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The Shasta courier., 1853-11-12
From Peru.

By way of Panama ne have dates from Cal-
lao to the 25th Sept.
The glowing reports from the newly discoy-
cred gold regions of tbs Amazon continue high
ly interesting. gentleman writing to the Ii
ma Commercio says the gold washings are very
abundant, and in order to take out the gold moth
ing more is necessary than to wash the sand,
one man being able TO extract with ease pound
weight Of the precious metal daily. This seems
more credible than the statements frst reported,
that men were easily procuring twenty. thirty,
| and even forty pounds per day from the sand in
the beds of the streams. AS numerous persons
throughout this portion Of the State, sse think
ing of visiting this Ell Dorado. we publish
the following portions of an article from the
AAa of the 9Th inst -. lae
A careful examination of all the sources Of in
formation within onr reach, jncnes US to think
that no reliable evidence with regard to the
lately discovered gold mines has yet bnen pre-
sented The fact that the leading paper OF Pc
ru up to the Is, OF October, has said little or
nothing about this discovery is sufficient TO sng-
gest the grayest doubts. We have before n
letter from Capt. Edgar Wakemap, dated Paya,
Sept. 80. Capt. Wakeman has returned from
Australia, and his attentian has been strongly
drawn to the Amazon Valley, and he will prob
ably be one of the pioneers in steaming mp that
great river; and in his letter he refers to the
wonderful advantages OF the valley. and yet in
Payta, one of the Ports nearest to the reported
discoveries, it appeares that little or nothing
known of the mines, for Capt. Wakeman does
not allnde to the subject in his letter. He says !:
/" have seen several gentlemen from the valley
of the Amazon, and If one-third of what they
say is true, it is the richest and finest country
earth"
We would advise persons to think twice be-
fore they leave these mines for those of the Am
azon. Those mines are more than four hundred
miles from the coast of Peru. and can ouly be
reached from this side by excessively toll
some journey across the Andes, and over road
of the most horrible character majority of
California miners who visited Australia have re-
GREETED that step, and we are persuaded that
those who leave Cor the Amazon will find them
selves in the same unpleasant predcament.
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-12

Gov. RIGLER.-Dr. John F. Morse, formerly
editor of the Union, in speaking of the men who
nobly rsked their lives to alleviate The disresses
of their fellow citizens, when the cholera VAS
prevailing in Sacramento in 1850. pays the fol
lowing handsome tribute to Gov. Bigler We
find it in the history Of Sacramento, published in
Colville's Directory =
''But in CONSTRUCTED and hurried sketch like
this, there is no space for the incorporation Of
names that are written in the pages OF individual
memories and, as we believe, recorded in the
lndeslructible roll of Heavens favorites. But
we will mention name. our motive for which
will be readily acknowledged more as the ex-
torton of trnth than the result of partizan par
tlality. That name is John Bigler, the present
Governor Of California. This man. with strong
impulses Of sympathy. could be seen in every
refuge OF Distress that concealed tue miseries of
the dying and destitute.
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-12

From OREGos.-The Oregonian says the over
land immigrants have nearly all arrived. The
whole number is as follows: s:-Mep, 2.630 !;
Wives, s9s; Boys, 1908; Girls. l515-total {, >
449. 1t will he seen, says the same journal,
that the girls outnumber the boys los, which is
an interesting item to the young men, as many
of the girls of sufficient age and size for the
matrimonial market.
The arrival of stock is as follows:-Oxen,
9,077; Cows, 6,5lS; Horses, 2, ,009; Mules, 1927 !;
Sheep, 1,500; Wagons, 1869. This does not
include those who turned off the southern route
or those who crossed the Columbia at Walla
Walla, on the Puget Sound route. Thus it will
be seen that the overland immigration will
amount this year to over 1000 souls.
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-12

~ Kit Carson, Maxwell aud several o,bar
old nountaineers, left Los Angeles some davs
since for Santa Fe
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-12

20 we nave two communications in our
drawer about Sites Deep Hole-one from .'49''
and the other from .'Quiz"-and which are,
crowded out this week by press OF advertise
ments. With the sent of the authors we will
not publish them at all, as they can he produc-
1--WE OF butvery doubtful service to any of the
parties concerned
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-12
BANKING.

We do a banking business of Deposit only.
Checks on any OF our offices in this State arc a
soll at mar by
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-12

A FLoURING MILL.--We understand that
Messrs. Bull, Baker s. Co., Gen. Reddington
and Mr. Williams, have made all the necessary
arrangements for the erection, next season, of
large steam Flonrine Mill at Red Bluffs. The
building will probably be of brick, and will con-
tain four run of stones for grinding -four. and one
for crushing barley, &c. The order for all the
necessary machinery has already been sent on
to the east, and Mr.. Williams, the contractor, is
confident OF having the mill in operation as early
as next June. The farmers in this section of the
country will doubtless rejoice in the certainty of
the erection of this mill in time for their crops
OF the next season, as they thereby assured
of ready sale for all the wheat and barley that
they can produce. We shall expect therefore
to hear OF onr farmers putiing in large crops this
fall. We trust they may do so, as we are quite
sure that they will receive handsome remune-
ration for all of the labor thus bestowed. The
merchants of this place purchase little short of
two hundred thousand dollars worth of -four per
year, the greater portion of which amount of
money may remain in our midst, if our farmers
choose TO raise the necessary amount of grain to
supply the market That they can do So no one
acquainted with the quality and extent of our
wheat growing lands, can for moment doubt
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-12

THE EMPIRE KARN AND CORRAI.
For Lease or sale.
TNHIS OLD AND WELL KNOWN COR.
Il raj is for lease or rent on reasonable
erns for four or six months. The hay in The
barn would be sole with IT, Or
The entire property including Barn. Corral.
md binding ln, Main street wunld be dis.
posed ot. j. &. DOLL
Shasta, No Is, 1853. nla.f
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-12
CRAM. ROGERS e. co.

NAh|ut xtOoCho W.
We send regularly to Weaver Yreka, Jack
sonville aud Oregon. gsss-.ss.ss.ssszs
Checks drafts on us can be obtained At any
of their offices. Aha
E. W. TRACY, Agent.
Shasta, November 12 1853. nI3-tf -,
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-12

CRAM, ROGERS a cos EXPRESS, -
To scOtssburxh and Goose Bny. ? .s4t
q HA CRAM, ROGERS s.
43E& CO.. will hereafter for
.zE--->sS>-Ss-@ ward weekly Express
in charge of onr regular messenger, TO Scotts-
bursh, Goose Bay. Elktown Gardner, and Ump.
quah city, ria Jacksonville and Winchxsisr,
U. Il. 2f
All business in the Express line promptly at.
tended to- 't u
MERRITT, ODENHEIMER & CO,
4Ae Agents, Scottsburg.
Shasta, Nov. -, 1853. nl2-2m
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-12
DESSOE.ETaON.

TNHE COPARTNERSIiIP HERETOFORE
d existing between the undersi gncd. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
GEORGE w. REED.
JOHN ELLIS.
Shasta Nov. 12 1853 nl2-3iN
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-12

WHITE RLANKETS:
WHOSE IN WANT OF A FINE OR Me.
L dunn quality of White Blankets, would
do we'll to call ut HULLUB Il ISAACS
Nov. '12. In
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-12
BARLEY: :: BARLEY!

roo BAGS Or BARLEi in los TO sni,, Tor
sale los" Apply to } e. DOLL.
Shasin. Nnv p If
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-12

sTOEAGE---gSAg PEsGOF WARE
REFsCase.
NOR SALE CHEAP, OR STORAGE TA-
4 ken. The location is perfectly secure from
fire. Apply 10 J, 6. DOri..
Shasta Nov -. It
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-11
FOR SALE.

OF fronting "a feet on lower College ST. running bac
IL 1873 feet Two houses on the lot which rent for S2l
| year, price $500.
Lot 82 feet Franklin Turnpike in Preston Hays add
| ton.
ALSO, 200 ofand in Smith county, miles from
Lebanon. For fertility the land be surpassed being
principally creek bottom about 100 cleared and in
high state of cultivation, the balance finely timbered.
The improvements consist OF good frame dwelling ne
gro houses barn. stables &C., and Saw and Grst Mills and
Carding Machine, constructed to run either by
water.
ALSO 81 acres of land in Edgefeld ON the Gaatiu
Turnpike opposite Mr. r. Houstons lot There is on the
lot a goad frame house. Kitchen, negro houses &c
ALSO As of land Springfield road "A miles from
Nashville
ALSO 80 acres of land adjoining the property of w r.
Lucas.
ALSO acres ofand on the Noensvlle Turnpike splen-
didly improved
ALSO 30 ofand miles from the city on the Rail
Road.
ALSO, the large Brick Warehouse on College street.
known the Port Royal Mills Depot.
ALSO acres of land in Sumner county near Castilian
Springs.
ALSO, tract ofand in Sumner county on Cumberland
river, containing 100 acres known the Sumner Paper
Mills the buildings were erected for apaper mill and
well constructed for that purpose. Price $1,000
ALSO acres of ground in Edgefeld opposite the prop
erty of Gen. S. X. Anderson
ALSO finely improved lot next to Mrs Pok's front
ing So feet on Vine street. lao feet Deep
ALSO, acre and poles ofground the State Hosp
tal-improvements good.
ALSO, lot of Gay and McLemore streets with
agood brick house containing rooms.
ALSO, very desirable farm 10 miles from Nashville,
rear the Franklin Turnpike containing 1155 acres good
two story brick dwellings and other Improvements the
place.
ALSO large fine brick house on Vine street. between
Church ard Broad Streets the lot fronts 40 feet on Vine
street.
ALSO 1000 of land the old Springfield road II
miles from Nashville Manskers Creek good dwelling and
other necessary buildings and also Steam Grst and Saw
Mills.
ALSO large brick house Church street. near the De-
pot containing II rooms besides kitchen and other
ry buildings The house is well constructed for boarding
house.
ALSO small brick house. rooms on Locust alley near
Finn grocery.
ALSO double tenement rooms each on Crawford St,
above High street
ALSO 209 acres ofand in Sumner county, mile from
Gallatin The improvements are first rate
We have also number of other lots in the city and farms
in the country, which can be bought on good terms.
GLOVER d BOYD,
april1s No. so Cherry street.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-11
MYERS & MeGILL.

DEALERS IN EVERY DESCRIPTION
Ladies and Gentlemens Furnishing and Fancy Goods,
On College street. one door South Of the Square.
VXTH Il IL Il may be found at all timesa large assort-
w ment of Wincheser's, Davis & June's, d Myers
Patent Shoulder Seam Shirts, of Linen Muslin with Lin
en- Bosoms Glngham, and French Chntz Standing and
Byron Collars, Underwear, Merino Shaked Silk CASH
mere, Yigona Cotton and Canton Flannel for ladies
and gentlemen, Gents Cloth Caters, Gloves Kid and
Silk. Buck Cashmere, Cloth, Chamois Wash Norma
Cuff Gloves, and Ladies and Genemen's Gaunets Linen
and Silk Handkerchief Stocks Ties Waterfords Albert
De Jonvles plain Embd and selEadusing Cravats-
Scfs Black and White Satin Ties Shoulder Braces Sus-
penders Silk, Woolen and Cotton Night Caps Oil silk Bath
ing Caps for Ladies and Gentlemen. Monsy Rid no and
Strengthening Belts, Robe de Chambre Umbrellas Walk
ing Canes Riding Whips Trunks, Sole Leather Vases,
Carpet Bags, Satches Dressing Cases Work Boxes Toi.
lets, Opera Glasses Porte Monies, Fans, Writing Desks
Cigar Cases. Flasks Travelling Companions Razors and
Razor Strops Combs Brushes Good years Gum Goods
Perfumery. Bottles Pocket Cutlery &C. and
large assortment of other articles usually kept b Fur
nishing Stores.
~ Wehaye made arrangements with friends at the
North to forward Goods received by them
therefore shall have goods here in lessan ten DAYS
from the New York Custom House.
MYERS & McGIILlS
Furnishing Store, College street, door South of the
Square, Nashville Toct11
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NASHVILLE STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
JAMES SLOAN, Proprietor.

MARKET ST. OPPOSITE JOHNSON HoRNE TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
NASHVILLE TENN.
Marble UarerOODlS ut tie 0H Sand Corner Of Summer and
Spring Streets.
TIAVING made extensive enargements in my Marble
/ Works. my facilities such that | execute all
kinds ofwork in the most tasteful manner and the latest STYLE
cheap it be dope in any of the Eastern Cities
BY calling at my WaeToOms the of Spring and
Summer streets, specimens may be which will enable
persons ojudge for Themselves which is the best method
Having hand all kinds of Marble from Feast Tennessee
Also fine assortment of Egyptian, Italian and American
Marble which will sell low to the trade, wholesale and
tall finished or in the rough state.
A large assortment of MONUMENTS, TOaBS, BAPTIsMAL
FoUNTs URNs, VASES GARDEN FIGUREs GRAVE STONES &C.
carved and leered to order FURNITURE MARBLE executed
TO order aud sent any part of the Southwest cheap
it can be pocuredtrom the East Also, MARBLE MANTgLs
of every description plain carved BUILDING SroNE sold
Wholesale and Retail.
All orders left at WareRooms on the of Spring
and Summer Streets will meet with prompt attention My
friends generally will find it TO their interest to call and
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere Thankful to
my old friends and customers for their liberal patronage
hope by strict attention to business to merit continuance
of their favors.. JAMES SLOAN,
Corner offspring and Summer streets Nashville
feb1g-lV
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GOODS TIC SUIT rBg MILLI0Nr1

Unhearu OF bargalns at the Empire CIothlng Store
No. 5. on the South side Of the PtAc Square frst door
East Of ". W. Berry d DenaooiHSs LrHgst0re
w ILL offer to the citizens and surrounding country suf
w great inducements to purchase at wholesale Hay-
ing established facilities for the importation weekly from
manufacturing establishment of the largest supplies
MADE CLOTHING brought 70 this city Our stock ogoods
manufactured of superior Cloths Cassmeres Linens
Vesngs and large assortment of Shirts Suspenders and
Gentemens Furnishing Goods We do not deem it neces-
sary articles prices Weae determined to
take leading part in the trade of ihs city and counry-as
experience is sach having perfect knowledge of the
business, will not be undersOd Philadelphia New
York prices We would say the merchants in the trade
that stock is entirely and expressly made up this
market Please give call before going elsewhere and
satisfy yourselves of MOTTO sma profits quick sales
no trouble to show goods and will be undersOld
aprillI SEWEIIA ROTHSCHID & co
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Rich Spring Goods.
w. A. & JIG. McCLELLAND,

! w. As ~ y lcCLELLANDs
No. 20, PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE
RE receiving and now opening their Stock of SPRING
/ IA AND SUMNER GOODS; and, in extent and variety,
is decidedly the most attractive they have ever opened
They would call the attention of purchasers the following
with many other Goods not enumerated =
RICH DRESS GOODS.
Plaid India Silks;
Delicate Summer Silks;
Plain Rich Silks, all colors;
Berages, q"
Chaileys, Dayaderes;
Fine Linen Canbrcs, 40 to 70;
Plain and Bordered BrllIantes
Rich Organdy Muslins;
French ChntZ;
French Jaconets, from % to so cents;
LACE GOODS
Vaencienne Aces and lnSetnys Star Point Laces, Va
lencienne and Muslin Collars Cuffs and Dity Bands JAG
onett and Linen Eounces Mourning Robes Plain Mourning
LINEN AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
IRISH Linens, Linen Sheeting Damask Table Linens and
Napkins Fine Birds Eye Diaper Huckaback aud Medcaed
Towels Lace and Muslin Curtains BIeached and Domestic
shsetings' Bed Tckings,N 4 &c; s41 @c pO
The most beautiful Spring and Summer Mautlss ever
opened in Nashville Alsos SILK for Mantles.
Null Nansook Hair Cord, Striped Swiss. Checked Jace-
netts, Dotted Swiss Muslns = -
HOSIERY, RIBBONS, PANS, &c.
Blue and White Silk Hose, Thread and English Cotton
Hose, Misses Silk and Cotton Stockings beautiful Ribbons
Bonnets, Fans, Mitts, Kid Gloves
MOURNING GOODS.
Alpacas Chaeys Black and Plaid Silks Black Crapes
Berages Gnghams and Muslng blue Rept Silks, without
= = FOR MEN AND BOYS.
Cloths Cassrneres Cottonades, Drlhngs, Summer Coat
nrs Iisie Thread Shirts Linen and SILK Shirts CraYats
Pocket Handkerchefs, striped Lisie and Cotton Half
ave We viii take great pleasure in showing our Stock feel
ing assured win be abeto offer such inducenent it
regards style and prices, to be conceded by all.
w. A. Il ]. G. MeCLEL,LANDs
,sshs,.ss' .s.s nsSsa ~ ~ 1908 WI. GORDON 60
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-11
NEW ORLEANs.-A CARD.

DENJAMIN +. SHIELDS q CO., having per.
Id manenty located themselves at New Orleans offer their
services as Commission and Forwarding Merchants
and General Agents, and solicit consignments of all
kndsOf Western Produce feeling confident that they
and will give satisfaction all who their
est to their Proceeds of sales will be invariably held
sacred and promptly remted
SExtensive arrangements made for the receiving and
forwarding of every species of Merchandise reduced rates
from charges at this point Orders for Groceries and nsur
ance Risks, with he collection of Bills Drafts &C. attended
to without delay. BENZ. F. SHIELDS & co.
augi2-1y
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-11
HUNTSVILLE. Ala March Q 1870

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. March g. 1852
Dr. BLEDsoE-SIR: Judging from the certificates Won
have already advertised it viii be almost unnecesaryfor me
to add further evidence in regard the healing virtues of
your Compound; but say that for years suffered
great deal from Dyspepsia and enlargement of the speen
and thought that never would commenced tax
ing your compound about nine weeks since and have gained
% or 80 pounds, and feel about well as ever did
HENRY J. GOFF
The above medicine is for sale in every Drug Store in
the city, and most of the in the State G. ~ HEN
DERSHOTI, General Agent, for wholesaeing the med
cine - Price 81 per pint Rottle. novlS2-1vd tr
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-11
ApMTNISTRAT0R's NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given all those indebted to EBENE-
~ Fisk deceased neState, TO forward and make
payment and all having in possession any of the goods
aud chaels ofsad deceased deliver them and all those
having claims against said deceased present them proper
E authenticated by the 10th day of June next they viii
be forever barred. ID. K CLAIBORNE
march l-3mtryy Administrator
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
FAIL & CUNNINGHAM,
No. Al, CoLLEGE SrREEr, NAsHv1LLE, TEvN.

NO. ~, COLLEGE STREET, NAShNALLA, AktN.
RE in receipt of their entire stock of HARDWARE
IA and CUTLERY for the Spring Trade, and IN calling
ihe attention Of the merchants of Middle and East Iennes
se hentuc and North Alabama to their large and varied
assortment hey eel confident that it viii compare favOrG-
bly, with that oil any House in any country and when the
item Of Transportation is considered it will be found that
sefRtrt should prompt all dealers in this section of the
country to encourage home market
They also invite the attention of Backsmhs Carpenters
and Farmers visiting Nashville their OF Tools
Farming Implements &C. large stock of which they always
keep on haai
Fathers Ginseng and BeesraG taken at the highest mar
ket prices IN exchange for goods in payment Of debts
Feb. 26 1858.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-11
VOL. XIX.
u. NJ. ZIMERMAN.

@2 ]. Il. ZrMERMAE, Q
}A Wholesale Druggist and Pharmaceutigt, ~
%~ Sign OF THE LION AND MORTAR DOORS FROM -
TIE Square, MARKET ST. NASHVILLE
Have Just received by the Ia Use of water large and
nu sually fine stock of
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals,
SURGICAL, MfOwIFERY AND ANA pncAL INsTRUMENTs;
PANTS, 0ILs, WINDOW GLASS, VAeNIsHEs, SPICES,
GLASSWARE, AND SToSEwARE; PAINT, VARNIsH,
Coach ARTIST Brushes DTE-STUFFs,
PfRFUMERY Fancy AND PLAIN SOAPS;
FINE TooTH HAIR BRUSHES;
LETTER AND CAP PAPER; STEEL PESs,
INKs &c; TOBACCO, SEUFFs AID CIGARS
POWDER Shot, LEAD SAFETY fUsE; PURE
WINES BRANDIEs, SPIRITs &c; LANDRETH's GAR
DEN SEEDS; TANNERs On, BRUsHEs, LAMPBLAcK, &c.
Purchasers needing any of the above articles viii do well
10 examine the above stock before purchasing elsewhere
they viii find it extensive, of prime quality, fno ower
as low as any other House in Tennessee.
Also Sole Wholesale Agent for Ayers Cherry Pectora,
Williams PuImonic Basam Mexican Mustang Liniment,
Canton Tea Companys Teas, DIR. s. Houghtons Pepsn.
"A Ao J. VI. u. would also inform his friends, &c.
E ~ that he will hereafter be assisted in his business
tErS by AIr. MORTIMER HAMILTON, late of the
firm Of McNary Hamilton, who has been for
number of years past extensively and fayoraby known in
the Drug line.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-11
MEMpH1s AND NASHVILLE U. S. MAIL PACKETS
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

THROUGH n FIFTY TO FIFTHFINL HUUKS.
New York and Charleston Steam Packets.
7 EAVES Adger's Wharves every Saturday -i.-feF>
L afternoon aud each alternate Wednesday ~ n fr5f1a
On Saturday. JAS. Adger. l,500 tons 5e9E~-sss5yzs-
j. Dickinson Commander Marion, 200 tons, NJ. Berry
Commander.
The Scutherner, w. Foster, Commander, will leave
each alternate Wednesday Having been newly coppered
and guards raised, is in complete order.
For freight passage having elegant State Room Accom-
mediation, apply at the office OF the Agent,
CornerIlast Bay and Adgers Sou Wharves.
Cabin passage S25. SteeTage s.
n B-A ship will be placed on the Line to connect
with the Southeruer on Wednesdays iebl7-trw
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-11

Extra sets OF Weights; 100 ID weights
CaldronS, :, 80 and 81 Gallons.
Sugar Kettles of all sizes.
English Pots from To Is Gallons
Te. Kettles of all sizes.
Do, for Stoves.
Copper Toasters, with wire cylinders.
Enarneed Sauce Pans ofal sizes and best quality.
Turned Sauce Pans and Frying Pans ca all sizes
april6 SNOW MACKENZIE 4 co.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-11

~, AIINISFIIIF, tIa, IS5I.
This to certify that had suffered for many wears with
Dyspepsia and Diseases of the Liver. Physician after PI-
sclan had prescribed for without nv receiving any hen
eht when commenced the of Dr. Bedsoes Alternative
Compound, which Cured me soundly and recommend if
because OF the same happy effect upon others of NV acouant
ance JOSEPH CAROTHERS
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-11
SELFHEATrNG san TpoN

UST received few of the patent SELF-HEATIx
- SAD Irons, bywhch, with the assistance of cent
worth of CHARCOAL the Ironing for large family may b,
done in the shade under the trees and requires no large fire
in the kitchen in the heat Of Summer
april SNOW MACKENZIE co
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-11
PARJO1R CRATES

UST received few patterns of elegant PARLoR CRATES
- for which account of their beauty and superior man
utacture have received prizes at the Northern Exhibitions
These are the handsonest Crates that have beer
offered for sale in Nashville
april6 SNOW MACKENZIE & co