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UNION AND AMERICAN.
STTTcE7ooRNER CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS.


THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
to subscribers at IS 90 per annum in advance
The TRIWEEKY is published every Tuesday, Thursday
and SATURDAY, at IS 90 per annum advance; if not
paid in advance, f6 co.
The DAILY is published at Eight Dollars.
E3s- THE MONEY, IN ALL CASES, TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. 81
Remttances of subscriptions may be made by mail at
risk
No paper will be sent out Of the State unless the order is
accompanied with the cash.
E9 We wish it distinctly understood that paper viii
be discontinued until all arrearages are paid except at the
option 81 the publishers.
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StPaVed.

IRON the subscriber, ten Gays since -
pacing BAY PONY, with long black name zH
and tail, inclined to be stiff in the hind legs snd-Gs
one eye the left we beliegs running water and slightly
sore.
liberal reward viii be paid for his return
junel7-f JOHNStlN HORNE 4 co
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Mrs JANE CARkIGAN offers her nrofessiorsI oar
vi vices to the citizens of Nashville she M bad ncb
experience. Apply at No. IS, Front street
junel2-lm,
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PREMIUM BOOT AND saOE MANDATORY.
EBEN FULLER,
(Successor to Hamilton & Fuller,)

TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MANUFAcToR.
Corner Market and Spring or Church Sts.s
Nashville, Tenn.
~ RATEFUL for the liberal patronage bestowed upoL
VI this Manufacory since its establishment the Pro-
preor feels determined to merit continuation ofthe
in future.
l have now on hand good assortment of ready made
work, consisting in part of Mems Boys and Youths Calf
hip and Thick Boots and Shoes Negro Brogans, double
sole; House Servants Shoes Ladies and Misses Calf Mo-
rocco snd Kid Boots and Shoes all made from good stock
in good style and warranted.
Orders from Planters Iron Masters Railroad and Turn.
pike Companies respectful solicited
All kinds of Repairing done.
Cash paid for Hides EBEN FULLER
tB Banner, Wing, Gazette and Cleveland Banner
copy, and discontinue all other advertisements aug24
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JEROME :. RIDLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

hLOhO n, lON A,
WILL also attend to the purchase and sale of Real Es
w in aud the vicinity Of town aud cities Paymen
Of Taxes, the Location of Land Warrants &c
REFER To-Gov. VIM b. Cam ybell and Hon. R. L. Ca
ruthers Lebanon, Tenn. Gen ). K. Anderson Nashville
Tenn; Col Jos g. Guild Gallatn, Tenn VIM A Quarles
Clsrksve Tenn. apr22-trIw3m
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MEDICAL.

A MPUTATING, COUGHING. CUPPING, Diss citing,
n DENTAL, Midwifery LYTHOTOMIC Trep1n-
ming INSTRUMENTS. At the lowest prices BY
APPS L WELLS.
TINE PEN AND POCKET KNIVES ASSORTED
L COLTS ANens, and 0tber Pistols, assorted PORTE
MONIES and Cqrd Gases of Pearl, Ivory, Shell Buck,
Morocco and Russia Leather SILK AND CoTToN PURSES
For sale cheap by 7. WELL.
CILVER Ivory Bone and Horn KadeI. sword Ebony,
- Rattan, Hickory and Steel Ealbang Canes. BY
APPS T WELLS.
IIAIR OILS, Ponatums. HAIR DYES, Hair ReSl0rd.
II tees, FANCY SOAPS, Shaving Creams TOILErTE
WATERS, FINE EXTRACTS, assorted. BY
aPr5 WELLS.
XNTAX CANDLES, assorted and col0rs; Star and
wv S2trm Candles; 20 boxes brown and transparent
Soaps. Offered cheap by 7. WELLS.
T0UGH CANDY, Pulmonary Hqter8, Javnes TX pee
L torant BULLS ISSARSAPiRILIA, DAVID'S PAIN
KILLER, Spark ing GelittjHe ISiNGLASS, TapiOca,
Psss Sfg Bar AHARSD Preserved GngeE 6 fiGE
n sorted, CHOCOLATES, Mustards HAVANA CL
CARS, Fine TJdaccos BY T. WELLS
nAINTS OILS, VARNISHES of best qualities; DYE
STUF!S, ASSORTED WINDOW GLASS, HJVJ1O
GlasS,oare Stone WARE FLOWER POTS, assor ed
Offered low by 7, WILLS
HYDRAULIC CEMENT, Lded Plas.er, rLAs Ea ral,
IL IS Spanish Whiting, Chaa, PUMICE STONE. b.
APPS 1. W Ellis
DoTASH, Soda SGLergt.s, SatPetere, BGnAx Cream,
L Tartar, TARTARIC ACID. For sale by
apr5 WELLS
r IFE PRESERVERS SHOULDER BRACES, Trusses
Il GAME BAGS Shot Bells. Received by
> apr5 T. WELLS.
DURRING FLUID and Lamps. Received by
ID apr5 T. WELLS
NUFPS.-French Rappee. Macaboy, Scotch and
y DELPE7"S ROSE S6UFFS. By WELLS
MAHOGANY AND OAK VEN EERS, and
WI MUULDINGS. Received and offered cheap by
APPS T. WELLS
MALL PAPER.-4,000 B0LTS,-Fine SaTn,
w Glazed, Gilt and Velvet Hall and Parlor Papers,
UNGLAZED PAPER, a large assortment Of 0ery hand
some patterns at unusually tOIO prices Gill; Velvet and
Paper Bordering Fire Board Prints Curtains Tester and
Centre Papers Received and for salelow BY
spr5 r. WELLS.
HEDGE PLANT.-Large supply of fresh Usage
II Orange, the American Hedge Plant Seed. Just re-
ceived and for sale by T. WELLS
Sign of the Man and Mortar, on Market, opposite
APPS Union street, Nashville.
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STKAYED or STOLEN

Iron the subscriber, Tuesd y II b. large BAY
l. HORSE, about is hands ga or 10 eirs d. black
name and ta sbOd al round hoof somewhat cracked
and small sink between ribs. apPearLntl gore. A
liberal reward will be paid tor his recovery any
formation so that can get him JNO J. McCANN.,
ie2S-2w No. q South Summer stree. Nashville
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ESCAPEIp

LNROM the residence Of ths subscriber near the -
Il city, BAY MARE, ab ut Il hands hIgh sBEA
heavy built with heavy black msne tail and 49,
foretop. one or both hind feet white She has 4 e
appearance of being Canadian, and is natural snd
pioer. liberal reward will be paid for info nation
about her W. B. JAYLES5
inlv2-9rdAfw
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DRUGS.
JUST ARRIVED,

10 D0Z BALM OF THOUSAND FLOW.
10 ERS just received by Express direct from the pro-
pretors. For ssle at so cents per bottle
maya G. BROWN, As College street.
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Soda Water.

we have fitted up our Soda Apparatus for the Sea
son. would respectfully call the attention of the
lovers innocent and grateful beverage to FOun
tain where we will be happy to dispense the cooling
drsught 10 all who may favor With their patronage We
confident with increased proficiency the prepaT
alton of both Soda snd Syrups will be disappointed
who may give our Soda Water a trial
DEM0VILLE h BELL Druggists,
may25 No 26 Cherry street.
DALM of Thousand Flowers received and for sale by
ID DEMOVILLE & BELL.
XXTOOD'5 Celebrated Hair Restorative received and
w for sale by DkMOVILLE & BELL.
T OWS BROWN WINDSOR SOAP-Just received
l. fresh supply of LOWS Genuine Brown Windsor Soap
For sale by DEM0YILLE BELL.
COMBS-Just received superior lot of Dressing and
" Fine Tooth Combs. For sale by
may25 DEMOVILLE BELL.
DORr MONlES-A splendid assortment, received and
L for sale by DEMUVILLE BELL.
DOTASH-Receivcd and for sale by
e DEMOVILLE & BELL
june6
ENGLISH MUSTARD-Receyed an hne
juue6 DEMOVILLE & BELL
FEAVORING EXTRACTS-Lem Vanilla,
Il Rose, Celery, Orange, Pine Apple. Almond, dc.
june6 DEMOVILLE Il BELL.
nHYSICIANS POCKET CASES OF Walls.
i Various patterns, received and for sale by
les DEMOVILLE BELL
TTNEA, TEA.-We keep constantly on hand superior
i article of Black and Green Teas, which will war
rant to be OF the best quality
je6 DEMOVILLE BELL.
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LAW OFFICE,

I NJ WILKIN having besn admitted to practice in
81 all the Courts of Tennessee and New York and ha7
fng permanently located in Nashville, viii attend to all
matters of Collection and Litigation entrusted to him.
Office No ~ Cherry
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Stopping Southampton both going and returning, they
offer passengers proceeding London Havrs advantages
over other route for the economy of time aud
Passage from New York Southampton and Bremen First
Cabin Saloon, 1870 dollars; First Cabin Lower Saloon ITO
dollars; Second do. 60 dollars.
All letters and newspapers must pass through the Post OF
fce
No bills of sding viii be signed parcels received the
day of sailing
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship.
FOR freight passage sppiy to
G. H. SAND, IL South William street, New Y,lG.
C. A. HEINEKEN &c CO., Bremen,
CROSKEY & CO., Southampton.
WIN. lSEIIN, Hayre. jan23-Iy
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TO THE CONSUMERS or CORN MEAL In


II HAVE Started . Mill IN the city, and viii keep on
4 hand, fresh Meal at No 107, South Summer street
all orders attended TO- and will sell at the lowest cssh
price, and will deliver 70 customers in any pt Of tbs
city. JW CARDWELL
maY13-f A0xut.
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y]HE General Commission Business heretofore conduct
! ed bv PERKINS CAMPBELL q co. will be con
timed without E eruption Dy W. N Perkins under the
style Of ldecls -lYl FEhhlNS q co
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PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
100000 DOLLARS!

will be distributed according the following msgncen
Scheme
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-12-04

SoUTHERx AID SOorErrEs' LocOfOco pa.
psrs have had much TO say against Free State
men going to KanEss. We invite their atlen-
iico to the following resolutions passed at .
meeting held at WestpOrt. Sept. 18th. to faeili-
tate Southern emigration, and the establish
ment Of slavery ia that Territory:
ResOlvsd. That. in defiance Of Yankee gusril.
las and Lanes andild, We will make claims
and occupy them. @
ResOIUed, That we mutually pledge ''Our lives
oar fortunes. and our sacred honor" to aid
and support, at all hazards, aud TO the lasi
extremity. each other in all efforts to colonize
Kanzas with pro-slAVery population.
Resolved, That With heartfelt gratitude We
recognize the sterling PstriOtism Of the gallant
Missourans. and tender TO them our thanks
for their efforts to sustain our rights; and al
though for time disappointment has been the
result, yet We should remember that patriotism
is never without its reward although success
may not now attend sacrificing exerlon, yet the
MiasourianS have done better than succeed
they have deserved success.
RESOLVED, That those persoAs from the South
who have settled in Ksnzss, or intend doing
so, Immediately organize themselves into COM
panieS or colonies, consisting of not less than
rs nor more than5O men, and that those differ
ent companies settle at convenient distances
from each other, SO as to afford mutual proGec-
tion.
Resolved, That this meeting appoint repre-
sentatives, whose duty It shall bs TO canvass
the Southern States and collect means, SO as
to secure our colonies in Kansas against want
during She cOmeing winter. and for the benefit
of future emigration to Kanzas.
RsSolUed, That the chair appoint an Execu.
tive Committee, whose duty il shall bc to re-
csive and disburse Sll moneys collected by the
representatives. in their respective States, for
he purpose named 10 the foregoing resolution.
Il large committee was appointed by the
meeting to carry the foregoing resolutions into
effect,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-12-04

Can Do their Own Kissing. Not thousand
miles from this village, says the Almyra' IN.
W Gasegs. lives very e1acting landhOlder.
He makes his tenants 'come to time" on the
day the rent becomes due, and will On!y relax
his stern DEGREES when handsome woman is
10 question. Not long since he called for his
rant Of q very worthy mechanic, who, by the
way. reioioes in the possession Of pretty lit
de wife. The husband was not at home when
sbylock called. and be was enchanted with the
nyettv little wife of The tenant. She could mol
I;ouidate the am5unt due; but the landlord
becoming really enamOrsd, told her he would
give her receipt in full for just one kiss.
"sir." said she. boiling with Indignation
.myself and husband are very pOOr-perhaPs
We canuot pay our rentJ but, III tell yOu' sir
We are not SO poor but that We can do oui
own kissing"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-12-04

PLEAS READ Tnn.-The following remarks
are strikingly applicable not only to the print
ing Office but the editorial room:
A printing Office is like school, it can have
no interlopers, kangers-On, or twAddlers' with
ont serious inconvenience, to say nothing o.
tloss Of,ime, which is just as much as gold to
the printer as though it metalicaIiy gli''ened in
his hand. What would be th fought Of man
who would enter school and tWad'ie, first
with the 8. .acher and then With the scholars
iuterrupting tho studies Of one and the dlScl'
Milne Of the other? And yet this is the pre-
eiss effect Of the loafer in the printing Ohce.--
He seriously intsrfeFss with the course oil Ou-
siuess. distracls the fixed attention which is
necessary to good printer. No gentleman
viIl ever enter it and presume TO act the lOafer.
He viii! feel above it, for no real man ever sac
,;fcss the interests or interferes with the da'
ties af others. The loafer does both. Let
him think, If he ever has, that the last place he
shOuld ever iusinuate his worthless and un-
v.IcOme presence is in the printing office.
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AlisrsIIalleOus laeaOillp.

FMALx BEAUTT.-"Dean Swift proposed to
tar female beauty, aud leave every lady to
rate her own charms. He said the tax would
be chssriully paid. and very productive.
''Fontsnelle thus daiBdly compliments the
sex, when he compares women and clocks
the latter serves to point out the hours, the
former to make US forget them"
"The standards Of beauty in wsmen vary
vilh those Of taste. Socrates calls beauty a
short lived tyranny; Plato, privilege Of Ma
Aurs; Theophrastus, silent cheat TheOcris-
tus. delightful prejudice; cSueades. soil
aary kingdOm; and Aristotle affirmed that it
was better than all the letters Of recOmmsnda-
tion in the world.
"With the modern Greeks and other nations
on the shores Of the Mediterranean. corpulen-
c, is the perfection Of form in woman; and
those very attributes which disgust the west
srn European, from the attraction OF an orient
al fair. Il was from the common and admired
shape Of his cOuntry-women, that Ruoons IN
his pictures delights so much in vulgar and
odlous plumpness; when his master was de-
sirous to represent the ''beautiful," he had no
idea Of beauty uuder two hundred weight
Ills very graces are all fat But it should be
remembered that all his models were Dutch
women. The hair is a beautiful ornament OF
women, butt has always been disputed
point which colsr most becomes it,. We ac-
count red hair an abomiaahon; but in the time
of Elizabeth il found admirers aud was in i"sL :
ion. Mary of Scotland, thought she had ex-
ouisite hair Of her own, wore red frOnts' Cleo
uatra was red haired; and the Venetian ladies
10 this day counterfeit yellow hair"
eater all that may be said or sung OF IT,
beauty is an undeniablo fact, aud its endo"-
ments not to be disparaged. Sidney Smith
gives some good advice on the subject. "Nev'
er teach fulsome morality. How exquls'tely
absurd to teach girl that beauty is OF no val
uo. dress OF no usel Beautyis of value-he
whole prospects and happiness in lie may often
depend upon new gown or becoming bon
net: ifshe has FIVE grains OF common sense
she will find this out. The great thing Is to
teach her their just value. and there must be
sOmelhing better under the bonnet than Prst
ty face, for real happiness. But never saorl-
fee truth. h.'-iSaladf for tie Social,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-12-04

MoDRaAroRs OF GENERAL AssEMBLy.-The
Prssby.eri n says: " There have, in all, been
sixty.eight ModeratOrs Of the General Assem-
biz OfGhe PresbYtOrisn Church in the United
states Of America, commencing with the year
I7Ss. OF this number only twenty'nine are
: now no living. From 1888 1925 only = !, four sur
ia. ramaIy. Rev. Mott, Rev, DIR. Neill, Rev, DR..
jansway, jan and Rev. DR.. John M'DOWell. Du-
rims the whole term Ofsixty-eight years, in
vhieh the Assembly hes oaYelsd, its sessions
have been held fty-twO times in PhJladelphia
.hrss 10 Pittsburgh; two in Carlisle, Pennsyl-
ysnia; two in Cincinnati, Ohio and one in each
of lhe following places, namely, Richmond
and WINCHESTER, Virginia, Louisville, Ken
tncky; Baltimore. Maryland; 81: Louis, Mis-
rOuri; CharlestOwn. South Carolina; Nashville
Tennessee, New York city, and Buffalo, ~ Y
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add to LeesVille

~ auditors CarrOOn Ohio Nov 4Is, 1865
for County Treasurer said county the 18th
of penalty
ncIudn also the x the 1856
several land and
dssebed the foregoing will
onJ
town [ton Carroll Second MOnduy the u day
by said III clock A. M
interest hereOnbe paid before attme BLACABUhN
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-12-04

ET The Lancaster Bank, at Lancaster, Pa,
an old established institution, and formerly in
very good standing, failed on the 18th with liza
bilitIes Of 81 100000 /; II has had some very
heavy standing loans to some iron works.
which it could not CO lleCt.
The greatest loan which could no! be collect
ed and the one that blowed the institution. wa'
that made tothe Buchanan party to carry Penn
sylvania for the "old Bachelor" Buchanan
was its President until the day before il susper
ded,
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tr. An Eastern editor, on hearing it re
marked that persons in drowning condition
suddenly rscollected ell the transactions Of their
lives. wished that few Of his very delinquent
subscribers would take to bathing in deep wa
ter 'e
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-12-04

EE- By the death Of Mr.. Clayton, the leg
isAture Just elected in Delaware will be called
upon to choose two United States Senators, q
Mr.. Bayard's term will expire on the 4th o
March next. Fl
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-12-04

SHocKINa LADY's MoDEsTY.- A singular
occurrence happened the past summer in one
Of tie provinces of France. An honest coun-
try gentleman possessed very handsome park
had found the weather very oppressive. and
was in the habit Of taking morning walk in
his park, with cigar in his mouth, and no
clothes on his back. A lady of the neighbor-
hood, from whose windows the park might be
seen, considered the genteman's proceedings
as entirely too primitive, and cited him before a
magistrate. The defendant sontsnded that.
upon his own property, he had the right to do
what he pleased. and moreover, the lady's
house was mile from the spot whore he was
in the habit Of walking. in the naturalS naturA-
libus. "She must have good eyes to distn-
guish at that distance, whether am dressed or
not, said The gentleman.
Inlerrogated by the magistrate on this point.
the lady, whose mOdesty had been SO rudely
shocked, nsivsy replied" Oh. but I looked
at hin with the aid Of an excellent telescope.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-12-04

ET A New York paper states that Mr.. Ed
Vin Forrest has 8 Id bis magnificent house on
the Hudson, below YOnkers. TO Archbishop
Hughes. only portion Of the grounds was
sold the price was $4,000. Undsr the pat
ronage of Bishop Hughes the home Of the
tragedian is to become a nunrery,
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ET A third Roman Catholic church has
been built at Davenport, Iowa. The ground
whole square. was given by Antoine Lsclaire,
and is worth about $4,000. He also built The
church, bought bell of $500 lbs. an orgsn,
sct., and made present OF it all to the Bishop
Of Dubuque. He has. besides, bought twenty
acres Of land for graveyard, which he gives
to three congregations.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-12-04

EE The thee brothers Washburne are re.
elected to the U. s. House Of Representatives
Israel, from Maine; Elihu B., from Illinois; and
Cadwalader c., from Wisconsin-all Republi-
cans.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-12-04

EE- Ths Kansas Herald Of Freedom says
that Free State settlers are coming into that
Territory in considerable numbers, and Il ap.
pears to think that, for the present at least. the
danger of another Border Rufian Invasion iS
over.
When il come 10 the use Of Sharp's Rihon
the Ruffians found the Yankees we're not TO be
trihed with-a sad state Of affairs.
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DELINQUENT LIST FOR 1855.

following within
the non payment fI for 1856 and previous years penalty
on and including the ~
Taxes
Owners Names R. lTisI Qn and Pts OfQn Ia !vAL IN
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-12
WASHINGTON MALE

"a a. " IL NJ " .
FINDER an engagement with the citizens o. "
" Washington, | shall open the Fall Session OF
the above Institution on the st Monday, 6e'ng u'e
frsf ddy Of October nert.
The terms for a session of twenty-one weeAs'
payable quarterly in advance, are as follows
Tuition in PRIMARY DEPARTMENT temoraeiaS n
Spelling, Reading and Writlng) Sl0 w
Tuition in ACADEMIC DErARTNENr tem-
bracing English Grammar, Geography, %
Arithmetic and the Higher Mathematics ~ W
Latin and Greek, or French, ,rlh EHsfisa on
Literature including the above 81 0o oo
Incidenta! expenses, oo
No deduction for absence, except IL cases OF pro-
tracted illness.
The Principal of the Academy VIII co-ope-
rate heartily with the Principal OF the "re'iiaie
Seminary and the citizens OF Washington IN es-
tablishing on a permanent basis, institutions o,
Learning. worthy of the patronage oi the rehned
and intelligent community, by which they are
surrounded. He brings 10 the responsioe duty oi
instructing youth an experience OF nearly Sere''
years, and trusts, by unwearied diligence IN ms
profession, to be sustained by his old friends and
the public generally. Yomg men VIII be pre-
pared for the Sophomore or Junior class oi any
College in the Union.
As the School increases. competent assistant
teachers will be employed.
B. j. BORDEN, PrinipQl.
Washington, Ark, .4ag. 10, 1855. 33-tf
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-12
Refer TO
Warehouse Notice.

fNHE undersigned return their sincere thanks.
I to the Planters and Merchants in the sur
rounding country for their liberal Ware House
patronage for several years past and for their in
creased business since their Fire-proof Ware
House has been erected
For convenience and safety we have built a
large shed under the hill adjacent to the brick
house, that up river merchandise and cotton COM
ing down the river can be put under in rainy and
bad weather
No wharfage has ever. nor will be charged. for
goods landed at our landing and stored with us.
One of the firm having an interest in one of the
hrst class Steamers in trade. is enabled las
LastsedsoH) to get .fcotton when others may not
be able to do so
We invite merchants and planters more espe-
ciaiiy those unacquainted with our extensive I'M
provements. coiveniences and safety before max
ing permanent arrangements. to call and examine
lor themselves E. HILL & CO.
Camden. Oct. is. 1854 Ao,f
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-12
Threshing Machines
" II E A r + Il n S.
MANUFACTURED BY
B. F. REMFR0 g. co.
Washington, Arkansas.

TESTIMONIALS
COLUMBIA Co.. ARK,
.Jnne 2Sth, 1855.
hereby certify that have Wheat Fan and
Threshing Machine made by B. F. RENFRo 4 Co,
Washington Ark, and that | can Thresh and
clean two hundred bushels day with two horses
JAMES HENRY.
WE whose names appear below hereby certify
that we have witnessed the performance of MIR.
James Henry's Fan and Threshing Machine and
that they will Thresh and clean two hundred
bushels day. E. II. LIGHTFO0T,
JACOB SHOOK,
F. H. RILEY.
WM B. JONES.