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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-30

nar.ers' Magazine, for June.
This standard of Literary Magazines
has bee n received, and is quite welcome.
No one Cal, read the articles of this num-
Der without Icing edited and interested.
The illustrations are nike pleasing and
instructive. No one can examine the
comic illustrated pas-es Of "The 1neon-
venience of Living in uniform Row Of
Houses" without enjoying : hearty
laugh. The illustrated arti Giles are wor'
thy of attention.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-30

The West.
We received letter few days ago
from Samuel Dswcll Esq, late Of tho Tip
ton Advertiser, from Shelby Co., where
he Is NV temp ,ra-iy stopping in which
he says that the scarcity Of feed and pro-
visions an Da1t aim 1st to 4 famine. Fa-
bulous prices, b, sAys, are demanded for
every article Of food for man or horse.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-30
Hail storm.

Hail Storm. a.n
A heavy hail storm p,ssed over this
vicinity on Wednesday, last doing much
injury to Vegetation. We learn that .
few miles west of Upton, it cut every
vestige of vegetation to pieces-lsit not
a leaf on the trees, leaving them all as
bare Us in mid winter.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-30
tv4nl'
FLOUR, FLOUR.

A FIRST RATE article of Family Flour can
y always be had ct the Upton CnY Mills.
at Is cents per hundred less than It Can b.
bought eiscwhere. All orders left ct the Min
will be promptly disposed Of, and the 6our de-
livered Ia any part Of T;rton. We have also on
hand Buckwheat aonr, Corn Neal, and oil sorts
OF feed. We also DO custom work: Wheat
ground for every eighth b0shel. and Corn for -
cents per bushel Al II. STOUT I SuEARER
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-30

HOgD Stolen.
On Saturday evening last two horses
were stolen from their stables in this
place. No traces Of them have - yet been
obtained. Where are the Horse thief
cate hers? .saHa4 n.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-30

20, wad some power the giftie gle 10
To see oursef 80 others see us."
This can be done to . charm, At least
as to personal appearance, by purchasing
one Of the splendid Mirrors recently re-
ceived by Brown 4 Seamen, and are now
for sale at their Store, in Union Block.
They arc worth seeing. Call and exam
inc.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-30

Raln Water.
Who does not know the value of rain
water, especially in country, or 1t least
town where creek or river water il 20
impossible to get. The only resort for
washing purposes Is to save all the rain
that falls upon the roofs Of houses, BY
safely conducting it into Cisterns or other
vessels.
To this end Messrs. Leech & Sofeld
have formed Co-partnership, whoseespa-
cialbusincss it is to ft up Spouting Gut
tiers, Eaves and al the appurtcnanccs to
safely conduct the rain-water to the will
Of the occupant on whose roofit falls
A lauaable enterprise--read the Adv'r.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-30

Police Intelligence.
The growing importance at our thrifty
and eaterprising town is such - to place
US, this week, on level with the great
dailys Of New York, Boston, Chicago
and other, large cities, on an equality
with the Tribune the Times, Herald, Post,
Press and other great organs of those
cities, in this respect viz, that we have
to chronicle the local intelligence of the
Police courts.
On Saturday last came the Circus;
Lenss Circus " ;th all its humbuggery and
money grabbing schemes, and with it
came crowds Of people from the surroun +.
ding country. The day ~s warm, and
SO was the anxious multitude.
With the circus came the "Tam BORNE
girls" who thumped upon there rafting
box, and sang their usual songs In their
usual nasal manner; around these gath
cred some Of the listning spectators, aud
when the tamborine was passed arourd
the "half dimes were deposited, One
young gentleman, Mr.. Stratum, was mo-
nopolizing the compeny Of one Of these
girls, and As the witness said, "hugging
her" when Mr.. Trailer gave her "half
dime anty" more than Stratum, and treat
ed her to lemonade besides which made
him "the lion" in the eyes of the "tam-
BOURNE girl to the slight Of Mr.. Stratum.
Jealosy arose -hard words, and then
a fight. The ring was made and the
'free fight went on, much to the dis
comfture of Mr.. Stratum, who was badly
bruised about the phiz, bearing evident
marks of clamp smoke" about the eyes,
with few traces of scarlet.
At this juncturo Marshall Hall inter
fered and took the combatants before
his Honor Mayor Schumacher, when after
the preliminsries of trial, they was both
fined $40 and costs, making the expense
of their pugilistic sports sl3,97, with =
clean profit to the town treasury Of $40.
On the same day we learn that Sheriff
Bir.lcy had his pocket picked of his
pocket book containing $50 in money
and 1aany valuable papers,--(wondsr
where he got so much money these times.
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Ifany person will furnish Us with No. >
% and "a Of Vol. 3, of the Advertsscr,
We will pay them well for them. The
above two numbers have been distracted
from our file, and we want them to com
plete the volume. .-.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-30

Voice Of Iowa.
This useful Western Educational Jour-
nal, for june, has been received. It is
apparently supported by its patrons and
contributors with more zeal than at its
commencement. It was supposed BY
many that it would be Of short life, but
instead it grows more and more interest
ing and useful.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-30

Governor Geary states that on QUE trip,
soon after he came into the Territory Of
Kansas, he saw, on not greatly Travelled
road, the bodies Of twenty three murder
ed Free State men!
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-30

F:ue shower Of rain last night makes
the crops look fine. More rain to-day !;
will help them still more. Prospect looks
well for good crops. ....
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-30

Local Item.
On Monday last We noticed in our
streets large wagon, we'll slowed with
"live stock" and plumber" and drawn
BY four yoke Of oxen. On the cover Of
the wagon was painted in rather irrcgu-
lar but plain letters, its unmistakeable
destination. kansas or Nebraska. -
The spring tide Of immigration for the
West Is now on the Gov. Many are 60
ing thither, and not few returning dis
appointed.
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- VCUVE0UI0 PVWV%
Established forms and august n Jesty
or Court Supreme"

OF Court Supreme"
have not been howled into the ears OF
those who ventursd to affirm that even
Supreme Court has not the vested power
to subvert the eternal principles Of JUS
tice--degrade man, "made in the image
Of his Maker" to the level of brute, .
chattel, thing Of merchandise and traf-
&c, and establish, in the place Of those
rights which are the basis Of all repub-
lican institutions, the concerto essence
Of despetism and tyranny If those con-
servatives would have the people respect
aud reverence the supreme authority OF
the land, they must enjoin upon that au.
thority respect for its own dignity, and
the declaration of universal liberty an
nounced in the Declaration Of Indepen-
dencc, to which tho great heart human
ity forever throbs assent--Inasola VS..
stoy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-30
New Map Of Iowa.

New Map Of Iowa.
We have received from Keene Il Lee,
Of CHICAGO, new may of Iowa, publish
ed by Messrs. Hem, Williams l. Co., Of
Fairfield, Iowa.
It is nicely put up on rollers in the
best style, and We must say it far exceli
any map Of Iowa we have ever seen. II
is just issued BY the publishers, Messrs
Keene l. Lee, of Chicago, and contains
al the inform alton needed, and such u
can be found ON no other map. The riv
ers, counties, towns, sections and creeks
are al correctly laid down, and also all o.
the principal ira veled roads and high
ways. It points the place of each post
Office in the State, and allof the proposed
railroads In short, nothing i omitted
it is perfect chart Of our own State; ane
every business man should have one.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-30
ONION SEEDS.

And other seeds in quantities to
suite purchasers, for sale at the
Agricultural depot Of Davenport
-e Nourse e. Vielie.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-30
THE GREATEST
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.
Dr. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has diaeovssed In
one Of OR common pasture weeds
remedy that cares
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR!

EVERY KIND Ot HUMOK
From the Horst Serof.ia TO Coramo~ Pmpis
He has tried 100 cases. and never failed ex
c.pt in two eases-hoth thunder humor. lie has nov In
his possession hundred certificates VI his virtue,
Vii within twenty miles Of Boston.
Two bottles warranted TO nursing mouth.
One 10 three bottles viii cure the vosse kind u PIN
pies the lace.
Two bottles are warranted u cure the worst csnss In
tie mea.t s.1maeh.
Three to Ave bottles warranted to The vosss
ease Of Erysip
On. eotties are warranted TO cure Aii hamor In
Abe eyes,
Two bottles warranted cure running Of the sass
and hotches among the hair
-Four bottles are warranted to cure corrupt end
cunning ulcers.
One bottle slii cure .esiy eruption Of the skin.
Tao three bot,ies are warranted 70 cure the Sess
sase Of ringwerm.
Two three bottles warranted to cure the most
desperate Of rheumatism
Three to four bottles s~rrsnted to cure ths sah
fhenms,
Five eight bottles will the cases Of sore
f1ia
benefit /. always experienced from the first bottle,
And perfect cure Is warranted Whenever the above
quantity il taken.
Reader l peddled over thousand bottles Of this in
sar vicinity Of Boston know the eject Of In every
this cure humor never sold bottle OF i but that
ssd snssers after trial il always speaks for sself--
rAtre two things shout this herb that appears 10 ne
surprising; first tina, grows in one pasture, in some
places quite plentiful and yet its value has nevs been
Known until discovered u IN lek-eecCnd that u
should Cdr. all kinds Of hunor.
In order 10 give some idea Of the sudden rise and
great Popularity 81 the discovery vii state thas in
Apr, LISA peddled 1t and sold about six bottles per
tay-in April 1854 sold one one thousand bottles
pef day q it.
Some Of the wholesale Druggist Who have bssn In
business twenty and thty snA forty yeasS ~ that
nothing 10 the annals Of patent medicines ever like
w. There 10 universal praise Of IL nom ell quArters
In practice always keep It strictly for hum
e~-tut since its intrsductisn . general family
medicine, and wonderful ss1ues have been found
u it that | never suspected.
Several cases Of epileptic Ats-A disease which va
Always considered incurahle, hare been cured BY few
bottles O. what mercy vii grove e0sctuAl IN all
cases Of thai awful maadytheee but few sho have
seen more Of 1t than have.
kL3w Of several OF Drop~y, al Of them aged
people cured ~ II. For the various diseases Of the
Liver, sick Headache. Dyspepsia, AAibma- Fever and
agne, Pain in The Side Disease OF the Spae, AnA par
teaariy in diseases Of the Kidneys &C., the dscosery
has dan. more good than any other medicns ev0
snawn-
10 change Of diet ever neeessary-eas the best yss
&C. and enough Of IL.
Directions for Use.-Adults one table spoonfM per
ta}-Gaildren over ten years dessert spoon1nL-Chn-
dteu fron Ave to eight vears, teaspoonfui A. no d.
rectons Ne sppHae to oil constitutions, take SUIT
sessat ~ operate the bowels twice day. VI -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-30
TEA TRAYS,
WOODEN WARE

Of all Kinds, Refrigerators, Water Coolers and FL
tarers willow Ware Of all kinds, Toilet Ware in
.ett. or singly, Ice Cream Froezers and Mouids
chinese Gonos. Willow Cabs, Wagons and Cra-
dies, Childrsn's High and Nursery Cane Chairs,
Cane Sewing Chairs-with and without arms and
rockers, Ladies' Fancy Work Stands Baskets Wire
Dish Covers, Floor Dust and Store Brushes
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GoOdIef,S

LJKs. PAHAcEA 9th beet family remedies nov 10
II use. u has become celebrated general remedy
And pecasrly e1caeoas "a colds, coughs, throat
broaehal aGectons Dyspepsia, cole darhca cholera aud
ehTonie diseased Ths remedy IL wonderfully adapted TO
female dsssases every family shoud keep snpply Price
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GOOailefsS

IyEGErABLE LiNIMENf IL Surpassed By any ether
Lnmsnt for c1eaey. and has giEen general sAtlsfac
ton Al uho havu madetriA Of Many experiences gen
teme declare Il the best theE have An experienced
Physic srs taat this Lnlnent s decidedly
10 any cher escanssts more prompt IN Affecting the
ices drsgued ~ lts ass veil pleasant ana the
aast eeTniy he has Prizes per bottle lseper
doaen IS. f~n8
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-11

P. w. MAXEY * co. a.,
DEALERS IN
Tin Plate glock Tin Copper, Sheet Iron Lead Pipe
WIRE. IRON AND TN RITITS,
Plumberss Tools Materials, Marbleized Irou
Nantes, Parlor Crates,
Cook Stores, Heating StOess, for Wood or Coal,
JaPanned & Common TIN Ware,
No. 46, East Side OF Market Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
w P. s.-we viikesp constantly on hand Tiu-snith's
Machines and Teos. being Agents for Peek, smith Co.,
eouthingtoo Gem. fsept2e-d6rnl p. ". ". co.
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anass Isss. emarAclng GunpoudeF, fmpeeiAis Hynus
aong A., sAh warranted 70 b ssapeEIoE aFsiss.
Le&GhuksI co.
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wills 81 a. kaas1 manufactured ocda ui be Rreinpt,
A ntfsnaed ia. once ~ A. L. Weakias Corser Broad
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Iavergne Steam Mills for Sale

TINE uulelsnet Nishag &c dsvofe bis iie his
Tar oasrs this vAiaass properly os sale, apoa ssTy
hvorabie terfak
Thsfes saw and lrea sstsof Raaners sourirtswoIk-
lng order and every hiag contEed IL the beat possible
manner for cduVtnie1ce.
st q l. ansurI sssea eeiag Esfhfr oyArds
Of ne RsIrsai IS niles fram nashville, and In q ne
gsehest sscaas In adie rrnncssse. Auy psrson uhnx
obnyi respectfully Invited 70 call ADD examine.
a aa ~ resslenes Elih tAs Als, f4s 81 uAeA
nes and ic raAe prols ih8Fc se tao o. fhrre Va
/ Muls-reams AID Wssonsfor sale ...
aa11-fn JNo. hlLb
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Silk and Dress Goods Department.
sIn this department will be fOundA the noSsieS Of the
aSou.
grOcade, from cheap to the rOst costly
PiSiss str,ns," {" "
Plain ooI'd Pou de Louis for day and evening"
Rich Moire Antique, for promenades q
Marsehnes Gro de Nap and Millinery Silks;
Faiths, all Widths, coors and qualities
Bishon's Gro de Rhnes;
Black Paris anu Lyons Tanetas, cheap;
Fg'd silks, premier designs;
Royal oUrning Pou de Loire;
ATmures Ispahan and Gro de Antique;
AsS sS Eo9so R19F 1s
Crgandy hobes, from PaTu cord TO fun ehin'E;
CTgTndy Musllns " q"
New and exquisite designs in Musins, BAreges Jack
onets;
| Plain Jackoueis In all eolors;
Rich and IL agnifcent desrgs In all Of the above;
All descriptions OF Travelling Dress 6oocs.
Lace and Embroidery Department
! Rich French worked Capes;
Z" lace DO
! setts " worked Collars and Sleeves;
| Breakfastsetts IN cambria and isconer
setts Scotch WORK for uAverg
French work and lace CAPS for oldladies;
Al immense STOCK OF sviss and Jaconet edgngs and in
swiss JscOnet and Dimlty nounee., p.iu and highly
| Poiat Applique and Real Val Laees;
Ten thouss nd novelties that cannot be named.
Hosiery and Glove Department.
Here our stock will excel In variety The sssorsmt ut
| gill be Great, Rish and Complete. We shall keen
! CARdreas Women Gad Meas Hose and Bdlr Rose
Merno sk and Cotton Vests and Drawers for Children
/ Women and Men.
! Aisxender and Josephine KID Gloves.
Linen and Miscellaneous Department
We keep complete and Of the best makes Of
| IriAh Linens, Lawns and Cambrics.
| Printed Linens and Jaconets for Children.
In All descriptions VI Goods for children, stsek viii
| be choice
Mantillas, shawls and scarfs
OF every desirable fabric India Froneh. yiennE and
British Every description Of Garments viii be offered IL
! this department
House Furnishings.
Huck Towels plain damask borders;
| ffinged and eoi'd ends,
Aidescriptions 81 10 tis aud Diapers;
| French DsmAsk and Turkish Towels;
Furui and Glass Cloths.
Piano and able Covers, ell kinds;
r eh Curtain Damssks, trimmings 20 match;
Rich 0ut Corncc, Bands and Pins;
Rich Muslin Lace Curtains,
hui Holland window shades;
An descriptions Of sgn meT FlanaelE
Rich Table psmasss end coths Tor dinner PARTIES;
Faruitnre, CalieOs and Dimisies
White and soi'd Mosquito Nets;
summer Quilts and Ceu1terpanes.
Linen aud Cotton sheeitnRs, all widths;
Bed Cradle and Crib Blankets.
Carpets, Oil Cloths and Mating.
roths part Of cur stock needles REFER %
keep the largest, most sieFaot and .; tAs
sane tine cheapest stock In he western ceuntry.
Plantation and Negro Goods.
And an woods hy the pece wholesale pricea We hepe
70 oGer friends this the best Of Ne
gro Goods we lad the peAENre % oer and
est respectfully invite AL 70 make Walt that hey MAJ
see hos fany shall meet theff cope siadons.
fshs r. c. heNAiRY CO., AS0lll.xe street
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SPLENDID SCHEME,

Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters $3.50.
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H a G ID -
PERPETUAL, LIME KILN.

rENBIIs kiln ain bara oar hundred bashels Of Line
hels III slacKed huei tesnty ioEF haart, with l1ar
,~ al uooa aud perpetual In 10 operAtloa, ne line
hen drawn oace thFee 20 tx Aoara tFou ms ba ana
"a a The top 81 the eapoiA. iaia a has Tue or
An, rrg ay capacity ct NE hiin ~ has ecan aonn4.
snsSs sronstraied b thse already Ia opennten- al
80 auch bSttsr tine thar tha earned - the or
dinaTy va, al TIE stone being perfsctly burned:
Any aumberof reiis1se ceftncate4 - NJ e@f@~,S =
the k and any other tninrmafieh IN ts..se-ss ~
AANAl
ths saascbsf sho agent fof the SAFE 81 rfh she t1~
unE up Eilna Ia ths state % tennessee
J. A. RiChAkp1oN.
NsAIInnvIls. Jaa g. 1851. lsnle--d.Nsm
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Will act az Aeeni ior sueh Hoas nag Aver ms vim
hslrbnsinssn oAes - =. I. "e.seys, cefnsr bsuaa
and bfau stfecta. bsN.AuAAeAA,
does Agsns.
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w a II III 9
Cement.

1nn BBLs Louisville Cement, for sale TO the trade
i UU cost and carriage, by ID. W. RUSSELL, Agent.
Al r. L. WHAKLETs corner Broad ahd Front ss. dsslt
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Reduction in Freights I!

- -
e. 80 .- - -
$50 Essi= 49,
W. the pleasure &c nat me Railroads
w ave rs.iueed their frsights VIA CHAsiEsroS we
also congrAfgiRte the people Of Tennessee thHt ~ ANey
short time the Cars vi pas from his Place 70 AiAns
without breaking buk. This rogie VIII hsn DC al
DAYS in adgance Of savannah.
Take particular notice that We FoEvkED Why rnSe
SYST Is destined for The Interior a. hs very oN fee oI
f9&c Cor ofdnsry package; and that - So
rHIse, thereby securing 70 yoa'aHSy'' s~'' '1' ss
s~wr par M "A. . u,aEss NJ Esov rHEI AVS EloHT.
Th- Railroad gsnt both a. savannah and Charleston,
Our psnssbs arc paid here, therefore you need not
" .,...,n ron aapIsaiss % eur bni. wsasvss IssA
Peshsss .s,s ersapa attention to our business. AID
noshir a ever uADtog, oar part % promote The
infsrts q u al Who Fatroni1e "a
NJ - oa co tssdng against go Mighty CoTporauops
-, - he publc sasain ~, and n ear Sork u ret
Arr AZ veil and tiis less than theirs, then take Is
from a. and give sto hen.
Arv ufr aoagtlot goods and any thing pertain
Inc 10 he baalssss, ehselfuh, giysn-
Aessss. ". IT, Gorden Co, Nashville
Gardner, steptesd Co.
Cock Haliy Co. "
q NisAeL G.sse Bsisy, :.
Stricshr Kills Co.,
49, A. y. t.iess a 90, = s
Wv RsTrr Dsnayils,
chsathar, wsison CO
AnalaF, baf not last good old friend, Jal Oad
usr. re, Presiteat oi thss. 9 Z. r chArs-ten-
l-Sf = WYATT 60
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GOOtilet,s

NINfsKSr fer cid sarss and nuras, o. wherever the
~ use a. saFe olnimeEt d sn9issfed. WI b bound
lar preferable to any ether uha have nAfe trial
ths great dneyeFy has sFess o. IN the ess sntha-
niasfc ssrns. Prsce psr ben aae. or a. per dozsns
Fba ahevs nvaluahe remedies may BE- cbtained fo the
pfnprlstoF Nezhsie fs1n Cherry street Ne or ron
ne ernepai Druggists % this city and ali me Important
tssas ia the South and west Also ne shpping Depo
a saith LeEe Cas-. Ne. 81 Markes street. Aasavil3
Yanneskee. s. fsaHs 81 kna
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

SPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE.
WILL sell upon favorable terms, exehangefor city
property my Sligo Tract embracing about txeve hun
bred acres Of Land Tavern House. Store, Warehouse
Turnpike Road and Ferry across Caney Fork River
TSere are about hundred and twentypve acres Of
rich Caney Fork bottom Land cleared and in cultivation
The balance is unusually well tmbered, and part Gift
very rich and has upon quarry Of very good Marble
The Cauey Fork Is navgabe TO this point six
months OF the year. the location excellent for
selling Salt Iron Dry Goods &c The Tavern stand zone
Of the best between Nashville and Knoxville. The toll
gate andfer are continual ofncome and taken
altogether this the most desirable pieces Of pro
perty, for the price asked in Tennesse-
me fofthyith, A. L. DAVIS,
-deci8--f q. s. NJ. Packet Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27

alfbuynt matches IN his way, and with these, hsis
foper she.ched one Of the most exquisite OF bis little
male srurs full Of nature and vivacity. The Baroo
The house ard Il is now IN bis own drawing room, the
figure part admirably framed, and tie remainder Of
The clo'b rss'efuLy arranged az drapery.
Baron Humboldt, in an acknowledging snsver :, =
tel. grspbic coDgratulaton on his lAst birthday ~
municaied TO the meeting that new part of Coos
noe beirg the fIst section Of the fourth and last
volume is TO appear In the course Of the present
month. will contain, in about forty printed sheets
the introductory cbspers of detailed description Of
the secord section Of this volume stil to fsllos, the
counterpart TO the detained picture Of Uraroiogy as
given in the third volume. London Atheneu