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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-01
NEW YORK.
yHn TROY nAHuFACToRrEs.
lFrom the Troy fImes, S~pt ~

orrIcs or rus RssssrLasR laos woREsl
Here.ner us further nodes pai men, q wages % no..
mp ord s, % ". %sss qAn.r and =.
0.as y s. from 's. .ors .onSec.ee -s -. s,sss
s. on ;s' e. @ N. s. % q 99-
sm ss az s AZ S 1cs ss, Sa ps s
ss. y Ssw .ur s; st;ss !. neT 0" Ian i S
We usderssasd ,hs . Bclce similar o the above vs
his mornvs svsn ~ each Of TIE iron vo,ks ct cip,
via Rsssesr Iron worhs, Troy Lrou and Nail Fac.ory,
No oss Il al fsmlsr snh The present excessive EN-
bOrssmenis OF hnsnciAl ASsrs ~ be Surprised THIS
ooans ana n are ,sa 2, sss G ,ao,Ss.'on sives scn
The suspens of manufacturing establishments al around
w Ms prrrfylDs Know that snoss in aS ssasd
on, regardless = be storm tha 10 crusrsuos masy.
srsoAy slad OF his aeoounto " toe vevy large
pumbev OF tboee hose Ct support involved.
We bsvc 10 doubt ne tmpio, 2, Of sne e'tAoahmen.h al
uoed 10 III cheerfuly adapt them selves
bic terms proposed and regard Ia ~ true light, - the
terpsave besveen suspensou or osutouaoos Of their
abors weave authorized 70 sa' they wi De provided
Nth articles q ON store ~ the 10. es .sfket rses
We have s vayieus Tunes during ihs present CONNER
cal revusiou sndea.ocd TO inpre. ou .hc lasorios
olssses the importance Of osrt esrdus the idle rumors
sive 20 The 'ey Of banks their bills, and given
reasons. II -ili be hoe dlrtc,r any sucs dh
fua rcccDs upon bemevcs tor sthsus lhas rnndcnoe
or comm apity hcn enables 10 end sci,es
tor he branchcs OF hus,uess which
oil dep nd svrpeosien o. such business must snsus
trust O. our banks. Your ssnsgs are far safer with
them than COLO urdsr your rio. v iicd up In IN old
acchpg, w los ked up N the"cd ehiat
THE ALBANY BANss.
From me AsAny journal, sept ~
In orr olaer banks ve have experienoed oarable and
ttnss. araneers at toe hem-nnanciers ~ho have car
ried their irssirbors and her through storms
and ponies, and ~aose jsdtmons sad aash,y may be
relied on now.
Ner n,tbins 10 be feared from TIE bank, m,re 70
Gently evisbhshtd and concu ted by young mea vf so
proved character, sh, eiucalcd sna Gsconaed in
reliable schools
There lace 70 sac 70, ths earning. of abcr ~ our
tathg, bsrks 1beb favngs invesssd In ecari.ies
~ lnhintic and charsesbls Depnsisos
their money sd tber inteTeft ss long tasy lesye Il
where u ~ abundsriy and Beyond persavoaiGrs safe.
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STOPPAGE OF MILLS.

ne Hartford rma, o. sAsuroay, says The Pscsso Om-
psny bnipg mui ~ Manchester 10 runnag sbs rt
Tine and . silI furlner ousrucn II oontempised.
Tie terry ocmrsn, st nassnsd (kpiaisg fscsosy) con-
ampiae stoppsse OF vosk se1t week, uaso tne
Of The pey nGtet are loosened
One or ,~o PAPER mils In rcLand county have stopped
bptinea
Tuw y0Rx.
The Unrs nLrapA Of lhe 2ssh sayss-fAs milh or tbo
hfssrs waioop kcs Yort uia, have sospesded opc-
vau 10 Underwood, oveves, thaa tbsy vtu esumc
In too we,ks pne, shch makes sns suspsnstaa bu
poray me ssaDed ID the age Anossa Of 20 10
tspe the impn~ p,lty Of reans ug tasm
present. the rvinseso o. hs mopey ssastel The
s0Isse ibross In We seghooshood cf 900 haxd xds
of employ msnk
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ASSIGNMENT or THB onio LIFu INSURANCE. AID


from the rbUn nall Oon mercial, 5eN q
The 0sio Lite Iesursnoe Ttus Uon any made
gr nj Of ih hsets fer tho been. Of ~ eyedtbrs
Ss,ni do, Last This sa rendered y By the
tressure Of s otors shose soisS he'd fart
progress in hqudaon impossiee Tnc reusiasg ,usL
OF the v III II 10 presu med, be ~oaad 40
fast oonvsnisnily be dne
ib, a The Assisnecs OF The Trus, Company win be
found In another cou II iCtH BE- ihai s,ih one
eacrh0n, Thy Aors ben taken FROM ne bard of frAs
Ae ,ar> Hand, az bfors nen may differ lnsir Vices
repsro lbe proprety OF ths soi; ba, ponet
think the betteS opinion 70 be thai different
sould have been pssferablc. There thioss
touching The of this company ibas paoo
has the right " NOV and tnese thnsn III pc hh elv
oome much more ffesy from those sa heretoose eoa-
nscted with IL operations.
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CONNECTTCUr.


From t.c Hutord fines, SOP. Is
Tho brsboss me,, and beavy merchants estccaly Zee
that 10 IL for her iotereS tnst b.nss sboud
speis pay for time rhs The In Proslecnoe
aud Bstop, - veil ~ In Hartford snd tb-r places
suspension you'd si tncc make an esscr lime In she
money msrsef and 0sist husitcss 10 geess de-
gree Last week ihe nea or general
OF ,be ques Bu, the suspension 10 the cdts ~ pts
delthis and Bal moe ana tue fau or heavy houses
espesisly the fs'ine OF GnIer Co Of kes ~ req
der inch o iesuh po~ niore probAolo fne banks
protect trs rsmses and do not visn end But
thy 70 rayng srece for the pioety days, and
fuvns IN loan COLLAR without bretkrs do osn the oea
h,p and most OF them, o 10 Ne- f. gAadf II ~iu
PROBABLY be better or s cssses m-rchans, manu-
lsoo er ard all " The bArMs gene-sly conclude
suspend The oauts n this CITY haze already red eomcd
such . arter proportion n thsir bills that ncy
ri,e 10 ya,, Bus the Proc dcnoa and Rst,n backs
susptnd, - app.ar ,hoy must will be best probably,
ms, tuy bAiks ssai do ,be ssms IL su, s.aus nap
pens b holders need not bo st oil alarmed act biils
will be cur eni pDd sptc,s ps, mers ~ bs MOI IN
q sbott time There may be no general spspension 10
New Enaianf, bet appssrs 70 ne ,h II shere
In order 10 rave Important business Interests.
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UNITED STATES STOCKS ABROAD.

q ~ ]
The Lon don Hm0, Ia tho or reosns article,
su leu ~ the UIisd 80 % ssocks nsd In E0gsAd
10 tho e1tHn, Of from egsu IN buDdr~0 mioss OF
pcuE6ss erhns- FRO ts00 900 oos $500 COO 900.
This must be for anoo,dsg the Uaissi Ases
resauyy report for 1860, Ai snsouss ~ ner,sAn
s.oohs held by rexb.r,, rssufns sers re-
cextd. anon nlsd n ll02. .QL2 Q1l. rnna.-
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10 i'sb, " % q hA sh the n t1rns ma
but, making he most liberal aossno~s os aessst
ub, nsy pe fairi, 10 erred MAJ eots 10
held In Europe doc $500 900 00o Soch
st least Va me imptsnion whom prevous return sso
ordered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-01
RHODE ISLAND.
SUSPENSION uF THE PRovIDskCs BANKS.

SUSPENSION uF THE PRoyIDskCg BANKS.
From he Pruvic encS Jos rnai, Sept "a
The saIks tf shi csy hava 70 suspend spere
Fay ntna meeting OF "a rcp e-enaavea II loe banks
sS held yes,c Day william Sheldon, Presiaeu, Of
seie Bsrs, wss elected chat man, ana Jsoez Kosa,
csidsni Of the Roger Williams sanh secretary. thirty
,srte Of .he ih nine banks were Represented the Al
mite Union, What uheeY, end Lme R,n. After some
dHcustDp, IN inf rmal ballot ken, Abd resulted
oi,ced, and one Got voDg Tor watt Of fucions.
vote ~ then passed wiinoni tots ua-eyps
tc the vnious banks In ihh city 70 specie
shubstl Hrtchns OF ipe American Bank, Elisha Harris
OF ID. hpk of korn Ameros arc lsbez Ks,sus Of rue
H. ger ~ bsms Bank, -ere appon,td = siss . 70 dx
upon plan for the gpsop OF exc range, smsug The
osth TIE chairman snt secYe,ars we,s suLhoazsd 10
tall another meeting, In cir juotm tmcnI it sboula be
Ucesssry.
This important bss not beea resolved upon ~tn
cut sell crnficered Opinion II ~ over rnDg necessity
Il ma; re tie reu Of al incorrect ~ t.u, Of o.psng
oet the sysem upon which all our bvsiness has beeu
Lorc,eh, and " which ali busiDrss aped
Nc bsl h N the country pr sent favorable pro
lion of means 10 their liabilities tnan fnei-
unsiicE .nA,i ,her eepcsts small tue pager
which tbeir IAi ID inVesled 10 founoed upon
properly If the STATE such the papac oonadesoe In
he curry OF their capital thai even the oSessmpled
resure In ihe money matet ma forces their stooss In
ew irsai CO down W par Yes Was no opinion lhoso
best able 70 jlcse ,hat tnty c0ud e.
sent contraction thCul breaking their customers, end
bringing 10 Insolvency M ary the whole bu,Dess
riy bose who "a ocs,ed the
who had Saturday held resontely sgsiDst and
Yielded only updey ibe Cvooa mat toe ohl, thcg
A could preserve tte mmun ty rom peral bank
pcy by which The bALks lvea neocsssriiy
,e mmspsey, sna the only thins ths oouo L.
hoips Ieope from entering Upon winter ~h The oss
II erpIo, Dent and n for The support OF iher
ssnihea Many mila had atopp-d nesry all Of ,beB baf
o. nmtDced nj nli on shcr, rme there me- kes
for foeds md pohody Lad the 20 bay oond
del &C 10 sell No opc dcub the OF psnsou by
The bal ks, ard iris evil denied pied
be colceatd; but IL was rgedtd Q necessity hst
However oepo,ab.e conid ohy be postponed imnease
acfifi o, AID that sould q, ally
1h- 'eehrg in Tho suee, after the su,pebsoo had
made know Was evideny one Of relief, evcry man
10 heo upon mercantile pspes vA,uAoie than n
reoHc The bar ks In lhis asnra upou
,hs mse,cs inportut sponsb,ies, Dcn se nave no
doObs Trey will frnl, Ano have question the
ccmrpnity viii extend 10 Them he ttenoe sud for
btA, ALre which more noous sNy Than pos
bich are we'll deserved
reported Thai few Of tho sasks have NOT do
ierDinsd " join In The suspension.
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THE STATE BANK OF OHIO.

CoIUxsus, 0n'o seps. 81, 1887.
me Board Of ocntvol Of tue ase Rank OF Ohio, a
meeting held here cay, unAnimonsly ADOPTED The
Isving ssolu.ion:-
R-soivsd Thai the branches OF Tue STATE Bank Of Ohio
AAvs aolhty "a viii continue specie pay ments,
gasal.s -hstever course may DO TAX BY the bAsxs
q oshef S.sles.
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THE PENINsULAa BANK OF DETROIT.

DsrRorr, hioh sspt, 81, 1871.
fne Penrsuar Bank OF this city has besn enjyped by
Auovney General Howard, account Of IL refusal &,
Surrender The GATE rrsasurev is circulating bills
snnsns Of the d.renaS between the present value Of m
sssos securities ana that Of 1 circulating rotss -
CURED By charter n said tnas tAe bank has Aoun
aAnt means 70 pay its debts
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THE STATE SAVINGS BANK IN ST. LOUIS
~ Lous, Seps 2s-P T.
mere no ron tho STATE savings Iasti,unon but,
- oo.ary, increase OF dspcsu and Of openings Of
NV accounts. All excitement seems over
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We have sales Of oouon to rep.t to-day, owing T.
ne impos,ibiiy or selling exchange. Flour exhibits =
asonrins tendency; tsies ii IS e2h Freisha fOr cotton
"a Liverpool kd Hosbins dong In sterling exchange,
asd money very trbt
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lFfcm me ti0purH fod, S6pt ~
AZ preo In is OF saturday morrinf, The
srnpsnson OF she bssks Phiadesns folio ved BY
Of Pal more bas already resulied In the adoption OF the
course By inss number Of bAsks throughout she
Aste
We learn tba meeting OF The executive ncers Of The
several barhs Of nis city bold Saturday for tbe
purrosc of consultation and The adoption Of general
policy and OF acion In vew OF the exuaorcinary
npasca crisis sfioh has b. pcci suddenly BY
the suspension Of specie paymeuu BY The banks OF Pha
dspba and Baltimore, ard With The view more especially
70 inc icse such osnrre gney N regard 70 NE future
not alone The Immediate interests OF their stockhoidey-
but also hee Of our sxtensive manufacturing and bus
weuposrsand tbst the principal topic Of discussion va.
not shc,her he banks could continue 10 pay coin for all
their Isbities, under the adverse crcumstsnoes By
which they are surrounded, 40 much ~ whether they
snd msrehsn ho ere their debtors thereby Involve
wboe community In state lle abort OF indiscrim-
mate bsptr psoy.
while the banss OF great commerci. metropolis, with
vbom busissss Interests are % Intimately blended,
are In rste Of suspsnpion, ~ gsue< would neoesss
ry rosult In tho whhedpg pg OF rher accom- mcdsuos 10
the shape OF discounts N nAn'actuYsrs, whous The
cid ebich would be inposs bic many u them 70
continue In operation Tor single month.
The whole question seemed 70 be resolved Into thhs-
selves pcson cid the manuSe ,urcrs by the
facilities hcs etoore extended W thcm shan ther, by
contrary policy eontribu 70 exnsuish the nres OF
cor,es and throw thousands Of operatives out Of EN-.
ploy mcnt
Rsssrdrs heir position one involving . great res
rorshllity W to vht comno ntp The manufacturers
spd their ter houssnd opsrs ives. veil ~ 70 the stock
hcicers Of the bsnhs'he directors Of of banks
undsrsiood, we're In favor cf psrtis surpensos OF
specie until The trade Of the rouny shoud have
N from the eubsrrsssmcnss In viii N 10 AZ
present involved, While those of t~o or three oshers
seemed 70 favor continuation Of payments In coin ss
heretofore
ne result Of lhe cOnrereuos was hat no copcers 0 90.
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BANK SUSPENSIONS IN CHICAGO.
.H,GAGs, o.p. 50. sS7.
swtn Rrotsers and Johnsons banks temporarily sus-
pesded sh,s m,rning
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Cheap Cash Store.
CORNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.


700 pkgs cov'd Buckets; l125 doz Band Boxes;
$50 dozen Bail Boxes; 200 :" Hames;
100 nests Tubs, painted; 800 Zinc Wash Boards;
f75 doz Vanished and Three $1,000 Pillow Handles;
4 900 assed Broom Handles 900 Cane Fishing Poles
rs doz white Cedar Buckets; 800 ass'ted Liquor Kegs;
zoo doz Tar Cans; 10 doz B Cedar Cans
600 pkgs Half Bush Measures 20 Nest Boxes varnshd
IS doz Pine Churns, assorted 200 Painted Tubs d
100 nests white Cedar Tubs; 1925 dOz Wen Buckets
BASKET WARE.
goo Willow Wagons common 700 nests German Market dc
SO :. Carts. common 400 aos Fssd sa.Ss'.inssors
500 i" exfall tops and to arrive;
rs Empire Cabs; 200 dozen assorted Marke
40 Willow Cradles; Baskets:
$50 dozen willow and Rattan willow Chairs;
Pick Baskets: 5 doz ass'ted once Chairs
Rattan and Willow, very nice and cool for Summer.
AIso-CIo HAMPERS imported fancy Baskets Work Frui
nd Flower Stands. AlsO-Wiow Work made to ordeI.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather busters; 100 bales AIicaut Mats;
500 assted Shoe Brushes so Jute Hark and Skeleton
IS Rocking Horses; IS doz Toy Air Pistols.
CORDAGE, TWINES, &c.
1OOcoi's II and = inch Manila Rope, $50 feet;
$50 COILS to inch inch DO DO dO s $50 eG
25 reels Bed Cord and Plow Line Manila;
$50 doz Cotton Pillow Lines and Red Cord
100 oo DEE Hemp Bed Cords 100 o bales Carpet CHAIN
4 500 lbs Flax " 500 lbs Seine Irvine;
rs bales Batting; 150rees Hemp Packing;
IS a." wicking; IS coils Tarred Rope;
800 bundles CFrund) angerman's Wrapping Paper;
500 4" Mcgregor's do;
1000 Bockland do do;
$50 reams Tea Paper; 70 reams Shoe Paper;
IT'S " Ham - 10 - Batting do;
1000 lbs Roofing do, dry $4,000 lbs Roofing satu'ted
CANDLES, &c.
Star Candles, Lard Oil, Opal Candies, stesrne Candles
Starch, Gel man Soap, &C.
IRON BOUND X EGSs
full stock sizes for Druggists and Liquor
ers' use, constantly on hand.
CHUFRNS.
Pine Churns is 90 % 24inch Red Cedar 16 IS do
Cerdar do i6, is, 90 22 do Painted do 90 %, % do
Brass Hoop do - 4" Z" do Barrel &c Is, 20, % 10
EAMES.
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do:
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top
For sale by S. M BARRETT,
may14 Walnut and Front SITS. Cincinnati, o
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TO THOSE WHO RIDE!
FRED. SLOs9T:.

Manufacturer ef Carriages, Coaches Baggie4
Light-Waggons, &c.
Ne. 80 Lever Market strcets HashV Atlss
Il All ser 1aauisetursg every VAEiety - 81
saa ssyte e Fehieles toa The psAinest 49,.
- % tie nost bSsstiaal aAd sl4borA4ly Ssy~- ~
Gltahsa tgrR est
H2Eng elE-E11 arsl-eass sa. ass oot2thed GFss
sHeuat e fae bezs 81 e1oek prepares - a.
shscA ~ epAFe Wth any ia tas Hhole eoaaFS eiAsr ~
ayls Durability. Az knas 81 vrhsiea kst ccastanty
h4nas Prc1zEEly Ezaie eF1er.
ENeFeGGS Patent Coupling
AsHts erl41t lupFeFeEe1 II tte caaphS Carriages
&C. h4a 4Naseue1 mss8 iatsFeet threa ne eea0tFy
and 5iQAea via he aVoF sbeTe 4 Il best knpUa
kRoNn hasins e exelasise rEha ur ths ety.
uaSne 1se a1 tAs n ceEstzets Carriages bassa, &e.
Shees.esr ses piaee-At & Oh ssand efFFsd aloaa
Ne e. LsssE Aazket street. tss- a3s-tL
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CIGAR MANDATORY.

THE unaersi"ned extensively engaged in
the manufacture OF all kinds Of Cigars and en-
abled to successfully with OF the Eastern
cities One nf hrm who has charge Of this depart
OF business being practical Cigar aker, our
upon getting such goods TO
give satisfaction, aud which will guarantee in every in
We friends and customers that
making as fine Cigars from Havana, We
import direct fro there the finest Tobacco thereby saw
ing considerable duty enabled to sell Cigars
when at much lover than anyhing like the
article coulI be Imported, then why not
Encourage Home Industry!
Call and examine for yourselves at
LYONS co,
Sept4. 10 Cedar street.
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nAKEnY, CoNFECTIoNARY,
Scales! ScaIes!!
C. III. STEWART.

w b o esale and TAIL
GROCER & COMMIsSION MERCHANT
40. 81 BROADWAY, NASHVILLE.
81 ne highest AaEket pFes paid Tor Coaatry IRE
2aoe - all kl1as- - iaulT-daNiy
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Health of American Women.

Health Of American Women.
From the Ne,o York Daily Nea0s (EdtoriaD.
ave desire to call letter fro" DR.. Joshua
Bridge on THE Health OF American Women in another
column the subject in able manner and his
skill and medical judgment NAV BE- relied upon"
From the Albany Morning Earpress.
'Marshals Uterine Cathocon has proved to be fully
valuable as claimed IN he in severe tests made
nv medical gentlemen and others Dr. Rrdpe is regular
physician Of very fine attachments, OF great iudg
ment and criination judicous and highly success
practitioner in all diseases, especially those OF Woren
and children"
From Physicians.
tMarsha's Uterine Cathoic0n will certainly all
tn e diseases for which 1t IA Teco nmended.
"There Is o medicine lie it in this country"
ain the worst cases have Narshall's Ute
rine CathoIcon is a certain and safe remedy"
MARsHALL's UTERINE CATEOLIC0N
is offered Te4be remedy for all those
complaints to which every woman is liable, and which
gradually affect the mind well the boiV. that to
think talk or work becomes alike OF suffering il
Of impos Among the cOmnaints for which the
Cathoc1n IS a remedy Failing OF the Womb, Whites,
Irregu Painful NenstrlaOn, Bloaftng,
Tnfammatous and Diseases of the Kitneys or Urinary
Organs Incontinerce Of Urine, Heartburn,
Cosvenes Nervousness, Paintings, Palpadons Cramps.
Disturbed Sleep and all trOube organic or sympathetic
connected With the uterine organs.
Ladies who troubled with any of the above symp
toms with s0ine liver lung complaints invited
this med cine, 18th fl confidence that thew will
and relief Marshars Uterine Caholcon is OF quacS
medicine ingredients have been made known to
MEDICAL College, aud they At the service OF
ctahlP physician IN the ro"ntrv.
The price of NARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLI-
CON, Is one Dollar and a Hdg per hottie.
ALEX. NJ NCKE' ZIE,
Agent Grafenberg Co.,
Oct2I For Tennessee Alab ana and Georgia.
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RAILROADS. STAGES &
SHIPS.
TENNESSEE & ALABAMA RAmRoAT

$500 $500 iz-------=5 $3.50 Ss-lA1
'RoM and after Monday, September 9TH, 1857, Trains
Il viii run follows:
GOING SOUTH.
NAIL PASSENGER FREIGHT PASSENGER.
Leave Nashville Sam 9SOn
Arrive at Thompson 10 a. 525
GOING NORTH.
Leave Thompson $50 a. n. bAS
Arrive at Nashville 1918 An. : Il g.
PASSENGERS from Nashville by the Morning train break
Stages connect with the Trains a Tbouuson's.
through Tickets for Memphis Wavnesboro, Jackson
Iusc1ubia Florence, Pulaski and Columbia, PIE.
sure AZ the General Stage Office, under veraudsh
motel NaShVlue. W. ON. PFRKEES,
fept. " Superintendent.
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NEW IRON FOUNDRY

NEW IRON FOUNDRY.
ELLIS g. MOORE
Deg leave to inform their friends and the public that they
ID have now IN operation large and extensive o
? o U R Y adjoining Machine Shop and are pre-
pared to
FOR every description Of CASTINGS thatmay be called
for and cheap il be done west OF the mountains
MILL GEARING, Horse Powers, SASH WS0HTs
BAHK VAULTS, WINDOW Stills and LISTLEs. CRATE BARS,
WATER WHEELS, CoRN CRUsHERs, and all CAsTISGs,
used the construction Of Flour Mills Saw Mills Furnaces
and Dwellings, made 70 order at short notice.
We will also furnish description OF steam and Water
Machinery LOL0s prices Patters made TO order and
charge for patterns when have in our Foundry
The highest prices paid in work for old Iron
FILLS MOORE,
50 Market street, near Broad,
Jan. 7, '57-Iy Nashville. Tenn.
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P. P. PECK & BRO,

IIAvE for sale TwO PINE COACHES. aRR
IL last received frea SeE tors- These fS741
COACHES are brheFe nneF than aay ~ 81
broaghI WsatOf tho Ail0gAaay MoantAina.
Iunrz5
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-14
p. p. PECK 8 BRO,

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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-14
CLMBORNE'S MACHINE WORKS,
Painting Establishment.

DULDEEs. Householder &e., requested 70 take
ID tee that the undersigned haveg made the necessary
arrangements and scared the services Of eompetent
EorkUen Il nov prepared 10 take
LARGE CONTRACTS
In the line ofhis vocation 10 various braaches-
In the department Of HOUSE PAINTlNG, the subscriber
Is prepared with the greatest PramPtnezs AL
however isFse rendered
and upsn Hheh fail give sAtsflctton.
he also prepared execute ali manner el SIGN AND
ORNAMENTA L PAINTING, GRAIStEG AND 1ARBLING,
haviaE that department scared The services q The most
expert and experienced artsss.
The subscriber request persons having scrk in his
line % give him ea 6sfsre making nnal ArTaaFsmsatS.
r. T. FLEMING,
No e Unioa a., betweez chsrry and ssGHsF.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-26
gev-ysar'y Entertainment in Lancaster.

4 Literary and Musical Entertainment
will be given by Messrs. S. PAaE.& e. W.
PARKHuRsT, on the evening of the LIST Of
January, at the Congregational Church in
Lancaster. The exercises will consist OF
an address, readings, recitations and dia-
logues from the best poets; and the whole
to be enlivened with vocal and instrumen.
tai music.
It will be an amusing and musical enter
~tainnent, as well as Intellectual; and, from
the known ability of Messrs. Page d Park
hurst, We promise the fullest satisfaction
for all who may attend.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-26
WHAT SHALL BE DONE WITH DOUGLAS

The Albany Evening Journal says that
be is to receive from the South the same
treatment which Martin Van Buren, got
when he wavered on Texas Annexati ton,
which Silas Wright received when he
gave in with a mild adhesion to the Will
mot Proviso,-which every Northern Dem
ocrat of any mark has received when he
has nesitated to do the bidding Of the
Slave Power, is beyond question. Cotton
Planters never permit negroes TO look
sassy" much less to Jaw back" So with
the Slavery propagandists and the dough
face hewers of wood and drawers of water.
Though Douglas has rendered them emf
nent services, yet he hes never been treat
ed as an equal by the Ancient Chivalry.
Such men as Mason, of virginia, have al
ways looked upon him mu:h as they do
upon a fright smart hand" whom they
have elevated 10 the posi- of oyerseer of a
gang of inferior "niggers'-a good whip
perrin of servile natures. When he sees
this and feels it, his vindictive blows will
fall thick and heavy Upon the Unholy In
stitution and the haughty oppressors in
whose service he his furnished his fame
and ruined his political prospects.