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ca uAYDOCK & FIDLER. No. ~ South Secunr
"a IL street, Philadelphia, Dealer. in Watches.
eSAs@ Jewelry and Silverware have Oh hand $4,000
worth Of the very best
Gold Levers. full iewelled, IS carat cases, $3.50
Gold Hunting Case, full jewelled levers, $500
Gold Leplne Watches. 1000
Silver Lev ers, full jewelled. .OOn
Silver Hunting Case. iull Jewelled 1870
Silver Lepine Watches, 500
And some still cheaper than the above, and large
assortment of Jewelry Of every description fine and
cheap, and good assortment OF Silver and Silver.
plated bc found in Philadelphia all Of
which will sell low. Persons Wishing 10 purchose
any article in line will do we'll 10 give US a call.
and examine our stock before purchasing esew here
rs our motto sell quick aud cheap" y B-Re.
member, No II South Second street, Philadelphia
deClO, 56-ly
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Doctor. Edward ID DALEY,
- Smyrna Dell 81

Ma. REMoygDis MAIN street. two doors
.A.,,.. t,oo,mssca, nextdoor 10 Mr-SI. Carrow's
ssors and nearly opposite the Post once. y
or Persons calliog for him at night viii
please ring The doorfbell.,aei ~
Fsbsusry 27th, 1856. sissss
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Iron & STEEL,
BOOK BINDING.

nARrlt,rLAR afieBtIonl will, be paid 10 binding
II Iibrr,es tpu Sic aud rrivate) Law Books, Music,
yera,d,cals Magazines. Pamphlets, Catalogues, 3c.,
IN h..ss 81 small quan iies.sn - - "'.
I, f;na me a call at No ~ y. IfiIRil STREET
tsl sory i opposite the Exchange PhllaasIptis 81
,.oeA-v 9le7'g 6&7t - VI gid
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ER ZIG HaT /."
g.
BAGGAGE WAGONS.

THE subscriber has commenced running
Freight and Baggage Wagons from Smyrna 10
the Railroad Depot and back, for the purpose
of Hauling GOODS and FREIGHT ofail kind ;,
He will also run hisWagons to and from Sulyr-
ma Laading, for the purpose of hauling all
kinds ofFrieght brought by the Vessels: Bricks,
Iron, Wosd, Coal, Lime, Lumber, &C.. &c.
Those wishing hauling done will have it
promptly attended TO, and al reasonable rates,
by calling onthe subscriber.
ma nfst:f.s.e s JOS. C. GRIFFITH 2
OF Letters and small packa ges -conifded to
my care will be promptly delivered without
charge. J.c O.
feb I3-tf |-.'T".
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Size BUSINESS CARD.
GEORGE w. CUMMINS,

OFFICE on Main street, first door above the
,-sn. j aa" Bank of Smyrna o.
IlEALS in all kinds of Grain and Seeds,
~ Stocks, Billsof Exchange Drafts, Checks,
and Specie; Guano, Lime, Plaster, Brick, Wood,
&C., &c. :. .....-- l........ ~
His Vessels ply regularly between this, and
Philadelphia and New York, prepared to bear
any Freight at the lowest going rates.
SMYRNA, March 81, lS56-ly.
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TO THE PUBIC. g.

TIE subscriber would inform, hisfriends and
the public generally, that be intends to run
Baggage Wagons & Hacks toand from the Rail-
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose Of
conveying Passengers. carrying Freight, Bag
gage, &c. He expects 70 locate in the west
part Of Smyrna, where all orders will be thank
mlly received and promptly attended to. ~. I.
OS- He viii also run Wagons to and from
Smyrna banding, for the purpose of hauling
Colds Ldmber, iron, or anything that may
come by the Vessels.
Thapkfsl fer past iayprs, be hopcsto merit
and rec evaa liberal share the public pa tron-
ape.d EaI ! + EBENIszERp pLURTY.
Dec. Ig,' ',,55-ff ,aIa1kJ WAT
JDB PRINTING neatly executed at this
ssgC -klfELI ss9tinu81 gl4snJ
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Ladies' Fancy Furs.

TOHN FAREIRA, No. 2s4 MARKET Street. above
ID Eighth. Philadelphia, Importer Manufacturer
aud Dealer in all kinds and qualities of Fancy FURS
Cor Ladies' and Children. +. would call the ltIei
ton Of the Ladies and others TO his immense assorl
ment being The direct Imp1rier and Manufacturer OF
all my FlJRS ! feel confident in saying that can
offer the greatest inducements tr those IN want. aud at
the same lime will haye Of The largest assOImenis
TO seiecl from. ,t, ,,rt'g l. .tl.4t..5 eeI.s. ~.
call before purchasing, my Wholesale department Is
well supplied 10 meet The denand for every article IN
the Furline and III the lowest possible mapuiaelurers
prices JOHN FARElRA
seI0-4m % 28i MarketsbeeL PhIlada.
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Money! +! Money! Money

WHY BE WITHOUT MONEY! when il
is Just as easy for any one TO be around with a
pocket full as not, if they only think so. have
got new article, from which from five TO
twenty dollars a day can be made, either by
male or female. Ii isia highly respectable
business, and an article which is wanted in
every family in the United States, Enclose
ma Two dollars by mail, at my risk. aud will
forward by rctura mail a Circular, with full in.
structions in the. art. The business is very
easy.-Try it, if you are out of employment,
.ssd you win never regret il; for will be bet
Ter Tor you to pay the ubove sum, and insure a
good business, than TO pay twenty Eve cents
Tor spurious advertisement This is no hum.
bug. Tryig Try iG Try az i,ovcRg
Address vour.leiters 10 tGt f3tiJ AZ
:. -. DWIGHT MONROE. New fYoyk.
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DIR. Williams Anti-Dyspeptic
EENE EM&


AFTER eighteen years private practice, is. wuL in,
creased confidence lis efficacy offered the pnbC
for the positive cure Of all dseases arising from Dyk
pc ,isia such Nausea Headache Vertigo DnlIesn
of Sight, Debility OF the Nervous System Hypocbrnn.
drIa JauniIce, Loss OF Appetite, Wasting of the
Sreng Tia, Flalulenee, with ireIuerI bechng of wind
NiIiaied Taste, CunStipa and nneasinrss Of bowels
Bilious Vomiting, burning Sensation at the PIT OF the
SIom Ich Liver Complaint . ,pres ION after Eating
PaIplaOn Of The Heart. Pam in the PHI of tho stul.
Ach, or towards the right de SaUWnpSs OF Comulex
:on, Depression vi SWrIls and lrrllabIy OF TcInue;
9c.
ATTEsTATIoN:
We having used Williams Anti nysaeptrc Elk
with the nist perfect satisfaction au success take
pleasure recommending all persUIIs suler.
ing with Dyspepsia We fully cOnyIm yImced Of us
most estInable quiliIIes restoring The digestive
pOwers removing all pam and uneaslmcsS and IhI.
parting he1lt.y iume 10 the stomach:
John X PPurIse, 81 South Whlrvrs Casper Morris
rNcuny; TnnmIs AIlIbone. President Bank of Pent-
SyyamIa; Abner Emcs, Market street bel. Siuh; +:
Il ROWIey, / Nurt W harN eS Michael Dunn Su.t
Of Merchants Exchange
The iisl OF names could be extended 10 almost any
length, bat The foregoing deemed Suilir,nt
Ollie and Agency. ! South sen +. NrtI Street 3
oors below Market, PhIlaielphIa ldlO.5m
KS va EG NE s Cor Sal,
INllE umiersgned offers at Private Sale. TWO
FARAlS, each containing 2l2 ACRES. With Im-
,rOvCmenIs all nt aud gODd order near the Town
II fGreensbOr0ugh Md, within Il shurI distance OF the
| Maryland and Delaware Rarnad and hear nayigr.
! On. EIclI Farm has abundance OF TIMBER on
1t. These Farms will be sold on rcasunah BILE and ar.
| cnmmodating terms Further particulars made known
! by application Iu Inc subscriber.
| } +. LOBSTEIN
dec3-3m (ireensboronsh, Md.
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The largest VARIETY Store

With large variety of JEWELRY, CUT
LERY, HARDWARE, STATIONERY, Mus-
cal Instruments, Clocks, Perfumery, &c. &c,
to which we invite the attention ofpurchasers.
Our stock consists in part of the following
articles, viz:-Finger Rings, Ear Ring, Breast
Pins, Silver Thimbles, Spectacles, India Rubber
Combs, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Cigar Cases,
Cubases, Port Monnaies, Accordeons, Flutinas,
Volins, Tamborines, Fluid Lamps, s,Clocks-eight
days and thirty hours-gilt edge, damask and
buff Note Paper, embossed Envelopes of all
sizes; Miscellaneous Books, comprising Poems,
Toy Books Music Books, Histories and School
Books, Bibles, Steel Pens and States A varie-
ty of Extracts-Cologne, Hair Oil, Hair Dye,
Fancy Soaps, Shaving Cream, Tooth and Pearl
Powders, Lip Balm, Bayleaf Water and Cold
Cream for chapped hands.
Also, Cigars and Tobacco, Shoe Findings,
| Horse Cards and Brushes, and very good as
sortment of Hardware. An excellent lot OF
Butter Knives, Spoons, &c. Carriage Whips,
Riding Whips, Whip Lashes, &c. Also,
Confectionery OF all kinds.
Having recently purchased an apparatus for
manufacturing MINERAL WATER, and hav-
ing plenty Of ICE, we shall be able to supply
our customers with something cool and refresh
ing during the warm season.
.rrsI. WARD g. COTTON,
No. Commercial Row, Commerce ST.
marl9,' '56-ly. "a. Smyrna, Del.
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IlahAlL1 ~, li1gHa1AHLLNl

lAaaAlfs 4LA Il 9;7f54 4laIkHAl<Ia
And Window shade Depot.
Z. f. MARST0N, of PhAa!, having taken
the house receotly Occhpied by Doct Jas. H.
Tho qas, next door 10 Carr's Confectionery, on
SwrmereeI street. SMYRNA, Del, would re-
spectlully inform the citizens of said town aid
sprroanq+ng country, that heis prepared toiexe"
cute Paper Hanging, ia all itsvarious branches,
neatly, expedtiously and cheaply. jihI
a good assortment of PAPER may, always
be found 90 hand, at from l21 cts, upwards.--
q large aud varied assortment Of Plain, Fancy
and Gilt Window Shades, together wnh The
neSessary Fixtures. Also, Flreboard Prints,
Paper Curtains, aud Paper for Front-door Via
dOws. .t. .4 f........,5...y 5egf ,afrI
a call is respectfully solicited H. aUt 9.
-, - 49,, 81 ,.aI Z. E, MARSTON, :, !
oeL 10, Commerce ST., Smyrna, Del.
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~H~&p NZNT -

and CASTINGS, Of the following kinds:
All sizes Of Coneave aud Wiley Plows; also, a
Piow of our own pattern-3 sizes said to be
superior to any nowin use. CWealsomaIufac-
ture the : Michigan Double Plow for which
we are the sole agents; and an entirely new
pattern of very superior NEW-GROUND
pLOW. o. CASTINGS of all descriptions
made to order, STOVES repaired at the short
est notice. .,.-..i ~. .,..-... i..3.
The public is invited to give US a call. ,.ii9
Feb. 20, SO If. PRATT g. DAVIS.
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THE Undersigned has opened an Office ln
the Town of Smyrna, Kent county, Del, for the
Purchase and Sale of REAL ESTATE, and
has now on hand, for sale, number fyery de-
sirable FARMS and other Real Estate
OF He also Rents Farms and Houses, COL
lects rents and money, and does all and every
kind of business in his line on the most reason
ahla farrna = -l-
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cases. 3. = r..s' = -l.trr s2s'OO
Gold Lepne. le carat a.r ...,. "a 90
Silver LePIne, iniiJeweled. IL 30
Silver Lepno, t.H..-... ". eaID. ...a Q 90
Superior QUARTERS. ,' ... .sais. 90
Gold SPeclactes -'.t.. .-s....fs ...t 90
Fine Silver Specaeles, g .' ..4tt7. a.- .--. so
Gold Bracelets, : <lN'. -t.a,1.-g %
Ladies Gold Pencils. ~ .....~ stt 90
Silver Tea Spoons, seit, 90
Cold Pens, with pencil and silver holder. l 90
Gold Finger Rings, 374 cents 10 $50; Watch lasses
plain I2 ents. patent dnet 25 other articles ia
ponortion. ALI goods Warranted 70 be bat they
sold for. f1t STAUFFER q HARLEY.
9J- On hand, some Gold and Silver Levers and
Lcpnes still lower than the above prices. (oc24.ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-20
TIE BANK OF TENNEssER.

We publish, with great pleasure, the accompany
ing letter and statement from the President Of the
Bank of Tennessee. 1t is proper for US to accompa
ny this publication with single comment. 1t has
been in the line of duty to the People, eriti
else the conduct of the banks generally for the past
three months. We have greatly regretted the
siy which rendered these criticisms necessary. And
when the President of the Bank calls these criti-
cisms accommodations" Of the managers Of the Bank
he does injustice to himself and still greater nus-
tice TO He should remember that banks are
public institutions, and such, justly subject to
discussion and criticism and should not by reason
of the POVr they exercise, feel themselves secure
from such exposure, an independent public press
may feel warranted in making of them. There is
nothing inseperable with banks more despicable
than the yTaEny they seek to exercise over all who
come within the pale of their influence.
To ths Editors Of he Union and American:
take he liberty of enclosing you statement of
the Circulation, Deposits, Specie and Notes of other
Banks which this Bank held on the lst of January,
1854, when the present Board as placed in charge
Of it, and the close of each six months thereafter,
ending tie LIST of July, 1857 also add the quar-
terly statement, ending the LIST Of October, being
the last statement fr,m the Branches This state
ment shows that the Bank of Tennessee is not res
ponsbe for the eontractlons and expansions which
have so much oppressed the country during The last
year, and that its managers do not deserve the de-
nunciatiOns so profusely bestowed on them recently,
in your paper, and by certain members of the Lee
gjslature. an respectfully yours, etc.
c. JOHNSON, Prss't.
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From the Murfrses5orougk Nssos. ]
TEcTSIATTON Ann pANRc

On the currency question, the Knoxville Citizen
very happily, and we think truly, says: we have
no doubt the voice of a very large number of the
people of the United States is in favor of making
approach they to geld and sill
yer currency. And all the Legislatures of the
different STATES will shape their action the SUBJ
ject this winter 10 attain that end. We believe
there is but one voice in the Union on the subject
of prohibiting the banks from issuing bills under
the denomination of twenty dollars-the prohibit
tion to take effect at the earliest day practical
bic. This would be a fair start towards having a
circulation of gold and silver instead of paper.
And in Tennessee We are in fortunate situation 10
keep on the race to attain this great desderatum.
In the course Of two or three years the charter of
the Union Bank viii expire by limitation and ntwo
more years the Planters Bank will cease to exist
from the same cause. Should none others be char
tered ia their stead, this will be making rapid
progress towards metallic currency as the habits
of our people will bear. Sudden revolutions quick
ly achieved are seldom right or permanent We
cannot either expect to build up or tear down a
banking system in three days"
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.ITDGE n0EGLAS

Inc Unwelcome conviction is forced upon US, that
Judge Douglas can no longer be considered mem
Der OF the Democratic party. We make the an
houucement with deaper SORROW aud regret than we
have words 10 express He has LITERALLY sold
himself Tor nothing. He has thrown himself into
The arms OF political faction of unprincipled IA
niucs who Will use him with The hope Of producing
disruption Ia The Democratic party, when they
VIII cas- hlm aside. They will never acknowledge
him for a permanent leader, a though thew NAV
see uingiy follow IN his wake for a time The
Ba.k Republican may be fond Of treason. but moi
OF traitors. Ii Is melancholy subject 10 contem
plate. 10 see a man deliberately COMMITTING noI,ii.
cal suicide. He has dug his own grave. and wbvg
The official correspondent of the morning panerin
this city, which is the mouth piece of the bolters
and dsorganizers. says that Judge Douglas has
barely commenced the cOntest-tha. il, with his
old supporters, his tried, true, faithful devoted
friends. Il is a most unkind return for all the
sacrifices they have made in his behalf, but we
suppose We must bear with this development
oi political apostacy and ingIatitude with what
philosophy we may. Ii is the most astonishing
event % the history Of politicians. We cannot but
beneFe that he Is laboring under temporary in
sanity Al any rate he has openly deserted the
Democratic party, and is longer 10 be recognized
as a member Of our political household He carries
no one with him whose loss we shall deplore 1t
will be singular spectacle to see Stephen Douplss
rhting side by side with the buffJon Of the Aboi-
ton party, John p Hale, Of New Hampshire. Has
stranger sight ever been witnessed in all psst his
sorry of political apoasacy -PhilSdsLlpiiq Argus,
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THE REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY

SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER, %, 1857,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THURSDAY, Dec. II, 1857.
EVENING SESSION.
BANKS AND BANKING.


message from the Senate by Mr. STONE, their
Clerk announced the passage of bill originating in
that body, entitled, bill enforce the RESUMPTION
Of Specie Payments by the suspended Banks, &c,
and the messenger transmitted an engrossed copy
OK the for the consideration OF the House OF
Representatives.
THE CODE
The Fifth Part of the Senate bill 1867 to revise the
Statutes, &c, was read through again by the Clerk
and considered on the third reading.
Mr. RICHARDSON proposed 10 amend the same,
in the article relative killing stock on Railroads.
as be reced, thus:
"Srike out the provisions of the 9th and 10th
sections Of the act of 1856, chap a. AMI insert the
provisions of the Of S53 chap 49,
Which, alter debate, was LAID GU the table.
The Fifth Part was then passed the third and last
reading in the House Of Representatives by yeas A.
nays ~ as follow:
Yeas.-Alessrs. Anderson, Bate, Bayess, Bentley,
Bicknell, Bradford, BrazetOn, BulOch, Carter, of
Hardin, Cooper, Copeland. Davidson, Dave, Dobson,
Dodson, Dunlap, Ewing Frazer, Fulton, Cannon,
Griffith, Hamilton, Harvey, Holmes, Ivie, Kendrick,
Lackey, Mickey, Newbern, Roulston, Rose, RoWles,
Saunders, Sehmittou, Shrewsbury, SmeTtt, Stovall,
Turner, of Roane, Turner, of Sumner, Williams,
White, of Knox, Wood, Vaughn, and Mr. Speaker
Donelson-44
Noys.-Messrs Algee, Caldwell, Estes, Golladay,
johnson, King, Lamb, Low, Maris, Newman, Polk,
Randolph, Kenshaw, Richardson, Roberts, st. John,
Senter, Stanton, Taylor Wilson, and White, of Ham
ilton-2l.
BANKS AND BANKING.
On motion by Mr. R0WLES, the House, (by sus-
pension of the rules, took up the consideration of
the Senate bil-(transmitted this day and identical
with Mr. ROwles' bill of title, rejected yester
day, when it offered in lieu Of Mr. Folks bill y
to enforce the Resumption of Specie Payments by
the Suspended Banks to offer to their acceptance
certain amendments to their Charters, and for other
purposes; and the same being read through by the
Clerk, it was passed the first reading.
MoRRIsTowN FEMALE ACADEMY.
On motion by Mr. BRAZELTON, (the rule being
suspended for the purpose the House took up the
consideration Of his bill Gsll( to incorporate the
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Persons Of COnsumpliTe Habits, Read This!

Persons Of COnSumptiVe Habits, Read This!
no IHE G EFBNBBRG COMPANY; Forthe FIRST time
Il in life induced certify the truly wonderful
dcate feel that only dschargitg duty that
the ienbefg Company, aud more especially To suffering
humanity.
utthe hrst Of June had negro taken " h
enough attended with restless splitting Of blood and
other dang symptoms OF consUmptiOG. I iBmsd-
stey called in aTuy skul scier tifc ply
told II Of consumption. He treated him for
several weeks, but he gradually grew worse then hal
examined him. AMI elso decided II to be hopeless of
eonsump"n aud said it useless 10 spend money in
ing o him
Ihad previously promised the Gre enberz Agents here
up would try the &c enberg Cnnsumptive's .alm. did
so and to agreeable surprise, the began to improve
after tax only ve lie only
OF the Balm and three bottles OF he enberg SasaparA
Compound, which eO- the small of nine dollars
and to-day cons der him entirely cured. He worth
81 2UJ and ne Is doing good service the planta
uon. l. consider him perfectly sound and well he Is
hsEty and strong, Wtnouta vesge sign OF disease lett
John MYELS,
ClsibOrBe, Ala.
have used the GrerenbuTg Consumpves Balm severe
eases of OnsumpOu my practice with the happiesi
G6cted. wish all YOU'D use IL. MEnARIS NJ, D.,
ToIten's Wells, Tenn.
Tue GrR.enberg COnsumpves Balm will eneetually cure
umptiOn and all Complaints OF tbe Lungs In Of
SodOn the Lungsand combined Difficult
Breathing, Pains ia The Chest aud Bronchitis The GTafea
berg COnsum ptlve's Balm Will effect complete and
prevent thu disease tom Uec0m ng a confirmed COnsump-
dIed fold 10 all diseases having tendency COnsump
In season
~ The price Of the Consumptive's Balm is 81 Der bottle
ALEX MCKENZIE, Nashville,
Agent far the GTsenbego Co for Tennessee, Alabama
and Geor-ta. dec Eft
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SENATE-EvENING SESSION.

THURSDAY, Dec II, 1901
number of bills were passed the second
reading.
Mr. MUNDAY called up his bill to incorporate the
town of Hartsvile; which passed the third reading
Mr. ROACH called up House bill to collect the
revenue in Lauderdale county; which passed the
third reading.
Mr. ROSS called up House bill to provide for the
election OF Tax Collectors by the people.
Mr. MENEES offered a bill in lieu, which was
adopted, and which was rejected on the second
reading.
YsaS.-Messrs Bullen, Menees, Munday, Ross,
Travis and Whitthorue-6.
Nays.-MessTs BTatcher, Brown, Davis, Goodner,
Heiskell, Hill Jones, McDougal, Roach, Walker,
Wecker and Speaker Burch-l2.
Senate adjourned until 10 o'clock to. morrow.
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SEWING MACHINES

- - HHU ~ HEIFh - HHIW -
SlNGB6'S sewing Machines exam red and tested
- bVEhH conceivable description OF or X. from HIN
Est CAMBRiC to THICK LEATHER, by the most seen-
uhet judges in the country, late Mechanics Institute
Far Nashvtl e TenG and were prom unced DECIDEDLY
TIE MACHINES for FAMILY or any OTHF X USE where
seNing - required. ard awarded the HIGHEST
PREMIUM the DIPLOMA, which Re % be tagging
in this Office PREMIUMS too NUMEROUS 20 menuf n
here have been AWARDED to the Machines in the
UNITED STATES and EUROPE: among others the
BIGGEST PREMIUM the MEDAL OF HONOR al he lats
''EXPO>TTION UNIVERSALLY FRANCE.
u = The public is invited call al Exhibition Once.
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BaiIeysS Springs
FOR SALE.

virtue Of decree Of the Probate Court Of the County
- Larderdals Aaba the under iRned Admnistra-
OF jonathan Bailey deed, will sell on
Monday, Ih day OF January 1855, the premises,
miles lie Town Florence, Alabama, the celebrated
watering place, Known as
BAILEY'S SPRINGS.
These Springs widely ~ known as be-
ing the remarkable waters for The Cure of Dyspepsia
DTopsy, Scroua aUd all CutaneOus diseases that n is
deemed unnecessary speak Of their properties
this notice The thousands OF persons cured
ana rect red to health oy the Of the
cd al over ,Hnty. North and South and
living witnesses Of their virtues. viii be sufficient
they OnsdeTed the most remarkable Springs
the world and their have effected more cure than
any other known
Ever since their discovery The thTOng Of visitors have
been so great that the proprietor could
them, ~ it believed 10 be the prOfabf well
the most curTtiye catering place in the South
There nine hundred aud excel
len quality, In god cultivation, with orchards
Stables houses and Olher valuable improvements.
credit Of "ne, two and lhIee will be given, the
pur ;saser giving bonds Wh approved personal security
ans lien on the property until The is gHid for.
RICHARUA. K -ILEY,
JAMES }. BAILEY.
dec. IS tri W 6wSt. Aduinist-aior
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Lots in Edgefeld for Sale.

DY virtue # decree o. the County Court of Davidson
ID County, rendered the July term, 1857, In The II
james hEnilton Administrator, and others, Us n. H.
Morgan aud others will FIR sale 81 the Court House,
Nashville, on Saturday 10Th day OF January, 1875, the
following Lots in Edgefed tgii; Lot NO 81 in Sheb s.
addition Edzeaeld, fronting 100 feet on Watson street,
aso Lot No. II, Honiins 100 feet on Watson Street.
TREHs-S5O in cash. VIII be Ttqeired On each Lot; the
balance credit of l. and years. with interest from
CHkATHAM,
dec 16-Iawtds prs fee IS Clerk q Master.