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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-12-03

As LrRAIlEs sfEcraczE--Ar ragged school
association, n ) public apps,l, siais that
shsfe are in London, 1900, 600 who never
attend pnbIio uophip, 10000 babilual
dfsnkssds. 10000 open psofisatss, 90. 200
profssssd beggars, 70, ,ooo s.mbless, 10000
dcaifuis children, and $4,000 fsceivsm Of
sioleu goods. More Than 10. 900 young men,
under eighteen years Of age, are annually
committed for theft In Great Britain,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-12-03

tYThs masonic fraternity Of Nsu gcsk
are about 10 efects magnificent, tsmrle ata
cost Of soo0,ooo - - e
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-30

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND AND
N SEVEN N EG ROES AND OTHER PROP
EkTK TO BIZ SOLD.-0n the hrst Monday in No
vem 1856, before the door OF The Court House Win
chester, Tepn will sell at public sale TO the highest
bidder credit of year. the purchaser giving bond
with good and approved security tosseure the payment
the purchase money, likely negroes viz l- e.
Anna aged about SO years. aud her child Francis, aged
about mouths Dick. aged about 81 years. fair Boot
and Shoe Maker Richard aged about is years, good
shoemaker; Austin, aged about 80 years. pretty
air and handy mechanic about q farm BsIbee sged
about Is years, field hand Doctor Rurksr aged about
Is years. house boy. b., "a y.. s...- -.s--.-...-
And on the Ist Monday, Of November, 1885, will sell
public sale 0ths highest bidder upon credit Of one
and approved security, and lien retained she land TO
secure The payment of the purchase money thereof,
Tract Of LaRd in the county of Franklin, Tenn, Elk
rver and about hundred and fifty yards at the
est point from the Bridge Of the Nashville and Chstts
nooga Railroad, at AlsOnia containing. BY survey 257
acres be the less This 10 the Tract
of which William Duncan died seized and possessed and
sremsrksbe for its beauty fertility and health and It's
charming and nevertaing Spring Of flee stone water.
The fences be so made and arranged to furnish
water for stock every field of the Tract The Grave
Yard of the family situated upon the Tract and about
feet square, will be excepted from the sale.
And at the same time aud place, and upon the same
terms, will sell small Tract Of Land lying West of the
mouth of Rock Creek and the river from the above
escrlbed tract and about mile from the nearest point
hereof
And on Monday the 2sth Of September, 1856, at the
late residence of Mrs Sarah Duncan the tract above
described will sell at public sale to the highest bidder,
upon credit OF one year. the purchaser giving bond and
approved security to the payment of the purchase
can deceased consisting Of horses farming utensils cat
tie, dc., dc. .. ... ...-.... = H..-
These sales made by virtue of the power vested in
me by the viii of William Duncan, deceased.
sept24-tds J. G.. McCUTCHE0N,
Administrator de bonis non with the Will annexed Of
William Duncan, deceased. OIL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-30
KNOXVILLE AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.

ITO RAILROAD CONTRAOTt RS7-Proposals will be
received in The Office Of the Company, in Knoxville
Teun until Saturday, the 18th day o November for the
Grading and Masonry OF The hrst division, extending
from Knoxville to the Base OF the Cumberland Montaus
distanO5 Of thirty miles, .54 81 Ez1.l.. ..--.-l. F.
THIS Division coves large amount ofvery heavy work
1t will include itue Il oUeet in length, IS 900 cubic
yards of MasonryOf all kinds end nearly 50O000 cable
yards OF earth and rock excavation.
The Company have good stock su6Scrption and loans
from III State Uffennessee amounting ~ nearly $780,,
900 applicable 10 the construction Of ths Division. A
The country through which the Road passes, IS rich
and productive and abundany able furnish the neces.
ssry supplies to contractors The work will be divided
into sectous Of about mile each. -5- .h 10 -sI
The COMPANY claim the Of resersng ths light Sec
tons At this tue unless included in the contract
with one or more heavy sections the object being TO ss
cure the completion OF the entire WORK nearly as Prae
tesbe at the time The right also ressrved 10 re-
ect any proposals that not satisfactory 10 alu ed
Bidders will be required TO give security or satisfactory
evidence Of their ability for the due performance OF any
work that may be awarded them. --.- A '---.1.-
Plans, Prohes and Specifications seen and other
information obtained at the oes of the Chsf Engineer IN
Knoxville. NJ. b. PRICHARD, Chief MngiDesr,
Octl4-dlm Knoxville Kentucky 4. K
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Executors Sale.
Iron Works-Ore Banks-Water Power, m
. farming Lands for Sale. ~

Iron Works-Ore Banks-Water Power, and
r.a farming Lands for sale. RI
THE undersigned, Executors Of Montgomery Beil de-
IL ce .sed,eill sell at publcsae, on fHOBSUAf, the
goth of November Rext at jackson Furnace the follow
ing property, yECls i9tEIG9 GTEt4 III
orging thereto contains about Three Thousand Acres
This Furnace is situated in Dickson County, Tennessee
on.the waters of Beayer Dam fork Of Turn Ball absut
miles from the Nashville and Charlotte Turnpike road,
and Immediately on tberoute Of ihe Nashville and North
Western Railroad which road is NV progressing and
will be comp to the Fursee during the ne,t year
The ore is abundant and ct quality A Ne The timber
is admirably adapted for ceahpg attention O persons
wishing to engage in the iron business called 10 this
Furnace it being lately rebuff spd ready for immediate
use.
We viii also sell at The sane tisne add place several
Tracts Of Land lying Min Greek and Duck River u
Hickman county-among others the ceL bratei DUCK
River Ore Bank the largest deposit in the Slate and the
Also, Several other Ore Banks and Water Powers on
Mill Greek known as the "Toar Bank rpis e. FSigc
Also, About 600 Acres, including the Diekson Ore
Bank, lying in Dickson comfy. the urnPike from
Charlotte TO Waverly. Il .rofCr-es. rrtt.i-a /
Also so acres on ellox Creek including an Ore Bank
and so acreson Jones Creek, k,7ineludng Ore bank.
On the following day they win sell at me Narrows Of
Harpeh in DaYidson county, e celebrated SteT Poger
known as the Lower TuhEe atthe Naffows or Hsrpeh,
together with Ten spes bifohAd ON he est the
Hsrpeth River for esde6ee. Gdfden, &C. tor those
who may employ said TUNNEL and sufficient smoun OF
ground around the mouth o said TnGne fer the necessary
buildings and improvements tor The OF the Water
Power there, OeIhsr With free 10 The san tor Inc
purpose OF car any auniacOry that may &c erect
ed at said IunLeil This Water Power veil wsrlh The
attention OF all persons wh0 Wih 10 engage IN anT busl
ness, requiring great power to popel tue machinery
TEENS SALE-Une and ears credit, notes with
approved security and lien retained nil TIE money is
paid. WA. T.. WATKINS,
"a L.. BELL - .9 EKs- % 4
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JOY TO THE WORLDl
THE ONLY INFALLIBLE RRMEDY
Hurlev's SarsauariIla,

OF all the remedies that have during the
~ present for the "housand ills that flesh is
none equal this wonderful preparation Only three years
have elapsed since the discoY who spent decade
cd to the public and already recognized by the
eminent physicians In parts of the country be the
surprising and effective remedy for certain diseases Of which
they have knowledge --- . .. ..-
All other compounds Eyrups of the have hitherto
failed to command sanction of the
dents which neutrAze the good effects of sarsapara,
and eftentimes inure the health of the paieni. 1t
with Hurey's preparation.
This is the pure and genuine extract of the root WILL
trial. be found effects and perfect cure the fol-
lowing complaints and diseases:
Affection Of the Bone, Habtua Costiveness,
Debility, Indigestion,
Diseases Of the Kidneys, Liver complaint,
Dyspepsia Piles,
Eryspelas, Pulmonary Diseases,
Female Irregularities, Scrofula, or KiRgs Evil,
Fstula, .. Syphilis, 0as- Z
Besides curing the above, II 10 also known be great
and powerful tonic, purifying the blood and nvigorang the
system. T. p
In short It is without exception in the cases mentioned
and It's general effect the system, the etcacous
is most desirabe remedy of the age. is already
svey used throughout the country and s tobtanng
Buropern reputation The instances Of it has effected
are daily coming 10 the pepretOT ledge, and he has
nohesitaOn in recommending to and all who desire
procure relief from suffering. One bottle being tried e
Receect Hureys Sarapara is the only genuine article
in the market. FL. ."l .
2 Price dollar per bottle, six for Eve dollars
sale at the mauuact0Ty OF Seventh Green
streets, Lou svie, Ky. Also, wholesale and retail by H.
SCoVI and Ey dealers In Medicine throughout the United
States, Canada aud Mexico. Jan23-d&wly
BERRY l. DEAoVILE =.
....... Wholesale AGENTS Nashville
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-30
/" "Excelsior"!!

The great trial of Agricultural implements in Nash
II vile on the 4th, 5sh and 9th Of June, 1885, g,
THE "EXCEIISEOR CORN COB MILL, WAS AWARD
! ED THE HIGHEST PREMIUM, ''
as will appear from the following extract from the report
Of the committee. They say , e., Tc. ,,ts--- r-
"Of Corn and Cob Crushers there were entries, but
in consequence of some accidental breaksge only two
made trials. s.- go ....f- c--,.r, .---. Zee
l. Excelsior by J. c. Baldwin deavitt's Pstsnt1 ''I
2sJoyces Star Mill, by b. g. Weller Little Giant, By
! o. II. Anderson, -. d. -; IL Ill IL. .--,----.,
Both ese Crushers are on similar nschanT
cal principles, and about tbs same power but the
judges gave the premium to BaldBin's Ml 1t seemed
have capacity IN given tme but IFS chief SUPERIOR
ty consists in its having movable rings which consate
the grinding surfacs and of the wearing surface
These grinding surfacss cast iron, and re-
newed readily and at little cost This gvies durs
blity for less money y m y. .fcr3gras "a. .-l
TIE above MILL for Crushing Corn and Cobs. grind
ugmea for family use, is furnished all eomplets sOith
tDo par Of grndiS9 rngs, sOcA akss it. equal to tOC
mills, at the low price Of 5000.
je27-6mtw&w 81 College street, Nashville. Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-30
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANC
RAILROAD.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO SHIPPERS VA 81 T4NN4R Il
II NASHIIKLE
8 the Nashville aSd Chattanooga Railroad Company
IA has notified and reminded the Central Railroad Com
pany of Georgia OF their Summer Rate and It does not
seem TO have been noticed recognised in the hand bills
OF that Company recently distributed in cur city, We take
this method OF informing the Merchants and shippers by
that line that the rate viii be 81 81 per 100 lbs on LIST Glass
Goods and not 81 25, the hand bills represent % is
the average through rate First Glass Goods from the
SeabOard Nashville but is subjected 10 the 10 cents ad-
ditioua the SumBer and deduction OF 10 cents per
leo lbs in the Winter which make the rate per our
adv ersement 81 IS from June 10 December aud 81 Is
from December TO June II. l. ANDERSON,
June 2l Superin endeut
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-30
FOR SALE.

OnH ACRES IF splendid land living on the South
OOO side of tbs n, d G. Railroad, "A milss from
Nashville q from Lavergne Depot 675 acres under q
good cedar fence. and in high state OF tfvaton On
this land two comfortable Dwellings, two Gins Out
houses sli good, fine Orchard of choice Fruit
Der Of excellent Springs and is traEersed by never
falling stream of wafer. % s. b ....- r-- d.
This Tract for richness of soil aud beauty of location is
surpassed equslled ihRutherfOra county and is well
adapted to the growth Of Cotton, Corn and small Grain
and taking consideration contguy the Railroad
Depot where there are good Schools, good Mills good
desirable place indeed Also, 120 of cedar at
venient distance which will be sold with the sbOve
will sell altogether divide to suit purchasers
modatng terms Apply on the premises or TO the sub
scriber at IaTergne Tennessee. -1- . ,o.-... 10
au55-tR6wtE r. -- - CHARLES L. NELSON.
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NOTICE TO CONSiGNEES.
IkANSPnRTA AnI0N NEEICE Y & q

NASHVILLE, September, 1856
THE Draymen of Nashville having discontinued re,
ceving goods at the Depot Consgnees will hereafter
be notified Of the arrival of their goods and furnished with
bill OF freight due on same Any one presenting the no
hce and paying the bill will be recognized the Sutho.
TEed agent OF the Consgnee The responsibility OF the
road terminates with the delivery of the goods and claims
for deficiencies and damages will be allowed after de
livery unless by consent IL being the duty of the agent
TO have in his possession evidences OF delivery consg1ees
or their agents will be required receipt for all articles
delivered Notices for all conSguees whose place Of
business residence known will be sent 10 The
Post Office. CHAS w. ANDERSON Agent
n NB,-The object of the abyve notice is not 10 give
Consgaees any unnecessary trouble or cpmpe draymep
10 responsibilities that do legtimatey belong
to their business but simply define the position Of the
road leaving merchants and draymeu TO make their own
arrangements. septls-t O. W.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
90 go 60

TTNHE Great Central Route, connecting the Atlantic cite
withNestern, Northwestern and Southwestern States
bY continuous Railway direct This road also connect
ai Pittsburg with daily line of Steamers TO all ports
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandusky will
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direct ehedpeSt and reliable route BY which
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Great Hest
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FIRST CLASS.-BOots, Shoes Dry Goods TX. nor oon
Gn boKes,) Furs, Feathers, &c. ''0 P'i AVN
SECOND CLASS.-BOoks and Stationery,
Dry Goods Gn bales) Hardware, Lea S60c per 1O0f
ther, &c....-.................... dc.
THIRD CLASS-Anvils, Bsgging Bacon, soc mar Ioon
and Pork (in bull, Hemp, &c. ...-..
FOURTH CLASS.-CSfee, Fish, Bacon, Aoo na, 7 oofb
and Pork (packed,) Lard and Lard Oil, w -
Flour-$l per bbl. until further notice
Grain-50 cts. per 100 lbs until further notice,
CottonS2 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs weight until
further notice.
~ In shipping Goods from any point East of Phia.
delphia be particular to mark package Ol1 Philadelphia
RIilyoqd" All Goods consigned to the Agents Of ths
Road at Philadelphia Pttsburg will be forwarded with
out detention.
FREIGHT AGRNTs-Harris, Wormley Co., Memphis,
Tennessee; K. h. Ssss Co, st. Louis j. Il Mitchell
Son. Evansville Indiana; Dumesn Bell and Murdoch, and
Carter Jewett, Louisville, ky r. G. Meldrum, Madison
Indiana; Sprigman Brown, and Irwin Co CINCINNATI
N W. Graham & CO. GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leech Co., No
81 Kilby street Boston; Leech Co Astor House, New
York. No William street. and No. BaerG Place, New
York; EJ Sneeder, Philadelphia; Magraw kOons, Bal
timors; Geo e Franciscus, Pittsburg.
H. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agsnt, PhiLd-
II. J. LOMBAERT, SuDt, Altoona, Pa.
ianS b56-tIsli
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-30
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER
TRAINS,
TITO take effect on and after SATURDAY, 2lst of June
i 1856 Day Passenger leaves Nashville at 9.O5 A. M
arrives at Chattanooga at sos, 7. NJ.
Night Passenger leaves Nashville at s. p NJ, arrives al
Chattanooga at 80, A. NJ.
Day Passenger leaves Chattanooga at G. A. NJ arrives
at Nashville at 2.4O p NJ.
Night Passenger leaves ChattauoOgaat sl5 p. Nj, ar
rives at Nashville at 9.45, A. NJ.
june2l n l. ANDERSON, supr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-30

JEW DAVID, OR HEBREW PLASTER. I-I--
THE Great Remedy Rheumatism, Gout Pain in tn
Il Sde Hip, Back, Limbs and Joints; Scrofula Kings
Byl White yelling, Hard Tumors, Stiff JOINTS and all nI
ed pains whatever.
Where this Plaster is applied pain cannO exist.
1t has been beneficial in of Weakness such Pain
and Weak In the Stomach Weak Limbs, Lameness AZ
fecton of the Lungs their primary stages destroys
famation by perspiration.
James Boyd, Pickens district, South Carolina testges
that by its alone he cured Of In both
of his knees, of several years standing
The following was handed by respectable Physician
In Georgia:
Messrs Scovil q Mead,-Gents: have been using yonr
Lvervort and Tar Hebrew Plaster very extensively my
practice for three past and is with pleasure that
state belief their superiority all other articles,
with which aequanted for the purposes for which they
recommended The Hebrew Plaster, especially, is
universal penaeca for local pains have also found
excellent application for Sprains and Bruises gives uni
versai satisfaction wherever used. SIS oSLIN, NJ d.
Knoxville, Ga, March 4th, 1853.
&J- Beware Of Counterfeits and base limitations.
The genuine will in future hsVehe signature of 4. Tay
box. ...... ...
Purchasers advidsed that mean counterfeit ar
iCles existence. SELL II ? t z
enuine is sold byus, and by agents appointed
Igh he South and pedaY is allowed sell it, Deal
ersard urchaser generally cautioned against buying of
but regular agents, otherwise the will be imposed up
by worthless article. SCOV1L IL MEAD. ~
Ill Charities street, New Orleans, Sole General Agents
Sates to whom all orders invariably be
addressed. ... I.. d..
Sold also by Rwn Brothers, Berry & Demoville, A r
Roscoe Thomas Wells and Hendershott, Nashville,
Tenn and by all other Druggists through the State.
janl9 Ivt&triw. - ...
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ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN LOTS
IN THE CITY OF HICKMAN
At Public SaIe,,.a,, I

WITHOUT RESERVE, TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
ON MONDAY, the 10th Of November 1856, Richard
W Mari will SELL without reserve, TO the highest bid.
der One Hundred and Fourteen Lots in the city of Hck
man, Kentucky. 80.
The rapid grswh of Hickman for the past thee years
its immense and increasing trade its present facilities t
communication with the interior OF rich and fertile agr
cultural region Of country in Tennessee and Kentucky It's
Banks and other mOneysd iaeilie is Manufacturer its
Wharves, its Churches s Schools the enteprse Of her
citizens the liberal spirit Of her people, its position and
prospects and in the future all commend TO the no
tice capitalist the business man. the mechanic and
working man. shl ti.-Srif1 s3ViSzusaI gl.L
The populson Of Hickman quadupls fseli in four
yearsiLs wealth has made more ,rspd increase
and lis exports have increased still argsly-om 10
900 bushels wheat exported in 1850 more than 100000
lwere exported in 1885 The country tributary to her Is
comparatively new and unimpFoved every acre Of H.
however be brought 10 the highest stare Of cultvs
lion, and rapidly increasing in wealth and popua-
Lion The trader he capitalist the Manufacturer the ne,
chsuc, the working the native the foreign born the
Protestant Cathof and Jew all invited The lots
are the most eligible nthe city. E-aA7LelL S.T vsJ
TEsNs SALET-l0 per cent in cash. balance IN l. g. g.
4 and years. with interest from dale interest to be re-
m:tted ifprOmpty paid at maturity security is required
on the notes. 1a.I1 X 7. MARI, Hiekmsn, n.y.
- Octl9 -dlawk13t r9 Eu1 ff1f Z It- t-Is.l
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lMEAfHiS AND CHARLESTON RAIL
...- a...----t

9 cTlHESADAhS EXPRESS G0MPASYThave mad ssr.
rang ments with the above Roilroed for Daily Ii.
press Line and are DOW prepared 10 receive and forward
frsght PACKAGES &c BY Passenger Trains TO Huntsville
Deeatur, fuscumba ind intermediate stations on the
rates. 1904 .z-.-.z Esl-5 90 3 --5,t5q1 - -ts eE
a. 81 Messengers leave Nashville dsilF att 0eIeck, M
- trsghts 70 be forwarded by Express will called
i0r w. m.snOu' e shHra @ @cnarge sl ss Ak H0LEa,
aprs =. - - ,,--- = \, - Agent
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WHEAT SACKS, W HEAT sAChs. aIl5
NALL at the NASHVILLE BAG FACT0RY." in A.
~ Hamiltons Warehouse 81 College Street. where
am now prepared TO furnish the public with TO- 900 Sacks
per day. july22-sm. JOHN ERSkIhk.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0c

= - TO MERCHANTS SONI.Y.s-.--.f = -.
- LAZY -fltE tn0usand dollars worth Gt new ana eh
y ionApls staple and Fancy Dry Goods Hats RoaS-
Shoes ciehug -nd Hardware &S, dc ~ be solS "A
yse sale ior ca aud tOar mouths note, -
Leese g{ds have been bought an sey Heik and Boston
AnGs he hesVy oeene, at auction, Sf
ana ~ ths PSekage at prices rying Rom to 81 -
cent less tnan aer Priees IA june % July Th,se ,pSs
are consigned to us 70 be closed inInesiatsiy In %
we esiy eonpetlon IN ihis market. Merebsnts S-b ~
business y maze IpoqeY and cAH pay caSa aud give
mOnths notes and pay tnenl will please give 3. -
a = 3 song Dsr %lnaeS sea S19 ss9iHs So wiling pay rom
oonyb. "a 49, az, ous % "a oH goods fr the pr Ees OF ~ p
honss no place for them 'o''snee' our -
ALsoO' thry thousaod dollars worth of nsvv .,a Al -
aa6le goods consigned to Us be sold al sns.ion sxs
day and Tkursday a.i - T - usual every f"eS-
tine. -' V'ei f4VV' 4tuontns
We earnestly request City and Country Ms,obant.
AAs W tnslr stocks IN me Nashville market 10 trv NJ
one pop ana We don't do what promise then pass ~
oy we pleasure ia showing our eutirs stosk
u any and all wno viii give rs a can .-i
u TRABUE q LUCAS rs "a i-F f8
Commission Mercbants
septlZ-u No "A pahle