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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-18
D. D. OWEN.

NASHVILLE, July 70, 1863
Mr. J. H. sFNNoNs-sir: have been using for week
the pair Of Brsz liam Specaces That purchased from you
and do hesitate say that they by the best
that have enabled to read the finest
at night by dim light without straning eyes, whereas
the spectaces that have heretofore hurt them and
| could read with any satisfaction consider your
spectacles great improvement upon any that have
Yours, respectfully, G.. NJ. FOGG.
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NASHVILLE, TENN. THURSDAY.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
From vIsCHER sCHELL's Genq Advertising House,
APPLETON BUILDING, $40 and S4S Broadway.
TESTERS IRON WORKS,
FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF
WOODSWORTH'S PLANNING MACHINES
STEAM fsR RSGINEs.
81 Pearl street, Brooklyn, n. ",
lopposte New York City,
INHE subscriber having been engaged for the last l5 years
in the almost exclusive manufacture OF this most inn
portapt invention WOODWORTH'S FLAMING, GROWING
AND TONGUING MACHINE, has recently completed the
large addition TO his already extesiVe iron oIhs w
scute with dispatch orders in the above ne to IN unm
tied extent The universally acknowledged superiority of
Woodsworhs Planning Machines, manufactured by him. over
In the rna19ftcture Of STEAM ENGINES we claim a
perory power and speed beauty Of construction and
finish: and also guarantee the engines to transmit 100
cent power for the same money han can be furnished
by any other manufacturer and than 100 per cent saw
ing in and tear, well large saving IN Tie con-
sumption OF fuel.
References to Parties hating the Steam Engines ao'c in se
Pardee Morgsn New Haven CT; S. W. socum, Brook.
Iyn, n. Y; Timothy Daba Astoria l.. l.; Lyons Curtis,
Bridgeport, Ct; Stamford Manufacturing Co., stamford Ct
John G. Sanford New Haven Ct Roln Sanford, New York
City, Chas F. Loosely, Austrian Consul General.
Reference to Parties haoing the Woodscorta Planning ia
chine in
G. b. Sloat Kensngon Philadelphia, Pa. KiddeF Mar
TIM Wilmington N. G.. A. L. Clapp Ca, Mon ngomery, Ala;
g. A. Sanford, New Orleans, la; Hnke, Guild Co.. Gin
cinnat Ohio; Ransom Cobb Co Cleveland Ohio; Foss &
Brothers. Chicago Ills; J. g. Smith, Milwaukee, Wis; P. b,
L. L. Eaton Buffalo, N Y; Toward Smith, 0swego, N.
Y; John Suarr, Toronto, G. W.
all parts of the United States, Canada South America, and
Europe viii be promptly attended to by Agents who
travelling in all sections Of the country. Letters by mail
address JOHN LESTER,
ocl5-Sm 81 Pearl St, Brooklyn, n. Y
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REDUCTION OF FREIGHTs
FROM NEW YORK TO CHARLESTON.
M'CREERY g. HOOK,
Cotton Factors,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
BROWNS WHARF,
Charleston. \. &.
WILL promptly attend to the sale Of all linds OF PRO-
w DUCE, TO the RECEIVING AND FORWARDING Of
Goods snd TO the hllng OF orders "a this market
The Steam ship Companies hsving re iuced the freight 10
eight cents per foot makes this the cheapest and oues
route ey Wseh 70 ship Goods 70 Tennessee Alabama ard
Kentucky nom the Northern Cities All ship and orwArd
jel&-u
V'UMRLERS-2oO boxes \ end y pint Pittsburgh
l. JunblerS, a good article, for sale BY
Jez5 W. II. GORDON A co.
SPRING STREET BRIDGE COMPANY.
Do0KS viii be opened at the Office OF LINDsLEY A
- CROCKETT, 83 College street, on MONDAY, tbs 23d
inst Tor The purpose Of receiving subscriptions Cap
Kept open from day 10 day, until Stock sufficient Is sub
sorlbed 10 organize The Company provided in The actin
cooperating said Company; ,,,,.-
NICHOLAS HOBS0S.
JOHN D. MesERRIN. Conmissios
ISAAC LITTON.
VISIT A. We LINDSLEY,
Wheat, Wheat
WE have hand and are daily receiving extra heav
hea; and Corn sseks-Whieh win sell low for CAsH.
MORGAN co,
an2O--d No 40 Public square.
Wheat Wheat |!
rI,FS THOUSAND BUSHELS PRIME RED WHEAT
wanted deliverable At Warehouse BY the l5ih
for which win pay Is cents per bushel q On hs.
angS W. h. GORDON A CO.
Wheat! Wheat
WE this day havs orders for tseny thousand Bushels
w wheat % be hied dnriag the present month, for
which viii pay the highest mArkst price In cash
septS W. II. GORDON a co.
FOR SALE.
OFFER for sale the following property; One I'm
Il proved Lot. situated IN tdxeasid on ReH street
een sprng aud Wstnorc The ot fronts ieet
back ia feet The iDpFoysEas IL ere, =
Dueng Hoae with three Fooms entry back stable eArrl-
are house and q gel of good water.
ALso-A Vacant Lot. on Bell street, neatly oppo-
site ths sboEe fronting tny three iset and running
hundred .nd ninety four feei--fsneed Ia.
And three hy Feet lots iH Z3laconer's Addition On te
corner q Russell and Tulip streets.
r. A. BALLOwE
oc2 6enerEl Agent, .I9tad-riek
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I EAraER kELTEAts-Oa Aaas ana ar al.
IL b. s. piCkkY,
~ Ne cshsss strs.A k.ahrE1s
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Wheat /! Wheat I!

WE will pay CASH for Wheat delivered in Nashville
w SACKS furnished Call and before you sell
augl5-u j. a x. YEATMAN.
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agree with W H. Hagans Esq, IA the above certificate
and take p asure in recommending all persons who in
consider them superior 10 any have ever used.
b. ID. HARRIS.
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J. II. MCMAHON.

From Hon. Geo. D. Prentice Editor Louisville Journal
Undoubtedly they the best Spectaces IL the
world The continuous Of them for number Of hours
does fatigue the eyes the least and the vision Of age
is rendered by them in all respects like that Of youth
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New York City Business Directory,

From 5. NJ. PETTINGILL 4 cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
llS Nassau Street, NEW YORK,
And No. 10 State street, BoSToN.
P. Co.. Agents for the influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United States and
the Csnadas.
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A. G. 81 A. Il. BEECH,
DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,

DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
40 College Street,
IJAvE opened very large stock Of all kinds Of DRESS
III GOODS suitable 10 the Fall and Winter Trade, Of the
Newest stVleS
Also nsnusone lot Of all the designs Of CLOAKs
and MANTLES in store and ready for exhibition We es-
pealiy invite you look stock Of Coaks before
buying.
We have In store very large stock Of all kinds OF CAR
PETS OF the newest patterns and hAer ourselves 70 sell
them as cheap as any other House this side OF the moun
tains. We have all kinds Of CURTAIN DAMAsKs and
LACE CURTAINS.
10 addition the above, have large stock OF ell
kinds Of DRY GOODS, suitable for the Fa and Winter
Trade. A. O. 4 A. b. BEECH,
sepl5 No. ~ College st., Nashville, Tenn.
PARTNER WANTED
WITH cash capital Of fron t5O0 10 ei00O IN iuera
w tive genteel business whose would be REQUIRED
only from A NJ io5 NJ. To a gentleman Of good ad-
dr-ss handsome income may be realised Good security
given for amount Invested. II preferred liberal salary
will BE- guaranteed.
~ Address, stating where an interview may be had to
sOUTuERNER, Post osioe-
B-Persous not having the above amount OF Cash
need not apply. AngfT-u
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WHEAT! WHEAT!
2OO.O25 BUSHELS WHEAT

WHEAT WHEAT!
20O,O25 BUSHELS WHEAT
IITANTED Immediately at the highest cash price Bags
w furnished if desired. D. D. DICKEY
aug3 No College street
n ALLAN CiNnEEsS-30O boxes J. Doyle 4 Coz
hard pressed Summer Tallow Candles in store and fo
sale by je2Sl W. II. GORDON co.
n$NAEETBGS-20 bales "a Trion Factory Georgia,
~ OsnaurgS heayv article suitable for wheat bags for
shipment North, for sale by W. II. GORDON & co.
Sly Iie28l ". II. GORDON 4 co. d.
NTAIIS-1OGO kegs Shotuberger's Nails in store and
~ for sale by 1i.l W II. GORDON 4 co.
CUNNy RAGS-1O0 bales 9E( best gunny bqgs, Just
" received and for sale ". II. GORDON co.
DsIEI H0RE COFFEE-79O sacks prime to
ID choice, just received and for sale.
septs W u. GORDON & co.
COTTON SABNS-50o bags 500, 500, 700 and 400
X Cotton arms the different Factories, in and
sale by Iie23l W. II. GORDON 4 CO.
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L COTTENET q CO., Importers of French and
Il other European Goods, No.4S Broad street.
aug3l IS
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Ffou HaFfison On the EJts"
ersous caanst Be loo cautious Of whom they purchass
specsacles they 70 Be bouEht whoissale Ai little
core thsa one shilling per dorrn aud such inferior Articles
cannot be too much rsprobated" ~GiSssss should
Re large rnouE the snFe eye TIE aboses o snail
frames ezt little known q persons asies saatea
EE- Mr. 3 uoa'd nfors the pabsc tiai hs employs no
assnfs sell his e-ehrasa pccaelsa and they emily
BE- obtained ha 0TIcE Ma bkEHI beoKIoNE Apd
an his genuine glasses sianped the rAms thea -
Il. ssnn0ns.S uyi6l sspii-tf
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Wheat, Wheat |!

TXTE have on hand and daily receiving extra heaV
w and rs OEnaburRs and Sheetings suitable for
heat and Corn sacks-Which we win sell low for CAsH.
MORGAN CO.
an2O--f No. 40 Public square.
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NDERSON, =. P., dealer ia Lace and Fanc.
y Goods &C. &C. Union street, No. 80, between Colleg
and Cher streets, Nashville, Tenn. dec3l
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PATENT ELASTIC SKIRTS.
ID ATES & FRANCE, No. 1 Barclay St.s
ID n. E.-CdutjOn-Nonea are genuine except they have
the stamp Of the Patent All manufacturers and sellers in
fringng, will be prosecuted according to law.
maT24-1y
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-21
j}!arringr5.

At Bellows Falls by Rev. 5. Dav, MIR Sia.
BcckwtI. Postmaster Of West Burke. and Ms.
AviIine e. Hc,niS> of Lyndon.
In Barnet. April II, by Rev. \. 0. Hubbard Nh
SIMON Blanchard. of Pcacham, and Mrs. Jean l..
Moore o! Monroe. y. II.
IN this town. April +, by Rev. Mr Button. Mr.
Thomas T. Wait AID M:ss Ellen G!id,lcn, bot, Of
thS town.
In Cabos. April :. by Rev c. Shclon, Mr. D. W.
Blake ana Mrs. Marie.tc Sonthwick, both of Peach
am.
In Peacham. March 90. Mr. Alfred ". Lane Of
Orange. and Mss Emeline A. Hooker Of Pcacham
IN PeacI.am April .. AIr Darii Merrill, Of lIaver-
hill. y il and Miss Eh,psa tnderhill. "f Cabot.
In Burke. Mr. A"nzo c. Farmer and Miss Martha
jenkins. both I'll Burke.
In Sutton. March -. Mr. c. j. A. Martin, of
Burke, a,l MIS- Hannah Ball Of Newark.
H. y. wlurv. A,ril 8. NJ William Eow.l:.r!' g..
J ,,,.r "a ". lane T: < - ersu-~
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Later from California.

The steamship Northern Ligh; arrived a
Wv York the 18th, bringing dates from Sal
r;rlci>ro up TO the 2i;h ult.. and $40. oo,
n specie. on fret ght.
onr correspondent at San Francisco
%f.'cS On the 2i'h ult. saws there has beer
'"' very little. if any improvement in tinan-
'i'l ;ilihrrS durin" the previous week
10" rain had o"a>eh. and the weather had
'rroiAc unusually lot for the season Of the
var. he miners wer" generally doinv ". H.
'H'n-h "w'n- to The great scarcity of com
WITH whIrh 10 purchase the dust. little gold
was comm. forward,
lac hrrn River has Disappointed cxrc,-
'".'n>. and many were returning h>ru>tc;l
AMI Discouraged
lave Bacon & Co.. announce that thcy
"oH!d resume business on the 29th
y rrohibtorv liquor law would. it was con-
i"''nfIy expected. pass the Legislature du-
FIn@ 'hc present session.
\ limp Of gold weighing iS1 ounces, and
""rfh '>;';'Gd. was recently found by a miner
IN Trinity county
he miners at Springfield. >haw's Flat.
'hi other places are in considerable cyci,c-
'heh', ana have struck in order to conncI H..
wafer company TO reduce their rate.
MARROW E~CArr.-We learn thai = n,;r
"t Horses. owned bv VIM Brarkett E.,, If
ms VILLAGE. while engaged in hanlirr vocal
near his saw-mill in this Village. the WAGON
''rw"a over an emhankment Of about fifteen
'e'' drawing the horses after it. The horses
we're Lot materially injured although the
F'.'h vas literally smashed in pieces. fine
:. .''ef escaped by jumping from his load
|'a'1'er. LiWe'on.
- In Minnesota the whoopinc ,onpI, has
'>,i'nc' an epidemic form and in the Scik,rS
'incn: ere lave 'c@n 800 death from
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RPYCVTOV NARKET-A pr;I -

At market 1850 beef cattle. 100 stores. 80 pairs
working oxen. 1870 cows and calves, 1900 sheep and
lambs. 1909 swine.
rrICEs.-Bcef Cattle-Extra. s9sa9l: LIST quality
q "a quality s.: Sd do =; ordinary, s.a7
Hides 5laG; tallow, slae; pelts la 81! cafskin,
?a1lc per Ii.
Veal calveS-SG. Sa?.
S;ore~-YearlinSs. SNone; two years old, 35a45
three years old. 4:aGo
Working Oxen-Ss:, 100. rs, 1875. 1870, 14Oals2
Cows and Calves, $40. % q. 81, 80, 40, 45a5o
>t.,eb and L.,mts-Ex:ra, Sc, Say; BY lot, -
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FRUIT u SI!AtE TREES.

:, ~" subscriber. - accn: - .!o.c;,' r.nnro oi
H'''i''cr an experienced grower 81. fruit and frui,
re-. i prepared I" >l!'i'v orders Tor trl,.. trees
IN" >rtii'rrv: a." >!l:,,i, frees Orders M r...
I" h'n at ti>>u'ni>ic. OF l.f' with Incin~ anr,.k
~ 'r Caledonia Agricultural Ware House. VIII L..
nv h't''H a''I''ci -. }. Z. FO>iEE.
Fas>j;!il,r>ic. Arril :" 1>-5 u,.
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Dissolution.

z He partnership heretofore cx >,iar hv Tie name
of Brigham Spencer Co.. i, this d,v dis
solve! by mutual consent:
THOMAS EEIt,HAM
q. +. SPENCER
-. '"'iHNnUFN. AprI. l.. ls.,j. 9o5w2
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United States and Foreign Patent
S.g:N%5E.T>
MIDDLE SrEttT. L"w.LI.. Mass. L. $. A.
EIHNNAT W. S(J)TT.

brl:; man, Practical and Thcor"tcal McrlIanc.
i'.r fourteen wears,
"EoCrEI PATENTS in this. and all Foreign Coun-
:ric, where Patcn. Laws exist
BITTERNESS. The undersigned have for several
wears been acquainted viii: Mr. T.. W StoTT. and
state with pleasure. that he is Il gentleman of Nv
quc~tciahl" integrity and knowledge in the hu>-
ness in which he i engaged
NEw,LI &. Macs. Mavor of LOWELL
|. v. Et \ED, Attorney at Law. and Asst Treas
U.s. Boston.
Il. +. SMITH. Manufacturer of Machinery Lowell,
EII-U, lt>r!X.:ox TX IT.. GOV. Ms Lowell
u. y. HICHNEp>oN. Au'v N Lax * Co. Comu'r
Ar EE"wN. Nt'vat Law. al!d director of tie
"Hmc~j' BANK. .21y1
PATTERNS Tor Castings. and MODELS for Ma
Chimes promptly manufactured. T.. ". SCUTT
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GOODS.

which nave '""'! S'r"tei VIII lea. care. Now
gentlemen. pleas" tear IN mind tina. fctr> & Uor
t"h Hr" Il way read an! wiling show Won their
"'""'> W''''i,'f We" hnv "r n"'. and t'cv hope q
cam y liberal >ar" {" v"ir Iatr1,ilr-, and trust
thn' all III wan. nt good >vie Sy,r.r., C,o.hipc Will
Gull wi!cr" they can in good assortment an. &c,
good bargain.
''Drr>S does '": MAKE tic man, i,:t a,er H.. j
maj" h. looks better ,lr,.--"i."
Orr !'r"''r'"'ii~ c.rn: b" ic. j., qualify Of col
"r>. our fancy "e-k;'., AL Ca.>i,nrr,.> are The.
very h. STYLES That III maize; afford: ric Nc>.
mo. nt I'll Kind.
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~ >iit vi l;l.NIiD
MELCDEONS,

I"' '"'".n"-~. i'"W"r .:l co'..i.a>> IF tone. f.,
"''r'''r", durability. AMI Irrt,c,nn If finish
are n"' >''ri@~s' ~ .'.y "'lcr> mn tar.urc !,
-" ill'r states. ..,r~.v,,, I,.r;uy u,u>;,,n.
Of Tie day. for y" i,v ! e. BINGHAM
''''''''>'''! \."d .. 80 !c:,,i
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BsOADCLOTI!S, DOESKINS AND
NISTI\(,S

winch Va h"''"h' With cash at very low lricc> III,
VIII ha sob! 4. Il small advance from cost.
SHIRTS. Dot" fancy ard plain: Collars and Scarf.
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CONMi> SlONEHS' NOTICE

IA,lr '>'- rn"V,S Commissioners.
Lurcil.ur.g. Arri! T.. $50 o.:,vs
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KANSAS. April 6.
N,or >;r-Thc Governor has owen ccrt;G
Gates fclcr'on to s members of the Nounci|
and lG members of III" House; free soil
men elected. and two douhfful. More ccrtiG
"a'eS would have been withheld ifthr protests
had been in form, and ha! been received
within III" four DAYS The Governor has
stood up we'll. Oar own men are to blame
where III" elections are not contested.
our friends stuck Nv the Governor throuoh
Vie whole: while the office was sometimes
''lrongrd with men. boldly insul'inc AL who
did not a@r"r with thc.n We had % mon
who could shoot :;Gt times without lra,,ino-
and all of them trur and tried Cur presence
there for three 1avS alone. it is tlnu"hr nrc.
vented = >ct-to o. a serious character The
Iii>>ourIanS shot one or two of their own mon
hut that's Of no account
Is. We are assured lv som" Of the oldest
that never .inrc the first settle.
Mont OF III" country was hay 50 scarce IN ,hc
Eastern Townships rs AZ this moment. Man
farmers with quite large stocks Of animals.
ar" entirely destitute Of tml,lcr, and onlv ~uS
tam Their cattle hv cutting "hrow~r" and buy
M Southern corn. Large Quantities Of corn
'av" been imported from :lr United States
'"r THIS purpose. To ada 10 The general dis.
fr"><' 'hr Spring Is very hackward.-Nu,-
<',Gd Jo,Wnoj
luz Burns Theodore Parker
Wendell Phillips and others indicted and
bound over for alleged aiding in the attempt
20 rescue ihc fugitive Burns. have been dis
'har-cdL The Court were compelled to qna>h
n" indictments on account of some radical
Reject III the DRAWING
PREPARATIONS ro% DoDGIxG THE Nrw
'.lVr"E LAW.-Thc leading hotel rrorrc
or>. importers. and wh"lr>alr liquor dealers,
n Ia" citv Of New York held mcc,inr at
h" A>'or liou>" he l!'h. for the purpose of
aking into consideration the best means to
'n!Ihv the liquor law Recently passed bv the
\rw ! ork Legislature. 1t was decided 10
ais" . fund to Zee the most eminent LAWYERS
n the city. in order to obtain their opinion
: 70 the con>'tutionality of the law. Over
5000 We're subscribed
y Committee OF arrangements was aopoint-
i to cooperate with ,Ir retail dealers ASSOC
allon. and also with til" dis.iIcrs. both of
HON have societies which meet every nirht.
~" Col. John G. Fremont. has sustained
Is claim to Ike Mlri;o>a land in California.
his decision, beyond doubt. renders him
}" wca'thic>t man in the civilized world.
lis energy deserved much, and much has i,
on for him.
'oNNECTICrT.-The New Haven Palladi-
n puts down as the reforms to be effected
the next legislature in that State. LIST.
form ct the Judicial system: 2I. giving col
td men the r'"ht to vote: 81. making the
''l''y to read and write a requisite for the
.!t TO vote. !
The editor Of the Au-n,ta MaD Chroni- !
acknowledges tbs, rcceir, Of !. ha Le. Of +
" V0tatca.. +,
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l.: In th" State Of Massachusetts there
are ahont 100" ministers, and excluding TIE
cities, their annual >ripcnds average ahou,
500.
,mpanv of men A. S.ra'ham. y. H.. arr.
tI.,"lng for gold under HE direction Of witch
They have reached a large rock. which Tie
w!'ch SAYS !, next TO ..c gold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
Uiano-fortes an1 Musir.

A sTONISHNG REDUCTION in the prices Of
"A PIANOS and MELOpE0Ns, to ruit the times, via: q
Oct cod $50 to el75 Rassweod e. Sis $40;
nossvood, Oct. emo TO ez7& 0ns srssd Piano. e45
so esoo Fshs suyehor Meo1eons Caharrs Pssest e4
u Per from ssaAl press sseh sseunsut faly
eantel MCDONALD 4 BROTHE4
No "a DeveFy, 8osssE0t
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FOR SALE-A new and beautiful STEAM
SHIP ofvery hshi erst T vsfer, length o tsss 80
feet, beam feet depth feet frame Of i've OAK veis oah
locns and hscsnsset thsroarhy srosbrsoee With iron
sfsps and being t-d n the approved manner
Apply 70 JOHN GRAHAM No a @,n-a
RAILROAD CAR MANUFACTORYf for SALE.
~ The entire pop iy Of the GROVE CAR WORKS, sit
ust.e n The CRY Of Hartford. Con. fontDs on Potter e
tbou 800 feet sn5 NIL River aoat 900 feet and shout 900
f.s deep With >, tn. Bu dir Msehsey complete for
nstpseturrs al descriptions Of Railroad Car ard has the
esPeey 10 tGin ont try Cas- month with large snscat
OF efoiee soet Of Lumber AID other ms-a hand suitable
for Cars
Ifese Wols 6nely located tidsE.er and WITH the
net Won Of Railroads, swing facility for delivering Cs
TO sry part Of the Union.
Tor terms, apply o. their or by Latter
CHARLES 7. WEBSTER, President
Hartford. Feb 1885
TO BRlCKMAKERS.--A BRICK YARD,
fully equipped. ssd hsvinE ard 0~elliog he &c
aId bich s from IS eco SO coo per AMMAN. Gill
D. sod On favorable Of Brctmsher, with
dne esTsl and pfior able r.erenees character
energy snd would ee tsk-l Pirtner Address
B., Bex its6. sew-York Post Ofh;e
e = PER DAY.-Gentlemen having capital
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MPoRTANT IMPROVEMENT
IN
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Applications for Rshs and Machines, for further parties
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CBEET METAL-WORKERS-SP NO
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Paint Cans Mustard Backps md Phi Boxes Stove anl
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SEWING MACHINES.-The AVERY SEW
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The has been recently purchased by the " nsa 0cve-
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Cloth where OF sch fe-
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