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The Excelsior Corn & Cob Mill

.S,, rsceivsd the highest premium al the great Ma
n ,i,I Eair asLOusville. and also al the Ohio State
vi a. CinennAt the Little Giant, star and AAso
NJ T. adaptod 10 crushing Corn and Cob Rye, Oats &e,
a. stocE md for grinding for family use, dstillsrs, &c
ia rndpg surfaces be renewed az cost Of three deL
ISrs being cast separate from The other portions 81 ne
Mil.
Furnished complete with Two pairs Of grinding rings for
any dollars Travelling Agents wanted 70 sell The sboFs
Mia J. c. BALDWIN & CO.
oct 2-d-tw6W3m q College street, haaavLils,
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DOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTOs
PLANTERS

DATENTEO improvement In ths manufacture Of Yarns
empIO inc spfR tho crop but about one-fOunh tbs
number required - raise IT, aud this nsmbsr consisting
children Of siz years Of age above and unit oR
blowing - PIC ing cotton.
am now prepared 70 furnish Planters vi TITS NkM
COMBINATION OF MA HlNERY, nelus - Of the ST'BAA
ENGINE, ifnecessary-nEmey The GIN with Lap APPoad
age machine and the sequent Meehnes Of he sPa-
ming Sees aid 70 have all zed in The sp ming koo
the Pana ion, completes with great dispatch Also com
petent Spinuers.
Onehalf the Potons of the income the y aIA
year. will 1HAH PAY for the whole machinery, i1eo-
siVs he steam Engine and SP nners' MsEes-
Ny Improvement in Its results 70 ne Planter A1FA-
lent % his having purchased Of Plantation NezrusS
&C. more productive ina those he Worzs and sue -
Spinning interest will prove hts diversion, Il wi Se SAea
fro the and nxises inhersntto PlAnnng game s
and bsiliDg up crop. - -
NY TsRMs-Naehnsry Is CASH Article, but 70, gO9N -
cepta ess cangrsnt reasonable facilities ard Lof ne Her
OF the PATENT one-ourtn TO be paid 20 ne eeh o.
i've years, the excess the yarns bnng over
with contract nsuring the payment shouu ne PAhiAASa
change pro- rietors ~ ,.5a ,,5 49,
from Printers may nov re anu 70
eos OF the Machinery in their ParL nia case he
@ 20 .t,ta that has the lumber OF POUNDS OF se
ar nov ma nv pounds Of yarn day thsy 2 nat sen
crop - ~" 'f GEO. G.. HBNhY, Mobile, Ala.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-13

1TTAETBD 9OO,OOO bushels prime White and Red Whes
NJ ~, wbieb we viii pay The highest market price, de
,isred al our Ware house on Spring and Clark Street
NASHVILLE. Wheat will be elassed as follows:
i o. md 10 cents below for prime Medterauiau-
tbis Wheat the Lowest cass,nSaG. when Amber Wheat
n nrime ave cents per oushs WINE pAN over The pnce o
Sprtng ana olher Red WheaE.
me Amber u known here by Farmers as Blue stem OF
oeslFaOle' NJ, vvb;te. Second Class, Amber.
Third Glass. Golden Chat; Fourth sPIhg $50
and an other Red Wheats except the winch
4 ten ce MS below in value.
900 Grain Sacks on hand Oy r, . vpplCr 4, SOW
'une25 h'H' A' @-''
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Valuable PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WE offer for sale large ana CommOdous bIck dwell
w ling corner OF Vine and Uenumbrane streets. The
dreg contains eleven rooUs kitchen, servants rooms
DC The Let routs rs 4 D mumbrane and l52
feet on Vine street THIS property exempt from taxation
rweutvx Years which gives value 10 it OF 100 per cent
j. l.. d X. W. BROWN.
gur5 AN Cherry street
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Nearby ONE PRIZE TO EVERY Q TICKET
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEI
EAeH SATURDAY En- 0eI0RER.
Approximate 4 Prizes
5, 495 Prizes amounting to. !
PRICE oFj
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HAl


), 495 Prizes amounting to. $32O, 700
PRICE OF r. KITS.
WHOLE TICKETS, $lO; ia $ES IS; QUARTERS, &21<
PLAN OF TFf#LOTTEKY.
The Numbers from to SOC corresponding with those
Numbers the Tickets print separate Slips of paper,
are encFcled with small tin placed in Wheel.
The Az Prizes, similar, rinted and encrced,
placed in another Wheel.
The Wheels then TeyOlv 14 and number is drawn
from the Wheel of Numbers, at the time Prize
drawn other Wheel. e Number and Prize drawn
opened and exhibited audience and registered
by the Commissioners; the being placed against the
Number drawn. This Opera is repeated until all the
Prizes drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PEzEs.-1l Swo preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers TO those Hing frat Prizes will
be entitled to the % ApproxiIf Prizes For examPr:
If Ticket No. 1880 draws the 900 Price those Tickets
numbered II24S, II249 l25 $52, will each be entitled
800 If Ticket No. $50 draw prize Tick
numbered 5is, 49, $751; 55l E entitled $500,
and according TO the sch ftle.
The 5UUU Prizes Of $50 will II determined by the last g
of the No. that draws the prize. For example
if the number drawing the 60O prize ends with l. then
al the tickets where the r ends will be entitled
$50 If the number ends q No. g. then all the tickets
where the number ends .l be entitled $50, and
so on too.
Certificates of Packages W be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk: ::
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
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DISSOLUTION.
TAKEN BY THE ALLIED

SERASToPOL TAKEN BY THE ALLIED
FORCES y
oUIs Napoleon is in danger! victoria OF England has
renOvated again
OId Goats Made New by the hands OF
II. KUBLY.
Ia DIVES TO live and lives dye, for all the ladies in the
"o orn, I'm al DOiO'' h. KUBLY.
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FOR SALE AN EXCELLENT DWELLINGS
AT LOW FIGURES,

An now Offering for sale most desirable Residenee on
Summer street. The 7th Ward. The Lot fronts IS feet
by no. The House and neat cOntans5 Rooms keh
en- Servants Room Smoke House, Dairy and Stables The
has lust carried in front this Lot. know -
Qe aargiin.Ap2ly 10 A V. >. LlNIlSLshi
nm SEQ legs
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ChOsKLY & cos. LINE OF STEAMERS
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, LONDON AND BREMEN.

THR MAGNIFICENT BRITISH STEAMSHIPS
QUEEN of the SOUTH, Captain Beal, 222 tons burtEen
INDIANA.-..-.-....... Capt. Baker, 1854 do
ARGO. ..,....,...,.,.... Capt. Benson, 23l5 90
JASON. Capt BTittOp, 26b1 co
OWNED by the EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN STEAM
- SHIPPISti COMPANY OF LONDON SOUTH
AMPTON, are appointed TO sail from NEW HOhh on every
alternate WEDNESDAY, for LONDON AND BREMEN,
toucbn at to land passengers and mails for
England France. They will remain one day al London
and then proceed to Bremen - ,,,,,,, ,,op,,
every alternate SATURDAY stopping only at SOUTHAMPTON
These steamships of the first class ana nave superior
Recommendations for passengers They will take limited
number Of hird-cass Storage passengers surgeon
The rates Of freight to London will be but little higher
than those Of sailing ships
RATES OF PASSAGE.
First Cabin, $50 Second Cabin, $780, Steersge, $5O'
The steamship INDIANA will sail from NEW YORK, on
WEDNESDAY Both Semptember and be succeeded by the
ARGO, October l4lh, and JASON, October 2oth.
For freight or passage apply to C. H. SAND,
sept II TmaylC-ly II South William ST., New York.
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NashViEIea.UERRbGPYa ard,
=, &. DARDEIS,
EaI.ER In LTMBER. SHINGLES, AID

DEALER IN LUMBER, SHINGLES, AMI
BOARDS.
HAVE now on hand a large lot Of Cedar, Yellow and
White Pine Flooring, Clear Nllle flne' fopiSf Iia1N'
isl ScsptIirg square Cedar, Cedar Plank and Poplar
-niuges nave Five Mills cutting PoPler and &c lar o
dressing Poplar, and one Yellow Pine Floorlg one nhll
ole Nsehine making No. Poplar Shingles All in constant
operation. supply any quantity OF Lumber or Snlhgl
the shortest notice. and al The lowest prices Tor the cash.
rDorS9 }. &. DARDEN,
Ii I.rrnl Yard. No. LII Broadway.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-13
Female academy
ST. CATHARINE OF SIENNA,
NEAR SPkINGFIELD, KY.

THIS Institution is situated miles from Springfield
L about quarter Of mile froR the Bardstown and
Springfield Turnpike and conducted by the Sisters Of ST
Dominic
Terms for the Session.
Board and Washing, including Bed and Bedding th tut
Ari-belne,ic EnElgh Grammar, Geography. Plain Sew
ing Waking aud Needlework, $40 20
In v or OF the above with the following branches viz
Empolery Drawing and Painting, in wa.er cOIors His
'' Agents.
Ilr''r4rr. ana >rgIIy d Dudley, Louisville, ny.
The following branches Will form Extra Char
yes.
Latin Language, s. 90
is.f ASTON ny,S via rl.iI use of Globes SO
Music u Plane, Il %
loua. Music, per session, o.
Muse on Guitar, chose learning the Guitar will fur
- nlsniner own instrumenisD 90
Books and Stationery furnished TO pupils for 20
Medicines administered al Apothecsry's prices.
NendmE, per session, 60
II Those who wish the use OF the Library; viii pay
81 SO per scholastic year
Conditions and &c eFal Negotiations.
]. fhymehts g De made semi-annually IN advance.
3 no deduction will be absence unless caused
BY sickness Pupils remaining in Institution during
cation will pay 81 10 per week
3. The academic year commences on the FIRST Monday in
September, and ends the First Tuesday in Juy and is dy
ded into two sessions, OF five months each.
4 required that all pocket money shall be deposited
hands of the treasurer, viii be responsible for
the same.
Academy, to the Superior OF 81 Csthanne's Female
II = The next session comm the RrS Monday in
September next augN-tTiUem.
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MA, .,,. our entire stock to Messrs. HAsBRooK,
n AZ LIIs Il Co. we take pleasure in recommending
- 4ao :, w S customers and tn public generally.
'hSm 70 'ui EVANS, PORTER & co.
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Lot Cherry street, South Nashville, the BapiiS
n Church, en- which there is a small Frame Tenement.
The lot fronts 20 feet, Is $50 feet deep. Apply 70
sept y are A. v. S. LINDSEY.
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EiSher WheIess 81 CO.

lsUCCEssoEs To JOHNSON, HORNE CO.
-OET0N Tobacco. Storage, Generl Commission and
II Produce Merchants Corner Broad and MArAeI s'reo
Na,byiIle Tenn, will devote particular attention 10 an
husu entrusted To them: july 80
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RuSineSS Change.

have th,s DAY disposed Of my entire interest ~ e
ness of Johnson Horne d CO.. % yno. a. I'susI au
Lane Eheess " no will continue heretofore Gho JOY
whom earnestly solicit liberal share Of puoc aS=e
uly S-u In
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NESONTC vARKS,JEW EIRY. MILITARY,
.nnI Z " A n AZ SLlaLEiY VI ELLALN.

MANUFACTURED AND ENGRAVED New aud orlglnssl
Nl designs Of Marks, Pins, studs, We constantly ON uau
.lrders IN mail attended Door Plates Notary. 'otfG
ion Seals W IN without presses hrda' N'sllnE Po'S
on Cards engraved order, at the snore- hl',e t
FIrst premium awarded by Franklin lnsliule' Ioi INC
Hsnuts curing OF Masonic, and fine Jcwery.
EDGARF. BATON, ~ Chestnut street,
,.,o =, Tvp Philadelphia Pa.
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XNhIfe RIuEG EEnseI

WHITE BLUFF DICKSON COUNTY. TENNESSEE.
yTNiE Subrber has opened iioeL ID. tbs place and is
/ prepared to accommodate the travelling community
in the hest manner White Blun situate. IN the Char
lone Turnpike IS miles from Nashville and ID from Char
otte and very desirable stopping point Tor those rss
ing to and from Nashville. Soliciting share of lhe cub
c patronage ne sJbs-riJer assures that all his best Ell
rrsv % yger' A. p. NICKS.
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,sHAsBRooK, J.w.M'wHRTKR, y.P.M'wHrATER.
HASHBRO0K, M'WHIRTER e. co.
DEALERS In
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
AT THE OLD STAND OF
EVANS, PORTER CO.,
NO. 81 MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN

A WORD TO THE PUBLIC!
TAVlNG received in the last few daysa very heavy add
on to former purchases haer ourselves that
prepared offer Tdnary inducements 10
purchases OF
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS,
Our stock consist of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, VARIETIES
&C. which we Keep constantly on hand and Offering
very low prices for cash and punctu dealers We have
also large and splendid stock of DufouT d Co.'S Anchor
Brand BOLTING CLOTHS and having purchased them
under the favorable circumstances satisfied
hatwe sell them for much less than they can be drchas
ed elsewhere in the city.
TO THE LADIES
particularly. We Offering large aud handsome assoI-
ment of rich and fashionable DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, RIBBONS, TRIM INNINGS, &c.
Purchasers of Dry Goods will certainly find it to their
interest 70 call and examine and prices
prepared offer great bargains any Retail House in
.he city.
III Remember NO. 81 Market Street.
Iuly7-6 hASBROOK, MCWHlRIBR GEO.
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TWO VAL UABLE FARMS FOB SALE.

TWO VAL LIABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
rNHAT, VliuabIe farm which the undersigned has
sided for the eight nine years, for sale. Ii lies
on the waters Of Big HaTpeth rver the county Of VIII
Hanson fourteen miles from Nashville the illage Of
TANK on the Rchand and Centreve Turnpike, nine miles
from Franklin county Of williamson, aud within
40 miles OF the Western Railroad being con
struced The contains about four hundred and eight
acres of first farming land; the county bne between
Davidson Williamson through the Northwest cor
per of the tract formally the well known farm Of
the late Wilkins Whitehld-
ON this farm comfortable residences, with all ne
cessa ONT houses; barn. cribs stables carriage house. &c,
with an excellent young orchard Of most choice ut GOOD
T1np1g from different through the iarm Adjon-
ing this farm another tract of about two hundred acres
excellent with good residence, for sale ne sou Of
beth tracts equal any for crops either or grass
and both united they will be sold separately togeher as
nav suit buyers tbs thought BY good judges could De
made on OF stock in the State 70 us size
A. those wanting buy would Of course Whisn 70 view
he premises before purchasing iurtner GesenPuoh
deemed unnecessary but all invited 70 call and see for
themselves laug %0-eOo"ul -' - ----'
yVIsH 70 sell the farm on which reside, in Williamson
L eoanty adjoining that advertised above BY Mr. John T.
T containing BY survey, ono hundred ana ninety
nine and hall or first rate farming m o. Win com
Et.be dWeug with all necessary out houses, suitable for
iii am with GOOD water. The farm Is Well enclosed
-, GOOD FENCES including about seven hundred yards OF
,ona1 sencs | will sell this place separately, or ogetner
80 Eiii,sas both united would certainly make des-
- F. and purchasers are invited TO call % Nrfhi
Ila t IeIi i, tbaspremses. LAVlNiA CRAIGHEAD.
FoT Esther PARTICULARS apply to M H. NJ Snyder A. tne
.to,s of STyder q Frizzell, nashville L. u
aug. 25-eO6wn
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= = - nHAMCE.

yVHF subscriber on acco1n of health offers for sale his
Z Cigar, ~ snc and Liquor store, No. p Ce-
lar Street.
Toauy person disposed engage in the business rare
ehaces offered the house having GOOD customs ana
Eve Years dong the best aud largest buSl-
OF ,a ,g3 fu he CIt,. On hand, large ana ample
supply Ia -e.s Oldest, aud best brands Of andes
guirt. Of A. hEER,
No. o. Cedar street.
All persons having claims AGAINST the house, will please
-.fl and asl. o. KERR.
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FRESH PEACHES IN CANS.

hEoH 7 LhOTt rs IN CANSe
lust received per steamer D. A, Given, on consignment
q IS doz. Cans PTesh Peaches. Warranted good.
iUnsI4' CARTER, MCKAY & co
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Fourth Annual Fair
OF THE
Tennessee State Agricultural Bureau.

.a snraan Willie held on Bureaus Grounds, near
NsSbvs commencng on Monday, October l2ih and con-
i ss,v dav during the week. Premiums OF the most
S -scteT are offered in every department Of farm,
nSnatiop mechanical, manufacturing Ano nome INDUSTRY
PStIn Ia invited from every county Of the State
tS usts Of Inc premiums and regulations may be OBJ
tanned on S 1PP3,s1-T &. G. EASTMAN. sec'y.
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A NEAT DWELLING HOUSE
FnR SALE

STTUATED in Bdgeheld, on the Galatin Turnpike FoR
- further particulars apply 10
septll BPs A v :. LlNDStABH.
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IN ORDERING TICKET Or CERTIFICATES,

Enclose the money I'd ress for the Tickets order
ed the receipt of which they Will be forwarded by first
mail. Purchasers have cts ending with any liz
they may designate.
The List of Drawn Number md Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after Lhs drawing
Purchasers will please wrc ncir signature plain give
their Post Office, County and S..
Eg Remember thai ever! ,-.-sis drawn, and payable
in full without deduction.
sFS All prizes of 81 900 arr der paid iGlmedisteIv
after the drawing-other przfy the sla time of thirty
days.
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VoJuabIe FarmfOr sale

WISt TO sell the plantation on which now i've, lying
an Caters creek, ten miles north Of Columbia, and
- vest of Spring Hill containing i've hundred and
1851 srcres S75 acres Of which Is in good
ststs OF cultivation. -. , ..,,. = : !, -
Psrsons wishing TO purchase would do well to eau sno
examine the property before buying -,,.pD
dec 2s-dtW&wt I, :. FAONAnN'A
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bill S ale,

nm Thursday The Isl OF October next q II O'Clock A NJ
" on The premises will sell that valuable Lot cor
ner of Front CLARK Streets adjoining The house
H. s. French The Lot fronts 80 feet Front
and 90 CLARK
TERMs credit Of one, two and three years. for notes
payable bearing interest satisfactorily endorsed A3d
3 lien retained. A. v. LlhDSLEfy
& r. GLIscocx Auctioneer 3. e. ?. aage9
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II. r. GLASCOCK.

AUCTIONEER AND GENERAL AGENT,
VI-oULD offer his to the public, Agent for the
w sale Of
Real Estate, Negroes, Furniture, Dry
Goods, Groceries,
Or 9th or species property either in town or county be
inc DER ermined TO devote the above business and
having had fatermyselfthlt eaI
give sal istacon those may favor me in that hne
can a rvs be found the Counting Room of the Patro
OfeeS when IN my absence orders De eft- mar4-u
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FOR SALE.

THAT valuable Dwelling at the Of Cedar and SUM
mer streets. The lot IS feet. The Dwelling y
large and cOmmOdious, and hne Office the lJt.
Ills one Of the most dstrabls locations in he city.
Apply TO A. " . LANDoAnA'
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MARKED STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESsEE.


auvIIS, vices, Bel. KNOB. PLATE, GUN, PAD
lows, AND TRUNK LOCKS.
STOCKS, AND DIES. |SJFTERS, RIDDLES,
Cast, Shear. German WOve and screen ",te'
and RIister Steel lacks Brads, Shoe and Fin
sHoVELS, SPADES. HOBS, i
RAKES AND FORKS. Platform, counter, Dean
Hammers. HaIchets, ana lea scales.
and Files. STATES, CLOCKS, MIR
CaFpenters', COOpers', and hOhs, 81 Ai'lHIA
Blscksmiths' Tools NOOOo'
O,wC LARD. CHEESE, AND
IN NJ y g. - a ws,drIs BUTTER-TRIERS.
MILL. CROSS CIT AND Bride Bits, surTuP Irons,
HAND SAWS. KEN aud Oirth " eoolng'
Ava Nails. Chain. andCORN MILLS, SHELTERS
BGMES and STRAW CUTTERS
MORTISE AND BORING MACHINES.
ALSO, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Guns, Rifles, and Pistols; Table Knives and
Forks; Pocket Knives. Scissors, and
shears, of Every Variety.
Forming in all the Largest Variety and most Extensive
stock OF the kind offered TO the Nashville lde OF
voundipg country all Of which oneT al GhhA Ii
RRDUCkD PRICES cash buyers prOpmpt paying Gus
tonnes on six Months fine. We will from now until De-
Gambler lst Offer inducements TO cash Buyers ana par
tculrly solicit the attention Of every Country Merchant
visiting the market unusually Large stock oi hde
Tools, GuLs and Cutlery ~ 80 he ~ ~ lissS
a South Market Street,
inf Sign Of the Big Paddock,
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BEc gSlures Buck & Go.
TIN PLATE AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.

NO. Is MARKET STREET,
TJAVB always on hand Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Ilhneo
Copper Biyols, Castings, Paror and Chamber GaIes
Stoves lin Ware, and complete assortment Oh df'lCe
usually Kept In our line 90 . -
Country Merchants are requested to call and examine gu
stock before purchasing elsewhere, are prepared Il
h-l.e out w esL
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NO. E4g SpEhGG SAEGGAs
TESTIMONIALS AND RBFERENCES-
OFFICE BUCKEYE STATE Insurance CONPANT,l

TESTIMONIALS AND RBFEKkNCES-
OFFIcE BUCKEYE STATE INsURANcE CONPANT,l
Cincinnati, Dec. 10, 1856.
To I'll whom may This is 70 certify that have
aSt,i F,asnd WATERPROOF Cement Roofing and be-
v IN m De eminenty superior - any other KIND Of hooi
etS to vas an eve witness OF trial OF one Of
- c tom a large volume fame frsm adjoining
building which struck directly aP0h lle o9i anu
for nearly an stood the ta oey9nq al
ana Sa'eo TIC President Buckeye State Insurance Co.
CINCINNATI AsEEcT ROYAL ISsUktNoE toH st
Ib,vs sxan,ined w Childs & Co.'s "Elastic Fire and
WATERPROOF Cement Roofing ana ASA a. o uSs, O
slider il great invention, and am Eln 70 insure Ouulnss
thus protected upon the same terms as
W lu''"i' Agent Royal ms Co. London and Liverpool
southern and Western States.
Having made considerable inquiry, 10 The merits Of le
4PaIsnt Elastic Cemen. ROohn introduced into this city
nv 1;bds Az Co and It 10 be highly recommended in this
city by many excellent judges, haIit Is meeting win ven
sd General introduction; its uperiOry over The
G Roofng is decided ard freely admitted; and
ssIIy expeet TO adopt formy root which will be neE1
intended TO use Tin, but will Try the virtue
Of she 'FaS Var TsI t,IIy' JB BSNNBTT.
or h0oFs 81 s Cru HAN AND DATToS RAILROAD.
CbIds & Co.'s Patent Cement Roofing IS now used here
an orr bes class of Buildings. We are covering OurF reght
Cars with IT, and our Master Aeehanie sT tys
0' OrvrcE OF rHE ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD Co.
Cincinnal Jan Z, lo5I
Dx,R SrR-nanswer your inquiry in reference TO our
nioD as To The practical of yoGT kOO inthe covering
NJ care we nav say from observation We entertain
"a Oneso much so, that intend testing
bycbIy on roofs Of buildings, cars, &c. siter which We
viii with pleasure give you decided opinion as 70 Us u
VII VIZ" F VoIrs tTuIy, X LiPPENCOTT,
ny Supply Agent Ohio u Miss. K &.
cf.. Tho sbove was WriIten, Ohio and Mississippi
Iad bSve traced covering their ears oepotS and
re Cincinnati and Vincennss, i'm inns Cemeri
90 7sdeBg the best article they nave useu oi INC PuPO'
n Lord, Pres Ind and Gin Railroad
Z 4 eat. Pres Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Railroad
~ S,srIes Pres Merchants Manufacturers TINS 60.
Isaag n Carter Agent for Ena and other Hartford Cos
H. Morton, Pres Central Insurance Company.
GeorSe tarlile, President lafayette bahk.
Manuf'T, No lU2 East second 81.
BakeI &, Won Phul, No 62 Fourth street.
Rzra 2a lie y Smith street, between Fourth ana flLh
IGoden IA ilor an Draper, Fourth street
Miles Cif,sen wood Iron Foundry.
Judge w GhOsOn.
Joh5 shinito & Co., Dry Goods Dealers, Roarth ST.
Mitchell q RaEnueIsberg, Furniture Manufacturers ano
Dealers, Fourth ct.
w II Stewart, Builder 345 p Gm 81
uerriw ether & Silwell, Louisville.
w s McReyn Olds & Co., GAINESVILLE, Tenn
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Wheat.
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NIFTY Thousand bushels wanted for Whlcn the usn0
Il market price will be paid, by; ,,.cpop,yS
iulv III corner Of Market and hUrch st