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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06


EW The editors Of the Ohio Eagle, in
their last number have the effrontery to
ask us five support the resolution Of the
Republican Platform in regard to the Fu-
giiive Slave Law In our issue Of Sept.
22d, we defined ourselves clearly and ful-
ly upon this question. We stated that we
we're opposed to the law. and in the follow
ing particulars. s. see.
lst. The negro arrested as fugitive,
should have fair and impartial trial, not
before commissioner, but before jury
of twelve free-holders Of the land.
end. The owaer Of the fugitive should
retake him himself. paying all expenses
and should not have the power TO com
mahd you and / to aid and assist him il
the inhuman work.
81. He should not have power 10 ar
rest without process.
We invited you then to discussion o
these principles I've invite you again
Will you do it, or will you not9
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06
W4Dnh dDHMN.

y & f,, 3. - saf 1LANcAsTKR, August n 1850.
have SOLD 10 Msssrs. ARDGEs d REESE my
Stock or Goods. ,ss ,.,.s,...s,, ..a..,.
Nv ciice win be sa,a further rolire q given, in
the counti ng Rnnui OF the old sfore.
II fsCAsH PAID FOR WHEAT,
August 4, le59--l4f y ". 81 tss,r. r. suLlAH'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06

EESee M. STEAK's advertisement IN to.
:. :, days paper. MiKh Is 4 gentleman, aud
Z will furnish you all kinds Of animal food
- ofthe best quality, and for the most rea.
srtA sonable prices. ir,i e,saf ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06
DR. NGANhXs

=
OF NEW YORK.
formerly ysieisn 70 the yew YORK Hospital: mem
Der ofibe Gated States Eslertie Medical AssoSiA-
Author Of New Work on the Causes and
treatment nrCo q mpliob Cancer and
all disease OF the Lungs. Throat,
PiooA Liver Nerves skin Eyes. Ears, DE-, Ae., &C.
Will aAKE MS MKT MONTHLY VISIT TO
ASTER.
ON Tuesday, oct. 4th is60'
Ne vii, arrive on the ar.t Train going weS, and re-
main "a hOufS. He will alsD, visit obee
every month through the year.
mr. NAxLy has had an extensive experience o. more
than twenty yssrs 10 county praTT,e T ssS % ps,sSe
nbiR Having aIso spent several ysars among the
indians. has had ample opportunity 10 become per
sosa,s uEed by The "MedirIne Men" ofthe diserent
Tribes He viii treat all the diseases ihat hesh s
heir 10. hi. medicines Are soIpo'eS nSaa.s SssS
A. ihe vT,odness Of Cod believe that for every
mala5y there Is found So ouf own soil sure npd
Cancer incipient consumpiio.- serofula. Rheuma-
ism, Fts. Salt Rheum. and all diseases o. uhe Eye.
Ear. Skin, Nerves. Throat Lungs, dyeI sSa
is durable.
Cures warranteal ExaminatIoh Free.
| Hour. Of consultation from sio Q eaeh day. Dr..
NASTY will visit this town onee every montn
hs ofa Ho.pstaIin New YORK 10 be conducted
hy Dr. MsnLr upon the prineipie oI !hs ne~ sehooi.
Sdaeases In ne coieEe oF Phys,cisns ana sesseohs
In New York. and fot mAhy years pTaetieed tne
lsho.,I sxatem,', About 10 years since, he befeme
eoavieced ofthe great superiority Of Eeleetiei. and
such has been his sueees. frOm that nme. ~ Ins
ehi OF many thousandeanes oflinHering aIseas
~. 70 enable him 20 warfAht enres. IN asprlt OF
eou0depee which only knowledge can give. Dr. MAN
~ viii be happy TO operate Tor the removal o. en-
iIa,~ad Tonss fumofs. Cataract. an fof hearty all
ldIsssres REQ uiting Surgical interferenefs
Atfhoheb Il !. mt the mode of the
nan,or viii when desired. describe 70 bic patients
their d,seases without asking any qnestioL. he has
io hisday book. the hsmseof tnnny kundred patent.
uity Who have been cured within The pesi
ree months after being pronounced hopeiess by The
old Schoo rhe names and addresses ofthese patient
Si * given Afdesred. 70 enable the reAdef % OBJ
i ltn me deiaiisof the ense. lr MANJE Will bring
with him more Than hundred bags Of roots &c.
fresh fro the dlRkine.. sith xhieh he III, trsppij
Lancaster Nay y 1882 n -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06

FIRE Woaxs,--H. P. DlEHt, the cele,
broted oinciunatiP yrotechnist'w;ll be Lere
during the Fair, and give Us another
splendid display Of Fire Works on Friday
evening. Oct. 14th. Our citizens will
remember what universal delight his Tor
msr, exhibition sfordeds
ia'a Bring a quarter and see a magnificent
display Of Aurora Borealis Or.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-20

>erl@trCcue %&oorcR crbirlt iprbcn per Dnmpfi9if
unp podctbOpt 98m. s.. &ylcr, ais:
800 SblS. Glo 9lYc uup Common gBGiotcY.
200 n 6rcnd OrnupY, Sin NIB 9tunl.
100 n NI0lo9o lno Nprtpcin.
% SortS Sunh unp yagcr 3inijin8.
10 y lemons.
100 n SY Gartpnatc Spbd.
90 y - Gables @junppmprr Sea.
30 hnltc &rrc5 &lnf Sea.
zoe GroB 1cic8ropb, GOunp 8ppo uno Gbau9bai
MtatthrG.
100 - 9cmHtltc elmer.
zoo %prts Nnpcr uro Golgntc8 Stard.
9otatote, Onions, Gorfiib, Jtib, Salt, @us4r, Suts
ter, G9erie, yaro, 8ocpn, Spitcs, Napcr, Gubc,
Mtealurt, Cigars, Gcrto9c, SIafina, Glpur &C. &C.
&luE riclt ~Soarcn itno friiM uno upn better Suo-
ltt1t Hnp )orrfanft ]ptcicltcn gu cen ~biligitcn Wretleu
9S m. 8. GYlcr,
SG9cltinIe Gjrpccr, Nropilipu anb
yiQurr Dealer.
Il. Gtra6c, smtiArn Gary nnp @(aiu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-20
%i,tgcr ~J(gstnwcuur

NuN w,@Hria.ncsg NVt.'gmn nGuc Girmit ur Wodriht. Sof
Is '@e'l c"t 1.l,i"t fell. ua9Wtt.,H &1tjnptiu crbaltcn babe,
1.NH Nd.t. JH lat@..!g.H !a.H mo tN th az 81 % rr GJGQpne
y%.AiE. Sptn MUutr,
!'.'I gutbcrtpml.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-20
9llth rem 0jciono:

OrrG,& brit!i2r4c5 Z1aienur
sur 3jctrnj Ter y'2}c jir bic HGcjDnatt5 WHA;uEc.
aN5J Tltrt rpH 40 GljtB.tlcrn pr9 Gnra &rycm9.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-20

N;tr0ui:
%D'm;idAc@ 332tiona!lieS,
%orBttraJtu vom garner 6rreocn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-04
The Signk.

These who read the Opposition papers ct this
time vail observe that the country in imminent dan
Eer-nOt from the Foreigners Dor the POpe-but
from the DisuniOnisls. plot is on foot TO break
Asunder the tie that binds Us tc gelher as nation
Let the mother press her babe more closely to her
bosom; let the fears of the patriot be awakened and
LEI ali, ali rush to he standard of the Opposition
Tor dire cslsmilies upon Us!
This startling intellinence reached US by lest
nights mail from New York, and was announced in
that clty by the Hon. JoRS MINOR Boris to a very
large cOncourse Of anxious listeners Who are these
bloody dlsunionis,s7 Where do they come from?
Thee questions having been asked by Mr.. BORIS
himself, he proceeded 10 answer them as follows:
/ am happy to say that there is but one party in
this country divided and subdivided as We are, in
Which that class OF recognized found;
and that Is the party Which aims par excellence"
10 De the National paTty-the only party ''that
rave the Union" The State Rights Republican
Democratic Iarty"-God save the max. No man
that belongs 10 The Wing party-nO man that be-
longs to the American party-Ro that belongs 10
the RPU5tt On party, so tar as ! know-nO man that
belongs TO the great Opposition party-is an advo-
este for disuDionl for the moment he becomes cons
taminAtcd tainted with this foul and odious aud
detestable heTesy, he falls Of the ranks of the
OPPOSITION party, and walks straight into the ranks
OF the imposition party, Wbere he can ind SYmpa
thy aid and comfort from his brother Democrats
and this Of itself is enough TO brand that party
with suspicion and disIrust, and TO arouse the en-
erRes OF every patriotic heart TO froWn down upon
them as and dangerous political organIza>
ION.
This announcement did not produce the conster-
nation We supposed. TIE papers describe the au-
dience rather pleased, as indicated by rspturols
applause. Pleased TO hear from the lips of Vir-
ginisn that all the danger to the country was the
work Of 9 Southern party, and that no man who
belongs TO the Republican psrty could be charged
with such evil designs. He saw no disunion ten
denotes in the higberlaw doctrines of Mr.. SEWARD
none in his more recent declaration that the
present organisation CT the government could not
last that the States must be ali slave or all free
he saw no disunion tendencies in the fanatcism of
GREELEY, GIDDISGs, HALE. SUMNER s Co. The
whole danger was with the disuniOn Democracy al
the South.
But Mr.. Boris was hopeful, therefore we hear Of
no change in the stock market. He thinks the
Democratic party is disOrganized, and thus appeals
to the patriotism Of hii Northern hearers:
"The Democratic party is now routed, It's lines |
broken, its forces scattered. Va the Republican
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-04
HTarShaII's Notice,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE


"THEREAs, petition has been filed in the District Court
Wv United for Middle District Tennessee,
first Of March, 1852 by H. Murphy against
boat Delaware, her boats tackle, apparel and furniture
against all lawfully intervening for their interest
for the and the said petition
Whereas by the permission thereof joint be has
in the said District Court the 2d day OF March 1859 by
drew Dongsn and Others against the said Steamboat Delaware
her boats tackle apparel and furniture and
lawfully intervening for their interest therein
in the said libel mentioned and is prayed the
petiOn and the sand libel that issue against the said
Steamboat Delaware, her boats tackle apparel and furniture
and that all be admonhea and general
special and appear before the said Court on the 18th day
OF March, le59 there to the premises and
allegations in that behalf
Now therefore, Pursuance Of the monons seal of
the said Court directed delivered above
toned do hereby give public notice all persons claim
ing the said Steamboat Delaware her boats tackle apparel
furniture or in interested tueren that
appear before the said District Court be held city
Nashville in and for the Middle District OF Tennessee Satur
day. the 18TH day Of March, 1859 10 o'clock forenoon
OF that day-if be Court day-otherwise Cosr
day thereaerhen and there premises and to
make their allegations in that behalf
Dated ID day OF harcn, 1889 J. B. CLEMENTS,
T. 8. Marshal for the Middle
mb4-dtd District of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-04
MaPshaI'S Sale.

virtue of two wrs of er acias directed from the
Circuit Court OF the United States, which founded
judgments rendered in said
1885, wherein Wilbur Scott were plaintiffs and B. W. Fall
and E. D. Payne were defendants and Morgan Vance plain
tiff and the said Z. d. Payne defendant will sell At the
Court House door in the city Of Nashville, Saturday. 10th
day of April next all right title, claim OF the said
defendant T. d. Payne in and to the following lots in or sd
joining the said city Of Nashville Lots O. TO- 10
49, II and Is all fronting 100 feet and IS feet the side Of
lot No p all situate and lying that part city known
Bells Survey, Charlotte pike. Also, lots Nos.
lying in g. W. g. Paynes plan Cherry street, South Nash
ve and fronting said about 40 feet adjoining
lot All Of which said lots, have been levied upon will be
sold the property Of said defendant to satisfy said
This third day Of March, 1859. mh4-dtd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-04

The New York Post says that old newspapers and
old pamphlets illustrating relating to American
history, rising in value, and those who possess
them make mistake in not classifying and preserv-
ing them. The indefatigsble book collector, Mr..
CHARLES B. NORToS, of that city, tells US that these
documents are now sought after snd bought with
esgerness by large ana increasing class of men
This is good sign. During the last half century
numerous valuable works haze been destroyed by
their minimizing owners, impressed with The notion
thsts mouldy, and perhaps worm eaten volume,
with long SIS and quaint title pages Gao be of very
little value at the present day. To such beaighted
individuals we would address earnest exhortsIion
to refrain from the destruction of any printed work,
no matter how Insignificant it may appear.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-04
Christian Yaunee
Administrators Notice

URIAH JACKSON, Administrator de bonis Of the
estate Of Henry Myers Decd having suggested
the County Court Of Humphreys county the insolvency
the estate Of hs said deceased do hereby notify all having
claims against said file them with the Clerk
before the LIST of September next duly authenticated
the law directs, for pro rata distribution. they will
barred. This, the LIST day Of March, 1853
msrch4-E4tf URIAH JACKSON, Admir-, &c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-04
MarsbaI's Sale

N the 18th day of March ins Board of the steamboat
Delaware At the upper wharf, in Nashville Tenn, will
in pursuance order Of the District Court for the
Middle Tennessee in the Of McEnns Co. against
steamboat proceed sell the said Steamboat her machinery,
boats APPAREL tackle and furniture the bidder pub
lie vendue the purchaser being required onehrd Of
purchase money cash, and give with good security
payable Bank for the equal instruments
and eight months This Cd day of March, 1859
j. CLEMENTS, U. S. Marshal
mh3-td. for tie Middle District Of Tennessee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-04

Washington letter writer, referring to the re,
port that Mr. BUCHANAN desires the re-nominat alton
of his party for the President, says:
Aglin and again, on every possible occasion, he
disayows with contempt and ridicule his supposed
aspirations for a second term of office. ''Two old
me1." he says, myself and Lewis Csss if We live
so long, will quit this city the 9th of March,
1861, with much lighter and les, burdened hearts
than We bore with US on coming here"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-04
DR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOB PRIVATE DISEASES.

M5@ Dr. King, formerly Of New York for the last fouI
SAtsesS years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and who has
voted his attention ment Of private diseases for
thirty years datters himself, having attended TO practice for
many wears and cured many thousands, he Is enabled
ali diseases Of private nature. matter how bad gy
from djueoious mgal treatment, from nsgldct Of their
o Dr. Kings Dispensary is No. - Dsadec street
Cherry and the square where he all diseases prVat
nature.
ovoRHEL cured without nsucious medicine inerfergno
from business.
sTRCRuRE old recent date, efectuay cured in es
avs ny operation which causes pain. Where Sctur
exists health be enjoyed Perhaps disease
more mischief and undrrniues constitution much
SYPHILIS ali the diseases Of the skin, growing out Of
lect or bad treatment NJ ectually cured in days
SgNAJ WEAKNESS particular attention having been given &c
this disease and all the growing o.; Of it, bough
on In many by the destructive habits Of incO1sderAt
excessive ndui ence Of the passions neglect
which will undermine the constitution, rsu1erDgths subject Upfi
Tor business society, and causing premature old
Females who may be abong with any difficulty Of the Won
assurels Ct immediate relief
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating their viii
fee enclosed DR.. A. King No. - Dearick
Nashville, Tennessee will have the medicine sent
address, with necessary directions strict secrecy observed
Office hours from O'Clock in the morning until Sin the eEenn
~ Er-rTu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-04
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.

TgNHR splendid passenger steamer 3. NJ. RUNYAN
MILLER, Master. will leave for the above and klea
all intermediate landings Saturday, the 5n inst, at
O'clock P NJ. For freight passage apply board or to
mh2 II. II. HARRISoN,l ..
A HAMILTON. neeh's...
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-04
namocratlc NLeetinE.

The Democracy of Davidson county are reminded
tAst there will be meeting Of the Democracy next
Monday, March 7th, for the purpose of appointing
delegates to the State Convention on the 18th.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-04

TIE EFFECT OF Low DUnEs.-The manufacturing
interest SEEING to be doing quite as well at this mo-
ment ss the commercial The mill owners do not
halt behind the merchants in the revival of business
For this we have he authority Of the Tribune,
which said the other day-0n the 4th Of this
month
1.-The past two months have been almost uuPGr
alleed in the activity of the domestic goods market
The past week has been more active even than its
predecessors
If we inquire into the Of this activity, We
are tod by the same authority in th> same article
1.-The position of the manufacturing interest Is
stronger Than ever before. The almost uniform oP'
preston from tariff enactments have foreei them
into economical methods aud systems, which has
not ouly greatly reduced the cost manufacturing
but has turned their attention to greater diversi-
ty of fabrics. Many Of the mills have been reno
waited by the introduction Of new machinery
adapted to fee yarDs and are supplying tho marke
which has heretofore been supplied by the foreign
loom
This is precisely what we have always contend
cd for. The mill owners talk of oppressive enae.
me5ts,' yet see how admirably these enactment
work. The mill owners are not favored as greatly
as they desire, and accordingly they make q chit
to get on most prOsperously in spite of what the.
/ call low duties NJ Y. Post.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-04

GROCERIES.
VETE are receiving q The largest and most desirable
~ stock Of Groceries offered 70 the trade I h0HsS
in the city, TO wit:
s. hhds New Orleans Sugar;
$50 bags do Do Coffee;
20 taFr-ls Plaataiion Noiassss.
Is D. do DO aoI
as boxes Star Candles;
luGO ksgs assorted Nails
50 boxes TaiOW Candles; 4
40 barrels Crushed sugar. J
- boxes W Il Cheese;
- do ED do
eco barrels whisky all brands;
% casks Imported French Brady
de Holland Giri
$50 boxes Family Soayi
$50 boxes Fresh Raisins
lOO Z. DO do do
IS 4 Do DO Do
$50 boxes Fresh Cove Oysters;
1l65 BAGS Fine Salt
40 90 Coarse do
$500 COO Cigars. al brands;
is boxes Chewing Tobacco, all grades.
With many other articles 10 mentiOn all Of Which
y will ell at unusually Low prices To cash dealers
ierIa-ff FISHER, WHELESS & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-04

ENASH PAID for Bacon Lard, Wheat Fruits, Com,
" Oats, and ell kinds of Western produce, No. 10 Broad
strset, Nashville, Tenn. IRWIN CO.
janp-dtW6Ew #
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-04

TENHE light draught steamer HU DSoN, Ridenou, - .
Master will esyei above and all liter 49,
landings Saturday, the 5th instant, at 10 -
O'Clock, P NJ For freight passage apply board or to
mh4-9t H. II. HARRISON, Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-04

From GEORGE s. BLACKIE, A. NJ NJ D., Professor OF Bot
and Natural History in the University Of Nashville
February, %, 1859
Slows S. ULLN.s Esq-DeGr Sri havs-had NOR.
years experience Natural her Indicator and have
its action with interest Il has orally been
for have foretels the weather with
glad add testimony to that Of your
you establishing for cheap
and reliable instrument. yours, respectfully, &C.,
GEORGE 5. BLACkIE, NJ. D.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-04

SSOLACE.-AndersOn's Eine-Cut Tobacco, in Cans and
- Paper Packages. Virginia Pocahontas Smoking Tobacco
In bales Just received By mill J. ". LANGLEY CO,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-04

Lieut. Col RICHARD OWEN n. D.. Professor Of Gesl-
ogy and Chemistry the University Of Nashville,
September -, 1858.
l. g. ULLXAN Esq Ds1r r: After carefully adjusting
Of the seed vessels in their boAs and making the ndcs
with each other given point, hhsnge the dialD
atmosphere found them, during
may MONTHS peculiarly sensitive ali Hygrometrcal changes,
required conhencs in their indications because they
fuer compared them the eriOd with hair Hy grom
part u The time with Mason HygOmetr he wet and
dry bub and found the plants give hs ndetoRs those
two instruments.
Being thus excellent Dyometsrs, not liable to be broken
dsaanged we'll cheap enough to be within the reach Of
farmers and th5 community generally think ali persons who
buy your instrument will be satisfied with the purchase.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-04

NTOTICE.s-By virtue of n Deed Of Trust
executed to ne By J. ". bradford the f7h day Of March
fs5 duly registered the Registers ooe Of Davidson
county will expose sale the Sh day o. March, A. D. 1859
premises 81 tho ht and title tst J. W. Bradford has
Iarge FIGURING Sill, Machhsry. &C.
Broad and strec toseheT with the the ound
sale cash, aad the equity redemption sI rsy
Eaivei the deed. ANDREW EWING.
fehg1-3ti. Trugtfe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-04
The kansas Gold mlnes--An Impartial

The Kansas Gold Mines--An Impartial
View.
correspondent Of the St, Louis Republican.
writing from Au-aria, under date Of January 18th,
says:
In regard to the gold mines, would say that
have taken much pains gather ell the information
possible, and being trader here have oppoT-
iunity Of talking with men who are prospecting in
different sections of the country have also visit
ed the mines where The few who work are engaged,
and have travelled the whole length of Cherry Creek.
Al FIRST had but little faih but from all the nfOr-
matt n can get, what have seen and heard, |
believe the mines will pay from two to fifteen dol
lara per day TO an industrious miner. No rich leads
have yet been found, but each day of my sojourn
here new developments are made, and am now led
to believe that this will prove good mining coun-
try 1t does not resemble any part of the Califor'
mia mines which have worked, and holds no CONS
psrison to that country. Yet gold is found in fiat
prairies AID high banks. 1t is very fine and drift
gold; and the most experienced miners are CONS
pletely baf1ed in accounting for it. To this, how
ever, let me add that have met men who said they
had prospected thoroughly and had not found any
mines which would pay; they are tired of the eoun
try and some have left, diSgusted with it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-04
FOR new ORLEANS.

TTNHE splendid passenger steamer NASHVILLE, -
BOYD, Master, will leave for the above and slss1nsA
all intermediate ports SATURDAY, the 9Th -
instant, - O'clock NJ. For freight passage apply
board or to A. HAMILTON, } .,sr,s
mh4-2t H II. HARRIS0N,l Ase''
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-04

HUNGARIAN Grass seed .---Wohaye aye stock
Of this justly celebrated Grass Seed and have uced the
price 81 IS bushe l. IA superior the billet
70. hay, and will Yield equally as we'll
feb27 din. ARhsTRONG 4 CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-04
FOR LOuISVILLE

TENHE light draught regular packet steamer TEM- 80
PEST, D. G. PLRR, Master, will leave as above
and all Intermediate landings, Thursday, the 81
IL o'clock, NJ For freight passage apply board or TO
mh2-2t II. H HARRISON, Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-04

J. l. RIDDELL NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry In the Unlver
sty Of louisiana concerning this plant. says;
New Orleans March g. 1853.
L. g. ULLgIN EaqDedT Sir receive them the 18th Dec
1857; they wonderfully delicate, aud believe reliable