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NASHVILLE:
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In . lrj.t Buratxr ol re.den l Ibc loww propwuwuu Co; .nj Ih.
Sfultil? 1 ?,,,m"I i nn rau wuh Ui. circulation. A. at eir.
ceiuiaa er the IJnwn Uii Amentia u commas to the whole commuoitj, ud U
-TI wcreeeiny with the luereLM of ourcilr aaii vjcjo&l lowiu, u in idrer.
rum; medium ilurpijl iu coottruponnn.
TIIOS. S. MARK IS THE GENERAL AGENT OP
THIS PAPER FOR COLLECTING SUBSCRIPTIONS,
ADVERTISING, AC.
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. 2, 1854.
BENEFIT OF MR. COWELL.
The Theatre-goers, judging from the correspon
dence in another column, are determined to give
Mr. Cowkll a bumper at his benefit to-night. He
has been a favorite with Nashville audiences for
many years, and 'has worthily earned the high
place he occupies as the favorite comedian. We
do not believe there is a better actor, in his pecu
liar line, in the country. Ic the private walks of
life he is an estimable gentleman. For all this, and
because he has now made Nashville his permanent
home, we hope to see the Theatre crowded to
night. And besides, all who look at the bill will
see from it that there will be fun enough found at
this benefit to put the most melancholy man in
town in good humor for a year.
MISS ANNETTE INCE.
This accomplished young lady concluded a long
engagement at the Theatre on Thursday night with
the best house of the season. There is no question
of her very superior capacity as an actress. She
has been but a few months on the stage, and yet
compares favorably, in all the characters she has
: assumed, with those who have had as many years'
experience asshehashad months'. Miss Ince, we
believe, goes from here to Memphis. We com'
mend her to the good offices of our brethren of the
press of that city.
THE BLAKELY FAMILY.
The Blakely troupe gave their last concert in this
city, on Thursday night Their concerts have
been attended by large and fashionable au
diences, and the opinion is universal that no simi
lar troupe which has ever visited us equals this
either in instrumental or Tocal melody. Mr. Hub
bard, as a violinist, is a star of the first magnitude,
and would by himself draw crowds to a concert.
The selections of the company are from the highest
range of music;, and altogether their concerts are
among the most delightful to which we have ever
listened.
The Blakelys leave here for a short tour to Mur
freesboro', Shelby ville, Fayetteville, Pulaski, Hunts
ville, Winchester, Chattanooga, Cleaveland, Athens,
and Knoxville, and will return by our city, again
to delight the lovers of music here. To our
readers in the towns named we beg to introduce
the Blakelys as well merriting crowded houses
No company which has ever visited those places
can be at all compared with this.
RiDnLEBORQEa'a Saloon. At the request of, and
in company with, a friend, we called in at Mr. Rid
dlebueoer's Eating House, on Cedar street, last
evening, and were served with a most excellent
tupper. Being'somewhat indposedat thotima,
we did not eDjoy ita3 we would wish; yet it was
a luxury even to look at the nice broiled venison
steak, broiled partridges, broiled mutton chop3,
oyster soup, hot cakes and tempting condiments,
as they all sat together upon the well decorated
table seemingly waiting patiently to be devoured.
Long experience, together with a peculiar fit
ness for the business, render Mr. Riddleburoek
better able to give satisfaction to those who desire
accommodations in his way than any man with
whom we are acquainted. For our part, now that
wc have fonnd the way, we promise ourself many
a sumptuous meal during the approaching long
winter nights.
The Building Association ' said its funds
last night at a premium of about 53 per cent;
55,400, netting about 11,300 a very good busi
ness. Five forfeited shares sold at $4 per share per
mium. (r W. T. Beery fc Co., have received the De
cember No.'s of Harper and Putnam. They will
''accept our thanks for copies of each.
g? Elder J- T. Johnston, of Ky., will Preach
in the Third Presbyterian Church on Church Street,
this evening at 7 g'clock. Subject Recondl'Uion.
The youth of the city are respectfully requested to
attend, v-
Montoomert Bell's sale of property here
tofore advertised in thi3 paper for Monday next
has been indefinitely postponed.
Married. On Wednesday evening the 9th tilt,
by Rev. J. B. Ferguson, Lawrence BichaRD3on,
of Louisville, Ky., to Miss Alice, daughter of
James Walker, Esq., of Nashville.
" And they are one forever and forever,
In love and wisdom like a blended river
Ol strength and beauty, whose remote extremes
Are interfused, bound in tempered beams
Of God's own brightness ; for the living zone
Of God's own Spirit blends the two in one."
Louisville and Lexington paners please copy.
Wearo authorized to announce Col. B.F. Cheat.
Uku as a candidate for Major General of the Second Divis
on of Tennessee Militia, nov29 tf.
Nashville, Nov. 27, 1854.
J. Co well, Esq-, Dear Sir; The undersigned
in common with many others, desire, before the
close of the theatrical season, to ahow you some
mark of their esteem for your virtues as a man and
your talent as an actor. They therefore, beg to
tender you a Complimentary Benefit on such eve
ning as you may select, and they are satisfied that
a host of friends will greet you on the occasion.
Yours respectfully,
; Boyd McNairy, D. T. McGavock,
Jno. R. Eakin, John Kelley,
A. H. Buchanan, A. Heiman,
N. E. Alloway, Henry Maney,
Jesse Warren, T. D. Craighead,
Jo. M. Hughes, J. G. Ferguson,
R. W. McGavock, L. M. Temple,
Monroe Cheatham, J. B. Snowden,
Benj. Lyons, A. C. Carter,
J. B. Johnson, Geo. D. Maney,
W. B. Walton, F. H. McNairy,
W. N. Bilbo, F. R. Cheatham,
Dr. D. T. Scott, C. M. Hays,
James S. Foss, S. C. Godshall,
Wm. Rountree, G. W. Seay,
S. H. Bupg, II. L. Claiborne,
.Toljn S. Dashield, II. C. McNairy,
H. IL Hamner, Jo. G.Brown,
nenry A. Rice, B. F. Cheatham,
Geo. W. Hanrner, D. J. Armstrong,
William J. Phillips, J. T. Armstrong,
R, D. Hesters, E. R. Mills,
Huch Henderson. William Pybus,
IL E. Rison, A. C. Winne,
E. A. Raworth, N. Meroney,
A. Y. Rutland, Jas. A. Bostick,
F. G. McGavock.
Nashville, Nov. 27, 1854.
To Dr. Boyd McNairy, Dr. D. T. McGavock,
Major A. Heiman, and my numerous patrons,
Gentlemen: With a sense of gratitude, words
X-cannot express, I accept your kindness; and am per
mitted by my friend John Greene, to name Satur
day next, for the joyful occasion to take place.
Tours, Gentlemen,
Most respectfully and gratefully,
Jo. Seatitby Coweli
"iLATES AND 1'ENCILS-Large PP and
forsaleby hluiet stre
-inNK BOOKS AND STATIONARY- Large additions
bis day receive auu HAGAN.
DOT12
BY TELEGRAPH
ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAMSHIP
AFRICA,
New York, Nov. 29.
The steamer Africa has arrived with Liverpool
dates to the 18th.
Nothimr reallv later or important.
A pause ensued in the field .fighting before Se
bastopol. Despatches from both the Russians and British
say the siege is progressing with regularity.
Preparations are making to assault
Both parties want reinforcements the besiegers
worse than the besieged.
The Russians begin to want ammunition.
The allies are reduced by' battle and disease to
50,009, which causes much alarm in England and
Jb ranee.
The utmost efforts are making to send reinforce
ments. All the mail steamers are chartered.
The winter is setting in severely in the Black
sea
Two Turkish frigates were wrecked.
The great hospital in Sebastopol with 2,000
wounded m it was burned by the fire of the allies,
A large French loan is spoken of.
The Africa brought sixty-six passengers.
The news by the Union from Southampton will
be four days later, after which .there will be a space
of a week, owing to the withdrawal of the Niagara.
The Austrian note in reply to Prussia's note
the dUth October, arrived at Berlin on the 12th.-
As far as the contents have transpired, Austria
gladly accepts I'russia 3 promise of support in the
Principalities, but lays great stress on having the
assistance viewed as a logical necessary consequence
of the treaty of April the 20tli, rather than a new
arrangement
The French camp assault was to have been made
on the 5th, and probably would have been, had not
the Russians attacked the allied position on the 4th.
The fire is slack on both sides.
Four Russian ships in the harbor were sunk by
the allies.
The Typhus Fever has broken out in Sebastopol.
The Russians are preparing for street fighting.
Lord Raglan siys the eenemy, with immense
force, yesterday morning attacked the right English
position. The battle was very obstinate, but the
Russians were forced to retreat. The number of
the enemy much exoeeded that of Alma. The loss
to the Russians was enormous. Our losses were
very great.
The Russian official letter says the arrival of the
Grand Dukes produced such enthusiasm in the
ranks that the General thought to turn to account,
consequently the garrison made two sorties.
The affair with the English was of a most des
perate kind. The Russians succeeded in spiking
sixteen guns.
A despatch from Vienna on the 15th, dated
Balaklava, 11th, reports another great battle. Los3
to the Russians said to be 9,000. The loss to the
allies was also great, but they remained masters of
the field.
Bombarding was continued, but the breaches
were always repaired.
St Petersburg advices report that the English
fleet left the Baltic.
The wniter has set in with unusual severity.
Lord Palmerston did not leave London for Pari3
until the 16th.
An official statement of the affairs of Allen fc
Anderson is published. They would pay 5 shill
ings on the pound.
A French loan of five orsix hundred million of
francs is spoken of.
The French troops are being withdrawn from
Italy.
London, Nov. 18. Sir George Cathart and Gen
erals Strangewaysaud Gould were killed in the ac
tion of the 5th.
An official mass of telegraphic dispatches were
received during the night following. The only
items not. previously puonsnea were tne dates
from Crimea of the 4th. The Duke of Cam
bridge had a horse killed under him. The English
had 2,000 killed and wounded. The loss of the
French was 500. The Russian loss was between
7 and 8,000. Prince Napoleon had arrived at
Constantinople suffering from diarrhoea. In
the attacked on the 5th 40,900 Russians were
engoged. The redoubts were taken and retaken.
Gen. Brown's arm was amputated. The Russians
had left the heights of Balaklava, expecting rein-
torcements. 'ine allies were contiuunually rein
forced. The steam frigates had arrived at Bato-r-jm
to convey 4,000 troops to the Crimea. Let
ters from Constantinople to the Gth state that
5,000 French sailed from there for the Crimea
with a favorable wind. The Sultan has degrad
ed Salisman Pacha, commander of the Ottoman
troops in the Crimea. The Turkish man of-war
Obadische foundered with a Turkiih at'miral and
700 men on board.
An Egyptian lngate was lost in the Black sea.
Miss Nightengale, with 37 nurses for the hospital
nt Scrutaria, arrived at Constantinople no the 8th.
Milligan reports Cotton sales of the week 39,000
ales. Speculators took 2,000 and Exporters 4.000
bales. Orleans Fair 6, Middling 5$; Upland Fair
6, Middling 5 J.
Havre, 18th. The cotton market has under
gone no quotable change since our last; sales of
1,000 bales.
The Manchester trade has largely declined
during the week.
Liverpool. The beef market is firm and pri
ces are a trifle higher. Pork is a trifle higher.
La-d is easier but not quotably lower.
London markets are generally dull and no ma
tured change in quotations. The iron market is
dull; barironinsa!esatX7 15s to 3. Rails are
quoted in sales at 7. Scotch pig iron is quoted
in Glasgow at 70s.
American securities are dull and a trifle lower.
U. S. G's, 18G2, at 101O102; U. S. G's, bonds, 1SG3,
at 1080109$; Pennsylvania 5's, bonds, 76; Mary
land 5's 8394; Virginia G's 83384.
Frankfort, Nov. 29. The Jury on the case of
the Uuited States, vs. John Shackelford has been
discharged, being 5 for conviction and 7 for ac
quittal. Pleasant Anderson was convicted, the
Jury having returned a verdict of guilty. Both
were charged with robbing the Nashville mail at
Bell's Tavern.
Cincinnati, Nov. 29. The river has fallen three
inches.
Pittsburg, Nov. 29. The river is falling with
five feet water in the channel.
Louisville, Dec 1. Thanksgiving was general
ly observed here yesterday. 'Business was suspen
ded. Cincinnati, Dec. 1. Flour $7 6oa$7 75. Hogs
from 37 to 50. Provisions are held higher. No
sales.
Pittsburg, Dec. 1. Four feet water in the chan
nel and falling.
New York, Dec 1. The cotton market is dull.
Ohio Flour 8 to 9. Corn 88 to 90. Mess pork 13
to quarter. Lard unchanged.
NEW BOOKS.
HOOKS AND STATIONERY.
F. HAGAN,
Book Seller and Stationer,
ilarktt Slriet,cpposil th$ Union Jfali,
Nashville, Tenn,
"A TERCA ANTS, Traders, Tea-hers, Librarisan, and all
lVJLbuying BOOKS AND STATIONERY, will find at the
above house a large and complete assortment of School,
Law, Medical and Miscellaneous Books. Also, Letter and
uap I'aper, a large and splendid assortment. Blanc Books,
in every variety of Style und Binding; all of which have
been manufactured and selected with great care, and will
be sold at low prices.
Merchants, Teachers and Traders, selecting their
Fall Stocks, are earnestly requested to give us a call before
making theirpurchases. F. HAGAN.
no!2 No 31 Market street.
NEW HOOKS.
"THE CABIN BOY'S STORY: A Semi-Natural Ro
mance, founded on facts. By the Author of the 'Pirate
Doctor,' 'The Lawvers's Story,' 'The Old Doctor, Ac.' Ac."
One vol 12 mo. Price $1 iij,
"EVENTIDE: A Series of Tales anil I'oemg. By Effie
Aftou." One beautilul 12 mo vol. Price J 1 25.
"CAPTAIN CONAT; Or, Twenty Years of an American
Slaver." Beingan account of his career and adventureson
the coast, in the interior, on chipboard, and in the Went
Indies; written out and edited from the Captain's journals,
memoranda and conversations. By Brantz Maver. One
vol 12 me. Price H as.
"THE LADIES' COMPLETE GUIDE TO CROTCHET,
Fancy knitting and Needle Work.'' By Mrs Ann S. Ste
phens. This work contains a complete dictionary of the technical
terms used in description-, of Crochet and Fancy Knitting
patterns. 1 lie cuarudersare so ei. arlv explained that any
person who cm read can, in a few hours, learn to execute
the most complicated ard ditlicult patterns in crochet and
kniUing. Tins work u'so contains the clearest elementary
inlormation and the fullest instructions for everv species of
Needlework, with neiv r id beautiful Edgings "and Inser
tions, in addition to the choicest specimens of Ladies'
Work. Price only fl.
For sale by K. HAGAN.
novl2 Market street.
GODEV'S LADY'S HOOK lor JDEUliJIHElt,
Contains Sixty contributions, and is embellished with
Thirty Steel and Wood Engravings. Single copies
25 cents, or $ per year, free of postage. Subscrip
tions receired, and single copies sold bv
dot 25. F. UAGAN, Agent.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Worms! Worms!! Worm!!!
A great many learned treatises have been written, ex
plaining the origin of, and classifying the worms generated
in the human system. Scarier any topic of medical sci
ence has elicited more acute observation and profound re
search; and yet physicians are Teiy much divided in opin
ion on the subject. It must be admitted, howerer that, af
ter all, a mode of expelling tbem and purifying the body
from their presence is of mors ralue than the wfcest dis
quisitions as to their origin.
Such an expelling agent has at last been found. Dr. M -Lane's
Vermifuge proves to be the much sought aftor speci
fic its efficacy being nniversally ackn owledged by the en
tire medical faculty. As a further proof, read the follow
ing from a lady ona of oar own citizens :
New Your, October 15, 1852.
This is to certify that I was troubled with worms for more
. . t . j . ji....n. ti.Tn...n.i.i . .
man a year. i. was uuvi&eu w io wi,u.uc .ucjcuiaicu
Vermifuge. I took one bottle, which brought away about
fifty worms; I commenced improving at once, and am now
perfectly well. The public can learn my name, and further
1 .- r . i . r u.i;. v o nf0t,D,o
perucuiars, oy appiyiug uj i.iittiuiB,iiw.i iuhiw
place, or to E. L. Theall, Druggist, corner Rutger and Mon-
roe streets.
PSDr M'Lane's celebrated Vermifuge and Liver Pills
can both to obtained at any of the respectable Drug
Stores in this city.
t3T" Purchasers will please be careful to ask for Dr. M'-
LANE'S Celebrated LiTer Pills, and take none else. There
are other Pills, purporting to be Liver Pills, now before the
public Dr. M'Lane's Liver Pills, also his Celebrated
Vermifuge, can now be had at all respectable Drug
Stores in the United States and Canada. nov2S lw
t" BENEFICIAL RESULTS invariably foUow the
administering of ST ABLER'S ANODYNE CHERRY EX
PECTORANT in cases of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Croup, and Throat and Lung complaints general
ly. It is not claimed that it will cube in all cases, but
none have como to our kuowledge where it failed to give
relief; while at the same time, thousands of instances have
occurred where its effects have been so marked, that they
have been widely noticed and commended. The DIAR
RHOEA CORDIAL, it is candidly believed, is unequalled
in disease of the bowels, and its curative properties have
been wonderfully experienced in numerous cases. There
fore, you are advised to make trial of these "good medi
cines," should yon or your family require their aid.
J3T" See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of the
agents. Price, only 50 cents per bottle, or six bottles for
fl SO.
E. il. STABLER & UO.,
Proprietors, Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore.
VV. f. U11A1,
nov2S 2w
Wholesale Agent. Nashville, Tenn.
Bej-t Known When Tried.
These gentlemen take pleasure in testifying in regard
to B. A. Fahnestock'g Vermifuge, because two of the firm
have used it in their private practice as physicians for a
number of years, and they have known it, by observation,
to be good.
New Albaxt, Ind. July 4th, 1358.
Main. B. A. Fahnettock it Co.,
OtxTLKutx: Uavinc sold your valuahle vermuug tor
some time, and having seen it used for many years, we
would recommend it to all as a safe and efficient remedy
for all cases of worms. In no instance have we ever seen
any evil results followirg its administration, but always
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nss u acswerea uie purpose tur wuicu uwaa mieuueu, mm
been entirely satisfactory.
ueneving mat everytning mai oas oeen set. luriu iu re
gard to its virtues is strickly in accordance with our obser
vations, not only as practitioners, bnt as men of business,
we would unhesitatingly say to all who read this, that it is
the best Yermifuge now in use, and that its virtues are
best known when tried.
RIELY, HOOVER & RIELT.
Sold wholesale and retail bv all principal druggists and
country merchants throughout the United States. wlm.
WHEREVER THAT GREAT MEDICINE called II. G.
FAKKELL'S CELEBRATED ARABIAN LINIMENT, has
been introduced, It has performed the most extraordinary
cures in the annals of medical history every body who uses
it once becomes Its warmest friend they not only keep It al.
wajs on hand for the benefit of Its timely use In cas of emer
gency, but recommend It to all their friends. It has been be
fore the public for nearly ten years, and yet Is daily develop
ing new virtues; many diseases have been cured by it, for
which the proprietor had never recommended it; Its magical
virtues spreads through the land with the speed f lightning,
and many, very many poor Invalids who supposed their
days on this earth were fast drawing to a close, have been by
a persevering use of this invaluable Liniment HEALED, and
now rejoice in the blessings of health, and the enjoyment of
this beautiful world. Read this to believe and not to doubt.
enquire of your neighbors whom you kDow to have used it,
and they will tell you that no medicine ever discovered pos
sesses the half of Its extraordinary healing powers. The
racking paicsof rheum&Usm and neuralgia yield in afew
minutes to its powerfully anodyne properties. "The lame
are made to walk." Old sores, which have rendered the
subjecta loathsome thing to behold, are healed. The weak
and trembling, from deranged ttate of the nerves, by the use
of this Liniment, rejoice in the recovery of their former
health and strength. Many long standing affections of the
liver, lungs and kidneys have yielded to Its use aft jr the va
rious remedies had failed. It is very efficacious in curing the
diseases of horses and cattle, such as sweeny, sprains, braises,
swellings, cramps, lameness, dry shonlder, splint, etc., and
if used in the beginning, never fails to stop the further pro
gress of fistula, poll-evil, ringbone and spavin.
Look out for Counterfeits I
The pnblicare cautioned against another counterfeit.
which has lately made Us appearance, called W. 11. Farrell's
Arabian Liniment, the most dangerous of all the counter
feits, because his havlngthe name of Farrell, many will buy
u in gooa iaun, wunoui me Knowieuge maia counterieu ex
ists, and they will perhaps only discover their srror when
the spurious mixture has wrought its evil effects.
The genuine article Is manufactured only by H. G. Far
rell, sole inventor and proprietor, and wholesale druggist
No. 1? Main street, Peoria, Illinois, to whom all applications
for Agencies must be addressed. Be sure you get it with
the letters H. G. before Farrell's, thus II. G. FAKRELL'd
and his signature on the wrapper. All others are counter
feits. Sold by
JSW1 BKUTIIKKS,
W.F. GRAY,
II. G. SCOVEL.
and by regularly authorized agents throughout the United
States.
rj Price 25 and 50 cents, and $1 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and hamlet In
the United States, in which one Is not already established.
Address H. G. Farrell as above, accompanied with good
re;erence as to character, responsibility, &c. fnovfS 1m
Remedies that can be relied on, beinz each
suited to a "Specific Disease." My extensive
practice in rniiaaeipmamepasi miriyjears nas maae me
acquainted with all forms of disease, and being a graduate
from the University of Pennsylvania in 1820, under the guid
ance ot Doctors Physic, Chapman, Cox, Gibton and Hare, I
am enabled, from all these advantages, to offer the public
the results of that practice In the form of my Family Medi
cines. As I attend to the compounding of these Medicines my
self, they are found, as thousands can testify, far superior to
the many nostrums called patent medicines.
j. s. HUMS, At. 11.
Dr. J. S. Rose's Cough Syrup, or Expectorant. Is a never
failing remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma. It
alia) s any irritation ol the Lungs, and fortifies the system
against future attacks. In bottles at 50c. and 31.
Dr. J. d. Hose's Whooping Cough Syrup. This prepara
tion always gives Immediate relletand frequently cures in
one wuefc. ''rice 50c.
Dr J. S. Hose's Croup Syrup Thisdangerous complaint
amongst children, jeilds immediately to this never tailing
remedy. Price 25c.
Dr. J. S. Hose's Nervous and Invieeratine Cordial stands
without equal, for the relief and cure of Heart Disease,
Neuralgia, Flatulence, Depressed Spirits, Tremor of the
Nerves and Muscles. His a great restorer to the mindor
body worn down by care, laboror study. Atrial of H will
convince the most skeptical. Price50c.
Dr. J. S. Rose's Extract of Buchu. This Is decidedly ene
of the best lemediesever used for all Diseases of the Kid-
ne) s, Bladder,and all Gouty Affections. Price 50.
Dr. J. S. Rose's Anti-Bilious, or Railroad Pills: They
are adopted to the Southern suctions ot the United States
particularly, being often a preventative of severe billious
.uacKS,anuwneii useu wim ar. nose's ionic fixture, win
cure the most stubborn cases of Billious Fever or Fever and
Ague. PrlceI2and25cents.
Dr. J. S. Hose's Pain Curer, cures all paini Internal or
external. It may be relied on lor curing and giving almost
nstaut renei to unoiera Morons, unonc, ana an pains in
liu 3huuiai;u ui uuncis, uuoutuaiteiu iiuui lyuiu, ovm
Throat, pains in the Limbs, Back or Side, Chillblalns
Sprains and Bruises. Sale to all ages. Price 12i, 25, and
50c.
For Female Complaints. Dr. J. S. Rose's Golden Pills.
rorfalling ofthe Womb, Female Weakness, Debility and
relaxation . truce ouc.
Dr. J. S. Rose's Female Specific A remedy forPainfnl
Menstruation, Leucorhoea or Whites. Price 1$.
Dr. J. h. nose's Dyspeptic Compound. ahls preparation
has never failed In curing the Dyspepsia, Indigestion or
ijivcr t,umiaiub. wmju iu cuujuiicmou wnu nis .iter
ative or Family Pills. Price of both 75c.
Dr. J. S. Rose's Tonic Mixture is a never-failing remedy
for Chills, Fevers and General Debility. Afew doses will
convince the most skeptical. Price 50c.
Dr. J.S. Hose's SarsaparillaCompund Forall Skin Dis
eases, and for Purif) iug the Blood, it iss uperior to all others.
Price SOcents and $1.
Dr. J. h. Hose's Elixir of Opium, free from all the bad ef
fects of Opium and Laudanum, such as Headache, Consti
pation or sick Stomach. Price 25c.
All whose Constitutions are impaired by disease or weak
by nature, should read DK. J. S, HOSE'S MEDICAL AD
VISEK, (whicb.contalns a description of the Diseases of our
climate and the mode of treatment.) It can be had without
charge of
W. F. GRAY, Nashville,
W. W. BERRY & DEMOVGaLE,
SHELL & RUTUERFORD, Llllatin,
McCLAIN & DALE, Columbia.
plat tf.
Beautilul White Teeth, Healthy Cums,
and a Sweet Urenth. All who are desirous of obtain
ing thoe benehts, should use
ZERMAN'S CELEBRATED TOOTH WASH.
This delicious article combines so many meritorious qual
ities, that it his now become a standard favorite with the
citizens ot New lork, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Dent
ists prescribe it in their practice most successfully, aud
from every source the most nattering laudations are award
ed it Inflamed and bleeding gums are immediately ben
efitted by its use; its action upon them is mild, soothing
and ellective. It cleanses the teeth so thoroutrhlv that thev
are made to rival pearl in whitenes, and ditluse through
the mouth such a delightful freshness that the breath is
rendered extremely sweet. It disinfects all those impuri.
ties which tend to produce decay; and, as a consequence,
when these are relieved the teeth must always remain
sound.
Prepared onlv by FRANCIS ZERMAN, Druggist and
Chemist, Philadelphia. Sold wholesale and retail by
W. F. GRAY, Nashville.
And by all Druggists, at only 25 twenty-five cents per
bottle. faug9 8m
CAMJLES! CASDLES!!-5u boxes hard-piessed
summer MouId Caudlei, just received and for sale by
M'CREA & TERRASS,
navll. .Broadway.
LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK
OF
FALL GOODS,
At Prices to suit the Present Crisis.
JAMES NICHOL,
HO. 20, PUBLIC SQUARE.
TS now prepared to exbioithis Falllmportation of RICH
Comprising one of the most desirable ASSORTMENTS
ever ottered, selected from the very latest Importations, and
purchased under the GREAT DEPRESHIfl.V OP TR!(!!.'S
IN THE-EASTERN CITIES, during the months of Sep
tember and October, under the circumstances I feel gratifi-
eu mai i can oner sucn inducements as will enable all to
pure n as e.
SILKS.
I lawe a large and well selected assortment of Silks at all
PRICES, and well suited for the Fall trade, Ac.
Super Brocade Striped Silks;
" Plaid Glacie, do
" Gros de Aprigue. do
" Plaid and striped Silk,
(great variety)
Plain Glacie:
Rich Poult de Soie Silks;
" BrkWat'd, new style;
" Gro de Rhine, (all
widths;)
Clalley, (all colors.)
.ed!?'n,?.an1 Evening Dresses, (beautiful variety) cheap
Silks of all kinds, Ac.. Ac.
WOOLEN DRESS GOODS.
Plaid and Stripped Cashmeres;
Tartan Plaid, (all colors and widths:)
Real French Merinos, from 50 cents up
Mousle de Laines, 8-4, 6-4 widths; '
Superfine Bombaiines:
White Cashmeres De Ecosse;
Valencia Robes, (rich)
Alpaca's;
And a great variety of other styles, new and cheap.
LACE GOODS.
Medalion Maltese Collars and Sleeves;
Trimmed Embroidered Collaretts.
LACE Embroidered Collars, Sleeves and Habits;
Morning Collar and Sleeves.
French Embroidered Handkerchiefs,
" ' Mourning, do.
Applique Spriggs, Cambric Flouncing and Bands;
Embroidered Cnemizetts and Sleeves;
Valencienne and Maltese Laces and Edgings, Jaconet and
Swiss, do.
CLOAKS, TALMAS, SHAWLS, &C.
A beautiful variety of Cloth and Velvet Cloaks. Talma's,
Crape Shawls, Terkerie and Thibbet Shawls, Cashmere
Scarfs, Ac.
LINEN HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
Table Damask 8-4, 9-4. 10-4, 11-4, 12-4 ; Pillow Case
Linens; Barnsley Sheeting; Bird-Eye Diaper; Huccabac
Crash Napkins and Irsh Linens; French Linen Cambric;
English Silk and Cotton Hosiery; Winter Hosiery; all kinds,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Kid Gloves; Beaver and Gauntle
Gloves, Ac, Ac.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, FLANNELS AND
BLANKETS.
French and English Cloths and Cassimeres, (great variety)
Cloaking Cloth; Blankets, of all kinds; Satinets; Jeans;
Tweeds, (all wool;) Plaid Linseys; Real Welch Flannels,
Ac; Domet, Ac, Ac; and all other descriptions, Ac Ac.
COTTON GOODS.
Sheeting, (all widths;) Bleached and Brown Domestics;
English and American Prints; Hoyles Prints; and a great
variety of other Goods.
Call and examine my Stock of Goods. To CASH BUY
ERS and PUNCTUAL CUSTOMERS great inducements
will be offered. JAMES NICUOL.
Nashville, Nor. 8, 1854.
LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI, AND NASH
VILLE REGULAR PACEEITS F0R1854-'55.
S&ra p. The splendid new Steamer
Ihn nW-i -33 CAPT. P. R. BaBCLAT.
And the favorite steamer
CUMBERLAND VALLEY,
Caw. CM. Feiuiell,
WILL run in the above trade this season, commencing
their trips on the first rise in Cumberland River.
One of these boats will leave Nashville every TUESDAY at
4 o'clock, P. M.; returning will leave Cincinnati every
WEDNESDAY at 4 o'clock, P. M., and Louisville every
THURSDAY, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
I respectfully solicit for these fine steamers a share of
public patronage. A. HAMILTON,
septa. Agent.
CIABLES. 10 TONS JIIANNILLA ROPE,
assorted sizes, in store, and for sale cheap, to close, by
Sept27. b JOHNSON, HORNE & CO.
HUGHES BROTHERS,
DAGUERREAN ARTISTS AND DAGUERREOTYPE
STOCK DEALERS.
C. C. HUGHES, Union street, over Stretch & Orr's.
F. N. HUGHES, 59 College street, late Dobyns A Co.
AT EACH of these Galleries the public can ob-earTSteJ
tain first class Pictures, as weu.e the best 925
Material and largest and most approved Apparatus. Our
Rooms are neatly fitted up, with Powerful Side and Sky
Lights, the only ones in the city, which is acceded by all
Artists and Connoiseures to be the best for taking large
FAMILY GROUPS so as to dispense with those dark
shadows so gnerally seen and objected to. We have a
beautiful PIANO for the use of the LADIES. As we attend
personally to our Sitters our patrons may rely on polite
attention, and Pictures second to none.
Z3T' Citizens and Strangers are politely invited to visit
our Rooms, whether they need Pictures or not-
novi u
THURSTON Ac BERNARD,
No. 1) Union street,
ARE now receiving their stock of Fall and Win
ter'Dresa Goods, consisting of Silks. Cash
meres, French and English Merinos, all Wool De-
lanes, Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets, and a general assortment
ot staple Goods.
The above goods were all purchased in the Eastern cities
by one of the firm since the decline in prices of Foreign
Merchandise, and will be freely otl'ered to the public at
prices that must insure a ready sale. We respectfully invite
all to give our stock an examination. octBtf
NEW GOODS,
OPENING THIS DAY BY
n. c. Mcxjmr & co.
RICH EVENING FANS;
" BRIDAL. do;
Rich tmbroid s.; in all varieties;
French Worked Caps, 1
Lace Trimmed, do, 5-EVENING;
Rich Evening DRESSES;
" Silk do do;
All of the above are nice new things, just to hand.
OCtW 11 U. MC.NAIKi K CU.
OPENING THIS DAY ! ! !
RICH Velvet Carpets; Rich Tapestry CarpeU;
Rich Brusells Carpets;
Rich New Style bcotch Ingrain Carpets;
" " " 3-ply Carpets;
" Chenille Enameled and Velvet Rngs;
All of the above goods are this day received br
nov4 R. O. McNAIRY & CO.
EE3IOVAL. B. L. SIMPSON begs leave to inform
bis friends and customers that he has removed his
Agency for the sale of Foreign Wines aud Liquors, to the
W arehouse of Messrs. S. U. Loomis A Co . No. 42, Wes
side Public Square, opposide the Planters' Bank.
nnv im
FOR SALE. A beautiful residence, situated on Sum
mer street, in the 8th Ward. The Lot fronts 5& feet
and runs back 176 to a 18 foot alley. The House is a two
story brick building, containing 4 large rooms, dining
room, passage, porches, closets, kitehen, servants' room,
smoke house, Ac, and has beautiful shade trees iu the
yard. Persons wishing to buy a convenient and pleasant
residence in a good neighborhood, at a very low price and
upon rosy terms, will do well to examine this property
before purchasingelsewnere.
ALSO. 2 bemtiful vacant Lots adjoining the above one
fronU 45 and the other 50 feet on Summer street and runs
back 174 feet to a 16 foot alley. Apply to
R. A. BALLUVli,Uen'l Agent,
novlO 17 Deaderick street.
HUDSON & DOLFINGKR,
MAUFACTURERS OF
JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE,
G2 Fourth Street, Near Main, Louisville, Ky.
THANKFUL for past favors, we would most respect
fully inform the trade and dealers generally, that we
are now prepared to manufacture Spoons, Forks, Ladles,
Pitchers, Goblets, Cups, Masonic, Odd Fellows and Sons
ot Temperance Jewels, Ac, Ac., on the most reasonable
terms.
Having lately gone to considerable expense in filling up
steam power, we can confidently assert that our prices will
favorably compare with those of the Eastern cities.
Orders from a distance promptly attended to.
Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange at the highest
prices. nov26 8m.
33?"NashvilIe Union copy 8 months and send bill to this
office. LoutitiUt Democrat.
Uniox Baxk or Tkx.essee. )
Nashville, Nov. 83, 1834. )
AN ELECTION for Ten Directors to serve the ensuing
year, will be held at tie Banking Ho'ise on Monday
1st ol January next J. CORREY, Cashier. "
Bov24.
WE ARE NOW RECEI
VING our stock of WINTER
CLOTHING lor Men and Bovs.
J; comprising all the newest styles
FASHIONABLE STYLE.
Also, a large assortment of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
and Under Clothing of the best
quality. Silk and Gingham Urn.
biellas iu black and fancy colors
CLIFTON A ABBOTT.
Octobers, 1S54.
SEYMOUR'S GALVANIC SUPPORTERS.
A new article highly recommended by those who have
used them, and by several physicians of this city; all sizes
constantly on hand. Als: Mrs. Coles, Marsh's and Mrs.
Betts' Supporters, a full assortment
t23 J.G.BROWN.
GENTS SUPER STITCU'D BOOTS.
SUPER Calf Stitch'd Boots;
do do Sew'd do;
do do Pump Sole Dress Boots;
do do WP Stitch'd and Sew'd Boots;
do do Cork Sole Boots;
do do Peg'd W P Boots.
Just opened by RAMAGE 4 CHURCH,
novlS 42 College street.
: itl'liiM i?Y,l i I v'l'i) vakiis, tcsibuuu ranis, 01 uu
JIIl'$'aW' rWity lerent qualities, with a large as
f: lASa&l, if1 i sortment of Cloths, Passimeres
nJWlttUT'i''lO and V68"" which we will
SHERIFF'S SALES.
BT virtue of an order of Sale to me directed from the Cir
cuit Court, of Davidson county, I will offer for sals to
the highest bidder for Cash at the Court House door in Nash
ville, on the 23rd day of December, 1854, all the right, title
and interest, th.it Wm M'Cay, has in and to a lot of ground
in South Nashville, Lot No. S, on Market street, fronting
86 fret tn Market street, as the property of Wm. M'Cay,
extending back ISO feet to a 16 foot alley, thence with said
alley 86 feet, thence 190 feet to the beginning. Levied
on as the property of Wm. M'Cay, and Win. R. Paul, and
in favor of J. G. Sawyer. Sale within lawful hours.
E.B.BIGLEY. Sheriff
novll tf of Davidson countr.
TTiYvirtneofanorderofSaletome directed from the Cir
Xj cuit Court of Davidson county, I will offer to the high
est bidder for Cash at the Court House door in Nashville,
on the 23d of December, 1854, all the right, title and inter
est, that Jane Shaw and Robert bhaw, has in and to a cer
tain Ttract ot Land, situated ia District, No. 8, of David
son county, and State of Tennessee, about 99 acres, as the
Ercpertyot Jane Shaw, Dounaea asiouows: on metcast
y M'lver, on the South by Wn Oguvie, on the bv
James and Alexandar Watson, on the North by Wm. Ogil
Tie and William Dickson, and deeded to the said Jane Shaw
by B. M. Wheeler, in Book C, page 522. Levied on as the
property of Jane and Robert Shaw, and in favor of H. J.
Patterson. Sale within lawful boors.
E. B-BIGLET, Sheriff,
novll tf of Davidson county.
BY virtue of an order of sale to me directed from the
Circuit Court of Davidsou county, I will offer to the
highest bidder for Cash, at the Ccurt House doors in Nash
ville, on the 23d of December, 1854, all the right, title and
interest that Charles Hess has in or to a certain tract of
Land in district No. IS, in Davidson county and State of
Tennessee, bounded as follows, beginning at an oik tree
standing at Porter's south bounding line, the same being
the north-west corner of the land of Paul Vaughn, and run
ning thence west 86 with Porter's Line, 93) poles to ft
stone, the north-cast corner of Miss Maxey's line, thenca
South with her East bounding line wall, 154 poles to on
Ash Tree, her south-east corner, and the north-east corner
of a tract of land belonging to John McEinney, thenco
south 86 east with said McKinney's land, 46 poles to a
stake, a corner of said McKinney's, thence with his lineS
poles to a stake, a corner of said McKinney's, 20 poles to a
corner of his, thence south with his line 8 poles to a stake,
McKinney's corner, thence south 86 east, 82 poles to a
Mulberry Stump, it being the north-east corner of a tract
of land belonging to the said McKinney, in the west bound
ing line of another tract belonging to John Thomas, thence
north with bis line 9 poles to a stake tha north-west corner
of Thomas' land, thence east with his north bounding line 7
poles to a Stake in bis line, the same being the south-west
corner of Paul Vaughn, thence north 20 west, with
Vaughn's west bounding line, 144 poles to the beginning,
containing 96 acres and 23 square poles, be the same mors
or less.
Levied on as the property of Charles Hess, and in favor
of C. A. Trawbridge, Sale within lawful hours.
E. B BIGLET,
novll Sheriff of Davidson county.
BY virtue of an order of sale to me directed from the
Circuit Court of Davidson county, I will offer to the
highest bidder for cash at the Court-house door in Nashville.
on the 23d day of December, 1854, all title claim and inter
est that M. Edwards has in or to a lot, or part of a lot in
Nashville, being lot No. 411, in the plan ot the Ewing lots,
en part of 412 in said plan, it being 20 feet of said lot 412,
nearest to lot 411 mat mi: in all 70 feet front on Bass street.
Said plan of lots is registered in the Register's Office, of
Davidson county, Book No. 14, pages 202 and 203, levied on
as the property of M. Edwards and in favor of M. W. Wet
more. Sale within lawful hours.
E. IS. BIGLET, Sheriff,
novll tf of Davidson county.
BY virtue of an order of sale tome directed, I will offer
to thehiffhest bidder for cash, at the Court-house door
in Nashville, on the 23d day of December, 1854, all the
riht title and interest that Samuel Hunt h&3in. and to, a
certain piece or parcel of ground to wit: beginm; at John
M. Kirbys' corner nearest Cheery street, in Whiteside &
Batch's addition to Nashville; said parcel ot ground be'ng
part of lot No. 39 in said addition, thence in the line of said
Crawford street thirty feet to a stake, thence with a line
parolell in the line of said parcel of ground of said John M
Kirby nearest to Cherry street, 120 feet more or less to the
lineof Mary Jackson to stake in her line, thenca in the said
Mary Jackson line thirty fuet, to a stake in Wm. Treppard's
line thence with the said Treppards line and said John M.
Kirby's line to the beginning. Levied on as the property
of Samuel Hunt, and in favor of E. Kirby, administrator.
Sale within lawful hours- E. B. BIGLEY, Sheriff
novll tf of Davidson county.
BY virtue of an order of Sale to me directed from the
Circuit Court of Davidson county, I will ofiertothe
highest bidder for Cash at the Court House door in Nash
ville, on the 23d day of December, 1854, all right, title and
claim and interest, that il. Ld wards has in and to a Lot and
put of a Lot in Nashville, being Lot No. 411. in the plan
of the Ewing Lots and part of 412, in said plan, it being
20 feet of said Lot 412, nearest to Lot 411, making in all
70 feet fronton Bass street; said plan of Lots is registered
in the Registers umce ol Davidson county, iioofc Ho. 14,
pages 202 and 203: Levied on as the pi operty of M. Ed
wards and in favor of M. W. Wetmore. Sale within law
ful hours. E. B. BIGLEY. Sheriff
nol2 tf of Davidsou county.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue of an order of Sale to me directed from tha
HonoraDle Circuit Court of Davidson county, I will
oa TUESDAY the 19th day December, 1854, at tha Court
House in Nashville, expose to public Sale, for Cash, a cer
tain LOT OF GROUND on the North side of Cumberland
river; nearthe residence of Dr. John Shelby, known as tha
Track Depot Lot of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company, containing about TEN ACRES; a more particular
description of which will be given on the day of sale. Said
Land levied on a3 the property of said Railroad Company
to satisfy an execution in Uivorof E. Goodrich,
E. B. BIGLEY, Sheriff,
JAS. HAMILTON, Dep. Sh'ff.
novS td
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN HICKMAN
COUNTY, TENNESSEE.
John C. Smith, 1 October Term,
vs. 1854.
Eliza Smith, ) Petition for a Divorce.
ON motion, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that Hliza Smith is a non-resident of this State.
It is, therefore, ordered by the Court that publication ba
made for thirty days in the Union and American, a news
paper published in the city of Nashville, reqiring tha said
Eliza Smith to appear before the Judge of the Circuit Court,
to be held for the County of Hickman, at tha Court House,
in the town of Centreville, on the 3d Monday in February,
1855, then, and there to plead, answer or demur to com
plainants petition; otherwise the same will be taken for con
fessed and set for hearing ex parte.
nov2-30L ROBT. C. HUDDLESTON, Clerk.
PUBLIC SALE,
THE subscriber will sell at Auction to the highest bid
der on the FIRST MONDAY IN DECEMBER, a large
lot of Stock, Farming utensils, Ac, consisting of Horses,
Mares, Mules, Cattle and Hogs, Wagons and Carts, and 3
Yoke of Oxen's.
ALSO, a large lot of Corn, Hay, Oats and Fodder.
Terms All sums of $5 and uuder cash; over that amount
12 month credit. The purchaser executing bond with ap
proved security.
No article to be removed until terms of sale are com
plied with.
The above property is open for private sale until day of
sale.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M., on the farm.
M.BELL.
Not. 12 td. Williamson County.
A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT.
I WISH to Rent for two jears the place on which I now
live, 5 miles from Nashville on the Murf reesboro' Turn
pike, containing 70 acre', 40 or 45 acres cleared. It is a
beautiful place. Apply at Nov83 Cedar Street.
nov7 REE3 W. PORTER.
RETURNED.
MR. G. W. KIBBEE has returned to the City and es
tablished himself PERMANENTLY for the purpose
of Tuning aud Repairing Pianos.
REFER TO
E. MORTON, J. B. WEST, J. DIGGONS, J. IL MORTON,
Dealers in Pianos and Music.
C. HESS, G. M. TAYLOR, J. K. OPL, D. BROWN,
Professor of Music.
Orders left at the stores of I. H. and E. Morton, on
Union street.
I2T Residence on College street, first dwelling above
Broad street. novS lm.
THOJIA.S W. FLEMING,
WHOLESALE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
WHOLESALE dealer in Tennessee, Alabama, and
Georgia Paonccc. His stores are new, and Fire
Proof, and carefully constructed for the safekeeping of all
consignments a disederatum long needed in this city,
octal Imod&w
D
UNCAN, MORGAN & CO., have in store of
late arrivals
Bleached Domestics and Drillintrs:
Brown " "
Fancy Prints;
New Style Dress Goodsj
Cassimeres. Cloths, satinetts and Jeans;
Heavy Woolens, Blankets, Flannels, Ac,
which will be sold at extreme low prices, to closa mil the
stock, preparatory for the Spring trade.
DUNCAN, MORGAN A CO.
Nov 22 No. 70, Public Square.
TO HOUSE-KEEPERS.
CLOTHES Baskets, Clothes Hampers, Ac;
Market BaNkets. Tubs, Pails, Piggins, Ac;
Wool, Manilla, Jute andGross Mats;
Coffee Mills, Urns, Roasters and Filterers;
Tea Pots, Urns, Daddies and Tea Balls;
Rice Boilers, Knife Boxes, Knife Washer.;
Fine, medium and common Table Cutlery,
Silver-Plated Goblets, Waiters and Pitchers;
' Candlesticks, Snuffers and Trays;
' Castors, Spoons and Forks;
Fine, medium and common Waiters and Tray 8;
S:up Tureens, Steak Dishes, Chatting do;
Ilionzed Iron Hat Racks;
Fire Iron Stands. Ac; Fire Dogs;
Umbrella do.; Water Filterers;
With many other articles suitable for House-keepers.
Just received and for sale low for cash, by
nov23 A.MORRISON A CO,
Home Furnishing Store, comer Square and Deaderick St.
H. H. MYERS, A. O. CARTEB
SELLING AT COST.
WE have on hand three fine Coaches, m-yign
four fine Rockawavs. for four or sir VAiJVU
persons, and ten fine Buggies, some of them with two seats,
all of which we will sell for les3 than cost, either for ca3h or
oucremu rersons wanting carnages tor notning ml
please to calli nd see them at No. 59 North Market street
opposite the Nashville Inn.
oct3 tf MYERS A CARTER.
TTOGS. We wish to engage a number of.
JU. r AT HUGS, weigning 200 lbs. or upwards,'
delivered from middle of October to 1st Feoruary,"
aiour racuiry, nines oouiu oi iiasuyiiie.
WOODS A CO.,
octS 8m B No. 25 Market street.
1VEW BUVQ- STOMS
Formerly of Vie firm of Ewin, Brovm & Co.n
HAS OPENED, with an entire new stock- of yJL-,
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Perfumery, KTJ.
Ac-, Ac, on the site formerly occupied by the old wU
firm. Vn flniloern Rfroat ttlroa nnit fmrn TTnlnn
where he will be pleased to wait upon his old friends and
citizens generally, ranicuiar attention is giTen to rhysi
ians' Prescriptions, which will be filled with accuracy and
dispatch.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
comprising Pocket Cases, assorted; Pocket Via! Cases, sev
eral new patterns; Speculums, assorted; Midwife, Amputat
ing and Trepanning Instruments, in Cases or separate;
Tooth Forcep and Keys; Stethescopes; Cupping Apparatus;
Stomach Pumps; Dissecting Instruments; Ac. Ac, Truses
in every variety a complete assortment of everything us
ually kept in this line may be found at
J. G. BROWN'S, 43, ool.sgeSt.
oct28'54
WINTER STRAINED LARD Oil,. Six
bblzjust received by J.G.BROWN.
oct23, '54. College "treet.
GI1E3IICALS. A largo Stock, and from .hp best
Manufacturers, some exceedingly rare, nevsr before
brought to this market. Attention of Physicians to this
part of my stock is respectfully solicited.
oct23. J. G. BROWN.
(-OH LIVER OIL. Four gross Rushton, Clark A
i best article, warranteapure and fresh, just receiv-
ed by
locrea-aa.j
J.G.BROWN.
BERMUDA ARROW ROOT. Warranted per
fectly pure and fresh. A full supply at
no if i in "nnrvixrx-fc
oct28-,54.
V. IX. XiAOII.li3.
PERFUMERY in every style, French, German and
American Colognes, Hair Oils, Pomades, Ac., Ac
Tooth Powder and Paste, Piver's Aromartic Vinegar,
Glenn's Rosa Bears Oil, Bell Lavender, brown and white
Windsor Soap, Barbers Soap in 1 lb bars, together with a
general assortment of Plain and Fancy Soaps, Hair Brushes,
Ac, Ac Shell and Buffalo Dressing and Fine Comb3,
Ivory do. Powder Puffs and Boxes, Lilly White, Alabas
ter, Ac, Ac. oct23-'54 J. G. BROWN.
H
ARTS CARMINATIVE. 2 gross, direct from
.Manufacture, just receired by
oct28 J. G. BROWN.
PEKIN TEA COMPANY.-I have a full supply
ofthe best qualities of Teas, put up by this Company.
It is the same formerly kept by Ewin, Brown A Co., which
gave such general satisfaction. The Ne Plus Ultra Black
Tea and Plantation Imperial are thought to be superior to
any in this market; also. Teas in small caddie of 2 lbs
each. J. G. BROWN.
6ct23-'54. College st
LANDRETII'S GARDEN SEEDS.-SEVEN
THOUSAND papers new Crop Garden Seed, just
received and warranted fresh, Ac, comprising all the vari
eties brought to this market: Extra Early Peas, Early May
Peas, Six Week Beans, Clove Onions, Ao., by the Gallon.
Also, Cabbage, Button Onion, Ac, by the pound.
oct23 J. G. BROWN.
i1 OULAY BITTERS. A full supply, just received
IX by
6Ct2S
J. u. uuuw.
WINDOW GLASS . A large lot o f all sizes. Also:
Glass Ware, Ac. always on hand.
act2 J. G. BROWN.
SPARAGUS KOOTS.-4.000 on hand and for
saieDy locwsj J.u. ultima.
NUTS. 10 barrels Almonds; 10 bbls. Cream Nuts;
10 " Filbeits;
DRIED FRUITS
8 bbls Currants; 6 doz jars Prunes;
4 doz boxes Prunes; 1 mat Dates;
CRANBERRIES.
10 bbls Cranberries; 10J and X bbls do;
FRESH FRUITS.
20 doz cans Fresh Peaches; ..
10 " " " Pine Apple. - -
FRESH FISH,
10 doz cans Fresh Salmon;
10 Lobsters;
50 " " Oysters.
SARDINES
500 half boxes Sardines received this day per Rail
road, by JOHN NLXON, Jr.
nov3 tf
SPOOL COTTON
500 dozen Coat's Spool Cotton assorted Nos.;
500 " tee's "
400 " Yale's "
Just received and for sale by
nov2
A. JlUHKISU & UU.
WOOLEN HOSE.
190 dozen Misses and children's Wolen Hose;
20 " Woolen Comforts;
10 " Fanev Vietorines.
Just received by A. MORRISON & CO.
EOVZ U
TLANK BOOKS. Just received a superior lot of
jlj otanic books ot tne Best paper and paged to order.
I invite the attention of Merchants before purchasing
elsewhere. CHARLES W. SMITH.
novS 41 College street
J, LUMSDEN & CO.,
DEALERS IN
HIDES, OIL, LEATHER, AND FINDINGS,
Market Street, between Broad and Spring,
Nashville, Tennessee.
N.B, We will make liberal cash advances on consign
ments of Produce to B. L. Maxx, at New Orleans.
oct31 dAtrwly
FOR SALE. A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND.
We are now offering for sale a Tract of Land near the
BUENA VISTA Turnpike, immediately adjoining the
beautiful residences of John P. Erring, Walter Scott and
J. P. Wiles. The Tract contains THIRTY-ONE ACRES,
is of fine soil, all very heavy timbered, and will be sold
Uall on LlLI3L,i,I UKULKt'l l,
nov5 tf
S3 College st.
STRAYED OR STOLEN A Black HOUND
DOG low and heavy made. I will pay a
liberal reward for kis delivery at my ofbee onisI-5S
liberal
Cherry street.
novll tt
W.L.BOYD, Jr.
DUMAS' NEW NOVELS.
EMMANUEL PHILIBERT;
FELIND DE CHAMBURE ;
ROSA WOODVILLE.By Alexander Dumas. Just re
ceived by F. HAGAN.
FALL & CUNNING-HAM,
No. 47 COLLEGE STREET,
3r.sla.-t7-illo, Toimossoo,
Direct Importers and Dealers in
ssa
AND
CUTLERY AND GUNS.
WOULD invite the attention of Merchants visiting
Nashville, to their extensive assortment of Hardware
of every variety which is now complete in all its depart
ments. Professing to compete with any and all other markets
in every branch of the Hardware Business, they are anx
ious to have Merchants to call and examine their Stock and
Prices, so that they can judge for themselves.
Feathers, Ginseng and Beeswax, received at the highest
markterates. sep9, '54. tf.
. A. HOBXI.
S. S. WILLIAU3.
JNO. A. FISIIKC
JOHNSON, HORNE & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, GENERAL COMMISSION
AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS. AND RE
CEIVERS AND DEALERS IN
COTTON AND TOBACCO,
Corner Broad and Market Streets, XashmUe, Tenn.
JOHNSON, HORNE& CO. will devote SPECIAL
ATTENTION to Receiving and Forwarding Goods,
and the purchase and sale of Produce and Merchandise,
and will be constantly supplied with
ROPE and BAGGING,
SUGAR, COFFEE,
MOLLASSES, SALT.
And aH articles usually kept in such establishments.
Warehouses corner'Broad and Market streets,
septg B
PORTRAIT PAINTING.
COOPER, late of Memphis, has located infiSZSi
w
Nashville. His studio is. for the Dresent.Mtcrt
at his residence on Cherry street, No. 2fl, South, nearly op
posite the Christian Church, where he invites tie public to
1 1 1 UI. I.!.. . fcanllll o
Call &UU IWtJ U13 liUUUllKS. I c L I I OUI
B
LUE STONE. 735 lbs. received and foKsale by
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
AN excellent and beautiful Farm, eligibly situated on
the White's Creek Turnpike, 4 miles from the city,
containing 140 acres ofthe very best land 100 icres cleared
and under a high state of cultivation, and the balance well
timbered. There is a very good house upon the farm and
an excellent well of the finest water in Davidson county.
ALSO. A finely improved country seat, near the
Nolensville Pike, three miles from the city, containing 30
acres. Persons desiring an elegant and convenient home
rear to Nashville will find their wants exactly suited in the
above.
ALSO. A very commodious Brick Dwelling, in South
Nashville, with a lot fronting 150 feet on College street.
ALSO. A lot in South Nashville, fronting 98 feet on
College street.
ALSO. A lot in South Nashville, fronting S3 feet on
Market street
ALSO. A lot in South Nashville, fronting 100 feet on
Summer street
ALSO. A handsome lot in Edge6eld, fronting 290 feet
on Beil street
The above property will ba offered at private sale until
the 2d Saturday in December, when, if not so disposed of,
it will be sold at public auction. Persons desiring any
further information in regard to the property can receive
it by applying either to JOHN NIXON, or
BovI5 tf Col. JOS. AV. WORK.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FOR SALE.
WE are offering for sale that desirable BUILDING
LOT on Vine street adjoining the residence of John
M Lea. The lot fronts S5 feet on Vine street and runs back
180 feet Two-thirds of the purchase money can remain
on bondand mortgage on the lot for five years, if desired.
Apply 10 uaiJSLiiX & UKUCKETT,
gept24- 83 College street.
TUCK SKIN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
XJ Received this day per Express, an assortment of Buck
L'v:. Ckt. 1 T1 . t. i
uuiiu euiu jjt.ncis. xui iue UY
nov7 MYERS A McGIIJ..
SHAKER KNIT SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
Just received a choice lot of heavy Shaker Knit Shii Is
and Drawers. novT MYERS A JUch im.
ErriM FlN TEAS.
STRETCH & ORR have in store a Urge sopply V F- trs
F ine Teas. Such as fine Imperial, Gunpowder, ; nif
Hyson and Black Teas, neatly put np in small mjtifie r
ages and small size chests. Warranted,
FINE FLAVORING EXTRACTS.
"TTtXTRAQT of Peach; Extract ol Orange;
All
Almonds; " l-emcn;
Vanilla; Rose; . ,
Clery. Received and for sale by
stretch A-on::.
nov23
TRAIN OIL.
A FINE article of Train Oil. received and for sate U-w
by the barrel or in quantities to suit by,
. "otS STRETCH A OK :.
TRUSSES.
1) 505yru?se3 of asserted patterns and sizes. A:o.
J-wJ8SSl0ulIerRraces, just receired and for sale bv
ov23 STRBrnit iitir
LEECHES. Fresh Leeches, just received by
noril H. G. SCOYF.L.
ELUE VITRIO L. fiOQ pounds Bltte Vitriol, for sale
bj nov21 H.G.SCOVEI
FRESH SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED, Blue
Mass, Protolod. Mercury. Iodide PUoss, Bi Chroma. e
Potass. Uyd. cum Creta.
PERFUMERY, &c: Rose, Poseine, Nyimh and
Chrystal Palace -caps; fine pocket handkerchief ex
tracts, viz: Musk Caroline, Patehoaly, New Mown Hay.
Upper Ten Oriental Drops, Verbena, JtillettoaraBd Ce.ro
nella Waters, Bay Rum, Coogoe Water in asserted bot
tles. ODONTINE OR ROSE TOOTH PASTJ!, for
the preservation ofthe Teeth; Cold Creas, Zettiuit'cii:
Bears' Grease far the Hair, compoaod Ox Marrow for
Hair,StickPomade,PhiIacomen. Ac. For sale by
nT2l h. g. SCOVKL.
.North side of the PubBc Square, S dears west of tbe
Nashville Inn.
SUSPM)ISG LAMPS and Stead Lamps, T O,
nelius A Co s make, for sale by
nor-l H. G. SCOVSL.
9ClC GIJS- Wood Box, Btock, Wax, aad&-zr
JU Matches, for sale by '
nov21
U. G. SCOtEL.
ONE HUNDRED BUSH'S CLOVER SKKD ,
on hand and for sale by ILG.SC07KL.
rWENTY-THKEE BARRELS CALClNKt
PLASTER on band and for sa'u by
norll H.G.SCOVEU
ONE HUNDRED BUSHELSHERD GRASS
SEED, (fresh) on hand and for sala by
novll H G. SCOVFL
SIX HUNDRED POUNDS Ol' INDIGO, o
band and for sale at tbeloAesl market price.
novll H.G. SCOVEL.
-TTTHITE LEAD IN OIL, No. I. A fewkr .i
V V band and foe sale by H G. SCO VLL
neiter man even rure nite Lead for Hoi!iD- IW :
and inside work, is the IMPROVED SNOWWHll.
.1MJ fAK.l. Ml who have seen tne beaunnu inn.Je
finish of the steamer Wm. Garvin, will attest to thi &m -
For sale by U.G. SCOVEL,
.ortti side at itm fubhc b.ioare, tared doors West of 1 .
Nashville Inn. . navll
NEW BUILDING ASSOCLVTION.
I HAVE anumberof Ilandsome Building Lots, ia Up
7th Ward, Nashville, near University Ploee. whtck I
will sell to persons who will build oa tbem. oa fair lnn ,
one-balf of the purchase money to be paid at tbe esd of to.'
years, one fourth at the end of three years, and eee-fanm
at the end of four years, and witfcoat interest.
The lots are situated oo Maple street, are ?3S feet den
besides the alter, and of good soil S.Kue eight or twi
rynoat bouses aienow being erected ia tiwir itni.tKi.
Vicinity. ! Call soon, or you will miss an opportunity for a gpi.-.S
borne. ocW A. V. S. LlNDSvKY
I PARTICULAR NOTICE.
THE undersigned having purchased of Mr. JOHN h.
HUME his entire stock of
Staple and Fancy Goods,
requests the citizens of Nashville, and bis tnesds geseralit
to call and examine his stock of goods, as most of tfcea art
new and fresh. General satiafactioa will be gives te-al'
octr B w A o. WM. H cKUTCUhK.
MANUFACTURERS AND MILLERS.
WE are general Agents for the sale of all Cotton and
Woolen fabrics manufactured in lle State of Tennes
see, and have appropriated a Idre and com road km rovin
solely for their sale and storage We bave aba apprwj.r u
ted another room for tbe sale and storage of FLOUtt i'iw
And we would lespectfully call tbe attention of both ar
rfacturers and Millers to this arrangement
oct3 W. U. GORDON A CO.
s
IIEETING 50 bales GTe&o Mill SbeettBgs, ta on
and forsale bv W. H. GOROoN A Ci .
COTTON YARNS-500 ba? Cotton Yares-. T
nnmbers from the different Factories.
50 bales No. 1 Cotton Baits; in store sad for sle bv
. oct3 W. H.GOttOOXACU
SUGAR 200 hhds prime Louisiana Srtjrar, ia store ami
for sale by W. H. G OROON A CO.
M
GLASSES S4 barrels choice Retailed Mlee. m
swiciuu lursueoj .!!. UUKUUA X CO
is1
TAILS 1,000 kegs Cut Nails. all tieas, in sore and I.t
sale by W.ll. GORDON A CO.
GLASS H ARE SW boxes Qaart Masks;
800 do Pint do;
In store and forsile by W. H. OOKDON A CO
TOBACCO.
FIFTY boxes 1IW Jones' extra Va.Tftee,S
50 " Berry A Goodwins' No. 1
20 " StubMeJieW'i coal-cored
25 " Fennel's No. 1 '
23 " Gi Boyd's
10 J T (-Iihrania'eTtrs
,''-
do.
In store and fer sale by W. H. GORDON A CO
CIGARS 5 cases La Napoleon Regalia Cigars;
5 do La National de;
5 do WuBdennj; Jew " do;
5 do Lastres Marias " Jo;
In store and for sale by W.H. GORDON A CO
FNE SALT lOOObaga Liverpool Fie Btowa Sah, Z
store and for sale by W. H. GORDON A CO.
s
OAP 300 boxes No. 1 Ream Soap, i store ami fi.r
ae oy . u. UUKUON & CO.
FLOUR 250 barrek ertra Family Floor;
50 bbls extra White Flour, in store aod forsale Hy
oct3 W". U. GORDON A CO.
NEGRO GOOD:,.
4 BALES K Ricbiaml Manutac.uring Ce.'s JeaSK
4 " do do do Lioseys;
6 " 4-4 do do do OtBnher
15 " do do dft
In stare and fersale, by tbe ba'e only.
da;
oct85 W. H. GORDON A CO.
SHEETINGS. IT bales 4-4 RieMond Sheeir. In
store and for sale by W. H. GORDON A CO.
ENNESSEE SEWING COTTON. 1 cwk
20 3 cord Sewing Cotton, for malRBg1 negro dntbes
and other heavy goods. For sole by
oct.!5 W. H. GORDON A CO.
WANTED.
TEN or twelve fri CARPENTERS; wife teir own
took.for Decatur, Ala. work to coetame Batil about
the 1st of December, '54. Wages liberal. KiBeaxM xmiA
roni here ta Decatur, provided tney remain until tfee 1st of
ueeerautr. Apply immediately to
Wil. U BOVD, Zt.,
: No. 3m Cherry st.
PRLHE SUGAR. 70 beds Prime Sar mSioro
and for-saie by ectl5 McCf.EA A TS.RRAS-S.
CLOVER SEED. 81 bbls. Cover Seed -b Store
and for sale low to clue by
oexu JJcCKEA A TERASS.
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEJI ENTS
At Wm. H. Cmteher's, No. 57 College SL
I H.AVE in s'ore a large and extensive st-oek of Fore'gn
and Domestic Dry Goods, together wjo, new. arrivals
ne trly eyerv week. direct from the eastern eibwi m.t ,.,
btoct full aud very altractive. Persons wiabiej; btauLfu
rid cheap goods wilt Hod it to their interest to c-M ami stc
for themselves. No charge for sbewiog goods.
A
N overstock of Preach Merinos, asd Mwita de La,...,
. of all colors and trades, at W. II. itRtrrrtf
oct26 No. J7 CeKegtj st'.
COLORED FLANNELS. Ofal' grades, aod bhk t
be closed out very cheep. ALo, Saxoov ami Knger a
Welch Flanels. W. H. CRUTCHBK,
oct26 No. 57 Cotfcge t.
A "LARGE assortment of Gentlemen's and Ladles m.
r ilfrvam. f .Wll rvi f Uwua ftntnn Ammam -l 1 ..
n-o Chemese. A superiorartiefe at very loww-tce.
ouzo M.ll.UKimuiEK.
No- 7 CoHe-e st.
CLOAKS, Mantles, Shawls and Searfs. MoSs. Vietorines
Cuns, Ac, at W. H. CRUICUER'S,
oct26 No. 7 Colt.
PLAID SI LICS AND RAW SILKS. From i.
to $80 for Dress Pattern. W. H CRUTCUKIt,
'2 No. 57 College M.
FIGURED and Plain Murtlia de Lains of all qualities,
and will be sold greatly below tbe ieeuar priesi si
W.ILCRUTcfiBR'S,
cct2G No. 57 Collet sL
EJIRROIDEKIES. Most beoutifisl select of
Embroideries, Laoes, Edgings, Ac. lteaotiful Ctwrni
sells. Collars, and Collareta, Venice I'eiot, do, in setH
wh;ch nil! be closed cnt at reduced prices.
W. U.ORUTCH1R,
oct2G o. 57 CoBeje si.
PRINTS. Cochia Style of Prints, at Scents. Iri-h
Linens, bleached Muslins aad aH kinds of wbUegueils,
w'U be sold as lov as can be booght at any other hoaee in
theci". W. H. CRUTCUKR.
oot 25-' No- 87 CoHegc st.
JOHN K.HUME,
LATE No. 57 College street, Nashville, respectfully an
nounces to his friends and costosters that, having
sold o.it his goods to Mr. Wm. U. Crutoher, late of Bedford,
will still continue at tbe "Old Stand." with his Rooks, Ac
counts, Notes, Ac, and will expect all who are in arrears, to
come forward and settlejup.
I do cot wish to, nor" will not if possible, sc anyone;
but some who have been in arrears some time past most nut.
be surprised if I da octIO J. K. KUME.
ROO.HS! KKOO.IIS: ! 100 dozen extra IjTnom
in store and for sale low by M'C REA A TKRRASS,
novll Broadway.
'TBHil'" '
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