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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28

The Democracy will come forward, in
the closing days of the session, with the
usual remedy OF Treasury notes, to
supply the deficiencies occasioned by
their reckless policy and unius,iliable
extravaganza. When they have run
the Treasury dry borrowing is their
only resource.
The Committee of Ways and Means
met this morning and adjourned with
out reaching conclusion. Mr.. Phelps
was not ready with his Tariff, and the
Committee consumed the time in com
parlson of opinions. Mr.. Phelps con
ceded that twenty-nine millions would
DC required to carry the Treasury
through tho current and ensuing fiscal
years, upon tho basis of Mr.. Cobb's
figures, including the redemption of
the Treasury notes. The opposition
members notified the majority they
would oppose Treasury notes to any n.
mount and under any circumstances.
1t Is doubtful if Mr.. Phelps can get
three members of the committee to sus.
tain any modification he may propose.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28

a Young Trapeller. little eir,
only ten years old, was stopping at
the Mcclure House, who is quite n
heroine in her way. Her name il
Lizzy Kelley, and her parcnts live st
Green Bay, Wisconsin,. The whole
long cold and tiresome rond f,nn
Grccn Bay here, this little lady hes
travelled by herself, stopping wher
she chose, paying her own bills. and
doing.all in the most business, like man.
ner, with an ease, grace. and self.pos-
session that won the admiration Of an
who met her. She was bound for Prof
Pcndleton's, at Bethany, which plaes
she was very anxious to reach. She
jnst took the heart of our friend Kirker
OF the Mcclure, by the perfectly lady.
like style in which she kept him travel.
ing around attending to her prompt de-
parture.- Wheeling Times.
In Cincinnati, Ohio, they have large
manufactures of old barrels TO CON
tain good old Madeira wine and bran.
dies, that have made the circuit of thu
globe, and laid for many years. amid
dustund cobwebs in some ancient cellar.
The process is an extraordinary one.
"A new barrel, just from the cooper's
hands is loisted up to the upper st cries.
III a few moments it is returned TO tho
lower floor, with5thc unmstakable cyi.
uences OF great agc-all stained dusty
tho re'ltd6fe marks of the French and
Spanish oustom-houses, and the im.
perial arms nearly worn off, and even
the cobwebs drawn across the bunc.--
--NeW Orleans Delta.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28
Correspondence Of The Baltimore American.
WASHINGTON, Jau. Is.

Half the session is gone, and yet the
Democratic mJorities in Congress,
have not taken the first step towards
meeting the necessities Of the Treasu.
ny, or providing any practical legisla,
ton, for the suffering condition Of in.
dustrial interests. Ii every remaining
hour should now be devoted to the con :
sidoration of these subjects, they could
not be discussed and presented, as they
should be in tho time that remains. -
SO culpablc a disregard Of duty was
never manifested before. The treasu.
ry is literally empty, and yet no pro.
VISION Whatever to supply it's wants,
has either been proposed or maturod.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28
From WasEiislgtor,.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 18.-The Sen.
ates Committee on the Post. Offices and
fost Roads have agreed upon bill TO
restore the postsge rates to five cents
Tor all distances under three thousand
miles, and ten cents for over that dis
tnnce. Also authorizing the Pos,mas.
ter General TO conrac. for CARVING
the mails on the best terms, removing
restrictions which nov exist; aud il
is proposed to curtail the Thanking
privilege.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28
Northeast Pennsylvania, March 0. 1854

9IR;-in consequence of having hair, for sew
Graz years past not only gray but perfectly white,
have cut IL short aud worn cap to hide it from,
view; but some Three months since, was induo.
cd 10 use your Hair Restorative, and must in
justice 10 say, that its effects were almost mrao.
n!ous' for it has changed it gradually TO all i,s
former sp'ondor as 10 color, and left it so sol, and
glossy as to be more beautiful than j; over was
when under the influence of the finest oil.
therefore, earnestly recommend il 10 every lady
MS decidedly tic best preparation for toilet use Of
anything in tho world. BETSY SMITH
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28
And all this in tho f,ce of ,bo c,o.

And all this in the face of the fact
that VIC can have no hope for success
IN 1850, unless under the banner of
such man as Douglas, marshalled by
the accepted and now universolIy
understood doctrine of self government
IN States and Territories If tho
Democratic party is forced upon tho
secession platform at Charleston, de.
feat will be its doom-defeat, certain,
crushing, inevitable, and deserved!
But it is this very defeat that the
dlsunion leaders arc now laborina to
effect. They desire to see an enemy
OF their section elevated to tho Presii-
dency, an order to make a protect for a
ne'o secession movement. Hence YOU
hear them say they would rather see
Seward President than Douglas.
Should the former be chosen, thew will
then be called upon to fulfill their
threat of leaving the Union. They
VIII capture" the Charleston Conven-
ton II they can, and expel all who do
not accept their conditions; and when
they have done this, they will patient.
ly await Republican triumph, hoping
out OF that issue to produce rupture
OF the Federal Union. That such is
their programme cannot be doubted.
The slightest observation of passing
events Will convince the most crcdnl~,,s
Althoagh this nc, cmcpt is q rorr,;
uaoi'' Us "a the event of its success it
must be fatal to tho most sacred in.
terests, and although the Admipstra.
ton is irresistibly committed to il, as
all its past actions have shown. there
Is remedy and rescue at band
These violent counscls, these wild
threats, these savage prescriptions, are
as much abhorrcd and despiscd in the
South by the mass of men as thew are
IN the North. We must appeal to this
conservative element to save the Dem
ocratlc party from impending ruin
We must deny the right ofany Admin
lStratlon to control our Conventions.
and to alter our crccds. We must re.
pudiate the present Administration.
boldly and everywhere, and on its
ruins re.erect the old Democratic flag,
and reassert the old Democratic prin-
ciplcs."
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28


lAA"E's AArIc ExTEDiEIoN.-very few per,
sons while sitting nj home comfortably in tbei,
easy ch@!rS, can form on adequate idea of tho
ha'"ShIps endured by tho men She folIowrd ,bo
'a'"""''d "r. Kane, on the Grinnel Arctic Expe-
d'lioh. BESIDES the suffering caused by the in
h"sp'.a"Ie climate, the intense cold brought an
rheumatism, stiffness of .hc Joints, &C.. and tho
pr''ai'on from fresh maat and vegetables nro.
d"ced that dreadful disease, scurvy. Their suc.
ief'"g' irom these causes were very ereat, and
""nii have been uUendurable but for the bappy
''@"iIS OF Li%!meat made expressly for ther
u'e Ny 'he celebrated Dr.. A. G. Bragg, 4 plcntt-
~" supply OF which ,aLon along with tina
expedition This Linimcnt proved so valuable,
H'' i's mefIts "e'o go fully confirmed, under
'he most favorable circumstances, that DIR.
bragg has been induced TO CONNIE nee its mann
aeture Tor tho public. he calls it very proper.
~ bE"2s'S Arctic LiRiment. Fol- sale in Nor.
sahi"wR by FIrCH * CmALrANr
An Agent wanted in every town and village
Application should be made 70 Bragg and Bur,
T""es, -. Louis, Mo-, and must always bs 40.
companied by good reference.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28
F0RNEY'S LATEST LETTER,
lie ShoaVs mp the AdmimiStration and
Predicts its Fate.

That inyetcratc opponent Of the
Buchanan Administrator has written
another scathing letter from Washing
ton to the Philadelphia Press. He de-
ciares that there never before has been
such wanton disregard of plghted
faith, such prescription Of odious
tests upon the people such proAigacy
in otlicc-such public corruption by
tie Executive Of the Representatives
OF the pcop!c-such war upon opinions
honestly held and decently expressed
such conflict of infuriatcd sections.
and such consistent and deliberate
recognition Of the most abandoned men
by the head of the Government, as that
adopted by the President and his add
viscrs. Tie proceeds:
Among the rapidly ripcning fruits
of the policy of Mr.. President, that Of
disunion is prominent He has Offer
cd moro prayers to heaven Gin his
public lcttcrs) against this dangerous
idea, and has assisted it more material
Iy than any man since the formation
Of the confederacy. TO threaten dis
union; to look to it as refuge from
imaginary evils to applaud it as
better. condition Of human happiness !;
to embrace it as glorious alternative
before the election of northern Prcsi-
dent, are the familiar utteronccs Of
many of the administration leaders in
Washington. They constitute the
Iuxurlant crop that grows upon tho
grave of the Kansas policy Of the Pre-
sidcnt.
These dIsunion and secession infu-
ences having bulIicd the President in
to betrayal OF his pledges, then into
a crusade against ali who would not
cry hosannas to this betrayal, have re-
solved to take a aumbcr Of steps III
advance. They have gradually com
PEELED the administration organizations
in the north, to endorse their earlier
proceedings, and arc now boldly pre-.
pairing, with the assistance of the gen,
eral administration, to assume posses
sion Of the Charleston Convention and
to turn that Convention into a mere
auction room, where the honor of the
Democratic party, and all its fame rs
a national brotherhood, will be knock
cd down to whomsOcYcr will lid high
est for tho votes Of the extreme men
Of the south. TO effect this object The
disunjonists first declare that tLcy actN
not support any man representing the
principles avOwcd by Senator Douglas.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28
lTEM.S OF NLW4y, &c.

I|EM's or NEW.s, &c.
Senator Mason's resolutions omnox.
er'nS the President to use the army <
navy at his discretion against our Soo.
hlsh American ucighh0rS, has caused
much surprise, as coming from so eau
tl"ns Senator. 1t virtually gives the
President the power to declare war
which consti'utionally belongs ONLY to
Congress.
Senator Douglas attended the Aa.
minis,ration Caucus on FRIDAY. mrcL :,
the surprise and disgust Of the other
an''-Lecompton members Of Congress-
The Senate on Friday confirmed the
nomination Of Townsend liarriy, to be
, MINISTER resident Of the Uni,cd States
near the japanese government.
At meeting Of the directors Of the
Virginia and Kentucky Railroad, held
IN abingdon last weed, the contrac tors
were formally notified to suspend one.
ranons for the present.
At St. Paul, Minnesota, ACCORDING
TO last accounts, the thermometer had
been down to 80 degrees below zero,
or ~ degrees below the freezing poiDt
hen the mercury went up to zero.
tho residents considered the weather
quite comfortable.
a clever remark was that of Lola
Montez -" Novelty is great gloss
OF love, but it is varnish that wears
! on IN the contact Of constant associa.
ton"
The taxpayers Of Grant county,
Wis, have held meeting, and after
stating that they are burlIencd with
taxes beyond their ability to pay, they
resolved, that as Almighty Power has
withheld from them the past seasons
supplies, their servants the Office hold
ere must share their misfortunes. there.
fore, they will this year pay no part
of any tax, either State. county or
town, and maybe none hereafter.
The ladies of Washington, nowa,)
torewarned by the unpleasant -expcri.
cnce OF Christmas Of the reckless fro
licking of their husbands and sons on
New Years, prepared for that holiday
on the previous Tuesday by DESTROYING
all the liquor for sale in town. :
A ladv in ST. Iou;s hoe oo,uo, g..
arrest of VIM Flnkc, unon a c J'u 80" IS
biting off the tail Of her pet cur, and
CLAIMS 80 damages. At this rate,
now much wo"'d the whole dog cost t?
Thomas Moore 1iod ~ h;s ,o,;1o
in Ohio county. Y, ohonI c,.,. ' ,,Ha,
from West Alexander. on ~ vaa",.
day. at the advanced oco r. nro h,',
drcd and four ycars, IL .a, Il g. ~,,
ireland in 1925 and gctIIcd m"an , J'+
place where he died. '' 80"
D.. p
cloth cont. which WINS maJo :, liz
order IN 18l6--tbirtoen ycara ago IN
March next. "
....u,., .
,,os , "on' WAY" i rs I've ace OF spades
T"Jjn;~n "' y ','' ''' SO"oci'man IN
nynr ;r - 1,,"s county ""hao" vest
" "'''' "'"''
Some Of the farmers in Northern
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28
LEI Roy KRAMER, Sec.

Il Jew D'EsprH.--Whcn Roths-
child was asked whether no would not
like TO become a temporal King Of the
Jews Of Palostinc, ooh, no." said he,
II would rather 30 Jow Of the Kings
than he Kiog Of The Jgrs,'
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28

DYSPEPSIA, HEADACHE aud INDI.
GES ZION, by which oil persons are more
or less affected, Cat usually be- cured BY "a.
King modeiais exercise. wholesome food
ana o dose OF B0rhave's Holland Buffers, one
hour bsiore each meal
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28
SPECIAL NOTICES,
= w0NDE.srUs, REmEnv

Mr. b. D. Woods, lato Justice of tho Peace.
East Birmingham, Pa, says:
81 have been afflicted with disease of the
stomach, paipitatiUn Of the heart and nervou,
"e''aehe, for nearly fifteen years, and have
Speat some hundreds OF dollars in order to Of.
'e.' cure, but TO no purpose. After having
used ih'ee bottles ofyour Holland Bi,tersJ feel
myself entirely restored. can eat and s,,en
we'll ana attend to my business with pleasure,
and would therefore recommend it to all tbo,a
"hc are similarly aGiictod.n ...
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28
H5EEG4 j.:

On Thursday the 20,h inst, Mrs MAR.
TIA McBEE, wife of Zadock McBee, Of
inns Cnmlty, aged 81 years--a member of
the NJ. T. Church.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28
COUNTY MEETING.

Pursuant to notice, meeting Of the
Wings and Americans of Mononralia
county was held at the Courthouse on
Monday the 9th inst, HENRY DER
ING, Esq. vas called to the chair, and
Ice Roy Kramer appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having
been stated by the Chairman in a few
pertinent remarks: on motion of Fran
els MADEIRA, Esq. the following prcam-
Die and resolutions were unanimously
adopted -
Whereas, a large portion Of the pco-
pie Of Virginia have signiied their in
'ention of holding q Convention in the
City Of Richmond, on the 10th Of Feb
ruary, for the purpose Of nominating
suitable persons as candidates for the
Offices Of Governor, Lieut.. Governor,
and Attorney General, at the ensuing
Spring election, in opposition to the
so called Democracy; therefore be it
unanimously
RESOLVED, That we heartily concur
In the movement made TO hold said
Convention, at the time and place de-
signatcd, and that we cordially invite
all who are opposed to the present ri.
nous and misruling dynasty, to coop
crate with us.
Resolyed, That in the opinion of this
meeting there never was time in the
history of Virginia, at which there was
as much necessity for thorough rcfor.
nation of nearly all the branches of
the government as at the present time.
Reso7rea, That it is our decided o.
pinion that if the people Of Virginia,
who arc now grooming under excessive
taxation and other ruinous policies,
brought upon them by the mismanagc-
rnent Of the dominant party, will rally
to The standard Of freedom and indie
pendcncc Of thought & action, change
will be effected for the better.
Rcso1red, That fifty delegates be ap.
pointed by this meeting to attend said
Convention.
The following is list of Delegates
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28

Mr.. Greciy docs not lcave.-A ru>
NOR having been extensively circulated
that Horace Greedy was intending to
retire from the cditorship of the n. Y.
Tribune, Mr.. Greedy thus notices tho
statement:
" never for one moment cherished
such purpose nor harbored such a
thought. l lave hoped that [ might
at an early day be enabled to retire
from that active, responsible, immedi-
ate connection with the editorship Of
the paper which has thus far been re-
CURED Of mc, continuing to write for
its columns, but dcvoting a large share
Of my time and thoughts to other ends
than has hitherto been deemed practi-
cable. Various circumstances have
prevented the realization of this hone,
which must now, at the best, be post
poncd until aft0r the next Presidential
contest"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28
QSnx @@eeG @4eeGe.

TIN KNICKERBoCKER for February
IS received. The pleasure of pcrusing
1t is yet before US. Contents: Colonial
System of Great Britain; the Wi,hcr.
ed Leaf; the Jardin DIES Plantes; Thy
Little Hand Grain of Wheat from
bushel of chaff; Wolfe Edward Ev-
eritt writes for Bonner; a Quiet Pic
ture; The Great Battle of Gabriel ;
Mountain Tops; Moslem Traditions ;
Literary Notices, Editors Table, &c.
By-Laws Of the Western Lunotic
asylum, pryinta.-Somc one has IA
vored us with pamphlet of SO pages
under this title. The information it
affords concerning the entire manage
ment of the Institution is very full &
interesting.
1t is at the service of any person
wishing to peruso it.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28

SMASH Among the Liquor Sellers. -
The last day Of grace given to the IL
quor sellers Of Charlottesville, Ind, OK
pred on Saturday, and the popular
sovereigms Of that town, after waiting
until last night for compliance with
their demands, proceeded to regulate
their domestic institutions by cleaning
out every shop in the place. There
wcro eight altogether, we'll stocked
with whiSky,and before midnight every
gill Of the ardent, not less than forty
barrels in all, had licked the dust
The rioters met with no opposition,
except at the house of an lrishmaD,
named Kennedy, who bad barred his
door, and finding it about to be batter
ed down, fred three shots from rcvol.
yer. The balls whistlcd among the
crowd, but fortunately 20 one was hit.
Some opposition had been anticipated,
and a moose had been prepared to swing
up the first man who drew blood
Charlottesville was completely satura.
ted witlWabash Catawha this morning.
and smelt like an old topper recovering
from hard sprcc.--Latayctte Courier.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28

TREASURY TEoUBLEs.-Thc Wash.
lngton correspondent of the Baltimore
American says:
The net balance in the treasury has
run down 70 million, being four less
than the margin which the Secretary
Informed Congress was required to
work it satisfactorily. The bids for
the remaining ten millions Of the last
loan will be opened next Monday, and
although this Investment will be sought
10y capitalists, still the proposals will
be in some degree effected by the know.
ledge that another large loan must be
authorized before the adiournmcnt.-
Since 1872 the Treasury has not been
reduced to such straits as arc now wit
messed, when the public creditors are
turned away empty handed, or compel.
led to wait convenience Of Mr.. Cobb.
1t is to be presumed that the payments
for the ten millions though not requir
cd by the letter of the Secretary's ad.
vertisemcnt to be made before the 18th
OF March, will be at once paid in, so
us to start the interest. If so, this
would furnish some temporary relief.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28

Neal Dow writes to the Montreal
Witness in correction of statements
made abroad by the Rev. Theodore l..
Cuylcr, Of New York, to the effect that
the Maine Law had proved Intellectual
IN Maine. MIR. Dow insists that drum.
kcnncss has decreased more than one.
half since the enactment Of that law.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28
ADVERTIZING AGENCIES.

The following gentlemen are authorised to re-
ssivo Advertisements, &c. for this paper, viz.
New Works.. NJ. Pcttengill & Co. No. llO
Nassau street.
Visschcr, Owen & Co., 346 and 3IS Broadway
n. S. Schell's Advertising agency, No. 335,
Broadway. We have good deal of confidence
Ia this concern.
Philadclphia-E. w. CARR, Northwest cor.
9or of Third and Walnut streets, opposite the
Merchants Exchange.
Pittsburg. Samuel McDonald, Office of the
Iron City newspaper.
BANK DIRECToRs.-The annual L.
lection of Officers Of the Nj. & NJ. Bank
in this place, was held on Thursday
the 18th inst, and resulted as follows:
Observation-Disclosures Lazicr, Fieldine
Kiger, John Rogers, B. L. Smith, D.
IL. Chadwick, and John Wallace.
Presidont-Geo. M. Hagans.
Cashier-Wm. Wagner.
Clerk-F. NJ. Durbin.
Hon. Z. G. Wilson and II. Dcrinc,
late Directors, resigned their Offices, &c
take effect from the above date.
Discount day, every Thursday.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28

The Chicago Press says that young
lady, now q sewing girl in that city,
has received letter from an uncle in
New York, stating that herself and
two unclcs in New York had fallen
equal heirs to the comfortable sum of
EFT ,0O0,O or about 1856, 100000
by the recent death Of an uncle ut Cal.
cutta, India, where he had accumulated
his immense fortune in mercantile pur.
suits,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28

'itS'''-~N'
hbrahom DevauIi, William Dnrbir,
Capel Holland, osq Maulf Hayes, ESQ.
Benz. II. GEih:h, w. 1. Wiley, esq.
Joseph Frnm, Jacob Muse.
James ID. Kern, DR.. James Way,
John p. Byrne. Amherst Miller,
Cot. Amos JolIH, William Fear,
Lee Roy Kramer, Caleb I}eaiI,
Edwin Clear, Punrl Houston,
Col. w. a. Hunway, Cot James Evans,
}. Thompson, Henry Dr!ing, esq.
X. J.. Berkshire, Samuel Thompson,
William Lezier, Samuel Scare,
John 81. Clair, VIM. VI. Jones,
NJ. J. McClasky, William Price,
Chos. II. Rnrge s., esq. Andrew Brown,
Anthony Lotus, Richard d. TenGcni,
john Rude, esq. George Price,
George Conn, Michael Core,
WIN. Andersen, Joseph Myers,
Thos. LazzeU, James Parks,
IerI Ramsey, Joseph Darrah,
Draper Cole, Geo +. Cumrllgo,
Thomas Potter, Bcu Thompson.
Res0ived, That any member Of the
Wing or American party from Monon'
gala county, who may be in Richmond
during the Convention, be requested
TO act as delegate.
On motion, II. K. Ellyson and Rob.
ert Ridgway, Of the city Of Richmond,
were appointed alternates.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of
this meeting be signed by the officers,
and published in the American Union
md tho Richmond Wing.
ii. DER1NG, Chm.
LEI Roy KRAMER, Sec.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28


BG~ The following paragraph is
copied from the last number Of Ar
thurs Home Magazine. 1t is quite
refreshing to find one literary work
referring to another in terms of high
and deserved commentator
GeGey's Endy's Book.
Still unapproached, as a magazine
for ladies, is Mr.. Godey's admirai,v
conducted periodical; & judging from
all we see and know of the publisher
spirit, enterprise, tact, and resources
1t IS destined for may years to be un.
apprroachable. All rivalry in this di.
fcClion seems vain, for Mr.. Cooley, be-
sides being in love with his work, has
over quarter of ceutury's expert
cnce, and possesses ample means for
carrying out any schemes Of improve
ment that taste or Judgment may sug-
gest. The opening numbers for 1859
arc splendid specimens, and we are uot
surprised to learn that his substitution
list is swelling with unprecedented "a
pidity.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-28

na~ The following article is an ad q.
m'raOlc sot-oif against the insane han.
kcrings of the Administration, and
some of its supporters, after Cuba
the "gem of the Antilles -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-07

= CA&NasII.

HAVING this DAY associated VITA in tie China
Hail. ). G. Iardcn hereafter the sly ie OF the flm
viii be- J. L. harden \ co.
ucus c. F.. PEACIIR.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-07
Star CanlI :.
GuI,ny Bags.

Onn BONES Work ani ruclctt's star C.ndlcs. o.
.DNJO store aud Tor sale by
now HAsRI-, Gui:nuN 4 60.