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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-25
ErederiClr BioiT,

GERMAN PHYSICIAN, from Rudolton, saxony, has -.
" oee A. No. 10, Front street Clark. and Of
citizens Of Nashville relief
cure Of Female Complaints Of al kinds Scrofna II
worst forms; ConEunp n, RheumHtism nd DFopsy. His
eEperience and practice regard these and similar die
have such enable him 70 GUARANTEES penes
cure II treated or taken 10 time.
For sale above, very superior article Of Stomach
itters, Of his invention and manufaetuEe together
with a variety OF other medicines. ffah7-1y
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GOODYEAR's PATENT VULCANITE, OR
HARD INDIA RUBBER.
THE BEACON DAM COMPANY,
OWNERS OF PATENTS.
AEuFkcTURR FRoN ABoyH EANRD NArERIAL, oPBaR
g1R SALE AT THHIR WAkEROoH,
No. 6s MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK,
Tbs PscEAaE ONLY

BYKIWEES, JUKh bLhBWB,
Of every kind for Domestic or Rusraver and Mechanics
Professional purposes, pro Measuring Tapes, Machn
nounced BY Physicians the rollers MaFngale Rings,
mest perfect article ever Whip Sockets InsulatoFs for
made Breast Pumps, Pow Telegraph WlTs adopted By
der Flssks warranted to keep the American Telegraph
ths Powder dry Furniture Compsny; Shaving Brushes,
Casters, hat will not deiaee Pans, Baths, FunBels Rne
the carpet Tun ble aud Soap Dippsr Tor Photographic and
Trayt; Pen and Pocket Cut Druggisia purpOseGT de,
lery, Napkin Rings, Pocket
This Wonderful Material which IL as arm hETAL-lght
az HoRN-briAnt JnT-a poor conductor of HHAT-n0n
conductor VI ELEETRCtTT which Ola, Aeids and
AIzRss produce effect Is vastly superior 30 any other for
named and great variety Of other purposes 70
which g Is applied.
Dealers In sl parts Of ne county supplying them
selves With goods and who the
article OF the Kind, viii buy other. jsnl7-'57-ly.
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NTourning Gnode-

HaYing ihisseason aid perteuar astenten % this
OF car business, We vii have On band Ting aan
dasir- 10 this lice
sumnor BoubaE'ues,
81 K Warp Alpaca.
ack BeTeges nULelues
allquaihss,
% Grsne1ne Six,
Lhas.
=. HG5 aders famatOn,
Ponsons "A bszuIifu article OF mourning
SIX finished without gloss,
.. F0ularda,
Cannon lranaa.
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F0lTHB CONSUMERS 90 UOats nE.AL. an
NASHVILLE.
r HAVE started e Mil in the city, and viii keep OF
hand fresh Meal 81 No. 10T, souih Summer atrest
All orders sttsnded 70 and VII ssn & the loRest cash
si5, and VIII deliver 10 sustomsru in sny psrt ths
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new Goods.

New Goods.
Xehsve j1st ressTed0n Rsrr.sn's; NlHeE York, one
w aGsortments of
CHILDRBN's CARRIAGES,
containing some Of hsndsomess that have been
brought 70 this city. Also, Go Carts-beooPedss
Rrhl0 MACKENZIE & WILSON.
RATTAN CHAIRS.
VTTB have baud a few handsome Rattan Sewing, Arm
w and Rocking Chairs, Chldren'd ChaTs Hamper and
Clothes Bal kets; LsdsE' Fancy Work RaskstS
mrhl0 MACKENZIE q WILSON,
GAS Cooking MACHINEsl
WWTB have variety of srtsles for Cooking By Gas, By
~ Which q common Gas Burner, kettle OF water
be boil in three minutes. Oyster Plates EhAT
ing Cups also be heated BY gas Pee 15c and upwards
mrhlO MACKENZIE WILSON.
CA8POHS.
We hsVe great variety Of Cheap Patlerns.
WaEGers-We have numerous Patterns ofOTal, Round
and OboHg Walters from SO and upwards. Feather Das
tors Serubbng and Backing brushes, French scrubbinR
Brushes MOps, Hearth BroOns, &c, &c
mr1lO Mackenzie a WILSON.
HERRING'S SAFE.
WE have supply OF these celebrated Safes that
W known 10 Be bjth Burglar and Fire Proof
How osn does hspp-n that when houses burnt
and papers in the safe found be dam
sged they quite egblsf This has happened
win the HefriBE Sale While various other Safes have
the Fire tally destroyed, theirs have been
the slightest degree daaged They also defy Burglars
their locks be picked and RuupoWdeT proof
mhr0 MAChhRAlE q WILSON,
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Berges and Grand dineg

We have 10 store a splendid lot o. lhess aoot--
Migui5oeat Flouussd GIsndiue Dresses,
E Eiss T Taiss, 80 So 90 90 g. g.
Pa m lesf 90 Hsregs do
All tyles FlouLc-d 8efeEes crest on
Flg'd 8erFgsr--beaGtlul,
Bab'd CnPs Dres.s for Evening,
Pan Bssegsa, all eoiors,
Ohanies, DO 90
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SIGN OF rue Bug ELK HORNS,
NO. A COLLEGE STREET.
VTTR have usi received direct from the makers 10 Eng
w and, the anes assortment OF Bird, Duck aod
Buck Cans imported 70 the city Of Nashville. SPOs-
men are requested 70 call aud eXsInine oar Stock.
novq7 MACY & HAMILTON.
SANrORD'S PATENT STRAW CJiTGR.
VHTk have just received ASSORTMENT Of these Cutters
w Also expected daily stock the Western Corn Shelter.
noVs7 hACKY q HAMILTON.
MA GUI"TEftS q SANSAGE SUFFERS.
n novq7 NACBY HAMILTON
CIRCULAR SAWS AND MANDRELS.-AH
~ sizes OF Circular Buwa and NandTs on hand
novs7 MACBY d HAMILrOSt
VALUABLE IMPROVED CITY LOIs FOX
SALE.
ONE Lot fronting Maple &c feet running back
- $50 feet with sup 70 Brick Dwelling containing
10 rooms, good eistern, sm0k s-h0uae, &c.
ALSO Lot fronting I26 feet Pearl street sad 1876
deep, with good story Brick House containing
rooms servants roms kitchen, e good we'll, smoke
houss Both Lola Rne with Hhrubhery shBds aud
fruit trses, and will be sold accom- modstng APP
.ily 70 NANCE q WOODWARD,
JAMES MURRRLL, or
VIM q. NANCE.
Several good Farms, we'll improved near Nashville
A large number o. unimprOved Lots. Several GsrdPB
Lots, from IS the city. Those wishing
purchase will do vel " call sO0n
jan7-'57-u NANCE & WOODWARD.
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OfgaBdIes aRd Freneh NnsIIns

New style tlfgapdis Muslln Robes,
- Chiuis
:. .. Erencb Mustn
- =. O-gandie q. Robes, very hands0ns
=. o., French Musia. IL gseai variety,
>. .. P.irisd Psrealss,
Jaeonsts,
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THOMPSON s. Co,
MARBLE PALACE.D
No. 50 College Street

FH laP50N 4 CO. having removed 70 faeir Maznifosut
Marble Palace and having tand ontlJ esisd tuP 20
ing nlEieoet 70 lereantiie manner,
2s supposed n ne Beauty ana Msgaitl5e their stock
Haying increased heiss ioFpur0hasirg Goods 30 ne
eastern mafEsE ard from l-gt
banda and ~ imporsaoas, We are ther-by
enabled 10 .el goods AZ less pof han hose purchases
from second hanca.
Oursloes viii consist Of he best English, German and
A1encan Go0ls All ASK Of our Ireuos aud customers
70 call and eNamin for themselves feeling sa1led heg
Ht agree vi us, % IN regard the Goods aud Prcoa,
We nave The bees hgdt IN the eilY for showing Good.
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JOhngOms Horne q 60.

EUHNEE baUAU AND MAhhEE 8EHEhIo.
NASHVILLE, TkxH.
WILL give prompt sttedtsn to receiving, storing,
w purchasing, selling or shipping Cotton TObaceo
Wheat Corn Floar and Bacon and will alec devote es-
pessl attention 70 rsoeving, storing aRd fOrWsTdins
nlsrohsndse Of every DESCRIPTION.
Our facilities 10 point Of room and oonFenionca ara
squai 70 any IN the city.
july29-G
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IaCKEQn "a .AdayY7e.
= per Hanging.

Il kinds OF Paa and Decoraed Paper Hanging dsns IN
"A The best manner and at the cheapasi prices, By
a. 81. FRANK IN.
ORDERS len at Flemings Paint Sop, Onion street, BE-
tween CherTg and summer ssEeeis viii be promptly al
Refer % a. R. croElsr S. Barns, J. 3. White. born
BoR, n. 6orhy. mrh7-d3m.
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NAsHYILLE SHAN sTOhE saw y ORhs
Walnut Grove,

TFNO MILLwRlGHTs, MIL OWNERS AND OTHkHs
" offender q Co., a. DE requcsi g their friends
pa rOus, Cd nsr place " business Co No
Cherry street, hEee south " brua AMI Pcparai
g. make PATS every dgsrripu III Ends Of Machine
made % ord shortest noC, uhd they b. puns
ally fulfilling al ordtrs, merit dc shafe q p1oac
| nsffansra lur l9--Bm.
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afaAs "a 1z44 n drl8s
rgyWENTT FIVE BBl-S best calci ned aud groun3
1 Plassg PARIS a. the lowest pEioes, bg
ootls-9 r. WELLS,
Sign, MN Ayp MoEFAa, on Market street. opposite On
Il. IL Ars..-L.
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&iIfEs.

At our snk Counter win be found everything New an
Deairz5e T. Chs nraHch ofouF business illsud " eice
Theme fi0uncst Robes-beauIful,
ArOcads do do %
Check Go 10 d.
Beautiful 81 3 Robes foF EYeang,
hich Chane siisa.
.Tafeta JHEdinleFe
Chene stripe silks,
Plsid aRd Greek 81 ss, 81 grsdsa,
Plain silks az toiors,
hich ArmuIr,
POut De SORE, all e0lOTl,
Rich 30 70 antique,
Go De Nap, MHrssliae and all kinls Of Trimming sik
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NpVV AWqf5OFa EaOWAP.

HAVE opened The store No 3 Cedar street. opposite ~
Post OfIce Dhsre vi sell every evening" Aarunce-
mada consign euts- sale poftFe AID without re-
serve ldes23-9l g. Eg1
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LARGE suPpy ofGoid Foii f0z he best Manufacturers
q JAS resolved and Tor ssls y
STRETCH PECK
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" 0s for sale large Brck Houses, ro1sin eacb
w Tie corner Of and Jssrsoa streets. The
lot outs s7 feet on Jrsson street. " willtaks ir the
pr p8r The Viue Il the bCu1s, and give he E feet
Of ground z good measure. Apply immeaaiely y
J. IL s K W BEJWN,
mrcht3 AZ Cherry street.
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a. FRAME DWELLING, win sn-es sooms. sud beau
n ufu ut re e0rlsr Of summer aHd Ash street,,
fr1nting SIMMER and I16 eet Cd Ash. We viii
SELL ~ bul. Or past 0Cthe Lot via ne Dive ling. Cas-
pipes will .hor b. laid short distance %
Lot and Fctor pes wli be pas asHg An mmedl-
atelv Anplg 10 ]. b.. O. X. W. Brown.
Farh3---5sT Cherry
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15

RECEIPTS FOR DYsENTERY As the season
IS at hand when all classes are Tia Bile to be afIc.
'ed with dysentery, darrhea, &c, we deem i,
our duty to make public the following sir ple
and efiicacious remedy. which has been known
to US for several years, and which we have re-
peatedly used with complete success:
IL Is supply TO take a tumbler of cold wa,er.
tnlcken 1t with wheat -four, TO about the con.
Slstency OF cream, aud drink it. This is to be
'ep>ated several times ia the course of the day v.
or as often rs youfare thirsty, and it is not
vfy I'keiy you will need it on the second dav.
we nave not only used il ia our own case, but.
nave recommended 1t to our friends in many in
s'anees' ana we never knew il to fail in effec.
ting speedy cure, even in the wors, s,aoesN IS
dysentery. IL is simple remedy. and cos,s
Iittle.--Farmer's G4zette. ~'0''
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15

W lhe New York Times publishes high.
interesting account OF slave, whose oripl.
nal name was Tallen, and who was taken from
Africa ~ Spanish slaver when only II ycare
oId' The SLAYER was captured by British
r'g-rf- war, when Talen was sent on board The
Brush brig Peacock, to serve as a cabin bov
during the war of 1912. When the Peacock
was was sunk by the American schooner Hornet. in
1913 Tallen was sent, a prisoner of war, TO
,>aVannah, Ga where a party got control .r
hIn' forwarded report to Washington that he
was dead, and sold him into slavery. After I'D.
"aris OF 4O years servitude, during which time
ie purchased his freedem thrice, be at last es.
iaPed from bondage. aud now, claiming TO be
: BRITISH subject, seeks indemnity ut the hands
y y 'hoSe who have SO long and so unjustly held
iim in servitude.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15

OPPOSITION IN FRANCE The fact that On
uOo Of the electors of.Paris should vote the on'
position ticket and elect three of their canJi.
dates has excited much surprise eyervwbsra
Ihe arrangements for the elections showed y
determination on the part of the Emperor 70
| nave MS own parIsans returned at all events
besides, 1t was generally supposed that the in.
gennlty with which he has kept the operatives
employed, monopolized the glories of The crj.
mean campaign, and directed the magnificent
puoIic works OF France, had forestalled active
opposition, and produced the general conviction
that Ills government, if not completely satisfac.
Tory, was tar better than any other at presen,
atlalnable. But this vote of Paris, thrown far
men personally obnoxious to The Emperor. shows
maj the elements of opposition in France are
sun mIShty' and are perhaps moving towards
organized efforts. IL is true, the few onno.
siloh members IN the Legislative BODY will have
10 PercePtlbie inf .ence upon its proceedings
but 1t they are adroit men, they can become
9reat annoyance to the government. and con. |
'fioute towards popular agitation. For the
present Time, We have no doubt that Louis Ma.
poeon IS as good ruler as France can oet-
r deserves, we had like to have said-but his
power d'd not come TO him in the right way 10 bc
permanent, and popular revolution has not vet
passed among the impossible things in France
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15


4HE CRoPs.--The Journal of Commerce nre.
cedes long detailed reco d of the state of the
crops In the United State by the followinr:-
"a general survey of the country, with ref.
erence TO Its agricultural prospects for the cur-
rent year, anthorlses The most cheering eynec.
tatlons. Inc wheat crop, especially. is in a
most goprlshlng condition, and in a LARGE nor
tIon OF the southern States it is salreadv secnred
Inc harvest is nearly Competed in Son,h Co.,
O.ine' ueorgla' Alabama, Mississippi, nd large
portion OF virginia and Tennessee. The breadth
OF iahd sown with the grain in the principal |
wheat growing States exceeds that of last wear
reports respecting the other small cereals are
almostas favorable. Corn is backward. and bos
oeen injured to some extent by excessive rains
FROM the middle States accounts are more va
rlaole; but 1t is reasonable to expect, at least
iaIr average yield. The great Western
wheat harvest, though rather late. will penerl.
~ commerce about the middle of the present
month. Winter wheat was killed 10 n great
extent III the Northern portion of Illinois. Ohio
ana more or less throughout Iowa and Wiscon.
SIN: Inc ground having been replanted with
spring wheat, the quality of much of this grain
from 'hese districts will be inferior. Little
danger is now apprehended from either exces-
Slve rain or insects. In the Eastern States
crops ol Eng llsh grain are believed to be as
good as usual, although backward, particularly
lhdlan corn. The latter, with more favorable
weather, will be au average crop. Potatoes
ana the coarser escu'ents will be abundant
frult, loo, promises large yield, except in
some limited localities.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15
For sale by all druggists.

EQUALTY to All !-Uulformity of Prices -
A new Feature in Buslness-Eyeryone his own
Salesman
JONES u CO.. of the Crescent Ono prco r,I,,,h
ing Store" No 200 Market street. aluye SixtI,
PHILADELPHIA, III addition TO he wing tho lorne,i
most varied and fashionable stock of CLOTHlNii in
rhi'adeiphia' made expressly for retail sales have
constituted every one his own Sd Iesn,an hv b v;no
marked IN tEn1S on each article The very lowest
Pce 1t can be- sold for they cannot posslblv vary
all must buy alike. '"'y
ne eooos are all Wen Sponged and prepared ard
great pains tIen with the making so that ali can bnv
wh ,ht Iul assurance OF getting good article al The
Remember the Crescent, in Market above SixIh
julyS-ly
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15
Selttt e: 3tlistclIanp.

bAVARD TAYLOR's SAXON BRIDE E-Baysrd
iaylor' who since his return from i.apland. has
been soJonrniBg. in the town of Gotha--tbe
capital OF SAKE Coburg GoIha--left there on the
sth uit'' ~ company with his two sisters aud
younger brother, for England, where the latter
were to embark for the United States. Fr,,na
England, Taylor and his fellow traveller. B,ai,.
ted intended TO set out for summer tour 10
norway, whence they would return in the su.
tninn TO Gotha, and after wlrtering there. pro.
ceed TO Moscow, Southern Russia, the Cauca.
s1s and the Crimea. From this tour the trsy
eilers Will again return TO G0tha, 10 which
place Bayard Taylor is now attached bv an 81.
sachment stronger than the ties of friendsb,p
winch have hitherto drawn him thither. he i
IN fact' betrothed 10 daughter of the astrono.
mer Hansen. Nothing is sad about the per.
sonai appearance of TayIors intended bride
Oue as sue Is native of Saxony, country pro.
is beautiful. = 0'"''' '"e
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber would inform his friends and
the public generally, that he intends to run
Baggage Wagons 81 Hacks toand from the Rail
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose Of
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight. Bat...
gage &c. lie expects to locate in the west
part OF Smyrna, where all orders will be THANK.
uiIy received and promptly attended to.
:, G~~ lie viii also run Wagons to and frenn
smyrna Landing, for the purpose of haIiiing
Goods, Lumber, Iron, or anything that NAV
come BY the Vessels. ti..
ihanktal for past favors, he hopes 10 merit
ana receive LIBERAL share of the public patron
age. - ''st3' EBEYEZER TITRTyfI
Dec. 10, '55ltE esa 91i2I71' ~ j -. :. |
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15

DEtTH IN THE TEA POT-The London Tyne,
alarms Itself dreadfully at the idea that me
Cnlnese may resort to pOison, as a more eff.
cent weapon than those usually considered le-
gIilmate IN warfare. II satsE
9 l.. -uoEe anybody so foolish as to sunnose
That the Chinese will not poison every box Ar
Chest OF tea, preserved ginger, sweetmeate. CHOW
Chow, marina Jade, or anything else that il e[x.
Ported from China for The use of fbreioners t.
We believe honestly and truly that the destrus.
tIon OF human life in This country and America.
IRON the use of poisoned tea, will be the most
fearful calamity that have ever visited the two
countries ~ this century. 1t will kill more peo.
PIE 70 England than were killed in the Crimea.
II wlll destroy more life in the United Sta,es
than our wars. the yellow fever or the cholers
People continue 10 drink tea and think there ia
no danger!- IL will be fatal mistake. Wal,
until the cargocs Of tea nov on their wav ~
American ports are landed. Those who dream
that we shall escape poisoned tea had botier pre!
serve the extracts from the 1Tmcs. We have /
no d0Hbt that ourl,warning articles about ten
~ save thousands of Iives 10 this couuiry.--I
Wish all would take The warning n tirns -
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15
N~@BGDMN
= 81 Nc WE &c

M~@ I'd G I'D EN
= AZ Nc W& &c
THE greatest inducements that have vet hoo,
offered to Peach-Growers Farmers and
Dealers IN Fruits,who have, ~ to this
time, been compelled 10 go to r
Philadelphia or Blftmore to
procure their Baskets 80
we offer to supply them with snpcrjor ar.
tcle OF Fruit BASKETS. of ali kinds. AZ n
Iower price than they can be elsewhere. We
not only manutacture them constantly. but IRE
commissioned by some of the most extensive
establishments in other places, aud are con-
stantly receiving large Quantities from them
we whI deliver them at any Station on the
delaware Railroad at the shortest notice and
on the most reasonable terms. 0CJ~Yon will
save 5O per cent by calling on the crbers
before purchasing elsewhere. All orderspronpt-
~ attended TO. Remember,
Z. b. ~ A. w. ARCHER,
n9S-6m) West Commerce st. Smyrna, Del. |
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15
3REcK-MAKINC, Painting :,

&C.
VIE undersigned would respectful, inform ,be
pnblIc that he prepared to fiji, at hIs RricIr.
Yard near smyrna Lending orders for any omonnt rr
lard lted Sreichcrs SamOn and all Other kmJs "r
nNiCho' except the pressed" " at the shortest notice
ne VIII also make and burn kIns in the rount tvhen
DESIRED ~ lie also continues TO carry ON The
FAiNIING business in all lis branches, executing
wGrk IN asuperIOrsys. WILLIAM McAFEE =
Smyrna, Del. April 20, 81
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15

GREAT TRIAL OF REAPERs AND MowERs-
lhe trial of Reapers and Mowers. &c. undo,
the auspices OF the Maryland Agricultural So.
ciety, was held agreeably to public announce.
meht, on the farm of Judge Z. F. Chambers
near Cheslertown, Kent county, on the Z In and
9th inslants. A large concourse of Spectator
on the ground, and the gentlemen who acteJ rs
Judges on the OCCASION, it was admitted bv oil
diSlh'erested persons present, devoted them.
selves to the duties assigned them with zeal. and
eadeavored to render the amplest Justice to all
we only have room for the premiums awarded.
as follows:
For the best Reaper and mower cumbjned.
Nanny Patent, with Woods Improvement
800 'P' o''e"'' >
For the best Reaper with seEraker attacbed
r.. sey patent 75
For the best Reaper, Chas. l.. Aliens of
New York, IN
For the best Mower, Manning's patent
with Jchnson's improvement, 80
For the best implements of r'eanipp
wheat fields and ruking hay, by r.
Sinclair g. Co. 90
10 hetchum's combined Reaper and
Mower, discretionary premium, so
And to Obcd liussey, for his 10 feet
Reaper discretionary premium, so
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15

VALUE or THE HAY Caop. --Tba han 80 u
the free States in 1855. IS estims,aJ ssoP ~
Helper. of North CaroIii,n. 10 axcaaJ ~ pii'
four tiRes the cotton crou of iks 80 - 'asIe
also exceeds The valnc Of an ,ha .,,,,, s" y
hy aud hemp produced IN lie fi,1esa .s.'' i..e'
States. save
OF In the Minnesota Constitu,ion.i ca..
tion the Republicans have Two p,a;or;,, sonsen a,-
over all the disputed seals. ana six;a..,,
~ b. the eturns
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15
NmHMlD W7W7 e.

and CASTINGS, tf the following kinds:
All sizes of oncave and Wiley ploWs; also,
Flow OF our own patterns sizes said TO be
superior to any now in use. We also manufac.
tufe the /" Michigan Double plow "--for which
we are the sole agents; and an entirely new
pattern Of very superior NEW-GROUND
PLoW. Or CASTINGS of all descriptions
made 10 order, STOVES repaired at the Short.
est notice. aaise Z 1N DE gsi3 I'd. -, !
The public is invited 10 give Us. "a call.
Feb. 90, '56 If. PRATT a DAVIS
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15

!, OF Mrs. Harriet Beecber Stowe left Brook.
lyo, Friday morning, for Andoyer. Mass 'Sos Sos
ing received telegraphic dies ateb nm .a,o;n
the death of her son, aged about Teen .s gsar
oy dfownlug, 90 the 9th inst.
or During a storm. which occprred :, r..
ington, KY. on the 9th inst, snow fell sor ~
space ofiwo minutes. lee atfII eyis,s :, ' sse
siderable quantities IN Marore,,c ~ ~ eSn' ~.
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