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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-22
Is there am ..IrrcpressibIc Conflict t,'

If there be an irrepressible conflict be-
tween the northern and southern states
upon the subject Of slavery, say the re-
publican press, Mr.. Seward is not TO blame
for announcing the fact. True, but is
there necessarily any such conflict? We
answer, 20. The founders Of our gov
ernment wisely provided that there should
be no such conflict, as long as each state
and the general government ASSUME no
authority not conferred upon them by the
constitution of the United States
Each state is sovereign and Supreme
is all its internal concerns. 1t can regu-
late the relations Of husband and wife,
parents and child, master and servant,
without interference from nyother State
or the General government. Each state
can institute or abolish slavery within its
limits and no other state or the general
government can preyontit. Should the
people of Michigan desire to institute
slavery or South Carolina to abolish it.,
is there any power, under the constitu-
ton to prevent such action? Certainly
not.
Under the constitution both free and
slave states are equally recognized and
protected. Under the constitution some
Of the States have abolished slavery and
both free and slave states have been adj
mitted into the Union. Under the con
stitution the Slave statesh have equal rights
with the free states and neither can In
terfere with the internal concerns Of the
other and the general government is
equally powerless to control the institu-
tions of the state. Thus the constitution
wisely provides that there shall be no con-
flict between the States and it is evident
there can be none so long as each state
does not over step the constitution itself.
1t is the failure to regard this "great
fact that has led Seward and his satol-
ftcs to suppose that there was an "irre-
pressible conflict between the free and
slave states. No such conflict exists, le-
ultimately, it IS myth, fancy Of the
brain, an overgrown unnatural excres-
cence upon the body polite. An at
tempt by one state to abolish slavery in
another, is an attempt to violate the con
stiuton Of the United States, aud any
combination Of political parties for that
and is equally out Of place under our
system of government. - NarShW Ec-
p0m6er
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-22

SA1T.-The amount Of salt manufac-
tured at Syracuse, N. Y. is 100000 of
bushels annually.
The annual revenue to the manufae-
turers is s3,000,000, and tire income Of
the State is $4,000, as tax Of one cent
per bushel is charged by the State on all
salt manufactured. The whole amount
Of salt manufactured in the United States
is 10000, 600 Of bushels yearly. IL
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-22

E% For once that secrecy is formally
imposed upon you, it is implied a hundred
times by the concurrent circumstances.
All that our young friend says TO you, as
to his friends, is entrusted to you only.
Much Of what man tells you in the hour
Of aliliction, in sudden anger, or in any
outpouring Of his heart, should be sacrcd.
In hiscraving forsympathy, he has spoken
TO you as TO his own soul. - Fruits Of
Leisure
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-22
GROCERIES &C.

new Supply of Fresh Family Groceries has been
received at the Store &c john cry, consisting Of
every articlein this line that is required fr family
use--great pains have been taken in selecting such
goods rs are preferred by the beat Of house ksopos
For purcness excellence Of flavor and beauty Of An.
pearancet viii not be nccessaryto say more thnu ths
Please call and examine my Sugars, CoiTecs, Teas
Spices, DC, and judge fer yourselves
s. LUMBERMENs AND sIIfps STORES.
are TO bc had here in the gratest abundance and
variety--and IL Is also confidently added, at lover
prices than elsewhere. would tai this opportnni-
ty TO express my gratitude for the large patronage
which have received, and hope that an intelligent
public already appreciate the benefit they have re-
ceiycd by the greatly reduced prices at which my
goods bsve been sold compared With former oucsin
posed on them. - JOHN DERBYa
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-22

r ARGE BOX STOVES FOR STORES SCHOOL
IL Houses, &c, warranted not 10 crncN OF bretk in
one years fair usage M HESS q BRo.
CyTIEET MCSIC.--IN GREAT VARIETY THIS
- lay received by express, and cor snle by l.a
A. FERGTSoN.v h
DATNTS AND OILS, SYRUP AND M0LAssES,
l Sugars and Teas, at J ), WEBBER
U7RAPPING PAPER - 300 REAMs RAG,
w Straw Manila and Tea paper Of ell sizes for
sale at Mill prices, i Is ,N,BRlDdMAN.
nURB TABLE VINEGAR OF SUPERIOR
i quality, mauufaoturedby JACOB sCHOLNf
HoUsE TO RENT-A GOOD COMFORTABLE
II A Dwelling House TO rent pleasantly situaied -
Enquire Of G. wMERRlLL.
DATENT MEDICINES IA general assortment
nj n b & co.
I AIDES Lasting gaiicrs at one dollar per pair, at
II J. W. Toms, and also . large assortment Of
Boots and Shoes. - -,
JACK sCREWs FOR RAISING BUILDINGS,
J for saleor toiet BY tho day b., e. HEss& BRO.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-22
SPEECH OF EDWARD EVERETT.

MI OualTlllon ana L CllOW-ClLlZenS--
In rising to address you on this iinpor.
tant occasion, indulge me in few words
Of personal explanation. l did not sup
pose that anything could occur which
would make me think it my duty to APP
.ear again on this platform, on any oc-
casion Of Il political character, and had
this meeting been OF party nature, or
designed 60 promote any party purposes,
/ should not have been hero. When
compelled by the prostration of my health,
five years ago, to resign the distinguished
place which then filed in the public
service, it was with no expectation, no
wish, and no intention ofever again min
Cling in the scenes Of public life. have
accordingly, with tho partial restoration
of my health, abstained from all partici-
patton in political action of any kind;
partly because | have found more con-
genial, and, as venture to think, more
useful, occupation in seeking to rally the
affections of my oountrymen, North and
South, to that great name and precious
memory which is left almost alone of all
the numerous kindly associations which
once b5und the different sections Of the
country together and also because, be-
tween the extremes Of opinion chat have
long distracted and now threaten to con-
yulse the country, lind no middle ground
OF practical usefulness on which friend
of moderate counsels can stand. l thinl;
| do litte good,--I try to,---in my
waning years, in aUqmenting the funds
Of the charitable institutions, comnemo.
rating from time TO time thehonorcd dead
and tho great events of past days, and
chiefly in my humble efforts TO rescue
from desecratiou aud the vicissitudes of
private property the home and the grave
of Washington. [Applausc.l These, sir,
seem to mo to be innocent and appro-
pirate occupations for the decline Of life.
] am more than contented with the favor
with which these, my humble labors, are
regarded by great majority fmy coun.
trymen; and, knowing by experience how
unsatisfying in the enjoyment arc the
brightest prizes of political ambition, /
gladly resign the pursuit Of them to
younger men.
Sir, the North and the South, includ-
ing The Northwest and Southwest, have
become forcely, bitterly arrayed against
each other. There isno oplacelcftin public
life for those who love them both-Thc
war of words--of tho prtss--of the plat
form-of the State Legislatures, and must
| add, the pulpitg--has been pushed to a
point of evaporation which, on the slight
est untoward accident, may rush to the
bloody arbitrament of the sword The
great ancient.master of POLITICAL science
-Aristotlo--tells US that, though reyo-
lutions do not take place for small causes,
they do from Small causes. lie means,
sir, that, when the minds Of the commu-
nifty have become bopelessly embitterod
and exaspcrated by long continued irrita-
lion, the slightest occurrence viii bring
on the catastrophe. [Applanse.J
In fact, it seems 10 me that we have
reached a state of things which requires
all good men and good patriots to forego
for time all mere party projects and
calculations, and to abandon all ordinary
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-22
~, w. e. CAGE.
e.. A. EATUROp,
IAMEs 5. MERIER.
AMBRoTYpES.

TAsTMAN, HAVING FITTED Up ROOMS
~ over Sanborn q fuckers Provision Store, is nov
prepared 10 take Amlrotypes in superior style, and
put them up in beautiful cases just received by Ex-
press Good pictures taken as low ms FIFTY CENTS
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-22
EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN, DECEMBER %, 1859.

fury, by sense of oppression aud the
! promise of emancipation; with armed men,
in the watches of the night, forced an en-.
trauce into private dwellings, and bore
from their very beds peaceful and respee-
table citizens as prisoners Of war TO his
military fortress; shot down those who
opposed him, and caused CONSERVATION
and unspeakable distress to the hearts OF
the timid and defenceless, throughout a
great community. And for the dealings
of the law such man, in the very State
cause of offence in the institutions Of gov
ernment by which others, the quiet and
the good, are protected? In any other
State than Virginia, aye, under any gov
ernment in the civilized world, by like
acts John Brown, or any other man than
John Brown, would have incurred like
penalty. [Applause,l Let body Of
armed men, whether few or many, strang-
ers here, from distant community, l
care not with whatever objects, invade
the terriory Of Massachusetts,; ssize the
magazine Of arms, for distributing among
the ignorant and the dissoute; capture
andmake prisoners peaceful citizens; shoot
down those whom the law should oppose
to their violence, and thus carry fear and
dismay to the hearts of the people, let
this be done, and / will not say that the
proceedings would not be more formal
and the trial less hurried, but this know,
that the law Of Massachusetts would not
fait to adjudge the offenders to a felon's
DOOM Applause Let it be borne in
mind that Brown was at the time the
citizen of free State, his family and
property under the protection of free
State, while himself, with all his kin,
were strangers to the population and the
soil Of the slave State ofVirginia.
The times eminently demand calmness
and consideration, better spirit, and
mutual Cancellation. We have vet
country bothto serve and tolove, cheers, I
q great, glorious, prosperous, and,
despite Of our POLITICAL strifes and conten-
tions, n still happy country. There is not
an evil which exists, under the Union,
which may not be better dealt with in the |
Union than Ont Of it. [Great applause,
Division can remove no cause Of differ |
ence, disuniol restore no harmony to in
tercourse. We are here to rebuke the |
spirit OF dissension aud discord-here in
this temple of liberty to renew our VOWS
and whatever others, here or elsewhere,
nay say or may DO, to declare for our
selves that, come veal or come woe, we
will defend the constitution, and stand by
the Union. LGreat checring.]
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-22

E<He that is truly polite knows how
to contradict with respect, and to please
without adulation, and is equally remote
from an insipid complaisance, and low
familiarity. ~
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-22
ETR O. P1O LII L A N
Fire Insurance Company.
C.tSH CAPITAL AND SURPL US, s3so,OOO


0 + FICE, No. 10S BROADWAY,
Corner Of Pine Street Neir York.
II Il + TO RS
Jnmos Lorimor Graham, James o. sheldon
Joseph b. Namun, John @. Henderson,
Leonard Apploby, Daniel Parish,
Frederick II Wocott, Gustavas A. Conovcr,
William X. Strong, Martin Bates, Jr,
Moses Taylor Charles l.. Nose,
Warren Dcano, Jr., Watson +. Case.
Henry V. Butler, Lorrnn Freeman,
Bowes r. Mcllvainc, Edward Macomber,
Gilbert j. Beeelnan JAS. Lodmer & phnin, Jr
Joseph y. Namum, Jr., Samuel b Bradford Jr
Dudley B. Fuller Charles r. Appleby
JAMES LoRIMER GRAHAM, Prest.
EDWARD A. SrRANsBuRY, Secy
RonERT c. BArHBoNr, Asst sec'y.
JonN W. STRONG, State Agt, Detroit.
CHAs. b. MOTT, Agent, East Saginaw.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-22
SHOES &LEATHERl! !!
The Valley store!

LIVE AND LET LIVE,
Is the principle upon w.icli they are detcrnine TO
10 business and thcv will coafinc themselves cxc'i-
sycly 10 the Boot Shoe and Leather trade 10 their
stock u goods for Ladies' wear they would call par
,cular attention. They have constantly in Their en-
plov ne be- of woa uln Keep the best Of French
Calf an1 Patent Letthe- and can and 10 make as
GOOD a Boyt can be Bought in tho State.
LADIES' CATERS AND LtCE BOOTS
Unsurpassed for GuralUty and h1laty, made 10 or
dor. Their MfYuG,Jory i in constant operation,
and all orders executed on thc ,hotest notice Lum-
hcrmcn will do well 10 ona ana examine their stock
of BOOTS before purchasing elsewhere, as they
pledge themselves TO sell a BETTER ARTICLE NJ
LOWER PRICE than has ever hcon sold in this
county. Call aud soo. A. EATON & co.
East Saginaw, October 90, 1889
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-25

DY virtue Of fi IA me directed, and delivered
ID from the Honorable Circuit Court Of DAVIDSON
county, fenHsssee, AT its May fern, 1852 viii ex.
se 10 public sale, 10 The highest bdder for cash
al Tie Court house ard gate ia the CITY of Nashville
Saturday the 10tn day o. september 1S3e all ths
rghl, tte, Atn, Interest, and estate wbsch IS. D.
isagsd4le, fr1stee, AZ, then had. OF may have
since CURED n and 90 the following described
peoe " LAND tuaied aud lying IN the Nile.
teeRlh lastrict, Dsyidsn county, tennessee begin
ming a IA tsalafin IIke the same being the
north east corner ~ the Walker tract running ihence
HoFta y west IS poles % a stake poles soaah II
sne the soeth east corner of Ars- tees iand thcnce
noFth 6sA4 sest 10 stone, the bcing the sssl
corner VI Gray q and, thence south % poles % =
st4ke, the noito-West corter o. tie Walker tact,
nee eat lsS poles 20 the bcginaing corner, con.
tAinIng by stanstton los acres and u poles For
other laai iculrs rrlorcnce made keEsifalon %
Deed, tlh1ries X. Winston b. r. Rsgssia Ie Trus-
tee Nc.,) IN Register s-siee % iAeidsan counsy Tea
bessee, BOX No. y, aoa page ls6 being hos led
ihe property Of IS y. k4esaAle, Trustee, ~ !.
10 SATISFY JadgneDt rendered la faFOr of Czries n
wiIlsI0n zgelast b b. AAgstsle, Trust-e, kc-
JAAES n hiSION, sheriff.
sugii-ld b. a. q DkAkE, n :.
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RELIEF AND HEALTH To YOUR INFANTS.
Price IS cents pur BOTTLE

this article f,sr over ter
coSFIBESce AND Tiu-TH nj
be@n able O. say oi
Err HAS 1T FAILED IN
EFFECT A CURE, when
We know an instance
one Who Used it, on
lighted with its opera
Of ilig aest eomEenda
and me llcaI yirtaes.
"wHAT NE Do KNOW, {"
encc. AID rLKDoz oCY
nKSr uF wHAI wE EEzs
Instance y here the Ia
and exhaustion, rolie
twenty minntes after
tered.
uon - the prescFiptiaF
PERiESCED and SkII..
land, aRd has beef
ING srncEss II
Oh CASES.
from pain, bat iagig
bowels. currecfs aei.ti
erEy % the ghoie sys-
staniiy relieve
BOWELS, AND
CULC.
winch II not speedily
We believe q The bes
woSLD. ia ali cases O.
RHckA ~ cHlI.lIRES
tssctuifg. OF froaa ana
say % every mother
frosa any uf The foress
Lkf fUCR PREfUDl
tiiCE or OTHERS
ING chtlsl aaa tile relsrt
ABSOLUTELY suRrs
tae.ilciae. II umely
wiii accompany each
less the fac sisnfse a
YORK, - "a Tie oai
oct the world.
Cedar e. Nes York
cents per bottle
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-25

We have put up aud sold
years, and CAV SAY, IN
IL, what We hsSe never
aus uther mediciae-NEY
A SINGLE INSTANCE. To
timely usedl Never did :
OF dissatisfaction By any :
the contrary, all are de :
hons, and speak In terms :
tion &c is magical effects ;
We speak In this matter
after tn years expert
KkPUTArIoS FOR TaE rruTI
pEcL1Rx. In almost every
flnt Is suffering from pain ?
wlil be found In afsesn or :
the syrup Is admins :
THIS valuable prelass :
of one q the AClST EX :
FUL NURSES IN New Eng 7
used with NEVkR-FAIL I,
THOUSANDS /,
Not only relieves the child :
.srates tile stomach and
ny and gives sAzne and ca
tea. IL sill almost in
GRIPPING IN TIE .
WIND :
and overcome eonvuls .aHs :
refne.iicd. end In death :
aud sUEEu KEzkDF a. THE =
DfSE Wary And DIAR :
whether u arises fEon !
osher cause- We Woa d 4
Who has a child suffering .
ing cSrnpiainfs--lab Nor /.
cES. Nuk THE PkkJu :
ssaEa eetween yoar suacr
that will be snre--ycs.
u failos the use Of lhis
used. Z
faii dlrectlonx for usiaE :
oattie. Soae genuine an :
CJkflS q PERKINS, seN :
aide wrapper.
sid oy aragglsis through
frlncifai of.,ee <o- fs,
laneT,ikIty Price -
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sheriff. sale.

DY virtae Of ~ y sae dirscis 4, zBd delivered
ID from til H5norAbir CircaH Colrt II nzvids0a
e0lnsy ,teauesses, AZ its My fern, 1898, wnl
Jse D. Fubir sat1 % the bigecst bsdter, far cash,
~ tie Court ase Ward gate, sir & nf Nashville
saturday, he iolh Az Of slber. lsss ~ lhe
rsht. title, clam, tntefest, and estste, wicn - ~
Cosbif thsn bad nay since 4Cl aifsa . aad
- t1e foiloefng described trart pees q lss6 u
nsvsdsun county, Ie1cesses, begi1nilg 81 Stake
the eeatre u ths Soiatszve turuplke rad, tAcncs
sauth - eat Eang the ceatrs q s4d road - ies
% stake Ia the - szia ROAD And ne
bctSssn Esech kasiey aAf Soed9in, thehce south
- le ezst ssag szis kasiey = ier Sd teo oies
20 stake On TIE huc betwcen Sad Gosdsia ana "a.
fctHay, ecee4ze1. themes EoFlh - aioax ssid
frtx4y . lnse, loe loo I.siss sleke ths
ceBtre y MI cFeek Valley taFapikr road, fhencs
aortA ST. wost afong tie osnire q sai1 rad
% . leo poles - sake h ne erEter % ssd rsaa
faencs ssulh = east ~ eo.loo poira - . sake
theaee sss ~ 1si ioo pslrs - sns be lniz, esnE4n
- n aerva ID Psies, the 4trss bsiue De sane
es~fee - szit c. Fbitt by q. A. Goo1Wn, lzh q
A4fch. 1881, ~hc1 feF 9lefrd il keFiaGeEfs srsos
Il 1ssteiss. rss-aty, fezlzee bek 80. =. being
isFsed the pferessg x A. Z. CsEeit, ~ sallslg
= JatEne TrDarfed u f4For q Iacab Ac1zso !
9zzls.s. = 2 caroat, " G farhsrs Jqan oaFanl, ana
JAMS n HlSroS. sheriG
sHgii-h - 4 q DkkkEs y =.
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Coleman,s London Mustard.

rINHE attention of Dealers anG Consumers is partic
ulary called to the superior quality and low pric
of the above Mustard manufactured by Messrs j.
Col,nan London now the mos. extensive Factors
Of Mustard in Great Britain.
Four different quaiitiesare manufactured which are
packed in Kegs, Canistes Tin Foil aud Bottles and
each package warranted full weight The 4, 6, and
10 b Tin Cansters peculiarly adapted to the South
they elIectually exclude dampness and air, thus
Tr serving the favor in al is strength.
Imported and for sale, at wholesale in New York
by GARDNER q. YVElIN ,2l7 Fulton street;
J. HORSEYS son, S4 Maiden Lane;
II. E. BLOSSOM, 1873 FrontstTeet.
feb26-6m
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Sberig's Sales.
Sheria,s Sale.

sntEEIt'S Sa1c.
IQY virtue of ri Fa so directed, and delivered
ID from the Honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson
county, Tennessee, at rs May Term, 1859 will ex
pose o. puolc sale the hghest bidder 70 cash At
the Conrthouse Yard gate, IN tie City 81 Nashville
on saturday the 10th day OF September 1859 all the
tight. utle claim, interest and estate, which John b.
Newell and AcNairy Newell Trustee Cor his vile l.. b
e3el, then had, or may have since acquired In and
10 the following described tract piece or parcel OF
land, commencing a poplar tree, thence running
east los poles with Thomas King line stake white
oak and poPlar pts. thence north ~ \ east 81 3-5
To a honey lscust, theuce north = east 5 6 10 a
stake, thenre north = west 10 Fggua's corner and
thence 81 poles north 80 west a rock being the
south IVES corner OF FuQua tack, thence norh =
west 81 5-5 Co his northwest of Fu1uA' >
land, thonce north s9t< a walnut, theuce
south - esst 53 b rock, thence south east
VI 2 . u tue beginning Also another tract cOmmenc
ing at fuqut's north est corner running north X
west % stone, thence south Sals 55 as along simp
sons south line a walnut dOsn thence south 4,
east Soi4 Nith Aicholc's Inc ~ rock, thence sl0ug
Fulua's line % the beginning. Both tracts contain
ilg l53 acres more les. Deed % fne above ls
registered Registers once of Dlvi. son county
Iennessee, il Book No -, page al being levied
the properiyof John b. Newell aud NcNalry Newell
Trustee Tor ms wits. l. g. Newell. 10 satisfy jadg
ment rendered 10 fovor OF John iil against John b.
Newell aud AcNairy Newell Trustee far his wife ,
and Nathan Harsh, this 10Th OF August, 1883.
JAMES HINTON, sheriff
aHgll-td BY T. O. DRAKE. ID =.
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I VIA. sell my beautiful Farm, conLxning two hun
dred acr"s, handsomely improved, situated 65<
miles North OF Nashville, immediately the Louis
Vile AMI Aashyis Branch Turnpike, two miles from
the LOUIS wills ana Nashville Railroad, adjoining the
arm ol Wiiiiain d. Phillips. refer persons Wishing
% see the arm u Mr. W. D. Phillips. This farm has
two neverfaiilug springs of ne water Il one Of
the heltlest places In The State can be purchased on
good terms al private SALE between this and the rst
oi Oct"Dcr next Il which time ID will be cnered by
me at public sae. CAROLINE J. RfcII
June2O-td
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MAS. WINSLOw.
MkS. WINSLOW.
n experienced Nurse and Female Physician pre-
n sents 10 the attention OF mothers, her
OOTHIN YRUP,
For Children Teetifu.

which greatly facilities the process Of teethlng, by
softeniug the gums aud reducing all inflammation; wi
allay ALL PAIN aud spasmedie action, and Is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon it, mothers IL will give rest to your
selves, and
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fI>Hk untersisusd = preFsring psIt The Brea1say
u Mia INTO ep1r4fsea = s1ptsiy -
Wheat be ebfzised- Ihs hixhesG naAzksz psice
xisi b pad fs< Whs<t aelssEsd a. ne Nm.
g91e3 D. q nlCkEf.
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At Cnsi nnd lnaer

A IOT OF fadnst 0eat's nsyss, Misses aud Chill.
n drsas BJofs AND HOES, kslis eat u ssyls ,
bat good ana All ether nis al Foanccd pfices,
max e room Tor Fsii Stock
- Call aald gcs Bargains
a. r. CUTTER,
iaiy2s coz. Broad and College stEssts
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-25

~. Is. MSrchAnts. an want aT any et the above
ticlss wilabd u % their al 81 We lae call As
can amniodAte their b. tne d0Esn al as low
mass-u b. r. CUTTER.
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Hats for spring and Summer.
Attention. Machinists. sc

&oeofe Of Leather and Gum Betting from 90 IL
inches side, alsa lace Leather, Copper Barrs and
Kvets oD hand ant Ior sae, loS for cash AZ Nos so
and 90 corner OF College Aaa Dro4dway.
r. CUTTER.
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IsHE ETSA COAL fer Black -smilhiag has no sal,e.
4 rtor. Il barBs eaftreiy tree from Clndcf eoa.
iaahs less sapAsF, usak nlerc sntenss hest and
Asts iesser has any oSber coal N us asfkut, Cor
sale by = j. AeSEW
ls4rss-u back oftAe \. 4 ca Il. nspa.
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Valuable Lots i'm EdgefieId for

On the Gallatin Turnpike Woodland RrsseIi, Fa.
" therland and Watson streets we'll situated for
buslnessand Dwelling houses. Itis unnecessary 70
speak OF the aattering pr eaeld Every
boiy is aware Of them.
heterms swiiibefavorableto the purchaser.
WASHINGTON BARROW,
feo2s-u Attorney IN faCtfor JoHx SHKIBY.