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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-21

TRIBUTE TO PMSrERs.-fhe chaplain nf The
New Hampshire Penenliary, in reviewing lie
events II bis life since his rnnneelion with that
Institution, pays The following compliment 10
journeymen printers:
have The happiness 10 number amorg my
friends many printers, bni, though il NAV seem
10 imply either wanl Of ability on the parl u
The minister, or ihe want u The qualities thai
are necessary in order 10 appreciate good preach>
ing on lie oiher part, yel will reveal The fac
thai have never succeeded well with that class.
Far lhe nine long yeats, and with all lie induce.
meiIis Offered, not oue nl that trade has ron
ncrled himself with my rnngtegatlon; aud do
nui Ihink man could be found, oi all who ever
tenanled our prison. WHO could sci up CO.
lnInn Of type. leave The reader 10 make his
own comments. only rcmarking that this can
MI be accidental, nor ran the explanation be
thai The employment keeps them ignorant Of
prevailing sires and immnralilIes, nor yel that
Young princes are removed lom The large mass.
- where cuIuptinns engender and spread. In
al these respects this class j. much exposed. II
is eslieni. We ltink, iiat The employment has
an eleyaling tendency, and i favorable 70 INTEL
eclnal ami moral improvement.
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SPEcrLATnns SoiD.-it Is nov stated thai
The immense quantities q wheat purchased II
Chicago. M,lwankie. and other points II Tie
West lasl fall. sad Al lie Time 10 be on account
ofihe French government, were 10 reality bought
for parties 10 liosion, Nrw York, lVc.. who will
. realize lnss Of something near milinn 81
dallMsl Millions &c buslirl. were purchased,
and The prlces paid were considered high - The
time. The purchasers expecting % realize an i'm.
mense profit.
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LET Us REASON TOGETHER.
HOLLOW AY,s PILLS

WHY ARE We sfcKi
TT has been the lot Of the Human race 10 he weighed
Il dawn BY disease sad suffering. HoLLowAY's
PILLS specially adapted TO the relief Of the Weak
ths Nervous the Delicate, and The nfnn. of al elnes.
ages, scxes, sud consultations. Professor Hoawny per.
sonalIy supcnicnds The manufacture of bis medicines in
The United Staies. and offers them 10 free and cnighi.
cncd people. the besl remedy the wolh lor
the removal Oi diseases.
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.
These famous Pills are expressly combined 10 operate
The stomach the liver the Kidneys the lungs the skin,
snhc howels correcting sny deianeenen in their fune
hons Purifying the hoo the very fountain Of e aud
thus curing disease 10 Ill is iofms
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
Nearly hall the human race have taken ihr,c Pills. II
has been proved 10 oil parts u the would that nothing
hes ecn found equal 10 them IN of disorders 81 The
liver dyspcp.s aud stomach complaints generally. They
give healthy tone 10 these organs, however much
jeiansed. and when ~ other means have failed
GENERAL DEBILITY. I'LL HEALTH.
Many Of The most dcspoIic Governments have nl,enrd
their custom houscs 10 The introduction Of these Pills
That they may bccomc the medicine Of the learn
eli Colleges admit that III. medicine is The hes, femedy
ever known for persons u delicate hrah where ihe
system has been impaired, IL iasigofalng pupe.iics
never fail 10 afford frliei
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
No Female. young o. old, should b without this ccf.
bralcd mcirne. Il conceis and requisites the monthly
course. ai 81 periods. acng IN many ke charm.
u s also the csi and safest medicine that he gwen
children Of al ages and for any complaint;
qnenily no family should be without il.
HoiiDwgy's P;iis are Mt Besf Remedy kBora in ne
T0rid tor ne laigOlcing Diseussss
hnhma, Debility, 1.own' 'ssofSpirits
Bow.lComplanis Fever and Asue. Piles,
Coughs. FsmaIet'omplainis sonc and Gravel
Colds. Headaches, Secondary Symp.
Chest Diseases, Indigestion, toms.
cosliscncss, InhoenEn, venefeal Alice
Dysprpsis, Inflammation. tons,
Dafrhra, Inward Weakness, Worms. of oil
Diopsy. Liver Complaints, kiDls.
.. sold Al the Manufactures Of Professor Holloway
so Maiisn Lane, New York. and 2t4 Strand, London
and nv nl rcspe .iake Druggists and Dealers In Mci
cnes ,hrougho the elniiedstaies and the civilized world
10 boxes. ., rs cents, 6cb rens, and 81 each.
s-7s There Is considerable saving by taking th'
] larger sixee.
N. D. Directions fof the guidance 81 patients 10
" disorder are afixej 10 each nor.
September 20, T--siH
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LONG & CAIN

LONG & CAIN
HAVE jo.i RECESSED. and offer for sale, large ,ar
~ ETY. Of Perfumefy. &c, Of the best quality, among
switch arc The following:
Cologne, Toilet Vinegar. Lavendar Water, veEbena,
Gcransum and Bay Water.
Fine Extracts, Batn K Iiat- Baisamic Eau De Botot
rison, fne Tooth Wash,
Chlorine Tooth Wash, Paste fSr the Teeth,
Eau Ius,faie, very due ar Lyons KaIhaIion.
liele foy the Hair, Killers Excelsior furni-
Iip saise. inrr Polish.
Fancy soaps, Tripoi Polish,
shaving Soaps, Phiocomes.
Cold Cream, Pomsde Divine,
Egyptian Hair Dye,
Fancy f.cites & Note Paper Pocket Inkstands,
Envelopes. Steel Pens,
Letter aud Fooscap Paper, lax,
Backgammon Boards, Work Boxes,
Wiling Desks. CAhas,
Port Monies. Baskets, &c. &c.
November 90. 62-
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list RECEIyED.

Al Tot of Thlee Penny Nalsi and one hanei of
- BURNING FLUID lno, Camphene.l - Also
SUMMER MANTlLLAs. u vateus kinds.
Fst sale w i.c.TURRENTlNE& son.
May 81. ss-
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VHE subscriber Offers ior sale The plan,aiCno which
= he now resides. II is desirable situation, one
mile from South Lowell Academy, as healthy anyin
Orange. The Land is IN good stale Of cultivation,
well adopted 10 Corn. Wheat and Tobacco. On The
Land l. good Granery and tobacco Barns. besides
every otber out house necessary, with large and
venent Dwelling we'll arranged for boardeIs. II has on
It also valuable Apple Orchard. Persons wishing
20 purchase will do well 10 call the Subscriber and
view ,hePremaes The terms will be made sccommoda-
ting.
JAMES WOODS.
February 26. az
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A<~<>S~<~<~<~<~<~
SHOOTING 4 SwAN.--Mr. Akin, of Ypsi.
lanti, shot beautiful swan yesterday, in a
large opening in the ice above the city. 1t
was splendid bird, and the marksman had
great difficulty in getting him ashore.
Detroit Free Press.
We do not think Mr.. Akin did thing to
boast Of in shooting that beautiful swan"
What had that swan done to liim--what
wrong had il committed-w what harm to any
living or dead thing that he should take away
its life. Il was trespassing upon nobody's
possessions. II was where it had perfect
right TO be. 1t was in its domain, aud its
charter was give il BY the Deity himself. II
was just where nature intended it should be,
where its instincts taught it TO 90 II was a
harmless bird. Ii interlered with the rights
Of no living thing. II was not bird Of prey.
1t had nothing 10 do with carnage. 1t simply
fioated upon the river, a buoyant and beautl.
ful thing. one Of the.ornaments fashioned by
the great Creator, to beautily aud a,orn the
waste Of waters. By what right, then, did
Mr.. Akin take away lis innocent life
Whence did he derive authority to slaughter
that beautiful bird with ruthless and cruel
lands Shame on Mr.. Akin Ii was wanton
shedding Of innocent blood. Shame on every
man who kills without purpose, slays without
necessity, any..of the harmless and beautiful
things 81 God 1t was cowardly thing in
Mr.. Akin 10 steal like thief upon the Sc
curity of.hs victim, and then, like an assas-
sin, strike it 70 death in an unguarded mo-
ment. 1t was savage and inhuman act in
Mr.. Akin to kill that beautiful bird. An
honest-hearted man would not have done it.
Shame on Mr.. Akin! Nature and humanity
cry, Shame upon him.! Alany;Register.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-24
NEW FIRM,

~ y. 81 BtE ~. :. PEACH
have furunr1 rsriE-rshlp untrr The nxne -
md syie O. ?. Sea- ary Co and tsken rs steel ~
lnd sand ofJ ~. Seabury c. O. CoePera hiecf, -
Chrrri street. ans anreurc their ieB ard he yshe,
h hss are prr 8I g. sEft1te efey ecsF2tcn 81 Ncrk
"a the PLUMBING utsiAit- ID - he4-st a osi luo-
,,rt Il n.rn~r Tlsv 81 also rah and dt rp Gas Fx-
mrs ln Or rtsors ryics. Ih1y rep efeay soet
shaFr ~ puhlc FauunsEr. ilan-l
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-24

ANc, ShcYs SpadyS, SAD Irons, Zinc and Tin IN prs:
TuI'7te, Auvis, Nire-, c1sFs - ca aims and ices
Manila and Cotton C.rtaFs, Coffee, heavy "a. tirrS
Ni' Gssrir p Rsiiroa' hes's aat NNlrs Chairs aud
= y. e. m L.-L- Lr Lh---- n-r I-m Ia
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-24
TENEEssEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
AecoMmopArIoN LINE

leaves Nashvn- d4Hy a. octoek P n, eonnsctirE Al
Ffsnl siih psiy Fogf % co-eh T. ne q Collr Bis.
Ser ~ luorratian, thTtagH TcEt s. &C. plPN The
GrrtrAt d. 49, a. sta.s uiuni Omcs, 30 - CEDAR
street oTTrs.fs. % estt &C.
80 Cmntusass 81 cal ior passenger IN anv Tsri efhs
cry. nAii--u
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-24
JAMES KrENaN p. RAIN
HERMAN & RAINS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUG AND CHEMICAL STORE.
No. 10, SoUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQuARE,
Nashville. Tenn.

rI'IE undersigned having removed to Nashville ard ssso
j ciated them elves fer the purpose Of con ucting
Wholesale and Retail Drug Business have recently opened
at the noted st nd formerly occupied by PumWer Co,
large and compile Of fresh and genuine Staple Drugs
Do unadute Family Medicines Choice ferfum, ry
Fancy Articles &C. all Of which guaranteeing the purity
and geuuneness every article they will sell at the very
price for cash the usual time to puncua
dealers
They are determined send out article Of medicine
about viii their be any doubt whatever witt difference
to its purity
They respectfully solicit share Of the Prescriptions Of the
PHYSICIANS Of the city This department their business win
be under the supervision Of competent chemists
They that their rigid attention and deltv to the in
terest OF those no may them with their patronage will
appreciation OF their patrons and to
their enterprise.
iune26 HERMAN 4 RAINS
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WHEELING,
PITTSBURG,
DCNKIPR,
BUFFALO and
NIAGARA FALLS

NIAGARA FALLS.
To al the Eastern cites.
Three daily Eastern Trains at n loan andeP ~
TlE~T TRAIN Cleveland. Pitfslrrg, steubeuyle cpd
wheeling, Lightning fNpress leaves Cincinnati O'Clock
tor al The Eastern cities; also Detroit via Clsv
spr nrhe.d Wilmington Crolevile, lancaster mes.
vie, Chill cohe ard Atheus This tops bctW ecu Gin
cnna aud Columbus at Ioyel1nd Morrow Xeula and Lon
don ooly.
SECOND TRAlN-CevelsDd Pitt.bUrg and Vice ing TX
pres Mail leaves Cincinnati ~ ~ ocock y via Ceve-
land, PsbUrs and Whetr far all The Eastern cites This
rain stops at al The points beta Cncinua and Coium.
bus
THIRD TRATN-Accouirnodstion, Leaves Cincinnati at
83p O'Clock, Tor spr gfed, WilmiugtO Crcievie
and Lancaster, ChicOii and filsbOrongh This train
stOps at al iuts het nciunati Sln gheid
foUkTii lRAiNfevelan nd and Ptfstu < \ shi Fxfress
leaves tiucirns At Goock VIZ Cleveland end Pitts
burg, for I n Eastern ce. This train sto a. All points
between Cincinnati and Columbus
one Train sunday 80 O'clock p NJ for Columbus
cinnai
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IsLlTTLD Ri
AVID
COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILRACD.
TX LusIyFLy Al EASIERN EOU4E.
On and after this date, the

TX LUsIvFLv Az EASIERN EOU1E.
On auda after this date, the
LITTLE MIAMI, VIA CoLUMT
Is TIE on J UTRFCT r." UTE 90 AMI from Cincinnati
and Cleveland the only running axe Shore
Depot CeveIand ard the only with uniform guage
from Cincinnati TO Cleveland, nunkirk and Egaoo.
ETIAl DJHEH ECTJE Cleveland passengers 20 via
Ssudusby and depend train from Chcago ana Toledo
Est, break guage at sanduy and ferry from Old Ohio
City 90 Cleveland.
THE LITTLE NTATI. VIA COLUMBUS,
Is the only route with reliable connection and from GIN
CINNATI and PITTSBURG.
BI my 07HEh EoETE Pttshurq Passengers de-
pend no Beefoutaue FORREST trains from indianapolis
and Fort Wayne 90 90 East
TIVE little MANI. VIA COLUMBUS,
Is TIE nNi| .TTE to and from Cincinnati and
WHEELING OR STEUBFNVILLE
TEF LIT EMIAMI VIA cOIUBfBUs.
rs the 0hfl R0FTE 20 and from Cincinnati Column
bus Cres;lne and Cleveland with lightning express without
change Of cars.
This great comfort 10 Ladies and Families
TFE LITTLE 9IRMI. VIA COLUMBUS,
BEING TIE SHORTEST ROUTE nom Cincinnati 20 the
East uniform and safe speed maintained. Connections
certain.
81 Any OTTER ROUTE from Cincinnati dangerous
speed required % distance and delays necessary
in changing passengers and baggage eoutaue Forr ST.
sandusey, and feFryiug at d Ohio City.
Through Tickets
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Facts About Ambrotrpea.

A Ma1k0EA kz.s eefe -lRfrpaaasa' ~ haahslns
IL 81 A. LARoOnbk.
Ambro,ypes made nosheFe else n Neshyle thsa a.
he Ansbi 0i,pe hious Ne. ~ College 81
Ambrofttcs ade ap doahlr ate glass. heTaet.
eAiy seaea ana hus protested against al Pos1hl1 81 h.
iurg
amDFOtype cpcriaifiis made % flnfie fissa nei
sealed and dufsns pTfnary aaane Ipt, pe
Aulhriypes nai.sI - The lnsentf loostigeuh
them from al other c4rea uther usf 4prfon us no4s
and apply % iafeas ptslufs nhel laGEt ~ main
psints q an AnbrstTs-toas sst esEsbiiitE htib
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REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI d
NASHVILLE PACKETS.

ciIGl - tbs new light 4 Si-Ik -
S-tss73 drauEht steam Z1ssSses1
%s5szsszSEzS er Gan. PIKE
GRACs Master being expressly fu for ih trade, with al
thu moi-rn Improvement with he iFhf auyhJ sub
stan,ia and new steamer SAMUEL P. FIBBAKD, SANUEL
r. HEB tED, Mastr, VII regular Pa kts during the
ensuing he the above ports o. thr boats
being port every K These hOsts being in csUmand
OF cid and experienced cOmandAuts, and with superior
facilities for sSenger feirhtS let's hare q pub
lie pzrroasge For passage freight spny boaru,
H. Il. HARRISON, agent,
oct3i-6m Front street.
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NICHOL, GREEN 4 BAILEY.
A. G. & A. B. BEECH,

A. G.. & A. b. BEECH,
NO. 40, COLLEGE, SrKIsLT,
rNT IA s-S n h VA h r. * ZS,
IAvE now in store very large Of New and
II Desirable Ral and Winter Coos, direct from the
been purchased bcs, advantage. Persons Nitng Nash
vile for e parpess Of buying goods viii certainly DO well
TO call and examine Stock before making their pur
chAsss a. We are Determined the Ggures.
Silks.
Rich acurced slEs, Striped BrOcads chiniE Flcuneei
Sfn
Jaspa 4"
New style Stripe and Plaid silks of al Winds;
Pine blis Reps and Armio silks for mourning
large stock Plain blk Silks Of The best makes In ell
Cashmsres and DeLanes.
ur Ftock Of Dress oods everything IN
lhIs lneane rich fig'd DLAines nne log oashmeres
ali wool DeLanes (plain) IN al eoieFs, bcautdl shades
T'ch wr,oo tne bl' Merno also Plain bra DeiABes
- -. s- a. hlsk 'Ros,6ssine ana Atn.ce.s III
prices eoi'd ana biz CobeFge Cloths.
lluaks and Shawis
Of every style coth Velvet aad Moire Autqae, stella
border shswis Scarf Lons and sqaars shaw. plain
bl'k and DrAo do. c,
Fine Val Lace ssttsi
" Collars, ne style;
French nesdis- werz Collars trimmed;
Res stye Emb'd aas,ia sslti
Hub'a linen Sets Enb Jaegns Collars and Sleeves
ofshs most DeAnt styles, Eme'd Travelling sstu,
Iaeiss 6ne nemstieh and Eae'd haud4'is,
Erbd rsirgs, neW 80 ie goods ier sklFt.;
HAr Ololh, neE Ass.els arAss Com isg ssirts;
Hooped Hag Skirts, plan domestic Hoop Sara
A.st make KID al VS. (lasass and UeztieEren'se
Ladies silk q .hssere Lals thread ieayer and Raw
uosIsn. Ria AM eack GaAngess,
Esrry 6sseEtPioa o. Gsaas@sa's 6.oEss and eAaai-
MISC, Bssvsr Gloves fer schoot
Rlk Raw siis Hose, plata ard nseeedi
pk cashnere and Worsted iiose--isiiea ard misses;
vsry sape.ior lot ladies and Misses ereJ Spgiish
LarSs % shlssrss' woussa Hsss, ana asscian DosA
Ar colon Es..srn Kalsslas Varss
essntlsnsn's Furnishing Goods
BlF and Fa4eg tfenca tt,lAsi
Nse Rancy p'bse SIS f,eaca cssslmsFeg
bitk tl5cssin Cnssl1 tfes,
Rala Bus AL Ai's poahs Eaglsh Cashmere, new ar
nsaaa'ui esa velvet yesnExi
Hsgaat ioi rrsag uAds siirts a1d SHIRT csaA0i
Reaat. u.Ade Llncn SHIRT csania.
Gantsa ens Neti UHder-shiru aud Drawers
IlAia and a.leed slls shlsis 40 ptauefA
Iadisss Nett aeal AMI aeftno Vests
kLoase Furnishing Goods.
Table DAmsss, ery sssisy.
Ilnea gouels Napk "a ~ fsutk ab1ck Diapers,
haFsslss oai s l4aFs AID bqmesiis eAseilagi
PAloW SD Ldacns AL lesat t.ee
Carpets and Curtain 0oodI
We ksve h4sl'a trFy hsasy e.ock " csFpssst-ihs
sesf aakes ~ asd ~ tarpe = Tapestry atd Vel
ges Ctfpss. soas be4ael Ia Fslst AID fspesfy, enc
Velvet haes sfaEanl - it F4f9r Mats g ~ Aha,
Warsisd snasas as esi9rs aaia psl4nea, nsasea aaa
VI 49, stsiss ffsaas taes srs Mls1 cnrtslh
amlFolaared MaEhn a. hp ripee, crftiets. fas, Al
nsnas a. mosf bfauti styles. 0impf, kRef4 afa III
irimrnrs - tnafch fhtf taFsE sazH nea1t 70 rpfsl
sHn h. sHgFlisd ssta feraHhts q NtFle ~ saprF4
rrar Seero Blantets AID Afee tfaFstrf aaphstt aH1
haw ~ 81 slai, Nsgro Csslhlas ~ tllsn :, s1en
khas,ls., > yak4su5el 4 81 49, nAklH,
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Fare as Low as BY any other Route.

Fok THROUGH TIChEiS,
And al Information, peass sppi' 81 he oces No Burne
House, second door Nes Of kine street; No i7T bsou
House Building and Ole once Southeast corner a BROAD
way and Front street opposite Spencer House, at the
Eastern tLittie Miami Depot, Past Front treat.
OB.ce AoufS NON ~ A. u, uFtl % y. n
y ". STHsDER, GtnTAE'.
TIE OMNIBUS LINE
Calls ar Passengers at ali the pr epa Hoiei for each and
every train. 81 leaving directions az ether 81 above
oces, w call for passengers IN pars Of the city, sh
out iaiL lmsyzIl n. D. RUGGLES, Condacgor.
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CAIRO AND NEW Or
HANS nAUF,V TT<C

a oTrl TIKI following y T-k -
f-Sy-E-r1 steamers form Se41 L
EzsE1szSzsssssssz7 the Daily Unit
ed States Mail line between Nashville and Caro-, leaving
Nashville n p O'Clock, NJ, AID Cairo At s u
J. q. CLINE. HRS Mister CITY OF HUNTSVILLE,
WsAvsR Master; AMBASSADOR, NTATF Master; Aida,
HAssioS Master.
Iris In. forms 6aly connections at Cairo with the Cairo
and New Orleans Daily Mali steamers, the Ou vile and
81. Louis Daily 8ol's AMI sl0 with shs Central Railroad
to st. sons aud Chssgo Passengers bv i ne can reach
New 0feaGs, Memphis, st. Louis and 10 svie IN Oh
less time hln bg any other 30 70 passage freight
ap zig a. the Nal Packet Once Of A. L. Davis.
o. W. DAVIS. President,
delft NAN. U. 5. MalPlcse, Company.
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RAVES or FREIGmT
FRoMCHARLESToK AND SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.
TO TAKE EFFrCT
On and after the First of june.
{ q ~ HVee' beT' {.
CJNp CLASS.

Hardware. eNrept sch PSI specified in Fi-St and Th'rf
class; Coffee Nib, Nacfinery Pofeiqu Iiolors in
boil, aud pir--; fohHcro Co. b-xss; D. ath-r in rons
and bONe~, els. in Ibis. AMI casks; Croclsvy ard
Qu"ensvHrt iu GATES Sni casks; Rice, " Hit ~
Plaster, Sheet Bras ard Ccpp, p, per 100 rs 81 4
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-24

No. GO Lower NTarEct street, Nashville
IEy are manufacturing every vari- = ~ SIX
w ETY. End style q vehicle, rom The yss1b-ss-SZ.
plsinest 90 II the most beautiful ana eia- ~ -
borStly finished tU-D out.
Having engaged hrsclass worknen and obtained arss
amount the best OF stock are prepared 70 40 WofR
which will mpare with any Ia the whole country eithr Tor
style or DURABILITY All kinds OF yeh.ees Kept constantly 90
hand, OF pFomptiySmade 70 order.
EVeretts Patent Coupling
This important Improvements ia the coupling o. 'araSes
&e has awakened much interest throughout the country
and upon with the favor Whet is bestk own
known Having exclusive right Tor thsCy, We are ROW
making use ofthem constructng Carriages, Buggies &C.
" Remember the plsceat the Oh stana OF FRED Sloan
60 Tower Market Street.
juueq0:du
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NAVY DxrAErArsr,


PROPORTIONS will be received by this bureau the
February for HE following articles for The United
mississippi 10 be delivered at the yard New York
Two vertical tubular boilers be made bert
bloom boiler patesj lube inch
anu aH ps seyenaGlenih shell feeegbihs OF inch Ia thick
All The external parts be double riveed,
SIDES where be stays be In
me legs, water bottoms, steam chimney,
Ih crowns aud sides Of shell To be ened by IRON from which
the braces
The boilers will be about
hoat eleven and half deep and half
eet high 10 be furnished with the and hand hole
pates furnace, hue, and damper and for
securing boilers 10 the chip be tested when done
dranic pressure OF 80 lbs per square inch.
t thes % be- furnished by the and 10 be set by The
Contractors Tho being responsible for all tubes coHdem
nea hom er defects and the contractor n all condemned from
bad workmanship.
The price pound weight OF the uhes
Ao The pn pound for such castings may be
qui'ed for boilers OF green OF dry sand Of oan
and Tor one and third bars and for composition cat
ingr, toi copper and tn.)
The patterns furnished by the government,
The whole be done subject the
inspection and Of the department
point.
drawings OF The boilers win be furnished bidders application 10
the department
will he their estimated when
The boilers half completed the remainder when they have been
tested satisfactorily For eastDg when delivered and
approved
when they deliver the work Bond and
good security will be required for faithful performances OF Tie
work and fulfmrnt of ..
Jan
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-06
No. 550l
swamp and Overlooked Lands. ("

pUBLIC NOTICEPursuant instructions Of the
Of the pieriot public notice hereby that order
n
September % ls30 snied An enable ATkan
snd other reclaim swamp lants' within
an snd afford parties who claim
~ the Lard. selected unde said Law dry AID N for cult
opportunity Introduce evidence s ands
whereof
date hereof, win he eerthsd and patented
such objections contemplated
usarr orh snd hed with the and receiver Of proper
land once for General Land Oce
fofrs for sndsvtz IN the of said officers
The following classes Of land from objection
ist Lards entered wth cash, military bounty
land scrip ahor the passage ohe septen
$50 and prior he of of ID March,
the relief purchssers of
land dNm
10 Lsnds already patented the State
~ all where objection rased
and receiver of the time
of said mnnihs they appoint
of the Commissioner n the General Land Once.
The of and overfowed lands inspacon
dur,ng th~ regular business h-urs of the Land
Given nader hand the city Of Washington this 2s
Decsmber, 1865 THOs, A. HENDRICRs,
Commissioner Of the General Lard ofHoe,
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