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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14

The price of Anthracite Coal lie well maintained and
the demand ia good. There is not SO mu,h Coal on
the wbarves as to create apprehension OF an over stock
next Spring, even should the Rss5iog and the Le'
high Valley Roads be kept in full operation oil the
Winter.
Forged papers TO the amount Of forty thousand do.
lars have been discovered in Providence, r. l.,
within week or two. The Post of that city publishes
the name of Isaac Prsud sgent Of the Valley Worsted
Mills the foger, and says ne has assigned his pro-
perry and let the city. lie used in his fraud the we'll
known rsme Of Joseph Manson, of Providence. Mr..
Proud hes hitherto enjoyed the confidence Of the basil
ness community there.
The Cincinnati Gazette saysi
ain morey matters We have no new feature /, no
tice though in some quarters better feeling IS re
ported in the discount markets The ofteitgs owing
10 the difficulty experienced in efec'ng negotiations:
continue light, ard a very small amount OF capt,,
comparatively would take up all the good mercantile
close snd the last day Of grace sppro aches, peo-
pc have accounts TO settle with the Treasatsr are
exertipg themselves to discharge their obligations.
This influences the money market, as it checks to a
considerable extent the circulation of currency for
the time The effect, however. can be bu. temporary.
"New. York Exchange coDticues dull at prem;
bpyirg, ard az prem. selling. lpbiladephi anu
Baltimore inactive at yesterdays quotafi )as."
The 8rrusl message of Gov. Morehead, TO the
Kentucky Legislature, furnishes very favorable e1-
hibit Of the financial condition OF the S,ste The to-
tal outstanding debt on the 9TH OF November, 1851,
was 4l57 42i o. Aganst this the State holds:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14
SkooALiN CITY CoURT-DEc. - -psfot. Jsa.. Cu,vr,
TIKI. I. e ~ w Brown az, LOrins Pickering .ts

mi, geo. W; Brown sst Lorins Pickering ct a.
inS - inc webster Insurance Case. Onsths 9th
, s, wa entered in favor Of plaintiff ss.inst
,S estsn conveyance fraudulent and void
sn see ana directing that the desndsut and ali
others eAinnps unuef tnem be thwith from
.oa Of The premises writ Of possession and easostaS ".
Issued tbere TO the Sheriff who executed tho b,
and removing the personal property Of defendant, sDd o
possespf them OF the estate Oath and
ssee 70 the plaintiff on the 18th.
the May defendants sppsaed and filed an unA.
tAkps The plaintiff excepted 70 the suceacy the
notified they would Justify given before nds
Norris County Judge This Justification adjoarned from
day day siI weeks when By spphsao n.d,
~ pAiatAs attorney all the proceedings before the County
Jaese we're a'd bot the surees were SLOWED 70 Justify
on notice which they did Subsequently an order
obtained directing the plaintiff TO restore the persona property
(which bad been 10 the time sold by the shes aud ais
TO redeyer the estate defendsnts aud sscstng
Hiits of ssion and execution.
Plsnn failed 70 comply with this order the ground tina
he had posses control OF the property
that the order 10 redyer possession OF toe estate
regular and mprovdeny gaated that the appeal stage all
future proceedings from the time 1t perfected did
undo the previous that that the writ
ssssnted the Court ought TO vscse H. The Co sd
geoted The plaintiff guilty Of contempt, and imposed tue OF
Directing tina, the record be filed and the order Of
assn aud submitted to plaintiffs attorney and that tbs
come oeiofe The Court future day % the terms
o. the sane settled plaintiffs counsel john r Troy intending
Court ioT review.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14

This makes the shipment for the two weeks ending
to-day, Including the amount from Boston, over ice
millions Of dollars. Notwithstanding, however, tais
large drain, it is generally estimated that if it
nues for four months nearly large will still lesve
city banks with ample specie issue-ssy thirteen
to fifteen millions Of dollsrs. To shipments Of thirty
miliOns within the next four month, our banks need
not contribute but ten mil ions from their
California will contribute sixteen millions and tho in
terror five millions. II is difficult to estimate the
present receipts from the interior the express
psnies unwilling to state how much they trsnspor,
but the Exchanges in all part. Of the country being IN
favor Of this city, the amount is doubtless large, and
goes far to neutralize the drain for Europe. The
Bank statement Monday, judging by the shipments
should chow loss of about two ssd half millions
but We anticipate much smaller show ing than this
The business Of the Clsarrg House TO- day was &c.
800, 59l. The Metropolitan Certificates which hsvs
heretofore been used 10 the payment Of balances, have
by resolution been divided among the banks in Opor
ton to their capitals. The proportion is about u
cent. Tho Shoe and Leather desiring 10 invest the
city deposits in this safe and available security hiss
offered 10 carry any banks proportion until the lst
January This vii render il unnecessary for any bauk
to disturb it, loans to pay for these certificates.
The Park Fire Insurance Company have declared
.emi annual dividend of y cent, payable on the ID
Of January.
The Cleveland, Painesvle and Ashtsbuls Railroad
Company some time since declared dividend of 10
cent in cash. aud an extra dividend Of cent in cash
or stock. at the preference Of the stockholders. 1t
was subsequently discovered that tie right Of the
Company to increase ite capital stock vas doubtful,
asd the money having been e1pendei in construction
&C.. meeting Of the stockholders was held, at which
resolution was adopted recommending the Directors to
rescind the Y cent extra dividend At subsequent
meeting of the Directors this was dooe. The 10 y
cent cash dividend is payable on the ID JAnuary pro1
Dir. j. A. Stewart, the Receiver of the BowaR
Bank, has declared dividend of 40 = cent upon eli
claims established against that bank prior to the 18th
inst. The dividend is payable on demand We IN
derstsnd the affairs of this Bank look more favorable
than at first and that il the institution is wound up
ia6ieou.y, viii pay al! its liabilities aud l'svs re-
spectacle dividend for the stockholders
Albert II. Ni,olsys regular daily suction sale oil
s.ocks and Dor DIS will take place Monday reIt at
l2l O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
g. Diapers regular daily auction ,ale of bonds aud
stock. oil take place a. the Merchants Exchange %
Nondsy nett at l2i o'clock
The following sses we're made at auction by 8.
Draper:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14
Receipts Of Preduee-Den. u

Ply North Rr0 Boots ILL bbl4 Flour II 800 bash Ws.s
%o7 d. Ost' 100 pssI Provisions, les DO wlishy. do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14

MINIATURE ALhAHAc......fHfs DAY.
Sun-Rises 80. 7:l7 6ets....44 hsoR-hses. S:Sn
HIGs wAr&R....Y His DAY.
Sandy Hook. 543 Gov Isld... 35m Hell Gate. ttt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14
Launched. HOld, &c.

he..rs wm franklin Son sold By auction on s..sIdsy
o. the Nerchsnts chans- smiths interest In lots Of
,chy C. Vsnderyoor for Z 10. Also B. niths interest
in le,h Of scbr. h johnson for el0-both cash
big George {. Acterey, tuns yesrs old bat 81 New
Psyen Conn has been sold in New York private terms
bark of 40 tuns called the jane Bishop has stey oeen
launched from the shipysrd Of Wells Cspenter orsenP
She is owred by Wells Carpenter ID q floyd SAes
u. Bruce the commander and others She s.enaea
the nes feghiins business but for the present WI rue
Essle H,zz,rds line II Mobile packets . - ,..,s.l
A. Trenton ls,h ut, by hssas King brotner'l a1 by
schooner % III tuns called Sprinsbok she owsesV
the buitss and Capt Jacob Lord who will commsnd he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14
Arrived. .......eUKpAY. DEC. Is.

Steamship Daniel Webster Miner from New Orleans ,h sni
Havana stb mdse and pass TO o. Roberts. .
.s F.b:os Hs. enp.snssd heavy W. weather sni
been IL days w. Of Georges.
Bark Aberins Barton Havana IS days. sugar. &C. 10 M0'
Bark Mary Louisa lnsv, 800 tans Jones' POI. Jsdsr.cn
L. IN S;I'; e S. e NJ Petit w lowed to AA ''Hs
Bsrk Nhi,tlips Wind (of Bueh Hsvisud, Nslsss Nov1
and Gibraltar stb, fruit, &C toC Z; ,. Peters
water pipes for the Brooklyn water works.
Bark h.hs Morton. Builey Savannah days. cotton 10 10
Bark Clara Ross su.i scancss Msrscsbo Nov. "a Coffee
died. Dee H. John Eurpny ordinary fen 70" ne
experienced heavy weather the entire passage
Brig zeuleiks (of Boston,, Grozr Galveston day' cot
Big M"s.et 1sr Windsor Grand Turk Nov. o. eel, to R.
Big Georgia Cof D.m.riscos Carlisle PAi'sdslphs eOsi.
Long Island beach. New Inlet and u g.
of the 18th at later throwing overheard betwea
and 50 cos smug Hunress and towsd TO this city
s. s,S1 Eetfod WEB a.. sp..u. Savannah sd.ys
cotton &c. to Durham Dimon. Had heavy weather.
days ui, to vlnns EIpeaienced vsry heavy weather
DON: other damage: Ko date Cd csfy.s sh. .s:
:p had S ssr :s.ni. win
sshr Alma Ssr snsls,pvs 81 Andrea 70 day: .s t1i
'n inca Sox. @ Bo:
Schr Kate Stuart. Carroll. Philadelphia for New Haven
schr. Psueussett Webster. Philsoelphs days, coal.
sch Herbert hsn.on, Crosby Boston days. nseed 70 E.
scop isa.c BOsrdusn, Collins. F.n River.
steamer P0t.mska, Cushnsn, NewBedford 10 hosrs, With
Steamer Curew Wli.m' Providence is hours with md,s
&c Isasc OsslL
r STEAMER Be.h, Ramsey, Baltimore q days. md'' to
wIND-Durns the d,y. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14

WI. P.IMI.houI Agent in SYRACUSE for The sa' o. "'
fAIsukE .. 49,
o. KInsILL / Co, No II Market sssss, ne s@ As'-
~ sse VI Tns 3ssssX N fhsvsssSs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14
Disaster. &c.

There unknown brig ashore Gardeners Polst s. u
Lors Islspd.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-21

A RE In Hickman county, Tennessee, beautiful
"a clear small creek OF pure and living ater in densey
shaded grove the Is cool and braciug and
n waters equal superior 20 in the out-E
wing f. ar sulphur Springs all differing materially; one
tnab and OF the and coolest Freest0ne
IN the world. Taking all things together it Is considered
ooupetent JUDGES TO be Of the very watering
places In the United States Beaver Dam forty miles
a Coumbia Nearly half Of the road is turnpike,
the balance the beat dirt road In Tennessee. From
Perryvie about the same distance. Good hunting and
hshfng near by the very best % Brandy,
Ogars kept for table aud room purposes Billiard Tables,
Nine Pin Alley, and many smaller games for exercise,
heath and pleasure. Invads and pleasure arc
particularly ard respectfully invited 70 visit this place
We are authorized refer 70 Rev. A l. p Green Russell
Ueustou James Ellis, Il. ". Brown, and Washing on
MEREDITH Of Nashville nearly every nan woman and
child in Coumbia Maury county Re Rev Jas Otey,
p Walker Col K. G. Looney, and Dunean D. RFerson' Of
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-21
Dyseoterys BioOdy Flux. DIarrh.a. aud
an dIsordeTs oG tho nenvoIa


fVNHE GrafenbeFE Dis ntsry syrap Il s,v.r.t, q ii
eisordeFs Of The Bowels, Nothing Il more nlurious
than the 81 eptatss Ia spch disordeFs Fb@ yts,
sFrup neutraiIEes the aerdisY AID oAemicav &c.. -
contents Of the Bowels and gradually chseks a. a.
charges. thousand certificates % its scaey eoait -
got ID Middle Tennessee aoae, bat Ne prefer IL -,
Bat one the oa4sman II ths Board Of Health Ss
York.
NEW YosE, April 2sth ISIS
yPosen last year, A. ohAfHaa q ne saatAFy Coz.
mitee OF tis city brought eonstanuy IN contact uh
persons Suffering fFon choters, ngsenterg, a. Farts
coming under nY ohseFEaton with rtirrence he
seacy Of year Dysenery syrup IL The dsease have beea
eonhEmed 81 he testimony Of ny associates ts
nittee aud paFteulay b Aidensn De Forest, 81 she
Rrst Ward 50 strongly vas Impressed yin the value Of
year PREPARATION lcaused o. be seat 20 ihe Qaaranae,
where the Cholera thea existed and a i tta
narkabe thAt has slsgie reported afterwards
TIMOTHY 4. HIkBAkD, a. d.
chairman Board u hsaihs y. Y.
The Ohifdrcuss Panaesn Is Esa kassn % Be
NEST ecacioas h "a dserfs q eAireh iom . ave
years old Hhy Should iaelhFss q 80 the e4idea bora
de before they are aye years Gig, g sere net tA4t tha
teInagss an1 ~ ~ cher PaseFfJ mfee.nes aasiiea'
tered . IN - HffF pas ost Ieaing ana aEhzF
diseases o. ae seefnG tl4a apgfaheas
aca where as IS ase1 Toe nFssnieFy g ran aaa Css
dren's Paa2esa e worth tsa wofds can expressf
tHlyiT. MACKENZIE q BEGKNIIfL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-21
Cheap Cash Store.
CoRNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage.
Roofing Material, sc.

WOOD WARE
200 pkgs coV'd Buckets; 125 dog Band Boxes;
$50 dozen Bail Boxes; 200 4" Hames;
200 nests Tubs, painted; 800 ZINC Wash Boarosi
2T5 doz Vanished and Three 10000 Pow Handles;
Hoop Buckets; 20 nests White Pine Tubs;
2 600 assed Broom Handles 1875 Cane Fishing Poles;
i75 doz white Cedar Buckets 500 Liquor Kegs;
200 doc Tar Cans; 10 doz B Cedar Cans;
500 UkRs U Bush. Measures 25 " Nest Boxes, varRisf
IS doE Pine Churns, assorted 300 Painted Tubs al
100 nests white Cedar Tubs; 25 doz Wen Buckets asste
BASK EFT WARE.
200 Willow Wagons, common 700 nests German Market
500 :. Carts common; 400 d03 Feed Baske's'in'to
Is Empire Cabs; 200 dozen assorted Marx
900 300 extra extra" '' IS doz Chidrens Rattan al
$50 dozen Willow and Rattan Willow Chairs;
Pick Baskets: 5 doz ass'ted once Chair
Rattan and Willow, very nice and cool for Summer.
AsoClO. Hampers; imported fancy Baskets; Work, FRI
nd Flower Stands. Also-Wilow Work made to order.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather busters; 100 bales Acant Mats;
500 " assted Shoe Brushes SO Jute Hark and skelet'
IS Rocking Horses; Is dOz Toy Air Pistols.
CORDAGE, TWINES, DC.
1O0eoils IN and ~ inch Manila Rope, $50 feet;
S coil: 70 % inch ndb do do DO DO s $50 S9
25 reels Bed Cord and Pillow Line Manila;
$50 doz Cotton Pillow Lines and Red Cord;
100 doz Hemp Bed Cords; 100 bales Carpet Chain;
600 lbs Broom Tgine Hemp 500 on lbs Wool rTne'
| IT'S bales Batting; 150 reels Hemp Packing;
rs 81 Wickins; 70 coils Tarred Rope;
| so " Wrapping Twine; $50 " Jute Rope;
PAPER.
$500 bundles Prund) Iangerman's Wrapping Paper;
$500 - mcgregor's do do;
1900 reams Lockland do do;
Koreans Tea Paper; rs reans Shoe Paper;
1000 lbs Roofing do dry; l5OOOlbs Roofing satutet
CANDLES, &c.
Star Candles, Lard OIL Opal Candies stearne Candies
| Starch, German Soap, SC.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock, assorted sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers' use, constantly on hand
CGEUIkESs
Pine Churns 60 49, 24inch Red Cedar do Is 90 % d.
Cerdar do 16 Is 20, % do Painted do 20, %, "a do
Brass Hoop dos - " do barrel do16,16, 20, % DO
HAMKESs
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top;
For sale by S. II. BARRETT,
may14 cor. Walnut and Front sts., Cincinnati,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-21
NANCE g. W0ODWARD'S
WE are 2sinE good bargains in the following list of

WE are offering good bargains in the following list Of
so feet Of ground extending Spruce to McLerore
into two lots Of A. feet each, Isl feet deep
- one lot on College street, nearly opposite Ament's
y lots in West Nashville, near the N. c. depOt.
90 G on SCUM 9o summer improved and vacant
dTelling and all necessary ont houses shrubbery
GOOD dwelling house, nearly opposite the 7. A. RR.
lots on College St, so and 45 feet, in 7th Ward near
80 lots BueDa Vista Springs of all sizes fom so feet
2 lots well improved in 7th Ward on Market street
lot l2 feet on Lebanon Turnpike between the Water
Works and Military Colleges
COUNTRY LANDS.
so MurfreesborO Turnpike miles out-a most
beautiful sight, buildings.
90 acres on the Buena Vista Turnpike, ~ out well
1904 acres miles ont near the Stewards Ferry Turn
pike on VICTORIES Greek, a good place and cheap
miles out, beautiful lot.
80 acres on the N. o. Railroad Greek, miles
50 acres the N. C. Railroad ~ niles out very
867l acres on the N & c. R. R. ard Mil Creek Valley
turnpike, miles out, g pretty place.
proved. - " -
improved.
saundersVille, very good place and very cheap.
- = acres on Browns creek mile out with good brick
SO acres on the NOlensvile Turnpike 2H miles OUT
choice lot
85l acres the NoIensviIe Turnpike, 4 miles out
good place and cheap.
II = Rains Avenue and the T 4 A Y r <
mile out very chesp. -
6E acres miles out the Mil Greek Valley Turppike
very good.
~ miles out on the Franklin Turnpike md T.
A. Railroad.
p y miles ont on the Murfreecboro Turnp{ta
neatly improved.
Is miles between Galatin and Porter Turn
plies, very rich soil.
il acres miles out on Lebanon Turn Ike, wei i'm
i15s 16 miles out on Long Greek with Saw
Mil. -
5000 acres or less quantity, miles the Carks-
vile turnpike, heavily timbercd.
n acres miles out North side Cumberland river above
town.
ga choice lard y miles ont between U1I.boro
and Ri-hand Turnpikes, a choice farm
100 ~ miles out near FRANKLIN Collere we'll i'm,
proved. - 49,
Is3 acres 10 miles out on c. Railroad good improve
ments.
$40 IS miles ou, both sides Of Big arpeth river
and the North Western Railroad miles Fast OF Kingston
Springs, very good tract.
49, acres miles between Mrs. Smith, MIN and
Frenkhn College, good spring.
l5I mile ~ y. town Of Fraptin and Z
a mile east OF T. A. Railroad good lmproveu ents can
on as At No. 81 Cherry street.
aug2s. NANCE & WOODWARD
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-21
Get the Rest.

wv NAAN -
Il'hs Genuine AmbroType-the Premium Pie
ture-s beyond comparison the ocst style Of likeness
vet introdacod, and stands sdthout rival
Time cannot change them,
l1ght cannot fade them,
pampnczs c4nEst meuld then,
Dust eau reach them.
knstcannot corToae them.
Made Is herctniare b LARCOMBE. 90 Colsze a. ana
pat up dp-top stYle AZ Eastern prices
80 Made At no oiher room Ia Nashville
may23--tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-21
PENNSvIvAvTA RAILROAD

First Class. per 100 lbs, 30
TbiT5 "a "a Is %
Boxes Rats, es5
Furniture and Carriages boxed, and other yht
goods not enumerated, Csrboys OF Acids or
other Chemical per leo lbs, ( 20
FIRST CLASS.
Piano For'es, Pooks, Stationery Roots, shoe liquors
Oils, Sc, in bottles Cauphine and Spirits tine
osses clocks co5fectioraries Cotton CARDS ~
boxes or baes, Drugs Fruits Fruit Trees sbhery
Plates at owners risk9 Oystrrs in is-s sad
dlery, Tin and Britiania Ware, Teas and sPic'
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware EXCEPT such specified in third r., Coffee
Mills, Machinery, Foreign Liquors in barre pipes,
rels and casks Croekery and oueerswsre ~ and
casks, Rice, Whiting, aster, sheet Brass and
THIRD GLASS.
Axes. shoveis Spades, Sad Irons Zinc ara in pigs,
TIN Plate nvfs Vices, casks Of Chsins ard Manila
carras SI pS G3T and % Raa wns d l a5ss
Chairs and Spikes, and Rosin in barrels
SPECuAL RATES.
Boxes Hats, Furniture and Carriages boxed = other
light articles not enumeratedi Also Carb-'s 'oids
other Chemicals, Will be charged at doUb st class
~ Have eyery package plainly marked W name of
consgnee destination and depot - delivery
to this matter prevents delays ard losses nsures
speedy delivery.
DIR ECTTONS.
Goods shipped via savannah, should he c igned 20
Agent Of Central Railroad Savannah, pacl
ed care Agent R. R. Savannah. Ga.
Goods hipped via Charleston should be ned to the
Agent Of the South Carolina Railroad, Charu on, and
TIE through rates as above cover a ept nsss rom New
YORK TO NaShVle 40 commission, 0F0HUpc, UACJQQ6
cbITg cd either At Charleston SdFORH0h.
Shippers may rely upon uniform rates and "u-pt deiv
cries by both lines. overchurges aud damRg by either
ine, will be adiudged by the agents OF the Nashville and
Chattanooga Rosd
In ~ lost missing goods viii take 81 rrge OF any
correspondence necessary for their recovery and II not
found will paw for the At the expiration 81 so days
after notice m notices of lost goods, r Mash
CiHe stations ne A0shriHe and Chattanooga
R00d must De addressed 10 II. J. anderson, Supt.,
Nashville.
Merchants when en- New Sork will receive every niorma-
ton and assistance in shipping by applying he Agent
nd be EaVau
nah Line, No. Is broadway.
CHA's W. ANDERSON
mav29-f. GENT Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-21
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Express Notice.
-

l0tdl7ll $3.50 & = -
MEMPKys AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
TF,HE adams IMPRESS COMPANY " have made ar
rangements above Raj ioad for Daily E1presd
Line and prepared receive and forward Freight
Packages &c by Passenger Trains 20 Huntsville, DECATUR
ruscumha and inter1edae stations The NJ a O. and NJ
4 g. Railroads. small Packages az reduced rates.
E- Messe myers leave Nashville daily 90 O'Clock, A. n
S- Freights BE- forwarded by Express viii be called
or without extra charne. rapl0-6l x. HOLT Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-21
COaI!g COaI!G!

fEFHE eitiEsas e AashEa nas kaFa 81 ensrunssy %
Il pfsx fdns tasassslFes VIA : ian sapFlg az eo0n
coal fsr ths satsss - aPgissilsa fhe aasT ERef,
81 b il 81 nAsf&tha. ~ tes Esna zeal cree NssLFlf
zna caatiaaseEa zAissesa nsFss-
saEss-'t e.s' 2. aAHFis, Agsa'.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-21

We have on hand Cbisons famous furnace, for heating
dwelling public buidiug which obtained the arst
rze AT the Chrystal Palace, London, the furnaces
from Rus ia rance, Germany and England that were put
in competition.
We sell these at Eastern prices With the freight added
MCKENZIE 4 WILSON.
iulvI5 Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-21
TO RUILDERS.
Heating Furnaces,

We have on hand large assortment Of COMMON and
pardon CRATES from the pVinci al manufactures OF
New York, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati To persons who
BUY by the quantity, will sell at low prices.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-21
MCCLURE, BUCK s. Co,
Tin Plate and Sheet Iron Workers,
NO. Is MARKET STREET,

NO IS MARKET STREET,
yTAVE always on hand Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Tinne
Copper Rvets, Castings ParlOr and Chabe~ Crates
Stoves Tin Ware and complete assortment OF cle usu
ally kept in our line.
Country Merchants requested to call and examine
our Stock before purchasing elsewhere,
fill their their bills upon good terms any house on
West. JAMS
lust received lot OF Superior Floor Scales Also Plat
j form and counter Scales. jane McC. B. & co.
4 FINE lot Of Castings Of all patterns hand at
"A jan29 McC. q Co.
VETF are now making Wrought Iron Stoves little bet
jan2S McC. B. & co.
ID DOPING, Gutterng and all kinds Of Tin Sheet Iron
n and Copper Work done in the most workman-like
fanSq anu " 'N mcC. B. & co
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-21
CHARGES WILL BE

Seven DoTIars Per WeeE.
ChiIdren under 10 wears old Half Price.
Servants % an ages haiI frieea
Any uumber Of all kinds q eonveyanee ready q al
times AZ CO umbiA 10 take you 90 Beaver Dam. About
three hundred persona san be comfortably
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PLANO FORVES.
MCKENZIE & WILSON,

ORIGINAL Patentees Of the TENNEssEEAN, Wrough
" Iron Cooking Stove for families, hotels and Panta
lions.
manufacturing sizes OF these Stoves which
are made OF Tennessee Wrought IrCn, and have
failed to please those who have them In as diploma
has been arded by the Mechanics Institute and prem
ium nv state and Division Fairs different times. We
warrant hem only be gotten up in the best style
but also warrant them 20 please those who purchase
Prices SG5; SIS s112, and 5 l25.
Cast Iron stoves from manufactures, for wood and
coal.
ONCE and Parlor Stoves;
Heating Stoves in great variety
Ironing stoves and Furnaces.