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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-15
TIA. DENTISTRY, SURGICAL AND MN

ITNTr-sS The subscriber having located in the city
iIafteri IiRctire eight wears in the STATE Of
FOES his services to hpsr in need neu, hope y lie
exercise of skill cSln in h operations public
patronage
Having Icccnly discovered improved ielnd
the measure of the mouth inserting
.er amber base he enabled adapt the plate with such
accuracy the inflammation liberation
10 the mouth OF The thereby rendering the teeth useful
Tor the purpose nf naea'on and restore e 10 lis
natural expression
An operations the teeth Performed the satisfactory
prices within tho ALL My object being
10 obtain arcpnaion Dentist than make money, would
therefore he pleased bring ther tcnds and
witness method ope eairg feeling quite ceftain Of nh
lug lie support ard all those who favor with
cali. THDa A j. HOPPER, dentist.
cognsF North and II CbaIiG5 st,.,
w Iisf5,atte Sauqfe New tislesuR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-15

, 49, 3. n!0n bartholomew Packot-fur Cnmdcn IlpNrli
Eft Hills Champaeuoc Wilmington. Pigeon iIills
xz=as Moro Gar, vile Marie Saline. Alabama Ieiliing,
fonI Pleasant. ouuchn City Trenon Monroe, Pine Bluff,
Columbia ar snnbnIg Trinity and Intermediate landing: on
hacita Bayou bartholomew aud BlHck riverTe fine light
rurht aud fast running passenger packet W. "A. Andrew,
j, w Carlton, master, will leave above. The andrew VII
give hills of aline to nil points The Bayou with the yeer
Of tshppn steamer Erie Shippers can eiy IN ne dev-
Bayou freilts, The Erie draws only eight inches VA
ViRGlNIUS G. DESTEET,
Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-15
Ienyes every SATURDAY. at , 7. NJ, positively
NEW ORLEANS. MONROE AMI

81 !. Trenton Regular Weekly Pncket-For Trenton,
II Monroe, Pine Bluffs, Castor Landing Columbia,
ms on OIchta aud Black riverThe magnificent passenger
steamer r. w. McRae J. W. robin, master. will leave
above puucuay. For freight passage apply hoard
NIRGINftS &. DENTZEI4,
NO Advertising AGENT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-15
Leaves on THURSDAY 18Th inst mt 5p "
FOR CAMDEN. BEACH HILLS

f.3 d, II7IIIN!S'Dt WlTiIHgOn TigFUn HIM. Miro
sstsE4fsi Gary vile Marie Saline, Extrn Alabama Landing
ouaclita City. Ipchlon0nd Month of ID, hrlnnne
Trenton Monroe, Pine Blnly, Columbia Iarrisolilry Trt
and all intermediate landings Ouaclin alc riy,Tl
e" splendid and swift running passenger ptckct Tgrr.s
A. Hopkins muster, will positively lcnve ~ ulGec AL
apply on board 49, " f''"SI
80, N1RGIGICS c. DENTZEI
-uis i,;rtrA ,,cnt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-15
Leaves on SATURDAY, lTih inst. mt 3 r. NJ
REGULAR OUACHITA pAGK

~ b. For Unmdtn, Beach HIS, MiTer's Inh MIMI
iasnolIe, Wimngon Moro, Pigeon Hills, Cary
City, l.ochIonnnd Port Union Mouth DArbonne Trenton
Monroe Pine Blnfs. Columbia HarrsnnbrE Trinity and
mediate landings Ouachia and Black Ryes-The light
aught fast running passenger packet steamer Milton
Ref, Chas Hall master will leave above. For freight
passage apply on board.
yIRGINIUS C. DENrHEI.
dis N6yr1tisIng Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-15
Us MAIL LINE FOR A1vrAIEA
NJ hpas, Daily in CONNECTION with the y o, %. an

NJ hpas Daily; in connection with the y O. o, aud
uaSCi W. Raoad-The fast steamer st. N!sly j.
xxs4 tttikson master, built expressly for
gers freight will connect with the 0prosas ioal
leaving Berwicks BAY daily for Pattcrsonve CnerNllc
Franklin and viii extend her trips On Tncsia, lhpdass and
Saturdays Clarendon Jeanneretts and New Town connecting
the latter place with fourhorse mail coaches fer St Martha
Lafayette, Grand Coteau, opelouSil and Washington.
Running time from New Orleans 10 Washington twenty
hours, berg III quickest Travelled,
As the 81. Mas eAyVs the Rartd dallr hc nfr bette.
facility io ,fliytsis NJ s'Sd. lha NAY = In he tlt7N.
sbippNS 'Tn glss 'l4is ts3' on thei- ny rCccl;ts.
j. y JOHNSON = 60,
ST. ~. : oLi Lsgur. A.n,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-15
ATTAK APAS.

Leaves on SATURDAY 11th inst. pi5P NJ
NEW ORLEANS AND ATTAK-
ffrS ssapns Paeketlhe tasrt.ming and light .itsrh
sfa steanief Indinnoia, James Ransom, MASTER
- ~ eave 80 rs ah9vg via plauem!ge taking
achhaasa, PtesonSille EcufreyiIir, Franklin tnrcnou
JenneettS New Iberia ST. Mansvlle Fausse pone and Ill
arttie'a'e landiEs Fn freight p| apply board
-. SlRfilNllS L. bESTIEi.,
uIo Advertising Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-15
MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY.
YOU BARTHOLOMEW
Leaves on THURSDAY. 18th inst, tsp 81.
BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW

6,fect-FOF F0int PeNsNnt NnT 81 landings
.5.is Line, onaciia city, Trenton, Monroe Pine ltuH
Stors Landing, Columbia, HiFSOnbnre, Trim
iy and ali mediate landings Ouacla, Bayon l,arhoo
aud laek Riverfhc superior passenger packet Red
Chief No. z, j. q. Suc. MASTER and G. H. kouns clerk
will leave above giving clear bills through. For freight
passage AMY on board,
VIRGINIGS C.. DESTZEI.
dl5 Advert ing Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-15
Leaves oa SATURDAY. lfih inst. att Up NJ
REG.III.AR IYIII3 Il II, A n ~ "a II,
ARKANSAS RIVER.

leaves on THURSDAY. December Ii, nj p NJ
ARKANSAS RIVER--F0R FORT
~ h. smith, Van Buren,, Ozark RoseNile, Snldra,
l#.is larssyie NorFistgwn, par,lat.elic Iewsbug
sssar-s Little Rock. Pine Blnf. New Gascony aud all in.
landings and the Sends-Te new, elegant, very
hight drang and swift running passenger pncket steamer
Thirt y-Finh Parallel, L. Chapman. master, Ed.
Carter, clerk, will lea.e above. For freight passage apply
board. "
VIRGINIUS G. DESTZEI.
d!3 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-15
FOR poNA1DsoNvIlI

FOR FORT ADAMS.
The passenger packet Capitol Capt eros leases New Or
leans every TT ESDAY at 5 O'clock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-15
Leaves on Thu RSDAS Dec. H. mt 5 r. NJ nosi,freI,.
FOR BA1OU RARTIdUI. dlA aI.Is1

! IY.fI h, rDIf IItNSHnf, UMWTa Ey, TRENTON MulrGr
Pine BlnH easor's Landing COLUMBIA lTrri5at,
pnFE Trinity and all Intermediate fan,les on
oaaea ayon bartholomew aud Black rirerfhr superior
'ssenser Pcke Homer, Levi Hopkins, MASTER will Leave
rs aboNe. For freight or passage apply on board
-, NIRGINIUS C. DENTZEt
w Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-15

SUCCESSION OF 4. hIcGUIisE = CREDITORS
~ Of is Estate notified hard in their claims, proper
proven and sworn hsss Foster e
sstor--Offco, No, ) Commercial Fl.oe.
dls In EDW4ED BOOTH, Curator
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-15

e. h-For Grand Ecpe, Nachitoches, Tiger Island ST
Maurice, Faveron', Montgomery Duran,ls lSux
NsfNTxEon Mouth OF Game River, Collie, Alexandria
Normal iarns and all intermediate landings Red
me magnificent and fast running packet Rn pes.
j. G. powty mnste will leave above For freight pas
sage apply oil board
FIRGINIUS c. DENTZEI.,
dlI AGENT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-15
BAYOU SARA PACKETS.
BAYOU SARA MAIL Co

LsEsE+A roR BAYOU sara. l.sllpI.eta s a
EzArsNca HsszsSsskz
The pas seuger packet ID. r. FSenneT Capt BatiVco
leaves New Orleans every SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY, at O'Clock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-15

The passenger packet O. d., Jr., Capt Vincent leave,
Orleans every TUESDAY and THURSDAY, ~ 10 O'Clock
NJ, and every SATURDAY, at 5o'clock +. NJ.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-15

The steamers Laurel Hill, Capt. Petit, and Crosse
Teie Capt. Me Quoia leaves New Orleans every MONDAY
THURSD AY and SATURDAY, at o'clock 2, NJ
Es-A clerk is always the landing,
receive and deliver freight aud sign bis lan for the above
boats.
NJ I'm j A COTTON. Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-15
Leaves on THU RSD AY. 18th inst, AT ) p NJ
FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND

FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
~ h Bayou CoIsbatta. Canipc. EcOre st; Man
s4s5is Zee Gothic AleSauitia, Nonans Babins nd
III intermediate bindings Red river-The
tey new. very light drane passenger steamer Norm
ing Light Vim. Dillon j. NJ. Chanlpn, clerk will
leave above For freight passage having splendid
Communications Apply on board
NIRGINIuS C. DENTZET.
dr. Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-15
Leaves on THERsDAY; l5ih inst. assPM.

leaves ON III KSDAY, 18Th inst, Mt s P. NJ
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
~. h-For lefersou Snithand, Benton. Fort CaE,io
Swansons Landing, MooFngs Landing, Albany
ESssllHzkshreveport, Grand Bayou Goishnta Cainpte
Grand Ecore ST. Maurice, Montgomery, Cotie Aexaudrin
Nnnans Barns and ali the Intermediate landings on Rcd
riveTle entirely lt running light dugh ,senger
packet steamer ID. r.. Carroll, R. Moody, master Viii
LEAVE above. For freight passage apply bunrd
dts '''''e' s a nrN n1f Non,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-15
Leaves with Dispatch
ARKANSAS ESJVER-F0R FOR

ARKANSAS IsIVER-FoR FORT
~ h Smith, Van Buren,, Ozark, Rosuyie Spalra, Nor
oWn Dardanelie, lewiug, Little Rock Pine
ssrsSsa4E Bluff NeST tinscony and all plantation
landings in the Bendsfhe elegant and light augf
swift running packet steamer Little Rock, jerks Brown
master, Louis William Brown, clerk viii 1t5yt
freight or .pssage apply Oh t,dra.
~r@-----N- >~----~-s BNER IEGRAND GAINES,
M Agent. d Common street..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-15
Leaves on THURSDAY, Dec f5h, al SPIN
Ei1R SH Il IL Y u foNRtl, 4. Il \

It, n n u
H. h Bayou, Co'laa Canpte Grand Ecore St afnu-
lAsiis rice Montgomery, eole, Alexandria, Noslaai,'s
xnsEaEE4 'arbins and all Intermediate landings Red
kver1hc new elegant, light draug, rrnnnr pas
senger packet slt, Cas Hayes mas e G. Hayes
clerk will leave above. For freight passage apply on
b0a,d. "
VIRGINlUS g. DENTzEI,
A.rnrt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-15

, M h, Orleans Passenger PHcketeFor S. I1nit r1iro
Hickman New MHifid Memphis and ali f,,tefIn.
m tinie nndng.rhe new fast running and sr en-
did packe! steamer Il. L. McGilI, n Rosr,is tn.rr Vii
leave above. For freight passage apply on loarI "
dl3 " H. hhi'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-15

BA1UU BAKTHULUMEW-Pe steamer VIM 4
2o FIRES ScoMl7 o0 Relieves &eo -9" Wri9
d Alen-l32 Knox q Higgins-al j 4 Hardie &co
90 Pitcher Il Goodrich--50 I H Il NJ Allen eco
"a J G & S Kicks &co-- q A j FULLY &co--20
Byrne, Vance &co-20 do Murphy, Sykes &co--l9
"a II K Carter-l7 VIM Soery &co-7 A Levi &co
-sundries to order-Total 1864 bales cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-15

Leaves on SATURDAY. 18th inst. at ) p NJ
FOR JEFFERSON, SMITIILAND
lsE Benton PORT aadlo swansons, Nooring';;, Al
aSsH Canpie Grand Ecore, Boutiicn Landings Alex
andra, Norman's Barbn's a intermediate laiigs-re
swift passenger steamer Era No. Isaac Ii kolns MASTER
will leave rs above For freight passage aiply
flRGISIUS G. nENrIEI,
Dis ao... ....g...a.-s Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-15

BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW Per steamer Red
Chief No 2-l56 bales cotton Phillips, Nixon &co-
50 E Male &co--69 A J Tully &co-43 j Watt eco
SIS d r Carroll &cO-40 do Carroll, Hoy &co-33
Lloyd & Frierson-2a R w Estlin &co-27 Wright
i Allen--25 Fellowes &co--l9 Ar Mtenberger &
Borron-12 Campbell Strong-l2 Cutrer Harri-
son &co--s ellis, Ferguson &co-6 Frellsen, Ste
venson &co-6 Levi &co-.4 Pitcher Goodrich
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21

ocaInro, who brought the negotiation with Mr. McIano
nearly TO successful termination months ago,
sumes the portfolio Of Foreign Affairs. He has always
been advocate Of the treaty though he has been other
wise represented. Senior L,rdo, who is also powerful
supporter Of the treaty has also consented TO his
seat in the Cbipct Secretary OF the Treasury, and
letter from Vera Cruz of the morning Of the l0th
the treaty accepted anddecided thing and
that it would bo to New Orleans an early day.
MISCELLANEOUS AFFAIRS
Senator Wilson left Washington this afternoon for
Massachusetts, having been summoned thither in
quence Of sickness in his family.
The Pacific Railroad bill which Senator Gwin intends
introducing at the earliest opportunity Is the
ported from the Select Committee, and the amendment
made thereto by the Senate just previous to the close of
the last session.
Commander Boggs has been appointed Lighthouse In
spector for the Twelfth district Decamp, detached
Purser Cunningham has been ordered to the Annapolis
station as Purser of the Naval AcadGW there
The Board of Engineers, Chief nneer sherwood pre-
siding will meet at the Navy Yard 10 Philadelphia the
5th of January examine candidates for promotion
those for admission into that corps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21

twenty three thousand copies be prepared SALE elk
teen copy. Here followed the Of those who
endorsed the work. Now, when did all this occur2 On
the 18th June only four months before the breaking
Of the ihsurrec0n at Harpers Ferry, have this
nonncement made that large number Of copies OF TINS
work should be circulated throughout the United States
Who Is responsible for the circulation Of this nceo
diary pnbca,on2 There no question TO the force
aDd efficacy OF the doctrines which the work in
culcales, but who they who responsible for
its circulation? Among others that are responsible,
ma the names of Clay, Greeley Chase May and others
think therefore, the country need be at no loss trace
to MS the which led to the insurrcc
ton a Harper's Ferry, and the murder and bloodshed
that eDsned Now, SIR, defence il made on the part OF
,he gentleman who II put forward as Candidate for the
Speaker o this House but II only amounts " this that
when M sRued the circular he NOT aware OF the act
he was DONG But certainty toe plea Of gnoranca III such
VII, not avail him, IN the face OF the cousaquencas
with Which such work WAS fraught This book was
siensd by these gentlemen their private capacity
us individuals, but they signed their official character
epr, sentaives cf Congress authorized enact laws
u, opound pr,p cipee aud to lay dow the duties which
art 70 govern and direct the political party OF which they
are members II must be remembered that these
gentlemen the representatives Of six millions
o people, and that they have been sent here by the
i've votes more three millions of the people OF the
North These truths which behoves consider.
say that they to be strictly held RESPONSIBLE for ths
results hrh just able 10 the Helper book an
To the speech OF Mr. Seward at Rochester am anxions
that the responsibility should attach the proper parties
that they may receive that condemnation which they
richly deserve We on this side stand upon the prn
cpes which have always supported the democratic party
ana those principles We will defend against all as
saults. matter from what quarter they may come,
Applause from the democratic benches Gentle men al
the South declare the mseves ready for secession;
at the North deprecate aud reprobate the idea We
declare that whatever be the feeling Of gentlemen
from the South thsr those the North who sympa
tbze with them and who able and prepared :, pro
tect and support them (Appause.) There be no
crisis allowed To approach unprepared Dow or hereafter
impending 10 neu,raze the srODg Of the democracy
o. the Northern States which will be ever stretched ont
shield strike in defence of their brother demo
Gratis wherever they may be. Applause from the de-
mocratc benches
THE FOURTEENTH BALLOT sPEAKER.
call of the House made preliminary TO taking
vote for Speaker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21
Com mon pleas

hfO.e Hoa Jns ge b. adv.
DEC. "r.---jdmss Mc'unn ss The Manhattan Grs Ligs'
Company y n. t,tyw N,,o Fork THIS was AZ action
cover danae.sfc' injury and destruction plaintiff SLOTS
bntdmgs anu machinery situated seventeenth street
Jcinng the promises o the Manhattan Gas Light Com
pany. II apearsd trou the esi that the defendant
IN 1858 bui't two tanks To- holding gas, and that IN conse
quencs ~ the excavation which ,oade hs n'anh
lots sunk, aud hrs house rendered useless The
budirgswss valued $s,c and was rented at 500 per
annum ana pantin c'am'd s. 600 DAMAGES Tor loss d
property and injury tn his sess tn, dce ldants
up eners DENIAL Of tho fsct alleged 10 tn complain,
and procuce, testimony snow that the plaintiff bus
ness was not uinred py accident Verdict for plnnG
a. 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21
THIRTY-SIXTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.

Senate
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20, 1859
HoMrnEAD BILL
Mr. JOHNSON, (dem) of Tenn, introduced the Home
stead bill, which read twice.
THE TERRITORIAL LAWS OF NEW MEXICO AND UTAH.
Mr.. Pugh's resolution taken up, and Mr. PuGH,
(dem) Of Ohio, read extract from the bred Scott de
cson, which he accidentally omitted in yesterday IS
speech.
MIR. HARLAN, (rep) Of Iowa, moved to amend the
luton, by adding that the Committee Territories be
also instructed to inquire into the propriey authorizing
the people Of New Mexico and Utah to elect all their Ter
rtoria ofiicias-executive, legislative and judcal-m
such the Legislatures thereof shall prescribe
Mr.. GREEN, (dem) OF Mo-, moved to postpone the
sderaon Of the resolution the committees yet
organized and wished to speak the question:
not in good health o-day.
Mr. HALE, (rep.) of N. H. liked the suggestion OF Mr..
Green for it gave him occasion to throw few hints.
Looking back the history Of the country down the
present time he found that no member Of the Unitcj
States Senate had ever been elected President And
he thought the for the introduction of such
resolutions and the making Of ibusering speeches. by
which gentlemen drawn out and made to put their
foot In it before they knew where they going If
this thrg understood would have the tendency
shortening these debates. Monday will be enough
the consideration of the subject gentlemen
will have time for reflection In the interval
The motion agreed to- and the subject postponed
till next Monday. Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21
CITY InteIiige nee.

ANOTHER FIREMAN Killed Fra cis htne, member Of
Hoso Company No H. lot ~ the New York Iipspte yes
,.rGay nom II es of Injuries accidentally raceiver
nv henr at the corner ~ Pence EiLlpeth
streets on liih Mt Shirinrr held an nn last
on the o dec ,ased, 'hs iiry rendered yer
dict Of Accidental doa'h." Deceased WIS "A years Of
age and q native Of New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-05

w fhey viii be sold Al Mandatory prices 80 30
ssass assrss '''ss cAkrEs. wmsronp a co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-05
COAL R A N G E S
A Magnificent Chance.

r WILL sell my Farm In Franklin county, Tenn. on
| Rock Creek six miles Southwest OF Tuliahoma,
consisting OF 500 or more Acres OF Land IL can be
,i,itad into two places IL has on Il good improve
ments-the best OF spring wateria good Grlst and
saw Mil ana is within four miles Of three celebrated
Fcr r9rther information apply 10 b. R. WHITE,
Tue LA, ~ ~ :" ~ b. +. WHITE.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-05

A n BOXES frash sicily Issnasns. fast received BY
4 u ihe s4e4ner Red Rover. .aieeandi IN ARA arier
for sale log aE Sc. A1rkns sGrset-
-asyAs cAREEa. wuSEuRp : Co
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-05

Y. n. Merchants, in want of any Ul the above ar
tices vii hnd their advantage to give iae call
can amnodate them bytbe case or dozen at as low
prices any other house in the City.
marS-tf b. r. CUTTER.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-05
Gents. Bows and Youths,

Ihave Just received, directs the manu'actDries,
all the different coors aud styles Of Cents Boys and
Children's Fur, Cashmere, Merino, Wool and straw
Hats Including
Gents nne soft Bell Paris Hats;
ss +" +" French 80
a. " Z" Cable 90
's '' Leghorn Z"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-05
Shoe Manufacturers Goods!

s J. PARDEssUs, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
SATIN FRAScAis, LAsTiNGs, SILK AND COTTON
LAcETs, ,GAllDoNs, RIBBoSs, BOOT AND CATER
wERs, ELASTIC WEBBING, SHOE THREAD But
IONS, Moeocco, KIDS, BLACK AND ooI,oRED Toi-
LEI sIIPFER UPPgRs, Se., SC, a..
No. $50 WILLIAM srREEr, NEW YORK.
ianel3-6m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-05
FORE ST MILLS

T. ID R T. > ! w 1 u u -
Located IS milesfrom Nashville, Immediately on the
NellinnyilIe and Manchester RailrOad'
,uppr 49,. ,rs saving ALI kinds of Lumber suit
w Ell for the city market. Oak OF all kinds, ASH,
uirtorv sweet Gum and Poplar Heavy lumber,
such as Joists aud Ss, in any quantity
Iumber of all kinds promptly filled
The cash will be expected in every case, without
a previous arrangement To the contrary ~hoIe 'uih-
her is ordered. We furnish II at
Mill Prices Loaded on the Cars,
Where the freightis paid, Nashville priceschrseo.
All orders must be directed TO the undersigned at
shsi@ '''' NJ NJ HENKIE, Jr. Agent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-05
MANNY'S COMBINED
Reaper and Mower,
,vfryy Yvoon,c rveRoYrurvr

THIS celebrated Machine received the FIRST prem-
IL um of a GkASD NgpAL the best combined
Reaplng RnI Moving Machiae al the great United
states Agricultural Fair held At Louisville Ky, in
September, 1857. The trial came OF Syracuse,
New York in Jay where ali the principal machines
Ia the Cuted States Were thoroughly tested .he
Cummsttee made their awards through Marshall Y.
wter President United states Agricultural Society
al Louisville, Ky.
IL also received the awards The hest Reaper and
The hrst AaEer bSfars separate Confattees
appointed by the Presiasnt of he nsayi3soa county
Agricaitarai Society Nashville IN july 1s57,
most af the machiaes la IN Tennessee
Numerous other prenuns and awards ere xiyen
this Machine darng tne iast season over every Ma
chine 81 AneFtea-
The absye Aaehiues Tor sale By the nndefsirned
n q. E15EATHAM,
General Ageet for the StAla
EISaE8. W1iEI.kSS 4 Gu,
msyf-i NaEhylllc. Tcan.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-05
EOrtY NegrOeS.

HAVE for sale about 40 Negroes Just received from
Il the country, Consisting Of men, women aud chill
dren, including several very valuable house ser
'FaEH rn r. J. LYLES.
may2i-t 3S Cedar street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-05
Digestion and Prosperity.

ssTT is not wha, we Eat but what We Digest
Il that makes ns thrive" This is as true OF ami
mails as OF individuals Il Is also that Iii not
what we make but what We save that makes us
prosperous" In order u secure the desirable re-
suits TO be obtained from practical belief IN these
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