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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-15

9Otfls, sc.
f . " ST NOUS e,

II o " ST OE . e,
RUSSELL VILE, KR.
VI. w. MASON, Proprietor.
TNHIS new and eommodious Hotel is now thoroughly
furnished and complete in all its departments.
The proprietor has added to the Hotel one Of tbe
largest and most complete
New Stables
In the State capable of stang $50 horses under the
and supervision Of careful and attentive Osters
with warehouse for carriages, buggies, &c- Alse,
large lots under fences for the accommodation of
droyers.
A BAR,
Furnished with pure and the most choice brands Of
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco &c, has also been
added to the Hotel.
Thankfulfor exceedingly patronage which
the 'Forst House, has received since il has been in
charge OF the undersigned, he intends to spare no
pains expense to make il the most complete and
acceptable Hotel in Southern kentucky.
Hacks, BugEes, and Horses furnished travellers 10
any point they may desire from Rnssellville.
septl-dEtriwly NJ. W. MASON.
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment
TIE BEssT LINIMENT N IHE woRL
For Man or Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed by ne
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment.
READ FOR KOlIkSaIVt.G.y-

Thomas fard, a lAekSInith ing nesr C,sssaven
on 1eUlA street, bad . horrible running sore On
toot. lie trled yAriors Liulmcuss SalveE A.
c0a!d do u DO good lie GesIaired of ever being ab
work at hs trade again, Sccause he eould MOI he
any weight 90 hiE foot, AID By bottle Mclean
Volcanic l4u4nicnt, b. is nos perfcetiy car-d
Rheumatism, lafaly ais, Neuralgia, RrG--s Snralu
Stiffness IN the JOINTS Ausaies sore Tlrssi SNe
ngs, Ear-acse Or Laotll-acis Wounds Fr,,sb Ca
Sores Burns, sc~idsY Pains, kc, yieid 10 the maze
lunaenCe Il this wonderful i!ninHcut
For Horses and Cattle il j. iuLlhbie remedy
Chsfes, tsaiis, Scratches, CrAekee Reels I.u.ens
ssarn- sNerny, A5ssint, Flstul., Bru scs, S~eiin
Wounds, Hattie shake bfes aud v.rstsss Stl,er -.
es whsch Anii@ss are hAbte 10 from ialuIes o. acei
dents.
McLc4n's Volcanic Oh L4nlIllu-t. Il seils r.psaiY
cause Il Always cares.
liberal discount VII be made To merchants ~
boy 60 srli agana-
sa- boz sale by J. II. MCLEAN, FFopriesor. cora
OF thTd aud Pne streets, Loass n lsssgr; Al.s
sac es Aottfs apla-tI9ssly
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OUR MUSICAL FRIENn

y pab.ished weekly, price 10 cents ana NAV be or
astea from any bookseller or periodical dealer IA
VIII DC heAt dlrect from the Cflce pubiication st
.. cae l'i!"Nihg rates, yearly s.; hall year A. 50
Olups copies 81; copies s25 10 copies $40 per
ear s1'ae rats iSr hall year. No subscription h.
Asn ,,,s sor 80 thAi q Eths payable IN ADVANCE
ohSe 90 Our Musical frIend - Is Frankfort stree,
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.Cransportation.
Winter Arrangement.


Winter Arrangement.
ON and after Monday, Nov. 90, 1858, trains will
" follows:
TIME TABLE.
AFTERNOON TRAIN.
Leaves Gallatn, 80 AM | Leave Galatin p. N.
Arrive Edgefeld, AN. Arrive Edgefed 2:3o P NJ.
Leave ~ 10 :. Leave "a $50 q
Arrive Galatin l-30 A. A Arrive Galiatin ?. NJ.
The Train leaving Galiatin at 7:30 A. NJ, and
Edge6eld at 10 A NJ, connects Gallain with mail
coaches to and from Louisville. The train leaving
EdgeGeld at 10 a. NJ, and Galatn At l 2. NJ, con-
with mails coaches TO and from HaTtsville and
Carthage Only the morning train will be run on
Sundays.
~ Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage,
and each passenger Will be allowed SO lbs. free A
charge will be made for extra baggage which must
be paid to the conductor. Other articles than bag
gage, carried in the baggage cars, will be charged
express freight which must be paid to the Agent Of
the Express Company.
Passengers taking their seats at GallaR and Edge
field, without purchasing tickets, will be charged 10
cents extra.
nov29 ROBT. MAcLEoD, ,Sup't.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

kHNEwAsIE At PLZAsCkE.
One Square one year sS0eSch additional square s1e
Written notice must be given take ana stop
vertseenis VI yearly advertisers the year
pres, Otherwise We sLal Charge tn done.
No contract OF yearly Advertisements VIII be dseen-
tnueT w.eut notice 70 william ychaxa
be made for less tan one year At the yearly
81 Advertisers exceeding the space contxsoe
cd tor will be charged TOR the excess. -kB1
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Emigrants will be taken upon Deck at reduced
price, and from three to dollars cheaper than by
any other route.
Rates CHARGED for SecOnd-ClasS Tickets.
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The above named first class steamers have entered
into arrangement, forming Lightning Express
Line between
CINCINNATI AND NASHVILLE,
connecting at each port with all the lines OF Steamers
and Railways diyeTgiEg from either Cincinnati or
Nashville Passenger by this line of boats ticeted
through 10 any destination they may desire. One
the above Steamers will always be found in port.
Shippers and Passengers having had so much reason
hitherto % complain Of delays and dsanpOintmeuts
10 the Departure of Steamers AT the advertised time
the Masters of these Steamers have agreed 10, ana
will leave positively advertised. The Public may ,
at all events, rely upon these Boats leaving at the
time they advertise. Freight and passengers will in
variaby be carried at the current rates For freight
or passage apply on board, or TO
dec2I-tf H. H. HARRISON Agent
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Remttances by mail in registered letters, al our
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Tie BALLAD eF TIE OINTMENT

Chemist aud Pharniaceut.st.
For sale by slIHrugglsts - '-10.PIlA:
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NJ cL EA AN,S
strengthening Cordial
AND BLOOE PURIFIER,
The Greatest Remedy I'm the Uor

II Wis CORDIAL is distilled from Berry known o.
ly Ia my self, and chemically combined with Setne
OF the most valuable medicinal roots herbs aud bark
known % the mind OF man. viz blood root black
root wild cherry bark, yellow docs, dandeoas sl.r
sAarliia, elder nowers, with others, producing The
most inl.llbe remedy for the restoration OF heAte
ever known
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Curing diseases by natural laws When I.ken. II
healing influence is felt cOursing through every yeiu
OF the body, purifying and acoelerain the
OF the blood IL neutralzes any bilious matter IN The
stomach, and siren sthens the whole organization
Mclean s Strengthening Cordial " IA slecluSlIy cure
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One Of these Boats will leave Nashville every day
- O'Clock NJ, connecting tairo with Illinois Cen
trail Railroad and through from Nashville 70 ST. Louis
in sixty hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15
ITALY.
SARDINIA,

The King has received Count Reiset, special envoy
of the Emperor Napoleon, for the purpose Of bringing
about the restoration Of Grand Dukes Of Tuscany
aad MOcepa.
Count Re Get will soon leave for Parma and Flor
eDce.
His Majesty has signed decree, by which the Sar-
diLian law respecting the press is extended TO Lom
hardy.
Tie departure Of the King for Milan is Fixed for Sun
day Lext. His Majesty will remain there fortnight
AID will be accompanied by the Ministers Of S;Ate
The municipality OF Turin Is preparing tstes for the
18Th of August.
Tie PieGmoatese Gazette publishes decree relative
to the erecton-st the expense OF the State-of q
monument at SolferinO, which will be memorial of
the victories Of the allied armies lasting tsst-
mopy Of the gratitude Of the Italians to the French
army, cOmusIded by the Emperor Napoleon III.
who herUlcaly imperiled himself for the cause OF
ltaIaD dependence in the memorable battle of the
9Th of JuDc.
Tie Ind.pendente Of Turin states that petition h.s
been circulated in Savoy by the rerogade party for
the annexation of that province 20 France bat that
very lew have affixed their signatures TO il. Meetings
mad also been he1 for address 10 the sane spirit 10
be preseneo to Victor Enanre. These intrigues have
caused cone excitement there, and measures have
beeI taken by the Government 10 put stop to them
Turn letter ssys:
OLe part Of the programme Of the Rsttazzi Min
isty IS TO put an end to the Dictatorship of Victor
Emanuel and to reestabsn the exercise of constitu-
tiohai Liberties DEGREES will soon be publ he'd TO put
tie Consu uion again in force. The present Cham.
bers, in al probability, will not be AGAIN called To-
gether; there will be dissolution and then general
election, simultaneously in Lombardy and In tne
states Of Piedmont. That will be the first &C, Of the
fuk,cp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15
Correspondence Of The London Times.


TURIN, Juy n.
Nseems the general impression that until tn. Zurich
Conference Is over We need hardly expec. important
events or changes in Italian aifars. Unit, then i. Is
believed tie exiled or fugitive Boxes will content
Thea selves with preparing Tor their return and their
oisobt subjects will limit their activity to prepara-
tons for resistaIce. So be il. TIE evil day viii come
soon enough. Such, a, least is the creed Of that
cespotd.nt majority Of Italsns who behold anarchy
anc coIfuson IL Central Italy in distant perspective
and who can discover, as a remedy, nothing moro
probable than French or Austrian intervention.
People are very low spirited here at present. The
hoIe to which they most fondly cling is that q
European Congress may settle the Italian question on
more satisfactory basis thsn that indicated by the
CONVENTION OF Fiiafrsrca. They would fain have, at
tie east guaranty by the great Powers OF LoRbar-
oy 10 Plednont Otherwise they foresee the necessity
Ct maintaining lager army than the country can at
io'd, and consequently increasing finsncsl burden,
eaIing u all probability, TO bankruptcy. This as re-
gards the domestic question. As TO the grea, itslau
question, especially with respect TO Central Italy, they
seem aluo-t 70 recol f'om tie contemplation go com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15
FRANCE.

TIE Tine; Paris correspondent ssya tina. the Count
De Persis1ey ba- lef Paris bis return to London.
The Minister If ar has addressed al order 70 81 Colo
mes of regiments 70 eend home all soldiers whose sb-
sence Lsi been rec .ed after declaration of var sgsns:
Austria and likewise 81 those who are entitled by their
services 10 leave Of abserce FOR Fix months soha, they
nav be the Disposal Of the farmers, who LAY luirs
them for getting il the harvest.
Tbsre i no change 70 be noticed in the numerical
situation cf France. The accounts from the agrcul-
tural districts are rot utf4vorsbe. The wheat crop
has 10, sustained muc1 injury from storms and it is
expected that there viii be only small deficiency in
the produce The barley crop IS not expected 70 be
productive but the stock Oh hard il nmense The
crop Of Gets will probably be productive than was
expected zen day since. The harvest altogether will
exceed that Of good ordinary year add there viii be
so overpu- fer por alton. Floor for consumption is
quoted a, from IS f for the sack Of l57 klos The
Pans corn market was firm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15
cerr,sporieree Of The Lonioa Daily News.

.frWf
PARIS, July 80, 1852
II is said tbs at Coun. Wsewsks reception yester.
day the corps dipons;ique, while quite alive TO the
great difficulties of the Italian question: expressed the
greatest confidence in the continuance Of peace in
Europe.
The EiicrtId Gazette, in announcing the already
known fact Of the deuobilizat on of the Pru.siar
army, says that the It'll and sth corps will form an
exception, add will ,emsin war footing until
" tue French army Of the east shall be recalled toto
" the interior Of France. l. il stated tbs. conf
ter.isl demand Oh this subec. Las been addressed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15
EUROP E.
~ THE yAypRRBILT azD NORTH AMERICAN.
THE ATTITUDE OF RUSSIA.
Rumored Trouble between Austria ana
Prussia.

The s,eam.bip Vanderbilt, Capt. Lefevre, arrive'
81 the Battery at 81 O'Clock on saturday hieal
hit Southampton at O'Clock in the morning VI .n'
I,h inst. At5a. N. Of the Alb, passed steamers az
sro and weser, sixty mites oil the Nseoe'' ''''"s
head winds prevailed throughout the passage
The screw steamship City Of Manchester capt
Kennedy, from Liverpool July q, via Qu"e'''o""
JAY %, also arrived on Saturday n'ght.
r.. ,,s.msoip North American lett Liverpool At IL
,,ckcl ON the morn ny Of the 81 inst, and passed
p.,b,r Point at o'clock on Saturday morning.
The news by these steamers has been anticipated oy
sAe Civ of baltimore, which was boarded on Cape
Face By the news yacht.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15


saenac, member of the EuperOrs Corps L. gsatif,
writes an article in The Pays Addressed in immense
type, " Aux IiaIers." The object of this proclsua-
ton being simply to exbor the Inhabitants OF Tuscany,
Parma, ard Modens to receive back their deposed
sOytregnr and 1t being peIfeoy notorious that these
peoples will never Of their free will have anything
more to 60 With them, the crack Government writer
approacbe, his subject with many oratorca precaa-
tom. The rt halt of his article expa iaee 10 very
vague al d general terms, upon the immense abyss
which separates the Italy Of to-day, " freed from
" Austrian counation," and the Italy Of three mouths
80 lie tells the Italians four times oger that
they are " independent, that their fate depends
ab'oiaely upon themselves" that it is for them
TO prove that Italy is something more than
"a geographical expression" and that Fall IN
ns'ioIalKy "a Low entirely In the hands of the
populations" Bot al this long e1ordlum leads to
this curclusicn, that be, II. Granisr &c Csssaguac,
cantot see any reaen why the Td.ears, Permese and
MoceD.sr should depstiou aze themselves BY o.
coming incorporated with PednIon'. How nice il is,
be rays IL coaxipg way, to have your own capital
ard y. ur own tag, however small q people you nay
&c. he would have the people of Central Italy be.
heve a.! the promises OF their exiled soyefeignr aud
believe that the Dukes, Who were in the Austrian
emp az Sotsno, and WHOSE main trust for their req
toratiob ls IN Vienna, are Low sincerely deslrous TO
SHOW themselves true pstrOts." IL was necessary
be says, that Piedmont should be ens.ged-that was
French as well as alan necessity but the object
has been attained with Underwriting precis,on b. the
sppe9aii"n OF the rich and fertile province OF Lou-
hardy. He who eoes beyond his object misses it.
NtN--SLOc u tuutDtltu, DcCeusc NcLtr
ano her territories will hereafter be Italian q and
9go, Tuscany and Modena must take their Ausirophis
Dukes back again. Such, if NJ. de Cas,aguac has
any authority TO speak, is the viii Of France, for
Somewhat niIscictrg the proteststions 10 the first
part OF his article that Italy perfectly free
trc be ssys in conclusion that tie great
point for Italy to justify the sympathy Of Fra CO."
sm completely at loes TO divine what may be the
resl ntertoDs Ct tie French Government With regard
to the Ducbies, but manifestations ike those of de
CassagLsc are certainly omlnous The French Gov
eibmeht csrnot be chdish a. to suppose that euy
amount Of preaching will either change the setted
purpose Of The people of Central ally, be accepted
by the In peIor o. Austria az Satisfaction for rah
premises made at Villafranca.
PARIS, Aug. |, 1859
Gen. Soun1ain left Paris this morning to a,suus the
eommsnd Of tie camp of ST. Msur snere troop. from
l'sly are now arriving oay. The detachments Of the
Imperial Gusrc, which have hitherto arrived IN Paris
Msls. An Austrian travelling carriage, ia berinel
pierced by csnnon shO. in two places has been brought
TO tie ~ 9ls staten, It'd 10 be exhibited n the Art.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-25
SAFES SAFES y
LILIES IMPROVED.
Wrought and Chilled Iron SAFES


FIRE-PRoOF, DRILL.pRooP
PO"DER-PROoF, BURGLAR.PR00E
With Lilies Impickable Powder-proof Lock
The best Safe made for resisting both fire and thieves
MS proven In innumerable instances.
AS u recent test by fire. reference is made To the
late burnne Of the Crystal Palace in New York City,
Mt which all other Safes exhibition were burned up
Lilies Safe alone was unnjued
reference is also ma to the test Afforded by The
burning of the Illinoi, Central Railroad Depot h,
Cairo.
Read the following letter:
lcoPYl
CAIRO, ILL.,, Dec 10Th 1855
LEWIS LILLE, Esq.-Dear Sir: The Safe we pur.
chased OF you was in office, which was consumed
on Monday night. We have Just opened II, and find
the papers uniniured and the books will be good for
service by being rebound, the binding being injured
by steam, but the PAPER Of the books is not injured
the least The contents of the iron money chest were
al fS"' ssGa ssnsS si when put in Truly yiRSoSr yS1s
Agent Illinois Central Railroad.
Peferenceis also made to the great test trial which
took place at Iowa, on the 10th January, 1852 The
origin OF the test the sharp competition for ihe
supplying the state Baak, and its branches, with as
vault doors, locks. &C.
The State Bank having purchased Mr. Lilies Safe
e'c the opposition safe venders, being dissatisfied
proposed as test, to drill through Of the sales
the rank ha purchased, which proposition The bank
accepted, and Mr.. Lille went through from Troy NJ
f to Iowa. TO witness this test. Four perfectly chem
ieaIy hardened drills were prepared, and The mach
merry was adjusted, Mr.. Lille assisting them in adlus,
ing the machinery TO drill his s9fe The resniN
all this was, that after drilling for one hour and my
six minutes they reached the chilled iron, when ts
drill would go no farther, all the drills having peg
literally broken and gdound to pieces All farther a
iorts to drill we're reluctantly abandoned -.
Shipment of these safes has Just arrived ana eah
now be seen at the Agricultural Warehouse Of I'V'
Shaw, 30 Sacramento street.
Lilies celebrated Bank Locks on hand apd iOF sa'
The best Bank and Vault Locks in the world.
nETnS n-T SHAW.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-25

Also, have n few of these Celebrated ~
They are just what every Farmer want, Machine
pact arrangement Of different parts of nj. me con.
the great simplicity OF us construction The ssS srsn
of power it takes to run it, together swtb M amount
operation in threshng and cleaning, at leas, effective
grain Of any Lind as any other four or si as much
chine now in use combine to justify US in Ios SssII'. 5'.
that it cannot fail, IA II becomes known uslerlg
useful and popular machine in the countr w most
nders of the above machines are from ,;,s. NE Cyl
twenty -four inches in length Each of =, eepnlean b.
chimes have Trucks, HORSEPOWER, Leve,s Vao ha.
usual amount of extras. i and he
We can safely recommend our preser,,.,.,m
ing Machines as being the best that have hie
ported as they were all made to order. Svs Vsen m
call before buying. we Us a.
THOS. OGG SHAW
33 Sacramento d..
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-25
Glad Tidings for the Weak and
Sick, DyspePtic Rheumatic, Or
Neuralgia Sufferer.
HAVE YOU
SICK WIFE, BROTHER, SISTER,
TT1.F~-a
Or Friernd.

Tell them that when every remedy has failed wher
they have been doctored to death with Mercury
Sarsaparlla and other popular delusons when, from
whatever cause they become lank, langud and hilnt
to try most blessed Herbal Concoction, try
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-25
Misrrllaneous.
TO THE PUBLIC
READ, FARMERS, REAn.
HAVING THE SOLE

HAVING THE SOLE AGENCU
a John A. Pitts unparalleled Thresb,nNCh FOR
for all the Pacific coast, take this meth Machines
ing you that have on hand and for SAL oi inform
chimes, thirty Of which are ten-h horse ana OkTY Ma
are eight-horse power. The above Md zen Of which
got up TO order, and cannot be surnassed were
spect, as 10 beauty strength and durabitv ~ any re-
being very substantial and strong, with me ne frames
Tanning Mill and more depth of SEW, r;,, ,luch larger
Shaiting and not liable to spring addir' cast See,
steadness of tae running Of the machin much to The
der of the Ten-llorse Machine is tbrtv me Cyin.
Each machine has with it Trucks HcrseiSo"o "o inches
and the usual amount Of Extras, which rner lever
fitted expressly for each machine, malJ,e made and
liable TO get out of order than any other htm less
the market. "achine N
Being aware Of the many false plans AL
schemes that have been taken to defeat Ky ueepad
thy machine, which up to the present ,n most Wor.
known its equal, either in Thresbinc e % mas never
sale of the same, by bogus aehine of ueieat As
rior kind, feel II my duty to let The very init.
that no GENUINE Pitts Machine can ho ners know
except of the subscriber, at 33 Sacrament, purchased
Francisco; and all parties Offering for se seet Sia
any bogus machines purportng TO be tbn Dc or using
chimes, will be held personally responsibls tos rus ha
and for using the same. iOr alliala
THOMAS OGG SHAW
AwaV e.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-25
Or. Gxaphap's Stlediral Cards,

Sacramento street, below Montgomery opposite
Pacific Mail Steamship Company's office
SAN Francisco.
ESTABLISHED IN 1854, FOR THE PERMANENT
CURE OF ALL PRIVATE AND CHRONIC DIS
iEASES, AND THE SUPPRESSION
OF QUACKERY.
A TTENDING AND RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, l.. J.
" CZAPKAY, NJ. D., late in the Hungarian Revolu-
onary War, Chief Physician to the 10th Regiment OF
IJonveds Chief Surgeon to the Military Hospital OF
pesth Hungary, the late Lecturer on Diseases of Wo-
men and Children, and honorary member otthe Phil
adeIphia College of Medicine.
Permanent cure guaranteed or nopay.
Recommendations strictly confidential.
Consultations. by letter or otherwise, free
Address Or. L. J. CZAPKAY, San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-25
GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Public. IL. 81
rI,o rrr LAn1Es or oALIFoRN1A-1 l 60

TITO TIE LADIES OF CALIF0RNIA-L. J, ,Czap.
Il kay, NJ. D., Physician Surgeon, and Accomcheur
invites the attention of the sick and afflicted females
laboring under any Of the various forms of diseases
of the brain lungs, heart stomach lver womb blood
kidneys, and all diseases peculiar to their sex The
Doctor Is ellectng more cures than any other physi-
clan in the State of Califor lia. Let no false decacv
prevent you, but apply Immediately, and save your.
serves from painful suferngs and premature death.
All married ladies, whose delicate health other cir
cumstances prevent an increase in their families
should call at DIR. L. J. Czapkays Medical Institute
Sacramento street. below Montgomery, opposite Paci
fc Mail Steamship Company's Office, San Francisco.
and they will receive every possible help and relief
All consultations (by letter or otherwse) free
Address l.. J. CZAPKAY, NJ. D., San Prancisco
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-25
Repairing! Repairing {!

All kinds of Agricultural Implements made and E y,
paired on sh rt notice. Kept constantly on hanu h.
amount OF extras which will be sent to Rll pars ,;s
State by express, Send in your oil maohlpeeh ~ "S Sr
to get them repaired; save all your old caspps ib
you to bear in mind that have any amount Of ggOS III
to sell, and mHst sell them, ana with your eg
them, and anything you may need in the ga, ~ bs
Trade, as low as can be bought in this marNsr nast
yors hone Won Wi eaI I"t at s Il Sacramento street.
before buying, and look for yourselves
THOS. OGG SHAW
mhio.sm s3 Sacramento street.