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UNION AND AMERICAN.
NASHVILLE, TUESDAY MORNING. NOV. IS, 1855.
CITY IsPRoyEMENTs-Two NEW AND MAGSIFI.
CENT STORES. -


CITY IsPRoyEmENTs-TwoN NEW AND MAGNET.
CENT STORES. -
1t gives us pleasure to record the fact that our
esteemed citizen, ESocH ESsEEY, Esq, is about to
have erected at the of the Square and Front
street, two magnificent stores e
The elevation of the proposed new buildings
was exhibited by Mr.. II. NJ. AKERoYD, Architect,
at the Mechanics Fair, where it was greatly ad-
mired. Some idea may be formed Of the rnsgni-
tuds Of the undertaking, when we say that with
the exception of the Aessrs TIFFANY d. Co, OF
Broadway, New York, there is not bailding as
high in the whole of the Empire City. The style
chosen is as FERGUSON terms it, Lombardic Ital-
ian, with the fronts piece of store room psrtaking
somewhat of the Anglo Italian, SO much in vogue
in London and Paris since CHAs. BARRY's great
revival. 1t would be difficult to conceive anything
more pleasing in proportion or richness than the
whole of tie main front 1t ia of splendid width,
amply sufficient for the Architect 10 display his
skill in design being 50 feet, while there is some
thing perfectly sublime in its ambitious height,
upwards of 100 feet. The whole lower part will
be constructed Of iron Of great strength and beauty,
the window frames everys Story varying in design
and richness, of wood with iron dressings and
enriehments Each floor will be divided by ball or
string courses of stone, while the corners will be
quoined or cornered with sto1e with enriched
level suitable in proportion to its enormous height
ne sixth story will be separated az it were from
the rest of the design by species Of corbel table
of turned brick arches with stone string on top,
and from which commences one of the most elab.
orately designed cornices, possible. The founda
ton walls will be battered diminishing one foot in
thickness in every ten feet from the base and the
whole work thoroughly grouted. The brick wall
will be constructed with buttressss or off sets every
ten feet 10 the inside, similar to the one Mr.. AXE
RoYo is now building for R. S. HoLLINs on the
opposite side of the Square; and commencing with
twenty-five inches in thickness for the two first
floors, and Is inches above to the top. Mr.. AXE
RoYD intends to pursue the sams course he is now
doing in the Messrs. HoIINs' building, of laying |
his floors, and through mailing completed as the |
work proceeds, thus enabling him to tie the build
ing, aud in connection with the bonding OF the |
brick work. steaiyng the whole structure most |
effectualy 1t will be with great interest we shall
watch the progress of this work, as on paper it |
promises to lie not only much richer, but in every
way the finest store that has as yet been attempt
ed amongst u.s. Messrs. WARREN & MOORE, the
eminent builders of !his city, the entire con-
tractors, with Mr. AKERoYD as Architect and we
most sincerely wish them all the success they can
wish themselves.
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DR.. ShaIIenberger's

NEVER AND AGUE ANTIDOTE, FOR THE SPEEDY
safe and radical of EVERY FORM of that Distress.
ing Malady-on entirely principles. l1Fs- Sold at
Wholesale by Ewn Brothers, and Retail by 10. G. Brown,
Nashville Tenn. Ijune 2S-6m is+
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JOY TO THE WORLDl
THE ONLY INFALLIBLE RRMEDY
Hurley's I Sarsauarilla.

nF ali the remedies that have discovered during
" present age for the shousand Ills that flesh sheir "
none equal this wonderful preparation Only three
have elapsed since discoverer (who spent decade In
studying expermenalzing and penecng IT. first introduce
ed to the public and tits already recognized by the most
eminent in all parts Of the country 70 be the
surprising and effective remedy for certain diseases of which
they have knowledge. Z = r-Tf &C
ALI other compounds syrups OF the root have hitherto
failed TO command the sanction of the faculty. because,
bong they have been found TO contain nox0us ngre
dents which neutraze the good effects OF the sarsapara,
eentimes inure the health of the patient 1t
with Huriey's preparation. a -t5
This pure genuine extract Of the root and
trial. be found eecta certain and perfect cure Of the fol-
lowing complaints and diseases: .sss {. ~
Affection OF the Bone, Habitusl Costiveuess,
Debility, Indigestion,
Diseases ofthe Kidneys, Liver complaint,
Dyspepsia Piles, rsLcf
Efysipelas Pulmonary Diseases
Female Irregularities, serofula, or Kings Evil,
Fistula, Syphilis, -
And all Diseases ofthe Skim. lfstt. e-s
Besides curing the above, Is also known to be great
and powerful tonic purifying the blood and invigoatng the
system. .-. r.s~ss
In short II is without exception, in the cases mentioned
and its general effect the SYSTEM the most efcacous,
IL is most Desirable remedy of the is already extern
svey used throu ghout the country and is stobaning
Rurope reputation The instances of cures has effected
daily coming the prepetors knowledge, and he has
noesatoni in recommending to and all who desire
procure relief from suffering. One bottle being tried its ef
fleets will be too apparent TO admit OF further Doubt
Receec Husys SAsaparilla is re only genuine article
In the market. GLFJ-s
y Price dollar per bottle, or six for i've dollars
For the mandatory OF Seventh and Green
streets, Louisville KY. Also Wholesale and retail by G.
SCOV and by dealers in Medicine throughout the United
States, Canada and Mexico. ]an23-d&wly
BERRY Il DEMOVILE,
Wholesale Agents Nashville
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New Wheat Flour.

New Wheat Flour.
Onn BAGS City Mills extra New White Wheat
SO5ls1 Family Flour in ' sTss ri 8 T%ra
> sale BY 1"' '"V''' A0O'''-nA0oSA''' 0f
luly2 sTRATToN &EwNG
C,OFFEE-60O bags Bait Rio Coffee, choice;
" so Laguyra do do;
so Old Government Java Coffee.
In store and for sale BY STRATT0N EWING.
SAAhIIr-i2OO bags Fine Li7eTRCOI sat fOT 4ls 5y
W HIskY-2OO bbls Ohio and Tennessee WHISKY,
july2 sTRATTON EWING
NAILs-5OO kegs Wheeling Mails, tOr sale by
IN july2 STRATTON &EWING.
WHEAT, WHEAT-2O,OOO bushela he'd an
w White Wheat wanted Immediately, for which W
iuIya ~ '' w sTRATToN EWING.
CTAR CANDLES-lOO boxes Star Candies;
y so Il" do do
so &" do do
For sale by STRATT0N EWING.
Groceries.
WEare prepared to furnish plantation supplies Of
w every kind and would invite the attention Of er
chants and De- ers to stock which will at al times be
complete and consists in part ut present. Of the following
articles
so hhds Sugar; 400 bags C.aea;
1900 bags Salt; 500 barrels Salt;
800 boxes Star Candles; $50 barrels Whisky;
100 pieces Begging; 200 half pieces Bagging
300 " As incn Bsgging; 800 coils Rope; together
with all other articles usually kept in such establishments
JOHNSON, HORNE d co.
iy2s B. Corner Broad and Market sta
SlX hundred and twenty barrels Recti6ed Whisky in
- store and for sale bv JOHNSON, HORNE 4 co.
LANGHORNE q ARMISTEAD.
S0 BOXES Langhorne Armisesd's Celebrated To.
sugl7-lw B&P JOHNSON. HORNE 4 co
COTTON YARNS.
A FULL stock of Cotton Yarns from the Vale Mills
n Sparta, Sycamore, Mt. Vero, Laurel Hill, Contra
may8O VIII GORDON co.
CUGAR-250 hhds Common and Prime Louisiana su-
msy8o ~ ~ " ~ W. H. GORDON CO.
NoFFEE-9OO bags Fair and Prime Rio Coffee, in
maySo WI. GORDOy co.
CRUSHED SUGAR-lOO bbls New York az
nay8O '1 ''' III VIII. GORDON co.
ID ICE-1O tierces fresh Carolina Rice, for sale BY
III w. Ii. GORDON co.
WHISKY-5Ob bls Robertson county Whisky.
w 100 " Deans Aurora
so A" Old Bourbon
For sale by W. H. GORDON co.
NAILs-l,OOO kegs ShOsubergers Nails, all siaes for
IN sale by W. II. GORDON 4 co
WRAPPING PAPER-lOOO bundles single
w crown medium and double crown Tor Sa G by
may80 w. Ii. GORDON co.
GUNNY BAGS.
900 BALES Gunny Bags, "a and bushels
cOO 100 Osnaburg ~
For saleby [maySOI W. Il. GORDON co.
OSNABURGS.
100 BALES "A Aisonia 0snsburgs;
IUU 50 " ~ Franklin
so e
For sale by W. II. GORDON co.
mayS0
SHEErINGS.
~ BALES "A Laurel Hill Sheetings;
I'd 10 "A Glen Mills
25 "A Sparta
Now in store and receiving daily, and for sale by
maysO W. II. GORDON 4 co.
IHLOUR-From the Lebanon Mills Goodettsville do,
i Manchester do, Star do and Speneers do. In store
and for sale to the trade only, by
mayS0 w. H. GORDON co.
CIDER VINEGAR expressly tor family use. For sale
u by, isn8'66 R. O'zANE.
\ ANGnOkNE q ARMSFEAD.-25 boxes Of
u this celebrated chewing TObaccs reeeved-new crop
and for sale. MCREA 4 TERRASS.
TNDIGO.-Two best just received and for sale By
Il sept MCREA L TERRAsS
lava COFFEE.-5O pockets very hne just re-
q ceived and for sale By
sept7 RCREA TERRASS
On MANHOOD,
AND ITS PREMATURE DECLINE
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FOR SALE.

OnO ACRES IF splendid land lyingon the South
OOO side of the N. d G. Railroad, "A miles from
Nashville % from Lavergne Depot. 675 acres under
good cedar fence and in high state Of cultivation On
this land two comfortable Dwellings, two Gins, Out
houses ali good, fine Orchard of choice Fruit num-
Der of excellent Springs, and is travsrsed by
falling stream of water
This Tract for richness of soil and beauty of location
not surpassed if equaed nRuherford county, and is well
adapted to the growth of Cotton Corn and small Grain
and taking into consideration its contguity to the Railroad
Depot, where there are good Schools good Mills good
Churches and variety OF Shops &C. think it very
desirable place indeed Also 20 of cedar con-
venient distance which will be sold with the above. /
will sell altogether, divide to suit purchasers
modatng terms. Apply on the premises to the sub.
scriber at Lavergne, Tennessee -s.
au55-tW&Wff CHARLES T., NELSON
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GREAT HONEY CRoP.-Mr. M. QuMBY, of ST
townsville, Montgomery county, New York, (ssys
the New York Tribune has sold this year upward
Of 10000 pounds of honey, principally produced
who have fl owed his example. Himself and son
make the production of honey business, and IN
dOubtedIy a very profitable one. The honey is de-
posted by the bees in small, cheap boxes, with
glass sides and ends and sold in the same by weight
including the weight of boxes
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GLOVER q co.

CII LAFhEDO-FdOA d ULOI
DARCES and Baggage delivered any part Of the city
Il with despatch and safety.
Feeling that such enterprise very much needed,
they have heavy expense and quick
conveyance and hope BY prompt sttenon business de-
serve the patronage of the business of the city.
Mr.. A. L. Wesbrook, late messenger of Adams Express
Company whave charge of Wagon and receive
liver Packages point In the city and suburbs Charges
very moderate
Once Ne. 50 Cherry street, up stairs, VIM. L. Boyd's
Jr. lnoyiI-6m,
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A SMALL FARM FOR SALE NEAR NASH


MERCHANTS BANK,
NOVEMBER, IL, 1856. } -
ON and after Monday the 18th instant this BANK wei
b. opened Al O'Clock A. NJ, and closed al ,, p. NJ.
oyI2IIm john P0RTERFiLD, Cashier.
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OF We call attention to the card of Mr. CASEY.
He has just returned from Norfolk where he has
made arrangements FIR daily supply by Express
of the famous Norfolk Oyster in three days from
the briny deep.
Fresh oysters, through in quick time, are what
this community has long needed, and Mr.. CASEY
justly deserves, as we trust he will receive, the
liberal patronage of all lovers of bivslves. Fam
lies will be supplied, ia any quantities, from
pint to gallon keg at reduced prices
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NOTICE TO policy HOLDERS.

NOTICE TO POLICY HOLDERS.
MIR. L. d. FARNSWORTH has been duly elected Marine
VI and Fire Inspector for the Insurance Offices and Agen
cie of this city, and such Inspector authorised
anime any risk taken by either of the Offices.
JOSEPH VAULX, Prest.
...- ALEX. FALL, Pres't.
SAM. SEAY, Pres't.
oct3l-H JOS. NASH, Agent.
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Guns {: Gums Guns /!
FALL & CUNNINGHAM,

NUs II TUDLIC SVUANE1
HAVE Just received and opened splendid assortment
III of Single and Double Bird and Deer Guns among which
a few of the celebrated Wesley Richards Manufac
ure and other fine Guns in complete These Guns
all Ortheir importation direct England, and
all made their order expressly for this market
ALSO, Sharpe's Rifles and Shot Guns Colts Repeaters
Aliens lfCOckIng Pistols; together with the finest
Of Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, and Belts offer
ed in Nashville. Tnovl3-d3mis.
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RADwAY'S REGULATORS

EQUAlIZING THB CIRCULATION.
And regulating all the organs Of The body aaural and
healthy action. -Ha ..-s 81
Railways Regulators possess properties that other
Pills are deficient in, and the only pills that e
be taken for length OF time without weakening tie sys
ten. - II
They always leave the system in healthy condition the
liver, bowels, hea paRcreas, kidneys and skin regular
and ready 10 discharge their several Without ~
course 10 unnatural means.
Every dose OF Railways Regulators are taken will
niuse new life, fresh strength, and hsth 10 The
wa nj faab Il bodv
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AueusrA, Ga, Nov. 24-The official vote OF
Alabama is: Buchanan 46. 637; Fillmore 28so5Z'
Bhchanap's msiority 10 0S5.
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An Enlzant called upon few months SINCE who had
been troubled disease called Kings Evil. He
two very large holes in his neck and his head body and
legs were with the most disgusting and ncksaing
sores We Immediately placed him under the influence Of
the ResOvent. In from the time called upon
Us every healed Not sf upon his
body 70 remind him Of the Kings Evil.
This man. like thousands OF other deluded persons, had
thrown self Frustrated before EmPe0S four Kng
and one Queen touched by the fingers of Royalty, be-
eving the hands Of their most sacred majesies
would drive away evil" The KenoVating ResOlyeat
power in restoring this deluded victim Of
cruel sound condition Of body than all III
kings and mOnarehs on the earth.
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DR. ]. G. AVER.
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST,

LOWELL, hAss
a And sold Wholesale by Berry Demoville Retail
by Jo g. Brown Nashville and all Druggists in the cit
and all Dealers in Medicine everywhere
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one or two Of Railways Regulators ansUsr better
purpose than castor OIL common pills. blue pills Lees or
Bilious pills, other Catharc bilious drastfc pnrga
tlves, sa, The Regulators VIII quickly opsn
Inc bowels, force natural passage, and will lhe
whole - stem in healthy state.
PALSEN-RuEUMATlSM.
How the X. K. T. Remedies raised Mrs. Sarah A. Houxh
IRON crippled and helpless condition 10 sound heah
aer the skill OF tour OF the physcisns IN
ia "A MncIaIn
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HOW DISEASED RD Acton CIT 3; sSeonss ESTABLISHED

fhe positive virtues OF Railways RenoFafng Rssolvsnt in
restoring the COnsumPtive % Health, and seeuinE
Bronchitis, Asthma, bad 4 eadaehes and Dyspspsia.
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BoILs CURED R.R. RRsoLvENT.

Messrs. Railway & Co., Chemists, N.Ys-Send
dozen OF K Resolvent have been sofely afflicted
bos have been tomented with these dsagrseable
for than two years. tried all kinds Of
medicines without effect commenced the Re=ovent. 0se
bottle cured entirely. have since recommended Il 10
others. Yours truly, re. WRIGHT
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NEAR AND ADJOINING JACKSON TEYYRSSER
petition Sale of Real Estate for Partition In Madison
County Court
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RAILWAY & o..
PILES! PILES PILESI

Sold by Druggists Merchants and keepers every
where
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How the r. r. Resolvent cured the Kings Evil atsr
ress crowned mOnarchsaled to restore the supDeant
10 health. - YEA

The presence Of pmpes blOehes, puules, letters rash
le sores, painful itehings hot Pushes, &c. ind
cations Of foreign and impure humOrs IN
system and allowed mingle with the blood and remain
system, cOrrupng the blood and hng the %
the body with impurities, and ulcers will break
and cover the body with their repUlsiye presence.
The skin, these poisonous Influences becomes
erupvs volcano, exhibiting the the disgusting lava
of disease form of SALT Theum cancers ulcers fever
Sores putrd aesh kings evil and the ghtfa eruP
tons OF the skin.
Railways Ready Resovent has cured the most terrible OF
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8sgyssesxl
gsasSas ts;RES SsHe1Rs1k,s :1zR
>SSFaS SSS
-teHuIHE 10
Q SEEEa . ESSs sS

For the Complete Cure of Coughs, Colds,
Influenza, Asthma, BrOnch It's, Splitting
of Blood and all other Lung Complaints
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/ OST---S25 REWAkD ID. s-.LOSI ON FRi-(x
IL DAY last, in the city, double patent lever ~
GOLD WATCH with black silk ribbon, buckle and 49,
seal attached The above reward viii be given for Re
eoVery. Enquire al this once. nsvl6-<lW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-08

81. LOUIS, May o, 1856.
The Kansas correspondent Of the St Louis Democrat
states that Colonel Sumner encamped opposite La
the 25th ult, with 100 dragons. On the 27tn he
addressed letter to the free STATE Governor Robinson
stating that the attack Jones had produced great
element throughout the Territory and along the Missouri
frontier, and he urged upon the people Of Kansas
the Importance of ferrettng out and bringing
the assassin to justice. He also states that the
offence has been reported TO the Executive at Wash
ipgton, and whatever orders be (sumner) receives
viii be instantly carried out Mr. Robinson replied that
the attempted assassination of Jones s unanimously
condemned by the citizens OF Lawrence, and the guilty
party can be found he win be given up; that 1t had
w bee the policy of the people Of Lawrence TO yield
prompt obedience the laws and officers OF the fed era
and Jones acting under authority OF
the government the day o. the assault the perpera
tor the deed enemy 70 the citizens OF Lawrence
no less than q violatsr Of the Law.
Whitfield returned to Lawrence the 9th. Mr. OIL
yer acted his attorney before the committee during his
saws the commit replied to Wht6slds note saving
that could not attend the investigation In La wrencs
and that when they concluded there, they would 20
rcTne place where he could introduce witnesses.
At public meeting at Westport resolutions pass
ed deny ing the assertion oil the Herald of Freeo that
military companies drilling there the day Jones
attempted to make the arrests IN Lawrence.
REPORTED DEATH OF SHERIFF JONES.
CHICAGO, May Z, 1856.
The Platte county (Ao.) Argus, of the "a inst says
Sheriff SoDes who shot at Lawrence on the oath
ult.. Ia dead,
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Mss KATE CoMsrocKs CoScERT.-1his promising Young
vocalist her second concert Tuesday evening" Ut
the Brooklyn AhenRum. There . very fair attend
ance The programme, though rather ambitious in its
selections very creditaby supported by Misc Com
stock Miss T. Stockton and Sgnor Morino. The gsrs OF
the evening were the Gave Maria" arranged by Sgnor
Bassini, the aria from "LE dAnore" (both sung by
Miss Cornstock the cavatina 'Leonora" from Merca-
dante" (by Miss stockon and the duetto "Favorite"
from Donizetti, (by Miss COmstock and sgnor Morno)
The harmony Of the evening for moment interrupt
ed by the bosterousness OF individual amongst the
audience, who appeared to have been dining too well.
He was very properly assisted to the door gentleman
whom he had annoyed BY his attentions.
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City Intellgence.

THE COMPETING FIRE ENGINES The Councilmen Commit.
tee Fire Department awarded the first prize Of $500
Smiths model the second of $500 to Lee Larned and
the third OF 5000 to Burnham OF there dispute
to the propiety Of the awards but the committee ne
doubt acted mp to the best light they had.
NATIONAL GuARD-This popular and splendid regiment
will visit East New York Monday next at O'Clock.
They execute all the different irngs at will and CON-
maDd. large turn out is expected.
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Franz the British Provinces,

The New Brunswick House has adjourned and recsived
with It the anathemA OF . ct. John paper, thus
The most wiuy corrupt and disgraSefu session that
has been known in this province was brought 70
el se THURSDAY last and the country win NO doubt
rejoice at event. The dongs Of new liberal House
and government have been such as TO make even their
waest iends and supporters look upon them with sus
pioion while those who have steadily opposed them from
principle feel strengthened in their resistance:
In closing the session the Governor said In his speeeh
The confederation Of the whereby the formation
of railways best be promoted has occupied your at
enton. In thecourse of the session OF great
importance have been passed this subject and hope
that these may attain the object for which they
have heen Sdonted.