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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-07
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I.' insulation 10 s!tus,ed ON Church Hill, Rich
a.. Va, d-Gyh iaI, airy posirioh, ano Is iur.
WIZ evrEy convenience essential to tho proper
,"s ~ o's-sss The oo-ct OF this Hospital 10 70
= ,e'V"n'' strangers Hnd u;hsrs, as have rot, when
a"h"s "hcr; s'eu u u comforts 81 Q Iuisile 20
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f,.. wards are peculiarly ca,niuodiuu, Particular
2' p-tsCnal sttrniJn ~ all pu,i.u., pI,ced under
+; ..r.- r''~'N
Terms:
IL, '-'-..'..'..-. Is per week.
-,tr Recommendation. " 1,o1o
'e' I'm race al charges for Board. Medicines,
[n,'s sun al ct"nl.oce
aN' sui,i.Pvx airnirted
PHYSICIANS
'on ". d.. Grace -treet, between 4'h Ind 5eh.
Il si., ID il;n, between Bruut and Msr.hslI
|. ., .o' TN, NJ ID Corner 18th and Grace
- rn'-''- '-n-n' Wnrd Feb 2s-c6m
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ExrEsprSo TRApr.-Tbs proceedings OF The peo
pie ot Hsmphire, n relation tc the AeIaadra, L. u
doun and Hampshire Railroad, will command the a.,
isntiou Of the friends Of the work. Among o:her
suggestions, 10 proposed TO extend the The
Ohio river and thus make il rival Of tho Baltimore
and Ohio Rsilroad Coz hs freight and travel OF !c
West Ii is proposition Well worthy Of cousiders.
tion.-lALez. SeStinel
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::G :Gat NORFOLK NEWS" FOR SALE.
- ~ u 70 Fsnloes IRON Norfolk, au desirous
q. --s NE NEWS. together with the JOB
x. IGoa n regard TO the condition Of the estab.
:, a.. Hs Cha. J. OE, Daily News Otscs and
- BAKER P. LEE Jl,
Hichrnnd
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sAcauitR CuusrY-T 10 Warrenton Flag ,ay- -
Our candidates iuw in the ra,id!- nnd .l..
tn-'r au'y Inenfuiy. Mr. Hun;on is aIsn bus !.
hn'e M reason 20 change rhe opinion VIZ Gr.t *
pres,ed-thn they will all b- elected by very cnu-
derahle mr. 'ritlrs. Tho Distribution oi-s,o, NY
r0::ard 80 treat as msre oppo.irion r,k ana fni
sustain them in their views
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FIRE Ix SrAUkTos.-we learn from the Stapn,on
Spectator that on Monday night last. abocls oc., cs
hre broke out in Inc stable the grornts II .ae
Virginia Female Institute and far consumed re
building before tbs engines reached the tpnt tnst
vac found impossible TO save il: A vsiJntle l. So
belonging 10 Hugh w. Shelly, ESQ. ws, burn: stb
the stable and also buggy. Tbs IRE wad comr,u,i
Gated to small frame building In the x ne L.
stiute stable and to the stable tbs &c: OF Robert
G. Bickle, Esq. both Of which we're snirsiy cc@
suned.
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FIRE IN THE Mous1AiS.-ws learn that ihe BIus
Ridge /, on drs at diff ren, poin,s, extending from
The mountains Ens, Of ;hs Valley, from Wood
sto' Ia Mt. Jackson, are also on frs On Tu. ,dSy
and Monday nights Of this week, ths visS e ,tv
burning mountains wss magnificent. We have uc,
heard, IS yet, Of any d-strucricn Of fences. & hs
ara not having reschsd the settlensnss- Rgext02.
ham RrgiRe-, ApyI3.
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.it Anp sTArE WV.

ING M SEARCH i..T "A .r"'iil ''"f
~ w Nt-s Mt = |. = = i.l.r- 'l4 %. %
'nn.;. -rp"r' -" 'h- p.ri 'n"t i 81 frr -..
"a f'n'"'n v" '"E' ';- ---rch i-"- e Y '"r..
nu ~. m.n-nd th- pr.-y. IT =. -...- -,r~ :,.I.
w, w, - o'' ,' ,'a'h' L " Eater g: rm. ~
he o"n-'uti"uslirv # sn az, :: ,.s ,..'o.,.A
Virginia. passed March H. 1855, .n-,'-d .sm
pr%vang "ad';ois Protection ,r slave p."psr =.
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FiRxals ROCKINGHAM The barn ow ned BY y i2o~y
Arxsnrghs. in X .okingham rouuty, Va wa. lie.
rfr"yed by hrS ast usek, with v. h"rses AMI qcsm
tity Of provender. The woods OF Wu.. Barn-i, ..
joining wsre nred on the ssne night doing cous'd=.s
bls damsge.
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JUsT COMPLIMENT. The Democrats Of Arcus
ia. (Says the fsrmvis Journal have noninsr,d d for
seat in the next House Of Delegates cur old .r;cr~
John A. Harmsn. John hss been printer, aG sci.
tor. soldier, and gallant one az hat and 10 ncw
farmer. He 10 wihal true man, intelligent, koacs
energetic and indusrrious We parly raised him. aod
speak what We know. We oare nothing about 80
politics, but are bound 10 wish him success.
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TIT HANDS MANrkN

|a G :. a!r, the ensuing year. number of Co,
''' "hom 'ull prices will b- given. De
q, .e' our years not a sirzls serious accident
f:,.. ~; Occurred 10 our underground operations
Or pSid puuctually, In quarterly payments, at
Fx ..is City. JOHN J. WERTH,
Agent
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EoaisArIos.-R.A A Cosh!, Esq., nas been rorai.
mated by the Democrats Of Anherot for the Ho.: c:
Delegates.
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FInEs.-A Are occurred near Lsetown, in Jttrsr.
son county, Va, Monday destroying G. w. Ccct:.
rell barn, With Is tons Of hsy and two vindmsi
and on Sunday night 8 dwelling house and barn IA
the Same county, owned by Mrs. Mary Forrest, aEo
occupied by Mrs. Martha Beall, we.s burnt
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TIE Democrats Of Beta ~, Va have nor iraf.G
! m Bar Hose aud K u. Nealunu ior the ss.l.
ture.
The tobarco factory "f Ia. late b J .as. IN pes,f.
burg. Va has b-.n evid 1, J Vi. Cu.!.sIi IE
SIS OUU cash.
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T:r,XrI DOLLARS REWARD.

os:, Chet Easinee, n s P Z. Co. Norfolk, Va.
Nhrc9 S.-c44
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-12

lBdesHlsas Ed sabtl5l sl sass ssd 5isgl
ia ihdasttlodl 5issssl upon aboss snitsd iaboss
CREST bHrtheh 0fesustaining the government rests
and in their name and their behalf we aing back
with scorn the unjust allegation that it is the rich,
the men Of wealth and leisure who alone support
the Government. But let no one suppose that we
Heter ourselves with the idea that in this necessa
ry brief expose, we have done full justice to our
subject. We have but entered upon the threshold.
We must Of necessity trust to the more intelligent Of
our readers, upon the few brief hints but important
facts, which have set FORTH to aid US in enlight-
ening the minds Of the " thousands Of men in Ten
nesiee who, rs the Patriot tells Us, know nothing
about the duties on imported goods"
We shall in future number show not only that
the revenues of the Government are derived chiefly
from the duties or taxes imposed upon goods which
are consumed by the industrious classes, but that
they pay than their just proportion, and that
collection Of money by Government for distribution
among the States, is not only absurd, but a wicked
device, BY means Of which the Industrious classes
are to be taxed for the benefit of your " men Of
wealth and leisure atthe same time that they con
tribute so much more for the benefit of the manu-
featuring lords Of Abolition Massachusetts,, New
Hampshire, &c. If we fail to do all this and more
it viii be not because the facts are wanting but be-
cause We lack the power Of enforcing the truth
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CIRCUIT COURT U. s.,
JUDGE HUMPHREYS, Presiding,

Derisess Of Wsatherhead u.s. Afal0ne and Others.
The Court having declared, At the November
term, 1856, by decree, that the devisees Of Mrs.
Weatheraead were tenants in COMMON with each
owner of lot in the town of Columbia, within the
1900 acres Of land belonging to Anthony Bledsoo in
his lifetime, and that partition could not be made
without manifest loss, and having ordered that
valuation Of the lots, excluding the improvements,
be made as upon a sale of twelve months, and that
one-eleyenth thereof, less one-twenty -eighth, be
paid to the devsees by the execution Of notes with
lien, and having appointed commissioners to make
said7aluaon and take such notes. the commissioners
made their report to this term The lots within the
1900 acres were valued at S2IS,7 and the 18th
thereof, less One-twenty eighth was Sl9,I69.-
Notes were executed under this decree for ST. 766.
The report was confirmed, and the lots of those
refusing to execute their notes for the amount due
we're ordered to be sold for the payment of that
amount.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-12

RIors AND SPoHs PARTIEs.-The Charleston Eve
ming Es,Os, in alluding to the recent disgraeefuI
riot in Washington, and those which have occurred
elsewhere in connection with our elections says:
The riot is but another example of the curse which
permanent spoils parties inict on the country. As
prations to Office and eagerness for class and local
legislation, coming constantly into competition and
stimulated to phrensy By prescription for opinions
sake are the results and attendants Of such parties
and by the daily evils they inficting, should
warn the good the calm and the wise, that no par
ties should be tolerated but those natural divisions
of opinion which would or should spring up on is
sues as they rise.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-12
MONTGOMERY WHITE SUPPER
SPRT \GS

THIS WATERING Place win be open Tor TIE reception
4 Of Visitors The 10Th day Of June u8EE
ia situated on The Eastern slope of the Aisrdaal
the summit, In Montgomery County, Virginia, seventy
eight miles West Of Lyuuh5uTg, ana two hundred miles
West OF Richmond within and hall miles a lo Vr.
gina aad Tennessee ksilroad, from which thers BIaneh
Railroad % the door Of NE Reception House
Iucse Waters have been resoed O. for many as b hs
people OF The surrounding country and, since ne Place has
been improved, BY very large number Of Nlqfs from
many sections the Ulo1 most Of whom testify
their efficacy n uuulb1r oitsgasas.
Tho Improvements Of arst Orderi ihe
large ald airy and many OF them arsnged visa p1fealr
regard 20 the comfort and convenience o. Families
The Dining Room deem much enlarged since llat
season, and win be under The management olarLEl g.
IHoHPos Esq Of Richmond whose eaPsaiy - Caterer 10
unsurpassed.
10 DE seekers Of Health Pleasure. is plcs presents
attractions seldom 70 with at Watering Place. and
second % nOGe in ths Unlou.
In nddIHon 10 me kaiiroad ABILITIES b. uhich Vsorl
from on ecous o. the country be hrought
0f ne Reception Hou thars wi be daily Zine nfsu1ar1r
For Horse Coaches b. way q the New River White
phur Springs the celebrated sat Lake, ne Red sa
Gfsenbrisr While sulpbsr and Sweet springs
Tue l. nshburg a Abingdon Telegraph Company have
constructed Branch their Line hssa springs aad opened
az once In the Reception house.
Ample provision has been made for the comorlblo
c0mmodaOu % One Thousand persons and Effort vii b
spared 10 render their s0Irn pleasant and agreeable.
R0BER "a n. MU88H, FHEsir,
Montgomery Whs sulphur Spungl Company.
iuns6-d lm-sodlm-W l2jaug.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-12

DEFEAT OF rHE Hon. Gro. W. HorETNs.-We have
seen O letter from Abingdon, Virginia, dated the
first of June which says that Martin, distribution
Democroat. has beaten, Hopkins by a considerable
majority. reported to be one hundred and twenty)
This was caused principally by prejudice COTTON
nm AGAINST Hopkins, because Of his resigning his
;dgesbip for the sake of seat in Congress. Martin
divided The Democracy on the distribution question,
and was supported by the Know-NOthing party al
most IN man. We elected Democratic Representa-
tves for the county Messrs Grant and Rice, in the
The face Of very strong opposition"
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FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE u. 1857.

The CANDIDATES FOR GovEBSoR.-Messrs. Harris
and Hatton viii speak at Winchester on Monday
We advise our friends at Nashville and all convent
emit points. to attend We want those, particularly
who have read in Know Nothing papers the ludl-
crous accounts Of their discussions elsewhere to
attend. We predict that Know Nothing who goes
over viii not want to hear them again.
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COLLEGIATE AND COMMERCIAL INsTI-
TUTE, NEW HAVEN, CONN.

This Institution has been in successful operation for ten
years. lis de- signed % meet lbs wants Of hose parents
who wish TO their all the advantages for
mental education that be wsrs furnished, without
losing that atent ah AID that parental superV
sion and government which q g Young require.
THE MENTAL TRAINING includes thorough English,
Mathemat CAL and Scientific Education, in 70
compete eparron rany business that does not require
the instruction Of the Law, Medical ~ Biological School
course OF Classical Studies, mute, In rngh, and
tended may be desired; Of Modern Language
under native teachers; History, and Mental and Political
Science
THE MORAL EDUCATION lie secured by the psrsonalin-
hueDce Of the Teachers BY division Of the school into f4m
lies Of moderate size Of which the VicePrncPa the
heads by graduated dsc mary measures and Dy regular
curse of study OF The B5e, Of Neral Science and Of the
evidences Of Nainrai and Revealed Religion.
The PHYSICAL TRAINING consists Of prescribed
course Of exercises in large and W-iuraished gymnas
undeT the direction accomplished gymnast; Eld
Of such Of military drilling under ful Organiza
lion infantry corps with competent officers and iustrcc
ior, as vii secure bodily vigor habits Of command aud
obedience, and kind aud degree OF knowledge which may
be essential 10 the tail discharge Of The duties Of citizen.
Care taken encourage wholesome sports bathing
and rJWing5 and opportunities furnished occasional
pedestrian excursions into 'he country Students
mitted any time Of the year.
CalaozHes with fu information will be furnished ap-
licatOB % the Principal,
mayi6-3m. WIN H. RUSSELL.
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EdgefeId and BrowngviIIe-

WE eer Tor sale reasonable terms number ofbeau
w uful Resdence Lots in Shelby's, HOustan's Z0icOf
er's, BlOOds and Williams Additions 20 Edgedeld.
Buildings going up all over EdgeGed. "e will also
se long time building purrhasar number Of lots 10
Bnwnsvills, containing 0m ID each, situated
from ~ 70 2z miles from Nashville. several beautifully
imbered. J. L. q X. w. BROWN.
June 4-lm. "A j Chcrry
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A COMFORTABLE story House, the corner Of
n Spruce and Dsmumbrane streets, containing rooms
besides kitchen, servBn room, stables, &c will DO rented
for the remainder OF the year the accommodating
tsrms-rent payable monthly.
To humane master young negro woman, who is
good COOK washer and r0ner will hired balance
Of the year. part Of the furniture may be rented pur
chased. Apply 10 WILL. L. BOYD,
may 0-u General A gent, No. 50 Cherry st
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pnsr nFFICE DFPARTMENT.

We observe among the new post oihces established
one to be called d" Bon Aire, White county, Tenn.
Among the names changed is " Friendship Dyer
county, to Green's Store Among the sites
changed is " Blowing Spring" Limestone county,
Ala to former site Of White Hill, Giles county,
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WHITE SILK BONNETS BY ExPKGssr

d ECEIVED this morning by Express lou OF hs SIR
n BOnnets, Of the very latest style and beautiful mater al
Also cases Of elegant small dgd French Jac0Hets, h
800 pcs White MusquetO Netting Our sOSk Of goods IN
general is well assorted, and viii be offered srea
jiueo-tf IRBY MORGAN & co.
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COTOOSA SPRINGS, GEORGIA.

THE Projectors pleased to announce to the public,
that this fashonable Watering Psce will be opened for
reception vsrs the I5h Uf June, when they ia
themselves they viii be enabled By their uHTemitted att
ton and increased facilities to render their guests
Portable any similar ssab hment n tls SOnlh DlI
ing lheir will BE- Fancy Ball and ToaFname IT.
which will be duly announced.
juneg-tjuly Is BATTEY & MCDONALD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-12

A FACT WORTH KEowING.-Housekeeper should
know, now that the season Of pies and buildings is
approaching and sugar Unfortunately dear, that the
acid in rhubarb, goOseberries and currents NAV be
neulralized by putting third Of a spoonful Of
soda in fruit and without affecting the flavor.
less quantity of sugar will then answer to sweeten
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-12
PublIc saIe 81 Land.

ONTHURSDAY, the llth Of June, on the premises win
sell to the highest bidder lrac Of Land combining
about dfty acres
The aud lies on Mil Creek, between the Lebanon and
MurIessbosO Turnpikes new turnpike, adoiHnr no
land Of Edward Irabno, and paruf The and Of is late
r.. p. Smith.
The tract Is divided into thrss lots with water on each
IEHzs SALE-l, and years, Tor notes veil secured,
pas able in Bank ard a lien retained
% sale % commence az d O'Clock
5AMiL CROCKETT.
~ r. GInecncr. Huetfouoer rrevnr-tf
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WHO WANTS ABARGAINP

WE offer for sale desirable LOT for the erection Of
w large Business house, fronting about 20 feet the
ERst side Of Front street, the lnerse cOn Of CLARK
street, and running back to low water mark Apply
june Him J. l. 6 X. W. BROWN.
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NEW FIRM,

THE undersigned having purchased the entire stock Of
Groceries, &c, OF Messrs Straon & Ewing, viii con
tinue wholesale Grocery and Commission business
the corner Of Market and Church ssyeets.
EWING, MCCRORY CO.
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BSP The Know Nothing National Council, which
met at Louisville on the ID inst is spoken of by the
Bqnnsr as convention Why is it that our
neighbOr is unwilling to call things by their right
names. 1t was no convention. 1t did not so desig-
nate itself in its proceedings. 1t was 80 council
the assembled representatives of the oder"
From the published proceedings we learn that
Mr. Brooks submitted plan of organization, stating
that although dissented from by many Ofthe members
of the committee it was submitted for the cOnsidera-
ton of the cornell The plants to abolish national
State and local councils, with all the forms and cerC
monies now in use; to admit all legal voters to the
party who approve and support the principles Of
Americanism; to create a national executive com
mittee composed Of one from each State and Terri
tory to be elected annually by the said executive
committee the first committee to consist Ofthe dele
gates to the present State council
Mr. Brooks plan was not adopted. They could
not consent to abolish the national State and local
councils, with all the forms and ceremonies now in
use, but agreed that ''the American party in each
State, Territory, and District of Columbia, be au
thorized to adopt such plan of organization as re-
spectively they may think best suited to the views
of the members of the party in their several local
ties"
Under this resolution, the party viii be different
" organized in every State of the Union; Oaths,
crecy, and religious tests will be ezacted in some
quarters and rejectedin others. Wonder what they
will do in Tennessee! We suppose we will not find
out until the election is over.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-12

THE drm Of Stratton Ewing was dissolved BY mutual
L consent, the 2Oih Of May Either Of the arm
authorized close up the business Their books &c viii
found a their old stand. MADISON STATION.
A. & EWING.
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TAVING retired from the grocery business solicit for
II theneW arm Ewing McCF0ry & Co, the patronage
literally bestowed upon The old arm Of Sirauon hwing.
iuneg MADISON STRATION.
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bSs@ German writer says the people Of the
United States burst more steamboats, and chew
more tobacco than any other five nations Of the
globe.
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q. q. 9 3. D. &C..

Z UST received By 8. B. LEBANON
- 30 n. 81. Chaes8, arst class article;
so boxes " r.. Cheese hand
50 barrels Sweet Grab Ji1ers
- do Champagne Cider;
doz. Cans Fresh Oysters, warranted % Keep en- sum
Persons wishing % celebrate the Fourth OF JlV Do
cOmmod lted with Pre- W0rEs and 0thsz Necessary aTtcl
for thai greas occasions BY J. G. ROBtEIsQNs
iune2. Broadway.
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Bro,ea and Others, ps. Gooea and Wade.

Bill by eastern merchants to subject twenty-five
slaves conveyed by John C. GOOch to Wade as trus-
tee for Allen GoOch and wife, and children to the
satisfaction Of their debts. Sale declared fraudu
lent, and conveyance anuulled, and trustee and
others ordered to deliver up the slaves for sale
Affidavit that GOooh and others had the slaves
beyond the jurisdiction of the court an attachment
was ordered against all the defendants for contempt
of court Wade appeared and denied all knowledge
of the matter, and was, by consent, recognized to
appear at the next term The process not served on
the others. Attachments we're continued, and de-
cree entered that Wade and Marshall be appointed
receivers jointly, and that they be empowered to
bring up the property, &c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-12

RSP Ex-Governor Henry Hubbard, Of New
Hampshire, died at Charleston on Friday morn
ing
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Saturday. juno I3. 15Z.

DEM. F. SHIELDS viii sell Saturday morning a. 10
- O'Clock without reserve TO close out consgnmenL
meet advances and 70 pay charges large and varied aso
ment Of
SUEDRIES,
consisting Of Furniture Fine Glass and ChiBaWar', Pianos,
cErpetiu z, cts., etc.
Also lew hundred bushels Of doe Gaena folo5 9.el
mes etc eic. exbrsssiy for amly noe variety
igns 10 "a BENZ. 2. SHIELDS.
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Beaver Dam Springs.

Re In Hickman county, Tennessee, beautiful clear
n small creek OF pure and living water, In denseiy
shaded grove where hs air is COOL pure and brag and
rs waters equal not superior 10 any In the south wes
having four Sulpher Springs, all differing materially;
Chylebats and several Of the coolest Freesone
the world Taking ID things together It is considered BY
competent judges be uf the very @ watering places
In the United States Beaver Dam Is forty miles west o. Co
umba. Nearly half OF the road pike the balance
best dirt TOad IN Tennessee. From Waynesbero' Only
about thirty miles east; and from PERI vile shout the
distance. Good hunting aud fishing BY and the
best Of Brandy Vine and Cgars, kept for able and
purposes; Billiard Tables, Nine Pin Alley, and many smaller
pleasure-seekers particularly respectfully invited TO
visit this place. We authorised % refer Rev. A L.
Washington Meredeh Of Nsshvinei nearly every man,
and child in Columbia and Maury county; R. Jas
Otey, p Walker Col z. G. Looasy and Duncan B. FRI
srson Of emDhfs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-12

LADIES WEAR.
7 ASTING Caters, with and without heels,
Il C0ngrc Caters, with and without heels
Lasting Front Lace CATER,
Glove Kid Caters, Congress and Side Lace,
win heels,
Boots, with OF vitae 90 heels
Slippers and Buskins,
French Kid Slipper ane Buskins;
French KID Slippers, with heels.
juDeB SNYDER & FRJZZELLs