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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-07
MEDICAL
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5E-I AMeToNs TINCTuRH
Iii WILL, CITRF5 DVcnp
n 4 IspTON,s TINGTTRE
WILL CURE Cnr
T0N,STINGTURE
MILD CUltE RlIEUN4rs
n 4, IJ,rrn NC gTINGTJIPE
~ 40 : y y VIII. f,IIRp ccno,.
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El<AAit VIII WI = sGIfPF NERyOIIS TTP4n,.
WILL CUftty. iSEisSiOoo 4lhAuAC
HAMPIllN3E ll4 N,STffsI SITp1, WIN,
:, ,,,nrov;c T1N 4, n n - y '04'"l+
u kA|ai = y SxrIT 7 5TTPE SPINAL n1cr
iif q = : : =. ! FWILLlINyIGOP
!, :; . Z, s51,TlNy,e irfTStfvTITRE
n zANA = - VIII, CURE LOW SpIp
yr;1ixfrTnNJ1cs frJNCTTIRE
tlSMf lSS ltN = y ~ = y ~ = S n
Wherever used, has been succe1ssiuA IN O0"tNt D
after other remedies have failed.
For DISEASES OF wVAE -. ana ,Ss n sxs
eft tela4i : . " - - SIle Wa HTGM
No. 195 Souri, PAcA STREET. B 3 IISH
Ig1 a fyS f SRdFIIN
No 81 REGISTER STREET, BAlTiyoEE.
Host dreadful cass af Scretuid er geurs' stGIadig
q '''' Mss .M!4RY !Sc0FLELD, Teacher,
mar case crte,. vedrs' Of sHFering has aston ttsl
friends. Let The AFFLICTED cdtk to see heF.
HEREDITARY SCIsOFEAd..
Aboy in the family of the Hon. w. p FhonassSs,
member Of Congress from Kentucky, was q mass ma:
from head to foot. Ills eyellds turned lnShs ou''
ing over the eyeballs so as to prodnce ohn"hss
s mi BY Mampton's Vegetable Tincture.
-, -;DYSFERSLA, NER TOUS DLSEASE, 6e
Mr. VIM oldham, of Baltimore custoHi-ho9se' e
f-o these complaints for Is months, with Do1y AZ
severely effected. lie was cured by Hampton Wy
t 9lS.' 3 c0UfH, G0FS6lkPTI02S.G
MrHenry O. VIM had Cough for ysaTs gre
ness etc.; had in all, I'VE or stx rhS |'sa
Ss,neties but was cnred only by ,,,,,,,,,,,r,
fs4l'S LiS SfPTIlN1S HEFETdBLEIJNCIGRE
| sXVennpenI 10 our best kuSWn GIttzel
We oEE No TRE, 3E ". yy1J-Sg ESS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-07

9; J. WOOD CO., Proprietor. s1e broadway, n. Y.,9
ia Market ST, st. Louis : : -
( - PorsAle in Wheeling by
- {. T. N LOGAN q CO.,
ans- m-s'eW Bridge Co'n"'
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l1I ~

First Performance-Db Doors open as soon
rs the Wire Ascension Is oversee Pro-
gramme Of PerlormRnces.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-07

BUCKLE ON III
SHOULDER BRACE u you are stoeped-a SUPPORT
eR. n you are Eeak-a RUSSIAN BElI Ii 5sf, ,'ss1
y Or Marshe's, Plantation, or RbTleSE
the bEidge corner Drug Store Of -
e! saFss $3.50. 7. n LOGAN 4lco
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-07

lot OF new tobacco has been sold at Peters
burg, Va. at 81 per cwt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-07

Prom, the n. Z. Herald, Canyti,ae and eveFyeAlng9
Since the Genera! askson na RTSsIam a.
Ilom rn have had nothing from any Presi-
dent in the shape Ra6Iie Td5sntiSe an9
fonkness Of Old Hickory as this Kansas letter OF
Mr. r" Buchanan. Van Buren, was a trimmer and
non committn special pleader, and as the sue
cessor of jackson he was but a donkey IN tn the
lions skin. Captain Tyler tried the part of Old
Hickory with his vet6es, but they broke him
down. Colonel Polk did well enough; yet he
anything snt giant as f asE S tld tfe
cept his signing the Fugitive Slave law. and he
did that with an apology; and as for poor Pierce,
his vanity. vaciIIations and imbecilities have
scarcely left enough of the old jackson lcaven-
ing in the democratic party to swear BY Moth
ing, in fact, but the nomination of Mr. Buchan-
an saved the party. from absolute humiliation
last November. Now, this Kansas letter has.
something of the old Jacksonian leaven in 1t,
and its good effects in consolidating the scatter
cd fragments of the democracy will soon be.
manifest.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-07

State of Illinois, Carlisle, Jnne 81, al
Ihaye used Professor o. J. Woods Hair Restorative
have admired its wonderful effect. My hair was bees-f
thought permanently gray but by the use OF the Z
storatve It has resumed Its original COLOR and har
doubt permanently So SIDNEY ,I BREEz T..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-07

NEAR THE PRESBYTERIAN. CHURCH.
gETEz 81 Ngw Pat ADRlPnIA, Ohio, Sept LIST, 1857.
We The md ensign, IL learning that our fellow citizen
E H. Mccoy, about to remove from among US andlo
take pleasure recommending to the fro
sion and people city learned and experienc
the Medical whose correct
pertinent and the practice OF his Profession
Commend him to the public favor and confidence
w. l.. HAZLETT,aI. D. WA. q. SMITH n: D;
JOHN ,AIETELER,M. D. TIIOS.II. SMITH, NJ u.
q O.. G. SELDOM, NJ. D. - .D.CLENDEHlNG,M MI
5scDt3:It-pd
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wantad

.SxrASTED. by young man, situation Ss book. keel
w or could make himself useful as book-EeepeE
.SIesman having six years experience as salesman IN
Dry Goods business. person desiring such VIII Pr
address W. A. n, Wheeling. Va. selt4-HE
| COATED Pulls. Good for all Bilious Complain
Diseases the B9wes Inc,pent stages Of EeSsT col
and netting else These Pills not like oil other rus
medicines up be good for every thing IN.
nre sneriug with the above diseases, use Dr. barney
Nv al ~ I',S e. BOOKING, Monroe St,
sspt4 Mhqssnle ASsn III ios sss RocRINCI Al
Nti,1. stop your hair from talllng anu q
oGr Bald Head, seurf and DandruG aud makes your y
past year. and always known to act as charm upon
Responsible Agents. with good re'erenses Ea9ts in ev'
- lf-A Monroe s., Wheeling,
sept4 Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-07
80 EXTRA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LADiks' EDITl0Nl-FlsOM TIE IOLY CITY.

-tt EXTRA INTELLIGENCE Err
LADIES' EDITlONl-FltuM TIE HOLY CITY.
l.. "4N ETERNAL PERFUME"
TIRAN61PANNIt-Frang Sachet, FranEpanni Soap,
supply Of this elegant perfume just received and for sale by
T. II. LOGAN & co ezl
septe Bridge corner Draggists
" x. BOURBON, or "BoqWet DIS OTledns" distilled
~ from the flowers Of the Souh-something and el.
esant for the toilet. For sale by
g LTARINA. p-"WICKERED CoLoGNEs,'-A fresh sup
" ply OF hia elegant Cologne received and sale by
sents 2. i. logan 4 co.
LNEASIS We SOAPifeAsr, PANT, Wax, OIL YaTnish,
II moved from Silks, Satins Carpets cloths without in.
jury to the abre by using the Erasye Soap For sale by
sept9 t. H. LOGAN co.
SINISE iPERPUMERIES, &c-Stch Pomatum Aromatic
ums, Rose Lip Balm, MaeasSar Oil, Toilet Soaps, Tooth
Brushes Magnolia Tablet with general
ssr.9 -, - :. =. T. H. LOGAN & co.
I BUfLEK'S SUPERIOR WRITING & COPY.
ING FLUID. EaE
FULL assortment Of the above superior Just open
ed this morning, putup In sized retailing at from
rIority to Arnold's we'll known Fluid. TEyit.
-sept9 - &sft4-'-A l--- J. E. WILSON 4 co.
SHEEE AIUSIO-lhvng IaIely made a. Tangements with
- the first publishing house East for supply of Music
We now furnish any pIeces not comprised incur
naent, on abort notice. PaSorus With your orders.
seRtz ----.- 80 :. E WILSON Z co.
IS ERST "a RRI VAL.
NEW FALL STOCK.
Watches. Clocks, Jewelry, &c.
r WILL open this morning CTuesday Sept 1st) my new
stock which the attention purchasers Is res.
mill L N u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-07

EMARK TIMEl-A
sos no "a. M. .l
Forty Horse Team, driven By one man,
around CircGs Grounds.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-07

LOOK HERE!
MATHEW McNABBI is preparln. full supply Of Fe
fl OF all kinds to sold at reasonable terms upon
Fair Ground on the 10th, 18th and 18th Inst. slF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-07

DEATH AND DISEASED
DgIru.--IIov comes it, friend, in every shape 40
YouIet so many folks escaped
DiskAsE-Dresd sire, / use all means cam
To obviate the life of man;
Idog his footsteps from his birth,
Till he returns to mother earth.
Iuse ali means uged Of old,
Changes OF weather-hCt and co'di
j give them eoids-I give them palms.
Track their bones-I fire their veins,
Il poison them with rancid bile,
Inplaee OF the digestive chyie,
DRATH.-HoW's ttat3
D1sEasE.-They all take BRlxDRxIn's PnLs.
r. Il. LOGAN 4 co.,
Iy21-1w-daw Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-07

DREsERYE your Teeth, Sweeten your Breath Strelghi
i your Gums, which you can only do by using Ut. ~
IIHEN' Partisan Tooth Paste The genuine is put up .
for sas only at RookIsG GFse A w. whesng
NTOTiOE 70 DRUGGISTS AND PiiSICIANs.--Alll -
ders for Brrntlinger'S Fluid Extract must he
senti Monroe ST., Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-07

One bottle will nrove It's superior virtue.
AS A FElEdLE MEDICINE
IIampton's Tincture cannot he excelled. As beass
Is far superior TO any Of the cosmetics Of u
producing beautiful clear skin, and giving to the
The color OF the rose. mparting to every muscle 4
and elasticity which gives to all who enjoy health sul
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-07

a RE YOU aiIcted with scrofula Botches the skin
n any other erupt on OF the sknY use gss
Fluid Of Sarsapara and Dandelon Th'
sands have used IT, and highly spoken Of by Physical
and Druggists who have used IN sf P,
clans and Druggists by Addressing few lines to
N''-7 ~1' : t Ses E. BoCKINGS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-07
YrOm the y. Z. Post. Democratic Rspublleaa9 -,

II is painful to see the Chief Magistrate OF the
nation nut upon his defence before the world oy
= Marty Of private gentlemen who take excep-
zion 10 his administration The measures ex-
eented 10 were part of the public policy OF nus
party and of his administration. 40 attack . -
made mon his personal character which VIII not
hear deisy. and which no one but himself can
reoeI Heisassailcd for strictly party measure;
Tie public policy of the Executive should
transpire through official and customary chan
neis. The President wiIl soon have occasion to
communicate with Congress; what IS there e, m
This letter that was not known before. or that
would not keep until that occasionE
IF Mr.. Buchanan can be put upon his defence
90 easily. II he has so imperfect sense ofthe
true strength and eIninence of his position MS
this attention 10 the correspondence Of our Con-
necticnt friends indicates, he will probably
have his hands full for the remainder OF his OIL
fetal term.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-07
go HG NJ,
ZHR.N M

~ 9Sss tIALS
. Grand Display Of Fire Works, before
the doors d lhe GlfbTs, by a skillfal Py.
roteehuist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-07

.."'4A
Males 19-Femalcs IS -Colored y.
sebt3-9t GEO. BAIRD, Jr., Secretary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-07
IoninIon, q tbe Pre.s About Mr.. RHehan-

opinions OF lhe Press About Mr.. RHehan-
an's Letter.
We published on Friday last, Mr. Buehanan,s
letter to Professor silliman and others, in reply
10 a memorial from them concerning the untof-
tunate condition of affairs in Kansas MS an
item ofintercst to onr readers we Gull from our
exchanges collection of comments which may
he regarded as expressive Of large amount OF
n,blic sentiment. we have taken these orin-
ions Just as they come from our exchanges
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-07
MOMROH HOTISE..

.s.,5 49, AT MoDERATR RATES.
It g located sar the centre of the oity opposite the
pension Bridge and only few souareS ron the RAlt
Depot9 and Steamboat LauflfnR. = . lgrIsiT
~ EXCELLENT STABLING
IS attached to t1e House Travellers and rs
assured thas no pains win be spared add to ther co.
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NEW FALL STOCK.
FAN and winter Goods

II WILL open this morning CTuesday Sept 1st) my new
4Ra stock 70 which the attention Of purchasers
peetuly Invited. lseptil 40 j. a. SCOTT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-07

DR.. e. H. MCCOY,
(Late Of -I'aitddelphta 0hiol
OFFICE on FIFTH ST, SOUTH WHEELING
NEAR TIE pREsRYTERIAN. CHURCH.
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rH HES s 1 INNER ITS pTsEAsEs-THRR
. EDY AT HAND.

iHAHPTONS YEGETABLE .7LNCTt
We have the strongest assurance Of the good eFs
this nedIcinc in Cholera Morbus, DiaErhCea, and n
of the Bowels Incident to the season. 1t invsorss
stomach and bowels and renders the system gIe1t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-07
BUfLEK'S7 SUPERIOR WRITING & COPY
INC. RLIID ER.

1ed this morning, putuP In sized retailing from
70 so CENTS The manufacturer claims for them supe-
riority to Arnold's we'll known Fluid. lTryit.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-07

ChTonic or Periodical Nervous, or Sick H.aaachet
standing has been cured by It-as an invigoratOr l
Stnrative where gentle stImulant IL wanted bel
snperior to ali the cordals ever before the public
You'll and I'D Age, the Single and Married., We OFT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-13

TEE SLAVE RESURRECTION EI0rrEuEET.--D O.
StuFges, Of New York, writes to the Tribune,
under dsts of January 18Th:
A letter has been received in this city from the
daughter Of physician and planter residsn. il
Tennessee (snd whose father was the owner of a
"vsluaole and intelligent negro" employed at the
Dove. ron Works. in which it Is stated that 20
Of the negroes ENGAGED at the latter plsc had
Fsan whipped To death and decapitItsi, and that
Their heads had been plaosd upon piles along tae
Cumberland rivel
The same let e speaks of a white msl who Was
squsrzsd to death IN cotton press.
The above ridiculous statement is going the
rounds Of the Northern Abolition press, aud We
see it even copied in the Cincinnati Commercial
without comment. It seems that no story in re-
gard to slavery, no matter how silly or sbuErd, is
too tough for Northern agitstors to swallow. It
il unnecessary to say that the whole story is a
tissue of fslsehoods.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-13

A PoETIoAL IDEA. Cspaia Hartstein 10 his
letter OF reply to tue Snip sners Association OF
Liverpool said, in sp akirg Of ocean steamers,
" the iron me sengers OF commerce ay like steam
shutrleJ, weaving between Us a fabric of mutual
interest
OF The composition of the British Parliament
bow on the eve Of re assemblIng-is said 10 be
as CllowG-Lbersl Ministeraliss, 323; D .rby;te
Opposition, 237; Tories leaning to L ,rd Polmsrs
instead Of to Lord Derby, 81; Peelltes and Liberal
Conservatives &c; aud R. cal and Irish members,
opposed to the Government II.
~ After reading the announcement that
Dooht;'e had be, 8 ected United States Senator
from Wisconsin over Dunn g one OF the US
perpatrsted the following:
"SinCe those who DoolitEs can thus be elected
And prove that such hOnOrB are easily Won
It paradox seems, that The members elected
For one who'd Do0Iitt5s so much that was Dunn
Ey- The Governor of Illinois, in bis recent
message, expressed the belief that the revenue Of
the Illinois Central Railroad will soon Pay the ez-
pense OF the State Government.
tg- Elk Gov. John Biger having returned to
California, had a public reception at Sacramento
on the 22l Of December. He reached there at
midnight and was escorted through several streets
by large t0rchight procession.
~ An exchange thinks that Topper coined
fine smile when be spoke of Niagara IS the ocean
brids OF time "O3esu2 what q notion -
nonsense. Shsksp,sres remarks, when speaking
dou6tess Of the same subject, was much more to
the purpose
90 what III. was there, my oOuntrymenl
or The family Of Bishop Cape,s is DESTROYS of
collecting all bis letters, aud whatever else may
serve Ihe purpose Of giving to the Church & CON-
plete biography Of this venerable miuister.
Eg- The Pruntytown Vs) Gazette records the
death Of Mr.. Mr. Robert Shields, aged 1O7, and
Mrs Zervish COT, aged 81 years.
or Gen. Wool, it is ssid, has obtained leave to
return home from California, sitter an absence Of
three years.
So A State Agricultural Fair, the first in the
State is to be held Al Jackson, Mississippi in No
Yember next.
OF It is stated that Col. John Preston, of
louisiana, has lately made S3600o0 from ole
years crop Of molAsses st so cents per gallon.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-13

THR BRITIsH REVENUE Thu London Tsass con-
tsins statement Of the receipts of revenue under
the several heads for the year just closed, and Of
each quarter, compared with the amounts received
N 1855, and in the corresponding quarter Of that
year. The receipts OF the psst yesr amounted to
&72,2l8 $685. being q net increase Of f3, 977 ,772
compared with the amount received in the prece
ding year. There was a. increase Ofevery regular
branch Of the revenue; s3d falling of OILY in the
miscellaneous receipts. The greatest increase was
on the property tax, Of which the aggregate fer
t-a year vas GIG 02s,422 TIE revenue Eom the
customs iuc'os1ed by &I084 O73, wiibous any
Change, We believe. il the Eates o. duty
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-13
aDEERATrDr-OR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

"DHEATED"-O sDBoONFIFTEU"-wRio
A correspondent the of Banner, oomPEmsnting
syoung gentleman Of the know nothing party who
wsil deserves the compliments paid him, reasons
that the know ncthings have not been defeated
for defeat implies the extinction Of patriotism;
they have been @discomftted," he says, and "dis
c0m6ture ehastsns and is = blessing.
NoAH WEBsEER, wso knew something-tn hs'
day-sayS that ito disoomst" is 'tO defeat" With
out, however, being over critical, the know Moth
ipgs may fairly believe that something happened TO
them last November. If they prefer that it shall
be called "discomature good, We never
heard the thing called by that nsme before, bat
anything which implies total using up Of an 0p-
nonant RiIl do.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-13

STATE BAsK n. C-Tls Legislature Of North
Caroli.a has psssei till incorporating tie Bank
Of tie s 9 Of North Carolina II increases the
c'piial stock, low 81 $780, 900 to So 600 O0O-tbe
State to take d half milion, to be paid in annual
IFS ailments Of 1925 OJO IN State bonds: sDd in1i
vlduals NAV, within WE'VE months, lake 81 OOO
900; aid Whatever amount Of the latter sum which
remain ursUlscri ed at the erd Of twelve months
may be taken b7 the State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-13
STATE or TENNESSEE.

STATE OF TENN ESSEE.
WEAKLY COZ ,TY COURt-FEB RULES 1857.
&: A. Guthrey admir- OF Ben. Malin ed Partition ,.n
.0I0i'
James Malin and others. U'
N motion Of RUseT5 and SVmeTs counsel for complain
~ and appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the CleTE and
Master @ Hyt died that Niles MaliH OF the de-
dants In thi- citizen Of the State Of Ten
nesee that the Ordinary process Of this Court, cannot
be upon him. but thathe Is citizen OF the State Of
Kentucky is therefore ordered BY tie Clerk and Master
that publication be made the Union aud nmerlCsn
weekly spBper published In the city Of Nashville Ten
nessee, four weeks, commanding said Miles
Main TO appear before the County Court Of Weakley
w. be holden tn house in the Dresden
lst Monday in APRIL 1877, and plead, answer de-
muT 10 compinant'B petun the will be taken
confessed agar ST him, and forhear the said pr
term, 1857, A true copy rom the record.
E.J. LOJNEY, c. & 81. Of
fsbi5-W4-DreseS5 We6kley County Court
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-13

RIVERS FRoEEE N GEORGIA -The T owah riv.
or, 10 Cas- county, Ga, was troEsn o7er on SStu
day week, aud men crossed over on the ice, which
wss Eve inches thick. The Chattahoochee river
was also frozen. A Miss Carer, on the previous
Friday, crossed the Chattshoocbe river on the ice
thing never before seen or heard of by the Oldest
white inhabitant
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-13
COAL3!!
aEWANEE 1IINING ANn RAILHl

BEWANEE MININE AM hAILHOAD CO.
THNHE road this Company Is under the
II WoOten Mines, fms for which have been raised in
New York BY The sale Of part Of the COmPaDys pre- erred
stock.
For fully equipplng the road the Company require
the fifty thousand liars, the Cz NASHVILLE
can, ifhey wish ha' the privilege Of subscribing for the
preferred stock the Bank OF Nashville. subsrrp-
ton Book has been ls ntsnlg 1T Of the New Y'Tk
subschbe Shares Of the pref red stock sold 10 sub
scFbeTs the If five dollars per sharepaT value
dOls-d1wiug interest at per par or per
cost payable seTiunnuaily snd above dvt-
bends Capital SIuck with bonus Of IS per Of
served stock thrown inOn account Of preferred stock ts
ken.
All subscribers to the reserved preferred sock will be
furnished with Coal in preference and without change from
prices that may be established; all others market
will be charged.
One hundred will be ready completion Of the road,
and suppl Of Coal viii waysbe hand 10 any
demand however great It may be,
SAML. F. TRACY,
febl9-lm President SeWanee Mining Company.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-13

willow FLYER IN NV YORK -Tney have 81
excellent way OF keeping quiet about epidemic dis
eases IN the city Of New York. From c mpsr.
ison Of the city inspectors report aud from Other
documentary evidence it is now sscartaiue ths
there were about one thousand deaths from yellow
fev'r in the city of New York during tie summer
Of 1856
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-13

TIE Burnt STEAMER KEoxvILLK.-We observe
by the New YORK Dspors that p o2osal5 arc adgsr
Used to be received for the raising Of the steamship
Knoxville, IS she noW lies at the dock in New
York, and Transporting ! or to the Novelty Iron
Works II i3 probable thst hoS machinery is the
most valuable consideration,
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land for Sale.

TTNHOHAS BATE offers all his land for sale, about l25
gcres u has been ed on In lots puTchA
seFs, the whole may be bought ugetheT.
Two lOsa-e improved by ent buildings, and good
water, about 30 woods, il well adapted
market gar with aTgs portion IN Strawberries Rssp
berries s-Plant, Asparagus and OF, hads Ice
50 feet and hrse Ponds healthy situation and
good society. Terms tCC0mmO lsti. z.
Refer 10 J. B. Viii Henry Il J. McFerrin, 10
Tue on the prem ses, three miles north Of Nashville,
Louisville branch pike.
febI3-d&tW3W THOMAS BATH.
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For Sale

THE HOMESTEAD OF MATHEW NILSSON, deed -
This tract is beautifully situated the n. g. O.. B.H
Railroad IA miles from Na-hvIiie ind is known TO be Ill
the very and in Rutherford county $50
good &c lar fence and IN cuvstOn the balance well
tmbered Hurricane Or ek through the entire tract
sEordng abuudahcs Of the dryest There
also number Of perpetual SpH &c, which make IL
very deT-be stock "a The soil is rich enough speak
for tss well adapted the growth Of cotton lobac
co, grain or grass
The improvement consist Of frame Dwelling with
rooms, ali out Duss comp gin stble The
subscriber viii be In NASHVILLE few weeks, and will take
pleasure showing the premise tD any who may desire 70
purchase Terms easy; possession given immedia ell.
ebl2-f {, ], NELSON.