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THIS Mill differs all others in the eonstruc tion
= the upper Running Stone, which is composed Of
French Bgrr Blocks, enclosed iron Case, which
forms the back and hoop the Stone with Cast Iron Eye
buSb than external diameter the bottom that
at the top which is secured the back By four bolts that
block is in the form Ofs dove tail which
strength 10 Stone than other method which required
in small mills where the is with great speed and
becomes dangerous no strongly Ead6. II also gives any
weight to stone Ofsna diameter that required Without
having ittEiek or high, that makes il top heavy.
This mill is square frame made OF wood cast iron in
the form of bus&, with Bridge Spindle Balance, Ring
Driver. and Regulating Screw, ana gcuds The
principle as large mill differing only the Runner Stone
this being o great weight enables 10 grind The
greater quantity grain with less Than other
mill now in This mill is portable and be attached
to steam, water, horse or hand power.
ALSO ali sizes OF French Burr Mil Stones manufactured
on the principle
Joseph II. Burrows, Of Cincinnati il the inventor for
which be obtained Letters Patent f62. For ainfringe
ments the purchaser will be held responsible for the right
ofusing
These Mills do require Misht set them up; and
all that necessary put them in operation is attach
hand 10 the pulley the spindle, with drum sufficiently
large twenty four inch Mill 24H revolutions
minute attached 10 Gin. Steam Water Power. By the
steady application of horse power the MIL viii grind
bushels per hOur OF good meal; and Ni grind wheat
well eorn, The thirty inch mill, If put its fullest
speed VIII grndfron ten 10 fifteen bushels per hour.
These mills warranted to be in every respect recon-
mended
DIPEcT1oSs FOR UsiSa-Place your mill about feet from
the Driving Pulley in level position; make the belt Of
leather eight inches wide. Give the Stone24a revou
tans minute with the Keep the neck aud step Of
spindle well oiled Place ihe star the back Of the
Running stone in the way the Cross the Driver,
that is, the way they are trimmed 10 run.
Refer 10 IhOs Patterson, Esq of highland county, Ohio,
jesse Res Esq Clinton county, Ohio; c. 5. Bradbury,
ESQ of Cincinnati, and n number Of others.
All orders directed TO JOHN T.. BOGNAN,
No 52 Broadway, Nashville, Agent Mid1leand East
I Tennessee, J. H. Bb kEONS.
Jan 26--d. tr-w. & W y. West Front ST. Gin D,
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They plunge for sense and find no bottom there.
lel Prate and tlounder on in mere iiasnairH


Few characters could be more completely the
converse, ana the Cburcls exigeacics more hap
ply The Supplement OF one another th,ia were
those Of Ge0ge Whiteied and John Wesley: and
had their views been Identical and their labors all
along coincidcnt their argc services 70 the Gospel
might have repeated PaIl and Barnabas White
field was soul, and Wesley was system White
field was summer cloud which burst at morning
or noon in fragrant eXharation over an ample
tract and took the rest Of the day TO gather aaiu
Wesley was the polished conduit in the midst of
the garden, through which the living water glidel
in pcarly brightness and perennial music. the same
vivid stream from day to day. After a preaching
paroyysm, Nhitefeld lay painting on his couch.
spent. breathleSs and deathlike; after his morning
sermon in the Foundry, Wesley would mount his
pony, trot and chat and gather siInples. TIL he
reached some country hamlet, where he would bait
his charger. and talk through little sermon with
the villagers. and rem0unt his pony, and trot away
again. In his prial poiSe, Whitefelds eagle eye
drank USter from the Of light, and icved To
look down on men in assembled myriasts; W esley S
falcon glance did not sweep far, but 1t seslrchet
more keenly and marked more mBuiely Where II
pierced a master of assemblies W hltehe 81 vas
! no match for the isolated man. Seldom eOring
with the multitude but strong in astute 'sagacity
and personal ascendency, Wesley could conqucr anv
number. one by one.All force and impetus. W hite-
Geld was the powde--blast in the quarry, and by
one explosive sermon would shake a district and
detach materials for other mems long work Deit
neat and pains-taidng, Wesley loved TO spliHt and
trim eaeh fragment into uniform plinths and poi
ished stones. Or, taken otherwise. Whftefelo was
the bargeman or the WAGNER who brought the tim
Der of the house. and Wesley was the architect who
set 1t upW Whitefeld had no patience for ecclesias-
teal Poity no aptitude for pastoral details With
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DIR. WM. McLANE.
aid IN South saSL-;tIo

A MR. WINTERS had lost nearly all Of his hair and
"A had been bald for many years; by the of three bot
ties Of DE NgGRGjc O5atne7t had b55 hair eatre2g re-
sore and has as beauila head of hair as any man
could wish, His age is about 50 wears -.s
son Of MIR. Warren OF this town, q wears of age had
been afflicted with the Asthma from his cradle He had
the benefit Of the best medical advice that loving and
wealthy father could procure, without avail 1t of
the most aggravated saw; he was emaciaed al
most 10 skeleton By the OF few bottles of the 0nt-
ment he Hcg0ag ca3 aud for months past has
! enjoyed robust health s. '-.
This an extreme case Of i1lIMla0a of The slsen
OF long standing has variety OF reatmeni from less than
egdt different pbyscans without receiving beneft-waS
cured bv the Of on four bottles Of the Magnetic Out-
ment This four months ago and the lady Mrs Dun
ham, is still good health aud able to attend 10 her usual
household duties hase teated Of Chronic Sors
Eyes with the Ointment both Of the patients so Esirg
6iad need attendant to lead them from place 10
place. One OF them had been afflicted Is years. the other
about wears They had tried the best physicians in the
Stale, without benet and OneC them had been under the
treatment of the celebrated Dr. Aiuzzy ef Cincinnati for
eighteen months and had expended hundreds Of dollars III
VAN efforts 60 effect They are BY OF the
Magnetic Ointment nearly quite cured; and able 10
read and attend to any ordinary business have sed the
Ointment anumbeT of cases Of Piles and in has y
fad 9t gicgg {aaleis relsr and gsHsyaG permanent
have also used il benecialiy cases of Ey-
sipeas And last but not least have within the last year
cured four cases of CANCER by the use of the Gqgc
Of,a5sHe,t alone ID 20 .. -''
Froma thorough trial of the Ointment in nearly every
disease for which it is recommended.l confidently
commend 1t to be Of the most useful remedies Of
feIed TO the public Respectfully Yours, .-
4 .-, BURTON HUBBELIs n. D.
Dated Jan 81 1850, Amelia, Ohio. r-
The character Oi this Ointment an efficient remedy, IS
established 10 ths city. There quite number Of md
vdals who acbe their restoration to health TO the o
/ this extraordinary Ointment. .
For sale by H. G. SC0YEls 80 II
. BERRY Il DEM0YILLE
mayo CARTWRIGHT Il ARMSTRONG
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~ " W pefs Ilogm US that these were the Ia,
Worts OF BEtyaud Marshall Of Franca ~ NJ,
% oi fs'y " hen be uttered them m vs. 49, ~,
Sli's a brilliant many wouid say :. fsef6I iS ~,
~ v'S, a. FIes % battle ffe had qove~peI
lss:l he had been eonspieuoas IN the
eouieQa OF nations The President az Er,ne,
; made anSleas visits 70 dis deathchanbsr, m
CaEaigLae Wept as he looked Rpon the d;ssol,;ne,
frame 0f bis old eomrade; and The Canysrt;, -
profouafly affected wseIr the news ~ bi , W. W
announced. With all this accumulation of sonor
he was, by hls own confession, "a lost man. How,
mourniul the contrast between the glory of lis IN.
and the deep gloom Of rs ciosei
From the same source We learn that Prvs,,i
had plOgs mother. in the history Of his isvsntfr
ne, this seems to have been the only Quarter n
Nnich VI good influence was exerted upon his heart
Ms mother voice alone warned him Of his dance
anu spoke 10 hiIa Of eternity; all ether inarrDcr,,
.eo nam sstray. In the canip he heard of ,oIoni,
N !, o'asPhemy In civil life he saw nothjng int a
qS72eIa'e ~ Struggle Tor earthly place aud power
1i;ia1 VI ans ne heard wit mockfDlr ami
phiiOSopay deHouncifiy the religion OF ,,r,nff az
quiet voice that had warned him and nr~vssl,;t,
h1l- was alas toF him. OverboFne and lost in tn.
midst OF these babhling voices of the world
In the hour Of death however tbes. 80 4;
away anu are forgotten. The acciamatiops ~ /.
world could not have made the falling Dllss- of r.,
geaud beat faster. Other tones were in b;s -
AVi tIC fCCehts We VIII n0t listen 70 when thav al
mohlsh US, We are often forced to listen 10 VI,
they accuse Fhe DYING moments are often tine
Of resur1ectioat0 Tor abused privileges and Hevsef,
gifts. They stalk forth from the burislpIaee o,
memory, to foreshadow our doom. aud coayipc,
US Of its undeniable justice
Thus we explain that fearful expression that fslI
from the dying warrior. he Needed a voice which
ne had long neglected and forgotten across th,
waste Of years, through the storm Of batiIe. 4
comes etear and distinct upon bis falling ear. s.
asks fer the fruit of early counsel: it 81 a..
result Of pious care and zeal. One eomprekehsi,.,
glance over his life satisfies the man that b.. 5ss
wasted 1t, His own conscience condemns him. 4.
this he knows that he but anticipates the satencs
OF God, and he sinks into death, "a lost nlans
4 he lesson Of this sad incident is easily read It
s only another Instance of the ease with .sshieh
areesneSS can turn best blessings into cssrsss
a mothers love and mothers piOus care -ara ii-
s'tihnbAe gifts of Gods mercy. Irtliterrr;ce ami
mpenltenee can make them causcs of cur slaape-
lamnatlon, and 50 change the soft yeic, tsat san.
our young infancy to sleep, that it VIII haunt nu.
lyifig pillow with accusations that we can neither
gainsay nor resiSt.--Bcv. 3. NJ Grier.
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,,,,,- ~, :, DIR. WEI. McLANE,

ID ESPECTFUiLY ANNOUNCES 10 he cizeDs Of Hss;,,
O and yeinty that he has returned again after resi-
deice OF ioneen years in the South and permanenfys
Gated himself IN South Nashville at the corner of WosI
lngon aad Pearl Streets where he may at all a he fnn,
by those who may wish 10 consult him
lie has IN tls possession many certificates from mon
eminent standing certifying to the permanent cure of the
most d'5trosfrS cases OF the following diseases yZNer
yous Affections Liver Complaints Dyspepsias CLs and
feves feusles, Asihmas Colds Coughs Incipient Con-
Cancers lcer Scroauous Hemoptass Of the Lung5 and
other Hencrge DaTrhua Diseases of the Kidneys Mer
eaFal and enerea ants Of the Blood; Diseases of GILL
system. - VIZ IL
Dung ms residence in the South he attended TO ten
thousand different cases. all Of which he treated with more
than ordinary success.
D Mchane hopes from his much experience in the Msdi
cal Profession and the degree success that has attended,
hseioiS heretofore 10 obtain the confidence and patronage
Of the sick and afflicted - Oe'
Nashville Feb 9-lv DR. WN NcTANF
q AlLetters addressed postpaid to South YasbvilIa
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1--WE undersigned viii again oier for sale on TIDA AY
L the I'd day of August. 1888, a large number Of
choice business and residence lots IN The town Of
Decherd.
We desire 10 impress upon the community that there
hunbuggeET in the statement taf uon the eoHpetoa
OF the Nashville and New Orleans The Mobile and Chic.
The Memphis and Charleston and The Winchester and Ala
bama Railroads lsairoad communication wl be opened
between this place and Mobile In leuls stwg hours With n
Orleans in sqltyfve hours and with Memphis n fourteen
hours that in less dian one year the communication viii b,
onep with Charleston and Savannah in tWcniy5ve hours:
ia, on o,ppIetiaf ofthe Virginia Railroads communica-
tion viii be opened with Richmond, Norfolk &C. IN about
thirfvive hours that upon the completion " the Roads
north-etst and northwest from Nashville communication
will be opeued with all the NOytern N0rt-Wesfern and
NORTHEASTERN cities New York Boston, PHILADELPHIA Bal
timore &C. Se in ffty to sixty hours THIS ia The short
space ofsay two 10 three years cCmmand m be had from
this point 10 few hours Of all the Northern Northeastern
Eastern Southeastern, Southern Southwestern Western,
and North western markets.
These paramount advantages, combined with the COM
nmnding beauty Of the site and scenery uuTivaed health
uness OF the place, slubry Of tbe ciae great besaT Of
the surrounding country productions Of the sO ample and
eemInOaous width of the Streets certainly render his place
central in remaTkabe degree and adapted neyey respect
70 business OF every variety and 70 the most desirable and
p.easantresidences
TERGs-One and two years credit with approved secf-
ty 0ne-hird cash, deducting interest ~ pFoporon
to me and balance in and two years, without secu-
rtv.
Plans ofown may be the Piaee. and any inforns
ton furnished by application to the opreiors Aessrs-
Decherd & Sanford. Ian N-Ikltts
june 2I--td AuaitSueer
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EoTycE IN -1TExrszvr IN .r,r1t gps

EENlR0U6tH bv Ia ana OHIO Earoads Phil
4 adeipha to PittsbrTe Ia, dasS foa, Wooster Ceye
laad foaelo Collal Ciaeana. Indianapolis lafayette
ere haue, Chicago and 1kapke. Through by Railroad
nom Piiiladelpha to ciAeiuratf ii 81 hosfS.
Y sSAofsea and from Ataniic Cities to The
pss 49, 4 Sssrsers y had tbs The most pleasant
route % Y u9leas Only sri il tsncinrat siit,I oi;s-
sls % 81 Leais fia Penyasi liaroad. an tire
~ ffns = eiiif fackeis from ttsbuzr BuekeyeSsie
Caet N W Beitshcoye e. leaves Prf1r ,ia,- Fersi
sotafe capt Charles Stone leares lStssb,y- sId n
Shehey, Capt Charles w hacielor leaves iihuTy To-
ay Vrysat Palace, Capt II kuiiufz leaves PIT shs, n nj
lneseays blihany Capt GFae leaves Piiisburs rss
cay; Iltlsbur Capt Hugh Cam bell leaves Pttsbns- Fr;
burg Saturday Beasilrg snd oging ea board the okets
extra i1ttsburg to CucBnat, s.; Louisville S5; ST
ienis, 81. i 7ss4 eaL hcsos = ElzEgtsS :. %
FHe tLeugh by Rairoaa from Philade ph to Piitsbur
- 50 lasslon, SlG Cleveland $40; Aansh I'D Crest
lae ell Coarrbus Sf3 65 foed6 SIS; Cincinnati via
SIS s5. To Chicago, Waukegap Kenoshs H. Rsciac Mi
waakie SaeoaFgan, NiscosiSa via Detoit and Michigan
Central RalIaId, BIS
The Cars win leave tbe CdIlinonweahS Station, n T.
CoFneare Of ScHyki Fifth Market Streets; where tickets
can be purchased Of Bingham AZ Dock Agents OF e State
and Columbia Railroad Lines
ahe morning Express ran through TO Pittsbarg Ceve
land Cincinnati and Chielgo viii leave at O'Clock A. H.
Through TO Cincinnati IN 81 hours. p -.I
Ihengit Mail Tram at 10 p NJ. Through TO finciH-
nan ~ - hours including nights comfortable at
The above lines pass through and stop at Lancaster Har
rsburg Le.siown, Huntingdon, Holldaysturg John.
s'own, Gieehbsrg, aud nieFfiediate places
g fSeTicR7-ln Case OF loss the Company Will hold ihsmsei
yes responsible forpeonal baggage Og and for an amount
not exceeding 800 i-4 FH0S, MOORE, Agent.
anne 4it .sg 70 ~ Pennsylvania EsToad Co.
pa and a intermediate places viii leave the AZORES
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n bsI a % tIF-tIIOII-AlHs
: No A. CnIIEGE SrEEL.r NAsnH.IIIa 2 IlI>1

g3tl No. Al, COLLEGE SrREEr, NASHVILLE, TENS
RE now in receipt Of their entire stock OF HARDWARE
IA and CUTLERY for the Spring Trade. and in calling
the attention of the merchants Of Middle and East Tenne
see hentucky, and North Alabama iher large and varied
assortment they feel confident that it viii compare flvora
bly, with that OF any House in country and when the
item Of Transportation is considered will be found that
ssatr should prompt all dealers in this section Of the
country TO encourage home mark et. 3 a--
They asc invite the attention of Backsnths Carpenters
and Farmers visiting Nashville their assortment Of Tools
Farming Implements &c. large stock Of which they always
keep on head.
Fathers Ginseng and BsssrRl taken at the highest
ket prices IN exchange for goods in payment Of debts
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AIARNGO MAMMOTH.

TINE thorough bred Jack, MARINGO NAM b.
/ MOTH, direct from Kentucky, viii make gEasA
his first season in Tennessee at Caney Sprngin 1sIs-a
Marshall county, five miles below the fishing ford in Duck
River at trtyhve dollars insurance and fifty cents groom
fee Jeunes sent from distance viii be pastured gratis
and grain fed if required at fifty cents per week He is
full fifteen hands and half inches high good honest
measure unusually large bone and heavy; black, with
meay nose He has the form, size color and blood TO
commend him highly those who wish to improve their
stock We consider him the master Jack of Tennessee.
For further particulars see hand bills. "a
march 1l-3m Knight 4 WllsSVN. p
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IRA 4, STOUT, b. i.
COACH VI u y 4 9 Y u II = Z 1,

No.5 CLARK STREET, NASHVILLE, Tenn, 81.
Aerti5oy 10 IL y Fre7GBs Grocery U,tretoaSe and oD-
ggsite l9fris d StroioRs ..e
IL kinds of carriages for sale, with harness cSrs
n to suit NJ work sold by me is plade- at lzat--
the Clark Street Manuctory and warranted and will be
sold good Terus Cash good notes. any work
made North East. .'
Repairing done with promptness and dispatch and all,
persons leaving work repair may rely getting it when
promised. An orders promptly attended TO. Imar5.
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a beayer5lke pronels;tr for b,l.l;no. IVsslo, -.
al Ways constructing soetjes, aI,I With 10
S.ai' % rhlils was IHosS at home when ,srsi,lis,
over caSs or coniereaee. 1t was tbeir
t-ls they 'ila net always work Together itvss the
1, pines e the ace aRi the fartherapce az he
4 S. ss,el, tA,t they lived alongside one apotber
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TMPoRTAET no IR0N MANgFACTU.

1 RERS.-JAMES RENTON -of Newark New Jersey,
has discovered process for manufacturing wrought iron
directly from the ore with wood mineral caal, styled hy
him ore-weding furnace; ian improvement in the manu-
acure Of iron long sought after, bur successfully at
tanned until Mr. Reuton discovery and which produces a
single heat the best quantity OF blooms at less cost than
pig iron is usually made. Letters PGsRt have been
gautedm iOr his discovery aa weaa the appoItedagents
for the sale Of rights and Introduction Throughout the
West; and as the present high price Of rUn siedcg many
capitalists 10 invest in lis manufacture without being
Of the great advantages this and t9luabe inven-
tiOn has over anv other known mode think but be
wing their interest thus eaFyimpess upon them the i
porance of examination Of the merit Of tEs late nven-
ton before ebarkng in any oter inade tor making ron
assuring them Of its entire and prlctcabty de-
monstrsted b. the furnaces IN successful operation aite
this plan t- -i
Ii is not our purpose il this advertisement 10 speak par
tcularly OF The almost incacuabe advantages tls process
possesses over al other modes for making lrun as this Is
contained in our circular which will be pleased TO mail
to the address of interested in the ater) but TO
call the attention Of those about investing in the manuac
tIre Of Iron and respectfully invite examination OF the
furnace we are erecting in this city, and which will be in
operation Jy the t! June nex to the furnaces Of the
American Iron Company in Newark, New Jersey, op-
Grating with eGmlilete success. w {. DAY Is ~ co.
(inciDnati June l-SW.
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PATENT cHopprEs NIL,
For ChOpping Corn or other Grain,

et- - 4u artsc6 whjcb ere,y Farmer st51ii klgs :.
TT will grind with two horse power from four Il
five bushels howether fine Tor bread or coarse for
stoc-and is 50 simple in It's construction that aUy boy
twelve years old keep m order and run it. II is adap
ted to either-Steam, Water or Horse Power.
Having sold the entire right Of manufacturing and selling
the above MIL in Tennessee 10 messT j. r. Cowan end a.
c. Howard, OF Nashville persons wishing to purchase can
and them at J. NJ Seabury College street. where tey
ALL be happy to take orders BOSS ADAMS.
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THE GENIUS OF BNTEayVIsE

4
Aer Rome subjugaed by the hoapls II oFissn bar
bariaus in the nth century The lunina71es or sc f
had shone with such eigence upon the tFeeks aad RI
mans were aiost ex nisied, and 0rages te serId sv
N an nterminabie Eight Of mental anil moral gCoa Tb
human ateecs have 4id ,arhilr ,I ne ss ono
and tedious nteT with enliTenn- sprgs u assxe,
and revvity It's naeilfe powers But length tie rs Of
brighter day begun 20 appear and sioTlv auA MAJ saf
Y arose from thl mug chaos the sl Of elighgasleni.
ordered BY Providence. 20 gladden. and iuiae tt. uel
with has beams The adv eut OF PfFER& Co. ,sCs
.l--l~s The Truly Fortunate and Far-s,nsd
4, Gil. -.tt Ply FE II ii & O.-r o.
In the 10Th Century diseelled ike mist besre Tie rising
sun the night Of mental darkness thar has brooed over The
world; and though their ghnnering sarhad fser siyvl-
above the horizon it eliminated with the auic-ssf ~.
electric spark and rapidly diffusng its tluDots r,,x
throuhout the world. presented 70 The tranquil ecf ad-
miring millions, the seInbanee Of the 80 -
ANCHOR OF HOPE
Read the great good bestowed last month.
UNPRECEDENTED AND BRILLIANT Lrck,
The follos0ssg >gleaIai Prizes sod tls lest t,, t
Sjj,4gs in Package Wh0es semitic an Old and e,,s.
uniucSy Correspondent residing in santa Kos, os1ntv
Florida. who has often said bis turn must s,,a- conn.
and he was not Disappointed SO much for pessever-
$50,Oe0. package Oftluar;ers sent 10 Tennessee
S26,O00, package Of Quarters sent 10 Alabama.
slS,o0o package of Halves, seaf TO Mississippi.
SlA,ope, package OF WhOles sent % South (arol'na
$4,000, IN single " hole Ticket Pennsylvania
slU,2l4, package Of Halves sent to Virginia e
S9,0Oa package Of Whoies sent 70 South Carolina
s7,50O0, package Of halves, sent 70 North Carolina
For brilliant Prizes, always mail YOUR orders
PYFER Z co. 70. Li0Ita'rsst 8ssY;se,e
~ The mos successful method % draw Prfzsis IN
aG!lss Paegss The experiences Of every ay strength
''NosaeA lrord as Fer at Pyter q Cy's
"a Forward y6iT orders without delay