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4 LOCAL ITEMS. NEB LETT GRANT. Local EdUort. FRIDAY, JANUARY 22,1858. i i ST Gtnrtklt Offic over II.

Bryarli's Start. TIERMAN MELVILLE. Will lecture to-night at Fowler' Hall. Turn out, and give him a toarty greeting. A few evenings ago' we went to tbe Methodist Church, there would be preaching, having heard the bell ring, at the usual hour for church services.

We went into the basement where we saw lights and, on entering took a seat and prepared oursclf for listening to a sermon from a very fine looking and elegant young gentleman, who was standing in the altar. But instead of a sermon wo heard a most edifying lecture on the subject of "Vocal Musio." The principles of thescienco were so clearly explained and happily illustrated that even tec the most Unmusical genius in the whole, town understood and appreciated all that ws said. But somo of onr readers want to know what all this has to do with novelty -with which captivating word we have headed this article. We will satisfy their curiosity when we tell them, that after listening to this lectureof Mr.M'Intosh,we found ourself singing, and never having done the like on any former occasion, we considered it such a great nortlty, we couldn't help writing an article about it. Mcintosh is certainly the best teacher of music we ever knew, and as an evidence of the fact, ho has in a course of six lessons taught a class to sing plain musio at sight and this we consider 'the best evidenoe of his competency to taach the science.

His class consists principally of boys and girls and it is astonishing to see with what ease and accuracy the smallest children in the class read and sing the notes of any plain pieceof music. In twelve lessons Mr. Mcintosh proposes to teach his class to read any kind of music, and from what we have oen we have no doubt he will succeed. He is now forming a new class and his terms are so moderate every body can Afford to attend the courso, aud what is equally to the point every body can learn -toeing. If "bo can teach cuiiJieu.

and such "locals" as oursclf, wo know ho can teach all the "rest of mankind." Wo hope to hco him have a largo class. Macormac has returned to the city, and is prepared to furnish thoso magnificent rhologrnph Pictures that have given him the very enviable position of a No. 1, artist in this community. Mac. can't be beat those who doubt our assestion can put the matter to the test, by sitting for Pictures.

Same old stand, west side Public Square. Pictures in every style known to the art, taken at short notice. Miss Mary Beaumont will commence a echool, on tho 1st of February, in the eiouse near tho Presbyterian Church formerly occupied by Mrs. Gould. Miss B.

is well qualified to impart instruction, and we hope she may be patronized in a manner commeaaurato with her merits. For terms see advertisement. We understand the Litcray Association have invited Geu. Win. T.

Haskell, who is now in Nashville, to deliver them a number of lectures. They havj not yet had time to receive an answer, but we trust the next mail will bring his acceptance, lie lectured the other dny in Nafhvillo and we are told much of the glorious eloquence of his best days gleamed in ninny a pass-ago of 8urp.is.sing beauty. Should ho come we predict he will be greeted with more than tho enthusiasm of former wel-couios. 1 S. Since- the above was put in type we have received an answer from Gen.

Haskell, stating that ho will lecturo here to-morrow night subject, "Tho distinguished men and women of Tennessco and Kentucky, and a parallel between Clay, Calhoun and Webster." Going suddenly into the apartment of our young friend W. O. Vance, tho other day, wo found him looking with a moody brow at an old knife; out of which bo had just finished grinding tho gaps as wo en-tarod. On our question, as to tho meaning of his portentous frown, ho referred us to tho concluding intimation of his circular, and said "as how they had'nt molted." By diut of entreaty we induced him to postpono his tragic exit a little longer until wo should speuk a word in his behalf, and rw wo pray you one and all that owe him, go ye and give unto hint, whcrwithal "that gladens the heart of man" AlL who dosi; fresh fih, tf Mipcrior quality, can be supplied at cheap rates by ealling ou Mr. Wesley Lsnraton, at his Fish Depot, near tho Market house.

He intend keeping a supply on hnnd during the season worrited sound and frosh. Miss Fanny Miller will open a Music School at the rciidcuce of her Father, on the corner of Fourth and Mti Ft on the 1st of Vrbrnary Amoitqst the xnanyyaamsrwont withl attiinli inr Inter, lias Iwuiti file th) nest I few days, the Australian Bear shdw stands prominent Accompanied by an Organ which "discoursed aweet music" all the day, and "vexed the drowsy ear of it took in all the lovera of melody. We understand, however, there were some in its vicinity, so "fit for treason, stratagems and spoils," as to threaten an indictment of the delicious grinding, as a nuisance. They were intimidated however from such an exhibition of malignity by the denizens of "Foverty Row," whose delicate ears were completely entranced by the bewitching harmony. So great was their enthusiasm for the musio And tho they difficulty be kept in atten dance Court, which was then in session.

Their admiration of tho "Bar's" sagacity was so intense, that they spoke openly of deposing Judge Pepper and placing Bruin upon the bench. This idea at first sight seems unworthy of so enlightened a body, but if we reflect upon the various advantages he would possess over our present able expounder of the law it Is not undeserving of consideration. This exchange would abolish all fines for contempt of court, for who could feel anything but awe in tbe prcsenco of so, formidable a Judge. Should any legal gentleman forget for a moment, his honor's dignity, ho would bo recalled to his senses by one of Judge Bruin's gentle slspl As a criminal Jndgo it would be a- mos salutary appointment, provided the office of exeoutioner could be combined with that of Sentencer. In that case tho Judges charges might bo a little sanguinary, but we think in these times, when crime boasts its immunity from the law it would produce a benificial effect.

Altogether the suggestion reflects credit upon the gentlemen of the gown. A few of our citizens had the pleasure of listening to the "table talk" of Mr. Maddox, late of the London and Dublin theatre" on monday night. We had not the luck to be present, but we learn from the fortunate owners of a half, that it was well spent inasmuch as it convinced them of their need of culture to appreciate, the unearth.li) eloquence of Mr. Maddox's "table talk." Coleridge and Hazlctt and Rogers "table talk" was given to the world after their tongues were long still, but it is reserved for Mr.

Maddox to civo his to rapt audiences, as they tolled fresh from that wonderful organ. But unluckily Mr. Maddox's "table" had scarcly began speaking ere the cry of "spirits" vm raised, which, ctruck such terror into the timid hearts of the ladies, thny loft preci pitately, when the "masculines catching the panic, also betook themselves to craven flight, in such numbers, that only the tout hearted manager was loft to hear tho "table talk." He bore it but a moment however, and with a check blanched with terror, and hair standing "like quills upon the fretful porcupine," he rushed down the steps, after telling Mr. Maddox between his chattering teeth "to bring him the key when he got through." Our readers will bo much gratified to learn that tho Literary Association have again heard from Jno. G.

Saxe in a letter, which announces, that he will visit Clarks- ville about tho 10th of March. He writes that ho has an engagement in St. Louis, about the 1st of March and in New Orleans about the 15th of the same month, and in passing he will fill his appointment with us. He will deliver us three lectures, as lollows. "Yankee Land," "Poetry and Poets," and "The Money King." IIf.v.

J. F. Hughes and Rev. S. D.

Baldwin, will preach at the M. E. Church on next Sabbath. Free Banks. We learn that tho Bank of Bank of Claiborne, Bank Jefferson, and Bank of Trenton, having failed to muke the 10 per cent additional deposit of bunds called will bo put into liquidation by the Comptroller.

All the other Freu Bunks have made good tho additional call of 10 per cent and now have 20 per cent of Bonds on deposit above circulation, which makes the notes of all the Banks that have deposited State stock, good beyond a doubt. And the Legislature should see that tho Banks that have deposited endorsed bonds iuako an additional deposit at once. The next session of Mr. F. Ilerblin's Musio School, will commence on the 1st of February.

Mr. Herblin is an old aud experienced teacher and has heretofore given universal satisfaction to his patrons. Whitfield our enterprising foundry men, are renovating the large fraino bulding on 2nd cross and Franklin sts. for their Iron cantiugs, Ac. Success to you, gentlemen, says the Local.

Mr. A. G. Brown offors his fine farm for sale, situated seven miles below this city, containing 20!) acres, with a Distillery and Mill ou it. Call and examine the promises.

Miss Anna will open a music School, at the Planters House, ou tho 1st February. The Montgomery Guards, are requested to turn out, in full uniform to-morrow vening, at 2 o'clock. It her gn-rl tarn out PflHWlft Cot, Faxon. Oar. commmnity fcaCTl a .1 just Men abBonneeieen that onr handsome neighbor in been dob- bed with tie above imposing 4itfe at bbf hands of Gov.

Harris. We no less felici tate the Governor, upon happiness of his selection, than wi congratulate onr State, upon tho acquisition of so much beauty, bravery, and Military genius, to its war department. Thoso who have seen Col. Faxon will at onee recognize his personal claims' to the appointment, but only those, acquainted with his history, can appreciate his'peeuliar fitness" for the office. Many an editorial conflict, attest hi indomitable and unflinching valor.

Some are still living who remember with pride his. daring onslaught upon the Ghost of Brbwnlow. "fis but an ordinary courage that stands a puny, mortal's wrath, to that sublime intrepidity that faces the sheeted apparitions of the grave. In the quality of Beauty no language can do justice to to tho Col's noble features and commanding form. With a brow, "the dome of in tellect" an eye that flashes command, a nose of the boldest sinuosity, a mouth and chin of Napoleonic firmness and a "port like Mars" he presents the beau ideal of a great military hero, such as fancy delights to picture, Alexander, and Hanniabl in and Caesar, thoso great captains of tho Past.

Col. Faxon's genius for military affairs has been sufficiently evinced by his able discussion of tho "Pillow case," in whjah his intuition of tho rules of War, would have led a stranger to suppose he had been born "in complete steel" and bred "upon tho tented field." We called upon the Colonel soon after the news of his appointment, and found him with a soldier's love of "potations," indulging in "Vintage of Corn." With commanding wave, he" invited us to a seat. His formidable feau-turcs, were already schooled, to the iron cast of the Veteran's physiognomys but as he advanced midway to the, contents. of his "canteen," his countenanco relaxed, and we breathed freer. "Among other remarks he hoped that his high preferment would excite no feelings of- envy in our bosom; and on our assuring him to the contrary, he went on to speak feelingly of that disposition of mankind, to look coldly upon those who had been elevated above them and in this connection he recited, with thrilling effect those inisanthrophio lines of "Childo Harold: He who, mountain tops ascends shall find'f Thslof.it at peaks most wrapped iu clond and snow Though hiph above the situ of Glory glow, And far beneuth are earth nod ocean spread, Yet round him (hie) aie Icy rocks and cloudly blow Conlen ling tempests on his nuked head; And thus reward the toils that to those summits led He sank down, shivering in the cold at mosphere of his sublime elevation, and we felt he was too fur above us to administer comfort.

Wo left him murmerinr, snatches of warlike odes, of which wo could distinguish "We buried him (hie) deeply at dead (hie) of night," and then again "The snow shall be their winding (hie) sheet," and ere we got out of hearing we fancied we caught the stciring notes of tho Marsellaise byinu. Sallie West. This splendid packet has commenced her regular trips from Nashville to St. Louis, and is one of the best packets that runs our river. The Sallio West is commanded by Captain Cbr-bit.

The polito and gentlemanly clerk, Mr. W. R. Gracy, will accept our thanks for favors extended to us recently. He is a very attentive clerk aud a clever gen tleman.

This packet passed down last night on hor way to Sc. Louis, and will pass hero on her way to Nashville on Wednesday next. Elder W. C. Rogers, will preach in the Christiau Church next Sunday at 11 o'clock, on the leading features of the Reformation, also at night, on the Union of Christians.

Blanch Lewis. This stuamer plies between Nashville and Paducah, and its gentlemanly officers Capt. Batcinan, and Mr. Hill, together with tho comfortable fitting up of tho boat, make it a pleaseut berth for passengers. A RJ ED.

On the 14 ill Inst, on East Fork of Yellow Creek, iu this by Alexander Outlaw, Esq Mr. Absot Tomlinsom and Mrs. Mart A. Dowdt. On the ICih inst by Rev.

Dr. Heudrlck, Mr. Wm. Griffet to Miss Mary D. Smith.

DIED. In (his city on the 16th Willie, son of 1. P. T. Whiinold, ged 4 years.

WE THINK WE AKE JUSTIFIED IN SAINU BXTliat no other Till, or remedy for Liver Complaint, bus gained, so deservedly, the reputation now enjoyed by Dr. M'Lana's Celebrated Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros of Pittsburgh, ylsau evidence that they will cure read the following certificate from a lady resiuiug in our own city i New York, January 23, 1 52. This I to certify that I have had the liver orm-pluiut lor i years, aud never suy me Jlcli iu hulp in until I c.umuicncod using Mr Lane's Celebrated Liver i'iiW, prepared by I'lnming Bros. I till uow iy to the public, that they have completely cured me; aud 1 do hereby recommend them to all persous atQlulad with diiaasod Liv-sr. They will cure, try them.

MAtUA EVANS, No 93 Lewis ETFurchascr will be etreful atk inr Dr. VtM. ns' i.e en rated Veimlfuje, by Fleming Bros, of Plit-i'Uig, Ta. All Vermifuge ia conirioa are worthies. W'Imu.

a genuine Vrriiuluge, s'o hi celebrated Liver Pills, MB Bow bad respectable drug (tore. No geaain without tho signstur r( FLEMING BROS. NEW M'CALL, grit' 1 4 mmm liisiif I ON Anvllls, Vices, Bellows, Stocks and Die. Cast, Shear, German and Blister Steel. Bhovels, Spades, Hoes, rakes and Feik.

Hammers, Hatchets, and File. Carpentors' Coopers', and Blacksmiths' Tools. Circular Saws and Saw Mandrils. Mill, Cross-cuCand Hand-Saws. Axes, Nulls, Chains, and Humes.

MORTISE AND BOP. Also, a large assortment of Guns, Rifles, and Pistols; Table Knives and Forks; rocket Knives, Scl-Vx ors, and Sheaes, of every Asristy. Forming in all the Largest Variety and most Extensive Stock of the kind over oflpred ro tbe Nsth-vile Trade or surrounding country; all of which we now offer at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES to Cash Butius or PaoHrr-rirma Cdstomirs on Six Months' Time. We will from now ontll December 1st offer extra inducement to Cosh Buyers, and particularly solicit the attention ol erery Country Merchant visiting the market to our unusually large stoek of Edge Tool. Gun and CutUry.

Respectfully, McCALL, VANLEER Oct. '57-tf 44 South Market Street, Sign of the Big Padlock. CANDIDATES FOR SHERIFF. if We are authorized to announce THOMAS RAMEY, a candidate for ro-election to the office of Sheriff" of Montgomery County. are author izd to announce Wiixum E.

Nx well a a candidate for Sheriff 'of Montgomery county, at the ensuing March election, are authorized announce JohhW. M'Danizl a candate lor County Trustee of Montgomery county, at the ensuing March election. ID" We are authorized to announce, William Stewart, a condidate for Sheriff of Cheatham County, at the ensuing March election. DVe are authorized to announce RontkT McMoRmi.es a candidate for re-election as County Trustee, of Montgomery County, at the ensuing March election. IRONMONGERY.

JJrdwaro AndlrOU Rule Dith Scrape "Well wheels Adzes Jazor Strops Eley'sCaps Cordage Jaspes Staple Edg Too! "PlumbBobs "F.arthera Furnaces Rat Trap T' Hoop" Hollow A uKur Needles E'rytliing "Very near Eop Room 'Broomtwin Engll'h goods JTorks plated O'ter Traps Rein Sups II Ezceel'ugly low, CERTAIN. We make liberal discount to Merchant, Wa charge goods to punctual men when desired. We will not be undersold in the market. We respectfully ask a fair trial. BEAUMONT BARNES.

DRY GOODS. Silk Fringe. Sewing Silk, Silk trimmings, uroad Motli, IuhIi and Damask, at wholesale and retail, to coachmnkers. BEAUMONT BARNES. Clarksville, Jdii.15, 1358.

W. R. PRACTICAL COACH MAKERS, PUBLIC SQUARE, CLARKSVILLE. We have Carriages, Buggies and Sulkies too, All of which we know will do -For style and finish we're not behind, The largest cck that you can Bud. If a horse you have, of uncommon speed, Our patent Buggy, then you'll need With wheels so light, and springs so neat, Our patent Buggy can't be beat.

Our tock is larce, the work complete, As well made jobs as run tbe street Whatever vu want that's neat and rare, Vou'll fintfuon the public square. And then our patent Singletree, A aifety tard to you will be For horses may take fright you know, Just touch Hie spring and let thein go. So those who want, give us call, We'll do our beet to please you all And if for cash you wish to bi.v. We'll suit I jirice at least we'll try. Oui is a nama well known or yore, You'll rind it just tbove the door Then walk iu (ienis and Ladies fair, And ring the bell you'll find us there.

Ci.arksvii.le, Jan. 1 5, 1858-1 y. Pickering Ely, HEALTHS IN Foreign and Domestic Dry-Goods, Varieties and Trimmings, Ilata, Caps, Boots, Shoes, 0Two doors from the Franklin House, XI CLARKSVILLE, TENN. WE hove now In store an unusunlly large and elegantly assorted stock of inter Goods, of various descriptions, which we will dispose of at very low figures, for cash, or to punctual men on the usual ti.ne. Spring is approaching and we are anxious to reduce our stork in order to make room for a new one, to do which we hsrs resolved to sell our Goods nt unusually low prices.

Comprising In our assortment, will be found a full and nttraciive stock of I'lnln bl'K nnd Fnnry UrrH Ilk, Vliiln, colored I'rlii-led lelaln, I'litiii Hiid Trliilcd Merinos, Irebiil.e, Alpaecats Cnt.li- lliere, sic. Besides very large and well selected stuck or Staples, such as, bleached and brown Doinertics, Onaburgs, Llnsys, Kerseys, Negro Shoes and Hats, Ate. Wa repectfully tender our thsnks to those ho petroinzed us lost year, end indulge the hope that we will continue, to receive a portion of their palronnge. i I nose who nave not yet paia we would politely inform them that their accounts are ready and are waiting for the money. Do not let us wuit long fir wa It.

Very Respectfully, PICKEHINfJ 4, FLY. Jan. C. E. COOKE WOULD Inform th public generally, that lis uow on hand, at the Hid Stand ofH.

rMmpson. A lre aud well uleoleit stock of Watches, Jew. rly, Mlvsrauo ri'io i rrencn i ocrs wlvii will be -old ul New York prices for cash. Watches. Clocka and Jewerly, will be repaired la the neatest sod bee meaner, and wsrrnt d.

jn lt lURDWARIi HOUSE," A "Ob Deerssnrs JEAUMONT, VANLEER DIRECT IHrOITIII lit Dllllll III FRENCH, AMERICAN HARDWARE, OCNt AMD CCTLERT, OF THE BIO PADLOC No. 44 South Market Street, IfASHVILLB, TENS Knob, rials, Gun, Tad, andTmnk Lock. Sifters, Rld'dles, Wore and Screen Wire, Tacks, Brads, Shoe and Finishing CoUnter, Beam, and Tea Scales. Slates, Clock, Mirrors, and Variety Good. Lard, Cneese, and Butter-Trier.

Tridl Bits, Stirrup Iron, Rein Girth Webbing. Corn Mills, Shelter, and Straw Cutters. INO MACHINES School noticSe. WIUs HTnry Beaumont will open School on Monday, the 1st of February, in th house recently occupied by Mrs. Gould, oa Main Street, near the Presbyterian Church.

Junior Clas. 11. Senior Class. 210 January 15, '58-3 w. Change of Time.

THOMAS BROTHER, Wholesale and Retail Druggists, CLARKSVILLE, TENN. WILL continue to aell Drugs. Paint, Glass, Perfumery, Books, Stationery, Oils, Combs, at reduced prices for cash, or to Fainctual dealers on 'me, payable 1st July and 1st January. Tow ns liomas, having returned from California to Clarksvllle, for the purpose of making it his future home will take charge of the store, and give it his entire personal attention. To his old friends and acquaintance, nothing need be (aid to recommend him except tossy, call and see him, for, by so doing, they will find hlin the same ombre," ready to give entire satisiaotion to all who may favor the concern with their" custom.

In calling the attention of onr many friends to the above Card, we cannot refrain from returning our warmest thanks for their very longan d' con-'inued custom. Remember the Drag Store on th Public Square, near Franklin street. THOMAS BROTHER. Ja 8, '53-tf W. Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Confeclionaria, Cigars and Tobacco, Franklin Street, CLARKSVILLE, TENN.

The subscriber having completed his arrange ments, Is now prepared to manufacture All-dies of every variety, at the lowest current rates, and to furnish supplies either by wholesale or retail. He is also prepared to famish any description of Cakes that may be desired and in any quantity, at the shortest notice. The public are respeetf ully solicited to rail and examine hi stock, us he will tske pleasure in exhibiting it to all who may cull. Thankful for past favor solicits continuation of publie patronage. Jan.

8, 1B6-Iy. 1,1 A VOOI IjAKDIItU. Firc Proof Warehocsi, One Mils from Trice' Landing. G. P.

MACMUItDO, Commission and Forwarding Merchant, and TOBACCO SALESMAN. JTTobacco sale days every FRIDAY. PATTON SMITH, SUCCESSOR TO WILL, RAWLINS 4. TOBACCO FACTORS, NEW ORLEANS. REFERENCES: Southern Bank of Kentucky, Russellville.

Northern do do ds Hopkiusville. riauters do do Clarksvllle. Bank of Tennessee, Clarkxville. do do America, do J. St.

T. A PATTESON, TOBACCO FACTORS, NEW YORK. Refer enctt: Planter'aBsnk of Tennessee, Clarksvllle. Northern do da Bank of Tennessee do do America do Advances made on consignments of Tobacco, Flour, Bacon, Lard.elc to the above housee. G.

P. MACMURDO. Clarksvllle Jan. 8, 1858 ly Fancy Dry Goods, At Cost. TIIK subscribers will sell their Stock of Fancy Oress Gonds, Bonnets.

Bonnet It ibbons, Cloaks, Shawls, at COST for C.iSII, from this until the" 1st of March, and all other Goods at eeduced frice. Those in want of Dry Goods will do well to give as call. Very Respectfully, W. 4. J.

fci. BROADDUS; ClarksrJlo January 15 1656 tf. CASH! CASHll WE are very grateful to our friende, and customer for their liberal patronage tho who huve not yet paid up, can fireatlv increase our gratitude, by paying their accounts belore the 10th of February uext. as we wsut money, and must hive it. IV.

4. J.E. BROiiDDUS. Clarksvllle, Jan. 15, 158 tf.

Steamboat Notice, The truly magnificent pansenger fmo steamboat, J. H.LUCAS, UM- H. McComas, Master, left New Orleans for Na.hvi'le on January loch, she will leave here on the 2Gth of Jauuary, for New Orleans. She ha batn thachamplon of the Missouri River she now comes In our trade to add another laurel to her brow. For freight or passage apply to J.

HOLLINGSWORTH 4. Upper Wharf. Clarksville, Dec. 1837-tf fear RED RIVER LANDING--TO New Fire-Proof Tobacco Wanlwuse. XV.

roi.lDEXTGR, Commission Si rorwardiu; Merchant, AND TOBACCO SALESMAN, Red River landing, on Cumberland River, at the Mouth of Red River. Hales trory Tuesday. Jan 15, lr-58-ly rr C. 11. MORRISON, of till city, is th au-thorized Agent for receiving nd receipting for subscriptions te th Louisvlll Journal.

Nov. 27, 1857. Call at FALL TURNLKY'S for fine pocket Cutlery. JP4 Octobar 1, 1837 tf I'WlllWl WATCH PANIC PRICES AT FALL TUB-Jf LET'S, DEALERS IN ardware! Elder's Biock, flga of Big Gun, 6LARKSVILLE, TENNESSEE JUST RECEIVED, COLT'S riSTOLS, DERRINGERS, SHOT GUNS, From 5 to $300; COACH MATERIALS, SADLERS' do: TEA TRAYS, ClJTLERY; SHOVELS AND TONGS, CHAINS; CHAIN PUMPS; HAND SAWS; 9 MILL SAWS, BLOWING HORNS, Call and look tnrough our stock befdr purchasing Respectfully, FALL TURNLEY. Jan 8 to Apr 10.

185S. NEW FIRM. I have this dav with me in businea MR. M. C.

PITMAN, whole well known to my customers, having been in my employment for several years. We intend conducting the business as heretofore, end will be pleased to wait upon the customers of T. The stock on hsnd is well selected, and will soon be replenished. We hope, therefor, to give satisfaction to the patrons cf the house. The style of the firm i McCulloch 4 Pitman.

THOMAS McCULLOCiC PITMAN. January 8 1853-lui. SPECIAL NOTICE. REFERING to the the above notice, my friend will see int it is important that my old busiuess should be closed at once. The accounts ani notes are now ready, and I hope my former pitrons will me frrvard and pay up as I era owing debts that mnst be paid, ami my only reliance is upon my customers, to whoi.1 I tbiuk I have been Indulgent.

Very respectfully, THOS. McCULLOCH. Jan 8 '57 1m. VICTORIOUS OVER PAIN. BRACG'S ARCTIC LIMHEKT.

Agony or euet StckneM vr "jbt1L heulth ljti or death ThM i tho qunstjooB involved in th tiption tr rejection vt tiiia Decide by th martyri to external tliawmnen finl injuries Having ra eeived th mdorwnient of tht'lis tHiguifthed Miwtt, th lata Ir. KANE, ami itiefflcncy tested dur- lux two awful Wititenilii tba ra. piuM vkruiau row, in miw cum Pjt tit Inff into raneral uu In ererv im. tiun lh eiviliard globa. and it inarretoua eurti ara everjwhert -aatr eaClUn UVUDlkUUlk-al.

THE AFFLICTED REJOICE. imcnitEns and tiioitsaxm hss tMted lu virtutt, oU sis rrjcm ia freedom fifm lut( lir.Rering PAIN dJ vUicbolil-r nilirdies hmi hiM to ours, liar rnu ths BHOX (inns, KEURAUiiA, wnr- MATISM, StKOKlIJL or TOOTH-ACH Are jon slllictsd with Ol HOKFSuf fsrinn from filHAlNS, OIKNU, HOHE Ci'rX, rilJJif THE ARCTIC LINIMEKT will sftord yon lanUst Is liabls to F(t drr-ndful acridcnU tlie AiUniC IJMMKNT ahuuM kept tn lmnd, fur it itGrU aur nnd immliat ruliff, often iv i fnir fnm deaih. WWttvv cUnm- bfwt and rail mad train fthnuld keen it. Wbo tlmt lia liord the 'I hrtfkii of aucuiili utlerad th acaldfd aud iuim-d ticlimi vt expl(iHMa. and cdliMinnN, dixm nut anine meana of rolievmir ra tttiouM alHiiva lie Such drteaeialtu Oiis lti THE MOTHERS' COMPANION.

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MM. KAll ti-M post; lllt-llrAll, 1VIU II, ke. No urur, Hvorv untWj lrr, qr r.uii.'ii tlimr IIOHlKH, In, 1. 1 In lltibat VkiiA-t rfniwljr. 0 tor aste iy sll nupeetsMs Primgtrts sn.l Iilr.

Prir. nt ibr Ijniiu.nt. i6 rnitt. MfnU 'l Utile. A rtullnr huiilr e-muiiis uiiuli liuuiiul eight iMro'jr Avi'-oeiit Uittl4.

EXTRA0ROIKARY firry of Utll- ol IIl AlttnM' I.TV-IMKNT IT Mwrt's IMjHt MAIB. JoflfiAU ef Vrk, for Jouril hT- Diimwr U.iUini(ilwo p-Ki Inilunv il.nr hlr wpur. ml BIW.Ii.itli rritlial umllnr Inr. Imnl filer, c.l the fvrUnraU.nl ruli.crlptN.ti miirfli.ll -I l.ruri, of okicU 11.1. nC.r forui- t-rl, Kill scros-psny An's'T WATrTH TTr-RV TWN" sni! VII.IJtGK' UKAUU A.

Ul'HIMIWKS. M. lnl, Ma Nsw twlnm No UI OAlitVAT. CMamonlastiMS faouM ks nUiwsl te Hi. Iwis.

For le by F. JI. Tlierns Bryarly 4. MeCtu-Vvaud W. O.

Vaac. Oct 5, rJ OTTO a Union IHrtry table; 2a2 I men't rp- etnily aBhc ta pVbile shl. WyrSsoci generally, that have l-ke Mr. ft. L.

Caraey Into partnership In th livery bar-lnrae at rry old lsnd on theTvorner of ind Cross street ikI Strawberry Alley, ra Ciaikrvlllr. oav mad rile naive asoiiinas to me former stable, witb stalls, shed, and large nrrlnge We have al.o added Id our stnok of Boggi. eld that we ere In prdper condition Ms 10 areora-mod! ili pablie with any eanveatene in line. Horse will be kept by tire day, wAk or year, at reasonable mfee. W.J.

Lynee will continue to msnsije the mock aod stable- hi qualification fnt feeding and breaking horse arc well known ur' large circle, and need no commendation. JOHN FOX. 1 P. Horses and Buggies always on hard sal at reasonable rstes, FOX Sl CARNEY. '47-ly.

lOtli. 185 W. H. Bryaf ly Go. Have just received their ock of" 1 ali and IVinter Ocodn, On of the largest snJ finest stocks ver bfjntbi to Clarksville, consisting of every variety of 8t pie and Fncy 1JI11.

UUODS, Boot and Phoes, Glass and China Ware, Hat and Cap. Ace. A regards prices, they are at tli very lowest. All wa ask 1 call and aee.lt eests nothing to look, and we show Goods with pleasure. ft.

B. CO. Sept 1857. Insnrance Capital Enlarged. Incorporated 1819.

CJiarter Perpetual CASH CAPITAL ENLARGED 7th Jnly. $1,000,000 Absolute and unimpaired! Snrplu. 11. With th Pre.tlge of 3 Yeara' Success and Ezperienco. Directors T.

K. Brace, 61; Robl. Bnell, B. Balkeley, S.l. Ward, F.

Davie, 8. Tudor M. A. Tnttl, Jt.Matiier, II- Z. Pratt, D.

Hlllyar. Joseph Church, E. Flower, G. Ripley, A. Dun ham.

A. Alexander, W.Kenny, C. H. Bralnard. Officers.

E. G. Ripley, President T. A. Alex-ander, Vice President! Thos.K.

Brace, Seo'y I J. B. Bennett, Gen'l Agent. 7 Insures against lire DANGERS OF FIRE! aVd rSRIL OF INLARD WAVICATIOft! At as liberal rule and rstes as risk ass road pep' mil of for eolvsucy and fair profit Especial attention paid to Insurance of Dwel lings, Farm Property, Out buildings and content. Such li.sured for period of 3 to 5 year on th most favorable term'.

1 Losses equitably adjusted and promptly pail LOSSES 84. If wealth, with a teady ind prompt attention' to a IraiUuiale Insurauce busluits, and the execution of contracts in good faith, liuie inducement with the public selecting their underwriter we refer them for test of quality and our claim1 to their patronage, to records of past services, ten- HYiliw hattr rmt in ii.nna m.IIU I 1. I ii facilities in future. ITCholce first-class Indomlty may bs effected without delay, with this well known and abloeV poration, through t. G.

WILLIAMS, Agent, Clarkavllie, Tan. Oct. 23, 1637-lf WORTH OV Tlie Largest Slock Yet. At Low Prices. CALL AND SEE, rVI RICE.

Sept 18, 1847. R. S. MANUEL' DANCING- ACADEMY WIIJj OPEN ON MONDAY, DECEJIDER 7Tn. At Ills Uooin.

No 3, Frunkllii Ntjrl door to tlie Franklin Hoursof Tuition for Ladies, Mom sy and Tlmrs-dny ulternoons, from 3 to 5. Gentlemen, Mou-diyand Thursday evenhig from 8 to 10 P. Children, Weduemiiy and Snlurrlfly afternoons from 4 to P.M. Privet instructions given at any hour not occupied by regular clusses. Ma Manvei will bs found at his rooms from' 10 to 19 A.

where terms and'othcr particular will bs made known. December 4 II 15. RIKti'dACAUIHIY. Tilts' Institution clovd its Fifth Session with' ettout Kizbtv Puidls The Hlxih wl: romiifuue. FKBKU ARY 1st and con liiue Twenly at $1 1 $16, and J1, per Keniljii, piyable whi' ca Ird for.

No if.Dic-ri'oN roA abtnix ca U. Ill.NO, A. miss iTi. i WILL resume operations in her MIMICAL' SCHOOL. on the first day of ni-xt Tcsms $35, and $2 fux the use of the Piano-' Jan.

8 '5b St. Come Up tj tbe cratch. All who ore to will plewe cm' f'orwurd mid pey el out as rrr'-slly nrerf money and nmt hnv It, unit -would likn to get il without giving trouble Ij th inl'ic. re of tli-V "ja'n 15th 'M WELLS' FOWLER. 83i 11EWAI1D; Ranaway Irom the subsnlber, on tl, 1st iust.

a brlglit mulatto wonnn nsined mj whoissupis.d lobe lu thevlcin'ly ofvf? Ciarkivjlle. Ii is about 34 yenri old and UJ! weighs about I3'l lbs. I will give th above r. for br-r dlivrv. to mv brother Frank S- lleauinoiil in Clark.vill nr if Wke.i in unothee couulv.

to be coiniiilltrd t'i iil isn'l5'68 4w C. V. PKAlJMONT. IC A taken up by K.isalailt L'tll No. I I.

luu r1olerH Mar -JflM Mule sars IU wl.l.o spot the p-ck l-sr th I ft shonld.r. Km HARIrO.Rff. x21 DRY GOODS.