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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10

A good story for inveterate "sooppe rs
is told in the San Francisco papers. 4
fashionable lady went to a dry good
store, and after busyiug several clerks
for an hour Or two over hauling the
mo costly fabrics, purchased spool Of
thread. She thought it too vulgar, how
ever, to car y it home, aud requested to
haveit sent. a hand car. was engaged,
and it was dumped upon the sidewalk
in front of her residence, after The fashion
Of "a load Of coal for which she Was
obliged o'fork over four bits Carriage
mouey, s~ ea za A. s@
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10
tIOHN TAYLOR,
-
The Ta11son ofthe Raet4zvootss, Bar Is F,s1I1i

BY YCHA ARIES sCMMERFiELD.
s. I can never forget my first vision
Of John Taylor. 1t was in the
court house at Lewisburg, Convey
county, Arkansas i'll the summe,
Of 1888.
The occasion itself possessed ter
rible interest. A vast concourse OF
spectators had assembled to witness
the trial Of q young and beautiful
Girl on an Indictment for murder
The Judge waited at the moment
for thesheriff to bring in his priso-
ner, and the eyes Of the impatient
multitude all eentered On the door :;
when suddenly 4 stranger entered
whose appearance rlveted universal
attention.
Here is his portrait-a figure tall,
lean, sineWy, and straight as an ar
row: a face salloW, bilious, and
twitching incessantIy with nervous
irrability; brow broad, soaring,
aud massive. scanned with wrinkles,
but not frona age-for he was scar
cely forty; eyes redish- yellow, like
the watcl1tul eagle, as bright and
piercing; a 4 finally, q month with
lips of cast iron. thin curlad, cold
andsneering, tie intense expression
Of which looked the living efnbodi-
ment Of al unbreatiled curse. lie
was itabitcd in suit Of new buck,
skin, oramented after the fashion Of
Indian costume, with hues Of every
color Of the rain bow.
Elbowing his way slowly through
the crowd: and apparently uncon-
scious that be was regarded as a
phenomenon, needing explanation,
this singular being advanced. and
with the naughty air Of q king as
eending the throne seated himself|
within the bar, thronged as it W. i
With y the disciples Of. Coke and
Blackstone, several Of whom it was
known, esteemed themselves as fa
superior to those old and famous
masters.
z The contrast between the out |
Iandish oarb and disdainlul connte |
nance 0. the stranger, excited, es-
pecia1y, the risibility Of the law
yers and the junior members be- |
gan a suppressed titter,: which grew
louder, and soon swept around the
whole circle. |
They doubtless supposed the in
truder to be some wild hunter of
the mountains, who had never be-
lore seen. the interior Of hall of
justice. Instantly the cause of the
laughter perceived it, t'>rned his
head J gradually, SO as to give each
laaggher q look his lips curled with
: q ..isllE klAElng smile Of infnit te scorn
MS yellow eyes shot arrows oflight-
n,lng; bis tongue protruding through
bis ! teeth literally vriit-ed Ike a
serpent, and calculated its asp like
poison in a single word.
.asavages!'' +:
No.pen can describe the defiant
loice winch Il he threw into that term;
~ penc1i can paint the eternal f.
lor: u, o1 his utterance, al though it
,hardAy exceeded a whis per. But
ne. accented every letter as If it
= Me1e a seoarate emission Of fire
, MOT scorcaed bis qniv4 ring lips
e ! flnS horrible emphasis pn S, both
8 s1e beginning and end Of the
4. ,.isavagesp
T.. was, the groWl Of q real tiger
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10

tD There has been for some
time past, a larger floating popa~
Jutiom in Cairo than in any other
CITY of its size in the United States.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10

4 KANSAS OUrEAGE.-A North
ern woman in Kansas has lately
written home an account of some
Of the fearful out a &C. committed
by pro-slavery M She tells all
about the squatters and Il wives
being driven out Of hou@e ed home,
with threats against their lives,
winding up with a climax. before
which scalping and burning fade
into insigniticance: "But the mean
est Of their mean acts, they threw
into the well my straw bonnet
which I had left behind IN q band
box, it being raining when | set
OUT ~~- = = @~2. .@:=..
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10

SPLENDID MISERY The French mill
;ouaire Beanjon founded the EIysee
Bourbon, and the fame Of his magni-
fceEce was such that an Englishman,
jealous Of his reputation, was deter
mined to satisfy himself Of the fact.
1. He was shown into the dining room
the table was covered with tempting
dishes.
"Your master lives we'll, at all events"
said the skeptical son of Albion.
Alas! SIR the attendant replied ''my
master never sits. down to the table, hs
partakes Of only one dish of vegetables.
"Well, be has wherewithaI to crafty
bis eyes, continued the visitor, As he
looked up at the pictures. .,ss... 1T
"Alas! sir, my master is nearly blind"
II suppose" mutsered the astounde d
Englishman, as be passed into another
room, The comforts himself by listening
to beautiful music!'
''A!as! q sir, my master has never
heard that which is played here, lie goes
to bed early in the hope Of getting
few moments repose."
" Well, but your master at all events
enjoys the pleasure of a walk =
Alas sir, be can no longer walk"
Sos from question, to question, and
alas to alas, the Englisl, man found that
the millionaire Beaujon was the most
miserable Of men.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10

/. ApoPLExY.-Persons below the
middle height, robust, with large
hands and short thick necks, are
generally recognized as apoplectic
subjects; but foreign medical au-
ther asserts that it is confined to
no particular conformation Of the
body, all persons be liable to at
tacted by it. The predisposing
causes are the habitual indulgence
of the appetite in rich and gross
food, or stimulating drinks, coupled
with luxurious and indolent habits !;
sedentary elnployments, carried to
an undne length the habit ofsleep-
ing, especially in a recumbent pos
turn, afte~~ a full meal;; and lying
too long in bed. Parsons, however,
who are predisposed to this disease
should not fail to profit by the warn
ings Of its approach, such as giddi-
ness, drowsiness, loss Of memory,
twitching Of the nerves, taltering
oft}le speech, etc. Their diet should
be light and nntricious, all luxuri-
GUS habits should be abandoned, ,and
exercise should be taken.
Above all, they should avoid giving
way to their passions, as it IS we'll
known that many persons have be,n
struck with death in the midst Of
fit Of anger.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10

The CorToS CRor IN SouTH
CARoLINA.-The Charleston Mer~
curry, Of the rs nit, says
We have been informed by
gentleman who has recently travel
ed through tie principal cotton
States between this and New Or
leans, and who has seen the rising
crop Of our State, that it is the
most promising Of any. In Rich
land District, convenient to the
''E,ork," the crop is represented as
unusually fine and promising.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10

4 SELF MADE MAN.-The
Rochester Union tells the follow
ing story Of Hon. John Kelly, M.
G. fot New York city: 4 rich
New Yorker, as the story runs,
gave a large entertainment, and
among. his invited guests was Hon.
John Kelly. In the course of the
evening the wealthy citizen says:
Mr.. Kelly, / believe I have never
had the pleasure Of seeing you il
my house before But ! believe
you are mistaken responded Mr..
Kelly: <Mistaken2 I think not
7 guess I am right. But I havs
been here before sWeu.' says the
wealthy citizen, collecting his
thoughts, I don't see how that can
be; / have no recollection of your
being in my house before when
was itz when were you here .
Oh, said Mr.. Kelly pointing to d
CRATE in the room, ='I can bring the
matter to your recollection !; [ sst
that g1ate for yo1.' = zr
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10

gYCHARLEs sCMMERTIELD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10

M1ErH AND MEDrc1NE.-I know
Of nothing equal to cheerful and
even mirthful conversation, for re-
storing the tone Of mind and body,
when both have been oyerdone.-
Some great and good men, on whom
very heavy cares and tolls have
been laid, ,manifests d constitutional
tendency to relax into mirth when.
their work is over, Narrow minds
denounce the incongruity; large
hearts own Gods goodness in tie
fact, and rejoice in the wise pro-
visions made for prolonging useful
lives. Mirth after exhaustive toll,
is one Of natures instructive efforts
to heal the part which has been
racked Or brui ed. You cannot too
zsternly reprobate a z.ivolous life !;
.butif the Life be earnest for God or.
man, with hear and there layer
Of mirthfulness protruding, a soft
bedding to receive heavy cares
which otherwise would crush the
spirit, to snarl against the sports of
mirth, may be the easy and useless
occupation Of a small man, who
cannot take in at one view the
whole circumference Of large one.
-AluGt's Us of Proverbs. -
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10

EFFEc-s OF TEE ELooD IN THE
WABASH VALLEY-The Evansville
Qn.) Journal says the loss to the
farmers and property owners in the
Wabash Valley, from the effects. Of
the late flood, will probably reach
seven Or eight millions Of dollars
The Journal says:
A friend who had been yoyaging'
over the Wabash bottoms in boats
and represents the whole valley to
be a lake in width, reaching ten
miles from shore, and almost re-
curing q compass to navigate it
He was ferried from Vincennes to
Lawrence, in Illinois, a distance of
ten miles oyer water, passing over
a settled and cultivated cunotry
now submerged from six to ten
feet deep. These wide, rich bot
toms, which yield such stores of
food, and contribute SO largely to
our exports, will be a barren and
desolate waste this summer. Those
who ordinarily supplied so many
mouths by their labor will them
selves seek food this year from 9TH
ers. The amount Of the less IS in
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-14
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
PROSPECTUS.
vOLU M Z FO r TEE 7
BEGINS SEPTEMBER II, 1858.
NJ e C III ANICS. INV T. N T o II s
Manufacturers and Farmers.

TEE ecnsTIyic AMERICAN has now reached its
FscRrrrKTH YE.R. and will enter upon New
volume on the IIth of September IL is the only
weetly- publ cation of the kind now issued in this
country and il has very extensive circulation in
Of the nion- IL is not es some mig hit
arppose from its title, dry, absiruse work on
ssehnicsi science; the contrary.h so deals with
g.eat events going in the scientific, mec han
iea and indu striai worlds please aud instruct
every one. II the Mech anic or Artizan wishes to
know the best machine in use. or how to make any
substance in his business-if the housewife W ishes
70 get recipe for max ing good olor. &C.-ifthe
Inventor wishes 10 know what is going on in the
Of improvements-if the Manufacturer wishes TO
keep posted th the times. and 10 employ the hest
facilities in his bushess--i the Man OF Leisure
and Study wishes TO Keep himself familiar with the
progress made in the chemical laboratory or in the
construction Of telesraphs. steamships, railroads,
reapers- mowers, and a thousand other ma ch ines
and appliances. both of peace and war--all these
issidsrate can DO found in TIE SCIENTIFIC AnERI
IN q reliable and interesting form, adapted the
comprehen sion OF minds unlerned in the hic hest
branches of science and art.
zE TERhISz -a--
One Copy, one year, 80; One Copy. six months
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specfmen copies sent Rratuitously for inspection.
eouthern and Western money, or postage stamps,
taken for snbsct iptiars.
UPLetters sho.ld be addrsssedto to
EGUTN AND CO., l2s, Fulton Street N. Y.
TPMessrs Mum d Co. are extensively engaged
tn procuring patents for new inventions, and W i'll
advice inventors, without charge, in regard to the
novelty OF their improvements. au26
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EURiTURB : GiRPETl'G.
GEORGE MENDEL.

MAIN STREET, WHEELING, VA.
III AS just received large lot of CAR
l. Il PETS. of every and all descriptions and vari.
cites, consisting OF
Velvet, English and Americans
brussels, Tapestry, Ingram, 8 ply,
ouperfne 5 ply, Venetian Carpet
ing, Stair Carpeting, of all kinds.
Uil Cloths of every grade.
Cochneal and Turfted Rugs, Par
lor and Door Mats ofevery deserip--
zion, Duggets from 2 to l2-4ths
wide, Demask for curtains, Curtain
Damasks Pins and Bands, Window
Shades, plain and fancy, Rag Car
pet and Carpet Chain, and every
other article usually kept in such
establishments.
ALSO. superior lot of every kind of furniture To-
whicA he invites the especial Of all persons
in want OF the hest and cheapest TO he found in
the City Cali aud IT, Inducements are offered bv
US which other establishments do possess
GEORGE MENDRL.
No. ia main street, frxT door below Marsh q Tav
Iorls ,nraIv
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TERhIS-

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81: Five Copies, six months. 81; Ten Copies, Elk
Ron tbs. ts. Ten Copies, twelvs mt nths SIS; Fiji
sxen Copies, twelve months, e2s; in advance.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-01
PROCIAmATION.

4 WILLIAM SMITH, Governor Of Virginia, certify and
H make known that Joseph Prencewho signs certificate
relating to TIE GTdsaberg Vegetable atss the Clerk
OF the Court Of this State. The said certificate embraces the
Of the most reliable and responsible people in this
ni and certes 70 the nvarabe curative action Of The Grae
enberg Vegetable Pills in the following diseases
Bilous Complaints Asthma, Constipation, Dyspepsia, Erysi
peas; Low Nervous and Simple Fevers Gastric Eevers pes,
Heartburn Headaches Indigestion, Mysteries Liver Complaint
Nervous Disorders, Neuralgia Rheumatism, and all diseases
arising from want Of action in the digestive organs"
And further testify that full credit and faith due, and
ought to be gwen to said certificates.
In testimony whereof have subscribed name, and caused
the Great Seal Of the STATE to be afL ID hereuntO.
WILLIAM SMITH, Governor.
By the Governor:
WIN. Il. RICHARDSON, Sec Com. and Keeper of the Seal
Dr. KTTRIDaE, of Portsmouth, cres that these Pills the
best remedy for diseases Of the digestive organs that be has
met with.
Dr. CHAPMAN anything equal to them for Liver
Stomach Nausea and Headache.
Dr. OsTRND has usedstem for all classes Of Bilious Com
plants, in all climates and found them when presI ons
and other medicines in hundreds Of cases, failed to do
Rev G. A Fox Pastor OF the Presbyterian Church at Spencer
says they work miracles, and the best Pills now In
There are at least hOuaand families in Davidson county alone
that always keep them in the house. because, b using than
the FIRST appearance q ndsposon they hundreds dol
lars IN Doctors bills. Price, 8 cents per box.
jy2e-R ALEX MACKENZIE, Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-01
1IlAMPRGNE, WINES, RFsANIDlES, &C.

CHAMPAGNE, WINES, RRANDiES, &C.
VILE 81 serte Tor following brands q
II Vines BIsndes, &C:
50 Baskets Star brand;
Eugsas cliqnot, pints and QUARTS
~ Widow OF Vive Cficuios;
~ Fleur De sellery and crcTn brands;
50 bozes Choice Cisrets;
sc Harmony ana Other choice brands Of shsT and Ma.
deria.
10 cases SuE1s Atsyath;
70 . Curacan and Marashino;
50 Gouieg, Booksrs, and other Btters;
80 casks Landon Porter, Edinpurg Ale Of various brands
25x pipes Of choice French Brandies.
The Fine growers Co. Jules Durand Agent, Jean Louis
superior old Cognac 1Sll and Sazarie, fully guaranteed
pure and unsurpassed in quality and favor, b. tbs Agents for
The sale Of these brands.
2ppes pure Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum, Peach and Apple
Brandy Scotch Irish and American Whisky, Cherry Brandy
Bounce The connoseurs and lovers Of good Wines Bran
d. Segars, &c respectfully invited 20 call and examine
heir stock. sprill4 A. KERR 90. =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-01

CURE FOB BROEoHITIs. One Of our cleverest and
most reliable friends informs US that common null
len leaves, smoked in q new pipe-one in which TO-
bsoco has never been used-is a sure and certain
cure for bronchitis. The remedy is simple and in
1Ocent and within the reach Of ell ReeOllect that
this Is no retired physicians remedy, but is given
70 Us by citizen Of city, who has tried it him
self. and seen 1t tried on others, and has never
known &c to fsil in efecting q permanent cure
Holly Syringe (lKtss.) Herald
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-01
EduCatiOmaI Facigities.

TEVE undersigned beg leave suggest to their friends and the
public that the 18th Annual Session Franklin COLLEGE,
FIVE miles from Nashville, will open September 9th 1853 and
continue 90 weeks.
The instruction is quite equal to that any College
in the country the location most favorable health and as
safe from vicious Influences the conductors the nst
tuition determined all proper exertions give sac
ton 10 patrons.
amounts to only $50 per
In the Preparatory School the cost sony $40 per year
MRS, G. FANNINGS School for YouNG LADIES the te-
diate vicinity, offers the advantages such have daughters
10 eiucate. T. FANNING, Prssideut
W. L1PsCeAB8, Secretary july25-tW&Elm$
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-01

The Jews of London intend to present to Lady
JOHN RUSSELL a boudOir suite, consisting Of table
and four chairs composed from solid silver, as q
mark Of their sense Of the obligation they owe to her
husband for his able and successful arguments in
favor Of admitting Israstes to seats in the British
Parliament
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-01

TOTAL LIABILITIES:
Unsettled claims not due SI73,96 "a
Loesequitb listed and promptly paid. Upwards Of ST.,
0UOOU Of Losses have paid ay the tna Company,
in the past IS years.
FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted terms consistent with solvency profit
Especial attention given to Insurance Of Dwellings and Contents
for terms Of ] TO years.
The progress Of this Corporation has been uninter
ruptsd through Of financial sorm periods
eventual n exempt from sweeping CONGREGATIONS and maritime
disaster Being long established cash basis, troubles Of the
credit system affect Us in material particular.
During hard tines the security reliable Insurance is an
imperative duty-the ability Of property
being then much lesseHed.
Agencies all the principal cities throughout
State Policies issued without delay, by any the duly author
lied Agents of the Company
Business attended to With Despatch and Fidelity.
msrch5-6m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-01
LINCOLN HOUSE,
PHI TAHO NJ FWWECCWr

20. B. SMITH PEoFsEr0s.
HAVING taken charge Of the above Hotel VIII sav5
please an who may favor me with eali OF ny irsuls
and The citizens Of Nashville and Davidson county would u
patronage. Ny table win at an times provided V-h he
best tho country Affords and every VII Pc taken please e
good Livery Stable contiguous % this house, and The
Fayetteville, Mulberry, Lyn@hburg 3 and P coah
leaves this Hotel every Monday, Wedney and Frly Or ne
above places az IL O'Clock, and returning eTey rJ
THURSDAY and Saturday az n ocioek making connections
with the Nashville and Clnoos, aud Me9nnTils and Man
chester Mail Trains.
Tullahoma. August "a, 1857.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-01
the Farmers Of Middle Tenn.
CIaiborne lTaehine WOrks.

IRON FOUNDRY.
HMTE have started and extensive Fcundr7 on
the old Stand Of the late Nashville Manufacturing Gem
pany- and prepared b execute heavy and light og 1uv
dcrphOns AZ The shortest notice Light castings snail
amounts, at moderate city prices heavy castings, large
amounts Furnished per contract, Cincinnati prices with addi-
tons Of freight w have also commenced operations
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam Engines SaW-nills, Four-m o. ne improved
patterns made % order. Jobhng and reTzrg done esl
" We ready to make contracts for Engnes and Mills, aud
shall furnish plans 70 enable purchasers put up their Nils
with little eXpeus. Manufactures will
fabls ~ before going East West fr Machinery.
.STEAM BOILERS,
For Stationary EDgncs Sta1nlafslo % 0ur, q hr
best MATERIAL complete with Frsr0ns Coates, Stand9pes
Valves, warranted 10 Stand any pressure liTc for Mauulctur
ing PT0pelling purpOsss.
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
Any description Of SmihWorE done ID excellent stTen0ne
Iron use-SaWmi wJrlz 5trups, Dogs, Pi1nau
Irons, Canks, Bolts and all kind Of Mill made
order, on short notice.
wishing to purchase good, heap machinery, I a.
we'll % cali az once, address ty letter,
n. joker 4 CO.
Claiborne Machine WWss, Nashville, Tenn.
fulv25 Late Nashville, Sian Co.'S shops.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-01

yellow FEvBR n CUBA-A correspondent Of
the New York Times writing from Matanzas, says
hist the yellow fever is very severe in al parts Of
the Island Of Cuba the present season. In thirty
years the Island has not been so generally affected.
THERE'S not part throughout its whole extent that
is entirely free. At Mstanzas the sickness is par
tioularly rife, the American shipping suffering
severely Since June IA, five American captains
have died there, besides considerable number Of
mates and seamen.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-01
BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA
GINGER,
FEED MOS BRoW

LEElILSI I'M LIIft olL5Ll
Ne Es Corner of Chestnut and Fifth street,
Philadelphia
SOLE Manufacture OF Browns Essence Ct jamaica Ginger
- which Is recognized and prescribed By the Medical Faculty
and has become the Standard Family Medicine Of the United
States
This Essence preparation Of unusual excellence In ori'
nary diarha ncipnt cholera In Short In ali cases q Po
ton Of the digestive functions 1t is Of nsmsble value Du'
ring the prevalence Of epidemic cholera and sumner
Of children it peculiarly ecacous family individual, or
traveller should be without It.
NTOTHCEsa-To prevent this valuable Essence from being
couneTfeite steel engraving. executed st great
cost found on the outside Of the wrapper In order to
guard the purchaser against being imposed upon by worthless '
tations. 1853
Prepared only by Frederick Brown and sale at his Drug and
Chemical Store N E. corner Fifth and Chestnut Streets Phil
adephia.
Also for sale by all respectable Druggists in Nashville snd
in the United states june27-3m.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-01

MT. sOOrT, ESQ President of the Northern Bank
Of Kentucky, died in Lexington on the 2Zd instant
In the sniy-fourth year Of his age
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-01
TAW a. BEER

y
CHEAP and durable compound for greasng the azes Of
"a Omn buses Carriages Carts, Drays and
wagons also economical durable lubTicatOr for
Heavy Machinery It will not gum, and is not affected
by heat cold For sale in Tin Kegs and Barrels by
EVEN PENDLET0N & CO.,
W. W. BERRY & DEM0YILLE,
A. STRETCH,
10. G.. BROWN,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-01

The hemp crop of Missouri is nov being cut, and
the yield surpssses the most ssuguine expectations
Of the farmers.