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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30

The rock IN the Blue Rislee Tim.
ucl, On the Virginia Central Railroad,
ID now quitelcut ont, anla ferson can
see through The entire tunnel; thatIis,
4 person at the Eastern end can pee
the light shine IN at the Western end.
Preparations are in progress to In.
able cars 10 pass through thc tnnncl
early in Jnly, and also 10 run them
tweHty-miies west Of the present Ter.
minus of the road. The Charlottes,
Vile Jehersonian says It IA intended
3 celebrate the event By tho officers
and friends Of tho Central Railroal
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30

TEREITIc SFoRM.-A terrific storm
occurred in Nelson county, Va. ~
Tuesday, doing much damage. 4.
Losingston, ii was probably NOR
violent Than elsewhere, tueh sals y
thunder and flashes OF ljEhn;ps
were seldom heard or secn. IN
lightning struck the Odd FeIIor.
Hall, doing but slight damage 4
also struck the dwelling Aohse ef d.
Alexander Fortune.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30
NKANAWHA NALLEY STAR

stead Emigration Aid Society 70 make
such j proposition to men born and bred
ii our free hills, poor though they be,
they would be regarded as fools or mad
mon and if they convinced the man
skey we're in earnest, they would Get their
mouths slapped. And yet they have the
effrontery to ask our free people to ret
ceive. into our society, and among Us,
the groveling wretches who are basely
swarming aroaad the president and d,
~rectors 81 the Homestead Emigration
Aid Society / begging for the payment
of their transportation and freightto the
Virginia hills. Come, Mr.. Tfayer, black
your slaves, put them up at auction, and
sell them 70 the cotton planters, but think
to palm them off on the people Of
Virginia as freepplen. Sell them for their
board and clothes, and warrant them not
to be diseased and not TO steal, and per-
haps our people will buy them oa trial.
WI hope we shall hear no more Of Eli
and Ills gang. Our Penitentiary is a.
ready crowded, and The business Of our
court is quite too much delayed With the
trial Of such people, The pappers Of the
North are quite as bad-a great deal
~ ~ tl.a af GEnr0ra -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30

CnURcH CbNsrtTU5ED,--A Bapel,
Church was cosstitHted ht HaiHsg
School Houses fleaSauts 60, Va.
May 16th, comprisl1g 20 membcn.
1t will be known. as Pleasaa,.
church; a lot has peer pVrchased
on which i is expected g meeting
hosise viii be erected by the frst Y
November.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30

DEsTEUcrroa TO the WnRAT.-The
Annapolis Republican states that on
South and West rivers, and the Sbv-
|ern, in Anna Arundel eoahsy, The
army worms IN countless numbers,
are destroylngSin their march wheat,
corn and grass. Tn Calvert comfy
their ravages are said to ~ equally
destructive, leaving the farmers with
gloomy prospects before them. u
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30
$ Spain for his Return g Asi''9i
WAsurSeToa, june Nh

WAsuISeroa, June ll lo0
staso ,I,ot Santa A nrsa has en-.
vii l s;ass 30 ss,cagements with the
~ Nil government. Under which he
- IL sss;ssed hy Snain HI lis re.
i - Mexico, Ills also stated lfa1
~ II oayements we're iprwaF
snes + ,yana to Spain by the mai
.oa,ass whieh lett Cuba last month
hand these were the adyices M v 81
lSpanish government was waiting fol
Him orderSto determine souIss -
wards Senior ILafraStia, AAnis1eF =
MADRID.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30

BoDY FouSp.--We learn from a
gentleman from Chesterfield, that the
dead body ola neatly dressed white
mar was found yesterday morning on
the land ofRichard Archer, in that
county, near the river road, and
about one and 4 half miles from Man.
chester. It was il an advance state
Of decomposition, and had not been
recognized when our informant left.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30

3GEsERar. ScoTT AFTER BRIGntNs
YoUNe.-We learn from Washington
that Gen. Scott has been called BIZ tbe
PRESIDENT for consultation, and is
NOW engaged il preparing THE details
fSy the movement OF the hoops to
Utah 1T is also stated Tint The
Rresideat finds no authority in the
EGonstitnE oa that will enabIe him to
Interfere whA brigham Youngs
matrimonial arrangements. anil that
in creed and wives the Mormon Elder
will not be interfered with BIZ the
army, But all the reqnisite judges,
Marshals and officers n~ecessarYto al.
minister tho government. Will be sent
ont with the troops, and order and
safety viii Be secured there for Gen.
tile as well as Saint.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30
P4rrrrL AnoIprNr ArI.Inrn-

PArNruL AccrpENr AT LiBrRrI
We deeply regret to learn tbs,
capt. Rob't @. Bell u well known
merchant and1nost cstimable ci.isn
Of Liberty, met witllHa SERIOUS # 81
fatal accident on Wednesday last
Capt B. with several other gsDsIsl
men, residents Of tho village. ws,s
engaged in pfaeticing horsemaushin
pre- aFatoFy tp1a tournament soon 5
come off at that plaee, id the eroT.
;adioihipg the residepee Of VIM. 7.
Campbell, E4q. the horse that Cap
B. rode from SONG caase beear.n
frightened. and baking q sndaen dart
for tile woods, threw bin With grest
violence againts atrso, crushing anA
.mangFns his facet dislpcating hs
shoulder, and breaking several 81 hs
Tibs.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30
Bit Thaysf's Emigration scheme.

Mr.. Underwood. the Secretary q
tile New England Emigrant Aid Sol
ciety, gives notice fiat the important
manufacturing site atthe falls onthe
Rappahannoek river, In Virgipia,b bag
been secured for inproyemeat;andE fd
publishes 4 letterEfrom tl,e Mayor q
Fredericksburg conveying to North
EN- capitalists and elnigrants who de-
sire to settle there. assurances Of Ira
ternal feeling andcordial good Will
Baltimore SNa.
Tie first sentence of the above par
aeraph il a mistake. The wafer pow
er las not been sold although arrange
ments are now pending for its dispo'
sitionto d company fof Northern gen
tlemen. Al to Eli T~hayer's having
anything to do with IL, OF that hrerf
is any prospect. probability on posi-
bilityT that an Enligrant Aid Societl
ever will be interested in tlis prop
erty. is all absolute absurdity. Tit
letter of the Mayor Of fredericksburg
was a general letter "a Capt. Vim. ~
Smith Of this place, a4a,sent lor the Wa
ter Powers Company. and not to Fl
EThayer or.an Einigrant Aid Society
saying that n ortherncapitalists wonlI
lie kindly received here, ami neitllel
was IN itself nor could be construct
Into, an invitation 10 any such organ
ization to come amongst us.-fredt
e~rt.ctsbufg Neaes.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30
PROPoSkL

MILL Be feee'vsd Is NE bdds ns
wv ,b~Isstingaut the roek il Coal 81
just he low Lock No. 3. ID the tdepssFsa
inches below the lowtfmltie5sIlE and g
moving The sand bar jBst below LOCK r.
ami also ( + 4rnn6ying the spqFs, reg II
and other obstfutfions 70 he ukyigalls- 4
he Coal River Improve mfnE Ehe xetl
Sc done this ulhmsr THIS 4NEHn9<
June 81. rs fresidsn.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30

CoNDucrcR AProlNTED.-Mr. @
Nv. "A. Raino has rcccvcd An ap,
pointment to 4 freight coniuctorshiT
m tho Na., AMI Tenn. Railroad.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30

BiBEnaE DoTarioS Mrs. Emil
Turbman Of Augusta, Va. has dona
ted $4,000 te Bethany College, Va
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30

OFFIclAL.--IIon. Dr. r. sIT. CAT.
majority IN thu 1st Congress
ianal District Is asccrtaibcd 10 b
1,l12.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30

Ngw YoRE june 231.4ABrighaa
Young Will l.aYe 10 look ID hfa saics
Three companies of troops lea hem
this mbrningitor Utah.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30
LINE.
KANAwHA q CINCINNATI PAcKEf
Al THE splendid new. iigkt
Z@zGtA dranrhlktenmk
VIRG fNIA BELLE

YiRG IN BELLE,
Cart. T! w. MagaSE. will run IS 4 regular
pseket between p~incinnati and Ksnawha SaE
lines. Leaves tie Sal n.s every we1aesatyi
at 8 o'clh k, a. Il and Eh-innkt5 esery sat-
urdly adt2 o.ellcb, n.
The VINO sfA BEtIE IS N mes boat. heet
expressly fir the Kanaw.Ia tradss and ~
e ery e~dnsenienfe calculated tos prom &c stss
comfort1of passengers.
As aH bns5n IS ensrhk.et t9 Der easS
promptly ATTENDED tos
For Itright OF passare, apply pn bcsEt
Junel30. 1857 Il.
KANAWAlA & ClNCINN ATl PAShEk
kTnElne new, light dfaught passengs ~ ams
ILL A.. W. QUARRAEH n Can't e
tx. Jonxsos, viii run as a rkgr q packet -
tween Kanawha Salines and Cincinnati
Leaves Kanawha SalineS every SaiuFesKsl
g O'Clock, 1 NJ, and Cincinnati every Tue
Eday II 10 4.
ThcA.W. Q-aRRTEa isA ne z b7es. IS,
ada9tsd to the Eenayha i fde, light dgausns
and has ser 5ednvepis nee talcAialedsto -
mete The confert OF p~assen8ers. 81 2
ENTRUSTED ia her are promptly attepdetset
Fo5 Freight or passage aPHlyso OF boafds
June so, 1857 tf.I ~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30
Notice to Contractors.
WINCHESTER AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.

DROPosALs invited at Salem, Saturday the 18th
July next, for the Grading. Masonry and idging Of
this road diverging from the Nashville and Chattano Oga
Railroad at Decherd and running through Winchester and
Salem in FFankn couRty Tenn and from thence to
Fayetteville in Lincoln county, distance Of about thirty
eight miles.
The road has partly graded for about 90 miles from
Decherd-T sections having been finished and 10 partly
graded.
Bids will be received for Fections (of about
nLe each) Payments will be four hths cash and
9Th in sockto be made the work progresses the stock
only to be reserved monthly estimates.
There will be some heavy work, in making the ascent
from the crossing Of Elk River TO the table lands known
the "Barrens." Very little rock WILDE encountered on
any portion Of the line.
The country through which the line carried healthy
and abouuds in the requisite production for the sustenance
OF men and stock.
Plans and Prohes be examined blank proposals and
contracts with accompanying specifications procured and
other information in relation to the work be OBJ
tanned application Edwin Mead Resident Engineer,
at Fayetteville for ten days previous TO the letting.
Satisfactory evidences Of ability to complete the work
bid for accompany the proposals. which may De Ad-
dressed to
v. K. STEVENSON President, Nashville, Tenn.
Jas. II. GRANT, Chief Engineer, do do.
EDWIN MEAD, Resident do Fayetteville, do.
or be handed in at Saem on the day Of letting.
By order Of the Board. jar. H. GRANT,
Nashville, May Ii, 1S5T-tljulyl Chief Engineer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30

rE-0ne of the most beautiful buildings eree'eu
in this city for some time is the marble front block
of DR.. A. L. P. Green, corner OF College and
Union streets; built for tine use of the Planters
Bank. &c. The tenement intended expressly Tor
the use of the Bank is one Of the neatest in point
of 6nish and convenient in its appointments which
we have SEEN There are two vaults for the safe
keeping of books and paper, and money, which
are certainly very superior built OF wrought
iron, with cspacious air-ebsmbers, between the
walls Of the vault and the walls Of the building
TIE bank furniture is uniform, neat and tasteful
a fine imitation Spanish Oak. The keys will be de-
livered TO the Bank officers on Monday next. Inc
other tenement on Cole &c street is nearly similar
20 that Of the Bank. There are two magnificent
three story stores on Union street, which embody
all the recent improvements ia the construction oil
mercantile houses.
The structure il Of the best material, the cor
nish, window caps &C., being of cast iron, which,
together with the cemeIt-roof make it hre-prOoi.
Dr. Green hsa certainly displayed great taste ard
enterprise in this building, and set an example
well worthy of imitation by other owners Of pro-
perry In the city.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30

FoURrH DAY, Friday, May 20, 1857. Sweep
stakes for three year ods 5000 entrance; $50 for
feil. Mile heats. Six eDtries-four paid forfeit.
WIN. Roundtree's e. C., by Sd Boston, dam Sally
Jones, by Leviathan.
w. Carrick 8. f., by impt. Albion, dam by
Ratler.
Time l:4s-l:55.
The FLY was the iavorite, and bets were freely
made on her, at long odds, some as high as twenty
TO one. The result shows that the knowing ones"
were wise only in their own conceit. The colt
won the race in two heats taking the lead in each,
and maintaining it throughout. A large amount
of the rhino was dropped by the Over-confdent
hackers of the FLY. The day was fine and the at
tendance large.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30

Nav oRLEASs, May 9s.-Sales Of Cot,on to-dsy
amount to 1000 bales, at unchanged rates; receipts
are 900 bales. Corn al 90 Flour and Pork are
firm. Lard. IN kegs Ice. Rest unchanged.
CIkeINSAri. May 2s.-Flour a. IS to Is 90
Corn ~ 90 IS. Oats are dull. Whisky is active
q, SSo; holders are asking s5e. Provisions are
quiea 81 ioll rates. Bacon l0lc.; shoulders leie;
sdss with ribs in lSs. Clear Mess Posk e2s so
Lard Oh 81 70 sec.
NEw YoRK, Nay Relationships has advane-
ed Sc. Wheat 81 IS 10 81 90. yellow Corn 81
oS; nizsd 81 OF to 81 OH. Mess Pork t2s 90
Socks dull Sterling hrm
NV YoEK. May 29.--Cotton daIl /; sales to-day
tfihinR. Floar unsettled. Wheat corn and pro-
visions arm whisky seie. Rice Grm and active.
Freighss heavy. Stocks active.
CIscISEATI. Nay 2s.-FlOur firm and quiet ss
81 1887 IS. Corn 7sss0c. Oats irregular. whis-
~ sse. Provisions bucyaaL Bulk Keats 81 allic.
BAcoa sides l2t
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30
rn.IlnY,s RacInR.

The races close to-day, with an attractive bill.
They have thus far been well attended, and no
doubt the largest crowd Of the season will be out
to witness the closing up. The proprietor has
been attentive in bis e1ertons to please, has had
every thing about she course in good order, and
will to-day put his bes, foot forward. For the
ladies he will provide the very best of accommo-
datons.
The following the entries:
VIM Rouudtree names eh C, "ToU Eanes," by
Sd Boston, dam Sally Jones, BY LeViAthan, yrs
old
v. S. Stevenson names b h, TaGcred, by SOver-
eIgn, dam by Lsviathan yts. old.
Ben Malone names CD IN, Ella Temple, by
Albion, dam by Lsviathan yrs old.
p. S. Fowler names br ID, Cherokee Rose, by
Hamlet, dam Sally Jones, BY LeViathan, years
old.
B. F. Cheatham names b m, Lizzie Bugg, by
Epsilon, dam Cottage Girl, by Ainderby, years
old.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30
CO NJ NJ E r CIAL
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. May 81, 1851.

CoTroN-No sales.
ToBAcco-sales yesterday Of Ave hogsheads at ais
go; Ia IS; 1925; 1897. Little in Market.
BAcoN-There is still active demand, while the
cepts inadequate TO supply We quote at 12 cts for
shoulders; 1917 for hams, and 14Hc for sides from
wagons, there yes erday sale Of $4,000 lbs Of
sides from store at 15c per ID.
FLoUR-Is higher. We quote fine at t6 759s7 per
ID; superhne, 81 5o9ss; extra, IS 259ts so.
W. H. Gordon Co., sold yesterday $40 bbls Of whiskey
at SOC per gallon and 81 each for the barrels equivalent
82Hc per gallon They also sold SO bills Of Moasses on
the wharf at 6c gallon. and ~ bbs No. Mackerel
at 81 per bbl The Molasses and Maekera part
the cargo Of the Humboldt sunk in the Mississippi
snme time Rrn
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30
EPPERS0N SPRINGS

A RE LOCATED IN MACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE.
"A on the waters Of Trsmmel Greek four miles East Of
the turnpike leading from Gaatin, Tenn, to scotve
KY and viii be prepared for the reception OF visitors and
invads by the 18th day Of May This place has already
acquired reputation widely circulated for the highly med
eina character Of its waters our different vsreties and
is being visited by very many, living remotely 20
only the invalid but ths seekers after pleasure healthy
Dastme and SPORT there being within short ride the
Springs place where deer is irequsniy and streams
Astounding in trou and other KINGS o ASH besides various
Wild animals and fowls. such ioxes SQUIRRELS rabbits
wildcats, wild turkies, phessants, etc.
Dr. DeBoS, one Of the former proprieorH having pur
Oh the entire interest IN Springs ocated
with him his William, vel known ali who visited
Springs last Having gone derabe expense
in re- ntuns and enarRng their means Of accom-
they hater themselves that they IN be able add
rally TO the comfort OF all WHO may favor them with visit,
having dudng the past wlnter put about seventy
thousand unds Of hne ice. Thew have had built
twelve additional bedrooms besides large 60 by 20
feet laced each size 10 afford air. In which heovers
6 pleasure and social enjoyment viii ind ample room for
recreation.
The medicinal character Of the several Springs have
been oen published IL thought useless 10 do now,
from the fact that Professor Stafford Geoogis
has been engaged In the examination OF Of the waters
and designs compee the whole on the premises dur
ing this summer wheu tie his analysis will given
10 the public 10 connection with this notice embodied in
srepor made out BY himself 1t Is considered only
10 that chronic affections OF Of the i'm
porant exhibit the efficacy Of h waters, particu
larry those Of females In OF diseased kidney and
bladder eutaneous diseases Indigestion dropsy etc. they
have, in many cases, acted hke charm and In al have
afforded relief Ample testimony 10 these facts could
be afordedu necessary.
DR. DeBow VIII take leasure in giving such advice In
vads and others visiting here, experience Of %
30 years will enable him 10 give, and be always present
should his professional services be required.
He Avails himself Of this method return his
friends and visitors his hearty thanks for their liberal
and again asks continuance Of the same with
the thai neither Of will spare either time
pains 10 render al comfortable who may sogonrn with
future. Having scared the services Of Mr. and Mira.
Patterson the public may be assured Of heArty
the dining Our stable, too viii be well attended TO-
Our charges will be los the Zines and viii ad
1f hoar
(~ashlng exra siO0 per day; children Of
10 years Of under and hall prices horses
per DAY Transient visitors viii be charged 50
per from also s200 per day. For
services reasonable charge VIII made. Washing, Iron
ing, &c tO0 doEen. For pressing oning dress
ladies', half price.
mayI4-triwsm ARCH NJ DsBow 4 SON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30
Chatianoora Markets.

CHATTANOOGA, May 2s.-The high prices Of last weeks
report sti kept up and advancing We have never
known The time when marketing produce high.
Very little produce coming into market except four our
quotations at any figure be considered too high
FLoUR-supptes heavy for this market-and duE-know
Of no transactions but Judge s6h TO t6K fair quOtable
hgure
BAcoS-saes have been effected at 1917 to Il cts hog
roand-no bacon in hrst hands Stocks fair and holders
easy.
CoRS Active at 95cts 10 81 C0-saes have been made
during the week Ht these guresour quotations here stop
A. there scarcity Of all other produce In market But
ter eggs and lard and very hgh-W command
any price.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30
Bruce's Auctions.
More FO6E9Er eS i!

HIILL THEY COME!
lust RECEIVED direct from the East with orders to sell
u Immediately, to close different establishments over
One Hundred thousand Dollars worth Of RICH FINE and
VALUABLE PROPERTY, from what used to be the first
houses New York Gall and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. This Is well worth the attention Of all
classes
ar Sale viii commence every night at early gas light
Stock consists Of large assortment OF hne heavy gold
eased English patient lever hunting Watches; Silver Wat
ches all Einds large assortment Of fine Gold JeWery
sisting Cameoa Nosac Gold Stones Forintnes, Cali
fornlA Diamonds, Rubes, &C.; cold Chains Keys Pencils
Pens large lot Fancy Goods Cutlery Plated Ware, &C,
Merchants, Pedlers and the trade generally par.
enlary advised TO call and examine this stock.
Goods put up In qualities suit buyers Every article
warranted a. represented. Terms easy. NJ, @. BRUCE
mayT Auctoneer, Cedar Street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30

ET-FOR PADUcAH-That beautiful and swift,
packet boat Cuba is the floating institution for
Paducah to-day, connecting at that place with the
Louisville aud ST. Louis packets. Get aboard
early and secure rooms.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30
Crook.r,. millinery Establishment.


We doubt whether the fair danes and bellies Of
Nashville have ever experienced so much difficulty
10 the selection of bonnet, this season, at this
establishment The cause is not to be found in the
increased iastidiousness or csptiOusness Of their
tastes in the paucity OF the stock or neegance
OF the styles. No; we must look for il in some
other quarter Their fsncies to tell the TRUTH have
been bewidered by the great variety and beauty Of
the assortment TO choose from. They experience
such sensations while beholding il, as one feels
in rich conservatory surrounded by the rHrest eI-
otcs Rndlavedln their delicious perfumes. They have
such emotions led the poet TO wish that the
lips OF all womankind, especially the beauties,
condensed into one pretty pOuting pair that he
might, 10 kissing them, kiss the whole race. Where
there is 80 much elegance, so great variety,
choice must be difficult The things natural; and
the dear creatures not blame But not OF bon
nets alone does Crookers congress consist. Nearly
all descriptions of millinery goods represented
there-irom the lightest and most ETHEREAL to the
heavier fabrics which art produces TO adOrn the
oVeliest Of natures handiworks. al5u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30
philadelphia Iron marke

PHILADELPHIA, May 25d.-The market generally remains
very inactive and sales confined to Of anthra
cite Pig Medal at t2s fr No l. t26 for No and S2S for
No mostly Of the former numbers, time scetch Pig
but very quiet at quotations In Manufactured
Iron there Is change, and but little doing.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30
Are You Getting Rald J

Iyour hair turning greyf Do you wish to cultivate good
whskers and moustachesi Your hair to be- sOf silky and
gossyf Your head be COOL comfortable and free Of I'D
ruff Mothers your children have uxuriant heads
ofhairf Then BoaLEs HYPERIos FLUID which never
sin its unerng effects Prices rs so cs rs cts and
81 so per bottle. Boge Balm Of Cyheria stands unri
vailed for Graduating and pmpes and identifying the
complexion. Price so cts Inventor and proprietor, W.
Boyle, Boston, and sold BY Druggists everywhere.
my81-1y.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30

rE-B. S. Weller lays before the public, through
the medium Of the PATRIOT, some information
touching The stock Of agricultural implements,
grass aud garden seeds, &c &C, which be has in
store, TO which we invite the attention Of our far
ming friends. The "old gentleman" is disposed to
be governed by the MAIN to olive and let live"
and will dispose OF any thing be has to sell on sc
commo Eating terms and the lowest possible prices.