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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-27

My horse was worked and driven 80 hard. that he
seemed completely y9m out and used %, lfhe walked
lev yards lie would lrenblo all over. lie aecmcd
urey worthless aud about 70 die, iRaYe him various
mtdleuee. ent uiey we're ~ 70 hsnent hnnilY gave
MN y 81 JOHhe IONplilON. fQWDhha lie
rapidly improve ed untihe became perleety Mel then
sold him Tor one hundred dollars. p. bLANMAkEk,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-27

Hollow Horn, Etc.-I have used st. johns Condl.
uau Powders seyrTAi years for horses HDd cattle ahd
have fnnd tem excellent la distemper, and the other
purposes of Wldch they are recommended. I have
found them great medicine Tor cattle having the llol
low Huru bore the hon. open the EOle OccasionaliY
and Iced them 81, JOhnt Condition pOWders, lhsvo
negnfntly iiVen tem 10 eoas that became dleeahed.
and failed To- giving milk These Powders have always
soon effected cure, and made u,en g.fe A theiF mik
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-27
The Bnskeye MOwer B Reapsr.

uTe". Halls Nncn NJ Mans6old ohio m. now man.
lll naciudnr ts abuyu mHcihost said machines have
had u rec year experience and have trbyed Themselves
.upeuuf 10 any other machine manufactured in the
l'uited Statei No other mschnc Of Ne nfo ever pro.
cufrd many hhurfng iestimOnialfi or won many
Hurlls a. the Ohio MouerG Reaper They ron oasier,
have MOI nnc pariiole Of sr 'nurt W. hade strong.
of, 6ud Will do Wcfk with Tie power tliaH
my other Mind, Our machine has two driving wheels,
Instead N one, vefy pfomneHi feature. They have
taken The premiums NJ I'll tho Stt' q County fain whura
exhibited They will NOV from e ght 10 fiteen acres
petd day with span uf horses md will resp much
~ any other machine, and do it with less power. Oui
Agent D. VI. Matsh is now engaged In oanvassnF Sen.
ccu y Rhnduiky Cuuuuea with Ia ample uf our machino
and viii he h1npy 10 take your 0rcr, which will receive
prompt attention. Fnid machine have been much i'm
proved since last yot u End made Of the very hcs
teHalt Hall q Allen. Mansfield Ohio. mhis--3m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-27
just IReceived nt Yerk,s

Whoesale and Retail Stove and House Furnishinr
Emporium, 800 Royal Oak Hot Air Cook Stoves, aud
for Sale cheaper than ever.
This celebrated Stove received the Premium At the
Ssneca County Fair, held October SO.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-27
THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
Il sntirey separate from the gentlemens and Is fitted
up in neat and convenient manner,
TIME OF COMMENCING.

li entirely separate from the genilemen and Is fitted
up in a neat aud convenient manner,
TIME OF COMMENCING,
As there are no term, and vacations students may
enter any time, and pToseoE their siude' without
reference 10 classes. by this arrangement every stu
eut pemiuedto progessa' Ioptdly as bis enterprise
DAILY LECTURES
viii he delivered on the Science OF Accounts, Com
mercaI Law, Political Economy, Commercial Ualoula
tions, Banking, Mercantile Customs, Commercial Eth
les, business Correspondence, Mining, Commercial
Geography, etc.
A scHoLARsHu Issued from che Cleveland College,
viii be good la Chipcgoy Buffalo, and Albany, and vice
versa.
' TERMS. n
orfullcouue--thne unlimited--includins all de.
partmcnts Of Book Keeping Lectures and
Spencerian Penmanship, $40 90
For same course In Ladies' Department, 25 10
/ lPenoustakug Penmanship alone, will receive one
months Instruction for On
| UnlimitC d course OF penmanshp, 10 Oc
rhTough the extensive business acqua nancc othe PTin
,nAl9t thaStnds"ts ''-.huH'ing ARE nlA""d
Nv For further information, please callAt College
Room, or send for catalogue.
AddTcss
BRYANT & sTRATTON,
ooti0-ly. Gle, Gland. Albany, Chicago, or Bpnao
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-27
Read what some ofour Farmers saw

We the undcr,ignod farmers IT scneon county, o ,
Witnessed tho working Of the New York Combined
Reaper and Move manufactured by Wander, Brnkaw
!hild, OF springleld, o., used BY John swig.r Of
SuiniOi In The harvest of ls5s aud the pcrtct
10 which itcut both gau aud grass ora kinds H. en-
tire hccdom from cOgging and IT. hcing easily turn.
ed or rnsednp pass over any ohstmcion and lighter
Of dtnught thnn any muutine we ever saw we cheer.
fully Recommend Il to brother larmcr ~ decidedly
tho best combined machine now In use.
JOuN + llEiiMNN b. MuNsEIL
DANIEL SuTz D,Yn RooP
JAMES TUnNEn CEoRoE SuAwMAN
yonN kkILLgY GEoRGE WEAvER
az n' Nv"-.'''''N TuoRNroN CULvER
ATTENTION FARMERSl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-27
HARVESTING MACHINE
Our more Csrnin

aud more grass per day. with a single team, then any
other Reaper and Mower known. N is 20 strong and
well btilt that Il u alway, in order II Is easy work
tuf yuur hnrirs and easy wufk Cor youf tkcT. WE
carry with small models for exhibition as they ntc
calculated 10 perform much better ON your nbes than
the maohinc they rsrre sent viii In your Ne H. Hut we
arc scttlHg up machines, ready Tor the r d, NJ the io
lowing plnceii-fiiln, Fostorin, nellevuo Republic
auduttho residence ofthe suhicrlbot miles southea
nf nrnnhllni and NO Mnnlh al amrra 90
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-27
THE DESIGN.

II l. the design Of the propretoTs Of these Cole
gea perfect n chan Of Business Schools fnm East 10
West, afiorling the most ample facilities for young
and young ladies to qualify themselves fotreSpons
ibe pottiont m life. Their schools Al the points above
are established on firm basis, and all In most
prosperous condition. TheteacheTs In the various dc
paumenis thoroughly accomplished practical bpi.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-27
OALL AND EXANLINE

the machines before purchasing. Il win be to their In.
tcrcstto d. 80. will visit all psrs Of the county,
receive orders io those machines, In time lor the
ing harvest.
April 1850. JOHN sWiGART.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-09
DALY.s
Aromatic valley whisky.

n this are sdusraiei delesrioas sourss
Of great satisfaction 70 Re ale 10 inrOtae public
tns above artCeaB article OF unqnssoned purity and 81.
snE qaaites except such As have the most favorable
lasnes on the human Constitution
few u soil tie banks Of The Rhine produce the
Grape shih viii uh DO where sss from shcss juice pro-
eseis the "Johanns ARK, the choicest vine o. the World
quality Of which, when into cars ncomrEna-
Ply superior % that Of the produce any 0sr soil mar
row strip q land IL The Parish Of Natchoche, Louisiana,
ong supplied the world tcle e sLua
"Va sseh Tobacco cannot be iadecei grow siseEeIs.
glng IN he valley q the M0nonahela liver exciusvs tns
aye Of properties NAKED aud pecuE p Tat its dt
il ivops 800 "asky Of such ssPerlstiys asPrss
ss g50Sss' i5ss.aty dooys and only NJ
-, -, Aromatic valley whisky.
WIN Shien no other Al insant's corBpsrsaa
na.s ne ssprehsnsioa being acesss u pa6hiur IN
viii ss ssSS eSAS.sf1isd saeoaias, y zny VINO
, - : nSS TIE STANDARD article ss artslaSs o.ls so
one. ~ q 4sa YORK and sherever itis intrOdaezi It q
awarded tlae Palm OF Superiority,
Its medicinal properties are SUCH tIat vbiIs ~
iecs as pleasant add grateful sxsu1ises Sbs h.9 -
have analysed salapsof Dali Aromatic Waller si
an 1na L . oe pure rf o. fae eayo wsboas any
dsleteri9as ad1ni1turs. JAMES r. CliILtON, n. d
STATE AssAru's ogylcl - Somerset Street, street,
n 5ssion' April f7sA. Las.
have male chemical snsivs.s Of your Aromatic vallsy
III aEous nzttess Of any aud goad Il
as Suitable for aas'teai and pabie psri esel.
CHARLls 7. Jackson,
NJ. N n. State Assyer,
Your Aromatic Valley WHISKY received after earsier
and TO 10 pare atis estirsy ire oa ~
tdasTsfsag tagrsaisass ssNsag lst. Yours rsEsrt-
AasiJtieal Chelaisi
co5suEasTs can DEPEND upoa setting Pure article uhs
y 'as tie valley WHISKY as il Is old by the l9sie only
60, - South William street. New Yors.
Jant.-leo IN PrUprigfar.-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-09

TsERIBLE AFTAIR-A WHOLE FAMILY BURNED
TO DEATu "A shocking calamity occurred near
Allegheny City, Pa, on Monday night, the alst ult,
about IL o'clock involving the loss of the lives ofa
man nsmed Rogers, his wife, and four out of Eve
children. The Pittsburg Journal says:
This Rogers and his wife had, it seems from the
evidence of the neighbOrs, for some time given
themselves up TO hard drinking, and though he
owned the property which he lived yet so worth
less had he become that the family had been sap
ported by the neighbors out of charity He and
his wife frequently had quarrels, and so common
had their quarrels and noises become to the neigh
b0rs that but little attention was paid 10 them.
Screams were heard by the neighbors in the house
before The fire was discovered by Thorn, but suppo-
ting that they were, as usual, oecasioDed BY a
drunken fight, aud as they we're known to have been
drunk all day, nothing WAS thought Of it until the
flames were But it was too late; the drunken
husband and wife, father and mother, were con-
sumed in the first story, while the cries of poor in
nocent children, the innocent victims of the internal
vice of their parents, went up in hopeless agony
+ ON the second story, where the merciless flames
had eneireled them with their fiery and fl al Wreaths
before human ard lad reached them. The only
one saved was a boy who got out the porch. All
that human aid could do was done, but it came too
late. The two cities aud neighbOrhOod are hIilled
with horror at this occurrence
Rogers was carpenter by trade, and The Oldest
child that persisted was not over ten years Of age
The one which made its escape was eleven or
twelve years old.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-09

INITIATED Corn 1t has just been discovered
in New York that there is quantity of geld coin in
circulatisn which is Of the required weight five
dollar pieces Weighing nineteen grains less than the
coin ought to weigh Externally the c, in is that
which is coined at the mint But the fraud is per-
petrated in the following ingenious manner: The
coin is placed on a lathe aud made 10 revolve
keen narrow chise. is against the eOge, and as
the coin revOVes the chi-el turns out the inside Of
it, aud penetraies rearly The GENRE leaving but
two thin shells il we're, connected at the centre
The cavity is thel I'll ed up with base metal, the
coin is miled ever agsin and the edge galvanized,
showing as perfect a specimen of work in fraud as
was ever eoLesived or Executed Another mode of
mutilating coin, which We see is coming into prsc-
tice, is 70 punch hole in them or of the Ees
These practices of course cb7icus to auy person
who choOsts to examine coins presented The way
TO stop this Prsc ice is fer every sbopkeeper and
dealer Of every kind to reject all ceins which have
been mutiated in the least degree. This would
leave such cOius in the hands Of the persons who
guilty Of the mutation and be an effecusl bar
to the rascality which was meant to be Practiced
by the clipping.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-09

TIE Rev DR. CUsTIs.-This gentleman, who
lost bis life by the burning Of the Nsrth Carolina
Is said 10 have been hurryiug home to attend the
funeral Of member Of his family. He vas q gem
tlsman of polished manners. fne writer, and
clergy msn Of the Baptist Church. Formerly he
was connected with the publication Of the Electric
ReVIeW" IA London. and reporter Of ths debltes
in the British Parliament About twenty yesrs
ago ne removed to this country, and became pas
tor of the Baptist Church in Bangor, Name. Sub
sequt Dtiy he took the pastoral charge of the Went
worth street Baptist Church in Charleston, s. C
AT he lime Of his deesase he the principal Of
temals seminary, at Chester, S. c He was in
the 18th year Of his age at the time he met his
fortunate deatb.-Balfimors Su9
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-09

Welsh Newspaper office, u Nassau st April 1853
PROs o. J. WOoD: Deur Sir-Scme month weeks ago
received bottle your Hair Restorative gave ms wife,
who concluded try her hair, little thinking
that it would the hair original Color
veil my surprise, after few Week4' performed
Ia, wonderful effect II turning s the gray dark brow
the time bsautiying and thckeung strongly
recommend the shove RESTORATIVE al such
cangeh Of their hair CHARLES CARDEW.
INV YORK, July .. lr57.
PEOF o. J. WeoD: With confidence do recommend your
Hair Restorative, icing the ecaeious article
Since using Hair Restorative hair and Wkers which
almost white have gradually dark and
confident That few applications will them their
natural color. 1t also has relieved Of all
pleasant itching among vino persre freely
J. g KILBY.
PROP WSsD-AbOut two hair eGmeaesl falling
81 aad turning gray fast becoming bald, tried
many remedies elect commenced your
tive January last few applications fastened M drmy
1t cyan Oh up grow out turned former color
0lackl As this time it is fully restored original color
k H. appearance, and cheriuIy all
Chicago, ILL.,. May !, l5j7. J. d. HOES.
The Restorative is put in bottles Of Sizes large,
dum and small the small holds pint and rels
dollar per bOe the medium holds at leas twenty Per
proportion than the SMALL etas dollars bottle;
the large holds quart forty per cent in proportion, and
Tetaed for 50.
0. wOOD&CI Proprietors 3ia Broadway New York On
the great Y Wire Railing EabshmeHt ami ia Market ST.,
ST. Louis, No.
AID Sold BY all gsOd Druggists Fancy Dealers.
xvii
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OUR MUsICAL FRIEND.

WEEKLY publication Of Sheet Music, suitable COR the IAy
"A ets and singers " the Home circed consisting 0 sate
pages full folio size stitched in hands It
all the popular dances Of Lhs day from
aVOTite operas songs, ballads airs abundant
supply aveJ thing that the popular Is Be demands
di1lcUf always instructive and fresh al delightful.
The faVoT with which OUR MUSICAL FRIEND has
cetred By The public, and
Press, its worth EvTk cheap,
and elegant does not exist in other country Tie
OF music procured al the regular urs would az least tey
times what costs in sour Musical Friend Variety AID
leRs secured BY subscribing u po iia cheap and mach
needed Pieces By the following lave aps8r IN Tie
hst ten numbers tie spss for themselves N11aTJ,
Lover, Wasrsn, Meg erber fJtoE Bugm ullsr Schubert
Verdi, DoiEs Strauss Mu-ard 1halberx Bale, Resin. J.
Weber, kucken, sTeyer, Abt, q. A. Mfarrsn, Bsllui IL
Smart Asher, Crouch, Albert zh0p Aue Paesielo, Lind
painter, Besthsen, &c. All hss pieces within
ordinary players singers aud invariably Characterised b.
delicious melody and easy oupaninlents.
Cur Musical Friend
Unpublished weekly, prics 10 may he ordered from
bookseller periodical dealer Il will be sent dec from the
Office Of publication atJhe following rates. yearly s. ha yer
81 50 Clubs, copies, Sl4 c0pios SO lOc0pie so pr
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859.
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NEVY AKRAN(sEMEN

FEVRAVELLERS for the North AID North Che soutb
Stsas- procure Tickets from Cha lesion, Savannah
Chattanooga. Montgomery, Macon, Wilmington KnnS vile
LynchbuTg, Washington atlanta, and Augusta ct lou.
Louisville, Cairo Hickman Columbus Evansville Cincinnati
New Orleans gieksburg Painesh smhlsnd. and Memphis via
Nashville, Tennessee.
First class Railroads and Steamboats, connections At
all points Passengers arYingst Nashville, Nashville AMI
Chattanooga Railroad directly boat without detention
Tisis the quickest aud cheapest for those bonrd the far
West.
Regular Cairo, Memphis and 81. Louis Line
The Zine steamboats, B. NJ hunyan Mnpetonka sae West
Cuba and ). q. Cline.
One Of these Boats will leave Nashville every y con
Meeting at Cairo with Illinois Central Railroad from
Nashville ts st. Louis in Sixty hours.
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets,
Reauees D1Reth, Ella. john ault ard Tempest leave Nash
vile every Thursday and Tuesday, at IL o'clock NJ time from
Nashville to Louisville sixty hours and Cincinnati four DAYS
1egeInr Mensp pills. New Orleans and ack,-
burg Line OF Boats.
James johnson, Nashville. g. Howard Rover and osepb
Inc Savage One Of these vi leave Nashville every other
day. at noon; tine om Nashville to Memphis, - Vks
bHTg, i've daysi and TO New Orleans in Sew Days.
Boats leave Nashville day arrival Of the
Passenger Trains before starting
For hrsteass accommodation upon the Beats Tcke can be
procured at the different points, prices annexed
Schedule Of Rates
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-09
About $50 Acres,

Is largely boundei by the Cumberland river sn contiguous
70 two three Iurnpikes ng In different
About one half IS cleared Tie balances is wood TIE improve
ments hrge Dwelling House. Work ic Kitchen
smoke House, all Of brick veil uiit, houses
wood and nns orchard Of apple and other fruits The
place il
Distinguished for healthTuIness,
fact ateste by the experiences d occupan fsr
more than thirty consecutive yeas.
We wiz sell also, the time and The
modatng terms. tive UnDpr0Fed LS desby ocszi u
Of Carthage.
Persons desiring TO purchase requested visit. and
the above described property and Ascertain is value sosl
inspection.
For every further information reference t vauabls
Land and lots quality Of the Land o. sale &C.,
especially 70 james B. Moore. kq % Carthage. Tenn. A
70 DR. James OvertOL Of Nashville Teuu. MAJ Reid
Princeton Miss, and 70 Mrs Sarah Whifney. Lexint3a
ksnneky James Aoores, ESQ., viii a. tine sh9W he
premi- Is to any desiring % Purchase.
JAMES OVERTON,
SARAH A. WHITNEY.
fet6-dlmw4t By Ser Attorney j. B. Msarss.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-09
Distinguished for heaIlhTuIness,
1000 ACRES or HEAVY TIMBERED IAN D
FOR SALE.

GTEAM Saw and rs Mil, nearly, new in good ruEnacs
- DER situsted about - miles from Nashville. miles Fll1
Springfield ami X miles % The Edgeded and krnt
kUrl In the o. Rotertsuu county
the whole tract there about 20 Of cleared lard, Fith 20
country buildings; splendid falling springs.
from sPrnaeld % Nashville about Be opened hroasa
This tract would make splendid Stsck Farm, and
TJtacco aId- and timber almost ineEau be0teriIF great
duements u lGmlr persons desiring go0 ad eEsr
stick Taiaeeo Fsrm.
Persons desiring 10 the land viii cali VIM Cumnings
on the premises. DR. " FaruEeg. Of S9ug6eid y
Nance IN Nashville The steam saw Mill II cutting
70 ID Feet Of lumber Ter ayC0uar and plenty - yocd
timber convenient 10 the M ther yet having been 70
Of the land lilies mostly level has
water running through the
Aecs-dS~an wa q CUMMINGS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-09

TORTURE AND EXECUHOE OF A FRENCH Bishop
IN COCHIN CHINA.-The Hong Kong Register CON
taius the details Of the horrible death which the
Maudar,ns have inflicted on the venerable Don
Melchoir, a French Catholic Bishop, in Cochin Chi
IA. The Register, after stating that the bishop
with heavy chain around bis neck, was marched
through all the streets OF the capital by q guard
FIVE hundred soldiers, proceeds to rarrate the exc
cution of his two young servants, who were be-
headed. It then says;
The exeeutioners next stretched mat on the
ground, placed a small carpet upon il, broke the
chain which was around the neck Of the bishop; and
made biu lie down on his back upon the mlttiug
Ths victim being thus placed, the execuiioner
took two stalks. which be liked in the ground on
each SIDE of hun, and to which bis hands were
tightly bound vi cords, causing great pain Two
otheIs we've then placed under his arm-pits and
crossed the chest Of the bishop as TO press il
Chilly Two other posts were then set up as
short distance from bis feet. The cord with Wi ioh
the feet were bound were passed around these poss
end stretched vOlently, the fee were begged down.
the loins we're mlsr secured. II would he
diff ul, 10 conceive the tOftures Of the vsneral e
prelats thus bound and racked.
An order then issued first to cut off the feet,
then the hands, awards the head Of the marty r,
ana lastly to eviseerate him. As this order ave
eXeeutl0rers commenced thtlr fnghtiui duty. They
we're armed With kind OF bilhOok CT Ratchet, puI-
p0sey bunted IN order TO iDfiet greater suffering.
They commenced BY cutting OF the legs above the
ksee, each limb receiving about twelve blows be-
fore it severed. The same process was repeat
ed with the arms But the power OF speech now
fs led the happy ariyr who, so long as strength
remained. had not ceased 10 call on the name Of
Jesus. His head was then struck of after repeat
ed blows, and lastly his body was opened ami mis-
enTal, draEn with hook.
Immediately after the execution, the different
parts Ct the body wrapped up in q mat and thrown
into pit dug for this purpose. The head, however
vas exposed for some days on the southern gate Of
Nan-dinh, and then broken to pieces and thrown into
the sea- -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-09

M6yENENT AMONG THE ouAKERs We see by the
English papers that the members of the Society Of
Fri nis have been agitating he question Of the ex-
Psdie0ey Of relaxing some Of their ctr ngent rnles
in regard to dress aud theirpeeuharnole ofspeeeh
Several meetings have been held by them, in which
the matter has been fully discussed and it has been
finally sg'eed to conform N re closely than they
have hitherto been permitted to the uses Of society
at large
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-09
ROCA,S BALSAM ron PULMONARY AND
TURERCTLAR CONSIT HIPIrION

FTNHE pubc put in possession Of extra
ordinary remedies for what heretofore been CON
sidered ncurabe disease being Out rd DpIica.
ton, which seemingly miraculous and its
having Of those attributes which up numerous
compounds in general use.
pamphlet containing erection letters distinguished
individuals, and other documentary evidences
will accompany the remedy.
James Rees having ceased agent for the safe
this the price has been reuU u. obtained
proprietor letter directed q. OCA. box I p
q. philadrluhid. Penn ,,ov9n-,6r,
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GARDNER & co.


We r. H., Is. S. r. G. Gardner. have associated with
r. paftser 10 business under the Gard
r Co. tone FRONT -toTe, No. 3, Block.
We will keep always ON hand arge and careful selece
stock tapie Fanny Dry GOls Varieties, Beo Shoes,
Hats, Gaps, Boanets and Straw Gogis generally
stock plantation goods viii be unusually argenompri-
sing heavy and Cotton Fabre 10th Coored
extra heavy Broans Wool and Palm Hats heavy eoOe and
white negro Blankets
We Old customers and dealers in Merchandise who
wish to buy goods low for Cash, short time give
stock examination, intend to make it to their inter
est and to make this their cheapest market.
WewiH and SELL for friends all country produce
se as Wool Feathers, Beeswax Ginseng Jeans Lnsey aud
Cocks at the highest price the market will command
ian4-du
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-09

oSS. "ALkkS CArHoiio We learn. on The
authority o. The Mobile Hereary af the lss inst.
'"at zen walker Hss reetisei ia,O the bosOm ef
the Catholic Church in that ei'y,oo the day pre,i-
Ons. The announcement that the ceremqny Of iri
iia'ien Wss 10 take place, drew ioge,hsr large
oonoOuIse.