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Mobile; April Is, 1855.
ME- CHS CuIIua SRI have ju reviewed the analysis
by Mr. Avequn your Springs which requested you to
t2.yes ~.
These unlike The country resemble some Of the
springs In Euope and are very Tor the
large anouat Ingredients they know Of
Spring Ia equai strength the Alkaline
have parallel e1ceb the Badon Springs which are not
quite atrnng. A. .5e,. sg,, =, = ,,,9st5g ~
and almost all
mailed by general debiiy they will DO ound utesu
Very respectfully yours, ETC., &c. MOTT, M d,
To nyads proprietor pledges himself particularly that
part will be wanting to make them comfortable and
eoateAted. .uAYys,s
The Analysis Of the following spIngs was made MI B. Aye
Chemist aongat the highest not only in this country au in
~ ALABAMA vICHY SPRING.
Proportions Of the several mineral substances contained in Eng
lsh pint the eighth part Of gallon
Cnrbanic Acd-merely noted. Grains Troy Weight.
Anhydroun BCaibonata Of Soda ......,.....-.Jslqs
BiCaEbonAe Of Potass s
1Ths Foisss is in very ANAL proportion compared with
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OFFICIAL. JOURNAL.
THE COMMON COUNCIL.
soARD on ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
.fnKsnAY. Luly I0. 1855.

TUESDAY,. July 10. 1856.
fCoacfuded from Yesferday.3
The following communication from the Comp
lroller was read, and, on motion, referred TO
80 : COMPTROELER'S OFFICE,
NEw d RLsaTs.s July 2, 1855. !
tnu 800 of New Orleans.
f.m,,.s. n his day adjadIcsted The contract to
~ XII rkeiIIouse al the Junction of Tchoupitou
X md Snurcialion stesIs, 10 Mr., John Melville
security, Palrick Gasdaeh ~ ne sum Of ihiry-sa
Very respectfully, your OBJ srv'ts
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THE ONLY ONE AuTroRrzEp,-rhe Rob of DR. BOY

THE ONLY ONE Di--The Rob of DR.. BOY
vEAU LAFFECTEUR is OF Cuisi
para other similar remedies II radically
without mercury all affections scofna
ulcers accidents cca
Of a aud hereditary ncnmony OF humos AZ depura
powerfully uicacous catahs OF the bndder,
other weakness the abuses
oundings As sasyphilc the Rob in
the
balam Of cspavia cubebs from injections which only ep
neutraIizinR The Boyveau above
recommended IN yphc Diseases whether long stand
ing which have the powers the odure
Of potassium,
for the United sates Gabriel Boudn, o.
New York. orders Guiot Duconge
Me- Orleans seuiliy, San Francisco.
throughout the Unit
The pauphc de 81 Cervus the n,cd
properties OF Rob will be obtained by writing to g. Bon
din ~ William street, New York, who viii give Information
wanted 5es st.e
hrrcpared MI orders for South America, the West In
free United duties he has the Rob IN bond
March Idly
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

United States mail steamships leave New York
N2f for hspinwalI the 5th and Goth OF each month
Le1kA connecting with mail from Panama
xa6Gzo&2dac1a Francisco
These steamships approved
Department, and guaranty speed aud safety
The Panama railroad az completed
to ocean, ard Is crossed az hours The baggage
checked New York through Francisco aud
embarked Pahama by the
The money paid in New York all of the trip.
Reserve steamers kept IN New York, Panama. and
San francisco, accident
the route ia entirely reliable.
Passengers Panama the they arrive Aspn-
wall.
Conductors through by steamer charge
women and children without other protectors.
For through tickets tile lowest apply the agency,
W est street, New York, ts. l. w RAYMOND.
MayG--dG
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OFFICE or THE CoMMANDIsa OFFICER,
Washington Arsenal Augiist %. II

SEALED PROPOSALS will he received this Office until
y Der goth meridian, building armoy Washington
d. the public Square lying
Canal rth seventh west,
Sixth The appropriation $4,000 having
by Congress for the
Master builders desiring propose for this building will please
call this
work, and additional explanation
proposals. which they will be enabled
leisure this Office.
No proposals will be received but from
proved builder
persons distance,
win be expected satisfactory the bid
accepted.
All proposals
(Which
find The
An experienced superintendent appointed will
the gsourd building, the
the absence Of e commanding officer
strictly complied with.
WIN. II. BELL,
Major Commanding Washington Arsenal
Aug 2l-2awtl9Oct Int. Bait Sun.l
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DUHLyG Sale OF Surplus Water Powers Lands
of the Savage Manufacturing Company Thursday 25 Juy
IL O'Clock, the premises, Howard Maryland.
The undersigned commae of the stockholders will sell,
ahove about 100 Of land divided twelve containing
from 10 TO 40 These
tween Baltimore and Washington lie Washington rail-
road of then, bind and all
Washington turnpike and The village of The company
300 reserved by the company ahout .he
There three Of IL feet
low The factory 25 above good race; also
third above second
Terms of sale onehd and residue and
with
For afuhe of said
the Baltimore the LEFT premises
and The would good country
tom for -four paper mills.
CORNELIUS MCLEAN,
Corner North Fayeiio sis.. over Chess peake Bank
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS.
Corner Lexington and Calvert streets, Baltimore,
july 4-luwew Committee.
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Preparatory Department.
OF
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
WARRINGTON, d. z.
Al OUIyCEE A M. pripcinaI

A. j. QUINCHE, A, M, Principal
Pupils prepared philosophical de-
Of The Coeg and complete business education also
given those who desire In tile appropriate ciasses OF this schoo
College
The principal been engaged, with eminent
Mississippi teaching school Tbs acut,
Of the College their pervo thus the pupils the
thorough discipline of the College itself. .M.#
lh The College grounds
nd n omnibus WILL IL expected, be provided
The tuition for the year is $50.
begins last Wednesday September and closes
Wednesd in
information made principal,
any of the facnlty trustees OF the College,
ll--eodClt
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liLENWOOD CEMETERY.-once No. R9a Pennsylvania
VI Of 10th Thi,
cemetery laid Of the celebrated
New York. and situated high ground
mile north Of the Capitol North Capitol
70 the saeway TINS company have received charter from
Zee title the purchasers and prohibiting Ill from
legislation otherwise which OF
wish their dead where
become all cities when burial ground
valushe for other cell
muoug into one large pitt and legal prevent
q titles the ground.
N. Olhcc from 10 TO ~
map, the charter and by laws and all ether
cb aimed also, all orders for ntermcnts Ie Mar
No 4io seventh street. other undertaken psomp.
arshaeni June l1-dy
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Oct a--3taw9w
United states Mails.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT..
September 20, 1855
pROPosALS for carrying mails Of The United from
st January 1885, Goth june 1853 inclusive, the following
Missouri will he received Contract Office of the Post
Office Department In the city Of Wahineon until g. Of the
18th Of November 1885, decided by oath Of
month, on the route aud in The time he Gin specified
9r66 From Quincy, I Palmyra, Mo, Warren, onkdae,
Shebyvlle, Iiagers Grove, Ten Miie bloomington Me-
chanicsburgh Wynndottc, Lnneus, CoIersvile. Chilli
cothe spring HIM. Clear Greek, Galsl,n, Victoria, Mays
vle and Boyers Saint Joseph, gas miles and back,
three times week. in four horse ceaches with branch
from Palmyra Hanniba IA miles ard back, three lines
week. in coaches, be in close
with main st .s#
Quincy Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 6 m;
Arrive Mt 81 Joseph in 10 hours, by 4an;
Leave 81. Joseph Thursday Saturday. and Monday at
Arrive AT Quincy in 10 hours, by ) p E1
Proposals for six times a-weeh service on main route and
branch are invited.
No pay made trips performed
omissions satisfactorily explained The
be deducted. For arrivals behind hreak
nehon with depending mails, aud sufficiently excused,
fourth of the for the trip subject forfeiture
Fines will unless the delinquency and
actoriy explained certificates posmasters the ala
post office for suffering injured, destroyed
he'd lost and for refusing after demand convey the mail
frequently the Contractor concerned in running
icles the The Postmaster annu the
repeated failures agreeaby dsobey
postofee department,
signing without Postmaster General
The Postmaster General the schedule lie order
increase OF by allowing therefor rata
increase the contract He also curai or discontinue
low months compensation the Of service dis
pensed with The bids should be addressed Second Assist
Postmaster Generals supescribed "Mai Proposals for Mis-
souri, The contracts be executed and returned to the depart
before January 1856 further particulars
to conditions TO be incorporated IN The contracts bidders
pamphlet conveying Kentucky
nessee, Missouri, and Iowa, OF 1854 a.sl.
Sept ae-iaw1w Postmaster General.
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Delaware College.

TUE first term Of the college win com
mence on the X9h August and continue
plan o. instruction embraces complete courses, cassca
and me scientific either OF which the student take
part Particular attention given agricultural
vcyiDg. =, .7'1T' ~ ''' -
me sessions Of the acadercn department under OF
". weston A. NJ correspond with those of the sollege
For nrther particulars address
NEWARK, fDcl.) July 10, 1855.
July lJ--law6w
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All of the papers designated classes g. and 10 be made Of
the best mateias and ohed the fon adult
teaon, white blue required, and wa be
cepnon OF class q be the regular standard OF htif
speeive kinds and such weighs be by this Of
hee The right of less quantity OF
each kind contracted and
titles an the public service may require.
Each class will be considered separately and be subject
contract but bidders offer classes
in The proposal aud the privilege reserved
bidder who have class assigned him 10 take all
such classes, or forfeit his right 10 class.
Samples less KIND of bid for,
and but sample each knd each bid and
classes o be numbered with the nuabef
Of The schedule, and III the frs,
classes BIO properly designated Will moi be
considered All proposals aud samples be transmitted 10 this
office free OF postage other expense
Each proposal must be signed by the individual firm making IT,
and must specify the price pound and but price for erc
every kind OF paper class proposed for
All the the such place
or places may be designated In Washington ely good ORDER
free of all and charge and subject To he
inspections weight and OF The superintendent
and be IN all respects satisfactory.
proposals persons
applying
substantially agreeing herewith tFa
Bonds with viii be equed and the supply
ing of Inferior article the failure supply
the quantity required time, will be considered violation OF
the = i i +
bidder required furnish with proposals satisfactory
evidence of his ability them and
MED by such evidence will be rejected.
The will be the required by law
the first Tuesday The first Monday pecembe l
at 10 O'Clock, the office of the superintendent
Proposals will addressed of the Public
Printing Capitol United stases Washington endorsed
A. g. SEAMAN
Oct 2-3aw9w Superintendent Of Public Printing.
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psrARrsEsr m IxrxsIoK,
Once Indian Affairs,
September "A, 1855.
cEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals for Indian Goods
y will be received al he onh.e OF Indian Anais e
ut 10 O'clock u Wednesday 3ist OF October
for furnishing goods Indian Department TOT nlDg
fOllOWs.
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poKrrANsKY,s Pathological a

IL in q -
Tanners Clinical Medicine.
The Yellow Mask, from Dickcnss Household Words
The Confessions OF Pretty Woman by Pnrdoc.
The Jealous Wife by Miss Pardoe. ,.-. 77HITa Hae
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables al tbs prices and
how to obtain them. Price l2x cents. nv III
FRANCK TAYLOR
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A MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover street, Boston, nv
II Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged elegantly
and
travelling public.
Dee Tidy F7fit HH s' 1
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Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon
Tennessee.

Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Carutbers, late Of the
judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green, Of Judges supreme
Of Tennessee
Hon. Bromheid H. Ridley, OF
Judges Carhers and Green dew their whole exclusively
to the school.
Plan Of nstruconl Daily examinations OF each
text books No regular of lectures
daily lessons the progrcss Of the examinations .
T. Weekly OF law equity,
dents commence suits OF
nnd through all processes
practice. The prepare
deds wills records and all Of documents
dcnce in the trials appeal 10
which held monthly D
public the end
ms jurors circuit Judges and chanccor official ca
Sacites with their suits.
SessfoThe FIRST session the third Monday
tember, and ends third Thursday February The
mences the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday in july s 4
E7s~es rr scssion.1uon fee $50, advance; connscn
Zee q boarding about $50 Students furnish their
which can BIZ had In the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four required complete
dents advanced ciass No study
mission There four regular cnsses
any time during the collegiate year.
There moot legislature connected with
Number Of students the last collegiate year eighty
ROBERT l.. CAKUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board of Trustees
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Propo ais for Furnishing the Paper for the
Public Printing.

Orricg or rpx PUBLIC PAINTING,
Washington, september 80 teoo.
pursuance provisions OF the Act provide for
eung public pnung ac approved August 3d. le5s sealed
d day. December Twelve O'Clock, for
required public pnng io
year commencing day Of December 1885, and ending
the LET day eeDlDcr, 1870.
list specifies nearly be ascertsined the
quantity quality and description OF each Kind OF that Will be
required. M9
10000 fac printing paper uneaendered "A by
% inches, and weigh forty ave pounds to The ream Of
1000 printing pspe casndered "A by 80
INCHES, and weigh hny SIX pounds TO the Of $50
sheets,
5000 superhne caendered printing paper,
measure "a by % inches and u weigh MY Two pounds 10
the ream Of 4en sheets
cLAss4
suporfne printing paper,
measure "a by ~ inehes weigh forty eight
pounds the OF A60 sheets.
900 snperne eaieadred map pape Of such
sizes be fequiredj corresponding IN weight wan
paper measuring 10 by "a bches, and weighing twenty
pounds per reem OF 4so Sheets
Z Feast fsE CLAss6
plate paper or
aay be required) 10 by - iuehes weight
per reein as may be required
The paper the b. linen
cotton, all with Other sub
OF fair wbieaess OF wen'yiur
in bundles
sheets Uniformity color thickness weight
required bundle exclusive wrappe
under i've from the standard weght viii be
and the weight viii Ia al be required Mixing
hc bundle make the weight
viii be considered violation of she contract
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oLD silver hnc steel and pin,ed pecaccs &C.
all focuses with peroca perscopc and
long gives u peculiar advantages selecting
adapted TO the eyes OF wearers tat t F ~ Z
NJ. w. GAIT BRO, lls
1914 Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
nn2S-n 49,.
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NEW Fall and Winter (ioods.-W. II. STANFORD,
Merchant Tailor No 488 Pennsylvania avenue
of Third from ecaivnp
his and elegant stock of
10 which he would respectfully invite The attention Of his friends
and the public Returning his liberal patronage
tofore bsstowed him, he would diligence and
will be taken I'll all elegant style iii
and fnis possible pce
Also, beautiful stock OF furnishing goods. -41,.s
Sen -2awlyf 4
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NOTICE.-I will sell street, opposite Fran kin
~ Square, bird 18Th
foot liberal Of which be
Commodore Smith, Yards Doeks
twenty feet extending hundred and forty
north thirty alley. ALBERT SMITH.
Aug 3--2aw4w H.s7 . p p r
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-4t#s Should anld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 min;
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
| glssr.t And days o. aud lang syne" y nf A
The members ending june 1888
the junior class OF the ending 1892 the Sophomore
class ending june 1891 and the Freshman
ending June 1885, hereby requested assemble
Wasngoa D. o. by the third of March, A. D. 1857 the latest
to brighten the links Of the chain oove aud iandshc which
lives greeting sympathy lamen un,iney
some OF their most promising comPcers.
preliminary the sef.arponed committee will be
held on the fret Monday September A. d. 1885, United
States HOTEL Chesnut Fourth and Fih
which those members
venent invited attend when the will be
adopted 10 secure full attendance possible
In the addressed win
good enough furnish secretary ofthe
their respective pos, offices u E.
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ. D.,
Of Trenton, n. j., Chairman Of Committee
H11s1A. ALEXANDER q, BART, NJ. ~,
OF pbilsdephin, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LlGHTNEa
Of Lancas,cF, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP pENDJEToN,
eaHllatssa OF Winston, Allegheny Co. Md,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS,
Of Balsro and Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
FHtEr n s.,e of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee
JOHN WupnAs OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27--awtMat3 fIpeiqepcer1
All in the civilized Of the world
ed this their editorial cnumns
beers Of scattered through
visions of the globe all throughout United
States of America requested
casonay between this date and the 80 of March, D. 1897
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45sa.t VI No. 544.
Notice OF the Rcopeninz the DanviIie Land Omce
& Illinois,

GENERAL LAND OrFroE Sept 49, 1855.
INSTRUCTIONS have day register
aud receiver Of the Danve land Office
Of the vacant lands remaining in said district and thirty
public notice from the the of
reopenng Of their Office and the In which applications
be received by ihem t1alrst s1fi
ga .tH.sl tttatplse THOs. A. HENDRICKS, 81
Sept 2l-2aw6w Intel s. starl Commissioner.
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VIM. M. Merrick,

III ILL Practise in States
of claims. and the Of Co
Iumbia.
Dec 97-3tawt
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled right empon OF this
townships parts Of townships above
led the satisfaction of the
proper Office aud make thereof
seeing his notice. and
pointed pubic sale Of the
bracng Otherwise such claim win be forfeited
JOHN HOOD,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
July ~ = tawi3w Intel and start
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CLAsss,
No LIS 600 Writing paper 10 by 26 inches weigh twenty
M.e q eight pounds per
No. 23 inches
pounds
No g. writing paper inches weigh twenty
four pounds
No. A. $40 paper 10 inches, weigh twenty
pounds per
No S. 400 writing paper 10 inches weigh
pounds per
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Miller g Brown,

stTroRNHYs
ste#A Ai 'Washipefon, d. c..
ILL attend to business before
Of Chime, aud United States
once, 7h street, opposite The General Post offce
July la-2aw3m
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Decisions OF the Supreme Court of the United
States.
JUDGE CURTis'5 EDITION.
Three roitpns
This day published by
LITTLE, shOWN, ~ CO.,
Law and foreign booksellers 2 Washington street, Boston
Reports of the Decisions Courf oe the
United states,
With Notes a Digest.
BY b. X. CURTIS,
One Of the Associate Justices Of Court
Vols as. g. svo. 50 per volume.
IFrom Prof. Parsons, of the Cambridge Law School,
Judge Curtis rendering pnes great
importance IN bringing
and expensive volumes Let show by exa.pe taken only
this In his first volume the
D. Insurance Company which APP
pcabe partner property
occupies lees six pages IA the
whosc
uecesso THIS But Judge
retains everything said The Court who
shall y D., aud trytnf further which
And he pns this N form really
get AZ tha tie
original The VIII itnk, be found
~ true IN reference 20 all contents Of these volumes His
densaton OF this Loose
labor. N&tN tNtNWti THEOfHUUs PARSONS.
oasnRrpor, August 10, 1885.
Aug l7-2awiuf
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8 dozen axes, TO weigh from ~ 10 81 pounds
50 do half axes, TO weigh 81 pounds
30 do hatcheis, TO weigh y pound
do broad axes. ordinary size.

do broad axes, ordinary size
goods furnished Boston, New York. Philadelphia
specified accepted bds and the dslverie. 10
be on or ss.s s any A q is y u %
missioner of Indian Affairs
right DO 10 require greater les. quantity Of
az ss s , IL, d Il n Sys
that may be- needed al the lowest market prices.
- n ss e q aea m
fabrics viii be necessary ia proposing domestic article
Of either Of those kinds that sample thereof shall accompany the
this Office such samples Of American manufacture as mny be fur
Win appointed g, ,ha,
witch case the contractor
CURED kind Or Quality within three days. or II hs, be e not done
the goods received on invoices thereof certified by the agent or
Of ne contact viii, two or more sures whose sui
ciency be certified by United States judge district ator
proposals embrace the articles, with the quantities
thereof they arreng IN the foregoing schedule with The
70 each in dollars and cents At which they win %
class They should be submitted with the following heading;
wei hereby furnish g, The service ne asn
daied september a. following articles tho prices ss
posed city Boston, York. Phiadcl
phi Baltimore PihuIs caeinnst 4, Louis. Detroit Chies
lime TIMES during The 1876 ordered BY III.
DO ess "s
If nc . bur e Of s" " re-
Indian during 1855,
whole in part more than class DO
WILL within thereafter
accordingly and security, satisfactory the Com
of Indian Affairs, for the faithful performance of The
same.'
Each proposal also he accompanied by in The
s ~ b. os e.
ally officially known TO the department.
guaranty the bidder, biddeTsl
a him, Them according his
thc foregoing hid proposal will and gvs
performances
for proposals for Indian goods dated September a. 1855 and
all which The Unit
Indians suffer Of failure
the part ofthe said bidder" for blddrrs.l
considered strictly conform
GEO. w. MANvPENNY
Commissioner.
Sep 25-datA 3,awtoc,3i lint Start
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Sept 93-2awBw
/ mo. 54a.l

NO.
NOTICE of the discontnuancc or the land office at
N vincsnnes, Indiana.
Norcg that The land office VIscENsxsI In
DIANA, temporary which directed public
uotce No SOL dated February ~ 1885, for therein
toned discontinued and the public lands remaining unsod
unappr0prated district
land office in said
cever for which Office will give public notice OF the which
they will BIO prepared receive applications for entries such
lands their office. stt & aat U5S ttH# III
Given under hand Of washington day
September A. D. 1855 ssr THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
t Commissioner of The General Land Office.
Sep 2-aw6w Intel. and S,ar.l F4a.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-24
PARMIHG IMPLEMENTS Ar
IL. 8. WELLER'S,

No. 35, Market Street, Nashville, Tenn.
r HAVE lust received, and offer for sale, all kinds Of
| Implerneuts and Tools for farming purposes such
Steel Flows Harrows Corn SbellSrs Crashers, Large
Boilers spades HattOcks Shsvls. Picks Manure Forks,
aud HAY Do In word have every tool in the garden
inc and farming business all Of which will be sold
liberal terms
ALso-I AN in receipt Of a large lot Of Garden and
Flower Seeds OF the most superior quality, sm D. Ian
dreth OF Philadelphia warrant them 10 give satssac-
ton Come and Try them. ljanll--u