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uy % ',,, r" S~ Tg, VEn.fapEn m M,li. NJ -
- IN ~ -. hinshis sshaal nav no ouSA..s1sI,s -
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s"a'e' w vi sass v, P,'s A. -, r1s,sJ r..,,t,. -
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H., ,a.,. 49, .s,.,. ,1,aa a. haxa n ..saiy egscted
' gs n,ens,vely % celebrated or the eaecual and
-. % s n,a..as ~ s.cra, Di.ea.es was establisheA
=, 49, 10 ~ ras. aa 1,on a, arv over 20 vcar, ago
" IN w ~ sak" - ~, sa.,,;,n worid rcrdes nuhi
nc hRH HPnaa''o', ., ,n % ~ - .nss ha.a o..
-. - " "A - ha,r novel, n,
w., ~ ~ M aur,ah .n largely in tbe publc nrips and
IN 'nn.' - 80, IA ayars,oeLed
W. az, % ~ o " Wy ,'..s ~ ,an yyou,d avoid ntprv necp
q" WV "",", II
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IuNIE uudersned Will continue the Grocery and Commis
business aud the purchase OF Wheat at the old stand
win pleased wait his friends and the public
generally VIM. A. MILLER
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MISCELLANEOUS.
xAr...IAMs,,IYEmY nnasALEsTAn..E


EuvrsIIAMs' and AIESrAbs.E
w MAnkfT ST, OPPOSITE MARKET HOUSE IfNchhuRo,
ii prepared to furnish nj the very shortest no
tcc Horses Hacks Bugges (thc best In the cUyJ
rcr.ans wishing Hack drawn by fine Horses,
polite and careful drivers can be accommodated
ten,lemen wshng to take short afternoon drive with
lady Buggy with fine Horse can be accommodated
hy . H.. -, . ,,,,
Stable will have kept fine order and always ready at
- also Responsible for my damage cone
them stable will bc pleased II the puic whl
,oct I'd IN an any other in this city r. WILLIAMS,
July l5.dts rronlltlor.
cAaa WINDOW sNADEs,GsIT CURTAIN
W BANDS AND CORNlCE We have Just received
large lot Window Shades, Of and beautiful pat
terms and also Gilt Curtain bands and Cornice of every
f"rity fmiyy Gts ''''' ' j d GREGORY 4 cos.
Va T0TICE.-On nnd nfcr the iih Inst. VIII,
in obedience resolution oi the Board of Directors OF
tn Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road Company proceed TO
onr private sale all the Bags belonging to the Company
aud not The Bags will be divided into
classes offered at 5 70 aud % cents eas according
IA onalit, 4. II. GILL,
july Its aehi oupH
Z1Sr received ~ large Assortment of Visitc-'
- of all colors French Work such as Sleeves tolMS
Chemsettes iankerchie figured and plain Swiss Cam
brio. &c, reduced Prices. and for sale by ..-.
iune q tsl n. GuGGENIE1MER
pECElylNG, ,ANDON HAND, - bbis siu-
y ARTS Sugar 20 bbls Stuarts Ground Clarified ana
Crushed Sugar
20 boxes Loaf Sugar,
10 bbls n q. Moasscs,
10 hhds l.. r. do,
100 bags Rio Coffee
80 LaBuira do,
Prime old Java do,
50 boxes Adamantine and Sperm Candies,
Large lot of Clover Orchard Grass and Timothy Seed Cal
feb 2its YOUNGER & SMITH
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SAN ORNANGNrf for '"c p"ricr, ". sin

ASANORNAuGNrfo for the p"ricr, "s gin
~ hiricnd uennnio of absent loved ohes what can
be- appropriate what acceptable what more dear
worthy to be cherish d than natural hieike nlmosi
speaking aud breathing likeness Of the h"aso the household
the Plants hone those loved but absent ones,
whose fncs the esh may be seldom seen Avareous men
bartrrod health and character and happnoA for gold
ambitious sacrificed home, comfort ana even rehds
attainment of place and power but who ever heard of
the happy poss'saor Tanner nmlnbo Anbroypos
photographs Daguorreoypes exchanging for money or
Impulse the holoa motives thai are eit
In heart fallen humanity. to perpctuntc and cement
friendship seal atify hallowcd affection Tho
operator (senor the of oldest IN the business
cuntcmpatos wblc In tils
sntisiactUn the hchlthful ana
happy thnt constantly going out o m oHthb
nhmon through the medium Of beautiful and truthful pictures
beautiful and truthful originals, TO gladden. the
tho Fathers and Mothers the Sisters and Brothers.
Lovers and Swecthenrta of the land,
The his corps ofoporators and
having hand fresh and large supply of materials nvtes
visit from every body tohs Gacry whore In NIL woatbos
not wishing themselves VIII be cordially wei
aud amply repaid for their trouble by examining our
exhibition Of ficiures In addition to our almost IN
limited stock and unique have hny quantity
Fashionable Jewciry such Iockes Breast Pn Brace
Fnba Finger Rings &c, designed to contain pie
which Will be put np In the best style OF The art
the shortest notice. and MT the most reasonable peea for
cash only n y TANNEh
N H. Side Main st. three doors below Bridge,
inly cots Lynchbufg, Va
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FDNE subscriber In retiring from the conoern o Miller
Elan, his thanks for the patronage received nj
Of s friends and respectfully aocs continuance
q the the concern of VIM a. Miller
fc ~
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TO THE NATURAL

~SLSA VISITORS TO THE NATURAL
R&2E6 Bridge and Roekbridge Alum Springs, will
find Il the expeditions and comfort
route to take the Ten Cars p M to Bufods Depot
there take Capt fno Horse Coaches Ito Buchan.
am running with w NJ Harveys line of Horse
Coaches ockbdge Alum Goshen Depot the Virginia
Central Rail Road via Natural Bridge and Lexington. Pas
senges leaving Richmond Petersburg at A M arrive a.
dinner Natural Bridge to Leaving Nat
ura Bridge after arrive Rockbrige Alum 10 din
Passengers all times get conveyanees from 6uen
to the Peaks of Otter. ..x,no,D
NNM NJ. HARVEY.
Tbrouob Tickets can be obtained at Lynchburg Depot
Buford's Depot, any of the points above named
July 26dim
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LOTTERIES
ALBANIA I.Ou"TERA.
lathorlied BY The State u Alaeamal
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY
LOTTERYiii!,
LOTTERIES.

TO bc drawn In the city Montgomery Alabama In public
on THURSDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1856, on the
IIAN \ II \ PL a MI
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vnNsIE BEAUTIES OF THE CASH SYSTEM.
u ANOTHER STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS.-JNO. j.
PURVIs Ag again thanks to his friends
public generally for the unexampled fine trade he has
this This he ascbes mainly his system Of
selling exclusively for Cash II places him in position OF al
ways having on hand and cheap goods
The opposite selling credit ls alike perncous
seller Had Lynchburg the Cash System
operations the last 20 years. she would
now have shown a much higher state OF prosperity
8 The above views given "ree gratis, for nothing
hope that brethren the trade and all other
profit by them.
The OF articles opening Is very
desirable and cheap embracing large supply of White Goods
Silks Fans, and in fact most Of the
articles wanted further particulars
ace future advertisements JNO. ]. PURVIS, Agt
uly
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NMONTGO WHITE SULPHUR
lVn SPRINGSThesc Springs opened for the recep
OF visitors n the ls day Of June, 1856
They situated in Montgomery County Vay ono anda
hall miles from the Virginia Tennessee H. Road from which
there ls Branch Rail Road to the Springs.
Passengers leaving Richmond Petersburg after breekfasa
ich the Springs by O'clock l. NJ same day all the way
by Rail Road
The accommodations have been much extended since
The and comfortable and capable
o accommodating 1000 persons
The Lynclburg and Abingdon Telegraph Company
building Branch Of their Line the Springs which will soon
bo in operation.
very largo BATH HOUSE has been built since last
Board per Month"; ef0 90
Week
Day, 200
Children and years Of age Half Price. No
charge for children under three of unless seats
iakon the table. Servants Hall Price.
Board of Horse per Month"; Sl5 90
:" Day rs cts
requested give immediate information of any
of attention the of the Employees Servants
Address RO. II. MOsBY,
July l4d&clmo Prest and Gen' Supt.
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DDEDEORD ALUM SPKgNGS.-These cele
situated IL miles West OF Lynchburg
miles South of the Forest Depot where regular
yoyance will bo aud from the Springs daily after the 20n
Of June.
append the opinion of the following practising
the suggestion of the Proprietor of the Bed
Alum Springs, have hesitation In saying that we
the Analysis from experience and what
we have heard Why Bedford Alum Water should
be equally valuable In the of certain diseases under
equal with any other known Alum Waterin
the State.
WIN steptoe, NJ D. Jno Il. Septoe NJ d., A. J. Clark. NJ
Ro T. Page NJ d. II. Z. Sepoe, NJ D., j. Morton Specie
NJ d., Richard A Sale NJ D., Jno. w. sale, M. D.. Ro. b.
Shacklcford NJ d, Henry Latham M D.. VIM s. Norris NJ
D.. Jno II. Patteson NJ b., p II Gilmer, NJ d., Thomas
Nelson, NJ ID d. Il, Bass, Nj. ID. -
Z. ECHOLS Proprietor.
- The Water and Mass kept by Jas II Wilson, and
j. H. Thompson Co., Lynchburg, Va; Ladley Robinson
Richmond. liune l7c2taw&d2mos
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N N n u f,I
j Cane Sent parlor Chairs of aud beaut w.
ul patterns, mi
96ts FOLKES. -
SOMETHING. EEESiANT.-Wc would call
- attention to something rich and beautiful In the
Cameo Breast Pins and Ear Drops which have
espocly alarge and fine
Cameo Pin, with n glass Daguerreotypo
Miniature This last article be and acceptable
present for Lady
We would be pleased to show them any Lady Gentle
who would do MS the favor to call at our place
SlLVERTHDRN & Cliff.
aug Formerly II Siverthorn.
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NEW sTOsR.-I nm receiving u new stock Of
~ Marble, and determined o keep on hand largo
assortment aud supply any demand
Work all ta branches executed with ncancss and
Dispatch, 10 snit tho times, at
Inlv 40 IA J H. GADDESS.
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UEOKUE W. SHNNkS, !
A, HUpP,
GREEN II. BOARD,
WILLIAM WALTON,
hANIn CHA Nf.l

YRichmond Semi Weekly whig, Daily Dispatch, Norol
Herald Raleigh Register, Petersburg ntogcncer cop
I'LL topped. ljune 7.dSets
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INUANO, ,1.lANO.-1iaVn mndo arrangements WITH
u Peruvian Agents to got supplies of GuANo on ho
terms prepared to furnish H. We have now
hand hngs mud win be In regular roeoptot
shall sell what Sdrrc from the agents
aud all who purchase from may rely on getting afNuNE
GJfANO We solicit friends aud all others
the that Will always furnish them win ,o
hest article. and on the most favorable terms
CRENSHAW a co,
North side of the Hnsin, Richmond, Va
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n lls1lTNlNls.-D. .SPRAVT'S Patent unsula-
ted Lightning Conductors with improved Rod being the
Lightning Conductor offered TO tho public
Il by eminent scientific gentlemen in all
Of country also by large numbers OF persons in city
nd country enjoying their protection Please call
Rod for yourselves Orders Tor the above
,ods for Churches, Factories Dwelling &C. will receive
rompt attention by applying in person by mail 10
g. S. BLISS.
iuly l7.ts Iynchburg, Va
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uNALITEH $50 " HAMILTON now 4" reccip,

n of their Spring supply Of GROCERIES and LIQUORS
all kinds which they would call the attention of their
public generally They determined to sell
Low CASH pnnctual customers They would call
especial attention to their stock Of SUPERIOR CHEWING
TOBACCO also have for sale the celebrated OREGON
PEA whlchf half Is that said of evtry farmer would
well to pIvr n 3l-d8
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, MERCulY OR NAUSEOIS Dko"o uoTp'
hi uNaTON.

Member of the College of Surgeons oh9 1oS States
, ono of the m, # eminent Colleges of the uhteo
md Tho greater part whose life has beeiSpeht WI @ |
Hospitals of London Paris Philadelphia ana s,W W. nr
effected some of Il G astonishing cures na H.
known. many troubled with ringing in the heau ' da
aseep great nervousness being alarmed a. notines
and with frequent bushing, attended soe'nes
" dcranpeme at of ini I'd were cured linheul"o9'
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LYNCHBURG. FRIDAY MORNING AUG. s. 1856.
PHILADELPHIA.
ANER's pills, Eer.', ,s"

PURPOSES OF A AMll4S flin
SIC. -Thctc has long existed public
demand ior an elective rurgaii'o fili
which could he relied Oh as sur" ana
perfectly safe In It's opefatioa rms has
been prepared TO NEE, that aamana' ana
an extonsiy, trial Of lie virtues has con
,ualyely shown with what success II ne
,,,,unnllshen the purpose designed. Ii "
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NEW.YORK ADVERTISEMENTS

n n
u SION MERCHANTS, No, ~ FRONT str ct, New y oi
r-gF Liberal advances on consignment.
M1 tNNISG ADAMS would be pleased to henr from
friends nj this house. JAMES A CONNOLLY
aul yldIv ROBT NJ. ADAMS.
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ACQUIRING. SETTS.-Wc hRSc received
something very and desirable In the of Mourn
" n Knobs aud Pins in They what we call fine
good such goods take pleasure In offering to
who appreciate excellence In quail
J and style.
WIN the do call and look at them.
SIiVERrIORN & Cliff.
July 26ts formerly H. Siverthorn)
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Dl'SC received nnd for sntr,
- 80 Barrels medium No. Mackcic,
100 do Nn.2
- do Large NJ. 3,
81 Ilaif Barrels Ne. .,
% do do No. /.
50Quhfter Barrels No !,
100 Kits choiee No /,
100 Barrels Gnt iIorrinRs
MCDONALD, SPOTTS & HARVEY
Iuy l0dia No - Pearl St. Richmond VI
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YOUNG AMERICA

YOUNG AMERICA.
4 GENTS wanted in every county in this and adaoine
"A States 10 sell tie above and ImprO' ed CORN
ANDCOB MILL. To all suCh a rare CO nee &c
privileges viii be disposed Of unusually tr terns BY
application to the Proprietor.
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERS,
Z offer you a Cora and Cob Aiit unsurpassed ~ the
Union and whcn cannot be superseded By sI or future
inventions It the very Mil which every Farmer and
Stock Raiser shoud have; il will crush from to 10 bush
els Corn and Cob Der hour with h0rs easily htted
IN and managed weighs $40 lbs and as all contact Of the
grinding surfaces prevented will last any farmer an or
binary lifetime. lsPesk thus OF ITS durability because the
same principle has been fairly tested IN the old Bark Nj
-0'' i ''''' 4 MIL on Trial
ar one month and f it don't give complete satisfaction
return tg there be any man thus disposed let hum noT
speak Satisfaction warranted every case the
ey will be refunded This Crusher be attached
horse water steam power, which Tenden 1t the moss
convenient Mill south Of Mason's and Dixon's line, AL
other Crushers now in the south require much power
Or will soon out According 10
THE LAWS OF NATURE
Corn and Cob Mil Vbch admits Of lateral or wabblng
motion, will necessarily, wear OUT all other Crushers
ameuable tins grand objection and the PTOpretC5s
dare not dispute it. Ia the construction Of Y ANr
IcA have gained pOwer and defy contradiction; have
lessened friction, and challenge word to the esna-
ry have preveDte wabbng lateral motion and all arr
compelled acknowledge it; therefore, assert that Is
far superior any other Mill am selling this Te5
nessse Invention at the small sum Of
FIFTY DOLLARS.
Aud any wanting good thing" is earnestly re-
quested examine the merits and principles OF tbs
hill and order from the Proprietor Agents.
A liberal dscogG. made 10 dealers
J. P. DR0MGOOLE,
ShelbyVille, Tenn, Oct '55 Soc Proprietor.
AGENTS.
Ellis Moore Co, 81 Market street. Nashville, Manu-
iacturers and General Agents
Beaumont FsS Co., Clarksvile, Agents for Montgon'
cry county
Alb Watkins, Pulaski, Agentfor Giles county
Vim. B Hunt Salem, Agentior Franklin eoanty' Ienn'
and Jackson county, Ala
James b Vance Castilizz Spri7 gs Agent Tor sumner
county. -, -
]. ". Hatcher, Columbia Agent for Maury county.
W NJ Bell p 81 Rome, Agent for smith county
J. T. Akin, Charleston, Agent for bradley county
W Il Hunley Bros, Loudon, Agents for East Tenues
sas - octl4-lyd&tri.w :
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From South.

Stopping Southampton, both going and returning, tney
offer proceeding Hayre advantages
any other for the economy OF time and money!
Passage New York Southampton and Bremen, FIRST
CABIN ssIoon 1870 dollars First CABIN Lower Saloon, ITO
dollars; Second do. GO dollars.
All letters and newspapers must pass through the fo VI
fee.
No bills ofadng will be signed parcels received on the
day of sailing,
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship.
For freight passage apply 10
C. ii. SAND, al South William street, New YORK.
e, C.. A. HEINEKEN Il CO., Bremen,
CROSKEY " CO., Southampton.
WM ISEIIN Hayre jane3-iy
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NEW YORK, BREMEN & SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

THE ships comprising this line WASH >Re<STss
Il INGrON. Capt. f. Cavendg; HER <<Ak-ssSe4fs
MANN, Capt Edward Higgins These stea- sS-sSIssS
stop at Soulham pton both going and retu ming
PRoPOsKD DATEs OF sAILIEa-le56 --------
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EC / ID s G.,

THIS superior Jack viii snd the present season at ny
stable eigh miles South Of Nashville, the NOlsns-
vile Turnpike and will Be LEI 20 iennets at S25 for jack
and 100 for isnnet colts aud 20 sic the
Pls;uraCe Tor jeanets and from distance, GRATIS
grain red 75 per 7saS- All possible taken 70
pfsyeu accidents escapes, bu no liability Tor ether.
Description and Pedigree.
Eclipse Will be four years old the first of Juns is
fllI fifteen hands and three inches high, Of 6ne
FORM bone muscle action. lie was sired by J0hnsons
famous Jack, Lord Of the Isles, who by imported
KNIGHT Er-ani Eelipses dau May Flower Queen) Sns 5y
Ridley Old Wonder OF Rains OLD black jsnBes
Money M0uder) invite my friends and al admirers
ufhis useful animal 10 call and vsw Eclipse and bis dam
and her other progeny. JAMES RAINS.
grntr
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FAhN one mile Southeast from Nashville rear tie
N N0lensville turnpike road, coutsinng htyOse amt
quarter acres. first rate land coniortabIS dwelling
house, hDs spring. orchard. &c.
Also-A F5rm ivs miles north ron Nashville, on The
Whites Creek turnpike road containing hundred aad
forty acres beautiful valley land. hundred acres clear
ed and forty Woodland well set with blue grass
iot m South Nashville, fronting hundred and ff-
" fe0t College street ami hundred forty test
on Franklin street. having il brick dwelliDg house.
containing six rOOms pantry, kitchen suokehOuse ser
wants rooms, &C.
Aso-A lot near the above, fronting Franklin street,
two hundred aDdseve1tysix feet college street uine
ty eight feet and Market street Bi1etyeght feet On
this io well af3rdng abundant and Eevsr-ailing
supply OF good water.
If Information should be wanted With re gard 20 the
above property when not Al Nashville iala7 be 90
timed BY sppcatiOn % DR.. John ). Young eorrer q
Broad aud SpmrnT streets.
deeI1 MORGAN VANCE
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LAW OFFICE.
NASHVILLE
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,
0nI ROE -TpEET


7. NJ BRENNAN. .......... si'ropri=tor
MANUFACTURER Of Steam Eugiues Water heels,
vi Horse Powers Saw ana Griss Mills, Gins Tobacco
Presses Railway Steam Boat and Agricultural Machinery.
CASTINGS
Of every kind and size, made promptly tn order n
A large variety c0nsi4 4nilv hand, including Waier
Wheels, Saw aud Grst Mill Gearing and Irons, Craze
Bars Andirnns Hollow Wave Kettles, Wagon boxes, &C.
Wrought Iron work well execUeL
NEW IRON RAILING AND FNECINts MAN
UFACrORX.
" N. BRENNAN, g College street, having added
the above branches 70 his present estb ent, Is
prepared to til orders for all kinds 0f Ornamental Work
tor private and pubsc buildings including FerandabS Bal
UOnes Cemetery and Park Enclosures iron Op-n Fronts
for Stores indOw and Door Lin es and Slis, &C. &c.
All orders well and promptly attended 10 maTis sn
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PENNSHLVANIA ..AiLItOAD.
- 80 E - D D.

THE Great Central Route connecting the Atantcctes
BY continuous Railway direct This road also connects
Of Ptsburg with aaiiy line Of Steamers 70 all ports
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Ssndusy with
Steamers TO all ports on the Northwestern Lakes making
the most dtrect ckedpst mi rsfadJe f0t6 by which
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Great sS
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FIRST CLASS.-BOOts Shoes, Dry foods ao. ,s- ,on-
Tin boxes Furs Feathers, 6c....... y -
SECOND CLASS-Books and Stationery,
Dry Goods Gin bales,) Hardware, Lea 75c per lO0h
ther, &C. ......s.......I
THIRD CLASS.-Anys, Bagging, Bacon, e5. nor ,oof,
and Pork lin bulk Hemp, &c....-.. Wv ~ -0'
FOURTH CLASS.-Csfee, Fish, Bacon, ,o, - 1oat
and Pork (packed,) Lard and Lard Oil, wv pa i'Vi'
Flour-$l per Dbl. until further notice.
Gran-50 cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice.
Cotton$2per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs. weight until
further notice.
~ In shipping Goods from any point East of Phia-
dephia be particular to marx package PenEsyDuRja
Railroad" All Goods consigned to the Agents of this
Road at Philadelphia or Pittsburg will be forwarded with
out detention
FREIGHT AGENrs-Harrs, Wormley Co., Memphis
Tennessee: K. F. Sass Co., st Louis; j. y Mitchell
Son, Evansville Indiana; Dumesni Bell and hudock and
Carter Jewett Louisville KY; K. c. Meldrum, Madison,
Indiana Sprgman Brown, and Irwin Co. Cincinnati
N W. Graham Co, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leech Co.. No.
81 Kiby street Boston; Leech Co. Astor House, New
York; No. William street. and No. Battery Place. New
York; E. Sneeder Philadelphia; Magraw 4 kOons, bal
timore; Geo. c. Franciscus Pittsburg.
Il. II. HOUSTON, General Freight agent, PhiIaHG
Il. J. LOMBAERT, Sgp't, Altoona, Pa
ans '56,-tlsl 81
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chiliie Harold

THIS very superior thorough bred STALLION p.
i having recently arrived from Virginia. will 49,
make his first season in Tennessee At my stables -.
miles southwest. Of Nashville.
Terms-s95 positively to be paid before the removal Of
the property.
in all cases of failure, the next season will be given
gratis.
20 Fer Pedigree and performances, sce bills
mar2-tf W. c. HARDING.
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Pennsylvania RAILROAD.

THREE Daily Through Trains, between Philadephia
i and Pittsburg. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg at II A. NJ and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at Z, A. NJ. THE FAST LINE
leaves Phadepha for Pitsburg at p NJ and Pttsburg
for Philadelphia at l, p. n. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg at P NJ and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at 10, T. N.
The above lines at Pttsburg with the Railroads
to and from st. Louis Mo-; Alton, Gaens and Chicago
ILL.,; Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville KY. Terra
Hane Madison Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind; Cncn-
nat Dayton Springfield Bellefonaine SsnduskT Toledo
Cleveland Columbus, GAINESVILLE Massillon, and Wooster
0ho slso with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New
Orleans St. Louis Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either of The
above places. .
For further particulars Handbills at the different
starting points Passengers from the West will lind this
the Shortest and most expeditions route to Phladephia
Baltimore, New York or Boston
TH0S. MOORE, AGESr, Passenger Lines. PiiLId1
J. MESKIMEN, AGENr. Passenger Lines, Pittsturg.
Philadelphia, 1s56-janS-1y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-04-17

HEDGE PLANT.-Iarge supply Of fresh Usage
u Orange the American Hedge Plant Seed. Just re
ceyed and for sale by I. WELLS
Sign of the Man and Mortar, on Market, opposite
apr5 Union street, NASHVILLE.