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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-07
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA KAILRO4I
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
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NhE Treat Central Route connecting the Atlantic tis.
Il "tn esfeFn Northwestern, and Southwestern States
By continuous Railway direct This road also cp,De,
a. fItsooEg with 0sily line Of Steamers s ports o.
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandrsky h
Steamers TO al pOras on the Northwestern Iekes.
the most dlrert cheapest and rsla5Ls ronss by bicS
FREIGHT can be forwarded TO and from IN. g.. ~
EIRST sEss Ss eeIween Phliadelphia and pittsburs:
lin boxes,) Furs, Feathers, &c 1'-1 sOe per 1oOh
SECOND CLASS-BOOks and Stationery !
Dry Goods Gn bales Hardware, Lea Use Der 1asus
netg oS.
THIRD CLASS-AnViIs BagginR Bseou
and Pork (in bulk j Hemp &c - sc per l0gzs
FOURTh CLASS.-Csfee, Fish Bacon
and Pork (paoked) Lard and Lard OlI 59e Per lO0S
klOur-Sl per bbL until further notice
Grain-5O cts. per loo lbs until further notie-
Coron-sz per bale not exceeding 500 lbs weight rarI
further notice. - ~
~ In shipping Goods f-uT1 any point East Of Pb,
dephia, be particular TO package Uia Ps,snsa,
hd'aro9d All Goods consigned 70 the Agents OF tins
Road At Philadelphia PittSbUg will Do forwarded with
out detention
FREIGHT AGEST&-BarriS WorRley Co Mefupbi.
Tennessee. k. F. Sass 4 Co.. 81 LOuIs; j. > MrfcbeI =
son, Evansville Indiana; DuHss0 Bell and Murdock asd
srer Jewett Louisville, ny; R G. Meldrum Mddlsoc
INDIANA; SpugDan Brown, and irwin & Co. CiHcnnsts
n " "rshan Co, ZaDsSvie Ohio; Leech 4 Co. N,.
- hiiby street BCsIOu; Leeeh Co SssOr H0usa New
l0!k; No William street. and Nos Battery Pace New
erS, L. }. Sneeder Phadelphis; hagraw KoOns -
umoTe' Geo. q. tTanciScus. PItsburg
II. H. HOUSTON, dsAsraL FTsil5t Ageat PSsZqfe
Il. j. LOABhbiGT, SHDt Stt0Jag Pa
ans '56.--tlrH 81.
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Nashville Sewing Machine Company.
Nos. 7H and az
EAST SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE. YkNNESSEk.

THESE Machines very justly considered to be the
use, having the advantage of all Others
simplicity their construction the speed and beauty Of
others in they form with continuous threads
from ordinary spools Of cotton silk linenmakinga knot
every stitch which prevents the work from ripping under
ny circumstances whatever.
The first and highest premiums have been awarded these
Machines all the leading Fairs throughout this country
and Europe and the inventor roees in the sub
stanta reward the largest patronage bestowed
any Sewing Machine in Europe America.
They the highest hnish and Of every variety of
and style, and adapted all the wants of the sewing
munity.
They all secured exclusively the propetOs let
ters patent and free from all legal controversy. Great
pains been taken to adapt Machines Plantation
sewing and they smple durable and easily
and tended by person. that they entirely beyond
competition for this work for the manufacture of heavy
light bags, for Corn Wheat, machinery has
5eepinvened 10 surpass themany person after hours
Practice from 400 to sacks per day
machine. These machines equally well adapted 10
the OF all kinds of clothing, fine,
well general sewing, quilting, stitching, &c. These
chimes arranged 10 make the stitch length de-
sired and to with any and every in any
ment and the durability, regularity aud beauty of hDs
be eQuaed by any work accomplished BY the most
skillfui hands
We shall all times keep hand a ull assortment of
these machines and most respectfully invite the public gen
orally call and them In and give them careful
examination and be satisfied that the hall has not be@a
told. dec2S-u
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FOR SALE.

A FARM one mile Southeast from Nashville, the
IA NoensvIe turnpike road, containing ffty-one and
quarter acres, frstrate land, comfortable dwelling
house, fine spring. orchard, &c.
Also-A Fsrm i've miles North from Nashville, on the
Whites Greek turnpike road containing one hundred and
forty beautiful valley land hundred acres clear
ed and forty woodland well set with blue grass
lot in South Nashville fronting hundred and hf-
ty eo College street. and hundred and forty feet
Franklin street. having on it brick dwelling house.
containing six rooms pantry Kitchen smokehouse, ser
wants rooms, &c.
AlsoA lot the above fronting Franklin street.
two hundred and seventy six feet College street nine
tyeght feet and Market street ninety feet On
this lot Is well aff1rdng an abundant and neveralng
supply ofgOod water.
Ii information should be wanted with re gard to the
above property when not at Nashville, Imay be OBJ
tanned by application 10 Dr. John s. Young, corner of
Broad and Summer streets.
decll MORGAN VANCE.
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JAS. B. CRAIGHEAD,

ii HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
No. 29. Public Squsre, Nashville.
THO enable to sell goods low prices from this date
all accounts for sundries purchased on credit shall be
considered due when the articles delivered and pay
Bens will bssxpsctsd when the accounts presented
jan1l-d&sely,
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Jas. A. Mcclure.

SUCCESSORS TO MCCLURE N MARTIN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Musicai
Merchaudize, Generally.
NO. 80, UNION STREET.
II EEPs constantly supplied with Piano
IN Fortes Sheet Music Violin and Guitar 5a;szs
StrIBgx Brass Instruments; and in fact everyg
thing in his line usually kept in this section OF country
al Of which will be sold unusually low for CASH or short
time. J. A. MCCLURE.
Nashville Nov Is 55-u
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NEW YORK, DREmEN * sOUTHAMPTo
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

TTNHE ships comprising this line WASH s-%s9e>
L INGTON. Capt. V. CaSendy5 HER :...-s~>tft a
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins These sie4- sss 80
mess stop st Southampton goihg aad returning.
PROPOSED DATES Oz sAiLINe--lo3o.
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keystone State,
CAPTAIN K HARDIE.
State OF Georgia,

CAPTAIN J. J. tiARV!N,
Will hereafter form Weekly LDB Philadelphia Sailin
evary Saturday, alternately from Savannah aad C les
ton, as follows:
The Keystone state VIII sail ON Savannah the iolcSe
ing SATURDAYS JaInaIq 2!d, F-bintFv I'd sud 10th
March Is 18Th AMI I;sh. LeiTiDg Philadelphia th4 IL
ternate SATURDAYS
The Stale Of Georgia will S4 from Charleston the fol
lowing Saturdays-J -Janaary 56h. Frhru Y' aud I'D
March sth and I'D Leaving niladepaIa the siernate
Saturday..
Ia strength, speed and accommodations her ships are
fully equal running tls coast Inland nayiga
tiOn loo miles Ou Delaware kyer Eaj; nights II
Cabin Passage. with Stale h"0m accommodations
aud the best CT fare $50 from either port terage, -.
Agents at Philadelphia hEHON MARTIN.
Agent st Savannah, q. A. GKrtNER
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Pennsylvania RAURoaD

FEHNS1LfANlA RAILROAD.
FfNHRkB Daily Through Trains, between PhiasAsrbi.
i sad PIttsburg THE MORNING MAIL TRzIS
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg AZ 7J6 A. NJ ana Ptt
burg for Philadelphia at !, A. Nj. HE PASr LINE
eaEes Phiiadephs for Pitsburg at r. NJ and Pjitsbgr
tDr Philadelphia at l. Pm THE NIGHT EKPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philade phia Tor PIttsburV Al N p -
Plttsburg tor Philadelphia at 10, p NJ
The above nes connect at Pttsburg with the Rsroas
20 20 ana IfoH 81 LOUIS. No; Alton Galsna and Chicago
H.; Frankfort, Lexington and LnuiSvills Ev T1
h1n's hldson Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind Cineu.
natl Springfield, Beleiontzne Sandusky Tosd
eVeaGd columbus, GAINESVILLE MassillOn and Wooster
ONO; also, with the Steam Packet Boats u, srd A. -,
Orleans, 81. Louis. Louisville and Cincirpati-
Through Tickets be had to or fron either Of tn
above places. - "
FOR further particulars, Handhills at the didsrsat
starting points Passengers from the Wes, vii find IN,
toe shortest and most expeditions route 10 PhadeIns
Baltimore, New ork CT Boston
IhOS. MOORE, AGENr, PGssssQsr Lines Pssgsl
j. MESklMEN AeKST, EIsselger lanes D,ts.6grg
Philadelphia ls5g-sns-Tv
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AL Should Try It.

DR. J. HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BfTTERs.
RE YOU DlSPEPTIC?
II hen take these celebrated Bitters.
ARE YOU BILLIODSf
Try one bottle of these Bters and be relieved
ARE YOU ANNOYED BY INDlGESTlONI
Remove the cause by tie free of these Bitters
The celebrity that this excellent preparation has gained
in the last few years beyond belief The best PHYSICIANS
in the United States endorse it and recommend to their
patients all OF DYSPEPSIA Indigestion and Loss Of
Appetite tits usedby nearly every family the Union,
and none should be wiIhOutIL
For sale by Il. @. SC0VEI-
g. W. HENDERSHOT
BERRY 6 DEM0VILLk,
10. G. BROWN
HARBERr R0SCG,
A. q. CARTER,
And by Druggists and Hotels generally.
n. B.-See directions on BOyte. septl6-d6 WIv.
BLANKETS! BLANKEGS!I BLANK ETsIII
TENWENTY cases Bed Blankets; cases Steam Boat
Il Blankets; bales Msckinaw Blankets. For low
10 close jan2a Al DUNCAN co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-07
ALEX. n WALLACE N p NlNGFIELD
WALLACE n WINGFIELD,
General Commission Merchants,

ID . + a l. r K Il . ID q = Y ;
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
NTI give special attention to the sale OF Bacon Lard
w Flour, Tobacco, &C. &c.
REFER
Wallace Knoxville, Tenn, Toole, Bro Co.. MarV-
vile, Teuu Il Cox Louisville, Tenn, Donaldson,
Union Tenn johnson Hair. MadisOnvile, Teen. Brsb-
son a Bro, Sewer county, Tenn, Fsns hing, Dan
bridge, Tenn Waugh Pickle, Sweet Water, Tenn, h
jackson Athens, Tenn, Poullsn, Jennings Co, Au'
yzlsta Ga John Cunningham Greensboro Ga, W Lu-
5as Athens, Ga John Wingfed, Madison. Ga, CarhaTt
RoH Macon, Ga Willis, Savannah, Ga now
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-07

FARE REDUCED TO 81 From NASHVILLE TO
JACKSON, TFNN.
VIVA Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Columbia and
Waynssboro. For seats apply at the General Stage
Ofhes Leaves Nashville Sundays, Wednesdays and En-
days at So g II dse22-h
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-07
RAGS-S55O IN PREMIUMS.

TTAVING largely increased my supply of Rags by the
4 premiums offered the past year ending June 3D. L
am induced 10 offer larger amount OF premiums for the
present year. And will pay the above premium IN sums
OtlO0 $50 $50 S7O 500 $50 $40 $50 $40 and $lO to any
Ten merchants or 'Pedlars"-whO viii deliver me- from
this date 10 the lst July, $50, the largest amount OF
RAGS The same 10 De bought outside Of and by do
tng business outside Of Nashville orylclnlty
viii all times pay the highest market prices Ia cash
for RAGS delivery and issue certificate to the owner
G the amount received aud paid for These certificates
must be kept and before the lst day OF July
neat SO that three dsiuerested merchants Of Nashville
eu make the awards. The largest amount being entitled
20 the $Ou the largest to $50, and so on down.
Merchants sending rags will please write that may
know in whose name to issue the certificate. Combinations
will not be allowed
Wooen Linsey, Silk and WorSted rags are not wanted,
and will not be included in the above,
earnestly solicit greater attention TO saving and buying
Rags throughout Middle Tenn.
July4-lVdtriyGw W. s. WHITEMAN.
North of the Square,
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"
ID DANAWAl on tue 18th December last from
IA the subscriber, living near Nashville ansgTo NO
man named SAP, Ci DARK copper color. about ~
feet high weighs about 100 Douad, slow spoken, w
and whiues a Hrtle through his nose he bad on -
when left black sOt wool hat brown sans sack cat
and punts be also bad other clothing with hu Of Der
3usiiUy.
The above reward will be given for his apprehension
and delivery to The JaiUr Nashville or $50 will be CIV
eu If couued any other jail so that csn get him.
lan2S-im A. b. MONTGOMERY.
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Prom Nashyille- LaTerrnI

flour a. tne above rates 70 be shipped lots OF seven
y'nve barrels and upwards at one time when in less
Quantities HVe cents per barrel to be added Flour 10
sacks will be transported on terms 200 lbs 70 b
rsted and charged as one barrel II. l. ANDERSON.
octl3.-f S,-o-,.,os5s.
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CORN SAChS, CORN SAChS.
WYE have ia Store and regularly receiving and
w 2jS bushel Osnsburg Corn Sacks. to which we IN
Vite TIE sItsuuou Of shippsrE
Gee22 W: u. GoRSuS q W,
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PREMIUM BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACT DRY
EBEN FULLER,


TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY,
Corner Market and Spring or Church Stss,
Nashville, Tenn.
~ RATEFUL for the liberal patronage bestowed nPor
VI this Mznuactory since its establishment the Ffo
pretOr feels determined merit continuation Ofthe SAINT
in future.
have now on hand good assortment Of ready made
werk consisting in part Of Mems Boys and Youths Ca
Kip and Thick Boots and Shoes Negro Brogans double
so House Servants Shoes Ladies and Misses Calf Mo-
ROCCO aad Kid Boots and Shees all made from good STOCK
in good style and warranted.
Orders from Planters Iron Masters Railroad and Turn
pike Companies respectfully solicited
All kinds Of Repairing done. 49,,
Cash paid for Hides EBEN FULLER.
ssy- Banner, Wing, Gazette and Cleveland Banner
copy discontinue all other advertisements. aug24
LOCOMOTIVES,T TOOLS AND MACHINEk .
THE LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP, laurence Aas'
Il sGctusets manufactures Locomotives of any SIZE or
guage Stationary Engines, Lahes, Paners; all kinds Of
Tools Cotton, WoOen and Paper Machinery; Turbine
Parker Water Wheels Gurnseys Patent Printing Press
&c. &c. Ali articles warranted best materials and work
manship information may be obtained and orders ior-
warded on application to Mr.. JAMES PLUNKET, at the
State House. Nlskule Tennessee, or address
J. H. w. PAGE, Treasurer,
nov. 22-6md. Office Ia. Kiby st Boston. Mess.
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FARE REDUCED 10 s12 50
COMBS, FANS, AND FANCY GOODS,
WILLIAM TAsKER.

WTLLIAM TAsXER
~ PARK PLACE, NEW YORK rites the attention
lUs Of Southern and Western Merchants 10 HIS
OF Fas Combs HAIR Tooth and Naii Brushes Ladies t
cules Psrfumery, Soaps, Porte Aonaies Jet and Be-
Bracelets Pocket Books Dress Buttons, Prs Needles
Beads Necklaces, &C. India Rubber Combs. Canss 20.
and Toys Of every description. Scissors Razors md c.
ery Gold and 6i Js"eiry, Aecordeors and Vioins IL
and German Fancy Goods, which will be sofa al the -
lowest prices for CASE or APPRoVED Para
% orders oy letter selected aud put up IL the "a
manner: WILLIAM TASKER
nv4-lvd PARx Pt .cr ~ ~.
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NASHyL+E Ill S5T1SE aFR EcEaTTASooeA IA slSeeA RAILROAD


Il MIL the Tennessee River Bridye IA reb1t -
- Produce and Merchandise will be ran irecsissef
snlpPe9 across tne river on Steamboats, and Bar.IE
gs and De subjected TO two daysges Sh7uers are mott
ned tnat all goods sent to the DepOs in packages isu
en or me entire protection Of the eonanls viii bsre
ected train will not be received exeaot IN b.v Sa
ourg gs or gunny bags. The light thin saeS viii ~ s
sUS1s az ne rssE Or the Ocasr the labor and tire nsee
sar 70 reparhs same will greatly rstard the ransbppiu
and cannot be performed The Agents Of the Ro3 are
specially instructed receive grain AZ tbsi-
stations unless the sacks plainly and distinctly srkd
and 8v vaccompaned BY an order Of shipment
we cannot permit the DepOts tn be used a StoraO,
Houses tor Grain Produce when The sans ia n r. bS
until suits the convenience OF the owner or sbnoe 10
order nterWard Wheat TO Chattanooga will be CHARGED
nine cents and Corn sght cents per bushe from TulbO-
ma aud all stations Tsnu essee River and flD.
Nashville and all stations west Of Tuabors Wbe.t ;I
De charged ten cenis aud Corn cents per 3ushe
WHISKY viii Be charged dollar per barrel f,lu Nash
Vile TO Chattanooga All articles Of freight deSbynaed IN
cur IaFI IS lst 3D. Sd and 4h class viii be carried a
present Tariff rates. Il : ANDERSOY
REDUCTION ON LUMBER 10 NAsHVIIIE
From bridgeport 70 Tantslon inclusive Lumber ia -
eueed 81 pr Car load from present rates Erom Cossas
70 Normandy inclusive, Lumber Is reduced Al per Car
ioad lron former rates dee1s FL
u RAILROAD NOTICE.
foLLoE ~. destined Tor Charleston will and after this
date be charged e. s5 per bale Of 500 lbs or less ana
80 centsp per lO0 los- for excess Of over SEQ lbs
septic Il. l. ANDERSON, ,Supt n GCRR
FROM hASHVILLE TO NEW ORIEaNS
THROUGH IN FOUR DAYS.
FAKE, THIRTY DOLLARS
VIA Chattanooga, Atlanta and West Pofat TO Nos.-
' gomery by Railroad. Tickets to be had At tbe D.
pot Price SI6 so.
from Montgomery to Mobile, by a double daly lin.
morniIg and evening" Of Stages and Steamboats, connect
ing WIZ tne steamers from thence 70 New OrlesnS
d. l. ANDERSON, Gsn'l Supt n. &C.RR
TENN ESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
2 -
OS and after Wednesday. December l2tb IS55 Frsip,
~ will run follows:
GOING sc UTH.
49, Leaves Nashville at $40 NJ and g. Pa; srrfves..
Ih0mpsOns - 20, A. and z45.
GOING NOKTa
Leaves Thompson's at 545 =. and s. p 4 arrive. a.
Nashville l0=25,A. NJ, and 8 So PH
Sunday Train leaves ThOmpson's a gAH
The Stages of Carter Thomas Hough c.,usse. nth a.
Trains az Thompson's ~ ~
Through Tickets to Memphis, Wsynssboro, Jackson
IuscumoA, Florence, Columbia, and Pulaski can ba nr
cured at the General Stage Oos under the FeraDdh 10
tel. = ANDEISOS -AO
ueciS-u X and
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MRS, GERTRUDE ]. CARY'S BOARD
INC AND DAY SCHOOL

{NTILL resums its Session Monday Sept 10Th Cir;
wv cnlars may be obtained on application q. ner resi-
dence = W corner Pine and Fifteenth streets, Phsdel
phis.
RErERENCEs-Rev. Il. A. Boardman, ID. ID, Rev. VIM.
Chester d. D.. Rev. Newton brown, d., Rev. henry
Darling Rev g. L. Pati Rev. J. Gordon MAXWELL Phils.
dephia-
Hon. VIM l.. Marcy. Secre tsry Of Sste Judge P. v.
Daniel, Supreme Court, u. S. Washington City; Rev.
York; Rev. George Woodbridge, p 7. Dahe', Jr. Esq,
Richmond, Va.
Hon. Cave Johnson President Bank of Tennessee Nash
vle Tenn, a. K Crozer, Comptroller, Nashville, Tenn.
sspt25-6m.
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- hAlLhOAD NOTICE.
OITVN destined for Charleston will on and aAer tis
~ date be charged 81 s5 per bale Of 500 lbs or less and
80 centsper lO0 lbs. for excess Of over 500 lbs
septic X. l. ANDERSON, Sup't n & CRR
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-07

NOTICE.
THE partnership heretofore eIistiug between FELTS
L HASLAM is this day. By mutual consent dissolved
and Samuel Haslsm hereby assumes the payment or all
debts against said partnership concern and finish alt
contracts and collect and have all debts due the said
OF Asssm 4 Eels, SAMUEL HASLAM,
W FELTS.
Y. B-Samuel Haslsn will continue the business at the
Walnut Grove Steam Stone Saw Works, and solies
share Of patronage. tebiC-y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-07

rTNHE copartnershp heretofore existing under the trm
i and style of BROWN Il GRUBBS, is this day dis
solved BY mutual consent Jo G. Brown is alone author
lied TO use the name of the firm in louidation,&c.
JOSIAH G. BROWN,
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PaIz72er's Patent Leg.

EAlWlIl NThNUOEhl.
HAVE in store and fuT sale low tor cash. the follow
s ing articles:
Extra Family Flour warranted the very best
Su-ar- Brown, Crushed, Loaf and PuveFized.
Cadee-Java Lsguyra and Rio
Preserves JeIles and Jams, Of all kinds.
suces. Catsups Pickles. Oysters, Spices and FISH.
pie FrUits Peaches Cherries, and Straw wberries.
Fresh Tomatoes aud all other articles strictly for family
use Warranted the very best qrahty.
ituP56 j. NJ. HAWKINS. IS L MON street.
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REDUCTION on LUMREe TIf NISgvI y 4

:, NHUOVAIUf VN LUMBER 10 NASHVILLE.
FROM bridgeport, 70 fantaon inclusive Lumber ia -
dueed 81 pr Car load from present raes Erom Co.aas
TO Normandy inclusive, Lumber is reduced Al Der Car
load lro II former rates dec1S u r
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RAILROADS. &C.

WHEAT CORE. OATS. FLoUz.
per bu. per bu. per bu. per bbL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-07

Portable Plantation Corn Feed FIGURING Mills Manu-.
fzctured from the best quality of French Burr.
DUkk MILL STONES, oI all sizes, on hand and made
ID 20 order smut Mills, Mill Inns, Mill Gearing,
Betting, Hoisting aud Regulating Screws, Screen WIRE,
Damsai Irous, Plaster OF Paris, Dutch Anker BTand
Boiling Cloths. d all numbers.
An nrCes sold by warranted TO be of the best quail
Itv. or the money refunded
MIeTs, GlWrIghts, Farmers and others are respect
fully invited RlY stock JvIvrv p.vasi else
where.
All orders and communications promptly attended te.
JOHN W BRADFURD,
rnrh7-aotN6V1v BROAD nd High ISIS Vile
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DLACkING-40 gross fresh Paste Blackng.
ID STARCH, q boxes, STAR CANDLES, 45 boxes,
ALCOHOL, ViuezaTs V4issys, GINS RuLns, IS bbs-
LlNSEED OIL and SPTS. TURPENTINE
PURE WHITE LEADin %, 50 and leo Id kegs.
ZlNk WHITE PAINT, EAs French, IN IS and 80 tsSS
ksceVed and for sale al small advance by
iuneI4 4. WELLS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-25
TIE POlITICAL Field.

among other remedies now proposed 70
resuscitats the opposition is one that We must
have Nzv LEADERS. Nelr loalars indeed
Why whnt hare the PEOPLE had during the
pest few years bat ne,c leaders, and what
have they accomplished: A rarty with the
germs il it tc make it tie most popular and
powerful that had ever been formed was en-
trusted tc their care, and behold the result:
in two short years it las been dishanored
and betrayed--Ls leaders become more cor
rupt and dishonest than ever was the manage
ment Of the Portage Railread-sud now, in
stead Of being dominant, has been scattered
until hardly vcstige Of its recent greatness
remains. Such has been the work Of nerr
leaders; and now, forsooth, the same game is
to be played over But the people do n1f
want new leaders, and will not be apt te be
bridled SO readily as they havo been without
knowing who j. 10 be the rider. They do
not want 'lew leaders, but HONEST ones-men
who however ambitious in aspirations for
Office and hgnors, are az least not political
gamblers and mountebanks-men who will
not sell themselves and betray the party with
them, SO far as lies in their power, Whenever
opportunity offers. This is all that Is want
ing, and all that ought to be done. Purge
the opposition Of It's excrescenses. aud a year
or two will restore it to its pristine yigor; but
on the other hand, call forth selEimrortant
men without tact cr talent as leaders, and the
opposition viii soon dwindle down to half a
dozen Insignificant factions, more bitterly
hostile TO each other than 70 the common
enemy