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COMMERCIAL.

TCKspAY E2l.sn6. Feb. q. 3Se9.
WfEx1r REsEw.-DurinE the week VIC have
had mild aud pleasant weather, terminating to.
night in RAIN storm. Should the tl'aw con.
time, the roads will become soft, and this will
tend to diminish the receipts Of produce. The
Illinois riyer is open from its mouth as far np as
Hsvaua, and probably further, ind shipments
OF corn t4rc aciirc for st, Louis.
The receipts aud shipments Of produce. DC,
during the past week will be found IN the fol
lowing comparative tables:-
, 1860-02-22
BY TELEGRAPH
TERRIBLE SHlpWREcK,
Steamship Hungarian Wrecked
on Cape Sable.
ALL LEI PASSENGERS AND CRET SrP-
POSED 10 LIE LOST.

DAnH1xoroS, y. s., Feb. a0,-A steamers
lights were seen ut four o'clock this morning,
and ut daylight she WAS found to be ashore half
q mile from the Island. The sea was SO rough
that boats could not reach he:. l. vessel is
preparing to 60 to her assistance. The An,eri-
can Consul proceeded at once to the steamer,
but has moi Jet returned: We shall probably
hatc the full particulars in the morning.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BAHE1Scros, n. S., Feb. el.-Thc American
Consul returned from the Island Inst night, but
nothing is yet known Of the wrecked steam.
ship. Ais supposed that oil on board are Loot.
A vessel has gone round this morning.
ANOTHER DISPATCH.
HALIFAX, Feb. e1.-The brig Cyguet, which
has arrived ut this port in twelve days from
New York, when lying to in heavy weather, on
Sunday evening, at SIX o'clock, OF Liverpool,
n. S., saw largo screw steamer stcu1niug ",
n. W. Hence, the steamer ashore at Cape
sabl is probably tho steamship Hungarian
Capt. Jones. which left Liverpool on the s,t
inst, for Portland. The agent Of the Associates
| Press has sent u special MESSENGER to the seem
Of the disaster.
| LATEST DISPATCH,
HALIFAX, Feb. 2l.-The following is the onl
news yet obtained from the scene Of the WRECK
The 1arge steamship ashore on the vest side c
Cape Sable is the steamship Hungarian whic
Sailed from Queenstown On the 9th inst fa
Portland. She is total wreck, and all he
| passengers and crew are supposed to be los
, 1860-02-22

roylSroxE-Ecce:pts Inst week c5s 90 h. Cut Nests;
r. -s NJ 11rd SLnn.d s9o trls neef. se36 brs potk
-, a7s n< rt ye,ts. 11s an n. ard hi
t+en md cu,ac y Sc- Tn,k touses dur1nr the week
md ,.v.r,, NJ our n,es. a,e Tile uarkttbern
h cne a, fo, u.t. and 40 mail m fl, .tra
M.,, N 1d;, Mr,x In ,n,rx., 1.orrTtc rnark,4 for
11o~ o,,,nr,. aur,~ III. ,cel h.s ,rcn cxosfa,nr.v
ouIet Mcas Pork las been held firmly without
luyets. 1t k1:Oa To however there Il
,no.r inquiry nc 20 Ills Cty Mess xtfe eol s III o.
hj,1s 1t tic close king III guk Meat, are scascc
AMI prices have asaneei lots Of couutr cut
Shoulders ani sfdra hay nj teen sold and packed
Tic however. st the close j. almost cntr lY basc
ri ked ams hare becu >o!a 10 rmel extent during the
" ek at SIfc but the arkek coecs will, folders Era ut
sac arl IN good r QUO ii lu.tc at which about 400
tc. wire e13 4Ac week The stock Ii vers light and
b,de,s a,c rcue,a1y a,kns 1o;x@,p1c Hcr lart Ia.
hcen sold TO limited rx..nt Ut 11l,4c and Head Lard
asc in fir tcm,pd with sales Of sn, lots At
| slsxe.
, 1860-02-22
'"UnIon and CoustItutfon'' Meetln@ In
New York.

SEw YoKx; Feb. al.-A nlass- naect'DE Of
those 'iu favor Of upholding the Union, Con-
stitution and laws Of she eoant1y. Of securing
the rights oi the Slave States invloIsble; resist
ing all attempts to interf,re with their respec-
tive Institutions and policy; opposed 10 all sec
tionaI parties. aud in iaror Of c'eEatiue meh to
office to administer The Government in the
spiri + its fou ,de, 3" was he d at 'he Cooper
Institute this evening. .speeche. we're made By
Hon. Jao. Morrison 7ua1fi fis Of Nd, Hon. G o:
Brisss Of n. T.. Jas v. Gir:ua, Esq. and
others GencraI Scott, who appeared upon the
speakers stand, was greeted with most e"sssnsl-
aStic applause.
, 1860-02-22

New lork, Feb. a1:-The National Guard
5. venth Regiment, Of this city. left this aitcr
noon ut four o'clock for Washington direct
They participate in the ceremonies On the ed
at Washington, aud leave there on Thursda..
afternoon for home. They will be received au'
escorted to their quarters On their return BY tn
Seventeenth Regiment. Colonel Batterbeld, lu
dependence Guard. The display will be tia
, 1860-02-22

kzw on1kAss, Feb e0.---The schooner Hark;.
ness :I12, atriyed here with Tampfco dates Of
the 18th.
Generals Cara and Uraga were marching
rapidly from Aat4hueld and. Tula, ns % vas also .,
Cararaial from Victoria, to intercept Airamon's
expedition against Vera Cruz.
The Fic1yune's Vera Cruz correspondence,
SAYS thus 4, $40 men under More}ia an' 4 .oV9
under Asvor.z, we're marching on the capital
The Liberals we're beseiging GuaaalnjaFa.
Gen. Degolado had gone to Paebla to DIRECT
the movements Of the Liberals, anu was eonh'
dent Of defeating Misauoo., -.
Mirumou's wife accompanies The expedition
aruins, Vera Cruz, and it is supposed in the
event Of defeat, ii is Iiramon's intention to
| quit the country.
, 1860-02-22
OrrnnIxatfon OF m Exprc1s Co.

LEAyExwoRru Feb. al.-The Central Ca!iIor-
MIA aud Pixies peak Express Company "rgani-
zed yesterday. ". Ii. Russell was elected FFcsi.
.lcut, Together with full board Of officers, Of
which Wm. .. Waddell, Ale1. Majors John s.
Jones and ]. u. Simpson are prominent mcn'-
bers. 1he new Company have purchased The
eutlte material Of the Pixies Peak Express Co.
vice to Utah aud California in conjunction viii
that to tie gold regions
, 1860-02-22
TlTY AND COUNTRY HOMES
~ FOR SALE.
. MICHIGAN AVENUE

MICHIGAN AVENUE
Hf!ck cotaee and l9f Hubbard Court. With
at41ota q p.e4saht h0usc.
RURAL RESIDENCES AED FARMS
Il and Cett.sc Hill the md .,.'ioa the a;a
3tna .,rOa AHg 0h<r*. t~p fasGs. Of 20 Hi! the
Tier ii 'ac1ca st 'atcs adj" a!.e s .ct:a grounds
ta' Il alihlurs It the irca,inn. sl-Exce hut o1ch1r
re.ps largely. 33 cnventnt distance fr1m th cage.
onlr 1t Iae- road with toutse track. tEord bt s.
al n'.} I1l.-be ut ful xr"ra " fore tres 5'lt-
Geek Of yer IA c wlcr. very dfsae f"ra;to 20
tt-Fnr p-nspctt and untiu at aflie 1na uf
th}c.y. ,t--s a,rt 1am. be 'uxhi i:..m lrR
r1t.:n BY ,espuenlt uscn serr II &sut the cost of
biock some sururhan Toe tes. Sh-Etal taunty life
THUS. u. BRYAN. Cottage Hill. Il y
fe.1lHi9$t OY*p, l. Marine 3iaIk HuIinE.
, 1860-02-22

IuIIauaRepubItcun State Convention
.1sp1AsAro1,s. Feb. 21.-The outside pressure
in favor Of Lanes nomination is overwhelming,
aud at the urgent solicitation Of delegates from
oil sections Of the State, lie bus consented to
reconsider his determination as announced in
the Lafay yctte Courier of yesterday, and is now
in the hands OF his friends.
. Judge Mufton has been solicited to accept q
nositiou on the ticket as Lieut.: Governor, and
has siguided his CONSENT
The Convention tomorrow, FROM present IN
dicatiops, will be the largest ever assembled il
the Sfatf -;
, 1860-02-22
EARAI FOR SALE.-Thc'nAIound

u FaFnl, trfc miles West af tatEsonTtlle. luinn+
ue in, most productive the St..r is Of
ftrsd u prftate safe It ennt*iut " ncres of hgh dr.
uliE: land hesd"s LIT of y Acrra. AMI TIC
n,'ant Landscape Of turta .kns beauty There |,
o'ca-d II ch3r~ h.aring reseh and pea' one
bcr1Ies comn,ol: dwelling house ant Tenant hoas.
ssSe enen ta:n lot OF the best In the
cfrntty). Tr city Of Jacksonville, with population Of
la !u v,ew. and furnishes ready msrE*t be.
ptess tu- al that he prnuced With ready aecct BY
colleges female acadey and the state Institutions for
s dfat .sa aa@ n a M Tae 's, ~ Be
Terms rcas2nabc- t1qale of the ~ a,ntE on the
ptru,!tes. AUSTIN KUEkWELL.
Jacssony.lc ILL.,, February tth, 1sso- fe;zsm. sw
, 1860-02-22

1 LLAN PIN X E r T o N
~ being about 10 increase lis Detective Forc. will
terc applications in writing. Through tue NJ other, from
such 1tf>cna IL s:rols nt tntcrnE lre taWs
None reed apply whcee character for honesty and sol,
ely will net tta' THE nst TIL tough inquiry. They WILL
he seQui. tn devote their cniir line to th iusees *nd
shnni uot be over ryas ssa sof age Ih1.e having
wnr mec9auic Il eccntat'oa will lie preferred.
applicants must ftale their rcat with p~ra"nai
description u -Cn,elR.h place Of rtttnce, and post
have h=en Ia the United stes aud trade aud occup.tion.
app lcnt1"ns viii er'tl n exrer those with Hh"
Al Interview Is red. hrt al Will he coEsIr tr
sire " confidential ierson appdca.ons 1t the agency
viii not be fcetistd.
18th 1tfh. 3ff1.tk:3
, 1860-02-22

LEATuER-F1rm. Oak Sole. ssG5ssc; IIarnets Leather
BIC: Bride leather sc Spanish Sole 1Iemloek Kip,
6na7:c Hcmlock calf ses5c n; French Kip. 50 Issc
IN; French Calf s1.t o91.lo 7 D; Fesna.c cat ss5d y
ozen Hemlcck Upper. &SSte. r doz' Upper Leather.
lIQuoRs-BaAsp1-o,41d, Dupuy + Co, ~ ssGes.oa: :
Tsc.t Caktiloa Co.. Is e5@s0o; ucnncssy :, s:@sUo;
rcLed hin A. segue,le Alex se!Enetr 4. RaEeau. and
Arz.c Segnctie s.las.s5 jamaica Kuu 9Th proof H.
@eso Gts-iolandr. s3eG2 swaEd a. rlo
vr Leaf els. Fah'an.A Imperial whisky &c; tablan's
Mayanwt1 Whisky soc; Smiths Ohio Whisky l:e; iikcs
Magnolia &c.
MILL sTUFFS-Nddunss are In xa.5 demand nud urn
Today 10 tens were eod ii ~ en- ac 81 bags cho.ee
at on track sau Shorts also Ia fair request
To-day 10 tors in bulk sold ii ts rc 10
Ia baEs 1t e1ts5 ton delivered
, 1860-02-22

~ 7 = 4 81 3 q Il I V1l VE
~ C1xvuA4o vun sA1E.-Thc Steamer ~A
ttx Of Cleveland was tullt by Bttwei, A.4A- A--(
Raita i q, il ths ycar lss7 and Is nf
hundred and eiGhtf eight TOES buscn, or tEefn-
Abouta.
hts Amrit Tasssnker aesnsnnodstions md
her capacy fur freight and passengers Ii faly eQua
f MT suretns} To steamer on The Lakes Of her ton"
4xe, and . = esauach t-claas seA bost.
This will be sold vrrT favorable terms. both As
trce and Of payment And IN parties cerr. 10
rufct.&e Steamboat sare opportunity Il offered.
hui nnd perfect title will be guaranteed to the purchaser.
Far further particulars Inquire OF
PASCAL r. PRATT.
tasl-t4j5 Sul OF the dyn Of rYztt 4 Co., Buaa1o.
, 1860-02-22
BURGLARY In Madison.

MADISON, WIS, Feb. so--The store Of r: 3.
Hawkins Was forcibl5 entered Saturday night
by burglars, and between 800 and $500 worth
Of dry goods, 4c, stolen. There is no clue to
the robbers a. Jet
, 1860-02-22

uAnRisErEG, Feb, al.-The City is crowded
sri,c delegates to the Peoples Party State Con-
yention, 10 assemble TO morrow. !he contest
for the nomination for Governor will be e1c't'
ing, bus the result is doubtful; The leading
candidates will be Messrs. Curta&n, CoEoue and
Taye2rt.
, 1860-02-22

O1xEr, IT,, Feb. e1.-A tire occurred here at
two o'clock Ibis morning, aud destroyed tic dry
goods store Of 5 IL. Gum, together With ad}oIu-
10. dwelling. Loss not ascsrtained. Property
Insured for 50 0uU.
, 1860-02-22

NEwAnk, y. j., Feb. el.-Gc,rgc icker, who
was convicted iu tile Morris county court Of the
murder of Isaac Gordon, ut Mintsile, last fall,
WIS yesterday sentenced to be hung on Thurs
,,ay March 18th.
, 1860-02-22

MALLr's STATION, Feb e1-The overland
mail staGc. with San Francisco dates to Jui,u-
ary 30lh, passed here 1T O'Clock this morning.
There is but little news 10 report since the last
mail.
Placerrile mud Carson Valley was unobstruct
ed By snow, and operations had been resumed
in some 0. the Silver Mines. The most
uubounded confidence appears to be felt
in til: extent and !: richness Of the
u,iucs east Of The mountains. 4 company had
Organized to construct ditch abeut twenty
miles lopg, from Carson Kiver to tho Placer
guild mines, south and east Of the valley.
Accounts from Carson Valley say that tho
condition Of the cattle in that section WAS terri
Bile in tllc extreme. In the vicinity Of Warn,
Springs it WAS estimated that Ut least fifteen
huudred carcases were in sigh. 1T one time.
The snow was going of, and it was hoped
that the grass would soon be accessible.
The excitement concerning the discoveries Of
the Waihac, ,si4rer miues continued unabated,
The Eale Of cllinls made in San FRANCISCO dur
ing two weeks previous to the departure OF the
mail, amounted to $4,000.
Mr.. Lunar had introduced resolution, ask
ing Congress to grant pre.esnpt'on titles to act
nal settlers. from the Sd Of March. 1915, to The
ID Of slarch, 1861.
The market At San Francisco was very quiet,
and the country trnvcl amounts to little or
nothing. The recent buoyunt feeling has
ceased and spectators and regular buyers are
holding ofT. Not enough transactions have oc-
Cured duri1g the last two days to afford quota
tons.
, 1860-02-22
From California and the SaudyyIc
T&fnndK

From California and the Sandwich
Islands.
New ORLEASs, Feb. s0.-The overland mail,
ria FL Pas5, with san Francisco dates Of thu
3Vth u1t. has arrived. News unimportant
Tie telegraph is completed to Fresno, 25 miles
from San Fsarciseo.
Rich surface diggiugs have been discovere.
near Georgetown.
4,5v0 signatures have been obtaiued at San
Francisco, petitioning the Legislature to PIE
vent Chinese emigration.
lioSoLrLu, Feb. 2-The King has returned tl,t
elections throughout the kingdon,, which rcsul.
ed in u small vote.
4 new custom tonse hns been commenced u
Honolulu.
Markets quiet aud depressed. Too dull 70,
quotations.
, 1860-02-22

DREAIIUAl BEEF and MUTTON
for W4shir tons Birthday. Thu subscriber
tnL. h..rt irn II o., sta !. North Market Offers
70 the public s>u,eEt of Meats thu have ever
benin A:csxo. Gise III ell. "
, 1860-02-22
FRESH S1AD, E$Ts3
Hallbut, Uaddock, Goldfish,
EEI,S SMELTS, &C. L. u. rLATT i co,
fc.5 43 st4e street.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

~ CH1 CLEkEt DYSfeI< CAle,X1 Feb. l6. 19e0-
luhlc noscels her ny s!:ca to VI lFrsons interested
NJ the CAappa Cuuc II the CITY OF chlcaE1. intent 10
xpp:oi X ke lhc land lece.Asstt tn exiensi"n Of
Tie eat tas - Dyer avenue thrtt three tj feet via
tr A'chcr i:o I'd TO the SJuth rancl = tile hlciGo v
erin straight Inc h The 4st half IT Dyer srenue
Of the Archer kuA" 'he inento bt1k u snskt sr<ct
,e thls:v thr.c tS Re. u ~. ok
III u ction tw*nts ming to~nshp thttr n'n- Ga
hxhw.y .heplt OF Mra!y .nb1ieoa Of s4!d IT. Of
block L. Of %st 81 Zee. Of lot l. bIoek In said
-. Iropns dsn be opene fra Mknwas hy tie town
Of South h!cseo. n acc dAnc: with ,hs oEie 1.r the
pun II Of the city o. Chicago. Fe5EuarF 1s lsso AID
rl.t ef ttc survey thereof now on lie In my ofact-
tl710t H. -kKElSNASH- City CiefE.
, 1860-02-22

4 LSO FOR SALE.-Tho Three
n Setoouerx tn wit:-Sehooner Eliza LOGAN, kE@
t0u.se ass t6-:5: SchnnEcr NIaGs The NlxF. <F%
1nsaEe 10; and Schooner Gov. Hum, tonA.c~oS
1s6 s095.
Ehcr ar MI Of the annvs named vessels viii be sc1a on
Il: eEai te!.ne Ac7.Y 10
, 1860-02-22

GEWING MACHINE DEPOT
los Lak< Street, Chicago,
For the rae Of s'enuez. Srs.l,c os all s1 Cot
ton. tlnrn Thread VI &C.. 4s.- II prices sI'at
s CO.'S .p1-nd nav Lock stitch Mich n-s; the PaEAsr
Disi:.1 hI@i.1 : ''A''a 'A''''s u s1 ii. ALEXANDER.
CEWING MACHINES.
~ ass |sa AND $40.
L. CORNELL / cos NEW AND IMPROVED
Double Lock, Tight, Fast stltc1.
WARRANTY En- to sre good kasafAct.on - he s-
priced In MARKET Make thr Astch - lie ei3 M
t4hle ue under Iced st,.xht needle. sev t1o ~
apoOl do the eoars<t aud tnest Nn.K. N1En
to the Inch. Rim VERY EASY ND ALAesE \
Su1sKlEss and are neatly nns.hei- E:hrr Aaea.ne W.
Glitch, Hem, Feu. Tuck, Gather and EmhE1fsr.
They have taken the HIGHEST PREMIUM At se.r:<
Fairs. The al Naanlne, {YUn1gs Patert> 4 equal = ca.
racity to the alI0 uachlres. Trfns back
nnbanJns with L!eh speed and seEy st1 usfo p
ctieaen- The ri eoe tFa:<at raEr. pastus = 'Hsxef
t1csus.n.: sna Family Machine e,'nbted {Taesan r1'
pssfnt) very 4axc 4' convenient f"r s::ln& Efae It
6nc=t Muslins Eth.rotthese areedy learned froE
the printed I'll tcltons,
bsnres, aicuar, nd Cct sess ca reexpt q stump
We arr sc.e axtnft here fof tie CNtf EKS Al h b.s1
3tEk AND GCAE, I'd rt+cd to II thickueAfsc r. c+ota
and NIL wlttls Of ten: VII hem uyes seams ano 1e% 80
CAN BE EAsILt ATTACHED ~ AA3 =AS1H.
[ MACHINE fIieea3.
LiR.E DISCOUNT TO AGENTS Ind ClEE:3i i
frAGEHTS WANTED tvs:yvhese.- Com: snd SC
sazt Is Lake street. ur a.id ess y. .CUlsSELL + Gu.
| r. T. = -.s1 GhcAso. Alno1- oe1e
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-03
CAREOF SHEEP IN SPRING.

CARE OF SHEEP IN SPhlNu'
Probably more sheep die early
in the spring months-die we
mean, leaving only their poor
pelts to the owner--than during
the entire remainder Of the year.
This is generally caused by the
neglect Of a capital rule in sheep
husbandry, one which every far.
mer who would keep these ami.
mails proftably, should post up
in a conspicuous place among his
grand maxims in farm manage
"Nevcr let Sheep get poor at
any time Of the year."
For the reason that it is hard
to bring them up to good condi-
ticn again, but it is particularly
difficult to bring sheep, poor in
the fall, safely through to grass
another season. Without the
closest management, such sheep,
especially if kept in large flocks,
are decimatcd by disease and
starvation--thc poorer and weak
err they get the less chance they
havetosccure foodin the crowdsof
stronger animals. The present is,
perhaps, the time Of the greatest
mortality.
Ifshccp have been wintercd in
good condition, they still need
good care and attention in spring.
Though the flock was properly
sorted in the fall, and kept in
small numbers together during
the winter, they should again be
looked over and rc-arrangcd as
their condition may indicate. 1t
is well to give all the ewes with
lamb quiet place by themselves,
where they may be fed with a
view to the expected i%ncreasc.---
Those wethers, dry ewes, etc,
which, it may be thought advisa-
bic to sell after slearing, should
receive extra fecd-they will show
its effects very profitably after a
short run to grass, and will com
mand much better prices as NUT
ton. Indeed, good mutton is al
ways in demand, and if thorough.
ly fattencd, will attract buyer:
who will pay for it.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-03

N ITO IN TfN WV IHH DIT WING Z
CHIME
---~----O---- .H| NH
THE HOWE
SEWING MACHINE.
CHINE \
ISTADLISHED lBa6. n. HOWE /

ISTADLlSHED lba6. u. HOWE. IN
ORIGINAL INVENTOR w
AND, PATENTEE.
These machines are strictly irst clnsp. m.
for beauty and simplicity Of construction. 49,
rubllity, and efficiency In working, ara nm.
equnlled by any. Thcy make a tiubt lo.I
stitch more nearly alike upon both sides
tho goods thun TINT made by any other M
chine.
They are capable ofdoinga greater yurje,.
ofwork than any othe family machine. IN.
800 machine is warranted 10 do az fjns wo =.
as the Wheeler g. Wilson, and as heayv ~
the large Singer machine
OF FAMILY MACHlNES-prices soo
$40, $50, 90, and 100.
The Howe Cylinder Machine, for all r.o,-
ther stitching, such us Beols and Shoe wo,I
Carriage Trimming, Harness work, &c.
have always held q reputation far above snv
other machine-a fact universally admitted.
No other Leather Machines use SO smnll 4
needle as The Howe Cylinder Machine
/ Price Sl35, and $3.50.
WHAT CONSTITUTES A G00DSEWING
MACHINE?
!. II should bc well mt dc, simple in i,s son.
struction, and ensily kepl in order,
2. II should make n tight hck stitch, alike'
~, both sid, 5 of the ma erial.
a. Il should sew any and all materials Tim,
a.. It should re able to use cotton thread or
silk.
s.. 1t should be abie 70 sew From coarse TO-
fine. and from thick TO thin, W,''h IaP'dFy and
without changing The tension.
9 / should be able to nuke tho tension
greater or less, on both the under and upper
threads, und with uniformity.
7. 1t should have II STRAIGHT needle, cuRy.
ED mes are linh'e to break.
s, The needle should have PERPENDICULAR
motion. This is absolutely necessary for
heavy work.
9. II should be able 10 bind with q binder,
hem with a hemmer; should stitch, fell, run
and gather.
10. 1t should be always ready to work.
II. 1t should be capable of using the same
size OF thread ON both sides of the work, and
o using dl .llerent colored thread or silk, above
or below, TO correspond with any Two colors
Of cloth to be united.
II, 1t should be able TO make a long or
short stitch.
IL. 1t should commence sewing tightly At
the first stitch,
II Ii should run easily and make but little
noise.
ID, 1t siould have n wheel. feed: none other
are in constant contact with the work.
1G. 1t should not be liable to get out of or.
der.
II. 1t should not be liable to break the
thread, nor skip stitches.
IS. 1t should not be liable to oil the opera.
tors dress.
10. Ii should not form ridge on the under
side, nor ravel out, nor be wustetul ofthrp6d;
as IS the case wliI al chain stlt CHI machines,
20 II should not be more trouble than it is
worth"
GET THE BEST
The Howe Family and Leather Machines
are warranted to give better satisfaction thar
other machines in The market, or mon, y ra.
funded.
The best Sewing Machine Cotton, in The
city (Orrs Il Macnausht's) at SO cents pei
dozen. Howr's Machine Twist, cxcellen'
article % cents per dozen.
CONE BROS, SO College Street,
Jin. 18th. Nashville, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-03

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ELLIS & MOORE,
Foundry and Machine Shop,

ELLIS d MOORE,
Foundry and Machine Shop,
g. i, and 100, south Markets St,
Nashville, Tennessee
Manufacturers OF
Steam Engines,
Boilers,
Mill Gearing,
Horse Powers,
Sash Weights,
Crate Bars,
Straw Cutters,
and all Castings used in tho construction OF
Saw-Mills,
Furnaces
Nour-Nillb
Tobacco Factories,
Dwellings, &c., dc.
Ours being the Oldest establishment of the kind
In the State, and built the first Engine that was
ever built in Tennessee, and Keeping ourselves
fully posted IN Ms to all the improvements, we
offer them with the fullest confidence Of their
superior advantages over Ill others.
We are agents for tho
ST. LOUIS
CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
and attached 10 one Of our Engines Is one cnpa-
bic of cutting from five to twenty thousand feet
oflumbcr per day. Gum Betting of all sizes on
ELLIS & MOORE,
June 23, 80. Nashville, Tenn.
NEW FURNITURE STORE.
HENSllAW u TAMBLE,
WhoIesalc and Retail Dealers in, and manu-
f~acturcrs Of all kinds Of
FURNITURE,
No. go, Market street, Nashville, Tennessee,
Would respectfully call attention TO their
large and select stock Of FURNITURE, and
IN so doing, they feel confident that they ARE
prepared to exhibit by far
THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK,
Of I'LL descriptions Of Furniture ever offered in
this city. They are offering their stock TO
those who may desire 70 purchase ut wholesale
ut very reduced prices
FOR Casio
Mattresses Of all kinds constantly kept on
hand, for sale At the lowest market Oriccs.
HENSHAW u TAMBLE.
May Goth, lsj9-ly.
Copper, Tin,
SHEET IRON. AND STOVE ESTAB-
LISIIMENT,
Nos, II and o., Market StGcct,
NASHVILLE, TENN ESSEE,
] keep on hand a large assortment Of Cast
and Wrought Iron Cooking Stoves, made by
myself, and of the best materials, All dcscrip.
tions Of Copper Work done, such rs
STILLS, KETTLES, Sc.
] am ut all times ready TO fill any order iol
the above, and promise my prices To be such
us to give entire satisfaction. ! employ non'
but experienced workmcn, and every article is
tested by me before it leaves the shop.
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