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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-21
% NJ. KNIGHT & co.

NPOHIFEs AND WHOLESALE DEALERS N
ENGLISH FREECH, h GERMAN FANCY GOODS
Nos 20 and % Yesey street, up Stairs, 6etwesn
BTOdtCag and Church 81, est, New York.
C0MBs-Bufdo, Rubber and Horn Back Combs, in
great variety; Twist, Dressing, and Ivory Combs. BUT
TONS.-Whalebone, Gut, Lasting Mohair, Twist Bone
Metal Silk, Agate, &c. BRUSHEe.-Hair, Tooth. Nail
&c. Linen Thread Spool Cotton, N edles Pins Hooks
and Eyes, Hair Pins, Eiastics Whaebone, Linen and
Cotton Tapes Linen and Cotton Bobbing Scissors Thin
ces and great variety of Fancy Goods and Fans, &c.
all chsap for cash. d1y fzS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-21

j. Il. osgood, Agent. General Express Office, No
Lincoln House Block, Worcester. dt MI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-21
'EVo W9o,loILEE6M6 EN- MANUFACTURERS.

FEO WUULNN NJ IN q F'AOI q & BkSs
4 CALVIN L. GODDARD, New York, only maufac
tnrer of the ORIGINAL STEEL RING TooTH BURRISG
MACHINES and IMPROVED STEEL FEED ROLLS recommends
their attachment to Second Breakers Condensers as
the Lest labor saving machinery in Wooden manufacture
The Burning Machines used the First Breakers in
all the principal Wooden factories in the United States,
Canada, and Mexico They acknowledged to be the
only perfect machines, and indispensable to the economi
cal and successful manufacture of Wool,
Each Burning Machine and its feed rolls card much
the Card ITSELF besides cleaning the wool of its coarse
and fine impurities.
Circulars explaining these machines and feed rolls and
referring Mills having them in use, may be hal by ad
dressing G L GODDARD,
11e d1Y No. ROWLING GREEN, NEW koRK.
q. .
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-21

Nos. 69 and 70 Washington st., New York,
e22dawt and No. IS India St., Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-21
EXPRESSES.

Boston, Aug. 8. 1857.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-20
VALUABLE HOUSE AND GROUNDS FOR

NN Monday 18th of Ocober 1857, at the upper end Of
court house BUILDING betwe tn hours OF ii
and u will be sold pubic sale 10 The hghesL
bidder thai val anle piece ground Of ten acres WIN
comfortable DWELLING house and s necessary out houses
thereon living north side of the river about two nils
fram az hvie lately occupied by Capt Br oks and
family residence. The sal will be made under deed OF
trust executed by Cspt and wife, and Henry Turner
Trustee, aud registered in the Regsterss Ofnee OF
This County, in Book, No. "a Page 4SS, and under
a power Of Attorney from Captain Brooks and wlie
also duly proved and registered so as to convey Inc
whole title free from any equity of REDEMPTION Inc pur
will be required TO pay one form OF tne PuIehass
money cash, and give notes, with gOoa s'euhty
equal nsts residue, payable IN BANK ASK,
twelve eighteen months with interest from date, AID
lien will retained land until he purchase money
is fully paid W T EOHbEn, trustee &C.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-20

w R. CORNELIUS, Agent for the sale o. Fisk's Cels-
W. brsted Patent Metallic Burial Cases H
prepared attend all funerals horsr ors when hl5
services may required. Oies the Phoenix WareroOm,
No. 49 SprRg street cherry. Residence No. y Vine
street, between Spring and Broad.
NBWil also attend 70 receiving and forwarding sodes
20 vUhaD ad
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-20
CnMPTROIIRR.

We are authorized II announce WILLIAM F. McGREGoR
of NcMurv lie ca adda'e for Compt Oller ofthe Stage
sept 4-te#
We are auhorz'd 70 an nounoe dUGH FRANCIS, of Win
chester, candidate fE Comptroller of the STATE.
aug 2O-te%
We author zsd TO announce Gen. JAMES T. Dun
LAP Of Paris, a sndadate for Stae Comptroller.
aug 25-t,#
We are AUTH F5zed to announce GEORGE R. MCCLEL
Ian Of 81 Ivan county, candidate for Sa.e Comptroller
aug 2l-te
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-20

Leaving to come and 60 on.................S ~
The last two or three steamers brought orders Tor
breadstus and this will increase as soon as adVees
! Of our present currency reach England
There quieter feeling in the New York mar
ket the l2th but money is still scarce and loans
are negotiated with difficulty. Within the last five
weeks the New York City Banks have contracted
their loans over twelve million dollars. The aggre-
gate is now about S11O OOOO OO whichis very nearly
the same as at the corresponding date last year
The New York stock market shows more steadiness,
and the Journal Of Commerce thinks nothing is wanted
but a little more demand from out side for invest
! ment, to create strong upward movement.
A counterfeit $40 on the Bank of Kentucky has
made its appearance. The Louisville Sentinel says
sure test detect it's to fold the note, face out
ward, at the dogs eye keep the left end uppermOst,
and portion of the o in dollars" and IN OF
will be turned under. Fold the genuine in the
same way and both "Os " will be seen.
The Bank of the State of Indiana in New Al
bany, has resolved to throw out and refuse all
the free banks in the State, except the bank of Sa
lem and the Bank of Paoli. The same Bank also
refuses to receive on deposit the notes of all banks
out of the State, except those the State of Ken
lucky.
The Paris Ky Flag reports sale of seven
ty shares of stock in the Deposit Bank at that
place. on the 18th inst at $139 per share of 500.
This bank has been in operation about three years
So great an advance in so short time is strong
evidence Ofits good management.
The Liverpool Times, of the Doth ult., says:
The fear entertained as to the supply of Cotton
for the immediate future has caused active de-
mand during the present week, especially from
Spinners, who have purchased largely. The eonse-
quence has been very buoyant and somewhat excited
feeling daily and prices of the mostcurrent qualities
of American have advanced ID and in some insian
ces I'd u ID, compared with the rates current Oh
Friday last.
The Grain trade is in very dull state, owing tt
the Gne brilliant weather for the last fortnight anC
the Characteristic feature of the markets OF the IN
terror is reoedeing values in all articles OF The
trade, particularly in Wheat which begins Il
come in literally from the South Of England. Il
Liverpool, Wheat has given way 3D. to I'D. z 4
lbs and the sale only in retail. Flour must b.
noted fully Is. z Dbl cheaper.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-20
Anrust, Market sent u.

CoTToN.-Seve loads Of new Cotton were brought
in to-day and all that was sold brought from l44 to
Isl cents
WHEAT-There is IA betterfeelingin Wheat to-day,
few lots good red have been sold at 80 cts. "a 81
White is held at 81 is e. l 20. Large orders are
on the market, and holders waiting for further
re action.
FLoUR.-There is very little disposition to buy
large lots of Flour at this time. The Northern and
Eastern markets are 10 yer than our own, and the
supply is greater than thedemand. Spectators are
very coutious in their engagements for future deve-
ry. We quote for good Superfne country brands
So % "a $50; extra Superfue S., O. g. and extra
Family Sc % "a g so.
BACoN.-Good Tennessee Sides IS a. 10; Shout
ders Is a. l6; and Hams 10 20. Western meat
sells for a fraction lower prices
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-20
81 1ATE LE(,JSIaTJTBE.

We are auth rtzed to Capt BsEJANrv n'HAvEs,
Oh Meupns, enn as candidate for Door Neeper Of the
senate az me Rsung session OF The Tennessee Legislature
We are rhoriz'd to announce Col S. NJ. FwIxe. of
Giles county candidate for FIRST Assistant Cerk Of the
Houe Of Re presentatve Of the Tennesse Legislature
sept I2-
We authorzed to announce FRANK HuE, Of
McMlnn ounty, ca adida'e Principal Clerk Of the
sept IL tie
We are authorized to announce G. ". Roy, o. Davidson
c. u7y q candidate for Door Keeper to the Sena'e Of the
Tt nncss ee LsgiSlat lre. sept lite
We are auhor zsd to announce WILEY WOoDo OK, Of
Macon comfy candida for Door Keeper to the
House o. Repre- eulsves Of the Tennessee Legislature
Or, ~o9dc9ok , eers to Gen D5nel 'on Col -
= Guild. W Munday James Turner and u, Den
t. l. Eqs, as to his fitness for that position.
s,ePllI-te
We ant l1rzsd to announce W K. MCCALL, of Wash
vile card ldas for Assistant Clerk OF the ena orial
branch OF tn mex. Legislature septs ~
rEeare AZ ,tborzei to announce I'm A BLACKBURN of
Ur ION cour ", candidate for Principal Door Keel u
th House Of Representatives Spite
CHARu s ST Ne Is a candidate for Principal Clerk Of
t oe Seus se Of the next Legislature Of Tennessee
sug2 Ste
We ere au,hor zsd to announce ACTON You've a candi
% for Door kee OF the Sensie Of the next Legislature
OF tennessee aug 28-ts
Neare author zsd to announce JAMES W NEWMAN, n
Elp0xve caadldats for kugOssIng CLEFT to the hOuss
SfI.epes natives If he next Legislature OF Tennessee
4 aug z7-t5#
We are aatborz'i to Announce JlMss SLATER o
Winchester FraaEn COUNT, Ugnd date for En- crossing
Clerk House Of Representatives OF the Legislature
/ \ of Tennessee. aug Z6-te
al We are author ed to announce GEORGE ". IRWIN
this CITY, candidate FIR Messenger OF Senate Cf lh
neIt Legislature Of Tennessee. aus 2l-teT
2 We are authorized to announce r ". HAYw0oD, O
this city, a candid for Priucir al Clerk
d of Representatives Of the Legislature # Tennessee
aug 2l-te
We are a1thoriz- to announce j D SMITH Of Tull
h0ma "a candidate for Door Keeper OF the house u ke,re
seulafives Of the Tennessee Legislature. aug 2I-ts
We a-e authorized to announce }. P PEIzsTLY 0
l. Charlotte Dckson county candidate for kngrussn
Gle OF the Sena.e o. the Legs oil Tennessee
aug 20-te
We are authorized to announce J. F. JACKSON. {
Manchester, Cuffe county a candidate for Eugrossin
clerk ct the Senatorial branch # The Legislature.
PERRY COUNTY
We authorised announce Moses BATHS candidat
the County Court Per-, county The Marc
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-20
DOTBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
PLANTERS.

nATENTEO improvement in N manulaeLlie o. aii.,
snrIo ias to spn tho crop but aoou one luuIh ne
Number required 70 raise il, a d thts ny No % : w -
@6tldTen Of siz years Of age above ana WI" u' i'
pIoWinr PIC ing cotton. , r,4.-. - r. ,,t. n CIV
am now prepared Furnish Planters vi mrs ~ =,
s DF Ma HINBKH, incus We Of the sItA VI
~ q ~ II nes,ssary-nzmeiy The GIN with lap ppeHd-
h- acbins and the Sequent Gaines Of tae spin
age Oie ~, bsyo ali ARA ged la the p nuug ko IN
nlDS 1i ION complete, With great dispatch Also com
petent Spianers . ton, a TN. inr,y,e the y ~ ayst
80 yiI soEz Than PAY for the WA.is maehhefs7 iheil-
yeaI, ~, sfsa, EugiHe and sp uncrs' Nsges
i,Drovemeut, in its resus 10 The Planter, s 1asa
~ navirg pGrcI asad % me Fantaionl Ne<fuse,
lsh' " ueIve tha those works,and Whtie els
io interest will prove his version, DC VIII De enpL
eares and snxsties inher5ntto planting Hiao ID 8
and bailing up aerop - An, IA, v,.oa nc,
- taohtnerg Il ARTICLE put iot A'a
- reasonable acilItiss ard Tor The Tea
Eve PSTKsT eurth be paid 10 me each Of N nts
Ave wears the the yaFus hziug otet g nee
9TH contract Iusurng the payment shoaid NE PA1@
change Proi nsiors. -, n. ,.,s. and 70 know
So, ~ ne Machinery their para uiaF ease, eJ $50
o1it to state what been the IA BET OF 80.
ron.or now many pounds Of yarn dsy tnSs go go
aprs-lY N~' -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-20

" FOGG, having taken his SOH partnership, they
L will practics Law in the Supreme sdeF aud Law
Courts Of David County Prompt attention WI be given
to the collection Of claims inne ii-6m.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-20

rS7- The last Fair of the Kentucky Mecai 'I'''
Institute was in a pecuniary pointer Vle"' 'nT -.
successful since its organization. The total reee
,vsra about 81 600. OF this upwards OF S2'5Oo &c
.aa:-.5 ling the week of the U. S. AgricultEH
Pair
ny DR.. Reynolds, of New Orleans snake
fancier. was bitten on the thumb by one oil MS PEI
rattlers. and not having faith in Whisky OF o'heF
remedies seized Ratchet and cut off that important
member Of the hand.
The Austin Gazette mentions another Artesian
Well enterprise in Austin. There are already two
n is last one is to be bored by steam power ana II
: ov,actel will reach water before either OF the
others.
The Paris Patriot says that the weather there
Is remarkably wet, and cotton appears to be serl-
ously injured by the rains.
The Jefferson Herald says that the hrst oale
Of new cotton received there, was on the Z''h anu II
said for seventeen and quarter cents.
The Jefferson Herald says that grand Demo-
rotic festival and ball are to be given in that place
on the 84th of September, to and IN honor u ii'i
din R. Bunncls Governor elect.
M Hon. Thomas Darlington Macaulay' the
historian, has been raised to a peerage-
THE CAUSE.-THE death Of Senator kusk IS no"
,t,ribrte5 to tlmor at the back Of his neck whlc
,,-odnced inflammation of the brain, and caused II
sanity. HIS physicians had previously express
the opinion that be could not live long
No. The Costa Rican government has deere
walkers proposed descent upon Central Amer
piraGcal
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-20
sTAMMERTNG, sTUTTERING. DC

Radically Cured on scientific principles, without
pain operation 10 from hours, by the
fa Jones, of Philadelphia, the only living who
impediments Of speech. He viii practice at the
ST. Cloud Hotel in this city, two or three weeks.
Deafness, Dyspepsia, and Chronic Dis.
Of ali kin cured with hitherto unknown,
by DR. Jones' at the St. Cloud Hotel, Nashville, Tenn.
Artificial Human Ey es-inserted without pain,
which the natural eye, and cannot be stnguished
from the stural eye, by DR. Jones, of Philadelphia He
warrants every esse and his eyes the only
world that do and pain He will practice
this city al the ST. Cloud Hotel three weeks.
Dr. Jones' whole lie given to that class diseases
TO which Family Physicians give but little attention Refer
encss given several persons by him the
principal cities South, Bat and West required Pesons
wishing have inser ed have opportunity
before offered. He any case OF Deafness where
the membrane of the wholly destroyed. On i'm
psdimeHts Of speech he HeUer fails.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-20
New Orleans MARKET. sept. u

SUGAR-The stock of Louisiana being exhausted
the market has continued quiet and operations have
heen restricted to a few retail lots We quote nomi
nally as follows: Common 94@ IO5c.; Fair to Fully
Fair 1O3a1lc.; Prime u4@ll3e.; Choice ll4c.;
Clarified HOPPE.
MoLAssEs The sales have been confined to few
retail lois at 46G6Oc; for Fermenting and Planta-
ton Reboiled and GO@G2c. for Refinery.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-20
T;It GREATEST
BUFE6ssEg Association

p n now onsHug For sale low figures twenty buio
iT- Isls ,Ha ga'h Mara Nashville, on tlch terms
,t, any one cen '"cur. himself complete Sut e"nV-ui-
.n- home The lots fro't he MurfTeesboro turnpike
m IA hars Fran slim and tap's streets, and are admfaoS
.,,r-a. Eir ate Residences.
sitntues unuiuuses have completely revouonsed ms
man OF The city which with oiher Improvements now elhR
- srrh az extension OF Gls, aud water NJ that dHec'
- NiH add greatly the value If TINS Property.
me Terms such viii allow each puit hase lmaedl.
- ~ nut no bls buildings the purchase money viii
- y, 0g -rd until gu Of ysEuSTy 1862, the Interest
ltsy.str rsf AVS kiEPELEFt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-20

We are authorised announce Gen. B. F. CHATHAM
candidate Mayorof Nashville ensuing municipal
election. sep l5-e
We authorized to announce JAMES r BRUCE, can
ddae Mayor Of Nashville, ensuing municipal
| election.
We are authorizes to announce ArDREw ANDERSON, a
ection May of Nashville, the
! suIu muDiciual election. aUEl4-td
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-20
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.
COMPLETELY PRESERVED
TO THE GREATEST AGE.

And Who that gray would have restored to former
color; or bald would have the growth restored or u
bed dandru nd itching but would have removed
troubled with croua scad head, other erupt0ns
but would be cured with sick headache (neuraga but
would be cured II will also all pimPles from The
face and skin Prof. Woods Hair Restorative will do all
this, see circular and the following:
ANN AkBoR, November 5, 1856.
PRoF o ]. WooD-Dear Sir: have heard Euch said Of
the wonderful effects ofyour Hair Restorative but atins
been so often cheated quackey and quack norums hair
dyes &c was disposed place your Restorative In the
ssc category with thousand srt loudly trumpted
uuaek remedies, until met in Ia Erenee county some
lbs snce, hen you gave sue assurance as induced
the trial your In nilydrst by my good
ife whose haiE had become vty shn aHd entirely white,
and be ore exhausng Of your large bottles, her hair
was restored nearly its original feannl brown COLOR and
had hieksned and beautiful and glossy upOn and
entirely over the head: she continues it, not simply
because beauf ing effects the nair but because
of its heatafu uenss the head and mind thers
Of my amiy friends using Restorative with the
happest effects; therefore, skepeism ana DOUBTS ID
reference TO and value ent ely removed
and | can and do cordially and cOnddeDtiay recon
mend ts use by would their hair restored rom
white gray by Of sickness age 10 original color
beauty. all young persons who would have their
hair beautiful ami glossy.
SOLOMON MANN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-20
N A S HI WILL E.
Eatns Of Adrerfising.
-us PRINTING.

Advertisers exceeding the space con Itiss
ed for. will be chaTg toT the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-20
1857. NEW FALL GOODS.
DRY-COODS.
eLnn REWARD.


EDANAWAY from the Subscriber, living Pulaski,
IA Giles county, negro d, WILLIAM and JANIS q.
WILL an is % years of age very black ABOUT five
feet high has rather fine voice, stoops little
forward
JAMES about "a e5 years of very black, with
good his eyes. six feet hight I'd
ye-y coarse voice. aries hmEef very Bill had a
grew bIaH kst James had BLACK cloth coat.
scares IecoiI-eted will give the above I'd for them
lodged in a so may get them, $50 for either Of
them. 2s-til }. NJ. MARKS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-20
interesting 80 Mechanic and uanutac-
LureA--EhiEd Animal EaIr.

The Mechanics and Manufacturers Of Tennessee ana aa
joining States reminded the Third Annual Far and
Exhibition othe Mechanics institute Of is State will COM
October Ist in this ely. he annually increas
ing interest manifested in exhibitions aud visible ad
vauIages resulting 70 exhibitors, well from the dissemina
ton of important information among themselves, from
the great publicity which they are Es enabled to give their
business renders certain that the approaching exhibition
will lpse in magnihcence and inter 81 all It's predeces
Copiss of circulars giving full particulars be obtain
ed at the Mechanics Institute rooms College street, oppo
ite the Sewanee, by a6 re sing the President Wm.
sockeII, or Secretary b. K. " aker. June 30 3m.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-20

We ou,s call the attention of Merchants, Business men
and our facilities for exec ung win PromPness
andin superior manner, JOB PRrNT ING IN s us Narees'
-. "a ,olors and solicit sha re Of their patronage
zone to considerable expense in fitting up our Job
hing establishment prepared to execute all KINDS OF
plain and Ornamental work, such as Ball Tickets, Pro
erammes Cards Of every description Circulars, all varieties
of Printing Gold Silver Bronze Go Tors; Also Pamphlets,
Lawyers Briefs, Checks, BIZ Heads Bills Of Lading Pro-
lssory Notes, Way Bills Hand Bills etc, etc., with neat
IS and on reasonable terms
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-20
JAILOR,s NOTICE.

COMMITTED to Jail in TazeWeLl, Claiborne county
| Tennessee on she sth Of September 1856, negro
Row who SAYS his name Is JOHN, 51tfee bgb copper
color weighs about 140 pounds 50 years DID, has
on his upperp caused from the kick Of mule he says
he belongs to a man in Nashville BY the Of James
Nurry Of Davidson county, Tenn The owner viii please
come forwared and prove property and take him out
w. ". GREER, Sheriff
IF nd IaiIor Of Claib orua Couutv-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-20

Land warrants,

EIVB hundred barrels Of Apple Cider -snssd dv
i tsnI Y rsEAEE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-20

II IheHeIFE of LicUt. Robert Hayes, Capt
tCamOnt rail, Bad Lieut. James IaIum of tho Revolt
uoHsry War; WI call At hu Office 81 Ferguson q Cox No. IA
Cedar NasHE le- Teuuns sse, they viii hear some
thayt L. their sfvaulaga ffobl2--dAWu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-20
ERT. 4, G.. GOOdIGt,
MANUFACTURER OF
VngCtahEe PaNace9

&c . . = ~,
GOODLET,S LINANENT OINTMEN1 AM
EVE SALNE.
Coughs, Colds, Headache, indigestion and
Dyspepsia,
Which aflct many persons, are soon reHeVeu an
more ,et ally cured ~ the proper use ofthe Vegetable
PSnacea l.au al y other Temedy,
Female Diseases! he Vegetable fanacea is mos
peculiarly adapted 10 female diseases.
GODJIet's Vegetable Liniment, GOOdleba
UnrivaIed ointment, and GOOdIeI's hy'
NaIVe, are superi'r remedies. All persons who have
made al o. thcu fpe ofhem in the highest terms.
FANI.lEs Who avs adopted the Of be above rem
dies, reParodhy d., Go0dlet MUCK pleased viii
them and genaray give Them the most enthusiastic praise
/ may 2o-u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-20
40 Mules, Large Iron Works,

AND oTBE4 PERSONAL PROPERTY
T. . n - a Il Il.
virtue of decree rendered in the Chancery Court
- Nashville in the of LedbetteT and BOstick Jno
s. d Brrn and Others, will sell public auction
the Pubic Square in GAINESVILLE,
Monday, the I4th Lay of Sept,
next-40 FINE MULES, and some Wagons and Harness
and
First Day of October Next,
will sell at Iron Mountain Furnace Stewart county, the
sid Furnace and Land-sbOnt 1900 acres, with about
600 acres He bottom land, about 100 in cultivation
THIS place could be made the finest Stock Farms
Tennessee has abundance Of fne mountain for
bark The land lies between the Tennessee and Cumber-
1ud ye and extends to each river and has fine woodward
privileges and all the wood be read ~ sold TO Steam
Ooats In addition these advantages il has fine Fur
mace, with all thu necessary fixtures about
viii also the time, Blacksmith Tools Carts
WGg Gus Axes &C., &c.
Tie real estae be sold credit of ., and years
alter small cash psymen land the personal property
credit Of or month"; with notes in bank for all sums
owe. SIOO-fOr smaller sums will be required. Two
good securities required the notes, and lien retained
the land iii. the purchase money is paid.
aug 96-tds THOS W. WISDOM.
have two likely young negro men and valuable wO
man to sell pHv atey. Call soon. I. W. W.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-20

.,,,-,,, ma. MOI heard Of T}OeThave's H"l-
- ,-irrcr I-,-SirpI- in its composition, pleasant
N m tate and truly wonderful in Ifs effect IT'S pPul"rS
cannot be wondered al To invahds just recover,
stra. il 1. inya'uasle exercising that soothing onu
tao nervous system, and im aring 'Na' he1 VI
and tone TO y stomach, 2used for by me COW
Daily Enterprise.