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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-02
WEDNESDAY,, Oct. 20th, 1853.

W EDNESDAY, Oct. 2Ull, IS0S.
Tie Association was called to order by
the President. The minutes Of yesterday
were called for-read and accepted.
The report Of the Committee on Exer
cises was presented by Mr.. Wilson, and
accepted.
The first on the order of exercises, was
an essay by Mr.. A. Wilson, - subject,
. School Government giving rise to a
heightened, spirited aud interesting dis
cussion, occupying the entire forenoon.
On motion, meeting adjourned to half
past two o'clock p. n
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-02

Messrs. G. w. Bliss, Miss 0. E. Tur-
ner, and Mrs. Grove were appointed said
committee.
On motion, adjourned to half-past ?
o'clock P. n.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-02

AS resumed une practice Of ,he Law He VIII prac
tice IN the supreme ana Circuit Courts oI the State
the L. s. District Court Attention will be gwen
to collections and 10 the purchase and safe o Eea
Estate ONCE Ross Stone Building Over l. H. ~ hit
tlr-ev.s Baukiu5 Heusv- ST
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-02
GEORGE Z. FROST.

. TToRNEYS ANB CoUNsELLoES AT LAW. and So
y ucitors in gD~ncesy, Mineral Faiat- OlHce in Nil
roD's Block 81
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and WarraufeI
- ELrAIRIye DONE on Snort NoTlcEE- -
ROBERT Ian On.
>s-a~s- - T,- rS-S u4-rf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-02

Association met, and the reports of com.
mittees were called for.
The committee on nominations present,
ed the following names:
Dr.. Van Dusen, President, ]. A. Platte
Vice President, L. H. Warren, Core.
spending Secretary, \. Wilson, Record
ing Secretary, Miss Jefreys, Asst. Re-
cordidg Sec'y., Miss NJ. Bowden, Treas.
er. Managers, Alex. Wilson, John Com
Minis, Miss o. i. Turner, T. S. Allen
and Miss A. Hndedbrand.
A ballot was taken, and the above Off
GERS were elected, with the exception of
Miss A. Hildebrand, Dr. Wilber being
elected in her place.
Mr.. Carpenter, Superintendent, was
unanimov sly declared an honorary mem
Der of the Association.
John Commins read paper on " Mora
Training in Schools"
Miss o. Z. Turner, an essay on School,
Discipline"
The committee to whom YVES assigned
the duty of appointing time and place
for holding future meetings, and appor-
tioning the duties of members, reported
as follows:
We recommend that the Association
hold meetings Oh the third Saturday OF
each month, at 2 o'clock P. NJ. and at Z
o'clock P. N. in the Brick School House.
For the exercise Of these meetings, we
recommend that the following programme
be adopted
lst. Reading Of minutes and miscela-
neops business, until half-past o'clock.
2d. An essay, and remarks upon it bv
two persons appointed at a previous meet
ing, and if either fail a volunteer may
supply his or her place, until half-past
O'clock.
Sd. Volunteer speakers upon the same
subject until o'clock.
9th. Teachers drill.
Adjourned at ) o'clock TO 7 p.
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BENZ. G. sCoT1

n EALER Is BOOKS, STATIONERY * WALLPAPE
j. next door 70 the Post Office. Bsjek store Mini
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Of
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKING
.YE.sDE 10 ORDER,

on the INST reasonable terms New and second
WAGONS on hand AK al times. NgW Wagons
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-02

The Association met, and essays were
read ty Messrs. A. Wilson and L. H
Warren, which elected general remarks
and discussions. Adjourned 10 4 NJ.
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professional ana 3usjntss CARES.
l.. II. WARREN.

NOTARY PUBLIC AND GENERAL LAND AGENT
y Aineral Point, Wisconsin Once in County Build
ing 4ZtE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-28
Cuba---Mr. Faulkner.

The Free Prels in its account Of the recent g6bis
dinner at CharlestOwa, Virginia, says q that 1fr.
Faulkner gave sketch Of his visit and soiourz In
Cuba Of whose history and position be desired q
know something II person, snd whose acouisitioa
b the eOuntrr - deemed essential both 10 our in
tsrest aud safely" We learn from smother sources
that Mr. Faulkner said he desired 20 acqaire ihis
personal kn0gledgs Of the leland. which he lad
done b. his Visitn ls45, because he thea, as nov,
believed that Cuba was an essential limb Of this
continued rep1olie-imPortant Is our military anu
commercial nterssts and is as vital 10 the uresrva
tion Of our Southern institutions as was the aconi.
sitiOn Of Texas sud that he vas prepared tS sand
BY any administration, whether Of his oEn Choice
or not, that would fairly, openly, honesty. ana
honoFably add, With its present social iasli ui1ns
his gem Of the Antilles TO our republie-Ehethsr
OF the sWord
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-28
INTERESTING FEOm WASHINGTON.


Reported Departure OF tho walker FiIi-
busters for NicaEagua--RumOrs Of ExPe-
ditiOns against SOnOra--ExecutiVe Con-
ference On Mexican AEfairs--HOustOn,s
PrOtectOrase Seheme-COst of the Para
quay Expedition.
WAsHIxaroS, Nov 2S.-Reports are in circula-
tion that General Walker, with I've hundred hlbus-
tiers, has succeeded in euding the vigilance Of toe
Government officers and departed for Nicaragua
but they are not credited here. The administration
is without any news whatever. either from Mobile
or New Orleans, upon the subject, up 70 late hour
this evening.
Colonel Bultsr6eld had long interview to-day.
with the President and General Cass, relative to
Mexican affairs He urged upon the President i'm
mediate and prompt action, which viii, without
doubt, be adopted. Mr.. Forsyth has not Jet srriv-
ed The President is anxious to see him before the
Message is completed.
Gen. Houston has written 70 q friend in this city
stating that be intends to urge with all his might
his Mexican proiectorate scheme.
The inference of the Herald thst the intention of
Spain in her present movement against Mexico is
to restore Santa AIMS to power there, Is aekn0Wl-
edged in well informed circles here 70 be true one
I am oFedibly informed that Santa Anna proposes
to introduce foreign legion into Mexico by ex-
changing 600 Mexican troops with Louis Napoleon
for 5000 French troops
Rumors are rife, here to-day in regard to new
schemes or expeditions against Sonora, with view
to its acquisition. Ben. McCulloeh, who left yes
erdsy for that section Of the country is mentioned
in connection with it, also the name Judge Rose who
has Just been appointed Consul to Guayamas From
the best information that can obtain there is not
shadow of foundation for any Of these rumOrs.
The Secretaries' Reports with The exception Of
Mr.. Cobbs, ready for the printer. As yet there
has been no decision By the President in regard to
the course to be pursued in placing the Message ana
Reports before the country. The system Of last year
win probably be adopted. u
The entire cost Of the Paraguay expedition viii
not exceed million dollars In fact. no extra ap-
preparation viii be required.-Ne1o York Herald
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-28

For some time past there hss been a contest
the Wayne Mich Circuit Court-aud more re-
Gently in the Supreme COurt-rela.ivs to the iitls
Of Col Windsr to his large landed property IN De-
trOil city, invoking amount Of $50 600 ia round
numbers. In the Circuit, Court the jury rsturueda
verdict In favor Of Col Winder. The ease vas
then appealed to The Supreme Court which Tszdsr-
ed decision Affirming the judgment Of the Coart
below, thus fully establishing Col. Winder's itle
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PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
g

44A4z5ls@lss zsziszssfs s.azsE-zSssIR
ME Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic with
Western, Northwestern, and Southwestern States, by
tuuoUs Railway direct This road also Pitsburg
with daily lines Of Steamers all ports the Western Rivers
nd At Cleveland and Sanduy with steamers ports
Northwestern Lakes making the direct, cheapest
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded from
STedt West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG
FIRST CLAss.-BOOts, Shoes, Dry Goods Cn - = 500,
boXss) Furs, Feathers &C. ( &C. per lOOb' =
BECOND CLAss.-BOoks and stationary, Dry "a ,oo-
Goods Gin baes Hardware, Leather &C. 00e Per iOOh'
THIRD CLAss-Anvils, Baggirg, Bacon and a, ~ INA
Pork lin bulk,) Hemp, Sc., &C. ~ Per AO0R-
FOURTH CLAss-COdee Fish, Bacon, and Pork A. - 7oou
(packedD Lard and Lard Oil, 10o Pei AOOb .
Elour-l5cts per Dbl. until further notice
Grain-Slcts per 100 lbs, until further notcs.
COOn82 BALE not exceeding 5000 lbs weight, until fur
ther notice.
u In shipping Goods from any point Philadelphia,
particular to marx package ''Uid Philadelphia Railroad
All Goods consigned 70 the Agents Of this Railroad Phade
pha Pittsburg will be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGETs-Earris, Wormley Co., Memphis, Tenn
r. r Sa Co., st. Louis j. 5. Mitchell Son, Evansville
Jndiala Dumesu, Bell and Murdock, aud Carter JeWe
Louisville, KY R. c. Medium, Madison, Indiana Sprngman
& Brown, and Irwin & Co., Cincinnati n. W. Graham & Co.,
ZsBeville, Ohio; Leach & Co., No. 81 Kih street, Boston,
ech & Co. Astor House, New York; No. l. William street,
and No. Battery Place. New York. Z. Sneder, Philadelphia
HsgreW KoOus. Baltmore c. Rranciseus, Psburg.
II. II. HOUSTON, General FTsigt AgsHt, PhiEG.
II. J. LoMBAERT, SasJt, Altoona, Penn.
sprl, '5S-tf
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tered Bell who commenced Abusing hiu, and c.a4bt
him b. the throat Jones drew rogaissr -
fered. These occurrences excited greet ind aaiion
aEaiass Bell, md he lsfJ Corydon On sundag nor-
ning, to escape the ysngeanee Of Dr. Jones and Dr.
BeekWith, Who would have killed him on sight. led
they been able to fnd him. II be MAI Is HE appear
anee in COrydon again, bloody work may -
peo ed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-28

TIE Ticket Ooo Is In the Passenger Depot, and Is open
hour starting Train which allows ample tine
for the purchase OF Tickets. 1t is open at other time during
the day. Passengers for the Eastern cities leave the A. NJ
Train, which throughout with Trains the other roads,
Time 70 Richmond q hours; Washington two days. Philadelphia
two and half and New York three days. This the cheapest
and best from Nashville to the East.
New Orleans passengers leave the 230 NJ Train, arriving
81 Memphis time for New Orleans the evening Of
the day. and through without detention At Memphis
Those for Mcnnve, Sparta, and Beerba Springs, leave
Nashville the 0 p NJ Train, which connects directly at Tul
lahOma with the Train for McMnnvie. Persons leaving Nc
Minnve in the morning arrive At Nashville at $50 P NJ
At Nashville there boats which ave daily for Smhland,
places the Ohio and Mis-
assipp rivers also, daily line Of stages for Louisville, leaving
very morning the arrival Of the night express.
By this change Schedule, the Train from Memphis
direct at Stevenson with and down day Trains causing
delay Nashville and Eastern passengers and hour gained
0vere former Schedule in going TO Memphis from Nashville
G. L. ANDERSON
tulylb, 1858 IRE General Ticket AgCnt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-28

AnOnumsntal tomb for the reception Of ths re-
mains Of the thirty or forty patriots Who we're kn-
ed during the Canadian troubles OF 1879 has.
by the vote Of the Canadian Institute been erect
ed in the CenetFy Of Cotes dss Esigss at Monlre-
al. and vas sOlennly dedicated on sunday II last
wax
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anian anA Amriran.
Bates Of Advertising.
- lima On IHss OOE8TITuTn squARl,

AAAAABLA AT FAAAeUAl.
Onssquars. one year, oso-Esea additional square, So
Advertisers exceeding the space eoHtracted
fer, win BE charged for she excess
N TIE WEBKAE
On DOLAR Pssqas for the art, and FTE cnTu for saeh
subsequent Insertion
Adysrsnstl publllsd n both ne Daily and weekly
Be charged the fai daily vita onshaH weekly rasss
sddsd
7raasls Asssssusussspss sspsss FER asfas siuns Of
fassrtfeB
To CorrosPondents.
Il viii great q unnaoeslay touhls cur
ends Ia writing % wiz bear ID mind The following rules.
Always give ata pat oo county Ed STATE n ths hOy
Of y0uriettar.
II you wish the paper eAaugdsn enc Oos to another give
both Offices In full.
you write On business and on Ws On separate
sheets Of paper, or different leaves Of one sheet
Letters solicited upon an such Acts AID
subjects may o. information interest TIE public.
Anonymous communications 81 Whatever eaaete wiz resolve
attention.
Correspondents should only upon one as o. he papsr
Wecaun0t undertake 70 return rejected eouuncAtionl.
An letters business snould be directed % Mers. T. 9
EAsTHAN Co. and not personally e either Of he ProPde
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-28
FAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

EVANS & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DFy-GOOdS,
READYKADE CLOTHING, BOOTS SHOES HATS
VARIETIES, &C.,
NO. /, NASHVILLE BLOCK, NASHVILLE, TxEEusEs.
VWTE are now in receipt stock Of GOODS for the
w FALL TRADE, which comprises every variety Of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, varieties,
&c,s together with a Complete Assortment
of Ready-made Clothing, Boots, shoes,
and Hats.
Uniting all OF the above branches Of business in one
able such inducements to Merchants
make II their interest to trade with and would respect
fully solicit examination Of stock wien in the city.
angeI-d EVANS q co
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LIE ..OLD DoMINIoN,, CoFFEE-PoT.

FENHOUsANDS OF this Coffee already been sold
and the demand from all parts Of the United States rapidly
tbs increase Wherever introduced, it has given the
complete satisfaction.
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EF WHEAT, CORN AND FLOURE5

TNREIGHTs TO CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH, on the
articles above named, reduced 10 the following rates
until further notice:
Wheat per bUshe "a ceuts.
% do
Flour per barrel, 81 20
Stations line the Nashville and Chattanooga Road
above rates. the the charge from
ahve Chattanooga and the points Of shipment TO Chata
ssp3O-tf B,sP CHAs. W. ANDERSON, GeuI Agt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-28
The Old Dominion CoFFee-POt

Gives beay Leverage. Nervous, dyspeptic, and bOusper
who had dare years. have able
drink their fvOte beverage again when made In this boiler
and without the old unpleasant
suences tits healthy because the condenser, evspO
ration and the coffee boiled long enough
release the natural elements OF the berry, and get them just
proportion in the beverage.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-28
BOOTS AND SHOES.

RRADSH AW & UTLAND,
NO. 30, UNION STREET
- HAVE just received fresh supply Of BOOTS d.
- and SHOES, which viii be sold at the very low ~
FEy est prices. KN
D.. Ladies' Lasting Caters With and without heels;s -
Ladies' Lasting Congress Caters, with and without hees
DO Thin Sole Kid BOOees, heels and no heesi
do Front Laced Lasting Caters;
do French embroidered Slippers, something nice;
do White Kid Slippers and ROsettsi
Slippers, plain and trimmed heeled and no heels.
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN
Misses Thick and Thin Sole Gid and Goat Bootees heeied
do Black Lasting Caters
do Kid Slippers;
do Thick Sole School Shoes;
Chldrens kid al goat Bootes, thick and thin Sole;
do Black Lasting Caters;
do Fancy heeled Shoes
do Ankle Ties and Slippers.
. FOR GENTLEMEN
entIemens' extra Quilted Bottom Boots;
do do Calf Water Proof Co
do do de Pump do
do do DO Stitched do
do D. s Congress Caters;
do do P. L. do do
do Pump Calf Oxford Ties
do D.S. do do DO
do Cloth Congress Caters
de Lasting Ties.
And all articles kept Shoe Store to which invite the at
tention Of all wanting articles in our line.
j. ms BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
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NEW FAIL & WINTER GOODS

AT WHOLESALE.
TR A u B IL q L u e A s.
TE are now receiving our stock Of Fall and Winter Staple
w and Fancy Dry Goods Ready Made Clothing. Fur and
Wool Hats Shoes, Boots and Brogans; Oapeng, QueensRs
Hardware etc. which invite the special attention Of all
Merchants mng their stock in tbs market II is unneos
sary anything in regard selling goods cheap
as We are reported throughout ali Eastern cities selling
goods We answer the charge, and say to short
goods this FAN cheaper than heretofore Please examine
We have beautiful line LADIES DRESS GOODS, every
popular kind imported TO- or Manufactured in the United States
70 which We invite special attention
Also have large stock Of READY-MADE CLOTHING, that
can't in quality, style and cheapnes in America
Also 400 cases BOOTS SHOES, which can and win sell
Also, 600 pieces Of oARPET1NG3 ply, apy, wool and all
cotton that can be bought Of Us for less than manufacturers
Also We have made an with Of the largest i'm
York jobbing prices Call and examine before buying
Also, Hardware, Cutlery, Files, Axes, &c, &e:
Merchants who purchase Tor cash. and give short notes.
and pay them, will ind our house the place for t SURE
Particular Notice!
currently reported that sell Goods only BY Auction
wholesale Houses eity with grand exception that is
sell for cash. and short notes. and from SC 70 zoe less than
Ladies' Fine Shoes and Caters.
d. Iads Brown French Lasting Outtoned Shoe Caters
New Congress Caters, with and without heels.
Side & Front laced Caters, with and without heels
slippers, q French Kid, White Black Satin, sc.
Misses ChSrens Boots, Caters and Slippers, with
heels without. At A College street JOHN KAMAGE
jul ylI
LSO--AIasseysFiveN Minute Ice Cream Freezers Melon
n AIDS louisville Refrigerator; Arthur's Fruit Cans Jones
Fruit Cans Water Coolers, all sizes =
jeIS-H J. WILSON, College street.
LARD! LARD!l
n BBLs. Family Lard in Store and for sale low, By
20 TERRESS & BROS,
R1EI5 80 Broad Street
BANK OF COMMERCE..
NASHVILLE, TIM, DEC. =, 1857
YWyE stockholders Of this Bank having placed the assets in the
hands Trustee for the purpose Of winding up, those
Indebted Bank, will please cali and pay up, their in
debedness The note holders will please send in
notes early possible and receive in ru4 the notes Of the
Bank Of Tennessee The individual deposits this Bank have
and hereby pledge Individual liza
bity for them, and the money is ready when called for
decl3-d JOHN d. JAMES
r HAVE ON HAND 100000 BUSHELS OF
3 BROKEN STONE for McAdamLng, and viii sell great
bargafn,n taken away short time.
" b. JOHNSON,
ie95 see Penitentiary
LAND FOB SALE.
EUyHE subscriber for sale seventy ofand the
Middle Franklin TURNPIKE, four miles from Nashville, ad
Joining and the lands OF Capt John
Jones' equal the best with abundance Of excel
lent falling water, with the most beautiful building dte
country, and in the midst Of the finest nehborhood in
America apnH NATHANIEL BAXTER
NOR SALEs-sOne hundred bales Northern Extra Hay
IT just received by tnsAy7- P. G ANDERSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-28

Never fails dots work right Cook spoil your cup Of
Coffee by or 0sulness after she has placed the boiler
on the stove range
some three Of the above CofePos have been sold in
they warranted give perfect satisfaction all
sizes from twenty quarts. For sale ly
ieIs J. W. WILSON, College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-28
WANTEn InIMEnIATELYI

S00 BBLs Of choice Green Apples, delivesed at our
0lpO warehouse Nashville the plantation Persons
wishing 20 contract call upon and we can furnish barrels
and TX the time Of delivery.
We also want loo bushels Of Dried Apples and 1000
bushels Of Dried Peaches. Sacks furnished By Us
EqR Z. FRENCH son.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-28
BALTIMORE AND OHIO

"a -
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
TVyERMINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East, and Wheeling, BenWood and Park
rEburg the VEST at which places unes with Railroads.
S teamers, SC, for and from all points in the
West, Southwest and Northwest.
Two trains leave Wheeling daily 1915 A NJ 1855 P. NJ,
1850 P. NJ.
One train only on Sundays, at $3.50 P. n.
Direct connections made by these trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
This s the only route to Washington City.
Passengers BY this Route visit Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA
New York and Boston, the Of Boston alone by
ether lines.
Time quick and fare low any other Route.
Inquire for the Baltimore Ohio Railroad any
Of the principal Railroad Of6ces in West.
T. T. FULLER, Gent Western Agent
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
sr Masl.r Inn
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The Old Dominion COffee-POt

Makes better coffee than is possible 20 obtain in other
because BY ingenious but simple arrangement the house
boil coffee for egh Of time without loss Of
aroma, thus unga the elements Of the oOdee in their natural
and proportional combinations.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-28

Three Daily Trains from PittSbuFg
10 Philadelphia.
FFVRAINs leave burg follows Mail A. NJ East Line
III Up. NJ. Express Nail $40, P. NJ.
The EX Mail daily the other Sundays excepted;
making DIRECT CONNECTIONS with all the trains from St.
Louis NO. Dubuque KeOkuk and Iowa City, Iowa. Oaro Rock
1Bland and Chicago Illinois, Lexington and Louisville KY.
Tere Hsute, Indianapolis and Lafayette Iniana Cincinnati
Columbus Dayton, Toledo, OeveOnd Zanesve Crestline
MsslOn, and Wooster, Ohio Also, Kansas Nebraska and Min
nesOta, and
ALL POINTS IN THE WEST.
FARE AS Low AS ANY OTHER ROUTE
Passengers from The West rely upon being short
est and expeditions Philadelphia Baltimore and
GsW York Gad All Eastern cities.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
aug7I Passenger Lines, Penn. Railroad, PhiI's.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-28

TIN PLATE, &c,
400 BOXES &c l0Nl4 Tin, best brand.
SCU $50 boxes TX l0xI4 Tin, best brand.
200 do lc l4E5O do do do
50 do TX do DO do do
20 pigs Banca Tin.
3OpiSs Lead, just received and for sale low BY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-28
The Old Dominion Coffee-POt

Is r. eoonomc fornothng being lost by evaporation in
polling oneourh required while beverage
stronger, more fragrant, and mored delicious.
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MACHINE MADE HORSESHOES.
- TIE TROY IRON ANDNAIL FACTORY, -
. IN at Trey, n. Y, have Henry Burdens In IN N
XII NprDyBd HORSE SHOE Machinery noWH IN
Nj Min successful operation, and prepared ton In
III execute orders for Horse and Mule shoes, of II
v q any Weight and Pattern, at price but little
above the price Of Horse Shoe Iron.
quality used in these shoes is warranted in
respect These shoes approved Of and used by
The United States Government exclusively, also by Of the
principal Stage and omni6us Companies and Horse sheeTs
throughout The country Thes Shoes be purchased through
the principal Hardware and Iron Stores in the United States
isr adr TO the subscriber, Troy will receive prompt
attention. VIM. +. BURDEN,
anriI6-Iy Agent Troy, York.