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c. u. FERRELL. E. l. BERTHOUn
Shawnee House.

SudWue6 HOUSE.
TtHlS house is now open for the accommOda :
4 dation of the travelling public It Is under
going thorough repairs with large additions. 1t is
located ON Shawnee St, "A feW rods west Of the
Planters House, on high ground, and the most
healthy and pleasant location in the city. The
pablo are respectfully invited 10 call, the pro-
prIetors pledging every comfort usually found in
. Western hotel.
Nv. TERRELL < Co. Proprietors.
Leavenworth City, X. T., April II, is57.-tf
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8. a. Cats.

DEALER in Leather. Saddles. Harnesses and
II Shoemakers' Findings, Plaslerers Hair, &c.
Store on Second Street, Alton, III.
Nov. s, ls56. 1ys.
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JOS. HISDMAN.
J. N. wood & Co.
M. g. Mcies & Company.

| GENERAL AGENTS and COMMISSION
/ " Merchants, for the sale of all kinds If Rat
/ road Materials, Machinery and .Sean. Engines.
( ings. Iron and Brass Casting. Steam GaaSes.
{ Steel, Files, Nails, Nuts and Washers, Betting,
/ Gutta Percha Goods, Glass Lanterns. Locom0-
/ tive tires, No l6 Main street, 81. Louis, Mo.
II. q. M0IES, II. NJ. WOODWARD.
April Is, IS57.-tf
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.oneka,

nonsha.
June %, 1857.
have not forgotten
ough I have h..
IN a new country
ew and the climate
ings new, and all
axes time to know
and there is some.
Pmething that hs,
T; | mean MosEKA.
tied in all tina. Der.
tell you somethin,
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Emit Trees

Fruit Trees.
IN varieties Apple grated,
eSU - Pear
. " Peach.
All fresh from the Nursery, and for sale at No.
29 Massachusett street.
April est. c. & w. 3. HoRNSBY.
| DoMERoY. BENTON e CO., have for sale,
L Cottonades, Plain Mixtures, Small Checks
and Cashmere Plaid Styles of Joseph Ripka,
York Mills, fIamdcn Mills. Wiittenton, Wo-
eiiassett, Winthrop. Camlets, Nankeens, Blue
Donins, Blue DTi3Ings, dc.
Ncs. IA snd 145 Main Street, ST. Louis.
May2.
DoMERoY, BEgToN d CO., have in store,
| Z of their own unpoF:ations, and viii be sold
| remarkably low, Jaeonets, Tape Checks Swiss
Muslin. Nensook Musiins. Victoria Lawn,
Bishop Lawn, Brilliants, CrinoIiRes. &C., &c.
Nos. IA and TAG Main Street, st. Louis.
Msy2.
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Books Received.

stVsIP Top Cleo Book" (new work. by
/ Jarvis 81 cetzc.
Latin Grammcrs, Latin Readers, Wells Law
yer.
s.bool Books, Magazines Papers, dc.
o. WILAARTH
May 18th. '57. 1888 If.
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3. "a. Carpeuter q Co..
u L. Wanlss.

VITHOLESALE Grocers, Dealers in Choice
% Second Street, Alton, Illinois. Hf
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Sash doors OF al the above sizes.
Sky Lights.
feet 0 inches, by feet inches
) = &" * -
"a = 4" 10 Z"
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Turner e sidway,

MANUFACTURERS and Wholesale Dealers
Horse Collars Hides. Leather, Saddlery, Hard
ware. Coach Trimmings, Buffalo Robes. w hips,
0verSh0cs, Fly Nets, &c. Store No. -, Second
Street Afton Ill
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Eagle works. chicago, III.

Emporia, Kansas, MAY Is, Is57.
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Alton Advertisements.

No. B. EIcKs. PROCTOR. E. o'RmLLY, cLERE.
CORNER of Front and Abby Streets, fronting
~ the river. Alton, Ill.
April %, 1850. lyS.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-14

The lease Of the North Western V :.
Railroad is now scomplete aud the road
under the entire cpntrol pf the Bali.
moro and Ohio Company. which com.
pany is making every atrang ement to
place the road in toll working condi.
tion. capable If doing the heavy -busi.
nese, which will naturally accrue to !,
The Paike,sburg News ofthe 18Th lust
says:
lnthe course of one month from This
date. The furthest, we arc reliably.in.
formed the entire work of ballastinp.
wilt have beencompleted, at which Tina
all through freigh,s iha, can be shipped
to or from Baltimore cha the Ohioliiver
will be- sent over this road !; the post.
Ponement of The date for commencing
such shipments which have been. rem.
dered expedient by the experience OF
the company in Opening the Baltimore
road to Wheeling before tho road bed
was in condition to allow sending over
il the vast amount of freight which Of
,fered itself, by which act the com any
received drawback from which il did
not recover for long time. r.S9, as ~
The tariff of rates for freieh,s, &c.
has been published aud is now at the OF.
flee OF the company in this place. The
rates charged for through business arc
the same as those existing on tho BALI.
more road. and the way charged are al.
so Proportionately the same, and in all
other respects the two roads are on pre-.
cisely the same foo;ing.s 7a1'E
Already large amounts offieieht are
being received here from the Mnsking-
um, and other points, while after the
date OF the final opening Of tho road
the! entire trade of tho lower Ohio val
ley, bound for tho eastern markets
must necessarily pass over our, road
The saving TO every steamboat bound
up the river ladened with freight, dis
charging at this point. will average. be.
tween Wheeling and this place, full, two
I days, and between Pittsbure and here,
from three to five days. Nl- 49, ?"
We learn by'telegraphlhat President
Brooks, Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road, and others, interested in opening
the Parke rsburg road. who are now at
the West, left Wheeling on Saturday
morning in The steamer Courier, for ar.
kersburg. gs4 4s fagaE
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-14
AMBROTYPES!

The greatest Improvement in the art
of transferring the liniments of "the
human face divine" on to plate, or of
miniature likeness taking is the Am,
brotype. Tits far superior to and more
durable than the Deguerreotype. MIR.
Oliphant, at the Gear, is taking some
ambrotypcs which far excel any thing
Of the kind ever produced here before.
Go and see his specimens if you doubt.
lie is an artist and his work proves it
to a demonstration. We understand
that he intends leaving here about the
first of April; so that all who would a
vail themselves Of his services, should
do so at once. You can't do better
this side Of sun down.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-14
PRESIDENTS ADDRESS.

Fellow Citizens:-I appear before
you this day to take the solemn oath
''that I will faithfully execute the of.
flee of President Of the United States,
and will, to the best of my ability,
preserve, protect and defend the Con-
stitution of the United States"
In entering upon this great Office, l
must humbly invoke the God of our fa-
theirs for wisdom and firmness to exc
cute its high and responsible duties in
such a manner as to restore harmony 4
ancient friendship among the people of
the several States, and to preserve our
free institutions throughout many gen
orations. Convinced that / owe my
election to the inherent love for the
Constitution and tho Union which still
animates the hearts Of the American
people, let meoarnestly ask them their
powerful support in sustaining all just
measures calculated toperpctuate these
the richest political blessings which
Heaven has ever bestowed upon any
nation. Having determined not to be-
come candidate for reelection, Ishall
have no motive to Influence my conduct
in administering the government, ex-
cept the desire ably and faithfully to
serve my country, and to live in crate
full memory ofmy countrymcn.
We have recently passed through q
Presidential contest in which the pas
sions of our fellow citizens were excited
to the highest degree by questions Of
deep and vital Importance; but when
tho people proclaimed their will, the
tempest at once subsidized, and all was
calm.
The voice Of the majority, speaking
in tho manner prescribed by the Con-
stitution, was heard, and instant subs
muission followed. Our own country
could alone have exhibited so grand &
striking spectacle Of the capacity Of
man for sclfgoyernmcnt,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-14
Out With Them.

Here's cold comfort for the Office
holders Of the old extinct Pierce dy-
nasty ... .n.....u... . .r.
1t is said that Mr.. Buchanan has
emphatically announced that he will
carry out the principle of rotation in
Office through the whole Union, vacat-
ing commissions as they expire. -g' F..
1t is stated, in addition, that the
President had already dispensed with
the services of Peter G. Washington,
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury,
and Elisha Whittlesey, First Comptro-
Ter of the Treasury. The decapitation
of the former is said to have been Mr..
Buchanan's first official act.
.. LATER.
A Photographic despatch from Wash
ington, Sunday night, says:
The President and Cabinet have re-
solved to turn out Office holders gencr-
ally on the expiration of their commits
sions.
Coed ticks, out with them. Let's
have new men, and better if possible.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-14

At recent meeting of the Ladies'
and Gentlemen's Literary Club of this
place, the following resolution compli'
mentary to DR.. J. D. NJ. Carr, &c.
was passed and we publishit with plea
sure, as requested:
Resolced, That the thanks of this
Society be rendered to DR.. j. d. NJ.
Carr for his very able address deliver
ed before the Society (at Court House
IIalD on the evening of the 9Th March
also to DR.. d. w. Roberts for the
efficient manner in which he discharg.
ed the duties Of Chairman Of the meet
ing; and to our excellent band, for the
delightful music furnished on the oc-
casion. ii. L. MARTIN, Pres't.
II. w. Brock, Scc'y.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-14
Thc New Tariff Rill.

The following are the principal pro.
visions Of the new Tariff Bill which has
lately passed Congress;
1. A large extension Of the Free
List, placing thereon many articles
scarcely produced or rivaled in this
country, which enter as raw mater ials
into the composition Of our manufac-
lures.
g. A reduction Of tho present rates
of duty on iron, cotton aud @oollen fab.
RIGS, hemp, sugar, wool costing over
twenty ceUts per poond. and most other
articles now charged thirty to twenty
FIVE per cent @ ca
8. Wool costing less than twenty
cents per pound will henceforth be free.
a. Distilled spirits, iquors, Sc,
hitherto charged one hundred per cent,
are reduced to seven,y.five per cent.
8. Wines, cut glass, meats, raisins,
snuff. cigars and all forms Of manufac-
tufed tobacco, all manufactures OF roso-
wood, mahogany, &c, sweetmee,s,
prunes, &c, are reduced from forty per
cent, to thirty, if not to a lower figure.
6. Agene,al reduction Of twenty per
cent, on oil Articles not carried 10 The
Free List or reduced either to four or
eight per Cent. 81 se .qg
That this act will abopdantly reduce
the revenue, within the cor,so oftwo or
three years, we connut doubt.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-14
r1oRaArwowM,
Buchanan's Cabinet,

THE following nominations for tn c
Cabinet by Mr.. Buchanan, have been
confirmed by the Senate: ..+f e..
Lewis Cass, ofMich. Sec. of State.
Howell Cobb, of Ga. Sec. ofTreas,
John B. Floyd of Va. Sec. of War
Isaac Toucy of Conn. Sec. of Navy
Jacob Thompson, Of Miss. Sec. Of Int
Aaron V. Brown, of Tenn. ?. M. Gen,
Jeremiah S. Black, of Pa. Atty. Gen
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-14

B@g~ We arc gratiGed to learn that
Eugene NJ. Wilson of this place, has
received the appointment of District
Attorney for Minnesota. His talents,
business qualifications and gentleman
9y bearing will adorn the station and
win him hosts Of friends. The Wheel
ing Daily Times says: ...
Eugene NJ. Wilson, Esq. Of Winona,
Minnesota, has been appointed United
States District Attorney for Minncso
to, vice Norman Eddy resigned. Mr..
w. is son Of Hon. Edgar G. Wilson,
of Morgantown, Va, graduate Of
Jefferson College, and young man of
talent and energy. ~ ..
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-14
INAUGURAL CEREMONIES.
inauguration Of James Buchanan as Pre-
sident Of tho United states.
HIS INAUGURAL ADDRESS.

A vast concourse of people from all
sections of the United States were pre-
sent yesterday in Washington to wit
ness and participate in the ceremonies
attending the Inauguration of Presi-
dent Buchanan. We subjoin the pro-
CRANE attending the interesting event
in detail.-
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-14

Bg5~ Jonathan NJ. Heck, Esq. Of
Smithtown, is recommended in the last
Star for the House Of Delegates, by
come 80 Of his Democratic fellow citi.
zsns. The longest pole knocks the
simmons.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-14

Maj. Wm. b. linn announces him
self in to.day's paper fer a seat in the
House Of Delegates from Preston Go.
The Major is good man for the sta
tion--a man Of good practical abilities
discretion and integrity, and Of enlar'
ged information in regard to our State
interests. We hope he may be elect
cd, as he would honor the station and
the county. Read his circuor--it is a
sound, sensible ond unanswcrablo pa
per. ..a.............. ..... ..
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-14
Gen. Walker and his Position.

The Petersburg Democrat speaking
OF Walker and his prospects. says:-
Walker is man of genius, and, under
better circumstances might have bceu
distinguished as ruler of men. The
fatal mistake he made in Nicaragua was
In disconnecting himself altogether from
Spanish party. AT fist he appeared
only as the auxiliary of one of the par
ties tina, were consending for the popu.
lar support. In this character he &C.
quiied positive power, and a position
which, II not strong, was. in high de-
gree. n moi able aud efrc,ive.l He was
not content with this. He must be the
chief in name, as well as in fact, and
he consequence is that he has not only
the whole Spanish population, but the
whole aboriginal population of the coun-
try, against him. His whole depend
ence is upon adventurous from abroad.
These men are brave to desperation;
they are more than match for any
troops of any nation that can be brought
against them;but they are no match Tor
! county fever, aud for that slow was
ting Of the strengths that comes from tho
want of proper food and iaiment. ar
Walkers strength, therefore, is acct
dental while the forces that work against
him are certain and selfsupposed.-.
These latter spring from the oil---they
! are the People--while he is perpetualy
in The light Of a bird of prey, which
comes from distant horizon, and has
only for its object to gather up some
Temporary spoil. They do not recog.
nize him as part OF themselves. He
IS stranger valiant, terrible and pow
e'fnl, but still strangers and the first
lntmation of weakness on his part, is
the signal for all hands to rise against
him. No people love to be ruled by
strangers.
Il is only when the foreign force is
great enough to mako itself felt as ire
sistable, that i, can establish itself as &
permanent dominion. ,.4.f, 81,
This, them, is the secret Of Walkers
uneasy position. He has dropped his
Spanish party, and has trusted bimself
exclusively TO a source Of supply for bis
Amy which is uncertain at the best,
aud which is sure to fail him In the ex d.
lgencies of campaign. by reason of
the malignant influence of the climate.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-14

Perforated Postage Stamps. - Tho
Post Office Department has recently
introduced sn Improvement in the post
age stamps, which adds greatly To their
public convenience. 1t has had them
prepared on sheets wi b perforations a
round the borders OF each stamp, SO that
they can be separated, one from the 9th.
er, without using knife or pair Of scis.
sors. Besides the saving Of time iu this
improvement, there Is greater securitY
that the stamp will adhere Ia the letter
TOR the points or rough edge left by
the perfOratinps will stick heter To the
letter, there being none Of the risk Of
the edges turning up, as wbeDit Is con.
tinuoHs. This plan of perforalipg let.
ter stamps is practiced in Europe
TIE Fastest Growing State There
is rivalry of rapid growth between
Wisconsin aud Iowa. Up to 1850, and
perhaps since. Wisconsin has grown
faster than ever a state grew before,
excepting Califoinia in tho first heat Of
the gold fever" But the consus taken
last Year in luwa. the returns 0f which
are just published. show that Iowa is MT
fur beliud, if indeed she does not con
test pre- emioence with Wisconsin,.
Mr. Bnchapai,'s nephew is 10 be his
Private Secretary, aud his niece isto d.
the bonofs--iD the absence Of his vile.
The Michigan Legislature made ap
preparations 10 the amnnnt of SOC, 000
among which is 8 900 10 Ksusas,
The attomp tn raise c,uion in Austria
liza are said 10 DO Successful.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-15
PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE s. WATERPROOF
CEMENT ROOFING,

FNHE undersigned prepared TO introduce into in
i Tennessee w. {. CHILDS CO.'S PATENT ELIAS
TIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF CEMENT ROOFING, I'd
the of Architects Bnilders Railroad Com
panes public examine its superiority other
Roofing.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS should not fail to
examine this Roofing It is better and cheaper than any
thing in The material forms hard and smooth
climate 1t is mPerVious to water, elastic, and flexible.
It contracts and with the changes OF the
phere and will neither crack rot and
its durability, there is question.
1t is practically imperishahle and will perfeculy resist
any ordinary external exposure fire, is abundanty
proved, and will warrant 1t waterproof We will
gage put Roofing ordinary good heathing
old SHINGLES and gravel copper iron roofs
1T making difference how steep or fiat they may be
for dollars per hundred feet being far
cheaper than Roof Of the old tye and
will give better satisfaction.
Il will also found the best thinR invented
mend old leaky and gravelToo around
chimneys scuttes dormar windows CUTTERS where the
tin is rusted through. This Cement be put
long stone, and form perfect adhesion any OBJ
ject which It applied Tin Roofs be- painted
(and warranted eak) al liars and fifty
hundred square feet which cheaper and much bet
paint Roofing will be found be the best
theng M covering large Roofs where they are exposed to
hr such Steam Mills, Saw Mills, Factories, Railroad
Cars Bridges Depot Station Houses Steamboat Decks,
and In fact every kind OF Roof where there external
EpOsure fire. the Roof is perfect, without joint
it, presents chance for FIRE TO communicate, and any
light substance will burn out without igniting.
faH- Insurance Offices at CINCINNATI and other places
where Ohilds Co.'s Cement has been used, insure Build
ngs with covered With this Cement at the
rates as for those covered with Iron Copper Tin
~ The Cement will be furnished TO those at distance
with directions for using.
Eg- orders sent to undersigned, through Post
o fice, will be promptly attended to -
pa, Spruce Street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-15
PEABODY'S SEEDING HAgTB0lS STRAW
BERRY PI ANS.

TTNHE subscriber having sppointed b. g. WELLER, sR
Agent for the sale Of this superb Strawberry appi.
supplied ~ The following rates. For pacsage
OF one dozen 82 co. package Of l0u slU package OF
1000 $50 co. win paek them ia earth aud moss that
they viii ne live properly planted, aud give
plain directions for their cnlure. Orders may be sd-
dressed to Columbus, A., 10 my agents, J. A,
MORT ~ 4 CO., NeE Orleans, and b. 3. WELLER, sR-.
Nashville, Tenn.
By calling the Seed store Of b. s. Weller gr the pub
lie may see an copy fruit siso
tracts from IA south shoaiug supe.
Tior qualities Of THE berry all Others cultivation
ON the reception Of e. viii carefully paek doEsn iu
OH silk ana mali it any direction ths Union, PIE
paying the postage.
R n Weller viii. also act my agent Tor the
nv gROLIFIC CORN. Due notice Of lie product weight
and yield per viz be given when The pEeeht crop
gathered ChAs. A. PEABODY.
Coiasabus. Ga, sept io-lmso~Ad,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-15
b. s. WELLER.
AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE
NO. 81. SOUTH MARKET ST, NASHVILLE.

AYING established a general Agricultural Depot AZ
the above place i desire AL my old true fenda
ana tie public large, % call and e and
my stock Ia trade fhFeshers, the latest ap
proved Movers hnd Reapsrs, Barnhls nrFzed
eottou Drk Briniey's preIu Fows and EaltiFsEoFs,
kcntackyt GardeE Seeds, o. eYery variety Aso Clover
nmothy, Blue Grass Orchard Grass, Canary, Heap and
Rape Seed, BackWf and Bafeys constantly kAuA
All kinds q Agricultural and Horticultural LnpisusnEE en-
hand.
an kinds of Copper. Tin Brass and sheet Iron Ware
st mauufantared and ssses, Crates Ae for sass AZ.
Faatura tmpeeuts haf hand ordered and soia the
laanuiacLuFeTs prices and afan. Alse fnzTa
Msehincs Had rools frou Peck silh es.s Manu-
szetoFy, SeuthiGEtoa, UaHns
Jasi sseeiyea ssa5y 81 Bust Litaa ana Csrn Rsans
asyss. D. 8 WILLIE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-15
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
IN EQUITY.


The PrSsidet of the United States Of Ause7ca to JOEL
CHAs3 his Att0rnegs Servants, Agents, and RoTk1len
: G1d @ eIcIt and e5e'y Of them,
whereas it hath been represented 70 as IN our Circuit
Court Of the Uued States for the Southern District Of
New York sitting Court Of Equity, the Of Or
1ando B. Potter aud Nathaniel Wheeler, complainants
that they the said Orlan b. Potter and Nathaniel vi eel
have lately exhibited their bill OF compainst against
The said Joel Chase, the defendant, to be relieved
touching matters therein contained, which bill il is
among other things forth, that you the said defend
ant violating and threatening to violate certain
elusive rights and privileges vested In said complaioant
be used certain mprovemer in Sewing Machines,
that the acngs and dongs Of the said dee 1dant
contrary guilty aud good consCieuce; therefore in
consideration Of the premises, do strctv and until the
further orders OF this Court enjon and command the
said Joel Chase and Attorneys Servants ard Work
that fall thereon that and each Of do from
heuceorth, altogether, absolutely and until the further
order Of this court desst and reaiu from directly
directly, constructing, making, working using, selling
putting Lotto DTac operation IN se counter
feitng ntatng the invention Improvement belong
ing said complansnts described claimed and
forth in certain Letters Patent OF the United states
issued A. B. Wilson, and bearing date the 23d day Of
January, 1885, and owned bv the cOmpainants, and
from In way interfering with the rights OF
violating infringing said Letters Patent, or
any part thereof
&-S Witness the Hon. ROGER B. TANEY, Ch 'ef Justice
Of the Supreme lurt OF the United States at the
L. s. City OF New York, in said Dsr Ct this the Z1h
| J d 4, OF September, in the year Of our Lord
GEO. CLIFFORD, KENNETH G. WHITE,
Sol citor and Of Counsel for Complanants, Clerk.
II Wallstreet, New York. sept22-6m