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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

WHEAr IN TssN es,l II knoxville Whig
says--lhere has tfen ususfy hfgs amount
a. wheat ~ Fast rress nd " efttscp v good from
tbi- go harvest N will be a crop gathered that ~d
ionfh the native II noihfne happens 70 The growing
crop, N slaw 81 TIE suourt that hls been win
yield people in He 'hty counties u this end Of The
STATE two millions o. dolars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

Two ncnihers " Volhy nian ruhihiy narned Roscn
IN and ttsvrolat tIve been sentenced N the los OF
an r ts~b .ui ~. rh 10 the furNest confines Of sire
ria Nv t.~-g c,sta ~ ser Of the etste Voaianka, IN
The 90, rrrnet. o. hen fNsoia sanst her awful lords
and masters,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

Now N well known tina, Mas,eyis "ios'' n no, rcd
able lower vcloces than two nautical miles bJur;
YET the blades Of the "ny" probably expse 30 square
r,hes Of surface 70 the action Of the passing current
Now pcssb.e that propeller Of The following dincn-
lions wiz Indicate correctly with velocity q even two
n.esi-
M nINsrRr,frHr or or OF r,n rygrRr xy-ra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

k1trt me breadtn oi nange. ........ssss..l incn
The Arches leads weighed about one hundred pounds
each and the line most relied upon cable laid,
pr cd Of three parts OF line larger than that OF the tables
tUmlarng With as 81 IN 81 Our tables show that doub
gug the weight from % TO "a lbs with the ssrn hne, did
uu materially alter the rate NJ descent But the surface
VI tie Mc,ics line being four umts greater han that Of
IN, tables, II would require lead OF sbout lB lbs. W
equal the rate Of the q a. and Of 255 lbs 70 equal that
of the two 32's.
nor would particular form Of sinker pcrcertoly Affect
the rate Of descent so slow But the rghness OF the
cable laid line would Increase the friction, nsl The
above estimate must be far below the mark.
These iacts show us clearly why the lines were al
waJs broken 800 on 1000 athous In attempting 20 70
them with weights snficent 10 carry u EN- down. at
the low rate OF one lie hour and why before the
invention o. the detschpg apparatus specimen Of the
deep sea bottom eve, obtained.
The specimens obtained by the Arctic fully confirm pre-
Scus observation az 10 the character q the depose aud
hs fitness 20 receive The telegraph cable and A. expe
rieuce has shown Il W be imyoSsibe 70 such
w'ght ~ these altered instruments present, from grcaier
deihs Than o'bovsand OF twenty h,ehundred Ahoms,
W probable that he deepest water Of the plateau does
not exceed TIA, depth JUSTICE
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-08-28
IRASBURGH, VERMONT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2S, 1857.

son, who, when Inge fell, dashed brave
ly on.
Then would you look for May once
more-gaze through that wall of bay
onets, beneath that gloomy cloud and be-
hold him crashing into the whirlpool of
the fight his long hair, his sweeping
beard, and sword that never for an in
slant stays its lightning career, making
him look like the embodied demon of his
battle day.
In the roar of the battle behold this
picture: Where May dAshed like a
thunder-bolt from his side, Gen. Taylor
in his familiar brown coat still remains
Near him, gazing on the battle with in
terest keen as his own, the stout form
the stern visage of his brother soldier
Twiggs. They have followed with lash
ing eye the course of May; they lave
seen him charge, and see his men ;nC
horses hurled back in their blood, Will,
still he Numbered on. At this momn
the brave La Vega is led into the PIE
sence of Taylor, his arms folded ow
his breast his eyes fixed upon tl'
ground.
As the noble-hearted General expre
sed his sorrow that the captive's lot ht
fallen on one so brave, as in obedience
the command of Twiggs, the soldier
arranged in battle order, salute the pr
soner with presented arms, there CONT
rushing to the scene the form of Ma
mounted on his well known charger.
General, you told me tc silence th;
battery. I have done it p
He placed in the hands of Zachal
t Taylor the sword Of the brave La Veg
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-08-28
Conclusion Of Mr.. Pspperage's
Fourth of July Grafton.

81 shall close" said the eloquent ora
tor, "by an allusion- to the vital great
ness, and sempiternal Importance of the
national Union"
This sentence was greeted by a salvo
of tremendous cheers and cries of " Go
it, Pepperage."
"The Union!'' perforated Mr.. P
" Inspiring theme! How shall l find
words to describe its momeutous magnii-
cence and its beatifc lustrue? The
Union lit is the ark of our safety the
palladium of our liberties the safe
guard of our happiness !-and the @gis
of our virtues!!!! In the Union we
live and 60 ahead. 1t watches over US
at our birth-it fans US in our cradles
it accompanies US to the district school
it gives US our victuals in due season
it selects our wives for US from Ameri-
cas- fair daughters and it does a great
many other things; to say nothing of
putting US to sleep sometimes, and keep
ing flies from our innocent repose.-
While the Union lasts, we have the most
reasonable prospect of plenty fodder
with occasional drinks. By its benefcent
energies, however, should the present
supply give out, we shall rise superior tt
the calculations of an ordinary and mar
row prudence. and take in Cuba, Hayti
and Mexico, and such parts of all con
tiguous islands as may offer prospects fo
:, an advantageous investment. Palsied b.
4 the arm, then, and blistered the tongue
< and bumped the back, and broken tn
5 legs, and eviscerated the stomach, of ev
: cry person who dares to think or eve
II dream of harming it May the heavies
curses of Time fall upon his scoundrell
S soul! May his juleps curdle in h
e mouth! May he smoke none but Me-
Orleans tobacco! May his family b
/ perpetually ascending the Mississippi
ot a steamboat May his own grandmotht
is disown him And may the sufrages
y his fellow citizens pursue him like aver
e. ging furies, till he is driven bowling in
at Congress. For, oh! my dear, dei
le friends-my beloved fellow-citizens-
Sc who can foretell the agonies, or the so
S rows, or the blights, and the anguish, al
'h the despair, and the black eyes, and Il
rs bloody noses, that would follow upon Il
r. dispersion of our too happy, happy far
lis lily.
y The accursed myrmidons of despotisI
I'd, with gnashing teeth and blood-stain
re eyes, would rust at large over this plan
an They would lap the crimson gore of t
most wealthy and respectable citizens.
IDS The sobs of females and the screams
ith children would mingle with the bark
he of dogs and the crash Of falling column
i. A universal and horrid night wot
ich mantle the skies, and one by one
ng strong pillars of the universe go cru
bling into ruin, amid the CLEAN of boy
rm knives and the Iurid glare OF explodi
his steamboats!"-Put,sam's Moathly.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-08-28

ca If you would not have afHiction
visit you often, listen at once to what it
teaches.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-08-28

G The most mischieyous liars are
those who keep just on the verge oftruth.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-08-28

e5s History is the essence Of innumer-
able biographies.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-08-28

gS Anger begins with folly, and ends
with repentance.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-10
PIanett's Ritters
Champagne aud sweet Idel

Champagne aud sweet Ider
NEW Ot Of the above. Just received packages q
n New York made Ale Pumps, lot Fith silver tops
SO boxes French COufeesnares; candies
order, fresh day; crackers fresh every days so
nuts, assorted; 100 bbs. ale brands These anics
re fires aud will be sold cheap.
aug2 J G.. ROBERTSON, Broadwzy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-10

have now on hand and sre constantly fseeirzne a
lew and well assorted stock Of
"a CIGARS, TOBACCO, FOREIGN WINES
AND LIQU0RS,
We are Offering 70 the trade at prices much
an they can be bad from any other house In the
stock consists Of the finest brands Of HAFANA
now in the market; BRAxDrEs which f0T favor
be surpassed, and imported By ourselves direct
Z he.Custom House to this city; SEERRY, PoRT and
WIEEs; warranted pure and 0fthe best qualities.
fRl assortment Of Whiskeye, st. Croix and Ja-
lam, Holland Gin, and ell other kinds
To Country nerchanfs We offer the best induce.
Q purchase from rs, our stock is large and alWayH
70 prompt customers eastern time viii be given; 10
Iyers We give every advantage All orders BY let.
otherwise win always meet with prompt attention
LYONS & CO.,
10 Cedar st
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RagsI Rags!

TWILL pay 3K cents Cash forgood Cotton ln
4 "eii geTed at my Rag StOY On The NOrtn-a1st
Square WOOlleB aad SILK Rags are nct scat
ortD "
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-10

lust received in Magazns and for sale, 90o kegs, 500
U haf ksgs SOC quart kegs Dupont eelebted Rife Powder
by u. & &. r. CHEATHAM, Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-10
L0NGHURST Il CO.,
Who IeSale and Retail CORfectiOnerS
NO. UNION STREET

NVs 20 UNION . ] III. 4 =
HAVE hand very choice assortment Of Candies OF
ii ali Xmas Cakes Nuts Preserves, Pickles Catsups
srdiues Bran y Fruits Pie Fruits Pine Apples, Oranges
ApDes and eve " thing of the kind usually kept in Con
Tbey also deal il WINES and LIQUORS, ALE, CIsARs
and ToBACco Of the very best brands
Their Bakery on,of the best in the Western country
and thew are prepared furnish fresh Light Bread and
CIrackeys Of the best qua ty at the lowest prices.
PARTIES WE'D DINGS, BALLS, &C,
Furnished by them on the shortest notice, with Cakes
Confectionaries &C. &C. in he highest style OF theart
Mr. Lopgburst who bas ch,'rge of the Manufacturing
Department has received several lPomas N New 1ork'
for the best articles IL his line. hbIted at STATE Far
and Is one of the skin Con eeuoners IN the eonn-
try uIO'
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Frederick REeir.

GERMAN PHYSICIAN, from Rudolton, SaX0ny, has Ia
" ken an Office t No TO- Front street Clark. and Of
frs the citizens Of Nashville for the relief and
cure Of Female Complaints 81 all kinds Scroula ia It's
worst forms; Consumption, Rheumatism nd DTopsy. His
practice in regsrd 10 these and similar dis
eases such to enable him 70 guarantee pertec
cure il treated or taken 10 time.
For sale Us above, very superior article Of Stomach
itterS of his own invention aud manufacture, together
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-10
tAaHTILLE locNEY clue COURSE,

Ta7I 8etA1B9 1897.
THURSDAY. ociober 2ilat day--sweepstzkas for two
year dds who trained previous 70 the Isi
Of Juyl 800 entrance, $50 forfeit mile out closed
I-Caey 8 TaomPsOn enters II by 81 BOstOD. dam by
= a TaTnsr enters by shamrock, dan Ids. by imp
"a Games ents1s !. + by Albion dam by Richard
EBrasher & Powers enter Oh by Albion, dam BY Leva-
5-w Phillips enters fby Albion, dam Delta, by PrIam.
Tennessee stakes for year dds se0o $50 for
iel1 mile neasClub TO add 500 u two Or n9lS sssIs
Nv Reuntree enters Oh Tom Esmes BY Sd Boston, dam
aAlsO, fKase Hayes by imp Albion. dam EndOra, by
s--Jchn Kennedy enters On fby Emu dam by Imported
Up sFO,rsr enters brf Daisy Burns, BY Lamds dam by
NV r cbsatham enters b by Glencoe, dam Sonora
Sc sTsahiil enters 5 f by Albion, dam by Ratler.
WEDNESDAY, October 9Is-SweepstaKes for uniFsed
syeaT olss, 500 entrance, $50 fcrsi mile heats
sl-W z Cheathsn enters fby Glencoe, dam Sonora
sJohh Kennedy ontsTs ch ( by Emu, dam by Ainaerby.
3-Al5o, 6 I by Emu, dam By mp AindeIby.
Nv Phillips enters b I by Ebony, dam by ID Bell
THURSDAY, October q2d.-sweepsakes fore year olds,
500 en,Iaaee, $50 forfeit, one mile heats
araher & Powers enter Oh by Albion, dam by Ievia-
s-JOhn kennedy enters eA by Albion, dam by Ain
4wm ROunrss entsra by Glencoe, dam Jane Watson,
9N SheffOd enters or Oy Allne Dent, by EpsolOm,
dam Princess Ann By LeviRthan.
CIV T Cheatham sR.ers ST by Glencoe, dam Sonora
Love, by Leviahan.
T-K Thompson enters bf by Glencoe, outOf the dam
Of Mary Bowen, by Leviathan.
FRIDAY octobsr e3isWeepstakes for year ods, $3.50
entrance $50 forfeit, two mile heaClub 10 add $500 Two
I-Wm Rountree enters CHI Tom Fans, by Sd Boston,
dam sally Jones, by Leviathan.
2-Also, Kats Hases by Albion, dam by Priam.
3-B F. cheaibam Oh DeSoto by Epsilon, dam Cottage
Girl by imp AIndeTby.
4P Fowler enters br Daisy Burns by IAmda dam by
Pacific.
s-A Turner enters Oh by GlensOe dam Princess Ann,
b. Levathan.
SATURDAY, October 24h--Sweepstakes for year ods,
81 entrance, $50 forfeit, mile heats.
1T Trmble enters bf by Glencoe Of the dam of
Mary Bowen, by teviaLhsn.
IN Csgy Potsos by Glencoe, dam by
imp StuL Us
ST u Bscon Bill Chealham, by Albion out of
the dam Of Berry, by Glencoe.
4-W T Cheatham enters by Glencoe, dam Sonora
Love, by Leviathan.
5ohn Kennedy enters oh by Albion, dam by imported
Ainder0y.
CIV sherrOd enters br Aline Dent, by EpsOlom, dam
Princess By Leviatllan
Wv Phillips enters Oh by Albion, dam Delta, by
Priam, w. J. PHILLIPS,
aue4--f Proprietor
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M&EFOH EATHAM.
ID. w. RUSSELL.

Sf AOAOhbho AMI SfEAMbOAI AGENT,
OFFICE AND STORAGE AT
D u. w E A KLEY Us,
-0t road and front SITS
Come, e, TENN ESSE E.
ssh IL rtEoss
p. If. Bennett g. Co, Pitts
& Hale, Cincl6asn. 3, rats; c. ihmsen & Co.
r1ne, Breed g. Co Gfe iB. nth, Guthrie & Co.
II; S n Barrett Cincinnau - & Smith, st
. MCComas. CiRcinnati; Aou ~
I'D Merchants of Nash vile generessSe Louisville
yuis manufactured articles will be Sgosns eft
lieoA
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NaiIS.

000n KEGS sboenberger's Nails;-al sizes.
IUOU 100 kegs Flour Barrel
100 kegs Fin shing Z"
100 g Fencing . I"
so 6 4, and In. Spikes In store aud for sale by
may9l. w, f. GORDON & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-10

NINNRSITX OF LOUISIANA,
MNICAL DEPARTMENT.
uual CONE Of ectures in this department VIII
3nce on ANNDAY, November 10Th, 1851, and VIII
the ensulN March.
nes, Al d, Pf<rssor Of Practice of Medicine
ell, d, PFoteSur of Chemistry.
tone. N ID. breNSsor Of surgery.
sM D, PrOiessONof Obstetrics.
Al Mott, NJ D, Prulesorot Matsria MedicA-
Sott NJ D, Pro fssssA OF Anatomy.
NJ, n a, PrOiessorosShysolog and Pathology
see, n D, DemonssiSor Of Anatomy.
~seeting VIII DO tNen on The second Mon
Physieianssnd Surgeons Of the
~ieI sOFs y their visits, AID
-~a5tiVa advantages
he delivered daily
IN LIST Of DC
subjects
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-10

MASONIC MARKS, JEW ELRY, MILITARY
COI,LEGE. AND SOCIETY MEDALS,
aFAYJJFAC TURED AND ENGRAVED, New and original
nj algns a, Marks Pins Suds, &c, constantly on hand
,rdeTs nv mail t-nded to. Door Pla e., Notary Corpora
ION seals with or withoutpre Bridal visiting Poies
Coyds engraved order, at the shortest notice.
First prsmium awarded by franklin Institute, Tor the
,sa r9 .p5nring OF Masonic, and fine Jewelry.
EDGARF. BATON, 722 Chestnut Street,
Junel3-ly iV.& ~ 'hi~o0itA'"'i a.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-10

FINE HAMPAGNE WINES.
WE are lust receipt Of about hundred Baskets Of
w ThaupQne Wines, the very finest brands, C3Gi
arenot i'm porters, bah!) viz:
OBak cts of the Palma Champagne from Buinart PHre
FIJI ss France. We the agents for this wine ia Mash
vile. aud it is equal to any In the world.
IS basl Sets Gold Medal Brand, very suPeror
- basl lets Mumm's Cabinet
10 has ksts Mum Imperial;
IS has kets Cnquot;
i9 has kets Re iseal Cabinet, very SUPERIOR
- has kets Charles Heidseick pure;
y Compile DMontebrun, for sale az very small
at at 81 Union street, by HOLbiSTBR d CARTER.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
MANSON NJ. BRlEN61M. NJ. BRIEN, JR.
Attorneys at Law,

UFFICh, NO. A WESI-SIIE tHEkkT bIRbEI,
CO0PEh'S BUILDING,
Formerly occupied by Ed. Bwing)
I HAVE taken in eopartneFship NJ NJ BRIEE, JE
in practice Ia in all Davidson county
One both generally be found in the Office Prompt
aud especial attention given securing and collecting
claims, (money al ways ready when collected have 0een
constantly and regularly in my profession in the
Mountain District last 20Nears and win to
attend to securing and collecting claims nIruss6 my
in the counties OfCannOn. DeKab, Whte Fentress Over
ton, Putnam and Jackson. have general acquaintance
with the merchants and business in counties
merchants Nashville other places, might find
their interest with in relation thereto.
ITeferto any and all persons who know my ability
and prompt attention 10 business.
marchl7-'57-ly MANSON NJ. BRIEN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-10

OFFIcR BUcKKTR STATS INsURAEcE COMPAHT,
EfueInrarr Tar a. SO

/ OFFICR BUCKKTE STATE iNsUR ~
CineinDaIi, Dec. &C. 1850.
To All whom may This % certify that have
examined Specimens and Roofs Of W h. Childs Cos
Elastic Fire and water-Proof T. roofing and be-
heVe IL 70 be eminenIy superOrt any other kind OF Roof
these Roofs from Erge volume Of fame rsm adjoining
building, which struck directly aP0n The roof and eoc8
for nearly an hour Good the trial be- ond all exPeeons
and saved the building T. NJ HAsk ILL.
President Buckeye State Insurance CO.
CINCINNATI AskscT ROYAL INSURANCE C0NPAsT,l
have examined CbiIds 4, Co.'S Elsslie Fire aed
Waer-Proof Cement Roofing and far as can judge,
slider it great invention, willing b1dings
thus protected upon the same terms insure those covered
Agent Royal lns. Co. LOHda ana Liverpool.
From Bennett General Agent OF Elna ms for far
CISeIESAr-. Jan 7, 1857.
Having made considerable inquiry, msriis ihc
"Paen Elastic Cement Roofing" inrodueer INTO his els
BY Childs CO., ind be highly recorinendsd th
ready general Dtrodueon that is s ,rioy over ~
Tar comp stOn Roofing decided ard freely admissd and
hnaiyl expect 20 adopt for my raO which viii Be
demonstrating intended 70 use tin, bal VIII lrs yiste
OF the Patent Elastic Roofing" as asubstt1'e.
oETIcs or Tss Crs HAu AND D.TroE
Chds & Co.'S Patent Cement Roofing is
on our esielassof Buildings. We are eossh
Cans with At, and our Master Mechanic rsPor
osrreE OF THE ONO AND Mlssissirrl X
Cincinnati Jan
DEAR SIR.-Inanswer 10 your inquiry, in r.
opinion a 10 the practical use Of your Roof
OF cars, we may say that from our obsefvaiior
avery favorable One,-sO much 90, that W
thoroughly on roofs Of buildings, cars, SCI
viii win pleas re give yodoar decided oplah
Hys LOUIS Iuly9 IL
supply A gent Ohi0c
? Since the above was written, the Ohio
Railroad have contracted for covering lheir
bridge between Cincinnati and Vincennes5
considering Il the best article they have used
G Lord, Pres ind AID Gin Railroad.
Gest, Pres Wilmington and Zznesyille Rail-
A NJ Searies, Pres Merchant q ManIfacture
James Carter, AgentfOT hina ana other 80
HeSy Morton, Pres Central Insurance tonfA
George Garlic, President lafayette BaHk.
George W Conn, Bell Manut'r, 10 lJ< nAsLt
Baker & Won Phnl, No a Fourth street
Ezra Bailey, smith street, between roaftn a.
Goden, Tailor a Draper, Fourin street
Miles Green wood, Iron Foundry
Judge w Y GhOlson.
Joh6 shiIIto & Co, Dry Goods Dealers, Fo1r
Mitchell &, Ramn slsbergi Furniture MknI
Dealers, Fourth Ct.
w n stewart, Builder 3i5 P um ST.
perdvether 4 SulEell, Louisville.
w S McReynolds & CO., CiGIksviils, Tenn.
mayl6-dzwly
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w. IL. CHILDS & CO.'S

= q GG41J
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATER-PROOF. D
CEMENT ROOFING.
THE undersigned having purchased the state Right 70
tennessee, OF the sboVe patent prepared 70 introduce
INTO genera use, and asks the attention OF architects
bund Railroad Companies, and he public generay %
exam ne is superiority over Oiher ROodng.
ARiChFTECTS AND BUIbDERS shO1l not fail 70 exam
use The material forms hard aud smooth surface na
resist the action Of the atmosphere every climate
mperyous 70 water, elastic and flexible. IL contracts
expands with the changes Ofthe phso ard viii neh
er eVaPOrate eraes, nor rot and 70 lbgy, here a
no question.
Ii is practically imperishabIe aud si pesssosuy resis
any ordinary e1tei al exposure 30 IRE s1nnsntF prov
ed and We will Warmth water proc. ~ ~ eagass n
giles tar and gravel, tin zinc and copper,
It making difference how steep "a Ines mlf teac
seven collars per one hundred square ieet being c
or than any Roof OF The old style, and ass1re ~
give better satisfaction.
It will also b. found TO the best thing ever psed
cover or end old leaky tin, tar and gravel ROOM
TN russd through This Cement be put TO last y
long az stone, and form perfect adhesion
which 10 applied Tin Roofs be painted and
rantsd not 70 Leak Al two dollars and y handre
square ee which cheaper and much better than pain
his hOohng will be found tObe the best thing for OTerni
large Roofs Wher they much exposed 70 fre-such
Steam Mills, Saw Mills, Fact RES Railroad Cars, Bridges
Depots, Station Houses Steamboat
kinJ Of Roof hare there an eXposu rom
thereof Is peri CT, without joint IN Is, presents
chance for Ore ~ communicate and auy light substance vii
burn out without igDiting.
III p Insurance Offices Cincinnati, and other place
where Childs Co.'S Cement has been use insure Buiidng
with Roofs covered with this Cement. at The
for those covered with Iron, Copper or Tn.
III Tho Cement will be FINISHED 10 those al distancf
with directions for using.
III = County Rights Tor sale.
? Ordes sent 10 the undersigned through the Post-of
ice, WILDE promptly attended 10
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ESH ARRIVAL or GROCERIES.-lOO
ids prime TO choice Sugar
200 bbls Powdered Losfand Crushed Sugar;
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee
le0 bbls Aolsssss
100 = do
so Ia Gov. Java and LaguayrS Coffee;
IS obs mel. assorted;
50 iozen is
$50 boxes Sta Mould Candles;
200 kegs Vince. az Nails, assorted;
loo boxes Tobacco assorted brands
300 Imported Pegals Cigars;
Doc assorted brands do. Ea2 81
rs boxes 5 g ten Herrings
8 tierces Fresh Figs HsFra
40 bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger;
50 boxes Bar Soap
M&EF OHEAFHAM.
lUoRs 200 bbIs Pixies Magnolia Whisky;
50 bills Robinson Co do
bbIs Old Bourbon and Old Reserve do;
0 bbls American Brandy,
0 bbls do Gin;
o hbls Peach BRANDY
large stock Of Fine Imported Brand and
just rsceived and for sale By
M&EF OHgAFHAN
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Groceries

HASTINGS, steel Grow Bars, Wagon boxes Iron safes
Kes Sheet Boiler and tar Ion-A large and well
- 1ck store and for sale the trade 81 Manuac.
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