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Tree;
full fare.
office Of the Master Of TRANSFORMATION Merchants whose fam
lilies reside the line Of the IoAd procure tick
Of twenty Eve for their personal
II Is expected that aSaturday Evening will started
about the lt of May Returning
will arrive at New Orleans about O'Clock NJ Monday
Freight Train will leave New Orleans every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday returning will Orleans
days Fregnto the city tue above days
be the depot by 3oeloek NJ he
The day Of leaving Due will be given when freight will
20 beyond BahalA.
a9 WM NJ wADLEY. General snnerintendant.
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gutaI SnttIliqtnte.

: -, :,
iSohNplAhisA'-" hilst mr. hopers nes1el- l--ueslcr
known as Bob OF hobs ST. Charles streesss at the 'heaer
with HIS family on Tuesday some iscreant entered his
~ f,.,s.n.. 80. a,a ..a...,..a - ,.n I, 4.
., : " =. ~. !, :, =, :, =, w w . x. ~ , = -
seing nre 10 TWO beds in tne upper story fortunately the
burning Of the beds discovered by the neghbors who
In and t,a hafors 90. s ~
-, :, ~ e., $3.50 - - $50 $50, ~ - 81 - '"e NV
beds MI hesef SO into MS returnhome his
having the ery o,deaI
through which he when his eoehOuss burn
last year, We think know Of lady schoolteacher who
was rather gapy yawny yesteas ts of her du
80 - .tsl ~ ~ .r.. '1I=5S' ~. 80
uea from loss Of resi- IN eoneqnspfs ~ nspn OF one
Of the aforementioned beds. On het 11fA4 WOULD be
s nats y 'F " '' w ~ <{;zffs esey
tired the beds Es-
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.--There wcre n0I YES
tar5av Charles az sias p.sht,gt., s,rss -
not oros from tho charge Of Keeping banking ea sys
being no WITNESSES Henry Flora Antoine spsr and iests
w. e. were Similarly dismissed from charges of assanlt
battery n :, w
-, - =, ,,,
FOURTH DISURICT C0URT--The suit of III. r. w
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Gov wIsE---P Plasiarsn---Ii xln BE- seeas.zesra
that on the occasion of the Last rs&sr4zt<r - 3t
PaiFcks day, In Washington, fi1r. Hise sH44 1szNs
which was extensively eplisd SAD ssxy ss~ss~ls aat
very justly admired. Fofnty Haz p@<sle<i4aAr ~
giarism from heglnninE 10 cad sls t<zz .zssz4 sss
originally written and proposed % 4x41z4s esa=E.z
by distinguished divine oi rhladslEla- s4as 5
two before That Is bad. q
We now dnd from thr Ftfsiaia papers xaz4 - -
Published in the RleAuqnd kn4u,tsf t sn44aa
literary thar. Tbs FEt1esststalf Nssa s4tas Si1a
q large portion Of Il was fsita. xlz4 - M1T* ssm
. iiasiitt's teetnrss en- prkm4tz xftass&aRs. 4<sI
il toe had-He Gegefaat-4 4az f4 &I-srf1ss =
Yirginial INehile hsgeusg.
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CIRCULAR STEAM SAW MILLS.

fllaCDLAft f STEFAN SA w N1llsLSs
Engine and MIL complete guaranteed saw 5000 feet Of
one-inch boards per day, for
S195O.
Engine and MIL complete guaranteed feet Of
one5nch boards day, for
S32OO.
Engine and MIL, guaranteed to 5000 feet Of
one-inch boards per day, for H
S35OO.
Engine and MIL complete guaranteed to 7oDo feet Of
one-inch boards per day, fer
$1,000.
Engine and Mll omple guaranteed to 900 feet Of
one inch boards per day, for
$500.
The Engines all Of the celebrated patent Of Hoard Sons
than two hundred of which can be referred 10 in
the Southern ses they have iron chmnes 80 feet high
the entire mill and engine is up without any masonry
The Saw Mill Lea Ieavtts, with Sesrns' patent head
blocks Norcroz boxes rs of carriage
SAMUEL II. GILMAN.
10 Grayer st., New Orleans,
myS II Agent for the PAtenees,
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CAND$' sARsAPARILLA
- STANDS UNRIYALLED

SANDS sAHsAPARILLA
- STANDS UNRIyALLED
For the Cure Of
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE STATE
or THE BLOOD,
Or Habit of the System.
remedial agent introduced that has proved
uniformly ul than this The unfortunate victim Of He
reditary Disease with swollen glands contracted sinews and
bones carous health vgor The
scrofnous patient with ulcers oashsoe himself
and his ATTENDANTS
HAS BEEN MADE WHOLE.
Hundreds Of persons who had ganed hopelesy for
nndsr Cutneous and Glandular disorders Chronic Rheuma,
tis, many other complaints sprngng from derauge-
ment Of the secetve organs and the circulation
frem the rack Of disease and now with
generated constitutions gladly testify to the efficacy Of this
estimsBe preparation.
Read the following;
SCRoFUL0us ULCER CURED.
GInsoNs WELLS, Tenn, Jan. 10, 1885,
Messrs. A. B. D. sands-3entemen Ny daughter,
years age time seized with in
Of her which gradually increased eating away
the flesh and became very painful We tried all the remedies
could hear or without checking the disease at length
procured bottle Of your sarsapa which afforded her al
ammediae relief and after taking three bottles,
tirely cured Yours, respectfully
PATRICK GLEsoN
Prepared BY A. B. 4 D. SANDS Druggists No. 100 Fulton
street. corner of William, New York. Sold also by
j. WRIGHT a CO.. p and ISL Chartres St.
sTcKLFS CO., 40 and AZ Canal street.
H. KENNEDY, Chsrtres street.
a7s I'm r. p DUCONGE, New Orleans,
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A MELAScHoLY CAsE.-The Mobile Register states
that on Saturday last woman named Ann Jamison
found in dying condition in wretched howell in
that city. When the sexton prepared the remains for
burial, be unable to find even enough clothing to
cover even the body Of the deceased, and, Judging
from her looks, he thought that to want OF food her
death was most probably to be attributed She Is,t
three little children the Oldest only about Ave wears
Of age all of whom were taken in charge by beney-
olent gentleman :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-13
The Patent Indestructible Water Pipes,
PLUM ERst
TIN, COPPER, zINK AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,


The Patent Indestructible Water Pipes,
PLUM BERs,t
TIN, COPPER, link AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.
Plumbing, Copper T Zinc Sheet Work all
their various branches.
Sheet Lead Lead and Iron Pipes all sizes; Shower Baths
Bath Tubs Washhand Basins and Stands Hip and Sponge
Baths Water Closets Lead and snks Pumps both
Lift and Force various patterns. Beer Pumps VICTORIA
GREoIAN and DRAB WASHsTANDs suitable for water
works without, beautiful article for bed rooms
We have constantly hand large and well selected
ment Of
BRASS METALS, COCKS, etc.
Such Bhb Cocks Stop Upright and Bracket Cocks Of oil
aes; washsand Sink Builes shampooning Compression.
for hot cold water Lager Beer and oistsn Cocks all
lngs Hose Pipes from inches and all Brass
usually found In similar establishment
wehave the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE which
has proven be the very best article Of kind
Also the celebrated Charter Oak Stoves all
sizes, cook for families Of from persons mp
that win cook for sin hnndEed.
Are also Agents for the celebrated JRFFREY's DOUBLE.
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP, with solid India Rubber
BaIls for sayeThse Sizes Nos a. prices s20 SIS
SOTO raise from 25 81 feet perendeulA
orcs the 50 ITO clear the with only
one brake They superior any Pump
yet invented.
COOKING sToyEs AND RANGES Of all sizes. PATTERN
and prices, always hand either wholesale rsa Also
Parlor Once, Church Bed-rnom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES. Steamboats,, Hotels Plantations supplied.
-A work dous BY warranted 70 give satisfaction. Or
ders sslielssd nom The country.
O. G. BIER CO.,
OF IL No. pa Camp street. Nav Orleans.
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From Nassau. N. p.

rp.
pesn ~ Anna oap'' howard, elgnt days
brinos Is1 nscsass - .s'as' ane anna
80 ~ h., me- 'o'A 'ue "iseA
yor for this ,ort ,ls NJ ~ -,
- ~ r. S sS - "n'on VIC nave nereto
lore reported. Capt. Brown OF the Chaplin, came
passenger on the Alma. m
We are indebted To y,ants uovvard ana uso.,, g.
the Rshama Herald ~ IL oo,,, II, 60 -
extract the followipo inteigsnes 'S'' "''''A w
On sunday tba 9sth M siass, r,,,.,
iii, a. Sosn sns sp9p Eliza ann arrived,
wrecked IN tha lltf inst on ~ q Sopn'a'
agnna viii, cargo ronsst, f Ia0 :. po,i.s NAY
g5n tons logwood ll ~ ~ ss ~ w oaSs evaies anu
small merriam Of ,ha logvood aaga was l's' ana Dus
We laarn that a barE sunnesaS - l.. ....
was seen ashore on sand bar. near the Nenyeras
Rocks, Long Island, last Wednesday. She was laden
Win copper ore me crew were stripping her, and
cargo CARGO "iAe's nave iei'i 70 assist N saving the
We learn by an arrival from Iono pav mai shs
bark Henrietta, from st. Jago de Cuba. with copper
ore, put into Long bay on the 10th ust to set the
rigging. After leaving Cuba she had to put back
again to stop leak she had to tighten cargo. and
when she leit Long Bay she was making four hum
dred strokes per hour.
The brig Humboldt, Samage, master, from one of
the windward islands. with cargo OF gnano, bound
70 na9le ssopPed a. Long LAY on the 7lh to fill
~ tha br 1abr Wass.n' SSpsi ioehg anu tle crew
on one Of the Cnba Islands where She reanea sevsn
DAYS without assistance
@---------
= The RIVER ABoyE.-The Madison journal Of Fri
day last saws.
W. laav fror, . ,,..,,..u.., e.. - .,.,,,,.,1 !
pand ,hat ~ ; e 49, m luss u.s.. ,Aoni ~ niis'iheh >
.ss,o,5av poats a. va ~ sauu ~ ,nat piace
aIng AZ law II Nannleon end sh ~
~ - ~ - s1u sI .ne Al ihsiisls aha aii
sns upPer rlseas ~ ls No Iurther Tears need be
Ths ~, pa,aa pa.,sa $3.50, s.sas. 's.Aos -
Inc BATON Rouge Advocate OF Monday says
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-13

A THRRElG GENERATION Suir-Dr. Mackenzie, Of
the Philadelphia Press tells this funny story Of the
long and varied service OF literary courtsnit;
Originally made for paid for, and worn by Samuel
Rogers the bard, the beau the banker, it performed
yeotAan's dnty for him during many years. At last
somewbat about the age OF SO, the bard Of memory
put the dress by. la lavender. Soon after Southey
died, and Wordsworth was appointed TO succeed him
as poet laureate II was point OF etiquette fog this
new official to present himself at court and pay his
respects 30 his royal mistress on bis appointment
Strongly objecting 10 pay $3.50 for new caurt-st
be borrowed that in which Samuel Rogers had visited
the royal drawing room half century before. and,
tIas attiFed, kissed hands- IN few years Words.
worth also passed away, aud Alfred Tennysnn became
poet laureate The c0nrtsuit Of Mr. Rogers was again
put on duty, and dnly eaeased the limbs Of Tenny-
sen, a. il had those Of Wordsworth.
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AuDAoIous RonBEnY.--The N. y. Egealng Posi- d

AuDAcIous RoBBgRy.--The N. Y. Evening Post of
the 5th relates the following cool operation:
At o'clock Sunday morning. a colored woman
with washing materials called on a locksmith and
asked him TO pick the lock OF store, the key OF
(which was IN the possession OF clerk and she was
TO scrub the store that day He went with the
store ol Ambrose i. Moore, No. 76l broadway, when
he picked the lock and then took it home to repair
On Monday. laees to the vaJne of 81 800 were miss
ing. The eelored woman was not to be found. The
oeksmith was arrested for completely, but no felo-
nlons Inlenton being shown, be was discharged.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-13

EUWLhIt7S FAi ENI SHHIANI bUAI4EINs
have been extensively used for the last and
for economy in fuel have proved TO be far preferable the ord
nary boilers They combine the following advantages, via
ECONOMY in fuel require cleaning occupy small space
simple in cnnrcos and do not much the orai
cylinder ued Boiler and not half much other
fnel saving, but The time, ocated Boilers
Planters and others interested these Boilers in
ton the following places In the city
Steam Cotton Press louisiana Cotton Press Caronde
let Refinery, L. Homes Ornamental Iron Works.
certificates be the office Of the patentee
and circuas with pan Of the boiler, viii be any part
of the country on application to
u. H. FOWLER, III Baroune street,
Manufacturer Of Pressure locomotive Fued and Cyn
der Boilers Pipes, Fire Fronts Crate Bars Valves
Chimneys, ETC., etc.
All work at this establishment will be guaranteed
equal point Of workmanship and material, any in the
country, and the lowest prices m4 6m&W
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4 AN NaTICE-I HAVE RESUMED TIE rRAc-
~ ties Of ny profession and b foand - my oea No. u
m5is j. NM REYNOLDS.
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THE LAKE.

~r-A LAKE SHORE PACKET ron
s. i IL ss, os.ss q; ss;iss. Ss,:taS ssS' c
The new and splendid ow-prsssurs sssarner Virginia,
for as trade s s ss
,ssnsr Smmsr business On Tuesday next she lsh inst and
Leaves New Orleans -
rrysnAv 'ehstsoo kailfosd Pont Railroad
5sfHGSBSE 81 :: ::: &C.
Leaves Ocean springs-sUNnAY EyEEIEi.
TTsRsSsPaK TslbaY aoEkIxs hsssrSa.
Iss ys srssa M III extend her trips to PaseAgOuls TUES
Cabin to Bay ST, Io. s1dES sad sso os cbli,I.D ss5n
nat o'afsn hna servants &
Cabin mississippi Cry Biloxi and ocean Spring: %
Chllnren ana servants so
Cabin to Pascasoala e
Children and servants %
ysnia viii ner,s.s her iii as the season -
m,ise ED. TOBY secretary sss sssus Ss,1, Co., Co.
s1-~ FOX afoBiLE-DAILYU 0. s MAIL
LINE-winter Arrsngsnens-Ths splendid
eru ms.,er, California. Hopkins master Florida,
a with superior es & ssoye sSg sns ss
u s iss.s " n Z, Fssssss...s Rsi,esa DAILY s
wa wssT PssS s & @ sos q s oss go on
RATES or FARE:
Children and servAntst.....,-.-. .........--.. %
Negroes in lots Il Eve AID over.
~ R. GEDDEs Agent 10 Bank Place
r. LAKE SHORE PACK EFT
The splendid, low PRESSURE u. s. mail
packet stesner Creole, Capt A. P. Board
man built expressly for this will leave for
srings Biloxi, and all intermediate andngs
chartrain Railroad, arrival Of cars follows
ruias From New Orleans: From Ocean Springs:
Tuesdays ...-e A. NJ cars Sunday evening
Ihursfsys-.....y a. N. car, Wednesday evening.
Saturdays. a p NJ cars Friday morning
The Creole will extend her trips to Pacagoua Tuesdays
and Saturday,
Rates Of Fare by the Creole:
Cabin fare Bay St. aud Pass Christian 90 20
Gapln Mississippi City Biloxi and Ocean Springs 81
Deck / rs
Cadn Pascagoula %
New Orleans, Akri TO- 1855 ~
f.a q aEDDEs. AGENT. 10 Bank Place
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On and afier Saturday, the 10th ay Of APRIL 1855
Train will leave New Orleans daily 7D A. NJ
arrive at Canton At O'Clock r. VI.
Returning will leave 80 NJ arr We at New
Orleans O'Clock r. M
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ID DEEITTrANCEs no fKEL aND-THE Under
II signed prepared furnish drafts shs BaHk Of
land able demand, in such
FEASElats, POWER CO..
nl5 3m ~ Gomnl0s street.
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Ru1LD1aG mArERIAl.. BRICKS. FIREwooD

". DEMO RTELLE, Dealer,
AZ the Old Basin, Of Toulouse and Franklin,
Has constantly hand BUILDING MATERIAL. such ~
Lime White and Yellow Sand Ceient Plaster Of Paris Shin
ges shs Slaves Also Engish French and American Fire
Bricks and sli kinds Of Frewood.
Hsordsrso the country promptly snd carefully
An aual H.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-13

STEAM ENGINES, SAW MILLS. etc.
HOARD d sons STEAM ENGINES,
From IL Is horse power with chmnes 40 feet high
Lea q Leavitt's Circular Saw HIfll.
With patent head blocks and rocker boxes carriages Is
feet more long.
straub's Corn and Flour Mills
OF assorted sizes, with French Burr Stones.
Newell Cotton Screws
OF the latest patterns.
sHAFrING AND PuLLIEs of all sizes STANDS AND
BOXES. Posr AND BEAM HANGERS with bolts, etc.
Circular saws
or all sizes up 70 inches in diameter.
Ks-Hoard Sons Engine is the only made which has
boiler without tubes fixed nes which uzes its entire
face for making stea requires brick work up and
is perfectly accessible for cleaning both inside and
n9Any OF the above articles will be furnished the most
reasonable terms and pamph by mail application
SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
Agent for the Patentees,
No. 10 Gravier street,
myS If New Orleans. La.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-13

f This popular opened reception Of Wis
LII tors On MONDAY the 9Th May.
succre5ed in obtaining ihe Of
Mr. EDWARD KINGSTON BOYD, long ard fav0fahly known
o The OF this and the neRh hhonlg States
No pans viii make this summer Retreat
C3uiF Coast desirable.
Table will well supplied and the Wines and Lquors
selected with
The steamers ply regularly between New Orleans Nss
sippi Civ VIM BARNES. Proprietor.
ngA Brsakwater has been erected which will give good
harbor and anchorage Tor pleasure yacht boats.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-18
Great american Corn sneI,.r.

The Proprietor OF this great labor saving machine,
who is temporarily in Nashville respectfully invites
call from the Agreuturists and Mechanics Of DAVID
son county ,-preferring trial and thorough csamina
tiOn OF the machine 10 any description Of is perform
that he might give A leading feature ct this
shelter Is its simplicity thing, which of scf recon
mends t above all others It Is plain, simple and sub
stanal In construction, not liable get order
end will shell, the hands OF person. pcrfsc
manner, without breaking cob, or leaving a single
grain upcn them, (what other shelter IN the
try Will do,) twenty bushels NJ corn per hour. Tie
Proprietor Is prepared 10 dispose Of state or County
Rights or single machines, the most reasonable
terms; and, in consequence Of the unprecedented
"hard times, will exchange the Tor land hors.
es, mules, OF any kind Of grain farming produce
market prices.
The Rights for all the Southern States are for sale
and can be had reasonably low. Price u single Ma
chimes Sl2 and sl6. As they are going OF rapidly
those who may wish 10 purchase are invited TO give
US early call. Remember the plaee-No AZ, Pubic
square-ShieIds Auction Room. feb2C-lm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-18
Medical Science.

The history of "H0OFLAND'S GERMAN BITrERs D,
the most remarkable Medicine of the day and the ma
ny cures that have been performed with it in cases of
LlreT Complaint, Dyspepsia Nervous Delity and dis
eases arising from disordered liver or stomach pla
ces 1t among the most astonishing discoveries that has
taken place in the medical world The diseases to
whch THESE Bltters are applicable are so universal
that there are but few Of friends who NAV not test
their virtues in their families or circle of acouan
tnces, and prove to their satisfaction that there
Is at least one remedy among the many advertised
medicines, deserving the public commentator tits
TACT that, in the minds Of many persons prejudice
exists against what called Patent Medicines; but
why SHOULD this prevent you resorting to an article
that has such an array of testimony to support it as
Hollands German Bitters? Physicians prescribe il,
why should you discard 2 Judges usually consider
ed men OF talent have and do in their own fam
lilies Why should you reject itY Clergymen and
those the most eminent take it, why should not your
Let not your prejudice usurp your reason, to the
everlasting injury of your health you are sick and
require medicine try these Bitters
These Bitters arc prepared and sold by Dr. c. NJ
jackson, No. AIS Arch street, Philadelpha, Pa and
by druggists and store keepers every town and viii
lage IN the United States Canadas, West Indies and S
America at IS cents per bottle. See that the sigma
lure OF C. ~ jackson the wrapper of each bottle
MARLIN
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-18
WANTED.

A GOOD Farm Hand, xho slso understands g1ste
n ia i1xess II lie fatsios o1ses. ljans1-ss
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-18
The State Prison.

We understand that the condition of this
Institution, in respect to the employment of
the convicts, their subordnation, healthful-
ness, cleanliness, feed, &c, has never been
better than at the present time. There is a
want of a sufficient number of cells to accom-
modate the convicts; but we presume the
Legislature, before it adjourns, will make an
appropriation to build such additional ones as
are necessary. For some years past, owing
to the number of convicts employed on work
for the State Capitol, it has been necessary to
make an appropriation for the support of the
Prison. This has given rise to some specula-
ton as to more profitable mode of conduct
ing the Institution. by those who do not make
proper allowance for the value of the work
done for the State. A good many places have
heretofore been suggested, and we have heard
recently that it is probable, company of in
dividuals may propose to lease the Prison
from the State, engaging to pay all its ex-
penses, and $4,000 per annum, in addition,
into the State Treasury. At the first blush,
this would appear to be a favorable PROPOSE
ton to the State but as the Capitol is unfin-
IohCuj 10 sun ol
stone work to be prepared for il, the State
would have to pay the usual rates for the
work, and in the end would find that the ex-
penditure, under this head alone, would ox-
coed the sum paid FOR the use of the Prison.
But even were not this the case, and the State
should forego its sense of justice to those who
have the Prison in charge at present, and lay
aside all scruples as to the humane treatment
of the convict, it would not be sound policy
to lease the institution without giving every
one chance to bid, who may desire to do 50.
If one party is willing to pay $4,000 per an
mum for it, possibly another party would not
stand against $4,000. There is no telling
If the thing is TO be tried. let it be open TO all
bidders. However, we trust the State may
never be induced to resort to the policy of |
leasing the Prison. Better to abolish it alto
gether. This. we presume will never be done; |
and as it must continue to be kept up, let the |
State keep charge of it. So soon as the cap
itoli is entirely completed, and the Prison gets |
the benefit of all its labor, we doubt not it
will not only be self sustaining. if properly
managed, but pay handsome revenue.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-18
Coal Cooking Stoves.

ME have just received from Cincinnati a supply Of
w Coal COOKING STovS, which can be rooommen-
ded az nrst-rate article. Also CoAI RANGES SINGLE
AID DOuBtE OWNS, cheapfor Cash.
WILLIAM STEWART
fcb22-lmd II Market street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-18
FOR FAMILY USE!
Opinion of the J Judges of the late Me
chanicSe Eair.

A T the late Mechanics Fair, held in the
n City of Nashville, in October 1857, the
Judges appointed to examine articles in Glass
43-NO. II, GROVER 81 BAKERS Sewing Ma
chimes No. 164, SNGER's-REPORT upon
the PRINCIPAL points and merits of the two
machines as follows:
The machines are both two-thread machines,
that is, using two separate threads for making
the stitch; that of GROVER & BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and that of SINGERS using one
spool and one needle, the other thread work
ing from BOBBIN ENCLOSED IN A SHUT
TIE, and, in the opinion of the committee, is
best adapted to FINE CLOTHING, SAD
DLERY, &c.
The GROVER & BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE, EASIER MANAGED; advantage
of USING SPOOLS WITHOUT RE-WIND
ING; and, with the exception of fine cloth
ing, saddlery, &C., in the opinion of the
Committee is BEST SUITED FOR FAMILY
USE
Esss- The part of this report referring to
the Singer Machine as best adapted to fine
Clothing was intended to be UNDERSTOOD
BY THE COMMITTEE as best FOR MANU-
FEATURING CLOTHING BY TAILORS,
IN WORKSHOPS, &C. THE SAME IN
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NO. 4. PUBLIC SQUARE,
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