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PARsoysrmtD. Meeting held 10th inst.
!Sslsdmeg, assessors and Or1Seers Of The
Poor. John Mudgett, Ira More, Jacob
Dearborn.
ToWn Treasurer. S,muel Merrill.
s. s. Cospnitise. Jonathan w. True
worthy, Elisha ;. Wadleigh.
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Farm for Sale,

SiTUATED 10 Kennebunkpor, and . 20 mile
land, with good house and barn. Forty acre'
VI said land Is covered with q good growth ~
wool aud timber. For particulars inquire Of Oh.
subscriber al his residence, Kings Corner.
.- LUTHER l.. TARBOA.
March Oh 1857 l0u
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PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR REST0RATlvE!!


That All fHBsALD AND oRAY cAxsI N.
stsesd Isrsety 70 stgnai rsstA saA sssse - ~ -
,heir Ioets are CONCERNED dess s aisis Of dosbt -
s ssss s, q ~
ofeusanssus ssustisas-svn soah hesA-asd % -
psssih,s sass WIFI nj e e.dng - ~ nAgis. ssrs
voas q pshodicsi bsad sohs, ssd ussd tvies vel
ss<p n hair non fsiiins, 70 any lnaSnahs ssss-
ksed sndludgS.uHt fIf fI-4' we
49, - nmssS. yrs.s. Co, Mss., NOV. issa
ssahng voluntary testinony 70 IL uasts s9ssss u
yess wonderful HAIR Rsssssiss. Az or bssk = tsSe
ny h.ir eou.soe.d Alllns %. .nsn ths .sp sf.y
.ineed % f.i fos Er.si many ysa, psssithssasdisg
hare ussa many csebsstsd prsparsiioos Coz rsstes.
lion. SEEING yoar Advsnissasnt, M lsAsssd -
i.ssi ana . Ss spp,,sstises, ihsi ny hair sssss.
ssssy s.d By shs iss Ia sssd euar se,tis. ~
M sss !: No. nm ~ ss.ss .s1 !.
length and sr0ssns fAss- rSsT, ,,.ly,
0sns '-Nsthlng boa . day and sympathy that Z
bel 70 communicate 70 othss thst acte - hare
ben, vosd isdsss ns 10 Gee his psb,ie aetnessdes-
Ilaif Restorative when 6rst Commenced using d,
NJ hair vAs quite srsy, and On spots entirsiy bah.
rave nov used the kesnAtive about Ave months, ssA
ny hai u sntirsy shsnss 10 ~ original cesss, bso~u.
and the NO hair 10 thres Inch<a In sngth On tAs
spots vhsrs &c vas bali. have also ben mach rst-
ned 81 the hsany moisture AAd visH of Tie ha WIKI
osfose vas dry, and m has ceased 70 come out - bn.
'"'' Z, hs'P's's'' yssts. e. ,:,oDn,.p
r.II sns .p.t .Ii 90 - = - p
rrm Mrs ingalls,, veil known ns,e In nss.na.
- ~ .slF'1 .'r Boston, Oct. u, 1855.
ossfs-At your request and being 20 Lishly psesssd
9Th The ELECTS Of the Restorative, frvs 20 stats
hat ny hAs nd become cults thin, AMI entirsly whs.
have or the last i've yesrs been In the habit W ssng
lye, bs bearing Of ths extraordinary e6sets u this
. i. sss.i s.sn.s ana =. Si " IL ia s.ss ss
shbeh 70 usht brvvn. Your, rsspscthalty,
Church, Brookneh' '
BaooKrIlLp, Ma, Jan. IL lsss.
Prof. WooD-Dear sir-Ilavns made Trial d your
Hair ksstoauve, gives ne pleasure 10 say, that s
'dects have been iufhcient In removing indAmmstou,
Iasdrun, sad . oosstaat tendency 70 Itching. vim
<hich have been troubled from my ehIlihOot, and
has ALEC restored the hair, which vas becoming cray, 10
:. oasia,l ooior. have a..a no o.Asr srsies, viii
,sf i1a HG Hours, uuy',,
(rrsm hs Jsrssy CITY TsisrspA)
iwHAr IL II voH-rns woops HAia REsroaArIrk.
10 question asked daily by hundreds. We ansses
S,hoat hesatIoa or fear of e,uir.ieon that Il Is the
oily article which yin do all promis<s &C the
,umAn hair. 10 viii renew Ito sre~iA-it vii sfsS
,fs yaiiisS-tf VIII rssfore ns safsraf esfsr IL 10
Hair Dye, bot speedy and sfae.esas Rsstoss-
j.. WOOD co., Proprietors. ai2 Broadway, NY,
and liz MARKET street, ~ Louis, Mo.
FOLD BY all Drussis,. here.
AaENrs.-in. BiddsJord. J. SAVER In Sseo, B.
Hay. 3ssos0
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INotice,,'

DR /, known, ,hs, ~e. 8 I. shsusea & Jo.o.
ID ua Chsdbounn, hare this day, by mutual COZ.
sxsa, ,di.solved the co.Psnnership herrtoiore ex.
i.,iax bet ween " in he Pusaiurc bsslpsss II
Bsddeford, and the said Shannon has pold his 70
te,rsi In The co parnenhip pr pertyto tbs. ssld
Cb.dbouu, who 10 authonsed 70 sdjus, ~ clsims
due 10, or irom The lste hfsn., vlsi 81 ii.r, :.
10 cali and setils ihrif accounts immrdisiely.
80 EsEaif ST SHANNON, Z. y. lf
if.s.s AHA JOSHUA CHADBOURN.
BsbJeford March II, 1857. 3wff
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Notice..

WHEREAS, my vii. sarah Ann, has len IN,
w bed aud hoard, without just canse ~ provo
cation, tins 10 10 forbid all persons harbonng Z"
trusting her on my account, Us l shall pay ~
charges that she may Incur. ~ ,u,
Lyman, Feb. q, 1857. sl.ra awse
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SANFORD 4 CO., Propriotors, S45 Broadway NY
wHoLEsALE AGENTS ~ BOSTON,
BURR, FOSTER CO., NO. CoRSIiILL-
RErAiL Aeksr,
j. RussxL srILpIno ~ rsrxosr ST., 0rrosrrs MrssrH
AgvntIn Bddeford. W. C. Dyer, No 4, Central Block.
In saco, 3. Mitchell. 3ml9
And sold by Druggsts throughout the United States
and Bntish Provinces.
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Singers Sewing Machines.
TIME great reputation Of Singers Sewing Ma
l. chiSe i, founded on the Tact. that they are
perfectly adapted to every variety OF woik, aud
ina, each one oi them, kept Employed, viii earn
not less ihan
One Thousand Dollars q Year.
All person.. desiring full aud reliable Information
about these mschnes-sizrs, prices, mode, VI pur.
chasing, &c-can obtain II BY applying, by letter
or Otherwise, Tor copy OF l. NJ singer o. Coz
Gazette, q beautiful Pictorial Paper, entirely de-
vpiei To Sewing MacL'ne interests. II viii te
sent gratis. N.Y. f. .,Mn .
Local Agents.
Wanted in every Town ia Tive United States. TO
whom liberal Inducements are Offered. .. -.
N.B.-We have made arrangements with many
edilors aud publishers oi newspapers highly prob.
table and satisfactory To ihrun and ~isn To make
similar contracts win every newspaper aud mug
uzlne 10 the country. For lni particulars address
I'm. SINGER y Co., Es
3ml2 a 3z3 broadway, n. York
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Maine Female Seminary.

THE SpGax and summer Se..,oa % lounssn
! L wees,, will coumencc % Thurd.y, App
3Dsh Early application ior MONS, end ios nor
particular inloniaii,u, u desi.ed, should BE- msds
ia the Principal, Mr. Z. p. WESTON. We are
p.nniil~d " rss The nance OF The following grnus-
inca whose daughters have becn educated 81 'he
SEMINARY, Is p hs.s pa ~
Rxrrssscrs, Hon. John Hebbssd, halIoweh
Hon.. A. r.. NORTH, Rr~d6sld; Hoa. hs.a.os'
Hsmln, Hsmpdeu |; Hon. Amas hoar.e, nsih
pru(. Tho. q Uphasn, D. D., bsuss..cs 100.
NJ Abb.al, Belfast; John .. Abbott fsqy VOC
ridgewuck. siarf' . "t ~"
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BUILDING LOTS on Factory Island can be
ID had al reasonable prices. For plan oi lots Gu
qulrc Of 'aIs. EDWARD z. BURNtiAM.
Treasurer 8 IL u Savings Institution
Saco, February 7tb, 1857. lyI7 -
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Nursery
4 pple, Pear, Plum & Cherry Trees

,u,nS saS.erls.r ossu ,ss sci. .. hi. Ssn.rn Dssr
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TIE UNION AND EASTERN JOURNAL, sBIDDEFOR

Tong time. The laveilss si'e' ,ihs flIo~-
ing in regard to The domestic relations 81
ths family
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>Dn1y 0m4 Oo0oaua
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Mexican Mustang Liniment.

To In, wAsuBrRS, ESQ.
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A FINE FARM FOR SAIF

SITUATED about three and half miles from NashviIIr
- Gn ne Cumberland river, joining farm Of Mr Rich
ara hl Ge e0nla ming So acres The greater portion ofIha
Bottom Land bordering from ~ 10 Z miles on he ivr n
Reagl{ umneTed-the sris equal any In thia sats-
lhere ls about 100 acres cleared which In Wheat
lhefs Is on the place Two Story BwsInF Win Fooma
an two halls, upper and lower POrcoeB also one In ne
rear WIN hllchen Past Rooms with an he
necessary ou bu ldnEs, including an excellent lee ous
containing ten or gWevs tOnn Uf lee.
This Farm T. we'll wuterad a. nnv in rbe ourv b.vf
t1fee neSe failing Springs, with Creek running through IA
au0rds an abundant supply OF stock foF u her
paheuafs retef 70 sEAION ". AORRlS the plsmiaa1
JAMES 4 Wf-uh
febI3 n Al BENT p sbIstd1g 20 pu-ii. -.
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For Sale

BE @ HONEST kADOF MATHEW NELSON. dssit -,
gp Lnls 'iael e beautifully situated The n 90 if
h-foaas Il mliea IRON Ma hViils, hnr la Known tob
ne ssIy osst land IN kuthsrorI county 80 acre s =
500 eslaf lence and moty cultivation; he balrbrs 80
Lnosiea hurricane Greek hr ah ne sftrs t,.s
a-otglhg an abundance of water the dryrsf sssson ~
@ ~ - Rumoe5 o. perpetual spHuEs WhIch mare h =
zee de,aole suck Farm. Ihe soil Is eh enousb f -.S
.of i..e g snd = Vel adapted 70 The grDHIh Of cotton &
Lhs yements consists q frame Duoinr iii 49,,
I0omt al out-hOusss comp etc. gin, barn r.bi, - -
.qoseIloer VIII be in Aasnvs weeks ana giii -.
pressure u showing me premise y hn ms, Is. h
PoiShssa Terms easy Possession given immojs.si
C. L NELSON
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Penmanship.

NEW Pupils are daily received Al ths Vrit.
~ ing Saloon OF MK DOLBEAR, No a
Onlon street, over "eIlsl q Thompson's, -
where persons from % 50 years Of aFs can IT,
easily change the most slid slow and cramped had II ~
Of EAsE, ELEGAECE RaFIDrrT
Persons from country fBfab tb.fr Is..,,. In -
week Persons unaequaiHsd with tie merit Of r ol,l-
teaching are reerrd 70 me testimony many of the arf
citizens In the United Sates n bis large az 10 b-
A. ~. and 2tO 4, P. NJ, and 7 70 Pat night -
All Who with 10 Join hs classes should DO soimmsdstslr
faugl l-dt
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Lavergne
Steam NTiIIs for Sale

THE undersigned wishing ~ devote his more 20 his
Farm, Offers this valuable property for sale, upon very
favorable terms,
There is Saw and three OF runners iu complete
working Ordor. everything cOnrVed in the best possible
manner for convenience.
In point locality il is unsurpassed being within 20 yards
the karoad IS miles from Nashville, and in OF the
rcnes sections in Middle Tennessee. Any person wishing
20 buy is respectfully invited to call and examine.
will also sell my Residence with the Mills il desired,
which is and desirable property. have also or
IsRal-9R 5. JNo. KlL.
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Il. e Patent Eiuae KilI1.

TINS Kiln will burn 400 bushels OF Lime Stone (which II
good equal 10 1000 bushels OF Stacked Lmel
every cords Of wood and perpetual in IFS
opeaOnhe Lime being drawn from the base in three
hours and replenished at the top Of he cupalo
bHt the OF lnary every capacity Of Kiln
has been abundan demonstrated BY those s ady in
ou. Il also makes much better Lime than that burned
the ordinary way, STONE BEING PERFECTLY
Any number OF reliable cerdcates to the capacity the
Kiln and any oher m formation in reference will
furnished Rpp ing b. letter herwe TO the sub
scHber, who Agent for the sale OF rights and putting up
kns iu the State Of Tsnnsuse. J. A. RICHARDSON,
ian9p-d&W2m. AsMIRnvills, Tenn.
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DESIRABLE COUNTY, FEsTD =. E5I5F -l77-i=-ii -



Cold Steel plates IS paiE plates Is et. f,,
''HiS work contains dissertation on he ,...,,, -
= marriage, i1st Tueiona In CourtinE win 90 -
Love, elects OF Celoacy CohabiIaton cause sf s-jij
PiaIned Increase ef family, viii ~ ~ oibr ,sfi ~
uonsI-from The French Of Jean Dubois. 70
-. Aaatess hkNRK s. SMITH co
Agents Wanted. Ifsb3-6ml Box 47IO Posf OsS-.r y
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lNb Ihousand tWo hundred and siE y acres % land 81
- Burierson county miles from the county tlgn fCad-
We and about IL miles from Burlsron and G-lvsstsn
Railroad, which tha running ZONE ds ancs
out from Galveston It Is upland the vsry best guaiiT
mas iHo or three never ling spng Of free one
ser lnnrdnE bountfu quantiy. Lands immsdat ly ad-
JOINING prodece overa bale Of cotton acre. viii
change e a0 ye Tract Of Land for good young negroes
young mule for service, lot ons buaz or ca raH
le the land made good beyond que on doubt bpy
ffsbIg lint h W. pORTFR
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SNUFF AND TON CO
Peter Lorillard,

so. 42 CHATHAM sTREgT. NEW YORK
Q UCCESSOR OfPSFER 4 GEoRar Tovr,, -, -. -
Csals all kinds Of SNUFF and TOBACCOS In vs1s-.i
use For particulars PRICE CUuREuT esn BE- obiss5 -
soareSsing as a6oVs This Establishment is oso II ~
oldest Of the KIND in the United states
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VALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVITT1
FOX SALE

A Tract Of Land upon which The ats hi p w.iL.- =.
aueo and me LOT upon which the Baoksmith Shoo h s
s.sq ano ne slaves and stock the place T6s psos
situated on ths Galaiin turnpike ana is uisr4ecti -
The Nashville and Louisville Railroad il rs.r s7L Z u
N-sn.5 % make u eonTe1lent country residence h,r
persons dong 6sslness IN the city has as us sprinr1
several lots each Of which would ard beanffFi bii5
lng sIlalons fronting the turnpike or aiIrovd Ian an
lnors,a % sell lhe entire Tract in body or N psresI
on the place during the Sc and secrpd -peku ,f 49,
OeL usAl aad VI" receive proposals for The purchase A.
Pl'sle sas OF all or sny OF the above named real aud ~
examine the property do 50 bv calling On Nrs 1gS
aker on the place, and proposals 20 Durrbaue ea ~
made 20 hsr Or John TAYLOR Mathew Allen sr - 49,
OF addressed 70 me a. Trenton. Giosnn eountr Tenn
eePlz4 III SAMUEL WILLIAMS Tr1rkes
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PENNSYLVANIA RA1LRoAp.



THE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantcctef
L wthW Western Northwestern and Southwestern States
By continuous Railway direct This road also connects
O. Pttsburg with daily line Of Steamers 20 al ports on
the Western Rivera and at Cleveland aud Sandusky with
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most drec cheapest and reliable TOte BY which
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Great We
Bates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg;
FIRST CLASS Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods on. - ,oos
lin boxss) Furs, Feathers, &c....... W P'i ''ON
SECOND CLASS-BoOks ard Stationery,
Dry Goods Gn bales,) Hardware, Lea- S75e per leon
tier, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
THIRD CLASSs-AEVils, Baggng, Bacon, es. D.- INN
and Pork (in bulk Hemp, &c....... wv POI AVN
FOURTH CLASS.-Csfee, Fish, Bacon, * - ,oo,,
and Pork (paoked,) Lard and Lard Oil O0' Psi i0VW
Elour-Sl per Dbl. until further notice.
Grsn-50 ots. per 100 lbs. until further notice
Cottou$2 per bsle note1oesdng 500 lbs. weight until
further notice.
- In shipping Goods from any point Essb Of Phila-
dsphia, be particular to mark package via Philadelphia
Railroad" All Goods consigned to the Agents Of this
Road st Philadelphia Pittsburg will be forwarded with
out detention,
FREIeHT AaHEFs--Harris Wormley & Co.. Memphis
Tennessee R. F. Sass Co., St Louis; J. s. Mitchell
Son, Evansville lndiana Dumesni Bell and MurdOck, and
Carter JeWett Louisville, XVI r. @. Meldrum, Madison
Indiana; Sprgman Brown, and Irwin Co, Cincinnati;
n. W. Graham Co. GAINESVILLE Ohio Leeoh Co., No
81 Kiby street Boston; LeeCh Co. AstOr HOuse New
York; Nc William street. and No. BatterE Place, New
York. E. J. Sneeder, Phadelphia MsgraW KOOns, Bal
timore Geo. O Franciscus, PIttsburg.
D. II. HOUSTON, General EFeigG A7SHt, PhilG,
&. J. L0MBAERT, Sup't, ALtO0na, Pa.
ianl Sly
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TO Wholesale DEALERS.
ed. w. RUSSELL,
MANUFACTURERS AGENT

MANUFACTURERS AGENI
FOR THE SOLICITATION OF ORDERS FOK
PITTSBURG, CINCIN AT'TI Il LOUISVILLE
MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.
OFFICE No 80 BRO d - AY, NASHVILLE.
TNHE following portion Of the articles propose taking
orders fnr Recuhed Bourbon, Reserve, MouOUg8hela
and Rye Wishes Brandy Wine, Gin, Rum, Ale and Por
ter 0nGwOrths Sparkling and Dry CaJBWba Wines, Star
and aOW Candles, German and Palm Soap, lard and Lin
seed OIL White LeSs, Iron, Nails, Stoves Castings and Rol
ware, Wood and Willow ware Cheese, Vinegar Glass and
Glassware, haFdW such spades Hose Axes
Picks, MatOcks Cordage, Wrapping Paper Matches
Orders handed me will tTOuble ordering or expen
Ecs Of travelling purchase authorized 10 take or
der the terms and prices you could purchase II
YOU was the factor sin person An orders handed ne
will be Immediately the factory and Skinned Dro1nt
on opening Of navigation. Hoping share good portion
o your beray and kindness remain yours very respect
fully,
DrtgS-f D. W. RUSSELL
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TO RAILRUAD CONTEACTUKs.

.
GEALEU Proposals will be received az McMinnville until
- March 10Th, 1857 for the Grading, Masonry and Bridging,
Sky Miles OF the South Western Railroad, commence
ing at McMinnve, The Southern terminus, and running
North through Warren, White and Putnam cOUntea 70 LV
ingstOu, in OVertOn county.
The character the work is heavy comprising large
amount Rock excavation several heavy Jobs Of Bridge
Masonry, and 1900 lnesl feet Of HOWe's heLaum's
Birding.
Proposals for the above work be made by Sections Of
EACH 80, the whole 90 miles including Iron,
Tack aynR, Depot Buildings and all other equipments
cessary for operating the Road when complete.
Plans, Maps POfes and Spec hcatOns may be SEEM and
information obtained the Engineers once, a
Mach st, McMnnvile Tenn, or before that time by
addressing me at the Engineers Oce # the NJ & o. K. K.
Jackson, Tenn. ROBI. SIERL Nc,
fsbl-d6w. Engneer in Charge.
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frederick BIeir.

GERMAN PHYSICIAN, from RudOlton Saxony, has a.
" office al No 10, Front near Clark and Of
ers the citizens Of Nashville for The relief and
cure Of Female Complaints Of all kinds Scrofua in its
worst forms; COnsump n rheumatism nd Dropsy. His
experience and practice in regard these and similar dis
eases been such to enable him guarantee perss
cure If treated taken in me.
For above, very superior article Of Stomach
RiLers, Of his invention and manufacture tOgethe
with a variety of other medicines. Ifeb79Iy
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FIRST CLASS,

FIRST CLASS.
Piano Foes, Books, Stationery, Boots, Shoes and Hats
Liouou, Oils, Sc, 10 bottles, Camphins snd Spirits
Turpenuus in barrels, Carpsting, China, Glass and
Glassware CigaTs cases, ClOcks, Onlectioneriesi
Cotton Cards. cutlery cases. casks and boxes, Dry
Goods in and bales Drugs Fruits, Fruit Trees
and shTubbery Furs. Garden Seeds, Looking Glasses
and Looking Glass Plates, iat owners rsk,) Oysler'
in oaus and Jars saddlery, Tin and Brittania Ware,
Teas and spieces, per 100 lbs Is
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware except such as specified in First and Third
Glasses, Coffee Mills, Machinery, Foreign Liquors
in barrels and pipes Tobacco in boxes Leather in
rolls anc boxes, oils in barrels and casks, CrockeD
aud Queeuswzre In crates and casks Rice "hiungs
Plaster sheet Brass and COppef per 100 81 90
THIRD GLASS.
Axes shoves Spades, Sad Irons, Zine and lin 70 PIGS
Tin Plate Anvils, Wees casks Of Chains and Hoeds
Manila and Cotton Cordage, Coffee, Heavy Castings
Mil Gearing, Railroad Wheels and ANgs, Chain' q,
and Spikes and Rosin in barrels per 100 lss... 90
SPECIAL RATES.
not cnumeratedS also, oarboys Of Acids o. her
Chemicals, will be charged oy & Sisoa' "gn' Ou' o
Have every package plainly marked marked WIN name Gl m con- %
matter prevents delays and losses and n1ures speedy de-
hTsTy; I6TTy;; ;;vT,cRs AND FACILITIES OFFERED BY THE
CHARLESTON ROUTE.
Goods consigned 70 Agents Of The South Carolina
wrpgoKn drayage wharfage and postage only chaTged
bill which with amount Of freight pad vessel Oe mali
ed 10 consignees Mark packages care agent D u r. %
Tbe south rona Railroad will advance shippers charges,
90 that those who prefer cougnng to Commission House
can do So and have their expense bill payable here
An freight for Nashville and Stations on the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad sent from Charleston by through
Trains only Shippers may rely upon She utmost despatch
and prOmptness, 80. ,,.,--. -
aG Low as by Savannah
lam authorised and will settle promptly any oVereharges
and damages that may occur on this Line.
In Of ost or missing goods Wn taAe cIsie % 4
oespundence necessary their recovery ana
will pay for he within 30 dsys aIter notice Is given al
this once. ~,..------
Merchants along line Of the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad mind hat the above rates apply 70 an
FOODS from CbarIeston, which be delivered at the
fowing satignE viz: Stevenson, Anderson, DecheTd,
TulshlmR Normandy. WauraCe, ShebyFlle, BelOuckle,
FogtsrvilIe- MurireesbOro, Smyrna, and LaveTgne.
shall be prepared give every explanation and niorna-
ton desedn regard FTeghs and Expense bills Cores
pondens may rely upon prompt answers 10 all inGues ana
every attention given business brought under my super'
version and control. CHAS. W. ANnERSON, Agent,
faDs- -5s-tC College st., Nashville.
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STEAM SHlPS.
For German Ports.
NEW YORK. BREMEN & SOUTHAMPTON
United STATES NAIL STEAMERS.

TTNRB ships comprising this line are WASH -.
LNGTOE, Capt. E. CaVendy; HER. sSf@lfss
MANN, Capt Edward higgins. These stea-
meTs stop at Southampton, both going and returning
PROPoaEp pATRa aAILINa-lS5I
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PFYNSYIV4NT4 RAmR0ED-

ELNN8I LVANIA hAILhUADe
FFNHREE Daily Through Trains, between Philadelphia
L and Pittsburg. rg.-THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Ptsburg ct IL, A. H. and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at Z, A. II. THE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pitsburg OF p NJ and Pittsburg
for Philadelphia ct l, P. n. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at H. NJ and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia ct 10, P. NJ.
The above lines connect at Pttsburg with the Railroads
70 and from ST. Louis Mo-; Alton Galena and Chicago
H.; frankfort Lexington and Louisville Ky; Terra
Hauts Madison Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind Cincin
natl Dayton, Springfield Beefontsne Ssndusky, Toledo
Cleveland Columbus GAINESVILLE Masgion and Wooster
Ohio also with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New
Orleans ST. Louis Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had or from either of the
above places.
orfuriher particulars, see Hsndbis at the different
starting points, Passengers from the West will find this
the shortest and expeditions 70 Philadelphia
Baltimore, New York OF Boston,
THOS. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, PhiLsda
J. MESKIMEN, AsENT, Passenger Lines, Pi5tsblTg.
Philadslphia 1s57-ianl-lv