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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-11
10. G. BROW N,
DEALER IN
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, &c,
al cnlIana Straat N SHYILLE. TENN,

MY stock of Fancy Goods, Perfumery Gels now very
l complete having received fresh supplies, seiected by
one Of the in person, viz: Lubns Bazns and Mchel
Extracts American Tinct. and German Cologne Water
Fancy Soaps Hair and Tooth Brushes in every syle Dill
Iucs and Lbns Saches Aromatic Crystals China Metal
and Glass Puff Boxes several styles Shell Combs large
stock Also have on hand Indigo, Nader, White Leaf
Linseed Oil, Turpentne, &C., &C jeS
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DRUGS.
FRESH SUPPLIES

40 PACKAGES FTesa and Genuine MEDICINES,
4 LIZ !, :G GaESqL NJ pAST PAIN &e &c EsSfTsd and
AZ the MAN AND MORTAR, on Market opposite UniOa
street Mas vile. june9A
- FocsSt Instruments, assorted. just received by
iune24 T. WELLS
ID DERFUMERY.-5O dos. o5,ogaes and other Gas
IL 7biLsste Haters escorted
BOHEMIAN GUILT TOILETTE BOTTLES, assorted.
COSMETICS "A fine assortment.
HAIR TONES, Hlir Dyes Gloss Powder, putfs and
UURLlNG FLUIDS, POmaiums, OILS. Psiloconu.s
EarrosOs DE.
ToILeTTE and Shaving Soaps, 100 doE.
OD0NIINE TOOTH PASTE and STRAWBERRY
FIao0ring Extracts, full assortment. Received aud
off red cheap by 7. WELLS
EOD LIVER OIL.-RgsgIOs,s, oTISlNE NOaPHIA,
Y J Hyd Potass,, IODINE, NITRATE SILVER, Select
powders of lpecac, Opium Colecynth Rhubarb Seamony
Mayspple. Golden Seal. All offered low by
lune24 I. WELLS
G CARSAPARILLA EXTRACTS. Is Dozen
- BULLS, Guisots, TowNsESD's, CdrPenters SHAKER
fresh fluid Extracts of Sarsaparils.
RRANDIES, WINES, 6C.-E BBLs and ha!t
- pipes togniac Otdrd, Dup,ey Signats, and Caani-
payne BrGndies MADEIRA Port sherry, Muscate VINES
A ROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.-A
"A popular remedy TO diseases Of tbs hidneys.
l. Received by T. WELLS
L'LECTRIC Machines, Medicine Chests, Medica
~ Saddle Bags, Gaaes Bags Trusses Shoulder Braces
Ii ydraulic Gene At and Plaster of Paris of su
i perior quality
NARNISaES Furniture, Coach, DeInar. BrO,U ana
" Buck daPd, Iron, Leather, Instrument and Pictuie
Varnshes.
COLD LEAF, Gold Fol-, ISilpe- Leaf, Red YesIOa
W and Hz;te BtOnzss
DRUSH ES-78 dozen Hair, Tooth, Nail Hat Cloth
~ Paint busting, Sweeping, Scrubbing Poona Stencil
Horse. Comb, Shoe, Stopping and Varnish Brushes.
| EECHES.-kresh supplies. Received BY
IL juue24 T. WELLS.
A RTIsT'S COLORS.-ss dozen fresh assorted
IA COOrs in inhsxibls tubes, well assorted
~ PICES; 1900 LBS. Pepper; S75 lbs Pimeuto
- Cloves, Cinnamon Mace finger; Ground Spices
Yermicella; Sparkling Geletine Bitter Almonds Pre-
served Ginger.
DIPEs, Marbles, Gun Flints, Percussion Caps. Cur
l. Wadding
COUGH Candy-65 dozen Howe's Cough Candy
" and New England Cough Syrup.
MUSTARDS-FrG'aktort LOEisgills, LeriAgtOH ano
VI Cincinnati. Received and for sale by Z. WELLS.
LIME PEN AND POCKET KNIF FES.-Ass'd.
II PORT A0NAlES, every shape
PISTOLS, SWORD AND WALKING CANES. Well
assorted
- EGARS AND TOBACCOs- 900 casadorss,
~ NaPoeo1. BayrioS, Leoad0rJ, .IeHay Lind Segars;
70 boxes Hay Queen and Fine Cut Chewing and Dutche
Smoking Tobaccos. For sale low by T. WELLS.
gross fresh Paste Backing.
ID STARCH, IS boxes, STAR CANDLES, 4 boxes,
ALCOHOL, VlnegArs Rtis5gS. GINS Kums So bbls
LlNSkED OIL and SPTS TURPENTINE.
PURE WHITE LIE in Is, so and leo ID kegs.
ZiNk WHIT: PAINT, fas French in IS and 50 D Kegs
Received and for sale al small advance by
juDe24 T. WELLS.
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sbS-N.SEIAs a st.u EOR SAT-,
TFuL Dbscr6eC intending remove offers for sale pri
vHsly) ms tract of land. living in the cuunty OF
Montgomery nuIsd iatev the telegraph road from
Nashyse Clsrksyilie 81 Des from the ormer and L
Mills containing go acres about 457 open and
Ci OF cultivation; the balance well timbeIed.
the ipr9ve veent, cons st Of comfortable dwelling good
negro cabins WI stone Chnneys, two large ObaccO barns
good stables corn CRIB aud other necessary o1hoses
apple and pelcn orchards, &C. failing spring,
and abundance Of stock water
THE land lies well any timbered upland in the
cOugtT o the size and well adapted TO the growth
OF com, wheat, oats and tobacco Terms liberal
JOHN B. UORTCH.
z. s. F8T information concerning the land, l would
refer Iessrs Cave johnson and Vim B. DOr,ch of Nash
vale; ltn5t Mcclure Of ClarksTe RuscO DickerSon and
David Christian, of Todd county, Ky. would also
state that there of 16 adjoining, which
BE- bought with the above land if desired divided
- as D suit purchasers. je29 J. b. ID.
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SUMNER LANDS FOR SALE.

ENTENDIN TO move TO the Cumberland Mountains, /
L O1-r for sle my residence in Sumner county. The
TsCt cuans three hundred acres; bounded
side by The Nashville aud Louisville Turnpike and is in
sigh. VI tns louisville and Nashville Railroad which is
being Uut under contract is situated Y miles from
nashville AMI Calls IN. The aGds is all enclosed.
Conveniently divided inIO fields and lots with plenty Il
lte7 a tee m nearly every OF them. The fences
.trs nearly a new, maze OF Rock cedar snd Plank
-Ib pat0u OF The lands between the house snd Cumber
land river, Of inc quality.
The dwelling, ktcucn snOke-houSe, and spring house
are I'll JTcS Gui well built snd conveniently
arranged The servants houses, wash k, use &C. are
frame buildings and II good order; also stables barn
sad c,v -hpGsss
The sprug very large the house, and was
gy.r Su1au 70 f There is also O. the best built
yv5rsho Mills in the STATE which is running,
aud vas 5uit sone months since apply the prem
ISIS JOHN ARMFlELD.
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FALL AND WINTER TRADE FOR 1885.
r. c. McNAIRH 4 CO,
XXX C.nIla

FALL AND WINTER TRADE FOR 1885.
X. c. McNAIRH q CO,
No. So College Street,
A RE- now prepared to exhibit one OF the most com
IA pete well the largest stock of Dry Goods
offered by retail in this country. Ali desire Is for our
friends and buy generally to call for what they
want, and we will surely supply them.
The two partners having spent three months IN New
York have accomplished much in getting up Their stock
from first hands, which will enable them to sell prices
fer ksog previous rates
DRESS GOODS
In SlkE-every thing and beautiful
BrocSde and Plaid Floupces;
Plain Plaid and Brocades
1000 nch high colOred Delaipes
Plain, plaid and rich fig. MerinOs
LACES AND EMBRUIDERIES.
300 sets of fine Val. and HOntOu Laces;
100 Collars and Sleeves in Lace;
100 French Work Jaconets;
80 " " " Cardinals Lawns
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS
All the leading styles of goods such
New York Mills and other Domestics;
Cotton and linen Sheetings;
Damssk aud Plain Towelling and Towels;
Jaconet, Musns and Cambricks;
Globe, Merrusck, Dunne, Excelsior Prints
Furniture chintEes. 6c., &c.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
New French and English Cloths, plain and Fsncy CASH
made TO order In the most fashionable style.
Hosiery, Stocks Cravsts Collars haudkerchieis &c
CARPETINGS.
We have now the largest ard most varied stock ever
offered the Nashville public which will be ad led month
y by all the new styles and patterns they brought
rsepl4.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
w ALL p A p Il II
L. M. GORB EY,

LIN. GORBEY,. 80
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
WALLPAPER And PAPER HAEGIM Gs
No 26 COLLEGE STREET,
Next Door 90 Sewanee House, Nashville.
II EkPS constantly hand the latest and most fash
n ionabe patterns for Pariors, Halls Dining Rooms,
&C. large assortment of cheap Inglazed Paper, Fire
Screens window Paper Teasters &C.
Paper Hanging done in the best manner nn
iuneSO I,l L. NJ GORBEY.
FURNISHING GOODS.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
DRASS BOUND BUCKETS-slI sizes;
40 Iron do do do;
PARTED Toy Buckets; Brass Bound Water Cans:
Iron Bound Water Cans; Cedar Milk Piggns;
Cedar Pals; do Tubs-all aizas;
do KeeIers-Brass and Iron Bound;
ChOppiDs Ug Ss"FnsusH rays; sizes Wooden Bowls;
Pa'eTnt Spring CiOt, es Pins;
Market Baskets, with without covers;
Large Square and Round Clothes Baskets;
Willow Wagons
German Work Baskets;
Deep Clothes Baskets, with Wood Bottoms
msyla - SNOW, MACKENZIE & co.
SIX MINUTE FREEZERs.
xXyE have just received additional supply OF the Ice
w Cream Freezers, for making Ice Cream In slA
MINUTES. @
Common Freezers and Tubs; $500.
Ice Water Pitchers Ice Picks and halletS
Preserving Kettles; Hammered and Cast Brass
French Porcelain Kettles and sauce Pans;
do Timed Iron Sauce Pans;
Fruit Cans of ell sizes, for putting up fruits and
vegetables. junes SNOW MACKENZIE d co.
PATENT SAD IRONS.
ONE OF the most valuable Of Inventions, with which
the ironing for a family be done with five cents
worth of charcoal.
Taors and Box Irons;
ironing Stoves and Furnaces;
Preserving Furnaces, 90, &C.;
Iron Spoons, of ali sizes. -..-
iuneS SNOW, MACKENZIE d co.
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GKEEN5S SEED NHEAT.


THIS Wheat Is Of The very whest purest kind Ii
4 has been exhibited four times at the Georgia Fairs
and premium awarded in every instance 1t is only to
be seen 10 be admired weighing sixty eight pounds per
bushel. IL is If the largest kind. n Novem-
Der and in Nay. Farmers desiring TO have the best
and the earliest kind Of whIte wheat ud wisely to
IA chase al ie ct small portion get In The seed will
deliver this wheat at the Lat5range depO Georgia,
good strong sacks, five dollars per bu he from one
bushe 20 uny CuRuy sired the saeks marked accord
nE t9 directions Il is expected all the money
ccaml suy orders The following geutl EN- have kind
" ccnsen ei agenJs in this place and will order
The wheat iUr any one wishing IL Z. ) Hawkins johnson
q Home. .. Dckey, t ) Cheathan, 4 Co., e.
tsrFe c. &. a. .cAliisteT Co, W. Il Gordon Co.
1o' m0ur g Farming, johnson. Weaver 20, Church
3Euersol, H. ; trench, Morris 3 Stratton, Davis
1.FAun. Nc Tss 3 Teirass.
Agents the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad and
other aCe-,J ioysn depot, j. a ,gaud, at Wartraee
Is o. Gsuadwsy; BeliJUcke ". Pea, OK; at Foster
ST e Jhog Edwards 81 hrstisus ". A. Reed al Mur
treebgo Hugsius, Leiper and Menfee; al Smyrna Il.
SiEul Dsr g. isr.r rgnr J. A. Walden; Malone Lane,
SUunsT County, c. r.. q 7 Gibson, Athens Tenn Any
Jue however order iUr themselves If preferable
samples If the ueai and Eiour will be lett with the
above nau.ei Ae-rts 7. b. GREtNE VI, LaGrange.
sFji'z duW MD TT Fnnrts. (ia -Uia.
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GENTS wanred every couuty iu this and adjoining
I states % sell tie abOve and improved CORN
make money will be offered Exclusive State and County
privileges " Il be disposed OF unusually fair TERMS by
Duplication to the Proprietor.
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERS,
on YOU Corn and Cob Mia unsurpassed in the
ION and when Cannot be superseded by pasI future
,aFrntons u is the very Mil which every Farmer and
suck Kaiser should hare il will crush from TO 10 oush
els Corn aud Cob per hour with horse easily fed
p and managed weighs $40 lbs and ali contact OF the
lo1g surfaces prevented will last any farmer an Or
GlnAry lifeline lspeak thus of its durability because the
same principle has been fair y tested in the old Bark Mill
W no Ia II tast wants
a MIL ON TRIAL
io one month and don't give complete satisfaction, to
iet g IL there be any thus disposed, et him now
speak Satisfaction warranted every case, the
ey viii be refunded. This Crusher eau be attached to
horse water steam power which renders it the most
other GrusbsYS the south require much poa aer
or viii soon wear uut. According
THE LAWS OF NATURE
Corn AID Cob Mill which admits Of lateral or wsbbling
ED0ioa, will necessarily soon out all other Crnshers
IRE a1enab!e TO this grand objection, and the Propeiors
dare not dispute it. Ia the strucou of YOUNG AMER
1cA have gained power aud defy contradiction; have
ieSscned irieuon aad challenge werd to the
r. aaTe prevented wabolBg lateral motion. aud all
cd T. acknowledge IL therefore assert thai it is
lar GrlOr any other Mill | selling this Ten
nesSee invention al the small sum OF
FIFTY DOLLARS.
Anu any one wanting good thing is earnestly re-
guessed 70 eXaEne The true merits and principles OF this
MIL and order fOm the Proprietor or Agents.
liberal discount made TO dealers.
J. 2. DRCMG0oLE,
Shelbyviie, Tenn, Oct IS So Proprietor.
AGENTS.
Ellis, Moore Co, 81 Market street. Nashville Manu-
iae'uTeis ana General Agents ..f
Beaumont Fad Co, Ularksville, Agents for Montgom
cry county
a b Watkins Pulaski, Agentfor Giles county.
Nm hunt, Salem, Agentfor Franklin cosnty. Tenn,
and jackson ~, Ala
James b. Vance, Casulian Spri gs, Agent for Sumner
eoGa'y .
:. ". Hatcher, Columbia, Agent for Maury county
W. N Bell =. VI Rome, Agent tor Smith county.
J. Il. A kin. Charleston. Agent for Bradley county.
" K. huney q Bros LJuIOn, Agents for East Tenues-
A-IVdE n X
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TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
- EALED PROPOSALS will re received at the Office of
- the Edgehed and Kentucky Railroad Company in
Nashville, Tenn until Saturday, December 18th, 1855
for the construction of this Road from Nashville 10 the
Kentucky line where it meets the anderson and Nash
vile Railroad Henderson the Ohio River. The E..
h x is sbout fory-eight miles long, throug com
try vel adapted for railroad construction, and the work
will be divided nIO Of about mile in each
which may be bid for sep atey the whole road incud
ed N proposition Proposals may also be made to
build the thirty miles only next 70 Nashville, either by the
Single Se5tiOn or contract.
There the Road Tunnel half mile long heavy
neck work at various points, aud two large bridges Maps
prolss and plans Will be ready for examination by De-
cenbsr st ard any information may be obtained by ad
dressing the undersigned.
SAML WATSON, President
a ANDERSON, Chief Eng.
at,s.tinlncls =
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A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE.

THE Undersigned offers bis valuable Farm, situated
i Coffee County, three miles from Pelham, and six
miles from Hib0ro the road from Nashville to Chat
anOogs and about three hundred yards from the Pleasant
Plains Male and Female Institute and contains about four
hundred and twenty-five Said farm has been long
esteemed Of the very best the county and located
in healthy section, entirely exempt from the visitation Of
all malignant diseases There about two hundred and
twenty five Of cleared land, all under good fence
aud in high state of cultivation. There two comfort
able dwelling houses comnodous tSl, stables, with
bly, adapted the cultivation Of grass, clover and small
grain &C and be made of the best stock farms in
Middle Tennessee-hsving suficiency of water st every
necess Iry point.
Possession be had at any time Persons desirous
Of purchasing, respectfully invited to examine the
premises and learn of the subscriber the particulars
the terms &c. ffebSwtf1 P'INE
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--LTnSIsEN . ca
DEALEt.s IN AND ISPu RTERs OF
GIpEe or. LEarHER. AVID riEDINGS.


NV. 81 south rnTEe; SI;reI, Nash vile, Ters
a. > DsCI invite you n cin arc sxanlioe cor
- fssstOss tiilss Ia rers Di GSsk art finn
,Oc- ; Lathe, s. ~ ia and Srdis Ls-aihs1
{: pei t.tr Ir,asi K sn0 : S. 10
'JSat -etrh- ! or c. art I.I3 kus Culore. / aas
Pa "a. ''Nas p =. 3 Bod nE Sku E, 3 u rs,s
> Tres Lr.m.'. lsuP, l. sEo ~hre Fees -hs
siis ar't Web OF u 4, / IT. C5SDRt : 81 = .
trti zssys1ent Of O.- jc Saps nIf v .usr's
Ia ID and rLrgs
tsieSiag ~ Can 'er 5trVug r-euosnents, slioit
-1srstt lUu patronage. j. LCASJES q &C
jsY u, 1855. -. ~
4 III II 81 BtAI tt. ia BUILU IN y 1O4s
a - l. ca ! L R'ts @A,E y c5s".g
t'r sails ios. 81 sS, ahd 90 Williams Aedi',
20 cnrltro bOsSoJee AID BObs -lesis TouiinS ls3
tee. o blscob-i, rulIIg oack lTs ssi On hoosoa
strest alley feet II sSe lots sve u oss
c0mmsIdrg Du6ing ali hogehs d, are dsEssly
cvered SISh napds ma frsst Ts and cf deep s0l-
fhry are hluaisd 40 half way bsrweea 5e bsuoscES
residences Dr. Sd a1f - W0s ssE q cad betTeea
tarnefl4Dd ana shelby avsaaH hundrrd fe5t
vide. Apply soon 20 J. - a S.sONN.
octS0-sw 44S GERRY g..
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R4Gs-S550 IN PREMIUMS.

ANING largely increased my supply Of Rags by the
/ premiums offered the past year ending June 80 !
IN induced 10 offer larger amount Of premiums for The
present var And will pay tie above premium in suos
o.J5 $40 55G SO S6O $50 $40 S5t $40 and So to any
tg3 n .y, a.r.s or "Pedars-who vii deliver me, iron
Tins u % Ee lat july 1856, the largest amount OF
RAGS Tie saIne to De bought outside OF and by do
irg Business rurs5dc Of Nashville vicinity
Ei all pay the highest market prices Ia cash
r EAtS on delivery and sSUe certificate 70 the owner
4 the amount received ana paid Tor These cer1hcaies
must be kept aad before the lst day Of july
anZt So that three disnierssted merchants of Nashville
can mako the Yards The largest amount being entitled
80 lie Slor rae next largest 20 $50 and 50 on down.
Wschnts sending me ra gs will please write that may
Know in whose nayne to Issue the certificate. Combinations
yi.. NOT be allowed.
Wooden Itu.ev six aud WOrsted rags notwauted
I'D sgli not be included 10 Tie above,
earnestly solicit greater attention to saving and buying
Elu- irroHE Elou. ailddle Tenn.
l,.y.-IydrriwSw ". S. WHITEMAN.
al
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FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY.
~ . a

FASHIONABLE DANCING, ACADEMY.
PROF. ESSOR J VEGAS.
7 ATE from Paris and New orleans. respectfully "a
informs the citizens of Nashville that hs will -
remain for limited period for tbs purpose OF Civ E.k
ing
LESSONS IN DANCING,
Prof J. Vegas proposes teaching all the most fashona
Bile Dances of the day including the
Polka, Quadrllle,
Schottische, rive Step Waltz,
Ssnteree, New Polka hG2onrka,
Redowa altz
Also the following Dances, introduced into New
Orleans oy Prot Vegas viz: the
Sicienne, Emeralda,
and Varsovia
DAYS for children-TueSdays Thursdays and Saturdays
from till dark
Gentlemsn's classes ditto, from 10 10 O'Clock, P. NJ
Private Lessons for Ladies and Gentlemen, Tuesdays,
Thursda. and Saturdays, from M, TO D. m
PROT Vegas will open his School at the Odd Fellows
Hail. and will also give lessons at Sem nares and in pri
Vste families.
REFERENCES
Mss g. s. Hull Yoangs Ladies Institution
VIM. Parsnts, Female Academy.
VIM. DerieuT. Female Institution.
DR.. aud Mrs. Macsuay, Female Collegiate Institute
Misses Allison, Female Institute.
Mad Mace, st Charles Institute
Mr. and Mrs DI mitres, Orleans Academy.
sF Prof Vegas can be found at the Planters House.
Orders left there the Music Stores Messrs Mcclure
q Martin and J B. West viii be attended to [octIl-u
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SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT CO11N AND COB
---- - MILL. ----.-


ENHERE features eonnected with this Mil worthy Of
Il consideration and close examination on the part OF
those wishing to purchase Feed Mill
Its mechanical cOnstI uctOn and adaptation to the pur
poses designed TO crush and grind Its great
pecty, while dong immense work with extraordinary
ease its durability ls amply provided for. Tne complete
and entire pottabeness OF the Little Giant rendering its
greater congenence Tor plantation and farm
Die IL requires mechanical aId bill OF expense to
Iu II up, farm hand can pat up and
'unniag IA hatf hours Tine The convenience with
Sbich The sweep may be applied TO hOrzOntal-as
most usual-o over head and the mill may be easily
tehed where steam water used. The power it takes
requiring and two horses The quanttT aud Gaaty
O product Is 80 bushels Of good ed meal per hour
accordl: the degree of 6nene>s ground the
ni IL the cheapest mill all thrgs considered beIe
IS before the public
Another thing connected with the Little Giant as pat
mt and worthy Of note the fact that there has no
Saent hight specuatiDg hucksering about TIE
Iy Is usual with the thousand bungI make sniff
~ selling pliiGg Cd the patent right upon The cTedG-
Justhen the machine % be abandoned by all partiesas
iub1g On The other hand The PaLentee and POpretOrs
The Little Giant U.s. believing thai they canand
erulined that they will supply the Ag1calGurastS and
'tOek rasers Ofcur country with superior H. PEI
nanenty engaged 10 the business and have hue
red thousand dollars invested the Manufacture OF these
nils. IN the EasI vest and cOuh some II hesr e % S
nents employing 30 soieb in this business So ngL-
yre tbeee mills apprSclaeJ hEl Our thousand have
Did wIhn he past eighteen months aud the h.
be most eXsnsive Manufacturers Of Agricultural jmt
snIs IN the UnHed States eagerly sought inter
their tEanuf4ctuls and sale
NO plsm Mt hS. lee thoroughly tested o.,
tie znt has Ierelved rumsr0uN and GO i'm iniAs
Jm dechanicS Institutes aud Asricutursl AssUCIaunns
'Id none by reason OF snnsanta, p-act Cat u''lity
crit have t'lIiy ground Their Wy eseey day
and pulsr favor than Sot,s Little CanT Corn
Oh Nll Orders p5oI pry nhed
LIBERAL dlscOuat 10 Geasrs. .-.
BgOTY 4 ANDERSON,
octi-if 4.4. No 40 aarker u. H:ls. Wiz en-
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Attachment Notice.
Horace Il. Hammer,
Attdcllert.
A. C. Winn.
NOTICE is hereby given TO said A, c. VIM that an
tschment been sued out at the instapce of d
Hammer and levied upon his property the 25th March
last which attachment has been returned bers Josiah Fer
ss Esq Justice of the Peace for Davidson county, and
further proceedings therein stayed according
the 10th day of November next which time the said A
c. Vim notified TO attend at te office of said ce IN
the Court House in the city of Nashville and defend the
same il he think proper. --- II. h. HAMMER
my6-sm.
y fee; r." - > p'''-' '''---''' W.,
100 dozen assorted Pickles;
half pipes Pure Old CognaG Brandy.
ssptzs SEYMOUR, TANNING CO.
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: =. n. CUR1EY-

d. CABINET n kER AID UhOERTAEEa
lDEGS LEAN 70 IBorm be treRGs and the -
Id psbic ,sueTS'ly tina he constantly S~E<ssES
u hand C0hns OF every description, from the planest
TvsatS to reine Metallic sirtEht and cirsxhssed Ccs
ms the bss Low II se Tor preserving the Corps together
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