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SlGNGLE AND DoUnIE HAnnEL

- GUNS, ktfLEs. &c.-we have on hand a larse
stock Of single and Double Barrel Guns, some very S/
SUPERIOR also, Rides. Pistols, Game Bsrs S
rosaer fiasks and Horns q D.. EDgiish and Iint~
10 .hov.
DC sold NJ small advance Importation prIcr s ''
"eresPeetfaly AK all In give Us . call
.suU rs. .l.... = 80. p. I. MOORE A CO.
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Liz Prizes amounting ......... sIO,a OO0
- Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters ga IA
The prizes Of $40 determined rgure Of the
number That draws the capital prize s5 capital prize
WILL OF course, end with Of these hgures-1
Those whole tickets ending with the The
capital wiz be entitled to $40 Halves and propor
Persons sending by mall need being lost
Orders psnt
Notes Of sound Banks taken n
Those wishing particular should order
Address, JAMES " WINrER Mansysr ~
Maron ia
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Gr .sidi o. r haPs saD sSS,s 4 r.k A

= su = Per ssss ssysa ~ s.ying ffoa >. h. AN.
Ss..iis s q ~: sss sa sss,s o D. ...s.s
Ss.iny. $500; vsshioasSls siif Hats. q 10; Pine
Sosss 2. s~sS ed. ssos: $50 oSnIrss: 5.iisr
J. VI. ANTHONY has made arrsnrru,ent. = mn
one Of ne best mskers In The city Of PHILADELPHIA
% surpsy him wth handsome and pubsfAntIai II
oAAskn bswed BOOT, which he vIn eel 81 The On.
prseedsnted low priesof THREE DOLLARs AND
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FALL ST DC
cAnHIAGE IsSro CxA,sEaRrAGEsII ssess,,,

oiHsiaE hisuriorunSn, rrcusras MTsI.
FRAEELIE sTREET,
~ on hand large assortment of best quality
Dnable Hyle, Coaches, Coachees, Charotecs Haroucs
TOPS. - - "'
have also Repository large assortment Of Northern mad,
vags manufactures BY The most approved makers ranging
ron e shsi style o. top Baes 10 the hnst order Of
Those In want ocarrags will md their ara
BE terms. " ~ N : - 49, ..os
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ENGLISH CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
u H. BiNFoxD, associate
Prof EMIEN OF Paris, Professor Of Modern Languages
YUNHE undersigned win School Monday 29h the
large and commodiols T formerly
the City Spring Institute They design opening school Of heh
grade where boys will he thoroughly and accurately prepared
either for the University, for Of Colleges, fitted for
the business Of life. | ,I.. ..l. ....>
Special attention viii be bestowed the English Departments
~ Il Is considered 10 be too much neglected.
Payable, semlannuany in advance, session ~ months:
Latin and higher Mathematics. 1000
Modern Languages, each
JULY 25th 1856.
Mr.. W. Bailey graduated r. NJ College with honor In June
last lie devote himself school teaching cbeerfuy
and confidently him for scholarship
character, and with In The business % teaching
and motives 70 enterprise have doubt he will e
talons Of all reasonable patrons. wM A. SMITH,
Presi. OF Randolph Macon College.
Mr.. J. IT, Bnford graduate University and has
been successfully engaged In teaching during the last four
both In Eastern and Western Virginia. Testimonials from the Pro-
ors Of the University aud hts be desired
Messrs Bnford& Porer's Cabinet Warerooms, Yankn 81
,. II. BINFORD,
au1-u W.T.. BA1IEY,A. n.
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RutLDEuS rIAUDwAHE.-weh have In store and
- Tor sale a. low prices. large Buder Hard
ware such ss moec and rim Locks mineral porcelain and
plated Knobs rabe and sliding door Locks; vtry Superior ost
aoSr rm and mcrce Locks iron and brass Wheel heye, iron
anh ass ba Hlakcs window uilef
nash shutter sud chain Bolts ana blind nrr. sa,h
bhnd fas,enng Sash Weights; wrought MANS aooyn
brads; finishing Nails; gimiet pointed screws, tc.
CLARKsON 4 Anderson
hoh No. 1eg Main
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HEDsCA..
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!. ~. ss.gss. = "a -. ~ R1ss.sr s..s. ~. "a
l.., amer hns.n yseians ssoi eeasy. Va M A.
ssss 4, s..y e. yhs Z seAssa sIA N,
and o.hase nsdsne .ry dese Of RAdvAyS
YIN otches toru> And uhs>r bod allied
k1lU, kApsArs kknovAsua
palms. cure We nes sss.is,s and kesp
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NLERy IMPORTANT rOIADIEs.-we
as the attention of our Lady friends and E-kA
both IN he city and country, 10 examination ~
yred assortment Of Ladies, Misses aud Cbdrens Shoes which
lac
CoIorsd
Morocco Boots, with and vitbou, heels
yine KID and Morocco Slippers. with and without, heels
lrench kd Slippers, very soft and nice
white Md ana satin Slippers, and nlce
very Zoe Wrench Pafior slippers
Morocco and Kid thick thin solsd Boots With and
without heels
Morocco and KID nbick and Thin soied Bustins
Muses. Bsct Callers, With aud without heels
Co0red % Button and Lace, with and without heels
Coored and Black Morocco Boots, 3"
up'd WI, pat Ieausr
ohidren's Coosd Button and Lace Caters, Win
BLACK Lace naiers
Cord and Rack Morocco and Pat Leather Boots and
Ankie Ties
Goat Boots, thick soles.
Together With many other siys TOO 10
Call and sec them At PuTNEY 4 WAITE
u rect. Nebnt nd Va
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H..
fHa slZE ENLARGED-STYLE IMPROVED.
II has double the quantity and strength other
IL gives a perfectly natural color
~ eoiors every shade nom light brown 10 Jet black.
Its use IL and rapid
II IL perfectly harmless o he
-. Its elect Is instantaneous and pcrmnn ent
IL Is the best quickest cheapest, sdeSf ersr mad,
Dreenons Tor use accompany each bos. al
Priee--i o. u F; 2 OF. 30, on b "a Is
Entered according to the act OF Congress- year ISIS by A.
for the Eastern District Of Penn.l WV ~ ne
For sale by Alley DITylI p,.br,ons
Philadelphia ~ 49, ~ s',ee'
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TUNsrALL HOUSE,.
DAEvll1 Va. u .INI-I
SIN n 0Hs 4 WITnRRS.

n onnsbos and frosa ne Ran RoaA p~u.L N
this uoe-s. Every Aiisnea paid 20 passrnrcrs no
seis-iy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-09-21
FOR SALE.

600 ACRES If splendid land lJingon the South
COO side of the N. Il c. Railroad, ID miles from
Nashville, "a from LaTergne Depot 675 under q
good cedar lence and in high state OF cultivation On
this land are two comfortable Dwellings, two Gins Out
houses Al. good, foe Orchard of choice Fruit
Der oil excellent Springs, and is trsversed by never
failing stream of water = ~
Tns Tract for richness of soil and baartv f Ioaton is
not equailed inRutherford coruty and is well
adapted to the growth Of Cotton Corn and small Grain
ana ng INTO consideration its conguy the Railroad
Churches and variety OF Shops DC We think it Tery
dsrahle place indeed Also i2O acres of cedar at
will sell altogether, divide to suit purchasers on accom-
modhung terms Apply on the premises or to the sub.
scriber ct Lsvergne. tennessee -. 49,
au55-tTkwtf CHARLES 1. NELSON
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Stopping Southampton, both going and returning they
offer passengers JoDdn and svFe,
any other for the economy of time ind money
Passage from New York TO Southamp and Bremen, First
Cabin Saoon 100 dollars First Cabin, Logsz Saloon, ITO
dollars; Second do. 60 dollars.
Ali Letters sna newspapers mu5f pass thpHsh tie Post o.
Gee.
No hills cfiading will ssisHedor parcels rsse7ed On ls
day of sailing, = b , - =
An experienced Surgeon "a attached 70 each sdp,
For freight or passage apply 10 q Jet-f-
q. H. SAND, ii South William stEsst, Aew York.
~ c. A. HBINEKEN & CO., Bremen,
CRoSkEY & CO, Southampton u
VIM. 1SELIN, Hsvre. jaIesa-Iy
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PENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
sSsass nz Etsza - - 49,

1877 g1szszs sfis.Lsl e - - -
THE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities
gthWestern Northwestern, aud Southwestern States,
by continuous Railway direct Tina road also connects
st Psburg with oay line OF Steamers to all ports
the Western Bvers and at Cleveland aud Sandusy with
Steamers eli ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direct cheapest and reliable route By which
FREIGHT can be forwarded TO and from the Great est
Rates between Philadelphia aud PittabDrg:
FIRST GLASS Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods x. nor 1oat,
in boxes Furs, Feathers, &c....... '"0 Poi +V'D
SECOND CLASS-Books and Stationery,
Dry Goods lin bAles,j Hardware, Lea soc psr lo0D
Ya.1RS VsF, SG,e'ASS .iS1s AM ;sScinc j,acor
and Pork (in bulk,(, Hemp, &c. wv f'' ''O"
F0uRTd CLASS-Csffee, Fish, Bacon, ,oo ~. ,no,,
and Pork tpscked) Lard and Lard Oil, 4V' per i0"W
Fiour-Sl per bbl until further notice.
Grain-50 els. Psr loo lhs. until further notice.
CotonS2 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs weight until
further notice.
dslpnia be particular to R9Tk package uia Pkdeiia
RG5lroid" All Goods consigned to the Agents Of this
Road st Philadelphia Pttsburg will be forwarded with
FRE1eHr AaRxFs.--Hsrris, Wormley / Co. Memphis
Tennessee Z. 1. Sass Co., St Louis J, s. Mitchell i
Son. Evansville Indiana Dunesui Bell and Murdock and
Carter Jewet Louisville, Ky. c. Meldrum Madison
Indians; pTigman Brown, and Irwin Co Cincinnati;
n. ". Graham Co.. ZanesViile Ohio; Leech 4 Co., No
"a kby street Boston; Leech Co. Astor House. New
York; No William street. and Nos BatterG Place, New
York; E. Sneeder Philadelphia; Magraw koops Bal.
timore; Geo, FTanciscus, Pittsburg.
H. Ii. HOUSTON, General Fright AQeat, PIiLt.
q. j. LOMBAERT, SpP's, ALsOoaG, Pa. '.rr
PANS 'sG,-tIsj 81.
TT PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TNHREE Daily Through Trains, between Philadelphia
1 and P8tsburg. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg ct ~, a. NJ and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at 7, a. n. THE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg at J. p NJ and Pttburg
for Philadelphia at l, p. NJ. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Ptsburg at H. P. NJ end
PittsbUrg for Philadelphia at 10, p NJ
The above lines connect at Pttsburg with the Railroads
% aa3 ro st. Louis, Mo- Alton. Galena and Chicago,
ILL., Frankfort Lexington, aud Louisville, Ky; Terra
HsIte Madison, Lafayette and indianapolis, Ind; Cincn.
natl Dayton, Springfield, Belleonsine, SanduskY Toledo
Cleveland Columbus Zsnesvie, Massillou and Wooster
Ohio; also the Steam Packet Boats from and to New
Orleans st. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Wckess be had to from ethsr Of ths
shove piaees -.-r. .r.. q
For further particulars sea Handbiils At the different
starting points. Passengers from the West will ind this
the shortest and most expeditions route TO Phadelphs
Baltimore New Yofk or Boston,
THOS MOORE, AGENT, Passeagsr Liaes, Fk5Lada
J. AESklMEN, AGsNF, IdSssngsF Lanes, PittsbVgg.
PHILADELPHIA l556-ianS-Iy .-....
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Funeral Undertaking,
sc excelsior" !!

A the great trial of Agricultural Implements in Nash
IN vile on the 9Th, 5th and 9Th of juno, 1856, ~
The EXCELSIOR CORN COB MILL WAS AWARD
.....E ED THE HIGHEST PREMIUM,
will appear from the following extract from the report
OF the committee. They sky- .
"Of Corn and Cob Crushers there entries, but
in consequence of accidental breakage, only two
made trials.
I. Excelsior by ]. C. Baldwin {LesVtt- Pstsnt)
Joyce's Star Mil, by B. s. Weller. ihgtis Giant, by
o. II. Anderson -
Both these Crushers constructed similar mschsni
cal principles and about the power; but the
judges gave the premium to Bsldwins Mill Il seemed 70
have capacity in given time but its chief superor
y consists in its having movable rings which constitute
the grinding surface and of the wearing Surface
These grinding surfaces cast iron, and be
newed readily aud at little cost. This gFiss du.s.
bility for less money" 49, .... .-...-.r- g..
The above Mill for Crushing Corn and Cobs or grind.
ing meal for iamy use, is furnished all complsts Ti
t,no pair Of grdiRg riHgs sese makes e9ual to tteo
mills, st the low price Of $4,000 .grEts--.
-i-a Address JAMES G. BALDWIN CO.
is97-smtw&w 81 College street, Nashville, Tsna.
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2 STEAMERS; s5:; :
NEW YORK, BREMEN & SOUTHAMPTON
.l9 UNITED STATES MA1r STEAMERS. 1sl

THE ships comprising this line are WASH
l. sINGTOS. Capt. r. Cavendy; HER x<z3&4AH
MANN, Capt. EdSard Higgins. These stes-
msrsstop as SouihaD pton, both going and returning
PRoFosED- DATES oT sAELIHa--JS56 -. .-LLa
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RAILROADS. &C.
NAHVILhE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD.


CHA ARLESPON AND SA VA NNA II,
g. .r TO TAKs sFFEcT on AFDAFTER TIE
ts FIRST DAY OF JUNE NEXT.
recent meeting of President and Superintendents
"A of The various Roads connecting Nashville with
Charleston and SaVan8h the following rates Of Freight
were adopted
FIRST CLASS. .t
Feathers Wool! Flour in Sacks and Books psTl00 81 40
SECOND CLASS,
G.eswaT, Giuseng Pink Root, Cotton. Rope and
Bsgging Hemp Star Candles, Soap, Lard and
Idnseed Oil and Window Glass per 100 ..... q 90
THIRD GLASS. ...
Leaf Tobacco in hhG5. per 100. so
WHISKY per barrel .........................s s3 90
Beef and Pork, per barrel Observation-Disclosures. so
Flour per Dbl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
BF0ons in lot of so dozen and upwaids ......... 90
To prevent Overchsrges the Agent Of the n. c. Rail-
TJad authorized sign Receipts for the transportation of
the articles ah. the rates specified until further
notico. IL. !. ANDERSON,
lavI4 arc Superintendent.
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n. & c. RAILROAD.
CEDAR CROSS TIES.
PROPOSALS invited for $1,000 cedar cross-tes ct
east II inches in diameter at their small ends and
feet long, with their ends square, rednced thick
Of inches by hswing s:desone sids or more
inches in width the other wids the narrow
or upper side may be lett round
Bids Will be received for 500 and upwards.
Estimates will be paid monthly when 300 or more nss
beeo earned ressrvng fifth until the eomPeion Oh
the contract.
Satisfactory terms as TO time will be given Inoss
taking large ccntracts the whole will not De reqarsd
''1'' wv JAS. r. GRANT,
Res. Eng v. 4 @. Railroad.
Railroad 0fiee,
Nashville, Aug. %, 49, (
aur2AtwkwIm
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y
l. The numerous letters We receive from our various g.
gents, informing Of effected In their Immediate
neghborhOods warrant in saying of the BEST IL
the best Cough Medicine before public
tho very When all other Cough preparations
have iGed this has relieved the patient Druggists deal
s IN Medicines and can testify ASK the agent
ID nearest town. what has been his experience of the
effects OF this medicine. If he has been selling for
length time he VIII tell you is The best medicine
Below give few extracts lears have receiv
ed lately regarding the virtues Of this medicine.
DIR. s. s. Osn, Of Knoxville, Ga, ssye-l have been
using LiverWoTt and Tar extensively In my
iice for three years past and tits with pleasure state
belief in its superiority all other articles with which
Rm acquainted, fOf which it is recommended.
hessrs Fitzgerald u BrenneFs writing from Waynesville
y. c., ssys:The LveTwOFI and Tar is becoming daily
moro popular in this country and we think justly All
who have tried speak in commendsbe OF IT, and
tits bene6calin aeFiang the complaints which It
Is recommended.
Our agent Ia Pickens District S. c., Mr. S. Il. McPs,
that he wh great beneh in bis family
andrecommends II his neghbor He gives instance
woman u his vicinity who had been suffering
with disease ofthe Lungs for years. attended with
cough, who was relieved by the Liverwort and Tar.
Such are the good reports hear OF this Medicine from
all oft South For report of the surprising
It has performed in Western and Northern and Eastern
would invite the suffering patient read the
phet which accompanies each bottle To al say have
hope, have hope!
Try the Nedicine!! Be warned In seEson And negise
that cough which daily weakening your consntiOn
Irritating yor and lungs and viting that dread
disease, Consumption, when soothing and healing
ecy be obtained Rogers Syrup Of LSerwo and Tar
srioe is signed Andrew Rogers on the engraved wrapper
around each bottle. 7s.-
Price, One Dollar Pc, Bottle, Bottles for Five DOL
lars. Sold wholesale and Feiaii By sCOVIL & MBAD,
Ill Chartres ST. bet. Cont and ST. Louis, n. o. Sole
Southern Sstes to whom all orders and applications
for Agencies must be addressed. Sold also By
Wells and G. ". Hendsrshott Nashvils Tenn and By ali
other rDruggistsihTough ths Stnte an12-d&UiwIy.
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FARE REDUCED TO sl2 so
LAND FOR SALE.

- 40 ACRES of Land for sale in Robertson County,
D4U on the road from GGlstip Tenn to Hopkinsvilie
Nv four miles West Of Cross Palms. and seven miles
Northeast of Springfield. This Land is well improved.
viii sell the above land FRIDAY, the 18th Of Sep.
tember on tie premises to the highest bidder Terms
bnehaf cash. the balance twelve months time, note
bearing interest from date Come all that want homes
and look for yourselves as am determined te sell.
aus l2-w8tri wit MEREDITH WALTON.
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: n n AND STOCK RAEsERS-
4 NZLL ON npIAr


Tor oRs month, and It 1t doa'. give c,,r,-l -,
Te'afn ~ a mere De any thus Gs,a.s =, =
SPEAK; oalaactionls waIFRutsd N evsrzcss - NV
sy VIII D rst0oSeS. Thfs Cruaasr - - e noe.
oISe s&sS, 80, H slsao power winch Renders !, ,S.
S,eH,enS All soutn OF AasOns and D5zor5s -, ~
ohsr Orossers now IN the south reculrs -, a-.s- Al
Or VIII sOon wear out According u '@~sA Po"sfs
THE LAWS OF EATTTpE
sOorn sao Cob Mill Ehion admits Of . i.,-1
- -, .e0sssafly soon wear out All olbs- C-ssss
49, - snAs grand objection, ana las 5r-.-.
care mol dispute 1t. In the construcon f -
icA nsYe gained power and Idefv az "a
sSO9Iso Hlcttoo, and s6aiisuge one Vsre n f %
Iy' hHASs prevented d6 ws5ong lateral rn,,sior -
.vou 70 AeAnOWlecgs u; therefore aS.srf fh,, !. y,
eL " scy osner Ai- an nov ssI,., -, rs
hSssee invention et the sr2au sum Of '-is Ase
FIFTY DOLLARS.
an1 Ssy zee wanting good thing h sar,..,t, :.
70 sIsnine Inc trls Merits aud pripciIss ~ -
MI sno SrSsr nom t1s Proprietor CT Asgnts " s
: hbersl Discount made % descrs -S','
shs,bxviI,, T.,u n. ). z. DRUAGOoLE.
sGSsrv, ooae PFopEsior.
Ems moore Co, "a Market ssrsss ,,a,,-;u. -
facturers and General Agents. ' -~olF'I4s, AA1zs
Desanoni FaS Co., CI4zksvills, Asspt, s,r Eo.,...
40 SI9 "Ss<ins, PULASKI, Ags7tfor Giles ocaatv
u D hooI salem, Agen. To- Franz - .,y,,, -,
and JACKSON county, Ala. So-A'J' EsaR-s
county. @fA@ 81 A@Snt toT oumnsR
W n t-p D Ooi1Ln 5is, Agsa. fGr Mary coussv.
n Dsii, r d Home. Ageut fo- rsi,,tsy ..9
~ q, AIAlu, CHARLESTON, Agsct ar BTs1tez eo1ty
W. - auDiSy Bros, LoudOn Aks.ts ~ 80, Il
- CcSl&-lFda.rIz
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NUIICE TO CONTRACIOHS.

= -, - Y 70 NUN THAI @ ItlftN.
.ALED proposals will be received NATL .be l.t ef n,
- ,s l1r Us Grading and Ma onry or ss5iions IL
~ 1T, - 70, 10 II, ls 49, 20 q o. The EcR-esd
a. a.. Nsnt1cxy hsliro3d. Speci6csiiops Fr dS cau
sSen = our CHee in Sprr g6sld Robertson 9 unrT.
on the day promised. - -"1 NNS
ssptl-eOdAwto Octl. STARK 4 WILLIAMS
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LANGaORNE & ARhISTEAO.
S0 BOXES LsughcrDs ArmiSsld's Cslsbrsted Ia.
OU baeco. Just rscsivsd -
s1slT-lr sSs JOHNSON, HORNE 4 CO.
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/,r,rra kOONS A.aEsZItgA
A GENTS wanted in every eoaaI1 N 5,.s,4 ...-..
xND C0E, I a.. s1e above new aud i1pru ed ,G1HS
AND ANsD CoB Mill 20 AL such a rsos -, 80. An
maze money wi! De offered. Exe1sfye s, .r ncs .
privileges VII % disposed o. gsususiIv - SIu oeny
application 70 tbs Proprietor u Lsrn-s, -
EAn@EsS AND STOCK RAESFpS
:, oaef you Corn and Coo N..I as.a--aly LLsy
unsn ana Sne esnRot 6e Eupsrees b. 1sS ~ ~ 80, q
oe ais - ne very Mid which ever Farmsr 80
~ SS .ooI sIOuiO nsFs II will crush frouI 10 I -
els Ccrn and Cob per boar, one so i s - ~ Se.o,
1S;n Up s10 nsnsea VEGAS go bs Is ali cons o. &
snarT isf.t;rs val lsst any Grnsr an Or
Ssoe p = & nss Ssea iri tested ia s I'D SsI , Is
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n n oH'AEk CsAAesR, Oalo, Am So -,
d. =. ATra- Eonorsa SIr Eass rD, .'1, ioS1
trial Of tae CAtnastie Pills. left me by aoouSa
been cured By them OF lhs drezdai a. u nzr
be found me suffering. fhs nrst dass r se1sF Shlo
tes subsequent oSses nave snlirsiS rsuvs -, aLe
lisei In oeller health ihsp for So, -e SlSssss
which sttrioute entirely the sEcts OF 80 eeiotss
FILLS Yours, with great respect ''-i UArHAATpa
IL zoe eDoys ste ali from Derscus wbo ars nds.,
Known where they reside, and vac u,aJ ~, P1olicV
true Prepared By AANl they Eoxs
p,- DR., }. c. AVER.
April n, 'Ss- O ANAt'ESS4L SAEzlsr,
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THOMPSON = CO.
EAiL AND wIsEEa
D Y Ct @ OBS.
I8 5 Is.

fIiHohPSoS d 60, are nov cYsn6s !sI9s snd issd
= assortment CT FALL AND NINTES DkY GO JBS-
We wouIt ssk particular Thid -aEsor
beng composed os every thing End d>sIaes &c 81
soendia tho Eastern markets, which determined
soli as cheap any house iB tho city Al
ipstion OF Stock 10 prove it, We se CREST Ia
showing our goods
We have large lot of Sss sEdd veEyiEv cr.
Per yard TO Slo1 per pattern AreEHlii1
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-09-21

To-, collector Of the district in tba cara
ty Aforesaid greeting: You hereby required and com
mauded 10 collect Tcm each Of the of said dis
trlc The several sums OF moDey Written opposite the
Of said inhabitants in the annexed tax list and within
sixty Gays ser receiving this warrant pay amount
the moneys by collected 10 the order trustees o!
said district majority OF hem and if any one or mora of
said inhabitants shall negeeJ refuse pay same you
are hereby fueer commanded levy goods and chat
tells OF each deBQ and thereof according
law Given under our b@uds and seals this day Of
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-11-20
Increased Railway Speed.

The Philadelphia Ledger cites the
exhibition in France of locomotive
weighing sixty tons, with ten feet
driving wheels, and stated to be capa-
bic of attaining aspeed OF $50 miles
per hour. It's centre Of gravity is
placed SO low as to render it safer
than ordinary engines at the usual
speed, SO far as getting off tie track
is concerned. The Ledger doubts
whether the speed named Can be
reached without much larger driving
wheels, but cannot doubt the prac.
tieability Of achieving it with larger
ones; or that, by elevating the track
so as to allow of a very low center
OF gravity, to gether with widening
the space between the rails and avoid.
ing common roads by bridges and
tunnels, railroad trains can move
With ease aud safety $50 miles pei
hour.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-11-20
Slavery Aggression.

: The Pittsburg Morning Post dis
poses of this convenient cateh-word,
briefly and convulsiyely, as follows:
Folks talk about slavery as though
it was making constant aggressions;
but all sensible men know that pre-
cisely the reverse is the case. Sew
enty years ago every State in the
Union but one we're slave States.
Now sixteen are free States and but
fifteen slave States. In less. than
five years seven Territories will be
admitted as free States, to wit: =
Minnesota, Nebraska, Washington,
Oregon, Utah, New Mexico and Kan
sas. Then there will be twenty
three free States and fifteen slave
States. Then the Senate will stand:
from free States so; from slave
States 30. Then the House of Rep
resentatiges will stand almost two to
one from free States. This is what abb
clifton spouters call slavery agrees.
ion. Delaware will soon be free
State, too; and probably Missouri
Does not every one see that Black Re
publican stories aboutslavery agrees
ion are simple lies? E.