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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-06
Cue For Cancers.

Our attention (says the editor of the
Milwaukie Free Dsmocrat) has recently
been called to the cure Of cancers, which
is Of SO much Importance that We wish to
make il known as widely as possible
Some eight months ago. Mr.. T. B. Mason
who keeps music store on Wisconsin
street, and brother Of the well knowen
Lowell Mason--asertained that be had a
cancer on bis face the sig. ola pea. Il
was cut out by DR.. Walcott and the wound
partially healed. Subsequently, it grew
again. and while be was 10 Cincinnati on
business, it attained the size of a hickory
nut. He remained there since Christmas
under treatment, and has coma back per-
feclly cured. The process is'th;s: X
"a piece of sticking plaster was put
over the cancer, with circular piece cut
out Of the centre little larger than the
cancer, so that the cancer and a small cir
culai rim OF healthy skin next TO il were
exposed. Then plaster made Of the
chloride Of zinc,D blood root and wheat
flo wer. was spred on piece Of muslin the
size Of the circular opening. and applied
to the cancer for twenty four hours. On
removeing it The cancer will be found TO
be burnt into, and appear Of the color and
hardness Of an old shoe sole. and the cir
cular rim outside OF it will appear white
and parboiled. as IL scalded BY hot steam.
The wound is now dressed, and the out
side rim soon suppurates and the cane. :
come out hard lump. end the place hsaIl
up. The plaster kills the cancer so thai
it sloughs out like dead flesH, and never
grows again. The remedy wss discovered
by d.. Fell OF London. and has heen useC
by him for six or eight years, with uufail
ing success and not case has heel
known Of the re-appsrAncs If the oance
where this remedy has been applied.'t.I
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-06

y EzrFacts. factsI cries every pretender
to discoveries IN phisisel or sintelectusl
science, Int the wotldis fallo nisun Ter
stood. missts,ed. or pretended iasts.-'
Fraud, enthusiasm. and narrown .ss' oi
view often shape sths premises TO Ct The
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-06

cuRIoUs CoKeREss1oEAL MATERIALS -
Among The items which go to make up
The expenditure Of the contingent fluid Of
the National Congress. We 6nd: Ladies
reticules S249; Ladies porimonnsi-s Sa47
Pearl shopping tablets 9947: Albums.
plain and illuminated Sa3s; Odor css.s
Sf2l so; Cigar cases ss7 80; Dressing
Gases seas; Card cases S177; dc. &s-
These will certainly strike the Illuminated
reader. as rem lrkshle Items to be charged
TO The national ire ,sury and furnished 10
members Of Congress-. The Tribune says
il there be no, ten thonsand seysn hudred
and six,y-iwo dollars AMI minrty-seveE
cents expended for Crinoiiae ia de contin
gents Of the House in 1858 we can still
live in hopa that We will find il IN the
bills for 1859 or 1850. We dou't see Why
the whole house keeping articles Of 4 mem
Der who prefers TO hav- his house al
Washington may not be furnished BY ths
Governmsut with quite As much propriety
as the articles here enumerated; aud susi
doubtless win be the c Sc, in virtue Of tl!'
natural g,owth aud progress which pene
trates to such things. before great while
That is one Of the ways The money goes
i--fO. s. journal.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-06

E1-Dr. johnson once dinsd with q
Scottish lady who bad hotch-poch for din
fief. After the doctor had tasted Il, she
asked him if wasGood. Tits good for
hogs, ma a'an,' said the doctor. Then pray
said the lady. let me help you TO somt
more. aaat .aad aaa sAna aa h ~.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-06

EEA book was published in England
during the protectorate Of Cromwell.
With The following iitlo--"Eggs Of Charity
laid by the chickens Of The OGyenant, aud
boiled BY the waters Of Divine Gfrce, take
.ye and est."K .abe9H3ei1s ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-06

ERrAL NAvIoAftos. Gavarni. .
French machinlst, has perfected his 9rial
ship. at cost Of 500. 5000 francs, and
made voyage 10 AIgiers. Africa .an9
back, with il, a distance Of 5000 from
his starting point. The voyage speed
was almost one hundred miles 40, hoHr.
the voya9e OUT occupying % hours. and
.th. return sixteen. NJ Gavarni is to
make the attempt from Hsyre to the city
Of New York rs soo1 as he has farther
tested the character Of his invention Wy Q
lew short wipsover the Medpsrrsneauand
i,s a.ighboTing proviners. The time con-
sumed from Hsvrs TO New York would be
thirty hours. hreakfssing at the former
city and supping at New York the even,
ing cs the next day. As soon - q Iair
demonstration il made Of the safety aud
perfect regularity with which aerial navi;
patton can he carried Oh. and the simple
grineipIs ofthe suspension and mo'ivs
power which sustains and propels the ship
through the air is understood bg the world.
At large. there is not the slightest doubt
that ocSan navigation win cease. sgye for
sarrying freight. Aerial ships capable Of
the conveyance Of one hundred passengers
can he huih for sI50,OO0 Twenty per
cert will be liheral interest on ibis sym.
and thus $50. .o0e per year . ~ that will
be required TO pay wear ani tear. expens:
OF chemi.hIs etc., and leave, = profit
One hundred trips per year can be made,
iiily each way. with the greatest ease,
which At only $40 a passage lthe intend.
ed price on the opening Of the lidp,j will.
il is sean, give, i6stssl Of $50. the
sum Of 8 100. 600 per yr =. ], 4 said that
the 5s,ork Tor the fitst ship is ready to be
Isdbs4rited as soon a.. N .GaYaspi isrsady
10 proceed with the matter. Private letters
J received by the last steamer statath Roth
hscb;lds have made a heavy otfrr ~ the
priv iege Of putting on an Indian eiai
! iius d one hundred and four ships. and
i one week 70 depar, from Marseillss, sim
ultaneously. nth passengers and mails -,-
The capital is said to bs $4,000 GOO
! which they propose to embark. Oar next
/ mails will probably give Us. further insslli-
eence or this wonderful stride IN the me-
oohanidal science of the nineteenth csniu-
y aFv I'D
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-06

TIE PoToMAc FIsnRRfEs have been
yielding quite largely for several days
part but the supply is sill short OF the de-
mand. On Monday one vessel brought to
Alexandsia I, 500 shad aud 60. 900 herring.
The former sold at SIS 5O@l4 per hun.
dred, and the latter at SO 81 to SIT per
thousand II BALI. Sun, 2lst.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-06
ESTABLISHED IN 1879

81. DRnoekATIc SEcRET SocIETIEs ,sN0t'
yithSianding tl,e raBtand ipstai1 The -
buse an1 sbDtckguaF4ism m which The
D-moaT tie osgspadhr0agbout the ,eouu-
try were won't 20 indulgs soyard the Sc
cresy Of the originaI Know NOshing organ
izstion, u seems ,hst secret political soci,
ties are prevalent in the vrFv body o. the
smosrscy. MOI loax s0o twas disslos-
ed that soei.ty Of this character. eompos,
ed exclusively OF fiFri9n born democrsts
va. orzanis-d In Philsdslpllia for the pure
pose Of controlling the nominations Of the
Democratic party. and soon .sttsrwards
branches Of this parent society was discov.
cred 10 all our large cities in which De.
moeracy hourishes to any ex.ent., Rerebt.
ly the old sacbrns Of the old Tammany
Democratic Association. in NV York.
nave been grssJy slaFm-d by The fact that
secret societies bad bsen formed in the
very pih ofils memhership with view
to regulate the, afsirs:.of the Democratic
patty 10 the Empire State. The NsT, York
san says. ii is. indeed, rather Iiiiellous
to hrar Of serr-t socirties spripging up in
party which SO rsrsnily Waged war n.
g.insI dA .lsnt-rna' AMI Know Nothing
counciIs.' Neytrlbrl-ss. they have un;
quss,i0n4bly 80 sprung up and oeeasion
no liElls trouble to the 'Ouisi teTs, among
the New York Tammany Democracy. It
is stated thai there il, two Of these secret
| Democratic asso .ialions, ore CT BhTch,
composed principally Of foreigners. is Sc
credy waging war against the puhlis
school SiIh view to, break them down:
This one is probably under ihe 4S9ntI9l OF
Archbishop Huzhes, Of lthr Rsman Cath
ole Church. whose deadly hatred against
Protestant free school, will be apFeased
iouly by tie entire demolition OF the sys-
TEN. Tie othar is sail TO be under the
coDtrol Of EK-Mayor WOOD The differ
ence between the, know Nothing secret
societies and these Democrats secret So
eieties is simply this. The Know ho,hiBg
4 organic ton was instituted for purely pat
rio;lc purpos-s. prominent among which
were the maintenance Of the Union.3 the
estahlishment ofa purely Am tricau nation
Atty. and The protection Of our republican,
institutions from the blightening i"fuenc;
es Of oreIsnism; these pemocrstia dark
lantern' A. soeiations are organized only
for the purpose Of dsslrqyin our free
4 school systems, aud 10 Civ. TO the. church
Of Rome a political supremacy inn this
eounlry. and to control the party nomira-
tions for ofi,s. The secrecy Of the Know
No,hings has long since been abandoned.
Ethat al, the Democrats has just he8Hn:.0 be
assumed, Lei, the homes, and fair. minded
men Of our country judge between them.
,l-GLou. J,nr. E
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-06

. PotULIftos OF CfIEaIE 9Ero--Fhe
;T,onulstion of ths prineipal Siiies Of thia
81 : .rs 81 follows. Ci1rinnati. goo 600;
,cIs, slsna.s go. ono: Columbus. 25, 600:
n,vton as 600; Toledo, 1000; zapes-,
.;,is 10 600: srubspviIie. 10000 Chilli
co,hs ia 600 S,niusky, : 600; Spring,
6slS. 1000. No other city has more than
II mn afi-eH
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-06

kzf Theodore Hook, ia describing a
badly dressed dinner. observed tha. every
thing was sour but the vinegar. - -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-06

E7r' How Is coal this morning r. said pnr-
chaser % an Irishman who was at work
ID s,cosi yard. 'Blsck AZ iYsr, said Pat
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-06

one square, Ito lineso lessl nse 81 90
Each additional insertion ....-r. %
Alttransient Advertising, for shorter period than
three months, charged atthe above rate ~ tfra
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-06

Ia Two Dollars Rsryear. paysbte Withinthe year. j
$3.50 If paid In advance. e g.
Subscriptions taken for any length OF time TINE
No paper WIN DO onlinusd until AL arrsarages
are paid, unlessat the option OF the publishers.
TTAll subscriptions for shorter period Inan one
year must be paid In advance. a0.t 5fthi
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-06
kbr&allt:t;;alIlsJ;tte,r ]: ;;lIlJ;tt @a;a,ette.
CIARKI,5Ell; e son,
Terms 90 saSsoriptIOn to the Gazette.
EDITORS IND PR0PRTET0

OFFICE--MaFtin's Row, one Door South
,tslf isfssa5d ofthe Post4Ofice IN, ~
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10 trs-iass sdI =. pa s1oAa . :
% siuiiissl 11s1sGI s'asA 40 4 So
.37fste's-l aPssss0Ea svaa assiq sid
lirsF Ta 5nq sal ai.E sasrsl7 2 as,d
5 90 mass s1o.ae bssl .gtsa sgag q
30 ts.,so1iPs HgfG bIl cr.sa 20 ias,5-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-10
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


Ef41-tl --ELasiG-
VIE Central Route, connecting the AdsntCcilsl
/ wIthW es-ern Northwestern snd southwestern staek
oy continuous kaIWa7 direct. lI5 rOed also connects
Al Pitls0uIg with daily line Of Steamers 20 al pors on
ne Western Avsrs and 81 Cleveland and Sandusky With
steamers al ports Or the Northwestern Lakes makDg
he most a1Tsct she1pss5 and rs53G5ls gos BY which
tElGHI can be forwarded 70 and from the grsls Hs5s
Bates between Philsdelphia and PittEbUrg;
cihSI CLASS.-BO0ts, Shoes Dry Goods o. t,.,..
in oO1os,) FUrs, Feathers, do. wv PEI -'S-
5kCOND CLASS.-6oeks and Stationery,
Dry Goods tin balesl hardware, Lea }75s per L80a
6ner, 40. ......-.....
hIBD CitASS.-AEVlls, ,Bagglng, BacOa, -.,.
psa Pork in bulk, D Hemp, 6c...... o'e per -U'A
FOURIH CLAS5.-UOhes, kiBh, Bacon, 80
and Pork (pockedl Lard 1d Lard Oil oOe per LVVA
Flour 81 90, per bbLunul further n0tiss.
CRAM CTS. per lUO lbs unt further notice
C05Lon-t2 per 5ale, notsECssding 500 lbs weight int
.urJa0r notice.
81 In shipping G0Ois iron suy point East Of Phla
AIiEoz5." All Goods consigned 10 the Agents o this
Road Al Phisdephs Pttsburg viii be forwarded with
IIl detention
ERzIGHT AeHgFa-HarriE, Wormiey & Co. Memphis
tsaDsssee; +. + sass & Co.. g. Louis J. s. Mitchell
son, Evansville, Indiana; Dumssn Bel and Aurdooz,
JGrtsT JeWett, Louisville, KY Z. @ isidrum, Aad-5oa
\. ". GyaaaUl Co.. ZaResviis Chic, Lsech 3 Co.. -,
s. kL5y street. Boston, LesCn 8 Co. AstCr House heE
York. MOL William Street, and Nos S4leEE Place, NeR
tOrk; E.J. Sneeder, Philadelphia; NagrsH kDO1s, 30
lmOrs; CteJ. g. tralelscUs, lItsoarV.
4 Il. HOUSTON, GsAsra. fFesgls Agsst Pts5-
4. =. LO2 BABi.E, 5EB't Ats01aG la.
dec 5. Ut
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II bAF convenient frame dwelling the Franklin Turn
PAa neafLns erst lo Gale occupied by J. A. Ne
raHl Dell, ESQ me house contains four bssfdes
ai-aeAr servants rooms oc ana has thirty rrJuuI
attached suitable furniture De prcursd by the
on .e4souaoie erna q desired Possession given nmed-
al Apply
u1a. Is AV TTFDSTEF
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gLAI80aNE MAgHINE HgakS.

iItOI FOUNDRY.
az g. have lOu SEATED our and extensive 20undr
" sue Old sLall -Hl Nashville maulta..lrIH
C0mr algf and pre- pared gz-casa heavy AID -l
Warh q. auy description the l.age Lnla lLs
ss -1 small bmouu t moderate Cly grC.s heavy Cast
-lll4Ut llTusael per contract GluCHHal
.rCas aA editions OF r-igLi ~ e. have ls, commence
HH-Tasgus Iu ulI new
MACHINE SHOPS.
steam -lasl- lIs- tiauTus OF Zoe most prOY6l
L.il EaIg 90 .Tl.F -Uug-a. ID r5palI dome
al h ready u mahH contracts Tor EuElrs 1IIIs
500 shall iaEuIsu plans Co gJs 4lcbgssrs lOput uq lHsIr
lli- E-L l.e JAp-ls- auuilcllEaTs ana tarutrl will
Ild pOl5agl5 10 ssg u.s. before going Easg West
.-aCl-ulEs-
STEAM BOILERS.
FgrasJuar engines auu ealuuals made 20 order ofihg
I5g Ff-- tTuITU-tar .EUl.r .LEuuUIIea
Fal.e-- warranted IB s-aLJ y pressure required o
HaLu.4Csuuuz JT p0rVGl.IaZ purposes.
EA- Jhs.LEIEE SHOP.
ANY description OF sUlfuWDTt done aECsIl0ut sI7Ia
none Jus drztTls Iron usel1awul UOrE SJeTups, Dogs
tIman Irons, cr-uEs Bolts kiuu Nil IrGn-
made 10 order Ola short notice.
Farmers wishing puTlaasr gOOur cheap Machinery, vii
DO veil Co cali q. Gus ul.y- OF -llles5 By laEGr.
b. J.ChEk o. CO.,
Claiborne IaCuIUs Works, Nashville, Tenn.
uEl5 Lule Nashville alan. Co.'s -Haps.
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liIEar ManmfacfOrr-

BE uud -rsIEDld very UKrusIs y engaged IN
fhs mauuf4Cture Of al kinds u CEars, enabled
compete successfully vita any o. the One
0f our who chaTg5 uf his aumsuJ 1f orr
ness, icing practical Cigar maksr, eJrolsrs
er EsIil such Ids Hlsfacous
and N-ich viIi guaan 10 every Instance. Gao
rsnds aHd customers tHag uakil
liars ever came from Havana: In direct
here tussE l00lCcO thereby saViu- cJ1sdara5s dltv,
ena0sd T. sell our T5 h-u made lower
anything ike could bs Imported,
lhe- why n1g
ENCOURAGES HOME INDUsTRY9
Gail aud examine Tor yourselves al LYONS & co.
IIlIb-u. 10. %. TI0i-s square
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& Neat small Dwelling

EOAe "a AZ
az Cd1rBg for sale dwelling College Street,
4 IsE 5esoua lhe Medical college Tns use 5 or brcz
cor sas Eood rooms csterns Sc, ana viii be- sold
ere a- bargain. FOI gzsms apply "
E-T44 VsLLNDsLEY
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al coon DWEL.LING-

ITUAIkU on chem street, uear ioai-'s tall, Is new
y offered sale Tie lot 8 tees, 5y lsU The
buck COutailiug Oh uiu5 lus lsass ant
i0I offered Tor less Than me est OF me auIlling
ApPyt0
docIO ser AV LIND5LET
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Central OaiO
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.



BALTIMORE, 2S HOUkol
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
TIE UNhI EUUTE by Ehica through tickets 10 Wash.
IngI0n De procured, which point wei! Is 20
baltimore ne Shortest most dlr5cE every re-
spse tns most rs5s route. II the only 5y wniol
purchasers Ol Through IICEsts New arG enabled
- reach the OF DalaEUrs, Philadelphia and NeF
0rE al the Of Icks. 70 New iOrk only f1us e.
4png Susu 4en and Traveller pleasure intor
agUG four OF the principal Ces Union 1l
5ss cysi Than can be Afforded by any olher route.
u only By WaIsh Through 1ICEstB car
ye aI 70 el 1ond, Norfolk, lnonessr ErsdercEsOurs
znd Fstg50ury, D., Charleston, Savennan, lag0n, a.
ante Auggsg-, BsrEley Springs 6uG Bedford Spulgs
Fa seuger5 frUl NAsHVILLz take Lns 5t1ss Coaches
.srlsf q. Thomas, steamers the Cumberland uTrT
LogIsFILLE connecting tnsrs with Ils Upuel
Ell steamers to CIQCIcnsu, with the JesrzoryII=
ls-0zd Indians yy5 Ina, uGks direct CUIE6Cgl G..
oda.0Us UllO WI.u the CsuErzl ONO kalEOal 10 W hea
~, VlsnGs CiUsscOnnecuOu WIN gre Baltimore lI
haEuad made 20 Washington ClJy, bglslllIsr Ell.a
1e pha ana New YORK.
IL Passengers holding Through Tickets from Men
ms are transferred Cair0 10 CaTs OF TIE IuGg
.snsral Railroad from thence passing through Terri
1auJs, Indianapolis Dayton ana Aeua u Columbus Ilrst
ally Trains leave Columbus, 81 lU a. NJ, $50 =. 81
II +. 81.
Travellers are requested TO notice that while this IL
le shlrdlng Through Tickets 20 all the Eastern
-iles GRne as charged Dy OLher Asu
rs O1l I is also shortest most speedy and dIrsC
a. lnGl leading pOlusl ths last, The distance from
Columbus tJ Baltimore only 576 miles being about lyt
les shorter TO New York. than 0y any Oslsr route nsr
r. less changes OF cars by this rJuIe, aud COnssg Ueu
ss5 detention, Ils1 by any other
~ Ils road ls 0a.iastsi with broken sgCIs and iE
s1.lre.7 Tee IRON d1sL
Foriurtner, laaOa, please aPPlytoD. G. EUMsEY
gent, Nashville Tenn.
For through Tickets appiy IN louisville e. she Once Of
U, s. Mail steamers or ST tlg J0u5rs0u7e EsrUa5
slce, Main street. WE. %. hJcDslJL,
MASTER Transportation d. & U. Is. h.
JOIN d. SHARP. General Western Agent.
---.--
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CRAIGHEAD s. Co.,
DuALEEs j
e a RDW AR z,

IAMRs B. CRAIGHEAD having purchased the entiro In
> tsresI OF Nr. WM. H. AlNGhlN' IN the business OF
Crsgbesd 4 Hiucbn fs alone authorized TO the
Of me Ist In Liquidation, aud viii nue the business
the old sauds no % Public square, under 'hs title as
sbove may24
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For Sale.

BAT valuable business stand MsIEet STREET, udjoln
4 IaE 'rr Warehouse Of A. Hamilton, occupied 0y
Cooley as conug store, OF the Ia ls ely
0r-.lg retail asla1Hshmeng Prcs very mOdsrg-
Apply %
IoYA Av LINDSEY.
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PEARL PAINTING.
BG0aE G 5Oul merCe,

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 12, 1857.
HR stockholders Of this Bank have placed the assets u
ne Hands Of lru-tee 1r the purpose u winding up;
those indebted 10 Toe Baak viii psae call pay up ss
lhtlF Hbsdness ias due The DO WIl please
eshd IN our notes ds 5aTy pos-ibg ul
the notes Of th5 BsaC 7 Tennessee Individual cC2os
s ~ tna BANK have been bsn led ID mc eII FeicbT
edge my nd vd1si ilolity for ID and the money Is
reauy when called FOR.
DEC l3-u JoHE D JAMES.
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Z. X. GLASCOCk,
AUCTIOlEER AND GENERAL AGENT,
MOULD Offer his services TO he public, Agent for the
w sale OIL
Real Estate Negroes, Furniture DFFS
Goods Groceries,
Or other species property either in town or county Be
ing determined % my 10 The above business ano
having had ConE. cradle experience 6agTmy tuai cal
give satisfaction o" hose VINO may favor n that une
always be found alJhe Counting Room Of the faroi
Jmce,' when IN u absence orders 0e Left Imar4-tl
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EDGEE THLD,

aul nov on5nug pucss 10 Lns tlIss, three
Edgshed, Jusg beyond UOnIson's Store. Ihs ots
rach ~ ieet aaR Turnpike, and arszfJ lest deep
Hil street 10 The rear IRey C0uVsueuLt3
aausibe supply OF excellent WATER tu rapdly
improving Belalb0rl5Od. Apply 10
LIWDETRV
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tHB undersigned hereby most respectfully recommends
hE late partner the public and hopes no will receive
uerashare Of patronage.
may5-du a. MEEJHELaL.
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ITEM Years CgreGit


hNHh several hbLdsOue lots IN Maple street, The
University, which 1 will sell ten years time a TAR
proes provided the interest 10 Dsd ssml-aunuaI. Jhal
uus s long enough, W agree toea for The punalBa
as long a. las tnisrsslis promptly paid
racT Y gsTTvDsTuv
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.NOH Is YnITi, CIII.l..-

= F-Itl1 "a. 7Ilaols 10 Il % s6d5l, = ~
a tn uFhplAe5 adjoining Lhs F5siIsnc5 Of Ir. 49, = u
l"e i2i fronts iug eet ~ feel deep ami within ulu-
ues Wdlz Of The Fuhuc square 20 g10d pure fr ulo
~sn-s 20 IN pioFetne PTorsiys AM ie1E s wiz os
slssl 70 pay lls purchase m0uey dsss b. maT
re- Ean on bond ARd mortgage Tor years h desired
dscT HFs AVsLTEDsI.Rv
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Patent
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATEE-FPUGFs
CFMENV ROOFING

Patent
| ELASTIC FIRE AND WATEE-FFUEFs
CEMENT ROOFING.
TTHE uHdersgHed having purchased the state lgHl 10.
= Lennesseei oi me a9o1y Pan 5 ~ ePLfea " Llsroase
buder Railroad Companies, aud The pubc EeEsy Sc
I sEaRI ne tts uperlorigy over ather aonIuc.
| ARCHITECTS AMI BUILDERS sIyulI moi fail "a exam
Inc this ro0dlE, Is Oe er and c-gaPe than thug
use. The material forms hard and smooth surface tat will
mperv0us w4t-T, elastic and feEOlo t. contracts and
expands Will The changes OF 5 t1ysgLeie ASA @ ueh-
81 sVaporale crae, gS r0. ao Is ID 's unFA1 ers
Ills Practically mperish1bIe, aal rI perfectly res.s,
any OrlInary extern .eEPosurc to hr auaHg Iry,
sd Eud w UaET4tit w@ter Proo We wi. engage Jc
PlL oar h, G-5g On o.,t & gI-n's 81 s,.--' -i- 7l
Il RsgiaT Tg lIa.rsE.- how, EeeD o. al. he, NAV egr
seven dol pgTu-g luadrti squire ea H being cheap
e. man any ROO oi le "ll s3le and We a7 cure 1 u
IL ~. z b. tglud 10 be Lhe beat t-1= over invented 70
cover d old eEy ln5 Tar ana gravel roofs, around
chlmueys 80 rJes doraar windows -t-ars where
lin is TusgL Inns Cement c-H Re pm ou 10 lastsE
long stone, .r0 perfect adhesion an. object
which sappIed In sGols be painted over sJ var
rulsd moi 70 eak at lso and any cents per hundred
square ss which Is cheaper anu -uca better usn paint
J A0ydng VIII be louna 10 be tae beet nag boz -OvsLns
STge Roofs WbsTg they much eNpusea % u-fGEull
steam als saw Mills Fact resl Railroad Cars, Bridge
Duots, STATION Houses, Seam0oh Docss, and a5 every
Kind oI Roof Hhsre there ID external exposure ron lss
AsI Ine roof is PsuecI, without JOINT ID - IL presents no
chance for dr5tJ communists, ana any ghL gv-tz g
yuru out wiJhvut guitlug.
Tnorg -ls 6 Co.'S Cement a been use, insure aHll1ns
with Roofs covered vIJu hi5 Cement, a. la same
.or those covered with Iron, Cooper OF lib.
Il = Iha Cement viii Be furnished iaoso cllsuCf
3 EtII directions i0r using.
l. UToo-s sen. 70 the uDdersLsusd through no Fc-1.
1cs,uIll1e promptly Euerl5dt9
would respectfully Eeier 10 4s following gcGL5aen fUT
whom nave covered buildings VIA l1s Csulan.
ArcaRecss and Master Vscd4 4atcs o. Nashville
ill., II. ID. ahEEUYD,
laj. a. uEiHAN,
agssrs. }. A. HUGHES & SMITH,
COLEMAN o. SPAIN
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