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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-25

DIARRHGA.-As this is the season when
diarrh@a prevails to the greatest extent we
publish the following from Halls Journal of
Heath, which we believe is considered good
authority among medical men:
summer time. Cholera is nothing more tndn
exaggerated diarrhea. When man dies of
diarrhosa, he has died of cholera, in reality.
1t may be well for travellers to know that the
first, the most important, and the most indis-
pensable item in the arrest and cure of loose
ness OF the bowels, is absolute quietude, ON
bed Nature herself always prompts this, by
lndiscip!ining us to locomotion. The next
thing is, to eat nothing but common rice,
parched like coffee, and then boiled, and
taken with a little salt and butter. Drink
little or no liquid of any kind. Bits of ice
may be eaten and swallowed at will. Every
step in diarrh@a, every spoonful of liquid,
only aggravates the disease. If locomotion is
compulsory, the misfortune of the necessity
may be lessened by having stout piece of
woolen flannel bound tightly around the
abdomen, SO as to be doubled in front, and
kept well in its place. In the practice of
many years, we have never failed to notice a
gratifying result to follow these observances.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-25

The DIFFERENCE IN Cows.-It is not the
COW that gives the most milk that will weld
the most butter, nor is it the COW that gives
the least milk that will yield the best cheese.
During discussion upon the breeds of
cattle in Scotland, as reported in the (Loa
DOM farmers Magazine, Mr.. Kay of Hill
mead, IN humorous speech advocated the
utility of the Ayrshire breed, but said that a
great deal depended upon the keep and soil.
In regard to crossing, he said he had tried
IT, and found his best plan was to come back
to the pure breed again. He said there was
no accounting for the difference between the
richness of cows milk. He, himself, had an
Ayrshire COW that gave Is CScotch) plnts of
mllk per day csc quarts Tmperia), and only
three pounds of butter in the week, while he
had little COW whose milk produced pound
of butter daily.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-25

bLACKBERRY WrNE.-Press out the Juice.
through thick cloth SO as not to allow the
pup to mingle with it. To one quart of the
juice add two quarts OF water Ccoldl and
!htee pounds OF clean brown sugar. Put it
ii'to vessel, allowing it to be full. Tie
thin muslin cloth over the mouth. and Let il
stand until fermentation entirely ceases. which
Is sometimes in two months. Then oarefulIv
strain, and put in bottles. Put piece of SUI
gar, the size Of q hickory nut in each bottle.
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A UCTION sALE.-vALUABLR REAL Es-

AUCTION SALE.-VALUABLE REAL, ms.
IN TATE AID FARMING STOCK.
VIII be sold at Public Auction on the premises. on
SATURDAY Aug. 2Sth, at 10 O'Clock, NJ, that vaiuA-
bic Farm In Tatnuck known the Ebenezer Mover Farm
lately occupied by Alexander Mcambridge. The above
Farm consists Of one hundred acres OF land with Bali
inEs constituting the best Hay Farm In Worcester.
The above will be sold together In lots 10 suit pur-
chasers. Terms Of payment lbera-wil be made known
at sale.
Also, a the same time and place the Personal Property
Hay, first rate Cows, CaSes one Yoke Of Oxen, one
Horse, Farming Tools &c.
For information, apply to AsAPH OHUROHILL,
Court street., Boston; EZEKIEL DANIELS, pleasant
street, Worcester GE0. \. HoAR, Foster street,
Worcester
August ID, 1855 dts
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DRY GOODS.
- RA md EXHI BiTION
FOR THIRTY DAYS oryhx,
a. M z 3 s [ n G. E r 5,
No. 1t2 Main Street.
DRY GOODS.

MORE Antique Mantillas cost 50 So offered at 75c.
silk Mantias, cost 5000, oGerei Tor So co.
900 Muslin and Cambria Collars of large size.
Embroidered Bands for just half price, neto lot Of
splendid EMBR0IDERIEs, French and English Wells
Real Thread Laces Hosiery, Mohar Mtts Cloves Fans,
Silk and Cotton Fringes, Handserchie(s Tasses Vevet
Ribbons, Bindings, Fancy Buttons, White Camb1ics,
wash Blond Laces and Belt Ribbons, received this week
from the great New York Auction Sales which will sell
at astonishing Low Prices
I feel myself sufficiently rewarded in giving people
cause to say, Who wants buy cheap and be honestly
treated, is the only place to go to-
A, ESSINGER.
1I2 Maiu Street,
jyH diff Opposite Waldo Block.
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Our stock of WATCHES is very large,
and from the most celebrated manufactures such as the
F. B. Adams Son, Jules Jurgenson, James Nsrdin
Perret aud many others of different manufacture, all o.
which viii be sold at the lowest cash price.
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NE OR e NEW GOODS
GREAT BAR G. aims,
j. L. HOOD,
AT THE
People'sGeneraI House-Furnishing Store,
Nos. 2sG, 22s, $50, and esq
MAIN ST, wore ESTER.

MAIN ST, WORCESTER.
The attention of the public is particularly called at
this time to the sale Of
% PAINTED CHAMBER SETS,
beautifully ornamened in various STYLES and colors
which will be old at less than wholesale prices have
also Just received an Invoice of
TOLMAN's AIR SPRING BEDS,
decidedly the best Spring Beds use and just the thing
for this hot weather. Also,
LIVE GEESE FEATHERS AND OURLED HAIR.
which will be made inc Beds and Mattresses to order
desired, and arranted to be as repreS ented. or
REFRIG ATORS,
have hand good assortment of different sizes
a'e Of botn tn old and improved patterns, which will
be sold at greatly reduced prices. have also sale
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT,
which insures cup of delicious coffee that is free from
grounds, and which canno fail to recommend itself to
any one who likes that beverage made in the best man
ner.
TO H0UsEKEEPERs AND ALL OTHERS,
cordial Invitation is extended to examine my goods and
learn the prices at which they offered.
NEVER MIND
what other dealers say when they tell you this is Sec
ond hand establishment, that you Will ind nothing but
second hand goods at Uood bat and see for your
selves and you will learn what others have learned BEFORE
hat you csn buy
Better New Furniture of every descriptions;
Bsttel new 1 M29lsR "a Painted carpetagsi
Netter brllAnnla, and SILVER Plated ware;
Better New Tea Ira S, and Table Cutlery,
j tier Window Shades and Paper Hangings,
for less money than any Of those Establishments where
false representations made fer the purpose of trying
to jnOpolise the trade.
The why goods and can be sold cheaper,
is because uy expenses less than those of any other
store ofthe Kind doing the OF business and
am wiling to customers as many hours for
the money any other man; therefore invite all
wo wish Tor good barg ins fair dealing and good
ment to the Peoples General House Furnishing Esab
lishmen 226 22s, 23J, and 232 Main street. that they
mayj Judge for themselves if these things so.
ie2o diff j. Il HOOD, PROPRIETOR.
REV GRAIN AND MEAL STORE
- IN THE -
Norwich and Worcester Depot.
The subscriber has recently taken the mill at South
Worcester, snd runs it for grinding all kinds of GRAIN
He has also opened, in the Norwich Depot,
G r A I N S To r. e,
For MEAL, CORN, OATS, &c, &c.
CHARLES B. PRATT
February Is, 1858. dtf
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NOTICES..

SARATOGA SPRINGS. -Drs. HAMILTON
- CALKINS'S MEDICAL AND SURGICAL IN
srIFUTE.-Open for patients Of both sexes and at all
Seasons Medicated Baths, Gymnastic, DisteGc Hygi
enic Hydropethic, Medicinal means and Mineral Waters
used in the treatment Of Diseases. Dr.. K. Hamilton
gives special attention to the treatment Of diseases OF Fe
males Prof Calkns to Medical and dis ases Of
every variety. For particulars address ROBERT HAM
ILrON, NJ. D., Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
je2 dkv3m
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August IL. 1858. A aufs S SHgts

A SSIGNEES' SALE OF REAL Es-
IN TAI Il by order of the Court Of Insolvency, we
shall sell at Public Auction all right, title, and in
terest as Assgnees Of the Estate of Nathan NJ MuEzy
in and unto Real Estate described in Mortgage Deed
dated June Esd, 1865, OF Nathan Muzzy to William
T. Merrneld recorded in the Registry of Deeds for the
County Of Worcester Book 565, Page 49, and also the
mortgages interest in the said estate described as
foows-A certain tract of land situate ia Worcester in
said county, beginning at the south eastery corner
thereof and az the north eastery Of land Of P
Dexter Tiffany, and the west side OF Eden street;
thence By said Tfanys land eighty feet to land OF Ohas
W Freeand; thence northerly by said Freeland's land
Ave feet to corner of land formerly OF Cyrus
Bliss thence northerly by the land last mentioned
twenty four and half feet the south west corner OF
land Of John Greenj thence eastery by said line about
eighty three and ha feet or until 1t reaches a point
which is in range with the westerly line of said Eden
street. and at the distance Of eghyseven feet from the
hrst men Toned bound the corner Of said Tfany'B
landi thence southey by land Of John Green and the
west side Of said Eden street, to the place of beginning
together with certain rights mentioned in Deeds of
passing and re passing over said Eden street.
Said sale will be made the twenty fourth day Of
August current at eleven O'Clock, A. NJ on the said
premises at Public Auction. Terms Cash.
Il. d. sr0D0ARD, I ,
WIN. DICKINSON, Assignees.
Worcester, Aug. 49, 1858. auiT dt24th
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WATCHES
JEWELRY,

AND SILVER WARE,
At a Great Reduction g]a, former prices.
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4 AIDES AND GENTLEMEN
Dining 81 EgefreshHmemt
S A L O O N
No L and 2 Piper's Block.

The subscriber has this day opened Dining and Re
eShmen Saloon at the old stand formerly kept by Spur
Lewis No. and Pper's Bl1ck where he will always
be ready to meet his old friends and patrons
In convenient locality, with help accommodating
all with tables loaded with Injuries suit the most fas
dious epure and prices sdapted to the eigences of
the times he hopes to afford satisfaction to all his his old
friends who may give him call.
jel9 diff CHARLES H. RICE.
n'ssOLUTJON OF COPARTNER-
~ SHIP The copartnership Heretofore existing be.
tween Daniel Draper and Abner Huntington under the
meme OF D. DRAPER b CO., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent Daniel F. Draper will continue the bus
mess at the same place. and is authorized to settle all
counts. DANIEL 3 DRAPER
ABNER HUNTIN dT0N
Greenville, leicester July II, 1853. dawt iy23
by o U ID AT IL s I
= At No 10 southbridge street, Worcester, Mass.
large assortment of
ParIOr. Store Office and Cooling Stoves
Among which may be foudd the celebrated Capron
Stove, the King Of Rhode Island May Queen, New
England, Boston and Maine, Hero, Empress, New Era
&c, &c Also the hest Portable Range in the world
TIN ROOFING AND JOBBING
Done in the best manner, by experienced workmeu
Please call and my stock of Goods before purchas.
inn elsewhere All Goods sold or work done at No Is
Southbridge street, warranted to give satisfaction.
YEA diff J. w. JORDAN.
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DR.. MARSHALL CURES C4TARRH.
Or. MARSHALL CURES SORE THROAT
Or. MARSHALL CURES COUGHS
Or. MARSHALL CURES ASTHMA
DR.. MARSHALL CURES BRONCHITIS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HEART DISEASE.
DR.. MARsHALL CURES LIVER COMPLAINT.
Dr.. MARSHALL CUREs DYSPEPSIA.
Or. MARSHALL CURES HUMORs.
Dr. IARsHALL CURES sCR0FULA.
Dr. MARSHALL CURES CONSUMPTION
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The above rods may be had CT
FREEMAN & WETHERELL,
81 Exchange street, Merrifed'5 Building.
APPS d2aWNwtf Worcester, Mass.
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JEWELRY.--We have an endless variety,
such as Gold Chains, Pins Ear Rings Thimbles Pencils
&c, &C. all of which will be sold prices that cannot
fail to suit the purchaser.
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AUCTIONS.
FARM AND PERS ONAL
PROPERTY At Auction

"a FARM AND PERSONAL
iiR6p PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
Will be sold WEDNESDAY, the 25th inst, at che
O'clock P. NJ, the place known the Aldrch Farm
containing 80 Of excellent land pleasantly located
the old Grafton road, two miles from City Han in
Worcester Said farm is supplied with abundance OF
choice fruit well fenced and watered About rs acres
covered with thrifty growth of wood and timber; with
good and convenient buildings.
Also the personal property belonging to the subscriber
consisting Of yoke of Beef Oxen, good Mich Cows,
q years old Steer, 2 Heiters, 2 Swine, good OK
Wagon, Cart, Ploughs, Chains, &C., l Fan Mill, L
Family Carriage, together with many other articles too
numerous to mention For Particular, enquire Of the
subscriber on the premises
HARVEY NICHOLS.
August IL, 1853 aul2 davis
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Particular attention paid to WATCH RE-
PAIRING AND ENGRAVING.
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DAILY PAPER. FOUR DOLLARS year, payable al
ways IN ADVANCE. an subscriptions scontiuued at
the EXPIRATION Of the Term paid for
WEEKLY PAPER.-Prics two dollars year; 81 for six
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ii. b A L
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST

Photographs Ambroypes and Meainotypes in the finest
style.
Rooms No. II Pipers Block, Main street. Worcester,
Mass.
Photographs taken from old Daguerreotypes.
e7 d3taw&w3m
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CLOCKS! CLOCKS!! CLOCKS!!! of
different patterns, in Gilt, Bronze, and Marble Cases.
which can be bought low,
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Our assortment of SOLID SILVER and
PLATED WARE is unsurpassed, consisting of Spoons,
Forks Knives, Ladies, Cups, &c. which will be sold at
unusually low prices
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wornEtFrL SruHY -Cue LuudVu Iimes rno-
l;shss an extraordinary narrative OF young i7uy
who had escaped The massacre OF Ca#nPofe' 'u'he"
N.homedan. std vas compelled 10 live twelve iuoDiAs
or,cn0 ms r. bells She vas only sixteen years Il
sge. and vas one Of the few who escaped he reach-
eTv IL CaWupore Of the infamous Mana Sah'o.
Biutally ,ryat,d On beard the boat When it w's
seized by the Sepoye, she vas apparently left ioI
dead; bat on being D. rovn into The river, che re-
ed-made her eBcRFe-mef, Al sDme distance
from the banks Mrs WbeeleF-was subsequently
sepaTsied frsm her, uud sucOor from q neero
eupuch and after escaping from The orp'ys' me-
i,b his sable trieudiiu LuekaOW. who e"nuivSd TO
eel her into The alace Of The BFgum, where she
lived ia comparative comfort for som9 Time
slsve attached 20 her enabled her TO escape 70 Ihr
Noulvje. at some distance. The Mouvie appro-
nrisied to her an apartment in his Palace, but the
approach Of the British ar ny compelled him 10 send
her again into Lucknow. Wnere she, q second time
became an inmate Of the Palace Of the Queen Wbei
Lucknow was besiegsd by Sir Colin Campbell, size
made her escape but bei' unable 10 mad her way
In the ely, she was forced Out Of IL by band II
Sepoys who carried her into Dude They y re mut b
distressed; they were esger 10 surrender; ou' oi
not know how 10 proceed about D.; upon Whlch INT
lady Of sixteen gave them some good advice ahd no
derook 10 carry u ssage from them 20 The BTl'lsi
General They assenttd and gave her safe CON
Wv L does not appear irum her Ogn narra'lvi
thai she executed the mission But she found h'l
upo.e Al his residence and 10 due zine conveyed
70 Calcutta where, Of course, beng TesPectabll
connected she Is rendered perfectly safe aud happy
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LINCOLN HOUSE,
7ULLAuOKA, TENNESSEE.

Q 2 y Q Q . q 2 ?. Y y - 2 =
N r. SMITH PRoPRIETOR
TAVTNG taken charge the above Hotel, W endcvOr
il-ssg all 0ho may favor with q call. Of my FRIEND,
Si t gzsls o. Nashville AMI Davidson county, would sv
Ay lie g 10 all lurs lrJVllGl with ut
ts the country aus ana every Wl e takvu 90 please all
There -1ua Livery Se contiguous 20 is HOUSE, aEh In
Fayetteville cry, uTg Mail and Passenger
leaves every Monday, wednesday and FRIDAY Tor t
aIslve places "a O'clock ls and returning every TUESDAY
Thursy, ami saturday al % oCICa, making CONNECTIONS
with Nasv DE AMI CattlnO0a, and McMinnVle and Man
cht,ter Mail Trains.
.r..LI.L- - NJ
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3ailp dnt0u 4 american
Bury me IN she HEOrniH
Br Els. HALE

BT KRIS. HALE
Burv me In the morning. uaotlst
a. led me have the ight
Of one lsfehtdsv on ms 8'ett.9 -l't'l-s
r. el.nlesve aione via 'l= Als lt
Alone RI the uignl ~ Hts ei e llo.4-St
sTi-e rH,r hi Of terfiiIle tedr--
"a -,-u vail be here alone. nother,
Al stars will Re shining lieTrs
40 bury me 20 the morning. m0ther,
And let me have the light
OF one bright day on nv grave, uotnsI'
Ire / alone with tie night.
Yuu tell Of the ssvi0ur's love, mother
I tes L in my heart
nut Iaf IA m this ne .utifu Wirid, mother
iTish ri FOR yOung % part.
Forever topsr1 when here, mDshsrs
Tie SOU Is ftin 10 stay
Tcr tfls rare Is deep aud dark u1othsrs
An fIe4 ven seems tar away
n lri bury me 10 the morning. motaelI
And lei me have The ight q a
OF QUE bris htsl lag my grave, HloLhsi'
Fre An aleue with toe uiglt- --
Never uneissp my hand. mother,
Tgllft falls away IRON thilie--
LET me hold lie plelge 81 Thy iove notherS
nj feel The owe. dVine.
-a rEa love dvihe--oh look, mother
Ainve the b,aus I SEE
An there al angel face, mother,
L smiling down on me!
So MY ne IN the unTuings motisfs
Va h-n III e sun cams food The sky
Ford-sth is the gate Of life Ino-her,
And leads t1 ishL Uu high.
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No Inc Earmers ID lLiddIe Temn.

WAVING for been engsgedn the purchase d
Wheat, and having ala-e quantity delivered damaged
6Hto, damage arising from lns0-lcet storage We Ulsr
you th iuducement We hssa Storage room sufficient ioT One
fISr. Tn sanl SACKS heat vail and
Wnsi or so months Tree Of charge r The privilege Of buying
or selling IL ghe you utlt upon te market. You
Al ~ re sanpe a. and shos il topuroT For IN use who
want 70 their Wheat nos and who have not houses
A. th excellent opportunity iur storage without
sell now we "ouaSy We rs Always
buying, highest market pro io eAI delivery
slt-T % \. FRENCH q son.
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,rsox n. COOKE JAs4ER y. BAILEY. LEz
COOKE, BAILEY 81 90.

Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps, Straw Goods, &c.
No. so Norsk SUE EIs5tio S3lrs, EasE5Uls, Team
I'VE are now receiving large and we'll stock
kk-neV and desirable goods, seieete with gesteAre, and
pts and approaching s5on to which earnest
Is invite che gt1ention Of tie trade
To those merchants Ivy goods short time and then
IaeT promptly maturity, viii lake II " tLsir
10 1--WE US al least q portion Of their patronage.
CAll and examine stock and pficss
Orders carefully hed, and goods promptly sent frvar.
ausl5 COOKE, BAILEY h co.
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS,
RICH PORTED HEAD DIR Il SSES ,
Paris EIoNNcrs. EsImEnes. dc.

IKE would respectfully inform d friends and country
Wv merchants lhat have received or hrstil 20 aiol %
and IN 20 OF every 90 col
or- straw Cneuie English straw BInets Cnlured Flats As
hlu ian Hats Likewise magnificent stock OF laIis Head
II 49, and orau eutr lta Urua and Ii 1T Pins 90
on N irlrt tUu Pans direct Rich f!uEers tor bais I'D
Bt Is, Phmes every style the attest Sly %
KIM 81 and sash hf making stuca much large aHd tt
Ter selected, uIau any ever uieted
Gu rguiai Upei lay slll r 10 "a yeS'i fsli snn 10
tr Rom s on e .Uh Of StrIcner Our sck Will the most
dazs, rgsegrca AID eauuuI opened est, aud prices
low e. tlutI sell at NaslyIl 3. -
Having rui dCsysy FOR cash this Pa J. we will give
great gas e-lscy change bush es u exc ui' ey
Nheu, te ist OF January aud must Ed vi Ciuse outh
lie J, 81 Duslurr 50 iuoA Out Tor is ir CASH without
eNvplIau
our PaJrUu Bulels aha Nllrs -uods CUR sa ne
NV a. n snail o. GB'als based at Nes lJTE.
Al ue IaIisisu NIilEtry balar 50 JuUn Get,
State Bang August p rs.
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TOTAL LIABILITIES:
Trs-ttlel claims not due SI73,g35 81
Lossasequa5y adjusted and promptly paid Upwards Of H.
OGtU paid ay Company,
in tie past 8 years
FaRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accented az terms consistent with soyency and fair profit
Especial attention sven Insurance Of Dwellings and Contents,
for OF % gears.
The progress s Corporation hiss been stable and unnter
ruptel thruu 90 seasons OF financial sushueaud storm, periods
eyeuul exempt from EesUIr cUu riOs and maritime
disaster Being long established cash BASIS, tho troubles Of the
credit system aueet US iu 30 material particular.
During arl TINES The security reliable Insurance is an
imperative duty-te ability ui property % sustain loss
lrins then much essenei.
State issued without delay 5y any Of tue duly author
lied AGENTS of t5 COMPANY.
bushes attended TO With Dispatch and Fidelity.
ularrh5-ljm
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DELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY, on Front near
Broad street. The subscriber respectfully returns his
thanks public for past aV3 and sOlcsa continuance Of
patronage "a the above line also,
COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING,
Together with every description Metal Turuings, Metallic
Packn-s BalFt Metal and Castings
Fuuuts, Generators Ale Pumps, and Pumps OF every
description manutu Co order, repaired at short notice
Cash viii be paid all times for Old Copper and Brass.
sug55tr B. COLE.
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ALEX. DELIsSER,
Successor 70 LYONS q COY
Importer aud Dealer IN Havana Ctgars3
Tobacco tCcs8
FOREIGN WINES AND Lie DORS
or ALL KINDS,
NO II Public squares hSshFfiies Aenn-
WILL keep on hari e -inelt Of Eoish
Rrardies WINS, Gin, Whisky, and Liquors u eo
Havana Cigars, smoking and Chewing Tobacco, with on ioo
aDucrtafnnc line ~ business, which c1 % tle ili l
Iu5c generally the advantageous terms ami nope p
enery and prompl attention 70 h % obtain fun snaos
De liferal patronage bestowed ny predecessors
ALEXANDER DELISSERr
ie73 n Public Square, Nashville Tenn
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GEsRoI, RALRusD We learn iTJm the atlanta
ItsyIg 1crr VI the l-J lust ~ the Treasurer O
tue :, a,e K I'D B-'j May, ESQ has paid lnio the
ale Treasury SD UUU for The month Of August
TINS am, uni audeu 30 previous pay nenis make
The r.u q sum Of 5 $4,000 paid into The e'a'e
Tres-u.y within the past Elk IN lutns, c'mmet ciuE
VIII tnr frs OF March last A con-iersbie iund
has heeu reserved 10 Purohase new IRON for such
portions Of the rack as quIre relay ing on nc
count # the won coudi i0u Of the iron W learn
from suibyutio sources shat Jhs road bed l. IL hns
order aud coudrtiun. FIR some ume past about
3OU hands have been employed uP,n The repairs aud
are VI engaged IN lbaJ service. A. ChatIanooga "a
magu. 6ern- pa--erg T depot IS in process OF eric
lion The Wo,k II beIug couduC'ed cy civil eu'
queer aud pa, up by hands IA the Immediate em
ymeut Of the 10 "a. Tue expenses Of this W o
are paid muuthIy Ms vel IS tbe wages Of all "a o.
Crs employed on the road, an adcurreut expenses
and d. Of The road Il Is The settled policy OF Ihe
administration that no new deb shall accumuis e
All he pay men iatO he State Treasury have beeu
made from tue nett eaInlDRs of the rCad, and Iron
no other source Augusta D'PItrh