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III from he schools thus established IN The

Il from the schools thus established in the
States.
XH.--,rhe American party. having arisen
npon The ruins and in spite Of The opp0silion OF
The Wing and Democratic parties, ta,lnol he
held in any manner responsible for the obnox-
ious acts or violated pledges Of either. And
he Systematic agitation Of The slavery question
81 hose parties having elevated sectional hos,ili-
u INTO positive element OF political power, and
brought our Institutions into peril, il has, there
fore. become The imperative duty OF the Ame-
rcan party TO interfere for the purpose Of CIV.
ing peace TO the country and perpeuly 70 The
Union. And as experience has shown 1t I'M
possible 10 reconcile opinions SO extreme as
those which separate the dispuiants, and as
there can lie no dshon0r in submitting 10 The
laws. The National Council has deemed il the
best guarantee Of common justice and OF future
peace 10 abide by and maintain the existing
laws upon the subject Of slavery, as a final and
conclusive settlement Of that subject in spirit
aud in substance.
And regarding il the highest duly 10 avow
their opinions upon a subject so important, ~
distinct and uneQuiyocal terms. il IS hereby de-
| clared. as Tie sense Of this National Council
that Congress possesses no power, under the
Constitution, 10 legisate upon the subject Of
slavery in the States where il does or may ex-
isl. or 10 exclude any State from admission into
the Union because its constitution does or
does not recognise The institution Of slavery as
la part Of lis social system; and expressly pre-
Eiermi,ling any expression Of opinion upon the
power OF Congress 10 establish or prohibit sla-
very in any Territory. il IS The sense OF The
/ National Council that Congress ought not 10 le-
gislate upon The subject u slavery within the
! rerri,ories ii lie United States and that any
interference BY Congress with slavery as Il eS-
isis in The District Of Columbia. would be vlo.
!. lalion Of tile spirit and intention OF the compact
by which The State of Mary land cedets The Dis
,ricl 10 the United States, aud breach OF the
National faith.
XIII.-rhe policy of the Government Of
The United States, in its relations with To-
reign governments, is to exact justice from
the strongest, and do justice to the weakesti
Restraining. BY all the power OF the govern
ment, all it, citizens from interference with
tie internal concerns Of nations with whom
we are at peace.
Xiy.-'ihis National Council declares tina
all the principles Of the Order shall be hence
forward everywhere openly ayoweti anu ina
each member shall be at liberty to MAKE
known the existence Of the Order, and tn
fact that lie himself is member; and i re
/, cOmmends that there can BE- no conceaImen
Of. the places Of meeting Of subordinate coun
ellis.
Z. b. BARTLETT, of Kentucky,
President Of National Convention.
c. u. DRsHLER. Of New Jersey,
Corresponding Secretary
JAMES NJ. STEPHENS, OF Maryland,
Recording Secretary.
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DIR. sTR0NG's
COMPOUND sanatiye Pills.

THESE Pil,s1e entirely Vegetable, and are most
superior Medicine IN the cure Of ali Biisus Cam
plailsis, Chilli aad Pery Dyp,pIc, tosfe,H,ss. L.
Sab Rhen. Fepsrs u al kiads, las Afpsfiis OF
aYHctei aud Painful Msasiradfios, AID 81 lingering
diseases.
A. FJmale Medicine they act like a charm; and
when taken according 10 the directions lhsy never fad
70 cure the worst Of Piles, after all other
needles fail.
They pariiy the blood equalre The circulation.
tore the Liver Kidneys aud urI seeisloty otgsDs 10
healthy aud action; aud AMI. Biliaus Pa
mily Medicine, they hass no equal. Pnoe = seHls
per box.
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GOLD NEaNE BaLsAM,

or Dyspeptic Billers or Tineiurs Tonic Neryine'
A letter from J. H. Callum, Druggist, Milton, n. G.,
dated Aug. IA, 1917:
Dr.. !. Khul- Dear Sir Your medicines have given
entire satisfaction in this section Of country The Ahys-
siua Mixture especially is highly approved Of i has
never failed TO in any caset sells 50 last that
never had enough TO supply the demand. You will
please send large supply Off Us soon as YOU get
home. *. CALLuM.
AGENrs.--D Heart & Son. Hillsboroush; Cook
& McCreaddty, Tally-Ho; X. ]. Mitchell and d. A.
Paschali, Oxford; DR.. ID. p. Weir, Greensborcugh.
January i. 1855. 6s--ly
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THE HILLsEoRoUeH RECORDER
- FunLisHHb wfIELr
BY DENNIS HEARTT & son.

Terms.--Two Dollars year, II psii IN asssncc;
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents II not paid within three
months. or Three Dollars, IL delsye1 unil ss The
piuiion Of The yesr
No paper will be discontinued until III antsrsges are
paid unless Il the option Of The publishers
Hereafter no paper win he sent 70 q new Subscriber
out Of this state unless payment Is made in advance ~
some ptfuon 10 the state will become respospe 70 tho
editors; and the paper will no, b. gint TO subscriber
out Of the state fo mote tfan two years without pay
menl unless IL 10 we personally known 70 "a and IN
whose integrity we have confidence.
Advertising Rates for The Recorder.
ApvsnrIsgsEsTs not exceeding fourteen lines, one
dollar for The rt and twenty-five cents for aeh esubtfs
quent insertion longer ones ID proportion Couf, adj
serisemenis twenty-five per cent higher dsduciion
Of one bird will b nsjs 70 sdssftissnty Che year.
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OPINIONS OF TmE PREss.
FRESH CooDSi

SHALL receive The last Of this week, fresh assort
meni o. low priced Bonne's and Hats Also Black
Twisted silk Miia and long Ms; Black silk Eapng
for trimming NANTES; Printed Lawns Bleaehed shut
ngs leans. Plaid Coions Coloted cambrics, Seamless
Bags SWans-bil Hooks and Eyes, Gents English halt
Hose. Pulling Combs, shoe Tbesd. Buttons, DC.
JAMES WEBB.
Mag 81. So
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BRANDRgTH's PILLS.

Pr ne euro or Isf0s1sS. coids, mitigation, Dys.
pspsia, Headache, Debiitg, HeGknsn,
&c. DC. DC.
nrA Fresh Supply Just received, and for sale BY
the agents, ID. Heart q Son, al the Printing Ofiee,
HiIlsboroneb James d. M'Deds, Chapel Hill and
q. A. Msbsns. Mason Hall.
fuIy sihs lebi iyts--
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Has at length reached IIillsborougli making quite
q stir in our usually quiet village
TIME subscribers asailng themselves Of this great
Il Stale work. are enabled thus early after their pur-
chase TO offer TO their customers and the public New
and Complete Stock Of
Dry Goods and Groceries
Among them may DO found
Prints. OF all grades,
Lawns and Jaconets,
Berages and Summer DeLaines,
Challis and Tissues,
Checked and Striped Silks,
New and Pretty Styles Of Bonnet Ribands,
Straw, Chip, silk and Neapolitan Bonnets,
Misses Flats, various kinds.
Silk and Lace Mantllas,
Table and Piano Covers,
Black Silk Shawls,
New Styles Of Embroidery Patterns,
Embroideries Of all kinds.
J. c. TURRENTINE & SON.
April 10. ST.
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Hillsborough House,

TINE subscriber would take The Liberty d informing
The Travelling Community and those who may
visit town. that he has taken charge of the House Of
Entertainment northeast Of The Cunn House, we'd known
as Faddiss Hotel. He has repaired the buildings, his
furniture il new, and every thing well calculated %
fresh The weary traveller. Those who may please
call him, viii find his table furnished with the best
the market affords and bis stable with abundance Of
proyenter.
Drosers vii find il 10 their interest 10 call The sub
scrber a. they can get accommodations there which
not be obtained esewherea splendid lot TO show stock
IN near 10 the Court House.
n. B. Having refined from al other business, give
my sole attention VISITORS and viii Try have their
wanis satisfied. Ny prices shall be moderate.
NM. M'CAuLEY.
March G. 1855. IL
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lDMgo LONG 3 UAENa

RE now receiving al their Drg Store, on the car
n ner East Of the Court House, large and complete
assortment Of.
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dye Stufs, &C.,
which they have selected with care and with the special
object of having only pure and genuine articles.
They.pedge themselves to sell only pure ard genuine
Medicines and promptly 10 attend to all ORDERS and at
all times.
They would invite Country Physicians to examine
their stock believing that they make il their interest
to purchase their supplies neal home.
April l6th, 1855. SIS
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DIR. EIUl's
AbysSinia Mixture,

For Coughs Colds Influenza. Piles, Coslyeness, At
iections of the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, Gonor
rhea, Glcei the Whites, Weakness and other Female
Complaints. Price per bottle, rs cents and sl:25.
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spRTNGITRADE,
March, 1850.

4hhSn, 1850.
WE are now prepared, 81 our New Store, Nos.
w IS s 50, Sycamore ST., opposite Messrs.
M.ilwaiup, Son & Co, 10 offer TO the Merchants Of
North Carolina and Virginia the most commanding
stock of
Foreign s Domestic Dry Goods
we haze ever had.
One Of our irm will remain in. New York during the
present season. and attend the Auction Sales thus pac-
ing Iay 10 possession of many styles Of Goods much
below regular prices
Merchants visiting his Market. would do well 10 give
our stock an examination before buying elsewhere.
STEVENSON & WENDELL.
Petersburg. W.. March. 1855. IS
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Use the Magic Impression Paper
For Writing without Pen or Ink,

Copying Leaves Pi0ats Flcwers, Pictures, Patterns
Jor Em6roidtry M,king Linen IadeliJiy, and
Maaiold Writing.
THIS article is absolutely the best portable inkstsnd
In the known world. for small quantity folded
and placed in the pocket constitutes travelling Ink
stand which cannot be broken. No pen Is needed 70
any stick, shsrpcned 10 point, writes equally wei
as the best gold pen in the universe. For drawing Il
is indispensable II is, indeed the whole art Of Draw
ing and Painting taught in hSSGn. Any leaf plant
or flower can be transferred 10 the pages Of abum
with minute and distinct resemblance Of nature ands
with equal facility, pictures and embroidery patterns arc
akcn and have received The highest eulogiums from
The fair and, indeed. more tasteful present for
lady coald not Reproduced.
This Magic Paper will also mark linen, or other sT-
ces so as 10 remain perfectly ndelite. All the wash
ing in the world fails TO bring i out Any cRILD can
use il with perfect case With The Magic Paper like.
wse, ONE or Poua copies Of every letter written BE-
secured without any additional labor Whatever making
il the cheapest and convenient eIiice ettant. Ii
is used 10 great advantage by reporters for the public
press, ,elcgaphic operators, aud hosts Of others
Each psfkaee contains four different esors, Black.
Blue Green ssd Red. with full printed instructions for
all to ue. and will last sufficiently 10 obtain Five Hun.
dred distinct impressions
Il Il put Up ia beautifully enamred colored enye.
cpes with truthful likeness u The proprietor attached
Each and every package warranted.
PIice-s2 per dozen. or i've for ii. Single PACKAGE
IS cents Mailed 10 all pats d the world, The
cePion Of the above prices. Address, pos, paid,
N. HuBBELL.
1877 Broadway, New York.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
HUBBELI's MAeIe IsPHEssIos PAPEH.--We refer
our readers 10 tic advertisement 10 smother column SET
Ting forth the merits o. this pleasing and ingenious IN.
yenion. The ehesPuess should induce all to give it
iiisl Philadelphia Merchant
"It unsurpassed for neainess and utility and ,houd
meet with the sale II richly deserves" Tribune.
Just What the pubic be, long desired, and recon-.
mends itself 10 every individual Of taste and eusnen."
journal aud Courier.
! lime ~. 1855. 9l--aw
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WANTED.

WANTED;
ID IGHT AWAY in exchange for new Goods
"A 500 yards Of Wocen Jeans.
800 :. colored plain woye Linseys.
500 " white " Do.
500 of Tow and Cotton Cloth.
400 " Of Blue-sttped Cotton Cloth.
200 pairs Of Wool Socks.
200 lbs. home-spun Shoe Thread
JAMES WEBB.
COTTON, either 10 the seed or picked, bought
u ~ JAMES WEBB.
February 90. 3s-
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Groceries.

IyHE subscribers have on hand lot Of nicely cured
Il sides, canvassei and sugareuIed Hams, Mack
j. @. TURRENTINE 4 SON.
April 10. So
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BARTERl BARTER !!

NVANfED, 10 eIehange Iof Dy Gofi'. Rsgs.
~ Oh Castings. Copper, Bmg, UdsI Ffuii q 81
knds Herds tss, Timothy suI other SEEDS. FlaI
Thread AMI Ell kinds II Home spun Cloth.
sls5 wanted 10 etehsnge fof GfOetss or 0hef Goods,
Corn. Nhsst MEAL Plguf PlsH Seed snd 81 kinds q
Ms'As'ias JAMES WEBB.
Msfri geih, 1855. a.
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PATENT
IT. AMI GATE SPRING
HURDLEtG HURDLE,

NroiiisD inlona thegpubiie that they are msnu-
" flaanng
Carriages and Harness Of all kinds
ssnle Is Ibis county. extensively thsn they ever
have heretofore. and from Their long erpsfifpce they
aIltsf themselves that their work viii Bat BE- safpisse
q sny gihsf ssiaiiishmfnt.
me- seneraliy keep ~ hand soms good HORSES
faf sd. anJ IL s1change fgr Camsgss sbJ Hoises.
they Sill take Wheat sn5 Tobsoeo 81 msrket piees,
delivered al Hurdles Turner'S Mill. eight nss segia
d Iokbstossh where they intend keeping ~ sse Pure
Lf.8BEK u ilie BET qoshiy.
i5uusfy %. T0-Gmp
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FL \. = = 4 -. : A
DOCTOR HUOrLAND
oELEbAAT N
IA S1l411 frfS lkttirfG
&D1A tt&uek shA%SDt
pMPlnIp y
DR. O. M JACKSON, fhilaaa, fa
wILh Eprkofu an, noNA =. ,nr,cr
LilER CUhPLalNf, plnfLfSiA, 5duApiun,
Chronic or Nsrpols Deo'nty Dssase' ~, -
h.,hess' eAu ~ S,s.asI 10y $50 49,
"ue's" 800 Z
sncn
ns Oohsu-
PATTON Inward
fles luness, os
v biood y ,he heau, Aei-
any o. 'hs stomach, Hausea,
heat.ou'h, n'ssu,' =" z, oou, W
ness OF Welgh, III 'pe S,ohacn' ooe.
Efuc'atiohs' Spbs,ns' ~ iuue,"g y ~, nv
rH u we S'vhs.n S"''A'rns - ~ -
fieu ana uiilcuis p'eu'n''s' b,.'eS - ~
ehokng o. ounoea''1s sehsa',ons WIZ :. y"s
fosuie, ptnnsss =, ''sion' DO ~ ~ ~ !, !. ess
lore me Sienl, rever ana pu,' RAM
me neau' uenc'ency . ls1sir
RATION, iell0W .,e So, =, "ie 70,
skin anu Eyes ram ~ 'ne o',e' pa.s ,, one''
Limbs &C, suuuen r,usnes " aiea'
burning - '1e 's ss'a., So'''au
iu''s" a,. n. = $50
s'ea. depression s!,;,s
In attnbuiing such valuable Medical properties 70
this remedy no rash orunwarantabe assertion Is made
hut is simply stated fact proven undenahy and con-
clussely BY the extraordinary cures, and benefits der-
we'd from its use. under the direction OF It's lus'iious
originator, Dr. Hocand, among all classes Of European
society, and from the immense mass OF testimony, from
oil parts OF the American continent accumulated curing
the last ten years ~ The hands O. he present proprietor
The prevalence Of diseases TO which The German blers
adapted, il is with sorrow We say It, almost uni
versal indeed there Is scarcely family throughout The
whole extent Of our country ~ which lheie cannot DC
guild appearance deno,ng diseased Liver, OF an ema'
clated and suffering Dyspeplic.
/ Then OF what immense Importance TO ms class o.
nSalds that certain and reliable remedy should be
placed wthll 'le'I lsaen oie ~ Muen W uane,u' 4
injurious urus sn'.s 'a'v y X. , seeIs \.
~heh Tue pateu, sah 'ee MN 1ne u'',os.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

A SUPPLY Of Fresh Caiden Seeds just received,
"A and for sale, al the New Dug Store.
LONG & CAIN.
FEBRUARY 8, 1855. ~.
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Herring, Mackerel and Bacos,
" JAMES WEBB.
Msy %. So
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Adopted a, Regular Meeting Of the
N,uoSAr CousciL OF THE AMERicAN PARRY,
begun and held at Pidadelphia on the ON o.
June, A. D. 1858.
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS Ar
Il. q. WELLERyS,

No. IS, Market Street, Nashville, TsnE.
HAVE Just received and offer for sale, all kinda
4 Impienents and Tools for farming purposes, such
Steel Flows, Harrovs. Corn ShellSrs Crazhsrs Large
Boilers Spades Msnockz Shovels Picks, nanur. FORKS,
and Hay do In word have every tool in the garden
ing and farming business; all Of which viii b sold
liberal terms.
ALso-I an in receipt Of 4 large lot Of Garden and
Flower Seeds Of the most superior quality, from D. Ian
dreh, Of Philadelphia warrant then 70 give .shsaa
ton. Gene and Try them. Ilsnl1-a
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WE ARE NOW RECEI-
WING our stock of WINTER
CLOTHING Tor Men and Bows,
comprising all the newest styles
Of Goats, Vests and Pants, Of DIFF
ierent qualities, with large as
sortn1ent of Cloths. Cassimeres
and Vestings. which we viii
make up q, order. in the most
FASHIONABLE STYLE.
Also, large assortment Of
Genilemen's Furnishing Goods
and Under Clothing of the best
quality. Silk and bingham I'm.
brelIas in black and fancy colors
CLIFTON d ABBOTT.
October s, 1854.
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Pennsylvania RAILROAD.

Ia FH = ss = II
,,E =, 49, -
SIss' Sensh,f h9u s2nhecsng ,ne Atsntc cities
- es'efn, rorthwes'ern an neatnwessefn tstsS
navy afeee also cen neess
~ Msoeis ma me VI s'eahers 70 an ports on
gus es'sI Nsrs sd :. ana esndusky VITO
70 All Pefts ON zoe Eases making
sns ,hoS, a1cs eneePes. ana rssaoe route oy which
nhis can DC forwaraed 70 and ffofa the tre7s hes
hates Detween fniiadeipnia and PIttsburg:
fthsiV hArs.f SHOES, pty Oooss 75e rer 1Ooil
-,NH m oo4esl ruis rsaincfs, &C.. .....t
oEo0 Sila - ,s,s ana Stationery,
Dry WOODS TN DaieS haroware' Lea 6Ve per leeiD
= ther, &c. ;.s...-.:.--;.l
fnihD OLAnxs-iAnsiis baglng, Bacon, 50c nor l6o1,
,,,,, ana fo T tln I ouiS } hemE. &c. -.
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NEW ARRIVALS. -. ,.las-7 1 J
C.. w. ROBERTSON n Co., --sl5Ia
No. IA College Street. between Spring and Union Sts,
at the Store formerly occupied by
RoBEKTsoS BRAnsHAW. 80
NASHFIL TEEN ESSEE,
Gf81 HAVE this day received large stock OF wfhN
~ GentIemen's superior French Calf Stitched n
J "a. and Pump Sole Boots and those wis wantS / -
good lit will do well TO call and nv on they have
been selected expressly for the Retail trade and Of the
latest styles. ,-t l. C. ". ROBERTSON 4 CO,
myl2 ~, IA College street.
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- ]. MUOHE, - -.
TOBACCONIST, Wholesale d RETAIL,
! Corner Of Cherry and Cedar Streets q3I sss5
a9g NASHVILLE, TENN. aii7 ,acclao9
WOULD announce to my friends and the public gen
orally thai am prepared to furnish them with the fol-
lowing articles ten per cent less THAI any other house in
the city, for cash. purchase for cseh that from
ten to twenty-five percent the following articles
Meerschaum Pipes, warTented GEEUiNEi > A--- y
Dutch Pipes-largest stock in the city;
Snuff Boxes, large variety; ,..sr xurvsrznEsr
Snufs-Rappee, Maceobos, Scotch, Garretts Rooms,
dc. ,WhELkvhf aiE
Smoking Tobacco of ali kinds; u e CaHW
Chewing do Langhorne AUnisead's, Diadem
Twist Fig Leaf Bills, &c &c. - 49, 4
Also just received superior article OF Ale for sals By
the barrel. - $500 4, - - 60
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.
ian1l-tf = II
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100. goo BOXES
Sold Annually in Tennessee
TUST received, di,ect from New York,
81 $40 FRESH BOXES.
THE VEGETABLE PILE,

Prepared by the Graefenberg Company,
Were compounded after long study and observation of the
laws of nature and close reflection upon the properties
of different medicinal agents. that taken together they
should form pill which would act in harmony with these
laws and aid nature herself to work We OBJ
serve that when the body is diseased the various organs
composing the vital make effort to throw OFF the dis
order and is aid these organs in their work that med
cine is designed The remedies tho nen used will not do
this but will By main force if we may the expression
upset the whole vital organization and, while carrying OFF
the diseased matter will leave part Of the system
strung it do not bring other arrangements
than the first Tie tae rdtioa Of medicine IS to gipe
increased actrity to tie possessed By 1atprs far tie
rsnogdI Of tie V disease This eau be done By gen
tie means; and know from observation and experience
that the Graefenherg Vegetable Pills combine the kinds
and quantities of vegetable remedies necessary to effect the
desired end.
The inventor Of the Pills for many years afflicted with
complication of diseases the result Of some bilious de-
rangement 1t seemed utterly impossible that his health
should be restored and the best exerOns of the pro
fession all in vA2. physician himself, he spent
many weary hour in rejecting medicine and its ef-
fects and to the torturng pains of sick bed may be
traced the discovery If pill which restored the diseoverer
10 health, and which in constant by hundreds OF
thousands, who attest its efficacy.
Price, 25 cents per box, or i've boxes for 81
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RAILROADS. &C.
aQUTHERNI ROUTE.

. = = ATES REDIICEnt ~ = q
-pn,r -. =, - Id
ses ION ins, 20 we Is; Of June, me haies gu
hi 1 enafiesoa @aa savannah 70 Nasnsiiae
-, SON, <SvAsss
ls<ol.a s.s "a. ts N ~, = ss ,.,,.,s-,
x,,, - ~, ''Aefy, beoess onoes and Hats, Bottled
C.mn5;ss s,S s;--;,. =. - - g.. - =
c,rretlrng sP'.- AulPenunes IN casks aud barrels,
~ Inc fs,Ia..., "a f,t :. w. =, ! = .,-f
Confsrtsansyx rsI. ~, Oigars IN cases, ciocSs
in boxes and bsjss 'o-s' anu cases, Dy 1oods'
Drues Fru;t Trees ard sh,,bba r.. -,,..,.u g.
,afne f;jsssss and 49,; siys We, oeeos
riak-"s = - 4 80. 1z-'
OYSTERS n and Jars Saddlery Tin Ware Teas and
Spices, per 100 Ds- 80 -, =, 81 %
sd 80 80 SECOND class p"
a.----. 49,
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lsSOLUTION-

THE copartnership heretofore existing under tia ,rru
4 apd style of BROWN & GRURBS Is This dav a..
solved by mutual consent Jo G. BRowx ia alone sufo..
ized to use the name of the hrm in liquidation de-
JOSIAH q. BROWN,
Nashville juno s, 1855. W. B. GRUBR5
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-30
REMOVAL

The seUTH NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
lave removed their Depot to FOGtiS New BUILD.
IL 1NGS, No. IS COLLEGE STREET, South of Spring,
where they Will be pleased to attend to tie calls OF Their
esomers They keep constantly hand every variety Of
FURN IPUR II
Thankful for the liberal pstrGna9e heretofore received
they solicit Continuance Of the same and hope give
general satisfaction. L. H. GRO0MES
w. L. NAscs Sec'y. President
NasbyiIIe Ian Is l955-tf