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On Wednesday October 10, Jous FAlsm, in the asth

On Wednesday, October 10, Jons FALysy ia the 3oth
year of his age
His friends and acquaintancss invited to attend his
funeral from his late residence No ll9 Eighth street.
this afternoon ut two oclotk
:, AT Brooklyn L. /. on Wednesday, October II, Mrs
MARY Ann MARN wife of p T. Martin native OF the city
OF London, aged 81 years, months and 2S days
At Darien Conn, on Mos&ay, October g. SARAH AN
IoNE1rE aged 4years months and "a days Also, S
turday October To- RoRERr BKuOK aged year. months
and days-children of Henry B. and Hester Wallace
AT Liverpool, England October OF consumption, Mr.
FDwARD GAINS, late of New York. aged 80 years. months
and days.
On Wednesday morning. October 49, CHARLES w. son OF
c. D. w. and Julia Iendah in the Goth year OF his age
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to at
the residence of his parents No 235 William street His
remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment.
GUARD.-CoMPANy ORDER, NO. 9.
ARMoRY, No. $50 BROADWAY, Oct 10, 1853
The Commandant il panied to inform the members of
this command of the sudden death of much esteemed
fellow soldier, CHARLES w. LuIINpAHL who died this
morning, after very short illness
The officers, commissioned officers and prvates
also all past and honorary members requested to
meet at the Armory Thursday, tho Goth inst, at
O'Clock precisely inyzens Dress of black clothes with
black gloves to attend the funeral of deceased from his
late residence, No 2S5 William street By order,
F.. L. HEDDEN Orderly Sergeant.
Whereas, An all wise Providence has proper TO
take from midst much esteemed and beloved
neighbour CHARLES W. IIIRNDAHI, and whereas his ever
courteous kind and noble department demands
from expression of grief, therefore
Resolved That attend the funeral of the deceased
Thursday, the Goth inst and do close respective
places of business at the time announced for the funeral
to take place.
C. G. Gnnther 4 Sons, as Maiden lane; Mark Levy Il
Brother 40 Maiden lane; Richard Mosy 40 Maiden lane
j. T. Wauin, AZ Maiden lane; T. & f. Carter & Co., Al
Maiden lane William j. Coffin, as Maiden lane J. W. Ho
berton as Maiden lane; G. S. Kraft as Maiden lane; A.
W. Gabandau, AZ Maiden lane; New York Rubber Co.. 4s
Ahlborn 50 and 81 Maiden lane Charles Ahrenfedt So
Mai6 en- lane Rufus E. Crane X Co, IS Maiden lane.
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Married.

At the COMMANDMENTS mansion in the Navy Yard,
Brooklyn Tuesday, October 49, by the Most Rev. Arch
bishop Hughes, WILLIAM II. BHooMH, ESQ., to Miss MARY
JANE daughter Of Captain Charles Boarman Of the u s.
Navy, and Comma ndant of the yard and station.
On Wednesday, October 10, at the residence Of her
parents, by the Rev. Fekersten, r. FoRAN, of Abel
pa Indiana 10 Miss CAROLINE LEWIS eldest daughter OF
N. Lewis. of New York
On Tuesday October 49, at the Church of the Holy Com
nunion, by the Rev Dr. Muhlenburg, GEORGE rrLR, OF
Charleston s. c.. to Miss EMMElyE daughter Of George
Schcld, Esq of this city.
Cincinnati Charleston and San Francisco papers please
copy.
On Tuesday, October Is, by the Rev DR.. Muhlenburg
AUGUSTUS G BERRIAy, of this city, to Miss ELIZABETH
daughter Of John Dill, Esq, of South River, N. J.
San Franz and Cincinnati papers please copy.
At Southod, L. l., September "a, by the Rev. Nicolas
Orchard Jr CHARLES w. RuDYARD of Greenport, to Miss
CHARLOTTE NJ GOLDSMITH, Of Cutchogue, l.. l.
Greenport papers please copy
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IPFR STEAMSHIP ASIA


ARDRossAS-Arr Oct Georgana, Gilchrist, Belfast
Sid Oct 3, Masonic, Hickman and Adeline tann Cam,
Boston; 9th, Paul,Boggs dzer, do
BRlndrRHAyES-Arr Oct 3. Juno, Baak Richmond, Va.
BAulSA-sld Oct 8, Orwell, Williams. st John, NB
Hsy sSorg
BRisToL-Arr Oct D. Albania, Iittlefed, st John, NIB;
9th, Corsica Melchior St John, NIB; Jessie Miller Gray
Sherbrook.
BlurAsr-Arr Oct 4, North Esk, Boag, NYork Sid Sd,
Georsina Gilchrst, Quebec (See Ardrossan)
Riga; 9th, 9th NJ, Franklin %, wotton, NYork.
CAiDnr-Sld Oct 4, John Harris, Herman NYork 5th
Harriet Frances, Snow, de.
DEAI--Put back Oct 6, w a Cooper, for NYork.
EIsisoRE-Arr Sept 80, Amity, Thompson, London for
Riga; Altoona, Manu. Grangemouth for Baltic Oct L,
Dublin MMerri Boston for st Petersburg Savannah,
Motif, Ionden for Dsntzc.
G1oucrsTrR-Arr Oct A. John Miller Rutter, Quebec.
GfnHAIrAn-Arr Oh sept 20 Endeavor, from Westward,
GLASGOW sid Oct g. Glasgow (s), Craig, NYork land
since spoken by the Asa); Express, Boss, Trinidad.
Hrn-Arr oct =, Verge Turner, MYork. o-,
HAMruRG-Arr Oct j, Marion, Sampson Havana; 4th,
Geo Canning Psusen, NYork. Sid I'd, Hampden Arian.
SON. do Sd, Esperance, Mennen, do.
KISGRoAD-Put back Oct 3, j Johnson, Staples, for
NOrleans.
nvEaoot--Arr Oct 4, New World Knight, NYork
Sarah Ellen, leadey rarsboro, S; 9th, Minnesota AL
len, Calcutta It'll, Nora Creins, NYork Magdalena do
Sid 4th, Darada Scott San Francisco; Hyperion Johns
- @ Gen
lesion Horato, Hail. Philadelphia Centurion, Coombs
A Westervelt, Hoodless; american Union, Kelly, and
Columbias, Dryer York 9th Drgo Cooper and Blanche
Rudolf N0rleans Harvest Full, J, Baltimore 1th Shack
amazon, West, Philadelphia.
Cid out 5th, National Eagle Matthews, Boston Rolla
Bell, Havana; 9Th lie Witt Clinton, Funk NYork; Des
demona. Farnham, NOrleans,
Entd ldg 4th Geo Greco Re Imam, Boston, 5th Pcs
san Howard, Charleston; Frank Pierce, Carrier, y Or
burton, Taylor Havana and Matanzas; Kossuth Nyork
LospoS-Entered inwards Oct A. Cotton Planter Ripley
and Southampton, Tinker, NYork, 5th Isca, Ellsworth
Do Byron, Norton Magaguadavic, 9th wiohelhausen
I~nnsmann, NYork; Carous Ma, nus Chase Quebec eth
Abagun Burgess, Sagua Grayds Absona Cults Roue
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Enid out 9Th, Southampton Tinker, NYork; 6th Niche.
miah Hand, Turner, RIO Janeiro
Cid 5th, jane Dot. n Crows NOrleans; eth Consul
Smith, Mobile lin balsstN 18th, Adam Smith, Wetherin
Elsnore, do Sophia waka-, Wlswell Cadiz, do
LoNpoNDnRY-Arr Oct 2 Virginia, -, Gothenbuxg
for NYork (eaky, with loss almost all her spars s1
children dead and second mate washed overheard Put
back I'd Envoy for Philadelphia with cargo shifted and
water casks stove
LnIH-Arr Oct 2, George, Jones, Quebec; 3d. wm Daw-
son, Mitchell, do.
IlsBoS-sld Sept 25, Wasp, Page, Wilmington.
IEtiHoRS-Arr Sept 26, j Cooper, Cooper Trieste
MAnsnIIEs-Arr Oct ], Pamphylia, wilhenson, Boston
Goldfnch, Rider, NYork
MARYPoRr- Arr Oct a, Congress, Graves, Quebec.
oroRTo-Arr Sept 20, voados do yango, Santos, NYss
PoRTsMoURI-Put back Oct s, DevonshirV, Hovsy. for
NYork land proceeded again 9th
SUNDKIuAND-Arr Oct A. Susanna, Benson, Havre.
SroCKToN-Arr Oct S, Hirar do, Hall, Quebec.
TRooN-Arr Oct l, Clara, Bnckney, st John, NIB.
TExM-Arr Oct 2, Geo Law, Cooper, NRyab
VIGo-Arr Sept "A, Freeman, Glover, and Flying
Eagle, Jones, NYork 26th Cedro, Cardona, Mobile,
DEAL Oct 4-The st Louis, Hopt from Iondon for New
York, has lost anchor and chain and proceeded -
Nargate Roads.
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ton OF the real perperators OF this horrible murder
well s in the asquital Of the innocent who may be
charged with it, An to 10Y taking notes. merely want to
occupy the time during investigation which was rather
tresone to listener particularly TO aot proficient
at masticatng that weed the ce Of which the aagnaes
OF the court spewed out most copousy As to holding
private interview with the prisoners did speak Few
minutes to one OF them. But is minister to be refused
permission to visit prisoner particularly OF his
gregation2 Or because he is Catholic priest is he to be
denied the privilege OF other citizensf o. tmpoe. o,
ni0res
Mr. Editor you win be pleased to insert in your columns
these few hurried observations Respectfully your obedi
ent servant, JOHN MCCARTHY,
Assistant Faster, Jamaica.
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CITY Intelligence .

THF Cry GovERSMEyr-FISAScg CRoULAR.-The Comp
troer has issued circular addressed to the heads OF
the several departments Of city government request
ing detailed and specific estimates of expenditure from
EACH in order that they may be used to form basis for
the appropriations required for the year 1854 Mr. Fagg
says in preparing these detailed statements Of the
expenditures for the year commencing the LIST Of anu
airy, 1854, the departments have to conform the in
functions Of the It'll section Of the amended charter of
1s49 as follows
Soc T. No money shall be drawn from the city treasury
except the shall have previously
the purpose for whish IL s drawn and all
shall be based upon specific and detailed statements in
writing the several heads Of the departments through the
Comptroller.
The Comptroller ends his circular by giving instructions
to each department. under separate head to how
duty will be best performed.
THF VETERAN CoRIS.-A meeting OF the Veterans will be
held at headquarters No "a Ispenard street. Friday
evening, October Il, at O'Clock. Important business
VIII be acted on
THE AMERICAN INsrrruTE Senator Seward will deliver the
anniversary address before the members Of the American
Institute, at the Broadway Tabernacle, this evening
Great preparations have been made by the association
i've sctdt to the occasion,
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct l9- PM
Arrived-Shps Devon, Smith, and Philadelphia Foulksa
Liverpool barks Oak Ryder Gen. Ncksrson and Nashua
Ciiiore, Boston, briggs ormus, Reed, New Bedford;
Spain OBJ Cole Turks Islands: Catharne Iorine Prsv
dence; Iarkn, ChurbuCk, Wareham; f j Scott, Budd,
Brooklyn; p Talp*y, Newburyport; Austin Gibbs Boa
ton; John Rogers Clark, Bristol Highlander Gould ana
Roxbury, Nickerson, BOSTON Hail. Quincy NBedford;
steamer Kennebec, Cope, \ York.
Cleared-Schrs Catharine, Loring. Boston; Iariin
Churbuck Wareham; Sarah N Smith, Smith Boston: 4
Hall, Quincy, Wareham; Geo Enga Dennis Sarah McDeo-
aid Ellis, Boston; Scott, Budd, NYork; p Talpey
Portsmouth, Roosevelt King, Menda, Butler Island CO;
Madawaska, Baker Quincy Point
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Tclevraphic Marine Reports.

Tclegraphic Marine Reports.
BosTeN, OCT 10.
ArivedShip Epamenondas, Calcutta; schr Belle, New
York.
81 Jous, NIB Oct 10.
Arrived-Bark Linden, NYork.
New ORLEANS, Dot H.
Arrived-Bark Murlo. Boston.
Oct 10.
Arrived-Steamship Mexico, Galveston; Coumbiana, b
York; bark Salem, Chincha Islands.
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MIRITInR IHTELLIG1H01.

ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THB
BUN RHEs ............6 Is MOON RISES. ....,.. %
SUE sEm............6 II HIGH WATER ........ 10 IA
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THE NOTES OF A CATHOLIC PRIEST.

JAMAICA, Oct, ~, 1853
Mr.. EDrIoR-I notice in the Herald Of this Jay,
made with regard TO Catholic priest attending in
public court. really do not any improperly in all
that. The victim OF this nhuman murder was most
excellent and unbemshed character, and member Of
the congregation of which am assistant pastor. Tue
two prisoners Mccoy and Duffy are also members Of the
congregation, and rs far know, could learn
hav been always regular and well conducted II should
be after Of astonishment, then appear very
curious affair." that take interest both Ia the detec
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-31
FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
FRHGHTs BETWEEN CHARLESTON AND NASH


10y arrangement between the South Carolina, nss-.
d Georgia, Western ard Atancand Nashville 80 -
and Chattanooga railroads, goods viii be broughtA
through TO Nashville Al the following rates:
FIEsT CLASS
Boxes Hats Bonnets Furniture Teas and other light
goods, per cubic foot. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Boxes Shoes, Dry Goods Saddlery Glass Drugs. Con-
dictionaries Camphene, Spirits lurpentine in casks
&c, per loo lbs 81 10
THfRD
All articles not coming under specific rates. euumer
ated in the tariff Of the roads between Chattanooga
and Charleston copies Of which can be seen or had
at the Freight Agents Office per 100 lbs ..s1 %
Goods 10 be delivered Nashville above rates must
Re plainly and distinctly marked the care Of Agent Of
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Co.. at Chattanooga
and Agent Of South Carolina Railroad Co. at Charleston
Persons shipping from EASTERN cities ship BY steam
ers al or about l2c by pE5peers ec and sailing YES
sells at from &c. to &c. per f0t
When the Nashville auC Chattanooga road is completed
from Chattanooga 10 the River farther reduction Will be
made, Of which due notice will be given
H. ]. ANDERSON, Supt \. < c. R. R. Co.
N u. The same difference viii De made when goods are
to be delivered ST Decherd Shelbvve and Murfreesboro
or other stations road, is now made between
freghts from Nashville TO ChaanOoga and freights from
the above points 10 Chattanooga under the Arrangement
with the Tennessee River n. ". & T. Co.
june l6-Jf H. L A.
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NOTICE TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.

THROUGH by Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroads Phil
L adelpha 10 Pittsburg Ps MasSillon Wooster CIeve-
land, Toledo Columbus, Cincinnati indianapolis Lafayette
Terre Haue Chicago and lkauke. Through BY Railroad
from Philadelphia 70 CincInrat in 81 hours.
Shortest and quickest from the Atlantic Cities tire
Great est. Passengers viii md this the most pleasant
route to \. Orleans Only I'll TO Cincinnati $l2 to Louis
Vile $lS TO St Louis, Via Pennsy Railroad the
following daily Steam Packets from Pittsburg BuckeyeStae
Capt W Beltshoover leaves Ptsburg Sunday; keystone
State Capt Charles Stone leaves Pttsburg Monday; ALE
CHENEY Capt Charles w Bachelor leaves Pttsburg Tues
day; Crystal Palace Capt kount leaves Psburg ed
desday; Brilliant Capt Grace Pittsburg Thurs
dav Psburg Capt Hugh Campbell leaves Pittsburg Fri
v; Messenger, Ne 3 Capt John kinefeer leaves Pits
burg Saturday Boarding md lodging board the Packets
Pittsburg to Cincinnati, 81; Louisville $S st.
Louis, 81.
Fare through by Railroad from Philadelphia to Pittsburg
So 80; Massion SlO Cleveland Sl0 Mansfield and Crest
line $ll; Columbus S12 s.; Toledo SIS; Cincinnati via
Crestne SIS; Chicago, via Michigan Southern Z. R.
SIS 25. To Chicago Wsukagan Kenosha Ill., Racine Mil
wauke Sheboygan, Wisconsin, via Detroit and Michigan
Central Rallroad, SIS
The Cars will leave the COmmOnwealths Station, n. F.
Cornear chuvk Fifth and Market Streets where tickets
can be purchased Of Bingham Dock Agents of the State
and Columbia Railroad Lines
The morning Express Train through TO Pttsburg Cleye
land Cincinnati and Chicago will leave at O'Clock, A NJ
Through To Cincinnati il 81 hours.
The night Mail Train at al1 VI. Through to Cincin
matt in 46 hours including nights comfortable rest at
Pittsburg.
The above lines pass through and stop at Lancaster sr
risburg. LewistOwn Huntingdon, HOllidaysbuTg, John
stOWn, Greeuburg, and intermediate places.
NoTICE--In ofoss, the Company will hold thense
responsible for personal baggage only and for an amount
not exceeding sIO6. THOS MOORE, Agent
june t. Pennsylvania Railroad Co
ba and all intermediate places will leave the above station
at ~ r. n
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MARSHAI,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF FOUR WRITS Of teri f1cias to me
directed from the Circuit Court OF the United States
for the Middle District of Tennessee founded four judy
nents rendered il said Court its September Term 1853
b vii:
David Jayne Son. Is. Mark L. Cartwright and Leroy
Armstrong Judgment 18th September, 1855 same rs.
same Judgment 18th September, 1885; w MCally Son.
IT, same, Judgment 18th September sos, and John N.
Oty rs. same Judgment 18th September 1855.
will sell to the highest bidder for Cash at the Court
House door in the Civ OF Nashville, on MONDAY, the
18th day Of December SjS all the right title, claim, and
interest," of the said Defendant Leroy Armstrong, IN and
to the following Lots in the CITY of Nashville TO wit:
LOT No. 49, designated in the plan OF the College or
Academy property fronting 50 feet Cherry street, and
running back the usual depth Of Lots IN that part OF the
CITY and is adjoining the residence OF VIM. Stockei
ALSO part Of Lot No. 81, fronting 81 feet Summer
street as extended bounded follows: beginning the
Northwest corner of B. F. MOselys Lot the side of
Summer street. thence along the side of said street
so feet thence at right angles norhwardly and parallel with
Summer street 10 feet to Newnas line; thence running
back with said line about 1850 feet to Alley thence south
wardy with said Alley 80 feet to MOseys corner thence
with the line of Moseys Lot about l70 feet to the begin
ming corner
The undivided interest Of Mark l. Cartwright, m The
above described Lots conveyed 10 Leroy Armstrong by
Deeds bearing date the 2lst june lS3 and are Of re-
cord in the Registers office for Davidson county IN BOOK
No II, pages 295 and 2gG-
Defendant Armstrong and will be sold 10 satisfy said wrt
this 25th day of October 1858. ,,,,,,,,,.,rs,
Marshall, Q s Middls Division, Tsnnessss
BY his Deputy, B " CLEMENS.
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NASHVILLE STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
JAMES SLOAN. Proprietor.

HORNE TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
NASHVILLE, TENN
Marble HayeOais al tie old san1 Corner # Sumner Gnd
SDl'iHg Streets.
TTAVING made extensive engagements in my Marble
Works nav facilities such that | execute all
kinds work in the tasteful manner and the latest style
cheap be done in any of the Eastern Cities
BY calling my Warer0oms, the of Spring and
Summer Streets specimens be which Will enable
persons Judge for themselves, which Is the best method
Having on hard all kinds of Marble from Ees Tennessee
Also iine of Egyptian Italian and American
Marble which will sell low the trade wholesale andre
tail, finished or in the rough state
A large assortment of MONUMENTS, TOMS, BAPTIsMAL
FoUNTS URNs VASES, GARDEN FGURES GRAVE SToNEs &c,
carved and ettered order FURNITURE MARBLE executed
order and sent part the Southwest cheap
can be procured from the East Also MARBLE MANTELs
of every description plain carved BUILDING STONE, sold
Wholesale ana Retail.
All orders left at my WareRooms on the of Spring
and Summer streets will meet with prompt attention My
friends generally will find their interest to call and
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere Thankful 10
old friends and customers for their liberal patronage
hope by strict attention to business to merit continuance
OF Their fayors. JAMES SLOAN,
Corner offspring and Summer Streets Nashville
1V
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NAsHvILIR June 2s, 1858.
Col. l.. p CHEATHAs:-De1P Sir II have been using
he Reapng and Moving Machine patenlentei BY Nancy
Of Illinois which YOU offering to the citizens Of Ten
tits SAVING MACHINE. It ks
and The amount cut per day will depend
principally upon the speed the team. II the team can
raye four miles per hour it will Reap Now fifteen acr,s
ten hours is entitled to the confidence of the public.
Respectfully J. SHELBY.
LIE Bradley, managing the farm of DR.. Shelby
make the following statements We have had for more than
week, Of Col. Cneathams moving aud reaping
machines havetried in clover and grain blown and
ged and that and cuts cleaner than the
syhe blade and that it win per day much Il
hands, and can reap at least twentyour per day
iune29-t&w. /. +. BRADLEY.
STAR CAEDLES.-FIFTY BOXES STAR
y CANDLES, for sale by
nsvlI EDWARDS & HARRIS.
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PENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD.

THIS road complete, it opens communication be-
tween Pitlsburg and Philadelphia OrPtsburg and Balt
BY which Freight from the reach eastern
and cheaper than by of the pres
from st Louis Louisville CINCINNATI Wheeling, and al the
different points western waters. Also with the CeVe
land aud Pttsburg Rail Road and Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA
Road Ptsburg Cars through between Pittsburgh
and Philadelphia Acknowledgment of freight an advan
tage that can be appreciated by all shippers.
In obstruction Of navigation by ice or low Water
eights westward can forwarded PttsburZ Gin
cianat or towns in the interior by Railroad.
RATES Of EREEGfHE
Between Ptsburg and Philadelphia or Baltimore.
First Class. HINter SERqsr
Rates. Rates.
Dry Goods Books and Stationary Boos,l per 100 los.
Shoes, Hats and CsrPeting, Furs and Pei 81 Is cts
tries, Feathers, Saddlery, DE.
Second Glass.
Brown Sheeting 6 Shifting in Bales
Drugs Glass Ware, Groceries, except COT 65 cts so cts
Zee, Hardware, Hollow Ware Machinery,
Oil cloth, Wool, &c.
Butterin Pirkins & Kegs, Candles, Cot
ton, in Wnter,l Queensware, Tallow, IS cts. OTIS.
Tobacco, in IeAfOr Manufactured, East-
ward, DC. &c.
Bacon, Cotton in summeT) Coffee, Lard
and Lard OIL (through) PORK in full Is cts. 40 cts.
loads a owners risk.
Geo. G. FranciscHs.
freight agent, PittsEnrg.
K J. Sneeder,
Freight .9gent, Philadelphia.
Hagraw & KOons
Freight agents, Baltimore
J. l.. Elliott.
FrssgAf brent. No. Vest st., ". T.
FL "A houston,
Gen. Freight .7geRt, Philadelphia
march In 1G53-7y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-31
ERBs PATENT STRAW CUTTER AND INDEPEN-
DENT CORN CHOPPER

THIS very important invention has been in shout
i three years The inventor has made improvements
winch have rendered it perfect as STRAW AND CORN
CUTTING MACHINE. Il has given entire satisfaction to
every who has used it. and the superior machine
in tor the purpose fof which it designed 1t
pie IN al IT'S parts durable and easily kept in order. 1t is
selfeeding, and easily worked by bow wears of aa
1t will cut straw or corn slnnk fron half ip,b tn
three inches in length Many certificates might be pro
duced from Farmers who have used them prove their
superiority any other straw and cutter now in
use Persons needing such article may assured
that in it they will ind valuable acquisition their
stable
The subscriber has greatly extended his forman
ufactrng these machines and he solcits for them
the attention Of the public and the farmers and planters
particularly of the South and West He will hereafter be
able fill all orGers rapidly and ensures all machines to
do the work for which they designed
Being the inventor and paentee and sole proprietor he
will dispose of rights for counties States reasonable
terms Mechanic who wish TO manufacture them
and will furnish one set of casting for patterns
sep7-6m JOHN f. ERB