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A Little Revolution,

The DeIaUGre Reporter, which last year,
when the Prohibitory Law was being violated,
did anything but advocate obedience to it on
the ground of ga destructive influence on the
public morals" now lectures (and justly too) the
Banks in New Castle county, ior setting such
dangerous precedent in defying the law by pay
ing out small notes. 1t says:
"The action of the Banks in New Castle
county in paying out small notes in defiance of
the law, cannot be too much condemned by the
thinking public. Necessity (of which there
was none) is no excuse for the violation of the
laws of the land. Bank Directors and Officers
are looked up to by the community as the most
prominent men in society, both for position and
integrity, and, when such men as these (for the
acts of all Banks are but the acts of those who
control them) openly and publicly set at def
ance the law, it is q bad precedent, has de-
structlve influence on the public morals, and
tends TO create a general disregard of ali law
among the people at large. We hope the At
torney General will prosecute them as he would
any other, but more obscure, malefactor."
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News Items,

0F The annual session of the Grand Divi-
slons of Sons of Temperance will be held in
Wilmington, on Thursday, the 22d inst.
HALF TIME.-The extensive cotton factory
of Daniel Lord, Esq, near Elkton, is now run
ming but haIftime, in consequence of the stag.
nation in trade.
0%7- George Washington Parke Curtis, the
last member Of Washington's family, died
on Saturday at his esidence-Aslington, Al
exandria county, Va.
" The election in Georgia has resulted in
the election of the Democratic candidate for
Governor by 10000 majority. Six Democrats
to two Know NOthlngs are elected to Congress,
being Democratic gain of one.
CErThe Banks of this city,wc are officially in
formed, on Saturday had agreed among them
selves to pay out no specie change. 1t there
fore behooyes business men to avoid depositng
their small mOney.-Wh Gazette.
CEF The list of failures published this week
by the New York Independent is very long
1t includes twenty in Boston, fifty in New York,
seven in Philadelphia, while the rest are scat
tered through the country.
0E7- 1t is estimated that three thousand girls
in New York alone have been turned away, du
ring the past week from the various mantilla
millinery and tailoring establishments.
" Andrew Johnson, the present Governor
of Tennessee, has been elected as successor to
Ian -, a. -.
ate.
OF A New York Correspondent in yester-
days Ledger says:
The roney-mania is still the topic-every-
where and everybody. New failures are an
nounced, and listened to, without SURPRISE
The public have got used 10 it. Eel-skinning
is no longer myth it is veritable fact. /
don't know that anything short of full.bIood-
ed earthquake could alarm us now, after what
we have gone through. We are grown cali
GUS, insensible, and settling down in the calm
ness of despair.
KANsAs.-The Election returns are con1ic-
ing, very imperfect, as yet but it looks as if
the Democrats had the Legislature, and the
Opposition the delegate (ParrOtt) to Congress.
0r The Illinois CentrsI Railroad the raost
extensive single railway improvement in the
country, made an assignment on Saturday,
The same day, the New York and Erie Rail-
road also assigned. s+.'' l'
0T The Philadelphia papers publish list of
lO2 Banks, the paper Of which is discredited by
the Brokers Of that city. There are 13 others
whose notes, on account of suspension, are dis
counted at heavy rate. Il. .s7.+......-...
-0T The Spanish government have publish.
ed decree admitting corn free into Spanish
ports until next July, a'g se,E.. ...g l,ea q.
uf .eas a.
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The FAIR.-Messrs. Bowman & Elliott, Jas.
Mcdowell, Taylor & Son, VIM. H. Start, and
Others of this town, have taken articles oftheir
manufacture to the Kent County Agricultural
Fair, which comes off to-day and tomorrow at
Dover. A number of articles will be on exhi-
bition from New Castle county.
Yesterday, as the beautiful little engine made
by Mr.. Geo. w. Taylor, of the firm of Taylor
& Son, was being conveyed to the grounds, the
horse ran away and damaged it considerable.
1t was the work of Mr.. IT'S leisure hours, and
a model of an engine.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-14
DeGGWGre affairs.

The ELECTION IN New CAsTLE.-The cleo
tion in New Castle County on Monday week
resulted in favor Of the Democratic candidate
by majority of 426. The vote poled was a
very slim one, scarcely one-thied of the voters
turning out.
JUNCTION AND BREAKwATER RAnRoAD.-A
meeting of the Stockholders of this company
was held at Milford, on the third inst, when
Ills Excellency, P. f. Causey, Hon. ]. w.
Houston, Hon. G. S. Layton, Col. r. France.
Rev. L. T. McColley, Ii. B. Fiddeman, Daniel
Currey, Z. y. Watson, VIM. V. Coulter, Esqrs.
were elected directors for the ensuing YEAR
a joint meeting of the Directors was Leld on
saturday. when President of the Board and
Secretury and Treasurer were elected.
VACANCY TO BE FILLED.-On the 18th ofthis
month the Office of Clerk of the Orphans Court
and Register in Chancery will be vacated bv
the present incumbent. OF the several apnli.
canls noticed by US some weeks since. X is
now confidently asserted that DIR. Waitman
Jones, of Mispillon Hundred has the inside
track.--Reporter.
Marrow EscAPE.--A few davs since saws
the Cecil Democrat as the son and danghter of
Mr.. John X. Price, of Chesapeake City. were
riding in carriage along the tow-path Of the
canal, their horse became frightened by the
sudden escape Of stream from one of the nro.
pellers, and eaped into the canal. Mr.. Price
sprung out of the carriage, and catching hold Of
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Evans Original Star
GEF r BO OOK STORE,
No. 439 Chestnut s.. Philadelphia.


No. 439 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
The following Useful and Beautiful Books
are for sale at this Great Estab ishment.
6FGIFTS giUen Nth EUery BoOkH!
Watson's Camp Fires of the American Revo-
luton, with fifty original illustrations by
Croome Svo. Price So 00
Proctor's Illustrated History of the Crusades,
containing over $50 illustrations. l vol, 9vo.
Price So 90
Stork's illustrated Life of Martin Luther, l6
Illustrations. Royal Svo Price, 81 50
Miss Mays American Female Poets, with Bio
graphical and critical notices and selections
from their writings. Oclova edition. Nine
steel plates. Price, So 90
DR.. Bethune's British Female Poets, with Bio.
graphical and critical notices aud selections
from their writings. Octave edition. Nine
steel plates. Price. So 90
Watson's New Dictionary of Poetical Quota
tlons, consisting of Elegant Extracts on every
subject, compiled from various authors, and
arranged under appropriate heads. Octave
edition. Nine steel plates. Price So 60
Yields Sacred Poetc4l Quotations, or Scrip
tnre Themes and Thoughts as paraphrascd
by the Poets Octoya edition. Nine steel
plates. Price. 50 90
The Women of the Scriptures, illustrations
on STEEL Octave. Full cloth, gilt backs.
Price, 81 80
Scenes in the Life Of the Saviour. EIGHT il. |
lustratlons on steel. Octave. Full cloth, |
gilt backs. Price. 81 m |
The Christians Daily Delight, with s'illu~tra-
tIoas on steel. Octave; cloth, gilt backs.
Price, 81 80 |
Scenes IN the Lives Of the Apostles, with eight
illustrations on steel. Octave; cloth glIt
backs. pr,cn a "a
Scenes in the Lives Of the Patriarchs and Pro.
Phets. iuatrated by 5 steel plates. Octave
cloth, gilt BACKS Price. 81 50
GEeat Inducements 10 Agents.
The most liberal inducements are offered
to Agents.
Any person, by forwarding an order for Books
Qo be sent by Express, with the Money encIos.
ed,) will receive an EXTRA Dollars worth of
Books and one of the GIits with every Ten DoI-
lars worth OF Books Ordered aud sent 10 one
address,
Direct to EVANS {. cos Gift Book Store
l39 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. old Ct
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AGRICULTURAL AFFAIRs.-The weather still
continues dry-too dry for farmers to seed their
wheat That sowcd in the early part of Sep
tember is doing well, but needs rain badly
Buckwheat has -matured without injury from
the frost, but, with turnips and other fall crops,
has been shortened by the drought. The potato
crop will fall considerably in yield below the
calculations made in summer; besides, we learn,
the rot is playing havoc with them, and many
farm ers will lose their entire crop.
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Fancy turs for Ladies'.

JOHN FAREiRA & co, New No ! 8I8 MARKET
ST. above Eighth, Philadelphia. Importers Manu-.
iacturers and Dealers in Ladies', Gentlemen and Chi
drens FANCY FUkS, Wholesale and Retail J F.
Co. would call the atten ion OF Dellers and lie pup.
llc generally 10 their immense Stock OF Fancy Furs for
Ladies, gentlemen and Children their ass ornent en-.
braces every article and kind OF Fancy Fur, thai Will
be worn during the stason-such as Full Clpes Half
Capes Quarter Capes, Iaimas, Nlclornes Boas AluiIs
and MutiateeS, from The finest Russian Sable TO the
lowest price Domestic tura
For Gentlemen, the large 81 erFur Collars
Gl4ves, Gauntlels, &c.
Beng the direct Importers OF all our Furs and
Manufacturers OF them under our own supCrvlson,we
feel satisfied we can offer better inducements 10 dca
and the public generally than any other mouse Lav
ing an immense aSsOrmen. selec. from and al tho
Manufacturers prices. " e only ash a call
JOHN fARElRA Il 60.
No. 6l9 MARKE + Street. above Eighth,
sel6-im PHlLAD'A
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THE TIMES" is published EUery Wednesday. by
ROBr. D. HoEFEcKER, Editor and Proprietor. at tie
Temperance Hall. Smyrna, Del.
TERMS-SUBscRPTIoN.- gear so in adrance
or $500 if not paid till end Of the gear. No paper
discontinued until all arrears are Paid-Only at The
option Of the Publisher.
ADvERTIsING-FOr euery square Of IL lines less first
insertion so cts each subsequent insertion 25 cts-
Liberal arrangements made Vim yearly and half
yearly advertisers.
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Mrs. r.. VI. Rsammister.

EssA-s NAFS. II. Va. Her AaAaHATCF.
@ No. 342 South SECOND street, above
Pine, Phlladelph
Has now ready for sale, splendid assortment
of Fashionable MILLINERY, to which she in.
vites the attention Of the Ladies' The stock
will be found at all times (through the Fall and
Winter seasons) well assorted combining ele-
gance of style, best quality OF materials, at the
lowest rates.
Misses and Chdren's Bonnets and Hats in
great variety. n large assortment of Mourn.
ing Bonnets constantly on hand
E. NJ. BANNISTER,
342 South Second st., five doors above Pine st..
se3O-lm PHILADELPHIA.
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Sands, Nathans & Co.'S Circus

Visited our town on Wednesday last, and
was well patronized. There was no indication
OF hard times. With many, doubtless, the last
quarter " was spent to crafty their morbid
desire to see a few horse-pranks, hear the stale
wit of the clown, and see an elephant curl up
ITS snodt. These "shows" have wonderful
influence upon certain class of minds. For
example, two women walked from seven miles
beyond Kenton--fourteen miles--to witness the
exhibition at this place; and, nothing else, per-
haPs, would have moved them from their cabin.
Enough was spent by our citizens on that day
70 have purchased valuable Library. The
pleasure of an hour is balanced against the
benefit Of years. 80
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Great Inducements 20 Agents,
LANDRETH'S
!. a Agricultural Warehouse.


S2yA Nos. II and % South Sixth street,
- Near The State House. PlHladeJnbia
Ten loors OF tins spacious building erected exnress.
y tor the Propre0rs trade, stored with Seeds and
Implements Of interest to Farmers and Gardeners
Sirty Years ESta6iiShed
The Subscribers desire 10 call the attention of ever
one interested in Farming and Gardening, 10 thcir
we'll selected stock Of ~
Agricultural Implements and Machinery
Great Variety of Horticultural Tools;
Warranted Garden and Flower Seeds:
Grass and Field Seeds OF the most reliabIn
quality;
The Agricultural Implements sold by MS f; re mostly
manufactured at our Steam Works Bristol Pa
Having ftted up this establishment wItLout rcoord
10 expense with the most petc machnpry for The
manufacture OF various Kinds of Agricultural Imnle
meh' we are now prepared To supply all articles in
ha Inc iuIy cqu* II Hot superior TO ANYTHING of The
KIND ever before offered to the public
LANDREFIl'S warranted GARDEN SEEDS
Have been before the public for upwards of sixty
years Their wide spread popularity and the constant
~ increasing demand froln year to year. is the bes
evidence OF their superiority over all Others
81 CDuntry MeIchants can be supplied with seeds
Ill papers Or bulk on the most liberal terms
Bioomsdale near Bristol, Pa, our Guden Seed
grounds, contains three hundred and seventh acres
and Is The largest establishment OF the Kin in Tho
world. d. LANDRETjI a. son NV
Nos. 2l and % South Sixth street, PhilaJelnhia
se3U-3m -
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7 MS sisters bonnet strings pulled her out at the
back OF the carriage thus saving her from a wa
terry grave. The horse was drowned and the
carriage much broken.
RAILROAD ACCIDENr.--On Wednesday eve
nlng as the train from below was near Canter-
Dury station, the coupling between two trucks,
on winch was placed several logs of vessels
gmber, broke and caused two cars loaded with
oysters, to be smashed up. No injury was sus-
talned by any individual. The track was not
misplaced. This accident caused the train to
be detained some four hours.-Reporter.
0F The fifth anniversary of Morning Star
Section, Gad9ts of Temperance, was held at
their room, In the Statesman Building, on Fri
day evening. The room was crowded TO ex.
cess by the friends and relatives of the Cadets.
and all seemed to enjoy themselves, and realize
the Importance of the occasion which they had
met to celebrate.
FATAL ACCIDENT-On Saturday last Robert
Newton, son of George S. IIagany of this city,
in company with Jesse Sharpe, ir., Samuel L.
Barber, and two or three other Young men,
went out on the Christana marsh for the pur-
pose of shooting. He proceeded into bunch
of reeds near the barn Of Mr. McCaullcy when
his gun was discharged, which led his COM
panons, who were Some twenty yards distant
to look If any birds flew up. Not seeing any,
Jesse Sharpe proceeded into the reeds and was
astonished to find young lIagany lying on the
ground in an insonsible state. He communi-
Gated the fact to the young men in the cola-
pany, and afterwards to Mr.. McCaulley who
happened to be near. With his advice they
left him laying, and proceeded to inform the
parents of the young man Of the lamentabe oc-
currcnce. Their feelings could be better
Imag gined than described. a carriage was
procured and his remains brought to his home
which he had so recently lett, full of life and |
spirit, when Coroner Richards held an inquest,
and the jury rendered u verdict in accordance |
with the facts OF the case. 1t appears that he
struck the brccch of the gun on the ground |
when it was discharged, and the contents en-
tered the side OF his tacc and head, producing
instant tdeath.-RcpuJlican.
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SMYRNA PRICES CURRENT
N AR RIED.

In Wilmington, on the 9th inst, by the Rev.
w. L. Dwight, d. d., Rev. Thomas b. Brad
ford OF Dover, to Lucinda Hall Porter, eldest
daughter of DR.. Il. Porter, of Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-14

PHILADELPHIA MARKETs.-The Flour mar
ket is very quiet at So &G4 per barrel.--
Graln.-N heat is held at 81 Is per bus, and
81 "a 81 26 for good white. Corn is in de-
mand at "a a 70 cents. Delaware Oats are in
fair supply, at 81 a 4Oc per bushel afloat.
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New HoUsE.--Mr. Jonathan Brown. of or,
town, has just erected commodious and we'll
fnisAed frame residence on his farm in this
hundred, about four miles from Smyrna, on the
Delaware Railroad. Messrs. Smith g. Hazel,
architects. Mr.. B.'sfarm is in excellent cult
walton, and cannot be surpassed in the county
for good natural qualities Of soil.
OF The communication signed |. Cu in tbe
Corner, is without responsible name, and will
therefore pot be published. Besides,the pram.
mar and oFlhography are sadly deficient
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& HARLEY.
PHILADELPHIA.
ChNaD Matched HnuunInn,

2Tn WHOLESALE and retail at the
EN-ya ~ :. Philadelphia Watch and Jewelry
NeN ~ store" No. las (old No a6) North Second
Street, corner Of Quarry, Philadelphia
Gold Lever Watches, ull;jeweed, Is caratB
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Miscellaneous Advertisements
For SALE

FOR SALE,
good secondhand ENGINE and BOILER,
in good order The Engine is horse power,
the Boiler horse power, and will be sold CHEAP
apply to BOWMAN & ELLIOTT,
Oct. Ia. Muchinists, Smyrna, Del
Dry Goods Cheap for Cash.
X ELLEY u BROWN. No. l3 North Second street.
N rlilLADELPHIA, are constantly receiving
New and Desirable GoYds for present sales, Which,
they offer at Reduced prices, among which viii kc
found full assortment OF
LADIES WEAR
biach SHhs Stella Shawls all colors
Mons de LANES Long and Souoro Ri. l.,
Poll de Cheyrcs JocGuarJ O' ~
Plaid Cashneres Wonknt G
Parmeto Cloths Alpacas &c IL
MIN AND BOYS WEAR
Slotps' NaSsHhtFes Beaverteens. Cords
Satinets, Vesimgs Kentucky Jeans.
FURNISHING GOODS,
Marseilles, Quilts Table Cloths
Blankets Tickings Table Covers
Sheetings, Teweling Napains &c
FLANNELS--Welch and Ballard vale unshrinko
Bile Flannel, in all qualities; Bay Stale Opera do in
all cooIs; "
MUSLlNS-Bleached and Brown by the niece or
yard, at the lowest market prices; Linen Bosoms !
made exclusively for OW n retail sales
NOIICE-Our goods being bought and sold exclu
sivey for Cash enable distance all conn, t;t1on
Purchasers charged/hut small advance on Anciion |
cost No goods mIsrepresented % effect sales nnd nn
abatement in prices. KELLEY 81 BRO(VN
No. l3 North SECOND St. above Market
OCi4-Sm PhIladelphiA.
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a NEW FEATURE IN BUSINESS.
EUerY Han his Oaca SaIesm

LUtIy -FIHlt Us UWN 8UIeSMal.
LlPPlNCOTT & CO., One Price Clothing Store
NO lUI Market stree, 81 door above %lh street Pha
elihIa, would solct call from those III want OF
CLOTHING, before purchasing elsewhcre--is all
our goods are made up expressly for retail sales, ald
every arlcie IS marked III pian figures, 80 that all
must buy alike. All goods used IN thus store are
sponged before making up, and all articles sold viii
be guaranteed 10 be and ma, IN the best manner
Remember
4O4 Market street,
ISAAC IIrrINcoTT. 3D. door abo, c Ith, BL.wooLsroy
} Philadelphia
se30. 81 ly
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EQUALTrY to All !-Unlformity OF Prices =
new Feature in Business-Everyone his own
Salesman
JONES IL CO., OF the - Crescent One Price Cloth
ing Store" No. 200 MARKET street, above Sixth
PHILADELPHIA, III addition 10 having the largest
most varied and as:lonabic STOCK uf CLOTHING in
fmiadeI plIa made expressly IOr reIaII safes have
constituted every n!s salesman, hy having
marked III figures, on each article, the very lowest
price can ne sold for, they cannot possibly vary
all must buy alike
The goods are all we'll spolgcd and prepared, ard
great pans taken with the making 81 that all can huV
with the full assurance Of getting good article at the
very lowest price.
Remember the Crescent, in. Market, above Sixth,
NJ 200. inl.SIy
Smyrna times., 1857-10-14

WHITE TEETH, Perfumed Breath and Beau
titul Complexion, can be acquired by using the
"BALM or A IIIOCSAN I'D FLOUERS" What
lady or gentleman would remain under the curse of n
dsagreeable breath, when by using the Balm OF a
Thousand Flowers denrliicc would not only
render ii sweet, but leave The teeth as white as ala.
baseri Many persons do not knew their breath IS
bad ana the subject delicate their irends will
never mention II. Beware oi Couutericits BE sure
The bottle Is signed, FEIRiDGE " CO, n. Y.
For sale by all Druggists
Smyrna times., 1857-10-14

~ Yesterdays telegraph dispatches from
New York to the Philadelphia Bulletin, say,
that sixteen Banks of that city had suspended
two of them. the American Exchange and
Tradesnans Banks, very heavy concerns. A
AeaVy run was being made OH the other Banks,
and business generally was stagnant. In this
State the Legislature has no power to legalizc
suspension, and the Banks must 90 into Iioui.
dation.
At the latest accounts nothing had been dome
Oy the extra session of the Pennsylvania Legis-
laturc, for the relief of the Banks.
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cases, R09 m
Gold Lepine, 1e carat. "a 90
Silver Lepine, fuil;ewelled, 10 90
Silver Lepne, 0 90
Superior Quarters, t#.g 90
Gold Speclaces, 90
Fine Silver Spectacles, / SO
Gold Bracelets, 90
Ladies' Gold Pencils / 00
Silver Tea Spoons sett = 90
Gold fens, with pencil and silver holder, 90
Gold Finger Rings 371 cents 10 $50; Watch Glasses
plain l21 cents, patent 1884, lunet 25 other articles in
proportion. All goods warranted to be what they are
sold for. STAUFFER g. HARLEY.
0T On hand, some Gold and Silver Levers and
Lepnes sIili lower than the obeye prices. (oC2i-ly
Smyrna times., 1857-10-14

VI We are pleased to learn that a strong
religious feeling still exists in Camden. and
that the statement which appeared in our COL
umns, several weeks since, to the effect that
the revival had closed, was incorrect. The
statement, however, was copied from the Re-
Porter,-and CREDIT eIvEN,-and "thot Editor
OF the Smyrna Times" should not, of course,
be held responsible for the error.
0TT Messrs. Bowman g. Elliott advertise n
secondhand Boiler and Engine for sale.
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ma..laLes nl..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-11
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CON
PETITIONERS AND BAKERS.

AFSGOLRTCK & BURNS are opening at ther es-
VI ab sAmsBt Market street, No. Is, next dOOrt0 Mr.
Powers Clothing store, general ass0rtm mt Of Cnlecton
cries, which they intend selling very reasonable tens and
rust by their attention business induce the public
extend 70 them liberal share OF patronage AmOngthe lead
ing articles hand, aud which they viii be receiving
the following viz:
Candies, Of every variety; Pine Apple and Ohio Cheese
Fruits, Of every kinds BrandlezS Wines best br dsi
Pickles, assouedj COufials, Of every variety;
Picked Oysters O. Sardines Ale ana 70 ter,
SEad and salmon; Fine Cigars.
With a variety OF articles not herein enumerated.
In connection h heir OHteciiune, they invite the
ention OF The public their Bakery, from which daily
supply Of fresh Bread Cakes, and Paste be had Par
Ties will be made up order and carefully any part
Ofthecty,
Having pernaney located here, course, wish to be
patrOnzed literally the end. " sci ing good
Ierms and by demeanO-, commend ourselves 10 the
KIND notice OF generous public We respectfully invite
Country Dealers who IN line trade, give d
apnI4-a McGOLRICK & BURNS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-11
LONG CREEK MILLS FOR SALE-RARE
OPPORI UNI YIO LAND BUYEks.

WI offer sale 700 Of Land, ngCreek,
w about IS miles Of Nashville. large POru0n Of
the veil timOered; splendid saw Mill, propelled
BY never failing stream Of water; many convenient
and comfortable Improvements; whole fact speudldy
WatsTsd, capable OF making eNcelant stOckEaTm
Tnere the Mill Yard from 81 COZ - 5000 worth Of
sawed timber wagon aud teams, stOck, g,
cattle, &c, villa every article necessary " ctrrJ
such establish To enterprsng business men, this
altogether Ohers splendid Opportunity TO make
pIOhUable in eslmeut.
TERMsIhTee equal payments in g. y and a months sat
actOry seCured pay able Bank, with interest," and hen
march S5-sG NANCE & WOODWARD.