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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-03
Tremendous Excitement. Ri
on's Triumphant March,

We learn that of men, women, children and
Office holders, who attended the great meet
ing at Penobscot on Friday of last week. that
they counted up to the enormous number Of
a little over FIFTY.
Dr. Bridgham, with respectable number of
gentlemen of leisure, from Castine, were in
attendance.
At Deer Isle. the weather was unproptious,
the people perverse, and too old in the fishing
bus mess to haul line at a faint nibble.
At Sedgwick, we only learn, that there
was great enthusiasm of empty benches.
At Biaehill, the eioquence OF many empty
seats attested the enthusiasm of "the mos, pop
uiar candidate"
At Surry, thirty men, with women and
children enough to make the number fifty, at
tended.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-03

At the repeated request of many live Re-
publicans all over this Congressional District,
who have written us upon the subject, we
this week, insert the '.Slippery Hitch" eut,
with the reading matter accompanying it in
last weeks American. We request all of those
who do not file their papers, and do not want
to preserve this number, to lend it to some
neighbor who does not take any PAPER. Our
demand for last weeks issue was SO great
that We could not supply near all.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-03

COLD IN suRRy We learn by one of the
"prospectors, and a returned Californian,
that gold has been found in Surry, at what
is called ''Toddy Pond" Six or, eight were
there prospecting one day this week. 1t was
found in the bottom of cellar, and in dirt
shr-wn from newly dug well ; and by dig
ging down about three feet, dirt was found
that Will pay three cents to the pan.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-03
Lie no. 999 of the Machias
Union.

The Union says the ''American stigmatized
the free, hard working independent voters of
Minnesota as Breech Clout voters" We said
that Its party cheated the honest voters in the
State, by "Breech clout INDIAN voters" who
acted under the control of government OIL
oials. This makes all the difference.
LIE NO. 1000. 1--WE wish it distinctly I'M
derstod that we have never, positively, charg-
ed. that Messrs. Ham'in and Fessenden voted
for the Reciprocity Treaty.
Machias Union of Aug. 3lst.
We will let the Union answer itself. 1--WE
repeat that the Reciprocity Treaty wa. favor
ed. aided and VOTED for, by all the New Eng
land Republicans in Congress, with a single
exception (that exception is Mr.. Washburu.)
Alachias Union of Aug. 10th.
We ask the honest voters of this District
what reliance can be placed on the stttomei t.
of paper that will LIE about itself. We re-
neat the statement of last week that the Union
We think, however. that the nominal editor,
wonld blush to own SOME Of its talsehocds
NNcAlAs UNION LoGIc.cThe Union with
characteristic meanneSs says that Hamlin and
l-tsseaden did not vote AGAINST the Reciproei-
~ Treaty. Well, if all the administration
Senator's had refrained from voting for it,
what would have become of the Treaty
There were but ten opposition members IN the
Selate; and Hamlrn and F,ssenden, the
Union now admits did not vote fol- it, and
this. after having said they did. The Union
indirectly admits that it Hfp, but tries to
esade the force of its awkward position by
saying they did not vote against it. Mr..
IIamlin was not in Washington at the time
the vote was taken, and it would not have
'snade any dilercn ce ifhe had been. The Pierce
Democratic Administration made the Treaty,
Md the party had five sixths Of the Senators
aud ratifedit, this IS the truth of the matter.
Mr.. Hamlin and. Mr.. Fessonden could not
rtvent this democratic, =meaness aud 1t passed
without thelrN0tes
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-03

LIVER CosrLAiNN The hYer. being the
great purifying organ, arrests IN It's substance
many morbid products, the fertile sources Of
disease. The PERUVIAN SYRUP stimu-
I.i~s the liver to the PHI. zee Of its fine
tian., lr's-n. The evils of la, .si and
aiss actS al the same tiiae ia : J. s.JpstiFc
mIuaer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-03

Look out Tor mixed, and spu-
rious votes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-03
REMEMBER

Mr.. Bradbury said that "the
American had made the state
ment, in large type, as things to
be remembered, that no Demo
crat in the House had voted
again st the Repeal of the Fishing
Bounty Here i. what the
American said:
Remember that not a solitary
member of that party, either in
the Senate or House, made Il
speech or lifted a finger to save
the law.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-03

IL \JN)1ISl t'@S 80 y -
that most every Collector from
PASSPORT to New Bedford, has
written the Secretary of the
Treasury charging you with COM
hitting frauds in obtaining your
bounty Mr.. Bion Bradbury was
Collector of PASSPORT when these
letters were written. Mr.. Jones
of Ellsworth was Collector of this
District at that time, and these
men must have written such let
tiers. These men who now ask
your vote for Bion Bradbury, to
save the Bounty, are the very
men who have been Instrument
al in causing the attempt to re
peal the bounty! or else MIR. CLAY
asserts what is not true, and no.
body says that.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-03

See Derby and Jacksea's advertise
ment for asent~, in another column,
headed ~ Caskct ofGems of Wit and
Vision.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-03

See that every Republican is
at the polls early in the day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-03

Do not fail to send us full and
accurate returns of the vote on
the 18th. 1t is desirable that
we should have the m 50 as to
get them in our paper of the
same week of the election.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-03
Who Favor theological Of the Fish.
in. IsOIlltic>.

The Age calls it fallacy that the
democratic party favor the Repeal Of the
Fl hing Bount;es. We refer it to the
record:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-03
To the Fishermen.

Remember Dem
Ocratic Fisher
nen,t.hat q Dem
OcTatlc senator
lnCOnOrCSS saws
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07
Doubling the Income
CnTTON PLANTERs,

COTTON PLANTERS
nATENTED inprUg eueut the manufacture o. Yarns
euBuylnE a. SPIN grup BAT shout one-fOurth the
bgbr required a, lhls number c0hslang OF
enfel a. az age EEd abJvss aad gomeR unH ior
Il0Wli pictllg cotton e. - u -, =, H. ,,,zrry
am og prsTsfed furnish flsnteTB with this Ne"
COMBtN A UION % MACHlNsRR inclusive OF The seAm
lsE4lt necessary The Gin wan Lap APpsnl-
uge lu one nacnue, and ths 5uqaent MacAnes OF 'hs Spa
mig SERIES % nzve ala arranged m lne spinning h2y1
o. IN Plantation, complete win great despatch Al-o
comp.lt a. - nneF r.. s ,
one hail portions OF ths income the Vetya 81
year H mOrs pay tJr tns whole macllaefg INCLUSIVE
81 b sean Engine aud Sptnners' wages
rSsalts 70 lnU tiaL III Is equiv
}eBt 10 81 layiug pucnased Of PlaDIHuonI Negroes,
-, more grsd ~ We man he works. and While
In iutsesg VII prove his diversion, . VAL De eG-
gnl fr1m lua auEeues Inherent 70 pAhtlD83
ug.tsrug al ballug up q crop e.. $500 4, -
Ar sl.s hachiCrry cash article bFt loT gooo &C
csplgucgs eau giant Reasonable Iell5ss ana 10y Ine
ut o he rsasbI fourth u BE- pad u me esen 81 me
r e Years, excess tne yHTns bring over gihneo
cotton contract lnzuung he pa! mshb shouia the
plsutEli1u ehGuEB D. Upre-0rs' 49, -, - -,
p o- salons Iium Planters may now De mAoe5 aho 70
kno ot ths EChinsrg ia tnsir parcufr case thsy
mus. nl omit what has been me number OF pounds
OF their crOps-0r many pounds o. yaFn cay Lhey
T7u-L min GEO. q. HENRf,
91fsETIy Mobile, Ala.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07

MEIDICAI.
JUsrARKTvFD.

10 DOZ. BALM OF THOUsslyy, Ffou
10 Frs just resolved By Ezprsss dirs6f from ~ -
2rstoTa. F0r sale 81 50 cents per bottle ~
nsy4 '.ffE = g. BROWE. EqUnn.~, vsr,-s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07
MERCHANTS,

WAC stNashvs Enrshs p1poss o. buying Tahia Knives
and Prks Pocket Knives Shears aud LeissOr5, Shot Guns
and Rides Of al kinds O0n Cards, AEesor any Of
lock OF Hardware. 5000
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07
EnGEFTg LD,

am offering prices the um ., three lots 10
Edgeasd, just beyond Donlsons store. The lots mont
each 50 sst GaIlsH urupks and are 24O eot deep
win street the rear. They CUDvenentto an mex
hausble supply excellent water, and are In rapidly
improving nsiGhbOrh Cd. Applytn -r,, .-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07
FOR RENT

THAT convenient frame dwelling the Franklin Turn
Pike He8rths urst f0li Gate nov ucCuped BY J. A Nc
Can pbel, ESQ The house contains four besides
kitchen servants rooms &c hrty Of grOuHo
attached Suitable furniture he procured By The tenant
reasonable # desired Possession given innedi
ally. Apply 20
A. v LtNuSLFF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07
Notice.

yNYNrHA FLTNN and nor heirs, ere hereby nothed %
- CemsfoWsrd, and Ole legal claim 70 ne iSea'! S'
her An her mother, judith seErs eecd, Gate 81 nan CoU,
n sisfeof GeogtaJ Whln three years. or TIC sane VIII
be buted 10 the other heirs Of said dec q
5r-b,s by otdsT the honorable court OF OhHncey'
"a StettbsF Terra fS57 GsinsVills salt COMFY Sa''
-, - 80 ~ .s. ... NJ W. Brown, -.
OG.oySi IN g. Executor Of Judtth Sellers decd.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07
Neat Country Regidence.

AN Offering for sale small tract u Land miles fon
the city, the Solsnsvs turnpike, containing y
acres The residence i ReRf Cottage, Wh four rooms,
double kitchen, double negro cabin, stable, &C. VIII be
'oia 10y. q T APPy'o] ,rxnsruv .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07
For Sale.

THAT valuable business stand MHrket Street, Bdjotn
ing the Warehouse Of a. Hamilton, nov occupied b.
Conlsy as coLht store Of TIE best stands In the city
OF hny fetal establishments Price very mOdert
pove1 Avs INDsLBT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07

Trunks, VaIises and Bonnet lsOIeS,
Ladies' extra size Sole Leather Trunks;
Travelling
& sole leather Bonnet Boxes;
Cents Trunks
hog Skin " Iron Frame;
Ashland and Steel Spring sole leather Vslisss.
Also Heavy Wool Hats, Carpet bags, Sstches, Black
Bags &C. eli the above articles will be sold at the very
L0Esst prices By BRADSHAW & RUTLAND,
No "A College Street,
oct g Is En Of the Negro.l
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07

r HAVE a Dwelling House snd Got fOF sale near tie Pub
lie Square tor which will take the Notes Of any Of
Free Banks OF Ter nesEee.
Now e time for ensrpFsing msrchsut TO pro-
cure good home, will give reasonable time within
which Be can sWstsr calico" for the notes. Apply
sept g r q f ." Avs LfSDSdEY.
NOW Is YOUR CHANCEE
no purchase that valuable lot In EdgeRed, on The azg
l. Tin Turnpike, adjoining the residsnCa 81 Mr. asa
The lot fronts loo feet go feet deep and within ~ sin.
walk Of the Public Square. good pUrc as1s who
wishes 70 improve the Opeys AM length ri viii be
given pay the purchase money in that be desires may
remain On bond and mortgage i0TtsH years, desired
= dsc7 uPs AVSEtEDsERY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07
mARBLE WORK.

THB ahdsrssnsd hereby oIi fsspsegfdlly tscommends
hslais partust 20 taa pnbe and hopes ha si FeczTs
.iS Sl5 ,asSS o. PesIoaas'. l ,iFFgBRrL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07
Incnrrent Bank Notes Wanted.

VfEvm pay ne highest malket price for the Notes Of
w HE uuutng Banks 10 delivered Immediately; Law
Tenceburg SIue OcOee, Dsndrdges and Knoxville
the above want paiticuiEry ne Will Also guy
Inc ,ot OF All suspendsd Banks not mentioned 10
the suoye list, u lie klghsst market prce.
49, al A. WhELlRSS a. CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07
Bank Of West Tennessee

Al MGAEHA1
Ths notes q thl Bank WI BE- redeemed a ihs rzi-a
Baas q TsnRaa,'s a. EilhEI,a. iaiHAH-f7
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07
CARPENTERS,

Wh0waHtta buy Planes Oauy kud, OrmmOHOF Cast See
gesrs aRd Aua6Ts Bitsla nds and 5sRona saws, Raea
Foot Adzes Braces Bits Dousle and single Plane Bs
Comprises Chise and GOuges, Drawing Knives, Gimh.
let's Haches an Hammers spirit Levels, Oil and Water
stones squares Of any kind Screw Drivers, Gauges Chalk
Lns, Anger and Chise Handles, saw Sets ..4 e
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07
q Neat Small DWELLING

FOh SA iHE
AM Offering for sale neat Dwelling IN College tiest
lust beyond The Medical College The Is Ock.
contains good csteTn, &C, and will be ID Al
nov q - - A VsL;NDSLEH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07
y - - - Vl-
Cash Capital 100000.
-'E l'l2 ABSOLUTE AND 7UyMPARED,
With a Surplus Of $500, 1897 So.
APd ne prestige Of IS years saasls, sRd sEP0r'po0
-.--.- ..-assRTN IANuARY q. 1saa-L =

UPWARDS OF $4,000 600
orLoeah have been 20 81 lhe ypa Iasunnss o. in the
49,. ..... ..-.. .r. psi g cas-. -.-......
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07

H4VB several hbbdsou lots 10 Maple street, near the
University, which will sell years time at tar
prices provided the ineTs s pud semtannaalh. Il tnat
ms is long enough, III not tOesl for The principal
as long a. ne Interest Is promptly paid
sss7f pPs AVS LINDSEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07
NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS
PINE TOBACCO.

-vs bsve been appointed sole Agents. Of Nashville
w ne.ale on ia nes Thomas JrI OF Richmond, VAL
c slenraLrd Manu- fartured tGUBceo.
Jus. rec lvcd go OF ne NlloWnB Dfhnobi VIZ =
JEuEL OF OFHIR1
lLUBH TWIST
CIiHONs
NECTAR LEAF,
BUTTEH UF EPONGE CAKE,
with We viii sell Al he Manuactarers' pces for cash
tat al I-CARFBR, McKAY g. co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07
1ALUABLE I'D NEAR .NAsaYILLE

AM Authorised TO sell and make complete titles n the
i Tract of Land upon which the late g. T. WeIksT re-
ded and The lot upon which the Blacksmith hop il sitS
stsd and the slaves and stock the place. The Mac
sstuEted on the Galatp turnpike iutersscteG by
the Nashville and louisville Railroad is near enough Z
Nashville 70 make It convenient country resdenee fo7
reous dong baslpess ~ The city has ss ne spring as
there Ne the State and is susceptible OF divisions mt
sevsrallots each Of which would afford beautiful build
iug stuRtOnR fronting the turnpike or railroad am An
thoraod 70 sell the entire Tract in body or IN parcels
and on such credit ss mRy deem eIpsdent. shall BE-
On the psee during the sI and second weeks Of No7sm
Der nex and will receive proposals for the purchase
private sale Of R or any OF the above named real and per
sonai prnpsty. In the time any person desiring
examine the propsrtyo can do 50 by calling Mrs Agne,
Wniker on the place. and proposals 10 purchase can b.
made 10 her or John Taylor Mathew Allen the place
ar addressed 10 me at trenton, Gibson county, Tenn.
ssps9I-H &AAUEL WILLIAMS TTEgics,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07
a GO0n DWELLING

CTTUATED o. Cherry Street, Lneun's Hall, is
- offered sale. The lot g. feet, front BY $50. The
house brick coaaiung al uinG rooms. he house and
lot Is offered for less than the cost Of The Guiding
Apply to -
decIO .ngP Y s LIMDSLBY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07

Uompasses Chisel, and Gouges Drawing Knives, Gimh
lets Hatchets an Hammers, Spirit Levels, Oil and Water
Stones uares Of any kind Screw Drivers, Gauges Chalk
Lins, Anger and Chsel Handles saw Sets. ... g
--o-
BLACKSMITHS,
Who arc ipnsed OF Anvis Of any size Vices, either
mono Box Bellows Of any size warranted to work per.
pcty H,rss Raps Flat and Haf Round Files SedgeB and
Hand HIM ners horseshoe Nails English and American
Bste Cas- Steel Stocks and Dies, old fashion
cd Scrl v Z. aIs5 al cost. ---.-
COOPERS, 80.
bosle in want Of Tress Hoops Stock HoWss Lance OF
Vecrozes LsvCng Planes JOntt AIDES, Backing, Ho
lowing, Heading AID oihart o'per's Knives, go .
GsFJfESHEITHS, --sl
Who w-nt good Gun Barrels, Plintor Percussion Locke
sheet g1ss or German silver, Guards and Butts Double
Tn GERS hia and snot Guu WiPers1 Gun Nipples. '-
~ clE4L ~. 80 "a u - -.-
E-BUILDERS, a-E
Who nT in need OF Knobs-Locks and Laichss Of ny kBn
ubsleVsr But Hinges and Bolts OF all kinds Win
CIV Faslnrrs, slsr NpTdgs, Nails, PAT haes, In short
Jc-5-~ EVER YBODF, ~
Who is in want Of 8 Single or Doubts Barrel Shot Gun
sne taz - Pocket KNIFE set OF Knives and PorOf
thelr interest bsore pu-eh IIi1y, - ca lon u q
IT TFE Williams G. Co., d.
I# NJ. q PUble square.
- 4 Pie Cd Stand Of .RrF1raH 8 Ettts. -
dec S-deo&WIy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07
Notice Extraordinary.a

TOR SALE HouSe and Lot tanning four end quar-.
IL Isfacres % EIB vi 6g8 OF COrusfEp ua, 6sz cOuh
~ M eaytached d ~ VS. e % IAN slD ell com
plels Were good DFellIng andA necessary out hOu
Is rs believed 10 Do Tue best locations In The
STATE kru Tan ard Price reasonable. Terms easy CaH
sOon. or YOU VIII baTgan Ihs Is uf the pleas.
EBrest vulhgsts 70 quad gEbere. churches and good
Schools 10 abundance. GEU. Mcclure,
a.Hti i-wit Trustee for e. HoOd. q
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07
a CARD,

FAV1NG sold my interest tn the hrl OF hulaeL.
III I'd q Doyie toJ. e. Ruthor0rd heIe VII nosI ~
fifks tt aeeu somera the late nrms ano Noule -
commend ~ late paltneF gentleman Notth! " y
col uuuunce OF the patronage. can te ioune ~ ~
EHgd where shall % pleased 70 zee Q onf po5 ANe
cUst. mBrts Ian e--dsmt JAMES DSALe
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07
Phoenix Bedstead Factory.

w. R. CORNELIUS, AGENT 81
THANKFUL for past GVoFs and indulgsnces, would sug-
gest that we have once more, and will
Be- manufaetuhng #s.r 20 .Ees -r
OUTAGE BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES, &C.,
Of every description trade aHd gsneF
ally. Once and WareFoOms 40 Spring street, Cherry,
where We will also keep a general assortment Of cheap
Chairs Bureaus, WsIdrobes, &c and will ALEC keep
hand and make TO order every description OF Mattresses
&c Persons ordering from distance may rely having
their ders filed. RssPse fully, ---- y .t
- HHF .HsF-" eF. a's W. r. CORNELIUS, Agent,
gHfFPER & Co. ProphgoFs.r -.. ...Hr ayr 2d-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07
dissolution.

HE Co PurtDershtp or kuhsriord Doyle; was dissolved
by mutual CONSENT ne hrsI dhy OF January, ISL
Accom- nd fe7i Estas 70 =. kutbeIioid, 6oth parties
90 9foiEed % q Sc zoe Of me Rrm "a h9uiaAhoh
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07
snyder & FFiHzelI,

,
.---- SO. 81, PUBLIC SQUARE.
Are now in receipt of their Fall and Winter Stock of
Boots and shoes, al.
Which have been made up expressly JoT the rgaa
trade For Ladies they have in part
Fine Buttoned heel Caters, Black and BrOnEei
do COnaress do DO do do
40 Side Lace do do do do
do Congress, side lace Caters without heels;
do Kid boots,thick and hin soleS; ..- . y, q
DO White kid and satin slippers
dc do do DO Caters
do Toilet slippers. t .
FOR MISSES.
KID Boots; thick and thiR sOles; 40 ---a--
DO do do DO with heelE
LASTING GsiteFs with without heels
Calf and Goat Boots tor school Shoes
....a. Boys and Children
Bovs' calf and Congress shoes;
do do do
Boys' and Youths Thick boots. .... ..... %
Brogans and Thick Boots.
fine stock OF BTOgans for Plantation use. Also good
stc OF shoes Thess goods were all made 70
oTC y and are certainly superior article. Also Mems
thick boots Of every description.
Persons wishing anything
in our line vii ind tito their Interest 70 call as We are IS
teFminsd TO give them the worth OF their money. %,
Call at No. 81 Public Square.
ostq SNYDER & FRIzzELb
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07
r.inaaau,a Adverliasm1snita -
o For Sale
4 Valuable Business Lot For Sale,
Bank Of Nashville.


HAVE for sale large amount Of prapsry when viii
J sell for Notes OF ne BANK OF Nashville, OF certified
checks On az the same prices have always ass I'D oT
he property, sent 60 VS. LlADSLkK
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07
LUMBER

GOOD lot OF Joist, ScanIling and Two inch Pia5E o.
"A bsnd cheap FOR cash guOd Of Boards and PoPla
shingles can be delivered days 70 those wanting
Ilsui. hy Mil IL cutting daily Agent for other Mills
md viii ty sucuar aItenOn all orders. Call at the
Sgyfus slituon and leave your orders If you wish them
BII-r luuv25l }. G.. DAklEb.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07
nLALRnRNE AGHINE WORKS.

r-= = IRON -R0UNnRE. rrr-sr
WE haye HoW s;Aried oar nsE azd e1ter - E1cndy
" ontne 90 stand IS ne NlrhglIo Hah ufeiuEng
Company, End prepared 70 e1ecue heavy and ngal
Work any description the shuFest nolcs light Ct
ings 70 smsh anopns Ai ntie cg prices heavy Cafl-
nEs 20 large amounts iernls per c0hact 81 CinonAn
pToet sodlIloHs Of freight have also commenced
openations an e- L. ..,... 10 ar---
Steam engines, aWmllls, FlOurmilii q te at
p8lters mads . urdsF y0bbing sld Tsarn7 aone
HtGg, We eFezd y c0ulraets lof hngnfs ane l
hnd shi FURNISH plans y enable purchaser 2 PnL ~ %
Mills ailh le expense Manuiactufers ahe FHfssLh "A
dna profitable y %, before golnS Asss Or e''
sTEARs BOILERS.
Forstatonary engines and sealles. paes Y Slst Y -
bcE maiersi, % eJe win tIrslronls Sis,
and Vase arrsued 70 slanc -uy PfessrFs required %
hauulsrlarlng VI porpeiag pa p2sse- s..a- o.
aSLaCASM1t a. ba1UEs ra..a.l-
Anv deserfptr,u Of smishW0rk done IN eAeAeht l}te
none put ntrsls lFon useaoaW fn Hot = tefl Psi Aos
1900, ir,,n, saw crAnks Bona ana Al klna Mlh AvHa
made 20 order on .shon npilee, -. as 49, "A,
F-r,-rs vsung purchase gooa cheap heehlneEyf W.
20 H7ii ~ al = h. JACkkR q CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville Tenn,
1-ex Lals nashville dan. Co.'s shopa.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07
RAINS & BROWN,
Druggists and Preseriptionists.

Me- 40, sonth side Pubiic square,
,-H .--s ..T1 nashville, TIM.
"A COAFhsfk assortment Of znglnh nud Amsrcaa
"A eascalai pure and unadultsraed D-uga frash and
genuine Extracts select poHGers etc. aays on Rand,
. ,.L 4, EAaEortng EXTRACTS eac
L9moa Rose anila Pine Apple rry CELERY, Al
ao RASPBERRY reach and Oanga extract. Tor aaForne
9sss bsfmaea AH0W koot lslngass, cloves, NGfmeEs,
ellael9a, &c ,et RAlAS q SHOWN y.
~ $4,000 Papers Fresh Garden seeds.
AMbhrs now a. recuiPI Of the m0ts ezteasIra stcr OF
" Safdea Sesda1 {erbfac ag many new and vauabls
gaElee eEer broazhl " ths uaFEet hey are aof ne
gFosth Of 1881 and ir5m following houses o e now
FsPutGtiUl. l.--
u. Landreth & sons, PhlsdelphIa
lIhe American seed Gaflru, 81 lhersdsld. "a.
Rislsy = ffea0uia, NaW YORK.
bnaEef Gardens, 5OuLh Ubi1n, Kentucky.
DescuptTp Catalogues ON the above h1u=en rerdv fr
gfatailoas distrbaHOn. Csl ana gsl ore
10 alditon " NE absTei arg supply az he nost
usual Faress b. tns PJand zad Bsals sad Peas 81 hs
buahsl.
1000 Paper Flower Seeds.
Jat received FOm me celebrated huGsa % Johnson Rob
hina q EO tao lhOusagd Of Flower Seeds. TBo lovers
Of Flowers have nov larger bsll-f ass0rlman mn
which make theif segcu0u Of SEEDS ha The, have here
tOl1re had IN his CITY. RAINS O. Brown
-l.a. No. - soaih SIDE -u0Ie SQUARE.
lea ~ = ------ oPposllr Lh- ne tsi dousa.