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rc AYEE'S
Cathartic Pill,
SUGAR COATED,)
. ABB HAKE TO
.rlv'BT "PTTW TtfllTl ATT) THE SICE.
la-slids, Patters, Mothers. Physicians, Phllaa
thropists, read their Effacts, mi jndgs or
their Virtue.
FOR THE CrEI OF
" Eeadtsha, Sick Headache, Foul Stomacho.
tt.r-.n P Ma1.1S5.
it. 8!r: I have teea repeatedly cored cf the
,e aryboiy can have, by a dose or two or
:-- . 1 ilnmieh. WBICU
Dn.J.C A TIE.
worn ticu'" ' j v .
..... . ; . ..1 tnmlDlL
your rills. 11 .eeait to arise iron, . w"' - ,h-
they c'eanse at oace. If they wiU car other a. weF "
me, the fact i wrt!t knowing. rffTBLK
Tour, with great respeetjp
Bilious Disarderi and U 1
Wasms to. ZA hn-nltal
,.. t'v. . .j ..... i:n in mr fm - .v.
vented your n.i. - e--- h,,if.te to
practice ever since yoo male tnam.ajw - . uU.
iay tbey a e the best cathartic we employ.
tn action on the Urr q tick and 7'",
the are .a adorable remedy tor deranRemenl. that
cr". Indeed. I have seldom foand a case of "
(0 owtinaio that i; did not re4ll ''e'j'i '
Fraternal y roara, A UO Zf B LI. M D.,
Dysentery, Belax and Wormi l
Post rnc. Harrm, Ur. Cp Mia.. NoVMiicine
Ib. AT: Your l ilt, are th perret-on r
Th y Lave done my wifa more jool tb-ui I en i 7
Eehmdheen ick and pinlnr away fof ,n the
to pe 000 torn at ftu epen, n j v..
then
The
dr
of vo-ir PHlt, while others aroiad
:t dcluri doctors' b.l s, and let
cured him with to dote'
. . l! 1 .ntir.ir en then
Such
a madrcla. a. youra, which. U Mtaal good Jne,t
W1U b. Prid her.. 65. J. J.
Iadirertion and Impurity of the Elood.
Vom B. J V. mm. Potior of Adeerd Church, Boston
Da. ATta: I bar ated your Pilli with extraordinary iic
ee U aiy tamii an I atnoaf th yt I a e tiled to m
dtreja. To rernUie the oivani of digsUion and poMiy
blood tbey are the very be rened I hava eer known,
ad I can conndentlT recommend them to mr fr'8".1
Yoora, J- V. UXMios.
Wiasiw, Wtomiko Co.N. Oct. J4, 1855.
Ciab fit: 1 aai ui cg vour Caihartie Pilli in my practice,
ndflod them an excellent purga ie todianee the yum
and porirythelountainio the b'o.d. n
UOUN G. MIACHAM.M.D.
Erysipelai, BcrDfala Ein?'eEvil, Tetter, Tomori
land Salt Rheum.
From a Forwarding Merchant of St. Louu, Feb. 4, 1856.
Pa. Ai: Tonr PIIU are the paraxon of all 'hat l great
la medicine TrwY hare enred m? little d lighter of nicer
one aoree upon her hnd and feet that hai proved fneurabla
for yeari. Her mother hat been long and grieTon ly af
fl cted wl'h bkitchea and pimplea 00 her f kin and In her
hair. Afer onr child waa cuied, aha ai t'M yo ir PilU,
and they ba cored her. ASA MORGRIDGJC
Rheumatiim, Keuralgia, and Oont
From Vit Rev. Dr. ff.iwken, of tte Methodist E. Church.
I'trLASKi Hocsa, SariaaiB, Ga., Tan. 8.1658.
HoaoaEoAia : I huld be BDgraie'ul for the relief our
akiil ha brouirht me if I did not report my rate to ou. A
co,d fetUed in my limb and browtht on earruiiting neural
t c paint, which ended In e ironic rhentna' in. Notwi.a
iun ling I hl the be t of phyniciaoe, the d'araso grew
wm1 worte, wntit, by lie alv.ce ot your
arent in Baltimore. Vr. MacKeoax, 1 tritd your Pi lit.
Their eflertt acre alow, hat eure. By perteveriDg in the
ase of them I am now entirely well.
PlSiTB CBiaBIB, BATOB ROCCB, I.A., 0 "ec .
Da. Ataa; 1 have been entirely cure-i Dy
our ruu i
Rheumatic trout a patniul diaeaae
for vear-
ihit h-d affltcted me
VINCENT HLIUtLU
Iornr.p.r.ri'h"' or k'ndrcd.c.'","
' plalnta, requiring ai. active purje.they are an excei-
err"-titlTrtira or Constipation, nnd
e at Dinner FilMhey are apreble and effec nal.
Ht, Nuppresaiou, Pralrl, Inlla u
mntian, and even liralne aid partial
II I indues, have been cured by the alterative action
of thete Hil . . . .
Motof thepllii In market contain Mercorv, which, al
thrath a valuable remedy In tkil fal handt, it danjrerout in
a public pi U froa tie drt-adful conteq lencet iht Ire
quentiy follow lt incant out ue. These contain no mer
cury or mineral iubitaacs w&atever.
PREPARED BT DR. J- C ATEct,
Practloil and Analytical Chamist, LowelLrHasB.1
And old holale br
liE'tkY D'JMIVILLE, Nashville.
' Et il hy . Al .
JO B OWN, and all drigc'tttin thu c.ty.
Ftt'lKKPON HAWKINS, Columbia.
T.1OMA8 A HRIClarkiviLe.
R. 0. LttRY, Hhlbyviile.
PCHtLL A BLACKUuRtt, Gallatin.
And ail dealert in medicine everywhere.
UAS. PACKARD,
June1.-4m. A Iver ttinv Agn.
PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE & WATER-PROOF
CEMENT ROOFING.
TFFnndfrsignd are pr'pared to introduce Intooaeln
Tmnegs-e W. E. CHII.DS A CO.f PATKNT ELAS
TIC FIRK AND WATf.t-l'ROOr CEMKST ROnFIVO, and
aa'tfthe attention of Architect!, Buildrrs, Railroad Com
tn!e., and the public to examine its superiority over oilier
Eoollnir.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS -hoold not rail to
examine thu Kouting, as it it better and cheaper than any
thing in urf . The material form, a hard and amooih ur
face that will rea'tt the action of the atmosphere in evpry
ciltDate. Ii ia impervioui to water, elastic, and flexible.
Ii contracts and exnanda with the changes of thea'moi
p.ere, and will neither evaporate, crack nor rot; and, as to
It'f'U'a' ili y, there it no qjniion.
It ia prarucally impvrirliahle, and will perfectfully real, t
anyordiiiary external exposure 10 fire, at ia abundantly
proved, and we will warrant it watr-proof. We will en.
rt"! to put oor RooSng on over ordinary good tbealhing,
Old tn'n-'es, tar and gravel, tin, Iiuc, ec-pper, or iron roofs
It m.-.k'tig no diffi-rence how ticep or Cat ihey may be
for aeven dnUan per one hundred i-q iare ffet: It bflng far
cheaper than any Roof of the oid style, and e are sure it
will jive better aatitfaction.
It will alao be found to be the best thing ever Invente I to
COV4V or mend old leaky tin, tar and gravel roof , or around
china DTm, acutilee, dormar windowa, and gutters, where the
tia it ratted through. This Cement can be put on to lat
as long at stone, and form a perfect adhetion to any ob
)ct to which it it applied. Tin Kooft can be parted over
(and warratiUd not to lek at two d llart and fifty rents
per hundred square fret, which ia cheaper and much bet-
le,r than aint. This Hoofing will be found to be the best
theBg for covering large Roofs where thev are exnoatvi to
fir uch as Strain Mills, aw Mills, factories. Railroad
Cart, itrulgrt, Dipjts. Kation House., Bteamboat Dckt,
and, in fact, en ry kind ol Roof where there is an external
spoturefrom fire. As the Roof ia prrfoot, without a Joint
In it, it presents n chance fur Cre to ooinmuolcata, and any
light tnbttance will burn out without igniting.
1r" Insurance OtJlcet at Cincinnati, and other places
where Child A Co.'s Cement hat been used, insure build
ings with Roofs oovtred ltb this Cement, at the same
mm a. for those covtrel with Iron, Copper or Tin
(W The Cement will be furnished to those at a distance
with d tree nont for sting.
tWm Orders sent to the nndcroigned, through the Post
cSjoe.wllibe promptly attended to
J. T. NATHCRFT,
le. 24, pruce MieeU
! TK6TIM0NIALB AND REFEREN'Ct S.
Ornca B dci its Ftits Ihhdrskci CowriWT, 1
Ciroimxati, Dec. !, IM
t w
PJlO a IX whom rr mat CKi'tiix: This it to certify that I
ravwtrxamloed 8eclmens and Roof, of W. E. Chi Ida A Co.'s
Elaek Fire and Water-Proof Cement Roofing," and be
liavw tt to be rminent.y superior to any other kind of Roof
ing In ase. I was an ee witnes of a severe trial of one of
tbee Kooft from a large volume of flame from an a 'toioing
building, which struck directly upon the roof and cornice
for nearly half an hoar. It stood the trial beyond al! ex
pectation, and saved th building, T. M. II AKf.LL,
.President Boc.eyt Blaie Insurance Co.
Ci0taxATt AesatCT Rural IiKvaaaca rVweaDT, I
February 6, ls57. f
I bave examined W. X. Cbllda A Co.'s aUalic ira and
Water-Proof Oement Roofing," atnt at far as lean Judge,
consider It a great Invention, and am willing to in-ure
buildings thus protected upon the same terms as t insur e
those severed by metal. JNO. . LAW,
A.ent Royal Ins. Co., London and UverpooL
From J. B. Bennett, General Agent of tns Ins. Co. for the
boulhern and estem busies.
' ' Citoistati, Jan. T, 185T.
Having made considerable Inquiry as to tbe merits ol the
'Patent tlastie Dement Hoofing," Introduced into mis etty
by Ubilds A Co, I Bad it to be bighlv recommended in this
city by many esctllent Judges; that It is meeting with very
ready And genersvi introduction; that Its sueriortty over
the tar composition Roofingts decided and Ireely a In itled;
and finally, I expect l adopt it fur anyaext roof, which will
p Btzt summer having Intended to aae tin, but will try
tbe virtues of the Patcut siaaue Rooting as a substitute.
Years, truly, J. B. BEN Mil.
' - Orwitiini Cib, Han abd Dttob Raiutoao.
' Child, a Co.'s Patent Cemen Ruufiag IS now used herv
Boer beat elass of Buildings. We are owrir.g our Freight
Cars with il, aud onr Alaaler Hirhanic reoorta very favur
4,bie toib w- tl. L'U0MMaiIs.U, Pres.
Omoi cr rat cbio akp miMin haiuiotD uo., i
CmctsiaTl, Jan. 1. J
Psa fta: 'n answer to your Icqsiry, in reiereneo to
enroptnioaastotheprartiraJ use of your aoof iu theeovrr
eg of cars, we may say that from our observation .we en
tertain a Tory favvrable one, o much so, that we intend
testing it itiorounh! v on rt-o's of buiiJmgt, ea s, Ae afwr
whiok we will with pleasure give you our d -lded opm oo as
to Its aJlity. Yuura,tiuly. K. LIPI'INCOrr,
bupply Agent Onto A Mi . R. L
JfJ Since the above was written, tbe Ohio and Misals
sipid Railroad bave oourac:ed For eovcnng it air ears, de
putt and bridge, between I'twlnnatl and imtoiist, with
this Cement, ounilderinf it tbe beat article Uiey have stsed
for tbe purpose.
H. 0. Loan, Pres. Ind. and Cm. Railroad.
K. sT.Pres. Wilmintrtoa and Zateavule Railroad.
A.M. FeakLea, Prrt Merchants' A Man-ifactuier.' Ins. Ct
Jas. H.Csrtxb. Agent fur .Cina Bad other haitford lea.
DktT MoaroB, Pies. Central Insurance Company.
Geo. CaaULB, President Lafayette Bank
Gao. W.tomB, Kelt ManuO, No. Id at Seot ad St.
Bil't A Voa faos No. Ci rourth at.
Kxaa HaltxT, hiaitk at., between FmirUi and F-fth.
J. oops, rai wand Draper, Fouitbst.
btrLBa baaaswiMvn, Iron foandr.
Judge . t . ttBlHAvt.
Jobs Bbiluto A Co , Dry Goods Dealert, Foorlb. it.
alrruBtti. m RaMatxaaiaa, Furuitore Alaauiatiuirare AB
isealtrs. Fourth st.
W.H. Frtwaar, BuiMrr.25 Flam U
MeaiwtreatA fiawux, Liu ttil.tv.
W . K. iscHstbolus A Co., Clark tvJls.Tenn.
aprvi Ummaaa W
BOOKS AKDSTATI0NERY.
UTEInrltetHeattenUoaof Merchacta aad Traders gsa
eraily to ear Urge stock of
School Books asd Station. fry,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
At prices which saaootlall to pleaas. Our stock el
Miscellaneous Uooks
is asto targe, aad we will eeQ at very lew mwm
noes to ttiose ttu buy to sell araia. F , .
laacaeaa wouie a well to etamlneenr
took. Vis wtR tuaka spwnal arranjrt-meMa
auppW aohewti. f irt F.NMiS A rVANS. Arau.
au ly Last aide Pwhlte haare. NaakvvUe.
Prof. HENRY WEB Ell
Teaches ma tbej
ANO AND IIV SINGING.
IHRMS 19 a SetiloB of five uoaikt two
. Loswbs every wetk, cash ftAy tuiauut, half
te pa.d ia aar mot.
. uwin rum uv. " J
eoTimen-d tatting yo.ir ri m ""u 7 " ki
pelline large quanti iei of worm. ,'r"' w-,.
r afterwards euted heraDd ojr two e .iircu w. - -
ent-rr. U'jeor our n
. . t . as n 1 r n ail . aui aa a
f LoMoosby th aiooih. $10 la ka Is adraBe.
tT OrdsrtU be kfl at VTesl'l MitMs hive,
laaltWIt
DRUGS, ETC.
J. J. BEECH,
SUCCESSOR TO BEECH, BAKES & CO ,
No. 20 College Street, Sewanee Boildiag,
NASHVILLE, TEXN.
WHOLESALB AND EF.TAIL BFALCR VX
Drnra. Medieinaa, PalnU. Gilt, Tornnentine.1
A Pouv.Glaw.GlaMware, Dy PtaSs, Perfumeriei". i
rancyArticle,Pnpporteri,Tmiei, Bmshea, Cigar, Feeds,
Fiahlnc i acie,intirnmeni,i eetn. Medical baddle liags,
Meoictne Lnena, uame vaga, mo.
A r.EXCY FOR HTCUCV RRACE1 and
jx. ramuy aiMicinea. and all the ooDnlar Patent MmII.
dneof the day.
aprillC
3. 3. BF.ECIT.
(IAJLVAV1V CHATIVPV for the core
of
nnenmatica and Hei-rone dioeatet. AlfO, Galvanic
numo lor intcireoi BDenmatism, Paralyst. Gn Ml
aervonaieoiiuy, ic aprlliU J. J. BEECH.
BAI?.. ins0T BODT FTPPOTIT'R
or BR ACE, long and familiarly known an the Bwt Brace,
and admirably adapted to the phvoietl want, of dellcetS
female. aHicted with general debility, curvatnre of the
tu, omn.iixi or appeute. dlpepia e.
Portale by aprillO j. jVbEE CH.
Tl IT KECEIVKDlcaak PoU-h and 1 ca In
u cant aKrtel aiaea. Terr
.. IQ ---rf n-u ..i4. iwi cusp miiKtng.
I . . J. J. PtfA'H.
Tl f L'STAHD in boxe a-orted .(cm and In hoik.
Rir, .e " ?r wheaUev't london Mortard,
a. r " " -Vr.... "-f"ren Ae'. ""Per Carb. Po-
V . lePPer. epic. Ctnoation. Clovet.
Mace. Nutmpffi C n. T... nu . . . .. .
-- o-, - . vuuouia.csajaa tin, e.
TfSW amr c ......
I V..ji Xl? .several tlerre. tnperfine
nrhv th. -.1 Iv ' v ; " Pu D? ''BB
.uuic.; iria I'nrt anil tf.ri.i. r: . t
april 10
mr. ,rT w"cn pronounced to be Ne Pin. Krtra.
J. J. BEECH.
JO. G, BROWN,
43 College Street, NASHYiLtl, TENS.,
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHE31ICALS, DTE STTJTFS.
TJ 1 T VT"m tt m w. . '
OIAES. GLASSWARE, PERFU
MERY, ftjie SOAPS. HAIR
AND TOOTH BRUSHES,
And all Vue Popular Patent Medioinei ojtht day.
i n i rancy uond., the stock, at usual. I. very complete.
"7en"y received large addition, consisting
a A no "Min i fcxtraet: French. Amenrsn
andOermtn Colotroe; Delluc't and I-uhln's 8acheU; Hair
a n ' "ett'' Chin aQ(1 ePr Boxes; fchell, Flno,
ii. vottids, ac.
m:i:im sn:in m:i:uh!
1 HO RCSHELS Kentucky Blue Gra. stripped;
XIJ TU) do do do do clean;.
150 do Herd. Grass;
10 barrels pure Timothy. '
- A I 8 O -
LAADKErH 3 GARDEN SEEDS. A generol as-
CABBAGE SEED, -10 lbs. large Dram-heaJ Cabbage:
10 . F at Uofrh ( ii.htr
ASPARAGUS R03U. Two years old, grown by Mr.
E. Tnsbue
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. Very fine yarletles from
Mr. Henrt l-iver.
WYANDOT PR0LITTC CORN-Which vle!rf, from 1 6
In Vnk.rMl. I. ik... . r. n
. ,i VU. . "KUW.li'll,
teoi' 43 Coll?e Ptr-et
STOE WAKE of every description,
frbl JO. G.
BROWK.
KTIKT'S COLORS
l tion, at
in
tubes of every de cr-p.
(Ml.filllS ATiU E.TIPIIci: WATERS
siays on band, which I receive uirect from the Springs.
' JO. . BUtlWN.
L"OK Till: II IK. Mrs. Allen's Reatorer;
A? Wood's Restorer;
Inierson's Re(orer;"
Barrv's 'I ricopderour
Clinhngh's 1 ricopheroas;
liogle's Fluid.
tebl, jn. o. PROTrt,.
: Iff I I Mt I i;it, A very Suirior article
aVJ made by Barclay, Perkins A Co , in plots and qnartt.
frhlT J . o. BROWN.
CI Oil 1,1 V Ell OIL. 5 grosJust received,
pared by Uedeman, Clai k A Co.
Pre-
Mil 7
JO. G. BROWN.
t.imtM.i;ilAI.A WHISKY. A verysupe-
nor ariicie. euaranteea to be Dure.
f":bll Jf). G. BKOWV.
OI.I'K M(!K IVATI'.lt.
1 ' pint bottles, lor tale at Louisv
In ha'f barrels and
it
Louisville prices
JO. G. BROWN,
G. W. HENDERSHOTT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BIZU G GMST.
IB receiving a general assortment of Pure and Oernuin
IMtl .s ami n ninvrs.
m . . . . . .
TtrriDiM as do re as anv told in thltcitv. or anvoth.r.
fact it it only necessary to say none but the best Medicine
are onerea.
Pure Chemicals various brands,
Fresh Line Juice,
Cod Liver Oil,
Congress Water,
Btredwh Leeches,
Breast Pntrps a new and convenient article.
Syringes some new kindt,
Fancy Articles some of the mott beautiful kinds,
llo os. Pure tfulph. Quiuine, bought for cash and will b
sold very low.
Gat Meal.
Tea. various kinds also a lot of Canton Teas, so mneb
uimicu io fcijin maraei.
Very fine assorted Htock of Perfumery.
Wines, Brandies, Gin, Ac, for Medical us..
For sale by O. W. HKNUKRSHOTT.
PH '.. Cor. Cedar st. and Square, Nathrille.
A:?.:.lc.J
UKUG8, MEDICINES, D Y E-STUFPg.
PERFUMERY, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,
BRUSHES, WHITE LEAD, Ac,
Corner of Broad and Market St,.
N IKIIVIEI.i:. TK.H".
I" HATE cntittantlyon hand, alarge and well selected stoci
I o-tthe above articiet. together with a large aaortment ol
Fancy articles-all of hich U offered for sale on the most
accommodating terms
Alum, S.lHiO pounds;
Arrow Root, HlO pounds, Bermuda and Florida,'"
Brimstone, fW) pounds, refined:
Castor oil, giKi ration.:
Copperas, 2(1 barrels. Prime Green;
Cream Tartar, 6 barrels;
Gum Camphor, 100 pound.;
Indigj, fMtO tiounds, Fine to Common:
Madder, l,Ki pound., first quality
Ptiper Carb. Soda, dKKi pounds Prime:
Flour Sulphur, fWK) pounds.
All of which is offered at the lowest prices.
'nM A . TT. Rouonw.rv,
W M.8TBW4RT.
w w.owm.
STEWART & OWEN,
maj tAt it KS.KIt OF
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
NO. 14 MARKET STREET.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
1 1 AVINO returned to ourold stand, from which we were
A A driven by fire, we are now prepared to attend to all our
eld customers and a. many new ones as will favor as with a
eall. Our house has been rebuilt upon an improved plan, af
fording ns etend-d facilitiea. Our
Worlt Slior
Is now capacious and ex lea.ive,
gency. Our
e, and adequate tuevi
veryemer-
k STOIIE HOOMS
Are large, and especially adapted to our purpose. We bave
in store, and are coaMantly receiving, ample supplies of
SIovcr, Wares, and (.rates
Main and Kname ed MatBLsixro !.. Msbtlkm and Gsbdbb
PraTraa; and in short, everything usually kept in similar el
tabltahu.enls. Ourassortment of Stoves ehsllengeseompetiticn.comprlt.
log every style apd variety. We have the
Wrought Iron Cooking Stove,
Among others-en article which is in great demand.
an ."S! ,h. ,rd'' D ,ot retil. border,
Welnvitelheatipntlnnnr.il,.- . .
IngouTMlve. to vs 7M.r7.Zr,mmamal'
STkWART A0WF.N,
' No. 14 Market st.
march to
, KOBE KEW GOODS.
VV . rectrivd prr.teamer Harmonlat
i ukbcu i.a Kite, ri.a rroKM SCAI.ES
4 " HATCH'S COPNTER do; '
24 M Asaoried OiiErs a ani l v
Together with a large asaortroen of HOLT.OTJ0 VIST
Wholeaaleor RetaiL W e have alao the mott ettentlv. and
well srlrcted asuortment of Oookicg and Heating STtiVES
tft Ka liiiinil It, il.. (i . . . ..... . . . .
JlcCM lti:, HI CK CO.,
Tin Plate and Sheet Iron Workers,
NO. 13 MARKET STREET,
I jaw; alwsyson hard Tin Pl.t. Sh.at tmn Ttnn.A
11 Copper kiveU. CasUngs, Parlor and Chamkr Uralea,
Stoves, I in Vtare and acomptete assortment ofar.kls aa-
any arpi in our lire.
Gountry Merehao'e are reooetted to eall and examine
ear Hioct be'oie pi'rehalne elaewherv. a. . ara
to fill their their bllia upon as good terms as any house out
West.
ICCT received, a lot of Superior Floor SceUa. Also, Plat
form and ('ouster Scale.. ianv' McC. B. A CO.
A
FINK lot of Catunp of all patterns on hand at
jani McC. B A Co.
Uf X are now making Wrought Iron 8tov?s a little bet
ter than any house In tbe United Mates.
Janfl
oO. B. A CO.
I JOOflNO, GufU-nng and a 1 kinds of Tin, Sheet Iron,
-a tr
and Copper Work done In the
Btosl worStuaa lia.
manner, and at theahoricst notice by
)eit
McC. B. A CO.
BY THEIR FRUITS SHALL YE KNOW THEM!
OLD FIRMS AND NEW FIRMS t
HAVE YOU A II EK RING SAFE?
Iluf kafttre) It tet) l.titat
KIAXLT A D 'Zm FIRE A PAY ARB OCfiCRRISa
TalkflunOl T Hi tMED fTAlIi,
JT MAY SS TOCJt TVRX KlITt
TRIUMPH OF BERRINQ S SAFES
In 1855.
Great Fire at Lyehbarf , vWo'a, Janaa-y t. Saved
tooaa. Papers aad Moaey J. H. Tnoaapson A te.
Great Fre at Ler y, Kw Terk, Jaaaa r U, Saved Boc-ka,
P.ltrs aad Mwoey 4. U. Faesmaa
Fire ai thaw boy, Cwoaeet'est, rettrsary 8; Saved Bo kt;
Papers aaa Moaey Eaoo A tr. tbera.
Eaitoaetrevt rVt.N.tr York, F.tsraary 10; Savwd Bookt,
ftNri aad Moaey J. M. Fairt hlld A Ce.
fire at avoateneart courty. Vlrgiaa, Febniary , laved
Bevka, Papvr. aad Meaty Jooe. A Maw
Fire ta It.ary ftrt. N tw Tori, Marab it. Saved Bmokt,
Paperaaad Moretr nt'arrsngtoa aad Doefberty,
Ursa Fee hi Mie.ll., March It, tared Books, Fsperi aad
Mooey W. M. f rtwaou.
Uteat Pirw ia tufas, Peaatyivaala; Saved Baoka, Pa
pert and Money -a. sr. a.Vr.
Great rirealfevertha,,, Me? fl; fcaved tkxAt,
Papt-r. aud Meewy Fa cua.r, t-iaauaaa. A i
. e at Mot..t 'U. Ca. U, Jaly ; cTd Booka, Pa
ptrr aad Mottey J. W. aos.ruMt.
Hwoung af Hecarr's khha, Wre4I.B, Or la bar 11: Saved
Bo.At. Paper, aad aate, a arwhr.
Ti e M.brure a the eat, pwsMis ra this Plita aa
tho leso to M" ltka.Rlbu'i PATaar CUaMFIoM aIJS,
warrattlol U rcasM tu.irs rs Uaa aey sum Enalrs, mm ta
ate. JJuAtMIa a wlLbON.
1 1857.!
IflPSOM i C
IMOW OPEWItMC.
KICII SILK ROBES,
with three Volants.
RICH SILK ROBES,
with two Volants.
Eobes a la Disposition;
MAGNIFICENT
Beautiful Orgraaidic
MEV ESVIBBQIOERiES
n. w wm- a fWi M AAAf1
HTflH T.AllH. I'tIiIIIIS
Xvi. vXL 1 1 1 J JLi UVUiVU)
mien white;
SILK MANTLES;
BLACK LACE MAXTLE8;
FLOUiCED
HCOP SKIRTS,
ETC., ETC.
Mnttlnrrs ! .llntlinss ! I
IRISH LINENS.
HOUSE-flllSiiliiG GOODS
Dlnnimotli Stock ot
H
s
It
ii, ttl
BARGAINS! BABSAINS! BAEQAINS!
THOallPSOIV .& CO.,
Tl
SHMD LWRTATION
B1MGB
ROBES
HAIR SKIRTS,
XO. 50. COLLEOS STZSET.
a AT t,ttT4f.
MILLINERY GOODS.
FANCY BONNETS, PICNIC HATS
J AND . -
Millinery Goods.
FHE most exquisite stylet of the season, fry
jest received per last iteomers from En-
rose. :.:.,
Vvtm ,h. nT.nM..4.tt Ml.nniff, tra htTS received
this reason the great competition notwithstanding, for thts
has Inlly established the reputation of onr house ahd n
rreavd onr trade 0 per eenU. and fcave made larga ad ii
tion. to oar stock, which is now more select ia design than
anytime this season. ' . "
tu-h Flowers, lsdjs, that wl'J delight yoo, and the En
gire Gipsey Hats so tewitehicg. Call soon, as thUia oar
last stock for this season, and will soon be sold out
Our stock of Straw and Fancy Goods, Embroideries, o.,
consists of
1,000 rich Parts, Bnral and Fancy Booets, imported stylei:
H O cat.es Hair, Sugal Bond Lace Bonnets?
25 casts English Straw and otherplalo stvles; .
S doxen imported Imperial Chip Ponnets;
87 Carton's of Paris Flowers, for bonnett, partiea and
brider, . .
. .7 Carton's of Paris Ribbons, for bonnets Jand dreta
trimmings;
60 dosea Hoop Skirts, bone and steel, extra bone, Ac;
40 dozen Spanish and French Fans;
8U dosen Parasols, assorted quality;
Rich Black Bagal Lace Mantillas and materials .
Bugal Gimps and Laces, white, blond and Matese;. ,
Black Bngal Collars and Setts, for mournint.
Oor stock of kmbroideries is noton'y beautiful bat eke p,
consisting in pirt of Rich Maltese Work, Muslin, Jaconet
fietts, Collars of Honiton Work, Muslin. Maltese and Jaco
net Cnder-nleeves, Worked Bsnds, Fsrit Imbroidered
Handkerchiefs. A fine line of Paris Mitts, Kid Gloves and
Flastic Belt; Ladies fine end medium Csbbaa Port Monica
The Bonnet Comb and new ety'es of Tuck and Redding
Combs, with many Fancy Goods, tot numerous to mention,
will be told at a great redaction in price.
I trust to receive the same liberal patronage extended to
me for the past thirteen years, and shall endeavor, by po
lite attention, punctuality and honesty of purpose, to com
mand a continuance.
E. WISE, Agent,
may20 No. 46 Union St. next door to ft ate Bank.
Spring Opening.
MARCH, 1857.
ft?
IHiilill
BIRS.S.M. LLOYD,
Fashionable Silk and Straw Milliner,
NO. 10 CEDAR ST.,
WOULD respectfully inform the Ladles of Nashville and
vicinity, that she hss Just returned front the Esst
with a large and handsome stock of French M illlnery Goods,
all of the newest styles and fashions, selected by herself
My stock in part eonsbtsof Ladies fancy Bonnets, all kinds.
French Lsce Bonnets, II sir and lace Bonne's, Lace and
TufCan, Blond Ponnets, Blond and Uair Fnglish Soft Straws,
Misses' and Children's Blond Flats, Leghorn Hats. Coburg
Flats, Boy's Hats, Trimmed and Uotrimmed, of all kinds.
I RIBBONS.
A beaotiful assortment of Bonnet Ribbons of all kinds,
vnch as French Crape Ribbons, Velvet Ribbons, Watered
Ribbons, all kinds, Sash and Belt Ribbons, and Trimming
Ribbons of all sorts.
FLOWERS-
A large lot of Bonnet Flowers, of all kinds, tush a. Blae
Crape Flowers, Second Monrning Flowers, Wreaths, Roses
and Tinsel Drops, in gnat variety.
EMBROIDERIES. ...
A handsome assortment of Embroideries for Ladles, inch
as Lace and Worked Collars, Mal'ese Lace Collars and
Chemitetts, in sets, Bngle Lace Collars, Jseonett and Swiss
Flonnoirg and Fdging,all kinds, Ladles' Black and White
Silk Veils, Kid Gloves, all colors, Pio-N'e Gloves, Ac, and
other articiet of Ladies' wear too numerous to mention.
Now, I.adiet, is your time to get a handsome and fashion
able bonnet cheap. Do not be nnder the impression that
Union street is the only place vou can get a handson e and
fashionable bonnet. Call at No. 10 Cedar street, and yoo
will see that the goods are equal to any in the city. I can
sell you bonnets from 2 00 to A24 00, in fact, cheaper
than any other store in the city.
Remember, mv opemncr will be on the Vlst. All orders
for cleaning, altering tnd retrimmlng shall be punctually
attended to. and none in a superior ttyie
N. B. Ladies Hair and Straw Bonnets cleansed and al
tered mil
STRAW, HAT AND BONNET
W MANUFACTORY, Q
MILLINERY AND BLEACHING
iisTAUiAisiiMra.'r.
r OtTIS F. PLSSIHT takes this method of In
J forming the Ladles and Gentlemen of NaahviPe sod
viclnitv that he has established, at No. 18 Cedar street.
Straw Hat and Bonnet Manufactory, Millinery and Bleach
ing Establishment where he keeps constantly on hand t
large and attractive assortment ot Straw Bonnets and
Huts, of various sizes and descriptions. As I manufacture
thee poods I feel confident thst I can sell them cheaper
than they can be bought ehewhere in Nashville. Ladies
and Gentlemen are respi-ctfuHy solicited to call ank ex
amine my stock. I sm also prepared to cleanse, bleach
and dye ail stvles of Ftraw Gools. I have a large stock of
Fancy Straw Druids, to which the attention of Ladies and
Gi'ntlemen desiring Goods made to order is e.n- eUlly In
vited. march28 3m
TVise's Emporium of Fashion
SELLING 40 TO 50 HATS PER DAY!
Mo Trouble for ladies to make Selections
as at other Establishments!
T ELL, if Paris Millinery Establishments can surpass
v v Wise's on his first rarly Spring opening of Fancy
Bonnets and Millinery Goods some two weeks tince, it
must indeed be a 1'arad se of Fashion. But why should
the not he equal, at he has his Agent thereto forward
stvles and fashions by every steamer.
It is astont-hing to see that the large stock opened on
the f rst ioxtant, has a 1 gone forth to adorn his fair lady
friends in every part of Tennessee and A'abama: and he
rrw rives notice to his cit7 trade that he has now the most
magnificent, exqi.isite. select, and styiish Stock of Hats and
Miinnery t.oods. of the season, consisting of over 800 rich
Chip and Fancy Bnnneis, not to he surpassed In the World
of Ka-hion. fo rail foop, as they have been moving out fast
on co'd f'avs, and cow that It is plraant weather, they will
go in a hurry As this Is the grandest stock of Goods ever
exhibited by him, he trusts to receive that compliment froa
bis lady Mends. April 19.
UIIOM SlLi: AND RETAIL.
MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
Li
NO. 30 UNION STREET.
CHOOKr.ll is now receiving and opening Ml
Spring Stock of
!IVXilll ncry Goods.
Merchants snd Milliners will frd it to their Interest to
give him a call, as his stork is for superior to any kept In
the citv. As every cne knows what constitutes a complete
assortment of Millinery Goer's. It is useless to enumerate
srlicl r. It is enongh for his lady customers to know th tMrs
Crooier selected this stork, and with a view to he Inter
ests a"d taMe of their natrons. The public may rely upon
beirg honestly dealt with, as be does badness in his own
name. marchSIB
CHATTANOOGA FOUNDRY
MACHINE WORKS
THOMAS WEBSTER,
. PROPRIETOR,
Lata matterKeehanie of tho Haahvillt and Chat-
taioogaEailrcad.
8 PREPARED to execute all ord rs In hit line of bnai
1 nrss at the shortest notice and on the most accommo
oattog t.rms, vis :
STATIONARY STEAM ETtGIKES AND BOILERS
From on to one Hundred Horsa Powers,
ZflS ISO ANV MILL MACJIISERY,
Of every description.
ALL XIS-DS OP WATIR PIPES AND PDUP
OASTIKTG-S,
Car Wheels, Frcrt. Cwitchea, aad all klndi
It AI I.UUAn CASTINGS IIKASS C
Hor Powers, Ibrethlng Machine, Forglngi of erery
nption.
BB1D3E ASD CAR BOLTS.
Theun lertigned l also manufacturer of and agent for the
tale of (.lark's celebrated
WHEAT AND CORN MILLS,
For particulars, see advertisement balow.
Part eu!ar attention paid te the repair of Locomotives
and Care.
1 he hirhett eatk pricies will be paid br old Brat, Copper
and taaun.t, on delivery.
THOMAS WEBSTER.
BtrrBtwcBa:
T. K. Stevenson, Presiatni ti. m 0L aad North-western
Ra 1-oada.
H I. Anderson, B pe rlateident !f. A. C. R. R
James II. Grant, Res. Engineer
A Andereoo. Tenn. A Ala. and Kdgeleld
A Kv. Raiu-aada.
P. H. Martvarv. Prest McM. A U. R. R.
P. 11. Coffee, est pt
A. R. AoOeruoa, Er)., Man eh aster, Ten a.
Celebrated Flouring Hill.
Grind ng aed Bolting at m single opera mo. t' Inch
Stone-Price 175 wil turs out bd bbk, prr day. SO in. h
Stt.nt PrW $tC0 will turn out 41 boa) per day.
1 h XII, I It the cheteat, saeat simple, durable an 4 cotw
pv-t, rrqu'iiag lts power, I a. attention, aa4 watts a
Urgr yield and bst'rr qua Ity ef Fsoar, Lkaa asy e her
in use or aw sale. Mills cat be soea ruauug ai Kicgitca,
Tena.
We sUMtBaaar.etnr a very tupertur Cora and Feed Mia
Bpoa l' lams prac; la.
If any waa wdi fttrwi.h me the power, ta list I eaa ran a
I) loohp illet dtimesaaioata,wiU t inch baud, t wd. pit
ap tne Mill sod nia it i dap. If be wtH Eanai.it ate at mitcb
bal at I can grind ia that state, al II per be -ho) and
t. th. Foi-rat 4 par bbUl wtit tire b.a, tke Mdi for the
eat prufl t, .Her pasiag foe the Wheal aad all tbees.Bae
ef ratiBing, end stave the Mul ta aa goe repair aa tt was
at tbe beta4Cf. AaWeae
. 1BOS.B MeFLWFF,
,. . A tVaa,Tea.
ResVreseee as te iwepcBtJVrrity Atbeos, Cbattaaooga
aad Kv-gviaa. .. IJaae L-tUsaJ
IiiiiWil
Paintintr Establisliment-
BUILDCRS, HooMheldera, Ac- are reqae1d la Ukt
tire tbaa site tuutatgtMsi, ba.tag esade tbe B no.ua ary
ariaogrMMota, aad istevred the aervKes ef eoaspcuot
wvrkasee, te aw prewared e take
LARGE CONTRACTS
la tbe Baa ef hie vweatiwa , tw alt He vartotts braaclea.
la tbe atrtmrianeM of UoVtt pAl flSti. tne euheeHber
Is prvpared te efactttai enta the grwaiest pr 'Wuaa., aff
sudirata, kvwe.er tarrv, wutck stay be tre4?te. a, asttle
and ters&e waica cra tel (all ta give aauafMtkoe.
He w at prvpastse te at rest, an aaaaaee ef ltisj A!"
CASAMlNTALrAISriltttikAl!.iSG anaxhl:j.
tVtrteg ta that tWpartateat tatewred tbe tervtre of tbe aiaat
es pei eed etpwr essostw truu,
1 a. waa tt rttt) imm4 f eraeae bavtBf wrt la tie
liae te girs bum a s4 btaue aaaAtag taal nijt.cu,
' . T. iLatiibtJ, -
We. I a a rt,blea Caerrr ea4 aatastcr.
avareal'fU
V ALLS-AJ0 Wi ktaibraaOa, M'
t AU ..,-'. (itiry. LOri A CO
ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
From tbe Newspaper Advertising Agency of JAMES X.
DUDPEiUPGE, No. 14 Second S tree., 8T. LOUIS. Mo.
G. & C. TODD & CO.,
Ho. 212 If. Haia St., Corner of Morgan,
. ST. LOUIS, MO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
LEATHER BELTING,
- : French Eurr Mill Etones,
PORTABLE GRAIN MILLS.
DKALIRMS - . "
Rubber Belting. Lacivg; leather, Eo, Steam
Packing', Bolting Cloth, Screen Wire and .
Mill Material, penerally.
PRICE3 OK LEATHER BELTIJiG-OAK-TANNED.
,aa j .
s o, o c my j a
.Is 8 os I? - 8
. i 5 v"
e. s a.
1 In. - Tc. 10 In. 88 1-9 in. t Ac.
IV " 1 1X " ST I 8-16 " ! 6
J 14 H " 14 " I 8
SX" u 19 WX " 5 , 8 " i
t - n 1 " 1 ! : 13 " 1
8V 2 18 M 1 S j 9 8 " SO
4 " 80 14 1 84 8-4 3
4!' " 8t 15 " I 46
6 8S 1 1 M
f4 " 41 U ' 1 70
6 M 4 IS M 1 83
)f M 1 19
T " 55 80 " 2 10
1 " 60 21 " S 2
8 " P5 it u 2 RS
FX " TO 23 M
9 M T5 24 2 6 I
Svf " so
Doubls ielti, Double Price, (made to Order.
marchlT ly'
U. SPORE, j
101 FOURTH ST J
(TEHST 3BTJXT t-DINGS
St. Louis, 31 o.
I TAKE p'easure in informing the Jorers of tbe Fl?
Abtb that my nock of Artists' Materials, Engraving
etc.. etc, is full and ourrp'et-! nd aa to variety or qua
ity cannot be surpassed in the West.
Artists tnd Amateurs, may depend upon slwavs flndic
at this establishment CRAY0NS,CRYON PAPER, WATE
COLORS, Ac, Ac Orders promptly filled. Goods car.
fully packed nd sent to any part of the country.
W Remember the place, No. 101 Fourth street, (Te
Buildiner,) Pt. Louis. Mo.
marchit dtopCW6rn JAMEjfSPORE.
BOER HAVE'S
HOLLAAD BITTERS
rna celebrated Holland remedy fob
DISEVSi: OF THE KIDXEYS,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
"WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,
FEVER ATJD AGUE,
And tbe various affections consequent upon a disorder
NTOIMACII OH I.IVril,
SU0H AS Indigestion, Acid'ty r.f the Stomach, Colicky
Pains, Heartburn, Losof Aiipeti'e, Despondency, Cos.
tiveness. Blind and Hlerding files. In all Nervous Kheu
matic, and Nenra'gic Affections, it has, in numerous in
stances, proved highly beneUcial, and in others elected a
ecided cure.
This is a purely vegetable compound, prepared on strict
ly scientific principles, after the manner of the e-hrbrated
Holland Prrifes or, Botrhave. Because ot its great success
in most of the European State., its introduction Into the
United States was intended more especial y for tho'e of oor
fatherland scattered here and there cvt the face of this
mighty country. Meeting with prest success among them.
I now offer it to the Ameolcan puldic, knowing thst its
truly wonderful n.ei'lciosl virtues mutt be acknowledged.
It Is psrticulnrlv retomrrended to those persons whose
constitutions may have been irrpired bv 'he coiitinnout
nse of ardent spir t-, or other forms of dissipation. Gen
erally instantaneous in effect, it finds its way directly to
the seat of life, thrilling and quickening every nerve, ra's
ing up the drooping spirit, snd, ia fact, infusing new health
and vigor in the svt'em.
NOTICE. Whoever expects to find this a beverage wl
be disappointed; but to the sick, the weak and low spirited,
it wi!l piove a grateful aromatic cordial, possessed of sin
gular remedial proper tie i.
,V A V T I O Ti .
The great popularity of this delightful Aromaha. Induced
many imitations, which the public should srnard against
purchasing. Be not per uadrd to buy anything else until
you lave given Boerhave's Holland hit'ers a tmrir al.
One bottle will eonviuce you bow infiniely si peiioritis
to all these imitations.
tST Soid at 1 per bottle, or s'x hoflet for f 5, by the
SOLE PROPRIETORS.
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR:, &C0.,
tjmCrACTTB'XO
PHARMACKUTIST3 AND CnEMISTS,
?ittstoursli7 JPcim
Sold by Drue gists general y ihrouthoat ibe United States
and Oantd..
t-y Sold in N.shrltte by
EWIN LR0TI1ERS, ' holtwU Agent.
Wm Sold also, by
fR. A. Tf . ROSCOE,
J. j. h:kch,
Bpr2dAW1y And by IfrvggifUgeneniUy.
1857. METROPOLITAN STORE. 1557.
w. a. & j. g. McClelland
ARF now In ret'rd of the tarrt't snd most merniftcent
Stock of Sprine Ooorts, It has e'er been their plrata-e
to off- r to the trrt. selected wl'h great care from first
class Impor'lng Itou et of the Atlantic eitftw. from our
long experience la the retail buMnes In Na-hville being
the oldest established Arm io the citv we fel evrry eonfl
d'nee in tivlnc that we a'e prepared to offer le eah or
punctual bayert greater Induce tents than they can find
elaeoherr.
(ar.tock is ma-le uo of the reet fovehlea, mest de
sirable Myles, and of the be.t Fabrlcaof the Season. Alive
ak of bu.er. i- te giveour.t-;k a earefd esa ainat on, o
satisfy tbemselvei tl at they cansae money by baying
from as.
Our Stock a too large and comprises toe much variety te
enumerate generally.
Silk r.ooilt.
Onr Slock of Fancy Prose Silke I. unl oally large and at
tractive, in prics ranging front fifty cents per yard to fifty
dol'ars aaiP-'n.
Ia black Silk, we have all 'he best msket in Geo de
leine. Lu,teingt, Bona and Metro 17 Tt'l.ta, which it
areoHering at loer prioes (has caa be hai at any other
bouse.
French Orgamlies antl Miiliti.
We have the med e'eeant stock of Frenoh Organdies ia
tbe market at ve Tf low pi-ic..
Elegtnt Fren -h tirgandl artl MaHa obee.
Mu. nt and J-oi'tm endiete variety, cheaper tbaa
ever odared in Ihit market
Mourning Goods.
We have ver thmr eo sn'.m In thu t.;, trr-nnt
While Good, lniliroiderie), c,
Io thit line we knoe w have the laitttl tti mad ma.
plete varirf j to he found in the ciir. and at brrei eaceed-
it-slv loe.
We have many kia 1. of White Roots, mtnafactartl to
erler exeitsively hr ear oea sa ex.
Linen, Daiuaaka, Towels, Kc.
W'e have .11 the bH ma.t la thess rood la treat va
riety and at a'tenahlot low onoet. vr h e a t nail lot ef
thete Patent tia -lie coob Ua.ua for La. I rs wear.
Curtain Goods, &C, &r.
Sa'ln I aiaea, t'nloo Damaks. Lsee snd Kmbroidared Mas.
lie Curtains, Window ei aJe, very fine, Drugrrti, Matting!
Parnsoltand Shndea, i
We bav the bett stork of PAratolt, Shades, I
Ate.
aad L'mbreUaA
erir teen la tht anarket.
5,000 Dozeu llosierr.
We bave io siore the '.anreOl anJ immi elraant B'oek af
Hosiery ftrenm ibis maraet. la tilt Ub. rUnial. Laew.
and Cotuso.for La.lca, Miuet aad Coitdrea. Maa aad belt
ebeaper tbaa ever kaoe.
Dasqtie.
whiteand Kaf PUi'ie aad ttrd iaotea tHr Btwieeo.trlth
LUee ani CitJH Frtneas aad Sfiiiie Ooaoa Ga too a tar
Trnaalcf.
aprua vr. a. A 1. a. MeLtLLASO
X J. O- TJ3 O
PERPETUAL XIME KILN.
THIS KILi will bora famr htuvlred besbele ef Li ate
t'oca tobkb. if good alone, le tnraal te owe thoauad
bashels uf slac.ed luaei ta twaaty foar kaan, vita leer
eordt of wood, atd it MrpeUai la iU .per alios, ta Itaae
being draws once ia three to six boars, from Ue btvte, aad
replenished as the lep of tbe eupota. That it bat the r-
dsaar; erert dt capa'y ef the lus, aa bat bwea abaat
aol y dVmos.iraud bv these already la pratKia. tt
ei.a makte mact beuor uote traa tkat bawe4 la tbe ee.
ttiaary war. aU tae euaa beiaf perteeUy aaraei.
Ass Baoiter of r.itao.e cruauts tts ike tsapttoity ttl
Ibe Riln, sad aay .lii.r iaferava'ioa ia relereaee te
will kg luraatrl, on app,teaiia by l.it.r r txAerwiae, te
tbe setwrrker, ue Is aseot foe tbe aa.e ef rtgbta aaaptta
tog ap ttuut ia Iks aiAie e I.aatsme.
- J. A. AUCHAinjsit'.
MeM'tt,,. Tie. Jta t. ,1,'T. aa.St taa
- C. H. STEWART,
Wholesale aud iletatt
CHOiCli A onTJSM 31tHCillf(
0. 41 SR0APWAT, BAS3VILLR.
pr Tbe blgboat UaU iff paid f Ceeoirw Pre.
iiMAla-ia;A.L. -a 1 lm.: sWWlp
'"' '""sbswF li-Jiwifi LA.i'Bltttstsasswassswaa
ss Cnffr
STEAMBOATS & SHIPS.
From Charleston to ISexv York,
Twenty-Five Dollars.
gg $25. ggf
niTEl) ST.lTr TTAII. LINK.
NEW T0RX AND CHARLESTON STEAM
PACK LTi
Through in 43 to 53 Hours.
SEMI-WEEKLY,
THE NEW STEAM SHIP COLCMBIA.1SO00 tons, M. Berry,
NASHVILLF,1S00 (ons T. D. twan.
JAMES ADGER, 100 tons 8. C. Tarner,
MARION, 1 .AOO ton. W.J. Fwter,
SOUTHERNER, 1,000 ton L. M. MCKRAV
LEAVSS AdrT's Wharves every WEDNESDAY and
8ATDRDAT ter the arrival of the cars from the
Sooth and Wes Tnbles scppliei ai'.h eve'j hixary.
Attentive and courteous commanders wiR insure travelers
by this line every possible comfort and accommodation.
Cabin Pasage $23
Steerage, 8
App'y to
UEN'ttY MI3SR00N A CO, A rents,
May 2. Casta enron, S. C.
Cabin Passage to Aew York
Weekly United States Mail line. '
THE NEW AND cPLENDID SIDE-WHEEL 8TEAM
SHtra A 14. 1 NT A lOOtons Capt. M. 8. Wdopbcu,
I I. (HI I It.. l.SiiO tons Capt. Isaao CaowtLL
ALAUAillA, 1(10 tons Capt. G. R. Scaaaci
WILL LIAVBSAValTSia
EVERY SATURDAY.
These ships are among the largest on the coast, unsur
passed in speed, safety or comfort making their passages
in') to 60 hoars, and are commanded by skillful, careful and
polite officers. Having elegantstate-roomaccommodationt
they -Ifer a most desirable conveyance to New York.
Cabicfciaseage to New York. 25
Steerage passage toNew York , 8
Agents: PADELFORD, FAY A cJ., 8a ran o ah,
SAM'L L. MITCUILL, 18 Broadway.
iar.2' N.vYnr'c
Eeduction in Freights !
b : :
WEhisrethe pleasure le annonnce that the Railroad
tve reduced their freights via Cnni.tTO. We
also congratulate the people of Tennexsee that in a very
short time, the Car. will pass from this pliee to Atlanta
without breaking bulk. This route will then be at least two
davs in advance of Savannah.
Take particular notice that we roawaan bvxbt this
xT us, destined for the interior, at the very !ow rate ol
V2c for ordinary packaus; and that vi ktsignas avtar
thiso, thereby securing to you, always, at least four times
or commLsio
Wa PAT BO IIUS CstLKfU WS g!IOW THXT ARB BIGHT.
The Railroad Agents, both at Savannah aad Charleston,
DO ROT aSASURB.
Our expense-bills are paid tere, therefore yoo need not
remit.
We also send you dnpllcates of onr bills. We never let a
package lie over here.
W'epav strict personal attention to onr business, and
no'hinv shall ever he wanting, on onr part, to promote tbe
in'erest of all who patronise us.
W'eare now co tending against two mighty Corporations
we ask the puLI.c to sustain us and if our work is not
done as well, and our bills le-s than theirs, then take it
from us and give it to them.
Any information about lost goods, and any thing pertain
ing to the business, cheerfully given.
RRfXB TO
Messrs. W. H. Gordon A Co., Nashville;
" Gardner, Shepherd A Co.
" Cook. Batly A Co.,
" Mchol, Green A Bally,
Morrison A Co., "
" Strict I. r, Ellis Co.,
" A H. Hicks A Co.,
" W. W. Kerry A Demovllk,
" Clieatham, Watson A Co , "
And last, but not lrat, our rood old friend, John Cald
well, Esq., President of the S. C.R.S, Char e'ton.
J-in23 p. WTATT A CO.
WHOLESALE HOUSES
Ijfite rivals!
Wa have recently receivai oar Sa-oai Parchaia of
Boots & Shoes, flats & Straw Goods,
And can now offer to Merchants bayinj" la this
market an extorsive stock of
FRESH AND DESIRABLE G30DS.
.AKu.rn, MirriiF.it n a Co.
trafS
ALLISON, .AXDERSOX & CO.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
TTE beg leave 'o cll the attention of the Trade to the
v very LARGE trD'TIO which we are dail. making
to our present stoik hr the fresh arrivals of NKW fiOoDS.
direct frc-n the Ka-tcrn manufict' rer anl Importer, se
lected b onr psfni-r, Mr. Mrl.snahan, now in tlat mar
ket the s..n I tin-e t'is lea-on The addifon. now maVlnv
or -isii pie l.nodti. lanic' ISrrtiti r:nnitt.
White toods.. I'm broidr-riea. I rfa.
I rim mints, llosierr, lilsrrs. Vatrtttiioa.'
r tornnfr w'n a iirin int r Oeriit fummer Hear and
llt'llil J mud tlollilnaT o cur prmtent .tocV.
mate, an aswirtmen very a-ire anu comoie'e tor ihit sea
son of the year, and well adapted tt the M tv and June
trade. Tho- wishirg New aiivks or de-ire additions matte
to their present one wnn'd do w.l! to give us a eall before
luring elsewhere, and as we do not wish to eirrv over any
of our present stock, will offer inducement, tit purchasers.
ALLISON, A!MlKRSON A CO.,
apr2, Cll No. 41 Publie Fq iare
TH'. IIXIX.
WM. S. SttllS.
APAM 0. ADAVH.
T. Y. EAIa IIS afc CO.,
Importrra and Wholcaule Dealrra In
DSY GOODS,
SISIIVILLL'tTKXX.
Wa hare now In store a superb stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER
Gr O O 13 sS
a ahich wl'l be found some of the mott tasty GOODS for
L.LIIIRH AtJU CJE"k TLLJIt'31
ever offerei In Nashville.
We have also largely Increased ear Ptock of
And are rul'y prepared to meet tbe growing demands of the
trade, at reduced prices.
oca BTOOB
BONNETS MANTLES AXDIVARISTIES
Will he found very full tnd attractive, to all of wh'eh e
, Invite the attention of l I '. It 1' 1 1 A I , a our facilt-
ir. cottit u. tw vacr aatra iauucam.Di.
T. A W. IAK1N A CO.
Kashvllle. Feb. id. I'VT.
stmsi'ku ;oods:
1300 JEJOTJLJG-TU
In store and being received for sale by
IIU. DOUGLAS.
So. 73 SortK M-irlel $trertt a few tt'pt beloit thi
"OU SaihrU: " Lot.
' '"IT t 'cck l eorr noted f i he mo-t extensive snd beaa-
I tt?il aorment of Hntith, French. India and American
D-y Goods, aott is reattered eownjttvte by t he a 11t on of a
thou. tnd pscsa es of tloota. Rrosana, Sheee, Hats, Bonis
nets. tf. . ai' o wMrtt have been purchaaed a low aa moaey
c ai.t hnv them, snd will be eold aa low as they can be told.
trasl. 3n
NEWOOODS!
WHOLESALE DRY O00DS.
A. J. DUNCAN & CO
RF n
: sc.
now m roeslpt or a large ane eon-p lei e noct el
MMhf! PHY GO" PS, of new stile- and supe
rior a alitv. which we are selling at re Deed prices, new
stvles Urgapdies and Ma II u and Dress Goods of ail tjoaii-
Les.
Ml Caea New P'yle Prfr ts.
SU do B eached tioceatltl
6 de l"-4 and 11 4 tleaehed fheetlnf.
t do Uses Pnrrttng.
1 tie Pii ow C'M I. nea.
S do he Ftaey Lio as. Ac, An.
Webie tow ia More a very large aid emm t'o eort
mejt of Cio4. aatcB e are eeiling at very low price, tn
now out. U tat uiuoctmeaia 'e vBeree io some stsleaef
iods. A. J. 01 IsiCAX A CO..
tnn.t i 9 f lll'l-fn it-s
I O. Ill Btnl. OB.
a. BDMraaar.
I. C. NICHOLSON k CO.
1 1TB are now In receipt ef ear fprtnf ftock ef Staple
t t aad rancy
And being dc.i'ooa of eloa ng tleta esjl very ssvo, w a fee!
conf d. e ran re.e il te the la'ere.t ef beer. te give
uikiim We take great pain- in seiertiog oar giwda, aad
fvel sure we ran suit .rri be-tf la every thing. Oar fa-
Ci'l'l. for k iiftni gssr are eaitai te any e&be sa.rehant
la tl.. city and e are aure we are wlil.ef to pal ap ana
as small a nr-ibt as aa v.
Oir ttoak is loeJe aa af aU tbe Ulatst at j las Crete
Goods, uc!i aa
Rteh f omcl rk! - .
- Wl-w Aaiiq a l'k.
" riaid.ad etrvped riTtt '
fen ds;
" r.il ef a varl.ly nfaa'oeai
" kktutK.d Ort die steaiia.
t. Ktraes
" yigerei OreaoOse MeaSia:
" gretv-h vlatiis. plain aad ilweet;
HmtrH Mu4es aad Jixivma, pi a. a aad Sgtveat!)
fatimon d av. da.
We have a rttteplete asaorleMat af MaatLlaa, Cayet,
r wit and eart.
gar gsunintrse we ave rwta Cats -a .rat, VeeAiag,
fjo.s. fust a A ierimagt; rlau aad Faoey Cravat.,
Ctv'aes. II lfj , .
te cast fetaisb tre pnbi gwaeraJy wttkaUkiadseJ
Ltwa aad HJt Ueedi tf fy d riuoa.
Sssstitee we keep ea etoetWfes. evaea of tottoli Geoda,
CMtuikadea, Fuud aad cuiped Oaeaeergt, PWI Psatae
tics. Aw.
e sal partice'ar atteatloa te ear Stack ef Better foe
Jm aadratdrva.
Ut t .very i.iag atot'ty kept ia a ". 1 Tfttttsst.
SJ.rcR.A I. C MCHOLAu.a CO.
N b -esareyse!lai be. IF Ca'ient iare.
Hoarding House
Mf eadrtUed keepe a S-iarl.ej Hot ss, Cwdat
. atrvei, aett te Ue tfts'ltt Matei. whtwe be ie resvly.
at a-i ktiti, to a -ttflt wooaie vrassaisaat tr pwrsaaaeai
boadtrre ai fatrraie. U U. e tvajs,i reed tat
U t ( ue ataJ be aJMda.
ieall AC. V. MLMU.
M-m CLOTHING
RAILROADS & STAv
CHARLESTON AND S A VANN ;
FREIGHT LINES.
1857.
Through I?" fee
Afliladelpbi
nerliott iwillt Slew York and Phil
adelphia Ntr it in hi pi I.lara. ta
centinne willtwnt nll"rlra
from tl nf Jut e t let of
Lccembir, 1857.
Firrt C'ssj. per U-0 lbs
Second Third " " tt " ' ' "
Bo Tee H:ttJ, . ,
Furniture .nd Csrrlares bcxed. and other Heht
good., not enomerate't. Carboys of ActdB, or
other Chemical, per 100 lbs.,
FIRST CltSS.
Shrnbhttrv
Seeds
Lnokinr Glasses and Looking Glass
!IBU" Titt) OyiUn in cans and jars, fad
diery, Tla and Enttania W.re, Teas and Spicea.
JsKnisJofXtSS.
casks. RW Whitin. eraiee ana
, r er sa.tt Br
I rats and Ci pper.
Tiunr,
fT.ASS.
Axet. ?hovfl.
rPOt Sari T rw
PErm, If ATI"..
'"',117t,,.r"','''reBnd Carn8(r,9 d f.
other 'checicai.1 nVt 1
other Checcal,, whl b. ch ge1 , doobit flrs,
Dinrc-Biios.
vit Savannah, thoaid
n . . .
A wen. i 'iZZZ., I l.,---Vn1 ,B.00id acnttgned te
U f . """""t'-Bvannen.aBd packaces mark.
ed e.re Agent C R. R . Savannah. Ga "aes mar.
kZ'JIT!? '' noald be convened to the
Ponth Ca ohra RilrnH rv.,i --
P TreL-h td;C"e Arat C- H- R Ch.ne.ton.8 0
ire tbroirh rati a as ..... . n .
York to Nashville. Xocnmmi
lke. .iDnmiiiiiku. .J . . .
chare Cr at CrTZrranZT' W
i? '. h ''T- ,intr th" ad dsge. bv either
rill , .1 aA.
I'wHitntvaa
" aaurtintni to II. I.
Anderion, iup t..
.iii rt.
tion
I . nc n "'PP'"". rp'ying to The Areat
of tr
i Charle-ton 1 ine.
nah Line, No. 13 Broadway. " "u ",aa
n I'l l Hi.. I . . . J . . -
CHA'3. W. ANDFRSON,
Gen'l Ag-nt-
mslyOOtf
PKOPI LLIiKS I IIOM
A.MD
New York, Philadelphia, Bos
ton and Baltimore.
From Charlesron or f avancah to Nsshvill,
ir.i via's, per iiu ins
fe-oml Clans
Third Clas
hpecial rittrs f, r ligi t gools," perVoo 'lba.'"" '
tl 5
, 1 00
, f)
1 70
fordr.j.ge.Vur'iUiro'r.g64
. m.yt9-tf. tUAS.W.AXL.FHW
iieni Asent.
SEW KOI Ti: TO II.TlFHis.
FARE ONLY 13.
fvxq rran 'tCiTi
TIME THROUGH 25 HOURS.
rpRAIN'S run through frr.m Sv,n.nn to Memnhls and
. "ltVck,t" connection with Traius on the Na.hville
and Cr at'snooga Kailrosd at 8tever.on. Throoeh tickets
houra!' 10 WemP"l "'J for !3. Time throufb i
K O sTlfilVf!
Passenrers should It-ave ash vide nn the 3 oVIoek P M
Tram, whir arrives at Stevenson at V:t.1 A. M and e-"
nectt with Trains for Mtrmpbis. Ne delay evcept In eh -"J"
lnf, C. L. AMkRf(V f
5er TcsetAr d
TENNESSEE & ALABAMA RAILEkea.
ftfifrm effrm r.Ttrv e-rrarii -cs.
O'
V asd after Weilneailsv a..,;i i., n-t v
j i . . 1 , n.i
ran as fo low.:
. freruVew Tor-JfjR flOUSBi
It. Aawhville. in r.'.,,1J "VUUaJI
Pisno Fortes. Pooks, Sfationtry. Foots, Shoes, TJqnors
h..u ,r buU " Ca-nphine and SpiHts TurretiMne, in
a!ee? cKe2"r;CI,in,'e,',,"e- laewr-.riara la
a, '"'ocarlM. Cotton Cards. Dry Good.ia
-'s-r, L.rugs:, rruits. Finn Tree, uil
vnVrZh&TV? "?" thir e""' Cege4
Tonairo iJ ; . t rn 1 )aor I" barre s snd pipee,
f ih. .,,!.' r- . "'ng 'ntir goo. is to lh. agents
Cet5.il R-KrfrJi0." h'': Ch.ru,n, or ageoa of
l-ent a I K-ilrrad, Favannah, the ill rs 'orwanl h.. Wt
ecmm.B lon.,(jr.y.ge and ah.r.g. or.lv chTrgedl aad
sent thro -th at the f...k 1. " 7 coargetij n1 be
GOING SOUTH. ....
Leave Nashville no a. m. 8 4.1 p re
Arrive at Thompson I 55 a. m. 6.40 " ' Bteel.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Thompson e.Sfi a. m. S 00 M .
Arrive at Nashville ln.n a.m. 7 89
Passengers from Nashville by the Morning traia,r.Xrsi
fast at Franklin.
PUges connect with the Train, at Thompson's.
Thrnneh Tickets for Mmtil.i. U ..n..ir. T-ku.
Tuscunibia, Florence. Pulaski and Columhi. r.n h. n.i.
cured at the n.nera .t Orti.. nnH.. ... v--..i . a ...
n,.,.i w..k.:ii. ' e-"va.
march?! if
Hnnerf n ten de n t.
Nashville and
Chattanooga
Railroad
ARR1YAL AND
DEPARTURE OF PAlWk.NCia TRALf .
cirnrr.ts. '
Leaves Nashville every morning at 7:43. t
" - even! ig at 6
" Chattanooga 14 moraine at :.
" " 14 evening at
ASRIVSIA.
Arrives at Cbat'anooca every evening at S:A.
" ' moiascg at ft; ;.
" Bt Nashville evening at 4:1.
" at mom.ng at :45.
The Day-Tra ns meet at Tutlahoma and both ennneot
trlth the irain r Manchester and Mcwinnville. paaaeo
ger. fur Beersheba hpring and other points en and pear
the McMinnvi'le Railro.d sfuuld tike the 1ay-Traiu, as
the eonnec ion by it at f uilahoma i. direct.
niarrhit H. I. ANDKRnv, SiipttrintenrlenL
Kilret Aotice.
;2
MEMPHIS AND CHARLIST05 RAILROAD.
rPBI "ADAMS' FXPRE.Sfl COMPANY bave made ar.
X. ranremcnts with the above Kail, eed fnr a Iraily tiprea
Line, and are now prepared to receive and forward freight,
Packages, Ac, bv Pasercgrr Trains to Heatsville, Decatur.
ruscamhta, and intrrmed ate stations on the M A C.and K-
A C. Railroads. Pin all Parkar- s at rtvtoced ratea.
tW Mesaengers leave N'aabville daily at T o'clock, A. sj.
eF Freight, to be forwarded by Exprese will be called
or without extra charre. n1t)-tf A. K.
HOLT, Agent,
TRI-WEEKLY U. S. MAIL LINE.
nsrrai w 'tse
Four Horse Coach Line
TO
BUENA VISTA SPRINGS. KY.
VIA '
Sprlii?flcU ami UusscVvlUct
O
frMI Pmpeie'oe hs. bo-v en thit Line (splendid Foer
1 Ho-e l oachea. Good Teams and Carefui Drivers. aad
will take l awenger.
S A FELT. PLIASA5TLT AXD CHIAPLT,
to the tKove-aametlCfLKKATCO ANOFAR-rWgO WAT-
Fms'j-PLtCK, wheh . new ket la SPLCIDID ANA
VIKT PUPCRIOR STYLE.
TKRO'JjH both ways IN DAYLIGHT !
I FIT Na-bviMe Tuetdav. Thurwlav aad 'atnrdav. ai
t, A. M. ARRIV E at a. nn. a t.ia, data, tl 7, P M.
LKAVB Purwe. Moa-tay, W(diMsuy and Fittiav. al S.
A. M A R ill V K al Na.hviie .atue day., at 4, P. M
rt for ?eat. or l liemitto, apply at tbe General
Stage oflce, Naabviilr, Tenn.
tv4 X E. HlCHnSwITif. Propria" r.
TOSLSSEE ASD A L ABASIA RAILROAD.
TO
COLtTIBI . WA YSr.MIOIIff, JACKSOX,
I.AtUltATvf.I'. AMI .T1E.TIFII1H.
S PI. IN DID Fner U re roaches Pom Frankha te la.
graBge.eenDecting at thwe points wl'b tbs Railroad ta
Tuitu-abla. Florerce aad Son tomery, Ala-, aai
Aberdeea, Cdumbm and Castoa, XiAa-
Tbe or Hurt C each Lin, to ibeee points, are a9 la
streilent erler, taaklug aciote eunnect.oa wtlblbe Raurwa4
al PitBaUn, leoe.
Xxpreaefrau. leasee the I'W at
Palatki sud Elktoa,
Aad all pUoe.thrtoghosM t.e Nwi'tera cia'ry.
We ha r-ieadidliattarisauiog.ecaavetiog w.lh the EaO.
road al Praa.itn.
Fsateegtrt for
Pnliail sad Ilitoa
Win leave PathTA! ot the o'clock, P. M. TraJa, Moo lay,
Weitteedaj aad Frxlar.
Ait'onnouATio lmc
Lea see Na'bville daily al t e'eierb P. M, enaneetlisf al
Fraaslia vrvh a I ally feur HdvaeCstaea Liae te Coram bia.
Fe all Iss r'itii.a. threttjh TVk.ts. Ac- etrfwy at taa
Geaeral AUtlraad. Plato and Oaaaibe (vile, Ne. M Cedar
Mraet, eptweite ibe lost I free.
ITT OeuitijaMtelijcaa forpaaaarager !a aav part ef tbe
Blip. . s atari tt
AG UK AT KUeSH m
MELAINOTTPES AHEAD U
THttfR pkcitwes a-v eoaoanfy rsaMvag the eoq ial ifled
anmrul anew ef fs, am.Lr t m.pi. y.,.
railv, a. eta be at.taJ f t "rf aacabeetaAee dasly,
by iar etn ("' e.U'ea ., bocb tbe Aev
brvtyp 4 Uewacrvsts '
itm, tv.a ta. aa aetier aad sseee eateative thaa aav
other Gallery la T.ersese-a, we having em.ty Mi.er
aad Citrst bp tMire.raliiaitni ia aaetctet a.assw. equal
WT S tt. Sot a aae .p"' aay ta taw SHeaii,, e
are a-. rs hm p tpwrva, yat t, it I Beat fuua,
baatt.ftty e searwi. b
ntrrtxvrsA.ipipw.iHDs.
rr pairwa. wl I Bad ttei ewveateaee aod areewtwe-
e
s
tetaua th. It trri s K !0l beaog etwv e aereee.
taenatTFUttXt, e'joi log wb.cb a eFAClCl S tOlLRf
P,,iHi Btv bar' int llclsuHi.t.
K. a s-aiy eahaaOietaatt exleasiveaai vtr'ed
aetstrlstvtbi ci F j I rauita, (.atwe, etc.
H IT. B la 8X09 ,
Xa 13, ra'o? St , cor. Clirs.
KovteaFboiegraphtUsei at ear Ga'Iery (Isle fsoiSg,.
ea ue s4ara, ever tixk Cha la' a-twa at ta'nr aa
ttW e- t ttstm, e l pit'. emted (taavl)
tla-ar .MI .H.G :il.A..M .
0? THI BtiT JsTTMlO ClittSf. af
X ' aspeiiar
aapetwt? a 'y. Jaal rwesa. erws Wa.W ky
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cash, or t e
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