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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-25

r-fNriend Mcajah 4. johnson Of this (IIar-
risou) county, sends a STORY Of a wonderful Ca,
in his family, to the OHIO CIiuator, of which he
says;-f & ~ .g-rEk@4 .1 ag fs tgZ& q
l"Some time ago the family were aroused by
the cries Of an old favorite cat,f while before
day in the morning. She was running from
room to room, as if in great distress. | thought
she had been accidentally left in the house. and
got up Immediately and lether out. In less than
two minutes she was running through the house
piIr the same distressed condition, BY this time
some Of the family were alarmed, thinking the
cat was mad, and various suggestions were made
respecting her. DISPOSITION. Atlength we dis
covered that she wanted to draw attention to d
door that leads into the ,callar. With light in
hand weopened the door. Tho old cat ran
down the steps and straight to a tub of soft
soapin which her overgrown kitten was swamp
ed. As.soori as thoyoung cat was released she
seented perfectly satisfied. In order to getin
the house to give notice Other kitteh's situation
the cat had to climb smooth pole more than
twenty feet high, to get in alta window up stairs
"a thing she never did before nor since. The
old cat had access to tho cellar through the
window five feet above the floor. The soap
was directly under the window, and the young
cat not being acquainted with the arrangement,
jumped into the tub in attempting to follow its
mother" .t7esH1 A ea 10 .sse7 Fra--r
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Exposurss.

We have seen in the papers number otex-
posures since the election placing political cler-
gymen in their proper light
4 Among tho rest the Rev. Mr.. Kollach, Of
Boston, who exhausted his denunciaton on tho
Democratic party and electioneercd from the
pulpit for Fremont was caught in hotel in Cam.
bridge with young married la,ly of his con-
gregation, for whom ha took room with him
self passing her as his wife. IN
= In our own county the Rev. Mr. Barclay, a
Ia Ssceder minister Of Norristo wn, who shower
ed holy wrath upon tho Democracy in the last
campaign has gotihiusclf into nice box with
Payoung lady Of that vicinity. RTIe will bs tried
dt theme xtterm II Common PIeas4scomnicn.
ting 81 1thc ssri inst, for seduction. Guard a.
gainst these wolves in sheeps clqthng! Shuu
Biaes Republican preachers as you would The
devil Their words are lies aud their toucl
pollution e Ctavolyon DEM
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n.
CoMpLrMENrToS Senator PUGH.---fhe Wash
ington correspoddant Of the Cincinnati Times,
strongly partisan rs he is and politically opposed
to Mr.. Pugh, in alate letter. pays him. the fo,-
lowing high compliment. In allulng to the
bill punishiIg witnesses who refuse to testify
before Congressional Conimittees, he says;
''Senator Pugh presented paper elnbodying
his opinions ip opposition to the bill. lie was
not prepared 70 speak, but asked that his argu
ment might be placed upon record Several
Senators requested that, the paper Should be
read. Mr.. Pugh therefore, took tie floor and
read his opinion which wdsa Very able prosidc-
tom snaiyzng the cha uacter Of ths bill, and ar
guing that itinfringed upon6onstitutional rights.
Mr.. Hale followed Mr. Pugh, and congratulated
him very highly upon the correctness and the
ability Of bis position, stating that whatever
might be Mr.. P.'s reputation as lawyer, his
argument tunquestionably placed him in ehe fret
rank Or legal talehtin the hndi
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NIy NJ o.lllher,s song--sweet IIo1ae.


a9ps hStu sslV -- 81 s5 ia4ds 10 IL
efgow oftlwe hear those gentle words! bea1 ylig
eG Weheartbem breathed in song, 1aa' p %
When m,sic,bursts from happy hearts ,s5 f
yiHhat stub to joy belong. d .m,s .ssge.a
when rosy beams Of daylight dawn, gri % ha
81, ~. Or when the shadows fall, sH =
We hear the gladspme echoes tell, s.I,sd 5,,,
.diT.Sweet homer hascharms for ALL. s.itJ
ssJ cf 1l04 diiaee rydof 'slla. res l.r
Those simple words! That plaintive air. as3
=. My mother sang the strain !, ~, '''.
In days gone past, in happy days, as..,.I.,
That may not come again
She sang it by the household hearth, aal'H1.
Ypo Ourfather sitting by, a ai.r gct5.
And smiles were playing on his lipss Y'Han
But tear drops filled his eye!
son earth there is no place like home" 81. T
al, She tahght my lips to say,, z9l
. Bnt allthat made my homeiso dear rqt
Long since has passed away! -
We hear no more her gentle voice, ..ig a.
n At morning or at even; 5. b q hi5aa.
'She; has an argers golIcn harpis 5't'swG
Her song is Heard III Heay en, III. '. ...
~ bear it sung by others now, ro,.5 a. ..9eaI
go And DER my soul the while, as l.4y1s
Steal memories sadly sweet that bring =, ;
70 A tear drop and smile!
And OH! It's sweet cen now to hear ia
ha Those thrilling murmurs fall, s1 a'a e
..Homa. sweet, sweet home" It's not ofeaith,
Etsaven hath home for al,F
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The record.
From the Washingtod Correspondence Of shs .BoS
Ton Atlas, Rgbublican.)

l. WAsHISGToS JAsrS1s lS57.-7-The House
has to-day added two more free States to The
Union, and two more stars 70 the American Flag!
Poor. Minnesota came near being sacrIhced upon
the altar Of know. Nethipgism. There being
but ono day set apart for territorial business Mr.
Grow, of Pepnsylysnia Chairman Of the Commit
tee on Territories, briefly explained the boun-
daries of the new State OF Minnesota, and brought
the House to adirect vote on tho blu. BY the ap-
pGesti9n Of tho previous, question; which wa )
only opposed BY, the slave. power. The clerk
had nearly completed the can Of. the yeas and
nays When, soma Of the Americans sud denly ais-
covered an important mares nest! 1t co6sistod
in the fact that the bill provided that TIE people
ofthat territory have power to form State Con-
situation and State Government, and did not
prohibit from participation therein som, pJrtie.at
porfi6oa oofthe hardy pioneers, Whom AIillard FIJI
more, as sisner Of the organic act Of the Terri
tory OF Minnesota had invited RithSr to settle.
The. discovery aforesaid created quite panic,
and thirty-aix men who had Voted to admit
Minnesota changed their votes and o5tel to ktse
her out oftie Union because the .aetGaI settlers
as provided by Mr. Fillmore the Chief Of Know
Nothings, were awarded their legal rights in the
billt Aud what mikes the record Of these men
moro absurd than inconsistent IS the fact that
tile convention which is to be clectedtto frame
constitution will settle the QUESTION Who Shall
in future vote at elections in that State, So that
this objection, which was lhtgniied into great
er Importance Than the overshalowiny question
of Freedom, only applied to ond election, and
and that bF delegates to frame c6hstitdtion.
/. Oar correspondent seads il, a list Of the yeas
and nays on this question The vote was yeas
81, nays IS. The changes reduced the major.
lty from 94 to %. Those who changed thoir
I 7t auEir tHtt UT ZHHsE sHH E3-Ur
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-iasn lit hsi NJ W. cs HosMER.iaI '-auii711 sai
-slt-s es .lrisl sai
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as And with narrow hearts 80 \
Or misantHropic, stern andleold, as. ~ g.
E4Jwsll from my kind apart. ! .,l ,t.7-l1iai
! would not b, man Of war, ,-,y +, ,t,..-.s ,
WHO looks on death uninoyed, ,sa- y'rs 4
tSGiVe1ae title deaFefi far alp15 6siIao ,ug
g seThe elfbefoTed az ~ dl 1G'aa 81 d asiS
b9tEs9 u l1atH 1il siiEnb gs r5Y1 {ii-TI7Hi 3I
1woi1d not wear laurel crown, si'o. .'s'-2 a'''
Its lerves conceal a thorni,aerel .-5y "
Too Oft the children ofrehown. " e1e0a
tsffnndless and fortorh ....,, /,
&.mS lead a blameless life, fLgW ,,,,s'i ID
,Jyoung and old approved; F4f-
.ydled, IN World Of sin ana strife, 1di Ctlh rs
1astTbe ,ge1iibeloyed ~ s'"- = 20 ,e9iipd iF
Ahe "0i '0o l9a
Wfn. ,tssr,s brsitas53 % ~ ,z,aF tsi.tyT +{
God grant me power to guard the weak, yfs
y sand sorfo ob,smeaniig hush, II 'r--.sT1.9th
saAnd never teei upon my cheek i34 gsJai''-
Dark shameS betraying blush t9 q ~. e.
And when. at my Creators CALI Qi g,.5mgyaI
From earth am removed,
Let friendship broider on my pail, , y yi'st =
ssThe we'll believed" 52es't fllhassis
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All, Gfftlltut storp,
THE PALE FLOWER.

s.2e 2 BY CHARLES j, PETERSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-28
SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME!
$4,000 UmBERS-PFizesPayab able without
Deduction.
CAPITAL SI2,OOO!I
EsGWFEWTEs
Whole Tickets S4-HAlves 2-Quartsrs I:
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

Same IS the Royal Lottery Of Ouba-wth this difference
The Havana Lottery has $4,000 Numbers-this has Only
1900
There are two Wheels each Of which there placed
two Locks The SuperintCndents have each ley to the
Locks and the wheels cannot be opened unless both
present There placed in the wheel of numbers tin
tubes containing slips OF paper with the numbers from No
10 Is co., In the wheel Of prizes there are placed tin
tubes containing slips Of paper with the przsH them
ranging from $4,000 70 300.
When the drawing takes place. which will be in public
the wheels unlocked and after revolving them, num-
Der is drawn out Of the wheel Of numbers and the
time is drawn out Of the Prize wheel by boys with
barred 70 the shoulders and bndiodedths tube slipped
on and the number held up and enrolled that the whole
audience car see 1.-THE number is then called OF and
registered by the Superntendents. The Prize drawn
Is credited 70 the number drawn at the time aud
until all the prizes drawn out. copy Of the draw
ing then sent 10 the priner and after comparison the
Superintendent certify The correctness Of tie drawing
These Superutendents sworn to perform their duty
without fear or favor
1t will be perceived that in this plan, every prize
drawn out and Of course person must get them;
drawing is semitic every ordering tickets The Prizes
payable thirty days after the drawing in full without
deduction.
~ Drawing takes places every Saturday
Bank Notes of sound Banks taken at par. Checks on
New York RENTED for prizes
F Address orders for Tickets or certificates ofPack-
Rges G. n, WINTER, Box 852 Nashville Tennessee or
ANDERSON son, Managers,
junel6-d Macon or Savannah, Ga.
s5g- Persons holding Prize Tickets of j. f. Winter,
Manager will send them 70 use for payment.
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CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
Freight Lines.

Thr0ueh Rates from New York ana Phi1s
adeIphfa 10 NashFilles in connection
vita new York and Philadel phia
steamship Lines, TO continue with
ont alteration from 1sI June TO
Ist Of Deeem0eF, 1857.
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sHetn71fa 10 Nashville, in c0nnecTiOTs
1Si4E sew YORK and P6tIS5SI0hiS
steamship Lines, TO continue with
out alteration from 1st June TO
Ist Of Deeem0er, 1857.
First Class, per 100 lbs, 30
TSH53d !: Is Is
Furniture and Carriages boxed, and other light
goods not enumerated, CRrboys Of Acids, OF
other Chemicals per 100 lbs, 420
FIRST CLASS
Piano Fortes, Books Stationery, Boots, 81 oes Liquors.
barrels Carpetng, China, Glass and Glassware Cigars in
cases Clocks, Coneeonees, Cotton Cards Dry GODS
Furs Garden Seeds, Looking Glasses and Looking Glass
Plates (at owners Oysters IN and jars saddery,
Tin and Brittania Ware Teas and Spices.
SECOND CLASS,
Hardware, except such specified third csss Coffee
Mills, Maehnery Foreign Liquors 10 barrels and pipes,
cssKs Crockery and Queenswsre and casks
Rice, Whiting, Plas er, Sheet BTass and Copper.
THIRD CLASS.
Axes shovels, Spades, lion Zinc and Tn in pigs
Tin Pate Anvils Vices casks Of Chains aud Haes Manna
and Cotton COrdsge COaess Heavy Castings Mill Gearing,
Carriage Springs, AKes, Railroad Wheels ana Axies
Chairs and spikes, and Resin in !. barrels
Boxes Hats, Furniture and Garages boxed and other
light articles also Caboyuof Acids or other
Chemicals, will be charged al double first rates.
~ Have every package plainly marked with name Of
consgnse destination and depot Of delivery Attention
this prevents delays and losses insures speedy
delivery. .
Goods shipped via Savannah should consigned 70 gent
Of Central Raj road savannah and packages marked
Agent c. r. e., Savannah, Ga
Goods shipped via Charleston should be consigned the
Agent of the South Carolina Railroad, Charleston and pack
age marked, care Agent $. C. K. R. Charleston, ). c.
The through rates above ali expenses from New
YORK 10 Nashville Ne commission, aragGgs, wharfage
charged either at Charleston SaU1HRdh.
Shippers may rely upon uniform rates aud prompt delve
hes by both lines haTges and damages by either
lue viii be adjusted BY the agents OF the Nashville and
Chattanooga Road.
In case Of missing goods will take charge Of any
correspondence Necessary for their recovery, and not found
will pay the the expiration Of 80 days Eer
9H notices Of lost FOods or NahUis
the Nashville and Chattanooga Reed, be 3D.
dressed 10 II. anderson, SHp't., .Nasbrite.
Ne when ia New York viii receive every nfOTma-
the Charleston Line, No 1876 Broadway aud the Sa snnsh
Line, No, - Broadway.
CHA'S W. ANDERSON,
Cen Auenf
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SOMETHING NEW.
s ON ETHLN q Ne W.
SAMUEL C. BoYCE. sEORsR ELvRRsOF
BOYSE & EGVER SON.
MERCHAETTAILORINGA AND GENTLEMEN'S

FURNISHING STORE
No 20. PUBLIC SQUARE.
THE subscribers desire to call public attention their En-
Il TIRE NEW AND CHOICE STOCK OF Cloths, Cas-.
ssmeres, VestinEs :, DriIIings, Ready MADE
Clothing and fun stock Of 6entlemen's Fur
nishEug Goods
having purchased stock under the most favorable cir
cumslauCes, will offer 70 cash pune
tUal time dealers and solicit the trade nation
stock before purchasing elsewhere, We would call
special attention the assortment of Cloths, Csssimerss
VeslnKs hich will make up order in the
styles and warranted 20 90 sale. We also call
ton stock Of Ready made Clothing, manufactured
expressly for trade, which determined sell
the lowest prices, and thereby merit patronage. Our STOCK
Of Gentemen's Furnishing Goods will Away be found
pee, We will speedily have in soreR fne st0e Of Boys
Clothing.
WANIED-A few good JOurHeymeR-nOne but gOOdOne
need apply. BOYSE d. ELVEKSUN,
fsbS-tf No. 20, Public Square.
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DISSOLUTION.

II HE partnership heretofore existing between James
Sloan and Avah AchelliI the name and style Of Sloan
MITCHELL is this day dissolved by mutual consent James
Sloan assuming all liabilities nd responsibilities Of the
hrm, pay ali debts and receiving all dues from and amer
his date and will continue the Marble Business the old
tand, corner Of summer and Spring streets, Nashville
Nashville, May z, 1887. JAMES SLOAN,
may 6-dtE ALVAH MTG HILL
Attest, b. ". FAERbR.
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The subscriber has hand the largest and best Rssormsn
Of Ma RBLE and MARBLE WORK offered 10 the city,
70 which he particularly Invites the attention Of The public
He prepared 70 execute al Jobs In BIS line In the best style
o The ara and a. shon notice. o., q ES SLOAN,
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to Contractors.
-


WINCHESTER 8 ALABAMA RAILROAD.
DROPOSALS are invited Salem, Saturday, the nth
July next for the Grading, Masonry and Bridging o
this road dyergHg from the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Dechsrd and running through Winchester and
Salem Franklin county, Ienn., and from thence TO
Fayetteville IN Lincoln county, distance Of about 3 miles.
The road has been partly graded for aJout 20 miles from
Deeherd-7 sections having been finished and 10 parity
gradsd.
Bids will be received for one more sections of about
mile each.) Payments will be fOur-fhs cash
NTH in sock-to be made the progresses the stock
only TO be reserved on monthly estimates.
There will be some heavy work, in making the ascent from
the crossing OF Elk River the table lands, known the
"Barrens" Very little rock will be encountered any
portion Of the line.
The country through which the line carried lie healthy
and abounds in the requisite productions for the
Of and sock,
Plans and Prohes can be examined blank proposals and
contracts With accompanying specifications procured, and
any other information IN relation the work be obtain
cd application Edwin Mead, Resident Engineer
Fayetteville, for 10 days previous 10 the letting.
Satisfactory evidences Of ability complete the work bid
for, must accompany The proposals. which may be Ad-
dressed to
Y. K. STEVENSON, President, Nashville, Tenn.
Jas II. grant, Chief Engineer, do do
BBwIN MRAB Resident Engineer, FHystteYille Tenn.
be handed in at salem on the day Of letung.
By order Of Board. JAS H. GRANT,
mayl4-d I'll LIST July. Chief Engineer.
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Mcclure, Buck & Co,

NO. 10 Market STREET,
HAVE aWay8 hand Tin Plate, Sheet Iron Tis-,d
II copper klve.s, Castings, Paror and Chambsr Graf
Stoves lin Ware, and complse assortment OF artioa
usually Kept n our line.
Country Merchants requested 70 call and o1amins on
STOCK before purchasing elsewhere, are prepared a.
h 'heif bills upon a. good terms a. any hoGss 0u West
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Masonic MARKS, JEW ELllY, MILITARY,
COLLEGE. ANg suEI.IE MEnAL.s.

MANUFACTURED AND ENGRAVED, Nsw and or ginaI
w designs OF Marks Pins, sJads c auJy and.
Orders by mail att uded to- Door Plates Notary, Corpora
ton Seals with or without presses Bridal, visiting proiss-
sOu Cards. engraved 10 oulers a Che shors notice.
First premium awarded by FrHEi1 Institute, for the
Manufacturing OF Masonic, and One JGWer,
EDGARF. Ba1O Oh, - Chestnut street,
iuueI3-ly Lv.B.P.I Phitadel. hia, Pa
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HASBROOK& M'WHIRTER,
DEALERS IN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY C DIS
AT THE OLD STAND OF
EVANS, PORTER 4 CO.,
NO. 81 MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN

A WORD TO THE PUBLIC,
TTAVING purchased the entire Stock Of Goods Of Mesrs
ii Evsns Porter Co. and succeeded them 90 their Retail
Trade aad having added largely 70 their stock by fresh
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
we are nrepared 10 offer extraordinary inducements 70 pur
baser Of DRY GOODS. Our Stock Tor the opening season
il now complete, and embraces every variety Of FANCY
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS
AND SHOES, VARIETIES, &C.
To THE LADIES
We oHaT handsome assortment Of Rich and Fashionable
Dress Goods surpassed By Retail House In city, which
We are selling at exceedingly low prices.
PuTchsseFs Of Dry Goods will certainly end It their
interest 10 call and examine Stock aud prices are
prepared 70 oer great bargains any Retail House 10
the city.
fs52T-f EASBROOK & New IRTRR.
CHAmPAIGNE-Rsesivc and for sale BY
l : apFlO r. OfKANB.
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A. MITCHELL.


IHE undersigned hereby respectfully recommends
Is late partner TO the public end hopes he will
lt eTalshars Of patronage.
may5-du A. MITCHELL.
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COLLEGIATE AND COMMERCIAL INSTT-
TUTE, NEW HAVEN, CONN.

This Institution has been in operation for ten
years It's designed to the wants Of those parents
who wish to secure for their all the advantages fol-
mental education that can be anywhere furnished without
losing that attention TO health, and that parental
sion and government which the young require.
TIKI MENTAL TRAINiNG includes a thorough EngIisb
Mathematical, and Scientific Education. in reference 10
complete preparation for any business that REQUIRE
the instruction Of the Law Medical Theological School
course Of Classical Studies, minute, thorough and ex
tended may be desired; Of Modern LANGUAGE
under native teachers; History, and Mental and Political
Science.
THE MORAL EDUCATION lie secured by the persopsIin in.
nuence Of the teachers by division Of the school into mi
lies Of moderate size, of which The YicePncPa are the
heads by graduated, disciplinary measures and by regular
curse Of study Of the BBe, Of Moral Science and Of the
evldences of NalnTal and Revealed Religion.
TIE PHYSICAL TRAINING consists Of a prescribed
course Of exercises In large and w-Ifuished gymnas
u' under the direction Of accomplished gymnas and
OF such IN amount Of military drilling, under full organza
ZION a. an infantry corps with competent officers and instruc
LOTS as Will secure bodily yigOr, habits Of command and
ooe0lenc and Kind and degree Of knowledge which
oe essential 70 the full discharge OF the duties citizen
care Is Hs1 taken 70 encourage wholesome sports bathing
and roWlng and opportunities furnished for occasional
pedestrian excursions into the country. Students are adj
mitted al any time Of the year.
Catalogues with full information will be furnished on ap-
liCaton 10 the Principal,
msylO-3m. WIN. h. RUSSELL.
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SuHdFies.

$50 bis Walkers Ale
- casks London Portsrs, qis andslhs.;
70 do Scotch ale;
~ boxes Star and Tallow CandlssE
100 do Soap, No. 1;
so do Wheaton Starch
IS do Smoking Tobgcgo.
80 do Scotch snuff;
50 casks soda;
% boxes Ca,chup
- do Pepper sauce:
~ DO Pickles, 4 "a cts. and Dtss.
Is do Lemon SyTu-.
81 DO Brandy Cherries;
20 cases Sardines.
Is nests Painted Tubs.
% dozen Painted Buckets.
90 do Cider 40.
40 nests Market Baskets:
500 DemUOhns;
700 reams Wrapping PaDsr.
400 bundles Wrapping Twins
% boxes Pipes;
- cases Friction Matches:
10 bbls Backing.
100000 G. d. Caps;
IS dozen Cotton Bed Corda;
30 do Pl0W Liuss;
IS coils Cotton Rope
Hoo kegs Nails;
10 uercs kice:
90 dozen Wash Boards;
10 kegs Bar Lead
800 BAGS Shot;
20 hail chest Imperial and Gunuowdsr 7
~ DO Black and Young dyson u
90 bags Pepper aud Spice;
81 bags Ginger;
bois Alum
do +. salts;
10 do l. Birthstone
500 pounds Indigo;
70 b xes Yeast Powders.
2 casks Nader;
% bags S s. Almonds.
% b5is PsCans;
IA dozen B. CONS;
p bb.s Crackers.
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GALVANIZED IRON REFRIGERATION
WE have just received sample of the shove valuable
w arCet which received the Premium al others a.
the Chr stal Palace ENnouHaL the Fair Of Agricultural
and Mechanical Assoc atual the Fair Of the Mechanics
Institute and all Frs where has been exhibited
Il supposed be the be-. article sind before
She public Those who feel n.srs 1 this subject
requested 20 cal aud examine ig. approved, Fl
csiss orders for and furnish at small advance upon
june5 MACKENZIE & WILSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-28
Late Arrivals.

VVs have recently received our SECOND PURCHASE
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS ~ STRAW GOODS,
and o6sr 70 Merchants buying 10 this market
an extensive stock Of Fresh and Desirable glqts.
may9 GARDNER, SHEPuERD & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-28
Tobacco.

, % boxes Ls3nghoru's Gold Leaf Tobacco: .
leO do other choice brands
% do common Mauuac urs