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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-07

Woodland Cream-A pomade for identifying
the Hair highly pefumed superior any French art
Gle imported and halt the price For dressing the
hair of ladis it has equal, giving bright glossy
appearance. II gentl hair to 10 the
most natural manner. II removes dsndruf, always Civ
ing the appearance of beng fresh shampooed. Price
only fifty cents, None genuine unless signed
FErRIDGE CO., Proprietors of the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-07
DOUBLE ACTING,
D o o r s p r i N q F.

THE SIMPLEST, BEST AND MOST DESIRABLE
SPRING IN USE.
The peculiar advantages of this Spring all others
are obvious for the following reasons
l. 1t is doube.actug, closing or opening the door
required. ne sU
q Its greatest power the closing point decreasing
as the door opens. 54 a4irf
g. 1t may be easily detached from the door by raising
the lever from the hook and dropping against the
frame. Ersait -lr
T. 1t Of simple construction and not being compiled
ted, will not get out of repair. lrts
g. It is the most dcrabe Of all Springs, the power be
ing graduated as the door may require. "a - rsf ~
8. It's greatest action requires but one-eghth Of
turn others requiring from to three fourths Of
turn, hence 1t will not lose ITS elasticity power, how
long the stretch and cannot be brokens alta
T. 1t is, contrary to the general rule, ornamental and
is applicable to doors of houses, cars, steamboats,
gates. t ghA
=. Agents for the Introduction and sale Of this Spring
are wanted in every county In the United states. u
Rights for States, Counties and TODhs for sale on
agtlL tr.t nr.ga liberal terms y
The utility Of this Spring is unquestioned. Enterprs.
ing men can make money. For rights, apply to
vaIa# K. Es RUTHXEN. f,ea
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re csbla Afterwards he isssted sesdfng oha.-
Isugs previously had invited him 70 take ny berth end
60 sleep infer tbs, Mr. Fleming desired TO So No,
from sthel request made by N. Day = have no! no
es1iou IN saying that accepted the challenge, and No.
doubtless, has copy Of II; kept no copy; wnea tns
challenge was nrst given thought nothing OF II; Duh
subsequently, Lieut. Fleming exhibited the challenge and
threatened me; We subsequently very friendly TO-
Eeiber and he accepted e52 from me 70 assist In paying
his debts
The counsel for the accused objected to tbs whole Of
this ~ Irrelevant.
In reply TO questions put by the Court the witness
stated Lieut. r. fell the deck about three four MI
nutes after getting on board; saw that no was drunk
when went on shore with him. and he continued 20
when returning from the shore; Dr. Rudenstein went
shore with as but gave him permission to stay ashore
oil night Mr. Fleming sent me written challenge, 1t
WAS merely verbal one In the presence Of third per-
SON. cannot cay that there liquor In the ward
on the Sta or Nay on the 81 Of June spoke French
verse; and ihe OH ers desiring procure stores 20 gal
Ions OF brandy and some boxes were procured,
and consequently there WAS liquor boArd the 4h OF
June.
Tho tes mony then read over to the witness and
wa, approved by him.
Mr. Brewster asked the question whether the witness
actually, OF the present time, commander In the
United SalSs navy, as s,aed In the record OF the
c0urls
The President stated that they had Official know
ledge TO the contrary.
Mr. Rowan then stated that ne longer officer
Of the United States navy having received Off sal
nouncement of being cashie, I'd.
The Court then adjourned.
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Ss,1 ru5,ngea EAnsy sosass y.hs r.,eS ri rS
bury, faeino, Sherwood NOriesns, sAnnen. HiswAAs
sen s sst SS Sss scoiaHs ss,sa1ss saTaS sO
nero.
sESr3n Jan Sr,ss S.A osss gcc Ea%n
Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 2 The CITY Ice Beat. from Fod
Mn arrived las; night coaled hi. morning and proceeded
ToSss be ice Il more Ssn any eSsS day sinos
s vsr sS me- o"e b MHS hs Ss
hs set in WI op,n nAvgo,oa In day or two The Zoe aud
The steamship ksnssrCo for Isspos detained .pce ls,h
ing slowly dow Inward in the wake q the CITY Ice Boat.
m,.celianeops and Disasters.
For lass Of brgs Phurs aud zosra and ether disasters
columns.
sHr orHIp a.scre on The Gingerbread sbosl was an Az
vessel g. ioss rssis'.r built a, Bsanswct Ne IN ls.s
$500 As cy aud sew orlesns and sseo freight and
insured here -''''''
sur SULTAN. In Hampton hosis from Chincha Islands had
gales from wv .prunEorems, orecpms.i he.as Stove
hatch Lores water eioeet &C 'nd lost nearly ui sun OF
Sur CAurorSIa which wrecked The rocks Of Go.
hssei e gradually orssspg mp Her hull eecr the lower
BE s,ns JuvrSur Bsddon 81 days from Malaga fr New
York put INTO anggs ISh a The vas e IN a. q lon So
TARK EDxuSp DwtcHr Of Boston at Newport, from Mobile
for Providence hae very heavy weather. los, oreopgaani
mast, &c.
B.Rs ANY GgseI mo doubt TIE Ann Grant Capt Nelson
q Richmond, from Rio Janero. was ashore Hampton
Roads Sith inst
wHutSe BARR ByRoS-Cspi Duval Of the stean,ue Her.
cuis vas on MONDAY evening the bark Byron sunk
~ by the stern and stern aso gone that
will prove total Ices She was Insured Offices IN New Bed
ford Tor slaoeo.
BARK ISLAND CIry-PRovSosrowS, Jan B, 9 PM-Arr
steamer iorbss Morris. With The Pollock Rip Igb, Boa
Captain Morris states that he hold Island
ty from Galveston for Boston before reported In dsess
and after lowing Der - bouTs compelled from want o.
her was impossible 10 get the bark Into place OF
safety the ice having sken both Die bark aud steamer over
the shoals capt Morris thinks Of going TO the bark as soon
a. he can get coal.
Cages ashore MIR ssnd below salem night Of l5h
inst Having mistaken OF the lights for that ON bskers
Island Her cargo Of 1000 bags oonee snd tons
legwood and ia insured in this city LOO bags coiee ssa oeen
day Her teei N broken and ne wser uow IN the
hull N the heght Of ak feet flowing out as the we ,as US
thought by Of casks aud steam ,E nv ~ ay D.
Foi at The was was good brig o ist tons su years Old,
and valued a. sWo bul we understand tina, there ~ only
81 zoo insured on her.
Bgc ExvIisg-A portion % the materials and cargo the
biu Fmepe vrerked Ocean House have been saved,
snd now lays the beach. conuso' a" oeen maze 70
bring them 70 the city.
pve s,cp,yh IN, rsesed brig reported 70 be the sschen
N sys ROM ubec New York pni into Newport on sur
a. ngbt wish loss ~ gsllantnsst sals lying o fore
% ard aysa and the vessel more OF less damaged
~ sens IoRp Rsotsr from st Johns NJ foe Boscn, put
nie sydney, CB zst ns' vmn os o Sas' WON" P'ocure
rev one nd proved immedsieiy
sSgR AySe,I LaNgteF, ls'h tiGp ca~aso' Me- 'n@
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Port OF New York. January e7, 1857.

CLEARED
Steamship Tennessee Tinklepaugh San Juan, MIC Nor
chip Star Of the West Sloppy, Liverpoo-s rhompsons
Ship Hellespont. Kenusrd Ionaon-w Lancaster
Ship Hsyre Atkins Hsvrema Lyings,oa;, v,,,
sehr Johnson SAY ear kemoern- Dsy;s Holmes
ARRIVED
Steamship Augusta Woodruff, Savannah, 90 hours with
mSse and 70 Msch Ssonasy i2s AN
sie hence for ehsTieson ssme day. 10 PM of the Dsa
ware tel IN with large quantities Of ice And was obliged to 70
OF Egg Sas assb or 'eA' "'''' " "
o1 snday
sgs with ss ssa Se Ss
May 70 Bsugs ana soa ice was seen oil shore as far as
ship Josiah Badee, Harding Calcutta Sept a. Sand Head
sept ~ passe Cape OF Good Hope Nov Is anG crossed the
boupc Boston Lost The NE trades la 2 N, Dec 49,
81 sses om we Nov s
Bsn;h Moore from Calcutta sPdSa
sg @ Gr a. ss @ M y aa M
@ inst n q sose ship Rambler from GasO e. MsnpS n
Ensh Tram, standing Ne rom NOrlesns fOr Tiese Ism
lat 80 Ion a So spoke ship Brewster rom Caao Oct 3D. for
Aurora Bunting Liverpool Dec u with md,e and
births Has "a days the Westward Of
S es "sahe ' ss
aas
Gress Wesern Fnrber hence for Liverpool Jan lat IS 81
ION 81 40 spoke sbip Kotbschd from Bosoa DAYS out on
cruise ..rt at ~ NJ ion - s passed pa OF vessels
Seck SUPPRESSED her brig had continual heavy gaes from
y, TO- ha % dsvs ana bas been aay, West OF he
p.nts nec 10 sf "a ne lon 81 M saw ward with sai al
iaches IN n Ian II In, n "a Ion al 20 vase two boats oars
shin Chsryofe 4 Ssu Ter IYi,ie antwero ana Pushing
Dec T. with mdse ard 90 passengers to Laytin hureui
2ave been .. aaSs Wss of be RANKS gib heayy westerly
.aiss and tn,sr.eiy cold weather W. ''
Ray nion Crem1 Hortsmann Bremen Nov IT. with mdse
g. passengers. HeDnnas Muller do.lns Dec lat
NJ YoyS he m msde The Southern nass.rs And Tor he
ias, 10 oays has experienced heavy weather.
BsrS Alden Bates Belize Hon 70 Gays WIN logwooa
pas &C 70 1ssne Ian S,,S sngsr sersrs Ac
lay Co Jan 9 lat 90 So lon 1880 experienced
heavy ~ sac IN saw steamer SUI posed one OF me
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-28
Court Of Special Sessions.
Before Judge A. d. Russell.
A LARoE CALVNpAR-


Jas. q The Cv Judge disposed Of an unusually
large calendar this mornns-not iess than
number Of young cts we're sent 70 Inc peni
Mbuary for The ful term, a. the comp lainanb were
principally ladies' whose pockets were PICKED 10 Broad
way.
mscRnr,krrTG YOUTH.
One q the boys who had gained considerable cse.
brity 10 his profession, was charged with stealing sns
porsemopnae Of Mrs searlcs while passing along Broad.
way, who, seems IA the wife Of . minister. While his
Honor yas Invest eating the Of tue case
the young hie who well dr. essed and evidently pos
sessed Of uncommon smartness, vn heard 70 remark,
toto roe: II knew that she Vas . minister's wife
would have touched her pocketfor minister money
10 Always I'd upiucty.
WINS vs.. HysBAsps
About bali dozen Of complaints against husbands for
beating their wives were listened obut In every case
the ccm plsDsnts nterceded wia The court In their be-
"ptder hearted iord" an appellalos bestowed By one
Of the B5ernan trters The argument sdduced 50.
potent, namely, he ". In hquor, sr a. the time, and
want , on olei hin 90 Just Tor tbs onsS"
woMAs's RIGHTS.
SAssrs, NAc', an sudsooOs loosing specimen o. n :
lsuinne seuder vn charged With sieeng pair Of pan
aioobt rom an uBpresenoioE and yeunnl member OF
Nsyssfe, hsd her own peculiar views Of womsn's
fshts with which, however, The public sere moi ~ well
,cquspled a. soms Of me police ofcers who tes,asi
ibst Nus Miller believed su enuoosy IN the doctrine That
svomsn bss right 70 erlty the iresh air ~ an rmes,
snd IN oil plaoes that he- privilege 10 mnssev 70 her
thir,t ior ssronomiosl sso~ edse py gong ios,n AZ
mcnRht 70 gaze upon the ssrs ma the oesuoes OF tne
, ,ss asss .s s1a oD
occasions and uieef all cIrcumssse, % fepeash her
finances ben promenadins theren-fn ther words So
YES had woman and . notorious picsppo. ct. Thinkn
that brief sojourn a public institution v.'uld have
tendency 10 correct some Of Misc Mlers srrc eous opt
niore upon the rights and duties Of voupsT" his
Honor sent Der TO the Iententiary for SIX noutns
PORK, HAM AND FISH.
s0sh COk vss charged with felon,ousy appropytaia
seventy i've cent? worth Of pork to.ber use Tnss
,ny Dscon vh undue attachment 70 small quantity n
mMserel; and john MCGEE With violently sezins the
bind part grupter, intending 70 do II bodily bsrp
Judge Russell concluded that those offenders we're aboy
ng Uneer the "gussatory mana" a Ia Huntnston ana
Suspended utfmct
AN ASSAULT.
Charles Bunoe. young man, vas charged WITH vo
ienuy ssautbg M Freterick A Young, while passing
through Cana street The associations OF the accused
SAD 70 be very rsspecis5le and thst his ~ end,
we're influential CT ,ens HIS Honor found hin
guilty.. bat In Consequence OF tina, being h. efu odsnce
su,pented lGds eBg ana nfOr net Mr. b. uce that
be va, ever brought here .n be vopid BE- 70 ths
psblloDtay. 81. d.
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~. ,rt CsIenosr--This Day

sur,,o, 0oun. Mo- e5s $50 e'0, 1ss, 7o2 7oe rol.
sSe ss' ssa sac a., sai, e7t ISL $50 $50 So, I'll,
se2, ESQ, 2le, "a, 3s 49,, No..
s-p sg ass ass 3ss $50, 3eA ss5 se5, 3l7 39s col
aOs 4rs ao7 aOo, All 10 AL. tn odd sumbsrs only.
Tar, 2-From $40 70 I,o1O, aD TIE syes s1u0sfs. ,..
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OOAru
remember seeing Lieut. p. on the day names in tho
cond spscncation witness board, he thought ell
In regard 70 the third specification, Lieut. r. vas not
that usni witness thought Lieut. haa BEEN drinking
more than usual be DID not consider him drunk Lieut.
was no, drunk on the 9TH Of June In regard 10 the
9Th specification the witness knows nothing.
Question by the Court--wn Lieut. Fleming under the
influence Of spurious liquors on the night Of the 9th day
Of June, and was he incapable OF performing duty
ms question vas objected 70 By Mr. Brews.er IN iba,
II was irrelevant. The specification charges accused
directly With being drunk on certain day the qu' ruou
objected 10 ~ new matter and subjects accused fresh
charge, which he 10 unprepsred 10 meet
The objection having been reduced 10 writing, Was
taken Into ders by the Court with cloe doors
On the opsnng Of the Court the Judge Advocate SAID
ibsi the Court bad decided 10 admit the question.
rhe witness answered that he thought Lieutenant
under the influence Of liquor, but was capable Of
performing his duties considered Lieutenant y. under
The inous nee Of liquor nom conversation had with
vard room b,Iocsinr No any member Of A. 4 am per
feet y satisfied there ~ss none there.
purser Locker, w. Rudepstin aud Lieut. Geyin seve
rally tessidsd that they the accused drunk
the sstes mentioned IN the specifications
Mr.. Rowan, ate Commsnoer Of the United states brig
cambridge being sworn testAed follows lin relation
to tte fret would state vessel Was
ashore Judge from his manner and not obeyng my
order. with .sc,iy ibs, iisu,ensn ls@Irs Va, arunl
and myself bad gone ashore In my gig, and saw Or.
ward sesn with The Governor; saw that Lieutenant
Fleming had fallen down deck, and was evidently
~upn; A. 10 the third specification Mr.. Fleming came
mo my cabin on the day specified 70 make report ai
the request OF the ward officers In relation 10 the
rfmsiks made By my cers Mr.. Fleming requested ust
nv guests should retire from the cabin thsy doing So
he had some words with my clerk and becoming furious
Jumped N between them putting my hands against MI
Tieminss breast; be very drunk, and during the
,eufe be fen down and knoched dows the ships bsro
ne,er but aid not break ~ the day specia ID 10 the
ouy,h and 6f.h specification, Lieut. Day asked
,hould see Mr. Fleming, Who then on me SICK list
no came In my cabin, and being very much intoxicated
s,a hs head Down his arm and fell ssep, sent for
rr nav ssd he ss~ the sit~stou OF Mr. Fleming the
Ist,ey ioor sner awakened, when he made dis.
graosCul sxPusre q h' Pers0a gu NJ sn'srnS
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TOO LATE FOa C1.AssTFIOATTO,.

JoHr CAMPBFTI. AUCTTONEFR.-By ClwpRxtt a
81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Court sale FRIDAY erb ,n.s
" O'Clock NJ III Pearl street Stock ~ tools sasrs. 90
manufacturing perteinonnaes; and aee Sa. ~.
rtmp,ory. ID r. GtIRNEss, Attorney for plaint.g.
rCHE MEMBERS OF THR BARRY pFNEVor MT
Society requested 10 attend nj their reenr- r....
Of siSsbe6 aud Grand Streets on Wednestsv -.
2h inst "a O'Clock 20 attend he funeral OF Their br,Ss,
member Thomas OCopnor. fron his late rssdepce No a
Thirty h'Ih street. wiisou ityter notice
4, hxAlIs9, De-, Seer
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CLEARED.
Steamship Tennessee Tinkepaugh San Juan, MIC Nor
gan A Sons.
chip star of the West Sloppy Lverpool-S rhompsons
Nephevs,
Ship Hellespont. Kennard Lonion-w Lancaster.
Ship Havre. Atkins Hsyre-M Livingston
Bark Ove,maz. Stirling, Eaanzas-Russeu Vning.
Schr + johnson, Sa'year, Ne~bern- Davis Holmes,
Scir Champion, Gaskill wsshington-SiOidard CLARK
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Teiexr.ph,c Marine Report.

boston. Jan GAR below ships Wld Hunter, Beers
Calcutta Biessier Clark do Uncle LOBBY Soule Liverpool
Sa ali burlington Whitney NOreans. John Psten Paiien
do: Chsmpon jenkins MsIseies, bArks Eastern star Pills
bury, faeino Sherwood, NOriesns ssnnen. HiswaiAs
and Atss co. A Adams Galveston. PhilenA Havana,
Alien Savannah; brigs scotland Mstsnzss; Sarah Mo ia
NEWPORT Jan z-Arr barks Nsihl Cegg.well Hamlin
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Cheap Cash Store.
CoRNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.

WOOD WARE.
90 pkgs covd Buckets; I125 doz Band Boxes;
25O dozen Rail Boxes: 200 Hames;
z00 nests Tubs pain ed; 500 Zinc wash Boards;
IS doz Vanished and Three 5000 PlOw Handles;
Hoop Buckets; 20 nests White Pine Tubs;
81 O0O ss'ed Broom Handles 600 Fishing Poles;
I75 doz white Cedar Buckets 500 essed LIQUOR Kegs
200 doz Tar Cans; 10 doz y Cedar Cans; ,
500 pkgs Half Measures 25 Nest Boxes, varuishd
Is doz Pine Churns assorted goo - Painted Tubs
100 nests White Cedar Tubs 1875 doz Wen
BASE EFT WARE.
goo Willow Wagons common 700 nests German Market do
500 Carts, common: 400 dos Feed Baskets ,tnstOre
500 a. - ex.fal tops and to arrive
IS Empire Cabs; goo dozen assorted Marke
eco Eco extra extra" D doz Chrdren's Rattan and
$50 dozen Willow and Rattan Willow Chairs;
Pick Baskets. dOz ass'ted once Chairs
Rattan and willow, very nice and cool for summer
AIso-CIo Hampers; imported fancy Baskets; Work, Fruit
nd Flower Stands. Aiso-wjlow Work made 70 order.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather busters: 100 bales Alcant Mats;
assted Shoe Brushes; So Jute Hark and Skeleton
as IS Rocking Horses; Is doz Toy irpistOls.
CORDAGE, TWINES, &C.
1OOcor IN and \ inch Manila Rope 69Ofeet;
$50 coils y, x to inch do do, assorted;
25reels Bed Cord and Pillow Line Manila;
$50 doz Cotton Pillow Lines and Red Cord:
100 doz Hemp Bed Cords; 100 bales Carpet Chain;
goo broom Tgns Hemp; Is soSi6s Wool Trioe,
IFS bales Batting; $50 reels Hemp Packing;
so Wrapping Irvine; $50 &" Jute Ropei
PAPER.
1900 bundles Frund) angerman's Wrapping Paper
$500 " McgregOr's do do;
900 reams Lockand do do;
Koreans Tea Paper; IS reams Shoe Paper;
IT'S Ham " 20 Batting do;
81 Roofing dry; is O00lbs Roofing do sau'ted
CANDLES &c.
star Candles Lard OIL Opal Candies stearine Candles
| Starch, German Soap, &c.
IRON hound KEGS,
stock, assorted sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
| ers'use, constantly on hand.
CEHURNS.
Pine ChurDs IS 90 Cedar do IS 90 % do
Cerdar do 16 IS 20, % do Painted do2O, %, "a do
Brass Hoop do % do Barrel do 16, IS, 20, % DO
| HAUESs
| Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do;
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top:
| For sale by s. Ii. B & ETT1
/ maYl4 cor. Walnut and Front sts.. Cincinnati, U
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-16
HHM Q Y "a X.

THE subscriber takes this method Of informing bis old
and friends and the public generally, tina
be his Hardware store from the old stand
strset No s. in the large brick building, lately
South side Broad street, where he keep
constantly hand order the various articles
embraced his line Of business Ii invites especial at
tention his large assortment Of CASTING, HOLLOW
WARE, BRASS, such Mantle and Coal Crates, Wag
on Boxes PloW Mods Cutters CcTnSheleTE, Corn~
Crushers Mil Crushers Balcony Work and Iron Fencing
Coffee Mills Tea Kettles Brass Ktttlef Uoglroas Candle
Sticks ana almost endless variety other articles
iap9e-tf ANDREW ANDERSON
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LINCOLN HOU : T. =,
TULLAHOEEA, TENN,
10. B. SMITH, Proprietor.

HAVING taken charee OF the above Hotel, will en-
Geayor to please all VITO nay favor with t.l-
OF Uyirjeuds the citizens Of Nashville aud DavlJsUE
county, would soil cit airCDsgP. Ny table viii at All
tines be provided With the the rOunty affords,
every will he tai en- to please all.
there is good Livery Stale continuous TO tht' Rouse
and Tie Fay etteNilC UlbeTN and ~ EChbUrg Vail and
Pas FeT Cos Oh this hot e. every ondR " tdn2s
day Friday the above places, at = O'clock g. a.
and cry Tuesday, thursday and Saturday at
II O'Clock, A. NJ, making connections with the Ma hyie
chattanooga, and McMinnville Manchester Ma
Trains.
Tulahoma August ID. 1857.
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HOTELS. ETC.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
date Mansion House
49, Nartet - aI 60 90 Me Square.


North Market street % door 6e'oW The Square.
V. GILBERT having tasep the above stand for num-
y Der Of years begs leave inform the prb OF tnat
and 10 theT that he house has tern ne y paint
ted from bsseTen 70 attic, and and complete rn
throughout The subscriber moving iu Tell me
need hTs.-cass modern hotel Ma hvile and being
phlanthrOpic MOOD has made every exertio1 TO come
up the wants Of the public and fat ers himself ne mas
succeed !. his table E all times he furnished with
bsst tbs and foreign markets afford, and he PLEDGES
himself make body contented and at home VINO
will favor him with a visit
Carriages snd OHnbuSes win regularly to and rom
the Nicholas TO Steamboats, and Ra lToads- Trlsty
Portes always in Attendance at the depot receive checks
for baggage, thus Obviatng the difficulty Of delay.
Board day 81 =.
Lodging 4U
Single Meals -
Supper, Lodging, and Breakfast 1Ot
Breakfast from to 9 O'Clock.
e. II
SLppsr s."
J. v.GILBERT, Proprietor.
Opposite this House. on Market street, tuo livery
stables where be found all hours horses bugges
carriages, &C J. n. Alexander Co.. and ~. T. Wright
4 Co, the propTetors-
Dec 4 1ydtW.
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FOUNDRIES, ETC.
SHELBY IRON-WORKS
AND
CAR WHEEL " ANUFACTORY,
Near the Suspension Bridge,

VTTHITCOMB. LEGO + co, Founders and NachiHists,
w respectfully give notice that The prepared
at their extensive Foundry % CP, and FOTg and
VIII oil orders or heavy and ht cAstiHg includ-
ing
terms.
IN this epartmert thorough knowledge and long eSpe
rience enable Us to challenge competition.
Also, Cast-Iron House-f Onts Of he most improved
patterns; pain uet, and urnament Coli mn; Water
rpes sizes: GaE and her e-tab
where s. cam main awNiUs, Flour
Mills &C made promptly orde- aud OF he bes. mater
Particular attention given 10 repairing machinery IT
low prices and on libei Al terms.
Our Smith-Work vi be Of the most extensive charac
acter; Mil work, Srirrups, Toy, Pitmsn Iron, Saw
ranks Bolts, and all kinds OF Mil-lrons, made The
shorte notice.
As we re p-ac. cal mecharics wishing establish
bu mess OBJ ect VIII be TO pa cu2r at.
'enti0n all oders repairing Old machinery.
All require ia, and confident Of being pat
rCnZed.
n. B.-we have hand at present large assortment
Of Fire Bars for Steam gnes
Nashville, dec T. 1S5T.-tL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-16
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Corner Main and Sixth ST.,

LOCLS F4LLE. II l.
THIS well known Hotel having been thoroughly re-
paired and rewv fETuEhtd Is nov open for the &C
conn travelling public Situate IL tie most
central bususs part Of the city, nd having suPero
atoms, the Proprietor hopes BY strict attention
to business merit &c portion OF the lhc patron
age. charges will be suit the present hand tines
J. COMB,
Dec 2-1y. Proprietor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-16
CLAIBORNE'S MACHINE WORKS,


TFHE attention Of Railroad Companies, Farers, Manu-
tacturer and all persons DESTROYS % purc asiuV Al
home good mach nerT, such STEAM ENGINES, CAST
the improved attern, SAW NlIL~ JUMPS, &C.. &C.
is pectfuy called 10 this Establishment
up pdly premises Of the late Nashville Manu-
featuring Company We Intend carry The bI mess
fully before snd shall be ready 10 take
orders for MachiaeTy and Castings We have already
commenced operation blach~ h shop HLt EoieT-
yard ana shall give immediate satisfaction to old and
Customers
We are experienced Mechanic each Of personally
attending to his DEPARTING nf-aud thus shall be
able eTior at lower rates than hereto
fore this city. We shall every piece Of
work done this Establishment and give Irolpt anc
personal attention every order left AZ occ thus We
houe give general faction and be PATRONAGE By al
friends Of home HAuuiacuTe. M.JAChEk a CO..
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn
iuns27-u Late Nashville Mani. Co.