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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-07

LvRASKIfS MUSEUM. ~ GRAND STREET, Osa
II door from rroadway-Two rerfarmsn~ss -. given
every commencing cclork IN the ~
81 thT eyfDlng strangers and uhers viii observe thai tina
TIE Only place where the
MODEL ARTISTS
are exhibited consisting NJ n troupe n
BEAUTIFUL NUuNG LADIES
WHO win eact afternoon and evening pe-ctas
living pictures among chers "orssk Slave the Thses
oacesH "teuns Rlslug from the Sea- Adam and Ewr-
with other representations equally classic and artia
Aso wi appear, he - -
FEMALE MINISTERIAL
IN their pDnvn, rhrrnnes. Ne, together wNha
tRrNcH BALLET TROUPE
who viii execue highly and or 'nsi fanc~s
With other attractions hesra seats. ~ crrs
ROves ceuk Private 81. The Aisxs. -
Doors open al and c. commence a. snf1s
fskxrA
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TIRE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANIES
i mail steamship HAMMONIA, for London. Hamburg Ha
vre and Southampton viii sail from the companys PIER
North river foot Of Fulton street. Wednesday 18TH of De
For passage apply TO O. b. RICHARD. B0AS Co, Is
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NUMBER Psi


SUBSTITUTE FoR THE PoTsTo-W Jones.
Esqr., Of Liberty county has prsssu5sd - via s
spe linen Of japan fsm Dfosesrsa Bsfafas iais-
ed on hi- plsnttfion It is q very Dr--IfF- u14-fa
and from its 6ns favor and itsdefnsss RaT saitsI
for tshleus Itwas 6rsg Introduced into. Frs6ss
during the preValencs Of the P5tato rat IN Euroue
By the French Consul Ct japan, Eho sent q fsw
bae home, where they we're planted By the gov
erumerf and pronounced g decidsd success Sir
Jones ob aimed six bulbs from gardener in Fsi4
York, e. 40 expense Of one d llar piece. and kss
nos cultivated then for tWo years. lie informs
rs that they thrive best in sandy land, and rrsW
Perpendculrly, sometimes 50 loBg thai over 4 foot
Of 4 VIII be 6t for use. TIE top dies d0un IN the
winter, bUt the roos remains alive and sprouts
again IN The spring, grcEing larger every yeir-
Il Is 50 tender aud entirely free from bre thqt It
ea1not be Puile9uP. Ths skin bursts open Eheu
ooiled Ike en- Irish potato. The vine has fe bs
supported b. stake, and runs 10 q zrsaf leBgth,
me leaves projecting immediately opposite esch
other, and tnoor, from which the Yam er0ns s.
Prsduesd with every leaf The foasrs have ne
oahar fragrance, resembling the Odor of cinusIasa
and 20 powerful that It hlls tha surrounding ais
mosPneIe. Mr. Jones has kindly lef With - 4
lev OF tue tuoers for distribution which We viii
supply % any Of oar agrieultora friends Wh5 have
desire to Try them. SaUaaaah RsBubIeaa.
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s.FAKKE's srEAM ProW. .

EANAH bIAAM Flow
being the one exhibited at Centraia, was on the
ground and at o'clock a. m was fred up. The
grOubd It selected vas near the depo il had been
q corn6eld, but the demand for paprr city 10 vas
toO great TO allow OF its being pat TO useful pur-
poses, aud it was autographed aud TUNED oui 70
The commons, and is nov very we'll set with white
clover, blue and herds grass which is close grazed
presenting an uneven surface Of corn hills but
Otherwise in excellent condition for breaking up
with the usual teams, bu The constant rain bad
made the ground % soft and slippery for the heavy
engine to readily pass over il, It's motion there
fore slow, showing 70 q disadvantage. The surface
is somewhat rolling and &C the sOuIh end present
ing rather sharp grade, Jet The engine dreE six
pluWs, cutting 3 foot each through this sod Whue
at the same time they you'd rot seOur not being
adopted TO this soil, hsEing been made in Boston
shop, more for he purpose OF sslung than Of break
ing up an Illinois soil In justice 70 these ploWs
they had gvvn good satisfaction Centraia on the
lime and drift Of that section but nothing short Of
stee eli ppers viii answer il the aygilLO cal,
cdreous soil Of Central Illinois Had SCI Of Mr.
Decress' Moline easl steel pioEs been attach d we
cannot doubt but this slowing would have b.. n done
with perfect ease and to the entire sausfactiou Of
all In addi ion 70 tnis no cutters were PROVIDED
which sdded 10 The difficulty No farmers Won d
have put his pillow into Ihis sod without good uh-e
CUTTER and We we're surprised at the oVersfsht But
Mr.. Faskes not acquainted WIth the several va
risries our nlinO lst de and very naturally
2 uglAutN tAes me prairie ~ Oentfatla fH1r
ssmp Of the whole. He too lac discovered his
error. very much 70 his regret
The iurrOws plOTed we're one-fourth Of q mile IN
leng b, three b0uts making an acre The bouts
were done in ten aud half minutes each, but the
constant slipping Of the large drum on he wet sod,
materially lessened his speed, added to which he
wood uas soaked WItb Waier, and Il vas Hi'h s5ne
difficulty steam could be kept up. With dry bOis
ton, suirsbe pl VS., sLd cd fuel Two acres per
hour may be considered an Ovs estimate OF fair
work in prairie breaking. with eiguly pounds OF
cam, but with these ploWs which dragged like 50
macy anchors one hutd dred pounds aere used
In The afternoon his plO Eship was drl ven 70 4
stubble field nearly mile distant This sas verv
s,ft from the long rainy spell Of the past three
we ks and besides vas bles e3 Wiia q heavy arogth
Of tickle or fulz grass and other autumn weeds.
winch the ploEmen bold in SUCH detestation. These
aere now wet win melting snow aud ready 70 wind
up and clog the plOWs The engine proved It's abil-
ty 70 traEel over this 6eld By gciBg nearly half
mile and returning, At this time She snow had
changed 70 dreaded rain, and the spectators broks
for shelter, and thus endsd The days trial.
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1EACTIlNI; NIADE HOKSESHUEs.

. =. ]. =: y. !. :....== !. Z
" II execute orders for Horse and Mule shoes, OF " II
above tie price o.; Horse Shoe Iron.
Tie quality Iron use shoes Is warranted in every
respect These shoes have been approved Of and used By
t Jed States Government exclusively also by Of the
PRINCIPAL stage and Omnibus Companies and Horse Shoers
throughout country These Shoes can be purchased through
principal Hardware and Iron Stores United States.
addressed the subscriber, Troy, receive prompt
attention. WM F. BURDEN,
april6-y Agent Troy, York.
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FRESH GROCERHEs
90 Gases Superior Ass'd Teas,
20 Bags Old Government Cofss,
% Lagusyrs
Mocha
- dnE- celebrated WorcestarsiiFs sauce,
10 Firkns choice Grange D. Batter,
Win New York syrup,
BuckHhsa Fl0ur, Sc, &C.
'ust Received and fOr sale BY
novIo FREEMkV DRots
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


sz.az5ssa
FNHE Great Central Route, connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western, NOrthFesern and Southwestern States by
tnuous Railway direct. This Pittsburg
with daily lines Of Steamers tOs ports the Western Rivers,
and at Cleveland and Sanduy with steamers ali ports the
Northwestern Lakes; making the most direct, cheapest and gt
route by which FREIGHT can be forwarded and from the
5reds West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
iib boHsI F7rs Fsi 49, Dy UO'ds n 75c per IOOB
SEO0SD CLAss-Books and Stationary Dry en-. - 7oou
Goods (n bsles,l Hardware, Leather &C. O0 pr 'OO b
1IP PoJ % 5g H.3S Bgas' Bacon and per 1908.
Fourth CEAss.-Cofee Fish, Bacon, and Pork 40 ,oon
(packej,l Lard and Lard Oil, tOo p -O0R
Flour-7jcts per hbl. until further notice.
Grain-35cts per 100 lbs, until further notice.
Cott0nS2 bale not exceeding 5000 lbs weight, until fur
ther notice.
il In shipping Goods from any point East Of Philadelphia,
1epardcular 70 mark pacage "gI flEdepbiJ RaaToad
All Goods consigned 70 the Agents OF this Railroad Padel
phia Pttsburg viii he forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGESTs-liarris W0rmey & Co.. Memphis Tenn;
r. F. Sa s. Co., ST. Louis; J. s. Mitchell Son, Evansville,
Indiana Duesu Bell and Murdock, aud Carter Jewett,
Louisville, Ky; R. c. Mdrum, Madison, Indiana Sprngmsn
& Brown, and Irwin & Co, Cincinnati, n. W Graham K Co..
Evansville, Ohio; Leach Co.. No. 81 KHby street, Boston,
eh Co. Astor House, New York. No. J., William street,
and No. Battery Place. New York; E. J. SneeT, Phads pha
Magrew K0Ons, BatmOre Geo G. Franciscus Pittsburg
II, H. HOUSTON, General Freight AgeHs, PARd.
H. J L0MBAERT, Slllt,s AltO0aG, Penn.
april, '58-d
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steam PIOws.

DEcArUR, H., Nov. 10, 1858.
The weather to-day has been of the most unfsVOr-
able character for the trial of the ''Steam PloW"
Raining and showing 81 turns, it kept up eOntinu-
GUS dTizzle wetting the spectators and making the
ground SO slippery that it was difficult to move the
steam ploW over the ground, to say nothing about
plOWing. The plOWs expected we're one from Day
ton, Ohio, said to weigh seventeen tons; one from
Troy, New York; one from Delaware, and one from
Pennsylvania but with the exception Of the latter
they failed 70 come to time The one from Dayton
was reported failure, not being capable Of moving
itself on paved streets. The one Of Troy was not
ready, and of the other WscOuld not obtain even
flying report
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WILL sell rent Possession given Immediately that we'll
u known Tavern stand, the SPRINGFIELD HOTEL with large
Stable and Garden attached Would also let with it. hire
several valuable house servants. Desiring to change position
would sell my residence Of the pleasant and beautiful
in the place, and small farm two the town. well wated
and setin grass W. LOWE.
SPrassls TsAs., August s4th, IsSS-ti.
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WANTED TMWEDTATELYI

S00 BBLs Of choice Green apples, delivesed at our
ShBNb warehouse Nashville the plantation. Persons
wishing call upon and we can furnish barrels
aud TX the time Of delivery
We also want 1000 bushels Of Dried Apples and 1000
bushels Of Dried Peaches. Sacks furnished by
s. q n
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9asgailIl aniun anS aulsritan.
Daily IS TTIsTTssEIT a: 7TeS,rtw 60
Rases of Advertising.

OussquAre. year, SSOBasb additional square, so
Advertisers exceeding tRe space cOntraessa
for VIII be charged for the excess.
IN TIE WEEKLY
On DOtLAR SuarsfOr ths arst, and FUTT oxDfr sa
Iutssqusnt Insertion.
Advertisements Pubhsd N bOgh tie Daily and Weekly, WI
Be charged The MI daily With onsha he weekly ts
addsd.
7ransias Aas~ssaaesos sspos4 f'r q sfss sias II
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO

e II =
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
TWyERWINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East, and Wheeling, BenwoOI and Park
Tsburg which places uuites with Railroads,
S teamers, &c, for and from all points in tie
West, Southwest and NOrtb-WeSt.
Two Wheeling daily 1915 A. NJ, 4:55 P. NJ,
1880 P. NJ.
One train only Sundays, at 4:55 P NJ
Direct connections made by these trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
This is the only route to Washington City.
Passengers b this Route can visit Baltimore Philadelphia,
Boston, the ticket Boston alone by
other lines.
Time as quick and fare as ia auy other Route
INQUIRE for tickets via Railroad, any
Of the principal Railroad ONCE In the West.
E. r. FULLER. Genl Western Agent
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
Smith Master TranspOrtatiou ser6
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FuRTmER REpUeTIoN.


THRoUsH RATS oT FREIGHT PROM NASHVILLE,
neonneson with NE YORK Side Wheel snd Screw Steamship
Lines.
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THE ssOLD DOmINION,, COFFEE-POT.

yHOUsANDS Of this Coffee have already sold
the demand from al parts Of the United States is rapidly
the increase Wherever introduced, it has given the most
complete satisfaction.
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Never fails do its work right Cook cannot spoil your cup OF
neglect Ogeuns, after she has placed the boiler
the stove orange
Some three huure C0EeePots have been sold in
Nashville they warranted TO give perfect satsfaconi al
sizes from twenty quarts For by
ielE J. W. WILSON, College street.
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NEW PAIL 4 WNTER GOODS

TR " BE & LU CAS-.
VNTB receiving stock Of Fall and Winter Staple
w and Fancy Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Fur and
Wool Hats Shoes, Boots and Brogans Carpetng QueensEaT
Hardware etc. which invite the special attention Of ali
Merchants makng their stock in this market It is
sy for anything regard 70 selling goods cheap,
reported throughout all the Eastern cities selling
goods We the Charge and say short
time, prompt buyers and cash that prepared sell
goods this Fall cheaper than heretofore. Please call and examine
stock.
We have beautiful line Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, OF every
popular kind imported manufactured United States
to which we invite special attention.
Also, have large stock Of READY MADE CLOTHING that
can't be beat in quality, style and cheapness in America.
Also 400 cases BOOTS SHOES, which and will sell
under regular prices.
Also goo pieces of CARPETING,3 ply ply, and a
cotton that be bought Of for less than manufacturers
prices Call and
Also, We have made Arrangement with OF the largest i'm
porting houses QueensEare by crate New
York jobbing prices Call and examine before buying.
Also, Hardware, Cutlery, Files, Axes, &c, &c.
Merchants who purchase for cash. and give short notes.
and pay hem Will find house the place for them,
TRAUBE & LUCAS
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nOn BOXES Ic IOxl4 Tin, hest brand
ZGEF $50 boxes TX l0xI4 Tin, best brand.
900 do lc l4N20 do do do
50 do TX do do do do
90 pigs Banca Tin.
81 pigs Lead, Just received and for sale low by
aug2I J. ". WILSON
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II viii great Of unnecesry trouble II cur
friends In writing 70 viii besr IN mind the following rules
AEas give thsdat past Oes county md stats n the Oy
Of your letter.
II wish the paper changed from enc ocs to snothsr vs
both Offices IN fall.
II write business and other matters write on separate
sheets Of psper, OF different leaves Of enc sheet
Letters and solicited al EEch
Szhjec8 nay Be of Information interest public
Anonymous eommuncs5ns 0f whatever character VII sesvs
attention.
Correspondents should Ets only upon one ss q he Bansr
Wecann0t undertake. to return rejected communications
All letters bunes should Be directed to Messr T. @
ELsTAH Co, and not personally 70 either Of the PFoprs
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ZINE COFTON- FARH AND '.ssROB

TTEO EFFECT PARTITION between Mrs.. Mary ---rs-.
Ann WitkoEEsi and her eiuliren. AdellEa
Victoria. Eugene Leondas, and Piuczney Je1erslu
Davis Said Plantation lies ca North Lausiana
OF miles from Gen. Wo0is0lks placs. aboat six
miles IRON The Mississippi river and fronts Bagou
Mason FOR uiles MD BayUuis nsVihe half th- ~
There are 500 Acres Clsared and In a fine
state Of CultsvatiOms with steam saw
mills steam Gil5 and Cypress Brake Fithin td1ss
quarters Of nile from he MI. This place can be bou1i
public sale IN
January, 1859,
TEOhril q he 7o b bought pEasgs and hs ~
r1alning Ons-llird at iz1blic sale.
ALSO; The owners Of the Eo-tiris VII s fhs parties Fh
buy Land adjoining the above plant1n 2 ceres oras
of which 3oucres are cleared. leo ff % e.s n = lA
been deadsned Tor several years, and he tailne 80
sold on very ATorehle terms, part O ion ~ - p.
other part on eleven years time Eln interest run a'- -e
VII also Be sold about
Eighty Likely Negroes,
all rassd on and belonging o he as ea1s Lerarsor ny
i,ey,so1 -s-ess1- s sb5Fe, sil f1- n. 5. Fre1ch
- ~ - a. proper Information Eddre1s
-' JULIUS WlrkOWEkI,
Athton, La, 1s miles ahgTs fazs ProVidsr11
NassislIs ossobg y ls's.-tln.
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Tie Passenger Depot, open
hour before starting Train, which allows ample time
for the puroas Of Tickets It is open at other time during
day Passengers the Eastern cities leave the A. u.
Train which throughout with Trains the other roads.
Time Richmond q hours Washington two days Philadelphia
half York three days This the cheapest
I'D best route from Nashville to the East
New Orleans passengers leave the 230 P. NJ. Tin arriving
Memphis New Orleans, the evening Of
next day, and through without detention at Memphis.
Those for McMinnve spaTta and Beeheba Springs leave
Nashville the 230 NJ Train which directly at Tul
lah0ma with the Train for McMnnve. Persons leaving Nc
MinnTie in the morning arrive at Nashville at 7O P. NJ
At Nashville there which leave daily for Smithand
and connect with boats for different places the Ohio and Mis-
ssspp rivers also daily line Of stages for Louisville leaving
very morning the arrival Of the night express.
b. this change Of Schedule the Train from Memphis connects
direct At Stevenson with up and down day Trains causing
delay Nashville Eastern passengers hour gained
over the former Schedule in going TO Memphis from Nashville
G. L. ANDERSON,
julyl0, 1858 BFa General Ticket AgSnt.
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
s

Three Daily Trains from PittsbUrg
10 Philadelphia.
FEVRAINs leave burg as follows Mail A. NJ; East Line
3 P. n; Express Mail $40, p NJ
The Express Mail daily the other two Sundays excepted
making DIRECT CONNECTIONS with all the trains from St.
Louis, Mo- Dubuque KeOuk and Iowa City, Iowa. Cairo Rock
lsland' and Chicago, illinois, Lexington and Louisle, KY;
IeTe Haue Indianapolis and Lafayette, Indiana Cincinnati,
Columbus Dayton, Toledo, CeyeoRd GAINESVILLE, Cresne,
Masl0n and Wooster, Chic. Aso Kansas, Nebraska and Min
nesota, and
ALL POINTS IN THE WEST.
FARE AS Low AS ANY OTHER ROUTE
Passengers from the West rely upon this being the short
est and most expeditions route to Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
New York and all Eastern cities.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
aug2l Passenger Lines, Penn. Railroad, PhiI'a-
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Ga WHEAT, CORN AND FLOUR "a q

TNREIGHTs TO CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH, on the
articles above named, reduced to the following rates
until further notice:
Wheat per bushe, "a ceuts
Corn do, 30 do.
Flour per barrel, 81 20
Stations Of the Nashville and Chattanooga Road
rates. less the difference between the Caryefr0m
ahvle Chattanooga and the points Of shipment to Chaa
lo0ga local tarid
sep3O-u B, CHAS. W, ANDERSON Gen'l Ag't-
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The OId nominion CoFfec-Pot

Makes better codee than possible to obtain in any ott
way because, ingenious but simple cement the hous
keeper may boil her co1eg any length Of time without loss
aroma thus securing all the elements Of the c0uee in their naur
and proportional combinations.
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1s5s.

New Stock Of FAN and Winter
GOODsI
VETE are receipt Of our stock of Goods adapted to tn
w approaching seasn, comprising the largest and mos
/ Of the latest styles, entirely new.
FRENCH, ENGLISH ana GERMAN ME.
RNOs,
THIBET CLOTHSj
ALPACA LUsTRES, of ali qualities;
REAL mOHAIR ana SILK LUSTRES;
COBUBGs, and ITALIAN CLOTHS for
LADIES' Dress Goods;
DE BEGE, &c., Sc., of all qualities;
FRENCH, ENGLISH, and AMERICAN
MUSLIN DE LANES, Of the greatest va
riety of styles;
FRENCH, SCOTCH, ana AMERICAN
PLAIDS,.&c.
Children's PIaids----GOOds of
Cw styles
solid oOlOred MOUSLIN DE LANES, of
all qualities;
our stock Of DRESS G>,ODs is perfect ana
complete in every respect, and cannOtbe
surpassed in quality ana price.
GentIemen's Furnishing Goods
Superior quality Of BLACK, BLUE and
FANCY COLORED CLOTHS of all prices.
BLACK, and FANCY cOLORED CASSIE
mEREs of entirely new styles;
SOLID COLOHED CAssIDrEnEs of all
qualities
FANCY VEsTIsG. AIarge stock of new
styles of CUT VELVET, FANCY CAssI-
MERE, SILK End wOKSTED VEST
NGS &c., &c.
Notions and Trimmings!
Our comprises the largest variety Of small wares, Trim
ings Threads Of all kinds, COmbs Buttons &c &c Hosiery
Gloves suspendes Handerhe Umbrellas, and every article
wanted in Dry Goods Store.
BLACK andFANCY DRESS SILKS;
With the greatest variety of Trimmings.
eOOCases FANCY PRINTS, of American,
English and French manuFactE-e.
so Cases BIeached Domestic, all quaIi-
ties;
100 Bale. BROWN S8EETINGS and
SIIIRTNGS;
100 Bales 4-4 and Us OSNABURGS;
100 Bales BROWN ana BLEACHED
DRILLINGS;
sOCases PLAID LINSEY;
SO Cases BED TICKING and CHECK
PLAIDS, etc
aOCases SATTINETS;
80 Gases KERSEYS;
5000 Negro BLANKETS of all quaIitie
1000 COAT BLANKETS, Sc IS
TRAVELLING RUGS, BLANKETS, etc.;
White Goods and EmbrOideries of every
variety, sleeves, Collars, etc., etc.:
LACES, EDGINGS, FOOTINGS, White
and Black Bonnet Ribbons of all styles;
MANTUA and SATIN RIBBONS, OF all
cOIors and widths;
IRISH LINENS of every quality;
SILK and TABBY VELVETS, all cOlOrSj
The greatest variety of SHAELS, for
Ladies'; also, GENTLEMEN'S TRAVEL
LING SHAWLS;
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FENHE subscriber for sale seventy Ofand the
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nashville, ad
joining the tract which he resides and the lands Of Capt John
Jones The land equal the BEST with abundOnee Of excel
lent falling water, with the beautiful building site
in the country and in the midst Of the finest neighbohoOd
America. april4 NATHANIEL BAXTER
NOR SALE.--one hundyed bales Northern Extra Hay
just received by imay7- P. ANDERSON
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The Old Dominion COfTee-POt

Gives healthy beverage Nervous dspeptc- and bilious per
who had dared coffee for years, have been able to
drink their flvore beverage again when made this boiler
without OF OF the old unpleasant
quences. healthy. by the Of condenser,
ration is prevsnte and the coffee can boiled long enough
release ali the natural elements Of the berry, and get them in just
proportion in the beverage
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Charleston and savannah.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville a Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

-
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.
ON and ser SUNDAY, July H. 1s5s the Passenger Trains
u viii be as folloWs
Leave Nashville daily at A. NJ. and 2-30 p. N,
Arriving at ChattanooVs at 2.20 P. NJ. and l-55 A. NJ
Leave Chattanooga at 9 A. NJ and P. NJ.
Arriving a Nashville a 80 P. II. and 10 A. NJ
Through tickets are od at Nashville the following places
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The ola Dominion Coffcc-POt
The ola Dominion COFfee-PO

Is t. economical for nothing being lost by evaporation IN
polling fourth Coffee required while the beverage is
stronger, more fragrant, and mOredelicious.
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Plantation Goods

a low VA. MOORE.
NB.-We will he receiving new goods and pretty goods
throughout the entire and all cash buyers and cash pay
inc customers viii fnd they alway do we'll at our store
as WM. MOORE,
,sou No. - Union street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-23

TNGNE TEAS..aJust received from large Importes Of
Teas good assortment Of Imperial GunpoEder SOlong
and Black Teas for sale BY the large email quantity hy
A. STRETCH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-23

FAIRBANKss SCALES.
A FULL ssOck of al sisss, in store and for salsty
~ ROy9 HARRIS, GORD0N 4 co.