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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25

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20
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hy hc beauties OF Europe and will enable ladies' - supply
ther toes al trine cost win hat csnn purchasei
Tic peri Al any cost
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FROM THE STATEMENT or rnE

TRUSTEES, PP. 80, 80.
On the 22i of April DIR. Gould
writes to Mr.. Olcott, express
ing his conviction that the Oh
servatory must be conducted,
not only with a view to It's ire
suits for astronomy and the
Ia WIS which govern The celestial
hosts but also as a means Of
attracting, enlisting and con
certrating lovers and patrons
of science" The trustees, 1t is
perhaps needless % say, were
then, and remain now, Of the
same opinion.
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Again. the wiine~. ~ 10 the
'lcoaencss" of thesc bold ~
scrtcEa SHAH BE- pr. Gould
himself In q letter tp Mr..
oleu't, dated January 20, ls.S.
- Writes --"Gu WN ALL
cidrgs Of the tarunstara and
thermometers hone lrum IA.
r.s 4 havs wr,'fsa o. h,m
alous ~"
ON tan same day ~ wrote
the same ~ Dr Arrrsby.
And nearly fourteen months
later, on the ~ or O.ioher,
1857, Nr. Gonh writes b. VI.
ticoit respecting tie Insurance
ON The br,shrn barometer es
follows =" That l-rr ronssf,r W a.
s.r, u i-l.'ry.d ~ ,"tps D.
~ ~ .x abor'. ard II mas
NOT pEES r1hgnrrEs AZ axv
rlsx Neiiler OF the Trnv
tres haS .ny shar~ wlmtsv.ri IN
ordering uBssc baron icrs and
thernlome'sr~.
vpos rHr srstssxr, cr TAU
rrrsryss, y. -.
In the safne letter. hey
called the attention of nr.
Gould b. the fact that SOME
little money mirht hc obtained
from - Insurance upon The
barualcicrs ard thcfrlomcters
which hsd been broken on
heir pts&Fr, II Tn claim
should be- prop@rly pressed.
Or. Gould, on TIN ~ of Octy.
Der, writes - follow -
"Thsl larvnetsr natter "a
teioagsd N ~vayw % gss b. So
ng,osf; and II has nc. been for
gotten Al any ums. But er
pecting Nr gavit W act IN nhe
premises delicacy prev sn'ed
me from doing more Tia n ass
= n, estiou now and then. aud
vas under The impression
that h. was taking steps In the
Promises
IF you feel 20 eprn stly
ahout'hc susDanslon of activity
M the observatory, u shall not
b. shsf ~. n I enn help hH
The 1r,ier lsr The barometer
pru',cfl ) given b. Nj. spencer
lsonid alsc y utc To- Dir Srenc
makers . nj thu proper prize.
oNnT AMOS etvFN ~ fuF TNus
rgrS ~ rHxfR sTkrsMKxf.
v. a..
"FNYi1srmors N isa liris
f,FcwL ~ d,rses y ffinafe
touf why ic.rf phfch cpn
n don Htrs xiitom Ig0w ting
tse graf trsfrvNoa's and \
aroaid ear,,stly aissgde from
uisr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25

IRON a LfTlrH nr NJ. GnUf.a
TO az. oiryrT, l-SS. IAN. -.
By the exrodliiun of s isncer
and G4vll. ~ .ther one %
them, 70 ErroDc, m admirable
opportunity y Afforded 10 90
tain n standard barometer aud
u,erfr Having olo
standard, il would nnt ~ worth
while n ostain the others in
Europe, ~ Amei q n ones viii
be 60 u enough. Toe tsoghis
has been - .lild some 1necpm
sng from Paris wllo under
slant hux trurh esge they r..
qGirt H. TRANSPORTATION. aud IL
willing ~ give n ! ~fll wri.s
10 spencer, asking him 90 ~.
tend u II, and ,avll vii take
charge of lringinv them N YOU
AK lirn. Ths expense Will
probably fnIl Within si.g
rosfCKtrr TO rax LgTrER -0
IN. AaMssy. sANy DAT,
sAnsgD rstssTr.
Hr. Iavit pr Nr. S,encer
VII dnuh.less b. vii ing 10
take chsrgs of . t,.romr and
tlHeTma meter home frvm Pa.
ris Ia. tarumeler has ~ i.
carried about ~ fie hHSd 4
have written shoutM
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Th~ aao,aucn contains al, /
vkanons. The hrsf sentence
Guass- IL fabricated. Nr.
sh.rSy 20 present the invitauo-
attend The meeting of the Al
The In .tations referred to Ia
- the apvse mentioned passas
v1cu rItr srATEsrSy ov rHE
TrssIIxs, r. ~.
op lie III of Aprii, lsN,
writing frum dtmoridge, Dr.
Could says
The drawings 7 have been
stully1; g, and although my
y ant of Familiarity with archl
frcture prrvertS ne from an
derstanding hem fully, - yet,
I hope 10 nave a clear tomprc
hcnsson of ne plan Of alters
ton 70 day
On the following dav hs
vrisss.--''The plan tor chang
ipg the tuihiiag -that ~, alter
tnv lbe fsro ~inrs-la sslisf.r.
tory and ' vy tardsome.w
I'm the 2h Of April DR..
Could, stsll fspl'sng out the .s
pectatiot hat tsc Observatory
would BE- In working order hy
the end o. Angus, writing from
Cambridge, ssys,-
II have received = letter
from Prot. y. y. Hrown, who
wants 70 be s@i~fa.nt al the
Dudley Obecrvatcry, and yro
y,o~, Of cour~e. 20 refer him
10 you, aftcr informing him
that uhc Observatory vtll not
commence Va activity before
shc k-t of August"
vacm rrx STATEMENT or Inn
rvrsvxEs, ,. ~.
In a litter written on tho
Ih of NAY, be evfnc.d his
deep interest In the Affairs ~
The Observatory 10 q somewhat
melancholy strain. lie sirhs
lcr a "fuli guaranty that The
institution shall hep up iis
viror and activity Z IN case
lscth rrvfr ~or Barhe and himi
seif he taken away He
then proceeds In ianguag.
vhicb now seems a. have been
almost prurhe .ic.--
mo man knows the dark and
rfndowy future, and the or
r. ni,suon of the Dudley Oh.
servabrry ought 10 be 80 Tho
rough and permanent, that
yverv one director 10 die us1
Trustees sho-sd y prepared 10
~ ffs rlasg wifh nmsghsy,
vkhont dcranEing tha activity
ef The work.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25

Dtce,unc Assssrs NosNauoSs. Bsadley orgs,.
nzaiicn have nominated hr following candidates for
Assembly in the districts nameds-sscon district lhos
Nucahey; Fourth district, J. Francis waaJn
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FROM THE STATEMENT OF THE

A few days later be writes:--
I'VE shah have to be making
comparatively heavy demands
upon you soon for the dome
work, observing chairs, &c,
&C, which are essentials.p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25

AT a MEETING or THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
~ General Committee of tho city o Brvn@yn hed
unanimously adopted.
Resolved Thatwe most cordially endorse the nominations
for State officers mad ny the National Deecratr State
'onyen3n at the city of Syracuse worthy h entire con
county but VI the euurc State
Resolve That The resolu adopted By that Convention
fully represent the henncn - the
upoi nstonai aud stats n
Resolved That the aston he State Convention Unit
~ the bradley delegation, not only act of simple
cc but Ia accoraace with The sentm, oi The party
county. pAyIDC AfTkly th,lr,aap
CnAs q. GoNrsrlf. 2ecre.arY
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FROM TIE STATEMENT or THE
TRUSTEES, y. Is.
He also writes:--
Since ! saw you, ! have or
dered one chronoRraph and
clock, and given direction for
estimates and plans for two
other chronographs, the dial
for the sidereal and the mean
time clock" &C.
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TRUSTEES, p. II.
Much attention was also given
by DR.. Gould, at this time,
to Efforts to make the Inau-
gnrauon ceremonies at which
the great instruments were To
be exhibited, and the time from
the Observatory sent forth To
all parts Of the State, an entire
success. Even the character
Of the parties invited to be pre-
sent, engaged his attention. On
the Sd OF March he wrote to
the trustees cautioning them TO
weigh all the names of the
parties invited, carefully, In
order to avoid diminishing the
ho. or Of the invitations, by
sfiortkng them To second or
Third rate people,"
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fNbs NFt FNfNM1tW w AMt
1HuSrrEs. '. l3l.
Leaving the hnrnmetcrs, the
Council next enter upon the
a me. Mr.. Olcutt had stated
that ". Could had eprliei for
he tuilling Of q new dome.
The Council bodily say: The
letters of Dr. Gould show that
no such application was
made." " let ~ see whrt that
geutleman's letter really did
SAY. He writes
hTs (tle deme) o-sQh \, b.
yebaih. The had con.
struc,iOr q the ha.e canuot be
.enca'ri BY any reasonable
exr rt ure. A1 I
rahnos aHtsysfhsr surrender
the hope of ~ seeing some
equatorial instrument In the
dome befcre lone, u seems 10
n,e that ~ ,soe could ~, be bet.
ter employed A the ob rva
tory. kar fb.g fT wt Ds
cIs0~ as surfg Ta~,'isfn
The Scientific ouncil might
no; rceerd this as an ~ oplica
tionN--mo~t men would. Who,
then, makes tho "l0ose state
menvt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25

STE coNGRFsSIoNAL DISTRICT. COMPRISING TIE
- Seventh and Thirteenth New aui Thirteenth
Fourteenth illeentn aud Siaeentn wsrs brcokbnTo
d.rofac republican electors II hereby annpnce tn am
cnndnac for representative an Congress-
marpur reports IN circulation that would with iraw for
phe' ~ ihr Custom House. applicant f.r a
non ~ ilp Inom House, and y. with place
rion,y. Eoifs, Ia The fa.h of democracy,
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The "arrangemerts' mentioned had reference
work the bill but the oppression referred the follow
ng sentence In the letter from Mr. oico 70 which DIR ond
replying:
"Dr Armsby has probably advised you
making pretty extensive Is for all throughout state
and before long IN ilany u the Stntes.n
fkoN M. otrorTs xASIsEsro JuSE %, 1858
Some oil tae baromsiers ani which DR. Gould
purchased abroad PLACED IN ehsrg. of Mr. Gas and
were troken on hn voyage; though r. toud
oifn spoken TO ON the not known iha, eps
have been taken " recover the 0ss from Lac v sarersm
IRON rnE 'rrrrcE or DH. GOULD
~
Or Golh not only purchased no barometrrs henome
ers abroad but be played none In charge Of Mr. 6ayt Mr.
Gavt, who subsequently these small purchases havn
found npfr c.oe b. obtain authority tho isru
menis IN The ORIGINAL packages unopened Engsnd
obi ed ~ urus them a. The and the
brot y We canu1 hold DR. Gould responsible for any
~ tbs, for tho OF the Insurance. witch b
c gry beonrs 10 he financial agent e trstees
WHOM lpr Could addressed reminder hi
subject We exonerate Nr blame it IN
matter a ranspofai,n and he whole ST of Instrument
having, Informed, cost but tal. anil only
tem htyng been ur-G, the mater IL not, probably
mufh consequence az Hhse consequence Dr. Goali h
nor III
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: that DIR. Gonli ha applied for
' dome, which wculd have cost
II DR.. Gould had applied Tor the
w dome.
iclted TO the trustees, without
IT OF Mr.. Hodgins and the state
d probably, all inciientals In
md less than $1,000.
During DIR. Gould's remarks
at the Inauguration OF the Oh
servatory, a dial was held
above his head by Mr.. Gayit.
This, dial, constructed for the
purpose, was Geographically
connected with the Corning
clock, and ticking In unison
with II.
The apparent object OF the
authors OF the pamphlet, In this
case, Is to make IL seem that
some fraud was prartised by
DR.. Gould, or that the name
Corning clockn belonged
the saiereal clock ordered In
Altoona, and not 70 tho 8,eaa-
trie clock, pat up at the Odser-
ptlforp M Auyl,s., 1856. The
utter has bcea uniformly kao,cn
hy this ndsi>, lSee Inaugura
ton pamphlet, p. -, line 2, /
and will readily be recollects /
by al who have visited the Oh
servatory within two years,
and seen the clock In the en-.
trance hall, with Mr.. Corning q
name on the tablet beneath IL,
M placed there by Dr. Armsby
at the time Of the inauguration.
To aid in the perversion, the
authors Of the pamphlet have
omitted the word Corning
before clock where II occurs
in DIR. Gould's letters tas, for
instance, page II, last line but
two), and have preiixed 1t
wherever they speak Of the
sidereal clock, as on pages Ii,
%, &c.
1t may be well to add that
the Observatory was prepared
10 furnish time signals at the
inauguration, and has been 20
siiic. that period. But the
propositions OF the Trustees,
offering To give time % cities
or railroads have not 10 DIR.
GouM's knowledgc) been &C.
cepted.
FRoM A LETTER to pR. ARNsBY,
1856, JAN. IL.
Meantime, since | saw you,
] have ordered one Chrome
graph and the Corning"
clock, and given directions for
estimates and plans for two
other chronographs, the dial3
for the s.derenl and the mean
time clocks, &c.
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IRON A rETrrR ~ nv sRss
~, 1855, vkY y, nARKKD

rFfwATv
About the Ohasr ataay w.
palke1 a gNof deal, ari Nr.
Bacho agrees With me that -
leave present occupations ard
begin a rcw course of hfr
would he inju,iieious, unlcsz
there were fun guaranty that
tbs institution w1uh Keep IN
its vigor sad activity In case
both Professor u. and
should be taken away No
man knows the dark and
shalowy future. but we should
~ order our lives NJ a. be
prepared for T.. With anothor
at The head cf the Coast Sur
vey this arrangement nigh,
not and probably would not
continue, and the organization
of the Dudley Observatory
ought t0 BE- - thorough ami
permanent that we're onc a
rector to die, tho trustees
should be prepared ~ on his
pNcc with auo -her, without
derarging the activity of 'hr
work. The, "a nlso thu IDEA
of accomplishing the maxi
mum work with riven ins,ru
ncn,s, implies a permanent
force Of Observers and com
putcrs
Meantime, however. no en-
orgies Of mine shall be- want
inc 10 cring the equipment of
the observatory IN fui and
hor0ggh completion. and my
hope ani faith are alike great
We conversed IN New York
On another subject, and one OF
pressing Importance. Prof ".
V rrady 10 aid with ASSISTANTS
surh ~ W con spu.er, hut Mr..
--. a, The orr of whom I
was 80 much delighted, cannot
vet b. spared, nor indeed irtil
August, and we want aOrie
lody sor. There II nobody 80
available on almost every Oc.
touns as The gentleman OF whom
we spoke, D-. Peters lie va
man Of q good deal OF expert
encc, and excellent attain
menta, and I have only hesitsi-
cd on the mater Of poliry q
little. In Albany I h stated
about telling you why; butnow
that Prof. n. expresses his vil
hurness to give him 70 us " be
woubi like 70 20, of which '
have no Ioubt--I will tell YOU
wha, ! meant II is that The
tendency Of -- - - Ia
" begin admirably, but AZ soon
ne any greattrust IL committed
" them ~ relisnce placed on
hem, they grow In their
own estimation so mach
AZ 70 become uncnmf0rt.
abr n upey are watched,
nnd dangerous n they are
not. and NJ experiences OF
numerous rrAnds. Henry,
ArassiS nl Bacsle himself, IA
his respeet, have put me on
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TRUSTEES, r. 10.
Take nnother ~ these ''inose
statements These acfenac :
saN
"Dr. Could not only rtr.
chrscf ~ thcgwcgnefcrs or
barumrtrrs abroad. ha ~
f,lorei g0rs ~ eharg NJ NJ.
Sort Mt cannot
hold N Gouldr~Spunsitlc for
the non cusnsery of ia. irsu.
rance. witch husiress CLEARLY
telrGAs ~ tho l'Eaarial agent
- tic n i8tss
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THE DUDLEY UNIVERSITY.

[The above quotation was
prepared, not from n letter to
the trustees, but from q pri.
vate one 70 Mr.. Olcoti, which
was sent with the Official letter
prepared at Mr.. Olcou's re-
quest. 1'he whole letter Is ap-
pended.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25

The majority of the truste
this letter In evidence, the writ
matter which II contains Of gel
say that he would be extreme
marks supposed TO be meant
he would not have introduced
posed that his words would eve
cepting him 10 whom they wer
many gentlemen in this coun
writer Is afiectionately attache,
Of his real meaning, and Of I Il
itself 10 the readers of the ru
FROM TIRE STATEMENT OF THE
TRUSTEES, p. ~.
On the 10th of September
DR.. Gould wrote TO the trus-
tees that he had arranged for \
youth in the employ OF the
United States Coast Survey to
come 10 Albany TO assist DIR.
Peters. lie says -
THE youth Is q mere boy
only sereateen, or tbereabouts
but ready TO aid in any way
he can, and so, doubt not,
will be Of some service to DIR.
Peters.
FROM THE STATEMENT or THE
TRUSTEES, p. 36.
About the same date DR..
Gould writes -
II have been overrunning
my authority by purchasing
the Philosophical Transactions
of the Royal Society of Lon.
don from the Astor Library.
send by this mail a draft on
you for S343 76, which includes
the expenses Of boxing"
The draft, as usual, was i'm.
mediately paid; but the 0bser.
vatory building was not then
In order.
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TRkVsr.ArlON.

It's pretty hea 70 give 70
the comet the b IGNORED name Of
The excellent man. But since Il
Ii contrary 10 AL my heoreu-
cal principles to d. dgnate the
comet otherwise tiian by lis
year and number, you must 30
arrars Il that I DO not appear
Responsible for IL. ] am willing
70 play dissembier a little In
the matter.
fkoh A LErITR PROM DOCTOR
GOULD TO DOCTOR ARnsBY,
1857, AUGUST Q.
Little notices Of n few lines,
conveying, each of them, some
information relative to tho
comet, win he snapped up and
run round the press as kenls,
when lon- pubs would not.
Among those ignorant OF as
tronomy, the detection OF a
comet passes for q great feat,
and il will be easy, nth a lite
care, 40 TO frame the language
Of n litil. paragraph every two
or three days as 10 keep II be-
fore the public without offend
Ing the taste OF scientific men.
FROM A LETTER 70 Ma. OIL
corr, VICE PRESIDENT, 1857,
JUNE 20.
Your kind letter of the 10Th
was duly received, and | trust
that your arrangements will
be fruitful and successful az
they are wisely and jndiciously
devised. The work upon the
hi,l IL apparently going on
well, ana a very few weeks
ought to see everything al last
completed. Nothing except "a
few matters of merest detail
remains 10 be done. 40 far rs
giving the final directions goes,
and Ii Mr.. - - would
only send on the plans which
he had promised for the 10th of
May, all these could be very
speedily disposed OF.
Enclosed Is draft already
paid upon me for $40 50. the
purchase money oi a set of
books for the Observatory,
which ARE daily duo IN New
York, aud for entering asd
forwarding which 1 viii en-
deavor to provide on their
arri yal
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I'm p. o. lEc nlne trustees 50
an appropriation 10 build q ne
5000. On p. n they assert u
appropriation Of ~, ,000 for q n
The truth ", that he commul
any recommendation, the reps
ment that g. new dome wou
cluded, cost more than $500,
PROM THE srArEHnsT OF TN
TRUSTEES, r. n.
Tn the same speech, Or.
Gould says
''The enlargement of the
building needs hut n few
weeks for IT'S completion. Rs
that time the meridian instru.
merits will have arrived, aud
the clocks VIII he sending their
mystic signals 10 all The dials,
eren as The Corning clock ao,e
ticks aiore my h,od-p
II required great boldncss,
and a most unenviahle indi;ie
renee 10 truth, 10 enable any
man to make such n statement,
In the presence of such IN au
dience. That the exception
might be the more rcmp lee,
the speaker, when he alluded
10 the Corning clock . turned
significantly 70 q clock exhibit.
ed BY Mr.. Gayit, upon the rear
of the platform.
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my guard. ilach oI ttssf, ana
others 100, have NJ various
times been annoyed by assist
ants swelling out into princi
pals, and claiming the whole
Of what they may have done
mecha nically under the intel.
lectual lead of others, thereby
rendering the rcsiprocal per
s0nal relations distgrecahle.
Tins does not apply % our
friend r., but 20 a. ollss,
viz: - - ------, a'll L do
not think that 7 should he thus
troubled, having brought him
70 the United Atatcs, ard on
tanned for him the position he
new has, which Ii not az high
~ he merits.
AZ soon as the stones shall
be ready, I will send him
with full and detailed Llsiruc
tons, 70 Albany, where h. vii
make q preliminary latilul
determination, and draw tn
meridian lines, &c, and super
intend the posiuon of the COLI
nlator foundations and the
placing of the stones for the
great Instruments.
In short, any of the three
qnarries will do, though / con
sidcr Tribes Tin the best
Prompmess in getting the
stones and In making the mo
diiicauons Of building ia the
chief thing.
will be much obliged %
you il yon will burn this shee
on account of the personal re-
marks unon II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25

' and thermOfleiors was very
! ~ Mr. Thufnas " Oi~rtt Dr.
cer On The subject 81 .he best
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-09

rI,HE undersigned purchased the State Right for
i Tennessee Of the above patent about one year
ago and has since introduced extensively IN various
portions OF the state asks the attention OF build
and the public generally 10 examine IL superior
! ny over other modes OF Ronung.
The material forms hard and sm6oth surface. IL
| is impervious 10 water, elastic and flexible II will
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure To TIRE; II is
cheaper than any rof OF the old style aud suTe
il will give better satSiaC ton AS TO is durability there
Is no question II Is the thing invented Tor
| painting Of Old leaky TN roofs.
So The Cement VIII De furnished 10 those at dis
| lance with directions for using.
Ra- COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE
| as- Orders sent the undersigned, through the
| Post Once will be promptly attended u
would respectfully refer IL the following gentle
| men for whom have covered buildings With the &c
| ment, and many others whose HANKS are not here
| mentioned.
ARCHITECTS AND xAsrrx xEcHAxios or NASHVILLE
Mai A. HERMAN,
Messrs. HUGHES & SMITH,
COLEMAN 4 SPAIN,
wM. sTockElI.,
Mr.. II NJ AkEkoYp,
| WARREN L MOORE,
HuUGH 4 MCCULLOUGH,
Col. n / ANDERSON, sup, n c. gR Co..
Rev. u, ELLIOTT,
d. y. wliklN,
ESocfT FNsiEY,
SLAUGHTER n HEREFORD,
w. Il. sHAPARD,
\. WILLARD,
A V. $ IINIsIEf,
Gen. WASH. BARROW,
W II. GORDON A 90
JAS. H. kENnRlCK,
Rector y. c. SMITH, Columbia.
MAG. A. J. DONELSoN, Davidson eeuniyi
Col. A. J. FOLK, MauTy county
A. The Nashville x Chattanooga Railroad ccmra
ay have adopted thts Cenirnt tls covering u their
| ears and other work
as- Certificates and testimonials FROM Cincinnati
and elss~ here where the Cetrnt has been general
| use for several years, can be exhibited.
The undersigned has been engaged IN various modes
OF Csment roonng for many years AID raiInfs himself
that he has gained oxpcfience aad knosledge
/ during that time.
have made arrangements receive superior
imported article q Roofing felt from klnlslus bEo
| fnsns New York.
| SAMPLES Of Roofing 20 be Al ofioe.
J. r sATtfuHST,
once No. IS Deaderirk street,
mayI5-sm EAsnuLE. fEss.
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nAILRoAD sPIkEx.

TIVE undcrsisnpa the auth0rined aecncy Cor the
II sale VI hofter, kofe 4 SNrtt's kAIEoad etlkcs !;
sad be the hess afe cheapest spikes n A
seplay e0nsrAnty - bard and foT sale ~
"A. n. uICkKY,
aprfe-tf colisge Street. Nashville
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dissolution.

rT,HF partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned Is TINS day dissolved BY mutual con
- LANDS az n ID Csoss for collection and 10 whom
al bills should be presented for payment
JAMES C. BALDWIN,
J. q. FELLOWES-
m manufacture and sale OF the "kAcEisiuk'
r;Dxs AND COB MILL will DO Continued " the nnaes
s.rusd al the foundry Of ]. u bnkssAs NO. 81 Lot
-. s,rset. JAMES c. BALDWIN
maybe DIV
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II I,srsoIls having claAus AGAINST The Estate ~
N FaED- JoSTE, decd, are horeoy notified 10 pre-
ahrs propsfly PfeSeas 4nd within tso time pre-
scribcd D. l4a ald Ahose Ials saal kSLste
qneslsd 70 make iznznrd ale ~ , nlent.
m.,.s,n I 4 = a as1sli2p. Executors.
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mr. Rent.

goo BAGS PEtns B4iIzaore Coass )usa Feeessep
Jul CAlgrkk, "a KAY co 2
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Ladics Nat Doxles

A FRESH supply q single and tray lop EI.t Doxes
n Asse ana snail sizes, Just rsselvsd ~
JOHN kANto<,
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