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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17

San Francisco Agems.-NT. l.. P.PIaHRR
INK Washington Street TIP Stalrs) nraTly opposite Ma
gures OcrA House, only authorized agent TOT sAs
Francisco.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17

Dissolution Of Copartnership.
TINiiE CVpIrineth tNttirg hetv ern tho sub
L scribe under the nainr aud style Of bean W,tL.
erWAx - this day dissolve cd hy mutual {. n.ent.
An Iersns ewing said hrn III cali and A-tie the .anr
without delay aid INV rsAn hAv ug ~ claim ne IN It
the late hrm ca" have thu SAM lluLlstc by
at the cid stand where urNn ~ll reua,n a few days
FOR that purpos.. ! J pENN.
H. WErlIEENAN.
GrV''! T1a'. July l: l\,~ H.. In !
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17
PLACERVTLLE AND COLOMA
Daily Stage Line!

(toNDEE, MONROE co. are running DAILY etarO
- 0etEeen E1acervilo and CNlOaiA They have placed
upon the road new aud commOdiOus STAGE, with q
change OF Teams each day BY which they are enabled to
carry passengers from the other via sp<ed
ease and safety.
~FARE ONLY TWO DOLLARS.
W-A,tentiOn paid to the delivery Of packages. Ae.
CONDEE MONROE Co
N R-e4aGe leaves the Cary House for CoIOma a Souv
O'Clock, NJ; and leaves the Sierra Nevada Hotel CoeSS
for nAeervlIle, at I O'Clock, A. NJ, every day,
Pacorvlle, January, 1885,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17

Thanks 70 Davis Roy, OfGhe Alta, and Tracy oTwelS
Fargo Co., for numerous fAvOrs during the week.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17
Bonnets ! BonnetsII- -

GRAPE, SILK. LACE, NeapOtan and Tuscan Bouusts
~ Just received and for sale 0t -'~'-'''
BLOCH & BACHMAN'S.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17
Three Good Reasons for not Going to
Fraser.

First-cvery person in California who is
willing to labor can at least make q cOmf"rta-
bic living, beside having the chances Of max
ing strike. There is, doubtless, more gold
in California now, than has ever been taken
out it. and every gold digger has at least n
chance of finding the hidden treasure.
Second-The "coior" Of gold can be found
in certain range Of country which, like an
immense zone, girdlcs the whole State of Cali
(ornia as well as vast portions Of adjoining
territory. In this great aurifcrouS belt, the
presence of gold is universal. There is no
chimcra, or speculation about it. We know,
from actual investigation, that it does exist
throughout this entire region. We know
that the richest placcrs, and other deposits
which tho world ever heard Of, have been
found in this same golden zone. We are
aware, also, that many hundreds Of thousands
Of acres Of it havc never yet been dug over,
or even thoroughly prospccted. Why then
should practical, sensible men abandon some
thing tangible and reliable for an apochryphal
rumor; or doubtful possibility? Ifmcn are
determined to spend the remainder Of their
days in prospecting for gold, why not do it in
California, where the air is pure, the climate
mild, the ncccsSarics and comforts of life album
dant, and where VIC have the fullest assurance
that countless millions yet lie buried? Those
who 60 to Fraser River must prospect before
they can begin mining. We know that, in a
gold-bearing countryU constant prospecting
will develop the richness Of the mines and,
judging from tho past history Of our own
mines, We can safely conclude that the same
amount Of labor which must necessarily be
expended in the North, if applied in the I'M
dug portions Of California would bring forth
more gold than Fraser ever can produce.
Third-Frastr Riveris in foreign country,
under the control Of a dictatorial, purse proud
Company, whose arrogance and presumption
are only cquoled by the tyrany of their cXclu-
sive political and commercial policy. The
gold region Of that country is not known to
be either extensive or prolific, and that which
has been developed is situated in the midst OF
an almost inaccessible wilderness, inhabited by
vast hordcs of mcrciess, thieving savogcs =
and, in addition to this, from the most rcla
bic sources VIC are assured that the gold pa.
GERS arc for nearly one half the year under
water, and frozon hard the other half. Fol-
these reasons and many others which might
be mentioned, we don't intend going to Fraser
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-17

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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-21
The HINT make the Man.

Of all articles of dress, none has so much
influence upon the opinion of the public rs
the hat. \ hat cXcitcs. in the first plac. the
cmotion-it may be a deceptive oue-of res
p ctablity. The man who puts it on feels
like a gentleman. All great philosopher,
know that nothing has more powerful ten
d tncy To make a mlu good, THAI to consider
and treat him rs such: and universally. the
man who wears IL good hat is held to be Il good
an, until the opposite i proved. \ con-
stable would never arrest well hated man
on mere suspicion. He would require the
oath OF at least two respectable witnesses.
On the other hand, the wearcr of IL tad hat
one knock d in at the side jamm d in at the
top; I'LL Il with dust because II j. innocent of
the brush. worn in the rim down To the smooth;
such p rson is just OH ct Of public sUs-
picion. If be has a case ia court, it is sure to
20 against him, however clearly the law may
b. III his favor. If he carries about Il suh>crip-
ton paper. in behalf of the most deserving
charity, the greatest philauthrophists snub
and fuse him. Il becomes, then, high so
cal moral duty not only to give heed 10 our
ways, but to our hats.
no FRANclsco's is the place TO get The
hat.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-21
HoRsEs AID MrLEs FOE TIE UTAH WYE

HORSES AND MULES FOR THE UTAH WAR
The PRICES PAID.-A correspond mt, writing
from Fort Lcavcnworth, says: The pur-
chass Of animals for the Utah cxpodjti n
continues 10 be biiskIy carried on. There
are in the vicinity Of the Fort, some three
thousand mules Of which some two hundred
and Gfty are from Tennessee, five hundred
from Pennsylvania, and the remainder from
Missouri. The price has not vet been p.rma-
nently fixed, but it ranges to Sl75 per animal
The buying price for horses averages SIPS.
The supply is large. and large numbers of
each ar continually coming in
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-21
Conversational.

WAsHINGToN,April z0.-SENATE-Mr. Hous-
ton advocated a protectorate for Mexico,
which reciteS that
WHEREAS, Mexico's attempts to maintain
Government are abortive, and the United
States will not allow foreign powers to sub
Jugate Ler, a committee of seven be appointed
to Inquire into the necessity Of establishing a
prott ctorate.
Laid YER till tomorrow
The Deficiency bill was discussed.
Mr.. Clark moved to reconsider the vote on
the Pacific Railroad agreed to- Adjourned.
HOUsE-Mr. Burlington offered a resolution
which was adopted asking for the correspon-
dence with Chill relative to the detention of
the American vessels Franklin and Good Re-
turn at Lalcuhuana.
The Police billwas rejected by IL majority
The substitute proposing board of Commits
slOners was tabled.
There were spicy remarks between Giddings
and Shaw, the latter charging Giddings with
congratulating Gilmtr on his anti-Lecompton
speech. There was some excitement, but was
finally quiet,d
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-21

"a We tlink b. hardly known even 10 the most in
t.ugeut OF our readers how deep some OF the scen-
GEES looking down into the mysteries OF creation.
We knew there were wonderful discoveries m these
times, and wonderful made OF them. but did not
know IA, Chemists initiating IN their crucibles and
SURPRISING tho wonderful productions Of or
Etnic lie Daring our visit 10 Lowell were intro
dpced by OF their prominent the labor
atory Of Dr. Aver, Ouvent1r OF Cherry Pectoral and
ttthLrt.c Plis,) whore were shown with generous
Laukuess his processes and his products THIS mas
Ter genius oC his manufacturing the subtle essen
ces OF lowers from tar and other vegetable Substances
HIS essence OF Pine Apple, Strawberry Chcckerberry
Ounce, Pear, Cauea, Cinnamon Sc., only equal
bat they exceed IA purity OF flavor, those vegetables
themselves. His OIL of Wutrr-green is purcr and II
better navor than any that can De gathered from the
plant aud yet IS made 10y chemical coup position from
tbe hydrocarbons ia tlrl lis process s 10 aualyze
tao substance aud aad the exact ultimate atoms ol
which u Is made, then recompo>e tlcm Ia the same
propo' uo.s wAira exist IN nature Ars,iln .Idoo-
Cltc.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-21
kanc,s Arctic I.pedI.ion.

Very few persons, while sitting home comfortably
10 their easy chairs, can form any adequate idea the
larLsiups endured by the bcd mrn who followed the
amcuted Or Kane oU the Urnuc,l Arctic Expedition
Besides tic suffering caused by The uhusptable eli.
mate, the Intense cold Brought on rheumatism stsrf
ness u tho JOINTS, Chdbllus, &c, and IN many IN
stances thc llabs ad members OF tie daring expor
ors were frozen or frost bitten Their sunrrngs from
these causes we're very great and would have been
uacndurabiv but for the happy effects OF a IIuimcnt
invented expressly Tor their by the celebrated pr
\. G. Bragg plentiful sapply or which was taken
ni"us With the eNpcitoa. Thls I4uirneat provci 30
valuable, aad ~ merits 81 fly confirmed uadvr the
most uaiAyora5c circumstances, that pr bragg has
been iaduUei % comnlraoe a. manufacture Tor the
pabAc- lie calls II very properly "BEsoo's AEe1ic
fIsnsSr" II = no~ ior sale At an Tie Drug stores
aud Nill undoubtedly come into universal usu.
agrl-lm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-21

GooD ADvIcE.--The thousands of cripplcs
whom rheumatism has left with -tihj.ned Joints.
or whom palsy has bcrcft Of the use of their
limbs, are advised to try DR.. BRAGG's Arctic
LINMENr, which has never yet failed to cure
single case OF the kind in which a fair trial
has been made. 1t is also useful in relaxing
muscles contracted or drawn up from cramp /;
IN reducing or scattering white sw,llngs; ia
healing ulcers, and in curing all manner Of
eruptve diseases of the skin, such a. letter.
ringworm, scaldhrad, Nc II is also useful in
healing wounds of all descriptions, and in re-
moving wcns and tumors. This invaluable,
article is already obtaining IL wide circulation
and celebrity and many marvellous cures have
been wrought by it,
1t is also iniala5lr in curing the diseases OF
horses aud cattle, and is in general use by all
the livery stable keepers in the United States.
Bor sale in Nashville, by BERRY ~ DEMO
VILE.
An agent is wanted in every town aud vii.
lage. Applications should be mad To BRACE
BuRRowEs, ST. Louis, Mo, and must always
be accompanied by good reference.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-21
ca Read The Tcstimonr.-.a
r. " CHiLEINT says:

MuEGANTowN, Va, Sept -. 1855.
ship mo immediately l. dozen German BitteTs and
assure you no medicine thatl sell gives such general
satisfaction the demand for Il being being beyond all
precedent. II affords me pleasure o. sell a medicine
satisfactory To all our physicians no longer scout
at II, but compelled t. acknowledge rs intrinsic
value and the greater part ur them have had magua-
uiuy Of soul sufficient lay aside their prejudiccs
agi prescribe IL ia their pracuc,
Ask for Hoonand's German Bitters and take moth
ing else. They are prepared aud sold by Dr. C. NJ
Jackson, AIS Arch street Philadelphia and are sold
by druggists and keepers every town and VII
lage In the United states, Cauadas West Iudes and :
America, at - cents per bottle see thar the sigma
tIre OF NJ jackson on the wrapper Of each bottle
aprI-lm
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gp Celegrapb.
Arrival of the Steamer Arago.


New YORK, April 20.-The steamer Arago
has arrived with Havre and SOUTHAMPTON
dat of the seventh.
The Canadas adYices reached Liverpool on,
the fourth. Sales of Cotton for three days
$4,000 bales, of which spectators took 5000
bales and exporters 1000 bales at an advance
OF TO SIG, closing firm and active. The
steamers news caused an advance. Manches-
ter advices favorable. and all qualities slight
ly advanced. ConsOls for money 961(G96S.
Richardson. Spence & Co, quote Flour steady,
but dull. Wheat quiet and steady-Red 6s
I'd; White Is cd. Corn dull. All descriptions
OF Beef dull. Pork quiet, at 20. Bacon
quiet and steady. Lard firm at an advance
OF ls-sales at 52CG53s.
HAVRE.-Orleans tres ordinaire 95; stock
in port AZ 900 bales.
The Leviathan got adrift, but was secured
entirely uninjured.
The American bark Petrea is total wreck,
but her passengers and crew were saved.
D'1sraeli will bring out his budget on the
10TH Money is generally duh.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-21

MCLEANs COgDIAL--As may be seen. we in
sert this work the advertiser of Mclean,
Cordial, &c
IL Is very well known we are not parlicu.
larly favorable to patent medicines, and. a. q
general thing. eschew the whole Of them with
but little crr, mony. and with these sentiments
we clined inserting this advertisement until
we knew what were the Ingredients of the
medicine, aud how compound d. This We
have learn, d, and b lieving as we do, that the
ingredients arr good. and the compound judi
clously made. we recommend it as Il mixture
worthy OF public confidence.
The above is from the St. Louis Christian.
Ad0ocate edited by the celebrated Rev. DR..
McANALLY, which speaks volumes in favor of
McLean's Cordial We say to all. try it, See
the advertisement in another column.
aprl2-Zw.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-21

JJ- We wish to inform the public, that we
have just returned from the east, with beau
tiful stock of dress goods, and feel confident
we can offer inducements to purchasers, equal
to any other Merchants in the city If prices
are an object, we are determined to sell a.
cheap as the cheapest. We would call the at
tention of the ladies especially to Il lot of side
striped Berege and Muslns, which we bought
unusually cheap and will sell them the same
way. Also silks, ducals and all the different
kinds of dress goods. Our stock of staple
goods is very compl te. all Of which we wish
TO spose OF immediately on terms most IA
vOrable to purchasers. Call soon and ex-
anime for yourselves.
l. c. NICHOLSON &CO..
aprG-f No. - Public Square.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-21

STUATED in Eigeheld, on the Galatin Turnpis
- For further particulars apply 10
sept. II. 4 Y : TTNpST ~
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The SEIiyir..s

Prepared by Dr. JAS WILLIAMS for the cure of DYs
PEPSY, and nothing but DYSPEPSY las advertised in
another column has, by its merits obtained for
Nse 50 hgh reputation in Philadelphia, that Phys-
Clans acquainted with its properties are using them
serves ana prescribing il to their PATIENTS con WINGED
by observation, Of its great efficacy in restoring the
disordered digestive organs a healthy function. M.
merous cases Of Dyspepsy, of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned as incurabIe bv
some OF the Medical Faculty, have by the use Of this
Elixir been restored to perfect health as attested GER
tidcates testify. aprl3-1v
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-21

The NICHOLSON PAvEMENT.-They have a
wooden pavement in Chicago, which is thus
described: 1T consists of row of wooden
blocks standing endwise upon broad floor
ing. The rows are placed one inch apart, and
the spaces between them are filled with a pre-
paratiol Of coal-tar and gravel. The flooring
underneath is well covered with coal-tar on
both sides. The tar excludes moisture, and
prevents decay, and the whole structure Is i'm
penctrable to frost"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-21

lS- MrP.'s little daughter came running
to b T aunt one day, saying,
.Aunt Kate! aunt Kate little Matte has
swallowed buttonr'
Seeing her terror, her aunt calmly replied,
'.WeIl, what good will that do herr"
Said the child. very seriously,
.'Not any good, as l see, unless she swal-
lows 4 button-hOlep
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-21
STRING FAIR.

The Annual Spring Fair 4 the Iayidson county Az
ricutura and Mechanical society, Tor the war lsss
will BE- held at the Fair Grounds near Nashville CA the
4tht sth OF May inclusive, Liberal premiums are Of
fered list u which with regulations for holdug
may DO had on application u L. r. WILLIAMS, socreta-
ry, al the otiice of the southern Houcatad No f7s
Dcndrick street, or at this once Membership r,k.
cts emitting thu holder o. all the privileges Of the so
ciety for the year 1885 access g. ar grounds
during the Spring Par, may be had Tor 81 on appea
ton u THos. b. JOHNSON Treasurer
WA G. HASpIN0,
Feb Z2--triW&Nb President
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Patent Circular Saw GUNNER

IN
inches Also MandreIs sizes O Saws. ~ " w
MACY
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-21
Straw Cutters.
Farming Implements.

RI GRAIN TOBACCO HOES
f>I Inc Blades all Tools
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-21
EVERY MAN 4 MAGICIAN.
THE MAGICIAN'S OWN BOOK :
Or, the Whole Art Of COnjuring.

(tlN6 complete hand book Of Parlor Magic con
II tanning over One thousand Optical Chcmcal Ne
chanscal' Aagnctica and Magical Experiments Anus
ing Iransuutttions, Astonishing Slcghts and subtle
ties, Celebrated Card Beceltions Ingenious Tricks and
numbers, curious and entertaining puzZles-Together
with all the most noted Tricks 0f Modern Performers
The whole fHhstrutet trih 500 Wood Cts and in
tended Hs a source Of amusement for one Thousand
ahd one evenings, l2mo. cloth, 400 pages Gilt side
ana b. stamp PRICE ONE DOLLAR
Published by DICK * FITZGERALD
NO Is Ann street New York
Also, for sale by all booksellers in this place
Copies Of the above book sent by mail on reeeip, Of
81, 20 any address free OF postage.
kellable Agents wanted 60 canvass for s.THE MAof
lAN = ONN Book and other popular works. send
cash orders u the above address DESCRIPTIVE Csta
l"gues ct our Books mailed TO any address f1EE
aprl7-lwdAW-R
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-21

Dir. CHAPMAN, Of Philadelphia, whose wit
was equal to his medicine. having been in:
vited by a friend more eminent for a love of
show than for real literary attachments. to
examine his newly Gtted-up library, was asked
how he liked the tast" displayed. lie looked
round upon the gorgeous crimson curtains,
the rich mahogany cases, and dark maroon
paper and carpets, and then, with his peculiar
comical eXpr ssion and nasal vo;ca, replied
''Ecaything read (rcd) Ja tie 6ooks."
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-21

E1- The Hons. THos. L. ANDERSON and S.
II. WOoDsox, from the 2nd and 9Th Congress
sional Districts Of Missouri. elected as Ameri-
cans, and both friends of the admission Of
Kansas under the LecomptOn constitution,
have declared themselves candidates for re-
election.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-21
Markets by Telegraph.

New YORK, April 2O.-Cotton, sales 500
bales at AN adva.lce of /; Closed unseitle d
IZs for upland mlddling; Flour 4 55Cd4 %
Tor southern Wheat, western white / So
Corn firm; Polk and beef buOyant; Lard i
Oll4; Tobacco II; Sugar 58C97; For mus
covedo coffee, Rio IJl9lO4.
CINCINNATI, 2O.-Flour 37O0375; Whisky
l69 keg lard IS; Mss PORK for June de-
livery SIG.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-21

tx. WILLIAMSON. NEW FIRM. ARCHER c1rr,1nAx.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-21
why There are More PIous Women
than Men.

The reason why tn r. are more pious wo-
men than men Is not because women are
weaker of their passions less powerful. but
because feeling Of dependence Is native in
the female heart. II is because the pride OF
Independence has little or no place there 1t
is because the female mind has to undergo
comparatively small revolution to become
religious. One powerful barrier that stands
before the path OF every IMAM in his approach
TO tn valley of humiliation does not oppose
the passage Of the true woman. II il very
rare that those who are druomiuat.d strong
mind woman" b, come religious The pride
of personal indrp Hdrnce prevents this
So sweet aud 50 natural thing is picty
among women that men have come to regard
IA woman without it rs strange. if not In-
healthy, and goddess IN n often sci ct p.ou,
wives because thpy see that pi ty sogtcns and
deep'ns and clevutas every natural grac, of
ptrson, and every Accomplishment of mind
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-21
Alfred FIarIs ESn

Says" Ny wife has been sorely afflicted with Dys
pepsa for the last year. During this time she had
used 50 many medicines which seemed To aggravate
rather than remove the disease that we almost des
paired Of her recovery. Living the country she en-
J"ycd all the advantages of pure air and exercise yet
each day she seemed to be more enleebled. With
some difficulty, persuaded her to take your Holland
Bters, which, ana happy to state, has completely
cured her,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-21
General News.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2O.-The Rev. Dudley
A lying died from an injury received from "a
threshIng machine.
WAsHINGToN, April 20.-The United States
steamer Fulton has gone to Tampico to pro-
tect American property. All the midsnip-
men examined at Annapolis recently have
been ordered into active service
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-21
To Nervous Sufferers,

retired Gentleman having been restored TO health
IN few days, after many years of nervous suffering
VIII send (ree) TO assist others, copy of the prescrip
ton and a supply OF the remedy, on receiving a
stamped envelope bearing the applicants address. Di-
rect the Rev. JOIN NJ DAGNAIL, Is6 Fulton street
Brooklyn, NY. aurI3-tri-w-s
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-21
The Ladies'! The Ladies!

1t is well established fact, that fully half Of the
female portion OF oar population, seldom the
enjoyment Of good health their own expires
SION ''neycr feel we'll" They Iauguid devoid Of
all energy, extremely nervous and have no appetite
To this class OF myalids the HOodaud's German IAt
tors are sSperiaiiy recommended Their peculiar
and nvisordtng properties render them invaluable IN
such tasrs
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-21

@- We are indebted to Hon. F. K. ZoI.Lr-
COPPER and Hon. JOIN BEL. for valuable
public documents.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-21

COTTOS MANUFACTURED IN STATE Prison.
The last mail from Texas informs Us that
the introduction of cotton manufactures into
the State Penitentiary has proved very salts
factory. The mills now turn out from ten to
twelve thousand yards per week.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-21
yEanted immeaia,eI,. DO 80

6E@eS men ~ engage Ia the sale ~ The most
lHular selling th'sSs Ia Amertsa- lnvaihs mechan.
-, farmers sd tesehgrs Wls.ng travel III! aad
tbs very proiltabe and pleasant Business esaAblng
thein - te ssntfy and maucy az he same
utae. AEuntz hos "a ihe busasss sluArs4s ffusn
$50 ~ 81 500 gsr ysaF fsr ftA IaFtsculsFs Aad
ia e bookss address Al. n ElfIroN. oaeea Clay
fabisAinE h2ase, ttl MeB ssruet SiaeaiaAi ohio %
hFiag AT u. RIIIaOS fis..AaslpAa. Pa
sepL .i.--iy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-21

~ y. p. Wills Home Journal advertises circulars
furnished gratis explaining the reasons why it requires
gentleman of accomplished mechanical genius TO
operate Wheeler and Wilson'S Sewing machine and
Why SO many 'excellent house keepers" can not do
it. feb2o ,f