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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-10-15

Victory must perch upon such Standard
What American can prove recreapt and desert
the "woman's flag?" 3.
The Charleston Mercury, and the Columbia
Times, the leading southern rights democratic
papers in South Carolina, propose that the leg
lslature throw away the electoral vote Of that
State at the ensuing presidential election, by
voting for some good southern man, not A can
didate, as they did in 1882. The democrats of
South Carolina cannot swallow Mr. Buchanan's
love for squatter sovereignty
The Austin correspondent of the Quitman
(Texas) Free Press says, eve may be well sat
isfed with the laws passed at this session, as
they are all done, by a two-tbird vote, The
governor having vetoed nearly everything pri-
vate and general, except the bill increasing his
oacn salaryr' TIE governor of Texas must be
one of those s'disinterested patriots we hear
so much Of s--a..-..- -r.-
The president has appointed Lloyd Walton
.. S. attorney for.tbe western district of Lou
isiana. vice c. c. Briscoe, resigned. We hope
Mr. Walton will let the people. of this section
know when his court will hold session. 1t is
now four years since we have heard any thing
of that Judicial body. s5
The New Orleans Delta reiterates its deca-
ration IN favor of the election of Mr. Buchanan.
and at the same time admits that, if he should
be elected it would be no guarantee that the
Union viii not be destroyed 1t saws:
III Mr. Buchanan be elected, although some
semblance Of constitution may be preserved
four years longer by his exercise of the veto
power, we can by no means affirm that it will
be so preserved
1t is extremely doubtful whether in the event
OF Mr.. Buchanan being elected and attempting
to continue the democratic policy of Pierce, the
constitution would be preserved six months
The present democratic administration and its
advisers have almost destroyed the govern
ment. and further rule Of four years would
forever wreck the structure
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ments Of his Pennsylvania adherents, and chal
lenges ''any man to prove the representations
made by his friends at the south. Dare any
southern democrattake up the gaueslet thrown
By Mr.. Buchanan's organ? Can it be expect.
ed that any true southerner, after reading over
the foregoing democratic "facts to be remem-
bered,' can vote for Buchanan. Is the south
at this time time prepared to support him, be-
cause he has never in the course of his life IA
Hored the extension of slavery, and now adyo-
Gates the anti-soathern dogma Of squatter SOW
ereignty?
The great excitement on the streets, yester-
day, says the Plaquemine Sentinel, was caused
by the remark Of Mr.. Breckenridge, in his
speech at Tippecanoes Indiana, that he was
connected with no political organisation which
desired to extend slavery. Such an unexpect-
ed avowed astounded the sugar planters, and
will cause perfect stampede among the demo-
Gratis in the southern parishes .-.~.. ...
WARS THE MArrERe-We have not saws
the Natchez Courier, heard democrat utter the
little word Kansas since the appearance of
Mr. breckenridge remarkable speech at Tip
peeanoe. Last week they were enthusiastic in
calling meetings, passing resolutions and soil
citing money to AID the pro-slayery men in Kan
sas Now they re dumb! What's the mat
ter with the Mississippi democracy?
The Memphis Eagle gives glowing accounts
of the prospects of Fillmore and Donelson in
Tennessee. Itsays: TO-
Messrs. Clinton, orville, Yerger, Gates, Glib
son and others, just in from canvassing the in
terror counties in Tennessee and Mississippi,
bring the most cheering accounts of the pros
poets of Fillmore and the Union" Accessions
from the Buchanan ranks are being made ev-
cry day. wherever they have been. Fillmore
is the man to save the Union Fillmore is the
man to beat Fremont are the battle
cries IN every part Of the field s5Fa 7stz
The steamers Runaway and Hope were ad-
Fertised at New Orleans, on the 9Th inst, for
his port.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-18

EAST TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA RAnRoAD.-The
Jonesboro Vindicator says: ave are gratifed to
be able to announce that the track laying on the
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad is now pro
crossing rapidly. 1t is confidently expected that
the cars will reach Jonesboro' cary in the Spring.
This is glorious anticipation. Who does not in
dulge the brightest hopes of future prosperity, in
view of the completion of this stupendous enter
prise, connecting with the great commercial
marts of the nationH 1t will impsrt fresh impulse
to every branch of business, and awaken the ener-
gy of the people IN this mountainous region that
has been slumbering for years past. The reality
we trust will far surpass our brightest snticpa-
tons 1t will be an era in our history worthy Ct
grand glorifcation. Let US PREF are to hail it as
SUCH
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THEkTRE Tonight Mr. HARRISON, one of the
members of the atar stock company takes bene-
fit, on which occasion he will present bill which
csnnot fail.to please.
Since Mr.. H. hes heen with us he has made
many friends, not only an actor, but by his gen.
tlemanly depor ment in the social walks of life-
In all the different characters be has personated
during the season, we have never seen him imper-
feet, nor have We seen a character in his hands
badly played. He is au actor of great promise
and we. hope to see him e'er long shining with
bridisncy among the brightest stars in the thesri.
cal armament. He certainly deserves full house
and we hope he may have it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-18

A THEATRICAL FEAr.-Mr. Broughsn, theatre
cal manager made an engagement for his comps-
ny to perform in New Y ork and Philadelphia cities
on the same night The telegraph announces that
abe was successful in both engagements. He con
Guided the performance in New York by o'clock
and left Immediately by the cars. for Philadelphis
making the run in two hours and six minutes.
The comic play of POodhOntds was performed in
the presence of COCO spectators, and after taking
supper at the Girsrd House the entire company
returned to New York the same night by the
O'Clock train.
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ARE Won NICK ,

THEN you can't be cured too Don't DELAY until
your complaint is incurable, and Then when it Is
late. Pour nhs Of all the diseases which people the
church yards, might be cured by AYERS CATHARTlC
PILLS, IL taken in Don't go dragging through the
Spring, faint sleepy and istess because your blood
ed with bile. Don't the headache, heartburn and
their kindred disorders because your stomach foul Don
parade yourself around the world, covered Pimples
Botehes Ulcers Sores and all any uncean diseases
of the skin, because your system cleansing Don't
show yourself about, lean, haggard all caved because
Stomach and Bowels need strengthening healthy
action Ayers Pills set these things right surely water
quenches 1re. They purify the body and blood restore
functions into healthy activity which you can feel as
quick they taken. They the great medical
wonder Of this recognized by all who know their virtues
thousands them. Take CheTrB PICTORIAL
for Cough, and the Pills for all arrangements requiring
purgative medicine
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER, Practical Chemist
Lowell, Mass and sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine through this section.
nov.Ii-2m.
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INHALATION IN CONSUMPTION.


BRONCHITIS, LARYNCITIS, and other diseases of the
ID Chest and Throat successfully treated by the ISHA
and Constitutional treatment, practced ut the "Stuyve
Medical Institute" New York city. Disease of the
Heart Liver Female Complaints d, sPepsa, Venerea Aztec
tons, and Chronic Diseases generally will receive the
ton of the Physicians to whom such have been epe
The unprecedented success which attended this me.
thod ofeatng diseases ofhe Lungs and Throat, has in
dueed us to depart from usual course, and avail
OF the Press, In order 10 bring Il to the knos
The dawn of brighter day has length arrived the
Coasumptiye The doctrine of the ncuTsby of Consump
in our possession hat Corsr1tion in all its stages can Be
cured in the hrst by tuberular absorption in NE second
by the transformation of mhercule into ehasy and acarous
corrections in tbs third b. cicarces Those we'd
ded to the past, assert that Consumption
apparent viz that medicines inhaled in form of
Vapo Powder directly into the Lungs must be much more
eecua than that taken into the Stomach the disease
The advantage of Inhalation Consumption and Throat
directly to the Lungs where the disease exists The
thus left free aid in restoring BY administering
Inhalation will reach The means too brought
within reach of ALL the manner Of administering the vaPOrs
home where the friendship affection tends SO
much TO aid the physicians efforts.
The Inhaling method soothing, safe and speedy, and
consists in the administration Of medicines in sush
that they conveyed into the lungs in the form of
produce tn r action the of the disease It's
practical is destined reVoutoniEe the medical
world and establish the entire durability of Consumption
earnestly appeal to the common Of all afflicted
with lung diseases to embrace once the advantage Oha
ation; and longer apply medicines to the unaffected
stomach. claim for Inhalation place among the priceless
gifts and hath given that days may be
long in the land - and $ the only .
ARK OF REFUGE FOR THE CONSUMPTlVE.
method not only rational, but simple and enicacous
of the profession that have adopted nhaaton have
ecacious in the highest degree arrestng the pro-
the disease and working wonders in many desper
cases. in verify, triumph ofour Art, this fell de-
stroyer of our species.
NoTE.-Physaans wishing to make themselves acquainted
with this practice, informed that time being valuable
only reply Ingredients used to such letters
that contain fee The fee in all cases Of Pulmonary ase
lions, will be so, receipt OF which, the med
and will be forwarded. Tine fee in other
cases. will be from IS to SO.
Applicants will state sex, occupation, married or sin
gle how long affected any hereditary diseases exists in
the family symptoms generally. Let name, town,
and State plainly written. Postage for
Letters when registered the Postmaster
risk. All letters must be addressed,
WALLACE MERTOUN,
Oet26-6m S. NJ. Institute, N. Y. City.
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II The superiority of American inventive genius, not
only over that of our English progenors but indeed of
other nations has become tangible disputed 1t was
notorious at the Worlds Fair in London that the Americans
far outsPped all others in the useful inventions which they
supplied We beat the English in vessels, railroads.
graphs and manufactures by power. We beating them
in the scientific arts Of Chemistry and Medicine have
long beat the rest of mankind and practical proof
OF this assertion is shown in the that the principal
remedies of the allied of the furnished from
laboratory of our counryman Dr. J. c. AVER, of
Lowell is filling orders for immense quantities Of his Cherry
Pectoral and Cahare Pills for both the land and
in Turkey His medicines have been tried and approved by
those in power whohave found which
they could procure for the eKgencie which they
employed.-F. J.. City Times.
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PUBuo SALE OF LOTS j. L. & r. w. BR WV
will this day. Tuesday the 18Th ns.. at IL O'Clock,
on the premises, near the Charlie Pike, about
one mile from the Capitol, sell fte most b ,suti-
ful building lots Also, beautiful 1t of Is acres,
commanding fine view of the c'y.
Omnibuses, as usual
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VIRGINIA SILK Several beautiful white silk
hsndkerchifs, mad, by two young ladies' of Kappa
hammock county, Virginia, Misses WILLIS, from the
product of silk worms fed by themselves, were re-
Gently exhibited in Richmond
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RIVER NEWS.

Reported by H. II. HARRISON.
The Cumberland continues to recede daily. The
navigation of the river is sufficient only for small
class steamers-28 inches water on the Harpeth
Shoals, with indications of yet further decline.
Weather clear and pleasant for the season.
The travelling public will ST | find daily convey
snces to Paducah, Cairo ard Memphis At either
of the above points facilities i'll be offered up the
Ohio as far as Louisville
The Ohio is rising from Louisville down, but fall.
ing above that point. Three feet water in the
canal and two feet at Cincinnati
ARRIVED-Stesmer Al ds from Cairo, City Of
Cairo from Memphis, and Cuba from Paducah
DEPARTED-Alda for Psducah and Cairo. She
left full OF passengers.
To depart this dsy, the 18Th inst, at 3 o'clock
for Paducah and Cairo, the fett steamer Cuba, c.
Mstheny, Master. She has superior sccommoda-
tons and is of light drsught
Hourly expected, Blanche Louis from Cairo and
Memphis, and will meet with immediate dispatch
on her arrival at this pcilt.
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New Books.
HOW WE HIVE.

- 14OW ~ u I'LL 7
DRAPBRs oGY.-Incom parably the best Work
Ssss od
Conditions and Course Of Man. By John william
s E s ys9F e ass1
me moodcuts from Photographs. $50 pages yo Muslin.
Ne oeips and md for sale at ,HAGAN,s
| BECKWoURTH's LIFE AND ADVENTURES
Life and Adventures of James P. Beckwourih Mountaineer
Written from bis own dicaton BY T. d. Bonner With H.
lusifations. leno. Muslin. asreg'f s.s1N
Life has been scene Of bold enterprises. Of appalling
dangers Of hair breadth escapes, to which would be diff
e1I1 not impossible g aEd Recorder
administrations OF foler and urafrontier life in
For safe at ''''''' ia HaGsss Market
WILSON'S WESTERN AFRICA.--wsstern Africa its
HH ;ay Condition. and Prospects, By Rev j. leighton
the Secretaries Presbyterian Board Of Foreign Mis-
'io1. With Win numerous EngTavngs l2mo, Muslin
the present condition Of this part the wordLOndOn
For sale at HAGANs. Market st.
A RICH INTELLECTUAL REPASr FUK
SaP E4ors sns and d
Omissions Corrected by the Manuscript Emendations
The complete Works of William Shakespeare,
his Plays and Poems with History OF the Stage, Life
Collier Esq., F. TO which are added Gossariai and
Explanatory Notes and Notes the Emendations showing
me Readings OF all other editions by John l.. Jeweit EN-
6ellshed with Splendid Portrait and forty original
desisns. For sale at II HAGAN'S, = /
oet29 Market street. |
q oDEY's LADY's BooK-Godey' IS Ladys Book for No I
" d,,U 1ember, just received and for sale At -
100 REAMs long and broad account Paper, superior
noJ article at low prices reeeiysd and for sale by
LADIES' POST, : 80 , : :
Ok REAMs very superior Letter Paper just neceyedand
go for sale by HAGAN & BRO.
CARPENTERS PENCILS. -
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REAL VS.. POLITICAL EXCITEMENT,

ON TUESDAY, November 18th, 1856, the premises,
~ about mile West from the State Capitol, will sell
TO the highest bidder Is Beautiful Building Lots, being
part of thesEon grounds These Lots hau dsome
y located for private Residences being convenient to the
city, with gardening purposes, &c. There comfortable
Dwellings two of the Lots The Lots front from lG0
900 feet each Clifton and Stewart streets, and back
from 200 to $50 feet Is feet Alleys. Three handsome
Brick Dwellings have been erected in Wakns's Magnificent
Addition since the sale of Lots last June Many additional
improv will be made in 1857 The demand for prop
ery West of the city is continually increasing. The Lots
will sell on the 18th inst, only few minutes walk
from Watkinss additions TERMS and years credit for
notes bearing interest," well secured payable in Bank and
lien retained.
Qmnbuses will leave Office at 10 O'Clock on day of
sale. COLLATION. usual. J. l.. q K. w. BROWN,
d. TRIGG, AuctiOneer. AN Cherry SITS.
nOyI2-td
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Medical Text Books!

JOHN YORK g. co. have received all the
Text Books used in the Nashville Medical School:
Wilson's Anatomy; Fownes' Chemistry;
ErchsUn's Surgery; CaZeauX Obstetrics;
United States Dispensatory Kirk Paget's Physiology;
T Woods Practice Nsde Gross Pah
and great variety of miscellaneous Medcsl Books
tanned in the above catalogue. Inoyl.
JOHN YORK Il co. have Just received
The Prince Of the House of David;
The Captive Youth Of Juda;
Confidential Letters Of Napoleon and Josephine;
Linda, or the Young Pilot, by Mrs. Hentz;
Robert Graham, by Mrs. Hentz;
"a Never too Late TO Mend, by Reade;
The Old Regime, by Toequerile
English Traits, by sydney Smith;
Lamertnes celebrated Characters, complete.
Diapers Physiology. illustrated: For sale by
novI 800 JOHN YORK & CO.
MEDICAL BOOKS.
JOHN YORK co have hand complete stock OF Text
Books used in the Nashville Medical School, which they
offer at the publishers prices. [novI
JOHN YORK q co.
Have just received Memoirs of Hugh l.. White;
Life Of James Buchanan;
Memore of His Times. by Henry Cockburne
Appleton's Cycopedla of Biography;
Lppincots Gazetteer of the World;
Perry's Expedition to Japan and China Seas; and
Ramsey's History of Tennessee. [novl
SCHOOL BOOKS,
JOHN YORK Co have just received complete assert
ment of Classical Common School Books which they offer
for sale cheap. Gnovl
GOLD PENS.
JOHN YORK 4 CO., have just received new supply
OF the best Gold Pens in this market. nevl
BLANK BOOKS
Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Cash Books, Record
Books, Minute Books, &c, for sale BY
novl JOHN YORK co.
DUTNAM's MONTHLY for November;
The SchoolieIlow Just received by
nOvl JOHN YORK & co.
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NOTICE No NTOCkmnI-Il...S-

A DIVIDEND of EIGHT CENT. was this dsv do
IA clared the Capital Stock ofthe Nashville
insurance Company out Of the profits for six months
ending this day, JANIS WALKER, Sec'y. I
NASHVILLE, nov. 3, 1856. AR Tnoy1WaIm
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nOYN, CsOTHING.

WE have just received extensive assortment of
w Boys Clothing of various styles and prices which
respectfully invite frrnds and the public gen.
orally 10 call and examine We also constantly re
wing gentlemen over Coats Dress and Frock Coats
and Vests of every description Our stock of Furnishing
Goods complete all Of which in addition to heavy
arrival Of Cloths Cassmeres and Vestngs in the piece
attero rsevss will offer inducements rarely presented
TO the citizens of Nashville
septic CLIFTON ABBOTT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-18

Y- PARoDI and STRAKosH are advertised to give
a series of concerts in Louisville.
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GENTLEMEN'S DANCING ACADEMY.

MONS PNGUELY, at the request of many Gentlemen of
W. this CITY, will Academy on FRIDAY, October
Jlst al - o'clock, p NJ, at his Hail. Cooper's Building
where ne VIII teach the latest and Fashionable Dances
oil the day Grtnd Exhibition Ball will given
month. tTp after one months Instruction, will have the
II ? Days of tuition WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYs at
TX O'clock P. N. Terms-S6 per month in advance :
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HEINRICH returns his sincere thanks TO the Ladies
"a and Gentlemen of Nahville, and vicinity for their
patronage, and informs them that he has again opened
place of business at No a. South Market street, where he
INTENDS carrying the Dying and Securing business all
its various branches, for cash only Having made
Improvements hope by strict attention. to merit connu
ance of your custom.
nov6-lmO A. HEINRICH,
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Boots! Shoes! Trunks

Boots! Shoes! Trunks /!
LADIES' SHOES.
7 ADIBS' fine French Lasting Heeled Caters;
L." " - Thick Sole do, tipt and PIN;
Congress do;
&c Kid Bootees, with and without HEELS
{" Kid, FIR Me. aud Goat Welt BOotees;
I" India Rubber (leather sole) Clogs, art'e;
hid Slippers ofeyery description;
" Velvet and Lasting Slippers .
A variety Of Ladies' Toilet and Fancy Slippers;
Misses Thick Sole Kid and French Mo. Shanghai or Kos
sutb Booees; with general assortment of Misses and
Chdrens Kd French Morocco Calf cit Bootees
GENTEEMEN'S GOODS.
Gentlemen's fine calf aierproof Boots
@ Double Sole do .
g g Dress Boots;
&" ID" Congress Caters, double and
single Sole;
g. z" Water-pf. Shoes and Oxford Ties;
large stock of MEMS Boys and Youths heavy Calf and
Kip Work, Of COED material and work manship.
NEGRO SHOES.
large varied assortment of Negro Brogans, for
and boys Negro Bots Planters respectfully
10 call and examine efore purchasing
TRUNKS. VALlSES, &c.
args lot of fine Sole Leather Trunks, for Gentlemen
Ladies' Extra Size Dress Trunks; s..-
Also, lot of cheap Leather Trunks; -t-
Fine Sole Leather Valises Carpet Bags &c. all Of which
offered low forcash JOHN RAMAGE,
Oct3l No. AZ College street. b
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Guns /: Gums! Guns !
FALL G. CUNNINGHAM,
NO, Al PUBLIC SQUARE,

IIAVE just received and opened splendid
III Single and Double Bird and Deer Guns among
of the celebrated Wesley Riehards Manufac
ture, and other fine Guns in complete. These Guns
all of their portation direct England, and
all made to their order expressly for thus market
ALSO, Sharpe's Rifles and Shot Guns, Colts Repeaers
Aliens SelCOckng Pistols together with the finest
Of Powder Fasks, Shot Pouches and Belts Offer
ed in Nashville. TnOyl3-d3mis.
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TO WHOLESALE DEALERS.
I'D. w. RUSSELL.

MANUFACTURER AIENT
FOR THE SOLICITATION OF ORDERS FOR
PITTSBURG, CINCINATTI s. LOT ISFlLLE
MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.
OFFICE No 80 BROAD w NASHVILLE
THE following portion OF the articles propose taking
orders for Rectihed Bourbon, Reserve, MOn0ngahea
and Rye Wishes Brandy, Wine Gin, Rum. lie and POr
ter LonSworh's Sparkling aud Dry CaLawba WiBes Star
and Taow Candies, German and Palm Soap Lard and Lin
seed OIL White Lead Iron, Nails stoves, Castings and Ho
ware Wood and Willow Cheese, Vinegar, Glass and
Glassware Hadw such Shoves spades Hose, Axes,
Picks, Maocks, COrdage, Wrapping Paper, Matches, &C.
Orders handed will save trouble OF ordering eXDen
of travelling purchase as am authorized TO take
ders terms and prices you could purchase If
you the factOri person All orders handed
will Immediately the factory and shipped prompt
opening OF navigation. Hoping TO share good portion
fully, -
Oetss-f ID. W. RUSSELL.
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Scotch & Irish Whisky.

DIRECT IMPORTATION.
TUST received shipment of several puncheons and kegs
81 of this SUPERIOR article Belfast, Ireland 1t
will be found far superior to offered to this market.
b. l.. SIMPSON,
noy9 AZ Public Square.
GENUINEGORDON DUFF SHERRY WINE.
FRESH supply in ORIGINAL packages Just received and
IA for sale by b. l.. SIMPSON,
nov9 60 AZ Public Square.
OLD ALANTADO MADEIRA.
THREE original casks, which offer as GENUINE and
i PKRIoR WINE. B. L. SIMPSON,
Snua
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FOR sALE-BARGAINs IN REAL EsTATE

A SMALL Frame House with two rooms, Kitchen, &c,
n and Garden containing from to acres, ~ miles
from the city, the Gaaun Pike, being eligible
Building Site. H.. ...
ALSO, Frame House with six rooms in Haslam's Ad-
diiOn.
ALSo,a beautiful Building Lot fronting so feetOn Father
land street, in Edgefed.
ALSO magnificent Residence Site the of Tu
lip and Woodland Streets in BrOckway's Addition TO Edge
held-nearly of ground. J. L. s. K. W. BROWN,
oct26-lm Al Cherry street.