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River and steamboat News.

The river is still falling with three and q
half feet, scant, on Harpeth Shoals.
There is water enough for small boats, and
the Monticello is yet a le to keep up her reg.
ular packet time" to Carthage, aud when the
water will not permit the Monticello to run,
Capt. Couch will put the a. Il. Darts in her
place. Our up-river friends appreciate the
Captsin's energy, aud will stand by him in
the effort to accommodate them.
ARmyED-The HartsDiIe, from Paducah,
and the Rock city, from Smithland.
DEPAKTED-1he John Simpson, for Mem
phis, and the Rock city, for Paducah.
STEAMER SCUTTLED. - The DaUid Whlte
heavily laden for New Orleans, from Louis
vile, took fire in the Ohio, near Golconds
and was scuttled to save her She sunk il
ten feet water, and is supposed TO be uniniur.
ed, and will be raised. Her cargo will be
saved in damaged condition. No lives lost
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BY TELEGRAPH.
IReport. Furnished BY the l..oeIassa Prs.s.l
wAsHrxcrOs April 14-stockeI. Russian Min

WAsHrNGToS, April l4-Stockel, Russian Min
ister, got himself into difficulty by engaging the
services of eminent Surgeons for The Russian army,
and that peace is about to be declared, Inform
ing them that their services are not wanted.
NEw YORK, April l5.-Advices from Bermuda
to the Sd inst that the British steamer Argus,
which had arrived from Havana, had the yellow
eiver On board. Lieut. Galiock, with the assistant
surgeon daily and six others had lied in Demerara.
Order has been restored after the jas were filed
with Angel Gabriel rioters and 5000, 900 worth OF
property destroyed.
WASHINGTON, April Is SENATE Russell, from
the Post Office committee, to which was referred
the memorial of Vanderbilt and Livingston, res
pended in bill ia encourage new steam navigation
lines to provide for the transportation of mails and
other purposes.
HoUsE-Passed the Senate bill authorizing the
payment of Jacob Dobson for services as a volun-
teer from California, in the Mexican war. Being a
colored man, and TIE law not permitting him to
enter the army, speciol act necessary for his
relief
INV OhLhANFf Apfh lJ--OOb'Ou edICS S,ONp
baies-advanced l. Fair qualities improved most,
Middlings quoted at Iot Sugar Il. Flour 6 IS
Corn As. Keg Lard lOsail. Pork unchanged.
Coffee III Cotton TO Liverpool three-e Fights out
lido. Sterling exchange st. Sales of cotton for
three days l6 600 bales.
All accounts from the Central American battle
are from Costa Rican sources Il is reported that
80 Americans were left dead on the field The
Costa Rican lost several officers. Accounts are
probably one sidei. The steamer Cortes with 80
recruits for Walker is yet unheard Of She has
probably gone to Panama.
The Empire City brings portion Of the crew OF
the Ser Witch, the New York clipper which was
lost at sea.
New ORLEANS, April l6.-The Agent of the Mic
aragusn Government denounces the story of Schles-
singers defeat, as a falsehood He says that ac-
counts are received from head quarters which state
that SchIessinger had only two hundred and fifty
men, and was attacked by three thousand Costa
Ricans, when Schlcssinger retreated to San Juan.
PrTsBUEG April IS, M.-River falling with IS
feet eight inches water in the channel.
NEW loRK, Apni 10, M.-Fiour improving,
Straight State OOa6.25, Ohio 6.l2a6 So, Southern
97a737 Wheat firm; Corn, mixed, So; Mess
Pork II. CO., Beef dull; Lard frmer; Whisky i'm
proving; Sterling Exchange ~.
CINCINNATI, April Is, M.-Flour % Whisky
20; Provisions quiet Mess Pork IA so; Groceries
unchanged. River risen twelve inches. Weather
warm and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, April l6.-River rising slowly with
six feet six inches water on the falls.
NEW York, April 10, Evening.-Cotron firm !;
sales of 1900 bales. Flour firm. Ness pork
I7l2f. Beef dull. Coffee, Rio 1T. Sugar, Or
leans 81. Molasses qJiet
CINCINNATI, April l6, Evenins.-Flour very
dull at 5.25. Bacon; sides s, packed. Prime lard
95llO.
The river has risen FIVE inches.
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SHARP's RIFLES. - We are informed that
Messrs. FAIL e. CUNNINGmAM, on the North
side of the Square, near the Burnt District"
have just received few Of the Sharp Rifles,
direct from the manufacturer. Our readers
can now have al opportunity Of providing
themselves with this gun, OF which we have
heard so much. Companies emilrating to
Kansas and Nicaragua can be supplied with
these guns by giving a few weeks notice to
F. e. O., who have made arrangements to
that effect.
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u The Paris. correspondent Of ,hs New York

NObeHtcfCtae
One of the most remarkabie events in connec-
tion with this conference is the conversion OF Count
0rloff 20 Louis Napoleon. From the moment Of
the Cocnt's arrival in Paris, the Emperor appeared
to seek interviews with him, and il was not ioug
before the Count began to express sentiments IN
regard Napoleon quite different from those with
which be arrived in Paris. 1t is not 100 much,
therefore, to say, it is in fact, assertion which,
think the future history Of this conference will
prove, that the peace which viii be established by
il will be due almost entirely, to the personal inhu :
ence aud personal exertions Of the Emperor OF the
French.
IF The peace does not fulfil the Obi 'cts for which
he war was commenced, TO Louis Napoleon will re.
turn the blame; but if, the other hand, 1t proves
satisfactory settlement Of the difficulty, he IS en-
titled to the praise OF it lie has been from the first,
the mediator outside the conference he was IN TACT
the only person TO whom members OF the confer
rDce could speak of the progress OF their labors,
and he has made good use Of this advantage. lie
"a had constant and prolonged interviews with the
principal members, and particularly with the two
most difficult to please-Lord Clarendon aud Count
OHOff
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Odd Fellows Celebration.

The Annual Celebration of the Odd Fellow
takes place this morning. The address on th,
occasion s to be delivered by the Rev. A. L
ERRIN, the able aud accomplished pastor oi
the McKendree Church. We bespeak for him
a large auditory outside Of the order, confident
that 40 one who hears him will feel that his
time has been thrown away.
At night the order and their guests will par
Hall, the Assembly room being appropriated
10 those who wish to dance, and the Lodge
room to such Of the company as may prefer
to spend the evening in conversation.
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tEWe beg to call the attention Of our
friends, vino may be travelling in that direc-
ton, to the card of BRowN's HOTEL, at Macon,
Ga, q house we can confidently recommend
to them IS in every way worthy of receiving
their patronage.
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NEw BoAr.-Capt. CABLER, long and favor
ably known on the Cumberland as an expert
enced steamboat commander, has contracted
for new boat suitable for low water naviga.
tion. The hull is now being built at Paducah,
and when completed will be towed to this
city TO receive her finishing. Ellis & Moore
have the contract for the making Of her ma
chinery-the whole boat to be finished and
" steam mp" by the 10Th of July next Sue,
cess to her and her worthy command err.
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KA T0uD ~
Hams -
Sides 81
ShonIders "a
I,pn 1sO
-
nuIS' per ~
bbls., TIA %
COFFEE-RIo, l2al3
WHISKy-.Per gallon Nashville %
piL.5s WarnoIia Ok
pnaco,k's OK
WIsbira,s OK
MOI ,ooUo 20 -u.
nohn0oh'-N' y Per saion' 90 ~
SALT-By the Dbl, per busheI, 45
Sack, coarse, 81 90
hne, L9O
FLOUR-BbL. -. $6a7
Sack, per cwt., 81. 5Oa3. so
GRAIN-Wbeat nor brsb so,osI 40
Con- - on,o5
Oats 90
Rye, 90
CHEESE-Western Reserve 1911
English Dairy. is
RITTER Frcsb r5ooo
-
NKw ORLEANS April 10, night. CoTroN-Ihe
same causes which have Influenced the market be-
fore, viz The moderate supply OF the desirable
qualities, and the full prices claimed for them, have
operated to check business to-day, but yet some
1000 bales have changed hands at still fuller rates
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior 5ia II
Ordinary Sbi ST
MiddlIng 9thlO
Good hiddhng lOtAlOf
ToBAcco-We notice further sales OF 20 hhds at
=, % at + and yesterday % at u round. The
sales oil yesterday were considerably larger than
reported, and reached fully 900 hhds.
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There are tupernumeraiies-al are brilliant stars-a
host indiy lualy, ami when combined form troupe
equa led 10 the world Tie Propretors feel couf lent
he public will appreciate their in uniting
pany mrch ack nOwledged talent.
MADAME TOURNIAIKE.-NO lady in ancient modern
time eqgaed this mplih rtist in tie courage
beauty and finish Of her eNibOi Among other perform
anc- she viii ride six horses bare ack bound from seed
their spe, exhibiting feats q courage and horse
manship tempted by any female in this nry-
The fxd eyes anxious conferences and GREATNESS sus
pen-e Thousands Of her audience Paris, Ron vi
emma LoudJ New Yor and the larger CT les Of the Union,
wherein this magic artist has Performed the high
reputation the greatest Lady Equestrian in the known
world she has had her tq1a viii she until the
"a RESTRAIN education Of MILE JOSEPHINE, her favOe
talent give promise Of sharing the reHown Of her
precepres she will appear and confirm her growing
reputation q a del ride.
MONS REN 1.-THE great Trick Rider will aprear in his
GymnastiC and Equestrian Performances, s,artng and
amusing lis audience his fcats Of horsemauship and
HghJ Balancing horseback, Cup, Bi, Plate Spinning,
stuck ncing &c. This celebrated artist known to every
child 10 the United States receiving the Royal Ptr mage
Il the Severe gas England France Russia and Autd,
been secured by b. %. Co., add possible, to the
various other attractions Vresent.G.
FERDINAND and THEODORE, in 'hsir astonishing and
daring eass Master Theodore the greatest rider Of his
age in the world
Ma F. LINING The great Flying Cord Performer will
exhibit his skill in variety Of Aerial Gyraons on the cOrde
voene.
MR. SAM WELsER-The great HiPpocordJicaL DescyiJ-
tDr will appear Gown. Thi. simple Juncement is
sufficient r who has heard OF Sam, the original Clown
in this country aud among other grotesqus fantasies VIII
introduce Ms "Msgic Hat"
The stupendous Persian feats called Ia PERcHz, will be
performed by iits w. :, smith 4 Rogers.
Inttoue Leaps and Tgmbng by the Company, with
general variety tinmcntth whole exhibiting
If the amusing and Instructive Ent rtauInens
Witnessed in this country. apl4-6t
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ty- Charles-"Clara, did poor little Cairo have
a pink ribbon round his neck when you lost hint"
Cara-"Yes, yes, the poor little dear; have
YOU seen HING
Charles No, not exactly; bat here's piece Of
pink ribbon in the sausage"
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APPLEs.-Our enterprising friends, Arm
strong d Co, Market Street, have just received
lot of Green Apples, in good order, aud Of
the very best kinds. They are selling low by
the barrel. Go and get a barrel, instead Of
paying 60 cents peck ID retailers.
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COMM ERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
Nash Vile Anril II Is

NdSuNIItJ hpIll -, loOO.
COTTON-COming in more freely within the last
three days, during which time it has steadily ad-
vanced, and now commands the highest figure Of
the season. Market active and animated but it
is doubted if the prices will go beyond the figures
of yesterday. Sales of 25 bales at II, at s, SO at
ST. 9 at ST, % at s 3Oa9 90.
T0BACCO-Sales for the past week have been
liberal, at fair prices The quantity coming forward
is small, About 100 hhds sold, varying according
to quality, from AIS to 900. Sales yesterday at
Johnson, Horne Cos OF . hhds at $50, $50; at
A. HamiltOn's, of IA hhds. at $50, 575, 575, $50,
500, $40, no, $780, 775, 900, 600, 7S5, S25, 745
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Thursday Morning, April II, 1856.

sSs~ The attention of ladies is directed o
the advertisement of Mrs. IIvwERToH, on Mar
ket street, who has really elegant stock OF
Millinery and Fancy Goods suitable to the
season.
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" SNUFF. "A barrel Of snuff was rescued
from the river at the CITY Mills day or two
since which proved TO have come from the
steamer Humboldt, then lying at the landing.
Some of the deck hands on the H. having
dumped" for higher wages, and the demand
not having been acceded TO, took revenge by
throwing barrel of snuff overheard.
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E5g-It was Corbett who land he told the truth,
too, that woman were never so amiabe as when
they are useful; and ss for beauty, though men may
fall in love with girls play there, s nothing TO
make them stand 10 their love like seeingthem at
work"
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THE
NG8rO M1nStrS1S
VIII give her recherche treat the JANIS RAYMOND
ln ne AtSiC HtLL Immediately after conclusion "
the ENLuitIoa on the Palace. Adrissign, . Gems.
IL -
W -. UOVIlNS a co.

IIANE ed % tie Northeast Of the Publ
squarr vi DO rom the Mrthoest Publishing Hou.r,
they soul be peascd 10 their Customers and
hsud Their OF G00is h. lea daya Nil bg la-xe
-.N ~
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tB The folloWing the officers elected by
the Grand Lodge Of J. o. o. ,. OF Tennessee, for
the ensuing year:
Grand Master-E. d. FARNswoRrn, of Trabuc
Lodge No. TO-
Deputy Grand MAster-louS II. CUKKY, Of Ten.
nsssee Lodge, No. l.
Grand warden-TnoxAs II. PmLrFs, Denmark
Lodge, No. IS.
Grand seereGary-R Il. BARnr, Of Tennessee
Lodge No. 1.
Grand Treasurer--JoHS ColrARr, Of Tennessee
Lodge No. /.
Grand MarshAl-w. FLOrD, Of Linden Lodge,
No. so.
Grand oonduetOr-BEs. JOHNsoS, OF Strangers
Refuge Lodge, No IL.
Grand GaArdian-T. K. HALL, Columbia Lodge,
No. 5.
Grand ChSPlAin--B. Z. DuGAS, Of Union Lodge,
. No. so.
49, Grand Rep. TO G. l. U. Sine. 7. sEILsr Of
Trsbus Lodge, No. 49,
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Total

The donations of Messrs. Whiteman, the
Evans, and Ellston were made TO Broad
Street Company No. 2, but were by Capt WIN.
STocKRLL generously handed over to the Fire
Department for distribution with the general
fund equally amongst all the Companies
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The following Is an advertisement which
appeared IN Paris journal ''The parents Of
young lady aged twenty, handsome well
educated, aud possessing an income OF four
Thousand three hundred francs per annnn, Bot
affected UftA 81. Iitus dance, offer 10 unite her
10 doctor, from iOrsy 10 forty i've years old
x who vii pay her incessant attention.
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~ Mr.. HUGH DoUGLAs is doing business
at present in the warehouse on Market street,
formerly occupied by G.. L. Sloan, south OF
the Mansioa House, where he will be pleased
TO see his old friends and customers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WA Asa SPRING and SUMNER MEDICINE, Carriers
Spanish Mixture stands pre- eminent shove all Others Its
ngulary ecacouS action the blood its strengthening
and vvyng qualities its tonic acton on the Liver; its ten
dency drive all the surface thereby cleansing
the system according to Natures own prescrptOn its
harmle and at the time extraordinary good Effects
and the number Of testified to By of the most
citizens Of Richmond Va and elsewhere uust
be conclusive evidence that there hubug about It.
The trial Of single bottle win satisfy the most skep!cal
of its benefits.
ezE- See advertisement in another column.
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Handsome acknowledgements

The following donations have been made to
monial " the indomhabe zeal and energy dis
played by the several Fire Companies, in their
exertions Sunday to stay the march Of the
confagration. It gives US pleasure to record
these substantial evidences of a proper appre-
citation of the sef-sacricng services of our
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fyHEWgNG T0uACcO--of varSas qasIl'iss aad
sn. LHok6 90.
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III ~ s. " NnH.

NENAGEKlt Birds FISHES and Reptiles Wax statuary Ma
chine Circus COmoram Views Re Of Antiquity, Revo-
dictionary Rris, Ores ana Miner Rare Coins and Papers
and thoasa Curostcs the FLoArIxa PAGACg
twenty I've cents
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q See advertisement in another column.

sYPuuIs even after it becomes eopstut onal aeriion,
and produces in the throat copper colored eruPors
on skin pains in the bones and nodes can be readily
cured by 6drters Spanish Mature has been abendanty
proved in over Eve thousand When mercu'l treat
ments failed and the patient has given up to die this
Mixture has been introduced with the happest resu In
the cure Of this disease it def Is competition.
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Fresh Arrival
~ Il w q 90 ID ST.
ALIISOE, ANDERSON & co.,

No. al PUuLiC SQUARE, NASHVILLE.
"a are nog .n receipt q the remainder o. our
W SPHIN g. 20 DS,
Nhica oog delayed fttshuFh Couseqasnos %
The and sheh ito cumFhtr Many % thrse
Deeds hsg- been received too late saT srtins sar,,
consequently al d Ed he irsds AZ reiafd prices We
ga an sAf e.h lror ter visiting oar rsIket or vie may
favor us win their ofesfs.
apt-lm ALLISON, AsDEEs0S co
hands and Land Warrants.
SHALL leave Nashville about ths 3Qth q NAY q TIP
% Missouri, iowa and A. unesota, Or the pGrpose
eeng ahd ecatag lands Or myse aua Others Persons
hafiag tAnd MarTaHs Whch tsy dafe % lc4fe 90
wsl 70 ssse th~m 70 ne. an fee q a. heaters made
uon esiee lands that rsay tsttzg SEd hat
a. o. eeeome vaiaaos b. shorime, Nin attend l0-
etins toe lancs, Prpeziilg pat az nssams, paytag
taxes, sc. 'lTF
"a also tte hsrFe - any ether hasinss in thutrs-
gon trqugng zoe A. snon q aFent aspect 70 visit
Lgulsvis, CncinaHu Chicago ~. LSas fur farther
hiieF1aAiioS, aPsls PsEsoHailg, o. ~ tstisE, .
J. q. fELioHE2,
! spla--ln Ma Isl Chsrry 81 ksshvua.
~ refer 70 Hon esvs Johnson Haa Ned g. Bsoxn.
hon, Joln 7riaabls, W. D. sA4p-Td. JS,stA y4zn
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Floating Palace,

Floating Palace,
which will be exhibited At
NJ "A = III " I L L II,
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
The Esd 24rH, 25rH A, 2erH DAYS ArKu,
For Four Days Only Open at 2 and I P ~. each day.
Tie beautiful and daring Polish refugee,
Ma d "A me OIinZa,
In her thrilling and the time graceful eas
upon TIGHT ROPE
ed Ia mid air ON the n)oT the Roof And at this
dizzy height a small cori, walking backwar and for
wRrds ning blnio,d, Dancing Natzes, PokAs and
Prouttes, Playing tNluisitey the Corn a Piston, and
achieving many Of the most exciting and startling trass
introduced far surprising any other living artistic in this
department..
Also-that ncomprehensble genius
MIR. :. *. &. NELLIS,
Who has appeared with great beior- the prinoipa
crowned heads aud nobility Europe well the
rgns Of America, and eyed from each substantial and
gratifying evidences Of the appreciation they entertained Of
his extraordinary skill Mr. NnLs,
WITH HIS TOES ALONE,
Cuts Profile, Valentines Opens Winds up Watches
Writes and Folds Letters Shoots with Bow and Arrow
Quarter Of Dollar ten PAGES, and seldom misses loads
and discharges Pistols PLAYS the Acc1rder and
cello performs similar intricate operations
with facility and that most q people cannot aspire
sgnay Nature compeusEtes for detective organization.
A,so-That rare ANIMAL
LIVE WHITE POLAR BEAR,
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LIVE WHITE POLAR BEAR,

The only living specimen in the United States and probably
the most interesting animal eNtant.
Al AB0yE AIRS FSrtHtLY NEW-haye never been
hbittu here and exhibited without extra charge
Nm cannacLnn. and az ihr .Ame time with Lhs
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TIVE above Machine has been thoroughly tested in all
kinds Of Gram and Grass, and has proved itself the
Greatest Grain and LRbOr-Saying ma
CHING of the Age.

kinds OF Grain anu drass ana has proved ltseH ths
Greatest Grain and LnbOr-Saying Ma
chine OF the Age.
We claim its superiority al the following points
The admirable arrangement Of the Tongue, which over
the side DRAFT Objectionable 20 machines-
T. The Patent Revolving Canvass Platform which the
grain falls and is carried the side Of the machine, de
posting it concAve from which l. thrown with the
bundles. IL will Of bushel TO the acre
over any mode OF delivering the grain to the binder
the simplicity Of the Geariug and the height OF
the Driving Wheel II is by far the hghtest draft.
The Sickle and Guards constructed that they viii
not clog, and cap be repaired BY any blacksmith
5. II cuts equally web with fast or slow motion.
6. n ~ durable, and easy to manage.
kH We warrant AL machines utkctured by us 20 be
well made, OF good maerias-thlt they will NOW As well As
be done with scythe, and will cut grain well As Il
can be done with a cradle and
THAN AMI OrHER H1RvESrkR IN UsHl
Ef- With regard TO pr would say, that this
machine has in every instance where has come IN eomPe
on with other kespe either AZ Public Trials or al state
Fairs taken the FIRST PREMIUM, a. follows: Indiana
State FAIR Lafayette In 1858 the great Trial Of Reap
ers MoWera indianapolis June 81 1854 At the Public
Trial Lsporte Ind, july 9th, 1888 al Public Trial at
GAINESVILLE, Wis., July &C. 1855 At the Indiana state Fair a.
indianapolis 1855 all q the celebrated keApers
Of the day. including those Of The London and PARIS Words
Fair n0totiety.
In introducing This Machine the notice % fennessee
Farmers not % take advantage Of the many
tesmora that might be brought forward IN Us favor, bus
shall only this time refer TIE great Reaper and Mower
trial Indianapolis where Il rumphsnty carried Oh the
First Prize the best Reaper and Mower and received
Recommendation 20 tn State Board % Agriculture 10 Be
awarded the rst pre- MUM comhiHrd Reaper and Mover
This Machine the invention Of inRencu farmers and
mechanics who clearly saw during their labor in the neds
the great reed of reliable Reaper which their sk in tte
workshop gave them The knowledge b. make.
will be IimiisL Address ARMSTRONG 4 CO
kplU-tf NksuEuLE, lESS
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~ BARRELS CioVrT Feed;
~ go bashsh o. Blue Grass Seed,
50 Do Timothy 90;
50 Do Orchard DO,
p Do Onion Scttg
o. bsr. eis White NJ harock Potatoes.
Just received per Steamer John Bel aud Ter -ais BY
narrhiS AkNefkOE8 60.
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Catawba Wine

WILL keep constantly band supply Of Dry Spark.
ling Wines which will furnish the trade at Cincinnati
prices, reights added lapl b I. A. MCCALL.