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The Excelsior Corn & Cob Min.

HAS just received highest premium at the great Ma
Ii uOnal Fair at Louisville and also Ohio Slate
Fair at Cincinnati, over The Little Giant Star and Magic
Mills.
1t is adapted to crushing Corn and Cob Rye, Oats &C.
for STOCK and Tor grinding family use disilers dc
III grinding be renewed cost Of three dol
.ars, beng cast separate from the other portions
Mil.
Furnished complete with pairs OF grinding rings for
ay dOilaIs. Travelling Agents wanted sell the above
Mills, }. c. BALDWIN d co.
oct. 2-d-twozW3m 81 College street. NASHVILLE,
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LARGE SALE
NgaRoTs. MuIEE. HnRSEs. WAaoNs CARTs hc

NEGROES. MULES, HORSES, WAGONS, CARTS SC
a have engaged Coal BUSINESS intend 10 do
IL my whole attention 70 that trade viii on
tuesday, S9th day Of Deembar,
Oer as public sale at my yard, the Whites Creek
Pike one mile North OF Nashville twenty likely Negroes
comprising men, women, girls and boys all and sizes.
Eighteen head wOIk horses and mules, together with
three forhorse gagons two eart and stock cattle.
TER sHS OF SALE.
SIX months credit for payable in the Union Bank OF
Tennessee or one The city Banks good endorse
alto be satisfactorily arranged before the properly s
moved Ore cent month will be deducted on cash
payments. d. B. HICKS
B. 6LAscocK, Auctloneer,
dec IS-IW, w. L. BoYp. Jr., Clerk.
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4 COMFoRTABLE two story brick dwelling Broad
- Street, three COOrs from Summer snd opposite the
Tenn. q Ala. K. X. Station.
double Office the second floor, Deaddck Street,
Cherry.
Fifteen likely negroes sncudina men, women, aud boys,
suited for the house. Several them good cooks, din
ming room seTV ants, Ge, W. AAcGAVOCK,
dec 2g-d1w. No. IS, Cherry Street..
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WISH 70 sell the farm which reside, in Williamson
county, adjoining that advertised above BY Mr. John T.
Hill, containing by survey, hundred and ninety
nine and hall OF first farming labd with
Portable dwelling. with all necessary out houses, suitable FOR
small farm, with good Tne farm Is well enclosed
with good fences including about seven hundred yards
stone tence will sell this place separately, together
with Mr. Hl's-as beth united would Certainly des
rabie farm, and purchasers Invited call on NJ Hill
and examine th3 premises. LAViNlA CRAIGHEAD.
For ferher particulars apply 10 Mr.. H. n. Snyder AZ the
stOreOl Snyder q FrizZell, AashslHe l.. G.
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Premium piCtrras.

]
The hrst premium awAraed 10 he sub,cIlbers IL
the late Exhibition the Mechanics Insutate for the be
PHOTOGRAPHS,
AMBROIYPBs,
hkLAINOTYPBS AND
EPHBREoTYPRs.
Any wanting any OF above syls Of Pictures nrs
respectfully invited call G1ery where ze warrant
to give you perfect ssaet on, prices as Low any
other Gallery, IN the State, HUGHES 6. BRO.
20 UBiOn Street,
Il Nashville Tennessee.
ME Iakng The deeciaed currency The "a hest
wv vafua. A T. DUNCAN A In
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HAVE elosed up my Sable Market street, for The
purpose OF going 10 Texas, but aItsnd ny Sta
bic, Of Church and FFsnt streets, where have
moved stock, and will be tiezstd ne pstron-
age Of old customers and t1s riding public genefay
Juiyl G. ". SUMNER.
p. al wish TO hire good CaEriagedrits For so,d
good price VIII be asyanesd nOnh5 for 0ae or
years. G, N.1.
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So On the passage of the Treasury Note bill IN
ne House, the Tennessee delegation voted asfolloWs
Yeas.-Messrs. Atkins, Avery, Maynard, Ready>
Smith, Watkins and Wright.
NGyS.-Messrs. Jones and Zollicofer.
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W.T.. BERRY & C0MPANY'S

The Court Of Napoleon; or, Society
under the First Empire. With superb Portraits Of is
Beauties, Wits and HsrOinss. By Frank B. Goodrich,
/ (Dlek Tinto) In Antique Morocco
a. The rs edition Of this attractive work netrith snex-
t-aordiuary sale its eaod for b he
pabic demand. The literary character Of The book
proved the authors eminent fitness for lahos since
itimmedistey sssuped prominent place IN els-
giant literature Of country; while UNIQUE lustra
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from the American press.
| The Republican Court or, American
Society In tue days Of Washington Win portraits Of
distinguished women Engraved from original pictures.
4tO., antique morocco.
Irving's Washington.
washiugton's Earlier Years: being the srst volume
Irvngs Life Of Washington. With tweuly-one boauri.
IuI Engrsvia g, with Maps and Wood Cuts
Roberts views in the Holy Land.
The Dresden Gallery.
The Public Galleries of Europe.
Lodges Portraits Of Illustrious Person
ages of Great Britain.
Book of Gem: or, the Poets and Artists
of Great Britain.
The Sons of the Brave. Illustrated.
The Book of Celebrated Poems. Illus
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The Dairyman's Daughter. Illustrated.
The Barefooted Maiden. Illustrated.
Life of Luther. Illustrated
Barry Cornwalps Dramatic Scenes and
other Poems.
Poems By William Cullen Bryant.
Longfellow's Poems. Illustrated.
The Golden Legend. Illustrated
Voices of the Night Illustrated.
EvangeIine: A Tale of Acadie.
Hyperion; A Romance. Illustrated.
Trays Elegy. Illustrated.
The Deserted Village. Illustrated.
COleridge's Ancient Mariner. Illustrated.
CampbelPs Pleasures of Hope. Illustrat-
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Heroiness of Shakespeare.
Gallery of Byron Beauties.
Goldsmith's Traveller. Illustrated.
The Illustrated Byron.
The Poet of the 10Th Century.
Beautifully printed tinted paper, with Is2 Iusira-
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Moore's Irish Melodies. Illustrated.
Beauties of the Court of Charles II.
The Waverly Novels.
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the waverIy Novels.
DR.. Livingston's South Africa,
WthtwO Maps and PortraltOn steel, and numerous
Illustrations.
- FOrrurhsr particulars see Catalogue, which may be
had on application.
W. T. B. & CO., have also sale IRE assortmentof
Leather Bags Jswery Cases. Dressing Cases. wiring Desks
Fancy Inkstands, &c. dses
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HOUSE OF REP, TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE,
Dacenhar 90 1877

December %, 1857.
Editors Union and american:
You published sUmetime past, communication to
me from the Commissioner of Railroads, in regard
to the interest falling due and required to be paid
into the Bank of Tennessee by the 10Th ins accord
ing to law. You viii see from the accompanying
communication Of our efficient Commissioner Of
Roads, that the interest, called January interest,
has been promptly met, which is highly creditable
20 our various Railroad companies. under the pres
ent financial troubles of the country. I will also
state in this connection, that it is the fixed policy
of the present Legislature not to extend the credit
Of the State for any purpose; but to meet promptly
all her liabilities, and faithfully to carry out all her
engagements
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Two comfortable Brick Family Residences, CneE,) Il
west Nashville, each eont--ing rooms with esIer
attached. Apply 10
dee 22-dJf J. W. F. MANNING,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-29

DECISIONS IN THE SUPREME COURT.
l5TH CRcUET-EQUITY.
E. Alexander rs. A. Paros and ais Oriniou Nv
Judge Harris affirming decree of Chancellor.
ORR CIRCUIT-EQ UIrY.
David Z. Barns as. Mm Flemming and ais. Opin
ion by Judge Mckinney; reversing decree and dis
missing bill.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-29

RECEIPT FOR GROWING BIG MEN.-Dr. Holmes,
the celebrated Boston poet and anaomist, has given
us a new theory for the manufacture of men Of a
alrge growth which is going the rounds of the pa
pers. The DR.. says:
In Kentucky, Ohio and Western Vermont, men
grow to larger sizes because of the limestone fOrma-
ton under the soil. Parts OF families have emf
grated to these regions, and the result in the next
generation has been larger bone development in
those who remained. Kentucky, Ohio and Iowa will
grow great men, The finest figure in the world will
be found in the valley of the Mississippi in a few
generations. Indoor labor, unnatural for men,
will weaken the vital powers and stop the growth in
large cities, but the great aud glorious West, with
its broad praries, and compensate for the growing
feebleness of the eastern States.
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Aorse LOst,

SS0TSe Lost.
STRAYED OR STOLEN, from my prem ises in ~
~ Edgs teld, sunday last, dark iron grey SfCya
Horse hFe old next spring. al out sixteen -
bands hgn, finely formed and eavres mis- head high $780,
No marks reeOeeted, except that hismane having
quite shOrJ behind his Of the halter, and
the point Of his left hD boae newly healed
hut hair not quite ou He is fast tTOtter in
harness and rather hard bi ted In ne
liberal reward will be given all expenses paid, on
his rerurn 20 me, for Information 50 can get bin
dsc2}-tf 0HAkEES A FULLER.
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RARE CHANCE FOX SPECULATION.
any person has $4,000 than be wants. aHd viii
loan u 10 u.s. We vii take pleasure naming cur
aehne shop AndFOundTy after him. DOntal call al once
Spectators calling the above business will please cs
between the hours OF and p. The most important
part Is big name. See advertisement below.
NASHVILLE aug. u ELLIS * MOORE.
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CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS,
IRON FOUNnRY.

A1NON FOUNDRHs
w . nave row started and extensive POundry
on the old stand Of the late Nashville Manufacturing
company ana are prepared to execute heavy and light
HO OF any description at the shortest notice Light Cast
ngs 70 small amounts at moderate city prices heavy Cast
hg 70 large amounts furnished per contract Cincinnati
prices with additions Of freight have also commenced
operations In new
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines saEnls Fourmlls Of he most improved
patterns made 10 order Jobbng repairing done mmsd
asJ We are ready make contracts for Engines and Mills
and snail furnish plans 10 enable purchasers 70 pat er
Mills with little expense. Manufacturers ana Farmers sf
md profitable u.s. before going East West Tor
Ma 4inery.
STEAM BOILERS.
Precautionary engines and steamboats, made order Of The
bes MATERIAL complete with FrefrOHts Grae staudDs
Valves warranted stand auy pressure required M
Manufacturing pOrpeli1g paEPoses.
BLACKSMITH SHOP
Any description Of SnilhwOrk in excellent 1--WE
IrOh usedSaWmill work Sterups %.
Pitman Irons, Saw eraDks Bolts all kind Mil bee
made 10 order short notice.
wishing purchase good, cheap Machinery, win
do we'll W cali cur Office or address By letter.
A. JACKER & CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
uly25-u Late Nashville Man. Co.'S Shops.
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WILL offer the cslebraed Saddle Stallion, n
MARSHAL HEXs for sale TO The highest 81 "A
bidder, on twelve months credit nTuesdy the soh. -
Sale to take place Mr. D. B. Hicks, III Edeeaeld Who as
sale Of Negroes and Stock, that day -
dec04 W. A. JOHNSON.
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MILES. MILES
FOH RENT ANOUTRE-

MULES, MULES
7 WlLLSELL upon liberal terms Sc No. NULRS, all in
good con diton. Apply to a. J McWHIRTER,
DEC 29-tf z Nashville Block.
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Respectfully Yours,
r. G. PAYNE,
Road Comniasin, ar

ACCEPTANCE OF GOV. WALKERS RESIGNA-
TION.
The President, in response to resolution Of the
Senate, has transmitted to that body mass of pub
lie documents with reference to the Territory Of
Kansas
The following letter is among the papers, accept
ing the resignation of Gov. Walker:
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NEGHO WOMAN FOR SALE.
NEGRO WOMAN 80 years old, fair cook, good washer,
irOneE and seamstTess Neat and tidy in habits, and OF
good dsP0Silion will not be sold trader Apply
dec eft BRANSFORD, McWHIRTER & co.
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A. NJ. sAYA0E. ESQ.

We are panied to hear Of the death, at his resi-
dence in Smithville, Of A. H. SAVAGE, Esq, Repre-
sentative in the Legislature from the county of De
Kalb. Mr.. SAVAGE was every way sterling man as
well as a man Of very fine abilities. His loss will
be severely felt, not only by his family but by the
citizens of his county. Our acquaintance with him
was slight, and we trust to some one more intimate
ly associated with him for more full notice of his
services and his virtues
INTEREST ON TENNESSEE RAILROAD BONDS.
The accompanying correspondence affords the
gratifying intelligence that the January interest on
the bonds for railroad purposes guaranteed by the
State, has been placed in New York We did not
doubt that such would be the fact yet that it ha:
been done by the companies themselves, without
assistance in any case from the State, viii relieve
the fears ofmsny Of our readers
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LEASE FOR SALE,

THE unexpired time OF years lease Of that valuable
and commodious warehouse No. n Public Square, at
present occupied bv 4. Duncan d Co. Terms liberal
Apply to BRANSFORD, McWHIRTER co.
dCcg 81
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SEWING MACHINES

Sl.G6H,7 Sewing Machines exam ned and ssted
EVERY conceivable description OF WORK, from HiN-
70 CAMBRlC 10 THICK LEATuER. b. the q scien-
N the country the late Me Institute
TSI sashyile Tenn; and were prom uDetd ECIDkDLY
ICE MACHINES for FAMILY or ANY CTHH K USE where
lang r. required. and were awarded the HIGHEST
PREMIUM toe DIPLOMA, which be seen har gfug
IN THIS ONCE. PREMIUMS too NUMEROUS 70 mention
mere have been AWARDED 10 the.e Biachfres in The
UNlIED STATES and EUROPE, among others The
hitTHEST PREMIUM the MEDAL OF HONOR at ha Late
"EAPOSEiON UNIVERSALLY FRANCE
IL Inc public IS invited TO cell Exhibition once.
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4G PIRIIC SouAKE.

as hVIlle, Tennes
ana 1al1 Tor tn mselves and test the capabilities
Machines, for all SORTS Of work.
C- Machine OIL NJ edes, Machine SILK Thread on spools
ana pals on hand and for sale wholesale end retail.
l. NJ singer q Cos Gazeue sent 10 part the
W aras " al VINO desire information Concerning Sewing
Naehlhes. lnoV l--tfl VIM. A. singer, j., Agent
II Central office, ass broadway, n. ".
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w are rakirg the dePreeaied currency DE hg
w marketyaiae. a. !, DUNCAN x co
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THE HERMTTAGE AND A MILITARY SCHooL-It Is
likely that the Hermitage property rendered to the
Upitsd States upon the condition that the Govern
ment will establish thereon Military School, will
be accepted during the present session of Congress.
Il will be remembered that the tender made dur
ing the last session. but At so late period, that
plsn Reorganization for the school mstured, ana
the tender was not accepted for this and other
reasons.
Gen. Zollicoffer, the Representative Of the Hermit
tage District, has a bill which he will shortly in
troduce and which, we think, win certainly meet
with such favor as will secure its passage Already
leading gentlemen familiar with military affairs
both in and out of Congress, are sanctloAing most
heartily the proposition.
The Bill proposes to establish school at the Her
mitage which shall be preparatory to admission at
West Point That is to say, the period Of time nov
required for passing through the course OF STUDY a.
West Point is to be divided between the two schools
the first years being at the Hermitage, and the
education completed at West Point; so that every
graduate will have received portion Of his educa-
ton In the South and portion in the North.
There are other features Of the bill worthy Of
commentator which shall take occasion to notice
again.-SOHthsrn Citizen.
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DECISIONS IN THE SUPREME CorRT

Hon. ROBERT J. WALKER, Washington 10 a. O4'''
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Figures are given in some Of the Northern papers
t9prove that even with the abundance Of wheat in
the country, failure TO send forward to the East
from Chicago before the lakes freeze may cause a
state of things which will render importation from
the Black Sea cheaper than to transport by rail
from the West.
These "northern papers" have not heard of the
Tennessee wheat crop. They will learn that the
South, which never freezes up, can supply all de-
mands for the article in New York, without the re-
cessity of looking to tie Black Sea.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-13
Thanksgiving Proclamation BY
the Governor.

In accordance With a venerable usage,
ard IN compliance with just public SEN
timent, invite the people Of Ohio TO OBJ
serve THoRsDAY, The Goth day Of the
present month Of November, as a day Of
Public Thanksgiving 70 Almighty God.
To Him, who hath visited the earth
and blessed IL, and hath made IL very
fruitful
To Him, who hath crowned tho year
with His Goodness, making our valleys
TO stand thick with corn, aud filing our
barns with plenty.
To Him, who hath greatly blessed us
In the increase Of the ground, and in The
gathering in Of the fruits thereof
To Him, who hath defended us from
the pesiilence that wolketh in darkness,
and from the sickness that dostroyeth At
MONDAY.
To Him who hath given us peace in all
our borders, protecting us alike from for
egn Invasion and from internal commo.
ton.
10 Him let us al, assembling in places
Of public worship, or gathering around
domestic altars, present sincere offerings
Of humble alteration aud grateful praise.
remembering that rs we, being needy,
have received abundanlly Of His bounty,
so ought we cheorfully to give Of our
abundance to them who need, and in
yoking earnestly His gracious favor, that
we may walk before Him continually in
the way Of his commandments, TO the
end that His blessings may remain upon
US, and upon our children, and upon the
good land which Ho hath given US, for
ever.
- Given at the City Of Columbus,
g. under my hand and the Great
SEAL Seal Of the State Of Ohio, this
- second day Of November, A. d.
1851. BY the Governor,
s. p. CHASE.
j. II. BAKER, Secretary Of State.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-13
Jurisdiction Of Justices Of the Peace.


aANAAf fFNef W. AfNotNfs
morton TO DIsMiss AppEAL.-This ao.
ton was commenced before a justice Of
the peace to recover damages on breach
of warranty in the sale Of two horses.
Amt. claimed-.-two hundred and fifty
dollars.
Judge NJ. G, wmTELr, Of Seneca, &c.
Common Pleas. announced an opinion in
which It was held that the jurisdiction Of
Justices Of tho Peace when tho amount
claimed exceeds enc hundred dollars is
limited to the following cases.
l. To recover the balance on any open
or unsettled account, and the amount OF
any bond, bill or note,
g. To render judgment on confession,
and
8, In actions founded upon undorta.
kings given in pursuance Of law in any
civil proceeding before Justice Of tho
Peace, In all other actions the jurisdic-
ton is limited to one hundred dollars,
The amount claimed in this action being
over one hundred dollars. the Justice had
no jurisdiction, The proceedings were
coram non JUDGE and void. Appeal dis
missed
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-13
The State Elections.

State elections were held, last week, in
New York, Massachusetts,, Wisconsin,
Maryland, and Louisiana, and county and
municipal elections. in New Jersey and
Illinois. The following is q summary of
the result, so far as asoertaiued
New YoRN. Secretary Of State and
other State officers elected by the Demo
crats--plurality ranging from 5000 to
$4,000. Legislature Democratic in both
branches.
MASSACHUSETTS. ---Hon. Nathaniel p.
Banks chosen Governor by n heavy plu
rality over American and Democratic can.
ddates; the latter third best In the race.
Legislature largely Republican.
New JERSEY. Elected q Legislature
and in the counties some local officers.
Legislature Democratic In both branches.
ILLINOIS. - EleOtion for county officers
only. Large Republican gains in many
counties; no Democratic gains as far rs
heard from. City Of Chicago, the home
of Douglas, increases her Republican ma
jority.
WISCONSIN,. Cross Dem, probably
elected Gov, by small majority. Leg
islature doubtful,
MARYLASD.. 1.-The Americans have cleo
e teed, thsir candidate for, Gpy6o jend 9th 81, :
state officers, by about BJOOI majority
They also have a majority in tho Logisa,
ture and three Of the six Congressman.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS State ticket
elected, one American and three Demo
Gratis chosen to Congress.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-13
Slavery In OREGON.

The Convention, elected for the pur
pose Of framing oouslilution for Ore
gop, preparatory 10 her admission into th,
Uoion. has closed its labors and the peo.
pie were to vote on lbs adoption or reiec
tiou, on Monday last A strong pro
slavery clause was appended. to be sub.
mitied al tho same time. What its fat,
will Oe we cannot tell. Five Of the eight
Democratic papers in the Territory openly
espouse the side Of Slavery. Con. Joseph
Lane, delegate elect TO Congress, also
openly declares himself in favor Of the
introduction Of shveiy into Oregon
suoh Is Democracy.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-13
From Wilmington.


WAsH1NGToN. Nov. 6.--The Secretary
Of War received to-day despatch dated
Fort Leavenworth Intelligence had
been received to the effect that the Nor
mons were calling into Salt Lake City all
their forces from the surrounding country,
and was organizing to resist the U. s.
troops.
The Department has just received
dispatches scon6rmatory ofprevious reports
that the Mormons are bent on resistance
to the U, s. troops. Appointments of the
army, and general preparations are such,
that no fears are entertained as to the
result.
Orders had been sent to Gen. Harney
to remain at Fort Leavenworlh for the
present. In case the Mormons resist our
troops, another large force, under the
command of Harpey will be Immediately
ordo~~I o. Tri~L
Omaha City, Nebraska, has been desig.
mated by the Secretary Of the Treasury as
the point foi depositing of public funds.
The Administration has received no
peculiarly important dispatches in rela-
ton to the events in Central America or
Costa Rcan movements. No matter
what other governments may do with
regard to these affairs, ours will pursue
an Independent american policy without
entangling alliances
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-13

WCons Ham DYs-'This admirable article IA rspidly
improving tho hair No aole Of a similar Kind now b.
fore he public, enjoys better repuiaiion a. restorative
and invlgofatug hair tonie i peculiar qualities
have beneficial eject upon e growth and character ofhe
hair, giving sky ond sloy texture ioha which was for
msrly Of coarse and dry nature, Il has also, W uudor
stand aisndepey 10 poieUe The youthful color and apsar
o. ,he hair and deoyng o. oounieracing the ,eo
of age win such recommendations "a it iayor hardy
pocese how any lady gentemsn should without %
valuable an apnet 10 their toilet, The uree aay bad
Of he Dpgsisa hroqghoat the county missouri Dem.
eg-soldby all ihe Drugglss. noy0.lm