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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-09

The steamship Ariel from Ibis por, Ter Southampton and
Bremen day, carried on, 500 600 IN specie
In regard - the Of stock charged upon the
Michigan southern Railroad Company we have the follow
ing correspondence.
OluCr rHE tNrsp STATE rprsr CowpASY, I
NV YoRS. August q, 1851.
To J. HoiKI,s Treasurer OF the Michigan Southern
Rsilr sd Company N being stated 10 the Herald OF 10.
day fn there has been new, issue In the stock
due 70 he company and 10 ourselves that should ask
you here hss been any or stock OF said Michigan
southern Railroad com any ,poe the 10Th day OF July
the cencie or certificates FOR which have been regis
tered and coun'ersisned 81 this cIce TIE nummoas IN.
auries being made In regard 70 this matter render II
important that We should receive early reply Very
respectfully, Jo5N A. SRI vARr,
Secretary Of the L nited States rrus, Company
Nav YokE, August s, 1857.
FEAS siR-ls answer 10 your note Of this morning,
this company sirce the 10th day July ls the certificate
certificates Tor which have been registered and
counersened by your company. And wish 10 add that
there IS not no~ and has been, 1, my knowledge
any unaunorsed, Illegal, fraudulent or improper issue
Of the stock Of th com sny Win respect ooedsnt
servant, j. N. HOPKINS Treasure.
JoHs srswasr, ESQ, sec q. 8 Trus, CO.
We have several old letters and cards In relson 10
company on record Of which from OF TIE psr
tee above named. The denial Of Mr. Hopkins simply
bubble On The 20th Of May au the capital stock OF the
Michigan Southern Railroad Company was siO 900 900,
viz, 5000 900 guaranteed preferred and o. 100000
common deferred The comp,nys charter limits the
capital TO $4,000 Oo0 The may not therefore,
be Illegal or fraudulent and may be considered i'm
proper Ibut that the sue Of stock Of old stock
which 'hoad have been cancelled 10 the extent nsmed
has been made, We hare The best authority. We shall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-09
ADVEpTIsExENn aEsgVES EVERY DAT


CRprr SHIFT MANUFACTURERS AND anrNrLs
VI mems Furnishings, No. Aston HouseTn addition his
unrvsled stock Of shirs rsvst ss ~rfs, socks
6ers hose underwear nc he keeps a-ty OF articles o
convenience comfort and Injury fer travellers which bs
procured New aud he
The special attention OF cHens sns srsnrera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-09
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


PuouY-hoRGAs AT East1hestey, on tt ursday, An.
quito, b, The Rev. Vim Coiey, Tsosrsoz PscxssI 10
An hsY AuousrA, daughter Of Abish Morgan, ESQ.
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Jobbers and Dealers In Clothing.

Jobbers and Dealers I'm Clothing.
Are respectfully invited 10 examine
In addition TO usual large stock OF
We have this sea.on an immense stock Of
Which va arc so o9 % o a.
house in the trade, here or elsewhere
25s $50 and go Broadway. New York.
sidney Kopm.n Informs his Friends that
re msy the Clntou place Hotel Brosiwsy
ner of kighih street. kept on The suropsan plan
Osa.nss Sai...pdsr s.sss- wytA r.ts,,
a p,Gs s. ass: ana a cross bar. D 10 Pearl
'N aosuEY u. rAskox
Cordial Coxnas Bittsrs Immediately Re-
.s. ssaTss ss sof New :
Laird. wigs and HAIR Dy. Against the
world 's 70 hs 1sgra durability and cheap
Bachelors Hair Dye, Was. and Toupsss.-
The be-, IN s S9a ALL Ad' sold and applied
Cr1sssdoro's Hair Dye, wigs and ruupsss,
The Es,y Sss n ' ssn on 'A' and The dye Pn
Freckles, Sun burn, Eruptions, Dsscolored
skin cured BY jones' old Italian only IA Jones old
and loo Fulton street.
Rupture.-n1arsh q Co =, Radical Cure gnuss
oice, Z, moved to No. vesey street, Asor House.
uoiio,vay's Ointment. rubbed Br,,Aiy Into
muscles aud glands OF the hsost and chest has ssto
ushpg broncnis ASTHMA and all diseases thu sse
restAion noer-eness n Ms be cured In few hours
roy public speakers and Asts, is this
cult invaluable.
kemp's Wosm Pssstltes, tempting To child
copfecon they eradicate all kinds Of rna worms
PROMPTLY han anv venifugs 10 ergence and a'e qua
,sses 70 contain no mineral .o. cs sod by = .s
druggists al 70 cents per bottle.
Dfsrrhoa. Ague, Fever, BIIs.-Immediste
relief, by using srsIrrELD's Cognae biers oncs No 70
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


SsTt EBAY, Augnt SCI N
The stock market moi at oil buoyani this morning
With about the usual activity al the excha-ee, lover
prices ruled. New York Central fell OF q per cent !;
Erie, " Reading, y; Ia Crcsse and Milwaukee, =; NIL
wauke and Risissippi,I The ups and downs In Mch.
gan southern do much attention outslde OF the
cquo engaged In the imitation Of the bubble The Bard
Of Brokers appointed committee th, morning 10 inve
gate the charge Of another sue Of stock 10 the extent Of
II SEQ shares rhis committee have very plain aud
cay duy 10 perform They have only 70 examine tho
comranys bill book, Ind ont what loans have been made
recently, and fellow up by seeing VIA, securities
h, po,hecaied these loans they fail In that se viii
aid them 10 further Investigations.
Al the second board the market was very fiat E.ie
Railroad Tell on q per cent, la Crosse aud Milwaukee, VI
Michigan southern, AZ; Resiing and New YORK Central
closed without change.
The following TO days business at the ONCE OF the As
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vTRAvKLLERy HAND BOOKS
4 u .P Pp1lsssS b{co

L6 and 31 Broadway New York
ArPTgroNs RAILWAY SfkAk NAVIGATION 4ufpa. Pub.
Nshed mo- THY Is
ArrLnros's TLLUsrRArrp HANDBOOK ArkHIcAs rRAvn.
l vol limo 90 pages. 81
APPIEros's ILLUSTRATED HANDBOOK AMERICAN rRAvuL
Part Containing the Rorfhern and utern States aaa
Canadas 81 Is
ApPLIros's ILLUSTRATED HANDBOOK AHxRIoAN rRAvm.
Part H. ContAipng the Southern and Western atses u =.
TUE AMERICAN ANGLERS duiDx. l VOL l2mo. nluskA-
tel s.0
FOR ssle By all book sellers and sKeuts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-09

MRS. CuDninsnam.-rn Tine only Picture from
lie Ia the city NAV be ia our GALLERIES 2S -roa.w.y
h1ADk BROrHEkS
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sidney Kopman Informs his friends that
re msy the Clinton place Hotel Brosiwsy
OF kighih street. kept on the suropean plan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-09

Seignstte Brandy-Pale and Dark, In Bond,
for sse In halves quarters and octave casks; win be deliver
from bonded warehouse; also other Cognac Rochea
and Bordeaux brAndies for sale low SIMPSON Bros
10 Beaver street
Ehe Imperial Photograph
4 made only at Bradys gallery, No. $50 Broadway Over
Thompson's ssjoon. -
ANBROTYP1S
Al BRADY's, Lower Gallery. No. 3B Br'sdwsy
Owner Of Futon street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-09

OoaaAos oaiamanlsr nxfss- v9S<h Patent
powder proof tcnanos locks and bars Dspo IN Pearl
RoBuEY u. pAYKIoN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-09

the muscles aud glands OF the ihsoat and chest has
effect bronrnis sshrA and all Diseases thai ale,
noereness n us be cured in few hours
To public speakers and ,s,s s on this
invaluable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-09

Cordial Cognas Bittsrs fmnsdiatsiy re-
Heve darrh0A And bilious attacks 4. HTnIkrnLD
sole importer. 10 kAsssu street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-09

LaiId's wigs and Hair Dye Against th'
world fer their natural appearance durability and cheap
ness, ct Ss9 Broadway, near howard street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-09

V,HOsE WITH BROKEN DOWN CONSTITUTIONS OOH.
stiiuitona weakness nervousness, loss OF appe1ta
strength sleep and animation revsrsei 70 strong roosa
health by DR. JACOB WEBBER5 sanxuifer An electsl6
thrill OF buoyN strength In felt by the most debtaed aAs
using st. dyspensa son &C. leave and Al the funs
tons In order Price 81 90; two a. Depot 2J7 Bow@y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-09

ITO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN NAROHANrB.
The suhscrtber begs leave 10 inform the trade tAAs ~
has rednced the price Of his SchedA SchnApvA
equal IN tho recsn reduction of seventy The duts
UD0LPHO WOLFF
Sole importer Is, - and n Beaver street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-09

skin by JON Rs old Italian only IA Jon-s old
hair OIL best hing made for hair H. Depot M Bowery
and i0o Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-09
uoilo>,ny,s ointment. Rubb.a Rr,.A

Gupture.-nsrsh Il Co Radical Cure gnus
ONCE n moved 10 No. vesey rect. Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-09

Cr1stsdoro's Hair Dye, wigs and xuupsss,
best the country both SAILS and the dye pr.
vAtely applied ai No. Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-09

Batcheior's Hair Dye, Wsgs and Toupess.-
The world SURPRISING ALL Made, sold and applied
Ai the mandatory, 23s Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-09

w IN your bed,
Or mice In your closet and In your she'd
Go straight W Y LYONS for rat killing pills,
spd the magnetic powder which AL insects Hills.
orsst Professors TJrrey ana fihlton and Reid
About their great merits ali OF creed
The genuine has D. Lyons autograph the label Depot
sA Broadway. o.. LYON 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-09

The quantity Of -four wheat corr and barley le at tide
water during the fourth week In Jey In the years 1856
nd A
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-26
FOR SALE.

$50 TIE Subscriber offers for sale ia the -,cx
E17S town Of bo3geviile Iowa county, in Town -
AsHiI ~lN, Range aree east 51 acres rf Land
ksIiI 90 ares under cultivation and about 200 aers
- OF good Timber. The reuiaiudori is yourf Tim
Der and Openings. Il j. well waterpd with i've Twin
rings. and has good Farm House and convenient orr
buildings on st. The above lands lie Eve mites north Of
P"f-eN je on the road 70 Helena and RcIlaad and viii
lee SOLD t"t her or IN separate lots 70 suit purchasers
Las seven mites east o ioagevillr $50 of Land
l'o o. "'ie l. u'l1r cult. 'ttioG40 Of prairie not
bFoke;i AID $50 Of good timber The premises cannot he
uFI2Sseg or good water, and may be divided into two
: arms here / good dwelling house the place
Fart of purchase money time with interest
The purchaser can buy working Horses and oxen goor
Which Cows, and Wagons and Piovvs the place
The above lands among the first selected in +b
Mining district For further ticulars aru IN bs ,t
scTilcr the farm Of the lac Cen Fckc6y haIf-,;I
from the Ridseway House, RiJsevay. Wis
NJ, PHILIP EDDY.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-26
ANBROTYpES. ANBROTYPES,,
PROFESSOR MOFFET-

PROFESSOR MOFFET-.
IAVING Just returned from ST. Louis, where he has
i been taking thorough lessons in the would
pecfuy inform the citizens of Mineral Point ycin-
ity that he has opened fine
Ambrotype, Photograph and Daguerrean Gallery.
ami invites the citizens call and his specimens
OF the which far surpass in beauty and correctness
The Ambrotypes most beautiful in cearness
and dcccy of and have several advantages the
Daguerreotypes. They be taken in fourth the
time sitting they not reversed have glare light:
they warranted fade They all the
now in the cities All who them charmed with
their beauty and cearness one ALL and give
call. Instructions given il the art good terms
have hand fine gold lockets cheap for cash all kinds
Of fancy and frames Children taken in one second
Rooms opposite Post Office.
25n c. r. MOFFETT, Artist
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-26
SAMUEL HENDY.
mr Samuel Roach's Testimony of the
Value OF this Machine
100 Acres Grain ard s1rass-- Il cpairs so .uts-
Good Work.

Dodgevc, Wis, Nov. 10, 1856
GENTS Il purchased last spring from Mr. samuel Hen
dy an Atkins Reaper and Mower, and il has proved TO
be the best ever invented. had one ana
twenty acres OF grain and hay. which comprtad vih
great case and 10 my utmost satisfaction NOTHING occur
red to hinder me from going ahead with pleasure with
SAID machine, along the whole harvest only one mt 90.
tost out OF the whole concern, ana the damage within
the season only thirty cents. Said machine Isoa
down the grain in such proper neat condition tbat
no rational beIug viii grumble complain hv bind;r
ana only requires three horses reaninp and Two To-
moving, consequently, couscien ticusly
sand machine 10 all farmers in the State as the no.
Strument ever offered for its proper purposes.
SAMUEL, ROACH
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-26
1857 Spring Trade. 1857
II ARD A RE.

No. lie, Lake Street, Chicago, 7.
IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers in Forcig n'and
American Hardware, Tin Plate, &c. have in store
large and complete stock, which they receiving
daily additions direct from the English and American
manufa 81 orics.
500 dozen Axes, Collins. Simmons, Leverett's, etc.
600 dozen Shovels and Spades Ames, Rnwlands, etc.
1000 dozen Grass Scythes, Blood's, Waisworths, etc.
700 dozen Scythe Snaths, Lamson's, etc.
500 dozen Cast steel Hoes
400 dozen Cast Stee Hay Forks.
10000 dozen Pocket and Table Cutlery, assorted.
500 dozen Files. Butcher and other, makers.
10 tens Pump Chain.
80 casks OK and Coil Chains.
600 pairs Blight Traces.
$500 boxes Tin Plates, c, Y, and extra siEcs.
1900 bundles Sh ct Iron. Nos. 10 to 2s gusse.
1000 It's. Copper Pressed Bottoms.
SO casks Sheet Zinc.
1000 bundles assorted Bright Wire.
- setts Timers Tools and Machines.
200 tons aunealed Fence Wire.
l5nO kegs assorted Nails.
Japanued and Pressed Tin Ware, fun assortment. I'm
c. II o. W.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-26
ETEKY kIND az HUN0R,

TIE W2Tst SCrofUla Down 70 ct- no P!Ep.e
Il" has the. IL iu over eleven i1Harrt caste and Low
Jailed Jsct II ia two case. lolh Thunder ur oT Hr -
now in iliS posse ssiou 0Tsr one huuliCG eeTutga d."
value. a.i aiihin twenty miles oEl.o-to"
Two bottles warranted 90 cure nursing sore
one TO three bottles viii cure sisr H".s had % i
siye on ia, face.
Two or three bottles viii clear The sr.rlr Of 'is
Two BOTTLES Warranted t. tie rCEss c2a+' "
the snru. % and stomach
Three To Eve bottles sre warranted 20 cure ih' so-
Kind oi I'm -iE elias.
One 10 thTrc bottles arc warranted 20 cure tL ht'
Two bottles arc warranted to cure running f The ~
aud hlotcbcs aInong the hair
FnHT - six bottles warranted ta cuIe eoHVI'1"
running ulcers.
one bot;lr viii cure scgly crrr.ions Or The skin.
Two or flrce bottles are warranted % cure -h' ''
Kind Of riHcworw-
Two or three bottles are warranted to cur The H'
desperate ease ui rheumatism ,-
Three to four bottles asc warranted 10 rHT' =
Five 10 eight bottles viii cure the "'Tsj case O ,
\ benefit Is alvsyz experienced from The uT'' IS:
and perfect cure Is warranted when the above 4.'
l. taken. -.
Nothing looks so improbable 10 those Who have 70 w.
tried all the wonderful medicines OF the haL' a -
common weed growing on the pastures, ane a,l. =,
stone walls. should cure every humoI IN ne N''L
81 is a fixed fact. II yon have huuor. II Is
There are no IFS nor hNIS huns uo- IA ao'. 80
ing some cases hut nor r"ufs- redeIea "lt :.
BOTTLES Of it IL the vicinity OF Boston Ln' frs
iDcts IN every case. II has ALREADY Done sou IIIr,a
greatest cures ever done in Massa3Eusc'i- - s,r
children year old, to old people Of siE'E. '.a
poor. pUnv, looking children, Shn.c 's = "a.
and fatby, restored 10 perfect state q Er@''- q.
bottle. .tg..
To those who are suiirct 10 sick head-ashf q.
tie will always g. Il gives great Tflei ~ -,
and dizziness. Some Who have taken IL a' - 81,
for wears. and have been regulated ~ H. 80 ,rT
body Is sound II works guite easy. tHt rs-r
arrangement Of the functions Of nature d. - .i+y
singular feelings, but You must not be rtes
always disappear in from four day 10 "'-A Inst
never a bad result from it the contrary s-,or
feeling is gone. YOU win feel yourself Ike h n =:
heard some Of the most extraragant eHeoAi'--
that ever man listened to- ,s,w.--er
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY No.l-
street. RoNhury, Mass. Price Sl.oo- r,t- r
Sold in Mineral Point by Z. D. Puiioio a1- ia;T-IT
Vivian.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-26
ATKINS AUTOMATON. OR

Mineral Point, 1876
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-26

DALA OF THOUSAND FLOwERS.-This unique
ID and elegant preparation is be foand with large
variety ofarti-,c 5 Of 3 similar character Al
23H TIyIAN'S DRUG STORE.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-26
PALMER & WILLIAMS
SELF RAlIL6 RElPLR hlD MOWER
The improvements for 1857.

AN iron driving wheel, constructed princi-
- ole which combines great strength with extrsor-
oEfm5ro,- arrane cement Of tho main frame Of the
Machine; giving gre.tcr strength than heretofore
"a ioiated adjustable 5racc. by means OF which the
height f the Cut can be resualyd without removing
pin bolt screw. wedge, aud IL less time than eaD be
done any other Machine
device FOR regulating the size Of the bundles
grain The Rake be stopped and retained at
posat.l its revolution, and the bundles made
large desired.
5-The Machine Is better balanced by different
rangeInent of the gearing and drivers there is less
than the weight of the tongue the horses necks
GThe Grain side Wheel : increased to thirty inches
in diameter.
The drivers seat placed steel springs. and al
elevation enabling the driver to overlook the grain
o be cut. the entire Reaper and his team.
San Improvement IL the Cams of The Rake Spring
9--Maabe wrought iron, in the plaee of the esst
iron rake teeth
The Moving Attachment.
b removing six bolts. the main platform and Rake
then be attached i then forms Of the simple
substantial and light running Mowers in use. 1t has
been used rNJeiye ely and given universal satisfaction
No combined Reaper and Mower has Vet been able 10
equal this both Gs isaper ana as Mower.
Warranty.
This Reaper be we'll made of good ma
tcrias in good workmarIikc manner, liable
get out Of order to cut All kinds of Grain equal
Reaper in the world one half the Grain
ed by ordinary cradling; 10 be capable with
and goou horse team. Of cutting and raking from
ten 1" twenty of Grain per day leaving bunch
for binding.
AGEvrs.-II. X. BET.DTNG. Black Earth. Dane Go.
WIs-: GEORGE COBB and I. Z. BLODGETT Miner,
Point otjulyl.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09
Description of the First or Smallest size.

mlbc composed aamplh the
asened
together with strong iron bolts This is feet deep below the bed
in diane-
and the
w
nwh-
nof
o suhanyaE
with
less in oh way.
n
orrs
he
yarsto
htmH
ndame and
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09

The financial panic which has lately
convuised our entire country, and which
at one time threatened to result in almost
universal disaster to the buiness communis
ty, has in very great measure been al
layed, and matters seem to be rapidly re-
suming their wonted aspect It is circum-
stance of which VIC may well be proud that
our business men, and our banks have
sustained themselves throughout the trou-
bles with high credit. "oA
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09

..,ftHI I.'
TIE REVIVAL AT THE NJ. L. CHURcH.-
This meeting was closed, for short time,
last Mpnday night, after a session of three
weeks, This has been one Of she most
interesting protractcd meetings ever held
in ithis city. There were fifty-scven con
versions7-and about the same number ad
ded to the Church. There have been sixty
aceessions to the Church during the year
This meeting will be commenced again
in a short time-the Pastor, in charge, be-
ing necessarily compelled to be absent for
few days, being in part, the cause of this
temporary suspension We hope it may
be resumed in a short time, with renewed
interest and success. iih
Rev, Mr.. Mizell, the Pastor, has just
closed hislabors for the present Conference
year, and by his untiring energy, and
consistent christian demeanor, has endear-
ed himself to the citizens generally, None
object to his being sent back to this sta.
ton.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09
TO TURNPIKE CONTRACTORS.

Theundersigned invites immediate p, opoSais for
grading and macadamising College Street from
Front Street to the City limits; and also fetthe
construction Of frst-rate macadamised street
from the foot Of Commerce street along the head
iof Union Wharf to the foot OF College street -
College street is the one that runs out from the
lower side Of Smth's. Pork house, in front Of
Stewart College, to tbs City limits, al@Hk t9
The first ,course Of meinling on College street 3
must be 80 feet wide and Inches deep, and Sec
ond course IS feet wide and inches deep. The
grad 10 be thu. laid down in the city Insp OF
grades, which msy BE seen at the Recorders
office. ,,..f-5-.. t' '-e' if s1ai.
4 The work required on Front street is the lew b,
SLING of a wagon-yard about 90 feet wide with
course Of metsling - inches deep. The terms =
of payment will be added 10 this advertisement
in the next paper, In the meantime the attention.
of contractors is asked 10 The proposed work. oaR
TX. ,.,.,..,.. CHARLES M HITTER, ~ VI
49,, =, i ri s. Mayor Of Ciarksvillo.saiG
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09
Customers Wantedl
r. S. MOORE 6 CO.

British, India, French and american Dry
Goods, Ready-nade Clothing, Ingram
and Brussels Carpets, Hardloare,
Cutlery, Boots, Shoes, Brogans, Bonaets, dc.
Have ju received their fall supply of all ar
ticles in their line, purchased in Baltimore. Phil
adelphia. New York and Boston, during the
month of August, and cow ready for exhibition
on their counters The are we'll aware Of the fact
that very little attention is paid TO what Is said In
advertisements, and would, therefore, merely
state they have lots OF goods which they want to
sell, and hope the people will call and Judge Of
the quality aud prces.
GAINESVILLE, Sept IL, '51-n
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09
October ?, '57--3m
VALU ABLE FAR NJ
For Sale,

Together with large quantity OF Stock, Hogs
Mules Cattle, Sheep, Farming utensils and eve
rything necessary 10 carry on farm.
on 7lHURSDA Y, 5h OF NO FEHBER
Next, I will sell at public auction, at my house,
the valuable Farm on which l reside containing
about six hundred acres OF first-rate land, a new
frame house, two stories high, containing four
large rooms, and two eighteen feet passages, new
kitchen and negro cabins, and in fact everything
mt cessary TO a comfortable country house. Said
farm is situated in Montgomery county, 10 miles
below Clarksvile on the Cumberland river oppo-
site the town If Palmyra, the designated place for
a depot on the Memphis, ClaiksvilIe g. Louisville
Railroad, now under construction, is bounded
nearly on two sides by the river, has n never lail
ing branch running through it from north to south
dividing It nearly equally, on each side Of which
branch are rich and beautiful Table Lands for the
growth Of wheat and tobacco, springs of the best
quality and never failing. There are abont one
hundred and fifty acres Of first-rate river bottom,
Is of which is cleared, between 200 and $50 acres
cleared in all.
All and every person desiring 10 make good in
vestmenis both in laud stock should not miss the
present opportunity. Co ne and see for yourselves.
will take great pleasure in showing everything.
| BRUNSON.
A dinner will bs prepared for those who may
be IN attendance b.
Oct. ., '57-ids,