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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-26

BROADWAY THEATER---GARDINER's GALvAs1c
ELECTRIC GAs-LIGHTERs.-The first experiment in
America of the above lighters was made at the Broad
way Theater last evening. Between the acts of
"Faustus the gas turned off, and then reghted
BY means ofthe before mentioned apparatus. wire
tipped with patna leads to each burner, and by con-
Meeting the wires to a strong galvanc battery, the
platina becomes red hot and igntes the gas. 1t is
substantially the same used for firing blasts
under water. The experiment last evening succeeded
and means of lighting burners or chandeliers diff
cult of access will be found desirable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-26
THE1FAMINE IN GRATIoT AND ELSEWHERE.
uAurce D.trnilT

LANSING, May H. 1897.
/ am glad to see the citizens of Detroit moving with
characteristic spirit and lberality, for the relief of the
poor pioneers in the parts of the State. But De-
trOit, Lansing, and few other places cannot very
conveniently furnish the necessary amount OF aid.
Our information here, though not as definite a. We
could wish, and as soon expect it to be- is more
than sufficient to satisfy that in the two counties of
Gatot and Isabella, there are several thousand per-
sons who need assistance, and must hare II.
The two gentlemen dispatched from this town, on
Thur sday last, have not yet been heard from. They
have been out six days exploring the County OF Ora
tiot with reference 10 the restitution existing there,
and on their shall have full and reliable in
formation Since they left however, we have received,
through various channels accounts which render 1t
certain that relief measures delayed too long.
We hope the flying reports with regard to 0c'ud starr
ofiOn cannot be substantated; but 1t is undoubtedly
too true that, in the two counties aforementioned,
there thousands of persons who have become pale
emacated and feeble for want OF food
This morning, man whose every feature and every
word proved his honesty came TO this town from the
township of COe Isabella County, and appealed for
and He bore paper signed BY number OF citizens,
Of which the following Is copy:
We the undersigned inhabitants Of said town in view Of
destitute situation in regard to provi.on. aud believing
ttio1 for help for which we ha be truly thankful Our crop.
being cut of the past Sa sGd our eaq Sss
lind helping tand ana receive '' "''i''' anu
'"'-A' VIM H. Stewart, esq Conrad Hook.
Solomon SutAun Patrick Cleary
VIZ. McClinck. Rev. Charles Taylor
Joseph Oberln. James Nlsey,
Michael Myers, l. L. stuart.
c. r. Foutch, John n. stuart,
WIN PAYNE Pelcg Wilcox
VIM s. Horton. h. II. Parsons,
Charles Hall j. W. Rose.
immediate measures were taken by our local Com
mittec Jones, Bailey and Mead to supply the
pressing of the petitioners and their neghbors.
The bearer of this petition has wife and four chill
dren. When he left home they had twenty pounds OF
-four in the house, which he had carried on his back
from Fish Greek, a distance of torty-egh miles lie
says most of the people in the vicinity of his residence
live chiefly and some Of them entirely: on such roots
as they can procure in the woods. They are pale,
emaciated, feeble and dshearteDed. They have no
money the roads are bad their teams utterly help.
less and their suiferngs appear to have rendered
them incapable of that effort which, under ordinary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-26

Ameeting of few of the leaders of Mayor Woods
Target Companies was held at SeerwOods last night,
which, after appointing Aid. Wilson to the Chair,
Whereased and Resolved The Aforesaid Target COmpa-
MES into very terrible military organization to assist
the Mayor and The Journal Of Commerce in resisting
the laws of the State of New-York. These men in
buokram suits call themselves the New-York Citizen
Volunteers. Aid. Wilson was elected Commander
in-Chief, with the title of Major-Genera Committee
vas appointed to obtain suitable headquarters and the
COncaye adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-26
THE MICHIGAN FAMINE.

We have noticed the desttution prevailing in the
northern part Of Michigan, and the taken at
Detroit for the relief Of the sufferers The Detroit Ad-
tcTfiser publishes the following letter from which it
would appear that Mr. Ex-Secretary McCleland is in
great degree responsible fS the suffering tina, prevails
ANS ARBoR, May 19, 1851.
Allow me to call your attention to the OF tho
destituton in the northern counties of this peninsula.
Ii is known IL those counties et ed BY puT-
ehasers of graduation lands, which came under the
supervision II the Secretary of the Interior.
After the lands had been paid for, and in the Winter
of 1856 So the Department ordered these purchae
into possession in sixty days from the date Of ID
notice and proof Of the fact Of possession 10 be made
in the LandOffice on pain of the forfeiture of the
lands. Notices Of the order were mailed from the
Land Office, 10 the purchasers Post Office address.
10 many cases the notice did not reach hin until near
Its expiration, ard in numerous caseAevI at all. The
result of this order the instantaneous sacrifice
Of property and the exodus from our older cOuntles
from other States Of ten thousand persons OF both
seXes-Of all ages and cODdOBs-6nd their eniree IN
to an uLbrOken wilderness in mid-Wnter, with
sleds haLdsleds and foOt-withOut roads, public
houses tents cOnveniences Of travel crossing
streams and camping in the snow; and when arrived
at their Destination the order requiring the personal
Possession Of each tract preventing the congregation
Of families rendered their dispersion absolute, and
building almost impossible.
The amount of suffering and disease from exposure
and detiiution for the Of proper pre- paratOn is
every quarter section may properly be written, 50 Muir
'dered by order Of the Secretary Of the Interior!
Against this nhuman policy the citizens of the North
demonstrated in time to aveit the calamity. Mr.. Nc
Cleland answered that the clerks then had time
to fl out the patents. The iron order was not re-
sCiDded After its expiration, when the wrong had
been consummatcd, the honest purchaser had been
hurried into the wderness-the Spectator alone re-
fusing TO risk bis life by obeying the orderths time
then exteDCed. The patents were not delivered
the haste of the Department had subsidized.
The Detroit Free Press of Friday says:
"The authentic information which has been re-
ceived from the districts in the northern part of the
State, whence the cry Of destiuOn and distress has
reached us is convincing that the first startling
counts not in point of fact, exaggerated. The
representations were not worse the whole than the
real state of things found to exist. There have not
perhaps been any of absolute starvation
rumored but certain it u.s. that without relief absolute
starvation must in many cases have ensued. And it
is not impossible, by any means, that may not yet
hear Of death by starvation in Isabella County if not
in Gratiot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-26

A large and earnest meeting of the Twenty-first
Ward Republican Association was held on Monday
evening at the Hail. No 1886 Fourth avenue, the Pres
ident. Mr. GEO. Ii. WHITE, in the chair.
The following preamble and resolutions were offered
by Mr.. W. ii. WooDMAN, and advocated by him and
by Messrs. MARSHAL, KEYEs, WRIGHT, ESTER
BROOK REID, the president and others, after which
they we're unanimously adopted:
Hheeas The Supreme Court at the General Term held 10
the First District has decided in favor OF the validity Of the
Metropolitan Police law therefore, ,
Rse That whatever doubts may have existed as to the
of this law IL has become the duty OF every
good CITIZEN TO conform the decision OF '1e Court and to
sustain IN. Police Commissioners in carrying the law into full
effect D., A, -
R.oved That all persons who resist and Infringe the
law are rty of promoting anarchy and rebellion toward the
state and should be- by the State Government
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30
MELTING

5000 Gle. s.'a ~ ,1. ' ., ., S .TpT = zee
Leaf al - uftrh nRs N suIiou q IN planters
ard tthin o. ~ tces Cd vhieh n - snid
IN bt,t -t fo-esh. a. No So zLd 80 o. Broad
s-pt q 3. b. CUrTEE-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30
"t'erlhIT oen
- ROAD.

DectIo" with New YORK n"d PhiI-
adelphtR steamship Lines. 40
continue without alter lion
from Ist of JuIH ISJ OF
fecembVr, 1851.
First Class per looiOs., 30
Third %
Furniture o9, nd carriagss boxed, and other Hight
a,5sr TO- snIm ers,sd; CarbOys OF Acids, or
FIRST CLASS.
lsno Fories Books, Stationery Poos, Shoes Liquors
Ost sc, In bottles Camphne and Spirits Turrepne In
barrels Carpetng China Glass and Glassware Cigars In
Ss a. Cotton CaIds. Dry Good.
6nrs Garden Seeds LOOKING Glasses and Looking Gss.
dery' Tin and BTittsnia Ware. Teas and Spices
SECOND CLASS.
,, eNeert such specified third class Coffee
Tobacco in boxes Leather rolls and boxes oils in bSr
0~SAs' hlee whiting, sster, Sheet Brass and Copper
THIRD CLASS.
r, Shovfls Spades Sad Irons Zine Tin in pigs
and cotton Cor age, CoGee, Heavy CatDgs MN GeaTiDc
SP59ss, aud Axes Railroad Wheels AGl,s
N'@iis sho spikes and Rosin in barrels
SPECIAL RATES.
l,gb3 @ Furniture snd Carriages boxed, and other
other Chemicals, Will be charged at double hrst cas-
consgnee destination and depot of deIIv ry AiteBtio
70 s5 matte prevents delays and losses insures
DIRECTIONS.
as| y, SChlppe9 via savannah should he consigned
81 ma
ca care Agent G r. r. Savannah. Ga.
ooods shipped via Charleston should be construed 20 the
Agen' OF the south Carolina Railroad Charleston and
paet mark ed care Agent s. &. K. Charlie ton O
ire through rates above n exp. nses nom New
YORK to Nashville. No iSsi0E alGOe or try gS
charged sitter at Charleston or .SdrdnsiGI.
campers may rely upon uniform prompt dev-
cries by both lines. over charges and damage bv either
line, will be adudged by the agents Nashville and
Chattanooga Road.
In ofost missing goods will take charge ossnv
correspondence necessary for their recovery an II not
found, will fo the the eNTiraon of so avs
after notice is eiven Al notices ar lost goods 6 Nash
lille stations the N0shgills aHd GI0ugg, aga
NdshUilIs. - -
Merchants when in New York will receive every inforna-
ton and assistance in shippn b. applying 10 The Agent
OF the Charleston line No 1875 BToad ay and the savan
nah Line, No. Is Broadway.
CHA's W ANDERSON,
may29-u- Gent Agent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30
To THOSE WHO RIDE!
FRED. SLOsR.V.

Light-W agEuns. &c.
Me- 90 Lever Makes street, NR.s. s1s..
An nc9 ueaatsctarlas sFerF saFsstF -
ssa siy1e ~ esl1etef isoaa ~ plazaess - = =
% % ths uoss hsaztifzi End slasosasis -t<s~gt@
Ealshed tsFH cat. 49, -
HAEinE saesEts aFa1zisss ses4msa Ana ebtsi-es 4 ls
es-Sal - 80 ~ sseeks an prepared ia q 49,
salca u.l saEs sA say q tze waste eeanlry sIsr -
stge e s~f4aF AZ zz-f - Fsaees 1sps ~
hsad. - FFem4siF s4s5s - orass - -
ENeFett4 kssfessG Ces affnR
A. 49, AA4kelF4 szra t1ter1l1 hFaae1aI de sr~s~
ans .sesssz aFar STA ~ usl aver ars n : -
sssHAs SAVES go s1zes-s< - b ~ 4tss csK - -
z4stus st1 of-sz 81 saaasfsiiIs gsFsissss -.
- ksneseesF she glazs-ss fts Of s. sEt
Sc e. Lever Hsfksi sslest - -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30
RAKEnY, CONFI CTIoNARA,Ac.

GNHARLEs ROBERTSON, Gate Of the Sra o. }. G. a c.
- Robertson, bFoao continues biz bus No
II, Market F4opposite Morris e. shtFe
he Is prepared tseAecute ana nh al order al the
braEehes OF Bak onievt ouatg &c, Ulci he
be favored hs terra al fIeeh Of 81 quail
~, anu he nstierz HmssH ttaf d. CAP the eel
feet satlaf4c sit sell Whe esAs retail, and
orders ON a uttnc ohcit a. lie returns grattf
thauks for IN laFFt patronage has here rtcvvtd,
pledges himself q merit uAnce Of IA. sane
ff.-lI
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30
NEW IRON FOUNDRY
CIGAR MANDATORY,

THE pnlersi ned very extensively engaged in
the manufacture o. AT kinds az Cigars. and are en-
Abled cOmpeie successfully with Of the Eastern
cities. one Of Arm. who hs ch o. this d. art
business, being practical Cigar ak our
custo nerS NAV rev npou getting goods
give Satisfaction, and which VII tnee In in
stance. friends and cu>to that
are making fine Cigar from Havana, We
import direct there The finest lob thereby
ing conside able duty are enab seH Cigars
when much 10 rates than anything like the
same article c1ul o. nport-d trsn Why not
Encourage Home Industry!
Call and examine for yeurselyesa at
LYONS 4 co,
sept4. 10 Cedar street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30
CT .IBORNE'S MAC me WORKS
NASVVUTUE T,rNw

'HE stteution ~ Railroad 'ompanies Far-ers Mann.
fact and all persnns of pure asing Al
h0Te goot machinery, sueh srEAN ENGINES CssI.
KS OF ever dissertation, EASING OAR.WHEFTs ~
lie tiuuroved patterns, SAW Wills PUN &C. Ae
IS respectfully called this Establishment noe gro
ing rapidly the pre- i-es SashviIie Mann
acturng Company. We intend carry on he business
uy Is extensive As before and hs read % take
orders TO- Machinery and CsS!ngx. We have afysad,
co nmene leratious IN biaeh in shop aud roller
customers. -
We are experienced Mechanic Of Us PERSONAL,
amending 70 ais OEn depsFtusn ADD se shall be
shte 70 turn out spPerio rates than here
ore cone IA this cits. We shall ever, piece
@oFA cone a. this Fstabishment, roo ID ans
esona attention % every order ef ofee hu, =,
hoe 70 give seneTa sau faction and be pat onsed by "a
fenaa OF houe anutactnrn. a. IA EER CO..
Claiborne Machine Works. Na-hyille, Tenn
ians1t-u Late Nashville Manf Co
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30
Painting establishment.

stLpShs, householters &C, request to ase no.
- lee tha TIE andersEned, hasing made necesssrv
1l4nsrHieats and secured she services Of Competent
Eorkmen, - nos prepared 10 take
LARGE CONTRACTS
n The hne o. his vocation Ga TaFious bFanehe
In ne department Of hoEsE PAISTISG the subsrrihev
bepsIsa % sascate sith the sreatezt prumptnssa All
eontracts however large shiah ay b teneres Ia
a. uoa terms uhieh eshuot AL give satisiactioa
ne - s2 eRsFee % eHscae ali BIGs Ann
pkAAhEAfAL FAlHfISG, CHASING AID MARBIfSe
naFlug ~ that department. secured tAsssTss 81 - |
expert and eEp1EtenceG arlfsts
The elsasf sea request perasns having vera in If.
hns - sise hHa eai beore aking anal srraaeeuents
r. r. FAEHIEGl
Ne. e uHlon -, seisesa chsEry saa sazEs,.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30
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; I125 dOs Band Boxes;
| $50 dozen Bail Boxes; 200 4" Hsmes;
200 nests Tubs panied; 800 Zinc Wash Boards;
as dog Vanished and Three ZOO Pillow Handles;
900 ass'ed Broom Handles $4,000 Cane Fishing Poles;
IT5 doz white Cedar Buckets 800 asted Liquor Kegs;
200 dOz Tar Cans; 10 doz B Cedar Cans;
500 pkgs Half 25 Nest Boxes varnish'd
rs doz Pine ChuTns assorted 200 i" Painted Tubs
100 nests white Cedar Tubs; 25 doE Wen Buckets
BASE EFT WARE.
900 Willow Wagons, common zoo nests German Market do
5SS Carts, common on 800 Do; g:ss
Is Empire Cabs; 200 dozen assorted Marke
100 Willow Cradles; Baskets;
$50 dozen Willow rattan willow Chairs;
Rattan and Willow, very nice and cool for Summer.
Also-Co. HAMPERS imported fancy Baskets Work Fruit
nd Flower Stands. Aso-WiiOw Work made to order.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doc Feather busters; 100 bales Alicant Mats;
500 ass'ed shoe Brushes 80 Jute Hark and Skeleton
Is Rocking Horses; IS doz Toy Air Pistols.
CORDAGE. TWINES, &c.
0eoils N and \ inch Manila Rope, 6sOfeet;
10 coils ~ to 8 inch do do $50 do;
25 reels Bed Cord and Plow Line Manila;
$50 dog Cotton Piow Lines and Bed Cord
100 doz Hemp Bed Cords; 100 bales Carpet Chain:
1000 lbs Broom TWine Hemp; I goo lbs Wool Twine
$500 lbs Flax e 500 lbs Seine Irvine;
rs bales Batting; $50 reels Hemp Packing;
so " Wrapping Irvine; $50 /" Jute Ropes
PAPER.
1900 bundles (Frund) Iangerman's Wrapping Paper;
SEQ " Mcgregor's do do;
1000 Lockland do;
$50 reams Tea Paper; rs reams Shoe Paper
175 " - 70 - Batting do.
81 900 lbs Roofing do, dry 5OOObs Roofing do satu'ed
CANDLES, &c.
Star Candles, Lard OIL Opal Candies, stearine Candles
Starch, German Soap, &c.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock assorted sizes Druggists Liquor Deal
ers' use, constantly on hand.
CHURNS.
Pine Churns IS 60 90 inch Red Cedar do do
Cerdar do 16, is, O,22 do Painted do 90 az - do
Brass Hoop do" - " do Barrel do 16, Is, 90 20
Oiled Root Black Top and Blue do;
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top;
For sale by 8. III BARRETT.
may14 Walnut and Front SITS. Cincinnati, q
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30
To all the Eastern cities.

To all the Eastern Cities
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGR
NO CHANGE OF CARS TO CLEVELAND OK WHEELING
Three Daily Eastern Trains At 6 A NJ, iG A. NJ and
$50 P. II.
FIRST TRAIN-Cleveland, PittsburE, steubeayins and
Wheeling lightning Express-Leaves Cincinnati AZ s
o'clock NJ, for all the Eastern elites; Also Detroit via
Cleveland, spring hed, Wilmington, oroleVie,
and Zanesvle.
This train stops between Cincinnati and Columbus At
LovelAnd Morrow, NeniA and London oHly.
8ECOND TRAIN-Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheeling
Ipress MAil-Leaves Cincinnati at 10 O'Clock, 81 via
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheeling Tor al the Eastern
cities
This train stops at all points between Cincinnati and
THIRD TRAIN Accommodation Leaves Cinc!ana at At
O'Clock p. NJ, for Springfield, Wilmington CirceVle
Lancaster, GAINESVILLE aud Columbus
Lhs train stops AZ all points between Cincinnati and
FOURTH TRAIN-Cleveland, Pittsburg, s.eubeav vile
ana MheeIhs Ngat EXpress-LeaVes CtncianaH AZ ). 80
oSooa z, u, va OeN Gland, Pttsburg steabenVle aud
wheeling, Tor ali the Eastern cities
Columbus. N1A oau
One train on Sunday at O'Clock P. NJ for Columbus
Trains by Columbus tins-ssvsp ui.p,. s.,.r ~,
Cincinnati time. ASSET ~1@A
Fare as Low as any other Routa
FoR THROUGH EICKETs
Aud all Information, please apply Al In. go. -
ret House, second door vest Of Wac street 30 ~
House Building, aud Old once, aouth.earf
way and front, opposite sRgneer House. o. al T. ts
(LAttle Miami) Depot, East Front street -~assf
once hours Eron A. NJ Until % I'm
=. y. FuLLER, General A.,
ahE OMNIBUS LINE calls Tor passesvsrs ., -, d,
nneiPal hotels Tor each ahd every train By ieaTn a.
Eersin al parts Of the city, without fan F1'
Iyi0. ii. b. AUGGLEs Conaa-,o,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30
"a u M Q y "A il.

FNHE Ehserter takes this ethod az lnormlnE his ED
eustaaers and frizads aaa ths pable EeneFaly TIA
reeoHed kts Hardware rQE ne old aland
Mafet slEast Ne So u ths large eck hldF lately
crested hu Solth side s hrcad sruy Hhrre he keep
asnstastF had skcz o. Ger the Fa9as
5000 IA his hoe ~ baaness Ne iuEltrs eFpecai a.
ls1ion b - large sasartreat 81 CASTING, a. HOW
WARt Brass sc each Mantle and Coai Crates, Wng-
"a Hnnss Pios Mods oatiers, CrFn-she ers Cora
rushsrs MiH-CrushrFs Esleony Mork aud tFon Fsneng
&C., mis Fea Hrtrz * ttlef Dog-froas Candle.
s.cEs aad a. allssi sndiss1 Faresy alkeF artcies
Iaaf4-tf ANDREW ANDERSON
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30
M. H SbeItOn
Health of American Women.

Health Of American Women.
From tie Ne,O York Daily NsaOs (EditOran.
eve desire 70 call attention to letter ro0 Dr. Joshua
Ridge o. tThe Health OF American Women in another
column He the subj in able mann r, and his
skiIl aUd med lea Judgment NAV BE- relied upon"
From the Albany Morning Egpress
AI,,sbau Uterine CahoIcon proved be f1Ily as
vaInable as it is claimed be in severe test made
nv medical ge and others. DR.. Bride Is regul
sicap Of very fine attainments man OF great irdg
1ent and d elimination, judcious and highly success
fu practitioner in all diseases, especially those OF @oLen
and children"
From Pbysjcfdn5
.MarshaPs Uterine CathoIicon will certainly cure all
IN diseases Tor which it is recommended.
ETbere is no medicine Ike it in this country"
ain the have ever met with MarshaFs Ute
r;ne Catbolicon is a certain and safe remedy"
HARsHALL's UTERINE CATHOLICON
is tingy offered reebie remedy for all those
coTnnsints to which every is able, and which
ratualiv affect the mind well the BODY, so that to
think talk or work becomes alike source OF suHerlng
not ~ inpossibiy Among the comUaints for which the
Catholic IN il remedy Falling OF the womb, "hies,
ed Irregu' ar Painful Men latOn Boaing,
Ina tons and Diseases Of the kidneys or Urinary
OrRans ention Inconttnence OF Urne HeArtDnrn'
Distu Sleep and all trouole organic or syPatheuc
connected with the uterine organs
Ladies no are troubled with any OF the ABOVE synp.
toms or with SPINE lung comPlants are invited
"A vaisE Marshalps Uterine Cathohcon Is OF quacN
medicine, its ingredients have been made kno"n 70
~ Med cal College, hey At the service OF any
respectable physician in the country - - ,,,ro.r
me 71r-fcs Of 1lARSHALLS UTERINE CAIHOLi-
COW "a one Dollar and Hay per bottle.
NO-'' " ALEX. Nj .CKENZIE,
AGENT. Grafenbarg Co.,
Oct21 For Tennessee Alab ma and Georgia.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30
G. IN. STE WART,

w IA o esafe and ReIaii
GROCER a COM MISSION "a EmCHANT
80. ~ BROADWAY, NASHVILLE.
~ The higasst Market Pries paa FOR CoaatrE Pro
lace % az sinas. - ianlT-daKly
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30
STEAM ENGINES
Mill raeh1nery

MLLLL III . u LAOL y
ELLIS q MOORE,
LTIYING ma ,e important additions 20 our machinery
ana Greatly Increased facties for manufacturing
srEk Es9rSzs Machinery OF every description
prepared 10 manufacture Steam Engines and Boilers equal
n noI, on hnish and durability any IN the West
and At a. prices Having been practically engaged in
the Manufacture Of Machnary Nashville for the last ff
teen giving personal attention to the
factarng Department feel confident that give
asfacon all who favor with their orders
old stand 50 and 81 Market Broad Nash
vile, Tenn.
AHkinds Of work for Flour Mills, Steam Boats Saw Mills
lob Factories Banks Ja &C. &c executed promptly
and at the lowest cash prices.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30
CONLEY g. JOHNSON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron Wares, &C.,
No 10 Broad 81, and % South Markstst.,
NASHVILLE. TENN



TUsT RECEIVED ASD FoR saLE, LAEnE AND
j coapets asacrtHsBt o. Caeking aad HestnE stove
e every rias r1s aad pastesas zi 10 bEouEhs % th
market
Ne are aaarfsetaaE fhs Wrosht tFaa coafiaF Stoves
al s1es FaaEaE 30 pFses Esa 80 e tiaa % sc bes
anf huaElrst astaTtsl.
TIA are ahslessle znd retail
oapsr ira t4agz f1F 81 knff 81 MErhtasrH
szss 49, Hsaua1aFs dnEines, &e uislflerF
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