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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12

MUSIC STORES, ETC.

EPATENT A CTION PA N0--sE-
FoRTEs.-The satsuriber offers for sale - u ~
select stock Of sN Octave SQUARE AND1
BuDOk PIANO s0RTEs, from the celebrated nh-J d Y
nuactuy GILBERT a Of which by
tr the JeNe and Fsay Store o5uINNESs HILL No. SO
Camp street. ELIJAH Dit NBAB
tT- Fortes Tuned. dac90 6m
6S1MONS, F., Musical Ins Il um n t zallsl
~ Maker No. ls0 Bourbon street. To1ouse
ST. Peter Streets Newofieans 1F- Aecoieons repsed
the siy y, and hand Ni5lns sale.
ESIANOS AND HARPS. .-KUSTNER, ~lsIs.
y MANUFACTURER OF PIANOS AND HARPS, Y1sTAE
No s2s Camp the Orphan Asylum bgs leave
the public that he will his profession Of
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS HARRIS and all kinda aas
| s. iirzt Ua2utea at the .haa Ettottcr zSuEsl
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VIII eevr SATURDAY, lsnupty IS. at O'clock y, N.
ESOR MlLLlkEN'S BEND, ,VICKS- 0rZ s.
Il BURG, WARRENToN, SEW cARrHAGE ellAfs =
GRAND GULF, RODNEY, NATCHEZ FORT ysszx-.s sirrs
ADAMS, BAYOU SARA and BATON ROUG gulaT
Weekly Nieksbmg Packet tteainer SOUTHERN BELLE-Th'
magnificent Aun swift ruunE SOUTH
ERN BELLE Captain NJ White oays u above For frsigh
passage, apply on board Or TO
i'll SMITH FINTISTEE. s.! Toylrlg street.
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\ EDIAN0 F0RTES. subscri- --EH-
II has hand for sale
s sy9 si.f1 m 2, ~ r mos T. ,as ei,y PRINCIPALLY sP from y
GUITARS from MARTIN, with SHEET MUSIC, PRECEP
TORS Sf- For hiTeThse very good
HENRY PARSONS, 10 Camp street.
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COAST

willesve SATURDAY. January is, at o'eock p. NJ
ESOR HARD TIMES, GRAND GULF, x-y N
a RODNEY WATERPROOF NATCHEz, FORT @t$kaSttrSS
ADAMS, BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE PLAQUE
NINE, DONALD VILE and a iniermediate landlngstt lAI
NeekyNahurx racket steam AlGltEX No. 2-For EVERY
SATURDAY EVENING a5 ooThs tine, running passenger
packet NATCHE2 No. T. r. Leathers master
yee receiving freight and win leave above For
apply on board, foot o. Canal street, to
ltl9 D. r. CARROLL uuipn Row. So Car0ndclct street.
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RAILROAD Rfor We copy the following account Of an
alarming riot the Pacific Railroad from the St Loui.
Republican Of the Sd inst
Information received yesterday Of disturbance on
the line Of the Pacific Railroad which has induced the
authorities to order out military force The circum-
appear TO be these The riot originated in fight
party Of Irishmen engaged section seventeen (he
tunnel secton) and party belonging to section eighteen
Immediately beyond it,
The hostility has been increasing sometime between the
sections and they each muster several hundred men
Both parties have been preparing for conflict and have
acquired by every fair foul all the arms they
could lay their hands upon in the neghborhood whether
taken from wagons passing along the road from
and residents in the vicinity On Saturday, party Of
about sixty armed men from section eighteen, made
attack upon section The latter retreated and
took refuge in house when their assaants fred upon
them through the window killing of the number and
probably wounding others We have definite info4ma
tion Of the extent Of the attack beyond what stated
The assailants withdrew. and it Is said that an or
ganzaton on both sides Is going the fight in
more desperate and deadly In view Of this
suit and the certainty that the parties armed and
aning for the conflict the sheriff Mr. Winner the in
stance Of the chief engineer Of the road Mr. 0sulivan
has called to his assistance the St Louis Grays and the
Missouri Artillery They will be prepared leave the
of action at early hour this morning although
they have had but bief nee prepare for the service
The latest intelligence from the of disturbance is
contained in the Republican of the 4th; follows:
disturbance The St Louis Grays had arrived the
turbed grounds and encamped the junction Of
tons seventeen and eighteen the Missouri Artillery
about two miles behind but would encamp with them
vicinity Of the riots removing. Our Informant
state that great many lawess acts committed
Sunday and early yesterday but the appearance
the military the scramble seemed to be to get away
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LNIRE AND wEATHERPRooF PAINT

800 barrels and hall barrels dry OF hs celebrated BRIDGE
WATER FAINT warranted superior Mineral Paint
Try and for sale by G. C. BOGERf CO. 10 Camp ST.,
Agents iur the States Of louisiana Alabama Mississippi Texas.
Borders filled 0y the City sub-Agents price by
ocs
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I ,LoTHlNG ESTABLISHMENT

4 'LDIUING L6TABLIsHNENT.- 7. IN LUX,
" HAnFN tp 65 caast street Ne" Orleans, and 249 Pearl
-fr.s' N'wlnfE fa taBss f1 'slh Plr stock o.
CLOTHING. SHIRTS ANpFGkNIsIlNG G0jp5 o f. styles
suited ~ b roluty au4 y tI', which they paa 70 jg
t'b. rpl tsHn-. roy.s ti1aIs
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BLACK RIVER.

Will leave WEDNESDAY January 19, at o'clock ?.
NOR DARB0NNE, Sicily ISLAND, ~ -
LITTLE AND BLACK RIVERS The new L,sllkta4.sz5js
light dTsught ssnger packet ST y,
Capt John will leave the above intermediate landings
above, For freight passage, apply on board orto
iall SMITH FlMlsitki 81 s4PoydrAas'fsvtA Z
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RED RIVER.


Win lcaye wEDN ESDAY, January IL, AT O'clock p. ~
AOR SHREVEPORT, PORT CADpO, H-= -
n JEFFERSON, MONTEREY and all intermediate
laHings.Reguaf Red River Packet EC ilO-The
fT light drug gh ai packet steamer fi'
W. W Whitnber, will above. For freight 1ge apply
on board orio SMITH FlAiiS1Ek 80 Poydras street. aia
win leave WEDNESDAY January Y, at 5 O'Clock p
ESOR JEFFERSON, SMlTHLAND, ss@ -
BENTON, PORT CADDo SIiiEy EPORT and l.eht97sLSSs
anrmediait lanlng IS Re lAr Red River and Lak
Packet CLEOSA1he superior and sSt
packet CLtoNA Captain r. H. Martini will leave as above
For freight or passage apply on board, or 70
jail SMITH & &FlMlsIER 80 Poylas street
Win leave WEDNESDAY, January Il, at 5 oclock r.. NJ.
ETOR MINDEN, LAKE BIsTENEAU, ~ n
GRAND BAYOU, GRAND ECORE, AIENAN- L5At79as.s Il Il
DtsIA, GORDON'S LANDING, and all Intermediate
landnss.Regula- Rei River Packet steamer SWAMI tVA
Tho superior and wt running packet steamer SW AMP
tbA Capt Geo. r. Remer, viii leave above For freight
accommodations, board
tnll SMITH FlMlsTER, 80 Poydras street
wnl leave THURSDAY. Jauusty lS, At o'clock Pm.
kNOR SHREVEPORT AND FORT r. h.
n ToWsoS- Red vor and Lake PacteG-The liSsk -
steamer ltNAS RANGER VIM. Stocknan,
ter VIII aaye ~ above tai freight tor Henderson, ASr oprngs
Spanish Bluis hoo, ClhIhsVil Rowland, pn BoHnlG,
Pine huh and Nrght Landing Kiamtbia
Fort Iowson IN the Indian Nation; uesIof Fulton
Washington, LfwvIe and White Cfi
passage, apply on board,
d, R, CARROLL, So Caroudelet street. Union Row
jail or JAS H. DUDLEY, cor Common and Tehouponas
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IA CONT street, between Chartres ard Levee,
IT B. B.ANTosNlNL-BILLtARDT TABLES and PATENT INDIA
RUHBER CUSHIONS guaranteed superior respect all those
qsel m this time Keep. always on hand NEW AND SECOND
HAND BILLIARD TABLES aud all articles concerning the
Aso, complete the game UTO Ten Pin Alleys furnished
with PINS AND BALLS: Perons wishing to examine tree
india RUBBER CUSHIONS ueaao call al HIS establishment
Cannon VI turss Oi'r h %" 'Flv
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EIOR WABASH RIyER-New Or wy

-ar 4rl M.lah River Packet lh- api
sr ltl 81 -HHf5't H..tr4er sILAS WEIGHT
''fnt Z. C. CIl IzH, vii rfrVl1r Ii-EH
sF- For trEHt nr ls.-as", Apply ou lsarl. iv
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Wul leave on SATURDAY, Iuuulty l5 at O'Clock o.
NOR MEMPHIS IIET ENA EpI

s.'Oh MBhE mo- Hell a, I Ill ~
n AIRS POINT, MOUTH or WHITE AND AR slaskss =
KANSAS RIVERS, COLUMBIA GEEENEILLT -
GRAND LAKE ztI alI ths Bui Re MrHHh-
4aHl Packet GEM-Ta"uew and spndd passerze steamer GE5
k3rIt ihrs, will leave above. Fur
ply On board WHITE BUCHANAN 80 Fulton street i4
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W l.ayr W ~ st-s'Al -gggafF J., - o,loek r.. a,
ENDR ST LOUIS, CAIRO, IllCK- ~

VIII lssye WEDNEsDAY. January H. at 0'altloek p ~
EyOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, Mouth NJ ~
OF WHITE RIVER, NAPOLEON,VTCKSBURG t-5ft rS y
J. n! the Beri Memphis Pnrkst GEO. OL.Esss-zs=s2
iIEk-ih" sptrniii steamer Gtp, COLLIER
VIII leave above For
a s'eQlnil llgtqus, sfPIy on boa d. to
GEO. V. SHAW & co. u poy,lraai treri
orSMllH 4 flAllS TER. 50 Pbgdras siragl.
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VOLUME Y.
STEAMBOATS,.
OHIO RIPER.

Win leave WEDNESDAY, January 10 at 10 O'Clock 81,
ETOR LOUISVILLE and all inter ~ -
mediate landngs.Ths fine regular passenger .tf'g,
packet WIN. u. CLIFTON, Capt Harry spotts
will For freight apply board,
sTROTHER BROS, Agents, IS poydrhs street.
s plan Of the Cabin be and State Rooms seui hy
app 10 Agents. ial4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-06-21

4 Mr.. WINTERS had lost nearly all of his hair and
had been bald for many years; by the use of three BOT
teS 81 the NGGHctic OttqeEt haG ms bG5r entirely
sOre and has as beautula head of hair any
could wish His age is about 50 years
son OF Mr. Warren of this town. IA years of age, had
been afflicted with the Asthma from his cradle He had
the benefit of the best medical advice that loving and
wealthy father could procure, without avail II of
the most aggravated saw: he emaciaed al
most TO skeleton. By the Of few bottles of the oint
ment he NorOUqhcu and for months past has
enjoyed robust health.
This an extreme case of inflammation Of the Spleen
OF long standing has variety of treatment from less than
e9at different physicians without receiving beneitwas
cured by the Of only four bottles Of the Magnetic Oint
ment This was four months and the lady Mrs Dun
ham, Is still in good health and able TO attend TO her usual
household duties have treated two of C0aGe Sore
EgeS with the Ointment both of the patients neaity
bRd Ioneed attendant to lead them from place
place One Of them had been afflicted IS years. the other
about SyeaIs They bad tired the best physicians in the
Stale without benefit and of them had been under the
treatment of the celebrated Dr. Muzzy of Cincinnati for
eighteen months and had expended hundreds of dollars
vain efforts 10 effect They are BY of the
Magnetic Ointment nearly quite cured and able to
read and attend to any ordinary business have used the
Ointment in number efcases of Plies and in has IL
flid Of qging ae3jate y1igf and g6RerayG permanent
have also used benecally in severe cases of Ery
spelas Aud last but not least have within the last year
cured four cases of CANCER by tine of the Magnetic
Ointment alone,
From thorough trial of the Ointment in nearly every
disease for which It is recommended confidently
commend lit be one of the most useful remedies of
tered to the public. Respectfully Yours
BURTON HUBBELI, NJ. D.
Dated Jan q, 1850, Amelia. Ohio
The character this Ointment as an efficient remedy is
established in this city There quite number ndi-
viduas who ascbe their restoration to health to the Of
this extraordinary Ointment
For sale by II. G. SCOVEI.
BERRY & DESiOVIILE
mayo CARTWRIGHT 4 ARMSTRONG.
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'iS Mill differs from all others In the coLstruc lion
4 the upper Running Stone, which is composed of
French Burr Blocks, enclosed in iron which
forms the back and hoop Stone M Cast Iron Eve
al the top which is secured to the back by four bolts that
every block IN the form of dove tail which gives
srengh to Stone thanany other method which is required
hsna mills, where the stone Is with great speed aud
becomes dangerous il not strongly made IL gives
weight to stone ofsna diameter that required without
having itthick or high, that makes 1t top heavy.
his mllt is made OF in
the form Of 6ns@ with Brdgeree Spindle Baaree Ring
Driver, and Regulating Screw and grinds III on the same
principle as larIe m differing only Runner Stones
this being of great wei enables
mill now in use. This mill Is portable and attached
to steam, water, horse or hand power.
Also all sizes OF French Burr Mil Stones, Manufactured
on the same principle.
Joseph H. Burross, of Cincinnati. the inventor for
which he obtained Letters Patent For aiinnge-
mens the purchaser will be held responsible right
ofnsing.
These Mills do not require Mrcht them un; and
all that necessary 10 pat them in operation,
hand to the pulley the spindle, with drum sufficiently
large 10 tweny-fou inch Mil revolutions per
minCte, attached TO Gin, Stsam Water Power. Ry the
steady application Of two horse power the Mill will grind SIX
TO bushels per hour of good mea and will grind
as well as corn, he thirty inch MILL il put its fullest
speed, VIII grind from ten To- fifteen bushels hOlr
These mills warranted 10 be in every respect
mended.
DIRxcroxs FoR UslEe-Psce your mill about 90 from
the Driving Pulley in level position; make the belt of
Father six eight inches wide. Give Stone24o
ons minute with the Keep the neck step Of
the spindle well Oiled Place the the back the
Tanning Stone in the the Cross the Driver,
that is, the way they are trimmed 10
Refer TO Thos Patterson, ESQ., Of Highland county, Ohio.
Jesse Beal, Esq, of Clinton eoustE OhO c. S. Bradbury
Esq of Cincinnati, and q number of others.
No. 81 Broadway Nashville, Agent for Middleand East
Tennessee, J. n. BURROWS.
jan 26-d. H-w. x W. 1y. West Front st. Gin O.,
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INRASIyE SOAP.-For renoring grease tor ,ajn,
u OIL or Tarnish from silks sans brad clots CARPETS
&c, without injuring the finest fabric. For sale by
mays STRETCH L ORR
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20 Drawings forwarded to Correspondents by the first
mails after the lotteries drawn. ....
~ Correspondents viii please order few days before
the lotteries drawn. t
There large per eeutage in favor Of those purchasers
who order by the Package and the chances Of drawing
of the largest Prizes in the Scheme thereby secured
We advise the purchase Of Packages of Tickets in every
stance
~ Bank Drafts Certificates Of Deposit payable in Gold
at sight win be promptly RENTED to those Correspondents
who draw prizes at PYFER & COS
gSs Renlember-A PAekAGEof TIcKETs can drew FouR
of the most splendid prizes in a scheme
~ In order secure Fortune the cash Immediate
ly after the result known the readers of this paper have
only remit cash Drafts prize tickets to the Old Estab-
shed far famed and tra fortunate Exchange and Lottery
Brokers, .-f f PYFER d CO.,
june!-1m No Light street, Baltimore, Nd.
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MONEY! MoNEY!!

WHEREAS for period of twenty years we have diligently
studied how might best ameorae the pecuniary condi-
ton othe Human Family and deserve the applaudits of
mankind We now happy almost beyond the power of
expression, TO Inpart the JOYOUS intelligence that
THE HOUR HAS COME!
When proclaim 10 the Nations of the Earth the
completion OF extended abOTS the announcement that
We have
FOUND OUT AT LAST
The process by which riches may be easily acquired and
A MOST EXTRAORDINARY FACT
Is that we give TO the world gratis the offspring Of those
weaFisome researches, which consumed nearly
QUARTER OF A CENTURY
IN CESSATION asking for ourselves for revealing this
"0PEN SESAME
Nothing but the delightful assurance that mankind viii be
at last convinced ofthe pacteability of garnering
. A GOLDEN HARVEST
Through the medium of
PYFER & CO.
Tbs Truly Fortunate and Far-faned Lottery Brokers
No. Lig4t street. Ba5tia'ore Maryland.
Let not afew frOwns of Fortune east you down;
She were not Fortune if she did not frown
Those who in patience bear her scOrns awhile
Are those on whom, at last she most will smile.
MOST GLORIOUS SUGGEST
PfFER & co. sod and DaitL month R0lratqia
ct Prizes! ..- .....
EVERY DRAWING TELISA CHEERING TALEl
Sg5 The most successful method 10 draw Prize is to
Purchase Pacdge The experience of every dag strength
ems this declaration
No such lrord as Fair at Pysr d Cos.
,=B Forward your orders without delay
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rTNHE undersigned would respectfully in ,@SSsss-z
i form their friends and the public that
they have taken the old stsnd of c. Watson, No. 81
Deaderiek ST. where they intend TO carry COACH MAX
ING in all its branches WeWil keep constantly hand
assortment Of Carriarcs which We will dispose Oh
reasonable terms. Carriages of every description made "a
order promptly Repairing done reasonable terms and
the public may rely upon getting their work when promised
Work entrusted viii be warranted to be OF the best
Workmanship and materials.
s-4g- g-BLACKSMITHING.-ETer description of BLACK.
SMITHS W0KK executed IN the oest liberal
terms. -....
s-zs~H0RSE SH0ETNG.-We have 10 our employ expert
enced HORSE SH0Eis and the public may reyon getting
their horses shOd in the neates All woFksrt
our care will be under the iInme iae supenrtz-ds q
the Proprietors and pains expense spared give
sfacon ALL We respectfully solicit fI0n the public
liberal share Of their patronage.
feb 2-ly reCRAM x SHEPHERD. =
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DIR. WM. McLANE,
INDIAN AMI GERMAN Rnnr nncrnp

"
DESPECTFULLf announces 10 the citizens of Nlshyik
III and vicinity, thai he has returned again after resi-
dence OF fourteen years in the South and peranentyio
Gated himself in South Nashville at the corner of Wash
ngton and Pearl Streets where he may at all times be fun
by those who may wish to consult him.
lie has in his possession many certificates from men
eminent standing certifying the permanent cure Of the
most distressing OF the following diseases viz-Ner
Aectous Liver Complaints Dyspepsas .Chills aud
Fever, Pleursies Asthnas Colds Coughs Incipent Con
sumptOns, Kheumatsnls, Weak Lungs Fits Dropsies
Cancers Ulcers ScrouIou Hemoptass of the Lungs and
other HnOrage DiahGa Diseases of the Kidneys Mer-
cial and fenereal Tants of the Blood Diseases of Chill
system.
during his residence the South he attended 10 over ten
thousand different cases all of which he treated with more
than Ordinary success
DR.. Mclane hopes from his much experience in the Med
cal Profession and the degree of that has attended
heretofore 10 obtain the confidence and patronage
of the SICK and afflicted
Nashville, Feb 9-ly. DR.. WM McIANF
All Letters addressed, postpaid, to South Nashville
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TMPoRTANT nSn" r. TO IRON MANUFACTU-

= IAEAASs--JA2ifAo hcNIUN, OF Newark. New Jersey
has discovered process for manufacturing wrought iron
directly from the with wood mineral coal stvled by
HIM an oIeweldng furnace ian improvement in the manu-
acture OF IRON long sought after but never successfully al
tanned until Mr. ReuOn discovery and which produces at
single heat the best quantity of blooms at less cost than
pig iron IS now usually made Letters Patent have been
granted nun or hs discovery and the appointed
Tor The sale OF rights and Its Introduction throughout the
West and as the present high price of iron is inducing many
capitalists to invest IN its manufacture without being aware
OF the great advantages this new and valuable iuyen
ton has over any other known mode we think il but sse
wing their nteresto thus early impress upon them he i'm
porance Of an examination OF the merit Of this late inven
ton before ebaT king in any other made for making iron
assuring them Of ats entire success and praecability as de-
monSraied by the furnaces ucessui operation aft
this plan -
IL IS not our purpose iD this advertisement 10 speak mar
ucuary OF The almost nealcnlable adyaItag h pocess
possesses over all othef modes for making Iron las this is
contained IN our circular which we viii be pleased 10 mail
To me address OF interested tie naiier bur To
call the attention OF those about investing in the nanufac
tre oil lron and respectfully invite an examination Of the
furnace we are erecting in this CITY, and which will be in
operation BY the 5h June next or t the furnaces of the
American Iron Company in Newark New JERSEY now op-
Grating with complete Success W q DAViS q Cn
Cincinnati, June l-Sw
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r- PATENT CaoPPENG MILL. g
Enr Cfanniuo f'ort, mr. O7har frraf,

IN dfqicls ir5ca sgeFy FdFaeT should Aags.
TT viii grind with two horse power from four 10
five bushels either fine for bread or coarse for
stock-and is simple its construction that any bow
twelve old keep in order and run It. is adam
ted to eher-Sseam, Water OF Horse Pewer.> =
Having sold the entire ght of manufacturing and selling
the above Mill III Tennessee to Messrs J. r. Cowan and
C. Howard OF Nashville persons wishing to purchase can
gnd them at j. NJ eabury son College street. where they
Aill be happy TO take ordeFs- BOSS q ADAMS.
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
THROUGH IN FIFTY TO FlFTYFIvE HoU
- q

THROUGH IN FIFTY TO FlFTYFIvE HOURS.
New York AMI Charleston Steam Packets.
I EANES Adgers Wharves every Saturday >{e@tNh
L afternoon and each alternate Wednesday.
On Saturday, Jas. Adger, l,5Co tons, -ssS<=s--SsR
J. Dickinson, Commander 200 tons, NJ Berry
Commander
The Souih9rheT, V. Foster Commander. viii leave
each alternate " edncday Having been newly coppered
and guards raised Is now in complete order.
For freight passage having elegant Stale Room Accom-
modation apply at the ollice Of the Agent
HENRY MUSHROOM,
CorneFEast Bay and Adgers Sou Wharyes.
Cabin passage s25. Steeiage S.
N.BA new ship viii be placed On The Line 10 connect
with the Souheruerc on Wednesdays fcbl7-tTw
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NApTNan MAMMnTH

THE thorough bred Jack MARlNG0 NAM "a
L MOTH, direct from Kentucky, will make 10
his first season in Tennessee at Ca1ey Sprngin skA
Marshall county five miles below the fishing ford in Duck
River at thryve dollars insurance and fifty cents groom
fee Jennes sent from distance will be pastmed gratis
and grain fed If required at ffy cents per week He is
full fifteen hands and half inches high good honest
meay He has the or size color aud blood to re-
commend him highly TO those who wish to improve their
stock. We consider him the master Jack of Tennessee
For further particulars see hand bills.
march ll-3m KNIGHT l. WILSON
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NASEVnLE YOSACco NAEIJTFTAJCToRY NAEIJFACToRY.

No. As. on C0tsge, 1eTr Rr0a9- .stgest. 4 u
THE subscribers are Manufacturing Tobacco from Ten
l. Ressee, Kentucky and Missouri Leaf which they war
rant good and Will sell low any Tobacco o. he same
quality manufactured elsewhere We solicit call from
dealers generally, Tobacco of manufacture VIII be
found to give good satisfaction and pay the dealer fair pro
fit A. J. MUSSELMAN / CO., Manufacturers,
No. 4s College, near Broad streets Nashville Tenn.
march 9--tli