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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-08

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
The unde' signed proposes TO sell portion of the
estate on which he resides IN the county of Maury known
as Hamilton place"
These lands are beautifully located, well improved
watered and timbered and point of fertility productive
and heathtuness, surpassed equalled by
any lands the State of Tennessee There are in the
neighborhood Episcopal, Presbyterian Methodist
Churches also Schools male and female in the midst of
of good society be found in the Southern States
zoo Acres offered for sale fronting the Colum-
ba Central Turnpike Road divided INTO FIVE LOTS con-
tanning So ~ l55, $50, and 2l9 severay. Then-
pTovemenJs consist Of BEAUTIFUL GOTHIC COT.
TAE built Of brick, containing eight rooms with
STy ontbulldng 400 of cleared land under good
fence Overseers houses negro quarters blacksmith and
Gapenter shop mi1 house, corn crib, &c- &c, &c
The lands will be sold either bOdv or In lots II not
disposed Of by the first Of November will be offered at
public sale in lois. To professional gentleman merchant
Southern planter, who desires beautiful country resi-
dence these lands offer great attractions lts that
such lands are offered tor sale.
Address the undersigned Ashwood Post Office, M.ury
county, Tenn.
~ Patts Of the land may be seen the store of Maves
Orr CAN'T, Columbia, and with Z. Houston Esq, Nash
yiiie Tenn.
septl6-tf LUCIUS }. POLK.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-08
James G. Aver.

7
LOWELL, MASS.
Price 2j Cents per EsON. Five Boxes for 81.
Sold at Wholesale by BERRY & De AONlLLk5
At Retail by BROWN & GRUBBS.
Also by my Agents in almost every town in the State
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FARE REDUci D 20 81 FROM N4sEVI7 Ia -

"a tennessee and Alabama Railroad C,,,-.s5, -
"@ynesboTo- For seats appy a. he en-, le
.iee Leaves Nashville sundays, y ~ -
ter-l-Li
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FARE REnTGEn 10 sl5 -
%ESE -,

FROM NASHVILLE 70 ITEwrI.-S
" IA Tennessee and Ala5auo4 Eu.r,aa t.slr.lri5s
MaynesbcrU and Memphis a14 Charleston H.s!--sa
I9Y mules rircad, and 10 miles u-upke Leaves Na
vile Sundays ednsscays sud Frid-,s g. al G5-e M -
Piy at the General Stage Uiice opposite Es F.s ic
dec22--ff 49,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-08

NOTICE.
rTNHE partnership heretofore eIistiDg between FELTS Il
l. sHASLAM is this day by mutual consent dissolved.
and Samuel llaslam hereby the payment OF all
debts against said partnership concern and Is finish all
contracts and eulect and have all debts the said ra
Of Haslam Felts. SAMUEL HASLAN,
J " FELTS
n B.-Samuel Hsslam VIII continue the business at The
Walnut Grove Steam Stone Saw Works and solicts
share of patronage f.bIG-- '
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-08

M ISS NARY ME8EE val g7s lessons On I7s
vi Piano and harp az the residences Of rr1s a.
Ply 70 II. Weber, No "a Vine street jsuSlF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-08
Palnler's Patent Leg.

FAMILY GROCERY.
q HAVE 10 store aud s0r sale low Tor cash, the follow
i ing articles.
aaIra Family Flour, warranted the yerv best
~uzlr- Brown, Crushed, Loaf and PuVeIzed
C.fce-JavG Llgu' "a md Rio
Preserves sa.les and Jams, Ci all kinds.
auces Ia'suTs. Pickles. Oysters, Spices and fiau
iIo FRUITS Peaches, Cherries, aud Strawberries.
Fresh Tomatoes and al other articles strictly or iAI7
Csc Warranted %" vsry best quality.
uBa'55 J. ~. HAWKINS s. Union street
LAW OFFICE.
q NJ WUEIN hI-,og been admitted 10 practice IN
81 al th, Courts Tennessee ard New OK, aad nav
ing permanently c4ei .u Nashville will atend I" All
meters oi Iac.ng and Litigation entrusted 10 hiih-
Office No ~ Cherry street noV0-h
MECHANICS BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
uIFIC
". r BhNr, President
". MLEAEylIH, Nge PRECEDENT
uIHECIOUs.
" Greenfield, Gucs Guwacy, lAiueaS Garrett ". L.
Nance, Ja0. = DAshIeil
Tftssurur-Kus LuSk.
Sacrrlgrl-N D, a Ramsay
SulicliuT-NIcaaI Vaughn.
auAtor,-Jas 3. knowles, " sn. downs Geo i Goodwin
The Books viii remain open al The ,lIce ot Mr. Robert
lusS until the 1tl March next for subscription or STOCK
md tho nav Hnrnt al U-taliurUrS. tebie--lu.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-08
MORGAN VANCE.
AK ESsEs1S IS,
GS6SERs 8 WV gSSxS2Rzz5 S2zz5{5zsgS :: {5zsS,
>5AT5# sSS@S4RS~

~
8 . d g q 9 . i . 8 g q Z
1NHIS preparation getting into use all over our eourry
i The numerous letters we receive from
gents, informing of effected their Immediate
neighbohooG warrant in saying it is the best il
not the yer! best Cough Medicine before the public
the very When all other Cough preparations
faled patient, Druggists deal
er in Medicines, and Physicians testify AsE the Agent
IN Your nearest town. what has been his experience the
effects of this medicine. If he has been selling
length OF time he will tell the best medicine
Below give few extracts from letters recey-
ed lately re yarding the virtues Of this medicine.
DR. ;. ). OsliB, Of Knoxville, ga, says:-I have
using EerwOrt and Tar very extensively in my prac
three years past and tits with pleasure stale my
belief in Gs superiority all other articles with which
am acquainted, for which it is recommended.
Messrs. Fitzgerald BrenneTs, writing from Waynesvie,
y. G., says-"The Liverwort and Tar is becoming daily
popular in this country, and think justly All
who have tried speak in commendabie Of it, and
tits benccaiin ale gang the complaints fOr which
is recommended.
Our Agent in Pckens District, s. C., Mr. s. K. McFalI
that ne itwith great benefit in his
his neiehbOTs." He gives an instance
ofa IN his vicinity who had been suffering
with disease Of the Lungs for years attended with
cough, VINO was relieved by the LiyerwOrt and Tar.
Such the good reports hear of this Medicine from
all parts the South For report of the surprising
States would invite the suffering patient read pam
phel which accompanies each bottle. To all say, have
hope, have hope!
fry the Medcnel Be warned in season!g And neglect
that cough which is daily weakening your constitution,
rating hrOat and lungs, and Inviting
disease Consumption, when soothing and healing REM
Obtained Rogers Syrup of LverWOr and Tar
Beware Of Commercials aud base limitations. genuine
srioe signed Andrew Rogers, the engraved wrapper
around bottle.
Price. Dollar per Botle or six Bottles for Five Dol
lars. sold wholesale and resu by SCOVIL & MEAD,
III Charities St. bet Cont and ST Louis n. Agent
for the Southern States 10 whom all orders and applications
for Agencies must be addressed. sold also by
Ewin Brothers, Berry Il DemOye, A. K Roscoe. Thos.
Nells, and c. W HendershOtt Nashville, Tenn by all
other DFugg Ets through State. ian12-dNtFiWIV.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-08

DISSOLUTION.
FIHE cOpartnership heretofore existing under the firm
l. and style of BROWN GRUBBS, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent Jo. G. BBowN is alone author
lied TO use the name of the firm in liquidation, DC.
JOSIAH G. BROWN,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-09
Awful Oatrnee "a Panamoh. Twenty t0
Thtrsy Americans ktiicd. fopertY
rified.
Raaohar on sharp.s RIiles.

BrKcnKh the ofthe N. Y lndepen-
dent, defends himself from the attacks
that have been made upon him relative to
his snAuP's Rife proolivi'ies. Among
other ihings,h0t may bo numbered among
tho good ones. he says
Ofdlrevoutions on ecord, we remem
Der none 40 remarkable ~ that which has
been wrought by Sharp,riass. We do
not know That 4 single mVn has ever been
injured by them. They are guiltless OF
blood. But the principle which shey in.
,olye has brought the whole South to a
protest against violence, even in the ex.
remest necessity Of self defencel These
,lorelime heroes of the knife and revolver
are now deep in the Scriptures They
are quoting all she peacable texts. They
hang with irrepressible delight over al
hose passages which teach meekness and
gontlenoss. There will never be anv
more gun powder burnt in tho Southern
States It's day is over there. The
North has cured the South Of all war-like
propensilies All this is not little re-
markablo. The South has hitherto been
proud Of iis prowess IL has been prompt
on evory occasion whom military glory
WIS 10 he won. Tts uilizens have been
known 10 bear arms upon their persons TO
IN extent nowhere else pracliced Their
towns and elites have deem noted foI their
desprate ARRAYS. II there has been one
thing which The Southern was more boast
ful of than another. Il has been his cour-
aye and his fearle' sness in duel, or brawl,
or campaign, Southern boys have been
brought up on powder aud shot, just as
your Yankee children are on bread and
milk. They have boasted the appetite
and hearty digestion Of such food.
The Yankees ara no longer towards,
fearing powder, aud turning pale At the
sight oil steel. Now they are blood
thirsty race. They are furious warriors.
They arc dangerous men. They are
thrvaluing civil war. Ifths United States
forces do NOT inlerpose, Lhare is danger
that these desperate men Of the North
will invade ;he South with Slarps rifles,
This Is fearful change National char
acter never underwent such SUDDEN trans.
formation. Il Is difficult 10 say which we
most admire the extreme lamb ike peaeea.
bleuess Of the South, or the fierce and
,ruculenl air Of the North, lflhis thing
goos ON, in another session or 50 we shall
see strange sights in congress. Northern
men will talking fire aud fray, South.
ern man will DO seen mookly deprecialing
suoh hiustiee. Northern Senators i'll
be tumid with concealed weapons
and souther Senator's. guant members,
of the peace society win stand tall and
slim without knife or revolver to crease
the we'll ftipg coat, aud swaggoring Yam
KEGS will drisethe poor peaceful southern
representatives plaintively 70 the wall
Oh what times We shall havel II Is more
than the prophssy promised Lions
were to be changed to lambs but IN our
day lambs and hmbkins are TO grow up
into wolves and lions.
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A memorial has iust been presented 10
ere Sultan. 10 which his ministers are ae-
ou-od Of having sacrificed the national
honor. aud the interests Of religion, on
iho occasion of tho late concessions made
70 kis Christian subjects. They are ac-
ousad Of having granted 10 tho allies the
same pfly,,uges which were demanded by
Rusris, and he withholding Of which
Wa ono al ihe chief causes Of the war;
Tlle nlomofial. fshe suthcys q which are
rsit % os known. was presentad 10 tho
ealsn By BIS Gan5 chamberlain. Jean,
By A. 10 ghs elect it produced upon
iha menarh. no,hipg IS known furlheF
iban the 'aet tba, jazzet Rey ha, been dis
nlisaei from oalee Aiehet Boy, an in-
fsfiaf ehamhsslain. having been promoted
70 hls post.
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Rum of RaYaslonOl.

a correspondent Of Tho Paris Patrie,
writing irum Ssvastopol, SAYS IL Is gener-
ally thought saat Sevaslopol viii not be
rebuilt. ~ Il would cost as murh to clear
away the rubbish of the old city. as To
baill a new one. There Is literally moth.
ing lea Of the city but shspeless rains.-.-
TIE hullsss are as thick on the ground, As
halisi0uss, OF tho magnificent barracks,
oooiainp,g hospitals. churches. De- &o.,
and consl.iing esoh ot twenty Eve, or
tnirly different buildings, nothing is left
bat huge pilos Of stone, Itisa romantic
scene q any one who may pass there, 10
think ol ihs poor soldiers who have SUD
erei and died With the avsges of war.
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JAMES FlsHER, M. d,



THE Public arc respectfully laforEsd shat
u Or JAS, nshfNs family rtsldinrn Il one
nile lram liMn. oa lhe property formerly oWn-
90 hy d M. hoter on thr NegsoioNa raad neat
larn 20 VIM. II, Gibson, E,q. hnt that he sdli
hAa hls oaica 10 the city Va Tho old rost,9ihce
building, wheHa be expects 10 be Ia aue ndanre
every dal except SundaN. from about o clock
A. N 70 Or s o'gloct, p A.. eud keep eoa
itnntlj on hand
tlsnofs Ague Cure, ., 5uc q IS per hottie.
Fiahers Compound Syrup of Glngsr lor the
core oI al eolds. cougbs. and long diseases,
2so per boNie.
fishsr'u Cholera Syrup. ior the core of diarr.
hea, dysentory, wtakneat of the stomach, aad as
a preventive 81 caoie-a. 25e por hotlls.
fishers Vegetable pargaise hllt, an antl.
blllous me0teae Of much value 2Sc ser bottla.
neldlUl and Soda Powders
lhompaon's Eohaposu on noWdeu and N0. 8.
with printed direcdons.
Or. Fiaher pronalsa SAd sell, nr Judkins
Pate speoide olR,ment iroa, ths oririaeirs
oeipt |Ia 4 .N
Fishors Neurifir Misiuss nlsa,aot n,Adl
eine, 10 the form OF a Powdor. lor lhe cure of
ebFopis aarcaous of 'he leag'. liver aud all
erupiisv disease,.
Nhsh d. Fhhof d absaa, hls pFsba ratios of
mediclaes oaa b. had of Messrs. 6hdvsr aud
enoala. Arril
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DR FRANKLIN's
OriontiaI Hydr0 pa,hic Institute,

Ia " kbpONlA, ~. ~ Ia.
las been in snrceSsfal operation seven
months. rh4 ahioon OF baslnrsS done m
he Ours has leg surpassed the must saugpin-
expectations Of The proprietor aud the pros
peel is fair tot full house next spring, thrfv-
fore all VINO wish lo9fns witt Do w-lIto an.
mis- soon. The new edidee ts Of brick and
stone 100 by 50 Il. Eve stories high, ami ar
ranged expressly for a Watef Cure There
ate Two Bath rooms entltely eeDefate, ht me
sexes, furnished whh every variety Of hatttS
aud an abundance OF pure son cold ana
warm water Tho rooms Aie al well rehti
lated, large, pleasant and neatly fugnished,
Every room ls supplied with son sprlngaad
filtered faih waterof The pnrvst qua ~. Il
Is hatiy necessary 10 say that Fredonis Il
ona OF The mos; pfofsraole localities in thk
uaited States. every WY eonsidtfed aad ~.
peeiall, COT The invihd. Terms itom dol
lars 10 ~ dollags pc week including Room
h0afi and troatmeul, according 20 Yoom and
attention required Those WIN aIe very helm
less muat ntoside pfivaW sefvants Eash
patient teQulfes Que comfftable, two woot.
en BLANKETS. two colton and One linen shtet
and 6 o. crash towels. aRd aitnlins hshit
iol ladies. lf Mrmshed by iht proprietor
doliag per seeok viii he aeded. All bills
e be paid eVesy SgluIday. Prescription for
home lJeatmen, by leileT ~ hlhrta lse lTom I
70 3 dollaIss Communioations post paid, al,
dressed 70 ID, d. Franklin. n. b. Fiedbnia,
Chaat GO, N. Y. VIII receive ptompt otieaii5n.
IN the sweat of NY face shalt thou eal bread
ull thou tetuta unto the kro0nd'' Gva. ~
~. The sleep ol labofiag man Is sweet
Beet. 8, l2. Those who have not much mon
~ may qomei aa theigiablF wilt BE- taken al
pat payment Females whose cases re.
QulIed iWhlll be treated upoa the sneot ssa,l
principle eiuh has been tept 4 secret hv
3 u Amitonof Rochester NJ ", which win
bo AZ eSpa charge,
fsstoate, Poo. al, ela, a.
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]. T, Bacher,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR.
{ Forenoon IN Me Store Of w, Hob5s, }
Ia Frunt OF the Onrt House,
TlFFIN, OHIO.

MILL pay parslcular attention Feailer TO
w Custom Work. ~ owing 20 tho superior
facilities posstssed hy Mr.. Wuhbs, In obtaining
the correct s,) les, and other inormsiion oonnuct
ed With the dress OF the GEN rLEAlAN. tie j.
conddeht that the most perfect Satisfaction eau he
given. ho has new been Ahout en years.
wholly or in pNu) o0naected with AR. Hobbs
astabllshment, aud has hsen weekl, lWrnlshrd
prof naion and u dSteunined 90 merst the esteem
Of the ta.hionable community, aud although his
prinoipal business Will he that of the MER.
CHANT TAILOR, be- will be glad u maize up
goode broughti Ia from any other eaiahh, hments
Mr. Hobbs conhNnll, has 40 hand VEN rich
aud choice polerton ~ Cloths. Cassimsres aud
Nostings Of The iaiest designs ra.,tn
NIB, All Work warranted 20 a. aud well
made Rooms. w the rear Of Hobbs Store,
grouad 6oor. where the Fashiont are displayed,
both 10 he Men and Boys depanmenti also,
Ladies Riding Habits made to order.
Nay a.. lass.
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DUy, Fat aud grow Fat.
NH fnes Confoctions. Cakesand Bread.-
i Toys fancl atlcles sc. can he. found AZ the
y sholtsale aud retailconfertlonsry OF
W. Oe oDF
Washington Street. Tnin Ohio.
Families aud parties supplied With tholuxuries
ofihe craft IN short uotire,
COUNTRY NERO ilANTS willdo welltc
axamine our stock, before purchasing elto.
where, ..n
January is,h. 1894. ~
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Prof Woods Nair RcgtoratI,e.


ff.NO DnuDr, rue Most wONNERFrL Dis GOV
s'i q 'sl. NJ 2. p'e.',s. ne t,o.ieg /. i'oa
~ -" u. W. 'I"'N'' ~
rsoG O.I. waos-n..s ei, a.ses,os. ,s',. ..as ~
ni, ss.,..s..t a,, a, e,,sl sss & M ess .lss.
faitt d t5 al indtfcf 81 Asailu4 81 totla t8 4igs
A trai pl.eed fay'sf ~ hsnis n i.efbsf, rnd
neriofntye thtn nrplei and vel russi ~ n a. scr6
va n glow The rtpeatsierey moTni1g, and in thrs
gust np 10 - piesni tine lnd i s ei hiart tod
geg.oo 20 pess.ai . D. loueh, .hs's., hsfoIs 4
ie wag dilarpenrne rpidif til yong Relioluilve
shout twice week add ii .o5h havs good ahd ptfieci
crop of hair Now have read Of usss hafs--.ad et5
any pefton'l hair isaly benehttd by any n W h.r
ionis,, &e of az DAYS and lsay gyss ne plsasu'a %
your oiherl, ane N already is pgo and
asnslai ,,s ,gongbou, ~ Terio'y y nops hse ,aw
~ effects andhayt conddeue init an WHO haye ussd Il
here viii coaedo with in what have written. The
supply you sent ", q hs wholesale orsna ir he Territory
= alf. .ady eraael an aiT inqnnoa ~ mede iof H.
aht. foI ts hsas6t M done ne, 10 ssrninly had
eopqired ong ,go of ever eias any ush Ig,ult eon.
/ made. ~ 'Vo,.,sbssi,iy vs. 1oNDT
Fiin q Dqad Ks'lGg, p,g5Fi,,,' s5F s
s .6a Bfoolasld, Mao. juasssr iq,R. ifss.
Prof W0dd-Dau eif-tfhyina made tfls of vorf rcilo
ereei9rt IN r.r,oiae .cs,.t,. d.urafI snd eoussn
isndency 10 iichnf Win which have been rinblsi ifnu
shllheod 'ad ~ ave s;ies'd ~ ta Witch n' bg.o
with anything IKE ths ries,afe and profit.
| foufi, truly, TX. BRAGG.
/ Pastor NJ the Orhoi0x f'hnfrh, Bfnokfeld.
! hlo. iof sale, Prof Nna'f Oriental Ismafiys Liaia
ucnt md Neseuiie LIS rill. Watarted 70 give saus
actor e soasy foiand'd See cif'gl,,,; ~, ~
5is B,Ssdway, New Yoft. and III slafkst sitost
| ~. louis, Mo-
Carlyic, Ili., Iune 9th, 1853
rhavc usod pr,esto1 o. y Nood's Heir 1sstofslve
hive admitted s wonderful effect. NV hair vas beconina
as thona rFnafurely grew hui by ne of bis "Resio
tatiss" has fes7med iii ofEina color. snd heyo NJ
doubt, permanently 90. NDhEY HREEE.
Es.eensiof United sinter
REToRkrIvE fos rae HAtr--fhe are IN which We liv
h truly Of seueh and N covefy and to rtof Wood tn
present and suceeefine erneriions indebted t
the valuable remedies n0uced fr the restoration
The haif MANY nerons. he IN begin ~ los
feif hair, ani 20 bot hY the Of this tru
soniern pfernf4hn W enicnfvto ia on i arrested, ,ar
flsrfi % W tena cocf and rendered soi nnd CLOS
yin rrnoarsnoe. Remember. fiitit dye. We hca
u highly spoken of.--ouinry ill Patriot
| I'll. p. John Agent TifIn.
| Sept Qist, '55..-iv.
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LiVeIY.
AAbOls
NEAT FINEl SOUNDll

NEAIt flNEl oOO MI
A NEW MAN ha. located his hu.idsss per
~ manently M tho stables OF the Shawhan
House where ho keeps constantly ~ trim order a
first rate stock of horses and hugges. Ills horsss
sro euliablu " well ~ excellont TRAVELLERS sud
Cue IN appearance. Bugglss satisfactory TO every
one
IL Z, prepared to BOARD horses M reasonable
rates. A share Of public patronage { solicited.
May 25. 1885. A. NEWMAN.
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FREMONT, T,aia a ~, DalI plaaG Road.

rTNhE Ssoc hholdeu of hi, compauy will meet
y " MrCu,cAenyiilr. WyRnlai co, Ohio, on
Monday. ste lllh dag Of Ma 1886, Al ociock,
Tor thF consideration Of proposuon 10 relieve
The company from its iudshsedntAs. as authorized
by "a act pasted by tue General Aasembiy OF
this State
A dstailsd statement Of he financial conoi,ion
Of the company will b. presented at the meet
ing, I, u ,heN proposed No asieu each stock,
holder TO ,lrh AZ pmmount, Va prnpog,ioa % thu
siock hello BY each, q, will pay ail ihs liabilities
ni lhe e0Wpeny rhis we Rrv nov ampdw0red
4, DO BY Law, aai such assessturuts will hs maie
a. majority ei thoas present "a the msenpg wAy
deem advls 'blo, A.C.hALOMtN
April ~, 1855, Prost
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NEWS FOR TnEI.ADIES.

w ID pcot tafss icasnrd IN saying iha adie thHt ~
l. o ursnaFad 10 show them one Of the choices. lei q
Fancy Goois ofed IN this mhfsei amonH Which nfe
ns- Anfisne and rfa de rhine silks. Mefnne. ueiane
nfns,ss Maiao and lects, tr.nch tnf1tef
rs In variety and ~ better qhatf uan e. found 70
this mafket uonhei sihs, sans and velvet fhhont ana
irmuinr 9roehe IN, and Wool long and squnfe ihhvh
oahs, and rslmas, Cloaklns cloths ssh' Hna vese's
Tie isilsss,s nvl,sd TO call snd sstuins foe ,hsn
selves
sept 7ih isfs
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Nsw Oa.tA Ss, April 60,
The Steamer Texas safriyed, bringing
dates from Vera Cruz to the R1d, and
from Ne city Of Mexico 70 tho loth.
Communioalion from che Capitol 70
All paris cf tho country open and the
condition Of affairs gensrally was peace
Cal.
Tsmarez had escaped on board The
British war vessel Penelope, having reach.
ed yera Cruz in the disguise ola dray-
man.
The church property had been seized
By tho military a. Puebla on account Of
The Bishops refusal 10 surrender.
II was said that tho Archbishop Of
Mexico offered Comfort six hundred
thousand dollars 10 havethe decree reyo-
ked, but the offer was refused.
Awfal Oatrnre ~ PanemoA. Twenty %
THIRTY Americans ktiicd. PoPerty
rified.
A terrible ARRAY occurred At Panama
on the 18th inst, between the Transit
Company's passengers aud he natives. IN
which he former had 80 killed and 20
wounded The E Empire City brings three
of the wounded A large amount Of the
passengers baggage. Railroad propety and
prupsriy Of individuals residing near the
railroad station, was destroyed. All the
baggage at the freight house was iihed'
The passengers upon whom this outrale
WAS perptaied, left San Francisco. March
2Jtb. n the Steamer Corlcz, for San uan.
but landed a. Panama, having heard Of
Walkers troubles.
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New Cords.

MISSES A. \ v. HUSBAND have just receive
lNl cd irom Nav York we'll selected stock Of
NEM GOODS, embracing every variety and
some choice sIy les Of Ribbons. Flowers, bonReta.
Gaps. Grapes, GlAeis silks aud Tissues for Mau;i.
las, Lace aud Mnslin Flounrines, Lace and Mus
ling Collars and sleeves. Underhandkerchleh,
Dress Trimmings, 6o., &c.
Straw Bonnets Blea' he'd aud altered into the
latest ~ les; also Mandllas made,
~ rhe corner Of Blacks Block.
ANIL ~ lRbB
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-09

ny vyue aVcai esuonaf e directed % re thsqs
entitled o.aet tha ol TO- sala n ne door az he Ctu
uoaae in iilni 30 ffh iuy of Mar. A. n. lea6 ~
lwss9 ~ Aaa9ol 10 oelpqta' q, ~ Atlpct p ~ of
said d,v ~ NoNne Eoal Ealale - vlti ~ lols o sii
ieen (lt and issleea ti1l u tAs rate ~ el1la4sla
ene.a coaayi oe. lahea a ~ p7opaIl n Cla1el tIt
= .s,l,' ea.e Y, r 81, S, \, /. ~ z. se..
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Bank

TosTkf HEDGES. a, C.BALDwIN and "
j G.HED0ES have associated themselves for
the purpose OF transactuy . private Banking
VIC HEDGES a Co.
Interest will BE- paid on deposits standingi
sm0nlhs OF 4 per cent per onnum.
Land Warrants bought and sold,
W. G. HEDGES a Co.
Nay 4. 1913
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1--WE HUNDRED yards plain siiks which can
Il be bought NJ New Yofk ptices.
May ~. 1855. WALKER q oURAHD.
FIFTY pisres OF splendid drapery m1siins.
i from 20 TO IS cent? pertard bs
WALKER 3 OIiRANn.