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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-18

Fresh
NJ. DALZELL, JT., 4 10.
CORNER % SECOND AND rERRY sTEKsTs.
T'dAkKFrI for past PATRONAGE, we now odsr I
L til pnn.ic ~ laryc a choice selection OF
Fresh Groceries,
SUGARs-N O, crushed, clarified, graduated ard
powdered MoIAssks-Al kinds aud GuAiitice.--
CorYEs-Rio Java. ~i-ariyrs, r,sst"d snd ground.
TsAs-Aiig grades ard prices. vIsEoAR-Purc ..
der and common. Spices. pepper. Indigo, starch.
soaps, can'|ee ssia, salefaiu>. ground ricr. t.p."a,
-ago. fruits. na'r. csr"iies, r-issts, English picsic.,
sauces, herbs, Bath brick, matches, brushes ,esrl
sarley, ,piit peas, ob,cjlat", horse radish, whitt
beans. hoef Tongues, :. c hams, crAnlerfies, bulb
wheat tionr. corr meal, &c.
Cam don Flour
Aeup-rior article IN tbl. and half btl. sacks.
Cr0rsNe Biscuits.
9sboxes 10 store. Jus received fresh water, soi
and butter crackers. isESE-w.ster reserve and
Hamburger.
FISH,
kscker.l. salmon, white Dish, goldfish and herrins.
Wooden Ware.
Our stock IL complete Ard we'll assorted.
BASHETSOi ali Kinds, s.Ies and prices.
Nov. 9Th. u. pALZEIL j.. o,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-18
l37 Acres Pine Timber Lana Ior sale

eHs subscriber ~ii seli = valnshl. tract Of t.A,y
L Tint ~ Land Of b. - -. III Wiaaobsin, III st.d
near 81. { folS bsils, Oh Wenii kis.r. and running
back ON q smsl Lxkn, t~lts 81 Tire s. H. b line
Tn hndsen = LsAt 81 ~ r,cr Rail oAi VI. = along
she OF IL, u hot 'trpt H. Il Il is ole - ts ntst tssu-
tirni los .ticns " u. W st, a siiIa.e IL row ~ Ili.SL
up ~ the " incf..t vicinity. Ard tn IaDn vi DO
: " u 70 lay out Ia villas, ivts. 4 Saw NIL H. hing
! er.ated n III b Ahliui ttieAni ~itiin sfw rs. Of
this LAID; TIE st1vt laid I. sety oi-sp ii 4xg ,rr
acre Also IU7 s.res Pane lipiiei u nj Of is nrst
quality, On III hshks Of III Chi wl.ss he
loks can b. easily :Dat q down intO ~. b8isre .iypi
~ MarAst- The afost Irt. rtty MI he b. ~ . Isr.
gam; sasd land - ire and thar rom VI In. up.tr.
ance. 1e ms 6s-y. toI futtieJ Esrsuiars enquire
Of the sEbs stbes, No. B ledas.re ky~
a.c'erf l. l.. HOLCOnB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-18
PRIEaTE

'lHHE teysr,nd Geo. G.. Stseet, Rector Of Beilvue
1 Jackson County low, viii r.clye into his II. m
ly a Wy INIT II humber OF young gett! me- +, h
board an gu at. with ms swn Sas.
Music, with tn Use OF q tIspo, fr.peh aud Draw
ig re included IN the Cur . of Instruction.
relvu. Il, hfal,hil, situat =, an b. Ing on the
rivs is easily accessible ir III all ps,t,, both OF lows
and Iuinoi,.
TERMS MODERATE.
Re. (by special Iermi.sion.f
Tie Right Rev, b. hop lee, Davenport
r.. All ell l. tudvYta,k,
Me- Cock, Esq,
Hon. J. J. Cook.
CI JHo. y. Evans,
is pl :. : mp>on EsI,
April 10, 1870 ily.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-18
DesM 0ines River La nj for sale
L-a.ND DERARTNENH
ENglNc For. Sale.

TN perfect running ord. :. At LANNON'S MILLS, IA
venpat. Can b SCI n ~ any time, day or night
e. has = 10 = -irich cylind.r, . k.t ssrok-, cut ofgs IT,
perfect coiriiti"n. Any on. in want 81 No. ! En-
ane wouii do well to call son. For furtke. pa-,ic-
ular apply to
moh'adswtf CANNON 4 FRyNCH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-18

9>HB su1ecriter having alseody bored tvsutv-0u
j vslls n thls city. ed ID evssy nssaars a1viAa
sss'se ssttssecstsa. y prspar~d = sRecuee fngthee
sr~ q y o. ~ 0onoes ~ q un1D oetxn1nea0
- ss.ese - 49, = 49, 80
H1knksSe
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-18
United STATES AND EVROPE,
1857. 1857.
FREIGnTEXPkESS COMPANY,
EVANS, MORLEY 4 CHEW. Agent.
q koIK ISLAND AND DAVENPORT.

THIS Comosry Is pr par d IN transport Goods with
/ g eater ,ies.,st4h thau nny other feient lin. ,r ~
BOSTON, NEW YORh, PHILADELPHIA,
AID all lntc' medis Ie y ints AOu1H anil EAST.
Having their o~n Cans on tn III ent Roads, and
Agents with IN u, Merchants can dep LII upon bet
- time than hy All. other Tine.
SIR. pc by thi, line Will have PROMPT repdrat,on
mad. A6m lUT any ,oss r aafnag. OF Goods wlii, IN
heir cha'g ~, md wall not b. teitt,ti RAJ Roa. n
witch the damage NAV have occu.r d FIR YeIress.
Tn re de iring To maxi srraag- meats -fuf spring
nn-ir"ss will plea 80 cali before making arrahgtu ut,
with dRy other line.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-18
IAVENPORT
COM EkClAL COLLEGE.
tLA7R BARR'Sl

- !
y o. hoPo1,
Principal. and TEACHER in BOOK Eeeying. do.
w: III. Pratt.
Asst. Principal and Teacher " FenmdnsAip and
Book Keeping.
HAVING a~ssciat'd with niysif la this Institute
II ". II Pratt, NJ, "" are now ~rrepar,d l." eu.i-
II, young men Ia AL branches oi n Commercial edu-
,aiun
DOuBLE>ENTRY BOOK KEEPING,
Is adaitei ,r.y..y d rat,meni o'hn Ines
BUSINESS PEN MANSHIP,
. free, bid ami RAPID styi ,&o " a. C.nmerciL
Gaiclla'ions, aid ali bran he "a git n, s.uI.sr Ia
st.tn,iuns.
TEACHERS
qualified for exrcuiin ny ari Inst. ne ing in a thorourh
and scr NJ fc nIann,r Out s, stein IL Writ s iuciui-
lag Ornamental "cnmAnship, Flour. shing, Gard
Writing. sc.
Ladies Erl,aS ssntssf,
Particular attention It soi,cit'd for III 5 department,
A. oae room Is IL vot 4 extensively TO tina: bu pose,
OUR TERMS
afr more moderate, snd coars' Of instruction - III, r
uugt. IS at sry Insti'utt IL in the wrst. W. would
re pecifuiy cat, the attention = tus,a.ss men and
"t,.'' : H. IN. slave and - licit 1 ear patronage ( r q
HIN" Institution. Al ar..n,i,~i t. visit ~ a,,d rN-
.mine sIecfm las 81 PennIanship, prog es OF Pupils,
mode OF Instruction, &C. Fot III tIer particulars
-nqri Z Mt the corner u tn ri hId Ply Stt.as.
} y. LOPEZ Principal.
%mst9"tf IGare,r rop,
l.. HH.AlHLEr,
Whole ae AID l.tAtl a. slerp IN
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Sash, Doors,
Biinis, &c.
\yTE are nov resei,ing a large assortment q
6oot- generally k.It 1t, . Paint AID OIL store.
No. 1900 Brady. corner q FOURTH,
rerD DAVENPORT. IOWA.
OvO 100 Lights kpcL-s,.r Sash from $50 TO i2I
L Is Ia Store and g. -nl' 81 No lo.gp.
HKrsHES-AL kinus for sale
- at No ~. UOO.
yATHiIk LEAn-prs or Grornd IA on
w ~ BRADLEY 4 B~h.HikkT1'a
4 Doiled and LlIss,d OIL b. the bhl At
~ RAbLH : RR0CsETT
OlINDS-A large assortment % R.fesper biindo.
- tustTec-iytd 81 a BROK ETTg
fNRYsTAL Plate 6ls-sfor Coz hes and show casss
~ AlssS - Assortment fY sale .
kADLE 4 ROO ErT'S
" hRNInhkS-.cscn, eurniiur- sn! Daniar, = 81
prime article Tor s1Is 81 Nc 1905.
'I'UbK coLoRs : The lsisest $3.50, ment tvrr
brought 10 THIS mari ct 1t No. 10.
tlATENT DRxEk-Tbe nes' article In rss for sale
d No 10 OD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-18

C01caSo and %. Louis.
setas Sesss oAtos00 Jb> 8. koule sd taSsvms.
dsoss yL0osa.
Aeesoodasaca Train, Qeundsy's escepeed) OSOAu
fxpssss Train, (Hssardsy's escepted) ulOPs
tvesas tssss q. L0slsJtv CAlcoeo oad tasssxas-
ds0ss rsaoes.
!~ccommodsuon Train, (sunday's exeepssd) 10OA q
s!pfess Irain (sssurday's e~scspted) SS0su
Trans run directly through, without change Of
'sss or baggage. Trains run thfoagh Joliet bloom
ngpon, springfield, Caslinviie and Alton.
siTrains run on this road make direct connections
tn Joliet Cut Oh and Michigan Central Railroad q
iolies, making this the shorssss, qulcket, and mos. re-
liable route between D. Loais and New York, Boston.
Philadelphia, and the Last.
With Iiinos Central 4. u Bloomington, for La
>aile, Mendoza and Cairo.
in q fest Western Of Iilisois 81 epringAed, for
oecatp- and Naples.
Win ~ The Railroads oivereins from Chicago
9TH dAly line Of Packets =, 81 Louis Tor Keokuk,
lev Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through ricAeas fVT Ill places mentioned above car
= proeered o. al the principal " Set o1css In the
United osetss, and 81 the ONCE
FOO. % ., = \ . .sss Az. Is Ds. l. oa, :s.s., opps.
,ous, o. Lsvee. site fremont House.
klCE'D 2. NORGAN, IA, Sept.
bt00mangton Jan. i. iu&S. lo0lettf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-18

THE copsrtnership herssofoss e3,stine unHer the
i style Of DAWSON, Gnsooo l. Co., h this day die.
srsved BY nu insl cnsS Mt. 3 q. DsvsoA setisne.
Tue uider.,sned, sko VII c"n,ihue Tie ArS Shoe
end LEATHER bu.tneos II tn cid ssahd, uIder the
tyie Of J. u. 0riees = Co., h sniy anpnU~rsd -
D.s19arts esesussy -. ioeVs
s.cete6a Q. n. 0usoaa,
0 kyJlk9 yzJ,k. =
- - :
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-18
Chicago 4 Rock Island Railroad
-3faE

Winter .1srHss cement,
IN and after Moudsy De 1T Is5t, and until
Ofurth"r notice. trains will leave Rock islsad ,iaity
SUNDAYS rxc'ptvl, h. io.iv~r:
ISt mail train at 10 NJ A n
I'd night express $40 p. y.
81 freight, with ~ class cars At 80 n
Trains arrive al Rock Island daily, Sunday ex.
crptet, as follows:
tSt Ptaat eapf.os - b.W A
2 NJ all train A. 601P. N.
81 r. i,ht. with ~ class cars At 80 n.
slttrains over this ros' are In direct cnrueyinn At
Ch.calc with trans over botb the Mic..l,an Southern
ini .:chiGsp Central Il v. o. ara from Detroit. t.
lcdo. Cl-ve.aad, Columbus. Cincinnati, Pi'tsh-rVL,
PUNK. RI. butaio. N.sea-a Falls Albany. New York.
phii-irlplia, Eaiiiuporr and Washington Also A.
L4SaIlc with .rhiu> ~ the Trni. Central Road
North To Gaiena and South to 81. Louis and Cairo, to
which places tickets can b. procured II
8. 8 STEPHENS. Ticket Agent.
Y. Z. Depot, Rock Island.
PASSENGERS ar ren.nd.d of thc necessity Il giving
distinct directions - - The destination IT their i,ae-
gas-, also TO procure trk is ~ fore taxi ne their seAt-
in the cars, a. the conductors collect fares oaly 4. sta
lions on the line of IL. C'iciEo ARork Island rail-oad.
JOHN r TRACY, Superintendent.
". II WHrrNAy, Asst SEpt.
ROCK Island Nov. p. lsAs [dtN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-18
WANTED.
800 Men, Youths and Boys
SAMUEL PERRY.

To AS on hand the largest stock Of
IA READY-MADE CLOTHING
tf his own man L~facture) ever Offered in Davenport,
which must be closed out Z" mike room for Il II, " su.i
comp lete stick for Spring ard Summer irnic In
order TO dispose OF my stock g. Winter Good- ia Ia.
shortest pos sib'e time. ] will drr T. thirty dams my
whole stock VI Ready -Msde Clt thing at
COST PRICES.
A choice lot % FURNISHING GOODS. consisting IN
part - Fine White and Fanny SHIRTS, Under clothing.
HIndkerchie's Gloves Collars. Nost'ry Sus. enGers,
India kubb.r Gotds, Trunks Waists, &c.
Only oneprice. Gail and see
SAMUEL X
anIsdtf Brady street, opp ute POET Of'ce.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-18
l.. W. CURTIS l. co.
tsrccsssogs TO GooDRicH, CURTIS L YAHyIs)
Forwarding 4 Commission


hdrehouse opposite Rail Road Depot
DA IENPORT ~
nEAI.ERS in Grain Flour, Salt Cement and all
kIklnis Of IA m Proiucr.
orders solicited and al ended to with .i,pafeh for
the purchase or sale u Produce in this aud other
alaik-lA.
our tdcillties are ample for the stuf age Of Grsiu
and pruduc..
LIB rsI Cash advances made On consignmenis
when desired.
circlll All. ntiun paid to receiving and forwarding
500, t1 Railroad or Hiver.
Lhaagcs al getabti he'd rates.
Apri .yltf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-18

k~ton, \ Il STAT" Strss;.
New York, 20, bn.sdsav.
Philadelphia, L., 5 5uth Ihi Il STREET.
e.. Louis, :" 10,
Chicago, int ~ State ard ran oil h..
Doyehport, c. mr. Front anl r. r, Sir,
INo ) nUNiAP, EVANS, MoRl.EY CHEW
G n ',rp 'rIu'end.u Aseats.
= MT Davenport
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-18
NEW TIN STORE.

'ENHR subscribers have u | opanei 3 store On Hat
j risop, b-lwe-n Third and F,u.th sts, wher
.f.y ipte,,d naanufaetIrirz and kesp Constantly OF
hgnd all kinds Of
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE.
Psrticuiar attention psia TO ksohns, sp utng 40,
sobbng, C an.ry merchants can rely up,n 10 D sup
died With Tia-vate 81 wspie. ale pTiers.
baS,, old oopp.r, iesd, sc, tshsn in sxchAnge iI
fspI rdtf 0kANiRhs 4 Eli
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-18

u. EVANS, " r CHEW
Boston. NV Orleans.
Ev.i.S.S, CHEW" = 90.
successors to NJ. Thompson K Coz
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-06
Railroads. Railroads
PENNsYLYANIA RAIL1OAD.


THE Great Central Route connecting She Asnteetss
Il WthW esern ana Southwestern STATED
BY continuous Railway direct Fhs road also oonnests
q Pisburg with daily ns Of Steamers 70 all ports on
be Western Rivers and al Cleveland and Sandusky Win
Steamers s ports on the Northwestern Lakes making
the most dirss, cheapest sn6 gsa5ts rolss by Whics
FREIGHT can be forwarded 70 Snd om TIE Grsgs RssG
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburgi
Gin boxss,) kurs, kesthers &e. 500. 80 PSI 1--WE
SECOND CLASS-BoOksA and Stationary, ,- a.
Dry Goods On baies0 Hardware, Lea soc per leon
tnof, Ge.......s- ..s.s.........a... -a-..fea.A
HIkD Classic Tagging, Bacon, "a. r.,1s01.
and Pork On bulk q emp, Sc....... 0Ve 2ef 40oD
JETh CLASS-Ooiee, Fish Bacon, 4 -
and Pork (pscksd,) Lard and Lard OIL - Pst 4vvD
flour-T5 cts per ~ untn luFIher notice.
Grsin-S5 etH. PEI 100 lba. a1til further noties.
COttOn$aP par 5Ais, ROtsznssrg 500 lbs. weight uus
farther notice. .-- .
~ In shipping Goods romRny point Esss Of Phila.
RG5r0Ge. All Goods consigned 10 the Agents Of this
Bead At Philadelphia or Pttsburg will be forwarded with
pat detsntiOn
FEHsHF AsSFs-Hsrris, Wormley Co, Msnobz
tennessee; <. y, Sass Co., St. Louis J. s. Mitehel&
Son, Evansville Indiana; Dumesn Bel and Murdock and
Carter JeTet, Louisville, ky K. c. Medium, Madison
lndanai 5pFigEnan Brown, ald Irwin Co. Cincinnati
n. VI. Graham : Co, ZaneSyille Ohio; Leech 4 Co No
81 kloy street Boston, Lesch Co. 3 Ast0r House, New
York; MOL William street, and Nos Battsr1 Place New
ork; kJ. Sneedsr, Philadelphia; AsgraH KoOns, b.
amore Geo. q Franciseus, PlItsburg.
n 4 HOUSTON, GsUsral lESss1Ss A9sAs PEEz.
A. ,. LoAbAkRI, ,sgP'5 4ktoona, Pa. - - ! -
ma NH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-06
HOSPITAL OF THE
State OF Tennessee.
SAM'L. L. WHARTON, N. h..
Physician in Chief and Superintendent.
G. ). FAM, n. D.,
A arisfnnf Rhrrinsnn

G. ), FAIN, n. D.,
Assistant Physician.
Pursuance of an INTO with the Fac.
~ under whose control this Institution passed for
Der Of years to come the undersigned the 10th April Of
last took charge Of il Physician Chief and super
iutendent
Unl this cement shall terminate the Hospital will
be BY him as an enterprise and in
coSdsDce with the provisions Of the Act OF the Legislature by
which il conveyed 70 the Faeuy-be being all costs
ana charges incurred IN It's management and looking solely
20 the patronage of The Institution fer
The Faculty constitute board Of consulting Physicians
ana surgeons free OF Gharge IN all cases treated at he
hospital by the resident Physicians in which tuer
SISTERS OF CHARITY.
The domestic arrangements Of the Hospital In charge OF
iion, OF Diet attend 70 the administration Of medene ard
wait upon the sick in person. when agreeable N the patient
and not forbidden by circumstances.
SLAVE DEPARTMENT. -#
distinct section of the building will be appropriated
this class OF PATIENTS who will receive every attention
sary for their cOrt and well being. Separate Will
be assigned 70 each If desired, circumstances make
it necessary. .-- ...-.
LYING-IN DEPARTMENT.
Suitable apartments ready for the accommodation Of
lying in females both white and blae who win be carefully
watched over during their confinement.
FL AND EAh lNElH1ARYs
Diseases of Eye Ear will treated at the Hospital
In consultation with the ablest Surgeons city.
The Hospital of State Tennessee situated
franklin turnpike about one mile rem tn Public Square a
Nashville Tbs buildings rOOmy and spacious, and admins
bly, arranged with respect ventilation Within the year,
extensive repairs lave been made and number Of rooms
handsomely ned up that patients may here find
equal tDOse o. class n0cl, ABOUT
ten Of ground contained within the enclosure. The
yard in 'front.' is thckly with blue grass and beaufu
nameR ed with shade trees and shTubOey Offering Does
the GOODNESS Veure and pure air Of the country THE Hos
pita the stase OF Tennessee is upon The whole,
OF the stinYng from the and dust Of
city during SUMMER anywhere found ycni.
ty OF Nashville. COnnecle with the buildings banning
esabshment conveniently arranged for the nsItiOn
OF the Data in all its forms.
Distinct departments of the bu ldngs assigned to the
different classes Of patients Diseases OF and In
Ieetous character viii not be treated at the Hospital
Patients they desire it, will be received bOsrders
merely and may they choose bring with them their nurses
and select tBeir physician and Surgeons. Ia such
medic will be furnished and sreIy carried
Ia calling attention to the Hospital Of the State the undsr
sgned lakes occasion 70 thai he will devote himself al
exclusively 10 the dis haTge the duties deYOYed up
on him the position lie occupies, hat he will
himself sIrenuousy TO make the institution what should
be- public benefit and the Of widely extended
relief human suffering.
nfrnN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-06
Kerosene oils.
ULbIIblhU fhUM tVhhs
(GE0TpEO nv TET pEpe pATENTN


(SECURED BY LETTERS PATENT0
U RRosENE ILLUMINATED OIL. The light obtained
N from this oil exceeds in bTilsncy that any oil
or huid heretofore dcovered is nexplonVe aud viii
main limpid in the very coolest weather.
lheCompany recommend the lamps beet adapted TO this
OIL, the Kerosene Lamps, manufactured by the following
pares Messrs Cornelius q Baker, slso Dy ott Of Pha-
delphia x V. HaughwaUt d Co. 4S broadway. the Brook
Ign Flint Glass Co. No. % Bread Street, Messrs. Dez Co
1872 William Street, D. MERCER 136 Kim Street. H. 3D.
wards AZ street. n. Y Samples Of different style
Lamps can be sesn at the Office of the Company.
KEROSENE LURRcA OIL, No l. Prepared 10 suite the
fnet and all other kinds of Machinery; burns brilliantly
Locomotive Head Lights, Car Lamps gad s the ordinary
Solar and Hand Lamps, and stands degree cold
Is best Sperm Oil and n admirably adapted Railroad and
Steamship use,
KERosKNE L1BRIcATISs OTIS, No. e. Superior Lubdea
tor and will be lOundto posses advantages any Oil In
the market at prioes-Wl bErn-and have been
prepared meet the requrementsof Railroads and others
KEROSENE BNNACLE OIL. Prepared expressly for Ships
aud will be found admirably adapted for
Ships en- of War, Merchants Vessels Lake and River Craft
and burns in all tho Cabin SIateroom Cnnaele Fosse
Lamps, Signal Lanterns, dc.
Bnnace Oil will remain fluid long best Sperm and
will burn all night without requiring be trimmed and ad-
vantage that will be obvious to every Shipmaster.
The Kerosene Oils be obtain from the Wholesale Oil
Ship Chambers Druggists, and Groeers in New York. and
the regularly appointed Aents Of the Company many
The principal Towns and Villages Of the United States the
Canadas, and the Island Of Cuba.
Local Agents appointed in conformity Wh the rules essa-
lished by the Board of TrUstees,l application
AUSTEh'S
GENERAL AsEsTs, KEROSENE Or Co.
No. so Beaver street, N. Y,
Nh. Circulars with full particulars, testimonials, prices,
&C. - vii be forwarded on application as above.
Np; a. WI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-06
ErederiClE Bleir.

GERMAN PHYSICIAN, from Rudolton ssxony, has A.
" ken ONCE Al No 10, Front nreet Clark shd Of
ar his services the citizens Of Nashville relief and
cure OF Female Complaints Of all kinds Scrofa in its
rorst forms; Consumption, rheumatism nd DropSy. His
rprenee and practice IN regard these and similar dis
es have such as 20 enable him guarantee peree
cure IN treated or taken In time.
Por sale above, very superior article OF Stomach
pttters Of his invention and manufacture tOgeiheT
Nth a variety 81 othef % -" NEE. Ifab7-lV
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-06

AN authorised 10 sell and make complete titles the
Tract of Land upon which the late NJ p Walker re.
ded and the lot upon which the Blacksmith Shop is stu
aied and the slaves and stock on the place The place
h situated on the GGlatu turnpike, and is utersscsd BY
the Nashville and Louisville Railroad is enough 70
Nashville 10 make i convenient country residence for
persons doing business in the city has IS hne sprngas
there Is in the State and IS susceptible OF divisions into
several ots each of which would afford beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpike or railroad am
thorised 10 sell the entire Tract in body or IN parcels
and on such credit as msy deem expedenL shall be
on the place during the st and second weeks OF Noveu
Der usKt and will receive proposals for the purchase
private sale of all any ofthe above named real snd per
sonal property In the time any person desiring 10
examine the property do BY calling on Mrs agnes
Walker the place, end proposals 10 purchase can be
made to Der John Taylor Mathew Allen on the place
or addressed to ne at Trenton Gibson county Tenn.
sept2A-u SAMUEL WILLIAMS Trustee.
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GEORGE a. HERICT.I
tLats HERIoT & HoLMEsJ o
Forwarding and Commission Merchant
No. VENDUE RANGE,
CHARLESTON. s. G.

Particular attention given the sale Of Cotton PlouI
Wheat Corn and al other Produce; ALSO to the Forward
ing Of Goods to and from the Interior. traEf
RKFERENcEs-B S. Rhett, Esq, Messrs. T. s. & T. q
Budd, W. B. Hsrot, Esq., Cbars ston s. c. James Walker
ESQ.,, Nashville, Tenn Thomas S. Kennedy Louisville
Wilson 81 surns, Baltimore, Nd. lapE3-WlE