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STEAM ENGINES
AND
Mill Ma orv,

ELLIS Il MOORE,
ANlNG mRie important addltoas our machinery.
and greatly Increased our fsotoL for az
srEAs EsGISEs aud Machinery Of every description
prepared TO manufacture Engines aud Boilers
ia point oi hnsh and durability any In the West
ana AZ a. loN prices Having been practically engaged in
the Manufacture OF MachnaTy in Nashville for the last
teen years and giving our personal attention 20 the manu-
tActorng Department feel c1lideBt can give
satisfaction 10 ali who favor with their orders Al our
old stand Nos 50 and 81 Market street. near Broad Nash
vile, Trna.
Ahknds Of work for Flour Mis Steam Boats saw Hlls
Tobacco Factories Banks J4 &c &c executed pro mpty
aud at the lowest cash prices.
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No. "a, Spruce street.
TESTIMONIALS AND REFERENCES.

OFFICE BUCKEYE STATE Insurance COMPANY,
CINCINNATI, Dec. l6, 1856 (
10 AL ooEcERE: This is to certify that
have examined specimens and Roofs Of w e. Chids Co.'S
Elastic Fire Water. Proof Cement Roofing" and be
eVe to be rminenty superior to other kind Of Roof
ing IN use was an eye witness Of severe trial Of one Of
hese koo from large volume Of hane from an adjoining
building which struck directly upon the roof and cornice
Pectaton, and saved the building, T. NJ HASKELL,
President Buckeye State Insurance Co.
CMcNSATI AGENCY ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
February 6, 1851 {
Water Proof Cement Roodng," and far as Judge
consider it great invention, and am willing to insure
Agent Royal Ins. Co., London and Liverpool.
From b. Bennett Agent of sna ms Co. for the
Southern and Western States.
CNClENATI, Jan. 7, 1851
Having considerable inquiry the merits Of the
by Chids 90 md it to be highly
city by many excellent Judges that it is meeting with very
ready and general ntroducton that ITS superiority over
the composition Roofing decided and freely admitted
and finally expect to adopt it for my next roof which will
;he virtue, Of the Patent aslic Roofing substitute.
Yours, truly, j. b. BENNETT.
OFFICE or The Gin, HAM AND DAYTON RAILROAD.
Childs a Co.'s Patent Cement Roofing is used her,
hest class OF Budng We covering our Freight
Cars with it, aud Master chanc reports favor
able to it, s. 5. LHOMhaDIEU, Pres.
OFFICE OF THs OHIO AED MISSISSIPPI RAuHo4D Co.,
CINCsEATI Jan. 7, 1851. {
DEAR sIR-In answer to inquiry in reference to
opinion practical your Roof in the
Of cars may say that from observation we
tertan very favorable much that intend
testing it thoroughly roofs Of buildings after
whca will with pleasure give you decided opinion
its utility. Yours truly f. LIPPENCOTT,
Supply Agent Ohio 4 Mis-. X. r.
B Since the above written the Ohio and Missis-
sppi Railroad have contracted for covering cars
pots and bridges between Cincinnati Vincenues with
this Cement considering IL the best article they have
for the purpose.
II. O. LORD, Pres. Ind and Gin. Railroad.
J.. GEsT, Pres Wilmington and Zaaesvie Railroad.
NJ SEARLEs Pres Merchants Manufacturers Ins. Co.
As H. CARTER Agent tna and other Hartford Cos.
Henry MOKrOE Pres. Central Insurance Company
GEo. CARLILE, President Lafayette Bank
GEo. w. COFFIS Bell hanufr, No. 102 East Second
BAKgR 4 VOs PHUL, No. 81 Fourth st.
EZRA BAILEY, SIN tn ST., between Fourth and Fifth.
J. OGDEN, Tai or and Draper, Fourth st.
hlILzs GREENWOOD, Iron Foundry.
Judge W. Y. BHOLsON.
JoHS sHLLIro u Dry Goods Dealers, Fourth st.
MITCHELL RAHELsBEaG, Furniture Manufacturers an
Dealers, Fourth u.
w. 4. STEWART, Builder 345 Plum st.
NiEHIwE wETHE a STILWEIL, Louisville.
WM. ). MCHEYNOLD5 Co., Carksvle, Tenn.
apr23-I2minsdSW
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~ Zach and EVERY TICKET in this Lottery WILL
RI PRIZE for all those tickets without a drawn mum.
Der, are each entitled TO FIVE Dollars gross a. "A
IS Numbers-l2 Drawn Ballots
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GUN POWDER AGENCY!

I1he
| HAVE IN MAGAZINE,
6S5 kegs DUPoNTS RIFLE POWDER,
200 " Beatees'
l5O " Kentucky Ride
1000 Blasting
100000 feet Safety Fuse. r A NcCAII A.sr,
Gaia WBA WINE.
] WILL keep constantly on hand supply Of Dry and
Sparkling Wines, which viii furnish The trade - CI
'ihhLl, prices ireiSe' added. 7. A. Mccall,
API Agent.
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'HIS unequaed beverage possesses medicinal proper
ties Of the highest order. Il Is manufactured espe-
eiay for and by the Proprietor and Patenee OF the
teras and has all the merits without the deeterious
effects Of any other either in Great Britain. Holland
this country. GODFREY'S CELEBRATED CORDIAL
GIN has been adopted by eminent physicians pur
est ard nost efcacious dUsiTe stimulGnt duretc
which manusc turing skill has yet given to the world
is entirely excerpt from oe soohCTc drinks which beget
thrtt for stimElans Orders to any promptly
filed by the Proprietor
GEO. GODFREY,
Importer Of Brandes, Gin, Wines, 6e.,
june30-3m. is South William St n z.
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L PHIZE SCHEME.

Drawings conducted under the superintendent Of the
State Lottery Commissioner.
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:. euAk.-h hhas rnug, ana Choke nee sa-.55
- o. bois Fesdsfed sugar. In store ahd Tor sale ~
sso1o '" u. GokDoH CO.
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GROVER s. BAKERS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
OFFICES:

OFFICES:
No. 15,PubIic SQUARE, Nashville, Tenn,
in he Store formerly occupied by W. h CALHOUN.
No 495, broadway. New York.
NO. s summer Street, Boston.
No. I61, Chestnut Street, philadelphia.
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nvsAnterv. Relar anh Wnr,na
Indigestion and Impurity Of the Blood

FROM hsD y HINES PastOrof AdodHt Church, Boston
DR ATKR have your Pills with extraordinary sue
cess ia ny family ami among those called in
distress To regulate the OF digestion and purify te
blood they the very best remedy have ever known
and can confidently recommend them 70 my hienis
Yours J. v. HINES.
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WORD TO THE WISE

a
only remedy thah win remove all impurities from tbs
BLOOD 1t being Tonic it at the Strength
] en- and Invigorate the system.
Thousands in ST. Louis have it, and the universe
expression ls' that never fails in curing complaint
arising from dsOrderd State OF the Liver Stomach or
bowels a lew doses VIII cure Darrhoa or Dysentery.
As Duretie, it will any disease Of the Kidneys,
| the skin.
1t is sure preventive for Yellow Fever ChiHs Ague
ana FeveT ana Cholera There is no mistake about IT.
refer to hundreds of Steamboat Men and others to
McLEAN's STRENeHTHENISG does not REQUIRE
heaes 10 bring it into notice, one dose is sufficient to
ehsGS yerv can Ga ana Try it. 1t is very pleasant to take
with him 1t indispensable remedy for every family
J. Z. MCLEAN; Sole Proprietor Of Of this Cordial
streets, st. Louis, No.
~ Price, 81 90 per Bottle.
S For sale by all the principal Merchants and Drug
glsts IN the city and country.
IcLEAN'S VOLCANIC OH ETNINIENT.
The greatest remedy discovered for Man or Beast
The unparalleled success Of this Linimea is sufficient
TO walk the Wounded and Sore are healed and
all who use it rejoice in ITS healing and iHvgorang
MeLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment assesses curative row
superior to all other external remedies being so bni
caIy combined retain combination All the vir-
tues OF Its several ingredients enable penetrate
Influence removing the Of the disease mpartnS
he health, strength and viyacy TO the whole system
Crppes. Their legs parsized or drawn crooked
their muscles being shrveed and contracted who re-
loce IN their permanent restoration OF the their
limbs by the Of McLesn's celebrated Volcanic Lin
ment "Who," then will suffer with local pain external
"hen safe ana sure remedy Is so easily obt2nedY
Reader, are you afflicted with Cancers, Piles Tumors
sWelngs Bronchele, Goitre Paralysis Chronic Enama
tory Rheumatism, Stiffness in Joints, Contracted
Muscles, Neuralgia, Weakness Of the Joints Mu or
Llgaments, Ear Ache Tooth Ache, Bruises, sprans
Wounds Flesh Cuts Ulcers or Fever sores Caked Breasts
Sore Nipples, Burns scads inflammation Pains, mat
ter how how long the disease has existed? Suffer
no longer MeLesn's Volcanic Oil Liniment viii cure you
IL has been thoroughly tested In all the above diseases
and We hav known it fail in giving speedy and
permanent relief
That loathsome and distressing sease the Piles which
has heretofore been considered pcurable, perma
bently cured by this wonderful Liniment.
Then tribe longer With common lnim and rene
descah at and get supply Of McLesns Volcanic
ga Liniment Il is ssfe and certain cure, and Only
reliable remedy for the Of local palms, sores sWeings
etc, beast.
J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor
q Principal Depot the Of Pine ana Third !
stseets ST. Louis Mo.
&c FOR sale by all the principal Merchants Dru e.
sists in the city and country. apr29
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oEEoE OF TIE CIs, HAM AND DAYTON RAnEoAD.

Childs Co.'s Patent Cement Roofing is used her
hest class OF Buildings. We covering Freight
Cars with it, and Master Mechanic reports very favor
able TO it, s. 5. LHOMMEDIEU, Pres.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
GOdfrey'S Celebrated Cordial Gin.

from VISCHER OWEN & CO., Gent Advertising House,
APPLETOE' Bulldog S46 Broadway, New York.
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TIE FAR-FA4LED and POPULAR
Nj ARYLAND LOTTERIES
FOR JULY, 1857.
L. FRANCE s. CO, Managers
ALL PRIZE SCHEMEu
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD.
GLASS Il.

be ararn saturd.v. JAW 80. in nannre M.rrl.pa
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~ AILs-soo ssEs bsss bz.zas, iar salslsweY
~ keAs SAITH. LOW co.
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cNoNsATI AoEsoY RoYAL INsuRAEoE ooMPANY, |

have W. Z. Childs Co.'s Elastic Fire ana
Water Proof Cement Roofing" and, far Judge,
consider it great invention, and willing to insure
buildings thus protected upon the terms as lnsur
those covered by metal. JNO. g. LAW,
Agent Royal Ins. Co., London and Liverpool
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wAEsAw, wroHlso 60 ~ Y, Oct. "a, lsa5.
and purify the fountains Of the blood.
JOHN q. MEACHAM, NJ. D.
&rysipelas, sorofula Kings Evil letter, Tumors
and Salt Rheum

From foTedrdtHg Merchant ~ st Louis Feb {, 1856
DR AYlA: Your Pills the paragon ofa hat j. great
10 medicine They have cured lutte ugher Of ulcer
Gus sores upon her hands and proved
for years. Her mother has ong and grieyou AZ
hicted with b!otchcs and pupes hsr kin and ia her
har Amer cur child ed al,o tried 70 Pins
And they have cured her. ASA MORGRGDGE.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-12
The Blight Side.


Gloomy hypocoudriacs and sad men IN
black, with molsiened eNeS and long IA
ces, tell us that this world j. u dreary
wilderness. We are requested by mis-
anthropes 10 consider tte a foriorn pro-
cessoD, the dusty and lo.solne, the ,rav-
elers weary and soilcd, and the tourney
having bike terminus Tor ali: a Pageant,
with dropping finery; giidcd show, of
mocking mirth and hollow lows; Il battle.
fierce and wasting; Constant struggle.
and constant overthrow. Nature has no
b,auiy for them. There is no melody IN
The murInurlng Of the brook no freshness
and beauty III the trees and flowers; no
rapture III the song Of the bird. Earth IS
an arld and sterile desert, and her fair
places leprous IN their SIGHT Their souls
are dead to the magic measures of the
poet, the speaking inspirations of the
stu!ptor' and the glowing tracery of tie
painter. Music finds no echo IN the emp
ty chamhers Of their hearts. They ac-
cord no welcome to the outstrl,cled hand
OF generous friendship. Wrapped in a
cloud Of gloom, distrus, and d.scontent.
they smile away their existence. Every
new instance of mans deprayity or the
world 5 ngralltude is seized upon BY such
creatures as fresh endorsement of their
pet theory, and this is sad, wicked
world. They live amid throng OF men
tai bugbears and vampyerS. The mere
chance Of a comet, with :ai of fire, iost-
Ing our planet III lis mad career. fills
them with CONSERVATION. Their hto.s
never viii fit, nor their corns stop @ o v
~ f,- IL ...
on all occasions. They are sure 10 be
caught in the rain with no umbrella and
their pocket-book in the pocket of a
garment at home. They always happen
10 be walking when mad dog o. a mad
bull IS carerrIng through the Il GETS
Their buttons are always bursting, and
their collars peryerseiy stand down WI en-
they ought TO stand up. They never
shave without cutting their chin. A meal
III interrupted comfort never occurs o
them. Their rich relations never die.
and their poor relations are always diving.
Their side IS the shhdy side.
There is Il blessed sulny sidr-alvays
bright, and breeZv, and CAV And there
are hears which are always warm and
sunny, oyc-fowinG with love and coufd-
ing fellowship. The waters are always
sparkling, the flowers fragtant, al d the
birds III high feather. The eyes Of the
travellers on the waysile are always bright
and hopeful.
Everybody can walk on this SIDE We
dare not dispute that the burden of suffer-
ing and sorrow Is often heavy aud hard
to hear. Care. distr IS, and want are
common TO ALL We are all short-siuhtpd
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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-12

IoLiTEHEss IN CHURcHEs.-The ST.
LOUIS Presbyterian gives the following
lronlcal item, which, like sword, cuts In
both directions, and Justly censures two
customs at once:
i newspaper writer, initiating the pre-
yaIllng practice among editors, Of putting
everybody who has shown them the COM
monest civility, ." for their courteous and
genglemanly conduct" returns his thanks
to ''the parson and proprietors of the
Stone Church" in a city he had just Wis
tied, q for the privilege of promenading
up and down the bread aisle of the same
on Sunday last-in search of a seat-un-
lnoics!ed."
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-12
THE Law OF THE F1SeER RIac.-

THE Law OF THE FINGER RIsG.-If
gentleman wants q wife, he wears a
ring on the first finger of his left hand ;
if he is engaged, he wears it on the sec
ond finger; il married on the third; and
on the fourth if he never intends 10 get
married. When Il lady is not engaged,
she wears ring on her first finger; if
engaged on the second if married on
the third; and if she intends to be maid
on the fourth.
When gentleman presents fan, flower
or trinkels TO lady with the left hand
this on his part is an overture of regard ;
and should she receive it with the left
hand, it is considered as an acceptance OF
his esteem; but if with the right hand, II
is refusal Of the offer. Thus hy a few
simple tokens, explained byrule, the pas
sion of love is expressed.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-12

THE GREAT EARrHqUAKEAT Malta.
4 correspondent of the Boston Traveller
says:
" The island of Malta did not escape
the terrible visitation which, on the night
of October 18th, laid the city of Rhodes
III ruins, shaking. as It did, the Iofti-
est to their SUBMITS, as we'll as the sea
roast and plains which surround the great
bed of the Mediterranean. The shocks
were long and violent at Malta under
which the whole Island trembled and rock
ed to and fro, and the fortifications of the
old Knights, which defy all human power,
seemed ready to tumble by the stroke of
a hand as reSstlesS as invisible. Their
afnior rafting IN the palace where 1t had
been SO long suspended, as though instinct
with the 1ravery Of the heroes who wore
ii, seemed ready to fight again on their
own hook, unless the old sleepers awoke.
whose bodies reposed under the Church
of ST. John. The afIrighted population
fed from their houses, and betakmg them
selves to the churches, or standing half
pelrifed in the streets, either loaded the
air with screeches, in the one. or lifted
up their prayers IN the other. How help
less is man in such a moment, when u
whole island is ready to be enguiphed in
the profound abyss from which 1t original
ly was uplifted. Happily, though many
buildings were cracked and severely IN
Iured, the city was saved, and no lives
lost. The whole Of Egypt felt the same
shock, and one hundred and sixty houses
fell in the vicinity of Cairo. 1t was also
violent at Alexandria"
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gIr6gt9a


7 THE WoRLD.-Fhe little have seen Of tie
world, teaches me TO look upon the errors of
others ia sorrow, not in anger. When l take
'''I to'' He''' '''"' mas Sihh'"
''''~ e7t''i' 20 my ser inc S'iUs-
','''' Gu .-''''7 i. ila' passed through me
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friends would fam leave the erin, SON, Of NV
fellow mn Wit, hin, from u.,,n,c. :, c,,,,..
yo,,ot,lgo,c
!
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/ - There IS talk Of passing laws by which
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I :zy 1t Is easy TO he humble whore humility
i conde,censIon-easv 10 concede whore we
l-,u, ,,,,r.cl,o- ,., -,.z,- 70 f,r-, ,lro
vengeance Is ia our power.
+ Try rr-Always do rs the sun docs-looI, at
the bright side of everything: il Is lust as chem
anu 'Hiee times aS good ioT digestion.
/ CHLDRES's IDEAS or SrAus.-The New York
Puritan says, "A little cLiid ofHn acquaintance.
who has Just begun to talk the other day said
= -,
- .
'''''" ~ '''e
-, NO ''''''''-0
- ihe discourse, says Franklin, "ls often
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-12

PRAYINC DEFINITELY.-It Is told that
when Minister Miles prayed for rain, he
left nothing uncertain. He said" Oh,
Lord, Thou knowest we do not want Thee
to send US rain which shall pour down
in fury, and swell our streams and sweep
our hay cocks, and fences, aud bridges !;
but, Lord, we want 1t 10 come drizzle
drozzle-drizzle drozzle for about week
Amen" It required practice to make
q smooth and moving prayer, and slow
tounCed man sometimes hesitated and lost
his flow. one such thanked the Lord for
all kinds of mercies and benefits; and
being little confused, said, g We thank
Tbee-we thank Thee-also-for the
many barrels of cider Thou hast votch'
safed US Ellion'a New England Hls'
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-12

THE CENTRAL SUS.-All the scientific
men have maintained that there must be
4 central point, if no. central sun.
around which the whole universe reyolres
Maedlen, who is unquestionably one of tn
greatest astronomers ever known, has civ
en- this subject his special attention and
he has come to the conclusion that Alloy
ane, the principal star in the group known
IS Pieiades, now occupies the centre of
gravity, and is at present the grand cent
raj SUI around which the whole starry
NuI.erse reN o.vcs.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-12

A Coon H1HT AT GADDIrc.-A mar
rici lady, who was in the habit of spend
ing most Of her time In the society of her
neighbors, happened, one day to be taken
i'll, aud sent her husband in great haste
for physician. The husband ran a short
dislauce, but soon returned, exclaiming,
- Ny dear, where shall find YOU when
| rct back 2"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-12

nEP 4 Yankee thus advertises his
truaut wife, in rhyme On the 10th Of
August, on the night of Monday, eEoped
from her husband the wife OF John
Grundy; his grief for her absence each
day growing deeper, should any one find
her he begs them to keep her.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-12

- The Iowa land sales will COM
mence OF the Sd Of June; the lands Of
the Weas. etc, Oh the 24th Of June, and
the Delaware lands on the 18th Of July
uext.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-12

D8ITIsH RAILwAys.-Great Britain
has S,0J4 miles of railway completed,
making a line of single rails more than
sufficient in length to complete belt of
iron around the glode. The cost Of these
lines has been 2S6, 100000. The earth
works, of these lines measure 55O,000.-
600 cubic yards. Eighty millions of train
miles are run annually on the railway,
5000 engines and $50 900 vehicles com
pos the working stock. The companies
employ over 1000 officers and servants.
and the engines consume annually ,000.-
600 tons of coal equal to the whole
amount exported to foreign countries and
10 one-half of the annual consumption Of
London.-f National Intelligencer.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-12

lNA~.IpNAbl.E TAILOR, would teuier lis thanks to
- citizens at Mineral Point and vicinity Cor past "a
.ssft IaaE hc Is still at the old TBJNE Office.
,. !ia.k Store, iIigh-sJ Mineral Point Ce4-
c..EAe~ c.ttGol and pressed short notice. al