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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-10-25
IMPURE LANGUAGE.


There are some habits which we can
never entirely annihilate, after we have
once formed them. The use ofimpure
language is one of these habits 1t may
be subdued and slumber for years, till
its existence is almost forgotten, and then
in the delirium of fever, it may sud
denly burst forth, to the astonishment
of all who listen. Many devoted
Christian, in delirium of sick-bed,
has shocked his friends by the uses Of
profane or obscene language, which could
be explained only by the fact that he had
been familiar with such language IN
early life. In reading the memoir of
DIR. Grant, the missionary to the Nes-
torians, was struck with fact relating
to his illness. r
For seventeen days previous to his
death, he was in delirium; but, says
his biographer, though speaking almost
constantly, on many topics, in three, diff
ferent language that is English, Turkish,
and Syriac-he did uot utter a single
word he would have been ashamed OF
afterwards. His associates listened to
the disclosure of his secret heart and
wondered that nothing appeared that
they would have wished to conceal
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-10-25
l.R. GOODFELLOW,

R yITATCH MAKER AND JEWEL
w ER, DeaIerin Watches Jew.
SfEEnf1N elry. Clocks, Yankee Notions, &c.
~ ID Watches and Clocks repaired and
TX, xSsM warranted. Highest price paid for
old Gold and Silver. OPPositethe
sampsei House
Ashland, Ohio soft Dec II, 1853
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-10-25

A STOLEN THoueHT.- has been OBJ
served with much significance, that every
morning we enter upon new day, car
rying still an unknown future in its boz
som. How pregnant and striking the
reflection ! Thoughts, may be born to
day which may never die. Feelings may
be born to day which may never die
Feelings may be awakened to-day which
may never be extinguished. Hope may
be excited to-day which may never ex-
pire. Acts may be performed to-day
which may not be realised till eternity.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-10-25
"The mercy I to others show,
That mercy show to me ~

ENERGY Is OMNIPoTENr.-The child
who is beggar to-day, in few years to
come, may STANG b the admiration of
angels 1t is the woAla Of Energy.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-10-25

MAcAULAY says there is one good
trait about bores, and that is, they are
always moral. This is so. Wit runs
shockingly to vice, while your smart ep-
igramie people are just as certain of GO
ing to the devil as violin players. Wit
runs to sociabiIity sociabidity to wine,
woodcock, and illicit dimity. These
bring remorse, while remorse, presnts
you with shilling worth of arsenic, or
double barrelled horse pistol. A man
who makes good pun has taken the first
step to dissipation and charcoal fumes.
Bears live till they die" and generally
die happy. Who ever heard of but
ton-holder severing his jugular ? We
pause for reply.-N Y. DsttchnsGn.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-10-25

E%" I'm in the wrong, Aa t
be one of the most difficult sentences
pronounce in the English language. :
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-10-25
TEWEHEE9, easC.
WILLIAM HALsTON

WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, Post Of
9TA w fce Building, Main street, Ashland,
"a Ohio Gold and Steel Pens, and choice
',fLai1 svadety of Jewelry, kept consantlYon
i nl.a..arahe 26- 1883. 2air
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-10-25
DR. Nv. w, RIDDLE,

= Practitioner of JHedieiHs and Surgery,
TWILL attend all business connected Wlln hIs
w profession. Office in this Centre OF Troy, ASH
Sand county, Ohio ly5o
-DHS.J p. & y. COWAN,
nRAcrrr1oNERS OF MEDICINE AND SUR
Z 3GER y. Jeromevi4e, Ashland comfy, ohio.5
March 2Gth, ls54. 45t
Butte record., 1854-01-07
sPUNKY YANKEE LIEUTENANT.

l. Ut. s eld of tie L s. AItil Y
stra nge, iron hearted man stood y lis
gun at the ba tie OF Lacole Mill Canad }
until very other man had left it The
enemy seeins his condition. sent a de-
tachment to take him and the gun but
he maintained his position until the COL
umn came within close pistol shot, when
he touched it off. The order to fire had
been given the same instant to the intan-
try, arranged somewhat in the form of a
semi-ciIcle in the woods, and when the
smoke cleared away only one cut OF the
whole detachment was standing on hi>
feet, and he making rather accelerated
tacks for the nil. Sh,ldon once re-
fused to take of Lis hat in a Canadian
theatre while the Orcbest PLAYED God
save the king" when an English officer
reminded him of his neglect. He made
some reply which led to duel A f lend
TO Sheldon endeavored 10 dissuade him
fIom fighting, saying that be ought to
apologize for his conduct, as the es;ab-
lished custom, requiring every one to b.
uncovered when God save the King
was play ed, should have been respected.
Sheldon, however, was obstinate about
it; when his fri nd told him that his an
tagonist never missed his aim, and he
was dead man if he tou-hi. Then
there will be two dead men," said Shell
don. They fought, and the English off
Ger fell dead at the fist fire. SHELDON
was also shot h ough and through He,
however, fingered on for some six months
and finally died in Boston He retained
his almost unnatural fearlessness and
hardihood to the last, and would accost
his friends as they stole softly to his sick
chamber with walk in, pall-bearers,
walk in" He was Pittsheld man, and
vas such stuff as heroes are made Of"
Butte record., 1854-01-07
ALOVE SCENE.

Overheard and phonographieally re-
ported by Phredric Phinnephun
"Phairest of the Phair," sighed the
lover, ''phancy my pheelings when l
phorce the phearful consequences of our
pheeling from your phather's phamiIy
Phew Phellows could have placed the
music with much phortitude as l have;
and as phickle phortune phails to smile
on our loves, phind must phorego the
pleasure of becoming your husband -
Phairest Phrances, pbarewelI phorever. -
"Hold, Phranklin, hold - screamed
Phrances, II will phollow you phorever. y
But Franklin had nhled and phrsnaas
Butte record., 1854-01-07

A NOBLE ExAMPLE'-An interesting
youth of fifteen years of age recently died
IN California and bcqueathed S235 to-
wards the erection Of the Washington
Monument. This noble boy, early in
spired with profound admiration of the
character of Washington, felt that he
could not leave this world, in which his
career had been so short, without this
world, in which his career had been so
short, without bequeathing som thing
ou. of his scanty earnings to honor the
memory of the great Father of his Coun
try. How noble, how generous, how
patriotic, and worthy of imitation by
those who are more blessed by fortune.
-Nationa! Inteilsen1r.
Butte record., 1854-01-07
THE SABBATH.

Fresh glides the brook and blows the gale,
Yet yonder halt. the quiet mill;
The whirling wheel. the rushing sail.
How motiouless and still
Six days Of toll. poor child Of Cain,
Thy strength the slave of want may be;
The seventh thy limbs escape the chain
God hath made them free,
All. tender was the law that gave
This holy respite to the breast;
To breath the gale, 10 watch the wave,
And knou-the wheel may rest
But where the waves the gentlest glide
What image charms TO lift the eyes.
The spire reflected on the tide
Invites thee TO the skies
To teach the soul its nobler worth
This rest from mortal toll is given;
Go, snatch the brief reprieve from earth
And pass-a guest to heaven.
They tell thee in their dreaming school,
Of power from old Dominion hurled;
When rich or poor with juster rule,
Shall share the allotted world.
Alas, since time itself began.
That fable hath but fooled the hour;
Each age that ripens Power in Man,
But subjects Man to Power.
Yet every day in seven, at least.
One bright Republic hall De known;
Mans world awhile has surely ceased,
When God procl,ims his own
eiI days may rank divide the poor.
Dives from thy banquet hall,
The seventh the Father opes the door,
And holds his feast for all
Butte record., 1854-01-07

1SA TIGHT PLAcr.-The city authori-
ties of Marysville recently passed an or
dlnance for the removal of outside stat
in that city. While the Council was in
session lew days since, the stairs leading
to the Council Chamber were removed
and the digni6ed members of that body,
according to the Mruld, we're COM
PEELED to ''shinn down the posts of the
building
Butte record., 1854-01-07

EV"About a mile below the 70 ks of
the Co~umn s, there is on of the most
magnificent water. falls III this State. The
CoSumnes river commences here to form
canon, an running anon. steep and
rugged rocks, rushes on in angry and
foaming confusion, down this canon, un-
i it reaches large, oblohg hole, worn
through the solid rock, through which it
leaps; aud then at an angle Of about fifty
degrees, Gecends and forms a waite tall
OF over 300 feet, rivaling in magnihcence
the celebrated Niaraga. On its sides
stand mountains oil perpendicular and
overhanging rocks, nearly 400 feet in
hGi hit, the whole ma king an imposing
combination of magnificent grandeur and
rugged beauty This spot is called by
the Indians Yomet," or sounding rock,
where sound given is echoed aud re-
echoed ten different times diminishing in
power as it ascends to the summit of these
upright rocks.
Butte record., 1854-01-07

MYSTERIOUS Discovery IN PEsSsYL-
rANIA-While some Horkmen were ia
king off the roof of the Round Hill
Church, in Elizabe township, Allegha-
ny county, Pa, human skeleton was
discovered in the loft of the chure h,
Butte record., 1854-01-07

How superior is nature to art, A pair
of natures jet black eyes when properly
brought to focus have always ,eceived
our admiration but an artificial black
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-09-12
UTiEERN
Conn IA erC1al G. ollie & G

TRTTING INSTTT IE.
TIRE first term Of this College viii COM
uleace on MONDAY, teb. I8, IN The lSS-SEE5
large and spacious room in Coopers block, tgS~,ssA
ca Cherry street, i've doors above Deaderick.N =
TIE course u instruction this institution will embrace
housekeeping, Commercial Law, Commercial Arithmetic
and PsuIanslp.
GUaIihed 70 discharge the auuss Of the accountant
Students viii be instructed Iu al the modern improved
forms adopted by the best regulated houses the country,
among c,hals which dispeuss with the Of The Jour
n2 greatly SSeuiu lle amount i labor aud Ilabty to
CTR and another winch reulviS the OF the Cash book
and journal sugsrlJuS and e1aUes the Ccoskeeper ."
ro his personal daily ana his merchandise and
cash ~ often as Dag suit his CONVENIENCE.
This latter fOTm more particularly designed Tor Inc use
OF retail establishments
Thev viii be taught simple process by which tbe
chant may all times ascertain the amount oi his loss or
pain together with the quantity Of goods on hand without
Tssorliug 70 the tedious process 90 taking inventory.
THIS institution Viii be permanent aud has been esEb
shed TO meet the already Important aud growing cam
asrcia interests Of the city OF Nashville and state Of Ten
nessee and Is designed 10 place Up2na basis lnerioF
this country.
TIE importance to every business man, OF knowledge
% accounts, be sulcsDty obvious 10 all Teiieon
minds.
no the man Of wealth, ii IS important 10 enable him TO
manage his sirs scientifically and without pecuuIa-y loss
and the LAWYER Is often called upon, the discharge OF
ms r9,s 0nal duties 20 unraTel the most intricate ac'
counts but 10 She young who depends upon bis own
resources fer q livelihood, II Is In,.l5e. gives km
ros!tlcn which nothing else can,
He holds the post confidential clerk in Lis employers
service.
the benefit OF those ybu take lessons ia writing on
f where an elegant hand writing VIII be impaired TO al
who MACE themselves under Jae o. the preceUtOI
yguis entering this institution are no! limited u sB}
uug9r Of lessons but for specified prICe may couHuu.
Gy branch they pursue Until they are perfected TeaIs
the privilege Of reviewing their lessons at :ny subSeqen
period, free OF charge.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-09-12
julyl-dtrwGw-6m.
JEW DAVID. OR HEBREW PLASTER;

THE GREAT REMEDY for Rhemalism, G0ut. pain in the
SIDE Hip Back, Limbs and joints, Scroiula Kings Evil
bne Swelling, Hard TumOrs, Stiff JOINTS aad pains what
ever.
Where this Plaster Is apple pain cannot exist.
been beneficial in cases OF weakness such as PAIN
and Weakness in the Stomach, Weak Limbs, Lameness Al
Of the Lungs in their primary Stage II destroys in
6amatiOD by perspi ration ,
James L. Boyd, Pckeus district, South Carolina, testfes
that by It's alone he cured of rheumatism in both
of his knees, of several years standiag
The following handed us by respectable ply sician IN
Georgia:
EssRs. Scov1L e. ME.D Gents IhaYe been using ycur
LiyerYr aud Tar Hebrew Plaster very extensively ia my
pracce faT Ia rec years past and is with pleasure h@t
state Ey belief superiority ARTICLES,
win which acquainted for the purposes wi hieh tney
are recommended The Hebrew Plaster especially, an
UNIVERSAL for local pains. have also found At
eXceii applicatoni0 Sprains and BRUISES IL gIe
uniN6rsa faction wherever used. - OSLlN, NJ T.
Knoxville, Gg.. March ith, 1913
j , Beware of COuntereits and base limitations.
Tie genuine will in future hav the signature OF T. AYL0R
the steel plate engraved the label on the top oi eac
box.
Pure advised that's counterfeit oil hla az
tcie l. in existence.
The issold only by and by agents appoint
ed through the SOuhAND PEDLAR IS ALLOWED To sHii
Dealers and Purchasers geneTslE cautioned aeaEs
buying any regular agent, otherwise they viii De
imposed upon with worthless article. ...
Ill Chartres Street, New Orleans.
Sole General Agents the Southern States, whom al
orders must invariably he addressed
SOLD AIlSO BY
BERRY e. DEMOVlLLE,
EWIN BROTHERS,,
W. F. GRAY.
iulyI-dlwxw6m I'M ZIMMERMAN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-09-12

For the cure of Painful and Dsordered Menstruaicn,
Miscarriage Abortion and the relief OF all those
Sympathetic Nervous Affections attendant on
Pregnancy.
Much Of the suffering attendant upon the lives OF females
the present day may he traced to slight mprudsnoe
neglect during critical period Of their pecu eI sea
sons causing obstTuctOas irFeguari, &C. winch, Il not
relieved gradually weacS and deranges the system and by
sympathy induces those chronic forms OF dlseaseGon-
sumption DrOpsy Dyspepsia &cwtch either hurry them
the ares aud doveeS o creation al that when the bud
was Just bursting into boo have withere and died om
the elects Of obstruction and the want ci remedy to slsi
nature at that eventul period.
TRY TIE PHIL0TOkEN.
II not offered as of aills that flesh heir TO-
out as remedy and preventive ior eeein class OF con.
toh OF that medicine directed with experience and skill car
perform. Sold by NCO'iL MEAD
III Chartres street. New Orleans
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern states To whom
all orders must be addressed.
,anl2-ly dtWAW.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-09-12
TO FuE MEDICAL PROFESSION.

q EYMUUE'S GALN ANIC ABDOMINAL
, 81 PFuETL 3 r. new remedial Agent, or
new method OF applying Old most paPGiar one, Is
nov pTsseu CD the Profession and through lt 20 al who
ars afflicted ~ diseases ,lrE- The application OF GAL
VANISH, such A1Iuunraa, ;forasis; DySmenorehea;
an the back, iEs e-, a as. atouy Of the stomach)
,.eakues- ANY or muscular
rr, and all Kindred etarlu TO the Physicians il is
,uvb To say, This gDu-truct. that gen
lie yaHic currc" -ie to pass through organ,
and I'll uG1Ilr t % lnsa. UEt.uu,
- on Il sunercndiu- other -Ha-nsa- ruiua1s Of de
fss thv dsy- Hca.sl j"urnais, DE-. in
yssbville aud other cities Sing Tie iu-IrUmeTtH $ the
- scisptiaczy constructed Abdominal aa pi.1r.- Vet
,nyented which VA be apparent TO Amy ru ON
,.osco5-it il so that vEer galvarc Or
1sbauical aupp0rt may be ssrsel wtt may iud
- bv each rGss Ph siuaus hail ltR-G potent liiy .u
sitting me Of the mos, tro latcsome of diseases, nub Of
ten tax their patience ard sEhl.
~ SEYMOUR ObsfeIricai Supporter.
usad q brace and sU-lsu ladies' m shat most
I3r ,T lif Labor No Lady Gutlcp pating ;hs ordeal
rd thuE Of dispensing with its Usa, II the! knew one hall
.o5vsptayps ipisre- under the utul of The patient ali
sil sbs rrouras. No lchsT mdntau bg obsiC.
gsI does IT, when Is efficacy has been
..Ts known 10 the public.
mslSyNyTrR'S PI ACENCs FORCEPS. This Inatrurreut
,l, 10 be seen, % be approved aud nppfccstcs ct
psin Nashville and other places Csins L5em ~ OF
,,---.l Irsese5 70 +. D. PATEE,
Ger cace Of berry removils, Nashville, Tenn
, IN. States OF Missouri. Kentucky, Tennessee, Ala
isa.ygis FLORIDA Mississippi, louisiana oEas. @
AK sSs. Tor eiti4Si uI '-i1 -'
pIS;1b SbsPy can also be bad al the following houses
q BROWN'S Il, q. SC0FEi.H~, W. +. GRAY =, d
=, ,1IVVERNAN'S u. ". HENDEKSHOTS Mrs 4. A
- ~ No. 6S North Market st. and C. a. BoBiNSON
Co, SEelbEylle
mars '54-6m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-09-12
THE LAST PUBLIC SALE OF TOWN


n West Hickman, Fulton County, KY. will take place
/ on the second day ofOctober, 1854.
In view Of the very rapid improvement OF Hickman, and
the vey great soctude manifested by nany that We should
still Offer Inducements to capitalists 20 cast their lots with
u.s. invest their capital in property that in less
.han years will quidrupe ITSELF we have concluded to
make another offer OF Lots at Public Auction.
is needless say anything of the advantages Of hck
man they known throughout the country TO be Supe-
rior 10 those ANY paceon the Mississippi River between
Memphis amidst Louis.
Il will in short time be the grand terminus Of The great
chain Of Railroads from Charleston and Savannah to the
Missssppi River last link Of The great chain being the
Nashville and North Western road, which terminates at
Hickman and is in OF construction Its tribu
tary country very large and embraces the most fertile
aud wealthy por ions Of West Kentucky and Tennessee
Marine Railway and nock Company has been organized
with funds enough 1t command t. the completion
OF that enterprise raught with many advantages the
place Add 70 these two mprOyements-he Railroad and
Marine Railway and Dock thenany other minor improve
ments daily made, and Hickman offers inducements u
capitalists and business Of almost every description
not equaIed by any place Gil the Mississippi River.
ausI S-td H. c. CAfLETT, Trustee.
The Ledger, Philadelphia, Pa; Republican st Ions o,
No. Journal Louisville NJ; Gazette Cineiqnsti oio %
Union and American Nashville Tenn Herald kusseiVnle on
ny; Press opknsyille ky- Reporter, Hendefs1h, ny
and banner Trenton Tenn viii copy the above uii uat
sale and forward bills this ohee-lf'cEa"a" n.y. -h'
4 ms
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A RARE CHANCE FOR 4 PROFITABLE
EES'ggEE[NT.

a VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-I offer for egA
II sale NV Farm. lying IN Ds,ric. No. e, Mill * -
Ereek zen miles from tie civ Immediately tie Naah
yse and Chattanooga Railroad, ami half mile from Ar
LUcn H.r0t The land fronts tLan oneicurth o.
ig OF ne Railroad. The - Ui the portion cleared -
p,su,,ss23 for fertility About Onshaf the tract is
Hearty Jiabered, ani market Tor s the wood furnished
{ the Railroad. The contains ABOUT 2l1 acres well
vstsrej and the most u under good cedar ieoce IEe
fare hundred Yards Of the ard. To any person wishing
rue cF the most desirable Farms in Davidson county, an
excellent opportunity is now oierel The improvements
sre good aud substantial. CEAS. Nj HAAS.
iva. ls54-euEN
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-NOTICE 10 STOCKHOL0ERs-

the last meeting Of the Directors Of The EdR6els and
"a Kentucky Railroad Company, The following resclHons
e. adopted
A. That me EngDeer is hereby directed 70 make ss soon
possible the hnal location Cf the ToJe OF this road from
Edgefed through GOodietsTle 70 Springfield, IN Robert
county"
g That call Of eight per cent be IHade uPon me
stock ravabI in ra0nbiy psaments Of per cent 10
On the 9d day Of September the Cd day Of October,
I'd day of NovembeT aad the I'd Gay Of peesm1er
y n'eI-0 7- - WASHINGTON BARROW,
P@Ny' Secretary and Treasurer
,e ,s4-eo&w Of the E. and K. z R. Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-09-12
SAMUEL HAsLA3l


VI tested during the past year. by many Of the
spectacle citizens OF Nashville The advertiser permitted
refer to Mr.. Samuel Watkins whose servant cured
of most inveterate ScrOfa Also the servant Of MIR j.
Collins Of the disease. Five Of Cancer have
been cured twenty cases Of Rore Feu. Nj E. L. Jouess
cared Of Sore Eyes, ate having been the
treatment Of two Of the most distinguished Ph Sicaas
eight months almost totally blind.
at least hundred respectable persons II Nashville
and its vicinity be VINO viii voUCh for the great
benefits of hs course Gf treatment without tue Of The
knife mercury.
Cancer, SerouIa, Rheumatism, Eistia, McrcTia Dis
cases. Ulcers, old Chronic Dse2 e. Sore Eyes and all
purities OF the blood.
Twenty years ef constant Practice fifteen in New Orleans
prior coming Nashville. Those interested
peculy invited call, examine and consult free Of aHy
charge.
Glice No "a Uniou St, near Cherry.
uc7I0-Iy. EDWARD THOMAS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-09-12

5HILADELPHIAC COLLEGE OF MEDICINE

TIE WINTER SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
VIII begin October g, 1854.
Full course Of LEcrURs are given both in the Winter
md sumner DFGREEs are conferred in March and July
FgEs-One full course, So. Perpetual Ticket $3.50
NlIiculatioa -. Graduation Fee, $40. TO thUse who
nave attended full another institution, S5V
including Graduation fse.
Personal interest Is taken BY the Faculty in the welfare
snd progress IF every Student Examinations given
iay by the Professors upon branch. In all facilities
lJr rue1n his school IS egGs any in the County
For further Information, address
B. HOWARD RAND " D. DEAE.
los South Ninth Street, Philadelphia.
=. ETR,r2nl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-09-12
VALUABLE IRON ONWoRIISA FOR

Owing 10 the fsebeness o. me syhsc-b.-,, h,s
" he oilers for sale his Iron Works aad Farm
IN The farIa on which he resides in Williamson
county, about IL niles from EashYiile coptaninc sb,t
800 acres OF land which be surpassed r bsaufv m
tertihyof soil. As Grass Farm It Is too vel knozu
70 require any deseFiptiUn.
The buildings Of superior finish. There is plenty
OF stock wafer the whole year ruundLle Harpeh river
runs through il
Also the following tracts of land-ore banks frusces
sndt0rges:
lst-JACkSON FURSACE-together with about 8. .e5o
of land.
znd-BELLVIEW FURNACE--witil all its ore banks
snd privileges, and timber with between three and four
-hotISsnd acres attached, well timbered and waierad.
3d Y ALLEY FORGfs--with upwards Of 600 acres OF
iad we imSered and on II the best wafer power in tins
any othsrc ountrY
4ihl will also sell rstraic Wats Power at the Nar-
rows OF HArpeth, with tunnel aresdy excavaisd snd
about Is acres Of land attached.
Also, all my Water Powers and Ore Banks on Mill Creek
in Hickman county.
have also an Ore Bank on Duck River, which Is very
rich in quality and ineSisustlble
AIRY one wishing to purchsse VIII please coll lpa ths
subscriber or address him st Goo SpFing r. D William
son county, when he viii make known tbs terms, &c
aug Sf--,jIn MONTGOMERY BELL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-09-12
J. III. CURREY,
CABINET MAKER AND UNnFRTAKER

DEGS LEAVE to inform his friends and the s-
ID public generally that he keeps constantly -
fms the best for preserving the Corps together
with good Hearses and Horses and everything necessary
for buriais.
All orders Jeff nv ware-room No. 81 Coopers BudiI
Cherry street, will be promptly attended TO, both day
night my3l-H J. H. CURRE1.