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NASHVILLE-:
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THOS. S. MARK 13 THE GENERAL AGENT OF
TUIS PAPER FOR COLLECTING SUBSCRIPTIONS,
ADVERTISING, AC.
SATURDAY MORNING. 1EC. 10, 1854.
RIVER NEWS.
(8EP0RTEB BY CAPT. H. It. HARRISON STEAMBOAT
AOENT.)
The river has swollen in all on the last rise some
four itiehes. A t the present time there is 18 inches
large on Ilarpcth Shoals, with every indication of
rain.
No boat passed Clarksville yesterday upward
bound.
Arrived yesterday, Umpire, Hughes, from Padu
cab; with a heavy freight of Groceries from steamer
.Aleona.
Arrived same day, steamer A. L. Davis, from St.
Louis, with shot, lead, sugar, crackers, lard'oil, &c.
Shylock passed Eddyville on yesterday ladened
for tliia port.
Pittsbcro. River rising slowly, a general thaw
33 inches by metal mark. Ice still solid and navi
gation suspended.
Locisytixe. Weather moderating. .Kentucky
river rising, 30 inches in channel to mouth of Ohio.
Small boats annoyed by heavy and enduring fog, so
much so ja to retard navigation. At this par
ticular junction it is a great annoyance to all par
ties concerned, the more especially so when it is
considered that the freight accumulated for ship
ment increases faster than there are means to
stow it.
The Cumberland river trade, too, has its draw
backs, with fog, low water, and the Huntsville im
peding the channel of Harpeth Shoals; but from
present apparances we trust it will not long con
tinue so.
Miss Albertihe's Benefit. This young lady is
as meritorious in private life as she is talented as an
Artist, and on this night, when she has to speak that
parting painful word " Farewell," we feel as
sured she will witness, in the crowded state of tho
Theatre, a tangible proof of the public's apprecia
tion of her efforts. When we bahold beauty and
talent on ths stage it is natural we should enquire
further and desire to know something of the dispo
sition of the person we patronize and caress, and
it is gratifying to know, in this young lady's case,
that a widowed mother and family are dependent
upon her exertions, and that, young as she is, she
has built a beautiful home for them on the banks
of the'Hudson, and -within twentymiles of the city
of New York. She has entitled herself to quote
from Coleman and say, ' As daughter I from
daughters ask support," and we shall be surprised
if on this occasion we do not behold the Dress
Circle graced with the youth and beauty of the city.
See the Theatrical Advertisement for a most at
tractive programme, and secure seats during the
day to prevent disappointment at night, for the
Theatre will certainly be crowded from dome to
Parquette.
DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT.
DECEMBER TERM, 1854.
EQUITY D00KETOF THE FOURTH CIRCUIT.
H. W. Hopkins, vs. J. Duncan, and others. Opinion by
Judge Totten, reversing decree and remanding cause for
the execution of decree dividing the lands.
Jeremiah Jamison, ts. Robert Donaldson, and als. Opin
ion by Judge McKinney, affirming decree of Chancellor.
We are authorized to announce Col. B. F. Cheat
ham as a candidate tor Major General of the Second Divis
isn of Ten nessee M ilitia. nov2! tf.
LADIES' FINE SHOES.
LADIES' Curocoa Kid Slippers with Rozetta.
" French " " "
Italian Cloth Gaiters, Plain and Kp'd.
" P. L. Toilet Embroidered Slippers.
" Bronzed Kid " "
Mise4 id Slippers.
Child's Kid, Goat and French Moro. Boots, thick soles
Rezetles, a large assortment lew styles.
Ladies' French A English Lasting and Velret Slippers.
' Gum Slippers and Ssndals, Ac, Ac.
Just reeei ed bv RAMAGE A CHURCH,
declS " 42 College Street
WINTER HOOTS & SHOES.
GENT'S Superior stitched Calf W. I. Boots.
Fudged
Stout Calf, Cork sole " " "
Calf welt
Thick SolaW. P. Shoes.
" Supe'r PuuipSole Dreu Calf Boots.
With a Urge assortment of Boys, Youths A Children's
Ciilf and Kip Boots.
Just opened and for silo at the lowest prices.
KAMAGE A CHURCH,
delS 2 College Street
TRUNKS, TKUNKS.
WE have received another lot of Pbilladerphia Sole
Leather. Kip and Russet Trunks, Valisces, Carpet
Biles and Satchels, which we offer at low prices.
RAMAGE A CHURCH,
declt 42 College hL
COD KISH.
JDST received two drums Cod Fish. For
Sile br '
deals if STEWART A WEAKLY.
KICK.
J7IVE Tierces fresh Rice, received and for salebj
fdec)5-tf STEWART A WEAKLY.
COFFEE.
BAGS Green Rio Coffee. Just receired, and
lor sale by STEWART A WEAKLY.
1QO
declS tf
1WANT TO HIKE a first rate cook for 1855. I
hare a good saddle horse for sale.
decI5-lw W. B. SHAPARD.
FOIt MALE.
A BRICK Dwelling with 7 rooms, No. 95, on the 4
XX corner ol Unurcn and MCLemore streets.
bn.rtrn.in will be eiven. Applr to
decl& dlOL J.L4R. W. BROWN.
l'KOPOSALS
Tot Erecting the United States Hospital, at
Vicksburc, Miss.
Tauscar Depakthikt, (
Norember4, 1851. )
PROPOSALS will be received at this Department until
the 24th day or Januarr, 1555, at twelve o'clock noon,
tor the construction ot theU. S. Marine Hospital at Vicks
burg. Miss., according to the plans and specifications pre
jmred by this Department ; said proposals to be either for
live whole building, or separate for the different kinds of
ork ; the Department reserving the right to reject the
proposals hereby invited, should the interests of the Uni
ted States require it. Eighty-five per cent, of the amount
of the work dooe and materials furnished, according to
contract price, said amount to be ascertained by the esti
mate ot an Agent of the Department appointed for that
purpoe,) will be paid from time to time as the work pro
ceeas, and fifteen per cent retained until the completion of
the contract and the acceptance of the work, Ac, by the
Agent aforesaid.
Contracts will bo awarded only to Muster builders or
mechanics j and the assignment thereof, except by the
consent of the Sacretary of the Treasury, will be a for
tenure ot the same.
Every proposal must be accompanied by a written guar
anlee, igued by two responsible persons, (certified to be
so by die Attorney of the United States or District Judge
tor the said limnct,) that the bidder will, when required,
it his propotuls be accepted, enter into a contract and
bond, wuh proper and sufficient securities, in the sum of
f 25.0(H) for ihe faithful performance of the whole work or
a proportional amount for a part thereof.
Plans, speeitioaiions, and working drawings can be ex
amined, and oilier information touching the proposed work,
can be obtained, on application to this Department, or at
ihe Custom House in lcksburg
The proposals must be ent to this Department, diU"eS8
eJ to tne the Secretary ol th Treasury, (endorsed ' Pro
posal for Vicksburg Marine Hospital,"; and will be opened
at 1 o'clock P. M.. on the last day fixed for receiving the
Me, in the presence of the bidders if anv choose to at
tni JAMH3 dUTHRIE,
novSStC Secretary tf the Treasury.
IN TJIE CIKCUIT COURT IN lUr K.MAN
COUNTY, TENNESSEE.
John C. Smith, 1
t. V Petition for a Divorce.
Jilica Smith, J
IT tqipeariue to the fcatirfaction of the Court, that Eliza
Smith wa'non-resident of the State ot Tennessee, so
mat the ordinary process of law caunol beserved upon her:
it m, t4ierefre, ordered by the Court that publication be
wade for three Mioceswive weeks in the Nashville Union and
Auaaoean, a newspaper published m tho city of Nashville,
Inquiring the aid defendant to appear at the next Teim of
the Circuit Court, tor Hicktnan County, to beheld at the
Court House in the town of Centxeville, on the Sd Monday
in February next, then, and there to plead, answer or de
mur to complainant's petitioner the same will be taken for
coufeAted and set tor he.iring ex virU.
dec8-3tw. ROUT. caUJDDLESTOX, Cleik.
XlifSKoKS'AT AUCTION.
I WILL fell this day at II o'clock, at the Court Ilouie.4 or
6 likely negroes, for cash. ItEES W. PORTER.
nov2.
Umon Him or Tennessee, I
Nashville, Nov. 88. 1854. f
AS ELECTION for Ten Directors to serve the ensuing
var, will be held at the Bunking House on Monday
1st of January next. J. COB REV, Qutr.
ner24.
) - BY TELEGKAPH
Louisville, Dec. li.lhe lemperance tjonven
tion in session in this city to-day, nominated Geo.
W. Williams, (whipr)'of Bourbon county, for Gov
ernor, and James G- Hardy, (democrat) of Barren
county, tor Lieut. Irovemor.
Louisville. Dec. 14 niehU Pork unchanged,
hogs coming in slowlv, 1000 sold at 4 J cash. Few
houses are killing. The weather continues mild and
pleasant
Pittsburgh .Dec. 14 niebt. The river .rose and
fell to-day from the breaking up of the ice below.
It is still thawing.
New Toek, Dec 14. Cotton entirely nominal.
No sales of Flour. Corn unchanged. Pork a
shade lower, Mess $12 81al2 87, Prime 812 25;
Lardj9fal0irRio Coffee 9110$. Sugar dull and
declining, juoiasres ioc
The Washington correspondent of the Post says,
Colonel Steptoe, is appointed Governor of Utah.
Cinciknati, Dec. 14 night Flour $7 75. Hogs
1100soluat4a4j; green meat, flamsuj, bides 4,
Shoulders 3; Lard 8a8J, for prime bbL
Loutsvile, Deo. 15, hoon. Riveron a stand.
Weather, cloudy, indicating rain. No change in
hogs or pro visions.
Cincinnati,-, noon. River stationary raining
lighty. Flour 87 55 a $7 60. Whijkey 29. Hogs
flat, $4 a 4. Provisions dull.
New Yorc, 15. Flour dull, good Ohio $8 81 a
$9 25. Corn is one cent lower. Pork dull. Lard
firm.
Washington, 15. The Senate has adjourned till
Monday. Tiie appointment of Steptoe, Governor
of Utah, is confirmed. It is understood that
B con an an will not return Trim UtiglRud tail August.
Philadelphia, 15. Thtre was a jire here last
night which destroyed Edward's new. block of
buildings on Chestnut street, and the adjoining
building occupied by the agent of Chickering's pi
anos, and Staymon Brothers' music store. The fire
extended along Fifth to Minor street, to Biddies'
store.
Jefferson's Wigwam, the place where Jefferson
drew up the declaration of independence, was de
stroyed. Pittsuro, 15. No material change in the river
since last night the snow is nearly all gone. No
prospect of a rise or river opening till a change of
weather.
New York, 15, night Cotton declined, one
eighth, 300 bales Orleans middling 7J a 8. Flour
unchanged. Corn 9G a 97. Pork lower, mess 12
75 a 12 87; prime 12 25. Lard firm.
Washington 15. The House adjourned till Mon
day. Cincinnati, 15. Hogs ?4 a S4 45. Provisions
dull Hams declined to C, shoulders 3, sides 4.
Nothing done in pork or lard. The Commercial
Advertiser publishes the opinion of Judge Inoersol
in the cases of the steam ships Washington and
Alps, forfeited on the ground of smuggling by the
Steward as by other officers. It is thought the
President will remit the penalty of lorfeiturc.
Boston, 15. Wendall Phillips was arraigned
this morning on an indictment tor participating iu
the Burns riot
mm books.
BOOKS AND STATlONEItY.
F- HAGAK,
Book Seller and Stationer,
Marktt Strtrl,oppositt the Vnitm JltU,
Nashville, Teim,
T,"ERCAANTS, Traders, Tea-hers, Lihrarisan, and all
J-YLbuying BOOKS AND STATIONERY, will tiud at the
above house a large and complete assortment of School,
Law, Medical and Miscellaneous Books. Also, Letter and
Cap Paper, a large and splendid assortment. Blank Books,
in every variety of Style and Binding; all of which have
been manufactured and selected with gre.it caie, and will
be sold at low prices.
1ST Merchants, Teachers and Traders, selecting their
Fall Stocks, are earnestly requested to give us acill before
making their purchases. F. HAGAN.
noli No 31 Market htreet.
NEW HOOKS,
"THE CABIN BOY'S STORY: A Semi-Natural Ro
tnance, founded on facts. By the Author of the 'Pirate
Doctor,' 'The Ijiwvers's Storr,' 'The Old Doctor, Ac..' Ac."
One vol 12 mo. Price $1 25,
"EVENTIDE: A Series of Tales and Poem. Bv Etiie
Aftoa." One beautiful 12mo vol. Price $1 25.
'CAPTAIN COXAT; Or, Twenty Years of a i American
Slaver." Being an account of his carer and adventures on
the coast, in the interior, on Miipboird, and in the West
Indies; wtitten out and edited from the Captain's journals,
memoranda and conversations. By Brantz Mayer. One
vol 12 me. Price f 1 25.
THE LADIES' COMPLETE OCIDE TO CROTCHET,
Fancy Knitting and Needle Work.' By Mrs Ann S. Ste
pheus. This work contains a complete dictionary of the technical
terms used in descriptions of Crochet and Fancy Knitting
patterns. The characters are so clearly explained that auy
person who can read can, in a few hours, learn to execute
the most complicated and ditlictilt patternin crochet and
knitting. This work also contains the clearest elementary
information and the fullest instructions for every species ot
Needlework, with new and beautiful Edgings and Inser
tions, in addition to the choicest specimens of Ladies'
Work. Price only $1.
For sale by F. HAGAN.
novla Market street.
LETTER AND CAP PAPER.
day received by
-500 reams assorted, this
F. HAGAN.
AMATEURS IN IIULIJOUS ItOOTS.
B. S. W'ELLER,
Ab. 35, Market Street, Xiishville, Tennessee,
TTAS just received a lot of Imported Bulbous -
JJL Roots, superior to anything ol tbe kind eve rKJ
offered; consisting of Double and Single Hva-&gftf3
cynths.
cus, m
School
near Haarlem, in Holland. As it is now the proper ume
for planting, I am in hopei no person will let this opportu
nity pass without calling on B.S. WELLEK, and making
their selections.
As soon as the waters are up, I shall have a large lot of
Garden and Flower seeds of the moat superior kind, from
D. Landreth, of Philadelphia, who is extensivelv known
by Gardeners and Florists throughout the Union, by
wholesale and retail.
Also All kinds of Implements and Tools for Farming
interests, such as Slecl Plows, Harrows, Corn Shelters,
Corn Crushers, Large Boilers for Stock, Spades, Mattocks,
Shovels, Picks, Manure Forks and Hay do.; In a word, I
inUnd keeping every tool in the Farjj'ing and Gardeuiog
line. laminh)pesa generous and hueral community
will patronize such a house. decs dAv2m.
A VALUABLE FAIl.1I FOIt SALb "
THE UNDERSIGNED offers his VALUABLE v
FARM, situated in the county of Madison, 10 jg'jjj!
miles north-east from Jackson, and some 4 miles
eastot the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, the same distance
from Spring Creek, and contains about 700 acres.
Said Farm has been long esteemed one of the very best
in the county, and is located in a healthy section, entirely
exempt from the visitation of Cholera. There are 'J'So
acres cleared land, and a comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE a commodious GIN HOUSE and good COTTON
PRESS an excellent STABLE, and other necessary out
houses. The said Farm has a most fertile and productive soil,
aduirably adapted for the cultivation of Cotton, and could
be made one of the best sojWarnis in West Tennessee,
being well watered with five never-failing Springs, and a
beautiful creek.
Any person desirous of purchasing, is invited to examine
the premises and learu of the subscriber other particulars
astoUrms, Ac. THOS. B. FENNER.
jy2 GmtriwAw
GK EAT BARGAINS IN KEAL EST A I'E!
WE are now offering a great bargain in that beautiful
lot containiug about 5 acres, with a large nun her
ofbeautiful trees, to-wit: Said Lot is in the corner of Frank
lin Streetandthe New Orleans Railroad, and 111 the imme
diate vicinity of the Lot sold on the 2Srd inst., at $31 50
per foot. Only a small portion of the mouev will be requir
ed in cosh and long credit given on the balance.
ALSO
a beautiful building lot in Edgefield, opposite Cheatham A I
Houston's addition, fronting lOo feet on the Gallatm Pike, 1
and "onning back 24.i eet to Porter stteet. and minting V4
feet on the same. Call soon, as bargains like the above are
seldom offered. J. L. & R. W. BROWN,
nov25. 63)$' Cheery Street
" GREAT SPECULATION
WE are now offering fo sale another desirable tract
of land known as the Love or Fall's place, containing
45 acres, with a large Brick Dwelling on it, and adjoining
Timhle's addition to NttfUville The purchaser can de-
videonebalf of thelntiulo uuy number of line building
sites, while the improved half would make a dehghtfnl
residence. Said property is in the vicinity of ihe New
Oileaus Railroad, and about hall " mile from the Nashville
Universitv. The property is one of the cry Ust inte-1-menta
that has bfeu offered m this market. Apply to
J. L. A R. W.BROWN,
dcS i'w. !-V Cherry Htrert.
JUST ARRIVE!) DIRECT FJtOjJ NEW
ORLEANS.,
M Boxes Scotch Herrings;
do It. Basins;
2S Half lioxes do
:!() Quarter do ,i
Kits No. 2 Mackerel, this vtars catch;
3 1 ase Sardines.
Forsale by DAVIS A SWAN.V,
UOC9 tl No 7,. PnliHn Snnirc.
pABLKS.-IO TONS .MANN II. LA ROl'E,
Vjassortel sizes, in store, and for sale cheap, to close bv
Sept2T.
I2V. a JOHNSON, HOitNE A CO.
TRON AXLES. 20O tetlfrnm 1 U 3K inches fur
. sale by McCREA A TERUASS.
COFFEE. 183 bags prime Baltimore Coffee.just re
ceived by Railroad, and for sale by
doc?. u.U. L00M1S.AC0.
SPECIAL NOTICES:
To Panents.
I We have known parents to administer B; A Fahnes
tock 3 Vermifuge to their children as a s&fe'purgatiTe, with
out suspecting the illness to be caused By worms. To their
astonishment, numbers of worms were discharged, to the
immediate relief of the sufferers. There Is no mistake in
its activity, as an eradicator of worms; this fact is estab
lished by the following letter :
Caeltli, 111. Dec 26th, 1853. ...
Jfusrt. S. A. FaKntslock c On., J ;
Gentlimek Yours or the 8th instant is at hand. I re
ceived the Vermifuge a few days ago, and have old some
of it.
My next door neighbor got a vial last evening; he called'
this morning, and toid me be had given his little girl 'a
part of it, and she passed eight or ten worms; ha believes it
to be the best Vermifuge he has ever used in his family. I
am certain that it will sell in preference to any other in
this market. Very respecttullv,
decl5 wlm. O. McCLAIN.
Sold wholesale and retail by all principal druggists and
counirymercnanisinrougaiouiiue uniiea states.
tr TAKE OUR ADVICE. If you are troubled with
a slight Cold or Cough, pay immediate attention to it De
lays are dangerous, and health is precious. A slight Cough
may result in a serious and fatal disease. STABLER'S
ANODYNE EXPECTORANT is recommended to you as
one of the best remedies known for Coughs, Colds, Croup,
Bronchitis, Asthma, and all other diseases of the lungs
nnd throat It invariably gives relief, and has effected in
numerable cures of long continued and deep-seated xna-
Udies. Make trial of it, and tell 'your friends of its effects..
The DIARRHOEA CORDIAL is also recommended to
your notice. It is a capital medicine In Diarrhoea and
other diseases of the bowels, which are so prevalent at cer
tain seasons.
5T" See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis ol the
agents. Price, only 50 cents per bottle, or six bottles for
$2 50.
E. H. STABLER A CO.,
Proprietors, Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore.
W. F. GRAY,
decl4 2w Wholesale Agent. Nashville, Tenn.
Ask Any One Who Has Ever Used
DR. McLANE'S CELEBRATED PILLS, what they
think of them? Ninety-nine in a hundred will tell yon they
are the best Pills for liver complaint, sick head-ache and
dyspepsia that they have ever used. Read the following
from one of our most respectable citizens:
Nrw Ybar, August 3, 1852.
I do hereby certify that I hare been suffering from a
pain in my side and breast for a long time and after trying
many remeuies came 10 mo cuuciusjuu iufc uiy liver was
affected. I immediately commenced using Dr. M'Lane's
Celebra ed Liver Pills, and the few that I hava taken have
already given me more reuet than all the other medicines 1
have taken cut together. I went to a clairvoyant to con
sult him; after examining me carefully, he advised me to
continue me use ot ur. u uui rills, mat tney would ei
fectually cure me. TV. W. PHILLIPS,
No. 2 Columbia place.
P. S. Dr M'Lane's celebrated Vermifuge and Liver Pills
can both be obtained at any of the respectable Drug
Stores in this city.
2f Purchasers will please be careful to ask for Dr. M'
LANE'S Celebrated Liver Pills, and take none else. There
are other Pills, purporting to b 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 Uaited States and Canada. novl4 lw
JTJ The triumphant success of the great Arabian remedy
for man and Least, 11. G. FARRELL'3 CELEBRATED ARA
BIAN LINIMENT, Is causlDj counterfeits to spring up all
over the country, spreading their baneful influence over the
land, robbing the pockets of the honest and unsuspecting,
by Imposing upon them worthless and poisonous trasb, for
Ihe lenulne H. G. Farrell's Arabian Liniment. Fellow-cill-
zeut! L"ok welt befere you buy, and see that the label of the
bottle has the letters H. G. before Farrell's, for If it has not,
itis cou.txiRrriT. The label around each bottle of the gen
uine liniment reads thus, "H. G. Farrell's Celebrated Ara.
biau Liniment;" and the signature of the proprietor, Is writ
ten upon rhe label also, and these words are blown In the
glass bottle, "II. G. Farrell's ArablanLIniment, Peoria."
Tbe daring boldness of the recreaut who would deceive
the people by imposing upon them worthless trash, for a
really genuine and good mediciue, thus not only cheating
them out of their money, but that which is f ir dearer their
health ought to be held op In scorn, and receive the con
tempt his dastardly spiris merits. Let every one then who
regard this own health, and wishes truth and honesty to tri
umph over deception and rascality, pat his heel on all bate
impositions and uphold that which Is just and right. The
genuine H. G. Farrell's Arabian Liniment ban proved Itself
to be the;most remarkable medicine known for the cure of
rheumatism, neuralgia, palna, wherever located, sprains,
bruises, hardened lumps, burna, wounds, corns, chronic
sore and weak eyes, lame back, etc., etci; and Is au eSectual
remedy for horses and cattle In the cure of sweeny, distem-
per, lamens, dryslioolders, splint, wounds, etc., etc.. and
will always slop the further progress of poll. evil, fistula,
ringbone, and blood spavin, if used In the beginning.
Look out for Counterfeits 1
The nubile are cautioned szainst another counterfeit.
which has lately made its appearance, called W. 11. Farrell's
Arabian Liniment, tne most dangerous or all the counter
feits, becausehlshavlngthe name of Farrell,many will buy
ft In cood faith, without the knowledge that a counterfettex
ists,audthey will perhaps only discover their error when
the spurious mixture has wrought Its evil effects.
The genttino article Is manufactured only by If. G. Far
rell, solo Inventor and proprietor, and wholesale druggist
No. 17 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. FARRKLL'd
and hisslgnaturo on the wrapper. AH others are counter
feits. Sold by
EWIN BROTHERS,
W. F. GRAY,
II. G. SCOVEL,
and by regularly authorized agents throughont the United
States.
ITr Price 25 and 50 cents, and J 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
reference as to character, responsibility, Arc. dec 14 I m
Remedies that can be relied ou, being each
xuitcd to a "Specific Dis-euo." My exlen&ive
practice In Philadelphia the past thirty years has made ma
acquainted with all forms of disease, and being a graduate
from the University of Pennsylvania in 1620, under the guid
ance ot Doctors Physic, Chapman, Cox, Gibson and Hare, I
am enabled, from all these advantages, to offer the public
theresullsof that practice in the form of my Family .Medi
cines. As I attend 10 the compounding ofthese Medicines my
self, thiyaru found, as thousands can testify, far superior to
themnnj nostrums calUd patent medicines.
J. S. ROSE, if. D.
Dr. J. 8. Rose's Cough Syrup, or Expectorant, Is a never
failing remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma. It
alia) s any Irritation 01 the Lungs, and fortifies the system
againstfuture attacks. In bottles at 50c. and$l.
Dr. J. . Rose's Whooping Cough Syrup. This prepara
tion always gives immediate relief and frequently cures In
one week, rice Sue.
Dr J. S. Rose's Croup Syrup Thlsdangerouscomplalnt
amongst children, yellds Immediately to this never falling
remedy. Price 25c.
Dr. J. S. Rose's Nervous and Invlgeratlng Cordial stands
without equal, for the rettef and cure of Heart Disease,
Neuralgia, Flatulence, Depressed Spirits, Tremor of the
Nerves and Muscles. ItU a great restorer to the mind or
body worn down by care, laboror study. Atrial of It will
convince the most skeptical. Price50c.
Dr. J. S. Rose's Extractor Buchu. This Is decidedly ene
of the best lemedies ever used for all Diseases of the Kid
neys, B'.addor,and all Gouty Affections. Price 50.
Dr. J. S. Rose's Antl-Btllous, or Railroad PlUs; Tbey
are adopted to the Southern sections of the United States
particularly, bvtng often a preventative of severe billions
tucks, and when used with Dr. Hose's Tonic Mixture, will
cure the mostslubborn eases of Bullous Fevor or Feverand
Ague. Price 12 a and 25 cents.
Dr. J. S. Rosa's Pain Curer, cures all pains Internal or
external. It may be relied on for curlngsndglvlngalmost
nstant relief to Cholera Morbus, Cholic, and all pains in
he Stomach or Bowels, Uheujiatlim from Cold, Sere
Throat, pains in the Limbs, Back or Side, Chlliblalns
t-prains and Bruises. Sale to all ages. Price 13, 25, and
5Uc.
For Female Complaints. Dr. J. S. Rose's Golden Pills,
ror falling ofihe otnb,Female Weakness, Debility aud
Relaxation . Price 50c.
Dr. J. S. Hose's Female Spodflc A remedy for Painful
Menstruation, Leucorhcea or Whites. Price 1$.
Dr. J. S.Rose's Dyspeptic Compound. This preparation
lias never failed In curing the Dyspepsia, Indigestion or
Liver Complaint, when taken in conjunction with his Alter- 1
alive or Family Pill. Price of both 75c.
Dr. J. S. Rose's Tonlo Mixture Isa never-falling remedy
for Chills, Fevers and General Debility. A few (loses will
convince the moat skeptical. Price 50c.
Dr. J.S. Rose's SarsaparillaCompund. Forall Skin Dis
eases, andforPurifylug the Blood, tt isi uperior to all others.
PrlcoSOcenUnnd. SI.
Dr. J. S. Ro-e's Elixir of Opium, free from all the bad ef
fects of Opium and Laudanum, such as Headache, Cuiistl
pation or sick Stomach. Price 25c.
All whose Constitutions are impaired by disease or weak
bv nature, should read DK. J. S, ROSE'S .MEDICAL AD
VISER, (whlcb;containsa description of the Diseases ofour
climate and the mod of treatment.) It can be had without
charge of
W. P. GRAY, Nashville,
W. W. BERRY A DEMOYGaLE,
SHELL A RUTHERFORD, Llllatin,
McCLAIN A DALE, Columbia.
pla4 tf.
5-Beautiful W hite Teeth, Healthy Cuins,
aud a Sweet Breath. All who are desirous of obtain
ing those benefits, should use
ZERMAN'S CELEBRATED TOOTH WASH.
This delicious article combines so many meritorious qual
ities, that it has now become a standard favorite with the
citizens ot New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Dent- I
ii8 prescnoeti in tneir practice mosi successfully, and
from every source the most flattering laudations are award
ed it. inflamed and bleeding gums are immediately ben
efitted by its use; its action upon them is mild, soothing
and effective. It cleanses the teeth so thoroughly that they
are made to rival pearl in whitenes, and diffuse through
tho mouth such a delightful freshness thfat tbe breath is
rendered extremely sweet. It disinfects all those impuri
ties which tend toproduce decay; and, as a consequence,
when those are relieved the teeth must always remain
bound.
Prepared only bv FRANCIS ZERMAN, Druggist and
Chemist, Philadelphia. Sold wholesale and retail bv
W. F. GRAY, Nashville.
And by all Druggists, at only 25 twenty-five ceuts per
bottle. " faugy 3ra
POWDERED SUGAR.
Bbls Pow'd Su2ar. iust received bv the latest arri
10
val and for sale by DAVIS 4 SWANN.
dec9 tf Mo. 78 Public Square.
SELLING AT COST WALKING CANES, MEER
CUAUM PIPES, Ac. We are selling the balance of
our stock of the above articles at cost, to close out. Any
one in want of them would do well to call at
ap7 LYONS A GO'S, 19 Cedar St,
SLATES AND PENCILS Large suppfy iu store and
forsale by F. HAGAN,
novl2 Market street.
SPIRITUAL BOOKS;--
THE GREAT HARMONIA, VOL. 1.
1 The Physician. By A J Davis. 9
THE GREAT HARMONIA, VOL. II.. . -
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THE GREAT HARMONIA, VOL. III.
The Seer. By A J Davis.
THE SPIRITUAL TEACHER.
By Spirits of the Sixth Circle. R P Ambler, Medium,
THE PILURIMAGE OF THOMAS PAINE; A
Written by the Spirit of Thomas Paine, through C
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jHE PRESENT AGEASD THE INNER LIFE,
Being a Sequel to Spiritual Intercourse. By A J Da
vis. This is an elegant Book, of near 300 paWs oc
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ASTOUNDING FACTS FROM THE SPIRIT-WORLD,
Witnessed at the house of J A Gridley, Southampton
Mass. Illustrated with a colpred diagram;
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By Judge Edmonds and Dr G T Dexter, with an ap
- pendage by Hon N P Tallmtdge, s.nd others.
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An Interesting narrative of advancement of a' Spirit
from darkness to light, showing the influence of man
ou earth over the departed. B v John S. Adams.
EPIC OF THE STARRY HEAVENS;
Spoken by Thomas L Harris in 26 hours and 16 min
utes, while in a trance state: 210 pages, 12mo., 4.000
lines.
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BRITTAN AND RICHMOND'S DISCUSSION,
400 pages octavo. This -work contains twenty-four
letters from each or the parties above named, embo
dying! great number of facts and arguments, pro and
m, designed to illustrate the spiritual phenomena ot
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THE TELEGRAPH PAPERS;
Vol. 1; edited by S B Brittan. This volume of mis
cellanies, comprises all the important articles publish
ed in the SpiaiTUAi. Tei.KGtt.irH for the, three months
ending August 1st, ld53 over 400 pages, 12mo.
THE CONFLICT OF AGES;
Or the Great Debate on theMoral Relation of God and
Man. By Edward Beecher, D. D.
For sale by CHARLES-SMITH, -
oct22. 41 College street
CHRISTIAN UYJ1N BOOK. 1
THE new edition of the CHRISTIAN HYMN BOOK, in
common and fine Binding, by tbe dozen or single.
Forsale by (novll) CHARLES W.SMITU.
DR. CWI3I1NGS' W ORK.
ALL the celebratsd Works of the Rev. Dr. Cummingv,
of the Scoth National Church, received and for sale
by (novll) CHAS. W.SMITH.
DILU AS' NEW NOVELS.
EMMANUEL PHIUBERT;
FELIND DE CHAMBURE ;
K0SAWOODVII.LE.By Alexander Dumas. Just re
ceired by F. HAGAN.
GODEY'S LADY'S ROOK lor DECEMBER,
Contains Sixty contributions, and is embellish' . with
Thirty Steel and Wood Engravings. Single copies
25 cents, or $3 per year, free of postage. Subscrip
tions receired, and single copies sold by
nov 25. F. HAGAN, Agent.
TTARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR DECEMBER.
JLXThe beginning of the Tenth Volume. Subscription
free of postage $3 per yeir.' Subscription received and
single copies sola Dy t, UAuiA,
dec2 Market st.
BLANK. BOOKS AN D STATIONARY- Large additions
nis uay receiveu auaiorsaie a
novl2 F. HAGAN.
"THE PARABLES OF FREDERIC ADOLPH US
rvKUMJlAUULK, from tbe Seventh German Edition; with
Twenty-six Elegant Illustrations. Beautifully bound.
For sale by novl2j F. HAGAN.
THE MOST ELEGANT PRESENT TO
3IAKE A I.ADY IS A HANDSOME SET
OP FURS,
A ND FRANCISCO has at his Fcr Emporium
XXamost elegant assortment, put up in settst
consisting oi i.ynx, caage, iuck sione a .Mar-
ten, Fitch, Chinchilla, Gennette. Connv. and all
the lower grades of Furs, made up in the most fashiona
ble manner. A .1. FRaNCISCO,
Importer of Furs at
dec9 tf No 23, Pnblic Square.
iUY HOLIDAY HAT.
I AM NOW prepared to olfer to tho public a beautiful
style Moleskin Hat, gotten up for the Holidays. Tis
beautiful iu tbe extreme and calculated towiu colden
laurels wherever it may be worn. Gentleman iu search of
something neat are invited to call.
A. J. FRANCISCO,
dect( tf No. 23, Pubhc Squkre.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS ar reminded that I
have my Ware-Rooms well stocked with everything
desirable in my line, for the Fall trade, and will be pleas
ed to fill their orders. ' A. J. FRANCISCO,
decO tf No. 88 Public Squire.
"7"ouths',Childrcn'amI Infants' Fancy Hats
1 anil Caps, of every style and quality, just opened
for inspection at KRANCLSCO'S,
dec9 tf Funci Hat Store.
TWO NEAT DWELLINGS FOR SALE.
WE are now offering for sale two neat dwellings on
Cherry Street, South Nashville- Erch house contains
five rooms kitchen Ac
The lot to each House is 40 feet front bv 165 deet. We
offer each hoiue and lot for about what the improvements
cost.
Tebms. 1. 2 A 3 years with interest for Daner secured
to the satisfaction of the owners,, and i lien retained.
Call on LINDSLEY A CROCKET.
decS tf G 33 College Street.
READ THIS.
I WOULD say to the public that having bought the inter
est of mv late partner. Mr. Dabbs. that I can at all times
be found at tbe old stand of Dabbs A Porter, ready to buy
or sell negroes on conimiwhn as well aon my own ac
count, and think I can salely promise them tbe market
price for all negroes brought to roe. I now have on hand
25 or 30 uegioes that mutt be sold, and amongst them U
an extra Na 1 Blacksmith and his wife an extra Cook,
v asner c, and a nrst rate house servant seamstress, war
ranted to suit or no sale. I have some of the best servants
in tho State fcr sale and am anxious to get them good homes
as I promise to obey instructions in all cotes, except it is
to operate Families, which 1 hare never done nor never
will.
oct31 REES W. PORTER.
MARSHAL'S NOTICE.
WHERE.IS, a Libel was n the 7th day of I ecember,
1854. filed in the District Court of the United States.
for the Middle District of Tennessee, by Thoma B. Child
less, litq. Attorney of the United States for said District,
against the vessel Wm. Phillips, ber tackle, appearal, and
furniture, praying tbe uesual process by monition ot said
Court in that behalf, and.thut all persons interested or con
cerned in the said vessel," Wm. Phillips, her tackle, appear
el. and furniture, may be cited, in general, and special, to
be, and appear before said Court, to be held in, and for
the District of Middle Tennessee on the 5th day of March
next at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, if the same
be a day of jurisdiction, otherwise, on the next day of juris
diction thereafter, then and thereto interpose a claim for
the same and to make their allegations in that behalf. And
that said vei-sel, her tackle, appearel, and furniture, be con
demned by the definite sentence and decree of said Court.
as liable to the Uniied States, for the sum of five bundled
dollars, and d their costs iu that behalf expended. Now,
therefore, all persons interested or concerned in the said
vessels, her tackle, appearel, and furnitui e, are hereby
cited in general and special, to be and appear before the
said Court, to be held in the city of Nashville, on the 5th
day of March, 1955. at 10 o'clock, if the same be a day of
jurisdiction, otherwise on the next day of jurisdiction
thereafter, then and thereto interpose his or her claim
to tbe same, and make their allegations in that behalf,
and to show cause, if any they have, why the said
vessel, her tackle, appearel, and furniture, should not be
condemned by the definite sentence and decree of Said
Court according to the prayer of the said libel.
This 9th diy of December, 1854.
J. B. CLEMENTS, U. S.
decll tri-w tf. Marshal Mid. Dist ot Tenn.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
WLL be sold on Thursday, 21st day of December, at
the late residence of Elizabeth Raslton, deceased, in
Rutherford county, about 2 miles from Smyrna depot, a
very valuable tract of land, on Stone's river, at the mouth
of Stewart's creek, containing 217 acres, a large portion ol
which is finely timbered. The soil is remarkably tiue as
the Stewart creek lauds are known all over Middle Tennes
see it is unnecessary to comment on their value. Terms,
150 cash, the balance on a credit of one and two years for
notes with good security. R. L. Makley, Esq., will show
the land to persons wishing to examine.
For further de.-cription, Ac, appiy to
J. u. & 11, II.OKUIV,
novl2tds.
Cherry st.
GENTS SUPER STITCH'D BOOTS.
SUPER Calf Stitch'd Boots;
do do Sew'd do;
do do Pump Sole Dress Boots;
do do "W P Stitch'd and Sew'd Hoots;
do do Cork Sole Boots;
do do Peg'd W P Boots.
Just opened by RAMAGE. A CHURCH,
anvlS 42 College itreeL
THE SAKE OF LOTS
INShelbv's Magnificent Addition lo Bdgelield, will com
mence "on WEDNESDAY, the 13th inst. at 11 o'clock,
A. M , precisely.
We wish to begin the sale early, intending to sell as long
as the crowd will purchase.
Buvers will please attend at tbe hour designated.
LINDSLEY A CROCKETT.
Sale will commence at Lot No. 1, corner of Father
land street and Louisvnle Railroad Dept. dccl2 21.
I70R HIRE. A likely Negro Woman with one child,
. a good hous servant, washer and ironer, for hire to
some person living in the country till 1st of May next.
Applyjo decl2-5t J- L. A It. W. BROWN.
CRUSHED SUGAR.
OA BARRELS crushed sugar, jut received and for
OU sole bv
. DecS tf b JOHNSON, HORNE A Co.
r?OR SALE 30 Flat Boat Loads of Coal, to be do-
livered on the first rise of 'the Cumberland river. 'We
wish to make contracts before the river rises,
oct IS H. S. FRENCH A SON.
FRENCH RAPPEE, SCOTCH MA OKA.
BY SNUFFS.
JUST received and for sale, this superior article to any
inthecity. Forsale wholesale and tetail at the Little
Indian, Cherry Street. , J. MOORE.
dov25.
irmaTirTiOMftm
WIN BROTHERS,
DRUGGISTS,
N'o. 7, North College Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN...
WINDOW GLASS.
A LARGE assortment ofall sizeaof the best brand. In
. store and for sale,-low by
aecz.
EWIN BROTHERS.
PUTTY. 5000 lbs. Pntty, in Bladders, just received
by ewin brothers.
dec2.
MADDER. S500 lbs. superior Madder; received and
for sale low by EWIN BROTHERS.
dec2.
MATC U ES. 200 gross Partridge's wood box Match
as, received by EWIN BROTHERS,
dec 2.
LCOHOL 9 bbls. Alcohol, 7Gp.c. and 92 p. c.,
put received by EWIN BROTHERS.
deci
TITUSTANG LINIMENT. 7f doz. Mustang Lini
LlL nient, received and forsale by
dec2. EWIN BROTHERS.
D
WIS' PAIN KILLER. 75 decen Perry Davis'
Pain Killer, received and for sale bv
LleCU BKUl.Uc.K9.
TAYLOR'S COMPPUND. 80 dozen received and
forsale low br dec3 EWIN BROTHERS.
Y
7" EAST POWDERS. 75 dozen ot superior quali
ty received by tdec3) hftul flK.uiMr.K5.
CLOVES & GINGER. 1 bale Cloves; 2 barrets
pure Ground Ginger, for sale by
SecS EWIN BROTHERS.
OUTSIDE SCARFS AND MUFFLERS. We
have just received a splendid assortment of outside
scarfs ot velvet, Chenile, Cashmere, worsted, Ac. Those who
are exposed to bad weather by procuring one of them will
add greatly to their comfort. For sale by
dec3-tf MYERS A McOILL.
a LOVES & GAUNTLETS. A supply of Gloves
and Gauntlets, even' variety received and for sale by
decS tf MYERS A McGlLL.
TylGIlT SHIRTS AND NIGHT CAPS. Just
LN received a lot of fine night shirts, also a supply of
night caps of silk and cotton lined, for sals by
decti-tf MYERS A McOILL.
HEAVY SILK UNDERWEAR. Reciveed this
day an assortment of extra heavy silk shirts and
drawers. For sale by ;dec6 tf) MYERS A McOlLL-
CIGAftS! CIGARS II
f f fff SUPERIOR Havana Cigars, just re
jU J , J J Vceived and for sale, consisting partly
of the following Brands: Jupiter's La Favoitas, La Ha
benera; LaiPearo'Carrillo, Napoleon, Pensadosa. With
various other brands of choice Tobacco. Little Indian,
corner Cherry and Cedar streets.
dec5-tf J. MOORE.
ANDREW JOHNSON GOVERNOR OF THE
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
TO tbe Sheriffs ot the Counties.of
Fentress. Overton, White, Jack
son, Putnam, Smith, Wilson, DeKalb,'
Macon, Sumner, Robertson, Montgomery, Sterwart, Hum
phreys, Davidson and Dickson, in said State Greeting:
You are hereby Commanded to open and hold an elec
tion, oa Saturday the 20 of January, 1855, at all the
places of holding elections in your respective counties, af
ter having given the notice required by law, for the elec
tion of a Major General for the 2d Division of the Militia
of taid Stale, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resig
nation of Sau'l A Akdsesok, and due return thereof make
to me according to law.
in xesiimoay itnereoi, x nave nereunio
set mv hand and caused tbe Great Seal of
said State to be affixed at Nashville the 2d
day of Decomber, 1854.
By the Governor,
W. B. A. Rahsst, Secretary of Stale (8tdtrwAw.)
FAIRVIEW FARM, NEGROES, StC, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.
THIS desirable Property, with 8 or 10 valuable Negroes,
stock of every kind, crop of Corn. Oats. Ao. Farming
Utensils, and Household Furniture will be sold without re
serve on the premises, on WJSUNJiSDAr, THE 20TU
DAY Or UfilicUUtiK next.
It is situated in Todd county. Ky about midway between
Uopkinsville and Elkton.and adjoining the pleasant village
ofFairview, in an excellent and healthy neighborhood, sur
rounded by good Schools, Churches and Mills, and con
tains about 42a acres, about 2uu cleared, o I which there are
about 100 in clover, meadows, wheat and rye.
This is one of the finest Stock Farms in Southern Ken
tucky, being finely watered, and peculiarly adapted to
grass.
The Timber, almost surrounding the Farm, is abundant
and excellent.
The Water is also abundant during the dryest seasons.
Tbe Improvements consist oi a new, neat and convenient
Frame Dwelling with 7 rooms, porches and gallery; Frame
Kitchen; handsome Frame Cottage in the yard; good Negro
Houses; Overseer s llouse; Uarnage and liuggy House;
Brick Dairy; Tool House: Store House, and Distillery.
A superior Well of W ater near the bouse with chain pump;
a beantitui young urcnara 01 over iro trees 01 me nnesi
selections ot fruit, someot them now hearing.
Tbe Siab'e.-i, Cribs, and Sheds are all large and commo
dious, and well arranged tor feeding.
Tebks or Salx. tor the Land one-third of the purchase
money to be paid in hand, the balance in two equal instal
ments of one and two years.
Terms of sale fur the personal property made known on
the day of sale. E. WARE,
nov23 wtf Fairview, Todd county, Ky.
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale his residence lying in
McNairy County, Tennessee, four miles east of Purdy,
and twelve miles west of Savannah, immediately on the
Stage-road, coitaining 250 acres of Land 75 or 80 acres
under good fence and in a fine state of cultivation, 175 acres
of rich bottomland. There is a good roomy framed dwel
ling, framed bam and stable, servant bouses, two never
failing well and spring water, a good young orchard, and in
as healthy neighborhood as the State affords. In short,
this place offers every thing that heart could desire in a
home. Terms to suit the purchaser and possession given
immediately if desired.
octU 3mw. JOHN G. COMBS.
50 REWARD.
I WILL pay $50 for a yellow man named John, whom I
purchased of John Shoot, living near the Hermitage,
about three months ago, lodged in any jail so that I can
get him again. John is about twenty-three years of age,
5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, weighs about 150 pounds, speaks
slow but sensibly, and is of a brown yellow complexion,
He is probably in Nashville; or about the neighborhood of
Mr. Shoots' or Mr. Gleaves' above there, where be has a
wife, or about W. E. Watkins's, or he may attempt to get
off to a Free State. fw3m. THOS. O.JAMES.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, DAVIDSON CT'Y.
Clifton A Abbott, 1
vs. Attachment,
Floyd Tilghman. J
IT appearing to my satisfaction, that Fiord Tilghman, the
defendant to the above suit, is a non-resident of the
State, so that the ordinary process of law cannot be served
upon him: It is therefore, ordered that public itiou be made
for three successive weeks, in the Nashville Union Am
erican, requiring said defendant to appear at my office, on
Cedar street, on the ISth day of May, 1855, to defend said
suit, or judgment will be rendered against said defendant
bv default, GEO. B. GOODWIN,
dec3 3w. Justice of the Peace for said County.
.LATEST ARRIVAL OF GOODS.
BY EXPRESS.
TU8T received by express, 3 days from New York, a
larze and beautful variety of Cloth and Velvet Cloaks.
of the very latest styles.
Dress Silks of the very latest designs, .which for beauty,
variety and richnes cannot be surpassed in this market
Alexander's best Kid Gloves; Matters and Mecklen Lace,
Collars, BerthieJ, Transfer Work, Velvet Trimmings, Bon
net and Sash Ribbon; and a great variety of other articles
entirely new, all of which will be sold at prices to suit the
pwrcbaser. JAMES NICHOL,
nov 25 No. 20 Pub. Square.
ZINC PINT.
THE undersigned Agents for the sale of WHITE OXIDE
OF ZINC, manufactured by the Pennsylvania and Le
high Zinc Co., are prepared to receive order for the same,
and woutd invite the particular attention of the Trade to
its evident Superiority over others of American Manufac
ture, and its most successful competition with the best of
Foreign.
Dealers can with confidence depend upon always obtain
ing any desired supply of this Paint, which will be found
to recommend itseu for Purity, Great Body and Uniofrm
Whiteness.
Pric;8 and terms arranged on the most liberal footing.
JAMES T.LEWIS A Co.,
decS Cm 82 Water Street.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
WE are now offering for sale a valuable TRACT ffJS
OF LAND, situated on the Gallatin Turn- lull
Dike, seven miles from Nashville, known as Kou- J"
mont, the Residence of tbe late A. Batch, containing 162
acres. The Land is all fine, and one hundred acres is
heavily timbered. The improvements are all uew and
comfortable, and it is one of the most eligible situations
for a Country Residence in the neighborhood of Nashville.
It will be sold on reasonable and accommodating terms ,
Possession at any time, by application to
LINDSLEY A CROCKETT,
novlS o 83 College s'.itt
FOR SALE.
AVERY desirable Residence situated on the corner of
Spring and Bell streets, in Edgefield. The House con
ta ins tour uoms, a two story porch 50 feet long, with good
cistern, stables, carriage house and all necessary out-houses,
Ac Lot fronU 94 feet on Spring street and runs bock" 200
feet on Bell street.
The above Hoiue and Lot Li beautifully located for a
private residence and convenient to business, for terms la
dy to R. A BALLOWE.
now 8 Gen. Agt, No. 17, Deaderick street
NEGROES AGAIN,
I HAVE on hand twenty negroes, among them is an ex
cellent Shoe and Boot Maker, and several good Cooks.
1 also hav3 10 negroes consisting of two Families, that 1
con saii.-fy any" gentleman are as good servants as there is
In the State, restricted on the sale to citizens of Davidson
County.
nov20 REES W. PORTER.
J EN NETS ! JENNETS 1 1
I HAVE several fine Jennets that I will leae or let, upon
the shares for a term of years, provided application is
niadtJ before the 20th of next month.
-, J. SHELBY,
DOV21 4tw B w o
"VTEGROES FOR SALE. Will be sold on Sat
1 urday the 16th day of December next, at the Court
House in the city of Nashville, two negroe men belong
ing to the estate of Som'l Ham, deceased. Terms made
known on tho day of sale. JOS. W. DABBS, I P ,
tiovSQ STEPHEN IL HAM, p8-
E STRAY HICKMAN COUNTY. Taken up by
William B. Easley, living in Hickman County, Ten;
nes.-e, and in District No. 0, u HORSE MULE, about
Jt hands high, and a bright bay, 4 or 5 years old. some
what shaved with the gears. Appraised oa the 2d Novem
ber, 184, to 55 00. B. DEAN,
noy28 8tw Ranger for Uickman County.
NEWBRFG STORJfo
O". Gr. BROWKr,
Formerly of the firm of JSurin, Brown Jb Co.n
HAS OPENED, with an entire new stock of .J
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Perfumery, AT
Ac-, Ac, on the site formerly occupied by tho ofd'wiw
firm. No. 43, College Street,, three doors from Union,
where ho will be pleased to wait upon his old friends and
citizens generally. Particular attention is given to ' Phvsi
iaus Prescriptions, which will be filled with accuracv and
dispatch. '
SimaiCAL INSTRUMENTS,
comprising Pocket Cases, assorted; Pocket Vial Cases, sev
eral new patterns; Speculums, assorted; Midwife, Amputat
ing and Trepanning Instruments, in Caea or separate;
Tooth Forcep and Keys; Stetbecupes; Cupping Apparatus;
Stomach Pumps; Dissecting Instruments; Ac. Ac, Treses
in every variety a complete assortment of everything us
ually aepi iu mis line may oe iouuq ai
J.
G. BROWN'S, 43, wrt.egeSt.
0ct23'54
WINTER STRAINED LARD Oil.. Si
bblxjust received by J. G. BROWN.
oct23, '54. Colleftu jtreet, -
CHEMICALS. A largo Stock, and from -ie lest
Manufacturers, some exceedingly rare, nettr before
brought to this market. Attention of Physicians to this
part of my stock is respectfully solicited.
oct2S. J. Q. BROWN.
COD LITER OIL. Four gross Rushton, Clark A
Oo.'s best article, warranted pure and fresh, just receiv
ed by oct23-'54. J.Q. BROWN.
BERMUDA ARROW ROOT. Warranted per
fectly pure and fresh. A full supply at
oct28-'S4. J, G. BROWN'S.
PERFUMERY in every style, French, German and
American Colognes, Hair Oils, Pomades, Ac. Ac
Tooth Powder and Paste, Pivers Aromartic Vinegar,
Glenn's Rose 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 Combs,
Ivory do. Powder Puffs and Boxes, Lilly AVI ite. Alabas
ter, Ac, Ac. oct2S-54 J.G.BROWN.
H
ARTS CARMINATIVE. 2 gross, direct from
. Manufacture, just received by
oct23 J. O. BROWN.
PEKIN TEA COMPANY. I have a full supply
of the 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. Tbe 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.
oct2S-'54. allege st.
LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS.-SEVEN
THOUSAND papers new Crop Garden Seed, just
received and warranted fresh, Ac. comprising all ihe vari
eties brought to this morketi Extra Early Peas, Early May
Peas, Six Week Beans, Clove Onions, Ao., by the Gallon.
Also, Cabbage, Button Onion, Ac, by the pound.
oct28 J.G BROWN.
""I OULAY BITTERS: A full supply, just receired
UTby
ect28
J. G. tSKUWA.
WINDOW GLASS.-Alargelotof all sizes. Atso;
Gloss Ware, Ac, always on hand.
oct2S J. G. BROWN.
A SPARAGUS ROOTS.iOOO on hand and. for
n salaby
octa
J. G. BROWN.
T. WELLS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DKTJGGIST,
SIGN OF THE MAN AND MORTAR, ON MARKET.
OPPOSITE UNION STREET. NASHVILLE- '
QUININE, Morphia. Tannen, Iodide potass, Nitrate
of Silver, Prussic Acid. Receired by
dec6 T. WELLS.
INSTRUMENTS. Surgical, Mathematical. and Den
tal Instruments, offered low by (de6) T. WELLS.
PICES, 2,150 Ibi Pepper, Spice. Ginger, Cintia
mon. Mace, Cloves, Ac. by (dec6) T. WKLL3.
WINDOW GLASS. All sixes from 7y aTtosIby
45; 875 boxes Glass Ware, assorted. Puitv iolirad
des at the lowest prices by (dec6) T. WELLS.
DYE STUFFS. 3,475 Ibi. Dutch Madder. TndT
go, Fusstick, Brazil, Cam, Peach and Red Woodi,
ext. Logwood, Ac., by (dect!) T. WELLS.
RUSHES-f all kinds, received by
deo T. WELLS.
PERFUMERY Every fashionable variety. Toilet,
Shaving and Medicated Soaps of all kinds, at a small
advance by (decS) T. WELlij.
BRANDIES, Wines, Gin, Ac , for Medicine use, re
ceived by. (dec6) T. WELLS.
TEAS, 8501b. Fine Imperial, Young Hyson, 0un
Powder, and Black Teas received by
decs T. WELLS.
yt RASS SEEDS. Fresh Timothy, Herds Grass, Or
VXchard Grass, and Blue Grass Seeds, all the growth' of
1804. reeeived py decgj i. iXLS.
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, Ac Janes' Expectorant,
tHL' tit's and Wittar't Balsams of Wild Cherry,
Cherry Ptetural, Ifow't Cindy, Gum Drops, Jojub Pasie,
Ginger tolu and Mint Loztnyert, Ac. Received by
dec6rtiwSw T. WELLS
NUTS. 10 barrels Almonds; 10 bbls. Cream Nhts;
10 Filberts; " ;
DRIED FRUITS.
3 bbls Currants; S doz jars Prune-i;
4 doz boxes Prunes 1 mat Dates;
CRANBERRIES.
10 bbls Cranberries; lOJand bbU de;
FRESH FRUITS.
20 doz cans Fresh Peaches; : '
10 " " " Pine Apple.
FRESH FISH,
10 doz cans r resh Salmon;
10 Lobsters:
50 " " Oysters.
SARDINES
500 half boxes Sardines received this day per Rail
road, by JOHN NIXON. Jr;
nov8 tf '
SPOOL COTTON -500
dozen Coat's Spool Cotton assorted Nos.:
500 " lee's "
iOft Yale'a
Just received and for sale by
norj A. MORRISON A CO.
WOOLEN HOSE,
190 dozen Misses and children's Woleu Hose:
-o t ooien uomtoru;
10 " Fanev YictorinM.
J ust received by A MORRISON A CO.
nova vr
BLANK BOOKS. Just receired a superior lot of
Blank Books of the best rmrjer and Daired tn nrdsr.
I invite th .tt.ntlnn nt M.r-h.nla Ka.A I :
. - . ub.wuw.w i.iwig uuiwuuiuir
elsewhere. CHARLES W.SMITH.
ootS 41 College street.
J, I.UMSDEN & CO.,
DEALERS IN
HIDES. OCT., LEATHER, AND FINDINGS,
Market Street, between Broad and Spring,
Nashville, Tennessee.
N R W irill m.V. 1,-h.nt :
menfs of Produce to B. L. Max, at New Orleans.
octal dAtrwly
FOR SALE. A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND.
We are now offering for sale a Tract of Land near the
BUENA VISTA Turnpike, immediatelv adjoining tbe
beautiful residences of John P. Ervinir. Walter Smt n,i
J. P. Wiles. The Tract contains THIRTY-ONE ACRES,
is 01 nne. sou, all very heavy timbered, and will be sold
ow. gallon titauai.t.1 UHOtJKtTT.
nov5 tf SS College st.
STRAYED OR STOLEN A Black UOONDi
DOG low and heavy made. I will pay a
liberal reward for kis delivery at my ofhee
Cherry street
novll tt
W.L.BOYD. Jr.
FALL & CUNNING-HAM,
So. 47 COLLEGE STREET,
lNTasliViHo, Touhokhoo,
Direct Importers anil Dealers in
ANI
CUTLERY AND GUN
WOULD invite the attention of MerchanU visiting
Nashville, to their extensive assortment of Hardware
of every variety which Is now complete in all its depart
ments. Professing to compete with an v and all other markets
in every branch of the Hardware Business, they are aux
ious to hare MarchanU to call and examine their Slock and
friiet, so that they can judge for themselves.
Feathers, Ginseng and Beeswax, received at the highest
markter ates. sep, '54. tf.
ANOTHER LARGE SUPPLY OF SIIRGP
CAL INSTRUMENTS.
STRETCH A ORR hare just received by Expitss. a
large lot office Instruments, consisting in part of the
following, viz:
Silver Spring Lancets;
German and Brass Spring Lancets;
Glass Speculums;
Physician's Pocket caes of Vials;
of Instruments;
Cupping Instruments; .
Fine Steel Scales with Glass Pans; .
Evans Ganuine Thumb Lancets; '
Cataract Instruments;
Uvula Scissors;
Foosil Instruments;
Metalic Flexible Bougies;
Scarificators;
Horse Phlegms;
JourniqneU)
Dissecting Instruments ofall size and price;
Together with a largo lot of other Instruments, suitable
for Physicians and Students. All orwhich will be fold
at a small advance upon Eastern cost by
STRETCH A ORR, Druggists,
deco tf. Corner College A Union St., Nashville.
$300-EIGHT YEARS' CREDIT, WITH
OUT INTEREST.
IHAYE a U"use and Lot oa Vine street, just beyond
Demumbrane, renting for $8.50 per month, which I
will sell for $MK) cash, and $10 to be paid the first day of
every meatb. for 8 years. R. A. BALLOWE, '
sept22 Gen'l Agent, No. 17 Deadericfc st.
Sag"
gTlI, I). L. I . il. BEOUS ALwrsHj fc
iv WISHES to intoraf the-utHKie tiiit h
0 rerf?ntiTnnrchasaillhiitittaatialStcn
,nA ..unil. iiTintnr har-tfiirmcr .h . ... .
season frqifl ;
XAiHyiLLK TO NEW 02LEAN3,
and sotiettKfiWB hwotd friends; as Imrr.erly. ashrre fl
public pat reeag. Mr. THOMAS J. ItOPKINSwill y mi
Ulertand wm (jjve every attention 10 sny euiacsauui c
be entrusted to fan. Whenever there bi patronage .
cU nt, end shippers eaire, by applwat xto ; ho boat apc-
tnpwiUDeextenauaoo rae, uumoeruum. ruccwuij
as ROME.
The IROQUOISE has sperior accomEirati'iss fcr Pai
seogersand. iieiBt,staBosr axoi. i.uvH&uraoci. art
e 1 1 m 1 .- - . Tire. r I. -
JOHN YBATMAN,. Agent.
novlO fim . ntra
WHITE LEAD IN OIL, KToI.-A few kegs co
bawl and tor sale by U G. St. OVEL
Bettef than even Pure White Lead for finishing Porters
aad iaaide wurfc, is ibe IMPROVED SNOW WHIT
ZINC PA1..J. All who bare sen tbd beautiful msida
nnisa or t steamer Wm. Garvin, will attest to mis locr
JTocjale-hv IlO. bCuYEL.
North side sf tfce Fuetie Sfja&re, thrca oWs West of li J j
aasnvweino. cov.i
LEECHES.
nov2l -Pre Leeehes, just reeeivei br
U, G. SCOVEL.
LUE VITRIO L. pounds Blue V rtri jI, fcr a..
by (bovSIJ 1LG. SCOVEL
FRESH SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED, E.;?
Mas, l'roto Iod. Mercury. Iodide Potass, Bi Chibma.
Potass. Uyd. cum Creta.
ERFUMERY, &o:-Koe, Po5ue, Nympu a::
ChrtslU Palace fine pec&et fcamtkerc.ef cx
tracts, vis Mask Carotin. Patehoalr, New Mowj Ha
Upper Ten Onestat Drops. Verbena, XflWttttur and
nelia Waters, Bav Rum, Cologne Water iu aTUd t
tle. ODONTINE OR ROSE TOOTH P ASTE, .
Ih4.prtserv.au 41 of the Teeth; CobI Cream, Zoolcjr
Bears' Grease Juc tbe Hair, evaspoand Ox Morrow i.ir 1
)Iair,Stick PoimJj.ltnlii wweii. Ae. tt sate by
, novK . fl. (i. S. u EL.
North side of lite. Public Spare. S doors west ot l:
Nashville,! na.
QUSPENDING I.AM PS and Stand Lompi. bi C r-
)nelnu A Oo'i ie,ke. tw sale bv
novSt
U O. BCOVti
C)(i( GROS. Weed Box,BWk, Wax; and . xir
VMotchen, for sate bv
IUT2i
'II. d. SCOVFL
o
NU HUNDRBD BUSH'S CLOVER SEC D.
on band and fnrmle by 11. G. sCOVU.
rpWENTY-THHKK BARRELS CALCINED
L PLASTER on feted ami for Bate by
novll H. & SfOVSL.
0 NE HlTNDRKDBUSH ELS HERD GR AS3
9KKD, ifrooh) on haw! and for sole by
novll H G- SCOVEL
SIX HUNDRED POUNDS OF INDIGO, ci
band and fur sale at tlieloitest market price,
novll RO. SCOE.
NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATIOnC
IHAVRiwnber of Handsome BnHdia? Lota, in tho
7th. Ward, Nashville, near University Place, which I
wUlsell to persons woe will build en tbeirt. on fair te.-rnj
one-half of the wesev to be paid at the end of tws
yekrs,oneftiMirth at tbeend of three tears, aid one-fourj
at tbe end of four war?, and wfeheatiaterest.
Tbe lot arasitiutedwn Maple street, are 1SS feet dwi?
beside the alter , and of good soil Some eipht or ten t
ry noat bouses are now beittg- erected in tteir immed.a
vicinity. -
Cull soon, or yen wiH arias an opvmrtiiBitv for a z-cd
home. bets A.V.SI4nlW.l
PARTICULAR NOTICff,
THE tiBderagnmi haviiy purchased of Mr. J0UX R.
HUME hia enure stuck nf
Maple hhJ Fancy Good;,
requests tbe citizens of Nai-hnlle, and hia tnenj-t genera! r
to call aud examine hutMnek of goods, u nvtoe . t item are
new ami fresh, tteeeral mti tfitctioa will be ri en fo a'
oot7 b wd. WM. H I R I' n H , j
- MAN UFACTc'RERS AND M11iTbIwT" "
TTTiTareiteoeral ilemfir the sale l .i.l LMon a:.i
VY Woofcn fabric manufactured in the. -i:. en:ci
see. anriwvapfraprtH a hrgean-t cemj-,j, ma rx.-a
solely for their sale anstentfre We have si,-. ( pi r A
led aeether rhww for MeMle aad storajre at Fl. u it a.- 3
And we would lespedfullv oil ttw aiteu'Mia .T b..'h Mar
ufactnrenaiMl Mimnrfi thmarraneement
ocW W. U. GORlMtV A CO,
SU E iri'INti 4 ImOms UleMMiUSiMetiair.m ? 7
andferimleb . W. U. GOKIHJN A Ct
COrrON YARNS -).. tMgj C.MU-,1.
audi hers from the different Va.lunM
ai L a
3o bates No. 1 OoUoh iUtk in store ami Str s tie b
octS W. ILirlHltHIN t l
Q UGA It 2rV hhds prime LoniMnsaS ir, :n store ard
O ftfgaleby , w. It f,fti. iAli
" r O LANSKS -f4 brk caunei, Keb. ,I1I. hw -iJJL.stureand-fh-MIe
by W. IL UuKl.J A 1
"VrAILS-i-ljWBkeptCW Naih..alsbev . r. mil r
JL sate by V. U. (MRIN N A i d'
A I.ASKlV IUIIKlkll -. LM
VX - 9 do PibI t
la Md forsale ,,y w. H. Oi IUH i f (
-. . . TOBACCO.
FIFTY boxes B W Jones' extra Va. Tobaeen ? cx 4u -M
" Hwff AOB-iwfae'He. 1 -
" SHAoMMa'aeml-enred " - -as
" Femtef Xu. 1 -
25 G Boyd's f ,,
10- JTWwinJr'wtrea -
In stare nnd fr sate by VT. II. GORDON A CO
GIGARS S eoaea La NopoleoB lieilntjifarh.
" ie La National o..
5 do Wondennir Jew "
i de Iutre Huron litK
In stare and for sate by W U.GORLM. in
FINE SAIP lOtiO bas LivetptuI FWe Blown So.', m
'OAP S9 boxes No. 1 Koeia -!nap, m sti.re and fjr
' 'aleby W. U. GORDON A CO
I7LOUR VA brreU extra Family Floor
. bob extra White Flour, in store and Mrs .le by
W.IL0OKIONAt.
NEGRO GOODS.
A BALES, J Ricblanl MauttfiwtriBg CVieo;
4 " do do du Lu.rfys;
8 " 4-1 .lo d, t.jrtiirs
15" X do do dk do;
la store and for safe, by the biueeely.
x:'5. . ' W.1L GORDON A CO
TENNESSEE SEWING COTTON- i ca!7
3'V eord'Sewiot Cettno, for nuking Betro uo.Ues
and other heavy gHeete. Forsyte hy
"COS V. H. GOK DON A CO.
WANTED "
TEN or twelve food CARPEtTERS, with their own
took.for DeeafHr. ASH. work to oc ntinu until abi;tr
tbe 1st of December, '54. Wage i liberal. kxpen,e pi; J
rosi here te Dseatet; provided lfy rem tin mtlt fte lit i
December. Apfty immediately lo
WM. L. BOYff ,'r.,
. N .- 'Cherrrst
PRIME SUGAR. 7" bbdi Prie e Sturar m Store
and St by et!1 SleCRKA X Tr liRASS.
CLOVER SEED. -SI bWs. cTaver Seed m St.wa
and for sale low Iu elose by
octla McCRKA A TERASS
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCBMKNTS
At Wm. H- Crateher's, No. 57 CoUgo St
I HAVE iu store a larjre ami eieD-ivt stok t. foreiga
and DoiBeMie Dry Goods, hye'.ber with new arrt.a i
neirly every week.dtreetfrwa Wutern eitw- nakeamy
stock fifH ami very aMrnert-?. Peranm wisbh. beaut ,u
and cheap gwde wiH Hod a M their in le rent iw . ml see
for tlieiUMlrea. Nochorge f. r .iho vntggids.
octii '
AN Oiers.ekuf fieafih .YUni. and-Mtatoa da f,ns
ofall ooIom adgrade, at W.1L CKUTCUERs.
ort , No . CehXt" -i
COLORED PLANNKLS.-OfaHcr.utes.andmujt
be efcwed mt very cbrep. AU, Seiony and Rwer a
Welch Flanebt W H. CRCTCHEK,
oct 26 . No C College st
A LA KG R aMertmeatnf fteetiemen's and Ladies nn.
denvare. - LatKee pat. Merino Ucien drew a, do Ma
nro Chemese. A ..upuiwrarMcte at very low pi-eei.
octas W. H t'RLTVIIER,
' ' N- m CoHga sf
CLOAKS, JIantfe,Stiewta.lSrarti.MuK Victoria' a
Cutr,Ac,t W.CRTtrHER-S.
cctW Ne i7 t'o'legast
)LAID SILKS AND RAW SIl,Ks.-Fro 5
. to t&l lor Drtt Pattern. W. U t kt.Tvllkft,
tztj . Na. j! tottey ft..
FIGURED asd Phih. MwOia de lAutauT all quaht.e
and wH be mU gfaatly Jwlew toe rerUvpnee. at
W.H. CRLTCHERS,
ootaS New iV Coiigst
J2j EabomlerhM, Le, adftwt, .. B.-wtif Cher
whieb Hill MaLMed nut at reduced teieeo
W. U.CRI TfllhR,
c-i ' No. 7 Crtltf sL
P'JP-T?'? r0?, Jl 'nute. at eest. Ini.
Ltas WeMfcedMiwIinsaodaJl kieds.wlHtegootii
will be sotd as low as m be bewbt at ay outr biue 12
&cy. W. R. CRI.JCHER,
octzC . ... No. 37 Celegs
JOHNK.IIUME,
LATE No. 57 College street, Naehville, raeetrnity an
nounces to bu-X(l asd ewtoaera tktU, luvtn
Mild out bis goods to Mr. Wan H . Criher, 1 4te of Beilfbrd
will still continue at the "OM Stand," with I w Books, Ac
counts. Notes, Ae, ae will expect ail wboave in arrears t.
come forward aed settle op.
I do not wish to, dot will net ifpersible. t anyone
but some who have been m anaus tamt tim, puH mutt noi
be surprised itlda. Mtl J-K. tUMK.
BK.OJIS!. K(?0.HS !-1,W eUraUrooa.
in stoie and forsale low by M'CREA A 1 ERRASS-
T Broadway'
BIiiFA-'C.V 81 LK AND SAT1W
. 5"jS-TJlwt a 9pdhl aa ortoient of Si:t
and Satin Scurfs. every varwtv of winr !.. .,.u
ootK MIERaAMcGJU

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