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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-03
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
# O r S A L E.

WISHING TO make other Investments We pro-
w poseto sellall oar Real EstateI IN Davidsonco
follows
That Suburban Residence.
situated on the frankla turnpike within haIfa mile
of the city and ppOste the residence OF the late 10
seph W. Horton. This is, perhaps, the most com
m1nding site il the vicinity OF Nashville, and is
most desirable country resIdence. The house WILDE
sold with l2or is acres OF land til pure may
choose
That Valuable Farm.
known THE Sims Tract, situated on the smith Turn
pike (od Lebanon rOad) within three miles oil Nash.
vile, containing go The SOILS goou IT is Wei.
watered and tIriOered aud be divided into small
tracts OF twenty and upwards all of which are.
admirably adapted Tor country residences, market
gardoHsaDd dairy arms Also, that
r Beautiful Farm.
on same road, nov occupied by I. e. McCampbelI
and formerly owned by Tom Harding, containing
about 200 acres. This place is well known As TO
n0ed no IurIner description. Ii Will be divided
to suit purchasers. &c. show these
places - any Que who viii call.
Allthe above property viii be sold on reasona bic
terms, and on credit oil one two, three and four
years 49,. p -
Apply toA. VS. LIRd.ley Nashville, or to either
OF the undersigned.
TH0s. McCAMPBELL,
Six milesfrom Nashville.
j. A. ACCAMPBELL,
april Nashville.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-03
Mroifal.
MRS. WINSLOW
A experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
~ sents to the attention of mothers, her
THIN C YRUP.
For Children Teethinp

which greatly facilitates the process teethng by
soltenug the gums and reducing all inflammation; Wi
aliay ALL PAIN and spasmodc action, and is
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon it, mothers il will give rest TO your
selves, and
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-03

Price Is cents per BOTTLE .a.
We nave put up ana sold this article for over ten
years, and Say, IN CoNFIpESCE .ND TpI-ru of
II, what have never been able Ia so at
ANY other medIcine-NEV ERHAS 1T Fallen IN
a SINGLE INSTANCE. 10 EFFECT A CURE ,yhrn
timely used! Never did = We know an instance
Of dissatisfaction by any - one who used n an
the contrary, all de - lighted with lis o,,era
uons and speak IN terms = of highest comlueuda-
ton at its magical effects = and medical virtues
We speak i'll this matter n 'swHAr DO KNOW
alter ten years expert ence, AND PLEDGE orr
REPUTATION FOR TIE NENT ox WHAT VIZ uERK
DECLARE. III almost every instance where line in
FAINT is suffering from pain ~ exhaustion reIe
will be found In fifteen or twenty minutes after
the syrup Is admins z tered.
This valuable prepare ton is the presentation
OF one Oi the Mu>I En- - PF.ttiEACED and Skill.
FUL NURSES in New Eng - land, ami has been
used with NEVER-FAIL - ING SUCCESS IN
THOUSANDS = OF CASES.
Not only relieves the Guild - from pain but ipvig
crates the stomach and ~ bowels, correcIs achii.
ity ami gives tone and en- ergy to the whole sys.
ten. 1t Will almost in stlntly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE ~ BOWELS, AND
WIND COIIC.
and overcome cOnvusions - winch If not specdiI,
remeded, cad in death. We believe il the hes
. anu REMEDY IN IHE - WORLD in ALI ,asas a,
DISENfERY AND DIAR - RhQ3A IN CHII,DRES
whether II arises from n teetAing. or fran any
other We would ~ say 10 every tnothc,
who has child suffering = from any OF the forego.
ing comprehension NUr.> LEI YOUR PREJIJDI
CTS, NOR THE PRE.u - DICES OF OTHERS
stand Between your suffer ing child and the relief
that viii be sure-yes, ABSOLUTELY SURE
70 iolio" the use OF this medicine, if timely
Full directions for using = will accompany each
cotte None Sehuine un - less the FAC siuniie OF
CURTIS PERKINS, New x York, IS on the out.
side wrapper. 80 .... r-s q. Fer 4
sold by druggists through outthe world.
Principal Office No. Is, Cedar 81. New York.
June7d&Wly Price rs cents per bottle,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-03

A lSo, on hand, Preserves, Pine Apples, Pickles
IA Tomato Catsup. Sauces, oysters, Sardines Sal
mons, HOLSTERS, vc., &c. Fruils, Oranges, Lemons
katsns, Figs, Currants, Citron, &c, Cheese Dried
Beef, Beef Tongue &c, Spices, Ieas 2c 10 be sold
cheap either Wholesale or retail.
~ CiiAS. ROBERTSON
oct21 No. p Market street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-03
Take Notice

IL ElNG Just returned from New York aud other
IL Eastern Cities, wit large and splendid assert
ment of Anne rIcs,n, French, Eit fish aud Germ :
Toys, To DC sold cheap, by wholesale or retail
CHAS. RDBERTSON
No. IL Market street
q P-S-Country Merchants will please call and eY
anime before purchasing elsewhere. oct27-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-03
DR.. Ealing

Respectfully announces that numerous en-
gagements COMPEL him to remain here this
week.
, 1859-06-08

An election was held in kansas Yesterday tn
elect members to the Convention to frame a
Constitution. Party lines were closely drawn,
The Douglas Free State Democrats fused with
the Buchanan Border Ru1ians, and contested
every district with the Republicans. The Les
venworth 7ina<s uttcrs the following rally err
On the eve Of the election;
HEAR YE! HEAR YE!.
Ie who support homestead measure r;r.
ing to the poor but honest settlers lands far
Free Labor
lie who believe in having the future inst;tu.
tions Of Kansas founded upon correct and elo-
rious basis
Ye who denounce prescription in all it's forms.
tyranny in all its aspects, and wrong IN ali its
phases
Ye who believe in Freedom, in the rich,s of
nam, in economical administrations, in internai
improvements in railroad to the Pacific
lie who would prevent the re-openipp of the
Internal slave trade, the future enthralment Of
Kansas, and your degradation in the eyes Of The
world
rewho would support the right and denouncc
the wrong
ali re honest md liberty-loving, from every
country and from every cline
STAND BY
THE REPUBLICAN CAUSE.
, 1859-06-08
TIE LATEST FROM THE MINEs.
Mining Nexx Uufavor1ble.

The third express coaches arrived in our citv
last evening. having ulade the trip from Denver
city in thirteen days. There were four through
passengers: The Express brought in No gold,
and We feel constrained to say that the mines
have turned tur comparatively Improbable.
Among the passengers who atrivcd was c. Da-
visson. Esq, gentleman long connected with
with the western press, and who went out to
the Gold Region as special correspondent Of
several lending papers. The intelligence be
brings is Of q reliable nature, and exceedingly
u.ntavorable, both in regard to the gold dep5s-
its and agricultural resources of the country.
At latest dates the mining tovus we're CON-
ParativelT empty. Denver city contained about
seEenty-hTe people, and half Of the cabins, fes-
t,mated at 1902 were vacant. 4Auraria was in
the same condition. There was no business Of
any consequence transacted, and but little coli,
or dust in circulation. Several parties have
pushed for The mountains. Mining tools arc
put up. at auction daily, and bring extremely
low prices: The Express coaches passed about
Thousand teams Of emigrants on their way to
the mines. Little or no gold was being discov-
erred. and the general opinion prevailed that tn
mines had proven to be failure,
, 1859-06-08
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>: ). : 4 WEDNESDAY, JUNE i, ls5s: j. a


" 1noN mAKENG-A NEW PROCESS.
print IN another column, from the St.
Louis Republican, IN account Of certain exper-
'mcnts. tried there under the eye Of several
well known citizens, in tic manufacture Of
"baT iron direct from the ore" The testimony
IN tayoF Of the simplicity and economy Of the
new process is such that we cannot doubt that
very valuable and important discovery has
heea made by Mr. JAMES cn1swE11, its author.
We call the attention Of the manufacturers
aud others Interested in the prosperity Of
Chicago, to the account which ne reproduce,
because Of its important bearing upon the
economical interests If this city. If tho re
suits attained in ST. Louis at the trial Of which
We speal1 can be realized every time, there is
nothing toprevent the instant rise Of 1aigc
and profitable business in iron il this city
The ore Of Lake Superior and the coal Of Peru
and La Sallc, if Mr. Criswells claims are well
founded, will be brought proitably together at
this point; and in quantities sufficient to sup
ply the wants Of the entire Northwest So
much, however, was risked and lost on the
Renton Process, few years ago, TINT VIC will
not anticipate any revolution in existing man
ufacturing arrangements rs the result Of this
discovery. about which so much will soon be
said.
, 1859-06-08
NJ ORE TO BE ADMIRED
1A THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
Worn BY Kings or Emperors.

What7 Why Beautiful Head Of Batr.
Because + is tho ornament Gsf Hfo.'< p'ori4I for Il
nEkh1y on ths glowing eheet he hr eref parknE
& IL sta :: g. + s,1 =. ; & T.
ssn Il. IL t. s2as'd ra ~ as 9,i9s H. ~ e.s es
y secure t. Ill such ~ ornament Rta the following md
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~ w.. gE Tcsx, April 1s,n. 1853.
.he obuztune under fof ths eti1e reonioo Of o1
hair to r. o5a.l <or: abe tho Tine of NJ .7..ai i
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{us Hair ReeoEsre u ha4a< the most caeous aFtttis
9f -s s*:s z =; M
dHk: aad aov teel confident thai x aors
'naaas D<1.oa' Mo pFf'p,is hsel5 '' + b. kiIsY.
r. R..s; Nsoe-About two ysas. NJ halr commenced
.a a14 g ~ tstatas pay ~ d. 5eealnx eaid i'd
roaf Ret5ski!e tn January last NV appaestaas al.
0sa %{ ~ araty bt9an to ~ Up. {,ov oat nd
Y restored to IT. odxna eoiof. bcaih ND 9peea.nes
na cheezfnlH reeotuInsnd H. uss 10 all
Chicago Ill, Nay l. 1871. J. D. HnFa
Ihs Restorative il Pot pp IN hotlea ct h1ev uses u.
afIe, HsdtuE, and small iht small bold laf sinf -
eals for ons dolaz aosta ths msauR ho4s n .~s
wsnU P csnt. more n Psopo<taa ahsa D. sseA ntss
tvo aoa1 pei 5ostto u hzxo hots auaTt fo,tr ~
9: !; Mo0D + 60. r,opatto1s Ms 6fus.tes1. S.v
ost !1n ~ kra New York Miro Ka2lla8 EAt1Assn,An
Asd - By al good Druggists md Fsasy ueoas D~ka
, 1859-06-08

TuscotA, DoccLAs cuus1r, juno & 1s59.
EIltorx rrcss and Tribune:
Your correspondent from this county, under
date Of June lst, makes Que serious mistake,
viz: giving the vote on the County seat ques~
ton before he knew it, for no one knew the
official vote until Saturday morning. Arcola
thought it best not to bring in their votc until
the last day. The True vote, as declared By
Mr. Chandler, County Clerk, was rs follows:
, 1859-06-08
DEATH OF MR., CHARLES9,
VERDICT Of the C0HnNEH,5 JURY.

From tbe MIssoud KepVh{cna Moodav1
After nearly tv.rtx. .forr hour. of H. ;n.anu
est. most e1cmc;st;ro snon~ w. Io.anh Chn.
la.s a~r;,s1 -. L:ak akon5, -. soseRn eAar
utes nast eioht n,cfacI Satnrd.e n;n.a;en ao'n-
the presepce If ii. f,n1,;1T md ..re..i q, .a ~
friends. H. h,d r-sssryed ~. consa;a,,a n Lear
throngh ~ .ara.P r 80 ,,.;i 49,: toaeaeAs
lime ereyious tn h;s demise md Inos1 h:
self ready to eo ~ the off.trnva1aJ hrt n.s LIN
less Journey 10 which he hsd been ~ .h-ppa,t p1,
called. Before he died be freely foraare tha ~.
happy man by whose hands he feii. st the N same me-
time stating that his conduct towards Thornton
, 1859-06-08

ColoRkD EasoHAxTs TO HAru.-0n the sth
proxmo, two small vessels will leaye New Or.
leans for Hsyti With about seren hundred emi-
Eants, tree men Of coior,} who 60 to that
Louisiana has already lost over 4 Thousand Of
these people.
, 1859-06-08

64A1hASOh lUL 49,
Editors aeas aud TEbnne: v '-~''
The fr the morning 1t Tic 4h hsr Int hsa DESTROYED
nearly Eerytbng In Eardens C.,u bad,y damaged
and e. Mt deal ofh doss mot Iook se7 could coms up
again 1out thoee who know nyM WILL BE- forwar eaouxh
tn VT ek to work. IN from pefsonal atton and whit
eau acan om thu sners around 1c .uded that wheat In
this bohood haa up tinl T. unless nc hare
the moa favorable weather, will rally be N average
crop. Its reported that the Hcss!a ay u damaged more
wheat IN this section oas are lo+ .klng ell and promise
to ye1 atundauy. Com has ten lars. " planted and
ooko i,*e IN Friday NN can ecover the effects Of
the Il ost- will probably have Aeop4 crop.
In lcr thai ii i'm LOT that mo asuscd half IA
inch ck afse1 It had been put or the store lo< een
1outs Truly,
80 .oa1E COUNTY, HE'LL h'A'AtS'
M7. Mona,s
Mc.rrs, EdioYs:
Our crops LOOK faTo rnte except cosn The eeason IS
wit and co1dhave heavy showers which H. ,odcd the
hc'ds and washed tb corn out Of the ground
YouIs, &c-
CROCK COUNTY. Wis 4 IL '~A''
Mes,rs. Edltors';
Thinking thu everything rc1tnuinE TO the crops uud
be fA'"t With Interest by your many Tcadcss. viii
communicate something Of what saw Saturday the 4th
int pug ID over 1azgr part and Of Wnnebago Bot'ue
cnnctieA T1e lard fos ct Fday night. the hardest ever
known this time Of The year, seemed to extend over
thc VII e rgon cutting to tue ground nearly every Geld Of
Gill; poatoe and beans. Many kinds Of garden vegetables
were entirely destroyed Grapes Will p1ove total fa1lurr--
Ap ilss Affected souawhat- Wheat and oatA Of which
th' nc Is 4 vile breadth. look remarkably ane.
Yourz, &C..
PUTNAM COUNTY. A1>AA'
H1kszr1x, IT,, May &, 1sio.
Editors Plcss and Tribune:
Our and potato crop looa like Was ruined this year
from effects Ut the a3c froa OF the It'll and :. We cautt
TIL bow much Of It will grow fur day two, but
looEh doefo Garden Vegetables very much killed.
TIE wheat In our county loo very bad. Is It sancs thin
Oil u4e ground aud vcy weedy- great many fields
not ake orcs ha]f account Of Its not being thick
enough tho ground Your correspondent L. C. L. from
Magnolia 10 the contrary Notwithstanding know. tie
w:aeat c1pp des not look anything like wcl here
Il t. yc1r 1t this time.
Yours trly,
ooLE COUNTY. ~ D''4t''
PI1xo, June Gth, 1859.
Editors Press and Tribune:
We visited with III unweleome visior night Iefose
last TINT put TURNER'S all in panlc 1t madca clean
Freep rs 1t went cutting everything tcfoe IT, hAve
heard from sever Townships and fu1 that they have been
te1Fcd In the antceing The frost hs madea
final Use Of the 1t Ia chance out of hundred
the turner's plant that they will get hslf Of
Corn anything planted in Juue in this
ton Of country notwithstanding this the farmers bu
Sly planting They bound to be 1t work at
thin: II there Is to be raised they bound to have
1t. Yours truly, Ally
0J. Stoue writing business letter FROM Geuesc June
9Th, says that the heavy frost Friday night killed some
Of tic green things but not much damage dorc The
reports Of lad crops al gas-prospects never ucre
better.
, 1859-06-08
M HL1NERY, DRESS-AlAkING

ASp
Pattern Emporium,
NO. q LAKE STREET. CORNER OF STATE FIT
STAIRS) CHICAGO.
III sbscaee,s would respectfully !pio the Ladies' s.t
nc~ and extensive Assortment Of A
R0SSEIs, RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
And everything In thu Millinery lin. A1.o p.,..
eSefy descHpton from Paris and New York Matfrt.e
nhe busEcss hastaR leen confirmed branch of Nadane
York WI at'3h At Wholesale and Retail every thIos nev
Particular attention pail 10 ~ ''' s<-As>H9'
ID H ESS MAKING.
By experienced persons md s,tishction Tasrantot
BoNNEIs BLEACHED AND PRESSED IN TIT,
BEST MANNER, A
g1f Eooos az AZ ncw and desirable and will BE- Md ~
prices Is reasonable anv s1ore In the civ ~ ~
whete. Nix s WpS n PurHGta11Ax199E e4se-
r o. Eo1 Hs.G Formc-ft II - S.ttt X ~ =. EAH1.
mySl-lm-d+&4 ~''' "A'4' H~ q klp!eSs
, 1859-06-08

6y Who IL tbs Commander Of the Astrixn
my@ The London correspondent Of the
v Yofk IadPeudast thinks it u. :. l2sneral
lAKs."
, 1859-06-08

GO TO HEAD QUARTERS!
GO TO HEAD QUARTERSl
For all Patent Medicines
For all Patent Medicines.
THE GREAT WESTERN DEPOT
THE GREAT WESTERN DEPOT
ME$, SMITH & co.'s,
BoLlES, SMITH & co.'s,
194 Lake Street.
194 Lake Street.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
NEMEADhR TIE PLACE,
On Lake, near corner OF Clark Street.
On Lake, near corner OF Clark Street.

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sa,,l 5 Il w yon .;nt = retasdy..
3;;;;, I g ! ''' psE2zs:: s':i1 :ssi4'' 'S9i'
II you want \ Fever
{: !: o.: Is, s: !aii& !saiiF;a; ;;;:: 81:
:;D-y r dfyoa .ant = Hair liz
s;Sil Z. ;;::sSSLGsn. :: - s4iFR 4Hfi;!st @tt5,. )"
Wlx III soa M ;7nt Ea<am,t.
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+ Co. ~ lalrst-
n:.s.s.:a, = ). sss .s'; . L : b5ILE III e
:9:a:a!;!ss t5 ~ r,S' FL. :, Fs7be,s. + g. r
e II u S.,a ssS E,,a.a, Ean, = raa y:
11:sftEs; sniff 1!; z e.. ).
~ nYt%LEs. % sNafii if1ff :
E Ss;;;?i5:: S$$$G! ;:s;i :Sti# Ii;
3FpE Cough Candies or
lakr:st- BoLLXs. sMIrii
i tD.
Fog row.tsF, PASTE or
Mash inr tht Trvth, =, to
HOLES, SMITH i CO..
IL Lakx-,f.
i! s2'4S fi$;;! T. t; Z = 52f;!:; fS2zSS:
~ For ytrndfuse and ny.- ~ '"'~e'
* ~ i. SsT:SS +. ffSIL /: :" >Sifff SS:}f
- Fer strengthening PlA4-
tstn ot I'LL klbAA "a ii
HHLEs. SMITH i CO..
y E.r remedy for At M
sa1e Diseases 20 tn 1es LAko
AEert BuLLE3 SMITH J.
- Fo: Remedy for Dis
FIT isr, = ;,,-S, e Skn, ~ to
Lake street,
II Fnr F1ney Suapa Nn1>l.
e and Toilet AEstcfes. 70 t.,
HOLLES. SMITH + CO, 1s4
u Fur Handkerchief Ex.
tracts md Terfln,eFy, ~ IL
WLLES SMITH t,5 1:4
1lksx,
For Trlss<s. Shoulder Nsaea4
and Abdominal snppurter<
They are acrits fnf tbs tnanu-
facfHre. Aid will aeft 1t tw
rreas- lWLLE5, SMITH i
CO., Ia Lakc-ss.
, 1859-06-08
Drp GonDs.

POP ULAR TRADE!
cheice Goods at Low Prices.
WILL xx4lprr O:
Thursday, june 3D.. 1859,
LARGE ARRIVAL OF
SUMMER mAN11Es
IN LACE,
HAREGE, &c., &c.,
Comprising ali the
LITE .e"or-EkTIEs.
Also, superb assortment Of
Lace Points and Lace Shaxls.
OVER 5000 PARAso1s,
And SUMMER UMBRELLAS,
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS,
R1CH SILK R0nEs,
For Fifteen Dollars,
seco Pieces PRINTED CHOCOLATE LAWNS
For Six Pence.
FINEST QUALITY OF PRINTED CHA111Es
For One Shilling.
AERtAAcK coCHECo PRINTS
For Ten Cents.
REGULAR TEN CENT PRINTS
For Six Pence.
Extraordinary Bargains
IN CLOTHS AND cAss1MEREs
, 1859-06-08

H II. HIGGINS, MUSIC PUB
711s 11sHER . Iaks stle<t; h. stn % hand n
ho4se IL ths Torhwest *oa gent tho celebrated
Modal Nslodscu made BY hasri 4 liasnlln, Boeton !;
With the Patent Arch Trest Plank which Is used oy 10
other manufacturers tn tbs xoEt md = The Important
mechanical improvement In1trad OF using Iron i most
n.ke1s do~hch gives The in,tEumezk metallic aoa dhs
sreeaie souudor usus woo4 III The ordinary way. which
.he'.n tho greatest posaits strength requnsd-by
ting ae1oss ,he gam Of the vood Llxhte Newton Brad
tato proper form by the I'D of steam md powerful teAin
Ey. strain Of un vii maka Impression On th>
arch 1hc dbssa Of The wood nssd Of being vesiensi
y ths eoo9uity being Interrupted It short dsanee hare
their nztul power Of Tsance greatly augmented by
peculiar form they are nade IN tha Pxaa 41rh
Wrist. Evefy instrument Is warranted
All kinds Of Church N.lsIc Books Tor sait.
The cheapest and latess Giee Book Is the MIENE.HA.
HA- Price unxle COPY. mall postpaid per
doxrn $780, Al orde.1 mu<s be AddsEasd 10 H. H. Hfu-
GINS. Is Lake street Chicago Ial5 b9a5ly
, 1859-06-08

Browns Bronchial Troches,
Browns Bronchial Troches.
Bronchial Troches.
Bronchial Troches.
Troches.
Troches.
~Pre-sc1Izently ths hrst md best."
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHEK
II rseornnsnd theiF use to Public speakesA
REV. Z. H. CHAPLIN, NEW Y0RK.
"arsat sezvies In Mbdufnx uoanxnsaa-"
REV. DANIEL WISE, NEW YORK
II h&ve proved than excellent for Whuopinx Cough
REV. q. ". WARREN. BOSTON.
"QrsAs benaft In snectons Of the Bronchial ovxanA
DR. J. F. ". LANE, BOSTON.
~ Ampla and elegant combination foE CouxhA fe."
DR.. @. F. B1GELOW, BOSTON.
.CeataIn no Opium Or anythlns Injurious"
DR.. A. 4. HAYES, CHEMIST. BOSTON.
~Vy beaed IN c1ear ng ths throat when eonpelied t.
speak though suffering AnM told"
REV. 3. J. r ANDERSON. ST. LOUIS.
II heartily 4nita In The aboyo eoramsndstoa."
REV n SCHUYLER st. L0US.
4. .f1end having t11ed many remedies for As,h1nav
b&oedt, fosnd reisf from the Trochrs.~
REV. D. LET'S, FRANKFORT, Ill,
sold
PE n TOW Il co...
apIsly-c9& No. ~ Lake st.ets.
, 1859-06-08
Retrtgerat0rs.

w I N S II I P S
Self-Venti1ating
II ERIC ERaTOR.
Which has siveo such
Universal Satisfaetfon
wherever fno~n Is Manufactured and son by the sub,s-
oeE Agent for ths States Of Illinois, W1sconsln Iowa
md Minnesota.
n Fa,r discount 70 The trade.
ALL onsxRs Fl NAT. rxoxr11r .77v~,,n
THos. GEORGE,
POI -. Lake Street 201
q Er 7 HE 3 E 5 T.
S @ H Q OIL E Y'S
II e F RIG ER RATOR.
Manufactured and for sale BY
BABcocK PEEK.
my1 d3ss1m ii Randolph Street
u T. F r I G E r 4 T OR $
I G E B O x E S,
1l.............Lako Street..,.,.......71
ICE CREAM FREEzERs
WATER COOLERS aad FILTERS.
BATTLING .aPPARATua
BIRD CAGES. &c.. &c.
b- found - ~ '
1ewett 4 Roots Improved Stewart Stow.
TABLE CUTLERY 21d S1LvEH-PLATED WARE.
Tin and shett Iron Jobblne made order With prompt
ness and At reasonable prices, II
0CSEKEEPER'S EMP0RICM
NJ. 71........LAKE sTnEET...So.z Il
my7f-y ALLEN DALTON
D f RIG En 4 r. n r. GU
, 1859-06-08


The yield being tons, II cwt. qrs. and G
Tbs is equal to $50 4.-l00 US cost per ton Of
2,24o lbs, or ?1 15-100 per 100 lbs, or less Man
one cent per pound. The gross ton of .,a4O lbs,
was produced with 60 lushels Of 11IinDs coal,
taking tile furnace as heated up, aud leaving it
80 for further produce; or, in other words, we
cut in on its work and touk its CONSUMPTION
and yield Of "a hours for our results.
To test is yield we charged heating furnace
with 1,105 lbs Of short piles Il hish), aud its
yield was 9s7 lbs Of merchant tar iron. The loss
Of weight (say II per cent? end other expense
of rolling {say So makes the cost Of the bar
iron - G6-loo per ton Of {, 80 lbs, OF ut net
cost Of lie per lb.
We huyc nadc allowance for wear and
tear or contingencies, but hare endcayorcd as
near us possible to get at the net cost-the gruss
cost would b. about 325 per ton for muck bar.
or $3j per ton for merchant bar-a price much
less than tlte English bar can be made for ut
home, and certainly Of superior quality.
We have had the bar iron cut up into small
pieces for experimental tests. IT s1oux for iks-
sell, and We hare no hesitation in pronouncing
it bar IRON Of q superior quality, which means
ncithc or cold short nor red short.
In conclusion, allow us to state that the Ut
most facilities were extended to us by Messrs
Criswell, Thomson and White, Of the Allen
1rou Works, und Mr. Mulliyau Of the Laclede
Mills, for complete and thorough test, and that
the facts and results as uboye detailed, are in
every case the result of close observation and
Of actual Praetical resals, and justies US in the
conclusion that by this process Missouri is dcs-
tined to lead tic whole world in the manufac-
tlire Of irun.
H. NtlreSnErcER
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-30

TUNNELS THROUGH DEsERTs-A French
engineer seriously proposesa plan for turn
ing the sands of the great African Desert
into solid arched blocks for the construction
of a tunnel extending the whole length of
the sandy waste. The method proposed is
to mold the sand by moisture into blocks
of the proper shape, then fuse them by the
heat of the suns concentrated rays by means
Of a huge Archmedean burning mirror.
The object of this tunnel is stated to be the
protection of travellers from the desert si-
moons and sand storms and to make Algeria
the entrepot of the commerce of the Mediter-
ranean with Africa. The scheme is splen-
did one, but its foundation is laid in the
sand, and we are warned thatths is a foolish
way of building: