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u for many years chief Clerk in tie house nf
JOHN HURLEY il Co, begs to offer his services
as Commission Merchant to the friends and patrons
of that house, that it has retired from busiress
With this end in view have formed "A eo-partuer-
shie with Mr.. E. w Benton, senior of ,,ld and
well known firm of j.. w. Benton L Co, undor the
name and style of BENTON &KING, to TAX. place
from the LIST of May, Drox.
The subscriber relies support upon the friends
of the old house OF JOHN HURLEY Il Co, who
have had opportunities Of experiencing tho prIfnpt-
ness and ability with which he attended thrir
business. Very respectfully,
THOMAS KING,
Corner of Lafayette and New Levee streets.
New On leans, April 27, 1855 augS-y
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W street, Evansville, Indiana, Wholesale Deal
.ra in Groceries and all kinds of Produce, Nails,
s;i.ss. White Lime, CemeIt, Cotton Yarn, White
inwl Linseed Oil, &c, Ac. Also, constantly on
tltnd full stock of Sash, Panel Doors &c, 0i an
80 = T, ap26
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-24

Manchester y. II. Mirror slys that, few days
since, NEEDLE was taken from the outer and 10 er
sideof the foot, near the lit lie toe joint Of Mrs Ira
4lwcol CT North Sandwich, n H., which she ssal-
loved six years since. The needle was shOe nee
die. lille over an inch o e, and it whole but
quite rusty. The lady was quite alarmed at the
tine she swallowed the needle, bu she had felt no
Inconvenience from t, sni hsI forgotten the cir
9u5Ianee until she felt prckinz in her fo,t, when
The instrument was d covered,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-24

The Qusen of Spain il sail 10 be as much add .
el 20 port vine. IS 'Court scandal says Queen
VICTORIA is But it atFec:s both rather differently.
TIE QIee4 of Spain su from it inte nallJ; Queen
VicioRIA ex.errally. The Qiecn Of Spain is inter
fered with incidentally; Queen VICTORIA physi-
ealy. Ittpehes the Queen Of Spsin's heart al i
heal; it touches QIsen YIcTOarA's face and feet.
These be strange ejnirasis truly as these be Two
ieens, aad that the Thing in QUESTION is port vine
the real ih'ug too.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-24

4 NICE SUN FOR 4 CElEBEAIIoy. About three
hundred dollars remain the committees hanls, az er
paying al the expenses iaclrred by the late bicen
tenDial celebration at Norwich, G.. l. is proposed
10 place this sum az interest be use defrsy the
expenses CT the next eentlnal CELEBRATION Septem-
Der ;. 1859 At compound interest, the MANAGERS
would haze oyer SlsJ00 gPoa witch to get up .
celebration. 4 nice lit,g sun 10 pay eIpsnses VITA
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II viii deaf UNNECESSARY trouble onr friends
in writing 10 a., will lesi in mir tie following rnses:
Always give the dsie Peat oce, and sIa in he body
OF your letter.
II yen wish the Paper re to aEohefgive
both Offices in tall.l-
II yoa on otsr a.ters write on separate
sheets % paper, different leaves q sheet.
Letters and communications solicited upon all SUI iscss
and Subjects may be q inofsia ntees; 10 the Iic
whatever character Will receive
attenton. A E -a "a q.
Correspondents shoah write oay gou side o, the psper
We canuO; nieFtake TO return RI ctl communications
All letters hUsuess should Re Messrs y u
EASTMAN CO.. and personally 70 eiEer OF The Pro
petors ti
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-24
CHOSSS-TIES WANTED.

WE Nashville North Western Railroad Company wsh
% contract for 10000 Cedar CrOss.Itess 9ieet
loug inches thick we'll hewn, place not
les than inches clear bark timber be sound to be deliver
- a. the grace line Of the road in Nashville.
The contracoTs contract FOR 10000 waite OF
R0st OaA AleS Of the above, to be delivered
de line OF the road piles section section %,
enough on each section 70 supply the sane
Persons wishing % BID will direct the President and Direct
the Nashville aHd Northwestern Railroad Company,
Nashville, Tenn. fRlysO- n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-24

In the Lawrence Qnd.) Circuit C5u't, last weet,
WAsnIxGrox J. Housr.x rseOz er,d 81 .920 Of IL e
New Albany and Salem Railroad Company for DE-
tention il converting hcgs ever the read The court
subsequently, granted tle company new trial.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-24

q
SPECIAL NOTICE.


FHNE Adams Express Company beg leave announce 70 their
friends and the public OF Nashville that they have lud
,,yra1gements With the Louisville Nashville RAJ Road
,-r.T under which they will extend operations .bsir
EIrss 70 the line that Road, commencing August slsSa
o. he completion OF The Nashville snd OF the to Bing
Green about the 10Th Ct August 1853, messengers Win nun
throBrh between Nashville and Louisville
For particulars as to rates, time, &c apply 10
X. HOLT,
.u-s-stf No. q Market strest, Nashville, TENN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-24
rsRuF oR SALE.


All o5erng for sale, privately that valuable tt 90 ug
the Hays Tract. situated on the anu
Rail road aboat miles from the ely Inc
the best description, eonsstng % !" ny -
House with all other necessary oshouses fnSs - Aout %
acres cleared land balance heavily tnteFed Pae Nso
we'll wasrs. Take il altogetsert Is one Of t n4s'
plsees in the vienityo Nashville II not SOLO oy te l Of NO
e,ter II viii he for ensuing year forprculars call
on r. r. GLAscock Co.. EAScE WOODWARD or on me at
my store on Market Street No. p "a ~ ,r.
Eenl5-Q 49, ". hAlo-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-24

One Square, one yea. S30Each addition al Square, no.
Advertisers exceeding IN e space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess
Is TIE WEEKLY
0SE DOLLAR per Square first FIFTY cENTs for each
sn NSequent Insertion. - +s1i
Advertisements published in the Daily and Weekly will
be charged the full daily with hslf he weekly rates
added.
kT-aseat Adrgt,iemeqty o,os % pail or Of he f7eef
il3scr ion. q = q g 81 - FL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-24
LYNDON FOR SALE.

WEE SainE for ;Sls 4; M sassd 'oa
che hldde franklin Turnpike, three miles Hom SStsN
she Public Square Nashville. This Is unoo 1ot' lI6I sf
Sdly tie most highly improved property nos onst ss
ID Tor sale anywhere in the vicinity OF NashFalle.
u eOnns altogether about s6e acres oneo Nool lahas
balance under fence-in cultivation We deem t unnecessary
sDeaf FOR its.lf = = kR W. BROWN,
suga-du Real Estate Agents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-24
Notice.

rayE Annual Meeting Of the soekhoders Of the ETNS
MINING and MANUFACTURING Co, viii be heldst
ts oe Of The Company s Broadway, in the city Of eS
Yor on the second 5ony In september next at y o'clock Al
49, W z PLAPT, Secretary
w. r. yars Ang l. 1859 sugls-dtSeptt2
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-24

BUnDisG 0PsRATIoXs AT Nav OLLEANs.-Tbe
exemption of New Orleans during The present year
from yellow fever, has given a great imreus t.
building operations in that city. ItsPPears from
statement in the Crescent that the Buildings erected
or commenced, bat not yet f.itbed during the year
ending the 3lst ulr are es.iinatel to eos 81 49,,
2S3y of which 1915 900 is on dwell logs. The Crss-
cent says there il secretly Of workmen, and the
wages paid ass higher than for many years rast
Materis is also very high. In many builders.
who have large coctrscts 10 be faishei this year,
are working on SlndIys.
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35(as bbiIle 0lnion aab amtritsu.


Rates OF Advertising.
TEN LISES OR LEss CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-24

special a al stringent ooadi,ions' Such laws as
these are enacted and actually submitted 10 by WORK.
men in free country ike England Aad so wed.
ded are these persons TO this absurd a6d wicket
system that they fercely resist aUy attempt If The
masters 10 procure the services of Independent men,
asd are at this momeat sUffering the pangs Of hun.
ger and Witnessing. with stooism, the misery o.
their families, IN order ID sustsiR systt m so u
fsrly at variance with common sense and common
morality. u is first principle with those who
manage "the organization Of Industry in the build
ing line, that shall net work his best. He
must keep his troWel in bis baud when IL is hiO-
draHce instead Of an aid lie must use only enc
hand, when he might d. double the labor With two
lie must stop work when he would like TO 90 on for
"a extra hour and caro- al ezra hours pay. BE
must not take any piece wtrk, even though he has
the strength and sti 70 do ordinary days labor
in enc. In wtrd, be must not do the beat be can
for his employer and himself. II nature has gifted
him with any extraordinary fierce, drxteriiy or pa
tenee, be must not profit by the advantage. BY
this barbarous code The bes, and strongest workman
must do no mare than tbe worst and weakest In
dus,ry aud deness forcibly put ard kept on the
same dead level of ia Wd ing mesiocrity.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-24

SUMNER COUNTY FARM FOR SALE.
WISH g. sell! Farm. containing 80 lying in sun
county the Galistn and Nashville PlAe, hys mies
from 0aIian and twenty from Nashville AMI in fan
Of Pilot sob rF5t ths Lluage and Nashvs lfaaa.
THIS Farm Il sell Improved hy st In blue and al
dec SOod tenes e outside fc@s being mostly cedar e is al
Joining cAarch and the station Camp Academy. The ngt
borhO0d unsurpassed fer health. morals AID une socBr
Fsrsns Wishing 10 purchase amongst the hest places -
s5rty, would d. 10 call for themselves.
sspg-tRSEff- JOHN ,. CAok--
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-24
SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE.
NASHVILLE, TENN,
Session of Ts50-GO.

=
NASHVILLE, TENN,
Session Of S50-60.
FEJE Second Ccurss Lectures IN t Iu.uiicn will
Monday, October H. l-1 cl0ss u
the following Nrcn- The Lectures arst Hent VIII b
% all sud
SsTRHGT0Es viii 40 the 5pesng
ocobr Couue The AsATOEssAL Loesss will b Upeur a.
time.
FACULTY.
oNIs NAnBrN, ~ T., Professor Anatomy esciptsEs.
fiistalogicI aud surgical
9ous MAE, N. D. Professor Of Principles and Pro
tee Of Surgery.
JOI II. CAIEEssE ". D. Professor o. Nasria Msaea ana
Therapeutics
E. Asss " D. Professor Of Theory md Praes Of Ma
HEsRT Ersr. NJ Professor Of Medical Chemistry AMI Ns
ca jurisprudence.
DANIEL WReHT, ND Professor Of Poog ~ ard Pathology.
JouS FORD, n. D., Professor Of Obstetrics and Dsas -
Women and Children.
H. n COMPTON, N. D., Dsmoustrator Of Anatomy.
FEES.
Matrieuia'io1 Fee, (paid but once) -.--.. sini
Dsnousirator s 10 ~
Gradu1tlon Zee = ~
The price II boarinz all thu personal cxprnsss TIE
stuienI, reasonable In Nashville tIy
Unon Good boarding be ohaiuei - So pee
week JOHN 7. FCRD. d.. %.
pean Of ths Faculty,
aug2i-dimwtill Oeit Is simmer stFrst.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-24

oe carried from he celebrated Plaster Banks IN virginia
- nd Daltan, and Stations l- ia senSa5ss
an rof.i "a HAiroad, dollars per ton 81 C nour
70 NashNili AID all atoms the Nashviiis A Ctr.,,.
"eie"I' az nine dollars per tor Of 2,ngU pounds.
Also 10 tuscumua Stations East of Tusr,u., -. a,
aeinlhs x CHARLESTON koat AZ zine dollars rer ton and NJ -
Ions ses. Of ruscun5ia, twelve tolisrs e. 49,, -
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FIRST Glass

spirits Of turpentle, cAmphls, burning ut4s .,5 -
will only te taken at oFnef' risk - 'a'..,4s
GunpoEder and frict.cn matches ana o.isr
Sc vii he ehsrrel rates Of eseb - -
Road csnyerence 1910 anu ooH -
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THE PENNSYLVANIA
CEN TRIAL RAILR CAD.
THREE THROUGH
PASS GER TRAINS
INFECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND
TIE CHEAT NORNH.MEST,

ASK FOR 7yCEEzS ~ ETI7SBUGG.
The completion Of the Western connection Of the TcuayIvar
Railroad 10 Chicago. this he
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-11


A WIFE MURDER IN CoNNEorIour.-Johu
T. Warren, arrested at Wilmington, Connec
tieut, for the murder of his young wife, BY
StrangliDg her in q stream while they were
bathing has confessed the awful crime
de said that they went into the water to
bathe, which accounts for her being found
nearly naked. He pushed her over and
held her down till she drowned. He left
the body in the brook until the next day
when finding that it aoated, he removed 1t o
short distance into the brush, whence, on
the next Monday June 6, he removed it tc
the place where it was found, Just within
the town of Ellington. There he visited il
a number of times His wife was about fif.
teen years Of age when married, and he sew
enteen. He had been improperly intimate
with her sister, and abe had him arrested,
with view of forcing him to have her
The unfortunate woman was under medium
size, with foil bust, rosy cheeks, dark brown
hair, blue eyes, and withal quite pretty.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-11

The MASSACHUSETTS AMRNDMENr.--The
Boston Pos. states that the only tickets to be
found at the polls against the adoption Of
the Massachusetts Amendment, requiring
foreigners to be in the State two years after
naturalization, were printed and paid for by
the Democratic State Central Committee
Ihe tick its in favor of the measure were all
printed by the Republican Committee
Ihis is an item worthy of the attention of
foreigners who vote the Republican ticket
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-11

CoNE OvER-Judge Delsplane, of High
land county, a prominent and influential
whig in past years, has cOme out in letter
in which he says that he can no longer sup,
port the Republican party. The attempts of
that party to nullify the laws of the general
Government and the shameful treatment
which Judge Swan received in the late Black
Republican State Convention, has induced
Judge Delaplane, and thousands of other
honest Wings to sever their connection
They will vote with the Democracy at the
October election.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-11

READ Our Judges Swan, Scott and
Peck are being read out of the Republican
party by Spaulding, Chase a. CO., on the
Reserve They say they intend to punish
any Judge hereafter, by dismissal from Of
fee, who has more regard for the law, than
he has for the Republican party. They want
judge to decide for party advantage, and
they claim to have selected candidate who
will be "all right with them,'' in the person
of Judge Gholson
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-11
WHITTEN,S GOLDEN SAHVE

Is step by way Of progress in the Healing Art
IL 10 adapted Tor Sores, Humors, Wounds and every
Kind of external inhamnatory di Hlcu ty, OF what
ever name OF nature, on man or beast Made onIy
pyC' =: WHPfTEN, Lowell, MASS 90 cents peI
DoN' The usual discounts to the trade Sold 'by
Druggists. "Annoint tbyself and be heaIed.n
THE GOLDEN SALIVA Great Healing RENE.
uy. IT'S with much pleasure we announce the adj
vent OF this new article in city which has met
With huoh signal success In Lowell, where It ID
made, that the papers have teemed with oaAes al
truly marvellous cures. Thev chronicle one where
tne NE OF lady was recently aAved-a case Of
broken breasts another where the life of child wsa
saved--a case of chAHng, another of lady ivboss
lace was much dishgured by scrOfulous humor.
which was brought to healthy action in a few
saysi also, another ofHn old man, who had soi on
MS ioot Tor twenty years cured in a few weeks =
our citIens VIII not be slow getting at its
anu "hA heFald IL over the world.-l Boston Herald
61T AGENTS WANTED IN THIS STATE IN
canvass with the GOLDEN SALVE, seila ranIdlv.
Can make good pay. For terms, &C. send stamp.
je2-tawd6I3ww 'i"'S'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-11
70 the Hungarians in the United States


70 the Hungarians in the United States
A card from A. AsbOth appears in the
New York Tribune of tho sth instant, ado
dressed to the Hungarians and those who
sympathise with Hungary in the United
States. The card is issued by direction Of
Louis Kossuth, President of the National
Hungarian Committee, in Italy, which com,
mittee consists of Kossuth, Klapka and Count
Ladislas Tcleka, and states 10 the Hungari-
ans in the United States, thata Hungarian
Legion, under the auspices Of the Sandman
government, is organizing, and is already
partly formed at Genoa under Hungarian
command, oficered by Hungarians bearing
the colors and wearing the uniform of the
Hungarians. All Hungarlans desirous Of
joining their compatriots at Genoa, are re.
quested to forward their names, address, av-
ocation, &C., to A. Asboth, and are inform-
ed that they may look with confidence to
their departure, the time for which will be
indicated as soon as final arrangements are
made. Contributions for the cause are also
solicited which may be remitted to shep-
herd Knapp, President of the Mechanics
Bank, No. 80, Wall street, n. Y, who has
consented to act in this matter in behalf of
the Hungarian oause.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-11
OPP FOR THE WAR.-The Paris CORES
pondont writes under date of Jups Olaf

Popdont writes under date of June 2lst
Hon. II. j. Raymond. of the N. Y. Tirs..
and Hon. Mr., Forsyth, Of N. Y, have inst
left Paris for the seat of war. Mr.. Jeroms
Bonaparte, Of Baltimore, was also 10 have
lett on Saturday, en- route for Italy, but 4
still in Paris. Dr. w, II. Johns on, fOhio, foI
several years a resident of Paris, left with
Messrs Raymond and Forsyth, intending "a
obtain, am told from actual observation,
the materials for future history Of the
war, which, from his accomplished pen,
cannot fail to bo interesting and popular
Before leaving Paris, Dr. J. had an inter-
view with the French Minister of Foreign
Affairs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-11
WEEDS

cloth alike, which cannot be unrayeled or pulled
out
They are all made with the highest mechanical
skill and all warranted TO well on all kinda al
goods, from the ightest fabric to heavy leather In
nArticularwe would call attention OF All TO our new
family Sewing machine. IthAs been manufactured
expressly for family use, and has met with favor
from all. II Is so simpllhed render II impossj
BILE TO get out of order, deTange It's Operations,
indeed itis 60 simple as TO astonieh one, that no
small piece OF mechanism viii sew.
Below we give description OF the different styles
MOL. IsRvery convenient style which can he
by hand or foot on or OF its own table FOR
tories where II is necefsaFy to place number Of
machines into long bench making one table answer
NO ,. With Walnut or Mahogany Table, either
da lda OF without Box Top, which LOCKS down Price
NO, a. Same size as No 2, but runs with A belt
ahaA Ats higher rate Of speed. This kind is well
aasR TR Rssq 70 mnnuiaetqre clothing or leather work
thls - really the cheapest Machine in the market
as a. there ia no work done on sewing Machine that
VIII not do. u is confidently asserted that this
pin sInn uns eAsler than any machine in use
no. q This Machinehas long arm, 20 sccom-
mOdAte large Work. II runs at high rate of sneed
rungeaFily, Andis without doubt the bst NJ.
for Tailora nsa ever offered to the public II aso
peculiarly lifted for plantation work M n A. - , aso
simple yet substantial and durable, with bf ,;tIy
liability TO- getout Of order. Price SI2O.
No, O. li. Ihls Is q new and cheaper style, and a
great variety OF work. Ithas been gotten up With
references TO furnishing strong aud durable, Vet
either
OF the above. i runs very easy, rapidly and h
pronounced the best machine now in market for
$50. " 'A0' ior
NO.6. This 10 a machine got up on an entirelv
new principle, different from anything ever before
oneredt 70 the public, and we confidently assert that
Tor family use ithas not equal. II ~ very light
and tasty runs very rapidly, 10 almost noseess in
its operatton5 and uses STRAIGHT NEEDLE. II m
so arranged As TO be utterly impossible for U to miss
stitches. II has tension on bot sides and carries
a large supply Of thread on the under spool Tho I
motions are gained by two small eranks that rnn
without perceptibie noise. The two threads Arc
worked insueh mAnnerag never to pull both at the
same time andconsequently, little liable 10 break
The seam 10 very elastic and the thread does moi
breakin washing. II will do eOafse work better
lnAn an5 cheap machine now In mari ct, as II uses
Descriptive Circulan furnished gratis,
OFFICE k71, BROADWAY, n. Y.
Wa4rMBY q LYON PEopEiOtOFa.
p'1' TRVHP, Agent ljsI7'tm akN,l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-11
CTTY PRoPnRrYlI

CITY PRoPBR1Y!I
Jefferson st.--A handsome Lot West side, below
eth st. Small Frame upon it.
Second st.-llouse and Lot be ow Perry, north
side. House, Two-stCry Brick
Large and convenient Lot t6ux2nO.
Brown wnst.-Opp0site Buckeye II. Large Brick
House and large Lot CHEAP.
Brown at-Corner OF Ann. Two story Double
Brick House, good Cellar, Well,
Ciatern, Sc. VIII nj 20 pay 10
per cent. on the Investment.
McDonough st,-Opposite Barr Two-story Frame
House. Lot bONl5O.
Fifh st.-Cornero Of Montgsmery. Fine Lot.
Small Frame House.
ALSO!
FORTY LOTSi-On the Hill between sd and bth sta.,
and a large number OF vacant Lots
in different parts Of the city. For
sale cheap, OF TO eXch angr for other
property.
CHAs. y. CLARKE
Heal Estate Agent,
CiegR's Building, "a IL.