &c. The generated In the burner and all
hxures from the cheap to the expensive chandelier
miniature gas l0Ors in themselves They are sold at
prices which exceed the cost Of ordinary gas fixtures Of
similar stylesand ornamentation.
Chuces houses, public halls stores, steamboats, and private
residences throughout the State nov be hedup with these
elegant nd convenient chandeliers and other beautiful gashx
lures which much the appearance Of such places and
comfort Of the circle and which, heretofore could be
only those favored districts embraced within the coal
limits Of large cities
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From M Alezanaer FAN. Nashville


Mr. THOMAS TKYLoR-Dear Sir: have been using the Yes
per Gas Lamp sold you since September last and per-
cty satisfied that is Of the economical, if not,
economical, we'll brilliant lights that had. 1t
is easily managed and I, unheAtngly, recommend it to all
outOf the reacho gas. ALEXANDER FALL.
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sETTE EsQ-l gives great pleasure to state that az
ter trial Of ooeo Of the Vsper Gas Lamps in my study for
six past after observing closely for the length Of
time, the experiment Of lighting "Unon Tent with these
lamps have entire confidence in their efficiency It seems to
they aor all the advantages Of the best gas lights othos
who live out Of the cities End large towns.
The process Of preparing and lighting the lamp IS readily
learned the fixtures simple and little liable to get
Of ORDER the Of the light comparatively little, and the
whole free from all danger that it need only acquan
the part Of the public with the Veper Gas Lamp
bring them into general use throughout the country
Yours truly, STUART ROBINSON.
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JTaHny's C0mDIned Reaper and
Mower,

Mower,
NTH WOODS IMPROVEMENT hh
w celebrated achhe eeived the hrst premium Of Grard
MEBAL the combined Reapng Moving Machine
at the great Uned States Agricultural Fair held Louisville
KY, September 1857. The trial Of Syracuse, New
York. in July, where all the ppal Machines the United
States thoroughly tested The committee made their awards
through Marshal P Wilder President United States Agricultural
Society ct Louisville, K.
It also received the ward the best Reaper and the best
Mower before two separate committees appointed BY the Pres
Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society Nashville
july 1857 most Of the machines il in Tenn
Numerous other premiums and awards given this Mschnt
during the last season, every Machnen America.
The above machines are for sale by the undersigned
r. p. OHEATHAM,
General A gent for the State.
FISHER. WHEELS & CO.,
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KENTUOKY TESTIMONIALS.

From His Excelency Gov s. Morehead and Thos s. Page
Esq, State Auditor.
To WIN H. SETTLE Esq., LOUISVILLE, KY-Dear Sir We have
been and ave using your Vesper Gas, and perfectly salts
fed with utility. lit gives soft brilliant and beautiful light
and perfectly from explosion 1t is very cheap ard
economical in its use and far less than any other
light We satisfied that will be adopted by ali persons
the opportunity CT obtaining and also to whom
accessible and with whom eheapness in the original outlay
fixtures the continual expense Of burning object
Yours, &c, MOHRHEAD.
TuOs s
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Lorlsv1IE. Kr.. septsmber 5. I85g.

LOUISVILLE, KY. September s. 1859.
To sETTIE-Dear Sir After having made thorough
examination Of the Yesper Cas- in relation to its umna
ting power chemical composition, etc., do rst hesitate
commend being and economical we'll pos
ssing greater intensity Of illumination than any oe material
now in
tanning heat and will be found Of invaluable service to the drug
gist as we'll Is to the manufacturing chemist.
CHARLES NJ WRIGHT, NJ D.,
Prof Of Chemistry in the Kentucky School Of Medicine
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A NEGRO man By the name Of HENRY, runaway from my
a. house sumner county, the day Of September
l lie about - years old, 0r black complexion, about
feet Oh inches high, fun face, fine head hair weighs
1-U uornds is what is termed No. second rate mani
some MARKS on his back hips Had when left brown
49, ar about half lie raised by Wiley Douglass
7T sumner county. 1 will give fifty dollars reward Tor him IL
taken in the State IL in any other State give one hun
dred dol,ars.
Address II. H. Haynes 4 CO. Nashville, Tenn, myself at
sauBlsrsgiIIe. ljan2O-'uI JOHN X. TAYLOR.
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BaIch Lois for sale.

Robert Bach and others, james C. Wilson and others
pursuance Of DEGREES rendered by the County Court Of
Davidson county in the above cause viii oGer for sale
the Courthouse in Nashville Saturday the llh o. February
next, the following Lots belonging 20 the estate Of Alfred Balch
dec ased, that remain from the former sale %
20 feet Of Lot, No. y, on Market street.
4f55 A" " " p, Jackson street.
% %, on corner Of Cole &c & Jefferson SIS
lOD 8" " 3, on College street
so " a, Crawford street.
These Lots suhdvided will he shown sale
TERS-S20 in cash viii be required Lot and fer the
balance credit Of g. u and % months, inere will be
given and notes we'll payable Bank required
Sale TO take place at the usual hours
janll-td F. r. CHEATHAM. Clerk.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
The Southern Express Company.

ayTF undersigned respectfully give notice that they have
tered into co partnership, under the and hrm
The Southern Express COmpanys for the trans
action Of General Express and Commission Business and have
~ arrangements with the Edgefed and Kentucky Tennessee
and Alabama and Central Southern Railroad Companies 10
MESSENGERS daily over these Rosds and prepared 10
fora goods TO all Stations the above named Railroads in
~ of secs Messengers low rates. Their Messengers
are ved th Iron Safes for the safe transmission OF money
v and other valuabes. Bills notes and drafts collected
and PROMPT returns made. -.
once at RAINS BROWNS Drug StS,s, NO. ~ Punhc
Square. AI u 10 0iT mn
;,n2 Late Of Adams Express Company.
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Charles Dickens Now sNorz.
PHINTEHss NIX.

EIIE{ Cap Foldei Note. Fst Cap, Folio Post neni 81
y Aaiium Bin Head Psper-iarss stock, sri- variety
received bg b. UfakN.
denl ll c.----. .--.---
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4 AN nov IN % city and engaged selling county rights
m The State Tennessee, for The manufacture and sale cf
~ Patent improved Hives, TIE virtue superiority
which have been testified by hundreds Of The worthy
eminent citizens Of our country The construction 81 my Hive
i gpe aud promise the only Hive in the world
a proof against the bee mothe Persons desrOus Of pur-
chasing either family county rights for The best Bee Hive
t world can few days al The Auction Rooms
Ness Hardy Brothers, where will be happy 70 see them.
irly-a5-F JOSEPH KENT.
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MAGAZINES FOR JANUARY.
HAGAN ~ REANO
No. 6 Union Street,
Have for sale the following Magazines for January
HARPEP'S MAGAZINE,
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
LESLIE'S FAMILY MAGAZINE.
PETERSON'S NATIONAL 1IAGAZTVE,
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE,
KNICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE, ALL
YEAR ROUND.
ATLANTIC MONTHLY, &c. &C.,
Subscriptions received By HAGAN TREANOR,
dec2i Periodical AgentS.
Auction, storage Ware Rooms,
27 COLLEGE STREET.
TVyHE subscribers prepared ali kinds Goods
Ware and Merchandise either special Storage or for
Public or Private sale. B. P SHIELDS & CO,
dec23 Opposite seWaree Rotel.
COMBS, BRUSHES, CIGAR CASES,
B1ORTE Monies Buck Purses silk Read Purses Eas.es
81 Sct, &, received and foi sale low BY
Ladies' and 6eniieueus Furnishing Store,
decl3 Corner Of uaIs and College Street.
CEOSSS-'CIES WANTED.
FNyUE Nashville and North Western Railroad Company wish
TO contract for 10000 Cedar CrOss-Ifess gfeet
long inches Thick we'll heWn, to face at narowe place not
less than inches Of bark timber he sound, to be deliver
ed at the grade lire OF the road in Nashville.
The contractors want to contract for $4,000 hfte or
Post Oak Ties, Of the size above. 70 be delivered
on line Of the road in piles from section IA section
enough each section 20 supply the same
Persons wishing bid will direct the President Direct
ors Of the Nashville and Forth Railroad Company
Nashville Tenn 'uIvn-0
GREEN APPLES
Al BBLs Large Romantics for saeby
deg No IA South Market Street.
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TESTIMONIALS.

Scientific men others who have thoroughly tested the
Vesper Gas Air Light, it the best and
cheapest gh. known Numberess testimonials being
received daily all quarters vOuehag for the excellence
this light, few Of which are given below.
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KATILL tie gentleman Who present on ne lull OF NV
Wv last when sold Capt. Wa WALToya box Of Cgars' az
my store do the Gror Jf calling at A Union street
janll-H J. ". LAN6LbA-
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NOS % and % CUt-LttFE sAIhE1ll1 4 ,
OPPOSITE sEWANEE HOTEL.)
NASHVILLE, 1AAAEooEH
WAVE leased for term Of years. the large and extensive
stores and ware rooms on College Street, below the ity
Rank and opposite Sewauee Hotel and Union Bank Atei
e thirty wears of active business life in this city, only
ro our undivided attention &c the Of cNngn
o-s, as heretofore
IErR Remittances made Sales for cash only
Reference given in any city portion Of the country
kinds Goods, Wares Merchandise received on SPECIAL
RAGE with orders TO be sold atpube private sale
iau6 BENZ. T.. SHIELDS q ".
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HAVE some 10 90 likely g0es to hire for the -
present year. Among them cooks washers and ~
f-5uers Superior house girls and boys Apply 70 n
WILL L. BOYD, Jr., ~
iaaI9-lW N0'oO CAsFFy street.
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Prot Of Chemistry in the Kentucky Soho
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Hoist. host our Tag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfold its banner everywhere
Beneath the western sky
T. war, let every stripe gof0rth,
Borne by the Pstriot's hand,
Proclaim Its beauty and its worth.
O'ermoor and hill And strand.
IN peace guard well the sacred boon,
BeqEeathei By patriots blood
For Oh 'tWas in freedoms cause
Amid the battles food.
Hoist, hoist, our flag 70 heavens breeze,
Let every fold float hivl,
Unfurl its hammer everywhere,
Beneath the aestCre sky
Hoist, hoist, our Gag in Arts great Talgpt
Let every star float higher
Up with the nations emblem.
Above the tallest spire.
Let Tenpesseans every where
Let every State around,
Know where type or nature q nads
Where every type is found.
Above own ATt GGJeTE,
Our country standard wave,
And underneath its folds pregids
The heautful-the brave
The Chid-tne parent atri0t-eiFs
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetest p0rtraiturt
With every charm bat life
Then raise our bauusrto the sly
Leteyery star bearnsWs,
That types at the Art Gal7sTt,
Are made by @. @ HUGHES,
shl5-d&Wrf Corner o. College and Cnirn vt.
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RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE.

one Square, one year sso-Eaoh additional Square, $40
Advertisers exceeding IN space contracted
for, win be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
oEE DOLLAR per Square for the first and Frr CEN for sn
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published both Daily and Weekly, wiz
be charged the full daily with half the weekly
added.
Transient Advertisements asust Be paid for at the time Of
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Keep it Before the People!
WIZ, STOCKELL,
PLAIN AyD DECORATIVE PLASTERER,

n an and DECDEEAEIyE PLASIEtEIt1
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
EEEW EAULTC CE VI Il n n .
Plaster OF Paris, PIastering Hair, Fire
Bricks, Fire Ciay5
rEItRA GOTTA CHIMNEY TOPS 4 TEX
IRA GOTTA WARE GENERALLY
70. q Broad vVays Between summer anc
Cherry Streets
NASHVILLE, TENN ESSEEs
-uarcht1vG
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TENUE splendid mansion recently erecsd BY Wesley Wheless
with about thirty eight Of land upon Wchlt IS lOa
ud offered for sale. The house is situated on beautiful n
shOut mile above the city, the north side, and about our
hundred yaus from the Cumberland River in beautiful grove
Of forest trees t which point large portion OF the city Is ID
fall view The house contains about sixteen rooms, az hand
s-Iley anG conveniently arranged, with water and gas pipes m
every is lU uf tie materials. and in the most
modern architectural style Two thirds Of the land covered
with large flores, timber The remainder well calculated
for gardening and growing fine fruits, portion = which is al
ready set with varieties u fruit trees strawberries grapes &c
Mr.. Mheess being now located Liverpool, Eng
Iand induces this cie OF sale Of hspropery Address the un
degnejat Nashville who resides and viii show the proper
ISL and give the terms Of sale.
tsc--tT n HOBsON.
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HOME TESTIMONIALS.
Fr,r, the Ra- p s Pnll- NnshriIIe

NASHVILLE, Dec. u, 1859.
Col 7. Il. TAYLoR-Dear Sir. have used for time
the Yeper Lamps and beg leave express obligations
you having introduced notice. To persons living
the country parts city where cannot be had
who may desire Light much economical than gaand at
the time fully equal to it in Illuminating power-ths ap
paratus will prove desideratum.
regard this the beautiful and most useful invention
procuring, small cost the advantages Of light that
have seem the time that il perfectly saand
lamps simple in construction and managed with
Very truly yours, FALL.