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Passengers Smiled

In r. W. steamship Ayabia for Lireypoei- MesGs ~ q
Wright, Ed p. White England Llanos Mexico, !so y.
TGws.sId F.T jaime: mcN'iI LMyssP0o Sos III
Flores Aiat9ne Mexico Mrs II. winehe.ter, FLORENCE u
NewYork Thoms. RUSSELL Liverpool; Alexander MeAntsy
Hew.Yorki B. Whit worth England Or. Terrific Dsansc
Rotterdam, il England. A Levy New.York; Jose Mart o.
tsIos, Mexicoi Mr.. schwHtzer and nephew. W Isse,
New Yori Thomas Benson, ouebeci Il. II ouhlsn Nss
YcIk Mrs Clifton, Mrs Winchester and maid DR. kobstsA
r. Robetson, Canada Charles MaEwen, Richmond Val VIM
RoxLuTr GlasROw-Total 81
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r,o, The E,t ct the s,ocs Ex ,kanse BoNd :o'1ay.
Iii. Cupsry the bes. portion Of t,e 90 Pa'Ker
Vein eos' lsrds.
The Ih;si Coz, ard Nsves'ion C9nPiny hs'
u.ds fvide1d Of p cat from the pdof;s OF ne
lat tx mcL.hs, payable On sd sf.er De ine1;-
n, boston Pat hsa he following 10 regard 70 Up
is Mining ito,kr:
"Ths rtws ron tie Toltic and Adventure " Ysr!
encouraging Both viii pr baby make paying mIhs
after ell. The former is paying its Tsy WIZ oa
crate force, and turning out considerable
p,1. with 10 90 shares bas sii ono cssh in hano.
f,e Of 40 900 pounds refined iIgot copper iof su'p
enl, ia reported in Nex.Yorb, g. 20 nc. rioni
What We can learn tbe Mnnesots assets are sS,cen'
oIsy every dolsr Of its nde 6'sdresa 70 nsA
II u leaving jar l. shout 600 0Oa pounds OF copp,r
OF herd for d. yiderds. At DOC this copper IS ~oih
800 COO or $40 I, share This sccount OF copper "a
cludes the pre- duct to L.. Of January only "hIe 1n
oebts are reckoped to March l. The pncs OF i.oOr 81
Lake Supfrior will decline greatly uing the conLs
year and tie ectusl cost Of q 'un OF copper WI Dc
greatly reduced. /, is said that 10 per day thr9ugn
out the West will hire better labor than could DC
tsd last year at al %"
Tape Of Treaaadi.e Oq,eaou.ed in Boa for he reet end
ing SOr. o. 1851 ,o-
Dry 80 eIu las
''"'' Warehou,.d for Canada
Al o.h.r merchandise .Os4o- sasss'
.,-.,n. eS7l ll8
TIE quontiiy of Flour, West Corn aud bar'sy
left at tide water during the third week IN November,
10 the years 1856 and 1857, is a. follows:
Flour Dbl wbssi, bu Cora ba. Barley %;
I Iss:::. So. s 5:ss Ssa 1851
D,e,...... 1883 Dec 585 i45 De- 5l,l6 Dee GV.Sa'
The aggregate 'aut of the came att 'les left a.
tide water fiom the commencement. of nayisaion -
the ol,t November inclusive, dudOg the yeas 1870
ard 1857, is as follows:
Flour, bbl. Whest, bu. Corn, eu Barley. DO
Ia56,......LC47 AS 98I7T l0,ls5S4 1851 loI
1857, ..........738 474 475j75a 552',ES l+S7o2
Dee...3vsVO Dec.e, 30 Ols Dec 457oOss Dee io2oO'
BY re5ucifg The whea. to four the q1antity OF the
latter left at tide.water this year. compared with the
co,rsspor ding period Of las. year. shows falling off
of 1854 sos bbls. Of flour.
The following table shows the quantity of some OF
the principal articles Of produce left at from
the commence ment Of navigation to Nov. 81 Inclusive,
nd
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sWINFTte change in the weather has created better
demand for Hogs and some lot. sold az 6lc y zros.
Bgds however are generally INV iDg pay etc and
ire lots sold al thatone Of 90 head hacsveFaxd
20 .ross and well ttsd We do good prospect
Of O. ssvsnce from present rstes
I. Caldwell sold 50j good fair Indiana Hogs at Albany
average .65 70 gross at &c which eqGl Sc here
T. II. Pray paid llse but is not wihag pay that
20 peck.
Tie receirts have been large this week A. R Turner
Il the Hudson River drove yards, foo VI ThTy.
seventh street reports receipts:
By the Erie Railroad .......................95 SO
tEof~lers..
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acknowledgements q The ports compared win
last wear bales Expoyts1ncresse TO Great Britain
So S bales Decrease France 81 900 bales Decrease 20
other foreign ports bales Total increase In exports 9eo
hale
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK..... M
Cleared.

Cleared
hps-Rosnoke Skinner Norfolk LudiAn Plssssnr
saps-Pansms, Lsns.ton, Bueno. Ayles w W. DsYorrea
%is s RoSerts Lyer I C. c.1e~ x.'''" 0'''
Bslk.- Gen. Greene Hedl.nd Charleston H. Opssah..
W. Lind, sweeker, st. Mays kssmith sons Reia,ssl
Allen Norfolk M.yhe-i Hsniistt. Hold Hs..nos, -
terdam Fnch Menckei Tiyola. Brown. Havana stufss
Bds.-spri,e, Crow., Rio J.nsiro. sisten Ir,nd!si
9fsR We hto. ISas Bsnns, Ds:is gssy's Ger
gins, cosgp.. BOnel stake C. E. Peters. 9issss %,
stanwS0S Yarmouth sturse' Co. Lanserotss Hssnsn A.
schconer' Rebees. Jeum.n Philadelphia James Essi
smith RifS%sSa q fIsi:os Victory S.SSss. RI; Ri;
Hand Co S Mount Smith hog Island; Jane, rs,:ss
Bes.fort Dsyi: Hol.es koSnish' stiles FIsm: a.1st,
yspor, Smith, Savannah. s,urges. Csarnsn L Cot hT
Alice, wseh. Ponce sturses CO.
Steamer; FI.nk1 celnsry Baltimore W p D!,. "a
Stevens Doushsty, Baltimore, W. Daizen-
Arrived.
Rmt onnp. loal TOOI.n Bremen men oes !: ~ S and
schr. Flying Eagle, Lawrence, Carseoa Nov 10 fasSS
sehf. Bet.nin w.en. Es,port Gays f,h 10 Brett 90
tCo .ooa .,wo,d po.,o, T., p.,,.s.,.hs. !,
s eSr Marietta s%tS Smith New Haven fsr fSi:isSA.
selr q. Huntington, Lowell Albany for Boston.
culss W.n f1SSsncs i ss d.. TO s
odsl. -
BELow-Bhs Cs,tlemsns, from Turks Island 10y sssn'
tug VIM. X. Webb, Capt HsxzNd- n,
SAlLED-stssuships Srabis (Br Stone, Livspcdi -.
poke, Skinner Notoik, &c bark Mustang. GfssnEsH ~
Wet
wISD-DuIius the day, n W, and fresh.
Last evening between and oe'ocs, fore and q -.
unknown OF about 10 tuns cspvsd whsn % hsss
ton Long Island The taken from yswi eoe'
schr. bound 70 Philadelphia "A
Tie Hamburg steamship HsuInonis wssis afternoon ses
a. the large Balance Dock and owed - - BERTH kef No -
North River. 49,
BALTIMORE Nov. "A teesrsphs dispatch IL sceivs1
day hom Phis6e pills. advising the totA loss ~ OF tss
Owepes Of ssuore She bound from ~ 70 ,. Fl
&c Cuba No further particulars The O.enss vnGS
brig built here IN May 1851 2s tuns, valued st sns -.
PblsdsPhia for l2Coo. By Letter TO Evood "A's.,
KEY WEsT, Nov. lS-Tbe brig Benpinsson from y. -
for Newlok, into this port last evening ~
vrck.r, having been sshore on one OF the ioftsts
II has been blowing gale or the lsst two days. -.
GALVESTON New. lA-fbe ship J. W. fsnnln 1rsnsG
r ported sfOat last might a. eloet sIs
hsfk akin. badly cargo badly d.mssso -, 81
fersfka 10 last visible above wsser We nave ho a
weather for toe pest week By letter TO E~eoa I"
BY Telegraph. ,u,,
HAMPTON ROADS, Nov 25-Ar ships key~n s<sss Uss
GoedaI from Callao. The reported arrival al tae
. mistake. . ..lt u..saiL zsS
New. Yorl arrive here this morning 60. scu Veg
sAVANSxH Nov is The Steamship AlaeArs =. "a ssssy
yort sniyed here this morning She e1psnshss YsdSe
~ p,s.sxe. lsbsmA d wed the W.
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wISD-DuriDg the day, n w., and fresh.
Nv telegraph.

HAMPTON ROADS Nov 25sn ships ksse1 80. ~. ~
GocesIL from Gallao. Thereported sH''i I'd 'A' -.
CHARLESTON Nov. a-The steamship AsnP~@
New York arrived here this morning.. - scu Neg
SaVANSxH Nov the Steamship AlseAns "a ssssy
Y.rk sniyed here this morning she esp.h.,s Psci4c
weather On the passage. The Alabama Nwso wv
10 the Charleston bar.
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prYORY

20, tie essh ssdfag WEDSEsDAY, Nov. Is 1857.
TOTAL REcEPrs er CATTLE OF ALL KINDS ToR THE eBBH
According to the reports from the several market places In the
city, there have been received this week;
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WA9HIE0

BY h,sioe,. The calendar for that dsy 10 I" "aow';
\ So IS "a d. IS, 20, H. "a
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In consequences Of Thursday being Thanksgiving
day, Mr.. Albert H. Nicolsys regular sem-wsetly
auction sale of stocks and bonds is postponed until
Friday, the inst, a: l2i O'clock at the Merchants
Exchange.
There is 70 essential change in the general apec. OF
the Money market The supply Of capital continues
very abundant for such paper AID securities as meet
with favor at the Banks, and comply with the usual
requirements of private lenders. We hear Of no quo
table variation in rates of discount, but the demand
hes greatly slackened.
The Arabia took out 81 ,56O,2i6 2i in specie, which
is rather less than anticipated. Sterling Exchange
closed for tie Arabia at 1881 to 1921 for bankers bills
The footiDgs of the Boston Banks for the week end
irg November 90, compared with the preceding week
are as fOllogs:
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TrieseImar no. I. 9. and 8.


per, and around each case Of
Triesemar No. 1, 2, and 3.
Thus protecting the public against IAnrAToEs-whch
liable to the seVerest penalties courts oflaW can award
nR. H. A. BARROW Member of the Imperial College of
be personally consulted at his residence 157 Prince
(few blocks of Broadway New York. from il in the
morning till g. and from till in the evening, Sundays
excepted) unless by special appointment
TRIEsEMAR No. 1, is the Remedy for RELATION
sPERMATORRHRA and all the distressing consequences
arising from early abuse ndscrmnate excess or too long
residence IL hot climates II has nvigorated and restored
20 perfect health thousands debitated
the enjoyment the Functions of Manhood; and
whatever may be the OAUsEL, every DIsQUALIFIoA-
TIOR for MARRIAGE is efectusDy subdued by this Won
derful Discovery
TRIEsEMAR No. IL completely and entirely eradcates
forms, Gees Structures, Irritation OF the Aadder
tenton OF the Urine Pains Of the Lons and Kidneys and
those disorders where CPaiva and Cubbs have so long
been thought andote 70 the ruin Of the health Of vast
portion of the population.
TRIEsEMAR No. ILLS the great Continental Remedy
Syphilis Second symptoms. 1t also sttutes
certain for scurVey, scrofua and all impurities from
the vital stream altogether to eradicate the virus Of
disease and is failing Remedy for that class Of dis
orders which unfortunately the English physician treats
with Mercury, to the inevitable destruction OF the patients
constitution and which all the sarsapara in the world
TRIEsEMAR No l. and g. are prepared in the form Of
lozenge devoid Of taste SMELL and be carried in the
waisteoa pocket Sold in tin and divided into
ate Doses as administered by Vslpeau, Laman, Ao1x Ri
cord, &C. &C Price 50 each four In for 49,
Of 50.
Special arrangements having been with the various
Sizes forwarded by Dr. Barrow, carriage paid mme
datey on receiving remittance to any part OF the World
securely packed and addressed according the instructions
OF the writer thus securing the public genuine European
preparations, and eectualy protecting them from spur
Gus pernicous limitations The three dollar sent
usual, but not free Of carriage.
To be had sss, from Dr. harrow, that beautifully ustrat
ed and popular work, HUMAN FRAILTY, or PHYSlOLO-
GICAL RESEARCHERS" II describes in clear and lucid
the and effects the diseases above
sted with instructions for their treatment and cure.
Price % cents. Sent free 20 any address.
Address DR. BARROW, 157 Prince Street, (few blocks
west Of BrOadway,i New York. nov5-lydv.
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Reason why this Machine is Universally
Preferred over All Others.

Preferred over All Others.
the world ever invented, so constructed as to
fully meet the demands of families for general
use.
2 It is very simple and is never liable to get
out of order.
8 1t makesa seam which will not rip, though
every third stitch is cut.
1t is not Shuttle Machine.
5 It sews with two needles, making any
ength stitch desired.
6 1t sews from two ordinary spools, and
thus all trouble at winding thread is avoided;
while the same Machine can be adapted at
pleasure, by a mere change of spools, to all
varieties of work
z The same Machine runs silk or linen
thread, and common spool cotton, with equal
facility.
8 This Machine will sew in the sleeves of a
coat with the same ease and facility that it
sews a straight seam.
This Machine can be run to make one
thousand FIVE hundred stitches per minute.
10 The seams are as elastic as the most elias
tic fabric, that it is free from all liability to
break in washing, ironing or otherwise.
IL The stitches made by this machine are
more beautiful than any other made either by
hand or machine.
The price of these Machines at Office in New
York, range from $50 to $3.50: an additional
charge of SO only is made on each machine
over New York prices at Office in Nashville, to
defray expenses of importation, &C., to Nash
vile. r. II. BROOKWAY, Sec'y.,
Nashville Sewing Machine Company.
Prices Of these Machines range from
$50 TO $3.50. March 25-tL
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PATENT
FIRE 6 WATERPROOF
CEMENT ROOFING,

VIE undersigned prepared to introduce
Tennessee ". z. CHILDS & CO.'S PATENT Elias
ask the attention Of Architects Builders Railroad Com
Panie aud the public examine superiority other
Roofing.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS should not fail to
examine this Roofing, Il Is better and cheaper than
thing in use The material forms hard and smooth
climate. Il Is mpervious water, elastic, and flexible.
II contracts and expands with the changes Of the Atmos
phere and viii neither crack nor rot and to
ITS durability, there is question.
Is practically impershabe, and will perectfay resist
any ordinary external exposure FIRE, is abundanty
proved, and will IL waterproof We will en-
to put Roofing ordinary good heathing
old Shingles and gravel tn zinc, iron roofs
1t making difference how steep or fat they may be-
for dollars hundred feet it being far
cheaper than any Roof Of the old stye and it
will give better satisfaction.
Il will be found the best thing nVentei 10
cover mend old eaky n and gravel roofs around
ehmneys scues dormar windows, CUTTERS where the
long stone and form perfect adhesion to OBJ
ject TO which II is applied. Tin Roofs be painted over
(and warranted not TO ea at two dollars ana hty cents
hundred square which cheaper and much bet
theng for covering large Roofs where they exposed to
FIR such Steam Mills, Saw Mills, Factories, Railroad
Cars Bridges, Depot Station Houses Steamboat Decks,
and In fact every kind OF Roof where there an external
exposure from fire. AS the Roof is perfect without joint
in it, chance for fire to communicate, and any
light substance will burn out without igniting
e8 Insurance Offices at Cincinnati, and other places
where Childs Co.'s Cement has been used insure Build
ings with Roofs with this Cement, at the same
rates for those covered with Iron, Copper Tin
E The Cement will be furnished TO those at distance
with directions for using.
- Orders sent to the undersigned, through the POST
ofnces will be promptly attended to
.: l. Nh
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Gold Medal Pianos
STEIN WAY q SONN, ID al ufactI

STEIN WAY d SONSS MAN u1SaCGuEcESs
Q WALKER STREET, NEW YORK. szWsszs.I
Oh Received the following FIRST PRIZE
MEDALS in Competition with the best mskersf ~ M
Of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Bal-u II y y
timore:
TWO FIRST PRIZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair
Washington, March, 1855.
A GOLD MEDAL at the Crystal Palace, New York, No
vember 1885, (beng the only gold medal given for Pianos
within the last six years)
GOLD MEDAL at the Maryland Institute, Baltimore
1856.
THE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL at the Fair Crystal Palace,
New Yor b, November 1856. Among judges the
first Musical Talent of the Country, such M Mason
GottsehaIk, Wollenhaupt and many others. st. s. P
AMOS with and without the Iron Frame warranted
for three years. and written guarantee given Pianos
packed and shipped with charge. Prices moderate.
dec1S-ly-v
c. f. THURSTON has been appointed sole Agent
the above Piano Fores for Nashville and Mid
die Tennessee some Of which in in this city.
would respectfully refer to Mr.. J. NJ. BASS, Mr. W. H.
WILTON, and Mrs J. P. w. BROWN.
- Mr. t. can be seen at 81 Summer street. line ad-
dressed to Box 100, Postohce Nashville, will at
tention. May 5-tf.
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B. S. WELLER.
AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE
NO. 81, SOUTH MARKET ST., NASHVILLE.

AVING established general Agricultural Depot at
H the above place. desire ali my and true friends
and the public at large, to call and me-
my stock In trade ThresheTs, the latest and ap
proved Mowers and ReSpers Barnhis and
cotton DRILLS Brnleys premium Plows and CutVat0Fs
kentueky Garden Seeds, Of every variety; also Clover
Timothy, Blue Grass, Orchard Grass, Canary, Hemp and
Rape Seed buekWheat and Barley, constantly hand
All kinds Of Agricultural and horticultural Implements on
hand.
All kinds Of Copper, Tin, Brass and Sheet Iron Ware
stil Manufactured and Stoves Crates &c sale. Ag
ricuura Implements hand ordered and sold al the
manufacturers prices and Also Timers
Machines and Hand Tools from Peck Smith Co.'s Mana-
factory, Sonthing gton, Conn.,
Just received supply OF Bush, Lima and Corn Deans,
Pumpkin seed. For sale low Lar cash.
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]. t. NATHURsT,
No. %, Spruce street.
TESTIMONIALS AND REFERENCES.


oFE1oE BUCKEYE STATE Insurance CoMPAEY,l
CINCINNATI, Dec 16 1856
have eIam1sS A TnoI spseps ~ sAe s6d Roofs E. Chds
and WATERPROOF Cement Roofing" and be
ing in use was an eye Of trial OF OF
these large volume OF fame from adjoining
nearly half 1t stood the trial beyond all
pectaton, and saved the building, 7. NJ HASKELL,
President Buckeye State Insurance Co.
CrsOrzSATr AGENCY ROYAL IzsuRAsOE 9OMP4sT,
EI have examined W. E. ohds Co.'S 'Eastic Fire an
Water Proof Cement Roofing" and far can judge,
consider it great Invention and am willing to insure
buildings thus protected upon the same ssTh 'ur
Agent Royal ms Co., London and Liverpool.
Prom B. Bennett General Agent Of tna ms. Co. for the
Southern and Western States
CIscxEATI Jan. 7, 1857.
Having de considerable inquiry merits OF
'Paent Elastic Cement Roofing introduced into this city
byChilds Co., hnd 10 be highly recommended IN TINS
city by many judges; that it is meeting with very
ready general inrOductoni that its superiority over
the tar composition Roofing is decided ana ireeiy
and finally, expect to adopt 1t FOR my next oo whc vi"
next misunderstanding intended to use TIM but will try
Yours, truly, j. B. BENNETT.
OFFICE or TIES GIN, HAN AND DAYTON RAILROAD.
Chds Co.'s Patent Cement Roofing is now used her.
class of Buildings We covering our Freight
Cars with it, and our Master reports very favor
able to it. D. D. LhOAlAiEOANO' Eies'
CINoIEEATI, Jan. Z, 1851. !
DEAR sIR:-In your inquiry, in reference to
our opinion practical Of Roof in the cover
ng OF cars may that from our observation we en-
very favorable much so, that we intend
testing thoroughly roofs Of buildings, cars, &c after
with pleasure give you decided opinion
TO its utility. Yours, truly, f. LIPPkNCOTF,
Supply Agent Ohio 4 Miss. r. r.
~ Since the above written, the Ohio and Misss-
sipp for covering their de-
pots bridges between Cincinnati and Vncennes, with
this Cement considering IL the best article they have used
for the purpose.
II. @. LORD, Pres. Ind. and Gin. Railroad.
f. GEsT, Pres Wilmington and Lanesvile kaiiroa9 r.
SEALEs, Pres Merchants Manufacturers Ins. Co
JAS. H. CARTER, Agent for tna and other Hartford Co.'S
HENRY MORTON, Pres. Central Insurance Company.
GEO. CARLILE, President Lafayette Bank.
GEO. w. COFFIH Bell Manufr, No 1O2 East Second St
BAKER& VoH PHUL, No. 90 Fourth ST.
BAILEY SIN tn ST., between Fourth and Filth.
J. OGDEN, Tailor and Draper, Fourth st.
MILES Greenwood, Iron Foundry.
Judge W. Y. GHOLsOS
JoHS sHnLIro & Co., Dry Goods Dealers, Fourth st.
MITCHELL RANAIdsBRRG, Furniture Manufacturers an
Dealers, Fourth st.
W. II. STEWART, Builder 345 Plum ST.
MERIWETHER q STuwELL, Louisville
WINS. MOREYSoLDs Co., Clarksville, Tenn.
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6ZSb Prizes amounting $21b 26O
Tickets $1,000: Halves $500; Quarters $3.50.
acr Rank Notes Of sound Banks taken at par.
Checks on New York remitted for prizes.
Address orders for tickets certificates Of packages Of
ticketsto ANDERSON 4 SON, Managers,
Macon Savannah, Ga
e. Persons holding Prize Tickets Of ]. =. Winter
Manager, will send them to as for payment.
~ Address orders for Tickets TO G. Il. WINTER Box
852, Nashville, Tennessee; to ANDERSON SON. ma.
con- Savannah, Georgia.
az Persons holding Prize Tickets of J =. Winter Man
ager, VIII please send them TO Us for payment.
July 2T--trW&Wtd
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CONLEY g. JOHNSON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron Wares, &C.,
No. 10 Broad ST., and "a South Marketst,
NASHVILLE TENN.
STOVES, TTNWARE. etc,

STOVES, TENYARE, etc.
lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE, A LARGE AND
- complete assortment OF Cooking and Heating Stoves
Of every size, price and pattern, that brought to this
market.
We manufacturing the Wrought Iron Cooking Stoves
Of all Sizes ranging in price from $40 to $780, of the best
and heaviest material.
Tin Ware wholesale and retail.
Copper and Sheet lrUn Work for all kinds OF Machinery
Steamboats, Stationary Engines, &C, Stills and Disery
Work. made at the shortest notice, Soda Founs made and
repaired roofing and poung done with neaness and dis
patch in iact everything that requires Tn Copper
Sheet Iron, is done by the best manner and
any. CONLEY & JOHNSON,
No. 10 Broad St. and o. South NJ MaTket St.,
June g. Nashville, Tenn
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u :, wELLkR, Agent fsF }. MekIM CO, Portland,
ID KY Is pro pared % hsrnisb j.. Basaaorszsh,s
lstezt fmpF0Ked GAAfN IAN cefebrated 1F exnstaesy
se1uing Al klns q GTaia aEd 6se4atsntsd AHreA 1k
1877.
Mosss EAl gf near Rcsson, ysEsrssh aoauty KY esr-
uGrs sas - sazsl, q t1se Fsns ps e Nhsa1
sileh he s1p1t-i see buzcl1, uhcn - nesssfs -
hs asnd hs ka 10 bashs e s4a uAeet 4zd bzzstz
e pasz arut
=. 3. Hzstocs scer eeazts kF, eazes tha hs sGear-
ed Etess Fsns, kast1s shaas IL - -.
at7s. saa dzi Il HeL
, e. Bszrs, = szsoaFa. Ky esEsiees tat As II es-
sn sEa 80 e9-sFs sznea - etatsai e uerat ready ~
ms Faa has tkken seEentg-lae arsl brsusturas s.l
teFea silver Me1zi saafl1d.
50 Al eFasfs pEe@ssy ssseaisa %. pfsus ssa. -
1aas Ee-ea.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-06

AGENIS FOR TIE PURCHASE AND
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