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FORCING AND LIFTING PUMP.

fENHISPC AP has advantages ove.any OTHER
T. III use IN stVcrn! particulars. It's action
is such tha; The water is constantly rushing
torWGrl il the same direction, rltiIUut r.
action in the cyLiaer, whether the piston
rod moves up Or down, by mEich a great
amount ui power is saved, aud more water
PASSED through cylinder oil the same ga
,acuy than by those where the water is first
drawn into the ek Under. and then suddenly
reacted and lcrccd out, a difference 4bouI a.
crcal as mat 5e!lcten keeping uagon, henriiy
ioaatd, IN 1nUtoa wien siaI1ed, mud Stopping and
star,ing erery rod. II is more sinpic in us
arrangcmcnt.- There are but fuy, .ruires ia
the Pump, both OF which are cOniitttcd with
piStous, which, together with the Ysftcs, MAJ
be easily removed AID repaired tt any one.
who can turn II screw or cut piece Of leather
to Il given shapes thus il will be seen that We
have y Duubc-hcting Forcing and Lifting
Pump, with no more machinery or liability IL
get o!t Of order than the Single citing Lit.
ing Pump. Another great advantage of this
Pump is, that the pistuns are always under
waller, By its popularity II act!un, atd no
Air can consequently pass them; it does not
drpri. on Il ,tutiing box to form vacuum
either way, for though one is used i'll the
forcing form in this Iump, the pressure is
always outward. and he air eau he no pos
sbility go in, anG ii will raise wat. al bot
motions ui the rod, whether the top of the
ck lilrder Is open or not. il is thrrrtorche
superior Doublc-Aciing Lifting as well a
Forcing Pump. Ale Apcricncc has shown
| the great difficulty OF Keeping either stufnk
boxes or p>tunS, which are constantly wear
ms, so light ~ 10 prevent the admission ut
air, and il is we'll known that leak which
will not let out water enough to injurc this
,rtiun Of the Pump, will let in air enough,
10 destroy it. II may, therefore, he laid
duHn rs fixed rule that all Pu!nt,s, Deepen
dent for their action on sintiing boAes, Oh, ~
pistons or pnugcrs exposed TO the air, are,
from this very arrangement, liable to get ont
Of order; al ol these difficulties are entirely
removed from the one we now have tho
pleasure oi offering to the public. For sails
by STAPLES d CANTWELL,.
April 26, 1o56--t!. Elkten, Nd.
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Ol,r Correspondence.
Corrcspon lcncc ofihe Cecil Whis.l
Notes from sun Down, No. 4.

The bindings in the western states arc of
very rinitirc kind. being generally built
Of logs. and resemble boys partridge trap
These cabins are mostly Just large enough to
hold the "squatters' family and 'pundcr, =
being about twenty feet square, only one
story high. if we except the left, which is
used sometimes Ms sleeping room, and
which is reached from below by means
Of ladder. through AN opening in the upper
floor they seldom have more than single
window. the door is hung with wooden hinges.
and fastened to with pin; the chimney tx
built outside Of the house and is composed Of
sticks and clay. cvmen,,d together and then
plxstercd inside and out.
Though so humble in appearance on the
outside, the weary stranger always meets
with cordial welcome from its inmates; his
horse is taken aside and fastened to sal ..
ling, and fed from 'sugar-trough,' while
he is invited in, and told to make himself
Mt home" while bnsily the good old dalnu
prepares him comfortable meal: as he seats
himsclfby the fire he instantly byconics a
great curiosity toa group of urchns seated
around. "a Ia Turk, with mlsh and milk
white heads, bare feet, and dirty faces. :"
Silently they gaze at him, until the hostess
'lccIning their manner Il little too rude, leads
shcm to the ladder and sends them to bed
The supper of iohany-enke, vcnison steak, and
milk is shortly discussed by the hungry ira
Weller and with all appetite that would as
tonlsh the servants of the Astor House or ST.
Nicholas, he does it ample justice.
As we glance around the room, we find it
Is the common receptacle Of almost every
thing about the estate. Along one side arc
hung various garments ; another gives room
for the skins and scalps of the various kinds
VI game which have fallen before those two
deadly looking rifles which adorn the other
wise vacant place above the door; while dried
pumpkins. ycnison hams, &C., hang from the
,joists above.
In most sections water is good and easily
procured. All of Iowa, nearly, is very well
supplied with running streams, and the wells
are not more than twenty feet deep on an
average. Northern Missouri, and some parts
Of Iowa along the Missouri line. are deficient
in good water, and in dry weather it almost
entirely fails.
have been speaking. you will perceive, of
tile ''Squmtier's Homc;" ofcourse in the towns
aud villages, larger, better and more costly
buildings are erected. If you were SCI down
in Burlington. keokuk, Iowa City, or Daven-
port, without knowing here you were, you
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would pronounce il an Eastern city, by the
style Of its buildings, and the enterprise and
industry of its inhabitants; though the three
story steamboats," and the vast extent Of
prairie would soon destroy the illusion.
Mr.. Editor, and the numerous readers OF
The Wing, am about to close my Notes"
for the present, though may at some other
time resume them, it may or mag not be over
the signature of JADE CLARE.
Mcch0usrIHe, Jqnuorp l9M. 1857.
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Correspondence of III. Ccci! Wing
CHESAPEAKE City, Jan. q, 81

CHESAPEAKE ClTl, Jan. ~, 81.
The Mats! The Mails
Mr.. EpIToR A correspondent from this
place has exposed the present manag, mcnt of
the s'agc-route between this place ard Elk
ton to certain extent, but during the past
week the conduct Of The prop,ictors or lircc-
tors of this line has become more blamcasrl,.
than ever. From the commencement of the
storm, the mail has hover been brought to this
place Oh the day which it should haze reach.
ed here. Why is this ! During former years
when the ubiquitous and cntcrprisinr
Pagan was on the line-snow storms even
more violent than this have been seen. aud
yet the mail has never been disarrangcd more
than four or five days. Are the drivers afraid
TO face the storns or, are the contractors
too fond Of moncy to cXpcnd an extra dollar
IN hiring extra horses. Important letters to
this place would have been DELAYED but for
the accommodating spirit Of the keeper of the
livery stable here, and this fragrant dcrclic-
LECTION Of duty should be reported to the
proper authorities. BY remaining two hours
longer in Ekton in the morning, the mail
would have reached here daily. but these
gentlemen must torsooIh start early i'll the
morning because they do not fancy travelling
at night. The citizens are justly complain.
ing fthis outrage and ain induced to write
this ali iclc in hopes that an cXr0surc in The
Public papers may spur up these logy mana
oars L
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BUILDING
kt,G VKo'gsA ecFirr Hardware,
AND TOOL STORE

y
2S7 MorEe' STREET, beIolr Ei1hA PRij,iRa
r;1IE attention of D"i'ders D,a'ers and 9th -rs
! is rcspc:,fullv invited 20 the ux,eUs We anc
well .cl"eted sIu'k of i'aii g and Hon, keep ns
lIardwnr, ana Tools no" oilere ~ the subscriber
which will be dispuset OF AT thu lowest mHrhe
rap.
At this stah'; -hmcn it i, considered n p'sasHr;
to show The snoi,: ell and cxanin" tn assert
mrnt and hear the prices before purchasing else
VIII. re.
III goods deiivere promptly aud free of chsrx'
10 any depo or landing
WILLIAM ). ALLEN.
Hardware aud Too Store, 2ST Marke; street. be
low Eighth Philadelphia. Jan "a
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Che 42larkrts.
PRICES CURRENT.
Rrpor'ed for The Cccl EIh,c.
EIr,-n. J,rr,,, cn,l ,g,-

Rod Wheat, SI.i1 Potatoes, $ ~
White do. l.5i White Beans, / 80
yellow corn. old 80 Hnc,;whcat, 81
yellow do. ntw, 81 Cloverserd. 7.2j
Oats. ~ Timothy seed 4 90
Nails hy the kcg, 4 cts; MHckcraI, Nos. >
and 3. $500. &. a. Salt. per Sack $. 80
Mexican Guano SIS; Peruvian do. $50;
ph"sp'atrs SA7. -Four Extra, IS per bhl.
Tho above are the pric's at the Ware
h"ust OIL s. Sites at the Depot.
WrLMrHGroN MARKET Jan 30,h lS5-.-
We quote to day in Front street. from
wagons. wheat $50: Corn Coz Oats 30:
Flour STE: Clrversvcd 81 % ---Journul.
PHILADELPHIA MARK ET.-Jan. 90
Flour. Sc 8, to 6 so. extra brands Sc 80 to
500. Wheat, - 50 to l.5i for red, ,G5 !nr
white. Cora, old 20 cts, new 65 cts. Oats
Il To 4S cts. Cloversccd 7.25 per Ct lbs;
Timothy 50.
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SToNES .-1he subscribers has lately reeev .,
- upwards Of fifty superior Cooking Stoves of al
kinds. from the plainest to tho elaborate. at al
prices from $1,000 to S5n.o0 also many difTeren
kinds of Parlor Office. Hall Store and Bar Room.
with every improvement of value. They can b
ss,n cs the Ektou Stove House.
O., iii, a'EAPLEss i GANTWTJL
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"A TSt.S LsOS,
WHOLESALE AND EErAIL pEALENIS Pure AHp
GENUINE
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, &C.,

IlORT Deposit, MD.-Constantly
l. on hand large and we'll selected, stock
Of PAINTS. OILs, WIADow GLASS, PUTTY. -.p
DYE-Srurrs, FAHNlsnEs. Brushes, PER w
FuMrHY, AID FAEcY ARTICLES, Tobacco: "a
SnUil Srgars, Fine Soaps, Matches, Spices,
starch, Indigo, Pomadc, Hair Oil, Hair
Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Shaving Brushes,
Pocket Combs Fine Tooth Combs, &c, &c.
lyPurc Wines aud Br;indics for Mcdici.
nal Purposes.
Our Medicines are selected with cafe and
warranted is represented. Country Urdets
promptly died on the most reasona BILE tcrinr.
- Physicians Prescriptions accurately
and carefully compounded. (hpril l2-y.
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SgGY LTENG.

TTNIiE subscriber having resumed his form
Il or business Of Surveying and Convey
ancng, promises t" accommodate all who
desire 70 patroniHc him. JOHN JAN NEl.
April 1T
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NEW GOODS

For the Prsse"land. approaching Seasan
A. KIDD IL SON
AT THEIR NEW BRICK STORE HOUSE
"a PORT Deposit MD. have JUS. opened !
fresh and desirable assortment Of
Gouhs for Cables nltar,
Selected with great care. The! name in part:
Brilliantes, Tbihet and Stella do.
Challies, Embrodcfies and Locce
French Chint1, l hdcrsleeves and Collars
Dress silks, Skirts Lin. & Con- H'dksf ,
Mantilla DO, Dress Trimmings in variety
Alpscas Dc Beges Borcges Mousselines,
Ginghams Plaids, Hair. and other Brushes
Hosiery and Gloves, Port Monnaies, DO. dc
a FULL SUPPLY OF WHITE GOODS.
Attention is called to their stock Of
Ladies and Misses Caters, Boots end Shoes,
In all the fashiona bic ool~rs and styles.
FINE ClIlNA AND GLASS WARE;
White Stone China in Sets and Cut Glass VI sra
with finer grades Queens ware.
ABSOLUTELY OF CHOICE QUALITY:
Knives and Forks in sets; Spoons pocket Kni,ss
CAaPErlNGs, MATTINGs AND Oh CLorHs.
They also heep on hand STATIONERY, CHvp, il.
AND HYMN Books Letter. and Note Paper. in.
vclopes. &c. Any Book ordered, Supplied at Pub,
fishers prices.
Family Groceries. Provisions
&c, regularly received and kept constantly on
hand, in separate store roem. -.
+ The attontiun of their friends and the pphit,
srcspeettulIy called to this advertisements Gri ~
will be found TO compare favorably wrh iorrtt
city rates
EV'All kinds Of Country Produce takeu in So
Change, at highest market prces,
4 kim 4 sos
FortDerosi., Mag u, ls;t.
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VALUABLE FARM
AT FRENCllTOWN, CECIL CO. ND.

Al fNENIIilOWN, CECIL CO. MD.
Al PuJhc Sale.
The subscriber will offer ut Public Sale on
the premises, Oh
Hrdncsday, the M dan Of february nett
That valuable tract Of land known as the
frcnchtoWn Farm, now occupied hr Mr. Jno
p. Price as tenant. 1t contains about
ESQ Acres more or hess:
20 acres IN WOOD, the rest meadow and arable
land III high state OF cultivation.
n>-s.G There is on the place 4 hand =
e. ILL., some aud commodous brick
asEa5iS@ dwelling, Immediately at
&s s.s5 ,ssses, frcnchtown, built at great
expense. aud now in complete order, with
grounds and Improvements to suit.
There are also two other Frame Dwellings
uprn the farm which have been and may con-
tim" to be rented apart from The Farm, and
which ar" no" occupied by tenants
The whole Farm Is under good fencing,
mostly chestnut. The facilities for commit
nicatious with the cities Of Philadelphia and
Baltimore 10y way Of railroad from E'klon.
being two and a halt miles from that pluGe
gives to the farm many advantages which to-
.ethcr with others Of soil and buildings rem
der it a desirable location.
Sale to commence ut s o'clucli ?. NJ.
TERMS easy. to suit purchasers, made
known day Of Sale.
T. fR!SBY HENDEk son.
Ntf0rncy at Lar, ~ tcgeHs -.
Jan. 3, lSjG--ts. baltimore.
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FOR SALE.

LNCUR. MEAL AND FIELD of variors
4 kinds and qualities, very low tol cahhi
opposite Joseph iaylor's Hotel aud sdjoiD
ing James llaSson;s Leather Store. by AZ
JOHN MATTHEW'S.
Elkton, April PIT .f&E
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Horses at Private Sale
TO THE srDCAaSOLD EHS


u
Of The Eikton, .4ndora s Le,r,spille Plank
Road Company.
NOTICE is hereby given that there will be
L Y IL meeting of the Stockholders of the
Elkton. Andora 4 Louisville Plank Road
Company, at the house Of Joseph 2. Cant.
well, in the town of Elkton, on Tuesday The
lOM dayo February neri. At this meeting a
proposition will be submitted to mortga ge
the Road aud its revenues for the benefit and
purposes of said Road. Other business of
general interest to the Company viii. at the
same time. he presented lorth considerable ion
OF the Stockholders.
By order Of the Board of Managers, and
the undersigned Stockholders.
NICHOLAS HISS.
WIN. McCLELLAND,
d CARTEn Stockhod-
E.TEJ RICJJARDsON crs holding
WILLIAM FOY over one
JAMES WcCAi,iEy fourth Of tho
ANDREW MrINTyRr whole num-
GEORGE EARLE, Der Oh SHARES
II, L, MAY,
Test, JOSEPH p. CANTWFLL.
Secretary Of Beard Of Managers
Elkton, Jan. 10, 1857.
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CUNDRIES--Cranber Zants Currants.-
- Preserved Citrou; Superior Buchwheat
Flour; Corn Meal; Wheat Flour; first rats
Goshen Butter, Al ,ho Dr. G"ods store al
Dec ID. h. BROWN, JR.
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II. Ole CaZier.

HAs for Sale Wines Champagne, malaga,
kinds> Gin, Brandis 4 kinds) N. E. RIM:
German Btters, aud Cigars, both loustis
~! foreign. Warranted as representa-.
Sept. l3 1S56,-tf. ......t ....
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MORE NEWS!
CMlLLs A.U ri,,En.

EUST received lrsh supply Of Paschalp.,
~ Fever and Ague Mixture, never failing
remedy for this uiecase; give it "a trial.
For sale by
UR. H.H MlTCHELt,
July 10, 1886. Elktrn. Md.
AGUE SUFFERER will do we'll to read
a treatise by Edward y. Morris, on the Forms
and complications Of ChiiiS and Fever, and
the nse OF laschall' Fever and Ague Mix,ur
in the prevention and treatment of tina, and
other n.ias,na!ic s.itc,iuns. Sent tree ~ any
address.
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S,ATTINETTS: - g
- Superior Oxford nx'A SattinettS Do. n
" Stosl Grey Sat'inolts;
" sheep Grey Sattinetts;
&" Cadets mix Il aattinetts;
" Plack Sattinctts together with q
great ,sriev of stout factory Cloths aud X erse}s
for s,le at the Dry Goods sure of If
Ek;ou. Nov IL L. BROWN JR
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GsEHts T..

r r. ROWAN. having removed his Law
az Office to the second st'Ty Of the Cecil
Democrat" Building. may always be found
in his new Office, prepared 10 attend 70 all
business entrusted to him. NOV 23--tt.
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W.liCe i0 GrHaiitNsg.

NH1.Ve 20 dr"MiIOTs.
T5StTIS is to give notice, that the subscribe r
i Of Cecil county, hath obtained from the
nrphan's Court OF said county. letters OF ad-
mlniS'rAtion on the persona, estate Of David
7. MAXWELL late OF Said county, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
saline, with the vouchers thereof duly All
thent1cstei, on or before the 18th day of De-
cemb"r. 1891; they may otherwise. by law.
he excluded from all benefit of said estate.
All persons Indebted TO said estate ara &C.
qucstcd to make immediate payment 10 the
subscriber. Given under my hand this Sd
day OF January, 1857.
WILLIAM CAMERON,
Administrator.
Test. r. y. JAMAR, Register.
Jan'y 3D., l85I--,iw
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NJ, IUT IIHltT TUINl, Touching 1T PUTl
Herman and Ford s, on the Elk and Turner'S
creek, Casseday's, Fishers, Georgetown and
Fredcrcktown. on the Sassa;ras.
Returning, will leave Winners Point at
A. NJ. Thursdays, Frcdericktown at . p. NJ
For Port Deposit and 1layre dc Grace
Saturdays at p. NJ. Returning, leave Port
Deposit at 3 p. NJ. Mondays. touching al
Ford's and Port uermangoing and returning.
HyFor Freight and Passage, having good
accommodations, apply teCapt. Nm. VII
oU1T; on buafd Tie .oa!.
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PRIVATE SALE.
FgNHt DOUBLE DWELLING HOUSE
d situated IN Main Street, in the town OF
Elk.on. is offered AT Private Sale. Apply to
}. 7. MILLER, on the premises. Nov %.
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frla ekofW Warranted GRpEcr
In tur Il grrava nookx
CrMcEF Eo
e ven Vines pav,~rrv
0 the ppuyelyn
mo A. Asp az
nj por SG CANE f-orhnu
i hrr elite may he ha dat eNatI sImrnt VIA
.v'Deicr on liberal Catalogues forwarded
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y me LINE The bcst Schuvlkll Lime
1-4tellvcrcd to order, either by railroad or
water. on the most reasonable terms.
Arnly to b. SCOTT, Agent,
Jan. IL Elkton Dapot.
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r. EW FALL GOODS. just received and
: Z opened a splendid assortment OF Mems
and Boys " ear, Clothing, Boots, Hats and
Caps and for sale by =
ALDRIDGE & GRANT.
Oct. llth.
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FOE SASSAEEsAS RIVER
AND
PORT DEPOSIT, MD.
REGULAR TRIPS RESUMED.

The Steamer LADY
WILMER | { av Z y
Race St. Wharf every
Wednesday,, at 4 Z.
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CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
Freight Lines.
1857

TAroush Rates from new YORK ana pm.
adelphia 60 Nashville, in connection
steamship Lines. to Continue Win.
Out alterstICn from Ist June TO
FIRST Class per 100 los 10
Boxes. Hats, 5T5
Furniture ahd Carriages boxed, and other light
goods not enumerated, Carboys Of Acids OF
other Chemicals peEJ0 lbs, s'islr5-s4 go
FIRST CLASS rwsp tfef
ois, &C. in bottles oampaine and Spirits Te1psntine n
barrels CsFpetng, China Glass and Glass wse Cigars in
boxes or bales Drugs Fruits Fruit Trees and shTnS5ery
PG[s 1sTdsn L90Eas essses and Looking Glass
Tin and Brttania Ware, Teas and Spices. Iii
SECOND CLASS, 5fr zs
Hardwre except such as specified in third class Coffee
Tobacco in boxes Leather in rolls and boxes Oils barrels
and casks Cfeckery and Queensware in and casks,
hice, Whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper.
THIRD GLASS.
Axes shove Spades, ssd Irons Zine and Tin il pigs,
Tia Paie, An7s Vices casks of Chains Hoes Ma1ns
and Cotton Cordsge, Cofee Heavy CASTINGS Mill Gearing
Carriage Springs, and Axles Railroad Wheels AxIss
Chairs and Spikes, sEd Resin in bsIrels.
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Hats, Furniture and Carriages boxed, and other
light articles also CaTboys Of Acids or other
Chemicals, win be charged at double first class
~ Have every package plainly marked with name Of
this matter prevents daaysand Losses nsures speedy
delivery. 500
Goods shipped via Savannah should consigned
Of Central Raj road, sayannAb and packages marked
Agent Q. K. Il, Savannah, Ga st'e
Goods shipped Charleston should be consigned TO the
Agent of the South Carona Railroad Chsrestan and pack
age marked, care Agent S, c. h E. Charleston, D. G.
The through above ali expenses New
York 10 Nashville. No commissions. droyags pha5age
charged either at Charleston SaoaERdk. = Il. a-
shippers may rely uRo1 UNIFORM rates and prompt delive
by both tines Overs barges and daEages by ebhaI
hue. will be adjusted BY the agents Of the Nashville and
Chattanooga Road.
In lost missing goOds1 will lake charge of any
correspondence necessary their recovery and round
pay the at the expiration Of - days after
tice isgven al notices Of lost goods, EasAUis sta
the Nashville and Chattanooga Road be dd
dressed TO II. / anderson, SaPf, NashgiHs,
Merchants when in New YORK viii receive every nforma
ton and assistance in shipping, ty sppy the Agent
the Charleston Line No 1875 Brcadwsy and the Savannah
Line, No. - Broadway
CHA'S w. ANDERSON, .
mav22-r CItnn AGENT.
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A. =. NsCRri;ie.
TIN q SHEET IRON WORKER
No. z, BROAD STREET

COPPER TIN a. SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. z BROAD STREET
NASHVILLE, TEN NESSEE.
Z HAVE ibis day purchased the interest OF MIR. Henry
AeCasin n the above business and hereby tender nv
thanks TO all my Od and patrons for their
iberality Dersro3e extended 20 the firm, and would
respectfully solicit continuance Of tsVOrs from them and
wish info all the world and the rest OF mankind
that have Oh hand and for sale splend q lot Of
COOKING STOVES,
OF various pstterns Parl0r Stoves Tor wood and Goa
common and aBcy Crates, Box Stoves for churches Ho
low Ware OF every variety baud made Order Fur
nsoes and kOO5 SsOEss entirely patterns Tin Ware
u every description, suitable for bOuse keeping.
JOB WORK.
/ am prepared 10 do all kinds Of Job Work such as
House usring Roofing any other branch pertaining
70 that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WORK.
Ny old frlen the River viii ind TO their advantage
to call and give lesra before bargaining elsewhere
for work.
ALSO, FOR sale, one pair secondhand ENGINES cyln.
der II inches diameter lad fOUr ee stroke with water
shaft and other fixtures, suitable tor light draught
steamer, which can pe bought on reasonable terms.
june IA is25
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ArnLNl, nILYfr CEMETERY.


TENHE Directors OF tuis Company announce to the
Public. that tls Cemetery has been laid of with suit
able avenues aGG Walks, ana portion OF the ground
BubiiVIdcd into FANNY Lots, which offered for sale
The msp OF Inc grounds can be Al the office OF
Lindsey CrOckes where the pubc are invited 10 cal
and eKdn the
The CUmpRny tel confident they could not have made
more suitable location Tor Cemetery in the vicinity OF
Nashville anC pledge themselves the public spare nc
money pains TO make equal any Cemetery in the
Union, and such nashville may feel pride in
TIE Cemetery Is Gov III charge Oh competent Super
nendent uvng The ground. under VII direction in
terments viii be made an the best and at the
usual charges
The Directors OF the Company are DESTROYS that the
grounds SHOULD be visited or le citizens OF Nashville and
for hat purpose Omnibus Wi. leave the office Of Limos
ley Crockett CT 4 O'Clock, Tuesday afternoon the
sth inst and every Friday afternoon thereafter at the
same hour The will re free.
Ladies aud Families desIEoGs OF visiting the grounds,
will be called t5c at their residences By sending their
cards to tue President OF he COMPANY
a. Y. ) .LlNDSLEY, Prest.
G. W. NANCE, SeCy. iy6-f