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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-05-06

EEWc are glad TO SEQ that efforts
are being made by the Management Of
the Rutland Road to restore to some ex.
tent the former business Of the concern.
1t has been operated for the last year or
two, with reference to other objects than
making money for the Rutland Road, if
we may judge from the alarming deficits
in the receipts and We think it high
time there should be a change in the
methods of management. The local fare
on the road have been much reduced, but
the through fare to and from Boston
has had no corresponding reduction
1t is said that tho reduction, small as it
is, Of the through fare, is not devided
between the Rutland and tho lower
roads. Must every discrimination DO
made against the Rutland We trust
the. Management will have snap enough
to compel the lower roads into some.
thing like an equitable arrangement
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-05-06
M(ibbleburp 8egisttr,
M d d L e B q Y:
WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1857.
For the Old Folks at Home.


sons improved the beautiful day, in plant
ing trees. We notice a long line OF fine
clms. on Weybridge Street, which reflects
credit upon the owner. We hope at no
distant period to see the willows Of that
peghborhood superseded by better
trees The upper park near the court
house, has been splendidly ornamentcd
with handsome double.srruces. A few
new trees have crept into the park on
tho south side Of the main bridge. Tho
Academy grounds, formerly called the
old "Coll ege Green" are in process of
thorough Communication. We notice a
largo number of very handsome thrifty
trees have been planted there, under the
auspices, aud at the expense of one or
two Middlcbury boys living abroad, aud
under the personal superin,endence Of
geut IL man, to whom the village (as we'll
as our local Educational interest) owes
great debt There is still room for
improvement, and We hope the season
will not be allowed to pass without fur.
Their effort. The man who will not fur
nsh his own roof tree deserves to wither
in the sun of prosperity, or be swept
down by the Winds OF adversely.
Nor should tn kind Of ornamental ton,
the cheapest and the finest in the world,
be confined to the villages of our beauti.
full country. Every farm house should
exult in its shade and shrubbery Moth.
ing marks genuine refinement like o
skiiful arrangement CT tho thousand ma.
terials which Nature furnishes for the
concealment of that which is necessarily
unsightly, and Tho development Of that
which partakcs Of positive beauty. The
occupation of few rainy days when
nothing else can be done By the farmer,
10 the simplest adjournment of home, will
result in a charm to the eye, and solid
value in the purse. Homo should be
made attractive by every art within
reach aud love of it on the part of the
young, the greatest safeguard Of the
morals, should be cultivated and cher.
ished. In a nero pecuuiary point of
view, tho tale is not without its moral
a pleasant homestead will find purchas.
crs, while the best Of farms with dreary
and forlorn house, may utterly fail of
market.
We have noticed with pleasure, that
our farmers to considerable extent
are aware Of these things, aud have
been directing ,heit attention to this
sort Of improvement. We hope they
will 90 on with new and large accessions
to their numbers, and make the country
bud and blossom like tho rose Tue
economic millennium, when there shall
be no further stampede to the west. is
not far off. Tho reaction is at hand,
and we may prepare ourselves for the
return among US Of multitudes yellowed
by fever, aud shaking with the ague, who
will be glad to creep ba ok to the protec-
ton of our mountains, and tho delights
Of New England home. Let US then
furnish up our cottages and prepare the
grateful shade of our own vine and fig
tree, that we and they may rcjoice and
become glad.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-05-06
BABEK March II 1857.

BABEK March II 1857.
We arrived here last Friday, after
voyage of sixty days from Boston. Oar
voyage to Smyrna was fifty.six days, aud
you may be sure that The rafting of the
chains and the plunge of the anchor were
welcome sounds, and that it was no small
JOY to set foot on terra frn,a onco more.
We left Boston jan. 5th the third
day out We entered the gulf stream
Tho temperature was at once changed
the ice was melted from the rigging. and
We had 10 more fire in the cabin during
the entire voyage. We had one
STERN on the Atlantic 1t lasted two
days, ard was Sc violent that we were
obliged to " heave too" Though you have
heard it, again and again, yet allow me
to tell you once more, that a storm at
sea is sublime sight, even to sick man
as l was. put on my rubber suit and
croSded out on deck. The shrill pip.
ing of the Llast upon tho rigging the
loud commands OF the Coptain, the piM,
haH .fendtSh cry of the sailors, tugging
a. the ropes, the ioar Of wind and wave
together, we're truly grand 1t was a
Joy to hear this anthem Of the sea.
On the morning of the third Sabbath
from Boston we were called on deck to
see the southern coast of Europe, tho
first mainland that We saw. 1t was
clear pleasant morning when we saw the
coast OF Spain on our left, and that Of
Africa on the right AS we proceeded
tho Strait became narrower, until little
villages. here and there, among the
mountains, came distinctly to view.
We passed one Of the Pillars, on the
right, called Abyla, 1t is strongly for
tined, aud never was trodden by English
foot,
1t Is SAID tho shadow of this rock
reaches to Europe. If this be so it isa
curious fact, and is it not significant
symbol of the relation Of the Black and
White races. About IL o'clock, we
came to the second pillar, the fortress of
Glbralter Our good Captain took US
so near that we could sec it distinctly.
The rock Iibrater is about three miles
long and one wide. 1t is undermined
and charged with magazines, so that i.
can be exploded at any time, if there is
danger that it will be taken 1t wa. ia.
ken, as you know, in l704, and is now
held by 5000 British soldiers.
As we were twenty seven days in 60.
ing from Malta to Smyrna, a distance
our Captain has made in three and
half, with head winds, gales and Gains,
losing in one day what We had labored
several days to gain, We had good OPP
por'unity to become acquainted with
these islands, and the coast of Greece.
We are about six miles up the
Bosphorus from Constantinople. In my
next, | will tell you something of Con-
stantinople, and the missionary work -
l will only add, the Turks are enquiring
more and more, aud every day gives US
encouragement
Yours, &c, o. w. w.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-05-06
Letter from the Rev. O. W. Win.
chester,

We are permitted to extract the fol.
lowing from private letter from Mr..
Winchester, who has just arrived on
Missionary ground in Turkey. Mr.. w.
and wife have numerous friends iu this
place aud vicinity, who will be pleased to
hear from them
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-09

Direct 1mpOFIRIIon.
'EhATc hi. day received from the 1snufNcsoE.
w leo ii belfast, Fall importation Of Irish LintnP,
lIry LinrH1, and Linen CSHGrc handkerchief. These
Linens uBdr especially for FpIts sud
rAnt' G purr LuCa. We would respectfully Invite puT.
chaSrrs to call and rIarnEV, determined 10 cell
vt ltsh prices uIAn can bt purChasc,l In the city
Epl9 HElSkELL / SWEARIEGES.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-09


FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TEAN NELERS
IN~ICP DAnT, (Sunas night rScrptel,l "I"seE Rich
| mvud aud Washington CITY NH IurIOuGVIIIe and Alex
iHdIu.
Hours Of Ac,ar'urr at Rich.
nnnh ........,....,......GI .GIS A, ". and I:3N r N.
Returning leave wa'llRSt"n...6 A.M.Aud+ Pm.
and
Arrgr at Richmond, .,....,..iSNP r. NJ And1 AN.
IT, rorr rlrcEs aHd trSss, given through between Rlrh
nund aud WAsilnsl"n ~
md being In excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the bet guar
Intc " always securing connections, as shown by HTT
ya- daily At Iirhmuhd and Washington city In advance Of
'hr Steamboat line. 49,.
FIEE UETWEEX HCIINnSn WAHISGTNN f5f1N
An Omnibus viii h- found always ready 10 take through
aud their baggage Of wearing apparel between
r tVO nrpns free VI charge, with HmIc time for them 10
tnk, their mrRl-, Whcihrr going NORTH nT south
Through Tickets CAn hr obtained brtNetu DHnVillr and
Nn.hnstpn At The Terminus Of the lIoAd nearly COM
it,rd 70 panvlr An Agent Of the Company will receive
m Checks Of passengers from the pHnvIc Road, and at
tend to their baggage al the Way to Washington or the BAL
The f,G the same by the mall linz by tile old steamboat
route
There no change Of car. cR the night line, between Rh
nunl aud Alexandria. Tel
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TRANSFORMATIONS.
Cleveland q Plttsbulg 6 Railroad.
gs2 s B

S5$ $
Spring ARRANGEMENT.
Trims rvn h,aVyh 10 FhFtiihH d PH'SbUrgh,
AN and nh,r Monday, March ., lSII, Trains will run
~ daily, (SundA' = 'AerPtrGl ms io'loNs;
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
1tS n Mall Train, stops at all Way St@onS, arrive. a.
Pittsburgh al SO N, and st Wheeling At hl3
eSr Express Tain, stops only at Hudson n,AvennO,
Alliance, BA,trd, SLineVillr, WCllAvlc, and
L,yupoo, and arrives At Pittsburgh at ~ nN.
5la i N Accommodation Train for Na'enLG aud Way
Stations.
LEAVE PITTSBURGH.
9t5 NJ Mail Train, stops W Way Stations, arrives At
Cleveland at 4:S' + N, amd Wheeling At 3:1S
500 = NJ E>prs. Tain, stops at WAY Stations except
S.w salisbury, East RUcles',r, houlIric, aud
Whchp. .trr, urfiv,s At Ult Vcllhd Ut 9:;O T. u and
NhtvlmF at s@h pm.
LEAVE WHEELING.
Is VI Mall Tran, stops at Way stations Nrrl'rs At
'gr at 70 , nna a, , ",s'Sa'I wa, Al Es W.
arrive ~ t,I''hurRa at 81" I ~ Gnd Cleveland
Mt9h"pM.
eW- Arc"rnnoiat n ?ra'n leaves RaVrunG At PCS ~,
IIlsou Mt NJ, -top- At d! stations, aud arrives ut
u, yrlMnd vi lI:!3A NJ.
eE' All Tialus sop al EncliI street Station,
TuWRrnWna IGrnNCh.
Trains leave N,w plAh,lrLin IIi n, Dover nt :: T.
W"yIesLurE Sit: 5;mIrvrs NJ IAyHr AZ 49, Eui'cIhH
with Tran an MHn Lur, T"r Clrt,lat.' I'I'h9FEh amt
Wrrlinv ip,,. ES rH Vt i+ PM, ton arrival " Train
lrnn Crrrl td p,'.rr nnI whrrImrj Way n,Sburrh at
80 NJ; Arrive, aI Dsycr at i, aLi ArN PhtSdv!rLa
atI'L rM
~ NJ charge IT Cars l,tWetu Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Hhu NL,,lnr and lnI,6urfh.
COnHCcIloHH
The TTArp connect ut Pti,h,r-h with tie PrnnS,Vlna
Railroad Tor liar isburlh, IdIGdtIhu, Baltimore, New
York amt liuSun
S,,ultr,nl Nuh the Srubrnyllc and Indiana Railroad
ol CaI,z Uo.huclnn, NrWmrA, CUuml us and hcinnal
Al MhctlnE Nth the BaunuTt and Oh KAT"Ad for
CGnbtrgr FTpdrfC' shurg, Washington CITY AM balii.
mere. A.o Will Strats for Marietta, PArkeT'hurg, and
Ia,hi' nIlrr OH" RIVER.
At CINrltnd with the like Shore and Cleveland To"
10 RAllrnaus tor UuliU, SsS,aIa FA' Canada uhl NV
YorE: rolcI Chca. Burlington Rock lnnd bNV'II" It,
Alrh, Racine, Milwaukee, ST Paul uud the Grat North
west.
I- TcErt,can he purchased ut the Oare on the Line;
>" At alt the principal rcAtt Offices OF the various con-
LevIing Reads
~ tnrr rs Low asbr ans other LOntc.
SuptS Uficr e. d i. Railroad, J. DCRASp, SupT.
C!ryl lIaud March 4, iSi mltlg
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For FuH Cowrss, taeiudimy al DEDdriuS't' q B0at
L,rItHg, Lectures TWd IsHmdHsHiI, 'Hr"Uty az
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~ CORRESPONDENTS.

LETTERS cOnevruay advertising or other g.
business Of r intrsentEr ko1ld be addressed 70
I lv rrUpnviUrN. EH n VI
..ts concerning the editorial Department Of the latt''
ou M to tie Editors Jointly, or 10 either one
CSIsgsousn,s writing for publication, viii please write
}uiy vi UuG apir Vi IL" paper.
An svrVsurr VI The rules viii Heauj "Dlse w.
and scgr, murv prompt attention tS correspondents that
~ u!Isht Ulur TW receive,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-09
ENUUUEAGE GNERIO4E MGNUYAcTCR9B
BUTLEh'S BOOK IEERPER'b
Writing Fluid.

IECE gS superior FIud lux hAS been before the public
= nearly tEo yeSrs Il Las been constantly gaining IA
'STor and ueN preferred By uAsy to The fSrassd Ar
mold Fluid.
During the past yr twenty thOupAnd 1uHrt and pint bot
ties together wI:h smaller tTGbe, pave ttE Foid
10 bankers and merchants in Cincinnati, Ln!IYle PIu'
nrg, Butao Cleveland, DrlroA, TcTr HNptr Lafayette,
Nncennr', InLanapcG Evansville, FTAnkiT LtTiDgtpn
Sashvr Memphs ST. LOus, ViCkFburs, Jackson, Matches
and New Orleans II has ao been adopted "a TIT aGs De-
NrtGens Ui Kentucky, TrnurEsee aud AlGF'nTB. II hRS
AGrn three fret class Dploss she NrchSRicG institutes
Cincinnati unh Louisville, au1 four DplomRH and PF!Gs Me-
Gls at State FArS held las! HA in vS YOrA Ohio indiana
md Illinois.
The following meFehAuI BANKERS &C.. IN RheelnE heTN
ofore uaf ArHUl Engph Ink, have purehASEd But
,r'J BuoE-KerptF' ~ Writing Nud: -
EorthN stern bank Of Virginia; MrrChhuts AeehEnles
AHk Nf Wheeling; Bank 0G Wheeling; Crescent MEnuGstU.
ring Company County Clerk U Ohio County; National Tile
graII Once, b,gigre Ard Oh;o EAtoAd Office; ACLUrs
HOUSE, Kelly Holloway Coz Russell McAirr; Gordon,
Matthews Co; T. SSCrnry SON; DUGnc Cowgirl; Or
boyd; Boyd u Oliver Pryor Jas, II. BtOut Co; Lamb
lin, GilbrFAuu Co, PrrEI.
For sale ~ manufacturers p'ecsby
Oe8o L1EBDIN. GILDERsoN AGO.
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CIR l]brelinq gllteIIi9cllfrr, /,
Is Pt'BLSl91
DAILY, TEI.wEIKLY AND WEEKLY, BY
a MPBELL & McDERMOT.
'I'lIltNlS.

Of Main aud Quincy streets
-Euuauce from Quincy st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-09

FiLL .iND WINTER TRADE
< TOEE Il THOMAS take pleasure in AnnouIeinE shit
= they sre nov 10 receipt of their iu stoSk Of HEI Erd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-09

subs ri r. rv EVr rAIrrSs notice I" tS enn'
tI, IT, c"nsdtrrn ~Ishs Gu eOntInu. he'F 'u"'crl
IULs, ...
d.rNiS thu ruUnh,T cVntur t" 'en, them uul Il" ar
'E.raRrs ~, IrAd. ,,,
i subscribers hesirr or reluFt to take Irlr peno''
M ijp il nr,, TO Wurn tley are directed, tey ~" "rll
iE.p6u,U, I'll ry have seteL the hill Hnd ordered them
liBchutniCtt.
ell ,ubScrrrs remove to other NGees Without INFORM
Ia pubyrs aud IL" papers are stnt to tht iOrshSr u''
tcIiul, II,ry are hrlh responsible
31u COurtsh have decided that reINnRf' take eri0h''
sGIs W tc Ulcr removing aud leaving ulvm ueae'
81, l. prtHiI JtIriu evidence UT lmenti6HA iFaud.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-18

Mothers, Mothers. Mothers. - AN OLD
NURSE FOR CHILDREN Don't fail to procure Mrs.
Wnsow's Soothing Syrup for Children Teething. It has
no equal on Earth. No mother who has tried Mrs Wins
lows SOOTHING SYRUP for Children will ever consent to
let her child pass through the distressing and critical pc
Rod of eehing without the aid Of this invaluable prep
aration, If life and health be estimated by dollars
and cents, 1t Is worth its weight in gold
Millions of Bottles IF Mrs Winsow's Scoring SYRUP
are sold every year in the United States.
PRICE ONLY 25 GENTS A BOTTLE.
Sold at proprietor's prices, by NJ. B. GREEN l. CO.,
GEO. R. SPUR, and Druggists generally.
ap22 d&w6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-18

HATHAWAY will make for the public Single CLASS
Pictures (eAled Improved Ambroiypes) far 20 cents
Ir The outy Improved AnbrotyPe known as Vut
ting's Patent, for 10 cents, 81 % and upwarda.
o27 dtH Opposite Olark's Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-18

PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
SANFORD h CO.. Proprietors, 345 Broadway, New
York.
Wholesale Agents in Boston-Burr, Foster L Co., Mo-
Cornhl. Retail Agent. Russell spalding, q Ire
nont street, opposite Museum.
Agent an Rorcester-G. R. sPURR Druggist 20I
Main street. daw6m o2D
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-18

TO PURCHASERS OF CLOTHING.
For sale-A large stock of
O L o T H N q
comprising
OEBRCOATS Of every choice styLe, viz
Sack, and
SurtOut.
PANTS AND VESTS
o every desirable style ana quality all of which bav
been manufactured with great care in the yerv baet
manner, for the Fall and Winter wear; and anv
one wishing for
One Garment, or One Hundred
will do well to CALL this great chance to Inv
cheap.
Also, an excellent assortment Of
F r N s FL / N G G o o u g
which will be sold very low.
Remember the place,
LUTHER'S CLOTHING HOTTSE
No. Lincoln House Block,
And those who have their Clothing custom made and
about ordering an
Over Coat, Under Coat, Pants or ye.s.
VII DO well to examine the superior assortment n
PIECE GOODS
now on hand, from which will make You A very qood
Over Goat for 0O usually sold in this CITY for $16 OO
very good pair Of Black Pants for &c. usually sold far
81 a very good Vest for S., usually sold at So SO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-18

Wholesale Purchasers will find at our store
n full assortment of desirab Clothing which will be
sold upon terms which will compare avoroby with those
u the larger cities. diff sIs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-18

woodland Cream-A pomade for beautifying
the Hair highly peiiumed, superior to any French ar
Gle imported and for half the price, For dressing the
hair Of ladies' it has equal giving 1t bright glossy
appearance 1t gentemens hair to curl in the
most natural 1t removes dandruf always Civ
ing the appearance Of being fresh shampooed. Price
only fifty cents None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGB CO., Proprietors Of the (,
''Bam OF Thousand Flowers"
BUSH CO., "a Front street, sole wholesale agents.
Atao aold hv DfNsMORE. 80 Main street,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-18
GEORGE SESSIONS,
RuTnIshing Undertaken & Comm NU,-o

N n WARRIED.
In Oxford, 18th inst, by Rey. Mr., Gordon, John
marsh Of Oxford, to Elizabeth j. Crump Of Webster
pert '" Laokey to Ezabeth B. Marsh, both Of Oxfort
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-18
OUR BoYS, DEPARTMENT.

Is IN the second story and contains by far the largest
and most attractive stock Of Chdrens and Youths gar
mens exhibited in this city, and no person needing
any description of Boys Clothing should neglect to exc
anime this large and carefully prepared stock which
believed to be unsurpassed in the state te
Boys Clothing Made TO Order u ag
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-18
I'LL s5 no 30 ZEE CENT.

Eiss ig SCI -
1r
eaag
LESS THAN -
Ya E8r aGrsa ir
H1es.5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-18

Many kinds of TONES are Advertised
that we are assured will strengthen the hair and prevent
its falling out, but that have seen used does all
that it promises, save that of Pof O. J. Woods. This
we know good from having tried it, and witnessed in
several cases its truly benidcal effects Dr. Wood was
kind enough to send couple of bottles and after
finding that prevented from falling out present
ed bottle to friend who had been bald least thirty
years it has restored his hair entirely, and is
thick and glossy as when he twenty-five TGis we
say in all sincerity and shallbe glad have friends
try tor themselves. For real WORTH Woods Heir Re.
storatve is undoubtedly the best preparation in for
restoring hair on bald heads changing gray hair TO their
original cnor and for cosmetic for pimples Is
fast taking the place Of other preparations No toilet
now-a days is complete without it,
II any should ask what in our opinion, arrived
at by impartial the best and most honest com
pound remedy for beautyng the hair and restoring gray
hair original COLOR and the the bald headed
We should without hesitation say Prof o. j. Woods hair
restora See advertisement 10 another column
Louisville Journal
Bold by all Druggists. q d&w2W nI4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-18
LTH AND sTRENGTH
DR.. s. o. Riohardsop,s


Is the best medicine used for Spring and Summer
complaints has been literally patronized than
any other established in this country 1t is the
same Richardson's Bitters which has restored so
nvads to health New England States dur
iOg the past thirty years.
N, B.. Beware Of limitations called Sherry Wine Bit.
tiers. The genuine have fac smile Of my signature up
on the outer envelope For sale by Druggists everywhere
and at my office, No 81 Hanover street, Boston.
nahl0 deOd&ytf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-18
CREAM ATTRACTTON
UhEAN ATTRACTION
AT THE
ONE PRICE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
OF
Az p. WARE CO.,
16S and 10 Main street. nearly opposite Mecbanic,i
Hall.


Ready MADE CLOTHING h FURNISHING GOODS
Ever exhiDteds by this we'll known establishment is
now offered to the public and rare opportunity is pre
scented for making selections Of garments of every al
y and style now In MARKET including the various non
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-13
NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.
FARE ONLY ara
TINE THROUGH % nouns
TENNESSEE & ALABAMA RAuRoAn
- - o.

5RsSHELg s.s:lselss go .E1.s1s7 -4SS
Sno shsr wednesday, April LIST, 1851, Trains viii
GOING SOUTH.
SAN"AA- FREIGHT PASSENGER
Leave Nashville sOO,u o.S
Arrive at Thompson IS a. n 5I0
GOING NORTH.
Leave Thompson $50 a. m. 500
Arrive az Nashville 10 IS an 90
Passengers FROM Nashville by the Morning train breaks
fast at Franklin 1853
rtdges connect with the Trains at Thompson's.
through Tickets for Memphis, Waynesboro' Jackson.
usogrnoia Florence, Pulaski and Columbia can be pre-
cured az the General Stage ONCE under the Verandah
Hotel. Nashville. w O,N TERRINS
marrh21-tf S,,.ri,,..d.n.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-13
MILLINERY GOODS.
FANCY BONNETs. PICNIC HATS
Millinery Goods.


go FHE most exquisite styles Of the season. rzm.
Just received per last steomers from Eu- 81
Fson the unprecedented patronage We have received
h eason me great competition notwithstanding for this
mas uy established the reputation Of house aid in
eAseo our trade per cent? and lave made large add
lions 70 our STOCK which is select in designs than
any time this season
such Flowers adys, that will delight you and the Eu
gne Gpsey Hats bewitchinR Cali soon as this is
last stock for this season, and viii be sold out
Our stock OF Straw and Fancy Goods Embroderes, &c.
consists Of
1000 rich Paris Bugal Fancy Bores imported styles
100 cases Hair, Bupa Bond Lace Bonnets;
% cases English Straw and other plain styles
dozen imported Imperial Chip Bonnets
s16 Cartons of Paris Flowers for bonnes, parties and
brides;
272 Cartons of Paris Ribbons, for bonnets land dress
Trimmings;
so dozen Hoop Skirts bone and STEEL extra bone, &c
40 dozen Spanish and French Pans;
30 dozen parasols, assorted quality;
Rich Black Bugai Lace Mantllas and materials;
Bugsl Gimps and Laces, white, blond and Maltese;
Black Bugal Collars and Sets, for mourning.
Our stock ofEmbroideres Is only beautiful but
consisting in part of Rich Maltese Work, Musu, Jacone
Sets Collars Of Honiton Work, Muslin Maltese and Jacc
net Under-sleeves, Worked Bands Paris Embroidered
Handkerchief fine line Of Paris Mitts Kid Gloves and
Elastic Belts Ladies fine medium Csbbas Port Monies
Combs, with many Fancy Goods ton to mention
viii be sold at great reduction in prices.
trust to receive the liberal patronage extendedto
me for the past thirteen years. and shall endeaVor by po
lite attention. punctuaty and honesty ofpurpose to com
mand a continuance
E. WISE, Agent
mayo No. &c Union st. next door to Plate Bank.