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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-17
Ntlu 3obtrtistm
MILLINERY
TO THE LADIES.

\ Tiss Davis most respectfully invites the at
Nl tention of the ladies Of Upton and vicini-
IT, to her elegant assortment Of Fall and Winter
Goods, which he will sell as cheap, or cheaper,
than can be bought elsewhere and Is adding, al
most weekly, new and fresh supplies to her stock.
She is prepared to furnish any quantity of bon
nets, caps, head dresses, flowers, plumes, ribbons,
silks, satins and in fact almost everything in the
millinery line. She would also say that she is ex.
pectng and experienced MlLLINER and DRESS
MAKER, when she will be prepared to add mantua.
making to her millinery department. geE~All or.
ders from the country promptly attended to, a,
the old stand, above W. Elliots clothing store.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-17
Town + PROPERTY.

DOR SALE. Some good desirable bushes
l. property in the business part of Upton with
both building and lots Also desirable dwelling
hons es and lots. Will be sold cheap, and OH
goo terms. WELLS SPlCER.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-17
,xruErI. RAuRoys. ROAD scRA-

w pcr~. Piows CuItiYators Horse Hoes Car
rot Neeies-, Wagons Drills of al kinds, Horse
Rakes. Hand Rake-, Of Eastern manufacture; Gar
den Rake ~bnTn's, Spades, Hoes, &c, DC.
Seeds Of all kinds in Bulk. for Sale by
l,ms %OER~E i EIFLE,
DAVENPORT corner Of Rock Island & Front Il.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-17

and in fact everything that may be called for in
his line.
Now is the time to buy your Goods in order TO
get the styles and tis well known fact that his
prices are always as low as the lowest.
All Goods warranted to give entire satisfagt ion.
Please call and examine our Goods whether yea
want to buy not We want your opinion Of them.
We charge nothing for showing eur Goods but
take pleasure in doing so. CiA'5SNE lLAND.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
~ firm of SWETLAND SNYDER, has hecn
mutually dissolved, and that the business will be
continued by CHARLES SHETLAND, at the old
stand, and that the Books, Notes and Accounts are
in the hands of Mr. SHETLAND, for settlement All
persons knowing themselves indebted will please
take notice Of the above and call and settle.
MAY, 1857. 20tf CHARLES SHETLAND.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-17
iscellaneous Articles

LASS..2G0 Boxes Of A. & d. II. Chambers
VI Erst quality city glass, assorted sizes
25 J. a. G.. A. Myer.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-17
THRESH!NG MACHINES.

I'WO of PITTS Horse Power. for sale
j At COST. $3.50 each) by
JOHN r. N0URSE,
rur@.r If Rock Island aud Front-sts,
~eut. T. ~5f. Davenport Iowa
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g. r>1-fl - T7~

Settle Uplt
ALL PERSONS knowing themselves indgbt
ed to the Undersigned, either ~ note OF book ac-
count, are hereby notified to cali and settle tle
same before the First DAY Of SEPT next a. l.x do.
ing so they will save trouble and costs
21n3 r. A.F DAVIDSON
Toronto Iowa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-17
!, sPISw ALs.s TuNsC MIXTURE "a

7 = I =
~ pels belief in its efficacy, whenever admin.
isteted ia Fever Agae. Ii stops The its % sud.
denly - shutting of steam stops locomotive --~
Moreover ii restores the muscular yigor and dc.
pressed spirits Of the patients, Prepared from he
original prescriptions, and with ample drtc ton.
by James T. Maxwell successors to James s. As
ph"all) - Williams street. 81
For sale by GILBERT d co
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-17
with waefal measures wan despair
INF LLIRLE REMEDY.

II you suffering with any Of the above distressing
ailments. the FLUID E&TkAcT BUCHU will cure
you. Try it and be convinced of it, efficacy.
Beware OF Quack ncstruns & Cuack Doctors
who falsely boast of abilities and references. Citizens
know and avoid them. and long suffering money,
and xpesure. by sending calling for bottle Of this
Popular and Specific Re.ncds
It alays all pain and Inflammation, is perfectly pleas
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-17
Lllnt'S Medicines.
7 Fl i a G U Z Kill L e r
Is c"'ircly Vegetable and free yrrom
w. s.. LUNT"5
LIVER OR ANsE~niLFIOrs Pills,

No Cato"'ci, no utaerot, no 1kocs.-Of
Great Porcr to Cuge
Diseases # The Ljper and BiooA E.rers f9aauv,.
tio"S, CotAs, Lirr com5L ATS .kq,fatce DaSp.,,.
sta Rheumatism, ami Diseases IF tie Ska., wi
Sc mach, rte
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-17
Ccdar s., Upton, hwa,
Table and Pocket Cutlery. Files and Tools,
(:uns, Rifles and REVIEWERS,
horticultural Implements,

Consisting of Corn Shelters, Straw-cutters, Lit
tie Giant corn and cob crushcrs Horse Rakes.
superior article rioss, guilty ators Scvthes, era
dies. HAY and Manure Forks, Hand Rakes On
yokes, snaths, Hoes and Rakes, etc, etc, etc.
Chains.-- I.og, Halter, Trace, Coil, Binding and
fifth chains, Pump chains and Fixtures complete,
/ fisfpru pu,nns cad Pine
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-17

lIHor Sale A two story cement house, in Tip.
l. ton, Iowa 1t is good sized comfortable
building, well constructed 1t will be sold with
one or more lots, and sold cheap. W. SPICER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-16
the sseamship Great Eastern.

HER APPROACHING VOYAGE To THE UNITED erAyEs
-vBESE SHALL SHE 90 rol-soRrH ia sourHl
The building OF the mammoth steamssip Great Bs'tcrp
70 nov nearly ocmyleed At Nlliwai England, and nnl
account Of the preparations which have been made by Mr
Brvbe Tor the sapch OF thu gigantic vessel Published
In our columns the Cd or May Nolhps that the Invsn
uous Of modern suggest Gill bs wanting towards
accomplishing that great undertaking successfully Our
recent savo.s from Europe inform that the command
or he shp been given to CAt Harrison Sho hs bo
cr many year, in tn service Of the Cunard Company;
and everything copdcse- 10 the belief that the Great
Eastern sill MAKE sucoessul from the shores OF the
Old World to the continent OF America The mechanical
uumrh Of building such ship having been completed,
her isnnch having been Effected and the oommsri
her having been found, the questions that suggest
thrmselver arewnere h she 20 t~p What p,rt of
the Seu World v capable Of receiving herr In reply,
several places have been suggested; aud hte
concerned To observe that Il has been amvf mxep
for granted dat no ship could no, enter The port
New YfH, owing to the natuf al difcunie. prescribed
against the navigation rt vessel of extraordinary
oimensiom ~ snchrrase this city Que effect "
this OF iniu been the tmbers OF the southern
Convention recently sss.mbed s Bristol Tenn have for
msy invited the IT he Great Eastern her
10 Norfolk, Va 90 he nrrt mp a. ~l be seen by refe
renee the nav YoRs BSuLn of the sth int
rbs Southern lovraii s mark NJ a very hosprsble
neing, hut purpose 20 show That there 90 reason
shy New York, the grrn cnmmerciai ,or,um ~ tho
United States shoud entertain the Great Eseru and
Tat the ship % ri hin about eight miles of the
hear, o. %s cry ~ coming nrynsn Long .sSd souna
Ess,ern when u loaded vi be twenty eight feet, and
in long Island Sound thirty i've Feet Of water v a~s
found (s high tde) the shalowest part The chart pre-
pared by IN. officers Of the United States Coast Survey aud
the testimony the most experienced pilots upon this
fact. Now not probable that the Grs.i Eastern will
be fully loaded upon her fret Trip which ~l be more
of pleasure than proabsr drauah Of water sill be
tdersbly essened; consequently she vould DO sole 20
reach The nne dock Norris' wharf with and In per
feet safety Norris wharf sis hundred feet ons, and
W situated short distance above HmIss,e, In wes'shes
county, and The line Of all the railroads having
tner nrmin In this city. The facility ~ access 10 that
point which these roads afford, AID the beauty OF the
cetery along the dercnt Ines need not he mentioned
home rssders and would DO appreciated by the
strangers who would IN the Great Fasteru he
evident, therefore, that there gpod Why
Of tie rr-sest events OF the present centurythe nav
eating ~ the Atlantic by such vessel-should not be
cousuunated at New York Silence viii reioics at W,
and We knos that the interests Of the worlds
demand Il let The Greai Eastern 70 Norrs' wharf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-16
No Meetings VI the boards VI Supervisor
anu Aldermen.

anu Aldermen.
TEE DIFFICULTIES AS TO THE APPOINTMENT OF
sTREEr COMMISSIONER YET UNsErTLED-A COUP
D'ETAT BY THE WIG MEABERs
The democratic members Of the Board OF Supervisors
being caucus, majority not present. and the board
was declared adjourned.
TIE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
pause was here observed, and Alderman FUINzR
moved, at q quarter past I've O'Clock, that Alderman
Tucker take tho chair
Alderman TU being unwell, begged to be excused,
and moved as an Amsodmtnt that Alderman Ovens
take the chair Alderman Owens also d. cned and Alder
man Fumer called 'eeide
The roll then called, but the only members
ing their Aldermen Cor win, Tucker, Grit
nths, Birnt, Fuucr and Owens.
No quOi um being present the chairman declared the
board adjourned TO THURSDAY nex& at Ave O'Clock.
Just ut this moment tho democratic members OF the
Board beaded by President Clancey (ayng been In
from II O'Clock, } entered the chamber.
The President a,idThe seI geant at Ar viii tn It
Of the member. leave the
Aldermen Fulmer and Tucker both N inform the
President that the Roard had been adjourned Thursday
next
Alderman CAyczy--Tho majority of this Board can call
~ ecai meeting
The members then gathered into knots af,er
private conversation it agreed that instead OF i'm
promptu meeting the Board should az Ain this
tuesday, evening at O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-16
The Reception OF General Walker.
ARRANGEMENTS OF TnE NATIONAL HALL COZ

ARRANGEMENTS OF TIE NAr.O HAL HALL CON-
hiTTEE.
adjourned meeting Of the committee appointed for
the purpose Of completing the arrangement, for the
csp'fon Of General william Walker, OF Nicaragua,
held enipg No $50 Broadway. Mr. John Creigh
ton occupied the chair, while Mr. Alexander lawrence
oG'cisted as Secretary.
Alderman WILSON. Chairman OF The Reception Commit
ee moved thai ten carriages be hired for tho commiee,
and hai OF them, to be- drawn by six horses be
prcpristed for the VI General Walker. The mstion
agreed to- -....s
Mr. CAsrBnL Chairman Of he Committee OF France,
reported at subscriptions 10 the vupt OF peavv Zoo
had been received for the purpose OF defayhg the ex
p%p--- Of he reception rhh amoant all thai was
necessary for the purpose.
Tbe arrangements for the reception Of General Walker
~ row c.mpleted, followr-
Commi1ee Of Rexptso~-Aliermao VIM. Wilson, Chair
man; G lawrence, Judge A Pn,ihss John 20
com Campbell, Judge Norton, Major Jonas Bartlett,
Fred. Edge
EEL II Johnson, William Dayton Edmund Bxnkman.
C~ond Marshal Colonel George Hall
oaece, c.a CHARLES wars, Major weldon, Colonel
J. Fabens, Capt Charles Kruger, Cat John hcCardei
William Dayton, Coorer
The Indenencent Battalion Of Rynders Grenadiey, under
cnnmapd of Col George Hall, will pa ale In fun force
They in form National Hail. 10 Canal street. ihis aer
oofas ssosed 70 ,hv e"mpsuy s Ore .sue o. QUE
hundred the arrival of the distinguished guest IN
the steamboat john Potter.
On the arrival OF he Jonp Poaer the procession will be
med, and the company viii proceed 70 the PARK snsrs
the ming sp ech gill be delivered General Walker
wi then he escorted hs Apartments ri The "a Nicholas
Eotel. where he will nd ID. remsD Tor OF the evening
receiving the congratulations OF bis friends and admir-
in this cisy.
tn rBE xpfrOR Or TIE sExALp.
Tho signature q my TO the call for the meeting on
Thursday evening last, the reception OF General viii
ham Walker, was fully authorized by was also my
sslecuou OF the Secretaries VI the meeting, aud
pr sent AMI acted ~ such secretary, and
rully IN the objerw OF the meeting
a WAL srsxnr EDWARD COOPER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-16
Marine Court.
Before Hoo Jsdge NcC.rhy.
DAMAGES rOR ASSAULT WIN A NNrl

DAMAGES FoR ASSAULT WIN . KNIFE.
JrsS l5-Hcey o. 9ub>ck rhis was 40 action b reco-
yer damages for Of those TOO frequently committed acts
OF assault With knife Mr.. oRourso sss tho case Tor
the plaintiff, attached to the night bi'aess OF one
OF the daily papers and who, appears, went n,o mo
ssoon No 10 Franklin for Refreshments on the lIh
Of May. Some words occurred bsseen Mr. Hoey and
Gelbeck, vhereupon the latter jumped over ne counter
and stabbed the plaintiff In The bead with shie W. !
sheridan testified N the Of the injury done rne
Gaze vac NOS defended and the Court gave dgnent Tor
plsinlf for 500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-16

pbHioN COVRsE-bAClN9 TfDAY.
The three mile the Fashion Course or
this afternoon, between Engineer Nat spansler aud III
quee, and three mile horses usually good oBse II
highly probable tba, sha have . very interesting
race There will sho be q mile race Tomorrow how
ever, " the great dayhe four mile day-~hen Mich, as
l., Sue washington, Lucy phi'hpe, and probably Don
Juap 10 contend for the championship on the merits
o Nicholas and Sue Washington all are aware--Dr the
other two es IL known, but n understoof IN 4 Dnp
Juan very promising horse and started Ia tho race
' III prove q formidable adversary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-16

outer room u the hobby In very feS minutes On the
instant when they cintched, number Of persons Who
sood in the outer room spectators mounted the chairs
and tables, and with EXPLANATIONS Of "Out with him'
HOut 18th the rascsif "Oat WI the Albany trator'
made quite . boisserous chorus accompany the drag
out
When the new Albany Commissioner had reached the
lobby " was suppO ed that SEINE demonstration would
have been made BY Frank Speiht ami his Metropoaps;
but they made no sign and kept mum. Capt Beppet
treated his man With rema liable polteness and even
Kindness When Conover attempted rome blows at him
vim his tst while they we're ciutcbed he parted
them, saying he must not II would force him 70
re'aiate, and At the moment McHeury, Of the
Broadway squad, seized the and prevented
the blows. When Conover had been ejec ed into
the o. lobby the captain shook hands cordially with
hun, snd tiled to dsusde him with his other friends from
Attempt snather entrance however tried, TO COM
pele the formula OF a refusal Of ambulance
THREE MORE-TIGER.
Mr. Conover passed down the stairs between q large
force of The H. olitaus, and surrounded by them
and biz friends as he made his ext, from the building.
Mrs Cunninghh ms pa hest I'd interrupted In
their consideration Of the Surrogste windows, they
ct orce set forth full trot through the Park after
the Few State CommssioneI, extremely anxious
fer view or some OF the celebrated Bout street
people Mr.. Conover and his guard OF Metropolitans
passed beside tho rOtunda, and were followed
by the crowd 70 carriage in waiting for them q. the
Broadway Of the Park, In Chambers street. Here
hat had when Captain Speight and his charge with
other once 90, into carriage and order ed tho Dirt
yer back to White street Az they drove of three cheers
and tiger Vea for the new Street Commiss ouer"
b, the sQuad OF White street police.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-16
suxxKR HnL cas ,rEs o. o. A.

The Bunker Hi Association chiefly me nhers Of ths
Order OF United Americans will have today for Boston.
10 unite In The festivities They viii number three
hundred men, ard will be accompanied ~ wsllacss
fSsss Band At o'clock they gill embark hDsri ihe
steamer Commonweatb of The Nor sich and Worcester
line In B~ton they will received by the Warren
s0caon which hs- specially org ,nzed for pur
Of en- erainns the New York and will be esceS
70 The Win bfOp House where quarters have been en-
gagged for them The, Gill unite IN the r-0cssslon aad
participate in the ceremonies Attending upon mo inangura
Of ,he Warren statue, and a TIE ieyenlng give a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-20
For Sale

Oe1 ACRES OF LAND, situasd three or four miles
EUU Northeast oithe city, bstee Gaztin and POrer
Turnpike Roads. one Tract Of l55
snOolyded IN pieces varying from IL 5Oacres and viii
be sold OHt in Lots The Whole Oe su purchasers
his is Tract Of superior Land entirely free
lts soil deep and OF Ens richest quay well um bersd
IN blue grass, has number OF nue Springs All mss
f0Fding abundant supply puFesI
Galatin road il Is reached Dy guod Turnpike half mile
In length, and road Of building passing
through me Tract 20 the Cumberland River.
is comfortable dwelling and OuthOusvs, young apple
orchard Of go trees, peach orchard, long range
ReW and substantial fence skirts place
road Ierms, 3and years, with interest from date Of
purchase.
ALSO, One other Tract OF acres, three miles
NOrheast from the city, and about half mile
latin road. This Tract nearly surrounded BY turnpke
roads, ana is suBdvided into LOs containing 70 5
and ntvTseeied avenues Tems-I aud
years, win interest. Possession Immediately
either bOtn O the above Iac Land prov The pur
chaser wall pay iir equivalent the growing crops
stock included. JOHN u. WINSTON,
maE27-itt. 25 Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-20
THE GIFT ENTERPRISE Is NOW OPEN
AT q CEDAR STREET,
SIGN nF THE STAR FIAc

RAVE lust received direct from the Eastern Cities over
Is O0t volumes Of Standard Literary and scels1sons
BaOks 1900 Reams Paper 500 Blank BOO sl50O0 vvOrb
JsweIry and Watches 600 worth % Fancy Goods IN h
disposed Of aud this method adopted insure speedy
sale. This s no Lottery, nor In the one Every
fhe amount Of dollar will be presented
with gin Of not less value than Weutyh7e cents and 40
$50. No money received for the gin and no b0ok sold
for more than me regu retail price, aud iu many 5
per csnt less This Is humbug the question may
arise this can be Afforded The answer is they
bought mOss Of them for oue-half their value
orders 0cose he stock Catalogues OF Of the books
and gstO be had al the store. An ask every
call and examine the mode Of doing business and pledge
myself 70 ~let none go away dissatsdsd.D
n, BIWo Auction Sales per week viii be made IN which
Gifts win Be given, Come one, come ali, and give
apF9g-r CHARLES FOX
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-20
THURSTOF & BERNARD,
No. IS Public Square,

Next door to CulhOun'a)
WYE now have on hand beautiful stock Of French
w and English MeriDos, PLAIN Plaid and ANDRE
shaded al wool DeLsnss, B0mbazines, Oashmeres, Man.
chester DeLaines Pald Red, eOW and White Fannelf
all qualities. Also, complete stock Of Staple Good
Servants Goods Of all kinds which invite the after
ton Of Gll Cash buyers, can give good barRainF
sapt28-u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-20
REMOVAL.

TNHURSTON 4 BERNARD have removed to No. 1s
i Public Square, next door to Calhouns, where they
viii be happy 20 show their customers first rate stock Of
Dry Goods consisting Of Black, Brown, and BiBe Broad
Cloths Black and Fancy Cassimsrea; VestiDgs, aOves
H0"'sry Cravats Haudkerehiefs, &C., &C.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-20

wv amountlng %. $500
whole liekeLs SO EaiFaz s5; Quartsrs 81 81
ff1es payable ioyy days after NE drawing, a fuI vh-
out deduction this Lottery
ent scheme, % T Ia pTrgpsg g-D Il -, 4---
No. 80 Rayette q, or Boz No. 40 B.ITirl,-e ~
=. =. hubbard q Co are authorized AGENTS h an
az ofasfs ior Tickets IN The Maryland Lotteries
yLlo1-I g. FhHNrF a co
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-20
AePOSRne die.


(SECURED BY LETTERS PATEyTl
II ER0SHNB ILLUMINETED OIL ne liyht o5,.t.
- lnom ms ON exceeds hriIflncv Ia a. -, rr ~
@ discovered, % iusxplOsIFe, al wiU -
ualA tulPiQln ne Very U0ldest we1tHsr.
~ ne Coupany reCOmm nd ss Tie Ian d basf sstss A
~, ne kerosene LamPsY manufactured by ths f5r-vl
PLtss- Msssrs- Corneus q daz1r r sso Il, 81 ~ ll
@7lliA d " hIug 81 90. f58 5rosa-.sv -
- l tii1t 1aas Co NO. 3 Broad Street M-sss - Il -
- man afsetl l. MERCER l36 klm strsat and \ ~
@lliS - Daate street, y. u. HamUl-s af dir.-.-
Lamps can Oe sesn az the Once of tne f,o-1. i.-
AEAosENE lUHEicArIse UL, No. J.. rr-n-r. "a .i, ID,
Alstts ad an uler klnos lf hlchiusrv- brrs
LoSonouvs Head Lights Car LamBs ana M - -, =
oll ne n-h1 "a fs and stands greaLa dgsrs- u t
steamship use, -o-i AAl
kEaoaESE LuFEIcArINa CILs, No. 2fl. Supsrfor r-,.
tor ana VIII De found % posses adVEaages ,rer ar- r.
tnc market ~ same prices-aIl Daru-aad 80 -
preafea 70 meet The req rslnen Of haroaas an rs
AEAosHNE biNNAcLE UtL Prepared expressly for $780,
shps1 Men Of War Merchants " ssels, b. : sod fi5 f
ana burns IN al the Ca0n Stajsroon1 CIuuaeia ---
LaInpss Sis mas Lanterns, &C.
Binnaeis OIL vii fund as long as best sss ana
~ 0lE all hsnt Whout r. utrg o. uimned ana ~
t-as--s iaat VIII oe OBVIOUS ~ cry shl ymasier
Sbi- Ss el9 oe obtained iron the Wholesale o iI
NnAnalersi Druggisiss ana Grocsrs a. hs FrF M
ne regularly appointed Ag-nla OF he CsmDsn. h @ ~
ne principal Towns villages af The iriles -
Canadas, ana the island Of Cubl. -' i-,
Local Agents ppontsd tn onlornity win be rl .h
lanea 0! NE board Of Trustees on application b
AUSTEo'S
GEzEEAL AsEsrs, KEaosrrr O,rCo
No, so Beaver street. a. y.
N 3 Circulars with full parlicu.rl te..f-,,,,i.t
SG1 *. viii Dc forwarded on application a. aBogs
A..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-20
LONG CREEK MILLS FOR SAIE-RARE
OBDnEE-ELL 81 ~ no d a M ID Ply y -.

M oder for sale about 1900 OF land HgCreek,
w about l6 miles North VI Nashville. large portion Of
the same well tim0ersd; splendid Saw Mill, propelled
By neTer-ialing stream Of waller; many convenient
aRd comfortable Improvements; whole tract sp.sndidy
WateTed and capable OF making exeeilant st0ckFam
Ihere Is on he Mill Yard from 5000 S30OJ
sawed timber, wagon aud teams, stock hogs,
cattle, &c, &c wh every article necessary carry
sOeh eslA0iishment To snterpang business men,
altogether Offers most splendid opportunity 70 make
ptOnJaAle in vesLment
IEHMs-Ihree equal mens In g. l2 and a months,
isiaeory secured, payable in bank with interest,
retained as ususl. Apply
march 25-tL NANCE & WOODWARD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-20
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEI
twenty Drawn BaIInfs

y cSlllns eur Pa-lsalr ateuten 70 tB ertr,orf,,,
az - ~ - gol'a ss2eci-y direct your attention m fhs
S5S w =, i, u.Psceaenisd number o. Drawn Baiiot5
NJ 1s- ~ LossIles fareiy exceed n siving 1rs-
s T =, Sfs number ieset viii be entitled Io q $40
,vsI y ..,si @ -ha nigler Fries LMMkNSE and
ven Horsnl OF an Investment for hlch e rSs- - = -
~ & -s iool W tAke Pride % ourselves ihat our is
-s oene al-1d car patrons By The Prizes ~ 49,. -
mem ana we take this Opportunity 10 tbaBir - - 49,
ppo- cur eNertons have received al the- b
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