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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-18

RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS. The
New England banks generally, with the excep-
tiOn Of those Of Rhode Island, have followed the
example of New York, and resumed specie pay
ments.
The Boston banks have gained about Sl20,OO0
tnspeeie since the resumption, making the total
amount in their vaults on Thursday morning,
S4,5S6.5OO OF the.million dollars sent out BY the
canard steamer, on Wednesday, probably about
one quarter went from that city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-18

DESPERATE RETRENoHMENI.-lt is stated
BY letter writers from the French capital that
the ladies of the imperial court have been in.
structed to set an example of economy in
their dress or at least, that it has been init.
mated to them that no offence will be given
II they should appear twice in the same dres.
ses. This commencing at the commence
ment, and the influence of this economical
movement will radiate to the outskirts of
Christendom.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-18

RoBBERY.-on Tuesday night last, the store
Of George E. Clapp, in South Brookfeld, says
the Bay State, was broken into and robbed of
forty or fifty dollars, all in specie. The thieves
entered by the front door, which they opened by
boring into the jamb, and then using crow bar
The money was i'll the safe, which they opened by
blowing the lock in pieces with gunpowder
There was about Sl25 worth of postage-stanps
in the drawer of the safe, which were not taken
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-18

Noticc.-An persons indebted "a me To-, A.. .
1aI., Wheeier Co, in Washington Square. ars rs,
quesee 70 CAL Immediately and selts tbs same AZ In
store Of Draper Clark Front Stree. 4'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-18

a. WBITlNC1s
PIANO Forts AND MGSIC ROOMS
myS No. Mechanics Hall Tin Stai,s 80
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-18

OppOsite the Depot Of the Norwich, Nashua F,hburg
Boston, and New York Railroads.
H. T. B9NNEY, j. @. BALI, THos Tucrup
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FRANCES 4. MHSNER.
% ANAASha6eb, N Brinlpv
olO DIFF ~' N"'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-18

From Washiston.
WASHINGTON, Do III The followin,
named gentlemen gompose the committee Of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-18

H0 EOPATHIC PEYgIOIAN
FFIoE AND RESIDENCE l12 MA1a ST. oFFIoR Eorp
FROM Ito g. AND Z 10 8 o'oLooE pm
Worcester. Oct. 40. 1853
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-18
SurtOur.
PANTS AND PESTS


every desirable style quality, all Of which hay
oeen manufactured With great care, in the very best
manner, for the Fall and Winter wear; and any
one Wishing for
One Garment, or One Hundred,
will &c well to CALI this is great chance to buy gery
cheap
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-18

" W. n r 4 q n
CONSTA BILE AND AUCTIONEER.
Once No. Flaggs Building, opposite he BaySts,
J20 House, Worcester Mass btf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-18

The health Of Hon. J. r. Giddnes is said to
b AZ ureearious that he dare not participate in
noySK MAGAZINE The December numbey
q TINS valuable publication has just been issusd
oy Messis. HOyey s Co., No. 7 MERCHANTS. Row,
Boston. This closes the XIII. volume ~ !,
work that was pioneer in the cause Of horticpl.
cure nearly quarter Of century ago, and which
Sstiil conducted with great sbity BY its original
editor The twenty-fourth volume will comnsne.
WIN the January number, and will afford a favor.
aoIe opportunity for new subscribers 70 send IN
tnsir names. In the language Of the prospectus,
we can with truth say, that this magazine has
vsen 50 long before the public. and is SO popular
throughout the country, that it would appear sp.
ps.nuoas to urge its claims upon the attention Of
su'''va.ors' amateurs, or gentlemen Interested in
hcrncnltural pursuits.
In the tweniy.thres volumes now connio,od
more than eight hundred drawings of tbo ps,.s.,
and finest fruits haze Appeared many Of them n
no other work, and upwards Of sixteen burdrod
other engdayngs, illustrating the great variety 80
subjects treated upon. No pains will be spared 20
render the magazine what Il has hersto,ors 49,
the most valuable horticultural periodical ~
'ant. Inc terms are only twO dollars per annum
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-18

RoBBERY.-The house of Luther Stowe, on
Highland street, was entered last Tueseay night
and robbee of an overcoat and three pairs of buck
skin gloves.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-18


A DESERVED TBsTMoNIAL.-on Wednesday
night last. about eight O'Clock, the members of
the Worcester Police Department met in the Po-
lice Court Room, and organized by choosing Mr.
Z. Lund. the oldest member, Chairman.
committee, consisting of Messrs. Dexter. Reed,
and Bramau was appointed to wait upon the City
Marshal, and ask his attendance. They soon re-
turned with him, and J. Waldo Denny, Assist
ant Marshal, presented him with silver cordial
stand, with Bohemian glass bottles, and fine
silver table castor. They were inscribed as fol-
lows
"Presented TO FRRDBRIcK WARREN, City
Marshal by the Worcester Police Department Of
1851"
Mr. Denny, on presenting them. made an ap-
propriate speech. very pertinent to the occasion,
to which City Marshal Warren replied nearly as
follows, as reported in the Bay State;
"Mr Assistant MarShaI-You have taken me
entirely by surprise, for l did not expect any.
thing of this kind. and am free TO say that l
hardly know what to reply. But sir, though you,
desire to thank every member of this Depart-
nent for this expression Of their esteem, and for
these gifts, which really beautiful. and which
shall ever prize highly, as long as may live.
Nv associations during this year have been very
pleasant With most of the Department my &C.
ouaintance was limited. We came together al
most strangers, but have found you all willing
to do your duty, and to co operate with me IN
doing the business of the Department Gentle
men, to all of you tender my sincere thanks,
and can only wish you all happy life, and sue
cess in all your future business, whatever 1t may
be. And to you, sir, the appointed organ OF the
Department desire to say, that my especial
thanks are due for the assistance you have rem
dered me during the year. You have seemed to
anticipate my wish, and before all members OF the
Department thank you for all your acts OF kind
ness Sir our association has been very pleas
ant. and can fully endorse what you have said,
that not an unkind word has passed between US
during the year To you all, gentlemen, again
return my thanks. would say more, but my
feelings overcome me, and you must excuse any
| further remarks"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-18

lpc alpine Hntr Balm Us 80 sure "A n.,,
osa stk 70 rs NATURAL COLOR THAT many sur
POSE 20 Dc lair Dyej It is not. Tne Dtstn naSs
the roots OF the BAR healthy, causes il In ,,rn i
ina color and keeps i from coming out, '''' "''s
yI Tof s SAG D. e. HlLL, N. Il. GREEN q CO.. ma.
E1D SCOTT, 0hAhLEs SHELLEY GgO. r. spirI,R
and JAMES GREEN desd,rsa, ~ y ntnihAJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-18

,,. =. M PeitenEill 81 Co, Newspaper aud Adver
sns agents, are the Agents Tor tho spy and AVE amber
sed to receive Advm tseiu nts and su5serin
ae same rates as required at this Office Their recius
ate regardeh as payments Thtir NV BINGHAM, oeli ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-18

IAs INTERNATIONAL ART UNIoNs great an.
nuAl engraving :" The Manifest Destiny" Is a
very splendid work Of art, and very desirable for
every family. II may now be had or 8 A How.
,snd' the Secretary for this comfy, at three dol.
iAf'' me payment Of which entities the holder 10
years subscription Of the Art Journal and 10
chance in the distribution Of the prizes. which
%e' DC distributed by lot. next month, Among
the priEes are n great number Of fine paiptIp0s
snsra''ngs, statuetts, statues, &c., fineludine
fowers's Greek Slave" which cost ~ ,hor'
sand dollars. ga 'nOu'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-18
GEORGE SESSIONS,
Furnishing Underwater g. e,on,,, Nu,.

house.
Vomns, Oaskets, Patent Metallic Burial oassy and
Robes 81 every description aiwaya on hand. Allan tbs
Ns% PATENT METALLIC CAsKer, Of ali sizes '''' 'n0
Every thing connected with the N, N,ae,,,.,, -, a. -
ss promty attended to- No. 40 Front street resenoe
% front street, Worcester Mass d6wtr ra,eaS
Wnnt neat md smart Young Nam.
1g oy 70 act az Janior ia my Academy for siS montbs
wages, MS tuition in Commercial Branches
au VIM Il EATON.
:, Ur. henry Sargent givea special eten an
di.esses Of the Eys once No. II Woreester RAM 49,
my2p N'''u' Dshh BLOCK
q, Mrrs - Goodwin, an experienced ana nuccssa
.oi @lawie holds herself In readiness dsy snJ nst
ssun 70 shs dulles OIL profession. Readerss 10
du oot2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-18

WILLIAM DECKENSOA
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. 11s Main street, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-18

In the House today, tith of Mr.. Mont
gomery, member fronnnsylyania. was
announced. Eulogies wronounced, and
she customary resolutione passed, when
an adjournment took pla
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
Health of Amsrican women.

u n Ia AZ ~
From the Ee,O York Daily Ne,os EDITORIAL.
sVe de.ira 80 cav let fro D.. JOSHUA
Ridge 'Th- Heelth Ne ican WOneT,' in a1o'her
coynp re the s jet in able mann r. and his
sLfU al d rea'ca iTdO-~ nav he Fe'5et u"ou."
From The Albany Morning ESpress.
ssr,-.bqII' Iterine Cathoron we'd to he fully
valoasIe rained t. hP in man eFeTe test mate
- rradc1 &c tema- and others D. Rrdre - regul =
h,ician = very fine attachments, man OF great 1dg
rent AMI al civ rat'on, dicinu and highly -uoc@sS-
mi ractiiioaer in all disease especially those OF 40 en-
and children." .-..
From Physicians.
s.Narsharts Utarine Cttholicpn will certainly cure all
N . disease. for h'ch II srscO 1r1r7ded-
There e ' o -edicneH IL in ttfS cn1EtrT !"
ssTn the have ever net 7t harshalPs Ute
r,pe Cstholeon T. sart~i and safa reuety" .4
NARsHALL's UTERINE CATFOLIC0N
"a unbesi.stinpIy offered vebe reedv for all those
complains TO which NO nan Is Il HE, ard which
yya NV Affect Re ind veil the no 70. 81 that %
hJpk talk or wcr beco~e alike son &c n suffering II
MOI Of npns bi " AMONG the com atns oT wnich TIE
Ca, oil c,n IL remedy. Failing OF the Wn"h, Viii es,
"a Iyregu AZ or Ptin'l Ven r. atOn Boe ing,
TnH tmma and Disease Of ne ~ eVs or rlHarV
ore an enton or Iucoutinerc. Of Urine, Bear b"rn,
Cos ivene Nervous ness Ssntngs, Paipi adons ramps,
SIARp and all trouble organic or synpstheuc
coun4c,ed ; ith the utter organ. .. -..'
Lad es no are troubled n of the abo'e FyTnp
tome or with ne lnnR complaints are invited
and relief MarshaIs Uterine Ca'ho con is OF quacf
medicine hut its ingredients Ia e been made Known TO
th cal College aud heY are Al the service OF any
able Dhv ir' n = he 90 \ . ,ry,oyr
The Dy-fce NJ MARSHALJ'S UTERINE CAIHOLI-
CON is one LoLLdr and q Hdy per bottle -
49, " kEFX. VI CKE> ZIF,
A ent Grafenb rig Co.,
oct2I For TeInessee Alab ma and Georgia.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
NEW IRON FOUNDRY.

FILLS & MOORE
DEG inform their friends public that they
ID have nov ODeration and extensive I o n
FOUN & Y, adjoining Machine shop and pre-.
pared TO.
For every description Of CASTINGS thatay be called
for and az Il done Of the mountains
Null GEAEIsa, HORsE PowERs. sAsH WEISRTs
R.EK VAUtTs WTEDow SfLLs and IIsTLEs CRATE BAAs,
W aTEE WHEELS, CoRE CRUsHERs. and all oAsTfSos.a
used In construction Of Flour Wills Saw Mills, Furnaces
ana Dwellings, made order at short notice.
We win also furnish description Of Steam and Water
Machinery al the Looe prices atters made to ordeFanG
charge patterns when have in Foundry
The highest prices paid in work for old Iron
ELBTS r MOORE,
SO Market street, Broad,
Jan. Z t5z-Iy Nashville Tenn.
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NOEL & CO.,

NOEL & CO.,
Wholesale F'rOcprs aud Dealer ia
COUVTR Y PROD UCE.
CORNER OF 90, LFGEAEB SPRLYG STREET,
Mas willie. Tenn,
Sugars.
m bbds fair 70 choice suear q bb's Sugars;
70 do clarified do 10 bbls powdered Sugar.
Coffee.
500 -ags PIE. oos4a: T5bags Laguyra Coffee;
LIq"ors.
1nn hb'- pfye's wBiskey; 7EhNIs American Rrandy
an pos-'s Do n II Wa'aga Winei
fSH 10 wal-hi-e ~ ~ 30 Gin:
sa~es qu-- az, as,t4v - 40 waIkar's A1e
= bh'ss HsNrs os~--yao <" howes st Johns ''"re'
X do s9i'hs EV'tv: T. basket ThaT'naqne Wine
30 10 "n7nTgssara 90 80 bovss Champagne Cider
4" 90 fine srandies;
FoB~ccD.
2sho-es F. 8 PoweIIs To- hoves lack FaHstaH To-
% hnva- southern Belle To. a"h,a noonerce ohsecO;
bacco; X bvs Industry Tabacco.
CIgors.
1000 Napoleon CI-aro: 7.naA Tarnv lind "igars
5ACn Iozeohine 0irars: 80,nN0 Branis, assorted.
VII a'za r.bago qt prices th'
"a VIZ. tarG, Cotton Yarns,
Ver'hn-s. Fl0Hr,
na4a~av, WHITE Reaus, Neal.
0'qv seed, Fggs Pee"' "~eudv,
wheat pu.ter, l-r'o Brandy,
ev-, ese', g 'ns-oc,
~o-n w. O-rbor5 Grass SEED
TG'a; seed ~ Pine Grass :.
nriaA Peaches. PaooTnz, Ti~othv "
N~aaT 4apIes pora Words Grass 2"
WOOL p'o-v Wives Tarn,
BACON, rsA ~o-d- Onions.
po'at"~s. a." &C..
7o7rtr Fa7-z ba f~o 81 the "hove TO-
vale IN 10 veil TO cs when thevviStthe city,
i7re2s r.
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PENNSvs VA~TA RAsBROAB.

s Frs Class =: per l"o !l5'., 30
Roves Hats IS
Furniture nd caTrisse. boxed, and other light
other chemiosl'. 100 his, %
ma, FIRST CLASS.
OILS, Sc, in bntle. Ca-phipe ana Spiri, T LIQUORS
sgnel,ng fina Glass aud Glass~sre cigars in
S9xes Or hs'e' Drugs. rrUt> Fruit Trees ard shynhh
pate. iat opE Ss' .oSFn Glasses and LOOKING Glass
oeFy' I'm and Bri'tanis Ware Teas and Spices
u..,-. SEC"ND class.
r s NaeS'nerv, Foreign Liquors and pipes
eI c. boxes leather in rolls and boses Oils 10 blr-
o"sAs' Rice whiting, aster sheet Brass and @, pper
Axes s.ov.,. T';IRn CLASS.
@ Elete nEts Vices, casts Of Chains ara Hoe Mathis
Csrrecs Q, sge S'nre Hssvy ca trgs Yin airing,
Ohairs and spikes, and 70 in IN barrrIs
SPFGgaI RATES.
Nes mars tuFntt're shd Carriages boxed and ctb.r
ght STIiees not erun GRATED; also Csrbc,s Of a,is %
p psI cpe"iea' viii be eta'ged double first caSs
~ Have eyerv package piauIy marked with nsn. o,
10 nj ana oerot - dtllv'T ~. Attention
speedy delivery, '"SN'e'
e. DTRCCTIOvS.
oo"s Sbipped via Save nnah, should Re ecnsigned 70
60 care Aferl G R. R Savarnsh Ca.
SEE OF ne south Ca DINA Rairoad CAaiIesron and
psG, ages msrE ed care agent s C.. n, Charr TOT S
ln.k 10 a,hvlr No CONN issjoT 5rgp0ge or lrIQ 6Js
chdrk ri ether AZ Charleston or So 0gsri 49,
hnPeFF usy rely upon uniform rate aud pror,pt DEW
ov NOM neS over charge ard dsusgr. by either
Chattanooga Road. N
In case o'tost mis- inr gocd Ivi tsks charge any
correspondence necessary for ther recovery az n -
onnd, vii raw TO- the m istion - 70 ~ ~
ave. notice - Given N notices g0r3s Ter NgL-
ale ar Sf0f50Hs on ne AnsYysNt uU6 tJ0rgg,s00
Eo0.f, H7uSf Dc addressed 70 H. j. Ansas0s sum-
A0ShriHe. '' go
Merchants when IN New Work vii receive every inforr,a-
lion and assistance Ca sFfpPir rs pyrg he Agent
OF q Chsrle ton lire No 9s Bread ay and the sann
nah Line, No. 10 Broadway
CHA'S ". ANDERSON,
-u-aN'H-tL Gfn' gent.
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To All the Eastern q ui "a AIL'

To All the EasteFn CiGies.
BAGGAGE CHECHE.D THROUGH
no CHANGE ~ OARS 70 0LavsLA~O GA wHgsLrSi
Three naiiy EAsterR Trains At A N, 10 a. N. Ani
FIa.F IA IN -Clevssad. P.ttsbarS sseussavits aaa
Wheeling Liselntns Exprsss-.esvsa CIneta All az
oeeeS A. ~ Tor al ue E4sGera ciliss A,o Oct oit va
CevsIaad sFlnghsd Anal Uirole Se LAss Astsr
anu Ztaesvitie.
IoveI AMI, 4OrroW, XehtA aai lopaon ohtF.
sEJJNO ia stN-5ieseisnd, rtt.sunsg and wheeling
xpress C.nclA nati al 10 ocIock, A.
Cleveland. risiseufS aud saseas Tor asa tue eastern
eiilea. .t..-. ...a.. .e.
FaIxO FRAIN -Aeseusnedstion -LsSvss einsaaSfI At
0'clesK P.1s spn4saeH1, At.nala6tVa ursievtie.
GAncAsgerf L4nesvilie auI Ce3amods
tn train stoPa a. al points between ufncinaau And
r0JRra TRAIN--clsseIand, ertsburg. sisubssEiis
and "nseiaS SiSAs sA 9fss -sAfes a.asAl.a - so
O'clock . d.,v.A ossStand rstsous, steloeAVlis sad
Wheuliag i0r all the Eastefn uss. =
Tais tram stOas 81 All Poana estTesn 0inoinnau Asa
oas train on ss=say 2:5o O'Clock P. caIaabas
Trainsraa By oobaa4bas ssssvsa minutes faster thAE
Cincinnati time =e &
Fare rs Low as any other ROute
ROR rHROUaH rIcKkFs
Add eli Information please Apply be nee. Ne Jar
Hoa sest u Vtae seet, Aa lTf dDse
Houss Bai tns Ud Ocs, s3utnse tat sorueF sFoad
way sroaI opposite dOaas, ne G@sgsr
(LAstle AiAR,l depot, EAST froat street
oHaee hours fTOsa 4. Al. antl ~ t'.4. RAE
81. FlLi.lA, 6tnsui Agsnt
GHE oMNIBus LINZ eatla for passenger A ali II
Ss,asaSal 9o.s,s Tor saeh 20 ever sg sss,aE a.
yyle Ii. 8 Aud9LEs, o0ndaetSs.
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Cheap Cash Store.
COREEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.

WOOD WARE,
900 pkgs cOv'd Buckets; I125 doz Band Boxes;
$50 dozen Ran Boxes; 200 - Hames;
200 nests Tubs. pain ed; Il 500 Zinc Wash Boards:
275 Vanished and Three soon Plow Handles;
Hoop RuckPts; 10 pests White Pine Tubs;
81 900 assed Broom Handles $4,000 Cane Fishing Poles
75 white Cedar Buckets 500 sss'ted Liquor Kegs:
goo doz Tar c ms; 10 dog r B Cedar Cans;
500 Half Bush Measures IS Nest Boxes varnis' ID
Is doz Pine hurns assorted goo Painted Tubs IN
100 nests white Cedar Tubs; 125 doc Wen Buckets
Hasa 81 WARE.
zoe Willow Wagons, common 700 German Market do
80 extra; 80 {" Clothes do;
300 Carts, common; 700 dog Feed easkets, in store
Is Empire Cabs; go dozen assorted Marke
100 Willow Cradles saskets:
$50 dozen wilIow aud pattan Willow Chairs:
Pick Baske's: dog ass'ted once Chairs
Saa3 a0S T0% very noe e5d e0o for san
nd Flower Stands Aiso-Wiliow Work made ordeI.
FANCY GOORS. --
90 dog Feather busters: 100 bales AIicant Mats;
500 " ass'ted Shoe Brushes; 50 lutte Bark Skeleton
100 &" ex. Scrub Mats
IS ROoSipg Horses IS dOz Toy Air Pistols.
CORDAGE, TW INES. &c.
1OOcois N aud I \ inch Manila Rope 6sOfeet;
1Ocols i4 to inch do do $50 do;
Is reels rec SD Cord and Pillow line Manila;
$50 doz Cotton Pillow Lines and Red Cord;
100 doz Hemp Bed Cords; 100 hales Carpet Chain:
COZ is Broom Trine Hemp; 5ooi6: Wool irvine.
rs bales Batting; $50 reels Heu7p Packing;
25 " wicking; IS coils Tarred Rope;
so " Wrapping Twine; $50 g Jute Rope;
PAPER.
l,5O0 bundles (Fruud) angerman's Wrapping Paper
$40 - McgreGor's do do;
1000 Lockland do do;
$50 Teams Tea Paper; rs reams shoe Paper;
81 lbs ROohng dry; IS OOOIOs Roofing satued
CANDLTS, &c.
Star Candles, Lard OIL Opal Candies stearine Candles
Starch, GEL man Soap &c.
HRUN ROUND KEGS,
full stock, assorted sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers' use, constantly on hand
GEEUTES.
Pine Churns IS 90 a. q4inc Cedar do IS 90 % do
Cerdar 16, Is 20, % do Painted 90, % % do
Brass Hoop do' - 80 " do Barrel doI6,1s, 90 % DO
HAMESs
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do:
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top:
Por sale by s.M BARRETT
mayl4 cor. Walnut and Front sts.. Cincinnati, q
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no THOSE WHO RIDE.
FRED. SLOAN

AaAaiaeturer e Carriages, Coaches BugRisA
Light agguss, &C. 81 lasrE
So. 80 lever Market street, Nasfsw sIas.
{ Al noH 14auEsesaFlaF eeeFs variety e. -
saa sire e He14eaz. faEs kAk Fsai1Ss4 y
e e Ne mQzt es4attfal AAA si4ear@rsy ef--~FsF@
5aizaed aut
SAVES SaEAEsd ars9-ezzs EeFkzssn snd estaial ss
se9aat g ne ee8s e alerks preeasua Is - -
uA41A BHi cpsFe sith AN = 1As - -
sss es aaFe1ay AZ ks Ct ssAstes ssps csas1ansiy e
@A1Gs g FEeaRtF maae eHasF.
ENUEsGan HAa9aEsa 4sszmm2zea
NAs tak t4l IS Is esaplaz scaFslses
a. ha4 e@e4saea a1ueA tatsfes tefszeAssl aas saus
ABS tziazSe SPA ssth tae aast q <era & $50 ss
A@91R nAsaz he sHelaslss gAt sAs atg. - -
- - @ - ssas<f aesss saFEsaseas b4ss ea. -.
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G. N. STEWARD.

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GHoCEiR 4 COMMISSION MERCHANT.
80. 81 BaoAowAF. NASHVILLE.
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CLiIBOaNWS MAC me WORKS,
Painting Establishment.

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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
Hats and Caps for Men, Boys and Chill
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IFaTEgTR MELTING,

5000 sos. s sd s.'a a ,s 3 f ~ : .s e
lsathsr ell 81 Nheh invite tie afsvaou - y planters
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Ia hssttsrs - eesa. ko So zd 81 81 Broad-
,ses.s p. z. Cutter.
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FIRST CLASS.

,s eScert Sneh sreeifea third c'a.s Coffee
Aen' aerV, Foreign Liquors in hsrre's and pipes
u h'Nes. leather in rolls and bores Oils In lar.
4on easts Cookery and Queer uare Ia crates ana
AS' nice hitting, aster, Shset Brass and Q, pper
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
CIGAR MANTFACTORY.

TIVE 'ersi ned verv extensively engaged IN
the nauufacture Of all kinds If Cigars. and ~" en-
abIad n eouaete successfully with Of The Ia tern
eites of 6rrn. wh' ha' Oh rge o this de art
men OF or business being nracca Cigar sk"P. cur
eu ar4 nav ev mon tinq sucN goods cure to
give sati.a add which wiz in in
stance friends an1 eGsto hat We
are rnqkine as fine Cigar "a ever from Havana
import dire fro finest Tobtrco thereby saw
ing =o-sidey able enab to seH or cigars
whom made 4 rurh 10 er than anything Ike the
SAM icla cpnl D. part 4 ia n Why not
Encourage IIO IIe Industry!
Cali and ex4 niae for yeu selves at
LYONS 4 CO.
saDt4 10 CEDAR street.