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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-01
q Here is letter from the upper part of
the County, from a prominent Democrat
let be read. The people are waking.
OH KENT.

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let be read. The people are waking.
Correspondence of The Cecil Wing
ROCK SPRINGS Aug. Doth, SIS
Mr.. EDITOR Your expose some weeks
ago of the pledge-bound band in Elkton has
done great good. The eyes of many have
been opened by it. The names of several of
the men who signed that precious document
arc familiar to us. During the past year we
have met them frequently, and they have
always been eloquent in their praises of Ilir-
am Mccullough & Henry Clinton Mackal-
have told us Of their wonderful legal acumen
and their tremendous influence with both
judge and jury and advised us if we had any
legal business, to place it in their hands as
they were the profoundcst and the most i'll
1uential lawyers in the county. Since you
have told us the Offices they are aspiring for
we begin to see the object of these fellows in
pleading so cloqucntly for the great Codilicr
and his partner Judge cxpectant They
arc suppose 10 be reWai dcd for til, il services
this Fall. The bcpull; d parties are suppose
to use their influence in foisting these crca-
lures who move at their beck and bidding
upon the people of Cecil County as nominees
for certain offices and after they are elected
as matter OF course they are still to play
into the ands of that celebrated Rail Road
Compromiscr and his associates. This is the
game that they have been playing at and
aided by the venal mbuth-piccc of that
clique whose editor has the inpudcncc to set
himself up as the exponent of democracy in
this County, they have felt confident Of sue
cess. But depend upon it the scales are
falling from the eyes Of the people and they
are becoming indignant at the conSilmate
lgnoramuscs who concoctcd and signed that
pledge, and will administer them u proper
rc6uke before they are many months Older.
hat we now want is u ticket composed of
good men anl trGc-mCn who d. not bore
Tor Offices they are incompetent to fill as a
reward for their attachment TO party but
mn who dsrcgarding party ties and party
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A CAR u.

Deeply impressed by the Obligation he is
unler, the undersigned tenders his most sin
crrc and grateful thanks to all those wl..
ltb"rcd so cnergctically to save his property
from destruction at the late disastrous fire.
Particularly does he thank the l,,lics and inn
mediate neighbors for Sc bomntilully supply
lnS the crowd with food and rcire sllnlcnts
during their arluous labors.
ROSWELL WAKEMAN,
Port Deposit, Aug. 2l-lw.
The above card was rrccivedat this Office
last week but accidentally misplaced. -Ep.l
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GJ7lt seems that President Pierce is not
popular even among the squttcr sovcroigns of
the Kansas Legislature. a correspondent of
the Missouri Republican, writing from the
Mission on the 18th says: This after
noon, sharp debate sprung up about nam
ing county Pierce, in which the President
got fits Some thought it disgrace; others.
that it was sprinsing old party issued upon
the pro,slavcry party; but, finally, it was
named Wise, in honor of the Governor elect
Of Virginia"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-01

lT'Thc Yellow Fever is continuing its
fearful ravages at Norfolk and Portsmouth
Va. During the 81 hours ending at II
O'Clock p. NJ. on Wednesday. there were II
deaths in the former city, and on Tuesday
there were Is deaths in the latter. and this
when both arc half dcpopulated. The state
Of things is most distressing and there is no
abatement of the plague.
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ForT. MrRDER,-On the 10Th inst, Mr..
W. ii. Porter, farmer of Ccntrcyilc Md.
while on his way home from Church Hill
whence he had gone TO receive the avails of
his wheat crop, which he had sold, was met
by two negroes or the road and foully muir
dtrcd and tie person who WAS in company
with nina Mr.. 7. P"tts-was so seriously
injured tlat the black rascals supposed he
also was dead. They rincd their pockets and
fled; but Mr.. Potts, on rcyivng told who the
murders were and they were arrested.
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New York CANAL ToLls.-The tolls on
all the canals in the State during the third
week III August. anount,d to a9l ,422 %, an
increase of W. ,332 % on the amount received
during the same period last year. But the
amount received since the commencement of
navigation is Slij, 922 81 less than that re-
ceived up to the same time last year.
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FLIGHT OF SANTA ANNA..-Anothcr ofthosc
military revolutions which are so frequent
III the South American republics, has Just
proved successful in Mexico. General Santa
Anna is once more n fugitive, self cxilcd to
the llayanna, and his Soutlcm rival, General
Alvarez, was, by the last accounts, march
ing rapidly upon the capital, where by this
time he is doubtless installed either as p,o-
Nlslonal President or actual Dictator.
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Vbc Cecil ll)bie.
EEKTOX, SEPTEMBER L, 1855.

[l5-That man "PauF' or other apostle who
dates HIS cristes at Port Deposit, wherever
they may be written, has no disposition to
provoke controversy with The Wing, he
says. as he could expect to gain nothing,
nor benefit himself thereby. 1t is likely
that's about the fact.
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SECOND CRor OF IIAY.-Thc sec onl crop
Of hay is just now being made. We under
stand that, generally, it never has been bet
ter, and that the crop will go far to make up
the deficiencies OF the first crop. The wealth
or for some days past has been favorable for
attending to this work.-Lancaster (Pa.)
Wing.
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NEW A.OXDOx ACADEMY.

1--WE Semi Annual Examination and Exit
L hltion Of the Students the New London
Academy viii take place Oh Friday. Scptem-
Der list The public is respectfully invited
t" attend. JAMES b. MCDOWELL,
H'i'' lit. Principal
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so Merchan.s and WiIiiucrx

~ H. % North Second tr.et. below Arch
- Phi'alc!phia. is now opening a splendid as
'"r meat OF ALL MILLINERY GOODS. amongst
Mi'yh are rehoh Flowers and Feathers. Euscnic
and Froscd Nclvcts new styles of Bonnet 81 ks AMI
great variety ofnew styles of i;ibbons. Dc,lcr+
will please to c,ll Isnn -,
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PnHApELrnIA. Aug. 2S.-Thrce physicians
three apothecaries, five male nurses and four
Sisters of Charity, left here this morning I, r
Norfolk, to aid the sick at that place OF Ports
mouth as required.
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LETTER FROM KENT.

0DT'A correspondent in Kent who alliims
that the Clay Wings of Kent County have
been slandcrcd in The Democrat sends the
following communication, to which we give
place.
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New ORLEANS, Aug. 27--The deaths for
the week past were AL, including 35571 from
fever being considerable decrease, mostly
for the latter part Of the week Physicians
say the disease is abating in private practice
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tHENP Di>lNFmToR.-W have seen
ihc following in number of EXCHANGES.
W'n"h is attributed to Professor Nash, of
YIN lcrSt C,ll, gc:-
''Takr one barred of lime and ono buHL,l Of
salt dissolved in as little water AS possible
which pour upon the lime and slack it, 50 as
form thick paste. The result will lie Al,
lnlure chloride Of lime. a very powerful ,co-
doriZer. equally good for outdoor purposes
with the article (c!iloridc of limcI bought Of
the avothccarcS, and not costing one tIcnti-
eth part rs much. It should he kept moist,
and applied whenever offensive odols ale gen
Grated"
Chemists have denied that any ,lrco,nposi
ton Of salt takes placr-o set free its chlorine
linked with line. This formed II subject Of
dispute not hong since anon, .lr ..wisc.
arr, s. of tie New York Farmers Climb.
here WAS division among them ON the sub
l'ct, AMI like many other top les discussed hv
them. II was left as clear and as fully settled
as iel"rc they commenced to consider
II. There can be no doubt. however, that
the above compost Of salt and lime. will make
II good and cheap drud"riZrr; whether the
Chlorine be set free or not. 1t is, therefore.
useful information.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.- Rev. Stephen II.
Cone, President of the American Bible Union,
died this morning.
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EAsNi a..

TT you wish No. | article of Schu,lkill
I Lime, Won can be supplied at short notice :,
b, ordering through WILMER & FORD, at
II liners Point or George Town.
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The Great Western Fertilizer,

j. FERTILIZER OF \ SUPERIOR KIND.
T1lilS article which Oilcr for sale | con
L slider to be one Of the best Eianurcs now
in u.s.. il IS lar better than Gu:tEo alone.
Knowing HAT farmers have been much i'm
posed on by worthless articles under the
name OF Fer,'i-cry, and that they look " it'll
suspicion ~ a'!tAiu. bearing that name, !
t,in.; br,. To- iulnrn thciI OF The materials OF
which this article is composed, SO that they
may form an opinion Of lis merits from their
own judgments. Every ton contains Of the
very best
Peruvian Guano 400 lbs.
Potash and Soda Salts 400
Fine bone dust 200
Super Phosphate Of Lime and loon r.
animal carbon
II is well known that the salts Of potash. soda
and lime enter largely into our farm protIuctS.
particularly the cereals, such as wheat and
corn. This combination has been made so
as to supply the growing plants with these
elements; il will prevent the attacks of worms
and insects: for luckwhcat, Wheat and Grass
il is the best manure that can he uscd as the
Materials are all %0lidS.
The p,ic, is - per 100 lbs. or S35 per ton.
Apply To \. ". KING, Mill Creek, l., miles
below Elntun. IJunc = If
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l)ic0.

In Fort Deposit on Thursday, I'D of
August, FRANKLIN HEATH, infant son Of Geo
W and Mary Ann Chamberlain, aged seven
months.
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FEARFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Terrible Loss Of Life.

dreadful Railroad disaster occurred on the
Camden and Amboy Railroad on Wednesday
The Phia., North American says:
II appears that the 10 clock \. NJ train
fIon Philadelphia proceeded as usual on the
way until they got about mile above Bur-
lington, n. j. when they discovered the
train from New York coming down at full
speed. The eastward bound train then at
tempted 10 back ON to a Sidcling to let the
New York train pass, when the track was
crossed by a carriage and two horses. driven
by DR.. Ilannigan, Of Columbus, n. J. The
horses were caught by the hndcrmoSt car.
knocked down and cruSh, ed to death. The
Doctor was thrown out and made very mar
row escape. the carriage being shvcrch TO
pieces. This collision caused the rear car to
he thrown of the track and dragged some dis.
lance, breaking it mp and dragging it after
the tmigrant car, which was smashed 10
pieces. The ma or lart nf the passengers in
the rear cars Were instantly killed or serious.
~ injured.
The scene that cnSucl hrfTlcs all d, Scriptinn.
The CONSERVATION was so great. that panic
ofhorror seized on all who survived the awful
calamity, Twcnty-'wo persons were killed
and about forty wounded most shUrkingly-
some so badly that recovery is almost impos
Sible
Among the wounded were Saml Lamb, of
Ohio Hon. vii liam Whcan, Of the Naval
Bureau, Washington : Commander Joseph NJ.
Smith and Spencer McCorclc Of the Coast
Survey: Mrs. Harlan, of Jersey City; Dennis
. Kane, of the district of Columbia ; II. s.
Hughes, Shankland Express Agent: and
Charles W. Oldcnhurgh, of Philadelphia I;
VIM. {. McClay, member of Congress from
New York, seriously wounded; Mr.. Fisk, of
Connecticut: John +. GiIispic and wife. of
Natchcz, both seriously: Mrs. King, of
Charl,s:own, Va: Mr.. Suw"rback, Of Pitts
burg John Kelly Of Pittsburg, badly; Mr.
Kent. Of Miss.
Last ofth" Ki'cd-Ed p. Bacon, Mex.
Kelly, Mrs Clement Barclay, Wilson Kent
e. W. R'd"cway, Geo r Inecls,ll, Mr.. Pat
ton Mr.. Greene CONNECTED with the Mint
all of Philidclphra: Major VIM. Boycc and
daughter. Catha'rnc Brown. (rolN. Of Wash
ington: John Dallam. ThoS j. Meredith Of
Baltimore: Mrs. Jane Lincoln Of Elli.o,ts
Mills: R,v. Martin Conwcll Of Wilmington
Del. Baron De ST. Andre, French Consul at
philadelphia, Charles Bottom Margaret
Prescott, Jacob I'islcr, Of New Jersey: Harry
Rush, Georgetown, D. C., jacob Howard
Tenn, d. +. Haywood, ratharnc Bislowc.
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Halls, pI0ughs and Castings,

ftMHERi.A inland Norristown Nails, for
" sale ny the kr". nj small advance on
city prices. Also, PioushS and Castings, for
sale at Wilmer 5 Point and George Town. by
Jun" IL WILMER u FORD.
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CnnfectiCuarV:

Oranges, JruupS, Candies al kinds.
l,"r"o1l, l.a'Sins English Wahrd..
}s@5 Almonds. Ground Nuts.
Cordial and i.e.lon Syrup, by the hotil..
;'p,r,a. VI. Al kinds by rct,il Fine CAKES
a, ,, l.,,,I al l,,,rt T., or,Inr
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CONSTABIE'S SALE.

10y virtue Of two wrts OF teri facias issued
- by Edmund Brown. Esq, one Of tho
justices OF the Peace Of the State of Mary
land, i'll and for Cecil county, one at the sui.
OF Samuel IL. Miller, and the other at the
suit OF James Mackey, both against the goods
and chattics, lands and tenements of Joscph
Hall and to me directed, | have eizcd and
taken into execution all the right, title, in
terost and claim at law and in equity, Of tie
said Joseph Hall in and to all that piece,
parcel or tract OF land, with al the buildings
thereon, Whereon the said Hall now resides,
lying in Cecil county, Immediately on tho
south side OF the road leading from North
East to the Rock Meeting House, containing
90 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, and adjoining the lands of Vim
III. Drummond and others; and also, all tho
right, interest and claim Of the said Joseph
Hall in and to
1 BAY Marc;
and hereby give notice that ON
SATURDAY,, tie 22m day Of September,
$500, between the hours of ! aud ) O'Clock,
j. VI, at the Court House door in Elkiun,
| will cXposc the sal property to Pub
lie Sale to the highest bidder for cash to
satisfy said wits. HEI. fOARD,
Sep. l, lS55-ts Constable.
REREGES AND SILK TISSUES. OF all
c,,l, anal, -,
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BouNTY LAND WARRAN rs-From an Off.
c'nl record in tie L"o" of the business trans.
at a, me Pension otiirc torthc week ending the
list instant we find that there were
Applications under act Sd Mar IS, . 500
hAalhihrd OF rc-cXa'niIcu 5000
Allowed J7ln
Warrants issued . 2on
Total number Of applications onG 500
Acknowledged lb5 $50
Allowed Or .,n3
arrahtS or ccrtlilcatcS issued 20. $50
From this we observe that there has been
an average issue of LIS warrants pcrwcck
for twelve weeks since the LIST of June. 1t
IS to he hoped that the Department of the
interior will adopt measures greatly to in.
crease the number. rs thousands of the appli.
rantS are poor and feeble, most of them rang
ing from the ages of 60 to lO4. The bounty.
to he hcn' iicial, must be 81 ccdy. for time to
these old folks flies with untring wings, and
the sands Of their lives are fast running out.
Nat. lntsNycnCcJ.
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EsHhs! sFESzk

FENHE subscriber las 80 barrels Of New
4 Eastern Herring. loo ditto No. Mack
errl. For sale at reduced prices 1T
j. "A. ELLiASONS,
July I. Cheap Corner.
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1 BAY Marc;

REREGES AND SILK TISSUES, OF all
- colors AMI prices. just n ccived by
! pi IA WM. TORBERT.
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.1LETGN EESTRiUYH.

A4s-sA a V-f h I'D ft.AV-t II
IF vnu want to Gnl The place to got CHEAP
/ BIN NEE,'. call at the
E1EF:TGA ,ESTkERsIF.
who you can get OYSTERS at all times aud at
the shortest notice. served up in the following
WAY:
F&II.U.
STENLD,
ROASTED, or
RAW 49, cts
c,'Irr with I!am al, Legs. Is!
C,n,u VIII ',hjc';rH onI Rolls, r., g"
T,a. w;l "h'p.o ct and Rolls l2i =
hl*o, aIwag on hand good assortmcn: of
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To My Brother.

For Ihe Cecil U'biy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-27
FARMING IMPLEMENTS Ar
B.S. WELLEK,S,
No, IS. Market Street, NASHVILLE, r,

No. 35, Market Street, Nashville, Tenn.
Y HAVE Just received and offer for sale al kinda q
Implements and Tools for farming purposes. scch A.
steel Piews, HaIrows Corn sheiSss. Oiasoers, LLgs
Boilers Shades Mattoeks Shovss Picks, Manure Forks
and Hay do In word have every tool IN the garden
ing and farming business all Of which VIII Dc soid "a
ALso~I AN in receipt Of e large lot Of Garden and
Flower Seeds of the most superior quality, ngal ~ La
dreh Of Philadelphia warrant them 70 give ssissi-e-
ton. Gems and Try them 1A-A
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NEW ARRIVALS ct "fT s7
C. W. ROBERTSON 81 CO., 1-f Eaa
No Il College Street. between Spring and Union sts
at the Store formerly occupied BY W.
RossRTsos d BRADsHxw. Htr-F
NASHPfLLE, TRNTESSEE,
ESas HAVE this day received large stock of rsh1
FE% GentIeuen's superior French Calf Stitched
and Pump Sole Boots and those whs wsnts ~
good ut will do well to call and Try on they have
been selected expressly for the Retail trade and Of the
latest styles. C. W. ROBERTSON CO.,
myl2 l4Colege street.
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CODA WATEE.


WE would respectfully invite tho attention of me
w muniy to our SODA FOUNT, which, from its pecu-
liar construction enables to furnisa draught more
highly mpregnated with gas than be had IRON any
font in the West The apparatus being entirely new, and
furnished that delstsrons properties be taken
from tbs fount pipes, safely recommend it
pleasant and innocent drink. This together with the
perior quality and favor of SyIups will sure
induce auy person repeat the dose who will give call
mayl6 DEM0YILLE l. BELL, 20 Cherry ST.
T ADIEs' BONNET BOXES.-Just received, IN
IL assortment Of Ladies' Bonnet Boxes, single md don
Bile tops For sale at the lowest prices. ~
mill RA AGE CHURCH. ~ College st.
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J. MOORE,
TOBACCONlST, WHOLESALE RETAIL,
Corner Of Cherry and Cedar Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
r WOULD announces to my friends and the public gen.
orally, that prepared to furnish them with the fol-
lowing sces ten per cent less thai any other house in
the city, for cash. purchase for caeh that save from
ten to twenty-five per cent the following articles:
Meerschaum Pipes, warranted GENUINE;
Dutch Pipes-largsst stock in the city;
Snuff Boxes, large variety;
Snufs-Rappee, MaceOboy, Scotch, CARROTS, Rooms
&c.
Smoking Tobacco of all kinds; -..
Chewing do Langhorne & Armistesds Diadsm
Twist, Fig Leaf, Dili's, &c. &c
Also just received superior article Of Ale for sale by
the barrel
have on hand lot Of superior Havana Cigars whole
sale and retail Country dealers will do well TO call
can furnish them with every thing in the business.
ianIl-H rs
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RAILROADS. &c.


-s--- RATES REDUCED,
TfROM the 18th inst to the Is. of luna tbs D..
u Freight from Charleston and Savannah to NasbyiIls
FIRST CLASS.
Books and Stationery Boots, Shoes and Hats, Bottled
Liquors and Oils Ii &
t.mphns and Spirits Turpentine, casks and basrss
Chins. Glass and Glass Ware Cigars in cases. Clocks
Confeetienery Cutlery in boxes and cases, Dry Goods
Drugs, Fruit Trees and Shrubbery Furs Garden Seeds
Looxng GiAAses and Looking Glass Plates lat owners
oyster. IN can; ms and jars saddy Tin Ware Teas and
80 SECOND CLASS.
Hardware "sxsspt Cutlery" Heavy Castings and Ma
Foreign Liquors. in barrels or piDss cord.o. Tobacco
IN boxes Carriage Springs and AIes Leather IN rolls
and boxes Oils in barrels casks Crockery and Queens.
ware IN crates and casks Rice Zinc Whiting Plaster Of
faris, &C. per 1eo lbs: az 50 95
Boxes Furniture Piano Fortes Carriages "boxed and
other light articles, not enumerated Also Carboys Of
Acids will be taken 4. actual weight but charged double
All articles enumerated, to be charged a, rss Of
From the Is, Of June to the Is: of December they win
Is. class, as above. per loo rbs........si 20
Cd do do do do ......l 90
Special rates, do do .......... . 20
Merchants shipping frsm the Eastern cities will find
this the cheapest well as the most expeditions
Frsighs from New York and Philadelphia Charleston
and Savannah ranges rom to u cents per cubic foot
according TO class and character Of vessels
As the Railrad Companies at Charleston and Savan-
nah have discontinued the Receiving and Forwarding Of
Merchandise it will be necessary TO consgn to Commission
Merchants at those points.
Shippers may rely upon strict adherence the above
rates. II. /. ANDERSON, Supt. N CIR
10 SPECIAL NOTICE.
No shipments entitled to he above rates unless each and
every package has the Of the Depot delivery and
theinitals n 4 @. Z. r. plainly marked upon IL
Nashville. Jan. lift 1 - X. ]. A.
RAILROAD NOTICE. -
C0TTON destined for Charleston viii, and afler this
~ date be charged "a % per bale Of 500 lbs less and
s. cents per 100 lbs for excess Of over 500 lbs.
septl2 H. ANDERSON, Sapt- " a. {. X. X.
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Premium Boot and Shoe Mandatory

JAMES W. HAxILToY. EBRN FULLxR
HAMILTON 81 FULLER,
TENNESSEE BOOT SHOE MANUFACTORY, -.
Corner Market and Spring Streets, Nashville Tenn.
NfI Z would inform our friends and the public that We
w are still at old stand Market street. where
we have on hand and manufacturing, much better
assortment of work than have before offered the
public, consisting IN part of the following kinds:
Mems supertne French Calf Boots and CATERS;
Men and Boys fine Calf Shoes Oxford and Monroe Ties
Mems Boys and Youths Calf and Kip Boots water.
proof;
Mems and Boys Kip and Thick Boots, double and SIM
gle soles;
Mems, Boys, and Youths Kip Shoes. double aud sin.
gle soles;
Double Sole Negro Brogans;
House Servants Shoes heavy and light:
Youths and Chlldren's coarse and fine Shoes:
ALSO
Ladies and Misses Calf Boots, sewed and pegged;
g." Kid
o French Mo.
g Tampico
French Morocco Boots,
sewed and pegged.
We making our work from select stock and in
good styles and warrant every part of the workmanship
Prices losc and uayorm.
~ Work made to order. Also, repairing promptly
and NEATLY done.
~ Cash paid for Hides or taken in exchange,
jsnll-ly HAMILTON FULLER.
L AND WARRANTS.-Wea are buying and paying
IL the very highest prices for LAND WARRANTS. Per.
at distance having warrants to sell by sending to
BY mail or otherwise may depend getting the highest
prices at which they selling at the time Nashville and
lbe cash RENTED or paid to order. |
iuiyN DYER PEARLk co.
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND TAILORING Es-
TABLISHMEET,
No. Ii Cedar street,


MEAEE NOW RECEI-
WING our stock of WINTER
CLOTHING for Men and Bows,
comprising allthe newest styles
Of Goals, Vests and Pants, Of diff
ierent qualities, with q large as
sortrnent of Cloths. Cassimeres
and Vestings, which We viii
make up to order, in the most
FASHIONABLE STYLE.
Also, q large assortment OF
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
and Under Clothing of the best
quality. Silk and Gingham I'm.
brellas in black and fancy colors
CLIFTON d ARBOTT.
October s, 1854.