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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28
GEORGE T. SWANN,
.cr>ry IAN AND SOLICITOR IN CHASCERi

JACKSON. Mss,
kgaC-iCrs Law IN ;Ar sc"r:si s;r.e ana teISra.
49,, y, Jac.-on. snu u II" Circuit an'' fTooae
Il lln,, aaj tv &c -aora+ .oG., ni
ssl s::cuL % Tie ;'ayl:'h' .: ''''' '''' ~
.s.s,, la-Gs ai -h' Auditors G:'t" ,--
.:s:. to s.cyhra 4 Es'rs:"m, EsF i.SnTE + lying ring
samuel Marx. ESQ. Ca-n!". FanS 0s ."sil"
-. ri,-.is 4 Gibson. Richmond. -" N"E' WV
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FIFTY DOLI.AtS I:EwAKD

e the premises OF Frederick anderson on N. o,,,,
..n" last. negro man named FEEDERlgK. Of law.
e md stanlmcrs a little whcu .puk-n TO- U.hns
(. ~ Ugh Street near Adams Street. Ut ar. MAJ
49,. The above reward OF i;,y dollars, will b..
{ - .asen vu, of tho State of Virginia twenty
e dollar, i. taken in the State and delivered 10 ir.
:.rS ir;.:.o:. OF 70 Edward d. Eacho.
4 : TT THpS. J BAGBY
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Tho contributions of New York IN aid Of H9I'3S I'',
Hs r.t",autb' amount, 10 I5l,'l6 those Of Ph'in
ma ; 49, ahor, ago 600, aui tio:c Z" bntiiiicre 70
az; :,ia. rc.ai ts,xu ,bo three eitss s.''--'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28

eANi"aY from the residence Of the subscriber lust
= :'.., 4 mula;,o boy named HARI"ELl.. He Is n
T'% a'. Apo. ave feet six inches in height. rather
~ri-, >.:n nar black and straight, resembling an
..'s F&n may be- known hy having one ot hs toes q
.' '' ~" small cnee) cut off, think be made bis
lie s.y nnr-e end that he en1esvored 10 maze
Gro -, "-.nor, o. il. vicinity. The above reward
ef.n or :. , will be paid tor his apprehension il
t.,o and Ss'. ,ad aity dollar il taken within tbs
7t.' 'Oga, a.l so that can GET him again.
|J.,.e:. WN. w MlCHAUi,
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

nv RITCHIE, PRYOR & ptNNAF"NT.
=.
WIN. F. RITCEIE il ROGER a MIN n"t l''t'
sES0.x mOnNING, sEPTEnBER os
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28
IllE lsENESE Il.RSIlEE = aNlI On laMEs

RIVER. SiN NILES BELOW RICHMOND, FOR SALE.
TGNllE subscribers authorized sell tho above val
Il uahic farm aow owned and occupied by Mr.. Il O.
Akin. contains 3J5 OF which 2lO acres es thc
side and i2S the side of the Osborne
Turnpike. ak miles below Richmond The improvements
the place and though ,rnai nre sufficient
the accommodation OF n moderate sized family.
The place Is very healthy. Beside, weln the yard
there is excellent sprinz heal thereto
The lnnd is Of cxccllcn; quality The portion 20 he put
in whcs will be prepared 90 10 be ready m sccjn
Those disposed 10 pu!chas. ere r-Gur;cd o view the
premises Terms accoinmodh.:n.-.ppy Mr. Akin,
TO GODDlN & APrER9UN,
Sen, ol-c2w Anr,innecr.
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NAVAL INTELLiGEhtE.-A New i"Ts CO.

NAVAL INTELL;GEHCE.-A New ior. co.
respondent. wiiin. "n Ia" 2;ih say:
"Cnmmo,lp., B"irman i, rackiu- up 90 '"ay" .
RroukIy, unvv.ynrd ari = Tire :" b. irrmin W..
MA II. viii proaabIy be oil q" the ;!I "r''h"T--.r
.in,e expiring on tie IL. Comm"d"EG Ar:1,r'".
of the East Iriia ,lms!r"u, arrived Oh Natur!'T BE-.
tho Brooklyn Ngv%-iur!, where his itmt'-ar
steamer San ,Iarn:oJ - 40" lyiii.. II" o'i 'r :
OF :hn y,s-c! hay. rupurtoi themselves, and u -
expected Enc will sa.I some time n'x month -
TN. sloou.of. war Cyanr went 10 -"a y"s''riny '"!
This bort The United S;nte- surveying s'h""nrr
Crawford, acting Master :. L. Luce, arrived nero 81
Saturday tr,,u ,Iaru..- river.
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TuE"Rrrrr:p Lt.r."-Tnc Union. in pnhl.i.lx

ihi- list, suys
.I,n,i.r the authority oi IL" law, Lieutenant Ma.
-. h,y.vrr hn. br.n retained ON iHt~ by tn -'.,.-
;nrv in IN. p.srt position ~ superintendent %! ihH
,,bscrva; nv: .o a-p have COmnodorcs Sewa.. al
smith been cnu:inGcI du'y-thc lOrn"r ~ ..-
.nand OF the Philadelphia navy.yG:r End "a" !!.s.
-. Chi,: az the Burcru ~ inr,!s, and Docks.
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rErEnsBCKC GIN AND SPORTING. STORE.

rErERSBuRt; GIN AND SPORTING STORE.
HNiE uIscrb.r having sold the above establishment TO
- - Mr. CnAELxs LEONARD. refers al! who are in wan,
por Establishments to No As Old Street. 10 which place
| ','.r stock IA, been removed. This addition to Nr.
!. ,h, NhrA before lnrc. and complete lenders
~ "'f, by far the cxtcn i've in the stata -
nm, . ot '-c"n:nends Mr. L. TO his numerous friends
% INA IN virginia and North Carolina Ms TAR
r,.n, 49,. ~ n.n workman. Tic mechanics in his rst1h'
,i ~ ,.,''fr''nt "urkincn. and all work done ny
% .n,' M " warrants :" b" we'll done md at reasonable
ra'3s WM MORGAN
The undersigned invites the ,e,,;, r the nublic 70
nj t5:' xs ';0'f i q, s%ss ws Fa. ro cutlery Fishing
limo he called for which III. .,ork ',' n'.n -. '''
Besides the celebrated Minnie k;tc h- I On h. 5 shr,1s
Ride md all other styles .! Ri. u,d E.y 'J ;h n
oe iouhd ia l'o eH'e ~ iN't> th- public 10 NJ.
examination. on NnAl'LLH LEONARD
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STOP TIE Tlfii.Ei

SsTOLEN from :ay s,sbie at Old Church, I;sro. ~
= yer county on the nigh; OF Tuesday 2-. IN <;Ser
stant Bay COLT, four yeurs old. He hes stn!-ASA
in the forehead and little white on his E He also hus
sccr on the breast, oecasioncd by sn'g and kno on
ono Of bis hind legs below the knee eurns bic legs
very much while walking will give areward OF TWEEN.
tyve dollars for his recovery, and dollars nr
the nrrest and convection OF the thief -
Aur 30-est- LE"iS JOHNSOH.
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EDGAR MACON
EDGAR MACON,
AGENT AND COMMISSION MERGE
..onolra,an Hall, franklin Street, Hieh-

mOnd, VA
.-0; call the attention OF his friends and the pue:
10 he re sct thn; ho viii sIvc E!s s'rct personal
va, 20 .c,!. produce ani respectfully soiic;;s their
REFERENCES.
-. .an:ori Mayo \ blair, Il. T. & z. : T'';neHo'
? : .ry Orange Rufus X, f!;shu:n.
49,. : : lcake Ma-ison; I : Hcning and d.
|, , i;,..on Dauw.!c ami Dr.. VIM II Macon, New
AuS l-c2m
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SOTICE-Owing TO the opidcmic now prevailing IN
~ Norfolk and Portsmouth, the Fair advertised 70 DC
held by Sea Board Agricultural Society in the CITY OF
Norfolk. in November next, is indefinitely postponed
Sept 25-c2vv EDWARD w. HERBERT, F. s. A. 3
10 The Richmond Wing and Petersburg pnpers are re-
quted 10 copy the above twice week tor TWO wsoSs anu
seho OIL % tue Norfolk Argua tQ sOllssSoR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28

- s1r,fI,so' t. !; of Tiig UNION AGRICULTURAL
y. ,,.a,,, iHG!NA AND NORTH CARROLL
- ...r;rn.rr,,s o' he Executive Committee Of the
~, '1'"' ''ci":y Q! 'Ivinia and North Carroll.
TX .... ' VIC Hppolnt "a he time for the next An
. ic;s,..,'' 60 g Ii!d Oh The Fair Grounds, near the
70 Iuesday. tie ga d.y G. October neat,
',r,; ',D' consecutive GaS-. l.. .i..riaurc lint
.'rg,;a'nl socic,.. srd ,p"., crJ, Ir invites
n. "nu eoope:uic: i!sHES G. iiAIN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28

THE HIDDEN PATH. EY MARION iiARLANp'
AUTHOR OF ALONE. New Iohk, }. {. DEkpi'
RICHMOND, PRICE & CARpozo; lS1a
The volume before US is the second appearance oi
Marion HurIand in her character OF novelist before
the reading public. A cursory e1am;na'lon ino"ccu
to read the work more carefully, IN order 10
better acquaintance with s merits aud deneFit'' ahd
We confess that los is apt to be the case with can
did, but Rmiable cri,ic) we have found more tansts
than we could wish, and cannot give to the book that
praise We incline to give. 1t may be, perhaps that,
as we thought ALONE COVE evidence of great strength
and high order OF taunt, our expectations Of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28

a., inoHE DCST.-'0 tous in store, tG sale BY
~'t-e@~ JOHN u. CLAIBORNE
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IL FOUR OR FlvEACREs OF LAND. on the new
Basin of the James River md KanRwha Company adjon
ing the site OF the Piedmont Works. portion above and
The residue below Il fronts nbou, thousand fee;
road along the margin the BASIN and extends hack 20
the River across independent canal which III" com.
rany are now constructing for tho purpose ni supplying
The civ with ws.cr 1h- canal NJ feet wide 1t bn,nn
IS a, top and 5 deep and j. estimated by ;hr Engineer
of the company TIA, j. will furnish constant supply at
srpu. sufficient work 81 pair or run "i NIL!
S.ome- a.c supplying the quantity needed Tor .hc dry
The purchaser viii acquire with the land thirty years
lease Of su,.ciccy o work six pair Of Slon"-
free OF rent, with the right OF taking the residue Of tho
surpu. the rat"o usually charged hy The CI'a'
nv ur the this level OF the Csnai and nso
tn. further ric' Of building nd the CnnI-
III. whole o. this pr, perry with the privileges appC!ii'
neat. viii b" -oli or in parcels TO suit purchasers
desiring purchase sites with view 10 me efec
on OF milling ur oiher manufacturing establishment,
would do well - arply much oil The cost which
would otherwise &c encountered in getting he waer from
c Canal might bc saved by constructing thrse works be-
fore the walls which 20 -pu, u2 for the purpose oi
protecting the Canal, completed
For prices. information TO the probable quantity oi
,ur;,!u. water the Canal will afford, and the terms on
which be leased reference be had Major II
lis ihr President and Mr.. Lourunc the Engineer Of the
! Company. WM. DANIEL. jk.
Sep, 2n-c+w I.ynchbure. Va.
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SAI.USISl.l: FARM
on TIE BROOK PLANK ROAD.
si.. mud 4 half Mile. North of Richmond,

six nnd Il half Miles North of Richmond
IYp LAND NEAR THERETO. FOE SiLE.
yuyuF .uD.cyihrs ar. authorized sri tie Farm IN
which Hr. :. & Wa!rop npw !e-'G"-, containing -"
acres si,usted about aIi hall miles norih Z" h'ca'
inoai The place is susceptible Of division INTO 'hree
parcels md j, desire. will DC =" d!rii'G.
Th- h.r. Tract OF l6) lie" on tie West side ct
the rnniu road leading 20 Hanover Court Hou-. On inc
Easr s. OF -ni road :ac-r lot 100 also: und
ou III. Esr side the PLANK Road there ia lot Of 81
prefer 10 sul the above Farm Az ENTIRE Tract but
s,il would sell suit purchasers ay dividing the same
Also for sale another Trac, OF lou acre1 on the Mountain
Road and on North Run Creek sbou; miles from,
Richmond and within few hundred ya.ds oi the Flank
Road.
For TERMS and further particulars apply on tha pre-
,nises 20 Mr. = G. WadrOp or TO
Son, I5-2sv2w GUDpiN e. APPERSON.
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Ei,. H"a-v Wise, tccomnc. Virginia
;-,e. =: - Esq. Richmond. Va.
a"'- :. ".;j late Commissioner OF Pensions, Rich
\ 80. y
S--a-i Il ?s:Ser, Register Land Office Riehmoad,Ea
foa %aH : io!ld!c;on, CUipcpcr &. IL, Va.
%" r1i'a" Ch..,on, Washington, D. Z.
)"7' "Hrd. Esq.. Baltimore
I,v.- T.uhrr.ns" E-u New York April l2-ciy
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COMMISSION AND FOItWAKDINl

,:arrHTv. GRAVES has associated with himself
ii WILLIAM n GRAVES. Tor the purpose ol conduct
a.-awond a COMMISSION Bus lSt.SS; principally
-, o. country prodac a"i the forwarding oi mrr'
.,. u.icr the style of II. '. GRAVES X CO. wh'
~ ;c::ier 70 their ricnio sni the pubic the!c
;. s-,.s Their house is on I3;h street between Main
y S'-,."ts
20 emily pe-n:;trftr g. ~rr.: 30 Ike following pre-
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HAGAN & BRO,
BOON SEt LERS AND ATIONERS,


No. 81 Market Street. Nashville Tenn,
M UUiD call The aen ion Ht Merchlnt-, Re ldlers
w Teachers and Others To hr large assortment OF
SCHOOL. MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
TeIter and Cap Paper, Blank Books rnd sta
ion.ry gcncEaiiy, which they Cferng 10 the
at low prices
THE NAV FLOWER, AND MISCELLA-
L NEoUS WRITINGS. y, Ilarriet Beecker Stowe
Auhor Of " luce Toms Cabin" &C. One vol, cloth -
Price 81 80.
The Slave of Tie Camp. A Pcstfumcus Novel By
YIN. North vol cob. Price 81 50
Corsica: PIoTUs KsQuE HIsTcRicAL AND Social. With
Sketch Of the Early Life OF NAPOLEON From the Ger.
A Long lock Ahead; Or. Ire First Struke and
the Last by As. Roe, Author OF James Mcnijoy, &c
l vol cloth Price 81 30
III. Life of sam. HoustOn-Tbe only Authentic
Memoir of him ever published. r-- ..gs.
"Whoeser and supports the Constitution strictly
is my ieOw"-GeJs Uonst0is Speech tie tcn.pToniSs
lie ISerts.
In ! volume illustrated Price 81 so.
Z Westward, IIO! Voyages and Adventures Of Sir
Amos Leigh Knight Ct Burro1gh, in the county Of Devon
in the eign Of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth Rendered
into Modern EngIsh BY Cha les Kingsley, author Of al
ton Locke" &c. l VOL Price 81 90.
The Castle builders. By The author of The Heir
of Redciife." ! vol 80 cents.
Temptation: Or The Unknown Heiress. BY J. F.
Smith, cuhnr Of HS:anfeld Halt" de- -
Ellen MOrtimor-; Or, The Beautiful Creole of Cuba
Grace Le-. Bg Julia Kavanagh. vols, paper.
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and LaDand Tale Translated from the German OF Theo
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NASUyILLE. TENNESsEE.


Chartered by the General Assembly of the State
TINE above lDstItuon is permanently iocaeo, aad is
net surpassed BIZ any similar establishment IN the
United States in point of facilities Tor imIarng thorough
practical knowledge Of the duties Of the Accountant
Bookkeeping.
This nepaEunent is the immediate supervision of
the President III the College who practical k0ok keeper
having had many years experience of the largest
countiog iiuust in he Union.
Commercial Law.
This Branch is under The sunerlntepdenee OF JouS A.
MCEwES Esq Member of the Nashville Bar who Is too
widely known lawyer aud orator to require any further
notice at our hands.
The Course OF Instruction embraces both Reading and
Lee ares.
Lectures will be delivered at night so as not to interfere
with his professional engagements.
Mercantile Calculations
BY WN FERREL, A Under this head is embraced every
species of calculations necessary for bOokkeepeF bust
Understandable Interest Discount Loss and
Gain, Eqrations Exchange, &c. IL
Terms OF Tuition.
Book Keeping, by Double aud Single Entry applied
to every variety OF business, both prosperous and
adverse $40
Commercial law tctures including the Of books sis
Pen l.gnsnip FOr twenty lesSous 10 be ttkea within
For fifty Lessons b. taken within three months $40
80 The above fees payable invariably III advance
The Importance this rule appear obvious students
enter for Unlimited period with the privilege OF
iu- st any lime ddfinglife without extra charge.
This School is in perpetual session, having vacation
hence s'rdels at any time aud pursue their
studies without interruption.
Merchants and business men viii be supplied with
peteut book keepers by applying at this establishment
Good board aad lodging can be obtained for So per week.
No student VIII bs taken FIR less than full course III
whatever branches he puTsues.
Tn required for fu cnurSe-from six tn ten weeks.
~ Address southern Comm, rcai College Nashvil e
Tenn" apeT-utw&wly
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TffE VERY LATEST NEWS
III RkeffvEn BIZ
TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.
ARRIVAL OF THE ORIZARA

Il "a.
NKw ORLEANS, May 1.-THE steamer Orizsba
with Mexican dates of the 9Th has arrived.
Santa Anna has gone South with troops. It is
/ reported that number of soldiers at Sonora re.
| VOTED
The "Empire City, has arrived. She reports the
Illinois put into FIavara with California mails. &C..
| of the 17th
The Golden Age lett S.,,, -ss.ieco with $50
passengers and $4,000 trea>u.e.s she struck a
! rock on the night of the 18th, five miles from
Panama. She was going at full speed at the time
The water gained rapidly. Discipline was main.
tanned among the crew and passengers until com
munication was had with Panama and all were
landed safely. The steamship Pisama was dis.
patched on the Sd to the assistance of the vessel
with strong hopes of saving her. The tide ebbed
and flowed in her The "Golden Gate, takes m
her passengers She left for New York on the
5,h
The rains continued The mines are pror,ueioo
Well. Confidence is gradually returning .
The Legislature adjourned on the 30th. Anoth-
er effort had heen made to elect Senator
We have Galveston dates Of the 3rd News ur-
important -Four Mtx;cans committed an outrag,
on family near FL Passo. They were captured
tried by Lynch law, and hung.
The sloop of war Falmouth arrived at Pensacola
on the 9th, from Aspnwall, and would sail to Join
the Cuban feet
orleans announces the arrival of the Illinois at Ha-
Vana, now over due at this port.
WASHINGTON, May l2.-Capt g. W. McCerran
Is candidate for the commercial agency at Grew
town, vice Fabens removed.
CINoINNSATT May l2.-noon-The river is fall
ing slowly. Weather pleasant Flour firm at SO
5OaS9 60; Whisky 33c; Provisions firm, but quiet;
no change in Lard.
PIrTsRURG, May l2.-uoon.-River rise during
last night. Now SIX feet water
New YORK, May IL, noon.-Cotton firm, with
an upward tendency; Flour declined l25, good Oho
sold at 10 50al0 g. Southern easier 100 bbls
sold at 10 75all 25 Wheat unchanged; Corn firm,
$1,000 bushels mixed sold at II; Pork firm at
l6 62al6 rs; Lard dull and declining; Ohio Whis-
ky easier at 38ka39
NEW ORLEANS, May 10--J. h Ashbridse ship
broker, failed for $4,000.
LOUISVILLE, May II, night-River falling with
6 feet inches water in canal -
New YoRK Nav II, nght-Cotton market
firm, Upland Midding 1OalO4 Flour trifle lower
good Ohio 10 so; Corn firm, with an upward ten
dency; Pork firm, old mess 1G G2al6 %; Lard
steady.
CINCINNATI May Il, nght-Rver fallen six
inches
Markets generally Inactive to-day. but no change
Flour $3.50 GO; Whisky duh at 80; mess Polk
Is 95al5 so
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SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1855.


ANNUAL CELEBRATION OF THE FIRE DEPART
MEyT OF NASHVILLE
The Fire Department of Nashville win celebrate thel
Arnual Anniversary on
THURSDAY. THE l7rH instant
The different Fire Companies will meet on the Public
Square ~ O'Clock, when the Procession will be formed
in The following order: 1-
AIDS CBIEF Ma RsBAL-- rt AIDS
PRxsDENr AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE FIRE ASSOCIATION
Fire Company Ne / the tight resting Deaderick
street. srFrs sE. ~ q
Fire Company No g. the right resting on Lower College
street. . ~ 3 1885, . 4.
Ere Company No g. the right resting on Lower Market
street. $3.50 a ,rf-ttF
Fire Company No the right resting on Bridge street
The Procession viii at the ringing OF the City Bell,
AT O'clock around the Square to Market street, down
Market to Line up Line College; up olege to Cedar
up Cedar to Cherry up Cherry Church. up Church TO
High; down High to Cedar; up Cedar to Vine up Vine
to Broad down Broad to Summer; up Summer to Lin
coin up Lincoln to Cherry; down Cherry to Broad dow
Rroad to College; down College to Union down Union 10
Market down Market TO the Public Square, where the
Procession will be dismiss d. H
1t is hoped that each Company will be at its proper
place at the time designated to precisely al
O'Clock.
The Chief Marshal-Ciiizen's dress, with red sash.
The Ads-Cit:zens dress, with white sash
The Company Msrshals Will the uniform Of their
respective companies, with blue sash
JAMES A. LAIRD, Chief Marshal
Cfsisf AarS.iFs Aids
A. TYLER MOL. A. s. CAMP Nos
d. r, Cutter, No. Q J. II. STRICKLAND, No 4
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So we cal attention 70 tie advertisement d
Messrsi owESy Lane & DYfR 10 another column
We Clip the following from the Ohio Cuitisater,
which we commend to our readers.
Motifs THREsHER AND SRPARaroR--ln our pa
per OF last year, (vol K, p. CD gave an account
OF the remarkable success of MONT buckeye
Threshing Machine" in England, as copied from
English papers. It has also been introduced and
gained splendid premiums 10 France and dermany.
Since that time several notices and advertisements
respecting it have appeared IN our columns Wher-
ever the machine ia exhibited tested il seems to
win popularity and premiums. SO that we think it
may safely be reg lrded the most perfect machine
of the kind cow in USE. The smaller size machine
we think will be found just what is wanted by
those farmers who desire to thresh their grain
with their own men and teams We should be
pleased, if some one Of our readers who have used
this machine, would send US fair statement Of its
performance, the amount of power and labor re-
quired, &c.-not for the sake of beneftting the
inventor or manufacturers, but for the benefit of
our readers who desire reliable information on this
subject -F< rtr..Fa
IL will he seen from an advertisement in this pa
per, that Messrs Owen, Lane & Dyer, of Hamilton,
", are largely engaged in the manufacture of the
ABOVE machines. These gentlemen have establish
ed good reputation in other departments of man
uiacturIng, and from information we have received,
we have the 'ulles. confidence that machines from
Their establishment will be of the best workman
ship, and all that have dealings will find them men
oil honor and integrity. They are prepared to car
their machines become sufficiently known among
the farmers, we presume they will find the demand
as great as they can supply. a
o.
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CEKFlFICATs OF DRUeGsr.-Testmonials like the fol-
lowing reaching the proprietor continually extoing
the efficacy of B. A Fahnestocks Vermifuge and bearing
witness Of its curative powers 1t the great worm de.
stroyer and but for its discovery, hundreds in the
enjoyment of life would have been in their graves. Use
it with confidence there never was preparation pos
sessing such extraordinary powers to eIpel worms.
AUSTIN, Texas Feb 81, '55.
Kessts. 3 4. Faia1stock f Co, Pdtsburg, Penn.
GENTLENFEi During the two years that have been SELL
ing celebrated Vermuge have witnessed its efficacy
in expelirg with satisfaction Ii will certainly ex
pei such if there be worms in the system. As druggist
take pleasure in bearing testimony to the merit of your
valuable Vermfdge .and but echo the sentiments of num-
bers of nv patrons and customers when say that be-
eve it to be the best article for the expulsion of
worms. Truly you $ &c,
FRANCIS J. DUFFAU. %
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout the United States
maV4-lmw,
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cHANcERY COURT AT sHEIRYYIIIE.


Daniel McRea rs William Gslbreath and Joseph H. Brad
ord.-Inunction and Attachment Bill
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk and Master
mat the defendant Joseph II. Bradford is a nresi-
dent of the State of Tennessee and resides Alabama
that the ordinary process Of this court be
upon him. is therefore, ordered BY the Clerk and Master
that publication be made in the Union and drlerica 10
requiring the defendant Bradford TO appear the next
term of The Ito be held at the court house the
of Shebyvile the first Friday after the fourth Monday
in August nextl and plead demur complain.
ants b or the same will be taken for confessed against
him. and set for hearing &c DGyte.
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