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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-05-08
sIefIeo 4ottrp.
From the Wheeling InteHigencsr.
OLD TOM.


s.Ar,er Life's ftfuI fever, be sleeps well.''
We have lsld him at rest, where the soft dews o
May fall, like sweet tears, on his grave
Where the robin and red bird his requiem may sing
And the forest trees over hIm wave.
We have left him to sleep in the field of his TOLL
Where, so often, he led on the plough;
And the mantle his labor induced on the soil,
May well be his covering now.
He has cast off his geers and, with saddle no more
Will his o!lsn CALLED withers be wrung-
Se'er again will he stand by the rack at the door
Where his was the first bride hung.
Ay; for twenty long years, through existence eked
Beyond the brief span OF his race;
Was faithful old Tom, ever up and about
Though his compeers had gone to their place
Ah had faithful old Tom left such record of verse
As from nature more gifted have sprung,
Pleasant tales would it telI,-sad adventures re-
hearse,
As have vier been imagined, or sung
Ii might tell how he came with US, wanderers here
To forest the deer rambled DER
How he brought to our hearth its first mixing OF
Cheer
To our larder, It's oft scanty store.
1t might So that he stood ever willing p bear,
Oi our burthens. his own varied part;
That to church, to market; to townstOre or fair,
wasold Tom always ready to start
1t might boast of his share in the conquests we won
Where Nature long held her domain.
As we stripped her OF forests and barred to the sun
Her surface, from mountain to plain.
And when age had benumbcd hin, in spirit limb
Oh! could we his guerd on denyl
Now gave the free range Of broad acres to him,
And his crib had It's constant supply.
There were soft hands that led, where the early
grass grew,
This honored old servant of yore;
That the first growth of Spring might the pleasure
OF appetite, soon to be DER.
No bolts, bars. or gates were opposed TO his mood
For such to his humor would yield;
He roamed where he pleased, and he foraged for
food,
In orchard, and meadow, and field.
Perhaps it might seem, to his equine regard
10 his ethics, by kind Nature taught
That his long yeats OF effort should have their re-
ward
His wanderings be set down at nought.
And, as with poor Tom when our lfe's long ac-
count
Is adjusted by Judgment on high;
Nav we find but of good, a remembered amount
The evil, in mercy, passed by.
Sleep on. our old friend-there be many that rest
In a tomb where proud epitnphs shine;
With less of regret, and sweet memories blest,
Than halow the green sod of thine
Glendale, Va. w. b. Il
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-05-08

REFORM AT Observation-Disclosures from Je-
rusalem states that the new pasha of that
province is animated with the most lib raj
sentiments, and is thoroughly carrying ont
the principles lately adopted at Const ntino-
pie of liberali,y towards all creeds and de-
nominations OF pcoplH, vita desire 10 anne
liorate he coud ton ot tae inhabitants
The Pasha Of Jerusalem and his suite attcn-
d ID divine service in the English church on
Epiphany Sunday, and visited the English
hospital and the English scho !, leaving
handsome donations for each.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-05-08

C.yThc New York Tribune proposes to
publish I campaign edition, devoted to Po-
litics, from June 20 till after election. 1t
will be published twice week at 81 for
single copy for the campaign, and SOC for
100.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-05-08

yThe newspaper is sermon Tor the
thoughtful, library for the poor, and
blessing to everybody.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-05-08

aAfter Life's ftful fever, be sleeps well.''
We have laId him at rest, where the soft dews OF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-02-01
AsRAN coSLEY. z L. JoH
CONLEY & JOHNSON,
Z L. JOHNSON

Successors 10 Mcclure Moore)
No. 10 Broad, and No. "a South Market ST..
Nashville, Tenn,
z EEP constantly en- hand all kinds Of Cooking and
IN Heating Stoves, plain and ornamental also Tin
ware, Crates Sc, &c
Rootng and Spouting done with nest1ess and despatch
Sheet Iron and Copper work for Boats Rolling Mills
Furnaces soundrss Factories and Sl done cheap as
The cheapest. Janle-ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-02-01
Nashville Sewing Machine Company.
Nos, al and az
EAST SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NA SHVTLLE TENNESSEE

THESE Machines very justly considered be the
beat USE having tho advantage OF all others in the
simplicity Of their constructions the speed and beauty Of their
work, and the great strength of their Unlike any
others in they form with continuous threads
from ordinary spoos of coitoD silk linen making Knot
every stitch which prevents the work from ripping under
nv circumstances whatever.
The first and highest premiums have been awarded these
Mechi all the leading Fairs throughout this country
and Europe and toe inventor reo.ees In the sub
s2na reward OF he largest patronage bestowed upon
any Sewing Machine IN Europe America
They Of the highest uisb and Of every variety Of
and yle and adapted 10 all the Of the Sewing
munity.
They oil secured exclusively to the popetors
ters patent, and fIes finn all legal controversy. Great
painshas been taken adapt Machines Plantation
sewing, and they Go mple, durable easily
and tended by any person. that sey entirely beyond
competition for tis work the m9uufacture OF heavy
or light bags for Corn Wheat, machinery has ever
been invented surpass ihe-any person aer
practice make from 40O 10 U sacks per day
machine These mRchires asO equally well adapted
the manu;a iure OF all kinds OF Olng fine,
well general sewing. quiing, stitching &C. These
ehines arranged make the stitch any eHg de-
sired, and TO with any and every any
nent, and the durability, Clsriy aud beauty Of finish,
cannot be equaed by work accomplished by the most
skillfil hands.
We shall all times keep hand ull assortment of
these machines and most respectfully invite the public gen
orally to call and them 10 use, and give careful
examination and be satisfied that the half has
told. dece8-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-02-01

Stopping at Southampton, both going and returning they
offer proceeding Havre advantages
over oiher route for the economy OF time and money
Passage from New York to Southampton and Bremen First
Cabin Saloon, l39 dollars; First Cabin, Lower Saoon ITO
dollars; Second do. 60 dollars.
All letters aud newspapers must pass through the Post Of
fee.
bills Of ladng will be signed parcels received the
day of sailing,
An experienced Surgeon Is attached to each ship.
For freight or passage apply
G. II. SAND, II South William street. New York.
c. A. HEINEKEN & CO., Bremen,
CROSkEY u CO., Southampton.
WM. lSRLIN. Havra.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-02-01
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9,
e ID 7 Il e
JOY TO THE WORLDi
THE ONLY INFALLIBLE RRMEDYI
RurIey's SarsaparilIa.

OF all he remadles that have been discovered during
~ present for the thousand Ills that flesh ID
equal this wonderful preparation. Only three years
have elapsed since the dlscoyerer who spent decade
studying, expehmenaiZng and peeetng t hrst
The public and slready by the most
surprising and effective remedy for certain diseases Of which
they have knowledge.
All other nds syrups OF the have hithe
failed command the sanction Of the faculty, because
bing tested they have been found
dents which neutrze the good effects Of the sarsapaA,
and otsutimes inlre the health OF The patient II Is
with Harey's preparation.
This Is aEd genuine extract Of the root and WILL
trial. be found eect certain and perfect the fol-
lowing complains and diseases;
Affection ofths Bone, HabituaI CostVensss,
Debility, INDIGESTION,
Diseases of the Kidneys, Liver complaint,
Dyspepsia, Piles,
EryspeIas, Pulmonary Diseases,
Female Irregularities, Scrofuls, or Kings bVn
Pistula, Syphilis,
And all Dssases ofIhe Skin.
Besides curing the above It Is also known to be great
and powerful tonic, purifying the blood and nVgorang the
system.
Short II Is without exception, in the mentioned
general effect the SYSTEM the most eheaeious
s'rable remedy Of the age. 1t s already ozten
svely used the country and Is fast obtaining
reputation. The instances OF has effected
are daily coming the popetors knowledge and be has
uohesitnion Recommending to and alt who desire
procure relief suffering One bottle being tried Its ef
fects will be apparent admit Of farther doubt.
Recoeci Huey's SarsaparR Il the only genuine article
in the uarket.
TP Price dollar per bottle, sx for Eve dollars
sale ths mauufactoy, Of Seventh Green
Streets Louisville, hy As1, wholesale retail by O.
SCOVL BY dealers in Medicine throughout the uitsd
States Canada and Mexico. 1ans3-dAwIy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-02-01
NEW YORK, BREMEN & SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

THE ships comprising this line WASH &@E>
INGTON. Capt. z. Cavendy; HER Ssflsfz2ss6
MANN, Capt Edward Higgins. These siea- ess&ks
Iners stop At Southampton, both golng.and returning
PROPOSED DkTEs OF sAiLiSs-ieoo.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-02-01

THE Merchants Nashville and business general
" will End greatly their interest to advertise il
the S1merSeE hy Democrat printed and PaO.'als
circulation all that country in Kentucky from which
Coal and other products shipped 10 Nashville it has
q wide circulation in ell those counties in hentucky from
which merchants 90 Nashville to buy their goods II
has larger circulation than an other paper IN the
Cousre siona District Ky Our terms for adverts- gare
very liberal hr James :. Kelly, l49 South Market 70
gent and will state terms to all who wish 10 ad
vertise with and attend TO forwarding advertisements
30 all those who prefer it. Can send their advertise
ments to US by mail.
dec2-em WHITE. RAKRON & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-02-01


Chartered by the General Assembly Of the State.
THE above Institution is permanently located, and
Il not surpassed by anv similar establishment in the
United States in point of facilities for mpartng thorough
practical knowledge Of the duties of the Accountant.
Bookkeeping.
This Department is under the immediate supervision OF
the President of the College who is practical book keeper
having had many years experience in some OF the rgesi
counting houses in the Union
Commercial Law.
This Branch is under the superntendence OF JoEN A.
MCEwES Esq., Member 0f the Nashville Bar, who is too
widely known lawyer and orator to require any further
notice at our hands.
The Course Of Instruction embraces both Reading and
Lectures
Lectures viii be delivered at night not interfere
with his professional engagements.
Mercantile Calculations
by Ws FERHEL NJ Under this head Is embraced every
species Of calculations necessary for boekkeeper bus
nass man TO uudersfaEd-yZ Interest Discount Loss and
GAIN Equations Exchange, &C &c
Terms Of Tuition.
Book Keeping, BY Double and Single Entry as applied
to every variety Of business, both prosperous and
adverse, Commercial Calculations, and Commercial
Law Lectures, including the use Of books , $40 90
Pennanship-For twenty lessons, ...........$5 Q
For lessons without limit, $40 O0
- The above fees payable, invariably in advance
The importance OF this rule appear obvious students
enter for an unlimited period with the privilege of review
ing al any time during life. without extra charge.
This School is in perpetual session, having vacation
hence studens may enter at any time and pursue their
studies without interruption. r---..
Merchants and business viii be supplied with CON.
peient book keepers BY applying at this establishment
Good board and lodging be obtained for 90 per
No student will be taken for less than full course iu
whatever branches be pursues-
Time required for full course-frou six to ten weeks
E Address d SouIhsra Commercial Colegs, Nashvis,
Tenn" sp27-dtw6wly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-02-01
'ENNESsEE AND ALABAMA RAILRO4D,
- 80
PENNsYLVANIA nAILi704D.
ID

THE Great Central Route connecting the
Il with estern, Northwestern and South western asss
oy continuous Railway direct This road also e,1ns5
Al fltlsourg with oaiy line Of Steamers to Ell Dorts @
the western Rivers and al Cleveland and Sapdskv -
Steamers 70 all ports on the Northwestern Lakes.
the most Grsc cheapest aud rslia5ls rosss Nv hicB
FkElGhT can be forwarded 70 and from the Gg.nt JFse
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittshury.
(in bOxes,) Furs, Feathers, Ge' 1 soc per IOoD
SECOND CLASS-BoOks and Stationery i
Dry Goods Gn bales) Hardware, lea, l75e Dsr 1oor
ther &e....................... &c. 80
THIRD CLASS-Anvils, Bagging Bscon.
and Pork (n bulk, y Hemp, De I DOC per lOOib
FOURTH CLASS.-Csfee, Fish Bacon
and Pork (packed) Lard and Lard on SOC per l0o9
Floor-sl per bbl. until further notice
Graln-5O cts per 100 lbs Enfil further potics
Coton-S2per bale not exceeding 500 Ibs wsi0bt uptl
further notice. 80 ''
~ In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phil,
delPna, be particular to marx package t
Rd1tre1d All Goods consigned 70 the Ageufs ri ,bs
Road at Philadelphia Pittsb1rg will be sorSarded ir
out detention
FREIGHT AsESTS-Hsrris Wormlsy 4 Co. Aemnbis
Tennessee K. Z. Sass Co, ST Louis; > NitcbeIl =
Sop, Evansville Indians; Dumesni Bell and Murock anJ
sTter Jewett Louisville ky. r. c. heldruu N4diso1
Indiana Spngman Brown, and Irwin Co Cipeinnetj,
n. W Graham 4 Co, ZanesFills Ohio; Leech a Co M
"a kilby street Boston, Leeeh Co Asior House Ns,r
York; No William street. and No. Battery Place Ne,
York; b. j Sneeder, Philsdepha Msgraw Koons -
tnore; Geo. q Franc;seus Pittsborg
ID. Il HOUSTON, General FSsig6t 4Jeut DIlad,
H. J. LOMBAERT, Sept AEoona, Pa -
an2 'Eg -fISi 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-02-01
0FFIGK-o0RFER oHuRcH ANn GEI=5l5V 80
sCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT CoYSY AND cor

FTHERE are features coanec.ei with ,bis ri worthy OF
consideration and close examination on ihs PART o
n2se wishing to purchase Feed Mill.
It's mechanical construction and aisptation TO The pUr
poses designed 70 crush and grind ear corn lis great
P-ey, Ens DONG en- immense work With eXtrAordiDi5
ease US DURABILITY is amply provided for TIE compete
sno ehare pot2hleness OF the Little Giant endsilg lis
greater Convenience i9r plantation aud lmposs
oe requires no mechanical asd or bill OF expense to
put up any farm hand or servant put and set one
running in half al hours time. The convenience with
WHICH The sweep may be applied to horzoniaas Is
ost usual or head, and the mil may be easily al
tAeasd where steam water is used Ihe power Skes
requiring one and two horses ThG guactIty and quality
d product le 70 so bushels OF good feed meal per hour
eccoTdag to the degree OF faeHess ground and he
tnli IL the cheapest m all thIpgs cordeTeG, iheIe
Is before the public.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant as pat
snt and worthy noe the fact that there has
Patent Right speculGtng hucksterng abou. tie
ty, as is usHsl with the thousand bunglLg make sh
plsne1is that got up trsdenerely TO get money
bJ selling pan:ing or the patent right upon The edn-
lous-hen the machine 10 be abandoned bv ell paEesgs
hunbug The other hand the Patentee and Poprenss
oi the Little Giant Mills, believing thatiheJ canand de-
tsEmined that they VII supply the BgTical;Grists and
Stock resers ofcur country with superior MILL are per
maDenty engaged in the business and have hun
dred thousand dollars invested the manufacture hese
mills, In the East, Vest and South Of these establish
nents employlng co solely il this business Sghgh-
y these mills appreciated thousand have een
sold within the past eighteen months and TIE beayes and
the most extensive Manufacturers Of Agricultural n.
nenls IN the United States have eagerly sought inter
sst in their manufacture and sale.
No implement has beer more thoroughly tested; no one
Of the kind has received and high Testimonials
from Mechanics Institutes and Agricultural Associations
and none by OF substantial practical utility and
and popular favor than Scos Little Giant COin aad
Cob Alt, Orders promptly filed
Liberal discount 10 dealers.
BROWN & ANDERSON,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-02-01

COUNTRY RESIDENCE TOR SALE
TINHE subscriber offers sale a handsome little -
i c0un;rv residence containing 50 Siua Rs;;:
ted halt mile from Triu1e ..llssuu c4GaE -1k
medatey the NlensviIe and Nashville 1urnpike The
Improvements on the place area handsome Brick
Cottage House. with Ten IOOms and coed Brick Store
Honse and other bulldogs excellent Orchard of Young
Fruit Trees &c. &c.
The place is admirably adapted for Boarding House.
being situated IN the immediate vicinity of good Aae anc
Female Academy, and 0Oar6eTs are always leuty. To
any person wishing nice country residence this place
ofersunusua inducements, and good bargain can be
had by applying
any person wishing to purchase will call on John 4.
Jordan, who will show them the premises
Triuue ianl'56-2w# THOMAS PEAY-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-02-01

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
The unde signed proposes to sell portion of
es ate which be resides in the county of Msuy known
Hamilton place"
These lands are beautifully located, well improved
watered and timbered and ID point of fertility productive
and healthuiness Do surpassed, equalled by
auy lands in the State of Tennessee There are n the
neighborhood Episcopal, Presbyterian ana Methodist
Churches also schools male and female in the midst Of
OF good society is be found n the Southern States
zoe Acres offered for sale fronting on the COlum-
ba Central Turnpike Road divided into FIVE LOTS con.
t4nipg So rs, l55, $780, and severaly. The i'm
provenents consist Of BEAUTIFUL GOTHIC COT
TAGE built Of brick, containing eight rooms with
sary oubuldngs 400 Of cleared land under good
fence overseers houses, negro quarters, blacksmith and
carpenter skOp, mll house, corn crib &c. SC. &c
he lands will be sold either body lots II not
disposed of by tls first Of November, will be offered at
public sae in lots To professional gentleman merchant
southern planter who desires btauful country esi-
dence, these lands offer great attractions Its that
such lands offered ior sale.
Address the undersigned at Ashwood Pest Office Maury
county, Tenn.
~ Pl.s Of the land may be The store of Mares
Orr Gautt Columbia, aud with L. Houston, Esq Nash
vile, Tenn.
ssptl6-tF LUCIUS J. POLK.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-02-01
From Nashville, LsVsTTD

Flour at the soOTe rates % Be shipped IN iofs or Sz
tyfTe barrels and upwards at ore time wbsn :. -
Quantities i've cents per barrel to be added Four n
SACKS VIII De transported sane terms 200 IbS 10 -
raleo ana charged Is one barrJL e. l. ANDERSON
OStAo--u Su erin lendert
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-02-01
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNEKsHIP.
REMOVAL
AND
G 4 . a ge OF Fir m i.

Z e q a g e OF FL r m I.
THE Firm OF wHITLoCK, NICHOLS & CO., having
having been cissoly.d by mutual consent, BENZ. N.
EDW'D A. WHITLoCR have lated with them
FRED'K ]. HAvzRsrIcz,
OLIVEA w. DOpsF, and
HeNRY CAMaRTER,
for many engaged with the old hm, and will continue
Importing and Grocery Business under the hrm of B.
& L. A. SHlTIOCk CO., and will remove from the old
stand "a Front Street the 18th January 1885, their
warehouse, 10 Beekmsn Corner Of Nassau
above the Asor House. the opposts side Of
see their friends and all who will do them the favor to
The senior member OF the nrm B. NJ whiilock embraces
this opportunity return for the kind
ness shown him through tho long period Of ais bu.uess and
that his experience and application with that Of the
junior partneTs will sufficient guarantee that all
der the House shall continue receive ample
and satisfactory attention.
Ne" York, January ls 1880; ,,,r,,u,, or,, -,
BENZ. NJ. wHITLoCK,
EDW'D A. WHiTLOCK,
FRED'K J. HAVERSTICK,
OLIVER w DODGE,
HENRY CAMMEYER.
B.M. 81 e. A, WHITLOCK q CO.,
(Lale whiuock, Nichols & Co..
l3 Beekman Street, Cor. Nassau,)
Four doors East Of the Park,
NEW YoKK,
Importers
Pine Csston Co other Houses highest repu-
aOn and sole ProRretors ofhs celebrated Brandes OF
SUPERIOR VINEYARD
LIQUEUR DES CHAMPS DOR,
"MAGNA CHARTA,' &c, 60
5CHIEDAM AND OLD HOLLAND GINS, JAMAICA AND
WEST INDIA RUNS
MADEIRA, PORT AND SHERRY WINES,
From the oldest established Houses In Europe all of which
have been ordered and selected with view their purity
and medicinal
CIGARS imported fr trade, from the best ship
pers in Havana.
for the hne description of Virginia manufactured
TOBACCO, also large stock Of medium and low grades
and WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FINE GROCERIES.
PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CREMANT.
q. NJ & K. A. W. G Co, the exclusive ofthIs
Wine, and in receipt Of shipments by regular Packets
beg those who may have given Il trial to
under their that will be found SUPERIOR In deli
caey favor and quality any Wine present ported
j4n23-d&triwln
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS
SNUFF AND TOBACCO.

SNUFF AND TOBACCO,
PETER LORILLAR
MANUFACTURER, No 42, Chatham Street New-York
9 GUCCESS0Rto PETsR and GEORGE LonILLARD offers
- for sale all kin ofSnu and Tobacco in general
For particulars, Price Current be obtained by ad
dressing as above THIS Establishment is Of the old
est of the kind in the United States.
Feb II -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-02-01
MD i, PENNsnLVANIA RAILROAD.

PENNS1 1LVANIA EeAlLROAD-
INHREB Daily Through Trains heiwe.n Pbiisa.l,h;.
Il and Pltsourg. THE MORSING MAIL TRtIS
leaves Philadelphia for PlI.sburv at ~ - %
burg for Philadelphia at 2, NJ. fHE FSST line
leaves Phadelpha for Pitsburg at n and Pi,t-tsr9
Iod 1 m i1depnia at l, 7. n. THf NIGHT EXPRESS
psAiN leaves PhiladePhia for Pi:tsburg at H. P N nd
Pitisburg for Philadelphia ct 10, p N ~ -1N
Inc aooTe lines connect at PItsburg With the Railroad,
20 20 aG yroIs 81 LOUIS. Mo; Alton. Galeua and Cbcago
III FrankIort Lexington, and Louisville Ky: Tern
ha9s Madison, Lafayette nd Indianapolis ind Cireiu
nst Dayton Springfield, Belefoniaine Sandusky Toledo
Sie'elAna Colnmous GAINESVILLE, Masson and oostsr
ONO; also, with the Steam Packet Boats from apS to Nv
Orleans 81 Louis Louisville and CsociDnaii.
Through Tickets be had to or from stber of the
above places -' - -
For further particulars Handbills at the different
starting points Passengers from the Wesi viii End this
me shUrtest and most e1pedous route 70 Philadelphia
Baltimore, New \ ork or Boston
Thus MOORE, AGENT Passesqer LINES Psiaa9a
j. MESklAEN, AGEST, Passenger LINES P,tss6~rg
Philadelphia, ls5G-iarS-lT