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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-27

From Seabury & Co., Gas Filters Nashville
The Tesper Gas makes brilliant and beautiful light,
cheap and portable and perfectly safe The construction the
Vesper Gas Burner and reort is perfectly simple
get out Of order, can explode
Tie of the burner is easily understood, and
qures but little attention to keep clean and in good
than ordinary gas fixtures The light produced by the VespeE
Gas consider fully equal, in respect to other kind
Of Gas light JoHN M SEABCRI,
Z. J. SEARURI,
II u D..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-27
Land Ter sale.

The undsrsigned VIII sell his1lant.
i0n, called CAFrrAL VIEH- lvin7 On
Hd1r The north side Of Cunlerlanf RIVER -
IglHl three milesfr0m The City Of ETashVifIs
lalsa coptAing about Three Hun.
N4a43 dred Acres he vii sell Il An
ogether In snail tracts or lots, % purchas -
credit viii be given notes bearing legal interest ~
lean retained. It Is Of The very quality al if
Eatered shout half o. it in cultivation, and tie haiac n A.
timber and past1re- There two good dHelli1r h1 49,
barn and Stables &c FOR formation apply % ths 1r
10 John D. james fshzo-tf Tr70e = ra--,-sll
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SEWING MACHINES


MARVIN REED, Agent,
JauQ4-dtrGvly NO Al CHURCH STREET.
SEWING MACHINES.
IMP RTANTl
Purchasing Family Sewing Machines
LETITBEREMEMBEREDa
Ist. By.aII the Sewing Machines in use,
there are but three kinds of stitches made
lst. The Grover a. Baker stitch.
2nd, The shuttle Stitch.
srd. The single Thread or Chain Stitch
The Grover Baker stitch the only patented stitch and
strictly adapted to family The stitch is DOUBLE
be ripped The machine making this stitch, from
spOos-usngn shuttle requiring thread to be resPoo
ed finishes its the most simple, less liable to
arrangement andmost easy learn and operate Of any IN use
possessing greater range Of capacity for family purposes than
any ether other or perhaps ali other kinds.
End. The Shuttle Stitch.
Thissitoh is made by the following list Of machines:
1, M. SINGER * CO.,
WHEELER * WILSON,
WEAR MACHINES,
BARTHOLF MACHINES,
LEAVITT d co.,
LADD & WEBSTER,
All. HOWE,
FINKLE & LYONS.
So far eoh concerns this list Of machines are al
precisely alike, all Shuttle Machines carrying tn
lower under thread all shute into which all the unde
thread used each and all Of them have re-Wound
The capacity Of the hates used in these machines is
nearly the PANE they hold when With Coats No Spool
Cotton not to exceed u yards.
The shuttle stitch sometimes called the lock stitch for effect
but tits all and the The stitch made by merely
crossing two head The ends all by the shutl
Machines must be fastened by the hand needle preveR ripping
The Shuttle Machine better adapted manufacturers than
family use.
jan3l-dtw&w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-27

GROCERIES.
YNT & n II E A NOR f,
No. Al Broad Street, Nashville, Tenn.
Wholesale DEALERs
Groceries and Liquors
OF ALL KINDS,
BACON, LARD, FLUOR AND PRODUCB or EHERI
DESCRIPTION
prepared % hOws large and selected
w OF Groceries and Liquors. to which inViEs
he inspection Of cash Buyers aud determined to sell
cheap the cheapest excepe
ofr then good Inducements any other house the
Call on feb4-dt1 JOINT & TREANOR.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-27

No. "a Union street, Opposite state Rnnrr-
FRESH ShADl EBESH SHADff FRESH gE4Dfft
UsT arrived By Adams Exprss lrgs lot Of srs-b sr
81 from savannah, the hst Ia he seassn Alrur- 80 a
hand good assortment o. game such Grauss P-1f
Quas Fenison, and Game Fish, which VII served ur HI ~
above Restaurant in the best style. A. JONNARD Krs5t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-27

Machine Cards and other Findings
FoR MANUFAcrURERs or
Wool AND COT TON
TEO. WEST, IS Union Street. has nov in store the
ID lowing articles, VIZ:
Machine Cards; R1lle- Cloth;
London Emery; Picker Leather;
Lace Leather Loom Pickerss
Sheep and Calf Roller skins; Betting and Rvets
Gard Cleaners Belt Hooks, Article;
DOfer Comb plate Ring Travellers;
Stripping Cards; Steel and Cane Reeds
Shuttles and Harness; Glass steps;
Harness Winei Patent Temples;
Harness Eyes, Hemp Hackles,
febl6-3m Card Pliers.
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
NETE have this day received, and will sell low, following
Wv GROCERIES and LIQUORS, &c:
$50 bags Bal Coffee 10 casks Cognsc Brandy,
- bbls Crushed Sugar. 5 do Port Wine
= DO Powdered do do Sherry de
IS kegs Bal. Golden Syrup, do Madeira do
20-L bbls do IS do Sweet Rfalara
100 doz Broomss IS bbls Brandy,
900 90 Oysters, IS % J. H. smiths Whiuky,
100 do quart & half gal Pickles, 100 pure Rye DO
SO do Pepper Sauce so do Oh Bourbon DO
SO do Tomato Cstsup, 3 do Holland Gin.
80 do krasn Peaches, 100 do Tennessee Whiiky,
2j do Pie Fruits asserted, 40 do NeEsom's Tenn. DO
100 bzs Candy, 10 90 Rum,
100 do bxs & = bxs Raisns, % kegs Lemon Cordial,
100 do Chsese, 8 do Ginger Brandy,
$4,000 Havana Cigars, 25 do Ginger Wine,
$4,000 Cuba Skies do 50 bbIs lincoln Whisky,
200 bxs Tobacco all brands so do Robertson County do
Sor sale very low at Nos. ban Il Market Street.
povl6 HUGH MCCREA 4 co.
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AND CLOTHING mATERn.

Il - --I-1l7H I'M lHlI3 IILlILF
NAVY DEskaTsIuT,
Bureau q Provisions and Clothing,
April 6, 1860.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS sealed and endorsed aProposals
for Navy Clothing and Clothing Materials, viii be received AZ
this once until O'clock the nth day Of Nay next for
furnishing and delivering oa receiving sixty days notice. At
each or either Of the navy y et ChaostoEn Massachusetts,
Brooklyn New York; aesp0r YInia the quantities below
mentioned Of any ell Of he following classes of articles Of
Eavy clothing and clothing such furtsr quantities
Ct the may be ordered g the ca this Bureau BY
the comuandnts Of the said navy gars respectively, during
the fiscal year the st day Juy next and end
ing on the seth day Of June. ls6l viz;
Class I--Cgott Czotiiag.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-27

p Z N M a N 8 HI Up
AND
P ON ZAP HY.
Ii who wish to join M DoLBEAR's Glasses in the abovs
"A branches should 10 50 during the present week.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-27
Clothing Store.
Fine Clothing

HAVE now on hand receiving every week, the arg
II est Stock Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

AYE sruI fIvE-THg PUBLIC HAVE DgcI. .pEp
w fnr Gvfh improved e1r hnaton tushicns asi rsbes
s>~cnd raNs To- sale ctssr al ard exaine 30 send
ysnr orderr " ma 70 w. H. GRIFFITH, IW Fuior street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

A-Ew YORK AND HARLAN RAtLRoAD-sLhxka
IN nrranrtmers ar pleasure trsYeLFrans ssve rNtnty
snh street foows.Qf5 4. -kxpresvfor tl1s
ny Troy. esfsioga. rfsrun scrnss, SCARS FMN iAn
Dsrrfr Nr apf fase MabOpar. corncctrM
Ahany vort m Ralrumf Or Sharrn srrinrs
Nssars fss and AL places West alec vi tr4ns Sssan
al pasta North. us A. M.-fqr Crutln rs's c01
nscih a Godsns bridge sin aase. - TAKE "srs isnc'
afd Pals With for lake rahrar ~ r "
For Dover Pislue 81 1ufens Rrtre ~rh wag~
for fAse Wa A1re And r0*n Pals with Nares ~ hNke
habcyaG .ghS BthtEilLI, Assss1t d perrisnesaL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

DURCHAsxRs ov BufIARD TANsR AvYuR YHm
ssw VII ~ ssn 49, prrsssoce, y psrseulAs n -
~k~ce and especially call a factory No 20 Ann ssr~.n
YORK wifsrut The of sncs rHif NJ ~
fcup Illogical for The protssfion o. free ssnn
sscfures rights who need no presrce sboui enalnvs
rrft No wrl -rposn an sscs ufyfngen~rs4L
l. DFCKkB, % Ann sfrvst rew ora
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

rn1 BROADWAY pr LAcosrK TIE suCCKss.
lU4 N rr~uch phySlsisn, cnres aaaQ ef -
49, ssfey and vA de~pstok
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

Webe - mscsn ~ puhhs ~ funpre - On uusha
rvdnc scu OF ten cent nb1 Al sss ovdev hu
swing 70 Ne puhEo Ne bsu tNhies sNd 4 - owe
possible prs-~l P{iEf4An 4 COiI.nNnxR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

M gwsnsy V fuifl Ne NOS important funssons q NE
easnrpd w fQiowng he cussained
nuss nszirai vust 'Bumas rraiy, or Physiological
Rss>rchs" rres cesse Sold and fvee ev~y~hers
h-crcugAl rev or ounsssasoms frvm - so sss fa
sun a nuntays III O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

n ono rsrtEp KArLnoAp cvnrArr-or AEp
~ AFTER seps-~esr v. er@psrs sgrs.s rrsan wil b.
Of Saturday F>pts
u and ID Ard orsossr N run ar~rsp<rt eaa
return ~ mornlre rsptemhcr - and osob~S and
AP N H~mps~an .SFM Howth lalp Tran vii
disoouinu ned and Afser sspt~mb~r ". -
Aurnsf 10 i@ A. III PALMER, Arert
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

paovnsoR REsTsIl. Iu csAxBEss srs.sr az
W coAsu'ssd ~ usual % ~ lses % sos 0s ss~ tss
rrst oMre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

CHvwkF FARiv oRAvr-RkAD THs PRIVATE
- Medical Tr~stse ~ Dr ward sr~sunrr vfves'Sf phy-
rkinp, wholly 6syo~d dseasss ~ certAn ces1
faens consult NJ Ard as-ss>- npoa witch
his His remedies spd reSipeuf-ths most
rsssfn "a Ire worifare pr~p.ed from fetms spent 10
The rrvst h.ptss snd ncs eytsnfed rfacus Thar any
olker .rlfw "a. sclar. Dr. WAHD alone
ssnrd 0Ree fss rrosf~nv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

a pyfcE or HIS GRATEFUL rArrESrr, TO. THOSE
n hvpds ~ho have snaered frve Ne unsu~cefa treat
sni = sss S baS - "a 49,. rs sss. "a
paxes nearly lG snaomisal ,lusu~ana fw Mailed frs
81 IA O. LAWRDrCK no yesey street. The suihor reAta
patients A. ~ 70 r. ~, and 70 nurdav EVENING"
= e17 Broadway tup ssAirsD New FORA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

poARnrrG.- fof WEST rouErFEvrH sTRvEr.-rUs
ID r-ksd and nnfurrlehed Rooms ~ es with Hoard. IN
frr esss hopse containing all re modern psc-aents and
crnver@nt n snt siaFrs lhose wh bone fnr
he Winter ~ ssd erps dinn.r
80 tressiAs - E.fefsEeea exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

p,nosE WHO WOULD LIkEA NEsr eriEf OH
4 fash,rnsd Re~ highland fsmns. with God substantial
well scQt ed food; ike cocaors 70 M ~ sns
and fashion viii ind pesssrl IA private iamy ~ ~
pes Hudson BIZ Spring and ~ oorae, rel
erenc1 required. Tsrms la advance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

MAGNETIC AND MAILING rrsrrrurx, NO. - BOND
III strvet-pr JOHN eC0TT wi1 rnB0vs enscsv ~ Ia
a. j hsAa vsloes ~ sss q - an.fs CAsy.,e a.
ear ~ realty ssd sucrpsuuy cur~1 fsstneus ~ ssr,
irving ynptous and HISTORY o. ~ 60 fes Acen.1r
r~ures w. The dkts9uiked Ia I'M
ihs Usop. Addrsss q spps 70 Dr. SuAs sscsl No Boad
street. Nfw YUk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16
NFw yoRK Avn HARLNN RAILROAD.
in FAHk TO ALBANY Al

%. ~ and y NJ hns rlssas sssp.s al way ssA ma
sssiirs forthsm A. nhs train leaves xcrson
every Monday mornina at ~ Cr<on fsas . y mcp
rlnr ~ sli ssstsn pur-h q " bise Plains
SOnk ~ RsnfLL, An~sfsnt Superintendent
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ATTENTION, GUARDsI

1'hE election q cfheers sed io,t,liaiiOa. viii
AXE Place IN wiIdey Lode "a Saturday
sired By order ofths
June - 1850 NC
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Clarlestown Academy.


aE ensainr term 81 this InsiIuiiou uille con,
m-hee on WEDNESDAY Fshrvs,v ~ 10.
eontinue ave m~uths bpdrr he rb.,~s =, 49,, ~.
S,ha ssnttrs. Principal and Jaus, n
TIE n MS
FOR OBSTRUCTION N the ClauiesIssd
Mathematical Department. sso IA
u he ordinary bTaaches ofEng.
itsh
Tor sessioa % ave mohths
ESlfs chsTgs for French
- Applicants lJf admission mn.t ,ag,.. a..
gVn .aoe ron tie daT " sdmissiua 10 H. 81 -
W, ne, 9s's'oa. No detection fof sbs~nrs Pap,i,
ION eis'snee ean hs accom- modal sith H.
a. at iAs house o. The Pfiactpsl o. $500
% ShedEfa's' 90 teasoasbis terms.
~ exclusive aaf u6iiriaK attention 20 H.. 10.
80. ~ P'olsssipn NJ \ wni sn5esvoBF 10 o..
I,y1es. - be hopes 70 secure. liberal stst,
ppblie parohaKe F
JOIN sANBORN. Py.r,.f
t,..Jss CRAiGHlLL Ainaanf
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] ine Size or WaLer Power
TIM B IL ED. g

Asd ha mesbis T. ,hal 80. fs-r, 81. -.
'ssfa shh tlef'hcs 'o - euusms - 81,
soAteg iAioegl5rleFisfs GAP doun ~ Rtva
iAsi u y Vistf5y srfi1g srd SONAR IL. -
vhsn ths a. isfta ~ sfs suHettte t.s -,
y fsih. iis 90 trs, .tsfslofe, utrrf tss.s i,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-28

SPECIAL NOTICE.
81 HR -
I've Through Trains DaIy.
BETWEEN HARPERs-FERhf AND ATT % srs
% me EAST AND wkST
sASsPoArsrtoS OFFtcr
bAltifnctv One Ra,l,esJ
v,,s- dAsrHs.fsAss M, "a 10
Fihsr.-rhs Espses. Trsis i-a,,ss a.h,e
oAy.iseiaSmg snndats a. 4 o'rloeA .us q n. 49,.
n.'sst'',ag ~ beavcoJ 81 u n = eo.sse,i.. 80
te- Sns taiah kxPts.s trAia asd ar.,iss Al
~ oeiessi v. - hskisg direct eonsre,,,,. !, ~
khFfes. Trsfn Toe Loatsrtfie Caife .uS a. 50 -,
ior ~. Loais. Kansas. Srbnsk. kc
stCOND.-The Mad Train {. a... n.l,,v.o..t. Lit,
- .p,rs"asts.) 81 - Z. n srrivisr a. Camhxr.
'aas ., - ,. n. add wAssiias 4O5 A n
nihD tTra Tam tssvr. Battmo,. a.t,v.,
> ." r. NJ. arriving a. Camterlao Cd sts 20 A A
Throsrh Tickets esa Be he'd si mi. ,,.,i.n,.,n,A-
Pree'psi Mestsre ssd Sosth~ esteem toe a.
The time % ARRIVAL aad departure Of al m, n.,.
ger trains Of this staiion =. fohow.
TRAINS WESTWARD.
Arrives. Leave.
Express i5sa 1ISr.
Mai TIsIAi2 n ~ sS
EIua leu IisF I2Ors
- TRAINS EASTWARD.
Arrives. Leaves
Mai T,ia ~ 30. y. lsS
Ezra Tram iO3rN tp5y
JOHN DoNAHoE.
1"as 81 Ieep, Agent.
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Special Notices
pR. wIsrAK's BALSAM OF MILD
CHERRY


BEv.H or cessrvsrsrrs-rIEs osLr rsE Gas
snE -evrTy inrus vhies 10 really vstSabte sad
vA,rh cosis he inventor ,ine, nobsy a. eafch
10 sshi-,t - - bssey eO0hie,tetsd This IL ~m.
,astlcsHv tas ease wiib NIsr.ss BALsAn OF
WIla cassnt. The insatsabls Qaaitti.s sad - s.t
essset repstattSn OF Shieb a. ecftsib. - =.
speedT sNd uss~r fOiag trm-dT tof CVaghs
Colis Haafsebess, Bfvbehus Whuoping Coug RI
CroSp, 2atnsV. A,thna, lun5spra, |, naDma,tob
q Tee refos', LonEs sad Chest, "a vel AZ that
dt-V d,>esse, COasImpuoo have iacue-d m prin-
Sib'od spectators "a n, lives ACE hsaith Of the
coaaautly g. pain apon me unwfsry mtsrts-
Ole, ugfthes- and deleefoas ttnitsicn 81 the ttpe
asd oslf GsHCtsG B.Ls.n, thBs got Oniy "a q fci.
ssg ta.gisg tnlary spOa toe sact, Dot trhd. ring
themselves according "a isie secistobs of The
Gears habie 70 cnminal Fte-eeutirn, which, IN
proper tins vii be con heaeeS against ih-n.
The rrcip- tor tue pfepsrat on II the GkNUtSE
s.Lsss "a, b-ss 10 pssssssieu at the PseSrst pro
ps,e O's Tor nssfiy t~tnJ wars. sod ~bh those
vko have vsed " needs no ebeomiams
saeh iei'e's a. the ioli0viFy, from Q merchant
are daily received
hitrosD Delaware. Oct. IS isss.
9. .Fo.LE h Co Boion-Pi,s,e ssud me
,sppiy OF Wisras's B.I'In a. am nearly out
snt there IL goat de1,bd tor n; " ~ doing
.oadsr> ~ cares Cas<as Asihms. whoopiEF
C0stA Ant Censonrtioe wihoot TAI. ThsrS
has aevef heca sny OF the gen aine here anti, ,og
~e' ne lot .Sas "ns sbee, but plenty OF The
JACOB Y. FoULK
NGss&nss ruGHGvoEk, att sho segk k~alta .hat
Ibs ontv genuine has 'be whites signature oT.I
~ rs a. veil ~ he Pr,n~e ssme Of The Pro
pr'sior', shTH W. FOWL & CO BoeIou q.
the oaatds vsPpet. Take no siket; A ust,
osa-r a>trd sbi hesfA i-cariiE-d.
rr,y..s< sys. W. FowLs = Co, Bo.,os. saA
fst ssis ~
s s'alss s 4 syssrrr' % 2a.,l........
{. HANCOCK. SzaaiiPs,at
SMITH SIN. H,asi,sre.
TIMBER AXE 4 >uBLrTE Rigssa
JosEPh ci-NGETr itpp> 0 FIRM.
WN. hoCLDER. SlspAefsfsea
Asd ~ D.s 80. sssrywheTs.
Jsas Ia ls60 ID
1BALTiNoR ANDpHIo RAILROAD
Tar taf0ugh rfaias "a 49,, East and West
Psn HafPcn.Frry da''Vs ths loiloSirg hour,
TRGiNs WETwAEp
Arrives Leaves
Erpfeo UP 7tSP "
MAI Is'ia is1P i555 p NJ.
EIua Tiain llsAt INA M
TEAiNs EkIwARp
Arr'ys Leaves.
Expires SIS AN 6.oA
MAI Trsin ~ 20 I'M i235p n
ETts Tram los AM IVA
We pabltsb the above tsckI, that on, nun.,
ss' f'Ajsis NAV i,sto q ans tine the hosfs q
issVisE Il per PER-, " the eats Of ths a.
aSIe AID Ohto Railroad
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I 80 fsON. ROY kavs - -,--t-.i
= te.asl 'taeis ioar so Phsaes ssi RsF
80 l,'foaai V Case parchsssfs
raj
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-28

We pabltsb the above fscsl, hat out nuu.r-
sss rAjsfs NAV 1s,fo 81 shE tine the hour
iss'isE fP-r, Perm " ibe eats Of The Bal.
aSTe AID Ohto Railroad
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-28
o.. MRS. wISLow.-ARrIpefi,p

o. MRS. WlSLOw.-Ah "a pefieheed
~ muse snd frnA- physician h.. soo,h.
isg syrup tor ehihirrarrtL az whict rt.stIy IA
siitaiss the process a treihtng by ,Yt,.b,nr a.
Esn', reducing ell ,tltmmstion -uiIi siIsv All,
psta, sad is,are a. rsiiI4te he tow.t, D-n,nd
Spsa u mothers it III rivrt., To- yop,,.,vs,
sai tsiisfhnd heath J. ,oas infani. P,,frstiy
SAT- In all cases. Seasdyrui.rErn, IN .ro,h,,
eslumu
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Z CARD TO TIE SUFFERING.

~ The Rev wt4iaA Cr-.Saovs Win, n
~ soriugass n's4 ssry Ia Jspas va. cured
C'NuSP''oa vhea d othor m~sas had t.tI.
rs''d 'ae n 'A~ greet city Jsdao, Tie rse,p- Ia.
esF'd Etsss n0Ueers uho we've sBHs rig froa. Ce,.
's@p,'oa. sr"sshits, sorsrhro.t, CoaEh. ssd CoIts
80 tse e'J aud ssrvss dsPTs.sos BY these
pes,roSs Of esusdtiinS,'hsr' Vii .end ,hi. rse;os
vAeh have erouSht hem ~iiA ne 90 ell ~Lo b.,s N
Tree q shsrEs. sddrc..
REV. WI CnSGROvE
. t39 Fpltra Avenue
ny ne so-sm roski,u,N ".
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Ten Thousand Ruyers Wantad.
Sheellrea EsiahIl,hn.n,

/ cdetNr0a establishment.
W ha'a NS,ei, CharisEote.. T,,s,,.o
/ TUE und-nieBec has 90 hsne srd i.r $50.
- mAasl.eintitg sthi. TIN WARE. STDTg
1 aND SHEE TiHON EST'ABLLSHstENT
10 Chsrlesiowo, every d,-rr,ttion on C,i,,,,,
"ft, esSaiiy iouas "a his itne OF business m a.,
=. ne test material Ant ~ srpefi,nced rorsn,,n
iee stock row 10 bis Ware Room. conpr,,s,
80 SsieI an'Sis knoSh 10 the hoassks.rs,
ana any sfnele eaHed Tor a. say smoaat ,f O.,
sesHrd eAa be furnished Wnh esspa,ch
Amohg his sioet a Tia Ware mav h. f,,,s
BUCKETS Of al sits.;
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NO. al Bli'imofe Sirct. B,lir.otr is our "a.
hofiI.i ag-n Tor Pftrufing als,. tee N, Els sub
'srpiishs, &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-28

kRNs I.0sT.--gh. 6nd-4 o. .n,ttbnrsk
htrs vii eonter isVor ~ iesvinR "a. m az
,ns store OF Nj Charles Joksot, Hsfpsts- Fer.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-07-21

During the last year. the late Master of the road,
Mr.. j. E. ALLEN whose faithfulness and efficiency /
have always found unfailing resigned his position,
and you directed me to appoint two Division mas
tiers in his place, at lever rate of salary. Tbs
was DONE and the result has been satisfactory as 70
the assignment Of duties. The line of the road Is
too long for the supervision of one man.
The late Master of the Machinery, Mr. THos. Il.
ROBERTS, also retired from the service of the Road,
after successful administration Of his duties, in
maintaining the machinery with efficiency for term
of years In his place you appointed, on my recon-
ulendation, Mr.. E. H. MARSH, the oldest Locomotive
Engineer IN point of time of service, on the road
He is southern man. identified in feeling with the
work from long association throughout his term Of
service, found faithful and thoroughly competent,
and from what he has done and shown of his me-
chanical Skill in the shops since having the respon
sibe Office of Master Mechanic, | feel confident he
may be relied on as a capable proper man.
For the last year, have had the assistance IN the
Transportation department, and the Civil Engineer
when required, of Mr. E. WILKES, who came to this
Road, with a valuable experience of some years on
other roads.
am able to commend him to you as railroad
man of experience and of intelligence. And can
further express my confidence in his capabillty and
faithfulness to do any work he may undertake
The subordinate officers and the men have deserv-
cd your thanks for their general efficiency and zeal
in the discharge of their duties, and for their efforts
to promote the interest of the Company.
have the honor to be,
Your obedent servant
CHAS. F. FISHER.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-07-21

EFFORT TO CRUSH OUT JUDGE DoUGLAs.-The eff
fort to crush out Stephen A. Douglas, says one Of
our exchanges, involved the necessity of m:srepre
sentng his position at the South and this work
has been carried on so successfully, that not few
southern Democrats have come to leok upon him,
in all sincerity, doubt not their worst enemy.
We need not say here that this effort to crush Mr.
Douglas has been most unjust or that truer friend
of the South has never breathed the air of free
State. His record shows this so plainly, that only
blind or insane men can fail to perceive it. No man
of all the northern statesmen has made so many
sacrifices for the South as he has made. He has
fought down the unjust prejudices of his own
neighbors and friends. When the Union was reel
ing like drunken man, and fear had blanched the
cheeks of southern patriots, he stood like pillar Of
granite in the storm. And this, too, when excite
ment ran so high that even in his own city he was
not allowed to speak in his defence for the hootings
of an insane mob. Nay, this, too, when the soil Of
the North was blackened with fires to burn his
Virginia Star.