ocr: Preserve Yowr Fruit in "JG HELLS,- FROITGAW; This Can posseistt the follovcing advantages over all others : 1st. The deleterious tue of lead. With its coniwroent MOCIDKQ and DISCOLOB- ATIOH OF THE JBUTP, Is tmUti. 2d. BCSSXR OK Grx. which f oMaeiran&M. u I, can, ind Ii oouuotlj .letted cj chaap of timptr- IMF. H DSCIUJUI SBTOr LO M MDt.Btfl OT If). 3d. The Opening of the Can U mad remcitrar ucci to rtotirstlis lAiam rticiru, wnon is i, omitm to pruam them wbolt, snd to Sdmltabaod for th. enrna,. Af tharoarhl dttasuix ths eaa for futars use. 4th. Ith onitd irlth less tronlle. u It Is inrsn- cxauar to nut tsx ui am its enron u reaoTe ti esp, as in other soiled eus,hkb.is an imfrUnt ixaprorement. 6th. They are cheaper, because mors simple. Tbi Can Is heroKtlcauy naled Vr a eemsnt vhiaa, suiu muj oiDer, LU3XS BOSK or ITS AD ro3ITSSTRX.1GTH BT ZXrOSCXE TO TBS .IE. Hal m t m r. : ,I m fn. tcin EV A tujlcitnt quantity to clot tha . niiiiu The complete success tr Winchell's Can over all others !a now fuby estdbii.h?d. County MerchanU and all others who wish to Mtrptv lli tse ves with this excellent Can, will do well to male earlv applicalton to MAt'KV A HAMILTON, jnly6 2m No. 47 Colleze street, Nashville. HUSHES BROTHERS, jy, tuns will o wsiuia V without charge.


Nashville union and American. [volume]

ocr: lajlglraonmerican. DAILY, J3; TBMVKEKLY. S5; WBESLT, ?&. 8?FICS CtiaKXK CHTTBCH AJTD CHEBEYBTKIST3. N. C. TOItHETT &. CO. Jt.l. ZASTMAW. F-C. DTTHKISOTOS. & G.C. TOBBgTT DEMOCUATfC TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT: JAMES BUCHANAN5, or PENNSYLVANIA. FOE VICDl'RKlDRVl ! JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE, oaniocnATio aiiiiCTOiiAx. tioedt, -FOR THE STATE AT LARGE: WILLIAM H. POLK, of Mauey. ISHAM G. HARRIS, or Shelby DISTBIOT ELECTORS. AMUKL POWELL, of Hawkins. JAMES W. MoULNRY.of Overtco I). M. KEY, of Hamilton. E. L. G-ARDENHIRE, of White, K A. kEEBLK, of Ratherford. JAMES H THOMAS, of Maury. TJI0MA3 J. BROWN, of Giles. G. O POI.NDEXTER, of Montgomery. J. D. C. ATKINS, of Henry. ' 4. ' 5. ' 6. ' 7. ' 8. ' 9. in. D. M. GURKIN. of Sheiby.

place_of_publication: Nashville, Tenn.

publisher: John L. Marling & Co.


ocr: i ', hlGN OFTHE BIG JELIC HORNS, NO. 47 COIiHCB 8TBEKT. TirB have Just received, direct from the makers In E. Rn;im..7..-;"-ri7 -v-'""""'! "iru.iiucs: ana in ana. ona ot inn ahm ..Am.n.. A. . men' are nnria.frf tr, ,.u ..j..-:', ."T'T' -k- . uuMsseioa luiuuiitrU 10 ID! MIT atf KiahwilU o . - "OT27 MACKY k flAMlLTOS. SANFORD'S PATKNT STII1IV . ....r.. .. " WE havejost received an assortment of these Cutters. Alsoexpecteddallyssiocfcofthe Western CornSheller. P0TCT MACK Y & HAMILTON. ryr?118 & SAUSAGE SI UFFHRS. AXnov27 31ACBV t HA1IILTO.V. ..i.,viiiiii iiiu jjiuurns on nana. "u-' SIACKV HlVtl.Tini COPAKTNRHSIIIP Mfi-KJTTS M-a A- LAKIfR.,nJ OKORGK SIIZKLL, having be come aisnetatMt , . . . '.7 . . . Crn-.r. vT" r .... --"-'aue.u n "!B "noiesais ,v.w,v,0. iueu) ii. L.ASIKK t CO, osoaoi aixcu. . . . B. LANIER & Go. WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALER TV FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS XT.. m. .... . w decj tf "i " iUUIKwl MTCCl, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. TO TUE CONSUMERS OF CORTTHeaITIW , fJASIIVlXLE. T H'-' atarted a Hill in the eitr, and will keen on 1 hand, fresh Meal, ot Krf. 10?,' gfyft BanibiJtrMt M orders atoded.to, and will sell at the lowe.t caih city, and will deliver to customers ia any turf ; . th r--- .. .. ii . iaiui JiL.1. maylS If Agent. Br, Siiallenbers-er's FEVrESD?BANTID0FOUTflESPEEDr affe.d ridfda2 V' of 7T TOM of that DUtreia. Maladf-oa enhrelr new principles. Off- Said at Wholeeale by Ewln. Brother. anS k- rVri aLz NaahTllle. Tesa. ' .SBBBBBBBBEltawBrrrsViHlHB BsssssssssBsssBsffffByWMsssBBssssa


ocr: NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS F0TJNDB-Y, No lift South Front Sireet, ' NASHVILLE, Tcnn. AB. COOK, practicaFBell and Brass Founder; Mtcces . sor to We tier A Cook, is prepared to manufacture to or er. Bells for Churches, Steamboats and Plantations. Also, Steam Whistles, Oil Globes, Cylinder, Gauge, Fountain and Stop Cocks, Hose and Salt Well Joints, Gun Mounting, Anti-Friction MetaL All work made by me with neatness and dispatch, of the best material, at low prices, and Warranted. janlS ly


ocr: WHOLESALE DEALER IN ' Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, &c, IHAJ'E locOed Loower Market street, in Sloan'a Car nage Uou9- Have received about $30,000! worth of GOODS by the Fast Line from tha Old Stand, iu by kind citizens, on Sunday morning list. In this Stock are many nice Goods, preserved ia perfect order. I am alto receiving quite a lot of new things, all of which I will .sell just aa I can. HU. DOUGLAS. sp20 lm BPAQ SOUTHERN DEPOT Ac GENERAL AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF EVERT DESCRIPTION OP MANUFACTURED ARTICLES AND XEECHANDI3Z GENERALLY. BENJ. F- SHIELDS, NASavnia, Tew., having taken the large and commodious Ware Rooms, lately oeea pied by Messrs. S. H. Loomia A Co., corner of the Square and College street, fur tbe purpose of transacting an extensive AGENCY. C0JLMIS3I0N AND AMOIOS BUSINIS3, would most respectfully solicit consignments of seen Goods of xvrar and axt description aa are adapt, ed to the market. Having determined sot to purchase any article on hia own account, and flattering himself that from long experience in Commercial lite, and a determi nation to give satisfaction to Consigners and Shippers, will be happy to open correspondence with Manufacturers, Merchants and Dealers in the various cities of the Union, who may wish a prompt and efficient Agent or Factor la this market. Orders for the different products of the conn, try promptly attended to. apre u U&XJ. r. SHIELDS. AUCTION. COMMISSION AND GENERAL AGENCY. BENJ. F. SHIELDS, WILL make sales for Trustees, Assignesa and 'others who mar wish to sell Eooda. wares, and mtrekan. dise at Auction without reserve, for cash. Ifon time, the same to take the paper received. No goods sold at public auction with limits. Proceeds ofall sales paid over witatn thiee days after sales. Conaijrnments for private sales held luMeetto Instruc tions. Arrangements mads for LbcrrJ advsncts on Invoices of any not. r. H. o goods bought or sold on my own ofauanu. BENJ. F. SHIELDS. GenT Aent, ap-gi tf UPublMi Square. EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OP GROCERIES. By Davis, Pilclier & Co. ON TUESDAY MORNING next, APRIL 23th, 1M4, we nil! offer at Auction for Cash, a lsnrs aLwartrntataT Groceries, to wit : 96 hhds Sugar; si nests Toi- 221 bags Rif Coffee; lo bag Pepper; 93 dois jioiasses: 5 bags Spice: 43 bbls Csh'd A Pw'dSurar S eases Cxnnz 111 bbULoatSuear: 150 nni Knllar'a Blacking 375 boxes Star Candles; Si boxes Imp AGP Tea; iz ooze soap; 261 boxes Ubeese; 64 boxes Tallow Candles: 10 easea 3rendr CherrtaaL- 235 kegi Nails: E cases Londoa Porter: 67 gross Matches; 105 bbls Pike's Manoiia 60 dcxen Seives: Whisly; 18 dozen Wash Boards; 15 bbls Moaongahela WLly; 81 dozen Brooms; K bbls Old Bourbon do; 93 dozin Buckets; 3 bbls Gin; 2t coils Juto RoDe: 63 bbls Cider Vinevar: 400 boxes Sardines. With many other artieles suitable for the urde. DAVIS, PILCUER A CO. spr24 '66 78, Public Square. STKAUT ALLEN & Co.; CARRIAGE AND HARNESS HAITUFACTUSZEJ, at tiis oi.b srasD or n. n. arrxxa, (Two doora below the Theatre,) NO. Oi. CHEIUIT STREET, NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE. TTOULD beg leave to inform the public assortment of Carriages, Huggies, Ao. of the neatest and most highly finished styles. Being practical workmen, the? are prepared to offer as gxxl an article of mannfac torr for inspection as inv similar- ntnMittiTTunt i. h. j y generally mat tuey nave on nana a Urge t; eountiy, and on te ras equally as reasonable. They would invite all persons to cail and examine their work adore purchaeisg elsewhere. EST ReDairinzDromntlvattendaJ in V.w n,vw.r. ranttdfarone year. " sprl9 2m ' TO CASH BUYERS. Boots and Shnac. MERCHANTS purchasing tor Cash will find decided bargains in kj and Calf lion U. Khoaa and Brain. at 42 College street. l invite tne attention or alL. Spring Stock Jat opensd. ftp" JOHN HAMAGE. 'Ladies' Heel SiiDoer. J U8T received a beautiful lot of Curasoa &id Heel SUp Ptra- Ladies- rud Heel Hoots and Gaiter. . JOHN RAHAGK. apt 43U0Uegi BOILED CIDEiL 100 'obis pure Soiled Cider aa storm and fer.aaleby iL S. FRENCH. k Wit.


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ocr: of certainty. i THE Rokrlsou Association WILL MEET AT THEIR HB-XsI, THIS EVEN1NJ A punctual attendance is r- quested. Rv order of the PresideDt aprl7 JO. W. WALKER, Secretary. K. O'KANE, PRODUCE AND COMMISSIOK MERCHANT, AND DEALER IN FOREIGN 4 DOMESTIC LIQUORS, South-East corner of Church and College streets. Nashville, Tennessee. Cash for all kinds of roduicc -rTTTUEAT. RYE? BACON, FEATHERS, REE3WAX, W "W-l . jan3'66 S. E.'Corner College and Church stB. . ...itrmm.-iltrTrir- IIMIY ONE HUNDREJJ TUnsriiiBiviuiiM.'i". assorted, now in atore and lor ale low for cash by janS'SS s R. 0 KANE. NEW ALE. rf BBLS received and for.sale low by n,KVNT r I KJ Rill For sale E TSlDER VINEGAR exprefsly torlamily use. For Ij br, janS'6o -y 100,000 Poiimls Well Dried WANTED FOR CASH, KDJAJL1KkSK. maris tf - London Lady Potatoes. 1 OH BDSHELS-received and for sale hyR 1WU upiu T.M-.M-Sr-.o "Runt. A GENUINE ARTICLE, warranted pure, suiUble XV Wed ical purposes, ior saie oy 1 IV. v apl NEW FAMILY CUOCEitt. .1.. C?U eirV,l D.iklU W..f. W-llPT-A tHPC keen & constant supply cf the TtryUdSt articles fjr ri 1 rr .1 nna(.a..l in hiv ygg 1UB MIC Ul JUliuuia uj wic uuun on the latinstfand hrealter tbe Tery best Uqaora Only DC ODia.UeU IU 4U4UMMCB UW 'too uutii n . Believing we shall be able to please, we solicit a ehare PmcT " WHITLEY & REESE.


ocr: W.L.E0YO.JR. rU.LYUS. FOR HIRE. TTTTE have several Iikelv Neeroes for hire for the bal- VV anceof the year. Amon? them are some excellent iiouss Bervanis, an excellent toot, &c Apply soon to feb23 IIOYD & LYSLE. A. Kerr &, Co., STORE NO. 21 CEDAR STREET JiTA SHV1LLE: DIRECT IMPORTERS OF THE REAL XTAVANA Segars, Yirgima Chewine and Smoking To. s bacco, n rencn urandies, Jamaica .'lum, Holland Uin- W ines, Uordials, truits, Sc )ulyl7 E. O'KANE, PRODUCE AND COHMISSION MERCHANT, AND DEALER IN FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQTJ0ES, South-East corner of Church and College Streets. Nashville, Tennessee. Cash for all kinds of Produce. WHEAT, RfE, BACON, FEATHERS, BEESWAX WOOL, Ac. Ac, by R. O'KANE, .jans 66 o. t,. uorner college and unurcn sts. ONE HUNDRED TONS PITTSBURG IRON, well assorted, now in store and (or sale low for cash by jan3 5S it. u'HAWij. NEW ALE. Pfl BBLS received and for sale low by OU janl R. O'KANE. "MDEIt VINEGAR expressly for family use. For sale J by, lan3'66 R. O KANE. Poiisads Well Dried -rp -rf-K-nSiT WANTED FOR CASH, IililEDIA'lELYj maria tr n. u'UlAtijs. London Xady Potatoes. fifi BUSHELS received and for sale by aplO R. O'KANE. Jamaica Ram. A GENUINE ARTICLE, warranted pure, suitable for Medical purposes, for sale by apt R.O.KANE. LATEST STYLES FANCY GOODS. HAVE RECEIVED AN ASSORTMENT OF VV NEW STYLES. FANCY FRENCH CASSIMERES. FANCY PLUSH VELVET, AND RICH SILK VESTINGS, FOR FALL AND WINTER W EAR. we aro prepared to make up to order in the latest BllLilUj. The insnection of our customers and the nnblic is soil CLIFTON A ABBOTT. sgpl 1 No. 15, Ccdarstreat. AND SLAVERY A NEW ROOK, SY ALBEST T. BLP.USOE. T. T Tl.. of Mathematics in the University ef Virgiaia. COSTtSTS. Chap. 1. The Nature of Civil Libertv. Cliap. 2. The Arguments and Positions of Abolitionists Chap. 3. The Argument from the Scriptures. Chap. 4. The Argument from tho Public Good. Uhap 5. Ihe fugitive Slave Law. The above work is for sale by opre CHSRLE8 W. SMITH. NOTICE. LIBERAL price will be paid fot a No. 1 SADDLE HORSE, nothing short of a Nn. l ne9d armlv. En. Bt DR. HERMAN'S, msyai 21 Cherry street.


ocr: UUttAUilitiUUUitil! r ZmfOK Vi VfcAg. T- V. -3. E?T iTT JR. II. BROCK WAY 9 DEALER AND MANTJFACTTJP.LB OF Gentlemen's Clothing, 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Stock of Gentlemen's ReadvMadeCIolbine for the lUHUlAUiiliSaikUHttJiS


ocr: H17. DOUGLAS, Wholesale Dealer, No. 54, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. 1575 Pakacgcs Assorted Merchandise. II1AYE received and would otTer to the trade a large and most desirable stock of new and beautiful Goods. The stock is composed of an extended Tarietyot Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods; Boots, Shoes and Brogans; Hats, Bonnets, Umbrellas, Parasols, Ac, Ac These Goods were purchased with the aid of large ex perience and ready money, and embrace a great number of very cheaply bought articles, admirably suited to th demand, ie. For reliable payment, I f h ill reduce profits several per cent, under the former custom of ths House, because I can afljrd to do to. Merchants who may desire to purchase Goods at close prices, for prompt payment, can promote tbeir interest by making selections from this unusually tine stock. marll-3m HU. DOUGLAS. FltEsit AltltlVAL. T AM NOW OPENING TI1E FiNEfiT 1 stock of all styles of CARRIAGES. BAROUCHES and BUGGIES, that has ever been offered in this market. I. P. PECK NashTille, Feb. 19, 1S50.


ocr: OF SPRING , GOODS AUCTION, II MRU' I HI. Time Sale. OCR regular Suing Sale at Auction, will laia place on Tuesdav, Wednesday and Thursday, the 2Jtb, 6th EST This Sale is designed exclnsivelr for sferi-fcfwiiB Goods will be offered, as heretofore, in lots to suit bu7. jtM v. i.u .1 .:.; . ii . - i J. .la, nnu uvim ti7ro iu lUUIB HIUlUDg ISrgS QUautl' lies. We aro safe in sayin? that this is one of the best assort ed ucxoi uooas mamas eTer oeen oaerea at Auction, in Nashville. It comprises a great variety: Such as 75 CASES SHKINO FIlINTS; 5 cases G checo Prints, (dark;) 10 cases Liwnj, tss'd; 5 case Bnlliantes; 10 cases small check'd Ginghams; 35 casts bleacli'd Muslin?; 40 bales Sea Island brown do; 10 Gases solid color'd Cottonades; 5 do ax all check'd do; 2 do Gay styles t'.o; A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF CASMEUES; Blk Doeskin; 11 k acd col'd Cloths; Dr D'Tes; Linen Drillings; Linen Duck; Blay Linens; Irish Linens; Linen Hdkfs. IILEACH'D AND BROWN 'DIIILI.S; Denims, ass'd; Stripes and Plaids; Italian Cloths; Testing, fcc, &o. Every descriotion of White Goods. Flouncing?. Lace. i.iu ui u :ue ry , xiutuery, iuieou, duiwob, .suscuuera, l ibp, Needles, Ac. Ac. Aa In short, there is comprised u this Stock, almost all the 1. f 1 T r " mi I Tl 1 1 I . I I,' varieties i uooas usually waniea.


ocr: COUftTSHIP AND MARRIAGE; OE, THE JOTS AND E0BE0WS OF AHESICAN LIFE, sr CAROLINE LEE HENTZ. SUTHOR OF ""ERNEST LINWOOD." ' AUNT PAT- TY'd SCRAP BAG." " PLANTER'S NORTH ERN BRIDE," "LINDA." "RENA," ETC. Just received by HAGAN 4 BRO., uprlT Market street.


ocr: try. t. SSJXK rSKSitej ,Se! liiDalS Sk R. if. BROCKWAY, WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANUFACTURER. OF Gentlemen's Clothing, No. 71 1-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. MY Stock of Gentlemen's Ready Made Clothing for the Springand Sutnmjr trade is now complete embracing every variety of style and fabric to be found in the Eastern Markets. Mv business being strictly and exclosively confined to the Manufacture and sale of Clothing, enables me to offer greater inducements than aDy other house in tbe city, and should alone be sufficient guarantee to all who purchase Ready Made Clothing, that they can supply themselves with a much larger variety of styles and asrortment o( sizes, at a less price, by making their purchases direct from the Manufacturer. septS-tf R. II. BROCK WAY. FIRST PREMIUM SEWING itIACltlNES Nashville Sewing Machine Company Nos. X 1-2


ocr: 1856 NEW GOODS! AUG. 12TU. 1856 thoaipsoiv & co., Have reccive-1 Splendid Flounced Siik Robes; Dress Silks, in great-rarietj;- - Valenciennes Wis; Kibbons, BdU. Belting; Fiouccicgs, in great variety. Krillianleecs, Jaconet Trimmings; French Work'd Collars; Lace do; Fetts, Alexander Kid Glores; Sew Goods tectived daily. THOMPSON A CO., augll-tf Pnblic Square. R.H.BROCKWAY &Co WHOLES ALE DEALERS AND MANTTFACIURLBS OF Gentlemen's Clothing, No, 711-2, Pnblic Square,


ocr: Growth of 1856. FRESH AND fJENUEVE. received at the Urn ant Hirlaroo Market opposite Union streets Nash. vine, or i. vti,ii.


ocr: Eating Saloon! CASEY has open a splendid RESTAURANT ROOM, above his Rowling Saloon, and Is now ready to accommodate the public In all tbe delicacies of the season. On band a splendid quality of Oysters. Come one I come all 1 1 oct21-ir J.CASEY, "j Front street, a few doors from the Square. , W. M. HARGRAVE, HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, II ROAD STRT, rept27 tf Nashville, Tenn,


ocr: Growth of 1856. THRESH AND GESUINE, received at the Jfm p an i Mortar on Markst opposite Union streets. Nash Ale. by T. WELLS.


ocr: ADDITIONAL ATTIt ACTI ON" without extra chargs for admission, on the FLOATING PALACE, Which will be exhited at Nashville, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FKIDAY and SATURDAY, the 25 1, 21tn, 25th and 26th of April for lour days only. Open at 2 and 7 pm. each day. The beautiful and daring Polish refugee, JUdamk Ou.v za in her thrilling, terrific, and at the tame timo grecelul teats upon the Tight Rope, extended in mid air Irom the Hoorts the lloof, and at ibis duty height, on a small cord, Walking Backwards and Forwards, Ascending DUndfo'.d ed Dincing Waltzes, Polkas and Piroufittei, Playing ex nnisitely the Cornet-a-Piton. and achieving many id the tnost excittng and siartliDg feats ever introduced, far sur passing any other living artiste in this department. Also, that imcompriihensible genius, Mb. S. K. G. Nel us who has appeared with great eclat before thepnnci Dil'crowned head and nobility, as well as the sovereigns if America, and received from each substantial and grat. ifvinc evidences cf the appreciation they entertained of his extraordinary skill. idr.Nellis, with his Toes alone, cuts Profiles and Valentine?, Opens and v indstip Watca- dcon and Violincello, and performs numerous similar in tricate operations with a facility and easelhat most of peo ple cannot aspire to, with tbe full nsa of tbeir hands and tiagers, demonstratiDg ;how signally Natu-e compjnsites tor defective orginizaiions. Also, that raie animal, a live Whits Polar Deie. the only living specimen m the United Stales, and probably tbe most interesting animal extant. All the above are entirely new, hive never been exhibi t ed here, and are now exhibited without extra, charge, ia conjunction, and at tbe same time, with the Museum, Me. nagerie. Birds, Fishes, and Reptiles; Wax Statuary, Ma cbir.e Circus, Cosinonimie Views, Relics of Anliqaity, Eevolnt onary Relics, Ores and Minerals, Rare Coins and Papers, and thousands of other Curiosities, ou the FLOAT ING PALACE. " Admission 50 cents; Children and Servants, 25 cents. THE NEC. IlO AllN'STKELS Will give their reeherchs treat on the JAMES It AY MOM i in theMusicil Hal), immediately ufier the con elision of the Exhibition os the Palr.ee. Adciission 25 cents. ' erplS--tf


ocr: BiiMlilMViMUUiJUMUuviu Juuijuuuuituliuuw R. H. BROCKWAlt7, WHOLESALE DEALER AND MAHTTFACIUBLE OF Gentlemen's Clothing, No. 71 1-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. MY Stock of Gentlemen's Ready Made Clothing for the Spring and Summar trade is nowcomplete.embracicg every variety of style and fabric to befound in the Eastern Markets. Mv business beinir strictlv and exclusively confined to the Manufacture and sale of Clothing, enables me to greater inducements than any other house in the city, and should alone be sufficient guarantee to all who Made that can 111


ocr: Growth of 3.856. THRESH AND GENUINE, received attha Man Jj an l 2Iorttr va Market opposite Union streets Nash uii


ocr: BELL ArtD IIRASS FOUNDERY, uu rrout, near tirund st THE subtnber respecttuily returns his cy thanks to the publis for past favors, and so- li 1 licita a continuunca of patronage la the ySvaboTe line, also cuppkk and sui.jrr iron m AvrrPAfrrnnivn Together witb every description of Metal; Turning?, Mi talic I'ackings. Batbil Metal and Castines Soda Founts, Generators Ale Pumps, and Pumns ot erery descriptioa manufactured to order, or repaired at auurj coulee. Uuth wiu ba paid atautlms3 for old Coppar aad Brass an25-tf K. COLE.


ocr: NASHVILLE BELL AND. BRASS FOTODBT, N7 I7iff Rnnlh Front Street. NASHVILLE, Tenn. AB. COOK, practical Bell and Brass Founder, succes- sor to Wefler A Cook, is prepared to manufacturj to orer, Bells for unurcnes.ateamDoais ana nanuui flfrTrraaabyWwrtnneiTneMand .otthV best material, at low prices, and warranted. t anl 8 ly


ocr: NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS P0DNDSY, No 17K South Front Street, NASHVILLE, Tenn. AB. COOK, practical Bell and Brass Founder, sncces sor to Welter A Cook, is prepared to manufacture to or er. Bells for Churches, Steamboats and Plantations. Also, Steam Whistles, Oil Globes, Cylinder, Gauge, Fountain and Stop Cocks, Hose and Salt Well Joints, Gun Mounting, Anti-Friction MetaL All work made by me with neatness and dispatch, of the best material, at low prices, and warranted. janl 8 ly CAUIN PASSAGE FROM CHARLESTON TO NEW YORK, TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS, United States Mail JLiiie NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAM SHIPS. Through in 48 to S3 Hours. SEMI-WEEKLY. Nashville, ISOOtons. M. Berry Commander. Morion, ICOOtons, W J.Foster, Commander. Jas. Adger,lS00tonz, S. C.Turner,Commander. Southerner, I.OOOtons, Thos.Ewan. Commander. li-AVLS Adgers Wharve.evorv W ednea- day and Saturday after the arrival of tha ears from the South and Wot, "at high water. These Steamships were all bciit ewresslv for this Line and for safety, speed and comfort are unrivalled on the Coast. Tables supplied with everv luxury. Attentive and cour teous Commanders, will insure Travellers by this Line very possible comfort and accommodation. uaoin passage, xzs. Steerage passage, S. For freight or passage, having elegant State Room Ac- eommodations, apply to HCJMKl uUSSKOOH, Corner East Bay and Adger's South Wharf, feblS'SS tt Charleston. S. O. , AHDRBW J. SMITH, NO. 15 BROADWAY, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. DEALEB IX TENNESSEE IRON, CASTINGS, NAILS. STEEL, WA00N AXLES, ELTPTIC SPRINGS, And allother articles in his line ef business, which bo of f era at Wholesale or Retail, low for Cash, at tbe abor stand. feb2 ly NOTICE. THE partnership heretofore existing between FELTS A HAS LAM is this day. bv mutual consent, dissolved. and Samuel Uaslam hereby assumes the payment of all debts against said partnership concern, and is to finish all contracts and collect and have all debts due the said firm ofHaslamAFelts. SAMUEL HASLAM, J W FELTS. N. B. Samuel H islam will continue tbe business at the Walnut Grove Steam Stone Saw Works, and so'ieits a share of patronage B febll y illl Should Try It.


ocr: NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY, Vn 17V Ronth Front Street. NASHVILLE, Tenn. AB. COOK, practical Bell and Brass Foundersucces , sor to Weller A Cook, is prepared to manufacture to or. er, Bells for Churches, Steamboats ana nanutuui Also, 8team Whistles, Oil Globes, Cylinder, Gi i Fountain and Stop Cocks, Hose and Halt weiuomii un Mouutiug, Anti-Friction Metal. All work made by me with neatness anddisp - , of the best material, at low prices, and warranted. ianl3 ly


ocr: IH IVEjust returned from New York and Philadelphia, aud am now opening a very rich stock of all the latest styles of Jewelry, Gold and Silver Wathes Silver and Pla ted Ware, and would respectfully invite the ladies and gentlemen to call and examine them, assuring they will see something beautiful and desirable. Spectacles. I HAVE now a large stock of tbe celebrated Brazilian Spectacles made to order by the same manufacturer wnn made J.H.Semmoas'and so highly recommended by so many of our most respectable citizens. Geld frames, from J5 to $10. Sil ver frames, from 1 2 00 tu (2 50, & Sold and warranted by W. lKCALHOUN, decl'J 6m 15 Public Square HUSHES BROTHERS,


ocr: risks on Dwellings and other Houses, Goods in Store against Loss or Damage by Ftre. Also, Marine and River hazards; from and to all ports. ALSO Negroes against the dangers of the River. UlKbUTUKS. JOSEPH VAOLX, THOMPSON ANERSON, F. A. OWEN, ' JAMES ELLIS, N. E. ALLOWAY, JOHN M. niLL, JAMES CORREY, G. M. FOGG, ALEX. ALLISON, R. U. GARDNER, Vf. D. tAtlil. JOSEPH VAULT, Pretident. A. W. Benin, Secretary. b4tw octS tt R.H.BROCKWAY &Co WHOLESALE DEALERS AND HANTJFACTTJBI.BB 0? Gentlemen's Clothing, No, 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. l'IiSMaH!


ocr: DEALERS A5D KANCTACrUSLSS Gentlemen's Clothing, 71 2-2, Public Square, . NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Stock of Oenllcmen's Rady Made Clothing for the y Fall and Winter trads is cow complete, embracing vsneiy oisiyieana laoncto ix-rnunainiDe luisiern ggp?gjg rS vSBzm M ill


ocr: liARGE ARRIVAIiS - Winter COMPRISING j PRINTS, DeLANKS- PANT STUFFS, . LADIES' CLOAKS, ' BEAOY-MADK CLOTHING, &c Which hare been purchased k ' OUT OFFSEASON3 And at REDUCED PRICES. ' " - - '" ICr" Purchasers will find It to their Interest to frlre theia un examination. r. ec iv. HAiiirt & uu.,


ocr: R. II. BROCKWAT, WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANTTFACrtTBLB OF Gentlemen's Clothing, No. 711-2, Public Sqnare, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. UTT Stock of Gentlemen's Ready Made Clothing for the i.TjLSpring and Summar trade is now complele.embracing - - . j - i i c i ii r. every variety ui style uuu launu ui uciuuuu iu tun LMavatu Markets. My business being strictly and exclusively confined to the Manufacture and sale of Clothing, enables me to offer greater inducements than any other house in the city, and


ocr: S. liOTLff, New York. ri'.ED K GODLE, Cincinnati BOYLE & CO., IMPORTERS AND DISTILLERS OF Wines & Liquors, Nos 55, 57 and 59 Second Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. T IQUORS AND WINES IN UNITED JLi bf ATS BONDELV WAREHOUSE. Through Mr S S Boyle, New Yoik city, we have made ex.ensive ar rangements tor tne tne importation ol foreign Liquors and Wines. V e have just received a large supply, to which wc invite the attention of the trade. Our facilities are such as to enable us to sell at low pries. BOYLE A CO, lAirl'J-lw Nos 55, 57 and 59 Second St., Cin., 0. THE LASr WORK BY CAROLINE LEE HENTZ, Another supplyjust received by mar29 BAGAN A BRO. CAl i'AKEIi. 229 reams of ruled CAP PAPER, this day recoived by Tnar29 tlAGAN A BRO. FOLIO I'OST. 25 Reams just received by mar2'.i HAGAN A BRO. SLATES. 220 doi SLATES, best quality, this day received by nuritt HAGAN A HRO. To Farmers. I HAVE for sale two good horse powers, suitable for Saw or Grist Mills, Thrashers, Ac. One is a four horse and the other a two horse power. J. W. CARD WELL, Agent. mar29 wtf At the Nashville Manufacturing Co. roll KENT. T HAVE for rent a line Store Room on the South X side of the Public Square and opposite tb Cout t House. No 8. Eaquire of D. TRIGG. Aireot - mar29 -if No 6l Ch-rry siriet London Lady Potatoes. tfif BObHELS received and for sale by 1UU mar23 K. O'KANE. -VTOTICE. The interest of Mr. O. P. BRYAN, m our J.N busine3,has expired, to take effect Jan. 1, 1S56. maris tf W. H, GORDON A CO.


ocr: iiiiiiMMiiiiHiiiiiiBi " i ' awhi 1 DA&Yt$9; TBI-WEEKLY, $5; WEEKLY, fS. Byma-cMotga chtjbch asp chbbby streets. "JL - ' - , Q. C. TORBETT & CO. MM.XMSXAS, XC. DUBNINBTON. ft G.q TOB3ETT. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. FOB PJJESIBBXTj JAMES BUCHANAN, 1 of PEamsxtrAKiA. FOR TICeTrESIBKHT: JOHN 0. BBECKENBIDGffi, OF KESTCOKY. ' rOB THE STATE AT LABGE: WILLIAM H. POLK, of Maury. ISHAM G. HARRIS, of Shelby- MSXRIOT heotoes. SAMUEL POWELL, of Hawkins. JAMES W. MottENRY.of Ororton. D. 'SL EXT, of Hamilton. E. L. GABDENHIRE, of White, E. A. KEKBLE, of Butherfbrd. JAMES H. THOMAS, of Maury. THOMAS J BROWN, of Giles. G. G. POIDEXTEB, of Montgomery. J. D. 0. ATKISB,of Henry. D. H. GUBBIN, of Shelby, Noa. 3. .s. " 4. " 6. " 6. " 7. " 8. " 9. " 10.


ocr: COUBTSHIP AND MARRIAGE; OB, TUC JOTS AHD SOBHOWS1 O? AMEEICAK LIFE. BT CAROLINE LEE HENTZ. SUTHOR OF "ERNEST LIN WOOD." ADNT PAT TY'S SCRAP BAG." " PLANTER'S NORTH ERN HRIDE," "LINDA," "RENA," ETC. Just received by HAGAN & MRO., pr!7 Market street.


ocr: A. Jo DUNCAN & CO., wholesale dealebs in staple and fancy NO. 70, PURLIC SQUARE NASHVILLE. HAVE in Store a large und well assorted stock of Brit Mi, French, German and American, Staple snd Fan cy Dry Goods, which they will sell at extreme LOW PRI CES TO CLOSE OUT, preparatory for the Spring trade, J3T MERCHANTS AND DEALERS are requested to examine our Stock, as presenting a most favorable oppor tunity to supply their trade with seasonable goods upon the best terms


ocr: NASHVILLE BELL AND BBASS F0TJND3Y, No 17K SouUi Front Street, NASHVILLE, Teuu. AB. COOK, practical Bell and Brass Founder, nieces sor to Weller & Cook, is prepared to monufactnie to or er. Bells for Churches, Steamboats and Plantations Also, Steam Whistles, Oil Globes, Cylinder, Gauge, Fountain and Stop Cocks, Hose and Salt Well Joints, Gun Houuting, Anti-Friction Mahal. All work made by me with neatness and dispatch, of the best material, at low prices, and warranted. jaol 8 ly CAIilN PASSAGE FROM CHARLESTON TO NEW YORK, TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS, United States Mail JLme NEW TORK AND CHARLESTON STEAM SHIPS. "Throagh In 48 to 53 Ho urn. SEMI-WEEKLY. Nashville, 1800 tons, M. Berry Commander. Marion, 1500 tons, W J. Foster, Commander. Jus. Adger, 1500 tons, S. C.Turner,Commander. Southerner, 1,000 tons, Thos. Ewan, Commander. USAVta Adgars wnsrves, every W eclnes day and Saturday after Vie arrival of the cars from the South and Was:, "at high water." These Steamships were all built expressly for this Line and for safety, speed and comfort are ucrivalled on the Coast. Tables euppHed with every luxury. Attentive and cour teous Commanders, will insure Travellers by this line every possible comfort and accommodation. Cabin passage, $25. Steerage passage, 23. For freight or passage, having elegant State Room Ac- eommodatioQS, apply to a&ntlx MioariOOM, Corner East Bay and Adger'a South Wbtrf, febl3'58 u Oharlentim. M. 0. MANNY'S CELEBRATED COMBINED BEAPEEB AND 210 WEB, WITH WOODS' mPBOVEMBNT. FIRST GRAND SILVER MEDAL For the beat Reaper and Mower at the Paris World's Fair Exhibition, 1655, awarded to John II Manny, and the Machine Purchased by Frince Napoleon ! I HAVE on hand and for sale tne above Machine. They received the premiums at the State Fairs in New York, New Jersey, Verm oat, New Hampshire, Connecticut!, Kentucky, and at Gallatin and Nashville in this State, and bavegivennniversalaatisfaction throughout Middle Tenn. where some fifteen of them have been used in the last two years. Price 150 delivered in Nashvil la. janl2 tf B. F. CHEATHAM. imDHBW J. SMITH, NO. 45 BROADWAY, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. DEALER IX TENNESSEE IB0N, CASTINGS, HAILS, STEEL, WAGON AXLES, ELIPTIO SPBING8, And allother articles in his lice of business, which be of fers at Wholesale or Retail, low for Cash, at the abor etand. feb2 ly T


ocr: nMrtm.v... ui... .. . S"k.r:Un"Ter.,mP0',e.! to cy of JfTTll.. noTg7 MACET & HAMILTON'. U . V . , I 1 , L 1 ....... WE.,hT.e.3J1,l.'!c.',.Ved n assoitment of these Cutters Vi.J.-O A AI SCI!' K'l'IIAlV , - .... VovS? a"7 "Ct ,V? S j:"era Corn P0T-" . MACKV & HAM1LTO.X. iUfAl LU1 I ERS fe SAIJXAGK S I'll I.-l.'u.,o A GOOn itnrt j t""r27 MACEY& HAMIT.Tnv Vj sizesofCireuIar .;. t..,i? . ah nov27 - -'..uuiii, na nana. MACEY & HAMILTOSt HARDWARE HOUSE. jiO SHARPE'SRfles, S'S!" 'S. Double and Sinsle Shot Guns, from $ 8 to 20oeach. Pock et and Table Cnt, .J?-.' ?fi lery, Razors. Scis- ?T'i?tvSS- sera, and Shr 'fiAl's, Nails, and vjiiiin.", uoes, urn-. geo, and t iles. ALSO, A general assort ment ot Idge Tools, House Building and House Furni3bin7 Ctensils, Ac We respectfully solicit all Merchants visit. ing ine city 10 a carelul examination of stock and prices. octl2-lf BEAL MONT, TANIJER A CO. NEW HAKDWAiC'E. CUTLERY AND TOOL STORE. Beaumont, Vanliter & Co. DIRECT IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL ERS IN HARDWARE. GUNS AMI) CUTLERY Sign of tha big Pad!oek,4 doors from the Squa ic.Market St. KASUVILLI, tKSS. Anvils and Vices. Mill, Crosscut, Circular, and UandSaws. Mellows, stock and Dies, Hammers, Hatchets and Axes, Nails and Chains, steel. Hoes, Hinges and Files, Carpenter's, Blacksmith's Cooper's and Shoe Tools, b.nob, Plate, ara uun Lock?. Sifleis, Shovels and Tacks. also: A iaree assortment ol Uucs.Kih'is and Pistol. Bona from f 5 to 250 each, including the celebrated Sharpe's Riile and other new patents. Breech loading Rifles of the most approved kinds. Table Knives and Forks. Pocket Knives, Itazors, Scissors and Shears, Platform, Counter and Beam Scales, anil Farming Utensils of every variety. Planes and Locks of all kinds, ranging in price from 60c to 120 each, Uoe'j, Spear A Jackson'e, and other makes of Circular Saws. P. 8. Merchants visitinr the cilv will find it to their interest to examine our stock before purchaam?. -..-..a 1, itriniiiiun i-.-.r-.!. puH" J m-..ujn.i i, f Aill4LA iT LiU. Onus! Guns! Guns! & OUNZNGHAM, NO. 7 PUBLIC SQUARE, Just received and Opened a splendid assortment


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ocr: III JR. II. BROCKWAY, WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANUFACTURER Gentlemen's Clothing, No, 71 1-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. MY Stock or Gentlemen's Ready Made Clothing for Spring and Summsr trade is now every variety of style and fabric to befound in tbe Markets. My business being strictly and exclusively confined the Manufacture and sale of Clothing, enables me to greater inducements than any other house in the city,


ocr: A. Oc M. C. THE MEMBERS OF -THE ORDER will meet THIS EVENING at 6 o'clock at TJieir Hall. for inspection and work By order of the M. E. G. C. xnasavnie, January 22,18561 1.


ocr: NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS rOITHDBY, Kn 171 Hnnth Tront Street. NASHVILLE, Tenn. AB. COOK, practical Hell ana is rasa rounuer, ucwo . sor to Wefler A Cook, is prepared to minnfacturj to or.er. Bells tor unurcnes, oieamouau mu j - Also. Steam Whistles, Oil Globes, Cylinder, Ga i r. Fountain and Stop Cocks.Hose and Halt weUJ?tavi . un Monuting, Anti-Friction Metal. All wnrlrmaJabv mewithneatnessanddtsp - .oltne best material, at low prices, and warranted. ianl8 ly


ocr: NASHVILLE BELL AND BRAG3 FOUNDRY, No 17K South Front Street, NASHVILLE, Tcnn. AB. COOK, practical Bell and Brass Founder, succes sor to Weller A Cook, is prepared to manufjeturj to or er, Bells for Churches, Steamboats and Piaatatiai , Also, 8team Whistles, Oil Globes, Cylinder, G.. i P, Fountain and Stop Cocks, Hose and Salt Well Joint i (;rD Monuting, Anti-Friction Metal. All workmadebymewithneatnessanddisp - , of the


ocr: GROWTH OF 1835. LARGE supplies now received by T. WF.LLS, Sign of the Man A Mortar on Market opposite Union St , Nashville; Agent for the sale of LANDRKTH'S SEEDS,


ocr: S.IGN OF TUB BIG ELK HORNS. Wi .Jd J. r.He'ered; dlrect t""a kers In Eng. R!i- n ' theflnest assortment of Bird, Dock and Buck Gnni ever imported to tbe city of Sashvllie. Sports- nor-" MACET & HAMILTON. at T - i .. t:'11 STRAW Ct.UTfcii: V 'JV'a an aonienl or these Cutlers Vor-'"trtJalIla',9cko.f.H'8WM,ernComSb. -u-ici a MAJIILTON. .'""rgL- MAOBY HAMILTON. "" ji.ourii. nnncna. jwew HHDWAH2 HOUSE. SHARPE'SRfles, Double and Single Shot Guns, from iZ lo I2iW each, Pock et and Table Cnl. 5A 'ery, Jtazars, Scis fr Bur?, ana oneors, Axes, Nails, and Chains, Hoei, Hin ges, ana i-iles, AljO. A general assort ment ot EdereToohL House Building aad nous furnishing L'tensils, Ac We respectfully solicit an jiercnants visit 107 IDI nl In . careiui exammauon oi stock and prices. jp12-tf BEAUMONT. VANLIER A CO. NEW HARDWARE. CUTLERY AND TOOL STORE. Beaumont, Manlier & Co. DIRECT IMPORTERS AXD WHOLESALE DEAL ERS IN HARDWARE. GUNS AND CUTLERY. Sign bf tho big Padlock, 4 doors from theSqua(e,Marketst. HUHVTU.B, TINT. Anvils and Vices, Mill, Crosscut, Circular, aud Hand Saws. Bellows, Stock end Dies. Hammers, Hatchets and Axes, Nails and Chains, mssBsm


ocr: This Cm possesses the- following advantages ever all others 1 1st, The deleterious use of lead. With Itlconisqutiit 310ULD1NQ asi SISCOLOB- ATIOS OF THE FHUTT, b ToHeJ, .iti. ktjbii oa Con. which U objectiomlU, u It Imrutima unpluMut BjTOr to ti eoatnU at tilt an. and i, nmrtanUy affect! by coufts of temptr- 3dl The Opening of the Can ! mad, icrncitxTLr liege to nnlia tt urszct and to admit a hand for tha rurroM ef UurearUr delating tt can for foiaro use. 4 th. It ii orencd with Its, trontl'o. u it I, mm. SKUT TV uur TVS CA1T A.TD ITS CO.fTZ.1TS to nmoTe th cap, u In other eealcd canj. whkh is aa tmportaot improvement. 5th. They are cheaper, becanso. more simple. The Can Is herm'tlcallr eealed Ly a cement which, unlike any other, loses soni: or its aa Hum stscsgth if KXrOsma to ths The complete success of WincbeB's Caa over all others is now fully esttbiished. County Merchants and all others who wish to supply the nselves with this excellent Can, will do well to make early application to MACEY A HAMILTON, jnlyS 2m No. 47 College street, Nashville. BROTHERS, AMBBOTYPE, PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DAGUERR2AN Eg;,. Ch.i tr? It umiihtd Ss tm'tAouf charge.


ocr: are 20 Public Square. maylO k SNYDER A FR1ZZELL. TOO. L9 3Eixtolic Scxixvro, .NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.' VN and after Sunday, Jane 1st, 1356, Trains willrnn1 vy as 101 lows: GOIXO !-CUTH. Mail and Pass. Freight and Pass. Leave Nashville at 6.45, a.m. 3.45, r,n. ' Arrive at Thompson's S.15, " 5.80, " GOING NORTn. Leave Thompson's at 8 4., ah. 5.45, r. a. Arrive at Nashville 10.25 " 7.15 " The Stairesof Carter, Thomas A Hough connect with the' t: ., fi . Through Tickets to Memphis, Waynesboro', Jackson, Tuscumbia, Florence, Columbii, and Pulaski, can be pro cured at the General Stage Office under the Verandah Ho tel. A. ANDERSON. jnne7 tf R. Eng. and Snp'U


ocr: R. II. BROCKWAY, WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANTJFACTTJRLR Gentleraen s tlothmg, No. 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.


ocr: SIGN OF THE BIG EMC HORNS, . . - "... . u . J 1. 1. 1 , . TT7B have init rrrlr.il Hinn rrn ,k. .w 11 and.one ol the lines assortmenst of Bird, Duck and una. uuimtioi iui,iiini 10 me city or nashrllle. Sports- ' - ..i...v. .v 1. .11 auu CAauilua OUT duKST. U0T27 MACEY A- HAMILTON SANFIIItll'S I'A'rMM'P VIM. j ur ... .w....... , 1 1 K n.v I it., . ... w n -.. . . 1 v .....i,-., .nuiuucu, vl inr,e cutters ' T Jso expected dally a stock of the Western Com Sheller. rH," T , r-ll 11 . 1 . .... iwii. 1 ot HACllLilUI. ErnnV.'rP?ltii SAUSAGE STUFFERS. Awuwb' o.v. ainiji uu liana nor7 MACEY t t!AMlf.Tnv C UltCUI.AIl SA1VM ANU ITIiirtnui'sV sizes of Circular Sawa ami M.n.li-n. k... All "O2" MACEY i IIAMILTOXt New HARDWARE HOUSE. SHARPED R:fles, Double and Single Shot Guns, from 3 to 200 each, Pock et and Table Cat- grX& 'eT. Bsxorg, Scis- eurs, ana onears, l&xcs, Sails, and , cualss, Unes, Hin ges, ana files. ALSO. A general assort ment ot Edge Tools, House Building and House Furnishing Hard ware. Farmers? Ltensiis, Ac. We respectfully solicit an merchants visit in tha citr tn & careiut examination 01 sioce ana price. octl2-tf BEAUMONT, VANLIER A CO. NEW HARDWARE. CUTLEKV ArtD TOOL STORE. Beaumont, Vanlicr & Co. DIRECT IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL ERS IN HARDWARE. GUNS' AND CUTLERY. Sign of the big Padlock, doors from the SquareJiarket st M15UTIU.I, TINM, Anvils and Vices. Mill, Crosscut, Circular, and UandSaws, Axes, Nails and Chains, Knob, Plate, and Gun Bellows. Stock and Dies. I Hammers, Hatchets and Steel. Hoes, Hinges and Files, I Locks Sifters,Sbovels and Tacks. carpenters, Blacksmith s 1 Cooper's and Shoe Tools, I ALSO: Alaree assortment of Guns. Rifles and1 Pistols. Ran from lb to $250 each, including the celebrated Sharpe's Rifle and other new patents. Breech loading Rifles of the most approved kinds. Table Knites and Forks, Pocket Knives. Razors. Scissors and Shears. Platform. Counter and Beam &caies,ana ranmng uieusus ot everr variety. Planes and Locks of all kinds, ranging in price from SOe to 20 each. Hoe's, Spear A Jackson's, and other makes of Circular Saws. P. a Merchants visiting the city will find it to their Interest to examine our stock: batore purchasing. angig ly Mc.AUMU.1T. VAiN Libit A CO, Guns ! Guns ! Guns I . trsr & GUNINGHAM, just received and opened a splendid assortment ofSlngleand Double BIrdand Deer Guns, among which few of tha celebrated' tVestley Uichards" Manafae- ana ouer nne-buns in. cases comoiete. 'inese uuns allof their own importation direct irom England, and an maue to tneir own oruer expressly lor toia uiaraet. ALSO, bbarne's Rifles, and Shot Cans, Coil's Repeaters, Seir-Cockingf Utols(lognner wttn tnennest assort of Powder Ptaika.Shot Poachea, and Brlu.ever ofl"- In Nashville. rnovi3 d3roli. , J.AGAIt ItEER. . -HAVE received this day 50 barrels, of this wholesome baterage. For aale cheap by K. WEITMILLKK, DOTia UT 11 VOHiT


ocr: 1IED3TEADS! BEDSTEADS! rIONSTANTLY on band and forsileatMcComts'Bed ( Rti:ii Manufactory all kinds of Cottage and Fancr lied steads, such as Cottages' Rouble and Single Misses,, Sf Louis do, Plain Cottage do, uouoie ana omgie Lounges do, at all prices. ALSO Cribs, Towell Rac,Trunnel Bedsteads, 8mall Fancy Tables, WashMandS, Ac Also, a general assortment of Matrasses, all of which will be sold at wholesale and retail as cheap as can be had in Cincinnati cr any other city. jgs All work warranted as represented. Dealers in the country will find it greatly to their inter est to give u a cAl. Tie23. Fourmonlbj for good paper, or 5perV:entcfr for cash. Factory coraerofSpringand Cherry streets- We will pay the highest market price in Cash for any quantity cf liocksled Shucks. J. W. McCOMBS, W. B. CORNELIUS, fcb2 Proprietor. AgraL A CARD. WE are under-way again and will be pleased to serre our friends in any thing they miy want is the Fur chare line, (octio) GROOhlES, NANCE, 4 CO.


ocr: 1 R. II. BROCKWAY, WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANTJPACTTJBiR OF Gentlemen's Clothing, No. 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY" MERCHANTS. 71 TY Stock of Gentlemen's Ready Made Clothine for iiXSpring and Summsr trade is now complef every variety of style and fabric to be found in the Markets. Mv business bein? strictly and exclusively confined the Manufacture and sale of Clothing, enables ma to greater inducements than any other house in the city, should alone be sufficient guarantee to all who Ready Made Clothing, that .they? can supply with a much larger variety of styles ana assortment at a less their direct


ocr: NEW HARDWARE. CUTLERY AND TOOL STORE. Beaumont, Vanlier & Co. DIRECT IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL ERS IN HARDWARE. GUNS AND CUTLERY. Sign of the big Padlock, doors from lbeSquare,Marketst. NASHVILLE, TEAS. Anvils and. Yices, Bellows, Stock and Dies, Hammers, Hatchets and Steel. . , Hoes. Hinges and Files, Mill, Croaseni, Circular and UandSaws, Axes, Nails, and Chains, Knob, ' Plate, and Gun Locks,' SinenL&hovels and Tacks. Carpenter!!, Blacksmith's I uooper a and nnoe ioois, i ALSO: A large assortment of GnnB.Ri&ss and Pistols. Gnna from $5 to $250 each, including tbe celebrated Sbarpe'a Rifle and other new patents. Breech loading Rifles of the most approved kinds. Table Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives. Razors, Scissors and Shears. Platform. Counter and Beam Scales, and Farming Utensils of every variety, Planes and Locks of all kinds, ranginsr in nrico from fine to $20 each. Uoo's, Spear A Jacksoa'e, and other makes of uircaiar saws. P. a Merchants Tisiting the city will find it to their iniercsbuj rjuaucs oursiocK. oeiore purcnasing, nugi2 ly DEAUUONT, VANLIER A CO r'A BULS. Mason's best Flour, uat receiTed and tlU sals by foi JUUeltf JUXNT, BlBNa A NULfiLv


ocr: NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY, No 17 South Front Street. NASHVILLE, Tenn A 11. COO. nractical Bell and Brass Fonnder. succeS' A, sor to Welier & Cook, is, prepared to manufactuw to or.er, uells lor unurcnes,Bieamrjoai3'ana raumaoj Also, Steam Whistles, Oil Globes, Cylinder, Qi i f ountain and Htop Uocks.liose and salt well JOiai i Mouutiner. Anti-Friction MetaL un AH work made by me withneatnessanddisp - , of the best at low and warranted. i anl 8


ocr: Lelew Jiaat' CBAIQHEAD cVWNCHIN ' t - IMPORTERS OF t Xar ciTCfTK,y s aa,c3. OixtX3ry 2k.xa.c3. X3fcXex" fW 3ti.clolo ua.c3. XSLe'tA.ll. 3MCe3rcLAXxli3 ' xi.cA fo tlx aires .ro aELoeopoot-XJLy'lxi-critedL to caU xlc3. Axes, 0 2xftiM..iS, A-xxvias, Oarpentera' Tools, Outlo-x-y, OauiBjJPlstpls. Xoclss, TT1t- gW c33c. cSbo. - n of 7t7-axloJx - TsriXl. too Bolci . tiio lowest xctar- - Xx.e rates to oaBOx xixxr2xt sworsas anci t2xo tisual tixxo bis. aooouut -will "too lowed to thbso -wJxo Tony - to sellata. JTo. 29 PntHc Square, HashviUe, Term. RtHBROCRWAY &Co. WHOLESALE DXALEB8 AND Jt&inJFACT USEES OF Gentleaei's Glothing, No.Zl 1- Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS . OUR Stock of Gentlemen' Beady Made Clothing for the Fall nd Winter trade U now complete, embracing every variety of style ana fabric to be found In the Eastern Markets. Oar business being strictly and exclaslTeljr connned to the Manufacture and sale of Clothing, enable us toofier greater li.4nnAnli than in nlher honse In the CltT. and Should 'alone be sufficient guarantee to all who purchase Beady Made Clothing, ana tney can supply inemseiTcs wiui smucu larjer variety of stjles and assorlmenlofslzes, at a less price bv raaklnc their purcsases aireci irora me uianoiaciururs. augS0,'56-tf Nashville Sewing Machine Company. Eos. 71 1-2 EAST SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.


ocr: I' ' 1 " "' ' I. - I '111 J 0JAtLY, $3; TRI-WEKELT, t5; WEEKLY, $3. ft yFPICK COXiTKS CHURCH AST) CHEEKY STREETS. G. C. TORDETT & CfT. E.G. EASTMAJT, F.C. LUHKINQTON. ft Q.C TOEBETT DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR PRESIDENT: JAMES BUCHANAN, or VENN ST LVANIA. FOB VICEPKEIJIDHNT: JOHN C. BRECIQNBIDGE, OF KENTUCKY,! D32JKOCHATIO 31LECTOHAL TZOSST, FOR TUB STATE AT LABGB:', WILLIAM H. POLK, of Maury. ISHAM G. HARRIS, of Shelby. DIBTKIOT ELECTORS. No. 1. SAMUEL POWELL, of Hawkins. " 2. JAMES W. MgHENRX, of Overton. " 8. 1). M. KEY, of Hamilton. " 4. E, L. GARDENHIBE, or White, "6. E. A. KEEBLE, of Bntherford. " 6. JAMES H. THOMAS, or MnarT. " 7. THOMAS J. BROWN, of Giles. " 8. O. O. POINDEXTER, of Montgomery: ' 9. J. D. C. ATKINS, or Henry. 10. 1. H. CDRRIN, or Shelby,


ocr: rOIt SillTUJjANU PADUCAH, CAIRO AND ST.iOUIS. 5Stt TUK substantial steamer SALX.IE AVKST. Corbitt Master, will It aye as Ta Hoove ana alt intermediate laadinzs mis day (SATuitUAYl at 6 o'clock p. m. tor freight or passage apply on board or to II II HARRISON, A HAMILTON, Agent. majS. ometMiifr Extra! AT WATERFIELD & WALKER'S. THE enterprising Hattf rs. WATERFIELD WALK ER, are always bringirg oat something new in ths Hat Department. For Spring and Summer wear, their light elastic Moleskins, ttieir Rocky Mountain Beavers, andcoilandUJtyCa3sim-res, stand pre-eminent among the Hats of the sea-on. They hare a fall assortment ready for their sales to-day. mavS WATERFIELD & WALKER. STILL A LITTLE UETTKR. THE finest article of soft Cassimere Hat ever manufac tured can now be hid at Waterfield and Walker's. Those who wish roaething extra fine, easy and comfort nble to the head, should call as early as possible and sup. ply themselres, as they are going eff rapidly. r maj3 WATERFIELD & WALKER. THE UEST ASSsUUTJUKNT UP STKAW GOODS that has erer been offered lathe city, are at Watertijld & Walker's. They hare all the new styles for Men, Koyi and Children. WATERFIELD A WALKER, Premium llet Emporium, may3 26 PublicSquare. next to UowdeyV. AUCTION SALE OF BY GUOCEttlES Morris & Strattoia. 0 N MONDAY MORNING next, May the 7th, at 10 o' clock, we wiu sen lor u A a u, RO hhdsfiirtochMceSi'eir: 21 bbls Corperaf: 100 bags prime Rio CQ"ee; 50 casks Sodt; 100 do Baltimore, do; 6 bbla Brimstone; 40 bbls Molasses; 25 do No. 3 Mackerel; ZOO kejrs Nails best brands; 60 kits No. 2 do; ISO dczjn Bucket;; 5 cases Sardines: 25 do 'Tubs: 00 reams Wrapping Papsr; 2.1 cafes Matches; 10,000 Cigars,Tanous brands; SO nesta Market Baskets; 10 casks London PorWr; 100 bves pint Flaskf ; SO doz Brown's do; 100 boxes Star and Tallow 100 bbls Pike's Whisky; Candles; . 100 bbls Whisky.oth, brands SO boxes bar Soap; 2a do old Tar 'us brands; 25 bags Pepper; S do. fine; -10 bags Spice; 5 do Malaga Wine: - 20 bags Ginger; 25 do and bbls Brandy; 25 boxes-ground Pepper; 50 boxes Claret Wine; - With many other articles in the grocery line. . HashTille, Mays, i M0RK13 A STRATTON.


ocr: fASaVlLtK BELL ArTD'BBASa yOUNDJiT, N 11 1 7 K South Front 8tree t. All. COOK, practice! Bell and Brass Fonnde4suecM . sor to Writer A Cook. Is prepared to nuMn to or er. Belli rr Uhurchf s.stmooaia .u . - Also, Steam Whistles, on vi. Fonntain and St p Coeks.Hose and Salt W ell Joint rn MOiintiug.Anti-Frietion M.tol. All work mule by pi-.w;thnetne33and.lisj ;0,te !. mtT!M Inv rrie.p and warranted. nl8 ly


ocr: BED3TEADSI BEDSTEADS! CONSTANTLY on band and forsaleatMcCombs Bed stead Manufactory all kinds of Cottage and Fancy Bedsteads, such as Cottages' Rouble and Single Misses, St' Louis do, Plain Cottage do, Double and Single Lounge do, at all prices. ALSO Cribt, Towell Racks, Trunnel Bedsteads, Small Fancy Tables, Whatnots, Ac. .... Also, a general assortment of Matrasses, all of which will be' sold at wholesale and retail as cheap as can be had in Cincinnati or any other city, jgjf" All work warranted as represented. Dealers in the country will find it greatly to their inter est to give a calL Tutus. Four months for good paper, or 5 per cent off for cash. Factory cornerof Springand Cherry streets- We will pav the highest market price in CAS II for anv quantity of Hackeled Shucks. J. W. McCOMBS, W. U. CORNELI US, fcb2 Proprietor. Agent. TNNEJESSI3E MARINE Fire Snsursnce Company $15 0,000! OFFICE Nonu-West Corner of the Public Square over Dyer Pearl's Exchange Office, They will take risks on Dwellings and other Houses, Goods in Store against Loss or I amsge by Fire. Also, Marine and River hazards; from and to all ports. ALSO Negroes nguinst the dangers of the Liver. DIRECTORS. JOHN M. HILL, JOSEPH VAUIA, JAMES CORREY. THOMPSON ANtKSON, (. M. FOGG. F. A. OWEN, R. H. GAKDNhU, N. K. ALLOWAY, W. S. EAKIN. . . JOSEPH YAULX, President A. W. BcTttB. Secretary. Arw oct8-tf. B G. BXJMBBY, Dealer in CHOICE FAMILY GB00ERIXS, PROVISIOaS ASD PURE IMPORTED WINES & LIQUORS,


ocr: JR. H. BBOGEWAT, WHOLESALE DEALER AND HANTJFACTCIRLR OF Gentlemen's Clothing, No, 71 1-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. MY Stock of Gentlemen's Ready Made Clothing for Spring and Snmmar trade is now every variety of style and fabric to be found in the Markets. My business beio2 strictlv and exclusively confined


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ocr: BELL HOUSE, KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE. WILLIAM McTEER, Proprietor. OBXIB, or MAIS AVB STATE STSXXT. S3" Four Horse Matl Coaches leave daily at 7K clock, A. M., for Montvale Springs, june 15 -tf VERANDAHTOTE17" opposits rat post crncc, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. fky. ACTON YODNO Superintendent--- Office is at this house,


ocr: R. II. BROCKOTAY, WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANUFACTURES OF Gentlemen's Clothing, No. 711-2, Public Square, , NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. MY Stock or Gentlemen's Ready Made Clothing for the and Summar trade is now


ocr: u j Rgpyntfrtt J ""mm FOR HIRE. TTTK have several likelv Negroes for hire for tbe bal- W anceof the year. Among them are some excellent House Servants, an Excellent Cook, &c Apply soon to fab2S BOYD & LYSLE. A. Kerr & Co., STORE NO. 21 CEDAR STREET NASHVILLE: DIRECT IMPORTERS OF THE REAL m v i v i T i c-a Viimntfl fihiwini tnii RmoVincr To ll bacco. French Brandies, Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin- wines, uormais, rruua, c 11 O'KANE, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND DEALER IN FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS, Soulh-East corner of Church and College Streets. Nashville, Tennessee. Cash for all kinds of Produce. "TXTHEAT, RITE, BACON, FEATHERS, BEESWAX, VY WOOL, 4c. in, by it. UiSomiu, ian3'56 8. E. Corner College and Church sts. vNE H UNDRED TONS PITTSBURG IRON, well V J assorted, now in store and lor sale low lor casa by Tins-SB R. O'KANE 4 NEW ALE. 50 BBLS received and for sale low by tanl B. O'KANE. C1DE by. 1DER VINEGAR exprepsly lor family use. For sale jan3'66 R. O'KANE 100,000 Pounds Well Dried BACON WANTED FOR CAb'ff, I il MED I A '1EL 1" by marl9 tf R. O'KANE London Lady Potatoes. -i ff BUSHELS received and for sale by IOU aplO R. O'KANE. Jamaica m. A GENUINE ARTICLE, warranted pure, suitable for .ZL Medical purposes, for sale by apl it u,hac. .LATEST STYLES FANCY GOODS. HAVE RECEIVED AN ASSORTMENT OF NEW STYLES, FANCY FRENCH CASSIMERES, FANCY PLUSH VELVET. AND RICH SIXK VESTINGS, FOR t- t t a vn wiKTun WEAR. t AUU Uw liwi-JJ" " 7 , . . . we are prepared to make up to order in the latest 1 oinvrpa The inanecHon of our customers and the public is soli CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT, sepl tC No. 15, Cedar street. AND SLAVERY A NEW ROOK, TtV AT.HSnT T. BLEDSOE. L. L- D-. of Mathematics in the University of Virginia. COSTKXTS. Chap. 1. The Nature of Civil Liberty. Chap. 2. The Arguments and Positions of Abolitionists Chap. 8. The Argument from the Scriptures. Chap. 4. The Argument from the Public Good. Chap 5, The Fugitive Slave Law. The above work is for sale by apr2 CHARLES W. SMITH. NOTICE. LIBERAL price will be paid for a No. 1 SADDLE HORSE, cotbintr short of ftNo. 1 need apply. En at DR. HERMAN'S, jnayai xt wuerry street.


ocr: m fflm Mm K. H. BROCfiWAY, DEALER AND MAHDFACTTJRES OF Gentlemen's CIothinr, 71 1-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Stock of Gentlemen's Ready Made Clothing for the and Summar trade is nowcomplefe.embracing variety of style and fabric to be found in the Eastern My business being strictly and exclusively confined to Manufacture and sale of Clothing, enables me to offer


ocr: NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY, No 17 South Front Street. NASHVILLE, Tenn. A B. COOK, nract cal Bel and Brass Founder, sueces- A, sorto Weller & Cook, is prepared to manufacturj to orer. Bells lor unurcnes-Bleamooais nnu riauiauji . Also, Steam- Whistles, Oil Globes, Cylinder, Gu fountain and stop uocks.llose and sail wen jotoi . Mouutin?. Anti-Friction Mvtal. All work madabv zne with neatness and diss . of the


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ocr: fri ISo H. BROCKWAY, WHOLES AIE SEALER AND UANTJFACTtTS&B Gentlemen's Ulothing, No, 711-2, Public NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Tlfi Stock of Gentlemen's Read? Made Clothins for xYLSpringand Sammar tradeia every variety oi styie ana laonc 10 oeiouna in m Markets. Mr hna!ne.3 beln? strlctlv and exclusively confined the Manufacture and sale of Clothing, enables me to greater inducements than any other bouse in the city, should alone be sufficient guarantee to all who Ready Made Clothing, that they can supply with a much larger variety of styles and assortment sizes, at a less price, by making their purchases direct tae Manutacturer. gepta-u rt. xi. ciwuan a i . FIRST PREMIUM SEWING


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ocr: House? COLLEGE STREET. NASHVILLE, TENNESHfce 1Y1LLL1M ROBERTsTProBrteterV fLATE CT TTaaESr2I'Ga. 1 "PHE Subscriber has reeentiv taken this V11 , X known establishment is refitting and trier iiijl ocghly renovating it, and hones soon to have ills jl'iJ such condition as not to be inferior to anv hooau in th,. city. The Proprietor hopes by b is exertions, and th im o f uiaaisuB,, iur. uraaaocx, wk lonnerry presided at the City Hotel to be able to make his house worthy of be ing patronized br the nnhlie nt nmmiiux th.t nntai.. shall be spared on his part, to merit the aprrtionof those who may favor him with their patronage. Ha res pectfully solicjtsa trial of his house. feb-28 dtwAtr tf WM. ROBERTS. BELL HOUSE, KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE. 7 WILLIAM itfcTEER, PRRnrros. C0BSE3 or HAAS ASO STATE ST MET; Four Horse Mai I Coaches leave daily at 1 o'clock. A. M..for Montvale Springs. ffune 13' tf JEPFEKSOi HOUSJE, A-. s. USJl.AjxiA, fropiirior. NO. 00 AND 22 MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TK5W. rvMjis well established house, having been i OMraiton a -A- good many yean, is now ready for the accommodation of ttani.nteulom,t CI perday 1 he lons.U large and airy, eonjentent tn the steamboat landing and the business houses, IDlar boarders accommodated at 42 73' pgr week . SAHrsoa ustii. LAMAR HOUSE, Formerly Cclemaa Houto.) KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE. ' S. & S. LANIER, p ROPRIETOB3 Mr. Steeuso LASiEa.lateorthe Lanier House. 'Maeon Ga , and vrso.i Lakiie, late orTuakegee, Ala., will be happy t-s meet ail friend, and customer at the Lamar House wheia i they have ample accoramedatias for'.'iO persons. no7 tf


ocr: - FRESH AIlfiUVAJL OF NEW ALLISON. ANDERSON & CO.. No: 41 Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee. WE are now in receipt of the remainderof our SPRING GOODS, which were so long delayed at Pittsburg in consequence cf the ice, and which makes cur stock com plete. Many of these Goods 1 ave been received too late for our earl v Spring sales, consequently will be sold to the trade at reduced prices. We ask an early calk from thofe visiting our market, or whoroav favor us with theirorder. apt4-lm ALLISON, ANDERSON A CO. a KEEN AND HIjACK TEA A superior article, ju;t received and for sale low, for cash, by api) J.M HAWKINS. Agent, OJlOKcU JtKliF A superior article iut received and lor Bale by j. M. HAWKINS, P9 Ageat SWEET POTATOES A lew biunels just received and fcr sale by J. M. HAWKINS, Agent. P Old FellowV Hall. SIS UNA fl.OU.K forcasb, by -Constantly cn liauu ana lur.ale J.M. HAWKINS, Agent,


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ocr: New HARDWARE HOUSE, SHARPED R'fles, Double and Single Shot Guns, from $ 8 to 1200 each, Pock et and Table Cut lery, Razors. Scis sors, and Shears, Axes, Nails, and Chains, Hoes, Hin ges, and Files. set ALSO, A general assort ment ot Edge Tools, House Building and House Furnishing Hard srare.Farmerv Utensils, 4c We respectfully solicit all Merchants visit, in? the city to a careful examination of stock and prices. oclli tf BEAUMONT, VANL1KK CUj NEW HARDWARE. CUTLERY AND TOOL STORE. Beaumont Vanlier & Co. DIRECT IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL. ERS IN HARDWARE, GUNS AND CUTLERY, Sign of tbe big Padlock, doors from tbe Squa ie,Market it. jiA&uviu., ia.i.i. Anvils and Vices, Bellows, Stock and Dies, Hammers, Hatchets and Steel. Hoes, Hinges and Files, Carpenter's, Blacksmith's Cooler's and Shoe Tools, Hill, Crosscut, Circular, ana aanasaws. Axes, Nails and Chains, Knob, Plate, and Gun Locks, Sifters.Shovels and Tacks. alju: A large assortment of Guns, RiUss and Pistols. Guns from $5 to $250 each, including the celebrated Sbarpe's Rifle and other new patents. Breech loading Rifles of tbe most approved kinds. Table Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Razors, Scissors and Shears, Platform, Counter and Beam Scales, and Farming Utensils of every variety, Planes and Locks of all kinds, raneinz in price from 50c to $20 each. Hoe's, Spear 4 Jackson's, and other makes bf Uircular saws. P. S. Merchants visiting Ihe city will Snd it to their interest to examine our stock before purchasing. augiS ly BEAUMONT. VANL1ER 4 CO. ON MANHOOD, AND ITS PREMATURE DECLINE. Jnst Published, Gratis, the 20th Thousand ; A FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL TREATMENT, without Medlelnt,orsprma torrhaa of Local Weakness. Nocturnal Emis sions. Genital and Nervous Debility, Impo- tencv. and Impediments to juarmr gen.rauy. " V BY B. DE LANKY. M. D. The Important fact that tbe many alarmicg complaints, originating In this imprudence snd solitude of youth, may be easily removed without Mxniciat, is in this small tract, clearly demonstrated ; and the entirely new and highly suc cessful treatment, as adopted by the Author, fully explained, by means of which every.one Is enabled tocure HiusiLr per fectly and at tbe least possible cost; thereby avoiding all the advertised nostrums of tbe day. Sent to any address, gratis and pott free in a sealed enve. lope, by remiiung (posipaiuiwu i;o i.uif. DE LANEY. 17, Lispenard Street, New York City. octStj Cmd&w ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. THE undersigned having been appointed Administrator of Eowako Joxxaad, dtceasfd, requests all those Indebt ed to him to come forward and make immediate payment, and all persons having claims against me oeceasea are nou fied to present them to me for payment at the law directs. novC-w ROUT. THOMPSON, Adm'r. JAMES IlKWlTl' CO.. WILL open a COMMISSION HOUSE In LivstrooL on the lstofJanaary next for the tale of AMERICAN pnnminK Messrs. HEWITT, NORTON & CO.,Naw Orleans j Messrs HEWITT tc CO., New York; RICHARD ATKINSON, Esq., Louisville, KV., ana . whjassii, ijq., maimer ouk of Nashville, Tenn. .will make cash adyauces on property shipped lo their aaare sr. New York, OM.2J, 183S. Jnov4 lm. tTERUHO LAS1IE. tAHnoit. Ltnixa. LAiflAK HOUSE, (Formerly Coleman House.) KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE. S. & S. LANlERj Prqmi etobs. Mr. STimu.ia LiTiiix, late orthe Lanier Hooje, Macon, Ga., and SiMrtny Umta.Ute ofTutkegse, Ala., will be happy to. meet all friendt and customers at Ut Lamar House, where they have ample aceoamodatloB-for SJ0 p"rstcs.


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ocr: T HAVE just returned from New York and Philadelphia, anil am now orjeninp a verv rich stock of all the latest styles of Jewelry, Gold and Silver Wathes Silver and Pla- . n. - I . 1 L C II . " ... .1 I . J 1 led are, ana wouia respccuuuy luvue ius lauieit ana gentlemen to call and examine them, assuring they will aee something beautiful and desirable. Spectacles. I HAVE now a large stock of the celebrated Brazilian Spectacles made to order by the same manufacturer who made J.H.Semmons' and so highly recommended by so many of our most respectable citizens. Gold frames, from. $5 .to $10. Silver frames, from $2 00 to $2 50, Sold and warranted by W. H. CALHOUN, deel 6m 15 Public Square HUGH


ocr: V-.1BJYD.JR. JU.-VLEt. simi em FOR HIRE. WE have several likely Negroes for hire for the bal ance cf the year. Among them are some excellent House Servants, an Excellent Cook, Ac. Apply soon to feb23 BOYD A LYSLE. A. Kerr & Co., STORE NO. 21 CEDAR STREET NASHVILLE: DIRECT IMPORTERS OF THE REAL HAVANA Segars, Yirgin'a Chewing andSajoking To. bacco, French Brandies, Jamaica Ram, Holland Gin. Wines, Cordials. Fruits. Ac julyl7 R. O'KANE, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND DEALER IN FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS, South-East corner of Church and College Streets. Nashville, Tennessee. dash for all kinds of Produce. WHEAT, BYE, BACON, FEATHERS, BEESWAX, WOOL, Ac. Ac , by R. O'KANE, janS'56 S. E. Corner College and Church sts. ONE HUNDRED TONS PITTSBURG IRON, well assorted, now in store and ior sale low for cash by ' I I1T1VE" jan3' NEW ALE. BBLS received and for sale low by janl R. O'KANE. 50 CIDER VINEGAR expressly for family use. For sale by, jan3'66 R. O'KANE. FoiiEids Well Bried BACOIV WANTED FOR CASH, IUMEDIA'lELY'by . rnarlQ tf li. O'hiiH-. London Lady Potatoes. i ft A BUSHELS received and for sale by 1UU aplO R. O'KANE. Jamaica am, A GENUINE ARTICLE, warranted pure, suitable for Medical purposes, for sale by apl R O.KANE. LATEST STYLES FANCY GOODS. WE HAVE RECEIVED AN ASSORTMENT OF NEW STYLES, FANCY FRENCH CASSIMERES, FANCY PLUSH VELVET. AND RICn SILK VESTINGS, FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR, which we are prepared to make up to order in tho latest STYLES. The inspection of our customers and the public is soli cited. CLIFTON A ABBOTT, sepl tr. No. 15. CedarstreeL LIBERTY AND SLAVERY" A NEW ROOK, BY ALBERT T. BLEDSOE, L. L- D-, Professor or Mathematics in the University of Virginia. C0.M-NTS. Chsp. 1. The Nature of Civil Liberty. Chap. 2. The Arguments and Positions of Abolitionists Chap. 8. The Argument from the Scriptures. Chap. 4. The Argument from Ihe Public Gcod. Chap 5. Tbe Fugitive Slate Law. The above work is for sale by apr2 CHARLES W SMITH. LAND WARRANTS. DURING my absence Mr. JOSEPH FELLOWS will continue to buy Land Warrants -for me at my old stand, 89 Cherry street, up stairs. msylB tf - J. O. FELLOWS.-


ocr: f R. H. BROCKWAY, WHOLESALE DEAXEB ATTD KANUFACTTJBEB Gentlemen's Clothing, No. 711-2, Public Square, .NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Stock. of Gentlrmen's Raady Made Clothing for Hi


ocr: 6ARDNER3SHEPHERD & WHOLESALE DEALERS. IN- Shoes Hats. AND STRA.W GOODS ra 60 PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TENN. F)UJE TO FIVE HUNDRED CASES HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES, suited Ui oaies, save oeeu auuea 10 oar otocsr nv very recent ar rivals, to which we particularly invite tin attention of


ocr: T llAYEiust returned from New York and Philadelphia, L and am now opening a verv rich stock of all the latest styles of Jewelry, Gold and Silver Watbes Silver and Pla ted ware, ana wouiu respecituuy iutiio tua tame ouu ' gentlemen tocall and examine them, ussuriog they will " . 1 - 1 . : r. . 1 1 .j ..-I u 1 n see somettituu ucitutitui kuu ucsuuiici Spectacles. T HAVE now a larire stoikoflhe celebrated Brazilian X Spectacles made to order hy ihe same manufacturer who made J. ILSeramons'and so highly recommended by so many of our most respectable citiiena. Gold frames, lrom $5 to $10. Silver rrames, from $2 00 to $2 0. Sold tad warranted bv W. II. CALU0UN. deel 6m 15 Public Square HUGHES BROTHERS ,


ocr: Z. G. Nicholson & Co., HAVE LOCATED AT NO. 22. PUBLIC SQUARE, WITH AN ENTIRE SEW STOCK OP STAPLE AND EANCY DRY GOGpS, of the newest and latest styles, and of the best quality; ail of which will be sold sit the Terr lowest price. We par ticularly invite all cf our friends, and those in want 1 - 1 1 II . ' . ,n 1 'it goou anu cueap uuwu ui cui uu us atnu. iiuu, we will toko mat pleasure in showing oar Stock. We think it will be to the interest of all to come and look for them- selves. tapl6 tf.


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ocr: R. 0. BROCKWAY, WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANUFACTURER ETB NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. MY Stock of Gentlemen's Ready Made Clothing for Swine and Snmmar trade is now co mplete.em every variety of style and fabric to be found in the juarsets. Mv business belncr strictlv and exclusivelv confined the Manufacture and sale of Clothing, enables me to greater inducements man any oiner nouse in me city, should alone be sufficient guarantee to all wbo Ready Mads Clothing, that they can supply with a much larger variety of styles and assortment sizes, aiaiess price, uriunKinir uieir uurcua&ea


ocr: JffASHVlXLE. TENNESSEE AND ALA U AM RAILROAD. ON and after Sundav, June 1. 1, 1655, Tram tv ill run aslotJows: GOI CTH. Matt and Pass. Freight and Pass Leave Nashville at 6 15, am. 4- p. a Arrive at Thompson a g. 5, 5,i GOING NORTH. Leave Thompson's at 3 45, 1 it. 6 i p. u. Arrive at Nashville lo.SS 7 i5 " The Stages of Carter, Thomas A Hough connect with the Trains at Thompson's. Through Tickets to Memphis, Wcvaetboro", JaekBou, Tuscumbia, Florence, Columbia, and Pulaski, can to pro cared at the GneralStag Office under the Verandah Ho. tel. A. ANDERSON, une7 tf R. Eng. and Sap't. NEW HOTEL. AT a called meeting of the Commissioners appointed by the Legislature, under m act passed the 23d of IS58, incorporating tho.Nashville Ilotil Company.it resolved that B.-cks be opened on Mondav, the 21st at Berry's Book Stern and at ths St Cloud Hold, end BeTy and D. T. Scott be authorized In keep Books open and ti solicit Stocks until a suiEcient is subscribed to organise tha I'ompunv underlie R HOUSTON. WM L COOPER, W.T BEkRY, I).T SCOTT. R.C. FPSTEI?, aprl a if Commissioner.


ocr: Yohp Frnit poitissaMie Mlomna advantagu ova ull othtrt : 1st. The deleterious nje of lead. Wita Its oomju,at MOULDING ud DISCOLOS- ATIOH OF THE FRUIT, Is sto.J.4. " y eliMsts or Hmrer- Sd. The Opening of the Can limii scmcii.TriT urge to rscir, the tuvctrt RXCIEL whM it Is iaini to pnnsrr. ta.m whol.; sa4 to idmlt a haM Sir th. pnrpora of thoroiziilr wi iao ess ior lataro m. 4th. It Is otnnl win, Imi tnmb!. u It b rrrr- CSSSAKT TO BUT IHI Cl.t iXD IIS COTTCIIS to TimOT. ID. CttD. U IH fltn.P .1 r.n, which fa an 5th. They are cheaper, because more simple. Tbs Csa Is bsrm.ticslljr ki!1 br ctntnt vhico. miao soy Man; urszs o..e nr its id. The complete success of iVinehcilS (a. over ail others now fuhy established. County Merchants aad all who wish to supply theiise ves with th'3 excellent will do well to make early application to MACEY A HAMILTON, july6 2ra No. 47Cul!ege street, Naibviife. 1 Bum stkuotb ir swnnis to rac "u AlB. bos euj w reliad oa for retrs. I Jx A tufftdm quantity to dot the 4t Caiu teill it '-ruuktd k


ocr: R. Ho BEOCKWAY, WHOLESALE DEALER AKD MAHtTFACTCBiB Gentlemen's llothinff, No, 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. HTY Stock of Gentlemen's ReadvMadeClothinz for XuLSpringand Sammsr trade is every variety oi style and tanric to De round in ma Markets. My business being strictly and exclusively confined ths Manufacture and sale of Clothing, enables mo to greater inducements than any other house in the city, should alone be sufficient guarantee to all who Ready Made Clothing, that they can supply with a much larger variety of styles and assortment i , - i i-": . v i 1 .31 . sizes, ai a ie3 price, uia&iag uioir pureuuaes uuevi toe Manuiactnrcr. Bepts-ti it ti. nttuucwWAi. FIRST PREMIUal SEWING MACHINES


ocr: important to All I MAD. SWETT, TUB World Renowned Clairvoyant, has armed in this city and takeo rooi sat the SEW AN EE HOTEL, and is fully pre pared to give consulta-" tionaoftbePAST. PRE SENT and FUTURE, to all those who will honor her with ac&lL )ice3 tf


ocr: lailg (ten DAILY, 8 , TRl-WELKLY, t5; WF-SSLY. 13. ornra-comrcE ceuece asd chxrby stbets. " ''JC. TORHETT & CO. E 0 EAST34 7. IC. DTJHKIKOTON. & Q.C TOBBETT DEMOCRATIC TICKET. POK PRESIDENT: JAMES BUCHANAN, or pnsNsy liVAR' i A". FOR VICCPKE'IDKM: JOHN C BRECKiMIDGE, OP KENTUCKY. DEKOCITATIO ELiECTOIZAZi TICKET, FOR TUB STATE AT LARCH: , WILLIAM H. POLK, of Maury. ISHAM G. HARRIS, of Shelby- DISTRICT EirCTORS. No. 1. BAMUEL POWELL, of Hawkins. "8. .IAMKS W McHENRY', of Ovsrton. " S. D. M. KEY . of Hamilton. - " 4. 15 1., OARDENUIRE, of Whit, " f. K A. KthBLE, or Rutherford. " r, JAMES H THOMAS, of Maury. " 7. THOMAS J BROWN, of Giles. " a G U POl DKXTER, or Montfromery: . ".. J. D. C. ATKINS, of Henry. "


ocr: NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FO0NDBY, No 17W South Front Street, NASHVILLE, Term. AB. COOK, practical Bell and Brass Founder, guccet . sor to Weller A Cook, is prepared to manufacture to or er, Bells for Churches, Steamboats and Plantation. Also, Steam Whistles, Oil Globes, Cylinder, Gi r, Foantain and Stop Cocks, liose and Salt Well Join. rn Moauting, Anti-Friction MstaL AH work made by me with neatness and -lisp , of tt best material, at low prices, and warranied. ,cnlS ly TO WHOLESALE DEALEIlS. b: W. KUSSEIiL. MANCFACTBRER'S AGENT


ocr: 'AUCTION SALE. . ' OF FRESH GROCEEIES, HART, MACRAE & CO., NOS. 7aniI S. MARKET STREET, M. HVILLE, TENN. WE will offer foraalo on THURSDAY, the 10th of . April, for.Cath, in front of onr door, the fallowing nancies, yii: 73 hhds Sncar: 10 bale's, Chomp'ne Wine; 10 cases Sardines; 50 bxs ass'd Pickles; 10 bis Pie Fruit; S00 reams Wrp Paper; 50bl8 Cheese; 10 bxi Pepper Sauce, 10 bis Tomato Catsup; 20 bis Lemon Strap; 10 bzs Stouton Bitters; 25,000 Melee Cigars; 50,000 Imported do; 1 00 gross Majona Blacking; 50 casks English Soda; 50 nests Market Baskets; 50 bxs Smoked Herrings; 50 pkgs Raisins; 10 frails S S Almoads; 100 Demijohns, ass'd; 100 bxs Rosin Soap; 25 bxs Scotch Snuff; 100,000 GD Caps; 10 casks London Porter. 530 bags Rio Coffee; 25 Laguyra do 10 " Java do; 2 25 hbl i Molasses; 75 Crushed Sugar, 85 " Loaf do; 20 " Powd'd do; CO bis Kyi Va Tobacco; '-'20 bxj ass'd Glass; 500 bags Tine Salt; .2Jj bbls Mackerel; CO kits do; 100 doz paint'd Buckets; 25 do Tubs; 200 pkgs Star Candles; CO bis Mould do; SOU kegs Nails; J 00 gross Matches; 00 bbls Whisky; ' 20 " Am Brandy; 20 " Uelland Gin; 6 " pure Port Wine; 10 11 Nativrt RWPAt An- 10 " nnroMalaza do: Besides the above, we will offer Pepper, Spice, Soda, Indigo, Madderf&c Ac. ap4 HART, MACRAE & CO. EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF By Bavis,Pilcher & Co. ON TUESDAY MORNING next, ARIL 8th, 1856, we will offer at Auction for Cash, a large assortment of Groceries, to wit : 96-hhds Sugar; 81 nests Tubs; 234 bags Rit Coffee; 10 bags Pepper; 93 bbls Molasses: 5 bags Spice; 4S bbls Csh'd 4 Pw'd3ugar 3 cases Cigars; 111 bbljLoatSugtr; 150 gross Butler's Blacking; 275 boxes Star Candles; 24 boxes Imp AGP Tee; 12 boxes Soap; 261 boxes Cheese: C4 boxes Tallow Candles; 10 cases Brandy Cherries; -- U . T 1 n T 1 I 235 kegs Nails: o cases Lunaou roner; 105 bbls Pike's Magnolia Whiskv: C7 gross Matches; CO ciczin Seive3; 13 dozen Wash Boards; 81 dozen Brooms; iU dcz-n Buckets; 2J coils Juto Rope; 400 boxes Sardines. 15 bbls Moaongahela Wh'ky; u bbls Old Bourbon do; 3 bbls Gin; C3 bbls Cider Vinegar; With many other articles suitable for the trc de. DAVIS, PILCUER A CO aprt '56 78, Public Square. FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS ALLISON, ANDERSON & GO- No: -II Public Square, Nashville. Tennessee. WE are now in receipt of the remainderofourSERING GOODS, which wera so long delayed at Pittsburg in consequence of the ice, and which makes our stock com plete. Many of these Goods tave been received too late for our early Spring sales, consequently will be sold to lbs trade at reduced prices. We ait an early call from those visiting nur market, or who may favor us with their order. lm A


ocr: FIRST LARGE SALE OF SPBMr AUCTION. r.Y II ISf Time Sale. OUR regular Suing Sale at Auction, will taka place on Ttiesday, Wednesday and Thursday, the 25tb, 26th ItUU IU UI jUUIKUi EST This Sale is d'sicrned exclusivelv for Mn-t.nt Goods will be offered, as heretofore, in lots to suit buy. a, with liberal privileges to those waatinir lane craanti- crs, ties. We are safe in saying that this U one of the best assort ed Stack of Goods tbathas e'verbeea offered at Auction, in .luauTiiie. it comprises a grertfc variety: cucuaa 75 CASES SPRING PRINTS; 5 cases C checo Prints, (darlq) 10 cases Lawn", ass'd; 5 ca3e3 BriliiACtes; 10 cases small check'd Ginghams; 35 cases faleach'd ifuslics; 40 bales Sea Island brown do; 10 cases solid color'd Cottonades; 5 da sxall check'd do; 1 do Uaytyies do; A BE 1UTIFUL LINE OF CASMERES; ' Rlk Diotkin; Rik tnW.'d Cloth; lr lTes; Linen Drillings; v . ' Linen Duck; Blay Linens; Irish Linens; . Linen HdkJs. BLEACH'D AND BROWN DRILLS; Denims, ess'd; Stripes and Plaids; Italian Cloths; "Vea tings, &c, etc. Every description of White Goods, Flouncing, Laces, Embroidery, Hosiery, Thteid, Buttons, Suspenders, Pins, NeedlesvAc. Ac Ac In short, there is comprised in this Stock, almost all ths varieties i uooas usually wanteo. e will aiso offer, at the close of the Sale, a lot of Cut in.ioj, to oa scut as the above, without reserve. Nsstiville. feb29 td IRBY MORGAN A CO. IST" We are olferiog strong inducements at private saie, to all who buy for Cash or on short time. Give us a call. I. M. A CO. I M lilt I .(I m.a.j a. HsTVUVtlEll VS Wt


ocr: jSiIGN OF THE BIG KL1T HORNS, ,, NO. 47 COLLEGE STREET. ' TTTE have Just received, direct from the makers Iu J at"1, oue of theflntxl assortinensi of Bird, Duck Buck Gtinsevet Imported tn, iharlty of Sashville. men are requested to calf and examine our Stock. nov27 MACKV A llwir.Tnv NANI-OUD'S PATENT STRAW TT7JS bavejnst reoeired an assortment Of these 1 Alsoexpeeteddailyastocfcof.be Western B0V27 SIACRV A, IfAMITTVW "irtoSf1118 A GOOD stock always on hand. novX ilACEY 4 HAMH.Tnv c , ', , , -x.-u ' ctzosnf Circular Saws iml Mmrtrlt. .in h. -.I "T-"! , MACEY de HAMILTON t HAEBWiiBS HOUSE. SIIARPE'3 Double and Shot Guns, from to tSOOeacb. -eta5'52v nnd Table mk0AUrT' Raxors Axes, iails, Chains, Hoes, Uin tes, and Files. ALSO, A general ment of Idge House Building House: Ltensila, Ac respectfully all Merchants in? the city to careiui examinatioa 01 stock ana price.. qcll2-tf BEAUMONT. VASLIER A CO. NEW 11 ARO WARE. CUTLER V TOOL STORE. AM) Beaumont, Vaniier & DIRECT IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL ERS IN HARDWARE. GONS AND CUTLERY. Sign oflhe big rad!cck,4 dootsfrom the SqnaieIarket NASUV1U.S, TliX, Anvils and Vices, Bellows, Stock and Dies, Hammers, Hatchets and Steel, Hoes, Hinges and Files, Carpenter's, Blacksmith's Cooler's and Shoe Tools, Hill, Crosscut, Circular, and Hand Saws, Axe?, Nails and Chains, Knob, Plate, and Gun Lock. Siflers;Shuyfla and Tacks. ALSO: A laige assortment of Dung, Rifles and Plstcls. Guns from to $250 each, including the celrbrated Sharpo's Rifle and other new patenti. Breech loading Rifles of the most approved kinds. Table Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Razors, Scissors and Shears, Platform, Counter and Bt-om a-'ca!es,and Farming Utensils of every variety, Planes and Locks of all kinds,, ranging in price from 50c to 20 each. Uoe'n, Spear A Jaeksou's, and other makes of Circular Saws. P. 8 Merchants visiting the city will find it to their Interest to rxamice our stock before purchasing. ang3-ly BEAUMONT. VANLIER A CO. Onus! Guns! Giuis! t. ''f?saitaB li15 & GVmNGlL&M, ' ' NO. IT PUBLIC A UjHItKJSl..


ocr: wtum. DAILY. S3: TRI-WEEKLY. tS; WEEKLY, IS. BfglCE COBWEB CHURCH AMD CHEERY STREETS. G. C. TORBETT & CO. . Rg. EASTMAN, g.C. PTJBNIKGTON. & G.C-TORBETT. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. FOB PRESIDENT. JAMES BUCHANAN, rV 03P PESMSrtVAKIA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT: JOHN 0. BREOKBKBIDGE, !. OF KENTUCKY. BSXOCSATXO EZ.SCTOXZA& TICKET, FOE THE STATE AT .LARGE: WILLIAM H. POLK, of Maury. ' ISHAM G. HARRIS, of Shelby DI3TRIOT ELEOTOKS. No. 1. SAMUEL POWELL, of Hawking. " 2. JAMES VY. MctlENRY, of Orertoa. " 8. D. M. EET, of Hamilton. . " A.. Kh. GARDENflIRE, or White. " 5. E. A. KEKBLE. of Rutherford. "n C. JAMES H. THOMAS, of Maur j. " s! J. Q FOISDEXTER, of Montgomery. " 9. J. D. C. ATKINS, of Henry. ' " 10. D. M CUBRIN, of Shelby,


ocr: II Wholesale T IiUPOKTEItS OF Fancy snd Staple DKY-GOODS, NO. 70, PUBLIC SQUARE, NASUYILLE. WE have now in ttorea ery large Stock of Fancy and Staple Dry-Goods nf lata luipuitation, received in the last few das, for tho Winter Trale, which wo are felling at the very lowest prices : New stjlo Paris de I.alncs, Iiew sijle Faury and Dlack Silks, .New ni)le Fancy I'rints ; Clftlh, Cajimeres ami 'esiing, Satiinetts, Jeans, Tweeds and Kersojs, Hid lJUnkeli and C.iat illaukeH, heavy col'd UlanVtls.tVr.. fit. Our MoeU e.ni.ii, s- a tho lait-eit assort- inentof New St)le Jo d-,Trinna.n , A., to which we in. . ., . . . .... --.. I. i . . . : iu nui-uuou "" i'i..:n, i nine ueaitr to an ex yoiirlnteresl tt ito liu-me? Willi u. imvl'J A.J lU'NCAN i- CO. "V 11 Wp urn rpcalvll? New GcoJit hv ..vn... .( ..... . ilurin? lLe Winter. A.J. II i in durin? Ihe Winter. "XiiKGK i aster i -AOMPltlSIXf!: Kj PltlSTS, DsLANES. PANT STUFFF, MDIKS' n.O MvS, HliA13Y-MAili: .l.ril'lllXfi, r. Which havs been purdiaseit OtJP OF SEASON And at KEIWCKD PKlCtvS. JJj" Purchasers will find II to their Inlitcst u riv thcia an examliiaUou. T. it W. KAKIN Jc CO., o'ct25 Public hgaare, Nashville. " " KOTICE TO STOCKUOLOEUS. AlilVIUEND of KisiiT rra cixt. was this day de clared on the Capital Stock oftlin N.-uhrill. Corauieiciul Insurance Company, ont of the profits for the ffx motiln endlnjr IhU day. JAVKS WALKER, fec'y. NuuviLLt, ov. 3,1855. a.&T. Jrwvl Im. F. F. Peck IS now receiving frost tha celebrated Manufactory of , BRrwsTut & Son, New York, a further supply of -choice Coaches, Roetaways and Light Trottincr Busies. Ali. has constantly on hand of bis own build Bufr-r-ts es- ptctally adapted to country use, ct,-his Ware Rooms,


ocr: Re If. BROCKWAf, WHOLESALE DEALER AED MANUFACTURER Gentlemen's Clotliiiig, No. 711-2, Public Sgnare, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. H If Y,Stock of Gentlemen's Ready Made-OIothing for


ocr: . .-2lSOTIOoN; &ALEr. FRESH GROCERIES, BY ' . - HART, MACRAE & CO., AOS. 7an0 S. MARKET STREET, , NASnVILLE, TENN. - WE will offer for salo"bn THURSDAY, the ithof April, for Cash, in. front of our door, lie fillowlng u-ucies, vix: 78 hhdsSniraR. 10 bsk's iChsmp'ne Wine; ..10 cases Sardinesr uO.bxsass'd Pickles; 10 bxs Pie Fruit; COO reams Wnp Paper; Si: bis. Cheese; 10 bn 'Pepper Sanco, 10 bxs Tomato Catsup; 20 bxs Lemon Svrup, 530 bags Rio Coflee; 25 ' Lazuyra do' 10 ' Jra do; 225 bbls Molasses; .75 " Crashed Soger: 85 Loaf dor 20 Powd'd do; f.0 bxs .Ky A.Va Tobacco; 20 bxsass'd Glass; COO bags Fine Sail: 25 bbls Mackerel; 50 kit do; 1 00 doz paint'd Buckets; . 2,-. do Tubs; 2u0 pkgs Star fUndles; fObis MouM -la; ' -B'ofceuRXailt;' -10i) gross Ma ciifj 2i,0 bbl3.Wliii.kv; 20 AraBracdv: .10 bxs iitcu'on tuners; 25,000 M el eo, Cigars; SO.O00 Imported, do: 1 " lOOgrosj Jlaionr Blacking; '50 casts'ng!isa eoaa; . 50'cesU Market Baskeis 50 bxs Smoked Herrings; -CO ptgs ltaisins; . . ,10fwils S S Almonds; 100 Demijohns, ass'd; juu rata auwiu ouu, 25 bxs Scotch Snuff; 10O.C00 G DCaps; 10 casks London Porter, 20 ", llelland.Gin; 6 " pure Port Wine; 10 " Native sweet do; 10 " iiuro Malaira do: Besides the above, wo will offer Pepper, Spice, Soda, inaigo, Aiaaaer, 4c.de apl HART, MACRAE i CO. EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF . y fkwis, P-slGber'& Co VNTCESDAY 1IORNMNG rxt.AltlL Etb,,185ff, we y win oner ni Auction torwsn, a large assortment pi urocenci, to wit: ... SH bhds Sugar; ' 31 nestsfub; 234 bags Ri' Ccffea; 10 beg3 Tcrper; 9 bbls Mo'ss-es: C baesSnice. . ' 40 bbls Csh'd & Pwd Sugar 5 cases CigjrB;- , lil bbls Loaf tugirf 150 gross Hutler a Blacking; 27.3 brxes Star Candles; 21 boxes Imp AGP Tea; , 12 boxes Soap; 261 boxes Cheese; 64 boxes Tallow Candles; 10 cases Brandy Cherries; 285 krgs Nails: 3 cases London, Porter; 07 gross Matches; ICS bbls Pike's Magnolia CO dtrn Scivcs: ' Whis-v:' , 13 dozen Washlloards; 15 Tibia Moaongabela Wh'ky; SI dczen Brooms: G bbls Uld Bonrbon do; 03 dcz:n Rnckela; 2o coils Juto Hope; 3 bbU Gin; C3 bbls Cider Vinegar; iw boxes sardines. With many other articles snitable for ilie tr de. DAVIS, PILUUEIl A CO cpr4 '56 73. Public Square, " FRESH AIimVAILr OF ALLISON. ANDERSOH & CO.. N'o: -11 Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee. WE are now in receipt of the remainderof our SPRING GOODS, wh ch were so long'delayed at Pittsburg in conscqaencetf ihe ice, and which makes our stock com plete. Jiany ol these Uoods ave been received too late lor our early Spring sales, const qnently will be sold to ihe :rade at redeced prices We a--k an early cab from those visiting our or ho lavor us wiin tneir order.


ocr: lllMSIIMlliil Slo II. BROGKWAY, WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANTrFACITJBiR Gentlemen's Clothing, No, 711-2, Public Squara, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. MY Stock of Gentlemen's Ready Made Clothing for Spring and Summar trade is every variety of style and fabric to befound in the Markets. My business being strictly and exclusively confined the Manufacture and sale of Clothing, enables me to inducements than any other house in the city,


ocr: Patent Metallic- Burial Casket, PATENTED OCT., 1855. Funcrall Undertaking. W. G. D. BOBHMS & Co. WOULD respect! oily announce to. the citizens of Nash ville and tbe surrounding country, that they keep constantly on band, COFFINS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, !ign. From the celebrated Metalic Bnri&t Casket, (o fc:i,t"'lmuchadmred by all who have seen it,) tithe plainest servant's Cfiliin. AUo. elegant HEASES and nORSES, together with everything tecessary for funerals. Mr. John 11. Curry, an undertaker of twenty Tears' experience, will give bis per sonal attention to the business AU orders lett at our Store Rooms, No. 5 Cooper's buildings, Cnerry street, opprsite the Gazette OIGce, wA be promptly attended to, both day and night. W. O. D. B0EHM3, D. W. RUSSELL. Jon H. Cucar. Agent. Jnly27 W. K. CORNELIUS; AGENT FOR TOE SALB ,P FISK'S METALLIC BURIAL CASES, IN MIDDLE TENNESSEE. Fuiseral Undertaking "XJOT WITHSTANDING tbe recent Fire, we are stUl fa xJS operation, ready and willing to attend on all Funeral occasions when called on as usual, with everything that is necessary on such- occasions. Ofihe and Ware Rooms, No. 33 Deaderick street, in the housj formerly occupied by Oram A Shepherd, where orders may be left night or day- J. W. McCOMBS, J"'yg By W. R CoEsiucs. NOTICE. THE Stockholders cf the Citizen s Coal Company are re quested to mike payment to the ameunt of thei ' tock subscribed when called on or tbey will forfeit their srrount of stock, G. B. TANNOY,


ocr: R. If. BRQCKWAY, WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANUFACTURER OF Gentlemen's Clothing, No. 71 1-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.


ocr: BEDSTEADS! BEDSTEADS! CONSTANTLY on hsnd and forsoleatMeCombs' Bed stead Manufactory all kinds cf Cottage and Fancy Bedsteads, such as Cottsges' Bouble and bmgle Misses, St- Louis do. Plain Cottage do, Dcnbloand S.ngle Lounges do, at all prices. ALSO Crib. Towell Racks, Trunnel Bedsteads, Small Fancy TableH, Whatnots, Ac Also, a general assortment of Matrasses, all of which will be sold at wholesale and retail as cheap as can be had in Cincinnati cr any other city, jgy" All work warranted as represented. Dealers in the country will find it greatly to their inter est to giro us a call. Tinau. Four months for good paper, or 5 per cent off for cash. Factory cornerofSpnngand Cherry Mreets- f3ff We will pay the highest market price in CASH for any quantity ot n ackeled Shucks. J. W. McCOMIW, W R CORNELIUS. Agent. fcb2 Proprietor. TNNEESSJ5E makine Fire insurance Coiaapany 1 k ft fa n n t m j . OFFICE .Nona-West Comer cr the Public Square over Dyer Pearl' Exchange Office, They will take risks on Dwellings and oiher Houses, Goods in Store against Loss or Damage by Flro. Alto, Marine and River hazards; from and to ail ports. ALSO Negroes ngaUnt the dangers of the River. nint'rrrfiitx. - JOHN M. HILL, JAMES COKREY, G. M. FOGG, ALEX. ALLISON, K. 11. CAUD.NhK, JOSEPH VAULX, THOMPSON ANEKSON, F. A. OWEN, TAMES ELLIS. X. E. ALLOWAY, ' JOSEPH VAULX, President A. W. Burn. Secretary. aT oct3-tf. Dealer in CHOICE FAMILY GB0CBSIE3, PS07ISIOBS PURE IMPORTED WINES A- LIQUORS, FOR MEDICINAL AND COOKING PURPOSES No 80 Markst Street, One Door above the Uaioa Hall, jonlJlai Noshville, Tennessee.


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ocr: llWitj fjRsj jJ SSSS K, H. BROCEWAT, WHOLESALE SEALER AND KANTTFACXURER Gentlemen's Clothing, No. 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENISI. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. T "V Rlnni-nf fientlemen's Rcadv Made Clothing for


ocr: NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS POUNDHY, No 1H Sonth Front Street. NASHVILLE, Tenn. AB. COOK, practical Bell and Brass Founder, succes . sor to Welter & Cook, is Drenared to manufacture to crcer, Bells for Churches, Steamboats and Plantatiai .. Also, Steam Whistles, Oil Globes, Cylinder, Ox i r, f ountain ana stop uocks,.uose ana &aii vYeiiioim: Monuting. Anti-Friction Metal. All work made by me with neatness and disp i ' , of the best material, at low prices, and warranted. i anl 8 ly


ocr: 100 Negroes Wanted. rrMIE undersigned will pay the cash for one hondro 1 lllc.lv L young Negroes delivered to them at their Sale House at No. 18 Cedar street, Nasbvllle.Tcou. Tbev will board Ne- g roes aud sell for other persons on'commlsslon, and will ke-o large number on hand for sale stall tiuies, and will be n- uave see lani-o al IU o'clock. Call and ass. novlSly JAM3dc HARRISON.


ocr: A. J. DUWCAIV & CO., Wholesale Dclers in 'Staple & Fancy DRY "QOOOS5 WO. 70, PUIJLIC SQUARK NASIIVILLE. HAVE in Store a larg and well asserted stock of lint h, I'rencb.GermanEndAmerioan.StaplendFan. ry Dry Goods, which thev will sell at extreme LOW FBI CES TO CLOSE OUT-, preparatory for the Spring trade. 1ST MERCHANTS AND DEALUKS aro requested to examine onr Stock, as crcscntio a most tavorabla opnor tanity to tupply their trade- wita 3eSneWe oods upon the best terrrt lOOO Pairs cf Blankets, f qualities and colon consisting of Coat Blankets. B6d,


ocr: BEDaTEADS! BEDSTEADS! CONSTANTLY on hand and forsale at McComts' Bed stead Manufactory all kindsof Cottage and Fancy Bedsteads, such as Cottages' Rouble and Singlo Misses, St- Louis do. Plain CotUge do, Doubleand Singlo Lounge3 do, at all prices. . ,, ALSO Cribs, Towell Racks, Trunnel Bedsteads, Small Fancy Tables, Whatnots, Ac Also, a general assortment of Matrasses, all orwticn will be sold at wholesale and retail as cheap as can be had in Cincinnati or any other city. J3f All work warranted as represented. Dealers in the country will fiad it greatly lo their inter est to give ma calL Team. Four months for good paper, or 5 per cent off for cash. Factory corner of Springand Cherry streets if We will pay the highest market price in CASH for anv quantity of Hackeled Shucks. J. W, McCOMBS, W. B. CORNELIUS, fcb2 Proprietor. Agent. TiVNEESSUB MARINE Fire Insurance CJoRipany $15 0,000! OFFICE Nort'a-West Corner or the Pnblie Sqnare over Dyer Pearl's Exchange Office, They will take risks on Dwellings and other Houses, Goods in Sfore against Lo3 or Damsge by Fire. Also, Marine and River hazards; from and to all ports. ALSO Negroes against the dangers of the River. niKKrmiits. JOHN M. HILL. JAMES CORREY, t. M. FOGG, ALEX. ALLISON, R. U. GARDNtlt; JOSEPH VAULX. . THOMPSON ANEKSON. F. A. OWEN, JAMES EUIS, N. K. ALLOWAT, vtr a. 'EAKIN. JOSEPH VAULX, President A. W. BcTtaa. Secretary. Btvw octil-tf. Dealer In CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, PfiOVISIOBS AXD PURE IMPORTED WINES & LIQUORS,


ocr: NASHVILLE BELL1 AND BSABS FOUNDRY, Nn 17tyf Knnth Front Streat. NASHVILLE, Tenn. a it rnnir nrpliral Kell and Brass r ounaer. iuicceB- iA., sor to Wefler' &Cook, fs prepared to manufacturj to orer. Bells for unurcnes.oteamDoaw -u -iww'U . .. , . . ... t n 1 r nl.U. flvl.nrlii 11. . Also, a team wnisues, uu urau, vj.i., Fountain and Stop Cocks.Hose and Salt Well Joint . Mnnntino-. Anti.Frietion Metal. All work made by me with neatness and disp - , oi the best material, at low prices, and warranted. i nnl S ly


ocr: Mrs. BeckwilJU, FASHIONABLE MILLINERY AND MAKING ESTABLISHMENT, n r, S8 COLLEGE STREET. I Orer acCllln44 and next door to R. a. u vS j ra ' m n I lllrtJIW .


ocr: Dramatic and Musical ENTERTAINMENT. f R3. MACREADV, the eminent Actress and only I)ra. L matic Reader before thB American Public! assisted by M'LLE CAM1LLE URSO, Budotbtr: Uraojalic Talent, will Kite one of her Dramatic and Musical Entertainments inNashnlle. Due notice will be siren. . arpgg


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